https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-01-03.pdf 935341eb604fb01bc19b901a92bc3b81 PDF Text Text Cl|t TAcpabliran fanner, 13 PUBLISHED EVERT REPUBLICAN BANNER AT HumsM, SAAMT COUMTT, MttHieax, OJc ***** afenr sf"(Mifirnio El^d..' To b« Mid inrsriably In advance. TERMS, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1861 ) VOL. 5 Hastings’ IJasintss girrrtorj. HASTINGS DRUG many a one before him, be was obliged to allow his wife and daughters to take their own course. t Among those whom Maude would class iu the circle of her ’intimolrifrierula, was Henry Langdon, a young man whose “How provoking!” exclaimed Mr*, wealth was bis least qualificationibr adLatirrence, sinking back in her luxurious J mission into the “first society.” Handeasy chair, and speaking with rather ' some, of awmrauuc fascinating wuurew address CTW...«, talented, and aww V. more irritation in her tone than she wo’d u it -----was— no -wonder —•Kthat -‘ **Maude" —--------exerted -- -* have cared to display before af.y of her herself to bring him toiler feet,but so far she had not succeeded, ‘and even her own jnahioiiablc acquaintances. "What Is it, mama!” said Maude, vanity, could not construe his attentions Tbo’ looking with some curiosity from her em as other thnn those of friendship. broidery, while Nellie laid tbe book she the idea of receiving a visit from a was reading in her lap, and glanced en­ “country couaia" would not have been pleasing at any limn. In the present state quiringly at her mother. “Your fallfcr gave mo a letter this of affairs. It troubled Maude deeph, and morning befort* he went down town, and she would have sacrificed much if she 1 have ju»t read it. it is’from his broth- could ----------------.-------- —------------------------haverpresented her unknown relacr-in law, Carlton, and he soy* that his j five from coming,for she kuew her father daughter is coming to make us a visit; , would insist on her bring treated with will be hero on Thursday nigbl,be writes, | respect, at least when hc^was present, on ihc evening > j Thursday evening came at fast, and “A ««•1 I ” Mr. bran tried in nla to induce He claimed Nellie, wllbalouk uf contempt I w|fannd daughters to remain at home nnd on her face. _ । welcome his niece. Mrs. Lawrence ridi . ‘.’Sk* ”n,st not’ come • •**" Maude.de thc idea of their denvlng themselves naively, but her countenance fell as her thc p|e.TOre ((f Mtu.nding Mre. Townlev’s mother replied. . • party for the sake ul tveh a rdatiro, “A ou forgot, my dear, that she is al wWIe Nd|ie insisted that she wonld never ««l. w c must make the kno< lhe ln her own ready An on tfothe wav way. best of it.”' mind, that it would matter but little if “But just lliink of It, mama'. To be she did. Her father finally gave up the obliged to introduce nn awkward, verdant point, only be and Carrie were left to country girl to our friends os our coriin! > welcome Margaret. What will Henry Langdon think of tra if MennwMIe, the cause of all this comhe knows we have such vulgar relatives!” ■ motion was quietly and unsuspectingly “And Thursday evening ls the ui«bt of seated in the care, and rapidly approach­ Mrs, Townley’s party, too,” siaid Nellie, ing the place uf her destination. lie who “but of course we will not aftiy M home might have looked upon her would seen fur her." a slender, youthful ngure, a pair of clear, “It may be •.hataheis nobperfectly un­ . dark eyes, and a white, iutelleetbal brow presentable,” said Mrs. Lawrence, “or if beneath bands of glossy brown hair.— sho ia, wc must ninhtge to keen her in the Quiet, easy, and graceful in every respect. back-ground ns much ns possible. You Margaret Carlton bore the stamp of a 'know your father is so queer in some retrue lady, and would have been recogniz­ specls. nnd he thinks be is under oblipn ed as sueh in any plnce,or in any society, lions to hiubrother fur assistance that he it was a late hour when the train arrived rendered him years ago ; to, m I mid at the depot, where Margaret found her before, we must make tho best of it." uncle's carriage waiting for her, and in a “But Henry Langdon, tnama/" short time she was at his bouse. Both “Well, my dear Maude, you must try be and her cousin Carrie gave her * lov­ and bring him to tbe point os quickly as ing welcome, but she was very much sur­ possible, and when you are oacc engaged to him, you need have nn further fear.” prised by her aunt’s and cousins’ absence. But she suspected the truth, which suspi­ “1 am aorry," said NoMie, “but mv cion was deepened Into a certainty when private opinion is that Mias Carlton will her unde, giving her a keen glance, said not care to prolong her visit." A gny party of callers interrupted the mischievously: MAUDE LAWRENCE’S LESSON. ■ ■ J. P. Roberts, &. Co. Illi form revelled a«aln»l ihiiky JUNT RECEIVED NORMAN BAILEY, u new nnd most complete assortment of DHI GN AMD MEDICIMES, ^Clx anlrala, Paiata, Oils, CamXft phene, Buruiug Fluid. r. n. a j. hvbsell, TI RPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. A soul servos. a spin! high No wonder that bit face did ahinl! In friendly Interoonrae with God, FRANCIS ROWER, Did mark him signally alxive ;3F FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,OXLY. UEI j BAILEY A BAKER, ft TANUFACTURER3 of tin, »he«t-lroi> and eop111 per-Warc. Berionl In trou, nails, steel, glaaa, hell lianfoarr. cutlery nnd (tores. Storv one doer Also a full slock of Ko near the rolling Jordan'* flood. J. W. OAKLEY, tATHOLESALK «u4 rvtail ttealcr in, and manuvY fodprar of leather, fiddiogi, Ac . Battle 1'^.L U^.>. r>. ...._ t__ I --uv__ GROCERIES! Fur which a nation's need did call Er.whaped a nation'! dealiny. TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; □MOOERS. EAt.ERS in drags, fcedhinea, patent medi- ! cine*, paioU, oils, turpentine, burning fluid, I ■ire li«iuara. dye-stuffs, window-glaes, putty, win- ; O otmiJ cjst rpjammiXB’ff And Cooking Extracts, With mdaaehoi* on hlv brow ; But expectation lit bit eye. With steady, eager^Mxiona gnxo ! FOR Tilt BSFBCtAL DKXEFrT OF TltX LADIES. I •\Vl,otT:SAtEMd rc,aiI dreteria Groccria* vY and Provisions. Turk. Lard. Butter, and ■1 kinds of Produce bought and shld, at bu "old stand.” ■ PENN. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. KN- IWILLIAM BURGHER, USTICE OF THE PEACE. Atloraay and J Counselor at law, and Solicitor In Chancery. Thy Messed above, and aw thy bills, Thy vallaya. and thy aparkliag rille. MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES And now mr people noon shall rest A. E. BONSTEEL, ’ IJIIVSICIAX ANDSUEGEON. Will practice A McAiciae in Hsstmg* and vicinity. DANIEL COOK, My Lord! I thank thee, thou hast brought We would respectfully annt rera of Hutlnjt* and vicinity. intend to >r yuuraclvM.' we Intend to sell JAMES A' MWEEZEY, DEBAiF, !F©B (DASH “I don’t see many traces of tbo buck woods about you after all, Maggio 1— Where have you kept yourself all your life!” Sho gave him some laughing answer, but was sure from that moment that she had dfacovered the cause of her relative’s J. P. ROBERTS A CO. neglect. As she waa very tired with her journey .Carrie rang tho bell for a servant HAR1ON SMITH, to show her to her room. To her sur­ ersian Balaam, a flue article fur Toilet purpo ­ prise, she was conducted to a diminutive ask of thia Stale, Baiting*. Mich. Also, ses, for clramng the teeth, removing frveues Notary ? (bile, Coave.vaacer.Lao<L Tax. Collbclion chamber near the top of the house,where I d gladly go; would gladly die there was scarcely room for berselt and her trunks, though the furniture wa* of j. on. ict »r.n plIVSICIAN and Surgeon. Qi tho scantiest description. As she looked in Russell'« /"'I oodvear's Patent Brrasl Pumps fur sale 1 VX J. f. R. A CO. A star*. State strrrt. around upon the carpciless floor and bare walls,the could not help laughing merrily. [cOMMVjaCATBD.] “Well,” she exclaimed, “this is getting to id Surgeon. Dwelling on BrvadConrtHonw. he decidedly interesting ! Doubtlcst my bed ecidec „r_. 1.1 aunt thinks this is good enough respected owder Shot, Lead and Cana for eale cheap by II. P. CHERRY, J. P. ROBERTS A CO; If It The following loiter it the sample of a in the edge of a western clearing, and I for n "friend from the country.” were not for uncle, I’d give her a speci­ circular, scut doubtless to thousands of‘ thought them a very pleasant family." The girls exchanged a glance of de­ men of western manners In earnest, but “confidential’’ friends. spair. “Of whom are you talking, fath­ Office of P. A. Egerton,Licensed Lottery er!” said Carrie. commenced.” It wns a late hour next morning when Agent, Wilmington, Delaware, Dec. “Ofyour cousln.Margaret Carlton.who 17tb, IMO. is coming to spend a part of the winter Margaret waa aroused from her slumbers by the breakfast bell, and after making Drar Sir : Being fully persuaded that with ua," replied her father. likbig. “A cousin ! Ob, I im w glad I’’ ex­ the needful preparations, proceeded down if a good substantial prize were drawn by claimed Carrie, her eyes beaming with stairs to the sitting room, where all the some person in your part ol the State,' delitht. family were assembled with tbe exception who would show the money and rr ako “Don’t let me hear you call her cousin, of Mr. Lawrenee,who had taken an early breakfast and gone to his store sometime Carrie," said Nellie. “ I have no intenllie fact generally known (whew I) that previous. Young America Ahead. the lucky ticket wns purchased nt P. A. liona of claiming relationship with every To say that Margaret created a sensa­ verdant specimen of the backwoods who Egerston’s old prize agency, my reputa­ may choose to be connected with me by tion as'ahn entered tbe room would be ’Die reasons why tion (confound your reputation!) ns a1 wav of Adam or riot much nearer.” __ but the simple truth, for neither Mrs. Mr. Lawrence nor her eldest daughters were prize seller would bo greatly increased,, There was a <curious expression on ’ ' e nt he left the -------— , table, mid , i prepared fur such a virion of beauty as and my business in proportion (“Wealth। Low ranee's face Inga ia became be baa tbe ; took hi* way to his place of business, bul greeted their eyes. Margaret’s cashmere gotten by vanity shall ho decreased, but , Largest stock oftb. ' not.o of his family noticed it, each being morning robe was as elegant as Maude’s, ho that gatbercih by labor shall be in- fully occupied with her own thoughts.— while in beauty uf features, and easy BEST GOODS, al U>a LOWEST TRICES ertaaed."—Prov.) and having by accident• Mr. Lawrence was a New York merchant grace of manners she was not in the least AM new nctaviig my SPRING stock of Geeda aad have on band a lirsi rale aaaortment ot met with your address, and believing: who camo from New England some thir- her Inferior. Sho gave Carrie a pleasant maiming greeting,but 1101 Mrs. lAwrence AJZTIFrfrrOAXDWARH STOVES.’ that you would use your influence to, ty-fivo vears aiaec, a barefooted coontry, boy, whose solecnrllily poaaesaions were herself could be more freezingly . polite TLV, COPJCKR ASP SRUtT-iBOH promote my interest (“Whoso is partner coototoad fo a little bundle which ho car- than she wns ns Carrie introduced her to d'.lba; nr'cffj omit with a thief.hnteth his own soul."—Prov.)1 ried In hb band. Peaidct thia, bowsver, her annt and ramins. Besides bring a ATLowkj rmexs THAJi KVXB. 1 propose to send you the prize in Janua­■ ho possessed an abundant capital in the little vexed at their conduct, ax was nat­ My Maortmeat of PARLOR STOVES, comprise ural, she was determined, as she after­ IV. — tiC.,1 ..at, ry oft the following terms. Send mo 110I shape of that perseverance nnd energy a hich characterizes the true Yankee, nnd wards told her mother, to give them a (“The companion of fools shall be de ELEVATED had gradually worked his wav upward lesson nn tbe treatment of their friends stray ed.”—Prov.) to pay the managers1 from an errand toy to a situation among from the Rural District*, that they would OVEN STOVES, tor a full official certificate of sixteenthsI ths merchant priories of ihe Empire Stale. nov not aural soon forget. Mrs. •Uwronee was acM-.V'.'-W — -ct -LOW OVEN STOVES, . PARLOR COOK STOVES, Tickets in the Royal Havana on Cubai Hb wife—whom liv had wooed and won tually surprised into an attempt to make an apology for conduct, and Maude and ( from her father ’ s farm-house beneath the plan Lottery to be drawn January 26th, J shadow of the hills of the old granite Nellie strove, by profuse attention* on and I have great confidenee that I can TO HOUSE BUTT.DEHfl. _ State «h<he Ind returned thither at in­ tlrtir part, to make her forget what had place at your disposal n competency for’ terrain, during his yonlh to revisit his passed. iifa, and will agree (foilhless agreement II own palernsl roof, had labored with him 1 When the hour fur mooting calls had T HAVE a very eo JL Hardware, inch I and for him, durlug ihc years whan for­ tune seemed but it wa* the old you at the very least <10,000, to retail story. Wealth and fortune hnd diunged you another Full Package of Eighths free her from the loving, trusting help route some cousin would find too much favor in of charge in one of tha Popular Delaware TTORNEY and Cminaclor at Law, FeUeltor and Conn valor it> Chancery, and Notary Pub­ lic. will promptly attend tu any businea* entrust­Special aUsntion will t>« paid to COMPOUND­ ed to his tort, in ani'orthe Courts of thia Slate.-» ING sod putting up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any one parcbaxing tuediciuca ot u» can roly upou Offlee their being I. A. HOLBROOK, conversation, and our fair friends forgot their troubles for a lime. When they were all gsthert-d around the dinner table that afternoon, their numbers being aug­ mented by tbo addition of Mr. Lawrence, a portly, good-natured gentleman, with a pleasant look in his dark eyes, and Cor­ rie. a gentle, blue oyod school girl whom fashionable life hid nut yet spoiled, the subject was reneWcd.” “Father," said Maude, “what kind of a person is this Miss Carlton, who ia to honor us with her presence so soon." “A very good girl,” said be, “if the resembles her mother any." , “But, I mean what kind of atyUdo her parent* live in I Are they wealthy 1" A gleam of mischief sparkled in her father ’* eyca be answered. “When L father's ovoa oa n« he saw thcm,.thev them, they lived lived in in a n little little log log cnbiif cabiif saw A P P inOVABE! j.«. HBvnu. j AND CUTLERY. Fogyism Distanced FRANCIS ROWER I J°S'Za State Extra Lotteries. • • Low Pressure System Walk of society she forgot her own Aoaso.— “Oh yes," replied she, “Henry and I spent a part of .the last summer at her father’s, but I did not know that she was your cousin until a abort time since." An animated conversation followed, which allowed Margaret and the Langdons to be intimate, friends, if nothing more ; and when they left it was with an urgent invitation for her to spend a good portion of her time, while in tho city, with them. On the first opportunity Mr. Lawrence was overwhelmed with a shower of ques­ tions and reproaches for keeping them in ignorance with regard to Margaret’s social standing. “Why father,” said Maude, “you must have known that your brother was weal­ thy. Why didn’t you tell us,and keep tn from making fools of ourselves T’ “I am not certain that it would have had that effect,” replied tbe father,dryly. “But you said they lived in a l«g house father," said Nellie. "So they did twenty years ago," anawcred her hither. “But what if bier father did not possess write as many dollars!— I am sorry that daughters of mine should value money before mind.” . But his words did not make much impreasfon. Nellie turned away with some indfatfrirt words about her father being so odd, and he sighed to think what err* ncous ideas of life his daughters had. Margaret did not occupy her attic chamber another night, ana Mrs. l.awrenee apologized for the blunder of the servant In putting her there, which cxpla nation Margaret took the liberty to dis­ believe. It was not long before tbe Law­ rences made a party iu her honor, on which occasion Mr. Lawrence offered bis sympathy to his wife and daughters for tbeirwant of success in “keeping Marga­ ret in tbe back ground." young, and in the course of years had aeon a thriving city grow up on and around his farm, which, of course, made him the master of immense wealth. Him­ self, a man of intellect, though in a mea­ sure self-educated, his family of sone and daughters received every advantage that 'money could bestow, and were fine speci­ mens of cultivated and intclligenl West­ erners of whom there are many in our country. Two years before thia, Henry Langdon, when on a western tour, had been introduced to tbe society of the city where Mr. Carlton resided, and of which, of course,his own family were prominent members. Being attracted by Margaret’s beauty and accomplishments, be bad fol­ lowed up tbe acquaintance thus begun^tnd finally won from her a promise to become his wife on some future day. Communi­ cation between her family and the LawMargaret had never chanced to mention them to Henry when bo was withber^sd when she wrote to him of her intention of visitinc New York, she told him not to mention her to them, as she had a little vein ot romance in her disposition, and wished to take them by surprise. She had no reason to complain of her relatives* neglect, for Maude was proud to introduce her as her cousin.every where. And when, a few months later, Margaret, became Mrs. Langdon, no one could quote the opinions of another with more assiduity than did Mande thorn of “my cousin, $!is. Henry Langdon. ’ She had ■ S. C. SAW LEI ’S. nuU.p,B«.n,na' soap, and rinsing off the vinegar with dean u^ter.fa a capital process to prevent chapping or roughness. Tim arid neutral- queotly, especially cn washing days.— Diluted vinegar or other acid :» excellent for the fece after shaving.—.Iwrripo Ajriculltiriit. Mobil Braaipx.—A wayward an* of tbo Eincrald Isle, “left ihc bed and board,” whirb he and Margaret, his wife, had occupied for a long while, and spent his time anmnd rum shops, w here be was always on band . to count himself “in" whenever any one would aland. teeaL— la turning o«t msfa bat bred with SeatUxitl Hmtmisi noca *< *> suaiwm neatju-tidc for the wash stand. A wash reg will not be tolerated by a tidy house­ keeper. If cloths nro used, let them t>e neatly hemmed, and kept scrwpukmsly as follows: . . .■ “Dr. Philander informs me that you are no longer for thia world.1’ -1 fool very mrvona, and I tmppMa 1 caa'i Stand it’very tang.” “No, I suppose your end ia w4 very far off. It ia an awful thing to die.” Well, I don’t know but what it may Very truly yours, dtaMrouMad Some “philosophy” i( usefol iu even so simple a matter as washing the haads; if any one doubts it, let them with a mi­ croecope examine the surface to be clean­ sed bv water, mid they will bo intersuted, and perhaps sbockod at the discoveries made. Instead of a smooth surface of. skin, presenting, when unwashed, a dingy ap­ pearance. there will be seen a rough, cor­ rugated outface, with deep irregular far­ rows in which the foreign particles ore deposited like earth among the rough pa­ ving stories of a street If they lay loosely, h would be nn easy matter to dislodge them with a little cold water; but the pores, the west pipes of the body, are continually discharging into these open drains, penmiration and oil, which, by evaporation, become a cement to bold the particles of dust, and so forth, and to remove (hem, requires both chemical and mechanical action. \Vnrm water softaos this cement expands the furrows, and makes the skin pliable, ao that by rob­ bing, the soil Is disturbed, and partially removed. But chembtry must aid a lit­ tle before the process is c>>ion|et<r; and soap fa added, the alkali of which unites with dip oily matter*, and tho wbule- b then easily disposed <>f. 1710 wash cloth is useful, because its threads or fibers #otk down among the farrows,, like to many little brooms, sweeping them out; Loner it should be soft and pliable. Flannel is preferable to cotton (or this purpose, and n sponge is the beat uf all. Ruiigh cloths nro ob­ jectionable, m they abrade tho skin and leave il rough and more cosily filled with due thaa before. Harsh, strongly alka­ line soap should be avoided fur the nemo reason ; it abstracts nil the oil from tho upper layer of the skin, and make a chap orcrack. Where a sponge is not obtain­ able, a very neat and serviceable wash­ cloth may be knitof soft cotton twine; either with tbo crotebet, or with coarse wooden needles; knitting bock and forth, as garters are knit. A mitten knit nf ti-- band home again. We shall sec bow •!» proQBcda: • •' 1 ‘Now, Patrick, Ituncy, will you come back . 1 “N/I won’t, come back." “And won’t you eoipc fur the lose of learned one lesson at least,that even those whn had onee been sheltered beneath the the children f’ “No Margaret, not for tbe ibva of the roof of a Ing cabin iu ihe West, might . , possess qualities worthy of the notice uf child jcn." “And woo’t you cdinolxtck fcr thalavo the inhabitants of an eastern metropolis, and that “country cousins" were not ef- of mvMlfr “Divil a bit—’way wid ye." ways models of verdancy and awkward Margaret thought she would try one more inducement. Taking a pint botele A Hl-sdaxm Expkbixxck or k Sntoxo of whiskey from her pocked, and bolding Miximn Womav.—A worthy citizen of it up, she said. Maine, of fair, social position, good plain “And will you coma back for a drop of understanding, and amiable manners, so- the wbwkeyf’ tcred Into tbe holy slate of matrimony “Ah, me dariint," arid Pat, unable to with a strong minded woman. Our nar­ withstand the temptation, “it’a yarerlf rative is brief. She had all things her that will always bring 1Qc home aata—y own way, from the very fiepthour. Her Iim such a winnmg way wid yo—I II oneno contempt tor his mental powers improved Margaret" every dny. His very Itioflfenslvtmess in­ Margnrot declares that Patrick was re­ creased it Her wishre soon asssmed tbe claimed by “moral aueriao.” tone of command. They lived on for many yeaka, and tbo ‘grey mare" was univeraally thought to bo the best horse. from a balcony that overlooked the -toIn her presence, and that of third parties, multuotit populace of Paris in 1849. La­ be was rarely known to open hfo mouth ; martine introduced the vctierabfa D* la and he would no more thought of giving Euro to the multitude, he said -. “Liston, an opinion upon any subjset than uf giv­ citizens, it is sixty yearn of r pure Ms ing up the ghost. At length his career of that is about to address you." lite ris­ ing was like that the foil moon uti the M» I'npki. “Iwl not the least doubt dark walers, and every soul felt its in­ what killed ....... him.” Ilia last and *■■■» .- I ,. words, -— fluence, u each wave is tipped with the they were remarkable wurJa,.gat zive somo mdisnee of the moonlight. Il was the ____________ __ ________ ______ raM’l opin­ thing like color tn Min Popkin power of integrity, the potential inttoeeeo ion. '!!>«> Rev. Dr. Thunderbod altend- wiA_________ _______ , “My dear Margaret I wish to secure this chance far a fortune. CoR/Wenfwl OATS for . P0TAT06 for • Saad fur the ticket without delay if you KuIlipMwTU*. MM. NO. 35 Uisttllanj. ©rigiira! STORE!!! ------- :—oo BOLTWOOD A GRANT, si.ae to bar. �ment by Government officiM* Other defalcations are rumored, bit th are insignificant compare^(ritl donee of treason msibil thmj vhicb ao Fit|he against the Administrgtiurr,; The crowded state cif our colnnfih will prevent us from giviig the details ofah* Latk*.—The Cabinet has come to a ird (Wth dead lock, a part, and among them the [ vasloo of the public order as his own pubj lie concern. . ------ for them fur tho prevent, at least, and . tisey^uthorize tbe Goveroor.to reappoint the present custom home officers, but j « our own Federal nnd Republican princi­ [pOMML-XlCATSn.] MR. BUCnANAXm TKKJU. RKfT«RT, OFI THE °kL F«OCKEDIMGB t,K 5,,n,tUutlc>11 ’’ Clerks Office, Barry County, Mid;., I Hastings, Oct. 8:b, 1860. j P. H. i: J. Rsssell, atatlon- dn do roll called a quorum present, Board pro ceeded to buaMm* • Mr. Stebbins and Everts as building oonalUM..fataui U» lUtowiog n A. Bennett, for v. 25 port. ... , - We (ha unfls/slgocJ committee ap­ J. D. Throop, work on jail, 860 do du do 22.60 pointed by tbe Board oT Supervisors in 5,80 January last for tire purpose of building H. N. Sbeldoa, sundries, du do 73,57 a barn upon the Jail lo^and also to build uu ■ OU an addition fo the Jail to be used as a A. P. Drake, medical ser­ kitchen, would resnecctfully repert that I vices. 6,25 they have caused the same to be built •| H. Brown, Supervisor, S. Bow ker, do and have Issued orders m payment as fol jS. J. Barnum, Iowa, to wit: do D. R. CM, du « Feb. order No 1, to D. Heath for A. M. Hill. du labor, •15,00 I O. L. In*™„, du Feb. order No. 2, do d<» March -.rdef No 8, do ( to our Unioo and ? ert H {ISHfiSffifiSHjE This Embassador of the South makes require that all clearances and other paproposals— for1------------peace whici. arerctMrkable. pets bo fn the name of South Osrolfoa. -A Bdl of Grievance* has been promu 1 Fl Lrt history answer this questicb. Let us, r »te «ry, do government of others, or have we found angels in tijo form of kjnga to govern him? -- **• 16,74 , be.Uusted with-lbv government of him sclfi Can he then bo trusted with the 1 ples, our attachment IAAXT CSV 1200 un the Thursday morning, Oct. 11, 1861. fl Sometimes it is said that man cannot ' irepresentative jfovernment. MOHTGAOS BALE, 00.00 DT.aiRiKJSlsfc^^ ^'te, 12.00 7,16 'call>f exciting events whichiare daily transpir­ the troop* from the vicinity of Clariesing,In our country. ’Our readersteve already been mode aware of a psrtVf the npson is only prevented from .firanoe of South- Carolina, kot« ttep by Ute jtenarn* -to. •it the record. After peevmg tbo «»r<li Juiof |nto U» Uwlbi in tbo liM4r nance of secession, the' Convention cmiHnlcet. A Ko.eaue Cutter bn boon .Wuied from day Jo day u xth closed doors,; kr .1,, Anmntata tho details ttetaila of nT their th»ta traitorous Irairnmtw I., . eomplsting the Captain whois a Sowth Qindinten.-by designs. ‘ birth, has resigned. Thus exciting create Tbo* propose to permit tbo United. multiply upon us. " States Government tbcsrry their mails' 12,00 [ Cocoty Treasurer shall keep the money !J. C. Blanchard, field noire, 12,00 itself.* I roil *f the town uf Thoroapple be receiv- so appropriated in his luuda until the H. T. Terry, services in ■ft fiupsem^O&urt, 50,00 II. A. Guoiyear, sundries, 12,00 B.*»th A: Count, work on jrant< IlssiiiiSFWiOlHL’ t’ "tats actually been issued for a Ion !This first side will be changed to 6.25 9,90 8.94 bins sad being tn tba oounlj nfiuryv 1IX| KlTr 8^8 10.26 8,94 breMTaartiwestrefttaWe-a^MyaamuTUsd 8,10 9.42 langiag. 8.94 । JAKCS A. 10.14 #», IMO. 8^4 9,78 ’ after thisjsrte. ^,:,nrtng,;.Thr.*• *• ■Ci yfDqit atiox Visit.—Tbe donatio ’; ’ for the benefit of Rev. A. U. Gai aW«dne*day evening of last seek i tery fully attended, but New Advertisements., Notice! ------ 1 ONLY PREPARATION life® £3 £7 **eT RS’ 11,06 11,0C 0„ j“'SX” ■S - ------ 3S. Stray Cow. j S4.00 2-1.00 M.ool -HS?*- MEDICAL t TOILET REC’PT BOOK. _tyrsi.wa« more than <of shore who were present JMlOTdUOT ’ ™ MOT ‘g school books •«<» gCHOOLB. : "V Ute--------- ....™ CwtoUM rf' I. B. tL entirely to the satisfaction of all ’rtte'ffoflstion was liberal consider numbers present; tbo aggregate I trifle over one hundred dul jars, Ba*! as dim o.—A Mr. Stepbem Ix>weR, Kent G»., arrived in tn Saturday with two billiard tables^ usual coucamtianta^nd proceeded them into the third story of ,P,W 9.00, I Work, commonly known ns the Nest,’* and pul them into running In the evening a paper was eireul * our village and numerously sign I citizens as well as members uf lb rmm Council, tasking Mr. Steph I desist from patting up his tables, i pressing a deterniuution to enfu | laws against kuch an institution. Tenxmstrenre wan properly dellvt 1 <bu first named party ; and thus t rested at the time of this writing. We are not surprised that the • dangers which surround them. (. lags is literally filled to overflowin theee*"bell boles,*’not among the and disreputable ot wh dangerous those which put on an air of respe for protection. fyjtatiTsak I*- Laser tall under the ban of Couden 1 alike with all ulhenumd we are be hand in the Work ; but if *w an Mippreued to benefit others, who* B sion is ,Ui drag down •‘respectable’" niM and “respectable" old men yen xtltlexcueeus, gentlemen, fri> soy work winch is to make v» ______ -ItfPOkrATioss.—If we may belie auadry cask* and barn buuxifl on of -‘fire water” duri ictipu^tation ho* been a brisk buxine would seem as though tbe ‘old fort "provisioned'’so as to I t<» •‘hnN opt* tm-.il the threatened ‘ t^ncasoMst.—Senator Bailey ant rrrentatfve Bkamxu started for I* .•«>'**< n>« <r «n '• *»f tbo acsaton of tbo Legislature, HssTnias, Dec. 31. Bkrxi*Permit mo tl yaestgaiaama no tender tbe grstel knoKlj*dfem.fhu of myself and fitn those kind friends in Hastin<rv nrwl ty, (or their pleasant and guutrou nt my hovsc on the evening of th , ,M«y the blessing of Hix Joym Mw benevolent. Text on tbe d< add ict rite bcru eolicit their oouusr .prtoyerv that I nmy be tn all a more ful end cftrieul u.mister of the rid ' fsuidd^na of ths Gospel of Christ. -'■* • f .'] A. ILG*r How often is your patlena .ori1 ebrittng to the tea-table and the •inf punish yourself by .-ydloto^toteUoi, unwholesome bi /cakef'etfe."'' You at once say to yo whal po<w^*l«wjKe ; why will ] longer pureMte £ich afi inferior i .wbcnMh^M-ebe same rric .cb*a4 DjBjteLand A Ou.’a ‘ jhealthful Saleratus. .yoer-gtwert. You can ge It is for sale by the mal grocers at wholesale, and is ma JLired by Dftt'fteLand At Co., | 4 SWWSA oo'mor. from our pi jive measures, than >ut if algiMP "tomn •< »te its and to hasp b Tbejr Mj Uto..C it, The < \rv «pp»r«>u y spent very pieavan Indiana or 111 4Mta>J.« it out fi ™ to 'I S«OTrvi-r made up *hrrfine«, fraternal spirit, and gen I fear that a T&uhlian Governor Mn. ' *V- •- -> comprii tatore Immediate friends and eongf swnzcr. ,4kife'"u“'... TIJE This is to Jg>pd with tbe day on which our “ “ 4, do , —----------- -Jt d<* This Mog the day designated by Stat­ April 5, do ! C. U. 8ot.it, do ute fur tho annual meeting of the. Super­ •" July 6, do 20.00 visors, the Supervisors uf the several Augnst 7, do 48.50 D. G. Robinson d-> towns of Barry County met at the Clerk’s M. L. Williams ltd Office, and upon the roll being called by 810 insa •»»»! I t is Whole amount paid Heath, I 4114,00 G. Willis ms, do township*,the following were present and Mardi order No. 8, Hadley for fi sft 5£***"s A. C. Wilson, du answered to their names : lumber. 8,70 Mr. Brown moved to raise the sum ot E. C. Nash, do Assyria, May order No. 9. Stebbins fur eight mills upon the dollar upon tbe ag Maple Grove, A. C. Wilson. lumber. . Un motion the Board adjourned until | 41,45 ot gregate valuation of the real and personal June ordir No. 10, Hawley for Castleton, C. O. Scott. Monday the 24tb day of December next estate for State and County tax. Motion Woodland, Jtoir.ugdrecr.M fend. sod prc nyasiotiera uisioners to tn Wasbinglui WawMnoL.e to m ask a rec­ lumber, 4,90 Then we are to extend this explanation Tbe S-wth half «if tSs ftaulh Johnstown, Jatnea Telford. July order No. 11, Michael for . ognitiun of hcr independence by our gov-' ! Il cauiio*. br* *aid that the girls <«n the r* *» tew* sanixr Baltimore, ! so as to state that slaves are property M. L. Williams. Statement of Stale, County, and rejected painting. ernmeut and t<> treit for the transporta­ Wea Plains, Ind., are “nut worth ahu-ku,” | Haalings, D. G. Robinson. I where slavery doe» uot exist, namely—iu August order No. 12, Cooper for tax. and showing the amount charged j Two of them, Sarah Mick abu ' Marin tion of the mails, At. ! Rivwr WwasAK, Carlton, John Barnum. hauling lumber, tho territories. This is rather a hard re­ 16,00 ■ Brides accepted a playful banter the otb-! baek to tho several townships to be i»rCh« Osard-an. Barry, Lurl.r. PUly. At Charleston, If wc may crc-dit tbe as&c-s^J, as finally determined and September order No. 13, Cooper quirement. But then—guess we could I er Jay, nnd pitching into a cornfield HPM Silas Bowker. fur hauling stone, reports, intense excitement prevails.— j levied by the Board of Supervisors of 4>00 i shucked ninety bueheis of corn tn ten j Stand it for tho sake of peace. Yet all Rutland, Geo. Williams. March order No. 14, Bate* for shin Barry County al their annual session in Major Andvrson, in view of nn attack on II this fuss has g-own up while slave propIrving, O. L. Ingram. gle. 12,00 | hours. Oelober, A. D. 1860. Fort MotHtre, evacuated it on tbe 20th I Prairieville, D. R. Cook. j erty has had the utmost protection from j April order No. 15, Dates fur lum­ Townabspt. Suu Coonly K^ected Am’l Total. u!t., spiking the guns and setting the gun Orangeville, Henry Brown. ber, 26.90 tho Administration ; and tbe Constitution Yankee Springs, John Miles. April order No. 16,Russ fur stone, 1,00 carriages on fire. Major Anderson with I has been huld to carry and protect it in Thor nappl c. A. M. Hill. “ “ “ 17,Garniah for wort 1.25 hie forces luivo retired to fort Sumpter all tbe territories. He makes his propo­ Mio« V* d“'y On motion John Miles was chosen Aa^na, 15*X kiXtW “ “ M 18, Bronson “ “ 75 ijjvj ! J', *» mMNM which is about throe miles at sen, and sal probably under tho impression that temporary chairman. 7MJV J NipUroireKB.Ol Wl>6 ■with a small force is deemed almost’ Im­ iw’n i ^bole amount of orders drawn 4232,11 ' Board P . ... ’ ,proceeded ------ - — —--to-MVtlwV*V>MUH electionVI of CMtitloB. 1M.M SW,71 JS.lt the next President may not In tbe same Woodland. Itw.ej *41,01 pregnable. On the evening of the 27th, ' , ,I chairman by ballot, whereupon Lucien Jobnatows, 1M.M «3W S.S4 way uuderstand hi* constitutional duties; Pulk WM K i ,uol5on 0*« n-'Port was accepted adtasore. fi4.lt 4«.6» Mi a large detachment of South Carolina yet he says the judiciary will still conc.*O. Scott moved that the Board ad- Haiti aj*. 2I7,*O 137J.J3 M.ll 1.mjj'.s7 ! anJ coinrtiittse discharged. »..n ’ iav.^1 Carlton, 0S.79 mo. # M.U troops went over and took possession of — < Superintendents of the poor made 10.16 cn. 6D.XXS strue ihe comtitutiuu in -the same way, joum until 9 o’clock to-morrow morning Hairy. 154.78 OlILl.i e.M ■Castle Pinckney and Foil Moultre. The 10JV.SI _ .V-’2 4MM 1^9 MU ® partial rq>ort^md asked au approrialimi nnd that Congress will still fell to posr **>lch was on motion of Mr. Brown L101^ RnllatA. H»,04 636,74 Governor ot South Caralinh had been •wit 1 of 42,000 for llio support uf the poor for mutaal emnrnt. ami Um hooka ' Aad it Is htrtb. l»r, under « diOirmt ^..ruttiun of 10 “)JOU™ "nlil 0 °'d“k ll"* Irvlsg, 110,10 7W.1S IT,<3 1,01 WW । the -• ensuing year. ' —— . iur Irftwitk w>. W». u. U.u. H.death Haars, fur । 1 satire (salt; tendered troops from Georgia, nnd Ala­ i'rairwnll*. 169,1« JI57.M 1 lt ‘ Carried on'amendment. On motion of Mr. Mihm the question »et»ltni<-«>t, who ia is auUorixctl sulhorixed to aatlla svttte all claim* claims !1 BOMce4o1 , k*f Orang" ffle. lot.n ‘ .■***£ 747^7 bama, and several companies were ex­ Yankee of appropriating 42,000 for tbe aunpurt; d”’ ***d finBj Bsnasr, S Then he says the adverse laws of corSprings. 7'.B7 44OS MI/-pected. ThcJ’almcfto flag! floated over uf tho poor bo hid on tbe table until tin- 1 D‘ted< Dreembw 17. ‘ Tbwrnapria,llx,n 774$ 7.0> tain Northeru States must be repealed or Evening Session, 6 P. M. 2,6? 717,97 the Custom House and po?t office at wB.j<uruTn. —’-'j> On motion Board adjourned until 7 annulled. The President knows that the | Board — Hoard met met pursuant pursuant to to adjc adjournment, Un motion the propmitfon of Hmth । » a.wum. Charleston. North generally are not 'opposed to a fu­ I roll called a quorum present, Mr. Rogers o’clock, P. M. A Cotant to furnish coffins forth© Iw.-ial ' T1*« bu*:ne*» eftke Ute firm will u cuutMMA ' • The Commissioner* from South Caro1 ------------------------uf paupers was — referred the .......................... Board yf au- . - .to .. * •• v u v w H KgATU j gitive slavo law, and tiiat systematic op- appearing from Assyria. Evening Session, 7 P. M. I in* demand of the President tho iiume- । On motion of Mr. Brown Board ad­ Superintendent* of Poor. poMtioa to the present one is not at all journed until 7| o’clock tomorrow Board met pursuant to adjournment, n PROBATE NOTICE. diato removal of all the government , On motion tbe accounts of Jacob Maus general; He knows too and partly ad­ rooming. quorum being present proceeded to bu»i- and John J. FuHcr were laid on the mble troops from the viitinlty of Charleston.— । mits that'our State laws -Io not militate new. until the nextaosaion. The Cr.buirt Is divided upon jthls point, । Tuesday morning, Oct. 9, I860. Mr. Bowker moved that the auditing , .............. ............ .............. «« vvr» against tbe fugitive principle as it stands On motion of Mr. Brown the Clerk . »U Judge teerwf La Haatiante M<Xd“ Secrctsriea'Tpurey and licit urging du- 1 THAT ILLS I lUh dV of titter, IMo ; Sresret. 0 U ] Board mot pursuant to adjournment, and ail-la iag of account* hr the besitnws I 'vas allowed two hundred and fifty dolin the ccm»titu'-*'>n or jM*tice between fame, and the others insisting that (vr- i Ihrir- 't apply । Jn-h-v el lYokate. roll called, a quorum being prwnt. of the evening. Cterrir-I. apply un un salary. salary. tbo States, or even against the present STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, I M. L. Willlawin moved that a tom-1 <*«. motion jbe Pruaecuurg Attorney Board proceeded to buaiuess. ’ iber evancatiou ia On motion .the Prusecuure Attorney . Pbstmaster taw so as to prevent a master from re­ illawed 4460 to apply <»u salary. Mr. Brown moved that the first busi­ ■ mittce of three be sprinted te r.-.«*.rr.t!n-! Gen«titir;H(db,; seatf orders 'to the claiming Lis actual slave. But If Michi­ Mr. Scott Scot: moved moved that that tire ths Supervisors Su|wrvisors ness of tbe Board to bo the examination a;.- । pat:, nnon all the account* that -b l , M eub tramury at! rlcston fo remit nil gan, Wisconsin, or Vermont can repeal and equalization of tho assessment rolls, be prescuted. Motiun did in A prevail. I !••• ■ ‘ • for‘— two ------evening tuwskHH al t.!l >.»ndr— The b^iucc|}, ft35, , tm the h^t^oicc VVherappon the B'-ru-d proceed ■! t - 7 c- nta lur earii evening, making the al-‘ 12—T ."J’!"?"'-."rw- “ »>»■ or legislate in such a way as to mitigate either by a select committee or in a oom 1*2, bc •"“*,r,,m ***••* »®4 ■cewuut, irnmedi j t« •al.mce five dnys. • 'arried. ; and, uniesa these the foara of thoei “Matrons ui the South" uittoe of tho whole. Motion prevailed. examine and pass upon accnuuu io a ....... . Mr. Telford ennvod that the Chair ap ­ committee uf tbe whole. On motion the following accounts were , . orders aro com with, he will demand end thus save the Union, by all means let points committee of five to examine and ' Mr. Seott moved that the account of[| allowed, and order* drawn fi r the same. of thr Federal Go ». •"ttjU.telraftte ymUtlteaMare, *n> «ll > ment the enforce it be done. ’ report upon the equalization of the assess­ P. M. Blake of five dollars and twenty­ ' youthfal bcaulr. rnent'dlbis ordc Ho will! sl»o supeight cents for Conttablo fees be rejected. Haiti* f'rrtk, Jhc!>.,Dee. 51, laM. Now these proposals seem to bo re­ ment rolls. Motion lost cUimed. a5»w«i. press all mail mat r to and from South Mr. Miles moved that assessment rolls Moticunreva’b 1 Ray, dr. rourt com. fees, 24.02 24,02 markable ns the acme of modesty,or child­ Mr. Hr' »vn isi--. ve<l diat tlm account ef Bailey A’ Baker, materials Carolina if tho are interfered with > lishneas. Tbe changes p-*>posvd,wlth the of the town of Orangeville be taken u> orcrtwon'v j-«aita<„. cut.vd'br a evmt.lksled O. L. Ray be laid upou u»e table. Mi linn Cbmtnr • with ... _ .i. _ in that Stale. for Jail and Bam, 90,52 96,52 grievances to which they apply arc as the basis of equalization. Adopted. prevailed. i Barlow & Goodyear, cur­ Mr. Miles moved that, tho assessment In tho meantime^ths select committees Imaginary and unsubstantial as tbe vag On motion Buaid adjuunieJ until “ • tains and fixtures, roll of Assyria be received os assessed by 31,05 31,95 o’clock to-morrow morning. are concocting ones >f,htcb clulurb un old woman’s rest the Supervisor. Adopted. Peaae A: Fuller, books for pacification. Ben­ ■ Tbe constitution recognizes slavery in ■Roister ofiica, 10,00 Mr. Miles moved that the assessment 10,00 Wednesday morning, OcU 10, 1860. dscitu a tor Critteaden John Slocum, Jasti on fere, 10.34 10.84 to reinstate the a very proper kind of way ; we have a of Maple Grove be. equalis'd by deduct­ Board met pursuant to adjo-’r- ment, “ “ “ 0.32 Missouri Comprotrflv line cxtcadlng the I great regard fur its chnr.-uster, and wish it ing eight per eent from the valuation of 9,32 roll called a quorum being present,Board Win. Heme, whores fee*, CHANCERY SALE. 1.5G . _ ihe f’acifie’1 with tbo stipulation tho reel estate as nasesaed by the Super­ 1.56 , proceeded to examine and pass upou mis­ E. B. Throop, Constable fees, 5.70 to be at least as inlmortal ns the institu­ visor. Carried. thhf slavery shall b<| protected south of 5,70 I cellaneous claims. Ellen Smith, wIuicm foes, 8,75 tion of slavery existing under it, and are Mr. Bowker moved that the nwessment 3,75 j that line. Dougina! favors this proposi­ j On motion tho account of O. L Ray John Roberts, medical serriroll of Castleton be equalized by deduct-^ opposed to any alteration in it on account ‘^rax takoh from the table and allowed. ’ tion. Thus Dougins stultifies himself valuation of -cr’’ 3.75 3.75 of so unworthy n thing m slavery. More­ ing two per cent free Mr. Cook moved that the Board nreepl T R. Baker,Constable feta, 10,09 admitting al once, tLat both prohibition tho real estate as aasesseu by tlw Super-. 10,09 over, wo do not believe that moderate visor. Carried. . ’ | of the invitation of the officer* of the M. 8. Stebbinsdeputv aiierand protection to slavery in the* territo­ o these teal ar. kiwi a, th. »«{U te« -u>». teuW ib, 11 Ik day of Barry County Agrifeultum! Soekty to compromise*, which shall be simply adetm. r„. 62 7l I iff» fees, Mr Roger* moved that the nssenment j *«■ . Octet <r, 1649,1, Onn I.. Lav. Circuit <*M«rt <4—. ries' is conslitutiaial. 1 visit'the Fair Grounds; also that of the . SUSANNAH KIRBF. (nr ,bt. cUUB1r Cl }I<rT-_ win ,H1 „ da quste to <Klgunc.es of the time will in­ roll of Woodland be equalized as asses­ do 44.69 44,69 Sheriff* to visit the Jail and buildings.