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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-24
INSURANCE AGENCY.
ms nee Agency.
ALIEN r. HATTFCE

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ApJUsrER OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire Risks. He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses of
every description under policies from other agen-
cies, and attend TO the settlement of all matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties interest.
ed. Ills long experience an INSURANCE AGENT,
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
Sc ONCE, on First Street, the Post
Office
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-26
The Ereiro t.srer..d.

When Abraham LIucolp mounted tae car Of
State be announced, in hs own elegant phrase
siogy tkzt he intended 10 ''run ths machine az
he found it," After two years hard 6zhtieg
he Sc ms 70 bavs cesssd comparing his Govern
meut to 6 raighty machine sad now likens it 70
s Shossa0p; for hs take only OF ''psggi0g away,
Pszipg away"
0n our side We hays nasde no comparisons.
Nevertheless, we, too, have q msckins 10 run, So
vel a Lincoln, and s5 fs. il Ess the sim Of
everybody to put on a full head OF steam ald
ruu stIsigh, through 70 ths terminus Of is3s
peadsucs without stopping All ths passengers
yTerssin good hUm0r with the conductor aid
engineers, and, above sl with each ether. The
ram dew ahead, sud the TIP promised 10 b0 a
shert and pleasant enc.
Bat Of the lRss engine has bean Tsversed.
That sugiBe--ihe true motive power Of tae war
lis the good vii, the sfsetJ0n and fTieudsh.p
Of toe people. When we a.l stsrtei evafy 65fy
was In love with everybody olse, and sseh vie3
with the Gihsr &c ses wh,ca could do she meet
fo- the comfort snd safety Of al the paSssBEo
the trait. No ons dIesmsd shai il was Bossi-
ls for sny3ody 10 DO s00 much, or cispiav roo
little s. hshoess Lifs, property, everything
was freely offered, aud il never occurred 80 any
one thai The entire possessions or everybody
5Yese more tLan enough 10 give away, j 0ces-
son damsu5ed.
how t7Ug7 rave c42Eg71 S1nc3 e1s cugIu8
was T5v-rsei! Evaryaody Is qasueing, evsry.
body is grasPjDg, and nobo - is hhpiag or Try
ie~ tc Eep srvb73Y. Ab sre d-sps ralely benz
ou making themselves c)ufostabls as the ez-
pense cf their nojEhb5rs E5aJdT cares waas
becomes Of snybedv. o. # shs train goas %
-nssh so 10 is saved. Every body forzsts tast
Cd Will 90 % s1rss t5gstaeT, aad tsa. ne a1ly
cb8pae OF individual s4fs,y is he safety OF s.l
People seem 20 hsys lsss thsir reason Selfish
ness 6 -Hsde tasm msniac and g h
Is there 10 way Of reversing she e1z zina, go.-
ting on tbs right track, and going ahead sEsu 2
II ge In Che world aniess the people 20 ba K %
the plaa they adopted a. she beginning Of ths
ssT, Of hepn. Qua another. Na.ull ass stsucs, ,
not ggnsfsi robbery, Is tbe lsqT Of nsrioaAI pgo-
gTess sad sGseess. 50 long as We play on each
Jthsr ths YaSksa tricks OF exsortiou and hoard
ing, We sas1 make no hallway Richmond
Thig.
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Tho Washington correspondent Of tho Herald
says:
Fsom whstcsn be ssesr;aiued Of the 1eaI state
Of affairs at Charleston, The rebels have effectu-
ally closed he ehannsl to tae city 70 oUr Eest
Tsssgvng passage, however, to sheir own craft,
after the manneT If 2 canal, win a safety lock
against tho enemy. Tbe ehstTuctions roay Be
OF such = nature as nos 10 be removed by Any
spBlisness Of our cFTgi, or OF too formidable q
nA-uro 70 jostify a hszsrdou5 attempt ~ cur
ironelsds 70 penetrate further into tie haroOr
and within rseRe Of the rebel ga1s.
The IaqsiTer's Charleston correspondent,
writing the On, says:
Tbs rebels continue to msks great disulsy
ever their possessi9n Of the rains OF Fort Sum
ter. A large Tebei flag is displayed hoa ibs
upper corner Of the rnius, and every svaHirg ct
sandowu a heavy gun is fred fr0m ths upper
face OF the feTt. Tdeir steamers occasionally
come down 70 the fort, Ead It IS evident that
they are st work IN the intsTioT The sHpposi-
too is they arc digging up lie tsrIeplAin snd
! throwing up strong traverse, behind which
tley esn moHni gRns GeR Gilmore has it in
lis power to knock al their arrangements to
pieces, so far as Sumter is conceraed, when tbs
Proper time arrives.
Il is on tbs fortfostions Of Sullivan's island
tast ths rebels now dsPaud for toe protection Of
| TIE city aud they are negiechng no Fo5sl5ls
pIecsation ts give them ell possible Strength
LsTgs weTking parties are daily sGpfsysj en-
laTsisg and strengthening these works Toe
Whole number Of batteries On tae ses face Of
the islaIsd, from Beach inlet 20 Point Pleasant
is seventeen. From Fsrf Aoultrie 70 the upper
eu5 Of the island there Is z conplo.s ehsn Of
BAT srie5, every svziiabis foot Of land 1poa
whiea a gaR Clnl1 ss a8vsnt sge0uslY Eaouased
being eeCUpisd. Immediately RR0n the psinl
opposite 20 Fort Samse- thsy have an exceeding
II heavy wsIr, wien has not yst hesa engaged.
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rEa,,nr-of.Fnct Visws.

