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• I'. 8. 7 8-10 percent, free*, note*;. 4,850 00
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at the market price
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J*! Skamui A- B: Confer of
Dinm/mdL Beaver, -Pal <
House and Lot ibx~ Sale; •
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b * WiUo« * M<)Ga«ek,now
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A Beautiful Subject fbr a Nation-
Ajitkdm. .
uk* looiirUU JojtrnkL] |
-Wi bare t c6n|maniotlioii
addressed to out! senior editor, frnmi
Capt- Geo. Riley,, of thor 10th Keo-'j
tn«!ky infantry, depitiingin beautiful
language a [most touching and isi-
Sressiye incident In- tlfe storming of
lissipnary-Ridge.; The Writer for
uishesa ‘grand and sublime subject for
a national anthem, and* aotieita oar
poets to avail themselves of it.'
Tb« aunim|t of Missionary; Rridge
is one tboosapd feet above the level bf
the Tenneweb river, and towers aloft
in grandear, |a fitting; monument to
commemorate tbs great victory*achiev
ed by bar natfoßal arms on the memo
rable 25th of November. On-, that
i-daythp Star Banner could
be discerned slowly icaling tbeateep.
land rUgged ascftot,.riveting the gaxe
of thousands ’of anxious aoqctalors in
line of .battle |iu the ralley, bolow. . -
- It seems that ! the 86tb. and 87th
Indiana and the lUhOhiohad failed
to receiveilhe! order to halt, when it
was giver. to jthe lino-of. battle. On
ward ibey.moved, as it- tbe
very jaws of earth - The terrible sus
pense of their., brave comrades was
or.ly equalled by that of the 5 great
Napoleon When hestood on the summit
of a; ridge atj. Walerloo,. gaxing be
tween bope'a'nd despair, at the.last
grand chargelof hia Old Guard, until
they were lost to sight in the' clouds
, of snip.ke from tbe onomy’s cannon.—
StepV by. step. they ascended, until
wi'nln fifty yards of the bristling
bayonets pf Flhe rebel rifles,, when j
they received the order to. lie down.
The rebels .opened upon them, and !
volley after volley was poured into!
their rant;*, njidst the wild and ens
lhu«iaMic ; shouts of al)e. rebels. and
the defierit waving of tbe stars *nd
1 bars (said : to j|pye been done by Bragg
jin person.) Springing to tbe»c feet
ijwjtb the-ienc-gy of desperation,. the
I gloriouaSStb Indiana leads tliQ.grpnd
] charge io yicwyy, pr death, followed
I by; the 87th aid the- liio Chip, j and
joou-hrd they pushed, their columns
j through a shover of bullets that iyai :
j tied like bait, iml were lost' to view
|in the smoke of battle, . , !
A deathly silence petVaded the Hoe!
pt battle bsloir for a few - momenta;
whet - tbe. ' anxious, inquiry passed
along.the line,' *‘is our flags till, there?’
It seemed like hoping against hope to
expect that lb i tbree regiments . had
met any other fate I[ tbaaj>iistant anni-
" JSvory; raio.otj* seemed a
■ hoaffilaMhiof’
9216,925 *$
retefohwnvw'
the position
and teitribli
s~~^ l '
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t >rj recorded
The flag of tjh« iB.8 tli Indiana that
I scaled this Tiolory received in .its.
j folds 86*hots-j-emblamalitv,of there
j gi merit it ao |g*!llantly led thropgh the
: funks of death [to a crowning victory.
■ The staff wafc broken by a ball, bat it
i still waves oyer one of the most gaU
i lant regiments that over entered the
; hum pf ; battlp. The answer oa that
} memorable night to ten thousand in
iquities inftisedj a new spirit in the
; army, as it resounded along the' line
| 'Yes.our flag is still .there,J’’. Forty
I thousand | spectators who ' witnessed
: the thrilling scene and asked the
; question while Hold in fearful suspense,
i will ask it as often as returning mem
ory brings to niind tbe grand charge
of ,the three gallant regiments on
Missionary Bidfe.-
Who will commemorate this great
aeblevmont andijtbeTLrillibg incidents
associated -witty it In poetry? The
subject is one tominently. worthy of
our best poets, and cqdld be embodied
In a Jiational in
spire all patriotic hearts with renewed -
dpvolion.to the] glorious flag of our
country.,;- . . •.
