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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30


FoRGERY.-W. J. Mcconnell was ar.
raigned before Judge Satin this morning on
the charge of forgery. The first witness ex-
amined in the case was Colonel G, w. Mil
Ter, real estate agent, whose office is at No.
ll9 Walnut street. He testified that on or
about the 9th of November last he (witness)
left this city for Washington, leaving Nc
Connell in his Office. The latter had for sew
eral months previous been occupying Nil
iers once as place OF business-paying his
proportion of the rent monthly.
There was no partnership existing be.
tween witness and accused. When witness
LETT for Washington he instructed accused to
forward to that city any letters that might
come to the Cincinnati postofice for him.
While in Washington witness received from
the Park Bank of New York a COPY of a
draft, drawn by @. Runkle & Co., of Knox
vile ILL.,, in favor ofwitness, which had been
paid by said bank. The amount of the draft
was $50. 1t was indorsed &c W. Miller"
which witness pronounced forgery. When
witness returned from Washington, he wrote
letter to Runkle & Co, Knoxville, ILL.,,
making INQUIRY about the draft. Accused
offered to take the letter to the postoffice,
He took it, and witness. being unwell,
went home.
The next morning he received a note from
accused, which was offered as testimony by
the prosecution. Inc note stated that the
writer (McConnel) had taken a letter out of
the Postotfice during the absence of witness,
addressed to sc. W. Miller" which con.
tanned draft for $50, drawn by Runkle 4
Co, Knoxville, ILL.,, in favor of said Miller;
that he (McConnelD had used the money TO
pay his board with and some incidental ex
penses which he named, and that he would
pay the whole amount as soon as he could.
A B. McMaunama was examined. He tes-
tilted that Mcconnell handed him the draft
in question, indorsed &c. W. Miller" re-
questipg him (witness) to get it cashed, as
he (accused) was not acquainted at the banks.
Witness took the draft to the Walnut. street
Bank and got it cashed, and handed the
money back to accused.
The Court thought that a clear case of
forgery had been made out against accused,
and be was held to bail in the sum of $500
for his appearance before the Court of Com
mnn Pleas
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

ACCIDENT Yesterday evening a freight
train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton Railroad, while coming round the curve
below the bridge, ran off the track, smashing
up ore platform and one close car. The latter
was loaded with cracklinps,
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ARREST. - Officer Hszen arrested a man
named Alexander Porter this morning and
lodged him in the Hammond. street Station
house, who is charged with stealing 1925
worth Of cutlery. The goods were sod to
W. W. Werts, who keeps an Auction-house
on Man-street, near Fourth, where they
we're recovered by the owner this morning
The police are in pursuit of another man who
is supposed to have been concerned in the
robbery.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

OK TIME AGAIN.-The Ohio and Mississippi
and the indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail .
ronds run their trains from the depot this
morning, the damage done by the recent
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Home Demand a sure Test.

CIHCREATI, November 2, 1851.
NTHaJ J. BUTLER,, AGENT 40 VINK-
1NA bTHhET: Please send US 100 doEon, QuArta
PINS, etc, Of your EXCELSIOR RECORD FLUID
RoBKRT CLARKE a co.,
Wholesale StAtloners.
FAY's TAdJ HERR, REMEMBER. dt3O-i
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COMMON PLEAS.

W. B. Perritt Us. Catherine Perritt. Petit
tion for divorce on the ground of gross neg
lect of duty; Tried before Judge Mallon.
Decree for plaintiff.
Richard Salmon as. Julia Salmon. The
plaintiff claimed decree on the ground of
adultery and intoxication. Case proceeding.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

DIRECTORS, following gentlemen have
been elected Directors of the Cincinnati
Street Railroad Company; John l., Stettin-
ius, David Harries, j. L. Waiter, O. II. Kill
gou5 William BrOmwella o. P; Thorpe, Q. J.
W. Smith, William Il. Shoenberger. ]. L.
Stettinius was chosen President.
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PAID OFF.-Major Mcdonnell has finished
paying the Militia of Reserve. The men are
dissatisfied because the Government would
not allow communication for clothing, which
ought to have been furnished, but was not
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LAW RkPORT.
SUPERIOR CouRr.

