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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-17

dent EoveInelt Sro - contro. lad JaTeiS3 tie Jud
nsrts of The coI,ts Of anotaer. TITO barriers and
boundaries between Ito powers Of the sorc.eisn and
independent governments Gre high snd go strong
70 Ge.y The jurisdiction justly claimed bs superior
court orey tho juaStnlsnis ofsuch ire inferisr.
Till decision also .tprcpses thu idea ihst Cur stem
Ct government Is confederation Of Irce States JHAr
"a no federal repuhic il which Of tho parties to
the compact claims the exclusive tight 70 pts finally
upon the chartered rights Ut Another IN such gov
eminent there Is no conoa hiaiie' Of their rights,
Ia. tba peop!o. This decision also o;sla ITO rG
amend the Fsdersl constitution ct tie mere will and
plsasurs Of the Supreme Court. Tho Constitution 10
ros lss changed or amended, hecao;eit Ia d1ra by
conz1uc,oa al In ths form Of decne or jutg,aant.
2oiat o. aSsst.noe :ss eteot Is the sans tna ibis
TIE iundaIran:sl lava"
We caoaot follow Ja6gs isoaas Though Us tI!ti.
ein up'E TO eGds>s Of ,Ls taclion fr,E, tao psca
liar sci!a Ct To Cohena cass uoou II, peasl
lava Of Virginia. We dcshs only to paint out,
from tie excellence Of this caso how sa,a; tas 7?,ioy
o, Painting sppeIite jasiidi,ton f.on tas s:a.s
Courts - ths supvene Corst ma5 become. We
1aS,e :, shos how go eminent Judge ns Chief Jcs
t!ts Marsh Il! perverted this very s22ellats utisdo.
tion, whsa ao Nsd By isw Of Congress- 70 the sobrss
eion If the chek. ari balances that exist uoder the
cons.o.io1 letwaaa thu States and the Federal Gov
esuent and tetsssa tho different GensrtEsn;s CT the
Federal Government. Tts Illustrations afforded By
Jcdso Rome in bis ciHoisr. upoa The Cohens case
MAJ Baew CTR Ccrs'os tbs dangers TO ie sTciied by
Withholding this tapslls,e ja.a3!c,ion
Tbs sscsoaaDsnss Of sha su2roms Count, and Ito
se1t acquisition Of power hy shet tribunal aye thus
portrayed by Judge R'aEe:
"Bsfure Sc intc tbis Euhjsc; Uo:s particularly,
=,ne DO psrlittsd again 60 renstk upoa the pstan.
Xions-alIow me to Say, tbs exIavagasf psetelsions
o. thoss by whom ,ns judgment betor. Us hss hsen
roade'ed While In othor countries tbs Judiciary has
been said to be the weakest Of tho several depart
E,nns Of govsrnuent aud has been limited 70 the
mars decidaa CT tho causes brought before It OUR
hes aspired 70 far mora elsYats3 function. It has
claimed the hight not only coa.se the operations OF
the co-oedinsse departments of its own soveramens
but also to settle exclusively aforesaid tbs cher
tsIsd rights of the other parties 10 tho compact. Es.
ing ono only Ut tia departments Of the General Gov
eTnment 1t haE claimed ssd exercs1 hgat not pos
ssssea b. thel al-ks. ci ju3s d:fnitiVeiy, In it's
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

