ill %D. 7 , :Nt14.3q11- #9:' Tilt: POTTER JOURNAL ruehl«ieu itly • 11. If. Provietotit auvorci... "ri i *Devotcil to the c.otee of Shia totere'sts :Agriculture: the adrauceinent •f i:dncation, Owl the h good of Potter ; sOidt,r: 'fitvnioz except .that tii tefiritiplit it :will en 1. tv-r to ,t 1 ill the. trOfit orivire folly F read itniziug our 21.ollentisesissys inserted '+et the' esili'eS:,lexcivt where special b I.l4cOare [lO lines] I' - - " .50 •.•.kel u 3 n • • • Caen, snbsegnen t,insertion less than 13. . '25 1 Square three months. ' 2 rin --- ; 400 1 2 `!-'" nine " 550 • • ", one . year, - - - b On Coillimn six months, ---- 20 00 44 MI G rs I i 1 . .. , " - per year. ------ ' , l .40 00 . II Ai lf . : . 29 o'l . 1 . tilliiiiiatrator's or Executor's Nciliee, .A . 00 Ettikines Cards, 8 lilies or. less, per'yeaf 6 00 special ai' Editorial Noiices, pe. tine: to trhnsient n : tivertiserrietit< ttlosi tip a.:lvonco. an.' no notice will he taken oriiiicertisements from a distance, unless the.. sio:iiticompanied by the money or satisfiteto- Nireience. ***'Blanks, and Job 'Work of 1111 kiwis, f it_ to'promnilr and f I.3USI.VES:j 1,01)014.1. N'i _ A _M. srATEI) Ifeettn,44 on tite 211 , 1 :1,1.1 4th Wednes darq ? iice4ch mu tt.h. \15,) 11.,:miii! gat int*cir'every. IVednesd4 Et :tug. ror.%;zork and practice, of their H ttl iti d0u.1..r4p B. S CA ILWELL W. M Faltom. See'v. JOHN S. :SI.ANN ATTURNEY . NN . .I) COUNSELLtIIi. Al' LAW. Coudersport, Pa., will attend 'lie ..rreral Courts ;n NPl,:van.Cu ,utirA: iit busin...s entrusted -n his ctirev,ll prompt - 41.ttentiOn. Udiee confer W...• Third stret.t.s. AIITIIITIt G. 01.MST6M i • VUTORNEY :11 COUNSI.Li /It AT LAW Coudersport, •Pa., will attend ;0 all hostiles rntruste , l to his care. with prc.uptnes aii.l tidy its. Oliee nn Soth-wq7t comer of Main and Fourth streets IS_l_kC 11.ENSON srrtia,NEY AT LAW. Co 1.1.!Npoll, Pa., mill 'attend to all business ...utrOittql N.) ono. ,c;t;. clsrt pro•Tritness. Uai ennS, -o nI• iv...tulip! Allegheny Bridge. _ . MEM F. \V. KNOX. ITTORNEY AT LAW. Coudersport. Pa., *ill regularly attend - the roarts in Portet an ' the adjoining Counties. ' 0. T. :ELLISON, PRACTICIY-11 l'a.. respectfully inform: the eiti4eu: o th,.t fl ings anti viciniti- that he will .liromelt re spond to all calls for 'wore:sit-mai' =ervice4 1)tl1e on Main st.. in b til,llh g rcfrm...rls :,it t ipte.lhe C. W. CM:. IL SA:EIk .I()NP.S DEALERS IN IMEWS:AP:I)II;INES, Oils, Fancy Articles,Stationay, Or ! Good: Groceries, &c., Main st., Coudersport, Pa. D. E. OL3ISTED, • 1 - , ?IPLI..EII. IN DRY GpODS, READY-MADE Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, ,tc., Main st.. C.udersport, PO. COLLINS SMITH. bEALER in Dry GO6ds,Grneeries. !Hardware, Queinsware, Cutlery, and all Goods usually found in a country Store:— Coudersport, Nov. 21, 1861 I 'COUDERSPORT HOTEL, - 4 1 ,P. GLISS.IIItE, Proprietor. Corner o- Main and Second Streets. Cwidersport. Pot ter Co.. Pa: • A.Livery StAble is also kept in connect tisin With this Hotel ,MARL : I LON tA1 . ,;...0a-=riearly, opposite the Court House— will clothes intrusted tc. him in the-latest end best styles—Prices to suit the times.—Give him a call 13 41 oiairsvw. :::: : H. D. KELLYO IJ NISTI 4 .I D it KELLY, )011. - LEE IN - STOVES, TIN: & MEET IRON WARE, Main et., nearly opposite the. Court Hmme„Coudersik!rt, Pa. Tin and She- , Iron Ware made to order in good style. 'hart notice. ' ' • ,SPIt I . NG tji ILLS AC 4 9 Int V; SPRING MiLLS. ALLEGANY . N V. ELIAS Flnivrov,"Jrt.