~ .
, ~,. . ,- 1 '?. .
,- ,'. -' . 1 ©- 1 . '
A
' J - . .,.., '.. -;, ' • ~',,i, : s '„t . ' ‘. ' kii , • ..4,
'',!,•,. 'f4, i 4 . A „ i V't
: , 1 i . : 44 is k - k* , —t,
k , v v,
'-'S .t,,r t 1 . 4 ckrll , i t , , ,fis,
VOL: 4.
,41I'..tica#-.,,oion'..,,p;iiicip,:4t,
• P.I.JIiI;IS/IRD 'EVERY SAT 1.16.1 lifolt;thW,
• •
SkET4PORT,. TA.
COiiiTE .O.F I'.ll7l:lj.dC
--" - $ 1 66. in Advance
Rates of Advertising
1 Coburin 'en e year,
x ft ". ..4!
Ail. 'leeway ,
One ertuareof I . 2ltniel or trim tiotertie s n..
i.lll l utuferinent .. ...........
Carritiorttli .
- RUN or ''lgure svoric I'l.olo th 3 . 611 V • 1:1i . ,(4
Two relines itrerier type, or eight llnns tionpareil, is
rsod 1 e,qn ue,
.• 7 t I.11:11,19 w.lll . l,o'Abictly adhersditt:.aril
Piii)ittOi. - ;•.:..ZirectOvi).
HYDE EpUSE,
090 . 10 b 'Pro priotor.
'DOW and fern fOted .in al, ! .lern tyle: lykg cr.,otn
•• in and r e ?pe etc + -a ripit.,Cluss
Cu. Alay '2l,lt.tiu • • •
ELIaltD 1:10TEL,
..,. . . .
lons "Triilit,
,PFopriator• ' This lwaige , is situated' hair
' .way between- Sine thimr't and (.),qa.n.' A. cHuvenient.
. ,an a'munuiluni i 11111,4 •; attentive nnd.ebliging attend
.- auto, and 1',,W.. prk.,..' .
... . .
.
.
••
- Eldred . - May 17', 1.00.. • - .','
..
. . ,
• ,A. •D:•ItAMIJ4, *. • .' ••• -, .
.. , . . . . .., .
Su'rveknr, DrLft4in, , n. ( . 011vq.trcrit, •nitd. t;cal, 1., , it , • ,te
Aptit. Suletliport; % . 1'1.,,,ttl ei,ki.,y,,1' . .. ." , •-• ~• ;
•
WILLIAM • '
Prmclical )I^c 11:112,elLui11Or,
,upgl,,ny, .APL••n:t P,411ty,,F.t.
.
-• ' • • • L. BROWN, ••
UIIV-EY.08.; I`SM
.I.:• ; tate A ~ .12t• .1.:1; Ve,:n , “
. ,
,
Itou
I; •
.10%.•A%
OaI;VAYO 110 J SE,
, . .
I: S. 1311S11!* Pr , inri. “or. C.,? . .."1`,. T:' , 1 . 11 ,,,,, `„i! co 0 , .:1
L,-, i. ~.,:,
~,,a,.1.,,,1 c ~ Vor, 14P' 5•.;?. , ,
~ . ',,1'0‘.-ev.:lt.-
. ,t,htoti'ivill i,,n.,i i ”; - t.!6 'pr ,q, ,,, ,,±01.' .to t 11, • cof , ll,lt
.al Pt t',..t.3 or 11:9 c.ttc,t4, ..- ' , ~ ,l 1nt.:3.19,11
FORM: 110IITSE,
P:11:1!, S.lntrr, 0',1,1. N. Y-•
31-11-1:1•Pt
n iiit ll• Ace;.: nrkl i fur° - , ' 11 . 1 .• !) 311.1.;;;Ti
111 , 3
'•• ill r
•Yo ' rk• r•,,n
Lrie 111..1 • ..• • . .
inCD.ON D: HAgLII
ATTOIPirT .1T 'UAW; ,P
. A.tetit. for • M',•4,4
0.11 4 )f:i PIV f I.‘ 1111 i •Irtt
Telni . .tI.IIL :1'• , •4 ;
tint l'oem!:).1- , ii, 111] Ti! IT ~;1
E.' BOUGUTOii
. ~ .
Ft
...I.t.'nri . ley:anl.'C.mn , ...l:, 44. 1 . ,.t0. :,... , 11 , ..,:r.t.i .I'fi
..'.:,
Cal; )?r, - P.i. ' , 1:l , t1 ,, ..9,:‘ ,. 11,11 . .te; 1 t•o It , :
~,• 1..< ,r , :',l'N .o.;, 1P... , ,r tn 1 ,/..k• wi',l. 1...", I, ..1,,••:v
gt.td - 1 LI Ito . 0./....111.1..!te e:ii...t. Itol,;!.. ~,..”:1
;YR . .. L.'S`...W . I.SWE R,
nv .iy, rtni 4 i1.... 0.1, !. , io* -1• 1, 71:, , . I'i, .tvtll -O.Pn.L.
. ai , ”• , ,,,,i0:10 , '.I • ..C.•ip . ,E , r . , 141: - ... - ,4.,' alic.• I.lk - ' l'.l .
tv' , ll 111nf.;: , ..•,..nil 11,,• - ..
. .
Till NG,.S.: lilt tl, , it.
Nrhol.4,in I it I 0,11
(I'o ,I! , dv,%l,‘ it^r
r+. Sit
• I kke.• A.
. .
