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.\uvm‘ruxxnflimerted st theusunl mien
. Jun menxu done with neumcss’ and
diipatch. _
()rncl in Snuiii Bahimrm- aired: dimctly
bppn-iitc \Vumplcn' Tin Hing Emrbliuhment
,-“ Conny“ PRLVI'IM; Orr“ r." m'rthe sign.
Adams County
I’TX'AL FIBE INSFRANCF} C()IIPANT.—.
DI Incorpoiaud .\lnrch 18, 1351: ‘ -
‘ grrxcznl. ~
Pruidml—Gcorge Swo'pe.
1"“ PruidnH—S. R. Russell. ‘
S’crtrary—D. A. Bur Mer. ' l \
Tremurer—David .\E‘Urenry. ‘
Hamlin Commute—Robert McCurdy, Jacqh
King, Andrew Hointzdmnn. ' ~ ‘,'
Marmara—George Sway-e, [L .\. Bm-hernn
cob King, A. HP'mtzolmnn. R.’ \l‘('ur:|v. Tth
A. .\hrahul). H. F‘nlmutm‘k. Wm. B. \h‘Cl'Hnn
W'n. ILWilmn, .\l. Eirhplherger. Abdie! MGM
John Woh‘ord, H. A. Picking, Ahel'l‘. Wright
John Hornor. B. G. \lrUrenrv.S. [l. Russell. D
M‘Crezu'y, Andrew Pulley, Jib" Picking, J. B
HE‘nh. “ - '
’nfi‘l‘hiq Compnm- in limited in it! hp"!!-
“and In,lhe connlv m Adams. It has been in
Inn-realm] opvr-uion for morn than xixfircnrs.‘
Ind in that period lag paid all 1055 M nude}-
penzen, mzlmut am, minimum. having also Mnrge
surplus capiml in flit» Trwunry. ’Th‘e‘Cnm«
puny ample): no Anonu~ull businnes being
done by me )Innngerl,'who are annually «len
.ng hy the Stéck‘nuidcn. Any pgraan dotiring
an inmmncé’cun npp‘)‘ to nnv of me above
named \innn‘rzvn (or [grthor infnrmMinn.
WThe Executive jif‘nmgm‘tve rari-ME at the
ofire .of the (‘ompnn‘d on the last Wednesday
in cver‘y] month. am, y; .\L \
SoptLZ'l, 1858‘ ‘1: ‘i,
A. Math Jot 8: Son’s "
Q 0“ Am Fl'RXlTL‘HEwummmnsfim.
[J 25 and 27 NJGnly strum, Buhimurc. (m-nr
Fnyenc FL.) extending irnm‘Guy t 6 Frulcrirk
lit—the [l"th(-xjnhlishmvm of the kind in lhe
I'M-on. Alum-. 1 nu lmnal A large msnrtmrnt’oi
li()l'S[3‘|ll)LD .\NI) UFFIHI-Z Fl'RNlTl'lll-I. eul
hrm-ing Burenuq, lieddmuh, \\'uqhst:uul.~'. “Burd
rubea, Manna-~34 of ”nah. (V‘nltan and IMH-
Hpring Both, Sum. To'u-—e-'l‘etl-.i. .\lm thirv,
Rocking Chnirs, Elam-res; .\lnth Tables Sc!-
‘u-s, licvcptiqn nnd ['plmlsLt-r‘ed ('huirs. :‘(S
mmm» mumsoFmTTAur:+‘rlm'rl'lm,
\Vood Clmira. (Wit-(- (hair-3 Harm-f ('huisrs,
wCribs und .(Trudh-h, Hut Rnrks. ”n“ Furnitunfi}
(hll‘nnu \Yxrlnut Frmm Lbnking “linen. Sidn—
bonnis. thensinlh'fznhlos,‘nf every [onglhf Y
[‘maons :lifimu I! m put-chum .zll'P ingu-dan
gun uni gho our elm‘k un unm'rnnlinm \zhiyh
for \‘qru'lv Mid 1,37“1e of Wnrkmmuhip i 5 rm!
equalled h) ullyt-sQI-iidlmcnt in the :uuutfiy.
. ‘ .\1 \IATHIUT’ & 1503', '
',_7_ ‘ Nos. '.'.'- nnd ‘27 N.'(jny mom..-
‘ Aug. 0 IRQ‘J‘ 1y '; > ‘-
.. Still a; Work! -
DACHWSKLVG AND ’BLACK“!HTHL\'G“
C ~—~'l‘he nude-reigned rcspeclfuny inmrmq
hi‘ {'rirmh nml‘hn public [hm he m-nntinun-s
the Cmuhmnkinu and Blackfinfilhing lrniineas
in “very hunch :11 Mi Ntublishmcnt in (‘hum
'lquhurj: strut-r. 1+:- hus bu lxun-l run! will
mmufu'mrotn nrl‘m‘nllkiu-h nl,(‘,.\Rlll.\(il~lS
"('(‘IUHIS. SLEH‘rH". Sufi": “'uunn‘ £v., at
the has! xnmtr‘riul. and nmdo hv niuporif-r wn‘rk-
Illl'n. WRm-muvi and “L\(‘K‘MITIH\'G of
All kin-I‘3 dunt- at roxunnn‘uh rmri. promplly
un-l [n the ,Inkisfn‘cliun of rnsmmors.
Unrxnnh I’umu‘v‘n taken in exchnngevfor
Work at mn‘rkel nr'n-ex. ‘
' BQ-j'ort‘ous deliring nrgirlr.‘ or work in the
Conrhnmking ur l{l.\(~kwlnithing line, are rm
lp ‘qully imned '9 ya] on '4
-, 2“ mnx‘h. Humzwoum.
Go'nv-hurg. 111:1.‘24. ’59. '
' Something New
5' CETTYSM'RQ—The undrrfigumlfinfmm!
th‘o ritim-na‘ nfjlu‘ lmvn and rnunly. that hg‘
I‘M cunnnrnm-d tlu- BAKING lfiwim'c-u nn :1
largo 9min, in Turk “rt-yr, (Ix-Ithhlir'f. nonrly
opposin- Wunlo'u's Hntvl.’\vhcre hr \iill try to
finderw‘. and llt);n“~ ‘fi‘l‘tl'h'o, 1| “ht-ml pntrnn
“sso.. "READ. ROLLS. .('.\Kli§“, ('H \(‘KEHSY
I’IH‘ITZELS. &r.. km. mGml every day. (Sun
flayi uyrptrd.) :xH-nLHn- Int-<1 quql'ny. {lnd mld
Mlhclu\\'c.~tli\ingprnfi,ls. (‘rn-kvr-haking in~
all It's hrunrbm Flume-iv (-:rrrird un. and Ol‘lll'l‘i
10 any mnnunl, {rum this and adjnihing rmln
-1395. sllppl'n-d m lht'fhurtt‘st nnl'u‘c. Having
ororu‘d n large and mn'nmJiuu: lunLu-houu“ and
M‘l'rrrd the N 0.4. wurkufim 33"“ [he lno>L~z\p
prnvml nx.|t‘li|\cl"\'.‘ he ‘is pmpurud, to gm n
ln-zn‘y hutine‘w. y - I" l‘
VALEN’I‘XNE sum”;
“Marble Yari Removed.
