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MEMPHIsI FebruAry =.
The Little Rock Democrat gives the following
whereabouts Of the rebel forces in Arkansas :
Price has about 5000 demorali5ed troops at
Washington Msrmaduke, Brooks and Cabeli,
were in the mountains in the vicinity OF MUIR
freesboro; Shelby's recently routed command
are on the Lower Saline Cooper, Steele and
McIntosh's indians are at Worren, and the
North Yorktown in the Indian Territo-
ry The total, including guerrillas and camp iol-
lowers, were about 400.
Captain MAJORS Of the 1st Nebraska cavalry, re-
Gently captured complete uniform and outnt
for General Price, which Was sent from st. Lon!s-
Reports have reached here that the lltn III
noIs captured several hundred rebels up the
YaEoo River. There are no particulars.
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Cashler Gul rnsET Rranl
DEAFNESS CURED.

A yOnng man who lives with me, g3d =, has been
deAt fTOm iafsncy, with nOis Ia his bead 1'aced
him uH dec Dr. JONI 3 tTsatmeot lew da. 8 90 who
has very much improved his hearing ana Qgietsd ths
noise In his head Eou adFiss the afictsd 70 40
at once 70 Dr. Jones. am fkTmsr; living 70 mfI .
fiom COium Dus, Franklin county, hio, On the o. p
4 1. EaErOad- fefcre he went 10 Dr. Jones we ccu'd
scare make him hear 81 all We row talk 20 him
Tosy c. m iCrlabiyi and he Is still inpTOFlng
P. $. AVERY.
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~Dr. JONES permanent address Is
No. I6 Arlington Place, New Yerk City.
tbl7 gssdassW
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Testimonials Of a Few OF his Hsny
Cures In Ok!o

have been hard Of hsaIiag, with singing aid 9TH
sr unpleasant noises in nv ears, Eva years. I
heard u Dr.. Jones success, Ccrsuifed hin. AZ
Columbus, on Dec nbsr 10, 1853 Es tod u that Il
could cure ms Ia halt Al hour. asked him be would
give ne any pain he sid he wo1lt net; and IA q
tnsn h.lf al bour he hsd my airing psrfsct srd it
is 50 SILL ana have dOaot IL viii always remain
gocd. saw Dr. lonss srraig ghtsu gsE teman'5 eyes
IA : Ve1e very c-ooE ed from birth The D. ctcr Fas
not over minute or two at Il. have 10 he5rtancT
In recommending DR.. Jones as s1llrnl Reat'el1sn.
aGd worthy Of the utmost confdsnee- / an farmer
aud live at Marion, ohio. F.W. KOOG5.
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Names and Addresses Of others Cured
By Doctor Jones.

Mrs Maria Frantz, born with 18th sJes crooked I;
iiT on Main street, Springfield, Ohio. htra,ghtsn-
ed By Do-tor Jones'
John G Hal, eIOss-syedi slaughtered By Doctor
Jones Lives in Green TJWlship i've miles aoUth Z
kpfingheli, on OliftDu Hoad-
austin Hanks, both eyes were def5rnsd and FsIy
Gro ktd. Made natural and straight By Dr.. Jones.
Lives AZ VincenI e., Clark eoanty, hio
David Cantisid'5 daughter, torn with crooked eyes
made straight and nssural y Dr. Jones. Lives az
WOOistlck, Tho.
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EBPatients heed not stay with TT. JONES, II their
seass or defoTmies require operation Il Is dopa
in eE minutes; II they require dicinr, thsy will
can take It homo viihoat neglect Of business.
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His Fees vary from sl5, 90 to $500.
HIS TIRHs ARE CASH.

MY eyes have been week and Eatery for many yssry
aud WGs iroubed with floating spots before them
Ut Jones, Eho Is now 1t the Nell House, gave ne
ctne tor them seyenteea days ago, VIII eh has en-
tireY cured thsm. No tell how graceful
ieel TO The Doctor. Miss MARY d ROCSER.
Lancaster, L hio. December 5, lE63
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
General News from Washington.
Nominations for Major ana
BrIgadier Generals
Returned.
Return OF General WIstaF to
Yorktown .---
CONGRESsIONAL.
WAsHIEoToz, February II.
sEsATE.

