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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
rur nrsr IN GnANr,s ARM1 BE.

THE DusT IN GRANTS ARMI BE
FORE THE REcESr RAiN.-Five
lays ago, for the fret time in sew.
eral months, there was rain in the
.egion of Grants army. A cor
espondent thus describes the dust
before the rain:
Twill ten YOU how it is. The
,oil on the south side Of james
River in this section is n very
ight, sandy loan, which the hot
md long continued droutb, aud
orstant attrition of army opera
tions and movements had worked,
VIII ,rcver the least exposed, into II
continuous bed Of the lightest,
lryest kind OF dust, several inch.
deep. IL the lightcst. drycst
Sind Of flour were spread over the
,rouud, from three to six inches
lecp-no that will not express 1t,
.lour is too heavy.
II the dry and dusty cobwebs OF
all time were gathered together
with the lightcst, drycst nIagncsia
md pulnicc stone to the finest,
lryest powder, and btrewn from
,nkle to Che knee deep over the
surface of the earth in this part OF
the country, the result might ap.
proximatc in n slight degree to the
state of the coil and the dust here.
Up to this morning neither man
nor beast could stir without stir.
ring up n cloud Of dust. The
movement Of u oorporal's guard
would be liable 10 bring out tho
artillery all al ong the cnemy's
lines. The movement Of large
body of troops would have been Ia
say the least, tho dusticst move.
ment the world ever bchcld. Not
bird could wallow by 5hc road
side without barricading il will
dust; nor could even II thirsty
grasshopper stretch his legs by
springing to neighboring blade
without raising tile challenge wh'
goes theret
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

0J7 AT Ashland, u rebol Lieut..
when captured by our men, asked
to whom he had the honor of sur,
rendering. I'D Ohio" was the
reply, Great llcavcni' exclaimed
the Lieutenant, Il fought that reg,
iment in tho Indian Territory, in
Arkansas, in Kentucky, in Tennes
see, and at last they've got mo in
East Virginia. Are you a sport.
ing regimenti'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
Coed Hit.

Last Sunday the Rev. Mr., Nc,
Mullen preached a war sermon in
in Lafayette, Ind, in which he
told the pious Coppcrhoads that in
a asingle battle fought by tho He,
brews l2O, 900 were slain and 200.
900 carried into captivity, But
the best thing he told them was
that 'ntemperance carries off 40
.009of our males every year. or
more have fallenin battle Cor ma.
tional life in three years, and vet
they have not he wled once about il,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
Mr. Nasbv has 4 class Meeting
and Deprecstes Niger Killing
CurRou Nv THE Moo DsPES

