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Wednesday, Feb..lBth> 1863.
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fi om the BarPShgt-on or'iNcw Galilee
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“ Opt Jyiartß ftre-Vith native jJnd,
Oiir song, is for her glory;; 1
Hji maeGfirji wreath- j» in oor hirnd,
, . <3sfiips bSeathe out her stbry. j .
Her. lofty hills and. volleys green ! : -
r Are shining bright before | -
. And lijte a rainbow sign is si6eSiA4 ■. "t
Her proud flag waving b’erjua.. -
. --' B't/jrOHK.are ' ABftOTT.
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’The.return of Napoleon from Elba
to’'Pam -was the signal'forall
1 Ted armies of .Europe’to- bq, on ; their
march, to brush" him. Hurriedly Nat
polein, folJectedli'iOjOOO • men tp- repel
the million of'.hayonots, now • crowd
ing upon Franco; ~Wcilington 'and.
Blucher were in the, vicinity of Brus
sels with 100,000 men each/- - To save
France the horrors Soft- invasion; N*.
poteon resolved to cross thefripiitier,
and fait upon cne bbtly of the enemy,,
and then another, until they' <§honld«
bo compelled to negotiate. - ■ : ■
At.B o'clock In’tue,%ibriilngypf cho l
12lh of June, Ndpoleon lefktho Tull
lories. Tor his last campaign;.’ He took
leave of- Gaulaineoort, saying, “Fare- i
well; must conquer or did."—j
Driving rapidly through the day and)
the succeeding night, be;arrived, on!
the morhjoff of the 18th, dt Avcenes,
15) Paris. Here he had
assembled all his available force.—
Wellington Was at Brussels; and- B*lu
cher a few leagues Com him, neither
dreaming - Pf® aftfmfc.,. They’ were
waiting tlm|Mriva! of ; 200,W0 Rus
sians, witl&pto were to 'bom
moncc thcir-Rim-h upoff Paris© Na
poleon’s plan was to attack Wellin-'-
ton by surprise, and destroy his force,'
and Blucher’s, then to mart-1* a-,
gainst the Russians.--
| ’ ' ; In an hour after Napoleon's arrival-
T . i a i-~ 1* ;at Avesncs the whole nrmy was in
, £. lst ° f / Ur < °f. S lr v i. inoiion. j,By different rtartes they
I'ji JluiL.i l-tnn >r?t were directed to: meet at Charleroi. ■
<.■ oaas-ii amoas. i . jB5 miles di.-.tajit, afan appointed hour. I
fp'Nc.w Brighton bur: Horace Ecesoii >< 'Gcne i ral Eouvmont was in charge of
Jacob A'ltiinan- | \ I °" e df .these, divisions. Inl’amqush^"
|; l-nac N. Atkins, ' 1 - | lie deserted. Und revealed to the allies
Big Beaver tp ; Eamuel Blair, Jaines the plans of 'the -Emperor. Behind
Putleison. x . | ' ’ ithe Jntrcnchmlcnts of G.harlc-roj.Napo
j ."Pbilliptbm-g bor.: UeinyißimWr ' ; Kon found jtVfr thousand Prussians
i Hanbyej-tp: Djiviif Beale;. : 3 '.ready to disp.irte bis passage. He at
,, New Eewickly tprAVillunn C. Brown ‘ tackedsthem: so vigorously that thev
j Michael Haygei. JtJinMellon. | ;soon-yetreated. leaving 2,000 of their
• ■ Economy' Iji.: WilliahKGole,. John ‘Bad behind 1 them. It was 30-miles
jCoinvayp -, , 1 ; | i from Cbmleroi to. Brussels: Ten
Jii jic Well l|i': John Craig, ' I . nnles bn this road is situated the lit-
JlQun ijr; Edwin IT Aktuß, : tie "hamlet of ; .Quatre' Bras, jfev
'Erohitcr. ’ ■ i ' \‘f j -with 40.000 n..on, whs-.-ordered to ad
■ Lr,Chester bor: 'ifon roe Miller. 'i j v-ancc inimc-diaVtdy to that spot '
Glasgow;- Austin J. Pettit. ] : '| \ j -‘Concentrate,'there'.your men," said
, Bridgewater bor.: Nazro Park, i Emperor.' ~‘.‘Fortify vour’armv
Raecodiii: John.'K. Pott!ef. j,l by field works. lEStofi so that by
(I.een tp : William B,m,soji ,; midnight, this posnipr, occupied and
Harimgtpu tp: HaUßcw .
’ ■ F- : - ’ I , by tfio li-arfor Bodrs
; I-Vs-iivis S.: Wiilson. j-f | monk was hastening with . -80,000,
; : - ' ; ' ' ‘ [ itroops to- |orn- Napoto- '
_ PLTVP: jpr.Oßp. • , ■ . , jyn ax the- bead l of 60.000 wpexpeetod-
bor : J.l L.'Anderspn. ■ | ly encountc-ied him. Aftefmffe of the
tj>: Jacob' Bhuccp. - . tnosf t«>rrib!e conflicts ever waged,the.
