The Beaver Argus., July 13, 1864, Image 1

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rient of Bank of
County-
ON’. May • ’
e*i. active $03,270 40
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onn. I-iotavy Tnblio.
MAND COAL
>3I:SAi.E.
VALO A&uTzt Pi
' LA I4\DF<
, rfi*• .Miuite !n
[ caver.county, nlrmt 3
• on the I*. J*t. W.
liiir? 1 HCKDIiED
sale on favorable terms.
>f th;s land are-cleared
' cultivation; the- bnlanca
ill -tinker fence. There
; Rt'one house/ &
i se. Mhe upper*‘Mory of
V dwelling, (siri.d hinrcV
vein, of excellent coal
11 lon of the tract, with]
I *oad v '
1- ri! \CT' of first
(’hij'ijuwrv tp.. 1
tynst of iSfeW. Pir
u. U.. cont:il
Z' l'.E.”, is for
a ~j-t i.-vnnrv acres
i ferafe ol
*' i *jand h
*re premises n,
**?" To»11.0 spring Ujcm
V:ic:i i- n-.'iv; u*ed as
j/,g h-irn. Tm-ro is a
i<M‘lcrlyiup: a large poi
, opi*a:i»~ "ear, the rail
For further
.'A.i/s 'Si\z. E. c *i.. llri
rrv.iAN. Vitr*bn
i. oftice, l>et
*.••1
nfor.nation 'inquire of
■-bton, l‘a., £», >: Fft
rg v or M; Wetaku. Pro.
vef, Pa. jeb,’(i4:4w.
WHEREAS letters testamentary baring
been granted to tie undersigned, on
m’rs, 1 In the Court (the estate of ' Jotix Gonnox, dco’d., late of
ou'& | ofCpmmqn I’leas I Rochester t\yp, ; Heaver eo, Pa, , all persons
]• nfUfavercounty, j knowing theimSelves indebted to said_jeslato
j Vend. Exp. No. .arc requested to make payment- immediately
■rb J ll.Mpr.dT, 18'U. (and those haying claims agaijjst the .same trill
stitioa of Sheriff Ledlje. ( present them to the subscriMMiily authenti
ics S. ilutan. Esq., an j'eated'fbr spttjemejit: | 1
the purchasouioney a- j ’ j AMANDA GuBUpS, Executrix,, ' 1
it’erji. : je£2.’o4 ( • Rochester.
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T o’* . i.v-i’l. on pi
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t'j •{Urrihutft
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it or above named - will
r his appointment at tire 5
,cr. on Monday.- the Ist
.o’clock, a s m., al which
cu will attend, if they
,1. S. IU-TAN, '
- i Auditor.
Au<
r *'tcnd !o the duties V
‘'onr! itfTUoaA
•' at iO
parties
fyink ::l*'-.pcrt i
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ICE- CRE/
.Mi'SAIOON
"cwafer.
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b -VIOON. hsuJ»oiW
M’lluerry Stret
j•;. Cikes and
ir c f kinds.! const
OftI»EKS FOR
j FI.
r s fitted np, in Ml elegant
tie, for an ICE CREAM;
m the corner of Bridge
s. 1 n ■
Confectionaries,
anCy kept on liand.
ICE PEOiIPTLY
LiLEp. . ?: ,\ :
FREDERICK 1TA1.%. j
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aerticos (o (he 1
VKR AND SURROUNDS
;n>iinice i s m pa
lie can be:
■ c 3 i;: .’-'lnys except
lir. ple.is calls th)
»o '-lie fulirw-lni-^
J," v Ev^fihe
'-on-plaiatj; Ch&nic
■~'' , ”-'rr "icliicriV iio’tr
e;s. . • •■ •
lilUpsburg for the present,,
consulted nt any lime,;
days he can bej
whoreJbc has*
I iiu&'t;\vcnty years. '
Attention of the afflicted
rises:—Scrofula,' Diseased
imatic Affections, female
■Uieeasea of dong standing
lets yfi remarkable .sue
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.T’*' r>st?rn. Wi
&i.I.% S!x ‘y, acr «
Jn ; m
.. *£!?*• 'Vhite Oak 1
S. river.
■v Also, a
Bear^eie
Real -Estate j
: i SALiE. : J ■'. : . j
lifers for.salehis,residence ;
it a Kopse and Lot. ,<The j
Brick IlousOjSO [foot.front j
t lining 10 rodms arid Store .
i?V llmisfe, t'tabW.’TruU
, So.; yr\ • cf 7.
f' .firstl
'proved, standing with ex
t lmbcr,'6ire mile ,fi%A.the'
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•ntttg I’S ’’aehei-’tjhe ‘‘ fiiile
wd “with ; a > h'oatif'fehce
;Cr tr r 6t Nnsatrofiftr
in Qnire of 'the Subseriher.
