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BEAVER ARCIiR
THE
port, Editor. &IF,,titilisher
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SDAY, DEC. 1: tIY 1861
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WEDN
Mii
attention Of o
the advertise
zarThei
ciircttcd t
j. S. -Scot
n Border offers
to his eiistome
merally, daring
gJol
tractions
liublic
OE
learn that.• Sen
dish Antlers in t
Ve - Wt
bill to ab()
twobablyi
pass in somew
EME
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ZW"Th'e latest news -England
on Tuesday, was that England- had
determined to declare w 1 a
'r mainst.the
United . gtates. -- 1 •
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f adc cs f trt New im...i.riva...e 9 i.,. :-Mex
ico sa,3lli_that the repo is that the
strouglibrces - 'which have been sent
a,gainst,: i i i.he.Texans in'th6 3iesillit Val
ley halie driven the enettY far back
0
into Ttisus.
Nudge
i Black, of
been appointed rep t.
:preineic, ourt of ill::
place.of;ll3. C.
'canditllt • for
e!.lltottl
•ting.a brect...,l
Pance. ibecDrde ..,.. ~:. .
Capta,ift Dahleettn
of tbe Washington Nr
-without!: doubt receit
+ ortil R. .Kneai
fit*n "member of t
'bar. land an active
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Dernivratic.party,' di
deny ;n West. Philade
- • (lay 41Iast Aveylc .. A
dcathi IN - r- Kneass Ny
the Independent ordei
lulrst I
jlt• ,
im. seems that
not 1,14 ti deterred, by,
his i t.‘lel ~ envoys, l'H
othtirs.',.. A letter froi
edciii-New York, ml
tbati he steamer Ta '
rice Niti
t t there'
boa llMessrs . ..llunte
.50u1,..1 of Louisiana,
Mitilsters to Englan
- ill
pitt.e of the uufort
Sli4, 11. . - • ' -, L. t,__
--it-i=3.patand. - axt AlLlTlerlea.l
111 l." news by the rriyal of the late
ste 'tilers, is that th flritiSh Etnblic l: 1
hi4hly indignant at the seizure of the
rell'td conimissione-r-, Mason, and •Sli
i;
dell .ion board an E tglish ship,-i)y the,
t ~• -
riii tied States office rs.. The ingligh
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pli l lers complain ibt.dly of the- a,t, and
inimate that iheirGovernment will
probably-demand 01 .
the UnitedtStates
:i dlsavowal of the' et and a•restora
• tio!,aOfilit - prisonet .-! -, .
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'Tuft the London. T ones, which is by.
the m o st virul li lin
fa t and asiN'o " of!
t f
n the Newspapeiin (lentukiation ' 1
of our cause and our quarrel NVith the,
i t
• . rdpels, admits that the English Gov- •
1
errment has by itA• Own treatment of'
,
iiiiittrals heretofore, for: it.'
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sdr a precedent teat it
.cannot now
• gt t. over. _ The riglit of searegl 1 so long
- • •
•claimed by Abe british Grovernnient,
Ic:innot be withim!punity ignored, 'be
V .
clOse it Happens to le_ an lEnglish
vpssel,thatis coMpelled to submit .to!
it•when exercised { by another :nation'
li i pon the high seek.
,
11The temper of ~.he EnglishiGevern•-
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•r , eat, however' , cannot be Mistaken: ,
. _ _ , . _ - -I
!pat,pertidions . o
tkAs the destinie:
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Aire, is most, int
free institutions i
. 4meriaan piT l .2.-.
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itutions htt.7€ 1 1
trist...
ri:
oeracy)
r i lnderpr .i.-_ T,N:-:-.z!,,.-1
e' -
Althong
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li4areby has ]c•: 1 , 1 0 some very foolio
iii - ild-ineonsistar.' pOsitions 34t, we'eer
liiitinlv hardly' ei: 3 pdet to' see it driven
, ,
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ci a deeiaratio of %vat as . a conse-
Oienc . e. of the : late action of Captain
!Wilkes. I • .! t ' i
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. : Statement . 1
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)(21 . the Ladies'
` td Society`tof Beaver;
1 D Br ec i( e ly in er c a r ter n , th Oc sl
h 6 es l
. ter and Sharp,
Donations of eLri reed .', , $49 70
'1 " x
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rt
''- goods al at 1- , 821
1 orwarded to . leheolifig, care I
U. S. S. Cornigiission, 2
~bexes 1 1
1 ,
, Coeds;valued at 1 ~i_l67 201
', Also, 4,boies of;frui t s and jellies. 1
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. - UNAryROPRIATE
lioods valued :it , 1 ' 44.50
1
Cash, .. I 1 ' 1 - 1
5 02
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t I . ' CONTENTS (4 11 COLE.8',7011WARDED.
! .34 comforts,lls blankets;` 1 coverlet,
'l3 pillows, 8 pi, pillow slips, 6 ~ W ra,pi
pers, 56 pr socks, 38 skirts, ,33 pr
4rawers, 1 priheets, 2.gowns. I 1
] ' 0001 . ? S ON illAliD.
9 comforts, 5 Pillows, 2 blankets )
iirtirawerg, 251. pr socks, 3 pillow Eilip
i 0 stli,-,ts. 3 r 'Teets 3 ,-, ns / '
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Prom South Carolina'. I
Mr. Burro= 'The following extract.
,
or a letter from Lit.; T.J. Hamilton,
... Li eu t . ,; ;
Co, D. lici - undhcad Regiment, ( arling:
ton Blues, Capt. Shuilock) an which
the friends of Lieut. H. wit r d with
interest. War ,is terrible•--e l en the
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idea of it is , horrible r , et In war
there is an inexpressible g andrur and
sublimity - thti ' t arouses a slumbering
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patriotism or Iheroisinitha wel seem to
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have inherited with our existence.---
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We have hadlmanyeouve Lions a with
Lieut. .11..on.ithis all-abs rbing topic,
the realities of which; te is now real
izing-, •He says: ! ', I
•"I will site a little eacnption bf
Ithicfight at Anton Head .- The island,
hove - in sight ion Sabbat mOrning.
