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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-18
THE EVENING STAR.


AWoAAS's TR1cK.-The last phase of the
''confdehce game was developed on Friday,
by 3 Cincinnati female. The woman having
an esrthes vessel entered grocery store and
heught pound OF coffee Removing the I'D
she dropped the coffee in said vessel, replaced
the lid, and " as about 10 pay for it, when she
discovered she had forgotten TO bring her mon
sy Net to have her honesty suspected, she
said she would leave her purchase till she
went home and got her money, and accordingly
set her crOckerv on the coOnter. where i; re-
manned until the grocer thought something
mus: be wrong, and on removing the lid, ha
found there was 10 bottom TO the vessel, and OF
course the woman had gone Oft with the coffee
an her apron. .1.E
- Somebody who know md somebody Tho
Is sensible, observes that when two or more
women approaching you on narrow walk,
fan behind one another to enable you 10 pass,
you may be sure they are ladies OF uncommon
Ioliteness and consideration The usual
course pursued by women is to charge all
abreast, sweeping everybody before them into
the mud
AT printers festival the followin senti-
ment was offered: printers Wiyes-May
they always have plenty of small caps for the
heads OF their little original articles" SD. -s.
1In England they have spublic readings
FOR the millions, admission one penny, the poor
mock TO them In crowds, and listen with Won
Gsrfu1 interest.
EVThe New Workers are going into trout
fishing with d rush. Fiye-pouIders are not
uncommon. -..-.r 10 ..---s --.... ~.
81 IIeut. Cochrane, an officer of the British
army, and a son of q New Y ork merchant, was
killed " lille on tiger hunt in India.
~ James M. Perry, of Kaukakee county,
Ill, has been nominated tor Auditor Of that
State. -taA ar.'.s.
An Albany paper advocates the use OF
dummy engines on the street railroads OF that
city. ,..a s.s = s-tl 9
SThe last book trade sale of New York
proved one Of the most successful that has We.
been held. -... --.s- :
%A wealthy farmer has inst died at Mil
ton, Canada, from the effects OF the bite Of
pig. .N-s' w.
- Rev. J &c. kimber, n leading member of
the Illinois Conference of the Methodist Epis-
ccpal Church, died few days ago.
~ An otter, weighing 10 pounds, wa few
days ago shot in Chester county. Pa.
EFO a family of eleven children living in
MidGIeseX, Canada, Sc ven are deaf and dumb
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DENTISTRY.

EREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY,t r5s
Teeth Ertrsttd ,rithont Ppin 10Th the Mxfrits Of
OrygeH. -.fsl-4r D..
would advise all persons having teeth to eX-
tract to call at DR.. LEWIE'S Office,
ana ana have ia them taken out by this new <
examine the Doctors new and inn
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. If
you once See the great i'm provement in his teeth
You viii have them in other style than this new
Snd valuable enc. No. 242, Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
novls S. R. LEwIE, NJ. D., Dentist.
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GICRBT DIsIAsEsl slORIT DIsEAs1Sli
sAMA TAN,8 Ell
SAMARlTANS GIFT!
TH1 MOST CERTAIN RIMEDY EVER USED

TH1 MOST CERTAIN RIMEDY EVER UsED
GoNoRRHG11. a fIss S sdis II Dc
o. 0nS 3 P rs 70 ss 4ake no 70 Ef cu
Any gngis.ssnt taste and will not is .ny ~! in
In "txenty -four hours" Prepared By . graduate
81 ss
no EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, no CHANGE vEAfRvEK.
Let those Who have dss SPARED OF getting cured,
OF Who have been sorsed with Baiam 0opavia. or
$50 s4MARITAN's GIFT.
PriceNMale packages, 81. Female, IS.
saSSR ssRHs ,,gt ssSHRi
N1RIAL DIs1AsES, &c.
SAMARIIAN'S ROOT AND HERE UICES.
FLIES 81 sA
MARITAN's ROOT AND HlRB JUICE, is the,
prescribed it reaches and eradcates every particle
and permasent TsIs then 81 thi. puIifsins RENE
that for f 81 s6T IN after
HG1 ROOF aass
system las we'll as all the bsd effects Of Mercury.
FlMALEel HBMALketi
In many affsetions With which nun 9srs Of 1e.
nost happily d adapted. in Tlesratsa Itesas. 10.
DeSiiit;, and for al complaints to the sex
Sent BY express. Price u bottle orr so's1ss
sAMARIrAN's CHANoRI Wash.
bis s 8 Sf < CO.. Box Isl 'Philsdslphia Posa
Sod Sod BY s. oALyERr FORD. corner of 18th a
HINRY cock, Alexandria. nay6tf
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Q. ". soTELER. $50. W. HorELEs
Z. W. BOTELER 4 son,