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LIST
T> EMAIMNQ
ver, Pa., 51
Birks John,. , ; j
Christy’ ;
Cunningham’L j
Camming J ■ . J
i Criyford Wra H
CraWford Eliia |
Grahatu Thomas
Hoqpa >l,nry' i J
Higby MaggiS E
Hoffman ;Jas "
Inmhn .Kelson •
Johnston R H ,
Johns ,1/E
ab 1 ©.
B@».FersonB
list,: will plCasP
Office Hoots;
;; list oP ]
B'iMAIXINCr in fh!
) .ter. I’a., June Ist
bol6n e ßenj F |
Boyle' IVm ;: j i
Bi'own’Mafjt’t J
Bm'gy.Giiristian, 2
Deifz JohiL .• I*.
Ferguson Jfi ! i
Hubbard Minnie I
Ifoo.kor HE & Joe ' i
Har!'iifU;u Andi;evr
Hamilton I’earson
Jnlin-' r 'T! A iv:;i
.rmigcrfGeorgfe,
Marquis G eqrge" A
Martfiens Miss C E
1 ■ T -
Ijg. = Oliice hoard, dij
a. m.to 7 pi| i nu" ' > '
STEA3L ENGINE TOE. SALE.
A- 27 Enginenearly new,’ ivoodward patent,
£\_. 15 and 55 inch stroke,
!w:lli force piuap ntlnchp l. for a saw,-'
mill of grist-nim-ov boring oil wells, is offered
for sale. * Anjlly to L.-GHTM. ■
. jfcWM* t . New Galilee,' VL
PROF. iDAVfD GORDON.
H AVISO jdevoped a-,i')t’.!ijher> of .rears to
suceessSully curirg'FthVns, Tumors, &c.,
frujn motivcs-df humanity. iotlVim Ms profes-.
. siunal services to the- public of this county.—
; liis.sy.-tom■ is simple—itcvitably produces a
[cure tvithoul producing pain lo the patient.—
j .Yu o ; /ro ti iwl/; Post qlSce at .Clinton, A}lo
ig'ieny. eo.. ,T{a.' •, ' V '
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2.v,arn ft ■ * .J— r ——-
V Ol 41 i "Estate' of John Imbrie, dcc*d.
’ I T-.-'ETTSHS of administration on the estate ijf
—j ~g 1 J / John IjibbiS. lute of Dig Beaver to.wn-
J I ship,* Bcarijr iCoiimyT I’ecua.. deo’d, having
11 ,<o'o no j been granted-to the ui dcraigned, all persons
" ‘i-’O 00 j indebted do said estate are requested to mate
TI - Q-pj i immediate payment, nrd those having claims
• / i’<tqs to 1 the same tviil present ttetu properly
' • o'er* c-, ■ j authenticated tor settlekiient. - '
n t’t. r.o ■ . ‘ • D.'LSj.IMRRtK, Heaver,
1 " 1 K. S. IMBUIE, parlihglon,
Administrators. *
■20.017. 37
¥242.774 63 ='! ' . j«29;6^.
A 1 jMINji START O K’S -2f j
X- ETTEKS of administration 66 the .estate.
j of Armstrong .J hay, •' SecM,- ‘late* oY
Brighton township, Beaver co., having been
granted to the ftil persons in
deb:ed tosriijlcfltatc ac requested to'make
immediate 'pltynfcn% an I those having claims
against the same will {resent tUcnt properly
au'lienlieated fjr scttUmerit. .
AX DUE IV WATTERSOX.Adm'r.,
; { , Brignton ;pl
A biITN IST fi AT
WHIIReL\S letters
the Estate of
of New Brighton: Bet
deceased, hayingbeeit i >
dersigned, nil person* i
ar» notified to make in
those having hlaimsn.gi
sent them prjopcrly au
men*, without Belay.
. ' ' Ji B. D. >
from the Record.
M. WEVAND/I^o.
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OF: LETTERS : :
. in .the' {post Office , at B*»-
kjfSI.JSH/
. M’iCabe Mrs Sanil;
trifle, A. D
Neia lib*..
Pajrkl&oh Wm
PattehD ;
Hansen Thad u
Smith,
Shane Emily.’;' . ,
Smith Susan .[ •.
ThompsotTWin* 2 ’ '
WalbenGeorge
Wisiler C
ffbrtmap Annie
fbr'letters id the above
(V ire advertised. -
ANDERSON, P. JI.
•jn. tol'tijp.ini.' ,
calling
say the;
M. .T
from,"
[iETTERS
j'rlosl Office'll Rdehes
, mi:.
Mellon. Jackson
M'iller Mrs Georgs
Mitchell David v i. V
PoweUSarah..J
Rhodes. John ;?*
Stafford Jos D^" 7
Sinith'Mlss Ellen i '
Miss Sophia!.
