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- Japonicadom III New York, II is stated
has resolved itSClf INTO clubs OF bellies m Irrled
and unmarried, of twenty each, and once a
week they meet TO sip egg-nOgg and chocolate.
Mobile frosted cake, gossip and ostensrbIy
make shirts Tor the soldiers. The s.clubs" are
specially exclusive and are the rage, but the
fhirts are not numerous.
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SThe last sensation in Paris is man who
has a perfect genius TOR king and fitting
vonen's dresses. He is called the Pontif OF
the Petticoat. He not only makes the ladies'
dir, sSes, but he puts the dresses on the ladies'
Sometimes many fifty carriages are in
hOntUI - door At the same time, the feminine
owners hing up stairs having their dresses
putCr, dress should be put on. For cut
ting = dress he charges SO. fer dressing 4 lady
he charges Sl0 for fitting her for a din ier, and
s2j for party. At least, So says the Boston
Pest
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- resident of New York city has got a
verdict OF SlOt against a man who put up a
boiler factory near his house, and made such
an intolerable noise in hammering riyets that
plaintiffs house was almost uninhabitable
The boiler man onght TO remove to Washing.
ton, where the Board Of Health is much more
tolerant OF nuisances.
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THEATRICAL GoasIP.-At Pixies Opera
House, Cincinnati, al latest dates, Matilda He
ION had played nothing but Edtta, so far in
her engagement. Wherever she has been on
Iii. Western tour, she has been successful
ever. 81" has only 10 put up "Camille" 10
fiji house, any whore IN that region, TO over.
flowing.
At Chicago, that extraordinary actress, Mrs.
Emma Waller, hot content with playing Iago,
which, by -the-bye, she does very powerfully
was At last accounts actually essaying Shv-
lock! Besides which Lady Macbeth, Meg Mer-
IIle-, &c, as usual.
Wilkes Booth has been rivaling his brother
Edwin, there 1t Boston, where the latter Is so
great a fayorite.
When last heard from, our little pet, la petite
Patti, was as popular as ever i'll Paris, receiv-
ing some s3JO night, and singing her charming
round of roles. In the "Sonnam oula" she ia
PRODUCES charming valse rondo, composed for
her by StrakoSeh, in which her remarkable
powers are s"id TO be displayed to-the fullest
advantage. Sc was about TO appear in the
"I.ombardi."
The universally popular favorite, the charm
ing ColsQn, was 1t last accounts singing in
to spend t-e winter D: Madrid (Royal Opera),
and Mime. abbri was at florence.
The accounts received from New Orleans
show that the the atre there (the Varieties is
doing an excellent and paying business.
Amor he n ost recent performance there was
that of Mrs. Ale1ina Fisher Baker me brothers
Fabian and Louis, in s.the Corsican Brothers,
IN which she appears TO have made quite hit
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kOPOs FOR weeD.

Etadsxa,f-,, Defes~s Of Warrington,
O &c Of Chio Qxastsr0astr, Jan. u, lxsS
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Wool -
the trvops in and around the Forts hereinafter
specified, from parties owning wood or rSoa lands
In the vicinity Of the same, viz Forts Alexander,
Ripley Franklin, Mansfield, Pennsylvania, Battery
fenalytoxn; Forts KsArnsy, De EDss.y, as -,
ehusetts, elocum, Totten, Slemmer, Bunker Jill,
sArstosa, Thayer, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont;
Martin Seott and Cameron, on the north SIDE OF
the Potomac,
Proposals to be made in the following msAnsr,
to wit:
First. For wood stanair e. (price Per cord
Second. Fer wood felied By u. q. Engineers or
other wise. (price per cord
Third. For wood sut and corded on the ground,
Proposals must specify the locality, kisd, ssa1-
tsty and qualify of the wood.
Proposals will be received under this advertise
ment FOR the amount Of wood required mp 70 june
], 1863.
Zach bidder must attach his full name and Post
Cffee address to his bid, and tine names Of all
ties int rested in the proposal must appear in the
bid.
A cath Of ALLEGIANCE TO the GorerHr1es; Of tts
United States ns1sf dccon1pd ~ each It'd
Bids " Ill beepened from time to tne, and con
tracts or purchases made g. the wood may be re-
The right is reserved to accept all any part of
any bid.
Wood - and addressed to
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Qua rter sster
e. Def nj Waehinytoo
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PROPOSALS.
pKoPosAIs FOR % eco BARRrLs OF

