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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

-ttW'add Hercm.
The s, Albia. Messenger com to US in an
entirely naw dr,s., aud much improved in ar
pcamuce
RIcRNsp ;ogseant {. a. Pierce Of Com
rany c. lab Vermont regiment, the proprietor
OF the Winchester J)urual, has returned to he
post ia That Office having been discharged %
account Of disability oocasioned by casualty.
Cambridge has produced 100000 pounds Of
maple soScr this year. Orange Buck mal'
$500 lound3 o'sopcrior quality.
Tux BuoApE BAND The Band enlisted for
tho FRS; Brigade BY Captain A. W. Fisher, n
pursuance wish crGefs received from Mulnr W.
Austlne, U 5 A., Is now toll and will leave
Tor bAtiehoro, Monday morning, and immeli'
ata!y On icing music ed and pad, will leave V'
the klpplhdunoes - burlington fmes.
MrnpFa A Young man by the name Of ;,
Wilson, youngest SON Of Gilman WILSON, D,
Factory Point, this county, was cruelty ana
premeiiatcly murdered BY an elderly malh .
blacksmith 10 that place, named Davenport VI
Tuesday evening. The instrument used was
large knie, with which he stabbed him TO We
heart. Tie horrd deed was committed IN 'nc
street at about O'Clock The murderer IS ID
jail bennington Bagacr.
FlEt la CADor. About eight O'Clock on s "a,
urday evening, 10th inst, the dwelling OF MI
j. Ii. Damon was discovered u be on hire. ~
RAPID was tho work thatat baIf-pastn loe 0 el'S'
the house aud shed attached were entirely con.
sumcd All the provisions and most OIL tl'
houeehold goods we're lost. 1t is supposed ",
iire originated 10 the chamber from some dslVI
IN tho chimney Insured in the Vermont Mu'Ua'
for about s 1900 - Haichmon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

February, and tins Office is prepared to pay thu
sums received IN the usual Nay.
- ! ACE
,,o ''''' lfeasufeF'
H'''''''' NoJ ~ ''0''
ENROLMENT or the MILITIA or THIS De.
i 'a'e' ~, y !, 49, ~. "@'' '.a"''es'sr
'-'. ~ w ..s,1. l,..lSr ','' o'e" aP
~, ,,','ss l n.,. p.ar,,. u Of
Cyrcl Carpenter Of Rutland as CLERK. I'll, n.
tlet has been dlyld / into ten sub districts
three Of which ayo ia Washington County
The arrangements preliminary to enrollm.a. ara
understood 70 b. conpc'"i- aal in some sub
districts enro'meat h9s already commenced.
wolo,ro that .,h,n. tb,rtv or ,bo .,.,...,
yo,,3.l.,l.,io-, rooe,,lc arrival %, p..,i.t...
have today trridav, gone 10 BURLINGTON Vi,
Rutland Tb.y are those who won't from nm,
part Of the state, and will b9 treated in bo,.
aital at burlington.
"n0"B wy .,7N @'' "'""' '''".'' RECENT
ino r.ns. El Gu@, 9, q G.b P.y.t-
- ~
rnro''io 'i''i''''' H''"y '''o ''o'''' W , And,
Fa}ston, lstt side; Joseph LilulrY Go. x, BID,
Monticlier. finger; Martin l.. Chandler. On. G.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-26

The following are extracts from private let
ter written by soldier il Gen. McArthur's d.
vision Of Cen Grants army The letter is da-
ted Lake Providence, La, April l6,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
.sIIllll's sllI n
TALUABI1I
as'.l s:3A1f
PERsoNM PRlpERTf.

