31 if g . Jets! rsaci . trkader+U/11:15 - Clit ' latl.l2. (..1 5:::1 AVedalc,and .&ormegy Xxecuted. at the ADVAitTllEr.4os.,ekit OFFItr2,.,LEJIANON, FLITN'A 't .-- • T{LlStestalAstameet.la- now pupplied with o.n . ogenstro litlitathEhor 3(lion ri}; ‘thtcfi will tithe puirt l / 4 , 4,6;d4untas. can , flow. turn out Paiersira;of slotciilotion, in a. nosh and exottlitioustaannoc— ant onzve6- foaaoftablo nraitt: Suctrtut Cheeks, • - - • • Ansiness Cards, Handbil l s, '"Uircilars, Labels, • • . - -13111 Headings, Blanks, • • pragrammes, , Blllvotlate,. ,• sr iswitations,„ niketaylm, &C. Dries of all kinds. Common ami.Tmliernerit school. ,losticee', ConstableA• and other Bl,Axia,4,rinted, correctly and neatly on the beet.. paper, constantly kept foc.sala at this office, at pricee the times.", e s etSjibectiption price of the IiEUIS' 014 411 N ERVIBE R One Dollar anti a... 1411 at gear. 's 7 Atjdrcss WI ; M. BROWN, j r 'Lbenbp pa. .. -• • - • North .Labaon., St e :m,Grist Mill - rilFlKuistfeiii h eljdwilr purchase' all • k 3 dp of.,OSAIX such. as i o • ` 4 ' 44 NY HE'RT. SYR, ~2414F44.i.413, 0;k1;::',:„ , t.t;;CORN, OATS . • 4416yEAtail kilMh _on 41,a , .11 Metes t . rearke 111 Le . 1101 1 trotO l je U : 8 ettr ftS;tr: a mt . lit {,J qqiblip. rictfu Stud g e TAD /IT, - ( * Z' •• • .. OIDSON DAVID Voith 4ay 21,1962 ' • • • , • 7 7 ALT.E.IV IS , . A 1 . .LL: r4tltE subecriberemmecifully Informs ttlerimblie , that. 11 , ,Le.hse entirely rebuilt the •31111 on.t.tkitlttA. SWII 7 , tare, formerly known a "Straw's" itudleter as LWen garrs," atiOnt otie-fourth of a tulle from . .roiitistoira; Lebanon county, Pa.; that he has it now, /a complete. rtinnitte` order, and it..prepered 6' feridsh'enlitinal.re repair:W.:With tifylfereuperlor # • - r . - 7/ 4 .3C.411113111111C3.111E111L)- is , 1. Webewap Warm be,obtainedlromany'otbor soft He'keepa also on band alulToi• aim at tbi: lowest cae t! piked CHOP: IIRAN, SHORTS; 8c " ig pr: pftrekl fa. do all . kinds of ,Custaatr.n.s'.Wonv . .„ for:Far •. sad otbli4it the very elsofteit poesible nays — az. e. vitieboattc4giva blot 'a trlo4, TN.)? moebinerq,.. Mill la aptVelyi:pew and of tbo,bitaa . .t an t o; proved kidd: flpeifflotattintion,f4 l ls44f dealing lie hopes to merit.sabare of public rail:maga. .9 1 11 4 5%WCA51VEir..3.., biweipttar ivliM l :ilis h Oh t t. b MWV Tea pfitd. - • . A, T . irl2oo C. 46 . 13 PO - St.s. .44 . n - derafkn'edliave puid itiGiased CAI add Wiwi rd;ofll2tlotel tett; (Merchant) to Walnut*ttet, North Lebanon liocougn, near.tba,unioK Ceuta where •they.o. 11-conatant. y :keep bn b nd, Urge .. 111pktoRL4F of ALI, K,:I . NOS OF COAL, WtttoytbAti i will' ad. l• IttibriEsAT/t - ' • ' - by'tho;floilifialVoi br .tlin 'tin, Also 'OOIattROODi II tekory,,,l r laii, he. A)ao. Cheroot . Poste - and Rile wlifeb wil quaat idea; at• the most lINAKNA,I.IItEII'ItIC.F.B. Coat or Woi4 bet ponctualljyteliverod by thE titolereigned. to any place 311 toiiii•or vicinity.. The public are invited a call,aine alitiaticainga d inmethal atr in nangli. will bn_ Alvan. (3RAIN 1! ! :"*. A N T ED . • Aologintiti 01 rain....)V beat, Rye, Oato,.Coro, Clo• rig inll s l`lnrAby Seed, will be foreland by the ander eignialOit tlle litgbest nutcket pclecs',' for CASU, or in exchrUßCfi : ?r 1"d, J 8 01 4 1 . 44/TifiiisrONESABIANi. CUB, ISTIAN 0, .11E1LIC April 24 .. )8p. • - NEW .GOODS • auwe RECEIVHD AT TUB STORM OF ItUDERMILCH . • zivelbaberl g n.d,Street ; Lebanon, ,Pa'. Selling 0111 SelliAntqflr • AN IN DEICEMIC.NT CASII.BUYERg'. IYiL SAIV:VeMeIIa PER CENT. E*3l ll o_, Rtss- coobs .- u ' Fancy und Black Silks, from 50 cents to $1 SO. , Dgilyns frdni 10 to 20 'mite:" Lawntiltort,6N tolFOlints.• : • • NultatoPittiu Amu littsirag cents. Tilineisslt-om , Blto • , •MENiS AND, BOUS WEAR., Rl, cit Cloth. froiti 21 - 00 to o'so. ' Palmy end Black Cassitsieres.trom 50 50. ladies' Cloak Cloth. from 00 to $1 50. • Cottoondes, fionilo to 20 ernts'.• . . • , „DQ3PriITISS:, .eutif! , • • fmn 10, to quiz. • 0111 0.4. !MIT 10:12y 2 ceitts. (tinhorns, from iso to tJ mots. • • .. SHAWLS', SAIAWI.B ! ! Spriug fthawiti.,innn'Si. 00 to 54 00. Iriblack Thittel Shawls, froms2 u 0 to $.4 op. N,OTIOtS !- NOTIONS ! Pittsiels and Unibrellti.' ,, , - frtim MI to 52 00. •t: m StAkkitlllo , from e'% to 75 cools. , . T. • ~to 511 1 t i fil'iti:4'to is 'con • • • Linen Itlld,Rstrileallirs. • Ai assortment of • READY MADE CLOTIIINU, • • . CARPETS! CARPETS! ! • GROCERIES" AND •' PROVISIONS: • • "Sugar Oiiyod,llAsl and MACK ERN . L.• , FRUITS! — FRUITS!! . Drird Apples, "Dried Plums, •• Drlid Peoclies,'Dried Elderberries, All sold .to suit the times, by I. K. Lmminurt.cir. N. 8.-4.11 kihels of Country Produce taken cltange for floOs. It L. • tebohOs, April 23,1802. . • LUMME R. iN Eof the b . 