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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R ~ L II . "A ID
1868. Sc = 9sss2sE 1868.
new ARRANGEMENT.
81 nnEs SHORTER TuAs AM orHEa ROUTE.
New xcnto TO chicago wa Kokomo.


nS AND AFTER MoSDAY. APRIL 20. Isss, ts.,n.
W trains Niil oe run ~ i0llUws
"A Chicago E1prst 1rair vii i-svs Ind ana Dolis -
1895 T. n, arrive % Kokor1o si 5io I. ~,
make cicss connection ~iib tran The GINS snd
Cb.csSo Air Line ka lf0F1 fcT LOganEpcri Yaipsraifo
and Chicago and srri a. Ps-u ~ so z. N.
Returning, the rsil VIII leave Peru 40 - H.
making close CONNECTIONS with tie nghi frafn iro Ct-
cago, and arrive al indianapolis o. s2o A. n.
A Mall srsir VIII leave Indianapolis AS J. ~.
stopping al Aisatons sDd arriving Peru in time
make connection with the trains Toledo sid Va
basA Rsiiway !or Nobasl, Huntington, Port Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit
Returning. The train will leave Peru a 30
A. NJ. after fl1 arrival q The the + W..R ".
froutbe East snd srriFc az indianapolis losoe A -.
IN time to make co-Dcoous or al points Esst, South
sud West.
ACbicAgo Expresstr ain will leave Indianapolis o. 20
T. NJ making Close Connections kckomo With tr.n Tor
Logan-porf, Valparaiso sud Chicago. ard arrse q
Peru NJ leo A. A, tirs o conn.ctsn ~itb
going East aud West tbe Toleco and Naias. RAN
way.
Returning The trsiD VII leave Peru i2i5P ".
making close connection al Kokofno with the srsiff
on the cincinnati ADD Chicago Air LIN. a. f. from
Valparaiso aDd Logaarpcrf, and arrive II ncansfss az
lilo r. NJ Ia time With lie evening frsts for
CDcinna'i. Lousvillc and other points
DAVID MACY. General AGENT and Saperrtent~nt
'. ]. &AI0TI. General Ticket Agent febs3. - 1iy
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SAN FfANcISc'. August I3.-The reported
sece-h uprising iu SaUtl Clara and other counties
is uulruc
Gen Wright has received orier- and funds
frooi Washington to complete the de!euses OF
Sau Francisco
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MiIitary Directory or indianapolis
Bndiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


PAY per Ann.
o. p Morton, Governor: Ofics state House;
residence corner % Market and illinois ~ $4,000
". Holloway, Colonel and Private sec etsry
To- Governor. Olce. State House; resides
with Governor rton..................-.. 2,tGi
W " n. Terrell, M,jor ard Military Secretary
20 Governor. Olice. STATE House; residence
Loves b ock, @ ohio strcet............... 2,lIs
W II. Schlater. Major - regimen. Indiana
Volunteers. 4. -. e. 10 Governor. Office
State nouss; boards at Palmer House,. AIS
Laz Noble AdjGtsnt General of Indiana
Oflce. state House; boards st Bates House;
$500 from the State and s3.6 pay OF COL
onel ............................ 3464
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HD " e. NJ n ~ - M "a.

and it's attendant train q symptoms, II acts like
Charm than medicine. There is nothing in the whole
range Of the Aateia Medica that fer bear
a comparison with 1t 10 this disease.
full e this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition Of the T. DspeBsaory, pages 1857
aud 1888
A series Of experiments in which De. Ball has been
for years engaged has Just been brought successful
termna'i, and h. is enabled 10 offer the public
comblnaan OF Cedron With other improved tonic the
whole prrserved 10 the best quality OF copper distilled
Bourbon whisky, which be 81 confident bas equal In
the world
he m kht iurtb volume of certificates, but the pub
lie have long since learned 10 estimate such thing, al
iheitrue value The safest plan is for every
for himself the virtues of a new medielue. Give the
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DAILY SENTINEL
TELEcRApHIc:
Neon Reports.

LasronrEo ,ssn.s.,1 70. IA. n.llr sr.1s .ssr.ssl-
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From ~. E.OuIs.