— In ihe Senate Committee, Mr.lSeward sed. Motion lost. „ , u __ ______ do 18.12 18.12 volve a suffender of principles, or mate­ r.L ux <rwI■< irriLl COTf n. IL' f,.w n.'rj C. C. Blis^Ikp. Shsriffi fee 49*80 49*80 ‘ offered a resolution proposing an-amend­ Mr. Brown moved that it be equalised Adopted. rially retard tho progress of free instltu ■ Mr. Bowker moved that the Clerk bo J. Kinsley, Kme’cy, Constable CbnataMc fees, f , 2,25 n’" '— by adding five per cent to the valuation £.25 ment to the constitution forever jpruiiiu; tfhrs tt our country. V8 M. Hole, witDOp fees, of real estate as assessed by the Supervi­ instructed to compute luu interest on M 3,78 Iting auy interference of any State with Mr. Bull's orders and draw now orders i W. Md’henou, assisting If the more Northern States can be sor. Carried. rapidly. »o that in' b tbe.inatilutious of any other Slate includ­ Carried. I , Sheriff, Mr., Bruwn moved that the assessment for the principal and interest 3,00 tirvU Bevft u’ntsP 3,00 ridjof tho imputation ->f all tho agitation, • and tigbi On motion Board adjourned until til U Bennet, assisting Sheriff, 1,00 ing persons held to service. Thislpropo­ roll of Johnstown bo equalized by deduct­ ... n.K Qtierni, 1.00 then the irrepressible conflict will bp ap- mg nye per ceut trom tbe valuation of o’clock, P. M. ' 'I |J.A.K«Uer, D.p.Sk«-lff ing five per ceut from tbe valuation of sition was voted against by Southern parent in slavery's own neighborhood; .the real estate as assessed -J by w.» tho — Super' 7,7 , 'r*1*- ««u.'<Lug tu tl MJ"-'<“>.04 «>.« Democrats, Dkri* and Toomlw. Here . wotd*d Pl«| ct *,,j \ illssc. O.E. BvertijSberilTfce., 009,34 OOOJ4 exdtemeat will Mill disturb those “Mat-, riaor. r“"P C“' Afternoon Session. Carried. Dste<t, December IDlh, l5e. was'nn assurance offered that tbo free i Mr. Rogens moved that the assessment I Board met, a quorum being presenl J. B. Carpenter, Constable ions,’’and fears interrupt their repose;', 0K1KLBAT, I j ‘ Ac' — ■ Stateti dte net intend to interfere with* 1 J^t It O»rrert Csurt Co- triasfoaer. r * , 08.58 88.20 ' roll of Baltimore be received aud equal­ but the (Jhfon’will stand, lifter all. | Board proceeded to examfoo nnd pass ized aa usfc*|cd by the Supervisor. Car­ । upon miscellaneous claims, nnd continued 1 T U PhilipIw^sterur _______ __ _ W. p. ried. rote against the proposition. Mr. Sew­ that business during ihc afternoon. foes, Mr-'Barnum moved that the aaaessmeot 47J58 47Ji8i ard'oho offered a proportion to secure to Ou motion Board adjourned until 7, [cbMMrX! .- •■Txt).] D. Cook, Jwrtico fee*, roll of Hastings be received and equalized o’clock. P. M. 1 W. W. Cooper, Constable 59,23 50.23 | alleged fugitives a trial by jury. Douglas os assef«e£ Motion lost by yeas and foes. proposed to amend it by adding “iu the nays ns follows: 7,68 , Hsstor.u.e 7.68 7" Evening Session, 7 P. M. linw, Dec. 25th, A. D. I860. do do do Yea»—Barnum, Cook, Incram, Robin­ State from which -they etweped.” The Jm producing the 58.28 44,28 | Board met pursuant to ndjonntinsut, While traveling irota Irving to Hastings, son. M- L. Wdliama, G. Williams.—G ' roll called a quorum being preaeot, pro- Win. Burgher, Justice foes, 28,50 28-50 -D — voted■ .for • Repo IL caw tbo amendment, I [ I was met by democrats who hurrahed 14*1, at Nays—Brown,Miles, Scott, Bowker, whfc the XMwoMts voted down the [ fur Breckinridge and the secession of 4;76 «g Until Nash, Telford, Hill, Rujpra, Wilson.—9. । ceeded to business. 1 Mr. Rcbinaoo moved that the sum of 5,55 5,55 rttelu^si as amcrid-.-d. A proportion On motion Board adjourned until U I South Carolina, rejoicing in the prospects 4,18 4,18 । uue tenth of a mill upon tbo dollar of the tiTfreomtnend all the States to examine j o'clock, P. M. 5,01 5.01 of a tiViLwar, or a .national slave code. । tutai Eggregato valuation of tbe county 2,60 2,00 be appropriated for tbo benefit of the Whan John Q. Adam* presented to the T. Smith, witness foes, Afternoon Session. Very mprctfsUy 4.08 4.08; , ---- -----------Barry County Agricultural Society. Housetof Reproeeutatives the petition, W. IL Jewell, Juatice lore, Baud m«l .nd .11 Uing praan pro. cititaft*T<such Stales, as shall be Fmnd' 1,59 1,59 The question was decided in the of-' | signed by Northern fanatics for the peace­ oceded to business Mr*. Herring, witness u 3,84 3,84 firmutivc by yeas and naro ns follows: to roirtravrm* tbe constitution of thu CniHoughtalin, witness “ Mr. Brown moved to bo reconsider the 2,50 2.00 r'Miraasaad M link, t ted^taiesand the Jaws of Congress was ful dissolution of the Union, though he Yeas—Barnum, Miles Telford, Bow-. all In lawaaMp fcur [< last vote taken. Carried. 99 74 , kei, Rogers. Robinson. Cook, fioott, Geo. vaied .down by slaveholders. We omit had not the slightest sympnthy with the Mary Hows, - “ « Mr. Brown then moved that tbe asaess- Williams, Wllwn.—10. 99 74 bold' petitioners, be drew down upon himself a meat roll of Hastings be received and IL. Lewis, “ “ te&to «Utoshove that the proposition to G8 ttunu Nt.ya—Browu, Ingram, ILU, Kush, 31. | M. 8. Langdon Uprei “ “ IMO. evrS^xjwW. 1,98 1.48 L. WUliamk—5. pr*n«t the interference of slarery in the J. Fenton, Constable fare, 1>0,46 18>> Mr. Miles moved that the assessment Mr. Ingram offered the following reso­ Stlttrt .Wks adopted by the Senate ComJ- W. Miles, do do lTrekJ^^V;°pr?‘Or' ‘4< ""-te-rSew T®»> AMWBICAW roll of borry l>o iorei.ru 2.54 2.34 Ute in the Senate and in the House, in lution. iny&c, notwithstanding tho two votes D. Striker, Express charges, 5.73 Mmioopre..U«l 5,73 IbMhftd, That tbe County Treasurer sgatML ' Th* RepablieasM will ofLw the p-v.il.b dte 1,00 Mde odeoeaii^g Ucwuti, and spplaudod ntll the town of Hope bo rerei.ud and , be aad is hereby instructed to pay I. A. I same in th* Hunte committee, and If. 1,00 Holbrook thirteen hundred dollar* out of | T. Branch, ’ « • j’qq Ibv kz the demurewfte wn. '"r rf - -n -------------..— equalized by dedualu< tm> per cent from I LOO with this Msonmee that tl. " any money be may have in Ms hands of j 8artw«*n,wurk on jnil 9,00 « »mT!*»«•*» JmOot mi.. tne vataatwn uf the reel estate as asses-1 9,00 do not Intend to interfere «y .- ■J . ™*. MHltoliW»M t Sk-trtolo.’> «ed. Motion prevailed. 2,80 «l>'™ "'’••'Sj Sl««.Mfato| .x, wItne**far*, 2,3ft 2,36 “tu taSwXta Mr. Robioaou utovad that the ossesei>r Ute j«r 1M0. mew roll of the town of Rathnd be rwOn nteUce th. nwol. -jyw »ived aod aqwJiqsd as awe«.«d. Motion H.T t Od motuteorM,. B. slate that slaves slaves aro arc prone property in Caro-,A_» C _.L .L ____ 1, to state - gated, setting forth the aggressions of the j i lino, Georgia, &c; as if that Is not alrea­ free States upon tbe, rights and Interests dy admitted and deplored oa all hands ; of South Carolina, very Similar to those | and as if it belonged tu Ihe National being made by the various southern , 1 Constitution to promulgate information members of Congress, and the recent ( of (hat fact; or as if enough is not now election is the feather tfhich broke the , adfintted in it by providing fur a fugi­ comet’s back. • slave law, a .u /> »■ vhudepute , , th™ , „ >- . tive nvc stave law.’ tbd nn< by the repeated pas­ South Orolmu C Jfijrr'R will bo observed that « eM^sd the date on tbe inside nf Sfer 4s Wednesday. iu bn �tings’ $rkt turrrnt. cromci "Jiril'til 3flisal!antm. HARD WARE! Al lew priae* g* to —aXA—' *0»09 WW ft will bo observed that we have changed the date on the inside of this pa- This is to oorres ifwria Wfldtmdsy. er.bcdaa’ th. east half ,f ,h< netion number tlfloen. ,U>' three i t ' north ofronae unm-r with all and aiucolar H>e 1'p ‘rteuanrea UM-reual** K-- JAHLS A. SWQtnr. M<*s. per doa.,...L.....J fan nCtutiHy been issued for a long time. Th* first side will be changed to tnsich "B-rr: Lun&r*’ ^Mtew^dj’ pdf' after thia>rte. H^uare Tta»Cw?i^r comprised tbo ♦wore Immediate friends nnd ci>Ugrngattoo of Mr. G., and what was wasting iu num­ ■red, that Monday tbs Uth , «i .us o'clock F. M., .1 of Probate inHamtarc bo ri®«_ «^d politeon; u all partiea talcreated are re■how caure, if say, why tbw or auould not bo granted. ■dered, that Um peliiionsr ire Intereated. ot tbo preibr eaamng a copy ot thia pwbOdMd iu th. Kepublic.u r prwtrd is Hsstisgs. ia H tenu uf t:.rre weeks, ruet In vith week. se»I befosa r beans* is ths premise*. U L BAT. Judge af PrsWie. - TE NOTICE. cresrt hoUen, ai the offlee of *" M“m,V «»>• 1SAO j present, 0. L. Ray, e of tbo judge of Probair. ime and pl.cr- *E partiea to appear and show ranee,. • .-r .rnd petitioner ■hvuld t ia hither ordered. I ba: >• to aH panic*, nteroat ed. petition and the hrenng ropy of tbm notice and in Um Republican Ban■red in mud conntv. for tbe wecrivrfy, am in rack TO CONSUMPTIVES irsrirsiA u""t'd NKBVdCS DEBILITY, HEART DlsfedSK. FFVER 1 AOCB, made up by the &HMine««, fraternal spirit, and generosity ««i*«nd ]>remi»«s: ' ’»« SmUh smt » V-ttcu (45,1 |g Uiwn .'1'6.19 ft» SPECIAL NOTICES (W<atiiietd*y evening cf last week was not thou fifot. GT H-lachs U th* rarorite aiga racMs Hcntaaure.iAsn Arvucna wvra Caaom ------Visfaiire DtnAna Yu tittevad tats Mm* nature makes known any devtat on whsi ary I* endowed, i* soakte Ike sfok and MSbriag the natural etate ot Ute bnun, snd vie* throughout tbe teaglh and hrre.! th of our bred to light it u.*y b< looted a*«s a aadrtnsnl avwd iha rotsoguro Date*. Enpauo*. and Jgpp- to give sotiea of disease which might otl rare*' cf protested {jy-red;' ftm.1^ wtrieh esoaped, till too Ute ’o beY.medlZt, an eattore should never bs neglected. 1_______ m*y be cisaaitad waiter to* «■■■*., wist totnatre ant only at tb* UflruJary bpt to ail parteufrUka malic end idiopathic. Symptomatic ilr*umb< la exccsduigiy common aad u th* precuner of a country. C»nsomptic* and I’slumnary Cumpteiata, Fe­ great variety of dresses, among which «re Apo­ ran, Hctulula, DyiMpaia, £re and Ear dsaaases plexy, Gout, Rheumatism and d! faille daksse*. ricirr, and other Tnmors, Jaundice, aud Liver In its nart ou* form it lasympaUmtMut direst*. Complaint. Fenina! Westneaa. aXB aU matins tbe stomach consUtatton* iM tuuJuoit, afhensUo BROWN SHIRTINGS and 8 H E ET­ diassae oocstitutin* KUmms koulorkr. of worms, INGS, Striped and Check Shirtlnga, Den­ ror.stipslfon and otlisr disorder* of the bo eels, u rtr natu ima, Cottutiadea. SatinoMea, Kentucky, AgBteLraBkbotl itMrins kftwttoi* < afflicted tbe heart are very •frcuo-ntlr sRswfod wfih So Jean*. Fancy an^J Black Doeskins, CaniOur rule ia to charge nothing for advice and bendacba. An*.:.is *itd |deita>r*»aalao affirewritten prescription*; bat will furaish when re- lions which freguesiUy Mcaswn hr ■tael: e 1dm qaeated tbs very beat tntdicinca st Um lowest paUiic headsrho is aiao very cumtsuo, being ususlIV distinguished by the name of sirkw 1 redeA,, I rate* • Th**- medHove are prepared in ora on u»a- sometime* cooungoa su&issiy ins state of appa­ vATuar. tmdsr tho rare of able ChsmiaU, and are rently *ot*4 bedth aod preetrtein* at once the ure moat reimUe known to seisacc, ideluding all menu! and physical •nsraies. ar.d in other in­ stances it comre*n slowly,hsrdited by deurareiem • Um- recent discoveries. . ’ 1 To sit sddrwMikg by letter. coUinln* Ml ac ef spirits or acerbity of temper. Id mod iBslsneea ■ count of symptom* and apMoreaae* af dteeaas. the paia is in ths front of tbe bead, over one or both eyas, snd sometieir. provoking vomilta*, under thi* class may ahn be named Aronljri-i. Fbr the ucatmeet of either elsas «( Headache BOOTS. SHOES AX’D GAITEHS, Uie Cbvphalic PHI* h*. been found a sure and eafr remedy, rv’isvlnr tbs nmst acute pah.* ia a few mtantae, and by It* *nbU« power eradicating the diteases of which Ueadacli* I* the unerring tafax. i bhahad at the Infawpry, d^ald ten and Wr g^Bus And Pkir*te Adviser. rested at tbe time of this writing. HASHIM HARDWARE STORE, We are not surprised that tbe people . of thia village are becoming awake to the ' Our vil-1 BAILEY & BAKER aad M1CAW : TOILET rcMorcd. the uleer beaied and I ere.- ■ Any.-wiv^ i4i!i.W.fo ) Vdlter, Eadisoa euuntv, X- Y., where p. rsoas fa> taeastta can address foe, be naciaaia* a stamp, and learn mm* folty my a**hriaaa and dangvrans nmditina for three ter ‘ ’ this letter if yn* like, raise yunr repatalwe HARDWARE Herrick's KU ■tveagthainc Plaster a. rus urn masmon aadMaltacmyer. Tbe Best and Cheapest Houaebold Reme­ dy in the Wot Id. WK ARE CO KTIX DALLY MCEIVINO Theu rruorued Ptasicrs cure pain., »rskne«s aad distrsM in the buck, aides and bn sat, iu llvu botiro. Indeed ao certain rry ibry Io do thia, Urel the proprietor warrants them. Kpread from rreins, baJremsaaJgums, on fo-sutifai kid leather’ readers them peculiarly adapted tu the wants ot fossOrudUbwt Thair application h autwv- PARASOLS IKON, STEEL, NAUS, MUX, CIR. gg.* on. of th. “miiny ills flreb hi heir io" h Sc prwateu L a° l*nl* unacretoud, sud ta muck Hj lectcd M Cu'tiT<Tina- tlflen iTigluoting is core­ lessees* or seu‘!O'IU ’ habits ; U m ve*«rd^J as a •H*bi dlwnJcre: .■°w,i^<e.»nn»cqaiM»ov io tuU» acrirty. while ia rea.*'yi« «■ “>» i "cu[*?r nomaau n of many of i^a **■* dancermi. dlM-a.e*. and dale*. eai?r era^'-caied >« wltl brio. l!.e offerer to an nutui>..‘' isn’t- Areona lb*- lighter evils of which coalivri. ses is !•»«*> Mleadaat are Headache, Colic, Rhcut>. *’Um. Foul Kreuth, A beearea. Dysentery, Diarrture. s.k Appioay, ^UafW. Wj pecuoodr.-Mis, Melancholy and Insuiiy. : indirtu- tbai.' preaonce in tbe sysum by tbia alarnnna rnnpu'm. Xol uufrvq.i.iHly the direst • —1 - 21-, FAM.tl.Mlin.. M - ,, CLLAB ud CROSS CVT SAWS, man. sad foetoie intent. T* soeki Mid ul tboy wHl Er.aMasaBd sbteaaia*. Thatemate WB>i" abd t itbaut annoyaareortrouble, ttecfal'ta*. ter will wasr farm one to four mmithv, and iarbromaticcamptainta, .tmuasand Xr.^r., treenesttv effect enro when *1) r.tber rsmedie* fail, full <lirtetiona will be found oa the bock of meh. l*nbIte speaker*, vocalists. Minister* <-f the greprl. and others, will strrnKtlxa tbHr tangs and ba, prove their voices kymsre*^ H.av Sa tkrir Lrtftt. rric* HjfAnts. i RT The abase artislea are mid by Ul tU<tealCOOPER, .nd CARPENTER TOOLS, fey ki* tark» Drogrirt* i« rtw Fvmci- tmpAD Ik NARROW AXES,CLASS, Tbean-ni-hof mind which partota exp.-ftSO whilst witnrssing tbe aullbriug* of thc.r ci. ' in » the**'Hbcn IkiJm,” not among the least ‘ ttarrngthe trying period of teething, f« no’ । • . in romp*n»oh’•> the Ire* vf tdst to which the., dangerous and disreputable ol which an­ are nacesnartty subjected. How nwr, in cv>m«■iviroee of the fretMne** of tbeir llttf* sufferers, those which put on an air of respcctabili- are enswfieltad to pare the entire ai*l.ta aittieut obtaining an hour’s rv*t But where Mr*. Wixsty,’and ask1 fur protection. Ia*t these luvs a ro-muxe Hrni-r for cnildren toaUMUg is at Litter fall wider the ban uf euudcmoatiuti > hand-relief is iocs liable. It may wall be te. -ied a Ksetbre* 8vro*. for it tad in an early stake. From nil thruenusideraalike with all others.and we are la-art and loraale^wl iwat«u-. reind la the IllUe sutiervr — THE IIQUSEHOLQ AND. 1ARM. dona it follow, that U2« dhcrdec ehtmld rereivs riantatMSi nsd Shop*. hand in (lie! work : Lui if some are to be Itaffofil. not only rest, bat vijor snd health. It immediate aluntiou wuiHservr it. wear a, and no ■Iso cure* wind robe, dysentery, dtarriia-*, sud t* F‘>r every Family, having over a liXX' receipts nanon should neglect Ion.' • box <-f Chephslk stu* to regulate th* bowels. Jy Im .on Cookie*. Dvvin*. Preserving, Cleaning, kc., ’•’ippcessertto lx ncfit others, whose inis- j Pill, on tbe drat appearanoa ot* ’he c-vreptaiul. as How to Plant and what it is best to Raise. Ho* their timely oh win expel tbe lusia.inu swproacb•ion ia to drag down “respectable” young I torurv animals,advice u>House KeepencFanners, •a of disease and destroy tbu dan*e, oua >*• to and Jlcchsoic*, ca a I<4)0 subjects of inlarjt— men and “rrupeetaWe*' old men to the Price 2S cents. Worth f’Q to fpy ope. ’ level of the ctsafirmcd suf and yn»L!rr, THE pOMl'IPTlvrs BOOK. For those wl»> wish ts get well from that swyou ’till excuse us, geutlcniei, from par4c»eri3t»on af all tbe remedies fui disease, a . ticipptieg. We will have no part nor lol used foi if with a careful etslnneat of Um results. tiaa, rtmwuMli<*. Iirert diseree. itver eamplain**. in, any work which is to make vies *'re and erupt ’* diresse* which will be reeornu. -■* aiuoa* the umma fatal and drelrocthe loth* rsce s/WteW? : ____ __________ of mso St. dreadful are it* consniaroee* lo bnmaa life, that it is hardly possible to over jiimsls IweoitTAnowB.—If we may believe tbe the Importance of an actual, reliable remedj, that cm aweep uuf this Hcrvfulour contamination.-Ueuitki on sundry cask* nnd barrels, the Wr know thru ws (hall proclaim * dooms M«i tn our reader*. oLune from ouch a quartsr a* n ill iitijx>t;UtUi>fe of ••fire-water” during tbe leave lliile doubt uf ita efficacy—and still more welcome, when we tel) them that it sorely doe* ptuet week has been a brisk btainem. It accomplish the. **<1 deaired. We mean Aykk s would ecctu as though tha ‘old furtt^teyn' Si Map iitlLUi.iud il is certainly worthy UicaUehti<m oF.tbMi wtm ate afflicted with .Vre/ais or ’^ijrc Keing^['n>vi.ioueil"«o as lo Liable scrofnlous eomplsiutv.—.UUlf Rr-jiitrr. to ‘'hrtld <yf" until tbe threatened “riege” lags la literally filled t<? overflosing with .&a:iAa:3:e>oji-o SASH. uri P L'TIT, B U1 LA> E R S' HOt'BB TRIMMINGS, COOK1IW, HERRICK * BROTHER. FaiCneAL Caxsfon, lltanr, X, T. ftaW .t HnstlB^byJ. P. Bobart.* Vro, Bolte wood & (.rant, «ndb’ drolrrseri-r*-* lirre. Painter Brother*, trovciieg Agent*. BOX, nd PARLOir STOVES, - wry^tyla and description.' . MOTTS We *leo temrefoetcH ftapper.Brom.Xbeetlro ■Ud.ll* Waranf wnad artryahsga sto favi tlan;*ir«tf irbleh wrwffl aeftaiGard Ti»< PILLS >' IRON. ^VB TfROY^KtHS .Manufactured nt the lowest rules, and put up In nor part of Um county. COOKING STOVS ! . .. IUI-... oaiiy proves <ua* ha preparation cf Iron can bcromparvt with it.— fmimntie* of the I load, deprrsaiua af vital ec«r. ry. paJeand otherwise aJek1. masluiw indi enteita nreesaity in dnwal every ccmceivabh Inncikms ia all malsdire ra wind, it bad been !P*"! !! 1 fwed alamlstriy corstiic la rnckuf tbs follon Itig coaapteuiis. 1 is: _ la ItehiUtr, Nwrrans AFtrlioiw, KM*. ciatirei, I > rapepa in, Consttpw tton, Dian. ywklw*^* TnrL^CU’ Sa"rUk^S,’ :ry sale. terry, ia Chancery. Compfotewaf, Uffly: that the abwMa -rauld eVewtnd iwangy, aad ran my life away. ! sms ■b-w much for two vear*, and not Hke. J rammkaead ul'u z yaet FHia.— he .welling ernnmeueed rfi«ppranrg ppearod fo point extern.Uy. I H idKhd aea* fey Dr, Spragw. wb« UeautiuM fte Pllte, as my rv.- i.-iywaa fd^JhlXm’^aX. snd*rj£l GREAT VARIETY. <af thireo uhu Xere present The evening Tbe undersigned, now arventyhre vears aid. apparently rpent very pleasantly And ha* for year* tfevuied bisume lo'curing his P» risboaerv aad tbe poor In New Ycek of these entirely to the Nnti*fiictk>n of all parties, । dreadful complaints, which Carry tbcuaaMl* and 1 iboasaod* tn an untimely greve; be h's adcteni ‘flte •tfotikt’on v .i-j liberal considering the failed toenr* all who kave applied lo turn tor re­ numbers present; U.. -iggregnte being a ' lief, and believing it to be a Christian dutf to re. lien? thorn abroad, as well as at home, be will trifle over <>m hundred uuRars, almost send to shore who re<i*ire it,a Cony ot Prere-itk’M used. <Frec nf t-hargri, with dirdctiOM fo< half of which was cash. tweparu;* and nal.ag the same Aire roles on l;-rr. Hauling, Ventli^tiou, and Eiarcrac for the Hick, they wjU bad U»*e (-ametiisk. a wre cure for lifLiiAaorxo.-*— A Mr. Stephens, from Consumption, ud *11 diaease*' nf tbe ThmuT and Jaowelt. Kent' Co., arrived in town on Lexus, Fanta as a ALa Coxn.^iT,'’xUukASB. Dniwrsu, Naaroci DotuTV, end FaSotarJny with two billiard tables,and tbo K»ls CoarvAixv*, and he Uopea-evcrv “Betr.l Ill r.., —... .. — 1 il and usual vuiconltutiU^ind proceeded ta take those aboold apply before it it loo late. Th. them into the third story of Rower's Praaerip«M>ra see need by lbs most smia^ t Ph swisns of London, Paris, and Xew York. Tbo Block, commonly known as the '•Owl’s wishing them will please address ■IBS’ PBYMC1AN, KEV DJL CHAMBERLALX, Ncrt,” and put them into running order, iple remedies easily obtained for decLUy-ape Wllliarnatrargh. New York. . ... -'1 i,. r._—a.ti -in the eveuiag a paper wm circulated in planatiuus of the ea. symptoms, diet, bathing The following is an extract from a let. our village and numerously signed by and exercise. Price ter written by tbe.Rer. J. 8 Holme, pastor of ths duzens as well an mem bets uf tbe Com THE LADIFS Ml?>CAL FRIEND, Pierpout-HtrreS Baptist Church, Brooklyn, X. Y., nnm C-'sncil, asking M>* Stcpbcpc to to the '-Joaroal sad Masawger." Cmetaaati, U-. And the Phyaloiogr o.” Mnrringe. sad •peaks votames in ttoruT of that wcrid-rruown A work on U.e caure symptom*. ?dd treatment desist from putting up his toblea, aad ex­ of all complaints peculiar io tbe in, ou rearrtage, pressing a determination to enforce the I its duties, abortion and its results, on t?' 'dren, their ills, and on the prevention of caoeei. ’ °**laws against ituch an institution. The ' with lavalimblc luitn ctiou. to them on sr.bffo'W of s private nature. !‘noo cent*. , Tcmvnrtrtmco was properly delivered to The CeitleB.-M Medical C*n>pa«i*R, the first named party ; and thus matters 1 dangers which vurrvund ibem. 7fTJ08 <3- o o» s: New-York Benerloent Infirmary } ■•T.tin.rsrED jet. Corrected, January 1, !4« vCqx.iTiox Vim.—Tbe donation visit lot inc benefit Mf Rov. A. JI. Gallon on lety fully attended, but Where you will dnd a CciHplrte stock. uf APVJC£ FJU££. with the day on which''our paper bars wm tnotv ‘i. <*». REFORM. ®S».p-" Mt— 1 ■mmatflr- *Msa> cau—u. wa>L . . ' Dailkv and Repatnrted fur tanning, iJFkrboxsL.—Senator rTacntni^e Rkamkk '•n MIxitKOM'4 «•»>•** M U* ‘»pcnit'K >f tbe seaman of the Legislature, which take* place au-dav. A Wr enrdis|lr Inrttr all persons wtahiu* any­ thing in ourliar, to cal) and euxmias our stock and prUea,sad if ws eaa satisfy tow with’ bvtb wt would ba very happy to aallyoo. CARD. ILuiTntoa, Dec. 31, 1800. 1 Rni+flfc 'Mrsin:—Permit me through j i rtaoo.) 7 5iu > os*-o*it*iM« Ho’ tender the grateful acknowh-djertifnts of inyself and fiimtly to. In berv*«> sttcetiou uf *11 lu.Hl*. *u<) for re*» sons tawvllterto medireU mro. tbcopkrsticn cfthl* bvepsrsiioo sFttwn wuut to wduirre. Lt unlikn lb<- -Id sxtdcw. Kt* vigorevulr to«>i< wltbunt LrIn* oxcilte* M>d orreWtw g ; MHin-nvlv. rtwwtariy spericut, even ia the most obstumtesaaM uf h'.'r' P- H & J. RUSSELL. TEETHIHc. those kind friends in Hastis’re nnd vinir.i ; UastiDSs, May I Sth, IMO. ty, for their,pleasant and generous visit nt my bouse on the evening of the 2B:h inpt. May the blessing of Hun who . Ji" loves tiic bcMvolent, rest on tbe donors; aiid let the here solicit their codum-Is and prayers that I nmy be tn all a more faith­ SOOTHING SIRUP, Fwr Children Teething. ful *nd offirieut minister of tho rich eon- .Wh‘eli greallr hcfliUlr. the proem* of teething, luh'dcina of the Gospel of Christ. ' by *<>000:08 tbo gum., redeem* •!! infoun^tlonwill allay all jm4s . aud spasmodic action, snd i» ■”' /u . ' A. II.Gastox. j "ttI8 TO REC BLATE THE BOWELS t<>r* How often is your, patience tried .01? ebriffng tin the te*-ub!c and there be mg vbltertl to panlbh youraetf by eating Derewd apon h, taoUers, il will give rest to joafosl.es. and RELIEF AID HEALTH TO YOCR INFAXTS. bale put up and sold this article far ever __ .La ... -- AA-> 'yclloWtiidNMdtod, ucwbnlenome _ bbcuits, '’atkefetk' ^ You at once say to yourself, what poorrS*lonuo»; longer parakm itieh an yoef ... v__. i-f ua-^-i New Barry.'Mill, NervousHeadaehe IS now in lucccnaful operation, ready HANtKATTCkKS’ AKO CUSTOM “WOZECK:, First Rate MILLER, >yl. Hm and our mill being built on the moat CT>1 OfM ■' impralfiWrWA*'’Jt«’V ’^4 tersGsf(rate Mkt and stetares willbeobtabfod Siuuttcr—w,_aw prepared lo do Uw They set gently op-'n th* bcwsH-reteoehi* be.I,,Oort' Ploue five «• 0.11. You eon get it of It ia for aale by the princi- Chfdlrt.l'A ' ,|T.' jpel grocera at wholevctlc, and is manufac­ BOMWOODtS-eBANT. tured by I Land de Co., at tbe ji-'atrp^ Chptpicel Worka, Fairport, Ilaotiad*. Boo. > IBS* 11 aot eolv ndtevwa ths ah UJ from pain, but ia- BOOK. Grtptaa SB u* Bowel, ned Wind Cbolte, ssdwTsreomv woTnl^ons^whtebJfnci ac« hoatiliLl**. l OMt ra kite oouldlte^ek.- RreRc-c perplcx»i 341'Ata in aa good ordered; m, protnfUiHL any other '<x#ity. Havlngiccurcd ihc service*of • why will people interior article, .wheufhmjtoMR £• same price, pur.eha*! DjpJl>eX«d te C*.’* pore, J.ealtbful Saieratua. On Die!, Exerciseaaad Ablution. How tbs Fbyaietan ahoald be. How to Prevent pregt-anrr. And many otbar Uria»« Naw* roc rvThis Journal sbvuld be ta tbt hands of every ' �EY BUWBfUMFlEBASIBOOD HUS Rood. 17 -UC Ihi. U IM I'retr Iw. j —AND— BUY YOUR GOODS DR. ROBACr. LARGE ASD BEAUTIFUL kashihias BOLTWOOD & GRANT Fills in Itw United Stotra. be ,»M forth _te plain laa*ue<e their curative propertirti Tins eraa tv. who ateerve.rel«ct. end mske’Waetiraaca doubly aura” b<f<.rv tb< { decide-ant rverysrbere anpruviuu and ursine We Ute uf these wonderful Kq-renu. . All who couflde kt the ..wlum and hooLty -f ibis eUto. <w "bo chaws to for themselves, arc Dow ot oot xot on this imper ^inRofoKkiu-.ite* the attention of tbe sick to Ike Dreams of the Future, and the Past Will al! be mine again. Bat filled with happiness dirue. Freed from all earthly stein. ON LOW PRICES ORIGINAL UETTEBN, eye witnesses. Three parties maybe consulted personaltyor be letter, by tbo.c who have any doubt upon the •aMecL The evidence tn the poeaetotoa <rf Dr. itobwek, wbUbis al all limes acceaxble to the public, establishes th. follow fag Dmni which recall the thirty laved Who bleu ay tight were more. Whose home, are .faltered far and wide, DRY GOODS from mrakberonf the Med.ral Profession Editors of pwblie journal-, well koown Merobeste nod Parinrn. ii<l Jodie* of tbe MglMei rospeotabUlW. givtnir acooaBl. of ritmordtaary cures wrewobl Ey lbs rsmedtes, vt which cures they themselves ► with vwrrfovrrrtirinfy. and tn a wry short time. That aflcr all vther mcdtehise lfo»c prorod woe­ less, they relieve 141 ER COMPLAINT, an J restore ihc health and strength of thesaflervr. That RICK FEMALES, who bare lauguiabtsl fcr years ia belwteso weak­ ness snd dMpondency. recuperate wilh great ra­ pidity under thnr un .raUuR operation. Thai all aexual (haabditiare retnorwd by their cor­ dialaad gently stimulating properties. That they ‘shattered C0NHTITETI0N8, however thev may bars been irifltd with and abused; that their di rod ter-*—I— «- •- <—«•—> life, sod render it enjoy able, rretly uj>on the pufom disrn CAVSE SOON TO HEAL, aad disc barge froat the system, every taint of Bcrofate, whether hereditary or otherwise. Tbal tbay RECRUIT the debilitated, and there t* no disease of the Slomoch and Bowels, the liver, tho nervous system, tho skin, glands or muscles, sawixp rnow iwn»:TW or tub sloo» aX» swaavioaa, in which Uiey do not giveywMopr rvitef. and. id admirustcrcd before ihe very 0>l add of Ute bos been turaded,) rfod o pofalsw <a«i BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., Come and See ! 1 VERY CHEAPEST HVAE JUST RECEIVED RATRS. It was about the year 1805, that I set­ tled in Virginia, near the fall of tbe Kana­ wa. The country nt that time, was an unbroken wilderness. But few settle­ ments had been made by the whites, and they were so far apart as to render vain all hope uf asaiataoce in cbm> of attack from hostile Indians—numbers of whom still Infested the neighborhood. 1 lived there alone with my wife for several me nth»‘unmolested, and, by dint DRESS GOODS Comprises all tbe tetort styles of R1LKM. Chailira. briBtenta. lawns, Bereges. FRENCH MUSLINS, aad al! other kinds ihst can be nam­ ed, taray of whteh are greatly alerter la quality and bcaniy to anything heretofore otfrrvd la this BY PRINTS THE or in smallar quantities at from »K »• 1 e’“u per yard. We have piles ofSIIEETlNGS, SHIRTINGS, CLOTHS. STRIPES, DIAPER, TABLE TOWELING, and all kioda of domestic goods; BROAD also C LOT II8, plain wd fancy rn nxxsraeros or an act . Herrick'S Sugar Cea ted Pills! rar trzrozz- irwt£z> PEOPLE, GROCERIES HARD-WARE coaplete. READY-HADE CLOTHING, Wl THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND! 1 SICK Our aseortmrat •f Table aad Pocket Callery. SILVER SPOONS. Port Mooais, lioop Skirts, Yankee Xoliona. and things ia graaral ia Wl and cxitem Wo hare school books, all kinds of blank book., Pocket Ledgers. Mrcbsntra’ Maauai, Areold’i writing Fluid. Noto, Cap, Letter, nd Legal Pa­ per, aad all kind, of .talionsry tn great variety. AND THINK! AFTER WHICH, J Yse’d scares expect, at ibis late di Wilk •tartHng cures a l>ook to fl This 11 lb« case. the million «ar. We Ihlak we hare as good Young Bysoo. Im­ perial and Black Tea*, as were ever offered ia this Market Also all kinds of Brown and Whit. Sugar., Syrup. Molasse., Fish, Rice, Coffee, ehoculate, Pare 8oda and Saleratus. not dretroy. The scrofaimxs utfwt fa ranously caused by mercurial disease, low Hvmg, <!»ordered or unhealthy food, impure afr, filth m>d filthy habits, the <levre-.;:>s risus. and. above all. by the venerea! tafoeUon. Whafa erur be ite origin, it ia hereditary fat ths coa■titwtfan, drearading •• from pareuts to duMron unto tlx? third nnd fourth feneration; ” indeed, it esems to be the rod of Him who says. «I their children."_ Iu effecto ettflmcr.cc by depoeition from ths blood of corrupt or ulccrou* matter, which, b> the hra«S lirov, and intaroal ornna. b tsiMld tubercles; ia ths glantta, swvUinp; and oa the atrrfeoe, eruption* or aoree. Tils foul C«less laths blood, depnoses so that rcrofukxM constitu­ tions not only suffer front scrofalorw esmplaintr, but they have far les* pewrr to with­ stand tiro attacks of other disease*; conse­ quently vast numbers trorivh bv disorders which, althoush not ecrofulout in their nature, art atilt rendered fatal by thia taint m tlte eystm. Most ot the consumption which decun-T-ea the human fam.!y has its or! directly in this scrofulous contamination; and many destructive diseases at the livw. kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all th? orpins, arise fiora or aro axgrwvatvd by tho same ea:isc. . One quarter of all our people arc ocrofulous; their persons are invaded by tids lurking in­ faction, and their health is undermined by iu To clranse it from the system we taust renovate tho blood by an alterative medicine, and in­ vigorate it by healthy food aad cxcscuv. Such a msdisino we supply ia E DRY GOODS in faulttess accuracy, aad dciicaey of de^malkss upoa Poreefain wares rd sny description sad d: tttetuuoii. nssd ss sresstvs of (uxurr or houaeU'd ■tlUty, such aa URNS, VAHES^REAgAHT CUPS, TOILET thereby -staring faitido I portraus aud faraishJ., an unique sod cxqme.te style ofsruauMMalrea^ article* in dosneatte use In ardor to furnish facilities for thsgretUraMooof the popular Isste. ard to meet thr wssta ef thi ee put rune of the F:»- Arts dsulross ot Uvtnr AYER’S the most effectual remedy which tire mcdioal •kill of our times can devise fur tins everywbtre prroiillnR end fatal malady. It u com­ bined front the nroet active rcmeoials that have been diacin w cd for thr expurgation of this foul disorder from ths blood, aud ths rcocas of das system from ite destructive consequences. lienee it should be employed for the euro of not only Scrofula, but also those other affeetions which arise from it, such as Havmv* and Rant Dtsxieas, Sr. Axthowt's Pros, Itos*, or ReTstriL-is, Purtn, Pirrrx.es, DioTcitrs. Blaxhs and Boils. Tt-noaa,Trm* and Salt Re sex. Scald Hero, Bnovow, Riibvmatimx, SrrniLtTtc and MtacL-aiAiDtsrsiM, Daorsr, DrsrarsiA, Datuurv, and, indeed, all CoxruuMxa sxisxxo raow Vrru« ran on Ixrvax Blood. The popular bslirf in “ Utpuritf of DttUtoi’' is founded in troth, for scrofula is a dc-Rcnerat>on of the blood. The particular purpose aad virtue of this Sarsapa­ rilla fa to purify and rvaensr-"* •*-*- -w-’a-u without which sound ncejtl ennfan-roMad comtitutiocte. Residents t* the Cewatry, who are blc to visit pcroeaalty the AteUa aud Galleries ia New Yarfc. I PersoM semJIog a photograph, smbrotyi daguanroCype tr theoAoe trftlse eomprav ir I York, eecwarpanled by ' FIVE DOLLARS | . ctargs. ------------- J.W.OAKLMY, " Stacks of TEN TERT L«V FIGFIE8. witL . mu-trait produe«! by the pstrated prvcrw By MOdii'g a pair •« daguevootypes sad F I F TAB X .DOLLARS, they will rrccKe fa return A. E. EONSTEK mjlnhood. HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED JOHN BOBER' HIYSIC1AN sod feergroe. I* Not knowing but that he might be ac­ companied by others, 1 returned with all speed to the cabin, and having firmly barricaded the door, 1 watched all day from the port bole, in anticipation of at­ tack from tbe cofnpauions of tho Indian I Ever shown in this Market, which we had killed. To add to the danger and arc prepared to sell st a small seeming hopelessness of my situation, I advance from discovered that I only Lad but one charge TO II OCSE KEEPERS. of powder left. 1 could make but one QOMETHIXG NEW. B. T. BABBIT'S BEST shot, and then, if attacked by numbers, 1 O MEDICINAL HALKRATUS. should be entirely In their power. DeIs manufactaned ftvat romtnon »alt,p I thtand is propand sntimly dMe«M frotoWb lermined to do the best with what I had, other fefarstua. All ihe deteterrotw I poured cut tho last charge of powder rukttcecxii acted in aneb a manesr as lo and put it into my musket, and then produce Brood. Biscuit, sad all kinds of Caks. wlltuel eontaiafxkg a panicle et awaited the appearance of night, feeling Sahrstus wbti> tbe bread or cake la confident of an attack. Night came at last. A beautiful moonlight night It was, torned t - eat. sod paaacs lhnm*b tbs too, and thia favored me greatly, as 1 ■ bread and biacuil while bakinje. coaaswould thereby bo able to observe the queutly, nothing nwtaiua but common •alt, water, and Bout. You trill reaslmovements of the enemy as they ap ly psroeive. by the taste of lht« HalevHasUaga, May M, 18K>. __________ proached my cabin. It waa some two •loa. that H la sotirriy diffsrvnl frou> hours sfter nightfall, and as yet I had nei­ OQ ether aalmtaa. AQ GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS. 00 It is packed in one pound papers—1)0 ther beard or seen a sign of the Indians, ■ each wrapper brondsd.^B. T. Babblt's when, suddenly, I waa started by tho bay­ WM. B. MOREHOQHE A CO., best Msdictaal Haterat ns;” afao, plclura ing of my dog at tbe stable. 1 knew tbe twisted loaf of bread, with a (lass of Importers and Wholesale Dealers in effcrveodxMt water on the top. When Indians were coming. The stable stoed ’ y. o puryhass one paper you should little to the west of tbacabin^ind between, Bruita, WIms, «|u rr< Segars, the two was a patch of clear ground,upon bcgleart tocallOtsatteBtfon of Ute c.uum of which tbe light ol tbe moon unobstructed. tbe United Statae to tbeir pure Wines and LinFull direcuuas for making bread with Judging from the noise st the stable that uurs. put up under their own supervision, fat this federates sad soot Bulk, cr Crram Family sad MedMnal nae, ia oaaea assorted to they would advance from that direction,! .Mtilcus tomera. Chthe, Military aod other public bodim, who require to purchase in largera/smair posted myself at the port-hole oa that nuantities, in casks oAotties, will Ce liberally side of the cabin. dealt with Prt<w. trtl ra. ...I—• 1 had previously placed my wife on the in T.ABABBirHBpDR£ C«NckNTRA-72 crostpole in the chimney, so that io case TED POTASH. our enemies effected an entrance into the Warranted double tbo rtronglb of cabin, she might crawl out through tbe low chimney and effect her escape. 1 re­ solved tn sell my life dearly. ' full diroctfaca for making turd aod soft •uap t'atwnmcta wiH find tbit the With breathless anxiety I watched cheapest artleia In market. from the port hole. At length I saw Manufactured aad for solo by B T. RABBIT. them emerge from the shadow of the sta­ ble advance across the vacant ground to­ ward my cabin. One—two—threw— great Heavens I six stalwart Indiana, i armed to the teeth, and urged on by tbe hope of rerenge, sod I alone to oppose them with one ehnrge of powder. My NEW YORK COSTS. NEW ARRANGEMENT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES* EATING 8ALOOM!! Those desiring 1YNTERR, TEA OR COFFEE. CUICKKNM. PICKLED TONGWK, TRIPE, ’ NASD1XES.I prescriptten used (Iron charge,) with fae direetfoas for preparing aud wlar tbe Mm. which they will find s saro ourr for Censamptfoa, Asth­ ma. Bronchitis, Ac. Tbo only otyset of ihe Adverterser in send tag p resort ptw-s te to beaeft the sffltoted, and spread infonnstioa which be eooorhes to be tnvaiuahte, e»t) he bopcu every sofferer w Bl try his remedy. as >t will cost tbrau nothing, and mar prove a blessing. actlO-Jy TANNERY! uittp h, gxd^. ■*■“« •TOrjlhinj yon km tar \ BAILEY. aourwooDSMAmr. .Un Uns. «ilk «kldi I b P.fe-ChMfarlbdra Hawings, Dec. lartiar.m.IVtt* Kings ctMiatv, N«w?ork. HASTINGS fl“L Cora, Om, Bnaar, UH, Pork, Ws wiab to bwy OXEN, COWB, sad YfrUXG DANIEL COOK 'USTICF. OF THE PEACE, G« Tax Anviit. "HI attend to bt. snd .11 other busiaras jwvteh JoW fa a ArJya A Lcctnre cs lbs 5■taro, TmtarM. a*4 psA- said I, in reply tn th- remark «>f my wife, ! •‘waa not the tinkle uf n bell upon the , neck of a euw. It is a di coy from some Indian who desires to draw mu tmo am bush.". Believing this to be tbe case, 1 took down my old musket, (I had no rifle,) and seeing that it was properly loaded, I stole cautiously around the field towards tbe point from which the sound seemed to proceed. As I Iwd •tuppowd, there in n cluster of bushes, crouched an Indian waiting for me to appear in answer to his decoy bell, that he might send the fa­ tal bullet to my heart. 1 approached without discovering myself to him, until within shouting distance, then raised my piece and fired. Ths bullet sped true to the mat k and tbe Indian fell dead. MKSMi:74 k, WILMAS KtfBUH -rVJmCE OF THE PK*CE. VI Cran-teter at law, and risliriM OtSra In Baitey sHtoek. (wpatoin ■ bHVSICTAN ,‘NDbURGEOX. * Erdiciac Iu Hastings and v New Arrangement W1 UA. W DOLLARS. A Paix or uca Sovsu Yams, wilh the portiritt tirouted equal to miniature paiaUags. and, fa liks manner. portraits can bo reproduced on p-’rcciain warm er Vassa or avaar e< auvr or rixm, ranging in price from Twaxrr re On Hcxiisbd Daixsaa ns F<.» 7Otrsx*ira5,"arrts=7o Without itopplag to give any farther enumer­ ation of our stock ia trade, we beg tears to soy that ww have a HOLD<A1£ aad retail tfaater i facturvr of teatbsr. fladregu ■Crrek. Mirii- Al«>. racato A atentr oxkamxxtxd BaxAxrAir Crr AxoSarcwa, wrm rna rotrraArr G65±Si T5?^SKfi'S2n66 VERY CHEAP ' NOBMAN BA1LKY, .HAUER la svsry variety of dr^ r PORTBAITH ON CHINA, to make tbe following propooitfoa to J. 8, GOODYEAR & Co. B URKTNG FLUID BOLT WOOD 4k GMAh I .EA1.ERS U> Oil kinds of dry,gss4> ' croekrry, Ac. State st., eppasite sa epportnalty to posseta Compound Eitrart of Saivaparilla, DRY GOODS CAN’T BE BEAT. We bare a floe variety of Mu.lina, L*tiro' SLEEVES and collars, CbimoiMtu, Grats shirt Bosoms sod CoiUro. aad every kiod ot WHITE GOODS; also Hoatery, erevy style of Gloves aad Mills. Bonnells, |RibU«B. Drrsa Trimmings, ete. SPRING & SUMMER 7rU»d. of perseverance —being then young and hardy—had succeeded in making quite a G-OODS. large clearing in tho forest, which I plan­ ted with corn, aad which promised an abundant yield. One morning after we had dispatched our humble med, I had just prepared to WE ARE NOW ON HAND venture forth upon my regular routine of with one of the LARGEST and labor, my attention was arrested by the BEST AaaortmenU of tinkling of a cow-bell in a cornfield. •"There,” said my wife, “the cow is ia the cornfield." But tbe ear of tbe back-woodsmen be­ comes, by education, very acute, rapecially so from the fact that his safety of­ ten dejK-nds upon the nice cultivation of that sense, fwas not so easily deceived. I listened,tbe sound waa repratvd. "That,’ | CORD, w mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEC RTAHLE BLDUl) ITLI^ uro ewdoraed by the ima, F. A M. Qmimeres, TWEEDS, oxpmsraeeof t bin.a nds of UvtogWiteaMeo who. iu tettero, uKdariis. medxal wc-rba. and by word and every kind of GOODS for Men and —------■*-------—*-bo tha very brat neopmd toObrokewlswn Boys’ Clothing which we oflfer at buot diaoaaa through vietimaof U1 BraJth. EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. every avenue ore pel Ulbstrowghiy and. . Owr assortment ot BWT3 A 8ROR8 ot alt Ko aoe can doubt their superiority after ranetics. Ladies Galter.. Grata Gsutsra, Oxford one afogte tria)-th«y are Ml only better but, in fact. Chesper thao any other Pills, far it Ties, Cocks, Ac., tatesaa teas number of them to produce a bsSfor L'price of the Reandinarlsu Wood Purifier, |I farad Dr. Hoback’s S)«cial Notices and CtrttflcMtev. published la a conspicuous port of this paper Irom time to lime. Dr. Robsck's Med teal Almanac and FsmBy Adviser, containing s grrat snssunt of interesting snd valuable Medical laformatfc n can be had gratis of ray of the agents thraghnst tbs cotmtrr. In <ti:Hevlt or cotnpliesterf cues Dr. Re back ofoy be applied to r>ersooally or by letter radostagOM dbmp far the rrnly. . Principal ntBce and sate rooms. No. • East Fourth si., rd building from Main llrvet, Cfatoianati. O.. Uberatotyin lluusroud MrveL For aalr Lv J I . Roberi. A ( u. Hartings, Eli Nichols,Oraneraille Mills. I*. A. Raster, alroHeff- Tbe hero of this adventure lived to sec the rude wilderness, where he had pitch­ ed his lonely eabin, transformed into smiling fields, snd peopled by hardy and enterprising pale faces, among whom. hi> last days ware passed in peace and plen­ We question whether, In Ibis history ty, undisturbed by tbe presence of his of “hairbrtalh" escapes, * parajiul to the old-time foes. following can easily be found. Tho story was related by an old and valued friend, now reaiding in the country, but whose early davs were spent near the tragic ad­ venture here recorded. We give the djcitt Sftistcllanj). story st it was related, io the words of CASSIMERE8, IJncti Drillings, Den per boifar. or *5 per half deten. Ot tt*4eaodinariaa Blood Fills, 2B cents per box, or i boxes With Hesvvu's prismatic Insist, And imthe bow of proausa Mill, Living tay lift in dreams. Montprtter, Dea 2d, I960. WE That the BLOOD PURIFIER and ULOOL ’ILLS have b< rn proved by analysis to CONTAIN NO MlXfaRAL. That they rare the almost universal eocnplainl, Dreams st the part whM> briagosme Store Tbe happy childish hours. When all Ufa's future bad no stead To blight its goldsu Oowera. diiifinrbed, logrtber with tbo rift* < lh« ofl>er. Securing tbe arm* and umMBkion uf tire faUrti Indiawfa 1 followed up tbe tedil of tbe miaaing one until it reached the river,’ bayond which point I ouuld aoe no trace » tak-rtr. From tbe amount of blood which marked the trail, Uwelhrr with the unmistakable evidence that he wag mortally woqiHhd, and in order to prwrt bl. bia> nora Mlinstew tbe hands of hie whit a foe be had groped bit way to the river and thrown bitnadf into the current, which bad bom* him away. The Indfona had killed my cow, and that, you may be aaaured, waa no aumll loaa; yet, in my graiitttde for the eacap. from the ravages, I would have been ut terly willing to have made sacrifices. 