and DepreoaVos fNlggoi n,iis'
CurRou Nv rHE Moo DsPES
sAsuEN,
Cody 30, 1864.
Oar class meetins hoy bcn sum
what neglected uyilait. sumhow Il
ia in our church cz It is in the bet-
rodox -wo airhot and cold alterni.
tly. Last Sunday we had a pres
hus seem.
Bro Siplcs spoak. lie con.
fest that ho was a week mortc'.
lie he'd his ups and downs, bad,
II wig ruff on him. Woncvtr
Grant and Sherman he'd a success
his faith failed him and sumtimes
he he'd difficulty in comm tn time
even wen Lee whipt GIaut.--l}u'
he he'd recently paid ~ per gallon
for whiskeo, aud that stlrd him
With wun hand upon his ? often
empty jug, and totbcr pinted b
heven he he'd sworn eternal hostil
ity tu them ez he'd razod thos,
prices, whic is ablishuists. lfcon-
.enpcnt he askt the btethering &
bray fer him. -.
Bro. Hopp riz. Ilchcd hisups
and downs also--rather more
,lowps than ups, His hole wus
full wen Forrest killed the niggcrs,
hut alasl woe wuz on him wer
Sherman fxt en- at Atlanta
Now the skize is brito. Lee hold'
out bully, and toiher day 1000 mis-
gers at Pctersburg--
AT this pint interrupted bro
IIopp. The KILN nv niggeri is nc
coz nv rcjoisin. Wat a dcstruc
tion nv property! 1000 niggors A.
$1,000 per niggcr Is s6,oOo,0oo'
This sun nv munny, even at the
preseht ablishn prices wood pro
,loosc 90. 900, 900 nipsl Wood, {
wood, that | wuz condemned tc
consoom em ALI III them mig
rers he'd ben white men wood
ent hcv kcered. Whyt Bckoz
white solicrs is all ablishnists
Don't shake yer baclislidc. lie !
wuz who rit hum a sayin that !
he he'd kun buck and found tina
ole hipocrit Nasty a eatin chicken
about yoor howse, hc'd plump
ounce ball into him. llipacrit
Chickingsl Sich baseniss con
firms me in my belecf in tho doc
trim NV to,le depravity. ! nj
onobtroosiv geet ut the tables u
my flock. Troo etc, but Woo
sny uv en- say that chickings WI
a equivalent fer my improyin con
yersashuni Ez fer the paltr,
mummy borrcr, allcz give m.
noat, wich settles them transac
tloEs. aI.
| reason. Every niggor kille,
nilamcs our brcthcrn powerful
Imagin my brcthern, n suther
artilrist a bringin nv his pcec
to bare upon the advansin enem.
lie secs their air niggers an
his hart sinks Neercr and necrc
they cum. Scczen glass h
vews EN-, and horror! in the Il on
rank, "clothed in scots NV blu,
he beholds his indiviiilo nigger'
Nesrer! neerer. Fain wood h
say nuthin NV tho money he ha
inwastid in en-. But no! Tn
order is given! "l'irc!' lie pull
the fat!e string, aud ez he behold
his own property bleedin on tn
plain, he swoons away. My jentl
friends, maik no dout that hat
the cases reported in the Suthri
papers or Gun stroak wug irum tina
coz.
Uther brethain Civ their cxper
fence in. Tho ieelin is improvil
sence the draft. and | hev iaitl
that Of our groscries kin hold nj
till Sebtember 3, under the crcdi
systim, and too menny don't run .
Kanady, We will be able to whal,
cny Provo Marshall's i6rsc the,
ken send agin us.
PErRoLErM V. Msm,
Pastcr nv sed Church in chan &c
Hancock Jcfersopioa,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

UPTho Ronnd Table figures
up tho costot dressing alady after
the American tasliien at So $40.
Now if5o, 900 ladies would dress
on S3l0, the saving would bo sut.
ticicnt to absorb tho Whole OF the
$500, 900, GEO now wanted by the
secretary of tire Treasury.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

GPThe New York eating houses
have doubled their prices and
greatly reduced the quality and
quantity Of their food. Ifyou oh.
iect to tho prices they complain OF
the high cost Of meat; ifyou object
to their meat, they ask what can
You eXpect for the priccl.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

UPhiladelphia has spent for
the home defense, S3l5, $3.50; for
families OF volunteers, $40 $3.50;
and for bountics, 81, ,347 $50 To
tai SO, ,G6s,7T5. And yet Phila.
dclphia can go far beyondthat fg'
urc before being half exhausted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

UA package 1900 copies OF
the ritual Of the Sons of Liberty
was fonndin this office that Dan.
Voorhees, recently vacated in Terre
uaute. Dan. shouldn't let any.
thing drop, lest his reasonable
heart be exposed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

"Col, Mulligan insured the
immortality of his memory when
IN the last hour of ito his stronges,
feeling was for his country
prompting the memorable words
LAY me down and save the fiag. !"
So should every citizen say, "lay
me down. in the service of of my
country if it should be necessary
to 'save the flag"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
REFERENCES.

