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- ■ Biavta, Deo. 29th,1853
PnriMit tp. a call oAbA County
Superintendent, a number of Teachers
of Beaverxbunty conved at the Union
School balding, in Beaver, for, tb*
purpose of organizing an educational
society, and organijteikby appointing
J.-J. B«ed Chairman, and.?. iLßoyd
Secretary pro tem l)r.. Breckenridge
.was then called upon 'to lead the Insti
tute in prayer. On a commit
tee of .five was appointed to draft a
constitution for the, government of the
Institute to repbrti at thp afternoon
aeapion. ( The chair appointed' Dr.
Breckenridge,. C. Boggs,M; L. Knight,
J; M. Boyd and it. d. Creswell said
committee, ‘.On rh'afjon, the Ihstithte
adjourned to «heot at If, - p. » j, \
Afternoon Session.—Society met ad-!
cording to President
in the chair.ji Minn forenoon
session read and Approved. The l ohm
mittpe appointed to draft a constitu
tion and prepare business for the af
ternoon were called upoh, and,! thro’
their chairman, offered the following
preampleadd constitution ,'which was.
read and adopted:' j .■ j; j.
Whereas, It is our duty as rational
apd accountable beings, to avail our
selves of AM the facili ties which jProv
idence affords us for the proper devel
opment and improvement oiMojur men
tal And moral facilities: Therefore,
Ifesolved, That wo form ourselves m
fpAn association for mental improve
ment, to be - as “The j Beaver.
■ . --‘•'u~i County Educational Institute,’’ .and
Quarterly. Statement of Bank 0 r that we adopt the following Cohstita
<- Beaver County- ti.oh fpr our guidance: ' , ;<i '
. NEwlteiiiHxoK.jioT. 4, 186 S 1 Art.. Ist. The ohject,of khis.Asso
, JbesoVuces. ] ; , ciation shall be the mutual improve
fctuzni bills discoantcil. Botivs' $68,724 48 roent of its\ members in the 1 theory
ins 'T *
X.i. r s-10 per cent, irias. notes... 4.850 oA vaimemout oT education generally.
furniture sad officer fixtures. 1.. t,958 9ii Art *nd. The OulCCl's of this Soci*-
Dae from 0tJftrbank5.^J........17,075 5 ! ety shall bea President, Vice Prosi
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■ J. ’ AUd. BRADLEY, Bupt., TE.
in
~respo. Jing jretary.
Said officers shall be" elected annually
in December, by ballot, and perform
f the' duties’ usually 1 , assigned such of
f fleers; v- „ ' .■•, . -J ■■
, Art! 3rd. A‘ny teacher, or person
[d6|iroiiB of’ entering the profession, or
jWhjP&ctivo friend of education* ihay
ai member of this association,
by Phyiiigap initiation fee of 25 bents,
(laaiCa ejccepted) and subscribing to
theJDonßtit,tttiQn. T * ,
, Art.. 4th. The regular m’eetingifccf
this .-society shall bp held anniialy in
December but special'meoti ntrs may
•fan
Sifpcriotendenl. >, s ' . Ij "
' ■V't, sth., ' 'JUiis Constitution! may
be amended, or any of its provisions
terripsrarily suspended, by a [vote of
two thirds; pf. the members btePpnt,
and ten members shall be necessary
to constitute a quorum for the t;ana.
action of business.. | ■. |
1 On motion, two critics, were a'ddcd
Lo the list of Offices. *• - . ,
The committee then ..reported the
following business fori t|m afternoon.
Election' of offlceisi jand aijciissioa of
the following!question: ‘‘Hot shall
I this Institute 1 ; be'made interesting and
j useful The election of officers for
j the ensuing year,,being next in order,
! respited as toilowi: ! i 'l'
! Pjrcsidenl: J. I. E«ed, (Co So n’t.)
,Vjice President: ,S; H. Peirsbl.;
Ecc. Sec’y: J. Whithara. ! i
•Cor. Sec’y; Dr. Breckcnridgo.. ! = J
, Executive Comlrilttee: Dk B'reck
enridge,-J. I.jßeed, S.uM, Poirsol, C.
Boggs, J. M.jßpydr! •; M.j
Critics; Miss Kate Moorhead; M. li.
Knight.,’ . .i, : I' , | jj. ■
On motion, ‘ tbedlfjmjssion ;of the
question, “How shall this Institute bk
made interesting and' useful ?’f was
laid over until.the evening session,—
The Executive Committee reported
the following business for thp evening
session. Ist; President’s mahgur&l
address; Discussion! “Mow shall this
institution bo made interesting and
useful 3d, ,Lpcturo;*by Dr, Breck
enridge— or 1 alpha
betic writing/’J 1 .
