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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-04-10
KEEE7ABkEiLLEE MEDfcLlVES

Areswell known to be infallible. E4,A
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing
the first and second stomachs, and creating
aAow of pure, healthy bile, instead of the
stale and acrd kind; FLATULENY, Losso F
APPETITE, HEARTBuRE, HEADACHE, RESTLESS
NESS, ILL -TEMPER, ANXIETY, LANGUoR and
MELANCHOLY, which are the general symp-
toms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural
consequence Of its cure --..tJ
C0STIVENESS, by cleansing the whole
length of the intestinesj with a'solvent pro
cess, and without violence all violent pur.
geS leave the bowels costive within two days.
FEVERS of all kinds by restoring the
blood to regular circulation, through the
process of respiration IN such cases, and the
thorough solution of all intestinal obstruction
inaothers, .e ts.. .tt s
The LIFE MEDICINES have beeh known TO
cure RHEUMATISM permanently in three
weeks; aud G0UT in half that time, by re-
moving local inflammation from the muscle
and ligaments Of the joints, --,n, .
DR0PSIES Of all kindsf by freeing and
strengthening the kidneys and bladder they
operate most delightfully."- on these important
organs, and hence have ever been found a
certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAY
ILL.,
Also WORMS, by dislodging from the
turnings the slimy matter to whichth crea-
lures adhere
SCURVY, ULCERS, and INvETERATE
SORES, oy the perfect purity which these
LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood, and all the
kufiors; "' 10 y 49, gS
SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD
COMPILATIONS, by their Alternative effect
upon the fluids that feed the skin, and the
morbid state of which occasions all eruptive
complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other disa-
greeable complexions
Theu of these Pills form very short time
will effect an entire cure ofthe skim COM
MON COLDS and INFLUENZA will al.
ways be cured by one dose, or two in the
worst cases.
PILES.-The original proprietor of these
Medicines, was cured Of Piles; of 80 years
standing by the use of the Life Medicines
alone. >e ~, ftEA- ~
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge
Of the Western country, these Medicines will
be found safe, speedy, and certain remedy
Other medicines leave the system subject te
a return of the disease-a cure by thes
Medicines is permancnt--1Ty them, be sa
lated, and be cured
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COM
PLANTS, ,-GEsERAL DEBILITY, Loss or
APPETITE, and DISEASES OF FENALEs-The
Medicines have been used with the most ben.
sficial results in cases Of this description.
KINGS EVIL, and ScRoFULA, in its worst
forms, yields to the mild yet powerful action
of these remarkable Medicines. NIGHT
SwEATs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, Nervous Cont
PLANTS of all kinds, PALPIrATIoY OF THE
HEART, PAiSrER's ColIc, are speedily cured
MERCURIAL DISEASES. - Persons
whose constitutions have become impaired
by the injudicious use of Mercury, will find
these Medicines perfect cure, as they nev-
er fail to eradicate from the system, all the
effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the
most powerful preparations of Sarsaparilla
Prepared and sold by
- W. B. M0FFAT,
1876 Broadway, New-York.
For SALE By ALL pRuGGIsTs.
JAM "a, lS6l-lv '-1yt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-04-10
The Sermon Of Apostle Jude.

Mr.. FEI GUsoN, The following
short sermon, was obtained in this
manner. In the visions of the
night, avoice said to me ;"Apostle
Jude viii preach this night, at the
school. house in Buzzard Roost,
where the people love the Old
Union as it was" Straightway, l
thought. that l was seated in q
mouse with many people Then !
venerable man, like a preacher, de-
livered himself in the following
words, which made such an i'm
preston on my mind, that I think
/ can repeat them correctly. !
give them below.
., .. ., r.. WILLIAM TELL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-04-10
"Instead of sweet smell, there shall
be stink.-Isaiah iii, "a.