Jackson's ' Admission
was much amqsedat
the rfioel prisonbrs- aooonnt ot Stone
wall Jackson’a admission, into beAen.
They wereetroUg admirers .of Goner
al Jackson, and especially of the great
success of bis J flank movements.
“The day attar hi* dnathl-said they,
“two angelrcame down .from heaven
to cany General Jackson back with
thorn. They afcarobed.-, ill through
the camp, bnt «mld ; not find him.—
They went to the prayer-meeting, to
the. hospital, ana to every other plaoo
where they thought themselves likely
to find him.bntib vain. Finally they
were {breed to return without him
What was their sdrpriseto find that
he bad just exeented a splendid 'flank
movement and got inte-heaven.before
tbem.—CorTSfpoiieat Botfo* Recorder.
6ur »bldlor«|tn LltTjy Frlpori.
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trgdape » npofcUpo.in Ui«,Hpp** | M t
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CAW W Cniiriit ”Nov,*jB r 1*33?: ‘
1868.’—To tH» ’Editor orik£i*Ws- pMke, <ta*. W/
Vi||e Jour^j^tn'.yoir phpei'.m'No- IbrPortland,■ */
veto&r Bd, I St )M : lUBdir l r
Ur, the m- tfttoekf by !**,
lowing airoalod {■ ma«Joim:— “Dur TbOiigiaeer.of
children'bare f^glif^i x sSrBrj , Mttle- deadhead hit toe
fluid, and never ’onM Bed, er Ccnerkl IThs-AMljaagint
Schurt and hisgang K of ”fresdo‘ta-
shriekers did' fnintahl ra-b'
Ikm Mot In kho btfbii of replying W-granT;' Eleven '
Calumny end abbse,. .springing from flred> «t tbe;
tbeitnpare inspiPatiohs’ot 'party Vprr- overpowered;'
it, bat; Qenfera! Leslie G6dtriba ,T belng irons end the k
a man; of D'Otdrl 1 deett ft -prober >to Mld thattblqr
avail ipjrlelf Of'Jhi# : opportunity to to jibe rebel St
stopa slander whlch'pmitioal enemies atef«er came
Mem bent npta sustaining by frequent stoat 1. o'clock
»Biet}«»if./*;'F;'-*‘-I*_ ''r *' ’ ; J ;*' orVis, andpr'
-1 sb; therefore;"td «t, id as- first engineer;
setting ‘ that' fold J at -toatand-sent-
ChtneellOrsville,” MW LdMlfe Oooitiba erUheosailed \
Vt9t I'Choose the’irdrd aod.was sabseiqi
though with jifeladtanOe'. and -o£ Soother/Mo,
due consideration of its on-bonrdas
meaning; for, If |tr. L&ilie Coombs The attack* -
has inquired iut6 the ticte, he mast obe niileii *westb
knhwthathe iosiyjng wbat is false; Uin Willett ar
and, if ho.has made ho each’ Inquiry, .the Chesapuki'
then he gives with unp irdonahle levi- sion-Hmise. ’
ty the sanction of his name to a state- arc valued ,at>.»,
raont wbich is most v irijnj”»us'lo an- tailed from iNdi
other man’s reputalionj and which he and was one of l
doesjnpt know to be .true." I wisti to between New y
a(ld, that.iu«aying“Mr. jLoslie Coombs St. - John’s N. Bd:
I hold myself responsible i for sohpme foc’peiq
what I say. ’ . ' waaj raatarod^tst
This muy seerri’equivhlent to a ehal- agents, who
Tenge, and so it is. £do not, bowev- their passage
er, mean to fight;Air. Leslie Coombs, *d arms there, asl
Being a good.pistol shot; L might per- eacli man in eimL)
| haps easily, kill him. Which 1 should believed-that w
j not like U> do; or, if ihe is eqnaliy Chekapeakqv,.