w.ths rnderirurd dctng business IN New Work.
ti,y, do arrnoR,ls Joseph \. Walters, aud q. n
Snydrr computing the inn orihe National Pate nd
Onre. to referi" ~, aud believe they willcondnr'
their business upon ,rRiCrtN nosoRAnLE fRiNCi.
rLrs. . . 80
fsirnedl S.feh. 2ath
Jos.S Mckcwan ESQ, Importer. 81 Maiden Lane
N. Y. tiN.
WI. .Taylor E'q., Danter, 10 Wsilsi. Nv.
casrlcs ". NUorh ees ESQ. Banker ~ Pine ~,
NV city, .-
Shep.erd. Sewah Il co. Importer, - n reariSs. y
N. N.Cuy.
John Wilmot E,qi Commission . Bowling Green
n. V. city.
John W. Kirby Esq,, Metropolitan Rank, iOs
Iirondwsy n. N.ttv.
IL, A nhus Esq, Bd,i,h and American Exchange
Z" .LI.. 'urnnr,tior, ~ wall Street v. Y. riy.
March IL, 1871. ''h"-.i~-i n-nS ""..g"r o
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

Vi. 70 THE City Fathers OF Louis,
vile have authorized tile Mayor
to employ 400 laborers, to put the
fortifcetions around the city in
immediate repair.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18


The Taste. 10 notA violent remedy, hut emollienf
warming, searching and effective, eAu be taken Ly
the oldest peI,oa OF youngest child.
MADAME ZADoC PORTERS CURATIVE
bAtSAM iSno new End NntTied me dieins, Lut Ia,
been used by the psblie for the past year, with
unpsrae led suecsss and acquired its nTesent w
tensNs and stsely iaeressing sale, SIMPLY by beiny
Recommended bs those who ave used u 10 thei, ~
hielsd fisnds aud others. :"
iFfou nAvEA COLD, ,if ever 80 slight, do po,
'silto ave the halsam tfiab as the yer, low ny,es
al which y Is sold; bringsit in the reach OF even
cas 'hsrtasy may always ksep eoayenisn nt for a,.
The timely use efa rs cent bottle will oltsn nro,,
TO be we.'hone handred times its cost - ''S'
ne not be put of with any other, A,k for MAD
s,t on having Il, and take no o,hsri if year Dus.
ycu, -.--l y W.
~ SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AT rs AMI
50 CENTS PEI BOTTLE.
DU BoIS & CO., Druggists,
Fi6fn d Fostoria.
we" s-lr. !
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

""I am astonisbed, my dear
young lady, at your sentim ents;
you mako me START swell, sir,
I've boen wanting you to tai
for the last hour"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

p"lizzic," said a little curly.
headed boy of somo five years,
isn't Sam Slade 5usters"
why, Charleyl"
because the prammcr saws
positive bust comparative buster,
md | did sec him give you such a
positive buss."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

DA one armed man was asked
10y n woman how he came To lose
his arm. lle promised to tell her
If she would not ask another Gucs.
tion. She agreed, and he said it
was bitten oil. AS the man went
away, she said she wished she
knew what bit il OIL. tERtt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18

UMr. w. S. HchMAN.. mem
Der of the last House of Rcprvsen.
tatives from tho Founh. Indiana
District, was defeated yesterday in
an effort to get a denomination,
-c''l" hor2"se he hal occasionally
an out and out peace man, was
nominated on tho sixth ballot
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Soliciting Ho'ee, and Patent
Commission House, ComJiRsd!!

