,~ ITEI~f3. r
=~-
=Major' General•Sucener, Ti. S. A.
deid at Syracuse N. Y. "last week at, an
advanced age. • •
.
—A HarriSburg paper says the. Legis
lative.lnvestigating Committee. appointed
to examine the . bribery' and reorruptiOn
alleged in Connection - -with ,the last Sell=
atorial election, will soon be ready to re-,
port. .
• •
-The rebel force Which has 'taken:
possessiokof Danville, Ky., is believed to
be the advance 'of Gen. Longstreet's
division. Our leaders have promptly ar-•
ranged - to 'meet them. Federld troops . by
!thousands -are pOuring into Cincinnati,
whence - they are quickly sent to the field.
We shall hear stirring news from this
quarter ere long,".
KANsis ClTT i March 24.—A gentleman
just " from' Santa. Fe states that a large body
of Indians, consisting ". of Comanches;
NaVajoes, and -other border tribes, have
returned froth anexpeditiont oTexas,wltere
they capturd opo horse's., a large - number
of cattle,. destroyed much property, and
killed many Texans.
LoCisruxe, March 24.—The rebels,
reported from 3,000 to 10,00 Q, strong,.
'more folloWing them, have-taken possess
ion of Danville. They crossed the Cumb-•
erland river, via Null Spring, 'to Somer
set. - There are no' rebels at Glasgow :or
Mnmfordsville, or in that section of the
state. ! •
- —The Ecenfng nst haS sect' a light-on
the way to Damascus. It;',lnrs discovered
• that the Copperheads" are 'fighting the
battles of their country. A little while
ego-the ar4l loyalty of the country ,was
altogether " Republican." Yesterday in
commenting upon a peace spee6h the Post
exlaims to the orator. =
If lie does not know what a war Dent
pun means, let.him look to thehundreds
Of
. thousands of Democrats in front of the
foe." •
And these" hundreds of thons_vds"
arethe men, wboin, with their friends of
the saute mind at home;, the -Post pro
poses to excommunicate from all express
ion and assertion of their own opinions; as
to the policy of the war, on the penalty of
,
high trEaspii„. • • • ,
W
I-Of the country IMS.completely•extingui- Wm. Hamilton, Lancaster
--.lt is stated that Gi B Swan, a negro, Ide *military epthusiasm anion; the people. r John A. Heistand, ". .
was cleated one of the trustees of the A great -x. part of the - army -'goes dat ,of Henry Johnson f Lycom4::. ino!
town of Pottsdam, St. Lawrence co. N I . i. : service-this - spring, - and he has rendered Wm. Kinseyi„ 3ucks.
.at•the recent election. That is a strong it impossible to - raise a 1 single neW re- M. B. Lowry', Erie ~. •
abblitiOn - region, and this election , but rgiment to Sup Ply their. place. The • en- Chas. McCandless; Butler •
foreshadows • the ultimate result of the I 'f
- o •
rcement pi' a draft,'. 'in such a State of Jeremiah:Nichol:a Philadelphia
krevalence of. abolitiOn• politics•—negro I feeling, wip• :prove scarcely. less 'difficult ' j o bi t p ; P enn y; ,ll eg h en y.
equality;. - , • _ . 1 than the voluntary enlistment: of soldiers. =Jacob E. Ridgeway', Phila. .
—Call -on your Grocer , for -Herrick 1 - Thefact,that the draft orderedlast sum- J. H. Robinson, Mercer • ,
:Allen's Gold Medal Saleratus. It is the! mer liadto• be virtually ' abandoned, id,- Jacob S.Serrill,lDelaivare :„
only perfectly healthy Saki-arils made.— l thou g h lb.... Ant any ard or - t) . . - pculplia-
-Mon, psUtZTliaTlOdocrierei. --
Afterilf44lg ogle half the paper, if you are i had not then become deadened, i4aturally . W. J. Turrell,,Stisquebanna
not satisfied return the balance, and get [excites the gravest misgivings-a-4 to • _the ‘ Harry White, Indiana
the money paid for the Whole. his much ! success of,a, -new attempt.. There •is a _S. Ti'. Wilson, 'norm
better to use with cream tartar than soda. I mostpaitiful recog nitilpn of the , extinct G. V. Lawrence, Speaker, Washington .
TrV it. For sale by Grocers and Drup•gists, I military spirit : Of the people
.in t)ie new-. •
.county. -
and at wholesale by all- Dealers.--Depot' conscription bill,: vlios6 framers - dare not Soldiets of the army of the Potothaa !
