The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, April 29, 1863, Image 1

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ednesday, April SStii, 1863.
i’ D. L. IMBRIE, Editor s Proprietor.
TERMS - :Osb DoiuiE and PirTT.Crjtra
p»r annum. la adtasci; otherwise Ttto Dol
ia** will be charged. No paper discontinued
'uadi all arrearages ore settled.
S^T Letters and communications, bj mail
iLall hc.ve £roiipt attention. -•
NEW-YORIL TRIBUNE
Prom Ihe lOlst Reg |P. V. j
Cajlp 101st Beo’t. Pal Vols ) i . land t.
JSewUirne.X Wi11 , ;63. f'ik. ' . —r 9tat “‘
it a the caran of .1 ■Much bas.beon-said By the “copper- P®*”®
fieg’t., Pu. Morris in the h , e^B,,^ lnV ”( e ” nco i t( ? the'provisions
Chair, Lieut Col. Armor arid Capt during P earl V
Compiler Vico Presidents, aid. Lieut ISf, ! One ty will
Conley and Surgeon Rush Secretaries ! 11,ft U P. hla bronzed ncad and eay.dcnoui
the followiiiir committee, repr^ B entingl a te tTiT 0118 L^
cich county! reprinted in )he regfl 2"& > PWr.another w.il addkatl^V^
merit, was nominated to resolV ijLh 31 at f ramecl passed ) other
..1 olio Uoo'i all Lulioßßiif men”; an( T eapt. Bonner AJ&ms, The fol-j iti.onnnlih ~*1 - IffittlttetWllot'lßto'llM
-a.,nnl.lien„:inil. ns.erjnn, ol .boj lo.ing.prennilo and renolntini,, ' T ,{"" !>•£"*)>«•». Anln nf.Lc (poor.. , *K"<* <l«» «.■
I «puA ana inalienable of .all' submitted and unanimously idonted : ? S f vent b Congress. In that; Contrast. sirAho provisions o? th
men, to ‘hte;, liberty, and the pursuit' by tL e * ° US,y f« , law,. « shown the humanity, jnst.ee [ denounced acf^
.. , 1««3.
?'•* is
.fioJfiinr I*4l, in; its twenty-second
years. lias, obtained both a larger and
!.:cre widely diffused circulation thaV
nay other newspaper ever published
.!« -Virunen. 'Though j t has suffered/
in C'.iiiuioii with oilier jounials, from
i'.,c volunteering- and 'departure' -{jif
teiis of tuousands of its patrons to
serve /n the V> nr for tbo ijnion, its
•ivi.ait-oa on,ibis 6lb of December
1M»2; is as follows; . ‘ / ’
reo.
every scheme and effort of-the Slave i nlhiing at the destruction of our great I ..„L'_ •. -. '„ e [treason by the New fork nJJ^ 0 e i.i I°f ordenti’g a draft for State m* T Ipi -°'m 9U been follow edi by a:-sfiih-i-L I u uu ? itaft J’ e ' !> • - TJH 1 * ~ fortresses 'or .
i’ower.drum the Annexation of Texas ’ and /f e f ’Mving broken, out,!’ 9?pP 0 «j b ejjhj . who rcaro no more existing militia%w I tO, T- Am #' person raay l c Xl IO^ tl?n ' O v-' imperial; pbw-1 ? bta,n ; practice
to the great Rebellion, tot grasp the ran 1 ' portion of ter-( about tl ».e Government than though it authorized Etoi«tU"i n £ 0 th«T d °* % . aeco P ta blvSsubstitute niaee 01 i fvT ® d ’'P 0 . 11 f 1 nc ,ok l by. tire ab-f» m stritribg,vessels or
i‘in piio Of the New Wo. Id and wield \ n <K United’Slatcs, denyihg j W valueless. • | U tho United" 'Si tbc ,Jr 4 at any price forSLfh T siS^fH' e “ d «f and a ; wrlhin-acertafo rao^
resources oTour country for .its bor “Olbonly, followed by -“defaming ! For iho purpose of Lhowln i t States. By tfce-'ldwß •«? «f W i? f s*l ® an P ro Cure one.‘Every draftsman confident! b ? st,l ' ta f 8 fo'h'kt;! i*avo been ‘ bl . s atemney of Jaim.-is obtauiejj V •'.
own ’aggrandizement— i proudest recollections, Mr imltinb I t h„ , ; P ur P9 S 0 ot fibon mg clearly Stal -.7 «W , \ be . Umte ? ,fs at liberty to fm-nish » confidently [looked for at.br before the i tb ? M Practicing kt| targets at ‘-such
ih afitago.-.isni to the depots of the and cynynittipg yibleneo lb hbr !fln£ ! h Inteat,ts, > °f the ‘bill, with refer- certain' 6W Yorii . rate as Ire day *H 'P ceB ®"' >' eai l 2tf.-won - i£® ln f 8 as ’ an auaeting fbrce must pass.