On motion Of Mr.. Lane, Of Indiana, the Com
nittee on Judiciary Wss instructed TO inquire
into the expedisncy OF amending the present
law regulating the Supreme Court, so as 70 con-
fine its decisions to matters Of law alone.
The Senate then took up the House deficiency
bill, as reported by thesenate Finance Commit
tee.
HOUSE. -----u
Ths House is engaged il the consideration OF
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UNTEL nlARCH 1st. Ise4

Be cures al cur bic diseases OF the E5e and Ear,
and psrforns all dineuit and delicate opsrascnS IA
5Urg5ry.
he operates for estaIae', without pain, By nsu
meth0I.
HsstIaishtens cross eyss IN one minute, In CID oe
young
He Inserts artificial eyes, 70 move and aspsar nst
Hrl.
Or. Jones cures so-s eyes With Mid msdIeinsI,
which give no pain
He treats am ,urosi., CT psryous blindness, with
sac e5s hereto ore unkn0wn.
He cues fissharget CT the ear, caussd By scarlet
f-yer, me sles. or o. her diseases
he inserts =rtidciai ea--d-uns Wh-rs ths nafursl
drum tme11brznsl Is de3tIOyss which tmproFts tha
hearing iulmg diately.
Dr Jones performs al delieS.s operations in OF
thsmis and aursi surgery
te operates Tor srti6oial pspiI falling Of the eye
lid he remedies at tnce.
Ir. Jones Instruments s1parior to those Of sny
surgeon 10 America and give him q cecidsd adTanI-
age In his spsc ality.
Or JOnes has sVsilsd 'uselfog the advantages ss-
iotded IN the Ctties Of EurCPs and Amerlca TO OBta
BIS prof asiOn 1ho proof oI the same, his Dfpomas
hsngiR his Cfice, vt the angler Horse opgn tc 10
Inspection c. the Interested
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hyf0n's eyes were crooked for 70 years BaTsrF
dOctored for them for year or mole 10 vain tOok
him 70 DR.. Jones' who made his straight and nat
ural Immediately hRf. MCAGISTEB,
No. lis mound-sf COlunlb ma o.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

was troubled with my hearing and had ard un .
pleasant feeling in my eaa5. l employed Dr. JOnes
10 rem dy my trouble, Wink be has done satis-
factorily. EBAsTUS MARrTa,
WOOD toek, Champaign county, O. @
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lost ore Of my eyes In the service Of ny country
called on Dr. Jones, hO has put ms In an eye Will d
gives me gaini which ovSs naturally, and which
caunot be diEtinsuis1ed ircm ny natural ore.
Msehanissburg, Chsnpaisn eoaSs1, z ..
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HORsR EQUIPnENTs FOR GENERAL
GRANT.

NEWARK, \. J. FEB. Y.
A very superior and elegant set ofhorse equip
ments for Gen Grant has been completed BY Mr..
Geo Peters, Of this city and are on exhibition
previous to being sent West
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Iha7e bse1 af1'cte1 with s:ammering and ssutter-
ing for sixteen years DR. Jones cured me In ba fan
bour, 50 can Is and read without an impedinentr
which could never do tsfOle feel ike new man
End shall ever remember ur JOnas with gratituGe.
JACOB SELLS, Portsmouth, Ohf0.
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lost ons Of my eyss By discharge Of Eh1t 10 the
fscs; Dr jones' has fnss led an artificial eye,
which gives rs no palp, and moves and apPeers JUST
Ike NJ natural eye. FANpS ~. hSLf
nth Bes't .. "
Camp Chsss, January l9, 1854.
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nv eyes were crooked for fifteen years, aud tbs
sight impaired thereby Dr.. Jones Opeasted on Them
and has made them both straight aud full ard Tnads
the si<ht good hiss MAkGARAT WAGNEh.
JackaOn-Ss., Columbus. o., Jan. Y, 1864.
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OIRR.