Oh motion, the Institute at journetl
to meet at 6j o’clock, p. ra.?j J ~
-n —r ' Evening session -Society met ac|
CLEISI j cording, toadjournhient, the president
winnui * n the chair. ,Holl called and minutes
fSIOQftI. QCfVICES trt tuO nP tUn a 'a i • • | |i j-'
SR AND SURROUND- °* the afternoon tcssion read and ap-
I, , i_ ,j .....I 1 proved. Ati inaugural address was
psburg for the present, then delivered by tho Prosident, alter
isilted at any timq, which followed adwcussionLoh the
hvrenty yean. [• P ar i tlcl P. at ? d Ik by Messri I Paireol,
(tent[io)yf theifflioted Roberts and others; at the clpse| .of
P«:— ihisealsed which Dk Brockenridge delivered ah
aticAffeaionß.’Tedale"'interesting lecture on “Alphabetic
Wriufg-Y Toh'Ebiletr Astern,
! i ) e< * to jneet at 9 o clock, Wednesday
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; * Thi Society met according io ad-
PENN*A.! ft .joarnrhent, the President ih’the chair.
rr t, • • 1 prayer by , Dr. Breckenridhe.' l The
[PhovniETpß • roll; Was then called,,and members an
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’* and satisfactory nun- mIUUt ? B , of forenopn session bead and
■ !j - approved. Keport of criticieJm#! was
SALOON,; . then : hoard. J. M, Boyd .‘tpeh pre
ef Oyeteiji may be qb- Beuted hisj method of teaching meUinz.
ln thepdUcussioh' that; pnsUed, a^pr efl
rheffi • urer ‘ manifested for thdwntMw
i« Pittsnuno^mar. rrtet boM of teaching|tbat nsoful science.
Mi, j The dlscnssihh bf thi qnustion,' “MjbW
patronage bereto- ; shall this be made Interest
••nance iawe iej ing and useful J’< was opened pwSdpL
Morrispfl.^oJ;.iho';;
tiitngs which hi sald Vwi Mat teach-
ffeel 1 that the,' Institute i»
.. their' meeting; and eapE‘ ond shonld
home: prepaid *od;diterni!ned ‘to oob- :
trihuti Msi part toward nfakitijg* It
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Wonts .ind earning* ...ij.
5 95,050 00
.1... .1,400 00
. 112.307 25,
. .2.720 17
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bel before me, this
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COCBRY
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in the ro&in |
Siokts i Tsllon; and
i-Bjj’j office’, where we*
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COFFEE, 'i \ ' -
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sror and, vicinity, that
OCERY' St PRODUCE
| t'nnflerly occupied, bj
directly oppositei the
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*. large assortment of
FLOUR, POTATOES, and;
Mother articles' piual y kept in a
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■ ods, a tlho,hii di os t market price
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A thousand years,
, Work's Great WaniiSorjfj, Words iind
J • Music, in Jjanoary Number.
■> tenOOt)\\iaGAZlXE FREE'.
•TiClakk’s Sc'aooi ' Visitor.— Voly
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Publisher, of this favorite
' ’■ ’MM.'’* ft' order t ) reach all schools;
lend, the Visitcii ono gar griitis
, o tme’parson (who wiilacl aj Agent),,
an.pos.:. o f^ oo in';,he United Slates.
‘‘j* >sj an unbaralh lod offer. , a
Address, yyith fit e cunts enclosed
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' Inativv,.
Missjelinie Calhoui* r
her . ; iß<sttw %f' f&llifogfl-Jto*..
WHK fit'
tiom
subject, “Wastes of the •cheotApm,”
was dismissed by.'3V yn»itban|P The
OKfaAjoft '-vf ercises ‘ for /the ' aftcrr.obn
was then! road. lOn tnetlbb,
the tomeet' at
1 o'clock,p.'ik I •'*•<
’ i -Wodnesdar Ariel doom
met agreeable - ton- adjournment, 'the
Presidoht in ] the Chair.' ' 801 l ;cal|ed.
minutes of r,tjho .forenoon read and
approved. Bepgritjou criticisms wk*
tfc en read, after Which J. Whitham
presented his 1 of teaching! pern
manship Dr Breckenridge delivered
a very interesting! .l‘Morai’
Culture in-Scnobl.''|., was follow
ed by some well-timed rornarksby J.
I. Reed, urging teachers to'give spp-l
dial attention; to the moral training of
their pupils. ind thus [avoid consort
. ing- SQueation whish should be a bios
sing Intn'a cans.' Prof. jErantzjNotv of
Castle, was then calledjupon [to give
his method of teaching English Gram-;
mefl Ho said ho had vurioua.methods
the principal [of which waa/thd Ham
mer and method. (Recess fif
teen minitlobj)' iir ■; -
Thd subject! of ( Wriilen Arithmetic
was;thea taken dp and briefly Uiqcus
. Bed by Mr. Boggs.; The was
further remarked upon by Miss Jetnie
Calhoun, Messrs. Boyd, Witbam Wil
son and jDrj. Breckenridge. Supt.
