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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-02
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MY. Fl. usek. Ases,f.

ny =. -. VUD8e A0OS1s
EUxHITUES. sEDDIna. 0aO0EIsY.
s,.,s .s :, 8. e1 II Ssse SF
nexs March 3lst win ssii q my ssoss, bselanang
as 10 o'e.rek, vary largs and NEST e1eensae -
sortmsns Of Furniturs, eta consisting Of
Walnut jenny l,as sl ssa's. q
Secretaries and Book Cases
Cabinets, kafblstops
Sofas, Chairs, Tables, e.o
LAses, handDome, and excellent D4us5ols and
Several most excellent Isa:hsr Beds and
Hair Mattresses
Anunb.r # 0.okins and other Stoves some
Besides namsrous other useful ctIclss.
1he above sale Il pos p,nsd- until FRIDAY, the
ID int. Tsp 81 IB COOK. Aust'r.
DALMEFfO sALVvN AT AOOTION.-on
Tuesday. Ia Inst, Ct o'clock. will ssll.
Il the corner Of ain and 18th streets the contents
Of the above Saloon, consisting Of
Bar and Fixtures Oyster Bsx,
Chairs. fables Ksshsn Yurni.uts. SIC
Together win two pears Lease, tho rent having
Possession sisen Immediately.
sp3 lib COOK, Aoerr.
HORgEs ). HUL7s BU0QIBs, HACK, &C., AT
JIG AUCTION ON TUESDAY. 7th Inst ct 3
oc.Jck, I viii sell, ut the stables OF Ar L Wal.
drop, on I'd, bttwesu Ciay and Lslsh sts-
superior Horses
= d, Mules
Top Buagy and Harness
Open Go do
e1oslent Hack ard Harness
8ulkey and Harness
light Sp ing Wagon and Harness
heavy Road Wagon and Do
sp2 EBCoOK. Auet'r.
By Richard CautheFn, AncS'F.
MEAL, RICE. BAUOa, &C. AT AUCTION
Vl On FRIDAY, Sd inst, st 10 O'Clock Al my
ssOse, will sell, ON account Of whom 1t msy con-
Ii bsgs and tbls Meal;
5 .3bls Flour;
tierces Rise.
Also a lot Of Furniture, consulting Of 1ssther
Beds BEDDING, Chsirs Tables, Bureau. soasse, etc.
ap2 OAVTHOKH. AucsN
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\
IF JUD0N UPTON, of I. xss i, In tho ii y, he
i Will confer favor by addressing me, through
Ine Post. O flee, where he can DO seen
ID q NARROW.
sp2-1t* Care Of Nal Waller.
TN8E gsutlamsn that called al Ar 4 WE LIS,
i on Fl ankltn street. bstwecn 18Th and Goth,
win letter for Mrs POWELL, will please call
again. ap2-lh
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LN0k 6ALH-A ycnrg negro NAH, aged about
IS years. capable dining room servant, and
we'll adapted to any neral househCId do ties such
Is cooking, nursins. s:c Es would admirably suit
IN Arm1 Office. Apply at Gary sasst jail.
nh 3i--eoS3tA
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BY x. q. Geek, Aue'H
TOBACCO MILLS AND FIxfuRnaRTkuy
Il TIoN.-0n THURSDAY, ID osADfn, Nj,
IL O'clock, will sell ct my s.ors--~T
2 poundlpnp NiIis -