Oki IVo.rJcl. Who- fondly hall in the ! ' ve to {„[ sh a?b ‘ to tho P oor class, we give ®W 3 ‘ f» b8til «t«; or aiydro®nSS 7 ' In J P f e ‘ -p 1 " 00 . 111 ! th »cw the whole' weight i J P" 8 . a ™ ■- bro “SK l( V bear : upmi T
pt.nh abd calamities suddenly thrust , lie . r | f:lte or redeemlfor. at a isacred i following letter, written to Fernando being drifted into M 7 . du r>’’| H’ each sum, not' exco'idimt t ,n »“>enso patronage|in .favor? c of i >« l -b fr j.aPti.pu.ar,j.oi ! its, ar/d when odr, :
■ upon ns ~y their American counter- P nc ' e ' antl W bereas, '-cchain partteal Woid by Senator VViiann i ° Hlie United Stnlea v service o , hundred dollars bs the Snor tbl .Sfbiiighaift- .Wefmdy be sureTiiat 1 tIO ° l S ,‘ Jl g aril,r,: ‘d approach they
pssf theoverthrov and- ruin of the : in the land of Our homes wl Lne 'of iZ r l %.T" on ’ w, ‘° ™ ! th 6 wK exempt ( War may i&mdo^ ecreta, T 'pf were seaUerci broadcast i se V CI ’ C,, - V -
.-UwieJ J.Vpublic—Republican in itk' evep looked for.strength and ;i M • tb ’° h,l1 > and " ho andihfirm««p2l d °''' C ‘u m , o^ho T 8 ' IsuWitulmi j ’ 1 Procure la throngacut the-State ; thajt the. dipr-l , sufc, ‘ accuracy-Is -displayed -,
■ihope .and. trust, its -faith aud effort ; i,av f SW? n us unmistakable fl^ d * ® nd doe f it inuclij f£ it children' o.O fcho^ oss > M' |i : The sum deternined uno.i 'by M hTn ° fl corru »• tIW j t b '’cbel, gangers,; an irnme.Jiate ,
tlmt tins must^ * loyalty, by withhbldinglnHi; tban th 9 8a who denounce it,‘or young bWihefa aS mo ts' ^ at °' r :UKi Iminiot.s ! f) l^mon ‘should bo, made'- .:W
■‘f u,t 1,1 'tl'c signat overthrow of its hei f su PP°i’t from i the fiovernir.ent i' an d fllegc that ft is oppressive to thb entfon their fht* 81 depend, j dr e d dbjiawflt may be ten fif't “ ‘ '' ,IS bl ou ? ht i bear - w.ith iiVrcsistifile t will tho rebels will
];ytte ! the firm ‘establishdieht i Renouncing alike tl*e ExdJS poor] fibWs- PP T nbS SteZIVV*? l " n:dr< -< «»flLd o?’ f’..?' orce aga.nst -lilf- wide oM.iu> mark. ,This hits
s--11H..1 i-ighisand oqiiaMaws tbrduo-h-i an-^tl,e arrn ‘cs in the field <Mvin>> aid v i - nation nor lb* I« ’ i b -S-.’ i 1 *! 8 - of *l® within ! tho‘ limits of ba! l. succeeded,;. Connecticut is h beel . 1 ' ‘need'sever.iU times -already
r.iyhuro. Inventions, and whatever: 00,1 9 f treas«p, ; ’to replace every Jitolen it is-fit that I™ ltt,on ’i . lSurc, y. then, pe| on i^'t 1 C f mv'* 311 ’ all ' n, id poor 'men: cou d more d tbore can bo JiUle.ltfonit that 'Uib i fi e^ lon ' & “ o; -l»>o'’edyandAkenf their]
4W-.tei.ts accompany \<* MUlabl?. Wisdom lh ® V*r iStf^^^ 01 -- thb^^da P°'- ta ? tba despot ** tbe
-and report every i a^ a n<l'proclamafionl’ . -f V 5 S.S^l a “ d Call,, the ijational S-5 % ”"** fortunate could obtdlb in process tO.C b - v ** gunners. Our -
: ' t X“* I! icuhent : of that sttne-1 .Sesolsed,- -Thac.. S s 'jin a or- obtdia a where The lim wJ ?. f t ’, as wclfas our artillei‘y :
•sirna) and .eonctffijve’t-nnropli. fit tae !^npport to the National Governnient,! preservation fof pur .periled countiy and other officials: 39 ' '"• f t J a!tt wasj ai mj tiams, shoot with an accuracy