112 Liberty Street, New York. . • 1 intrust its execution to the ;State . au-, there are. the names .of 'the Abolition
•• —Late news from the Mississippi states , thorities, as was . done in the draft , order- •whelps,• who refused your gallant coin-'
that the gunboat Diligent, belonging_ to 1 ed.last year, but create a' new Machinery. milder, George.B..MeClellan, a hearing_
.Admiral Porter's fleet, had, succeeded In i entirely independent. of State co.opera- 1 in tho - Sefiate Chamber of the Keystone
entering, the Yazoo- - river above Maine'slim'
This great innovation upon former ,State ! that state which gave bim birth,
Bluff, by l
and Steele's ;.usage is h i
short sighted expedient Whch . and the State wlllich can proudly boast to
bayous. She bore one regitnent of volun- will e,'Manee b' wav 4 of the Cypress ,
the - diflicalties it seeks, tcil own " the noblestl7,oinan of - them all."—.
,
leers, and was followed by four iron-clads 1 ayom.. It is bad policy for the govern-''W'h e n you return to your homes, and ex-
And a lame f'oderal force. The Position Meat to make .this confession limy it has ercise once ag - ai,t the elective- franchise,
thus attained will enable•our•fleet to, net. lost colifid_ence r in the people and the we Well know you . will mete,out to these
between. Yazoo city
,and Haine's Bluff; i,State governments to so 'Alarming an . Abolition hounds their ;just dues and ever
plaking' the latter between two fires and lexten . t,,4iit it dares no longer rely on the uphold the fair fame of ‘.‘ Little ifac.," the
machiiieyy which in sixteen months gaYe idol of your army. Ulearjkld Republican.
rendering the evacuation - of Vickqbarg i.
.7..- 1 . , ii'ds! of eleven hundred thous • -1 ' - •
certain. This!intellieeence, brought by di it uliw - • 1 ..-iym. TII E ROLL. OF 110NO:R.
.-7 ,
•• - •
gentlOinen jn r st arrived from above V, ieks- Ime • •-•
n •• No intelligible reason. can be a -
'' •' s .• A »ended'is the listof Senators• b
•w o
bur ,, is, deemed authentic. • 4 . I signed for tie change except the recog- I 1 •
i• 1 . voted to welcome McClellan .to Our State
' ' niZed repuernanee of the people toi the en- .
—A report from Washington gives ', . f . • - • •• . ', B - Capital. ,They are truly a roll of honor :
frocernFutco
. 3 comeription. _ ut _if this
Some rumors there of the probable in- ! Win, A. - Wallaec, Clearfield county.
lention of the enemy to . abandon the line 1 repugnance
,!s
more likely
for State
Geo. IL Bneh - . timberland • • "
1 authority, :it, , is more ltkely to be jai:titled
of the Rappahannock-and fall back toward Meister Clvmei,Berks , ic
of 1 than allay d by.an innovation ,of which
Richmond , also, that the Secretary .. C. M. Donova Philadelphia"
the proba le effect will be to lead the
War. elieves that - th.e confederate seat of , A. H..Glatz, I' rk . - • - gc ,
1- )eo tle to errand of their State govern
government is soon to be removed io a .. 1- 1- - - i' •'' - ' - C. L. Lamb 1. t f
ei o i,Clarion . • “
. I ments arc ection aciainst Federal autho,
more Southern
.city. , . ' H. S.Alott, Monroe it
•• 1 ;
• r.tv. the certainty that in- . the' resent
—lfseems o.be very well understood 1. - ' -HT I" - d - • f - 'lib I)
l John C. Smith, Montgomery • "
.state: . o .feeling ing a la tk kill e unpopular
that assoon as the provost-marshals are ! G. W. Stein, N-orthamton o
! is a , strong -reason wh • - its enfortement
selected and air enrolment secured, that ! should be-lid the ) State 'authorities,
ip J. B. Stark; Luzerne— '• “.
• -
a draft wall be• first ordered in that states I •• . .-The men tnhy ,well be 'proud of the
as a IllelleS 101 preventing a concentration
have not filled their quotas tinder the Old
ullotnient, foy men enough to fill up -.de
liciencies. This will Put at least forty
thousand:• men in the field, with prospeas
efa call ere June for two or three. bund- 1
•
red thousand •ad•ditional.
—We have to record another disgrace
performance in the Army of. Tennessee.
