The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, March 23, 1864, Image 1
B Wednesday, 0. X. IMBFUE, Editor Sc Proprietor. TBBMSHta ftouak mdiiinam •■'ftr annum at abtajtc*; otherwise TwoDoto* Uts will be charged. -Xo paper discontinued - sntil arrearage* are tetttled. ' - jgjjrXettersj and communications, by malT iaU hare protnptattention. ~ ' ' ’'tm ,{JF,rom McMillan's, Magazine.J ' 7HT BE JUST AND PEAK NOT. ■ ' rO • 'j. i ; OAsmancr. ' KA .Speak thou the trutji. Let others fence, I . - ’And-trim tbeirswords-for pay; t in pleasant sunshine of pretence i Let others bask their day. ■■ . | - v .. I (Jmd llicti tiie fact, though clouds of night Down on the jrafchttowrer stoop; 1 . rioOgb thou ehould'at see thine heart’s delight i. | Borne froth thee by their styoop. ■ ,j- Yncc thou the wind. Though safer seem ii ■ ; la shelter to abide, J ITc were not made to sit and dream; ; The safe must first be .tried, ■ ■ ' Where God hath set His thorns about, Cry not ‘-The way is plain;-’' ' J v His path withii forithose without J , jy is.psved with toil and paia. i' »Ose fragment of Gis blessed Word,*' Into thv spirit burned, . Is teller than the whole half, heard, ■-And by ibine interest turned. Show, thou the light. If conscience gleaml ' “> .Bet not the bushel down; " fhestn&lleßtispark may- rend his beam 1 O'er hamlet, tower, and town. - < - , v r'- . ’ 1 : , Woe, Woe toihirtnoa safety bent, Whoymps to age from youth; Tailing to grasp his life's intent , ' Because he fears the truth. Be true In ejery inmost thought. . ■ ~ And, ae thy thought, thy speech; ,• What tiuu hast tot by suffering bought j 'Presume thou lot to teach. ‘ ‘ Hold, oof hold on£?hcu hast the rack; The tots are on the sand; The Srsnlirorld-tempcst's ruthless shock Scatters their shifting strand; . wild mist .hall clear ■Wc now see darkly through-, : ‘ |nd justified at last appear ■ ( . ‘And .true in bird that’s Thun. ' ‘ ■)' ' Oui; Buck’s Jleaxness.— Lan castor Vel»te»- Ibo follawihg oldi parsißiony and ncann&.i; r. : _ ,'r We findcrstand tl at'whA thr ' ... .i . -jo coini- i - .ansas . m !^ e r: i'P o;fit^] b 7 iho mi zen ,oH ,ln attempt, they mutt e Bi.-i: ... •L|n<^e r fov-nßh.y to eojlent- fun.li bnt *■'**& :'*A*'Btes3PlFrtNi'tK.'fcl. fO V- 10 * :U bounty,-.- waited upon exj *f°® n ne ? e «ary,- in «^a e r (o ‘ f I’rotiddc.i Buchanan'. they were ' fe'JKKfi'Sr ,«. rfrS in: Jt-. •*■<— 4 I;'- -3£W! 'i^SSi i.^ ! ; 8 ; ! C,! h “, w^ a h 6 S r l-' ,n - att i Ck 0,1 H* rofnt on I ■Base .11 your actioni •■. d.a, O ana ...urclu-d' to- lUtimbr*.' ‘“° Al| ‘ urJtenable. TBx'onv pIS <if right; preserve 1 4- ad>-i' ,e W UJiJ - lioh ‘ lhC m^t ' er -' ,n -ib/b CtM ’ i^ f th&rai^ road -s<ttn£'foree' of.chanicler. ar.d in do Sldir ; i v ' . - - roc kin on the cost. ‘ on-'ii fm V"'" ' .be c-oiaipittee (bis i “-! “Ifts been effectually do'. Remember that sclf-i wtroii 'J : '!!; 'n • T,o,s . hh °r B ) left, with -j, jt . J*/ t Bridges, culverts' iifeoly to warp .your Ji misciK- 1 ! ''i*' I*'* 1 *'*f l t -l | i*'&;nputriojLie burned, and rails bent so as' to. all other circumstam if. i ir - r *'"*■ tbe '-bii tj'ajf-- j render them worthless; and we sro tberefore.ldofi; we!! to Ji u ‘ »srds. wner. th,.,. fay an !. ..... ! , \... , 3 -•pofan! woiKf.ii!' 1 ' llC^::,laa -that*!H aware that there are not /aij.l.feß j your .merest .