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Chesterfield Tactics.

Lord Chesterfield was generally regarded as
the paragon of polteness and as some pco-
pie think that orders given by military off.
GERS. from colonel down to a corporal, as a
general thing, are entirely too harsh, cores
pondent who has paid much attention to
military etiquette, sends US the following,
which plainly shows that even in war-like
times THESE little amenities incident to first
class gentlemen are net to be forgotten. Our
correspondent, who is a member of the Homo
Guard says:
From the fact that the usual mode of Civ
ing command by military officers falls 50
harshly upon the ears Of sensitive privates,
thc following style has been attached to re-
gimeEt Of Reserved Grays," and is appro-
priateIy termed the Chesterfield Manual
l. Gentlemen, You will please give me your
attention.
2. You VIII be pleased to cast Your head
ard eyes 70 the right, and endeavor to observe
the Immaculate bosom Of the third gentle.
man from you.
3. Ob!gc me by casting your visual organs
to the front
L. Allow NE to suggest tie propricty of
coming to an order arms.
8. Gentlemen, will YOU condescend to order
arms
6. You'w;Il confer special favor by com.
i1@ to a support.
Z, Il it meets your appreciation would
propose that YOU carry arms.
8. Nov, gentlemen, you will please pre-
sent arms.
8. shall consider myself under an ever
lasting Obligation if you Will once more carry
arms.
10 Having a just and high appreciation Of
your Intrinsic worth, as we'll as your exalted
position in society, humby trust that am
not infringing upon your good nature when I
request you to trail arms.
II. Gentlemen, for the last time, permit
Inc to remark that it is my earnest desire that
you should row come to shoulder arms.
II. If it is not too aborious, l should be
delighted to see You change your position by
coming to right face. .
l3. To conclude your arlQous exercises,
will still further trcspass upep your wei!
known aAability by desiring you 70, come to
arms port -
II GcNtlemen soldiers, bIood-stained he
roes If congcnial to your feelings, you may
consider yourselves dismissed. | beg to re.
mark, however, that should it suit your con-
v'niencc you will be kind enough to hold
yourselves subject to be called into line again;
which you will be made aware of bv the re-
peatcd and vigorous tapping of the "spirit-
stirring drum," reco!lecting at the same time,
that the first vibration Of that sweet instru-
mcnt that strikes the tympauun of your ears.
is merely precautionary. Allow me to ex-
claim il G'an.orian voice; Sever the ranks
lparch
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pleasantly, ard hone went away but were
pleased with their entertainment. and most
of them had their hearts made glad. Over
two hundred were listened to il ,Ais short
time.
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tive and entertaining. The public have new
er been altogether satisfied Of the circunstan-
ces attending the accident whereby two or
three of his front teeth were knocked out by
stone thrown in the cars whilst travelling
from Richmond to Tennessee. This accident
might be briefly mentioned. Indeed, there
are thousands of li:tle episodes in Gov. Jack
sons career, running through six or seven
months, that would make excellent general
reading. For a truthful narrative, we would
pay extra price per column, provided the
Governor would transfer 60 lis the exclusive
copyright.
There are various things in reference to
Claiborne upon which the community at large
require some light; as, for instance. where
does he keep his Office and transact the bust
ness Of State? We know that his archives
are not large, that his treasurey can convent
emily be carried in his vest pocket, and that
the concern which he calls government is
almost altogether a thing of the imagination;
but politicians of his quality and calibrc usu-
ally make vast pretensions, like very small
family in very big house. Where is the
! place at which the Governor does his govern
ing? He must sign scrip issue proclamations,
make acquisitions on jeff Davis and, perhaps,
some other trding formalitics connected with
this high, important, and influential position.
Our latest informant locates the Governor at
New Orlears and the papers Of that city have
at divers times recorded his arrival and DE-
parturo Then we heard of him at Mobile
Richmond, Nashville, Norfolk, Memphis, c.
lumbus, New Madrid, Belmont, Lexington,
Carthage, Neosho Springfield, Mayfeld, Fort
Scott, Pocahontas, and we don't rocollect how
many other cities, towns, and camps in the
Confederate Utopia. His Lieut., Governor,
Col. Reynolds-for he now has a military t.
tle-used to alternate or ride and tic" with
him in proclaiming and issuing scrip AMI do
ling the other functions of the gubernatorial
chair; but Col Reynolds is as ini!erant in
his habits as the wandering CIaib, himself
and has always made it a point, we believe
never to be in the same town with his supeyi-
or officer.
We think the rebels of this State ought to
petition } eff Davis to locats q capital for Mis-
souri--jnst for the name Of the thing-and
compel Governor Jackson to give bonds Cor
we will say security, if tender sensitiveness
revolts at the suggestion Of bonds) to stay
I there for at least II week nc a time. ftWoUId
look better to have nominal scat of Govern
ment, in order to keep up the magnificent
metaphor Of MisSouri's igurativc connection
with the paraholical Coafodlrate States. BY
Ill means lc, Gov. Jackson be chained up.
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GrA Western editor has gos off this un-
feeling joke about blankets: "Whether
blankets are made in America, OF imported,
let not the person most interested, the patr.<
otic soldier, fighting for constitution and cour-
try, cry out for the snow of the winter, like
King Richard III, My kingdom for horse,'
or any other blanket"
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--~"<szp' - . - -<sA---
\ Rs:G Thing ON the ssKam Guards.

