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agrteitfjs and CoiiphuixicatioM./oyßiail,
a n have prompt o( tention
• :i.0.0f0. p. ’ - 1 -r < :
flie ibilowiug Preamble :
n uttoljwonWlyH wtcjttsd. lßj|
Lodge,hS;o 450, ’ t 0.0fJ.0, P.
il*yi’l, .■■l
' .\Vjiiiiijss. Udder iihedispensatiori 6r
,!; 0 -Oi'vii/e Grand faster, ouj-tyorthy
beloved brother (tes^qe-C.;Bhao
a u ' uo a,| d laSoret- in
' tM j/adL'e. has been from
iN-islwr in this life; as . wo- .have;; rbji
' CmfO* hope and believe, .torthe ‘thies- ,
lial Lodge above,as>odd Fellows,
’•d&irelo record- our teabirtJdnyr.to ..his
Vorth as .» t>v,ot!ier, : of our- chCmned
order, iand also to jconvey torhis- pe
’TeiVed family ami feUtiou^jn assurance
of m't deep,' syinpai'by ’iu the sorrow
wbidii how■emdiiouds them; therefore,;
: fostfrifl. 'fliat. iirtlns‘death:of dpr
• r el! Uidoved Brother, GcOrge G, Brad
■&»«■.we, ‘the mem.bers :yt Robertson
•1 ni f.-p! iiioaru-llie foss'.of a fried-and
X ' ..<••• ' Ih
Siibiul I:; borer in tbV't'U'UsoJ of v-~ , r '--pi {■ ‘t , ,‘i,
I- 1 eiowshii ito jii:/bi^-;d^liy i .. Walk in j statesmen mentioned ib ..connection | •T..-^T.^’“*^"7 oar bec6hyes‘‘kt
renienjbere'Wiiilfl exempli■ j witti the same great office-by the! »*>H binding. In
>yi Ushered ion .men of the couiitryjLnbr to have -pWbrrahncp of tliis dutyi'we *re
■ • ito iiouV ot-trial, wo earnestly-' and j trolled by uny r selfish-adheranco to a 00 ]*J® ,p y» we are invoked to contend
Te-pictMy. lender the assarduce of| mere man, fn inis %e h6ni i of a free. a W in d the sacrifice 6jP what is essen«j
(mr,dfi ptM <grmpathy«n4 viir ‘ heai t- people’s struggle for tlleiip existence. Hussary for tho permanency of
S l ,|S r by* Jbf government:. >\T;e are asked- to
riiat-tlia'-ij i> aueniu-v life ebiered up- fAe re-blekion. of Abijaham Lincoln (^‘T*'* o '.° Ur P o,ltlc ft! drganiaation,
on invite** uliosc-.carthl}' career has { are such-as mast influence all patriot* n p ’ l5 n, l‘* o on, a : tHed and faithfa 1
hern ikusiraied by an liu-faflerinif jiq men in adopting measures that will ® e *j' ai! L |o order that the contest at
irnst in tiie sacred promise of the :tePl the safeiiy! and parity of lh ? may,hah victory worthy
(iivtre .Vasltr in faith and , hope can-I . . df omnlnUnn mf
not paFi in full frCiilion. . ' Government, tbclonor and-gloty ot [ - u *• *., fellow-citi-,
Kosojvcd, That, though we can add of its people, with their speedy tri ; l ze " 8 on u,e battle-field, an-victory I
not,fjirg to Lie future happiness of the |.urnpt over the-muiderou's corabina- whicl will' forever' spai the doom of
44d.-c.an give no additional lustre to; tions of a wicked rebellion’ The Ad- *troas<|n in all this Stutesv In the coir
hl *' i>inl»tratl<in. in all ns huitudes/pre '*-£.** the Presidency we have (V in
sdv.mVr Vurown .u^-fulness and Lap.' nl! \ the power of Government in aV Q^ r P >wer materiallyjto> pid-those who
pir.rss and by recording l l>is' name lip- ; its mighfc'aird i Whatever af- carrying on a struggle where blood j
t.>; mw hearts .wd*i' ; %h6w the world. |-fbcts the cm*. must, jnons or teas, iiiw j tn f ,-k * their progress, itnd death hov-|
'-.tv,<cgr appreciate. those gentlerfluencc.nndimpair the other. If’thel ep f•°F r " th ' e combatants. If We. sac-:
*»« H o&Z.!“ u l! 5 « v
piwvvnnu consolation 1 in a, Christian’s t-hc Administration must,.! —j l brothers in the field-will triumph
,&•»*. b. ' |of c<>up»c, iblloivi It.the conspirators, j 0 ,ke ar ioed foes ; of the ;GoVern
, ,ii-.-.vdved. That" we wear tpc* a«ual LWli'o dp the Da" reaffirm tliepOTVer Of the
»-ri'{"g yir r.liirtv,.days dn.d < v j 9> tijiumpb,. necessarily tlie. brave j na l by pndoraing
hion« J mi4 doX. * *.' * j: me “ 10 obey the summons and I D: i tiolia i athoritios in the’ re-elec
Thar tiny in,{tj)e -fight .foi the undcro J P ' Abraham Lincoln, rebellion
xGwe T- :y '. ’.rinriv .yecerds^of-}-the gel.ernl direction of the President i n Vf fit .f eas ' s -i ' Sowing" is
ii,« 1.-.-di;.’a;.d>a c«»f,y- U, 4 ? .t to the j.tf. t hoj trilled States.-mast also be de-] 1 ”? more desirabtp. 7’• ;
iin-cisSfcJiQ£^f : ?b« j S° dowiti}* Pres- U<l °
j.w»w fee pnbHeaHoir.' '- - nlpnt censes, td.be the representative a . ’|G t p i i 1 01 the Rational Adimnistra
.-VI. • •*, *V. ‘ * r > • v- -rT •• • »|1 -I ' ro *^OrVmrtlTt* Jl ljrirx?VTtr.-
i o 'i. ItAi*4iH. -v Gem- i^p*Bftutop, : -Wiia al! men who,are nowi h .. . . ■; .
