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The national Republican., 1862-07-31

Road! Read! Read! Read!
splsndid Cameo, Aosaio, Lava, Oarbun
ole, and Jet sets Of Jswelry, u to
vLoO.. ...................... ~"
llegant asfnet, Turquoise, and Enam.
sled, full sets, 81 to % sa..,.............. so
Superior Enameled, Coral, and Opal
Cluster sets, 81 to % ............... SO
Plain, Chased, Enameled, and Fancy
Bracelets, q to s6................... SOTO 10
Cameo, Coral, Carbunole, and Nina
tlre Brooches, SO cents to si........ 40
Cent? Vest, Guard, sud LAdies' Chate
lain Chans-the largest stock In Wssh
iagton, 81 to oS6........................ 1000
Ladies' Garnet and Carbuuole Neck
lAces, 81 to $3.50. 6O................... -. go
Garnet, Carbuncle and Onyx studs aud
Buttons, (fne, ), 81 . sstt .............. 800
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve. Buttons and
Studs, eiarate, so cents 10 81 . sett... 10
9eah' Cluster and Opal Bosom. Pine.
gold mountings, 60 cents TO s125....
Fine Lockeb and Medaiions, for two and
four Pictures, 81 TO 81 sib0......,.......
BeAl and Stone-Set Finger Rings, every
variety, 80 cents to si.6o............. iS
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Greatest Bargains Yet |!
EXTRA sILvEErLAgEp COMPLETE TEA
episoss, best quality, s97.so nstt.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATEp CASTOR,
sFrench glsss bottles, -, $3.50, 500, 70 $3.50.
EXTRA sILvERPLATED, OLIVE THREAD.
ED TABLE SPOONS,
- dozen.
EXTRA slLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
S3 per dozen.
EXTRA sILyERPLAIED, THREADED.
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
Nper dozen.
EXTRA sILvER-PLAIED, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
S8s dtE
EXTRA 4iEFED SEFEDssbAEHR ssb 4HR.1bhb 1fA bsrOo'S
HEAVY sILvER-PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
LsIge size, best quality, beautifully engraved and
ohssea only 80, s7so and $3.50 for extra quality,
FINE sILvER.PLATED CUPS, MUGS, COB
LETS, SALT STAN bS,
Only q eaeh-rstail price, g.
sTLvER-PLATEP MgsTARD AND SALT
IS OTIS. each.
sILvER-PLATED BUTTER-KNIvEs,
2b, 81, and 30 ots. saoh
We are Agents for the Sale OF
NoCLAIN'S CELEBRATED
Cocoanut and Quince-seed
Hair Oils,
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, GO.
Christiana's COlognts, Extracts, 10.
wORsI.EY's PREMIUM
HONEY. PALM, ALMOND, AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS.
Put up In Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all OF which we offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight being added.
The Trade, Dealers. Houssksspsrs and Ped
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee TO sell at New York and rhlia
dsiphis pricsa, 0r perish in the attempt.
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WAY LINES.

For BriStol, Trenton, b., At 7.l0 and OK A. n.
and 8, Q 80 aAd IL p. ~, from Kendnston, and ~
p. n, from walnut street wha'f
For Bristol and intermediate Stations at llx A.
NJ, from Kensin gton. -.
For Palmyra, Riysrton, Delanco Beverly, Bur.
lilgton, Florenoe, Boedentown, 30, at l9E, 4,
aHdSxP.E
Btssmboat Trenton, for Bordsntown and intsrme.
Wharf.
~ For New York, end Way Lines leaving Ken.
dngton Depot, take The Csr on Fifth street, above
ran in,e % shs h. npsIot and on arrival Of each Train
Fifty pounds OF Bssgage only, allowed each pas
thing 70 Baggage but thar wearing apparel. All
Baggage ever my pounds, to Be paid for extra
Ihe Company limit thsiI respon.6ility for Bs{gags
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except By spesial
contrast. WIN. b. GArzAfR, Agent
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w. TIN, c6PPER, AND SHEET IRON

