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YOU. But you spoke 40 quecrly about going 10
live with mo that determined to let you know at
once that there could be no possible objection to
acting upon the plan which a. children we made.
whcn We are married, you know, even the most
ill.naturcd could say nothing against it-could
thcyi"
Certainly not, said Jessie blushins and
smiling
q" Anlyou don't think Blanche will 10 too
Young if We wait one more year, She is full
seventeen now
Blanche what hal Biipcis to do with all thisl
What inatterci it how young or how old che was
when Eric and Jessie were made man and wife
Blanche, Here was some strange mistake !!
With a voice kept steady by a powerful sxoriion
Other will, Jessie uttered
Blm.he3'
"Yc.; It'll he want you 10 60 with me
to sec her and to have i here 10 visit you. Tell
her all about this garie, aud our young days.
I hayc tyil her some things but you can do so ii
much hotterth anI I told her how Roland loved
mo aud Of his lying charge, and that God sent
you 10 take his place to me, and that | have
sometime almost believed in the transmigratlon
Of souls, for your soul $50 much like Rolands !
tina, loved you quite as well IA did my own
dear brother, tia, always should love you dear
" and honor SOU above every one that knew f,
and that should expect her do the same
How terrible had been Je'sio's mistake terri
hlc, terrible it seemed 10 heras she sat there,
statue like, with her hands cicnchel against her
| bosom
Ewhere had ned her Joy ? where the sunshine
| that had made life 50 heavenly bright and A.
much 10 be desired How suddenly had the
black shadow Of a cloud fallen over all Pool
Jessie sho could no, then remember how swift
| ~ all cloud.shadows pass from off the Landscape
chased by the sun that, though sometimes hid
len, can never be put out by any cloud, nor by
many clouds.
To be Continued.
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlYEEPOJl-OIO BLACR STAR
Liuo. rh, packet silp BELLE WOOD lyng Al
Pier ~ Ea.t I',,r, fais 2is apti' the AIDE
LAIDE s,u. goth April For ptss-.e apply ~ WILL
LIAMs 4 GTtON, ~ Futon ~ .pi2 24No'lls
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Il Sip JNDERW RITTER, per 80 East River, sails
April 1871. For passage 10 or from tac Id country
TAPSCOTr n co. ~ > IutA 4. al6fHA
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DRESS.

BOOTS AND SllOES--A LARGE STOCK
- OF the latest styles At low prices. Also good
a-sortmcut of boys work The best place to buy Is
at X MARTINS Ola stand, "a Nassau ~ near John
apis 2,'lpi
FASHIONS OF SPRING IN HATS, AT
81 soft hats, 81 90 caps At 81 cannot be
eKoelled. LEASK leads IN price and style for
gentlemen desiring beauty aud durability, cor. Of
Pearl aud Chatham 81. apl9 2Iac'l3l
T AIDES STRAW AND SILK BONNETS-
II 100 Ladies SIX Bpnnets 81 90 worth 50 20
300 4 90 worth Oh
10 4 90 worth 8 90
5000 Ladies' straw Bouuets 20 u Toe,
5000 Ladies' Spit straw do SIS, To l2s.
1000 Misses Flats, Hats, a. Is. g. Gs
LADIES Hats Bleachei and Pressed.
LADIES Hats Luod and Trimmed.
LADIES Hats made h. order.
RIBBONS and FLOWERS sold very cheap.
LADIES FRENCH Perfumes, soaps, 80.
CUSHMAN ~ BROOKS,
auiQ 5'l5i 1853 Nth ave, cor 2sth A.
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ERIC's FRIEND.
"a story sad a. Truth, and pale ana o"'"r-
les as Real Lie"
ny AUGUSTA HERBERT.

r,,.,ed according 10 Act II Congress ~ VIZ
,-isrL. ot,ice. II the District Court u the
b,.tr.,, og New york. by Noses :. B"n'., ul we
saa, one thousand eight hundred ani "R'y 'N''
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the Post Once,
ERIDAY, APRIL II, 1862.
GENTIEnESsy LIST.