~ ”E suharriiu‘r having n-nmvwi lli< [iin‘re 0f
TJMISinc“: to fill! Yinrk wtrom. n ~hnrf (l'<-
tiuu'e lu-lmv St. meuu' (‘inm-h. “HUM Jnnnunrt~
’tralhp puhiiv that lu- is Mill prc‘mn-sl m furuifli
all Jiimls m “nrk ip hi: Jllw. «“111 as \lunu
nun-fits. U9:ul~tunr.~. (“24512. M mar) \JTiF'V of
Sufi-I‘. and fluid). with and \xivlmul Inn-s mill
haficts' ml~uit pui-chncorx.:nrhut pl‘u‘v~ ['l \u‘it
tin- timci. I’t-rwlu lir-iring .Ithng in hi; line
will find it :\ doculml,nduuunm‘ to cwmim- his
stock‘n'nd prices before purvhminv: oiwwlme."
‘ ‘ i, ' \\'.\i. B. MEALS.
‘ Gettysburg, Mun-[(2l, 18554, ‘,
< ”EHS6”? ? h ‘1" ‘l‘" Q :‘
PEDRPyfixNDLEAL \ufigiu 9:
Edward B. Bushler, ,
_ 'l‘TOl'lN’l-IY AT LAW. will {.\Ethl‘ully and ,
A promptly Mieml to Ml husinossenlrusted ,
to him. He speaks 'the Gormun langungm—q
. Ofico ag the mine plncer Sout‘l Baltimore;
gtnél. nenr Forncy’s drug stni‘o, mud nearly
(\opposlce Dunner a Ziouler's store. . ' ‘
Gettysbu‘rg, Murchfio. ' '
- D. McConaughy, ,
TTORNEY AT LA W, (office one door weal
A. of Buehler‘s drug and bank store.Chnm
euhurz street.) A'rmnxnv up Soufn'on non
PA‘I'IXTS no PENEIOXS. Bounty Land “'Ol--
hung, Bzxck-pny suspendetl“ Claims, xmd all
otheT'clnims against (he Government nfi Wmh
“womb. 0.; alsoAmgricnnClnims in England.
Laud ranufi; loaded and soidmr houghtmnd
highest pHces given. Ailemfil engaged in lo
awning wan-nuts in (ownxlfiiuoia um! can":
western Sm'tes WAPPU ‘0 him personally
or hy letter. ‘ , , ' '
thtylburg, Hon-21!)“. a
‘ - J. C. Neely, *‘ ‘
‘ "ORNEY AT LAW, will attend to taller-
A lions and 31} other hnsiuesa intrustcd to.
s care w'm: prompmess. (mice in the S. [-1.
v. acorn" of the Diamond, {formerly ‘ 'ied by
Wm. B. McClellmn-Esm) >
GettysburgLApJ-j‘l. 11, 18:39.- _v.f
‘ Wm. B. McClellan,
TTORNEY AT.‘LA'W.——Oflice in West lid:
dis street, on door won a! themew
can nge. * L
Gettysb'nrg. Hov. 14, 1859. ' ‘
\ Wm. LfiDunean, '
. wrongs? .n' LAVA—OS6O in the Nam:-
- ‘wutcorner of Centre Squtre, Gettysblyrg,
a. ‘ - [oa. 3,1859. 1!
A. J. Cover,
HORNEY AT LAW, mll promptly ahead
A“ ”Collection and all other business on
d to him. . Office between Fahnestocks'
a: Mime: & Ziegler's Stores, Baltimore mm,
05%“, P 3. . [Sept 5, 1359.
J.
-. Lawrence 3111, m. D. ,5
AS hin'office one u , :»
H «or west of “IN
14“."!!! .thmh iii _
Oggmberabnrg “gut, and Opposite Picking’s
skin, when the” wishing to have any Dental
Opention informed Ire respocunfly invited to
on“. Runner ' Du. Homer, Rev. C. P.
Kenn: D.D., Reyfl. L. Bnugher, D. D., Rev.
Brd. “..‘Jacobs, ProEM‘. L. Smérer. .
. Gettysburg; April 11, ’53.
LLINBBS and other: will find a good a!-
Qoflpont of 'Rihhqng, Floym, Plume},
no es, BL, at tbu chap min of
3; A. soon rm.
BY 11. J. 5'
44th
e
There is a
Tingcd bri'
Pure as 'il
01' chhit-es ‘
The alrem
The shade
' \
And to Hm
l
Pure-am th
Sun. as th
In gcpufix
I-‘nrgcl'mc
Where thy
\Yrt (Ten 3'
And this n!
Forget me
But dcép’i
ls seen m
.\m] “In“! ‘
It" dl onpi)
Tfu- dog-WM
\Vhich sml
Repeating
Fnrgd 1n 4
Cl .
THE M
Irocmt summer roiidonfw in the
- village of .\lnnclxeater.Vni-mont,
Icquninted with the ifollowx‘ng
Lory—l' will not call it; n' sthry,
rd of it is strii-tly true” My in-
I an elderly lurly. who} “'lan a
an. was present at the} trial. and
'mully all the p‘nrlies ciqlxiberned.
It: ninmhs since publiq {inch-Hum
l :easure recalled to find-strange;
"1e recent apprehension Qf oneof
I mix in (helulleg‘gd murdjar, on 5.
coining smnewbore Gui-" West;
‘ tllor chnferéion, wlliclx‘ié‘wns nl“
md lllmle, adding a still ‘dc-epor
. that already cannectcfl with the
Danng
prettyzlitt
I Immune
Igulm- I
a: Wei-y w
formant, w
young “'0
[know Ire-{s
[Ahmfl Uu‘
\V.’l§ “I XI!-
MEM
the prin
: chm-go o
and hy nn
logod ho
my~tory
IMES/
flirty years figo, there rpsid‘ed in ‘
3 numell vilhg! twoj ~brothers, '
‘urnn. suns, (hm-Idler, Was a hard
nnruie man. not, greatly likr-tl by V
bark, and 'l‘hémds resided with"
{ma mom. Silas hn‘d if; :his '1
.mlf’witted fellow, named “'illinm §
m was chiefly:f engagt‘d ii) flout '
wife was 11330 occasionally cm:
the fin-m llOlisP, but li‘jedxwith‘;
ml :uvuy froxgjt. ) . 1
ly. and withnfi‘t any rayon what-I
g maipnml, “'illium Calvin wusl
No one kumv whither‘br why he 4
reed from Mnnrhesto‘r. All higl
I my “‘3“: find! he hwl loft hm} in !
