VILLAGE RECD
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Vrigk P.lPAktfas.—, . t•
ig 4 ""•11%
ProtreAiev—The D. Doisint will
:vivid the'Unibe Chnieh,
on Babhat'h netting neck.' 'tie' eeittp 2
toda ten from the Litheran tofgreglitioels
eatepissitig the ireynenbotet chitgo; 014 •• is
shortly we lure to make this his place of
residents. • -•- • •• •
Attiodsei Arriva4- 7 -F. FOLTIMIMAX has
juitt returned from Philadelphia with a stock
of fresh dritipi, medicines, oils, paints, con
fections, notions, &e. Call and examine his
stock.
Atretloll.—Tt 'will be seen by reference to
our advertising columns that Mr,, JOHN
1%-tARBAUGIU, jr., purposes disposing of hie
a kof goods at the Marsh store at !notion,
eewmtioneing on the 23d inst.
Furniture Sale.—We eall epeeist atten
ties to the furniture sale advertised in' an
ether column by Messrs. Du:vial a tins
711111GEZ.
drology.—W e have been eempellea to
print a portion of this edition upon s 'tory
indifferent article of paper. 'the manufac
turer has doubled the price of paper and yet
imposes upon us an article not fit for use.=--
The reader will therefore excuse the appear
ance of our sheet until arrangements - can be
made to remedy the evil.
School.—Prof. T. L. BUDD'S sehoiil for
both sexes, will he opened et the &stein
FO:boO1 House, on Monday the 30th init.
The Editer Danger.--Some of the
frailer sex in this place have ft poor opinion
of the Record. They want she eonoorn
abutted'',--the editor "mobbed," "tared and
fathered," eke', ko. Some of them aWear
great oaths and frighten the Devil. They
have 'tarried h ent on broom-stick' and bee
bandies, and have disposed of it in nameless
ether ways. - A eommuniaation froni our
army"correspondent will be found in anoth
er eohimn whioh will doubtless prove inter
esting to this particular class.
Shog.—.A. man in this plaoe, a moat ven
omous "eopperhead," who has bee* brxmded
with the' crime of perjur7 and that of anWil
pematioe, not long since was overhesrd
beling 012 r character-in a village, storto not
far from this town. We prefer the abnset
of midi* beast to his praise, eonsciotta that
the former lan do na no .haina; *bilatilho
liter rtiiiht.
Diagraeefist.-4he_Pennsylvania Legisla
tors Totaled by a striet party vote the hall
of the Hew of ttepresentatives to Gov.
Andy Johnson, of Tennessee, and Goiernor
'right, Of Indiana, who visited itarrishm*
for the putpose of addrosing the •people.—
We doubt not but this act, infamous and
:4*e t aetlol as it is, will be applauded hj the
'4ieipietitesds" Almond elsrhere, . •
7 1 reeeenebk„Doeventespr We understand
Aid several of the prousineat "copperheads"
of this plaos have recently been engaged in
distributing a printed speoch. delivered by
the Ohio traitor, Vallandigham. The Ohio
volunteers hnig this traitor :id effigy and
threatened to tar and feather him more than
a year ago. Sere parties applaii „the
vil
kin and seek to giro him notoriety by rlia
terminating his treasonable documents among
the .people. . ,
rte 17eetion..-The eleetioe for llorong, , h
esa, Town's* oftteere . willlm hale in this
144 4 4,:ea Friday next, the 20th., it is. im
portant to select individnals:Worthyead tom
irtFak to fill these offices, eontmittentV there
tflteabi be a general attendance at. the polls.
; , 87Eh,. TeArvivania.--M, meta
"meeting of the -office's of the 87th • Pennsyl
- 'bf Voinnteers;'field'at iVio
441iester' Ve.; a Series ref resointiOris were ;
ianigionieg the,action, of. thei:Presi
iestsed ;Comes in Wain- 4;fforts - to'. truth
ilie reb*ig•Northern• 4 , tr"-
-?" N l O. "aril !k , 1 !!!!°
li t sgusr. For the beads of,Vallandightmn
ihrieirete in this section we 'newt:we row.
• anti= -
RieeNergi. thak fCTlesiolv,4 *Pen
lesdysioefliesarasont sot twitah siesredt et,eo
thorettOly, *II Ott mitoss
Oess of oinn9_.bsc.ol4f.
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.! : ' Piti ,:i‘ .Mt st,J ~ ,'4:!. , 1f these
levy t torsi Arbigi - the " - to them
chnrte of treason as it Was enacted by the
5T ) 1 ) ,4 1 84., 1 4,AP4 1 . 6 1,..c044 1 1,klucf.#
iitediiiiiin - conisanatice With - the 'Plain
laid down by the Hartfeetlce&aisiilliSiliabi:
- Nnikkettnt.e4wVw '..-I*elk -.filifoetegtd..::-1.41 b
credit of the cisintty its,s l bpitu, Anti ! sti ll Ats
assailed. GolailiOsilOk liti.beins".4orotdt
„
* 0 '1)04. C0..40i P*tii:4449 4 4• : 1 18s; be
come a scene eiglediiterialennteat, in which
net oily thew:edit' of the eons:43 o y ieslattht
: erekbut theetiodit of every ttehoustmity im
inike for the trafifieitiOn of the traltake Who
are olletied . 6 oliot*„?tgitlVAti'ii ‘*kit-
FaSien *thus fast„doing Ate works , lt y inus
seeempliahed, absent, a finanoial ,wreclii. in
'whieh' it had hOpiiiktor\ ingtilf.- the ;Govern
inSoi. Whits 'affOrsl the rehelS" all the
"01281141 e" and sympathising ttssitdane9 ',in
ita poem • Oopperiteadiant of to.day II the
offsh'odt of copperheadiem of 1812z-14: It
ia the creation of f'aatiOn—the wrong and
dogma of opPokition t the • constituted an
therities of the land.. lint, Si its •.1812-14,
so in 1863, ' rbeadism will be worsted.