SEALED PROPOSALS Are invit~d I'LL the tfta day
Of February 1853. atla O'Clock m, for "a rn,sang
the 6ubsistenee Department With 1900 oarrsis OF
FLOUR.
Bids win be received for what is kncwa - No 1.
No and No. and fer say portion is. nan ts ss
upon se par ate sheets OF paper
The quantity Of -four required viii be sb-ut ee
Warehouse In Geor setowu, at tae Whsrves or 81
the Railroad Depot, Was ellington, ID. @.
Payment will be ads ia cert cs tas Of Jade ted-
ness or such other funds tae Sovernnsn! may have
III. ueusi government inspection will be made
1uht before the -four il received
No bid will be entertained frem parties who have
n, eviously failed to com ply with thsr bids from
kidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be ne and head lined.
Bids will be accompanied with an oath Of ale
rance, and directed TO Col. A. SECkWIra, A.
b C. G g. q. 8 A., Wssbington. d. G., an5 en-
lorsed " Proposals for Flour ia
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w LOOMS, n. D., the Inventor and Patentss
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH attends
persons can wear these teeth Who cannot
WEAR others, and NO person can wear others Who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my of1ce can BE- accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
c1t to those who are particular and wish the pures
slsaasst, strongest and most perfect denture that
srt can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win Be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this eity-No. 33e Pennsylys nia avenue
between 9Th aud 10Th streets. Also, SO7 Arch st.,
Philadalphia. mar Ally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-06

ERE A I XCI e MENT
~ among the
CLOTHING MERCHANTS.
owing to
J. BRUCE CO.
selling their stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
At less than any other house in Washington. Now
is the time 10 secure sore OF the
GREAT BARGAINS
offered by Us. We have On hand the finest selec-
ton of
CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
in the city. Also, latest styles of
MCCLELLAN SACKS,
for citizens and soldiers wear
BOYS CLOTHING
of all descriptions.
All of the above goods VIII be sold at less than
wholesale prices for the next sixty days, to make
room for Spring Goods which are manu-.
featuring. J. BRUCE & CO.,
Clothiers, AGA Seventh street,
jas Two doors below Smiths.
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PULLS COUGH SYRUP.
This il he most
SURE AND RELIABLE REMEDY
Vow in for Con ghs, Colds, Group, COnsr mption,
isoarseness, Asthma &c. II will produce the most
herefcisl r'suts in few moments after it is taken,
especially in Group.
Esy. J. W. PULL-Dear Sir :-Having had an op-
poTtunity to test the excellent qualities of your
Cough Syrup hesr Bte not to il is the best
i Lave ever used i'll Ivy samily. Truly yours,
WIN. H. CFAPMAN, Pastor NJ. y. Church,
Georgetown, ID. c., Nov. u, 1862. Georgetown.
(REy DE-. Cole, of the Baptist Church,
REV. ". BULL-Dear Sir knowing we'll the
it myself AN say that il is safe and etfectuai
remedy in bronchial Affections attended with
cough. ISAAC COLE.
Baltimore, November IS, 1862.
81 Price IS CENTS per bottle, to be had Of all
Druggists. js3I-lw'
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EOW TO SAVE YOUR MONEY.-Call At the
H Central Hotel on the European plan, wv. cor
ner Pa; sy and 9th st, where comfortable lodgings
can be had At 30 cents per day The Restaurant at
!ached TO -. no tel has been most handsomely fitted
up, regardless OF expense, where all the delicacies
and subStatials of the markets be had in every
style, at al hours, with promptness. Bill of fare
reduced in prices.
ia - 5m' II D. GELsTON, Proprietor.
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u az PRIZES OF 81 900
~ e3a O0O 80

DELAWARE STA TIE LOTTERY
Authorised BY An Ac: for the Encouragsmsnt Of
internal Improvements in State Of Delaware.
JOHN 4 MORRIS Il CO. Nsaassrs.
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE MONTH
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GAS FITTING, sc.

