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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-02

own goodness and wisdom, but, as we trust, OF
Thy gracious and urgent ordination. We
pray for the entire abolition of the system
which has involved us In so much sin and
sorrow and shame, and which would be sure, II
continued to increase lguilt and grief forever.
Yet, oh Father, our common Father, we most
earnestly beseech Thee of Thy infinite mercy to
grant that this end may be secured, not by yio-
lence, with blood and tears and helpless cries
of pain, but by repentance, and faith, and pru-
dence, by forbearance and wisdom, and love,
with mutual concessions and consent and CO.
operation, followed by reconciliation and re-
stored Union by perpetual peace and Joy. So
shall these United States, by these blessings, be-
come the praise Of the whole earth. We thank
Thee for the recent official and national recogni-
ton of the sanctity of the Sabbath. Bless, oh
Lord in our land the seventh day ofrest and hal
low 1t, and enable us under all circumstances to
remember and keep II holy. We pray for a
proclamation that will rebuke that covetousness,
which Is idolatry, and that profanity, which Is
blasphemy and indignity, TO the glory OF thy
name. And as we are. now brought In Thy
Providence again to these halls, we pray that
we may solemnly reafilrm, with whole heart,
Thy whole law, not by the assent of hundreds OF
thousands, but by the amens and hosannas and
hallclulahs of all our millions, shaking the
continent and the heavens which are above
us, with the voice of praise and prayer.
We pray, oh Lord, that the time may soon
come when the saints of the Most High shall
take and possess and convert and hold the land
foreyer-eyen forever that righteousness may
spread like the morning upon the mountains,
like the noon in our valleys, and like the even
| ing upon our prairies, and when the whole
circle of our Confederacy shall rejoice In the
smile Of Jehovah. We pray that, In our con-
nicts, just so far as thou seest right, Thou wilt
give us victory and advancement. Be mind
ful, oh Lord, of the havoc and desolation that
is falling upon the land through this war. Re-
member the sick and wounded and the dying.
We pray for our brethren now In arms against
us. We thank thee that 1t Is SO easy for us to
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TuE POOR MANS FPIEND--AIL WHO

TIE POOR MANS FRlEND--ALL WHO
i surcr from Rucpm,ii-iu, Neuralgia Sore
Tnroat, Pains in the Hlck, Nrrk, d., IN u.d M
GaI g. get 70 hotile uf Fuuntu'a
RHEl MATIC ANNllllL NTOR
which h soId at the low price OF TWELVE CENTS
t,, ilIr and tlry will iul tiit, ls-dr4lp r.Ir -
ness, nat II is Justly termed "lhe ror Mans
Tr,iI." l. can Io had iD New Glrk 81 CAMP
BELLS Drug Store, o0r. Eighth avr. uh 2'tn ~
lVss lpwery 972 DIVISION st., ~ DIVISION IT,;
CO... second ave, and 5utu IT,. ul7u COR. Alln LvI
5tptuu sf-, and cor. Ave. md II 'u-i1n, r. w e
ltut- lirgl-at 81 south Second .t.i cor, luih "tl
rf ,iu sts.. D.l- Store, WytDo n.n, '.t., { .H'r
l4,I Toy .ur st-, and ~ D. respectable Jrb- -i''
,F- DHl' fi' tHtrF 10. lN- Itst'
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n iostl cNtractrd without pain, lN % new pro" 49,
lcautiGiI t,st inserted ~ each uu silver :,
mere -urll OF teeth Al'd wlth l.uc ulhn} ~
'rr,.,tIur,- vpnn,cd. ny j. JAY NILLERS, l'1
Gi .u.I Il. . h.tE4 'r.u Brnrdv'". l0t Fld'
LTIFICIAT TEETH INSERTED FOR TIE
hi.Err-t possible fri,r Teeth filled With p"lt tl'
liver 5u cont, tone ull.ng without pam % cents
.,rI. .,...rd-. Irt. ...t'.lI. ,.'I..trl a. cent
u.. g.. =. 2. CONNAl, l5r E.-t Efl o, "a 2l N-l
Id 1,es. H-i sLo'loi
nI5NTAL EEMONAI.--N. Is. GBIFfiN &
IDi..Ds Drun.t-. gt. U........ at.y G.Hnl It.,
\. .anI u, Iu'i.H. ..t H .ut..., |arr tNr .'l-
.,-t .I # clp,st d,.It.' i'ahwr"t DO ib, w"ll
Teeth iu4ei ted on tnrr improved Wnb"''n nI'
tTr. t.ru ulutDs without ,.Uautm- tuD ItHt-, Hl
.,tt. .. I1tiul .ul 600. -l,.. ur r'p"r 30,
uor,ipl 4ctti on r.Id, ~; silver. ~ n42i 'l2l
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CuRs, fuRs. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

