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MEER
tottntg El:ltiotrat
PITILEISUEDIVeRY - TIICtiIaIiArMOiNINO,
.SMETHPORT, , M'KEAN COUNTI', PA.
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OIPICL~~9..E; CORNER U 1 PUBLIC SQUARE
TEttiSi - $156 inAilvance
..Rites' cif Advertiiing - •
, Ooluena •••.• • —s3s 00
.t • 20 00
w • • wbcw .• .12.00
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Oa. soisviof 12 Ilaisofrlooo, 3 1050rt10n5;.1:.,..•....••• '1 50
Rach.subsiquitat'lolortion,......, •• , ,15
tinniness ()Ards; :5 00
. lbeferpt.'eguip work wUI., W 'double the :sbeei
Elterlet.typt„oi eight fies n nenperell,
citeifteeeaie: . . • .
gT Thogni Terms Will bp #itatliadheied
Busitteso ''Mtrectorv.
• .• .BENNETT HOITSE;
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methport, SVFC•in Co,'; Pa.• g:8. Huotr, Pioprisior
—opposite the Court House. • ' A new, large,- souppootti•
ous and well tarnished house.. ' • •
GEO, li.•MASON,
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Dealer' in Storni; Via
,•Warip,, .:Opatind wont; tko:, went
old* of 'tint Public &pi.* Somethport, Pa,. Condom
• w.iiis. Ono ti, order on tho'shottost enitleti,Ent in the
•-. moot outntantial. amp*. • ... • ~' ~• , -,.... .' '
DENTISTRY'
&league .would ieepeetfully annoeitee toile
altfaini of.:B2nettsneet dad xleinity; , that he ha fitted
et, ndlie; sidle pripared to' attend to 11l bushlest
in lal4 nnifeeston. Aitilictif:teeth
entitle pill:labial! and sines tq prwlerve the °Mural ex.
piiission of .tho face All operatio ns , hit Derital Surgery
. 'done to !IMMO - • s'• • " ;0t •
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Dealer In Stoves. Tin Wire, ;oppeneit Warei.'&o., - weet
pit of F the. Pnblie likteare,: Ilmethpert,.:•Pe.: Oustoin
• work dooe.to order °nth!: shortest notice, hid' In the
most substantial' hemmer. • , : • ::.
OLEAN, H 011193 • - • •
Di *Di Prolideiee:
to and. from the New 'York aud . E . rte Ntagea .
for Sezethpor.t ackliCeree : • . • • •
lIYDE HOVSE
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13. j. Osnoiin:Preprletorw'.ll.idkway. Pa: ,
'ills. Hotel it
' new and furnished. In ptoderdityle, hat ampleaeccin3.
midations, and L. in all'reipeets, a First Olans Hotel. •
', 11.14 way, Elk:Co. Pa. May 114, MO. ~ . , • . '.''
ELDRED HOTEL,
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lons , Waxii Profirietor. ..' Thin house is situated half
.; way between Smethpoit and Olean... A 1 eautenient
an sunimodloui hone', attenti*e.. and obliging
,attend.
ants,.inad lew prices.. , ,: • ' . , -.. • 1 .
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Eldred, May 17 1860: . • - - '' • . ... •
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.. ' ••.-- . A. D. HAMLIN, - • ' • • '
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Surveyoi,.•. Oral'man.. conveyancer. xnd Real Estate
• ~ .Aget. -- -Ilititlipor4ll'Kee,D couptiii.t. .:
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IWILKIN, • . •
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Practical
.Blechanit,' Oridge4ullder, , ,&c
Allpghenr,:,Bl , K6an - coucity;les!..- • .
J. L. `BROWN;
MIRY EY9E, ORA,OTSMAN,.OO24VEYANCER sod licit ,
Estate Agent; 01lice, Williemsvills,. ZIA Co., Posn's
11Sirsasscgs—
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Chspin & Dpyls,
Hop. Thomas Strathers,
W. S, Eroinall, .Esq:,
Man,
.1. •Wllcox,
• •- • CARVER: HOUSE,: • •••
Jou>t 11:14Lt.'Prciprietoi. corner or Water lad Hickory'
• Atreete, Warren, Pa". General Stage ()Pee..
FOAEW:KOI7BE,
i , rnntiliz Oleavi, N.,T Janie At.
• MILLER. reopriotor:.. The FobetHouse isentirelynew
'and built oftrick,.. and is Inraisheeld modern atyto.
The .'proprieter..flastere himself that. his locommetta,
- flans Sr. not . stirpaieed by any hOtel.in Western Nate
York, :Oerrisgee 'run to and from the New York add.
Erin Pell 'toad.
BYRON D. izioNLiN.
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.7 . 1 . 0P6f KT' AT ' :UAW; .SniethpOA, . 3L'K01:10 County.' 'Pa.,
kcent for 3fesara.lKoatisit I go'o'Landa. , . .Atteads
ooptielotly to the Collentiot.of Cloiuisi Exatalaatfoo of
Land Titleo;- ra;men t at- TAXOII . ,' and alt hustainto role.
ting to heal Eitato. 01floo ip Itamliti Elook: t ; '. • •
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• . E.TON!ELDRED; --.•
Attoiney Couniellbr, .ot .Lt6r, Sinethonil...WKosn
oouncy, Pa; ttue nLae ontriurbect to..bio.6iiik Coelho
couotlea Tottoe acid Elliwill bo proomiitly
attoo'clod.to. °-Once In tboAlooKlioo's#4 eocoadiloor.
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R. WISWER:,
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Phydelke. and surgeon , '
Stnethport,..Ps, will attend .to
44t krnfestionkl cane witlt• promptness. Orileein Sart.'
.well Met, neeend tlonrf• ; . ' • •
MILLPI,
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Wheleaniennd natal 'Dealers in:Beanie and Fancy, itrj
GOodi Carpeting; Ready.blule Clothing, and General
• Turnablig Goode, Boots and Shoes, Wall . and Window
Paper, Looking 0 laaaes.,ke: ' At Olean. N. Y.