csndent'in any given country would mes
oessarily be mostly draited. this would
furnish proof enough for Edison to de-
mOnstrate tha. unfairnsss had been prac.
ticed against the "ancient" Democracy Of
whose welfare he had taken special
charge.
But in case all these pretexts should
fail; thea the Democracy we're suddenly
to become convinced that shis is 40 Abo
lilion war, aud therefore must refuse tc
be drafted by giving the Vallandighan
die at home' or the JET Davis ale
alone"
Just about this time in the day wher
Olds was gloryiUg in his schemes 0
bringing the people Of fairfield in collis
ion with each other and with the consti
iuliohal authorities. an cfficcr taps hin
on the shoulder and carries him off t
con6nsment.' 81 1 Ml sga 'G1 +
Then an outcfy came against tie sam
kind Of tyranny exercised by Andre'
Jackson against the enemies Of his coun
try at New Orleans. Tyraut, .ryraui!
The writ of hAbeas corpus was suspend
ed-but Olds was not-he was only con
6ned until III. draft was over, and th
soldiery out Of the r' ach Of his ''die q
home lie, alone" influence. 'n S9'N'
If as Douglass said in the last speec
he ever made-"There can be but tn
parties in this traitors and patriots
, olds has poor chance 10 be classed wit
: the latter. t.4 at ~ JUNIUS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
From Vicksburg.t

CAIRO, February i7,-There was a
skirmish on the 9th near Bolivar, Tenues-
see, between detachment OF the lst ca
yalrs and body Of rebels. The result
was, a dead rebsls, number wounded
and 8 prisoners, and a number Of horses
captured. The Federal loss was nothing
The steamer Polar Star from Vicksburg
brings dates of Wednesday. Work on
the canal at Lake Providence and Yszoo
PASS is progressing The 14th WiscOn
sin and iith Illinois regiments were at
tackled near Lake Providence. on Tues,
day. BY three rebel regiments. The lat.
ter were repulsed aud number taken
prisoners. One report says an entire
Mississippiregimepi. " rRa'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
From ST. Louis.

ST. Louis. Feb. ia letter TO Gen.
Davidson from persons who accomp'nied
the recent scout to Bilesgille, Ark says
Hndman's army is utterly deuoralizeG,
and totally inefficient. Three hundred
.of his troops frozs to death during the
retreat from Van Bureu. Hudman was
ordered to go to Vicksburg, but his meu
refused to 20. Upward of 200 deserters
are concealed in the brush 20 miles from
Baiesville. and the wish of large major
| ity of the people is for the permaneu
occupation Of the country by the FEEDER
al army. .,.r,
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' For the Lancaster Gazette.
Edison n. Olds. "

l wish to place before your readarR the
record Of this political harlequin, Some
men devote themselves to politics for the
good Of their country but Edison seems to
mix in for his own diversion, Some good
men like Douglass, have, venturcd 10 affirm
that the war should be kept in the coun,
try Of those who began it, Edison would
have it rage by the fresidos and in The
cities Of thoee who have ever stood by
the Gag of our country.
When Lincoln called for more troops 10
save those who had gone out, Edison said
"stay at home" The logic Of this advice
was simply this: "Let those who have
gone out to fight run their chance, lei
their lives be- taken, let them suffer the
penalties for taking up arms in Lincoln''
Abolition war" ~
when in consequence Of such advice
as this, II became necessary 10 drat mon
iu:o the service, Edison had "vision'
and prophesied that great injustice was
about to be dopo the DemocraCy-great
unfairpess was to be pracliced by the
drafting officers, aud then war was 10 be
brought on in Ohio. &~
Since, bu, about one Democrat to six
anti Democrats had volunteered before
tho drah--by asserting long and loud
that majority Of Democrats had vOluu'
.eered-he could easily demonstrate thai
fraud had taken place from the fact tha
mole Democrats had been drafted thar
anti. Democratic. It made no difference
for hlSpurpose, whether ibers were more
Democrats left tAhome to draft from, o.
whether hia party being largely iu The as
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
How 1t is Proposed to Cut off VleksburG
from the River.