I'M rs, I I rs, TUX TIVITTINI TTT'pT4NIo
Il - fl;N,OpN worth of ludies' rich iIrs must bo
sid, rrgaIdlos- OF cost, comprising red liu'l'n
Boy saGic-, mink, ftouo ami fitch martin, e'n.h''
canes, victuriros, mufs, cuff, 6c. Store n-"l ON
Sstrrdrys WITH o'clo.t, =. N. No reasonable ni =
r,.-,d. T.. II. PHILLIPS, 25y Grand -, \. y.
cll,r-, dc. dll siag'lOS
AIDES, LADlES-NOW IS YOUR TIME
IL iur bargains lu Pure; genuine selected mitk
-ct- every article u- represented; '''drr,f1 ilr7'
NrtOr...t N.rthorn nul Western Fur ftppy s
pr.,. % A.. .Nfry bUAhE di2 2iap'l2I
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TUelolovtrg o>,r,,t from a p.i,a', letter.
ua't ting sl.ug inc.tou', Is no. devoid o
IujDre.t3
ErI.illaop F'hlup NV ~'r, Cr,' 50, ..,
,ri tel Won about s. .. yhuh ,nn .u.f ga a
uourtaii ,.,A'e. io tho ll,0d e c bl, lt-i
w,uter Thu sIr il came irom ,hs celebrated
Speodwell Iron Works o. New JerseyD WAS, a'
you uay well imagine, ~ object VI iadssGgib.
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IL UF Ia Ia aN N aeaI-
n H. ~ ~" - = N''H ~ s"
g., i" ~" s1in. n'u ,o'h M"r
,.,.iH, 1.s,t, ~ '.,,,,ir., w. isi"y Li- -. y.
ALL .',ar,' tc,, ~, :, .',is, ~ ~.
- ~ 60 80 -, ~ - ~ '''N ''o"''J
|
| t,,c,..tt,,, no,,,..u,...,,,- :, N,.t M
-,
|
PRACTICAL fEs'sot rHE srENtSs hArfERr.
In accordance with an invitation extended
| bv Mr.. + 4 Srrvrsa l,r,e ,u,S,rof, IA
,.r,,..., II -, onu,-..,-,-
SAiy "uu ua'hi ou'efs ahd 'Nlish5 aUehled on
SATURDAY last, q series OF experiments at Hobo
kcp tho ol,icc, ~ which has h.r,-. b,., o,L
u.L.1 -, i..,,. =. - F
" 'N'h'" d" W" P'f"'
The gentlemen invited TO witness the sKperi-
merts met AZ tho ofliee Of Messrs. srrvs,, .,a
Oe'''' "'"'s'"s 'un eNPu' "ueu'S PNn V'rt
oi inspection to tho Battery, from which, how
ever, little Information om,ld bo 1,s.r.l- -.
o,,o,,,,o,s ,o.,It,.- - -,
'"o,o,y B's~"A~
0naOs Vi HOh "OIk, Ionsi Woo am deep.
Mere II may not be anss to give some sketch
81 this engine Of destruction, vhieh will, ne
10 b. give our readers 4 clearer idea OF what IL
rc"lly II, than an actunl examination would
chlc.
Inc Stevens Batte'y was su.-rea cd 10 the
gov rnmcnt by Robert l. ard Edwin A Ste.
vcrs in lSil, commences in 1851, and advanced
to its present state during the period OF twenty
months.
The bull Of the yess,l with the exception of
Iorre OF tho decks and ctOss-bul sheads Is csm-
pl,t,d. ard the engines screw propeller shaFt-
ing. boilers, and blowing and pumping machin-
cry, nro I'm, he'd and an DIR nlscas IT,.
arinor the armament. the remajnina, nori ian "a
tho decks and bulkhrads tho screw.pro, .ljcr,
ioiucr wotk l.. and uppor works arc yst IA ha
cunplst.d
I nc cost Of the work done has been s,2s. as.
IWIi,h Corpt,s np.topriat,d $500 OOO Itbs
,nai,dar, S22s. $50 La,ing been advanced hv
Rol,rt l. ard Edwin A. stevens. TN, .um or
,,n is5 /. ,l IN ,,,,tl,ts ,b, ,...oI -
crnfm,,,, NJ. io,'ndiu., tht nan aIy.ncoa n,
tie NesA,s Stevens
lie diu,nsinrs OF the hull M, ,-Lon,tb
over ali. APO i,.t Lr.,dlb over III 81 f,,,
A, o,h tt,n n, n,r a., an, I.,l % 80, %
ot /. ,,,.r w,tL,'t ,'I ar ,,,,.s l. CetS -,
.,,, ,fv.t,r NH ,nI otI .,a,,s On -,
u,h,s. +. .iI,t d-.r 1TI irsb,,
,,,Aycr beams, ami angle bars. The lines # the
hull are unusually sharp, re'emuling those <
tho latest North River and modern ocean
steamers. r..u,. -.
lsrnsi stIons'n VI usi. 20 ~.
tudinsl bulkhes'is' uy hoasy uOA AeoisOn 'uuI
nihE IRON stem 10 slotn, anu Wy tuo shoV-PioU
d',A' anu ,on'.hu. VS. ~ Hs.1 y, et,.'ol ,1n, euo
Inc motive power 81 ,he NeSSe, " az lollo~s
\ mbcr q, Sctcw prop'nIrS :. Suinoe, n. ol en-
tiheS, o. Dianetor "l cl t"vr' IoSt ii'cnoS,
Lehs." ~ "a H. nv, ,Scr 700 < eco ~
1nn' w. hUrso I1M.., o,uSV. r
me crew. IIe uIuo, .n1 "a, ., so,r ~ wy
.e' nv N"'H " ~ 80 os.s -
Io"t 10" "I,'" ' Tha S,iva-'sos, IL ~,
ip - -, L., 4 lac. .e,,r,to oy,,;nss a. n,
%unk' % ,l '.o.,, a'J J.,, lrba ona,isa Ga.
.ioS, T., ,nr',,, srs IN a,iec, cros.. ,rrh.S'
| connactin,, tb, Io tnu, ths aides and ths main
Us " - - -, t'J i,,. k,.I.ni,d.,.
"IVsEu' ~" pr,L Ii.',,,,i, ,,,b,,I., I,id,.
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EMPLOYMENTs-MnIe-.

