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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06
cHERIFF,s SALE ON FOREcLo.

- HEhlFF'S SALE ON FOHECLOs
~ SURE -SIaie of Mipnesc ia, Houston County
district Court Third Judicial District.
Tobias HendricksOn plaintiff, against Willis
Thronsen and Anna hronsen, his wife defendants
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of and pur-
euant to the judgment and decree Of the District
Court in and for The county of Houston aforesaid,
made In the aboyeentited acton and dated the 18th
day of May, D. 1864, shall offer for sale and sell
at public auction, at The front door of the Court
House, in the village of Caledonia 10 said Houston
county, on the
FOURTEENTH DAY or OCTOBER, A. d. 1865,
at the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, to the highest bidder, all the right title and
interest that The above named defendants, Willis
ThrOnsen and Anna Thronsen his vile had on the
2sth day of May, D. 1883, in the real estate and
mortgaeed rremises described in said Judgment and
decree to be so d. and therein described as the south
half Ut the northeast quarter of Section No. thirty
taO9, In Township No. one hundred and four ti04l
north, OF Range No. six e6}, being In Houston
county, in the State OF Minnesota
Duted at Caledonia, this 1st dsy of August
A. D. 1866. j. G. PRENTISS,
Sheriff Of Houston county, Mimi
d. L. BUELL. Plaintiffs Alto. nsy. sep1-w7t
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HOstetter'S BitterS on the Battle.
Field.

1t u satisfactory to know that orr field hospitals
are DO longer unsupphed with this Life saving prep
aration Soldiers who, ss private citizens had be-
come acquainted with its properties have in many
instances made special request that HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BlTTERs might be added to
the medical stores of their regiments, and their
wishes have not been unheeded. As means OF
sustaining wounded men On the battlefield and OF
enabling troop. to bear fatiguing marches under a
blazing sun, it has been strenuously recommended
by distinguished medical men, and tie prospect is
that It viii eventually supersede all the adulteraied
tinctures, liquors and dangerous 7o''ics that have
heretofore been considered medicinal staples The
fact that small quantity of he Bitters mixed with
water from any of the Southern or Southwestern
rivers will prevent 1t from affecting the bowels or the
liver, should be borne in mind by Army Physicians,
soldiers, ard all who have occasion to visit those
portions of our country The man who uses
STRrrER's BrrrTERS In conformity with
the directions may get at defiance Intermittent
Fever and ali other diseases generated by the
action OF an unwhnlesome atmoepheza upon an
oyertaxed frame
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The BRIDAL CHAM BE II 80. An
Essay Of Warning and instruction to Young Men.
Aleo new and reiab treatment for Diseases of the
Urinary and Sexual Systems sent free IN sealed en-
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
April 9, 1866. e20-d&Wly
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"To BIZ Or NOT TO BE; THAT'S THE oUEs-
roK."-The question has been long since settled b,
the popular verdict that sTKELING's AMBEosA Is the
only reliable preparation for strengthening weak
hair. sep22-d&w-m
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
- TRICT COIJRT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS.
- TRICT COURT-COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Mary J. WEIGH against Andrew WEIGH
Revenue Stamp so cents-Canceiled.l
The State oil Minnesota To the defendant
above named
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been fled In the office of the Clerk of this
Court, at Saint Paul In the county OF Ramsey and
State of Minnesota, and to serve copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at
their office in Saint Paul In the county of Ramsey in
said State within thirty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day OF such
service; and if you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for The relief de-
manded in the said complaint.
VAN ETTEN & OFFICER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Paul MINI.
Dated September l. 1865. sep9s-wIt
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dh ~ REWA RID! - Straved from
I'D III st. Paul, about the 7th of August,
BLACK COW, five years old, middllng size white
strip on back, white belly and white on inside of
legs, end of tell mixed with white white bag and
teats, fine head, and horns slender. Information
ner Seventh and I inc streets. sep30-d2t&w2t
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Caution! Caution

Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO
CURE Suppression of the Menses, from whatever
cause, though should be taken to ascertain If
pregnancy lie the cause az these DROPS would be
sure to produce miscarriage if taken whilst in that
situation ana all are cautioned against Ms ng them
as wi. 1t distinctly understood that do not hold
myself responsible when used under such circum-
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Prepared from prescription of Sir j. CLARKE II ID.
fhystcaan Extraordinary to the Queen.
Ims invaluable medicine is unfailing IN the cure
OF an those painful and dangerous diseases to which
tne female constitution is subject It moderates an
excess and removes all distractions, and q speedy
cure may De relied on. To MARRIED LADIES IL
s peculiarly suited. It will In short time, brine
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle-price One Dollar-bears the Govern.
ment stamp Of Great Britain to prevent countereita
CAUTION....IAese Pulls should not be eaEen
6y Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
a. Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscay-
rSdge bat at any other time tkey are sqts. - I
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
palpitation Of the Heart Mysteries and White.
these Pulls WIN effect cure when all other mean
have failed; and, although powerful remedy, tlev
do not contain iron, calome, anthony or anvthiu1
hurtful 70 the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack.
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sold by all Druggists.
~ Sole Agent for the United States and Canadas
JOB MOSES,
No. q Cortlandt street, New Yofk
n. n-Sl.O0 and six poetagestamps enclosed to
any anfnorized Agent win fnsurea bottle containing
my rlns, d return mali. oct7-W7tnT1y
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity. I
could furnish any quantity of Testimonials of its eff
cacy from my own patients, but the practice of pa-
rading bought and fictitious ones before the public
is go prevalent do not deem 1t advisable.
BE WISE IN TINE !.
BE WISE IN TIME,
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DES MONIES VALLEY
k.4fA ROAD;
oPi1E TO MoNRoE-1s6 NIIEs.
~CnA1aE OF TIMEa

! o. ..4 afs., THURSDAY, Dec ,.h, lsss, and Sasi
se : .iss Sssss VII - dill ss.e.y. :.
EHsg ggfa 40 l..aAIL. -
fssesKsJkskss.s.s -. - :. -
AUiHAe at Monroe $40 =.
NO. S..MAll.
L....: nssess !, Z z; - - so so a..
NO. 9-ExPREsS.
Issvss keoiuh s.s0 ~
~IE 2 MOs - MUQD0o. ms#
tssvss Monroe a * as
Arrives IT Ksokuk lSsSO .. -.
Tl NO. SrHREHGHr. ry9r
Leaves Keckuk at =. -.
Arrives At Eddy He at-.... iSO p. m.
f. MOL La FREIGHT.
Leaves Eddy VII. 49, .. m
Arrives at Monroe lsOO .. m
NO. e-TREI0HT. at
Leaves BddyvilIs $50 .. -.
Arrives n Keokuh p. -.
NO. . la FREIGHT.
Leaves Monroe at......--.--...... IL N.
Arrives at Eddyyiiis 70 p. =.
- Chicago time IL the standard by which slltrsins
v.lrnn and 10 about u minutes fastsr than KsesaA
a Passenger, fren Ksoknk. b. III. 700 An. ard
and sso r trains connect With Westsrn stage Com.
Ps.sesss., for Ii. Esss BY the 900 4. n and go
u trains roD Monroe make slose aud certain connsc-
tions with the 7bleto WabusA and Hsn Raffrdy, and
vj nd this the direct ell points East ard
Southeast.
Time as Quick and Fare Usiformly AZ Losc
As by any other Route.
fas THROUGH TI081T1 a4fnssta
To ali the principal point. ast or NE al the onoes Of
the Company in Mtamwa, Bddsrile, oskalooss PeilA,
Monroe and Des Moines and for all poinD West At the
DepotTfeket once, Kcokah. enc. wfLLfAMS,
JOHN 0IsIN. Superiptsndsoa
0ena Ticket ACT. dec1-dSv
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Hon. ". H. Sescdyd, Sec'yof State
SIR: Acknowledging tie receipt of your
commuhicskip Of the 18th inst, relative 70
the rstificatibhA of the svropesed Ainendaie1is
to the Federal Constitution, have the honor
to reply that no session of the General As
Sembly of this State has been held since the
adoption of these resolutions by Congress.
Its regular biennial session will convene on the
eth of January next, when this subject will be
duly presented, and its prompt ratification by
an almo4 nnnimms vute psy b cpnhdentfy
anticipated
/ can safely pledge you that the banner of
Iowa, whose ample folds have aoated victori-
ously above the smoke of SO many battle
fields in defense of Constitutional Liberty and
Equality, shall not be loweredin these closing
scenes of the "irrepressible conflict" Our
uncounted graves upon Southern soil, snd list
of heroes with tbeit imPehshsble record Of
gallant deeds, are sufficient guaranty that
our overwhelming and patriotic majority will
faithfully maintain their devotion to these inn
mutable principles of the American Union.
Very respectfully.
Your ob't servant
asErGN WV. NJ. HToxE.
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we are permitted to publish the follow;no
correspondence, which will be read Wiz
interest: e"u WIN
nv DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. is, 1866.
To HIS ExcEIIEScy.
LIE uoe"hor u iosca, Des Moines, Iona
SIR; Congress in February Last bv 49,
requisite vote of two-thirds Of ho,h 49,. ZIG
passed resolution proposing an amanJ'.ss,
to the Constitution Of the United S.a.n.
which declares that neither slavery nor 81 ,
voluntary servitude, except as nnn;sbman,
ior CRIME, whereof the party shall have hean
guy convicted, shall exist within the Un;ted
states, or any place subject to their iurisd;c.
uon, ana that Congress shall have power ~
enforce TINS article BY appropriate Legislation,
= eer,ineu copy OF this resolution was promnt.
y Transmitted m, by mail to each Of the Cover.
nols =. All the States. When the pronosed
.... snu%sn. snsil have been adopted, hy beino
OF the States, the law makes 4 the dn,r as
Secretary Of State, after official no,;oa ,h .ne
has been received at the Department. f Co.
forthwith to cause said amendman, :" -
published IN the newspapers, authorised -
promuigate the laws, with his certificate s,,an;.
tying the States BY which the same NAV H.
peen adopted, and at the same time has h.
come valid, to all intents and purposes. ~ !.
Part OF the Constitution Of the United Ststas
!, Up 70 the present time, Official MOTTO -
the ratification Of said amendment hv ,t =.
L:sis!At.res Of Eighteen States has ~, -. :.
ceised bat there ID reason 70 bel;svs ~ ~
ne Legislatures Of other States have rs,;SaJ
the said amepdnenEs X ID: slso eunrnssd "e -
Pc proo.Dis, that the Legislatures AZ st;iI
49, 49, Nau eehertly Fatify IL II that
- ~ sPoa recsiving The proper potisss
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Corn as Fuel.