| skilled be might kill me—find Isbould agents, and;o( sq<
Ibe sorry to die on so an occa give aid
sion; or we might not hurt each oth-i- Chesapeake atO|
er; and then it would be a farce. Be- harborshetOok-A
sides, I am. opposed -to dueling on Ker. forfiOwy
| principle. - - . bntion TbepfOl
j- But ! cbailege Mr. Leslie Coombs saidto condemn-',
to a different kind of a contest, which ing Very deoidw’
wijl be' preferable to a common duel atrocious
«* * \Wt of ;personal courage. I in- wa».kto|m;&e A
vito him tq the j hospitality of my
headquarters In the camp of the’ Ar-< ticnblaqaartev,'
my’ the I will share to impossible
with him mV teiit, my blanket, my She jirili atU
(deals:- But I-invite him also to ac- a t vVilmipgU,
company me plerspnally in the nezt she Shonld pd
.battle, and notlcaya me a moment— will be aeiaedi?s‘
There JCr. Leslie Coombs may ’ ; .7.';—*
determine whether* he will jliavo the >
heart to repeat jthat caiamny, or ' f»t. - v '
whiter it-Wvoald not be better, for
him and- more ljonoraOle to retract it.
.1 tnut, sirs, yon will-give thiatleU.
*
7p ",'< *r jure, wiiijSdtfSly^lv;
.V | .■ CantSciroai.
1/atzst Ihtxlltoence or Joan Mon
oak.—We h»vi just received intullt
gence ofa perfectly reliable charac
ter, stating that John Morgan and
four others passed through this State,
and wak' been !within ten Whiles’ of
Barksville, , Where he stopped and
made inquiries in regard to the die.
Uace to Cumberland river, and wbeth
er or not it was fordable. The par*
ties are represented as being well
dressedTn citizens’ clothes, knd armed
and monnted.j A citizen of Barksville,
who is well acquainted with Morgan,
•aye .that he bad a conversation with
him, bat wej are' unable to learn the
nature of it Another gentleman, who
was in the neighborhood thro’ which
they passed, says that at 4 o’clock on
Tuesday morning two men called at
the house at which he was stopping,
in search of Morgan. 1 of them
gave his name as-Hookers mi th. They
left in .the direction , of the Camber'
land river. .
Major Hart, of Weatherford’* cav.
ally, passed through Bd'rksviHeoa
Monday morning, going in tbs direc
tion of Livingston, with, three ban*
dred men, and it is believed jtjhey will
intercept and. captdre him .—Lwitville
'Journal ])ee. 12. . V ’
■ ;•' '■ • ’ . ■- ■ [• .'I
■»• Pbnh’a. Soldier Murdered —John
P. Dei hert of Co. B, 142 d Penn’a re
fpmeDt, ini murdered nearCatlett
Station, Va, a. few dayaago, in cold
blood. He had gone out, in company
with a Comrade named . Boyer, and
wiu. engaged in thS wood a cutting
poles to make a. abanty; when they
ware _ surprised by three, mounted
guerrillas! Dei her t. was surprised,
and' bis gun was seised before he could
reach it.!, The ; villain who obtained
his gun turned is upon bim. and sbot
him through the breast. They then
broke the! gan against a tree and fled.
Boyer gaye the alarm, and atonaed
the company, but the gnerriHaseaca
ped. • They took the remains -of iheir
dead comrade'and sent it horoe £w in
terment. I .This deceased resided in
Colon cpap|y. J
■:.V Vi.'--- -LlV' ■ • i
; A;6du>uta{Aim All.—Mni. Cne-
MJP; of Decatur, 111., whose husband
iVdnaplain oran, Illinois regiment, re
cently related lo- a rUilor that' many
years. ugaMt little baby, while-play
and began
Wwy.’* tkllyoung mad, who
<r»a passing with 1 a yoke of dxee.
pfekedthe child tip, and banding-him
'inside tbe ; gate," laid cheerily, •‘Ton
wm Merer make a soldier if yoUcry
The little fellow at on*
babiibadhi* gifeft The tall young'
man' ,*aa, : named ;Abrabaih Lincoln,
b«d KrA _Crusey introduced-to : tb*
patoMß
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lIM
baa
the
Jowl
v; -, - , ie;.