be Stink.-Isaiah iii, "a.
Beloved friends, and fellow
travellers to futurity-I have taken
for my text, these plain words
"Lnstead Of sOeet smell, there shalt
be stink. ... ...
This passage is full Of meaning,
and | might begiL by drawing q
distinction between the two proper
ties called "Sloeet SmelE' and "Stink."
But it is useless, as it seems to me
that it draws itself. Fools may
shut their eyes and pass on, but the
time will come quickly, when "filthy
dreamers shall defle the flesh," and
"in$tcad of sDeet smell there shall be
stink"
| my beloved hearers, once we
had q constitution which was the
supreme law unto our government.
Thenthe people were free, and were
the rulers over themselves. There
was no king to oppress them. But
it came to pass that the people
changedetheir servants, and dis
pute arose about the meaning of
the law. Then wise men said, let
us compromise. There is a way
that leads to glory, and a way that
leads to shame. But the new SER
wants, even Abraham Lincoln and
his brethren, said no, we will not.
Have we a Government? We will
force all men and all states to sub
init to our power. Compromise is
treason against US; and "inStead of
saoeet smell there shall be stink"
Il.-Again, my beloved hearers,
the shrieks of Bleeding Kansas
were heard-and John Browns
soul was marching on. Nineteen
free states were taken out of the
Union; and five hundred thousand
mighty men of valor in the North
were called by the President. He
said, let US make war upon the
states of the South, for they have
rebelled against our law, even the
Chicago Platform. All must be
free, or all must be slave states.
And there was war, even war for
victory. And they made a great
debt and said, the farmers must be
taxed, even to tile last dollar. The
demon of desolation shall waste
the South. Millions of white men
on each side shall be slain. Ruin
shall come with speed swiftly, and
the agonies of death shall be music
in the ears Of madmen. And
widows and orphans shall mourn
throughout the land, because of
the great slaughter-for instead
Of s,Oeet smell there shall be stink"
ul,-Again, my beloved hearers,
in the North thereiss great hatred
against the South, and among meh
there is All immense desire to eman-
cipate negroes, for the sake Of the
glory of the good work. They
say, '.with force and with cruelty
have their white masters ruled
them" Of a truth we will ismite
the white masters, their wives, and
their children, with the sword; and
will make free labor respectable,
and degrade the white man. There
is a conflict between slavery and
freedom but it shall end, and four
millions of negroes shall be free
acknowledged as equal citizens, and
received as our brothers and sisters,
equal with us. The beautiful State
of Ohio will humanely give them
a home among those who think
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-04-10

pa- An ingenious cobbler, hitup-
on the following plan, to save ex-
pense in painting all the letters of
"Shoe Shop:" l % 80
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

"a a.J.s- st....,... lts Ic.>,osl "a "a llss
tssr. aHf ''.. I..s, a.s.s., - ~, = No.
ueac'N sl- q f.. sf.. u. g. - pet lasaa .,
oncs - oivusI A.. shtn tie ,aoI.y'g vssss To-
Ntcd excepting ,as hsrrimsc. The ,wo iron cl cd
vessels fought -rt ~ IA tine touckin1 each
other, from 4. N. til noon, when the r4mAc
re,rtai,d. Whether ate is injured o. no, Ills in-
possible 10 soy.
Lieut.. L. wcr5tu, wto crmrre 4 . 10 Mont.
Tor, hALdl'd her with ct,A sku, Assisted ry U,i-f
Engin stlmets
The hnntsots kept up conAruous ale anil Is
ler of souewha, injured. She was moved oonsi-
d-tahly tc-day ard will probably be OF tc.nigh,.
The Monitor is unipiured and ready al any mo
uen, 10 repel another attack,
Washington, March o.-The following WA re-
oevsd tonight by Msjor-Gen. Mcclellan from Gen.
Wool, dated Fortrts Monroe, Al 6 o'clock Ihis eve.
Ming
"Two hours Af,er my te'eeraphi, Afrsich 10 the
Secretary - War last even ing, the N Ini,c arrived
She in ,dA,ey went ~ tie assistance Of the Min
nesotA which was aground, and continued %
unit Few moments since. Early this morning
she Was stacked by the Mer1imac, Jamestown
aud Yorktown Aher . i've hours contest hoy
were driven a. tie Meirimac in sinking con-
didoR. Sic Nas towel by the jamestown,
Y rktowr, snd several smaller boats, towards Nor
ok, no GouNL II possible, " ge, her In the dry
dc, FOR repairs The hnnesots is Anoa, and being
t1wtd twatds Fortress Monrue.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