4l4and ehropest'asgorfmentis of 1.11318 ER - .offered to the public, Is now foir Bide at the, new and extenoive LUMBER and COA f. YARD of • • PHILIP BRECHBIL L, • n the Ibrongh of North Lebanon, on the bunk of the Union Canal, at the heed 01 Walnut street, a few luares North of the Geoessee :Stearn :dills, and one quart east of Itorgner's hotel. ,Their assortment consists of the. beat well-seasoned 'White. Yellow, Norway, Pine and Hemlock Boards;— Cherry, Poplar sinilßkainDoarda; 1 1 , and *.f. inch panpel and Common Plank; IVhite Pine and ilitillnek Scantling arid Joists; White Onk,Boar.:B,.Plasik.and Scantling; and 1 Inch PoplariMards, Plankand Scantling. SHINGLES SHINGLES ! The best Pine Find Fe4rnlook ninglee; Alm; Roofing nod Plastering Lathe; • Chtyseout Rail; arid POstt, ana Palk, for renew and fencing (Wards; ." ' FLOORING BOARDS or all sizes atelJeseriptions. COAL!' COAL!:! COAL!!! A large stock of Bingen, 'Store) Idmehurnersafid Hollidaysburg Smith Coal; at the' lowest prices. .'A Confident that they have t*o lamest and beat ad sorttnen for Lbusea Of all descriptitMs and sizes, as well as the largest stock" of ,the different . kinds of COAL ever offered to the citizens of. Lebanon c ounty, they venture to any that they can accommodate all purikasors satis factorily, and woul4 therefore invite all who want any in their line, to examine their stock:before pur vhiu.thlt elaewhere.. ' THICIP 1314.EC111.1.1LL. Lebanon, Ju1y2,1801.. • !• , • OtiULOts at Private' Sale —! Villititia priiete VV : , S . A.ORES OF LAND; situated In Long Lane, pear the boron& line, in Corp. wall township: . 'lf adjoins the laid of Widow Fulmar; on thelfortb; WAr. ticine and Jith nlira use on thOatiti There is a one. , LOG lIOUSE, .weatherrditd lrected-ori-thirlandi and tie'iatcl WELL inttieiettP 2 Theltwei hsa. finb atones for Autycrier. nicks ii nice honie for a " irk. It le frealrani:GrOnitinterit. • Gocid tail TOW be given: - . . . ADAM RlTett4llL... 11,—This tract Is now covered - With ati•itiaewiliar ef. which Will ba - glven to the purchaer: rt Lebanon, J r pne 15, 18,80. • :11.11SS• ATKINS • TOIILD respeetrully 'announee" to the citizens "oi .. .TT Lebanon. and vicinity tbak she has opened:a FARIIION'AIIt.R.-M 1.1.1 N Elt Y and' DIANTIIA. MAK: iNe dESTARDISRSIENT; in Market street, 2d door above 1;111... A new stock just received and opetictl•foi ineriction. .vlribraeing a toll assortment of 611 k, Crape and Straw jßorinetsi, insunetTririnninits, Ribbons, Flowers, ke. Lebanon, April 17; 1861. • 16,62..N1CW,S Dit ISE , in,CuwDgrlngd Street , ba 7 e .t 3 l 4 arket and the COurtlitruse t north'sideAss' ispw..on band sploradtd assortment of the .Ne w. Style Of 'BATS AND CAPS, for men and beyS; forllo, uhshiel tlteattentlorrof the public is respectfully Joel sod.. Alias, °tan prices, from the cheapest to the most slospy;'slieayi an hand. He boaalsoJnetopenldAeplen ditlitesortment 'oft SUMMER lIATS, embracing-Am:4Ln! STRAW, P.A.N.AAIA, PNDAL, PEARL, 11ORN,.LIktil• IfORN; SENATE, CUBTAN, and all others. • • •:He will, lso Wholetutle all kinds of.l4te,,Nolt, a c. :t7oth i nti.ymprohents on adrantageous.terrai. :"I.ebrinoris.4rll 30,1852. .trellisitraneeComo .lo4llLOY Of_ I.llPiville t LEBANON'COUN,Ti; PtNN , A. rgl}l7B4jollllllltir6B+incorriorated, Afareb. 1358, and in now in fall oporat4msf and...ready. to make, insur r , once on Dwellings, and Ailiefltuildinge, on Furniture, and Mernhandlie gettatenlly..l4.lso on itock.,.7aral.l.moleinente.otot, on a -Mutual .Principle. ' ' Nrouvazits. • - ;,Sammolliesibold, Jr.. JohEi itieports, George G. Romgordner,' T. D. A. Garman, . John Allwein, 3oorge.Dosippp, .R 94,1110 -- ;oku'D7 Betret:, - lades; - au.ira!EVAl: " • 30iIN AL'LWITEN; 'Preside:4. itialealegii 4ll G : Trilionnor. kters.,Seeriteri. - - • = , " 'nmoid Seibold, Trameling Agent. Jacob BeknotteriSq,Agent, Frederick:burg: JinoTlite ) Marsh 671862.-Iy. • .4. "Ai: 4 ilr . • 1 *: 7: .7 ,14 • .2 .• • ' ' Mtt ••• ; • . 114,,u424 ). . • " P • liar t - 1•‘":1 w=ty : • tr, : • ! „ • . • 1 • er2e . . ammo VOL. .14---NO. 5. I 1 rONInTI nun l , Mi;Naiag=;l= =:====i e . ttO. 04 P4' . VOIAILAMIM .. FOR AtiplAlt PRNI ‘ R4ItV .. • • :ISAAC -381ENli UNION 0011Nft.o. , • :* -•- • 1 91•§ 1 ET:PNI1 1: PPPLokke J • ..! IMES.4 = -.......wifmrpierfsocreimpirt44., : ".% • .1-. • :40 , 21 - E - :(1 - 1V c 1 . 1.11.11 ISSUES. t t Thligth?Rtioratio'n oftlie Dernoerat; t t i f, . tl:IiiO js'eicllipil,; its"ll)llOiii4i—: c i o . ek., Tflif,!iii. are ciplitietti: t ily"iag, taxad .to, i p0b5,..169 fradoin of nyirb Itiveil; ,': 'The iid - Mitristrhtioh 4 .liird 'the .. .fie:oo : Bean-abolition pirtj in'kra fit , c*„.o ttixing- 0 2, 41 , pggpie fel s sAP 01* pll.r.WlEe. Thp , lrne Whim dis ti neLly. Arawhif.thil eqtbit:qu detiod 'ls before t . he frieoplt: °PI this'. Statt e e; aisitis be - 10*A' t he =people of tlio'*ktof§, Un , i.gn.,.' *iisi4,4 in fevor of 'being taxed for b}tying ntgro.es— or -as 17th osbcd itio I) is ts 'ma it "do m pan suited tin mifelpabi6ii" trill; vote against thlebt in etrlits r rieit' giff, - :abd these a gainst it will vote Tor. the Democratic', candidates. The: blgiiiiiltig:las al ready..bee n madelathe . Ristritt of Go . Imabja, iiva l ;if It. i iptiorjty fi titf" t!qt - f pe9 l pie next, 411 vote:ihe opposition tickets i CongressAtill take ,it:that.the people, are in favor of thepiltjett.. ilid trill' pass lam! freeing the • pigiii* in the South; 100 i ni,....h . q ..ii6,00,0" pay • ` . for. them; This matter among. Reny Atil t : era, will be , .deeided , iimibz,dall . by the: peopie. lirf do not giiirthiit Oetikeeitit will not, iri ' dpite of 'an' adverse :deti: 'ion 'of t he Reople, nev'e l / 2 .oelplem . p ; , 13.... e -.their 4 11 4 1 -jCEFT:- V:k4 a XIMPQR/b sohlmtes;.y.et we do .earthat thellnioes ple eltbiild . i nialce -tlibirtri6lres' k *kin - . on the ciatiject:, If They are ifi Mayor? of bi!'.gl t4i*Scr°.-...?, ,kgg!F94 ,-. 1 . them rote :sipial• the -oppoai tioa4; .if. "theylare.ortilibstd • to: i Oltt Ililied4litt *rePthrlotittOi s lttle ig -:4PiAgfPW . *- .