&. W. BOTELER l. son, &c
IMroRTxas,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DBALfRS
CHINA. GLAEs, AND cROcKARY WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY. SILVER PLArBg WAR;.
BRIfTARIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS. COAL OIL Tampa
JAPANNID WAITEas. DOOR NATTs.
TIATHlR BUSTERS, BRusHIs.
WOOD WARE, AND
HoUsAxl DPIHG ARfICLks GENERALLY,
- HOUSES. HoTkhs. ARD sTgAMBOATs
yURNHHAO AT SHORT NOTICE.
sis, @Ih0E HALL,
sr PANkSYLYASIA AsESU4.
hT7-soem between 9Th api 10th ,..
sTyRl BIvoUAOAEp fHI FATTLI FIELD
i on, Can paigr Sketches In HiIal1is and MaJys
ara. b Cast 6Sc. n. kCysss % Vols el::s.
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WHITE VIRGIN WAN OF ANTILLES-A'new
w French Cosmetic for identifying, whitening,
and preserving the Cemple Ncn 1t il the most
woTderful r", pound Of the age. There is neither
ch*lk, F"H1er ioagpesia, bisupth, or tale in its
CoHpnsItI"n y being composed entirely of pure
Virgin WaN-hc l.c it, extraor linary qualities for
rrrs"rI Ing III. skin, makingt soft, smooth, fair,
anu tran parent. 1t makes the old appear young,
tho hotn.iy. HANDSOME the handsome, more beau
iltu ami tn" rD"st beautiful divine,t PEice2J and
JrCtnt>. .---.. .....
EJSr,s BL0OM OF ROSES. II most perfect color
e.. ths checks or Ups does not wash 81 ininre
the - in. Price y cents and 81 HUNT s COURT
TOILET POW DEN fer whitening and preserving
tl.r Kin. Prize. 5 and 81 cents. Manufactured by
HUNT 4 Co, Sopth Eghth street, Philadel-
yhla; Ngne sensinr unless the name Of Hunt &c
G. l. Llnw.n on the bottles. For sale at A.
CR0YI3EiS. III Baltimore street. Baltimore,
AID W. Il. ENT WtSLE, cutner Twelftn street and
Pemns> - nia ave-, Washington D G. apl-3m
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C., pur-
chafed and sold Oh commission.
TIE sabscriber offers his SERVICES to a.
the pu Bile which from long experience $50
and extensive acquaintance gives him (FNy
superior opportunities, Particular at. @-~S-
teftion given to ths selection of SaidleNnd Har-
ness Horses. Persons wishing horses hipped in
any direction by sending them 10 my address ma
rely upon having then promptly attended to with
cut the PERSONA attention Of the 0wn1T. thereby
saving Themselves much time and trouble.
Refer I" ". d. Wallsch, Proprietor Washington
SAMUEL I, Houston, Quartermsster's Department
nh 25 If
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NORTH AMERICANFREVIEW,.A APRIL l3if.-
IN Sl.25. CONTESTS:
=. fheodore Parker; shaksperian, Pronunciation;
sillei TIE Navy of the unitedE tates,- The Future
sapply - Cotton; Carl Ritter Ssoyal Work in Mis-
souri, " est Point; General Nee. ellsns Report:
CRITICAL Notices; Editorial re- Letter from. lba
President. fjsAhCR TAYLOR.
Dt AG1gt
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W CONFID E ~ TIAL.
i DUNG MEN Who have injured thsmssiyes ..
pleasure or the duties Of married life; also middle
esd old G the f.ss 9, TSnttss . IL
xears. before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one, should arst read TIL savk;hE
ri importanee b. perusins !" The Secret Friend"
Sent 70 any address; in IN sealed envelope on re-
'eiS' u D1. OHAs. 4. STUART & co.,
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Prrpa red 10 receive subscriptions on account of
CEited stat. Bends boriZed by the Act OF March
;, 1874, bearing date March l. 1854 redeem able at:
The pleasure of the Government after ten years
ANA payable forty gears from date, hearing
nj I'VE Ter centuIn year. payable On Bonds not
over one hhndsed dollars annusiis, and on all
other bonds Semi annually, 10 coin.
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Conp0n EonHs as they may prefer. !
Registered bonds will be issued q the denomins<
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Transmitted to the subscribers respectively, ne
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Of April. Y. Il. SPINEER
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4 DAMS IxPRlss COMPANY, n,
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sccessible sections Of the county. This COMPANY
hss ese acies In the principal Railway Towns II
FORTH, EAST. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal once. nIs pooro-
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to LIYIRPoOL, SOUTHAMPTON an1 AAxh.s
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tinent. ryu,ea.
NJ Iii sccesaihle psrts OF the United States.
O. O, DUNN, Agent
d q Warrington. D. Y.
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IoRNsTON'S AGR lou LTURAL CHEMISTRY
j WOOD, . Agricultural Chemistry: London.
Okaptslb Agricultural Chemistry.
Liebis 3 Agricultural Chemistry
Liebie's Principles Of Agricultural Chemistry.
French Farm Drainage. Y,,
Deep. Land Culture. By Henry STEPHENS: Lon
don. s.. Inn
Ditehipg and Draining Tablss: Loadoa.
Donald s Land Drainage: London. n
StrackAn's Tables on Drainage: L9ndoay nm
mhT FkANCA LA-.S..
- TI9H-V1NG. THE GREAT CHIHH11
idC/fxE56YSkS. S0 ,sk 4ss1aas : sdk IT,
yfnSrsSiepts ars purely vssstasi l1,, - "a
Am 1lsasaat % the tasts no ~ "a q
detection. Circulars free. Prize q = IN n,hSra.
81 SOHFJ KROAlR successor 70 n tr wxSins.
sep ~ l. Q. I0a1, sss tsass'i''s,s1 ncsG
Saeby n&Ns
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oheAiHadPPI TinnESr ~: 10 nAhkskIpx0GHln SoH