A FHlkHD II n8DD. TkK IT.
DE-. SWEETS INF ALI LIBLE LINaMENr,
The great external remedy of the age, PREPARED
fro0 the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecti
cut, the celebsated boas setter, whose fame Il un
sSd innediate csre for Rhelmatism, Gout, Neural
giA, 6prSins, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Buyns
BealAs, Piles, Lumbago, Headache, Toothachs, and
~ Rheumatic md Nsfvous Disorders, External Ii
juries, 10.
All sufersfs shsald give 1t trial.
RICHARDSON / CO, Propristos,
For sale BY CHARLES sTOTT, Gs.srsi XSs.,
for Washington, aAd BY al des,s-.
tsb 24-dEWly
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1862. 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

ANN W 4OSDAA AAAy ASSs
TIE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHlLA.
pELPHIA ANDTRENTON NRAILROADCO.'S
LINES. H.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES. -sl.
From Walnut Street wharf, And Ken.
sington Depot.
WILL LIAVs A. HoLLows, VIE Fare.
Al Q A. N via Camdsn and Amboy-C. "A.
Accommodates. ACKNOWLEDGMENT - 96
Al Q A. M, via Camden and jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodatiop p................ 226
.AtsA n, via Kspsinstdk And Jersey City .
A. ,ss 2 u. Camden and Xn6oy-ioo;cn '0'
At2P: M, via Camden and Amboy-C. and A.
A.F Via Garden and jersey city. GOV
Evening Exprse: :.......:.... 800
Al 4 +. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
I'd Cla1 Tiokst.. Observation-Disclosures. 22b
Mex r. q, y!s Ksnsinston and Jsrssy City -.
A is Fas y, 4: bennington and J.ii.i City: '0'
Al 8 P. n, via Camden and Amboy-Xooom.
modston, (Frsight and PasesnssrlS
1T olaa ticket. -. ..... 226
|. ID elass ticket ........ l.60
The eh T. y. Line runs daily, Sundays excepted
The u r n. Soathern Mall runs daily.
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DENTISTRY.
I'm ssnsosMs1s. tm. -.

VsOorAt rA01M .tI 4u 81 .. I.f
y NJ. LOOM1b. M. H.,
Ths iuveatos ana pes,atse Of The 1iassAi fioas
Teeth, stteads rsssoaAlly d nas o6Ass n thb slyy
Many psrsoas esx wear thsae tssth who caanos
wear othsts, and 20 pssso6 can wear olhs Who oaa.
ael wear thss<. ''I-t 49,. :. !, T77,' -
with any styk ssd prize o. Teeth they nay dssirs
bat 70 thoes who ~ pgrliouaS end wsh the pursst
sasanest roagest And nost perfect dsnturs that ss
Warfanted .... ...a.r. 1T UT F1--'T-T '
kooos II tins oily.-Ho. sSs Psnssylvasia sysass,
between Ninth and Tenth strssts, Alse, - Arsi
stxest, Philadslphla. n. niSlS-ly
I'M. LOOK KWOOD esntanuss sAs pras-
" toe of Dentsxy, 10 the WasAAGtoa BGilding,
eoensr fennsylvania avenua and 6evsnth o1FeSS
nayiHg Dsastioed In the Boath nsasly ax.ssA years
a eh aessrsd that hs ean give satsiastses % aay
Teeth ihsertsd " vvLaAnrss, Rgsssa, o. aoLs
ran, Chloroforn adnisisesrSd whsn dssirsd.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

wo,ors7r, roe s.sHNR, s9STeN, v,,ouau.e.
WHITk MOUNTAINS, AND IN
TERMEDIATL POINTS.
- THE new sud stauuch steaners Of
the Norwich Line, CITY OF BO6-
TON aad CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New YORK
daily, Sundays excepte1) y st o,cloek, b. n, from
PER No. 20, North River, foot Of vestry street,
FOB NEW LONDON,
Thers connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train for the above points, pia Norwich and Wor.
osster Boston and Worcester w 0eeastse A1d Nashua
and New London and Northern Railroads 1, -
For Information inqsirs Of
~, 4. 8. MARTIN,
NJ Mt Agent, On the Plsf.
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