Its plans to disgrace the Governt will
result in the disgrace of itself. The odium
which attaches to a blue tight ,t,oderaliat+-
an odium which has been bequeathed front
father tSisonti--this odium will be increased
on the heads of. the eoPpechead' of 1863'
and their descendants, to the• Jateat , genera-°
tion, will be visited with the scorn and `dam
nation of not • only , ail 'American . freemen,
lint of the lovers of freedoin throughout the
world.— Telegraph. '
As Appeal to PestrOnt.—We have' sOVeral
hundred dollars to pay oUthe tifikt of April,
and as the time is near at hand we appeal
to those of out patrons in arrears tbr sub
setiption,jobbing or advertising, te-call and
cash their accounts. The enormous increase
in the price of paper, ink, etc. compells us
to urge prompt payments. Without a com
pliance with this request generally it will be
impossible for us to pay current office ex
pellees. ,There are very few country papers
bat what have either increased the price of
)
subscription or decreased the si o of their
sheets owing to the rise in pap ,-and unless
those in arrears promptly cash Or accounts
necessity will compel us resort to one or
the other of these expedients. We have
/
many patrons With ample 'neva Vthose ae
eounta have remained unsettled for , years. -r
To this class we appeal especially.
' Union Ticket, ? —The following is the OA
et nominated by the Union party of Wash
ington township, to be supported at . the
coining spring election
Judge, Josiah Besore; Inspector, Chrii
tiati Bhotkey4t.; SumniOrs,
sen., Auditors, Nicholas Bonebt:iiirk, Miet
yettr, Jacob S. • Good,:. threw years; School
directors, Abraham ShockSy; John '01ler;
Supert:som Jacob Bocebreak, Valentine
Kechler, Daniel B. Beall; Magistrate, Ja
cob Carbaugh;
, Constable, Joseph Funk;
Constable, Olorough) Jacob Foreman. .
An Blitres.Form.—The largest farm in
Illinois is that of Isaac Funk, whirs* speech
to the Illincie,Legielature we published last
week. Mr. Funk resides near Bloomington,
McLean coanty % The total numher r of "tree
occupied and owned'by him is 39,00Q : 4- r -one
farm, of 2'
'mut/ acres, sai .e wort.
per acre, and, three Pastime IsildiOeontaiiiing,
respectively, 8,000, 3,900 and I.9oo { aeres.
His - great ifcip is. tortif cif othieh eon
slimes at home, and is thus able ttAitiiikai a.
bout s7o,ooo.,worth of °Ude per Ice at
.New York. His stock on hand of hors#l,
mules!, hog d flAicattle t ispaid / to 1 . 4 wurth
• , .
fir OpOlions t - r -Tho
~fol!owing,,, it an
eat et from &private letter written by as
officer in. the army of the Potomac,:
"Until the Government , suppresses 'the
treason whichstalking abroad in onr'Ner
' there cities and towns, we . einoot. expect
success. All who by, act or splteeh are seek
ing to slog the wheels of Government ought
to have quarters in Fort Lafayette or home
,similer lodging house.. Stringent, severe,
summery punishment onght.to.,bc oppliefl,ot
once, ...If, the soldiers of , thei Nortbern
States will only robuke.the ..cowardly aml
contemptible acts of the Northern copper-,
-heads, even as the totelerni of Indiana' and;
Illibeis'have the' Sets': of 'the:* Biateb, '
Imigbi bring these NOrthert '
Democratic Ticket..-Thwfollowing tiokot
weastominstod•at. meeting 11,1d1 in , the Town
Hall, Ow Saturday eav4lng,'tp'l!!raiiiioi4d
at Om coming election i :.,
Judge,johti Bell; Inipeereriiimon Ur*
robe; : Assessor, hoob J, Hitler , Supervise*
Daniel:partrese: Korn, jr.; 801101
**4.,0033, laiokwatNik:
stable; Jacob,. a ,Frick; Aindit)r,
ter. Bereiesik,t a ble, Henry Unger;
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joisy:44i 7acbi r44l:4naii4r,
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Death of • Ge•t1;01d . ttie;
-day, bli at. ini&.;
itid - 4
his . *l - ideni*''peiv.
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Tra - ''. ni ' es, etc.
• A grant *view of the 18th; Army corpse,
At 4.11.r , .;,8ru , . , ,r,t91 1 .ie .p.revi.
ohilliti we - tie Of eted'tii - elit 'ed iiiis , d':
ill e k 4f tlm t-‘PVi t 'Pr l l3 l gu. Pol. 'l c quiligr
Woke inlielitry; the sun rolled - iip'ttlifiagtr
iris horison likon toiledlobsterinnd::shottet
1 , 11e114,0 , x i Vet 'ld a elepdleskelky_ ;
i• 11 ''Bo 1.4 lift .. 1 i tO . VA* ON
w. - -. arbling their cheeriest notes; every.
tltth - 1 1t Ili: ►rititattit: d e>► ^
' Our coati hitiegilAteal4d9sacthe spot se-!
