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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

go We have no direct news flom Gen. Mcclellan
army. From Fortress Monroe, we learn cf The
arrival Of President Lincoln, Geu. Burnside and
Flae-Ofcer Wilkes, and il was believed Gen. Hal
locl. The l0;h New York Regiment, which has heen
reported as badly cu to pieces, had only killed ii
wounded, and so missing. Many who got separated
from iheir regiments are returning, greatly diminish
lug tie numbers reported lost The Notifications 81
Yorktown are being put in perfect order.
Cen. MEG CLANS correspondence with tie Wm
Department, with reference 10 the guarding Of tie
White House properly, has been rent TO Congress.
The General says that those who have originated
Jhe false statements concerning the White House
its yard and spring, are enemies Of the army, and
the cause in which it Is fighting. if we opine
that enemies rather numerous in that came army
President Lincoln reached Fortress Monroe on
Tuesday last, On lis way 10 see Gen. Mcclellan.
lie had au interview with Gen. Burnside and sooD
after went ~ lie james River the steamer
ARIEL
Gen. Lew. Wallace was serenadei las, nigh,
at Washington. Ia his Little speech lie spoke strong
~ ia favor OF employing and arming slaves, and 70:
quartering upon the enemy, instead Of guarding bis
property.
-New-HamPshirc promptly responds to the call
for troops. Resolutions have pissed the Legislature,
unanimously pledging the Granite STATE to furnish
her full quota Of soldiers under the late call.
The Rebel papers of Richmond now propose to
s;arye Mcclellan into surrender. The inventors Of
the plan have requested their great grandsons TO
cord the result Of the sttempt.
"A hundred and forty Rebel prisoners arrived
here yesterday, and were at once forwarded 10 Font
Warren, at Boston.
The American Express Company which employs
1900 men, agrees TO give half pay and reserve bis
situation TO all who volunteer for the war.
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81, ,T1a orc TIE MAIZE b.J','

The stock marke. YESTERDAY morning vas 1i,ve
end ererish under tho excitement n od ia H%vrmenf
Ae Gay appeared % Dee tl,cy base a. on @ qucsi %
The d. ayo .sl.e Of yoa Gle oiaatiola ol
TIC d were carried on u tie mid q great aEci, arm, ia
which .he bear element act o. a p!omira Gov rn
loent soruss i,ine md s-ons, ~ an aGsase o'
cent Treasury ae, cold 81, i' eglns. jog Js.tcraay tls
sales Of ed resc4J 10000, algsicil. 70 l3 ecyl.ll2
,,..iay. Aver tbe BaaIl TIE market 40 hru Al lel
price,. AZ the Scccnd 8csrl the make. was rcsi,o bl
i.le-nsr after .l- o alce Of the morning Govern
mon. securi,ios serr in good demand 81 cent improve
mott. Gold 10 l63 improvement On the rora-g
pdces but q cent lows. than e hghe,i street oto-+
The ag,r, gate sale, OF ths two Board. uefe a9H0 3h
business ia IT, street far exceeds ts cunt The burse
sqer the .orl Board lair extent, tut Tho uai Co.
.9recsfes gesker The excitement in gold b. prod1cod
e,rsspolda. surge in Tie foreign iii make AID rates
have s1ctla.. d3y. Sale. Of Selg ua,o toon pede %
fsl 10 l2Jl lille .oIs drawers accliDe % nno rate bi
Oh adm, sod "a high ~ r. At the clobc the Tske s un
seed LEADING bills being quoted from 1927 10 l2ss Ih II
the highest -te s,elps Of which We have my f,coec
t.o In I5 Ne thnd u The L,sies point touched
francs are 435oL Freglts continue very active ard
rates are amin hrm, Tie business OF tie SubTr-asury was
p..ot.. -2zsa s3 sllor Costous. $1,000; Payment,
er,, rs "a: .alrnce &i0lu.8 %. The feature Of ll
.t-f.ras he e1cemest IN rsli o. which large ar,uat
rrl haas tho premium adrsrrur fsgidy from l!9. @
lf. A, tie clore the onoiaon was l,1llt Lc hitter J
f., double ea,ls., 9Th tAe apreif2ce equally prooa
ole of 10 or 1l5 Tomorrow. Silver 10 c4i
1 cent premium nd nickel cent. aa5 g cent pTennn
y Flour .srl ct is lil surpsd. eul Western nd sil
oprel ouie. but c!1,e1 .cye .isaace Of Itc bhL
Influenced By the sspd % .ncc in exchange Tire demand
mainly iof export Trade brands lner and ia ~ Prove
reons.: h sales are % O0D bis Canadian is Ia ber DC
anl 10. port. soathorn is more active, and d better
Rive Flo.r az 10y and in moderate demand Corn i e
s.ive bat tran. TIE Pork market Is lees aetNe rrd
heavy though e arrivals quite limited Bee cohnne
devoid Of activity, and pEces merely nominal Bee
Hams and Bacon are very dull, aud prices nominal ca
Meats que. ,ud heavy LAID less sctiye bat firm. BuHs
and Cheese sre firm md in food demand. The VINES. MAJ
, vesy sstve sni Is rae y bush. hrmer Influenced
ha rand advance IN exchanse the inquiry Is mainly Tor -
port The receipts fair cut III. supply by means sd'
qua,e 70 demand Barley aud Barley Malt quiet hr
steady Oss in fA demand, and shade dfuef. by
m 10 Ugh. supply ard is quite active for export Com h "a
supply sui h good demand for export az tn advance Of u
> D.. +, htt.I
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TEE. REBEL Gs~Fs~.