<- j, u- .. ;*• ■••• .4- : f--- , , . Iv,. • W ith that claim rcstihg on nccos.
1, j..t--i*.VASB, -1 • free atr.d uidependent; either be sac.- l. ! t, •• ‘ v
\fisr * 1• il * - ■*, . » -If'- c _ sitScs (A tne (ravenutient; and «uuor^
•-' -S rt ll i ■£*: ! C ; * -Intwed .to the , horn#s of* war, . - r . » t ; :
-u ■ . -i , . .. h ' . eu by t,hp preljeronues of tho people.
■ : ;i>> b*4 Ulpotnod ito the still £rentj r • 7 ... ' 1 t l
, '/it • c ,] r 1 **i ” i i any merit, wlii/jh the man may have,
liorrurs .of slaverv. these aU * 1 { . . » • , ' 1
. •• t : . .. *. j. • ■ > '• vk iof personal virtue and unsullied vopu-)
tevnulives tnere is no escape. /Ouri. . •. . • l 1 1
,r t ». i * • .1 . .. :• *vt . .j tiv iof , sinks into insignificance. VAna i
pohUealcneniics have so couched then/ • . r f..,
» •■.,i, i * ' , _ ■ ... . ryc.-t tie. American ’people owe.it to
name cry as to render moat odious/ - *. .j , I l i - .. .
~ i , .. thomse ves. .as - well ns to Abrahams
tho-e \\jbo now represent the Nation. , \ ’ it I ,I, •
j .i* Lincoln; to acknowledge the snnaencc
al while . armed iocs, r . y•; . • . ..
„ . v v ... , .• .;• which his personal -virtues have oxer-’
(the natuial, allies of tbbsc opposed tp . . ..J . • .v/- ...
\ , v » • >1 or the. contlict.ih which wo are
us political!*!) have scapolod .their fol- i • • :■■ 1
, i • .*• A Ik’ now. turned. . ihat influence has
lowcrh in the same prejudices iSo h . /• ° • . l B i
*, , * a - // more than once dispel edi the, grove U-1
i clortdv arc tbcKw identified.* even now . [ . . « V 1 fe ' I
: . . 4l - /, 0 , mg iuspiciou of : demagogues; and i
iiF w hoHStcp in the revolted States an . ,* # . i «JT ,C -
I. ? I , • ..>! . v hushed inro angrv . jar of factioii. Tlio 1
being on I v necessary fpr the success • I . I
i ' b 11*" ii * i■ i ' a . nrmitesss oiMuh rule has disarmed the
ol rebellion, that the pence Democra- • r T
1 ■ ~ . *Vi . • . c,:- • machmationa of the Northern eympa
cy a|iould succeed .in the loyal States: I t • J f * ..
a I • • a j thiize’s with Southern rebellion. The
while the peace-.'Democracy insist, as', i ' . „. ,
i.. . . ; tl . . {. i mipa *tiant\* of Ins official nets and
rthe.oaHsot their success, that tho re* .r , . .. . , , - = .
[. ... ;• . / . . <■ |. .y: cdnstructionshave preserved the Con-j
S Imllion must first become a military 1 ■ ■ *
i .■ l m, . v . i«. ■ . ' islitution he swore tersupport, pure,
triumph. This is not an assumption] i, }■ , , V i '* '
! i I •. ■> *• • ■ ; ar.d tine law hc-w:is pledged to enforce,
rot our Own to make an argumeut ai. i . i\ . ® T . - •
. i / ; \ mvio ate. so far as lus authority cx
gainst pur.enemies. The history of! ,i . , f , ... - , . . •
V "i, r,- -r, .«_ iv i . it , i tendul and Lus official power could bo
.the Whole course of the/ slaveholders ] 1,, , , , • 1 ;
. • 1 kh- ■ • . d. • ' . i wielded. -In the first straggle for in-
A Oaniud .Statement.—You can rebelhou»corroborates it on one side,:- { . k;/ .
nroonre of any druggisrt'in; ibis city While the career of those who aympa-j etce * OUI a i
S«d viemitv,.!),.. I>blas>\M.ciianLs«.^hi OT - with ’treason on thc i h f ? bfeen of W a«h.ngto,.
m,iu. Tt?s usu-om.ikl Kpccdy cure tor (jt , r H e „ C etho neeessitv of so'iden.i tl ah f ,rc we, in this ; our present btrng
►ore Uiruat, ;. -hcadachh,.; tuothaeli'e, .- . ,•.,,, . . *ivi’ , ...• , glo.f( r a mpro perfect indepondonpe,'
curoic rlieinnutism, colic,' croups and 1 V&.VIB. Administration s with Uic [ * ..,■ h tincnln Tlic fn
in the limbs. 'We advise every Governmer.t in .the' coming: political ‘ f Ab J‘ ih am Lincoln The fu- j
ono to.give iua trial.' Tlio expense is contest, make them inseparable l^ r ®| WI M enhance the grpatness and
trifledcents-and wo- are : ,_ tho ono potentiallas the other- | gW-wbicb.-cluslor around him in the
a S ainsfc their|combined enkiPf “/ l Anfi (
t .1, l.iu\ tiiriuK 7 , should hayc a . • , , t ; pniinibk nfincmk nnd A free!