Jlst arrived, . direct importati per steamer
Fuitoo, ftom Europe, = very fns and large aslqFt
nent Of Marine, Opera, Field Glasses, AID TSis
leoees, which will sell . very little above the oos
q PaSlg A. TO- the qualities, there are none sups.
hor to be had, having bsen selected psrposely 1os
this market. Also, large and we'll. ssofted Stool
q oRsn alas'ss hisEc.oops: Eoid silver, .ns :tss
tie use Of an Optometer. Aoonsiderable nunbsr Of
eeraecatse to be seen at ny once, from Eentlsnss
whs have besn suited u ny old establishment
The national Republican., 1862-07-31

S0THE TINE FOR RECEIVING BIDS under
the above Advertisement y indefnitSly postponed.
jyl9 4. BECKWITR, Hsjor G. 8.
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ALSO,
TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS.

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is REQUESTED
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
TEN DOLLR RS,


will be'paid by tn, ommittce to eve.
rp recruit when heenlists as an EX-
IRA BOUNTY, Audlho Govern
ment pays FORTY DOLLARS when
the Regiment is mustered into service
making in al FIFTY DOLLARS.
FROM COLUMBUS,
LUMBUs July 2E..
Seven hundred paroled Union pris-
oners, from Tennessee, reached here
aStRight and we're Immediately taken
to tmphase They were so bolster.
gs and 'unruly as to require a guard.
ool Allison is organizing paroled men
into companies, that they may per-
form such duty as will not violate their
paroles. The number Of rebel pris
onerS at the camp is over1, 800 There
is sufficient force to ganrd them with.
ont calling upon paroled men, the feaI.
OF certain papers to the contrary not
withsranding: " '', "'''' =
''odH Bliss has returned from eestab.
fishing camps in Southern Ohio Camp
grounds were obtained On. very tavorl
able terms, He brings. same encourag.
lng reports as from Northern Ohio ,as
to enlistmI'nts. The feeling among
the peop)e'is good. IHesstllioks tFie
border counties will raise their quotas
irst. At,Portsmouth he was informed
that theregiment to be organized there
haG already recruited over $50 men.
The ol 'leaves tomorrow morni1g
Tor Mdssillon j. @..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07


aud sent to the Psnsnsula for sell De.
tense, butt capture Richmond. and
destroy the Rebel Army: Ii would
seem ihatit is impossible for him te
do these things frcm his present. posi-
tioh, as he IS now situated. as qnickly
as the country demands, 1t is imper.
tive, therefore, either. that he be at
once reinforced BY at least one hun.
died thousand men, or that his army
be removed from its:present impract.
able situation, strengthened quickly
by recruits, Joined toathat Of Pope,
and then take up ncg and n ore fea
sible line of approach to Richmond.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
UW D E R TAKING

Collins made at all times. Our facilities for
thiskind of:business are such as to warrant, us
in saying that we will doom work in greatly
superior manner, and at such prices as win be
satisfactory 10 all. They respectfully solicit q
share Ofpuhlic patronage, and by strict atten-
tion to business they hope to morit the conf
dence of the community. Give them a call.
.s ..:' JAMES II. WY 7OFF.
June IL, '62-6-m. LEVIPORKEY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Ueb Sbbertisrments.
TR U.STEE"S NOTICE

THE undersigned Trustees of School and
l. Ministerial Lands will meet at Prattsville
Vinton Co., Ohio, on the 26th of July 1862, foI
the purpose of leasing tho following described
land, to wit:
One hundred and twenty acres, known as tn,
Childs lease School Land.) Also, eighty sew
en- acres known as the Brown lease. Also
eighty acres Known as the Allison lease. Also
eighty seven acres known as the Devore 4
Dudley lease Ministerial land.) To be LEASED
for the tainl of seven years from the lst day o
April 1858. .,-.
Terms made known on the day sails.
M,RR III LI}lJi II, .s
W93 S ! LIN. Trustees
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
The KnickerbOcker Mag
aZine For 1852. i.