> a iio..al-arms dnd in the restoration J an s P hi^j* sm j nUentioh tb the sick and . -make an infamous distinctionbetween Tbis“Act for enrolling and ealiinn- i!? ■ IUEd:r j dol ar9 .was | ■boio^^^ o^'fff^ e, Hew teslinici. f wluch.is cons.jJorod wonderful by., ail
V: Pvace and .Thrift to our distracted, !*?<J dtd' -In ! tbf.rtcb -and the poor!” i-Sir, this ae-1 (mt of the national forces- *>noSr^L 3 g '? ,V ’ H; ch ‘4 io.^ ? oi cd pbaco wnh the P '^ a •'
tdicrwise (an a fuher or more aceur : „, lf i wh i;. nain we conVi and mfjtmously false—a foul, shame-1 making distinctions *i lo lUl |t miist inevita'bly do s 6 Tn,.J ' ■ 1 r “ m, - c ,->™ , . ■ -.- , ■— —
review of the progress ami. charge i ‘ hii nets*! , v ith -iheperlidftiis con-j: less'arid damnable Ijbel j upon the law i alld the poor, fctcepts'and oxelfntk'not , lnal f° ,1“ its 'biiridj.oss'! 6f Lii.cbfo. Hero] . ; , J lanti f g Baßpt^vriea/ : '
-: r ;cfoth.s : memei.tous^onfi>c?De: rt d ftbo , ato Legisfou.-e, ajhich*-: and its! framers.. ott-re,waled ; members of Congress no t iom a ■ f statec irtThe A cpirespOmfont of the Uondon
earned tear, through the regular . ft Tel - nsin , % . bv then-vote,- the h: II of. avmvaUjif tra.tors whose, house officers, not •postmasters : notUd 1 M' n M ,ntero ** ° r <imfC-l'P ! ‘ tc, V of wb ‘<?b the witness ] felaihed a -T sajAthat-ho has a r
3t ‘• wbun .P B - Aad '' v ® : liberty V the cause of'Marty, inherited ; souls are stained idood of Govcrnmcnl clerks, not the Slate in'- ! i(foafled nool lt means ;an<|l. of an indistincjtn-euielnbi atice *K e ■ ‘ CH -g l' ial ‘ tln .-' rt-spberries t^hibh"
sol,git the eo-opftiation of. n We i„f am y by defaming us .our. murdered countryman, that tins dn-mnes, i.oij nmnsters of the Gospel 'iHvor oF P /f 1 lai, > n M O a distinction-In- thought it was 1 either the ‘‘-ibllnpV.o iTt eollsKlel ’ s / supoi-ior: to any.-other
r,.-.i;n‘ tjie National causa which j , onlor ; e s ' i ' 1 accursed ;rcbellion now: upon ‘.us was a „d professoVand students in collL ii of V lO rch an F>agairtst the pom- ov =• .J. * P 1 J d c?lou - !, Tbo g rou| idfis. thorou.'hlv uVebared
ygiird-and npbold that ,«f ‘P Th(ll i 0 oppose, under any I forced upim Giem by the digressions ( e s- no ! not iioso foxtunate-and favor! lo anJ hlad ncss, lt r Cai '° h i. ° f e l ,dent jl-iiieoln, ’(■¥ the tipig ihe. suckerl are -
.- ; r?ai. llmmn.itj, to a.d ls m-fx- i ctexf tllo present! Administration, j6t the liberty loving people%f the; l!( i class for it enrolls tliem ijartil,.!'i d,,C f 3 l°/ ?' Ven^ 'Alozart Hall! 'V" 0 -" • tMl ‘ n,,o V t tllat 't. was jtbo ‘-al/- j b ‘ !otpr (jO'Cen meiies high. He seM-ts
.an,g us f . , ' charged speciiliy with the Jestorbtion i not more a „d clthpr - ' - j rogation” of'l,fa office and po vef. : , s-wkers! that are v^elU
• r , ■ I V l| - I ‘- .- , . ~,of the Unionris''an alliance withltt-ca-j ly, iWantoply and ick.edj} -false llimil ,„ 8 -h eobstittics, orpay Tor 1 substitites -ii« out fh . aC i Po,: 9F 0,,| fig and -caluf Tllie rebds-idoked anxif umII- to ■ l ° o j e ' ‘ n ' ,ld 13 Particular to have a