'buitle in the house in case of sudden ac- mies, North and South.j TMs can only ; *, a . i‘ / . .
cidents, such as cuts, burns, scalds, &c. ibe done by the.'re nomination and re elcc j r P ve se arc ,10 s vices |
pai/i riiiieveing ' <jualities are mira* (ion of Lincoln. Until' tlie of Abraham Lincoln in the Presideuw
i/r : • As ¥^ I>! !t k a3 / aved ' rebellion js put down, or at least unt h- li fl « mir for anothey term, we ; will bo
mmdrous; We have the ccrtihcates to Bne ; ecinferring tho greatest, possible b^on
orovo it. Office 56 Cortlandt Street, • l “*' a !™ed force and vigor are broken - y .“ - k ■ \ . BC(!UP : nff the eterJ
Sold by Druggists. \ there should bo no. change in tho Ad~ u P° P ost r J’ i S ..
mimstration nfl jerpetualioh of a free Govern.|
piont. Obvious reasons, impress us na i ent , t ' l ' B en( * W Q invoke the co
with the importance of this position'. «Wi°n of our -of
A change of men would involve a this rnd the other loyal States. Wo
change of that while the a l k / true me, ‘ to J o,n wUh 1,9 in Be ‘
lojiftlStates weroundergoing. such a coring, not the mere triumph of apar
revuision, aro in rebel- ty, coptinuation of the rule of
liofi would-be aiffordedUmo to gather noan--but the sueeesa of , a principle
ne4'i strerigtb wherewith possibly to ~vindication of a
overwhelm and'dost.by the Govern. Gf d-inspired right, that the life of the
mbnt. I Campaigns theft just project- ty-P" “ r «' be prolonged; the hope
ed ■ would be immediately Counter of once more animated, and
EiMEIC==II
/'•'r.AssiFicArJos ■'of TjFhockasy.— i
P'Orolouvu Mas’.-yi .the .high priest ct
I'r, Ohis. classifies the various cliques
in' lbc-X>cntii(. a r:ilie party as Tu11,,) w§.
1— Them oj. woul'i nominate Mick
Lrlicn.on a why platform
2 Tiver.i iz Vouhi nomiosto Mick.'
LfUou Oh a pecsn pia:io/m.
3 T.fci-iu ez'wcui'i iiojiiioato yuilan-,
dyffauV-on'a.peei'Q platform . -- i
i —Thom 07, .’■voul-l hoinnialp vaiiup
(Jyf!irT: a-ivYiV platform..
, Them iz favor, the vsr cf
fbrVry cri<jii ’be lot ulope. " |.'
fl-jsTimm c-z js lopjgjfioii to the war]
i|i rni-.y shape. . ' jj
T. —Them or is '] n_ Kaor. dy in co:i:-ek ■ i
tr.n* uv drat
S->Tm
b'Oy.ixr sui'l ht-lWceucrs.
or .iishu.med ur.our "party and
tmi hoo’flbie tor -enny
f*ro with Nomocracy e/. (ho Mk-bigaii
'•rs is'with Ihc.itcH —\vood liko 2 git
ridjii, bill oaa'fc ' ' - 1.
Tjie \v. vv ro do ! It.—ln' London, a
tew years ago, tbo butchers .cojnbined
-to put, U p t Q O p r j CQ 61 meat, and tbe
people resisted h, resolving to con
*Whj-the article but three days in a
-/ V( r* {: result was a tumble in-
P r |cos, that must' happen here would
r People do the samotiung,noL only in
regard to- meat. but to every other
wliieh is inordinately high, and
consumption of Kvhich can
he,dispensed with. . I .
Edward Evoroll fays that
w acn ihi> history of-East Tennessee
-T tlio .first two years, anti a, Uulf JK
ie, w>r g’uali bo wriUon f j u will- dis
'.oso fctcnbstof tyranny and -oppres—
wi|ich there are few parallels
at annals of the world,, and this
•be -i hands of men who pretend to
war for self government
nor'i . ' pro . tePt the rights of the tfli
jnaj Q \ a S ! ' i ' i nst the rale, of- ‘numerical
iho^p r ,'- an( li in his lecture ,im
RartiK at,o t>al Heart,’ 4 defines a con
is n6f-Annhs
nnvthing->*
•Hit V■-*»(«« ';•> "t’i.jti
. .. ,
■J *
. , 'J j bps'. . ;qu ■ ’ VSi
tljj; l;if.!:nnH};> i-:•;
1 1 ja ”: a•;-Ah m ■ * i’f v■i, i i y.r
'i a I- j.'} jx ’ vlrf a« ■ vu's: <st>>
7-vyr
r --' v Y.Vft*jii
'lO ! T^‘ ; r Kv i
4O-3SF<!>; ' -Yfi ■ y
I . 'ii i o «j<{; j i* .