In the beginning of the last year, when
its present Proprietois assumed the control
of the KnickerbOcker, they announced their
determination TO spare no pains to place it
in its true position as the leading literary
monthly in America. When rebellion had,
raised successful front, and its armies
threatened the very existence OF the Hepub.
lie, it was impossible to permit magazine,
which inits circulation reached the best in.
tellects in the land. to continue in a purely
literary course, as If insensble or indiffer.
ent to the dangers which threatenedthe UI.
ion, The proprietors accordingly gave no.
tiee that il would present in its pages forci-
BILE expositions with regard to the great
Question Of the times: How to preserve
the, United states of America in-theii integ-
rily and unity. How tar this pledge has
been redenied,. the public must Judge. I.
would, however, be mere affectation to ig.
more the seal OF APPRECIATION which the
public has already placed on these. The
Propretors greatfully acknowledge this, and
it has led them 10 embark in fresh under.
taking, the publication of the "Continental
Monthly" devoledto Literature and Nation.
al Policy; in which Magazine those readers
who have followed with sympathy thepolit
cal and social views so torcibly expressed
of late in our pages, may find them sill fur.
ther enforced by the most eminent and en-
ergetic minds in America. go
| The Knickerbocker, while it will Iemair
firm in the support Of the Union, will II
future be found according to the originally
Expressed intention of the publisher, deyo
ting itself more exclusively to.Ari and Let
tiers, aud maintaining its long established
position as the leader in America Of *ihI
widely varied departments Of literature Il
which it is especially devoted.
The present number commences its Thrift
eth year. With suchantecedents as it pos
sesses, it seems unnecessary to make anl
special pledges as to the future. but II MAJ
not be aniss to say. thatit will be: the, aim a
its conductors 70 make it more. aud. .rlell
observing Of the Hbsfal support il has, here
1ipTore received. The isiae eminent writer
who have contributed to itduring The pas
lyeir, will continue 20 enrich its pages, AMI
in addition contributions will appear from
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
SuERIFF'S SALE.

Aquilla II. Dowd,
W. , On Vendi Execution 3
David White, Ut al.
BY virtue of an Execution, to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Vinton County,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House, in the town of Macarthur, on Mon
day,
September, lot, A. D. 1862,
at the hour of o'clock p. NJ, Of said day, the
following property, to- wit:The Sorth East quar-.
ter Of the South West quarter, Of Section No. IS
The North East quarter, of the North Wes
quarter; The South East quarter of the Nortl
wes' quarter and the North west quarter of thu
North west quarter Of Section No. 10, Township
No 10, of Range No. 49, containing one hundred
and nj iety -four acres, more or less.
Taken as the property of David White, T.
satisfy judgment in favor of Aquilla II. Dowd
Appraised at Three hundred and Fifty Dollars
and must bring two. thirds of that sum. Term
Of sale, cash in hand.
SHADES, Sheriff v. Co., o.
July 3lst, 1862, VA.
Pr. fees ss,75,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