„ Principal Mn.s IDA WALICESI EfoRTON, _Preeeptress Nume tirftaggit _ Assistant GirnAt.ntg - Woon, Teather of Music The F dl rerm cotnin..nces An3.rit , t 26. T..rin coinmethys Deventhi4 9 trke Spring T•rm.comnwoces Xing' 29. { Chinon from three to Five 1/011.1rs. • illeisrd $1.50 per 7eek. • tirnislied rooms for self-boarding at lois . - tiriferther isformation i/tidresS the Priticq, 'pe; or"the on iersignett. - CO - Sri, --President -go Ird-of Trutt e 9. 'NEibtHA.TrAN H3T • 7 NEW 1(0 liopittar Hotel is sitnated near the - corner of Murray Street and firilit4-. lily opposite the tlar;;-: withiu one block b r ‘440051 • Rivet' RA ,l Road . and near the Erie R-til ?toad Depot . it is one of the niast Ole:molt and eonrentent.lueati.ina the city :Board & Matins* 641.50 per. day - :.:N -HUUMNS, Proprietot. Feb. 18th. I thi _ 33 Rootester' w Stia-Cattet. U 1.51 .TED dt KgLLY, Coudersport: . hav• the excl".;y agenej• for . this celebrated Iliseltlee, ie county. 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ESCAPE mom' CitERRICLAS During the - advance of the Army of the l'i;rOdutctd - ineet the enetny at Get• ty.btir.; the t!trops . at llarper'A Fern were ordeteri to join she Main aro.y, iil order that every available - man edrouhl add to its strengili. • The hurried ruro.e.., meta made it . tiedessa.ty to leave a large' amount of govern - went inlipertv to 15.;' stub-erriently disetked of according; tai eirerimstaireep.; :A griped' tvti•• de:' tatted to iiiore'et :tit ...the mei, _be:tig se :meted from thome.eino nulie tit 1 tieing rine this mi.] her. on iicenunt of a recent fever; .I was tilueed in ehurge of , a large amount:of amtnittotiou., together, ,with Ack.eral *others .friPts- my regiment:l 'Tlie of car;ridgei , ttere:. piled 'Arise' ;together, at F..rt Dutontn-,-- and our . •helter Cktil tritehed to the immediate, vicinity We waited tar a dal after--the troop.. lied left. elpecting fire. train they wai.; rm take the boxes away nail whist; we they pee pally as a guard but they did Itit arrive The - next dal' drileed. and ;no Ind catioo of any wliontn; -It was but Maturat that We -teolid feel iinuti.y, far r‘r , sorrs reached n• of mans uherrilliis ir..%er•ng in our vieinily and waiting for a cltuntr to Steal nod destroy lith• we %Verb 41j , 0115/4:11. the beet weans of !, ak L idu , our et•eato , ill ea*e the outia*.: ca - . e to trumbe...s..lmte, eauM ruphin g ..: into our l•toall camp. out of bleath. and 'Moro ed a. I that toe ''Cu, • t e 11111/ that we bud not a moment to lose it we wished to make our ei.eap e . R e . ,I,ea.berillif ear instruction, to him) tlie idle ill li-e of itecerodt, we Itaspli, :L ath eied the btu tool tome rails from the Heioit) and it on tire Ob , mving that like the:le:. hot , 1,1w1), I Aa• 10-de; d Mori it. d !fight the I rush oppo-i:e -ide W. tie -. eog• q z , •li I io: ! rd the ;vet ..1 dud hurel g 1.,00r1 it. ;;;. ii (.1 .Ur •.ail fhe t oil ri• f , w i 11:-!a opioq•l•-st mt.ommioo- tv•le Ltooe ;old 1 ! at e a e i e med ~pace Its et le, b--fer e would r•ach the wood, Tel ithle a• iris aireitoNise to lade ,oy-cif :. , 00tt2 ii.,foutiitioo. Find- I wormed Iw o ;1 1 , it 11;:t.. and 2.tiatroll i, en;. • e the the e"e- ! ,, to• hot-es fr.q. lo ;6% e•n;;11.10 ti;•ii, their. alit:.-t gilled the :•• an,l ..xn,nt.onz j. ;ne 01 . 4 lie a n.i.unnion I Ow tho onertillas tr.;ey b.okrdat toe horning brush. ; teat .iiri they till f•• exelai ed -"- - #1 5,1 to on 7 00 ;4 hmir. •••Itwy "Musk; tak‘• a .litiad atpd t i pa ! l tile d •• , ' riot" illi.ll r.. awn% tit , aii•i •11 ! vimt bat tcitb thrall 1..1 !kite* that it tliel tile fin. !rietthl b;:: di,eu teraei —W hat I:4'. it, WiYiliOW ?; exclaimed the fires voice, which seemed to be that of tiieir leader — Ammunition." was the reply v•Well. 