,/ l '° enormous increase in the p, ce , wh ; ev< , t so opposes, shill be is tfos declaration of .Mozart Jlall^iJ 0 , then, basils law, so flipp£ "l gives -'iasl. Connecticut election ato dfo ; 1 £ lb ° d .: fib r(n.s colla'i
ot.pjjntinjr paper znd other miucnas r ' bga^ ded as ft - 7 CO ward, and held 5n ; that the, Conscription Act makes txis*; ]>denounceOby Mozart Hall BeSi. thc i-' wor, P tba ‘ h it is the I theni th ,'A ® I ‘I 0 ’" a bo ‘ d ' a g out to ,ai though die leaves arc !small.‘ The
A ,v, pfiinnig ncwsjjiipers, cc inpels j d ce p ei l contempt than the more active Unction in favor of the ncluiiud a-1 nd exempt? •' I lbb n ,u rP 0 1 se k the nation to ■ - r , ’ b fP e :.°f a -speedy peace;—l h cies are dugand three,.plants p „t iu
IUE iRI : (enemy in tl.e field. V . I |gdit.st thopoor. _. .< j TT?iNaw, Haded l!y T o U ; sir and !S' S ' reblillioi,: ' Yoiiil(^ tbht their iforthern4^ aph ’ ,n .'A ‘riangle, about nine inches
■■■ mi-V-r'-pr'-F f That: ho who dem’arids a 1 r J™*'’ *s> do T nct misunderstand rac.i yo ur] clM> icxeep.s ind exempts I'Jth" fi Pa S? '‘i ;P~visidnB 4m j Bomoeratic allies could, by .'-m^Woff SR ff ccad V''#;^ e onf nicely ;■
A “ ’- withdrawal of the Union armies bo- 1 Of _ court,e I cannot mean to , f „. sti the VfoJVcisidcnt of the tlni- Jims of traiibi^°i < | 1 an<l - " ervc tbo!^.piectidn frauds and chicanery kid tl tlp “u ’ a wi ' watering,:
■ T*id, accuse Mbzart Hall pf intentional | tos, V _ (Ur- ot t,a 'tors,i thup puttim? •’ ' ■ • ymanagp J ami tjio vtork is done; r II
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' XJijion KEotel, ”
. BEAVER, PENN’A.
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ALEX.' CLARK, Proprietor
T N .•i.'uljticn to tie conveniences''of a firs
-1 Hotel, the Proprietor has fitted up in
“tef. in a complete jthd Eatisfactorymun-
, ~ OYSTER SALOON,
~-trc the bo.-; fJiiiUiy of’Oysters may be ob
dti^tag-licit season, in any desired
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aU ‘ ,hc luxuries the PITTSBURG MAR.
can afford,- .
t , A^ : .i Il ' ifu Vf o r the HLeral patronage hereto
re bestowed a eontinuahee of the same is
solicited.-; dcclT ’
Gum Hair Pilii,'
Monaies, Needles, Tweeters,
1 P;^‘s Eha 7 eilt ?’ ■ 6 P°° l Cotton, Thread,
\ for •* tlte-Hrug Store of
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tore the are 'crowned with success,
by deploring our abilty to conquer,
offers ah insult which we indignantly
spurn; or by appealing to our priva
tions and sufferings, thus giving trai
tors unopposed sway and dominion,
is guilty of the foulest
with treason, r-uch shall even beialike
unworthy the 1 respect of his country
men, and the associations of thp-sol
dier t>f the bivouac and .battle-fields.
Resolved. That we hold it be the du
ty of every loyal Jcitizen to qid the
President and his constituted author
..$5.
SK2.
ities in every- measure necessary to
strengthen and conduct Lis armies in
the field to ; a succossl'ul.issne, and with
L u initiation .and pal n ■ shoal'd'' we learn
that'ar.y opposition shall be permitted
to exist, unribuked,; in a loyal
munity. .? r - _ j t
Respired, Tliat these resolutions bo
published in the papers of the
ties Represented in the 101st Pa. Vols.
iMaj. A<W, TAYLOR, Pies' t, .
