davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-10-29

We 81: etd SIS many If this particulars
1bssc vessels as can be Obtained st rres.n
Tic Idaho has a,rt a6y bten fully described.

1hfsc ye.eels Az can r.. nbts;ned 1t nres.nt
The 1dahf, h,s a1rf INV h. en fn1,v descTihed
,r,,,, n-,s,,.~-o,r~.
1ne "AAhANoeeE'
The seel OF this vessel vas Ibid two or
constructor full tcoGe fer the vessel, blacks
siL ibid some IS feet outsidc of the skip
aoase, within = frH feet, indeed, If the Navy
sa1d lumis. The length Ct the Wanbanogae
Is TO be Gil deck so5 1eet; over all shit fs long.
Lazy. Her breadth is ir proportion. end hsr
.'epth ct hold something about 50 feet. She
viii ho very sharp, her lines belrg formed IN
tho most artistic ma1'ne-.. Her hull will be
naoe o. nc oeas whl,e OAK b1t tne nuilaef
,:en. [+,n.,ar ;.-e.."rF ~ ~ Sh.ip
ti;rl a6.;.ahla ~, nar.t,;ne'u nrfha ~ W. wJ
1.,nnune uiii Ec n the -, ,sr m a,s.f,i cb'r'n
1tr. it viii bo bulk as q one &C. of f cur firs:.cIass
m:.c.fnc .hnns srd viii 1,,oh .b1v Ia nnmn1n.'
"a W1en tbs st;u il ianncbe1 r., 1en,h.1l
~. 1t,;.t nf4ne Rns-." ~ Cc,.trnc.inn -.
e.;1 " h.r. a.1e,r;nna N .1;r,ar ~. W,na.
tsnos1.c eurints A. noxerfuf ~ Mr- Dr1,an
oiEhes. " N'A-'
,ooo.,-,
1,;. ~, ~. .,,o ,..+
sa ~ ~. .,.es c,:, tn;. ~ -. .th ~ 4aSes'
sna ~; - II1 1,,t, 10 an,
aae ~. ~ LIVE 1 po. t1; to1ts.oAo,c aaa aast:
~ ~ sia w w. e.ets ~ as 4enu"s ea oSst
~; - ,,',.',, ar,taas ! fnt. ss,,,
a.3 ~ 80 ~, - aus ~"
eGtn + ~, 70 si.aa t W. att. .oIa lnsus' -
w: ,ls tahe auoa. ~ lnon'1s 20 cons1.uss oe;,
~ !Haec Hon.hs Eg;e 10 suEpN nG6 re t MNE
MaG!1oelT.. !T.. ono ~ 1ot,sure " y 9,u9o -nna
sb;, - ~. u,ah 1out ~ iseI - nta'st.
She Wl1l oe Ihe Ihsspest Eessel tsef n7ait ~
tSe GoFe5nHien1. pe'pe ceelsaGI eatfc!y III
n eco ar E1i pe very !ignt- Her speed. II Is
computed, S1ll raach 10 knota at koar under
steam alone. Her armament will comprise
s-1en guns: VIZ: I1rse *n1ouadecs aud
four h7ca<isid9 guns OF S-incn bare. She viii
cs1ry i've engines "hcse cylinders viii oe lD
i.chss IN diameter, ard tho utsaeters of gro
Ieleft 10 ises the @ ens,sei ass Eeafsa -
.. NtAbEA ONE.
This ye.sel has been contracted for b7 Mr.
s. - n,.ssSIr IL - ~ titS y rst 49,
E!t0p. G1 fu1aae!phlaa LAt ouI1es OF Les
New l-orstdes, who has also, within frT
da7s rare{vei ann!f,nr contract tn hN3j1 an
49,, ~ .'.s,,fntIo " - 49, ~
vessel be Is building we hove net bean a.1e 70
oldai1, M ss vi. Us tle las not becu far adyanc.
Cd. She aii, foUcye-, bc a. }arre p-ob abIy
"a Tho W.ub.nrnue Or Idaho. :Lthough Of
cnur.e on a tiifIrsnt plan.
TIE o7HEn SHIP.
.r. x-o-.o,. f-an, NJ 49,, 80 ,o,s+,+,,.
~ 's1S1ie .1o 49, - t,vo ~. 1.ns, 20.
lss.. ~ ~ ~ "n.sa oaoe.s 't1I Ju'i uoen
, 1863-10-29
Constitution Water