« concern ihjfcfr t v „,..-V;all : 'ho would subscribe I'P.’? 1 * 16 to replace thelnij. . Inddedi *ever make money i offer Poorer] • . lf * u,,der thecircumstances, of your!repuUlion. - > si b.nler tricn * dhin thw^o)d <1 otard of i fi 1 ! 6 ™" d could .be P«t .fa running .or-' . Be: never lavish nor iVtf.-t.,;,,! >?,. I',-,',. '' 1 -1 i.fler'in four months;. ■ i / ~ ‘ . .the- two- avoid the tat .'. i .....i.'i-Uiiid ui,e amount necessary ■i D i -, . .., .-i /•. ’ ■ „ . . ] P'i 1-j. m..ncv, (f'l-avrii-ifomith»* UtVs, 1 i r“V i,W Wa “' ~ot a,b s T' h ® ,nan 1 18 desh ut .v.ot govorruh ent jic.h Jl'done Ws ! t°“ ®^ h,S roa f Wßl " d as far lie favor is a. stepping;* !>• alio destroy, was cdiwideratelv and *!• C T,,n,b, « bee . al,d perbapsfarther, men*.; therefore gone. r '|bte«a»ly refused I ' -1 t i bou R b w o have no positive informs-! shopld be cultivated, t { 1 t|ioi> uporijtbat ptiini; and : ;he Mobile i S|ay ..but'little^think 1 »,nd. ©bio road was rendeied equallv | more. N wortiilessi as fur south as Quitman, Bet your'expo, •id ' ' -.ii ! ,L Tito jlvindf'i-honk Rough' JVotes off; ilv*! following j(.ko about Job: '■ }> ! Hy many unthinking i-rsnnv .* ><;• icati 'the Sofiptuies in ‘kail-.- t-iitiiunher that they. „ r ?fc tlnt.ui.j,, a luvA^paper— or ilu.y read in a litoral sense— ‘ :.l ?’*a ' V:iS actually affleted Wita oni;*. or eruptive sort)*. N[ow, '" lsaa ' weadei-this is '-|j* ln on hut 'when his occupa v ta^on ’ ,,to consideration,: a conclusion will tie ar w al \ it wifi be recollected, ' S l*««‘teK~pr- what is about the tn« lliiiigj bo wished hia-■ worda were a boukf -and these boils , -inotlpng moro jh.au bm'noh pay i?^ 038 ’ the iK'<mghtV'4ij» h im !^" c,ea were -feaHy* jt.plague to « mat -7- s .h'ihforpapcr, or oth ipii; t>r ' : ■ - i,me •}%“ M’ c ? e 8ut) " i z . 5> <;•» were depktled on tp real fvV«?? lt * Untd^-5-'V^th «r •"•re re V? CV " io f uu of things.hop riot -.solii •p. l *** sil «! a .r'Ce of things that . Mien.Mheso ‘eoihtortere’ Cr edi; O U - r , roU L JCCi ' lli ' ll hey W ® re his pav a-n ;V ose c °niinual cawing for JVv iih i,;'. ° n P u * b to make a mail even V “ ticnce ’ Weep ] J ■ us m °an enot gh to | w'irh" a ' ll lK ' a "’ and •scratch ; shell bv mo 4 t 1 ° tl * ook or a dlam. Ir " bile. V** " orkin £ off an ex »>tli 'J„hf *.« 8 w,iat lbe matter was L| ni. for w « ° C i s . vm l ,:l thizo with Sa "iß,- fi x . n , ar . 6 ° lLon placed in the ion Dow‘ aV x Tu- 60t ch a * , ° th,n £ b “t »lew , »»« remove it { i •' t ? ■ Mw 723 . U*, i« beginning to be diapolWd pJjT T 6 « n <Ul Order immed by .course oi events. That lie ns i^^ e,d *' nt that Gen: Giwht returning leisurely to Vicksburg. I bo active without the least apprehension >*** continue In danger, appears to if we . the field ' ,W Y do not nndonrtank aref to bejieve statements of the !l° W^ Ve J r ’ either *rom iKe language If rebel, tel«%rams, tearing dates, anti T Order itself, or from any otherar sent from diverse points, by. different Si"” 0 80urce ' Gdnerab Giknt parties < and their general concur- C °" t,nU ° in t h;o South-west & re,ice is evidence of i their truthful- a “ 3 ' otho ? partienlky..field, ■ the W. ness!. | I'l | g° a Se of the ■Order :i#: .