Pm
with SQblsip J>fiw(i' %9. ;
n idDfitftte; Coavetttiott. i '-r - ivvijnsro tho!Uniaiii »i novr« tron’gV'bnd patwiuolt&ed ,
_.. j -K '’- T!!l ' : "'- mußt,bo'
a Tft lltfn ? : •W: to;
I^rg-awc* 9 follows^ -! 7/ /j : ,,' ~„■; jifibjsrogJrin ifc»^pre^ij ; a(dmtui3tiiltion,
■h :^'^'-^^e: ’<>f l ;i 4n’ **¥'&. who >.],
presenting the name of T.'i'n. a *f .#•; j»,%y;[of Arfnvfnj^
coin) for re.election to the P f •JflWij^OyM.d'
to; our fellow cilizeps- of Pehniyl& : s«sto ;. v f.;v>»■ -MVi.;. r-
uji*ajidrof Other loy:jl )Stntp«> *o> •'4 , ! ,^ 0 * ilo ?‘' a safety Worth d piw- paWsbigent yi.^:
are ] 8 ; n f b,eBt have lft!WP*d; U: 'egofe'd qij*,
what is-'duo.to the principle- involved ; i^r! d ® f i wiU «»d. Ini the sp%^j^))'i^
bf iigfly tb set wMch a .H W? ; a A4l‘psf|isfl[eiK
impel us to ln dding I dear or ; : vajpablp,.th6 noblest j udiiir-L! i
’so,, w<j d esis e-ieniphat Jc ally *to state I 'PcentiAWS tpi labor er pnf political V Tba£ ,*fiTfi£flr ) d’ |£^^,i;^;
.that oui ardent tfaje"P**^ e i^y®i'"‘, 5 -• jM Wo do,; that. i?am|nWipall?»#,<ss|dds^C^bk^Mp'
re-election of. the.present-Chief Magi. j'^T r °i but tone .pnn^iplooPp^jtics
ietiate of the Union,: ftibonfrolled : by |®® jMthe: •n°>O b li } , | t 9 tile;
ho hasty intention tp neutralize thei involving,the purity of .th-Oi^pfep4ft tW*
high \ cfami to patriot iir if' '- GoWernment-aod^ttai.fr^dpto’-of►PPSfary.io l .iHcif l ffi^.^^^tlpbi : 4!d !
maiided to appease the rage ot pari
t'isaci rivalry. Leaders 1 faifiy tried
wouldjbe reduced ip command toijoakp
the : ambitious, incompetent
and: useless imbecile- The deprpciai
tion ot the currency, now. so : eagerly
aimed jat, would fhetf jjo # a<f
compli shod. The ruin of ibc national
Credit, now treated : as a jCst, wpnld
then be received as a reality, and
mocked as .a descrying rbsu)t.fi Opr
, diplomacy would become channel
of conveying tg the nationa pf tbe
| j: lice St oiw;aij^ifrifct
the feet of onl* j^aj^idal
A 2^av^
'** r i . .*' fci ,».
tfc o down-trodden of all: countries and
Cl iftie S filled; with joy 1 arid gladness./
i ABSOLUTIONS.
R&vlved, That the' vindication of
Ifie national lidnb^'arid the
meat of the 1 national anthprlfy against
I lie I aggressions of a 'desperate and
wicked conspiracyarc the only ob
jefets which 1 should' now" claim the at
tention of parties and. engjigdthc .ef
forts of those who, represent the Gov
ernment. ; Until that authority-which
isi the supreme jlriw of the hvridiSt'ec
oOTiiod in all its Widow,; tifcrt
npt an<|<far6 Hot Iwahytef ms
>«CI. ■ ;». :i ■ ‘- 1 -' oti ifjiT'H-.01, 1 Lki!!.;
rftfi* Ol i
operation ftf that ! alone
pe ri tj-of_ a\re3 tored, jPpjp,o.., ,Tjb a. : pu
r.ity of.jhis
; ’o|ryio ><a. of 1 iu aor,,
tioii, and th|a,reg.^;^hitU: lioi ever
it him
4>rp-eraihenUy forth* diction, jfj ‘the
affairs of, the a ithoiv'
-i ty ‘ is ■ recoaalscd; 1- jr^piv^d ; .andye*
spectpd iiigfrtbc qf the imer
iean Umon;| yW**- ■ > \ ’• 1 ■
Itesolced, .That' -irrdresponse
sentiment of -the iayidl men of
sylvania, andin j u slide, to «, tru
faithful ‘public cfßcap r^th'o ! ’the
this convention j tci
tolAndfeW Gi‘Curts,fW®iati<Jr}tijf
Commonwealth'- 'RujiUtofty'
•f the li id diafe’*— '
stone State. Through: the ac)
ergy of Governor Curtin, Pun
niu has hud the jsatisfuction of
irig that, her /Slate flag has lit
almost: every' battle (ought
Union,; while nodCoihinonweii
given rhoroi of its ;material mi
;uid of the, Gojvernm^nt ; lb:,
which the wise and frugal nt
of Andrew G. iCnrttij have,
this State'- to -extend t'oj lhc Ji
Government. , , , ,
Rtt~oh:e7i, That the Highest
of iho nation arc ; diio| fto ,ll
men who are nmv’-in the fie!