New YoRx, Feb. l6.-The World says
of operations at Vicksburg : 'l'
1T is reported that MeArthur's diyis-
ion moved up to Lake Providence, La.
Here it appears the Mississippi is not far
removed from two streams. the bayous
Macon and Tonsaes, which athigh water
join the pAIeEt stream, thence they con
tinue down in tortuous paths until they
reach Red river. III lla.
at is deemed possible. with little ex
cavatior and clearing, to turn so much
of the river into the new channel as to
make 1t navigable. leaving Vioksburg 100
miles to the left. Should this susOeed,
we might expect 10 see half Of our army
advancing in feet transports 10 assist
Banks at Port Hudson, preparatory to the
grand attack ION Vicksburg by the com
bined armies. ltl o. B. mhthle
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
) ~. Victims Of Rbeumaasm read:
OtEARpoRr. Fairfield GO. Juae 4. 1856

OLEAhfOhft CeH HuViu oV.9eN~S -
Dr.. G. w. RosAck, No, 8, East Four.N
street, Oihcihnai, O.-DsoT Sir;-ThisS
spring hired IL work on alarm during
the SUMMER, but ! became severely aftfCt {
ed with Rheumaiistn, and j, disabled mo
go much, that l was compelled 10 quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time: procured Of your SCENTS
at this place, Messets. Abbott 4 Sons, a.
bottle Of YOUR Scan dinavisn Blood Puri6.
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and af.
ter the use Of them / was restOfed to pet;
feet health. One bottle Of Sout Blood
Purifier and one boz Ofyobk BloSa Pills
performed perfect cure: Being satisf;
Cd that 1t 10 anihValuable remedy. ! sent
you this to be published. lfS5Ou think
proper. that Others SIMILARLY afeStea may
have The benefit O'ihy expsfiebteell -
SILAS SPRINGER.
EE See advertiseuent.s 4 ,eSee .te
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Impor,an, New. from Rio Janero.

New York. Feb. l4--Rio J.neiro
dates to January Q, state that the Eng
lish Minister had made demands on tAe
British Government for the wreck vi the
ship Prince of Wales, aud for the release
Of several British officers, who. while 10
citizens dress, created disturbance in
the Streets. Both demands were refu'
sed. An English Admiral. acting under
orders from the British Minister, seiz,d
several Brazilian vessels lying in the har'
Dor of Rio Janeiro. .-.
The Brazilian Government refused to
treat with the English Minister until the
vessels we're released and the matter set
tied, referring the case OF the ship to the
Brazilian Minister in London and the
British Government; in the case OF the
arrest, to the King Of Belgium, There
was great excitement at Rio Janeiro,-
The British Miustes's residence was
threatened, and oil Engiishmen. by a
mob but tile Emperor in person ad'
DIRE ssed them, promising that the honor
of tho nation should be maintained.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

ETP risonsrs from Rio, mon ! say that
tie rebel prisons in that city are filed
with loyal citizens fromEast-rn Tennessee
and Northwestern Virginia, and tai they
are trea ed ten times worst than lhs pii
.sonars Of war. About weok before the
prisoners left Richmond. an order came
from the rebel Secretary Of War otdsring
the release Of two oitiz'ns OF Eas 'rennes
see. who have been in confinement ful
eighteen months, The jailor, to whom
the order was addressed. upon hooking
over his books, found th,, tie two mer
whose names were specified, hal diet
three months previous. '.'r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19


1 Mr. Foster. Of Alabama. in the
rebel House. offered a resolution instruct
ing "iho Military Committee to report q
bill providing for the conscrip,ing, and
placing in public service in tho field, ev,
cry white male citizen, resident or sojourn
or within the Confederate States, without
regard TO age, phySic,l disability, trade
profession or pursuit., Whenever II may
he satisfactorily ascerlainOd that such DOR
Son has refused 10 receive Confederate
macy for any article sold or offered for
sale by him; also, for selling, or attempt.
ing 10 sell, any article whatever a, an
advance Of more than - per cent upon
the prices charged two years ago on The
same articles" ,.I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

ng On Monday night Of lost week,
one Of our gunboals on the Lower Poto,
mac, captured as they were crossing the
liver into Maryland, IL white and s col>
ored men. The whites had on their pei.
sons nearly twenty five thousand dollars
in gold. The whole party were commit.
ted to the Old Capitol Prison, to await
examination. Some Of the men claim to
be refugees. a'a'1'l"l '''7' w "'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

