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Cures old Chronic and recent dlseases Has the tea
cuons1s Of The medical fraternity. Medical Journals
6nd the almost entire press Of Nc South.
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Consultations 1nviplatle. 1elHs1s9 Sm
, 1862-10-09
WaaT Nta3UtH

DFNETOLENT WAR-CLAIM
4 jAssncIATloS ter taa Eo..swe.4. tes:asltshnd
AI'aHsf 1At. fer rfI~ esi!ect ns oOJSFI1s =sid
l'ESSlt'Ns. Ahh IN" RACE PAY ct dceeAa"d Soldiers
and Sailors UTICA :G nc4&orp street, EhtnaEo, IL
ApkTRMssc AID cAaRFAB1 iSorIETY.
JOHN b. TCft~ Elx. President.
c. 4. GREGORY Secretary.
D1EEcFons:
.1rH:; 2 ITENrR. AU5usrUs H. HURLEY.
IN, II; Hl:ttlSe, E3wARn I T1SEHAM,
Z. c. 1Ai:NEp.
Tic character INC stsntfiug OF the gentlemen who
Esomrtee le Asatattoa. Ia guarantee to The public
itn hcely and economy and the Interest Of
tofr Who may 1uts'!st 1Aeir bns 7esR to ita care.
F"E thr nIt1t1 cAftns nj the fsot ncnt will
IT, COLLECTED nnnn the following rates of charges;
Iron All Claims for s11us Of Fifty Dollars lesz
k,A2ree Of One nolsar.
<whrsr nnuss1on Is alowable) n per cent. on
pen claims for Pensions. {s"1 where per centage
= di.sl,oEea n 'aw1 the smallest charge possible
hsii is dexIEned hsre the income Of the Assoca-
tFr lie us1neks anti to do the 11s3ness atult-
<>rsly AZ possible. should It be found upon few
IN, s' t.5x that these rates as too high for that
pose. they vii he redaced toa point jnt sufficient to
Fsrsons having claims fes Pension Bounty OF Back
f:E ms fa.. far nsibie, and state plainly tue
-atitrr'e Pot uflce ArG State
AddrcssG. a. GREG0hy. SecEetary. 2. O. Box 1ss.
Chicago, 1lH,
, 1862-10-09

Reconnaissance Of the % Ca'uzyy Brigade undo,
Col. J. F. EdrusMo7fh-Ihe SfA Illinois Cuy
airy in Bdttle-~1he Foclamatlo7s tn tn
A5my.
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GOOD NEWS FROM CUMBERLAND GAP

Advices from Bsptists Gap, near Cumberland
Gsp. inform us that few days since sixty horse
sud horss agous were captured from the FEEDER
ss contAining, ss estimated by our Qusrtermaster,
Ten days ratious for forces. barrel Of wine
and one Of alcohol. Our men inter- epted q dis
psIeh from the Federsls TO their headquarters. say
irs that they had then only three days rsuons and
wanted q reinforcement, Of six regiments, or they
would have to evacusts the Gap. Our forces went
90 Fl ON theIe and bagged Col. Huck's regiment of
Tennessee tories. except few stragglers. and pa
rolei ,hem, requiring them TO 60 North. bot still
lsld On TO Huck, and other officers. These tories
reported informant, as he converted witt seve.
raj Of them, that they willing to be cap ured
and released from obligations to fight any more
ssans, the South, being Heartily tired of th. SER
vice They said three or four hundred wei. then
prisoners, and about three hundred had prev, Justly
deserted Gen. Smiths headquarters are a, Jun
b.rlsnd Ford The Yankees had tried to ev. .uate
the GAP
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A DARING SPY HUNG,