1 was well provided, by mean* “d •muni tiot» taken from the seven Indiana, in case of n second attack but this fortunately proved to be my last adventure with tlx savages. Not one of the band bad cs caped to tell the tale and eite bis brethren to revenge the death of Ms other comeads. “All," exclaimed tbe old man as tear* : flushed from hie eysa at the memory cl that eventfol night, "that was a glorious shot; the beet fever made," BtotJags. Barth B. C. ITUNBL JHDOK OF rlOHATE. Mot ,rJ Lead aad Tax *eeto. the Oort Itorae, st Hasuagn, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-01-09.pdf c192cca8fab87ed21e54e5ecedbbe657 PDF Text Text *1WL!± gqpkUiu ihiBff, | w published cvnr TBCBIDAt lUBXIKG, nmn<c», asaar at cocxtt, REPUBLICAN U [ incmssx.i MktcriplM*. X3T JkXyVJkJN*<XKL TKHMfl, AU th* rf B-k. i. dlU.. A**rj I’nakiaf «*•«<*/ <•* rl~vt nW.r», nW «t r*uuuiUt Urw. MLAMKS »L’ J.tcr^Kt HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 186L VOL. 5. Sastiugs’ ^asixrss Jlirtrtonr HA3TIXG6 DRUG STOREll! Un xMrttei Board adjc (Cb-cfoaW.) until 1} port by allowing the aeoowst of J. i. Chandler at one instead of fire dollars.— Carried. December Mth, 1800. BOLTWOOD * GRANT, ealers >■> ui ki»d. of dry, good., Pro«riM. crockery, Re. State at., a^poaite poatattea. J. P. Roberts, &. Co. D NO. 36. - Jim KECEIVED Board met pursuant to adjournment, roll called, a quorum not being present, on motiun adjourned until to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock. port <»I Ute committee by allowing the R H. Hank, O-teteWe fees, M6 J. K Navias, eqaalisatfoa Thursday morning, Dee. 27th,. I860. new and most complete assortment of TueeJay morning. Dee. 25th, 1860. Paint-. Oft*, Cam- FIRM, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. HOWEB, Board met pursuant to adjournment, roll called, dw following were present: Barnum, Brown, Cook, Ingram, Miler, Polly, Robinson, Rogers, Scott, Telford, Carried. to bnsinees. The committee on miscellaneous claima reported that they had examined the fol­ lowing account* and recommended tbeir allowance as follows: HUI, Robinson, Rogers, Scott, Telford, port of the committee by allowing the and Gsa WfllRnty—]& account of Jaeob Maus at 62,88 instead Mr. Milas m recommended by the committee. Car­ hL L. Willia<ns.-4. ried. Wilson, and Geo. William*. Absent— Mr. Bcott moved that the account of Bowker, Hill, Naah#nd M. L Williams, W. Falk, Ttmtiee fees, Board proceeded to business. ■7,54 rejected morrow morning. Carried. Mr. Mile* moved that a committee of F. M. LattiLg, Deputy Mr. Wilson moved that the report of five be appointed to settle with the coun­ She fi ty-*, 1145,01 143,01 ty Treasurer. Carried. 8. Sandford, Constable fee,, 8.00 2,00 the committee a* amended by the Board UT FOR MEDlCfXAL rCRPOSES,OXLY. Jg\ Mr. Brown moved that a committee of 10.22 10.22 be adopted. Adopted. On motiun Board adjourned until 6 o’­ throe be appointed to examine and rcjiort D. C<K>k, Justice fees, 5,30 530 upon all miscellaneous claims. Carried. W. Falk,’for jury fe«. 6,00 rejected clock, P. M. The Chair appointed tbc following aa J. P. Roberta 6s Co., for Evening Session, 0 P. M. merdiandixe, such committee*: 33,35 33,33 Committee to settle with the County C. G. Holbrook, deposition Board met, roll called, and then pro­ Treasurer—Robinson, Ingram, Wilson, of witness, 160,00 100,00 ceeded to buticea*. ■ Mr. Ingram moved that a committee J. A. Swcexey.profewrionai Cook, and Telford. Committee on miscellaneous claims— services, 29.25 21.25 cf three be appointed to rcj»rt on «*larie* Brown, Barnum, anti Rogers. E. O. Gray, jury fees 1,00 of county ufheers. Carried. TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPlCfcS. ) LI JI Mr. Rogers asked tu be excused from T. Phillips, Under Sheriff The chair appointed the following- as fRCXES. FIGS, RAISIXS. < L<1L acting upon said cominittoc. Ingram. Cramer, arri 11,35 such committee: fees. On motion of Mr. Miles be was even* 138 M. L. Williams. The Superintendents of the Poor rob ed, and Mr. Geo. William, appointed iu ».«8 P. M. Blake, Constable fees, 845 6,75 mlttod the following report: his place. 1IDD3C3S7 IPXIRnnUXJi? On motion Board adiournou uZ‘.'4 I®’ A. J. Stanley. Justice fees, 1.20 rejected AM CMkiar Extracts, 1*. m. J?**1®* Constable fees, 5,08 4,<* ‘ morrow morning al 8 o clock. John Patton, jury iceJ 25 25 No. of persons relieved o.- supported duWednesday morning, Dec. 26tli, 1800. W. Falk, do a the year, 80 ‘ 25 23 Board met pursuant to adjournment, J. G Bugbee, do 1 expense of such report, 81561,78 roll called, quorum present, Mr. Cramer Ansel Havens, __ Amount paid for transportation J. McCollum, do 2i 23 appearing in place of Mr. Nath who wa* of poor, 45,00 te.v». mexvha lines, papct. ex’do 25 25 unable to attend, and Mr. Jackson ap­ Orson Falk, Amount paid for other items which do 25 pointed in pk»C2 of Mr. Bowker n ho had E Johnson. do not constitute any part nf-the (i G. Matthews,do resigned. actual expense of maintaining the . do MOST POPULAR Two <«n>tn!ttce on miscellaneous claims A. Blake, poor, 105,00 reported that they had passed upon the G. W. Ligetner, do Amount paid to Superintendents E. Smith, do following account*,and would recommend of Poor, 120,00 J. P. Hart, do tbeir allo.wauee as follow « : Amount paid to keepers nd oth­ Sheriff er officers, 280,00 fees, 15,07 15,67 1.75 A. J. Bowuc. Justice fees, Of the persons relieved 28 ware in­ A. Phillipa, witoM* fees, 2,75 9,30 9,40 L^QXBArlow AGoodyear, for mates of the Poor House, and 52 had •’ Wm. Burgher, Justice fees, 1,00 S. Sandford, Constable foe*, 2,50 2.w cUx>k, 1,88 temporary relief outside. 13.88 not . r There were 8105 psid for permanent do do do 6,01 5,01 87 ’10,43 S. S. Parkhurst, witness fees, 50 do do do 11,03 56 improvements about the farm and house. There was raised upon the farm 236 E. D. Sprague, witness * " E. D. Sprague, “ “ 8,75 3,75 John Tinney, “ and assisting officer, 1.S0 bushels of wheat valued at 8236 ; 152 S. D. Elwood, Record E. E Snramj^ vaiueu si euo 1 to uuau25 els of buckwheat valued at 856; 345 bu. 12,00 12,00 a p. dS>w*” do 25 I of ears of oom valued at 846; 9 bushels pua u coMPoexndo do 14.00 11.00 J. A. Robertson, do ?RII'TIOX3; and any oslofbcans valued at 99 ; 200 bushels of 4,88 IL G. Stcadmsn, S. D. Elwood, office files, * 4,88 ,. do nr,! potatoes valued at 640; IS tons of hay do press and seal 12,00 12,00 | G. T/Fenn, do oj ’ raised at tlMh 2,024 !bx of pork valued . Mrs. Titus, witness fees, 93 1 ‘roo. Grier, do I Timothy litas, witness fees, 93 “CV.SM*, 25 at $100. do J. P. ROBERTS k CO. 2f, Given under our baud this 26th day of 1 H. McNair, M « •1.50 -* '••■^ H. 1 ridrabare. *<» i T. A. D. iu£« 23 December, A. 1). 1860. Thomas Smith, “ “ 2.M do 2,22 J” 1 M. l-Ho<U., S. Thompson, “ “ do 32.0° 1 a Truk, Joux W. Stkdmks, Boltwood de Grant, carpet, Daxikl B. Pratt, John Oberlv. wiuiesa fees. 1M> »V J. J. KL M. Sweeaev. S«e*r w do Superintendent* of the Pour of Barry M. Hole, “ u 3-06 Bailey de Baker, merehan3,06 3,50 di4 ’ . Z Geo. Fowler, “ “ 8,75 3.50 disc. 38.48 38,48 1.05 80 I. K. Muay, witasae fees, 2,61 7’21 ! On motion tlw report was accetiteJ 147 rejected c. Tbomproo, “ 8. Myers, 2,67 -’B7 ord placed on file. * 1.22 1—’ J. 1 ~ Isaac Hoyt, J. M. M. NerioZ Nevins, I prUtlag offi _ „ ‘ Mr. Cranwr moved to allow John 1,22 J**2 boalder Bracca, a sapcriar article !<>r **!• by T. Bawdy, 0,00 rial canva**, 1 Roberts fifty wmiirs a* salary for Super­ O J. r. K. k CO. 06 P. Cramer, W. W. Cooper, Constable intendent of Poor for 1860. Carried. D. Striker, Express charges, 7,05 7,06 Bscs. I14,35 14,85 Mr. Triford moved to allow J oho W. rdar Sbal. Lead and Cam for mI» ci<e*n by O. L. Ray, Com. fees, 6,00 5,00 J. 8. Goodyear & Co^ sun­ J. F. kOBERTH k CO. Stebbins fifty dollars for Superintendent Ansd Haveas, Constable lee 5,52 642 dries, - • •____ 1.18 of Poor fur 1860. Carried. ! G. W. Gregory, witness fees, 1,74 >.74 W. H. Brown, Jestice fem, 9^1 9.86 Mr. Wilson moved to allow D. B. B. F. Gaskill, •* “ 80 86 Wm. Buvce,m«licaJ «crrices,5,00 5,00 PraU thirtv dollar* a* salsrv for Super­ P. M. Blake, Constable fee. 11.72 J. J. Chand'er, " “ 5,00 5.00 intendent rf Poor fiw 1860. ’Carried. ^70 j Aiauai Webster, jury feea, i Wm. Erik, Justice fees, 2,tU . -_k 1.06 ijoe Mr. Brown moved that an order of 826 u u u jKrt D*M. Dewey do 146 ba drawn for a Record Book and Index 3.54 J. Kiariey, do 1,06 now wanted iu the Register offie. Car­ D. Cook, Justice fees, l.lSrejected S. Kinsley, do 1,12 1,12 ried. 548 5Jffl Reuben Ilolracs,witncu fecs.1.18 1,18 Mr. So^t Introduced the following D. M. LoveUcc, 5,40 5,40 Tliram Card, “ “ 1,06 1.06 rosolatioa: M. L Williams, 5 34 5,34 ILHull, * •1,06 — 1.06 Rrtoietd ky ike Board of Saperr 'utrt John Barnum, 2,58 2,58 1.19 U2 for Barry Conety, That the time for the C. H. Palmer, 3,12 1.06 collection and return of taxes be, and . is Young America Ahead. 8,12 D. Grok. 3.12 G. Roswell, 1.06 1,00 hereby extended thirty days from and E. P. Chandler, 1.06 J. & Signer, ______ . do 1,06 after Jbe time fixed by law ; and that the O. L Ingram, 3,84 3,84 B. Toggert, Constable fees, 8JI1 841 8.9«|____ _____ , H. P. Cherry, 3,96 C. Sheffield, witness ft-. 2,06 2.08 in aaia county be, and aro hereby re­ A. C. Wilaro, 4,44 4,44 ( u m. Burgher, Justice fees,. 1.00 1.00 quested to notify the township Treasurer 5,04 5.04 1 J. j. Fuller.Constable fern, U — 10,00 10,00 of their respective townships as soon as 6,40 E. Magnwan. Justice f,-e-, 3.00 5.40 340 may ba Adopted. RG EST STOCK of the S. C. Priudle, 3,72 3,72 a. Havens, Constable fer^, L00 BEST GOOlfe. »1 Ike . 1,00 1,00 the eammiltoe oa salaries of County 4.441-------------------- — A. M. Hill, . LOWEST PRICES 1.00 1.00 officers submitted the lullowing os their 8. S. Ingerson, 4,80 4,80 S. C. W.>,.draan, do 1.00 1,00 report: 3,42 3,42 L A Osgood, do 1,00 1.00 siiflf* hxa vriiAtD wash sto fax For Prosecuting Attorney, 6450; A>r Asa Lapham, witness fees, 2.40 8.46 B.8. Caswell, do Treasorar. 8700 ; for Clerk, 6430 ; for Tin. COFPFB ASDSffOeTIJtOn M. H. Palmer, do 231 2.34 J. McCollum. do l.M Judge of Probate, 8700. waff, *iwbi orrxa 2,40 D. IAphan>, 2,40 1,00 On motion the report was accepted1 I L. Lapham, 234 2,34 . Zvjur jrr<E. and committee discharged. ... . fv Mfortmest ok PARLOR STOVES, eonpriw IL. H. noj~=b, 2.31 fees, L7.66 16,03 Mr. Soott moved to amend the reportt 2—- -■ - t— —-.U-. 2,34 ’ Abel Simmonds, .24* H. D. Norris, witMM fees, .2.63 of the committee by allowing the Clerk 2,46 J. F. I’nllar. 2,46 O.E. Everts, Sheriff feta, 553,00 573,00 ELEVATED 8600. 2.46 2.46 W. K. Ferris, Constable E. II. Mallory. OVEN STOVES, 'Die question on the amroduM-nt was 2,;.J Isaac J. Brooks, 2.52 fees, (no action) 74,00 ' lost hr yeas and nays as follows: , , LOW OVEN STOVES. John McDerby, 2,70 2,7V 0. N. Boltwood, witneea Yeaa-ScoU, Telford, and Wilson. PARLOR COOK PlvtESf Wm. f). Freeman, 2,04 2,04 t set Mca fas UUslowa.' .-'.a Pty*end BesSer Aarau Brooks, 2,40 2,40 •beriff, M0 1,00 Rufus Brooks, 2.46 246 2,63 «, 2,63 luma, Cramer,Hill, ingram^nd Jackaou. Wm. Detro, 2.22 2,22 Mr. Mites wa* aha«L 2,34 2,34 mi hell L»rd J. W. OAKLEY W. FARXEB, WHOLESALE nd retail dealer ia Groccr.e* ■ till I’mVILMhl .nJ GROCERIES! PATENT MEDICINES •E. J’OXSTEF.L, 1 > IIVS1CIA X AND SURGEOX. Will practice I. A. IIOI.DBOOK 11 ssid.l. it. r. cnr.BBY ■ DHBAT, iPDT, CASH 25 r.“ ■ L 7027 R. C. rBtiNwLE, AND CUTLERY. D WILL KTKIKER OLIVER r.. RVF.RTK, Old Fogyism Distanced FRANCIS ROWER H. COOK, * C'ffZT rosecuting Arronir, &~»ri»r P Law, Mieitor nd Consrior la Chno tAUKHT unra, CIRCUIT COURT COMMiaaiOXIJL AtlorarT TO HOUSE bullehals. TIN WARE; ■i«ku !BOMFFLT sttraumJ C-OXDUUTOR XfAX-rFACTCWEIl <rf *>4 — EStetat Mr. Hill moved to adopt-the report as needed by the Board. wHeh was lost Yeas—Cromer, HiU. M. L WiUbma, and Ingram.—4 Nays—Barnum, Brown. Cook, Scott, Jackson, Robinson, R-cer«, Telford, Guo. Williams nd Witam.—10. Mr. MUro was absent. . Mr. Hill moved to further amend the report of tbp committee by allowing the r.'w^riMttag Attorney a salary of 6300, leas—Cramer, Hill, Ingram, — 5* Williams, and Geo. Williams.—5 Nays—Barnum, Brown, Cook, Scott, Jackson, Robinson, Roger*, Telford, and Wilson.—9. Mr. Mites was abeent. Prosecuting Attorney a salary which was lost by yeas and na lows: WUk If, CnUeacill * FUPERFIXE FLOUR SHELLED CORF hr POTATOES 2UaJ>tIlfa<* per ewL Blake at tVo dollani and fifty -four cents. Carried. , ■ B. C.BAWLEFS. . Mr. Telford m&red that the report of Wilton. Evening Sesrion, 6 P. M. Board met, roll oliad,all the members Board. Adopted. ’ Mr. Miles moved that the Clerk be do 88840 Instnietnd tn compute the Interest on do 23043 Mr. Witbeys order and draw a aew or­ To BMtu receipt* 139441 der for the principal and interest to the -To Feb. redemption* 29,04 order of B. B. Clapp; Carried. By Feb. vouchers 488944 On motion R-iard adjourned until 8 «M7 25,00 o’clock to-morrow morning. March, To March tax reFriday morning. Dec. 28th. 1880. 778.67 Board met pursuant to adjournment, 11547 roll called and all being present, Board 366,37 proceeded to business. 06,<7 By one mouths salary Mr. RolMnentf moved that the account April, To April tax re* 255,42 celpt* To April redemptions 118^41 36740 Carried. By “ vouchers Mr. Scott moved that the Board pro­ By one months salary 6647 ceed to the election of Superintendent* of May, May. To May tax roctipta 252.98 rec m May redemptions * -— » 71,13 To 19411 By voucher. Stebbins, and Daniel R. Pratt were duly By one month* salary elect od. June-, To June tax receipts440.63 Mr. Scott iatrodneed the following res­ To June redemptions 6345 olution : 218244 ing* be published in the Republican Ban­ To July tax receipts 7542 ner and Ilarry Pioneer, papers published . “ redemptions , 15,72 To fineof W. II. Brown 7,00 By July voucher* 2236,11 aaid sum to be divided according (0 the 66,67 ratio of circulation of aaid papers. ; Mr. Wilson moved tu amend the res- < csip!« 160JMI olutiun by fixing the sum to be paid at To redemption* 10 fiO fiftv instead of sixty dollars. 24A26 By n«ie munths salary ' the amendment, M. L. William* moved to lay the resolution together with the county bond* 81,73 nmcodment on the table until two o'clock To fine of Wou Falk 11,63 P. M. Carried. To September tax recript* 383.43 u redrmpthos 388,09 of three be appointed to confer with such By September vouchers 128JM) of the publisher* of aaid paper* *ud war- By one menth* salary tain fur what amount they would publish October, Tc October tax .the proceedings of the Board. Carried. 351.96 'Hie Chair announced the following as 278,66 arid committees Wlteon, Robinson and By October vouchers 1307.78 Cnttnur. By one months salary Mr. Robinson and Cramer asked to Ls , November, To November excused front acting upon »*id committee; I redemptions __ To cash of Auditor Gcnera)4S7,02 To cash on Holdens recog­ Ou motion Board adjourned unll U nizance 560,96 o’clock, P. M, To nri Cook, fixe 5,00 Afteroaon Scoria*. diAO 27,12 75.61 •ueters the* amended to allow IB at 0120,00. Low Pressure System . until six Mr. Miles II. N. Sheldon in aconant with Barry Mr. Telford moved to amend the re­ County for the year I860. ’ Da. port of the eommiuee by allowing the Proaocnting Attorney a salary of 6600, Jan. 1st. Tu ameunt from xrbich uas decided by yeas and nays as old account f------------0278,00 follows: To Jan. redemptions 56,04 Yeas—Barnum, Miles,Robinson, Scott, -By January vouchers Rogers, Telford, Wilson, and Geo. \VU* “— -------“ * By one months salary 66,67 liams.—8. Feb. 1st To ash of •Nays—Brown, Cramer, G>ok. HUI, Woodland Traaarcr 445,56 Ingram, Jscksun, and M. L. WUHama. Cash of Irving Treasurer There being no choice, the Chairman Cash of Assyria Trotui. . 689,ii was culled upon to vole. He voted yea Cash of Johnstown Trona. 608,76 which detided the amendment in thu af­ Cash of Maple Grore do 51,89 firmative. Cash of Orangeville do 260.47 - Prairtyille do 90243 of the committee as amended by the 3.55 2.34 2.34 2.46 ’MS 2,46 2,46 *-jUtaT was accepted. ._ ;.Mr. Wilson moved to au., u*r*Tort in full. Carried. On motion Board adjourned preaeut The committee appointed to settle with the County Treasurer submitted the fol* L. William*.—«. 645 port at the committee by allowing the f the cooHniUce by allowing the Ckrit 2.34 account of D. Cook at two dollars instead salary of UM, which was deeidad m 244 of fire do!lara and thirty eonU as recom­ 2,46 mended. Amendment earned. *42 and Wilsou. 2,46 Nay*—Barnmn, Cook, Cromer, HiU, Charles Daos, 2,46 Ingram, Jackson, Rabluson, Gao. WilOn motion the report was accepted. Mr. Rubicson moved to amend the re- V. Aflawdy, Geo. McCortuy, D. M. Joy, 6.48 H. Seeley, witness fees 1^8 G. A. Smith, do I. A. Holbrook, assisting counsel 1205,00 UM* M. 8. Stebbins, Deputy 4249 36,78 Shsrifffees . W. K. Ferris, Constable 14,01 &A.W fees D. Striker, extra eopy of bill of cxecptkws • 1045 10,35 8,75 D. Striker, blanks for Co. IMS O. E. Everts, SberiT foes MO 24« do view of Court House and Co. Map fur • County, 25.00 23,96 The order to be left with Clerk until ths Map la delivered. 272MB MM 21.11 �ml I-Mr.. EDITORIAL ETCTIiNGS. REPUBLICAN •.hUiM'U pUuo. "j&^SnU,sii] Ite'cMr MXBMfON NBW». u; Notice! Baltimore, Jan, € TU follol k. Isurimm ha WARE! Heianiay Bwiteg, KT ATE 1 nr* It is said a proposition will U Carolina and hi* Cnundl. Hu appoints tadein tbe Pennsylvania Laudato re to! A. I). MeGrath Secretary ol State, to I.BGUL ATTKB. State'eta an*1** foreign State upon Scrpreat at Av** The House orgsuixol by sWAmi g.HhdL Dexter Muzzy Jslly- U. A COTANT. derridw TU buripeM sfti ltl»» oU stand, ly powers, to make treaties, iwiismyeh? 01 Al,t5 " Herr. regulate commerce, and appoint Consuls; D. F. Jamison, Secretory of War, C. G. w —MiVlKKd -Jlk, Tnu "" T”” OF Ii?trr’!.,; vsrtbemsutnt >*raC Wood's mmh C-^ Bprf^cr ■ E. W. Ra^x <rf . "Ww hmrsa psisqmi •eqsaiobmeo with ■II Uf th© alxH* named officers Wfopt a: HASTINSS 5tip$0Wty, Clerks and Alonzo Ilyds, of Bcrrien ommty, Doorkeeper. VciTEU! HF* money panic seems to be sabuiding, aad excb«M« i« Ww tfaaM (MpddiM^. a «e r ------------------ •-w.U. with the attor ------------------- SALE f! ten.lHoMrtop.rlW .11 •ftion. ouii* of Hint .ofnrtkte 6S- ready for a cruise. - "It ia rumored that Jf Miebicaw, aad teacited as tb< UTW tbc she Is destlnM foftfculeswn. Great oxeketnent was draotedydstevday ' F in consequent* rtf a report that four coni- I Meuuu ReprMontetireadsr tho last oil panics from Fortrsas Monroe lu*d been '. ydsffu,1 and the term *d«Mi he now enters . l’ upon if i,u« io,nn. .ro bettor wuu.imun Ifl; h« iocat.dai ordurndi to ClnrioAfon, upon Aho fourth. No aelectfcr These loag credits wveaa‘‘®» | ’ • i D»icd, pe^en&r.^l.’ifoA' ' Jantasjiri Lieut. J. lL-iiorth tendered his reaig 1 I < hi motion of Mr. Cramer lite followUrn „u3« ferte nation today. . 1 • «3ST O HO -W - • * i AU0*NVW AfCTME-UGAO. I....... ' r ’ ‘7-T7ins rcw'luli nrt wns adopted ; I poiliw. rfSpcter. Ai« m. XtoUgA »ctk.nl. Savaaaah, Gjl, Jon. 4. '■’WAxmua It is apparent that JnUmn ; Str " ’ ’•**•*• ■ !>« B»< IA fcr«nyrtfo|'tert ‘ ‘‘ “ \ ‘r____ ■[ U^* Oer latest European news quotes I®' Dsr latest European nous quotes I ’ 1 V " 1 In Hie mstlet in lbr"e*1ate of Cbailrs !. piraact faon Uh- increase in the village j rity,efficiency,and familiarity with pariia Fort Palaaki was yesterday taken jotste.Jfastbgs, therefore, mcnlary law, he has probably no superb *•**! •(“fl" ■ trifle higher with an up- aeasiofo of by the volunteers, by order of j K ,u ■ * I ' 'I B_tat-‘J------- L----- il/-I — Zb- it ikt JJofrl o/ S»ftr. or M- t, 1 । ward tendency Gov. Brown. I in At: Michigan.k Bin* County, That the ulliccr. It ia reported that tbc revenue * cutter . teB*».-r?6«.U»<tnd4wrW Ortoter, |m» I .|7»|f «A.<fcW*r l-tf* Tb° steamer Australian which Dobbin baa been taken forcible posses­ of tbc corporation of said village skdl rx|ww !• wle al aortiun lo I be hirbeM tedder, FCLI. AXD COMPLETE. dd.teted on WAmto,. —1 te. io-! .„lvc<1 io Ne, yorl ,w- M kskWull pMer to use and occupy.ao sion v.,u. of, butkmo Gov. insued or-,. .. Brown has « uruut t---------------*’”• 1",,r “ Tta"d*-\i-jbro^»t>»«.n,iHta, d.Ihr, in ™ric. dera for b$r return to tbe government. muck uf tbc county jail as .is docmed nseI AU tUoM ^doUcd Vy Note or Aceosnt wlD aUm Hf «( r.t> -.ry, :»ai. m x«>«fatb r. R.’, iu mary by tbO Sheriff for the cnforccmsnt Both of these documents are very long ' 4 of tlM law. . . . \ and we doubt if wc will be able to pub- ' On 1,10 3,»t of December, at siou ticket liaa carried thc’Stalc. r- Mr. Mile* moved that the following Hah more than an abstract of each. Gov. . Tbe HtM, * ' ' the wife of Capt H. GxJidgc, foil 1’Ml.Mfbto, J tn. 4. I rsedutian ba adopted: Wisner’s which is before us at tbe time ',nto a fireplace, and was burned to death, A town tneeting has been called for, v a=*jcv js. '• 'Bt^o/aat-by Board of Stiptrrinorf AT T^o. of this writing, makes eleven and a half | ®boul 65 years of age. On the Sotnrday to sustain Adderson, and sup-1 if arr lM >t paid by tbe First of Burry County, That tho county Trea- । thev will iw left surer be and is beraby. instructed to loan ,columns of dose printed matter and fine . ‘"^c day a lilUe boy was seriously in port tbe efforts uf tbc government to re- . of Estate of Homer M. Hadler. we iMC coxtiscallt r.ecEivisa inforce him. Ifio ram of $1400, with which to pay I. typo, in tbo Detroit Trite^ cqufl] jured by being run over by a sleigh QTATE <»• Ctaratr. m far Collectloa. Charleston, S. Jan. -L A. l|oibr<K-k county orders to dial lo not lea -tin djhtoeo column, ot U>i. ! ,“‘'b 1,4 w“ "'ten-ptlOg-to Much a riJ. kJ rr<’l.alc ( 4A>rt for *aid roaalt . At a of Ball! Court, boldrn ot tb« i ■mount, unless be erm pqy him out of the We learn from a gcntlsman who ar-1 uflhr JttJJc. ftWtrefla flaatlaga.'Drre alter jni. taxesmtllecied by ths several towr*’ ’ , paper; so our renvfcra will see tbe im-* rived horn this morning from Savanmdi . VfB, preavst <». Lfay. Jn<r*«/ J'ltemtr SO Treasurers when User ’Baro mai]0 practability of printing two such docu­ I In the rtiattcr antfc rotate of flomrr JI. IIMrr The total expense in the State of that tbe forts arc in puesewiioQ of tbe ' -OF— To nor stock of ; ikcrasrU. ' tbeir nlur.provided that lire aaid j On rradluf and filing the prtlliaa, dnlr vrtilrd Massachusetts in suppressing the cattle Georgia State troops. They are occupied menta at this time. CHOICE OAK OMENING LAND, by 150 men, and an armorer, with 30 C^nty Treasurer shall not ba obliged to irfAbbt J. hm!li-vr-«paa<rta<. for rvrtaiit rre»on« disease in that State, will reach >50,000. I tlM-rrin art forth, that, lUiuteitimtian of >(M e.p\) or,er twelve or fifteen per cent rubi­ - I tala be grasrtd* afordwt Mirr» Trtae (u Vm LnemwikiioSAU—It is strange, in est on tho money loaned, and. in case Of a i UMoSUtaUfoi asSWini.- ■ ‘■.i | , 257” The Norwegians in Iowa hove Ttem.p.« h »a •rUrrwI. Ibat Mandat I he llth Georgia b*s also take: panctmon of tlw loan, the county Clerk be, and is hereby already raised toward establish­ U.8. rcvewia cutter .to that station. in»^RH>ted to draw an order upon the preservation of good Order some* to be Wau. Fnnuraa aa4 Watt Locates, I ing a college in that State. countv Treasurer fof th© amount thereof, unconstitutional. Where (be plea of In­ In the Village of Haatings. । and piner all nartu-a ini* ntSd'ihc county Treasurer is autborited sanity will not ] screen the crimiual, (be i-if uWe have puileu « tui5j,<u uqwu ] pnrwifod MVAnteftf Die Nebraska II mis© of Ilopreaentu- Dries to nil ..P (buss, ImsrcTAaix, and ! IKON, J5TEKL, NAILS, MILL, CHI uacunatihitioauliry at the law is next bves, ou the 1st lost, nn inothm ul Gen. latite, rf lb.Jooea, of Otoe, passed the folfowing reso ­ thrown in by every pop-pm of • lawyer. of a centwry, ’’ said a member of the ctiab saws rt suluticn u nv lost ' lr yros ami nays as We suppose every common law principle Smith’Carolina convention. Yes, the lution : ’;. follows: BetoTetd, Diat the Nebraska legisla­ Yens—Miles and Brown. will soon'foil under like condemnation, Philistines have pulled tbc temple down A/rr rf rrit:txTKjtexr. : BKuad 4 NARROW AXES, GLASS, i Nays—Barmim, Cramer, Cook, Jack- if any one possesses the kuy to the spirit on themselves ; Sampson is not under the ture sends greeting and thanks to Major Anderson, at Fort Sumpter,for his gallant «nA, lu-rsta, llill, 1*0$ly, Robinson, lb>g— « .nJ1* I SASH, and PLTFY, B U IL D E RS’I world, be should at oner summon from ruins, this'time. conduct, and wishes him and liisa Happy .crs, Telford, Wilson,Geo, Williams, ami ’ * a— ts_«„ HytWi TMMMlNt^ LWKLNG, i ifai-bSSter t-4. New Yeaf. M. L. Willmmn. Mt. Scutl was absent. the seventh sphere, the spirit of Black­ The Government has rescinded Ixavcnworth, Jan. 4. On mutfon Boar4 adjourned until b stone, that be may re write his common j the order for transporting cannon from • BDX.ftnd I ’ ARLOK ST<»VES, <■( »» ’ ------' I’iloUATE .NOTICE. '•'dock to-morrow morning. All live available force at Fort I<caven-! tarius to correspond with these fast times, | Pittsburgh to the South. Great rejoicing worth has been ordered by Gen. Scott to I THE j cry style and description. 'TATE "> MfUNtriAN. Cmetv ..f I •r otberwi»e,to pen on vUendatu applica­ in l*ittsburgh is the consequence. Satcfday morning,.Doc. 20th, 1860. ble to every principle, as follows : “Pro­ IJoarb mctpursuanl to adjournment, Salutes have been fired in many Tided that nobody pronounces It uncon-! Mobile, Ala., Jon. 4. • THAT HAS roll relied, a quorum bring prvsdM, yroof the Northern cities in honor of the stitutiooal. ” **On^tlup oTwr. MHes tbe 8>1 lowing gallant and patriotic action of Major An­ , • The- ,X’. S. arssnat was taken at day <lerr»»cj. STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, light this morning by the Mobile troop*, N«w Yana*-—Every gale that greet us derson. frtllwo, Only trrikrd u adopted: ' ‘ •• • without,resistance. The Arsenal contains iy Mr Board of ftaprrttnore from the East bears tidings of the fidelity tirnring. for ecrtaTo rniuaa iIkkii ty The New Orleans ol’bciais arc iynty. That the ereinty Trea of the Empire State to the I nion. Even rail of powder. 300,000 rounds ot* musket ‘ • -i ■ _ »i | terras. in dZStfift ! waked up; they Imre found ■seventeen surer htrch/lhsMteteH td lonn loan tosfrtteie^td surer b^jind •is htrcbf Dan. Sickles, who fes always heretofore « it •. ontcTHl rtutt tbc cartridge*, and other munitions of war. the smdlpf |14WI, with wbleh-to-'pay-I. gypsies cocampod ia outskirts, of Um city It is rumored that Fort Morgan wan A. Hujbrook’s county or&W 'to iat defended the south in every caprice, ac­ whom they Java arrested end lodged ia Manufiicturrd at the lowest rates, and put taken last night. He amounts unless he can pay Mai M^>f ths knowledges a change in bis mind. jail. The city is considered in danger.faxes o^lcvted by the severei Wh.ship has recently visited bis constituents in ' No more Slavery in Nebraska. ynathfal, .'Dewars when they‘shall have made the modem Gotham, and, on Lis return The south has ignited a volcano, and tbey rest uneasily ova* its pent up a rath. fctorns, provided that the sold Co. Omaha City, January 2d. I to Washington says there la a perfect Treaaunfr a^all not in any case-pay over Tbe'bill to prohibit slavery was re­ CSF* Slaves in Georgia sealxxird mar­ ten per Bent interest on'tM tq<m«y toanei. revolution of aentiinent in New York turned to the Hous^yestcrday, with Gov kets have fallen fully one half in value On iDtHion of Mr.'Ingram the folfow- city, apd that she will throw the sword Black’s objecthms. He takes anlaten• rrdnewdsta la a stars nt ing rntaTniiao was adopted : into the scale and equip 30,000 men to since the secession mowment begun; Hally the same grounds as hut year, and • kfrhstiif I bare n»t bora site io obtain •lai’ ft —. Bvolotd, That the county‘Trensnrcr bo >■ the < ay nar >rd far a beariwe hi tfo- wremlarcrush tbc Impious rebellion. Good for they arc now selling for about *700cash. makes a strong sppcal ^agamst tho meaaOf every Variety, o L RAT. hereby instructed to make Ont fas ' ore on account of its^probablc influence in Commercial ruin is staring the wealthiest • Dans!, itact nbur te, TW». ter I JU 'm:ar as poMible] the amount bf the m- New York city ! awgmcrtriur tbe excitement of tlie couaplanters in the face. , debtedutw ol said 'county uf Barrv, and Kr>< Oamtaoily was Daod. • । , try. The bill passed (he Hotrao over tbe Y ucks Joe rxal^—This tew cause tM> same to be published in the ve‘o by more than a two thrrdu Vote;' and FBOM WAM1IWCTO5. ,-jfapers of snfil county. Tbc atuumrtiof will pass (he Council to-day by about 10 Washington, January 2. -Ahe.Indebtedness for purchase of IVor suspension of a few weeks, looking full to 3. No bills of • general nature kavo ■ Tarin tQ^bc a separate statement; also the Tbs Postoffiee Department haacaneeHed yet parsed iitber House of the General at well as formerly and promising much I MrX l». i.-Un. J^f. .pK<y, amounj of orders drawing ten ]>er cent At —1 arooualpf urden dratrifig ten Mr rant more for the cause than ever before. „ Its contract witb ibe Isabel Imo for the and beiuj S.‘ _ NmCs d^Jyklritaant .imerrst more ,or ** ri,,M Uwn e' cr bcR,rr’ b interest tn a separate senanite statement. *‘ conveyance uf tbe mnils from Charlestos 8cAMtar Fuvka.—The seut-lut fever is _ ;motion Board xdjoQtnM tine dk. DkxiuX Gml has become sole editor. to Key West. JLJShuki llfS.I.Ws I.J*RCMiS«rt ('•»■ L. PoLir, by tbe witWrawal of Mr. Eowawna. We Many nersoes found It iropoaailde to in (hi« rillags witb m>abnte<i •Via. •nterrw.nH.tonioa.iUlMaltadfotk. . ; *, lor >U resutr M «aHr, till SH! at Chairman. Some fourteen or fifteen lit* ■Maw a»C (bt feUtotesa." cannot but hope this change will be salu- obtain admittance to tbe Senate gaBeries Tby friend, BUSANXAU KtRBT. > tU.-iMir TroUar. tn tbr highnt bMfo-r. »l ve been taken away by this tar}, and tbe resolution of Mr. Grsen t»day, they being crowded on early as ten o’clock in the morning. In addition disease, and many more arc now ly ing in Uroafor, NoHe Ca., lad.. Fri>, rt.-l8». _ ^r. _. J. J| ,u ‘•to make the Journal a l/ut Imjitranct PwB«j:Woae; tfov Klr:-la ths tattexJMrt to The oratorical attraction It was mid the a fsry critical condition with it.—Jbwfo i aflta y«M Iffis. while aUWMhar U» JtaStud National Law tkUul'tf tte Waif << .New TM, President would transmit the contempla­ Senary FnUq arc firing Jen guns to^-'y «• i me hair, torn, a comb ■■kaO** to me, rofom*in bcBor' sf ’Major Anderton, at Yurt, tel to reform, which has entbaresoed it ted mesaage relative to wfiairw in South ♦ mwaVsrwtiW ham!rr.l , . hcieloforcwWioirta be eocoarqged by ev­ Carolina. Bumpierjmd Messrs. Hott sod Stanldn, This, however, has been nre<1 the bOMi talfBrniB. ot the Cub*net. fi*r tbeir fidelity to Um' ' •q'.^’Wd at the eause. aeatpwaa almoat eatirwty beMft W tuVreasttar. I9tn,) beias our and a Hio former essnrily delayed, owing to certain petxling a»d much of Ite nmaiuln,- eOTtiaaa apoa foe Basafo^ft tfo- coaaly questions. ' cause of liberty ‘ ana the t>iiiuo'.f । /. aites ai.d beak part o| any bead short!/ after te•< B-.rrv *ml Htotal course of the Journal lais been a. great Instead of tbe message, however, the came fray. m > that VWS will not 6e wurt>r4a»d wtew • ’ Boston, Jan. 3.—Gw. Batska presided ' trial > to very many true friends, of the Prcridefit sent quite an important bomin- <CaliMWl». 1 tail yoa llml upon my triad to tiw Htate cd Mi•t a dinner of cadets lan night, and made cauwi ’of tctnperapCr, but who felt that ation for Collector in the neighborhood Cirrait Coot t on eloquent speech, closing with tbe lolof Charleston harbor. The name Is be- । lowing sentiment: The gallant Major there are other evils in tbe country which teaices wbw to reexfnito mo si oM. • Heved to be Thos. Melntyrr, of Pa., al- M. Brsrn, of Y sakes Kprf*g>. . I at otks saade application to tbe swot afalifell Abdvrsvn, of Fort Sumpter—may the, demanded nttefttiou, and to delay which tboueh others ear be is of New York.— plijiue.n. it. tlie cooslry, but. rocelriiik ao aw • TMple nite him the honor ho daservoi 1 wen from-them that my hair <mU SMte'UwThe Kepnblican Senators desired to go , I la the manev Jr thetttats nt X. T. NTted, Into and God give the United Staten Govern­ have been to pndong them, perhaps, for­ of TbatMMie. m “*------- • -- . into excentive session on the subject, but । ment courage to back him. yr<r IS57. yxiur Krrtoratirr wm ever. But a change is promised, and thia was resisted by tbe other side, and ms by a-tei Wa would respsctMy eaM stlmiion ta Hiakh an adjournment was carried by the Dem I under such circumstances as warrants a Rector >ti tr ocra to present, whh tho exception of Beu- ! belief that U will be fulfilled. .Let every stors Bigler, latluim, and Ptnrell. 'It is ■ MlMFACTCtm MB JOI temperance family in Michigan take at not certain, according to present Appear- ’ Hanisburgli, Januasy 2d. Mr. Cameron cent through town pn least One copy of the Journal. Published anecs, that Mr. McIntyre will be confirm­ Lie way lasne to-day from Springfield to byS.',l5. Green, Defrolt, Michigan.— ' ed. Tbe nomination Is considered m the ; highest degree important, and a foreshad­ Washington, lie has ocrtiinly been ep Price one duliar a ycar. ?AKKN UP—By tbe mteacriber. 1 "• ■nprreodc.imil. r owing of tos future operations of the sddon for tbe op pcs rance of one FarrnMlter kUMeti tu^haXIrvnlt Court, which bond kbu^een foefoitrd, and Mr. Grant having jaUibo nmwva? M^ilioM the bounty I rcasurer for said oopnig of ■Mk ‘ neat fitnees or each. Hon. Drxtoc Mu^| qr haa^bsun 'an efioieot aaember xd the CASH OR FROntrCE- BAILEI & RAlKElL'"** Ready «■»«-«—<i.-L P ay . .’J", Th?ri?? ft' —! AR W A R 13 ! I,L1,Wn lK» • | 0^ ^nd Settie VERY SOO3ST. ■ Al '.-V.7 >U 'A .V New Additions jX D1B.ES Also, Two Dwelling Houses, j »«i ratuss44.T Terms Easy. <z tTMteS "" I i .L'K.-Kt ONLY PllEPARATION EAVE TRO tresis I • I m Mw> •*. r**wii M*a xwe neSCISX Inervon te I*41 ’ COOKING STOVES SStfy.<iSJbKr ,cvfiS'?Birslrx era it ilfol IoaoataU I iMSEirsrfc is'srast New Advertisements. Th« Cuw ago Platform or Sar-RMtox. Ciacrrr CofMt—,n»c Circuit G>uri for ...... .............. this county coarened yesterday. Tbe Mit.UM. tk.. rigl.1. or Ike Suo., .nd b™.,hl ,nto court, . he. Ike Mna ol> ministration. Private accounts from Charleston state , that 1000 negroes arc enraged in tbe ' erection of fortifications In the harbor,and I that the channels lending to fiirt Sumpter and the buoys removed; also that Gov. tbe ground that no names were returned j FWmm has rsoaived the oflbr of Croat ata town^irwn which to draw a jn-; IIk.Lxavks tiis LOW baa some wbita •» bb bettr— iu. t-x«_ -tajk M Kris reaulrrd to prere ■ asStaka them away. m >AVID DEMA RAY. SADDLE & HARNESS TO CONSUMPTIVES Munot:.** onuhtrr,. ' It i> notlHM.Mbast^ap reported,that >ShMor: Smrt W Sw Yvk, IMmd. Sex SaddJaa and flssMrin POMTiPariwr. । *FI Stray Cow n.skoar.^o^hw.. from .Uk P»iCKfl! 1IW..J ■ Taken «rby the subscribe «• OkA ssms Rl.’ri’ BOOK. I. SCHOOL BOOKS! QCB00L Boats <*. t. wdtete fa �J guaLwi ^istctjSawfts. „: -st Dotfoeful ttav<4 to adjust. -:fe—MrfW*,*1* mecffije wsi’Wky—mM tad AtiiMla. i m—m< The Saturday'fcveatar Moetiag. 1 “7 taken'qq H-iLurJay evenifij, by pobfo traffic la dor *♦»> ‘ . ' ”*1 T REFORM ' J»nr*jrwtwr "•bt. “liitcrtarr,- ratrwl l-> Tbc CUir U> rt>e nwuto; tnenibcra of the Comtnnft Cuonvi* nrfettvw 1 ta Mipprwaeang the liqitor '* .'*??■'V. 1 ^^J*RR*4taMaBwteMit£3BflKryr u.kM.V«, i. .jw+ UUm k&K tnidsU ■. IU position uj,cn Wait, that’ If.1 thh cftijxtia fit that meeting voted to eti- • force -Mie laws, tl>-y. tU Gammon Cmm- ’ efl, would * act in BcecrdthiCc vms^.tWc uHU «dni* ttUsd* n< cord- • wnwAd4 •» tf»**r #>i Ing to the doctrine of*'£ latter Sover- 1yau know, wera-Hintermed”-ia impproa -<guty. but It is ft “MfcrlnF •i 1 %0n-W rst aisi ^iRRni hi I a SaMtfoary duly *cli kniii « hole diwtrina ^pialtrr Soverciguty.ibu Court which nt duccd several retn.Wtata, lo-rking to the yHt<rd.iy could have disposed of itsbns- •npprmingk>fvtta Hquqr (raffle, HlllsriJ iiK*as without judge Ing, >md Uw. Um tmUsrful pursuits.— or jury by ainqJy DRY GOODS aaxaaooao alhfer^$’, Ka’. uno jntro- Os ahia principle of of all kind* enmprisinn IJLEECIIED and BROWN SHIRTINGS and 8 II E ET- deputing the Prosecuting AUuruey tu go Whether “iMcreftrt!" ^c. J mbde tay •over to the jail and Mkr i re* among the romarta upta «hg. irtfrntantiaa of ttaso ...Win am • taller llwkiiafi'ft rewlaUbns Wc <1? . ^ informed. But; Oit upon such a -prosecuted or not.- •doctrine as this—and'yet. it is Squatter ‘‘■■GwMtMl’* Vn rttal. -1 ioa« Jean*, Fancy and Black Docskins, Casslmeres, Prints, dee. in fy-or <4: tho rIrsvltttipas as they «6dp; hehetfevnd ibogaine of BdiiOrds An vnwr> ■ ccnl and highly jjdisbig . and ^utrueUvc innnitica it H |mpular sAecrcignty. 1 'IfUia doclruic U Ip p^vaiT; I game. It was a game fur oXordse, row ml proviso s'lioutd nrcompuny every sec- 1rcithin, hn’J’ jtinuMtncqL True, it cusU •tMn of the I’vnnl code w lrteh should rend 1n little money,and so do ail nmuaeraents. Sovereignty, and when rttwidwl tu cum- BOOTS. SHOES AXD GAITERS, iurds if ywo sre teotrten; orchit is all for ' ' We ore lequcsted to nay that there i amusement'; ' "on As just'as h-gitiumlc ii ■ rrar al cxlmuely tow price*. SPECIAL cdOO <?(ioo; aim j •rwt FARASC^S, I >■ i Scist.—ou 'isasftnedn Jtnaldiu g't Cepbalic riib. , liamccr — Orb ! anre now and ih'ii art it.here \S cdncsrlay afternoon and evening, January^J3J, l&til. AH the j specuiUc. A*£r skulling up Ux D'jdot friends of Mr. Glam, and all Interested ' shop* lie tent n<» uhjrotion' to th nt ■ if l| in tile muse in wliicli lie is engaged, are - cuntd L« dune, J>i£ta ImJ up coofuiunco ■in lids village', rm received too late fur publicutiivi this tions violated so often that it created a We are out uf pntk'ncn with the circuit raucoruu* fodir.g in hia Lrcnst toward his <<im ninil r«>nle which requires four days feRawmen, and he hated to fed in tliat to gvt tidings from l^imdng. any toward Ina fellows, but he did somo- is <>f a character that * will not hurt by times. ,kiTpiiup<ifi'l will appear next week. of the resolution so as to ad upon the \jn Pruxin; —We miticc tlnrt mtr pop. •ular nmlfftii ient Sheriff taw taken up his residence n start distance from the jail, and. that T. ‘ I’taRps, Itake-kitavifr, Ims •Imn made jailor. M--. Phillips is a ymmg i»an t-f energy nud integrity, and will Jo his ntninat to give x.ithfartion to those who may hnve occasion fur Ins ver- A nd Private Adviser. .-. IBBMCt i BtlOTUKU. prsaf. »nlbv dr>l«n»cTrrvwbrrr. t 'JnHi?H, Tr»refiu;.l jrutx. Ilpwx-vcr, he desired, n djvision »boa » up rrrrr ewiudir of Ibe a<r. haluiwaboa Ijfipiop PrehilMtHitt find. •ui” th.- pruposituiD to divide the rCfoilution. They nil knew iiis views upon pen- liibiliuu. CorjtTY OrncsKA.—< tar new ovunty quhdly, though en crgyticiilly upon the discharge varum duties. lie believed the law unconsti­ tutional, and had never foiled so to pro­ claim ft. It wm a bnd taw and liad done mure evil liatnuft ibalotuinpersitce in the There were r<» accsminn That is tbe way the thing js done where tlu-rc is n« ‘’nigger” to be pnividvd for. wdj -.c.r.itfivj , liM.Wh I i foil to give satisfoclioa la vrery laxtaaca. by thousands, increasing' our taxes, and -Yuecsn get Ibra st bruEgUls. ilrslfc Pills. I fioJ Uisr never faii.eui! them is all eases of Uesdacl*. -1 shall send foe a box dirwaly^ad or snfleting friends, for they ere a oMi.tili.in tbnn the widow and fatherless. Batas-twiiliatuaffing tUse great avils, all tfpv.-ulinlpistrnti<jn wiw inaugurated with- tU Cuu&cQ wanted to know, was, wlnlh- -<wt dilfictilty. •»*.».<i st— Irl -< w^7lliT-['[rn^lflJV, with each book of o— dolUr ae AU oaryrowU w«rv»en.rt»d(witb gTMi TffB eo«t«wtmvirat boom. was a greet evil.-Jcstnising its victims , rc wo ol''' B 6 4 * »>/■• 111! i • fMlftwyiwMIkMKr.~, Mw &U. Sl.lw. .n-.M.d.M, h_, F«tbH»ri» trbhfo set *HI fo.fc U.ai aw ful di«eaae. a fall deaenptton of all th* r».vuxtae used U B- with a cartful statauvent of tbc rrS^tta, and odiervacttj. Jhfortmrtion. Prire »*»<rwt«. - M . M.* __ - I- - - - - - * - * •— ... -* ■ -V of their comnn ing tho Hsing uf those iu worse ials aimaig ihu retii uig oUax-rs, and the . arc £uullenttwt, wiiti u.e rm ana vi o, nap me ,4na<S.’ PlrtbsAcvabu .!•_ 1 -THJ? HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, i 1'laaiwtion aad Khepa. For •wyFatoily.!'»’'«»« v««r -» Hft» revxfota i.u Cookins, breveS. 1‘reacrrinp. Cleaning. Ac., lloa to Plant Ind Ratae. Haw Incur* aniovala^dvlce ta UCuea ta^vera^Faniwra. wvd Moxtaoiv. "» f 1CO1 euUrcta of lofcrat.Prkv-iwnta Ww<h»ftH<fofaya^- -bUcreslud’ X/s i {tppnndvd acecp Cbinii ilinnu No. one su>J intcmpfoTiiicc itHicvra iwvc culvrvd JM Tic .bad seen such resolu­ week, nut being received until last night. Our letter ’ ** i^vErewWtv 'fa£*£■«. illMifn? MHleil fenpanion. often in 11 dm ingoaii give 'them one for- things weight. ** *r' '*** * * HtaeahuH IknioWorld. ^‘A'- in the vote (MtrtmW W taken tonight. He Lad sacu au<h‘ pledges violated Loo Timi I.atk.—Our .Lansing Letter was , Hats, Caps, Bonnets, fCY FfltMCfAA, > trmeiliM ra»ilr obtained for S all mfot ut wttk- Ml sx- KQTICiS will la- n donation visit for the benefit of the nthcr. Ami •fast'stamp these rire j 1‘cv. FatXt ts Gi-as*. at We Parsonage, spcccnblu” (blarney I) places of amuse-1 respectfully invited to attend. '■*• CVIMAm r Un, IW.,. a- f -Hows : Pfnrldtd aA*tys, that it- is If ‘ one hire, a burse jtnd cutter.st a livery .not v<<vd otherwise .in any ct-mmiinUy. 11stable, foraboaihascmcutof slrigbridtng,, >< '“’Ujb'Vj-.jp.ji ■M.jiW'w l’i>. cr ^l|« (’’’"ply desired them to act :n»d would siisimn thciiv ia attempting tu supjitum If the sufo uf intoxicating drinks. so, they would go ahead ; if not, they-did Cot sTV Map.—The new map ofRjttm and in tins county. **rv being Ji'lribuU-d As they indicate almo«t every nianV farm in the county, showing '■tajM'itaMiSAMi' “rS'Kiriirii"the public mads creeks, rivers, Kime ; lakes, and uuiucioiis otlu-r inattcis of in­ terest, they arc ufinost invaluable to eve­ ry person who has any interest in thcjc^ * <>f-'JMrtMli«iMl- i’.-irry counties is now rendj- to jlcffvcr. Ths Qnuu-il wuaUd a volg Ukcu npua the u Interest ••d” N«». 3 replied with sonic feeling. d« nying the allegation* of Coun­ cilman No. 1, but declaring that lie was He did nut S£S,. ____ a tint they should make Vbunes" uf one, and fiuidi vi another. \ . It h'Csrsv saHUtaittal ply it to druggists and all. Subacrtt^-rs, vtlwti go­ not proceed where the law intervened. ‘-liMaMWcd** hio. 4, asked wImU was the by leaving the money nt home, >t that use of putting this matter U> vutc U they settlement can be_juadc without being lud ^Iftvrmirtvd to enforce the law. "^hsO' ought to serve nU alike, if they did not, .requiryd to call again. 2w ' W Trlrttt u.vl r»S<-tebot eM *p^*tt>K fork, Yl$ Wj’MAf; Of «etrtC*f. JtEFOIUL «®d confotau cAlealatad to enforce the latr. awd cduM ing awny from home, will'd** ns a favor • •nd y<A h0nrmtloa«rs'M't, .«Hk in favor of proMbilkm if they would ap­ Coundlmsn No. 2. said they bad only ’'TRB^JhrtV WAP < not desire »•> make miy cxpcti«. (>cn^ HadlmtAc 81VKHD. it would mukc trouble. At xwlrnis advocate Home.—This most val of pfohihitiun “went off half eucked" and indulged in . uabln. ladies' etxnpaaion, is the most pop | s6M* rather unpleasant EETHiNc tap r x ci t infant! eteri* MR». WISBLOW, CLOCKS; _ , .1 I ~ .