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TO MANOR GENLRAI GEORGE 3. MCCLELLAN
YROA MANY CITIZENS BOSTON,
February 8, 1858.

Tho sword was placed in q handsome black walnut
case, lined with blue satin and velvet. -
the conclusion Of the presentation ceremonies the
gift inspected with great satisfaction by all present.
Mrs. Mcclellan was accompanied 70 tho apartment by the
General, and manifested unutterabe delight. The da-
mond at the ht Of the sword in an especial manner cap
tvated her eye, and she playfuy remarked that she
should be uneasy until she got from Its setting for her
remark might have been translated, my dear
fancy you picking of that magnificent diamond. When
Tho company, after congratulaing the General his
good fortune gradually retired The OCCASION before
intimated Twas Of marked interest land
OF the leading events far hts soourn in our city
We trust II will be associated, the distinguished recpi-
snt with pleasant memories. Quite arc We that It
In genuine tribute Of homage 70 the hero and patriot.
AT nine O'Clock the General and lady attended .
reception given by Edward Everett at his residence
In Summer street. large, fashionable and cultivated
company graced the occasion Though less dashy than
some OF It's predecessors, II was the elegant.
the presence OF lively and cultivated ladies' with much
else that need not be hnted combined 10 give edt
such as Is rarely witnessed even In standard Boston
Today General Mcclellan will visit several OF the public
schools He will also make several return calls with his
lady, and In the evening will attend soree At pri
Last evening delegation OF some sixty citizens Of Au.
gusta Me- including several members OF the Legislature
sao 10 S0ss s,, 'V ,ha ,ne Sene,M NC
Robert cony, OF Augusta, a. charman-wil wait upon
him this morning 70 deliver the Invitation In person. II
| IL not at all probable that Il will be accepted.
General Mcclellan leaves Boston for Hartford o.mor.
row morning, where he spends Sunday, and Monday
The following Is General McCcllan's reply 10 the invi
/ tation 10 visit Portland.-
| Bosros, Fob. 4, 1863.
1 Hon A. W. II. CLAP, Portland
pHAR SIR have tho pleasure " acknowledge the 70
cept OF the letter Of Mr. Emery accompanying the
utons, adopted OF tho citizens Of Port
land, inviting me TO visit their city. regret that am
stl obliged 10 repeat tho reply reluctantly gwen to
the depuation OF gentlemen who did honor to cal
upon Monday-that II Is not In my power at pre-
sent 10 accept the very naterng invitation conveyed by
them Please convey TO Mr.. Emery and the gentlemen
he represents my warm and sincere appreciation OF tn,
honor the havc conferred upon me, aud my heartfelt
gratitude for their approval OF my course public OH
Ger. II in the future arm again called upon exercise
active command, II will DO with the devotion tn,
cause OF the constitution and the Union that has actuaet
me IN the past and trust may be permitted say tina
shall ee all the stronger that have gained the appro
val Il 40 many q the citizens Of Portland
Again expressing my warslest thanks, am, very re
| specuuly ana Truly yours, GRO. II. MCCLELLAN,
/ Major General u. s. A,
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HIPPIN NEW s !,
ALMANAC roRK-rHrs DAY
suS HIsrs " NOON RISES. eve en
sTrs. y HIGH WATER. 10 "a
Port OF New York, February o, 1868.