'A force of rebel cavalry attacked 300 of
our mou
,yesterday. (25th) 'within nine
miles of Nashville. • The colonel com
manding the latter, without making any
resistance at all Worthy og e 'the name,-
- surrendered,- and these 300 inen, with all
the government ,property they had been .
set to guard, fell into the hands of, the
enemy. • • .
—The latest news from the •Southwest
is, that Adiniral Farragut's vessel - had-'
recaptured the Indianola 'at Hard Times
lend. ."The Queen of the West is
let: river beyond our reach. It is re
med that Gen. Banksliad
. failed make ,
a land attack, and that Admiral Earranut, l
passed-the rebel batteries at Port Hod
son alone at nit..ht under a terrific cannon
ade. The Mississippi wa.s Durned -to the
water's edge. Thirty of her officers -and
crew captured.: It 'Was rumored that
Haines B 1 ad. been -flanked through
the Water rout.
... .
The President's Responsibility.
-- -1,
:-The - Pres.i4rit,haSakeruly assumed the
resporfsibility ifor all the sins Obis Cabinet
subordinates,---.he - litis - voluntarily made
hirnself answerable forall the l'orimes.and
aorrirptions of the., War Department; and
all. the-mismanagement and; nepotism of
the- Secretary - of the Navy. , One .would
think - thif weight -I enough to crush 'any -
:man, even a rail-splitter Of- vast -physical.,
.proportions, iron sinews,'lrnid grizzly bear:
enduranee , and tevacity orlife. -'•sr. Lin
rcOln appat*.mtly bears Up.. undei .-it,hks
1 elastic conscience laded shallowness 'f in
j telleet protecting him,in a measure,aainst .
1 the cruhing effect such - a • load Would
I - have upon a more. Sensitive nature : and!
finer iiitellectaal organization. • But there
.._
is yet a heavier, a vastly heavier r spon
sibility about to devolve upon bum' one
- which be cannot shun .if he would a n d
I Whiely will crash hitir. to powdex it - he
should blindly mistake: or fiiil in riis:duty
I the responsibility of . so conduCting his
ladministration as to restore pea& and
save the country from disintregratioit.
Tie wise man has. said trulV there is a
season mid a tithe . for all- `things... We
ddrironisli Mr. Lincoln that the time fur
trifling - and joking is not now, when the
nation is in its death agonies ; that now,
is the for action,wise, Con - Stitutional
action, 'forAhe exertion in that direction
of all the energies of mind
,which God has
given him and all ,the 'poWeC which his
, . .
fellow -citizens have conferred' upon - imii.
"file is wiAe,,-Or cflie will - :listen to !Wise
counsel and obey it, 11, nay
.)•&, be _well if
is not too late! ;but heanust be in now—
now while The opportunity is his. 'Pro-
! erastination ' always dongerous, in' hiS
aattention
,will bedeath.-; We commend to his
attention the remarks- of that able-and
astute jourlal, the - N..17. World, which,
we subjoin— They.' are sound and Pei . ,
tinent, and ought not to 'be disregardeo
at a moment su perifous, by 'even . the'
President of the 'United States. Tlie
.
Wald says : . • ' - - .. 1 • , . i
" There is grimila for the most serion4
alarm in view ofithe changes that' must
hprito.hly enstielsh . ortly after the adjourn
ment of Congress. The bad point for
31r. Lincoln lies in the. flict• that , hi's ~ ob-,
stinate - resistance to the universal demand
MelneS of p. _
of the -whole odium upon theC, .Federal
administration. The.. certainly ° that no
more men can be raised :by enliS-tmenti
and,thedanger of wide-spread, popular
resistance to the conscriptien,-cannet fail
to convince - Mr.' Lincoln, withii the
ensuing six weeks, that he, stands on ithe
edge ()fa lawning gulf from which noth
ing Can save either him or the-govern
ment but a prompt: and entire Change,: of
•
measures:lnd of inen. • et'ho. 'change '-will
be forced upon he e.ip no more resist .
imlian hecan stop' the revolution . of the.,
,
.earth. .`..- °":
'What is Mr. Line on , going to do When
,three,hundred thotisand- seldiers• go • out'
of serviqe and be car raise no more men
to supply their place ? Will he stand
like a man...demented, and wait till 00
calamity is actually upon him ? ,Will he
stay . .in Washington,- thunder-struck "or
moottruck, while Lee . and Jackton,:i
marel' into the National Capital seize
hint aiA his Cabinet ?--Ibt in this wait the
Cabinet. will inevitably go out - of power
if he does not summon courage to Rut, kr
otitlimselfsoon after theb - djonrnm ent.—
But is it not too late to . tave the govern
ment even 4 he . does ? No !—most.