I ■.•Puljif'KiJj): 10-n:y Bamdtl'..y' j Prussians fled, utterly routed) icayiiig|.
NewiSewickly • tp r Ceorge BonpO|. 2(1,000 wdtyrir.g in tlu-ir blood. 10,00(t s
-Gilnst'.ail, Black* Boggs., pri.loirers in tlio bands of Xa;K»leoh.—j
Janies- Feazt-h -, ,p. I i Hud Ncy obeyed his .orders flic’ Prusi
■ bor r JantiMf -Bog^s, - ■ siun-nrniy would' liave periKlicdi with
' David AViliiam Beaboiib Jps. out the of a man. i’ l
j "hainpion. ‘ ■ „. T I But as ; .Key, approached Hjnati-o j
tp : Hen.pl A. Bryan. Tbps. B| . a> of stornH.ini'l I
i '•c' l Vi . . «'.TI j. . ! floods 61; ruln,niid llii-ougb an oedan-!
I ||«! *»fon hoe,;.Cdwpor, Davpd j yj- „,i r c, "be allowed- his exhausted i
■f Johnston. James Hayden. t. j. ; troops to. 'btop, a few ndlcs before;
( Iliinove-r ip ; Jtf' David p.. tt . 4tc i,fthat all' important point,
eDungan, Jsdm A. (Abb. V\ dh(im llice,; which'intended wi*-lbe
l ' t n cr 'rwiv.‘' i'k •' i iearliest morning light. 'Ho sqftGwo’nT
.p-AndwCaro p le . i s :Gco^ e:th i it tbq in
crtVclay,.. r: - ...i 'session. ’ at a l»all in Bnis-.j
jlarion tj): Jacob | . : >clBrturned pule u rth dismay, as, Iio?:
• J.)arlin"ton tju Ureor. | of the approach of!Nui)olcoii. j
•• •Baccoon'U>;-Slimuel:bormly. SanHff’\ T ■ i - r \\ i
iKenncd V ,Jolm iked: : ! 1 jHbwas fifteen . nnlcs from Brussels
j Green tpfDavilTKerr. Jr.. Michael;© 1 Wro.Braq Fully aware o£ the
I Kerr. Wm. J. Sterling,. ; J r . s ',. Heniy |
! Co-wan. Benjamin Bawi-cnee.l ■' * d«s !; atcW a ,d.y, ? .on to oeeupy .t—
-1 Indushy tp : John AVilsun.- John ' trough |vnob- anght the troops
1 Jackman. BenjundiK Todd-i Cbarjes i P n ?“ d Airy road, jn.ng :
i Hays. John Mason: • :: -I 1 !; u lb' theu - t l Ull^ lt w,th tho roar of tl.e
-North SevicklvlfT-Wllliam M'Crcary, t}m ...Orppig Ney ? ,.i con-,
Hugh \Vatl'acc. ”lsffiac'llazen.-- I foupd the English were in
i ' Hookiaown bor: Williani Miller, possosMon-pf ithejfost. The whole j
i Samuel H. Witherspoon' M i d »J the most bloody, dos- j
Franklin tp: Joseph Phillisi , I Teralc-rmd unavu.l.pg-eflom to :re- J
b- Bridgewater-Bor Jbbn A.| Kow aii. 1 The ili.gu.sb of Xey, in view
Hochester bor : John Stilesi. i I hts in-eparable awful.—
Big Beaver tp - Robert Wiley. Ihe Il, S tll oT ' H W»th-dr3mies.eamo, a
. >'Borough tp: Amos Dortfxy .. "‘ght of darkness and deluging rain.
HaVinoiiy tp : ‘William Gull. ; j-Napoleon, at Ligny, was a victor;—
-Patterson tp: Charles Kallk. l diftliuit,,, at .QuuU’e
i ' ; • | PraS'/ baffled* bleeding and ex-*
(sEcoNni week.) - ■ baiisfcd. 'Blucher, with h'is broken
South Beaver tp; Thomas Bradshaw.-; battalions consequently esqapos ami
Barclay.Samuel L'awrcuce/fretrcAted - ; towards Wavro, where ; he
, Brighton, tp : Samuel Black, 1 Henry i was joined by reinforcements. Na-
Eyans. ' M ~ I j poloon’sent Grouchy with 30,000 men
bor : George Baker; isahii! lb prtrsne him. j Wellington fell Jiack
Black, William Hooper. r V ' l l ij to Waterloo, to be joined by his PruV
• tp : Ingram Boyd, Arcbl-;j siaq-all%s. fiSnch was the sti|o of af
hald M’Coy. Jghb’ ? Shaffei-, -| d • ■ fairswhon -Ibo morning of U*e 17tb
Borough tpi Bueien Conrad, Samuel of June dawned upon these drenched
Feoff.:- ■ ( . ■' . i armies. '
BocTiostcr Bor : Ivory Colo : Jesse _ Napoleon; leaving Grrnchy to pur-
Moorp. E. Degcn. J; 11. M’Clelland. sue Bluchcj, passed over’ to Quatre
- And there are smiley upon oor.lipS;
For those who focnieniv;
' For glory’s stay Snows nVeclipse, '■ -T-'
: When smiled npon by women. ■ ;
For those who the mighty deep, •
And scorn the threat-of danger, :
We’ve smiles t o cheer—-and tears to wcep
For every^oe,c_»n-ranger, I’ i
Our heorts are With purjimtive|land,;
Oar song is fafter’lSeodonly
Our prayers are foTtho gallanf band
Vfbo strike where, honor lends them;
We-love the laintlcis air we breathe,
'Tie freedom’s endless boweft - v •! ..