Ipior
Attoriey and Ooiunallor at Law, Smotbport, W.Kean
Pa. Will attend . basipou In blikprofeaaton in the
': :counties of SPKest4,Pbttor an 21k. • °Mee eivar X:
' . .S4t**ll:4 Diothors? *re. • ,
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HACKNEY" •
;t 4 oriet• at secoiti kite Ltbertj atetata;.‘rairie, R
A. Dineen, •Prnailator':‘,.Traeellere 1011 fiattglod ae
• .eommodations and reaaopibliOair .
m. •
LAltipErE7l3 HOTEL,
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LAILIIIIIC' Preeptletnei—Alleghetiy ridge;-IdtKetin
. • Co '
. This bonen ie.situated'elt!eut nine miles trona
ISnaeth port on Abe. road. to Olean, end wllt .. be found s
• convenient atoptving.ploce •
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. • FARNERS! yar/ xxoTr„..-. •
!By T. 'GOODwiX.'." ThishOune Is situated aboni.nve Inflo
from Sinebbpiirt on toe road be Olga; rPleamere partle
and otheaean be acreownodated on the shoreesteettee
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W. 8. BRCiNi7,ITELL; - • •-• : ~ '
rDealirio Dry Goods, Groceries, °rookery. hardware
Doe* Shoes, Ilats,"haps,,GlassiNl4o, Otis, &di+, *e
East sido ol 'the Publichquare Sinothport .Pa; ~
• EMP0 4 11724:11011813i...; • • • • .
shiproin,
~.4.commottlons and . well•fuintitie4 howl.. Strange Til
iinttisvolept aitoiomnli.datlcins. .
PORT.ALLEGANY 1101188,
Est
Porl , 4lligeity, Me,
Resit etotety . •le Hotel iseitusted at the Jur:lo
tion of the Sneothport. Allegan.* Rivet loads, Wee
. sagas east of Smethpo . '.•• • . ' . , '
l i. o*' - 'IIOUSE ,
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WN , t: .•;:z 'ProprILS;;
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Thhi thiftenompodation
of the .Tratistiliattlibllo -baying, 'recently beim .rePtdtea'
sod tvabaillid:veikidslllitals'aialltaMia.• Oitiries,rea
solkablit. Shwa fOt Oleau, Sbippin abd L- t
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Td Tlioqd"
,:Arlitetil
it 24 o l qiit'ileitoir , wiTiteb r th biftellos
- Vlo3 lo 4 l 4 o eglimitikik'itsplitsr N o y . sad Ink, aqua.
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mtrms,'4llol Ist 'lterimteßese *Or idsotic.
a woa* ;*ll3l,oli r liformskiip. , It*donos tbi ,
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~~Abolit . on
should no longer •be regarded es
an yruiginary • danger. 'The aholitionists;' let
ma suppose; succeed in their present aim of unk
ting•the inhabitants of the .free Stater'. as. one
.rtian.,:againSt the iphatiitanis.of the.slavc;States.
.T.lnjoti onions side will ; beget 'union.On the oth
er.. , And this' process of reciprocal Consolida
titio*ill be .attended With 'all , the violent prep
udicesi.embitiered passions; ond'implacable an
,imasities;.• which ever
.degraded 'or ' deformed .
human nature. A virtual diasolvtion ' of the
-Union .Will ha've teken :the foinis
of its 'existence, remain. • 'The' niost valuable
element . of unin, mutual kindness, ;te feel
ings of sympethy. the.. fraternal bond s _
. which
vr .
noheppify. unite us;. , have,'.beenextin . -
giiished forever.' - One - section will 'vend in
menacing and hoitilie array against 'the other.
.The collision of opinion will be quickly :follow= 1
ed by; the club of arms. ' .
. . Ills PIaTUILE Or TIM CONSEQOUNCig.'
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ctempi fo'describe seines which
note•hakilliie•conceiled . from our view. •41 . ) . -
olitiohists theinselves *would shrink back in dis.
may.and•horror it the conteraplation, of
s deso.
late fields; conflagrated* . cities,' murdered inbals.,
itants, and the pverthVow of thelairest .fabric'
of, burnan.:inverritnetit . ihit ever rose to infinite
theliopes of civilized . man. • •
Nor . should the, Abolitionists flatter . Ahem
!elites that; iftherYean s •scceeed•in their object
of uniting the people of •the free States, they
will enter the epntest'Yrith iiiinieriCal'sOperior
ity. that must:ensure • Ociorjr., All history and
experience prove the hazard and tincertainiy'of
War: Arid:wetire . admonished by -HolyWrit,
that.the rice is not always to the awift; nor
the batile to the strong.. . ' •
But If they-,were to conquer, whom would.
they conquer? 4 4 foreigti•foefkonterho had' in t
suited our flag; invaded our shorei a`nd laid our
Country - SC*l.la - No, sir, • no. •It would bip a•
conquest 'without laurels; .without glory—a self,•
a 'suicidal cOnqueit—a 'conquest of biothers.
over brothers, , : achieved by one over :another,
portion of the,deseendents.of conaman ances
tors, who nobly pledging their. : lives,•tbeir for
tunes and their. sacred honors, and• fooght and
bled, side. tiy •Sicle,in, many. hard battle, :• on
land 'a,nd ocean; served :our our: country from the
B,ritisb croivn,•ind established - our national iq•
• • HIS DEF E NCE OF SOUTHERN ACTION.'