< the hckdk Tpe question, then, n'aturally arises ? aarterB of lh e «o in wisW ~ wbat were Lis designs, and how, faf I " eton -/ l with Lieut. General »as he enabled to.accomplish his pur- Crran£ lhe fie W;” which would .sderii. poses? And preparatory to answer- T that tfie headquarters will »ng, u will be necossarf to briefly rei* r *T P T r Get." Grant is.j ' for to the situation of jiffairs ih ills 1 . ' Bj eo Gherman having been is-- swsippi. .. . ; • r ’ | signed to the command of the Miliul Tlie tarniefa of i the northern'and T/ >!yiB,on -of tbe! Mississippi, it in central portions of the oh a Union advance, and feeling so- a °T however, that Get. Grant wil cure, on account of their isolation DOt 'H l c ? nfii>ed w»ln«ivel£-to that' «■ fromjrebel had planted * ny olh T quarter ,of the country largey, both of corn and -potatoes: u «has Already giv& evidence of wi * ; but lotwifhstanding the hoped for ..T ,at ® n T- ln this reapebt. JLike th, immunity, no sooner had the crops ' P . C “R tain ' that understands the k maipped, than a heavy cavklrP force °“« h,y . h f b “ 8 !“e *.> will *o*g|. and Forest, wassekt thith: °®' :er * , ai f «en, wliile b f w |il to gather them, aud s«jmi -them to To* * b T 118 -ancU' ‘•ai|road. ;B tations for tranaportktim, to “T squire. tfe; wil ptuir.j Georgia. The. subsistence-tiimsf oh- 'TTTTI 1,0 Abate with .was ai matter' of theffiretim- lum whatever yj that poai portaijico to the rebels, and'WelV did “Tk His that'so mubfa the Richmond \Vliig declare that to g T/ fiuB T c °h h t r y- • ' V cut these off would bo to damage ®'. aro ' ; T li *® adhere to'the them more than to win a O . p, - n,ob tbat Y en :^t ant will, tor sonio 111 the uextlplace, the railroad from >T l i 0/tom f- be'fpund more in tile Selma to the Big Black was A run in 1,10 Wjsst, and that tljo r.jng order; and we have reason to be- K{™ y ° f th be made Ho lievc that it was meditated at Rich- w P T a Very important part in the next mond |to seize and hold some point W. c * ,n l> a! S"- i- scarcely probable tbe-.^M. 9 irajgp {; q t least to bold it tha t he wifl lead pbraonaily. bat he long|epough to interrupt cbrnmubiea- wlll .fipuP non' for some time, and perhaps? to 80 J* w direct ail ■ the dperatfoni aw reinforcements from 3Lrk *“ ™*4SiB||s f' and |to a place'twenty miles, north of Meridian. ’ ... •. ~j' | 1 his.will effectually ent off the corn fields oh North Mississippi, and will end all apprehensions of a rebel raid on the'M-issiiwiippi river.,' It is.almost certain'that Sherman would have penetrated asfar as Mont gomery, bad not' the expeditions of Smith and Grierson tailed and ren dered communication w(th the Ten nessee iiver j impossible. \Muc.h has been lost -by ilhat failure; put-with this "drawback Sherman’s expedition has'boen productive, of as |many\ad