We lay to.o til the fleet which shad
been scatter h
iii
y the storm eollected
together wh eh - Was not effected until
Tdesday evening. That evening the
gunboats made' a reCon,toisauce, and
got up neall the Island. wl enrthe reb- I
els fired on !them. Se; , - LI.; :i;•lti w e re
exchanged. A rebe1,,',.;,..-;..!
/•;‘:comtug
disabled, tlf y had; t;,•• plc; her away
an 4 make t it escal4 , ..' On Thursday- -
morning th ie
recornioitcsinei was- ire
neived. The rebels got- ne rly- up to
the :Fort whnn a, terrific fire from the
rebels brokei out, from bOth sides of the
Island. _Out. gunboats kept up the"
fire for some time until lit .seemed ]ae
tually necesary to ;assist them when
we dit-coveried three!vessels:LtaifineuP,
and oh! the grandeur of that noble
War-aldp the Withal,: as slie lowered
her spars stie seemed like the pranc
ing steed it ; battle with her ears ;laid
back, . Shci . got her ' rangy, and first
sailed up one side of the channelland
down, on the other, pouring her Shot
and Shell, ttrst from one side and then
the Other,. Sometirn'es' from; both Sides
atlonce. It was a grand sight for us,
but hot sot for .the rebels. To ;give
• ; ;
you j some ide a of; it, yon must' know
^0 r
,A..
ieaders is
etit of Rev.l
-
dnusnal at-, 1
and to tho
the Holil
tor
•
at xncidifiect.
llaie state has
`r (of the §ti
;ited state'slin
Ilate ,secession
, r
1 of Maryland.
ale's bill crea
of
Naval .Ord
.
.Elaid that
vf in charge
Yard,
I
e ' i the appoint-
lIIM
we could sareely 'tiee ihd vessei„. or
.
smoke; sometimes a dozen;shells Would
explode in the ; air at one time.. The
rebels handled themselveswell, but
were forced to ;-,break an fly. The
third time ,`
.:the WabaSh sailed up the
'Channel it' i seemetti to be enough. 1 - •§he
1011 1 the ~mall boats !to finish up ' the
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work, and. vanquiih a foe to her- scrim
significant; The gunboats did igood
Avork. . Wewe're, four miles oft, but
.
-'; la- -•s,- oft,
. lEsq., a Isell
• 'Philadelphia
lember of- the
it at his resi-
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phis; on Thum
the time of his
s Grand Sire,,of
Of Odd !Fel
, t
Jeff. Davls nab
the seizure. of
.m sending; out
Havana-receiy
ntions a rumor
terbilt whieh ar:
Orleans,.had
, of Virginia, and
as • Confederate
and France, in
nate Mason =and
igarchy which eon
of= the British . Erril
msely hostile to the
the loyaListates,
56land American ini t .
en clistastffial to the
te date'pr the s4 E
to • tlie present
I - h
istility of; the ,Oii-
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,
could see the sand tly every slt.
Sometimes a shell would penetrate the
sand, and Ahen explo o tle throwintrthe
sand, like a. darki cl nd, s about.o i o feet
up in the 'Air. Wewatched_with great
anxiety -a small annboat;ratini!ng up
near, shore and thl-owingt slipt 'into a
buildin,g j . _. The..rebels soon lio4sted a
white 114%, and then Aed leaving every
,thing behind. Our !ensign then run
ashore and run, up the stars and
stripes. ',Yoil,know I was never in fa
vor of irinch'eliecrin' , -but I—tell you
I went i' that time. Imaginejhe ex
citement: when 'one prolonged cheer
from 2000 throats rent the air`,..rind
almost rippled the watert.; at the seine
• ' • • - • - t • —ll.- - 4rm. T i gtAlie--
.was a man. Perha s thel whole
.scene was more excitin froin the fact
I that our orders ihatl mo ming , were to
take the Fort at all :liaz rds-, we then
must, consequently, Ilind under a
heavy fire from the en my, rterving
ottr,own‘ tire till we_ could di,tinetly
see thei color of their moustaches, antL
take the fort' at. the , point of the bay
onet. ;Sword and revolver were my
arms. :I loaded -this latter With no
Other calculation than to tnie it, but
the loads Are in it yet.' It was a ter
rible rout to the rebels: P
and a) , florious
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time foi• us. , It ,
is considered -
here a -- -7
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death blow to secession. in the south. CAPE RACE, Dec. 15.
I trust the ball may roll on.iintititAsi City or ;Washingtoa
completely- crushed oat. I am anx- 11 o'clock this Month
Thusly looking for a letter. I yeah' give by telegi4tph to the list/
25 ets for :alate -Tribune." Asa mat- The Elhip Lady Fran,
ter of pleasure to friends and, parents, don for Srewl York, Put
I think I can safely say the 'members on the inst.• She!
of Co. D arc generally - better men same night ono was 8
than when they eft,' home.. I was I guish the flames. $o
talking with. young ,Will Boyd the ped anmiig, the c,ro; :
other day, when he ml} 'e thi.4 remark:. h ir ing her.
"Lieutenant, lam:-) _ zo quit swear-1 [rho steamer Austr:i
in g, and go home ~ 1 --r man." I I chartered to convey t
was glad to think 1 , ‘!., -.• i bk so, andltery 'of artillery, add i
do believe.the war' to t He, is 1 9 th `'" ' i ' • ' - • i i
a good soldier; is ap.vayi elze,erful; does ' The Sanl Jaeinto ffair ti
mo opoliz
his whole duty, mild' 'never complains. the attention •of thispiess, Well de'r
1 .1.1 e acted as c6rporal the other, night, nounce it in strong fiirms, ► d ,active
and was reported h 3 the offieer of the i naval plieparationware malfi )g. 11
guard as being worthy of promotion. 'filo fiatest by telegraphlt . Queens-
Ortrcompanv made a present to the toy ii,. to the sth inst.' says, thatt
t .l
Chaplain, allusion';to whieh has been excitement is unabnted. 1 , 1
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made in other letters. Mr. Brown The Paris Temp says tha Nap*,
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Ei f ld in his speech ] to, the boys that, he on has tendered his servie s 6 inedk
was thankful for the ifavor, , not as a ator.. 1 - 1 i 1
(lift to himself, biii a 'token lof appro- At the . banquet{ at Roch le Mr.