S.uegeos D. G. Rush, Sec’y.
t i: ‘ I '■ X r - -I
Pennsylvania in Kentucky.—TLo ,
Louisville Journal snyaWhen tbei
history of this war is written, i Ken
tucky will be-as greatly in arrears of
gratitude to the Keystone Statens to
any ofherothor sistoTs,for its assistance
has been as generous and'hearty as it
was prompt. The names of Njegley,
Stambaugh, VYynkobp, Williams, Jor
don, Brown, and olheis, omitted from
no invidious motive,! will always be
remembered*. in oui; Commonwealth
for their gallant services. Their com
mands were among the first called to
thtTStato by tlic General GQveinmcnt
fer its defence, and there is hardly'a
county frond the Big Sandy to the
Mississippi, orfrom fhe Ohio to our j
Southern border in which they have!
not visited and- performed effective
work. Among the more lecent! arri
vals has been the 45th Pennsylvania
regiment, under command, of (Col.
Curtifli which is now at Campj Dick
Robin Son, having left Paris on the
10th inst., where it was encamped on
the Fair Grounds. The Citizen nays it
is one of the best drilled Tegiihents it
has seen, and won 'golden opinions
from the Parisians for its orderly and,
good co'nducl during its sojourn in
thsir midst. . 'I
iThi Consorlptlori Law Explain- "o^E
Defended.' )7«m
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1111.
rilii
falsehood!.l'.Oh, no ! Surely no one
would'susjiect Mozait Hill of inten
tional falsehood or escalation :
Its considerate moderfifpn; its lively
sense of justice, its admitted patriot
ism; its Stainless pmity,;d c-hunicter.
will; rescue 1 Mozart lijJl fro nr the
suspicion of intentional .misreprosen
latipu'or falsehood
Of course, sir, this &’!irnclcss accu
sation against the provisions of the
Conscription Act was Inspired by ig
norance —n;ot by fatehooa. This
exhibition 1 if.sheer igrid’iince concern
ing itlje provisions of this proscribed
lawlof the nation 'will,perhaps; bo ex
cused and {pardoned (n view of the
manifestations of that intense, paasion
ale,|6ut-6poke« loyaiti :of Mozart Hall
is wont to {put forth[in buluilf of {the
government.. It. is, nevertheless, an
agreeable spectacle to see you,;Bir,iand
your Mozart patriots whoso exquis
ite regard ; for hamaa: rights is only
equaled by that deep contern for the
couritry which impeb: you to delve
Into! the mysteries of,' negotiations
with the Richmond traitors, groping
along in utter ignotance of the pro
visions of a law tranced expressly* to
nioro effectually‘defflid the endanger
eji nation, lighten tbe burden of the
Treasury and the equalize the
duties, and| relieve, as: far las possible,'
'the toilingj dependent poor from the
hard, if not harsh,provisions of exist
ing inilitiujlaws. |
But, sir, it mallets not whether this
accusation of Moztrt Dali against the
Conscription Ac t, was born ot igno
rance or falsehood; It is equally fallal
cious. deceptive, ‘mischievous. It is
an accusation flangbefore the people
by tho reckless land ot demagogue
ism, to'poison ..thd heart and > mislead
tho reason. . Surdy {the heart, r ! con
science and treason of a; loyal people
will mark'and brand the' brain! that
conceived, the hand thitt penned and
the tongue that proclaimed this foul,
wicked.-and shameless calumny against
ah act whlblii bears the amplest evi
dence in every lino,that its framers in
tended its burdens should fall.; as light
us possible qi| the toiling masses.
Sir, this “Act for enrolling and cal
ling out the national farces” waadram
ed to be more efficient for war purpos
es than were tbsezisting militia laws,
' at. .
»cd£atus, of. the; various !$,
Courts of Uii/nited States, the heads I th
of the vario: executive department ! fb
of the Goveftienf;, antf the Cover- f lit
nors of the s«rul States; ; second the re
only : son liar to milit a rj\d u tv, ofJJe
a widow dep Jer.t npon his IdW for i no
support; thi th»only son of Wd l ox
and infirm pint or parents depend- j tU
cm on his fir for support; fourth i-cil.
where, tbtfci-e two or-more sons of vfe]
parents subject toM
draft, thC -ifcr, oi, if ho be 'dead,' the ■ » h
mother, rryla-t which son, shall Ibr ' h.
