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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
DYJ. c. Mcguire a. co., AuctIonscrs,

DY }. c. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuctiOnecrs,
- WILL De SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
FRIDAY, the 25ih instant, a quantity OF MANURE
belonging to the QuartcImAster's Department,
lying at the Horse Corral on Twcnty-secOnd street,
and on II between Twenty-Hrst and TwcRt y.scCOnd
streets, and al such other points rs will then be
designated by the AuCtiOneer.
Terms cash in Government funds
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock at the Horse
Corral
The manure to be removed within ten days after
:ho sale. ..
CaIAfA. q. NJ, U. S. A.
JAS C. IF & UIRE Co,
AuCtiUneeFs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
PAT. GOSLING 247.
REST TAURANT
FORMERLY OF NEW YORN

The Proprietor of this Fayorlte Restaurant
merely desires a continuance OF that generou1 pat
rOnAge which has heretofore been bestowed, Iuly
satisfied OF his ability 10 convince the IJiIc that
his establishment ranks among the best in the
city,
THE VERY BEST THE MARkET AFFORDS,
Of all that the appetite crave, either to eat o:
drink, can be obtained at
THE GosLING RESTAURANT,
No. 2sT PeIn'A avenue,
bot. 18th and 18th SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
FOR SALE OR RENT.

JTNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
y Two large connecting Rooms, on third floor
are for rent to single gentlemen Apply at 80 last
Capitol street. Its
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

N.B-tl the reIurHt OF many customers, the
urOpTlt fnr Las arr lHEJl to make u l1.lgtioH, 10
regular tvArtcr-, u -Jprr cent On the REGULAR bill
oil fare. ue y
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
BAR-IRoN AND STEEL

L i
Hardware, Dlr-lrOn, Steel
Horse Nails and shoes
Diamond State shoeing EOn
AXlcs and Axle Boxes
Springs, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Hubs, spokes, FeIlOes, SkAits
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
HaircOth Springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings OF all kinds
EngllSh and AnIeIIcan FATaishss.
A large aud complete stock Of the above OOH
slsntly on hand
THOMPSON s co,
No 6I5 Ninth st., opposite CsHtrs Market
eb7 Late G. r. Thompson a Bro.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

q All manure hitherto purchased from this
Depot must be removed within the time above
specified, It will be Iesold for the benefit Of the
Government. mar lT-dtds
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

ELEoANI c1LLioRAPHY-Weha have seen, to-day,
one ofthe npsss specimens Of pen-And-lnk picture
making ever executed In this city. II lie copy Of
resolutions passed BY the Grand Lodge l. o. o. =.
on the death Of their late Grand Secretary John T.
Banss' The resolutions are beautifully engrossed
and surrounded by . wreath Of smblems sur
mounted BY an eagle, and the drawing and shading
are oeNquisitely done that II resembles ne steoi
engraving. The piece was executed by Mr.. T. W.
Fowler, Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

sELHcIIoE or CAFTAIN.-CRpt. VIM. G.. Moore,
the popular and sfciont private secretary TO the
Secretary Of War, has been elected captain of the
National Rlhob, Of this city, vioe Capt. puport
Davis resigned. This company, we need not re-
mind our readers, ia the gallant corps which 90
promptly and unanimously volun teersd its ser
vices during the early days Of the rebellion, and
rendered such important service both in Maryland
and Virginia. On the iath OF April a grand solree
10 to BE- given In honor OF the birthdAy Of Henry
Clay, which occurs on the day previous, (sunday,)
and also IN view Of the fact that It IL the Gnniver
sary occasion Of the nrat parade OF the company.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