Stewart RN, - * -'
Spot l John I - ’.
intovsgill John
\Vliotsler Henry, 2
M. TAYLOR, P.M.
irijng the summer, from
O'R'S NOT: ICE
of administration on
Asiirew Lowry, Into
ver county, I enn'a.,
;.u!r grunted, to the Un
indebted to said estate
: mediate payment, .and
dust the same' will pre
uuenticated for settle-
[AUKER, Adm'r.,
Now Brighton.
jelC.’Gi ■’ 'I
’KXECUTO
IS NOTICE.
'i inney,
Dr. JO. IV;
y '
OFFERS Jiis professional »ervicc» to the
citizens of |i i.
* 'BEAVER AXR VICINITY.
1 ; otncfijr-
The Shannon JiidHin>f, S. E. Corner of
dedlG]'' ths Diamond, Beater , Pa.
Dl\ P. ~
Young,
>r, some time acting as
| Army, haring returned
self in
paver County,
[services to the public,
ps’ building. [mhtC'GS
EMI
WHO has been
Surgeon in the
and again in'ented him
Freedom,/Bj
offers his
in P|illi
I^ERR
Service* to the People of
D YI GI N"I T T
Dr;,P^
Oj'ers hu rrohsxiona
B EAT E H A-i
and solicits f» share' "ri
public' patronage.
' ori
Kert’si Hotel,
tleeifi.’63
■rrr. in
Eeavl
lANDLER.
iN PENXISX, . ' \
, stBEAVER STATICS,
where he v will attend to
he» of bis’profession. lie
ived methods to- prevent
th. .
ited. , ,[janl3’o4
h’S XOTICB;
T. J|. CH
a ■ ,p'CKG^
IS at his-ijost again
Koch ester Pai, 1
ail its ~ various branc!
applies nil the iimprj
pain in extracting tef
■ P. S. Work warra
EXECUTT
WHEREAS, the
biana count;
the undersigned lett
cstafc of‘Horatla IT.
Columbian si county,
knowing themselves
are requested ;to no;
and thosti having els
present them proper
tlement. ! j
' - | ... ' -
3 Probate Court of Colnmr,
0., •haying granted to
ters testamentary on.the"
i Barker, late ofPcrry tp. ’
OGid,- det'd;, ItlEperjon’g'
indehted to said 'estate
; ido immediate • payment,
i ims'hgrtiqtl'the sante-will
■ .y'*n<fientiea'ted,cfpr ’set'f
S; t .
jels’B4 |
WSjAWfflJii •
£»• opened, -Ht «9nw*atio<»
ySOTIOSARy, *ncr. 3 !t :»
\A*t&ALOO#,.3
eoirMri of stbe .'Oiambsj,,
I, ?baejnedoTitn jidated. t A
•
: rUP!Kt.3ruUiTaM
-‘iitutt wiT
, > LqaiS’lfndot.'■>•
; : . Ult • ’ %.'
ICE mi
TllE'suhßcrlher.h
with h|tf,eeUE
r ice cm
in the
where pen ona can
•bar* of the publje j
' ,«ay{»iH«f=t i JcT! :
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Proeli
Inj ttye ,ii
oftbeCpn
niavAvirei
said Ct miiil
Wbereßfl.t
ted Siitps
npon.lhevC
varii&ior t
volnnteer!
ing||bn am
dred d
I,; Ancl
M- I
tho ta
I Ibis
theret
free mi
to. Coi
«ve
quieit
It in a
tional
aro tl
force,
Gen„
befon
citizer
l)ld r of
wit ho
rote
the Ei
Givj
seal oj
seal oi
;slh til
Lord
sixty
thp ei’
itheir Proclamation
: / HARTusncEG r July 6
?llowing proclamation ; has
issued by! the Governor}
butniaS. S: In, the namo and
iitliority jo* tha Cominon
’ Pennsylvania;, J Andrew G.
Joyernor of, Co'inmon
io issue this my procla-
It is ,npw ascertained that a
|from, and is advantiing jnn the North.
.’'SSoJatge a portion. ;of cinr army is at
rcir.Oiep that it becomes necessa
ry td-.hajise immediotcly a sufficient,
body iof volunteers! to repel them.-*—
They!ar< .already Within .the border
of tbe yommon-wealth. Yuu have
I always 1; oretofore been ready tol an,-
I swcr the call of'.your country: You
will not bo Jess' ready jto come for
jwardj when your homes; and firesides
j arc tjo 10, defended against' a profli
j gale-hcr Je of plunderers,. I am atl»
I Uiomcd by-the President of the Uni
j - J **V „’• - ...» ••
j tcd_fc>tat if lo culi for twelve thousand
volunteers in addition tb those require
ed by E reclamation of yesterday, to
servd fo • one hundred days in Penh
sylvalnia, Alary land and Washington
and its vicinity. I appeal tb the freb
-■ : • ’ 1' 1r - • ; •V ■ .