and the T-Nsury rsprs he.5rs hi-, e1
fsadi- zee FOR himsel' bow very so ,ae 9,
rsnt eXpt tndt.urts u thus N~i .ittsaa q, a.
isir NAuASNr, all the slaves g. - uer.si s,ate
such propoeinun ON tLe lat I ia. .p. a. b.. =.
eruroent sets up no claim n .tt, ~ py7t,l, .-
thority 70 interfere with slavery W-tct. y,,,- -
rTtrrii ~ IL do,s tht shs,lute cnntr y !. "a. q.
iecf In each case to the state and ~ pe ~, i.
diatey interested Is proposed A. m.t,,r ~
nee choice With them. In the annual l. ssgsge "a
December, thuughi ht " say, The Uuinp N, isl
be preserved, aid hence Ill iniist,snsau. mean.
mual be tn pluNed." | sAd tuts t.s fs-t,,. h,,,
deliberately. War has been and continues 10 be
an Indispensable means " thn end A prac,,c. ii
e-acknOwedse Of tho national authority woii'j
render the war unnecessary, and II would At once
cease. IL, however, resistance continues the war
must alse continue. and Il 10 impossible g. kireaea
AL the iucisct u which may At end, aud all the ruin
which may follow H. Su N cans A. may seem indie
pensalle or nay abs ,utoy promise erea, efficiency
towards ei ding the struggle, must and wi Gomez
hope 4, may be deemed no offence g. AJAX wheth-
or the TScunisry consideration rendered would ntt
be Of more value ~ the states and private pers ms
concerned than are tie institution and property IN
IL In the present aspect Of aif.irs whfe i is true
mat adoption Of the proposed tesblution would
I've merely initatury, and NOT within ts,lf prac-
ticA measure, II IL recommended In the hopa tha,
u would son lead W imp rtant results In fil
view OF my great responsibility ~ my q VI aud ~
my country, earnestly heR the attention " C,n-
stess and the people ~ the suYt,t.
signed, ABRAHAM LtNtuIS.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15
From Gen. Banks Column.

ChdrlesioOn, Va, March iO-0 =. M-Yes.
tardsy, FOR the Grst tire since our arr 'a, country
cSuiqses came into town, and the occupants h'ld
spciNl intercourse with our officers and soldiers
Suits Of secessi1n gray are graduL giving way 10
other hues, and the ladies ara 4, ianing ~ irs-
queut the streets, on business and p easure.
d. william Alexander, an emiI ont phys,yi an
sRd uuh lt hing Unionist died al his country resi-
deuoe, In Ihs vicinity, last month. Ills son yes.
,erday returned ne from CnArlo,tesyillo, deeply
imbutd With secs ion, Al d gas sent t1 W lsAinR-
ton.
Hundreds of conirabsnds are srriying rom the
country. Tue course adopted in regard q them H.
II they have been employed by secession authorities
H. turn th'm over 10 the Division Quaterm.s .s.er TO
be employed by the Fedora Glvernmtnt; q but (,
pIoNtn Otherwise, they are returhed n their ogr-
e'4.
Friday, Capt. Coles company o. Maryland Cav.
airy, forty in number, pursued party Of A,hbys
Cavalry for two miles between Bunker Hi and
Winchester, hen they came upon about one hun
dred and forty Of the latter. A skirmish ensued,
lasting hour, resulting Ia the killing Of six Of
Ashby's men, and wcuDdng i've. Capt. Cole had
three men wounded. Eecton Of Mathew battery
cSne up n C,pt Coles support, when A1it. Wi.
knson, y Gen, williams st,G, hal Via Lorse shot
under him,
lis believed generAlysi at Bunker Hill that the
force a. Winchester has been greatly reduced,
leaving not over three - six thousand men there.
Others say that Gen. Jackson's force has bsen
strengthened by the regiments from Leesburg.
Capt. Coles scouts last night reached point
only miles from Winchester, except from a small
cavalry picket.
lis stated that but 400 o' the 10Th Regiment
remained a, Leesburg at the time Of the evacuation.
Trese retrestod Ia the direction Of Manassas Gap
Second Lieutenant Eugene Picket has Leen pro-
mcted 10 a Grh Aeuisnancy, Co. A, Och New York ;
and Con- oral Stone elected Second Lieutenant o.
the same company.
Thb morning Seof saion scouts attacked General
IL millions Pioktts. nea smth's MIL, killing ons
and wouuaing smother private q tue 2Iih Indiana.
Tbey we're pursued by tine I'd Wisconsin; who had
not returned at the las accounts.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