Morrison .then delivered a , very
lute resting address on “flow to make
tho'School rcofn interesting and at
tractive.” .’t i - .
* OEn motion the society adjogrued to
meet at the Court House, at ‘' pV' - '
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Evening Session.— : Sod'
greoable to a|ijounimon f ., a.
led tlo.order by thp Prpidi
the [j roll way called and
■ the afternoori sjcssio'n rca*
proved, the aud ieppo was. 1
tortained by p'veiy 'fitting
dh /'[Tho.TeachcrjT full of ’
reflectionjpn exalted di
the faithful educator, wh
[ fail to be beneficial to the
i whieh was followed by a
Snptl Morrison'; JSubject,
of the school: room,” in
presented, a burn per of o;
tices which sllould ba.cajrei
ed against by teachbrL
cpjisxi 6ftcq^minHlfls;tV.
«ab|jact* dist* , “W.
tutes| tho ol omenta of succfc.
school ioom?’1 by 11. J .
.well I in'a Very able maPr «r Fur
ither remarks;;by MissJ'pnnio Calhoun
Mcssrs.'Knight, W ilHon,Pierscl, Supt.
,Mdrrison, Prdf..Taylor and I>r, Breck
enridge On| motion a. committee of
three was applied to draft resold
tious -expressive of the sense of the
Institute The I Chair appointed,
Messrs. Boggs, Knight and WhMhaiu
said comrailtop. ‘
' Onmotiouftho society' adjourifed to
qaSet at 9,o’clock [Thursday ■ tnpduing.
j ThursdaV, Dec. 3lsjt. £
. Society ;rr>et pursuant to adjoijirment'
tbe presidehti.in tljie Chair'; prayer by
lie. Breckentlidgs.l After calling tlrtT
roIT and adoplingl the minulei of Ja«t
evening’s session report on criti
cisms, wiis . read, j A elass drill on
Writ ;en Arithetlcl was thou conduct
ed b|r S. Hi. Peirsol
was ihen opened; by M.r. Todd- on
“Sch ill Government,” followed by,
Supt. Morrison,Prpf. Taj* lor, Dr Low
ry, D l . Breckenridge, Mr. Peirsol and
Mr. Crcswell. -, ' 1 - ,
On motion thejijocicty'adjourned to
meet at l o’c oek p. m. ; !
. Th irsday Atterpoon .—Society met
in the order of adjournment; roll cals 1
led, minutes approved and criticisms
read, Supt. Beed then presented a
programme pf daily ex6iciac3 in;,the i
school and prged ,upon teachers the j
neces lyof pursuing so.mp regular order[
of exofcises.il Dr. Breckenridge then
enter alnbd' the Institute by; giving
some exerciies inGymnaatics, and
reconi mended teachers to intrjjtfucelT
as a t aily exTßroiae in theitchopl room,
whicl i was replied to fl. Pqin-'
sol saying that exsreiso in thh 'open'
air Wps preferable, 1 and also that pu-‘
pils_ib the rural-districts usually bare
sufficient exerciaei to develop their
physical powers. After an interest
ing class drill in reading by Ur. Tay*
lor, tbe comoiittee on resolutions, to
portelllthaJflUowiiig; t
Resolved, !thet it is the duty of
teachers,having charge ofonr schools,
to labor faithfully- for. their own im
proveMcht', {that it hey tnay be better
able io discharge the|r duties in the;
•chool.raomr : --f | ;
Resolved, That teachers who nexj
fleet Itoattend bur 1 bounty and District
nstitntea, are loosing . one of the!
greatest me|ms of improvement.'
Resolved; That ov« of the worjjc is
one of the indispei sable requisites of
suftcera. t '* :j. -f j !
jlßeiiolved,) That we tender tliecitia
sens of Blearer our cordial thinks for
their hospitality, so kindly extended
to=; nal; that- for this *e shall’ hbld'
thbmiin grateful mlamhfy. | J 1 : i
flesolvedf. That] we tehdeh onl
nks toßrof. Taylor for hiis highly
interesting-f address delivered before
the ! ' v
HesbrVed| Thatfwe
County Saperiiatendent,Mi\ J.' I [Reed,
a. pleasant shdtiniable man.andre feiy
way worthy of ahd well .bnalided to
dfbubargb the dhtibs 1 of the high 17 aid
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At. L. Knigljt. J.