CLEARED
Steamship Bdinburg tBr), McGuigan, LverDool-John
ss.mship ss,ona (Ham), Ehisrs, Southampton and IA
we-KunhArdt A 90.
Steamship Star Of the South woodruff Key west-sami
l. Miichii
ship Challenger, winsor San Francisco-wmT Coleman
Ship Excelsior, Swift Liverpoo-s Thompson Nephew.
. SHIP Prnl Albert (Haml, Plaiz. Hamourg-R somAn
Ship sowamsetAJohnson, Buenos Ayres-J Morton. Jr.
BARK Ansdell tBr), McKie, Cape Town-Ssp'er = "eis
BARK Yiobe tBr) Agcp, Na,amoros--A BIeiand.
Bark Bonito (Br), Richan, Santa NATHAN de rums
bark Y ward Lynch, Portland-J e Ward Co.
Bark Leland, kiekcrson, Boston. .u,r,,.
Brig II Haycsock tBr), Smith, LAsuayrs-S J" h'neya
Br,s Jennie Moody (Br), Heaey, Havans=N Brsham.
m Maria g r tBrl, wchber. st Jago-J Ward Co.
Big W n,a,, rS wnaerhi. Rinsson Js-B wenbsrg
schr Aqenora tBrl, Dickson. Haifa.--J Hunter Co..
acbr Enterprise (Br), Gould. ~ John, Md Dewof.
SIR shark, B.sston, Port Roysi--N l. Nc ready Co
EN- s,cenan, seelman, Great Egg Harbor-Haynes
Hal as lIsre corsor Egg Hsrbor-T @ Benton's Sons
SCR X NJ Browning, Rsley, Egg Harbor-M Ranyon
90 WIN pnquest Luce. New Haven.
sloop sophronia, Vail, Bridgeport-ff Racket
ARRIVED
e..r,saip Roanoke Thompson New Orleans Jan "a via
Havana mdse ana passeagers TO Ludlam hsss
Ken CO. Was detained on the highlands ~ hours by tao
iosesm.hip Pstarsco ~ tansport Bcarse Washing,
hours. to Ouartsrmaster 9Th inst off Hog Island.
spoke snip Euterre from Newport FORTE Nom
roe "a inst At Fortress Monroe during heavy Storm
apamship Cheaapeake, wiletts. PerlaaA WIN mAss A
rasDsnesrs, " y Cyv1vep % -. = y
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nov ioR DAhAoEs-in August. 1861, the Jc6ersorsan
weekly newspaper, published nj Wsstchcstcr Pa was
seired by United States Marshal Mlward and bin assist
ants under order from United States District
,oney The paper wassuppressed and the olce closed
anu 20 remained suppressed and closed until the 20.
Attorney declining TO proceed further with tho infor ma.
ton which he had filed, charging VIM. H. Bodgson tho
PROPRIETOR o. The paper with aiding and abctts The r-
beion the publication o. the parcr was resumed sub
scauen,y VT. hogson instituted suit against Mr. Min.
ware, tne maishal and VIM Schuyler and John jenkins
reason OF such seizure The came on trial before
Judge Louvre, Of Philadelphia, Thursday The toeti.
muny on behalf OF the plaintiffs was confined 10 tho
seizure ard the incidents connected with IL the
til, Who was represented by Vim. n. Reed and Geo w
Bdde also gave In dence the record Of tho nrocc~d
ings the United states Circuit Court Tho nlsinsia
claims q 80 damage The jny recdsrsd vsrdcs sar
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ship caanoenos ssson. Liverpool Jan with mdps aB
rs osssengsrs TALL wel, TO Williams 0aon An Safsu
died ON the passage
Bark Martha Ah1a Brghman. Providence via Newporss
day Z, In ballast 70 MASTER
Brig Princess Royal lBr Eewbold Bermuda. days. WI
hides &c, 70 Smith, Jones Co. Had stormy weather
the passage.
Brig Baldwin. Brown Philadelphia days. with coal
sehr Emily (Br), Monroe. Halifax 10 days. with osis
schr Amazon tBr,, ou.rbridss Halifax. 10 days. Wit
nsn, 70 J Whitney 4 Co.
steamer Westchester. Nye, Providence
Wind NJ sunsat
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Assembly.
ALBANY. Fob. Q, 1859.