Sr. LOUIS, August & intelligence has beer
received here ttmt the rebel General Holmes
commlnder of Arkansas, died re.entl OF The
deierlum tremer-.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

NO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY CON-
nect'd with the hisroy Of ths Maeria Nedca Of the
United States. more favoraby known III. neer Ia
medical discovery thsn that Of JOHN BULL, Of Louis
vile KY Hi In mtable preparation % Sar>sparills has
long stood the head o the various compounds of that
valuable drug. His compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry
has become hon- hold word throughout the est and
SOUTH and hi> Worm Lozenges in ess than after
their Introduction. attained reputation as widespread
\ the continent or North America But the crOwning
glory his e be attained in has latest dis
cOverv rather combination, Tor he does lot ella
have been The d,COyerer of CEDRN which u the basis
OF the btiers offered the public That honor be-
longs the native inhabitants o Central America. to
whom IS virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance
the deadly malaria and handles without fear ihe
most venom"us serpenis II IS belief til them thar
while there is breath left the body the Cedron potent
10 cure, matter what The dsea,e may be.
While Dr. Bull u prepared to inaorSe this extTaya
gau prelenon, h. l. nevertheless Satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating To it's virtues
that, remedy aud preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either TO changes Of weather aud Climate
or to the miasmsic influences n stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation II has so long enjoyed
Central America and the West Indies. In
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indianapolis and Madison
nxxz ELHxSDAn
1868. ~ - 1868.
New Arrangement tn Cosnmence Non.
Inv n -ph j..

day. Feb. 2. 1865.
FENNO passenger trains daily tSundayk exceptcs be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depof Insiialapos af o 30 a. "
and p. NJ, srrIvin dison n II 70 A. u aud 50
Pm
Leave the Depot a, Madi-on a; A ". ard p. u,
rfving 90 Indianapolis AZ IL A. n and 10 =. ".
The train Leaving Indiaospolis at go A. n connects
with that leaving Columbus a; es5 4. NJ for shelby
vile snd kushre. arriving a. belbyve ~ 1875 A. NJ.
aud Rushyllls ~ 1880 a. N
Leaving RuShvllls al ~ u, sheihyv1lis IS p.
~, oonnects a. Columbus with the ard ~ train ar
irving =, either Indianapolis OF Madison the sare evsa
ing.
This Road forms ne with tbe Packets a. sadi,on for
the transportation Q: freight b~wc-u Cincinnati and In
diauapolis and points West.
Tsrih OF Freights a. lo~ e. by Any other roctc.
Shipper and merchants West will -31 II 70 tberfnlsr.
. ship by this line
feb2 DC. BRASBAN. superiy,epaeus.
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BOARD or ENJOYMENT or THE sIxTH ENEoILNENT
pIsTRICT.
y B-Eier. Captain and Provost Nsr-hai. Of
tcs, Rscsfo7d's L ock. 50 door. boards ato
Jchnson's, three mile. north Of the city,
IA lno.d --...-.-......--.-....-. i.4ss
Nm. J Wall &c. Corfnission-r. U1lce. Riacs-
foTd's Block; rcsiielce N. l6l kast Mzrset
st.eet............ ......-.. l,a4s
Thornas Ha-vey. Sgr-eoa- O@ce, with Pro
vost Na-shs, boards AZ No. TS,, hast Wash
fnrtou street. ........................... .2ss
T35Si
Add Gen. CarrinEton, offee "a State House. suSs
s0.s2s
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The Very Best Famil. Flour
MADE OF wuITE WHEAT

constaniy on haad. and for SAL tie Warehouse
junction ~ AlAh srna stree; AID v'rginis avenue
Flour delivered in any Of the city free 81 eh.rve
y20-d3m y. A. LlSC0AR
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CLAIM AGENCY.
SOLDIERS CL.fLN .gGE.y'CI,.
McKERNANS, PIERCE & CO.,
AuTBouzxp AsESTs FoS TH

NIILL COLLECT OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
w Pensions Bounties, Back Paw, Pay for Extra
Duty and PAY fsr Horses while n the service, &c
AID viii coll CT Claims az Washington City.
0FYIcE-NO So West Wellington street, lnest door
close a stamp.
Nsior walser and D. NcKernAn have an ocsee IN
Nashville. Tennessee.
J. II McKEkSAN. wINSLnWs =. FIEhCE,
D. s. McKERsAS, MAJ ! D. WALKER
Late % Ind. Cavalry.
RSygsExcEs-Gov. Morton, Adtt. Gen. Noble. Gen.
Love, Judge Perkins. IDdisnspous iunsso-du
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TANNING.

THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared 20 receive
/ and tan for The public, at least i've hun.
drld hides a, his tan yard, seven miles ; Il.
81 Marshall. lie will tau on shares one
hall fpr the other. An hidcs wi.l be marked
with the initials Of the owners. and promptly
rcccipted Tor. ! have resolved to tan an
share hides sepiaieig and It brought to my
tan ynri oulg the owners will get the hr,t
lea,hcr turned out Of my va.s and II good
srticleo leather guaranteed IN ever instance.
Il the hides are sound when received
". H. u. WARD
Jan. 10 l2G3 nj ,im
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" rrorosrn hwf S1srsT ~ rHs Eussri
Tuti1S " THE CoNFipyRarF Srsr s-ln
the Senate Of tie Confederate States,
on the tih, Senator Jtllson. Of Gear.
gia, introduced the following. which
was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee
\ bill 70 propose an amendment TO
the Constitution OF the Confc1er ate
States of America
SECTION 1t is cnac, ed by the Con
grcs- Of the Confederate States Two
thirds OF both Houses thereof con
curing, that the Glowing amend.
menl, go the Costilelion oi the Con.
fcderatc States If America be, aud
the same is hereby proposed, and
when ratified by The Legislatures 81
three fuutths Of tie several S,atcs
shall lie inserted ,hsrcin as clause 81,
section LIST, article ith, to.wi,
When any State being aggrievcd
10y any act Ut Congress, shall. 10y con
ycnuou, declare tie same to he un-
constitutional. Congress-. IL in session,
and If not The President shall convene
II for tina, purpos,, shall Immediately
call convention q the States To con.
slider said act. aut II not confirmed by
two thirds of said convention, the vote
to be taken by States. !, shall he void
and no law, bnt II affirmed, il shall
] stand and n affirmed and no nllust.
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AplrrAsr AND ISNYcron Ggss OrFcE.
Richmond. November u. 1852.

Aplrr,sr AND ISsrycron GEss OrfoE.
Richmond. November u, lsC2.
gsEeAL ogpERs.
No 90
Commandments Of ;onscrints viii cause tho
owi1g Order to be published for a, least
ven times IN sufficient number of news
par. IN each State OF the Conf drfncv. 10
.ars III reaching every part OF the country
Ii An oommissiond officers and enlisted
en-. who are now absent from their com.
ksnds from any other cause than actual
stability. or duty under orders from the
cretary of War. or from their department
)mmanders, will return 10 their commands
thout delay.
II. Commissioned Officers failing to com.
with the provisions Of the foregoing par
Agrsph, within reasonable length al tune.
b no cnse 10 exceed twenty DAYS after the
Publications OF this Dricr shall be- dropped
tom the rolls OF the army in disgrace. and
ir names will be furnished Ia the Com.
! andunt o. Conscripts for enrolment in the
kauks
ILL., All enlisted men who shall hil to
! comply with the provisions Of paragraph
| of tbis p,dor within re,,.,,,i,lo l,,,,,t.
n ,imn shan ha cors;J.r,.I d,,.ar,o,s and
k.,,cJ arrard,nglv ,he,r nom.s 10 ba
)snisled to the Commandaut Of Conscrip,s
Il their State, for publication, or such other
kcon as may be deemed most olllcscious
~. In order To insure tue efficient COOP
y aiion Of all concerned to carry thus order
no immediate effect, department commanders
!, directed 10 require from the commnnJing
kac.r ~ each seperntc command h, MOI,
'.,,,a,,nt. a nro,,nt rc,,rt a, H., ,,,,,...
| an commissioned orlerrs and ,nl;.,ol ncn
,r ,,..n, from their comnnnd. The ,e'
I "a. mn.t s,a,r In encb case ,bo cause ol
,..,,e. AMI any rrgimr,,t battalion az com,
.or c,rmandrr whn Jnl prgln'', IN IN,
n such n repor,. or wbn shall knowingly
,uilfy of c6ncralipe any case of unautbor.
81 ABSENCE. shall ON conviction thereof he
Lsmmarily dismissed.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