\ov
far
—‘i .d.,. , .nil bejtL
exanptj ti f i\ t!,o -° i, l y brother, of 0,..,
cinldreu >oU-> years old, f e £
nei tlicr fiifecAy mother, depended ! rob.
upon ,hw labo* support; sixth, the - !
--.MU,,,
■ndS' 1,, ! lJ . cr I 12 op Bl ®* Obit.i?abv:--Jlw|nrEdaturi'l??“ th .> lh , a K. b £ OI W- frpm Y^lidndlg-/
ioSh w?" w*} ,a ‘ K-- sorry to stall. VaS JT v ' tho l° earliest as-'
nsTn lJ H>ro r Cr ° Ar"" T*' H T ° de P» this LU6 last): tl,os(i entrdatie-i,-
ns in tiro same Aim- Jluhday. Jem was genorallv cdnsia'i! < % ucnt «PPPaIs fol- peace thick
I, and two of them eierla gud feJlcr.i He Jlde aVthe a<W'f r f I Bto?“jcrn 8 t 0 ?“j crn ’pres* 'havt* lately; 'rtpuh
commit °f ; 2b yea« old. |He went forVh wltht N b j d -.< * was common sons|theC
SStf « P K ed °®' str,^ lo | aild i|uch n 7 V pe ; cc P^ on of •n&llgdtsl n-ot .
p ir hmt l h ?. re « Cl ' r^i aW . oa ,r enS PpPP e^*-«9B4 n .ghtyjj wl b 3-fanatm.stti a'eerfai.Alopking IW R ABf. B . \cvn
r honscliqj J, not smai t— to MorroJ wo Uro cut down^° r var( Mo the wraith, to stable '■Patriot of tin- i i’»i a,ll - % . ® a ?- n “
boexcmptj'cightb.llikp a coweuruber of the ground.- C f&T"™ enoiniithl I&npylfl C r oikc£ ot
fort, l age 9 oi . lB r em whiclrhis f «H. hia: power consolidated, laic of .file-firm ° rk " ! ’
for the reason that potv waW on. iflis Wehewa was 113 straps and soldiers swarmioli of Boston
hat aolcliers under numerous. .Menny is Iho thim's ! stronghold, c.ty ; villa-o I /h! v,! ' at l!l °
‘-r^r 0 th< ' bot | lis K l -Owceiy,-a„i we are hap. Jg; ,n * h '« land >l unbrididd jwtll i^tiiutiin'thisnnJ’ofBoS£S; ls^ !n £-
% 5“ men 1 1,0 nc^ r chei!ted - 1! if Ctln S da,I J . cruelties greater iarid I«e4t the treasure.oh StT r ‘‘h, Z k
-0 and 30. ; ly m [the wate of) winch was I £ upon all who dure to j op.' Slfoo, b,e ng tho'-f«ll'sm o C*
he exemptions of I n,t 4 H «melt sweet and bis surviv-1P 97 .? la m—when, in» word, thobiltiir debt with interest 1 “ ? M “ 1 ' 01 tLd
st . C B ,° called) in '“£jV|ifo is the same wi. Wo never lu 1 ', 8 of uespptisrtri being ? ' ’
pon whoso daily liim to put sand, in his
firm and the help JhPihf* had a big sand blar in frolnf of *»J ‘Ptoleiaßlp tyranny,feud' re-i
fakmy “infamous I JIB woj nor waicr in! his libera ; !? -, in S the freedom so j latch- Jbst
tbo riHrnmlthf 4,Q Otio rivq'i-j-ran " ''i| dorej \ n t * le * r un*‘ 3
futlioi- of knot
years ot ago,
Lor for suppoi
are a. father ai
ily nad housi
are in the mili
ted States ;,as
cers, musician:
duo of suoli fa
cxccedingtwd,
youngi men b
and 20 are exc
experience pr<
20 j-cars of a
bin dens of cai
between the a
i| These, sir,
| the’Conscript!
favor of the pi
| toil the aged, :
. less rely. la
| distinctions be
poor/' to ex, ho only sons of
poor widows,, cotiipbl members
of Congress t( procure substi
tutes or pay bstitutes ? Is it,
making an‘|“i s distinction
tween the rich poor” to exempt
the only sons, 1 or infirm pa
rents dopendo bom for bread
ana compel c ouso officers, to
fight, procure|Uos, or, pay for
substitutes ? bikitg infamous
distinction bette rich and the
poor’Vto cxemtnff brothers of
fatherless andtbss little broth!