31Nift - b0 should not make the blunder
f attetnptinfr still :further:A - 0., :Con 4iliata
the.radica . is.'' s . !rhere are. Chan<;.es he • can,
~
make—we will:not-state theme--it- is , not "
our•bu.siness to state; the& but there, ,are
changes he can make which will at once,
and, alMoSt',on the 'instant,
.render hi a
independent of an unpopular ' conscription _
which, in the, present .dissatisfi ed • State of
public feeling, he will find it i mpossible to
enforce ; Changes whiCh Will cause pine
soldiers out' of every ten. whose term ex- I
pires - thiS spring to immediately' re-enlist.
One; • strong
,controlling., mind '- in •, the.
Cabinet,' OM unity in . • its
. compositiOn;'
one general iti sole directiop of the iiimy
Capable of inspiring, its :, confidence its
.enthusiasin,•and its love ;. one - purpose in..
the government, and that an invincible
determination that there, shall be but one
government over these thirty-four States;
give'the eorintry these changes before the.
middluof. April, and the public hopes
*ill !immediately revive, and - the 'General
ill- Ch.ief have all the volunteer troops be
'ca n profitbly use. •
it
That p , .
eat changes, are close at 'hand,
and that 1 isCabinet will be swept •away,is
indvitabl • Bat Urrether the . , result will
be-the ruifi .f the . country' or its rescue
depends on Mr. Lincoln.
The Roll Infamy. •
• .
Not, lon, since a couple of political as
pirants—ia!).
hnson, - of • Tennessee,- and
Wright, of Indiana—were voted ;he use
of the Senate Chamber 'by the abolition,
State - Senators ;-Ond it :must be noticed
that on the-same day the: . abolition.. md
jority refuSed to grant the same privilege
to Gen. Geo.. B. McClellan, the
: greatest
Coploih of `the age. Pit zens. of Pennsylva
nia, it is your duty to probe this ::thing
fully., Look to the men who voted against
granting the use :,of that chamber to the
man who hfis twice saved
:the
two
Capitol, who has reorganized two defeat
- 3ed armies, who stands to day, first, in the
hearts of his countrymen and then calm
ly pass your verdict upon their action. -
Here are their' names. Read them.—
.observe thein carefully. ' Thii is indeed
-roll of infamy : •
Amos R. ,I;4` 3nOter, Lebanon county.
`Frank Bb'undc . NOrtled.; .
George Connell, Phila i 6 -
' .Smith Fuller' Fayette
,
.1-otes they cast fo - r which they are stigma
tized as members Of . a. 4 'Roll of Infamy;"
the abolition organs that hate McClell
an, Ig' country and his cause.
TELL TilE TRUTH TO ;O,II.ILDREN.-A
gentleman, of nervous -temperament once
called on Dr. Dwight, President of Yale
College. Oneof,the doetor's.boys was
rather. boisterOUs and' pestered the nerv
ous, gentlemen somewhat—whereupon bed
said tahim, . " My boy if you will . f keep
still while lam talking to your father '
win give you a dollar.'? • InStanily the boy
hushed - duwa, gentle as a sleeping lamb.
At the dose , of the gentle Man's remarks,
he attempted to leave witliOutrgiving the
boy thOdellar ; but Dr. Dwight waa too
fast for him. re pnt a dollar :into the
man's hamis,:*aying,- ",Yoa.protnised my
boy a dollar f;11. good behaviour. Give
him that as y ti.promised. If, - sir, lie,
•ur children will ,be IWs." • i
—Sunday morning March 22th, a - scout
Of fifty,men of the Fifth Cavalry, encoun
tered 201) or SOO of QuantrelPs guerrillas
near Blue Springs. After a short skirmish
our forces retreated, losing nine, killed,
several wounded, and five Missing.
March came in like a lion, goes oat 4iitts.
CIAIW': •• • •
i o the Ckairman and Members of the tnion
' League of Montrose and Bridgewater.'
• Grezrn.r.ll7.4 • I hive been notified that
at yOur meeting on Tnesday evening. last;
I - was dulY nppointed .one of a : committee
k,tfive, to draft resolutions and submit the
Same to an adjourne:meethik to beheld
On Monda7 night nekt, (the 30th inst.)