1 MOTHER BOY TO SET TYPE WANTED
4 inmsiiAtely, At ~ Walker II, top hcor small
ages but easy reprint, aud steady work ~ a gid
81 also wanted. a two-thirder" and a stesiy
an for the case. ic4 qua
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L IN VPUAM'S vegetable e'tuwv i' q ccnoin
,,r, ~ tilas iu every ,rni IN the worst casos ~
ts sircssiug ALTERATION, and whore all other means
Ln,e r.I,d the u4tlcut must Cpuruitthc ID at.r "i-
'i,- "A if- .0iDr, Isl Fourth =. Dr lUhuu l-t4
devoted spcrinl attention to this disease tG moro
than 20 years, pid may be consulted IA leHn"i. -
,tis,r nv utlrr complaint, from O'Clock h. The
rln,,ing until o'rluc, In the evening, at ls M'd'-
cal ,firs, s>l Fourth ~, ID duor from the "crv,
Loi,r,u R,Wery uud Broadway. G WELLS N
Co. General Agent, 10 Franklin u, ny
,. IgnrtllO
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A T1EN'TION LADESl

T1ENTION LADIES
"A TIRS!l FURS - FIGS'l
ITc,'d c.t,i,,4l,ed New Tuk Fur Mwr iCtur-
ng c., ncnt 50 Chatham y, oNcr r1c'ter induce
r,rnt. tluu ever Now b. tine t.uc tH rrt N"ti win
grga ir..I and lie Lc-t srlrctcf stock ui Rur, h.
/, iolind NJ tie following very loss r'trs
wutcr Mini, Cppc, MN and Crns, - ~; w''cr
Mink, fd. = Cope MN and '.WS, ~" Marsh
NIL u Cuc. Nun and Cu's ~" p" iropch
Mini, Capc, MuT and CuFs, ~ I. 80 French
Mink, fii y Cape Maj and Gun, 40 I" ~ ~ ;
French sadie, Cape Mun aud CulIs, =, Slo
s3tn 10 Trcuch Sable N d., y t. ~ ~ Wtcr
and French Mink, French S,llcand Nnerir IA fit.l
and R.,l Martin 4 CHpcs 80 ~ a. Ni"orhe', 81
g. 4G. Sd lr, stone Mprtu, Fitch martin, Mink
Martin. Brook Mink and Grey Siberia Squsyrl
equally ~ low large variety ct Childr'n's fsncJ
Ff- New York Fur Manufacturing Co.,, dept
- Chatham si. Clrmlng, rep ItinB AT Aie,in9
neatly done. FLEMING, Manager. OF 'RH'lo.
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GHOCERIES.

