' VILLAGE' RECORD wzmiestsc! Frlds", March 20, 1 • WherChicathettl the 9. is, With Freetiotter soil.httntipth our reit, . And rteedonv, o'er eA Aiiimat#,alironi,—'a have 'several hundred th;llare ta pay on the drat .of April, ; Eit6illii.eittiihne l ii neat at hand we: 'appeal its thCatiOreur panne ,in arrears for sub- sekigien, jobbing er advertising, to call art 4 sash their accounts. The enormona inerease is the pries of paper, etc., eompells Ito urge ,prompt payments. Without a cm *Hanoi with thin request generallY Wine impossible fur us to pay current °Soo ez- pence!. There are very few country papeis ' ►at what have either increased the price of subscription or decreased the sire of their *beets owing toithe rise iu paper, and unless Ikon in arrears promptly cash their aeon-lints trecessity_ will compel as to resort to 000, or the Other of these_ expedients. We Isms many patrons With ample means Value se senate have remained unsettled fat years. Ve this class we appeal. espocialiy. Fresh hime.--il'a call attention" to the advertisement of Mr. flees, is smother sob ruao Sgile..tre direct attention is the sale of personal property advertised by Mr. SIBBET in soother column. Cone Sost.—Memers. Jona* Blom, Frio. Src:f ica and Jos. Pnion, - merchants of this place, are now in Philadelphia making their spring pnrchases. Their goods an +expected here in a few da'e. First Arriaab—lt Will be aeon by !dor mice to our advertising columns that Menu. Aunzascit.l, BEICAD/CT hate rewired as extenive stook duets spring and stun ster geode. The ladies particularly are in vited to 'call and examine their new styles. Gredwated.--Aniong the list of students Irho y,eeently graduated at Jefforsin Medical College, Philadelphia, we observe the name of our friend, Mr. tse.au N. S?rIVELY. Mr. 8. is 'a young man of studious habits and Taro social qualties, and is otheryise pre :atlylmted-for-thst—professiou—lte iner selected. • Thunderstorm Znaraercrisery.—Ott Sun day afternoon last,. snot storm prevailed is this seetion, aecotopanied with the most viv. id gashes of lightning and loud peals of than der. The like was perhaps • corer before —witnessed-in-therrecolleetion-of-tie- noklest itibabitaat." ilerrercie9 anderstand that several prima, in this place, who have proscribed the-Record, ere in the habit—of borrowing the paper from some of their more loyal neighbors. A- newspaper 'borrower is a de testable character under the most fa'rorablo airetatSttaates, but , for a sponging "copper head" to 'seek to borrow a loyal sheet which Ise eternally 'misrepresents and villifies fault rardonable imptokenee, and is trust that eur patrons will hereafter not suffer them selves to, be 'trust naposed upon by each sneaking allies of , troai.on. Mak or female, skew them na eouotenance. Gone to G. BOYD, the editor sod publisher:or a trainable sheet in Ha gerstown, ealled' - the Mari/land Free Press, Was last week,,*i learn, arrested, by order of . the Government wad 4ondireted with •it flag slimes) within the-rebel linos, where be hi to remiit while 'the war taste. The paper hie therefore heekiuspondad, DO doubt to. the chagrin and revot of the "copperheads" gerrerally. • & Patricies . ))/.:= Ituuday last was St. Tatriik's Clinuniistitlie":" tow" moth ins" did not usgioet, •this propitious, oppor tunity for putting Ahoit cuLbage mad, sta. in iis • ° dpn7 ohartges• —.Time: sr stibseri• bsorirko iiitirrd Twinning' Their piness seasidenees 'about first irt April, And de. oirini their post office address erhangedosill 44easi tiv& its 'timely natio(); :ebtorker Fastlar.-4eltlis, President or 44 "inbas , iind `triitiiis, • ilorth 'and tEinnth, 4114 s issued al*:proplaination for At 414 of fastiog los the :171.11; of IdarelW the; ..rebilynti last dyerii ortsitlii*AFt4SiiatOst 'sod. " , ,• • . • ;., ths : ' Y' isahceolored men SASI - pararrap ,r4,o l 7tongtoged , ircz*** elYf.,fblll4 land' it' ifP vtiadd, , ; '', , , - !'f , ' ,,, ,!'fir. , 71 , ,1!MR, _~ ~.,, . .. , i ft A iit isthb4' fy tr . being Angto- ~ '''t .. s k sltnicin' as i. ion, in li l i .4 ' n , ', , IA 'o i , ;'Sresltt i ' . .` i ' 'to ' I tit* pi '.' of the SI idrthina . ; ' . 