men of Pennsylvania to rouse them
selves fir .the necensai y effort, and
omiptiy, toj sweep the ihvad
hcrsoil. !I refer tojthe gen
ii from the headquarters of
isylvania militia. No 50, dat
-sth, 1864Jpublishodj with rthis
ation ■{?>*■ the details of the
mentslj I do most'earnestly
the good and loyal qien of the
’wealth apd especially (If; the
soldiers inl'all her borders to
emselves to ho worthy of her 1
emergency Her sons have;
ied for themselves [on many'
f fie!d a reputation| for mar-,
ab-s which ..tJUoy. wi W not now.
|when both | their wjell earned
f and the safety pf llieir homes
lilies are gt; stake. I |" r
ir.der my hand and the great
>f the Stato at Harrisburg, thej
lay of July, 1 n the year | pf onr
ona tbOtisand eight hundred
uxty-fbixr, and of the Common.
th tub eighty -ninth,
lie .Govern >r: Eli Slii'kb, I .
tary of the Common wealth.
j“ii
, , Pennsi,
by? tile i
wealth o
Curtiii.
wealt
raatroi
rep, j Penn’a.
Jeni
mnd
Vol
fngl
dr»
'rff
- :L- *
liStaa-ofiboov. Curtin. :
’ tijLßftisiirßG,- July 5. . ' 1 :
! %m*« 4|»if Jbgr. lie antbibri|sj
(raonwealthpfPennsflyi
i w G. i Curtin, Governorof
i m wealthy;
t he of the
' j liliis, ‘ iaiifl* »’ call
! Dminonwejaith. of Penney V<
, yelvcffthdusand militia as
to serve at Wash
-11 its ■ viciphy for 6no ban
unless sooner .discharged:
I G-j CpHiTn, Governor of
i Com mon wealth, do make
; >rOplaination ‘ In’ response
id do hereby call .on the
‘.the Pennsylvania militia
■romplly forward, as they
ofoiedone,and fill there
in this' importan I service.—
ent |tho enemies of oarNa
ivernraont in desperation,
oniiig tis with an armed
ho hope, that the array ! of
‘J®.
Ire vi
n jO
10 i
met
jp f
JUTU
G<
TI!U
Jrat t may be withdiawn from
Hie hmondj ar d I call npofi the
s of this Com itionwealth, capa
bcaring arras, to come ibrwurd
it d slay, and - thus aid- oar he •
toil ers in th S great array of
epnblic.- /_ |I .' i, '. -I - -
ntter my.hand and the great
: State ut blind, and the great
e State at llarriBb&Tg, this
>f july idi the year of bnr
thousand .eight hundred and
■, and of tile Commonwealth
y-ninth. By the Governor.
1 }. Er,r Sufer, :
jy of tbe|CommonweaUb.
■en
ftb
if ll
Order-} -
BeADQ]bs |’eNN , A iltllTlA, V '
irri.-jbui'R, (July 5, 1864. , j
I Orders M. bQ. ~ ,V.j ,
wjjbnro ! t« a call of the Preai
f the jßiiHed States, this [day,
for twlejv^
;eer Irifafi.uy, to*bryp Rt Wieh
toed-’it*. if icinily for one hnn“
laygfrerdegeeoogerMitscharrfeJ.
■ -j,
■oops e llt|)6dcc^p i ted!bj r *4uads
paniefc a?. hercui'afief Indicated-;'
th#j
MEM
applicant hinit hky^i^^isbcd'-ftirl
Surgeon's examjntUiop^
Wred into the'-
p_4fTo’'to ■ Kfciaf *
’tejwnit, firorn' twenw»five t 6 r for|j
maty a*
ibpVis. i,v„ •,.••* 4 u-j-p/l'
ip'. To-be. commissioned
tenant, from fifteen (15)UWenty»fl|M
(25) men must haiyi"■
above.’ ,ft,'
established by the United Slnt&Jit
Harrisburg, •PItM-*
trarg, in cbtfgd ttf *hit3sdaTnps cojn
tnan'ibrt and wilt be
pointed, t : v.-.k >■ ''
. IV. tti'anspttrlirltioh
ed on injlMson'or by.
mail, to Cob J. Y. Bomf||dju.3 A.,,
Supcrin tenfoul eftjV' •pit-!
ing servicb at Harrisl^g, : -fot ihfl
Western District, or C. G.
Gilbert, U» S. Aj, 1 of
VOliinteer Decruilitg gbgrTco pi Phil
adelphia, for the | .of
Pennsylvania, to ilhe pr jbanips
bfrendc-zvouain Ibeirrespcictivo dis
tricts, to whom- report mistrbe made
' ;Y. Act ual and j necessary expeh se
for boarding
raised undef
by the’ United States dia&armng pfl
cor, at the . proper
not exceeding fit teen ‘ fit
/rate not esceeding i
day for each nun mustcMfinto
service of the United Sorites, On
Affidavit of. the officer'' Tarnishing
men, supported, bjj UVe
j party to.vvhbtn t|io money^wasVpj
[ls amei» of the men,*
tween wbicp each Soar
and lodged,! r "~
counts re?
