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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-08
SECOND PART
OF THE
Shilling Song BOOK.

Containing the Words Of Popular songs ,ha' nav
with hume rous other fs,orites Price IL cents Uu
ceipt OF which copies win be mailed postpaid. oL " EN-
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IJr.poUARrERs ARMY OF THE PoToNAc, }


heavy snow storm set in this morning about
O'clock, wi every indication of continuing
NE weather is cold.
Tbsrej nothing new about military matters
c.pug that the army is in motion.
Gen. Sumner and staff arrived last night.
Nothing but a construction train has yet ar
Tyd in the Manassas Gap railroad, although
m hourly looked for.
s.. LOUIS, Nov. :. Blows majority in the
INT Confessional districts leaving out the SOL
hers vote is 4j1. Returns from the army will
rObablv increase it to 1000
Information from the 5th district represent
toyote between Gen Thomas l.. Price and
NcCuug as close with the chances in favor Of
bs latter, Gen. Loan, Union emancipationist,
undoubtedly elected in the 9TH district.
Va. A. Hall is elected in the 8th district by
xne 400 majority j. S. Rollins is elec;oA from
he lh district by small majority. Returns
iym the State az yet meagre, but it is safe to
s.ume that majority Of the members of the
legislature elect are for emancipation.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s. A Fortress Monroe
litter to the EqgHrr, states that the gunboat
JseH4re, from Newborn, arrived on the 5th.
G.n. Fosters expedition had surrounded 5000
atel: at Plymouth n. c., one half of whom
TGe cavalry, all surrendered unconditionalIy.
CAIRO, Nov, :. An expedition from Helena
.'Tn the river forty miles, has returned. They
aT nothing Of the rebel forces. Last night a
Enactment Of tho 10th Indiana regiment, on
picket duty, were attacked by rebel cavalry.
Aeatter were repulsed with some 4oss, num-
M1o stated. Our loss was one killed and one
y.l1ded
Information from Memphis, states that on the
4h inst, there was a large rebe, force between
to.IeEs7lIlc aud Memphis, burning cotton and
@nnlttlng Expectations.
New YORK, Nov. 8. The Herald has the fol-
4Tng from Harper's Ferry, the 9Th
Whites guerrilla cavalry are in the vicinity
d Encker's Gap.
NNreported that several straglers on their
7ay hence, to Gen. McClellan's headquarters,
-4I: tcen captured by these guerrillas.
H., lie reoel cavalry pickets were in view on
"'A aqcs OF the Shenandoah to-day, but it il
l ., .sIoycd that there are many rebels in this
LIE snow fell for ten hours here to-day, to
~I discontinue OF every one.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. g. All quiet at Suf
. ~A' There is no appearance of hostiiities a
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
H U M A N M 7 6 e r. Y

Just published in Sealed Envelope Price cts.
LECTURE BY DR.. CULvERWELL, ON THE
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy,
Impaired Nutrition Of the Body, Iasstude, Weakness
of the Limbs and Back, lndsposition and lncapae-
Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society. Love of Solitude
Tmidity, Self Distust, Dizziness Headache Affections
Of the Eyes, Pimples the Face Involuntary Emissions
and Sexual Incapacty the Consequences Of Youthful In
discretion, &c, &c.
S3- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated often self-af1icted evils, may be
moved without medicine and without dar gerous surgical
operations and should be read by youth and
in the land
Sent under seal to any address, in plain, sealed
veope, the receipt Of six cents two postage stamps
by addressing
CHAS J. G.. E!GNE t Co.
i2T Bovery, NewYork. Posi- Office Box 1853
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.C9t 3flenPgs 5PPea0
vRoN OUR Ey2NfSa EDr1Gay OF YESTERDAY.
The war ia Nircassin.