Ing their lives; in! a atraggk
base and ivicked conspiracy;
will over-hold in grateful ret
the memory of those' who,’-.
>ready-perished in 'th|e [fight.
Union, and extend to those \
vivo to return; ,onee inorq
homes the ric|por,i-svbiob : . the
has fairly wan, an 1 the peac
which their labors so 'emint
■ ■ ,1'
■Bcrva_.> j i ,i ■.
Resolved. . That w
- i'bP
metnberst’c f tlio Legislature
steady ,n!rnl persistent 'coin
which they have maintained t
and credit pf lUojpomtnonwe
the Hternjpatriolisjtai withwl
also resisted the rei’olntionarj
of the minorities in the: Se
' ' f i i_ i i ■, ■i • |
House. The'attitude of the l
_ uv iV'A
in both branches, on the
question and on the enfram
of the soldier, was controller
‘regal |d fc|r. economy and a d(
lion to recognize in the dot
the Union citizens, deserving
est rank and franchises;' \
course of general legislation
such at least as to deserve fpi
the ■ session
to cld»e, pur frank approval
Ijtesolved the than i
whole 1 people, are duo to - tin i
men wh( arh now in the leu
applies, and that wa hold mil
readiness, at a moment’s' via \
to second: the efforts ol these
the summer campaign againi i
the final! end' of the strngg
peace of the country apd th i
cognitio'h-pf the aptbprity;jc
vernmenvin ail the States..
! tSST" The BaJtl more Amir
“not hesitate to say the gn
a( the votewliioh > i ail Upon
ibncl anil Kehtnoky, yrill jb
M’CleHanr is raff vptg~that~
most'nkdodMW cast for Jc
next best ipso. ■. |
fein I ' >fyjl aiii-illi'si iivi n;-U ,7! ; ■ --\ . r —■ ~ ■ , ; x .r —
■llal^«i|sB64iß[loan v>DE&tatoiMigiii ’l©lfiB
*- n 1 ''• : ' ! • - ■■-» 1 - - - HijJ io't '-kk :;iJi .'0.f..-•
-GfliuCiltoow’HOfßdialßeporfcOf
jßxpeditiOX
i*ri Gthfttffe’e official iWporf'W
FtoHda
#,^a' , jkWp%W}sted;a
l 'iTii'i
kißWh>aH«|.thttt i&f tfiiifoW distiiSot
lw>ht S«catee: j ■
fth *odttel
jlatabjifj'Ac. •■; ■•a-iii, 1 r._ 't- j,;><^j:-:;
■’■ <£* Tb cite -off -%>hi of;
«ottf w» J o£. ‘suppiiek Acp'«
'iob'any'Colop 1
W;regjisrtb s tii' •','<] .'•■
-*■'4. 'fDo-iba|igttipate jni tfcfe‘j
'speedy? Florid»| t6 ! *of j
alPegjdhf/e, ' ViU-j
l.bkc Weblved frp'm
-thft; 'Preyaiebt tli|‘ fends
dolin' -Hay/'yisfclstdijlir Adfnfitrili ’Sbtr.
efaf: !>?••:*;;!.> )> :.r-jj j-.iij.j
,''TBo r epiir t f urtKdr shOws |t bat
‘batird'b’f Otnstce "-Wak’fqugki in cofc-
of an adfaiibs |by &eir; S'ey..
moii'r,’ ddt orily wfth]6ul, b.nt Olearly
against, General 1 1 Gilmpre’s orders.—
Wei -qttotff
-gnagoi' • ••■' :r> | : H;-'' -
••Aft. ' ' Mi ’ ■■?■•'"
.eParratigingi With General Sey
mour for the construction of certain
'defences at Jacksonville} BaldwhWtihd
the Soiit'i Fork of the St. Mary’?, I
started for Hilton Head on ; ths loth,
leaylfig’behlnd Eoesel of
the Engineers; to give tho necessary
instructions for ■ the del enceli! referred
to. 1' I: considered it iw e.H undersU d d
at that ftilina 'betwtdd Gen.. Ssj. ;
n?onr, and InySclf ih;|t no}' arlvaneb
should; bc niade witbout farther in
.tioftr from }me, ijojr until ;|tbe;|de
;es were Well advanced. ! ! j, ,J- ' r
tf'tbe 18th 1 was greatlyWfirpiisied
•eeeiving a letter from General
rntraf, dated the ITth. stating that
'tended to advance witbout'snp
in order to destroy the railroad
.the Savannah’ river, 100 miles
. Jacksonville;*' |
. ’at oncdl dispatched ; fifep: Turheij!
acksohvilio'ticrsttih the dfidvontentj
i^«:iltt ; ibtfdrer i -6f|a toomBj^eh; :
’iiioob'. -IJpdh arriving al’Jael^bn:’.
i learned that Gen. Scymour was eriga
; jred, Avrth • tlie enemy * in front., .wear
j Olnstee fort}'-eight; iiiilcs troid Jdok-
J sonville b\* Irailroad.i ■' : ■ ■ l !
; . J I > V , 1 * J
Cofnmcnting uportf this or
ij Gen.jGilmOrs, the, syrw York 'Tribune
i remarks: ’ . '■ } j ■,}'-( |• .
“It follows, therefpfb, that tho Qop
perhjead chaige -agaihsl the president
of having caused uh exposition ijnto
! Florida for political j purposes iis r dn
! tcd ; by:tho testimony of Gpu. Gilmore;
jand that ho responsibility :ibr |the
[disaster at Olusteo [is femovpa 1 alike
frdni the President! and frpthiGen.