Hss bee, p-orouncod b. tho Medical Faculty. aod
thepuo c to bc:Ge mos. vend.EfQi 1e ne' y fot sse
1dteJ3, B!hao.f and Wua1b. thas has tTas oa:n
it,trot a Ntreral Water. It ID from experience
fhkt Constitution Water HIS etnSaAtcd. and 20 nov
tsy let ro n;an pbt whel tilE:e Dot:le hAs s1:en
kown to cure asess<a hIcn t1s hast MEDICAL tAlaas
IN tnie tonn.st has tailed - Isheys T. ~.
ter csnnot be c'a.ss 1cder Quack prepa!auoss. -
IT un4 used By Tho most scientific rrect1oaars In
tL1s city. It'll. only second cast pn9e'caas t1st CT
popular remedies wh1la tnc better sklllad maEe
ire Of every ea7a to scc,1 plsa 9 GnEe: ana tae
L6e1dHt rtmtdIft e. ab.cs HIN 70 prodtce cara.
who Gu G., I'LL IN tie attempt. Scloacs Is satisfied
with the truth - :.
vto arc unoer soHe sneelallet cs,a rom & yaaE .
tcE inEt.y t1cE local treatment and AL enrs
Of local sppHcatensIGrc cf.sa w15 - 1uch ehancE
ol tuecess ia would b.. tom local applications
10 the rr1oas Tor d1keAstS OF che BRAIN
Te Live Always been carrfat t. r-7 language IN nuf
ct'cuA tcat coG3c Ct s7ock the nost deca!a organ
persons f0F whch Constitution Watarls adap!a1 aud
Of whore aI3etla 10 mention hasbsea .naee t6as ve
haze coce to The rclaa1on har It tho Tancdy
ISpa ut protpEIpg cure no Ms1t1r whAs tae dtasas
D II he. IL SEoulu be ode known. Tie n7dlcl1e III
p: up ior The public. and thara atoalf be no excep'
Wews nld eay. Con.t't1tou Water Il net like gid.
edpliL made to sn Il eys Hnd t:eta ts Is med!-
ems In every sense Of the tet. l1scsd IN tte h4ads
G the y ppe fpy thel, ysltf, and II taken ac"1ug
to 1he dtscctluna it will in case produces rad
csl ca1e Ne wo71a that the dleecsona IL reg
% Diet &c, relats only to tho dlaaa-o under which
taoY oeGuz.
, 1863-10-29
Ql)ifa9o &ribnne.
TlIrRDsAY, OCTOBER ~, 1853.
FROM CAIRO.

-nspEtesls.g Contrs.bAude-A Cs.amer~
eInl Sfnbs o. ifo-'A tac AkIat.d NO. 10
Colony -H1cIs1r1iiH kcIvB-TbC Euer~
1l1ak and their Opel A1Ion4.
, 1863-10-29

suro cur6 jor Ca:ArTs Or Cold IN the head. i Is
easier to cure CAFARRM tnsp CoSsuxrI1oH 1ne
md theY have cod erd have 3re9rent atI tckA ate
more senta,tvc to the cttrkcs q temrtcatu1e 3ne
Cecorl tL1cf soc .dhe.v- ~ nc ctsesee becomes
chioLic got Tiu q 9loEt:g :Ae n9e e - ~
rrtsih beeoEsa cr ST o. ~ r. sn ssnss
Ren "a! Icu sett ~ exEIcss. o2cs ~ @ S2Hsn -
CLARK et,cet (op tthl.e Atdress n1. D u 6EEL1E
pot Ctdct Boz ss5I Cz1csEn. III, hold hr A! Drag
g1.tx uSf-nsl3 In II Tu&sA
, 1863-10-29