JOHN C. D.IC.K.TS
Tay . 5,11,'i",!0,'":,"..*,
1:,.;;;1):
T.T..),1j13
Co •r,;•• izi.l
. -:: .1
,„
;
Ail:
'.S%ll;l' ,rt
. ,
• VAtT, 7.Y 1E,..12$ !.I„' • . • •
(1 . ,6 V115 . .11011.0
frontn•q• . , til,prt t 4•90 i.. .J.. • ~'•; ' 0
• an.l - 21t!•iii,!1•:: tri - 1,•;..in , I 0.1 , t,,t) 011 , ~1 4,1•to,1
1,7 S. B `) q
,
Deller in Dry (::,n l+, f; 01,`, 1 (.11111111,,v,
It mts. 4 lt" ti
to 40 tho''L oltv Sin any. ^.li)r. thio,rt
, . .
EDIP.37IIUMN.II:itrS•E: - ' •
Shipien. P. r. L 1 4 7'N If.
coat ti , 1 , 1 I ' I lr.:;•• •
ttnj I , I
PORT AI,LEGAv,Y• v •,
l'•nr:
I{ , 6llC , llPity 0 Li.
.'ol , ,,;ituy !Liu,
1,..,,•‘ , .‘; of Arnet.lip;')rt.
. .
.. , •
.. To -Tho33 Interested in - P.li.:iii):: - ti.).1.r 1
31coerat Lairds:
- •
. . ,
. . .. . •.. .•
.
W. 1 t r i,',. n .,T,1'•:;:',„',1?.' ,11 , 1 1'. '.-‘;:;':;i: * :i?••::‘' . .::.:"V''' , r n," .,.`,
.tien, ,I, r- ~ at ,i:vr; bit ni:i.ti. , ,il as t., t , i. V N1,171.:1 . .7
MINN, ~ Sze ...Vlll , O 1,1:1,1,,,i1: hi'4' 'Ann . ,-, . 0 .it r,,•:.,
All no :et'-'try 'in I ~liabl,.inf,rolAt ioil :.. I:e,1 '.. ,, rwe'at lb.
' , l,3affiv.r dill N Lily,:. ..
. ,
8,, rt. tet, M' Kele Ce ~ ',Nee lb 1.,0,- . • • -..
. .
. ..
.
'
Art. 1n1gy....1.-r•I. v.v. Surf'lu, irr, )I''Kilti..i. , ll., l'l,
•.. Colleotions [lrt , nliv . ly•tinviood to, • 1,1.. 11, 2r,1
BENNEYY. H011:,E;
~,ethpert.Nl'Keen 11.1tiev, Prlprif:tre•
-.:.'eppeqite the eneyt A nue : . .u,,,•
Otis awl well fernished , hewie. • • • • . •
ut ~FI:111 ASO N, . •
Denier im,StornA, WdrNltinpannq 'SN'arei
RI le. or the l'oblit Sinathiqi, l'a, r t...
w irk dine to a... 4 • r•.n. an tin
most sulistanliat wanner.' ,
DENTISTRY
'AL A. SPA lCittr. m , 111.1 rOlteutftr.ly I:lnnr , unri•
*altlzim9 I.
ant vicinity, I 1 it
• up'iiti offico, 881 ii prpiared to :ittrt`ll , l , o
inhlaprafe,i•iii. Artificial teeth iqmortv.i 11!! , ,r1 'I•
Ontjr.o Bn lB,, J:, , }ii k•%.
Prosaiiinq the Al' 4:penttions it) i•
drone in nOtillfl.l iitnnnur. . . • •
A. J. NOURSE
•
• .
..,. . . .
~ .
Dealer. to Stovotf. Tin Witro' i .11‘prinO!I NVitrr, ..C!,l ,•wr 4 t
.. eivi - kq . Ote l'oltlll3 -titiol,,,, sottkport,
,Ni. • l'il-co'll
..: work done' to' ntolt,' . .stittrte-t waive; arid in tltu
: . - . • -
' , moll, .at Latent Po to ttott,:, - •.
~ - • .. . •
B. F. HACKPIT
. ,
. .
. .
Aitniriornn I.omi r 0.311C:4 LArr . : .sl oPP"' r P".,; 11l 07
-tan , l 00(1°04 fal'olfo”,.:lle!t,..“ l on I elk otlonthro
.'. , Prompt otton , ioo po.ol to Colloction4: uppe,-East
"eni P.Lll.llinch—Socori.llPinnr. • -. . • )
Av:HAjARER
Jsit•ELLsn, Enst Si to nr.thv Secon.l Dqor"
•Netth.of Dt..o.•r
In W,Mehe..ol.)ek , nrrl Jrwolltiry. rieutitly
Exiimitfid arid Wari:Kpetd., • — : : • •
•. • •
• .11:!COY, **,
SOUTH-EAST ; coßNtg MAIN STREET;
Smothpart, Pa
, 00
au 00
.. 1 00
...1!:U
,entr j r Keeping others (+flew the
'coonitettre of the ' Woi toefaiency.ol
.ttie 111o!;k41 , 1,ei Jiver a Whole
coo st,..must -be flecqisarOy imperfect,' +vat big
another. ground of ronsithi:nt,, iffeae hill
rttgisrdeq . faS •of le ti.rnpor'tancte,cOtriparett
With the gr eat osterralint;:thecte'Ssit ofYeo trf-:
riserrteaod of:ihduStry, in t he, way. of W
ail! bl'Oree,l, ittlf sI a rOt., -.lt is.oVer
yett..r.slOcet.the..he'4irtning . .of Stic(;s'sjkilii
,ehit( t ,
too . htlts;:yo';,:wlth Bnlirece ., leatcti
tiy, an:tar..the firtichitte
,II '.rear, taititiog,. has been (loot?