Peirsol a do'*' s tl
- acommi. .prepare and ai{-|
range the proco of this insti
tute-for >. , . I
c On nioiion abcieljrAdiPn mod. i
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Jv W hit ham, Seigjfc , I
Singular Incident.
; A Cincinnati pap?J,%*y s ihat some
tbi-ee<fx-arB'ago'a nfamet>'j)d »■ the cf-j
|,ty thrown into!
commotion 6y r t he , '*L!dd’en disaopbar
a'nce of.a.‘ years of|
of ago. She was iiScJtcd tolhq ferry
boat, but woethcr sbSftiad passed safe!
ly over or bad been’drowned was not
discovered., , ,and anxiopsj
waiting brought no. Ildings of ber.-U 1
The frenzied and unhappy father, al
though in . moderate' : circ'nmstancosi'
sought the newspaper office*, and Ad
vert i»edj a reward-AT one thousand j
doilars-to whobvenjfcould restore hit ’
missing chi'd. iAllptVed unavailing!
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straining their jnyes to, gather into one
I look the ir.ultilbdir.oaq objects which
; thifohg' th'e public iandihgl One, hoW
bter, a young girl, budding into; wo
lnp the outer rati and
looked wistfully ever(be nailed shore
of Covington tdHtefoj bid away tin*
ifer a clninp of.jt??es,| was the cottage
{of her childhood, hbpipg \n vain to
j see the curling to Her'
;a warn welcome within. ' Qbickly
I she pasted over the ferry, where long
since ghe had disappeared.. No one
looted or knew' her* and she wont
( without interruption to the door of
her! father's bouse. ;,It answered not,
her knock; weeds bad grown up rank
and shoj'aad left flowers,
and no s ; gns of human lifewore to bo
found U>ere I .
It VraS the turn now.of the wayward
| child to weep, And when, by inquiry.
! shefound howfar and/almojt
j ly shd was separated from her parc’nta,
•he began to fcel dosolute. Piqued at
[■'Ofoe chiding, or some punishment,of
, by* mother, she* bad gone ‘ upon a
| steamboat,' where a female passenger
I hired her as a nurse. After a little
while the war b'tokp pqt, 'stopping all
| intercourse with the! South by .the
[ river, and, though she soon found that
untried; friends-but seldom! prove
steadfast ih,trouble,and that the harsh
_ness of. a parent is.melting kindness
: beside that of a stranger,;yet she was;
unable until lately to I’etarn: A kind'
•iady ofj Covington, has givod to the
"Wanderer until Ler r .yeturn is made
known to her; parents.^— -Louitvdk
Journal, j ■ t .i| i. ; .
1' Wlq tale: —A - comjgponident/'Nnx,’’
askb, “WBat Mlfeimo.(bfiWigfalir’
Hi* fferfofmance to our
knowledges wai 7 waving l his ■white
handkerchief 1 Anderaton on"
tho day off tbs rcbelbombardment -of
Sdmter, entering the fbrtJ-’ drinking aj
glass 1 ' of liquid which, wuen he- had!
entirely engulfed, the Burgeon-- of, the!
{or 1 .,Palely, but inipuife jest,informed
him was rank f poisJonjl tbdn e.n treat
ing piteously to’ hare |lhe ;-Blornach
pump applied, to which; fho : surgeon
geneiobsfy assented. ;History takes
leave of Wigfall at an Unprecedented
rtomentin his icaroer)j—when* .some*
thing was going oal ofl biai mouth in- 1
atead of in it. The appearance, per
i formance, add disappearance of Wig.
[fall upon the sceno of*public affairs
;m the country an all equally absurd.
In the Senatp of the United States ho
was a fierce, mduutebahkS Ip the
rebel councils and\army fae made no
mark* whatever.Kldke!| mahy of the
other leaders of tfab\Ul starred and
bloody [plot, such*ias Yancey, Prrofv
Ployd; Wise,«pniU, Keil^and
OlT.ho hisd>eeqpraetk;dlly oSlterated
by itsdevelopment,, of
• b statesmsn Wigfalib however may
console themselves byrefleoting that
J* e b V®*d e hjiifff, eviaftoraoon-
wins' -I)°'
/or, pul
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tioas w«re»d
4»!pb»rged.; [■
tr appointed
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>ndjmV olftbi ik r -Y‘ \2Vi7Mi
loUo.vring of some
'oils a.t Eichittoo4; where
>w ;^ohffMdi, ; «ud iKo
who have | chifrgo of
"Libby. 1 fine} the
description my &Sy. j
i I wm an inmate oi that
’do of misery.< ■' •' l ,'
the canal, aijd at the. cor«
andTwentr-pretstpecta,
..a mile of jjMKboholta”
horri<L Arisen. Tbe
i
'tli ofthhhmldingon Cary
ftj-eet i> about,lBs feet, with a depth
°f- feet on Twenty-first
street, jlt is divided into three, sec
t|9n,8 r by 'btout brick wail anil is 6b
tfaewde next loathe canal four atones,
.while ob Cary is but three
series in bfeightr— thei 'stories
peing divided into rooms,
® . 45 , and 90 feet, On the ground
floor this room .next'to Twenty-first
streets [is apprcpnaled to" the rebel
guard, the next to the Union officers,
and the .third is ;the hospital. This is
on the ;Cary, Street side, or front of j
| the building; . Ob the canal aide, the
i lower story, or grpund floor is the!