ers and sisterint upon their
daily tbil forjttj and cbmpol
postmasters twrnmont clerks
to fight, proobitntes, or pay
( for Bubstitntea“making infac
[monß dittincUkeen t& r *h
■~f : ' ‘
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n"nc(TLff Ir to! > Btfstt
SS 0 ?° m P el State, judges,
J-fiSH.9® 8 ' PJ the peace, cterffvmen : anH
sf regc professions to fi K bf
Tbk WwJuob thus diserimlnatqs in
S^^ ‘ii 0 be "‘-‘fioont prl
visions of an act pafsed to uphold the
Tl° °i f <??i“ r im P eriled country !
<lol i f U“fc If ’ -*“ ,6ri P'
aforesaid may, on or before ahe dav
t fceilhl 1115 , n PP oararlt< -'> furnish'an
X accuptable,substitute to take liia lilaeo
\y fml the draft; or ,o may pay to C h
P e rson asjthe Secretary of War mn V
a j fo receive it, such E Tot
'j iiirco hundred dollars, as
| tlie Secretary mjiy determine. for the
procuration of sjuch substitute! which
ins
Sf
, , ■, if f .i- in peril
I faijfSQ .of olur conntry, and
K precious bloojcl o’ our heroic <je
l<lUK. - > ou| ii . of tiiis
nevolofnt act Of national defence, by
?nir hg '' th{3 t anii ifS: 'hopes: of the
-qlljon maj- force upon the ixovern-
I'ihf lfo ,»*essity ]of putting into
?sunon the draft provided , for by
is jaet. rhat dr.'ift cannot bo avert
eseent by promptly weaponing thio
Ihtiff bands of; the %al men in the
' t “ 108 «"fi (rnrn(jdiatoly yielding
mlydand onfhnsiajtic support tb
Hinm- - -
a*nd-ft,or
•f. r 1 ,15,,ln a tbe : hopes and of
ually ball ling tlio efforts bf the
26 ' Hi|sry *■
Piece to Lis reinajiis. .
Minor ißotts, of Va„ so',
longiiicaroeratediri ih|e Libby prison'’'
and in Salisbury, Mi Ic. r jbaB boon pe-;
leased through £fae interposition of a
fneiifl, an extonsiv 3 p,ur]cbaso T of’ to
baeco, and has pormisslon to remain
on lifa ostato, near Gprdonsvillo, under
tbo pledge of not aiding or abettiuc
the Unropibanae. T ■
A Heroine.—TbeT”
Register tolls of dj f e ,
tamed to that city luftc
eighteen (months in iho
haying bpr sex discdyei
part in throe battles; ai
ed twice, first above
then in I the arm, too
eomp«ll|njf her; to dir
I to obtain a verdict ih tlicir hrf|dr in a
majority of the northern Stateli,which
would he sufficient toi more 1
desperate action bjr Democratic gov.
Conors, judges or legislatures, ahd that
they'Could thus o vc r t h r o wt h e h a t i o n -
al government I, without, much diillcul
j ty. dS’cjw that such a prospect! fades
away, the Dispatch us, ii/
language which cannot he misjundei-:
stood, with a' revolutionary 'outbreak.
l>>" ■ iho northern Democrats. 1 Wo
quotes it; . . j •
• ‘.‘lt was not philanthropy aloine, 6r
a bu'ge'boarted s* oathv f- L tb
Jj>ast hi;
■ ... ,‘ J| S IU . .iU-meu anil
unequipped, yet burning. with veh-b.
fill luiy, tcaco ntc u d aslm in s t the armed
perfectly llrined. and skil-’
S«n o in G1 ‘ ed e ?' 01 , ia f t*>e.oppiies so*.
IjThen wTH tome back the poisoned cha-
Ifiee whichthc scornful and vain<d(iri
-o U ? ,north commended to the- lips i of
the south. _ Then,a, revolution fierOer
tuan that which desolated Franee wlilj
bogiuj to end no man knows where br
Then the blbod'of their slaugik
tered southern brethern, which has
beta so lonic crying from the’ ground
| for vengeance, will be appoased by the
(sightsmnd, sounds Of terror, the con-
Bagrations, massact-cs, riots, battles,!
great and small, which will Weep. the
The, I rora Cn f ta the' other.-s-
Tbeu the abolitionists; so eager to pro
vpke war, so alow to engage in it, will
know what war U. Ml|erto it ha^
i Jtioona (Pa.,)
male
tr a service of
limy, without
rec. She todk
cd was wound
tlio eye! and
latter wound
»«•';%« fez.