[ing for hie work, myl ‘eince than»:
evn-i' sot eyes .uponjhim: dent} or,
‘le' Bournw nxs‘ei‘ted that bn flirt]:
hr» had Inhaled nsrusunl in t BL;
‘that. they left him there whenh
I home m dinner ; lie..Colvinz us‘i
vifig hik dinm-l hieuglx; to himxbyl:
rL \Ohlthoir retiu'n he was gone. i
hnfl, on‘more ihan‘one occaéion, ‘
k bout
the almv
nnmvd B
ftmtured,
his noifili
hi in.as a
omploy n
(,‘oh-in. w
‘,"Mk: hi.
ploy-(l’m
her huab
Smidet
ever Lei
l]lis>ii)g.
luv] (1“!
wife cou
the nmr
~dne had
fl]!\’(‘. 'l‘
mqrmng
field, 151111
they Wen
uully Lav‘
0 “RE I:
An (.‘olvi
flighly moods. gone. oil" for a sea-l
son, it w .a <upposml he‘had only tornpnmri
‘ly filisPll 0d himself now; and offer a. time,
all scare l was gix‘en up in the expectation:
that by- n‘rddiy he would ngniljl make hid;
appeurn cc. But no more was eger heard;
of him; several years elapsed, and he wast
almost f rgotten. ‘ _ _- '
h Butlaf e‘r eight or nine years had gone by,
public. riosity wmi afgsin exqited in the
Calvin n miter by life decimation of his wife
that. she had twice dreamed Qhat he had
been In rilered by_ the brothers Bourne,’
and llii ody buried. Every one but a few
ireduio 3 people inughed at this, the
Bournes especially; but by degrees people'
general] came to suspect. thst all was not?
right. ' his feeling was increased by Mrs."
Colvin a wearing before n. justice and mnk-I‘
ing an flidavit that she believed her h'us-‘
bandzto :we been (he victim of foul play:‘
in supp rt, of ihis she brought forward the‘
little_gi 1 who had been in the'habit ofl
taking Villiam Colvin his dinner in thsl
field. a ‘she depbsed}that at noon of the‘
day on hich Colvin was missed Ilia went:
to him t his place of work,” ‘nsual, Andi
there 5 v him in violent altejrcation with}:
Silas urne, who threatened‘to “do for-‘
him.” Why she neveit‘ mentioned this be“
fore explained by the fact ithat Silasw
threste ed to damage her in some why if”
she gave said anything ofit: ‘ , ,< 1
'Mrs. lvin now declared'tbat she had
dreimt snmher dream-that her hush: d
had 11 murdered by the‘ Bournes, id:
thatit .15 revealed so he! that his body;
was bu iedyunder a certain tree, and thstl
some his clothing had been ooncéaled
nadir the flooring of Bournes’ barn. Al
.émh- a}; made, and sure enough, under
the treé, in a hole, wm‘l‘ound bones; and
benesth the barn floor some fragments hf ‘
clothing and an old knife. The buttouson
the cldthiug and the knife were sworn to
by Hui Colvin as belonging toher deeehsed i
hmbadd,snd public indignation being now 3
aroused by what was considered to be a
special interposition of Providence, the
brothers, who stoutly asserted their inno?
cence, {were arrested. and in due time com
mitted for trinl, u the doctor of the neigh—
borhodd mhesitafingly declared the ex
humed bones to be those of shumsn‘bsirlg;
when in
A II LE
ear_
r nii,ti.r..
[RV I:CQUEftT
i i KG*. r.iili.nroT
. ' r
user, 3 ml]: flowL-r,
HM. mlh fim'h's unchlugihg hue,
Ie ether in its hour 2‘!
l and serefiest Hue. ;
Icm gentle side it seeky“, '
fount, the louély grog, 1
heart. it “\eqtly'wuakfé,“
rot; Fdrgev. me not! ': 1 ‘
' ‘ w
! azure of thin: eyes, I ‘
',‘lmlo beams übotc, ' 1
[hifipers still it. sighs, I i
n6l, m 3 lile, my love! '
last} foots'epalufued nyr 'y
ml] mark the saved up t,
irflower be heard 10‘an
nul'. For'get me not! . ‘
<‘ I
, I
s azul‘f‘ leaves “ilhin.
I‘hliglning hue bf rare, ‘ 1‘
that, score; grief has heorfi,
lg slum may “1:11 declarpé
ps on H‘s leaves are tey'fq,
‘ sun ['so won {org )t'.’ 1 (
fi'll amid‘thosc fmrs, ‘1
not! ["oth ml“ not ! _ \
iafitcllanmm
STERIOUS CONFESSION
M' mm: kus's sn:
.
A EQEEM
GETTYSBURG, 'PA., MONDAY, MAR- 10, 1862?;
Some; mohtha afterwards, the Bournes
were hr'ought up {or tr‘ial, and,“ after a long
invgstigntioxfi, were found gui‘My and sen
tenbed 5m be? hanged. {Although tlmy still
nshérlegl thgir innoven‘ce no one believed
thefn ; Puttithrgughodt the country round
grew; drugiéfy Was evirced to witness Ithe
exefivuti‘pn, Kyle I‘lny fnr hie}: was'fixed about
turd mxiuvhci‘after the Trial
mfem thmfi the utmo;
by he ,lgrgy‘ofthe di
,tdjdn RsflLvfl” of
Mills: 4,: "J o'ftbeli‘
me ‘ a ivled‘,.nnd the I
tii spell “1+ he had :i
‘ '1) ing taken be
db aseh to he mm '
statement to‘mn‘ke.
are a magisflrat'eihe
having been accept-
ed i agates evidqnce)
mvfrdoyed bb' his bi'ok .
a ftafy, ml hunt he ha
boghyl hid the clothes
tiwfyf 13rd bfenflfoun ‘
'l‘rhpn‘la Wis senten
fnrj l'ifij (moi étntes evi
th? ex :reznxrf punishm 3
detox?! Eta bit: hugud ‘
Imuiiy'cj ' f ‘ _ I
si’n , Bourno, 6n he!
stwiminfm't 21ml reprie
vidllénfi' pnpxysm 01"
hi Hui a 1 ,rjured li
hiilbelgf 'gufitless, hu'l
nobo. " Thq hm wps.
that. Colvin hq‘d béen
er in the fielddufing
a helped ‘to bury @he
in the lam; \vhjere
Slndrtry nfger (his,
E-d to imprisbnmpm
ence only miligafi'mg
gut.) and Silas was or
an the Monday jol-
iv rifig of his brothér's
e. fell into the most
l passion. donou‘n‘ficed
r. and sun deemed
‘ he wus believecg', by
berefque left. to~tnke
flew fie. } .