i ,cook hduse and rtrepfico/ fpr the deqd\
I Until a sufficient nipnber have aceiimula
-1 ted to make iticort hi while toremqvethem,
I or until the stench becomes too great, for
j the rebels themselves to bear.\
j On the second floor, in the two
’|j rooms next to T street,are
i over four hundredVnioh soldiers, and
II on the third room pm this floor may
|] found oftbe remnant of some one hun
*i dred Union citizens,' whoj. jbi
r - wiioj. hash Wb •«., V— . . , ,jg severity. , •--)>TO 1 . jfy,
mcareeratcd since the commencement| the man who, v'hon Col. Benedict was killed him with a common axo. - Hbjw.
of the war. Some few of | those. pria-. j unable to leave his wretched bed,stood oiany were engaged'it is impossible iq
oners were Quakers, werej releus over him with .1 revolver in Im band, wyjthat'they were, all banded together ■
ed on the payment of $5OO ( eaclp— jsnd swore that ‘s‘if he did not got up t 0 there is not the least doiibt. , It,
epar floor he would kick him pjat of it j’ •• hrsurprihmg! whatobjoct they qouW: ♦
1 Now.’thpn, for this remedy for thV ,vo ',*] ty*dS* they could (dii WcK
V,inflows gfoss and diissTacejfal jabuses, theth- ’stated thoyi, U li^U'wirh';
a limi- human and -barolarbhstroatrabnt which with gucsj .vlL^W.the'.pW
|25 feet, I liaiseso, feebl^jattempted ! tbj set forth. ?f o fy- f The record' now M that', wilh- ;
mt|d of What should ke'aliation It fin aymit seven..Uni,or. qien fiavojhjen: ;.•?
,in (He ! is a harsh admit,'but a just ope; in this coantyi \ ; V:> : / i
jtfed to anderahe pirou'mstanees. It only r«j- l\know al|~ about i
ir. an in- quired ijidt it sliould- be Inyq.’k^aTwHbJi** o fi».°' f fhlqgs vvllicb have resulted in ?
>r night, diserptioin. iwi are not 5 to .'auppos/fhiii in the barbarity \ V
to bo will no contented a[nd happy w hlch permitted ,!men, 'rwoii&e«*: and i ’
There pt isotl anywhere,; hut no sucli com- children, for at lealst [twelve hours, to : I
im the plaints art. heard from any place in » te P pverono d'esd body.aud let tJijeiri f j
ilbrpak- the South, where h risoneys q{ war devour The two-, j
most inj have be'en located, ds from Richmond, deserters iii "question, about W yeiteivl'! j I
*toal j Ih trhthl fc more or 'less a S?j ***•«!«; fi mnederpns assaalt on ■ ’
It ef fhq cpnsidbAtlon iSlWhown to | prisoners, itbejm—-sti'_|wUi iv
vt-halta butun Richmond'A prisoner ialoakeduzh lawiwtbqid-—thht JTbad dubs -■A-iV-i
! peas") Therefore, the remedy, is. dpt to visit anTpropaded to lay out ceitiuifiun;ocj%. j
.e, treat the sips of Richmond ruffians jhpon >f I have only halt avbhance. '• ; ■ .
, .-“P** aek, and.soldiers from cri,her-titateaj hat to-re- -1* will he highly instructive Tor thsi ; _
in S“T. - -‘ mK . quantities. .taiia/e socei/vpcn Virginia'soldiers. I£ n at,ion, rhembors of’
ij ®o much for the Ljbby\Prioon it* f Wjforsq. ib«n lippeal to ihb “ n d °fher leading men," that Ii go (o .
a||. this the I Riqbmdni Authorities, [Winder or hw the root of the 'matter. Tlie-pariied-•
treatment received by the iihfortanato sd^briJinnles; —they are insensible to hip whtc-h this deed wasj- ,! •
#«*»./•. ■• i • ; X the .first emotions of kindness, pity jdone commences abbdl ajnUe ahd^- r
| JBpdI«? Is.e (surely miscalled) is consideration, or fine chivalrous feel- half south of my house, but\tO soms-i
in : the James Rixer. abpnL half they have }0 hearts, of[they'are degree around me; ; for,
g inshot from fhel.iLibby. iin i right pr -stone-—cold,; callous, cras! We several of my neighbors rejoiced wibeh" , ■ ..