It.rB.tict: ra4es,Or ithe' bell igcren ts .confrortt each
a'Lrr trithdut striking, ; 'hod the se . r
still while Etitto'p The G
foth,t,t ant I he' Iti, , yobktioii ocei;j;ied.
by t.b.6-'sus.penitiri
p.t
I.:‘
k, i j by ,1 rt , ort to P r, r "'my
fi, (*;1 . ...-qilli:v . W,,.l . ii . r I hrt . itrirt4 . ;11.va'y ~.; 1 . ,:r . i1T of
r. to
intcat..ll
i,:s!oratioll UlJrlill j JIIYd
fSwiope C'JO ,, IOI lo;C:;•.'r'11 • wait
:ief.o-Dp!is•lirw!ot of prtri)o , , f;.iii icLirtr 1S ;. •
:ft i!TITti' , S(II 'Si.
;:• ur,!
a: -1 1 ."•d 1 4 ,15 . T . , ; ,
P.171 . .f1J:. aril s.(2'cur , J, aWitlice
c; •
. .
;1.t!!..iCe..:r.1.4..' , ;1.1 cot ion.a . lll
t , What we
i• and iive?
,1:1; 01,1-
0 . 1 ,
otiA:r:lvay •
ill!
t •1p . .-i;)-r , v 0:, , ,?.! lat:t;
TI S ,1.•:!:!i•
I==lE=l
1111=1111118
T! ' t' i1 n, ' . .1!" . !P , .1.11:t.1,1*.P.f
li,tc In rpm,' ; and bcr.y a re.
,ce (Qv.
undor
e r.ll t
.tn,,cl;
h r ir
,i.c.n.' , ..-::gc . lt . i.,l' •A!,;.:tht . ly If.; v....,11:'..,!' , whii
fl lllr, ,, Ln , inrs.::,r tL"
irt , ll , Rl . e'nthssitrz" up
tiint
vii:: p , ^i . !'t o . n. y; r.',11 . :; , ,. it ( : 1tt..,.,T :1)..,,:.',1...in:i
'11.: , 11 . p t pet 1+ rf.n;, ,- 111 1)::p it
t rya k -racy an! ssu
the. ertrifly
•\l '' l.o !-;)
1. ' OO
.P..t.iid,vt.l
1;..1 ? • T , :,„1 r0.114 . 1 . <!Ni, in 11101 11 t. Val fl T an
1.,v,1 iF61icc! ? 1;,;C:) : ?
'lY ' e 100
r'..-..er !!in,. Itrniilr r In tb?rn tee
ni ,;evotic?:),•4l . l cri and,
N. vor
I,etoic pr. iic•nCe
hlrc:cut
v r• 110( aZ 4 . can
be . ,b;4 yiy .I‘ , I flo actp..
tvlit) tlyt , m ! ' .Tl)ry may b) •doceivr;t .
41,1 lOto4 s:ec[lllty:;.. buttvlmnthr
;lit;
tfeli;;vo
enPrg.y:-an , .l Facr , ih,l , t•ot . Mn;
.1 ( 0 as rrpul rq r in 11)4ir,..1t01
afore I,llp. 17 0 ,; 5 :„ .
~,,,f;t11 0 :or , 4
. 11 7
Argas; , , •
. . ,
The val . oalirm of , I 1?4. - qs 6 nal
•iothr4 sohj.iet to
if;5;:i69.110,567., 'tipun whieh:tiState
,l'ax of $1;470076 hit's ,(•( . .n as , ,ess*.=(l:: The
-
porole,thoy of tir slate, according to the census.
!if :wes ;2,0 . 21i0.1 . 6 taxable.
FOREIGN' INTERV.IIITIQN
ivas: reported. on, Saltirdaydastt,,- 'on "he
faith 01.-.1) lot ter.from WEED,; the
recog
;die 'the indc . o',.-ttidence of the.,Sdat'horif Cenfed-.
ttrAcj.,. to open otiibrdclodn of Soil t n
pords i and ihis'itorpOse;was 'to •be.announced
tu the Ltigisittlit',e Council on
..rail ft, • say; t
;'There is tiOthi , i'g
in Tcflott- that - intttiligfutttricp lime . n, II
long. unlit-lino d. %Vu p(csunnt that the:grounil
t htt Eitipc:ror will a.blocka•le
is notan us.i •whidli - a go:eiiirri'ent
• ;. •
its parts and t hat o f pop. r. Pr. 4:
ceding in such a Casu t is a
Avi..,t•i,.,ho_brpa%ir g or :7:01: (I
kr%nt,Ptrnih nltlell - Cht
,crd
tv,Tr,
I;. , ;ltStt tlt tr ;zit cl tl,r C DTI
; .11
y.';,Z, T) . O %%11
' 11 1 t
~ 1 ., :,~..~ ':7f:'~t
.vom ,
t!!:: ,can N
he 'tkritly nhieh 11,ajs..1,t:cy,
;' I, :I • .C. 104.1
•rQ
'144
- '<
- . 5 .
\'/ •
. .
! '::S?;11 - 1 1 TITIPQRT,' - 111,'Ic.FAN.::COUNTY,...PAI:i,":$AT,URDY..P1 . .'B.:i . 2; . 1f.46.
IIIILITARy AND NAVAL AFFAIRS
During tha. past v.Peolt the country behn .
elecrrifickl.NViih another, aucceia.....:The navy
has 'an frirpoi s ialit victhry;ihtla E :'
bombardment , and •reiluedioifof For;iienrk
Tennegsee — rivey,..:whicid is about-55 mite ('
from Pnducithi Eastern Kentucky . ) .