By DR.. Johnstons marve Ious treatment Weai-
ness of the Organs il speedily cured and full viecS
restored. Thousands or the most nervous, debit
tated and i'm potent who kad lost all hope, have
been Immediately relieved. =
All impedimehts to marriage, Physical or Mental
Disqualidcations, Loss of Provocative Power, Ner-
haastion Of the most fearful kind, speedily cpred
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the subscriber
L has obtained from the Orphans Court oF VT ii
ington County in the District of Columbia, letters
a ADM 1Straiion on the PERSONA estate OF John
Fink late Of Washn ston CITY, D. G., decea,et
All persons having ciaiInS against the said Il o.
ceased, are hereby Narnrd tu -NIiihir the
with The vouchers thereof. To- the subscriber, an
CT before the 18th day "G April nrNt: tn may
"therwise by law b" excluded irnn All beneGt Of
The said estate.
GIVEN sudcr my hand this l2th day Of April \
u 1874. Ian b WV = JACOB ] FINK
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TNHlS IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT TnE,SUR-
scriher has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Wsshin ton Count in the District Columbia
letters of administration the personal nsts te OF
Henry G. Nilstorf, late of GEORGETOWN. ID. c, de-
ceased All persons having ella gain = tn" said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit thr same
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on al
before the jth day of March next: thrylcty other
wise by lev De excluded from sll honeit OF The sla
estate,
Given under my hsui tHis .tjsh iay Of Marr'
%. 1864. JOHN J BOGlIE
NH 80 law3R' Administrator.
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~ r. NOODWARD'S LIVERY, SALE AND
: " HIRING STABLES,
No. IL NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE.
.r Near Saratoga Street.
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3ls, -IRoK HAIL.,
PANksYLyASIA AsEsU8. .
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Delivery I'd commence On or before the - day
Of 1855 and to be completed before the
IT., day Of 80, lse and pledge myself to enter
with secd and approved securities within the space
Of ten days after being notified that my bid has
been accepted. Your obedient servant,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
4 sOIdIer's counsel 70 roaag LadIts.