11 #: r . P4Obse have I been opened and a large - proportion of the stock required,has already been subscribed. The brrestminteranntst 4 testtainty - pram k safe an profitable ,one. ...r , TlSllrd?thit'> Bll , l l" most fiteorable apportunitY for ` the invest. meat of capital, and We trust that the bust nesimetiof bott t•ris at - i nktoopyrirrip proinvi . f ly manifest ttat ' ilitSeit'in - Ai, iateaprise 4iiiiehltilinWrieheit dan - ader. - Tketitibiiiirse portlaa :iditia eibig;6 anity have hit -ertoppor 7 tnuity to knew soniething,aS trn r the„advanti- gee oia tea* iostitutiou, iiieBaving Fund itaving boon in nOcesaftil eration hero fo'r tin yearn, It traepCtiiiipt Lever bitter man aged nor in better credit thin at pr:esarit;:bUt_ from nhaz:we eau learn, the changes made necessary under tilt ireenot act passed bg 00 °0 6 fikrendelsita'convertion into thitt ' 'of aliiinking . . institution a necessity.. It inud• ..110811 wan waulii , not be depri ved of the ' ad vantages . vantages affutded by Snell ' i nstitution tbOy, should net promptly .' ' Serwi,fina the, following—paragraph in the Gt.tt3rsburg• Adam Sentinel, published by our venerable friend; B. G. HARPER, ESCI ancfgive it a place for thC benefit of ttewepaper 'borroweis it the "Copperhead" school. "Our brother Editor, Biwa, of the Way nesboto' Record, appears to have a very "hard thee" in this troublesome world. lie has been "coeped•up"by the' small pox for a number of weeks, and "everybody" ap peared to be-afraid of his paper, - cluritio. the time of hie suffering, lest they might be "ie eculated." And now, when he is agaib at MR test, and "pitching-in" to the Home Rebels, some of the "trailer sex," as he terms them, (he means, of course; the Female Home Rebels, who are the worst of the whole coneera;bneause they think themselves privileged-to use their tongues with mere laxity,) threaten him 'with having his office "busted," and have him "mobbed, tarred and feathered.," &cptand he even adds ' "some of them swear great oaths and frighten the Devil," and talk of "carrying it out by broom sticks 'and hoe-handles, and nameless other Ways." He,'iss every good patriot- should, exhibits no fear—but "pays 'them back with interest." We like his spirit—it is the true ring of the metal." -A Union League.—As. the objects of U nion Leagues are to preserve Liberty and the t!nion of these United States; to main tain the Constitution thereof, and the supre macy of the lairs; to put down the rebel en emies of 'the Government, and thwart the designs of traitors and disloyalists; and to protect and strengthen all loyal men, with out regard to seat, condition or party, we are, as well as others anxious to see one star ted iu this borough. The organization of thee. Leagnot, without any condition except undoubted loyalty to the Government, is es t-Wag throughout the country With sur surprising rapidity. And that they ~are useful, in oven by the hatred evinced to ward th by the copperheads. A Broadside at the Copperheads.---Below we give an extract from a recent'letter of an officer on board one of the vessels composing the Gulf Blockading Squadron It is one of' the straws which indicate the growth of feeling, both with the army and navy, against the traitorous Copperheads who seek to ,nn dermine the noble sentiments of our true hearted loyalists, and consign our country to a fate the most ignominious : "If you at borne will imprison, drive away, annihilate, or do anything with the traito rous peace Shut - worsts among you, we are wiling to stay here and fight it out; but if something is not done soon to shut up dis loyalty at the North, we propose to go home and do it ourselves, roturn;ng bore after wards to attend to secession." Progress, of Cniott Leques.--.lre are in formed, says the Chicago Tribune, that there already exists not• loss than five hundred einbs'orthe "Union League" in this State, and that.thnorganisation is extending with surprising rapidity' throughout the loyal States. The 'object of the organisation is strictly loyaf; and is thus stated in the prin ted oironlars of the, organisation. , "The object of the." Union League" shall be to prewar, Liberty and the Union of those United States; to maintain the Con stitution thereof; and the supremacy of, the lanai to • put down the rebel enemies of the tiovertinieut, andthwart the-designs of trai tors and disloyalists; and to protect and strengthen all -loyal men, without- regard to ieet,Aonditiou or party." , . Important to Wind Directors.