Tots h fake flog way to inform You, that
I was not present at said meetin g, . nor,
havelever attended one_ a like -. lmport, ,
and thanking 'you for, your intended . hon
or, must askto be excused from:acting on
fsaid niittee, and s will briefly giVe . my
'reasons =ln the first place,l
cannAfiilly:understand the object of your
League, and until I feel satisfied fOr
self,_ that it is Calefilatedhy its design and
action to strengthen the. government of
my -country,
..instead of strengthening.
merely an administration placed at its head
by the sovereign Reople. I feel to stand'
as I ever have, since this terrible war be
gun, supporting the government
. and its.
laws by word and action, and encOorag6
all to do.the sal*, ready to makb every
-reasonable sacrifice to aid in bringing
back to their former allegiance,.. all the.
States in revolt against the best GoVern-,
Mont a kind Providence ever allowed a i ry
people to -enjoy. < And • allow me
,to say
further that I aril opposed to any' peace
measures looking to a settleMent of our
difficulties on any other basis than a ,res
toration which will-allow. ofir glorious,
yet insulted stars and stripes to wave as
formerly, over every port, city. and . town,
East, West, North and South, territories
mid all, .in one glorious Galaxy ? Nonii
gentlemen,didj believe-for a moment
that your League would 'hasten .so
desi
rable a Consitinatioh, in any cohstittitional
way, I would not hesitate _to he one of
' ratty number, but " I can't see it.". - It
cannot, add to my own loyalty or love and
veneration for my country, or its conStitn- .
Lion, for which my Father (now in 'heal:-
ea) fought and suffered to establish, and
I must'ask in conclusion,that as my name
Was . used'wit.hout my knowledge,and has
gone out as part of the proceedings of
your meeting s you allow also this decli
nation to go along - with . the published
prodeedings of your meeting of next Mon-_
day night, and with the reasons for my
conclusions: E•
I ail, Gentlemen, very respectlully,
C. TYLER.
SlontrOse,.March 280, 18635. °.
A. New Papet in Washingtonl
We have received the first number of
the Constityfilonal ()Von, a Democratic
pap published weekly in Washing
ton 04, but soon - to - appear daily, The
tone Ofiho paper may be gathered froth
the following call and thdleading article:
ll_
IC
The Madness and folly of abolitionism
have not only involved us in a deplorable
civil war; but they.,have brought us to the
very verge of anarchy. It is the high and
holy mission of the Democracy to
,rescue .
our beloved country from the firey , abyss
into which blind • fanaticisni and mad am
bition would hurl it. And the Democracy
can and, will it Already, in State after
State, the conservative Democratic -mass;
es have risen in. the majesty
.of 'their
strength, and swept from power the black
hearted demagogues whooltave• prostitti
ted high places of titst to. subserve their
own. Selfish purposes at the expense of
the life, and blood, treasure of the na
, tic!): Two. years of. abolition_ misrule
have cansed the scales to drop from the
eyesi of m a too-confiding v,onstituency,
and t now. see, in all . its naked,deform
ity, this demon of abolition, which under
the guise of Republicanism, lays violent,
lands l upon the constitution, and threat
:ens' to:subvert the liberties of the people.
The conservative masses throughout . the
land have TesoNed.to hurl the usurpers
fromtpower ; the handwriting is already'
on the wall ; •like the mighty, swell of o
tean,the heaving Ode of DeMocracy be
gins to move the Olitical sea; and soon
the good old - ship of State, manned by a
brave and sturdy Demooratic, crew . will.
be seen proudly careering. over its placid
Waters, beneath bright and trafiquil skies.
- Notice.--The Mite Society will meet
at the-hanse of wi'dow . Bush, - Tuesday
evenfog March 31st, and at' the house of
Mrs t D. R. Lathrop,. April -4th.• We
particularly solicit help froth. our Mends
thqughdut the county. Donations of
potatoes &c. will be thankfully
recOred - Packages may be left at the.
'AiOociety-rooms marked" Mite Soeiety,l'
ev4-y- Thursday afternoon. : The Society
pilinise to aid all who come to them, and
ar4needy, if the pcople,will help fill the
treisury. Wenced.. your assistance- as
may are in want.
,Notice.--The nexr. meeting of the
Sisguehanna County Teacher's Astsocia•.
ton will, be ;held in the . Presbyterian
Chirch - , in the Borough • of Susquehanna
ilkliot•,,Thursday. and Friday,_ April 2d
and 3d.