opposite t.hax famied,lnstitution of the bave>seeif tbeiiri, and the'y beard [of (lie inufcrersi ond .isa^ii; '
Simny, South, [fti is n longj Ipw sand: work.s.’V Jletalbiion, then,Strict, stem •dalpi t bf Spence and Jacquat-d' 1 '
bank, tnd iwhen there is.a freshet in and wfjtihching, and that on' Virginia to Birq in hp|l. ■ .
die, largo portion; ofjit f disap- rebels onlj,, is the true remedy tor th|s : to;! domoi lo th 6 poiiK lilic i
hears beneath tha pithy \yatcrs of the monstrous disg the we live -great m*jority these ;pe6plc'>pW
Jqtnes. It is- °ry tjjiva more sandspot I in'and to civilii atibn.! iX I ,©. a. religious, - »nd belong "to: yarioiis'i
that bur poor shiverinffj ' -.-4-—--L-' I* ' 'churches. 1 Their 1 preachers, with
'Thio' > - --'w ' 's - - ■' ■’br'w r ' -
Ilhion soldiers are ho held in, utter
wretchedness,,naked and famishing,
arid subject to all the dir;©! diseases
eohscqaent OD exposure ,to jthe ele
ments in such a locality. It |as ; nev
er jbeeri occupied as| a dwelling place,,
inll waSiOiilyevisited in the daytime!
by!a few shad fishery who had a few
rude hnt| there, until the |‘chivalry"
foiled it'a convlenient place ItoT get Vid j
ofi iho ‘ d——d Yankees!'' j,-'
The relentlos-ly cruel treatment of!
thel Union prisoners ip Kibhmcnd
commenced ■ immediately after ihe
prap halt.’© of Manassas when the
prisoner* •were* confined inf'Ligon’s
Tobacco Factory,? on' 1 Main and
Twenty-sixth streets,',. and has con*
tinued unabated :to tlie present » day.
From fbe bOginning the prn»ohej» nave
beenlhnder the ‘supreme control I of
Goh.iWinder, but at that tiipo’ Capt!
Gib Wand Lieut. Tbdwere hW
dmajtes, who came in din set contact
wjth (ho prisoners. Winder i i?a man
of middle:hoigßt, |or, slightly t it,
adyanced in years, : lather;‘stoii tlyJ
built,! hair quitojwjhite, florid in! Wm-)
plexipln. with a red noso jand jcpld, j
crqel! gray eye j and his pc ;s f rom Ihe j
first prove clearly that* he a precisely!
wpatlthat eye indicates to the pbsor-
Tlpr-Tpo'd, cruel; and vindictiva!] i The]
last two mentioned 1 have jbo h, Wen
killed, as l! aifi informed;! ar d |’hi ive I
therefore gpno where they travel boon,
“rewarded according to their works
but I Way mentiph that jwaji. under
the rAnmc of Winder, Gibbs and Tod,
tr.e u Ligon •„ Prison iWi perforated
with \ii\usket balls in at i <last twentff
u&icW/ppd that Gleason. Ipf tjye/dFfire
main of the E*i,
regiment, and -spyevali WjrV' Vpre
thotby the guards for/mer<
ing out of the wlindpws j qi
at this time so.
■perinittt»di in tb£ broad : ldpy
bring' a. bmn j skull .jwiti
passed through tpo eyes,, an
it in Jf6ai of the
pW>lic Btreet, shodtipg o|tl, | ’
Wrandished a bowie kni
is .the last of ,onel-Wr—
' j Ihesbjare bnt a few.crf thi
ties practicednndor the! ey>
mien mWtionedaboTe ;the wh<
All a gobd *ixed. i y.ol n ®ev
these hatjegono to theia W
Shall the third esoap*>‘tou:
here? W! . v.:'- -|3[i“ .[: L
■ Oeff. !.|fhider. still ■ | retain*
■i■' V -J H.'-' ! :—L_ L
.1 ■ I
•s
■tel
p!>
j-.-i
:sii)3 -pn-J j'v,Sl'i-s&.-lifj [ ; _ '
'Ti
64-i ■
■k :\ >■- .!.
■' i/ . ■
~~
■ id-.iin
•».
4 , 4. .
' . if
XSS
/-v-* • » : w '.-: r
Esta
sprh maud,, thou j.h Capt. Turner ia the
Tbis mail, thp,ugb lauded continually
by the Richmond - press.fvi hi* kind
tp. thfti prisoners, •& cruelty itself.