WIN, 4. DOVE CO.
hRy Nov prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored In the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUoI.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
Pennsyly ania avenue, where may be found COM
sTEAM and WATER FIXTURES. Jan lily
"a GAS FIXTURES.
w Have La Store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
our stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock In
Washipe ton
- All Work In the above line intrusted to our
care win be promptly attended to.
H.ar 6u MYERS & McGHAN 376 street.
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DENTISTRY.
mr. SyGySECNn
u HAS RE-0P EN1D HIS olHIOD
At his OLD STAND.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL esEoELAsr1cBoE s

TEE TN 90
WITHOUT EHrAL PLAFs o. CLASPS.
DR.. q. B. slGEsMoND,
30 6Seadar ~, Neg iorkS2o0 Pea1sy lcaasa ~
n. ~, ..,.s. te,ssse. INA s.d lstA rs, Ws:at.Ns~,
aevantsses Of his improved system:
|. The Teeth Of lis manuf.cture VIM
never e. rscde nor change ecior ty any
sciss Being three fourtas lighter than any Other.
q, No teeth or reets need be eXtrAted, - the
ARTIFICIAL ones can be inserted oysr them.
3. The roots win be made inoMensive, and never
to Aehs.
4. No temporary teeth are needed. ss permanent
b made thereby I.s.srvttss
old systeu ts frequently disagured.
3. THIS work hsa been fuzzy tested over ave
year1 81 many OF the arst chemists and phyneaAns
ofthis country.
Dr.. 8. has also inventsd white andsstruetiye
metal filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
:an b nleP without pain, and can build uo per.
tect sound tooth on any lde roots, which viii last
thIocs h iifetstime.
The best Of references siven-Dr. v. Nett; DR..
porenus, Professor of Chemistry, n. T.; Hon.
Judge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court Of Washins.
ton, and Thousands of other.
Gall and examine for yourself NO H-6u
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$3.50 prizes amounting TO. $500 92So
Tickets $40; Halves So Quarters s23s; Eighths slk
~ All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
she uid be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS K CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware. feb 5-tmarir
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THE EVENING STAR.
azsarr.-Af,er urEepOrt closed Yesterday