From the Galena (Ill.) Gazette.
We understand that many of the people of
Warren and other towns in the east part of
this county are using corn for fuel. We had
q conveFsstiony esterday viii. an Intelligent
gentleman, who has been burning it, and who
considers it much cheaper than wood. He
SAYS that corn in the ear gives considerably
more heat than the same bulk Of wood. Ears
of corn can be bought for ten cents per bushel
by measure, and seventy bushels, worth seven
dollars, will measure a cord. A cord of wood,
including saving, costs $3.50, which is 81. so
more than the cost of cord of corn, besides
the fact the corn produces more heat than
the wood. If these statements are true, and
have no reason to doubt them. there is no
fuel more economical than corn. The crop
of corn this year is far beyond tina demand,
and if it is cheaper than any other article for
fuel. we can see no objection to using it as
such.
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NEW Y DIRK, Dee 9.
a. +. Heenan, young Englishman and
newspaper contributor, committed suicide in
TINS city last night by swallowing laudnum.
me fenian session was in session yester.
oay, ana the present session will continue
prooaoiy week longer. A circular of adj
S,ce mas peen sent 70 each eirclein the United
States, that great discomfort prevails in 70.
gard to the extravagant expenditures of the
Brotherhood is no longer concealed Tbe
present session is called by the senate Pres;.
dent according to the last adjournment.
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More Currancy,

~, NEW YORK, Dec. s.
The HeraHs Washington dispatch saws
congress will probably order the Issue IF a.
at least. u CURRENCY
Every one understands the bill introduced
py Mr.. Washbure to revive the grade of Con.
erai IN the army to be for the purpose of ba.
Grant. "e"erat
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constitutional Amendmeut

we are permitted to publish the follow;ny
correspondence, which will be read with
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Special Notices.