A u.au naned Mason a resident OF Fairfaa oun-
,y. Va. but native of Pennsylvania, was Lung
near Gordoasville few days since. The div sion
commanded by Gen. Longstrest WAS pnshins for
point which |. WAS known the enemy desired to
Teach and occupy. IA the column was pressing
forward q courier. pretending to have orders from
Gen Lee, halted each brigade until he reached the
lat. when Longsreei, observing tho movement,
desired TO know what it meant. He was told that
General Lee had ordered the halt, and upon de
handing TO know the authority for the order from
General Lee. was pointed to the courier, who had
not hSd time to make his escape. The man was
immediately arrested by Longstreet who frustrated
his designs He was examined and condemned on
The spot Forged orders to both Jackson and Hill
were found on his person, those for Longstreet
having been delivered, and he acknowledged that
be bad been acting as Confederate scout for eleven
months and all that time was traitor and a Spy.
He wss then condemned and executed In about fif-
teen Mnutea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-27
AFFAIRS ON THE PENINSULA.

Infor,astiou from the Peninsula IL up to Saiur.
day last. The Yankee advance pickess were six
miles from w williamsburg. During the retreat sbou,
5000 passed over the route by Disskon bridge,
ana stripped the whole country through which
they travelled Of everything like provisions for
man and beast Their wagons were driven into
,ae 6elds the corn pulled and loaded mp. aud then
they would drive on. What they could not take
tanning 500 Bushels Of wheat, after FIRST sprnkling
the door with sulphur to render IL more combust
bla They burned Mrs.. Caroline Christian's house.
a, the Forge, In New kent. and VIM. A. Blaytons
house, near Diaskou bridge. was also Destroyed
s.yersl houses in the vicinity we're torn down, and
the timber used to rebuild the bridge which had
hssu torn up by eur troops Ia their retreat from
Yorktown Among those who left with the Yam
KEGS we're II. @ Gilman of the Sd Virginia cavsl
~ and John Jennings Of the 53i Virginia infantry
A, every step Of the march the Yankees were
fearful Of and expected an attack from our troops
There are sbou, 500 or 1000 Yankee troops in WILL
li.nsburS.
D,s.r,ers have Informed our troops where many
.~sr.tsa srns were. About l25 Enfield rifles ar
rye, 8, The York River depot yesterday, which
vsxe discovered at the White House by their intor
nation The same parties offered to guide our men
=, where 500 pistols had been hidden. The eoun'
ty Of New Kent literally laid waste. Its citizens
have los, everything. One Of them. Mr.. D. u. Tay
lo,. q .cou, in our army, lost $3.50 worth Of pro
.endsr by one squad OF three Yankees, who loaded
their sgors snd went of. The citizens of that
county and the country through which the enemy
passed, except on the river banks are really suffer
ipS for food and snxiously expect our Government
to take some steps for their relief One gentleman
Mr. Beverley Anderson, hes offered TO sell his e.rn'
,hich he saved, 1t q barrel to those in need'
and hoped that those as fortunate ss he may be
- liberal.
Many of the Yankee troops visiting the farm
houses on the retreat expressed the wish that the
ID war Was over and they we're at home
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RELATIVES OF MRS. LINCOLN.

having ssen numerous paragraphs 10 various
pAp1s' and having even copied them ourselves
'a!oogh mistake, to the effect that Samuel B. Todd
"'' was killed at Shiloh; Alexander H. Todd, killed
''0sn''y at Baton Rouge. aud Capt. d. H. Todd.
~" commanding tbs lower wataf battery at vIcks,
'~e' srs brothers. and only brothers Sf Mrs.. Lin
.0l' ws beg 70 state. from authority, thss Ara L.
only '"o brothers. one At prsAsnt in the Medi-
~ 1o'ps' e. h. A., the other beyond military age
1s 10 'ssbls health. bat represented In our service
" lls sSa Those above spoken Of arc merely half
brothers.
'As parties at whose instance We write do not
ra~s themselves upon their fortuitous relation
person Of such unenvisbls notortsty, but
~py dislike to have their existence ignored and
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COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