nY viftus Of two wri.s nf yend,sioni Exps.-
- mas, issued U,it 81 the Circnis Cnla-s "a
Saint Mary's County. one 81 the s,;gt ni tns
Htai~ nf Maryland. 1t the irtsanea .n1 f,-
the use of James M Heard. 1'nSssuer &c the
County commissioners for Saint Aarl', f'afn-
~, use "f Viaceni CaInssf. IA. Of = - ~
C.,nb~, and one At ths sui; nf the Sts:e,f M.,-
r,tand. Mt the insrancr and frr .i~ns g..i
James Z Ah~ii. u-.. .d yhonaas G. NaT.i
against the gssods and ehat,e's. lands and
tenrn~nss Of J'~crh n Edwards, Walsam J
Cartwright and Thomas G. WsrG. a:d "a me
directed, have seizei and taken in execution
oil the right. title. interest, claim and demand
at law and ia equity. of the said Jnseph u
Edwards, William j Cart wright ant! Thomas
c Ward in aud to tl,e following property.
wit -
! crop of Tobacco lin the ho,,.sl; / Grey
Hoase; l Colt; yoke Of oxen; c.w; ox
cart; y~arling; 10 Sh,ats; negro Boy;
named jim: lot "f f,1sn. tsnpp"s.ai TO he
Is barr~ir); ! lot of t"p-f.~id~rs Bssi.srad.
tick q el,thinc; I Bureau; l Table; I Rock.
ing chair; plain chairs; elock; Bed.
stead aud Mattrass; Looking Glass; and
trart or parcel nf hand. in Charlotte Hail
District. in this County, aud containing Sc I
acres nore w tsss.
Also by virtue Of one writ Of Fjsri Faeias,
iss,,ed nut of the Circuit Cnnrt for Saint Ma
rys County. ut the suit Of Alexander Perm.
Richard II Mitchell and l. v Oiiver.--;rasl-
ing under the firm and .tyIe of Penn &
Mitchell. .-use "f the Merchants Bank nf
Baltimore for &ll00 90, sse of III. Farmers
an. MSrehant.' Bank Of Baltimore f.r
$l050.00, against the gon's and cIattela,
lands and t-ns,aeats "f Wiliixm j Cart
wright, and to me directed. I have sssia,sl
and taken ~ execution all the right. title,
interest, claim and demand, ut law ansl in
equity, "f the SAID William JsCartwright la
and ~ The followiax pr.pesfy, 10 witsslHI.
Ono tract Or parcel of land. 'sc.llei and
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

ss,A A. .ssih,a tie ensssv III ith sissy
~ ~ nleA. ..l5ut sirs. 4 ~ Nskis
eliesr. ''th~pt .re but ees5s thsue,nil. -
e lkhs 4 e!aelsd yeu q ten thourppd, n vas
shsi monaveh i xise snd q,ick reply I
|have aspkpdid iIlnstr.tion sf tisw N ~ in-
st1lese Wish itpessffzs4 10 H. nmSasy ss
III - g. sei1xk.
General SteaiIssan's division 81 Tile Erscrve
Corps boued their heads 10 sl@ lsursI:1g
storm of lead as Il il had teen r-in, aad
betrayed signs Of breaking.
The line waverel like great flag in a
breath Of wirsl. THY were as apIeuslii..
material As ever shoulderei a m,nket. but
then what could they do 10 snch :.iin.iing
tempest General S,cadman rode us.-
A great. hearty maa. bread. breasted,
broad-shonldered. face written all over
With sturdy senscf and ~.ou. s-,arsge; na
iady's man to make bouquets for snowy
fingers. and sing, Meet iae by moonlight
alone" like some Generals | couldnanae,
but realizing the .idea Of my boyAoud.
when read of the stout old Morgan of the
Revolution.
Well up rode Stesdmau, took the flag
from the color-bearer. glanced along tho
wavsring front. and with that vcic. OF his
that could salk,iagainst q small rattle Of
ns.ketry. cried out: Go back, bays. gn
back, bat the fsg cam, 60 wisa yoa''-
grasped tha staff. whseled his horse and
rode on, Must tel you thu. the colnmn
closed up. aud grew firm. and moved re-
s'stlcssly on like great strong river. and
swept down upon the foe and made . re-
cord that shall live when rhxr graves are
As empty al ths cave Of M.cp.lsh. They
were IN sense nsbler ,hsn Shskspesr.s
they were themselves again.
II. +. I.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
From the C'acinnati EMqairsy
THE REBEL MANNER OF GOING
INTO BArTLE-.TIIE BRAVERY
OF GENERAL STEADMAN-THE
HERO or THE CUMBERLAND.