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val of the cause in which he, is engag- Bright made an elaborate p ech on
ed. -I must now close. What I may American affairs, but declili d togiVe
say at my next writing is all in the a deed opinion in the Tln ; affair.
future. '' ' T. J. H. He believed that if illegal r it e United
States Will make tittnig re .tration.—
Ile strongly condemned an -warlikel
feeling; and scontedlthe i en that the
AmcrieanCabinethad res lir-cdto pick
,e
=I
The Aiirlexation of ihe Pan:
Handle.
NM
....ne policy of I annexing the Pun - - - , ---c- - ------ F
enns Llv id ' . a quarrel with linglti
liandl© to P
5., a ais now being briliant perortitioni,
discussed in that district. the Wells- North.l 1 '
g
.
I
burg Herald fats the measure in an - A leiter from Gen
article, on the sa ject, from which the the maintenance Of il
li between Englanii
following is an extract :—"Oar views .
tracts 'Much attend '
on annexation have long been known. ‘
• I 1 The ies fort of ,a l r.ni s
We are in:favor of annexing all North and lead to A.metJic is '
p)
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ofthe Wetzel county line I t o i Pennsyl- The; Paris Patri 1 has
vania, and if all of it will not an foreshadowing the 1 ' dii
, Franc' to reognikei the Si
then just as , mueh of it, fig , will—prol
vided Pennsylv4nia does not object-- te , dera iLT i f E D O" d 8C
If Ohio and ,Marshall prefer adhering ,l ue * i i
we,- nevertheless; go for annexing When the Europa saih
Brooke andjilancock to the Keystone a more. hopeful look; and'
State, with, 1 the' least delay possible; ly improved, but after
tone of the Ameriean pr
and. as the free negro bugaboo is ,
we
not so terrific now as it was once, We set ink and fearsre en
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are inclined to think that there will the Washington tiover
be very little objection Made. It is ;Justify the - 86zel"e1;(*: M
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manifestly the interest of, us all, and dell. I
we can imagine 'no betterl time ,to ari 'rho English Journals
C
tate - such a question' than now, when ter arid hostile ontin
the United!States set the. e xam pl e o n the affair as an intolera
so large a s'eale," , ' _ • The instructiene tb L
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A bill to this
6 :,effectwas introduced
which the Cabinet 1 wai
are explicit and fletermi
into the 1 Pentisylvaniai legislature The London . gut !sa y i
1 last winter hi I Gen. Wilb - on of this' knowledgementi nr error
/ County. ~1 , . 1 ' I"der of the prisone'rg, wit
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I ' HALM , Dec. 115.- 7 -The j Boy,ti
ail steam
.r Europa; h 0 arrcved a
this port- w th highly important inter
ligence. S • e was detained at Qaeeni
own till t • e 2d,lby order Of; ti)e.Goi
merit. Sb has the Queerils Messer
ger on boa
Et with dispatches fir Lbr
Lyons. , l' ---,.! .
London, ec. 'L-Thep eat stay
that the Government ' himi, de anth
from Pres dent Lincoln - and his. Cal
net, the persons of thelSouthern e
voys to the ' British e t overninent.-
Yesterdayafternoon, attar five o'eloi
P. M., He r Majesty heldla Pri4 Con
cil at Windsor Castle. l'iTherq of h
Ministers,' including the first Lord
the Admiralityand the Secretaries
State and War, traveled' from bond
toWindsor by special train telbe pr'
eat. Previonsi to leavin , Own
throe Ministers;had atten ded a C
ne+ Council at Lord Palmersten's '
cial residence. :
The Obsenier , - taiso says that a
,
cial messenger of the I..'nrei'',,:),•l Oi
has been ordered to carry to NV ash'
ton ' bands of the British
erni • LOrd Lyons, and,will 7
teed by i packet• &din Qui,
town. - 1 i 1! 1
'1 c will be satisfied to;Inow
that lemands are for in aPolo
a• insist on the restoration to
the Lion of the British flag,l
the i of,i' those the
were ,vio
lent illegally torn from that sa
cred trn.! The Observer tdds : i
I.
There is no'reason why they s oul
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not be restored to the qnarter ciegicif
the British Admiral at .ilieut York r
Washington itself, in•the faCe ofioine
ten or twelve men of war, WhosC.rtis
ence-in the POtoniac would rende r the
blustering Cabinet at W r ashingter. as
helpless its the Trent was Abele the
guns and cutlasses of the Si n4a Into.
It is no faultof ours if it Siolli 1 once
to this. ,The; arrangements f ••• in
creasing the.foree in Canada arc not
i .• ..r. t s , few) 3011.113
yet complete, but in a very Pc,
everything will be settled.
meantime al large., ship;of th
bourne line has been talcen!up,
now being loaded with Ar+toti
some 86'000 VAnfield riff s,, amm
and other stores at Woollich.
not iinpossilale tin4:tbil) Vessel
escorted by . one two ships
The rifles, are, iritehded!fo the
dian military; and stione• re
' fieldlan t tilery sill 'Pe di-
ment,ol Areltrat :ry ..._
ed 11. forthwith.
, q '
The Tim 44 city article of 03
i
says the position 401 Federal
+A America .is almost ileV'erY !
_clef point with that iv each wa -
pied towardS-uS hy R sSiit bet
Crimean - var. .Russia had a
tariff, livl3o we looked to - he .
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large I porty3n of out general
of brehd . stalfs. But ther'e is t 1
Jieulatly in our- present Blase I
\ comp:amen - lent would 15e. the'
ling ap of the blockadeofthe -,
!por4s; atonee setting ftel our'
from) the anxiety Of a eOttonl
and bring sure prosperity to
tgainOuitt,iire rsriail oiIEK our 1
eight iniMons it the Coif
1-States . Whi) May desire .nothin;
i than. to bdour\custotirerS. ,
.. The fires has ''n( .- 115pe ' t
Federal g4vernineutiwifl'ec.mi
the demarids el England .