vantagos asany since the War began. - ’ p-< -..X | We will also refer to pno thing more it effected. It is not hdw out of place to refer to the weakness of our araiy during the winter.in account of the absence of two thirds of the men on veteran furlough; the .return of the greater portion of ibeM’lrobps, with the arrival of largo bddies of re jcruils, has rendered it useless to hold |tno'Becret longer. Thediversion eto ated^ by .Sheimun prevented’ Johnston from attempting to take any advan tage of our weakness; and If netting but this bad been accomplished, the the expedition would, not [only have been fully justified, .but absolutely de manded.^ Springfield Itepullican die*! tavern that Brigham Young U better off than the 'King of Ashabtse. ! He sen have as many wives as tie .want* I While the African sovereign ia limited to 6835. .'r.X'\U. \* \ r x .• / ’ Mr . ; -i v. r ■■ 'I ■ ’ •• . ~ • r\ it . ■■■■ 11 t'i • • ' ./:! ME 1111 •k- •■ ■ ‘ Vol. 40- 11•11121 A / 1 I*} , >V»> r * *- •! 'JISt o ~~- leave!a balanceyryour pocket.'Ready mofioy is a friend in neejd. s j keep «eleir ot the laW; foK even it i yon gain ike case,- you are generally L a loser. ' : Alvoid borrowing and ‘ , Wine drinkingj'and si are: bad tfijoy ini and pocket, and illeud : tirr.e.j-. 7 Neveiy relate yonr mi teyer £iyo over what prevent. recent death of Hon. Jno. i'E. Bouligny.ofLouituati v will doubt ilcs*| recall to rho minds of bur readers noble aii<i indopeiider t stand taken ky'hl ll ' a jk the lipie of llio seeessioh of Sjiaotbur Southern nieiri beg| of Con gress, 'Amid all the scorn and sneers of his labj followr ; morab ers Ihe closed bis speech with the fo! owing patri otic words.: | - T j ■■ “jWhop I l ook the oa£h to sustain the constitution|of the Uni tedStatep. What does this mean ? Does not; the constitution of the Uni ted States-mean the Union of the Uni ted iStatoh? I so understand it; and tc thut oalti I shall adh tro firmly to the; ejid.■; Whenever I a in! instructed by |my. immediate constituents, and am requested by them to withdraw from 'Congress, 1 shell comply with those instructions as soon as they are redyed. Then, and notj until then. I slmll resign; and after, resigning my position, ! shall yet he a Union and eland under the flag of the ooun« tryf w h ich‘ gave B»rW#*b/^ A . - :v!•• - >-*vi ■: - ■ ■■ gist?s£rii ,-ir. . o ~ ..~~„z,4'.4. itiil: Ijl _ |' ; <«H ijl j| It ENE \'t ; - f Aker . . ,«raJf upon apnoci- | roar integrity t jog this never 1 merest is more | udgment than ids combined; our duty,when led. t the expense | niggardly; of ter. A. moan ii'aed, but pub one to preier •oua Jceliiigrt much and' do ISOS. ie such as,to lending. noking cigars ail pair tbo raind J. .o a waale of afoptbne, and you cannoc 'X'f-jR C, y’tfm. x >!* rr - "A* The letter wi Seaton, |j. ! V'Th *«e tiiatiV by ii doiene, oia and fiihcnd' Ibe dno da not ‘ ward*. 