VC eil twine, lor him on endlesw wreath
"Who scorns a tyrant’s powers.
They tell of FratiEFs heauliesiVare, | ,
~,01 Italy’s proud i j i /
•Of Scotland lassies—England's fair/ V
Amf nymphs' cfShannon'trTviters -
IVc need hot boast their haughty charms,
■Though lords around theta borer; ■ ( ! -
Ottr glory- lies in freedom’s arnis^—•
■■ A Freeman for a lover! ; -
ME
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“bow fat Amelia tas grown "I”
• ‘Yes,” ..replied . bis mamma; '“bni
don't say (fear • >^,*^l^l.”.
•At tba diDper-ta,ble ppvbe,fopowjng ;
day. Harry priu aslceclJf
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('Bras, joined his troojis to those pf
J: Jf.cy, and with this combined force of
■|7O.QOO followed Wellington to the
;spOcious pfafi) of Waterloo. Welling- -
•toi* had; Hero[ jskilllnlly posted his
troops, on an extended ridge,~and' was
jah&ronsly ‘awaiting the arrival of Bid
fpher; .It was Che night-of the" 17th,
and raiiiyi, whohillfapolebn reach
-Icd the fihld; Por eighteen hoars he
had nOt ipottigeM: in fe
spose oh received any nourishment.—
All theniight thWaiii fell in torrents,
as the Emperor stationed army
i'ortLcßatUe of the mprro.wv 1
; Wellington’s force hfci
pnsly estimated at from
$O,O men.. The morni
/jatvned Inritl and' an
was t|ie Sabbath. T 1
plaTi/bf
; Hold. ,soaked fwithra
hy heelis and the-.,, ~np o» .
Shies.. ji.now yfefiembled a gnagmire.
fcfgtif |o'clock the clonds'broke, and;
r .St half'
> ""i ’
paet. Upthetrpopa
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i rear, and
kritvesand .sawa,.
' anoholy woijtV
■Atilo’blockt!
edi The English
bio batteries were
t
ridge .of a gentle ib
mile and a halfin le /sw4j(. d'io.'Jpf m» 4 jeny*
folid columns,^and, fflwr V3fckt ■"? 3f P^T-vlIr?
isbi line up to the vef-yd tnbuYe^o,
[auiw. Hour after liofli
fire oonlinuod r xjit,
Lentlv. asindifferenb/ .*1?” • mw-.fh. a/fix *a-vY“-Y' : .““rfS.
%y the strife, dt;
! , &«&#»»•'
'favo&«of iMks6»f* 0 ‘ a -$f “I®. ay®'mission‘arttl'in'-fiie
groulgaph had |een|« JgWbei®£ erc his stucfedona power,-baa
I British | yortpxjef
tends, w;erd%ing iSp vir-
Bruseelsr, ft ie.said; I'' futufe
was in‘•anguisby doew lib: battlei
tost, and tbajt'ho wipetfy id'd sweat noble'UcddS justfy tliep4othb
from liis -fci-owl otihl-thab rombiiila-nhee of the Uv-
or ipght wWm\ ” .;, .. Jug,- to the. everlasting of
1 Just at tbjs timo'jHjei I.eve- '<s:sbrirbpuiitiyme.pY!»}i. ‘ : ..'' ; i I . ,
tbe disbenif' 6ff *uppff . r iijdgirt boi to
lie right.an iin mens' 0 f 60,i'Qfl B P^ ak buivjWented!
mei®, rapidly .&» jt Jdrpsb c «W y 6fl lengthy.