&~6AA&ES N<*@ ~V4e+a+HsR*~ a. -. =;
- -
1968 IIHE IN 18Er
PENNSYLVANIA CERdAL 3, !:
Eos rs,,oa psap,s Trssz,
-,--E..., .s,,-1 = .-a,....,...,.u
=; sGbje It's Elt:sRr.r u I'LL Eol,oif: icrtu I.
xdd:d 5sSy inprpSr:s a1s tuf:nx tic yeS iaGs. s
III - snSaecsorx Il N3il br fc1sd Il Iii st9nes
siEcrS I.1f5 RoiTg 70 ii tSn Rasta.r ctt:e5.
tHcR s1s6a ca'lEkaeo' abo eo'sfat Ne@ no7 -s-'
sHBExDAuT T8AINB FfeQE
rTrTcpTrEr Tf PITT !frrEx~:
kAA A6| ~ 3<>1A& ~ + @04AsA01AA@ e. :.
rrrn STIR. rs. 44.r7on& fre,tn F,.x<+:,r ,.,t,rs7
H .s -. ~ HasI ~. -. Tsa<..nnss e.
keGFai4 Il. E11: ia elsss eeassSsoai +
RA1fl2UI4 AaD WAe5!hETON.
ton P1tt12rsEs to EeE xos1. oas ftasa 1Eas
9:sa t sasaae@ = aiira 9 s. e.:s 'Ioet Ioes' ~
aAS"7 0aA"' n'A
uET IN NEW VIE;
t1c1e.z tor sa,e t. Boston oy boes or 7au Dost +,
s Sc &c zee . sns Ss ~ scats 1. 'o o 1<
E:es2szk G*tz q nlzn1 uaHk 70 1A1soe'poA@' <x
GoSk Eo0 BAoI2ere sr,.n~, n.-.,.t.r,.s ~.
SexxsSe eao-ke9 o1A3'*'" "ee = --411$' e9a "st'
BH aTaHTa.
Il nA a1u!c EEtK1:E { Q! &: aes:rtgs;cs. - =:
X R.:rleore tc Aad rtoE any poiat O. TIE Aail1o.+
). Aihsouzs - AstI3oAG D1s7cE.
,ttsSnffa slts 6tea@ss7, p Xhtss Goeas g oe
.aety. !snssses sSaosFsse, nA.!os E!sx;;ssSs::
, 1863-10-29

TRUSSESs
ehou.der B1aces. Ahcomina! Supporters. 11Astlc
htuck1rFS Gc Sc :. D. BEELE1S Truss k4.6o-
Lhnent-
126 Clark street, GhtcaEcs Ill.
ole Proprietor Ruo If tie aA-d REbset
T7n.s uu.er R:res 600, cars PGterts: Tatt Trus.
ruxKe kupturt9 tsbe4 xha cord fto. III pressure
vii 1eve1 FtFt brs AZ chAfG. gail .: blister. cen Dc
nkdt st:n OF linb-r nted IN 9@lAlus: GAhSs tle.f
onh ROOD 81 new. PerACcs Nashng 1ntH Truts GU %
accurately ut:ed hy ecrdnE size T. inches erousd
bcEy In Ene Of rCpt1rs tc*'xs6e II =. ~
KEEN AND PURPLE HAIR
~ sle oflen the results Ct a:rlytrE The ordin.y
ayes. TIE OILY es9e a.ftc a:htct invariably FRO
doocs any thece Il q 10. cestlcd from nrc Anotf
brown t. The 1ntecstst b!A1k Ia
EriAtx6oross Exca1sfSF Dye
It petv1 dea tTery .h1u from the Tc1t TO se TIP With
the t1rKe requ 1td SID uA.y lests tae ha.s V:ta
Tie altent which a requisite 70 promose III growth
1ta 5p&tt4. 1tr peIIrA- esce kT It's beauty:
Ntcu 'scture1 by J. Ck1sTADOhU, AEtor Eouse,
Ec~ TcTk SOLD eVGyShese. Aad appato bg I'll
fTdee. Il sl:so. <zd Is pcr box, seeaseing to aze-
~ 3fy,
, 1863-10-29

NINELAND--:Lnuds-To all
Y waiting Fsrzs-LErge and thriving settlement
mild srd aestht4 cSat Eilss soat5 of rha9s! e!
xfich tan now be scen ETov11E. TEeaty arc nG1
scre t1scte ar oa7 us to {pcr ace. parable Nitaln
azd oth srs; churches scaooa ard gccd s3 FetT lsM
Tow lta mcst lmproEt?g plac. Kas: oS Wat Aan :.
wiicn The place Is ls!d out Is 13suTpa*sd Iette:r
snswefed Pa2ess containing ;sno!ts aSA g'y1n3 t94
Dis VIneiand Post OfHce, Gumberl1nd county. Nav
Jersey. .,,.,..,rst
ter n tho Trbuxe II! Is ore Of the no e3ssfSse
fsFtt1e tracts almost level poElscn ana saaee
co5t1k!on for tSsaEt fhTn1S taat We EAn0 o1 tou
9lte o. The Western ptat1le&. ocs3-0ieti1uo
, 1863-10-29