Eyary petty-annoyance .that cart be
invented is tried in order -that some
eno may infri ngc even 'in- tbe.ileast
degree some oflbis- rules, ao|, that iie
may have the , satisfaction of .“buofe,*
■jog and:gagging,” or putiniron.s or
bn bread and water, the,offender .(?).•
I hove known bim to threaten to hang
one individhalbeoauso he wo bid not
get twelve i«aen sweep ,tbe : street
-in front, of the prison, and be put lour
» dark room, On broad
Orly-eight house, be»
Id clepn ‘out his
>is disoription -in roy
l: -• -i I'-'--.
ntenant, in, the rebel
id, Winchester, _Va. /j
*ix months at West
7 : spare/ build, thirty
years pld, about ,five
in height; daik hair
u*d or luduatanbe, gray
xyerqUH look; « deep*
lUliacrstifi; gait., .Unis
), coat and pants. - ’ '
nand to the abore ele
lof th§ “F. F. V,s” is
ant in the rebel army,
f Baltimore, is fiijl six;
jouttw en ty—[fi ve years
ght hair, sjiffht moua
lexion and blue eyes,
blue cap, gray/ coat,
with black stripe, and
kith,steel scabbard,—.
es out all "the odium
c orders of his superi
Anting sr H.
men in ironain
and ; water for )
causotheyiwoi
j 6 table. -1 find I
.diary aa follpvy
.‘‘Turnar.Kjju
belong!
waa formerly'
TpintjJaqj *ei
to thirtyrfive
ifeet nineinehe;
jdoaa cut npbea
eyes, baa ■ cad
voice j and a pe<
fortr.—gray ca]
■Next in jcomi
gant specimen
firaack, Lioutei
He is a nalivpjt
foet in height, a
old, has abort, 1
tache, fafr coni]
Uniform—rsky
.light blue pant;
wears la’ sword
This man ejTrr
and aboniinabli
ors, with unreh
tfoul
»r. 1q
aaos-
• ’ r
iLvU4
Mew
icoun
oncei
10m t;
> was
h tliifj
lehii;
)0, at
.« org;
-littir Cov
i- days ag. gu
it of the ipnrdbrs of
i! and Jacquard, by«de<*
bey attempted I to ai> j
dpne on the 10th
j in thip
| counci liaised! a fund
jd a company of, thir-
Saniaed to hunt
bring them to justice
jlpotlhe military dr
jop reaching the scene,
Phillips, with a forcl,
a apd ar
jtdn of thosejwho con
ihe murderoommitted.
[many j as a ( hundred
laski, and Alexander
me on; and altogether
amps in scacb pflthe.
vain- Thdirnamcs
id the settlement in
1 -tfeas 1 : done ( contain*
I tue same hamefThe
jt to. Bee wh3ltri.he mji-
UT of ,4ho
'4 iajstfl in' Cairo. |
I many beforevtb’e
rrested, as wejl ds
n and yopcg folke,
ilow*cg statement;
d came toKelter’s
Qg of the!9th. air
ing. men, piid fill
house-till morning.'
irs told the deser*
it seems they had
——. w, t them todro jthein
h' 1 rould |iot do, bnjt laid;
(the porch,- Spence
>p them j bolhj had'
when thq deserter*
I,' and /beattbem till
these-witnesses,
apart,, and jpa they l
fbarticnlar, it . won In
t the- truth of
is surprising that
u. who confessed to
Idly, look (on, and
say, nor giro any
deed to any one.
ext day, the llth.
i
r,; when raho~ came
jdnaia Hnspopch,
fhro, where they
* and
the tii
ra
ne.ncod
[ht or ;
I*. saw |
P.
t Pal
pad c.oji
0 «wi
but irk
rs.-ian
1 deed
Hies pi
fll war
r\\
ire hp]
guo«,they
iff
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Ji- '.f,
■d: " 'i!|7 «.’ '?: ’i|
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hed 1818
ITS Of
Ulinoi
-An II
»• a;
;.-i; |
i; t
■if,.
, • a
-fNOTfoi?
to MOVER
M*«?1hbw»I«, V . ; '
tUfitgrp ■<
■ ’■ 8^ B owt. *<Wlti<jmt» «r v ;; : -
-.tfbig-riitefc ... >‘..- ■/■<»■ •• "' .-'
BUh&eSs'oinl*,. .76 oasis per jra»r» ■
•„-. towrlin* )h>U(i«il >-T'
»nd other BotleM ar puhlio alttiM-flrcii. >’•■' *-
ftaW bo ' Wus- matUereiri.'