:.'The•Citizens generally are invited .:to
attend: • •
M. L. Hawley, Executive
•E. L. Barrett_ and Coimmittee.
It Chamberlin,
K. E. §gatze, Sec.
I
Acknowledgement.
The following atticles were received by.
the Soldier's Aid Society, this week, - and
were forwarded to - the: Waniere,S 2 Arailch
U. S. San. - Come Philadelphia, March
281,11:
From- Chamberlin,' dri a- bdr
"Ties- :and peaches. ; . Mrs. M. C. TA . , dried .
eaclics and. pluins,_l bottle curry t wine;
Mrs. J. Harrington", 2 :p'rs 'socks; . dried
apples, currants and betties ; Mts.. Polly
Baldwin,, 1, pillow and, slip,. dried_ apples
and currants, gall. currant wine ; ,Mrs.
Daniel . Searle, dried apples.; Mrs. I; N
Bullard,can -,of cranberries ; Miss Maria
A. Lyons, paper corn starch, 2-do -Owed-.
late, 1 tapioca; Mrs. Rev. .AVni, Halley, ,
1 can spiced plumS, 2 jars entrant jelly. ;
Mrs. M. L. • AVoott en, , dried erab-apples; .
Mri. L. V. Fitch, 3 jars fruit.. • - • •
Also from the society were sent 25 cot
ton flannel shirts, 9 do. draWer.s,s double
gown's, and 2 pri. ;slippers. -
Friends . of the soldiers may rely. ;upon
having their favors sent " tile front,?'
or-tothe places farthest removed Trcim
the greatseities, by the .method , the ,•SoCie
,-ty has now adopted , ' and donations • are
solicited from all parts of the - County..
By order.of the Soeieiy.
• Montrose,March 2.7 th.
• The Treasurer of the Soldier's Aid .Sc
ciety. acknowledges the_
reeeipt . of 85,00
faith Hon. M. C. Tyler—
This is'but one of the'tnany Similar fa
vors which the for met` Treasurer .ae--
knowledged in_ the'- generf!l Amount.' In
Otheriways, too, the society been
greatly aided and eheered.by.his thought
fill attentions, which like • those. - - of; the
generous proprietor of the room constant
ly claims our-thanks..
By order of the seciety.,
!-
_H. D. 'BIDDLE, Tress
Notice.
, • .
The Susquebanna Co. Agricultural
ciety will' meet •• at
,the Court .119118 c,
Montrose, -on Monday evening - A
13th, being the ad week a Court.
• BnOwN, Se
'TIMELT33I9.
In Hospital, Washington, D. C.. Dec. 3d. 1862, -3l^.
Rressom MILLARD, a me.l:ther a Capt. (poW . Major)
Young's company, P. V., aged 41 years, '4 months, and 19
days. A funeral tlisconrse was preafted in tliffor'd,
Feb. 8,1863, by Rev . . A. 0. Stearns from the words,
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord, from hence
forth, yea saith the spirit, that they may rest from thei
labors; and their works do follow them." Mr. Ranso
enlisted at Dundaff,' for nine months, and started for Ha -
rislmirg on the 9th of Nov. 1862. The company (Phin
ners)- not' being oraanixed, the deceased, with others,
Joined Capt. (now Maier) Youtbg's company, and went on
to Washington. where he died, of smell pox. Tie de.
ceased was highly respected in the community where Ile
lived—a good neighbor,' a - good citizen, and a good man.
His comrades in the service spealtlitghly ut him. Ile
leaVes a wife and three little boys' to , mourn his loss.
Well may they say: .
." Dearest Father then bast left us, -
And thy loss we deeply feel ;
Rut 'tis God that bath bereft us
- Ile,ean all oar sorrows heat
r TO , DAIRYMEN
.•. . . •
I IIAVE • made -arrangemerits -with Conamist-lon l '
' men 4n New York to send them Butter, and will furrJ
ish all Dairrneri_vrith Pails, free, who want to seed the*.
liutter.to New York, they paying freight and commis
sion. which is only 2 cts,"per lb.• I will guarantee them
the highest market price for their Butter, and .
QUICK. SALES Sz. PROMPT RETURNS.
So they will get Die money for their Butter as fast as it
is eold. • Also. will Advance m ohey before sold. if
wanted. Dairymen will see ht once that this arratme
ment is greatly to their advantage. It gives tliem the
same chance at the . ' •
• Highest Market Prices,
as it does the contractor Who makes large profits on big .