The A'ray # The Cum berland'. corres-
p'nd.r' y ia" Tf0~s gives the following
!'serFsr- tribntc /, iSel.cral Steai,nsn, OF
Ohio H. .,v.t:
I;.e rebel forces. from iha East fought
With g,:s.n,ry allied 10 desperation, snd
| do not wo,sdrr that onr boys were proud
to say. when asked to whom They were
oPposed. .'LaEg-treet's men The rebel
fashion of c'.sning out to battle j. peculiar.
Had you seen them streaming out Of ths
woods in long. gray lines INFO the open
G..ld. you could have lik~ned them to Bo.h-
ing better than to stream. Of turb;d wa
Ger pouring through sieve And, wrS-
ting II vslSr. let me ssy that the differ
encc aneng regiments cousists mt more
Id the material of The rank and flc than
il dors IN the cnolHess. juAsmrn. anA
bravery of the aficrrs. and The faith the
s...!iars reps. in tie-,n.
3Tiiat f,i'l h> a n,ng;c in it ,b,, tame.
Den nv. ard make. i.",re .nd npbl-r af
them than in,-r- wi, l@f,r-. Il i< ,h@
pnincipie rrcogu;zed BY the great Fr-sicr-
isk when he addressed his Gsscr.,. Il
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

/ was spending a night in hotel in
Freeport, Illinois. After breskf,st cam.
Int" the sitting room. where ,ne, plea
SAINT. chstty. g"pd hun'ored Traveller. who
like myself. was waiting for the morning
train from Galena. We convsrs.d freely
and pleasantly aaa sersrai t.; ix,.s. =
lag two young lsdiss NICE, aud kiss each
other in the street. tie conversation ,urnr.,
on kissing. just about the Time tho train
Was approaching "Com" ;" ssil h. ,sL.
ing up his cirpe, bag. ''since no are on 90
sweet a vi 'Ject. ietaus nave . psA.,...
application. III sgres to. kiss tho mo,.
beautiful lady in the cars frsm Galeua. you
being the judge. if Won will kis. ,he next
pretsiest. being III: jaige The rropo.,.
ton staggered me n little. aud | cnuld
hardly tell wi e'h-r hc was in narnes, or j.,
fun, bat ss be would he as deep in i, ,asI
could possibly be. I agreed. provided he
would do the first kissing, though nav
heart failed me som"whst ss saw hi. black
eyes sparkle with 'iaring. ..Yes." sasi he.
III try 1t first Ynu take the back car
aud 60 ia from the trout end. wher. yon
can see the faces VI the ladies'. and st.uL
hy the one you think the handsou,est. ana
Ill come fro,n behind aud kiss her.
| had hardly stepped into th. car when
saw at the first glane. "ne.."f the lovslic.,
looking women my eyes ever fell on--s
beautiful blonde. with aubarn hair, and .
bright sunny face. full Of love ana .wc.,-
"c"s 3and AZ radiant and glowing ~ ~.
n"ruing. Further ..ear.h was upu.er..
sary.
l immediately took mys,snd in the aisle
ct the Car by her s;Le. She wa. hacking
earnestly out Of the window, as if .xprc,.
ing s"ms one. The back door .f tln o..
opened, and 10 stepped MY hotel frie,d. I
pointed my finger sly ly toward. her. never
dreaming that no would dare to carr, rs,
ms pledge: and you may inngin. a.y
horror aud amazeuest when he s,"p,,rd ~.
quickly behind her. and stopped over All
kissed her with afr.li.b' that made. nv
nonth wster. expected. Of s.t,or.sUs,
shrek Of tsrree. and shsnss row e..s. rslly:
aud then kuockdowa; bat asfasishm~rs
s'ccceded ast'Snishmens. when ssw ber
return the kiss with compound Interest.
Quick 40 Hash he urned 10 m. and
said. ''No~ IN your turn." pointing "a :
bideoasly ugly. wrinkled woman. who s,t
in the scat behind ''Oh you u,n.r ~y.
cn.e you must excssc" exclaimed.
I'm sold this tiue. give it up. Do
tell who you've been kissing .Wra."
'aid he. since yon are msn Of 30 ms,ch
taste and such gnick perception, I will l..
yon OIL" Ana We all burst into /. neal of
laughter ss he said. That is my .,f
have been wAiiing f"r her. kn.w that
Sas safe proposition" lie told the .,srv
o hls wife. who locked ten fold swa.se.
sheD she heard il. Bef.re wc reached
ihicago We exchanred cards. aud 8 de-
'orer d that my genial compsnion was An
c'ergy.oap of Chicago. whose
'sAe had fnqa~niiy heard. Whenever
g. u chicago | always 20 "a hear ..i..:
nsa h-arairr ,nor~ natural snd uu.r, ~.
Iuslt preacher 10 hard TO be found. n
well ksova az ons .. the .bies, aiv,s.x
{ %" EpisceFal d-n,mina,iou In al. ve,t.
-fiarper's Feckly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

{! Z.sI, y. .!s...
4. sdnIaiuasatsTs u ths lass Gsnsys~ q.
ssesa, win I'll u publie ssIs. IN Lsspard
TosFn, on
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
TUESDAY, the a4th day Of
November next,

