- '-.; ■ :• ■- - --■■'• ■'.. |„ '"' ? . , .. t , , ,-■- • i~~~~, 7. , -■■■■', 1 ; |—' "** ■■'■'>■>■ —L'.l: ■’** ~>'&> f^liJi'i. l j: .-. I. ■ ( ! IB> " ' trohipt attention, fIEW-YtIRK TRIBUTE. ' 1803. Tn- TRiBVJaj, -firs* is ,neii In> WI, in itstwopty-socond ■ has ul.lained l»oth sparger and ■j more widely diffused circulation than t.tl.cr newspaper ever*published ' ,’imericii. Though it.has suffered. Ji.miuou with other journals,"from jie! volunteering ; and departure of vrS of thousands of itspatrons to .erve in the War for the •,Union,'its ■ on this 6th ol December,' ;sT)j is as follows: * ~ - . ' DailV 50.125" 'fau-V.'eekljr 17,230 '•Vwkiy I«, 000. ' I- [ _215i875 Prc-ciiiiiienf ly'a journal. jof No\ra, and Liirciun 1 . -The TkiuOn* Ims politi i i-tnwhich are well charnc |, . z . ; : U the single. word K ki’u'blioa.v. | f it ••VitwMicafl in its lieartw arlbesion j -l,i Until that. ,-(.tud. has j tp-ii‘ »f■'■iie. .blood all nations of men’’ 1 ij-l:'f!ir.'.i:i;!vij in assertion i of tlfe | L.j'i'a! :t:i't ; Hialioiiaiilu ;of hill tan ;<■ .liberty, ami the pursuit | j;l' ir.:|.j;i;;oss’’ —lo’;ialilie.ui in ttsi i!;;-!, earnest; defiant' hostility to < >■:. j ,■ viiiidefl'oit of tfic Slave! ' J '. ■ gxmt lUoi’Aii-neAuriott of Texas ; ■ i ae art-i-m 'Rebellion:, to jjrasp. the i ttuji.tit’ of the'New YvoiM and. wiejld i li '.' i Jsourees of onr-eijintn- for i tvii'ttii'srran^izii.teitt'—f’t*piil>!!i.-an 'in I its atit to’tlie,despots of (the : OhWVorld. --who foml/v "in the' pci’ils arid i-a'amities- Middenh’ thrust ijV'a ns tii for 1A mcrica tr, cutter- ! ;ii-r ,t/M> . ov-fi-tiiiri v ami ruin bfHlierelgiment, vising to a iltjdel • iWj.-ujjKc^-Rojitibi Iran in its •: friend in New York fromithe camp '■.T *«>«. iMaryland Height* on! Saint w»tj M.syilMrn.-ns Jfu!>flliiin niusti'n i ; i.- i ' ■ ° - . h.-'. “ a ioverture-\y of its “* s j .expresses his opinion ;. s lijni t!i t v rirnv estaMislVrnent;Ml' 5 men and.their schemes ...; !■ 1 1-*!.! tm:i ii 1 1 oiyial laws throturh-[,>n ft'very free style, thus: ' " 1 " l !" X'TP'A \ * cannot- rmagme any. J".:j thing,inorb moan arid despicable than "■■* ‘ “'. s epai’»bic ,hehce-ni ; cowardly,-- sndakitlg, • snivelling, i critic- !.:■ ’ “ :/ .mm iCi’^Vv’.' .a',- nrnt-s, :rti;d-to sonuj- extent- in las a lobster, and asunuch courage ns) tibb 2 ‘ f f? r - > l2aD orgamza • nation,^Jemppianco;.;A«j-I a bullfrog.. Ho would sell his grand-' '' Jfadlwit '&■ 5 -'i i d 1-S' ; ■ uy,. and •'whatever | mother into slavery if lie got a good dutv of eveWT Ai' I' ‘ the «ss ■ tt..,i rtiiait U> our detracted,; and reiterate dhisJ They wtnl. ««nny.i • • " e , ■ for -- County.. *-• ‘y • 'f-ithb "j'»'r« and charn" i WdeS^Ufed T*\ difMntdistricts; inWcouVv ■K Hus: 'momentous' conflict” bo ; 1,0 r... d ! ,nt ti,„ ° fi^, t , to !!V a " d 1 , Wbubl Ipnd hutch to givo'a. heajthy 1 ‘"I tMn. ilir.uiirli (he rSnlkr ' hS" a <»fOndocted ; tofcct to public opinio., ad I ' >r-.o«r Columns. And" iv^iX n,V “ . ’ J friends of the Union to i d-Uv .oiieil She ir , ka r s PT l ?nt' Thereby! |y ini carrvho.u I; r.f ^ u V. ,<} f tod <» tKifpiSlgu. *?i th *t ' , '°A" tb C'vhen L itkinA.. Af^ tl 'e | adoption of the resold I k' ■ S- Si-VirerV.tVd ' ‘ : ■ 7 i!