The inhabitants ofthei slave States are seine
times accused by.their:Northeru brethren With
displaying 'too Mach raihnescaind to
the operitiopa and,proceedings of
,abOlitiontsts:
But before' they can lip , judged,:o there.
should,be a reversaUotconditions.. Lot me tug
'pose that, thepeople'of. th'esiave States were to
form•societies. iubsidiiapresies,ntake largepe
cuniary 'cunt ributioria r aend forthliMmerous mis
sionaries throughtidt thiir ovVirbrirders, and ea:
ter into Machinations. to burn. the beautiful
italsicrestrOy the \ pioductiye mann factories, and
sink in tbeoCian'thegallant ships Of the No}th•
ern States. Would these incendiary 'praceed
ings berreiOrded as neighborly. 'and friendly,
and , consistent With, thi fraternal sentiments'
.which ahOuld istiier be cherished by'one portion
of, the Union . ' towards XPOtherr Would they
excite no ernOtiOn't • Oecisiod itimanifestation
of disaatisfactiMaiMor lead' to any acts . of.retaN
iatory violencP• .:But the iiipposed '• cafe' falls
far sliOrt: of
,the sictual one, iti a most essential
circumstance.:. In - na.contiogency could these
capitals; manufaitories - and ships •riso in rebel•
lion and massaccie the inhabitants of .the north;
ern States. ; ` • . •
Ridyraj, Pa
Warren. PA
tilithiort;. Pi
Buena Vika, .Pa•
W . O -yesterday announced inbrief ,terma
, rganization of ‘ the regiment of which. Themes
1. Kane is Colonel.: At.• the .time 'when:the.
time *!, , vhe,n' the 'whole.North was suminoned to
.the defence of the' Government after the fall .or
FOrt SeMPter, Col.' Kane was, residing ... in the
wilds of Al'Kean*Ciiiinty,'Where he had, made
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every preparation ton eflect'a 'perenanet :aett le-
irient
.in that comparatively .merlger noes, region..
Ito plans of operation. Were already 'determin
ed upon. The material .was .66 the. ground kir
the erection of.• his•honie. ...The present sun
mer-was..to vvitness:ibintMetked :improve-.
tnents-coal. Mines' Were'tp.l.he opened—lands
cleired--,fields
.und cultivaticiM—
cattle', nd iheepto be a Other great
advan toWrir , s, the 'nip oVerrient. bf
hirtesta . e.. • But att e call of his °entry, Col,.
Kane at, ndoned all dee 'Cherish d plans; and
rallying ir .und h" "the hardy . tnickwoodsenen.
.o(that.region, ,offered their servicesjo the
Goyernor .and ievaa. anteing the .first-, if not the
very Orst,•to. he accepted under the requisiiimi
of the President: Since their , arrival' in, Her.
risPurg; his coinmand-bas been'Subjected to the
most annoying.obd 4istouragin dela} s, so that ,
w
all his'ergY wee, required to' keep them to
gether.- At last,. howeVer, they have been or
gabliedintat•regirnent, :with other ;companies
trembeighboring coenties.:A'his reiiinent
to be, known as the Rifle Regiment, es most of
the m are skilled *the use.of' that weapon.
Colnt ens is the sotte thelate Judge . Kane,
and brother : Ail:4. Kane, the , great Arctic ex
plorer; wheat fame is _world-wide, and.is large =
ly - indoWed with that' spirit,Off 'eaventuroua
chivalrY so, characteristic' of the 'The .
regiment has' been erpially'fortunate 'in the se
ler thin of Major Cherjeri,Biddie,•of Phijadelphia;
.who'S allied s ,hi Mee I ('*, hic"Melipiksiar,
'Lientenarit-C010ne1.... :With .such `' officers and
men; t ttil!..regiMent'rriay:be erifieeted to do
gallausee'rViee for the Union, should . the'ftttini
oppoitbnity. bo, bitered.- 7 , -,POirior ark Elsion.
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, • . .ORGANIZATION or,Tuit.ftirtatßsatalsirr.-Yes.
tirday•theltifts Rigirtierit of , .tbirPennsylinnia
Reserve Volutitccii-ivali formed at'Oartip",P.Or
, tip, by the slection , pl,Tlioniss L..ltatii, as COI-,
oriel; Chae. ,T." . .Bidtile isl Litruteoant:COlotel,
ant .Roy : Stone, - as,4fajor,i•; . .! .. rhilo relitnekt' is
cco ninissd of file Shifp ! 'sliOritirit of tfie.Wild:Cnt
District, wbo itnomo,tbs . .psot,',o,f,tbo,,citle. Of the
officer, it irschiCilyiecessiry, /Or us to speak;
Coli Pine ,vrtli :prof!, 0 12 . 1 1e1f ars ► tp.ps Ibe. best,
in'the siAii`ii, , ,Crikßidille-hit' ,
lisd oxiiorisiirs
in'neitico; orb' is . .fouibkolsistly, rod Roy.
Stone will tiii .
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link outtOthifiiiii , 1 - ,; , '..
~". in AttA pwerAif War) ii*Vsee44•4i* ciiiritrind o6tlie
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VOICE OF : CLAY IN:1839-
A WARNINO ABOLITIONISTS
THE CON4TIEREii S AND THE CONQUERED
Col. Thomas L. Kane
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' . 11 1 1...E,11 - 1pQR:17:',..: 1111.1i0A . IN : Co :JUNE '.'P.N.:'2.1;:).,;'::.1.'8.6,:f4
The coLidition ofthe Countq
The Faiewiell•Address of WriithingtoO gave
us wirriiing of th'faital tvridscies'of - giograpfr
ical organizations; but steh.was the.confidence:
ofthis great Mari in the wisdpm, anit.intogrity
Of the people; ihat hidid not dsetik ii . necessar-,
tO'"add tOlissolemp,appeal.to.-:thelr rinser',
*tore of:the laOrrori.ittendant upon a bloody,
dissolution of the Confederacy,. to .
,prevent the
first step in Such a movement.' • His dying in.
junctions toye been unheeded atid'into,the.cti ! .
lamitias'or a War•which'he did.no! , 'daritio" an
licipite, his . countrytrien are - abOilt' to plunge.
Worsf of all, the' press „and to an
alarming extent; are crowding brethren to iap
guipary eicowitei..ond . Carnage, •With . althost
utter indifterdnce.tothe question which lies at
, „ • . .
To the reflecting . Christaln Patriot; States!.