Among the items of news hY the late arrivsi,
rom Europe, IS one announcing Toe defeat Of
abe Ru slams by tie Circassians. il is ana. hel
proof Of lbe extreme difficulty THAI even q mos.
powerful military government labags under iu
subiugaHug q Peep e determined 70 be free.
q struggle Of the Russians with the Cireas-
SLAMS has now been KEEP up through two genera
u0ns, and tbe invader of the mouLtaiu Businesses
of the Caucasus seems TO De as tsr IRON fna.
victory as ever. It has been often ass med that
the resistance offered bv these Wild, ind omitsbl=
but. somehow or other it always breaks ont
atFesh, and ever and anon we hear ST Crcassian
victories and Russian defeats.
Is would seem almost incredible that, with the
immense resources OF the great northern govern
ment OF Europe, possessing rs II does all the
modern implements oT warfare upOn an extended
scale, and an army as ably cficered as any in
Europe, and soldiers whom Napoleon pronounc-
ed the best in the world, the Gar should not
have long since utterly overs heBned every
vesnge OF opposition TO his authority throughout
the wild region which has set at naught and de-
6td Il. through so many years When some
years sgo, Sehamyl. the famous chief and leader
of the rebels, was Tepus6d, i was supposed
that the struggle was az length At an end and
that no fufthag resistance would ever be made
10 the Russian government
With his tail, It was supposed the spirits Of
bis followers and peopie would be finally broken
Il appears not, however, Tbair Submission, if
they submitted at all, was more apparent than
real They denied the right of the Russian gov
eminent to ruIe over .hew, au1, consequently,
made smother stand, another rails aud are again
triumphant They seem to have q fixed and
unaiieTabie determination BeVeT 70 give up the
whether victorious or defeated, until
their right to salEgoveTumsnt shall be admitted
They ask only 10 be let alone. They are aruds
and their ideas, habits AMI mode of war
iare, are probably very itt-e u accordance with
the ideas and customs Of Western Europe.
But they are satisfied with them, and they APP
pear resolved thst, come veal OF come woe, they
viii never surrender tleu at the behest OF brute
fo-ce
CirCassia proper IS rot larger than iEe State of
Louisiana il extends on both sides of the eau
casus mountains from Tie borders of the Black
to those Of the Caspian sea Il is said 10 be the
seat OF the original people that gave a name to
the race OF Europe aUd America, The Caucasian
race and from he heroic ella 8cle.ist cs which
the descendants continue even 10 tlis day 70
lleir love Of HJersy, and Of the right Of
selfgOveTuneut, we can wei believe he state
mcnt 30 be correct
The struggles Of the CTcassisns against the
mglBo ieTa Iss9H 30 Le LH-coln gov
=rumeul ol tie North, If that government could
comprehend Is
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&. ~ OF America.
TFN T-0WnEANCH EFcFTu