1ns following bills were noticed for introduction
BY MI fRxxhAN-ro Incorporate the Spring Street Rail
1oad, New York.
BY Mr. RoeEss-To provide for the appointment, Of city
by the Chief and Assistant Engineers Of the
rNe department.
BY Mr.. wARp-To construct ths North Side Railroad
from Newtown to Huntington.
By Mr.. DEAs-To amend the Metropolitan Police law
BY Mr. LxpwuH-To provide for the payment OF thu
New York city bonds issued the relief Of the families
volunteers and 70 authorize the continuance OF such
AID
BY Mr. DART-To create new ward in BROOKLYN by
dividing tho Eleventh ward.
BY Mr. TALIMAS-ro create board OF commissioners 10
NJ and determine the jurisdiction u New and West
chester, respectively, over the Harlem river.
BY Mr.. SEraoUR-To incorporate tho New York and
Brooklyn Passenger and Baggage Company.
By Mr. HuGlEs-To amend the charter OF Brooklyn.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. DARoy-To incorporate the Female Academy OF
Visitation, brooklyn.
BY Mr. TAiIsAS-To give the defendant in criminal
trials tho closing argument.
ny Mr.. Lknww-ro increase the powers of notaries
pubic IN New York and Kings county
ny Mr.. tfHsR-lo prohibit banks Of tho State from
eens or dsposng OF any specie above par during tho
Jim .ney SUSPEND specie payments; making void all
or me sale or purchase OF specie and prohi
sns loans on ece under forfeit Of the bank charter
By VT. NaM-io facilitate the closing up OF insolyen,
and dissolved mutual insurance comuaniea
BY Mr.. payR-To complete the Chenanuo Canal mia
Dill imposes tix Of one nth a mill for two vcars
BY Mr. NKsrBRcoK-To uthorze iustieos M ire na,.s
70 hold inqucsts In the absence q corooers f
BY Mr. FrIDs-To Incorporate the Hudson and II ,r,or
Rivers Canal Company.
Adjourned till Monday evening
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

De MUNS-BisHoP.-ln cambridge, New York, on Thurs.
day, February g. B. NJ DE MUM, Of New York SOPHIE
A., daughter Of Elisha Bishop, Esq., Of the former place.
No cards.
LEvisrss-LYN1-on Thursday evening, February s,
At the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Dr.
Cummings Mr.. RICHARD MORTIMER LEvINEss to Miss ELLIE
M eldest daughter Of John Lynch Esq., all OF this city
RowsE-IAyDEN.-ln this city, on Tuesday, February
3, CHARLES w RowsE, to Miss REpyccA WYaAS HAYDEN,
both OF this city, -. 49,
TuPrsR--ruSSzoN Boston, on Wednesday, February
4, by the Rev. Dr. Gannett WILLIAM VAUGHAN TUpPEa, OF
Br2okyn, TO MARIA THERnsv TLEroS, youngest daughter
6f Thomas Tieston, Esq, OF Boston. No cards.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY. Feb. 9. 1862
Mr. FoIdn reported favoraby the bill regulate tho
NJ 4 bay aps stray in New y:;s end sr2:skIyu.
49,, !. 81 Hills NfRoDucHB 1s-EIy ..-zzac;s~
By Mr.. Low-TO enable qualified voters Of the state in
she service OF the United sales 70 vote in certain
elections.
/. 81 Mr. lrI1E-To regulate Imprisonment in the State
q United states convicts
Ny. HAnDs1ls increase tho powers of n0'arios
On motion Of Mr. FoIGER the resolutions in favor Of Pre-
vtaent I.ncolns emancipation proclamation were made
Ne special order for Thursday evening"
The following bills ordered to third reading:
To amend the Banking law relative TO the number Of
directors necessary to form quorum.
10 enforce tho liabilities Of stockholders OF banking
poratinns In relation to the collection Of judgments.
The bill relative TO the liabilities OF stockholders in
banking corporations was taken up.
The bill provides Of the failure OF tho bank the
stockholders shall be liable up the full
amount Of the stock, IL necessary to meet the liabilities
Mr.. PRUYN-The same blu introduced last year. He
had opposed 1t then and should continue hs opposition.
He moved that the clause which rendered the operation
e the act most upon the stockholders residing In
eur own State DO stricken out.
Motion carried
Progress then reported on the bill
Mr.. FARRAR reported bill appointing receiver gene
~ for she trust funds OF the State
Mr. FoLsKR introduced concurrent resolutions amend
s constitution giving power to the Governor and Senate
20 appoint i've Commissioners Of Appeals with the
compensation judges OF said court 10 hear and deter
ne with the force and effect the Court, all ap-
Daas pending in the court which may be transferred 10
tAem BY said court. Laid over.
Adjourned tin seven O'Clock on Monday evening.
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The Railroad Route Between New yor~
and WnshInGton.