Butter contracted. and you also get all the money your
Butter sells .for after paving 'freight and cOnmission,
which is only 2 cts. per lb ,'and not cts. as some have
paid. tqltal. rights and 'lila monopoly t is my, motto.—
Call And se .klrl ft at
331 C. IT. li7l74alcollco'es'S3tcnie,
and:l will satisfy you that what I have proposed is relia
ble and to your advartage,
Montrose, 31nreli 80, 1863.-z•tt
s••
MONTROSE SELECT 'SCHOOL
Will' open in Montrose, April 13,3863.
• . '
T. D. HUNT, Principal. cf
Niss JESSrE , BISSELL, ,Assistant.
No paints will he.spared to make the School worthy oI
patronage. It will be conducted upon the Normal' Sys
tem. No better opportunity for those qualifying them
selves fur teaching can be offered. •
• TEEMS PER QE/111TKIL OEII WEEKS.
Primaily Dcprtment s2,oti to $3.00
Common Dmuclies " 4 ,00
Natural Sciences, or Higher Mathematics. - 5,00
- • • ' F. D. HUNT, Principal.
March3l, 1663—tf
• I
HON C. L. VALLANDIGHANI'D RECORD
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.'
TIIS work rain press :Ind will soon be ready. It coa
tains complele and accurate copies of Mr. Vallandi
gham's principal Speeches, on the snbjects above named.
Alio, parts of many other . Bpc'eches, with letters,inei.
dents. votes. etc. etc. The work has been carefully edit
ed and is believed to present. fairly and correctly, the po
litical record and position of a man whose views, in re,-
lation to the cause t'fourNational troubles, and thetight
remedies for• them, are attracting an extraordinary a.
mount of public attention,
The work is on good, substantial papeti 209 pages,
large 8 TO. - •
PRlCE—Paper cover. lio ceute; Cloth. i 5 cents. _
Delivered kraal,' or express, prepaid; on receipt of
the price.
10017 - Send orders, witlithe money enclosed, to Colum
bus, Ohio, addressed to J. B. ItILEY & CO. or to Gov.
Ditsusuy, office of The Curets. A large pale is expected.
orEvPl7 newspaper that gives the above three inser
tions, also this notice., and, sends marked copies address
ed to" Box 09, Columbus, Ohio," will receive three cop
ies of the work.. ' [ltch 31-4 w .
'lrg.i.Via.Cptl2,3r !Sepia.
Ttpothy Seed, fm. palm by
Itontryyy, =WI 24; 186111 .
\
•
SiarLaavirrickZ7,
I ,Wholesale S Retail Dealers _
xr:tc:)w,
STEEL, NAILS,
suoinato3,
BWISEWS HARDWARE, .
MINE RAIL, COUNTERSUNK& T RAIL SPIRES.
• RAILROAD' cr: 111LW1 7J .f UPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES,' SKEINS AND
• BOXES, BOLTS, NUTS and -WASHERS.
• PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE' .
IRONS, HUBS, SPOKES,
. F ELLOES. SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS.. tf . a..
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS, and DIES, BELLOWS, --
DAM.3IERS, SLEDGES, Sze.
CLECULAR AND MILL SAWS, BELTING; PACIuliGi
TACKLE BLOCKS,.. PLASTER PARIS • s•
. CEMENT, HAIR 41t GRIN'T/STO.TES.
PRES= WINDOW GLASS. L.EATDERit PINDhsTOS.'.
PAIRBANK'S SCALES: .• •
Scranton, March ly
. . ~ . .
.. :. •
PATENT MEDICINES 1 . 1
4 N effort was in de ill: ke a List of Pat&it 3Sedl-1
XL tines for sale at Tin-cell s Drag Store. but it mull
fonnd.too lengthy for publication. Perkaps it will luil
stifileient to say, fiat nearly every k'ndlen any torrket;,
orndvertised in Newspapers , may be found at the Drug
and variety Store of - '•..1.1.0.;.,Tu 'WELL.
Monttose, March; : 18.63 ' . -• " - . •
TILER in Flour eeil, and Neal, 81l an r d Dairy
S`dt, Tlmotby and Clover *Seed, Grocersdei Prey's.;
tang, Fruit, Petroleum Oil. Wooden and Stool
Ware. Yankee Wens, &c. &c. v"'Opposite Edilroad
Depo No Milford, Pa.. ' Iticb Y-1 . 2 1 439.-Iy. ••-
•
co'sprcrsil
Harvey,'C Airs & Brade, .