In this city, February 18th, MARY h. L. CAIEE,
ageI 49 years.
Funeral from her late residence, 50 OFaDgs-St, On
Sunday Feb. Igih, at2 O'Clock P. N. Fiisnds Of the
family are invited to attend.
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Ny wss afflicted with an offensive dis0h.-gs OF
The ear, which was fast destroying his hearing
placed him under Or. Jones seven Tseks aso, and 70
my satisfaction hsis now entirely cured.
franklin county, near COIumbus, Jaa 3 .ss4
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nEDeafnsss and Noise In the Head, IN all ftsf rnI
-ursd, Il tie organ IS not Destroyed,
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ARNY DETTCIENcfEs

The Secretary Of Wsr submitted sddi-
tional estimates Of deficiencies To the SEN
ate 10 day, amounting to over $50, ,000,Go0
Of which the following are some Of the
principal items Of deficiency In arms and
ordnance:
S7,7O0OO1, medical instruments and
dressings; $4,000, hospital stores,
&C. $4,000 citizen physicians and medi-
cine; sl85, GOO, substitutes for volunteers
and drafted men; S582, 400, Quarter Mas
tsr's supplies; Sls,5OO,oO barracks and
quarters; Ss,6OOOOO, transportation;
s3o,oO0,OOO, incidentsls in the Quarter
Masters Department; 100000, cloth
ipgi $1,000. 900, camp and garrison equip
aaa
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FROn CHE POTOMAC ARMY.
~ I-zh--,--- 4

Special to the Herald .
Since the late mev Nment fewer deserters come
in than previously. 60 some parts OF the line
the rebsl pickets shoot + our cAssIIy 'lues.es ,.
The captured private ,stters from persons
within the rebel lines contain much curious and
interesting information in relation 10 the seIious
difficulties resulting from the eni2Lcement Of 'lS
rebel conscription law. These iettsFs ,S!l VI
daily encounters between citizens and soldiers.
some ofthe letters refer to cases where tne en-
counters have been attended with loss Of llfe-
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRTRKss Monroe, February T..
General Wistsr and his command arrived ssIe
st Yorktown this morning.
Late Rebel papers say the Court House at MO-
bile was burned on Saturday.
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GUEaRsET BRANCH, STATE BANK eF GEO,
Wa. hir E.nn- LLLl > De :. ~ I

have been troubled al my life With one crooked
eye, any vision was seriously Affected thsi eby
Having re8d Of the hume cures and skillfui ops
ratio S perfO- by Dr. JOBss, row p-so.i fas az
the american, olcmbus, Chic, resolved to haYs
him siraighten my o. Visited him the 24th OF
November atd in one minute he raightened ny
eye most satisfactorily, without my testing t. ny
eye Is now entirely well, and per Getty natural Sd
VISA he afflicted 10 aYaii themselves Of II. ysEss'
yis t at once. :. =. LAWRFNCE,
Cashier Gus rnssy Branch S6Dk
RS-Orcss-sged parsons never see psrfestI7, ss-
peoialy with the sye that Is most ooked he ore
ration rest0r 81 ght and RPpssra ices and with Iyr
Jones il Is q sure thing
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Goal.

OLEVELAND FEMALE SEMI
HARY.-Retutntng thanks to former patrons
n undsTsiEred would IespeI t1ly ssk q them and
age Having pnrchassd the Instituton, We are about
T. materially improve and put hs same "a perfect
rspar; and laoor, csrs OF eTpsnse VIII D. Spared
10 ofd the pupils the test advantages 10 every par
fcu!ar Fleysl FIrst Class Teachers Gi devote their
be5t energies to their instruction
DoyPupfIs from gho Cliy will be provided
with q Street X. h. Ticket free of charge.
A discount o. Twenty Five Dollars per Term will
msds IN favor Of those boarding pupils who spend
Sandals az home
s. SE.SAHfGBE,
E.hI1o T. RDTTGES
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Yesterday Afternoons Dispatches
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NOTICES.
RUTTOERg