| Z. 'si Name, ever A. r.s E..r. .. ,ack
"a 1ilh IN 'cVss = "a
! a01ao.
! rIUfel g's,tton. ,an,s,s
! f'ta,., 40 uk, IS d, n,s raah
! pAf.A xa,,tt gits D 60 81, e.rb
| Para. INK, 10 cents e.cb
w., s,r.ws. 90 inches In io1sth. ,.,, ,..,
iound. lass Al an ,-yo ircbss v ca,t. t.rr t',.J
Rail cad iron, Si,bC per ton,
hi no IL psi rr 4 aen,a mar r,,it,'
Nvu,ng. nm ,,.rI ami a ,,,iintI.,,l n.r.
cent Ter pound.
p,in,ira r,,,.- ,,,si,ot u,iii. M. ,,,,,,J
Printing nsper' si5ed and c'l,r,.5. AMI una.j.n.
der,d paIer y mills psr IS,,pj
nspging paper, nj Is per pound.
rAstel"fd, binders board, wrapping paper, 3
un.s mi r"r pound,
,yii,sl - = N'e' PAn '.' Anh snsn oi o'ner SOAP
SuWs OF cslott Dc eNcep' son and Otherwise lrov-
hsl ior mills per pound.
SOAP, 'sncy' scen'ed' toiet aud shaving, cent.
pr pound.
SNL cents per 100 pounds
MI Slts ana ptesei ed fruits, meats, fish, aud
shti''hsh IN cans PER cent al ysorem,
Shoe or loct blacktng, per cent al vaorem.
q ne and cement . per cent al valorem.
P'ent harueal leather, cents per pound.
Patent COW tides, ! cent por pound
s'Ie leather o' all des"iipt ona, cent per pound.
h'r'c,', goat nr kid skius, u cent PER dozen.
Slnepaktns, hnued or hnished, 70 Conh per
Pmnd
heud and hArn@7 leather. cent and , mills per
rvmnnd,
Tanned and cu'rifi car Hkius, cents per pound
Iprer and other lo.'h,r 10, provided ior, cent
A',n ,, n'.H Per l'und, -
N W,ne' "'A.' '', .. srApes' ~ 'e"'a Pe' Ni'hi
NNnlNi' - 'oh's per gallon.
W, u"ut, ir'm whea'' l" cents per barrel oi one
nWId''l and hnety-stN pnuWie,and In like prup1 To-
non l' '.S w gre aver giAnhheS pun up tnr ale in
s",ss ot ''her pAcF Ngos'
Manufacture of cotton wool, silk, worsted, Tax,
hemp jn,e lndia rubber gutta rrrcha vou, sl ass,
po'serl ware IeMher' paper ir1n's'eo' tn' cnrper,
INC Ts.'' gold anu HiIVer' horn ivory bone,
l"i'" Nhoy or IN nAr'' "r 81 othw materA', not
VA 'lll' ~ 'beiNl" prNNdI iot' uuy OF . Per
''n % ,Nsl.tem.
H'',lun 20 !" l"F- lhoNe provide addluonA rates
al uul'S' A. 'ni oNs -
MtsoruANEous RATS ANp nUrtrs.
Auction sales I per cant
ON, h.,o cn,rtage rr, ,,,...i,,oI a., t,.t,,,
W, or tt.utl ~ r. Tr,,,hs,, ~ 4, "
T,y, horse c,riiayes e,nrNes' FF,n,,,,,,
Sc ra.erye,a u, "''
C,rtisyra Dfiik. deacriptinn v.lu,I ah,vo t2on
and under tGOn-sa. '''
C,uiaeea y.lu,l al,,vs xsno an
q IA vA,,l co. kept t,r us. II
Silver wAtchss, krpt s,r ,is, 81 ,euts
PIanoG,tt., Ler, H. u., ~
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15
A nIo.aaEe from tho Prs.Id.nt