TOBACCO MILLS AVID FIxruRss&F4E
l. TIoN.-on THURSDAY, ID osADf1 l6fE
lO O'Clock, will sel ct my ssors--~ss
9 poond1sHp Anis
:! !: !: 5:
The above Mis- ars NEARLY new add cemd
With Tins etc. and are Of the very bess md
''''' -Atsoz-
Levers. ahee. Irons. TINS. s:s
70 VII on the attention OF tobacco n1ansfae1
ia p! p:r:s,,su'arly rsq7s':sd ns COOK. As6
snsITaass; a AC.1s, yIAEA sofIIss a
TON: II will sci! At my itots, On TH9RsD1i
next, April "a, beginning ct - o'c:oek-
large quantity Of Drugs:
Nitric. nuzistio. 6clphuric. and Nitrous Ada
Eosty gross asserted vial-. 1ott!ss,
And many other scarce and valuable articles vi
worthy the attention o, the trsis.
--AL&O-
~ a spa'nti'y Of various 'i1'd W!a dow. si..a
DLAoKs11TH. TOOLS. T70a1NKa Az.
ID sH0P, AT AUoflON-On THURsDAi
AFrERNooN, ed April. at O'Clock, VIII seii !.
the shop Of Mr. L Z Barnes ON 7sh between Nah
and Cary streets, oil his POOLS embfaeiag probe
Tenss and In saot every so0l usually found d .
first class ehop.
-ALSo,-
Ons Drill 1tess
One lnss Hand Lathe and EhsfsIue
After which will sell the above Shop. toss,hs
with lot Of Lumber, etc. ete.
ap1 u 3 COOK. aust,r.
BY Tardy + Williams, Aucsisnses,,
18Th and GARY strss,s]
A UOFIoN SkLa--On THURSDAY mosnlrx
IA the I'd April, without regard 10 wssthse, 3
lot O'Clock. at our warehouse. We Will ell 81
usual supply Of i
GROCERIES, &C.,
Oompr!sing the S
Leading articles
Of the Trade.
and many
incidental artie!a
belonging thereto.
The stock CT SU0AES will Be largo.
YARDY WILLIAS1 Aucts
~ Lest any oEs should infer, from cur crr.
cea,son with tho hoass Of Eslstt, Eel Z Co., sAsI
We dsaigued any relsxtion In cnr regular 0rocsrb
Auction and Commission business. We would ain,
ply gay tn We dc not; bnt will prem IT, II pos-
bic, with greater visor.
NH 81 TAROY 3 WTLXIAM6,
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FTNO THA PAfRONH or The VIRGINIA ORK.
TRIAL IAILROAD.-These d reason to bo.
hess that farmers have been withheld from Sad.
log hrsadssads TO market from the apprehension
that they might b taken b the Government
without paying ''jukt compensation" The pas.
saes Of The impfsasmsnt bill has removed That
dfdeulty
The company win DO ever thing In its power 70
transport Al freight brought 70 the railroad. whom
The ears ars not prs oesupled with 0ovssnnsnt
freight
Private parties may salsalats on receiving every
aso,nmodaaiou I10NxAIu1. Itoofdoak
O6aes We 0satral o.
March 81, lee3 anQ-lv
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VXYANTBO-AH HOUSE Tho adver :issr wilkes
wv 10 rent or purchase . EOUSR IONS fur
nishsd preferred OF moderate sixe. In sentsel
portion OF tbs city, for which liberal pres vii! b
paid. Address IL n II, )" Dispatch Office
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VEIAKT8D. 4 MAN, or youth, who is exempt
w from military duty aud Is thoroushly c.
qaaintsd WITH the DRUG BUSINESS, On al It's de-
tArs) esn fad good situation BY apply log At y
GALL AHxk'S, on Main q, between 7ih and 9Th
ssreets ap2-3.s
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OOGFEDEkATA HTATNB OF An .KIUA. !
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OEFIcK

Richmond, Va, April l, 1888.
VINHx ladies' OF Virginia will rezdar the Ocnfsd.
Il erac3 very essential seyviee II they will Inter.
sst themselves In the cGliuro Of The GARDAN
POIPY;a s means Of supplying one Ut the most
valuable remedial egents used In the trsatment Of
the sick and wounded Of the army.
The juics exudiug from the punetuYsd eapsnlss
should, when sufnci.ntiy hardened. be carefully
rersons having Seeds OF the Poppy viii b paid
liberal prioe for the same II early application -
male at THU Depot. Nv JOINS.
Surgeon and Medical Purvsyor.
m 2-1m Army.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