OOttctttHy- Attorney. 70, securing Pat.
eni, rnr new Inventions m hi, counly snd 10.
rome on the most r-asonRble terrs. COnduci In.
ningem,nt case, aud pfoepre renewals Of Pat.
eris
Out EThibii;on Rooms and
selling Dersrtmen NJ We respectfully snbmit To
the public that ours !. tho oui, Respousible Solicit
inK Iionse In tho World that has an Exhibition
Room mud EtficIENr aud sUrog,sTuJ selling de.
patimsnt attached. rs PAfENfs rsKEN our BY u
ws Hg9UtRr 20 ADVANCE tIE FOH trtrisO.
We are IN Regular Communication win upwhWsoi
igO Patent SELLERS ;hfonghou' the c0untty whn dc
pend wholly for their supply or Patent' nP"n us -
Our Exhibition Rooms tunrner BroHdwny and BAf
clay Street in the very heart and cenct of the Ciyl
nr. daily visited ~ numhets Of tApit a,ts and m
ur Enieunnse, see inginyesimenis In valuable Pat
ents for the puTpo,e O TeselliHg IN smhdivi.iOn''
while oiLst men heavier Capitalists Ne Away
ready to purchase auteful Patent andengage in w.
| IN manufacture, and TINS secure lnctHuye monopoly
| These sourues ofdemandthat are daily augmen inf
,ts fully suthcIent to Hh'orh the entire supply o
Pate Mt. now bsingipusd, AID that al tair pTtces.
| on,ignmvnt, Of Patents iot sale are respectful
u, .ohcited' Any information hse. Responsibl'
! Arpni, wantrdin every oornty and town who hay'
6lsd places Of businsss--to such We viii psv -
Iper anuHet, and per cent. On all 'sls'i to act
our Ages,,. fIr the etplauauo" tone hour or mot
ne, ,dsy) o. the models Of such patents ss may b.
nlscrd In thei . hands fot sale. TO coed Statesmen
who will rive whole bud nsU, will pay $50 per mo MI
! Also tTaVelips Agent, wanted sia fair salary.
Agent, will he reGuifsd 10 give some satisractor
,ecntity or deposit the uast pics Of models, wlio
willb, t.iu aided when returned
| Address. enclosing stsmp,
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No 800 Broadway.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-10
The Election Yesterday.

IL would be undertaking It's importance to even
institute a comparison between the election held
yester lay aud any other since The foundation Of
the government. It's Importance is not greater
aud more marked. however that were the extra
ordinary and disfeputab.e means employed to
carry il by the men in Office Heretofore cor
ru2ton. fraud and villsiny have been used TO
some extent IN our elections, but IN the one just
past they were reduced TO a complete and organ
lied system
Louis Napoleon Was not more determined to
CONVEX, the French Republic into an imperial
throne for himself aud his Descendants. than
those 10 power in this country were to perpetnate
their dyn istv; and We say Il so.emnlv. he was
not more INSCRIPTIONS in the ezeftions which be
made TO that end. Ii the elective franchise has
not been made complete a mockery a. in
France. u has not been The tauli OF Abraham
Lincoln and hs advisers.
III Great Britain the refAinefs and Office bold
ers Of the Crown are not allowed 10 vote; but
here a standing army of mote than million Of
persons, civil and military. ~ss used b. the Cab
inet at Washington for that purpose. In the
last DAYS Of the Romsn Empire. when degenera-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-10
THE DEATH BED COTFESSION Of A
REPUBLICAN OFFICIAL.
Records that Will One Day Astouish
the Nation.

The telegraph announced recently the death
Of Col john p Sanierson. Provost Marshal of
St Louis. A correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Gaze,te--to whose letter the Dayton Enquirer
calls Observation-Disclosures the public with a brief
history of the life of Col Sanderson, and with
his death bed confession The letter may be
found in the Gazette OF the Goth ios,.
Col Sanderson was appointed by Nr. Lincoln
Assistant Secretary of War, under Simon Cam.
eron. at the special request OF the latter While
in that position Col Sanderson had rare 0ppor-
tunites Of learning tie characters OF the public
men at Washington. the corruption that there
prevailed, and the curses that were being pre-
pared Tor the country by those in authority
In his last sickness Col Sanderson was at
tended BY Rev Henry Cox. pastor Of the Union
Methodist Church. To whom he made confes-
sons, which Mr.. Cox committed TO writing as
they were given TO him by the Colonel We
transfer the following ASH part Of his confe--
sions, 10 which we invite the attention of ev.
ery patriot, Col Sanderson said:
lon assuming the duties of the War Office,
however. was brought into contact and close
communion with the secre, counsels OF the ad
ministrst!on. at which Mr. Scott, he Secretary
of War. and sometimes Mr. Chase. and Others.
we're present These meetings sometimes took
place IN my room. and thus obtained informa-
ton concerning records which have never seen
the light Of dry. but which will one Day astsnish
the nation ] became profoundly disguised with
the vile corruption that had cursed our country.
in the shape OF persons dressed in the g~rb II
gentlemen aud occupying high positions Of trus.
for which they had no qualification whatever /
tried 10 cast these people out, but in vain. and
only incurred their enmity ! fell i'll under the
terrible weight of INV duties and at last asked TO
be relieved and appointed 20 the Lieutenant
Colouelcy of the 18th United States Infantry,
prefeTrng % 90 TO the field TO render what SER
vice could IN honorable and patriotic way +.
rather than flock with the foul birds surrounding
the government at Washington accordingly
left IL in July the second dsy after the battle Of
Bull Kun, ani hsve served in my military G..
pacity, In the meantime being promoted 10 the
Coionelcy Of tue l2th United States Infantry
until the Febrosry OF the present year, when l
vas appointed Provost Marshal General OF the
Department of Missouri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-10
Thc sscrcat Chicago Censpiracy"-s
nRiu