descending upbk- -'plain.. jjo j ‘
bc#d that u was Gr«ioi f. li* ought | {‘bniidbred fib Unavoidable.!': I imo and
tofbav^ been., It wg;', meher. Na-jj-pube wero insilfficicvnt to write the
gjoleon bad pow bd(f -,0l)0 - that could boj tvjrUtcn ! iTlio fol
hausted bis and] Io .» 'ng art-; the. names of those, who
mbny hours bf£fho|‘ fc. dospffiateg bav«?;--dljd: ?lo«b ’.lihbj organization ; 'o£
j fighting: >Phllinglb/ (fJY the r w ith lime and pipe,
j lurcepient of Bluett; irosli .troops,>^ s they could heiascortaincdr ■
: bud 10J),CK|0 topppb| "T**®Y C Jblinson. [ of; llooketolwD,
>•• Twenty;- day! of
soldiers were nojeffimSer-' drltf oc> u fever, at Camp
Wounded;- V •'
JIOSC a 100,000. dc'- 5 . u i ll,s ffl. Hazen, qf North Sewlek
pended upon Y‘ . £ a J’ ißr icb.,,-Pa j .died on the 4th
a to'charge, before tife : ol r d,l£i ;. fever.at the
reach tho'field.
was iiiiinediately hr«itdßl|;,lforwftrd —i j. ,'. a V 108 Y p ' ve "i ot Butler cb.; fa.,
Napoleon wished to ibmiit; hulA iold- dlt < i ° ! ‘ Bie 9th day of June, of fever
ing to the nmmoii of his ,ll o ''bunds, iicar.Bitbui?>'Bridge, Va.
staff, siln-enißred ' anWB Harrisj'New Brigh-
Niiy. In two ■cohriMpriuM «“-i wounded ht \tp ;batUorqf
which had never movebSut to victo- ■ a ' r ifay 31st; captured'by the
1.0-, ; advanbed'against tMkbatterics of i tne ‘ n l. e“d can-ioci td EiqbDiqnd, Yn.;
■ rested-to beuold thesuwtttie spectacle' I. 1 i l *- 1 ?' ?• Klv PPY'>.Bntlerco,l.i > a.,!
Nof a drum beat. notiM®lb i u l m *W r at 'Oakh Aigy 1 Slstj |
within that cloud-tiierc \vas-iiicessa:U- i VTt--.ftii.tfc n;,«t<.U Y- d„-
ly tho gleam and tho Hutrider of WaW| ,H^ on tho; - j th .JL-w iij.t., 48g| ot
most «Wfu! -storm; ; - -At the same, id: -f over ;. i n l%bspital ht Aw
nioniont the riMiSHiaiifi (Miine ihinidiuv y- j. t .1 . r T 1 • 1 j
ing upoii the field.' A gust (if [wind ; * k -.' r ; "
Soir a moment swept away thesi|ioke.
and the anxious eye--of Kapoiccm l)c
-licld 11 l:i! hi-.tiuar<l had d isapjjoiired.
—U\ mortal paleness spread over
(•Keek of Isapolcori. aiid a panic’ seis
ed every -heart. c)f luivi'dr on-
Mied which hnVaaniiy; shudders to coTf
template. Napoleoni threw himself
into a small square; which be had fedpt
a*i-a reserve, .tfud yirgod it hito Ihodbep
-est thidiiffs of thecncTir ■ that he.
.-oiifc'n 'n
might -gfrish 'willij the. Guard. Cam
brone feized-ihc bridle, of his ho|i ; sc,
paving, ‘jfeA>. death shuns, you,- You
fell bu, mtidjjS.A -prisoner.” ■ .'.Yielding
to these solicitations, he reluctantly
retired. The remnant ot> Jiis Guard
bade hihi shouting, Vur- 1' Km
pcreur.’, Tfeyworosoon surrouiincd,
and called Apofe lo surrender.' Cain
brone reply,
“The '6tford\ii^yiiln&er stiiremlerpr’
• A,few discharges o f f gjrap'efei-om. tbe
surrounding hatteries'ii cut Cfhem .'ail;
dofei. TJuis, peridhcdfetc ©ld Guard
of Napoleon, and thus terminated ttb
battle of' Waterloo,. . ■ i,
A correspondent-of the Noyr' .'Xork-
Times, giving Sin account, by a rebel
'prisoner, who in tho aflair,
ot the capture-of the Harriet Lane, tit
Galveston, relates' the following re
rnarkable incident Almost the first
men struck down, were the gallant
| Captain Waimvright, ana Lieutenant
Lee, who both fought,:-the prisoner
says, with a desperation and valor
t|iat do mortal could isurpass. He
saw tliciH, bleeding and prostrate upon
ahe deep still dealing death among iheir
enemies.-. \' '. : ,! ■;, ' |
One four.g son of Captain -\V|ain-
Avright ■— only ten years old; mst! think
of it l-;8tooff cabin door; a/re
volver in each hand, and never ceiiscd
firing until he had! every
shot. Offtj of his,poor little* hands
wa* disabled by a ball; hisi
four fingers, and
gave >v;nj; he burst, into teari-riand
cried ; “Doyou want to kill nie V't—
Darling-, young bcpO; may his conn
try never forget Kim ? Where is the
Henians to wed his natiVatO ihtinor{a3
.verse, . like • another Cassabiahca ?