.50 tones np the.•Bilr, tSas reeent,li"
held by ; (len..Harnidirr}'.\larshall,a_fill his-gang
of •rmirainlers, wh . M seized' aboof..,everydlifinf
;they ('multi Try their hands some leases .
fearing' the •loyal people destlrnte IoC almos .
esMy. comfort: : ~Colonel Garfi'eld, the'hond
of some 4 000 Uniim iroopi,'dro.ce back DM - a::
..••• . •
phrey and hia..man,• and AS - now encamped at -
P . a . inrs-villf:..• .Prlcriton and Ilarhaarsr are in KY:,
an4l(itOxyille)Ti.tiri'eisee, nn4 a little. Wait.:
t'rarit,.:Soniers'eti•-•Mill Spring nod-- i\lorificeDo i
are all. larnotia places. Still farther west
,are
Green and -Nashville:-
and farther still Foil_ Donaldson, •Fhrt Den:
ry, Padoe,M; and .cll.inipprtiint
lOrnbus, \vhichis•no'dnabt soont . q the thca•
try of a great bat .
The attack oit.:Fo'rt LlPory..began on thO 7th
inst , ;illl:3o o'cincit in, the forenoon. •••
Oit.r 'of bat tie - 1.65: on -the loft,,the
the
iho•tiroo being•.ll4o: s'hi.p;.• ha viri2
board 1 7 1 ! ie.
in line-Of li'attio, the'
le”e!h ht;ad; When•af.l2 30
pc Or,r7ino.att 01 - wor!ll I, aspd imm-iltAkely
h:on‘tilotjowe.lstot..'7
. he: .on.- I : el,ponse, find
for ha I f:eo hour •.
...todody •• .
110 , 1 reto min!!
'3OO. yankof-thin Ptiems's we to a'
thin poured 'Ho 9:t heat.: idit.
itw
It :t , •,1 array; I -.10C.. the
alope . engagetl. Al 1;40 the
s' el; his •• ":.
•Ait ,, r sokr . eilile'r. we found: the rebel in.: .
favby enennip he lo , t,
font. nr five rhoo , : orol th 4 rA)-
H .11111-1 - I ; ','Offti).lity itt,!.opu'hihil
'I two
rio , t rnPliolf , ,i "17 ,Itit,,..tr , rl4t:y J 3 anil.3l
. 1 1 one .I ! eitilf
shots' diirtio,mted :2 qt then
Yrivirqs
baling ibe
Pli , Z , ll4olrtet , j; 010611 . ..1h,Air
had :but. ploy n 'efforf,
iiO 4 :IIIF S k t 4ll . lly the'ritTrber.
1.1(11.) . , of iv,ii- . l,r).cirst.tr's., 'Teif , " lost lit'? It . til,tl
.
. .
Jet! - -evr , ryt hin4 in on-i f flight:
A Nast '.; - 1.1 9 1 1 1 1 . 0 s opihands,.
.I.fdrge'and vslir.6le
,
in trip ‘.n2 . .t .t riement Cini-innali was
I 11.17tz. tea,
tY:61•1:•.. Ela.! 'olfioei..Ft!olYa . ta. Cop`,
Sten - 1131e to . eth
I!,a rnair.y ;1,ti! . 1•: .3l' shot , , some of
i:Ja•i , rely t itri'ayli r. • •
-Vs'••:c ••'a'as efipo- , 1 abnat .hall
ticaollq!.l ii 41,1,190 hf:nhl,v.litrlA
. stendil).
rnr
hrr
^l.‘l hr,,cg!l ot • h,r
la t• 411 . ,: i
I, $ P. I.3itt•
T 6.• ueC.
dP.t.\ r
;t
to g:• !0 -,p; A orrit:l;;Brit
)ft on Ow tor of bni.n
pl , l
• • '
\V:(.
j r~;. - n .. i,~~
•
t.)l 111,. at 0 ,, . rll.li of st!'arri.
1 - ‘vefr dro‘v'n , d.
d and Iwoi
trivil*wirifid- , d, and five rrt.lAtdv.v...
N;)c.ii=totir;ci.c.n
, fi,:,l2 , t‘lloi a Id .sht.-ILI , d1.111)011 ilwrnl:o;, , , rain,
N., ! t a flhp, ii.fiel”-;d, nod Milt ch.er'ormr) cheer,
..sl)bt aid the en;t l )y. •
. It i tical he,:irrotitit.,;( . .plunzlee -
J6Ol e4by ihr 'victory t 1%11!1' . and Tort
lleurf w;11 exek;q,,,l .. one
,Onr'.of the • 'N...1 piosesortietvs
- which heerts, is I
Gen. 'perinsiiles• expeititien. ~After
vexatio4felay;
tilde, he al last get his . expilitiort under way
-! . romdia!teres.up Pato'lico Bsood on -I'.ificeS. , l;i'y
the fithin toward. Roanoke Inland,
I:ieb seree'sas . ..arard or key to All.sermarle
TIo; iOand self is a leiot, seven miles
lonit avid i.t..Ne lath the isiand-itsell
at Nag's flew! anion tbe:lnainkand, s.froc;s.foi..•
t ifico tions have been. : tlunsm up, and, arcr;rd
in4
. t o j e t e ifi g eneo tarred' from secession
ssa - s.b• , ;ideS•an Coirenched.camp
to 1 Ite' Cenier
Mairvi,-Gtperal 1101, 6f .. Noith Carq•
Id es ; flat the v.,linrif Ex,
- . e . xdrrs ordi!oiry fie.hting en.
tiro .I , eTore notiecli t was 'sen ,
.
dos - e n . In. re:ref - ire.. - . the :po'-itio.o.k Utirloy .1 . 110
tfis . • modernpoenergeS, G- ernl
IMch ti.soldier, wes*
prOrnised a very i•rceptinn to .
that Getter eeroi!i•lccedat: he:•et
-1,1"e1;•nr. Bus oside's arrival at.