That very virtuous and highly patriotic slice,
the indianapolis Journal. has much to say in is
issue of Yesterday. and with any quantity OF in
diguation. too. about the Sentnel's having
omitted . ensatoual account OF great Chea
20 conspiracy" in iis Geographic reports of Tues
day morning We beg leave to assure our pa
trio,ic neighbor that We entertained no purpose
Of aiding the conspiracy. no design of overthrow
Ing the government. by the accidental suppress
sion of telegrAphic report evidently prepared
tor elec,ioneefing purposes
The report alluded TO in the journal came in
the Monday afternoon dispatches, aud IL Was not
set up for the simple reason that it was supposed
the nigh, dispatches would contain moe com
plete and reliable account. OF the great
spiraey." il any such scheme really enter
tanned.
We copy from the Chicago Post OF Monday a
war Democratic paper. the following account OF
the9atair. which develops i,s true character and
principles. and no one can read il without com
Jog to the conclusion that il trick intended
20 effect the election OF Tuesday. Ii such wa'
not the case the facts developed show most con
clusisely the remissness Of the authorities in the
performance OF their duties. and the folly OF a
lew crazy men. whose mental condition made
them ~ subjects for an insane asylum rsihsr
than DC permitted TO fua At large We copy tie
Posts account ia full 10 show the true character
OF the affair, and the foundation for the sensa.
tiousl telestaphic reports sent n the country on
the eve OF the election evidently 10 e,ciie and
influence the public mind
On SATURDAY there were telegrAphic dispatches
receis Ell in Chicago by Republicans. stating that
there were carloads % "Butteguuts,' Guefriilss
Secesh. Copperheads and Democrats on their WAY
90 Chicago 70 vote, OF 20 DO anything else that
needed. ~ bloomington sixty Of these
men lett the Illinois Central Railroad sud took
passage on the Chicago. Alton and ~ Louis
RAILROAD. their tickets having been bought for
them by one person These men we're armed
each with revolver. bowie knife and Ammuni
ton for both. Dressed all in "ba,tefnai' COS
tune, they would have sttracied attention
at any time, but al this season they could not
have appeared singly without exciting curiosii,
bat when paraded ln q body they certain 70
awaken Universal comment They aid they
vere coming 70 Chicago: they told theie de-,ins
tlun and gave broad hints of tiabolical purposes
They courted notice, and st every station erhib
tied thenselses as body OF "Butiernuis.' go.
lag 10 Chicago. all armed for some mysterious
ana iiaholicsl purpose The ss'hofl''e' civil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-10