/ ErfEEs q administration on the estate II
IL Thomas Heath, deceased were granted 10 the
undersscncd by the County Court Of Manson
county, Texas at tile December term, A. u, l>'2
p-stAinina 10 estates OF de ;eastd persons, 10.
Th, IL, therefore. 10 notify all persons holding
claims against SAID estate 70 present them within
the time prescribed by law, and those indebted 10
make immediate payment
JOHN HEATH, Adm'r,
Feb. g. 1888. nlubt
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against the enemy, and to act for the

against The enemy, and TO act Tor the
future entirely on the defensive.
Retotred, That the Executive be, and
he is further requested 10 enter into
negotiations with the authorities o!
the Confederate States. with reference
10 cessation Of hostlities based on
the following propositions lst Re.
cognitlon Of the Independence Of the
Confederate States I'd A uniform
system Of duties upon imports. 81.
Free trade between the two States.
ith. Free nay legations OF the Missis.
sippi river. 9Th. Mutual adoption Of
the Monroe doctrine
CAN LIVE TOGETHER.
entirely disagree with those who
assert that i, is impossible that the
North aud South could live peace ably
side by side because there are no
natural boundaries between the two,
such as the Rocky Mountains OF the
Atlantic Ocean. This is a buglcar
with which we impose upon ourselves.
The people of the North and South
can never become foreign nations to
each other, in the sense in which the
French and English or Russians are
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

I El'rERS Of administration on the estate
IL OF g. W Viyon deceased were grant.
ed 10 the Undersigned by the County Coar,
Of Harrison county, Texas, pertaining to e~-
,n,es OF deeeescl persons' &c, at the January
term. A, D., ls63. This Is therefore to no
tlfy all persons holding claims against said ca
tate to present them within the time prescribed
by law, and those indebted 10 make immedi
ate payment, -
JOHN. 7. WITilERSFOON.
Administrator
Feb. ~, 1862. n2o-6t
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REBEL IANNl .lfN.
Department No. =.

II 'hi' department OF ur Tawg yal per.
| soma can nave their bids uuael into good
leather, such q. tie hides will turn out, onc
buff for the other prop'r receipts will he
given 40 damaged hides will be- rci,cl.
lldc. received a, ,br late s,nre Of g. G
Gr'gg & Go, to accommodate, but We prefr
10 m delivered at the yard.
GREGG 4 60.
Jan Is l-G3
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Wanted ~ Hire.

IGOR the prcson, year, i,sxrg girl, sai,1t
J. FOR y nurse or house sersant, lor which
i1ersI wages viii be paid Applg al l'l.e
Office.
Jan, 10, se3 Hl3su
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A series Of peace r.ostios psesa ~ u
LIMOS Iee isls,nrs % III l2tA M ao1o
that tn army Of the Po,enas ~ 1OS Rsql
n,en,. ard loo, go Men. Tat Rnoraesane =
,he M,aft~esbcrro' Aeh, I'D leo svs'Dt~s
aDi q mo
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PROGRAMME IN THE AORTHwEsr.