4 Big Thing ON the .sKam Guards..S
Rev. NJ. -, a man about six feet four in
his stockings, and Of proportions worthy .
grena1ter, and whose heart is stout as his
frame q thorough Union man, and in for war
until all treason is thoroughly crushed out,
was recently conducting a religious meeting,
when brother arose to speak, who, after al
lud.ng to his hopes and fears in religious
point Of view, brinchcd out in reference to
the state Of the country saying that Sc grea.
was his devotion to the Sars and Stripes,
that he had enlisted; and after a few further pa
trlotlc remarks, begged an interest in the pray
ers Of the church, that he might be protected
b Divine Providence On the battlefield, and
that should he fall victim to the bullets of
I've ererny he might be prepared for the
chrnyo.
SlcL speech at any time would thrill with
patriotic ierNov the brave heart Of our worthy
minister, and he consequently spoke few
words OF encouragement to the hero, when
the wife Of the enlisted brother volunteered
hcrcXperieHco, in the course of which, allu-
ding 10 her husbands enlstln nent, she express
ed Willingness to give him up even unto
DEATH in the service Of his country.
In a few moments after the meeting came
to close, when the minister, all anxiety for
The welfare Of the patriotic volunteer, proceed
ed to make some inquiries in reference to his
regiment, commencing with the very natural
question as to its name and number, when he
received the startling reply,
"lve jined the Home Guards'"
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK.
Having just received large assortment Of
the most modern styles of job. Type, the Of
hce il now prepared to furnish Programmes,
Handbilis, Posters, Cards, &c, at short notice
and on reasonable te-,lze.
GTNo Job Work de7tvcrel until paid .for.
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RAVENNA, OHIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. 1862

to lead the sedentary life of an accountanti
As a salesman fear I should stand little
chance of success"
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Cenfield,s speech.

I'll arc was a large audience at the meet
Ing OF the Soldiers Mite Society, at the
Town Hall, on Tuesday evening, to bear
ID. W. CanHeld, ESQ give an account Of
his recent visit TO Kentucky, Mr.. Garfield
wont for the purpose Of recovering tho
bodies of several young mon from this
County, who we're killed at the Baltic of
Porryvile, and was entirely successful in
his mission. He visited tho hospitals Of
Louisville. the battle-ground Of Perryvlle,
and other places Of intorost He reports
tbo boys of the l05th generally in good
hoalth, and all in tho bost ot spirits. His
view Of the battle-ground convinced him
that they had most desperate fight and
won brilliant laurels at Perryvile. They
actually fought their way to o position
three. quarters Of a milo in advance of the
Federal line, to which they foil back only
when ovorpowered by superior numbers.
This, he said, was all the failing back" OF
the l05th at Perryville, about which go
much had beon writton by tho jealous mOu
Kentucky. Our people will be glad to re.
Ceivo such roiiablo and satisfactory inform.
ntion in regard to the boys of the lo5th.
The receipts of the meeting amounted to
over 5000.
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The New York Evening Post,