.men, or, Philosopher,• the spectacle which is
now proainted, eichibiting•the whole cciuntr) ,
bristling With.bayonets and men's hearts
ing far : kindred .blood, Is one'. Of sorrow;,and it
is no matter of wonder that their' minds revolt ,
at a contempletion of. the. consequences.- Nor
fait, any.' matter., cif
.wonder; such al_-some
thoughtless journalists and politicians regard it
that considerate men, - .still insist that, . while th'e
preservation Of the Government and its•Capitel
may, requite resort tO•the.brutelityand cruelty,
of wer;-the.whole coUntry :ahciuld not be made
a theater cif dearrnetion r er of mourning, to en:-
force.anwilling obedienge tram:Millions
,of peo;
ple, until all other PraPer:means are,exbatasted.l
As
. we have said before, *we .4 not believe
the Adininistration:bas mideaut a programme
such as the Radical lePutiltcani ere - calling for.
and such sane true :Chrietian or ..Patriot can
sanction. We don't believe -the reins of' Exe-'
cutive. Government main the- .
hand, of men be
reft, of commonsense and humanity. The:Ad,
ministratiOn, it cannot be' presumed, boa the
inclinatioa.to invoke theMalediatioris of Chris
tian nations; in addition. to an array.. of their
rnaterialiatirests. ' ' : • .
`That 'majority of ...our countrymen
who' pronounced against. the .eleCtio'n •ni. Mr.
Lincoln and against
,the distinctiee policy of
the ChicigaPlatforM; and, c u red 'a 'deci
sive majority in the two lbranches,of the
iOnal Legislaturo—the one representing the'
popular will.and the. other the . .saveral.. State
- sovereignties-against Republican policy, must
still be regarded by the•.4dmiiiistratiOn with
deference. The,..: Constitution provides no
means, for dispenaing.withany ofits . provisiona
except by;preseribed.preeesles-of.smendnient,
aud.future usurpation by the• ExaCtitivei like
'that attempted by, She, rebel States, wilt haVe.
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its meancot correction... ' ' •
We believe that theAdminislrition realises
the actual condition'Of the country, and, will
'not be !noted to that hasty action which an iinr
puisive Northern eentiment is. demanding. 'A
suhatanial reduction oi.the.reellion . is .not to
be made.hy brute force; and. ", the' Washington
Cabinet,- cOmprehends. this view, _ ' we,.,taus
'Fredonia Aditeitiaer
. . •
V 9/AA9liio E3F.TIAAOI!DINAILY., 4 . 14 clever: story
of- theabilitY ~tO take care of. ltself -is 'told . of
a Cincinnati •coinnanrof . volunteers, - now at
Lancaster.. WileOthry were furnished with
blankets'Open their ciptain'retnin
ded..the 'boys tbat he wits :.responsible for the
goods; and 'that when hi ',got marching" orders
they'must 're-delivered.' They, respon-:
ded.heartily, ..All right, air."- A . few tno;
ments bfflbra they were drawn np, prier ao the
command to march".io . the.,train, Captain 'Lir- .
'Ha "Now, buys, you will deposit .your .
blankets.i' ,The quartermaster says the . ac.
L count' tUrned out all right,' excepting that: the ,
boys had l'orry;gei,in more blankits dart he 'gave
t4eye The latia.Were doubtless ernulatilitg the
"second Chic; regimenti" in Mexico, ' They
had aeitieved such a reputation for cleverness
in providieg for themdelies, that when Gen.
colt invested Vera Cr*, "Old Zech" said - if
he (Scdtt)° not take .it; he would send
down', the secood . Obio'iegitnent and they' would
steal it for him
,• thx. Smtrats' BRIGADE:-110,Preeident has
po!hrniisioned gr . :Sickles tp.raise a.'division of
. . . .
10;000 men to 'report in. sixteen .days: Till
then he holdirahk as Brigadier - Generall -. from
thence ;as. Maajor daskrel. .Col.
WhUse British Legion is to form Part of Gen-
Sickles' division; , want : ones open recruiting
.offices ai New York.and
Boston, arid jabo rank as Brig. General:.. On
the banner . ..of the fegion 'are the:words: • 40 .1 - e
come to reclean, uur Forefathers," to Which the
Preeident.referred ee follows:“.Thia logionlhas
a political significance which we cannot over
andits . rnotto.;Wilirbe • received' wit h .
cordiality by:this nation.
.'.'Go ahead. Colonel
and recryit," . Augastua..:ll.avilings' is ',Gen.'
Private.Seeretary. . .
rePear-of the Missouri •eompiotniSe A
l'oanded pn Indic - Yet rniOnterlienticin,nhow
ed ahilty, as:n statesman, notwithstanding its
deplorable results. '
,-Thipoliey4as compreben,
sive, and, after the question of slavery. in the
territories was once re-opened, it. was; perhaps,
the 'only nolicy by which . the North and South
could have lived.in amity pricier the. same. gpv
erninentYnhile the - latter continued' tobe :claV
eholding,.4.N. Y. World. • , .
. .
. . .
This is itrange,; , coming •It. !hies from. a
Republican - lournal, and if true rq`)not'tile
yti holt. Pi e t the nonintervention. platform,
north land south equally - respanaible far'our pie
sent,:calarnitiei; IL-We pause . for:
Niagara Chtairicle: . •
REFCIOSIZIG CREDIT.4SOMe , of the NPW York
pariers,•iri vie* of the'great losses tbesNortherii
merchants Sustain by bad Southern deka,. it*
urging the piAicy, of, Selling goads hereafter for
eashlio retailers, and'shiart:credit‘ to houses of
k;tovitti infeXrify and scilveney , '.,The - binineis
- cirith'aiointfy haS ; l9 long carried Op
thiOadit 'yet= thit C.abanie' like this
Wilt atipear lao radicalbe adopted: But why
cannot be• establiabed. #hich a
i.nin,'!vi4 abje,to pay, for hiigoodi'when'he
purchases them, •is 'welr three,or six
diebttitafter.l. • , • •,... ' • '
,
i;Ait • eeisorwesi n:theState, of ory
' M
61 #4'017 4 Thatedity;:for resolitng
a tiii:khOlkkolikOOMPtateliajaa
P,',liioit.::.44o4i:Oi.P . .;:tn - ci,cr . ai:
'Thursday, Aulo 29',4861:
r J:fr. S.' I):*FneitmAN, of thia Borough , hee
.ceiveti the , e'pkintmentSurgeon and . is,at
'tnehed
. iegitnont.'. • • Th;s. le - a'
eau' berth the P'Oetot, the nasty- being
$2,500, annum. ' ' •
Naving : Ohtainet!‘ itrthe 'efface We shi(ll
be,able to resms , the iegular Pnblieatkon s of the
Pitmockati effeithis. week. : - tive, 'know our
friends have been' dimappOintec!in , not relelyfng
it regularly, hut trait ; they - will inakedue.,el. ,
lowance fat tbe . oestateot "-
effaire,
or tar aisist us, as tar they can, by 'prompt
payinente, withqui'WhiCh itwill be 'impossible
to cantluue bushless. Neat week being Court
Will drool excellent
_opPortunity to attend .
to that Matter. •
- .