4 fufier was created iD Charleston. s. C., on
Saturday among financial circles by the discovery
As! number Of counterfeit Confederate notes, of
the dsaomInatons Of GEO, ESQ, and Sl0O, were In
circulation. During the day the banks. ss q mes-
sarr Of precsution, suspended the reception Of ali
Confederate bills Of the denominations named, un
ii! some sufficient test could be established to dis
ansuish the genuine issues from the counterfeit A
lev days At farthsst, will suffice to ascertain such
s'e', When the Inconvenience resulting {. ON the
Sabt IN respect TO twentiss, fties snd hundre d.,
VIII no longer exist. No counterfeit tens or Hves
nave besn found In circulation. and notes Of these
Aad smaller denominations are received ss usual
ths plate that ia csaDterfeitsd u one of Hoysr T.
Iad"is's. containing the eos, 50s, and ZOOS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-27

rkON tn. RAPPAHANNoCK.

There was an eatire absence Of rsiisble news
rom the lice Of the Rappahannock yesterday. and
.v.p reports - to the operation of our forces 10
,h., quarter were exceedingly msssrs. II seemed
20 be generally accepted - true. however TIA, our
forces wsre pursuing rapidly the retrsatins foe.
who we're abandoning everything to make sure
their retreat to the banks Of the Potomac Late in
ID. afternoon there was o street rimor that our
army hsd sver,Aken the enemy. and that heavy
ssh. was going on but no one knew the origin Of
the rnmor, or npon what grounds II was based ---
Another report, which received some favor and
which was accredited TO certain extent. was thai
a por.inn Of our troops entered Frederieksburg on
Monday evening. Neither OF these reports are
,ubstsntisted by Information Ia Official quarters
saa We think are consequently not entitled to con
6Aspce
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FROM ffAKPEhS FERRY.
A correspondent OF the Washington Nation,
(B,acL) RsDitlicda writes:

A correspondent OF the Washington National
(Biack) Rspatiicaa writes:
HaRPER's FERRY, Va, Aug H--The ruTer of
tSo thousand rebel troops near Charlestown, on
the Winchester Railroad which WAS telagraphed
to Washington last evening proves TO be unfoun,l.
cd, at least nothing be heard OF such body of
retcis The fulof orip pinated in this wise: Ii ap
pears that Capt. Baylor, OF tha Confederate army,
Che same man who murdered one of Col. Geary $
men while bearing q nag OF truce last wInter) has
large lot OF property, stolen from the Government
stored at his house, about sixteen miles from here.
train of Wagons with al escort, was ordered
to proceed to tie rebel Captains residence and
bring away the property. Shortly after the order
issued paroei rebel prisoner came in with
report that there We're two thousand bel Infantry
artillery, and cavalry on the road, and that the
wagons would certainly be captured, whereupon
Col. Miles commander Of the post here, counter
manted the order
There are, however. small parties OF guerrillas in
this vicinity are committing petty depredations
ou the farmers. The party is said TO be under the
command Of Captain Blaekfora, late of the rebel
army, assisted by one Rev. Mr. Waugh, of Lou.
doun. Four of Blaekfords party plundersd the
house of Mr. J. A. Young, of Loudoun, few days
since. They avow their intention TO give no quar-
TO Union citizens AID officers of General Popes
army. It is not likely that they will have en- op-
portun.y of putting their threats into execution,
for Captain Huston, of Coles First Maryland cav.
airy, captured and brought to this place nine prom
iuent members OF the gang; and, as they So
well known, there is no difficulty whatever in get
ting evidence that will secure conviction.
There il one thing i'll this connection that our
Government ought TO have known and acted upcn
in the beginning of this rebellion Il this: These
Iehels pay regard whatever to the oath Of allie
siance; they will take the oath three times day,
if eqaised, and break il twice as often.
QUARREL. BETWEEN GEN. PHsLPS AND BUTLER
ABOUT THE "NIGaER
A correspondence between Butler and Phelps l.
published in the Northern papers. The latter made
requisiton for arms aceouremen.s. clothing. sc.
for three regiments OF negroes. Batierrepiied that
he desired Phelps To employ eonirabands in cutting
down trees, and that he had ordered the quarter
master to furnish and tents.
Phelps replied that he net willing to become
slave driver having qualifications for that OF
flee, and that his resignation WAS accordingly ten
deied
Butler in iurn told him that he must do his duty
rs directed to DO, and that his resignation would
no: be received Hs added that white soldiers were
st ieas, as good negroes and the latter should
do the labor marked oat for them.
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o"oThfRS ILLUSTRATED PAPER.-Ws this
ans publish the prospectus Of ths sousArrs n.
."aa 81, "f1s weekly pictorial y bs published IN
s"y W Asssrs. Aysss 4 Wade From what we
- LIE sntsspriss Il viii bs nrgsd with much
e'mpstsat artists having bssu secured 70, It,
he department, and the bess talent for the
'sAanre Of the Journal Ths psopsistoss
i.. Aas' 'asn who are fully equal to the as,srtak.
80 aud We wsleons ~ enterprise which viii
va Is over. 49, ''s
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II Ueadias 7rip--Casper Mccormick Appeared
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with having
used perjury and subofnation" in obtaining . H.
cense 10 marry the daughter OF WIN. H. Aaddux'
The accused ran away With and married the
young lady wlthn ut the consent of her parents.
She being under l6 years Of age H. was sent or to
the Hastings Court for examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-27