misik M<mt pf
"re latl b n .to the employment
of'Mf'row couldsh»v« been adopted
and-sustained by the people or the
North. •- i
To prevent them from bringing up
on our country and tbe| world such’a
calamity, Our Gorrniment will bo ftil-
It* justified in holditigljout every in
ducement to. sIoBS? .ofrebels.tojoi n
our army to fight fbrtbeir freedom
anid The policy of em
ploying the negroes in our defence, if
larpl not mistaken, .!* demanded by I
the highest interests of the South as
as well as by the North. j
libellers that tap year* will not pass!
before the peoplft of the South willJ
erect[ monatncpUi to commemorate
their delirenDehvom the blight of
slarery. , 7 ' j
I,- for one, envy : totxtho man who,
to
“ PaitA; Btavery~ferish amhat stands
ip the way of. maintaining t)ieJreedom ]
and indejindaue ikat our Union mi
intended to secure.’* ?,
• ?— ■ 't.——- - \
j I Win add Corwin. \
Ml'h raid tbat fora Corwin, os he
» eometimee fcf&arlyscaled, Woo
once trying a casein witch he was
opposed to the late. Ite. ffiiri, when
then (he lalfer tnetln somewhat novel
diode; of the evidence of
aeddricy. evory
person of MtoMebmg.erml»t}r« ._ vS •
Eobihsvp Cruebe T
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V •flpJfbj- lii&h’t hnpit bgt what
Ido:” , . '4 v".',;. ■■
flbe same!, anpiirer iyas returned to
Gulliver’s Travels, and- several, oilier
works of fktifHi^.Mr. Cocwj'u pi I 'the
whilcfi.|goting*YdgetMi<e^o^P<:'eB
- . r - Wirt,’ uphiridaringTihe nian
entirely flattened, out, resigned' him
W * jV J* Corwin.
h* had pmy two questfonsto
ash, atid .eaid—'f j : ' * T T
. Lite of Pat.
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Wo “. I w»'t, g 9. that,”
u **?wmem-
‘ h *‘ .«iii»HW»i Al.
ehandn*. it*OU TifginU. k loyal 'gp~
yernment, wilt (Jb» "PierponL iktelv
Governor ol WMi it’ tbo
bewl of. it; .4. niimber of chanties
are already eartmSeii Withfn lu r Hia
Tk *5? new.’ steadily Wo*
•MaA -‘La# JU|y|s
mei; end rteXStoyepnoreentin K§ finlt
Ah
MmwSitV/pf the Su't*
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PmyAT* abtorii ; .&i ,
tabelpres* : ' v ’’ ’ P'.‘V ,
has made several
WOWeWiw ih tfm recintrald-tbyongb
the South west.. He sayabehaafbiind
,mrm*fA >, “ptfyath. hotels.; He
: fiW .A>oD<t eevh.raP of, then) in tie
mvels.ajid they /are 1 'certainly ,yery
hellwaiidgongfcjtoekhairmaeh clatter
raejM}*** .irae really leorutirhing-on
* * Presently ■ wiilihe s&o
to.tfcaMniUtatj|
weir you, ask then
“fcohfe'* oP
< v th«'WaiW.trfll ; UdbfcUai}
jft>hsustfa* a faro -:deitlefc i doosv wheE
lopk.as if
‘i?% w eC X°Ui aqd.Jnnp^ly
r 5 “ •'•' ; r!- : .
r -'‘ Ttieb yOtf lo’ok around t<v see -what
<el««i mign I yout.taste, and *eo another
.chap,, iV Hb eggs. Yoa - think . ‘‘well;
jpggs are comrnon, dear knowg.”
; “Well, give me BqmoeggS’ then!”
“Defn’e private’ too, ; sir, t>e gem
moofotch emhuro and - we cook *em
for ,h!rai" •. }/ \.-if ■■, •.•v
“Give me- sOrae potatoes, then; *1
.atrppoße theyfer.npt .private,” l*said
Wad enough to Attract, all the eyes
around the table.. - • ; .
.. ‘‘yea, rnassa, 'deta’s: (private,-. too;
but. I nan give you some-.corn -bread,
an' heie’s Boriie salt, an’ here's some
cbrn breadi” . ; V'': p ' j
ri «Gire me some of that butter, yea
.black .raacalj" l eaiii, .aggravated, an
indeed it should .make anybody, feel
who was paying eight dollars a . day :
for board. ' ’ 1
I “Well, HinfiaA, ’cfare, mas*a, dit’s
private, tool Here’s some salt!”