——-o 4 <«*4a-» 4 iCKSofavarevari ■“ • • “ SO hoar Cfesfcs ——- An rinrrirncM tfuHe «1»4 FcSislr 1 prexenU to (lieattention of nwtben, her 4 ar7ii n»wwu.< SOOTHING SYRUP, r«r < hlldreu TccUriwg- J TVeW Barry Mill, porsonalilrts, uliut pf any njngaxlue now published of | which pruducW aliarp retorts from sever­ CLOCKS! wU altar all pai’a and apauneiX aettoa, and U Jtklipd. -Oodey veotM tn knew exactly : al “iAtt rested" ones present, in th* shape what hi» iMtinrrcua subscribers want, and ebuacqneatly dvala U opt p» them month­ ly. of anaoyrag interrofaloriaa. {-CJpuacdman Nv. was sorry any ft-el- TO REGULATE THE BOWELU depend upon ii, uwtters it win pre Tosraebea, and to • If you'have not already subscribed I ing had been engendered; for his part he -for l*61, 'nmw is yonr time. Remember | could staud it if tbe rest eouid, and only the Lady’s Book enn be obtained for $2 J desired that they would decide by a vote -------------.L, -L ... .theiAfeU whether they w.-intrtl fbe IgW enforced or •by clubMn" with tbe ftonnrr. ArLA^lBai^Wa*/. of our LTha.Ctaimmn talked of. putting Ifta question, but “intCrested" Ko. 2, wanted to be keurd again, jtc had aaid be sho’d Scad bing with the Jkuuur. iMi<'>awnte*-D«fcnwl in your nut vote Gq’lhc .tjnrttitm and would JJke to explain, lis tad no quaere1 with the law,but be bad seen such plsdgss yiolated tfaJh Cbem- «p often by the citizens of Hastings, ttal -iani aakretoe can be purchased from your •ewa**r * irj**, ****«'.’*«» ** ,prudocq^^Hfl ^kn'ratHc results, ,ia. al- Kb Haul no eawfeksce in foam. Ties o«r er-thjiing Mgctte if Thoasands *f Cases. ' ‘ would violate them al! inr Jess than ten SteSSKXttiKKwMi day. ways BP°n ,to have LjiMWrAcl 4» MMTW*. »Pon .Jiastry, -bfrmd.dK,** ii.Md today. Why maintain them. . ■ w»’y4b ftouifer use an Inferior article ta aad N<>. State* ji work; for they had prosecuted and de whan you can buy De ijmd 8f Co.’s sal- fended eratu^^ “ ' * * 1-" BKBtt preparation. these suite, and knew just how whirls. £totaker-« S3r>.h taitaiMfo.«.Fnr-l« 1,1 Gaflcry. o*« r lk.ltwood A Grant's store, ta Bai- much M-peddetac KiQ>i pUded-upon Um (rocara ia Otlab (ireful was called upon and re- apcnded by saying that such a meeting was Mkoly tufoxrm goad, and ttat ft U Umlarp <4v.nl UlUuln «bU«al. PRICK 20 CENTS. At, and gw4«raana aKirjaW-rMall U. Ponding winch, Tfslf fat mil vd No. i< etM^r t***ltowv>a De _________ __ wlcralus is manufactured takwuMtoirt X, »to« ** la for Mie at > oMMrtmUClxjfll «WLW“*- S.lSttSS.U ti»S, or inflletinh- s disagmablc am«attoo �j_ j SAVE THE BLOOD I CRinU AST BtOWnUS N. BAILEY mbtiran $ UNION, BUY YOUR^ GOODS UB«E ABD BEAUTIFUL BOLTWOOD & GRANT oflfaaa, but aha omomh get oat </ iMa ion tiatil she conquers Me goverom While this Lj- vcrrrment eaderse there be no d isunfao. U» MXX.C ofhm r~H»c<I Iran << tkw 4UUH Ixrftn. B.l tk. mfnmbM. itai.tr. rOTMnte tlx tk. trUU Srmmxu U n OMly Kn vM ran ta. pho- tk<w-»h ■» unte* -P—««>r»t * * ‘ wo<m- nor riotate another Moral Uw, there be no trouble, end she wHl not be oe tbe Union. If abe violrim tbe Jaw I blow raerivfag from NewYork and Boston, his fall stock of ISAAC C. MOTT, Groceries Gwirialfag in part of ON LOW PRICES B001B AM) SHOES, etc., Come and See! WE will Irat through Ms term rf uflfae. If the overt art on tbe part of Booth Carolina Ukea place on or after the 4lh of March, 1861, then the duly of execu­ ting tbe laws will devolve upon Mr. Lin­ coln. ' Tbe laws of tbe United Statue nuotbe cxecuted. The President has no discre­ tionary power on tbe rahjeri. His duly is emphatically pronnuneod fa tbe Con­ stitution Mr. r will perform th«t New Orieara, Muocovado, C Crushed, Powdered and Grenehte ’•rockery, (lc. Suu »1_, Jppo. KOUAX BAILJTJ XALCR.«a erory varUty of -Lt) rites, ormtery. bartwaro, roadj .hats, sms. boot. ud»tae«. SU Moiaaeee and Syrara, Green and Black Teas. Rio. Cevian, uud Java Code, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobeoco. and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, Soape, Saleratua, Cassia, Pepper and I1VAE JEST RECEIVED Thai tbe BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS bars bssu proved by analysis to CONTAfX KO MINERAL. That they euro Uw almost universal eompim.t. VERY CHEAPEST RATES. Tux Littuk Oura.—Do you ever think how much work a little child doeo fa a day ! How, from sunrise to euneet, the dear little feci patter round—to u»— so aimleesly. Climbing up here, ksMlfag down there, running to sa<‘u------ *— *-* never still. Twisting and dress goods PRINTS BY THE ing and reaching and donbl ___ w bone and mooefa ... ... for __ ’raMirira. every 1 paid for Produce. It is very curious to witness It One who ISAAC C. MOTT, does so may well understand tbe deep Jcfcrooa 8t., 6 «Jooro East »f BsitU Crrvk Eoo.r, breathing of the rosy little sleeper, ae Bailie Croek, Mieh. with or.o arm tomed over Its early bead, it prvnares fur the next day’s gymnas tics, Tirtlcm through tbe day, tilt that time come*, and tbe maternal love that so patiently ace- ••nodates Itaell, hour af­ ter boar, to its tbooseiM] wants ami ca prices, ren! or fancied. ' A busy ercatur* is a Uttfr .-Mid. To be looked upon w ith awe as well a. de­ light, ar its clear eye looks tru-»t!rtgiy fate, faere tlat God and man have c-myrd to wear a mask. As It riu down in Its lit­ tle chair tn ponder,nrecvchusly.over tbcl while lie you thought It “fimny’’ to tel, it. As rising and h-aning on your knees it says thoughtfully, fa a tene that should provoke 3 tear, not a atnilo—“if 1 d«m*t Leliu' < it." A lovely nnd yet a fearful CORD, We havepika of 8 II E E T 1 N G8, SHIRTINGS, CLOTHS. STRIPES, DIAPER, TABLE TOWELING, and all kinds of domestic goods; also been invaded.) //M rad I that tbe RCAXD0UT1AS VWK)D P1LLH aro raOnroid by tt» lb Basis its ef livtegwHeaMM wbe, aviU. medical woAa, and by wwM A BROAD C L O T H S, plain a«d fancy CA881MERE8, Ijn« Drillings, Den ima, F. At M. Casaimeres, TWEEDS, and cvvry kmd of GOODS for Men and ucult J.\V. O.kKLEY, •JialXSAl.K .nd (visit dralcr ■ foetsrvr •ijralhrr. fiadtau ‘•“S!Sft ouKAMKMrui BasAsrAaT Ctr By traaamltlinj a Sagacrrootype and TEN RAMCM In drupi, m«5ictwr> J**'"1'- •’•J*, to WKinr. tbey will .eeuro in like mafli D with a prolr.il prroiarod By >ro>di»; a pair ofdeg FIFTEEN Ibev win reroite in rvisi daw aaah. tnKTHrx. vt.tiouery.aiMi Otero h -Rawer'. Black." DOLLARS, ru>(iug ia pvue from Tvrswvr va OxaIIexp tss Dou..i DB. J. C. AYEU A Co. LOWELL. MASS. N. B. — Be porlirular Prlrv, SI per Uolll. । 8U D»U»- r.r <3. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral L. mxi for h«tf Mrt smmkfai evroeC thing is a little child ! HOW SPRING & SUMMER ©DOTS & 0®D3®, LOST, 111 >W RESTORED DANIEL COOK TOSTICE OF THE PEACE. <« •I To. Xgeat. ■ ill attend to tk MMMnI *U other buslusat pert«in GOODS. tHEca ro.Qoadyear’abteck. "P «»*> ~ GROCERIES WE ARE NOW ON HAND with one of tbe LARGEST and DEST Assortments of HARD-WARE DRY GOODS Attorney Gw.er*l—Edward M. Star ton, of Pennsylvania. Her Black, pro­ moled. Poetmaster Geoernl—Jacob TTnU, of Kentucky. . 1 Merrick*! tagar CmM Hb! rar wools woold osmot BICK PEOPLE, THINK! tive ean take tbam pteaxmlr. and they aro lhe beet apsriMt la the «ectt ter sb tbe porpnro st e te-ilrpbnfa. Mm H mm pm Rsx; Dw bsmt far SLMi Greskaaa»baMernstXy*e^ PbvafcinM.Btete». men, and eminent pem«a«M. ksvr tent tbeir MMMttMrifafaaMwnMfadiifarifamsardbMe rowedic». but aw ^uee brro wRI imm permit iter _________ _______________ ______ fcpMy jNIW ABBAiwGSMEHT dlENTT EMEN AND LADIES' EATDTG BALOOM!! Ths Fkmxlk TuMpn.—We like to see a woman of spirit and life, for a dull, supme, prosv woman is a poor affair in­ deed. And we hove no pertfanlar objec­ tion to seeing "the sparks fly,” oomriannlly, when something really ttirring oc­ curs. Wo like to see her joyftd rad hap­ py ; and, If she has a Htth spies of wrag-,ry, we can put up with ft wry well. TBKORKAT HEALER OF MAEKXXDI AND DRY GOODS! Stacks of nay, we like it all tbe better. Ret a aw, soar l> -mper.wc have no eery good opinion of; for a woman who can never look pleasant, bat ia always frrttfag and scolding, will makt. w unhappy bone for all within her bouse. And we had as lief undertake to live in a barrel of vine­ gar in a thunder storm as to live In a bouse with such a wnmra Solomon wee right when be arid, “it fa better to live fa Um: corner of a bouoo-top, than to dwell Ever shown in this Market, wbxb in a wide bouse with a brawling woman. arc prepared to tell at a small advance from VERY CHEAP J. a. NKTIMK, WTeUory PuMIe, *>"•’ T“ •«’ . ,: DAXIEL STB IK. pOPlIri' CLERK. Xeis»y.Fjl mH, water, Mdlnar. l ux will roaai. 1y [<roe.ro. by the la.te of thte flalcrata., tkai Ki. sutirriy <taferont from /‘Qulber Mlerotuv. ' OO 11 » packed la sm I KtiaXLtSS; 8. irFtfocnr. WMMHBTKR OK DEEDS. 08 JKilaroa.-atMi oprn « all luM paid «fe-a papon «ro Mt far rec 1 7— ~ jj, g. MIELDC twisted leaf cf brom'. eOarveseii-^ water on tbs 1 Q0UKTY TREASURER. Of ’ ”■'■■*■ JMWEK A. KWEf HASTINGS TANNERY! GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS. Unusually Low ! k A J Clothing BOLTWOOD TTnBXEV and ‘Omsd>w .1 •ud l.onnwUr in Cbencerjr, All bn.lnrM aUrmlrd to pt •UiUr. OScc Xo. I, XuMo .bU, Krb.pn. vnbK c* rnouATE. xou ml f^nd.sndTav AjjVtiL 1i OwVswrl lion*. al UsatlUg 4aye* vacli wrok. ‘ , NEW YORK COSTS K. BAILEY. . .. T. a.uolbboo A TTORXRY and CoonjMorat I CAN’T BE BEAT. CRANT. v.A-Orifar: lynwEcvTixc; attorxei 1 , Um BsBcitor .nd Couwr aaOaUrV 1M4>C. •'ill pntapU butte ■ »atr«U»l to hi. care � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-01-16.pdf 6d45a8f0443577cda4d435f601dfd387 PDF Text Text ryuhliras' Jjaswr, REPUBLICAN ■—tiw. S *Mtotta. f URMhr! ! i 03 TERMS, ®1.2S: '' KBCaf«rf HASTINGS, BARRY- COUNTY. 1SCH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16. 1861. VOL. 5. fastings' jBnsinra Dirtrturi, TLASHRGS DRUG STORE!!! INAUGURAL MESSAGE , : . or . GOVERNOR BLAIR, much leafed nt. the time of the pawns of the have been found almost " holly imaginary, and I trust, the net may be DELIV>n«D TO »oiix» BAun-; ms mseas, K propositi** *• *<* Cowetry, dollars. on. by erpms, fr»« of oiA.r «XT«t> Ita KA XVABT Ova with Tn* roavaxir MRED TIISSKUX, •gverrvotype and > O I. I, A H 8 , ike maa*er., > " Tam °* Toitrr A JWCIK. ■eed by tl., p*|rttteu ytuc,,,. dagu'-notypc. BM| N DOLLARS, return View Sbtkes Vasss. r.reuled e^ml u ■.tohtar. ir .manner, purl raj t, tu, U I».n wart* or amtt or riMsa. n vxjjbxd lloiLABt rat Pai*. ..Ur m .riling ti,e Ll4rto., ata dutinctiv. ’ ktrwM«ita ' ■» •3»*o NO. 37. tions. I refer me to the recommends- the 18th of November tart, 1ST porMte. lions of the Auditor General on this sub- ■ The ordmnry expense* of the sehool Cw fact. In which 1 forty concur. ’ ihc p**» rear have boeu $10,44560; and The amendment of the ConstHution,’foe wbota amount appropriated by taw of the State. In oo* or tsro particulars, ‘ ' , perhaps, the law might be rerdured more of 18M.000. opted by the penpit, and I ooaveniont by amendment. Thete i — seems' w -. 1 The Agricnltnral Collage has been It 'the fundamental law. no verj- good reiiaon .why tbe eledor Felloir-ciiiifnt qf the Senale ___________________ ry I source of grueit anxiety to the State gr» ‘ endJ/auterf Reprtttniativte: should be required to register Ids “Chris­ corporation for banking purposes, fearing jernment, and -a serious burden toll JV7BT BECEIVEB tian or baptismal nanv'’ In full. S^omti After a poriod of two years, during bank noted oj paper reeffita, to esreutate Treasury, ever since (be commencemei miataltoa have occurred in Ibis respect by a new and moat complete assortment of which the Legislative body has not as­ as money, shall be indiridimlly liable for I of it* eon«n>etk>», m 1857. Tbe 8* which electors have been rejected nt the DRUG! AND NIEDICINES, sembled, we meet, charged with the duty nil debts’ contracted during tlra term of Spring Lttads, or ____ theirproeecdsfoad proas ' * been _r. 1 polls. Mid 1 recommend you to consider «Chemical*, Palais, Olli, Cam­ of re-examining the laws and institutions whether the end* of the la^ might not As tes'and revenue* for the ensuing year,by their bcihg officers, or rtnckbolders ot ■previously devoted Its cutuMfobnraiit,^ “ - * to —— of the State ; to ot>rn*bt,so for as wa may. phene, BmrnlMS Fludd, which it appears tint the revenues are such assoehrtian’ or corporation equally tend in that y«r an appropriation wa* . I welt Im attained by ooMwihg tho elector th* errors of the past in the light of exjfeto register his nnme as lie usually writes likely to fall considerably short of the nnd ratably to the extent of their respec­ made from the general fund, of $40,000; . i TTRPENTtNE AND ALCOHOL. rience, and to provide wisely, if we can, II. I also recommend you to consider expense*. Thia deficit seems bi hare oc­ tive shares of stock in any such corpvni- and in 1850, a farther appropriation war-.*. made o! »0l^00, to •ilin^MO. Itwmrei fur the exigenefa of the future. No whether, in puramtnee of the purpose far­ curred from a variety of cauaea, but tion or aaeociaiiot).” . This amendment higher trust than this, enn be reposed io ther to pepaerve tho purity of the elec­ clricfly from the extraordinarily targe ap­ ha* removed the only insurmountable founded, os declared by the law, to “firnraiitru BOWBK. n cilixcn. A* Representative* of the tions, It would not bo well to enact a law propriation* made by the last legislature, oLjeetiuu <0 the Act of 1857, to authorize iiiab itustrnetom in agrioultnra, and th»-.^ people, diligence and pntrtatfam will be­ for the suppression ofthd baleful,practice in aid of the’ Asylums and other State the'lfain«ss of banking. It is believed nateml sciences connected tbertwitK”’7' come u«. Ao earnest regard for their “ there is Wothing now-t<i prevent tho ma­ of betting upon ejection*. It aeems to institutions. tights, interests and liberties, is a solemn IRF TOR MEDICINAL PUIP0SE8.0NLY. To rcliere'the finance* from this ero- king ot' a *afe taw on this subject. Bank me that tho highest right and forty of a obligation upon n*. ; BAILEY A BAKER* freeman is not n proper subject for gam­ harassment, the Auditor General recom­ paper baa bpcorne *o important a curren­ to be entirely frep from einhamsxmcnts, 1 have tho higltert xattafaclion, l« bring arAXUfACTURERS of («». .bwnirvn ud cop bling. .' mends tbe issue of stocks ti>tnect the in­ cy oflhta dnuotril, thntcumtrcrrial trans­ in one way or anothar. - Perhaps wo Wl. »*r-w*re. DcfcJcr. in irun.nsDa, nble to congratulate you upon lIto general , It fa The financial condition'of the State terest on our piitstaridityr indebtedness, actions can, with difficulty,, bo performed ought bot tv be surprised at thi*. haV-Ssnlwarc, eatory «ata »torc«. Store one Over grxxl order nnd prosperity of tho State. It seems much better to *wt *f tiie junt-offiec. will necessarily occupy your earnest and falling duo in July, I8GI, and January,' without itTho past year Ims been oue of great . r~. State inpebtedness, __________ , supply ourselves with this ccrrcncyyby nnd some — other carefol consideration. Tfia credit and 1802, ~ '^wlOAKLE?* ’ ' frultfeioeM. honor of the State must be preserved : amounting in all to about ti50.000, pay- Maws of o*rr own, thnu to borrow from Beautiful harvests have put famine and , . .nt-ithe - -ipleasure ..... .rof■ vthe . State any time w ■■ 1 I«»«.i(1 and -this ' eon be dobc only uy"prompt able distress far away from nur dpors. No , rival'to the tftate University fanny r«b- ;* payment of ita debts, and foil perform- after two years, and to lory a Statu tax oor contrcl, but of which w« have neces­ pestilence hoe affiicted the people of tlio If no other rcrooroo sarily a very impcrfoct knoia ledge. The micc ofnll its obligations.' Prudence and to meet the same. Statu ; but general good health hns pre TEA, COFFEE, 8V0AR, RPICRR. pepper, economy arc the first duty'of every gov- tan be found, then probably tbta mmrthfc great problem seema tn be to tnako the railed among them. 1’fre laws have bcre eminent as rashly incurring debt Is the done, Iffae Legislature has power to do bill always convertible into actual cash relate tv! sgrieolture than nny ordinal? PRV5KH. F1QS. RAHIKB. CObWSHa cheerfally obeyed by the mass of tb* sure ___ road____________________________ to bonkrbptdy. '* we fchould * Lt at It; it; but butI 1feel feciexceedingly exceedinglyaveree averseto toadd. add- at tbe will of the holder,.with- Um Itswt College. Men who baicr#vea their live* people, and their infraction, by the crim­ onoS £?■ adopt _ * ~a pernjpirtnt policy, __i-’looking __ l:__ Ing anything more to tbo debt of tbe possible delay. For this purpose-there inal, has been promptly punlslied by a can be no substitute for-tho payment Of 10 steady reduction tuifl final reiytheut Statr. > to the wise nnd patriotic Judieiary. The State of the entire State debt CDDJirM'j zpxBiriJiirxiiT Tho UuustiluThe contingent loan is very likvlytoon specie, by the bank, on demand. . If any ll>e Board uf Education,I rccotntneed you hna advanced rapidly in wealth atid pop­ tion. veyy wisely as 1 think Adopted such' to become the permanent dubt. delay is allowed, tbu bill possesses not"■ to commit the &iture care of thia.c»llegft^.^ Aid Cooking Extracts ulation. The census of 1860, taken tinDie State is also largely In debt to the of the qnalilHn of money. Fur tbo par­ to a Slate Boon) of Agriculture, of fivft h policy, and required tlie LCfttdature hi W. PARKER, । dcr tho laws of the United States, shows । carry i: Into eficct fts early .ts-1852. By counties, and Immediate provision ahifeld pose of securing the bill bolder against in nuoilwr, lo be appointed as may Mem HOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries the population of the State to be, io artirio' 14, section 1, tbf»' specific Stdlc lie mode fur Ita jmytneirt. These omoilnts any default of the bank, the system of to your judgment beat. The expenses for : ■nd'Prarittxua. Pork; Lard. Butler, and round numbers, seven hundred and fifty taxes [except those from the mining emu arc principally due to tho new counties, deposit of State Stucks seems orcry way the year I860 bavo^ecn $13,135 Ti. tbousand. The Board an appropriation cf I recommend panics of tbe Upper Pemnsuh,] areap- and Uic Iiutnrai and nreeaaary hardships tbe safest and the best. Our soils arc rlch.and of great variety, PENH. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ plicfl to the paymentdf the Interest upon ami embsrawmontn attending new settle- tho whois Act in question, .to yoor must $25,000—$15 OOP to pay anlarire for two ,^} careful sod deliberate review. ’ The pro years, and the, remainder for buildings, producing in abundance all the crop* CARDS. VELOPES, the PrithMy A*., Ae. School.UnhTndty and ether mente, arc largely increased by their-bmwhich belong to this latitude. Die Stat* educational funds, add the interest and bilitv to realize foe amounts duo foein riotu law has not had the oonfidetice of Ionia, mid the like. Moat of k •oamc iiu r WILLIAM BtrRGIIER, powcsacs immense forests of valuable . principal of the State debt, other that, the from the State. It will be a slumc to capitalists, and ha* been substantully a USTICE OF THE PEACE, AtUr MOST POPULAR timber, which arc already a source of amounts dor tho edticaiMWial fends, nnd us if we allow thia to continue. dead letter. . Caunwlnr al law, and SolMlui in ( great nnd increasing wealth. In miner­ after that, aueh spwific la\ei fth> ntlded f Tho Asylum for the deaf, dumb, and propriation be made, or so much of it** In view of the preront condition of tho als, Michigan i« without a rival. Tier to and constitute a part of the Primary finances, I earnestly . i recommend you to blind, nt the city of Fliol, aceto* to lx ytMi* think aascsAiaL earn* mines nf copper and iroh nte of tbo Very School interest fund. hilly rvnlixing the bonorulant objects bad ' I reicr you to the- report of the Board . , CTiconrxgc no new wdieme*, to undertake Tho Legislature A. E. BONSTSF.L, finest qusifity ; and. thus fur. roem to Le , were Alito required “to provide nn annual no rohriderabta additions to tbo public in view in ita e*tabli*hm«nk The whUv of Inspactor* aq| Agvul foe, particulars HVFTHAN ANU SCnc. EON. Will piwrtiet measureless in extent. Cool, atao, of tax, sufficient with the other rerotireea, to -F ths State, and confin* number of pupil* during tho |<st year, concerning the condition and finances of jt Nr4i>.iu< in Hatting* null iwtniti. ,Jt wiH ... ; । good qsinlity, is now proved to be abund­ pay the estimated expense* of the State —.......... >n>[ ridthfas to tbe actoal neeceu- imx bocnonc hundred awl twenty-threo; tbe Stale Brisua, at J;nLa»a. xnuld reapeetfaUy aanovne ant. While the exploraliotm for saline It teesered- though only ninety havo been instructed give.you pleasure tq leant, foal for. lb? ’ llaatinpi and vieinfly. (hat government, the interest of the State wv. ties ... of ,~n ton iMitlta service. DANIEL COOK, waters in the valleys of tho Saginaw and debt, and such deficiency as may reettt in ingly manifest that for some ym port at nny one time, A portion of the buil­ past year, that institutioo has. shown its. . Grand Rivera,have been entirely success­ tho rerourees” Section S tif the same arti­ tbe Stale fot* been incurring burdens in­ dings are.still inecntplcte, and the Board {inabilhjr to support HWf; mA there m ful. Possessing n great area of territory, cle, required the legislature to jJrdvnle conveniently heavy. We have been of Trustees urge Upbn tho I^gislaiure^n Meetus no rcurou tod>mbuhaLU will couBtirfounded on three sides by the great­ by taw, a sinking fund of at least twenty building too mneh and too fart for the early appropriation of a sum, •uflicianl. tinue to do *o in ihcfutugL Die expciiest chain of take* on foe continent, fur­ thouaimd dollars n year, and nn annual revenue* provided. I. A. HOLHKOUK, it ha* alao been a , not only for tbo ordinary and education*I •os fi r foe past ynar lav* Ix^n $47,684,- „i ■* V ('onin-Lr .1 nishing a cheap mid easy qptlet to the increase of at least five per rent, to be np. roeree »»fgreat enilarasamimt heretofore, wants of tbo pupils, hut also to complete 50 ; tbe oirniug* for th* samp lime |51,I bep*M lo COMPfftTSO- oecnn, and the markets of the world, this plied solely lo tlie cxtinfoiisbmcnl of tlie that appriiprialiulta Imvc been made out and furnish all tho Imildiags now iu pro­ 538 2‘J—showing a batanep- qL mrnmgs tHtiSlFTTONS; an4 any Stale haa all the elements of an empire grets of erection. What amount uilLbo ovc^expenses of $3354 7A The ppm., ,. p rind pal of tire State debt, other than tlie of the penrrrtl fund, to be drawn imme­ within herself. Wc have reason to lx* nmnmitM due to cducatiotinl fund*. their tains diately, while th* taxes levied tn meet •ufllefoat fur all thc*c objects, the Board her of convicts now in foe Prison ix62r, T^RTBICIAN and Surgwn. Ufflecin Ru»*ell‘i tharikful to that “gnod providence” which v...w.,v. re be*t interreta nf them eould not be collected iu less than has not informed w>. 1 regret exceeding, being an increase ovar-lart year of 8&— Unfortunately for ,. the JL ttofe. State •trect. Is rapidly guiding us In the course qf n tho State, tlie I^gtslntnrc immrdhitviy I n yvnr. ly, tlint the State Sooner* are in such a. How long thia.ratio of increase will*euuJOHN ROBERT*, 1 great, free, nnd happy commonwealth. fid I owing the adoption of the-Cdnatitn- ■ ' The treasury is called upon to advance condition that I cannot recommend you1 tinne.it ix impoosibta to say, but it la I The people of tlie State have ndopted, tlvn, disregarded these plain requirements j tho m<rtiey n long period before it enn be to make any appropriation at prrocal, fair gceoliy tat be hoped that we have reached , j I with "real iit.niiiiiiity, the amendment to •4 the Instrument they had awnrh tfe reimbursed. This is evidently a bad building and tiirnisliing purposes; but nearly the culminating point. . lbn rapid increase in . foe number of the Constitution proposed hr the last, support, and subsequent Ix-gislature* I practice, end abmil't be avoided iu Is tn re, only snflkieut for lLu ordinary expenses1 Legist store, in respect to the sessiims of .have followed this bad pr>redent. Thr i at Iritat until the trdsrtry h sufficiently of carrying on the hi»tilulian for the1 convicts bum» -1853, list, com]>«Ued thu omning two year*. Tbo amount of ap­ State to be constantly increasing the ca. vour body. By that amendment, tbe sinking fund hns never bren treated, and I replenl*hed to meet Meh a call. arotunluw am! tuiallly. H parity of the Prison, to contain and work limitation tn the length of y«wr session la the annual tax has nftriy if eve.- been suf- i A very targe pnrt of the bonded debt propriations to iliis Asylum since Harry a«auO.Micb. .l!hu>L substantially sWcpl awav. Experience, ficicnt. foem. The insxxxto s state foal tbe pres­ ■ . I of the State will fall doc In Jnntiary,’63. have U-en $103,000. . -which-i* !hn. true test of all inatituliuna, Under the existing statutes, the pupil* ent capacity <•? tbe prison will give them The State debt, funded at.d fundable. I You will »ce the necessity of pnmdlug . that biennial sessions of forty days nre not due Dec. I, IS-10. was $2,0(11,062.90.1 for the retssne of these bend*. Fortun- of ihui Institution are supported entirely but about risty-two vacant cells, as * not always, if ever, sufficient to enable Thia debt Nov. 30, 1854, was $2.53l.-| ately, the credit nf the State i« extremely by the State, except in the matter of pro\ bu<n> for future increaac of couvieta, 'boulder Brace*, They . . I am unable tn discover any nud there is a lack of shop room.tlie lept-dature tn ncrornpfiah its buslnen 545 70. The fuitded and fun<tab1< debt | gbod, nud deservedly so. The resources clothing. a«k in consequence,, an appropriation of properly. I’ndrr tliat syrtcin, a acme- is now $2,288,842 79. Bnt thia is not' ar* very large, and yearly hiereasing, reason why the pupil* hi this A>j lum and nd r»n« for Mie cheap by whal cnreles* baste took jj»e place of that by any means, the critire drirt of the j wlfile the debt fa moderate in amount.— their relation*, guardiirtts, the city, town $32,000, for the purpose of building an ;-j. ,n. MF.rnw, I. F. itOUEBTH k €0. . or county, ttatt would be liable for their •“U’’ *pd two tiers of ccU*,and for expense calm delilieratiun which is absotinely ca- State. We have been tflplfily making State taxation ha* been very light, and 1 when out of it, should not be lia­ of moving Ka*i wall .and building woyk- . sentinl to !he enactment of wise laws.------ another, likely *onn to- rival tbfa In there will be no occasion l<> mnke It all support 1 i< ble far the maintenance of such pupils Ujona. . The moving qf.ihe EavJ The only limitation which remain*,,fatbe nmnent, unfair our policy is chnngud.—oppressive for the future. •Jeainx JtortsnMjen by adrertUmieut. tlia biiilding of wnricahripe,» no ddqbt in, prohibition tn introduce nny “new bill The debt to the educatiunnl funds wax, in I have not been able to sec the report uIkuj in llie Asylum,in the same manner ' into cither !!«n», after the fir*! fiftv as is pniviJcil in case of tint insane per­ dispensibie, but I tiavs great hopca.UMrt , for vear IMP, Dre. Irt. ♦276.44V 44 — qf the fate Stair Treasurer, If, A nd red .that (lavs of the acreion shall have expired.” In 1854, Nur. 80, $tWHJ09 78. The officer ba* mnde nny rtpoit. ’ He stands ron*, jn acctoiu 33, of act 161, of the taw* tlie building of the “L” and two tiers of I therefore, recommend the cells may be safely kfa fur', some ufocj , And though this might bo ^naily evaded, debt to.the eduortional fund* is now as charged in the report of the Board of of 1850. X. C. FR1NDLE, . ' 1 think a building commit­ I luiva no doubt you will observe It in passage, of a aimilur-act, in relation tu the follows: State Auditors, whaae duty it was antrasinner U‘up lunger needed, and the office pupil* io this Asylum. . .. :. , good faith, a* a binding obligation upon ally to rottie with him. nud finally ndjurt Primary Sdicc!, $880,9-70 71 ■ ■ . Tbe Asylum for the Insane at Kalama- bad better lie *&j|i>h«l. you. You w!ll alao remember that foe all claims between him artd foo State, University. ; . 259,807 47 1 call y our attention to the Gii^ssbii. xoo is now fully organixed, and has ci>moriginal limitation to forty day* was en­ v i th gms violation* of taw, and malad­ Normal School, ‘ 44,345 78 DANIEL STRIKER, fortable accoinudaiioiu for one hundred; vision cf section 21 of the act to acted in accordance with the nlmoat unis ministration of hi* office. There fa rcanonand eleven palienliL U i* tfec duty, as.it, the cliarlcr of the city of Detroit, being veraaldcmand of foe people at tbe time, ” 98 to believe that the Treasurer Is a defaultTviil no d<M>bt will bo pleasure of tho LegixU- act No. 55, of the law* of 1857, by which and to correct u liai wav deemod a gtea! -j- to tho State in a considerable amount. tore, to further as fo»l ns practicable the The -yrifriy Interest noon -the AuwW -5[ abuse. No future occasion, 1 trust, will ?or all the facts attending the defalcation and fundabfaxIcLt is $14L00P. Upon ° lieneyolcnt purposes of this institution.— Hie reasons why occur Ip renew, among the people, a de ­ OLIVER E. EVERTN, I mbit refer ybn to the message of my But, even the claims of benevolence will may, in its di-cretiou, commit any wale the debt to tbe cdtrcalionsl fond*, $83,' prodreowor. sire to restore tho limitation. I earnestly recommend be regulated by sound policy, and tbo under sixteen, or female under foarteca It beomca your <h|ty. under seriitm 4, 580 71 : . you to make a thorough and searching T PHIlXlFH. Csr»«« Snxairr and Jailor. • article 4, nf the Gmstitution, “to rear-1;. The debt to tlie educational cnuonni fund* itinas ac nc-­ I inv.«stigu ion into the condition nud pre- ability of tbe State to pay. It is idle to years <-f ngr, t-j any workhouse or iur» i* bvcmiM he ha’ I he range the. Senate Districts, and apportion cumulate* Tyarliq to *u,• — ••^*1 l» W<>u< conduct of the Treasury department talk of appropriating the tnoney.whidi of correctiou in that city, instead of the 8. H.' COOK, LA ROUST STUCK of the anew tbe ftcprcrenlntivcs among the the v... whole amount VS t^fpnp of >-*yniq p«jt iriti’e!-. i’’. rand If any l^rtlier legislation is necessary we do 0"! possesK ’Hiis institution wa* State 1’riron, who riudl be convicted of DEST GOODfl. at Um commenced upon a very extensive, and 1 any crime, daw or hereafter, nunidablo ‘ pal monies for tho purchnsp oFlnniTs emrnHea nnd districts, according to tbo LOWEST PRICES f<»r the security nt the public monies, to have Do.doubt a very good plan. Its by impriroomart in the State f*ri» n ” number of white itiln.bitanta.nnd civilised which are the f«nitidaW»n orthe funds.— impply the same ; to direct the Attorney Tile Il is also provided, Hut all expenses perrons of Indian descent not members of In other words, tbo State borrows the General immediately to prosecute the cost.was ritimalcd at $200,000. h eldon SHEEP*HEA TTHARD WARE STOVES,' Trustee*, hiiwcver, have vincc considera- attending the ainfioempnt of such rimany tribe.** , . , money M fast as . reoeivud, and stands QptXTY TREASURER. Often ia official bonds of foe late Treasurer, to , bly extended flio plan, and now estimates victa,sbnll bo paid to the State Treasurer TIE, CORPER AXD SHEET‘-TROS ! It will also be yopir dirty tn divide the debtor to the funds nn its books, for tbo which the State look* primarily for ita1 tbe entire cost nt $275,000. They now quarter yearly,:on the certificate of foa State tnto six Congtesainnkl dhrfjleta,pur­ amount I think it is ^Imo that this prno- aceurtty. nnd to into all legn! means with­ JAMBS A. tWEEXEV, ask a furfocr appropriation «1 $100,000.. City- Controller that such expenses havu ATLOirkd PRICEi suant to a nithi of poptibilioa fixed by the tier should cease. nt>d therefore' recom­ TjWtWECDTING ATTORNEY. Cprerolor at in the power of the State tn recover for THAX Yuk will obmend to you the passage of nil act requir­ monk-* which have hern lllcgairy with­ As in the case ot other public institutions, been actually incurred. 1 . Mw. Solicitor *n<l Counariur in CLauwry, My MFortmrnt of PARLOR STOVES, eomprfo* act of Cougrana on that sujbect. my .duty ,niqtiin*. to—say,that no *ucb _ —j —.4me -7,. ----- serve that tee"State, white it fa to Jwf7. «»<t Srtary Public, will prompUy attcad U auy Id tha construction* of these dwlricis, ing tM reinvwtmenf of the principal of held from the Treasury. There to |, np.,)-oprfeiiuii can reasonably b« male,— these expeu*c% has no voice whatever in tra«facMi eutruiUe.! to hi* care. In any of the There ought nngn.to - ----------- -.“lably be male.— the cdiic-ntionnl fund*, wheneypr imy gonit will lie obvinuslyiitat and >isc to con­ t’ofeta wflbi* State. Office intU (teutt ILhmc. ’ be rm temporizing with n thferituig t* “ ’ ’ ' ' J^citbur do I think that any very serious determining what th<\j>hall be. tmb. rarELEVATED , sider tbo fact, that the newer regions or aidcrnble amount of such principal mon-'■ lie officer, but tbo Utmost .X)_. nr ... the .... .UUTH, ’ t rigor wi|| q|ir g]|rt^-,n« tbe Asylum 1 fop* fofa atiitute might be advantageously . OVEN STOVES. the State will Inerenea in population mneh fas idiall Im? in tha Treasury. . Siich ill-I ,u P. to writ for foe complqtiun /" URCU1T COURT OOMXMW0KF.R. Attaracv LOW OVEN STOVES. iptetiun ofthe buildings amended, .root aUuw pieraoN of' any ' roalmcnts might very well bo made . in more rnpldfv than the older; and the . in high place* of treat who willfully mh- unlj| nlc State ean be extricated from its age, convicted tn" tbe county of Wayne, PARLOR COOK STOVES. great inequalities likely In occur in, fop the bonds of the Stale, or if-they; coaid cnoduct foemsrirre, to.foe Injury of the enharataments. Tbe State h». nnd sentenced for abort terma, to be c«b- ’ Ever seea luthl* town. Six Plata and BexHev future, before another division is ma^e. ootcm».-<nd«n|ly be purd^^apflmptb-, giopleftre criminal* of thn h-ghc-t grade. tn(J wi!1 wotittue be liberal to-‘ fiiued In the wnrk Iwuse of (be city ot ­ They destroy public renfid.-nre, weaken wflnjM -(U may be somewhat modified by the con­ er ufu aocuritlea might be fouhd. iq orf M|>.>r.ipr-,ftl;wi, lnade bv ~'I*MES fl. BMOWM, Delrpi;, upon some fair arrangement as • struction of district* with reference to 'der to be prepared for this reduction of tbe/aTtbcf med In foe rrerom«il and Uw u IlltaM X.y|Um aiure-1853, to expenses, to be made with the Board the annual retourcen, it brltt be necessary in earh olher snl rndermlues the very 1237 00O. T BATE • vary cwnplrie stock ofRor-e bui!d!n<t their future increase. The districts ought of iMpacfor* of foe State Prison. . AM" ', JL Hardware, tnalndna* Lock*. Latebea, Butta "r«imm^ tom to nrovidu fi< foe f-u,n^on" l«Wte 2*** .. Thu State lUfonn Seb «•! Is in very such an arrangement would have foe ef‘ convenient, as lor f«. may be, and ot bar feet to reliavc, to route vxteClt, foe Stale ! .hH-f.a0.in fund, in accordance with *. tbo rcro W manioc* Interests. The Senatorial dis sinking Prison froin-ite constant exoras u( num- . quireroents of the Constitution, to com , tr-cta arc limited in number, by Ibc C<mr. H. R USX ELL, " । atituUoa, tn thirty two. and the Houm of mcaice ns *oon as practicable. Schedule ■ i*‘L," iu the report of tbe Auditor Geosral; S«ikm..»<!«« lilrK)rtO .^iluuin ^iu(x.jinu\|ie lht. 1K., KAVE-TMUU<iH »«< CON DCCTUR titan sixty-four,nor more than one hundred contains a enlcutation up<m lite boais-.ol 1 One of foe art number thirtyrtfoo M II* ; awj nffljer svatein ofdtariUinc, with life members.” . forty thousand dullata a year. a[ith five hspWcrt rewriteThe Supcriirtetidwrt . J. W. BTEBBINS, “The Act farther to preserve tbe purity per cent annual jncreasc.js lucb. would at and vHoss, and (think migbi to fie re-! and Board nf Control that foe taw in refive per cent, compound Itrtiei'es^,' pky the J. P. Roberts, &. Co. BOLTWOOD * GRANT, ITH ON CHINA, to pay tU oatirt expenses of the State ftuvarnment. over and above ths reaouroes, nud to create tbo ainkiug fund, with­ out xreprt to borrowing, either from life" cducatioiml funds or from any other.—The ultimate resources of the State will be abundantly ’ufficient to pay all its nccritalry expenaea, and meet alt itsobllgutiuns prottfptly wlthoit borrowing, and without being al all burdentome to the peopl-.'. You will obaerve in foe report of the Auditor General, oatimnire of the expen- tubs. GROCERIES! W J PATENT MEDICINES P ■CKEAT. FDiB CASE lAWGBMKMT E.N AND LADIES' J8AL00RI! 7027 :d| AND CUTLERY. ,, 01d Fogyism Distanced •* 1 Young America Ahead. FRANCIS ROWER .• . iTINGS NERY I » ir, an , TO HOUSE BUILDERS. iwo. > *■ teM far aria, fo* Mbarieg erteemfa: teXk VasMyaU ItartMf.. I-SMlCAtoTL *rt MICW. TMKMBBEK ofelective . Morm-e. YjXTTi.r. (T.EbTK Low Pressure System v,a ra s»umh>:i SUPERFINE TLGQR for SO nbiUtas* p»r art SHELLEU CORN far XJ coat* r*r tm.be!. OATS fur 20 « " roTATOS for ■ 20 “ ” object in view. regMratfrra of entire debt iu; twenty yvara, -]tiia-l material that the yearly swouu: be large, as that foo fund vhoul process focrearo, makfr Itcertain that the retire debt will cert pgnf of rcglsiratlvti 'which m Allow. wo*ld there, in which I fatty omeur. Tta-rt are iUte, both a» �■w J* _ _ and | of the United State* was formed by the rw adnswistratinn with clean hands, * BALK- iBitoHMriM0mlratiun. < «• oftbcwlktlc Mftry, itotbesatris *ta| JZ forSin t£ £ psTFpooe. Tn this end, the Superintended I upon tbe militia of the States. It isbfa1 rsOMnmends tbo creation of lbw office of ti»er safe nor wise, to allow the organ! rirwi that Gwmty or District SupcrWiUesdent, tu 1 lion and discipline of the tiiiHti* to 1 firmnessti tabe tho place, in a greo* moawire, of the into discredit nr disuse. Tho rodili it evils ell Akeytarv hsdepfejent ut l!taN*UfiI(^*aUy a pessent syatrnn of township Inspectors, j spirit of tho people ought t« be kept>■1. confidence in their ability lo * government nil the power* powers not granted grant rermuent in all i enmprumi r arms nnd defend themselves, should j by thr ibe people ivw.ntk. to ithat ImI government, v»rnmm<t and nr./l M nn«t furnish the bet and most convenient local , be filtered. In point < Ik kft Lansing for (be ’ Jl M fek- !■<». Ofc. MrfatftoNowThft “» 8,*u «v.r» drM ,' um ta«‘ — “• oart-) urrv“l “ "lu I whereabouts arc mH fully known. HiS r.rom-S^SSS' । There • J fra UTl right of »eecs*ion in a State, until the mnlanitenta of the preuent, foci __ . — ... (gy* Judge i.Tfe.fe.rarliuufete.r.ign-.raeteln fe. teirari*, pradraa <4 !-• ” Trumbull, or, os prof to pay a rssunabte wpounl to suppoi t but tl>c Bute uus use oxetusuta sovereign , voliiLtccV companies, limn to call out ih<?1 ty over Its demcttlc .--------- fe-------institutions ---and..lawa, Umj put. Iwt us have an end of enrapro- Senator TrumbuM, to* were MMMhd M to permit dtatrkta having 100 whUa body UaUs to bear arm*, as was.and in respect to these the federal gov- mixes, and appeal only for constitutions! j U. S. Sebsfor from jlfitiok fin- al* years • • method. • • ----- I, -------------— c 'xijhatevcp * .7. L -TT rights. BcwkJ** it is not cfabned or eyfn fepm.tha orgajure the oltfo Beside*, tbe „t__. volunteer crpiucnt«hsa „ u<> -authority uf T**r xrion tu organizptiyn is n»qri> more effective, and j retuilta, that tlw purely IocbI and dahu « amend- forms a nucleus fora larger forc^ hl ways . tic institatiuh uf ala very, wherever It e ■ important in*e.(l<a/lo«. dawsashiaii lh>-pt»pla of Aiisdstfttitia>»ii etartl* «f-to be relied .pnw. I to* iw «to Steta* U 4hi* CuofoderMv meut. tutttcuiUMi of the Ft uw cumber .94. it (7eiUfeaw« of At t*o Jloutrt; orcoutruj single Instance. Tory nave stooa ait >. »nd .fe*-r, 'While ”*”4 | wholly beyond boynnd the ‘ intelfcrcncc ' 'T,—" ~ ' •r1,T2ST:?T:r<T pbmd in him. If sabeequ«>tr*entr shall rtrail/ caoeedingly | we are citizens of tbe Stat* uf Michigan,1, ,>r of th..ra, the national government. In resphet mere protest on the statute book. And I Special Message W CottgretMbHrtg«m»e prove this opinion to . be IneoprequJ styll. tbe > «and as such deeply devoted to her interj to common the comoim territories, * “ B—isLnw . . . . ... . Through . ... them „ ... — v ,j to the whenever an nppral has been made tq I legislation to enable hltb to stytpreas re- ba gluti to li«sr It ; ■**« territories, however, the J Jf*Cj opportunity fern liberal. cduflaUoo.shnost ]«st sod Iksipe, we bnve a still prouder 1 cose is entirely different. The Cbnstitti? the courts to euferw that law, it has been * Milon, or olheruiac to glfe neatfe to the From the journal of yesterday, which entirely free of «n*t, is pnt within the I title. Wo aru also citizens of tbe United lion of tho United States deal* only with uniformly dene in good faith, tbofi»h' Is herewith transmitted to you. you wffl reach of nearly all the children of the States of America. By thia title, wo are thcipcoplc of the State., and lias mnde nd sonje of its provision* are extremely »---,i«*w.. I “Mr. Howard, of Michigan, movad obt<ki * list of tho standing &jton>fe|rs State. । known among the nations of the earth.— provision for the government of tho ter- tasteful to the people. The two, mill tax, provided for by law In remote quarter? of (be globe, where ritofiM, unless tbe section nuthorixing It la not at the Fcraona! Ubert} latys J that the me»Kigr bn referred to a special W tho Senate, from whldi ynd will aee nf tbe last fegishaure, was intended to | the' names of the States are unknown, the ; Congress “to make all needful rule* and that the *c<v*«ionhrt* aijn. They openly committee of five’, with tartniotions lo take the place of the one dollar fur each ; flag- of the great Itapubiic, the banner <>f rvgulatiun* respecting lb» territory ot stout at the notion that their repeal will inquire whether any ‘Executive officer* of that Mr. Birtioy has paid . duc,Wgard to tlio interests of all sections" of the Stale State* »ve have sren liccti « er *rc are wvw MV ।i u.c scholar, to be voted by lire districts, but | the stars sud stripes, honors and protects ether property belonging to the United satisty satisfy locm. them. Thsir upon inn the the liieir war wa: is -ipon uie United cmiKmimm mw.rau. ... <.■> ... ...... nr --- Imlding fec.->mmoaraatk«ns wferarafraalUfe,. --<-.11* -.vith * T|1C ntanding commiRecs uf the House by some mistake thia last wu not repeal ; the aitiisn. In whatever conecrus the tbe StatM,'* should bo fold to be *ueb a prov ConslitUtlun of tbo United States. Hwit ln.Aing rd. Frobnbfo the tafeftt rd tbe Lcgista hoftor, the prosperity and perpctuily of vision, Tbe power to sequtro and bold in.tn.mcnt dot. »ol .rawer (Mr purp> «nj pern, tor tke tnm.tr vT ray <-Wwu u nnn™i>ee3't6in«Mi4. ture had1 Metter now be carried Into efibet ■,7^.-0--^this great war g«»verun>vnt. —■tt-.—t we- nre *re deeply ini»- territory, carries with it tbo power to sea, and they demand its amendment or or any other property ; whether any de- ’-,. o . -.-k-rAsuuf It* overthrow, (t. arret doctrine of gov- nurnd for thrir-rreoder hs. hem, rn.de, ' N^lth.tan.1ing th reffi^r W 1 vary mseh doubt tbe wisdom of tanking tereated. The people of. Michigan are govern. From whatever source derived^ crowded owt of afu psper this After the Diliowftrial >■ dispa tu i»X dLV.