-, HOW 860;000. • Gib didii tilf for Tra x)go I noun. under the . :.3ew qgatiOual:Tax . La,W will soon . beAS plenly24g jloc ; kieberri es. It As qbvident that these - .gentlemen: have not enough Work toaoccupji their:l:ink); hence' it is Propospd that airtlitsdiimp . pointed .eandidasee enlist. estimated-that it • 'pill. take 30;000 Collectors,Appraisers,-&c., and as there "aisi about a doteri. af ter each Collent.orship,,tho call of ac , 9;: 000 Men. by tills Picsideht :would be speedilirdled,, with 80;600 ,to spare, after the offices and -the•army - are SupPlieil.'.'s talks ,of . ...4rafting wken44oli . "!nlicni/Irs are still ready to servetheir country,?, MO" The- bilk:l66.de 'Of Ohio' have nominated. W.. W. Aatrestreeg,.. Esq., of the Seneca Advertiser, as their can didate for Secretary lorStatei thee recognizing 's.erviChe Off:me - or the most spirited edrfors'l do not dopop4lE.44.rilkappikap t ! .. el en ti TRAITORS NOVIN ARMS! There are litany ; individuals in the North as "rampant traitors to the Govern ment as Jeff Davis-='-the only difference being, that : Jeff is .attempting ., the Union by arms, while they are enfleatP oring to accomplish oi:flame purphfse* , giving aid toifie iebels We'd viatin(all measures calculated to . prOmote They 4gvocat e za>violatiorlo.f.th- ConOti- UitiOrn. they oppose every !measure -.for the prosecution of the iwrir:iinle.ls there is nigger in it ; they oppoie . evier3r Gener al in the field who - niggers; they howl with great Ibir ,at every '. 'aboli tion measure in Coritgessi.4eY cpiarre) with their neighbors because they do not amalgamate ; they call, every - man dis loyal who does not belong to the Johfi Brown - School ; they . . dericiunCe every min; Whether pemocrat •or who rants to preserve . the, constitution and hand it down to our prosterity unim, pared, with all its compromises, with all its glorious hopes of the fiiture. CEZ if Vallandigham should , die, the Caer ier and other. Abolition ,iiieri,Wenld . have to "dry up." He is theik atonic in trade and they, hapmer-away at-Vallandigham with as much ferocity -ands malignity as they once did at, Douglas:! >Well let them blaze away at VallandighaM, , path er think he likes it. They are doing him a favor,,and they hurt nobody .by their stuff! AN EXCELLENT SENTIMENT. Ina late Democratic, Convention,thc following resolution, was enthusiastically adopted : ' "Resolved, That we,are,in fayoy of the Un ion as it was, the Coastlintion as it is, e isid the e g rose yikeve, ti3e7 This is the sentiment of national, won otie men everywhere. MEE -vp {C , re. ose ityrfaiiticiNiktia . .. ` , .744ltedilditongfist 3 / 4 efertebaltonßewiertl 4a4P-Aini.2lYeiusti4:;4-,' aker./b. rr;ed otuu; yare.:n:,pubbb cliaartroint - gnElayciuraneadit eirmaneratibittlitatti; un 1943ihron 'column** Agefariciacioista ad 111.1.0 wtediolyeveirlierigtiV to eicpiessmiretn Sala- ea hr - ou gill the coin &Am life Emit waphpers.,. s dnee,•ofetiltissanklit lysiuk ulitsP 'inesinta fuessgr &rear kienitOtattr ntisp^ env* A 4 feuntivretsistaiatatifirrialailint Mt:W*4oo 1 •411),-6 .ihsbi9a. • Irkiewiptut•land, ifndropiplit tovraxlmoeirteFhiireip%ireeesetloiulf"e'W th'Vend %It at'& tlgxet rendt, e mit] r n "grease t rill f ot i - kt a reitoto ntittbeupthgtsto-od <o3,4lreti , kftitat ,you';fcir PYdilita seif i gtifflititrAtigfravetti*ilftritipitf ttnitlptserhYtriii,sif y'etiftlilqatt iirt•dtiht chi rits'A 0 t t;e• - !e itti.Net'- Pf, TAtifielt4te4iislitNifi4biAlitrli*POVE. citsUtt' tiPan'oe tt? crsi - 6 IT it :blO true that) yeal have Ifilioireti , tea.d66 1 . 1 cate 4 (g. teitti end ial•fiyiUg= ei pi e's 7" for. iri, &rteitify den'eci f n +lids t feNT "eats.' Crto4o - phir" inetlider, n gs after - tibirlAttelit • arid Un'flyigt ptigqierli 60' skftitleatittiriiiii agit Arlien 'ybestßittect• lin% 16 'Bebe: rie dbufft:.) 4 poulifefe• akiveatire'lif thelrnitc.itifiir of firti-Wiq *On i eint,!el.teti tien'theVil)fFittioniti inarty . R ev til ciinTitc4Bll with since , y 4 ou hfl tb ‘reeiLk (Irk p ins Vito in Yo'fir - sulise en't c dti it is oticisiSe'ttiaZ you could ii - eit: - 44 . kotii - hkrBde aid nu ing e pri - ihtir. 9 lsart:y. Icy deitru ti • for' nWeri l o 1 1 0" i nto', 'don OrtlrO n.b I ets:thid - hay rirn l ee titan heitein ttbont tha n ii cl )va l sif otf . oofitycli, as to Ordititip df Conknifseration. for: pin. illiOlit'e A tifp.h of it your- cibpjt; for -ytiftif; Kite ' • ioinetimOs• seUri be 2, further froln - iitiqn meta' 7or than at 'chi commencement. Yoh ieir the Whig party and!einight' frity.:fixF dprincipte"ln nit dnig Ift skui ftint( al' edge Advocate:of' - 'Twig eyAi tpf . kgtrr ivpu.rn.A. time in your exalted position, that yohirPpri n eipi et: lane:. not wifere.you eft this party:l4o joined t It the rifedvoilvipatty.i.!*.leich . :has'ithe ••u • rtidtt; dfradvdditting AboritionismArrltS ipierioy - this 'S in te. thiri gi the - ea rn a ign'iff 's6:.