no GROCERS.. ..ENTRA FAMILY FLOUR
pi chuipe brand iyr retailing ioC ,No lu n,t 10
suit very liw Gr cash, - II. A e u. T. bird
. t.... t... '.... dg3 2Lio'
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SHIPPING.

For LYERPOOI---OLD BLACK STAR
Lne-The packet ship ADELAIDE, lying 1t
pier u East River, sails Ith January. For passage
apply On hoard, or 70 WILLIAMS & GUiON, 40
Iult,n st. dyi 24tc'iOs
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r onClNC-TuE CHEAPEST AND BEST


An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-
TlU OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
IslAHti-itEu IN i~lt.
Chatham street, lOG, corner ui Pearl street.
Fine White Sluts. Linen Collars aud BD-uul-,
lol 80 Cents
r1.uO!!
Fui l.25,,.
FurI.aOi'il
Furi.I5ll'!i
Force Oi'!ili
Shut mad. ~ order and warranted ~ 1T.
I ndersh.Its, Drawers and Hrli-Hp-o
iu SIX, WuOl, MerlnO aud Cpttuu IA.
Fremen'- shirts, Travelling SuirtA
Army and Navy Shirts Of every dcscript 10.
Suspeuders, Neck Ties and Gloves,
in every variety.
n large assortment ~
woolcn Jackets always on AAud.
Rememher the No, 100 Chatham street,
de9 24ay 'lUl corner of P0orl street
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Y LINE TQE LQNpON-SAtI.S JANUARY
-Nld, :at hvultc packet ship cry MNNNftlNG,
Capt D,Joid ut Pc 10 Eat River For passage
IN "a cabin 1T low rates. or dr,it, ON any put -
Eugigud ci ireland, arly to TNsCOrr & co, 6
South ". d3O t'il6
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loILER MAKERS WANTED
y Apply 10
HENRY EsLER a co.
jyi s'iss - south Pior, Atlantic D'cks.

will H. received into the First Regiment y n v.
bir reRirnenl, s,mm,ndod Colonel GAkRkII
'rCKhAN, the hero of the Mexican war Is aoou
,bt 6Iled To- It's maximum uuurer. sworn in but
r. two gears, II ht- but tftcca months 70 strre,
ghrp pafh rn,u viii receive isuinty NJ rlDO--mak-
a., hi, pty. ~ h. in'Rs nor, elihl to nearly
iyyENTY DOLLARS \ MOS ri. By applying at
ne Rssruiting OHiup. n. - RroNiway, the apple
ant receives ~ nup En.trD', RdliOps dnt PtJ
y,i,. n sumo IN. aud !, SENT +, Newport News,
'u., vl ere the regiment i- rl,'sut situated Dee
q Ina bayyaets NTH b.ds ami s'1r.s, dr. This
Siu.rt i.-s lar t.s tr,g ,g iHni II any In th' IA,
. t'eres heing Of herman silver. Those desilug
epliat will find II 'rr their utcrc~, ~ apply hr.t
=, Lieut.. Col. J. FRED. pGEBSON. . broadway,
ke,tuiting OIJe. d25 2'loI
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A Powder Mill Blown up at New
Orleans.
FEARECII.Y DEMORALIZED C1NDI-
TION or TnE HEBEL ARMY or TIM
POTOMAC.
a respe ate Panic at Memphis.

iohrlVc, JAM i.--lmportan! news from tho
Nt'' IS contained in late p,persto hsad.
7, GlloNing is q dispatch TO tho Richmond
r. NvI.IB.-
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ANOTHER EXCHANGE or C0,IPLI
MEATS AT EORr PICkENS.