'yfo the liiillvp a blanket, of tea, and is lolling dren arobrvugi. to be burieddafi together i#:filce The hungry wolvqV I for, their •eenoce womaa ilrind word.soch' coming, and bett and they, edbaa hysterics front; I Visited,.tibcirt wig before, ihM; , i the womari Jf Ji “ Nt >.” "he]i'n^ are not so, liadf'' nothing the table ‘pdah) them my Vroritr deadchiidfon 1 things. IhW. j farmer|s ; Wiitf>hp I on,and 1 | poorchildrertdjb ; mothers 1 , base | to see ihons^^'ja'^S Mattel MOI anything I irbif .e mgbt nr of the The old jWoman-, wl supper, entered into il With the visitor, and the IqqUy took place: . ‘ Stranger,! where » From ?” . | : . ; ‘•Madam, I reside ita St kl .‘ritucky." |'• * ‘• Wall, etVapger, I ho ;jo ,no o> •i t’ what moot you be c oinf wi iete 1” ' . i V| ; - . / '(Madam; I im searchi iy furtt»< <ep of the House vf ('John; Joh ill” shouted the old cjjme right hpro’this mioit; beri jthiiiger all tile iyaydrtLshelby hunting ilbjkj.and I*ll be; my life that tangf(d-haired wn that's beep in our lov <or t(id Y«ok is one; of hU’n I‘* -' (|J The ANTitTAM ''Bit 1 The Baltimore! ;AmtricttK aierylahd Sanaio;tlie Cort Antietam battlefield i-epf ojf the pui-chascof twei**: hai tie-field, andjoi fitly w of Nev# Yorki j which u half the expense, to rj .ue remains of the sc I ion who fell in the lib) propose- Uie porch JctesN upon SjUlh' Mt ■lnch ta erect a mboii m ■ •V 1 ! '■ fO. V '! ' ,\J ‘ 1 l®-“Saiubo,i s tB your u farmer J" \ *0 lyes', \maas fur uer— bo raitkott ton !yetir.” “How in tiiaCj l‘- W|by, he sell all im ha l and make inoiiey once; del lie krill dp hiilc'i ob dk cj for want bb. dp jhay, an mojiey twice.” J|' S'* j WhThe Copperhead I ■Delaware baa voted dowi the bill for the; relief jof i Resolutions favoring a vi. ecution of the jwar, of tt brmy, and l symjpbtby' will ed and the families of ebli disabled, shared jlhe sarai ml.-’-' if? Two yearaagoiw nation ti> slaveholder* j fbi their alaveswa* offoi Wei.deH Phillips romupked.i - Gentlemen i now ia your time.tdrtjll.?* fQaod it, oak j,, ''. .J TilB ;Am|srio»a; TiUct: Society hja.je expended | mace; the, began, liftayly. IICO.OCp iofu rrlisliingana die* triMfeiglti • .J- VS 2s g*i. „4*"i i »S!SssSffl3te' " wWfritwri gWCTW ’i£» toiffim* tf^ nke lK lo *»: •JWJ; M«*.%% to a Gindn* i MW *|«r--^«!^*ti W .-. B btel ih W* hiA dell to ib« tollSu P***F # imercst d «to of February S»r«!!i i * toHifiSff.?-*"]£:. , 11 V- £&& P&wqt, jfcjr.i-oan>y banks. |»«moko I ?6 percent, for ciu- banks.' l ' btfum > Mto -tlßkf- 7 ttiiL**!%%&:.&'■ Joibspn ivt(e n hb f e l|- ! of banlf"»K k ™ a^e *° r thedbsing j h r ®akia*t from r> manr a frdm'W ! ; . b dB .^ to.bne third of I ver F hungry, 1 expcwe .Lbsalf frejifd thiTrtd VP* be has often la |* a c irb! f’r whether' banks •'«“« | M*»d.tocontinue tfie beatitudes • the Chief strear he would have * lat.on lbr|them*r itot. ; ®y hotrdage. tfho wbuKoi 1« » ' Tan lo los t lua hid largo pistols f?“* ?P” ui,l « fr 6ru| jthere date that °t the &übuqfi 0 ’StJIm Jtf •P'ptr. *ttU■.wdifflCT J f ,th hi#, horse oil tha '«i ?’ wll P eontessedithat they bekuwr. thl °*° ‘i 10 15th oi February, aa ; g gun and bounded forward like a £5 £*, K«? -iWfrft exasperated ‘ mS 'l^ o’r 0 ’r Tbe 'Mte?tog lA" ' ,or f’* nd "hoi near the centre ofJ° lie hundred iof Th» W V b^ T thipt y d »y«'' SOT^l?feK^ ** r-... ;: ■ ! : T An^,(M i . )br rri; op4 .i, «i ti»iA^^.SSb& p| The lollowing i 9 L 6 fder by bafbe thore 16 b P ««to tld| I ™Fw‘tiS' of the Un ted States- 'L * mi! A comrnen Sf etf the eetabltoba? 