BBFoRE JUDGE SToRER.-Peter Kettle gs.
q. Walker and others. Verdict for the
plaintiff.
j. ". Rely vS. Administrative of john
son. To set aside deed on the ground of
failure Of consideration and fraud.
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MARCHING ORDERS Captain Burrows
Fourteenth and Captain Spears Fifteenth
Battery, atCamp Dennison, are under march
ing orders for Fort Leavenworth. They will
probably leave during the ensuing week.
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Social ENTBRTAINMENT.--A cencert and
supper for the benefit of the Seventh Pres
byterian Church. will be given this evening
in the church building on Broadway, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
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"a B IL IL -

American Rheumatic LinIment.
VTNHK PR0PRIRTOR, OF THIS LINZ
u MENr will guarantee that IL will cure khsu.
matism and sprans. If il does not, the money will
be refunded in all cases. III introduced lntp the
cause Thousands to rejoice 10 speedy cure. Try it
olce For tale at the GifL Englne house, sixth aud
Mcund. Ia20 ~
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COMET YIslBLE.--Encke's comet, it is said,
is now visible to the naked eye in the south
western heavens in the evening, and will
remain so for a week or more.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

The pupils of Herron's Seminary give
their Semi. Annual Exhibition tomorrow,
at Smith & Ditson's Hall. See advertise.
ment.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

~, The will Of Anton Dinnis was probate d
The wife of the testator is the principa
devisee.
Mary D. Bidwell.
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GOVERNMENT CLATMs.-One million dollars
will arrive at the Custom house in a few
days, subject to the order of Captain Dicker-
son, Quartermaster.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The following bill
was audited this morning by the Board of
Commissioners Mary Shuff, claim against
Hamilton County Agricultural Society. 5000.
Henrietta Hughes, John r. Jones and VIM.
Burnett were discharged from the County
Jail.
The following resolution was passed by the
Board
ReSolved, That the Auditor be and he is
hereby directed TO index volumes three and
four Of the Commissioners Minutes at five
cents per item of matter. He is also directed
to mail one copy of the Annual Report of the
Commissioners to each of the several county
officers of the State.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

No QUoRUM Owing to the inclemency
of the weather, and the unremunerative
condition Of the service, there was not a
quorum in the Council Chamber last
evening.
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REMEMBER that the largest, cheapest and
best stock Of Boots and Shoes is at Lawso
& Co.'s, SO Fifth.street, near Vine,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

Those wanting situations as teamsters
should glance at our Want column.
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W. W. Vert, No. l54 Mains street, sells
boots and shoes on commission, at auction
and retail at less than cost.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

ARMY HARNESS One hundred and fifty
sets of mule harness was sent this morning
to Lexington.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

The best and cheapest boots and shoes are
at Lawson & Co.'s, SO Fifth.street, near Vine.
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Doors AND SHOES AT AUoTIoN.-W. W.
Vert No. l64 Main-street, sells boots and
shoes at auction every day, retailing at
auction prices. ...'....
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LOST.

II OST-AP POINTER DOG-Spotted, silver color
Land whites one year old. Had on him chain
Using cards attached A suitable reward will be
given for the Ieturn of the dog to EVANS, GAINES
& co corner Court and Broadway. : ja29h'
n OsT-DOG-S5 REwARD-A white. and liver
h colored Pointer Dog; had on license ~
No III The above reward will be paid, ,96NG
If left at 7S Park st. ja29.O|
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Famuies or single gentlemen,
MD who are desirous Of pleasant home, whore
tions, can be suited by early application ut No 1872
Broadway, near Fourth. Also, a few day boarders
could be suited. Jazz .d~
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Go to W. W. Werts auction. rooms, No.
l54 Main.street, for cheap boots and shoes.
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ADJUSTMENTS

WooD's THEATER Notwithstanding the
inclement weather of last evening, Miss DAILY
succeeded in drawing very good house.
Tonight she will appear as "Neny O'Neil1
in Green Bushes, and as Caroline Morton"
in Our Gal.
NATIONAL TBEATER.-Quite a respectable
gathering was present last night at "Old
Drury" to see the new drama, The An0eL of
Midnight. The play is well put on the
stage, and is decidedly attractive. The per-
formaDce tonight consists in repetition of
the above, together with the farce, AU the
Worlds Stage.
WINCHELL.-The droll and eccentric Win
chell will appear at Smith & Ditson's Hall
on Saturday afternoon and evening, in his
inimitable caricature and impersonatious.
Do not fail to see him.
PAEoRAMA.- Waugh's Panorama of the
"Rebellien and War" will be on exhibition
next Wednesday at Smith & Ditson's Hall.
CECILIA SoCIETY.-The fourth concert of
this society will be given this evening at
their Hall on Vine street. A good pro-
gramme has been prepared.
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River News.
PITTsBURG, January 29.-River fourteen
feet by the pier-mark and rising. Weather
cloudy and damp.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30