Tan EXTRA:Ceronin.-:Tht N. .Y Reread
advocates'tbat;the new Congress,, whlet9 it , to
meet on.the4th . pf,lU'ly, shall pass a
~ law for:
the creation of ' a National Bank,. with•-a
:al ,of $100,9 . 00,0'00, and a' , general,' Bankrupt
luvr.,•' To Which , might be added a law to, abui=
lab the Courts and COmititution end declaring
the,eilcago platfortti the supreme laW• of the
land, and Old Abe its embarlinient. Congrisa
might then'abdicatc; as its:""services.wou►'4' no
!mar be 'required." - '
• .'•
-BANK NOTIr t SASE recel!
.veil floncin'i'lfauk Note Safe-Guard for 1861.
It contains over 400„paifiof deseriptions,,,
GIMIIII:118 PIA' Naos; which e rnb Ore the notes
of every bank ~ t hat businets, - et the
present thaw. , t is,the only work
,of the.kintl,
and las beengotten up 'at great , exPonse,.' by
the publisher; who assures the 'that it
)1 1 :04,ble.ira tvery tespedt. With a copy of .
this":init the Arrasma, nq Otie 11!Id.bil imposed
upon by bad mopeY. The giSa re-Guard" will .
LI, sent to aorpatt.ot the eOuntry:by . mail on
receipt of "Addreis,ls. hf. Hodges,
558 Atoad4iy,'N. Y. ' ' •
. .
Pat ruswotrux.---Col. Ttroxxs L.
Who reeel . ‘4d"the eppointment.of.'Coltetl2 lp
the "Buck-tail Aides, has retigned infaeor of
Col. CHAU, BM/M.14. whtbss been integvtier
vice. hat few supeiiors ii :ativalry•
officers while of, the . infantry, drill he, compare:
iiiejYliOwly.nothihwi hetet,'
: being actuated
.!
solely for iht . efficiency . of , the - regirnin*. be
exchanged places with do, - e'nfl :nevi
holds an infeilor.offiCo, that 'of I.4ibit. "Coloni4
in the_regiment.
Itairoca or, Taoors Vrecitri4.—Wt sgiye
be ritaeoieti(olt the opposing ,trotiPs
in is copied froupthe New York
Hcrqd,abd fe euppeeed to' be correct from
beet sources of informetion.iivailable:—; - •
IINION•70ROE0
Oen; INClennandPe, eolunin from .tlie Bfast*, i ii
Gan. Paterson'a column ttnivini.frOm , Ohambere.
22;00.0
Gin. Bioko' foram, Annapolis, Baltimore, &a. '..11,1410
Gen. Oadwalladaes column,
• At., to upper . Potomac•• • , •. •
leen.iblanalletd's reveries in Wuhlogtori , ~
No. Molloarell , e,column, from Arlington 4iighta,.. -"
'. • Va., In Alexandria... • 20,000
Bu dirienii, near Nortreia JtiOuroe:.::..l4,ooo
.• • •• 07,:icu,
REl!oar4p.ltißEL FAECES
At Harrier's Farry, 'flier '' .....1000
4t.Leodbn rg. Winohester,'&c. . ...
At Idimaoaas (railway) . ;atom)
At Culpopper, OurchineviLte,Jßauntom and • Char
• •
.. . 13,000
At • Frederickaburg:'..,
......12,000
At
At,Burksvilia,and 011,000,
Al: Norfolk RIM in that •
At liynchbart.*:........ .. 16, , 001:
On tho York and Rnimahannoik rtvers and! Aquti '
creek, • 15,000
. ,
• Total•• • .... , ..... •A • A A—.A. —141,000
Here we:have an aggregate Union force, bl
ind tlankingTastern of laisthatf one
hundred thousand min, to c ope with the forces
of the-rebels amounting •to•one hundred:'and
forty.fouithousand. ,• : •
Nosszia'air'trooer, in 'Tim Ft.r.s).—The fol
-6%l9o,We:shows the number U. S. troops
4tetive siervice;anil their location; as well as
lieorgsei;ed fortei„iwaitirig.orders: s . •
. . . .
South sitle 6. Potomac, '.• .. 17,500
4VashirigtOm.4o •171000
Foitress 111, onioe,•&c, s• • A 12,000
• .
Laaving Washington for Harpers Ferry .0,000
Penn'sYlaania• near Harper's Ferry, 20,000
Cincinnati anti•N,esteto , yirginia, . 25,000
Cair0,51:94 . . • 7,000
Miesouri, near Cairo, 13,000
District of:Ant:kap:Ala, • -• 11,000
Totsl in aerVicei
Organized forcer; iii the•seveial States await
ine Riders to'enier active ierViCe
New Xork
, •
Massachusetts,
Ciinrietitot, •
Rhode Island ; •
Vermont, r •,
Maine ;
NOW Hampshire,
Michigan,
ft .
Wisconain4.
fp.pfota , , ,
Kablias, :
Now Jersity.,•
otal incamytt.-
, 11# iPtlßdLe‘ . l!iti e ,Podiga tioriP4 l .
riJy pfiijd uMob 4
fly tia
&d
..„•. . , . .