VI, Th
according
of the sei
transported,
other troo:
vicej find
.soon as filled to the minimum siren
tOo toim Of service to bo ireck<
from ffce date of; master into the
ted States service. ; > ■ '
VII. Asa reward for mcmor
Conduct, jand.ifeo to secure, vain
military ejtporldnce, appointment
i field officers will bn made, except
dor peculiar circuinstances. irdm
who have been in service and 1
been honorably dL<ebut*ged. J
VIH. No, bonnily will be paid t(
troops, nor fhis service ext
from draft;..bat, iff,any officer; or
dierln this speciaf servioe sboalc
drafted, ho' will, be creditedlfoi
V.■••• . . • |.
service rendered. , By order oi
A. G. CtTETIN
••,.■■ • - . f, n
Gpv. and Gommander in-Ch
A Li RoBaEX,L, Ad’t GcnJ Pa.
A Letter Writing Army
Four huh<&ed thousand Bole
loiters were /to sent* North
the Washington City Post Offiije on
last Friday. They are principally
from the Army of the Potomac. Their
total weight is upward of six tons.—
If any testimony were,, needed to.
show the thoughtful,. intelligence of
our soldiers,'we have it in the state
ment. The armies of Europe consol
idated in one couM not present such
a signal evidence of noble character
and true elevation. Four hundred
thousand letters!- The accumulation
of but a few-1 weeks, and that 1 period
desperately occupied in marching,
fighting, building ialrodchnieuts and
burying the Idend! . How 'proud oqo
feels that (inch [men as the veterans of
the Army of 'the Potomac are,‘his fel
low citizens, anjdhow confident should ]
Vo be they jwilj :«arry through)
the work in which they are engaged*
and upon which thoy liave so 'deliber-'
atoly and intelligently onteredi An
army of.race who carfwritc foal* hun
dred ihousand'lettets in. a few weeks',
by the light .of ; camp-fires, in the
skirmish line, In rifle pits and behind
rude earthworks, 1 are as.thoughtful,
earnest and mindful bf-duty ,jia they.
are stlf-pp.ssetised' land heroic, and as.
, the product ofc American institutions,
*ve exult in' their glory and bait them
with reverential acclamations! j•;
;■ “6a'. fit* Widow' J
InloEx President Tyler hairwr
Ijejii^rJtjOj President £lncgin, coin
: Gan r iias arrgj
fJ'ave otwneri whQ had, fceeAflc
hwje'gmle' “bhatlela,”; andtfaa
'W?’had tied arid pen
|comrto,,that an RP. Y» ahoulc
i been treated tbne. i
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:t' 1 4 .. 7 77 7, -
:1 4 0 1 ." t
ilal„ 6 1 54 .-
; _.;
THB ‘
(I V-?'
j&rand' tja
:i^cl6ne
Jjte-jfah; pwjn
command rh'e‘therpi anji)
.|C B ®r : ;<|£m !, aK'kin ji,
oßeoi4ql \ , ,'sp to
a ’As I wps paSsirig
jtingh'fte: h omeWtfs view:*
of, »yjiri|pi^ib|y’ ! ‘and
j>ridb i the .'(Rati laied, but jpritriol ic and
Sisterarid tin-anni of one"of
tto young; ‘ herpes—|acc<i# tod ii to, and
baked' if I would so kind as to'
comb .lb the couch oftheir 5 relative;
land stand'jjhy. hnil ’ While the surgeon
should anipulate hielliirib, which; thejj
told, me ted been araputatddla few
commenced to jslohgh i
}-^l^ay, ; Imd devilled up-1
on jUiiWwthe only hope .of saving his
lifol them ltb thci couch.
