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I. I. STAIN-L, IDITSI AVD PROHI‘TOB
GETTYSBURG. PA
uox’nu' Mdgmxo, JAN. 30.93“
. nfiA committee appointed by “u;- Leg
hhtnro 93H; Washington to make uh af
fort to have :hequotn ohhe State reduced
has returned. and although no ofijcifl un~
nouncemem has been mz'sdn nt'th‘e‘ {sch-it
in understood‘ Lhaj. llmy were measurably
at! cesaful, and (um! the ulsjual decision, of
#5; nulhorifiir‘s in paddling the enormous
goon. ol nufly 67,000 on Penmylvnnia but
been recalled, and that the number will be
muchlem. '
”A’eonvemion or publi-hen will be
hgld n Hnailburg, qn Thpnday. Febrbinry
wags“, for m puma-iv petitioning
Cong’rcfi in fnvqr ol‘ the. repulvbf the 51m}
.on payer, End of taking such other action
«I may Mdeemed Mneficfnl to the busi
neu of primers and fiululisheyu. The pub
lishen of the Stalo axon rupee—(fully request
«:l to mend. - “ ‘ I ‘
~M.“—‘~—-fi“~ _
‘Q'We d) not gnu-rally attach no}:
im'portance lonev‘v'lp-pgr rumors {cour
templated Cubihoi changes, but. the} is oh
odor of ptofinbimy gbout some ch'angee
which n Wuhingtnn coneapondem of the
New York World uyqaro like}? {9‘ take
pllcen Sehator Morgan. ofNéw Yo: , it it
full] nil} (Aka Mr. Fessendefi'l phicy the
'Tnuury,’ finding Seward uiillni‘ep utiof
ghe'stumpép-ritment imhp ucnqa seat
in the Sen\te. Mr. A' 5, Mi isfld ‘to
England, in n ed asaSeqrelary of ‘lghlt in
:ombryo. F K"; A; \ .
’ "Emmi! Paflefm': yorl.-Gene£hl Ya!-
tonon has It lMt pubmked his history of
Jhe famousQWinch'ester clgnpnign. {t is
3 flh elgpomtbfiefence of his opqrationL-Pnd
gou‘fsrztowarda firming (bulbs bitlle
’ 9! Bull Skull wag ‘losy through howl} of
‘ 2his. f:Gemmgl Pigtggnlon produces x his
A :finmphlet I lenar from Pr'euidept.’ Lincoln.
.who «rim; .“1 Im unpbla 30 see thu yoix
could have done nnytbifig else than yßu
did do. Ysu'r hand; wed tjed i you obey
ed your order-a. and did your duty, and 1
gm satisfied with your conduct." General
Thoma; who was in Gen. Patterson’s oom
-ml.nd at that-'fime, also approve: his con
.dgnt, ' ‘ ’ ‘F , ‘
"‘ fii’revioua to the He erection evgry’
g McClellau man wu 'de-ounoéd u trebgl
{zijymguhizor' amL‘n ”mm, who dyed to
‘ ; give Itmnnce'w h’is convictiofi- flu! in the
3, even; of Mr. Lincoln'n re-election another
.drqflgoqld beine‘v'iuble. ”..v . ~
IRSinm’bryTnst theaArlminish-a
-tion hujuged calls, ‘and ordered mm,
l-for a million and mhalfol men. . ‘
p“n“l‘he [wife of Geri. Grain! hu be!!! pre
tented by the citizéns obeilgdelphin, wifh
sulidence oqstirig $50,000. and the widpw
of Gen, D 533, fiirney with g 110 m; éosging
310.000, wh‘fle 529,000 bnvp buy,xnv'ee.ted
for her benefit. 4 , .
~ ~——~—-———-o - o—-—-—-v .
5" ”According to _the correspondent of
the Philudellmial’rcga with the Irmy ohhe
Jamel. Geri; Bum}, after a {“6 we?!“ rest,
_will receiveg command in_ Kentucky. ,
‘E‘g-‘fhere vna'tov'be no more drafgifig if
t e: pooph' would only fit-elect Autumn
§Lixfcoln.. 80 said the Abqlilion lenders
gut fall’before 51:9 glection. The ‘lfex'no
cntio pm: told' in .regderp if Lincgln‘ my}
{reelected there wpuld'he‘ mogher dg‘aft. Be»
yflare Swing, ,—Which wag r‘iglgtr _ ,
' fiTho .W'nsh‘mglon‘ ‘9orrespopdenfi of
the New York Eyre” pay. “Lint the in»
preuion :- incregsing there “at the‘Nlpw.
Yyrk hotel fires were’ men pnfitieil pyto
{echnics got. up (a pm New York under
hintial Im." _ ‘ ‘ "
’ "The following is from I spaech fgom
Hr. Senator S-ulslmry. of Delawgrg, who
vilyl he lan it. from ~a letter from, a distin
guished gqnllemnn in New Orleans ton pet‘-
mnil nndpoliticnl friend of mg Eqaideny's
in. Washington: . ._ _ . , .»
,' fin ,rhysj Ago X was shown am ofiicinl re.
\pb t Co We unliury head at this depart
§ t, Gen‘. Banks, exhibittnfi the €ltu
‘1 of eighty thousand laVel' "in?
“a inco the Federal occupation 0
"e oiely of this oommon'wenhh.
1 fifty per cent. of the entire
7 lhe‘section ofthe coun‘
‘ \‘w": , . A. .
mnmx
perinheb
she stunner
'l‘bi; is equ-J |
Have populnli'on x
Ir}! embrsk‘ed in ma
" ‘fi‘flxe special Congreh‘iegnllcommittee
to whom ..., referred the resolhtion of Hon.
.lieorge H. I'endlelon. at the ImFsgssiofi,
,“to provjdq that the bend: of the ekxec‘m‘ge
depu tmpnts my Aoccupy Beg-gm llne’fiudr‘
of the Houoqof Bepxeaentptivep.” lune
410:1ch the sums buck to the Homefimend
ed up {PI-{oust ' , ‘
,' "Thr‘nembgn or the Cabinet. Mull! ai all
. timu l the rig)“ t 9 opcupy seats an the
Sloan-9f the Home, win: the right “Hurti
rcipflo in debunks app! matter. relafing on
’tho balms: 61 their rupe‘cl‘lvadepnruqema;
:nud that it that! be their”. duty to al'fi'efid the
Home It the olwni'ilg' of I” siflings lwo'clays'
'm cult week, to giv'e {grorrfntion in reply to
such questioqs is may be [lmpounded to
them by leave 61' Lha’ House." '
' germs Néw York Tribune's Walling
hm aim-«madam. says: “One of main
salts of Seoratiry Slavbun'a visit to Sunn
ylh if 16 .olve‘ n doubt. mo ll}. ionndneu
prep‘. Sherman on {he aggro? median.” §
" “in Ba!iin;;rq.!§x:;‘l‘hy§§dny week, a.
awn negro loldigx- of the 233.1 regimvm
(mafia wlfico meu-one n soléi'e'r. 3.1.351 Hz.