- t ‘l' e,l, ‘^ , y e -' ,s will not: f lo . n^ tlio Lbagno organized tfy ap ' , ~ ' ; •'VK'n.v •.: even trade with' Vanlccqs Unless hard I P®“»tin« &enry. Cpwan President,. Jno. T , i,orr- oVere - e irS'U Stnfh; no,t ever then, ’without j Mitchell Vice President, M. Lawrence i : .1 ,e h f ;ldi,ng' ■■their noses I And yet these , & ec f. c .t« r y. J-hmes 11. Trimble Treasu -4a '‘‘ K sycophants will get dowri. on ! rcr > ' Committee: M. Law "s i‘i iw-,,..;,r t i 1 , , t' { ! %' ir ".arrow-bones : to the 'ftriatocftitt !.^?. c^'i? s ®P**'Cain, Jol.nston Calhoon, rn.L\ V lK if chival.y,’ and implore thenOto ac-'l^’ hn j M’XiHet*, John Smiley, John I.(|\ j IV Tiuiirv O ' i vc F! t of ’ their pefteo offerings! lAloody, Key. IR.I &, .Morton. J6hn Me ■ * l,jlU - Nh -V .. ■!-*. * * “Peace: on , their plan | n " e *V James H. Trimble, John ■' - * Ci-pv ,} «e.n-ar o«i«*v_..,^hT‘i' 0 . u ‘ j e peac-oof »hbrt-idtfration in- T ", "I T'llUH’S'E. Tli<*. sattls>of freedom and sla , v-- jn veryilia* to lie (plight out oh' this con. t'hent* and iloW that we have our ; 7 Uut i sleeves rolled up arid ouuloins girded • v: “,rr.'’Vi:i I ! ur tl,e eowbalj-whatistbe use of try- ; ,r - C " tweu ‘:>'iy to defer it 10 Ibinc oilier day?” - ! ! • • . Jfar,.-sU .i,._ •' v -- -- ' 1 .........| a®. The Baltimore American —the ! 01,1 conservative itfgan Of'Maryland l**r qUOtCH 11,0 M«bSlc,rn6t,«*Ri c hmohi which.that person is described as T •:•■.. ‘".goring,,in his “great speech,” fnsuf . !tv \ S ' a k himself: I, 1 T°,? lb bs of fifty j • “2fow; who will not say that that is • L • b l ' *" I- Ijfwill bo setit j J lot aa eminently fitting reward for the *.v ' , . Ppcffable moanhess and treachery and ■■ln;: . lib dot eating which has distinguished^ *■••'■lidjngs. Xsew-York (the great exponent of domestic iiea- : —v - ■ j son.dately taken by the band by die !ie P.fpehred tt is J Vilest, herd-of. official plunderers ever tnaij 1,, reniit ‘Bank Bills.- ta this continent! Eeoogniz- Vli?!!', ll ' c ; Post-Office. and. ed .?n , *»tA sides as disgracing, hunsolf, 1 • ,ai. cases bp .plainly j 33 infamous, what compensation can ; there bo for hjin'which an Jionorablo mind would covet; and how certain do we feel as we read this caustic tirade from the far South, indorsed on its way huher in the rebel capital ,as thiMhflt the Ohio traitor has ecubal'm- Cd himself in a coating of infamy whjeh will, last, like the wrappings around; the mummies of Thebes, for the like thousands years that' this contest! wll} be. contemplated and dis cussed by wise and good mem ‘ycr ily, be bath his reward/ ” ■ ?,ri V, vcar. one yi'.ir. "-C.VCJFT, ' ' vflio send money by ’ , : " ls } I ,r yjiay the •. Express it-Av-i+i-^ije-tleduetcd from lC,c ; •Almanac for -1863 a :i bout3 ' 1 l: ' ( ’ii .Hotel, ” . BEav ER, PENN’A. ' .v Proprietor ; ' i^i^j l '!,' l 'f of a firs I 'filtodnp-inl o«n Vaiis&ctorynjari-( ; *®i-The President, ji.n; • sV£TEf{i .i n « blessings no less than the pardon of r^ sr P»u*; -fester olj* uatiobal sins and tbd restoration St'-> viij, , of w .-»ow divided and: suffering -?f c.?>7mmkV i‘ oUn ‘7 t 0 former happy,icondf; j- ' I IL ■ i - ( jU°M of__Ußfity.nhd-pea.