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lden John I inglsss john lHA~os MAX
Ihl-eng Lars
IacLsonBF Johnson WIN II, JonesEH
j I,rL.,,, Ia. Maiden I,u. Jrnrs Prank
skirt. johnson and Rose u
Iarts'n WIN, Thompson JonrsAsahcl, Jew.
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jerks a. pr'h'o"heH '""' i'o' H'" ,..
Ger c,, , min I Iogss I" ~ !, a.,
Johnson Oliver jones H. w'A@ , : ,' M,,re
johnson y IsyIor ,..., man n.ynh
J"hh~ ' JONES EA""'"' - - W.,
johnson OK R%Sy .,,..., Jni ,s.',. az,
johnson w m'O'hJ.,'- ~ '"''h' We, -" ,i,u
ave ~" '"H'e "'''N q"
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| XII Patrick wexford Kis-am James
| K,uy William Kerhy Patrick 4
K.'iosgw KddTA KohlorJ
k"} ch".cs Icon r",ll'E y n," ,,a,.
kcni' az " Ne II ,.Hr ,"l''t h,rn mHsn.''
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u..n. a. 60 20 1t
L. g, Ell" Lester NJ d'""' i,as.t@ SS,
l..,,r.ER. C,-Ir,,righ Chss O.I. ,.u. .tor. "
.r a - a.t,t il'im.,.tnp. pou
Lon. Geo w, MIayI Jacob &C.
y Low J, Hudson I.lnn,r G.cGi
Irnl,D.yid. Goth st Loo IuHnJ
% Levy ! Bro, wil-Lo,k Edmund
| I.rlo John, lam II Locke " II,
Wark,ra Lowi' Jar Front st
| L,p,it WIN LOWS S-ml Lockwood wuIl
| l..,yltt j n, parkI Lewis john, lockwood Thos
NV Houston 81 W
Le Cgiu 70 Lcois {, GronuLoug Adam, Cu
i L' Rev. W" A. 1,Ti'Sc. Cocoa L1rrts Frank
Lcdcrer Chs Manufacturer Love Horace =,
Lee j, An,or Ney Lunch Patt Wa Rev
orleans tera LoycruilscCap
LymanA Lynch Andrew Lyme wesly H.
Iyrch John. gistIvue Ralph, way
1t Grand i Lyons A
Lynch Jases
N"eDonH'u %MMth WilIi"m' nntH, ,,N. 'naS Z
~ y" II llh MAY WIN H. OF
- Magrau n,u,d Carey Msyh,m & Co
Maswvnd JamesMartnS lumber nier.
e Malay P,,r,cr, Consul ,'lrHn, M,,,,, michael
Malcolm james wick Mril,n John u
ave II 2pih st NJ nlyr john u
Mrugan MIchaclMartins Il Go, N rit & Brrtrar
Marks Alfred Mason Amas1 Cr,t
Mars'snd JosephNa ON 81 phcu JMrr.iot Banch
Mrrtm joseph pMasou Henry Merit, Col W
Martin Vim rr,ut,r Mr.,rA
M'rtin an s'slot''w J'hu NJ Hourly
Marion Allrti Mb'tfw4 l'ru VINO .hH l. " 90
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spii s'1'i B,viing Greer
TApSCOfTS LINE
Il OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