r. is not probable that We shall ever have
lull and .rlo account Of tho Rebel losses in
the late ba-'Ies before misunderstanding not
iii after tie close Of the war. That they
largely exceed our OWE, there csn be no "a
'iona doubt The facts that one Of .heir most
ra5ii Jour- ais admits that they exceed 1900.
and that single division was reduced from
Il. 900 to 5000. are significant. The Uuion
lists had NO signal edgantaces: ]. They
fought or the Defensive which IN 4 densely
wooded cclntry makes great odds ia the eS
posture Il. casually; and ,. liseY had By far
tie strou !e,s and most effective artillery. Ths.
Rebel chi3.s have men enOGgL under IGer uu.
yersal cOlscription, and can spare them mora
snsily thsn aOything else, aud thoy know the.
3 large proportion OF tia rank and file a,s
rnions., who would gladly see them receive
tho just reward of their treason. The d" Poof
Whites" 81 Che South, known 10 ,he slavebo!a.
M ari,tocracy by the contcmptuous de gas
tons ot " CONF Crackers, Sand-iiiil- s.
&c Drt-raters," Ac.. &c., are regarded By
their educated and wealthy neighhors "a Of
rtie more account than an'ma.s; and So l,,ag
Thoroughly maddenod by canleeas-!uu ot l.sat-
ming whisky well pcppered with cunfovser,
they were rushed upon our batteries IN sold
masses to be piled Il heaps BY The incas
yoieys of SHELLS. sho,, grape and ga .'tef
which were driven Through aud through them.
They were in enormous 1uIbefs-Dr Onger
of N ssissippi, VINO was ons Of iheir Su-geins,
l.. I-Atf fArr a
Tue,lay. says they had 9l5, 900 men in and
before Richmond when they began. aud that
Bea1regari as well Or Jea. DAVIS Yves On the
field. lie estimates their losses up % Tuesday
morning when he was saken) AZ NO less than
T,yenty-fye 10 Thirty thousand wlllo ther
OWE accounts (Which we Rave pibhsAed) adj
mit a defeat with terrific slaughter II tho &C
ton OF THAT day. The naked iact that they
were beaten in that fght-lhas they w're
rushed upon our batteries u 10 there moved
down until even madness could not be COM
PEELED TO sacrifice itself further, and they led
70 the shelte.ing woods in theis roar, amid tho
exulting cheers Of our victorious ,1diors proves
that they must have suffered lreadlulls; ior
there were considerably less tAon $1,000 men
there confronting them, sud, if the, had stH
had 100, zoe that could carry gun, they "oui"
baye tried to modest our troops as IHe' leu
their strong position and marched several laiie'
down tho river in plain sight ut ard alter "
O'Clock next morning. But nearly or f''''e .
quarter Of their great army had been dIs'Oleo
and the rest WORE out BY incessan. marcnins
and fighting, and they were very glad 10 'e
LET alone. And SO ended the battle week.
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The Tax Hill.