Others 81 the highest reputation, and from
many rising auihefs."
We shall. as before. specially cultivate
ihe eenIsl. aud humorous 10 every vafiety.
But duingille coming year. however. the
Knickerbocker viii receive many cOntFibu-
tiotis in the highest department. OF literature.
embracing critical historical, biographical,
scientific, or eihnographic sFtlclrs. in ell Of
which Special pains will be taken TO intro.
dues that spirited ahd agreeable tone and
style mich Of late year. Distinguished really
frat class writings Of this nature irom the
dsfahd ped9ntic essays OF ihe ole scnool.
We, Intend to devote eSPeeiAl 1eai Ano "a
Dor 10 attract 10 OUT Pasrs sum IeaalhH.
shd confidently anticipa~ Pre.em'nsnes IN
this department. In the SHHSV a..V nunTeI
we shall publish "Suns, v. III iaouEnl: "
Chas. Godfrey Leland, M ~ IssS I'.,o =. gs L.. "
papers on the cheerful ~ JySae so. :" ;.'"..
ture and Art, which W I'M H. ,".S.. & ~ =,
ting TO the most gene III ~ ~ c. NJ "
an early date will spns., w Hn;,I.'hnIL
of;a first class novel. p'T T.. -,
10 short, while retain; hi, ths 49,.
,Sa Tsa'w,, n.,u eOn''nua''y add to p ain {
p, sI.e 0llaTs q year 70 and
rst,.' c i"' TCp'eS for Four Dollaollars.
Rny osnu. AhIse Copies for Six d, will
SooSct'OeIs Iemltllng Three Dollarspy q
p;st sss premium, post paid, q co We
..l .sOnaIe D; himoaiPS great work. Re
SouS o. wan S'feet,' 10 be published
! =; 81. y. rGt"am early in February.
saose,lDeTs femittiug Four Dollars, will
receive tue knickeIbocEer and the Cont.
mental Monthly for one year.
A discount of ten per cent from our
owest prices will be allowed 10 prisons
sending us clubs OF ten on more subscri
'era. Money sent by mail, when registered,
%. At our risk.
=. we have no agents excepting Mr.. C. T.
Evans, Tor whose contracts we are psponS.
bile.
:, Newspapers Copying this. and giving he
a monthly notice, will be en-
titled to an exchange.
s., j. R. GILMORE. Publisher,
6S2 Broadway. New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Clinton. House.

N0RNER OF Walnut and Water Street. a.
" Uhillicosne, Ohio. j. H. Robins iiil
e rietor" -. -. ...t'' ii'i
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
An UnforlunAtc mnn.

Colonel NORTON, of the 21st Ohio
did nor fully estimate the oQds agains
him, when he left Athens, Alabama
10 visit Washington with charges
against Gen. MIroHEL. He may have
thought it was cnmmehdable to expose
improper conduct, and hence fell
some pride in the mission be was Oh
But it seems if the telegraph be ere
dited, that Col. Norton had hardly
filed his complaint before the.case was
dismissed, of course without investi,
CATION, ard from q prosecutor, il ap.
pears that the Col. will have hard
work to escape determination him
self. -
Without knowing anything about
the matter, it seems to MS strange and
will be so thought by the public, that
charges Of 80 grave q character as
those made against Gen. Mitchell
by Col. Norton, should he instantly
dismissed without investigation, and
Col, Norton put on the defensive for
making them. lfupon inquiry and
investigation the charges proved to
BE- false and Col. Norton had no pro.
hable ground FIR making them. then
it'would be very proper to ,rebuke, if
not cashier him, bat to set upon tn @
mAn and hound him down the way
they seem to be doing in the case OF
Col. Norton, without any investiga
ton, is, to say tire least, Il most novel
mode Of proceeding Cotton. (thc
rebel leaders saw is King" and Col.
Norton will find it has wonderful
influence even among some Of those
who were supposed to prefer "wool."
And il he be not smothercd in the
cotton be may thank his stars. He
vii! hereafter be careful how he as
sails General who has large influence
at Court. Statesman. =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
.:VIVA.Rl...,.... ].
CONE TO THE RESCUEl@

Tie Military ommiltee Of yinton
county, for the purpose Of aiding the
cruihng service. have appointed
meetings at't6e.folloWing placss, viz:
AlleDsvilie, ThursdaysJuly 3Ist, :
RatcliEsburgh, Friday Apgust Lat,
Speakman's School house, Eeale
Tp.. Saturday August God, .
Locdst Grove. Monday. Ang. .4th,
Bethel School house, Swan -TP,
August 5th,; :"
New ", Plymouth, Wednesday, An.
HOldcen's School house, Knox 'Tp.,
August 7th,
Eakin's Mills, Viutoh 'Tp., Aug. .stt
,Wi!ksviiIe, Saturday, August OH
The meetings will commence at "a
O'Clock p. NJ. - :.
Two or more ofthe following nam,
ed persons will be present aud address
each meeting:--Judge J. r. Ply)ey ;.
Judge B. P. Hewitt, Rev. D. flor.
locker 10 Harrison Lyle, Esq, and,J. j.
Mcdowell, Esq. -..1 : ''''l
Ail'are;nrgently requested 10 attend
these meetings. The ladies especially
are invited to come ort and give their
coqnlenance and support to this good
work. .4
Recfuiting off ,ers will be present,
and all who may wish TO enroll their
names in the list of gallant men now
in the Army ofthe Union, will have
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07