NOTICE TO BUILDERS -SEAL-
IN I'D Proposals will be received at the Office Of
ths City Infrmary until y o'clock ii. February 23
l64 for erecting two additional wings ION the east
end Of the City Infrmary Building, to be used as
Cray House."
Plans and Specifications for this sane can be found
oD fls in said Inhrmary ONCE
The Board Of Inarmary invite the submission Of
bids reese viz the right to accept or reject the same
By order Of ths B. ard. G. S. WHEATON.
feA-l29 Clerk.
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Edit rial fIom the Indianapolis Gszstte, June z7th
ls53 edited By Dr Jordan.
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Double Distilled Benzine
10 LET.

ITO LET.-3O AM, ,4TH FLooRs, 40
40 feet, Of Brick Building On supsTior-St.,
fronting, also o. q. O. Railroad hrst rate locs-
ton for manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied b. Perish 3
knight, Is aCoppsTsHaitn Sho7, II rear OF EtNstet
Binding. tive stories. H1bo teet;
dscs9 JE9, G. JENNINGS Agent
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see, ID being directed very considerably towards
this csting guisbed gent eman, and people ara begin
ming TO feel that he IS neither hum
tie ordinary trzIeng doctors, bCs really scisu-
tiic NAH be sing to the afflicted, and all fndsad.
that ne PROCESSES % Be We have spoken heretofore
very highly and unQrai idedly OF Dr.. Jonss, bat
knew the man and his eminent success In thar pla-
Css aud knew what We were takiag about. We con-
mend n Doctor 70 the prblIc, not for his teDsnt,
bot for rhe bsnsht Ct the 1icied- all Who have de-
Re yItys organs OF the sight hearing A. cperA-
ting surgeon, We believe he has e1nal IN smsrfca.
ps has spent large fortune IN a-qu ring ths knOEl
edgs ha poss SKIS, N he D. hSos Of europe s. well
a. 10 this country AID has siEre had several ysars
practical s1Feriere StIende1 with success, psrhars
never before equslCd.
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Cleveland, February lst, ls54-
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for the choice OF Eve Trustees to serve years,
aud three inspectors Of the succeeding annual elec
ton, Will 6s held on TGssdaT, the 10th inst at the
Ofice Of the Company. The poll will open at O'Clock
p. NJ, and close at O'Clock P. II.
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NO. 81.
STATEMENT,
mo THE AnnTTOR OF THI

ITO THE AUDITOR OF THE
STATE OF OHI0-sIR: In Feeordsnce with
Of the state Of Ohio p.s ed Apri t. ls5T entitled An
Act to authorize the Incorporation Of mutual In
snd Secretary ofthe Formers Mutual INSURANCE Co
Of Wedsworth, make this, their Third Annual Be-
port;
1st-That II name OF tie rOmpsny is the Farmers
Mutual Bire InEuraboe Company. Of Wads-
worth, and tnGt Is pripcipal Othce is at Wars
worth, Medins county, and state ot OHIO.
2d-ThRt ne cmouns OF Cash and Cssh
Asse on bGBd, be'ouging 70 said
Company IVES on JanusryA 4 ls64,.... 2 El9 o.
3d-Thst be amount o. its available bo-
asry /, is5i. Wa, ~ - - sl.I7s
4th-The Company hlye no other assests
ssve and except the furU lure in the
once and Iron sa therein.
5.h-Ihat the number Of Its uEeLpir6d
policies was, January 4, ls64-.-.s-lGlS.
- 8 g = J;s1gsTl Z ~ IA $50 %
gsay q any ons TisE. is;7;.-......,,. $1,000
insured In Otites, Towns and Villa
ges II oae risk, Provided L is ata
dis.at CO OF hve rods on all otheg
bulldogs, therwise 70 risk il tax
en- By the Go pany.
sh-That no insurance IS 'aken on blocks.
10 h-That the JoIp.ny owes OF every
kind and aatqrs 81 0s3 o.. All which
Is E. 30 debts Of any kird not
due, exist egsisst tue C0mP1nT.---
uth-rhzt here are no losses ed asted and
dEe, sll being pa II foil.
l2th-Tnst there ere no .os-eI in suspense
waiting p.oof.
I3sh-Tbst there are 10 loss-s adjusted and
not dee.
I4;h-T6st tners are nc other relsiras What
ever asainst the ON pany.
ASsiHsH B .OApp. seoretsiy. % A. a. f'''i''-''
STATS or ORIO,lss
Medina Coanty. 50
We, Micaasl Shsuk, President aud A. B. Carp,
Secretary, Of tue before meoiion' Insurance. Com
pany, teng duly say that fhs foregoing state
meat Of tho agzrs Ct said ompzr = Is cor est, as
they verify beheTe. y ShAJE, Pr dem.
A. b. CkPP, Eecrstsry.
Sworn 30 Cby) ths said Michael Shsuk ard A 3.
Os ?, heCre me ard subscribed by them in my pr $
enoe this 21:h day o. Jauusry. ls54.
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OFFIOg OF ras AUDITos OF sTATs,l