'1 t.' %■ l • . , -;| ... J ( I j
i-Gilmofc, and now rests fixedly lupon
ikien. Seymour.,-As,, the ~laltch, jhas
' hcejn rcliovedfroni Lis command and
I'sui.nmonodrto AYashi|igto9, w,e arts to
presume that he, is to go before a
Court Martial and re'cei ve d just
laity ipr.his crime.’-’ ij.' , , |,Vi'} j '}•
o . the
Penn,
dahd
nksof
ndered
Ofalio
fdfcnco
,iVa on-
in sylva-
I khow
oatedi in
for '(he
dth has
cans in
n, that
icasuros
enabled
Rational
rewards j
o brave]
d, ppriN ■
-with,' a i
that We ]
ullection ]
save al—|
for thejj
:ho sur- |
to their;
r yuloi*
eful host
nlly tie-
i ■ I . J ' jVT ! ’ '‘■•'■l-
Confession of a. Drunkard;
Sometime , since there was a pam
phlet published in ;|Englartdl ienfillled
he loyal •'The Confession yf‘a
for the Theistatoments
se . with ; autlKjrity to bo authentic, .and 4 what
lio honor does the writer say;? .. J .1; , J
thank
ijtb, aud «c*f. my condition iiHei's {9 fip! li|opo
leh they that it should over change—but out of
schemes; t bd blacltdepths, could,l be! heard, l!
nalottnd 1 woa fd cryouttoall| to all those who
have sot a foot in Ihp perilous float!.
| interest , “Could the youth |to, whpini! tbe-fla
hisemeht yor of his first wine Its delicious as tho ;
alikoby bponing seenes pf life, or the entering
(terrnina- uowly dilboverojd paiadiso,
anders of look inlo in y, desolation anil bo. made 1
the higtegl j 0 uuderstahd what'a dbeary itbinjj it.
r t hilb is when a man feels himsqtf gding
has bebp' {j OW n a precipice with open eyes- jand
ir Lo, a positive wjll,to see his destfllclion
about to and have no povvu to stop It,, arid;yet
1 | to feel it all the way emanating from
is. pf thp; himself, td percpiyelpll goodtess pinp-
V .gldlant* tied oat of him, 1 ami, yet not ablje to.
jd ofonrjorgot aiimpNvhon jit wufatherwjjse;
pselyes ini to bear about- the piteous spectacle of
fnirig, io ,his own self ritin; ccnld > bo see my fe
tbireeder; Vcred eye, favdred with laSt nigbt’e
ititrea»6n> and feverish locking' fop to
-0 for* the' -nights’repetition 'of. the 'folly; cbuld
y fall re- j lO f e bl "the death cbt of which I (cry
t thc Gpj hourly with feeblor r |and feebler out
pry to bo idoliverodf it were dhongh to
make him dash the
ag|j,tp the.piridp of its
mantiing temptatioh-,’--Jpin<i'()n Quar.
Revkw. 4|..., ,
■: i
tcan'i does
rajter part
lit 'Mary
-19 [cast-for
vpuld b|e
aff.-Davis,
> ] victinvpf-e&a-sickness dos* rib
id sensation than “fib 4 Wtibijr
tt was afraid t shpiifl‘dieV anti
;ond hoar | was aftriad T shouldn't/’,
■t
3 14 4,
w j jw tfriJ..sfiJjjt'j;
tuq o(U
i«{1» 6x !>■•*• krJtfin:;.
».«ll TstTftsdhq
ai!dir»| »*'d ,vifi
niV/ ib
•Uio-iX'i t-J
.Oil»'?/■;.!■
! ’£Lguiar ''
, y*'.* • jvij Jr n\ *•• fiUI * t»4j *».*, T ,'L, ‘ \ - ; J ‘ L : .'
. Arnjdst all- Xhft^.harrq.r.'*;'Af .war, The; sale mttie’ An fraltcry of th* ,
many opcunfaijialHig ' in Fairi on the j
♦u kf i■ * v* • t''.’*.- * ■-■ ™?‘r- -• wa,s*ooo of tbo prmdipal'attraCtUhfii
wpfb’m mSr’^iu?- 'MreiUs-'
'hours ahdahalf which wore consumed '
I have Been Volliers chase -’hares landl fte< K TH,i '
N -ma&i qth &
fr|.-’ tipped,
|«flg t thcm, and "9welt"nphmicli^:'repre»eri ) tßtmh8 J
do. many’ other coo! Aiid foolish thidcs; Reeded: fih , gaining
'j JMWs? •*s,jfls9fit j •-—Wlion the portrait -v'
J Wfli!hinJ)fS«f, -tojhaye ever pppn den was pi seed upder the' tgs
pr r , haard-b On : ode, of,.those biting &T&!™ &'JS&P¥*' fe B< w; ’V-
at each .the, most formidable. 1 ■
| other little riyqhjt; kiidwq
[as Minejßup, whep nVomphts pppearpd .ypnjJ the genius and labor yrhi6fr.“ap- '
jto he hours and. hours' days. so. bear at P of *re<-1 on : thO'canvas Sddri aYter-fhh
ihand seemed the deadly and -
■• r. •'■’ t I ••.-,■ ■ v•■ n 1 , ,v '■ the:bids.createddoudapnlausetiior;, *7
| solitary sheep leisurely: walked along : iaid"the ' au'etioneet
i the run on. the rebai side. . | .■ ~[ . "Lha.ve;.now to, ofiey ,ypu -,a :valuable '
j A rebel videtle fired and killed''the portrait! of the great r 'T3hg!iBhfilart i
[.sheep, and; dropping his gun, a^vano- ; fis< * ar 3 C °¥^>
iC* tn ■••'' ! ‘. “ T . and‘a great manvand’ycu ,r eatf -60^'
,cd : tp j remove. the p W , In-an,,in- b ; ‘■, ■: • * /fV :: K ;
| stappho was gun in>hc Mn Richard : ,
bands of a IJnion Yidettc,j>yho said, man betaose you can’t.fcuy hiim >Tb«
‘‘Divide is the word, dr you are a dead 'vhole gristocrecy of England couljl
Johnny." . Thi 9 .proposition i was con, ?'■ i,''
’ ". VVell, gonllelnen; cobtiniucd thtl'
pn ed to, and there, betweeu the twp auctioneer,‘jwhat phall we hayo ißir •
skirmish lines, Mr. Rebel skinned the Mr. lt isr.worth .five vhousahcl
sheep, took one half and moved‘back dollars. . The portrait ofaman you ~
{.'witthjt tp. his canT.lrfiy is w6rth[ that..; Wliat shall.