W EosTs17xk's T1rTEHs corEIKRFEITEn.-
IIc o. n-ai, ronec-. cd I. now hstpg p.acce1 ht,e
sid In other !lee y nasi.cA !%tAt,9Es aad coGn.
BI7TEM. tae lrea Femca, for LysoeIes a. a.e se @ a
rst. 1tels Il drash IL DO cup Tos trua prep -
uo9 u aIsaetestee b, s;ipe:e Absl e%ne u, re-
fon sno 0y tie s:sn1:sre OF Its ?-letos. Ness
Fos7z111K exr1n snlxsd 70 rnatasg 9ote ,os q
tic n1oet dnsrut " .uarn ns s:nEt Y nne rfAc
siced b. r:lnctp.. cut tcsns. who MI tns Esn1.
T11rWs1r1, witch th,y. retail 80 Ho3TErEER3
kTUNkEH :1TTEh6 The Deg Of ths lay ~!
th.iI rna.d srsils: ,h-7 aal Eurchssa ae sITrEEa
rsn 1eN Get 0.s5 3:T1U&t
, 1863-10-29

Iady Waaoh'.' 3S-Ha'1sasT a9M y 4h6nnoen n1os;
: hhds sugar, i cents.
!: " i$."
MEMPHIS NEWS.
The steamer Gen. Anderson. Caps. Clark.
from Menplis the 25.h, arrived this morning,
bringing cIe days Later a3vices from beloK.
TEE GUERILLA BURROWS.
Burrows, the guc1il.a. IL again 1T the north"
sstt part of Shelby county, Tennessee. with
TWO compsni.s Of followers, and deprs1a.
ccIsequsnce.
SOL. STREET AGAIN.
About twenty Of Sol Streets mcn, under
command Of one Allen, entered Brownsville,
Tern, On the a0th, got drunk, and robbed
the citizens Indiscsl,Einate1 ef dry goods,
gn ceries and money. They carried of about
GnettopE,rd do1lazs In goods and considers
bic cash. Then they drove sll the people from
1hc street. By their indecent talk AID behev-
t1f, eEa depa1ted In the direction Of the town
Of Wtliwood. At hight they returned, hon~
cyer, taking smother supply Of goods, ard
firing u;sn seyera1 peacesble citizens. No
ore was Iurt. On6 shot struca: sick wom-
death. Gto,ge Allen, commander Of this
EAbg, haI atped pll}sin, IL fitting. aid and
:ssi ci&te fer Sol Street, and their sc1e oh}c=.
in West 1eLIessce Is to rob and plundeF ua'
p1ots cttd citizens.
WHO GEO. ALLEN 1e. =
4 Memphis w7itcr gives the following
ske1cl Of The guerilla, Geo. Allen:
Tie commander Of this gea,g of thieves,
George Allen, il one OF the worst men the
word ever faw. Ee was raised Isar Whlta.
vile, Har6cman county, sud is bJ conlmor
n poit dzunkzrd and q blackgusrd. he va.
! oncc married, bat lis wifs dlei In utter
| 1eg}cc1, and there were strong suspicious o1
foul ;lay, By her death he came into pcs
| prop.rtx, but rot proving capable Of taking
to the fact, md Al. Polk wEs a2patntcd BIZ
| guardian. He was compelled by the conscr1p
lav ia take up arms for the zebsls in the spritl
Of '6s. By coxardice 1t Shiloh and oshe
r,aces nc ~ ohen 1fgn. .no aau&s ~, -,
i1g IN this also, he mas Obliged to take .efag
, 1863-10-29

3 ve1fe.t-
THIS table does not Include ary Il the
r. stern irsn clsde. except those built On tin,
Ericsson T1nn, ror several vcssef built after
tie p1ans ef individual constructors; but it
Is complete e2o1gl to show the At1ouat Of
work cur 1Hach1nisfs have on land, along With
private business, and shauld in 1Ee1surc
1eaell the pEblic the difficulty or doing so
much work With great raptdity.
, 1863-10-29

TlHSSON'S CATARhH CURA'
~ 1IvE-wsrya, led tAfa and tnteNtb1e epecadc
catarrt r xha.e,cs ssEts of t;as 16o9aT6 ~ s sae
tIons for fclf-tea,1ntnt Pf7ce r. p:r pAckl1e Ad'
dr. n UY j. " FALPEY. Fhvsactat for the ESe. Ear:
knd (;at&fTh 1t9 FA4ltcftp1 Ptrerr. Chicago fSs!
f1f,rn Rrr Mi19 EC,TeEN ahGT1 u1HAA
, 1863-10-29
CARD.