Spying, another nigger, I motioned 5
lim to rao, would slip a
bribe in his. fingers, and possibly get
some of difthea. He cniae
reluct autly.and as I oxtrndodjrnyband
with a protr.ise It; it, he stopped and
said in a low tone :
; ..’fl’se a private servAnl, massa.”
This capped the ciitnax, add 1 de
termined to finish my raoal'on corn
dodger and salt, nr.d take : the next
train'for a change. —Bujle Horn.
H^ V ‘
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evtakm
?«eti«o,
ifaeride
mk
Awl*-’
•totyi
4.»jo*pi (
(cargo 1
4to&f
>turd»r,
•Plying
landT-A
ha»ihe
i>T*bel
--.paid
Ifprnmb*
pSOOfto
It was
on tiie
, , rebel
;„WOljjh|
-,the
joha’s
Par*
riba :
.'a'are
<*ed
this
■Order
sfjys-
Elppomoat. ~ v ;;'
■ age, t\»e Pl -
'^tiQp,. attempted on
• •• ’ V
resident of Chicago, with: whom,.,in
I'vaWhus ways, he bad | esia'hHshbd an
' lntimacy, unknown to .the famijy.—-
He made her acquaintance at pic
nic, subsequently lavished presents
upon her, and finally i 1 seems, acin ally
succeeded in forming a .marriage en
gagement. Ot. Thanksgiving day the
rascal called at thef house and took
the girt out to ride, fond after a short
time'brought up in front of the Cath- j
olio church, whore arrangements has
been, made for performing the marri
age. ceremony. Just as they wore
alighting a brother of the young girl,
whose suspicions bad been aroused,
and'wbo' bad followed the "carriage,
appeared ot the scene, armed with a
pistol, and stepping in front of the
old villian IbH: bini that if he did n6t
return bis sister to her bonie, at once,
he would ' blow: him through? The
old wan tried to argue the, ’but
in vain. The trio got in.the carriage
and the girt was speedily - restored to
her pareoU.. On reaching the girl’s
home the old man took from-his an
ticipated bride some of the articles'of
dress which' he had presented to her
id made tracks for bis rag' shop;—
\h is the story of the Chicago
zwsw , ; ; ; .
nwr K*NTUCFr,—Goyornor
Kentucky, why lias just
Mjfeai je' fo the Legislature
N*vintM«, whli-ary tp
Nof rebel
'
v as'pict does
ve\pf the loyal
vfitfateii.'He
’UMtioh'. Of
nee from
ia
>Jie
Goob
'tiramlette,.
apni in hi* irii
bf that 'Sfolb,
tbabJfcpbutatloria
Zersin tho'Nbrth, ,
bt - patriotism, arid in'
6van fprtber'tharr isanii
(JoTemora of the* Middle
argues the complete f organ u
thle militia’ for.-home defonc
guerrillas and robbers, arid addi
a source of gratification that *
patiiotism'Cf -the podple has mol tm
efforts to place a 'sufficient force jn the
field for defence, ; and that We are
now more isecnre and better guarded
than at any tinfe heretofore since.the
jfcheUion. Ken tacky’s position in
reference to Federal relations is large
ly 1 'dia&ssed It ia conceded that
■negro slavery is not essential; to - the
liteofthe State or Nation.;* but that
the tJoion is. This is a wide stride
la advance, and is woithy of Ken*
Tnbjty. . The G&verabr moreover
pledges the edU're se trice ’of the
State*to the defence of theGorern
ment. He also recommends the .pan*
o/ !
df ,tjisr;inat : i|, —There ace,
perhaps, more printers ,! r. the'armj
to proportion to the nUinhtir In the
: oottiirry, then of any other profession..