New YORK, january SOth, 1889.
uDoLFHo WOLFE, Esq., % Beaver ST., New York.
DEAR sIRi The want OF Pure Liquors for Medl-
cal purposes has been long felt by the profession,
and Thousands Of lives have been sacrificed by the
use Of Adulterated articles.
We have tested the several articles which you
sont u.s. and consider 1t justly entitled to the high
reputation you claim for 1t.
We would recommend you to appoint some Of
the respectable Apothecaries in different parts Of
the United States as Agents for the sale OF your
Bourbon Whisky, where the profession can obtain
the same, when needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success In your new enterprise,
We remain your obediont servants,
NALESTRE MoTT, NJ. D., No. GrAmAFcy Park.
J. M. CARSouHAN. NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
Surgery, Surgeon-in-Chief to the State Hos
pital, &C, Ne, II East sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D.. T95 Broadway.
II. p. De WEES, NJ. D., 79I Broadway.
JoSEPH WORsTER, NJ. d., 100 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE, M. D., ~ Bleecker street.
JOIN o'REiLLY, NJ. D., go Fourth street.
u. J. RAPHAEL, NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
and practice OF Surgery, New York Medical
College, &C., 81 Ninth street, and others.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
EEMAII COLLEGE,
L BORDENTOWE, n. !,

This Institution il pleasantly located on tie
Delaware river thirty miles north Of Philadelphia.
II has been ia successful operation for more than
ten years and Is one Oi the most NUuIBhlnE lhstl-
tutions OF learning in the countfX,
Special attention Is paid 10 tie ComuOn anu
Higher branches OF English, and superior adVAn-
tageB furnished in Vocal and instrumental Nus.c,
Drawing and Painting. French and Latin arc
taught by experienced teachers.
Persous coming lrOm the south can leave Wal
nut street wharf Philadelp phis, at and a. m and
"a, ~ and 6 p. M. -
REFERENCES IN WASHINGTON:
Hon. J. c. Ten Eyck, senate
Hon.J. n. L. StTattOn, House OF Representative
John p Polk, State Department
lanes L. Cox, Treasury Department.
W, h. Van NoTtwiek, Department Of internal
Revenue.
S. l. Groot, NJ n, 49,
RsS. JOHN H. BRA6sLEY, A. NJ,
feb Is-sms ersEldsnt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
AMUSEMENTS.
Psumyvgnts Apru.s, aea WRads Hotel. 3
CRovER,s rnEATRE,

N~'NstFNNf~ @a'''--i w. Fr'''Ns H"''t'
-~
Leonard Grover Manager
This tThursday) Evening, March 20,
Last Night but Two Of
f. l.. DAVENPORT,
and
j. W. WALLACR, Jr.,
And all the other members Of the Tragedy Combl-
nation, and OF the superior dramatic company.
Last time this season, positively, Of shakspeare's
great military pageant
RICHARD III.
Let them not live to taste this lands increase,
That would with treason wound this iair lands
peace"
Richard, Duke Of Gloster- y. l.. Davenport
Henry Earl of Richmond J.w.wallaok, Jr
Queen Elizabeth Emily Mestayer
Lady Annie Ada Parker
Duke Of buckingham Charles Barron
TU-mOrrow-Bon of Z. L. DAVENPORT.
In rehearsal,
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP
"BLACK-EYED SUSAN"
Admission So IS, and 70 cents. Secured Seats %
cents additional.
mar 20
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

why Is IT THAT THE PEOPLE ALL RUSH
Ood Clothing at low prices, JA9s
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

Grand Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at ,
O'Clock, for Ladies' and Children,
Admission-Ladios 90 cents, Children 10 cents.
mar ol-Gl
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctIonoers.
ID NOTICE.
ARMY EXPRESS COMPANY UNCLAIMED