Fran the Richmond WAiEl
The sbiszt and most experienced fssacisrs OF
ths c9ualIy eaits in the opinion tbaE the Danger
which mansces soivsncy Of the tgYeFnaens -'id
ihe vslas OF six hundred niiii rs OF treasury
so,ss uo,y ia eircalstisa il not enc We ore gitk-
out remedy against. But lhe Only safety Is IA
irnrnsdiats and thorough se,Iou. No tinkerirg z
or tsaBorizjrg will d. any good now IAe evii
is a reduadaut euroncy. fds cure i5 reduction
II il.iz redaaaeucy Il REQ aires no hnaa-
eisl yzisdsn 10 uaderst tsis This j. shs
esiv ears. eat is ~ an aL-snfisient 0se. Tue
country nlEst cboeg9 hssween il aad haasclsl
exvlasoa, teas wll issy5 tbs vast smsUa. OF
treasury issGas Hcw in circulation Wi,a0u. any
value; ihs5 will destroy the credit of shs Glv-
ernu2ant aad leave it without dehss ia hand;
and thas vii spread disorder and c5nfusioa
through our whole business sys.e1n, RHs bring
ruin shd want 70 every mans door. We take
il for graaJoa thss tha universal voice OF our pee
pls val 30 Ia iaVor OF trying tbs cure rElher
taan encoRRtsriRg the disaster. We sT0 81
sgrssa, tBen, th2t the currency must be gedacsd,
AID eusrded against si1ilAT excess il she fu-
tafs. Thoro sro bus two ways of accomplish
ing ikis; 0Hs, ,le volRltary aciion Of tho PsoPie
in Investing ihoig surplus means iH bonds Of tie
eonrHmeut, upon " nleh hey viii receive in=
teTesE tina ether, the eE6etm-n5 Of tax law thst
viii tsl,o sa eqasi amount iT5n iaeir pockets,
le'hft1E A1--ii4-E ~ t4Aa Nay OF 4-tAtu.
Waiea b ito wiser e5usse, laoking at il in :
business point Of YIewi Which may be mosi
! sssejIly accomplished sn3 thereby most speedily
renove the sore evils of tie dsy which 8oald
BE most becoming in s people who ike 20 be
/ thought EeGeTOua aud public bpirited-Wh0 k9CW
( tbat me vsius Of all they hsys depends upon
/ success, and UhO pf0lsss 70 De willing 10 devote
\ ali they hsve to the attainment of succsss
i Which wcuid piodpes tka greater effect upon
/ lie nations wh5s7 good opi1ioa We desire, and
upon the enemy wson we wish to impress Will
tbs hoselssaness Of bis GtseInpt 10 cenqaer us
/ Whiea vii have lhe happier inhuencs upon tas
Eainas Of our. swn psopi5, drawing them neaEe
! 70 tHs 9svegnusRt and the GUysrnraens Eesfe
TO tao,n, and sroasiag higher aud boiler 8ss
for tos cause Remember this eontyibRasl
must be made volad diaIily OF ay compulslons %
Ne hrayy oat 0! ysssF sis alternative u q saiGi
al sGccalaslag to financial ruio- Ehs Tins hs
ne % CHOOSE. Ii 1t Is to be dOHs spoassns
ously, the necessary steps Dust be taken befOr
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- Ernrf,rs d ,hs -.