.Sucl> whs’the fact In the' Texan and
Mexican .ware. In the v/ar. for the
enppreMion pf the rebellion the..'time
Ifc amvbtiess true. Among the hdmher
killed at the buttle of Chicaoiboga,
there; were thirty dva-printers -and
ing. weiaEtd-the
Toremost. rank* where the i|s| r(
faateet and thickest-
on
f,H» * 4 *_,
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VWapfea«*ini
’'ItJoV; iCu.rtin hni» is»iii'l'cTonetal
Order sfd. '4g,’T«i»illng aj <iou, the! poo
pl.eof Pennsylvania to rai»(leirqao
t* of 300,000 soldiers ct lied for, by
Tblanteenng. B.eMso states tbit wlien
practicable tM regiments will be'ro
turned to I the <HaU> to bj Wsrufted;
volnnteersjwill be hoder the control
pf thoGovernarantil: ready] to bo!
2«nt to iheir re jlrnenw j jireraiums of
1 025fclr veterani aiiidJJs- or now ■«.
I erb taQtHjj be jj aid Actin' I i ng: oft cer s;
yolahumrslfurt ished > by towns, etc.,
j will be cred i ted dra
a t ufantry wi 1- bt raised
[ for rogimenti that have, iot the full
putpber Of eioi ipariy pi-jg aril iiltions:
ffi - 'frill be '• a ciceptod.
tob Colored regi ijentsj and ere Jitedbu
the: draiftj .cam ifc of ; rendozv'Uiß will’
j bp- ,estabji?bed ih..various, jopities: i
who ertlrsi .will receivtroue
pfi.v r hrid Ta
-bounty and prenihm; of?fo2 others
jthan.veterans will receive ope month's
pay in advance aid a bounty undpre
; miutn of s2o2.^:.Tha''Governor. says:
ahori timCnow remaining! w>th
in ? which to fill the quota of ‘the State
i by''enlistment*! and thus aypid >tho
impeding draft,iadmdaishea,the loy
al citizens, of the importance of prbi
.Y.y'.ng. by'loyal bounties,, the strong
est inducements] to volunteer*. ' Mu.'
nicipalities of other States, by this
means, are seducing .from Pei nsylva
qia the able-bodied men? who should !
replenish hoc otfi regiments. Popr.-
sylvania, with a"j deficiency less.pro
portionaxe'y thin any adjacent Co m
mdn wealth, should show, by her
promptness and alacrity, now, her
ability to maintain the high; position
sbe has herereie fore, andTsuU ocou
l'’? : a ! Tl o n g e YI B 'B to r States, ih.con
tnbuting to suppibsS thip rebellion.
A. !."’s! ■ —-- ' ■■■■■ 'ii i.< ? ■
Billt oPre vant jSolcb Speculation.
I Mr, Lane, ot Kansas, introduced ta,
the Senate, on Tuesday, 'on , ten re, a
bill |)r-g jdjr.g thalt all trafee in gold*.
and foreit'n : oxchangir' for
speculating p’urpcwe*'; -or tho’pili fcbase
‘.lirough a brokelrj by depositing - less
than'tho full ampjint of tbi purchase,
or bn what i* khojwn as a .margin, is
expressly - prohibit 1 jSwkion 2
prohibits fho sale : of gold, silver or
foreign by any banker- or
broker, directly or inoirqpbly, at any
plapq except at- the. regular banking
houses or broker’s office. Sflfetlon ,3
prohibits the salt of gold: silver or
foreign cxcbange rinless itdtaaily de
livered and paid on . for i deli very.— :
Unite# the
a ««nj of notJetvtlian oaeofmoio than
ten. tlwaiand iand impiUoii
roent lop not less than 1 one op more'
than twelve months for each offense, j
Seclida" ir part df
the fine
The h. —AK,"
said. « »kepi — _ ;giai. .o «$, old
Qdalter, “I-suppose'joir an W of
I tbo«e fanatics who believe the Bible f"
| Ml do. believe the Bible/' said the old
mao, “does thee believe it ? : s
“No, I can have ir.o proof of its
truth.", , ; 1- I; ■/ •’ l=-’- | ■ ; '
“Thonj” inquired the old man, “doe*
Lheeb^iieve - iir France ?•’■ I ,l
*‘Kes|: lor although I have i.gt seem
t, I have seen, others who have. Bo
lides, therd ih plenty of feorrobora
dee proof that’ such a country does
uimt.’’ ; Ji ■ ’ ; .■> ’
“Then thaewill not believe anything
bee or others have not seen?” .