6% discharged officer. The "cbmiug
1, ’ I:.“th tubal: rapidiy at this rate.
~ ‘ ’ ‘W——~——
I ‘ I fln‘rfiey lyu expoued lb‘rnlein the
I,“th gnu?“ ou'the 811:, my”! u,
fills tin“ ng of “I‘2. ”Scum: year; ago
this uni hank} .hug ghoughy three‘ or féur
. hi. Entity. or thz'ea _b§rrqln .of men}. I
‘ mg} mg 9f: beg-f": Ilia-rye! of montage-p,
i 9 quiniigfl 60590 and saga. pith a 12er
Pratt: ’ ' ’
‘N! v .__—.__m»..___-___.- .
*’ "ft!” huddggd cues gt still-pox.
mama» ‘Feii‘F'e-ym .. . -, ‘ .
MOIL
311:! how Ihrro is much (alkfiof pubs-
Hon. F. P; bl-ir, Sn, has been to fich
monrl and ">ll:er Co Wanhingmn. rear
ing with him an ém-r from Jrfl'ormn Davis
to ’aifixor receive or nppnmt‘Cummissiqneu
fit any: 'dinpfisitiun is tum") byline Ad'nfinis
union to mad the movement. Blair
1;“ .pin gouflkaß Kidaiulmfislg Ind the
nil-in fined win: pawns-son. (mums.
gone doim lo 200 Ind docks.- Goverfiipent
inrlupléul, are 'derfOlth, and selling at
wmmtalively‘low 'prices. The market»
also no affected ind‘tho price of produce in
the,ci!iéi hll mutrridl‘y'f‘n-Hen,‘ Thalgood
And patriotic men of all paities wfio'nro
heartily tired of Ute 9.}. andKlOliging for
the utpm afar-ca. «1-9-th to bqlie
every-fume! of npyroaching wefl an
unzzomly Watching to; it; dav‘yning,‘ are
_.-¢ .:.-
remix to bail u réal-ew'ry sign ofit, h‘
er slight.
Much I: we dagire pesos for the w
of_om' pimple and the ulyliioh of the
try, we cutmot_s:y that the signs ufi
turn- mo very wucoumging.‘ Had
McClellan. rgmarka the ~York omm
elected and who and. yatriqfic éonse ~
men placed in poqer, mum; cohcilil
pélicy‘for their govgmmont, :9 use
fled I; honorable “one; would ago?
follqwbdi Ind the Quinn quld bake
feitoréidh But. bemoan Alirabam Lil
Ind Jefferson Davis, the oné bent on tl
(ll abolition ofll very. Md the 0111
_maqnding ill.]eper;dence,-i;. Item! i
hnr'd {ougreé u pop" terms for an hon
lpeéc'e,‘nnq we 190 k forward to ye
wutmg and blbody Wnl'. Indeed w:
be fortunate ‘if we mca‘po inmrvemi
Eurobean‘rpoiers, and If: addilion I:
cxvil conflict we hue Che culumny of
etgn war
* We hd'peme may be’ mistaken, gm
[he rbreukingfof the bright morni
peace- is in hand; 4}.” the passion
prejudices of tHone holding Ih'e dean
mgr o‘filnify in bhei and: may be a I:
”at prudence, pngniém nnd‘mode
may‘pravml ; that those in rebellio
re’mfin to lbeir old love, and that th
ing 0! the d9§e. in the l'pproucbingvs
may "all be amblemnn’o or swpef
reigning Ehropgliodi ('fle‘land, and 4‘
slgt'éd Udion.’ ._ _ - ‘
~‘- fitmcos'rs or WAR. 4
It is atn‘tgti‘thll the armies _of $lllO9O
have a total'u? 3,694;0U0 “Wk/00!“ ‘8 an
nually $425,000,000? Russia has th‘pgiiir
geiinrm‘y, numbering i,200,000 men. Thu,
of France numbers ov'n- 700,000 meh. ,- This
is on ‘3 peace basil. ~ If war prevnihfid the
numb?! of soldiei'a' ‘wouid doubtléfl be
larggly increased.— Ail this viut outlay is
devoted to the wasting of human- life and'
prppgrty. it. is used to destroy. not, to
btiiid up. Who can estimate the good this
amount. of labor could acromylish for the
happiness of the hum”; race, ifit. "is em
ployed in the arts of peace inmost! of War?
It: is almost.“ incmcuabla.‘ ‘ln our own
country, for the .pust three fem. more
thm i’pifiion ot‘ men'hnve been engaged
in the 'work of de'struction. consuming and
dqstroyigg what has requirediyeura of indus
try it: é'q‘humqlate; ,‘ ‘ ‘
I If the same efiirgy and expenditure had
been used in developing the reaourceaaoi'
Ilia ‘colimiy, inéreaaing :hg facilitiesl'ol‘ inv
tsrcommuqiea tion and adding to all the va— ‘
rio‘qu nléageiof moxil, intelleciuol and ‘physlg
cal 'impmv'emem, as has been in We civil 1
Mar which has been consuming on}; accu- ‘
imulated. Wealth", it_would‘hnve nuide us
not only the strongest nitio’n upon the
floogf phe garlli, but-addgd vastly to the
indhfidunl wdl£eingbf tine people; The],
expedience of-tl “sands of: years had‘r‘how-l
puruhilevl to [earn mankind the qast of ,
wu, nor‘gms the boasged inmeasa injcivili-i
‘zutiqn‘afidnhriginuity diminished In the.
least the resori to brute ion-pk inrthe ‘Petlla-i
men} of either nqtiomil or individuaiilnfli- i
oglties. In lhnt'j-egard mankind ‘l9.:an to;
we made no advance upon, the dirkest"
ages in thia world’srhistoxy; ‘ '
.Klrby Sytliflt Going tn th‘co ll'tlh [fit-Arm
my to .1047: I‘lUllmillan.‘-we hays" from
sources that. have heretofore provedttrust
wor by, n rapért that KilliSmith'. the reb;
el hers) comt'tsmlm’g' t e Trent-Minds
si ‘ opartment, is 30mg to Magic!) with
his axmy. prop’osir-g to join Maximilian.—
.Such a rumor. we learn, is current. and
crmlited among the St. Louis rebels; who!
\ have under-ground linesot' communic‘ption,‘
i Ind kuow'wbat is gningon in southwestern;
‘ rrbeldom. just. an the Baltimore swash have.
l private intelligence fmtn Richmond. Ex-‘
utl'y the unotint. of truth that. may be nov-l
ered by thin repel-t it. is diflicult to ‘calcuc
late. But. it. may beohserved thut indica
: tions hive lam! been apparent. of some pe
culiarities in Kirby Smith‘s dopartmenL— '
J! is whilperetl latterly and the inhin-J
per comes from my direction of Mexico“
and the Franck people of Louisiana; that'
In indepgmlem movement to ask mtatanee‘
from France anti take refuge under the'
protectorate of Napalmn ha been inaugu- i
mtagl in the far southwest..~omrinnhti (.‘um‘
menial, Jan. 23. .. .. t j
Mr. Blair's Maxim—The Washington
cnrrespogdem chum Cincinnati Enquiry,
“i 9: ‘ , ' *
' Thoséwhb are i‘n confidence the White
gnouse say that Mr. Lincoln is confident.