This is ono Of the very best newspapers
in tho world, and deserves far groator
patronage than it has yot received, u every
section of tho loyal North. 1t is now 'in
tho sixty first year of its existence. is q jour.
nal thoroughly devoted to tho principles of
Freedom, and is candid, fearless and in.
dependent in tho expression of its scn,i.
monts. 1t holds to tho great doctrines of II
strict construction of the Constitution, econ
omy in Government, no political jobbory,
honest men for Office, the Suppression OF
the Slave Power. FREQ Soil and Freo Speech;
and it earnestly advocates the prosecution
of tho War against Treason" The Post is
edited by the great American poet, VIM, G.
Bryant, and, in literary as we'll as politi.
cal point of view, is unsurpassed by any
newspaper in tho country. We have not
fcen q statement OF its totms since the rlsc
in tho price of printing materials, but pro-
sumo they do not vary materially from
those of the Tribune and other loading Now
York journals Address VIM. c. Bryant g.
Co, Al Nassau ST., Nov York.
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The Saturday Evening Post,

The Prospectus of this old and ex-
ceilont family newspaper for 1853, has boen
issued. Among the contributors whose
names are announced, are Mrs. Wood, (au.
thor of "Tho Channings.' &c. )Marion Har-
land, Edmund Kirke and Virginia F. Town.
send. Tho Propretors offer great induce,
ments to sll who may intorost thomsolv vos
In Increasing tho circulation of tho paper.
Any person sending thirty subscriptions, or
less, and $50. will receive ono OF Wheeler
& Wilson's Sowing Machine. One sending
less than thirty subscriptions. although he
must add enough money to what he collects
10 make up tho $50, obtains the machine at
a trifling expense. The clubbing terms arc:
Two copies, ono year, $3; four copies, sc 90;
eight copies, Sl2; twenty copies, $25; and
ono to tho getterup of the club. Spec
imon copies sent, gratis, to all who may de.
tlro them. Address Deacon g. Peterson,
Froprietors, 3l4 Walnut ST.. Philadelphia.
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Madam BOivin's Celebrated .
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Prof. Dumb bar's Concert.

The second Concert of Prot. Dunbar In
this village, was as great success as the
FIRST, aud drow very large audience. Tho
children acquitted themselves admirably,
and, In fact, tho whole entertainment was
interesting and profitable. Prof. Dunbar
Las dono much for the voices q, tho chill.
dren Of Cbardon, and trust thoy will
continuo to improve upon tho instruction
no has given them. Miss Ida wilkins ro.
Coived the Fl rst premium for selling tckOts,
having cold forty
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Gg>Young men desirous Of obtaining a
complete commercial education, should not
fail to read tho advertisement of Bryant &
6tratton's chain of National Mercantile
Colleges Ono Of these Colleges is located
in Cleveland, and is, therefore, easy Of access
to young mon from this County. Tho
terms arc as low as tho times will permit
and as those of other Commercial Colleges
while the course of instruction is as thorough
as can be obtained anywhere. Wo arc 10.
dobtod to tho Principals, for copy of their
Catalogue, from which it appears that the
College ia 10 flourishing condition.
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DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies

Are you sick, no matter what organ is
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is tho food and sustenanco Of uvery organ.
is full of corruption My scandinavian
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the source of disease in the fluids of the
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piles, low fovors, debility, rheumatism, head.
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remedies are astonishing tho whole medical
world. Sec advertisement. 673w4.
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.,PArROrIzn, patronize your own w,s nm an