;“No.” , ; i •’ S S, ■’,* I
, “Did .the evefseo thy own brains?"
M‘No“j ■ ; h '■ ■'}'■ -I v
“Jiver see a man who did alee them?"
■“Jfo”! • . f . [-1;.,-. ' “
“Does tbee believe thee has any ?”
The last i.nestion put an hud to the
’iscdseion. ' ’‘ l
4
sL«jT*jroßp to. - ; ikr Shot.--X general
4oui|t martial iu the Army of the i*p-
SomaCdias se'ntendo'd to' bpeWot to
eath for desertion, private Robert
Co. 11.9 thl 1 .9th PennsylvaniaVol
untecin, and private -John
Go, I, same regimehV. Private James
Wolfe, Battery G, Ist Penn. Artillery,
fprassaaltmg an! is aiso'seh
tenced to bo »Kot to death. The Pres
-iaent has commuted the:sentence of
Wateon and Wolfeito forfeiture of pay
jtnd iinprlsonment|; i .[
4 "*** determiflB<l tM ?ttyjy I
not he told, jpcbe
•topped on account ol ab
ti;nfayonfcble «tatrfbf tfnbiili opUildb'bn
the subject, b*tivp[£oniiriOniaHaj wren
declaring that audbiini affair woarld be
S» ■
that
m fete
ytiuuq gan>ahot ot tb*-truth, . .
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; Conscience Stricken.—Sojn» (ciin
science stricken m.an.i n IJ.e w £m*k.bVs
sent to tKe
which ho Bays helonys’liil't’lrfi fJ■iVonrt
mont, and closires the ackr.bwledcmVn t
pfthe receipt to be made in ohaO£ *he
newspapers ofthat city.; Thendtp
ia 'written in Roman ,capital l.ottejni,
in' order'; £6 prevent JaP.. graces -ot an
tho»p v ; v-v--’- 1 Ir l :t
• y<!Vi .t
■f Mark : Trnnk)sn?n|id
'“a good kiclront of floors i»?b«!ttishi
than all thbl’ticjj upctcß-in .the world,' 1
A young man, loft ovpn ©xor r
ticns/drrrenont to stem the tiJe pF :
"fortune; will - rise \to bn cir.inenbc. to '
which affluence and luxury cannot fl
evate him. . n
Ri-ExuMiN9.—The -thre% - ; .
vol«tjteers ;aM rapidly re-enlMiiX }n i
.tlie/Airihj' of the.PoXnrac. ’
drice meets of 1 Yhe. Wtf ■
are 1
Many of.thorn b av« received fiirlnq «rUi,
for ftrtjref dnty in ijie fields ,• X
a ~ 1 - 1 ’~^ t;; •'• . -■«!>
’:■ P°'f_<;ge Stadent
aned.icjLock®. Where he VpeakiMtf ojfr
rajatfoni to* the. TJdfy’f
telatioriA tih
icKjie onswepcdisrJUi much riraplii*
. J,; v ■' "v i ■;■-! fl-'ji}.^«s--
hold ti t pnaoneritJotf^
parotid l to-reroain In^airtWi*'' /
Tty until ht iHOTiri Vi%
«fhe
IMIMOk
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l iaacrted »i jj;« rit-jgt4rB •
|,e«Mf.f«r. .tMildjfr-V
} • dT ertl»«», «ad oaTooi >d»erti*invi»t»f -
I **itT*■ ilneS'kf tbL tjp*’' I
|r^Si^|,?ull4. : ''
! islttf'rates. ■
|> ,Bu»ineS3 «ar|s,:. +»-«ejrt* *. Ijna.i per l ! y*»r'
!; BJii! oV
;°t- a>#4frj%;feW
The Trie m'phfii ,
fv ¥M !:.
(gtenriw *« , 1
e,d. ; ij,
to.. Hold what! ha, <a3nqiiers.. ;a , i!l ditt
means for tiding t h is<i a.t ho- w»L :
'-•as®, are ample, to
the formidalila' a n tr£i iciil nCribfjriLn cl
batteries captured-fro*'tbfe■fe«|e>Jl3'*- ■
■ln, view of tho substantia! Ve»a!tii,:Uae.