10 remedy the delays on the through route betveen
New York and Washington 10 which travellers i've been
% long subject, the Philadelphia and BatmoI Company
completing the Junction Railroad al far as tho
Reading Railroad intersection whence thc can run
tho Reading 10 the Trenton road and thence 60 New
York To shorten this detour around Philadelphia, tho
Philadelphia and Trenton Company about build tho
cut oG, completing the Junction Railroad, shown on
the map When these improvements and the bridge
she Sus1uohanna constructing, are completed the
same cars will from Jersey City 10 Washington with
OF any delay except at Baltimore where they will be-
present, hauled through the city by horses A Juno.
0n Isroau around Baltimore, to avoid the last mpedi
rnent already contemplated Bat to make sure Of the
ccnnccton AZ Philadelphia at all times the Broad street
railway from the Baltimore depot s 20 be extended 10 th
New YORK depot and 70 be 70 steam cars ppt
oonpuuiu me bfotherly lovers will allow utearn 10
be used upon II. What the oompan,ee nov sss ~ 49,
government s 20 declare certain existing street RAILWAYS
b military ana poet routes 30 that they can draw the
horsc prer 70 avoid the delay and annoyance a clsn
ns cars his oonvensscs could b sGssssd within fsx
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Supreme Court.

before Hon. Judge Rarnard
The case OF Dilaye vs.. Hart in which verdict of
81 600 was rendered for assault, brought up on
motion for trial the ground Of excessive DANA
ges and was argued by Mr. Edwin James for the plaintiff
and Msssrs A. Oakley Hall and Benjamin Galbrath for
defendant. Decision reserved.
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.,uprM ArtsM-rnE BEST OUTWARD APPIIc

DHTuMATIsM-THE BEST OUTWARD APPLICA
X ton h. AILCOCKS Porous Plasters Thousands hAy
been cured this distressing maady when affected In tn
hands wrists and joints
r AtIcocx Co.-Gcntlemcn II lately suffered severed
from weakness my back, occasonsd BY suddenly over
ererting myself Having heard your plasers
mended OF this Kind, procured one,
sut was all that could desire. single plaster cured
a week, Yours. respectfully.
j. a. BRIGGS Brandrcth Houss.
Sold at No. 4 Union square and No 2p4 Canal street.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR VALENTINES.
my YOUR VALENTINES
wuYpp yotr CAN GET GOODS THAT WILL akLL,
Mo THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY.
ruv .xrprcAy VALENTINE COMPANY,
iSs WILLIAM STREET
Have the ONLY COMPLETE AssokIhkNr Of goods
nave VIC o''~ the Valentine line
VALENTINES At ALL PRICES,
SOD down
NEW COMfCS-ALL NEW.
-. . .rronr them before The pre-
MOI ONO e'
xvw STYLES FRIENDLY COMICS.
I'D GoIpIERs, VALENTINE PACkETS.
ARMY VALENTINE PACKETS.
MISCELLANEOUS VALENTINE PACKETS.
"TORCH OF LOVE PACKETS.
VALENTINE Cards Valentine Envelopes &c FOR eJquis.
elegNnce endless variety, most desirable styles
~. h.st terms and everything right IN the Valentine line
sov,n a,he AMERICAN VALENTINE COMPANY
WWS It5 William street. New yors.
y Dstwven DssbnAa ~ AaA sarnn4D-
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roo LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

A VALUABLE Farm FOR SALE CHEAP-srTuArEI
~ on the Paterson plank road ana Hsckensack nver
Seacaucus only tive miles from Hocoken or Jersey oy
consisting OF Eight with bsrn wagon nouse an
cattle house with a good dwelling house, ana eicensr
spring and well water there are some ~ app n
tfecs and the place hnely situated or mAnet ga
dening only small amount of money required Terms
suit Apply 10 Dr. r. n. BuRRAs IS Great Jones stree
Ma
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CoLD FEET