e. ~ Of America
NAR DEPARTMENE-0RDNAECE OFFICE !
hfchaHOED, March Sd, tsd3
dds VIII be received a t8s Office Until the 18th q
- Aprl next Tor tie following ORDNANCE and
ORDNANCE MATERIAL fer the Coafsderate slatas
Army
s80009 tuns Cberoosl Cald Blast Pig Ircn.
$500 tuns of Blooms, tcharcoai3
5000 tuns Nraught Iron Bars, Of various sizes.
Too Ten inch Goiuub ads,
100 Eight inch Goiumbiads,
100 Ten ilch Siege and Garrison Mortsrv,
200 TbIrVenjpcb Sea coat MOrtsrs,
$40 TIVE Ve-pounder Iron HoHtzsrs,
500 eiEPornier lion Fied Gems.
B7a nay be ua1e for Huy qusnify Of Iron over one
1-nErsa tuls. end for any uulbei Of Guns over sen
Drsrtars1 81 TIE guns Fih rs furnished only ts par
&c whose tids are seceptsd
Bddsrs VII gys4= tie points Ct delivery, and the date
hieh not less thas Que hundred tuna Of iron may be
e4 acted & be fuTn Hel
sy must a-o state ne time required 70 Furnish The
shoe Of heir BID.
Bd3se for guns win s'ste the Gate OF he frgt dsliv
e I'D che ims Fe4uired 3 supply the whole number
Payments vi be made On delivery If not Lose Than
us e irou ed The rigat ~ pay one half in Con
~Ee1arzle h0aI 81 deserved.
hids Uast b5 seaisr aad enclosed, and mdorsed on lhe
sarsiope Prupasa3s cor f9n,7 Or Proposals roi
S s ease iaag b..
2 GoRGAs, Lieutensntceionei
sflaAaq Chief Ordnance,
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We learn from a trustworthy source that the
Schooner besuTcgard which lett this poIt on
the 9th of November. was captured by the Fed
eTal bark W. g. Andrews, Capt-W. G. Rogers
on the l2th Of that month, ANA al on board
numbering twenty-seEe0, taken prisoners and
conveyed ia Chains 30 key West.
These unfortunate n-u have eBdu-sG great
sudeTiugs and every imaginable indignity dur
ing their captivity On the passage 70 Key
West they were i'd witl felau fare, compelled
to remain ia q recumbent position win chains on
their hands and feet during he day alda at night
were confined IN 3 bfeadi0e6aT about SIX fee
square. The four officers were treated with
special ~roughu=ss. They were assaulted with the
most offensive epithets, and annoyed by every
means ct the command d t.air brutal enemies.
since they have been az key West they have
been IN rigorous cUrsuce. fed on The coarsgsl
iOcd, and watched day aud night by beartless
and base fellows, who take i-ldish delight IN
sggravara the miseries Of Their condition.
Key West IS completely under the coutrol of
the LiLc0lni-es. and they rulo the inhabitants
with q rod Of iron. The people have been re-
guired 20 swear allegiance to the Lincoln gov
erHmaDt- and so raDid are these slaves of the
desp0t, that they have compelled children eight
years old 70 take the oath.
More than twothiEds of the population are
with the South, buE they dare not give expires
sion to their sentiments. Those who were bold
enough to give ut-eTaues 20 Tie feelings of theig
hearts, have been seized and dragged to prison
Tbs island is under the t|yraunicaj govern
ment of one Of Lincoln 8 uniformed A~irehugs.
The laws are silent, and justice is tr2mpled IN
tie dust And tue moan despot has a numerous
body Of emssaies, who are quick 70 do his
bidding. The band of spies enter JHto private
houses, peep 30 al windows, listen al key holes,
aud MAKE aTests under every preseXt and for
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Ny s5gert Hmeut infhA newspapers Of q patent pro
cew 70 Tam ng leather, bas called f0rih 20 much cor
rssp8nderce and so many irqniries concerning o. ope
ssfons. that haze t1oaght ht 90 issue a circular an
suefinr he ulch sought after information.
4 an ice inventor snd pstertee and the patent ba
been allowed by the authoriie 81 Richmond. nv pro
ce Is a 6ouestc chsnicI one such 81 can be obtained
the herbs % fhe woods in the county and I as.
Sunao az q base Ia tanning All tbe ingredients ar.
o euf-sal throughout the Southern caanlIy Watts O.
Uugts used in th cid process, vii answer every pur
pose ~ tie Lew. or r e aoes not require half So lnany
TAs leathsr looks a. we'll ardis as rod in qualty, o.
5etaer, tagn th4t fanned by the Old bark process. J
hsee had tue process borough y tested sud BitBessef
oF worthy and honorable gentlemen IN this city. VII,
Wi vursh fer t5ehctcy. lido rot sell rights 10 any
one On tine Al uloR-ys sent 81 my risk y taking tn,
postgsasers rece pt without rtEisterag
Address Ee atA4tue Rock, ARK, eHei0si7E ten cent
81 pgy postage B. @. HAcTOX,
M ~ Liitle RarK arkar.ss-
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co~rraapondenoe Of the Po'ersbarg EapFssaI