—Tbe =fol - section of the eowwon-school law •pawned last winter,- is important to schGol tliieetnni 4tylo t t it 'dual be the duty of the board ai direati* in each 'ochool matriot to &Wish apnuallutatetimut of the amount of money recomaid and thc aniouni; duo from eollnotorhAtid.'aotting forth all the 41- clintrio, in not 'less tbau l 4l mo,* Fbited to,be .potup:* ' B4 14001tili*C places in tk whe,Dogoo l ou'o.6l<itiiiiO4,ls:l.ll. - pros *:iderit stooped by #in:niso AU. j,l lol,,pia ,:diaeleaiiiiiet made before the: I(o)litrif at Indiana — lis prove 'that' th&,l i he 4 Vigho f :40i.:04.11-: .4 , 0#01tor l io l: promote tthe. desertion. :or suirebiter Ti_.o4*4. , o4'oo4a4:iopfi!ot,i'l , 4 15a,t0:4440Y figt4l**ll4o t wkoi, dal t;J \ Mild tyre eierriiiiir: oft tieverfill • , ,: !g h" .. ,":'• 444 (4 i r6lll Ldo c •:7 4 i - , 0.06110 r tAgireitithhi,lail4. - , nt t •• • c , ste`. sr—it : A It as pleniied Almighty God, hi ;°, donee, to remove ffom our , 111 04.0).91itSepnj,p,c,i,,bp,othey, Milk it t , otisittont-and Fitr#Eige,lii4.lll44 4 ie Pit4r4:ll, ,aO4 'ylll'63 elidths - dia iu General . .11ter9fiirgi, 443.i1,444/ b.t *OO 141DenehjiO4s 3-o'll- tile, aneral . syinpathile• with his- - attiiioted r anii bereave btibitiend theni:to• • the- - eatvr-tf that) God sihn' doeth all things well. ,'••••'Reitolved; That a copy of these, proeee4- ings , he Sent! to hi' family, and ,to .the Vil lageßecord for insertion, and. also'• WI, the Lucherit :Observer. ' DAiT Er, MENTZEROSeci. Comniim .Some.--The following extract from the Arnerican Railroad JourmitshoUld ie read by - every Copperhead in 'the' corm- . .9But any , pence that ' , should destroy the Union ; let State against State ; , sever : and oppose their ,interests, endanger- , their boun daries, destroy the freedom of their' trade, obstruct their rivet's and lakes, shut up their pone, break up their. infetnal lines o communications, vary their traffic, interrupt their es tablished relations, introdnce con flicting laws, and throw society, ere long back upon its original elements,' ,to be. re arranged, reconstructed, and molded, into form, to be again torn asunder• with each new whim of their founders; or of the hour, would be no peace , ,11, but endless war and misery.? A REMEDY TOR SMALL PDX .- 2 • The Ger- Man Refbrined blessenger his rezeived a let ter from a friend in , Chi, , which says a great discovery is repor dto have been re• cently made by a stir' eon. of the English army in .China in the way of an effectual cure for small pox. T e mode of treatment is as follows: When the preceding fever is at its height and just efore the eruption appears, the chest is bbed 'with croton oil and tartaric oint•u :nt. This causes the whole of the eruption to appear on that part of the body. to the relief of the rest. It also secures 'a full and complete eruption and thus preOents ihe disease from attacking the internal organs. This is said to be now the established mode of treatment in the Eng- . lish army in China by general orders, and is regarded as a perfect success. Fayetteville. , Ark., March 'VT.—An intel ligent gentleman from Texas, arrived here this evening, represents the rebels of that State in a most deplorable condition: The Union men openly denounce the Confedera cy. A large . paity is trying. to raise the Lone Star, and companies of colonists are being formed to go into Mexico. A promi nent rebel officer, who came to. this place with a flag of truce this morning, also ex pressed. the, opinion, that should the cause of the South fail, they will retire into Meltico, and establish a republic under a-French pro teotorate. _Another Newspaper Office Demolished. - INDIANAPAIS, March 16.