'taint no use botisi•rito ; tit; Will after the stores.. Keep guard whit • wit i•earett " • I could hear the elatillieg of tht ay Ilse sentinels Moved. a hoo the crackling of s ou se dry i which had jsist caught tire. DI,, ci flit heavens ! pmts.!' ! Nt . wife! 31% children ! I fainted ,it woes dark when I regained cotioseisonsi miss. col thi not for a time r.s.nesishei wilere 1 Wa%; but. by tleureet4. I recalled the cit.eutiistaticex which %Ur iflllllded MY, acid begall to think ,t.f S..ille Willi t o es- cape %Volt great -caution I toured the edge of the . pile . The nitzlit was r.nt, the moon an hoar high . . detect. horses tied.tn, the trees. :JO judged that the guerrilits were incouftrittg in the wo.nis This beiir•i being emit-trawl by the expitirig embers of 6rvr, and an OceLwional }veva, like that of a r,stles. ',deeper, I dettirtniried, When the loom, ,•aolt, 1 Would seal awn), ,cued i tr 4 to founoe for es.c3pe At tag the 'etit Came f0r,,,.'. at tempt, .1 trawled him 4,y place of eon eeal!Oeht, nod roiled my-elf caution* 'towaid motile high'grien. Here 1 lay toy , a few tit tinted. 1 cultill ;,et.e that the tir ! tie had ki:dlri~ bad gone out o n n ee . 1111 i Of the groont.rstt tlteitvooti ; but the b.ixt•rg were bletekenvo alit( •icoroll'eti: The tioxes of loud btrat.l had bees . ittiokfts mut reinured, and ill, ' 'llo4:airy with which the ran.ezkiiNitad the peipeirettirW iu tiovzi.4.etiiin • IWhei ef , there t' grutkiki a .littAt voice- Presoith a Itorsir, hairapprolithed and answered; s 1 1114)1', '•Sr reel l c.mlll out ~exa►stly'di•tin• ' 2 lthqi file word w wa> evi4enak thvii , ilia hor,.e turned lit4td m e and .• krt t hp_o.att6r kiili )nn, .Tack"" Pxohtitoqii Ihe Itoraecoitit atuj kiukine Itir d Aiiti and tlistimented.tied Ilk horse to a stutop,awl jei4d the rest. I could perceive that be wasiquite tipsy. Deboteo to ti)o i'titNiples of ,the, Dmocrae9,llo the bisieoll) - 4fiofi of F:liosoluiv al COUDERSPORT, POTTER COUNTY, FA:, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER . 16, 863. Aftt-t• ittoe ettoveisattott; Which ; could patiiuily overhear:, thPir voices . cesiied• and every 'one seemed to be asleep. ' •qt I could only :et than liorse;"•I tired to thptelt, "1 bi.uhl a-cape, Itittiwi!ig the wtiod- and wail- well " . With 'flit- caution' al an Thiliith I toilet! it iyt.elf.tiotOrd,. file hort.e He watched tile. and ni cwrd alanneti, bat did tint aitt.titra"to'bre . ak hi. bridie. On 111 111 - 'll. ' 1 “ flintid a and" cafe' folly, gradually...slipped. the. rein off tl h sta ! !.p.-„;-.41,11ing- over g ep l ly, • 11 . :h e lOtrse after we. Ever) few yaid. l pati , . ; . ed to,let the !nape graze. ,-Jim," oxelaiilma the gentry, ...3titii• itor,e A groan wan the only re:pott ! , o J • tis, you inz) fool " beat.t He won't go far." I continued to let the 111;1t.e &-ize for tame time. and then re-wiped his gradual tib-tratniva Finally. I drew him tip the turn in the r. ad, and at once mounted. Riding, over the grass. I kept him on a lasi traik, (Jilin 1 111101.111 Ilk feet would not he wind. wt en I increased his speed t o o a canker.. ..I <had :nearly feached Sulemon's Gap when I came suddenly on a rebel picket 'lV Ito goes there?" challengid the trit "triend;-." answered I. as gruffly as I ••Haul hid,: ur you art a de.td units