Washington, March 6-The President, tod IS,
trAnfmiued ~ Congress the following message !-
Fctlog CITIZENS fthe Senate and House " Repre-
Asn'Gtluts:
recommend the adoption o'a Joint re-out by
your honorable b1die, which shAl! Ue suDsIRnt al
a. mloNs;
Resolred, That the United States ought 10 co..
operate g lth any STATE wrigh may al 1pt gr dual
EbO ISL u ent u slavery CIV ng 20 snoh state pc
MARY N be used by ch state In its discreet on
to Iupensats for ihe incJuy y-uiencss, public and
private, produced by such change Of By stem,
II the prop lsitiOu contained In the resolution
does not meet the approval Of Congress aud the
country, there IL the end but n 1t does com nand
such approval, deem IL ot Importance that tbs
states AID people Immediately interested sA0u d
De II distinctly notihed OF the fact that they
may sgn - consider VIII ether IN accept 1r re oct a.
Tho Fedora lyenmeLt would find It's hiRhss in er-
eat In su lh 4 az one OF the most efioian,
ms Aeures OF ssf-prsseryAton. The ieadaTs Of the
eNisting 1t aurrecton entertsin the hope th II the
ysrnment will ulumAsey be forced W
seknowlSdss the Independence Of some part
OF the dl-Aiiocted region, and that all the slave
esrssa sIrss noa OF such pats viii then say
'rhe Union for which we have arug, led being
already gone, We now choose 10 20 with tue Iu.h-
ern section, To dt priye them OF this hope, su b.
stsntiRly ends the rebellion, and the init alton Of
emAlcipAu1n n completely do prives them Of a. As
10 all the states iutiStDg 1t the point is not hat
al the states toerating slavery, would, very hoon,
II At all, initiate emancipation; but that while the
otar ID equally made " ali, the more JTthern
shall by such initiation, mske IL certain 10 the
more Southern that In event will the former eVer
| join the latter iu their proposed eont-derS1y.
say "initiation." because, In my Iu4gsmADt, gradu-
| a. and not suddsn, emAr dpAtion "a better 'hr sn
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