'PATRoEIzE, pauonize your own" was an an
cient proverb but nevertheless very true one.-
We tell you nothing new when we say the pro.
duceV and seller reap mutual benefit from their
transactions They change places, al times, but
the benefit obtains. This is evident in town
like this, by the vehicles of all descriptions be-.
fore the stores, every day. It reminds of elec.
sions, camp meetings, general trainings, 60
Go into Ayrss g. Murray's, if you cun &c. in
Gee their clerks, busy as hornets in stump
dealing out new dry goods OF every descriptions;
not old ones-for Ayres knows when the people
get tired of old things. Go there, and see the
daily arrivals of new dry goods. Go and be suited
once In your lives. Everything you can think
Of for the holida ys, he has got
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GpWe would call attention to the ad.
vervisemcnt of Harper's Pictorial History
OF tho Great Rebellion, in another column.
The work will be an Invaluable one, and
should be read by every citizon of the coun-
try
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uAT9l5S q 93Gl3l.al,
OF he RICHEST and MOST
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS,
Offered at RETi IL, at WHOLESALE Prices!

THE Subscribers. Monnfacturrrs and
Il IMPORTERS Of all The Most Ei-
egnnt Styles Of Watches and Jewelrv, wi, IN a
view to extend their business TO an unlimited ex.
tent, have determined to offtr the following rich
and desirable descriptions of WATCHES and
JEWELRY at the unprecedented low Prices
named: .rr r--....s... .
HUYrIys COMPOSITION CAsFD LEVERS, English.
made movement iull jeweled. md the best imi.
'ation gold. Price SIS. Retails from $50 to
SlC0
IiUNrINa SILVER PLATED ARMY WATCH, supe.
rior regulated movement massive cnses, and
handsome finish, full jeweled. Price SIS. Re
tails from $40 tu 500. Also ....
Other WATCHES in great variety, at Low
LADIES' SETS OF Brooch and EAR. DIoPs 10
correspond.
IMirArIos CLUSTER DIAMOND, a very rich pat.
tern, entirely new, 81 90.
Coral AND BEAD ENTwINED, very neat and
pretty ornament, handsomely mounted, 1925.
GENrLrMEN's VEsr CHAINS, Parisian, q very
rich pattern, $40
Rises OF the most handsome design. Plain.
only IS cents. Scroll, very pretty, 81 90. Chased.
one OF the neaIest Ornaments ont, 100. Seul
Sisaet 81 Imitation Diamond, chased or en-
umellcd, $500,
SLrEvE Burrows. Patent chased or enamelled
entire new and handsome pattern, s., so. Double
chased or enamelled, only Sl,5O.
Bosom STUDS, variety OF new patterns, per
set OF three, Sl,20. @ -. -.
BosoM AND Scarf PIxs. Leaf, with Opal and
fancy stones, 81, 90. Imitation Diamond, 81 so.
LocKETs Double glass and richly engraved,
$3.50.
01-Pnrchasers have only to name the articles
that they desire, and make the remittance in a
registered letter, upon the receipt OF which the
goods ordered will be sent free OF expense. Par.
cells to the amount of Sl2 and upwards, will be
sent by express, with bill for collection when the
goods are delivered.
Agents, Suffers. Pedlers, Country Merchants,
ETC., throughout the country, who wish 10 make
money, will do well 10 obtain our Mammoth Cir
cular, which will be sent free. We furnish the
most saieuble outfit, at prices unsurpassed by any
other concern.
Address HUBBARD BROTHERS,
Nos 65 6, 67 Nassau, corner OF John ST.,
666m3 New York
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oTGodys Loay'. Book for January Is on our
table--tfuly "a holiday number. with gorgeous
embellishments" Cooley still maintains his
long established ana wellearned reputation
We will furnish the Ladys Book and the Demo
erot for the coming year, for $3.50, in advance.
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TNIIE STATE OF OHIO, In Com. Pleas.
il Geuuga Couniy, ss.
Della A. Woodruff !
versus Notice.
John NJ. Woodruff
TINHE said defendant Is hereby notified that the
i plaintiff will take depositions at the office
of IL. d. Clark, in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County,
Ohio on the Sd day OF January, A. d. 63,
between the hours Of o'clock A. Nj and s r
Nj, and to continue from day 10 day ut the same
place between the same hours, until the taking
at that place sha III he completed.
Also ut the resi- ence of VIM Allen, in the
City of Milwaukee, in the State of Wisconsin. on
the 1Olh day of January, A. d. 1868, be-
tweon the hours of O'Clock A. and P. M of
said Gay, and TO continue al the same place, be.
tween the same hours from day TO day, until the
taking at that place shall be completed.
THRASHER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
374w3 Atty's for plaintiff.
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DECEMBER l2. 1862.
MISCELLANEOUS.
con OOO MALE FEMALE
OOU,OUO AGENTS TO SELL -