< NAsAsA4N - ENA1hAtAhoy
ARMY EXPRESS COMPANY UNCLAIMED
FREIGHT.
hands Of the Army Express Company, upon which
the freight and charges still unpaid The con.
Aisnees named in the annexed list are notified to
their names, before TUESDAY, the 3tst instant,
otherwise they will be sold at public auction at 10
'io' Sckedais &C. eE COniSni SiR ga aST Names.
Nine Boxes With, With Iron Camp CandIesticks, marked
one Bbl. Buckwheht Flour, marked 81. T. EcL-
hart, e. o. D."
One Box whiting, one do. Emery Paper, marked
&C. n. Williams, C. o. D."
'"S smith, Mt C c. o. B"''i' B." "'fA'u "ii'''n' y
One Pair Heavy Boots, (unknown.)
Five Boxes Camp Lanterns, One Box Tea Pots,
One Boz Tin Ware, marked "Dr. Englebrech,
Any application made to Green X williams,
AuciioneCts, corner Of seventh and streets, will
GREEN WILLIAMS
mar 26-d Auctoneers.
DY GREEN g. WILLIAMS, ,Auetioneers,
ID UNCLAIMED FREIG HIT FROM BALTINuEr 4
ONO DEPOT, AT AUCTIOH.-On SATURDAY, the
Of Beckett 4 sweatt's PATENT OVENS to pay
freight storage, &C to The highest bidder Tor easl
mar 26--d Auctioneers.
RYJ. G, Mcguire q CO, AuCtloneeTs.
Lots, corner of Connecticut avenue and North L
stfcet.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 3lBt,
at O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell 10 the
highest bidders, Eleven Building Lots, situated At
the corner Of Connecticut avenue and North
street; nine OF the lots front on North street, and
run back to "A ten foot alley, two Of them i'm
proved BY siuall brick houAesD and two front on
Connecticut avenue, between and NJ streets,
These Lots are desirable sizes for building sites,
and the location Ia very fine.
Terms: Onc-third In cash, the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest," secured BY
decd Of trust on the premises.
Dy order Of the Executor.
J. c. cGUIRE & CO.,
mar 2i-eOd&ds Auctioneerp.
DYJ G. Mcguire a. CO., AuetIoneers.
ID WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
THURSDAY, the I'd Of April, 1893, at the Corral,
near the Observatory,
A NUMBER OF HORSES AND MULES,
Condemned as unit for public service, belonging
to the Quartermaster's Department
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Sale TO commence at ten O'Clock a. IN.
CHAS H. TOMPKISs,
Capt. A. q. NJ, L. 8. A.
J. &. MCGUIRE & CO.,
mar 23-ts Auetioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
voLsHU.VENT, OF THE MILLERs.

Doors open at o'clock Performance At s.
Admission, 70 cts.i Orchestra, 80 otS.i Private
BoNeS, tholdng six persons) 90.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
GRANp, UNI0E
MASS MEETING,

UNDER TIE AUSPICES or THE CITY
COUNCILS, IN THE HALL or THE
MOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN.
ING NEXT, THE S1H LNgTAHT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
RARRoW, MKELDEN a Co., Bankers,

BARROW, M'KELDEN a Co., BHnLSrS'
223 PENNsYLVAEIA AVENUE,
(oPFosITE wILLARDs'D
WashintOn, D. c.,
WILL BUY AND SELL
Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Money Virginia and
other Southern Bank NoIes, Demsnd and s-lo
Treasury Notes, Aud ,.. ether GoYeIAmsAt tecuFl-
tics, DrS fts on the Northern GiNeI and Europe.
Navy and Army Checks, and QuartermaSters'
Vouchers rHsh'.. ,r-..,.
Ronjs, StO,k8, ~ q Id hOughl and rOld donu7 /
ro-,nII.siru.. L.n,.4,4 IvCvts b. mar @J-l!u
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
aug Sly
WANTS..

A sEAMSTREsS wANTED.--some re
n liable lady, who is good seAmstress, and
can take work to her own residence, will hear Of
an opportunity to procure employment by address,
Ing Box 81, Republican Office. mar 25-3t
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
r PHILA ELF HIA,

EOR PHILA LPHIA.
The steamship SUWANEE, Semmes, master, is
now receiving freight at the Fish Wharfdn George
town, for Phfladelphia, and will positively sail on
the list of April.
For freight or passage, apply to the Captain, on
board, or TO MORGAN l. RHlNBHART,
mar 28-4tS Foot of @ street,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