6 *" F»«h»: of Tankel ' ta !low E$ I?^ P t^Bl,^l 4 1 of Aieh cawtob *?q« >red to. bp f ll .*'*, *'} tL oducaf on ot I er Thb to Provide, an. tlU,,dreds lt hlgJli paMe'pf >V*~ > syfnpathTzers the name of “Beast Bu t- 1 ler,’.’ llii-t last act of fals is eyen wbrse.! Who does not, knowfthat education makes “Abolitipnistsf" And then*to adopt the MuAßchusolts system tob ! “’tis;too horrible.” 1 j '■}• "’ cart aj- 'ke left 9*'T snida mar i. X-T- they i»ve lid eat j give'j >d the £d »- , .€> 'jihfe /■lilfht Inlbo iIF/ & M • • $ ■0 February lst, 1864; the call is hereby n)adc.&cd a dfaft* ordered for two hundred thousand mem .'fur the military service; of the army, navy, *nd marinoeotpsof the United Stales; The proportionate Quotas for the dif aior.t wards, towns, townships,,pre inis, election districts, andi counties zill lie made known through the! royost Marshal General's I bureau,' account win be taken of the crcd’l ts .and Deficiencies'onj former Quotas: i The 15lb, day of April, 1864, is'dc*ig patjed .as the time up to .which the! numbers required in', each ward of a. city, towii, &c., may bo raised by vql | qntary enlistment, and draft.*; will ,bej inale in each ward of' a cityjtpwn, .c 1 . which .shall riot have filled the ! ,udU<assigned to it Iwiihinlthd time! e * forjthe lumber required to 1 11 said; quotas. This draft will ba pnimencedi as sopp aspracticable.4- 'hogovormont bounties as übw paid: Ut be [continuecf until April loth, i 86i, ajt which time the additional' iOui.tic| cease. Oh pnd .after thatj late one hundred dollurs bounty only! will| bq ; paid, as provided by the act! approved July 22d; 1801. J ; I I ;(Sigi.ed) I "• Ojßcikh ii. I). . -i ’ J I Tht Notorious Bili| Haapea kitli wn.j—-Most of ‘ our foaderslvave heard! t f lo . notorious guerilla and bush whacker Bill klarpejf; ,|rb.) has been a J the loyal people of Ran- Tucker, Pendtotbn, aiid adjoin-. 'PK counties, avei since the ", breaking out pf Ike rebellion. Well, fltll Haf , per « po longer in the land' bf the liv ing.j A few days ago, Captain, Samp son jSrtyder, of thej Randolph Home kqaf'isji hearing , that I Harpeci was: stopping at the house of Leonard' Harper, a, rolative,who|jreiside» in Pen dleton county* took asquad ot bis men andjwpht aver locapture him -They shrrbnndpdJho house and demanded j pupfender. Harper refused jUj sur render, whenlm wps fifed upon anil . Hoslillfought despcraleJ ly, e ?en after he was dpwn upon the ’found, and said tp bkve cat Snyder severe gash' upon the arm. When, pally conquered and subdued, it was |seeyered that some thirteen''pr Vopr. ten balls had beep lodged in bisbody r Snyder’s squad. Harper is said have, murdered more men, stolen we horses, and. destroyed more ■op wty than 'any other single indi dual In the State. He -was a plan Fj most desperate and ;'3«tcrm|n(ia' liariicter, and al wpya hftp, gang composed of men buld,— WKeetag LUeUijautr.' j ■ : ‘ 'l • ft»r tab?' !