halt• tinll pit the etniiiteasign?" •• Yes." Dive it:" The tsit4itation beaded on in'y rust• lit•Bd Sodtlettly it occurred ~t s nie that it tow.' be the nau•e-of otte of their lead nr:i. and ca,,e war. de:Terat'e; 1 t'x- claimed : • • "Long=iiittr:i '' •. • -*Hight. Advfmee." Th a i I did .1 0 'mit is tilintast 1-fir, r,. sa}. -I eenlinfted on up the hi i until .nit ;;;" .i t .t, when T 1.,.4,k a Wt , tl.l intilitiet. and seldom ttavel )f•ri I yfa.l not _runt, 1:f; b.:141: 1 le:aril the soiled ul horsemen with haste ; After t lie challenge Le.,u141 hear. road dui he take ?" "Tile d—d Yen - k- e•" -Si.de a Itotiae" ••fiting - Ifitis and other exclaffmtioos of a similar char with wrath andit,c; plainly 14.• a hie -4 fate. should I fall into the •citots of the lawless Men: I ( 1 1 ., tinted and taking snot.{' kilt from toy Infeersa.fit, I :rave smite hI ii:y mr,-. to keep lii•is amused and prevent from neig-hing- They dashed on 1 auni t Thir::llt;il th 3 11, ruin:: I haul reached the -age of the woods:. end tea.- liter Ileasafft Valley All day I remained concealed. ofd at tfiol.t- erosr,ed field, and Wood,. tin .11 I apprewCht•il .he . a:. Chill re %% hie'. I knew was held by our troops.— I finally rejoiced . v segimeni in safety. and was a helm for aff hoist The -boys" .d,oifed to) horse w: ich was wally a good •fine If I. had been a rebel lie ...iglu have becoale mine; but us It is our tide, [ next day rieeived an order to "turn him into the quartermaster's department." and T. now uceasionaily see my ..friend in need 'Warn by an .•wagon master "- ! iiAliti it IT —The seene.tf the 6.1 . incident . was its West et \ 17 in r. e town to and the parties. were The liesiti-s of it are tiro farther.. !waled Jones and Atwood : Their farins j•tin , and. as ie itften ease a tinaitei noise about a. certain side. hid liivt remit!. . The iitiorte resulted in a hiw . -uit. in *loch netuhb. , r 3..tirs. haw lug (as elainin) the 1110,4 Ireitiondiaie ties lin siainnd the! ease A Nlittri tine alter a itice was ll,Piv• en "lit twit there:mail.' be preacl;ing on a certain esenittA in the Pblllllll uoir.e On the pre•inted eYetting the neighbors •ti, seitibled. The preacbet, having tiniShed hip db.c..urse=froni the text, what shall a 1130;1 give' in exchange for his his snot r" inF;ted and of those. present whit wtslicd n.rke a few renalua the text —, 13i:otter J.itt..t& arose, and Clinstneneetl his teitotrks by simile: 1 [ cuulii . . -IVhat snail a mail give for !di I I,w mach 41 it ur t lrth Chu An y one here tell huw much a soul iy •svorthr' • .liet.ore he &maid pr , ,cceed futtifer. 4 meimt.Thtt Atiraud jumped, up. and: with ill LllllllllO Jolter. KIRI. iu every cot net' the rum., • . . kilo* *,hat 1,1 iitiilll north, jilst time riifi .1 side hill 1" Tits Futirr Pain: time Niflett a -npeninunted tad -Onto ttttt dote.was cllarue:ototie of nut tincA .- nrds Uri .ia ) a lima. little lntju4 filltil Lim basket with &glint as the aim, ul.l CiiIII• ••IM% LI ill bight - end p.n.s : Ilint %%114 young rascal ! 