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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Haskell & Son,

"a M
TouM Taform the People # Oh'o and
Hestern PtnnsJrania, Of Ft'o Facts
Fact No |.
Is that Grn. Burnside will take Rich
4 moud in less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsplitier,
is hound TO win sooner later And heAbrahani--ad-
yises us to still 60 and furnish the people with
Food and Rainent
sour extremely aud uuaccountaby LOW PRICES aud
Fact No II,
That there is not In Benirhted Ahtaua Complete
or better Selected stack Of
Groceries,
han ours bought before the late advance and viii te sold
accordingly. They will gise AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
oy Green Backs, with my rhz thereon and notice
! that in
Fact No. III,
That they also have a Pile Of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
nd by The advice Of Mrs Ataham and the little Abes
cramIned our store with
Dry Goods,
At prices to heat the world So you see you and ever,
thing from apin to hogshead Of sugar. Aud in
Fact No: ",
Yon viii Gnd they take all kinds Of PRODUCE any thing
the Farmer ur Mechanic has to sell for their goods.
Fact No. v,
We sell goods for PAY, and keep Books, come
prepared on mention Trust it has become out
autirely wit t.. You will see Ia
Fact No VI,
1na hey Paying CASH for Flour and all Keg Hoops
i.uiabe., 4,
Fact No VII
Youw cst least 10 per cent by buying of us.
Fac, No VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row IL to give place tn more
cmRodious and imposing structure for the accommodation
If oUr increasing bus ness
Call and us one door south OF the Post nnice. -
Ashtabula Noy %, 1862. FMBFIL SON
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
EPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, NJ York, Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transfarred Free. q
FREIGHTS, s,

II IN ~ = VI IL i
BY this route Fpgts Of all descriptions be forwarded
aud from Phaoe ephia, New York Boston Baltimore
10 any point ths Railroads Of Ohio Ketvcky
Indaua Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missou BY Rad Road
dred The Pennsylvania Rail Road also comets at Pitts
burgh with steamers, by which goods be forwarded to
any port the Ohio Muskingnm Kenru XIV, Missouri Kan
Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi wisconsin,
Aansas and Red Rvers asd at ceseand Sandusky. and
chicago with to all ports the Nortk Western
Lakes Merchants and shippers entrustng the transportation
their freight to this company, rely with confidence
its speedy transit,
THE ArES GF FREIGHT tn and from any point In the
West hy the Pennsylvania central koad at all tiass
faCorgbie charged by 0ther Companies.
EY Be careful TO mark packages "via Peuna Cent? X r.
For Freight contracts shipping drs cons apply TO OF
address either Of the following Agents of the company
d. A. STEWART. Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE Co, Transfer AGENT Pittsburgh
IL w BROWN Co, Cincinna 1, tIhio
r. e. MrLDRUM 4 60, Madison, Indiana. r
] L. MooRE, Louisyille. KeItncky.
W. NJ. ArKMAN. Evansville. Indiana.
r. +. SASS, Saint Ionis, Missouri.
CLARKE& Go, Chicago, Illinois fHn
J. II NC CaLM. Portsmouth Ohio.
J. NJ. LOVE. Mavsville, Kentutky
HALL d Co. Marietta Ohin.
+ AYRts. Muskingum River.
W. H.. f l.. LANGLEY, ,Gallipolis, 0o!c.
II. s. PIERCE a Co Zanesvlle, Ohio.
n II HuDsoy, Rrey, a.
r. Q. MEDIUM, Gereral Travelliug Agent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
AND OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and h-ares in the Amy nd Nav,
hopd take tt they he arp'y supplied with
these RUS aEd nntue aud where the brave soldiers and
ninrs bsve neglected 70 pioyl Themselves with them
batter them nv their friends. They hfve
been proved to be the Soldiers failing nieui ia The
haur af no cd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
.akness o. Debillly Lducel by
Fair ne.