T How wendell PHILLIP TALKS
-Abolltionism .-Sasrjfce every thing
for the Unionl God forbid ! Sacri.
flee every thing 10 keep South Caro-.
lima in,itl Rather build a bridge Of
gold and pay her toll oyer it. Lei
her march offwith banners and trum.
pets, and we will speed the parting
guest. Let her not stand upon the
order of her going, but 60 at once
Give her the forts and arSenals, and
sub treasury, and lend her jewels oI
silver and gold, and Egypt will re
joice that she has departed.--[ Wen.
dell Phillips, Jan 30, 1851.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA,
For the Relief of the Sick and Dis.
Z tressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Chronic diseases, and especially
for the cure Of diseases ot the Sex.
nal Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the Act
u1 ing Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on spermatorrhGa, orsex
nal Weakness, and other diseases Of the Sexual
Organs, and on tho NEW REMEDIES employ
cd In The Dispensary, sent to the afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes, free ofchaIge. Two or
three stamps for postage will he acceptable.
Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN H0UGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. Z
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
February 9Th, 8s6l-1yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
GOING WEST.

g NJ. PETTENGILL & CO., Advertising
Os Agents, No.. 81 Park Row, New York, &
Estate Street, Boston are our Agents and are
authorized to take advertisements and Sub1
soriptiopsfor sat our Lowest Rates.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-02-12

mont man, so far as his political princi-
pies are concerned, but / will confess that
the manifest injustice which was done him
by the President, in sanctioning the send
ing of an official spy TO sneak through his
camp and pick up charges against him,
and in removing him from the command,
just as he was on the point of giving bat
tie, has caused me to feel strong SYM
patty for him.
So, friend MoRT, while you are peggiug
away at the man who parts his hair in
the middle, l would like TO have you va
ry tho entertainment little, and most
respectfully beg TO be informed in what
respect General Halleck's plans have
showed marked ability. ask merely for
information, frankly confessing that /
don't see it.
Price don't see it either, or if he does,
he is satisfied that his executive ability
will be very harmless to the Secesh, as
he seems to be very quietly waiting
at Springfield, without much fear of him
or the gallant heroes at Benton Barracks.
jeff. Thompson seems to be also very
dull to understand thai he is in danger
from executive ability.
1t seems to me that the gentlemen Of
the army Of Missouri, from tho "Execu-
tive Commander down, are hardly en-
titled to criticise the man who parts his
hair in the middle, until they regain the
ground which has been abandoned since
executive ability took the command there
in his place.
For my part, don't see much execu-
tive ability in driving such mon as Siegel
and Zagonyi out of tie service.
Nor can see any executive ability in
dallying with the bridge burners until JEFF.
Davis has taken measures TO rescue them,
by threatening to hang Colonies Corco-
ran, Wilcox, and others, if they are exc
cuted. The Union bridge burners, in
Tennessee, were promptly hung, but the
red tape gentry at ST. Louis have delayed
the execution of the miscreants in their
hands so long that they will probably es-
cape the punishment so justly due them
ID
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-02-12

be subdued aud abolitionzed at the same
time. IT, when Virginia and North Car
DINA and Tennessee shall be subdued, the
difficulties Of carrying the banner Of abo-
lition into the cotton States shall seem
insurmountable, these republican leaders
will camor for peace and southern
boundary on the line of $3.50. Or if,
at any time, they shall be convinced that
the end Of tho war will not be TO destroy
slavery in any of tho States, they will
clamor for peace and separation upon any
line that shall then be held by the Fede-
raj armies. We make these predictions
and ask the reader to note them.
There is but one genuine Union party,
and will be but one; and upon the unity
and vigor of that, and upon the resump-
ton of power by it in the Northern
States, depends, vastly moro than upon
the operations of the armies in the field,
the salvation of the Union Chicago
Times.