^Aprii; T'k treating and-eneking mws erf t Ull.-w»t agarter uf sswtbu No. tweui) faar^s^ township No. one (t> worth of rallpXVieen MOT.tMwhl this village, <* Wednesday had evening, January 23d, 1801 friends of k6s.Gi.vAS and all i TA KF.tr I. T i.e-VTte. U ofcetttaiu liul ------- _ pnaw1 i/ibroMutta •( Oorrr. t« JrawsA *-*!?•.■ *■.•* —!V ——«■ ' i respectfully invited to altcbd. MwWgsn, fi. I any. change, nt preaant, in the mode uf k>yal to that government—faithful to its therefore, the sovereignty over the tcrito- eminent by majorities stands in tbe way and by whom, nnd what answer was • imitation to the h-gbdaUvi toiriOffiyrT' ,»4 s»»t« *3 * distributing the proceeds of the school Constitution and it* laws. Under it they ries resides wholly in tho general govertH of tbe establishment of tho great slaved given; whether any officer or officers । there appears to be mntrffcwt, Amhrig*lbb liave peace and prosperity.; and under i*. intut, and this is also in accordance with empire which they have set themselves ; have entered into any pledge not tuarad | hicmlwni uf both houses, everv dienod I w hnn.lrv<l b»<1 nh.ei.r 6ve Aoltaiw they me«h to abide to the end. uniform practice. Slavery may be cx-j ucrc«,wi.h O.Wk.jHW.AfrtanJ.w /'“!• lk.» I" -l.-r-to. Uw brairara fee Feeling a just pride in the glorious eluded frtpn tbe tenituries by law of trade for one of it* pillars, and one wqy Charleston; if so. when, where, by whom, . ' . ; iBtKWmlLr Mid mmikboxw a*r i Gov. and on whnl considerations ; whether the *M,n •pevddy *• ‘h» ppbl^. iiH*res> 5uUcr u,„by <iv«n. t history of the pasl.they will not renounce CmgrcsB, ami no State can lawfully coin­ or another it must be destroyed. the taxes insufficient to support tbe the equally glorious hopes ot the future. plain of such action with nay more show, Pettus, of MisaiMippi, io bis late message ' custom house, port rdfice, and arsenal at will pornot, and lnflJwW.it say.aktA 4^.^Md*y *f A»*^ mJ'JT schools, it seems best for them to resort But whether in pence or war, they will uf reason than in case of Congressional, to the legislature of Unit State, sni'A* up ■ Charleston have been seixed; by whom | disponed to wnsto time in useless ddwrtr. 4<x>r of ifer Creta ftmw, i>. tl./fiJJ Nor h. I. ; H. »m. fer rararaio prag. Hjoranrira «w rwrafeo | StiH . „f- bop..,,.,,, .• ______ “r ____ :__ t____with l.L fei. ___ _ J Wd :.l -I..: ...Irate I...tlrara- rara.. .1..... 1.7 IIIn_.„ 'Itf/Stt' U.tu the Unto Bill until tho increase of rally around tbe the standard of uf the notion nation action upon any other sulijcct. Nrr ------------ uo.qrarafeo: •«„ fe. Il-r. libm I,. | oulfer bra bwsaeiwd, rad .Irate ray .1,1 draUlra. population and weahh works a remedy, nnd defend its integrity nnd ha eunslitu- there any ixivr in the National govern.; TIki income of the Primary School j tion with fidelity.. ’ . . t stall art! st pataic nctfoS. ar trad* ment to dismember iUolf. No [lower, nnd property of tbe people of Muri mi put effort* have been made tn recover iL— Fund last year was $115,812 30. There j Tho existence of the government is but that of tbo people in their ultimate be safely cutrtMted to tbe keeping of that | Tbe committee hare power to end tor < prol.mg the reasmn to ristg, and probw. biatert MMar, tte pesteraes 4raerttad 1 •re ovsr 4,000 districts, containing 246, | threatened, not by enemies from without, •overeigutv, can do that. We are one •retional Mojoritjf which *bafl hereafter pcraona and papers, and report from time I bly, to ninety date. W.Jfakmliod; Barry nwta Ing aweyjtnwhk'niu. will du m « | JSKA'Jt^lWSS’Zt.1 684 children, of legal school ago*. Thero were engaged in teaching 7,941 teacheni, at a cost for wage* of M87,286 50.— There ia .invested in sclMiql bouses and other reboot property 1,505,626 84. I refer you to tho n-portof the Board uf Education fur all needful information in regard to tbe State Normal School.— Tbe number in attendance upon all it* department* is 1142. Tbo amount of it* expenditure* during the past year, ex­ clusive of building, bn* been something more than $16,000. I recommend you j to consider whether the expense of tni* institution cannot be mrtcrinlly reduced, The University of Michigan is under tbe rare and control of a Board of Be. gente, elected by the people. Fur de­ tails of their action for the past year, I refer you to their report, accompanying the report of tho Superintendent of Pub lie Instrvietion. The institution ha* now in full ami snecessful operation its three department* of urw, oi law-, meoinnc, meffieinc, science, ■serature, Mernture, nna and tlie nr tn. The a hole number of students The taught there tbe last ycitr ’is 519. ___ Uairerslty merits, and I lave nA doubt will continue td receive the iiberul care nnd patronage uf the Legislature. Under Its present Intelligent guidance, it Ims risen tn qpvery -higw rank' imoag tbe best institetioos of learning in this emmtrv.— The people naturally and properly look tn i£ to occupy the most important place in the educational system Of rhe State. ' I ‘ ' considerMi flon, the suggestion nf the Board of Re­ gent*, In relation to tneasures to be adopted, for the purpose of materially increasing the pertnaifatt fund of the Ifaireraily. lT.c last Legislature enacted a law “to rnoromge tbo manufacture of salt in the State of Michigan," and by its provisions exempted from taxation, for any purpose, all properly, real and personal, nsed for tbe purpose tf boring h»r, nnd manuGic turirtg that article ; and at tlie same time provided for the payment from the Trea­ sury uf the State of a bounty uf ten cents per bushel fur all salt manufactured.— l*bwart, no doubt, stimulated explora­ tions considerably, nnd with the best rcsuJts. ft is no lorqfcr doubted that we have excellent facilities, nnd abundant saline waters, fur this manufacture.— Appropriate encouragement is wise, but the bounty is evidently much too large, being, in feet, it is said, fully equal to the entire cost of manufacturing salt 1 rec­ ommend you either to greatly reduce, or entinjy al»oli»h, this bounty,ns you think wiooVitonducivc to the public interest. fri pursuance,of the act of Congress granting the Swamp’ Lands to the State, the fest legislature provided for the drainage and reclamation of those lands by means ofStatc roads mid dilchcs.— Tliis act aettied, mid I think beneficially fur the Slate, the question of tho disposi­ tion of the lands which had long Agitated the public mind. 'H:c act provided for tbe mying out nlfd estabfishment, by Confliii>-ionere, often ruads^ind required the appointment of three Commissfonors ■pon ciicb of them. Tbe act went direct­ ly into effect, and the Commissioner! were appointed by my predecessor, and have Veen siting.' It is thought thnt by tnshore from within. The State of South Carolina, possessing a free white population of less than 3(>0.000. of all ages and nexea, has Msumcd to dtasolvc the national government. By n conven­ tion called under State authority, and without consulting any other State or people, and wiffiuut the least discussion, which seem* to have been interdicted,she passed an ordinance annulling tlie laws and Constitution of tbe United Stales. In her _________________ own cherished phrase _____ ___________ she has ttrnlrd ____ from the Union, if it could be properly done, I presume the country, generally, j would be willing tu let that restless. I heady little Italian, retire from the C>nfederacy foreyer. But that cannot be, wilboul admitting tho right of secession to exist in all tbe States. Tlii* donetand no government retrain* to u*; but only a voluntary association ufState*, dissolv­ able at the pleasure ul any uf them. If South Carolina may of right secede, then may also New York nnd Louisiana, thus cutting off the freo right of way, of the I retire Northwest t.» tbo ocean, In both 1 dirccticn*. Tbe doctrine cannot be ad­ mitted. Selfprewcrvntion, if no other reason, would eornpcl us to resist it. But thu doetrino bnsno f.uiiMintion in fuct or reason. It is n.-dd liial n State, having entered voluntarily into ths Union, may also vohintnrily, and of right, withdraw whenever such3tatc may think its rights nro no lunger protected,’ or its interests •ecured, ___ .JBBI by -----------the connection. --------- ------------ ..... And ___ tbo _ .State Is itrelf, the solo judge in this re-' »pccL Tlie argument i* altogether falla­ cious—at war with every just idea of compact. If it were admittr d thnt the Constitu­ tion and Government of the United States is a mere voluntary compact of sovereign States, still it would not follow thnt the compact might be at nny one time dissolved by nny one of the contract­ ing [Kirtics. That would necessarily de­ pend upon the term, of the compact it­ self. If the compact by its term., or by manifest implication, was intended to be perpetual, then it could not Ixs dissolved without the consent of all tho contracting parties. The Constitution of the United States, if a compact at all, m one of government in the term of its cuntinnanre, without limit nnd in its powers mrvereign. It is also by its term* ‘•the supreme law of tho land, and the judges in every State arc bound thereby, anything in the con­ stitution or laws of any State to the con­ trary notwithstanding.” If the State of South Carolina regard* tliia Constitution as it contract or agreement lictwcen States, then she is bnifod in good faith to keep it according lo its cunditions. She is bound to submit her grievances, if she has any, to the Congress established by li;>l<! hersrif under any obiigntum to just­ ify bcr conduct in tins regard to them.— it they think these laws arc unconstitu­ tional, then the court* uf lira United States are open for them, to have them so declared ; and they may ba assured tli.it neitfor mob violence, nor any other puwer will-bo resorted to, to prevent tjic full measure uf redress lo w hich they may be entitled. As a law abiding people,wc Invite judicial scrutiny into tlie legislation ot tbe State, mid wo nro ready to abide its results. Wc ask nothing which we arc not willing to grant to others. 'Tfo State only weeks to maintain her right, under tfo Constitution and laws of Gungrew. Leas than that she cannot do. required tovkll again. r-4w There seems, however, no intention in the Southern State* to resort to this peaceful method of trial, provided by the Gmstitution nnd the law*; but wc nre t<dd, wc must immediately repeal tfoao taws, or the government will fo broken I the Constitution, in. which rite has an up, nnd tho Gmstitution destroyed. adviso you to thia equal voice with tho utber State*; and to cannot - ------ ---, — r— — liden — tor— r nppeal abide by tbe 'derisions and act* uf that to yoiir-fenra. J am not willing that tbo body, so long n* they conform to the । Stale should be humiliated by uompliance was ! laws, nut bocausc the South threatens us. directed that th* report of the conventliuu, nor because we wish tn appease their ' yoc want it, day <>i last week. On Thtrsd was ernpanm-ifed, fSKlitiftg o P MsTcvmh il. Sutherland, Cha han, 'Wkiir, Adam Francis Hidden. Stephen Dost lli^tlpW, David Jordan, Asepl ,7 leyj hutteh, Wni>>twm, Adam D !wir|r Vtitirt*- H “ very vnlnrn tis>< in-waiting h»r it all. t<> liuUfeb a portion id it next the balance the week following Dialogue giasl puMisted l.y weeks since,' -rfrivli referred it Farm, Gatih-n. and IIihmcIm ptibarber’s card now ap]>rars star readers, wbellmr residing orviltepv t.i.reepnitd tu bis iti fiMJjjWc sim UmI th« dollar i he Investment. \Vlna» mepdalLw, aud w« will g.uhFaatiitfii'riiin. firM number nf gua Wv have n tbe'^Otli vuln whkh mJ mate bl<*rtt{ft',tb all who sulwcril All slwmld n»d Pr< a«tvrit<MsA<irt hi an <a!irr nrl ijasthign Juliet ta ) . . ... ............. . . , yoUR WIFE W A.VI'S IT, ; 1 i aad tbe laws, and will defend them lo (time* shall improve, and tbe Treasury of relieved from emlurra. Iike uuerrarat; rad fe’ ptera I. lfe>ifco g,.,. ’ .Prraident uf tlte United State*, tlie wlwlu Imilitary power of tlw State for that pur- ,n ' ’ * U"lh «bly wntun, rad |rrae. Ob, fer fee firm, .le.dy brad of a AVaahingUin, or a Jackson, to guide the | set forth the views of their respective ft?-it^tasrr' CUAXCEKY SALE. yiH’R CHILDREN WANT IT, I Ship of State in thia perilous storm. U-t | authors with great ability; The extreme ius ta>p* that we •toll find him on tho 4ih , * yf (;„v Wiiiie?* message will, I iof March. Meantime, let us abide in the . n _ . r . | Ifaith of our lathers—“Liberty and Union, fear, prevent its general and careful pe-' rusal. one nnd inscperablc, now and forever.” < AUSTIN BLAIB. The torn? of both metongre oti the subExcciitlvo Office, Ijmsing, Jan. 2, IW»1. je« of .Ifeir. m* MMrtw, I. ■ ... . „ _ . vcr! Gr,“ nu^ fearless, or.d each called IT U HAt'Eia.UXLY PAY.- * •> 1 ’ > r « »- 1,4- Ai.wra.rt in this eauM-. dated -i-L-i-J..-U'_ la r., ll ilOrtob’-r. IftlAOria l.. Bsv.rh Axn Y'" T-tIU»fo>p> fe tuUrosrty nfUf y.a oafj iM-lW «"* MHUCTIVh, how it I*. ------■—and — —EXTERTAIXIMl ------- - '* *•* "C «” Ehsrc* fc? <u-u» *J1 KEPUBUCAN BANKER.u.elrara »b the spuntancuns npplausoof the vast 1 * AK?** , ri* • *'*• -■TASTINGS. .Ira Ira, .literal A-ulenn A.te.K.teH... j rc..nl«l >'l.l of ux! Vtll.gr, ' bated. IfeeemterlOih.iSca . . . YOU WANT IT. teen** U conl.Ii<*AM<r ------------------, felj"' ---------------- . i ; ■ ORIK1 MT, >M1I|V new Miri BMrul<Et<<ti«*»j In tot anti MtipWdesign Circml Court Cm lissisa. tthnnt *>l —kind, «ntor-work, t. NXtviKB, edxtoxu. I Quite a luuidiable mistake occurred in ; ntata —.- —nf— n_, in »fo —. I mirt.se <*xurrcu in OA1Uf;x ugciURU C.AUUEX, t* tte FHU.P. ta UJK11 XRlX *a i | Vomeatie Aaiawb, .-------_ , ,----------------------------the rending of Gyv. Wisner* nii-*»agc ■ lhe Ull< firi tf fUMrud, nbnat ab-mt • IfomeWie Auimta., ]I -==z |3jp Internal Im^rovenwel Lands heretofore,: blessings of liberty to oaraelves and our ; State*, now threatening rebellion, shall *ugb» to tcadi us great care and caution. || posterity, do ordrin and establish this have returned to their loyally to tbe naGmatitu tinn, for tho United Status of timial coustiUiUtm and guvurument, and ‘ to obedience tu tbe laws, then no doubt immeeiK* advan- ' America.” ; Il is true, that th« State organlxatiaus the State will be willing to do towards I were availed of fi-r tlie purp<wc of ratifi- ihem, not only that which is juri, but alcation ; but it was only as a convenient so all that is generous. 1 know very id<a ___ -■ - a 1. ____•< fearall •* I fe. I.H in ,tlie l.fe ' militia,’ and appro- ■_ at... J well, it .. ia feral. Mid1 I... by ...ralfef... eminent men i Gut, IIsulkt & Tiie Dsxdjf Tiijl-This c pending.‘ahi «« IHiH/io cotitim New Advertisements. Ix-gida ! . | ture to provide, in nil rate*, by a direct 'tkmist* of tho slave State*. I recommciwl yoaat an early day to I U1| the payment of tho same, while “”k" C-llenran «•» | Oorater Bhlr nxran.nrad. thepptee irtorcacci thia Suite m tho two Houses of P4*’*.''’'folding ull appropriations, ।Gingrrea, and to tho country, that Michi gan ia toy al to thn Union,the Constitution ' not imperatively dentmidv-d, uiflil tbe । rwith thia dcuumd, accompanied by ley Merel.r, Jt,.M,IMl. threat* uf violence and war. For mysolf, THE jkwT I wilt wait until the cotton States repeal their unjust and uncunxtilultooal laws, . . . . , , M,-,-,pp,^ra p^ Ibeordraraee wbicb consign to imprisonment dtixens of tlw Free States, visiting their porta on J,, .feferf,.!. tetele. by • r«<; of M busine**, and guilty of no crime, nnd by fejIS. So, ecenrdlngto Buebsnep ■ me. which such citixons citizons are sold into Into hopeless w. .neyra.ell count MWra.ppI slavery. 1 will wait until they ccaso to murder and maltreat innocent dUxcns efrom ~~~ *the L* * ’ -**- without ------Ji is claimed tn bo stated upon author­ North, even•*— tlie --------forms of a trial; until the freedom of apweh ity that Wm. U. Srwakd has been tendnnd of the press, guaranteed to us by the erad, and has accepted, the position of Qmstitutlun of tho country, restored a-y. is ------------Secretary of State under Tjmcolx. in tlw Southern half of the Lr.ion. ;md until the reign of terror and mob violence Tho N. Y. Triivut karna fixNh by (»e or two commissioners to have order to form a mqrc perfect union, cs- •• over. good authority thnt Goa. Pickens, of When the madness which rule* tbe Sooth Carolina, has written to an officer charge of all the roads. The experience 1 tabiito justice, insure domestic tranquil! i •4 tbe State, In the diapeailion and sub i! ty, provide for tbe enmtnon defense, pro- ■ hour ia past, and treason has been rebukstMUial wasting of J>e 500,000 seres of'! mote the general welfare, and secure tbe|ed and crushed; when tbo Southern high in rank io the U. S. army, who is a mwteted by tU««uua- bettlcmcct can be made witbu j^rfc^StaKl® fundaniental law, and are within its granted powers. If tbo Congre** shall nsnt*u power* not granted, then the injUrca parties must resort to tbe Courts for redress. But the Conatitution of the United States of America is not in any sense n compact or league between indcpendent aovcrqign States. On the contbcru may be danger, thnt among so trnry, it Is a foundation of government large a number uf CutnniisaiuQcrs, the established by tlie people of the United fund may be uoucccssarily etKmat-heii :States, aa a whole, perpetual in its char■pon by expeuaes <-f the commissioner*. actcr, and posaesring nil the elements of 1 recommend to you to consider whether soverrigu power and nationality. This the work might n<* be more economical-'[ ia plain from the instrument Itadf, and ia Jy, and still quite as well dune, either by j fullv stated by tlie preamble, ns follows : a single cumm'msiuner for each road, or |! “\Ve, the people of the United State*. In j s^tketnm of $3,000 cfoccd a most lMHw6cial by.jppviitg tho money at hom 7Iii» aftrtimon at 3 '-'rioik life . w-rtiw. <“«fo eCtM/ddst^slsh nation, and our people indivisible, with a administer the federal government 7”— ■ to timo «uch fact* a* maybe required | Thra I. fee reel quoe<te. end fee raly for fee raferad borar, fee." ! lb, Buii.. 1,’?^ &te.1,, coruiiitm government, and common inter cal*. South Carolina is still a State uf -v;.ra..r.Wd by .ter Soper,,. bod..,. tbo Union in spite of bcr ordinance, and tered by m.jorUie. oreb.lt . no. or.. '“"P1- lo "Wle ,k' bJ 1 tertel do.... <be Site llotevnd^r r ber pctqilc cannot bu abwdvsd from their ’ • • obligations to obey thu Gmstitatiua and be constructed to be ruled by minorities, mcitta, it finally pasred the House, by a^ tlw protenoe of the two llisuas of riuTho people have, in a constitutional uud * vote of 103, to 62.- Mr. Howard will of I* - — laws uf our cnuHnon country. ! I-rgi.Uture and a Ur*c etauMurec of dtb If there is no right of socosaioo, still, it leg*! manner, choseo an eminent citiren '|euortt be chairman, and tbe cuunjry will ♦. j^-n-, gnve ample evidence of- the bctwfitsj •»«**»••**»«• »e?«nrca»cr, tWrmnrar as^-a is Mid, there Is a right of revolution of the State of Illinois, President of the ! . ... .. .„r,V’*tb ~~ 7” » i’"’"*’. Ualted States, and tho South dcm«u»d , W . r * *” ani’ a"J ।• «flfclt ’"l linvra been sfeoj^y town .wnfenrl ra.rair.,r«-«wl..u*.kn.ftl.ra-n -l-y । . JA I .feU-yX'ZCV '* ngninsl unbearable opprosvioo. Grant it, that we slndl repent of it **° to ‘ H>r cmmt.-y t <xcu. . t| M . munifirevec uf U m- State. Tby boys )4 listed, December SI, 18**. jMMVMeC^rv»vi tbi* ia not tho country in which to deny Tiiat oel.lus brenfeccomplished by B { pying high ofKtal atatiun. Ix< the ex-! o Bc£«n4____ sang a'great'variety of ------- r— that; but it ought to be a revolution _ f th® -_______ p _ e___ ___ .Jy of' ------------------------------- :■ * went through ' ’ ’’ * j '------------------- Gnardtaa’s Bale. oyaintt, and not in favor of oppression. lawful majority, and it is demanded that1 uninatfoti come, even though, men in pit-ci-x, and with Various 'Kixrr ms0, lblll ;h,re It mnst be justified by such clesr and un­ we give «p\^e gnra "prteple „r free . Ugh cxeretecs calculated to drinraMtaW tta" _ !« UWf deniable nets of usurpation' ns will justify FZteTo”■«> ‘-V benefits"oTtlbu sjriefir3>tt dwrihiriic-'4b• , R'rrarat t«. licrnw Bi.d' 1* tUs oira^* rebellion before tbo civilised world. Of ... . I- . 1 srantol lame by the t’rutolr Court for lite event* whnl acts do the alavchitiding States Wu arc satisfied with tltc Cbnstitutinn of I • bu4> they arc subjected. . ' i i •ntarrr. «> il«- ±U4at nf Ortoi.-r. !■*». | Aaii* • Senator Bailey, fr»nn thin Discomplain I In what have they been op our country, and will obey tho law* cn- y bV?» pressed What right has Ireeii denied to acted under it, and wc must dem.m.1 But j trk-t ha. boro a-rigm-d the rirnrrmimshifU <cru mgdo ltJ Pfl4 (jo^orr, Gw»eruor, them? We have bad abundance of elo­ 2ir’1£feW tel.-Sfe rafeTkte- ! ” c"ra'"'"“ of ’“IT"” E'lw°- Dhir. tel M,. Step-, or O- '"-' ; quent speech from them, nnd endless <mt-.lra»te U prteted end fee imp.ra.te, p.«U..».- ' fc .fetetera. general comphunt uf aggressions upon them and their rights. But tfo charge la*, must be enforced in all prt* uf fl ! LsprerentaUcc Bkvmk*. wo n -t«\ u on , bn., ,lf lh<me- v.nwfrta andiHvndftJ -w<li 5-rth*#tagals.umw Tbo Fresideat u the com mitt re on Intern.) |mpr.n-«mrota,! nMM.y ,.f lbrm wi,h,Mll prMlh, and Q "*d *'***’’' ?*.’£. ____ still "lacks specification. I deny tho at whatever cost. wholo iudiclment. There have been no ^-••r.i-o.ra.oir.bra^^^ >.n. -crate. q such nggruMdon*. No right of theirs has . . . ,. , e«»«»ld gindgc the amnll piilnnci? tliat ha*, Estate of Homer X. IIwriterbeen dented or refused tu them by us.— re volution, and revolution, in die overt i UU'smg, anuarj 4 ), &u . fo-.-i, oppropriatn] i.i the buiuane purpose ( qt.VTE <»F MtciilWAX, Itarrr <’.>«stv. •*. Our Personal Liberty law* . furnish an act, i* treason, and must bo treated as I Tlio federal government ban the i iiufa» Nrvrta Tbe two Houres-uf. ,.f tbrjc l,ny« frmn theJutanta uf' J."-” 5," example of no such denial. They were mb. -- ->-C— i «.—.*• > I a------- .* ...I . . I —S-1-.------------- > a. ivMi.Mtein« V. . ” '. 1 ’• MHttar«.UWrii .t '•>. ««es’i. enacted lor tho protection and safety of ---------»’laMnltoKMt IfcamdraiU . Ite Ughkun«urw4 <« „,„1 |„.i(, ,fe.„ feral puraur will be r.crorad fe fe.- ,t fe. llul.l time, Ik. laemlmr. W'fccbl 1U, free cilixens of the State against kidnap­ •lo.oeL It u > u.wMirara of w.r fe.t fe. ■ ', ................. ... ,. -.M.mi.fe fe feo SUU .ml » t„ ,1. j a. ...... .r Hsmer It, W. »WBryJ pers, and with no view of defeating the meodintt Sulm bravo to look ta Ike fce. " •« •••«•*. *»J •■» , bk-.<lr.Sno tkrmM.H T............................. ^feStfe, .~tut.e Ae raWfe reclamation of actual fugitive slaves, nn- tte/X ihtak fen*, fen poemMp... tr.diuj' anitfilhip »lir pefltfaa, «hA» trriS™< -I 'b- Stele Gotemmee: U. , Tlx-en.»J .trfnfte'-rtekM flUtMIne.; .QU. J. mfxiTSl <i< r tfo law of Congress. Tb it Jaw is so by J. IlMiUy. ptvjteyr, fc.r rvrtda tertipMimment can c.n be be disrupted .Iferuplvi pe.-wefully, peaetfulle. Im™ fell) ’.-I tke citt'nMllall ol®.. of of h<in»r home-su.1 entirely wanting in. the usual safeguard*i eminent , rat m MMlafc e«l the city'dhtil all places, n»JTiatr’be o________________ _____ ______ have read history to no pui|>os<*. The From Against abuse of ite provisions, that,tliqrc From the the metuugea mcMagcn <4 <4 the the present present and nnd profit were filledJaw dispensed, awd quiet» ----- of r it^kiug ■ - —- • - sons of the mqj wbu carried arm* in tlw- retiring Governor whieb I forwarded to is constant danger again rule* the hour. N. •>< , cover --- ---------------------------------for the most nefarious -------------------practice*. — wrff. | yra ^radey. dforara .1.1 . 5 I , ll«-<>ffic Michigan is a sovereign and independent orhment, will not h citato ty mOs equal | wWtf of opinion C'»U between State, ami bcr first nnd highest doty ia to Most |d«eply , thnaotwo function*tics with regard to the guard the right nnd lifortics uf ber peo­ sacrifice* to maintain it. ple. ‘This she boa sought to do by the must wo doplorc the ununturnl emitest.— । true p-ilicy of the State with respect tu Hr..; .;-, MARY, <l.u; aw* in question. It is altogether her On fe. bred, vf fee item> .fe, pfew.k. । epp.-rt,,;,,.. fur p„b|io unprerterau. Striker, sgrd J J war. * * , own affair, mid with with all due respect it, must rest the responsibditv. In swell ■ J.r \. . a oantest the God of battles tat* no «ttrirv,,nn« R"Tfrn<ir recomtm orl. liberto the.Stalt-s of the South, she docs not > taitc that can take aides with the revvlu- | »l •ppropriatiaM, advising tbe _ DONATION VtKlT. .We-rftT Wpiestdl to say f ibem. whh ww U|< | , ■ raafeTtu ' heretical .IntT, mcli»« "rarferan-. I. y.b-■ ~ !>•;*r l<i *nt>JMr, ; ‘ft ta ffiltd W ilh u are ureetHnl - fafiiHuatian, .retr Wat -I. I. - Fr.|Wra.| fe fe. _ ing oflhr rail menufefeurra oF lite Bule, .UH, fe rafefe.. -------ferae. feera,. i „ b, hu . {J-™™ !' I ra.yk.fete y ,-,.,' fl,r „,.h iofc,u,_ j buH„ „ ! by n,feulc „d fe “ lhj onc hundred bushels to each inhabitant, I mdb. Tbe officer replied that he could It is •aid that tho tnob is getting tho start of tlio authorities at (Iwrleatuo, even de- mnnffing tbe money of the wealthy cili- iuonrHIr. -S-JI !“5 *“■ t?. which gave the people of the Pcninatilar State tbo most salty appearance of nm- xidurs people that over the fight ui Iteavcn shorn: sp«. Gov, Wisner informs us that Urn At­ torney Gehoral has commenced n t.t&rt ±i.’; fore­ *«• closure of 11m! uiortgngn against Hazelton At Co., stating that the mortgage covers L) 10,000 acres of land ss shown by *b-1 acne hh country better elaewbcre. SXTriAL NOTIC T^; IfiUrminfl i* an extract Ur,„n./^.rarai.«. several ctxmtws fa which three lands are ' situated, and nXain exprreras tbs bvfief Ur - o- • . • ' rear tome Btfdc bctw, tw ultimate Ions. , YOT* CMIMIRKJV __ f Gqv. Blair speaks it) strung term* of ’ condcmnatinn of tho financial acta of tbe ! udhw’. * *• ar It i* stated that Mr. Lincoln has i late State Taeowrew, declare* that Im boa I offered JImiry Winter Davis, of Balti- f reason to bellcva'that h* w« ctefitnlter lo ! Uwta^tajMaaA <d it.”* more, a scab in his Cabinet. Tbe^Legls- the State to quite a large atnwnf, and'' ^inm» <7’ibr > nf 4. el liberty laws arc now icowr l.W mlntarv force of ! Ths ... rara/.H. 7i*?,uftik.8^, it the s atge »- Wfow The Constitution < era brigand that judgment will b« cor-1 enujumk 1 | boh)«~ «t tfo newly dwtod '. (. ffhifera V. fell rarani.fi- I 5. tiring adnimatraliua, aud lutuim-uring ‘ tfX~<4sr| l^’-W*' *’Mid^e Ci,a*rt’ �■J1-1, ■■Wfdj.mil - "■ •-7*.’ VUE (WJXJT A* rPRPA P ATTAK i ivTmrTvn. 1. ixnr • GOQDJiOODS, utt JToral$Risrrllanrtnj. TH*T fFAH ' ■ HARDWARE! ’ • WOOD THE TEST OF TRAMS, ; : Y ShfefeArfl L-*T°Yr,"to<<o ', And tcriimonlris. new, and almnot withmti njaiin. ihH-faf W-od S Mair B matters of interest are W-Muj REF O R Nl crowded out nf our psper this week-— i After the DiBoa trial is disposed uf we 1 hope tt» give oar readers more of the in­ ‘ HASTINGS teresting and outRlng mws erf tho day. Abrjcji New-TorkBeirtTtoBirtftiftrMn ud Is.- -. KriTABUHXKD l<fe donation VtlFr. We arc* r»*(acste<3 tu say flat there wifrtei <r.bati.d> Vivi f..rtbvberelltof Iler. Kkuhtn GutMi nfa lha f ara—gi, : HARDWARE STORE, STILL LIVES In this village, bh Wednesday uflentooa And evening, Jnnuary 23d, 16G1. All the friendv uf Mfr Gla*1| nud all interested j ’ Ih the Cause In which lie is engaged, am respectfully invited tn attcMd. THE New AKB NOW AT THE HEAD MAP <H. Jiahsoiind- Barry <wnitai m now Hr iiienit,' ready to deliver. Jfcibscrilicrs, when go­ ing aw»y ftam.k'nia wHi du its a faror Settlement can bo Blade withuol being required to-chll again. Gwl, YlawlrrA Straub. Ths Dillow Trial.—This case is still prarfiiig. ahi is IlkMyio continue the en­ tire week. I tell you'thal opos'mt n-loru lo tbe Stale of Indi­ ana. my more ea.ua) ac<|iiaiulancra were not ao nmeh at a loan to (iiaevree lhe cau-e of the ebonite Jn my appesraser, aa my more loumtc acquam- The own was opened Tues­ day irf last week. < »n Thursday a jury waa rippanntafctT, cMtditihg uf tbe f<>|. — Ell»:iri 311 I’hstrplaec, MaJeumb u. SutltcrlanJ, diaries EuaL New Additions psyaicatM is the country, bei. recririnj no aaanrancea from them that aiy hair could again be rr•turrd, I ««. furred to become recvticUcd lo tuv Cale, uutU. txtunafriy. in lhe latter part of lUc rear 1*57. your llratoraiire waa reeouiendcil to hian, lldM.-ftir While, Adam Spnftnhle-, Francis Hidden, Sleplten Duster, Ira S. Bigelow, David Jurdun, Aseph J. Bum- dolUra' worthol Realoralire, aud aea result, have a rich coal uf very aofl black U*ir, wbicli no muu- We intend ti» publish the testimony It ia very voluminous and our readers may have to exercise pa- *iri»i-e itrwaiting for it nil. We intctal to publUb a portion id it next week and tbe balance the week following. IHDX. NTKEIS NAHA MlUa OR- CILAR ft?-Our rcadt-i* may remember a and Ch«».CVT SAWS, COOPER, and CARPEXTER TOOLS, by us sutne BROAD de NARROW AXES, GLASS, weeks eiiwr, wfrfrli referred ifudJeulallv KASHL ami BITTY, BVILDEUS’ guild I>ialugue ptililisbcil tu thnt ulauticlr tild Jiurnnl fir the Farm, <ianh-u. and Hnoiw'lnild. pnMrsberjs card now npjH-ars 'l*hi- iu our ud- vertealng bMuiudo and wr rvcunimeiid all our reaJira, wbcllwr residing in oaiulry nr vilfegr. tu respond We feel jputc Mini lltal I ho dollar it cimts will Inrelftmtfiit. •* When yon write f irtt-pfcaae any it was npm our rcvoni- niepilaiuat. aud we will tirat nntu|»*r <rf BOISE TRIMMINGS, COOKING, BOX. and PARLOR STOVES, uf ev­ PAWAWLS, ' Tin- l.AI>IF.'S MEDICAL F1IIEXIV And the Physiology .of Mnrringe. A woik on the eausr, rytaptnens. and treataxn! of all complaint* peculiar tolt>e*«r, na umrvugo, it. dntie*. abortton and It. rc-rita, -.n ehildrtw; their ill., and on fbe prer cut tern uf cuncejvlwn, with Invaluable In.tnWtivtia to tb«n oa aitMcHs of a private natsre. Fncd «3 dent.. ' ’ The GcBlknruF MM leal foupaRfan. mate cmapUai.*. m>iu» aud *r«.w*. Itei'WaHfeeffrrl cure when all other remedies fail, intfdp . , rretmu. sill far found m lU Luck uf each. Fu¥-‘ lie opwAan. vccaiials, a.inlricr» of ibo mbrnL , awlolfaera. oill atneuxtben their timea aad ita. pone ll.air I, **■, .•/■•Us .a tXriT Priceregta. . ... i a* Tbo alioea articles see sold he >11 Ibo dadh-''i era in llaatiuEaasd bv all lhn.-p.ta ibrowrlMA £> Ihr I siledAaira. (Unadaa uJMalk AuAioa. t\DZU3<fUT **• 1 •. ;rt<. haoM SZaJST1' l*u" ‘k'.»e»u, anmUE i rcenres. 1 PsicTiau.CaawiM*.Albany.>. T. Kuhl at DMliuptyJ. p, RagerU A Co.. iMk " ,• f 1 /.nf vend a (leant. aadbj&aJeraceerysfe-H. I'aliserltruihcta, Trati-llngAgcuia. ■ T*aT* ri.lfUW'V Ofee*4?D M fee . I An experienced Yursc ami Female Physician, prrarute lo llic attention of imilLci«j>)rf-r the 20:l> vidom ^if ). tkta, SOOTHING SYRUP, MOT *.<!«»»;» ■». Int ./M._ |UM*yk reU'af which wo will Sell at Hard timer Prices, for Reade Par. guarantee you /.m ,:»:■? A' -fi^e; HOUSEHOLD AND KUIM, Plantation nnd Kbop*. also n>»nu!»Hsr» Copper, Rrua. Rheet trwa Tin Ware of any Bad everv «h.pe and desertp yl'/rtrnf/Mf’rf'eA uLwL iudicau-s bln’tttjtt ,tb all rixiii rnx«iei.iv. ery style and description. \Ve have received the gisal satisfsrtion. “‘the BOOTS. SII0B3-*XU«iUTEKi- skill in Ibc prtxliM'iivn uf as wvndrrful an article. I here recommended ila n»e to many of my friend* •nd arquaintancea, a I*. I am happy lo inform you. arc ■•ln| It w»fb like rffri-f. \i-rv rvapcctfullr ronra, ’ A. M. 1.ATTA. Attorney Cm! Couuarilurat Law. And Primtr Adviaev. - lUpul.Ul. J!ei»dway . and auld by <11 dcalcn A bmA for Ibe old and voowr. rtnhearfbg’ 1hr lbr»uxb>Mii IU hnehL I'atoologv. Pravt ntian aud rare of ell dHWoos <• Tim Reotutmric i. i-wf up in lUttles »f IJitae ' L'rtnary and ricxunl Orgsiw, van . a iui/q votes riles, vis : lerg,-. medium, and >mall; ibe email of ad>>ce and eimiiM-t, »t»eli A. to lie found tu On 1 holds k a pint, aud rt^slx fur cue Iwisr a bottle; utlierwoik. PncVlucents. the medium imtd» at tenet twenty per cent more THE (JL'IIHLANDHUARD fa proportion Ilian Ibe Muail, retail* h-r two d>J I ar* a Lot lie; iLr arjp’bold* a ipiarf. (> ]x-r emt ruor.- in |in>|>art;»o. and n-tail* lor fa Ix-tllr. 0. J. WOOD. Proprietor. 141. Urcuuiway. Xcw York, and 111 Marart Klnrrt. Si. Lonis, Mo ' Amt Add by all godd Drnggi-M and Fancy GtxnI* Lis invitallun t<» Irjfdba Ayricullariit fi«r a year. ulv. with adrice ami dlrvcllbas for eaiv, ffdyftwa »< >.t an wlica Mtodlug formhirraili be domed lu ftirnuddax mediciura to the P<H-’L. In all C0«w tm-dicin<-* eon be acut by null dr ripH-n* if derirrd Hci<d for <«e or mure of our Works wad judge for y onnrlves. _*foopaWuLcd alike uuirniary, to aid dhoee pfonatiuon ot ihocaiMoe. nyrqjtuun, diet, bathing and excreted. Price 30 ocuti. . leyj Isahtti, Wilh'tsmn, Adam D. Strung. heatjy entire. iGS. Striped and Cheek Shirtiitga, Den- 1 is, Cottonndcs. Satinettcs, Kentucky ' । KTTRAXSAll Ktnur.'i Ugyaier. XoUa Co.. lad- Fs f»awO?lWMd:_______________ iMsrl<lr:-lar i-xts •of lie 'o**lf*L Winle altmuliSf d qaaicd the very hot antUcuias al Hie lewvvt dCMioneiLaw ScLooUf lot tta the Slate ot New York. ntea tax hair, from acanae iinKuvon lu me. e-mo»enThese medicines »lr | reyted in tick owl LAWcod falling uT edy rapUly. m> that in lhe abort narwav. under lhe carnof aide CfowrioU. and pro apace ofisx wunilm. the a Udo uppor port of jnj tbo tm>»l rt-Uabic known tu science, iaalmliug rit aoalpwaa ehnMi catirob bereft uf ila entering. i)»e recent diacurcriri*. ■awd mtpth.aif tbe remaining ihitIiou* upon tUc;i To ril-addretoiag by torttr. ewtalnfog fall ao•idea andbael -Jxrt ul my heed aheHly attet be- by-living the mopey at Lome, ao that -•2w not cmiy at Om la4noery bat ta ail psHsuf tbe cSmuwyiHun and Puluinatry foiytsIpTs.TiP • "tain sad oliwJ food eaMlr«<oU(|»clf UK-Mirpisrcdaotar.. ----- —11. that »te Uud to the -a »iii5 wo.1 TJUbMQaanxa <>a Cooking, trieing, PrcMHing. How t* Flairt and wteal i< I* farei to KsJari -Uu tocun- animal*,advice to House KvcperMFarnw, and Mechanic*. u» * 1'1*' eu^-ne yrf- inter.!.Price Si •»•«*. Worth *1G to any oe.e. THE CONKVMPTlWw HOOK. For lb<»e who aneb well Awn Hnrt a< ful disenac, a full dr»cripl»mi uf ail Ibe feturda used ful IP with it cartfld rtsUnncr.! uf tbe p-en’i • v '«1 For Children Tcrthiug. who vuiiocnlre Which gtrrllr f.ieilitafr" the procrua of teething, by ■■■ftruiue itir gnm*. rwlur.ug all inCsmaU t.— Will allay aU y*i.'-i and sps.mmltc octloll, and ia volume. J! sltHlhl UnWItH: COOKING STOVES Mima lag I ii.istiigj'. jyrirc Qlurrrut. of wlrtirtr, enipUead oa the fore, *c„ <c.' across »T is Trio L*vg: factor ;uu »uCi-r iocu damage. '« bud-' *nJ Ta Fcw.i«» who waal.alrc CUMtn,and rems-deis kr I rrogul.ritiee, -OfotruaumajU' I KerTo«’ AtrecObwb, KdmM cindoD, »r»pcr*M. CoaaUphtMB. D«U*« bwta, llfM-nlrrr. Intlj-irut I t>a*nm»CMM, S«rdfwlull« Tilrbelcnloala, XAtt luKSt* Ni-merriru.inon, Ml.ltri. CblorfU, Ur* cr cornplolnt-, Chraaic HeaRnelm.i Rhenmali.m, tnlcnaitleat Fevers, fee. Q iaa.iT Dmoivcar.—Anuincite mo*t important •II the grvat medical umen cries af tbi» *««• r be cuusidi-nnl tlie sratcui nf tMTinsiion lor teeti.m of timdl Pu>. tlx ( hepta.he P>H for ■relief of Hmdachc, and thr use ut Qidniuc tor • doad AMadUef.n l 1U evwj- fl Mli«rLf“cnnua*iS,u .......... ..................... ,—prevention cf Fevers, either uf which la a <rf*cn>rnlaiui,et>n*unipiive, oihI diaea*c<l rvnditluu -arc tawflKe. wbtve l»-n<feewJII be eipeneneed AaytMute geuabstiiqraay at- Ibt^ovemm,. I i, .-..mplsisl*. <.ao 1i tu whom a tmruewo* offqxiw< ouly brlligs miffer- by soft-ring humanity lubgbmr their discoverer* ed UoBIMMiiM ite-krnwiaaptefe | <hr« dolters , P™’ i ng sad parer ly. To oacii a e wi-ulil »n.v airio. ‘ aro forgutliu. nr upMMh.niM.^rrieatMw M0X>.G^«yi aud we will send y«<i irrfi'rn>ati«n of a »uic, wrjl- __ . tested, and net er feilfug Finn Kxvrrk. ’ ' rv-__ __ -..7 ZJ... d. L m,» itedJ, ‘ t-iF" Dhl y»a over bare the Fick HoedaOW*— XI < K>M- a*lC *»»«. to nny one appl. tog for lllc tbrubbiag letapte*. tbe fe THE domxil. OF MFJlICAL UEPQRM,.,, ,«««d bn>< thel.v.ii.inM .nddisgu.t at tbesight titaiLr-hnllHinltf.d nanew aiu! c^itafafo «*rf<nalf Mow ta.tallr unlirm, wmeAx Um. Sta-rmstothrai-or beadnid Werinrw*. Tbceaaae. rfeds and care,ahoahvUn,awfat dCrcte, 0c On *11 oilier diaeas't «f lhe fe-fadl 'ilrsana, a /aU erpiaanlioa af Ibe. mlgin of tjyp*.dia*..ibei Dysentery and Dinrrbas In children, whether it srtace frvoi teething, or any other c^aer. We siniM esy lu cvef? nitdhcr wl.* ku> a ebihl eufferinz from anr bf the for> goitui disease*, du nut let your pnysdice*. or tin- prvjuilirc of uibers. slaii't <--..isen row and year suffering ehtld err S&ECUL XOTICES fntl direction* Air nriugwill aeoompan reach butride ar<p(>«r. Sold Lr liruggulf ibrongbput Jibe ■ Principn1|OQicc4.I3 CeMnr At., fl, T. On the Liter. Heart,fta-aiacii end Fktn< On Feande Complaiiiia. ’ t ml r­ On tlx rariotw Sduola of mrdiciaop. On tbe mode*af Trewtmrat now PrariwcA On lhe Faiee Treatment of Diaraasa. " \ • On fbr wfeoi- * of M- ibefne. Os Wat. Kie- nesird AbbUmm ■ « h *, lime tlw Fbyaicmii riiunld be. < Bow lo IM’ent 1’ngnancv. Andsaaav ribeciMage. Beatt sod ................... TLia Juwrwal should be ia Ibe hand* uf ,«r<ryi« “.■XJaus'v. D.tfn.'CTirf isgwr n.I . j; o :< z ?.. > n :< CLOCKS; CLOCKS! I.OCK^feZiXXelylAdQlZ Ag tod »u hour Cfbeka fur .ale cheap at a - । IS now in succitmiuT operation, ready In unchecked bi»rre.re, rcea whew ad T ... J Dyeeatevy. eenbrtaadl omaeialinr, ewd to do anyhNMtaitdf! *-»» •» maMgiisaL thceBbcte «*—«. boas s^m M1MV1ACTVBEIS' WD JtlKEKS’ in'as goATbrSl^Ald n prompt ns $hy 1 «** . TO flpXStimVES , otln-r HUB* HMH>r «y.t'tkerM«.W . . t And those aflieted whll •VKPflWiU. e iMWWLS DjtfllbriN, u.,. . ... •ox,.. MKZRT UMGME. FFVtRAAUCK, ofibrir Mlfa* Ikuaiiig tuaawd khe MH j«xa uf h Krst Rate MILLER, CUMTIPATMfX. *■ Craton Ambrotype', TigncUo 4nibn>ty nc ; ilvJalnbAyye; B|AicrcptVjk-■ Murret Aittlini^ pr, Ncilugrapbic; F«rl AtnLrpvpc: Qratuneotal ‘ ■ pt - Wperial 'Amcj ’R/incy'ii Am-, ype; Double \ . . _4m]»nrtyi' > A.ND oonrra done ta onll I snd rrwbo IO saiMirfem, »u . . __ __ ____________ »».v wen bn Hemad a thariMag Nyawp, fcr it T-rdT^l o*r i^.1 bet" i^r'^Jberilh. 'll rurr* Vriudodie. dfroeutary, diarrlMre, and te ■ Dwun. Oiarrrau, Xtorota Jhatunv, a mJ Fa­ t Msua.CusrLAixn.Aad tu Lnpoo every I Cod will aend for Onpy a. it will eml a I tfoaec dx»M apply Wfoech la too/I» I'rwoerijdmu* are used 71 ^Wgthtto'wUijfen <t art prepared to do the dfll.' 2" ' itteb thwii , j V IVOOD 4 ORAN7. . ’ * ad’Sicturairif Debased friend, copied as gawd - - - - ---- ■ r. U- * �SAVED! ISAAC C. N. BAILEY BOLTWOOD & GRANT DRY GOODS ON LOW PRICES BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., ASH Come and See!1 grass, snd prttenta the nearest resem­ blance to tbe horse’s natural footing—the earth. We hare never had a diseased foot since tbe introduction oi sawdust in tb* stable, bow some pars sine*. Hor ms bedded on uawduat arc also freer from dost and ataina than when on ordinary litter, (simply because the sawdust is a better abaorbent, perhaps,^ and testify their own approval ol. it bv frequently n»Hingand ly ing down fcr hours in the day. It bas'also the recommendation of being uneatable—an advantage which all lo entrge of horses with tbe habit of con­ suming their litter will readily admit— Being free from pungent amelU which is apt to aecompanv straw, (unless very scrupulously kept.) It to innocent to weak eyes, and its slight lurpenlino odor is rather a sweetener than otherwise. It makes (when converted into manure) the best possible foundation for hot beda^tnd, unlike stable manure, forms no harbhr of refuge for vermin. Pine saw dust ia tbe best, and oak the worst, as the latter | turns black Ort-M. Mum.««3o, Call and Settle -v^ekSt KeraUae OU *a< LMr*l E.tt offer-J >» €mX«n«r-Wrt ,111b. «>H uprttw tbu <• suit purchasers. P.-irticutar aUooteote paid to filling or­ ders from Huttings and vicinity, and satisfaction guaranteed in every case. —Th* biflhtet market pries always CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, «£» tfwCTiRh the natural channel. of tte Sod v In tba tawMMp'rf Yankee Spring Alsor Twt Dwelling Houmb, Waai. riMtotatort-WacaUetoaa, In the* ViUngw af Haetingi. Title* to all of these, IxtnmrvAMx, and banting t broughthe akin iu pimples. eruprtom, rtmrted Mfid Oug^h in the rein* ; dcanie it -^7°?- %tf-js, ’siSs! ‘j mm wnsre myanxmar u.«oruc» wwwsm patffor PitSoce, ."1 'it Terms Easy. ISAAC C. MOTT, Jcftraoa 8t.« doora Eart of Balti. Creek Bootc, Italtle Creek, Miefa. November tlrt. isdO. »<rr21-tf don't nn if you uttirr jury for thm xw rr nit ixnatar. tampasDs aa» tamer wOb, the saputeUon of arcompUrtunz dwaa end*. But die world has bncn agrauioudy deceived by preparatian, of it. partly because die drug alone hai not all ths virtue that ia elaimed ta . pritaaiRng _ --- -----------------------contain but Huie uf tbe virtue of THE CORD, CAUSE SOON TO BEAL ■sdidtoeharn frow tte .yrtem, ev«T tMnt of BeraMa, Wbrtbav hereditary or oCbcrwtoa. That THE AHEBICLI BRCRUIT THE DEBILITATED. and iterr I. no disease of the Rtomach and Bowel*, tbe liver, tbe nervema ayatom. Ibe akin, RleDd* or jMctaa, aaiaixa raoa iwrrmvias or rat axooa aim MK»muM, in which they do notrivs prm>F< reKtf. and. (it admini.tered before the very cilaZTrf life baa been invaded.) •/«# » peufau and n^taTmind that tteSCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE Bl-OOD Pii.LH are ri.dor>cd by tte I.lrtaaa.lf tteaaaadnof l.rrnj; wiinoare wire, intetasa, aMavito, medical Wort... and by word We have piles of S II E E T 1 N SHIRTINGS, STRIPES, TABLE CLOTHS. DIAPER, TOW EUNG, and all kinds of domestic goods; alao BROAD CLOTHS, plain aod fateiy CASSIMERES, Linen Drilling*, !*■« ims, F. M. (bteimcrvs, TWEEDS, aud ovary kind of GOODS fur Men and Boys’ Clothing which we offer at EXCEEDINGLY LOW FR1CES. Oto M.artwn« ot BOOTS A BUOES ot nU rartettea. Lad'” Utata, Ocuto Uaitara, dAfeed Ties, CacU,Ac_, CAN’T BE BEAT. । Biowd i’ln., 25 cento per box, or b base. We hare a Sue'variety of M eel tar. Ladies' Bead Dr. Roback's Spwri.l Notters and Mira. pwbUrtted in a sutupicwoui cart of SLEEVES anf roller., CbusobeUa, Grata shirt Irk. time to litre. D, RoteekVNH Itoaoms aud CeRara. and every kind of WHITE GOODS; alao Ho»iery, mere rtyto alGloves and Mitu, Donnell., Ribbons. Dre.. Trinuninft. ale. Oeraooortmesi rfTabte and Fecks* Carter?. SILVER SPOONS, Port Moaria. «rep Skirt., SDttTS & SECIES', GROCERIES HARD-WARE TBX CHEAT HEALER OF MANKIND • • Mtrrick's Sugar (oate< Pills! wholx GOODS. upon it And we think we hare ground far bdteirtaf is has virtuas which are irr<--i»tible Sthc ordinary ntn of the di«ca.«« it to intendt» surr. bi ord^r to teturr <Wir enawdtte •racGration from the aretewt. (he remedy should be judioourty taken accMtliDg to dmxtuuu — W E ABE NO W ON HAND Frtee, *1 p«r Bottle । Six Dottle. Tor *X Ayer1* Cherry Pectoral with one of the LARGEST nnd1 BEST’. Ass*vla»euls , W. FAHXER, «SALE nnd retail derte Prora>ira*. P«»rk, terd ’Predocs bought .nd *oM 1 i I 1 HW IXAST, HOW RESTORED Jftt . A Lrcture !o« lb? Nature, Trrulmrat. aod nrt- ir«' r.r WILLIAM BURGHE -rURTTCE OF HIE PEACE. e) CouMtor at few. K.d Solicito ofltea^i Itaiiey'»iltock,(»p.telre - ... ___ 1._ <_ -X Ito. won faw itreir «nA a ni. arfor tte tare of every vilely of Throat and foiag Creupfotat. ttet *f DRY GOODS Ths Um axo Dowxs of Bcsixkki Lint.