Correspondence of the Petersburg Ekpress
NORFOLK, March 81 learn that the Min
uesota has been towe5 in the neighborhood of
Old Point where she swings around with tie
tide. Her heavy armament has been removed.
aud It is probable she will be used IN connection
With the stone deet Jt is thought she susfa usd
but little, if any, damage below Gle waso-liue,
but the upper part OF ths snip IS perfectly rid
died with balls.
The Ericsson battery remains az night near
the Hampton college, and during the dsy Is en-
gagged IN running to and fro, IN The vtc1uifT of
Newport News, Whiie four OF five wooden iDs
are quietly ct a0cloT u6ar the BiDraps. This
is me scene al Old Point Just now. Whether
THIS q@uietu3e Is 70 be disturbed IN one or two
montas, remains 10 be seen.
On Monday night, a5aut II O'Clock, the beau
tiful residence OF Capt John Myers. in Newton,
was discovered &c be on tire, and before assist
anee could be rendered, the flames mad made
sach headway it was Impossible ossve It. The
building was burnt % the ground Mr.. Myers
family bad barely time 10 escape, snd l5stereTy-.
thing Not 8 itle curious is the fact that q
quantity of poHd der had been laid near the iron
safe, where Capt D. kept his money, to blow
it open This, no doubt, was done by some
neud,sh scO1ndlel Bho had examined the prem
ises before IL vii be remembered mat Capt.
Myers saved our yer8 from further confederation
Wher The Lincoln Vsudals set ige % it, and St rs
probable some one acquainted with the fac,
sought 70 BTeak vengeance upon him Capt
Myers lost every cent he had, and al bis clothes
Il is needless 10 say that if found, the iphuman
wretch viii be made to suffer the penalty he de-
serves. The adjoining house alsocaught fre, but
the flames were suppressed before much damage
had been done.
We axe truly glad to state that the injuries 10
Capt Buchanan are rot SO great Is at FIRST SUP
posed. IL IS thought by some THAI be will re-
iained, She Will not be- able 10 60 down for two
oT three months.
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A skirml.a on The Ps.emnc.

The Lynchburg TjrgiHian. Of the 21st, has
the following:
We have bee0 reliably informed that a cavalry
-bEnt occurred about nine miles below Warren
ton station, On the Orange and Alexander rail
road, the lastes part Of last week. Our inform
aut aid not state the day it occurred, but there
can be no doubt as to the truth Of the report, as
our information was derived through Mr. Thomas
YCslle, Of Campbell co, who was wounded IN
she engagement. The particulars, as far as we
were abb to ascertain, were these 4 force Of
three hundred Confederate cavalry, under com
mand Of General Stuart, who were protecting the
rear of cur army in their retreat from Manassas,
were attacked by Ave hundred Yankee cavalry
AZ the point named. We lost six killed. The
only person killed on car side whose name we
have heagi. was Mr. Thomas Waller, 8n officer
IN the Amherst Rangers,
The enemy's loss was 40 killed, and 100 pris-
0uers captured, together with their horses, arms,
equipments, etc.
Since writing The above we have seen Mr..
Yuills. who was wounded in the fight, and from
we received the following particulars
The engagement took place on Saturday last
The eueny's cavalry, who numbered about I'VE
hundred, were within sight of our forces when
Gen. Stuart ordered aud led tie charge upon
them. The forced engaged Oh our side were
4dgar Whlteaead company OF Amherst,
and Capt, Harris company Of Campbell, under
command Of Col Radiord, and four companies
OF the Cd Virginia Cavalry, under command Of
Col Jones.
The number Of The eneuys wounded was not
sscsrtained, but i must have been large. There
were knawA 10 have been killed forty, and cap
tiued one hundred with their horses, etc which
were brought to Culpeper Courthouse, on
Saturday.
The loss on our side Is six killed and one
hundred and eighty wounded.
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Gen. Magruder did not start for Newport News
until the second day of1hs fight, and arrived too
late TO cooperate wih TIE Merlmac. The pilot
of The MeErinac says she sleaced tie ERns OF the
Monitor for lh5Tt 1--WE mlnDtas, after which the
latter fired two gums aud ratfeated to F0rl ess
Monroe Very powerful guns and very peculiar
shot, are being harmed up lur ths Men1mac, Wiih
for tie amor of tie Monitor a cannon stiI
more peculiar IS now ready TO b. tested-tde Oh
ject q which i 70 sweep down d whole regiment
at a pop.
The Charleston Mercury learns tbst the ron
elad steamer Virginia cost sls5000 % fit her up
aud in one DAY destroyed over SL0J0,O90 worth
Of Yankee prov -rty She lost Ter prop7 in sHlie
ing the Ericsson q siauting b,0w, aud not by
running against the Cumberland This can BIZ
replaced in two days. and then she VIII be in q
good if not better, condition than ever
The Virginia IS now in tha dy docS for To-
pairs. Her iron pilates arc said 70 nave Withstood
with the most complies success, the effects OF the
terrific ganHonadilg Of the enemy, sIlns Of The
sections only being riveu. Hersmo6e stack and
ventilatoTs were rid8led By HE enemy's bells, go
as 70 give them the appearance, as gu- inform
ant describes them, OF huge nutmeg Craters,
We Gre glad 70 learn rom the Norlotk Day
Book thai the large gun, rsceuIIy east in Rich-
mond, has been piaced m lis position ON board
Of that vessel. il throws a solid s40t Weighing
$50 pounds.
Tie shot IS wrought iron. long, and has q
steel point This point Is not c0Eicai, as in the
common fide carnon bsB, but shaped ike that
Of ths ordinary instrument fcE punching iron.
Recent experiments show this to be avery ugly
weapon, even 4galnst thick Eon plates. The
gun for this new praeetle, with the two Arm
STRONG guns, PM aboard Inc Virginia since she
returned from Newport News, gives her one Of
the most torndable batteries iu ibe world Id
addition 30 her being perfectly shot sAd sAen
prooE.
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si,cr Now. aad s-seula6oas s-a-iae...