41.6t;;r0s inns nown‘rit least . i%Y,enty (la*fs . .
tOre . uilUrclei•tht
er!titiy a rnpl, , fo.rrepa,te (or it... •
• • Thiti,+fnrr.jatiyilf.ii valilie as tg the time the
tflt.•t;tta'ck an 'ltnitake'•ifland b Fan, but we
ledge, trein thernea.e . r details at hand, thatis
%..oromonee,l nn Friday; affifthatilh'e isl via!
raker: prigse'ssinnl,nf.'nn s,itulak, at wl!ich . tiMe
friree•o(Vajoo:troOps were larnletl.l
• The.secessiopiettOwl a emit fleet' of 'gun.
boats,* under : commend of Capt. Lynch, *rho;
CA PTURE.OF . FORT HENRY.
eve uhiterstand, conducted the farno4DetiklSes
F.SPedifionliddle.he was officer in the U. S.
:siaey.' Onecf . the vessels' of . .t his. fleet was the
prOpeller Faiin,y,'• which.. *as iapitired by. the
rebels in P.atrillco Sound'aboilt 'the time flar.
•
terns 'ryas taken. It ie reported'thst
fleet . was :completely. .destroyed . .. :The ex a ct
nornber otrebel troops on the
.istand is not yet
tcribii.n, but Gen. Huger; commanding Ncir
ibik,.teigrophed to ifichmond that % oill'y tiO es.
The • 12:chniond ..E'zrvir.irreri of the 10th; in ri
seyir, "The Joss of en entire
eriny c'eitnibly...the most
•rreinful.eeeiii n f.-1 he • writ... The iiitelligenrool
y'es'reiileir by` telegrenh is fully:coriOreleil.=
Twenry4ire horitl,ed tioops.on en island
in :the sea were • e'xposeil: to the 'force of the
Bun side,fleetl They.resisted with.the 'Most
detetrnined ronroge; but when . 15;000,Fecierel
Creeps yverelandedagainst them, retreat' being
cut off by. the eurroun'iling element,
.-they were
forced toseriender. This, is'a repetition of the
Hatteras„affair one terg-e.settre.i',,
Some 700 fiilioners.were' taken at ITatteratii,
and if this is on a:rimett.hirger..Sc'ale we . pan
safrily.put down i.thal..captUreil .
3;000. rthe. repotteltliout the lose in killed and .
ooundeil are,%%ngee , buli.the:.Conie . deratetv ark: .
nowletfrge about 300. killed and 1,000 yfoui defl,.
aMtine the' latter is
tlivtirtiontli-a eon the. .exigoverioar;_ Gen,
it seems was ill-at : Neg)s.klead,, and When
became (fang - 60)1's . jie •wo placed
in-an ambulance. and removed
This% was very intfoitunate, - as he . .could have
do beef whatever in it - ie.:fight, and thna. fE.
yped.'being made Norfolk
Day /34i0 ..stats't hot -Ge'n; Burnside'advanced
in fullturce Upon ElisabeikCity; and began nn
attack - on that iirace • ;.The 'citizens' lindini
i.i. , taiice•vitin'e - variiiited 'the place; but .befbre .
y 0 .set fire. to the town.: par
tiCiiliirs:of 'this important , enkagii r ritent will . be
looked for with deep interest.'. • . •
Wise'oniin was one of.the Slates 'which at.
tempted ; to overt-tile ihn'ilecirion of. the United
S,tnitei,Coort - the Slavery ,q6esiion,'irr : lBs9
cing `of'nuli(criliun'resolu•
't ions,. In their Lesislritilre,'a few dayi
the thet . c . former .
artion,was passed, only. seven
the negative; . " •
114'Se/i Veit, That'joint iltesoltil ton s 4 'of
!dre'..:Lrgishiture of thre Sr ate of. the 'year 1859,
f' , Joint P.esolutions relatige to th 4
Ciiiiiin'oVlhe:SiiptyCneHdourt, reversin'k
ri; , to° ort he Supreme Court of Sr is . eonsin;" be
acrd the•sairie hernby• explingerl..; • .
The tollawlrg reaol.tiOn wakliassed by:three
issi.nting votes
Tilat- no' State'or this 1 111i0T1 hn
she il.o;t,ao:dely or resist th.l,'lwS of the Fed
oral Governtheni; lint Should ii•: . lzl n p filling rint
support to Old etstoreernent of the laws
ws. a:. their'operatioti
in whirl case the oply rightful remedy. lies in
their rep,ill or.hoylel atirogatiee; 1.
• LA . N4. - - 2 - IL is enriiiiini.(/ (hat Drig . siliei; tan/.
iy . tl .tN Ft! ' l,ll. fric•ul
ent' in ttiva Mtn. the Seim, :
ratiieOrniritnirlie. walls anid-axpeated.te hitee,
hilt' Mr, Liero n'ppaT nn
entfY eimintosithe
'bri'g n itlie:' at : a I n ntver ihan . the hater
does himself, and steel inea, 'leaving hiiqsuhurd.,
.Threate khat Line
tvondil,redorn do..ddie .Sendte and badgai
.th'e
Pre,lllonti hive 'even been ernriloyed bend
him to the lung . hiftai-'s.wiattes• ; .1 1 / a ehnigtOn
'-PtrosPniiilidit-nrthe7ime's . says t
"' Senator P.+imeray, hatdan internliev/vt:i!h the
Cri': , Zildeht on the snOfject, hut - lila latterwai
!mantle to see' n . rix , w 7 iy of .the
exiiineie . idgett., Lane to hai'e arranaed 414-
itqs :vitli . Geo:-.lttintiti- at 10•71 Vt:
worth, . 'renterritett,: - nyhile' fie was
hanya•anmniond 19,.