" WHO HAS THEM
Chbans cold frostben feet for TO which use III
Gavano Electro Metallic Insoes the only and prevent
i've Price 81 per mail, 81 IS sold by druggists An(
shoe dealers generally. METTAM CO., AZ Broadway.
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- AAon' LIFE PILLS


whether reeultng from sedenAry occupation indneence
drinks residence climates domesuo gref1
eIccssve use OF tobacco opiaes truly miracd
ous They also sovereign remedy In both serss "a
neuralgia doloreua st. Yitus dance. langusr lAsndf
depression Spirits sick headache, impotency rrisabl1
fear e.citement disasts and ncaracy for business
diness of the head and paptatons OF the heart
which diseases owe their origin 10 arrangement Of III
DR. ADAM LAURIE'S LIFE PILLS are sold At No.
Union square, New York. a. one dollar per boz or are "
bv man free 10 OF the Uuon II dollar 10 ed
clossd 10 ALLCOCK a CO, No, 4 Union square,
New York General Agents for the United States
-" -~' Aud CANADA
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nR. ADAM LAURIE'S
HAVE PROVED A spI

IL LIFE PILLS
HAVE PROVED SPECIFIC IN
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
Mr. Mackenzie No SIS south Third Jersey ci
says they the medicine have and y
lave they my life. nearly gone by -voJ
affection Of tho head OF which thres boxes cure ed
trely"
lady. whose letter IL on ale a Ne Union square ss
s'two have restored my to heAltt
which DESTROYED by morphens "
WE HAVE TWO HUNDRED LETTERS FROM CLKH
9YMEN
which speak Of Dr. LAURIE's LIFE PILLS heaysnI
blessing They endorsed high digniia aries Of u
church, whose letter. may be inspected BY bona Ode pu1
chAseraL =
Mr. o. r. Colin, OF Gardner. Mass sent for sig dollar
worth after using Dor. He thinks there such
NERVOUS MEDICINE,
and thousands are Of his opinion.
The operation OF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-02
HsubJugatIng white Mon"
The Louisville Dem2c,ut saws:

The Louisville Democrat says:
Now, at this time, negro brigade is
marching into Florida, under the orders
of the Administration, for the purpose Of
subiugating white men,
What sort Of "white men" are they Of
whom the Democrat speaks? Are they
not traiiorous and rebelIious white men ?
Are they not the deadly foes Of Union
and liberty? Are they not the disturb
ers Of the nations peace, and the yio-
lators Of law and order? Are they not
the murderers Of the citizen soldiers of
the Union Have they not hung, shot
and imprisoned men for being patriots ?
Have they not chased and torn TO pieces
tender women with bloodhOunds ? We
do not think that such white men as the
rebels OF Florida and South Carolina are
one whit too good 10 be subjugated and
shot by negroes, or any body else. If
every guerrilla and armed rebel In the
peninsular "Land Of Flowers" were
driven into the Gulf by the negro bril-
gade, so that not traitor should be left
alive to poison the air with his breath,
iwelwould rejoice at It, No doubt that
the Democrat would rejoice to hear that
the negro brigade had been defeated by
the rebels, and would mourn If it were
TO Vanquish the proudest army that the
rebels over sent into the field. We don't
appreciate nor understand such squeAmish
Loyalty as that of the DeDaocrat, which is
SO nice aboutthe instruments it employs
TO destroy herebellion. We go for using
every Instrument and agent which we
may find efsctivs in DISCRIMINATING treason
and traitors. II we had the power we
would marshal all the eagles, vultures,
and Vampires Of the air, all the serpents,
and wild beasts of the earth, all the
sharks, sea snakes, and leyiathans Of the
briny deep, all the lava imprisoned in
the breasts of volcanoes, all the pesti-
lence Of Pandora's box, all the angels in
heaven, and all the devils in hell, to put
down forever the internal crusade against
humanity, led on by JEFF. DAVIS and his
myrmidons The country has had quite
enough of the Democrats satin-slippered
and kid-glOved loyalty, which revolts at
the thought of subjugating white rebels,
by any other troops except those COM
posed of members of the first families.
The people are kicking fastidious objec-
lions and delicate scruples to the wind,
aud wherever they sec rebel head they
intend to bit it, with the first club, Or
brickbat, that is at hand.
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News from Indianapolis.
speedy Enforcement OF the Con.
scriptiOn LRw.--Uorse Contracts.
Gen. Dumobt RssiEued.-ParoIsd
prAOncrs.