MILITARY VESTS AT SMITHS, $50 seventh
NJ street. Jas
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

TO NTRY MERCHA NTS,
DRUGGISTS
AID
PRIVATE FAMILIES.
Ibeg leave to inform the Public / have appointed
the following Arms, Agents for the sale Of this
Pure Bourbon Whisky, where samples can always
be seen, and will be for sale by every Grocer
Druggist, and Apothecary, and Hotel in the United
States.
UDOLPHo WOLFE,
% Beaver Street, N. Y.
W. II. DROWN BROTHERS, Agents, Bnlt.
more. feb 2S-lm
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

=. s. CoEEENs, Esq., .-.
sm: with some dificulty have got from hoSP-
tai surgeons suficlent data wherowith to found an
estimate of the value OF the "stlI CNtGwba " wine
ofMr. Lonsworth as an article of hospital stores.
It seems to be especially valuable as tonic and
TtlmulAnt in the stage OF eonvaosoencs from acute
disease. tits generally acceptable to the stomach,
and Its Scidulous quality renders It grateful to the
palate.
The Sparkling CAtAwba" shares with other true
sparkling wines the Characteristic Of agreeing well
with the stomach.
Yours truly,
j. FOSTER JENKINS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26

?. S.-Do toll me what the s. T. 1860. Y.
means Mrs. B. wants to know as well as
myself
n. B.-I am going to Philadelphia In few
there
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-26
+ oNGwoRTHs oATAwBA WINES.
SPARKLING LND STILL
FRED. 8. CozZENs,
Sole Agent,

WG,htngion, D. C., and 10 Warren street, HsrO York
THESE WINES, Independent OF their excellent
qualities as Table Wines, are also highly recon-
nended for medicinal use. They are entirely pure,
wholesome, and at the same time economical.
Among the numerous recommendations received
from members OF the Faculty, the following letters
may be cited.
SANITARY Commission,
Washington, D. O., April 2, 1852.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Temperance Ode,
soR JUVENILE AND SUNDAYS eBoIps,
M p. r. SPENCER.

We sing, we sing Of the Sunday School,
Where the Werd Of Life is the sacred rule;
Which points us to heaven, all bright and fair
But tells us no drrnkard can enter there.
Thus we sing, we sing Of the Sunday School
Where truth is the audy, and love the rule.
We sing, we sing Of the Gems Of Truth,
We sing, we sing Of the Guides Of Youth;
We join our hearts in the Temperance Glee,
While rsin-drops fall, aud springs gush free.
We sing OF the Pledge that will guide us OF
To that lano where the pure in heart are gone
To the pledge, to the ledge, we sing, we siogi
To the pure, clear bro ok and the limpid spring
We sing of cold water; away with ruml
For sod is the doom OF the drunkard's home
Then cold water forever-forevermore
Come sign the pledge with the Temperance
Choir!
Thus we sing, we sing in the Sunday School,
Where the Word Of Life is the sacred rule.
Which points us to heaven, all bright and fair
But tells us no drvnkard can euter there.
Thus we sing, we sing of the Sunday Schoo!
Where truth is The text and cold water the rule.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