‘SP•ilfdinigatprilatrriss;'it; ti I d :pet 'bett'er ab ;Adak ; for your (principle An iinuttibrztlirentioni hi ft, •Alfe alttibtra , t riafty and again SOu'griCitunder ditruitiesin the, ranks . c' I 0 1440-RallaVVlSteat'WOMUirA ETEMff.MMMI fiiiallp left thailpiirty.to look for it in the rankivof Aliolitfon; •:14. - - My ham lilVtiiiiltei;fotl are ftirthir Itimi the ?tyl.ihe.filtS n 'eovi, than y 66 'Cie,i• were. Illhetiti'tli , se:emi3 to se'. that:' yon !foie% VI ie in ths•piintiles' of the AhOlittbri7s•iiiiitY; • but Cho ••Alrnighty doff' fistis . tcio•powlirfirt an •UttraCtion fatllltO,perrr Ycill tu . tci - ppeiq fol. IbiCa rihdiee win . not . pay in Lebanon . Couut'y : self - to be ri!tit'cipetilylftb; Cate the pi nciples, 46f - that : party 9 'O4 not discuss - the PimfisdittiOn, Emanci} anon ;anal` ,17'4 Equality schemes;'schemes ;' ally because it'W`On't pay f :of you r pa ty? "'Yon-":do= servo.' sympathy in four after having labored .oo...faithfully in search of "great and , undylng pies" for years, to bd tedueed to the miseraple:shift of weekly inditing a a .leader .fOr yodr paper, made up of abuse against the Anvtarista and of induci g_perse ns to pre pare such sense less_ auto:, .agai ost .06 A DVE.Wilan by Way of . Comm,unieations, as your 61;eet , Do you suppose the Pulilie•ure so Stupid _as.. not to be able, diaw comparisons bet Ween yo.ur pretimsione:and yOui dokngs.? It so,. yon . reekon .nrithout..your boat; inasmuch, as these • thin . gi are.. justly 4rprechttoth The ti your "great and tiadxing;p,r,inciglei!' meditate Olen .CP.TS!ST4I7II . O.tr 114 the UNION, and it. is necessary that you, sijoidd.ireep your readers •jn• ig noranca..of the real issue bet ..re. the people at.this-tiole ; . and yOu hope 1,0 succeed` by . abusing, the , Deillocra tie party. It won't do_; 'etc people will think.-lor,•theiiiselyes .in :this, crisis, and ...year shat lowriessp.if persisted in, will, only?. bteed noßtampit -for' If the . principles :nflyour party be justiyou should: cowl a: manly dis. mission: oft- them; and it theyr be lin. just, yotuar a pursuin aproper course in notildyinglthbm..bbforeltour . road: era in.their,!deformity,; , .but . you d 6 wrong-A n • !not 'lasting thorn ...off, apd loOkirtg furthest-hi questo:Of the Vent and unilytopprinciphis.!! .The noblest principles. for willielic49 *pelican call at thisAime;con tend, :are the UNION AND TitEIiOONSTF, TUTION AB IT IS. • . •Leave that pat ty therefore; whose principle's will not bear an.•open: andAbdast. and advocate stilleseti-ultiere is a.:quie oppostuAitty;itodadvoeste great; find uncLyirij siirinciples; ')Noxv, Limn: tircalc•loosetretrorn party ••tranV: raelignighiadteeatti. the, ;UNION: AS ilkAstijANAliediß GAN.SillgatJt TION AsAirls, arid• kftJaiibet,!' you will-satlatitAava. a aarived...tit , the coneutntnation'ieotlong and tip ardent. ly 'sought for: - ?by ths,..idnerdiser,. , Some Plain Though:6'6ra Plain Alan. The OM hag. corn n4Pr? lona] Democrat cannot: safely discaSs Any question of *national' , pbllo or. claim the rights of a freeborn Ameriean di filen Theamspeniii on Of `the .`;•lliabeas ca us,' The withdr ai of m 1 1 pig 471 ifeifs, - !hi chance of 'Fart ITifien Of. - 15altte7yette",ik War toixkie' Mob With whisky jti gs, d have each sustameci their parts' and . =II • • -‘c 1 , x4 tlivg .. • . +.• 4en • " et* nt l f! f,r4 LEBA-N4 . 14.-: A WVIIIPPAYrtiIIY*IB,--': .1. 862! . .. 4 . -^ 3 :l : ti 'rZ'44Wi 1 E=M6ll3l _ noin that tik ~' ':. ' tiedkths: oipoz 40 0 , 0 kkkv° 4- 4 4 4Vt'erprOtinkt*Geop which is an an - er tik,„Agr i erg: . . of •speech that relAkeithkgi.4trazunit' , * -1 e shibboleth of lbolithillim. k. P. ....o. 14 4 :crate have asked I,bAt . e"WO,. a. tion be preserved—ltutt o goitArdis unionists taunting 4. lit . ...that . e l "This sober conductis tY,iii!tti . ' r tue in luke-witrttt... 4 pAttßots t. 2-, L, a 'Democrat expeshs any viotc.gh , subject, differing from tliOwef-tn y stituted judges, and. tor , n a lpfoott i er 'he can expect ,Irl-r#_:?r!.:-.:d;.;fse&es sionist." At the '‘ , Teae, rs';intti. tote," which 1 . 6 1 .11e14 ij il.fis_ploce in the begin nllircof,ll ti yida w spelt k - er thought fit tn.refel:lo : tiftla.-p od ministration :lei termss4l4 cßitrctsst abuse. TheneKt eientu,aßeniesrat rose and suggested the 4 t, pgliticolki !gib jects should •fi.4 . &/ be 164,..0ug,1 e tXr 4" ." I ns ti tuts" ,tfiettctings ;''-'.II t4a, .„ Orn e down by a. stet* of ;hiss's ipti,yiqls, and sneeringly,,,uosmktor quote South" if he'd 'st 'not chreßats.,,Oaar and submit-444U atillifitegatf . .. Ina litestiliatifiAtfliffeiA"Cbuifii" the editor 'fitiMitethred; the - cohisi.at and most .indescat , :itstatdote from Ed.: eand's,wqm p L opt z -as a fkfig At thA women ,of the ,abuth. ^ I dare'., not, condemn it---fit:l'inuat expect; ha "Traitor," or s ".. .ecesst,ofits . . If. a Democrat ..ce.,m ins_ of . ,t.he- n corrim?, ti on of Cimeto iiie.:illglierkistP• 4.• Welles, the fhhoitPe,ltaciandfilf_ c, i ___ll.i la ti 6 g "tio I i 0 tit cEttlteorAh , tOP,ICf r of uticonstitutigiat precedents; iir an übj uat ite m i , sr.,sTvax bilkr-rt t h 04SP 8 cry - .4 -cve:r‘liStqf fog-- usr9.l kri• bearancesogiptiftes• ce-aseg t itir A tl-,lt virtue.. The hre uroPitit eal.fi'mq "rill fot."-='iil -ti 'I itti• ''Tie;. Vl . ' ti'gfy word bert-I-t4eik-ii- - Dt4b, tb WO; blackest-redeshif his -blitekAtesiti;-fre is a liar. I opposed the meawAs . chat led to thje t oyar., J ojmoseci, &he election of la i ncojn with tatinnylittle t 4 y ers—and cif: ite. were a , qe.lididattle . ei'VerowllliAlld do tid`4,l;llpHiff _Abet, Treaso4 make thamosa.ofdLl, Irut!irfter hirsle . ion , ati tr - dr!l isleiliti-t 0 61 0 0. 1 . 11 9 1 4 gel Y..to eu. 1 4:0-4 1 14) flf iv.eryconsti,tbuti al act-,--and'in , soins that-Were riot--9nstittitienal liecadifill rtelierttrlykAti exiikeni::Y• i ' of_tllS, time& • nilg,W gepire it: And ..my creed is that dfphe tnossett-et thb Dentocratialltrty: .:. .4 .... •: If the: opidsitibn can show 41h:it:rte. DefifOoihti - liiivetone.less thanTilioy! toWar&the.