VIII disappear bv ihe If those uva'uabe Pill
ard the Soldier will quickly scquire additional strength
Never let tie Bowels he either confined uiduly actd
1t strange that II away's Pills should b,
recommended for nyarntery and Flax, many persons supios
R that ty would iucrease the reaxaiior. This Is great
nistake tor these Pills win the and tousc
'hus sl The acrid huneurs from IA" systn Gh,
medicine will give md isor the hole org sys-
EN- howe derangr,l willie hcal and srnsth hlo'
nSt'er of fenuIse NoAiGg Will stop the relaxation Of tie
Bowels this medicine.
Volunteers Aticution Indpcre.icns OF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23


sav. wba, is llfss lis 10 be born
< helpless babe, to greet the light
with sharp wall as Il the morn
Furetold cloudy noon and night =
To weep, to sleep, and weep again,
with sunny smiles between; aud then y
H.
And then apace the infant grows
To be laughing, pulling boy,
Happy, desphe hss little woes,
Were he but conscious OF his joys
To BE, In sport from two to ten,
A merry moody, ChId; aud thenf
Ill.
And then, In coat and trowsers clad,
To learn 10 say the Decalogue,
And break il; an unthinking Lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog;
A truant OIL by field and fen
To capture butterflies; and then1
And then, increased in strength and size,
To be, anon, Youth full-grown;
A hero in his mothers eyes,
Ayoung Apollo in his own;
To initiate the ways OF men,
In fashionable sins, and then?
V.
And then, at last, to bea Nam
To fail in love. TO WOO and wed;
With see,hing brain TO scheme and llani
To gather gold, or toll for bread;
To sue for fame with tongue or pen,
And gain or lose the prize; and then?
VI
And then in gray and wrinkled old
To mourn the speed of life's decline;
To praise the scenes bis youth beheld,
And dwell in memory of Lang-Syne;
To dream awhile with darkened Ken,
Then drop into his grave; and thenF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

A NOBLE ANSWER - In sermon
pi cached at Wesley Chapel recently, IL
rnomts Sargent. Of Baltimore s'ateot h"l
at .layv market in one of tue Son' heFh
States at W which be was pI esen a smar acti Q
colored boy was put up for sale. A Alnd
mas er, who pitied hs condition, not wish
ng him to have a cruel Owner, went up to
him aud said
II / buy you, will you be honest -?
The bo,, with a look that bt fill ID de
sctiption, replied
l will be honest, whether You boy me OF
no.
This would, as MIR Sargent said, 10 hon
or 10 any person of any oge.
3 Washington RcpaLl.cs n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Yoath.

Sores and C'cIs B'tchas anil svcn-., Hih tain
ty lie radically cured fthe Pills taken uilt aid morning
and the Ointment be- freely rsed stated iu The printed IL
truc0us. II treated in any oher they dry mp r
part In break out IN another Nleuss this Ointment
u the humors from the system and leave tho Pa
eut tgcTous and healthy II viii rrqui lit e per
,evcranoe ia bad csses to insure 4 lasting cure
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
Sick Headaches ard Want Of Appetite
Iuc:deutal to Soldiers.

Those fergs which sadden us uFunly ai,e
lie and anroyauces ob.tuced rerspirtJn eating
drinking Whatever is uuwholesnmc tus d,u birg the
healthtu action Of the liver and stomach. Thee
br relieved If you desire 10 swell The iis takea
according n tile printed n,trucoHs, viii quickly produce
healthy acton in both liver and stomach, aud natnra
consequence Il clear head and good appetite.
MnAkunss or. DlhiliiN IAAurel LIZ nYnr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

APPOINTMENTS FOR 1864.
DR. S, G. CLARK, Ger2sH Reformed
Botanic Physician and Surgeon.
Will consult patients for chronic diseases OF every character
free Of charge.
al The following times and places during the present year,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23