szsarn.Af,er oyrEeport closed Yesterday
The ball for snPplyins Vacancies in the E1-
Cabinet ofaeer TO discharge the duties a. chief
Of anotA~r department. without additional paY,
N case there should be q vacancy, was passed.
The bill relating TO the time of holding u. 8.
passed.
Mr.. Gr.mss reported bill TO incorporate the
Eaucnal Association for the relief Of colored
women and children. Referred.
The bill 70 encourage eniistTnents and pro-
rictng for enrolling and drafting the militia,
was taken NJ, and after being discussed by
several Senators, was recomrpitfed
Mr.. Cowau offered q resolution REQ uestiu9
the President To inform the Senate of the num-
Der Of volunteers and drafted men actually
raised By each State, with their terms Of ser.
vice Adopted.
RoCsE-After our report closed
The Sfnates amendments to the bill making
apprcprianonE Tor the Legislative, executive,
and ludiciaf expenses, were concurred in.
Ar. scdgewick offered q resolution author
Wing the appointment Of a commissioner 70
sodny the naval laes. Passed.
ne House resolved itselt in Committee of
alton bill. =
The aggregate OF appropriations amount to
fco, GOO, including nearly sl5,0C0,OCo for the
pay OF officers and seamen; o,29e,DGO for the
construction OF vessais; 81 ESQ 900 for purchase.
charter, &c.i sl2,ON, GO for the construction of
rcn s:eamers; s2,;as,c00 for equipments;
Ssvoc,occ tor machinery: and over 81, oO0 600 for
ordnance and stores. The following items are
for the navy yards: Portsmouth, N. H.,
SIC, Oe0; New York. SI63,00O; Washington,
sl:s9-0O0i Sackett's Haraor, $500; Boston,
&@2s 60; Philadelphia, es3p,000 Mare Island,
$4,000; Naval Academy, 81, geo.
The following amendments were offered and
acOpt.d Providing that no contracts shall be
made until proposals are received from the
Iron shipbuilders, and they shall all be made
en the most favorable terms; reducing the
amount for the Philadelphia navy-yard to
s2e,Oo; making an appropriation of &S5,O0O
for the Norfolk navy-yard, for the repair OF
vessels, 80 that they may not be obliged to 90
T. Brooklyn.
Mr. Calvert offered an amendment providing
that no part of the appropriation shall 60 to
~ the seNenty-six midshipmen illegally ap.
POINTED by the Secretary of the Navy.
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on CENTS PER LIB.
~ FOR BUTTER,
.o, IN PIRKINs.
sos Ninth street
Anti Next TO Perrys dry goods store
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We are now manufacturing eli kinds Of Boots
and eHOEs, and constantly receiving sup 80
ply of Eastern made Work Of every dsscrip- Il
hon, made expressly to order, and win 6sY Il
sold ut o much lower price than has beens
heretofore charged In this city fo0 much inferior
Persons In want Of BOOTS and sHOIs Of lsstern
or City made work, viii always hnd Q good assort-
nnsnt In store and st the lowest prices. Give m
call. GRIFFIN 4 BROTHER,
ap6Hf 314 Pennsylvania Avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-06

ISAAC HERZBERG,
LICENSED PAWNBROKER, al The Old Stand,
established 1855 10 600 to be loaned, on IN
gold and silver watches, jewelry, guns, pis- w
tols, silver ware and wearing apparel. y u
Remember, the place is 351 G street, in rear Of
National Hotel, between Az and 9th sits,
All transa ctions strictly CON hdential. ID IL Snu
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II RARE AND AMUSING.
Elegant eolored Illustrations, Books Of every de-
faeiliti. . to supply the world with Books, Cards
Prints, Photography, eteroseopis Views, and IL
fact any article sporting otherwise, Also tn,
Steros-COwpen icview sent receipt Of fifty cents
Address BkCkNBR & CO., Post Once Bex 5O21
New York. jal7- Inn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
Rebel Conscripts surrcndering.

II has been known for some time that
4 number Of Tennessee conscripts in the
rebel army have been long waiting an
opportunity Of descrting from the hated
rebel cause, and joining our army. The
Nashville Union in publishing the news
Of the capture of three hundred rebel
cavalry, near Murlrcesborc, says: "On
last Thursday one hundred coRscript sol.
dicrs came into Mur!rocsb boro, and volun-
tarily surrendered themselves, declaring
their attachment to the Union, and re-
qucstiDg the privilege of taking the oath.
They all live between this place and
Murlreesboro. On Friday two hundred
more followed their glorious example.
They say that thousands OF Brarg's army
would leap at the opportunity of doing
the same thing. The Tenncssccans are
nearly all heartily disgustcd with the re-
ballion, and detcst Bragg as tyrant aud
brute.n
This has an encouraging look. Three
hundred dcserters from the rebel army in
two days! And thousands more watch
ing an opportunity to come The bot
tom Of the rebellion is evidently falling
out
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