@Phs Richmond correspondent Of
the Knoxville Register. writes on the 3oth
ult "For tho 6rst time since tho war
began, ORch Southern army is hsld at bay
BY Asupslior. mObilizsd Abolition force,
and ypt there never wac period when
every prospect Of good fortune. which
%i'es and exists outside the sphere Of
army operations. was as bright as at THE
very hour Should We lose ArkAnsas,
and HoLMEs escape into Texas. We need
entertain no fears. Texas is an empire
within itself, with whose vast resources
MAoRuDER will bO enabled to redeem ali
that We have lost. Sill, at this nome d
the aspect Of affairs In the West 10 by nc
means Aattsring.
"BEAoo's army must be strengthened
cost Whal 1t m'y. His Iegimsols mus
bS recruited. lie has not men snougl
to meet RosssrAnS. He had them not a
MurfreesborO' but now ROsscrRnS fore,
is OtIss' than 100000 strong. The re
sruIts from Bragg's army must com
from .he:camps Of instruction. Not Opsp
our Gsnerals can spare regiment, AM
hsnessh dslermIpation Of congtes' !
extend and enforce the provisions 9
the Oopseriptoa; a;Ac,,1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosaRovE, while lab0ring Il
Missionary In Japan, was cured OF Consumption,
whenal other meaus had failed, Lya recipe obtain.
cd from aioarned physician residing in tho K reat
City of Joddo This roaipe has cared great mum.
bers who were suffering from CONSUMPTION. Bron.
chitis, Sore Throat, Coughs add Colds. aud the dc.
blity aud nervous depression caused by these dis
orders. t... ...
DESTROYS ot bcnontting Others, viii send this
recipe which have brouGht home wlih1e to all
who need free cfcharge. Address
fl 'f' ' Rev. WM. COSGR0VE,
.r.. t. l.f 430 Fulton Avenue,
Dec.li ls62-30iy Brooklyn, n. Y.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
pEMocRATIc REpEl LION.

Let the irsth be proclaimed through.
out lhsI land. The present rebellion
against the Union Of the Sla,es-l the
present effort to overthrow The principles
upoa which it is based, is The work of
Democrats. The rebellion is a Demo.
costic rebellion. The war Tor the destruc,
tiou Of the country Is a Democratic war.
The Republican party under the Cousli.
tuition. and according to its forms, ui.
umpbed at the ballot box 10 1860. and
Democrats refused to submit to tbs cleo.
tion and invoked 4 trial at arms. Ii will
hardly be claimed that Republicans re.
fused TO submit to their own triumph
refused to reap the benefits Of their own
victory. Ifthen the revolt is not that
of the Democrats. whoss is IL? How
comes il tha! every Democratic State in
the Union jsiuM Or attempted 10 jointhe
standard Of Jefferson Davis? Who was
Jefferson Davis but . Democrat {? How
comes i. that Drecklnridge the Democratic
candidate for PreSiden. 10 1860, and
Stephens and johnson Democrats candi.
dates for Vice President have all Joined
the conspiratork and are now prominent 10
their eouuselsP Where are the Democratic
statesmen who led the old party 10 the
United States Senale2 Such of thsm as
have not gone over 10 the enemy, are
now in full sympathy with them, or have
been expelled from their seats for dsloy
altyi
Why was il Mr.. Buchanan, a Demo.
cratic President. triaed with treason
heard and beeded ito damnable u ter.
snces 10 the very councils Of the nation
John B. Floyd. Democratic Secretary
OF War basely surrendered tho fur's, ar
senals, dock yards and arms of the nation
to the couspirators, and when be could
aid them no more, joined their arms
Vic Tas he out a Democrat
And now it will not bs Difficult. 10 com
prshsnd why the bastard Democrats o
the North sympatbise so strongly will
their brethren Of the South" VIII,
they encourage rebel arms and disoou.ag
ours. Why they denounce svAry act Of III
Administration looking TO a speedy ever
throw Of trs'son. Why they discOursg
snlistmspis and encourage resistance !
draft. Why they call the war . At
Lincolns war' and declare that it mu,
siop. The reason is in this The rcbe
lion 10 Dtme cratic rebellion again
the popular will. and Union men, n,
modern day Democrats. are trying 10 p,
IL down.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
NnGHOe.