&ARf H4 1F1VlEESV1s% H5s 0@9
rrsdpste ot the View E.Eis1t fs.s.se eaisss 60
-. q Eostou Respectfully III ounces thAt she Ase
,sn, - cf,cr ia isie city. HevnF r7Aesiceo ~.
e IT, Nc~ Yors LII o. ~ ds e q. e rosa - ,
s99 s9tdcItn I'd viciosv Ur!e rs ht't: A. g 0nes
ae's hs1R $; Mn 5ota e"i e. Hsuss - 5. r.
ct-nnr1 - Hrts i. c, 6strEa1, HI. Y. L. R5oE9.
1I,fs1 IT
, 1863-10-29

wx. Il. GREaa Co.:
t1ents: freely Rtve you liberty to make use OF the
Ntvtn ctrddcste II tha Valne Of Cousr1tutlor
Wafer, which / can recommend IN the highest nnan-
Ter.
ny wife, wso w:4 sttacred With pain In tbs should
fsritAl1on Heart at;euded with Falling o! the
Wogo, D1nuonoTaes, aad lfs1ta1ior Of the BlAdde,.
1on!s E6s1 ns 1s hsr xorss tnss b I'd toTua nsF
IND, whJ attended her for about Elmo months. and
vhiie sae ~Rs pnder his cate shc did nosauaf qota
=: . va % L %c1ra6le sos. aid 10. .ae hss snc1
con'btpAaoa Or eempls,nn thaE msl!cfae given r.:
Ancqi this su9e VI eonmeaesd re ne OF Cosst,tE.
fgt dcAe sce I'd to hAyo tho dg51e 81 eject. and she
kert OF l1p.oy1sg raptGly usdef ~ tsest r.
has Let taken any OF he tor shout
four weeEs and We hzppy to esy th3t 1t hA3 pro-
WM. Il. VAE HEIsCHoTE1.
, 1863-10-29
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DAyvuLE. Pa, June 2, 1867
Dr., wN T. GEEaa-Debf Sir: In February, 1861. I
as ntic I'd With Sugar diabetes and for so 1uoct13
paes.d more thantWo Ea1ions OF Hater N tWent5-
fou: hours. Fae ohltke1 10 get up - a. kal cr
tA Give times duling tie night nAd IN i've months
lott An0n nftT pounds IN weight. Dar11g the nontn
Wster, and In t. days sfter uslng It ex7es.enced
1eiist nd after taking two bottles Vas entirely
fust1-koou After IeKato1uE my usual good health
Touis truly, J. Y, l.. De WITT.
, 1863-10-29
A10T7CE TO SHIPPERS Dr

II TALLQW. LARD, aRKAAE.. 6c;-Tp4 an6e1
Hfued psy thtsr s1tentlon t. the xasa Of IA
5sa IN b pItangky s!spossd q: saa gniek rsUza.
t4aef 1on sst1 80 e II Ma tSi1 r.!
Greseeeta A3RAA KN1GHE q &0H9,
4t -t0a8 k53e$2 n Hkek sxees. &eW x3f&
, 1863-10-29
CONSTITUTION WATER

Il oubt the o.1y RroHn rsbc9y DIABETES
II kava much fttncs TINS isa spec!1c ~
fe7e that cptnc7 will produce and
tHtC.
, 1863-10-29

Efcamcr E:mifA,, SS,WN(Cnpf Buhef.
Lady Walton. 3,G00-HalJdsy & Bsos.
Katkaelia,. .......-. 1,3t0-W. Il. Thompson.
& hhds euga1, u ceuts.
20 II" - 13t5
11L q
, 1863-10-29

7hi: new tlcep-of+war will bc tho arSest
ye:ecl Of Ler class ever built for the uagi,
and will lrprc both forraidab1c and fast.
Htr din tic1s a1e as follows: lca.th oyse
Al, 3i5 tetr; ltrgth bstscen pefp=adicu:ass,
3.:.G feet; beam extremes, II / = feet; aua
, 1863-10-29