The •Aroraing Star.lo6.oares
' stateinent; of instruction's ha-i
' ent to Lord Lyons,lto'4tain
tion,of the.:COntedei ate Oontalii
' 1 or, to take leave of
. s,VaShingt
: premature and so ex ; aggerute
virtually untrue. ' l i , , •
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NI
MEI
with
o reat i t
err= nt' fa
England wii
ternativo th
duty.
The Time 4
policy to fo
and. I; .
adorn
per
C 73
per ent. I
Tb Ne
'act ith ho
golden opp
by•us. , 1 I
A large nil
ed to be reld
sioni ; ' i .
The frau pl tecli
to b read to sai
her lestin io N% , '
swe . from shit
T is. Engf h ?
on he 3d. I
,he .Pr says'tha
`
with Englisuid, tl4
I.tfi andtalke a decide
intern tiinaliquesti '1
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he
bi
ffi-
skit
Sot
the
The
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Nolrep
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Iry ASninGIS
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!he oi_. 'la report of
not tleV'ickees tight
red.!l cbOtlrms it 1
victory for the Unio
Fort'Piek ns remain
/r t
red: rt birfiea w ,
Iby o fir ,and the
t
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ington n part 'of
gavy a were litti.
men in 4ns lwere t
Gen. Brown has su
re ort,several
. poizits
hi experience in ,this L
~
ti at Ja, ea' rifle pro 6
p rative wields's. 4,
ri
g n is, m c ,preferab 6,
h d lual, it latter
i pie(
h wouldhave litterl
e emy, ! 1
i e
Ille fp tb r s ystha
i g only sii. fet of % 1
Nfith 4 . ' ft_ d!gttn, l 3, can!
Water t t ban a forty . n
vessel as the !Niag i
mend. I 1
t
Sail n r lessels he
rth 6 ' enforei . 1
her do t of` our (
rs dhr ng theltwo
receives t e warinc:
Gen. Aro l am. ,' '-
1,1 1 ,
ab
eel
ed
I Vi tort' astern Va
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lA.notl)er trt Ir
I. Cia. 4 ci. tr .14, De tither 4.74 ape : ,
1
eial di s, aeh from CI latit . lion!itffin to_.
the Ci cinnati • Conti ierticil bays : On
,yestei ay on of: thl hardes and bestr
roti.vlit ba.tle4lof th c t r. NV S'totight
•mf . 1, 1
at I eg‘leny C , 1 1 - )0 hatlnnt.4 B
court , yii., Giine' L a : 1 • Milroy
cone 1.. n ing the inn! troopS; , and
-Gen ral oh inion,
i l l Peat* ta,t eorn
pan lng the re help. The fight lasted
train ay i light till tree p. In—
Th I.lltionl lop -tisl about thirty ;
i
rebel osa over two hnndl-ed including
a 11.aj r and c imanv, ither, officers, , and
thirt . • yfris hers", • Ggneral Johnson
" I -1) 1 4,6Silll1;. 1 , - T.
ed It st. 1 . i II .
i 74
3 e toys ore ri ntberedsevea butt
dret nd fitt - ,rte , I from the' Ninth
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and I ' bi 'tee ithiJni i f ttla,i , 'l4.;erit.V-fiftlf
and l w •tit. 1 -tltiril ph io, and!Sseond
Virig id . - 40bn-soil farcel Intiinbered
over • w th l ottaan 1.1 'The'lls.iiittlt In
dia It la h J t i , brav . 1 1 1 r Itotl et ink: Af=
i g
ter d •iv ng l,h6en:
.y luta their ' bar ,
rac - , no lessl tl ar. 1 five tittles, our
foxi. ti retired iri.good arder y l' ,The reh
elsls t fire v i a their tsittp. and,!retred
ed t Stanton. l ' Ge ll' - l'.lqo . -
en t e last artily '
oi Vit..
gint . ,
t !
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A+cl
Inteidl
sr., . 1 I Iy.'&
Scichits have.not
ed i crease; in the
the rehel Potam'
firin the intel4
larg lyreinforee
1 . 1 prig an s \ ti:
(: , tn •ral , ; ,tal :le
- 1 ri., n UV' l i eViild•
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; ' 11 * ~40%; t1;-fiN41 t
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i tack tr advance
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led fi nd off gun
d - 1 rations had
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date.
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w eoer
Olt. 1
Scot ,
rien s 1
nd
favor of
elations
ica,,,at-
D T ,I .. •
ALTIaLOXE,
le rill froM the
b at ith he ,w f
tap f tf e sta .1
Rbya , t int he s,
Cbarl asten \I
'oh T i hnrsday Pi
'al
eridousoolifla
its height, in t
E
ti n on the (.:11eu
11 ever isanr, an ,
j i
) t
t e ark outli ,
' ig tly i ' illumi
ea like,refle 1
~ lin, but ti.o
lagkation.) 1
1 i I
unition
ed . oriel
tio of
ern Con-
e exam
',ere *
I as
on slight 4
.ting the
reac nun
allied h
~~
int u
and
26
very I
to tr,
osult.
ird
ram'
nea.
:=
• .
- tat an
a i
t asu
I a rece
lac J,
en -l ed
y ;
F ~
~I F - f
TM' c
' 11 1 1 •
. tc: ,
i?
i.sl
3 w.
ki
,
. 1
PAY,
ed
'Yibn
bland
t Eng
says
Lan e I
iffiliEU
pes t that
ndiidigni •
unity WI
~`
9f ',ewe
,inna I
ber
fo
l 'steam
im •
4e • •
ngten. l
nds f
12:
.:h . 1
Dec. 14 ;
Gre 1. tiro v'
bden 4re
.
rel
sioipi o
t *0 IPe
,n d. 0
i'attt i ,
ggeated, in Ibi3
'there ftoin
9 tion. One ,i 3
t a les a e co'-
, t the arrott
and that ifhe
l at., the fort,
1
e*olishel the
j J L , ,
nhoa draw
,iand armed
more in thee
ship or lafieh
and the Itieb.