000 . 1ilein hadihil no liPtt'ol Geri..
llonter, or in any way interfering with his
co • rnmantl, This is evitlerittyjlie end . af the
Lane expeilttinit." •
ft is etli••ast the end *oftnne for the present
Let all ileeent•,people enngretnlate th • einseves
ut behalf of the ranee o('t{ve Union..• •
Pint I . lErt:TiinotlC . tr.—A gentleman. had OCCII•
FlOO to serrrl ris'dau;t+tterrtipCo the gat ret for
same oracles he wanted. • The. 'child :returned
crying; and
. upon being asked what the.iroiabl ,
whc, ri , plied 7 - ,, Thiit- 'the snow had silted in
upon the gisrOt, stairs; and 'she. kind slipped
doe, n and hurl hersellj' •-''Well, 'lid you ale
• Von get iv hat-,1 'told your' enquired her lather.
Sh 'r plied t Hat 'she had nOt • “.Well t
hepxetairnod,'startin. , 4 op; goi I gueiti '1
atil'f elia; I of n.llitie snow:"
• A rer give the child. •observed that
I , ,h f , hopeil papa ismittd tail junta little, to pay
hid) for faughiu;! at . he . c. 3, •
n distant biiinpine anil roll
hoard, tteicrnrwiigit by 1 I lie sotinfLot
i.ippressetl tyratti, The tarhily listened.
inrens, e, re; . h!tt the übj , •et of their
quite' as soberly as though
notti , titt had ham:trued ; • •". .• ,
rt tsg ei l thii•l , :vo . rootrl above; anti as' hr
nprtrotiefted Abe •ot . the'rstiti,rs; thi . indertto
not---“Opt.o the chamber door • Next,, yen
have irie tiumblin4 clowrf , herei . and
jt's . SO ;Idik ncy , •!!! - -,IIOV . fhp
, :e,terce was cover
,fini • sittt4. Trip i,vetit hta
and "rolling; raritlipg
%lA:raying, he sprnixiril'his six teet•ritt:,the kitch•
en floor, ti here he: was reeteif with bursts, '9l
merriment.',_At' lust he.ishoutedt.
4:Open the cellar door, , Ann, I may as well
put her throtigh clean to the bottom." ;
•,‘ ' ; 4
" •
•‘.
-t,
.1. , •
• - • ' ' , "
The followini.is'a extract from:a • Speech of
Daniel. Webster,.in the 'Senate of the United
States, in 1860;•' These wards.of the greatest ..
American'itatesmari are%siniutarly : applicable'
tO•the'.Preeent..crisitt:
For myielf,'l Propose, sir,'
principles and. the purposes Which 1-have 11 . 170 . 1 W•
ed. - I shall stand by the :Union, rind . .hynll
who stand by it. .1 :shall .do'. junitee to the
whole country, accepting to the beet. of •iny
ability, in all J say, and net for the good of the
whole conatry•in nll I do:: I mean to stand
upon the C.onstitution.. I need ritycither.'plat;
form.. I:shill know — but . : wie , conntry..-'r he
endisfl aim dt shall Gad's: .
andirruth"s, .4syas born tin Aineriettru and I
intend to perform the duties incumbent upon
me' in that chnraeter to the end of my career.
1 mean io 'do this with. absolute disregard Os .
personal consequinces . .• What • ar e . personal.
.• ,
consequences What is the, individual man,
with all ,thei4il.. or evil which may befall
ereat'country in a ciiiis.like-this, and •in the.
midst of great transactions which con"cein-thst•
country's late Let the 'conserluenene , be.
what am care!ess ! • man - cdn'
snflei . too much, and no man can falltociiOnn;
4.4e:suffer, or l ithe fall in deferiSe of the
t ics rind constitution cif his country,
.
DutrPLOW,lNG'.—A•recent Eocliah 'writer
melees the followinu teriaible. remarks' on deep
culture 's 'iiThat land
s may, ho iiijared by deep
cidttiri is a common but it:. erroneous opiniOn,
.Plowini down gacid earth end up , had, and let : :
Hoe them remain in 'that' position, muitt.lessen
fertility fora time hilt that 'le ncit deep imitate;
iiliterary:exchangitig, coed earth' for'.
Anil is the rea..ott Wh y ' irlttl"ltlyals declare. that
hey briYe.iiiiiirod their. land
.11' deep ploiring..
Let , .the nalnhe' of iheiand beiaMat .it may:
win he . ..raised to its greatest:
sufficiently.tleep•pulverizatiOn and mixture .of
the regleoVeil:ts.:• Where'lbe.aubai4l ii.ortrood
- q i ;;; ;;;•y i 'a i ld i n many places hetter . thrin
the soil, brinelt -up r•once ...to 'the raurfnee t -
Where,deep culture is juiliriotialy executed, in
ne.case•doe new'etir,.fh trose'n'or 'destroy .
the ,fertility of tho'old ;rin the: centre rY,lthey
itriprbee each othiii, nnticon!tittite•ti deeper
and.triwe prOduetive •' •
THE DKNOCRATIC,PART.V..-- , -thPre is nn PnOr-
MOIIP amount of. tribultition in
. the
•en . mp,'b iqausesthe
.Democratic Party all over
thec , initry givits.'ttyidetires'nf,,f(!rgetting
tinst.lifforfr . ices. ..1)1t1 oiy.R..putitican lireihren
ever hivz he:4rlt ! sl4l; that. pomirra,ic
pies- ‘i,ierd . .tleun Oar noble'old phi•ty, fell x hen'
tije.coinitry fPlltir riiihoeitsdntvufall - wkithe
.precutsor of:tbe.count6 disastpr.. : •
. .
90 what a f,ll wa..:ll3Pre,lny countryman!
'Then ,ou and I and all of O. toll down, . •
And: Woody treapp lloutial4d ilrOk' tie?". ' .
. .