. lares anal general assortment If valuable
I.sw! Books and MiEellam Gus Works. The
I.sw bpoks c"mpriss the library Of the late
t;~nrge e., Morgan. and essnsist of-tha MA
kiLANE, UNITED STATES aud NEW
fOEE REPORTS, BI.AKlSTONE'S
WORKS. wHARTON'S CRIMINAL
LAWS and all tine standard and elementary
works assSf 10 practice in the courts of this
btate.
TERMS or SALE.---All sums of Five dol
lars and under cash 0n all sums abnve Five
dollars a csssiit cf six a,en,hs will i,s given.
fhe Pnrchasrs giving bond. with approved
serurity, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
ALICE MORGAN,
JOHN r. MAGiLL. A""''"
October 2oth. l663--is.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
sam I hfaa s 6AlEI E
~ = ,uuIrsnsp rrrxr fuuRsplv NJ
wALrEa rHoMPson.

Il Il !! !! y! !! T. ]
b discontinued unit! "A sssss ~ n
p.id, except ut the eps'on OF W.
Or.
rx,u. or AprxxrIsrso.--@l pr
-, the 6rsr insertiea. and -
efs. for every subsequent
Eea. liner or less constitute =
is .hs nuuher Of insertions be net marked
"u tho advertisement. 1t VIII Do PuDn,"
ID mntii forbid. and chsrged aceeru'"ty.
A lis~.al DEDUCTION made a. sAOso INV
sd,e.li.e by the year
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

THs GovsRxiiExr DsBr. Tho ces,;si-
es''s 20 ,s'aeiseuIess i-ssed prior 10 .ss 81 !
OF Narrh last. rrcsnlly ordered 40 b a.
decu'ca hy ths s..ns.,y of the 1r.s,uru.
sr''usi. u is sa:li. To s.! roc, Geo.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
SHERIFFS SALE OF
VALUABLE
R E & u E S r a r E.

RY virtre Of one writ Of Fieri Fsciaa.
~ i,surd out of the Cireuit Court for
Saint Aary's County. ut the suit Of Alex
nnder PcRn. Richard III. Mitchell aud l..
V. Oliver. trading under the firm and
style VI P-un aud Mitchell. .-a.signees.
against the g"cds aud ch.tiels. lands aud
trnrm-n's af George Chapalier, and to me
directed. have s~ixed and taken in cxrcu-
tieu all the right. title. interest, claim and
desnsnd. At law aud in equity. Of the said
George Chap.lier in and to the fsllowing
property. to Wit:
One tract or parcel Of land. called and
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12

October Goth, Iss8-h.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
PUBLIC SALE OF
VAL UABLE
PROPRRFYa

DY virtue Of mortgage from Thomas
ID II. Fowler of ssin. Msrys County.
in the State Of Maryland. to Frsneia
Male. BENJAMIN q. Harris and J"hn Il
Nesle. trading as Neale, Haris y Co.. OF
the city " baltimore, bearing date OF the
2ls, sf Msy. in n" year one thousand.
eight hundrc.| and sixty ,he undersigned.
~ attorney fur the sxid NeaIe. Harris &
Ca.. will otF-r II public ssle. at the Court
House door in Le,narl T-wa. on
TUESDAY the 18th, day. OF
November next.
between III. hrur, ~ ~ O'Clock. n. and
1 "'e,"ck. =. u, th. following property.
To Wit -
ONE sToRE.HuUSE sad LOT in
the village of Char''r".
Said lat fronts 225 feet on the main
street in Ch.nsie"---75 feet Of sail front
rum hack :..2!5 feet and the rswsiag l5O
feet runs hack $50 feet. There is eo"d
DWELLING HOIlSE attached to said
Store. and tl,sr. il also Kitchen. Grana-
ry. Carriage House and C"rn Houss on
ths premi~.--sll which are iu good repair.
IT, a prr.su wi,hi"s to engage in the
Mercantile tu.iucss. this property offers
~trong indncrmsnt.---it being one Of the
hes, husi'.,,~. stands ia this section OF the
Q..;s
lKs4- .. sAis:-One third Of the par-
ch-,e u.,n.y IL cash "r4 the day of sale.
and he h4,..trr j., tso equal inssslments
s.. six ~ ru.. *. ,,ns,,s,s from the day os
sal., TIL, a.t.r,d pavments In be secured
nv ,l,s aoaas af the rarrha.er. with ss-
curi,y ." b" apr-evea hs the n"ders,snsd.
and bearing i.serer, frrn the aav of sale.
II FORD.
Attorney fhr
Neals. Harris 4 Co.
Oct a2nd, lS6S--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