—A Jnerclrnnt of this dty, wbene net profits during the Crimean war amounted to at least otic limi(frvd and fif­ ty thousand dollars, passing safely thro’ the crisis of 1857, anti who was reputed n year or two since to be worth a quarter of a m'rflmo, failed a few days ag > with liabilities to the eatent uf two hundred thousand dollars, of which it is estimated , be wilt be able to pay only about fifty per cent. A few weeks since, a business man of Boaton, who heretofore has been remarkable lueky in ail his operations, made purelwaes of sugar to » very large BTEW ARRANGEMENT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ KATINS SALOON!! Do not be pot off fir mprinriplcl dexter, with other pecparstSMS they make t*MV («*» mi. Demand Arr.a-*. «t»d take no other.. The U.-k want lhe best aid there M for them, and they tlHrnW Jiareh. All our rrmemcssreftiraahibr ■ J. i‘. Robert < and Co-.aud by Jro^juii. genersAe. AND ivojtiD mmetf! BfCK PEOPLE, THINM! Ever shown in this AFTER WHICH, ACT J fa-ria* -wM> any rtroste diaew^- ifnwt MANH O OZ>. DB. J. C. Al’EB & Co. LOWliLL, MASS. _________ J. W.OXKLKT, OrHQI.EHALE sad retail dretar t YY fecturu »f lertb.r, fiodjo<* un p.^s„ - reft ••« tt—? —i mount, upon which his losses, it is esti­ mated, will reach al least sixty thousand iforTarx.— Tran/tr. ^ff-TsaaaxarACroaor nt. act. - ma Speaker Phelps, in bis remarks tn the House, uttered1 substantially the same sentiments, Gor. Andrews merenge- wil? not prob­ ably bo dfeiiversd till Satetaay, re1«■* RIJC’PT BOOR. SPRING & SUMMER FRANCIS ROWER, ,, JWAIL.KV •» Manufacturers at ire. steu- MEDICAL & TOILET , and has bwxpnr i. ■ •f evsry rnriety of tin nnd •te.i-iroa mre. |tow«r. Uta. StaM steret. D. C. I1VLET. Boston, January -Bd. BY soon. II lteyare*slpaMbylte Pita •f December. they will be left the secund day.—London Mr. Claflin niada a abort address on accepting the office uf President of the Senate, in whicli Im. said, vs hila' v* meet under cixcutnslsnqes auspicious iu our own Slate, a deep agitation pervades oth er part* nf our country, enuring every true patriot to feel tho greatcat anxiety. Disunion is attempted in some Stales because, as is alleged, !aw« have been passed iu others contrary to the Consti­ tution of the United States. Masaacliusetta is accused ol unfoithfulneu in this matter in some of her enactment*. Al though abc baa always been ready to sub­ mit to Judicial decision, and is no still, she has ever guarded jealously the liber­ ties of ber citizens, and 1 trust ever will. We cannot falter now without disgrace and dishonor. Whatever actron wc mny take, let as be careful of tbe nghta of others, but faithful to our trusts, that we may return them to our constituents uti- " Tte • Maaaachawitta Legiahttwra. PRINTS HOW." In I»rt of New vsntagM *ppeers to b* will st«t»* fisw-WlicB; _ mstion, its great nrpenurity over straw. It Is much riessrer and more easily ar­ ranged, and of omits* much cheaper al first coat, making in the end excellent manure. It is peculiarly beneficial to lhe few, aflbrdtog them a cool porous stuffing, R anbefitnte for the soil or earth we always find in the boofe of * horse At DRESS GOODS ,™a.r I. ra>,.ik t>..\ •ry-’i ■" rectly upon ft. pateta fd""* fa Hood, «h»» FBOBUCB. OB Tbaae l<*g credits w» can't gu "NO Groceries! ! BUY IOUE GOODS LARGE AID KAVTIFDL MOTT, fc m nairb* ft™> N" Tort ni Boston, bi* fell stock °f Market, which we are prepared- to wW at a small DRYmGOODS ! TEA OR COFFEE. * CIUVKENK, P1CKLSD TONGEE. fe TRIPE, ’ ttAMblNEK, dte. Will plraav. ertl at arerir opueate H. A. Gevte < rer'« Xtorr. al ll.e Sl.a.in- ^.laa. — — - advance from NEW YORK COSTS. /} I 51! I« 1 manufactured ftt>m eomi.ion salt,/* 1 W £X'2!-.TCte.'=r W mailer extaaetad in hAhmmi m to ptawes Bread, BtocaK and all kind. ot I aha. wubmil aantaining a panicto of n.SlS-V-X .TEtt,... OOrno^ Every psrtkte ul itaterelm. teOU B URITIXG FLUID Stacks of VERY CHEAP tjr HERRICK'S MATCH!.ESS VEGETABLE TAMILY PILLS have huredatod tte world with Mair Mpchritr UW «*• million of boxes are tai antar. rvfog «to eighty •«.. ___ __ -1 - - -■ ^..1 TU.. mare. KTtt S*a adrmuemrat on *d page. Wbteh ws offer in setts os wtltarwte* at BraHles, Wiae*> Gias Mi Scgars, VMM I Lev rifiVBE*. foda Water, be< >«T* to cali Ibe attentimi of tbe ritixmi of tba United Slaton to tbrir pare Wise* aud Liiy uurx. pul up uuder ih.lr can superriaion. for 7-Q MlfE TOVB OWN ROAP. with t-S Family and Mtdiciual aar, to MMVtod to 4Zb.t.bhinnrsitreconcesttra-/ Z A prettv but weak girl of aeveotoen, acit curtnmm. dates, Military and other public tbe tog^mr »f a widow' *f Rcekford^f4 bodlet., who require to patehtwe in targeaorfamnll Warranted Ooubta tbe strssglli teMtittes, in easin er brtUn, will be literally ordinary Fotaalb; p<i( up is enaa -l lb. recsotly advertised fur a husband ! “just dealt wHb. Prise Liat rent ou .pplicaucn. AND 1 lbw, 3 Iba.. * Ib4 and 12 Uw.-witb AND fes tbe romance of Use thing.-’ She ob­ foil directiona for making hard and toll old tained^ notw husband, but a aeducer, in Rrcosmrrdsd by tbs firrt phyatnaa. ax tbo the person of a gaswbter named Moore, te«t remedy knows far Dyspepsia, indigestion, who had returned from Pike’s Pepk for U.Hlity.aa.l sM Narrows Dieaatoa. _ Aa a barertbe winter. Ho atarted recently toretarn to the diggings, taking bcr (It is sup­ posed) along ; and tbo next thing known of ber by her frienda is tho discovery, near Ottumwa, fowa, of her dead body, bearing incontcatibk marks of murder.— X. Y. Tribunt. to tnf Wksi aouaoCu airrnu. :------------------- — AgStCLITiei Znddrttoa teJhbtk te HASTINGS STACKS OF OBOCKKBT, TOfLADEUnrA. rt LIQUORS. WU. B. MOREBprSE A CO., MkBBB A BUteABX aprtay 1 FAMILY PQMte eatentua. VO It ia racked in oae pound pa each wrapper treated. *-R. T.5t beat Modir-i.nl Baleretu*:" also, t twisted »A J uf bn**, with a gl eflcrveocing water on tbe tap. •; you. purcluMN.-sm paper, ywt 7A|>mrve the wrapper, and be par t vto grt tbe next exactly like tbe Iwy.rter. and Wholtnala Dankr. in I atton of ear Stastela ttar, w »•»J, tbat we hav. » ■■■ ltVLB> irsstiaga. May U, 1W0.___________________ GENUINE We bare forming tools ot eU kiade, sad At tte magic power. of HcrrecVs Pilln. J. 8. GOODYEAR 4 Co. oca GOODS Jk Unusually Low We uU I»' foe g««U- WUm, Ore, Oise, Better, Urt, Poet, Notice! ' UU. a, and fisudly almost etwyAmg yow ham -Munch a rttttM TANNERY! Tte reteentev bar lag testa tba lulingi Taarry for • term of yrera, ia now prepared to Tu Mita m Sham, HARMON SMI rOWWCOMKKQi � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-01-23.pdf 54dc5daf99580824858cd3f31c1060fb PDF Text Text — A$MWr; REPUBLICAN 18 TDBUaHEti HYEBY . ^KDNKipfY MOBNINQ, Tv te pM tawiabljr In sdraara. Off* AU ki«ti of>rodacv takaa In ««u* <f JnwMhl- < iaiSi'.;%i.ft 1= ihMOu, AXKN nf UH dfwrintiaee eoneUnUyenJwud- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., TONESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1861._ _ _ _ NO. 38. VOL. 5 P. if Jhsfinjf giuiieu Jkicttrj. TEEDOZLOMMUSLDE31 CASE, Trial sf JOHN DILLON for lhe Marker of Mrs. J sue Harding, oa tk« list Aar of Mny, 1038. (New Tria! granted by the Supreme Court.) ■OLTF(K)I) A GIANT The Circuit Court far lhe County of Barry ; NORMAN BAILEY Pretext Hox. Louts 8. Lovrl, Circuit Judye. In this cause J. A. Swuzst and H. D. Tesar appeared in behalf of the people, and M. S. Bsacsktt and C. G. IIoidxook for the prisoner, The first three days of this trial were I K A M is It< > U 1 It consumed in obtaining a jury, which, when full was composed of the following persons: El han an Pheteplaoe, Mslcomb C. Suth­ erland, Charles Eastman, Rawson White, Adam Sponable. Francis Holden,Stephen air, cutlery and store*. 8 tore on* door J. W. OAKLEY. Doster, Ira S. Bigelow, David Jordan, Ascph J. Stanley, Isaiah Willotson, Ad­ .-f lag to.regulY LwstaeH, *• ■— r’p Mtlla; is on the west side-t>f tbe roadlrefo'rfe Idbtne koute,’c annot | lb Hastings: different individuals contlnabout nine miles ' from my boose, cannot tell what , time ,t‘ loft to go to t, Gridley’s' ued to search'tnjti! the body wm found, — M I wmouI during the time, my brother Wils, think I started, pretty raHy, could not tall whit time I started, tbe reason I James waa abb out some of the time.— her poeketa were eximiufcl uod a Wwallu^ kcaw that search waa Instituted for Mrs. A. Holcomb first found the body, I was wm found eoutaiafag fna shillings la Harding, wm on accouut of somo wash­ behind several cthert; Hall, Holcomb, money and three oue hundred dollar ing, do not know as she bad sot any day Simmonds, and others, flo not remember DOtaa, alatter.dirocted to John DUIon tbe to start lb .Napoleon, know Kilbouru as Ira Kilbbura was there, did not amdl prisoner; noticed U» Fair, u£ Mrs. Hard-, came in tbe night. A« I-apfaam apd tbe body till near the body, do Mt re lug. It wm all down lying out backfrutp. John x-sijrcu.ui Carpenter told us that they had fol- member of swearing on a former trial tha bead, tbo bounet she, wore was Dot, vwmu n that wh smelt the body from the cross­ bar own, It belonged to Wm. L’auaos/a J lowed the tracks. Wilhcr.i Bantbot Baur. Williom eworn.—I reside In wav; there was ta low spot where the daughter, had aeon bur wear ?t, have no *• Maple Grove, near tbe center of the body lay, might hare bieh water there, doubt dial tbe body found waa Mra. township, on section 28, resided on tbe did.BOt look for U; did not have any dif­ Harding's, It was found In a bolfow oear some section in 1858 but a mile west and ficulty with- Mrs. Harding relative to tha edge of a swamp, was lying beside.,a a mile south, lived opposite my brother borrowing money, did nut find fault be­ c-hunk or piepe of a log and partly corer-' James, had lived there little over a year, cause abc offered money to Mr, Brooks cd with bark, should judge tba soil a'hera tbe body lay was culdtaud clay soil,think. a year from November previous to May and wouldn't let me have it Direct, returned—Mrs. Harding had a it waa uot dry the weather bad been cold, 81'st, 1858, knew Jape Hording, she was my sister, light complexion, brt>wn hair, little money with ber when found, a very and wttAU* tbo body at lhe sebool huuse^ little, leas than a dollar; when J came to thonnifa, bpir, and flesh.bail slipped from medium height, was married, busbends name wm Harding, sbe lived up to Au­ □astings searching for Mrs. Harding I their place#, there were wounds upon bar, gust, 1857; lived north of tbe Hyde post was not on the committee,should judge I person, lierteath were driven back irgo. office, on eeclioo . 16, occupied one half came to Hastings three <>rMir days be­ Iwr throat, noticed wounds oi; her breast^ fore tbe body wm found, Mr. Carpenter they were cuts, it oppearcd to mo that ' acre, hud around her place occupied by John Dillon, be raised wheat on the and Asa Lapham came to Hastings with her nose waa .broken dawu, It looked aa place, it wm burned up, mw aomo of the me; it Is not quite two years since 1 test­ though a Now had been inflicted upon, my brother William>, mw her go rtmatos burning. Mra. Harding’s bouse ified oo a .former trial of DiBun, think it the back of fair head, she was a middling month., wcro leaved, away from my brother William’s, think was burned up. known the prisoner for was January, tw?o years ago W this ww iiivuui . slender »kcuucr sized iuxvu woman, wuiuuti, trees irux i—l reside io ■t»o»ly ’ v.w«i W^S„fo||pcC',shi'^dt it was about 8 o’clock when sbe went, do six years, Lewie H. Hokoneb evarn’ I '»ul »b«» know the prisoner and fly. resided io tba place where the , body ua. nut remember any conversation wilh her Mrs. Harding had difficulties relative Maple Grove, iu this county, that morning, it was Sunday when ahe to this burning. Mrs. Harding removed Maple Grove on the 3|sl day at May, found could n t be seen from, the road ; said she had got to go to Mr. Andrus' from Maple Grove soon after this burn 1858, knew Jane Harding, she livod at found a f>xjt-piuh north i>f where the body and Mr. Hall’s, it was before she wont ing, she moved to Jackson Co., town ol tbe center of Maple Grove,, north (rum was found, it came out below (be post at, away from my house, found her body in Napoleon, cams back near thu 16th of Hyde's post office on the same road.havc fice, comp into tbc road at the foot, .of Ute. .the woods, ahe wore wbeu ahs went away May, remained until the 81«X of May, understood sbo occupied oue half acre, do hill south uf the post office; could not a pink bonnet, black cape, plaid dress, this wm in 1858, sbe staid at my bouse, not jtnow ho a much; sbo lived about tell bow deep the.water was in the marsh, noticed the Itonnet was nut lhe one ahe saw bcr hat alive on the 81st of May at half a mile north of Mr. Hyde's after tbe swamps were full uf a Ater, know Mr. usually wore, when sbo waa found she my bouse in the morning, think sbe staid that sbe had a house on the northeast Frankiui Fuller, recollect uf seeing him had un these same clalbea, did not potice at my brother James the night before, corner of section 22. 1 understand that an the 81st uf May, ho uas going worth, tho jewelry tho morning abc went away, the went east from my bouw, think abc house was burned; Joseph Wheeler lives and must have passed my huus% aboald liad nolloed it before, had never seen any left about 8 o’clock, A. M., ahe had on a about 145 rods west of me. Ransom like it before, know it to be her iewelry plaid dress, a pink bonnet belonging' to some'G7 east; knew John Dillon, have yherc was a foot path leading from K. by lhe looks of it, one hook is broken, my daughter, was a pink calico auo-bon- known him three or four years, first saw north aido rf the cross-way running near have not had the jewelry in mv pov.es net, do not know m sbe had anything oo him at center of Maple Grove, did not where tbe body was, aud round as«smp sion since tho body was found, should her shonlden, abr.uld think sbe had, dress sea John Dillon on the 30th uf May,1858 and back tn the rood near tbopost ofEce. Cruet Juainiuuiionjr-ytn. Harding’s; say according to tho beat of my judgment was plaid, with blocks about three inches wm not. al honvo ; saw him ou the Slat tha; it was the same jewelrj, the ring had square, should know her dren, ahe had at Joseph Wheeler's about 7| o'clock in bouse wosn balloon frame ;. tbe general' .boat* o-cfeck, A. M . «tw> found in February she stopped most of tbe tbe body. A. Holcomb has left the Ox. time «V Mr. Hail's nd Mr. Lattrag’s, body -wm found about 100 rods north believe shs stopped at my house some, of the sebool house nsarly wmI of a cross­ hare a distinct recollection of bcr stopping way tn the road, think about 28 or 24 at my house fa February, she went from Circuit Court at Hastings to tty bouse, when distance was surveyed. Mr. Geer have forgotten who took us, it was sleigh­ surveyed the distance, he is not now in ing, was not tny sleigh, think it was Mr. this part of the country, erw-way is Warren's, do not recoiled whether we about ten rods lung,body was found west wnlked from the school hoeas or not, my brother William with ua, ns, <u>un think sire and nearly opposite crossway, standing uruulcr »» llliaiu was wim She south and looking north could not aee stayed at t.iy-.houy that night. fa m tho fifth of Mny •• ' past the cross-way, body lay in a h<-How spot, body was mostly covered with rot­ mostly at my brother Williatfi’s.stopped ten wood, bark, and some Imvss, was on at my buuso some of the time, recollect low ground, on damp dav ground, cold of her being At my hooso Uio Bunday be­ soil, in the woods shaded by trvea, tbe fore the 81 st nf May, sbe stood near 'the spot was thickly timbered, and a g>x>d d<w»rand said,that John Dillon and Rho­ many small trees, tbe sun bonnet she da Wheeler were going by, west, this wore away was found under Iter h'-ad was tlg?30th of May. had no particular and shoulders,, was not her bonnet, was ctwversation at that time that I recollect, her brother William's dsughters bonnet. ahe left next morning, had at that time She wore away when last seen alive, n no difficulty wilh my sister, never had pair of common low shoes and n pair of any about any money, never asked her to rubbers orer them, when found shore and lend me money and she refused, nerer rubbers were on her feel, a finger ring turned bcr out of doors, said I waa was found on her finger,same as formerly not positive whether she staid at my worn by her, she had had the ear drnpe house that night, she wont away front some time, body wan taken to Spencer School House, persons present took the body, think Squire Mallory took the jewelry. January II. 1861. There was an inquest held on thabody, Court convened at 84 oWock, A. M. commenced in the woods. Mr. Mudge Jamer Hantotn tworn—I reside in commenced inquest, C. G.« Holbrook J. P. ROUERTS A C Maple Grove in this county, on section continued it, body laid with bead toward 33, N. W. 4 of section 33, am a mon of tbe east, tbe hair was laid out its length family, house fronts to the north, road to the east, straightened out full length past my house runs east and west, am from the head, body was covered with 40 years old, know Wm. Ransom, he is uhitswood bark, some long pieces, body PARKER, n brother, lives in Maple Grove on Sec. was nearly straight, think one font stuck VITUOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries 28, I now li - e where I did on the 1st day up above the bark, did not examine for »▼ and I'roTiaiou,. Turk, lard, Bnttar, »nd al kiada of Prndne* bought and told, at hia “old of May, 1858. James lived fa- 1858 op- marks on tho body, noticed a mark down ntsitc me on section 28, knew Jane hor face and the nose broken down, no­ arding in her lifetime since 1826, was ticed one tooth out, body could not be a married woman, busbands name Abra­ seen from the road opposite the cross­ ham T. Herding, maiden name Jane way ; there was a hill and wo»-ds to pre­ IIRTTCE of THE PEACE. Attorney and Ransom, was my sister, is not now liv­ vent seeing the body.found a path several rods north the_bqdy, found a foot-path ______of___ ____________ r___ , Couoaolor at taw. a:.d Solicitor iti Cbaneerr. ing. had five living children, oldest eleven______ >>r twelve, youngest about four years old. | farther oo running towards lhe Post Of a place where soldered of a different col­ <>□ eardrop*, think I -should know them, ;tbe morning, might have been later, turn out tn search for Min- Ifardiitg was For two or three vears before ber death, fico ' ’ coming ’ «• or, have not noticed the same marks on think these are tbe same. Sbe said when think it was not later, saw him io the on the Monday l>ufvfv tho body-waa and out at tbe foot of the «bill iimst ul lhe lime lived on section 16 in Ii below the Post Office, think about 14 or oilier rings; do not know whether it was ahe left that sbe wm going on the other road about twenty minutes afterward, found, son.e fauuiry was made before; A. E. UONSTEEL, Maple Grove, lived on a half acre on N. . 15 rods below the post uflioc, the hill is over brekcn.did not sec the piece of cloth road and then to tbe post office, inferred came out of tbe gate ami started east,saw search lint uu the cast, side of tbe road, I > H Y8IC1A N A N D SUED EON. W iU practic* searched ua tho n est side on Wednesday. A Mtdtciuc la UiatiuR* asd rioniiy. 1. E. corner of 8. E j of S. E f of section about eight rods long and considerable taken from tho dress, never saw any oth­ that she WW going to Mrs. Hall's, Mr. Mrs. Harding come out of Wm. Ran j 16, her fotniiy occupied it until August, steep ; path came out to the road at the er piece of the same kind, I said 1 oould Anderson lived two miles east and one sum's and go east before 1 saw Dillon; I DANIEL COOK, 1857, she left it because the bouse was foot of this hilt. The inquest was held nut say bow long after she left before in- north, she had oe an oldish pair of India wm at the spring after water when I saw EvxKiso snuttos. ■ —----- 7s ! hut Bed Up, for a time after lived with the same day tbe body was found, knew auiry was made, think it was two or rubber overshoes, tbe 31st of May waa. Mrs. Harding, th* spring is near Wm. Sraad A/. Hall on tkt Hand-A. Hol­ Jbto&aCthJlMsfa'-M jwrt»ln*nj?oui>sffies. I her friends, until about Nuuember, 1857. iree days, was first induced to make fa rainy, next saw ber on the 16th of June Ransom's, she Lad on a plaid dress, plaid comb, Abram Harding, E. Hsrringtcti, the prisoner about ten years, first knew us—i--------------------------------- I \\ enl ltl NapoIeun.Jackson Co., that wm him in Assy ria, think be came to Maple quiry because she left washing to be done following, when she went away she said good size, red and black colors, (a piece and Wm. Ransom were wilh us in ’ their P. O. addicsa, am not certain but Grove to livo about four or fi-e years nt my brother -Wtttlam'n, and sal^ lid sho she would come b usk right away, in tbe of calico was shown witness,) think this -« • 1. A.HOLBROOK. think they weft* iu Novambar, Mr. Har­ before Mrs. Harding's death. Mrs. Har­ would be back and do It herself. 1 came after part of lhe dny,to do-tome washing. ia liko it but nut so bright color, had ou was found,l did nottakebolJ of the body, L*HoftXEY aadC nu*elrr.'t t^a ding went in September, next saw her in ding’s land was on u piece of land out of to Hastings to search for her, sbe had She never returned, did not see ber till a pink sun-bounet, it might have been went cluse to it, the nails slipped off tha L CMasvry, General Lu. 4 -ud ' Maple Grove in January, remained only the comer of Mr. Dillon’s forty acre*, talked of coming to Hastings to get a the 16lh of Jnn«S, she was dead, made calico, but think it was gingham; next fingers, oould not say which hand, the a day or two, came for her children at Mr. Dillon occupied this forty acres in transcript of her deed, had not learned ! inquiries for her some on tbe second day .saw Dillon I think two weeks from that hair was slipping off, the bead wm lying J. M. RUSSELL. my house, came again in February, staid 1857, raised wheat, wheat was pul up In that she was seen coming to Hastings, after she k-ft, sent my daughter Loutea। day, have not seen Mrs. Harding since un tbe ground, saw tha bead taken op, ,, wrr alKitil a week, saw her again on tho 15th slacks, in two stacks, about thirty or- ;H.-oplv did not rally until Lapliam and to search for her, found bur body aome that day, saw her about a «eek before thought there was a blow onloethe back of May, 1858, came to iny house, left forty rods from Mrs. Harding’s house, Carpenter mentioned seeing her tracks 27 rods north of the school house on lhe lhal d?yJ ’!? P<r*.'n -T1 ‘’B tU>t “rt "r * bead. «* I P part uf ” the saw » a ring rilic on on her her fiaevr, finovr. JOHN ROBERTS, my brothers bout* un lhe 31st of May, think they were burned on the 12th of and Dillon's, and tracking could trace rest of Mr. Kanwtn s unltl you come to ; u WM >urting .4T; wm near lhe bod? at j the school house; could identify the body 1 1858, never saw her alive again, staid a August, 1857, saw Mrs. Harding’s house them only to a certain point, wo thought body was partly covered up, wilh a largeI the north and south road. Crore Hruteriiurtiou—Mra. Harding by lite druse, ouuld nut by the face, said part of the lime while hsre al my broth- | burning on same flay. .Mrs. Harding there was something wrong, she was in chunk and some bark, not entirely cover H. 1». CHERRY, era, and nt sumo time at Samuel M. hud moved into tho house a few days be­ the habit of going from place to place, ed, know it was my sister from a bunch। left Mr. Ransom’s about 7 o’clock ; saw on direct examination that the pluoo PUBLIC «nd ConTer«n«r. i Ilnll's, he was her brother-in law, fast fore, they remained to the t’mu of burn­ this information was received two or on her wrist and har clothing, half a dux Dillon eome out of Wheeler’s and go where body lay was a wet fc.il, did Dot ■I! business rntrnsled to bit saw her about 8 o'clock, A. M., think ing, went to the lioa.se While burning, it three days before we found her body, cn persons were there when I first ssw cast, noticed him g-i about six or seven think it was Monday wo commenced the body, saw some marks on her body,, rod*, this was about half past seven.didn’t she staid at my brothers bouse lhe night was about 9 o’clock, A. M. before, am not puiitive, tbe List time I Question.—Were you present nt an search, searched the east side of tbe road a mark aa if from a blow on ber baadjmdI look at any time piece; taw Dillon at its being a mid soil, tbo attorneys have saw her she left my brother William's. examination of John Dillon and others on section 22, and u «l side of the rood several stabs upon her breast and side,, Wbeeler’a, 1 was in the road little west said nothing to me about Its being a cold 'When she left she went CMt, aaid she before Wtn. Burgher, on or about Sept. south of tbe swamp, had hoard of them face was disfigured, tha flesh was partly of the gate when I saw Dillon come cut •oil; the path run from the cross-way to waa going to Mr. H a Il’s, spoke of going 25th, 1857, relative to tho burning of tracks, people insisted that a committee off her hand, the drew she had on was। of the gate, Mr. Wheeler and Charles should be appointed to go to Hastings lhe rame she wore, was at tbo inquest.—. Enos were with mo. they were coming to .Wm. Anderson's, don’t recollect of Mrs. Harding’s house T her stating any oilier place. She wore Objected to, objection overruled, ex­ and search there, do not know whether Drs Roberts and Bonstee! from Has­ east and I was going west; Dillon came should guess it was 70 or 80 rods fh.ra . J. M. NEVINS, Gilmore was with us before the day the tings were present, inquest wm held at, out the gate about the time I got over a plnid dress, a black cape, and a-pink ception taken. the body, found a pith near the body, it TVetary Public, and T*x *cvnt. Bartleelar calico sun-bonni-t, did nut nutioe any Answer.—I wo*.Jane Harding testified body was found, we went to search again the school house out of doors, search was tbe fence a little sonth of him, I kept on IN altealioD paid Io making out Pfctea. Mortjewelry, sbo usually wore a finger ring as a witness on that examination, have next dny, wore Acid that a pair of pants continued pretty much through from the think it was made by a .single person; and ear drops, should recognize there If I seen her write, know hor handwriting, were found north of the swamp.. Asa time It was commenced, <lo not recollect Samutl .V. Hall tworu—I reside in when I saw Franklin Fuller I should think saw I ham, think 1 should know a piece of (witness is shown an inrtrnment in writ-!, Lapham and Lalling were sent to Has whether her husband camo to Maple Maple Grove on the center road1 running be wm aluwldO rods from my house,co'd her drass, tho bonnet was a common cal- ing) this is her handwriting, saw tha pris­ lingo, after the committee was appointed Grove before she wm found, believe h« north and south, on suction 85. on N. W. not tell the time of dny, think it wm be­ loo sun-bonnet, oould not tell tbe partio- oner oo lhe 81st day of May, 1859. first, tbu most stopped search, some continued, Jid, upon recollection know be did, do Juarter, a little east and eoath of road fore noon, think it <m after Mra. Hard­ C. FKINDLE, rn. ular fixsliion, du nut notice fashions much, saw him west ot my house going east in next day wont west of tbe road and north riot know what day ha came, did not aco rocn Mr. Rapeotn’s; resided in Maple ing left my house. is 1 should think it would fold easily. tho road, it was about an hour after Mrs. sideof tho swamp, this was the 16thday Dillon on tbe 31st of May, saw him tho GrOVPMven fyears, knew Jane Harding, Re-exmeinntion—There was a boy with “ i [Jewelry and calloo wm shown wit- Harding went the same road, went east of June, tho day tho body was found, do day before, ho was going west with Rho­ Franklin Fuller, there wm a boy with i ness.] Should think this iewelry was on the road past my house, next saw him not know as 1 went in tho woods first, da Wheeler, were going toward her what she uvually wore, should think this hero in this Court House, on an- occasion think A. Holcomb went first father’s house, when first saw Mrs. Hard­ ded in tore part of August, 1857, on the DANIEL STRIKER, toward hia home, am certain it wm be. C1QDSXT CLERK, Notary Pobtic. aad Genrra! calico like the dress ahe wore the morn­ of his examination before C. G. Holbrook, ing’s hair was drawn orei awoy from bcr comer of a piece of land owned by John forenoon, ahonld think it was after Mra, C/Li.wJ aod Tax Annt. OflUa in the Court ing ahe left, name kind and stylo of goods on bis preliminary examination for the head, the b.»dy had not been disturbed Dillon ; her house was burnt down ; she (arnutxoox nrastox.) Hording left iny house. Ioum, ami open at oil hour*. tbprc'ud attenlim from the same piece of doth, when she offense wilh which he is charged, can'tsay . when I first saw It, the spot wbero the went to Jackson Co. soon after, to Napo­ ire* It Mr </ Taxrt. Afarekue Hull ewotn—1 nm 18 years left she went cast, Samuel M. Hail lives how long it was after tho murder, I saw Jiimra Hinn* on the etand.— A. Hol body lay waa damp and wet, it was warm leon, as I have heard, do not know the ^pfinhUI E. ETBETS, about a mile east of my bouse, on a road him frequently before tho murder and comb foimd the body, believe 1 was to- and quick soil, the weather wm cool and exact time; should think she first cdtne old, fcwi of Samuel M, Hull, knew Jsm» running north and south. On going east since the burning, before Uhs day I saw -.vard the swatnp when the body wa* wet for lhe reason before tho body waa back fa Januaty, remained only a few Harding, she was tny motlier's eister, re­ from my liouao about a mile and 28 rods him going east, was acquainted with him found, was near even with the body, found, tbo body could not bo seen from days, come again fa Febjuary to attend member when sbe lired with her family T PHILLIPS, Uxnaa Sssurr and Jailor. in'Maple Grove, sbelived a little over ayou strike a north and south road. Mr. and on speaking terms, knew nothing smelt the body, did not smell the body ( the road, it wm a ahady place, there is a a trial. Hall lives a liula south on this road, on of her other clothing except what shn from lhe road, tbo hill b between the, erossway in the road near where the body Question.—What trial I objected to, quarter of a mite north of tbe eenter of TAEGISTER OE DEEBS. Offieo la the Court section 34, no one lived on the road east wore when she left, we made Inquiry for road and where the body wm found, hill was found,,it was about four or five rods overruled, exception taken. Maple Grove, one half mile north of the ’ JlVHoum, and open al al! hour*. Fee* to bo from my bouse to the north and south her in two or three days after ata left, Is three ISU high, perhaps more, wheu | long, body waa found north and west nf Answer.—Relative to the burning of post office; site had half un acre of tend —** —*— - — — 1aA r... road, think L. Lapbam’s house wm the searoh was soon made, came to Hustings Holcomb exclaimed, we have come to, crow way, the crook at the croasway wo’d the house; she next came near the 12-h out of a lot sold to John Dillon, John U. N. SHELDON, I first house on the west aide on the north myself to see if she was there, found the body, the head waa bare, feet bare, prevent a person from seeing above and or 15th of May, stopped at my house Dilion oeeupled the land aruend. and aouth road going north, the next Mr. nothing of her, her body was .found on and one load, did not take bold of lhe hdnw the same. Her house was burned down; she afpart of tlio time, and part of tfro time at Aaron Brooks, lhe Post Office next on lhe 16th day of June, think it was body, stood near the body, stood several Crou JCtatnination—Tiio 81st of May her brothers, her dutbee were sometimes terwnrd weal to Napoleon; camo hock ffinurianr, lhe west side of the road.otl the east side Wednesday, general search was made minutes, tbe righthand waa oxpored.went w aa inhly and rainy In the morning,con­ nt my bouse arid sometimes at her broth­ twice, tbe last time about the 18th of of the road running north, A. Simmonds, all about whore she was found, fifty or away before the body was taken up, tinued so through the 4ay mbnljr, cloudy ers, left my houu on the 31 st of May May 1858, she stopped at my bonae and 1st, John Carpenter, 2d, sobool house,3d; more persona were engaged in thu search, went to tbe body, think I only went part by spells, did not dekr un , toward night, about 10| o’clock, It was nearly that, can­ W m. Ransom’r, -last mw ber on Slot of know tbe body, by thk dress and the not say as tn a few minutes, stopped at this School bouse is known as Spencer 1 was about 12 or 14 rods from Dillon of the day; I ateioJ talkad with bunch oo her wrli^ bunch was on the my house about three quarters of an hour when I saw him going east near tny house, saw Lewis Holcomb at a . spring getting not aee it taken up, saw it at the sohuol right hand, should not ‘ have known her nt near as I rein recollect; • said she c-nnie Mhq»< «-<«UtBMQW 4UUTB, ■ water nearly pn hour before 1 saw Dillon, house, waa not covered only .with lhe by tbe ftce, body WAt partly Dovcred, from Wtn. lUnsom’a, said something IMXISS10NER, Atlorarr - ‘ In an the Courts of clotbea upon it, fiace was disfigured, sbo'd part of tne Imb was uuoove * alive, new Also. NvtaryPuMte, sccticn 22, lost saw Mra. Harding going about 15 rods west, know Joseph A be was jratrtg to tbe post office. If I not know it by the face, did not tabs it was my sister, there was Whealer, he lived a little over half of bold of it at tbe school bouse, the hill JuH see Dillon before sue got there. body al tbe school house, „ the Maple Grove poet office, kept tail Rachel Hiomaawben June fbllowiog, my brother William, by Mr. Hyde; there Is no other post nfsteep, day soil,know Almerou Holcomb, Samuel L. Hall, mi about 70 or SO rods on the north aide at the bank, the bole 6m.In Maple Grove, saw her when she Marcus Hall, Edward Herrington, and 1 of the rood. Mrs. Harding’s bair was a started from my feuse, she Wont north, think Am Lapham were wiU) me when Ughtbrovrn coler, do not reoollectof findnever mw her alive again, mw her daad XZEOHANJPa, we found tbe body, think Turner Gard­ ‘mg any particular club or stick near the m», wtete drraa nmb Mdte^Snn. ider o< the Ibtb day of Jaae fUlnwing; when son could ner and Asa Giltabre also. A. Holcomb body, dia not examine her pockets, was ui»»t»l rubber cv rethrew, sosld reanot nil nodded orer my I saw ber body it woe oo the wcataideof had the rood vaCbTi eroaeway fa tta road ; first found the body, wo were in search of the bodv, first heard Holcomb say a of oeuM no. wj- «MSW m,wir or Mr. am D. Storms. [rOUSTH DAY.] T out. front the five days afwing, bellere Mrs. Cron. was eoBstdreably d.WUMn. Hard- nay particular place, Dolconi b first saw tbe " tefttny Odspfak �to Batch Creek. itry ; they cause for water I, they got the water after decomporitiou and humors of tl did not examine as to blood j^oj bole where the body lay, <M n „ -------any critical examination of th'Flri Scfaotr!' blood, MW hair there, know iUgn: irtdj ea»q - wfc 'WrtA overruled. -nhti , oClhe t and in nn • J saw thia DwMtolUv. tta^AM^w.' •' Amr Dowwi. iWzBdjntr. Blay. 1IBM, Wj liofoing,_____ _____ ___________ ™\<rwMit torikes reak, never went Ing came about 20 minutes before eleven, Circus that dsy, R<-t to Hastings a little to Mormon City, came very near going knew it because the clock ran, I asked tar after «» o’clock ; came wilh a homo and to-irtay, tat utaTftld ata'-WM In s terry,ttartrtaarri, know Us aM iW ww. Mm ifitm -to-irtay, bnt ubs-aatd stwwmr.ftm tarry,’ ! ’have * twefeTrerne; looked at saw *±1 the :l~; time of day of Mnv because there was a circus, nt the it: clock :‘:± and 22 2_z, my !>. r------ 1™ L impression is it was 20 20 minutes minutes Geo. Huteklne<^d«MHQjMjt?F Objected to, day, before eleven; Dillon rente about twenty ' with me, Crablo was the malr earner, i vern and went north as I went into the i«rirMJ-TTffir that 1»e T&8KTTIM rfm >llon, thought it Wks a Wamw/in uuTa bilhee, told Flint lit jedlU Me a/*,, ’ I a' testimony < during tbe givii could not Identify the body by tha face, Jone Harding f only judge by the general appearance and stal'trftflu body, du lies Whisk it a 1 ar MM' criterion to identify a body, do not know near th« wounds, would decompose.firat; in lhe r^d, think r, have no other wife r first wife was deed a >rember, testified before s in Ohio, that I did not Crott jFa<Dil]>u vUlags, am a physirtan and wrr«>’« b«n ia practice Qeartv thirty yeare>now Jane Rardiqg. wm called upon to exam­ ine tar dead body on tlw )6lh day of June, 1858; thu Irnueit was held at the school bouse near tbe center of Maple Grove, was held by C. G. Hobrook, saw (■&«• box ronteiniag the body carried but nt the woods, saw the spt where lhe body wm found; ma4e a.post.mortem examination of tta body externally, was eworaiaa witness at tbe inquest; tbo •pot where the body was found Is a low atat west of the road and north of the Sir^iarl.Orere.-OT.Mro.k •. —-------- r ar-ifa Grove, should think the Reexamination—Only stopped a few minutes stoning frogs. Ion had She went north MUFMriOWMWT, ,£>■}«“« «>• : woods; examined tbe dub, picked ou.; ut uirwv rw» uouiiiu iihh wuuu ue wain some hair, it waa not. moss, have wen, into tba gate, phei walked.tut, saw ber go something no.efoba foal looks rojjie like, the Q>udV cf Bewy* k»ve charge af tlje by the Boom a faw rod*; sbe had ribbons files of papers hi thq Clerk's oilice, have on bor wrists, hot bonnet was faded, ahe rqiluacufth .of.thaifipJ^Mi ii,. p.™ w U.JV MW. JMnsry rt, Itkl. bed ribbon in .bows oo her hair, lhe rib, fate, do .not .rcajcqfber. kbq ieta ft • oor <,n tbe groumT 1 started to potr-hi dicUuent of Jcdjn Dillon and olhfcrs Kf. out fer.dw'W U. f Wj|(W*$ 'otowroted. LS vtew thSS iinu> llM1 40 find * fc“^ »«• arson;'We beta nnafffe,rto; And tiieriL, boa >as.n«d and white; she did not stop passed u ample of persons on COMMISSIONER'S -WOTlcfc. north of tjjro'school^us^(ptayra» pinalc' [At this « • » n— , . k fpoint •<-the Conrt J. urnM was at Carpenter's, Aid not, hear her call to » '^on mltat tave iren seen but fo/a ' wbe" al ^®P10 Mroye on.buaineasp havc' n>#uo <1 i l|fgcnt jwarcb.do notbellebk' intrnduunl ‘t«i prove order for recognizance i^errSfo"^ho woMtar duult ,hi> dub would fittha wounds, they are in the office; Mr. Mlllif was my John; Caqienter’s houan (» between two aqd odo a female,, did not. know die f«- । introduced and three rods from tho rood, it is over male,did-not know her name dvljr as]. v* Dillon and’others for the arson -of «hr>nM Mink the ttn fo«»nd ta'lC <H1 ft, It WM IMjl Woodchuck* predecessor. made, one rod; mail boy, his name is C. learned it from Arable;, she woro.fl.aun- Harding's - bouse.. Qbjectione tta ‘hair, *y,*buuld should . know kuow the tho differentrernic difference, some Croat Examination—Have made search Crable, bav.» reeo him go by often, it 1 could pot p .j. । . might Eaow foedificrence,doctora would.bonnet, pink color, tho wore a chock overruled, exceptions taken,] for them thia morning, examined al| ’ .the was n<» other, learned his name since, [The Declaration and plea of lhe de- twr.Bty .inbU d.T nf Nmonfer, isso, M. body was toobd ; examined the body at * - uv dreos, red and black, *h<*uld retaQuixc Uro files of criminal cases, have examined recognised him since ; it was about J an fc/idapla i;i tbe cnsc wM introduced under die school bouse, there was a good deal cloth like it, never taw-.llro imui before, IITTM p#r. sonje inisbdlnncous fifes, have no^ exam* hour after Dillon past that 1 saw Uwm, of putrcfectita and considerable deconipo-: have seen one eiuca'l thought waahim; objection, exceptions fink eq'. | inoj all .civil .coats, sometimes papers •Itiun ; the flesh tad slipped off tho fin- i Salnrdsy, Jan. 12. think it was about half an bonr; was in it is tbe prirofior at tho bite; they were -• i • H aiitft a At". ‘ gers on one hand, some hair tad dipped [I xJreia L. ffaeitufj worn—I resided Set mixed, get mixed in the Cburt room, duced. to look at the clock because tbo standing still when wo.passed lheur|;tbey.. o not-get mixed In my officethese pi­ mail boy usually pawed about that time, tiff cm one iu 1S58, 1858,'w«pt ttare In Oct were 50 or 00 rods south uf tbe peat of-1 nn, the unj tames wvr.v. were wcn, entirely bare ....... ...» I fa |n Napoleon Iu wept there ‘January 14. pers have’hbt been brought ipth Court *hand, ”J •* “ ‘foee — — u‘-Xl- deeorn- 1957, ‘a^ta dock was. running that day ; cltwk stop# free near a cross-way, right on tbo edge the was — considerably vrife went fa NtfrSiVar November, sonic until-this trial; hire not examined all the Huli^tinton ri tolhd far further (JrM posed, in examining a wound on the time in January iny Atdily sonutimus, stop* oply iu cold days; sent of the croaa-way.nt the north end north of fotciily aU alt gqt there,' there; ' cheek forCarpsnlar to fix It after that, wont to the school bousCfOtifc wak standing qh ono ebsek the lhe flesh flesh Jipprtl dipped off off Dr. Dr. Bunsteel Burnt eel in_- wife's ‘nShie IxivlIJa Jane, usually files in tfvH coses. Wbie was Ikidlla j ... - i st - tho. ..nxnni'mation, i__ I.lii. k_ he ha« left caller! Jane; never beard her called by (Urctl Ttsuintd—Vfxxt cxamiusil tbe tbo inquret *;•>*» Mr. Carpenter, remem­ side of the iota and tbe uthur vu llm oth­ dy K9n prerented to tiw rilm] P«l assisted nut tell n m. Dctro and V. Sawdy at the country ; JMn. Hardinr w*. of light ethers Lovilia, lived hi Maple Grove, ou, places'where, usually kept, think tl.ey arc ber speaking to Mrs. Carpenter about the er, (be man wan on the o»t tale,thay npTqrriH’s tqvern In Marshall on tho fell 1 v’xOBr'tsox.! I time of d*y the mat! .boy passed, did not pvared to Iro lalkitUMfoppedw waroomaepmplnxinn. brown ur action in, Ifl, ou on a a half acre - f land deeded not in the office. complexion, .. sandy -------w hair, .found । section -j.,------- -------------iuui neve -i isna aeeaea day of December that the man f saw nt EKTtUt HOtrABp, J, bar marks of violence, there were twb or me by John DHton, Dillon owned th6 a B*J Mint swirn—Was a Cour County “ lell “ u*r 11 could COIHU Dot tell W1‘ ccruin ccruin the uie lime tune ;; 11 > 0 them ; be was wbiuliog, wilh a finife, the errea-way* Was nut John Dillon, did JLJ ..a -. .k-i-k -k„ .