looted, our Brigade Wits first on the ground,
asul..draerti!nreht _llegimentainunediatelyan
front of the position, where the dorm , was;
frotilnidlifin L'ReVienct. ll ' 'We ''ittifei:',basilly;
fgrPtifiAt-,!},ti,the .L.t.,,gelpnel7-tbe, ' pcdoell!
being abeenkTwben :fr-Pfit ~, every : nide), ,C01e!
wafted the martial strains of bands t of musio;;
'tlia•hithiaimbeaties , blasod%flont.'llwitisandal
of poliehad bayepeta.end saberskantitisap
pearaiiii of the ,rogiipenta ,4 ,thay , ame n ,
ii
.
marehingvapidly hate; view, 06.03 - iir.T. Obi
ing along in 'full array, and the arts ery'
whirling OW% proper order; Brae ttiagnificient
beyeeddeseriptten.,N,?w,the artillery thun
deredir wok - to - me teden.,Foiter - itintainflna ,
they flashodintuview- '
the., hands & ruck , up.
Hail to the Chief, and the long ridt , thrilled
along the line. Forthwith , the..regimen ts '
broke, into "colones of netupaniek',.entt the
"march in Review" commenced. • „General.,
Foster is anoblelooking offiver,:portly; but'
erect, and 'seetifingly iri 'the prim:it'd- teen
' heed. 'Efis - 'etiunteiiiiiiii - iii . expreiiiltii: ifil
firmness: and &elation", Trte.eminent: qualities
in•a, commanding offte . er,.. while his pplished
address and , suave manners, bespeak the. Well
brew gentleman. When the,oempaey of, the
,undersigned passed the post, bireeelkand his -
elegant Lieutenant moved erect, as
,mallen
s t alks; and a smile waved over the Generrifs .
rubicund face, when saluted.: Though- Ile 7
views are wearisome is consequence of ; tioa
fact, that one must remain :standi n g •at'. •
.
six hours, in line; yet the ever-changing
scenes; the brilliancy of display ; the dashing,
hither, and thither of , aids, beguiles one's
attention so completely, ~ that he "takes no
note of time." Reviews .generally indicate
movements; but as we belong to Brigadier
Brindle's Brigade,!the impression is general
that we will remain hero. : I
• ,
COOK WANTED--On . 'the departure of,
our lively•servant Napoleon Hannabal Jack.
son, we immediately advertised for another;
but a day elapsed before an applicant, pre-
Hotted himself ; lei th strong self-recommen
datory appeals for the position. Externally
he was cleanand eligible. I told him, that
We had laterly - bcen unfortunate in having a
Servant who was densely inhabited, by aptera ,
of a tuost obnoxious species; huayerred, that
he had "none-of dram"; Bold him he must
undergo an examination., He consented. I
gave command; Draw coati off ennui, th'
shirt!; B
coat; shirt!; was about to • obey mliett ; t y
o
first Lieut. observed .an, outsider big ~a a
'grain. of ,wheatl! I raised, the
~ clerk:lift , and
commanded, backward march! with the pre-' '
cautionary command to step lightly,, fearing
the detested creatures would drop eft
~
Now we abominate Apo lifAle ,eptern pH
quaky 'with those bimenous wretches, that,
Infest the North, andAragtheir slimytengtli
along .the ,body politie r to irritate.end reAtit.
den,- t 6 lieslime t and -"leader., foul, : the ithele '
Mass, sol that it may.:ett.siky fillaimmler like ,
apples of Bodotni at . the first . braat 0: leas-:
on 's storm,•so aisiduoesly.. attempteili to, be'
raised. : Hence •frioode i. of ,your,,y country !
patrons of Liberty ide • nit'ajlp iv . yourselves ,
to . come in contact' with , these : miserable ,
*retches, :who throw ; themselves -in your
way. whenever possible; who, though goner
ally
of the whiskey'drinking, „4mud 7 sill'! or-,
der; yet sometimes: endeavor tuworm „there-
selves, into , respectable society, and with
head erect, strut!yeur streets, to meek ~ii it,
be possible,' those , . who. . are infioiteiy, their
superiors Professed disciples ~ef,Jeit.l
, 11:-'
via, they,se,ent,,to imagine that, fin aristoCret-'
is air is, thereby, reflected upon. them, ifer
getting that without.worthoa.nd :,virtue. there ;
is no-Ottani:fair , and that a''• borrowed , offal. '
gense_aervet hut to - torliihit mor_e_strongly_
litithrtii, erdiiiiiti, to Mut-Minds - the hideous
lilaokettelithet hi Painted ttpori them' , by the
Pencil of tl - th arch4raitcit, the 'Devil. In
stead 'of carefully cancelling,' their traitorous
Pernik)* as niinictin'siOnlik.dietate, thitifitila
iline4iiidit stultifies theta ' -ea • •coinpletely,
ihrit, they'are unable to trotitrol'them. , ' • ,'•
In thy.list'l eltowed'thieu -40 tbralleridion
silly; nO , di 1 learn 'froin'inelvate' Solent , that
they itnioojio:` tem: laid aside thit••itltdoet
to Teta : their' spleen ' Upon the:Puttneifition
Proolittintleh'. They'" trill ' doubtless:- bits) ,
' themsehrea in ' lab:floating 'and • propagating
such stories' as (bey' formerly ding vespeetirtg
' the status of the army; aillich . .a - e °uniformly_
and tinqualitiodli lirliiiri' fey' the army is. iril•
ling to seti'inystepS' taken that will serve ;id
duel' the enemy" " The soldier will not, fool
ighly ' Oppose . ' - th:e . hfarehitig': Of ' a negro
gtigtide agtrhist•the 'enemy'; "especially when
he ii 4 ticaritid by daastant, fighting thodi•merch
ing. Oh i but siflthese mieereante, the
nigger will be piikoii ah , quality, with the
White4:the old stingy how have not their' anis
liable sheets ,aritiecithe 'list five ejtears , i hat
this' thlig
, of equality "is' irnriptisible t - No
tit i an, net any: body ~Pf Min ' ;elm 'effect this.