coantry, net Party-Miiitsry Commits
IN an address ut the late Union demon
straiion in New York, in honor Of the vic
tories iu Pennsylvania and Ohio, Scna tor
Wilson, of Massa ehusetts, said that since
the rebellion broke out the Military Com.
mittee Of the Senate had passed upon six
thousand seven bundled and twenty-five
military commissions. The Commitle is
composed of three Democrats and four
Republicans, and Senator Wilson is the
Chairman. In passing upon that vast
number of titles to Office in the army not a
solitary divided party vote was ever given
upon a single commissionl We are glad
10 hear this declaration from so high a
source, for it adds another proof 10 the
many evidences that the Federal admin ;.
trntion is actuated purely by patriotic
motive in carrying out the great wo-k Of
suppressing the rebellion. We have had
muititudinous accusa lion from rebel svmpa.
thizers, to the effect that the Cove ument
had become abolitiouized, and that pap
tisan influences had been at work IN the az.
my That such is not the case, the state
ment of Senator Wilson atundantly proves
1t shows that oun,ry, not party, is the
watchword of the Government and that
enough of the revolutionary spirit is left in
the nation to carry through the war in the
right spirit How different has been the
conduct Of the rebel sympathzers of the
North! They have assaied every act Of
the President in the bitterest spirit of par.
tizanship. They have fomeuted riot and
for the purpose Of weakening the Govern.
ment. They have spoken aud worked with
the malignity of fends to help Jefferson Da.
Wis, and no stone has been left uuturued
by them to show that not a drop of true
American blood flows in their veins. The
conduct of Vallandgham, Seymour, Reed,
Bibble, Wharton. Ingersoll, Woodward,
and all the copperhead host, h0s been like
that Benedict Arnold while on the other
hand, the Administration has been striving
to ignore partisan feeling and make the
salvation Of the Republic, the perman ent
issue.
History will do justice TO President
Lincoln, and we welcome Senator wilson's
addition to its pages, as an earnest of what
is TO come when he hidden fucts of tie
past three years of the political and military
record are placed before q calm world and
analysed 10 the light of succeeding events
Phil Bulletin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Time and Eternity.

Hast thon stord on old oceans shore,
and beheld he CLASSY dep, beautiful in its
calm slillnes or hast thon seen it when
the mountain waves lashed the rocky
shore, when dark clouds obscured the day
and the storm-god reigned Then thou
hast eheld sublime beauty and awful
GRANDEUR May we not compare earth and
ocean 10 time and eternity? When we
stand on the sbore and take the utmost
stretch of vision. the great deep is to our
sight as unfathomable rs eternity. How
seemingly infinite the viewl and earth, with
its realities. its thorny paths, its rocks and
shoals; with its zorro ling sorrows and
calm joys, may no, inappropriately be com
pared to the still ocean, or the stormy
waves.
Look at the beautiful sea, all calm and
still, See that ship. laden with its freight
of human life. How trustirgly, how joy.
fully it gides over the waters. But look
again al yonder dark cloudsl HsrkF the
raging tempest comesl See the waters
lash the vessel, as it rolls and struggles
amid the bounding billows, ard the white
foam! and that vivid fash, how binding,
and the crashing tbunders, so all pesvad'
ing! Fl ON this war of the elements coms'
the cry" Save. Lord, or We perish!'
And there is Oae mighty to swell Look
again. How calm, how still The word,
have been spoken, ard the wind aud wave!
obey.
Does not this scene represent mans con
dition in this mortal life His irail Jarl
is launched on the ocean Of time. and tht
haven he seeks is happiness Endowed
with capacity 10 perform mighty deeds fo
good or evil, he may be passion tossed
avarice aud ambition may lead him asrruy
but the Sur of Bethlehem will III he il
the heavens. and though he may. in III,
raging storm, see it bat dimly. yet be ha
the capacity Of emerging into the sunligh
OF Truth.
Man can work wonders in the physica
and mo vi world-=he can almost make tn
marble speak, can make the orpan glad
aud cause the despondent to rejoice. Blu
when be has accomplished all that morla
power or Rnite strength can do. the s,oru
of death comes and strands his frail bari
on the shores Of the waters of the darl
valley. Aud were il not that there is On
mighty to save, he might well despair
But the storm Of death will pas away, au'
the calm of heaven will come at the com
mand of Him who said" Peace T. b
stillp" aud the frail bark will be landed !
the haven Of rest; and eterpisy 10 ma
will be joyous, like the calm ocean scene
Tidsngs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