-o." , •■•.:_ . / -jl Vol. Sa-STo. 14; - Impromptu Lines oa ti» Copperheads. i*T oEpto Ei W.. BJ SOA V. When the sweet roses blushing red. In Eden'their first fragraabe; abed, A traitor and a copperhead aJ Came in disguise. Diffusing knowledge; and he said, Eat ind be wise, And wisdom, ah all anoint thine rye*. And when the Womamsawlthe tree.. • -vr f - • - • So plekaant-for the eyes to see, : . ~ She ate forbidden ThMehe/ aw., . Hath than ' ; Now‘neath the_lree of liberty, H f u ' . this copperhead ' - In bine and white and red* ■ ’■ i‘ X>."‘ : 4 ■. -i . . Undfflf the silent grass he l, : Among the. weed* and flowers he glides, ■ Down by the brooks'he moat abides—,,! ■ A treachoroea ■ the stars and stripes . that deck bis.sidee ’ Conceal a sting...... Venom and death are in his spring.- KaVan seceded, and be fell. In chains and darkness dwell, WiUi other traitors who rebel, ■ ... In and /jvord, . I because Ec'd rattier reign in hell , Thawserreithc Lord, W r ho guards us with,a flaming sword, -', • *!*:*"' “ " ” '• ' * Strong, But ftrqei An Irish soldier, ot the Fourheenlit r. V, ;) A*oc*i.' V : [w IteQDJwigf ! > i.- / ; toya! iWatiojaol League. Evidence )Uo^ Chairman, and Joii* Mitchell Sccrp, O ftho onetho eiri thixPro. tary. _ The object of - the meeUng, yfar vest jtoarshal'enk»'*%uf kilties The , formation of A Loyal National fcfa* ** auppoao lm'w||Stend to Mr. League, wi| stated by. the Chairman; Alp’s case pome® ?s>fgm£ when, on motion, a Committee, was ,iiar kind • ' !-1- vl? V 'jjPP^* tcd to prepare plan }". • " ■- uAWooj%'O ‘ Aqota Lanwno Va. fir 1®? -■ . .1X ' : V %?V ■ • eas^ni the duly >|:bwi^cHw^w|^Silo.' f S*' dA»**i«to*rd ted States awFlßatclairas £ha ipfotec- , ; aB me re(jbM‘ a.privato Von #Jts Laws for - his person ‘ and' palpable property, to give that GdvorHment a ? d t#M£» 10 9 s&,di4ji»prable that; his active, earnest and loyal suppsyt f tb ? 3; ou hg.nulnto w«s sent, 1 ■Sesolved, That cb’enablo us to' dis- ;.wfth, AjMr.lhsultedi by, .eliargc our. duty more efficiently, we l»og“age.. the letter forma Loyal National League to Ke arpundauiongthe expres jfcmppsSdof all Loyal 1 citizens, of the B, °* J f ®y«y- Township and Vicinity, jand wlself.oh mercy -W 1)1° Coffiipa- AyiU.now.spbscribo; the; gamoAfad dois 1 1”?, s•«* ouipi-Ueaai)- fin’d siibh ! feet .our organization'- by 'eloctihlr a W* hjod. fiendish trartMs.atliorn'o.— President, ; President, Secretary;' Proas ure r, find Executive Committee tue jbtler should.ho pulliHhod Of ten ' 3' , anduyo That the Object .and pur* ppsb of the;league; shall be, as the' pledge imp|ics, [to unite together all Loyal men jvvithout reference to their political opinions, in an earnest and snergelic support of-the GoveHriiiont iu carrying! on'the.war, and,pitting down Ibis lacked rebellion, and With tins object and purpose' in* we will not (jobation Uio righ t of its mem- to yt/Jo for; whom, they please, i-. following Pledge was signed by those,present; r ' ; ' pledge: . We, the undersigned, -.itizens of Greene- Towhsjiip, hereby a.sKociatc ourselves under the name imd title of the “Loyal Rational League;” Wc pledge ourselves sto 'an unconditional loyalty to the|Government of the Uni ted States, to|an unwavering l support of its effoitsTb suppress the Pebcllion, to spare no ciidoavois to maintain, unimpaired, the National unity, both in principle and terntoiiai boundary. . The primary object of this League is, and shall be, to bind together all 1 lojml men,' of all tiades and profes sions, jrr a common union to maintain The power, glory, and integrity of the Nation. (Sjigncd.)j . ' Bolls, with the heading of the •PledgO.. will.be circulated so ah togive ail citizans an opportunity of ‘sub scribing.' r _ Besomed, That the proceedings of this meeting be presented for publica tion in;, the' Western Star and Beaver Argus. : ,■. ■ | | ... ; ( , Adjourned, to meet at the call of the President. I 1 - ? : HEKiIY COWAN,,Cb’n. , Jon.v Mitchell, Soc’y. ■ ,| i • IN A kcMP.