1'1.) "gutter: went on
' llwylln'ejthe Fxcqution
, ‘Afll { tljm‘ugh that (In
xnflmfirouqd flockeqj
wid‘ew 91m 31%cctacle. 1
nq'ogL he eating hd
luinr {lnc e '(‘nt “im‘
ev‘pn'ntg’ofJ that day
link- viizlagelwns disturfil
(until Sunday. tha‘ day
was to take place.—
x pPople from many
‘ intn Mnnchefitfl to
pn the Sunday fifth--
duse was throngéd to
month" but on the
the gvneral quiet. of
'{bed by It most unlock-
ml lorik‘vellt. ’ N
' limil befolré Llusk a rumor ram frém house
follm se that kpeedi y summoned the in
liqlritlxlfls into the (reels. The cry of
‘“fi\lill{ium EColviri ll.< come home,"i‘mn
lfrém lip tollip. At‘ rs; no bno believeflit.
ibllt‘tlinuglllt it to hi a] hoax. Presently,
lhfiweyjer, n‘grenc cm :1 was seen to enter
It‘lnle sty‘oiel, mul‘iu it. tyilive and well; was tille'
glppoized inurilerod man, William Calvin
Li‘msolf‘. They cnulcl nog'bo mistaken by
if): funci' «l rewmi’luncé, for hun’dfeds
pgwlhimfintimate . Thgre ha was be
l’ll‘l l 1 doubt. and mlemt were they to‘
Mm; nt: T‘hnums urne'» confessiqn ‘3—
Iviflo‘ptly it must in ‘0 been a ruse 10‘ save
is“ "leek iron: Ile oose: he prefeifring,
ltlmj- tlnirn to be h rig, to endure impri
nlmf-nt, in hfrpes _mt time would réptler
islinpnce’lnce'app:xr%liit. But thoh,,wns he
‘ f Hy mlppting we 1" mcoune, the‘ murder
f'r his biother.’
l' 0 Imild lathe gen
‘p‘rlbefclré the re
in "7:19 all“) confine
g 1; apt! ille‘paid, t
‘l‘ field lle styuck h"
‘,c’ we. ahd follm‘l l
in ingho‘lmd kille
l 0 yiunrll-r somelj
(“linen injtemling ti
Lifihh :. but when n.
2,?“
Hl]
bk
-rn! perplexity, not an
um of Cohin. Sims
:1 to_the murder of hie
mt flaring n quari-el in
im fiver the head with
im to‘the earth. Sup:
him,he dragged the
‘l‘ill\VOOd and Wént to
conceal it. during the
returned if. wu‘gone,
. He said nothing to
.t hfi own coquseL—
'as ali he knew (if the
whither hp knew n.
1% brothbr, and k
That, he, +leclured,
MW"- ? i i
‘ fhm‘r ivi‘p whs“ struck down by" Silas
filprhfflaind hidden‘m mentioned, hecame
r‘mmfilr and fearing, when his emyl‘oyex
effimL-d, to be kin d outright. he stenithi~
$319“: the pines nd wandered away to
¢st9m s‘va Yofk wherp he had worked
’érv‘rer ‘sincé. I "
i It (fonlpnnteiy fo}- the Bounnes) happen
¢d that. ainEWspapey, containing an mount
6‘: their {trial and condemnation, réuched
ihe ‘tnvein bf the village wher Coivin
worked. and thelzi dlord at once feébgniz
ed C’in who was in the habit of freiguent
ing . 43 the sfufipose'd victim; and on
questioning him, ahd being shown the pa
per, he‘fdmitted lthe fapt, and at once
ggreed } accompany the landlord tqrMnn
cheater i‘ order to \sgge the brother-i from_
the gifiloE-s. As hub been seen. they did ndt
arriv‘e. m ch ltoo soign for Silas Bonnie.
‘On ,furxher exam nation by some Damn
burgeons; the bone; beneath the tree were
pmnounéed to be those of a dog. {Pretty
ycompnnéive mato'inists the Vermont doc
tors musk have beqh in those days! “
As I ihtimated ‘,st'the commencement,
,Silas Bo+rne (who {left Vermont 3001; after
hislibemtion fromwrison) was last summer
arrested in N. Y. State for counterfeiting.
nndfitwhs stated :that he did really kill
Galvin «filer all, and that the persq‘n who
returneq was nét theenme Imm. Whether
such repprt be true or not. I have nd menu.
of ascertaining, but I hardly condeive it
pomible'that gm nanny persons who wit
neseed the Sn dey evening return} eonid
have been mistaken. Altogether the case
is the mast sihgglnr one that has fighred in
the annals of Ameyieanjurisprudence. and
strikingly shows the {umbility of human
jpdgment.
fiA poor and gives his mite to the
cause of benevolence, which is scarcely no
ticed, and a rich man out of his abundance
gives hundreds qf dollars, and the contri
bution in paraded in the publicjournals as
evidence of his wonderful liberality. And
yet. may not God see more in the gift ofthe
one to please him then in the large dom
tion of the other f
fiA pretty girl was lately complaining
to 3 Quake:- friend that Abe bud I. mid, and
was sorelyrplngued in her lips by chaps.—
“Friend,” mid Obediah, “then should nev
er lpt the chaps come heur‘ :hyJipw"
CGRATHG mm mmuw: mmmfiinm
“Ham [8 moan an Inn rnuu."
The Republican Ogans andfthe Democ-
The organs of the Republican party are.
vainly eudee‘voring to persuade the people
of the loyal states that no putty organimtion
should be observed during the war. It
would seem; thatif this .party it'ould ear
nestly desire the consummalion'ot: their
teachings thiey would manifeft it by some
bold and mtignanimous actio a. “as such.
been the fruit? Quite the c ntrary. All
their nationh‘evince the st’ ng tenacity
with which they cling to their harty. Their
leading jourhala areas unscrupulous in their
“tacks upoi'i the Democrachas they have
ever been. iWhere they halve the power
they‘exerciq'e‘it with an iron {hang}. Have
they an important officer to eleét they are
extremely cfreful to select h m from their
own ranks. T In our halls of ngyessL they,
exhibit a ddmineering spirit nworthy the
dignity of the plies. When they are de-‘
servedly rebfuked for thrustin thfl‘megro”
into quentidm of public pol ey they ins??-
lently replyi that they want 0 mini to die
tate to themliaa traitors. Bécahse Kentucky
does not auguiesce in their iemuncipatioh
scheme: theiy call her disloytil, and say she
desire: to cbntrol the war. Do\these facts
manifest n iconoilintory, in fair-sacrificing
.spirit, on the'part of the Rep blicnn pnrty‘l’
Does it bolt '33 if they are trifling to aura
render their party when the employ men
like Cheevei' and Greeley to eliver Aboli
tion lectures at. \Vueltingtbu,[for the (Men
sible purpose of abolitionizing our Congress?