since they came, and out Of l80 men SO
had died Of ill.treatment aud actual starva.
! tion.
The surgeons said that at least two thirds
OF the whole lumber would die, and if any
recovered, it would be with broken consti.
tuiioas, utterly incapable Of supporting
themselves. Many had died on 6rst arriy
ing, unconscious, from their sufIering4. tha,
they were amoug friends, aud in the coun
try for which they had died. Others wer,
TOO far gone TO say much, but thankfu
to feel that they might die under the deal
Ul fig, and be taken home TO be buIed
with their kindred
The conduct Of those able to converse
was worthy Of all sdniration; no boast ing
Of the brave deeds which had made them
prisoners; no vaunting Of their sufferings
no murmuriugs against their Government
which had too late, alas! saved them; no
ievilings or accusations against their cruel
enemies. They showed they we're men who
felt they were fighting for a Just and holy
canse, aud who were willing, If need be, TO
die in its defence
When questioned of their sufr,ringS.
they answered.: " You see the condition in
which we are. und you eau imagine how
we have suffered 10 bring us to such con.
diton We thank God TOR our delyerance,
aud hope and leg that something may be
done for the $4,000 Federal prisoners on
Belle Island and near Richmond, who are
suffering US We have suf red, and who are,
dying every day from hunger aud merciless
exposure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Notice
rs Hereby given to Edward Seymour,

rs Hereby given to Edward Seymour, q
Il Nonresident OF the state Of Ohio that the 26h
of 0etpber 1853 Henry K Parsons hed Petition In the Court
OF Common Pleas within and for the County Of Ashabula
aud state of Ohio therein making the said Edward Seymour
party defendant and la substance setting forth that the
lh day of October In the 1883 he entered into
tract with said defendant by the terms Of which the defendant
agreed to purchase OF the plaintiff certain tract Of land In
the petition particularly described snd promised pay
Sor the Of -Four Hundred two Dollars and gave
his three pTomisoy notes hereforone Tor One Hundred
Dollars payable the RSt day Of March then next for
Two Hundred Dollars payable the hrst day Of Se eber
then next and Ons ior One Hundred and Ffytwo Dollars
payable year from the frat day Of September then
ensuing all interest and the interest to be paid annually
That afterwards said desndent promised to pay the
ten per apon said notes. and said contract
ther that default OF said paymsns the contract
shsuld be void at the option Of said plaintiff The plaintiff
that default has been made in said paymsns that there
said defendant upon said contract and notes
the Hundi ed seventy Sll00 dollars with
interest from the first Of October 1853 The prayer Of the
petition that the contract may be oeoed and for gener
al relief The defendant will be required 10 be-
fore the second day Of January, 1854.
6t723 SIMONDS 4 CALDWELL
Ia OneV for he
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21
Good Newss Good News
DY u. T.. sIIiLLADER.

Over the subtle wires
Cometh the breath of the cheer,
Kindling exultant fires
Where late was doubt and fear.
Good news!
Over the hearts of men,
Like a trumpet it sounds,
And the warm blood again,
With quickened current, bounds.
Good news!
As to the call of Spring
Respond the opening flowers,
So is our answering.
When comes in darksome hours,
Good news,
With grateful heart and voice,
We pour the votive song,
And heartily rejoice
As swclls the breeze along.
Good news!
Our flag with thrice-blest pride,
Floats on the buoyant air,
And waves on every side,
Its benson and prayer.
Good news.
The bells make glad acclaim,
That spreads from height to height;
The tributary fame
Lights up The walls Of night.
Good news!
Our souls with joys are rife,
And with renewing faith,
We see light through the strife.
And life through clouds of death.
Good news.
Help, Thou, our unbclief,.-
Oh, Lord, well trust in Thee;
Thou, from this night of grief,
Shall set us doubly free.
Good news.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-21

Much IS LITTLE VII ON, in q
speech recently delivered in New York,
said; More than 200 officers have enter
ed the service holding commissions secnreta
by my nanence, aud Iiaiways forgot to-
ask what their political sentiments were.
Since the rebellion broke ont. 6Iaa military
commissions have passed the hands Of the,
Military Committee of which aaa memr
Der, composed of four Rspnbacaas aast
three Democrats, and that committe never
gave divided political vote upon single
one % GH