A CROWN OF GLORY.
/ EVERY NAN. wo~.a .pd ehHd Who hes Med 8
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
Is willing to recommend 1t. Three Year, Of rapidly In
cressing sale have made the Aubross famous all svss
1 the world
! 1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
/ II cures Itching of the Head.
! It makes New Hair grow Bald Heads
1 Itprevenn the H.'r from Falling Out
> Itrenders the Hair son and Glossy.
Cleansss the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruff; Cures Nervous Headache: Cures b dnees;
Insurss Luxurisnt Locks; Ineiines Hair Curl super
sedes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apparent
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosla will suit yoa 7. Elegantly put up
Delicately Perfumed pstrcnise by Opera Singers and
Actrrsses Sold in splendid boxes cartons coz ssn
Ing two large bottlss-Ho for morning. No 4 fe.
evening.
THERE - NO MIsTAKE ABOUT IT.
srERLING's AMBROsIA is the best, nox agreeable
and effective toilet In the world. To prove this try
carton. *sfF'
Sold by Druggists,
OsoTinbb h1UrWsIB M1uunfturtDE V0mD4uy,
AIS Fulton Street, Now York.
octiI -dAv1y
A Cough. Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION SHOULD BIZ caHcxrp
IL ALLOWED eosIisUE.
Irritation OF the Lungs, q Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Inca-
trable Lung Disc aao, tfki
Is oyfRS rHR RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAVING prRtcr NrLuEscI ssx sPARrs sIvK IMMr-
DfArE RELIEY.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con.
sumptfve and Throat Diseases,
rsecHs Aas uap w.rs always eosp succsa
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
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A6Won't Use any Other.-The last and best
Tnsrsht Article finally. Everybody Iikoft. Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar of lead IL the best Hsir
Dressing in the world Will restore grey and faded hair
to its original color in four weeks-syerv tms-4..r.
pop" Inquire Tor Web.ters Vegetable Hair I,v,.c-.
tor, and don't take any other 1t cures al h.sor. -
the scalp In one week For sale at Wholesale anS re
by D. A. KERR. corner Third and Main s4sssss. Heokuf
Iowa Rurnhass Van schaack, wholssuls nrnxu6,..
10 Lake St Chicago, agents fer the Northwest.
sen2Q-dAp
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Will md Troces useful in clearing the voice when taken
before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat
after IN unusual exertfon Of the vocal organs. The
Ioce' are recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testimonials from eminent through
out the country Being article Of trus merit end
having prVred their ssncacy by test of many Year,.
sse finds them In new localities in various psrt.
OF the world aud the TocheI versay pronounced
better than otssr articles. IA * SO
OBTAIN only 'BRovs's BaoscHIAL TRccarsn and do
not take any Of the Worthless Initatiors that nav b
offered
Bold every In the Uuited States and in Fossisn
Countries, at IS cents per box. Tpoy5dAvsm,
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& For Dsarrhea, Dysenterv.
CURES compsand n.srsst of hrvs, p,A.,,.... -.
reAsie and 'uccsssfsl remedy, t. 10 endorses, 5, oa
long General Pisasanton and Cen Yfts H,,rv w..
oi'ns United statss Array Western Sanitary Ana chr
tsn con@Asions, War Relief Fund Compit,,.. ral.o.
o. the Pres. aAd wsat~n nsambose eas.r,. soIa h,
Oil drasssfs, and 9. ,. vowslI 1 Co., Keokuk.
Lee HAauIRE. sole pto,rs..o.,. ! y,
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BATcHELOR,s HAIR nvr.

The Original and Best In the worla he o.lv tru.
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless. RslabIs sna y,1.n
'aneous. Produces Immediately q splssdia laeea =
brown without injur.s tn hair or skis Rer
y snse % bss fyss. Sold By I'll Dvsssisss.
Thsesoass sissea villsHm B..ct,sr, 4 49,
RkdENsRATING EXTRACT OF MILLrvlRuns
for Restoring and Beautifying tn, Hat,
sugN-dsvly CHARLDS RATCHr,op -
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~~AIH'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet ssap, i. ,-eA.,, 49,,
esaand, 10 aads non the chefce.. 49,.
'a elisn Tin It's nature. frasr Anslv
s.sea' a.a extremely senesiciap :, -. -,
spoh sAs ssia. ver sale By al Dr.ssist, - -.
g bl-dA~lys
Ser, ~ = say Of VAN
'.s ana ln'srsetios for Touns Men. A.. 80.
.0e'.sa'.sns Tor Diseases oftAs Or i..r,s.1s,r..
: se'asfrss. II sealed savsiop. =. 49,.
lA a0ueH1oH. Hsvasa la...s.A.p. -.
1siDstA. ~. --.-. :. -
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THEGATEI CITlXI.
KEOKUK,I0WA:

AgeHoR.IEAa enseHyt{e I4 ~
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The general assembly of the Presbyterian
church in the Southern States will hold its
annual meeting in Macon. Georgia, on the
14th inst.
The Illinois State Horticultural Society
viii meet at the State Normal University on
the 10th, Goth, 2lst, and I'D instant.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-11
's'he 7; VJb.