IN application of J..mr~ II. Alvey. ad-
~ l,s.istrats'r "f Jehn Taylor, late of Saint
Nary c"unty, de, cared. il IL ordered by the
Cart. that the raid adnHir irirat.a notify the
creait.rx Of the said dsveas.d to file their
claisss against the said Deceased, in the Re-
gistrr cf Wills office "f Ssant Mar,'s connty
an - l~lorc the LIST day ri January next. E,r
dividend. and thar this order b.. published in
the Saint Maryfa Gazette sace week in exeh
week Until tl,e sa.id iss day nf january next.
Test. j. 4. M. RAI.EY.
Regisfer of Mills
fr st har,'s county.
Oct. ed. ISc:-tL
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-12
NOTICE.

HAVING "irchasssi the stuck If goods ol
- the late firm of Leach & J"hnson, !
shall cs'ntinue bu.in~ss at the old stand. hnt
shall. hereafter. sell for CASH. only. l shall
fsturn ff"m Rsli;more city in a few days
with Q fine asS .rta,en' nf FALL. and MIN
TER GOODS anil ,hall be glad to see the
patrons "f the old firm. and the public gpner-
ally, when they desire an, thing in my line.
have mi.'p,%d the CASli System. that MAY
huy loser and .ell cheaper, which mus,
pr"ve mutually beneficial 10 ,syseli an.l
customers.
VIM. F. LEACH,
Head "f st. Clements bay.
Ocini~r 18th, iS63-tt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
THE DRAFT.

Governor Kirkwood has returned from
his visit to Stanton, at Washington, and
reports that tie draft would not proceed
This time the Governor is foiled Visions
of votes for Senator will no longer glad
den his eyes. He has fooled the people
and the people will fool him. He has put
either the State or the general government
to an expense of about thirty thousand
dollars in getting ready for draft, and
that too when he knew there was no earth,
j. necessity for draft.
The Governor and his aids have been
very busy frightening the people into the
belief that o draft was sure to come, not
because cur quota was not tul, but for
the purpose Of h!ling al the regiments
Ei.lwood hal commiss.0rod officers for.
1t mado no difference to lin how many
men the government required from us, he
WIS determined % fiji the regiments,
whether or no. Bat the report of tie
Secretary Of War. pnt stop to his pro-
ceedings. The Washington authority was
higher than that received from Iowa City.
Thus ends another great republican
farce. The State has been drained of men,
and the peoples pockets drained Of mon
ey, all to satisfy the ambtlien Of the Ike
cutlve OF the State. We trust that Jae
people will remember these things when
the time comes to act.-BHs Courier
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
THE ATLANTIC MoNTuLy,-.Begin.

L ming of a new Volume. - The No. for January
1863, begins the Eleventh Volume of the Atlantic
Monthly.
From the commencement in 1857. the Atlantic
has rapidly increased in circulation, and it now has
the largest class OF readers since its beginning five
years ago. Its prosperity steadily augments, and
it continues, amid all the fluctuations and dan gers
incident to our national crisis, to gain ground in
the estimation Of the public AT time so pregnant
with events which touch the future d"stinies of
America in every vital particular, the Publishers
and Edit rs do not deem IT necessary to promise
that its pages will never swerye from the honest
paths of loyal pst iolisin and universal freedom
Its opinions have iwHla been the side OF liberty,
progress antl right, and the course II first adopted
in its early career, viii ever be faithfully maintain
ed. The stan Of writer's, regularly contributing to
the Atlantic Monthly, embraces all tie best known
authors IN American literature. aud variants the
Publishers III promising 10 its readers,
The Best Essays,
The Best stories,
The Best POEMS,
nj, cori ,,i.h
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
MoTFATs'
LIFEpILLS &pHOENIX BITTERS