1)rop it. i say."' • - • A-chit , 4 eil4/./1 „Ind his/ li/ad,,tva, . tid iiref4ll/1) ;I l e , Corspoodote . poffili t ; ,and Wowing. .efied * the 64 . - by . the away and duoitl/4 - 1/4"61 . ii0 - ei lA.: ft:et; !he 111. y exeloi:ued :—"Take it.you tied old Ainfliet, the Brit prize jou ever Leek iu your life. Nutty to Dettliby RebBllliiit. The taking , of a bhp I;4'.'in itkelf. a titan ier.ot .11tile . consetittence,Onintbleied in its bearings open the piPseht struggle But the desrrnotion of a 'well, argrmized and disciplined aruty IS something of i.'ery great importance . indeed. I To Nice Itichn.otiti is no hunter :in Ob . jees' of the army of the Pottimae. even if lit erer'ltas been If taken at all it trill be a, slinple resident Of a NampaiuTUiatie for the':desfruiition of the' . porrer'-iii s lo . lies Bi hind.l2i%luoiortl, and .which tipTti4ds: 11611 ;.intiaiii; the arMs of Jefferson Da0:1: hoot uu ants; the rebellion eatifiiii. extra one day.. Should the time artite when the - Sends reimirt s . to guerilla w ar fare to sustaiti its failing fortunes, that day will be remembered :tit the dying day tif the rebellion s : The siege aild inittAlinitnetet of Charles Nit makes ii neer:o4:ly fur Mr. Davis keep a small- a..itiy . there in readiness if, repel any . assault by out farces. in that respect the 'siege of Charleston nperate's to , forward the Union cause -P .But it el , lll l l 1114 benefit u. bun luta if to dat we had Charleston. ilicliniond and . 111iibile. and Bragg and Lee's aytitie4 yet remained intact. /The true policy of war. rod ii is the radicy adopted by the (3 , a - 6'6161..61, is N... disable the enemy in every eut.ideinitie way To destroy his armies and imiteri a l, to' skut up in as stoat, a morass as possible. by cutting !tiff bi- eututnunica tines v ith Ine - outside world, and .0 ita poverliTh. hint :in teen-this is the stones. route to a petniattetit!pr ! ace through the downfall of the rebeliion and the destrue• filo, of-its alders,-directors and :thrums. Purloins i) other Inn& oftlisahhnif tie robpthoncould hare beeo dent=rd si. (I've' it'l l of freedom to the alaves The slaves of the sttutit etc nabob. are 'their ,hands and feet as well as t h e conservatios e.f i heir false and Iving social slain; It hen Mr. Lincidn ptoetaitoed freedom to the slat es of the Statesii he v that t ;r tebeffiiiii should lie . deo) ved,Lit it- hands. arms. kg.. and feet. We -hare ytt li, ee or know airy man ' of thought. tint a Itaitor its di i l l or , hoi . ., who has oue.Word •ay agallist the !woe lamatlon of freedom. We hare yet tog see. itt know irf , 'otte :::sa.patfttz.4 with rt bellioi, 'tilts, has lint a vt.eahnialy sit! abuse 1;11 that' great !lethl id 'the Pres. Idt!ot. Jvfftql , f,n it Una tit.noanc , ltz i'. So does Lye, and Ifojamin, and and ‘Vh.:taih iutd :In the (I:III411, iu So. also. Fernand,' tV s od ratio Se ) , ;;;; r, Geo. W. Wood Ward, I %rail:m(l , olaq', and all nortilein not in tlenounue the proclamation lier6menid or Ifeasote cutild riot tiutirt-lt. When t full out, juif ice rt igus. - Wurr ail Nuriberti public wen t.. uillt uruntul tlic Government, how long, dank you. could the South 'ilustain itiielf ill this cuutest Not lung Fur the hist "via Itt months o/ trOr rind Its attendant horrors.: its COSt rxpv>itlu flues of blood (111(1 tretistr, e these I"strthern ' T heis are entire/11 rexpaisible. They • . aare their ti cuadjtihnn To Understat d that they tr•inlti put the eiptill try the (I.A:ern:ken: liner- and to 1 eleetion!.; Ysnd ihil. it.z.Labie rat.nts o f the Gat erititaent in heir efforts I I deio ritt tl.e it itehloil • Davts and his I.tot•eeded to tcetitit ta . ew anal( s and in deg• Ise yew tinahlk of I.thint.gtint tttt • war -through the ..utit t ner at d - What have the_ fah ideetiou• uee.lth• fithdied ? Can Wit read the 'new trtnn the 4 war tied nut -ee t hat t he rebel arwirr tit!lit Wit than e‘ei . beli , nt Ale th: 1 7.11,1; e%eryw here retjting. 