W.130e PARDISCi.—S.'J.SnriAr La s ptePinied) at
Isdbuie, N. , Y.,' to certt.: wool .on-,short notice
'and In saii . eieetUry, 'Atrangeptiote
havo-heed made bi,whieh thoeein this viein;:
ity con have their Wool'carried . to the . nuiphine
and:their tolls returned, hy s leaven#: their . ' 0r, 7
dere WI eh' . I.k. reng;'in this 43 . oroyili.*:'
Tut Cortexixtrr;ori.4le . diseign'Oubllshin,
-- • • •
qnstitutivi df ,
the . United tates in next
Nook's is the . lltpreine,
lain , of itie lends . -the great bdisrerk of our free•
don), it should be carefully „ 'giddied by ; every
Some waters' a t New York and 'Washington
estimate ;tha expense of 'the civil:: war to , the '
United StateS at, a million dollar,.' a 'day. As ,
the busineis of the P'epsittnentri beets*,
nt 'aye
teapned this wnete tilt:n[9l4lond , ~the
`War .ts to, be: i'lortg,orte,•or-if It is, to -Anyolve
the occupation . of the , Southern portly and
- considerable ntnnber of Inland poste by a' lorltt
sitotting...in4,.after the organised tykes:6Eloe
meinY.,httee•be'en eubaued, sea Mall- heed
the economy which' Clll3 . otfely tie practiced.-,...
A prominent 'financier of'.'"ilow York reckons
•the expenditiire at the present time it :'twelve
hundred thOusend dollare a day, - The coet,.ii
enhinced,by the difficulty„Of Securing eCeoun.
tabilfty on the 'fiart,of , contisetors. The, ex
perience of the•Europeanf.pow.ers . ehows•thst• a
protracted war requires a • rigid iYiterri 're.
-IPOnsibility and' twenties for fraud .upon the
"gdyernntent...44sto -Cantinarsiol.
114 At. According tit' the Liar
41.state:tient:et Gen.:Scott lest week, there
are noviunder armseind in the' pay of the Gov-
ernmintrir: . c . tee United stati'o2o,opo
To maintain thiebrniy,. after its .equipment,
will •require $1,0004000, annually," to each reit
meat, 'or i 2.1.0 000,000 a .yeer. Thp Nary will
seqUirein addition, - st• leaschalcthat sum,
.sia
that,Witlithe ordinary reyenies tbe.oOreru
went, We May atifely.pat down our national
expeneea it.this , timwat the re,e'or,;3o6,ooo e ,
000 a year, or sipoo,oro'ik - dayii • •
• How &Mu.' rite •Mentir'as.%Ratesti,l7-The,
Rochester Vnioil bet an article assuring 'that.
this war will •cost' the cenotry 7 .vre ',Mein Me
Federa4 Governewer---groas:Vi:re /Nadia to One
Thousand. Millions tit ' , Rollers... is bot s '`i.lafe
to,Proceed.on the hypothesis *bet it, will. cost
leaa luestion then presents itself Tore°.
lotion, How. CAN alutt,Yeer apt. Pc .#,A 11 404 — ,
The, breicia ansWeri'Ailby revoking the levy
ing of trirect Tax.of 'ply millions a.yenr o 'nnd
borroWitigthe thiriktrihat any
other, ramie we' ihelliocin:b1;111101t4 end' bat
if the tpeopliepey'llf they go; so _ far • -eethey'atte;
they will be riorri
. watt hful, a nd"that ; less will
tie squandered..,-Thie is ; an , Intpertaot 49bject,
and deserves ettentieri.-4174ariii.00lirriaiete.
ThlsirLtwerity, fteireenti 'I 'Oey , ',to7every
beadfamily the 4lorthere. Stew,."or
'about two theetend Ot,ht
_htiectred;,:4llttre 'per
day iiiionebautek(re:;eciuntn .A*Otrt. ONE
, atu.t.ton boora.itecite. Oen-open our county.
With the present iow , pricesi of irur••etspie
articles of produce, ' tow long can Cheistiruens
stand 'such' t 'drain? . How long will-we endure it, before even chautairqee will be' willing to
cast aside forever,- the Fanaticism' which, has,
as the, counterpa of , that ;madness at. tbe Smith
Won one of thp.grend , agents in'.:bileging u'p'on
es this terrible state of things and this. fear
cost?—Predpnin Arktraier..
To 0411 . ttlii eXpinditure; ti ;e:
of s . lclCpan'eouilfq, vri.iold,iin'additioi; id their
dlready loroeqsOtpio times; I:•:`r,oquyeo to..pay
$136,851f0r .008, for c!tcb man, '.woman and.
child, rcidding ivifliln the counlyY'''
No 'PAitie.:--Thet opi:loiitipn 'to • the DOmci
et'atic.PatlY .manifest .ntrvciusimis.
as soon as, the
,words " Democratic party" 'are
used in •connectiep . tthtitaintai fing,:its organ.
izatien. , 'The hose who for yeiris
have been iiiipyothittek. and relentless._
of - tioinoctri4+=j4 , l4 Viie;,heen. hsitik
-terest pait4,anprijadtseoted„,coltiva tang . the
ena e ; !lest ;Oa ite n.y. 77 .1 no,PartY 7 :, 7. ,.
all for the Union'.','_ ' :4i;(4)tis:sissoe tact,' that.
whoever ventu re lo;Say'sbaJi. stand; by my,
ps/ty.and endetiVoijo,eleet.tuen,.to
Who will take scinie
..;measuretit.O adjust . this
unnatural diffieuity . ,qppn basia,juat and hoh:
orable.to seri at: the Satre t ime.
declare his . x te.Snpinirt - the , gdyern:
meta with his aima.icia hit , blood' till rebellion
put.dOwn- 7 such u man i 4 at once dub.,
bedt‘a (ory, Iv! ! thuceident
that
what is Mehl : a:by .inn - pardy t ' . l is netts but
their's-=.none 614 Vet•the
tienallim that has brought the country tolts
present deplorable condhiori., .Wye can 'never
rei. to this, Inc the moatobvioirs reasons.- 7
In the.tircf Plice the, Democratic party is, not
responiible for this,state `of.things. ,
been' brought about, es tiocandicl map will de
ny, by the violent th'e chicery .