NEGROES FOR HIRE.
E01 HIEE-A SERVANT EOE. II yesrs Of
u age; has baen at tho Bakers trsde two years.
Apply TO tao Misses KING, corner Of Broad Gnd
AavO Sta. ap 2-It&
EsR HIeE -fcr the residue Of tho year, two
il WOkEg, VITO are Gsst rate fed hands. One
ssf chem can piow val. Apply to
p II TABE & BON, Agents,
ep 1-3.s Under 11cbsras Hotel
E>o1 HIRE--A coed COOK, WkSHRx, and
Il I2ONER for the balsrcs of tbs year. Terms
moderate. Apply q! Eo lei Erosd a!rest.
ap 1-2tk
QTOK HIkE-Fcu: MN and ono BOY, iust
from the ccuo1y-good drivers, wood cutters,
Ac.-so be hired by the month. Apply at NJ u
Main s:reet. Tsp l-2'l q WAKE.
ECR HIaE-By the day, week, or month No
IL l BLACKSMITH and his Helper. Also, 10
/ MULE FIR safe, l6 hands high, and warranted
sound. Apply to JAHE5 3 JOHESON,
Stable, corner 18TH and Franklin Sta
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hereby cert fy that 2 D Meredith was detailed
to work fortiiicaio,:s the 10Th March, anG he
reported 10 his company the 24:h March for du'y
B f HOWARD.
An 2-u* Cant OOm'Q Co lst Va.
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SERSANT yOH hIkE.-I Lave ioz hire GikL
- accustomed to house work. and Is al excellent
nurse. Apply ct my resld sncs, corner of Venxbls
street and Mschxniosyi,is YHrn2iks.
NIB 3t-3t~ JJEEPH NEfTRRT
y Women win sneambG anos, OF good chs
racter, end also ore woman, with enc child, who
IL 3 good Hougs Servant. and . superior zurss and
plain seamitfess. Apply to me at n Wakes
store Man street. I'D II NORaAN.
NH
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~, wanted t. ~ up ny old eonpany. Mary.
S1nd0s anxious 70 en1s4 The service VIII ell UPON
0spt Windes. 1sp6esv0us Aaeyland Line. eoenaR
Oh aD4 Daak streets 1O4u1O Harry.
nh 9l-eod3ts 0eps "a IN.
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wv AnfED-A PARTNxR In tie Psrfumsey
w and Fancy Sosp Manufaetosy. Ia an essab'
lished house In this city. For particulaIs apply to
+ IIROHE?,
Tranklin st., opposite Metropolitan Hall.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

- ~ snhMUNT,t IN Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DIsTRIcT, ( at Chelsea, within and Col
sal d District on the 18th day OF January, D. 1868
INSTRUMENT purporne to be the last win and Tesla
n ment 81 Laura A. Pepper, late of Washngtnn in said
District deceased, being presented TO The Court by Lyman
Pepper, The Executor therein named for Probate
1t Is ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear Of said Ceurt
be holden at fl. A. Whites (ice, in Washington, on
the 18Th day of February. 1861 and show cause, if my
they may have, against the Probate Of said Win for
record of this order be published weeks successfully
in the Green Mountain freeman, printed at Montpelier
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
true opy of Record.
3w3t Attest. r. CLEVELAND, Judge
RAwnoLPH DIsrRIcr IS. / Chelsea in sand District nm
Ii EMAN A. WHITE, Administrator If the estate of
II Liberty F. I hube, late OF Washington in said dis
trict deceased, presents his administration account for
examination and allow ance, and makes application for
decree redistribution and partition of the estate OF SAID
deceased #h "1
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said ac-
count and said application be referred to SESSION of
Court to be held az II. A. Whites Office In said ash
ngton, the l2h day OF February D. 1868 for healing
an Il decision hereon: ....
And 1t is further ordered that notice hereof be given
all persons teres ed by publication of the same three
weeks successfully in the G reon Mountain freeman a
newspaper published at Montpelier prev us TO said time
appointed for bearing that they may appe Ar said tim.
and place, and show cause, II any they may have WHY
said account should not be allowed, and such deere,
aado. BY the Court.
atat Attest - 3. CLEAvELAND, Judge.
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TEETH ! &6b TEETH !