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The r S T^ a^ tß - ' ' if 0 ® 11 a pr? U -v pastime to'thr-iu. They:
' be r(i Bilt °f the Connecticuti. elec- |.* ,av ° . r <japed riches,' honors, offices
tion turns out to be a soi-e affliction to 1 u -. wiif. it be what they
the rebels at EicimoniJ. Their>liad nm . d .e Utous of the south::; nay, •
•whmA'S
h»™ Ln u> .*% -t
in ’ How they wjrUbe under the - 7 l '’•’gold be ieile iil ns to shut our "
defeat cl; their party ninir bo. seen byi e >’ e > to the fact: th.at'aii' that is hero
the annexed .passage frJm the EicW t^ aU ' nod! bas beer deliberately plot ’
mpr.d Dispatch : • - , : tod by the d« the |
. “The, Couneetient election has «o RC I f -® S 4 tes > '3 'constantly being in- a
B ii tl *U l,en,o c’ atS - ; M batT lal-.j eu | car c - d in' the secrecy of oa(.l.:bound *’
ilioistrengthof, thj*. Republican orders like the One recently detected
S££ W by .^ ;
feat .of thej.Dcmocracy cannot \l : ell be’ 1 S, : uco tl,e commencement': of the
exaggerated, -for if ihitl rcsultihad skill .displayed by.o.flc' army '
been ft thorwiso the west wouldi " 11 ! 1 ,av f ■ has icxcited •'
ia y e risen; the i.pcaec iJariy Iwbuld i lllll^?f S:l comment. aTho rebels
nave or ■ • ■ - : ■"t ‘ ' ■
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Advertisements inserted at the rate of. 76
cent* pet square—each subsequent uisertioß
r 5 cents. A liberal [discount , made to yearly
advertisers, and on te%.'Wifii P Ua« ni^ttK j
A space equal to twelve :lin?s of this tyn#-t
measured as a square.;
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'war rates. - ' ' . .
• Business oard.s 75 cents a line, per frear
■ Marriages ian’d Deaths, 'Keligious, Political
and other .Notices of a pnblij Mature, free .
. ; rfie-savs ilia:
ho bap mod various ways Tj/s-istin.^■
out uone havo succcedecj as well i
tins. .1 .. .... ;i '. • i .
Sowing Flower! Seeds.,
«* .The;soll.lor-^wori- t feliV.uld--bc‘hn
as rich as poksiliJc with weir re/
liable manure, and pulverized' /
■ " e ,r v -i T,l ° seeds ,6ho,iild be .
covered bv, rakin.« w
arnalj jnrun rake. ' They iW
curenjlly tended, and soil' kepi.':
jvUa, water fioni.a .vessel'' that .
bean left slar'diny. in the sc.,: F^ n
(jlflpr.ofweedp. Should ; rhe plaiuV
come up too thickly, ibin them', and
trans plant alter a rain whenever you
may wash them; These should be
protected against the middav Wn for
aJcpnplQ of days, until they. become
established. It r i4 Impossible' to ob
' i'?. hne tio 'V ; er6 unless the -round bo I
pi-eparcd. and made very riclj
'Vj!tli the best ineaspro. ‘
■ ,?®r i cam,ot dear;
' }rattor m#*wiiteh ; I
i flimk it pmst wai>t o]enr.iij.','V\vas tlie
;
to.;.hi3 better ha * the oilier day “Vo i
,|jet {'}'■;Httie.
1 it don £| 'vai.t- cleanibv i be
cause baby and'l washed’ itTin .'the
eve I- so long,,thja ■morning." “,j
A. Douglas, in Chicago, .has-■■■been in
dnn^' P “Hr)’ V '?P lll^drcd Thousand
dollars, but,I there are incumbrances
npon it equal to Us appraised valu£
lho executors report that there is nd
personal property:. !
bs P Ve beiD g orgalisadi !
in ait th° principal towns in CaMfor
n..u. Loyaltjr there is as enthusiastic'
•vs Mi any ot | the Korthern States
Treason, with all its hold attempts,, i
finds no resting pJace,in the gold 1
moawealth;, i • ■ ,'|l
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