ihe New Orleans Times gives the
following graphic description of the
late G. S. steamer Webb by the
City:
OF all the queer exhibitions Of e.
frontery We have ever witnessed or
heard Of, the most sublime piece Of
impudence was the appearance IN the
Mississippi, opposite this city, of a
war vessel, be ring the Confederate
flag, Haunting it in defiance of the
war dogs in its path. and making it's
way towards the delta at a speed
which seemed to laugh at all idea Of
Il successful stern chase 1t vas en-
ough TO take away ones breath, to
cause an universal rubbing Of ewes
and still staring. ] was impossible
to believe the verdict OF ones visual
organs. The guns of the men Of
war saluted our ears and the heels Of
the daring stranger, but neither see
ing nor hearing was believing. Tie
fact could not be true. "it is impos-
sible,' we declarcl while the Webb
was in plain sight. On reflection;
there seems to be no good ground +
giving any faith to the story, alth.'
we know the Webb did emerge from
Red River, did make its way past
the various vessels of the Mississippi
feet between the Red River and y.
Orleans, did show her colors to all
who We're on the lcvee. and did bear
them out of sight, walking the water
like thing Of very sancy and rapid
life. 1t is not to be believed, because
she probabilities were all against it.
ltwas the flying Dutchman in a new
shape. 1t was the phantom ship Of
sailors yarns. There is no such
thing possible as such violation of
the law of chances We have now
positive grounds for believing that
the sky may fall almost any dav,
that politicians will turn honest, that
the antbropophagi had an existence.
that the State OF Louisiana has pic
a.une in lis treasury. After the APP
partition of the Webb We will believe
anything preposterous, except the
existence Of the Couteleracv
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-11

Country Girls.-The local editor
IF th" Augusta tGa.) Register. who
ha, been tor some time past, rusti.
eating in the agricultural reg ons OF
Georgia, writes about country girls"
as follows: "Th.se country girls,
my Devil are different material
from whsc your hewitched eye meet
On Broad street every day. They may
not sport as gaudy feathers, and
their d dresses may not drag through
quite AS much mud; but for cooking
dinner, climbing fence, or acting
'he Jockey, your city girls eau.
touch them, aud then my dear old
Nick, their dresses are something to
talk about. Look at one we see here.
Did yon ever see a more comely
popliu than she wears Now exam
inc it more closely, and you will
find it home manufacture-spun
and wove by the hands Of the fair
wesrer. Yes, they are the architects
Of their ow, dresses, and, my word
for it, they are fitted to help any
worthy man to become the architect
Of his fortune
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-11

Col. Srrague and Maj Bundv Of tho
Federal army arrived j" this place
On last Monday night. They
come as Commissioners, We under
stand. to ask the surrender Of this
Department to the L. S. troops
N q have no, learned The result.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-11
The --latest News

This paper will pay librrally for
:,"%s OF any character furnished ii,
whenever used. In wiring, be blict
and to the point, and forward by the
quickest means possible.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-11

did to Grant. Why this was done
we can but sursnise, ;sld attribute it
! TO many causes, the principal one Of
which, We think, wa, the want Of
( provision however, rs this IS me.u
conjecture Oh cur part, We Will not
/ attempt 80 con!iue ourselves to the
causes. That the clouds hoyegin:
over us are very dark every person
Of common sense can see for them
selves. In this Department, doubt
less, we could prolong the struggle,
bus can we furnish he troops with
food. As it is now, there is scar
. city of provision, and the conswnp-
ton is far greater than the suVp!y.-~
Can we expect 10 Davc more. il a
question easier asked than answered
Ii the uecessories Of life are stored
away, they could, probably, be
brought to light by colnpulsjon on
the part Of our military authorities,
Ont we c'nd'"!v believe tnat such Is
not the case that the scarc''N Of
provision is Il reality, and IN a sho:,
TIME VIII DE apparent I" al.
II II Is the !ntent'"n OF the m'il-
tary or TINS Department not 10 n'G"-
tiaIe WIFE 'H2 enemy why - II tnat
we 90 moi see or near "' preparations
Tor bloodF war nat our /, 'r."
lthe c'V'''Ans) are divided on the
subject OF making resistance t" the
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-11

Tie PctsrvIuyg .lliue-Af.rr y
detailed narrative, of ,b. c;rcn,n.
stances Of ,l. assault. t, sum ur
III. result hv aac,ib;n. tn. failure. to
til" following uatn"I officers
li:rt-Grn burnside, in not obey.
ing tn. order OF the Commanding
General in tn" formation Of III" a-.
sauii1ng col !n'nn, IN not preparing his
parnp-t and aba;tis tol. the passage
"i his troops, and in not employing
':..'n"r4' officers t. lead the columns
with tn" working parties. Yet til.
('u'' Is @''.sii'''' tA''t zen. burns'as
"'I",Ira IL" measure taken by him
WON! insure success.
M. T-"r'""-"''S. """. Lrd''e. y:
''.' :" push forward his troops
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