lhit,,,iliey ski,' tho'irhitei jtliotild 'be 'brave
indliiiiietle'inkiglite'dii this themselves I
Tliiin why iirel i thO ncit'engaged? •The mss=
erablo, itowardsi Ono "com ' p'any of ordioasli
ary,q,ii.s,• would;:iviiio:' a' Whdlo - regiment' of
'such jack-R*s'or 'You knee , reader' ' what
preteuidenti this ' briAld Of:whelps , may itiak4
to courage:, ithe' - uufbetunately, tentite;iyour
surionadingw : tie tate the& ' 'all lialli.: Ina
they equal in virtue, sobriite;' . Mid iotnyvie;
- ea - the seine number of niggetit,' Tett 'have 01"..
41i P kIi0Wilt "Ohl but 'y04 .. 1)1110 - niitit: subj.:::
gate the PAU ,1111"
_By the eternal, , we', mutt
. ied"sdif and 'theta "toe; (sib ''hiillihatot -fig.
garfig s basor :than" 'opegi' , Rebeilti, Irhinnalliet
thei j elainti'tn bn; i litd - O l aratob Id:intercity
to join theta through were , ormardleet A
.baser,, ineatiii; 'pnt , iglioble"; - tnere Wolfish,
itud;therefore inot'e oonteriptibla 'sit 'of "bi
pede,'Atitti these CorOitheadi Orthe;liortit,
mere mover begotten in: . Afiioa—And , , Ale
lie 4q, !Oat. shalt ,I, - say' of , 'the ' iv ooie o i
whose silly:_he4e ' heti been'ttiiit4 by the
titttbArp airs„ It ki.Lp#4. s ghtt!..,hell.. vt§Tan
lottl. tko,r! 3 9# l ,9;iito , 041,-. 1 4 . wea. 11 .44.t1i5. - of
degradation, is rapidly run;' all the 'tiii i; iltiiii
erected by_ society to.Aettlip,_ her_iiri;ditslied
=44 tikingly 491 p; elpiplgagejf , -in o, l tpter
darknesi like a hlusiinti
'gates
r-,—gene4 t , ',he
speeds upon thi eery gates et treaionl
l'horghtleaily she buys up brogans for the
. .
Us t i Bab, , • etttng Ai tigpitto ejri - of the
o f
trios; or stu ,s , uorm , le we hi
r uheitie—the w • ' 'en I' ` , t. , a'r.i.'
0131111iVey—W ,: tt i n i sti .T, ,
'I; ' . I; i 1: fi'
I, rder, or if mid ,0. , , tot e
1. ,, , ~,
little wits are at w , ,'an lie'r .1.. '-.. fongV.''
rattles treason, like a sweet morsel; while
with head erect She, stalks the streets, or
:...;_ intit.tkesanetuarb.lika ittAkeght9L
of bives —a sheep without it :i d Wifiletie - e;
'weird lignerikr.kekr.ak • ....3 • VPYleo
child in viit and sense, the sportef t e wise,
ikiatiiiiiiiiiiiiiti-the ` lid' i , . ,--- fiereitiie
lairdiikelh, •:f g T',4" 71 r 0 TAWi r ")/ B e '7l ," 1
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10oltaluitioATED.]
7/1/;:flitdf•7zzir e- , atl3-110Wrffir R y f itt r liii
Quincy, tedieittiiderbi . itiaittkliiVseeelectures
'nal Bible bands, byftheitiV.Blil4o - 41,ofiks,
'letti'•tnissiehurr in ,Paleittine..-•• • .1-.,H,.111 i :''
- Having Uent.ii resident; of.thd, Holy, Land
*tatted. 'yenta land of jefusalem :the greater
pit , oflthe'tinnr, , •.Mr., Afaucei • desorib,is -the
, toPlographY'cf otici'.cduntly,rtind:the hitiatterti
end ( townie& i heveciplo; mil& perfietfitrii
'Hari tread , life like, accuritayr. allistritted Thy
OtieVal - OCISBUtIie: I, .liP .. f;.,;1) 4 .) OF ~t: ..? il:
t) , l it, latkdrea 1 lei/ '• Thursday midi '
.tViittit*
lisleuiogit. will , be it , further , ihrtstmtion of, the
subject, ittid 4ino full.; ofl. protniiieJlfor„ every
- Bible ' reAderl-1 3 autographs from manic, tint
from paintings;notifrotn sketches, had , silo
touched photographs, of the actual sites and
scenes. iii'Bible; . Latidli ' ~ i ncluding ,imaity of
JeruSalem, , 'alliaken,ditiring the ',Lecturer's
residence in• the Country, mill , be• beautifully
illuminated and Inagnifyel• by the aid . of .i
dissolv lei Vim, 'apparatisana ,Ox y-Hydrogen
Light, and desoribed:by . the. Lecturer...l 1. iy:
Quincy; Mara• ll;4B63: :,. , -,, , , 1 ~.,,,
Return of Two Expeditions,linporlaut da ;
iurea Our- Troop Bak 1,000
Bushels of Corn, 50 Horeep Rebel . .Afails,
s aid Officers, with,' Important Correspond
trice. • • „.