SPECIAL hispityh 10 The in,innati Gazette
lNDIANAPoLIs, March 29.-There has
been a great reaction in public sentiment
in this State since The adjournment of
the Legislature, and no doubts are enter
tanned as 10 the prompt and efficient en-.
forcement Of the Conscript act which is
to commence within three weeks from
this date. All of those, drafted from
Indiana will be assigned 10 the old regi.
ments, and will be put in the field bv the
fifteenth Of June at the farthesL At no
time since the commencement of the re
bellion have the Union men here felt
more encouraged than at present.
Capt Ekin, A. Q, NJ, at this place.
awarded contracts for one thousand cav
airy horses yesterday, at an average Of
one hundred and two dollars per head.
Brig. Gen. DImont has resigned his
commission in consequence of the i'm
paired condition of health, and his hav-
ing been elected 10 represent his district
in Congress.
Gov. Morton left Washington yester-
day, TO visit the Indiana regiments on the
Rappahannock. Five hundred Indiana
paroled prisoners taken at Murfrees boro,
are expected to arrive here tonight from
Camp Chase. They will remain here
until they are exchanged.
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King Isham,s Lsglslature.

We are surprised that His Excellency,
Senior Isham Good for Nothing Harris,
Governor General of all the Tennesseans,
has declined assembling the Legislature
at present. Wherefore, oh, Isham T? Gov
srnor johnson bad caught several of the
members Of your Legislature, BOB BEN-
NKTT aud PAULDTSo ANDERSON among
others, and was slowly but surely coll
lecting quorum-in the Penitentiary,
for you Perambulating Governor, and
travelling Chief Magistrate, you are play
ing the truRnt. You have been lying cut
Ia the hazel patches and cane brakes for
over twelve long months, and still we
see not the trustful Countenance Of our
peripatetic Isham Linger no longer, oh,
wandering child Of Beelzebub, You are
gathering no laurels. You invariably
run like q bloodhound at the first Gre, if
by accident, you come within range of
the Yankees. Come back Don't wait
for quorum of the Legislature. If you
can't beg money enough to pay your fare
ON the cars, and can't steal horse, come
afOot, Come anyhow, Give us another
message, Tell US about "dying in the
last ditch" Talk loftly of Southern
chivslay Declare that Federal army
can never get within hundred miles Of
Nashville, And if you can think of 1t,
say something about the 100000
School Fund which you stole
But lshsm, you are played out," we
fear, You have, coward written in CAPT.
tai letters all over your front side, your
right side, your left side and your coat
tail You rayed like lion, but you ran
like rabbit The very rebels mention
your dishonored name with scorn and
contempt only. None arc SO poor as to
do you the slightest reverence. CLAr-
BORNE JAeEsoS, Of Missouri, aud MAcor.
Yin, Of Kentucky, were poor sticks, but
they acquire somewhat Of respeetabiHly,
by being placed in contrast with your
self Quit Tennessee aud 70 North, aud
perhaps the Oopperhoads may elect You 10
represent some county in their Lcgisla-
lures, where you can get cheap whisky,
and offer compromise and conservative
resolutions without end That's ell you
arO d for
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nanded BIZ Gan. Vt Martin, aa-eid
officer who has seen service, and done
gallant thirgs in Virginia. worthy &C.
cession 70 the brilliant galaxy Of Cavalry
Generals in our army of Tennessee. .
Gen. Wheeler yesterday arrived from
McMinnyillS and went out the Murffees-
'boro pike 10 see how things looked in
that direction
; Cur army ID general il is needless to
Say, Is blessed With excellent health, and
having had good rest, is more than ever
eager for another fight with the legioEs
of Rosccrans. "Victory or death" is
written in every face, whenever the next
fight is talked about"
That may be, but where one fellows
face is inscribed victory" at least a
dozen are inscribed DEATH" two dozen
demoralized," and four dozen ske.
daddle."