in pamphlet q 30 psgs, on fine white paper Beside
The bill which "a word for word ID sccorisros With the
original text. spp, nd to It Arhbeeai Rscapitu eion
Of every article 20 D, ;aIed by the and the amount II
the tax to he levic thereon This renders complete
and convenient Is f. il po-l make it. The Bill taEes n,
most every article In use aud every pescn is interested
Know the amount:
per 10 II by ms.
Address THE TRIBUNE. Esr.Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

FusrRAL or LIrUT. CnAzoTTE.-The funeral Of
Lieut.. Chzlotle, killed in the battle at mechanics
vile, viii take place from St. MatthowS Episcopal
Charch. jersey City, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Tie ludelcudouce Guard and members Il the lIui.
.on Br-..de y I'D atteud.
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AID ron Coz. Howr-F. +. HolbrooA, esq, son
Of GOV. Jfolbrock Of Vermont, Lac volunteered 10
~, isl 4 i Howe in keeping record Of the s''ner'
in the .o,pi.al., qua 90 minister % '-et vaais'
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
30 notice he take, Of Aronvons Communicates
Whs,oer intended for insertion must be Authenticate
oy the name ADDRESS 0! tho vnteuot neeessay oI
publication. but rs agusran,y for La good faith
"ecsnrot undertake 10 return rejected Communications
AT business e,,.s oI this once slopld 90 addressed TO
"IBK GEiBrSR.p Ecw.Yors
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-31
NEW YO:II X
Benevolent IIa&sTzna aY.

ESTABLISHED IND LNDowED FOR TIE RTLTEF q
THOSE SUFFERING WITH CoNTA"IoUs. NIEULE%T,
AND Chronic DI~EAsIss, AND FO; TUE ERADGCATIO&
AND EXTEEMINATIoN OF ALL ID ~TAsEs OF THE UE
lNARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS. OF WHATEVER NATURE.
The Journal MEDICAL kLF,I;m. containing
VALUABLE IMPORTATION on Spermator-
rhoca and the New Remedies employed ut the In
Urinary, for the cure t the hove diseases cent 10
those needing medical aid. in sealed letter euvcl-
opes, free of charge Don't fail 70 send for 4
copy
10 porcats Of many scrofuloue and d. ,ased
children, certain means of prevention VIII cheer
fully be eommuni, ated. on application ~ mail.
The Prescriptions for Consumption used by
the Infrmary. will be sent Free u all who need
it, 1t never tails to cure Coughs Colds. Asthma,
Cattarh and ConsUmptio, ~ thousand can attest,
Send before you perish.
To all who apply by letter, with full le-crip-
ton of age, occupation, symptoms of disease Of
any kind. and habits of life. Candid advice,
free Of charge, will be given. b. the Chief Ply
stefan OF Surgeon.
Address, with two or three stamps for postage
DR.. y. BrRHEy. Secretary.
I-xl.I.) williamsburg, New York
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BURNT CoRK.-There is reason 10 believe
that many Confederate spies find their wav
into some Of the Union armies bv backing
their faces and mssaueradius themselves as
negroes. Itat was the wav IL which sew
eral rebels got into Beaufort, S C, and IN
der the privilege ard protection Of their
color. which is always guaranty of low
atty in Gen. Hunters Depsrtme nt, captured
some of the Federal small boats and sue
ceeded in getting away with them It IS
notorious that blacks are admitted to some
of the camps without any ouestions being
asked. and it is shrewedly suspected that
many Of the ''contrabaud" stories which
have only served to deceive our officers. and
rarely to furnish them with any authentic or
accurate information. have been concoct ed
and related by white rebels doing the Eth
opian business for purposes of the enemv-
The espionage system OF the SecessioniS;s
has been reduced TO an astounding periec-
ton, and seems to have been carried out on
"scientihc principles" ever since the war
began. It appears on the first glance some
what singular now the policy of the radical
abolItionists has in every way been aGvan-
taseously used by the Confederates, vet it
ia not so surprising after all. when we care
fully examine the subject. There is no
doubt our rabid Northern fanatics afford
great aid and com fort to the enemy, playing
into his hands with every progressive move
they make.-St. Louis Republican.
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NEGRO EoUALITY.-A few days since a
couple OF young men were working IN the
harvest field for a republican living about
two or three miles West of town. ard wi Ell
called in to dinner were put to the table to
eat with negro. when the yourg gentle
men politely informed the said Republican,
that they would wait until the sable indi-
dividual was done. whereupon they were
informed that if they did no: Ike to eat
with the negro. they could go hone-that
the negao was just good az they were
The young men started to leave but the No
gro equality individual, fearing his crops
might suffer, had them return, when the
negro was compelled to wait until they had
finished their meal. That was last day those
young men worked for that nau.-Franklin
Und.) Herald.
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oarc1s OF THE WESTERN PaxrRrEs-M.