'Ng* YORK, March • 8;-.LA • spedial de
spateh iti'the Herald fromllie Army fcif the
Pototnec,'dated'yestarday,'reports the return
oten expeeition. • under , Col? Phelps, from
Northumberland and 'Lancaster counties, Va.
Hoithaville, the 'coUntyseat of the foiiner,
was surprised, and the post Mite's searched,
bit nothing found. .The jail Was also exatii
ined, but the calls 'were found empty. A
foraging party sent try'Laticirster cottnty'cap
tared two iniportant rebel T.OOO btsh
els of corn, 50 .horSeti, - Ate. Among
the prisoners take:l'l4s Cot.' CisybrOr‘ of
the rebel army, who 'had been active in en
forcing the
the conscription: Also a stituggler,
who has conveyed 0100;000 worthof contra
band goods across the Potonine : tiro intaen
fief rebel bitizeds, and two clerk's Of Ihe reb
el departments at Richmond, With aquantity'
of letters to citizens of BOtiiilore, and 'official
correspondence to parties Louden, - 'Mehl
ding Baring BrOthers. •' 7
Tho country viras quite' barren No rebel
troops Wtiie rhoie'et6pt(aleir t.tetithty, 'and
dory little Union sebtiMerit l Witt found to*7F
-ISt.
, ~„
AreXictio.
NENV Yi) 'filafeh', 7 'the - ClS'!Hui
bia today we receive later neWS'irkini
CO by Ni,y, of'Havana': The'dttiesfrOM l'era
Cruz are to the' 17 tif ult., fri3in' ;Jalapa to-the
13th fratECOrilaha papeiirtti thdlit
Th e A' 'noth `'save iitifelaniatiet
of 06041' Volicf,
atiNy,' . artbir its totig
whiting; 4415611 i noon ,
Rumor says that petieral Votty w&uld
commens9 ,the i V.it 2,ad Yehruary.
The - re - ai no laedolifie: t oT fighting or
even skitthiehltig,'Saioan attifek on a' lOrineh
'convoy;' Which leit'SelOad on January 213th
rot Carberon . . The Me Tenn guerillas car
ried off some horses Main - ales. ' '
A PATRTOII,7 BISHOP.-;-4t the great IT
akin meeting in Citicinnati;'exi - 'Monday 431-
ning, 'letter Wks i`bttir 'froth Bishop Rose.
'erans'(6rcither' 'of the 'Getier:A)'lexprfosilfg
the'tnost patriotic Sentiments. We quote.:
To'ntsuidon kihr free Govertneen r because
we mlist'.wail a y&or or two. to ged rulers •to
tittit its; would" 'be' unuterable :Meanness of
titinal—integrit3r,-
our legitiniatc GtivernMehf, our' old flag, , dis
band
.our army, and Wait' tb bee whaV , dispo- '
sition General'BrltO,'Sfirtriyi Will choose . to '
iMtltsr °find when it'ookes Net th again,' would
be'
suicithil fully:f.,, 1 ~
~1 p ,
"God keen us freirfianehlcillY and its dig
astrotts ennitequendeil'.' Nay fhn'gloam that
hiihgti'clier'us no*? mike fbrg#valt differ
eh cea' of i het= fm'pto rtanee, together,-
e art' ash d gibinff=thef use ; , Urder,
end ju's!ice' 'tr trinteph ;over bah =thet abort,.
sightednesi ofiihariendi rapid the treat:barons:
vieleueenf. • •'
MIEMO
A. Cosi, in Poiett=---A• great deal Said
abotit the extyaltiigtinee of the War- ''Pepstit.
meat by tbe ,Cepperbeads.. Nashville
Union, in criticising this fault fil;Sling spirit,
calls attention to:thei fast ihat the Utah 'ex
pedition;'''Whicly eatisittd" of I'ooo
nntll44 . iiit few'j'mOntbe, mil
lions of . At the! same rate,,, the cost
of the. t war, 'with , nearly a. million :
men; r'tiip i ithr .1 1 10' to this' thee 'hove beim' 'sevWti
0j . ,444).,44
CapXteSetiffai..- . haGroneral
#Ofeeittes hag offlefed whose
rtil,ettpporterra.are, robel,, set4e l :4 - F0
whoiie'sympittbies 404 connections are., such
that theiy . , caahlitAlide'' aslnirdcice of " loyalty,
will holil tl4+l4iiits l
rn io*O t etith
cif his , linen within, twur,l44,Yiii .4p exodns;'of
butternut • tpopulatiou.,. froui—Blurfrecaboro'
will 6.10'1604' iinttieditelY: l ,•• -
' ell L.,
ineeiltaff permissicarfrom
Mr. Lincoln to take a photograph. , of , itlie
Preeident'AinsuteipationProolatnatiort which
entirely in M* laneoltni , Own, baud writing,
And which is to be- beautifully engraved as
one! Of the . i I Igis great, zboo/L%
.r 1
15ai".4,41.ei,P4 1 4„ 1 } 1 0 4'
hi Ten asyliadiaarcinaztbo liortheasttru por-
Lion of ',sterns; It takes the nolisis•ot Palk,
alvinPB) AIIIP,PI¢AFPft,-„riMent gbic it
eontainat. 4ito L
Deceasect—T. J. C. M'GnAnr,initili#ii-
Sinirifit;r.ll.Thaith,: ) ,f l thia. goo: l it** . in
camp, near Pamintalit,lVlshit fawn,
enilte-sth inst.