or The II inois Ship Canal Bill has
been defeated in the Senate. I, is dead.
o. Major Don Piatt has been promot-
cd to Assistant lnspcctor-G encral, with
the rank Of Lieutenant. Colonel,
OtrThc House Naval Committee has
agreed to report bill for the establish
mcnt of u navy yard, for river gunboats,
al or in the vicinity of st. Louis.
o. The guuloOt Glide was destroy
ed by fire. at Cairo, on Saturday. -
Aitcr burning to her magaz ines, she blew
up with a terrible explosion. A colored
woman, who was on board ut the time of
tho explosion, strange to say, escaped
with onlI few bruises.
0ty- A citizen of New York, who has
taken the pains to examine the record Ct
deeds, claims, through the EueHing Post
that the HeralGs story of the gin of a
splendid residence 10 Mrs. Gen. McClcl-
Ian, ty admirers OF the General, is all u
hoax.
0S~John Conness was elected L. s.
Senator from California on the 9th inst.
He was formerly Douglas Democrat,
but latterly msmber of the Union par
Is. An uureleutiug fGud existed be-
tween tho friends of COngressmen
Phelps and Sargent. This feud prevent
ed the election of Republican.
/ 0yThe New Haven Journal says -
1.-THE Mary Benton, a little Connecticut
river steamer, has been sold to tho Gov
ernment for $4,000. She cost, when
new, only $50 900, and the Government
has paid her owners S27 900 for the ust
OF her for the last SIX months. 1t woulC
be interesting to know how the purchase
money was divided"
0-y-fred. Douglas gave q lecture at tn,
Cooper Institute, New York, on Frids,
night, on the Presidents Proclamation
Among other things no said: " Sine,
the uItering Of this Proclamation l hsy,
grown taller, and felt whittier, and coul
NV hair with much less difficulty"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
Dropped Him 4!

The "Coppcrhead" organs had already
commenced to "Mortyrize" poor Boilenu
ortho Philadelphia Eu5niag Journal, but
since he has got cut of the Lincoln
Bastic" and discuimed all responsibility
Tor the reasonable article, ana ,iuius TO
be Union man, they have dropped him,
aud no doubt secretly wish to see him re.
enter the "solitary dungeon" In note
accompanying the card he published since
his release, he says: ave publish in to-
days Journal the letter which we signed
in Fort MclIcnry. 1t will speak Tor it.
self. Those toho haze supposed that zee
,cere other hdr true Union Democrat
hare been uery much mistakan. We od-
vocate the claims of the Democratic par
ty, because we believe, nay, we know,
that the men Of that party are the true
friends Of the Union, and the rea dcfcn-
ders of the Constitution. He is no dem.
ocrat rho is not uHqualifed,y in faror Of
the Union" Aud so, with few-scrutch-
es ofthe pen, he threw away forever his
chance of becoming "blessed martyr"
Foolish Boileau
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

port Of Charleston are entirely unsuslain-
Ell hy the facts. During the daytime our
blocknding fleet are not particular Us TO
keeping 10 the station, aud on the day Of
this assault most Of the vessels sailed to-
ward the Keystone State TO ascertain her
condition whether she wasted any as
sistonce.
This may account for their apparent
absence at the time Of the visit of the for
eipn consuls AZ maintains ID bv the rebel
papers. Our vessels as usual resumed
their position ot dark. Tie new Iron.
sides arrived the next day, 60 reinforce
the blockade. Information is also brought
by the Princess Royal, of the attack by
the ironclad Montauk on Fl. McA lister,
on tho 2sth ult. She was not at all disa-
blcd.
She received seventeen shsts in her
sides and twelve on her turrct, without
receiving any injury whatever, although
engaged five hours She returned TO her
anchorage for want Of shells. II being
ioggy next morning she did not return 10
the attack,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13