The river shows very little change Bust
ness was at a stand-sih at the landing; not 6 single
boat came in or went out The weather was ear and
due, hut cool 80 The National aud the Scotland came in
from above, The National passed down----Th Golden
Age went up the river. 80. The Moars leaves tomorrow
for Yieksburg. She and the Victoria are likely soon to
resume their regular trips 90 that place with ihe maiI--..
The splendid J. A. Gotten was expected to arrive.
She leaves for New Orleans tomorrow. The Gotten is
an immense boat, fitted up with al the modern in
provemcnts is luxurious in her accommodations aud a
fast runner. having he's engines ON the low-pressure pru-
ciple. She is oas of the ssics- boats that mn.---The
New Orleans Det4 Of Wednesday reports business duh
there. The Ferd Kenneth Isf on Tuesday night for this
port with q light trip. The Quitmsu was up Tor Memphis
for Thursday, aud he Keene for Saturday. The Judge
Fletcher aurived with a poor nfp from Lils Rock. size
bad twenty seven bells for government. She reports
that the Era No. was sunk SIX miles above Lit Ie Rock
but if the river does not rise TOO fast she viii be saved.
It bad rssn some ten feet previous to the departure Of
the Fletcher The AagaOHa is up for this city for Ssr
afday.
The New Orleans DATA also says
The QUitman looks somewhat used up, as the uDper
portion OF her starbo5r3 wh6ehouss IS stove in. and Usrt
OF he guard, This, w6 understand. wns caused h a
heavy storm in layou Macon As the damages are bat
slight, they are Of little consequences to reDair Tha
officers OF the W. Burton report that a rise Of six feet
ANL4 1NA ~ ASNAf anu AAat tMe river above
the raft was rising rapidly.
The st. Louis Republican of he l5tb reports,
The river at this point is rising agaio. In the twenty.
four hours ending ut ten O'clock a. n. Yesterday he
river ross one loot two inches, and was then niue feet
eleven and q hat inches above low water mark in De-
cember, 1850 There are twelve feet Of voter n, ne
channel out to Cairo The Illinois river is SUPPOSED hi
be open 20 Peoris. There are eight feet of water in tie
channel from Naples down. The upper Misssslpui IL
known TO be open 10 Canton, about twenty miles above
quincy ana 9 about stationary. The Missouri river IS
open to Atehjsou. and Is in good boating order. Business
goes Of produee.
The Cincinnati Ga-sts Of the l3l saws
AZ P%itusbury the river is rising, with ten feet three
inezes "a the chaunet, Hore It has fallen one aud two
thirds feet during the past tvsnty-four hours, with TWEEN
yseYen feet seven inches in tire channel. The fails AZ
Louisville are n~svigable for the largest size steamers
The Mo7areh from Nashville, VIII lay BY for 6 dsy or
two TO rspair damages sustainfdby running foul Of the
bridge al ~larks9tiie, on the Cum .eTAend river
LADIES AUCTION-At two o'clock the Ia
dee are lGvited % the store Of Mira. Robinson. on Btadi
son street Mr. Cayce says they are 70 sell The beutnul
wax figure 50 much admired 10 the store
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DIR. SPIEG EL,
Chemist 3 Z q Boznist,