AksrHIs TEssEssEE, Jaly ., ls64.
To Eight Toaas Ladies, residing IN In.
diana, Aiiaois aad Aiehigan:
Ladies, permit me to address few
lines to you through the Tribune, in re-
gard TO correspondence wTh soldiers
aud officers serving 10 The afmy. OF our
eountry We, the officers aud soldiers
ofthe army, need and deserve the syn
pathy and counsel OF cur mothers wives,
sisters and lAdy sequaintauess irom the
dear homes We have left behind
These letters are always acceptable, are
read with deep interest, and there Is
always a deep feeling Of respect for the
writer's, and the dear old homes whence
they come. There Is no Ievity or ex-
precision Of vulgar thought, or lewd al
iusions 10 the writers Of them - holy
home thoughts Of the dear ones We love
so we'll; and often have ] seen the
bronzed face Of the veteran, as well as
the fair cheek ofthe young recruit, flush
ed with manly pride, OF over them flow
Ing tears that spoke louder than aords
OF true hearts aud brave men. Not so
whes your cold iusipid and stale letters
are received There is generally
shout Of derision from many voices as
your carefully written nonsenoe is detail
ed out TO a corporal, sergeant, private,
or mayoe negro servant; and could
you hear the vulgar wit aud course ex-
preston over yoar letter, and At your ex-
pense, think, ladies, you would answer
no more, s'Wanted, correspondents for
mutual cultivation" trust, ladies,
that this article may be Of fservice 10 you,
iHasmueh as il viii urge you % write
oely 80 those whom you know; and ypu
mar put il down for fact that any sol
der or officer advertising for lady cor
respondence does SO for 40 honorable
OF nebls parpose. Nlaesy.nine ont or
every hundred letters received BY officers
or soldiers are treated With eontempt
and lierision AA 405 gov
Thus you see that your tender etTusions,
gushing out Of 6owery AMI &enumenial
platiiudes, are used TO your disadyan.
tags aud injury. In many cases the
0fhesf or soldier takes paiBs to ascef-
tain your true name, aud then YOUR let
iers only reflect - Jour disadFanlsgest
bat bring disgrace 70 your friends. ! 4
know Of one young lady who is. the
i sughing sock Of lbe whoie regiment,
and many Of them are or we're friends
and neighbors Of bers mott years ago
Her fair name and character are blight
ed aud one who has counted on Der hqing
something more tbsta friend TO hin 10
The future has cast her aslde, and her
letters OF truth To him are unanswered
or returned unopened. Ladies good by.
learn from this to do SestsF Hrite 10
your known and tried soldier friends
and relatives and none othef We
.srsifI am ladies', - t"s" t"tf
sasea Your friend and wen wisher,
"a so tau Eaa at F. V. WILSON.
lst Lieut. Co. II. 39th Reg. Wis. Vols
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

the first hopes Of future bene6tA All
we're eheered with the prospect Of sue
cess, which can bat be realized, five are
true TO ourselves and our obligations
The Chicago meeting will be, In all
probability, composed of delegates from
the following States:
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Kentucky, Iowa, Ohio, Psnnsylvsnia,
New York, New Jersey, Connecticst,
Delaware, Maryland-mystic sad pro-
phetic thirteeH.
Allow me 70 call attention 10 one i'm
portsnt fact: The Amendments to the
Ritual have relieved il from all ats unto
warc features, aud rendered il 8 pleasing
aud . goodIy thing. These amendments
viii be reported and undoubtedly accept
ed BY the s. 9. C.
Let me suggest that code Of laws,
general in their application, should be
enacted By this @. G., for the govern
ment Of the Order ia this State, subject
70 the ratification Of the s. G. c.
Councilorsl The work seems nov
fairly begun. Shall We not nov 90 glor-
iously on? Shall not our inaasnes be
felt7 Shall not our principles triumph
Who shall say us. nay I? Who shall re-
sist the conservative mass Of Gny. great
people in the msiBtsnancs Of their rights,
IN the security of their .heriiage1 Who
shall dispute 100000 of abls bodied
men, planting themselves upon the or
ganie Law Of their own creation, the
right to remove their pe1ursd hireIings,
when their safety, liberty and govern
ment dsms I'd il? The man Who believes
that the American people can be en-
slavsd BY an administration, commits
not only 3 treason bat folly-his
crime is great, but his weakness is in
tolerable. ~,
Let US right our party, or right our
selves by leaving II. Let Us right our
sect, er ssceGs. Let Us right our press,
or press our right 70 have our oFn right
free press. M
Thus viii the State become pure, This
Is oar mission. God speed the good
vorE 1888
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27