—Tho story goes in Washington, thVit when Vallandi?- bam denounced thelSW York World as i an abolition journal, and Ben Wood denied that ii was any more an Ofgan ol the | Democrats,: some .Re publican member of Congress ex pressed bis surprise at those state ments,, “Why yon see,": replied Ben “my brother got tired jof the thin a afror! the election,' and-; eoldi «nt bis interest to Belmont and others I” “But the editors,” suggested a listen er, “were thay ti-uusfei-red with the concern ?” | > ‘ ‘Oh yes,” rejoined Ben. with* the utmost coolness, "we soidj’em ail in a lump 1 ■ | ’, , ? r , ' , .Wftr^ v ot .lq n g since, two sailor passed bj ; a,tailor's shop, observed « tailor at work hie waist-coat patched W -Wferent qolors Of cfdth-v.tvhen :®s* tdraOned out to" Uid Other: ‘ Jadk, did yoi over see so rtlL i .'»■- ; ■ J. ■iiliu .V: i.'l ;,;*f eaver, W edaaesda^ KJ'bJ'-la W?b *l>gor£b'ntoaijpti(>ra i aro we to jiay it ? o i biped? should, to {vo ! jjßut thd ;; symptoms, | .phn breach,bo wpuld ipiyior Jet, him remain in ohscu- tWeon the blast a tic] Northwest! May rity. Bat wo hope liy'mlptnhg.a, tar- not they ho managed , and turned to get ot hipiTfor acc:punt, ‘'repel”the il there be who arft w' by harsh and cutting lan may be a,ble Truly, wo admit theilan suph rhea,are loohed arom tjiei field, !Ho c||s himself agains.t those armed anjti brutal ihva- Doinocrat—yes, a- Democrat.' j tiors b tbe y would nevgf be “repelled’' the Bcmo'crats- j{.‘ : home, aro i' b >t' -Vltuperalivo ’cjpittjit; and all' the now, we can’t say, biii ijfp have sojno' bayonets and ,columbi|ds, we can mus m pur company, ; and ;j the« are gentle-j'*®* a ™ settrecly chough jto repel! the? mcb. and patriots bid fair -to brigands. l But lot ini' help aud : cn-‘ remain so in spile of c ?“* a S°f. ypu.say, their intestine-di-: bpmo influenee can bringrtb bear up- i^* s ’P u ?; ,-Xes .we jin i thb on them.: Thepobr.sßl y cywiurc seems wo'gave rise to Ahose divisions to tbmk wo are figbtipgjwlbly ior th’a latI at W>sh to encourage them negro. We deny it...Juruc, by opt* no ''"- .That is to say, by" desperate specks the negro / will w;.beneiitxed. ! vosistaiice and 1 defiance. • .: ! But ho is only Hop, and is only being need '•to ’ aid j f°P r f fi cse <*reniiiJ friendly advdhebs puiifielves.. '.And in ~tbisnespeet wo !p DcnidcratSi than the ap'm at'rwiity flatter ourselves that {-are ■ abie ? to ■ philayithfopitits , |qf \J\£ass(v:/ufsi{ts. — judge of passing byeatsf.as well as .' A 'b“ : ahvayk was those at homo. ; Wo witch with a pay, worst, enemy ]; >hd but’ ! fbr Its jealous cyi t|io; doings Jf Congress, P ois pnous binb!-aeej ihc.