OPERATIONS on TRE SHfP ISEANH
ENIYhiIION.
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Seizure Of Biloxi. on the Main Land
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KERoSENE LAMPS AND FANCY GOODS,
IN vases crcckery, china and glassware, c,stors,
cutlery, and other presents frr the Holidays, and
very CHEAP, at e. A. BALDw1N's, % Bowery. cor.
Canal st. dI 34sc'l5i
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NUMBER 92OI.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

cash PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS,
Spamphlets and blank looks Of every description.
sTOCKwELL 3 EMERSON,
die Gm'iO5 V Ann q. Bascrreut
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-12
A New Remedy for Small Pox.

Dr.. Frederick W. Morris, rcslieu.
physician of the Halifax Visiting Dis
pensary, n. S, has written a letter TO
the American Medical Times, in which
he states that "Sarrscenia Purpurea, OF
Indian cup. native plant Of Nova SEQ
tia, is the remedy for small pcx in all its
forms in twelve hours after the patient
has taken the medicine. That "howeve!
alarming and numerous the eruptions, or
couHuent and frighttul they may be, the
peculiar action Of tho medicine is such
that very seldom is scar left to tell the
story of the disease" If either vaccine
or yarioous matter is washed with the
infusion Of the sarracia, they are dtrHv-
ed of their contagious properties. 90
mild is the medicine to the taste that "
NAV be largely mixed with tea and cofeo
and given to connoisseurs IN these 'e'-
eracss to drink without their beng aware
oe The admixture. The mcdic'ne mas
boo, successfully tried in the hospitals at
Vova Scotia, and its use will be contin-
ueo.
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4 New Weapon in the Army. Coffee
Mills"

The correspondent: Of the Philadelphia
Press with Gen. McCle!lan's advance
says
In one Of the brsaIes of the Union
army they had six guns Of new con
struc,ion and terribly effective. We
have not yet learned their names. The
men designate them "cottee mills.' 1t
is heavy rife barrel mounted on wheels
At the breach is a kind of clock work
machinery, surrounded by a hopper sim
liar to hopper Of coffee mill, at the
side is a crank.
One man turns the crank, while anoth,
er supplies the hopper with cartridges,
and third sights the gun. BY means
of lever he moves it la,eral;y, or raises
or depresses it at pleasure. Its effective
range is 1t miles. 1t throws 24O ball,
per minute, of the size Of an ordinary
Mimic ball. When operated with. the
rebels were utterly amazed, not knowing
what to make of them One Of these
guns, properly worked. and we'll supple
with cartridges, is estimated to be equal
to 800 men
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The speaker made happy reference to
the almost providen.al appearance of the
Monitor in Hampton Roads, and the
revolution she had created in naval war;
fare, placing US in that respect on 40
equal footing with other maritime powers
If that fight hnd come of before the do.
mand for the surrender Of Mason aud
sl'dell was made, do you suppose it vo'd
have been made in such terms of bateur
or would the American Cabinet exhibit
the same compaisanco IN the surrender
of them?
And now VIC behold, emcrgir. from
this war, tremendous display of militia
ry power in the people; and out of it
emerging the idea of this little ship, We
see plainly what we have to do to become
a,gsreat power in the center Of the earth,
able to dictate terms to the world.
The speaker concluded BY addressing
every man as to the pert which he him.
ser should take sci5u is ttPi: great national
the country, and to posterity--to use his
best endeavors for the suppression of
treason and rebellion, the restoration Of
the Union, and the preservation Of our
nationality.
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Gen. Jackson'( Letter on Nullilcation.-
The Fate Deserved by SecessiOnists-The
Ne:,O Question EOreseen.
|Gen. Jack son to Rev. Andrew J. Crss ford.

[Geu. Jackson to Rev. Andrew j. Crawford.
WAsulNGToS May |, 1883.
My DEAR SIR: =; x l have
had lsborious task here; but nuIlitica'
tion is dead, and its actors and courtic:s
will only be remembered by the people
to be exccratel for their wicked designs
to sever and destroy the only good gov
crnment on the globe, md that prosperi'
ty and happiness we enjoy over every
portion of the world. Hsman's galIows
ought to be the fate Of all such ambitious
men, who would involve their country in
civil war and all the evils in its train,
that they might reign and ride on its
whirlwipd and direct tho storm. The
free people o: the United States have
spoken and consigned these wicked dem
asocues to their proper doom. Take care
Of your nulli6ers-you have them among
you-let them meet with the Indignant
frowns Of every man who loves his coun
try. The tariff, it is now known, was
mere pretext. The next pretcx: Will be
the negro or slavery question.
ANDREW JACKSON.
prv AxDrEW J. CRAWFORD.
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Letter from Gov. Andre VS., of Mas,rchuie,ts.