,---, , t
i e2l , !i i r , fi c i i i c i a t ti lzr . ly ,
inle'4•l3and Eiail-,
tay' had 'ring,,
t , elle° ittrile t of
I
Amber
f r tkitay,
I ea that
I -----
1: - fl,. r' - I, I
'8 b that l'lche r ;, rebel',
,diviiied(.,tolailvatice i
in I ,lthree' columns in '
in'Asand. Men; t at
c rliich they e'xpect
r
rp.nd addslthittfonr
alr b eadt 4 )e p l i I g i ven
_ . ,__H ,'€ '' , ;
iT7' .----- 1 - , ;\
... ,
ivo 1 Insurkoat v iorm
-t .©• , ' i ~ . ,
'A 'iIMORE, Rep."; kt. •
ST rfolk ' ility-Bookof
ir,
6 ntaini , ndthing• new'
it rial , tirging'tlie,im
,nksi'ng the defences of
a'vessels ho,surik in
,editor is eVidently
LS l'ad ~ his 'conficiene
t i
'es slialen some 7 i
i
i 14u.r. Deci'l4. i,
-ISr i
d i ve beeni received
13i t(:/!:Tlit of . the dis- . :
bY [the :Dgy- Book is
detter
. frkirn Fortress
rnarepOrts of negro
rent among, e
the pai
l:tn possibl to say
'well fnan f dod .or
i t .
t 4
but
i nf,ri
f i
rid
th 6•ftp,
ills
i I I
n t)n
T n s t p r e ;
.
tut
A .
t
;the: a
nroe.
urrect
rl ll eC, eni:icri i5.--TWe
litain , pg . *Norfolk
i i formed V the Clap
ell!, Illinaiej from Port
iiie:d Within:six miles
i 4tor; at !tee o'clock
14,; , aed that a tre
ivi
s it s i x o c p oe w d a c Ei o i ;tri ev y id.: i t n ly g
tat ci ty . ,?tie rodeo
he whole Bay, with
• ip e f d. Pait t. . :11 i d in n te o r t : w a s;
/
op fr4n ipkbuldpripg
o f uncoti l trolable eon
•. , .
. - . 1
Dec. 16.--Th l e 7.;tlglii3h
profnunditicusation int
cvmtnerciali circles, but
it!! that if 1, Willies: did
rent affair, due 'apo l lo.:
de, humiliating
r d Made to any
~.1, I
I.ANCAN N4TI,,
C.‘:i pOduce
nancial and
i i
hist kill ail
r rig i n tbd
y hoi r tld be
7
1.,
sop i 0,0,5 e
io er. 1 .
'l{ •
. I
'.
EWE
, 1 s
'' sThe:fo)
.i.4.ppeialli
''..liiisiw.., 1
40
Shepard
bile 'lt
.withi.a.Li4
, •
, eral pro(
States(s4
wakiym)
RFnmi
erus, 'of ti
grass , Mil
'adniiitin;
confeden
piet i es, as
el, it .This 11)
act in beh al f o i
A blllsh a , 1
ponfedera "Co
'r
importatio of
t i
he Ala a
tives has ass
suspension of
chartered an
,' The re or
Price byiGen,
The Goerr
made aca -'u '
11113115. .1
J , i , :— -- r ----,----. . L
. enio4lo ,D e. rO.—T , he PaoriftDaily
i ;
Traneerip his received late Southerin,
papers 4 l?y a'. g entleman whCjleft NeW
- Orleans ten ;(1 ya agu, coming throe h
Tennessee.and Kentucky. , '
..- 1 .
i d
The: Bowling l' Green Courier :Ha s ay s
that , Par on 'oWnlow was arms '
for tirak:snHby Confederate IStaqs
Comnassi ner, at Knoxville, cin t e 1
6tb,i-and, o r inhiitted to jail. - .1,
1
The K n oxville Register sys: PA !t-i
MOT of 'a corde r . from, the rebel, r
Department for Brownlow's safe . 6 ns;
duct !No th ha l .crea t ed ,intense ti-,
I f)
ii • '
tit,ement , j
.
The RI 11, N. C.,' Stanuir of lie
n 1
4th learn) ) a reliable,Souree 4 at :
a federall ,went ; had taken pos co-'
- salon of 1 ;mouth, N. Ci, and 't at
there ars Yankee steamers in Ps iii-
rart:
pe cant
ac will
Ole
tit )Dri
atter - -
. ,IYar
sacola
ly
icp Sou
CINCI :44,:ri c Dec. 15.---Thh Eu In
rer's Louisville corresponde4, under
date ,of the'l4th, says that Gpn.J Pin
son wit 1,500 Federal troops i ion
the IsT.d tlierFk bank of Green ri ler,
and Ro Seau seven miles - dist nt, re
paring ' join him. Another brigade
.under 3
1 ,
'Qook was also mOvin , ton
central, :at 'Muufordsvillc.. ackner
1 1
with 25 000 L men was , eoverin'F -- al Lille
hillsrtw Iniles , froni Green rijvcr, and
pr paring
was to prevent our troops '
from c ossing. .
The. Commercial's Frank orti :dis
patch says,' l that the , Souther i Ba k of
Kentucky, at Hopkinsville, havin , or
t
dere& he Louisville branch to pass
large s trisj,tb the credit of the In `ther
T hank i Liverpool, to ,be Used, a sus
, petted An' the rebellion,l the Le 'Ma-,
tura authorized the branches i , un
til-the
indepelnde IL of the niOth li
er ban Ln
til-the State 'authority is 6st:11)101lied.
''
ME
—. 1.
- sk. Ou s ts, Dec. ]s= - Thew.