CBoRGE WASHINGTON GuNDY, whose place
" ofresidence 10 unknown, is notified that on De-
cember 90, 1889, Margaret Jano Gundy filed In the
onioe Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the County of Fairfield and State OF
Ohio, her petition against the said George WaahinE-
ton Gundy alleging that the said George gton
Gundy had been wilfully absent from her for moro
than three years last past, and asking that she
may be divorced from him, restored 10 her maiden
name, given the posssSslom OF her child and other
proper elief: which said petition will stand for hear
Ing At tho mex term OF said Court. p Nt 81 :,
Dated this goth day Of December, 1902, 1ebw,
MARGARET JANE GUNDY.
f.nn..vt tefH dwA . F'''' '..+
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ID r Por the Lancaster Gazette
Misplaced Confidence. f


have many times w0pt over misplaced
confidence, and hopes betrayed, and have
written myself down as one who has
been too confdipg. Perhaps have
been but it is the common lot Of man to
be betrayed and deceived. The world is
mocking, dccciving worlj. if viewed
lper6cially: at least it seems to be :; but
the fault may be more with ourselves,
after all, than with others So | have
thought in my calmer and less selfish
reflections. There are many confdlng
aud true hearts ; and have settled down
in the belief. that, when we have "ca't
ont the beam from our own eye" we
shall be able to view others in more
favorable aspect. But / can say truly,
and am satisfied with myself when
say it, that though l have Teen deceived
thousand times and though Heashery
has rec Jiled me many times, where had
expected good faith and sympa by, l
would rather be cheated on to the end,
than to wilher one honest heart By ex
pressed doubt; thus cruelty snufiing
out she lamp fIruth. know that thou
sands are shrinking up this day in obscu'
Iri,y and neglect, because. in their un,
sophisticated efforts TO be understood and
loved. they have not met responsive
mirrors that hays reflected back the image
Of truth. No, dear reader. let us trus'
on, and ever Frail humanity nee IS con
6depce and sympathy. They are tie
only weapons with which to disarm
treachery. II you can save one honest
confidlng heart, in one thousand, it is
better than TO distrust.
!. ..'''..,, NJ I.-i ECLECTIC.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
efyws publish his week several ar,i
cIssfsom ths atniy and army officers.

eeyws publish his week several arIi.
cIesfsom ths AMY aud arny officers
tie crOppirgs out Of their devotion 10
the Uniou--i6eir Determinations to 6gb,
out the wsr--their utter detesta,ion Of
thsssmpsthizsTs at home. 40fthese we
irvite, particular attention 10 the address
Of the Ohio soldiers u their friends at
home. written b. our gallant CoESELL,
Let 1.-The read, studied. rendered and
cherished By our people. 1t is the pa
per Of the times --strOngly sVoWiug the
righi--bo:dIy denOuuciDg the wrong,
We eoumeud this appeal particularly to
the eousidsrRtion Of such as in other ds, a
admired the bold. fearless, able and pa
trloiie Democratic lead of John. NJ. Coz
HELL. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

kV.Ths bin ior making lhs Illinois
Snip Canal bdl bisp defeated j. iAs low
srl.Bhe tf censEsas, ard 4 tAsIsiora
pntto slssb l5f this session q
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
SECOND DISPATCH.