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
Nx v...,e n f,hicsro or On Fa<1ns in Illinois
,:ti1. id Eiaa ot Chicago. Arp1icsnts by lestes VIII
resse glvc Tho uumbel1 of 10 !aod ana. ana stn 50
"a HsS. u. EENCON8. o:lee 50 pe.rto:a it.. sooE
No 8. np-statsa Chicsxo.M Z. y. Bs12ta5
All frqa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-10

didates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency, Goodbye, General Nc
Clellan. If there is man in the ma
ton who should beg to be saved from
his friends, that man is General MoClel.
Ian.
The favor of the Copperhcads killed
him politically; his burial takes place
when he is nominated by this party
of ancient, respectable, and fossilized
gentlemen. OF this Convention the
Cincinnati Commercial says:
"Tbis Convention was a conglomer-
aticn of the fossilized relics of the old
political ideas and parties. Time was
wien the dead remained quietly inurn-
ed but now their spirits walk abroad.
There was not one of the delegates,
even Leslie Combs, who does not belong
politically to past generation. 1t is
indicative of the stormy nature ofthe
times that they should cast off their
cercments and revisit tho glimpses of
the moon. When shall we look upon
their like again?"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-10
NIIFFED.

Somo of "the Democracy" we ore
informed, profess to be miffed at an
article which appeared in the Gazette
several issues since. They read a silly
article in the Eagle which informed
them that we called the Democracy
"fools," and they believed it. What
we did say was really compliment to
the Democracy. We know they are
very sensitive since the election, and
we huve refrained from exulting over
fallen foe. The people have been de-
ceived or, as we said led by the nose
but they &C beginning to find it out
and will yet turn upon and crush those
who have deceived them There are
among the democratic leaders of this
county. and in the democratic organi-
zation, as pestilent traitors as any in
the dominions of Jeff. Davis, who labor
day and night to deceive the people, to
cmbitter them against Union men, and
to disaffect them towards the Govern
ment. These are the men whom we
have called Copperheads. These are
the men who have been hard to find
since the election, aud of whom it has
been remarked, "the venomous reptiles
are in their holes" There are men OF
our acquaintance who voted for Val
landigham under wrong impressions,
for whom we have as much respect as
we have for Union men. They are
right at heart. There are men who
voted for Vallandigham for the sake Of
Office. They have no principles and
are entitled to no consideration. There
are many who voted for VaIlandigham
because they symrathized with his
treason. They deserve and will re.
ceivc political death, and the lasting
condemnation Of all loyal men.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-10
Lettcr OF the New York Democratic
League.

The Now York Democratic League
wrote letter to the Convention of War
Democrats at Chicago, which we pub
Ish elsewhere. In this letter there is
some sound logic, and wholesome ad.
vico. We commend it to al Democrats
who during the late campaign, acted
with tho CopperheadS under the belief
that theirs was the genuine Demo-
cratic party, and that they would
euccccd with the people. Tho letter
SAYS; ut is useless for Democrats to
cling to the basis of the past. We shall
he carried forward by tho inexorable
logic of events" 1t further says that
Democrats will bc obliged to reason
truthluly in the end, and that the only
question is, "whctAer our eountrymcn
will learn to reason rightly, and act
justly through Judgment and foresight,
or further wait to be brought to their
senses through calamity" The Union
men and War Democrats will reason
| rightly and act justly, and we are GER
tain that thousands who acted with the
Coppcrhcads were drought to their
senses by the calamity which visited
them at the late election, Tho anti
war or Coppcrhead party must die, and
the sooner its members learn this the
better, Tho American people have dc.
tcrmincd to prosecute the war until the
Union is restored, aud to regard all
those who oppose it as our fathers re
garded the tories, Let those who dc
not wish TO transmit to their children
the stain which clings to tho name of ;
tory or n traitor, wash their hands o
all connection with any party which
opposes the government and the prose
cution of the war. For the leaders ther,
is no hope. They are politically dam
med, and stamped with eternal politica
inGamy,
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New and panEerou. Counterfeit.