“but Mr. BlOil'i preaemr mission to ,Riob
lmend will Rankin um appointmem of
toommisaionerg how both the Federal and
‘ Confedbmjg’ governments ; than-peace will
laurel, follév‘r withfn a short p'enod. , Such
Ilsa appear: to be‘the opinion ol‘a ’mtjom‘y
t)! the glenocraiic Congressmen. ‘f
~ l "”7“ ‘—" - "" " ‘
77:: fire at Bqflh/a—Lou 3750,000.+—8rr
“t0. 5. Y . Jun. 26.~—Tbe fire which;btoke
o'uL yesterday morning owed last nigh: by
burning itselfout, and destroying :11 the
buil 'ngs at the corner of “tin and‘Conn
,atreedismppingu an alley betwoén Trucey'a
bridgi and the rooms of the Human! So.
ciely. .v 4 ‘ ”1 ~
The American. Hotel was owned by the
Broihers Michael, who are insured for $75,-
000. Thu- building mu wouh double that
amount} The landlord, Mr. Hodgea, was
Ilso infund. _
' The ewish tabernacle; In slightly in:
Jured. The Amman 11-" building was
emirrly destroyed. It. I“ owned by E. L.
Stevemon. [1131039 m" be $70,000. In'
magma $30,000. ”The entire loss by the
,firepeltmuted a $750,000.
3 115m}; Robbery—Mnnvnu. Jan. 20:. can troops. in mnrching Hut way halted at.
The Bank of Urn Mon-d County, 1"“ In tho. Iprjng, coliqcted the on]. and bathed
i‘oLbed (“$150,000 in United Sums bond. “101110 an ynth 1%. This gave them great
. fifiqevenmg. The men wvre ounce-led in “lid. Ind nd chem inunudmeh from the
the back room of the bank. {The hatter, rheumatic complaint with winch many of
has éccuioned intenaeexcitgmem. Nonr- them were Affected. The troopl drunk
rem mva been made. but. a reward of free}! 0' "'0 "ate"; they opanted Isl
8509‘} bu been ofl'ered. ‘2‘““s 9915*" ......
l - ’ ”‘7‘”“T‘ -. link New York cri pie. whose limbs
be?“ Hindi-The ”in?“ Pf benéluufl’hglow his thigh: have Been paralysed for
, 7“ 59‘3" , "23‘” “9”?“ .‘3’ ‘9' nineteen ‘xemflhu been urn-ted mum
may 9mm Ppto are domed by him. cit; 10g- burgluy. He "named mmumn
Hg i.’ ugifho hm in mg. pocw 3 copy or.‘ 5 Min axon :o spam. puma a. ludqgr
[any “'O3:. Gym; Grunt. inddnin‘ . “ nglinss the unfliwhmhad ‘to sumac} “pry
‘0“. on“; thin: com \d . my? , 1:33". r 011,051 it Open. mdcnwlod Inqdo.
. a mm 5 1" . 3 ”v. 110 preparing hu booty nu pouceumd
magnum] respect. 3 thou-nu; \goldugr. . ‘ n In. '
I; ‘9‘
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July-.......‘, ..w
August “......"
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STATE DIETS.
From the annunl mange: of th several
Gown-don. (be Journalof Commerce compile
the foliowing fin of State debts : ‘
Peflnnylvaninu....
Mating-burnt," ...
Uhi0.............‘ .... 43,600,751
llliuois.... “... 11.118.5'5 ‘
New Y0rk................;................" $373,954"
“tine. .....................L...............,. 5337,50U‘
U0nn0eflcu'......v....... .. 5,000,(00 l
Ifchfg-n.x...........................1...... 3,611,120 '
Wi-u0nain....:........ 2,500,000 .
Verm0ut.......,.......... k 1.84.2,845 ‘
Before the var Maine owed but 3700.000,
but n‘ow ow” $5,137,500. exclusive of lag-gs
about: to b: refunded to cities Ind mwns
for my, loldien‘ families. Before the war
)Imhyumm had I dvbl of only $8,521,972.
to that my, amount of incleue by, the WI:
bu heal $14,372,000. The debt or Wm
liu huben incrmned by the wurs2,soo,ooo.
u ht): deb; previously run only $lOO,OOO.
The inmue of debt In other Sma h'u
been. a|uo Inge. New Jbruy ii the only
Sum‘enlirg-ly tree from dam. .
EOM
E
n
-. ‘ 1 GOLD. _ I
A View of the fluctuation: in (A: pricl qf'
ng—we confqm: ogr phrase 10 thonlse
m‘nguagesgrenilmg in tue money market
“from I 2to the present time. may not.
be wuhout inte eat to our renders. The
Aubjoine'd’ table ptenenu the highest and
the lowelt fljicel‘prevailing at tho dues
Ipecified. 'ho highest point, :1. will be ob
‘len‘ed, «is tucked in July of lug yw,
when 1.: wuséuoted for “non time on the
lllh of tvhnt month at 285. The price yu
érgny vim; 200, whicfi a lower than it. bu
99¢» since October In}, when gold sold at
189.\
18L
Jluuury
§\ .‘ . Lowell Plies. 111911231.
6Exam......c......‘........ ......lu‘. 105
'-. .....uuunnn.......u-nu{U2 A 10"
V. ox 10-;
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. . I'l2 104:
.. ha 109‘
.. ..............xou 120;
.v ..............112 116‘
.. ...........lw ‘ 125 i
........112 1371
.. .....129 133 i
”Kinwo 134;
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xi:
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January.u...:§......m.m.m..........15l
Fe1mmry......:........ .................157
much“... '.....-...... ......m.........159
April ......u... mg"... nuuun --v"' "-166
May-...".........(m............’.........168
Juue.. ......‘.....;‘Z.... ..................189
Ju1y...............f.. .....................2'.".l
;\ugmc.....'... -21!