L2EcuTivE DEPARTMENT.
boston, May l.? 1929
10 Hon. L. u Stanton, Sec. Of War:
SlR:-l have this moment received O
telegram in these words, viz; "The Sec
retary OF War desires to know how soon
you can raise and organize three or four
more infantry regiments, and have them
ready to Re forwarded here. to be armed
ately and state the mum ber'you can raise.
(signed) l., THOMAS,
Adjutant General.
A call sudden and unexpected, finds
me withrut material for an intelligent
reply. Our young men arc all pre- occu
pied with other views. Still il real
call tor three regiments is made. believe
We can raise them in forty days. The
arms and equipments would need to be
furnished here. Our people never
marched without them They 60 into
camp while forming into regiments. and
are drilled and practiccd with arms and
march as soldiers To attempt the other
course, would be to dampen enthusiasm
and make these men feel that they were
not soldiers, but mob Again if our
people feel thut they arc going South to
help fight rebels who will kill and DESTROY
them by all means known to savages, as
we'll as civilized men, who will deceive
them by fraudulent fogs of truce and
lying pretenso, as they did the Massa-
chusetts boys at Williamsburg, and will
use their negro slaves against them, both
!aborers and fighting men, while thev
themselves must never fire at the enc
my's magazines, think they will feel
the draft Is heavy on their patriotism
but If the President will sustain General
Hunter, recognize all men, even black
men. as legally capable Of that LOYALTY
the blacks are waiting to manifest, and
let them fight with God and human ma
ture on their side, the roads will swarm.
If need be, with mnlttudes whom New
ENGLAND would pour out to obey yo-r
call. Always ready to do my utmost,
main, NEST faithfully.
Your cbedient servant.
(S'gned) JoHN a. ANDREWS
The New York XeruiGs New Orleans
correspondent says Of Mr.. Bouigny, the
patriotic member Of Congress from New
Orleans, who refused to leave his seat
when his State seeded, and actually So.
the session out:
l learn from reliable source tina, dur.
ing this war he has been attacked on the
street seven or eight times, and he is
now crippled from the numerous wounds
he has received in these encounters
When the pressure brought against him
was too grea. to be resisted he took the
oath of allegiance to the bogus Confcder.
acy, but without Disgusting his contcmp:
for it. lie told his prosecutors that he
would take forty ostks if they Insisted on
it, but intimated very plainly that he
hadn't tho least respect for an oath that
lie was forced to take. lie has been very
badly treated; his wife was taken from
him and sent to Norfolk, though she is
now in Washington city, and he has been
debarred from all correspondence with
her fer many months.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-12
My- An instance of canine fidelity -

ny- An instance Of canine fidelity -
thus narrated by Chicago correspsad-
eut of the Boston Transcript
A remarkable incident is related OF the
manner in which Mrs. Pief, the wife Of
Lieut.. Louis Pietf. Of Chicago, Who wss
killed at ShllJh, was enabled to find her
husbands ) body. No person, when che
arrived on the field, could inform her
where her husbands body was buried !;
and after searching among the Thousands
of graves for half day, she was sbous to
sbandon the pursuit in despair Sud:
denly she saw large dog coming 'oward
her, which she recognized as one which
had left Chicago with her husband. Ths
dog seemed deliyh,td d to find her, ssd led
her to distant part of the field, where
he stopped before a single grave. She
caused it to be opcued, and found the
BODY Of her husband 1t appears. by tho
statements of the soldiers, that the dog
was BY the side Of the Lieutenant when
he fell, ana remained with him s'a hs
was buried. He thea took his statios
bv the grave, and there he had remainsd
for twelve days. until relieved by TIE s.'
rival Of his mistress, only leaving b"
nos. each day to procure food.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-12

Curtis, and six Brigadier Generals-Mc.
hean: Lauman, Tut,le, Dodge, Heron
and Warren, and nearly every Iowa Col.
onsl 10 acting, or has acted, as Briyadier
General. Col. Elliott, of the I'd cavalry;
Col.. Warrington Of the 5.h infantry.
Mcdowell Of the 9th, Steele of the sth,
landever of the 9th, Perczell cf the
10Th, Hare Of the llth, Wood Of the 18th
Crocker of the 18th, aud Shaw of the
i4th-maklug fifteen Brigadiers and one
Major General from this State. Iowa
deserves the houor. -lo,ca Republican.