ORrcIs OF The WESTERN PaxIRIEs- M.
Leo Lesduereux. the we'll known eeoIosist'
who has carefully studied the pra;res OF IN e
Mississippi valley, ascribes their genera
form alton TO the agency of water. he says;
All the prairies still in the state OF forms b
ton along the great lakes Of the Noftn are
nothing else but marshes slowly passing u
dry land BY the slow recession OF water
When land is continually covered % 10"
stagnant water. its only vesetation 10 '"a'
of the rushes and sedges. when the same
land is alternately subjected 20 long inurda-
tons aud then to dryness, curlnS some
months Of the year. the same plants con-
Time to cover it. By their decomposition
these n,arsiy plants produce a particular
ground, .eitheriblack. light, perm cable when
il Is m ixed with sand, al it ;s near the boTG
ers of the lakes. orhard, cold inrerm cable
when It is mixed with clay or muddy al
luvium; as in some rnsrshes underiaid by
clay or shales or along the banks of some
rivers. Land continually covered with stag
nant water cannot produce ans trees, because
the trees require for their growth, like most
Of the terrestrial plants. the introduction OF
atmospheric air to the roots. Neither DO
trees germi mate and grow on a ground alter
rately covered with stagnant water and ex-
posed to dryncss for some months of tn q
year. From these considerations. the law OF
the general formation of the prairies can he
deducted: While the land or a part a coun
try is slowly passing from the state Of swamp
or marsh to the state of dry land the annual
alienation of stagnant water and drvness
causes the vegetation of peculiar plants,
which by their decomposition form a pc
culIar plants. which by their decomposition
form a peculiar soil unfavorable to the
growth of trees. From this general rule OF
formation. which regards only the prairies
of the Mississippi valley. all the different
phenomens or peculiar appearance of tn {
prairies can be easily explained.
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.Ny A single bottle OF SPALDING,S PRE-
FAXED GLUE will save ten times its cost an
nually.-&ss 40 '0''
SfALDING'S PREPARED GLITEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GI,UE!
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECES:
.s> 80 DISPATCH.
~ " Stitch in Time Saves Niue.n
AS accidents will happen, even in well reeurs-
aeu lainiiies 1t Is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way tor repairing Furui-
ture Toys, Crockery. &c.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household
can ahoTd TO be without it. 1t is ALWAYS ready,
anu up 10 the sticking point.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOTsE.n
\. IA Brush ACCOMPANIES eacb Rottle,-
''ee' 20 cents. Address,
HENRY q. SPALDINC
No. 4S Ce6ae Street, New Yorf
CAUTION.
AS certain unprincip aled tersons are attempt.
.nS 20 am OFT on the unsuspectjpa public. irni.
.atlons OF my PREPARED GLUE. wonld eau
uen HI persons TO examine before nurchasipq
una see that the full name,
az sPALDING's PREPARED GLIDE. @a
warner; all ,.hers sls swird
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&DR eM MOT
Ghalpl)eate 99ill5,
1870