(;encogfishil . prosectittoe of • the war4r-eithemit home or abroad. If tkey, f,ougyi .16s manfully' tin- the field' of, ftliti,:hetcploos freely at7h - oshe -‘ 'fito ='r' o)l o 4 9 lAS‘WiteiT4 So" finich liberty s kt,irfs: us. About Ohio"- tenths, , at a rough guess, of our 'ilatißrial e.xistenca t o boot p`nAer 6.2oein'ocratio adinikustga, Lion=-of the rematning . • tenth nearly e•h onilf WaS tinder the - rle:Of a 'VF notify president. From this we niay. reckon (+snoop of a speedy restora tion-prOridinwthat we bare, a• fair sholy'ingbat itwo:submitlairkelY; to every-abuse and 'insolence of office'-:- until a minority president . reßlite ecl until - iniiitaryAiati4y—M4l.ll; (he 'old man ofthe sea' has , hits feet,firm ly fixed arOund, qr , neckirouriljuit Sue ciffpes will only'Osilii 'our fUtAre moll more deplorable.:. • • A great ,fight ittiinst reholiop 'nest brought ap we hope n ear •tom aoccessfalleseer but "A grdtair 4glit/i0,1,.y"0t - Ii;WAL4C 4- tisr the struggle. -DeirkocrAtic prukciPles for the • Union. and -theT Constitutielt. - .; A fair iiluiti.atipnc f the corl4p.ct,Of the opposition ma y,,,be,,obtained 13,y a historical „percale , : • T*o' Vart3 !rave been earri,etronTYth e llnit.e.d. Stites —one not yet ended—the other wit 11. in , the- meinory of men -Still: priung - .-: 1 1 11e' „pne oocufring',,flarint a Demo ..ad riiinistratiort,o6,Oklier . ail. der the auspices of ,tili 6 opposition. The former of these wait/ iii tlie,„or der of time was,decrie&by the oppo. sition ; -ei , etiv abuse was• lavished , on the administratOrs, apdevery form 'of prose an' d VCII3O :Wfts made the, yohjele ot, sarcasm and , diatribe against the ittlf. Otie spealoF,' so Coin in; (I belieV6,) even \veil% f;ti as to hope that the Afexican l' ight welcome our troopB td- b 10 0 .4 ~ graV4S,,''' but. the 3h, .. aCcasepriits'aet,;#as not suspended ----no new” laws were enacted to. de , , ,__ . . fine t.reason---..anu, Fort, W arre'p was not: Arid thciondemnittion of men without the form pl . trial : —by deny- Trig ilietii) the Use ()I tkive Mails is 'a re finements iif 'DeVA9OB" - tu. -reserved tdt the present day' Grin WM.: tlfes..ii Ice of arguntbiit that these, vietin3„.of Filit. Ira i'ren ~fni pi I restrietkinledh d habeas corpus suspension's deSer:ied thbiP puniatiTherit and I. no`doubt but some Of'tliem did l =-yet •thei.',pria cedent is dangerouS;-04 - dangerous to the teadtitv i s te t4 . vieti ()is. Bapk. ed - by an 'Thane tniilf,fariatie &ma gogaa__ mVy lead a ortiiade'-;-49it they " hiiis- s ibus * .e ii .*. demon *bleb their art cannot lay :' The settle lips Eniy 8 h b;,u t :401Vofi a ,'-.. to- d4:Y: ati d ' tct-,mor ro ve,!erucifYi . Ite may seem very eon• venient for.thesnovice »to transcend the Constitution when it egglie the iieenie'6flfanilifkpaitsipri-tr.aild'AO dis regard the deeisiomarof -the Supreme Coui:Cw'he",ii 11§Y-eorifiiet with 'll:tvCr ite ,prejudiAts.2 ,14...11t A !tiie..road to ruin is down-hill'--ane step beyond = :•and oOr llnidw:cru*blVerilie , a -foe-of sand -FeONVinettileianil feetiilethai, Our Aeares`t, -hresitiilta4ii.i34testillti it tiecoMes US to ivatoh with - ljoitions e ye sq,he , sii;critegious , hadd thittleciti Id blur one iatis'Of our glorious eotititi ., . , .i tution. . Let ns do ,oar seyeTal Arts mefal• 1.3% in aidin iOafiiloviirt eila hnitio!! r in theSiintli.`÷lipd 'at the EtainVti nittei at' like men oglite -and oyp s ng - ; der? *On, tain them s" . "ROM= , LIEDT; A - REINHOLD. i nfodtpcnivetdcowt7o4,l7l4 •.#444 sik o n iv iv o neib t e g oiry.4,t,t.„,, 0 0. ekiliPp,NEtit-nTirsoN 4 :Br p ANDlrelt r , ' % , t. , , '4llr7ileiiiii e ttif#'' Wint l itt' . I .sre -! Iffalletislilmuld, Mk-40W, 41- coltd ,- sicilt simengst .tird*ivrnrofe'r ulttiOltoilwtmravorp-Artiriefetwalliscsry. duratittib latiloutinirl.bametseecrouerr , 'olleditteliteratandtrar. labuircl bee &irk bittlier.doebytticip for rilattattia ..)meitlel sfir*-think eMdbakffivitilt !Iliad' , hotly .... ' ettikickyoi fp..llC iIAIS Odift.Xii rO, ;rno ~4 acrabp to -OTethe..4tirons of 444.1clesfilicili it.thkAttokke,w-gr . . tlayt a. bettinvp enAthltzt :tan at:: en Auld St:kW - 440% el tilselerig4fili elittA2 1 -*IA ifi c. lfrit ttl`Knatte*c!d lii 4 i 4'ile6k . 1 . tits Mato i n e ibiftittstieflfititilbiii. tfkeffnfir." - 1 33te/tVilfittg , ;edgy blca it, dmieetragiiin, ana' cob') A n tihnett wail katik,,.. how trugLY fifes Niel% hilt tirtilh} sitfe,,"l s* ,:ainnat tell: Tho . Ric:l46ld 'p , pctrs ;Pee : gloss or t (fen ty - -( ur 'ffibbsa4d)tr i tit e TWO first dtifs' bi lea, (Titirailay . aild'Priday . a i t. 'chi' ;ebe 104 : Asir airy tiro to onv 'aitei, • .03' , M110 1 ireppwAriti, retreat;diirkood eraser,birniblcall the wagons "auditiires' ilia eciiil& - nut be,taken Ocii2k , ; . 3i.c,rlrifieved O ut fouemilea l• w'faen' An t - Fitlirif4 lifter: neon the ref4l,iii-ibie'd tie' ititiecii ,'• we - • fought talon ti .- IliiKee . ...'blottrs' , 'Slid: droita them batekp that -night at 12 tyalp . .ak, : vire took up,oua liaeofAmareh torttaxds. the ;am es -,ltiyer, Cin,Atip.: cr,vxafterhOOUale rebels attacked us *Oa, IC % e tr. bur &reel) iiihlpp,,Cd .them tirifigirAllearta`doeiternt=; 4 we wereorl dered' - not- :'to sfollow. ;On- 'Monday morning ; -we oak 1(0.. ottr maltch en- 1 til i 9 tk,cl9ck ) ;A r li.,•,,.when we stopped to rslit for the .cllty; 'CiVlten L speak Of zi , e3 Tileansttivw.hote• or MeCcilrii Drviiierf pvitidreverkliertireroilttias 1 withakenicy At:tilieny I),o'creek; P. 4.,. Ws ploltet? •Wer.e. #re.