‘Xivey both weepifi t g.' but' the
aUhijhgh; suffering
Vtttij a and
saibtbdjhio, i|i sat down by his couch,r
and his hand in m|nei * Ho 1 [told j
mb thai; he .was » sorgean tin the Fifth
Nesy -York (Daryea’s^Zonaveß);'that
he; wha wounded late irijthoactidn, and
leTt upon.. the field; thjpthe remained
where be tell f romSalnrday tin til the
following Wednesday 'no (food
barb ii few hard eracklirs, left ih: hiy
ha'versabk, and with npl water, except;
that which God gayib me from heaven,
in rain and dew, and ’which I caught
in jmy Iblanketi" Thb jaergeant con
tinned his Story, after ’a moment’s
; suffering, by
Cplbnel,KpW
jus wounded
’hhobaUlo' is j
parched |
.•Ding with fp- 1
waSforindby
r.iln other dis
abled soldiers in an abihulance, to he
sent to Washington. ! jl arrived here
late on Thursday, evening, when mj*
limb-Was amputated, and 1”; ——The
Bei*geant again paused in hiS story,
and I begged him not do go on. I no
liiced tlfat his ivoicb v?as weaker, and
|ii« fade 1 more pale anddcaUP like, and
and a mom’ent afterward 1 observed
blood,tribkling down : upon 1 the floor
from the rabbet poncho on which the
sergeant was lying. at once called
the surgeon to his bedside.' flo exam
ined the limb, arid, after consulting
with other surgeons-in attendance,
told me they had decided' that it was
impossible,'to save bis,'life; tliat re-am
pntalipn would -be, useless;-' the
soldier was fast sinki% from! exhan's-i
lion; and that,’ ip ail Iprobiibility. hej
would not suyvive thp.|iour;*tfnd idesir*;
ed.tpat I should make Known! their
'decision and. 1 apprehdpsibns to thcr
aunt and sister, . "3 , j
With such; language as a'soldier,
might coipfrtand, 1 1 ip for mod them
that the sergeant mpsteooh rest. —i
Tears filled their eyesjand tHoy| sob*]
■bed ‘ bitterly, .but . their grief was
borne as Christian women alonp, dan
bear such sorrow—for j they peardthe:
voice of the elder brother jipeaking
to them, as to Martha, “1 am tiro
resurrection and life; ho that boliov
eth in mo, thbngh ho |wor9i dead, yet
shall ho live.” The’ wiping
away -her tears, and ltak ng a small
prayer hook from asked- pm
if .1 would tell her byptCc r lipw soon
he-raustdie, and if LwpuldVoad hi’rir
“the prayer for the dying!? I went
again to the conch, add stood beside
the dying sold ior. “£ergear t” I saul
‘•weshali halt soon-wgaFo, rto t going tp
march much ■ farther, jto day;“-Ayo
wo going to hal£ic6|lonel,” piu l .the;
sergeant,‘‘so earbjjphllhd pip? Arif
we going to bivouac !p©fo r e v
“Yes, sergeant,” * I XirepTiod, “the
march is .nearly bugle call!
will sound the^h^^iThfi sergeant’*
mind wanderedvloh ;n’ moment, bnt
my tears to' hit® my
words- ,“Ahl ‘‘do
you moan thaV 1 ■ lam so soon .to
die?” . “Yea 'sergeant,” I s&id; “you
pro soon tb,did.” .“Weil, colonel, I
am glad I am goirij' to die— l j want;
10 reii— -the march; 6as' npt heen so
long, but 1 am weary- I am tired— ‘
11 want>o halt—l want to to be with
gitflat’—l want ’to bo with my Sa
yipttr3'’c ;
dor thidying,” nu>St.?f. whieh/h.P. rp
l peatud; bnd ;>tten IbOiSiater,- kfiecle|i:
doicli of Kiir dyihg broth
ir, tthd'bffoted dp to 6hd 'a prayer
per
the.
the
the
the 1
lie]- 1
be-'
i* i-
Sf th.
ined
oas
tbits
s of
un
. V
men
i«ve
i the
mpt
sol
be
lhe|
liera* 1
from
} M /«
k the
itten a
nplnin.
lit ted a
ta*‘Dgf
It-tipbi
iraiitted
ijswith
feot
fMvL
, .Krt d
f.V-1
Estafelishfecf IgjS
-
fry liffl - ;bi(k>tL bf ’the irijg soldier
.Was tritklingdby n the bed« Side ‘and
cHmsoning heir ‘dress, whW 'alia 'be*
sought ty Father that 'tbe rob’cs of
he* dyiflg hwthbr r mightbe“ washed •
find ihadewhitoin thd blood of Uie,
L&thb”' ! W&lp'T&jrtif' was finished
Thb ~ s6rgleaß| sdid JVo
stbodagainby the' “Sister
—attht—do Tibt gHeve-dflo weep,
for I am goi hg lb Chnst;*T am.gOi ng
to rest in- Heaven. Toll ~my mother
sister”—and the soldier took from
bis finger a ring and kissed
thy mother/ staterj” said £t|o sergeant,
“that this is for her, and. that T tc4
membered her apdloved-her, dying:”
and theft he took I another hiftg from,
his hand, kissed lit, and said, “SUtsr
give this to hjer to whom ray ; heart is
pledged, find! tell her—tell 4tjer ”to
come to me iti-heaVen.' And.polcnet,’'
said'the sergeant, turning to me, an'd
'his face with the words,
“tell thy comrades of tile army—the
btav® army' of the Ipoitijndo— that 1
died bravely, dnd, for’Us .good old
flag.”
the dying soldier. 1 Hi's' pulba now
beat feebler and[ feebler, the bipod
tricklbd fabtdr and faster down the
bed-side, tho deWofjdearth .came anil
went* arid flickering for ‘ft moment
over.jtlio palled falo«l,.jat: length 'rested
—rested Ibfevbt.j The Sergeant had
halted. ; HisJ’bivouac now is; in heav*
bn.— Cor? Independent:
linear JWara-
K : i.: ;i-
Gxatuitdiis | Printing-
' Thefbllojwihg very sensible rfer
marks from ho exchange - almost every
publisher will heartily indorse: -
. ‘‘lt has -been tjie dustbin of all asso
ciations. smd individuals toirtipose:rip
bn cditdwtbepabliealion- of rcsolu?