(.. k... Inok#d w> Jf|l ■adjourned nwt *°°k at thoelock when tha boys three contused wounds <m the upper part balance uf the 40, lived there till my Clerk in 1857, waa clerk at tbei 'J not tfll .tltein tbe >onn I snw three was .ire beard t* nut impressed; they I| «w* .UU th..., we<ao« MrU. -rM - for - water, -------- . was ----------of the right side of the ler.d, two of them house was burned, was away when the J term of Court of that rear, have hoard ortgage sale (fc. p,,, .ITw... i« oo lap Uuxirlhnr inches shorter than Dilli.u. might have been made by one blow, it house wss burned ; my wife left Napole tbe testimony of Mr. Striker, anw the •UHlru. Iwgtr Uunk. pl ..Ur ; w.ll Think 1 did not. testify that. I did not see , of. lull, we p.i u,cre ,t flu... might have been made by a stick with a on I think on the 14th day of Mny to go indictment against Jota'Dillon and others r, .We of Iho r<wl. the inttti's fitce it ft? ervsa way. Have frouH.u M<K<» n«>»—I ,„|dc I w l«ol*o Lv m, (io>« ; ...me U). knot or uneven aurfnea, should jodge two to Maple Grove; she came td Maple .at thn term of Court in November, 185ft, not said since 1 came here that it Wm Mr. of tbe blows might have been given while Grove to git some moi.cy that was to be replaced them in'the file* and roiuiaad io kf.pl. G(v>e. rrm.mb.rn lb. 3I« da, »k*» •• «ol.(M»lk of I hou.r ; Hyde I saw. Crebte did not tell me It •landing; there was a wound on the face . due and to visit her friends. '• ' them tn my officei,tiiink 1 hive seen them rfll.,, lS.->«, .(.idlbooiptaef tlurloA >k«, Ud . pml. vu Mr. HyduL u । t' breaking now, and -teeth knock- ,■ ------------o down -lhe ----------.— Question.—From whom was the mon-' । store, while in the office, hare looked for »( b'.m.., <bmk II ... oo Sued.,, molded <>„, x»m.i«ol|-»o—I did not MrMto ad into tho mouth, think this blow must. ey Jue | them to-day, cannot find them, think they t»if., io M.pl.iiror., emrljll' , t0 H.«Uop «irt> HoteMn.™, Dchini., >■ Liter La. ! --.I.tl — down .11.1. —n Z*Xk* . 1 . • ... . after I mw the persona in the road before hare L been given while wilh ,K.. the fi. fete Objected to,- objection overruled, ex.idle. «.( ol (he Spmumr School IIoum, , .r<mr toMker, bed . b.dU, of wM.. nSM. on *ure l>ls esamitation, sow him in the jail,went up; tLo skull was laid bare for three or ceptlnn taken. Art^’L^TtLirtJCi^st -XEtminolitm—Keep files In wool f'wn (here M the Jl.l, w.M .ml I k<_, dH „,u drink" before .e Mortod. I' t!»cre |n ree if l. couhl identify the iron, font inchw, in n llpe from the forward to Ans.—From Juhn Dillon; fMnk.lt wrappers and placed in pigeon tales in a ' the Sehool house, then south to C. did oo( drink idler rt .uetrd, .(bf.ped .( '-itfOtbs'J-.IUn.NMl up wi-ht'Mr. Bmckett mid Mr. Swcexey ; tiro back, the other about two inches in wav the 15th dny uf May she left Nnpo rater w.hlcb am bo closed1; sometime* get !«*, In A*iyria;«hc licet on lhe east lima kiln, near Bellevue, did fool drjnk ; there were four or. five prisoners there ; length, no other bones-broken but tbs lean; she never returned ; I camo.to in wrong pigeon holes, think • this h not -sidy of the road,. 80 rods south of thu there. Irrate<i an Irishman, next Shipped went into ibc rtllr. In secund cell'saw the oom except the upper jaw bone, which Maple Gro*i to lock for fiiy wife on the the rase while I was in office, have exam­ ateitm mill; koe* Jam> Harding,'taw her at Thmerack Hnufo.f-did nut drinlr there prisoner, he turned,nway, I went to the' was broken, a good deal of force must 12th day of June, first stopped at Mr. K><i:rod<rfth«atatateia tuch hum!, .mJ ! ined the offioe this morning; have not ex­ that forenoon, think after 10 o'clock, met slopped long enough to water, did n»rt gn other cell*.caiqu back, walking light, saw Tided tbe preau-.., d«Kr>b«<L iu Shd eovmt have been given to produce this wound ; Hall's, found she had been missing some amined all tho dvfl cases, they may bo her on the crosa-wsy near A. Simmonds, into tbo house, bottle waa. bn the scirt, Ills i fare, recognized hi'|n as lhe man I anw. club was shown the witness,) have seen time and eoireiderable search was befog somewhere In tho office, I tblnk’not. between Bimmond’s and Lapbltt’a,- about stopped nt the post office, did not drink ( nt,the crpwi way ; thgLjpan is the pris ­ is before, should thick tho wounds made; I remained there one week ; get 50 rods' imnth of A. Brooks*; she was between Tnmernck House and post office, ( oner.nt the bar ; after I Mp lhe person •J. J. Sweexty sworn—1 was Prosecu­ going ndrth, had on a plnid dress with might have been made by this, found it in Maple Grove on Saturday came to did not testify on; the former trihl that 1 .with a smaolb fac^ at Bellevue, think I near tbe road about twenty rods from the Hastings on Sunday returned lhe same ting Attorney fa 1853, beard Mr. Stri­ red on it, had on a pink bonnet, just pas­ drank at rteam mill, lljink nsllhcr us ।have seen lhe sumo face siore, saw it at clack, P. M. Said ker examined, recollect the • indictment •pot where the body was found, found it ,day. searched for her on Monday and un­ sed the tpric of day with her; saw L. went in at the Tumerack Hjusc; skipped | ffas to be Dillun’s sqter, was | abcut two rods from the roadjound tome til Wednesday when the body was found, referred to as luet, there indictments were taphatn that day, saw him first at the at Assyria pebt office to take thq mail intj, hitman hair sticking to this club, picked ,raw the body when found, was with the drawn by me. blacksmith shop north of the steam ftiill next stopped at' JTnple Ortiye, 'did1 tjof dressed u> w uiqan a duthca. Qiire. — What were tlieso indictments out a piece two inches in length at the party which found the body ; it was lhe after I met Mrs. Harding, passed him drink rt-rtf M..r!Hd it C.n.ilwk'i Hol’ft-1'** I nrn. time, looked like Mra. Uardbig's hair; body of Jane Harding, knew the body fori Objected to, overruled. there, think he was ‘stopping there, next Ii., did nnt d.lnk on th. r.ad, Jd not >“ "• 1 did "«l UH SIBLEY, Xortpgrv. Ana.— Oue was for burning lhe house saw him at C. Ellis, he came after f got iow, am nor atinx op ine nma, ma not ■saw Mr. Swecxey pick out another piece by the dress and jewelry, the»o eardrops hollow U> to people people on on tbe the read,.do rued,.do not not rere putuuns wlfaeaine for me that 1 did hollow of Mr. Harding, were endorsed by Mrs. of hair nt Hastings, examined it by a ;are the ones usually worn by her, this there, while we were there, the mail boy me-ubcr stopolng near the steatn mill and **' n’a,,‘s fere nt the cross-way. MQinXJAGK SALE. magnifying glass,it was human hair,found piece of doth h a piece of the same cloth J ano Harding and others, *os endorsed and some persons with him came by, Minting a woman there, did tat hear eon- “ did not tell 'then* llmt enokl do. no1 ,c ** . timt I rouM nut duMinting n woman there, d’.tl tat taar eonsome cotton ur thread on the Stick, there ifrom which her dress wns made, a scrap by. the forjfaian uf the jury asa troe bill, had a buck-braird carriage,‘the mail boy's versatinu tat ween those standing at' the ! 5Or‘^€‘ the mair: •they ftM-k'nie from ibe^ •were some marks oil the lower limbs of ।from the same piece, it is tat as bright was signed by myselt as Prosecuting name was Charles Crable, thmk It was cross war, the man sine-J Sartlr Uirrcrt 'faur<* *•» the taVerti and hi to tbe sitting The other indictment we# Crable, they were in lhe buggy, think the body, could tell how made, by con- (as it was, this Is the second time I hare AI torn C^. from UM. nfter wo R'J 'liy saw his feet did ! ™on’’ feWM* a "pirituul meeting * wbenT utsed I 'mean a wound made by.a blnnt Ibrought'It from Napoleon in my pocket, fur an amult fur felony upon foe perron it was A pat eleven when they went past, r.nttearify before that! did not see bh ’ ”** ««»»*• *• K'l »<> •»« DlHirn. the of Mrs. Jaqoi Holding, by John • Dillon neversnw Mrs. Harding- alive again, saw Inrirument, that bruises the flesh, there iit is soiled some; before 1 mo face! th’.n't the respondent looks Jftu if-.c I «»*'»••» • !«*»*«» «•*»•’» •" ** f*^. were punctured wounds on the neck and |from Maple Grove 1 made complaint and others, was endorsed by Mrs. Hard­ a «rrp»8 said --------to bo --------hrrs, at--- tbe ---------Spencer r. . „ian. fnthcr (..pp, paM;,. fco||-p itJ prisoner tunridwwwy, tbe inhere did nut in the cheat, foertecn xm number, ooe in iagainst some persons fur burning my ing ns complainant for tbo indictment; iIScbuol House, it was tire day of tire i i , Bc’.lcvtu-. think the boia I aitt ware.'lort RWfl.v> **»* pKviH8 *m*re, aecund »ud State of Micbigak. Mrs. Harding is the person alleged to the eye that penetrated down WordPro- |house. quest, thought It was her by tho dree* , nfll r wau,r> thf ma’n f ,a_. uIkfaJ| t.mal otai.rerofW. mw fa- fare, it was’ wards the jaw must base Jxi” made by _______ —_. n___ _ whom ____ ... did yhtr have been murdered. Question. Against and hair; kttow Jo$p Dillon, l«aveknown at creaiwky -ia wayhad hadon ona.dark a darkcoat coat,fiabk ft..,lb,* !*••••»«•; , , should .be ptailhe it was ' complaint -------- 1 . a1 ZX1 —1 to, objection . 1Ttasa iodiclmenta were found at the In-. nearly sixteen year*, could rpt lell | pant, .a sharp instrument, there were seven or <■ make Objected ­ ’ j lW »ke »>u> man I mw cn>» war way If I1 bad , u>u and a3 dark d.rk IlutL «l.‘ ’' m» at.rtlu a.. rlM m. bad Gctobcr term of tha Circuit Court in eight wounds on thio neck,soma appeared '"■nrn.Ul m. overruled, exceptioni.I token. cxnetiy how ‘ long ; after the fcodv wn< f -• — ' . uZ.M ——a .t Bvll^mr; «*-■ ------ 1 ffirrrt »..«rd-PU *6. b'adl. '« barn .a rbeatrd Um — prrmm like incised wounds, punctured wounds Ana.—Against John Dillon, that Is not 1857. found I wns directed by tiro Sheriff 1«» er the bqy« Were going after water or. re i I saw at Bellevue I think I saw at Flaalay, «b»l>t<bnrre April, a. D. J Ml. M uro such as are caused by stick iug a a full answer, It was against John Dillon Cron Examination—Three indict­ search for Dillon; went wist to Gr. iley's turning With wnler,’tbe man 1 hfiw was ' ting*, wah dressed hi woman's clothes, clock in tt» forvuoon of tb«l dav. ai the wm sharp instrument into the body ; ineixed and four others. ments alleged the property which was Mills, then to Vermontville; know Dit- drcrucd iu dntk clothes, qiiltcdaik. ‘ ‘hink the person I saw at IteMevue wm a ore such as arc made by cutting, these burned to have been the prtipertv of A. Ion ’ s friendn, do not ktF»w where be made r* ir , i u caw i ■ i ' ’ • *""»*" drwwad in nianb rfoihre ; did not Croat Examination—At lhe lime “™' 1‘ 'I L. H.rtlng ' ' Gtn HulehneonSton.-l reide iu : think lhe pwsor, f mw was John Dith*l. wounds penetrated to the bone, three or his home, went to J. C, Dillon's before camo back . to Maple ■■ Grove _ it was J . r‘ I [liccord of the term of the Circuit the inquest; ufter going to Vermontville Jersey Gty. my l.wHy i» tbcr-r, rentetn-, lnfa Mfat ,f JfAn IWfam waa jalI four of these wounds* penetrateii into the , d»r even..,,, uml„nB ,n p.r(.oul.r & f jj r„r October ISM, If W,! »..,*! -y-(1». Ma DUta. ; Vli,« i>d aavity of the chest, into lhe lungs, tbe I went tn Bonfield, went to Wm. Mitdi- b.rtfo.3 .(da, night, stir around, it early ____ .. .. . . J - . .............. lungs were eut by them ; some of these that Uinhl. saw etiraruund.it was ell's, ’a, he iq i<’an unelc to Dillon ; while white at al M««dny. 1 entne from Iteiteviro tq Hun- myself tai Med the matter over nndtho't 1857, was introduced to ’ prove lhe ar­ cll when I left to come to Hastings, got k warrant •. for-pillon, ’ l,ngs that day, came *'tb mail: boy, his i t|,'e pcnion had tarn 'triaeed there with raignment and plea of John Dillon and Vermontville wounds were mortal, acme in tbe chest v_____ i:1 ngot ._............ back Sunday night, saw a number of the - *u of Vermontville .............I got trace of him; "’"V5 CWle* ea,"“ «• * iMMrt to dserive «k-• utliers for Use arson of A. L. Harding’s north and some in the neck were of this charac­ inhabitant? oat searching on Monday th* : ■ .,j * , , . t.; > house, and far assault Often tbe person of this was the 17th of June, did nut find Iluili-liunrd.oemo to attend a rircua,paaed ter,.tbe wounds in the neck were near the 14thday of June; Wedoeedny went to C. EH». koow where Maple Grove j eaam/uiatfon-l hare ,»o doubt the Mrs. Herding.] DHIod, others'were looking for him. jugular or carotid artery, think this wo’d the woods where the body waa found,tier post office is, it is north of Kllro’/theru is i 1 WM JvJ>» have bean mortal; the wounds on tho face was badly disfigured, recogpued her C'?ws Examination—Could not tell in school hou*« north uf KUiX -i Mve । *<***°P« infewMMi bead would not have been rno.rtal, they by her clothes, and a weeping sinew on when 1 first heard that Mrs. Harding was heard that Hyde kept Um p^t office, saw . .4™ wrera-l am husband of would have produced insensibility ; with , .Vft. Matilda Brooke eworn—1 reside her wrist; did Dot touch the boty, was mining, heard w itiun two weeks after I two men siting on thcfenoe.at EUia’.mie Matilda'Brooks, lived Mnv 81m, 1858, all tiro wounds was such tbit death might ’ very near it; my wife once lived at Has­ iu Mnpio Grove, have resided there five saw ber, should think it was about ten or was Mr. Fuller, I have seen him since 1 < J-oMt 80 ro-ls eon h of tho'aabool bonre have ensued in a few minutes; there tings, could not tell bow long, 1 waa al years, lived iu Mny, 1858, on a north and twelve days after, oould not say positive; ।rente here, saw some persons, a male and ! nt the renter of Maple Grove ? ihoro was was the appearance of considerable blood Tccumsehjlived with her u hilo site stayed south road south of the post office, our's went to Assyria to take horses; gel :a female north nf lhe school bouse ; they, no bouse un the wtsfsids uf ahe mud be in the place where the body lay; this fo Hastings, never bad difficulty wilh her was the fiijit house south of Mr. Hyde’s ; break fast between six and seven ; went wm .ukHoc.Uh w..man o.i Ih. r«l.L, -Um. m, taa» »,d ,b. (»».; knife would make similar wounds to tbe and .separated,sent bcr money w hen away Mr. Enos jived south of me. on the same first up to tho posture to fix some bare ; ।wile of tta road, am not positive, think Carpenter lives bu tta other aide of the 1 ones on lhe body, lhe probe entered •ide of ilia road ; 1 am wife' of Aarou recollect looking at time piece, looked at ishe was ; the woman were a aun-btituiH,! waa aw ay to cam money. . deeper than the length of this blade; the Brooks, of Maple Grove, Mr. Lipfisru’s it al T o'clock, started aoun after, went 1 call it gingham, cuuftl wiaay as it was ; body was distended by gas so a* to make house is next south of Mr. Enos, on sainu Iktsc back, did not travel fxst, met Mrs. pink, am nut much judge pf odors,, think that day, I was dropping for Qurpenter these envilirt deeper, the flesh would from Napoleon because the time had gone •Me of i^c road, Mr. Simmonds lives op­ Harding about miles from my house, it was small-chuck* it was in shape of a about half way betwran Csrpcntar'a and yield so as to make tha wound deeper by when I expected her, knew something posite^ pur jiousj, Sntnyel M, Hall lived > little over lh.it; met her nt the cross­ snn-bonnet, her drew was a rediih cant, 1 tbe school hotro^'Miw boys go south With xtao the length of tbe blade. Id tbe state wad wrong; have now the custody-of about a mile from us; remember the way near Mr. Simmonds', did stop to think it Monslino Delaine; tbii piece pre­ of lhe budy the probe might have gouo my children, are not all with me. 31sl'day of May, 1858, know Mrs. Jane talk with ber, 1 am sure of that; Went oil stinted look* like it, cannot toil bcr com-1 a pail, mw them go back north tojrard tlie Fchisil bouse, the boys were going deeper than lhe original wound ; the apot milium Burgher ttoorn— In the month Hurding in hef life time, knew her two to Mr. Herrington's and talked with Lot­ plexioo, bad never seen tiie man before,. south when tho mail boy went by; these Mluwit ■where the body lay could not be seen of August, 1857,1 was on acting Circuit or three yenra, mw her off the 31st day ting, and Hall; this is not quite a mile think I have seen him since, think the boys were Laban Carpenter and Henry from the road. । Court CommiastQuer for tbe county; of of May,. 1858, was at my house, she wore from where I saw Mm. Harding, stopped prisoner ia the man, cannot be poaUire, .i ALbot^ do noc know as Abbott ia now Crott Examination—Saw tbe box with Barry, (paper shown witocsa) issued this a striped crossbar dress,and a pink calico there 10 or 15 minutes, did nut get off tho man was al work- al soraetlnng with: «i ubttt, siair at aucBtjsa. in thu etrintry; left my house the Friday sun-bonnet, Ironnct was made wbole.capc my horse ; got to C. Ellis’ about half j his bauds ; cnino to Maple Giove poet the body in it brought from tbe woods, warrant. Dsted.Jra. i ftSl. dsr 'w«x. a week before Che iut term this court. did not see tbe body before it was re­ Question.—Were the persona named and all, dress .was pWd black and red, past eleven; did not see Dillon at Sun ' office, then to Hastings; know it was liteFlint nea^—Thc croea «y moved. saw tbe spot where tbo body was iin this warnwt, arrested” atul brought should know f piece like H; this piece, |« field, heard of him. ;31-d day of May by the. way 1 kept my just like it, she had ribbons on Ifer Lead, found, knew where the body was found before you, in pursuance of it ? Re examination—When I left borne on time where I worked; they were standiiig whvre thn boys were is a small one 10 or, try the hair and tbe appearance of the Objected to, overruled, cxcrptic’n te^ she tad-car riffpi In her eara,these shown die north e>nd of a cniM-woy north of 15 rods south of the acbool bouse, were tj».31st of May 1 went some of the time on ' nre the ones; »«*« carta to my house from blood on tbe ground, know by the hair 'ken. , standing atU|.w)»cn we passed. After 1 dri a walk and some of the time bn * alow tboschool bouse; uotjeed them because lhe somKshe qtmo ibqtMilw^ty minutes ■' Ana, — 1 think al! the persons aararei that a human body bad lain there; think it was a singular place for.n man and we-, saw tho man, and-woman rt the crass way,. tifot ; speak of my general recollection before eleven,’by pur clock ; don’t kno^ lhe soil was a day soil, my attention wav as i defendants »crc trouglit.before me. Sheriff called fiirp^atogOi iijtq the jxil man to at.md ; do not liko to Jell hat ' ‘' not particularly drawn to the soil al lhe Questten.—Wm tU;rai;n examination? as it waf exactly, right, she remained of time. also called ray attention to them. 1 / : iuuI tea t£ l could ideotifv hjiu;.wcni^» time, was examined oo oilier uial.did not IObjected to, overruled, exception taken. about twenty minutes, said ata W^X. go-, the jail, mw |iim ju, ous of calk iden Cruti Ex'tntmtitiin—Tl.-ej” were stneding to ths post office, shu ouid ata b.i-1 a say that the soil was a day will qo tbnt did next February, live in LcnawecL'o,, ing on’the north end‘of the cTOsmwtty to­ tihed him ax;tho tqai^ bavouo d^ubl Lhal October. 1953.1,Orin URay,Cavil trial; had a conversation with Air. Terry 1■ (Auothac paper shown witness,) this ia letter for John DiUpn, and Jf she did not Mieh^ lived at Maplu Grove in May, I ' . ,u ward the n-nt office, should think fl wa< maj) is the prisooer at tbe.bnr. sm hi-tn.'shc shpuM go to the post office, en Monday or Tuesday last about thia tthe testimony-taken, a part ot thia testi­ 1858, am a san of Juhn Carpenter; my between three and ftar rods frtta the • Owr EwminhShn—Tliowght the boya trial, nothing was said about the soil in imony is lliat of Jane Harding, subscribe J mother's name waa Polly Carpenter, ehu north end. the man hn-l on ffiirk entered were 0otng: after waiter« when ‘ 1 went to this conversation, something was said 1by her, do not know where the corupiaint isuo< living,she died tbe 26tii of January clothes, was !drested1 in bfeelr rfutMti1 about the oondilwn of a body would ba is i upou which ibe« proceedings were saw liin\ on the 8Iwt dfMay, ipoB. gpmg, laat, we lived on lhe Bellevue road in to after tbe k-ngth of lime tkia body waa Hhad, 1 returned the papers to tha Circuit oast our.Louse guing norte, it WMjwhiic Maple Grt ve ; Mr. Aaron Brooka'house block Juiti’coat, and jpantr, think her wmbonnet- waa doubled nvej- ■ In1 front,' jdwt Court of the Cmiriy.. large room,'‘-aotno £»<>'& three were in was south df ours’oo the opposite side of Inid orer, not rolled, saw fhe nian in the Queatixin,—Did ygu rfiura yourdcter: ths road; m>xt building north of ours' fare; bare tettffiM Wfcre.^fak [ dM not oeHa, leaked'U tbo ..there, thought the where the Lady «»« found frotn the road; wia a school booed; remember the day then testify thtt Idid'M sm>’WeTawng; man wks not ah -^be fittt ••'Wilshaw the go into Mra., Carpeniar’a, after Mr. Dil­ when Mrs. Harding left home, cannot overruled, exception tpkem .. . , • Ion went by our bouse Mrs.. Harding left, remember tbe day of. the - month, it was impelled to notice them, on areooet of prisoner In MBother cell rm tbe left side, Dated, wae not infer med of tbe dett In which Um Aus.—Did not return any determina­ Dillon W just got feto Mr. Carpenter's Monday ; knew Mrs. Harding, was go­ what I thought of ‘Utejr being there, w wire going on a slow walk when we m Mrs. Harding got there; she wept by, tion. , . ..■ ■ ing to school chat Monday, d>d not ace prnwtwl there, had been dfinking nplritn■ baft were pofooUMw Dinwisfter that. Question.—What.WA» y W determina­ Mra. Harding Unit day. I. know Dillon ops titaors, started : wjtii a bottle of lid- muroer. . knew.. Jay of the examination waa Jowly apart tion and judgmcai I, saw him coKiKig out of my father's house, uor, Flint and I started ’on. nhd'T^afcfe Objected toy objection overruled, egddmot tinwr which way ho went, I waa came along, it was fairly half trial. oentiou taken. .1 - 1 . 1 north of iny father's houm. HoaTy Abbefore we gdt in, treated an Irfiihttan' at Au,.-Tb« oite ir:Ou mur ft the earnifs, sto; krnkw-v recognizance to appear al the Court of drank on the rc fdrfete after water; Ddton iii'ita road, did went into the' i itng hvrlb, have I* fUfa ahra* »««,] tU> U j3i « . M a 2 n4r< CHANpElfY BALE. name 1* Chas. »d buggy, there the cr-mpUAnt upon which procekdiafs foasruwitoeua ■w<>. omJ Brotaa'-is- enongh for the 1 pit*; next s’jnppi not drink at the until we gpt steamwaw mill, gotto tbp post Mik'd al fe.. In this village, on .JftedMtday afte: *nd ey>*<Z*m^ry S3£l$fUr d «n *e«~M ta wbldiih. te engage foespe&ltftly united to attfod. THE DILLON TRIAL VERDICT, *»OT GUILTY! ‘Thia tedious case dosed on M lari, taring occupied thirteen day* testimony w.-tsrlored on Ttuirad *“*, * M ' viere dccupieiTby the counsel m sun «p the carf. TbeChirge of. JudgeL -wosgiven on Monday foronoon. a <fcw ghren’nt o’clock.' Tha Ju .out only nUwtho boor .aild retime robust with the verdict “NOT G.l’JL Whatever the views ut differen -viduals may be, aa to the actual g ttbr *w-d. ski partiqs breathe mo Dy now* iu the consdousucas that ttraeted and expensive case is nt la gxroed of., t. »!*-- ’ ’ »«»’- „uu^r«,wy.-.«p.sn. mill cam has again been acarried Tbe accident is probably owing action at frost, although it is p >«»me-mischievous musk rat may alj.about lhe matter. Moaxy Sroutx.—I^wyera Ten ^rackett both tad their pockeU 1 » 835, on Monday night fo <Z light "fingered 'penara at tbo lioyse, H Ain osticr hat bet* «rr« auspiciun and lodged in jail. flood T<-mplm« VeetiaK. < The Annual Scssibn uf the Grand xjf I. O. oTG- 7. will meet in th* .Detroit, commencing on the IJth Ifobrnary next, at twr. o’duck. P. Prift €nn S PECUL sones ii. w> rULEfSa-ESKw I..... ' Mia tawefa bring swelled would We are requested to say that WWtfe a donation fife the ben ■’AjdWtsaea.'Arar Co.. Mica.. Au �CERY ------- -a- rnr, *—--------ONLY FHEPABATION ataAXe. larry. In OUR Wlrtc WANTS IT, NjwmggKjiR TghVltO WWJT jppigujirxMo in HARDWARE! *fl—v-•na 'OUR U1HLDREN WANT IT, ILL CKBTA1NLY PAY, crowded*«iCofotK paper ttita d'eek.— After the fetllori tnil W drapotod of we hope tdfjM M- read#* U<*H tiefco- NU YOU WOULD HAVE IT, BHOftCTXDr~iiJa tcrcsting and esfiling Dew* of the day. Bi 'ad a 'orribte ‘ -ftlht.tbir bafterneoa. haui ■tapped into the baponCwir*, hand aaya^fa t noWATWNrorrx.i rjwuamKM^w W* *re reqnceted to *ay that there wUTbe a doMtfon »Wt ftr'rtb bHieflx of rt««. rtotodAAou 'it AtoerictoM A*xiCMttMrM»st. Sn thia village, on . W.ed«csd*y afternoon TOt W AWT IT. bewno. it coated to* tfat' r .yfarc. HARDWARE. STORE, munr new n»d uerftrt direetfotoa. btnt»MU sng YwA «rMr-<****. btereo.ll, Ilona about all kinds of outdoor wartt, th CMRDKN. in the FIELD. In Ufa ORCHARD! in ibotiuao ta wMebibe ia engaged, wo ¥e*pe6trtin.v iDV^r<f to attend. nCUMOrttfafa stuff; such as goes tbe munjifat one paper to another, but it is filled wftrB and new prnrticil information, evera waM THE DILLON TRIAL! which is rfiiMf, because prepared IrW __ -t-no e- ivn u c V I mam .1,1 । VERDICT, “NOT GUILTY!” This tedious case cloaed on Munday Inal, Laving occupied thirteen dnjs. iHe A.ni«, and it iscerlalo. that mans of tbaas will faa* be worth to »ou marc than a dolla testimony was closed on Thanday.— an example a subsenber writes: "...loo 6 ioabela more per acre on a ten-acre fi Friday, Saturday., and .part, of Mcmdsy « befit, (or in All PO buebcl*) altnply from ■were' oceupiedLy the counsel iu summing vl .ch times and piacre al! •4. or TO. ..UtajEU , nair.iuica ana u<sc», muuiiii iu«r., ■> <• ing fn all owr Oiy'hMA ?FttliiW«ksM«nt,|hat another Urija boule would reatcre it entirety and permanently, I feel nniious to per..* era In itacae sad breag dcsUtuie d( means Io purcliwe 0=1 more. I would aak thee if thou would.! not be■ will­ inc to to aaaii me w order oo thine ageate 'for a bottle,' and receive to thyself the a- riplurt dselar Complaint, Seminal Weakness. a«n all nmxasn aUOB-'Hhe reward is to thoaoxliat arc kind to the orvH« Uatxaar m Saxca: Oaaaxs, from what- Iconatipation and oilier disorders of lhebowels, ■■ widow ierl*%0BXir|ign KIRBY. well re renet end uterine affecliost*. Dunases of {the heart arc very frequently attended with tbe ^Ourru’e’w'to ’chargedothlng forWdrWw and jheadache ; Anwoiia Uid plethora ere also sfiec ' Ligonier, Xoble Co.. ItuL.FebiMS, 1659. jtieus which frequently oecawon headache. Jd»oPaos 0. J. Wooo: Dear Ft rT-Tn Winner port wntten prraoriptsoM; of the guar lOk, wbild.MMoliitig tbe State aad quested the very bosk suedicinM *1 tfae low**, NaUuaal Law,School of thu Sut^ o/ Xew York, rates ’ ,• ?■ ■ some time* coining on suddenly in a state to appa­ myTfafr; from a cmue'dnioown to me, e<-rem»nThese medicine* are prepared in or* owx L*»- rently sound health tod pros'^atiag at ooce the ccd falling off very rapidly, to'that in the abort rnraae. nstoer tbe^ ofkMoOM|W*»d era meatal and physical euarsica, aad io other inspace of six tnontlui, the ir.iote upper .part of Wy tbe n>o«t reliable kn<JF“ <» setsnee, fadudmg all staoca* it oomea oa elotrly, heralded by depression scalp waa almost cuUrelv beseft o( its covering, tha rvecnldiarovwrtaa. ' ' i il To ill addressing bv letter, ootainlng fall *e- of .pints or acerbity of temper, la most instances ■nd much of the remaining portion* upon the sides and back part ol inr bead shortly alter besrsr aire lhe pain la iu the front of tbe Load, over one or bCThrlj of cent f«r acre on a lb acre Raid, attd with no extra east for culture, by applying one <a villager) htot ftom tha say. he got BMH w<*»b eti. j good <•"}« yj<et■Wc*, which he aUributa* wbfa-T to u>o Otnely luuia <rf tbo rlfriuwBansBst, which Idlu’ h'm from time lb time i;Au4.|n do lew to do 11, find t:Y"» 10 dv it Thousand* of others have derived atmh.Mlujrantares. You are mviud to fay lhe paper a year, at a cost of oaly ♦!. If yon desire, yw tip the casp. The purge of Judge Lovux was given nd NLAiday fore noon, and the -case given at 12J o’dock, ilia Jury wns ■ nut only gbqetiui hotM* add rettrtied into .court with the verdict ‘‘NOT GUILTY ’’’ Whatever the view* of different indi­ vidual* may be, a* tn lhe actual guilt of the .reetteod, di parties breathe more free- YOUR WIFE want* tbe Jjr»e*'/w«wn*f, be­ cause it baa a largo amouM of valuable and wal­ itrdcted and expensive case is at last dis ; la useful information about all kinds of HOUMEXOI.D WQRK. foom Oarrai U Cellar. Giro ber po«ed of. , ' rB1 .1 ; ftbn benefit uf tbit paper far oyear. You wdi and Uy now^in the cotisdoeiness that a pro- Hadley‘a nouncQ tip t,a FABILY PUSSIC1AM.4 \ TOW CHILDREN want the J^rirtlianlik for it ooatawa a very interesting, woeful. And ,r io* **o-a. and exercise. Price 50cent*. iy baring baas SMtMtfaodCt .ereby given that in ' I contained iu Ihesaid tin such mad* rwnbed in Mhd coreraTbr M.ul at puMi* ma-^TT. |r, : bolder, at the Ctt* WntoW lings in *-U.l counto uf Jfa«w , nr hold in •- the Circuit i*ril, A. D. 1M1, at om V- AOK SALE, been tnnde to the t htwratoMvrtg^re. if tha to* u sb ip of C y. to James A Swi aklll in the production of so wonderful an article, I have recommended It* ua<- to many of my friend* and acquaintance!, who. I am happy to inform von, are liaing il with like cCfrct. Very re*peetfully your*. . ' . . Attprtigy and Couwwll^r At Or-, </ |25 tn <35, on Monday night by aome The ResUirstirB is put op in Boltic* ol three OW l>aiTV LVl ill ,izc*- <il: ,ar<c' «"™ium, .I'd «“•“>>; tbo sma.1 light fingered pcraou nt tbo Hatting* 11VH -UclJlJ .15**11, I holds •■;* pint, and retails far one duliar s bottle; . , . j thr medium holds at least twenty tier cent more lloyte. An ostler ha* been nrrestid on; ,, IS now ill successful opcralton* reaay | in proportion than the *u>*!i, retails for two do! suspicion and lodged in jail. / , , .• * s Lottie; the sree holds a quart, 40 per cent tn do anv amount of s ir;-u pi^•wtlo... at»d rttsri* 4m M* bottle. L I U. WCKlD. rreprirfor. 441. Broadway, hHr CUrSTOM ^7^OKJ3Z, i Te*h .nd n4-MarireStreet. SLLaris* Mb The Annual Si-srion uf the Grnn<l Lodge .1 -tod wU by Hl good Druggritsand Fancy Goods ,, ... . . ., m a* good order and as prompt as atty , iMslerseverywhere. jsa»yl-o«m a,K1„4the„vic«<.f. 13U, d*, «r. babntarv next, nt two itelxck, P. M. " । Job* Et-AMt, w, G. s. | w-trt “ ‘ First Rate MILLER, ' fastings “ J ~i miU ^'**8 Luik on thf most I Jlnrr Current, ■ I Smntter—we are prepared tei <U Use improved piau, toother with * gi <4 4 4*0 U o' best of work. Cft*i>paidft>rvbe*L ...... : > £ I irtgsgc.ur any part th, teretdf given, that on rod MRS. riva*c give u** call. bdi.twood k GK^xi. IlMtniK*. Bep. 3. Ib58. WIXRLOW, An exwencoeed Nnrse «ud'Female Flrtaician, .prg7euib.‘olflje*Ueai»u a( amt!Ar»,Jtt SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children .Tlirhipnu Central Railroad. amber. fwiwlew.od? per M. •• ffline,).................... «fw*>e Timber, per IO- feet... Corrected. January fj 7141. TXJU for sal* by kOKWLTS * C( TtSTIMOXY. relate of UWtaWTL BM- Fnce » eeuls. •- Tbe tKiikaea* IMIctl U»M*U«, And Private Adotoa*. i isaSssstt r *4 IKON, .STEEL, NAttS, MILL CIA -- CtLAR'.wJ CR<WXS .8A,WS. RT Thr »bo*e arifaio* xre sadd trf> il » [Mail CpOPEIt, .nd CARPENTER TOOLS, BROAD A NARROW AXES.OLASS, THE GUIDE AND GUARD dsSn, ud PL’tTY, BUILDERS' non rraov co*. . It expos** all tbe Himbogir,* tod-tb* various Trick* to entice tl e mck and welt It HlMtratw Breath, Abcesse*, D* aretery.'lHarrfara, Dyspep­ IUAW, TR15UUNCS, COOkptC, the plan, of the Qnacka and Uowuca to dupe <ve,.. sia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy. Paralysis, Uy (tana. Byjlelsnchuly au.l funnily, first one. It guide* the unwary IhrOnrl. Dfb. and BOX, orf PARLOR STOVES, M •-■ shews up every swindle of the age. It show* bow indicate thrir presence In the aystetu by tbta all kinds of Food, Mcd>ei..«. Ijquory, and Goods alarmiug syigp,J*n. Not unfrequeuUy the diaen • m «tjU tri drteflpUoo. . ' are adulterated, with the means of detecting lb. (rauda Price *5 amts. , 1 ku an early stage. irnin all ihesf coaridsraTHE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, trd tlon» It follow* that the di.nrdcr Slrftud receive Plantation nod Shop*. ' Immediate attention whenever it occur*, tad »• For evervFamllv. haring owr a l«h> receipts person should neglect to get a box of Cbepbalic cn CookIni. Dyeir.c. Ireaerring. GDmmwg. Ac,. Fills on the first appearance of tbe complaint, a* How to runt and what it 1. best to Rauc. Ho# their Umolv uw ■ ill »*p«i the inaiduon* approachtocurr antmals.advice toBmao KaaporaJaraaosa, "S5W THE CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. For those who "uh to gal w«!l from tk*» »<• fol di»«n»r, a fall description of ah the rtmeAiAa used fui it' with a careful statement of tbe reeulfa, andotLkrusefol Information. Price 10eewta. The iuformatiou is not to ba found in any worka t w>oicwd» by *H large DruggfakM Um -***<^ -*“* liiyuiiciL ABROTinfn; * MOTT S Muuboar^ u *• Iff «<y*“> •*! py up in any part of the county. -You car jet lavtn at any Druggists, italic Fill*. 1 bud tbrr never fa'.sad them in all caa*. of Headache. —1 •hall tend for a box direct! i .and TO BEOt’i-ATk THE' BOWELR- CQ OBING STOVES Wr have pat up aad sold this article for evrr make *160 a month. Send for .circular foraffeat. . To the young of both saxes wtffenux froct M. other medicine—neverhn’a it failed in a single in­ stance. to effect a cure when timely used. On tbe contrary, all are delighted with it* operatiana.and ■peak in lend* of commendation or it* magical effect* and medical virtu:*. We apeak in this damage, to Moth body and mind. Ta Fan Atta who want, sara rL***«vr. and sea* remedei* for Irregularities, Obosraclimia. Whites, w&stt. S PEC I AL NOTICES Gax<»rL<t>c«. EATax Co.. Mica., Aug. 11, 69. Uk'C.' W. Roucx—Ifrer S.r:--Furr four years Imaa awrmls aMk«« with BhemnatlMn ao* that I waa confined to my house for along tftna. The PociOre did ma no good, and I waa aperfoc-. erip(I*. I procured tomt ofynarffeasHhuariun Bhxxl ill* and Blood Purifier,'from youragla, Messrs Csss A Turner, aad they entirely cured me. Wishing yon '.he greatest auecam. 1 am truly yoar.thnd., t HUBU' -L-THUMAH. STOVBS '^cethlHf'. Depend upon it, mother*, it will gir* ml to yourselves, and RELIEF AXD HEALTH TO YOCB 1XFAXTS. iad ' sulhbreSy ia thia aaoe rebate Coen trn tbBWMr y to Ototortr. latoi Jafat' of a private tsture. Wbtrh grcatlv facilitates the process of teething, bv •<.fiaiiin< tbo gutnv, re.!ncin» all inflawahon— _‘.u .U_.n - - -- - a: . ■ -- .,.u >. *Uf* tk Abe corns JAi‘T'iicxnWB‘ ijdrW»«r Ta wil „ L O. rfG.T. .,11te lb. a.,- BW Dsccois'r.-X*uJ^n<*qft>*^ing *repl5a!i* Hitnarr — Och I »nrc now and you're aet lt.bare ia the: quarlber and gir me the pills and don’t bo Depct. 444, Broadway, *ud told by e<l dealer* Brackett both Imd thrir pocket* leisured HARDWARE! -•»; • j -, And the Fhyriology.of Manage. A work on tbe reuse, srniptoma. end trreuner.t a>d hearts. Tbe accident to probably owing to the /Tbo abavo are tmthfo1 liaRwunlS, th*l wiU be action rtf frost, although it i* powibln Aewtalt»*ttt«ud by nearly atlmtod by Marly a hundred tbcumml <il tbo present readers of th* acme miadiiwMj* musk rat may know i all about the nutter. ?Z| onl'fl. and* 11 abundantly roy. TryrtfwyMI. vTot*’) ORA XGE JUDD. PnWIyber.. Xloxar Stouck.—Lawyer* Terry and \ ,4Wa .asdfimAOTooai New Addition* THE LADIES MEDICAL FRIEND, intll'dani ha* again been carried away. Y4UULnUU‘ v Ab4 an peepa»Ml 1e soil Mare, Better, For the treatment of either class of Headache medicine* can be sect by mail or espre**'Tf de­ and bv tta aubtle power eradicating tbe aired. Rmto for oce'nr More of oar works aad minutes, diseases of which Headache 1* th* unerring tad.-x. Judge for yaareelrea. • Also published al the iaGrmary, to aid these bnte among bu aubaeriber* tbe present winter. ■Mux Dam'Giixit—\Vc Tegret tol^ foes ply; n HI. sdvica and direction* for enreg ARE NOW AT THE HEAD PAPER-RAGS men: of wh*t we brr« declare. Iu almost every instance where the infant i* suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or tweutr minnles after the »yrup it cd ministered. TUi valuable propersbo* in tha praacriptloa of one of the moat cxpenbueca and »knifu[ nur­ se. ig'Jiaw Knjjfapd.and bM beta used with neier-Culing miccci* m Thomaanda of-Case*. tested, and ■vrarSdlibg FasTrnrerea. Vf* Wtti•»*» na, to say bat i| THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL, RKFORkL 11 is • largo and beautiful paper, and «at*in« It act onlrreiieraa the child from pain, but in- tbe mo*t valuable Informal** on ■ ‘ vigoratea the atntnacb and bowel*, correct* odd­ Sperm.torlwa. or Nominal W eskuem. The reuse, cAecia and cara, sbowiag the awfalgffrcta of tbe I and overcome convulsion*, whieb, if not speedily remedied, end in death. We believe it the beat and surest remedy In the wofld. iu all case* o Drtentary nud Uarrbwa in tluWtrti. whether it TAIR OF MICHIGAN, Barry County, as. arises from teething, or any other cause. W* I I Probate Court for aaid evonty. At a eeaeion of said Cnprt. balden at the office would soy to every mother r> ho h** a child aufoftheJmdge thereofon HkMiagaJDecembtr 17th, ISM, prarot O. I, Hay* <d Prabata. In the mailer to the relate to Homer M. Hadley dereaard, ’ On reading and 6liag the-petition, duly verified p^.w-w.-rea Full directions for using will accompany each botCURTUiT fa'onrfi'ooV Estate of Homer M. Hadley. S CURE ’ewiSrwel: How th.' rbyaieraa should ba. J-w-' swwahnw* side wrapper. Sold by Drnggista throughout the World. • day of jSuary. Itol. to cm o'clock' f.' M-, at ^Frtntijml Oflioe, 13 Codar m.,thcoMoaartbeJnd^ofPtoiiton fa Haatiaga, be qmred to appear and show taaae, if My ths pravcdtotoU pefattanor ahmdd not be grfiated. P Xndit U> fiwUtarnrderad, Utah tbo potftioner glee noeiaatoaU pnrtlm interested, at She pen- Dyscnten. mmhr'mnX etna W91 Iv malignsnC'tii* effects hMvT' hcrtT' r^fld! ire and UtqniaLing. hi the loe.1 puir.a, laa* of Arab and «l debilitating cough,1 aM rtbnHewt gincrallv. wdimte hiefrwat Cytatpa remedy •«• alls*ah the alsrwi «fp*M*d*l aieians, ia tefeml vrry gratifying and ini -W.COliBLWIIlW&Rkimtl And those Afflicted with ’'^SK'Au.nmvm-. ■ W •(Abair. Utile' Buffet era, :SS$£Ofi photocuaehic ga^xry. ' NOTKHL TATE -OF MORGAN, I " PxrrE,b«yp,;'.0ro.1n«;#: Ambaotypfs Imperial 4^brtnype-.dhtoHhAa *?ai PM Ambajtopa AgDOOFTIMO doo* W^ar.mi aWl * DtJiwrfOfMHW gtraww* OueiLrtty^id JhP ual* C«nwiw»fc «>« ba l»pa»o»*ry bna>«M». tad sill eend for nopy. as it will oOM nothing. and those abould apply before it ia too late. Tiveoe Frrwcripi.eus Am wed byeb. >n^< eminent FhynomiFUofaaNrts.WX.eTwk Tbow W;,,, *<U*<*waM*S --------- r—.----- -—.—_— —«■*»« w a» »* SADDLE & HARNESS. XNA0M4M A IMA4 �^rjjuiliat HOOD FTRIFin AXI BUM® PILLS t,r IB FVBUBHKD EVI r WIDIIIPAY *O Aft MfemtSOA, uur oom CBstUewttedeferysr-lMfo SHAWdMAH J.T*. Roberts, &. Co. G r ac e t i e sl Cdmtotteg In p*rt of ■'NO HOW a BUI YOUR GOODS LAB-GEaDWIMLMTIFUL 3ffOT< JW70JIAB ta nvr. as* BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., GROCERIES! ON LOW PRICES TRA, COFFER, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. FBUKEb, FIGS. RAI8INB. CODFISH; -The Lt paid for Pre i feat, everything la Um Grocery fane, such a rffl taesMksdfee feasilv aaa. Also a groat variety of tbo and See!! ISAAC C. MOTT, November list, IMO. AU CffoklRg Extracts, PRINTS aorll-lf Terms Easy. CHEAPEST RATES. PBNB, PRNC1LH. INKS, PAPER. BN- tbe world haa bean* egragsoosly deceived by preparations of it, partly boennee the drug alone has not all the virtue that ia claimed for it, but mon because many preparations, pretending to be eoneentratod ectraoto of it, contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla, or any thing else. During late yean the public have boos mb- Upoa oar shelres may be foand all of BT THE PATENT MEDICINES CASE SPRING & SUMMER CTEAIP, •r Beady Pay, o*Iy. CORD, GOODS. to COMPOUND• 'KI PT IONS: and ear Wa hav« pUM of 8 H E E TI N G S, SHIRTINGS, STRIPES, CLOTHS, DIAPER, TABLE BROAD IBEDDCIKD ipibkoxs. WE TOWELING, and all kinds of dotutaUo goods; ARE NOW ON HAND with one of the LARGEST and also BEST Aaaurtioeeta CLOTH8, plain wdtaaey CAS8IMERE8, Linen of PBFCEB. CAN’T BE BEAT. We hare a foie variety of Muslins. Ladies’ SLEEVES and colter,. Cliimoisctte. Gents shirt B<.*onis sad Colters, and reery kind of WHITE . Our assortment of Table aad Pocket Cutlery, SILVER SPOOH8. Peel >MeMlK.Hoop Skirts, Yankee Notions, and things in general is fell and DRY GOODS PEOPLE, lerual medicine, or Ur dangwrows apnlMal^e « ^**t>**’ * ■<’ “‘•d Zwgies. so GROCERIES HARD-WARE! HARDWARE! and cutlery. GROCERIES, Old Fogyism Distanced CR OCX ER Y! Young America Ahead. Wshavd a larn beewtlfwi variety! fetoCoa, Vesta, Penta, Ac., which we offer st s less pries ' thaa tbe aaaal coot of tbo material. Please ex­ amine for yoeroefvea (fed teat tbe correctness of ** a^A AAm f hseaew. Lfosr CWyfeiaf. Dropsy. TWfrr. Thasar. and S-A AArnaH, irormi. <Jo»f. .Vransbsa. «u a Dwmrr Pfg, and/er Parifyiag tAe BM. They arv sugar-coated, so that the most eeariy™ »*«> take them pltesaaily, and they arc the te>>» —u »» JI a- r-r~> u . VrW U MU. »n; tea* kr SUO. NEW ARRANGEMENT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ EATING8AL00I!! WARM M€ALS AT ALL UOCIts. Tbo rawona why FRANCIS ROWER BOOTS, SHOES, The subscriber Is mw prepared to furnish Waaa Maa la or cola lcmoi at all leers. Thews deferisg ' . . ■ —■ Ao., Is doing the largest Hardware btuiuess ia Barilaws beeaaao ha haaof tha "Tais RGEST STOCK th. AND THINK! Arm WHICH, ACT! BEST GOODS, ai tbe . LOWEST PRICES I AM new rectorite my STRING stock of Goods aad have ea head a trri rate assortment of mir* bra vruAitD ware srv rtss ns, We think we bare as good Teeag Hyson. Im­ perial aad Black Tesfeaa were er.r offered ia thia Market Al»o all kind* ol Hrowr. and White Sagan, Syrop, Melanson, Flab, Maa, Coffee, choo : alate, Faro H—TBff il । IWjn?; q { RESTORED IILIIHEBY, ■errtek1! 