Counterfeit 5's on the Western Re-
serve Bank of Ohio, which are so well
exc utcd that the forgery can scarcely
be detected, are in circulation to very
considerable extent in this city. They
are printed on excellent paper, and are
entirely free from that greasy appear,
anco which so frequently characterizes
counterfeit bills, which the only per.
ceptiblo difference in the engraving is
to be found in the FIVE in the lower
corner, the last three letters of which
are joined together in tho counterfeit,
but are distinctly scpcratc in the gen
nine
Also new counterfeit two's on the
Bank of Seneca Falls, New York, are
in circulation. On right upper corner
large tigue 2 in medallion; woman
with shcaf of grain in lower right
small figure 2 in upper left; State arms
in lower left; large side-whcel steamer
and portrait of Washington in center
ana the word Two in green across the
face of the bill.-TCincinnati Gazette.
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Dispatch from General Fostcr--Sicge OF
Knoxville Raised

WASHINGTON, December 7.--Thc fol.
lowing dispatch has been received from
headquarters Of the army:
"TAzEwELL, Tenn, December T.
"To Major General lIallcck:
"Longstrcet is in full retreat up the
valley. Your orders about following
with cavalry shall be carried out. My
division of cavalry attacked the enc.
myS cavalry in one Of tho passes OF
Clinch mountains, yesterday afternoon
and are pushing them vigorously,
"Couricrs from Knoxville arrived
Inst night. The road is clear Shor.
man arrived here Yesterday.
-. &. FOSTER, Major General.
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WHITFIELD.

Over the above signature some
blackguard, who is no doubt an infidel
and rebel sympathzcr besides, writes
y communication for the last Eagle
In which communication he steals the
name of u saint under which to servo
the devil, and quotes an article from
the Washington Star headed "Strange
women in Washington" For the pres
ence 0fthesc strange women in Wash
ington, ne holds Mr.. Lincoln and the
ministers Of Lancaster responsible
Now Mr.. Lincoln and the ministers of
Lancaster are about as much response
bic for the presence of these 5000
Strange women" in Washington, as
they arc for the presence in Lancaster
Iuf that nest of rebel sympathizcrs who
write for the Eagle. Mr.. Lincoln and
the ministers of Lancasterare of course
responsible for whatever occurs. They
ought to be petitioned not to bring on
any more railroad accidents, hurricanes
nor earthquakes. They ought to take
charge Of the moo, tho winds, and the
seasons, and mako every thing pros
porous and every body happy. They
ought to take control of the hearts OF
traitors, and prevent all "sodition, pri
! W conspiracy, and rebellion" The
ministers ought to preach nothing but
VaIandigham aud him banished, like
Henry Clay Dean, Sabin Hough, and
j, F. Given That Of course would not
be preaching politics This would be
the pure gospel-according to st Ben,
Ijamin Wood.
But the real object of tho article men,
toned was vulgar. 1t was written fol
no other purpose than to blackguard
the ministers of this city. The writer
whoever ho may be, should be dscov
ed aud abatcd as a moral nuisance by
n community whose dcccncy he ha'
outraged.
We thought that the crushing defeat
which visited such men at the late cleo
tons, had taught them that their war
upon the Governmcnt and the Christ
ian Church was hopeless and unprof
E table undertaking. But here anc
there they begin again to thrust thei
heads from tho holes into which they
had crept, and to dart their tongues a
passcrs by. Let good men keep watcl
for they arc walking among serponts
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KNOXVILLE SAFE.
Siege Of Knoxville RaiLed- Burnside and
Sherman Pursuing.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. fisherman s
cavalry arrived at Knoxville on the eve
ming Of tho 3D., Longstreet raised the
siege on the night of the 4th, retreat
ing toward Bristol via Morristown
Railroad to Richmond, and South from
Bristol. Longstrcet retreats on the
north and south banks of the IIolston
River, Fosters cavalry is following
him on the south and Sherman on the
north.
Gen Grant has captured, since the
war broke out, Az cannon and 10000
prisoners.
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CITY OF LANCASTER.
THrnsbAr,. December 10, 1868.
coycREss.

Nef-a~-4eA4l9s
Tho Thirty,Eighth Congress con
venod on last Monday. The House
was organized without any trouble,
CoLTAx being elected Speaker on the
first ballot. The following is tho
vots;
Whole number ofvotos 1S1. Nee,
essaFy to a choice, s2. Mr.. Colfax,
1Cf; Mr. Cox, ~; Mr. King 4; Mr..
Mallory. TO- Mr Stebbins. 8; Mr. Daw
son, u; Mr. Blair, .; Mr.. Stiles, l.
Notice Of intontion to introduce a
bill rcpcoling the $500 clause of the
conseription act, has already been
given.
The promptncss and harmony with
which tho House was organized we
hope is an earnest Of the manner in
which tho important business of the
winter viii be dispatched.