‘|e States wbnld and the powers ipveated fn tho Prcsi- *ayb been free and clear of the un ■—ut • w ' e loflf.ovifewaos ahdall phtural Union twontyycars ago. It tliyljr cunifOrts from moilT^.7be'jfmli l otism. A\o started out wjth : the do. f"lapk tcnninalon of maintaining .thpjjGbvi have nurf us.j |rhoy wore i-iJhfc erinpunt, and we are detbrinineili still ; a H along there walah. irrepressible J to have the U.’S. Govcrnmenit sit-' Conflict between ! tsvp" different cjyili- ' protße in the land, and out privileges i zdtions, two,opposite social orgahiza ,»ud] liberty, as we bad them before i tions > they yrere no Sndre able tjollliyi : the tvar, or we will die in the field. I P e peeably together .iqjone ttoverhihbnt ”jfl look Luck at the iappy days td a Democratic! Coilycnnon Let bini lake any shape] but that !r- A 1 ready wo have visions of the men of feeble knees, tender foot aiul imdu lating spines] losing Itheii- senseis and manhood.by the coiilacf,j.as they did; alasd so’, often before. \ [ We, scent froni afar off the old dead compromises —amt amend and seem .■wtrei being loaded -bad goup for a ’stioll. :,Ono of them was dressed in rbl» ie| uniform, and! carried hidimilsket the other : had on him a sccesh I coat iwf ioh ho h&Jt picked up bn the battle grjand, ago wbjre long, black, ibair, an},J indeed .lopkodi to. a! stranger mere like 1 “socesh” ■ than the honest soldiorhe ls[ when, as they passed a fin 2 house in theidbpr of which was standing a very , pretty .young" lady, she suddenly cried out:, ' p “Pi soldier, won’t you; lot that "map —he is a poor soldier of our arny— wljoni you are guarding, come in ? I know ho Wyants' someth mg to eat.— Isn’t he a Texas liahgeri l ,”l , ■ ' fYes,’’ s|aid4ic with ithb, ; ‘>yo captured him only the other day.— Gql in, old fellow ” him 1 the! wink. -.' I • , ■. ■ f The supposed Ranger went in | and , qu|ckly rcßircod with his arnys full .ofjpies eskes; . oijbc brcad u _u. bolt'.c toff iquer. grid g lot of : good | things generally. iv 1 ; ] f Morel bn,”-.Raid;bo With the gtm ; j|Rnjl so :tli moved on to thertirst |:COtiyenient j place, where they sat |jdpwb anil jiijoycd a hearty meal, and [ioaief|lly rushed it down witlik goo if |ili(|kor. ; •is. <— A dastardly tra tor. fur of tlio draft, vauit i! town during feif •wpi'fc;* 1:0; abolition war, and do-' the soldiers as d!ying tin a, ! cause. Alleging hat. 1 carcasses should he lolii! ?| die, and uot .be hnfiighi , pollute the soil of (jrcene Storing-;' 1 up to r.' father waS-on hia way home fi;om e a lifeless corpse, he asked , Trirerfha, was going toigot. n home.. The , insult'st ing vbtl father and .patriot to ind with an cffol-t, jaid i ig~ and pointing to tjie i.th'ore.r pointing to. the here lignin,” pointing £o • ‘You ctinhot Iv-ossiblv go I ■!, ,k v- :\, i;d anlojxplanatioa of tlijs rpction',l ho said: “Tile irate Mr. Pi j person linei i costed him j “ Will, yor inojto the 1. I ‘pertaipl. there it is,” there,-” turn South; ‘‘ii m West; “and .the North. amiss.” ,l v ‘- • When ask sirtgnlar di whole. State the people rt: i s ft luriatic asylum, aii ! i u all lunatics.’’ : t I A Copperi t,ho Wiseons on a' resofn EOseerahs, si lead.