4eti,ie an .dvime. any unr puint to a single field valerg the rebel artniea have foukht with their uld tiior and deterihitiath!ti :These twithetst tebeh4 lied Fii their ik;utfirrriThe,' had ( 1, 0 . e t h at Nirmtie beinte that it it a unto t.r that the dupes remained dtii)eii. Iha IhMt Nluk the ctrrds uf:lVtruititud. Val trtt.; i,titors that they were re. (limed to a de-iierate r‘tutit. They' eau nut t 4 (kerb e eliliet I . riiihir tir man gizniti: if tie friend", of freedom and J4m are Han( and actite.dgitibir, • itel'he editor of the Sunbury - G rizt;tii: mates that gent lewan ut. that plifee..w during•Bucharian's Ad nirtiStration we ! 13 . 111kr the . Fttei *live . 1551. h. pr,pti ea tnburn with appri.lttiate ecrii aiid think: that i.iiire - te,lieeitible entitled now would be the n itat apiirolni A e.irre , /,relent says that, in corn-cry :tie ii to tin:Anne, .lie ing recently with Union eitiz of ha+ rru ii hi tijoite that he never Per.• ban;a, I.e leintied that Vallandigliarti, torttied'any ies !enjoined in the in that . exlOirted ,Ttie!blaveliolder i .' rebellion it he 'Echols:10110d • on :to YieirsbUrp.. de bas made him a cotitiriberi A b , .litiuntit,JrAaring that the PlieVeNS of lits...pkty. En and hence hi, intention to have this relic! Oniu depended ain't:whet ou the Li t : bil.ty of .he ii.ttrit of all villainies' cow:utast:a by of the ivbel Government to baffle the 1 I Uuiuu at mien bebeising that place. rh..D.3I9SA AND HIS DD . G. buiitl ; :ftli - e:bitiOtoef of 18e10; by ti - tittie of "Old Alt-g."' who ,•oii:i•letabre of it wag. 'was traveling. n Kit edit') bdat up the 'aver. tl had . : With Kira an ugly cur that he le t ] •••;11:.j,tr.'", kYd Mot. was seated ['pi it tilt.t bet iit men in . dee -ea4in,and rass a Oal qNitb blue, otpib,astine of, la! he ;could du witowto", Oiktg; near, reniarkeil .1 bat whit lie bo true. bit; -14". ditl ion ..betittve call N.;:4•rvi , lii 41 that vromiti I)t4 . 1,11;s • • all the geritle'ber) pre.4!•rii dmt trii!a shake irrr tioti tid three tillittg Mu. to do them. Tke 'capful') the ;bet. • • tte: Le lie 111 u li Id Mom then opened the door and it out on the guard+, followill by the ttail! and :teatime!' pre -eat, who were o nosh IO bee the sport. Mom k.ii his dmi b% the nape of the reek to‘sed hint ovetb,,ard As roue as Couched the water. Muss yelled l out Swink swing !" wer cap qui -eiz and' he c Ihe thig swam, of doers°. ..11.1"uss kept evet.4 In the dog. As sutin.as he per. , 1 4.11 !hitt the cjog. cauid . lOUeli buttuai , 2 .. -ellett!Qut.— . . Wadi-, .3lejoi. wader : . Itsjitr , wailed till he hinded 'on the ititi wltten,7llu,s slit.eted unit— - his et i% LE 31ajor, hkai.e yohr ,~,ie !ajor himself. MosN turned to tmpt:►ih. ts , lib with - the gentlemen Kit were eouvuked : witil laughter. and -eut r•aid Ther have wen the bet." it tk:etegs,::perliaK to bay thtit the lin paid the treata. I . I CZII,I A •Polul. Hr copperhead bciiigrfeilts cprilinkie f e r to the vote ~f the ,soldiers who s•etis home so exereh , e the fight , hise.sos great hand:, un the elect h,s) ( lo r 1% O . (lab la Wr; at 11. Theire bealittes of all that is pure in,ist that the Adoditi,ttarion asn „ itietott gent 1/11111e to yore; unit ,oldiels a, were kinrwt, to be••al.o - " Now, ,o tar av: ,',,cernerl, the snakes are well eotirke Hat it the tilSt change which pel lent:es, after. lie Ifa. ha o•tre, in a eirJlent i./ealoceet, Woie to c,oire out a furiouS aboll 'flit, change tiecau , e 'vidier, ate foteed to look tlin sla‘e log traitoi, iti the eve, and see and. • Ithe tact itral the rrbeili,nr.t9 war:Al t. 1 '13 fro .:actor, and nett