—Eight bun dred paroled Union prisoners, en route for 'eagowere-de tained- a t-Ri c mond r -Indi - ana, last night, and while there completely demolished ~the office of the , Jefersonian, anti-War sheet. They arrived here to-night and threatened the Sentinel office, and - the military authorities placed a guard to pre vent a disturbance. A large indignation, meeting was held here to-night in regard to On article in the Cin• einnati Enquirer insulting to soldiers' fami lies. NEW roux, March 16 —Mr. Gallardet, writing to the Couri* dea Etats I.72ris from Paris, February 27thp gives rumors of an insuireetion in Hungary, and an alleged res olution of the Emperor to recall the French army from Mexico, but states that both look improbable. 1C ..Yazoo City, whose capture by Feder al troops has been confirmed, is a flourishing post . city in Yazoo county, Miss., situated on the river of the same name, about 50 , miles N. N. W. of Jackson. Itis located hi a rich cotton-growing region, and, before the war, employed a large and lucrative com merce. Population about 3,000. Tom Thomb and his wifeoth / o are at their home in Bridgeport, Conn., complain - of the effects of their notoriety. Crowds follow them wherever they. walk or ride, and bolts and bars do not suffice to keep inquisitive curiosity mongers out of their parlurs and bed ohambers ts,„The President has issued a Proclama tion commanding all 'persons enlisted or drafted int.) the service of the United States to return to their respective commands on or before the Ist day or April 1863, under pain of being arrested as deierters and pun= ishod as 'such. The iron railroad bridge at' Harper's Ferry is Tapiity approachitv. completion. The first two spans are finished, and the 'third or last span will, it is said, be completed in a short time, as a large force ar workmen are engaged •upon it night and day. PRICE ADVANCED.-It is stated that the iron mantifacturers of Pittsburg, Wheeling, ,Youngstown and Niles, held . a couvention in Pittsburg on Tuesday last, and decided to advance the price of nails thyee shillin g s per keg, of bar iron* quarter coat per pound. Retail prices, of dentin, :have advanced in proportinii:' A Female Copperhead, if Munatine, 10. , Wa, on the, pi:Cutup of the, colebreionof Mashintenie Ihrthdayi;stiiked up, to the Anityzieau ilag,.floatingiu the street, in , the jireoonp of A huie nuniher of people ,suci t epit,4ipott ,i 1,,, The venont of this . rept il e in po,teinonta #i,4 l it tle or "no injury to the flag. 104.0. 4 "4 * 0 4 Ylitigo; ' March •'l , f.:-- The ',Express State's,' at' Secrete/ o,hase lalis' to-day offer ed aio' . 6foot:o)w:idiot! iii)lions hi `sOld', , ,b,s , Stiiii )4rties, whieh,"aftheeurreet'iatep ofxaehi - set,'' irettid tie' l iquirideile "ttOiti 4 ".- „. ' Trittemen in De re , .. • 4. torAtkplalilif4,ll.3.44l 4 num 00 ,CANNO4, r ~., .....,a... ...”, ....., he to loshn;4lo4--St '' . eit-,---1' *tied by tho Goidthf, 13 - 4: :*.,?•'-, Fa 7 7 , ..- , ~,, ' tale .. 4 . 7 t.N., 444 :.,r . p the l'cop . te oAt i f:,.., 00l /04#tre e p. .'. Ina special ni . ge; cofittihniiiiiitto tit., General Assembly on the Otird-day of March, instant, I iaformed that bady of my, purpose to itNl,my,..pnciaratioajtjoietion, to she act entitled "An act to - prerennließ . 'ar• - - .:Watii4hi3 SULK4'-2.4.9gia9pin.-kriellyr sot, 'forth Mit reasiiinfxvitlilf impelliir inc fothik conclusion: - . • . -.7 -,- . -..,. ..I.ts, , prayisiuns, are , _ iki,hl.- s o l*-01 1 1 1 e-Stitei' J6140(!li. the estimation in which her people are hold, as "Govt nule ef thi3 -El Welt -States ; to embolden. those. who:, syinpathise _with:lebelliom. and to , aiiscouritte loyal .'died from the performance of their duty, .dist covering . -atid.thwarting the designs :of •:the emissaries of.:trensom . - • 11 To :th.aetid,•therefore, that the evil.. ope, tatioa:Of the - enactment may be averted, and loyal Citizens may feel secure in their efforts against foreign traitors and domestic conspir n tors; 1; -William 'Cannon, Governor -of the State of Delaware, de, -by this my proclama tion, *join upon • the good people of this State , that they hold true allegiance to the Government ot•the United States as para mount to the State' of -Deltiarare, and that they obey the constituted -authorities thereof - before the Legislature of the State Of Dela ware,-or any other :human authority_ what 'soever, • • ' • I further enjoin that. they be vigilant in detecting any conspiracy against the Nation al- Government, and. diligent sin preventing aid and comfort the .publics enemy; that they promptly assist the 'national magistracy whenever invoked ; and that they freely Com. municate any information which may the better enable it to suppress insurrection or to intercept supplies designed for those in anus against its authority,,'and any one so acting I will save harmless from the ,opera tion of the statue aforesaid, or of any other statue of like nature that may be enacted, so fur as it shall be attempted to be enforced against him fOr faithfully discharging his ,duty to, his country. s.] In testimony whereof, I have here . unto set my hand and caused the great seal of the said State to be affixed, -- at Dover, this eleventh day of March, in the • year . of oir.Lord one thousand eight hun dred and sixty three, and-of the said State the eighty-.seventh. • WILLIAM CANNON. Ry the Governor : N 13. &Imams, Secretary of State. The WOrk of Copperheads. A dreadful riot happened in- Detroit last week, in consequence of'a gross outrage com mitted by a brutal negro°. For some months however, copperheads of that place have been endeavoring to incite for political effect, a mob against the negroes, and were unsuccess ful until the perpetration of the offence sta ted. In +place of permitting the law to take its course, which would have adequately pun ished the offender, war was declared against all the negroes of Detroit. Leaders distrib uted whiskey among their followers, and the work , of murder and arson, was commenced and prosecuted until the mob desisted iu con sequence of sheer exhaustion To exhibit the 1 1 fiendish character of this massacre of inno cent persons by a drunken, frenzied mob, it is related that a house containing several ne groes was set on fire, and aceordini , to an ac count in the Detroit Free Press, one co ore' woman made her appearance at the door with a child in her arms and appealed to the mob for mercy. The monstrous fact must be told That her tearful appeals were met with a shower of 'nicks, stones and clubs, driving herself and the babe in her arms back into the buru:ng building. Men roamed the streets besplattered with the blood of innocent victims, bawling like fiends, 'and demanding more blood. It be came necessary to call the military from a distance to restore order. Surely such con duct as this is only equalled by the recent Indian massacres in :Minnesota, and will al ways rest as a foul stain on the good name of Detroit. Yet this is the kind ofWork -- traitors desire to see inaugurated in the iNorth for which they are working ; to counteract which loyal men everywhere must labor unceasingly. Men who Sympathize with treason are easily swayed from , the path of duty.—Pro fessors.ef religion have left the'bouse where they have. worshipped for years, because the Minister sp4e of rebellion as a. crime, and alluded to Jeff. Davis as a traitor! In oth er cases they have refused to contribute to the support of the . Pastor, .have given. up their pews, and even withheld their annual. contribution to the 3lissionary cause. The virus of secession, it seems, leads . to moral turpitude as well as political blindness. The Devil can hare_no better . agent to do his 'work. The con version of a peaceable mem ber of the . Church into a Malcontent, the up holder of a minister into an assailant,,, the fiber/it, contributor to missionary enterpriseS into 4 miser, is something -ho may rejoice at. -In sonic other places Christians - have become parricides, and pious women ,h4v,e hoped and prayed for, the death of those .wh3 were .upholding the' Oovernment. and giving them c ,, mparative prosperity and security ! Of all the evil spirit=, that of secession is the most terrible and devilish!—( Wilmington (Del) Republifean.) : .We in Ilampsliire COncord. Mar,;'; I.3.