Tho subscribers continue to grant certificates Of
passHrc l. aud from Liverpool, 10y their fayorits
Tine 90 packet cImpr sing In pant the following
aI..
VIZ rArsCDrr, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
FArSOlUlII, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
~ 81. ADAMS, tuNSrELl.AIIOS. !. J. BOYD,
WEST POINT. ESCORT, PHOENIX,
i'NDAkW RITTER S'A FLOWER, CAMBRIAN
MAXIM, ts,tI.. tn others, a ship every FIVE
Ifls.
The sulscrihrrssro also AGENTS Tor the
ItNE on LONDON PACKETS,
fur all ct winch tcy grant certificates on liberal
t,IH-.
REIlTTANCES FROM IRELAND, &c.
T x c.. e..N continue g.. ~- a. drafts, payable on
.i,u.I.i. throughout iu- land, Ireland, Scotland,
Hu.4 W,,s, at TIE LOWESr RATES.
Cue. .uf, yNil all pau ri.sr-, may he had on
,t.u1t no Iy '',tyI, tn"uH' stage stAfnDl 70
TATCpITE co. -i South H. New York.
IApSCurE SMITH * co, Liverpool.
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TIlONP>UN'S BLACK STAR IINE--FOR
ls,...u'-TIr splendid packet slip WEB
STIR At pier rih 4 yrr sai Apr 'th. From
IavoU. 81, e ship OF tbs line sli' every week. APP
piy li the 90 .Hr. 90 l. ar. -. Whll 2iac'1H
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BUSINESS ROOMS
- To Let
Exceedingly cheap,
a,to ol,rstio AT o. Futon 81
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HOUSE TO LET-NEwLY PAINTED,
j L consisting Of II rooms: suitable for hotel or
boarding house. Apply N42 Llspenard u, 81 II.
Ot.ANTEN 222 Greene st. ali O'lAI
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II 0DO Will Buy 4 NEW 2-STORY

sc'O house and It, rooms and good eel
.sr, one block nom the cars running L. q t.rri.s.
t.No $500 rFh, tlo balance $40 per month. with.
~ interest. Apply ot tho ufhge 81 u. G. DAN
lEls, gur n on ave aud lIh IT, Brooklyn.
tUlt4'llg
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A LIQUOR STORE TO LET, AND FIX
IA lures for sale has . large room on the same
floor with the store rem, low. Inquire At VI hul-
berry n, near New Canal aplsZ'
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR 900. ON 2.l ST
j Iuatr 9th ay, Brooklyn. Terms 700 gasl aud
30 quarterly I'LL paid. Inquire of NJ NJ Al
LIFE, Union House corner At st AMI 9TH ave,
from g. 3 4. " APPS 2lt"'lUI
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row RENTS IN BROOKLYN-3 THREE
- story aud basement houses, well built Win
gas and water, on north side Hoyt Al, between But
ler and Doug ass sts herCtpfOre rented for 1850, ~"
now he rented W one family Tor $500, on " two
small families for sifb each. Apply n9 a IN. or
: p. IN. 10 lG Grammsrcy PARK, Last 2Vsh 81 near
Irving Pace apis 6'i2t
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r ANDLORD AND TENANTS
II Az REEM NT5,
TIE n. Y. sun IMPROVED FORM

For Sale at the
COUNTER OF 1HE stS OFFICE:
six Gents per set te6h
r EAKY ROOFS-EVERI DESCRIPTION
LOT leRky tin, shing'e, board and other roofs 70,
paired and made tight snd warranted. Apply by
note or personally 1t i5i seventh ave, N Y, or u
branch agency, " South It'll st, WILLIAMSBURG
NJ 24ics1b4
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DOOMS TO LEr-FIRST FLOOR AND
IL basement Of the two story brick dwelling No.
CO, also the second hoOr aud attic Of co and on Can.
non street Inquire Ia Office Of the Iron Safe Work
or Al % MmrrAv a.. cor COLLEGE P-Aes. al. s.lll
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EOR SALE--EAST NEW YORK, TWO
l. cottage houses, beautifully locatet one has
lots aud one four lots, near the horse cars; will
be sold bargain; part can remain on mortgage-
Inquire Of TuOS. NICHOLSON, Builder, East
NeN York apis 5'IOE
, 1862-12-13

PEDLICII'S VIOLETCOPYING
AE FLUID gives several distinct AID c1oar in,Dre,
<tes flows moro freely Than any other Convtne Ink
docs NOT settle: And Will torr several weeks and
SOLD EY ALL sTaTIOSERs.
Fox 1874 f.h1r,ro 80 nr1- -I,.t IN
, 1862-12-13