5eptember......¢,4§Z..................J8S
0ct0ber.........~:'.’;"....:..................1ac
Spveprcr...... 209
Deceniber................................2)l
was. 1%
Jnnnary Ith.,
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22> 229‘
227 '22s
221; 227
.........'.....;...‘.‘2‘! Q 27
1 2:2 226
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..b 219
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....r....,....1...217 221
...............?;.218 221
... ............\‘ 214 217'
115 21:
204 , 215
.1....1...........200 207
WI
”60111.11” gone up to 218
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IMPORTANT 1330 K mama
* The following letter was rebeived by the
last pail frém Mexico, by aldietiflguished
gentleman in New Yolk. It speaks of a
pchel‘ne fdreahidowing the rumors tales
graphed from Saanrancisco on Thursday:
Crrr'or Mexico. Dec. 26, 186-5.—J hive,
beforejntimuled to ydu that A ceasion of‘
territory .was probable. I now know posi-i
lively that negotiutions are pendimt with]
Count Montholen for the cenion to France‘
of a slip of territory . stretching across
from the Gulfof Mexico to the Pacific. and}
embracing the peninsula of Lower Celifor-i
nin. Sonora, en the right bank of the rive!”
Yangi—that is to any. the northern part
of this State—the greater portion of Chihu
ahua, the whole of Nuevd Leon, Coahuile,
and the greater part of 'l‘nmaulipas. In line, ’
theline will be drawn from the mouth ofthe
nbOVe mentioned river, to the Panuoo, thel
limits at Mexico’b‘eing reduced by the counsel
of these two rivers to their source, And a line I
drawn from one point to the other. This‘
idea of Napoleon, once attained, mll ens-l
ble him to any, “Thin is the moat glorious]
act of my rei‘gn ;” and even his enemies!
will not be able to cantndict him.
Maxamilian. howeveLdisg'nsLed he may
be with this urnngemént, neither can nor
dnre oppose it; for, besides protecting'ihe
empire against the Inttacks of the filibus
ters, it will produce u: zonal liquidation of
the claims 0! France. :hd will give him. it
is said. three hundred millions with which
to meet the rapidly increasing expenses of
his government, arid (gable him to enter
upon that vast system German immigra
tion which isxhis dominant dream. And.
as upon the other hand. this strip of territo
ry hssxeally hardly belonged to Mexico
more than by nmno. dominated as it has
been by thrge or four uncontrolable men,
and If” is say my destined to be lost.
either by being taken by the French or by
the You) knot. tbs advantages of the arrange
ment. console Maximilian for the guest
blow ii. inflicts upon his pridgl
I’dmleum.—The discovery of this oil Ip
gen-(to have been made at an early day,
at the importance of the discovery seems
not to have been nppreciated. end hence
no efforts were mnde to obtain it in large
quantities, nor, We epprebend, Was there
tbé faintest idea of its uluptation to general
use In a burning fluid. Our forefathers,
“old fogies” as they were, were entirely sat
isfied with wax ahdles and tallow dips
now almost thrown Jun ‘of use by the sub
stitution ofgas and petroleum. The Maw:-
chunm Mayafuw for J uly, 1792, contains the
following in reletion to the early diucmery
ofthe oil which in no! in such general use
and turning the beads of half our popula
tion :
"In the northern partef Pennsylvgia.
there in a creek called 01l Creek, which
empties into the Allegheny riVer iuuing
from aepring, on the top of which floats an
oil similar to «but is called Bubadoeu Lar,
and from which may becollected by one
nun several‘gallons m a dny. "l‘he Ameriv
The Confedrnte um in the James river
ramming of five vesaeh. came down the
river on Tuesday morning at mo o'clgc-kl
and mad! m jllack bn the Eedprnl batte
riel above ,City faint. Their olgecl. 111
the destruction of the- works and depots a:
um pluce. The battle remind in the re
‘yulse oflhe enemy, with the lots of cm:
maul. which was blown up by a. shot from
one of the batteries. No particulars Of the
action have been received. Admiral Farr:-
gul has gone to take command 01',le Fed
eral fleet in ‘be James.
$30,379,003
, 21,393,972
By slqte amml from Mobile. we learn
that the Faster portion of the Federal
troops at ‘0“: Gaines and Morgan, M tha
entrance of Mobile bay. have gone on an
expedntion to reinforce General Gran Cr.
whois on the Pucngouln river. west. ofjio
bile. There are reports, lho‘ugh quite con
tradictory. that. thus expedmun be: mailed
up the river to a point. about fifteen miles
from Mobxle. A: General Granger. “put
New Yen-’1 d 3). arrived 3!. this point, Ind
was 90mpelled by circumstances to retire.
we have no doubt that. these‘xeporu refer
to that movement.
On Decqmber 28m one of Hood's Army
corps was It luka. Mississippi, fourteen
miles from Corinth. Vl‘here is but little
dbuht that. General Johnston, who has nu.
peraeded Hood. bus by this time conoenlm
ted all of the force at Corinth. 'The Cow
ledernuzs, when just heard from, were in
daily expectation of having the vuiou sup:
ply railroads leading from the south ”6 Cor.
imh in running order. '
An oflicini report state; that sixty-two
ofiicen and men went'down with ibe Fu
laps, hen she was dutrOyed by a‘torpé
doo Charleston. Fortywhree weresaved.’
It is reported that Mr. Blair has I'eturned
from Richmond 19 Wnshington, Indium;
his peace musjnn VII-,5 a failure. ’ 4i "
—A_ae of Thursday. ' ‘ ' ’
n The ISL!" of Friday anysz—A’ letter re
'ce'ved in Washington, dutnd headquarters
hit-11y of the l’utomnc, on 'l‘uosday, furnish
je an account of the demonstration [mule
‘ on Monday night by the lebel gunboats on
Him James river. The fleet consisted of
zeight Vessels. three of them iron-elnds.
imonnting four guns euch, three wnodqn
lvesaela. mounting two guns each.‘ and the
l Buford, filth one gun. and-another steamer
lwith three torpedo boats: A dawtter re
lporta that the flotilla WM discovered whgn
near the Union batterips, and replied to
the fire ope ed upon them. One‘ofthe
ironsclarls, tlEe Fl't‘dt’l‘lckjhul‘g. passed the
obstrfictions at the lower end of the Dutch
Gap Canal. but three others, in attempting
to tullow, were grounded. and the Freder
" ’ ‘ their
'essvl,
ted.—
pene
iusin
liaheg
yed up
[art of
lathe
1e (lis'
only
...123 14L
....l'll 129
ffIMZ
....Hu . 156
W 143 154
”"147 :52
her at
Fortress Monroe on Wednesday, reports
thnt when lube left (the d to not given) the
Union gunboals were grfimlly teeliug Lht-il‘
way up the Cape Fear n‘ver and had ad
vanced four miles above Fort Fuher. ’l‘he'
troops were organizing. it Is slated, tor future
bperutxuns, and nmhing new in regard to
tire uthance on \Vrlmin’gton had translnrodf
The Sun of Sgurdny saya:—-A letter 1‘?-
coiveu m Was ingtun yestflduy, dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, on last
Wednesday. says about three o'clock that
morning the Union guns at Fort Brady
opened on the rebel that as they Were re
turning to Richmond from then‘ unsgccess
ful demonstration on the-James riVer‘. One
of the mm. rt i: thought, “undamaged, but
to what extent Was not. u-crrtauned.