Their very actions prove the inaincerity of
their teachings. What moti e. then. have
they in thrusting this no puiiy issue upon
the publih‘? Evidently to save their party.
Their party is “ growing min“ by degrees
3nd beautifully lea,” Ind hey resort to
trick: like these to avert tie impending
ruin. There would be some thew of pleusi’
bility in the position of the Riepublican par:
ty'it' they would ‘Huit the hétion to the
word," and boldly' meet us upon this no
party lawn; But plausible as it may appeur
ihis an untenable position. iPnrtiesvlu’e es-
exorlions were tied
(not to induce them
*0 avail.“ At length
as of the condemxied
Thomas Bou‘meuin-
I sentisl to thejust and ecuno> ichl adminis
tration of the Gove'rnmont. l'l‘here are two
extremes qonstantly' to hel avoided in a
I Republican; form of go‘vnrnrnent like ours.
Intense parity feeling. dial a dtoicull indiffer
ence in resin-d to pal‘tyi Tile one awakens
jealousy and bitterness of {e ‘ling, which‘of
' ten endanger the heiiublicjl The other at“-
} fords nn dasy oppo'r‘tunityl for ambitious
l nien to ushrp the rights ofl the people.—
lll’hese sre the rocks upon which the ancient
; republics shut. The gmndeht efforts of De
; mosthenes fwere exerted to shouse his coun
; trymen t'rrini the letharg§ t‘liey hhd fallen
'into in regard to the interésts and safety
iot‘ the State. Parties exercise a beneficial
, influence in various ways. l'l‘hoy serve to
} elevate goqd and able men to office. They
? curb ektntvagnnco and corruption. 'The
( eagerness With which one pdrty exposes the
l‘corruptioj and short oomirigs of the other
] induces em to be honest and prudent.—+-
I Obliterate {parties and, you 'cannot expect
, econoniy or prudence in thd administration
’of the goviernm’ent. Men hm so prone to
corrliption that honesty is rather the ex
ception Him: the rule. Tile temptations
i with whicli men are surrou ‘ ded nre‘almost
irresiStihlel, and if i it were $t for the dread
of exposut-e and disgrace tut gorernim‘ent‘
would be Fworse than n. monarchy. Now,
that the gjovernm'ont is exliosed‘to greater
l dangers, find in view of the enormous cor
rnptions list have been perpetrated upon
the government. we clnimltbnt these times
especially_ Lrequire thd orgsinization of the
Democrati‘ party.‘ There was slaw at Ath
ens which subjected-ever Icitizen to gun
ishment who did not takeyhitles in the "bar
ties whichl divided the Rep blic. This law
was“ founded in the deepestlwisdbfn. Dem
ocrsts, ntls time when un‘prinniplcd men
are purloining from the government mil.
lions of dollars, it becomes our bounden
duty'to 'lly to the standard oflthe Demo~
critic hotly. Therefore. wt: implore you to
cling to t a time honored bntyt and ‘piove
to the wild that " Demo racy ss, like’the
rock of t 4 than which itis —oternal."
——York Prim. _ . , i .
fl'Onh of the srgnmen constantly din~
next into ur esrs why thiti we: should he
directed inst slavery is!this : that slave
ry is the use of,the‘wsr, find if we permit
it. to terntinste without this“! and forever
endiottirig the «use. the lueholders will
embrace‘lthe first opporiunity to create
another or. This is sup eme nonsense.—-
When thte struggle in which the Nation is
now snagged terminates iii the restoration
of the ‘nion two great truths will_ have
been estphlishedvl-‘irst, that no State has
I right to' secede from the gUnion. Second;
thtt if sn'y State is so foolhardy is to make
the sttenrpt, it will inevitably,“ brought
back by force. The success of the Govern
ment will be a verdict in favor of National
unity thst must stand for a century. After;
the mstnblislnnent of the Union the Na
tional life will be in .‘no danger from a repe
tition ot’ the experiment of secession. Its
failure will prove s warning to the latest
generations. ' ' ~
The wu is practically npinst the right ‘of
leoeuion, whatever the motive of s'eoeuion
may hnve been. Demonlmte that secession
is an impossibility, u the ”establishment
of the Union musk and men will not imag
ine or leek for causes to j‘untify them in the
hepeleas nttempt<to sever their relations
wiih the Federal GovernmeuL—Pafiot (1:
Union. 4‘ ‘ ~
‘3O who begins to love his neighbor
u himself, will be more ‘ ‘ ‘down for thy
aka ofmhen (Inn for brawn “to. ~ '
\
ram
9 ~
‘.< <‘ < ..j
/ W
The Spring Elections. f
The time {or holding elections for figrouglx
and lownship officers is near at. ha'jzd.’ It
will undoubtedly be the policy offlxe Re
publicans to draw Democrats as forth: pos
sible into the s'upport of fusionjutgts. and
thén to claim" tlie result as a‘ Re :"hlican
victory. Especially in distri'cts‘whge they
,are in tho midority. They are veEy liber
al in affairs to lbrow aside partyjbyt claim
the elecqion ofall fusion tickéts '1 party
victory. * Thisl is an old trick, “mm be
tried wherevel' Democrats are: in thy major
ity. It is lunged that. in every diitrict in
thfle‘county mgn who have a decenéirapect
for law. Fill by nominated for evevy éfiicp
and eleqted, ”(y‘icqruburg De-mocrag. f: ' ' ’
l——- ~~ ....» —-——~A- ‘
'Wmmi'ng Po rh Trrrs.'—-ln trimmi i‘ peach
ireqs it is one gly r‘ecommendedffidh the
“modem mo e Of‘lhorlening‘th'e ligibs, in
stead of pnni g_the whole away, see?“ to be
approved by ll who have model 9 trial.
We hear of n serious objection toPlipping
ofl' balfthe lap; year's growth an] letting
pumerops shriots come out that rimy bear
in another yfianr. When peach ‘fioe's are
trimmed as n’ple trees are, the 1' be {hat
tre‘ left. soon eeome bIII'P, and gin)“ is
{build bug on he extremitiei. No ér mind
the penéli bl mom! '; [lit-re will heif'i.“ at
many gm (in: true (might, to kee'm nd by
10ppinggofi‘n. art, the rerfiuinder‘fillrpm
ducq lairg'or ml richer fruit.” '{ihe‘trim‘
ming m‘ny be done in December. l
o O o , ‘ *-
IQ-The n‘ pl roport of the «3011;?erclefI
of the naval portion of the expetgition té
thv‘me sun as that. the g'un-boatsjconvey»
ing 'Gdnernl - ejsqn’s army nrrivedégt that
place on lhe 'I orning of Tuesday, ”1e 25%:
ML, the trootmlandixig without ofi nifiow.