TIE wars waz5d b5 tbs easr17 in the 6is.
tsmt snd remote E4r.s Of LLs Cs1fa 2erscV. a. oz,
the western bCrtsr---s assuming q baTbaritv and
atroeily Iey5.1ng % hunanitT. FIR instasIcs. a
Kaasss Guy (HissoaTi) psyer, speaking Of ths
policy Of G9noIsi Ewing (sha Yankee general
III command Of tbss -depsTm m5BI) .owan3 tha
seeessianist5 Of tlAs c0uu.ry, sssE: ganar,3
z wings policy toaasd thsse sgIs.e .ea=s f-or,- ~
very start, before ag veil as srles tbe I.swrsnes
massacre, has besn sIHisle srtsrniaat.es-notb
lug less HIS 9r1sIs nave b11a ID lsks M 1rfs.
ohsrs nom them, snd th5 orders have been
strictly Obeyrd.'
A<ains the s. L3Ci5 Dsmoegas. an Abslision
se=ai' ssyss y rstsEriay u the troubles on the
aiss-E-i border:
" Ths 7ih Missouri State militia arc bupfnr
al ihs houses or rebel sympathz z1rs sll sonz ths
border. fearful state OF saBgs exists in al the
border counties, and general devastation Is OBJ
servable
The other dsy we pub shed IN extract frcna
speech delivered by 4 Ysakse-KaBss3 eof7asl
named Janniscn. This T0fisn declared thst a.
would hang every man without g pro- sctjon ~
psFs." Ha said thsl ths whole duf7i Of hiE
regiment (thad5-h) would be 10 lriii r. bsl- .
snd closed with lhe tOs5wing a.F1cious bostt.
I've earrY tie Tag kill win shc sabsr- auS
[ bsrg vita me galows
Y-t, ia ihs face Of all his, ous Cs,vs--rnsnt r.
f0si5 70 Go any hing bas sly aai tia y7ish Y.n-
/ i.se spiss and mR-CeTeTs, sueh as t,s uet1rio1-
Rucklr, who is now at large, ia o1gh lastBathv
/ snd timidity Of ihe GJTeluneus 10 hriss i'm q
! trial. 0 but for one day Of the s.era vii of
"Oid Hickory"
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z.A., sv,n,n,s,zsr. In Wall s.yse,

Tho special New York eorFesP99 99deR. Of tha
Phila3ephia fHgEirsr ssysi
TIE favors5e TeBs-ss from the army Of the
PotoHas liz reach as to-day have difussd
i1goagaOgs tae city more esn6dent feeliu0 as
to '-lhe situation" ihsre than ths stock-iobsirg
aud gold-sPeeulsting eanards Of vesser5av
would permit True, the sharp .visagsd mspeg
sndesa, aad the equally sharp operators for I
"Tiss," Who i've on the corner Of Fxebanga
s.scs aud south William street, eontnus thSir
etfofss 70 SOW dlstrust in the public mind. bu.
.seiF eadsag rs to-day you viii observe b7 ths
eaurso Of things 9. the Bos-d, have not been re-
wafded Hlth ulzl ked success There are Ro36
saagy Te1el sympalhizsTs, IF nos rebels il iaes
Il " ali atEsat feIhaps nowhere in the whole
RoTth IS every httla nishsp 70 the Union force
! SO groedily seized upon ami magnifsd sud dis
tOgted in order 10 help treason IS home, and give
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Frsn ths Reaasus whisI