'"o"AAA !" lAA "oAi"
Tho f,Ilowipy ia from the Jaeksop
,,,,,
N"'e' o'''
we have derived the suhJoined IN
formation IRON gentlemen OF h'gh
moral, social, ana poiiucAs character
IA distinguished c't'xen OF one Of the
Northwestern otates-and the 'u'or'
nation, therefore, ~ strictly accurate
aud entirely reliable. we make the
statements for the Information ana
graeliicaf'on OF our readers ana tue
Southern pubic generally
Inc states oil lndiafa, iiiino'ri ana
ONO, have Determined to stop thc
war snd make terms OF peace with
the Confederate States, cost what ~
may and offend whom u may III one
purpose, whatever the iuture may De,
they are hrmly AMI nnalterso'y "n'tsd
ana resolved, ana that purpose tie
war against the Confederate states
shall cease--or, u u Is 10 De carried
on, lhe Noftn"est VIII thfo~ i's m''''
tary power INTO the scale against the
aggressor' The citizens OF 'h"se
states VINO nave been dr"''ed, or en-
roiied III Tue reocfai army by tue nun
dred and by The regiment. ana There
Is no authority IN The army VINO" can
control 'hls movement vi Inc one
hundred ana MY thousand men or
ganised oy the redetal government
TO operate on the MISSISSIPPI river uh
ger GRANT ara Mco'etn"bu' ho' mort
ih"h i"f'y thonsnhn enec'iVe s",a'eis
remain ana mat number Is oa''y VI
inlnishea ny hof'a''ty foi' s'chhe's
ana ny voluntary ahhhdonlheht o'
an enterprise WIN which they are
most thoroughly Disguised. -.
Inc legislatures ri lhIno's' 'nu''
ana, ONO, ana kentucky, are 10 con
vehc at Transient IN general cohVeh'
,ion, on the isth day OF reornhry
INST, ana VIII thete agree upon VIC
pf'hc'P'es upon WHICH No''n"'s,
oohiederacy Is 10 be instituted ana
WIN the 'onicaeracy Tor inc states
p"fue'Ihg inc Miss'ss'pp' anu .,S u'o
ntat'es-pf"pos'ng treaty, Offensive
ana defensive, with the south, ,r al
adoption OF the Confederate states
constitution, to incorporate those new
members into the Cohiederacy, II mat
be agreeable to the people OF the Con
tederate states. Bnt IN any event
and independent of all other questions
relations OF peace, amity, aud com
merce, are to be established.
When 'hese principles are agreed
upon IN convention, commissioners
viii he deputed TO bear The result IL
Richmond t. tIeat with the Conleder
ate Government Tor maj aud satls
factory adjustment o, all interests NJ
volved TINS action VIII be taken
not secretly. not riaudostinciy, hu'
openly aud with serious, dlgnilied de
termination, representing the Sovcf
cigniy oi those great ahd populon>
States. When the terms oi adjust
ment are settled at Richmond, they
Will be submitted fer the ratification
ot those States, respectively, by or
ganic action at the ual'otp box, Prov
ded Tor ny hoglsiA'ufts OF the respcc
i've states men mus fa''heu' IN,
W"rk "' separation from the onhco
states WIZ ne regarded as ilnally and
irFf fNtIttN perfected
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N()'rlt T..