insert artificial teeth Cold Silve Patina and Rub
ber In all cases furnish temporary sets free OF cost
and advise all persons who have al their teeth extract
ca 10 have temporary it keeps The under jaw in
better shape Sever | cases have under ray notice
snce m residence in this place where the under tGtv mas
scoe seriously injured, by going without temporary
Set.
az still renew my offer of $25 for "rotten or de-
sets teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been unable to find an imperfect set.
The following letter will speak for Itself it is from
Rev. J. 5. Lee, formerly resident Of this place
CANTON, Y, June Il, 1852.
Dr. CoaEGYs Dear SirI feel impelled to write you
the result Of your dentistry in my wish to rec
commend your work especially your rubber work have
tried four different kinds, and much prefer the rubber
teeth in nay mouth rubber plate, and have worn 1t
ever since eaten with it every meal and the plate is
Just as good as when The fitting is admirable ana
have experienced inconvenience whatever in wearing
it. altrays rec0mnd At my friends preference 10
goM or pl4na Ny experience is certainly decidedly in
OF the rubber. hope my many friends III Vermont
will avail themselves of your services, as know eI no
Dentist in whose bands should pre- er to trust my teeth
interest rather than you. give this letter unsolicited,
as simple justice. Yours truly,
Ether or ChlOrOfOrm given iH extTac ting a
numaBeY OF teeth If REG CURED.
~ Bear in mind that only charge 6eyenty-fi
cents ca witty. for gold filing use the best gold
and warrant the Filings DO my plate work. " hen
persons from distance will please give
a few days notice, when they intend coming TO me for
wCrk.
o. Office over Langden's Flour Store, Montpelier, Vt
oct.6D&w John NJ. C0MEGYS.
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Go1DsBoRo, C., Jan. %. 1t is reported
that the aboliuon fleet, 80 sails, including 'wf
Monitors and six other ir"n-cads, are 10 Beau
fort harbor Also that % 900 aholtlJnists ar
encamped in Moorehead and Carolina cities.
There are no new developments in favor CT the
exchange Of officers. except that the recent cap
ture at Arkansas Post makes the rebels sore,
and they seem more DESTROYS of falling back
ON the old cartel.
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Probate @,0gGrts.

STATE OF VERMONT, (DROBATE COURTS within
EA8uIuaroN D19rR1cT SIS and for the District afore
sid will be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier IN
I'D District, Tuesday Of each week. during the year
.nunE Persons having business with said Court re-
suesteo &c attend 30 the sans on said court days.
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December !, 1890.
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.Jaunes III. Fsibhard's Estate.

nHEsubscrbers having bee appointed blythe Honorable
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph Com.
missionersto receive examine and adjust all claims
demands of all persons against he Estate of James B.
Hbbard, late of WliamstOwn, In said District, deceased
represented Insovent, and the term of six months from
the 18th day of December 1862 being allowed saidCou
the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before give notice hatwe wlaend
he duties of our appoint the dwelling house OF
Harvey Matin. in Wilamstown, in said District, the
the second Tuesday of March and June next o.
clock in the afternoon, each Of said days.
JAMES Nj lass, ! Co,
OPHIR maxim "o"i Is
Williamstown, January 2, A ID. 1863 2w3
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TEIRTY-SEVENTE CONGRESS ID Session
WAsu1NGroN. MednesdaY. Jan. %. 1862.