The milhmdv and, suspenfion brvitfies’ had
been dastroytd by tho (bnfcdemtqg‘ before
the e' unt dthe cit . i ‘ ’
,YP‘T'-;A_V_“.:____‘HV ‘:'
fif’l‘he‘trifimph in Kentucky lugs caused
much dismn among the agimtorsiin Con
gress smcl ll): pemnnl ehemios of ENcClel
12m. ' Tbg‘y , gin tel see that these igfiémfies
merthe efl'ccl al justification of the q‘eneral’l
schemes and their own condemngtion. l
" 'T‘-‘T‘ “”73 l
w“ I: mired lhntthe mterviewfietweeg
Gen.' Wool 11 Secretary Cobb, last week,
related mtilely to {llg exclmngb of priso—
hers, and x} t an arrangement kit’s made
which will ngulate nll cxuhangeé iplthe fu
turé. ' ‘ _ A _
-~ k—n - «.9»— rvrw—r- l, -‘
fir’l‘hé I'mltimore and Ohio Rnilroad is
being rapid}; relrnirpll and will snail be in
runnihg ord_ again. About forty infles of
iron and cngstios have been carriefl NY by
the rebels. l i’ ' '
.. ._ ....» _—_~_—‘§.
1 Tile “hunk—l‘; Ihr ‘\vol:(/l.—.\ corresfondent
‘ at Brg:lford.§Vermont, writes that the snow
‘l‘; deeper this year imhat regioni‘ihan, it
khas‘been‘fp a number of years. It; is al
most impos. hie to get along on U pads.
At the vii! e of :Piermount, Rig“, just.
acrogs the iverml. boy of tburtgenhyears,
* ‘ - ‘ n r,h V
namell Drm n, lmi hisvhnl. He fbllbwcdit,
into a. field, ml “Jere perishpd fr‘d‘f expo-
sure to the xtreme cold—Boston éixreltyr. ‘
- -... ~...“ -—v—4— ‘ 1
M! of [ram-{Bhut furrp'zlcc N 6. 4
ickuwonna; Iron and'anl' Com- i
‘ nnton, Pa.. made du’i‘ing the‘
'{ks thg largest amouht§of iron I
d in that length of thin by a}
co in the United St 5, and 1‘
.the world : the yieldo’fghe last
‘tixx'g to the udparralle ed pro:
{lanai , ' '
a -v “... ——-——---—.—— ‘
Tile L'therir’al :Slablrs.—ln the bloc of
the French Enipero'r there are a present‘
four bun d‘nnc‘l three horsesf which}
seven@y_nr thorough-bred: of t . raresc‘
kind ; one until-ed and ninety-o for the‘
imfierial . rria'ges of half‘ blood, nd one
hundred m 1 thirty-six hack hora [ . Alto-L
gather, the Stag'e‘stoblés, ,exéiusiv of theg‘
Cavalry an? mfl'itm‘y studs, con in one?
thousand o‘ e hundr‘ed and fifty}: ‘_ .‘ 5
,L. 00.» -~--' ~.. r , ‘
fiA D wh' captain, the other d 237, imj
dxilged in e I'Jemant recreation pf boot
his one of he [ii-hates. There w .110 fem-1
edy, and I}! "the soldier aleaned pon hisl
musket, he thus sdiloquized: “1] it. come“
to gum - 111 m on: oui fathers fight or frée
dam in fair” "13 there anything he con
stitutional heedomleft? Then in comes
it that I, anbu Jones, of the Pen ‘lylvania.
97th, wboglmve enlisted for a 5‘ yriotic
Penhsylvaéian, chotfld ever be kgzed by
' n 5,
: d—d Difim:37l«.__.__.§
Grmt Pro
3, of the L 4‘
pany‘, at Sc
last Four we
ever ‘produ J
ainglé furn ‘
prnbnhly in‘
week amot
duct 0f375
‘fi‘The Eold fidage, “that you Ih’ould not
count ywfichidkens before _they are held:-
ed," bu he‘m rendered by a_ profenéor ofet
‘iquette: “X‘he producers of pqultrg. should
postpone the eensus of their juvenjle fowl,
until the period of inéubation id fully accom
plished." ; 7 “ ‘ i
~ WA ygunghrmer asked an a? Scotch
man for idviée in his pursuit. gHe‘ told
him whatjh'ad lieen the secret of his own
success in farmingtand concluded. with xhe
following ramming: “ Never, Sandie, nev
er—above an Ibingl, never get infidebt, but
if ever you; do. let it be. for main 1?: . ‘
__.f_.._._.._. - ov——————T* ‘
fl-A pkmnt, cheerful wife in shinbow
set in the éky, when herhusband’j mind is
tossed wiig norms and Lempats.
flNomingis noble: thm the iii-tome]
instignedby God; few tinny are poorer
mummy yet up by men.
S‘Lob'k well to your daughten.‘ Spuln
falling on' your house are often less danger
ous than ihose coming into it. \
fiWli-t proof hnewe (hat Nita]: navi
sandal~ cries-rivertißeeumhovén
on the A and-aw. » § .1 , g
l}_~-W-. .. w j
——-_.R...
TWO DonLAlj'Ls A-YEAR
‘te-Slnce life above rm in type, ”we
lgrn-thnt Gen. Banh‘ column bu taken
’7 T’"“_—'_ ‘ poase‘ssion‘, in force, ofnll’thre count nu.
: The Tu'Blll. rilnnding'Hnrper'n Ferry, us far... an)...
Wismxnrox, March 3.—-'l"lie following is “6'“. Reconnolsnnoea hue been flush
(£1 «Quintet of the tn: bill reported to-fln'y‘l mini!!! Winqhesur, 'he" ghe Rebel! If.
1 Congress. It prout'fles f¢r the appomt- x , . ,
ment by the Presidgnt 30f ml Commissioner‘ “TM.” be "' force, hung lately s‘“
of Ingemnl Revenue. with la salary of $5,- iguforned from Pumas“. genJleClelhn:
090, Bis office to be in tlie 'lleuury Deput- W PW!“ dunnslhe mmgr ind “Mug
mientl with A suitable n'umlm of clgrka.—,’r¢tumed to Wuhingtoa.‘ Our men won
The (lountry is to be dilide . u the Presi— ‘ ill fine uphill, and received Gen. McClellnn
dent may direct. into colnve ricnt collection “dim sum enthumm. The? were grutc‘d
districts, with an mesztna d collector n'p— ‘Jith joy hy the Union residents, and ‘tho
Wing“ by the Preside Vt f " “Ch “5“» réluoees driven from their‘hnmm in that
who shall have powertdap oint such depu- égt'. ’f V' . . . ‘ . , \
ties né may henecegssaryf. he bill provides an “m 0- ,"glmf’ were "mun“; “I
for nf‘duty on spirituouy liq iors OHS dents ltlu'onga. This.movoment 0f Gen. 3“"
per ”no“; ale and big”. 51 per barrel; pllaces that portion of \Vlrgum, From [ln
stcmgor leaf tobacco 3 ilen por pound, WE: Ferry to Hancock, under the. control
add {when ' mnnufiicturpd cents, "and, of our forces, and will enable the opening
cigar 5. IP and ‘2O 081W} I‘9 Pound: “word; elf the Bnltimgm nnd Ohio Railroad at once.
ing if) value; on lard “id 1 useegl oil, burn~ I ———-—~—*'.~.+ . _,_
ing id, crude coal ofs c nts per gallon ; ; The Charge fl Fort monohon.
refirgl eon] oil lo‘ceml per gallon ; gas per l Gen. Smith wan orderedlm clings with
fichubic feet 25 owl»: ullk-Dqte’pnpor .llis brigade‘nt Fort Donelsbn. A coma.