>ion*or’e iilc; prep converj ' i 1 fcUowi.ii ' r M<g aiie'il g’COl- iell)y <;o W ci ifintyj ady. VU epi, &i just 41 jolfl' <J< last fil Ifts-Bisi®— 4 kii'i* i Amittee of the .. <|rted ih favor ' • ' ii d y RCfeiof the rib State ' Jgrcen ti bear- ’ ;pfker, tyruih IjJiers o+ji the y*Ml6l They •as* of ihree unta?n, j snt to Gei H*>u Mil iftatera iat^ one sa, a fuca jcr'cips in ijjarabo ijvin de aitie tlat iid dal in; ■«i, n ig ; io l»»W 1: - *. I' ■ ■ legi&litture i, l.or It 4 t*> ?oJu nicer*. -r. ' I , {oroua prot lankato tn tho wrtnnij lion lkt«/ ; ... .■■' “• J ; V -‘.{fi ten compon “ emancipati) ®J wl d)y ConiH 1 caustically, lajveholders] They hivel™ ' I, • , |E r Ili TSS -'. .■ 1' jl .f, i .STiPf-i? r -7-F';'; *K i . -• «T • •«, • • i' ! «■' J* ■' --■ ' j ''"‘I 1 , ‘ -v- =IMIMI if 4 f.- ■. •2 '-«£ .' “ “f,' f r*‘ f - | - Sill* ■'ihJ.t- .-3 "• * ’■'•■'T • , 3 .... . - T . H- i IfirOAco settled by f reo Americai/ working men who citrry with them'/ wherever slavery dt»es not prevent,’ schools ana churches, hejoks ana news? jiapera. inach’rieiyantj intelligent ia|. bor; the South must quickly rival *he North in wealth. in inteiligeßc-e, ag well as in loyalty. " The future. of that rich region;ii. written in the his r lory of the free North; with free la k hor, I tee 'Speech, anili free schools j Maryland will • equal j Mtissaehuseft”, .and Virginia New Ydrk, Mithissfpp’f |' wi )l blqs’soln as; lowa, Alabama ias i Illinois,! and Tennessee as Ohio; and | the marvelous development j free’ western Statcvrnust repeat. itself | iualltheSoulh; I llow.Sam wrAs'C-AuaiiT— An old la-i |-dy who; was isome jam was I : called npotr by a neighbor "SaSn.you 1 ! rascal,” she said, “yoii’ll be eating my: jam when 1 I’m SanVproieKied I he’d die first j but tWwhiieii of lus i eyes rolled hungrily towards .the biib- ! blingciimspn. . “See here. Sam,vjaajil! llie ofd lady, taking up a piece'-lbf I chalky '“I’ll chalk your;.jiiipj>raild then, on my return I’il knowj ifiyou’vo en any ” So saying, she passed "her forefinger over the thick lip / of" her darkey,' holding the qhalk in the palm of her hand, and not lejitintr ithtouch himj .yf hen abo came iback; she did not nsjt; any Maestiohs, for Sam'ijipk .were chalked a quarter of an infch thick. • .'|r i|i" r ' " Congress mix.—ln order to rohtinae the rebel Congrefejonal del. csetiofl from the State of Missouri. Kentucky ar.d Tennessee, the local ])oll*|have been mostly giveh up. and the vptea of soldierslrdm those; local ities have been made to answer'., the purpose. In thiit way twelve Ken. tucky j have- recently hepn chof.nm ■, They were voted for on a singlojlticlCet. The highest vote re- I ceived successful pandidate was 998. and the highest deceived - by any unsuccessful candidate was ,427’ The average! ebtire vote was only ■boat 1000 ] Among; Jthe,' members ejected is Humphrey Miiriba.'l; and among thwsedcfeaWdU John C.Breck- i inridge. \\.J ■ j ; : ■ ' - | A , “Pat Taxis" Low.