N.- So t.s hel'- 10 .srs g. Z lssdat.
W. ~. Ins .t'-vieu a.i ss,lsiastsy-y v
u' NN ni''ee' ~nd sre u ~ az irAa0a Of
NAsN bhu Y weston ~ the D.. ple, both IN thsir
persons snd prov~,y. l, therefore, raspeo,faIIv
request tha' business Ue resumed .nd ,hs, all our
citizens Of every trade and profession pursae ,h.sr
| regular vccations.
TIE county elections will tale place on the raau-
lar DAY, and al civil business will be conducted -
heretofore. Commanding General Buell. assures
me ha, can rely upon his aid In enforcing our
police reg ulations. ono branch Of business Is On
hrely prohib'ted, viz the sale or giving sway o
intoxicating liquors. I shall hesitate 70 lnvoks
the aid of Gen. Buell., in hs recent laws up1u
the sub. e, volst.I.
m'et earros,ly call upon the psop'e OF the sur
rounding oourtry, who inside the federal lines,
to resume usir commerce with tne city, and brnx
in their marke, supplies, especially wo,d, butter
and eggs, assuring them that they will bs fully
protected, ard amply remunerated,
t5ignei) X. X. CHArnAM Mayor.
Tho city Of Nash vile Is entirely quiet. Even the
btieregt secess sionsts ack noWlcdse iha, our mill
tary auth critics treating thern cruelty kind
All admit the vas, superiority In our arms, equip-
men,s ard appearance Of our troops and say ,hsa
o far there has been most admirable discipline
display ei. They sdmi, aso that the Hessians have
not c,mmiutd single outrage, while the conduot
fthsir own 'tcul- have been mos, outrageous.
Union men begin n make their appe.rancs.
They say tina, ma oity will yet be found - our
sido but tia, will take time 70 devslops the
ceiling that has been 80 thoroughly crushed.
posta agent is here from Washington. lie
will open the pos, Office tomorrow, and has already
had iniiy c'iizens applying 'or clerhshIps in H.
Charles Matthew'S, Of Nashville, recently called
upon the editor ofthe Louisville tKy JOURNAL
and, among other items of Information. stated thak
the ROb,l General Floyd said, within his hearing 10
General johnson, that be thought IL best 70 fall
back To- Chattanooga and defend the Cotton s,Aie~,
citing Kentucky and Tennessee take care Of them
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15
Occupation Of Martiusburgh.

ITdshmgton, March The following dis
lrat, wus received here brought fry IN the oorrs-
pondcut Of the AS. ciAted Press
Gen. Banks forces occupied N Artinsbursh yeA,er-
lay, without OPPOSITION. ani the ptckets cont nus
To bring In prisoners Although few In uu her,
tiey oi mu,h Importance Among those TAX sn
last u ht Rev. 4. J. Miveigh, chaplain Of ths
Second Virginia Iliantry. lie was captured By
company X, Michigan cavalry, Capt Mann, near
Psrryve.
Intelligence from Winchester Leeds to the beht
ibat Jackson is theis in full force, and has oom-
pltted his W oppose our APPROACH thres
miles eas, ~ that place.
Tho same authority says his amy Is we'll provi-
stoned, supplied aud clotntd.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

DuIiEr oS MANUFACrUBED AErCLHs.--lu TO
m rArD nv TuE MASUrAcruRFR.
Uandiea tVa.ue IL oentsl per pound, mills.
Candles tyAlue over ~ centsl pc pound, cent.
Lard, mustard seed, hnsoed oils, Per gallon, 8
eoHu
OILS, vegetable and animal, net otherwise pro.
Vidtd Tor, per gallon, o cents,
lon, cents,
Gas tor Illuminating per 1000 feet, 90 cents,
Crude ooal oil, per gallon, cents.
Goa th, rtnned, per gallon, 10 cents.
% cents.
Vinegar. per ssllor, . cants,
Colre, grvutd or its sub'ttute, per pound,
cent
prprer, cloves Sul giagor ground, per pound,
Otu.t.
suger. redutd, 2 mills psr pound.
Sugar, from Inferior qualities, 2 mills per pound.
sugar candy and confectionery cents per pluni
Chocolate aud cocoa, prepared, cent per pound.
sNeraus, b mills per pound.
sgarcu, made Of p,iaoes, 2 mills per lund,
haich, mede 81 corn. mills pr plund starch,
made 4 rice, q mills per pluBd.
Tobacco, unnanuf. tured. c,nts per pound
y 0robacco urmauutIctlred, not including suuf
p mnd
Toraccc, prepared .msklrp cents per pound;
snuh or Tobacco OF sll description, cents per
poluo.
Cigprs; So per l,NO 10 cents per pound.
Cigars, 70 to $40 per 1909, 10 cents per pound.
Cigar, over so per / 900, 20 cents per pJunt.
Gunpowdtr, rife or sportir q, csnts per pound.
GunpJwdeT, common, cent per pound
Wuite lead, dry or ground In oil, 2o cents per II
pounds.
Oxide Of zinc, 60 cents per 100 pounds.
Su phale Of barybs, 30 q, uis per 100 pounds,
PsiLis and pAiLtsrs colors, per oen1un Ad va
lorsm,
Pdrten Ick aud Ink Of other descriptions per
centum Ad vslor,m,
Corn hrooms, 10 cents per dozen.
Wooden pals, 10 cents per dozen.
btrAw, pSlm leaf and grass LSts' caps and bon
meas, ~ per dozen, 20 cents per dozen same, above
VI per dozen, % cents per duzsn.
Hats and caps, Of fur, felt, WOO, or silk, ~ psr
dozen, 20 cents per do2 sn same, 80 10 SlO 80 cents
per dozen same, $40 " $50 per dozen, 81 per
dozen same. above $40 per dozen 81 90 cents per
dozen,
Skirt, with metallic hoops, $40 per dozen; same,
$40 to SIS per dozen, S. per dozen; shove sis mar
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