DENINGTON'S ARMY AND
LII NAVY EETOLVERS
has been arproyed by the T. S Board Of Ordnance and
i now !aigely used in the service Circ1afs. with
E. REMINGTON g. SONS,
dt1G-y1a SIN Ilion. New Yo:E
, 1862-12-13

! Irritation OF tho Neck, OF tue Bladder
| and inflammation Of the EKIlupys.
For these diseases it is Indeed sovereign remedy
ard too much cannot be said I'll its rraisc a s;nrc
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent s4up
tong.
, 1862-12-13

ITO THE LADIES AND ALL
l. WHO ARE ANNOYED WITH a BAD COM
FLEXIUN-Scnlr ladies lsve to be satisfied with the
poor comfort OF looking well occasionally wien il
they understood the theory OF Digestion the chemistry
of soaps cosmetics. periun1er1es &C., tcy might ook
pretty Mt alt times. -
Ny Complexion Restore: removes Pimples Moth,
sun tan: and some kinds Of Frcckles, without tic
slightest injury to the skin.
PreinS tEjs for rly lady friends to; mere
thanks has 50 taxed MY time forced to o1c1 it in
this way to all.
Price 81. Sent nyTAe:e oy express Address P. o.
Box aD,5 Chicago. nn6-S=NSSw
, 1862-12-13

Tic nuaiter Of Steamers Fitting o;:t offers 1re
n}ortnnty 10 t.le Western EuIns, to enlist u lie
Naval vessels ftc tnttc # itt nuw o. tie Western
waters and cry cue not forty years Of se viii
he received. lrosIit lie hrin.S with ;It certificate
g surgeon tist t las Hs, c.lFuiic ,Ii*c1se physical
dfn,ty df @ T ny IN; n,i 70 srsa :.ndeE eietn
rarel:ts attested hctnrc r. j'stice OF the rcacc.
I'.e iEueenents to enter the Navy on TIC Western
WatcFs ere very Ercit-;lrui.ttiun Ia En1Jl,lul fr
t.t,e wlo e%:n it good ,s.y au subsistence Hi en-
not To e foana in tic land service Anrnie we,
~ etlcs Inc Navy viii aye ticr ;1i tu1c;,
ii .;ct nit tnsir arrival at tlt.. ;ur Naval Sl
cefsinE Shtn. ~ " oo-14" t'se 49,
Ile enli=tnents will he ao7 HE WIT and not less than
org year II Tor tile W:tT t~ :n::tls tvtr yif! In
lall Wien tic ltrson cnst!n. presents Himself M
hoard it Gel. nT Fir and every fle will hc aoe:i to
nave alt IHs ticket for lis fay from the 1r ri IN
ilstntert an additional examination By the Surgeon
viii takc llace IN i:mr tH. seresvin- :>i.ir ani :.ny
t,ie attempting to deceive Will en;oy tlg Lc3ct f
tbs Eotice. ~ ~ "
Ihe following are the rates Of pay 10 wfc persons
SfG ell.Dle en- heinz sent (r1u, TIE Receiving 'r Is
!: sssss Si Mar-:.al person t!;.t enter u sea.
as + 1Ji1Y he +f11
, 1862-12-13

otai loss. ---..-.....-...-.. 55G
sgEtesate of officers and men now roll i10-1166
The rcs siMcnt was the first in ti,c entrench-
mcnts 1T Fort Henry February 9Th. Occ,,nied
the right Of Gen. Oglcsby's brigade dar;ne
the Done1son BATTLES February 18th and l5ti,
hau IN sfic cactio6s t'arn 600 nen--lost in kill
cd and wounded on the 18th 200 men, even.
Was IN u tic Pittsburg Landing light April Gt:,
and eth, had for duty :f35 ;neil-Iost iii killed
lett arc generally healthy, strong and active.
Inerc is SOME sickness among The new re-
cruits who ARK not yet hardened to the SER
vice Our Colonel, II. Z. Lawler, has been
commanding brigade the most Of the time
Inc past SIX ihon1hs-ls 1los7 commander Of
the post here. Respectfully, ctc.. VI
D. Il. BRrsu, 1t Col. 18TH Ill. Inf
, 1862-12-13
Ql)ifa9o Qril,u1rc.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1852
T'EEE F@TEE rE4E4aNOES HyFAN,
FEsEEV
1*s.stldef and Ca.uaftIca OF an Hill
moE EsSsElt3rNt iieuriuy I'll; fec.1