—The returns from all. the towns, except thirteen, .indicate a majority against the Democratic Candidate for .oovernor of about seven , hundred. . . . Marcy, Democrat, for , Congress, in the First District, luis 50. ; 0,75 .itiajority; the e ) Second .and' Thiil,D'atricts elect the Repub lican candidates. , N. ~_ The State Settat .standa_ 9.. Republicans and 8 Dcmocrant.- „The,,House h.typ from . 45 to 50 nntiority for,,the Aabnidicans. Arrftst of Brigham . Young yntfer. ehe . foljaa ,• ; ; ; 12ky Aye , Salt Lako City, March. 10.-4udOe -Ken ney-this day issued a ',writ-=against .Brigliani Young wider tho.l'olygainy act of•Ciingress. .Marshal Gibbs , served-it without, the aid of a posse, and the writ , was itnnutifiately.reo. B p on d e d. t o and the defendant personally ap., peared , in court. Ai pon un inrestigetion, the Judge hold l4in. to bait inltwo thousand del. kare t whioh.was protaPtlrgivew... ' . • ; .la! ' Several. Interesting .artielett will . be found on first page. • . GREAT FEDERAL VICTORY. fartitte Gi ft R ebel, . Tramp ri Fleet--M C o '.: ''4 4 ' , 'lt 441 4 4:P? f/4 4 'kele ' ,'.• ...-- -.: NG ,g ,7 nOili Ai t tp i iii. 0. troin 4dtaira ...orti, , 3fifoii, s ti led thil'ltlNtiaant, sayi(thib-110 litil% st heard the signal agreed upon betsteen him seltand tlomtuodure Smith; ' Wird commands thit„pavul,pertisaLsti 31114...1 7 xlA exacsliticiff to 'be fired b., the halal as soon as . ho - shiiiild initeee4 jtrart z timinto the Yazoo river— nine minute-guns, and three guns afterwards in_iluick= suiteeision. • ii , Upicipyt,4*!,;3lareh. 16,—The Gazette's VieksWig tdeatittichlatlyi-: that' the Yazoo ,ft!ps es edition captured 26 steau!boits, 18 of Veen Stales' , xif<NdafsChid:N - 40AR abcve . Haines' Bluff ; -and would soon cum ineticethe itiack• '• • -.ltutnors tire• rifa or the evacuation of Vicki.; burg' It is supposed. that ,thegreater,por tion of the fordo would , go to Chattanooga and endeavor to overwhelm General Aose cranS.' - . „ ... . . General MeClernand's troops have, been compelled to - embark for Milliken's Bead, sixteen miles above Vicksburg owing to the high water, The recent operations on Lake Providence and elsewhere lave resulted • in innndating more than 300.,nilles of Louisiana ter `tory,, destroying: millions of property. , The g vil las have been completely drowne4l ont. -A. refugee •from Georgia arrived .at M 7 freesboro yNerday, reports most •le deititution in Northern Alabama and Geer. gia. Ellet's marine brigade arrived at Cairo on. Saturday. , . , • CHICAGO, March '16.---The Yazoo-pa - se project is a ootoplete success Our gunboats, have arrived above Haines' bluff, which is, poorly fortified against an attack front that quarter. Our fleet captured twenty-six transports up the Yazoo. t_ 1, • Army of the Mississippi. Reported Evacuation of Vielesbury-lOas, out for Believing 'it—lntentions •of ,the Rebelsz--Kentucky to be Invaded. Cincinnati ' March 17.-411 e reported e vacuation of Vicksburg is credited . here on two alistinct grounds. • One reason assigned is, that the Federal troops' have forced the evacuation by, the near morement, cutting off the rebel supplies. The other reason is that Port Hudson is to be loft to hold the' Mississippi, while the rebel troops at Vicks burg retire to the interior, ultimately tir-re inierce the rebels in ,East 'Tennessee, for another invasion of Kentucky. There is ne longer any doubt that a most formidable invasion will take place as soon as the road is passable. "Boy Wanted." Announcements similar to the above are not unfrequently seen in the columns of the daily newspapers, on bulletins, and in the windows of Shopkeepers. Of course boys are wanted 1 Who doubts it? None but the most superficial thinker, we are sure ; could entertain such a thought for a moment. _ln a few brief years, the boys who are.sow living will ,be wanted to proclaim the gospelwill be wanted on the judges' bench—in. the gubernatorial chairs— in the halls of learning; in short, to fill the places now occupied by ,the mighty millions, of earth. Boys are wanted non They aie wanted •i I I I, I 110 , priV: • , I I I I I to store the intellect and the heart with the . useful and the pure; to take the initiatory steps to becoming good and useful citizens. Boys are wanted in heaven! Since we be gan this