, / L
n
ki - e - 3tii 46 7tliat"G'e t tFAlT Rigi:
,
Sick!, wit 6,000 rebels'', iweru,,io
essio Of that town/on IFriday
and a othe r largehody of irodp,,
~.._....
expee ed o reaelf there Yesterdtly. ,' •
( Get . I) , egtiss i it is said -I Was" on the
nort Eii /of the river 1 with these
,with br e thousand Federal., troops;:
and ' - (1, brown a few sheds- in:6 the
rebel a' and destroyed onel. i nf the
ferry Ixia, ',in their handl. i TI ii fri
form nt slays that he heard heati,y 69-
ing a ft er eavitig Lexington on Friday
r i
iodic ting that an engagen 4vas
I;
progressing between , our
,fords and
the- reb 1.,.;A150 that • Gen. , Da.
vis, t
. itli Federal troops,.left. Ottcr
ville ' n riday for Lexmgton. These
staten4 s neeCconOrming• ' , •
ST 'JO EPII, Dec. 15.; 7 =-Fdrty' f Genf',
Pre i ti4s command returned h . re last,
nigh lost of them I sick' wth I the)
measles They report th at th Fed-,,,
Eti•aia ha , several -skirtaishes with the'i l
rebels ill 'their marctil, killing a few of
tlien. ! Then at the 'riveropposite
1
Lexingtbn they were t 6la
red 'upon by
the rebels there and Gen. Preis iss dis
persed . hem , with shell
.from three
twelve ouricli3rs but
i ther i e b` ing - no.,'
ferry or means of cro Sin .th ' river, ,
our )I . 6re fi were compelled
to 'rettirl.
to` Richmond torforagefrm kill
p 'set.
It as rentiss's intention, hOwevert
to cross the, jriver It la poh§:t abOi4
rebels "force are reported to 136 , 2,000
strcMg.
.nark
-1 of tkntiii in
f.r•
whidheon
it AB . boti
Eliv
say . th.
c i
to- 41
Br ads
an a ll
Ma yl
fro 1
ple w
ces i C
withdr
13 , effetT
are of
ch'ag
. ,
LE
ion
1 0, 4 ,
tulSt o
41.1 1
1121
tared
blitsceil ',l
of, ~ !
(Gov. An An w /Massachusetts
S
h sent to , the Se ntary of,j War
.lan
iritdigant iminonstranegainst the ern
ployent of Masepansetitil• soldiers
in t hebriefness of..eatehilisl fugitive
as has been :the case irke iTy
pir P r fltomee. , Mr. Ca erun rAropt
iii
1 se t a copy of the ernoristrance)to
en. tone , with an , e phatie "reiptest
that ho would treat fugitives accOrd
iing to orders.. j i
11 , ,
11111
=
- - - 7=
1
lan= a - '
• ,
Dec. 18, 1861.`•:
'in the Memphis;
r., 10 1 .—'Li I nt;"
ieritte steanier .
Sistear City
1 nine oilier Fe&
m the,pnited
sf Taylor;[ which
ine Pass: ! L
+-The o'Sxan;tict
!Says that Con
on, , passeda :bill
to the Stratherii
minim! isesis"'
—Airs were . appOin .
t,
Ile, and!emporered ,
Keninck3-. ,1 "• 1 , q
en introduced in th
egress prohibiting th
negroes fi•enn Africa. ,
House of Itepresen .
e
d it bill legalizing th
specie payments by th
Aof that Stat. i 1 .-- ,
of supersedi n g o Geij
is t•
Heath denied-I
or of' Mississippi, h
ail
Oen the inhabitants for
.fr
reg
'or :
• .ten
a,
1
YORK, Dac. 16. he 4 pre s s
t the excitement •pno 'change
- itl3,inteilSe boyion des , ri f iition l .
offs: were layo i rably affected
deseiipcions wfird v,er,• Ar.m.--L
-•is of cotton Were wi hdrawn
arket, and a slbn'arra • of sum . -
I reon Bile in t e 'lbrok•rs' `of&
coffee and have :11 been
: , ,
1: wp from the', arket, .lare on
ad F i at enormou pricesf.t . Sugars
red sparing' . IStirling Ex
,.has , r advanced to 11111 j 1 1 ,
1 ..,: • , 1 ~, 1 [
ELAND, Dee, 'l6—The news
, ngland prodn d a deci4pd Ben
n Ithis localit The! ygenerid
nt is fiat ri hts and dig--
.
stir government inlpt be main
:ilees of English fury and
;.
r.Faulkner s e
i., ole. 1 He is. di directly
'.nth and . procu re the
: on. Alfred tIY. If `1
ul in this er*and, he
'..retnrn in 301 days •
1 11811117telat again.'-i
, c I t , ~ •. • ,'
1 I
I
lithe . la thatSloalkada. • ,
7 i -
,•, .. .
erhe block do question, or
.1- rather
. . ..-
the running 4 th e blockade, es still
amintaii of ; nett annoyhtice 'to the
IFrder4 Gov - , rnineni, 7/1111:e en ea r- 4
'big to , , prevent' • theliffcape of : 1 essels
at-all the Southern .poi!ts.'!, Not, w itb
standing-this however, steanfers and
sailingvesseis leave - . the; rebel ports
and arrive in safety. at .:Havatta and
other Veit India Isiah& ; while': let
terstrie,'liiome way , or:other, received
at the': north from MObile and - New
brieii Sflmost every** days, with
In.a f 'w days, within:a week. or so-id
-ter le Vii'g the writer's hands. 'Even
in London and . Pans , letters from the
South tole published.. only three or
four' Weeks. old,but _how they. get
there ,is iOt kiown.. Itihashiien sup
posed' that special Messengers were
started from certain'; Sinai:le - fp - cities
-with letters forthe North and Europe
'andlthat they succeeded in 'passing.
'Our lines"inKentucky, but sostringent
have been the : preventives against this
in flithre,-that it is almest 'possible
for the dodge to , be repeated. A. per
il
son: vi hO. applied for,a -permit 'at the
of 'e of the secretap , of 'Sta I to . re
turn byl i this route, was' told :emphati
calli. th t not a soul was -allbw4d -to
,
piss, the lines, and the game in that
direction is eftemtually blocked. , Oth
er loopholes, however,; appear tti be'
open, but how to find them mitt and
eloie them iei a question' the tGoVern
ment would much likeito hilVe solved .