: ThE FIRsr FRrIrs OF LIBERTY Tile frst
use hich the people Of Arkansas make Of
their restored Liberty is prohibit slavery.
Seventeen ,hoosdnd votes were csst in The
recent election This is Just third Of tie
entire vote Of the State Of the last P,esi
deulal election; "a vote SO large and 50
unanimous on question brought op 10y the
people. of heir own motion, and without
the ihterferewe or prompting of ony Mill
tary or civil hotties. TINT il will cOui'
maid the espect OF the whole counu "
This clec ion Is ihe first civil act prrio m,d
10y the people Of a kansas since he State
/ has bccu ed, emcd from tie oppression Of
! the tebcls By this their 6fstr net, under
taken entirely at their o~n desire, they
have forever abolished slavery fotn their
constitution aud soil A the same time
they haye chosen for Ih.ir Governor the
man who nlouc Of all The members of tie
S'nte Convention in 1861, had strength OF
purpose aud courage enough to vote no
when, oluid qpraer aud threats aud iutense
exciitmeuy the secession ordnance VAS
ud1enly brought to vote by. the conspira-
tors. Governor Murphy deserves the re
ward the people have gwen him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most advanta-
rone for Live Stock Capacous Yards well waered
aud supplied with every convenience have been opessd
this line and its connections and every attention paid TO
their wants From Harrisburg where will he found
convenience for feeding and resting choice is offered of he
Philadelphia. New York and Baltimore Markets This will
aso he found the shortest quickest and most direct route
~ York, via Allentown. and with fewer changes than any
other. ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt. Altoona Pp,
l.. l.. HOUPr. Gen Ticket Aren't. Philad
out7s3 W. H. HOLMES. Gen. ss. dgsnlIadhnx zap oils
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

eople Iurn tbeir nosfs ~ at ibis world.
y a hey wese u The habit Of keeping COM
~ vi'hs better one
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

onei, Sabre or tie Bulle, Sortsor Bru;s,
To which every Soldier Sailor are are M
medicine aul convent ilowav's Pills nnd
ointment. Tie POOR wounded ard almost diving siflerer
might have his wounds dressed immediately II he would
iy proyiie hinsef with this matches Ointment wi id
hnule b. l'uFt r.o the wound and sHe7re1 round i
then covered with pieoe Of 1en from hi' k1apseck
comp essd with his hsni.ei chief Taxing night and morn
ing or l n cool the sys aud prevent nfamatiou
Every So dies Knap-ack and S'amans Chest should be
provided with these valuable ReEieded.
CAUFIONR--Nnne arsgenuina unless the word "Hol-
'owAY, Nrw YoK AND LoyroY," disrernible a. the
mark In every leaf cf the book Of deerrs. ar0nnd
ZACH pot or tox the same ma, be plainly seen by kodiR The
icafto ne Ggki. ,ns9me reward viii he gi,en to any
ne rendering sish Information lead 70 he detection
"tary party parties couuTeinR the medicines yend
ing the same knowing them to be spHrinnl
- Sold a the ma7Waetory of Professor Hor owAY, 50
Maiden Lane New YORK and bv al e>pactiie Druggists
and nes.ers in Medicine throughout the civilized world in
SOS. AZ 3oe, T0c and 81 10 each.
to There is considerable saving BY taking the larger
sizes.
B-pireeiops for the guidsnce Of patients in :,
disc der are affixed 10 each tox.
10" Dealers In my well knD a m Il c ne -
can have show Cards, Circulars, SC, sent
Free OF Expense, by addressInB
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
SO Maiden Laue y Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

VIII he speedily relieved aud eIe,tualy cured by usrg
heso adaiiabe medicines and ty pay Ing poef attention
he Directions which attached 10 each Ict or hoZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