FreD the Ec1@ous Wig
Tie fol owing Is 9 lis sraI eztTsc. fTcm Letter
vri.;es. in The fee ON Of family c3resnaz5-
eaco, bF lady iu tae country to . gsH lsmal
il his ely. Tie writer IS ihl intel g'n- mis-
tress and Manager sf G large eztsis, -la hef 5uz
e=stious indicate 'ttss rrac,ical wisdom Is rol
uc1Ceeiz1d By the "caufietiug sex" He
good sense AID good spiis are egasily ilgs
tfsted IN Wbat she says. Eaom vsEl5Vs sources
re learn that tbs wssssge decay sud d-,tguc-
ton Of .is rithings, from B1skllitSlaoss, neg
reDca and bsa condHct, are 20 great - ssfiClsiy
b. Etiees tbs value of that sUUlcs q supplies O.
CIR amy Tie law itself grobsbly requires
saea6uc1t IN sar1e Of its Gotsjs, but it Is osE-
tail that the execution of i demands the mosi
Ua.ehfli and rigorous overlooking BY the higk
fuuch7narle5 entrusted with its enforcement
TIE falcWng Is he extract:
I never beard until yesterday, that We hsd g
give up tsath Of cur tobacco TO the Govern.
meat, ans, to ny SssJnishUons- lssTR is is to
BE- sent 70 the dspo.s oY Ton, Dick sH6 Harry
Good, bad and iE6 fsr5ns viii Of cozr5s b
tam0icd into 0-W great mass, ia Indifferent
b-U.e5, 20 mCg'd and rot We who make 10
5zeeo know that It quires the astsRHss 9i thl
farmer thToughoG- the winter aEd sPrIag te pre-
serve st. zud il aass De asserted WITH the n!c1sl
csro 10 make it sell VIII yeu tall ns Wd5 ia LC
De this a. the dspc5sl AID If it weTs poss ojs
90 emPioY careful aad proper agents, h1H "A 1ss
meneY woald it taxa 10 pay shsraf Why so'
lat lie tsruasrs manage it sll, as il il we're ioi
themselves carry it to Market, gss tho bes
urics, sRd Isa5er up s tea,h OF tie money
S=lEiutssest weuIA iu5uce them to &c. tho Res
/ prices BaysEs might be required - give c5r
afss.es of whzs they paid, Sad sellers OF tbei
receipts. Would not this coarse save vas
deal af labor aud expense The labsg Of Tax
| ing cara Of it would fail on Ede isrme,s, C
ecWse, bat il would be crest saving b. th
| GyveInusas.. S0uo par5oLs think- hsld Of tL
| tx, and nsny, peThsPs, viii ih,oU The srtic!
/ OF heir hands, after a carsiss5 uEuGsr, ar.
save lhemslves as mach labor a. possible. Y5j
1 know
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The Next Wheat CroP-asere tse Prstrer-
sve EabaFs