The new gunboat lndianolI has fol
lowed the example Of the Qrscn Of the
Wes1, and run the blockade oI Vicksburg
The feat was performed on Friday night.
Shs s'arled at IL o'clock on dark,
drizzly. rogy night. manned by unquail-
ing hearts, SIC began her perilous Voy.
age with wa'cLfuI eyes on her fires.
The euemy in spita Of all precautions
against bring seen, observed her. The
signal passed from battery 10 battery and
then came the roar of artillery and the
iron rain. Tue iatteriss We'd with each
other in their eTorls % sink the boat; but
she ds6antly Aonlod, dark, sullen and de.
lermined, down the Mississippi.
The dea(ahing reyerberations told how
great An effort The bClsag ursd enemy
were making. So mighty was the shock
our steamboats, shivsrtd from stem 10
stern, though Eve miles distant.
The Indianola safely passed the fiery
ord. al and reaclcd her drslinstion at the
mouth Of tho canal. Il was q great feal
promising he best results, % 2
The steamboat John Warner was fred
intu on Sunday al one o'clock at Cypress
Bend Five shots took effect, doing very
considerable inja'y, bu! owing to th'
manly conduct Of the officers, the boa
escaped and reached here today.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

~ ~ Impps,apt to discbatgsd soldiersl
0allpp R. N. CLARKE. /, ''9s. ! sl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19
From NTemphis and Belo1v.

- - ~ - - = = = - = -
MEMPuIs. February 16.-Advices from
Hicksburg to Friday says the Queen Of
Che West has teeD supplies d with coaI aud
had gone on smother expedition down the
river. 1t is behaved thata grand move.
ment is to be commenced shortly. which
viii put Vicksbnrg 10 cur possess on -
The movement Is so formidable in char.
acter that II is certain of su cess. II il
feared the enemy NAV exacuute bffora Il
is July brought to ter. The nature o.
the movement is conlraband Y -
The sleamsr Edward Walsh aud EN-
prees was cred upon by Ihe enemy a
Bolivar Lending on Saturday. Rhe rebell
fred ifjy.thres rounds OF she'll AMI sole
shot, Of which six took effect. William
Burke, deckhahd on the Edward Walsh
was killed. Both tile Walsh and the En-
press were injured, but mol seriously =
The guubost Bragg lelt Batavia only twi
hours before There were no signs 0
the eBemy there. The Conesioga wa
sent TO lpok after them Tho enemy il
supposed to be Saik's reg ment. The usa
gss Of warfare were entirely disregardec
in this insIsBce-nO summon was mad
10 surrender. and no blank slot was fred
The officers commanding the boats be
haved sallantly, steamiDg through III
raining missiles, and reaching here wil)
little damage.
Ronsy Hutchinson. from Danville. Ky
was aitrstol by the Couioderaies at Her
uando. Mississippi, last week, with
belt around bis body. containing $500
in counterfeit Confederate notes. II
was tied up and hanged I'LL dead.
The steamer White Cloud was arres'e
for cont'aband trading. The reporte
mortality in the army Of the rebels
Vcksburg u very grlat,
l, is thought the finding Of The Cou
Martial in the case Of ThoS. W. Knox wi
be lenient.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-19

People of Ohio Blu, one alternative
is left you. Yon must pronounce this a
Just rebellion. You must say that it was
right and juslidable 10 destroy this Re.
publi'; that Republic was weak. help"
less Government, powerlrss TO sustain H.
self. aud to be destroyed whenever con.
spirators enough cati be allied for the pur-
pose, or, you must show, to the world The
power Of srlf preservation in the great ex
ambls OF Coofederat,d Republics. That
/. has a quiet dorman. force, which
aroused, has gigantic strength and enerN
gy. That il not only can protect lie citi'
zrns in oil o! their rights and privileges,
bu, can sustain itself as vel against for
eign attack as internal treason,
We are fighting for the Republic, to 1t
we have given our hearts, our armies, our
lives. We intend TO stand between you
and the desolating hosts OF the r.bels,
whose most cherished hope aud desire
has been and is, 10 take possession Of and
ravage your own beautiful Ohio. Once
already, we have stood as q living wall
between you and this fate, and wo may
have 10 do it again,
Men 0i Ohio You know not what
this Western Army has suffered. You
know not now. the hardships and suffer.
ipas Of your soldiers 10 their chill tents
their shelterless bwousSs, their long
marchss, and their battle thinhed ranks
Vc ~ II 4 ~. = .at,, h,.d ~, stks, in h,,ro n