PIANOS.-Persons who wish to buy Piano NJ the best
makers will he shown how they handsome In
the pu f they addess PIANO, JOY Cor Co., Pub
1ly339.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-23

early Physical DeEensrHey OF
rs1,o n,,,erdcaz, zseO1oJ 81

lust PUBLISHED by Dr. A. S'one,
81 phv ,csn to The Troy Lung and Hygienie lnsii'use
Treatise on the Causes Of Early Pytc,,
meiioan People tie cause oi Nervous D''''''' NV
This WORK is one Of gh moral tone written ~ nvs ,S
li, .psunne and snNeas diecty 10 tne no ,.,sii
ss.f All pARtNrs and Guardians espee'aisi "
inc scientific ara reliable aids aud treatment o 20, %
NJ = nj ~ e. * IN mail on the iscriit Of two W CIV, %
M c,eaious nail to send and obtain TINS pooh'
vnr,,s Men ni not ~ scnd fer this book ,,.,,.A
ladies' YOU too should al once s''u's s'fy - '''
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24
Law Partnership.

TIE suIscriU-r5 have cntcrId mo pWtncf,LIT
10 the practice Of law I'm the Circuit and Chaucurv
Courts at Jouc-Ioro, Gryucylp cambridge and
Knoxville and also In the County, Circuit Chance
ry and Supreme Courts at Knoxville in all cases In
which We may be employed, taken to the supreme
Court from either of the Court, az Jonc-horough
cambridge, Greeucyilc OF Knoxville
s, T. and j, NJ. Logan uudcr the firm of Logan
a Logan will attend to amy causes which may be
And Thomas \. Il. Nelson will attOud individual
49,. 20 any causes in which he may be employed u
the Supreme Court at Knoxville DO, embraced IN
his partnerships with Col. John Nc,a.Eanl and
Mc>-r,. Logan ~ Logan.
The style of our firm /, Nelson Logan x Logan.
THOS 4. r. NELSON
SAM l. r. LOGAN
JOS, VI. LOGAN.
Knoxville Tenn. ioIl-Iv
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PROSPECTUS
BROWNLOW'S KNOXVILLE WING
REBEL VENTILATOR.

TuG undersigned h now publishing q Wcokll
journal, bearing the above title ut Knoxville East
Tennessee, The pupcr propose to sond out for ~
per 0nuun, Ur0r.0bg p0R Ia n7nWrf The cost OF
paper materials Of nll knda and of labor hus so
increased since tho Inauguration of Oh. Rebellion,
That / am mot able to furnish the paper for lgs- or
to hold ont any indictment. TO clubs.
Two years ago my paper then Tine lut Union
sheet and the only rllgom ono boating over JoI
Davis mgody domiui0uI, was crushed ont hy that
Collaboration mob familiarity known o- th, ccaG0-
crate authorities, glory IN opening uy batteries
from my old ioTlcation, beginning with this holl-
born and ho-buund Rebellion where the traitors
forced me to leave of nay "worl, of faith and labor
Of love-
The WIG ANp NENIMATeE will lc lspErEh-'
pEST in all things and NEUTRAL iu nothing taking
a liberal hand in MI the controversies, Of tho day
This shall be AN unconditional Union Journal hold
ing up all participants in the tate RobcIliou--now
almost played out-as u choice collection of men for
q Rogue, Gallery, Al the same time / will make
war upon all gamblers and thieves, North and South
all whose trade lis to rob thcpubHc crib as well as
private picrers; the whisky hlouts; the lullio IN
elections; the opprcssors who grind the nce Of the
poor cXtortioncrs in trade who swndlo hy whole
sale and retail; and all foul-uouthcd Secession SYM
pathzors and other disurbcrs of the peace in the
various sink-holc- of society, North and South. |
will not fail to do justice to the worst class of men
who make tracks upon Southern soIl-Secc,sion
prcscicrS Of all denominations
repeat, that IN the rule Of my editorial conduct
| shall ALLURE that scryiiy which destroy, the in
dependence Of the press and east from me that fac
tious opposition which give, to party what is due to
cointrV. And while the name of my paper indi-
Gates in unmstakable terms, H. polite, shall no
a faithful sentinel, lose sight Of Wing, Democrats
and Republicans, and remember only my Govern
mgnt and the preservation Of the Federal Union as
richly worth all the sacrifices of blood and treasure
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

h = 4 S0IIII II
Massachusetts and
M finest wheat sorghum and hay which latter crop during the year. h been ] r'
.
Of
\ ] L y U
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W. R. CORN ELIUS,
Dealer in all kiud- oi
metallic AND ZINC BURIAL CASES.
a~t w
s.n valEe~al Funeral Undertaken.