Philanthropists,’ whose’! hearts are
ycartiii gylpr Bou.ethingjto loVe, here,
is a -tioplc - orphan, boy on whom 'to
lavishyour care.- - He is now a prison
er ip the bands .of the enemy. •’
v j®-“I .vvißh you liud foen Eva,” Said,
[ttn arch hi to a.v 61d maid whdwas
proverbial lor her meanness., ’’Why
so ?” ‘’Because,” said he, ‘.‘you would
have eaten all the apple instead of di
viding with Adam.” ',5- . 1 |
- ; V Vj' 1
Kfr'Ono Jonee, wlio bad'been gent
orison for iiiarrying‘ t^ r O AY , iv t eß,- AX
'bimsplf; bj saying tbat rwben
oe fho fqugnt bini, but \yhoti
fh£yfdngtf#f*ch other. 1
*•.«*«» vJ v'T i
tOiJ,
dujed>
ho Ba<U,
fie got tw
A New Cassabianca.
EU
'v?m
Hil Ml
iro«n«J
»&W#
Silt aJ.
t-j ii
\f.mi3wnsMi
*M *§3 painful' duty'
hunuui
Sitpiuel Goer, Stitlpr : en_ Pa., died
IBG2, of Typl.lid lover,tin
Hospital at Sntiolk, \ r a. y | 'i
f
| Beaver cq., Jpg’., dfed orVHie Jl7th of.j
■ Pjoceniber,. 1862, of C ironic Diarrhoea,l
Tat Suffolk, Ya. V.; J .J, I;, ■
■ Lewis, Kelly, Butter ;co., Pa., was
sent to the Hospital.- at .Williams burs',
Ya.. on the 12Gi ojt‘ ilay’v
wo have nevcjr been able .tb' ilrcaii of
,;binrAhic'e, it-i|i .supposed;ho is ,
i; • Daniel.Gi Cjbristy.« nd Rbbert'.Gayim
jiof Beaver co., and Robert Balzell, of
: Butler co.. have been missing since
the battle of Fair Ou ;s, Muy 31st, ’62.
| All efforts to asccrta u tlicir fate, have
: proved avail. Xq doubt' they
{jfcU on 'ihat,bloody; field, ■wheres death
tiheld undisputed sway. . | A [
j, Since the organization of our com
• Ipany,,the- fbllowipgl persons
Iha^c’been honorably, discharged, in
Iconsqquenco . of 'physical disability:-?-
iMackJbhnson, Oliver* Johnsojb, Addi
son Sloan, Joint| M’Carthy, I Russelli
Smith, j Elijah B.i Silnds, GebrgeJ Dpi
■Cplemari, Elijah jßaxtur, liugli T. j
jPpitprif! John Porter, Wm.. Johnson, s
iTwO ot them—-Mack'and W
i—iliaye-Since ylosdd their eyps to; tbol
Ibccnes .of.earth 1 -|; ]|,~a : . j,
j! Others, with febhttefcd. constita-i
t i ohs f oi’i,mapglodr ItfnibSi are sUU.with-l
in ; the\\ya!ls i 'of fioppital,?
nnfitiodr for tltt active, duties of the
field. | ? ; T ’ 11 :
i All honor to the dead who Sleep in;
Glory’s . grave: Familiar as the sol-;
'dier bcconies'Withjdoafh. ami numer
ous as ate the cases'which j>ass before
his ey es, there aid yet many among
tile mighty throng who pass away,
wiio, : from association while.' living,-
aro not forgotten, but who dwell long
and lovingly in the. survivor. '
i (The- man, would, I indeed, have a
hard heart, who having been With
our company when first formed, and'
seen the many brave, strong t»nd hopc
fnl men composing ylt...could look now,
without deep fpeiinig, upon its thinned,
and decimated ranks. ; 1
: Wbeil WP formed our first lino of
battle on the 1 Peninsula of Virginia,
we numbered, eighty-three men, all
ready and willing, as their actions
have amply proved) to die in defence
bf tha't Union, under the laws of
Which they had severally grown to
to manhood. To-d ry wp number
present far'duty meu.all told.
Where, are those who[arc missing from
their places, and, w hose hiihes are
hpard no more at roll call ? For more .
than half a steoro of these, the Orave
answers. 1 ‘‘They are with mo and |
will awake no'morey nptiF the last
rovillo shall call them to the mighty
master of- the rosurreetioft.’’ ‘ ' - [ ' ;
i They have left ps, one by one—'some
amid the howling death-storm of Fair
<JakByiom by the Bipin by
the sedref foe,'disease.Death by the :
bullet, ■death,by'exbauatiogiideath ! by
the. bhyehpi/ tlfiath ini captivity^ 1 (leatti
ft f-' J/J-
citing in
| : G bod for General' Mltdbell. {:
■' : :|'KAairy[iEM, : 'Fob. G.».