225 ‘227
226 223
226 231
231 234
An engagement bum-urn all the‘vvsselz of
the rebel fleet, which is mid to have been
commanded by Capt. Summesfimd their land
'wo_iks on the one sidemnd the Union batten
rials on the other. is reported to have been
lkept up from curly on 'l‘uesdny. morning
, until between'twelve and one o'elock in the
afternoon. During the day the enemy are
(said to have opened all their batteries in
i from. ofthe 'l‘wenty-l'ourth and 'l‘wenty'fiftli
-oorpa and kept up from them a very heavy
2 fire, but without oflecung any inji'n-y oi con.
I sequence to the Union soldiers, as they were
lunder carer. The rebels, it is suited, appu
rently intended a land utiack on our forces .
, north of the James river, as u cooperution '
with their fleet, us considerable movements'
of their troops were observed ; but their em I
‘ tire plan seems to have failed. !
Adncea from Little Rock, Ark" received
at St. Louin. report that a. lletichment of I
Union troops from Lewisbarg attacked that
rebel Gen. Shelby, who. on the 14m, mu
blockadmg the Aikunsas river to preventl
vesselu‘lrom passing to Fort Smith Imh aupy
plies. A sharp fight ensued, but thereport.
is indefinita as regards the result. ’l‘wenty- '
five of the Union troops, it is stated, were'
killed. und that Shelby evacuated the placéf
after another revere light. Reinforcement:
from Little Rock were'aent on Monday. but
telegraphic oommunicaixon lining been '
brokenmo further pnrticulnra were received. l
i A Washington paper of yesterday After-i
noon any: that a irony of guerrillas made I.
raid on Occoqul ~ ‘Vaw last ’l‘nasdny night.’
carrying ofl' neaky everything of value to
the citizens, including clothes, bedding, and
their household goods.
~--——— “COO—<— ——-—-
MR. BLAIR’S MISSION TO RICHMOND
«SENSATIONAL STATEMENT IN
REGARD TO IT: ‘
Pniunnrnia. J annnry £7.—The Evenin
Telegraph publishes the lollowing specks
die etch:
fi’achington January 21—19. is now defl
nitely known that Mr. Blair’s mission has
been crowned with complete success. Jeff.
stis‘hns pledged himself to send immedi
ntely three gentlemen to Washington to
confer upon terms of peace- Daiiietated
distinctly to Mr. Blair that he would con
clude a peace and return to the Union up
on terma that. would be pertectly Mustac
tory to President Lincoln and Congress.
Mr. Blair also had an interview With Gen.
Lee, who avowed himself desirous of end
ing the rebellion by layingdown their arms
and returning to the Union. Mr. Blair
likewise conversed With a majority ol'the
rebel Congressmho represented themselves
in fev or of abandoning fuither hostilities.
There can be no doubt. that in a. day or two
at furthest commissioners will rencu Wash
ington to bring :rom the ropentnnt rebels
tiieirreneWed allegiance to‘the Union. thei A Camp ice Hanan-Any one who lives
«insulation and ”‘8 I‘m" Bit-151““ GXPG- ' near a rum course clll, pt no expense “$lO,
rienced the kindest treatment at “’9 11'5”“ build an ice house cap-hie ofmntaining a eube
ofthe authorities, and he reports that since i -—-—»— _ «u. . ~~..--
the reduction at Fort Fisher an entire rc-, ofthe crystal hum" ten; feetsqunre. Rough A Fearful Lean-Gustav Adolph Vania
volutiOn in public opinion has taken place.l 503"“ r" “10 0‘1"" WE“. I 111" {0" "'9 inner,i men, charged ".5”! iorgmg a receipt of the
_ The most. ‘extreme IQVUCIIQB ot fighting; with n filling s loot .thick ‘ol'tau bark or nw ' Prussian Government for sixteen thounnd
it out. to the bitter end, now admit the“ dust, ‘ 1.5" of the urnsthicknessnpon “mgidolhmi, (and upon which he received thit
hr‘em 2:i“°"..°:.:‘;i:r:i“ed£:::- .mn - anin'o‘c-m or “Winder“ “m" "r' as“? ”an:
ad iii the leadiugyagceial political gircipl in I'm" fl" ice, and "'5" ”(it in the i“ do" “a; 9.3351333“ rliiilerxtiiid‘,J ; 3:] 0353220.:
Richmond, and a general leeling ()qu and complct, cover it over with law dust, and the: A, the "a“, w” in the "cm”, 0‘ Hunting:
niTief resulted from the rapid ciicuiquu of work is done. Such ”tore would fuinish halfl don, and running It the rate at twenty‘
the information. . ‘ _ . A in dozen families with herd butter, cold union! ruling on hour. Vurgimun expressed a de-‘
is lmy'ggigfyfgffl‘l’énfiffgfl‘g “:93: frolen cusmdi ma all the luxuries of n nm‘ mailmuon in kg: mum-1:. usioi‘r‘lym
ongthe uuhject of Mr. Blair’s visitio finch.,Fl"' i“ "5“” "mfg?!” ”Ml" "“m" V Jjured, basis; mfieizuai'u‘i yin now In tho
in . t ir»ei- saith I W “W"* l ' ' ' .
dotgdnotl 93:“:36 ”:3” I“ $53.]: filial-:5 DluncnorGu.McCi.nux AND Lun- ron “Ind‘ o‘f‘f/Tglfififgjjnk‘
Associated Brest—Reporterj ‘Ecnorl.—llljor Gen. (“George B. HcClellun, ln-i H'A nghingwn letter, npuking ofa
—-'—~_—~ -0. ~—- . J, Ind qhitd, took their depnrthge for Europe 9 President Lincoln’l New 1““ 5 reception. ,
“in"; 1:“)? "first“! “1'91? 'me of on Wednesdny in the ltumlhip Chine. Gen. in?“ . . -
o pu ic morn s are. u, that ”new!“ i. necpmplnied‘ on his mp by Mr. lhe reception it the Executive Mormon
rogues have grown so bold in to not! the, s toil-y exhlblwd quite I comminglin or
bras bani’wn iron: the ““5"", of ‘hpljugnlt Belmont. the well known benker, in the “haul.“ and Etheopiui. The Ufiid‘
new Cupitol, to sell to junhdegletsl It i 4 who" society s tour of the gutter porter En- ‘ Mummy: reeeived both races with» a uni-i
a inerey theyvheyg 9°“ stolen the Capitol ropo—plfticnhfly luly m Elmer—will b.‘ torn: WfllmlFPM P‘Wh to thegntigw‘
building null. » ,~ ' ." Imm. . ~ l _ I non of the table race. ‘‘‘ ‘ .' 1
'~ «..z-:—-:—=~—-~- - _
THE WAR mB.
M 111 LOI’I ”Alt? lmnv,
3WL§£3W§§
. fi'Xua-ptyiuz lubuqribei‘s will get no
Ema" ptpen Inner ‘his tune, unless fife}; pin}
up by Monday nut. Thefenormon pm}; of
whit: paper Inns us no other tour". _
- ”We have received more n'cw mhurlhen ‘
during Ihe present month ulna during any.