OFFICE OF TaE AUDITO9 OF STATED
COlumbCs Ohio. January Sd lsA
Il Is hereby caIt fed that the f0res OiuE rect
copy o. the statement OF th1 farmers Mutual Flre
lns1rarce 20 upanT, OF Wad5wOrth, Medina county,
Ohio, msds TO this Office tOr the year l and row on
ne herein. HIS copy thus mad and csrth d IN
cordznne with requirements thu Act so az orEs
TIE incorporation qf Mutual Irsursnrs Companies"
passed AprilI4 lS57.
Witntss ny hand and seal ofioialIv.
70 :. Jas. II. GOODMAN,
fsb'2-l53 Auditor OF Stat1.
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NOTICE rs HERFBY GIVEN.

Y That an application was made to tha City Coun-
Gil Of the City Of Cleveland, the 18th day Janu
ary, 1854, BY the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rsilpoad
Company, for the vacation for the reasons therei1
stated, OF much Of Bank-St In said City az lies
nOrth Of q line drawn parallel with the northeriy
line Of Lake-St., and JWenty-four rods northeriy
thsrefrcm, which application viii DO fer action on
the part Of said City Council 18th day Of March
i554- ianI4-l3q
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jackson, elected, full popular vote 1,l62,l7
jackson, re- elected, full popular vote 1855, Sc
Van Bnren elected, full popular vote. Lass, IS