Battle .of Spring
-Air of C-... 'b u
1.• I. liri , ye" g 4, 1 '
,;' i , oat', a'' ~ '''
1 e , i: • •.• ' h i
the. i . , tii i '•:. t'ae h .0 i!. .
Fiimidifk, Tennessee, there 4 ~,, :
that Col. Coburn (unified. ' .' • r
g 1 I 1t4.1_ 0 J.1 1 4n 111 . - - —49 . 16. ._ . .1! 7 ' ' yam - _ .
there was no surprise or a ; iiiiiriaii: - --
tilThititsatittetitlitill Van - Dorn was known
Wi) in force in front, 'and the brigade' of
the Chien - farces WiktisloWilraralidiug wheu
theschftgesirillijfit trprwhelini - -Lunt
beriy $ Itri_kto4i. i. 1 .. If
in front' and
flanks ' .
The Ig4ilfelliiitisilthriltettivitgail
was in the rear: • ',Whey 'Werkettt4r
rebels flanlllUtoYeAKß4 41 3 d• egtqaileti ,
: ' The :1411k , i/Vll.tio(Ms.knaiPikttlltiliT
afiduintt E1i. 0 4.0 1- 4 1 41iVercIffiTill
rounded end , 4014 1 .0 i 0. , 11N1.491 1 19 1
.-;._ OA rlthell tcJlPififigiJoth4tit49:9r ,
tructOnlitoV4Ao !ewe . a Jig,. ,
overt titactbe,t•haOurie i fOlan ,
)
ii„privattis,„,killeil gu . 4'ig , al. Mit , . 4 ,3
A
20:44 died ,of:thefr ! lou , .... 1 , 1 31,: • ,9 4 "?:, r..
loss watt.from;Zso,4, - .oo,,'Welm i tlid..; ' ,
..
~:NO: Federal, Orkokrfs ViC1r9:110 1 , 3 4 , , ILO' but
one:colonel,. ili IP. I Baird, c9t • , 44; „ISOM .' in&
auep wasiweundedi e nd hih injury, War . 4io it,
• •A'harehelf4 admit haying Ilia a force of
from 16,000 f01,,20.,90,9 . urn beloagtng ;te
General. Vaa I D,orn'w . 4lvysica They, MO
siztoen rebel brigadier generals were op the
field. ':The ' actual - rebel,force _vas tiM:vii
thouiaudv engaged. i .T4ey' asflOnwieile a
loss of one colonel, together, w,i 1 . 1. several
line' Officers. ' .Their_loes. was,l.,fi l tl,l4fie - 4. l aud
a4acpirtionate uuruber.w o llo4 t :, •
I.Golonel Cobu , •surrenderecl his,,c4ximead
in•person. to Genet l'orrest„',Thli g.2ii Ira.
honsib 1a5t.1.59 , prsand.,eetn" , iiiishihed
'facers, including,Celeuul 4llhert l „, , ,
.„,.
The 33. d Indiana, lost 440 nitrate s Arid 'aka,
inivsjoned officeraj.bachxdilg Cientenant . coil.,
one' Henderson: , The 8 1 5th. Indiana last
~e,i
privates and dornini4sipped officers, i4cleding
Colonel J. P. Baird, slightly wolinded. A& '
jutant 11. B. u us, of Col. •Colburn'B 'staff,
was in .the rear, urging, forward the, ainmn
bition magonsi and .was Put oir by, the rebelS
and escaped capture. ~ ~ ~
~
Exciting .I‘Top Am, Ptah.
SAM 'LAKE °Vitt, neiliAtion
between the military and Or - Mormon eiti
zensis imminent. : t
Governor Hardin g and. ASFIO'Ciate : ,ITIASti
Wurte and 'Malay it .is utidnrstood, have
Called' upon Col. Conner to .arrest 13, - ham
Young. and Couesellifts Kimball awl ; Wells.
' The Judge ?of the District Court ean.serve
any civil process, but: the citizensrire:in arms.
tleterrnined.tO prevent the ,arrest. 4 their
lenders. • • ,
' Other Federal ,officers,,and, the. Mormon
Citizens have .telegraphed, General Wright
to'restit►in Col .' Cohnee filLtta investigation
can ba h a d : :1 t
A Colonel of ,the United,States arzny i _mbo
had left -fer-Washirsgtorr,-.'baS: 'been arrested
by Colonel Conneri.andi.brought back.
' It is presuined , ..that , 'His,, , ,,intentions. mere
unfavorable to ;Cialon,elt Conner's military inr
terfereiice:
„. .
' Brilliant ,
tStieoil;l:neitiiilbh iNthe-Wtresiing Bulletin,] .
-"etticrttiNAltr, tears,. from
gash:villa, that wdivirtioronE :aavalryi Inder
Acting :51inty., • aktacked
BUSsell's' rebel *cavalry:. at Unionville,: ten
inileS' southeast of Murfreesbore.,, on , Satur
day, the 7th lust.' They.. Captured tvi'enty,
one wagons, , twenty-five_ lents, eighty-five
mules, five homes ) ,• all • the camp ,equipage,
and te uniform of Colonel Russell,. together
*with two , captains, three lieuter n and
fifty-three iprivates. Twe:,'Federals were
slightly %roundel. . The rebels lost fifty ,kil
led' and• one hundred and eighty.' wounded,
all by, sabre strokes. The •7th Pennsylvania
and 4th Michigan:did the work.. . , •
-4.