ARMY CoNTRAcTs.-T The following con-
tracts for provisions and groceries were
awarded to-day by Major Kilburn, United
Stats Oommissary
John Baily \ Co., 10000 lbs. hard bread,
SO 5s. r B. Fiedeldey. $4,000 lbs. hard
bread SO 80. B. W. Fahnstock, 10000 lbs.
hominy, 332Sc. r. Hosea 4 Co.. 750 lbs.
black tee, 52c. r. Hosea n Co, $4,000 lbs.
Rio coffee, 1870. W. Glenn & Sons, TO-
600 lbs. brown sugar, 9Hc r. Hosea & Co.,
10000 lbs. brown sugar, So 60. Proctor &
Gamble, 5000 lbs soap, 49sc. W. Glenn &
Sons, 500 gallons molasses, 40c. NJ. Werks
4 Co, $500 lbs. star candles, l4s5c. r.
Hosea 4 Co., 1000 lbs Rio coffee, 23Kc P.
A. Spinney, 1000 lbs rice &c. R. Hosea &
Co, 1876 lbs. rice, 81 %. Brooks, johnson
4 Co, 200 It's. pork, 50 "a. Dubois & Auger,
l75 lbs pork, SO IS W. Meal, 4l0 brls.
flour, 81 80. W. H. Williams, 500 brs -four,
$4 80. Dubois & Anger, 3s2 brls. -four, $4 80.
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City News.

METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs-ByH Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st, January 20:
O'clock. Barometer Thermonotsr
7 a, m..,.....,",....." ,.."."29.s9 Above Eero-bO
" m',.:'''''''''.........",...y9.4S Above zero-40
r Minimum. ...,..........29 81 Above zero 96
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=" SHOEMAKERS
w to work on ladies'. m, 4ses', and chidren's
shoes, Apply to JOHN WILSON, south-west corner
of Barr and Linn sts. jA2g-bs
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"ANTBD- "A SITUATION-In a good mer.
camille house. railroad or express company,
in this city, by boy about Is. l wish to rem ain
till of age, and to become thorough business man.
L neither smoke, chew nor drink "a rarity in this
agel,aud have been taught to do am told ana am
not afraid of work References given. Address g.
B0SWORTH, Press Office. ja25 f.
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"ANTED-ROOMS- two gentlemen, one
w or two unfurnishcd rooms. with attendance
Address d, JONES, Post office, Box 275, Owing
ton, Ky. ja2g b%0
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NNANTED-TO BORROW $500 For two
w years, secured by MORTGAGE on a house and
lot worth $4,000. Address JAMES at this office
Iia2Q.fal
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FOE RENT

TNOR RRNT-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
n RO0M-Suitable for a gentleman and wife or
two single gentleman, can be had at IVA Plum-s st.
References exchanged, ja}a b.
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WANTED-To pay Sl3, one months advance,
Regiment Every wing g now n c@O snd sad9 To
depart for secessia COOH MOWER & Forbes,
Recruiting Officers corner of Central-aV. and Clark
street. IA25.h.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

NJ n. HANOvHR, ATTORNRY-AT.
4NAe LAW, No, % West Third-st, will procure
PENSIONS and collect arrears Of pay and bounty
No charge for consultation or in any case un less
the claim is collected. ia3O.am
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I1NOR RBNT-The fye.stoTy stone.f front store
Ht No IS Pearl St IA for rent 10 a good tenant
Inquire at or - aw Buildings, East Third-st.
JOHN j HOPPLE. ja92-r+
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"ANTRD-TO TRADE GOOD LAND-In In.
~ diena, for new or good second hand ma.
chineTy for the manufacture Of hooriug, doors,
Once. ia2l-rS
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ICOR HRNT-TWo ROOMs-suitable for a
bet Smith and Park ja29.bFI
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NOR RENT-F RNIsHED HoUsE-Of
- six rooms, In complete order, in the westera
cheap to prompt tenant. Apply to W. N. DORA,
20 West Third street. iA2S-d
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FOR SALE,