LENOW nUILDIGG,
Union street, between Main and Second streets.
iFVTE most sqe.essful CANCER OPERATOR IN the
: world.
Dr. SPIesEL has been q resident Of Memphis for ten
years and bias acquired an enyishle reputation by hi
succs slut tfeatment OF Cancer, which be eCpeas from
he system with al its roOs and ibreg, by rdpst1u-
tonsl tTeatmlHt without using the knife He also
frests with success sll chronic diseases, Rhaumsttsm-
NCrralgis Gou. Ophthainia FistuIa ~ Ano, ScrOfEia,
Sygh De, Dysp' psia, 8 htonic Dyseurery, Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits, Taso Wolm, Plies, Dropsy, diseases Of
tbs kin, Bronchitis, Consumption. all diseases Of the
Ear and Iye sna Female complaints.
Beeidence ald Iu1rmary on Union street, east q
Bayou Memphis Tebnessee.
Cuquestiaaabie proofs forwarded (fsej By mail, "a
Application, and challenge he world 90 p-rf0ru tie
cures / an now making in Europe and America.
mh14
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THE GREAT

TT0Rt the removal ard permanent eGr5 Of sli disesssi
i arising from an impure state Of the blood viz:
MERCURIAL AND SYPHuITIC TAINTS,
In All their diferant forms and stages
Uleers, Eragti0as, Pimples, Nodes on odia Bones
Bt0tchss, B0&s, Scaff Hoad,
the entire elsss Of complaints caused BY an impure
state Of the BLOOD.
II invariably cuges Rheumeism, Liver Complaint
General and nervous debility. InhammatiOn OF the
Bowels. and IS particularly acoQmea dsd for al
obstrueti0ns 20 which fsnsles ars liable. It - nstures
own eosustic il brngs the yeung females form 10 per
lection, giving richness 10 the blood and glgor to tbs
nerves, causing health ard a~appinsss 20 sparkle in he
cast and suhdnad eye, tie rosy bloom vi healtt
60 beautfF tho fEasd cheek.
PRIGE-s2 per bottle o. three bottles for S., SUD
forwarded by express to 40 paris Of lie Confedoraa
SHstes, on receipt o. price.
POTTER g. MtRWTN. Prop ietou.
% Jefferson street. neas Posf Oiics.
sold O. 81 Dag scores IN the Oonfedersts Stassa
izsdtWaU
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TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN

This s 10 &c thy hat we were called MON 10 witnes,
f18 pateus process for Tanning Lesthsr, invented sad
pBtsntea BY our toWnsmsa. 81 Haftox, tested, sBd
~ were tbs eye-HiInesses 30 bis n cssg Of t8nuing IL
Etrty hunr, p piece OF leather that vii. make good up
uer es her for caaTse shoes. VS. sre fuly Of he opin
soa IL & hrs process is - good as recommended IN biz
advertisement, and viii speedily brig about o com
p ste revolution "a tie tanning art BE makes known
10 Is re m~e-edieat u-ed IN his tanning an, and there
e any qnsnt ~ IN the country aad throughout The
Southsra Slstes. " L WOODRUFF,
r. L DUFF,
EftIe Esch. FeE. Z. f62 p s. EE2EEG.
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GUN boArs.-An effort, we believe, is about
to be made now to build ganbosts, which. if be-
gun last summer would have prevented all cur
present dangers and have turned our past losses
mo gains When We then urged this upon M-.
CohfAd, me chairman OF the congressional com
mites of nava5 affairs. be declared tbat he war
would be over In less than three montfs and
Jaeie Was no necessity FOR so much expenditure.
Then we had materials Ia abundance and a far
more extensive rsnge within which to procure
them. SIX g%Un5oats, we learn, are about 20 be-
pat under contract in tins vicinity. These are
20 be r0n-clad and one at least to be suited to
ocean naRlgatIen aid warIaTe-Algiers Neus
Boy, 22d.
Congress has appropriated six millions Of del
lars for The Navy Department, iaclu5iBo TIA de-
Tense Ot the Mississippi valley, gunb6sts. etc.
lt should be SIX times six millions at least In
no other way can the same amount be hetlcr
spent its0 wen-Ee5 Oyleans Bulletin.