5 ONE“ P" POUR“; “"1“ MPH" 2 09"“ “(indent from there write» (In! when Gan.
‘t pound; primim' mp r 3 mills per js'
' "0 pounds; mic.» ‘
_
_.
~
it 1)
4
C
..
-.
leniliet 1 cent per pou
centuper pou’ndmnd all
3 poll centum ad valorerll
gem? mills per mile of
tick ts 3 per cent; ale
per iiile: nmnibuses, f
ruilx’fémlis 3 per cent. 0
pus; ngers; advertiie
nmo nt‘ of annual rec i
fling? annually frpm 3
min ; gold wa'tclms fil
ceijeach; liqensed bah
eetsy 20; wholesale d :
gr: iii liquors 320; my?
$10; awnbrokers $5O”
org $3, j, hotels. inns;
cordii‘ ' to rentalr {r
ino‘u $10; commerci
bro e a $2O; theatres
bowii g alleys 350 e
pad $5O; lather pe
oil“ is fliers 520, to,
on l .ver $600! dedm
fro _ ividends, &c., v
mte‘yh railroad bom
banpmnnd savings innit;
pay cuts of all salm- ea
.civi , military, and nalml
Sta 5. including Senator:
(‘0 re! 3.3 per cent. l Leg:
tivsa‘l skin‘s of personnlj prr
em
5
E
1 I
fmm I to 5 pér cu
ree of relutinifihip,
inds 0/!" legal rand
l patent mAdioi
es, and nl} goo?“ 1»
bill dot/aim o o
5,~0n9 of" the lutgej
pelior}
’m an
(mill
pom—a
meéssx‘r
V '11?
a >ion
befin-e
tinge
5 ‘
z
prepgred, andlou lwhich album: of
rave been beatoivcdl ' ‘- J 1‘
Senator Walde, }or onib. : ‘
Veilearn from a )u'rngrh hin the Cincin- ‘
r I . _P ‘
nu anyircr that Jon‘s W‘}. Foxsm’hnsqu
int rfrring. in Ohio pfomip. by writing lec.‘
{e advising the menlhborll of the Olnib Leg‘
"isl lure to vote‘for Hzxuugx F. Wm: for
;;U held Slates'Son‘ntyo‘r. Jl‘here is evidently 1
{gr tigpprehensiou a ionfithe radicals Miami
‘ M ‘Wnde will be (1 Tea ed. and the ”most!
I su egihuman efl'orts‘ re firing made to 30-;
lcu efliisre-electlon.’ l‘hc lfiladelbhialb'euj
:h‘ fiublishcd sevemi urglenmppeals to the}
3 Oh _ Elivgialature in b'Hmlf of Wade, who is}
‘ noz't‘fl‘oubl. a good friend of J. W. F., and?
claiiflllquemly scum] :llfirl eliable. ’ i
j Tll6 Union Democrats} in Ohio. howeverJ
whb‘lémld the balancéoffiowerin the Lexis-l
lhit r¢,~are not satkfi' with Wade’s “tare-1'
%49 la", lle has bee cdnshicuous ‘ofA late;
{ YETlasadispnlon abolitibnitl. “ In I: spreeohi
Iwhpli he made at. forllandh Maine, 1855}
’W. 6 said: , ' ‘ 1 I
- ‘ There mu reallygno Unionibetwebn the
? No tli and the Snugi, and he, belieied n 6
tw nations Ppon th earth entrrlninod feels
‘. in 131‘ mar-15 bitterr noor toward ench‘other.
th'l {these gwo a n 5 of the' Rogublic.-e
Th bulyaalvntion tbs Union, I erefore‘
w lube found jli diyeating it. entirely
frogllnll ,laint of sllwecy. There was no
[ln of) in the Sou'th.[ La us liavc'a Union, or‘
my weep away Md mfmant ulu'c/l «meal!
1’» .” i .‘i .
oh the man who: 'wm
ting-ants as these; isl “J
in brinciple u there it
Smith. and (he Uniofnfl
{cry proper rapugnfin I
author by re—electi '5 l'
Sales SOMtOr-PWJM
’ cable; in Kdnldl.-:’M' eßepublimn Franck.
upecinl commitgeo 9f the Kansas Legis
1M r 9 has just prancing: Charles Robinson,
60 emor, John WJRO inson, Secretuy of
St‘ 9, and Geqrge wily”, Additor, u
gu‘ ty of conspiring 'I at the State in the
ul‘ of Sun bo'nds totlie nmqunb of .3189,-
00d. Some 10 per cent]. bonds, it appears,
hide been sold as low K‘s forty cents on the
dog The reportcloses with the follow
in : - ‘ 5 \
_ lwd, That Charlels Robinson, amp
John W. Robinson‘, Secretary of State.
George S. Hillyer, Auditor of the State
Innm, be and they are hereby impeach
’f high misdemeanors in oflice. ‘
not,
. bolilion Convention.--The Ponhnd Argus
n l the Abolition «invention which Insem
bdd gt Albany lust wgpk rezolved nut “the
firkmitution is, tinge the W», even more
0) r povemnt with death thm before, and
nogthe work of the abolitionists, immd of
being completed! in becoming more in:-
gg.‘ taut.” ‘ ' ~
"' “I: it very link] here 2" ukod :lon
lofil the Emgnld isle thinker day of. broth
en’ Irish-I'm. “You." [ln the reply. “I
5‘33 my hue died )thu year who diver
dgodbebn.’ .. 1 .