.President, _ ■_
nation “thatttuj
East’. Tennessee; awlcr .
ap.j t probable
I!iat_the Unlonfuress paiiti evgaft fc
be
simian,” ppteemingtbisiohc pi |i . h
- .nyoiu-',
mended lihatalf loyal pecip)e' ' ’’
in tueir,places and *
ppeoiabthanigf ;to' jhm
grcat:apvanpofn(iiit..of ; thp
causa.” 1 '. : , „"' .', _';:.;•' I
[f'TSe’«i^n^inliic^te ; thaV;£hb ’Tpiffc••<:
ribs:in the- West : vrifl! tend 5 tp 'hi|#fch ,V>
| of_urrtis in, the j j
re]sel .cause is rendered j
i cannot abide delay.' wbHe’Oiir, Ho||lfei*s ■[
df the Pdtomao'and tticrridynl 'eiju'ff- ■
trymen are oHy rnadethemon.l nf- ‘
dcni kuc|,vo9tif.e. Xile;,orily; dippenof •
pf. the insurgents, ; eeein-; to .lie in|prp-
6gbi''witii^iMii^^iaaU'jiW.-L;
last; grand effort will'.probably 5 w ft: tfp
burl lbeir CQinbi4i;dTirThu;s~ uubitf itu<
?Jt is to bo hoped: and.-uhder; vWtlvc.
liircumstahces, |p be cxisbciod,' -tbijt r
.the'decisive Ui#„>va*|s.ail=
victories" of itbe y :Vi o awil I liol b«
long ’delayed.': ‘ 5 ;
How ins SflO-pocxn PiitibTri!<AHfc '
6ii L |Tsr- ; ’
ris .island >v rites; As t!iareri*jid inan
ual ' laid. dowiV for the 3;-khpnuW.£r > -
. subjoin, tt>«: sTini; v - t
piece-irf bn its '-fromlbiit
lery;” ‘lmplements; no two 'idyb'a
in iiie samerplaccjui.l no one i|v its
ijjrti'per ' place. The instructor ..gives
the coniman,J, j! - J«ad her up.”.
pominard the'■gu'uf>er Vays,
you" 'fellers'.“brin ’<4 a shell” and rijCKh
brings a ;<iafiraJge“’’ ’ Srrn.t 4»f *;....
■‘fellers'' takes, small hand barronla'jol |
bring a sljeU ; Gaiiaer say-, •‘i'lbic-hi ' 1
that powden’t h2fbw, hold. on /
till X got out ja'ifuse.”'. ‘iStick
All’haniisi byjlirard.,'icuvlig.
shell to the embrasnre: Gui.nsrJ**’-''
‘rS.irab - Shc'is'swayu
heavp aiid
in
at doffo.” —■ - 3 - ■
■rutf* v ‘
go to wimWard, And W °&/*ittp«
round a,corr»er,,sd a<£f,6i'?tiT' - be lift? If /
the gap bursts. Gunrior--sa.vsr •' •
way.”, ,Sl>a biases a why kt-mar|t of
the gu'bpc-r on rsuir-niVij- tO; tbe ’ati’n. •••
‘•How are you, Sumter?’’' '
r- \ •'
aiuThe President has
don for K. \fr;-Gah|tt. of, Arlrania*.
front sthe penalty of treason. ;h.e.
incurred by accepting the. pnshioh cf
a Brigddier General ip the'rebel a -jny. ,
The ■prtfdou_reiiistnt|eai Mr G uit j-.iiv '
all h!a right ofpropcvty. excop'jnjj'
llioag relating to slaves. This iW Vh4
first; pardon issued by -the Pre.ii.iWt
since the proclamation annexed to ptis
annual message, j l ’
. ICu The Ohio Conspirators, -^o|fne r ,
time ago convicted for (V'
liberate the rebel- prisoners, at Caihp. '
Chase. x>y Vnorderin<r the Etnarijand;
with the intention of barniiigsorr.pdf
the cities of that State, were Rento|nf- •
ed onthe 4th inst- M’PbeWon and.
Cogle were fined 86,500 and costs -
each,-.and £1,0.00, arid to eta red
committed tintil the-fines are naid.--
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