Editors Chicago Tribune:
HEADQUARTERS 18TH Ill Tur. INFANTRY.
JACKSON. TENT, Dec. i, 1SGa
Elsllfccn months ago to-day, thi; regiment
entered the service Of tie Uuited State; fnr
three years We have, consequently. reached
The turning point Of our enlistment, and tbe
period for which we arc bound, is half fexnired.
The hopes f"nd'y entertained it Inc .1art
1lat long Gre this, the rebellion would haze
bcen l'ut down, and we permitted 10 rctuu
TO our homes in peace, have not been realized
Still We do not complain, feeling tbat the
cause We serve is just, and that, allI,ouyi, fhs
wolk undertaken is 4 t'big job,'' it viii finally
be accomplished. 1-'1'%A''
As '1ls is :an epoch in the history Of the reo-
lmcnt, have prepared 4 statement of f,cis
mat may not be unintcresting to you as chrnn-
1c.ers Of the age, showing as it does The yieis-
STUDIES aud casualties of an Illinois regiment
Year and a half in the service. -
This regiment rcndczyouscd at Anna. rJninn
county. May III, 1861, under the Nten r..ri-
ncnt bi!l," far the 9Th Congressional dis-
trict, and was mustered into the United States
service, Nay s61h, for three years, about $50
strong, officers and men. Number recruited.
::::SG; Total 1,1GU.
, 1862-12-13

and caught her. She is said to be one Of tbe
most valuable prizes taken in the Gulf. We
shall not vince much as We shall receive our
prize money
There arc FIVE OR six more vessels in uayara
ready reaay to F4n W. the blockade, and waiting for
ment is feeling inclined to talk ab6ut the
burning Of the Rusk, but they can't make out
, 1862-12-13
TREE BATTLE DE1 EsBs.5BRd
GROVE
CGicfai Report Of Sen. ENarron-9kc1 c1,ees
Completely Overwhelmed.

NtLtfslcEet3 SEcr7E slEt11GI.
HEADQUARTERS PRAIRIE Grove. AE5
Dcce1l6er 10. lSt2
lIa:or General Curtis:
Gen. Blunt has undoubtedly informed yon
ID the hattie If yesterday. Hindm.n moved
tu lie east Of Blunt with his cutir, f1rre
s.SH0 ncn, intending to cut off INV command
! had sent forward to Blunt all my cavalry,
having lett six regiments Of infantry, tlrc,:
Ia1tainns and about $50 cavalry.
Gen. Mari.satluke opened on inv advance at
! o'clock with Il heavy cavalry force, but
forced ti!cra biek to Illinois Greek, eight miles
from Cane Hill. At Ibis point thcv took 4,
strong; l:ltip,1, with illi;:1ltry and artillery,
and tried to prevent my crossing,
l. hnt @ by cutting roads through tlls
on them with eighteen guns, bringing
f"1Wa my infantry, crossing the creek, and
getting 1leIn lnlo position under cover uf nv
artillery. From Ills hour until : O'clock in
The evening, the firing was furious.
Gsn: Blunt arrived within one mile Of nv right
Learning definitely that ilr was on the ground,
l ordert1 tile infantry 10 charge tile enenv's )
batteries The 18th I"w:l and Goth WISCONSIN
Cid il ga'!iint1y, taking Il whole battery, but
we're afterwards Overwhelmed and forced to
t:*ycN. Col. Huston commanding the goth
~ t1t Win
1hc :;sth Illinois and Seth Indiana, rutai1nr It
!. secs'nd time, bn1 after holding it half an
l'7ir, w':s co;.'ellct: 10 give way. The fight
i''5 WAS constant ail furious throughout the
claire d:sy-
met GIN. Blunt late in the evening, anil
Nvarr:::s5ed the attack before morning, b:,t
&C: light tonnsi the rebels gnne. Their loss is
from tc0 to 100 killed. and 1850 wounded,
Our, is probably 20 killed and 700 wounded
in tE.2ti and 5d divisions, Lieut.. Col AicFar-
lgna. 1911. Iowa, is killed, and Col Black, 37tl
Illinois: Maj''r Thompson, goth Iowa, and :,
large number Of linz officers wounded The
prisoners si;.tc That Gen. Stein and live Colo
I,e!s were killed. VIZ captured four ciissons
full Of ammunition, and 4 large nunbe7 Of
small arms. Their artillery was knocked to
pieces !y our batteries, aud Major Hubbard,
wllo was :: prisoner Wit, them reports se;in:s
Tisse after ricec sent e1f entirely dis;:::;rd.
The working. Of MuTphey's and Faust s hat
tvric* exct1lcd anything ever witnessed.
Gen BlEnr and myself lad ar interview with
lli1!G,Ha:, and Marualukc. We arc eaupca
Oil tic tatllc field. F. J. HEBRON,
Erirof3;ar
, 1862-12-13
COSGEATCLATnRY ORDER,