HdstiqSs Com1-Speeiai Tsrm-Recorder Caskie
presiding Edgar lIarman, charged with forging
the name Of Mrs. NJ NJ. Harman 10 u check for $50,
WAS sen. on for trial m Tracy. stabting JaneH
II. Mcclure, sent on--George Kieh, stealing 80
worth of Cation thread from the Confederate States,
sent back to the Mayor.-Danicl Murphy, stealing
"A mule from the city, sent ou.-Wm. Rowe, shoot.
ing pat Mackiu discharged
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UANUEE To PI1FE,
The following is from Washington

Appreheusions begin To be expressed { at the
rebels finding it Impossible 30 pursue ~, sie,ian
for wait of trans l,uTtaton, will suddenly oncen.
tra,e by means of their railroads in Pope front
At uordonsyille and make 4 desperate efort to
oyerwlom him before support can now reach him
No fears expressed OF danger from such plan
bu: the probability Of its being attempted causes
the xpeetation of speedy renewal of active work
beyond Cupeper.
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Ia TIE Case--There was but party commit
ted to this institution yesterday. This was John
Rol,ioson, a colored individual. who represented
himself as free man, bmt who unfortunately, had
not The credentials establish the fact. and was
charged with stealing peppers, potatoes, and Gu
climbers from VIM. Whiilock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-27

TIE Price Of Beef-The amendment to the mar
ket ordinance. recently adopted. provides that
whenever the price Of beef exceeds twenty cents
per pound, any person may, without nesnse. sell
meats in any part Of the city. This notification
new aud profitable business In the city, via: the
supply Of families living at remote or iuconveulent
distances irou. the markets with meats and vegsta-
bles. Amy entsrprising person opening a shop
where these articles may be regularly obtained Of
coed quality and fair prices, wOnld certainly make
money. Many housekeepers dispense with the uss
OF meats now oftener than once twice q week,
account Of the long distances they have to 60
send for marketing. They would gladly become
tie customers Of those who would undertake to
keep supplies Of meats and vegetables within
reasonable distance of their residences.
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TEl.EGkApHIC NEWS.