"f ‘"”‘*‘~..‘.‘“"‘—*:-“~' “‘ I" -
ham or on. law mu:-
§On We 2% (“thin the 38th POI-fl
-unin Regiment moped thé Potomie, Ind
tonk possession of Harper’a Ferry. 0!:
fine same day, the 1s: Michignn Cutlry,
05!. Broadband, 1300 strong, numbed Iron _
F rick to the same destination. The] ‘
vre followed taro-I the Poiofnno, n: difl'er- "
e tpqinu, by three Regiment.- of General .
milzon, the 34 Wisconsin Regiment,
G ’n. Aberoombtie’n Brigade, the hi Begi
mnt oftthotmn-c Home Brig-do. Col. ‘
. anlsby, sad the Zonlves d'Afiiqup. 1A1! ‘
c eqmovemenu oppear m indicate all! n
we may look for some stirring new. shortly. 1
Thanks 3 flying rumor um Gen. Bnnh’ '
division ms bully out up ‘lt Wincheltnri; '
bit rbere was no foundation for the rumor. "
The day has gong by for rebel menu. }
r7'O_ 24_
,qu'xth received the order, he turned to MI
+len and said: ,- ‘
ppe’r [author 1
r manufactures
railroad passen
-l; cominutugion
nut. travel 1 mill
oats and horse
ués receipts from
‘ 5 per centfibn
‘ for use of, car
‘ 10 according to"
‘lver \vgucllés 50
-. :4 $100; auction
) 356; retail de‘nl-'
enlers in goods.
ifierfi $100; brew-z
a, graduated ac
:to; $5O; eating
Ekem sigma"
H; circuses.sso;
lulley; “410ngng
I $5lO s".o;vcoal,
I. mes, ’3zper cen Ll:
; income derived'
l are taxed sepa-
I d diéidend. of
ions 3 pencentq
ll‘ ofliceré in the
Hrvice of the U.
and members of
cxes and distribu
)Prty of deeegsed
i "Soldiers, we are ordered to take them!"
work-i by isnult. Are qyod ‘reedy Y"
,i .“Aye, ”a, air, randy . Hurrah l" '
i And]: about came from that phalanx of
Fave men tech as comes mil} from patriote‘
poo great oecaaiona. ‘ 1
| “Ready 1 Clone renkell Charge beyo-‘
(Jets! Forward! Double quickl’Mereh l"
I And march they did, in gcloue nrder'htllo
idvuucing brigade looking ‘more like; blue ‘
imrcupine, with its quill-ftnrnod-fbrwerd, 1
than might else I can compare it to, right.
hp to the rebel works. Tliough the enemy !
kept‘up an iscmant fire ‘from hovitur, l
field piecenn musket, of ihellr, solid shot i
‘hud lead, still that brigade marched on, i
bathing daunted,to the eueluy'lcerthworh, ,‘
which reached, over it went. right into the {
'midst of the butternut-colored devils who l
had so sewagely welcomed-them inside the j
entrenchments. When the blue mu '9‘!
peered inside the breutworke. the Olivet- i
ernn.‘ Cherlee F. Smith, et their head, bnn- f
dishing his sword, end looking for all the“;
world like a dozen regiments of regulars“
boiled down and quinteuenced into one
'mnn. the rebels took to their heels and lefl;
‘fur the next line of eutrehchmcnte In tho’?
the devil or some other juetice of the peace
lwds liter them .with a warrant for treason. .
; Our boys fired one voll'ey alter them It
"they retreated then planted the Stun and
{Strigce upon ibe walls, gave three time:
nt.,‘nccording to
and wimp (futies
"commercial pa
. es, telegraphic
' expresses.
(united and five
ofapy' kind ever
ftliieé che-ers when it. swellhd lb the breeze.
iand aqttled down for further orders. Thilu
Lwas the Jun-ping poiutvof the fight. ‘Whon_'
fit was dgscovercd that the national ensign'
‘hadhcep planted within hhe enemy'l In:
irengh‘mcuuflaptnins Hill‘yerand Railings
rod’e along the life" 1113!, wuing th‘elr‘
swords, announce it: to“ the .despoudcnt
troops‘of McClernnmi'q Ihd Will-ce’l di
visions, who gained new wow-age and nl
- to the assault \ipon the right. ’ Then 3
charge wu made In" along ‘he enémy'n
hunt. He was forced back to his earth-g
harks, leaving the open field to out troops.
andfaccuring to us nn easy yictury on the
mom'o’w. ‘ < > u
i A Tnninmna Scan 2,—kcorrespo'ndent
inf the Inquirer, writing: froni on bond the
:1 Carondulatkundu date of F ebrutiry ‘l7“, ._
ii gives ;the following incident, showingfihq
:fiErceness ofrtho recent gun-best en’s-gs
:ianent mt Fart Doneison :7- ' '
“t ’ “While I was clearinnl some lists out of
who-way of the gun whichl wsu helping to
1333"“ s hall came through the side, knock
ing two companions snd hiysell'down upon
me ,deek, which no covered with Hood
lend brsin. The ball was spent. so that it
did not seriously injure}: wi- Quiekly rs.
i gsining my feet I rsn to the magazine, filig
‘ ping in gore gnd bmin‘st every step, for L
Tube", and returned to my gun, determined ‘
to repay the enemy for this doubtful nom
liuient. While It the gun a young Insn, i
{ldgir by name, cim‘e over to our gun to ‘
render assistance. He asked whether the !
esnnon ball injured me, and while I lII‘
describing the passage of the hall and look- 1
‘ing him directly in the (see, 3 ball fromj
Ithe enemy’s csnnon completely knocked i
; his heed of, scattering his brsini in every I
direction. Turning from the shocking r
sight I fought .lith meek-r determination,
to syenge, if ,possible, the death of my
bme companion? j
411 d utter such-sen.
flea: r disuniohisQ
in the' North b;
frly in Ohio show a
1 wendoning their
iin fill the United
3 Union. ‘
Ifi-The brad ind pakiotio Gen. .1.“!-
Din, who distinguished himelf dad-that
moqths‘ go in Weltem Virginig, died infl.
.donly on Sunday lat, It PIW~PI', negl-
Boxfiuey, flow the woundl received at W]
wards' Ferry, in his. gulhnt charge. 111
was an energefio soldier, ind was 'O7-,
uhifiped by the nbldien ‘ qndot h‘im. Bio‘
widow raids: in Washington, .nd bu 1N
oeiwd the sympathies olJSecreury Sun-bu,
Chase, Ind other distinguished Mend-l.
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Gun- Fwon Argo Lens or Tam
Hanna ,Lwn—o’l'lgo Corn-Pondin‘g
Secretary of 11m Amurioln 303151 of (bl!-
miuionm bu reeeived the halluwing‘il'r-IJf
tolligence :
Bsmur, January 15.—’l‘here bu boom
a flood of rair at? Meta; three hundred}
lives were Inst :nd one-third oftho city do
m-oyed. The great «cred nKFqlu Hun
th Sherif was flooded, the Holy Bhek
Stone submerged, Ind the library I '
denroyed. 1
fi'The Savuunuh Republican of "n. .
new! last says that ghe Fedenl um, ha
by the emcfioiof three batteries, cu'm .
ly nevered the conngction begveen'Sinn: ,
Ind For; Pulaski. A qumnder' crib!“
tificnian, und tho of the city-M b. ‘
havinbid rem“. ‘ “. 44:21“
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