TO-DAY the government OF the United
States stands more stable during war than
any European government during peace
Mr.. Lincoin's ddministratt0 cda do anything
a. .cishes-provided, of course, it wishes to
do rigbt.-Iadependent. ...I...t
Commenting upon this, the World says;
We hope the Independent, and its associates
Of the administration party, will bear this
fact in mind, and if they fail in bringing the
war to a successful conclusion, will not
charge the unfortunate result upon the
Democratic party, Although since the
war commenced Mr.. LINCOLN has had ev-
cry man and every dollar he called Tor, the
most reprehensible means were used to
shove the odium of the various failures OF
the war upon the opposition. The admin
istration will assume all the glory if the
war succeeds; but We protest in advance
against holding the opposition il any way
responsible if military failure or financial
ui3 await us.
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RESPONSE TO GEN. Buffers SPEECH
The Richmond, Wing makes the following
response to Gen. RutIeF's invitation to
"come back" ....a
"'Come back. come back now he tells
us, and quit feeding on husks, and live with
us on the fat of the land But until we
want to associate with felous and outcasts,
thieves. robbers and murders, we shall, we
think, decline the gentle invitation. Husks,
after all, though not a very generous diet,
will keep us up for time; and they are at
least preferable to all the fat Of Yankee
land, if we have to live on that in Yankee
company. 1t was kind perhaps, in Butler
to offer US the good things of his country,
but he ought not to have had the impudence
to offer to sit down with US at the same
fable
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A letter to the Tribune, dated at Rome,
Georgia, November 10, confirms the report
of the destruction of property at that place,
as follows:
Gas | write the heavens are illuminated
with the blaze of the burning buildings des'
troyed by General Corse, in obedience to
orders from headquarters, prior to our
evacuation Of this once prosperous and pref
ty little Southern town. For over a week
the abandonment of this town has been con
ten plated, and it was only delayed on &C
count Of the excessively stormy weather
aud the presence of the paymasters, who
we're engaged in paying off the Fourth dis
vision Of the Fifteenth corps. To-day or
ders were received to carry into exe7
cution the original orders, and Rriga
adler General j. M. Corse, commanding
the post and garrison, having had his plans
fully matured, was not long in arranging all
the preliminaries necessary for the prompt
and faithful execution Of the orders for the
thorough destruction of every thing that
might Sc useful to- the enemy. Owing to
the great lack of railroad transportation,
General Course was obliged 10 destroy
nearly million of dollars worth of proper
ty, among which was few thousand dol>
lars worth of condemned and uuserviceable
Government stores. Nine rebel guns, cap
tured at Rome by our troops,i were burst,
it being deemed unsafe to use them. One
thousand bales of fine cotton, two -four
mills, two rolling mills, two tanners, one
saw mill, an extensive foundry, several ma
chine shops, together with the railroad de
pot and sto1ebouses, four pontoon bridges,
built by General Corse's Pioneer Corps for
use on the Coosa and Etowahlrivers. and a
substantial trestle bridge nearly completed
for use, were destroyed. This trestle was
constructed BY the Engineer Corps, and |
am told would have cost fifty thousand dol
lars North" .....,.F4
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.sien<feeeu.a 0fifceSef n0uof OF s6HS BIS
Mr.. Lincoln's administration, whether OF q
IN: litary dr. civil chsrac(Sf, more especially
wbeu:actsehow eyond question, that upon
every battIe 6esd, Afais proFertipn 81 sthls
'nash. sbused psopk bsxe insaibbly sn
found ID the frteSshk resdy, Nfllihg hd
able, 10 disppts Che advance Of the foe Z
manly and Sol der like ma pnsfsA W
Then again as IN tho Gag of the Kesr-
sage. When the decks ar9iclssfed for &C
ton, where there can be no motive but du
ty and tove Of country, you generally tpd
that three or four to one are Of the sane
abused and villified race. Surely such .
man as the wheeling POSTMASTER, who VIII
not himself nor any Of bis friends go With
10 miles 81 battlefield. or ship Of war,
when there is danger Of getting in range OF
the enemy shot aud shell, should 10 SASS
6sd and thA xoc, swheS he isF getting tich
to the tups o.. twelyes thousand dollarE
year, and not Do working with might and
main to get up war Of races and re.snact
the scenes of IS once 'm9ne.eIa sR ,stl
- ~ Yours respectfully, ~, ~
..,r. AN American. CITIZEN,
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A Very Big Corporal Guard

The Harrisburg Patriot and Union says;
Administration newspapers have affected
to make merry over the "corporal's guard"
which supported Mcclellan at the late cleo
ton. 1t is a grim sort of humor, however,
for we find upon summing up the figures
that Little Mac" has a 'corporals gu ard
of one million fus bundled thousand 0otes,
q, 50O,OOO,) which is only about three hun
dred Thousand 1900 .0OO) less than Abraham
Lincoln had in ls6O-his full vote being
l,S66, ASP IL will be remembered that the
vote then cast for Lincoln was both North
and South, whereas McCellan's vote is en-
tirely in the North We present table
below of the vote cast for President since
1929, from which it will be seen that Nc
CIellan has more votes than any minority
candidate since the organization of the
Government, and more than the majority
or successful candidates up till the year
1852: .s ..r
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-29
Illinois Returns.

The official vote of Illinois is all in, ex
cspt Clinton county. LlEcoLN's majority
will be over 10000. The aggregate vote Of
the State will reach nearly 345, 900, or about
5000 more than the aggregate vote of 1860;
vet since that time, illinois has furnished
l94,69O men to the war, including those
furnished under the last call, McCLELLAN's
aggregate vote is about 10000 more than
SrERsE received two years ago, when he
was elected State Treasurer by 1866
majority.