tions, obitnary polices,advertisements.
jof benevolent e'hterprjses; arid 1 van
bns other articlcaof litnited' tfctdresi,
jWil.hout|bharge; - -f 'We h»y6;tlbWqnsio
tier share'6l ‘that:.kind of -iyorb.;-I|
(usbeiutrons
"fyingitbjthcirvirtues-
with thelrj relations, they should aljsb
consider it due to publishers to .pay
for and ; if literary, schools, and
Iplher institutions cannot exist with. 1 -
i out.gfutuithus printing thfey must,be
jtoo slightly prize 4 to promise snb|-
stantial benefit lo"i members. tJr'4
■ • . r ' j - 1 ' r ' * i - »
til we find teachers who teach 'grajj’.i.*,
batchfeis who ifurnish steaks' bail
1 1 f ij '
roasts withouVj charge, lawyers' who
younsel wilhoiik fc,es, fanners wb.)
donate their wpb'd produce', &c
wo must dtcline being pa the lisl e f
j printers who' prinT without, compen
sation. Ijor evjsryiline of typo setjup
in a priutiijg office jibe publisher pays
cash out of his pocket. .-. j
"Watering Horses.— The. quantity
as well as;Quality cjf the w-atef given
ahorse willgre.'Uly'affeci.' his condi*.
tion. ; Porhapano animal is more dis
tressed byj; thirst than. the' horse, a
fact not generally,known,- or if known,
net fully-appreciated, Horses shoulji
bo watered regularly, .when not at
workj provided, inj the latter base,
that care is taken net to,let him have
it when overheated by worfe. Ir
regularity in thje supply of water is
often followed by d refusal lo partako
of solid fopd, and more frequently by
dpilic dnd founder,lin consequence bt
his drinking inordinately- when an
opportunity offers. : For horses, when
they ire nDt jst; Work,, it is perfectly
safe to beep a’ supply Of pure water
always within their reach; .but, as be
fore remarked, there is soiae danger
in this pla), when they fifei worked of |
drived, an!* are likely to. be° over
heated, . ’ f
■ m. ■ "t i J ; ;
Thcrcris a very certain w«y of derj
tcnMning’when a horse has been rid
g)ected. If the master, on entering'
! tho stable ahd lifting the Water back-:
et, finds ithe animal placing :himself
: in?an aUitjude difexpectation, and ea
parly'gating upon the vessel,, it is
point blank evidence that his usual
supply of Water has been withheld.—
never it is possible, let the- horde
have water froin arquniug Stream,-j
Journal., j. !_ _ "j'-
Colored: TTomdn.named Phoebe
l)ipe, died ib Baltimore; hiteli?,
116. years. Bhc recolletted <ih 6 oc
cur roncesi of the Colonial period, and
is supposed to be the old'estpersonin
the 'Hj, f"~
SrEiKofiKLO are
now o'n'lßumt in’ lhe Springfield ' Ar
mory 26a,000 l imiskeW, boxotl: up
ready at a moment's notice- _
' ioJfibtioil' !'V;jjiAi' & ! i eA i' N
W-At,4:c&ggii!hoWbeld recently
at the Aj'rieuhurai llaU, Islington;,'
» c»nine spefe’-
i men,-valued by itt owii'et tt i£lsoo
..U' ;
i.
;ii ■.:>
«qw.. .
hS-iiliiwal;4[*i
<§«» i ...
F .- T ,.,. . _ ,
■ ■ Bpe«i»lnctic*a26 p*r »44]tlaa-t« r«£ '
and othjer jfoticieit: afApuWio q>Uir*,fr«ifc.,
Mr. iiltipolti’f ' .
>;.* £ v:iz&pt9&W %£&}*>. r [
‘ • -BpaSHnyif tjr • I -■
~r Washington, :Jv„.
Moh.J
j
1-/ GENTLBakKJ^^ ; ()aiC lettermTtho
J4th 'instant, forriiftlly ~
[' thatIlikd b|hi|
ventipn yon reprtsienti %r Brest/- *,
.dency ;of the .United -*.
years from the4thofMarch neit, hM' |
.been received./-.-,-' [.^ i.\-'.'."Jt4 .isjl;lt ’ \ I
.. »Tho nominfttiow is gratefully accpotf
odJ afjdlbC reiblurabnß offfttfj-ffiw--' / •
vention,‘CaUedthopiatfoPi#^atp.hWf;^
I tijy approved, While tbC - Tb^O*jjiiottt-
in Ire^ard; to;
publican opon
erri Continent- isV fully
there might; be it: r
t-riot to saj; J
toejGovernment in relation tp(thp. die- !