I• 1 . ______—....h...! ....4
, -I, 1 '
1 Good for HOnter
Major-General Hunter h
I
coinmand: : at Fort.: Leavenw
is pushing things forward N ;
energy A feW days ago
rebels.:had been eciminitting
~ i
tions opposite the:Fort, n
Two cOrnpanies were sent a
the followingproelamation:
''' FORT L'EAVENWORTy; . K.
- 77 •T0. dhe Trustees of P 1
no.-- 7 Gentlemem. Having ri
liablc9nformatiOn cif depretE
outrages of every kind,. con
anaan named "Si Gordon,'
rebel marauding hands ' I gi ,
tice that Unless -yOni;Ueizs a
the said Gordon to --ine at t
,qUarl6rs, within ; ten days
date,l i or drive Itim , out of
h Wil send a force to you
Orders to reduce: it to asl
bitra,:the house of every
in ynur county, and to tab
e.ry negro
' I Col. Jennisoli'tk regimen will he- en
trusted witn 'the execn ion jof this
order.
~,, • - f 4 , i D. lITINTER,
1 ' 1 ' ' .111iti. Oen. COM:
I
1 . • ,
• • ', - , ~,
I , ',THE 'Philadelphia Bulletin:thinks
rhat , the entire North,'w th ineonsid-_
e4able eicception; can rbe lliedmn the
I t
basis that .all : tho territory now- in
Virgipia formerly included-in the di's
),
Vila of Colunihiashall be eeeded to or
;resumed'by the General toyernment;
AM.slaver_v_ in t.titi Distil t shall he a
, mai, win , compel's Mil tO TAM
loyal slavehold4s; and t at "all prop
rty, of rebels overywhe e, including
'laves shall be
it
withotit':ex
oention or hesitation." l adds : 7 -• '
confiscate(
"This is a clear bellig,e ent rig-14:-- ;
Velperc,eive that the sh ves of Judge
Way& and other Union men Me con
fiscated in the 'Soutli. he principle
is o ne, universal 'recog n ized: -There
is no difficulty about an 3 other
prop
'erti, and there wool(' not be any a
bo t slaVes, wcie it not that -the Very
suhjeet seems to confuse Tien'S perbep
ons.". 1, ~. o
ti i " •
This is doing well fOr
tive", a paper ..!0 the
,Bull
I A wuld s till , :concede
I t Should, or than the slay
right to hope or 1 claim;
such a flame oteivil w:'
glad to Sicure.i l So:_U
i c,,vet, ,
;crat
po
last,,
was
'
T—iIVERPO9L IN c , .0
F rrEa.-----
'The
.announcement of the elpture of Ma
son and Slidellin Liverpool. created .a
vast sensation, ,and, as s usual' when
people get, into a suddenpassion, the
citizens made semelarg talk but
I.,be
fore they had quite. gut' through with
their reseives:_they discovered [ tbere
was a probability that bey had been ,
talking too fast,; and t ey prudently
determined to, modify heir hasty ex
pression 'of a ;desire to et their Gov ;
eminent into ;trouble. ' he sober sec
ond thought is much oleo aptto be
wise than the first passfanate ono.
FATAL MISTAKE.-
mining to the Forty
egiment, who
ing picket'illity from G
vision, last Week; -bar
y_Ond.our lines, attemp
Thursday morning, an
dered to'half by the gal
ran- One was - shot by
two places and has sin'
was taken priSm
As the guards had bee
ing the absence of- the
eVidently suPposed tl
flues.
A:- Goon .11E 1 ASON. The following ,
resOlution is pending jni the.lower
13,Ouse of the, :Xentue. y Legislature:
That ifmera l er ofth' house
shall hereafter offer resolptions forthe
independence or Oeogpition of the
.so
called tonfOdeHtn States,. .3r other
refointions;iinetnorials or papers for a
disu ion .of thel. Government of. the
United Statio3, it sha I be'rgood cause
fob oxpelling such member from 'this
house forthwith. • j, •
', - il
1
HO! FOR CH
will have on ha
shop, on the , , Diem
,Roast'- 'gal Turkeys,
descriptione, I
In
I rc iGive n cell:lnd
roasts. I Will deco!
n'ng the Hplidays.
'Slop open on I Chr
o'clock and on' Christ i
A, ;
MI
releaped
to go, to
releasO of
0 ill I nOt
baa p rom.
ad subin/it
taken
orth, and:
ith. great.
• party of
dvieda-
Missouri:
i rosi, with
T., Dec :?..
ittte City,
ocived rq
ations awl ;
isnitted by
leader of
ve yon no-.
nd~de.livef
head-
from
head
! frcan. thi?;'
he county.
r city':with
ies, ' and to
zcces:4ionjst
y
'flo.t6orisetra
etin;and- ;tho'
note: than we
his. a
• ftei!,
.)€,
rite!).
-TWo privates
,ninth Pennsyl
vero perform
•en- Smith's di-
ng straypd be
ed "to-return on
on being or-
Lard, tarried:tilt!
the - guards in
1' 7
e died and the
b .
e '
ier y tnm.---
n changed Aut.-
opiekets, they
em• to be ene-
MM
d,at: my meat
nil, in Beaver,
and fowls of all
uyyout du3i
to 'my shop :du
1.
istmas-, eve till
rnas tilll.o o'elcx.k
BORDER.
MI
EMI
saKbe 9covr-be' 11 dodge" is extm
eively practiced by the rebels in, V4 r
ginia, to lure our unsophisticated piek.
eta who may notlhave overeo,u e
,acly fondness for milk: -The. enemy
•eobeetil themselves at a convenitint.
distance, and a
;• _imitate the- irregular
tinkling of' cow-bell. The picket
takes his canteen Witt • a, view of .: et :
"tin g milk for his Coffee, ailddoes t i ot
find out his mistake till he finds } Tn . ,
self surrounded by a lot of armed rel,
els who send.hip to Illitilanond tr;
inent his folly._
,ararAb! lam very sorry f or t hi strc ,:
hellion ; it 'prevents my going South,,.