MESSRs. G.. G. GREGG, & Co, are
IVI my authorized agents Tor All individual
business, ns well a. New Orleans business.
JOHN l., WILLIAMS,
Feb IL, 1863 MO.
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THE frrugr oF rHr NoRrH Whatever
may he the issue 81 the present war,
however obscure the future with 70.
spcct To other matters, one thing, says
the Richmond Wing, may hc safely
predicted, and that IL, that the doom
more fearful than Of pcVcrgoil awaits
the ahulr'lonisis. They are the au.
thors OF the war and "a war, result
AS 1t may, caunnf fail To- he disastrous
to the North If the South could be
snilugatcd, the vast sources NJ wealth
which formerly "inpticd into the lap
ot laukccdnm wou'd cease 10 iiow
II the Yankees fail N their attempted
suhiugatlon, the Union is at an end
"thc best Government the world ever
saw is no more. aud poverty, con.
fusion and anarchy are The portion Of
the Yankee race In either contin.
rency. the responsibility rests on the
nbulilionis,s. and they cannot ovade
il. They will bc adindged guilty Of
the mi chici, aud there will not be
wanting abundant and wiling hands
to inlict punishment. Already we
hear the confused and iorrhoding
mut,erings, which smell Of blood
The tone OF many Of the Northern
papers is sharp, bitter, fcrocious
agalns, the aboliiinnists. and reminds
one of the blood thirsty writings 81
Marat. This IL the secret of srward's
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ouch most may well feel confident.
~ Is combination for victory. The
elements have been well shaped. Not
IN vain las The border state politicians
thronSed The hall OF the Presidential
mansion, Not III vain has the dis.
Greet Secretary OF State incurred the
reputation OF having become imbeclle.
,o, '" VAN na' 'ho who'e hhm'iiis'
""''n s"ie'e'i 'ne oolu'h Oh "i''tlag
NJ" '''e ,'u' 10, 'ack Oh !" p"'l'y'
"s ,o"'" WEI" "hpro 70 u'spehse
WIN we applause OF Tue t"d'cais'
Nh''c ,hey s',ch''y directed mat under
, .' Wn'c' "as % te,er ,he g'g"h
TIC questions, WIN which they would
no' e,,"pp'e, 10 'he uee'slo'i 0, another
! ''S'uehtlai e'ect'oh' Inc oohserva'
yves WIN triumph Inc ch'e' eie'
nesuh III the "ccomr'ishinent OF TINS
'e'c,''nafy movement Is TIE war,
""''h we ADMINISTRATION Us conduct
nmg LOT 'he restoration Of 'he uhloh.
ine war IS 'hoeed ,he trump cara 81
,he democracy not war Tor conquest
nu' Mr. Lincoln war Tor Tue Union.
the end of abolition 4, has passed
that stage Its results are now in
their Keeping. All they wish is it's
prolonga,ion to the principle that the
Union is intact, aud the Constitution
open to- amendment through Southern
vntes. Ia the next place. the rcspon
sibillly of it, being with the Ropubli.
cans, IL weakens them sadly in the
elections, And in the third place lis
eject IL TO wear away and dcprcss the
s'"'en"idefs, ana dispose Them IN Ia
Vo' ui c"hei'i"uoh. Inc war IN what
ever aspect IL may De presented Is an
aa'l''fao'e instrument ioF them II II
Su"u'u happen ~ meet win uheSp1ct
ca success ana defeat ne rebellion,
the Shareholders VIII DE brought back
Just IN time to JOIN them IN tue cleo
ton II 1t should lag and accomplish
no results, a. now seems likely, this
WIN Inevitably insure them a triumph
III We popular vote. Their theory Is
and 1t - a sound one---'hnt the two
infces, Abolition aud Secession, now
~ deadly conflict, have only to be per
united to continue the tight long
enough to wear each other out and
cause toe political waters to subsldc
to Their former levet
THE ARMY CONSERVATIVE.
Nevertheless. without reference 10
the result If the war. consider the
chances Of the Conservatives IN the
election. far superior To- that Of the
Administration Great reliance ia
placed hy the latter ou the vote Of the
soldier but, Ia my opinion. th', is de-
usive The solde. will be affected
he kr manner with the rest ol the
prupIp, aud moreover, will be tired Of
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The Confederate army ha. 600
Generals. 1913 Brigade Quariermas
tiers, 100 Brigade commissaries, $40
companies Of artillery Is regiments
of cavalry and asl regiments Of In.
fantry. In the navy there arc I
Admirals. 10 Captains, Al Comman-
dcrs h0O0 seamcn.
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hands Of the Confederscy, along with
Missouri and Kentucky. He thought
it was also the destiny Of Ohio. bnt
seemed less confident Of that State.
Whether these States should belong
to the Coniederacy OF not. be had 10
doubt at all of the foundation Of q
Northwest Empire, in the event Of
their exclusion from the South.
There is one remark 10y way Of
comment, with which, for the present.
we close these statements Its this /:
The mean.splrited. trescberous men,
who have misled and betrayed Ken.
lucky, seem now determined to sur.
round themselves with some protcc.
ton, and provide standing ground for
the soles Of their feet, when they be.
hold the abolition government At
Washington, whose cause they cs-
pou-ed against their brethren and
section, beginning to ,opple to its final
overthrow. Bat their account is yet
to be rendered. day of recsoing is
approaching the mysterious hand
unblddon, writes upon the wall-prsr,
AESE, rKKGL. pPhAssls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-19

A private letter, dated ahou' miles
from Dallas, Feb. lth, says there WAS
quiet a sensation created GA Monday
last, in this vicinity. by falling Of "a
meteor 1t seemed to start directly
from the moon and proceeded north.
ward some distance before any report
was heard, when IT sounded like the
firing Of large cannon. Almanae
Exiia