! previous January linco we hivo'hcen in bud- '
nest—now nearly hunt, ynn
; lynx—sums Wolf in: Illa me “Globé
( Inn"—-ouo of the by“ pupil's in town—to Mr.
I. Sunupl Eicholtz, ofiArcnduville, to;- $6,400.
! Hr. Etc-ham will ge‘hpouemon on the. m or
’ April mm, and fill o doubt ninke I very ac.
' cbml'nodu'fing hndlord. . ' 5 ’ ‘ '
‘} magmas—om enmpr'iaing Max:150“:
a Mr. E. H. Xinnlfih, informs Ii: th‘u he is j_u 3“
opening I veiy hug. flock of Comic Ind Sen- 1
' timonul Valentines, for flu- accommodation of
'the pubiic, who alt-ya wish to have some
thing of the kind réu’ly fox Stfinleminem day.
'And‘ than who happen no‘ to have their
3 tpoughts run in thatway,will findevery other
fMud 0!“ng thingn” suipzd to their lanes.—
| CJunu-y storekeepers inpplied M “hon-sale
: pricea. Give him 3 call. ‘
INCREASE 0F FEESé—A bill has been in.
troduced into our State Legidntun. nullwr
izing Sherilfs',!'rotlxonouries oonmmuu Plead,
Clerkl of Orplmn‘s Conrls.'oy or null 'l‘rcminor
and General JnllDelivery, And Quarler Sessions,
Registers, ,R'eeordei'l, and I‘lislrivt Attorneys,
1? clung: fifty per cent. increase on each item
of lee, “cl releningnhem from the pa; meal of
fifty per cent. of web You lo the Com-non-
Wealth, unless their. groan reruipu exceeds s':-
000 per anuum.‘ The fees now nl'ownd by Luv,
arr, it is alleged by these officers, entirely in
adequate to their nuppon, under the Preient
inflnted currency and high prices. An'udv mce
of 50 per crux. they claim. is xery moderate in
proportion to the Advance at 100 to 200 p‘ef
cent. on gum ueccassurlcz mllfg. ‘ "
‘ ABOUI‘ QUOTAS.-—The follomug rgplnm
tion by Provo“ .\{Mshnl gene“! Fi-y. will pH
hepi be understood sufijcienuy by we public
to obvinle the necessiq for any furlhgr commu
gicationl from the draft bugs]: for a lull: ume
at least. Batten-lake than never: ,
“The rulé in applying cledlls l=, llml lluy
ihould be deducted llrum‘ the quota. ol‘ the cull
that produced them. All men mined sinr‘r Ihe
callolJulylB,lBo4, are audited upuu llwquu
launder that call; if Ilae quota is more \lnu.
filled. n is carriei n 5 un‘excess l'o (hr err-(lit of
the locality, and mkeulimo amount in Ill: ax
ugn‘iutnl of (In: quota unrirr the till, qr I’efrmbrr In,
1864;5nd provost. marshals are inalrucu-d, that
in delermluing llle quotns ol sub-dnihicln un
der lhepregwm call they Will npph such no! 55
accordingly; Ind all men rniped slime Decem
btr 19 are of counties (‘rnlileql upon the wli of
that date. in cre-liling' the «guess Ilml is cur
ned lorwnrd lrom the cull ol July IH. ISM, and
«n dial (o ”I? M" I“ D-«Mndmr l9.l'3g34,_lcuu
sdef um om! llu.‘ nllmlrjr of mmrof ".l frh u.»
excess is com'pnscd, bullnlso the pcriml of the”
lurViL‘c ; and the qllOUS'haiignod under the (all
of Dem-ml)" 19 an: thus Reduced by. this (ex-'1 ss
ol‘sen‘ite, and hguro law-)- should not b.» lur
-Iher reducedmuepl byfeullatmculs subuqueun
to December 19, 1564, {lbo date of 111? cull lur
three hundred thdusnml mun."
(#9132-
,t‘Euny;
‘kin’l
along
ll ban;
«1‘ pre'-
Bmotin from bums—The unenuou of
parlian holding unrecgfirded’noeds is dint-”d
to the prm’isionsxOhhfiAcl ofAssembly, \\ hich
requires that— _ L '
“All deeds qn'd cmfiynnccn for real "mm
m |hiB Communwenhé, shnu‘he fl’tfihh-fl in
Hm office tor lzecurdink [fads in the l‘“'l-l‘y
where the lands fie. m'llrm "i mun/Ina um :- [he
execuubn ol suchdeedh and roureyanu :' and
every such deed [ind (-pnveynnw not rumdml
as aforesaid, shall be a‘fijudged FEM L‘DI'LEKT
AND VOID against any kubscqnent puthm-er
{or nrnhmblc considerdtiou. unless sud: deed;
be recorded lu-fore theJecunlmg 0! the :1. ed ur
conveyance under nhi I: much subsxqucnl pur
chascur mortgagee 519‘}!!! claim."
.This is n \‘N‘j impq‘llgut notirfi. and those
holding nnrecuded dei‘uls will FOO lhe impon
tnm‘e of having them lécordL-J wiillout runner
delay. _‘W- _ -W J *7, ‘
WDr. E. B. Foot l, “3" Broadway. New
York—rmi his ndrerliigpeuts in another vol~
man 01 this paper. : ‘ '
Plum-mo o"ch toi SALI.~—A Democratic
newspaper, Inning a gbod p'uying list oli sub
scribers, pbblished in one oflhe wooden Dem
ocratic counties id the'ilo‘uthern portion ofthc
Slate,“ offered for salmby the premix-tor.—
Tbg locntion is I good: one find nforda a fine
oppoitnnity .to insn'u o. pafing investment»—
!nfurmotion in regardho the location can be
bid ll this office. 1?