The storm OF yesterday restricted the working
OF TIE telegrsphic vircs. hence se are unable 70
furnish the details Of the results OF the Pres
dental election through that channel Of INFORM
ssior The electica OF Mr. LINCOLN =, how
ever. beyond question--in fact il Was prede'ef
mind IN advance Of q formal vote-aod the
cnly poiut Of interest remaining, If even thai
NAV be considered such. i the extent Of as ma
jority.
In the contest. il the election OF Tuesday may
be so regarded, the Republicans have secured
the wished-ior prizes. Trey have succeeded 10
everything they desired. but ~e think they VIII
be as much embarrassed With their success As 'he
individual Who won the elephant IN a rsifie. The
country vas assured by the Republican leaders
that the re election Of Mr.. LiScoLs would
promptly and enectualIy place the finishing
stroke upon the rebellion. We shsIl anxious
Iy await this much desired result, The Admin
issration will soon be without excuse II
their pledges and prophecies prove failures The
friends of Mr.. LiScoLS demanded bis re election
not only "a a matter of right. but also upon th'
ground of policy They have got all they asked
for and With him and them will rest the respon
sibility of restoring peace, union and prosperity
which they promised the country should result
from their continuance In power.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-10

meD. dire. ifosu Quebec. under command of the
Inevitable George Sanders These vessels we're
not permitted 20 enter the harbor. somebody
having issued = PROCLAMATION sgains: IL. which
was sent OF 70 hem 10 a skif. padded by a
email boy. who carried a flag OF truce astern
The vessels are supposed to be outside, still.
waiting probably for the signal from their friends
on shore When 10 begin the bombsrdment. Sew
eTal gushing young Wide ASakes were OBJ
served late 10 the evening IN the Courthouse Ob-
servatory gszing seward through long sele'
scoue Another report wss that the rebels hag
mined seTera prominent buildings in the city.
anu that they 10 De blown up last night; that
two thousand rebel spies, undetected, we're bu
Sly At work in 0ur midst: thatthe city would be
simultaneously fired At midnight in ever 20
many places, &c. &c. but OF course all such Eu-
mors could be traced only 70 the imag inaton OF
some weak-hesded -imp.eion, OF TO some wag
whose ambition was 10 make zauies cape with
wonder
Row THE CITY WAS SAVED.
Last night the city was saved from conAagra
ton. from pillage, from sack aud from anniha
ti0D Ii stands as il stood at this time yesterday
The citizen who rises from his uneasy slumbei
aud hastily scans the terrific headings OF th'
horihed Tribune. or the more reliable columns
Of the unimpassioned Post. ia the ex expectation d
their reading that the city has been drowned
during the night in a sea of blood, will be agree
ably disappointed. Looking from the windo"
of his chamber, his eager eve will scan NJ
smouldering ruins, his acute nose scent no tain
of human gore polluting the morning air. HI
viii probably breathe ireer when be learns tina
| Chicago has been saved. And freer still when h
learns--as learn he must-that for this salvation
! Chicago is indebted to the indefatigable labors
the untiring exertions and the sleepless vigianc,
of Col. Hough. who with picked company o
one hundred troopers, cantered around the SUB
urbs of the city all night and kept the guer
rila- 1T ba,l AL honor and glory to Coione
Houghi
After the terrible dangers she has passed, "
feel that il gill Bpt be extra haz ardous to remar
that Chicago is safe So far as our numer0u
reporters, (assisted As they have been by the mi
itary authorities. the city police, an able and ex
Defenced corps OF scouts and several companic
! of Wide Awakes,) have been able 20 ascertain
there Is no good ground for believing that Lee
army Is threatening Chicago or that JEFF Dayi
Is Willing AZ Oalrmet - accept the surrender G
the city Our homes are saved from the incer
diary's torch; our wives and little ones from th
asssssin's knife aud the bushHh lckers shot gu
Buck Morris IL fast in Camp Douglas sn
Charley Walsh is Illuminating in the w hite Oak
upon tie service be has rendered to the gOverr
ment in furnishing IL with numerous "cart loads
OF pistols, and multitIiiuon7 "tOns" OF smmun
tiOn-also upon the nature of the service he ma
be called upon to render hereafter The city, v
consider it safe to report, is out OF danger