WAsHlNcToN, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1863.
HOUSE.
The bill authorizing the employment OF negro
soldiers was taken up and debated
Mr.. Cox moved to table the bill Lost.
A motion to refer the bill to the Military
Committee was !Ost-32 against l03.
Several dilatory motions were made.
AT half-rast there were maLy vacant seats,
A call of the House was made, and excuses
heard for absences, etc.
The yeas and nays were repeatedly called on
trivial questions the object of the opposition be
ing to defeat vote on the negro soldier bill,
which the Republicans were determined if pos
sIble, to obtain tonight. II was now O'Clock
MIR. Olin Git being nearly 9 o'clock) asked
general consent to make suggestion to relieve
the House from their embarrassment
Mr.. Alien Of Illinois, on the Opposition,
and Mr. Bingham, on the Republican side, OBJ
jected.
The calling Of the yeas and nays were resum-
ed on trivial question.
During the proceedings a few emphatic words
were exchanged by Mr. Vallandigham and Mr..
Colfax, the latter temporarily occupying the
Speakers chair Mr.. Vallandieham insisted
that he had right to appeal from bis (Mr.
CUlfax) decision, and Mr. Colfax refused to en-
terrain the question, claiming that under such
circumstances as were now existing the rulings
were uniform.
Mr.. Valandgham-Th Speaker himself
just now entertained a similar appeal.
Mr. Colfax-The Speaker refused 60 do so.
MIR. yalandig ham-I appeal to the record Of
the House.
The conversation, though Of short duration,
was remarkably earnest-to such an extent that
members lounging in the cloak room and on the
sofas, hastily rushed to the scene, thus increas-
ing the confusion
At III clock no quorum was present, and
the spectators had neatly all left the gall cries.
The Speaker stated that as there was no quo
rum no bushes could be transacted.
After some further dilatory proceedings, Mr..
Clements off red an amendment as proviso
that in De aware, Mary land, Western Virginia,
kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee. no person
owing service or labor shall be enlisted under
this act.
After still further debate and motions there
was a general agreement that further dilatory
proceedings should cease, and that vote shall
first be taken on the motion to reconsider the
vote BY which the main question was ordered on
the negro regiment bill, and that the house ad
journ, leaving the bill open TO amendment or
debate. N'"' gyms '.'' VIVA '4
At halfpsst o clock the House adjourned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

TRENTON, Jan. %. The following resolutions
were offered to day
That the people are discouraged and disheart-
ened at the continued reverses Of our armies,
bat firmly believe that the Generals in the field
are not responsible, and that We look forward to
the restoration OF Mcclellan as communicative
chief as the only means oil saving the country
from ruin and that we look to him as the only
man to lead the Army Of the Potomac to We
tory.
Referred to Committee on Foreign Relations.
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George =. Kinmey's Estate.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by The Honora.
Bile Probate Court fol the District Of RAJ dolph com
mssioners Oreceve, examine and adjust all claims and
tema nds OF II persons against the Estate OF G. kin
ney late OF keld in aid district deceased, represent
ed ns0veut, and the term of six mouths from the oath
day of December 1862 being allowed by said Cou
creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove
live claims beore Give notice that will attend t.
The duties of appointment at The te dwelling house
Of the de ,eased in Brookeld, said district, the
second Thursdays OF February AMI June next, one
O'Clock in the afternoon. on each OF said days.
JOHN HERRlCK. c,..,
U A, CLARK, Commits
WV. 4. CHAMBERLIN. Admir-
prootf ID npCemher 24tI, A. ID. 1862, 2w3
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new YoEe Jan %. The Associated Press
are advised from Washington that the paper
combination are active TO prevent any leglsia-
ton for our relief, either in obtaining reduc-
tion OF suspension of the duty On paper. We
also believe that the combination has the power
to put up the price OF paper almost at will, and
the fear Of our getting foreign paper under the
reduced duty only prevents the exercise OF that
power. When this fear is allayed by the ad-
,journment Of Congress-, we shall be forced to pay
ruinous prices for paper. We therefore recon-
mend every editor to write to his Member OF
Congress and Senators, urging speedy action to
our relief.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Courthed in
WAsHtNGToN DISTRICT. Montpelier, within and for
instrument purportlng be the last viii and Tesla
n ment of DAVID Poor, late of Worcester, in said
strict, deceased being presented TO the Court by
samuel Andrews, the executor horen named, for Pro
bate:
Il ordered by said Court, that persens concerned
therein be notified appear at session OfSaid Court
De holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier on
the 3D. day of February A. D. 1863 and show any
they may have Probate of said VIII: for which
purpose, it is further ordered that copy Of the
record of this order be published three weeks sue
cessivelyn the Green Mountain freeman, printed ont
peier, previous 60 said time appointed for hearing
true copy OF Record
eva Attest, T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