Said, an Englishman' the other env,
-dining at a club in. Philadelphiab v !i,„ ,
'vitation. "They tell me," he - (. ol ,[i n:
ued, "that the American gentlernaii, is
only to be found at the South. :Ho w
is that, perry? Can you explain it .?" '
"I can't," replied his host ; "it i 4 I v)
more to be explained than the sea*.
merit so often made that there nreien
tlenien in "England,, but ..that nrmie o f
then ever come to this 4oulitry '."l
sorThe first military execunou
Which has taken place during the r \car
.occarcd on Friday, in. p'resenee ',of
about 0,000 of Gen Franklin's (liCiiA n .
The des/rter, Who was shot. I ti ; "1„ ne
of the Lincoln CavalrY. The . ei . . -, 1).
Con a'llB l ITIOHt impressive. and it. kf m ,
1 •
' ence cannot but be salatarr. :I 1 '
bill. was yeter(la) '
•
into the Senate to prr.ono-- o, l k
ciency of the Navy. 'lt
the retirement of officer:
been registered,forty-livo :Ntri ..;
authorizes the President tr,
officer from the grade of captiin'
Commander, anct assign him
,)
command of a squad) on, with tin. rank
of Flig Officer. < ' •
. *a:Among - •other,finaneial
tions of .th ; Rihitt g rld DispateXl•
gnit bank in ,the :COntl.4,leracr
ix.Petil the bills .of every 1.,;11n11.:•.!
The and justice of thr rtre- r .
eleaeasmntl. The ipthpri i 0,0 oun(4.
that A. besides paying -Drik
shall' also pay the note; •4•lf
ote..i down to. Z, at • the uidf t!
•
ige-Seeretary - Bewa.rdiii
•
ti(nis to our :Minister to
Sa*rd, says: .
"Tite•Prescilerkt n ill I ndt
rev tlysidr indiretly to tile:siltrpo ,-, ..
tion of any for6ip fu a
troversy
one." • -
rts_A duel took
sa z ,•,oti the'2lat ult... betWeelq
Courtney. ' Esq., of the
ltercUry,F anfl.Capt. Cuth
Palnietto Guards ~' The
difficulty . f.v,as recent
tire Plmetto, Guardsi-retlee;riiig
ously upot,,ut Ctiurtn6..l
`exclutnge . of .sltofs,:f the'
honoablY‘ settled. ,! . . •
has re:seiv e cra eodtriiet
-Government w tis ti9:901))
ts.een. - 10secrany.
his' headquarters in
winter. He has be.? r tetr
i,Ch l oice of Several vacant
ces'for that purpose': ;j ►
' •
'
sleio•hin4 is
•
mar v t his:whole"' ther:st:c
3f.aine and Vermont:: :1110 P
tion 6f New Tiampshi`re.
• 31ARRIED—On ~ t.bc.l2tl of 1)4.,..t
-lwr, by llev. P.: A. Curini n,
L. ANDERSON and 3LitaliE
of 11.ehver. •
. ,•- •.
DUE:b.—Li Lit de'
Law i'enee Coiinty.,l l a.
;.,
3 pat. T?:; ,
te:r...4:111,r4in and
;`, weeks;ind 3: d0..p.3. •
On 'the 14th inst.'. in .43'j?i , *11tiLl;
AIfitEn"IVALT6;;II4 , 6I abo r it ve.
ORMAN'S COURT''
Y virtue of ,nn, order of,ribr
11./ 417ourt; fleavei county, w;ill
to tiltt , by public vendue
premises, on ~. - •
Satordeiy, Jcintrary 1801, :
nt M, the ] folleuTng re:
:Rev*Jamesttl - Tarroll,-tlec'cl•Ait r oat , '
.
said.eptinty, h ,unOe l ft •
!bed tip f?Ilowp, to wit. Begiitnirut
formes-lila small blekory,
merly of Geo Allison - north
per to eltestnat; north 6.7), ?em, i!,:
a cbeitnnt, aotttli tOs 4leg, P.t . ;
,r;
thence - by Ittn4 Of Swi) 4.)
east TO per awl
per to irhite onk, 50ut,...!; , •1.. 1 •
a chestnut, thence by 1.1)1 , 1 of !,
DiriiS!Nichohnorthli ; dce. 1 7' 6
ginning, containing 122 34.1.,
strict measure, about Aeri4 c
state:of cultiN l 'ation,
,on: which
good new- frame dwelling hquse.l2
'double log barn, the premisel,wi.ll
TEMRS—One-third ,'of 'the
to paid on .confirmation og
Court, and • the balance in ift're,lll , l ll.
•inetalments from tbaidat l e: 11
en from the' same time • .For rurtheroj'',
tiou enquire ofl Dr John MeCrirroll.. Fri , "
Springs, Beaver, Co, Pk. By ~til e .
Dec 18 • - '6t.; A '
•I%l!tarli:VlrV,
. I
sAZt - -
I WILL' oiler for sale i
f ,
I.ftt wy residence in BEAVER, iiiir tare
Wednesdity, Ja. EL;ir eth' .l £
my .
lIOUSEHOLD „find . •
TU RE, 01 mWst'nns anclexcebutN 114,
HORSE, ARN ESS, and s
,o 1. -V 3.
cies used by bouseliolil6io: . ,
• Tssui,—Sums ,undcr $5 go, ca-d,
/di sums over, yix trioulb.%.4 credit, with :1
curity. Dec 48,•81: S.
lE3V-LA-
Ali, MIN it Et 1 . AM)
Rev. R. T. Tay or;
Mrs. A. S. Ta ler;
A FIRST' CLASS ScHOOl
ucation of young lath
given .in the -Primary mid
partments.
All expenses except Tui ton and
per term of Ifourtectt weeks . J.... ........ .
Tuition from :;3 60 to :1;8.1)0 i eol
guas. ' • f.
No ge ft to
os ;spored S e thestbw .
thy of the eonfuleuce' of ittEpttr: os. -
sarSend fora Cstslogu .
• I.he next Tenn eocuuttoccs
10th. ISCI •
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