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IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion in Hydrogen, OF high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each o. the
following complaints, viz:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA-
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PIMPLES ON TIE FACE, ROUGENEsS o.
THE SKIN, etc.
The. IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
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The experience OF thousands daily proves taat
no preparation of iron can for a moment be
COMPARED with II. Impurities OF the blood, de-
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effects are delie htully renovating. No remedy
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OF medicine which eXerts such prompt, happy
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pIete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
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p,,, mn In neat Hat metal boxes continuing
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Purify tao Blood.


CANKE!t AND SALT EEF:JriISI ETP
EOR THE CURE OF CANKER. SALT
i Rheum. Fry~ipelas. Ser oiulous Diseases,
of Diseases arising from an in ure state OF the
Blood.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE NINTEETH CENTURY.
1t is the prescription If IN Educated Physi-
clan, and all who afflicted with any of the
above named diseases, should use il without de-
lay. 1t viii drive tho disease from The system,
and whcr once out on the Skin, 4 few aPplica-
tons of
DIR. WEAVER'S CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and you have It permanent cure.
The Ceratc has proved itself to be tbs best
Ointment ever invented, and when once used, il
has never been known TO fail OF cfectin9 per-
mancnt cure ofOld Sores, letter and Ringworm,
Scaid Head. Chilhlans and Frost Bites, Bar
hers Itch Chapped or CraaIcd Hands or Lips,
Blotches or pimplcs on the Fac And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerae is the only thing required to cure
1t should be kept in the house OF every family.
Price of Syrup 81, Cerate - cents per Bottle
Directions accoml any each Bottle.
Sold by Most Medicine Dealers.
in. HARRIS q CO., Iroprietors
For Western and Southern States Cincinnati, o
To whom orders for the above Medicines may
be addressed
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
scaton & Broderiek, Maysvile Ky
G. G. Watson. Foster Ky.
Grain d, Co., Hllsboro. Ky.
a. Boyd, Sharp~b1rg. Ky.
j. 7. shepherd. Grayson, Ky.
Eli & Co. Catletsburg Ky.
J. II: Haskell. d Son Ashland, Ky.
Hunter & Maddox, Ripley, Ohio.
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young man in Wisconsin who applied
at recruiting station across the lake for ei.-
fstneut. was asked if be cod sleep on the
point OF bayouet, when he promptly reply
cd by saying:
car try 1t. as have often slept or pint
OF wh'ssey. and the kind they used IN Lis
bon would kiiiiuFtheE than any shooting iron
ever saw
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! TympEaAscE LEcruRER-AtAnn All