MoslLE Jan. &c. A despatch dated Nc.
Mipusvilte the Gath, says the enemy attacked
MorxxnlS regiment this afternoon. After
two hOars hard fighting with superior force
oar men fell back tive miles ''E'.'AtfhA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan 30. The statement that
the Emperor Of the French has renewed the
mediation proposals to the British Government
Is not mach credited in authoritative circles.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30

CuIcAco, Ill.,, Jan. 20. A special Cairo des-
patch says information has been received that
Gen. McUlernand' s forces have landed on the
Louisiana side of the river Eve miles below the
mouth of the Yazoo river, in full view Of Vicks-
burg,
Two Brigades were engaged when the infor-
mant LETT in opening the famous cut of. The
river is now bank tull at Vlcksburg. Gen. Grant
left Memphis on Tuesday for below with one
division.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
JOHN G. WALKER, 1t. Com.

FoRrREss MoNEoE, Jan. 2o. The flag of
truce boats Express, New York and Metamora
arrived about dark last night from City Point
in charge of Capt. MuliOrd. They brought
dswn 1900 prisoners exchanged from Richmond
and left here late last night for Annapolis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Enterprising Editors Among the
Rebels.

I One of the first acts of our soldiers, on
taking possession of rebel town is always
the establishment of loyal newspaper. The
ranks of our armies, filled by men who have
not had the inestimable advantage of instruc-
ton on stumps by the wayside," furnish
editors and printers at call. The "boys
Immediately clamor for newspaper as soon
as they get comfortably settled in new
place, and forthwith newspaper appears.
The last specimen We have seen is The Tazoo
Daily Yankee, published at Yazoo City, Mis-
sissippi, by Messrs Mudsll, small-fsted
Greasy Mechanic & Co."
1t must aggra7a;e the rebels 20 see COM
pany of printers making themselves so
thoroughly at home on shor. acquaintance /;
bu: such pa. agraphs as the following, from
Mudsill, Greasy Mechanic & Co.." they
mus, find very hard to bear. inasmuch as
they tell the truth, and the truth is an article
very scarce IN the rebel market:
"THE PEOPLE OF TIE SOUTH A UNIT.
There never was greater humbug than
this. Large numbers of Union men have
already come within our lines. and are anx-
ious to take the oath of allegiance to the
United States. Upon inquiry, however, they
are found not to be slave owners 1t is the
same everywhere. The Georgia soldiers
everywhere are more than half of them anx-
ious to fight for the Mon, and not against
it. in Arkansas to day, if fair vote could
be had. they would come back to the Union
by an overwhelming majority. Texas the
same way. Union men, be of good cheer
Your day of deliverance draws nigh You
who have stood firm for the good old govern
ment through the fiery ordeal of secession
ard rebellion at the sacrifice of your property
and your fciends, are not forgotten by the
brave hearts of the North. For every gar
den the rebels have taken from YOU, YOU
shall have plantation, ard for every blow
you nave received your enemies shall have
ten dealt to them"
Here, again, is very saucy little item:
FoUND-F.oating in the Mississippi river,
on the evening Of July 18TH torpedo which
the owner is requested to call for. pay
charges, ana take away. For further partic-
ulars cal! on Capt. Walker, on the gunboat
De kalb.
Also. a conundrum
why i. secesh house occupied by
Union forces ike the copyright of book ,
Because it is entered according to act Of
Congress.
Tie Easoo Daily Iankee is a livelier
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