Hon. ]. E. MeDcnald to be candidate,
coneeding that il be was a candidate
ihere was no desire to use ms name.
Nov, ! understand be Is. hence ! am
not called upon BY any public notice to
Be such But waving all this as the
result Of mere accident, and not prof
fersd as an indignity to me by placing
ne second in talents and patriotism to
j. Z. Mcdonald. there is still more
grave difficulty in the way. The an
nouneement Of ny name for Governor
vas made by Maek's friends Now il Is
due to them that should decline, be-
cause could not represent them; there
is no similarity between as; and all this
IS aot 80 discoursgiug as the fact that
men Of the stamp Of Jsdge Hanna,
whose professed principles could rep
resent, prefer MeDonaid on account Of
his supposed availability. Il detracis
much from my confidence in oar ulti-
mate success. when men Of so much
seeming patriotism are willing for mere
temporary purposes to abandon the
Irrat principles of civil liberty. What
will those Of less pretensionz do When
tHs rear GOutsst CDmcsf WIEN IRE anu
property all depend on the issue, when
bullets instead Of ballots are east, and
when the halter Is preamble to cur
platformf FoF, unless Federal encroaeh-
meats are arrested In the States by the
efforts as veil Of the legislators as the
Exeeutive, then will our iires aud for
fltnes follow where our honors viii have
gone before.
am willing to do whatever the cause
Of the North West may require, or its
true friends may think proper; but / am
as well convinced that, upon mature re-
Hection, they will not ask me 10 obtruds
myself upon the public, nor viii they ask
me to be McDonalds contingent.
| have great eou6dence in your good,
hard man sease and cool judgement;
hence 6nd Il difficult to disregard your
advice in the matter. and before giving
TO the world my position on the question,
| wish to see you personally.
Yours, truly, L. p MILLI6AS
n. b Ny last was cou6dential-this
is more so-beceuss ! have given vent
10 feelings that are purely private.
l. p. MLLloAE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
wise Mantn washington

Some time since the National IHtslki-
gsHeer published a very slsborats, wise
and solemn article Of some Eve or ak col
umns in length, calculated to show that
the. campaign Of General Grant was 3
failure. The disloyal presssthFougbout
the North are psrsding that article now
before their. readers, with the expecta-
ton Of convincing them that toe present
Virgins cam paign is total, undeniabIe
defeat for the Onion army. This solid
and solemn article begins at the begin
ing Is goes osek almost to Ehe time
when Noah laid the keel Of The ARK. and
ninutely follows It's subject through 70
the time the mine before Petersburg y a.
sprung. There the writer leaves il. not
because bis ability was exhausted, tor
that never happens. There is generally
no end 70 bis articIes Bat in this case
General Grant kindly came TO bis relief
and blew mp things. OF sconrse hsswzs
compelled 70 stop. GRnpovdsr and lnci-
fer matches were to much for this wise
man Of the Intel igs1Ieer Ia other words.
be was Ga f4nked by birthstone and salt
.petre, and instead of going On from CON
oaering to eoDqaer, this soft-handed
gentleman was sGddenly .et down
and was com pelled to subside- De
might have pat his aagument into .
vsrr uueb smaller space. Bot this
not bis forte. His elOquenee and argu-
meut il estimated b. the yard, perhaps,
more correctly speaking, By the falong.
His pen moves By 3 kind Of futilIectual
perpetual motion which nothing can ar
rest but 'yillsinoss1saltpetre.P His i'm
mense six column argument might have
been expressed thus;
An army that fights another army,snd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-27
Rebel Journals In SeM Tork.

The NeEs OF New York il merely g
Reproduction Of the Richmond papers
It's advertisements are taken from those
papers or meant for them. It's reading
mater Is Ii great part taken from them,
and It's editorials are merely feeble re-
scripts Of those it copies from the more
bitter Of the Soufhsrn papers Ia iis
issue Of yesterday it assumes that Mr.
Liueoln rejected The proposition Of South
era peace commissioners with the air Of
3 eooqueror, and argaes to show that be
had no reason to do SO For this pnr-
pose it gives . Fiew Of The present posi-
lion Of the contest from which an Eng
hshman Just landed in New York might
suppose that he was standing on the only
spot 10 the Usfftsd States that was sfIi
in the absolute possession OF the govern
ment Of the United States, aud that even
this spot was invested by rebel armies
In these natter. the Nelcs goes too. far 70
accomplish even its own purposes II
draws is lies 90 LARGELY that they are
merely ridiculous, and not deceive the
few demented and ignorant persons who
wish TO believe it.
Wueh bSe ana 0FaIt DfHau 70 y Znk on
the Rapidan, and the combat progressed
from that point steadily soaihward for
sixty miles, neither the Nevs nor the
World can make the country believe
that Grant Is being badly beaten all the
time Neither when Sherman has pen
etrsted to the heart OF the greatest Of the
cotton States can they make the country
believe that rebel victories are what took
him there and what. keep bin there. The
people of the United Staies know we'll
that the twelve States the rebels pretend
cd to hoidyhen this var began they now
bold entirely only the Two Caroli-
mas. that they nov have large armies
iopIy 10 Georgis and Virginia, and that
In the whole country this side o. the Mis-
sissiopi tbsee is, ezcept those tive armies
nothing 70 dispute our possession but gaer-
riIlas; and 50 Eith that kpOglsdge they
very readily answered al those who
argue that the eonfederacy eyefewhere.
ard that we are Actually hemmsa IN az
Paducah BY Southern ascendency.