Or. Mcllale, Archbishop Of Tuam, has
written another letter TO Lord Palmerstou,
charging the Government with Indifference TO
tho tistrcs, Of the people, and contrasting its
course with the generous assistance extended
by tho people Of the United States and Canada
Tho Masquis Of Iqnsdowne has intimAtsd his
iutc 1,on TO dsiray the whole Of the nsxt poor
rates for his numerous tenantry in the County
Of Kerry.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15


DeHrer t''y' NdrN wa JH"Soh'9' hdrh
S.-The following news was roceivcd lJday hy mali
tafy express
desperate and terrible battle, lating all day,
took place a, VAverde, ton miles south OF Fort
Ciaig' on The 2ls' of February The nshi vas pro-
oabIy resumed on 'he YA'' The loss /" siea' on
bo'h sider. Both parties claim 'he v'cNry' re-
g'mei' o' Ne" heAoAhs' commNnueu ny N'''ne'
fantnn' ran away
captain hchd'' VINO ma" 'N'''' " '" arlu.
M ana er'rp one 4" h'' 'oW"dHd' NF' Nl'el
az h'f posts ana W'f 'ahNo" "ds tdHtn og hc
rtbcls
XII Cars W's "hhn hneen miles 81 = ~ Craig
fntug vSs heard from his dirtcnon- but with
At ietul' was n" ~ccrAntd Al ihe hme the
IN 'ss'reer leh.
TIE Afove battle appears TO have taken place near
- smsLviilrge named VAiverde' which Is S.iu''o
ol the I'm bank o. the Bio del Norte, or Rio GrAnde,
hear the toid"r o. Nav Sexiso and Ary,na Fort
Craig Is ten miles nor'h OF this point, OIL the same
ri'tr' C"oiel hit Carson h" hld mis- headquN-
tiers ~ Albuquerque Tor some hme' bu' has since
that time m' YEA Hu'h "sri TOWARDS fJH CrhS'
aud was 'eporhd ~hhin hhetn miles OF that = st
It 'af advices A. he takes with him ni'dotN'y
good force - is n be topsd that his arrival Al the
sceue Of action may have caused some greet change
IN our f.Nlr. Other rainforcemenu have doubtless
reacl ed them ere this
LATER.
Washington, March e.-Judec Watts, the de'e-
gate frum New Mexico, has adv'ces Of An authentic
o..r d, A., a., ,r,
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

C'ncinnati, March 5.-Forty. nine rebel Off
Oes went TO Fort Warren from Columbus yOstsr-
day.
The GAZETTE, OF this city, has a dispatch FROM
Nashville ~g-g-- 49, ~
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15

Fortress Monroe, March 9.-Tbe Monitor arrived
al 10 p NJ lsns night, and went inn +dtAtsY 70 th'
protection Of hs Minnesota, lying aground just DO
low Newport News.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-15
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