article, a sorrow.stricken father, in a threadbare coat, passed our window with a lillle c?ifin under his arm. His little boy has been wanted in heaven. Others 'may soon be called. God desires all and invites all. Yes, boys, Ilzu ar© wanted, not onTy on. earth but in heaven. Aro yaa readr—Sutt day/School Times. (pion League Meeting in Ye) York, — NEw — YonK, March 15.,—There was an immense gathering at the Academy of Mu sic last evening, to ratify the proceedings at the late Cooper-Institute meeting. Secretaries Chase and Welles were pres ent.' Among the speakers were General Wool, General Cochran, and James T. Bra dy, who presided. Also ex-Governor Wright, of Indiana; Governor Johnson, of Tennes see, and General Wetmore. Generlil Scott was prevented by illness from presiding. Thu plan of *organization for the Lpyal Union League was adopted With en.thnsias . m .General Scott was chosen president, and the list of, vice presidents and the exeetative committee include many of our,, most promi nent citizens. A Card of Thanks. We tilt undersigned, belonging to Co. B, 7th Regiment, Maryland Vols., take this op portunity of expressing. (through the col umns of your paper,) our earnest'and heart felt thanks for the uniform kindness that we have reeeived' from the ladies and gentle men of' Waynesboro' since we have been on duty here. That kindness has been expres sed in every, way that could be . useful or gratifing 'to the solder. Coming as we do from' a different State, it points out conclu sively that we are all engaged heart and hand in the holy cause of upholding our Country's honor in this time of need. • The reputation of the hospitality of the I;Ceystone we find verified by our sojourn uniong you. We feel that we can go into' the contest with renewed courage when we' know that thire are.those that by every means in their, poWer are so Willing to contribute to the cantfort and efijoyment of the 'aoWer as the citizens of Waynesboro'. Or; Sorgt; LUGENELVEL,' Sergeant JAMES, JOHN L. SINN; jAs. 11. DUVALL.. J NO; R. Not az os, MArtirN L. Foo LE, WTIH Sir,ort, '3'64N 'Sn'uttrzY.' • a 6i • nerFRENPII SABLE FURS.— 'Forty setts of French Babb, conitirising ail grSacs, fireit ty-fotar Muffs'atlinvotit. city' prices; ' 'UPDEGRAFFS', Hatters, - Tec.,l3 •, : opp)sito Washington Hopp). - grioADIES FURS---MLNK SABLE: have, thr,ee felts of in Mink, Soblew ►ikracs. fine Mink •lidutEl. "We OM; 'them at lowest Oily . iirjOs;at , '` • ' UPDEGRAFFie, Tiactlettl Dec: 19 - opposite Washitiocki,tiOne. Viiir"SAtale QF .1862.0-11AT8i . • CAPS;- oanes, Umbrellas, Ladies Furs, Buffalo Robes, Gum „ . • • , ,-, • • ,•••; ••,: ••• ••* • • • ••• _ -,„C v: 5 .4,141 , , • t . .” '• ~ ot • • ;:-7;ifr-SF;,:k•''l>-- MOM 4.•E„...,46 1 „.,,, in ,:r i,: ...;,,4 . . 4 - 4,,,, , ' 43 'i . ,': I, IVO -, kkatitoPoki4 - , , li , jot: : : 0i4:;.. We' 'haVit titii . s, i 44A 44 its ':„ hiiiitititstoblt of th'il'atiliiiiit!,Vit#Y, ntl I„ , •'idoitittiy.-: .. s : .9 .7'2.. - , ,t r . , . 1 ;...,1: „ .II • , Okeiattlei.Pntitiesi iiiitAi • - -,!' 4: lir l %'+-; 4 -, •` P.POkke * !' 11 0. 11104111 . 11 . 44:L ~:,••- ‘‘,,-• • ~•:i',', ~,. sarLADlES.Ftilliir7-AttJASTAN A —Etc setts fiki,RusiliPMe4;l4 Qttqltot - lt j s glr , .? • 3t,- t tt ArY- ! ' ' tliffiiitm.4 . 4404116-w#iiktitili,, Os \ .".l i .. -, e. BUFPALOII.OI3.IIS.- , 4ra' t'ake ' t bales of assorted Butfutd ituilet, iipto,#tts• 41unti, k, to the fi ne, Ls , •-1..- , t i i - -,: i , 04 ~ ' # - UPDEGIZAKITSIt r aq, .. ,1 , `it ,•-:. Dec. 12 `.E 'lf --. if cs 04' -2 ' yam e% 14 !. -, •- - --- - -- ' -. ^.".t.' - 'i./, ' .:141 . ""te , "* . ' sirTii KE R 4• 1 14,Vt - 0 k-d NOTES.