y
Dor, be;n seized with a sudden faintness,
called for drop of suthin to drink. AS l
VAS stirrin the beverage up, pale faced
man ia gold spectacles laid his hand upon
my shoulder. and sed.
Look not upon the wine when it is red!'
Seq !, This amt wine. This is Old Rye
1T s!ngeth like an ADDER and biisth like
Sarpept' sed the man
i guess not sed |, when you put sugar
into II. That's tie way l alters take mine
Have you any sons grown up, sir7' the
man axed.
Wall replide, as put myself outside
nv beverage. my son, A-temus junior is
goin on l9
'An't yon afeared ifyou set this example
"A him he'll come 10 bad end?'
He's cum to waxed end alreay. He s
learnin the shoe maxim biziniss,' l repiide
i guess We can both on Us git along with
out your assistance, SIR I obsarved as he
was about to open his mouth asin.
This IS a cold worldi' sed the man.
That's so. But you'i get into Il warmer
one By and by if you don't mind your own
tiz'ness better | was Il little riled at the
Teller, because l never take anvthin only
when Pm orwell. | Afterwards learned he
was temperance lecturer and if he can IN
juice men 20 stop settin their inards on nre
with the irghtful Ticker which IS retalled
round tho country. | shall heartily rejoice
Better give men Prusck Assid At onct. than
TO pied EN- to deth by degrees Artem us
Ward
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OUR FRIEND. OUR CCMFORrER
DR.. S. Q. RICHARDSON.
SHERRY WINE BITTPRS
E CELEBRATED REMEDY
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.
'auuuice' FeVer and Asue, General Dc .
DIiity, ana all Diseases arising from,
Disordered Stomach, LIVER or

Bowels.
E'1Ef are used aud recommended nv 1oodi,,.
I Physicians of che country and ali who 80
them pronounce them Invaluable
DIR. JAMES l.. LEEPERE. writes from Ma.
varre, Stark Co., Ohio. 1.-The Btters are hiobIv
praised by those suffering from indigestion. AZ,
pep$ia and liver complaint.' ~
DIR. "M NJ. KERR, of Poeersvil1e Ind
writes Us that they are the most valuable medi
enc offered. lie has recommended them wit
great success, and with them made severnI
Gu es OF palpitaton of the heart and general de-
bility.
d. X GALLEHERS, NJ. D. writes from W.,
w err ONO, .! most respectfully recommend Tho
Sherry W me BitterS to the notice of Drs,.:
persons; aud to all who require stImn a.; ~
medicine. " ''''i "i''l z
Such NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING ns1rv
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH Bo7r1r
Ihey are sold by Medicine Dealers o,eror.,,..
rice 20 cts per hottie. j. n. HARRIS CO
alnclnnati. Ohio. Proprieiors for tbn So, ~
and Western States, to whom sdd,nss I1 49, Il
For sale by "@'''e%s All ofoers.
osaIon * Broderick; Maysville.
80. Watson: Foster.
Grain & Co.; Hillsboro
a. BOYD; Sharpebnrg
John I. Shepherd; Gravson.
Eli s, Co.: catletsburg
a. H. Haskell & Son: Ashland
!une 10 hnnter q Maddox; Ripley, Ohio
IF YOU WANTT OBUY sErg, on
= JEWELRY CHEAP, GO To
- BRO" Ms, IN CADwALLAprR's Er,,nr,-
Aaytviile, June i, 1881
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Young women said Rev. Dr. Beecher,
'whensver you see 9 young man nibblius a:
cloves or ru;meZs. or flag roo, on entering a
church. you may safely say that Young 10 80
har taken drirk.'
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A sleepy deacon, who sometimes engaged
"a popular games. bearing the minister Use
the words shuttle Of this mortal COLI s;art.
q up, rubbed hIs eyes, AID exclaimed.
Hold on, it 10 nv deaI.'
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GENERAL Fremont i. residing with bl
family at Oysters Bay, L l The General /,
awaiting and expecting orders
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-31

CAMP PHRAsEs.-An enterpriSing publish er
might make money BY getting up camp
dictionary for the benefit of those who visit
the army, and are mvstihad By the extra :
ordinary words and phrases used. The
word arms has been distorted into nuns >
brought forciblv forth like the last groan of
. diving cat. and in place of march we hear
'utch A tent is j'cularly termed the can
vsss.' a sword is toad sticker.' and any of
the altered pattern OF muskets are known as
'howitzers.' Mess beef is salt horse coffee
Is boiled rye,' vegetables are COW fee3 > and
butter strong grease Bully is the hig n est
term OF com sDdation. while dissent is ex-
pressed in the remark. Il don't see it, Al
mos, every regiment has its nick name, and
few officers or priva;es receive their legal
appellations titles when spoken of in their
absence