i.tho rpn, got ~teo..other..half of ,the. .Auetidneer—f“Gputlopxeri.tllat is Vio
J sheep and [again rbsiifped thpjduticsnf price for p' I *.' ■'•,.] "\ -
j his post, amidst tiie cheers of his com,-, \ , *^fcb :^highi-^rilie'gmyvi: 6w«afr^efy >
Irades,, who expected to held him eat ■t«o.»e;iitfhco when- I, lie,.most animated
Of the hundreds nf men |hr- cpmmyncedJ , ’M’
> •.. ■■ , 1 ■ 'I • ■■■ portrait - rose ;to nine hundred‘.and
i rayed agavfist eae.h pth|eron cjt^or,bank j fiiVy.'doJlars;.and as^’the' auctilor.cei- ih* ‘
j’ot that, rub,, not one dared to . violate pealed-the Bid! '/'■'■ t| >-•'-•»'■' • 1
[.the truce intuitively, Itfgroe 1 by j A voice exclaimed: ‘ ! o,u6 tboiisdhd^
; these two soldiers. 11 , \|„ ~ J'! • Ildars.- ' ■;. <-X '• . ■•'■ n ’o- .
■ 'u ' 'v ' v \ A^otianoor— thoui?ar.a dollaca
i' ; Th 6 Soldier- [ " . wh « V SI T-^ a &f 4 d -t*''
. s., ■ i . ■■‘■V ■! •. iXiOir.gv going, gone. Wcois the bad- ■ '
| It there is 1 a .being ■j.vhp is ,dc- j er?’- 1 . • • •.. ..’ :• i ■ ••>
caerving of private dffeetipn[ and ,puo- r | The answer ; wfcB-^ u Wiiiiam -Cnllen ,
lie •gritiiWde,‘ir'ia' t|id ■sdlilier‘.who- j: '
[marches, in the thb army. ‘.O ,
L » 1? £»v- J \ ■ -trait purchased, caused ilond :to
[figbf j his pianrjc.r ' V :,; 1
blobd'bnd life as d SattifiM ■ for itho \ . ;
Jifl" “Aw-mtAr, l U--».wy n-m*nt. .belnw-liia
■ and,snow, it is the; ptivi.te‘ who. 6r&fs 9 1 p‘9!’ «•
~ ' j ■i - ; ;is taken from Mr. Clays, sppeeh, ,d«- •
bridges over swift; stjroamp and ve :f/jd-before the' Aragrloanlipi'dooKtil-•!
.’the. lofty fortifications, and; It W i.tho {idij'Soeictj’.-?.l Washinglunj.'jaTidary
' private \,vho, with tpe bayonet [set, *2O, ;1827: ’ • * V' ’-' .:, ;n...
’ charges bn the dekdly riiie-pits ami t could ho ; J|»6trhmen'iat ln;etfsi.
I •■•.*?< ~i . ■■'■ iJ <■ I rating this deepest stain, slavery, from
, against the squaredyo umhnf thpon- t - he ,.^ &r aete r -of hur coilnttyi iirid^fe
|cmy; and yet hpw ScjlJom is it that nlo ving. all cause' of reproach" oh- ? at.—
the receives thei- honpW and the-; rc-l count o.fdt,’l \voiild ndt : exchange-'t'Ke
: wards df : bis noble eonduct. • - -- M ptjoud? satisfaction, which 1- fehonld.;
1-fHi^nv' tolls us '(lf thd countries /hr the honor of all the;
1 ~ i v , ■ , ’ j ! jver dedl-ecd the most:successtal uoii
[which Alexander conquered, and the.' i < ... : !.-..