tion of Franco in Mesieb asSssuttfed
thi|pngh>the : ,
indorsed byttUd
tho : njeksurea bnd .acts . of
tivje, J^|lKlio T maintainj&fsc (
lorig as.lbo/6tato ; ,of|facts• cbaH;;dejV«
•that position/ pertinent andappfi- i ,
■■. - [ ' 7{ : K v <: r ■- '
r/ajjn especially. gi;atrfied |
soldiers and Beatoen were.not fofgptten •
by the Go|nvention, as tboyiTori9w#r'
must and w>!l .bo remembered byiLe ■■
grateful eonntry for -whoso ealjatioh
they devote their liye's.* ■ •-■. ,*
-Thanking. iyoa for the kindV aiid '*
•, I ’ * pLi C '* V r ' i
complimentary; terms fn whicb.,ybii
Cpm4i|ihicdred- tho,/ neeimallpn^‘and
other’ p'pdcefdingk.pf ‘.the v ;
I subscribe myself jour,'obedfenfcslsr
vaht, / Abbaham Lincoln; ‘
■ ■■ './• /:,• lb-4.hr--; > ■
..Had Him XngKr. ?—good sfPryils
told abjc/ a t pi. /:,lay ajr| ’ kin d lord,-. ip ; : tbia ;
vjlloae'.Tho, di'irihjg.jj.'ija
excitement:'tlVe
cess w.s ot edsiot inlg. lt man went into
ant*^'
brayado.'Bajditoftlie laivdlbrdj
B8t;-.-tei» .dcilnrs.. Grant avJD indt take '
Tho,.
ally lopked al ti.e /nan and SaitjV
bet ten dollar* you are a coppof|iea<l” , .
Tlip mah not know mg, Vr.at rej'Mndc.r '•
tO|make, other than to ask tbeiairtll
lord to define .a Copperbeadj,;-, yras
shown the door ard told to leave /!) - .
Stante r.' ile did,, and,; has ' not iiec;; •
beard of since.' It is, not very ditii- .-•
cult to distinguish the true frbnv,tho
false-Iveat ted now a dayB.^.-;2Vi-.J7k7f4.
Union. ' ’ ’ j ■ f
U
Too; Bad.—A; whaled Pennsylva
nian and wpundod Virginia rebel, ,oc
oupyingAdjoiidhg beds in one !of the
hospitals at Wash: nglon,,bad-.(J gobd
humored verbal tilt a few day si since, 1 m
as follows: ■ ~ j V
Union—Say, be'}, where are. ybu'
from':? . ■ I .j,' ■' V
,Sceesh— l’m .frbijiii' Virginia, toe best *
State Pin America.’ . •• j •
Union—That’* . fvbere old Eloyd is
from, the old thlefiJ : v i ■
’■ Seccsh—Where are vou froniiYank?
y ■ .r • ■. * ■ ■.
Union—l’m Promt Penhsy.lvsnia. ' '
-TSecesh—Well, ,vou needn’t -talk a-T
bout old Floyd coming from
as long as' aid ijiichanan corns from
Pennsylvania.- lscn’t you wish y’oil
hadn't said anythi ig, Tank ?- v • /
'<v full’Well wh<
✓ •«
tSrTho
ids mow fui. tvei .<o
their friends are ,n the North'. • For
instance, tha Athnla 'Appeal openly
ana above board fleclaros that these
i mps of dark ness, j the Nor theijii ;
worktop tor the benefit
of the South,paying: “Every-BdcceSs-*
fit! blow wo strike is bo ,rtmc| bono .
and. muscle to th.b arm which, under
-the training of Jsong, Harris, YwyrhtfSj .
iindYnllandighaiA, ispr charing to strike ■■
<j tiheSorth."'}- V'y ■" * , \
Sunstroke.^Wo RhodJd nllguarti
against snnslroke.i The old romadjr
should bo, resorted to of. a bajjdkcri
chief in, .tho.-hal, [or a wet clpth to
those walking in tbs Bunshindj/ iThis
icuard is uscddh cfiifi9sea ; '.dx*
lensively, and even horsos jtndi fbnlerf
wear ft. woVikpohge on'the t6p|,oi; thS
head. ■ "2|. ... ; • .■. '
The jßomance ’or Gabssiscr; the
Ocean.—The brig Vision, fifteen- feet
•long, four, .feet'. six inchea .widoj.aad
two, foot ten inches sailed-frpm
JS’ow •'■’York, : bn Sußddy of last.week,
for Europb. i Her brew ih6hid»tc<l’ : of
Jfohrr C. JJohavttn, the o'&hePi a Rhoda
ls|a»d Buifor.andudogi sj;.U»
J#9frA very
ftl bpjhg jupset Irdpi/a boat in"the rtv
or, sunk' twice before herofrietilbeVed
that be could swim. He fortunately
remembered dt just 'before- -hie r tank
- ;J L: great?) ijttj® cV
tiMda, - ‘
lieaiji.V ’ilf ho*
ttovftent when ' ill don't cost Ithemf
.touch. Tom Jones nover eifet nppr
John Smith suffer )>at ho thinly
'Rogen* ought to help him. ,
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