OUU,OUO AGENTS TO SELL =
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED
MAJ or THE UNITED SrATES.i
CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recen, surveys completed August 10Th
1907 cost ssoU0O TO engraye it, and one year's
time.
Superior 10 any $40 mop ever made hy Cotton
or Mitchell and solls nt tic low price Of 80 Cents
1t is NOT ruly County Mnp, but 1t is ulso q
COUNTY AID RAILROAD MAP
OF the United 5toies and Canadas combined Ia
EVERY RkiiitOA6 STATION
and dsiRnse between.
Guarantee aDJ woman or man 80 TO t5 PEG
day and will take hack al maps that cannot be
sold, and refund the money.
Send for 81 woi til to try.
Printed instructions how TO c1nYass well, FUR.
nishcd all our agents
Wanted -wholesnl. Ogents for our maps In
every state, California, Canada, France, En-
gland and CTn, a fortune may be made with
a few hundred dollars capital. No Competition.
J. T. LLOYD, No. 1G4 Broadway. N, Y.
Tho War Department uses our MapSf Virgin
ia Maryland aud Pepusylvr MIA cost sl0o 900,
on whi'h is marked Antietani Greek, Maryland
;Ighta. Shnrpsburg. Williamsport Ferry, Rho
rersvie. Noland's Ford. und all others on the
Potomac. and every other place in Maryland.
Virginia and Penn'yyn3GYi1bi nYb g money refunded
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY, +,
ONO. INDIANA & ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell and the War
Department idoney refunded to pny one find.
ing an error in it Price 50 Gents.
From the Tribune, Augusta 9.
"LbOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY.
LAND and PENNSY LYANIA.-T Map is
Vely large; its cost is but Is cents, and IL 10 me
best Hat can be pDT'knScd"
LhOYDS GREAT MAP or THE MiSSIS.
! SlPPl RIVER --FIcm Actual Surveys by Capts
Bari aud VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots.
Ol St Louis, Mo, shows every mans plantation
! nnd owners name, from ST. Louis, TO the Gulf Of
/ Mexico = ,3AO--overy snnd.bar, island, larding,
! town,and all places 20 miles back from the river;
/ colored in Counties and States Price, One Dol
| en-, with rollers Ready Sept. Goth.
| NAVY DEP'r, WARRINGTON, Sept. 18th, 1862.
J. r. LLoYD-Siy. Send me your Map Of the
Mississippi River. with price per hundred copies.
Rear Admiral, Charles II Davis, command'g tho
Mississippi Squadron, ia authorized TO pur chase
as many IA are required for use OF that squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Sec'y Of the Navy,
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ITO ALL WHO USE HoRSES-DR. TO.
i BIAS VERETIAN HORSE LINZ
MENT In pint bottles, price only so cents, Is
weFranted cheaper aud superior than any article
In market, Tor the cure Of Cuts. Calls, Eu.aeness
OF all kinds, Collie, &C., &c. This is no humbug
Article-try bottle; IL will speak fot itselfS
Depot Sc Cortlnndt Street, New York. Sold by
al Druggist. 67Sw2