Confederate FL rces Occupy iBatsn Rouge.
MOBILE, Ang 26 "A special dispatch to the I'd.
rrrtiser ard Register. dated Jackson, 25th, says
Gen. Rugglea occupies Baton Rouge"
dspateh from Baton Rouge states that Com.
Raphael Semmes, U. S. N, ia off the mouth OF the
Mississippi with a steel clad feet, intended to ops-
rate aganstthc Yankees. e) No particulars given.
From Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. a6th.-Morsan'x proclams-
ton, dated Hartsylle, Aug. 18th. declares his in
tenlion Of putting the law Of retaliation in fores
Since the Yankees will not permit his paroles to BE-
recognized, and says he will in future initiate them
In their exaeons; retaate upon them the craeities
and oppression with which his friends are visited,
and continue that course until the enemy consents
to make war according TO the law of nations.
II is now certain that Bueil's forces are fnlling
back from down the Tennessee. having eyacna-
ted Battle Greek. Bridgeport, and Stevenson. lsav
lag but picket guard at each place.
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DLUE MASS, Calomel, Chloroform Morphine,
ID ouiains, Tannin. Iodide OF Potash. Mercariai
Ointment, 0um Elastic Nipples Cream Tartar.
TertAri Acid, chlorate of Potassa, Opium fcrade
anu powdered) choice lot Of fancy Pipes, Tor aaia
ii, quantity, at moderate war prices. by
au "a r. W. POWERS,
A TTENTIUN. YOUNG MEN.-Those standing
IA in need OF fne SiitRTS can now be supplied
They are y genuine French article, (some Of them
very highly ainbroldered1 made ~ to plrase the
taste OF the n,ost fastdious; lust received AT Bel
WINS Sewing Machine Rooaas
Also. \ large lot VI Ladies' and Mlsaes' SHOES,
with few dox. English SHOES. Saving cor.
TONS. NEEDLEG. &C., always ON hand.
an M--6tH
NOTICE To FARMEKa --Pers0rs having our
IN GRAIN BAds who do not intend sen<ling N
grain iur s~o soon, will please send them 70 M st
once, As We are ip iNmsdiAte want af them. AL
bags hsNn41ea Barksdale & Keud belong 10 "a.
N 26.-lw- JkYkR 4 HARRIS.
LsOk eALK-A JENNY LIND CAAkIAl&fa--
E AAelsgant Carriage. With seats ~ tWo per-
eUn& ezrta,n slAoe eor slkher ca a. Two 1oeneD u
- - y ~ Aressweoa Metsa siaela
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Miss Kate Edwards the actress, died at her resi-
dencr in Griffin county, Ga., on the 18th inst, o
typhoid fever.
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HEADQ's DEPARTMENT OF NORFOLK. I
Nav "A lstin 4

HEADQ's DEPARTMENT OF NORFOLK,
Nay 3D. lsta.
Gen. r. Z. Lee. Commanding. &c.
GENkRAL-rbe Secretary OF War and Secretary
Of the Navy reached here yesterday. and have
communicated 10 me the views of tho Government
as regards this place.
also received yesterday General Johnston's let
ter of May the lst, the substance Of which yen
teIegrspbed 10 the Secretary Of War last evening.
My idea is, that abandoning this place is abandon
ing Virginia. and it would be better TO sacrifice
every Of US in Its defence than TO give it up.
shai! carry out the orders as promptly and
regularly as can, hut must keep troops enough
to preserve order and stop communication with
the enemy, or ali the black and part of tho white
population will be visiting Old Point aud Wash
ing;on and applying Tor Office.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant.
tSigned,l BENJAMIN Hu0ER,
Major General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-27

the Dock, there il very large pile Of bacon,
which seems to be In fair way Of 'spoiIing.'n u
il not already past redemption. The weight Of the
is comprss sing he oil out of the lower pieces
aud the surrounding Aoor Ia white with innumsr.
able vermcules, generally known ~ "sklppsss,') ,
whose perpetual saltatory mofion, In such large
numbers, is rather curious to observe. We do NOT
where il IL until 1. becomes nnGt for food Thou
sands Of pounds Of meat In similar condition, have
been sold at auction in this city by the Commits
sary Department, aud we presume that this lot,
most OF It, will be similarly disposed Of but u 10
lameniable to see so much bacon dsteriorating tn
quality, and becoming daily less saeable, when
there many half filed mouths In the army
and ameDe the .eopIc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-27