(l. into;• We i re SI I 4A d °% 4 P 4. fiR in - • c 1 5 10 . 0 % IatAIN the'4besplirne 9n us,tritVei,4,y ; the.4- fiend rah boltiiia l iddiT Trtlen.' Lee) here 'the 411,h‘ing - '' 'Witetithi fie; 'air nen.rustud'apin - theerehili);yelang rill Allitlisci4 might?;.atlorleblitne W. 3 were driyett_bapk acog i irt . t.r.,prA Rile, but reinforcements Arming, we then (trove theetr, 4 .A. - . bfitier set of mere Oevfflifed'illari were engaged:in that edit. , on ‘hOthi'sidee. - '-Our urtillery Mowed -the 'rebels, down- like.- gfaaa; yet4heyglways filled ,ap their ranks; thos two floods on ea.ch,. aisle of me Ep'e'e,` II) ad e ..ct tic% Icieot: -1i idille . direct. , • i °lithe/on "Id -Vtlalb-iiny - i p turetlaretritept-Ite-is a noble animal oh the battlefield: Our Company • was p'firtitillarly fortnnafe v we did "not Ibse cif' sibgle min,.thrt quite a number (4. horses. I, have not,.learned the nimnper killqd in the Regiment. Ja cob 11b)lictgor„or . ,,IJYerstorn; was liilliCr he .was - 4 trail), soldier, .. atone tine it.#P,peired to nidilitifeu?whole Division mu 3t tie dueto piet . es. Gen. McCall was woanded,agd taken pris °nal-ill:pt.-me retForc;hinii, he is , now safe.,'flee exeitmept,..of.tfie battle deirtryed` the* reason, of one of bur men: tO xi Tues'da'y Morning we mareh2 ed agdin, and in the ifternoon the 1 re be is .000. d our artillery.;. We:drove tlierd,liach,:but it• was a terrible fight, lastingintil nigpi, , During the fight a `shell eipledeedkeet * lY a bove my head;:knoaking :oft it - hirge - liinli of a tree; the bullets whistled'aronnd us I ike.hai It- , -how w e.eseapedlosing . more men; in otir...gom pany, I punnet:imag ine. At:, one . _ time ,the eneul; were not motto thee dart,- yards frbm us, and - firrifirbillfs'ol intuiketry it-us. The irtirleitor tiger yet. , •-I have ; not the.leastc:doebt .but) that; Itidelellan will ta.ke, .13,iehmonsi; we millgf . ),np the Jarncts i l3jvoK ,to that, placer, it is abbtinwenty mitei from here. A ski: . Ili.elik a i to r ati'd I;fatigata r ek this:morn'. itii.` 'They botfi lee ,hbret °ill; in k ' it the dutrof vv . ; tiry: ei ti z e ri - : atphonadtito do all to make the wounded, soldiers comiortabla,.ll944arn,pleasect tO,hear • they are dpmg Nil. 1. riM confident if they knew hell We' iiatrfitlitipu ilia). I have to endurirtlity wonld‘not-think any•too.ertuelY titOtibltz , Pertwo days neit4er.men .nor .horses , had a mouthful* to. eat, ak4, nog,bing but muddy creek 'water to.,aink,--„,altho' they were thintfil * lbil,t i ba?. 1 sievemetidritili'illeVeabli rt/fif rand liblbs: For eigh't stiecesiive.nighte:wetot no rest.: I lostomy•bhurkets an the see. gnd Aim 91 tii,p,Ag4,tl aryl bate ,slept on the ,1441,.ground 'ince. How tlif teievtey I oppiit:tliio "lroprthn from die bnilecice year!' /ro-day, I see Mt dancing, nci.meiti hides—everybody walliu abouticoshplitely, worn; out.— elg i Clellap s iatgoinglo Keyi ew, h ja whole army, this.afternooji.,,which would be a grand orglit to a eiviliail, Int to me t it h ' e i svir s v 'ivithirtt." If our "6 efierfil'only feteTril acirdtt ni e tits - e Kett g h , :10 , thi n k , wilt relpon • be , -oldsed. -I ex peel. to±be l ip.attalt)ikagain, to. morrom 4-c4 ft're A : 4 , 140 E OF :..O.SSIITLY:F.TON.--iaoO".. ry IT. Ito -l ore,, Stit tp' Tr ea re r . Of Pen ney!te,n itt, _l4lc,nioy'ledges the -re ..#,D991-pactto .afetetr it , Son t*iping !it .941 . 07,jaciepazd Palter-4:nm* bf,Y,fiottll)ll , l:with trrstru elans, to have it' git* , :i-6 : 'the: oAdit : of the Stal - 014)0hoSaiffheelfftione - aneOrdhig. The4ltitter:,readst the.;eneinsmi, Am) credit of „your no bloc paMlo t t4o State; - 'tis due:' _so that it, seems as ir the 4cin Or owed the Statethe done?. The' '47 . 14 post inaried'NeW XoCk 7 ! E vent iek.: It nottldn't ticket) - eent by Cameron or Cummings Wr A Man iibdut town ohnetv,ed on the morning after a debaliOl, eillad Leandbrevraetised' swimming with half the -peresverlinge. ,ply- bead, he'd never fieen-;lrowned. 'WARE NO . • • WIZ . 1 ° 1,%424i.k144-: ArtioNet,--* . ' 44 1 ,04 K - ' rßßort. z " I litlf EV - eititai fbit At n . itretlaa& :Nth i isefik.t!r was:,.it . huge 'concave 4wA4 it nierit.of a, ata4t4fig apy l col t . epAial • 'Om standing clOse to the mirror , , info ii g?'t a in - 10 ifitently `coons roes distedbieg,of .ypur_owerphysiOgnoMY. ()N A TO tapg Jittl ‘ e,_ „say, a, couple of, feet, it giyes yourove 4 faceAnd figßre, in Ir:Ue`ptOpOrti on, Itut * ieversed„ the aW a dtiwn a rag.- Ivrbitliir the tutors, ignoratit'oT anytt burg 01 1 ie, pb. seam tilftni two effects •an &pass on.-- 4at,ttlati,re atUl fttAlierktetaudiligi- at 44„Eiliee of fivee, or mai z e tfcet•frorsi mirror abd'hel:iold,y?ursell, .not are. ddes - n e . t . a trik e you as a re ;Self, stand ingilfthe =rnialtdifit.:betkeen you and t4.lo,znirror. • Tile egeet,..At3.- nuctst ap fro in the id tit a rt iiuggests of son:VW/log titpernatUrai • so star=ving, i'n'face, 'fruit the In a rioftilie statigeSt nerves }vfi F: shrink Involuntary . at the fitst , miteiv. If:you raise your efineto thrug,, , at-youripther,self, you will;see it elev., he hod y ‘ an &appear. on , die other. side of die Et i gure thrust.. y tf; ire - glias in ilati& • The ar. tilt holirifiiticeietled in fifshioning a tifttilxt:~seriptiairtfr'ptigliti it I, 9;42 l l#Viif' l 4lo3FOOrieWL'iligigs.4if::w-e 1Fi0.4.24,* was 4 4 : 0 !Iji - X t Y.7 -- p . aeet.t his in?,i.hesty_qu,the rjgh shot, and i fitdBiim (.4tXtvlllA Adid - and thitrafFAl tiraiorrgittle-Irti saw l'The Kifi` , cdiclbltt.