Government Agents and At:orates. Washington, D. O.
ranch for Susquelmnna Ccanity,,coulirrktd by •
• • FOll, Montrose..
Claims . presented arid piosicuted before Con nvess, court
of Claims and the Departments. PA.TtiTi . .. PEN
SIONS, BOUNTIES and ARREARS of PAY SECURED
and COLLECTED.
The underitigned, being now LICENSED by the GOV
-ERNMENT and associated with this agency at Wash-%
legion for the purpose of expediting business,) will at
tend promptlyto all calls in this line of - business. Infor
mation 'FREE; And NO CHARGE unless successful.
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Montt° 30, Web 12, 1863.:.-3m. • L. F. FITCH:
PERRY BARNTIAIIT.
H. GARRA.TTI
NE CENT REWARD 2
-
AN away from the Anbitcriller. on the f. , let .ult.. =
black 1 d the name of ERISCILLA STEWART.
Isis to, forbid all persons harboring ortrnsting bet. or
sting,.her on my account, at I will pay no debts other •
tract mg.. JOUN BPLLES:
I 'mock', March Stii, 1563.• 113t4k-
E. ,NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY,
GRASS SEEDS.
LARGE : •&; ?drawn - . •
CLOIEIt& TIMOTHY *SEED:
TOR SALE BY
S. xst7.i7ti=l.x.srirr.
New k.ilfeirci, March 17, 1E44.3. 4w•
itim silt
SVEltave the Picasure of Informipepyou 11Mi We are
V now prepared to otler,"at our old Aland:Nos. 103,
10541;107, - 11Lorth second Street,
a well-selected Stock of Itillinery and Straw C: cods,
et cry variety, of theiatest impurtationa,and of the-new
est and must fashionable style.; -_ .
•I
S fflit 11 7 DEP4.7I T.,1fE.1 r
lriit gomprise every vrtrieev ofilonneis, oats and Trice
miiigs to be found in that line, of theiatest and most ap
proved s.havt.-and siyleg. Soliciting an early call. Ire- .
warn vourA. ,
3faich 17, 1 186:3. 4W
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License Petitions..;
IVOTICE is hereby glveri, Hutt in pursuance of an
of nstiem,bly, the following named per have filed
their petitions with the Clerk of the Court of Quarter •
Sessions of the Peace for the County of SuSquebnuna, to .
keep Taverns id said County, for which they will apply
at April Sessions,Ml:
Auburn. Joseph Carlin, E. L. Adamk.,—Choconut;
cob Kimble,—Dimock, George W.i.cwiSP. Babcock.
Dandaff, Arthur Ayres.—Forest Lake, Jud Ton Stone,f,ind.
Great Bend , David Thomas; Geo..J. Smith. Baxter Jew--
Silas Howell, H. S. Brundage; M. W.,Clutm
berlin.—Herrick, A. Tilden. Myers.—jacitton
C. C. Payrte,—Lathrop.David Wilmarth.—Lenox,
Snow.—Montrose. Leonard Searle, J.& : Tarbell.—Now
Milford, C. Vail, Philander • Phinn E. 3r.
Day. W. H. Sherwood, George Snyde.r.- - STRer . Lake, D.-
0. s afinklef. IL P. Phelan.—Springville, Julien Lathrop,..
Spencer a,Depot, Thos. Conovan, C. W.
Morvan. Peter N, Tillman—Burford, John P. Ziegler—
Prlendsville, Edwin A Dliss.-- -, Broolrlyit;
Clifford, Edward Oram. • : 3
' TO SELL BY VIC MEASURE.
Apolacon—Cornelius Donelly.
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March 1.1, MI . E.ll. TURNER., Clerk.
CLOVER,&.TIIIOTHY
LARGE ESADFORD
OHIO MEDIUM.
_CHINA SEE WHEAT..
SEED_CORN, PEA%
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and a ge nerate c a As s.q u oi L i me;
r ro o f ß G
, arr .e n, Seeds.
•
r ;ur t ng the moth of Match. 2 •• •
BALDWU .
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Montrose, March'3,lB63, •Zn •
13..e - m a co'
NIUE Best in market, constantly on band, and at as tow .
•JL sitrlce as be obtained of any Dealer in toim
tirm:stneTtAber _„ - - Ttirrell'aDrog gums
i !I