Army of the Sherkandoah., ,
eOiterizrikti6n of! a: Runtori-No
' Rebels Vkinity ;of ..17ViiiChester—
' Gen. Kelly in CnYitinfind.; ; ,;•';
ILAAPER 4 lFFEmty,,!'pkgretri - t i reat - sur
priso is l'e4 heri tl it'titkriiiiiii in Washing
ten and elSewhetetplit - (1101;1er-hi WineheSter
by the return of the rebels •in force .to • the
Virginia Valley.' =There: isAinot, only tone
fannilation for tbese , rnraorsibtrv;tr state of
fireparation eiist4ln thotAnttiteri as.woil as
hareabontit; that way - tlefiantly:itivitts any at
tetripta tha,leneaty etin niake:npinius, unless
his *hole army in :front , of ikrederitoksburg
Should - be'tribiterVuli;'*hieh - known
periuit, i . even
iP tfie'bad re - ads •
• '''G'priartil irr douttnarrd/ , under
Generitt-Seheduk; with a' fail-
ilifirtntstort Crit, -Macho Gil
strop
the
.hi the , Senate ftoglay
far the gradual ettinetion•of,slavery
*as read 'twice, And ordered.. to
be printed: ' The - bill priiiides: thatialohil
dron.bern'of'slavo mothers* after tbeAth, - of
duly, 18138, sball be born. free; .all such obit
&en to apprenticed 44 the.owners oftheir
ituithers 'till they arrive at thel age 21
years; iad.all-cfriltftenGborn °Vaudh appren.
tices 'lsbell be apprenticed to .thwaimater. or
periori to 4rhom , theiriunther is. , apprenticed
until•such the age; of 21.;
they 'ternis er'apprentieosbiplto conform with
the general ett conesinittg•apprentices passed
1855 . . ; :hp I r ;.
correspondent with .General. Grant's at
my wri ton.:--"Negreeo aret oming in L.greet
rtiontiertilo the portion of .our army. at Joke
Providenee,• -Not less • than a thousand fiave
Miele their. appearance, :all: telling, fearful
Mt des of the brittality .nf „their_ masters.—
Four: httadred•come into:our , lines in a single
half 'day, and Alti influx las not .yet °cowl.
The proportion of lable4odied„ =inky among
them iw latter:than. wail, and we have ,but
few deorepit.l,Affustuells the ,eutite ,
The,ncgroendisPlarrwillingness to
,perform
all that; is asked Orthein. - :ltiiettaw said- to
be, in Op 4.t . up4tioti to . :lit*anitii:two:er :three
reiinienti trine the,collired ,inatir:alatfhand,
and therpriisfeet that it be ilOna.P
i r9. 44: Og l igAl ti t4, • Plfg. which, carried f
offPAITIPINNOPF. 4 I4 V 64) - ?O'Ar t Y , i dci l 4el
1 111 06.9 rpeilgkpky re,sisketr
PM4)340,,,n thPOScAt. t !T e ri sO. d v #l l l,t
ensuing apKim Oureu,!frAi Air; *u
citizens will follow tb,c,l!Stitr
Weitvrtirdieduti-ifsgskatintlf•l,Mrself
tlis
201.,5ce tt9tiell or ST.i3MY . I TR ITI.L.
who. wanted to • Bee - the Mbe lion prosper..
He did not quedloClUSlCiititliaihitlitrajt
the PeoelotwAtionlheaupstiimed' merely its
utility. 'Till the so 'dila'
oeTi jk ,_ „rig :apt pt.
'lions orders. One ; Cookrill,
,owning half a milliowdollarddworth of prop
erty, having 1.064 to. Pay. antatiessment of
one thousadd hribsted and
confined in the.,po4 3 o4,,i i ir„ -. ,'„ •
serFAENCFI 5A.144. t
setts of French Bable,:comptisang I/tirades, twen
ty-four Muffs at lowestiity plicen.y
UPDEOitAFFS!; Hatters,
opposite Washington House.
Dec. 13
se-LADIES I FIIIW- 2 - 1 1i1INK SABLE.
—We have three. settii . citlFlriiii 4Mitik,''§ f able, three
fine Mink Mies.' We tifree'lliinif 'of ,lowest city
prices, at
UPLIDORAFF I S', Priiiiatil Matters,
Dec. 12 '" ' : .iiiiiiii ita .1 1 1riteliingion Blouse.
zFALL OF 1 62.4tA15, YAPS,
Cages, Umbrellas, Lad ies,Purs, BUffitinßobes, GUT
talk Gum Blankets, awn JLeggituiy . Horse Blew
ets. Cotten, Woollen, and Buckskin Waves, Port.
monies, Purses and Pocket Docks.; ~yve have tin
beat a ss d and CheaPeatislOpk.of, the, above articlr
to be ' in ,the ccnuttry,ri ,; - ..,. - -..,
. PDEGRA PEW, .rrecticiil 'Hatters,
-; JaPPinite Washington House.
Dec. 12
Ii'LA.DIE,§7UtiS4;4.RUSSIA.N FITCH
—Si; setts fine Russian Fitch,dit futeVitell Mr
at lowest city priceir- • (" 1 '
• tIPBEGRAFFV, Hatters,
oppolites Writibinguln House.
Dee. 1%
*BUFF 11,011E5...--We, have tau
ales of assorted Buffalo Lobes, fro& 'the eons=
o the fine,
UPDEditiOTS, atters,
" " ' 4 ' ''tieit) 41 .