into and twice severely butted he rebel
steamer Ticksburg. moorsd to the bank
directly under the river batteries.
Besides the time occupied in running
down toward the city, she was fully ten
minutes detained in making her assaults
upon the steamer. Notwithstanding all
this opportunity and the close proximity
of the re bel batteries and the fire from
them Of 100 ID. shot and shell, she was
only bit twelve times, and t is said net
one person was injured. She continued
down the river and landed at the lower
end Of the canal, when Captain Suthcr-
land landed and crossed the peninsula
back TO tho river. Colonel Ellct contn.
ucd down the river, his destination being
the Ouchita river. This ram will be
able to keep open the river Tor some dis
tsnce, with the assistance Of one or two,
whose commanders have been soliciting
the privilege Of permission TO run the
blockade. A large body Of troops might
be landed from the boats upon the south
side Of Vicksburg. If this can be done,
the direct communication Of the Rebels
with Texas and Louisiana will be cut Of,
and most Of the rebel transports on Red
and Ouchita rivers can be captured or
destroyed. This will be great gain,
and the value of this pioneer achieve
mcnt, therefore, relatively as well as in
trinsically, is very great.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
Wynooop's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases ofihc Throat, Chest and Pulmoraty or.
iahs' "e ever prevalent, instduont and danse
Inc properties of medicine to alleviate, cure and
urroet these complaints must te Expectorant,
HnoIyne ana lnvigoratrg, loossins the nucus Of
we 'lfoa' ahd impating tone TO the enti's systsm
No ulseoNsy In medical science ever mastered this
aS oi disosses like Dr. WynGsopi Iesland
Pecioral 1t is used with the most Astoni,hin.
r'suli' IN all eases Of bronchitis Innueuza WRoop.
lns Consh' nipiher1 or Puirid Sore Throat Asthma,
Cfonr' oushs, Colds, Nervous lritahility &c.
IN, heF' J. J. POttcrCerIdes, " That have used,
pf. Wynkoop's Pectoral for seyera, yevr,, myssl
hnd IN my hmily for severe Prmor Riy Con plaint,
never seen its equal
Rsy.J. J, Potter, Drooklyn, ". y
Unndrshs and Thousands OF impouent testiHionials
could be produeed, showing It's remarkable cures.
and that IL never tails
" it eompo'ed of purO Iceland Moss. BALM OF
niesd, Peruvian Balsam, Elocnmpane, ComCrsv,
bnrdoek and other Invaluable eNpacatant and tonia
hsfedieht'' u Is harmless, prompt asd IAitine
'nNal1s and sufferers eannst sord to neglect atrial
livery hmiy should have IT, IL Is remarkable for
ttonp' fuldesorirtons, recommendations aud di.
recuons accompany each bottle.
quHrh. " 49,
fIep'redby Dr. n. D, wynkoop. and sold by n.
- barnes Co, New Nork.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
Tbc curse of n divided Union.

The New York Sun well says, il any.
thing were wanting TO prove the mad
ness aud folly Of the dissensions of that
distract the North respecting the prose.
cution Of the war, the jubilant re-
marks Of the Southern press would surely
suffice. All the late rebel papers exult
in the increasing bitterness Of party feel.
ing amongst us, and point to il as an in.
dication of the tardy but effective growth
Of that Northern sympathy with rebel.
Hon, on which the secession leaders so
largely coonted.
When enemies and traitors rejoice at
our conduct il is time to take warning.
The enemy hope TO gain by our divisions
more than they could ever gain by victor
les. It should be the first duty of patri-
OTIS to iorego all minor differences and cul-
tivate union for sake Of the Union. A
departure from this policy has made good
men almost despair o their country, and
afford pleasure to none but the open OF
concealed foes of our country.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-02-13
Another Briliinn, Expioir.

On the morning of February the I'd at
. o'clock, the Ram, Queen of the West,
commanded by Captain Sutherland, with
Colonel Ellet, Commodore Of the run
feet, also on board, len her anchorage
above vieksburg, and having passed
down by the Peninsula in full sight Of
the latter city, rounded the point and
was under full heSdway down toward the
city before she was discovered. The
rebels then opened fire upon her with
a number Of their heaviest guns. and
kept up brlsk eannonode, while she
ran in toward the landing and fired shell