sve Labsr.
3 cores pcu3on. 81 tbs Charleston Courier of
the i7ta. makes rreYscrs comp ANTS lhss the
wheat prospects tor mex. spring GTs ozeasdinziy
gloomy On see0avs Of the ab5ece5 Of placdng
.s50T, ths Sale 5ra't having placed iol large
poT.icn Of she Pro5lssiya population IN inc
field. In th3 bounds uf the -Gis1ricts from
which rsgihe1t has besn raise5, be saws The
yield viii b. SHORE 5000 bushels by the vith-
eTawal Of AGO usn who are Don-slsvsbOiding
| planters and over fJrty Eve wears of ace, 10
form that regiment The Ssms Mis5issippian
Of the l7-n also sounds aa arzrl, As folsov-s:
Shall We bsys whoap crop tbis year A
few weeks uaGst deeds this question. Can
wheat bs sown without mea1 A.e nos men Of
certain ages more useful on the -afB than in fhs
5srrseks1
The Nsr,h Carolna papers $50 ex2.sss grave
aPpreaea5ieHs Gu the sane subject.
This Is 8 mos. Interesting topic sni demands
/ tie attention OF statesmen. Tls production OF
to0d is as vital ts the cause IS success in ANS
/ TAe food resources Of he eoaatry must not bs
diminished; and yea It is clear, from the elamor
raised BY msny Of taa nowspaPsIs about put
I Jing ever body ale 20 % ssrcy gIu into he
! army" and iron Ire talk cf tis NV e1u-ress-
uaa IN their addresses 20 ths same parprss- tbat
ther5 vii be great danger Of overriding this
1 business Of io-cisg prodCcars into the sruy.
/ aid 60, ffom iaeE Of iood, tbs cogr.rv Will 10
/ more sfletusliy suhjagafeJ tlsu Lineola's
armies csuld 10 i. 1asurs Us plenty Of good
iood 30 sustain oar srmiss ia the Gsil and thsir
families st home, and thers Is no fear Of subiu-
| gation But. with iusisquzss sdDslis5 Of food,
/ eur cause is eeTisinly ruined, slthough you
I sh0aia double her armies The fsvoz.ts ak is,
Strengthen tho armies and conquer a peace
before spnHZ" This is \ scho0lboy's dean
sT It Is the desperation Of the game .sr who
aszsTds Bis al On a single cast of the dice. We
certainly hoPs has the dav Of P7aes may not Be
very remote, but it Is the dictate Of the most Or
dinaTy prudence 10 prepare aud keep prepared
I for pTo-r1c-sd Ta-,
/ Ths time 'g c)mia 2 whan ths so'id men OF the
country must set thoir faces against a IriLcus
I dam ap % Cur population for var BUrnose8-
! The proposition 20 ceEsc=ibs msH ever t1rty i've
8 sHeiIsl To GET oas god ssgyic-sb q soldier
of thar age, Il Ell probably XII fouE or Eve Of
/ The most valuable Uf car proGactivs peBu alton
/ heads Of large families, small EaTu=y plan;sIs
snd isrnsr7, s5oss place could net be saoplied-
Few men OF the sssyisd Blys.csl habits which
commonly s'.ach % ths sg- OF f1-fy-ige ard
uPvaTt ca1 be .skea from Rom aai suddenly
ssai . the vieissisUjis Of cz10 fe wiib1as ruin
ln2 tA-H c0us-itulsn5 or klli1s thsn. We
hope .ae Pres8 vil be careful IL TIER c,uusels
up9n this subject TsiegvagA
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Encouragement n the sTm3a'h'zsrs with Il
sbrcsd Tta Liverpool sd Lo-0or cesre-
tpondence Of some Of these fellows, i aid
bare, would discover q disloy7l,y which vTouic
Asaenish the Eaivss Many Of re god sBecu-
s-efs-ihs men, 1 mean, who coin The csi sTds
which almost ezay create q Fanie in the GtFEfi--
ars f5Teiguers, who n3t only have 70 sympa'sy
#hstever with the Union cause. but are seaEeeiV
st pains n conceal ti8ir satisfaction Whenever q
rebel sueesas, 10 matter bow unimport4ui i-
may be, Is announced.
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VOL. XIV, NO 2I9

auch an seksoEled gemsut IA Tammsuy hall
yvsiaT AZ, rs shoud warm every true DsmceIaac
heart IL the land. Tie impending ruin that hss
husg over the Dsm0e. acy OF this State, bygsa-
s-n q i5s tenp0Tizing with the war policy or
tho Administration, hiss bseH removed By the
co1csssions of The conference Committee to the
principles Of Mozart hal, and every peace
Dsaoerst has sincere reasons to take new couT-
ags-N Y Feiss
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UziOR Of the Eseai aioerecy-aacsszs OF tho
peace zsrfaCEnse.

The union of ths Democracy. Of this city for
the ensuing election, which was c0nsunmsted
Yesterday by tho confersGea committee Of Mo-
gsrt aud TsmIpany halls, vii tayow iEso uiser
sonfusien aud esnsterB2tisa tbs Republican
b9sts. Wko haze io1dlY tTasted tkss the phantom
Of A ifreconoiable division woDld prevail iu
his eouucit of con iers1ee. Fhsy Bel svs6 that
the calumet OF peace ii tbs Dsmecra,ie ranks
could net sEA.n be rslghssd aal tbs. s,s yvar
heiei.st werld not be sErisd, hRs ghs nsai-noag
SETON Of the conference committee yesterday
Tilldiypel t1is illusion, and ooaviRes s5am rhst
ihs D lrnoc14ay Of New T5k VIII again present
such iurm dabls sad united front, as viii So
euro to the STATE sud eoGnty sickst such An
svervs he!piipg majoEsy As wiA gala for US
another gloriJas sGd complete sace-ss,
The preamble and resolutions passed By tbs
| CENT g5nes committee ara aGo.bef triTm b
/ fox Mozart hsli, ana dem 1nstla;s the inaauts-
/ bgisy Of the uathfalasss Of lAoss psiuaioIas
/ which hsye guided Der thToHgh hsr snccossos.
ald a hieh secured her Tc1GEIi.ieu in the l.s.
| Stats s1G0n-PFiaeiglas which, Paeaix-
ike, have arisen fTOm tae ashes Of the oneo dead
Dsm0oIacy 10 Tegenerate it, and which received
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ezenersI kzeSICIina GA ,he Pennsylvania
Elsegisns
ORAEoE, n. J, Oct. u, 1868.
Hen Charles J. Bisdle;

