, 1863-02-13

truth, II having labosed efficiently among the
1lclland population in combating the false
and disloyal sentiments 50 pcrsislcutly Ills.
semlhnttd by such sheets rs the Scr Lots and
kindred German papers.
We understand tllat btr. Want Would pro.
poses to 80 on will. the publication Of Ills pa
ptr, provided he can obtain sufficient cncour
agc.nent to warrant him in DOING 50. Although
he lost everything by the disastcro Oh Saturday
night, lie does not think Of giving up the pa,
per, il lis friends and the loyal citizens gen
orally will give him a helping hand in obtain
ing new material. We most sincerely hop,
that his efforts to 80 On with his publication
will be successful.
POISONING 4 Whole F.AMlLr.--An cytsaor
dinary case Of probably wilful poisoning oc
Cured in Cincinnati OH Tuesday last. in tl'
family Of Philip Bernhard. The family, eigh
in number, ate heartily Of some "oatmea
SOUP" prepared by servant girl named l1ar!
Stcinbrechcr, and Immediately afterward
taken severely Ill. A physician was sent for
who discovered that they were poisoned
Every remedy possible was applied, and III
we're restored with the exception Of a son
aged nine years, who shortly expired in grca
agony, and little girl, who is still in danger
Circumstances point strongly to the serTan
girl, Mary Steinbrccher, as the author Of th'
foul deed, md she WAS taken into custody.
.-.r,,o So-.,.o-., o.o..7oa - eo.,s.;o,
who recently signed the call tor the sccrc
reasonable meeting i'll Nc" fofk SHOULD o'
given to history. We therefore publish tllcm
Let the un1noving finger Of scorn be al"ay
pointed ut them. They are: titan 0'nf<7
Duncan, James Brlee, +. II. -Aafer, {: L. 1T
jtonf, Ddtid +. Hhette7, George 1tc&noF Car
It's, Auguste R1naont, s. +. d. Horse, '/ohn +
.dgae", SdnanoI J. 1ilden, Loriny 11ndte"s
Henry 1ouny and Il. 5. eIc,a's. The name O.
Sidney E. Morse was also attached to the cir
cular, but as he LAS pronounced 1t forgery
and says he is an unconditional Union MIN
we omit it from the list.
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unconditional Unionist,'' and is therefor
in favor Of a vigorous prosecution Of til
war for the restoration Of the Union"
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rendered these coins, and refused to pay m.
thing more for "discount OIL silver" VI:
elected from the cars by the conductor. 4
returned to the station on foot, aud was abo1
to commence an action for damages, when IL
railway company compromised the matter I
paving him $3.50.
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D4Y.-Detcctiyes under Col. Baker. Provo
Marshal of the War DEPARTMENT. on saturtl:
Inst arrested efxty-one dcsertcrs from IL
ar,nv. and placed them in prison. from vhie
thcv vii, Immediately be returned to the
| ree;n,cnts. This hare statement of fl
speaks in language most nn1nistakab'c Of Il
value Of Colonel Bakers service to the Go
ernmcnt.
1t Is stated t1,t 1,rrc nnmters of I,
| Now yort 1ta,55 dr;no conncrhc,d i'm,
nal arc sent free Of expense to the Potom
army, anu distributed among the sold1ers.
do this reasonable work, vas in part the
]ect o1 the recent great gathering at Delmo
leos, NeW YORK, a few nights since, and 1t
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DoS'1 WANT ANT MoRE.-A private in O.
Of the New Hampshire regiments, now ri
the army of The Potomac. writes home that