question by the extremists of 'the (weSections;
North and §otith, and that - too in • the faee of
the most, earnest efforts of` the Democracy to
the contrary. We.have as .11 . , p!!qy ?: in years
gorie•by, tried' every ieay to , remove
,tho
very question: from. Congreasional , diveussion
and political issues,' but all to no
30,000
9,000
7,000
2,500
800:
800
2,6000
3,000
4,000
10,000
10,000
3,600
8,000
2,000
2;000
.2,000
07400
.128,600
, ,
.S.ofoottua.—Tfie I following
item on the. su . 'pject 01, :writing letters M. those
- who 114've tcutaloServe their country; is front H
the arrisbUrgreloarailt, and' worthy Of . een
siderution ; Wei wohld . urge, the wives,. mothers,
father'', hrotheisi.idstets' in& e".en the ; Sweet
hearts of the acildiats, 1.0 Aye
know froth eigerlence . libW iweet. a4preeigits
is a good loVing letter:frorp. breathing
affection' the' family iltid;,naigl:
borhoOd news; 'We, one of us, no msteet
havO,Stiiy,ed.Our enycitrY...in .
t ha t;thitt' .. eirs; niSt hinVAiseldiarAirigra,scilh . Atily
as a ri letper koiti.
v 974, . 0 e 1 010,f , Irt v # 4 ,UFl°: r lk ° P'
;11!9
trS , ing. , to:periea'deNthei
fioeth anil , ,Siieth to;treat. ska ttiererott,t tiiev
we eoppooe we,. must: OVliitil.Wittf .744
dit• you •;ebOOSR, SOuthi.4oll.4.
tif•;4 lr ts o 'l4 l . • • •
The Cost of the Wet.
l't!'w. 4o %..irk:?4,i'ti;•':: , ..l.-.1. - ?,. ' ..
• . :. ..,, : ,-,-- ;..t. - ..-J5‘ ,, ,,
~ ,-- : ' • -
It is evitlenv. that -the 'reo . isitheici,;cirti:gtill s is -, -•
Suet' -that co me , deilifi,Si.reaultkiy,l#4 . )44 . . , , -,
peeled, wheitir .' it, be ik% eohliitiAnOw* : the
Contending retroOide\-** .jtlll . . .
4
the pert' of 'the- ,rehile . ir • riiCh , JXiir ri ale', .-,‘.
immediate polliaitiii:linprOAtiatntfir ~
~,,SY:::'• ..
Tii# deter/Celt - 6u ibii 1.414:P1(,4bitita'10.4"12:-
'no wltt 'l , 'lttOst ',
sain. P l ,it.'C'o 4 ,oitr.ii ,'lik4 ,HAioii,
at ressiOti,point:Where:ll efilOtilllCefiell ithip .
-from-Agate'Creek ' to; .Vii liimaitititts;,**„ . se.,
pied- by' federal ", troop ' , Ha l *Altar o,tar-,frofilan •i •'
are:pushing forWaid, iliarreiierlifio,ptitiollir..".
natters Junct ion, ari,,eilitl kiltivtrh'ittpietgr a vil le •
bec kwe rd ' Mir Veniont, - end are lailpfigifir: 10 bli *
retiring ownichmend; , It is . tiefliveittlilit,eiti,...
I t
ington , thet - s the evacuation of'' , Ulttilliti.C - i'_:ro 3'
'lnd 114 ' , '0 1 :iitenY,Iii3OtiliOdit 4 .bikl,t , ': , ol:lSif. f? -
..
/Sr's' idea ins up the , Joimee-itiveC Hifi* i'st,is,-,,?:
the direction of litehtnend; t ha tiiii*Siiii.•:-.- ..
not-polysitelt Withdrave.their ferc'ep:tiriailitliter.
litter pOint foi in ettiCk ori:Weehlititt*";..g.
:,}.Oilti-vi-Al,ol.iiiii'lind ila". o */iilkteliiiiilitsf.. 'i s --
lii:streygitiened.by --the . erilist" - , torlaSilliblial -.'
troops . ,Pitt,i,.fitt addit,l9ol'4lol,4,4o.C.Ctif;il=.:.
Pio et,' there, ", amag . - : - Whick , ao , 4iiksliviear . -.
I s 4.
carp, of ailillvtr ftoM.'l ol l .-. ,bPiiili#o4:: - ' a
regiment lit tfiliii4liiii . tinviiivitiE, ''',,Wfitrilt: '
reglaents,- arrive the linik Wi11.4."11# '.' id . .
several miles turf ber'from. that, o p i t q ; ‘- , -,:sy , - , ,.. .
. . Ili* sws • b l . sliiriliSfigilllit hi aks‘k.9l -40 Ia
i . hW Viflistv, ' , .(licvi - JaCkliOrt i : :of: tittfisillittAlsiii
cimiliuing hie Sight from the. eoPittiVlTOWili ' ''
City, bilegpiirsued:•hifedireCtrOp*,)'
Portent. inoveMent, of federil L : to9p ir . PIC
made at onceioWtird§"t; Claiiis; it'':irkitiirgii.•
merits are to be InPainped .tAithln, ttirp , Ailere,,
march of-that' city-..four ar,iloonlil,lllool.filut
nt ' Cieeyville. 'A eamp,,,iit -finis waritif-10111'
merits meentinii,witrtie citsblijibitotislissi... .
It Is said. that qitl Sfittit2.filillt iii, heti, - 11#44011.. ... • .
in, the •, coon:tit I :lmmediatelybothtloo *Ebotb
sides of'. Iberia! lefouilliver.: treorpr: i theAgies• '..
frontiar•tp Soon vllle.' , <:? i="` - ' . "• - -'4: ; 17 :'.4. - ' , 54,, , :i .
Advlteii',have . ktern.. *id it/4 '.., by fatilt.,4lol , .: ..
teat in' ili f i Ck , cii:c.aitti . lil , pl4, -, piitotro.;4llli .
0
:come 1 went y thousand: Malicfv4o 140,10 , . .
take' piece Abe 114 Inif..'ibei,Pititll4;; YR,
tiii`lelt pai ,. fectlytitiorekto . ..ii#f . r ' : 4 '
be' Mike - t be', it teitilit . ;" 143 0•kFli,tistlirc'',if s. .
lind.bseit'proinkett aid, treat fiCentocktillill' .4s•
siiiiri,i, - •, : :' -- - :' ~ ' 4 ', ~ .i, " ,; , :v ., ,, c:,- d,', ;:.