• • 13tit. it "till - lives:'' Ifs cr&pd confined to
On tirne'iir age, lout uptyknios till : principles pr
. se,ill_roveiniafieot and bunitirdireedom, Vv111;:sur•
•viveddininctiOtis grid isms that.haye riSen. in
ill nge's to curse and blight nldeouritriesi ....Nev
er in its past hisdniy did the Delmicifi:iin Orty
aeropy'a pronder'posit ion Wan 'it oecopys .to
day.'Cut oil •trom; the pitromigo of, the minty:
in po'wer—'rrqirestdiiiiil: only
where !ll'Ore ore'l
MOWS io he.given nip! 'received',
,orwhnro ' its
aid is required to p . reeetie ify! Goyeroment, in
. •
its purity and
.svirhin 'the landmarks ',of ,the
Consti•htion:—Mdainted with the 'robbery and
•wirntling •Thht are more terrible to 'the . nation
than frewson in'arms,..the gloriem o s old •psity'
Atari,ls by . Mir nationalintesrity, ilopelled 'alone
'by its devotion to the instittitions that have'
vrow,n.lip udder its itre,nr)4l. vvere,ernion2erell
poly .wheis the roansels of rahatieisin and tree,
sod.prevatled;•
When this rehrillioh Shall-have..been crushed
antll he, t irrie for'ealrn and dispassionn te di Sens
•iinn,niier the "affairs of our rescued country
'shall lin VP artivrd,.lhere be Hitt one .. party
in the Union, worthy, or the name; that'. parry
'will .66 Dernoetatic, and include hOnest and
stifle men of All poLitical organizations„• The
isms hare had their flay or', else they will.
ornnh ir. the - ebmrpon ruin orus . - 811,"-,-Ven'cingo .
,
Witnnysi t ,donti not cry with - all :his henir;
Livf! the 11 , ;pqttlie,.thoqh slavery, pSrish'is . n
.tru.itor.- , ,./V. , Y.
~l'itnr~'ej rocs riot rry .heart
. .
livr.lhe canatiiiiisdo and-the qnhin.thoo..hsilt•
v.•ry e.-uses pia '..fri/ione,
shows inera . co . ocern•fo pr ala Very
than for ille.preiervation of if.e . Union, 1t fine
never been..eonFpirpopa!lf.• a "Union
One yearieo.it resisted every efrort..for•a•pani-:
fie s'otletiieni
d. Uniorig'rither pion , übate an iota cif
.ttonr.
prinriplrs!!''lt advised the 'ReptibliCans to
yield not an inch frir the union.' Now it insol ;
roily:Sets up as a. teacher - of ;loyalty,-•—When
loyal citizens need instruciinti 'concerning their.
duty do the'cnuntcy theyw ill seek it •I:rotn.tiorne
less suspicious.source than the Tribune.-4-Pat.
TUE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 711 . R•NiT101 . 4 . !5•HOPE.
-The people are
peo emning to realizeihe - great
fact t hat il our Government is to be .preserved,
' salvationits , ran rinlY,.eome_by.and throeg h
the
. D”rnorratie party. :That party Is found ed .upon the principles ol The ermstitution,dirrd its
'mission is to see. that the. Union is. preserved,
he 'consi Itution. maltitained inviolate, the laws
..x•••ented,.theiGoi;ernmeht.sustained, and pros•
Teri ty reit eyed t
. the' egil II t ry ! . • ..
1. • Standing thus by.and upon .1 he Constifutiorr;
and being thaordrpartythat does; the
•mocraey are looked to as-the' gonsilianaol our
pal it 'cal' * the poi:v . ., Fr lirible . .dermil 7
era ot , the ark of safety. In them. the paople
hove:always -found, faithful servant's, rater ,
counSellers end'anidei:t and to them they now
Irotk for rdiet..from the awful .condition 109
which Almlitiorc demagogues'and .Repoblietin
corriiptiohiiits: have led : them.. 7 4111 in Ibis
-ireat eMerzencv that.gallant ,and. patriotic nisi'
Mganization will; prove tree to t,ls,lilq It rime
nrivin arid its illostrines origin and,its . brilliant.
hisrory... It 'will fulfit.tbe bond; and: aCtite,;
came time see . that others 'are' compelled to do g ,
Patriot.
~7 .1
NOBLE WORDS.-
:::'....''''..-:',;. • •%- ?:..W .,, ..5•A';.A4- . " l '' . .ri.' ; '''''' - . 4:1 . ;,„.,.: 7'i.,';' ,
!‘tri,ti
ut,t --Vr..:',..'•,..''
. - ..: , :,' , .'::::.,..' , ."'i::: , ..;•; , ..-f. - ; , : . :! . .1 ,4 r.-...,,,. i 1!.•,'
FICPULBI4S.OgY . SENAVOit'IItIO3M;
•Senator, of the 'lrfnitill; 'Stninit;:, Win 'st:ipellitd
frinin that ,body; by a vote, of 34 ayes tinys.„
alleged groun4 ftw this enpoliion, .waa'sh e
,
charge ttesion;
, based. , ttpon:' lb* following,
~~We~u~rtd7or; blueli?' l, 18G1~
My Dear nier . 16 , introdiief to
your aequaintance; my friend: Thomas
coin of Texas.' He . viiiiti; malol
to desliose 'of .ivhat berregaida-a grail
ment In fire : arms. 'll recomiterit . bins.to :,yor,
favorable .corraeration al/a gentleman o( this
first respectahilitY, and,, reliable 'in everyre-
Very. TrutY'Yeurlh . ...:
dEigE D. `BRIGHT: :',:
To hie ' . Excellency, 'deflation beets, Presi
dent-9f the Confederate Slates.. •''. • P-
• ,
It he observed the' letter wits dated ati,
the brat of Marciii,before the war begin,
and is hen if Judge tatirmbet, then of the United
States 'StiprerneCourf,-tis bef, 2 believed, Bee.,
s retery Sewerd Welkin ,a Port
official communication. witlr the 'Confederate
temmissforiers.then in Washington., The Sen..
ate Judiciary Comnilttee," composed Of st
: met !
jority of - Reptildicans i reported there'. was no ,
bat cause for eicPuision..' The' feeder .
elude tha t it is an outrege . comtnifted:tOr
can, purposes .that will itometfrne plague the •
inventors.... Senators-Hartle, Cowan,.iud,Tits.