THESE NJ EDlClNES have now beer before tho
i public for period of THIRTY YEARS, and
during that time have ma ut "a nee igb char ter
in almost every part otthe Globe for their extraor
binary and immediate power of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under early every kind
of disease to which the human frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
ofhuman diseascsin which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are known to be infaible.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing tho
first and second stomachs, and creating a flow Of
pure. healthy bile, instr0d OF the stale and acrd
Eind; FLhTULhNtI, Loss OF Appetite. Heart
burn, Headache, hest4o>sness. Ell-Temper, Anxiety
Languur, and Melancholy, which are the general
symptoms 81 Dyspepsia, v iii vanish asa natural
consequence Gifts cure.
COSTIVI1NESS, by cleansing the whole
length of til" jntestnes With solvent process and
without violence all violent purLcs leave the bow
els costive within two days.
FEW ERS Of nh XII ads, by restoring the blood
to regular circulation, through the process Of
piration in such cases and the borough solution Of
all intestnal obstruction in others.
The Life Medicines have been known to cure
nHEU " ATtsM permanently in three weeks
and GO J in ialf that timl,.. ~ removing LEGAL
Inflammation from the muscles and liGan.ents Of
UEOrSIEs Of all kinds ly freeing and
siren rIiu. the hdncy, and bladder; they operate
most d"!ightfnlly on these important organs, and
worst cases Of CIR VEL.
ALSO w ORMS, by dfslodginr from the turn.
ineS"f 1" bowels the Shiny matter to v hch tLese
creatures adhere.
uruRNE. uLCEES, and INVETER-
ATE 500: T. $, by the perfect purity which these
LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood, and all:ths
huEIprs.
.COREUTIC E:RvpTIoNs and BAD
Co'IrihNiONS. by tltir Alternative eject upon
the niis that feed the slim, an" the orhiu state
which occasion. Al! cr"It!yc rcn3l }Hint< sallow
! e.""tr.and "fL'r ui"@rc,1 10" '"H lI"Ai,n>.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE

I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the business men of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that we can give
satisfaction Doth as to sty le and price.
WV. FRENZY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

oS. ?. HALE a CO, having removed to their
- new weyurosu,, M. - Rroaawry.nr,
nov prepared t. "ier TO the pubic a magnidctnt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24
Pas9engers and Express Freight

Are excellent and respectfully solicit the patron
age Of the p4UA~. - Charges rras ,uabIn.
la. W. 81 ILIEAN Z1a.
Sioux Cit". Dee. {. l-@2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-01-24

7 TAYFcs Sioux City on Mondays and Thurs
L das-o o, each woeE. Returning,
Leaves Fort EIndal! every Monday aud Thu!sday
The facilities for II. transportation Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-03
GEN. BUTLER AT BALTIMORE.

Gen. Butler having been invited to Bal
tmore, be appeared before an immense au-
dience on the 10Th inst. His speech was
length and pointed. After giving bis ex-
perience at New Orleans be launched at
full blast at the Copperheads in the
North, charging them with meanncss and
cowardice to degree which must send
them to m eternity Of disgrace,
"AlIuding to the progress of the war,
he said there was much--very much-to
encourage in the progress we had made in
the past year. Let US post the books and
see how we stand. A year ago, when he
passed through this city en- bis way to the
Southern coast. how did we stand then
The rebels had all of Missouri, Kentucky,
Tennessee aud Arkansas; all Of Virginia ex-
aept that portion under the guns of Ar
hngton Heights and Fortress Monroe.
Now we have all of Missouri. all Of Ken
.ucky, two-tbirds of Arkansas, at least
half Of Tennessee, and Rosecrans, thank
God, WAS there, and good for the other
half. We have two-thirds Of Virginia, a
third of North Clrolina, all of Florida,
large portion of Louisiana, and what was
left Of the bogus Confederacy? Texas in
triguing with the French Emperor TO get
away from them. Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia. South Carolina, and what re-
f9ained Of North Carolina and Virginia
Very soon the Mississippi River would
be in our entire control, and then the
Confederacy would be severed. Might we
not truly say, with some of the Rebel Con-
gressmen. that another such year Of pro-
gress would see the Confederacy annihila-
tsd3 Truly, the folds Of the great ana
conda were tightening around the Rebel
lion, and crushing it in its irr esistabe
grasp. He alluded to the threats of for
eign interference in our affairs. Let it
come. Tbs nation would rise to the
emergency.
Already Congress had clothed the Pres
ident with the mighty power OF the entire
force of the military free of the whole
nation; and if that were not enough for
the overthrow of domestic traitors and for
eign foes, we would arm every man in the
nation, white and black, b lue and gray, if
need be. (Great Cheering) The nation
was but in its infancy. The giant of the
western world had scarcely begun to put
forth bis strength. These throes and ago
mes were but the pains of teething, and
when the teeth are fairly through, let
traitors beware, and tyrants stand back
everywhere.