'VtL ana TupnA;
The Rogersville pr'sS "BeII House.
Monday evening. and with the
HiskeH and COL Walker, Of Rogt tFREY.
rebel Post Master These two. b.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-24

'hicag0-lowor than in amy other gr-a.
aw-mills erected near the line of the il
,lty in procuring building materials ann
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.m part Of the State are peculiarly adapted to fruit rails
r with carly vegetables, are sent to Chicago ST. Louis
yuys command ready sale
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22

NAsHv1L, ON THE Row. TO MY KoM.
'MAND.-Nr. Edtnr. Thars surrunly the
g-a:est uprizen ov sent.m!nt and iathew.
Zias.ik ekspreshuns ov satistakshun man
v.ested By d!mT aHrsts over the nomiY 4
shCn o. giner. Makklel.an that has been
wirnest ia long time. 0 thars no use q
tawken the pepuis rizin, wkurever the kars
stop we 4 I'D EN- geturn in small squads to
here from the konvenshun, they all say
shecawgow speach which was printed and
beat me 70 the nel-they awl say it was jiss
the thing for the sezin. I find 1t has give
me oehuos Ov popularity awl along the
rode. True upon arrivin at this p.aSe /
found the party slightly staggured at the
deth ov John Morgan but tole EN- jist kepe
still, never let on, rae the war hupe the
lowder and rally to the tikket that while
our armies az sIAsesstcl we must kepe
Makklellund's lettur ov aaseptUns a: top
mass and say nothun about the'platform.
We must Murray for Nakkllund and say
lis. As little about pendulum as posabel, ia
faa1t mlstur etitur don't think shall name
penduAton any more in my furteher cor
korispondunse until Our armies meat with
SUN revershEns.
was truly sorry to hear that our kause
had kinder got sot bak IN canzas and miz-
zury by the late Rapture ov quantrell, but
my Shecawgow speech and Luisvil letter
will set 'em right with that or any other
mishap that ma happin before the elek-
shun. Mr.. edtur. from the present ass.
Dekts o; things, inle little doubtful this
war . goin to be q suksess, and if it is
jist tell you it's hi time US dimmak-ats
was pitcher in. jist shudder all the time
thru sere ov richmun tawlen afore we git
under hedwa. And row, without token, !
jest tell yu, betwixt W and me, if JEFF da-
yises aonsedracy plais on; before the eiek-
shun, it's goen to Ieve Us ia most awl-
fred fl il we doant change our front and
stir our stumrs. But must hurry to my
command. Hopen that our army ma pu,
down this wicked and pern;shus rebelyun,
/ kioze with three cheers for old Sherman,
3 cheerz for Grant, 3 cheerZ for farrygut,
Hurraw for the war! Bu!ly for MAJ klel.
lUnd, by George!
KURNEL IKKABUD TTKKELs3Y,
kommander ov the ragin regiment.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22