*lsteingl t6if4pOint of a sword Adi,reeled4o', , his ,, h_reast threw dOvo l ,,,lijs„weapon awl s run a )yay pruefical ventor gel' King's j.nifrc; na`ges'a nil Sa ver, lii§ l lllafes . t,. b' ing tftei Guards ~so ashamed- of his:owli - cowardioe: that he never again looked at. the mirror or, -its owriv.---lailptdourn,al A IiTIVOLUTItNatt'INVIDiNri" M sin 0: 4 9,f_r TrkensOn, eAV: Jerseya m a nfinea49,larsh d .1411t7elekk'dfi - 1s• iaspoinfible for the following remarkable inerderit in our Hll3r4Try. - The tillecess of -.Witthitigt o itfiet Tre n ton haiz beetr gener i ally iipnaidet;e i d aft the turning point in the„,wAr r ofOepentlenee. Yet feW,perliap,are.iiware upon - how alight fin 'event' 'this great'critical adtion teas 'Made - tb-hinge.- On Cliriel MRS CVM,WlTo4ll7rWitfillingtoll ' aCiftie4lirpDel7- qf-ilie liessiahs, sat in a private-room near Trenton,entraged in drinking wine and playing caAs.. A tory who had dis covered the Movements of the Amer ican troops sent a „note- by - a` special messenger, to the Col. with orders to deliver , it into his own .hands. The messenger found his way tattle house and a negro opened the doer,, but •re fuse'd Mtn adinittitice and took the letter, himself to the Col.: who was just shading himself, fora new game. Slipp,oeiVg the •letter . -,npireportant 7 or not stopping to think 'at- all, went on with his play; the reading . of the letter ._oat the tinie he received it, woad-have thwarted.tha ,design. , of VV, ashin gt o 114,4110 'Jaye of play conyiereAthe Colonel's prudeneeand , gave success to a Worthier cause, in the loss i nf'his•life ancLarmy, and u Ithii it re I y fire fliedom.ef the col fititerv:rzi St i le di (11,4 Col. think when he was sh,uffling t ,lhe , cards that .be was loosing the greatest gascie, that ever was played among LIPS' natiOls of the - s lIMMJAVIELD: OF 511112911 The `e,orrespoiiiiont Of 'the the New York TribVhe at Corinth thus de scribes the field where-the'-battle of Sixifoli W#ll , , fought More fertile field Could. be kind' for, him who "delights, to revel iii sober abik.aCtions," than the coun try "IfetWeeri Farmington`- and burg- and liaMburg bandinAs in :dts present :desertion. here 'but afew weeks since Ooovas-oitios teeming popplation, Of, hundreds of ! thousands, extended for miles; wagon trains blockedup-ever - road ; th - river bank from Hain burg to - Pi tts burg Nitta black with men 'animals and-oovered with crtiles-literally speaking—of piles of sacks and barrels; the sky, was con stantly clouded* with the smoke of den n tless steninboate; the woods were resounding with melodicius music, the fearful, roar of; artillery, -the deadly crack of musketry, utter absolute des. elation upw'prev,ails._'Broken down, fOrsaken animals prolonging, their weary -existence wtth t e scan y nat. ural pasturage, tire fhe only :signs 'of life remaining. ....The 'noise and cir cumstance' of war hvaipaesed away never to he again, hprd and seen in the lame regi lon t ,th oleo tpri nts of tlieGfand At - MY:of the' %let will nev. bco 4. Visible - for years to kers are the thotisinds of gra,yea , ,of_,tiblaictlyns :of ,battle: ,amt disease--,--ages 4 : forest, every r tree of which is Uritopped. iliddrid, or .0, together`' crushed - to tite ground by a 1: ill I ery and uelietry.;=.lntretibli merits it would take journeys of days , Ate, meant !e; desertedibdrnerl, and , sacked v inigea and hofSe . •,-7-,,ap,d,th.en the-a band-Coned Camps, =with 'Which the Whole 'donntrY covercil—Lthe ern pty - barrel it rid' boximi; Clem p hitch , ens,teutxtrolesitheextemporlifilitoiles, tables, aft thcouchesbowers, Once of izo!:;),1 verdure, now dry—broken down s.vagoag, fOrgotten orpurposely left— tante-al:id cooking utiSnsils.=Wrapt in Solitindeiti the bloody field 'Ot'Shilob and the Beene - of the Beige of Cortnth now is,thelime is'not fir off e hen these.historical *sots will be %en); von ed MELI3/03989 with thousands of EH rcivowiT min cot A FAMILY PAPER_ . , IS PRINTED ANIPTEELISIIED - WEEKLY By WIE. DRESIXIr, 24 Story of muck's Npw Building., Eumberiend llt At One Dollar and EtreY'Dinta le' Year. :22p- ADeneTZEWNWite lasoital at Ole Tates. ik* The friends of the witerblishment,had the public gene ally are iespectfully solicited to mod *their orders. NE - NAREBILLS,Yrinted at en ROW; tio4ie. RATES 4:17F PORTAGE. - .LajohaztoriEouiitP,,,Poetege free. Iu hit of Lelainoii. county 3 cents fez quarter or "13 cents . a year. - Out o f Ohs State, 6).totß,RprAloatter,,or 2ii cts. exati itrthootifiitiPacitot - pstclitt gOlTatito. rum are doubled. visitors--sontaitootorng-to seareh out and nfoutnln US *raves of lost friends otheliklifrebetilsintWtEttitrioto. ity ESE _ - PLANS or THE R **Wig itinnOnifoher interesting Red:iris to thti prOcafiglingsr, of ithe 3liel3els o twe:have :some inklings of the,subje9ts disguised at two conferences of alt the principal EXehel mil itary leaders,Ateld in.RiehrwindOirthe 4th and .sth instants:.., is understood. that they dale to the _conclusion that. - they must lose no more-territory. The dekn: siveltolicy auras. strongly , . att&kedo both:l..9s and &mimosa° advised thin* vasion of the North at -,three points:— tratnely, - from, Cumberland:-:or-Williams port:into 'Pennsylvania ; from 'Louisville and Cincinnati into Indiana. and Ohio and fronr.Padud ThithOarkt:frifilllitn ois. It is4alleged thii . the folldwing plan of op; erritionsTor the rernaindeT. , of•the summer; campaign was agreed tipon: • _J.. The immediate - obstruction of -the James river so -as , to make it impossible forAfeCleilan to pse it asa means forcom- Municating with the Ooirerninent and for the tranaportatioli of reinforcementaand army supplies: • 2. The reo - cettpation_4;)f Willietitsburgr i Xprittpvp end,the,erttire„yetpnvia. 