HEADQUARTERS DEPT oF 2I1ssorR1.
81. LOUIS. Dec. III. 1867.
Brig Gen Elnnt. Battlefield Prairie Grove:
GENERAL: The country is rejoicing over
the victory Of Prairie Grove. | cnnu;;lt ul:,1c
Yen snd Gen. Heron on your glorious sue
cyss, and thank you and the officers and SOL
dicrs Of the army Of the Frontier for 4 vic
tuly that will carry despair into the hearts Of
Off foes, t'sd s:4adncss to tic friends Of liberty
throughout eur eDunsr;. S. T. CURTIS,
llaj. Gen. Conla,!ding Dept Of Missouri.
, 1862-12-13
plantation Ditters.
[S::TE:-186OX:l
A v VoICE q
FROM
THE BATH. { Z .ss.,E:s- FIELD!
Ihe Right Kind Of Tcstimea7,
READ AND PONDER! !!


Lie special correspondent nf the EaE Y,r,-
ExrEEss WIN 7v,s 7-;4t +1,o -. :
ra,,,,a;o,r IN 15.-,, 1870
,.44i o s"sS eA Lie recen9
o7'
This battle {Antetam> has been the most sanepf,,r
OF tie war. and the only QUE fought VIII, s,n an,
upon military principles. iTAe arrangement of on-
cofEs-tEe overlooking position Of the con,mana;,r
Gcnera-tle sending info action the right and III. eft
the closing Up Of the centre and fna1 NJ
cites bew1ldeEtng admiration and Carries lin mini ~
the great fields Of Ansterlltz and Na.ram f,u~,t h.
Napoleon. Of al this have spokcn Tho ,eort ~
tory Of such conflict purchased BIZ tbc III. and
Of twenty thousand men must he fopnd In ~. ~
nitals. War has its g1o-ies-but IT has It's TN +hon
demons in these human tortr.es that mako tta o..
balls ache-the heart bleed-t!,e Inns na1sv-and ~,
brain reel. The sight is at tirst positively unrndnrb
Tie 11c'bood Of some Is still trtckng away in tc 81,
brain Of others give rise to sounds God era,r m,r
not again witness.
But ye mothers vito now seek son-o7 wife n b,a
oaho-os sister oFot'er-or SOUS q fathar-know and
ttan 7,,r,t ar ars+ sao,, -,s1 so"' to'sa one
.'a" sns Z. nss! seem possible 1t was in the hospI
tai where rested the gal1ant Hooker that Learned +,s
history OF those 1nytl,:r,1 words sf, oft., 'e
~ 'Aes s M s1e"i "o'$s ~ oisen seen and so
lhtle Hauelstooa = i--ls09-A- Anything aIleyiat.
ing the suerngs and saving the lives o. our so1d;or
- "4e1es'eo soise astonishing
results from this article.
1tfswcu known fiat thn efr,cts of e,n,,o+-,..,
IS 1s Which, @ l to 10 e os 81 @ an
, 1862-12-13