Railroad Accidesl.-An sceidens oecurrel O n
Ffedericksbufg Railroad, near the Janeeaea -
Monday evening, which resulted IN ~ leeeH G. 8
negro man belonging TO Mr.. W. n. Dease 0eoer.
inisndeni Of the fosd. He was ridIar q : sssin
which was In motion. and from some eaase ~
understood fell of aad aesose the track, "a TIE
tram passed over him. He had beeu train banA
OH ths road for some Twelve years.
srrestsd for Forsey-On Saturday lass nan
named Jones was arrested In this city on fhs ehMgs
Of forging officers pay rolls. and ebtAlniag nossy
thereon. He committedto the military prison of
theeiy whers he wiil perhaps remain uAsi1the tins
arrives for an impartial hearing Of biz caes Joass
has figured rather conspicu0usy IN this city within
the paEt six months He was last spring eAssUed
by Capt Dean, a Quastermaster In the Coalsde-
rate service, with robbing him Of some sevsn thoa
sand dollars, ut the Richmond House. In tAis ely;
but for want Of testimony was released oahss-
quenfiy he was detected In an attempt 70 draw his
own pay rs Lieutenant in the HcCulloch Baageu
twice or thrice In one month. For this o6tnce ~
contented themselves with disnisalne HIN from she
service Since that time he has led quite 8 dnst
life, induiging In the various axnusementS whleh
contribute to the pastime Of men Of the wosids
When arrested he had In his possessioa some ssvsn
hundred dollars, fraudulentIy obtained. He % from
the South, but formerly Of Marylsnd, and 10 Young
nsa2. q pleasing addrsss
Fire ia Broad S4sa.--Yesterday afternoon about
2 O'clock it was discovered that tho rssldepce Of
Mrs. Alex Hill, in Broad street. opposite the City
Hail. was on fire. On rushing to the premises tho
doors were found lock ed, whilst the ars wAs OBJ
tanning considerable headway Ia the interior. Tho
doors were at once forced. and the Gre, which had
been kindled by the hands Of incsndiasy In ssve
raj places, extinguished. II seems that the family
were absent from the city and had let the property
in charge OF "a servant woman, who expected their
return last evening This woman was arrested ON
the charge of having Get fire to the building. The
damage done considerable both to the dwelling
and the furniture within.
cL.u 4
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HEADQUARTERS LEES HOUSE, I
NORFOLK, May 3, 1862.
HDQ'Rs DEP'T OF EoKFuLk,
VI. AZ. n .-ss1 a

Norfolk, Va, May 2. is62
Gea. J. f. .Tolnssoa, Commanding DC, &c:
GENEHAL-Iour messenger delivered to HE your
letter of the lst of May, and for Capt Lee and
Com. Tatnah, which were delivered
The Secretaries of War and Navy arrived by the
cars to-day, :aHd present when received your
letter, " hich submitted 10 the Secretary of War.
He has given Inc siulilar notice AID instructions,
but directed the stores moved first, aad 70
Iii. troop. in the haste yonr letter requires.
l will commence dspaichng the ammunition and
stores at once, and get the sick who can be moved
sent off, ana such regiments ~ are NOT guarding ap-
proaehes
The move nast be mada with o,der, or it will be
flight.
Very respectfully your obdt serv't,
Main al
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-06

A live terrapin fell out of a bundle in
the Washington post office, few days
since A soldier had sent it to friend
A still more singular thing came to light
in the same once-a human fnger--a
soldier having lost his FINGER by amputa'
ton, first dried it, and then seut it t. a
friend in England! As he enc osed it N
q newspaper, instead of paying letter
postage on it, the docunen. was stopped
there.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-06

The President takes the result Of the
New York elections quite phiIosophcally,
and will doubtless profit by the Iessdo.--
When Colonel Forney inquired Of him
how he felt about New York. Mr.. Lincoln
replied: Somewhat like that boy in Ken
tucay, who stubbed his toe while running
to see his sweetheart. The boy said he
was too big to cry and too badly hurt to
laugh
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-12-06

CoNTEAgASDsN NOT wANTRD II MAssACHu'
sErTs.-Ihe Boston Post stated on the
3Oth ultimo that FIVE hundred families of
Contrabands were sent to Massachusetts;
out the Transcript says, Gov, Andrew
promptly refused the application