n be sold low for cash. Apply at MOS GS' Ex-
chance 0foe northeast corner Of Third aud Syca-
more.s A30-bF
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"ANTED-.A SITUATION = As Salesman,
w Clerk, or in any other business BY which
can mske living. have had fourteen years' ex-
perience in the mercantile business, both in CITY
and country. l would be glad to engage at war
prices. / have q large acquaintance, both in
the city and country. will give rst-class refer
ce. Address Post-office Box I,I6I, Cincinnati.
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"ANTED-BOARDING lady wishes to
w procure boarding witha small private family,
or with some respectable lady living alone. L,ca
tion within five or six squares of the Postoffce
References given. Terms must be moderate Ad-
dress HONE, Press Office. ja2q
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"ANTED-TO IRA Sons excellent
w Farming Lands on the Ohio and Mississi ppi
Railroad for stock of goods to take into tue
country win trade for dry goods groceries, b1ots
and shoes or farming implements. Address Box
No.I,O75, Cincinnati, Ohio. jal7-tf
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EYOR SALE-GROCERY-Tob be sold at a bar
~ gain, a small grocery with fixtures complete,
and good will ofbusiness near four ears
Will be sold in consequence Of Ill health Of the
Prietor. Apply, for further particulars, at 3l5
Broadway. ja29.b
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-01
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
ALICE LINTON.

"You know l love you, Willard" and
the voice of the young girl was low and ten
der, "none the less now that you have lost
health and strength in your country's cause,
than when we first plighted our troth =
But, Willard, we are both poor, and in the
dim fsture ! see you are struggling with
this cold world, weak, dispirited with the
sad disappointments which a0iH come, and
fear when the romance of loves Young
dream shall have worn away, you will say
6 If Alice had loved me less selfshly, she
would have bid me seek higher, no.
bier fate No, Willard, love YOU too
dearly to burden your future with the care
of me. Nay, do not look so sad. In af-
ter years, when fortune shall have crowned
your efforts, and the past is remembered
only as troubled dream, you will thank
me for the decision of this bour."
"Alice, if another had spoken those
words, | should disbelieve them, for many
have tempted me to think that the gold O
Herbert Lawson has won from me my
promised bride. But | will not believ,
them, for YOU are to me the personifcatior
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-12-01
No. 15'
Beautiful Extract.

1t was night. Jerusalem slept as quietly
amid her hills as child upon the breast of
its mother. The noiseless sentinel stood
like statue at his post, and the philoso-
piers lamp burned dimly in the recess of
bis chamber. But moral darkness inyolv-
ed the nations in its unenlightened shad-
ows. Reason shed q faint glimmering
over the minds of men, like the cold and
insufficient shining Of distant star. The
Immortality of mans spiritual nature was
unknown, his relations unto heaven undis-
covered, and his future destiny obseured in
cloud of mystery.
1t was at this period that two forms of
ETHEREAL mould lowered about the land of
Gods chosen people. They seemed like
sister angels sent to earth on some en-
bassy of love. The one of majestic stature
and well-informed limb, which her snowy
drapery hardly concealed, in her erect
bearing and steady eye, exhibited the high
est degree of strength and confidence
Her right arm was extended in an Impress
i've gesture upward, where night appeared
to have placed her darkest pavilion, while
on her left reclined her delicate conpan-
lou, in form and ceuntenance the contrast
of the other, was dropping like flower
meistenedb by refreshing dews, and her bright
but troubled eyes scanned them with ar
dent but varying glances. Suddenly light
like the sun flashed out from the heavens,
and Faith and Hope hailed with exuIting
songs the ascending star of Bethlehem.
Years rolled away, and the stranger was
seen In Jerusalem. He was meek, un-
assuming man, whose happiness seemed
to consist in acts of benevolence to the hu-
man race. There were deep traces of sor-
row on his countenance, though no one
knew why he grieved, for he lived in the
practice of every virtue, and was loved by
all the good and wise. By and by it was
rumored that the stranger worked mira
cles, that the blind saw, that the dumb
spake, the dead leaped, the ocean modera-
ted its chafng tide, the very thunder ar
ticulated, He is the son of God. Envy
assaled Him to death; slowly and thickly
guarded, He assembled the hill Of Cavalry.
| FaILn teamed on Ills arm, ana nope, oIp.
ping her pinions ia His blood, mounted to
tho skies.
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4
eyes in sleep that night, he had informed
Willard of his intention. to adopt Alice,
and assured the happy lover that now
there would be no obstacle to their union.
They were married. In the little vii
iage church there assembled to witness
the ceremony a crowd of loving aud ad-
miring friends-for all loved the gentle
Alice, and none but rejoiced in her good
fortune. If We could peep into the man
sion OF Mr.. Lawson, now no longer gloomy,
but radiant with the sunshine of 10Y, we
would see happy trio.
If ever feeling of regret steals into
Alice's heart, as she glances at Wizards
left arm, it is quickly dispelled by alook
into his radiant face, and the remembrance
that she is SO necessary to his happiness.
an a e .se F.S.
Henderson. n. c.. ..- s.s.#
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CAMP NEAR W1NcHEsTER, Va, Nov. "a.