| battles Crbsar fought.put that all it was: ~
: the iron-hearted soldiers which these |
j nvon corUmaiided, who wo a t hose vie- i
jtorics and conquered those countries, j
I : No j army of ' hhcieiit nr- tnodc-pii
[ times, no! array wnich Alelsander, Cicr f
|sar or iNapoleon ever led, lias excelled j
‘tliie army of the | Union [in personal I
suffering, patience, endurance, herd- 1
istn anil glorious [military .exploits.—l
Wo hope that the time may come j
when .no higher, compliment can be
paid fo a citizen-thar to, pave it .said
of him-T“He was one of the Aimj* of
the Union-.” ‘ ’ , i;
y Butler at Wouk.-4-G Butler has.
stripped tho shoulder-straps from
Cob Charles Henry Foster, a genuine
“soldier of fortune.” yrho jias managed
to win dpiubg
the war. Ho got
into Congroßs last yopr ai a represen
.talivo from Nofth Carojina, |bnti the
bogus, character ot’jiis election was
exposed; He has sipco pretchded to
lead jthe Union ipoyempnt'inXortlj
(Carolina, and is,beliovodlto Havo bud
[ I . • ■ • j . , ! i
some connection with the many false
! reports from that quarteV. In railita-,
ry matters ho bas!bekn fdund as great
a sham its in politics, pud ..General
[Butler has done well to consign him
| to private life.- |. - y.'■■■■■-', j
1 have tiptoe drop of the
great Xapolcon’sbtopu pjydur veins/’
said testy old Jerome ojno .day :ihja
pel;' to, i>U'...4o^b[c^ t j-tjt’e!-;Empehw*.-j—i
replied lioipa “af
all events I. have his[ while family pn -i
my eh&ulders.’* . y: . _ j | ' ,
.writfer iri tbej “3£ iicfeerboirklep
iMftgazino” .trying, ;t£ upi?n?
Boston,!is 6n|y; fnnßy ho soya
tbo city |s calle4: % tli'o.‘‘hub’’
a /ftfoitt geta tired / going about 'it,~
£BoLsterpua merfiment,]. j _; [ '
•9*4.0 able,physiologist bis |rriv
tss’tv j|TH^^£ t^^e.'l^man'^po^r
Js ire
(nr tW ntmvberof match** 1 mao*;
! ! ' j ‘r I’- ■ ' ' i' f -
lIM U
I,lli
'ft.
,j ' 1
■ r i
dtasjjams-finfles
: Special tor*|
ul*r rates.: •■ ■ \ ./■•-■-■,
C yean ,
anlroßiA frotlcer'of a^ubueifitWeTTrtS.’*-.,
-* - ' ■ ‘ ~ -'»*l w, ■ ‘ I " .
/ I©*A Farmer, in Canada, recently '
J<)«tJ|is wite.ruid on the day appoint*
j eli fyr ■ the 'furioral, w hen the ghosts '
i \Vefo' assembled, he persisted in pnst- : •
!jjphi hg,tho fnrieral■ Several.sympathiz- • "
| ing friends, >yho endeavored td reedit*,
eilddiirh to a. final .leave'of the loved
remains,!; elicited ■ from the, dioti-aqtgd
man the’ fact tha|t lie d.ad'beondihvp'
pointed in tb'c attendance Of' a pfO- -
fessional gentleman, tio ext ract several
tbeth containing gold filling wiiioh had
cost bint $512 some.year* pt;eyiohB.mii
John 1L Thompson, C a‘_
C, Ist 6hio. CaTalcj", 1 was ijhpt oh th'd
29tli Ul.t.,- .at near Alexandria,'
.for deseiaid.n.ko' the enemy and for
robbery. : T.his man r ,-was
with a part}* pt l llas in Loudon (
county, in .September last, whpfe fifo i
hadj been a- ten or ‘io life inhabitants >-
'tpr months previons. .lie was scarSe’-
ly twenty years of £ge. ...-. - 3 .
I:- ••. ; —■ • . • ...
| . fiSrA western paper tolls this Story.'
A farmer prosecuted his mother,;nli»V
tly-due; years:. old, for the' cost ofh*r
board, with him tor nineteen: yo#fa
past. -She hail been Jiyitig with huij,,
takiiig'caro of his children, eightor
nind in number j knitting stoclthigsi
■&e»j ■ TJieijndge disiirissed.thc case'fitfd
reprimanded tho bard-hearted sort *; ■
Be(;iK:»in6.— ft is announced that •
tho-firsi Aiulitor of the Treasury I)d>» f,
partmetit has received instructions
to remove..hUfba'reaa to Montgomery,
Alabama, ft will certainly, take,
the money fn tlio treasury to pjry the
‘’expebsc of thb'renipvaT. Some of the
Richmond papers admit that flic tread*
my; is literally empty, oven ot: paper 1
liasb. I- 1
” -Tasrrb, tawitlini
■ft nfeokVthe subscriptions piado' ; to-tfic
fond relief of Urn Suffering ; Tehr
Massachusetts,, Mti EsOTr
ettj announces to be 8p0,.3ia.,
am evidence |td the, living, gjpsyjag
patriotism' and philanthropy of - toe
CHd Bay Stat*! ; • ■•-•••••' ‘V ,:0! '. ■
-i ji.U'w
dSfKaep out of ,bad t .comnpw/
the chance .is tlyvt'wKsQ tbp
intb [tho flbcib: L h'o l, Svnt hW'ff^Pbbay,
Spurgeon, m, announced, to sail fpr
this country tho middle'of thi»
■present •mionthii.’'’.' '’t'-'i-
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‘‘ldaho’’ -• ja,. an Indian t ,wprd r
tfee Ko^IH
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