Tin R Iv. Jun 1.. Sicuocxr—Some time 930
wepublished “notice nsfking for information of
Rev. Mr. Sthock, pastot bft‘he Lutheran Church,
Fifteenth sheet, New Yuk. The In} slery hug
in parfbeen explained. $1 “Burleigh,” the .\'ew
York torrupuntient'gfi‘lhe Boston 'Jvurual.-
He lays in his last eon’muniuiion: A loner
was found the olhar dnj among his papers, Id~
dreued to his listenbeqhuthing to her a. thou
nnd' dollars in mend—asking her not to
grieve fog him—and ptqlting thut be was “gm;
in; to his, real." \ Beybnd this nothing bu
been heard. 3 *
.Anvn‘nn‘ YOVI. \'n¢,nuu.—.Wc (this: our
farmer friends and all dthera who proppue to
tell of their Real Estgle‘or Personal Property,
between 411 - Inq Sprigg, to udvertise their
nlel extensively, both In: nunpiper and by
handbills. By doiqg so" hey will dnw ungua
er a much Inger crowd,! and ofcoursp in vu-W
otcympotiliou, secure bitter prices. * It is the
worn ion of oc‘onomyw leconomiu in the mu.
m 9! navel-thing. finch dour: paid to tha
pfinter will be mama. gmMom'.~ -j
Tm Pow“. 011“le —Poatmuttri are
oblig'ed to receives" Tmuury note: {or bump:
and young", lfclelrly finnine, no matter how
torn or defaced they may be, provided that.
one-tweniiah pm. be not mining—lnd frac
tion-l cprrency, if not oné-tenlh be musing.—
Snch mm and currency' u u: unfit for mi»
one, aliould He kept «pane and dfaunct, Ind
natal-“ 6,,“ occasion requires, to the Treasury
ofthe United States; It} Wuhington, in lama of
not leu-Ihm um: dollars, to be exchanged
{or new. ‘
~' 4—7 ——~—«.~ ~——-——— ‘ ,
‘ g’fihxrly Chicken-fl says a comspoodont,‘
In) “1 main, whn qld hen: do not, bee-nee.
lowls will not: l-Iy'wlnle the new leathers are
growing, utter Inoulung, I"!!! with old binds
this penal ollcn extends into the winner.—
Tterttore luuk out for a good flock Mosul)-
p'ullrts, Lo luruis‘n eggs ueu Clnisunu‘s ind
New Yenr’: time. -
r
I "The strong-minded women of Washing
ton are quxnclmg about the control of the
.dhfilitnte calmed women andgthldren In
tint city. At' the meeting recently Mrs.
'Swiu‘shelm alleged that Min Mann is‘ too
:ler‘l‘e ml’hihechildren kept there making
a patch-waik quill. to he sent to Bulon.
(lint the ‘hub' might rice What a fine school"
His: Mann in conducting. Mn. Breed
called Mrs. Swiuhelm to older. whoreoron
the latter turned upon Mrs. Bregd an _ al
most defied her; to single combat, mnding
up with the remark that the Government
Ind gt a Inge expense fitted up the home
for indigent colored women and children,
but instead of their being permitted to en
joy the luxury of such a umne.'they nre ex
cluded from this pulatml rehidenoe. and
turned into hovela, in order that )liu Mari.
Mann, with her company, might enjoy the
parlors. Min Coleman also made serious ‘
und specific charges against Mm an rel- ‘
IHVB to her treatment of the little black ‘
boys. and matters and thinguvere so dread
ful that belong ndjoummg a committee wu‘
chosen to investiguo Mus Mann’Loonducl
and report. Endpntly "l‘lre National Am- l
ci-tion’ is not harmonious, and the Judie:l
uejenloua about the plcuaninnies confided ;
to their care." 1
Tu: Pun Duiv.-Thr pnp'er nonopofllln
have inmbled in fore: ll Washington had
In making non-nu 'exerlionl to prevent the
rem-a 1 of tha «my on paper. Cumin New
England members who are inlercllod in paper
{hilla are ullo working In opposition to the ro
penL .‘Hchl lflsdicg .\'ew‘ Yprk netspupeu
hue, it it uh], 12.51!th calm-It}: lor paper
1‘ "run: cc)“, “uh-re dun engaged one in
endelworihg \o remn‘ the duty, in on!!! u:
brrak d'own the noun"! prus. Not only the
printingiulrresthut the finding public ii: gem
on! an inn-mtg in‘lllr repeal of tho duly,
and the member of Congress who mm «guns:
the repeal mun ever he lobked upon with In".
pitiun for w flhgmnny apnou‘xlg cheap books
nud new:pnpus,‘nn‘d conscqnenfly of plnclng
n (‘he’ck upon the Ifirend of useful knowledge
of every kind among die peer-lg. { \ '
“Lam." Pinata—Th! church, in manyin
ltunccl, his human In lumehga macmne for
the promulgation of thepu-ulinr an“: M lhe
Abolition putty, many finrliculnr parsona'do
in; the work which Pu foimerly don?!” it:
man deipicnhle of all- politicl’Jni—tbe no}.
house ponil'ugger. In other age: the chvlch
also lust its purixy nnu became a Stale machine,
hut always to lhu'Jelrihu-ulofthcphuxch, nnd
the downfall oflho Sm. political fabr'rg‘. 'n.»
\vnrst. anemic: Id their country; ever pin-1b the
\v orld begun. have been Ill! l'nlilkll [neat-hen,
and the rule hold: I: gum} In [he present up As
in .\ny which has gone before. The renowned
rummen‘amr, Dr Clark,wns dofiblleu impru
3rd yiih thelruth of Lhi: sun-Hon when he
wrnte the fullon ing; .
‘ He who while he pnfx-sres Ihe rcllgion 01
Christ, dirlul‘bs «celery l.) h'un preaching or.
writing, nlm rxchules Emu tllr snlulwn uf
God those wlro do not conform to his religiuut
or pullliCnl Creed, new: know the nnlme M"
lhe Gospel, and nevu lon. its your and influ
ant-e.“
Cruz run nu: SHAWN} [ML-Ike fullonhg
proscripfion is vouched lur by (he Huslporl (Me i
.Smhn 1. M‘u cure fur h: mull putt—(menu
lh- pMivnHWo luhlosguoumls UH minuru of
bup gins! nnnl wnlur surmem-d whh molnuxrx
in as Iu he pal - lnblr, equal parts ohm-h. llll‘"e
mics 'h duy. Cuildren “figm- twelye :vnra pt
up: would take xwohnslménmls three firm-3n
nh)’. Dial; bGill-d ri'u- gag-I y‘nlyk” Mud {oxgflft‘d
bread mai‘sue‘ned vim: \vnu-r. nndiizbout hm
ter. Hut nu meat. Give U xtnip [fit-us "(ten :11
'lhc pulient is lbiraly. Cure Music when ne
cessurj'.‘ II the above treatment is strictly ful
lon‘cd no mun-ks of “null-pox n‘ull remain. E
neg-Every Democrat should hear in mind ‘
11ml 1n Qrder to hop up his county [mlxrr‘fiml ‘
nde-un-s Ihr princnylu u! .ho “rmucrnlir pub,
l_\', he :uusl. hut-OM, subJrihc, and [My [(711.1
but if he [ms any [niuling or xuh'e'rusiug, he
must nut mil to svud ittu us. We impe‘hurfrirnds ‘
“ill nul tail to hear thin in mxnd. flhh‘ertiu
ing is one thing nwdful fir the prifih‘r‘mnnd
“ilhout it his lnbor “in In but [morly remun—
emlrt‘.‘ Therefore ix‘ynu h \‘e nhlrm _\u,u wish ‘
to sell, or pcnonnl propeny you duirc m din
poseut n 1 puhnc la'ie. urn loal‘cow, Ii rand Inn—
“to, ur in {am an) (hm; [hut ht‘t'd: to he giun
to Ihv pumic through lln- ('nlumns of n qus
1141mm Hm] i'. '4l us I); um“ nr (Mu-misc, M
mq suit Lest, nun] it “in lh- prom-L4!) alt-jud
cd to. We have u‘firsl I‘uts- sum]; oljobl ing'
mazeri‘sls, nnd our Lucilhies are “when lul'
priming ull kinds of work needed inLtl-u- coun.