; TUe folloiviiig order'! frbfli Genera;
Mitchell, commanding post, ;! is the
r of the season.' Whenever
ftn arnvliljof rebel prisoners taken
place, the females of this city- llocfc
to/the various offices where passes aye •
Issued In; order Wobtain adtnlssion. toi
the pm 01 rho n s e swh cr es ai d prisoners 1
die confined. The f following order is
full of sarcasm and justice, and .will
S.ait the rtbcl sympathizers—jabolit as
much as -ho Maine liquor law*did
Whisky-drjnicors- The rebel ladies
like wery well tp visit the prisoners
cif-war confined in our midst,Land, as -
a- cloak, take in; & little basket 3F pro- i
visions, Bu; ■wholesale charity ;
they will, spnrnv The times are too I
hard. | You will} also notice that ; thcjl
General ftp-bids [the; vieitmg df tliissoi|
sick and oun d u d ,/ii oll federates by >
athcis t,han tlioib bclwf|i;agi'to rtbof
lumilieH whero ti»ey aroito.be boarded;.
General MStbboH| also holds these iipv'
-dsjjon'siblo
fofetho del very ol,the prisorieykwlloii
for by tjie Federal aiiUforities .
' llEyntjCAKTEas u! f?.; Fbuoes. .
, j Nashville, Tomi., Feb. 2, Ob.
post di sal re 3 lo'expytss nib admuairofT
of tlife zeal evinced..-.by cerf ahr -‘Seees
aton-farni lit s in Jadfn blistering ,to the
[wanis jamb alleviating the 1 sufferings
of the Cqc federate— \fqnn:lod to-day
brought to this eil}'. \, •;! •*'
! tirentprai sc,suOuldbe awarded them
‘ldr\ vto the siriiorihg"!
soldier> of that ' cause to, which they;-
, aye so ;\\lh .isinstically allied. ' ' j. :
t Jhsi'ing to giyothein still greater j
i facilities' ft r the exercise of- that de-^j
I yptlou whichAo-dayited them through
j the iniijd of the public streets of the
[icily, unmindful of the inclemency-. ■ bfj
Vuie. weather, and farther, to!
ftvinta the necessity of (has ■■ public ]
id flaunting display,, -syhieh must bo;
‘pugnuutto tfio retiring disjjiosilions |
[the vioUcr. -sex, idle general com- j
andmg directs as follows :: ’ j
burgeon Thhrst9p,nrodieal director,
iil 'seicct 4 j of tho wptindcd and sick
i Confederate soldiers thia 1 day brought
. frijm-’tho front, to be quartered as fol
lows x 'J? ■ '■/: ! v ' :
(Fifteen 5 at the hotisigbf MrS. il’.Gall, j
fifteen -flit tile house ! of iDr; Buchanan,
an(d ,tiftc!ori atit.ho house, of slr. Sandy!
Bter;8 ter; j all c n street, immed S- .j
y_ below Church-stgcet. ; v'-j
s it ! |s desirahle tbaKiho sick and
wounded sh add not be agitated- by
| the'presence of too- jnany persons no
j.prie-wilir bo admitted to the rooms in
winch tho wounded arc’,, except their i
surgeons, without passes from Surgeon
■ Thurston. ■; I J .. * ■■■..■ - f
I Kacb .family above nahicil. will- be
hgld responsible for the deliveiy of
the Contecferalcsoldiers thus assigned,
when called for by the propcr.military
authority.fundor penalty, in failure of
such id.oHvcrfy, of forfeiture to the
cl their'property and
pei-sohal Jibe .’ty. < ,ii
By' Order 1 of I’obort IS. Mitehofl,
Brigadier General commanding post.'
;i > JOHN PKATT, A. A. G.
• , IiOVAL . LEOisnATHßE.—Eigllty-fouv
members of 1 he Missouri Legislature
hafe adopted a memorial to Phesideht
liiNCOi-Nisetting forth that there is
[still tinderlying tKdsm-jacoV of ,tho
I State • a'j very. large substratjunf 3 f
treasonable -sentiment, which may
break out on-the first favorable op
portunity^,.expressing thankfulness to,
the Government for assis,tihce'rctider
cdjiand stating thtf belief that, by. all
truly loyal •men in, Missouri,, their
lives, property, cpi|atUhtioDal
liberty are now enjoyed; representing
that utter ruin would rpsult from an
other singgle | with domestic traitors
and their ido- nd abettors' in their
midst; i ,to use
bia[utmp! ipn in rescinding or
modifyirt' tcA-havo imperious
or coert ence only on their
and the- enemies.