OEAEoE, n. J., Oct. u, 1863.
Hen Charles J. Bisdls;
DEAR SIE: by aAsn;ioa sas been called -
81 srliclc Ia the PHILADELPHIA Press, asserting
tia. hs5 writtsa q n zkcaes-s Of the D9ss-
seratls meeting 81 Ailsss wp disspproViag tbs
objects Of the nsetipg, ard thst, it | votsd and
ssske, it wosld be IA favsr of Gsv. Curtin.
am inls,med chat sizilsr assertions have
b.ez made throughout the Stzts. Is has b5en
ny earnest esdeAv0s heretofore 90 avoid Parilai-
Bslie1 in patty politics, sad I hsj 6elsrmiusd e.
sdbers TO lhis cOufse, but Is is obvious tkst l
cannot 10. e m2iR-aia silence Usasr ssca mig
representa-. iosE, therefore request yoU TO deny
that I havs written aEy such .eit2r, or entertain
any such views IS th55e attributed TO me ia the
Psils5siphia Press / desire to state, clearly
srs sisii1ctIy, that having SONS few days ago
sad nlll conversation with Judge Woodward,
/ fad that car views sgges, sos l regard his
clee ion So governor o. Pelasy ivgNia called for
by the interests of tho nation. 1 understand
Judge Wood ward to be in isyer Of the proseeu-
tion ST the var wilR all the means at ths clM-
Issnd Of the loyal S5afss until tie military
power Of tie robe liOa is destroyed.
IH1derslsad him 70 BE- o. sks opiEioa tbas,
while war IS waged With all possisls decision
and energy, .he policy digsctiDg il shsuld be il
consoasncs with the principles Of humanity AID
civilization, working No injury to priYe.e rights
and property Ros deEaanoeI BY military necas-
sity asd recognized By military lAw aFeong civ
liked nations, ani issiiy understsBd bim to
sg .ee vita as in the oPlaiOn that lbs ses great
0sjs Of this war s,e-tse restoration OF the
Hnity Of tie Hsti0R, Toe preservation OF the ecE-
stitution, and the supremacy of the laws Of the
ceuatTy.
Believing that our opinions entirely agres
upeR tRsse points, would wese it in my power,
give 10 Judge Woodward my voice and vote.
l ana, very respectfully, ysurs,
GFe B MCCLELLAN.
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the most sgrsssbls announcements Of the eve
ning--he intended to lave LsughisTl He
-sboul feel plessef 70 hsvs the yiee-prssi5eul
take his chair he was hesrily glad 10 hsve
bsen present witt them thst evenir e, ard hopsd
bis Russian friends would carry with them
rrsry pleasant Tf fcollectoDs of the oecssioR-
VolaaieeF ;oas.s followed, and amid great en-
thusis.m lhe psrIy b.oke up ab8ul midaighL
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" Mankind lg urco vssk,
And littls 20 ba trustei. -

There is not honor and honesty spS patriotism
enough in this land 10 trust or eIpecl taai al
will do tkeir duty. l have sszn Il stated, tsi8
summer, that the wheat sent 20 TIE dspats was
IN such hs-t IS 20 ba greatly damaged, snd l
have declined sending miEe-Hsvs KEEP It irrs1
i,eq7ently. I wish Il 10 do ear poor soldiers 81
sAs COED L esn, aAd will send Il ss soon now IS
possible. We Ere getting on a. usuali soia-
aiuK, wsGviug, picking cut cotton sud cess,
dgeisg potato 5, making molEsses, etc Hung
cur last tobacco today, and wish 1 could say a.
mach Of oar caanaiss.
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