- 2 •Wiiiiiiiihti m ittBT.? CY Pi3eliErl3ooltt-,1 !it4•fkkiths you catP s hiiiiiile,thetW - ehfieft 1 IlitljtAk ,, Alsooi pde tieibatititie " 44 ' , VIr ' ' . r" Fortino:l4W ski, * tiofi r i 0 WO" , ' e A 4:l , 4 0 " - ' \ 2 ,. , ,-,'; - , . ,-, A: -•'-:' P l4 , Dec: 12. - , , ~ Oktis* ~ fas 46V 011011 •‘ bf it . ~...._ . , . Dec. 12 Taxiiii. ,;•gii,*io4l,4-,-;i On the' 2th. inst.,:; dine Itnv. Krebs, Mr. DANIELA 0b11489N to .)I! EL14.413F,T4 II Ei' U . :lth' of Q* township. • •' • i On the I4th ult.,, near WaytiestocirO',, MARY SPEOK.,.ebnaOrt Speck, aged. $0 y rs,lo poi:4)18,4;14 clin At. his residence, s day evening last...Mr.' -11ENRYLJAC,61 aged 66 years and 2 - 0 days. ‘,- On the' 9th l'itik.,lik..'jOSEP,Fl ft: ER, of this chanty, hge'ri 73 year's g mijni and 23 days. In this place ; on the 4th.inst.; Mrs. S SAN MILLERoged 69' years, 9, moat: and 20 days, "Dearest inolher thou his lek as, , tV9d. thy Ibils ase,deeply feel , But the hand thil. has bereft, üb, • , ~ It can all pp!. imbues ' - At Hanntead, lid., on 'the Ist ultit WILLIE, son ot r L .itall; Eliza Hoo7ii aged 6 inonths. Again the Savtonthas said;:'•Stiffer litl children to eowe'anto _:"WiUtr: h and is gone. - From the ..4merfetf, of ' . .V . o4clay. — . FLOUR.—Transa,ctions, r e p ‘ fkr kis di 'Change to-day - Wet,e moderate, ineludi 20U bbls. fair lidward' Street' Sit.6er and 300 choice do. at s7:l24:Wbbi. descriptions arc held firmly; ac .previous tations, viz ; llowkra Street Super at 7.1 . 21; Shipping Extra &at $7.75®7,8' Retailing Extra do. at 7..B74®BlFainily at 8.75(49. • . ' GRALN.—SaIes enibraceil 3;000 bust -"inferior to fair white Wheat at' 175( ets., 1,500 bushels good to ebbie&do. at @2OO eti.;'and 4,000 bushels tali:and .Pennsylvania red at 172®,a17,ititsliper but el., Sales of 10,000 bushels to. pri shipping white'Corn at 91195it5..,. 1, bushelS.mixed do "at , 9.0,. 'Om. ' .busi choice yellow at 90 cts., and 18,000 bust good to priine do. at SBB9 cui. - Sa,lee.of bushels fair to choice Pennsylvania -, Qui 77000 ots., weight, and 2,ooo,bushels' um to fair Maryland at 43®.45 ets.,, • Sales of .Rye were limited to. a-reels-at4OBW-Wets--for—Pennsy.., SEEDS.—Cioverseed remains du 1 55.a7i®5.62i, and Timothy at1P2.7.5®2. From . the American of Friday lame. Cattle--At the Live Stock'Settles to: the receipts of Beeves amounted tkonly head. With's good demittid'froht thel butchers, the entiro offerings changed hi at .prices ranging from '54.50_.t0 15:50 100 lbs.,' en, improvement of ftr) , }:'deat lb. • Hogs.—The Hog market was fairly plied, and with a less active , demand ruled cent -per pound loWer on' grades; sales of fair to prime live Hogs ing made at SWI; per 1.00 lbs. net: Sheep.--The receipti fell short orthe mand, and prices showed a ftirther imprr ment on the better descriptions. Sales ged from $Z to $9 per 100 lbs. gra* a( ding to rtualit,y. HUE SLILL HE subscri her intending to quit Tayern ing will sell at Public Sale, oN MONDAY 30TH DAY OR MARCO, inst.,. at his resider Waynesboro; the following property, to miti FI.N.E, Pathily Ito r' Cow, 4 hogs, 1 Buggy, 1 sleigh, 1, -Vlrkeell .1 SPRING WAGON' several sets of .baniess.. A leo hattsdhald and enTumiture, such as Beds, Bedsteads. and (ling, 'fables, Choirs, Wash Stands. Pitchers Bawls, Wardrobes; Ten-plato, Cook aid Warlar IStcrcre*, Bureaus, Carpetirg.'n ' largo lot of 'Diaßelo, - pans, 'Wash- Kettles, and - tubs; Neot V essels; sage .Cutter and Stuff% r, 2, Ladders:: Forkit,„l and Stiovels, t Work Bench andsrsoriety, of articles not mentioned.. Sale to coau,nence a. o'clock on said day;when tle.terms,Wilf he r known by if. M. SIBBET Mar. Geo'. ilfong,reks- NO aUMBUG--NIVELY ;NO :. YB. GILBERT takes this • e 'Method to inform the pub 1k thi,t he now owns CL4X.BA- air Potomac, or perhaps better know] as the Oster Ham. This lionie.is" yu sweand to none, and, persons Wanting stark better see to there interests *this spring., poi may be the last opportunity ( furrhet..Fs lars, see hand hilts. \ V. B.GILBT .March , #o 3 iv- 77. -- VELES THE subscriber his . now on hand , at kis Kiln, a strperior article of Woad-burnt" fur Whita.coshing. Plastorinti, &e.,,yhich ho contintis tOke'ep on hand'dunni tho-sea Son. Mar"" -4w. • '• •4013.111... v Nun l j* l tiel 4 bYlliien'that -.thee' uL , has, set tle4 acconot,, at asenmeo slice, tout bus seep,wa4,hia V): the 'ol Comtnoli Ma*, tti tic dtecttaigiilLfront-said' and for authority to pay over; &Anne*. a hank. to the Executrix of !Ida. George P• such application for•allataktlittobargei; okthe Istlstopfay of thhAptiktann.of r ari WIO C1 410 414 ! 0M,P*7 1 9 1 004.1 0 0 4 .Ini r Mar, 6-4 w. 611111EIRI
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