IT heti dart rs ee t:1111Z.lickl out. I I ea,;ill and tOrever at all 6[14 tri the States - 01l 'John]. Bait. will our cop.l . l id snaties explain one Met- erinneet J e o !To the %orf the If the . : Int,t rat oni sent- horsie only the ittrli• 71diers to vote, .keeping the demo- I 311 Ilie the tact "explain-1 ' at , O h io, 10 a: an d; I. .being allowed to vole in carisp.l a tin:minion-1y vutcd in haver of the! Ill1.tlatP111! shell 116.1 i% Cu. ticd a sioll .Y r i he 1.1 t p• I hold! hear IMIM I. "6 , tviil the . " J t MIM 31i . ...1 a hit•, Adit, Ti touthirr id a little fellow who.ivas about 'to lake tide in the Hartford horre earr.:eti.e•dl hill - ran he rerao.bled iu : , •‘1)1y. areo . t to kiss your /hilt her buf.,ie. von go?" The little iug,ec was io such a harry that he coultiu . t atop, uud hakily called out— C.;pdlicturitotrt you kiss mother toi. 11121 Cyr ,l l. , II H owlet% of Cu G. 3d lquitie tAisslr•ltut .fut depet twit at the heachiptaitets of tt,e of the•l'uttintai: int ert. i lay•tast.. I.le vra, wily 21 years .t 1 age pa butt a iemucl elintatiter in hi:, Cut:A rmy t4r m,13, iety. 11i, ; t ti t'lleU re for deNiiitiu, was i•at he traNi rud vt t i.e i.et vice. Hu - Liter teas arrested atiet• lit teat:bed home. The ( Virginia Legislature cini.ideted iftrganizattuu at Alexandria tin Wednes• Givernor l'tet punt's message, *hn ie w..s tea l s . contains an inguineat, ngailmt =. I.:essiuti and in tavor vt the etuanuipa (tun ut itii the slaves in the State. lie says that s.eit tier rubeli , , paupers. I. tit&k Ye any tight i&4 use. and deities, that tlid l eup!e. ut Virginia ale talundt e' ..I'lle•rres: r and Iniu of the late P/dia dellhntlEvehing,teoppet•headj journal. e - p4.1.1 at Siartiffp pale under a land 4rrain • Thelfriniapal arti - elez , iu the r...tittniatonent Were the . pro's and typt.s. 7lie turner brouglu 8575:111e hitter 16. 1 .tet!, (no Olin Lb pride of old tiinttnoiper - t3oLlittl. A fitting end to a t - aitor 'met TERIIS.j,-$1.50 PEit PARTY: Suidthr..—The orgltiMAr 104-, Peace Democracy ha v e )01, tv oeh - lcoLs± l 7ol reeendi corideuttiatiatc the.ileetrigtof f of -Si too buicitie." Whatever. 5 ,441,, a bt. the true positiot in this poi4t, theth&y, * certainly dentonatrated the possibility4 ll auicide of another, character, xi: ..,ps ,, rtge: .;The late dentkona have blegtg :41‘orii them oiltv of jet° ile n.ohili.'--retouins_,hot for .the :people to . SdniiniAer upon the estate of, the' tlektutet • 51 1 0 Pizu!ibin,):,: - ; -111iVr Mrne time :fur which nun. ..vittralk atildaita- enlisted. i 4 lam ezpiritid..thotp (huffy are to eulistiug, iu euifsideratibbt4l retaining their present organitatioft,,,M the pre-ent tides of -ciitioy , Itighly pritbable nearly till of tattr.vetillisite - e. will re enlip,t, unless they should hilttpilytk find it unnecessary. toivingli lbe.ehlatt of-tt the War. ,It Would be •perfectly Pittunilott that. haring .funght Ilium far .glorisituily e , throu2h, they should watit to be-."ib AEA: , the death" of the iufatitoub rebidlitaik , > 1n aintisitig and yet intOollitbl'-'0040: earenee funk plane awing the Chattirtilq (t a iga battles. Twit hundred mulek'flritkniiltr neat Gen. 'Llin.ker's line; brtike - looie; and charged flit it,u,ly Ileroi.s the fi4id.'staWritti where a fifefirgia regitneht initt itatidned.:‘ 'Thinking it tia4 cavalry. or Pbmethintv.:, - I eke. the tee,itiment broke in Iran, learnt'. info thnu 4 and-Enfiehi titiener . th•kes de,,etiption behind thi3thi *hielatt into oar hand.: Iyhd dnea• Mole.