Not Ei :a Eebecsl-—The Le
gittlaturo isaS.is ovidciiiily iin^
preesod, opinion that traitors:
have no rjij, which loyal mbn';.,aM
bound to reapt Two | bills!)ay b bpeg*
introduced ip Ibe Aflsbpibly*preyentr
i ngipro tce d in gei hla why, jor JoFt h 0
benefit of, dialOyal persons
Tt js believed that : sojne [ measure of
thia kittd is .to paw. j ■ ■ : j
Ezm
/jsnrA iTjKi
■■'.so £
'j;.
ai*i
v;U;:r%» : i
* ' *** ■ - ii li'k'u
I ' 1 • -- ';
i• 5 blishe d181(9
, _
.K
twliilo i'vithf UB,.amid the nines aiid
peninsula., '.Auddnpa,
.they bi.yogbne,: and wo aro v left to
monMeir loss. But while wo drop
tbet®' of sympathy for.tho bereav
ed, : ond sadly sig;h ; . when ',wA of
■thdii.f&nit gji pur hearts; beat.
quipkjy jvhon remember ti.at they'
all,|alhi; lied fdf -tbeif country's sake;
diod.jdoing tbeir duty; died aS the tine
.fioldie’rdies.' : • Many.ore the sad hearts:
tbey hnVe leftl at bpfpejmany.arc the.
( jH?jfibpd j moraoryj* and -long
deafest Jibnse.i
hold words—mentioned only in kind
behJing bahtt .ipf time
ba .proud
tears which the.'wives, motnersiand'
wilfo pointTng'to piir un
shaken tteonqtijlntionv :thoy' can. ex-*
elairij, “Wa, .too, bpvo sacrificed upon
; tho f . , : V i , s '
t . ' . r. I> . K' ; ;' •. A... SV., Taylor. f'
PEI
EMI
vl-r
.•' : :'Mj;-Sfr -
■■-•-r'V- Je-w- i; ,
o,‘
: Northern : \ ,
■r (Dhe editor,: of,; tile,,West Chestev ■
f|JcpubUc ; aii'and Hepioerat,...aii his -iif*o ;
d Democrat, thus writes from Wash
ington to his paper.: I
' lam daily impress- •
yjd-with the idea-tjbott; btir loyalrpeople
haypinp jrfst appreciation .0/ the spun:
gor which surronlids them, and (hat '
thus ‘ failed to yedllzb •
the ifdl l perfidyihfi-meti-:Hvith’ /whom
; t.lrey every Hay associate..l sat: dow •,
.'a feWdaysesxueb iy ijth - u person, hi;'
kno>y t n-i|»;i'ue. oiilyip, a ; c ; .l
paoity/andUnversed; tvith/hini iCeuiit’'
- matters ' cbnneci cO.‘
[wd.tH'ournid.idhal- trod Wos.His atf-e *,
HvSftßtjy de,-.
feqr :; of;itljp,\yaiyopposed tQ-the *\d’ -
,mi'uistratiuu._ He-, had just returned
hrdtu , : a..y.i e;ir York, add" in I.'.
that ' He' met been drinking in .eertaiii
opinions IthOTp’ winch.had -the -.smell •*
of-''HOraiid Seymour and h'erhar.do
\Yp,od nboUi them.' One remark made ■
b| ; Jt’hifl inan.will isiiOwy the direction
gfyeri ;tp hifj- thoughts . oy • those, ho
had -eomo'in; cohl.upt with whiithou
his yisi't. K It was aydayv oii : which it-;
was supp
i>o gohii
I’appi'iha
With if 1c
fig Ist Wc,
ni’ihv .wiv
believed ;t,\vouM ; be, itjwoql(j ' immc
diately/lurn-'its back W the -rcbeliv:
march<to the . cl tyi ■
and ovortmrn tfie (iovertiraeut 1 2io\V!
what do<?b. this;.mean '! \Vh’y
hadi ideas iloat; through the beads' ;
moil The. coitnti'yl; has||tob good. aii-.
■opinion of the, ranjk. an|ti •; filjs, of ihh
ofdbe|Potohiac t(> .believe sueilL
,a sa , datmb aWveJ"^
| but-siill there is reason todSdiovo tha.f, ■
disloyal officers in that army, in con-,
neclipn with d(?jxraved| ppiitiijfiilijj o|
j Xc-w; York ' ami- other Thaid Maies," >
I wdiikl ho so. willing lo ,;;(.e,sudh .a statO’ / 1
of eonfujsion and they. '■,
j'Woald to'- make' -the dia- •••
| bpiical, snggesliori which caiho to •
i cars from" a man jaht-koditiiiig:/ from' .