3. 'The recoliery , of the - tyliole . ef the ier ritory of Virginia, and tie repossasioti the Etaltimore and., l ohio jteilroad. • 4. The i•ecoVery ofNewOrleans,Mem- Phis, The - river; and ,the sion of the Federal troops front Tettnes ve..andVentticl4.: p: objects hiVe - 13eed'aVoomplished,, the 4ss and 14'AintioAAD 4m p - progdied , To make the - Potomite and Ohio riv , ers at,Once:theie base of opeiations and frontier-line,And • to . transfer the seat of war from Virginia to Maryland. 6: To hurl upon Washington, froni Richmond, a column of two 'hundred thousand trociPa ; the ein4l ofto&ity, the ''.ltheration" of Baltimaie,in vasion of the North' at the three i;c4nti named above. =By becoMing in turn the inyaders, they hope to make it necessary for us,to keep.at horne,.for the defence of our, cikel, fully .five himdred thousand I frOops. 11)4hta..te r m.Desto. = -An Italian named d'airmy and his wile moved to St. Louis about "a month ago, haVing in their &Dai ly a young German woman. Calony's Wife grew very jealbus• of-this woman, and spoke' di it to her husband, who took no notice of the corriplaint. On •Simday evening Calony. went out walking 'with the German girl, and at their return his wife appeared very angry. Nothing was said,buttsorne time In the night sOmeper to,n want to the bedside of gift and her from head, to foot with eampbene, and theri set fire to her. The' fire was" airesied with "abate difficulty, and the worrier') fotind to be btirned in an awful manner. Her whore body was charred and her countenance horribly dis figured. The Italian and his wife were taken in custody and locked up fur:inns tigation. • 0* - "After Ah,” Says a modern writer, "there is sornething_ abbot a wedding gown prettier -than any, *toer gown-in the world !" All the Orls.wiliagree to that. In fact, lots of 'em marry just forthelaske of the new "toggery." To, them the, bri dalis•more attractive than the bridegroom; the Milliner .more - interesting than. the minister. Men, however, take more sub- stantial views of things, and would , pre fer to wed a downright pretty girl "with out a rag" than an ugly woman with as many gowns as the executor found in Queen Elizabeth's wardropet That's the difference. . • The-Missouri RepubliCan mentions as one of the singularities e of hiStlory that John•Pope i wbo is now In command of the Army of Virginia, overstepp ed three majorzeneralwat the age of for ty years - , was, foria long while, tcpripil of Gen. Shield's, the latter , then a schooknas ter at Kaskaskia. * Why, does , a,perSon who slight ly poorly lose his, Sense of touch g Be , cause he don't feel ' The ancient Greeks buried their dead in jars. Hence the origin ofAe• eTpres sion, "Hes gone to pot." TREASUR'ER'S SALE, Of Unseated Landir. -DURSTANT to the proftiu'one of the see oral Aete of- the Genefal- Assembly of the Commonwealth. dirtketing• the mode of • selling linseated - Landi„ NOTtOE. is liereby -' given, that the,following TRACTS OF VN SEATED LANDS: inlhe CouittYof Lebanon, yip be,exposedv Sale,xt the COURT HOEliffkifit Deg Borough orLetesisou; en — the 2d Iffliewlay SD sgusf t - next, being the 11th day of stdd-mouth, et 12yfeteeir.; noon, end the side to renthiiiit freittifity to day, if .mcs enmity; uritil the whole of So leticirjersold aslgcladisyg the State, County, road, and School Tax ps.dtta there , teisetiVier with thiroosts; cuddle the 'WM. ditta. on be paid before the day of sale letzrratteses! Names. Acres. . Years, ,Eirs gams:ff. Levi Light. - Zit • Geo. A Jacob Stauffer 12 WideSrVitniojoi • - 9 jaeof, Brebney' ' Sam'l aClilt - ileralisla. • 3, • de- Andrew .a 27 Christiah Bricker " &f , de . 1* Jacob Basikofft , 1D do 1 13 Dade' " do sr Johnllbriels b. - Atk =ll5 Zacbutes Xerox!' PhitiP MB6Bll - , •••' MoojazoirkDoesoeier & _ Mai •,•", ' limry„Gray. . Warn Light — 4 ' sir John Lerch's rat Melly & Moyer 68 Monied Msollair - ' • -'ll • Ate.- •e! atorillOrough 3apo6 Sewell= ' aeorge - MOCOn6eI John lai roar 'Bl do 300 Jaeob•Lont - " JOHNdo: - 186 . . ' treituraraf.babanotakunty. lebeinoz!, .1411,128 114 . 1852.. • .. • Private Sale. • 1H E antacriber *Sate aL Private sale ell lama or-tract or. Isod.. Ovate partly towriatilKflcVaylkill county; br sitipainort couatyeboundal by 4 .. aiif114:, eFt iiteGiktrard, Badiadsc 4 V m :i tio wmi Deatiertemiseatralthbr ligitr4dabiscres '7oiiiifti" th tEdiaiike tactgamixggiginrer.***4oo" /ye dwouPs., overtliaraliged) a 1 Mary 4Trellbiglorise, a aiw bitk bin), er grate pilditzipOnd tter , vpue.a. power saw mill. Orme, ie., Wldea will be easy, Apply to 15: IVAILTOWS, AVIA- Piteogrove, April - Amount; 1860-d 'do do az LEI rnMI . • "do do 13 Ei3 73 i7O 2 00 1 00 2 2. 20 IEI ~,, .o.z Su .. da . 300 CM
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