— Senator Clark, 01 n Legislature, in adobatk tjon afr thanks to Geil ‘‘Till Goner that letter .to' had excluded his lines, he capable Ge.ti.eij could write feui drcl, a villain i The resoluti •alB osecraiishad written the Ohio Assembly, anti the Chicago Times frorii fhad considered him a| ■jalf j'.but any m|au * wlio icli n letter was,a ecounf ivi|d a coward.” | !i i jii passed, 27 to! I, V I. blaimsl to bo| a BemS That fellow crat, ot conrs rj—T-T— *.. ■ ' ik'ajjo Times have pro* [ jUpon the discussion of tjhpther it would iiol bu Union leaving New] tho Lpikisvilio Journal! ii ; ' ' ' ! B®,T1»o Cl posed to cntei the! question i j best to have England out, askj , :r-> ■ “Wouldn’t! an interesting lutidnaVy'wa proposition ~Bb Jtcw, ;Englnnd England saiion .Spiders from tli Britain r ’. at question have been question in Revo- Hoy- ‘winld the; ' e sounded **> exclude" privateers, and /New :,iand New Rutland ie’|last j.wa WHt Great j W&-A DonglJ the Troy Time copperheads am them, that wo so are a little' clea more manly thm us Democrat writes tci ■i; “lit yoji have aiiy ipog yoorfeadoia; tell '((irera think the scbosh 'a good ifea! rthay. I.:;- .--.;. 1■ - J IbO^iiing : ‘ jjoir. Iphiaia .§124 in nionoy,‘and 160 acres - of ' land. The. noincommissioned oCiceis lj j and|privalesAviLl also h«>! entitled, to - ! |! tlie pame monthly pay and daily ra- ' j tionrt, and clothes. famished to., any .■ American soldier. " , 1 . t’ ’ ! : ;Oi, yiiroHjiig yourselves ini cdlnpa- V | "’collie; Major General coannt'uiding ’ | will !st;iocti ’ ofUccAH ijiiiv v.our j.voni- j nionty Irom Voux* white tuilow citizen l *' ‘ lour. ol3k-ors will - .be;.appointed among yourselves: .I) u o.rega fd' Will be pi id "An (i* ’ fc,'. ! ’ n, i# of ivcenjun, and sdidiers.-j You v will not, by I being associated with . i wti.ie nrentn the i-ivnis Ooi p J,,.| w „„ •. I ppseu-tp- improper oompa moils'or mV 1 just sarcasm.',b.Asadistii.ct : .imlepcnd -- j ont bnttallion or rcg;:.u‘iit, |mi'suinri" | the ]*ath -of,glory: yor ' will, un.iivi. : ' l c Tyrees -of .Virtue. A C!°utliefii rebel is a very shabby ani I ft .A’ o rtliern. sympathizer, with « .■poeuion [is as' much ..despicable as a ; |liycua is, more despicable i%n a Ug^r.'- I NB®>Alarrpitig Glories have bceb tolci, , Jab r (Mit jicopljo being poisoned with,rye; i 4ofl’oe;.but iltf i’s. Partington .suggests iqjjut; spine ; of them . wlic us.o the ex tra.ct of old rye in, other fluid .forim*- may be subject to'quite asTmucll dint age as the rye-coftec drinkers. ' ' ,v. -j . >•• '< ' * : . Scott is said -to be prepar- ! ing tor iinrnedialo publication, a d* t '■ : tadetistAtonieiU, of his -relation* with ’' I Gen. M Clollau during the brief period J in; which their couhtry • to S e Mi W ash i h^'ttih. ■ : * !;• ;^^l Wrc . ,, fCI Command ifonnd in' k- : I Men bales of- cotton no dess tlian 2700 H toMnds of gapdi seed, afid other" h m “ t ® among :the Jetton, h a tld r^o^° U n| BV 3, tend an*»>fctoD.'iSeiff. w’el*found i* v. ME I= ■ .’TT ;j- £ . 4 d7 ??;fJ?*? **. the .rate it -cents per sqnaiiei—oacTT Id«lE>Be negroes to.Wnljjst; “Old, Hickory” it tkb.ugli t tv«s a“mibtakcir policy” topre vent them from part icipating in the bat tles of their country. But Dcmpcra py !‘ain't how what it used, to w;us.” <: l and perhitps the ! ;qid Hero” did know what Dot” mot-racy was: 1 . ,A ; li>:pLY.—A Ttosion pipch' j saysltlnvt when Gen. M’Cleliai) visiteth ; : f A • °. ne j 6 f the m 'htary hospitals in that * ciit he found a soldier who had Tost V fits-leg., * Where were yod wo a tided?" asked the General. » “At Fredericks* ” burgreplied the'solcner.' -‘but ifyou .. had!been there,. tiencnd r I should uavji been hurt ‘ .141011.41. ~- : r '1 ' WI