Dee. 12
_opposite
. I . .4,ushington. House.
T A KE, .O.F .TEE, S MAL,
NOTES.—We, hale the .POSTAGt CURREN{
CY POCKET BOOKa.:: ;MOON , - er'%those. Book
you can handle the nest itizroney . without loss.—
Also, a fine assortment .44,1,Ptirees* ; Pocket Book,
Porimonais, &c., from, rtalbliEnp,, at
•UPDEORAF,FS',
orktheitorWasiingto,n House.
Dec. It
. 14.
On the ad• lilt, ip. theiHerin Reformer
paisonage, by the- ' Rea!' Wr. 1 , Krebs; Mr
E. L. , TAYLOR; of 'Alttiont,.' Pa, to Mis
EEC KIE. M.I.TI4A.Y,:bis C Mini arsburg, Pa
On the Bth:iii 4 .4.4 in,th'e';:siiin -.place, b.
the same,. Mr. Wari: .A.i r LOAM to 316
ANN'IIA.PciA'SORRINE,R.F f ----. —_,,..„
On -tlint4ltEginif.ollllß* l 4llllllC:Pillen. b:
the Same, Mr. CHRISTIAN HINAMM.
to Miss SIDONAa itATIPALV -*
mama, WO,
..Neap,Freilerioh'oh the '1 ti
EL141.111!,5).' # O,
Mary Apo tons,oq,, 4.114 j,, 6 . 1060
att(l , 7,4aYs.,
Lnvelv.bobe,how ipief tAiy,
Short ,an 4 ho,styw i lw 'VARY! • •••••':
soop , thy i9prritlyteie•i" • '
Vain' dad ncitioie Is; Ire* - 6!' •' • ,•)1
4 '.l P IIIOOAP Oh te Saviour's breast, : ,
, ::Sarestly•alsep,onaagf4l7,ll l 4' t
• seep the saatning , shalirostors"
, • The 4uried babe we now' &Mote: ,
f' 6 P • tik4"s " : o ll *,lt,44 l; ;ehr,Pn 6 astltiOtzl.
4 Augh t .'" 449 , 2
year 41.WE0 5 /!"14„ , v'.9(,s*
' tisk Arkeiicaii of ilekaelcisi)
'WV ifrittitt;
n rio repi
te4
FA (mote ai,foljOii , ?, tiOwateStteet
NT: ah,5,710;t2125,;
;. o P ll Xing Wo. -kr Wrii,B3l
.an 0 .
at,,st
(.4.11,Arg,--4ialers'of "2"3b2
ry to prime . W11'4.13%004 18'0V. 1 95' e't
1,500 .bushels . fah* P6nAiylvan
tea at 1'4(6161.de
choice, dp., at 165 ®l6B. eta.. .apd 1,500 btiil
els Boutliein dol:‘itt 16intyltO r hiSfifee.biibl
et, bileit 41500!biifibi1s ehtintiiitr To' tics
mliito Corti at 'BB'@9o apt( '3`,000 busi
yelloW'aó: at ',94( .. gt'ets.''''Sales . of 31
bushels inferior to good Peh4ais3tlinni'a
at 72®761 2,50,0. bushel
MArytaue do: at "4104 d .r ali,;:'it&sure,
1 9 ehnitylvatila' , Ityley , ")q9iote at ,:106®11
60.; aud' Milk:heat. 4030105qatii.
biribeV '
c',§titrB.—Cf sioveitiencl eiose dat) '360,
7, 61a,Thothy
Proi theL meriears of Fri,tlati.:
Cattle:- 7 .T he offeri n gs pt,povcii.cOnti
moderate. At the Live n to-4i
the reeeipta l were,.s2s whicih nit
her 150, were driven , to tl
balance (375 hp 4,43 sold:to lia)tiSiOrelnikl
f f pi, prices
,raagiag . front:s-1' 't5'15.7,5
sm.,4y,a i geo otA ; the
fully,lepopier The Marte,t
..,.//ogs, , - 7 ,Tbeig,rai betterliiio
kOt,Jand Prices TCleirA l o4 ,leicitt per . '4•: - .1d..1
oc w Atecalc4_ iirrAiittsipriM
liva,H, be.iPM wade P'
1100 1 4 13 !: 01 )kul-i t.i • ,1 - 4. • •
. 811 4eP.--11Pe - ,
P ilt er4 4 l.74 e4 elt i 117iie 1 1 949- roui °lll "t e l itt p.:ec r 11
gross.
,- -
. -
":.1 1 1114 7 , ' drti. 4112141E . 6.1;
kiLlkopiltnsoilogitOtinunini* tail
oa k yudiudenripr4eiWor taegrAft re9M044.;
nt4e . iwneiki4Vtay ',Late inkkipnc!
not tionsaitly he enteti. — rhooi wawa - wig "Or
call an Mr. Daniel Trifle at Brothel:WV/rink
amp whertithii - • •
I:.4ll66lsstavocil.4vra-
-1 lii6A . 64lT`WdelAtti2t°'i _ .
d ok oo .1
mo n v2.l 911r11` " 1 • Prt : 1 09 OO:
pug which' Was bald, at Sew
night, and _addressed by
AO James' it Brady, Judge
Iran Bitten, is die of,tha
signs, of the times.- mr:
eised ie' hearty support of
td approved of the act giv
trol of. the &rile end the
muld:,be no (jittery against
M'ssloM...
' !.5 :!•.1
IVE4.!kpit 2 t3:tAiMgt;
kj•j,;
MOM