The Chinese have recently erected larr
commercial house in San Francisco, To
upper part Of which is temple for ths
worship of their deity Josh. The god sis
within an elegant cabinet, and is DESCRIBED
as big paunched Chinamau with brick
red face, long strips of red cloth flowing
from each side Of his head, three long taib
Of black horse-hair sprouting out Of b
chin and the corners Of his mouth, and ID
person bedizened with blue, green, crin
son and gilt carvings, studded with bits 4
glass, to represent his small clothes, an
nigh above his head brass sun, AZ ii thb
celestial, superstition had mixed with il }
bit o; Parseeism. Under Josh's augua
nose blazed several oil lamps; and stscki
OF burning sandal wood aud punk, and
braiEers OF incense powder, sent up wreath.
of smoke. Hither are brough. offerings q
baked and raw meats-whoie sheep and
hogs. A record Of these is kept, bot with
the exception CT the left headquarters o.
the baked animals, they are taken away
aga;a b. those who bring them. This .
M economical form OF sacrifice, and prob
ably does Josh as much good as though BIZ
yetar.es did not save their bacon so care
fully.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22
Col. Weever's APPeiataeass.


Our readers have observed . list OF APP
pointments for the gallant Col Weaver,
late Of the ID Iowa. He was posted to
speak here last Friday evening, but did
not come. The reason is explained in the
following note. from which it seems the
Colonel has found it necessary to turn his
attention from the Copperheads to the
Guerrillas and rebels who have invaded
our Southern border. He appreciates both
rebels and Copperheads and knows bow to
fight them both:
BLOOMFIELD, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1884.
DEAR HAwK-EYE.-Please say TO our
friends who have been and are still expect
ing me to address them at various places,
that shall be compelled sin the future as
in the past" to disappoint them. The
threatened condition Of this locality de-
ma6ds the utmost vigilance on the part OF
citizens living on the border. aud we are
now actively engaged in preparing for de-
tense. The situation" must be my ex-
cuse for the present. am in hopes that
the danger will pass in few days.
lam very respectfully, your ob't servt.
J. b. WEAVER.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22

salt is easy TO see the political situa-
ton. The Copperhead party is disorgan-
lied and demoralized and unable to keep
up the fight. There is no open Eight. The
Cops have taken to the brush and will do
what little they caa ~ bUshwhackers. We
must not suppose they have given up the
dgnt. They have not. They are working
in secret and viii do all they can behind
the bush. We must be!preparedefor them,
and the best preparation we can make is
to be ct the polls in November and be pre-
must DO certain to bring every Union vote
to the polls and to exclude every fraudu-
lent vote. Then we may feel certain and
secure that oil il safe. We cannot until
we do.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22
The Fall OF the Confederaey.

The Northern auxi.iarles OF the Corfad
crate rebellion are suffering under very
torrent Of misfortune. 1t never rains bu.
1t poUrs, says the maxim of the miserable:
and 10! we behold the Federal shower
which opened Ut Atlanta. roll with accu-
mulatiog thunders in the front Of Peters
burg. until 1t sweeps IL perfect deluge
through the whole valley OF the Shenau-
doah.
Wet, dismal and detected, the trainers D!
the Chicago platform, who were caught in
the first fury Of the Hcod, sought refuge
under the convenient awning Of Gen. Nc
ClelIan's letter; but finding that too mar
row, and, moreover, in many places leaay y,
they stepped out from the deceptive snel.
ter, and boldly declared that Il did no,
rain much, after all. A temporary lui, en.
abled them to dry their garments, and t.
get themselves once more into presertab!e
shape: but as their luck would have it
just as they were flatter;ng themselves
from the spires of Mozart, with new visions
Of disaster to our youth IN battle, they arr
suddenly deserted by Davis, their South
Gus falsehoods turned against themselves
In short. while they are claiming that thex,
are still three or four hundred thouaanr
troops in the rebel service, and nater;s
for i've or six hundred thousand rore II
available reserve, Davis openly confesses
that the original resources Of the Confed
aracy are thoroughly exhausted, and tia
the only hope that he and his satellites
have Left, Is, that the women Of the South
will drive the deserters back into hi,
| ranks, and thus enable him to make a,
| more desperate effort for his cause.
It would seem, that q confession OF thi,
! sort, springing from the very fountain o
authority. and revealing the depths Of Con
federats despair, would have indicted com
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