• after title, even if they. dlyiniibitial.# ugly bray THE RAISIPAIGN (4'1804 —Tile U41101:1Zol i.te of Nov Ald7q c a: CVp:tieti 'of 184 Ily is,uing a till.fiiru74. Convenlie 6 ri; lu -held . -iitl .thettik:/a ?+.t January; repre . rieiii in,: all the Peartltilit the State New h.l the vigorniis and effeeiiv e p-weeatiurt:s of the war brain>t Tteasoti and Itebellii/4 ; 1 and of ainintainiii2;- tit all hazariiiii::iir'Y their uii2i,ral int tlirity..!he and the Union of the Unita(' States; . 2.. :sttt int...3latiy of the paperpire ttiitlt T 9 shut alter .Jauuary 1:1;t. 1864. their terfaiti2 ;,nbseripiiori will be tvro(lfillaro nun, in advance. dtillartc - tiis4 cent. w!ico not paid in a(lvanbe. 'nib)'`' are light. di...it •ii 4 the condo :slot' to lIIIISI or litter tiitub unless the price of paper ettines "(Iowa : . 6' l well as tioi . ut, fiver) !Witt, to more thoderate tit:Ores: im„.„.ltolue- Atile* watered Ithi" j a. Jedae of the uprimiii,Bitteli'?" .31 - ooday lit t. tlu takeil the ri . ladi A' opj.iritv of the •Jilde - ei,11;11i' .:1) 111.1 - V be iii favor of Numtaistiii the Gtitfertr:`' went. and henett the reeent'deeisltSll of the . (I , l,perbead rhembosin re^art tb the r'' 14oizit:riptisel bill,"*ill be,a dead letter.' • - - Tbg flEnti t) . ..Vtitz IVA rt. U: Grant has captured 472 Caption and takeit ;47 ' 90,009 prisoners dining the Rebellitin = ,. ' a 'arget number than any other wilt: iriao;` He is truly :an Grant ais the initials of hit iianiti would. - ' indicate. . . • - 7 - ' ---- .. -- f i i7 ' .: • The 'rebels have perpetrated auotitert bold theft.. ', The tteatt:er Chesspckke,,a-..,, Ives-,ei ot :tinier 600 it'ts. piiriheii,;:i49g„; bettte . eit New York tind Portiandi tektite_ . ' I t o riner port 'on Saturday, the sth. ittst.... , AVl•en off Cape Cud t to innisetigers-, six teen seees'sionists in distinii.e; i , inut liken" . izineers, and 'phoiing fhe caplttin aucl - eresr`. in irons, seized the t hip a; a prize to the*."' 'Confederate ' . .States. The captain - ! and' -:,,. ervw were sttbsetpiently rent asiture.is , ....,.- a Ludt, and when last Seen the . Chesapeake. :;', . was taking, coal from a vessel - she . had..... eapt u-ed. She i:t not a fast ship, and-wilh l ,:„ undoebtedlv soon be retaken. - Here is . a thai l e e f,,r the aond ~eiople bf l'ortlai4 , Ito make another capture. The. I .peake one (if the - veS.;els they ut.ed. i l 'iunituer to eailtarerE'cut. I.t d in& ••• curterealeb Cubing [unties:belay uptil I 'redeilit of the liewN at Ourttastd-olifteCat— tore of the Oiesapt;ime_by• pirates; :t1 ;• cursor 11iau,i ;trto , dh.ratelied in_..putau by the of-t hat port; The steal, er Ag.,airank was al,o di...patched nuts. with a battery of light tirtillery4'..'! - '4: beard. • ~. . • . 1 (16eernor Carlin reeei‘ed g eouratuua , T.: . .. . eatom thou the War cepartrent atitintiiii.:;' . .. im; that- the ;;(;,verninent clezitnisli4d'opi..; - .& -his'it•tim , esitonL, tilde s 6 week •ti4.4::''''i if -k- i- „. oimn the subjr i et ot rt2eruitititi. - Ni,coetic•ti organizations lire allowed to be-ritirint4,• , l eseet / t of - at feti.-couipattice to fill lititilmlti. , I piece • , : . . oi;: , -,*?- %e regtment:4 - 1 ZThe .U4icti• State • Committee isf -f re4,;)ttitaet/ds : Q43tt),l•liiirg :1t11,4 s; 7..utttibte frt. bolding "uurtnetrNi;,-' Out;al The !hire . I , tincilral 14,14. atAVai.iitii: have-6learrd tu,w V3thtlio to ,41)0 0 1000 a year It iupe.Deceuitter; 1861.- ; ... ~~ EMEM EMI= ~. -AVX t)isv al; :a dish -% I
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