many r |rpin^£^!if
askod them ibreß fofirltimcs vrbtre '
tier, hnsbfod #m t oul Lbiyt l
not * word.. ~S tw as It «d [thpToi^.riso,
but got : no royly ,'til l,‘ at: ijiUtjWgpl^,
man tho:eiJ-J
Ir\df»n- gqjiigiround shel fo^ricl'.jtifr
ho’swiiwlj lyins/bjr' t;ie
Divide one. v While a
Htfm : fW« :
Christian lanTi’- ahii ’tiV tU6' :
IJOnoisJ-TttrS^re'JbnirdleniiV«btv -,
rtk'd^foSaalt
wba't par LeVtt»id,tho jeap,tofi'Siil'
. -,:- V .. . -‘tL— ,
breast.wh ich_wen):tlirou gh WWitSack;
clean, bis
gone,' and they
r.aok-handlj(jrctu6f > ; At . <:
reported that be was
so, I stated toyod^-biititb'ifc!R>ffi«afk.
count is} irui, '>-1 »'•. • :;V-VC:7r-' - I '■
Oc. M • ,
eralcati , Vifhicb .aCeaVed. a
hatchet jUe whs not WboliyVleM tiif . ’
[ bisj wUd caino,,who lives'in :J-
Fromkhis! it'isafTpJjiih as the :i|kb( .- ■
of the sun tjjavthoW
I noblowswithr guns could roakahsntdi y
wounds. The truth probable
A little after dark S p e n '6e piTd 'JicQtiM'
left their at- a rnatfis. by- jitf*. ;■
name of Single. -According
rp such, ob,e Went to jmeTtlop' . .
andono, to another, ..so, as tßpro'ien': ,
escape? Jacquard wae nhnhlt'), c-nlar.
wbejn tjia gang!,Jy-ingViniwkit,* set up
op hiral The.night SWas. stormy; nrrJi
dark. -Spence, on .going )round life
houseto.ihebackdoor, met the:Jvii
tains cbticealed the cornels, 'made 1
by>h.« * ieeting'ohirnne; w.Uenlhe
vtery few'orceptions. are laboring; won,
farmers, and'(he like, and ffenii
ci jus fo^riho/' of the . State. rights is
nbt bo firmly any part ; i
of the.i SoiiUi, as hero is thetonn 4hat.
slavery is a diyine instiiution. opdain-. * ~
ed of,Crodi ;and that iwhoeypKnd'yo; . ’
cates the freedpii 61 sliivcs'Ts nn ”
wicked raan.ideaerwing of dcathdi
and this ; doctrine always lias beorr ■!
taughi by. the illiterate preachers.— r *
Too will find , men the finost' quick, ' ;
honest, indtistrioua and, thriftyi he-'
lieying this, and .np argument Van
touch them, j Th'iS. eVenJhen’ to their .
minds, ia a hellish war—tho menvvere
seducod into the army under thq pre
tence df f restoring the Union, hut ~
rea|ly the negroes,, a-nd if is ’
right thafthey should desert. ’ .
Most truly has the Chujfeli been' the ;
“bulwark of American eld very’”,ait'l " ‘
tor her teaching* are 16’ . bo aspgiped*
the most awful crimes |t'hftiwuiC«a(r.
,b«ig|iiilty of,; either
orlto the angels, to arid tKCJod..;' ■ .a'
Hasten the blessed dajvvyhpu of/this
ten times accursed sysfeffi of Ar»6ih.
cam slavery, ‘■there shall : not be -deft
one stone upon tbit sha|i noU ■ ] ",
bo.throwu down.''— Cot.- Tribune. •'
KaRRIAOE Ot AN A RMl >sds HtßOi
A low. days ago we mepjlpttVd* the ■ ‘ *.
niftrfiage of thearmioSS coioi sergeant!
ofa regiment, PJunkett, -
r to;sp a 2diss. Njsllje liommerV. i. r +he wed'-.
ding took place in TiTorcheater, though / •
the jpafcties’belong in licicestcr'i We ,
haye now anjudditionnl fact of inter ■
est connpctejd with . the.ipeidont.—i;
When he Teftfor the, war/ Plunkett, > '
I was engaged ip LorrimoK— -
Upon his return he fin*
i holgleis condition;’and>i offered' a . ro- .
lease to j his betrothed, 1 which. was -,'
voadily accepted.. . Her \ viator wail so .• ?
indignant) at this, that she said lahe •
wopld marry the brave man hpi'self ifc • f
he was agLeeiblo. Hb wm, and "|i,3y /
V
; #hpae authority werelato this atiecr * :\-
dot 4, »ays that ‘ttbgpks'is to the gen* ■ '
erppity of ; board* of. 5
Boston and; New York,, and'of the
people,;he has' met' since bis’ retum,
Plqnkelt, thej h’erbfis in in'de'poudppt
• 1 •'
Noggs, «peuking:of a blind ', ,_U
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