The entire three million. Ohlii.P,iitVa s ' .
nia .State Join hei'beiri taken' tit.lits - if . t, 41416 -'' •
izni end - Initillitteiii . pirthe , Stats.: .6 ::ooo.o.oll
the bidinnit fourteen hundred &Okra itniarieste.
then par, . :::,.. -., :, : ...,-, - .;- - ...7, , .:: .. ,. ; , 1 1 .?. , :i:." - , , ,•41,. •-,
-• Another chirp conflict lie - liel'ilikeir: ' iillllt- . ..
:gin's- sines: °Or. list Istliiiii;.!.` - .;nrtiViir l iftici - -,`
ere,' Sehinek % 'it ar i kkire,S, , 3e,PtirligSkS*lo4*" - ,
ilefivritFeiv , e4 . : from the; chistroiliiitAlkli, ? '
1 0
f
mend 'on the eolith aidv,ol4ibi PeilOiiiii,til 4. .
'4OP'," t 4 iiiiafiarly inv. mbl,iimi.ioo - f /Pt
regiment 'Pi:. ghtio - Yettantiara E ,9ol;:,:: o4c
litill firriciiitlid l iif(l O h lkiO 4 !" 4 - 0 T.44 '1 ' * II - ,
1 0' Haiiiflo,hkik rltil raid,' Skiiiiii ',tilt lirtliti -
Jact fool. iinporient . point ir , ::iiiTlatillideeilarOli
abject 14. the;trip'WeirOltaiirfitte4!Pirpt,*p.
tiolinetic#;:aiiil far, ,lii,t!,..i.iie.f:t.loo'ir.kb*iff-areil..,
.!,i..11 , -;::t4.4iAlli'd-,,l, f i,i l ..,,iiij o r i itt -hr i :tiut 41.1relet
and, Ike tolopir-Pflertguerrlihk, tie Itielrilerin ' .
which:the Connecticut regimsiiihart . PriaiSitiiity ,' •
pesse4 slam "the ' !hie^ lkilt:hei r ti,„' i llri• - ti4rtte,`...by • '.-. . .
some person find O'li e : i t tii ii 'l;l l lili - tO r tilkiiillf• ~ -:
Jai .Vienna,
_its tli . few ritniiittittir -:ciiiiirillifes . .
in th'e train Were turning t'he:coryitlyinkiliksif:
battery suddenly opened-'fire:: upon Ittittiooa; .. . :
with
,00ciif wkat fa tel 'effect.. ~ ''':Tkir`lpirillf.':Staiit ~ ....
well '..pirac,4l,. eothmending' ..etieeo , ,foi, Of t.the ''' .
.... -
!railway; intt-the fire,,Could 'hot :.bO.l l O-tOlOO4 :Sky .•
our'troupe, nor could . the batteries fairtrittfisaill.. - ,
ed "or i urned, ;be : mm.l of - the - 'nature-, prjkc
ground. in 'Conseg pence iii't hi, iingtep*r.lo4-. . .
lag a 'hasty Tait 'ailt With t li e )o'acilliCtli,e, A. •..
troigis were - deprived.of a rittilitri,polttiow i d - - , :
of 'ail_ means of ~. trinePorta,no,. n - .'. - :fer, - „*Y1011. ' '
except by - means of litterithid; blesiktiti')ii ... ', .
Wi t bits nil ing '. t belie ltieitOintaitilt,-Atk;VeiPe, .
retired '•i tv n gond' iirdec t r i ty 14' ,P4ltit 'tsliterg ;they
awaited, .reinforcements: ': Liter inesei4ePre- '.
sent.' all, things euleit'at - Viennit..,thit the, - treri, - +;
els had : retired; and . teat about s . ,oooilititrie - •
trutps, with a- battery, weire : cimipeilitgici4,l4t ' . .
,„,'
• -P1:4111 fortress. Monroe milieus) ,theillse, ...
' itarrieit'Lane had 'been injured in ell 'iltiliiiii* '
•rpent with 'some unknown vessel.
‘ ,. :L,The'itiapiegt. , . . .
once of n” Britroli . ' Man; of, ii,i!i-'..1k.1141f1,0.0.
,Roadithed sot speculation afloat' ea tii ilk adjunct : " 1
of
,the iiiit, aid - the vessel::wel, closely ' -
: 'An
:attack On ..Yerit town, ' 4 -,, union '
-litiailo
we'u extiected vory,shortly tn'ttilte'-git4c4f. - :!-:,,,:',',', ,
Troops ar a iojtiilg " Cii nc e kir a ted '#-Ititi:Papitai
in large 'numbers.". T veld ve,...regiinekticw,htigtri, ' '
ally, intended, o,have beiri,added ',to- Ccn: Pat:. --. .....
terin,n's command, have beets Orerettiotepott. ' '
at Wishington. l ..'. ' l''''‘. ''''' , '
:,`..:..r,, ~, ..:
'. A Bailie ii • rePOrted, to hii4l4 iliken piaci at' . .
Bonneville, in ' "21 , 1isiourli s lite4wleiil, the Rigiee* .
treopsdndry Gen. tyoit .and,t h eSta t e re , -
under Gercrat:' Pike. v. It k stated that 300 . .
State, troops Were killed 'and '6OO taken priers's'.
Cr,, while, the Union lois
o 'ra's,bat t 7: Gen, -
Price le said 'to be' iortally - .wounded: Several; .
lather . akirinishes are likewien reported..
...
Tug DYING Wogns OY Sertaron DOUOLAN:*
The Chieigo Mound soya; For a long tig,e
previous to his, death, Senator Dangler; had
beat in a, semi-consulate shondition. Daring
thamorging of hie death hisjipind and puerile; •
rallied saniewbat. Ad his 'Mooted,. and `loving,
wife aat at his hedaide t . soothing
.him with those . tender words and *Wens
whlch only a woman car. einploy,she gitted'the
lying sisteshon'it had "IT
to hie boys ' Stephen,and Rber,t,'He •gggiggi,,gg • •
first nut to hear the question, aid 'lshii, rgregggg
it. Rs l / 3 ,11 18 his al: 6l l l2 ft hi.i oFelltindleSPllVls
and his whale frame gleaned +ter
,ttilite
ant wered «Yds Tell Atm, riatiCtif'
and -
Sp; to
mita
fie ml
upon
hign,s(
op t 9
replie4
mOnnel
death
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