Eyck, deserves honor for forgetting;. , the putt—
sOn and. standing - by whae they ;believed 'to be'
right ddring the JlipMisloit of • ;110.
,Norristosokßigister.
I ' Tau-Wityrs lionsz.lizztAtun .THIS' , Ezeols ' a
•
Fneuas,--Two
.thingis ' ir e revealed in. the
Wa ... l , hipgto!) . :ioiremponaerice! of the Springfield
Repuidican, viz: thaf..Ali, Liticolp identifies ,
himself :with the - vontreetors ; vf,hose startling
frauds have been exposed, considering the ex
poiures as; attacks upon his administration s
and, that there has been a strong feeling ai
Wdshinglon regarding:.the propriety ,of• Oa
ieceniPresideniial jollification.. - The Republi•
can's correspondent.wrote undez,date 'of Feb;
reary S. •• ' - ',', ','•'• ',. : .
"The gay dance which is to:donut off iknight
at , th'e tVhite House pteducis much talk ind•
'considerable, indignation:amonethe members
of Congress. •, I ean .glret,you hatter, ids,} of
this feeling, as it exists amcing,atlassorgifew
hers, by relating an anecdotO:wlttch'l know-to'
be 'true.' Two. three days since, btr;
coln yent word. to Mr. Dawes, through ' , broth-,
er Member, that he (Daiores) hatindotie motelo
brealc down. the administritien :thin any coth'er .
Tan . in the country;hy , his speech exposinithe -
Corruptions of contractote ,others..- Mt.
Dewey.sent back a: message in-rerlY to the
" sald-hlr-i); 6' that
nothing that - I Can'thi will hreak' down, hlsad
.ministration so rapidly al this
.dancing: party,
given at - the time when the nationlsinlhe ag",
emitte of civil war: With equal propijety
Might cCmiin• miticO a ball With's:carps
house It is said to-daY that a large number
of Senators , antl,•memhere refuse to to the
{lady, feelittg' that it is an'irripiOpfrity.Weil: as
an impolitic act at the ittessetit ,
.GO9ER3IENT Tif !EVES Tlfi!vpitti:tet:TltuFi:/is.
—The . ,Serlitgfie/?! .Reßid#Can . sitji#o44l - pii ?r
indignation against the plundeitirito.# . , trvo
ernment,hie,reached. Congrtilhir ,
heelthy , eymptopt. Under oiOittlit
stances Nis plunder of the gtiveintittinyis''per,
haps an worse a crime Olen freutt ttpon.
yet the: Government treasury - needs
extraordinaty protwidp ) because the . faciiitiei
for fraud end .the Means of itincialMent-aris
gredier transactions .hitween . ihditridn
alti f • where, man's; 'sagacity keeps ,close
watch over ht own interests. But in time of
war—especially' In a 'wit iikeihrs; ‘heit• the
• . et .
very etottence of the .nation .ii-staki;ind
the patriotic peopleor the,, peintri . are' „ready.
.
.ttny, labor or sacrificeK to omote..the , na.
cause-'—robbery of ihe mitionel,:tteasory
6 one of the bighet criMee that cao be commit;
et) against , . the•GOvernment'end, the
In moral il.llll and in . Mischievous results it is
hardly. less than: treason. itself.' The:11101 ; who
are guilty'of it should , be exposed without
and.made to leel`the full force of , public in.
dignation and scorn, gni! whaiever'other.pun:
aliment can.be impused by law: , aboeo , ,bi Most
faithfully_ administered. Napoleori ,used. to .
shoot dishonest cnntracterado thtripoti-and if
nothing else'. will, atop th e progress ot•publie.
.
, ,
plunder, let the knaves who rob the:Govern- •
m•nt 'be turned over to the military authoriti es
to be summarily dealt,witb,ondOMaitial law.
The stesling'and cheatintii MosilY i aone by
i,he middle-men, •the-nontractor ‘ a sistit- eon
,-
tractors, and a:whole army of ; be
dispensed wlib, - #0.041i111111111 Of . •
efficienpy in any deiiitment;*4 •
mense saving t o ' t'he_,treasoiry. , .:Tha.iiii4l, are
willing to' ta.Tatt , t)ooly 7 -:4it i gitladAhey de- .
mind it. as •• , the•only mein* o( . !iansisilssipt obi
eredrt that a 0
llag;that44lth/oi : o4i; , 444rsotiltb;
the pat r iotip :eoniritiot toilifibtittyrt felons the '
Pockets ,or-the-,...lPisStrttbileYektlli,tft,,g,'''•••
t . i
about.the departmenis 7 ' Tax pkiit l yp . p,-"TiTaii;-, ; .:
but keep , ' . 6o:. the gricOitsit•paCk
more titi'driiadad tbassltiaiifepsdfisladl4
• •,/ < ' , • '• •
•
. . .„ .
..t.g.-
.i: .`-,f,t
-....,i;i4,,•.,,n4 vg - .. , :t -, iy , / , ?..-:• , ,t- : :,...,,,
-,,....A.•,-,-;;.......,;-..,.. .-- -
... . . . ..
- : , .: - .0 - A , r....,,,!.