U'y,‘!lllyll m: hnndflills for the mle uf rcal nu}
permml ”um-Hy, hum bills,‘-ixculurs, ends,
etc. 3 .
‘ggfhwm. .\pplemm, one of Hie Columbia
county prim tcrs who was found guilty h_\' n
.\lilitury tribuuulhdi restslttnrc lo the draft,
fined fun hund'nd dull-\rs'nnd ordered to im
priwnmeul until the pigment. of the line, ha!
pttid the amount. and been released. llr ha!
nddr- Sam] :1 pt-tit on to Cmg tss,r'kcuunting thu
Lutdships 01 1:1: up ricnce while under Arrest,
fln-lui'niug that. the amount. 0! his (in. br “--
iundrd to him 1y the Unill‘d States, as unjtht
ly extol-ted from him.‘ Senator Buckalcw. hns
Ltkuu the Lane imh :nJ.
rag-About (int-en mile‘ n'hm'o St. Jon-pk,
m- u the )hswuriwivcr. an ulcuglvr body (:1
\cry peuuhur clay km brendiwm ered. When
firsu. taken cm. I: can be easily nu {filo an)
Ibnpe defiilc]; and n snr‘m-c mnde a; smooth
as glues. In a lcw homa u lmrdanl, becumhcs
firm as a rockyund In" n whiwuesu equul'lu
snow. In Texas and Full: this kind as clnyis
mad for building purplci; and is ezccefiiugly
bn-nuliful. ‘
LAm's‘lloox.—~The February number of
Godcy is unusually interesting. 11 is'nn‘ld
miruble magazine and "cry lady would have.
93-0”.
. ~-—-— «u» -’~‘-—-——-
! A Row Among the Female Phil‘llllhfhpil‘l-A
The'eumrubunda are our Apple- ol 1) word.
leclhe lndmn’s gun. they bud fuir l 0 f‘cou
more than they name to" below we are
dark mu. than”. The Bolton Past uny- :
no-‘anfigwgp. alluding (a flu ems.
bloJoasfi or me ii: 3h. campaign' od'mc
Jamel; fimrknd: Th: k 9, of R‘chr’noml
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mun be of m. dewripgon known n-‘Jd-zlp
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Jan. 30. 6m
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A little of nun-thing relating hi the human
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mm. of diunus; the marriage cuunms ol' the,
world; how to mm) tall Ind n_ “10anan
thing: new pubmhcd bolorc,‘re«d tergJ
wind and enlarged edition of "Medical Cotfi.‘
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page!, 200 Illualrathfiu. *‘riy! ‘l 50. x Con:
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Pup. Propnrod from n [lnscription 0! Su-
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me Quit-ML}.~ Thirim’nlunhlv munch": in MI
fuiflngin Hm cm: a! nil “.099 pninlul'nnd
dangerous disuse: lo Huh-h "no "limit cum
ninnion in wbjuct. h modem:- nll ean
and rnnores “who'ruulunn, and n apt-ed;
cure mry be lelie on. 7
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ruciln- .‘uv w- wing mu} using lhi.u mmhdmr,
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A ‘ Btu-lion IL “fly-l;- Home.
; OH. 24, ‘504. , Hen ork City.
" MARRIED.
0n Tunsday Inst, by R". J. A. noun-“r.
“'IIJJA.“ BHSEUN l 0 hi 9: NAK'HIA IUD~
lllrl-ZMUSER. Jpoxh of Cumberland [on nihip. _
Un Sniurdngy‘lnsl, h, the same, Mr J \NDB'
wummm anklin tuwmhip, lo Mm; A35”-
()‘ls'lmm, 0! Liberty town-hip; ~ .
On me I'm: hut. In If Banning-Ulla"! “f"
A. J. Bender, .\lr. THAITDML'S all” N i 0 Mus
.MANSA UINKLI-i, bmbfl Manuela “Null-‘O.
Adums county. « ‘ .
- . DIED. ~
~ ”Obituary now-as 3 cents per line far .1“
over four lim-s—rnsh‘to accompany notice.
On Sunday morning week, ”in ('HAR
LOFTE‘ 11. MlNNlGll,-dsughler of Hr. Ilcnry
anigh. of this plum, aged 20 year: mmomlu
Ind } I dun. ‘ , _
0n Ute 26th of Aug., 188‘, Mr. FREDERICK
KEI'PEHLY', or quiitonhnu township, Iged
w your: Tmontha and 12 days. : "
(In the lat at Jun. Sir. DANISH WEI/TY, Q!"
J Wisconsin, formerly of thlt county, aged “’l':
61 yea”. ‘ ' - r. -‘
‘ Communicated. ’3‘ f”
in St. Johns’ Hospital, Annapolis. MAL, bn
the 30d! 11“., WILLtAu 4., «on of Ilr. Junu .
'Johna, of lfetershurg, (Y. 8..) in the 28tbyeur ‘
r of hu’age. , “
1 The donated entered the army now Chee
‘my ”03"?!" county, where he I.” uvenl ‘
lye-n resided. lie lIS wounded on the sth of
I hm, “lay, in the memorable battle at the “Wil
| derness," Inning his left thumb shot off, and
‘ mu among the four hundred who rum up:
tun-d on me Bth, 1hr“: an," utter the battle out
Fredericksblrz, by the iuiumous treachery of
the Mayor of the rily. Thence he was token '
ito Richmond, where he was kept till about the °
i in oi June, when with other prisonerl he
was taken to Andersuurilir, Gem-gm, when
wi‘h thirty thousand of our brave eoldieg I‘l9
r suffered bewnd nil description, from the uk
‘iect and inhumanity oi the rebel goternment.
Being omoug tho-e prllonert who were luteiy '
exchanged he was ‘entertd at St. Johnt' Hos;
prtol’on the 27th 0! $63., where he rtrr‘ryn!
skillful and kind Ittentiou. by the physician
at! lii-own mum, but his physical lmno -
nu too much Ihltlo ,tnd u aha Inrt‘je-r
In: shout to Ind: on lot: the put he child
his eyes nlmiy Ind peacefully in death;
His reuoinl were brought. home lto hit
itther'l, Ind on the sth tum, they were kid;
with npprpprioto union, in tho Cemetery 0!
the Litheun Church. ‘ ' ,‘
The {housed leave: I wife old ch Id ml
mu, Mandi. to mourn hie en}, duth. But
the macro uot' within-t“ hope. “For than
and: tlto Spirit. blamed on the and which
are in thy Lad.” ~
York Slh‘flpdl‘i, ha. 7, 1865. l
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