CAMP NEAR WINCHEsTER, VA, Nov. "a.
DEAR SPIRIT 1t is, at this day,
common saying, that few months camp
life destroys in the soldier all the piety,
love of religious society, and interest for
the prosperity of Zion, which they in days
of peace seemed to cherish. This saying
is, in degree, | have the pleasure to as
sert, unjust. [ know of no better way of
arriving at facts, and detecting falsehoods,
than by testimony. Ny fellow soldiers
may tell me they love their country, yet
this is not such evidence as to see them
fighting in her defence. Should the wea-
ry soldier fail to keep the Sabbath under an
order from his commander, or in dread of
threatened punishment is rubbing up his
musket, it is no evidence that the duties
he owes to his God are forgotten. But
his department, his deeds, constitute the
most reliable testimony.
1t was my privilege, a few evenings
ago, to call on the few that remain in my
Company to contribute something to the
support of the Church-to keep in motion
the great Gospel chariot; and | must
confess | was myself surprised, not at the
give. The following is list:
Capt. w o Harrelson SO lst Lieut.. NJ
C Davis S; 2nd Lieut.. P d Carpenter, S;
1st Sergt. D NJ Taylor Scrgt. George
Cauble 2 Sergt. w S Blackburn L; Sergt.
Emanuel. Houser l. Corps. NJ A Holly and
NJ P Finger LOO each Privates Pinkney
Edmond 5; w b Bess, J Bess and d
III Huss Q, each G Conner, Jas Keever,
John Jonas, Abel Hartzog, Matthew Rey-
nolds, Lemuel Pcndlcton, Charles Shull,
MI Withers G w Robson, j X Dellin-
ger, C 8 Martin, Abraham Eaker, Joseph
Baker, Jesse Reep, r A Taylor, John La
master, J Y Gavin; NJ M Hull, 81 each ;
Turner Cody, Samuel Hoyle so cents each;
George Hudgpeth l; NJ A Stroup, Co. +,
l; The amount raised We send TO the
Rev. A r Bcnnick, Catawba Circuit, Lin
coin District, S. G.. Conference.
We believe it our duty, notwithstanding
we cannot Join our friends in devotion at
their several places of worship, to give to
those who are called as ambassadors for
Christ that they may 60 into all our eoun'
try and break unto our mothers and SIS
ters, and our aged fathers the bread of life
While we fight the battles of our country
we hope Brother Bennick with all who
are welding the Gospel sword, may have
energy to battle with the powers of dark
ness, until the glorious day spring from o
high may shine into the hearts and aroun,
the fire sides of all for whom we to. day en-
dure the privations of a bloody campaign
, The health Of the saith is very good
, | must close and prepare for picket {
five days. NJ. G. DAVIS, 34th n. c.
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"The Lord our souls shall take. -"

A dispatch from Fairfax G. a., says the
rebel force which destroyed the stores and
bridges near Manassas numbered S00o!-
When their approach was discovered panic
ensued among the soldiers. A Wisconsin
and y. 7. regiment threw away their arms
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CO 80
gssite 8iteret#r<.
THE YOUNG DRAGON.

FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
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but the little prayer, the first, it may be,
that We took upon our childish lips, as we
sail out under the solemn arches of the
River Of Death'-follows Us, faint, ten
der air, from the shores, and when we
cast anchor,