—i Williams.ahlghly respects tor; for twelve year* past ah] in ttio New York ‘Timet, die pop]day'on the 21st instil fl ed four hundred and twentj and it look seyenteeh yards] cloth to. make him an out was : vbry temperate in y neither drinking noir dsink His humor and wit in said] superior order. Barnurn ofi , hua for his popu|gr ( resorti ; exceeding eensiflvetiMs I wot - become au r popular curiosity. ]. |VK:. ‘V l•■■■>!: T’ ! -~ Auatin/B. »ble prin- I eiiiploj’ee ktj'of ap [* Vejgh y pounds,, for broad- Uat. ; He jisj habits, t tobaooq. [ to ■; be of oh" sought I biit bis did never object of; wpnW_ A NA.,,.:4„. • ." - • ■*-v - ■ ■ ■ ti&rSif* iidbeittW, : * ndoth “ - ■: Dalilgfeb' was srarefeljr more than twenty years old. Jjo was ' woniidecrJri 'the le*j aftyr littttife of; He!t vl> u n[m daring 'lie Mt.-J*-<u4 ill'’ ' capturing the rebel, deapiit.-ivs’ fiioto' dfrfiln:w)i. Davis Lpo. His" ' leg was subsequently Uikejrofiv' fi.iir •’ I weeksagq lie-; u-ii.s k tali. ,light. pale i fttCeJiboy, sitciiiif quietly hr Washing itt.n, and laying. -‘I am , (Waiting for m'jr neef E|. and their I V anal I see whether I ca,n riije agafu.’' - 7 , " j . y ■ >tt.A Massachusetts youngstler baa" g;.l u giasvioye that is worth;more to him in lliesb days limn a good farm. .. He enlists, passes the surgeon, pocketV 1 the bmi.nty, goes into camp. is.ilia- j cliarged fill; dofeoti revision. and trips J the sanie game at thejnext j lace.-l Ho ’ He hudreceivedsevcn bounties at hist • ; accounts, .and was about to - re enlist as a veteran, when lie was arrested, and jipssjbiy he will nc.\t go with Ilia eye out. > - \ r- - lady teacher in Jlay itainu, -bad u reff ” ... pupi-1, whom ordered lo be luild by a ledger boy uitiill sbi; flogged' the' yoiiitgsjtep heartily. ;AiS 'action -of asMinlt was i raised,j .Wt (the t;our,t declared ihe Has a rigbt lo do : ; a< she had dotjo. i ! Wyofield, an English. pl)0> lographor, ihjsaid u, excel all Lis w}ir.'. peers in liis art. .1 fie does not require) tniq.obility in the sitter,.but direct* him to move slightly, so tha» “ali tbe |irres|and boundaries:, of bis form sbiil 1 be . modified arid softened. The uu|ly, features of a photographlikn.ess arofhy' these simple modifications entirely re, movejlJ- ■ i ■ * ‘ -..T CBuf>ebol Gcr.enil Lee .lives 'ip! a tent wi h'oiit [anvi Laving,' refused tohave tine putin. as others, were Laving! done; He keeps v*try much 10 himself, drinks |or swears, and is very pppnlar with the army, who have, implicit reliance jin. m the map. ; ’ I ■ ji'wrtfd Qats was baoled T, r . e '‘^ tly,or b ‘ sfttin S f >M» Wife Hhd: children. On 1 senieneedto im, prisonment, tliobijuto remarked tfclat itwaa yery hard U»Ht*ma»i was not | allowed to uiij owuoats. . | ' ■ ha* become to high tbitfe the mint will not. bo able much longer j°ni rn cent* for ». dollar/>€rov«rDir ent itj considering the expediency jof issuing iWo new coins, to be ot bronze——one and" IWQ cent pi’eces. j ■ i ; i- ; J 4rA „ «entJeman lately arrived- kfc T olk -with ; 114,000 in Snnthern money which bo bought of a wbrfots ~ fivedoHarß! 1 V'.f" • take* tliroo monilm payof h ilrylj.'l »n'di«p to bay baa Uoiljti iu ■ \ ! -- -,: -- :';'l'' \ .. ', `• ,: :1.,' /...;,..- s, :.?. '-''..l 'H.\ "S ’ r "‘ • ■ir* yv /R -A h %;• A U I- ..T ,v-' liOnd, m T ■ ' IS ' If