, the atmosphere of
That this army has, .tampered : '
pith .by those irdusonaffie; : pfdilie;ims '
is very go.riefajly heii&yf*- -NoVdows- ■
pi.pei-s buUhejXcw York lit raid ftnd i
41V/d eomtj, within its lines 1 without- ;
Pppl'sKiyiOiarid these papers can have ’!’
u 1 o T il
Ihmxncipyjidiji/Proelaaiai iot'i, dy.: tribes
against 110-i’ucedri edyyapii t h<,Tri,nut:
'.villi, column, after c.dhmn V- ! -
.the
Iv <
men
bat
.fetin'.
of ;V
itli.oso-wbo iu;C'i iii synipiUby-, with tbo /.
iffebel lepVlers/ With. iiiflush/l
■; cnees surrounding, thii ,»riny,..i£-is not ,d|-
: mue i woi der Hint demoralizaiion■ -
{ exists.- or that/ battles a:o lost - .-.Jlen ~'
■ who tii‘6■'■'pr.ralized.'iiiiiy; 'as ; . .hysv.■•■•;■
i ease, exhibi/ indomjralde. i
i eohvage am! Jjravefy, but when (hoy, -i
jarciiUKl them/
I|urc-llal£-h,car-ted'ln l lije groat .cause for
j.|win.c|li ,we| arc fighting,. .their arms-' ' r
j'-|wiH’ bc unnßryodjaml disaster CfiiiifsM . /
I |an expected ami natural j eonseiiaence: :; J
| Bdt tiufse . attempts to demoralize ; ’
'pur armies- and' icirh them against/ '/
legit mate ‘rulers of the, land, hi only ,
j bno of the' crimes whicla lay at' il.ej ;
I iddorii of northern traitors. It is nor' •
jan ascertained' fact (hat their secret’
i bath-bound 1 political societies are r es-'
| tabhshed' all t|iro'ugh the.free /t/li-s.
; [The* the' Souih iri-y
to til l hell of.Seccssroft^and : -the>eiiViii;
now Is to,-drag the Jvorth into- -.ijmvj • •
tame, abyss, and by the same
i jiVhen you come :>v!»a have v y
; membership ip jliose'
j j'Ott Ihd them id be the same meirwho -■ ■
[a few years since, weie
>j.n their deuu'neiations of
ingisin. - That jvipts a,.crimp of the
deepest dye in their>very virtuous e§--/
tiinations. and; now the.
have joined'themselves to«a similar 1
soeietyonly for, objects a thdusamC ’/
fold noro infamous. Thcv.xiqc struci';:’
at a-Beligious sect. ‘ The Other steles ■
to ivhderndno and overthrow cmf'Trco
instit .ilipiis, to perpetuate, pegiio sla
very- [ind to, establish tho; meanest of
sill. - despotism. These, /societies-are'
made up;of a siiiglViVht&s. ZS'ot ii loy
,al l)e iiocrut, orMiejuibiiraii belongs to,
dny branch 61/them. I’hey are Wig
riated by southern traitors, and their
inmhership in the Kortli iscogrptfsed
of pr|;eiCelj theg-a'me kind of people.,
pnly/thoy“lfav‘o||not the. boldness utb;
ebmd.dut biffore- tpeworld and’ fight
for-tnclr treason:; They propose to
afecoinjplish therr. ends--by s'.oaltlr.-h-.:
Like tihe eat, they. inten*l to steal bn -
tbeir pray with/velvet foot/and seize
itJri tlpine unsuspicious, moment. ' •
i ■' i’l ■ , •—* ,
Sogerartb, whOEVarrost~at
Philadelphia, on ja.charge of forgihg
bounty warrants, has bad a ; , f hhai
hearing, which'resulted in, his hoingi
held to' bail fer jtriah in thb sum ol'
85,000.; . He. was. previously held hi -a
similar to , answer ,k like
charge. ■ i-- '■ : ' . -.t-t
j- r-**? '■ ■
Tnij War must be voeght or® — Con.
Burnside said injfew York refent'y
that while he nntlc-ipated nod wished
ah eye jfual pea(3e : this war . mnst i; bo
fought out. • He-was going' to'llhod’e
Island for a few. weeks’ regosa -and ■
then w onld return to actiye-scrVjce in *
the battle-field. This assertion bo •
peaud more' thaa oner...!
“' NOTICE TO ADVE^ISEBSf^''
-i-L : is. ■-• fx-i W.
■ : Ailrcrtisonionts at jtljo, rate.,of ..75 ■-
cents,^;»fl^a®^^Pchf
Wli¥ C SfHift r I
•■"A apacejftual t 8 twelve lines of tLis
’, Speolal qotiobsiSr> jpereent. Ju!diticn. : fo rcg- . •
nlar rates. . $-M'■ ■.',3.. i:..-: • : i ;v’'-
■'. Business earn®, 75 cents 1 « line, per
; ami Deaths; ifeligibug, Political-’ ‘
and other.. Notices of a public najiurc, free:
osed boi'c tbat la;battle
on Komowhores, along, :
ilnock. 1,1 <j btganby sayiiig.:;-
og-drawii sigh} :thatT4
o'’then .ra iri n <r,, 7 and .i f cm rd' '■
again deputed.' as Lo
vcjtr. on 'the Kpi'lli;
H: the 2so.vv
-glean nothing iVom these, shevig
|il)dooCU‘t iutacics Oil bold, ilui
iU'tioii.nion. who are --.Kct down us
r i / / /
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