An APosTRoFEE.-Woe untcr Canady-bc-
cause it ain; up to snuff. Because it wont 20
shall grin aout Of the fore room winders Of the
Governors pallfs, and spit on the llairth, and
tho descendants ofthc Puringtons shall whistle
John Brown III Yankee Doodle in your streets /!
Ethan SPIKE
, 1862-12-13

Tie following Eendezyous open ready to enlist
!hen. ami ii teaau to c SEGA Il there is atty pA1rius
l-H! lett amongst te wutcrInea Or pcrsQlS abIn t.
81. LQ!.lS CHICAGO,
CINCINNATI ERIE
LU;'lSYItLE MEMPHIS
CAIRO.
DAVID D. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral
uc1xEsf-1M C0Mn1ntsin. MisSis=jr:,i S,,1atroa
, 1862-12-13
(roal Aotirfs.

ESTATE OF SAMUEL WILSON.
- DECEasED-PEblc notice is hereby given y
nil rcrsons having Claims and demands against the
estate Of Samuel wilson dsce,ssd to present The same
The County Court of Cook County to be holden nj the
Court House. III the City Of CHICAGO tic Thir1 Mon
day OF Declnbcr 4. D. 1852 hafa~ the efchteent. ay
thereof. ROBERT WALLACE Executor
CE1cago. Nor. 1Et. 1sfG noS&2td
, 1862-12-13

Tic following provisions were distrib.t Cd
by 1l:e United States Rcliei Commission dur
ing The week ending Now is, INCLUSIVE:
, 1862-12-13

w AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
LEAyITT & WRIGHT, Attorneys at Law
~ kinds e Gsl.3.s Irenlptls cn!l"ctsd Pensions
collected and ts t'nty r",:itted- F.es sf53. De
Charged Soldiers ray collected Fes,s 81 m.
8 CE,k street jathl1tIy
, 1862-12-13

RTCkSkIN GOODS.--The best
= stock in town and lowest pricrs Army Gloves
t'ticeFs G!9yes Farmers Gloves: 81! Kinds of Gloves
quantity. MILITARY GLODS
Wholesale and Fetal at rciuced 1r:ces
Z. r. BOWEN u lark street. (up stairs lover over the
Inted States EXprGsS Office.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
Desaix.

Seeing that Desaix is one Of the three
named ss pattern warriors IN the letter Of
General Scott Just given to the public.
our readers will perhaps be grati6ed II we
reproduce Napolcon's estimate Of lhst eel.
ebrated officers. "Of all the generals
ever had under me-" said Napoleon 10
O'Meara at st. Helena, "Desaix and
Klcber possessed the greatest talents es-
pecially Desaix. ss Kleber only loved
glory, inasmuch as il was the means o
procuring him riches and pleasures, where
as Desaix loved glory for itself and de-
spised everything else. Desaix was
wholly wrapt up in war and glory. TC
him riches and pleasure were valuless
nor did he give them moments thought
He was a little black looking man, abou
ono inch shorter than | am, always badly
dressed, sometimes even ragged, anC
despising comfort or convenience. Wher
In Egypt, made Kim present Of com
pete field ld.epnipage several times, but b,
always lost il. Wrapt up in cloak
Dessix threw himself under gun, ant
slept as conlenledly Ms If he were ia pal
ace. For him luxury had no charms
/ Upright and honest in all his proceedings
he was called by The Arabs tie just sultan
He was intended by nature Tor grea
General" There are features in this pic
ture of great General by a greater one
/ that we would fnin commend 10 the es
pecial study Of some Of our n9w Generals