8w>r f«*ted Piihl Test'd acaroe expect, st this late day, With startling cures a book to ill; TtooiatboaeM, the million »ayz HOW st votert i. mmrni vf , ®D®T8 & SHODXS, ' READT-RADE CLXXTBISte, re* WUOLE WORLD US1THDI LOST, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Boya’ Clothing which we offer at KXCEEDIMGLY LOW HOW Prloe, |lpwBsUU|lUBeuJHteep. and every kind of GOODS for Men and Onr Msortmeat of BOOTS A SHOES of all ran.tics. Ladies Gaiters, Grots Gaiters, Oxford Ties, Cads, Ae, A.3L of than have bam frauds upon the sick, for they not only eoutma lit*. if any, bareponUi, but often no curative properties arhatev «. Hraa. bitter rod psdafrdHttppeinws mt haa follower U.S use of the various extraeta of Bareaparilla wl.ich flood the market, until the nsune itaoif is justly deepised, and haa become synonymous with iaspoeltiou and eheat. StOl wc call thia com pound Sarsaparilla, and Intend to supply such a remedy as shall rrocuc tbe name from the load of obloquy which reeta upon iL And we think we have ground for beito«fa<itha> virtue, which are kroatotihh by th# ordinary rua of the dueuAcs it i» intend­ ed to eure. In order to aecura thrir compiate eradication from the system, the remedy should be judiciously taken according to duwxiooa on tbo bottle. ■> nzraJBO BY DR. J. C. ATER A Co. THE IMEBlCl, MEDICAL & TOILET REC’PT BOOK. LOWELL, MASS. Drillings, Den ima, F. & M. Caaaimeraa, TWEEDS, ftJCK Two Dwelling STATIONERY, I'AJll' xtoSSEFweK 0F m aBaracToa or an acr. JJ TO OBEAT HEALER OF MANKIND I ! Al»o, hOUAH BAIU B in every variety of fe ■teefcary. hardware, roe WS. howto and shoe* 1 In the Village of Hagtingg crinr~t.'i.,r 'tThTrnnYi.T DRESS GOODS ^HMpSl tdBee and sale rooms, Ko. • East ImM M. M bwUdtag from Main atrvet, Ciaehia|KO^ubaraforTin Haasmond street. JRrgrfs byj. P Roberta-A (V Hastisg., Eli Nfebota.OraSgSTfllc Milla, F. A. Keeler, also Heff­ erns and DeTteimrr. Middleville, M. C. Swift, This compound will bo fo«U a grant pro­ motor af haaMh, when takmi in the spring, to rzpal tha foul humor, which footer in the Hood al thataeasMof thoyuax. BythrtMely\xpuUan of them many rankling disorders ■ro looped in tho bud. Multitude, can. by AJaoJbrBala, aid of tha. remedy, spare thesBeelvso from the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous er-roe, through which the eyntem will store to rid Itaoif of eo rruptioaa, if not a set st ed to de CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, tbfe through tbo natural channels of tbe body J. Um t^wKlp W frrnp, by an alteratirc medicine. Clcanv out the ruiatsd blood whenever you find its hnpuritfea ImifekagrhiiMili thseMninptaqita, ereptia«b Homm, or auras; .loanee it whs* you find it is obWxll Fixubxd and M’xu. Located. atrueted ami staggiah fa* the vol*.; dcuase it whenever U fa fouL «ud your feelings will tall . you when. Sven where no particular dinorder 1 ks felt, propio cfejoy hotter health, aad lira Tides to all of these, IxbrarcTAnux, and longer, for eleaasing the blood. Keep tho 1 blood heatthv. aad aU i. wall | but with tM. pabulum of life disordered, there can be no lasting hsalth. Sooner or later somGthiDg I don't can if jf«u neoer pny for (Am ©I) ADOS T SLOPES. CABDR, Ac., Ae. lafeemsteon can bt had gratis of any of the sgeute tfengbMt tbo ooentry. ■IS BHlilt ar cmpUeatod eases Dr. Robeak to[jersouaDy or by letter eacloo- Pa mi That lha BLOOD PURIFIER aad BLOOD FILLS here been proved by an.lysb to CONTAIN KO MINERAL. . That they cum tbs almoat universal roioplalnt. ■Re a d y xar BOB mtoicinal ptkposib,onlt. JR C R.QJt.KDR Y KTE WITNESSES. These parties maybe cen.elled persoaaily or y tetter, by these who h... asy dmtet npm tbe sMtot. Tbeevideesetai the poeaeaMM of Dr. Mid, which ta at all tone, aoeeaatbk te tbe Dv aotaakBwagjrthUgbte and moat complete aeaortmeot of BOLTWOOD k GRANT Dili 'taiiiiis oasn £itr mw DRY-GOODS I ASD&uerrmox WARE, W£“:UJ airER AYLOW EX PRICES OYBTKBS, TEA OM OOPFKK. Ever ahoun in thia Market, which we advance from NEW YORK COSTS, 64.Jr«? other SaJeraloa. -AH th. deleterious matterfertiacted tenet.meaner ss to CHJCKENK, PICKLED TONCVE. A T>BA&)INEB, Ac. wiU pkaet call at asarir opfmeita U. A.«oU yyy atoce. U lbe HMTlng^ateow, wban they TO 11 O UR E K E K P B R8. 8°™“ >.E*. *>■ T BABBITS BEST O MID I Cl N Al. SALERAT US. copper Myrossri* sat of PARLOR STOVES, comrri,r >S most beewUful patterns in market. I bars the groatsst varirty of ELEVATED OVEN STOVES, LOW OVEN STOVES. PARLOR COOK STOVES. Bresnen i* tats tow*. Six ITste and BcxSev I ■ are prepared to sell at a small . . OUTER "it. BYK J. 8. GOODYEAR* Co. TO HOUSE BUELDEBS. VEBT OHBAP GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS. WM. B. M0RBB0U8B A CO., We have thnuiag toote of aB kinds, and STACKS OF CROCKERY. HASTINGS . IraatlM, .!•«, Bill Mi Mguv, Which we effkr la aette or otherwise al TANNERY I bog leave to call tbe attention af the ettane of LsV’rlibaas. rT*y T4 ***•S}"!* S* *• ameete-l to S4.lt eeetooMra. Clabe, Military and ether pubbe Low Pressure System ^^gayafE^; 1 72fcrM^°A*iT^'&igL.72 Vaflt Dy, GmUhhiII ’’ ordta5piiH,M* ***•“' W AND Aiwaya haa* at ». C. RAWLEY'S. Haetiags, Deo. It, IflA KARBOJT BMT IfBCCtT OOUBT COMM UR � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-01-30.pdf 6d36dc33c9c82c23c1e39015a891a491 PDF Text Text tjt 'gtjinhlitw gmtr, Cnrw «f 18 PUBLISHED KTUT REPUBLICAN BANNER WEDNESDAY MOKHIjtO, AS MAATUraa, BASST COCFTT, MICDQAS. OJU btssasaJsterysfCWyerWaAUA" nuu: ■HOME TERMS, JUl In nJ. of JW, UrJ, OmMiU, Printin' wxraW m sfert msK., •wsra-iL Ur»u. <tf VOL. 5 XKT ADVANCE. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30, 1861. Ratings’ JJnsinrss Dirtrttrr^. watched Hutchinson when be went thro* th. jail, did not notice his walking on the pnth, Grat saw tracks on the west side of ths road, hill 1« *firn down and It is & clay soil, we earnc up on the sast sida, to Philander H north of the sol postofiioc, was not not there when we came up, looked for tracks going up, think the tracks eorraapood with the aixe of the prisoners feet, noticed It at the time, noticed hte fool when at the post office, we went eonth/te Court.) ■OAT WOOD & GRANT, NO. 39. Kilboura. eewthim lb* night before the body of Mrs. Harding was found,be cams Assyria, knew Mr*. Jane Harding; saw Dilloa rt Tamarack house in the month •bout day light,beard Mm at my brother's NORMAN BAILBY, * ting up, don't know who bo was with, 1 am .uro it was him. kiss reserved spot, rsmemt P.1I.AJ. IIUI8ELL, May, 1658, had rained ter was introduced from the minutes of there la no house on e_________ _ road from the school bouse to Hyde’s 1 reside in Maple Grove, resided there post office, the day was such ss would FRAN CUI ROWER, on the 31st of May, 1856. sn the Belle­ leave foot prints on the soil; knew Jane vue road, a little way from the school Harding, saw her an that day, 80 rods house, recollect of Mr. Brooks chopping south of my bouse going north, wore a for Mr. Carpenter on Monday, boy came sun-bonnet ou her head, do not recollect after fire on that day; know John Dillon ■ AILEY A BAKER, have seen Jane Hsrding^John Dillon waa and black, was on foot; abould think it Mt my bouse on Monday, when he went near 10 o’clock, had do time piece, not rert, cutlery eud stores. Store oat door out he said that Mra. Brooks had compa- far from 10 o’clock, never saw her again until her body was found, had no doubt J. W. OAKLEY, the body found was hers, aaw the body door. CRTBOLESALE sad retail, dealer in, sad maanCron Examination.—Came there about on the ICth ol June, have examined paths JVW tastrar ol leather, fitidmgi, Ac., IlaMla 10 o’clock, it was raining when he came near that place. in ; he made an errand, ho wanted to know if there were any good books In the township Library, (objection made to telling what be did white there, objection sustained.) be was there about an hour, had conversation with me, (objection to what be said, and was sustained.) I did not see Jane Harding that morning, it come of Dillon and Mrs. Harding; after the body was found I followed a path Crou Examination.—Whore 1 first saw tracks wad tn the rood through the woods, do not remember which side was the fe­ male tracks, du not remember which side the male track, examined the track care­ fully, cannot recollect which side, cannot tell which aids I was on, recollect from Impression of the brain, would loae the tracks at tiroes, generally lost both at the same time, think I tracked both tracks to the top of a hill south of the crossway, am not positive whether 1 saw a stamp at the top of the hill, do not know as I told you that they stopped at that slump, it is 10 or 15 rods to the crossway, may was over a week after Mrs. Harding left before I made inquiries for her, that is as ing hare! yon state's Exfur Brookr Strom.—I reside tn the will hare <4d Mrs. went back Into the woods by the road to near where the murder was committed, town of Maple Orova, on W| of N. Ef went SO or 40 rod. before I turned into of section 25, lire cast of the Spencer mouth and arid; ‘Merer you mind about school bouse, lived 2} miles east of the Mrs. Harding, maybe ■ha will Mip her school bowse in gav 1868, kfiew DOkm probably half an hour, board something since he was a small boy, most of the saw him on the monflng of the 16th of down ou his feet, be ant a few minutes, June, 1858, at my house, first saw him then rose up and started north, I followed juft half after four by my clock, do not in the same direction, kept on the west know how long be had been there, heard •ide of him, followed, hitn 8 or 10 rods his voice when I awoke,there was a board when he stopped behind some bushes so came from Battle Crack with horset.jafaI could not see him, I stopped, did not ed the dance, I do not use intoxicating sen or hear walk further, then started todrinks as a beverage, did not that day, do heard him say waa, be “wondered if they not recollect of persons leading me to ward the road, and I ran after him, then had found Mrs. Harding yesterday.” My bed, did not go to bed there that night, he went south 5 or 10 rodsabove the hill brother said they had not; Dillon asked did aa see Dillon drink; al the tiara of if 1 was out hunting for her; my brother tbe remark, the gentleman who came M* car school house and turned Into the Dilloa and myself were all that were in tbe room, I first told of tha*e threats at the day that Mrs. Harding waa found; about a mile we frequently went through open woods did not notice the tracks at the foot not go to bed that night, danced till moan, Cron Examination.—I was satisfied ing, did not ‘go home with the gjria in that the body was that of Mrs. Harding It was nearly day light, when 1 got there all woods on the road to Hyde's from the the morning.’ by the dress and hair think I could Dot gully on the west side, don't think there W. PARKER, Holcomb was upturns people knew 1 was have identified her by her face alone; husbnnd waa at work that day north of going that night, the man I saw was a tall should think there was a path led in aS. the school bouse. W. direction through the woods, do not night, think the dauce wss on the 5th of [Mrs. Carpenter Is not now living.] know'a path running from nnar Hyde's following tracks on that rids, know there was riser and a pert was cloudy, after I DHftm’a father bred about 1| mites from November, think I swore before that it were no tracks going up because we Louira Uanrom Siaorn.—Kuew Mrs. to the neighborhood of the Ransom’s. looked al tbs bottom of the Hl, track Harding,she was my aunt, am a daughter WILLIAM BURGHER, near the gate turned toward the post­ of Wm. Ransom, believe 1 remember Battle Creek, teaching has been busi­ •STICK OF TUB PEACE. AUom.y ud when Mrs. Harding first left oer bouse, ness for some winters post; resided in office, in going back lost tbe track at the pie Grove, hare lived there seven years, Cross Examination.—When they atop it was Monday, it was the latter part of Maple Grove in May, 1858, lived in a foot of the hill, did not see that track turn । into tbe path at the foot of the hill, did ped the search they made excuse that she my place is a mile and a half from the May, ahe never came back, she wore a Ert of L. Lapham's bcuae; have seen might be at Hastings, I did not aay pink sun-bconet; it was a cloudy day , A. E. BON STEEL, rw. Harding, bad her pointed out to ma they said they wanted to secrete the body, my mother made the sun bonnet, bad as Mrs. Harding, have known John Dil­ A. Hoteoenb said there might be such a worn it myself, it had a cape of the aarne lon from boyhood, knew him in Maple material, have a piece like it, think she Grove a year, white we both lived in came out by spells, was not very cold, he thing as they wanted to secrete the body, might sweat some if be hurried last, have am not certain it was Mr. Holcomb, sev­ penler’s io 1856, I knew Jana Harding-,. DAN1KL COOK. wore my bonnet because she asked for it, Maple Grove did not know him a year, never seen a young man in a strange eral were talking, went borne to Holcombe my brother, have known John Dillon five she aaid it waa rainy and did not want to bis father lived in Eaton Co., think two bouse act as Dillon did at Hyde's, think when the search was stopped, It was not wear her bonnet. or three miles from the county line, can’t it would be unnatural,! said to him “bow for from fioon,I went home to H<>!corab*R Qucs.—Did she leave any underclothes tell exactly, saw John Dillon on tbe 81st laot do you do !r did not say anything more can't tell what time I got there, can't tell the night before; aaw John at your house 1 Objected to, overruled, of May, 1858. at the Maple Grove post­ .HOLBROOK, to him, Carpenter spoke to him, when I how long I staid at Holcomb's, started before bis arrest at 9 o'dock that day, Anderson was with her, I was golngaouih exceptions taken. office kept l»y Hyde, port office te ou the looked at him be looked away, be asked away about 7 o’clock, I ale supper at and saw him the same morning at my also, several others were with me, the fe­ Ans.—Not that I remember of; she center road, | mite south of the center, Hyde to take buck half the envelopes, do Holcomb's, went to Harmon's, it is a lit­ brother Rufus' early that morning; waa males were sometimes twenly rods from left a bonnet there, do not remember there is no building between tlm pastoffice not think he asked for malt, do not re- tle overs mile; told Mr. Holcomb where us and sometime* five or six, DHIun walfe. how long it remained, do not remember and the school bouse; the poatofficc stands en on my right hand, Jas. Bvde on my Iwaa gobr. went to Hartnou’s to borrow whether she left any clothing there; Ism on a rise of ground, ground descends to out, could not swear whether he had on a a pistol, it is about a mile, * as 15 or 20 from; I do not know, only as he told mo left, Dillon nauried. 'D«mn fer; tf IU4 Huts strevl 1C years old. the south of postoffice, think it is 15 rods boot or shoe, could not tell at the time her out in the woods I would not ask but minutes going, staid 5 or 10 minutes, to the foot of the hill, hill is 8 or 9 rods whether it was a boot or shoe, his panta­ JOHN ROBERTS, borrowed a pistol, went back to Hol you recollect a suit pending or. recogniz­ long, think a person standing al the port­ loons came over his boots or shoes, they comb's, staid long enough to load my May of that year, because J aaw Dillon at way that I thought he meant what be said; ances against John Dillon and others I— office could not sec to the foul of the hill, were pretty long, think I might pick out pistol, went to L. H. Holcomb’s, that la the Spencer school bouse on Sunday the Objected to, overruled, exceptions taken. think a person would have to advance many boots that would correspond to the east, do not recollect what 1 stopped for, day before, did not see him the 81et of Ans.—I recollect such suit; against toward tbe hill to sec to tbe bottom, the think it was to gte some one to go with May; I had busteora with Mm about a job Jay a week before the Monday at which John Dillon, Philadcr M. Hyde, Isaac hill is some sandy, ground descends from by while we were in the post office, do me, told him w&Sre I was going, when on of chopping for McOmber, be took the she was missing, did not see her on the Devoe, Henry Hyde and James Hyde; the hill to tbe crossway, aaw D.liou at nut remember that anybody else came in the other trial I did not say 1 went some­ job and 1 wont in company with him; it 81st day of May, was one of the jury on as sureties Russell B. Wighunan, A. S. the port office about half past. 12,ll might while we were there, did not discovery where elsej(ot a hatchet at A. Holcomb's was on the 30th 1 saw him at school house the inquest, took some papers from her Quick, A. Wulf; Levi Eljiot. Quca.— bare been a Httle later, James Hyde, his a path from ths body, but near tbe bod went to James Ransom’s, stopped there —the kb was for i’iisy McOmber ou Ms Was that suit compromised or settled 1 wife, and John A. Carpenter were there, which comes out at tbe foot of the hilL 5 or 10 minutes, had conversation with farm, 1 do not know when Dillon took . ’ . _ v___ . ‘i____ UM- TJ-Jthe job, I bargained with him on Sunday; to John Dillon, could not Objected to, overruled, exceptions taken. Rt-oxaminalion.—Do not know as any James Ransom, tried to get him to let we were to commence chopping on Mon­ Ans.—It was settled by giving six equal body else came in white we were al tbe day; I know where J. M. Wheeler lives, notes of a hundred dollars each, fonr hun­ A. Carpenter came up with me, can not offico, crossed over at the foot of the bill did not atop at Lapham*a. went to Ball s tell whether the mail waron had come or in going from Wheeler’s to McOmbcr's dred to go to A. L. Harding and two above the path and found none, when we and rapped, they wore abed, thsro were Oom Examination—When the remark it would be nearest to go by the Spencer hundred to the county, drew the notes not, learned that the son them mail had no lights, thought they were abed, Mra. by'Dillon was made I had been to the camo back we found tracks where we school house, then east about one mile and myself, the notes were negotiable,]givcn come, kept the center road to the post looked enming up, never saw such sweat Hall asked who waa there, I asked her office, aaw a wagon track, a one horao then north three quarters of a mils, it is on time, do not remember all who raising; first the women pass the post­ as stood ou Dillon's face from labor. north east of school house on section 14; half minute, went up to Hyde's, do them; A. Quick, P. Downes a__ A. wagon track, had rained some that day, office; saw.them at the cross-way, they Rr- Crott Examination.—Do not know I did not go to work on Monday ou the Wolf signed them ; ' J. A-^w®exsy'wM was only one track, the track was plain. know bow long I was going, it might h seemed tobe having some fun, we made m there h a path comes out on tbe east job and do not know whether Dillon did Prosecuting Attorney. Knew Jane Har­ remarks in fun; think Dillon's waa seri­ •ide of the road; we examined near to the tol and balchct with me wbeu 1 sat down or not, 1 went on the job the next morn­ C. PIUNDLE, ding, she was in town when the Dotes ous, do not know but I said I would like were drawn; do Dot know as she dictated went up,tbe tracks appeared to have been pall, al tbe foot of the hill, the drops of by Hyde’a,halchet and pistol were In my ing, Dillon was with me, there was Doth to take the twist out of her, think James made since the rain, these tracks were of sweat stood out all over Dillon ’ s face. settlement; ^Dillon waa.preseot, a party bands, ceuld not tell where the two per­ ing chopped the day before, did not con­ Hyde dhew Dillon’s attention to the maL two peraona, think one was a mate and nov.tr saw It in that way, think tbe ap­ sona camo from, could see thorn through tinue on the job every day, I left on Frlto the settlement. ter, before the IGth of June, 1 teft Dillon Que*.—For whose benefit and on whose one a female, one on each side of the cen­ pearance w ns not in my eye. I a crack in tbe shed, may have staid 20 or day Question—Did some one say a railroad _ .L- -.1 ___ •___ 1 1__ U-___ _ ____ DANIEL STRIKER account were the notes given 1 JObjectod ter track, have forgotten which side waa 7b tkt Judg«.—l tlunk the woman's 30 minutes, think they did not see me^m twist t—objected to, objections sustained, exceptions Liken. ‘ to, overruled, exceptions taken. Ans.— the female track, firat discovered the fe­ tracks were smaller than the man’s; sure 1 heard them step, It was not some the next Monday, Dillon did act chop at male track 80 rods north of the sohnol ■ They were given for the benefit of the posts I saw, they went away by the north Witness—I think James Hyde said they were made with a rubber shoe. Saturday, I was not there on Tuesday, 1 criminate mentioned in the recognizance; teAMe, tracked them 30, 40, or 50 rods end of the bourn, I went on the south side, Dillon oould nut go to see Mrs. Harding the notes were given to indemnify sure- farther, first discovered the male track 8 went into the road, looked around occa­ sod know Dillon was not there on that because ba did not go to see her child ; 1 OUTER E. EVERTS, oould not say as Dillon said he did hot go 1 ties on recognizance; this settlement was or 10 rods north of where found female sionally, piato! waa loaded, think 1 waited Itic prisoner, snow jsuo ssaruiug, dune aVjlha term of ]Court infFeb. 1858. a little alter they left, oould not ase the morning Mrs. Harding’s body was found, to see other folks' children, soon after T PHILLIPS. Uxess Suwurr and Jailor. or 15 rods south ol the crossway, am not her ou ths-31st of May, 1858, Ln front mooo, went south, walked, stopped asver- said be had a lame sheulder sod oould nut this the threat wns made; do not remem­ Cron Examination .—JcAm Dillon did positive about the distance, looked for al times before I turned into the woods. ber aa Dillon said be could fix her out fo> II. COOK .racks farther, saw nothing of them, value received, the understanding was Brooks*; do uot recollect whether ba said looked to the post office, oould «•***> that the Harding family waa to be indem­ tracks, wagon tracks were visible, Dillon anything about Mrs. Harding or not; Prinified as to their loss and to pay costs was not at ths office when we got there, day waa tbe test day Dillon chopped on in the suit. It might have been the un­ came in 15 or 90 minutes, cannot tell ex­ the job, said something about chopping H. N. SHELDON wrote a letter at my house, she laid she derstanding among some of tbs persons actly as to how long, ft was a oool day, had written it to John Dillon; I did not again soon, did not state what he was go that he bad been arrested for burning her house; the only thing I remember ofDilinterested that these notes settled the ing to Ilia father's for; saw him again that the weather had been rainy, It was about wholcSmatter, nothing was said about the day, I was working on tbe road wbeu I a mite from my house to the port office, erimtesl prwecstkm, the »400>as gives did not suffer with heat, Dillon appeared Rt Crotr Ernmination- I knew James looked like toe same must, was in xzen- think the log is not north of the corpse, 1 saw him next; be was going want, recol­ Harding family’to remunerate ry Mallory’s bands when I saw it; the was on the log, was looking east, sat lect talking with him, he talked with the Hyde hadateo been arrested, theugte the body was found on the 16th of Juno; there about | an hour, somotimss It was hands; from where we were at work It remarks were all jocose until I heard Dilthink inquiries were made for Mrs. Har­ cloudy sometimes clear, whan I first saw waa lesa than a half-mile to a read run­ loc’a, and did aoC know bat his might be. Re-examination.—Nothing] was said ding in about a week after she was miss­ the person 1 was standing on the log, ap ning north to McArthur’s, did not see jut the discontinuing of the suits, there HARMON SMITH. ing; 1 did Dot go in search of Dilice. MtVXNTU DAT. migbt'have been and might not, do.not Cred to be looking at me, do m»t recol Mmeorae bock again. iircuit court comjiIhsionkr, Attorney . ... ___ -II <1^ C"«MirU M . whether 1 held up my pistol, stood recollect. irloa made to. me by her brother Wil- there five or ten minutes, said nolhiag.did not stop until be got behind the bushes, cutinjdAttorney of thia county in Febru­ •bort In answering qsastiona, wo were do not remembur of stopping about eight ary, 1858, remember the suits on reeog sitting when bscams ishames Hyde was JAM ER H. BROWN, ' ’ r the settlement, re­ I do not recoilrrt hi. asking me if Mrs. sitting ; Hyde to tube back Maple Grove, did in 1858, knew Jane SURVEYOR. Offio* in the Coart Mr. Holbrook got.the HwdfcH; knew John Dillon before May, i:i >*.r.i.i.. Ulf a (Bite frats ths seal and went read be lived west I TIM.BY * KWGRWJKY, Dillon come 7 o’clock spent the night principally oa tbe . .— IWM rwember of road, got on ths road at about 10 o’clock, «ty attention was drawn tutbe raattar, (Ottmvrd ms /ettrtf jnrya,}. �..... thre.-ite tefore lheday the body ni found. I tutehinaon at Terrill s it & called tfe “Travel two ycahs agp last, fid I. tion between him ami ( Wm.’lMrtaf JUtahin be saw talking lu_lhc ro. ding teas not John Dilit Re-Examined — Under rircuinstances now assumed, tte sun mo, Eaton Co., remember Kalamo by tire S Mallory's n * Mrs. Harding was found, bow long berate I sew Mr lory, ste came dowt said she supposed it she wanted to ridv to the school house. ictad, w talked pretty well, they eratand that they did fMHMHtoMtti mill‘With’u yoke Dillon was,am sure they goin^ wouttonfent tbe middle of lost win. I inquired if they had' ter, had a'conversation about the Dilloa __ .where be was. ’ pMth-ng about „ „ ,. . .1 Solomon Bttrftk Strorti— Know Geo. Jn't want lu know RturtU 11. It roton n-ralltd—Y was at J jju^jngon, he was al ny bouse in HasU-SU, riil.i . --.l . , »/ 11 _.u_ Sfamietation.—Mallory’s house _iMuifo™ putrefaction would commence, as 1 did »««»<!« bod,; kwo.ld deirtodup. the fletoter- term G.» BOHn iHMStoae Ua4k Jia the Slat day of Ma* with Cron X!iStoi?ii^.iv,<in7tknow I “tomaohi Whclber d,e roUen night, the, -Mr*. Un^ta, iprh g, wood was saturated with water, which up with ll David Mc€lu<\ didjxrt tall him 00 tire 3d apd tte tetPJW’Aiurfi 1 planted, a Mr. B«>tertS said 1 sup|H»e you want to get a ride,she ’A Dclro, see him every day in the Clerks office, hare aQftiiJbMn .a good puny limes mrtiraci, Mlu WUftffl? Wmo: a ft few llobmO. d: i^aOtpcak to her,ate ome to thaUfo.' .ml W she was nii^W^ MM' dad to be a friend < ' Dillon, did < btar 'ttet I uro*tt] it etehfo-fr; Mr. Fuller Imd agreed to carry her up the otter a bay. sjHHCfed •-<**• Kidinirtnflonr—Vtlt nor few* « Hutchinwn brairdvd at the TraveWs Home, saw him tftre fo'firrc, fM«rhlin M <br tavern l-nrn in Hsstihg", ifflte hftn irf Marshall rmretefirre, sow him st Mursftull te Wednesday,saw* Mm st Hastings nmr the middle of the day, crxrld writ MrcdPfttatt I o’elfH-k, tduM ntesreardt **s nut 2 b'cfcftk. could sot suwfttl* wssl After It o’flock, do .not recolleet ft l sprdto with hlni; looks now as he Sid Uien, l.rt>ked at Mfirs'tall'aribe'dries we, muH not my but beard ima the same eotor it is ao«e, ouuld not decide whether his *bcard in dork clothes at Msrsball, never saw him at any other lime only at tho Clreus rasd at Marshall, heard him *y his sama tma llutehtoson at Marshall, reorc A wood many jw-mik nt thettivwrnisaw him about T-vu-.M u'dock. think be was thwe an tear or so, rosy Ire longer, jbhik he erime to thnt evoiing; I wtft «rith1 Domesumd Datro, got there stem 4 o’clock, think H Jkl not storm ; think t fl rat told my wife iriist Hutriiinwwi uM ; 1 was not at the first trial; Ike Wears mne-from Geo. Mc­ Cartney* knoir Jatoer Hedfo* never put irt writing Irtet Hmdifoson saM, saw 1t1n fovitihg a far days ago reten Mr. DniCtett tm4- it dore in icriftog, It wjt< firri tshm <h-Mvi fo rerhing when n petition ‘was scrit to tin- Governor to pardon Dllhnt. hike s*i» dressed ns he ia nave, bard darX- pants and a dsrl eont; I trax not in trrsn du­ ring the trial of John DiBsm before: have lisad irt. Maple Grove » v*ra. thhfo the 8lh of Dmswter taro yean «f>o laoss him .•ft:M:irateH, think J went to Man.hall on yVoJoueday,nm positive 1 huh.-d my hogs on Mtmd.iy, do not kotm. irixfttec 1 treat to M^rttel I tfo> uuxt ftayor mW, du-Aot D»rc as 1. ireqLlbo scroad tey. lfoai ,| rwft on WtrimNtlay ; star fed Tor. Was tte next day after 1 sni« UutehiMdn. Ju-ard T Uicp left aud went ty ptyjrin 4c Sjldcj’* jbonk, dit) juifc bear qny. tucrc of the conWNUfou; JIr. bawdy was tlxro, luftbiru lulling. b ' fo Mapfc-Grovfetr’or 9 yesta on <he N. Ef of section 28,the Spencer school hoowj t« «-hi and north ‘ from me, go by Mr. MalloryS to go <0 tbe school hon^c, rvmeniber tte day the body of"Mrs. Hard­ rrearanccs would indicate that it wftJWrmt barks were dry they woujd retard putre­ teva-iaM lMa toaAJHriAJteand«4fo®r»- other, then turned to the olh<¥ woman faction, cannot describe the stale of puteuBtaft aal&bkr'ibdrMt miMfoy Was: faction after the rfyl. of Iff day*. » person bls siroureAttnoeaU slightMM* appeared am itdid wtethl saw seeing the body would be the best judge, weeks seen Dillon. tte ground,could not4ell wtefa think lift, tissues would niyo wapr if (ne body was touched roughly, might re- position ftoukh be tawMlft Dillon, told it to OHhftMten v -■ iu tuovfi.lt with reasonable care. , think Issw-M. H. Paltneroi tte 5th of ing was found, I went, to Whiling EBh’ that fay, panned Mr. Mallory’s between he said shu was missing ou a Monday ued daylight smi sunrise, saw Mrs. Mallory, I told lum I saw ter tbe Saturday after. she was two rods north-cast of tte house, Jomti fft/dt Strom.—Jl»ve resided In ste was looking towanl me, was at the pfaco where (he l>odj lay after it was Manic Grove 10 or 12 years,] mile south found, paw fog body white there, cqnld of the eentrr, the poitotfice was kept nt not describe tho wot, tho body was fa a my'housc In 1838, rcincmber thoSlst of little bopbw, tfaok ’ it. waa a foot And a Mny tljat year, was at homo whan the tetf Jeep, it was 5 or f> rod’s from tire mail tey'came along, «aw John Dillon tiinrsli, think foe trees were acrubbv, that day,Mr. Carpetflcr and Xn Lapluttn fohikjUie rays of tim snn passed in to thq tbro tnere,'<16 n©r remember ijir. tterf body on UmjI day, tte wcafovr was warm were any oth'crii but '.‘njy Jaiufly at that (list dip-, the weather had teen warm aud time, bwieve Mr. Lester caioc In about , 4<0i*d^«l»foa^XUii*k ftpossiteto tte body toigbl have law thsre, under ttecircumstanccs. from tba^lal of May to tbe IQthof June. Hiram T. Hrro*oom—}loM.e fo Belle­ vue, have been a pbrsicran Xl .ycats, have trial, wfi^ here when DrJItobqrt* a others tcetificid respecting the Ubdy of^frs. Ilarr ding, witnesses havi sworn respecting tbe body- fa Iny abscn< c. was present when Dr. A Jolj.hus teAiificd, 1 should have to *Hk. I. ■ iMnshto .tai. ol pre«w«u«c it«i Um body of.. tafam'l^af portly have scan boilta lay <n.»’dh»ecfo»t roont for three woeks, tm> Is the fihst-tlme I hhve hail experience to nvammiug bodies of thin ulnae found dead, ite parts of a body Ivtog hi water would not decompose as fast m Others, if tbo terks were satu­ rated with'water it wouM retard pstn-foe tinn, I have dtaeried many bodies after <1e«th, bodies dying of some dtsfenvro would putroftr mdeh sooner tlma'budlea al pevsems killed in beakb. that time but am not positive* my father repqit the statement he made ax to sun and mother were not at borne; Dillon got rouiiaiVg drcotostances, eould nottefl any some stamped cm i lopes lluit he had particular limo th© 'fltsh would fall from head wgs not touch decayed, ou some engaged the day before, and asked me to Ute bones, under the con Jiifons giyao iu parts the flesh was falling off; 1 have tak© back a part of theln; 1»C did not stay foe question thinks body could nut. uc ro pauod ai.Tbaa.lhc crossway .there ia a hill a great while, I did not notice nuyl' ing moved after 10 daysalfowing the temper, srfotli of the cruMway, from the hill oo’d peculiar in bis appearance,noticed nothing iMHilhof udo, ^orr aww*—TJis In Cjtadi-tdn, aturu to be as usual in ths mouth of J June, see jjhtra foe body. fay. about, his peraou tuiconunon, could Dot .at co^e think it would require orkat caye |» fo ro. ro. fnm a physician and surgeon*, tefc never describe his clothe^ be bad on a raoamj •• • il.woald ■ ■] Lad a post morlefn eiarfiination of a body move it, it might bo rolled, think Croe* Jdru*tttation.—Did not look tn hat, could not. tell his [>antaloou3. found dead, have my knrrtrfod^e from the -bo difficult to move it^( ,,f see it I ooutd see tte body from the bill, booksdltd ttestesuoting room; my u|iincould tho spot where-tfiu body lav, Cress Eotmintd-rCn mb up- with hir. ' ftu tesml upoft-tnedted juris prudetx e fooksd «-f«w fays vinoe to see if I could former trial of Dilten.donot know wbath Brackett to attcad-this trial,'room with‘ would tesd vnio to believe a body Imving sootho ■pte. dto not look before, there er I lten swore tn a point that I new him, he did not tell inc the oulditieo -the arc ii<> kravte Mnr, «u when the body swear to, am sure that i swore that I saw body was in, tbink tha body might Lave tte .appearance as .stated m tte qaestiou was there, that would-mako a difference. Dilloa on the Slat of May, testified aliout lain thusu 1G days uwdor (ho circutusumcea' could have lain two weeks and mure. ,Cro»* Etiminatian—Ilava rand Chit* a path that coms* from tho east of my Stated iu th© question, could not toll ex­. house, remember swearing of otetrue actly. tyja Jiiriapruilcuco, Lavr resd.Taylor’s rotions to lift path, remember testifying Dr. Ar.ewZM-.Tbo stench ofr coolly. Taylor wn» an Englishmas, have to be fair, I w* sear the body tHi night, about the time it would take to go thru' the body under such ci rcumstauccan des­ never hoard uf GuUitfer'a jnriapnidrece. was nt the school house, 1 did not teip cribed ouuld be smelt a mile, could nut be, foe state uf deowpqs&Ml deprrids much search for tte lady, do not know of any­• to tte time 1 went to bed tte night before upon droumstames. tire Larks brii^satubody in the htoUartnsy neighborhoodI tte body was fonn'l.do not reeolleet what rate.} wifo wrier, would teafon ilocumpo BW*M A/tPktrtMt Heard 1| who did search fur the body. I testified tojt is a good while <0 rosnotnsition if the weather was very wnrtn, the part oftbe trstimhnr of Flfiitalxjtit go­ , bar, it seems to nm LI trstifeed about «es* stench Of a bofa'wfald depend upon Re rnuntMullon.—1 live about a inile ing into Hie jail, Heard Mm speak of go । ing Dillon, Lsptatn end Carpenter on tte cteeimwtnneev, riiwiikl thfok'tte nlfaAriffes frtvru Mr. Brunks'; don’t know as I could ing Statu the jalt with Crablc.ft Was. before • see the spb|-Wtehe the'body lay when the 31st of Mny, did not tesliftr about seeing tbe examination of Dillon there was only must be ebenteio resiat-ft. Iftster; can’t say Lester was there'that G to. //ufoil intog ■rc 'calfett—lS^o rn tfi" Ivavm were ‘on. went there last Bundar myself and Dfllon in Hie jail at the time, <lnv. my flitlicr dnd mother had gone to wtin<7S-Maod‘flt foe' ‘ st the rcipnst of‘Mr. Dillon. nifnois, am ooe of foe defendant* in the was there when Hnfi hinson, Miut and not prcvenftil Trom . John D. ChculerStrorn.—Lived in indictment for burning VsrJtujfs boose, J SWoetry eame in, after tbe cx|inhiarlon cr‘ter*on bht foe prhmk. ,. Ibero were only six persons at most while Assyria six . yqya, g. mita south of the was fadfafad wifti DJTIori and others for ««■ nt the erotsway. did not Ace any fer^pd a quarter went, remember,at- an araantt upon Mra. Hardin" I was'un­ I wits there, d» not know as 1-T1nl camo in In the courlibom'rir on the tr.. atrteu 1 iU’t iing ajJate^a^ lbc Tamnrni-k Home, ! der ball to appear at Court for tlresu of- befot r the exanifoatlon. was tte man I saw iu tte tte road; rv«u; w¥ tn Ul ^inrimaa or |’ jbpri' thpe before, in fenscs.lhlnk 1 was at the November term, Or<Ms Knuoihaliofi . —There — e was a tnau Hastihgt seventeen dars before befapu the the court court of Crandall 7; John pHlvn was there, nin no^ao there was nn application to coutinue the Iri jaO by tbe name pf Crandall, I was put tot'it tr* *“ourued In i'-^** form " r”!iNovcnter, * iritcJ -with Sacicy, saw Seeley in tire rase, it wav refiisc-I, beltcvu it was t,i ire iu ou . thy . fjth .of July, Dillon - ’’■■■<> W* *n be­ wdsnbt .UUi« uxarsteJl during that time,Aaw mg room tliat nigfa; It waa the first called foe next day, 1 went home, wbtt fori) ’ fore 1 y v ns, is, no one was in tbe jail but Dil­ Mreo AfUasthigs two v.-sri ago. «Jo rpSited — ft they bad a dance after Mr. Cox away and left the county,think I wasgum- Ion when 1 was put in, I waa put in lor notirWhrfl, recollect’ WMrtof ever Nriig seeing him i„ in Mhr. MaiKuflntip the . taveru, it wna the uo|y tttu weeks, <lo not know hs Cutfrt was burglary, dq not . know us 11 was settled, kludl, know 1 did oeft for soveritccn days was bati^out on good bchav ’ w r. tune fever saw Dillon and Seeley there, over when 1 came Lack, did not ectoc to txjorc tte trial, wtp not in Tcrrell’i tar(got there just nbqut dark, could not tell see; do not rcmcmlx-r of seeing Ferris ern at any tjlne ftt>m ht to T5fo of De' whether I was there before Dilluti, could and Burtch electioneering, In; tire fall of aurin oaf. . , (ftmter 1858, reurainoil in listings 8urSeeley came, j January 17. Dudley M. Joy and frvfag itjg thj! whole trial, "wnnt to ManfodtJ r.ti rcinemEcr 01 ol seeing seeing ITarhmn «<•■•'• < rreurs. imira.— —I resale reside iu in >K,-aunt remember n*rhmn and MaUhew Mattheu Holmes, lie Imre, did pot not _ &r. u. r. jlay:.. the day.afternh^'prlsdncr was icbtcncvd, 1 d^m h' U*« stpve »itha cigar ‘ toll them foot Dillon came into the post l-c»wwcc County, Michigan, am a physithink it wit tire day after, gift to MnrateTi igih, do ifttkaow what time the I offu-v on the Slat of May very much ci- *£?•*£?* creninj when .the other at About dusk,' stnppe.Fat AMjah Wtea cited, do not remember swouing on foe I’hyshians testified; dipcnjs depends upofi eircumdreum. -----------u Uta’s nb-’ift a half a mile from Ttrrin's, wn.-T.ive In ‘'Wf trrnt about seeing Dillon aud others stance* Abdul •>: the lime putrdMtiou would think it was Vredncsffily irenitfg. stkW.pt I s time "of the : nl fo° P**1 ’ did,’do not nowr commence, curuoftncc, would take frqin fr.u., thrte three tto n tm. teu j, Jays, think I have known bodies to re- Wliratoi’s till Sattihla)1 mpirrm" thc:i I ' * Hutch. other trial, w tui driving stage,took lliitriv ! remember of Lester being At the post of went to'ftiurgls nriMc. got back on Thurs­ mniu more than three days before pwirersntom fK3t>inson to Battle Oevk, had conversation day. Ifl bud «to><-.l tiHSatupfty it wbcffil ( focliou would commeDee,nu|rcluah®ciMnAc^u-irmiao/fow—-L A. Holbrook was with him aboard of the stage; ho said he have teen TW week* pair ftp mr way t mcDcts uarlier iu wAufidcd purls than in did not think Dillon was th* man be saw my counsel, adv>aed me to go away at£ others, cannot cuocvive bow the exact tq MarshJl on the 8th of Decetrtber arat the crows way, thought that was a shor- the time I was under indiclouiBl; did not dyed nt Marshall on the Olh, wA» not at depth of wounds «wld be ascertained in have any cwivcraattou.wiUi Swccwy. Tterrcft's that day, but stayed at' Whca* web a state of putrefaction, could uul sav lonX «’*» »o wne T could 'hardly Croat Er"otinolion.—-Die stage was a Afnttntdtt Slnrort Strom.—I reside ini with certsihty that they cmiM nut be ex­ cliangablcjbiuk foe soil was a sandy loam where the bwly Jay J a part of the body Was exposed, & J nut uollco the fccti foe tween the 1st nud 15th, could not come anv nearer; lutvc talked Midi Sa^dy hWMit it, did not agree to any day, heard little hack,.it was covered, but the cur­ conversation In the evening, *U was tains « ©re rolled Bp,I was ou the driver’s AVc'dircsJay or Thursday night; Tcrnll scat, Ibero ia a top on the stage, Hutchin­ kept the tavern ; 1 live halt a mile from son was in (be stage, I. A. Holbrook and Bawdy ; I was last married 3 years ago IT. J. Ken field were in the stage also; next March, was rnsrricdXvforc, tlfiuk it 1'llubk it, was the day after Dillon waa aenfenevd;, Hutchinson stuck his head out was ten years ag>, my first wife is.pviug. iif tfje stags and talked to me, other pas­ <T<»n’t know where riw is, her naoie was sengers oould hear biot talk. Tfobbcd, the Urea in Batde (Creek, I hoye lidt received a lcttcr‘from ocr 'in o years, Dtrntitfott of Hr*. Ruknnna Dotmtn— J. itunjj did not bring a -leUer, saw bur 3 Beside In Grand Traverse, Mich.; resided year* ago'this wintcr^uu nowTiviiMjijth in Maple Grove on the 5th of June IBM, my wife, never saw Hulchituon tear the center ol tbe town, knew Mrs. before 1 saw him Bl. Mor-Jiall, he had no Mbiskers, ruuld nut say he ted a mous­ tache, could -v Dot’ — any I ho had ter bouao and P. M. Hyde’s; knew it was — 4 positive I Im..m. no whiskers, have seen £te!dun tte Co. I tte 5thof June because my husband finTreusure^, was in his office yesterday, did I b*ted planting com that day.knew It was not say to hiui that I wondered why they Janc'Hsrdlng by tee drew, ted seen ter suhpa-iiaed mo as J knew nothing of ibe । before with tte name drrss, ate ted on a mae, djd tel W it in prcocnce (4 Lewis ' plaid alpaca briek colored and brown Holcomb and Frank liu Fuller. I dress, u Mark silk cope and • «rsw or C*.to Z«»r rmlM b-»»« M«nJ «ilb .1« .«! Hastings, have about a years; knew Janet Harding, was not very well acquaintedI with her: knew her in Maple <trove, was' at the Circus In 1MH, there were two• Circuses, I waa at only one Circus, couldI not tell the time of year; thought I saw' Mrs. Harding the day of tbe Circus ; she• wm near Mr. I. A. HoTbrook’a,the Circus ' was below Bortdi'a tavern, think tliere1 were two OreuaeB tlmt Spring; it was at ■ the first Grew, I dtd not go Into thc'Circns. CVms Kraututntio».—I was 15 ycairs old last Juno; wu near 13 years old when J sow Mrs. Hording, dprnot know as I saw Mrs. Harding, but llio’t I. did, could not tell wliat kind of bonod she wore, simply thought it was her 1 saw, saw her in the aftsrnoqp, 1 was going to the Circus, did not go in. Geo. the house, did not leave Wlreatort’i tint day, teaX at Wheaton's on tte text even­ ing, was nut at Terrell's at aft on tte 10th. was on tte road to Bcflerue on tte II th, ku not in Marshall again until foe next April, recollect distinctly that tho oWt two nights 1 was In MarshdU I teayed at Wheaton’s, never saw Dctm and Bawdr that I know of nntil I saw item fa fof court-room terc, when I was in Marshall f wav partly Hmved, my beard was san­ dy, it Is colored now, when I went to Marshall after the otter trial I. A. Hol brook was In the stage, KesiteM also bet I did nut tlicn.krmw him, did not look otri of stage and talk to driver, knew Hol­ brook to he ■ lawyer bad ween him In court, did nbt say while in the stage that 1 was sorry for DHIon end did not teHsvc him to,b®. fo” mah I aaw In tte rood, think Holbrook heard my testimony nl the trial. * ' amined w ith accuracy, would depend upon other drcuinstances,' woonds penetrating tbe eavity of the chest in such a ease could not well Le menWisFas to depth a person iocspcricocsd, usciU-d and pn j­ udiccd, could out in Jgo as w ell as oliicrs bow long a body bad lain. Crott Hrontination—I happened here and was detained as a witneo', putrcfoo lion mny take place in from three u> ten days, the opinion ol medical men depends circumstances, it would be possible for a body to lay 10 days and assume th« ap­ pearance described, the contingencies are so numerous I eould not be positive, but think it might have laio 10 days, had 1 seen the body 1 oould satisfy roy own tniod better. A. St/uirf* rrvfit—Reside in Latnottt, Ottawa county, am a ptiyaician, have had lJutrkin*,* rteollai for fvrthtr experience tn post mortent Vxsminatkms, the length of time n body might-remain Cm, ...5^ «» G”i"S Du wot rem amter of Bering thia man, sfascriou overruled, and scteplisMdateB. <" Grbn Xxemination.—I had another do not ruincniter to Lavs told buu nosr ’ heshnnd fivtag when 1 married my pres­ TerviU’s tavern, that I was so in lox rented I ■know..................................... Darius Lapham, kuoar- Bufus HrooluJ remember oumiug from btelnmo ent busband, I expect he is now living - in when I aaw the man sad woman at the renter with them not Jong.jince. ensue a Ohio; 1 left Manic Grove on foe 2fhh erosswny, that 1 could cdl nothing about foot,af»<*tcr young mhn alowg with them, day of August TWO. by 11* name of Aeeaemah jl do not re­ Geo. lYtAtf Sforn.~ Have sect; Jlutefa member of coming ftdirt there with tbcru AFTMnSQO* SCMIQX. itisnn, think law him at Terrill's tavepi mother Cfoc, I do oot recollect talking in Marshall, it is called tho Travelers’ about Dillon, do not recollect saying to ITotnu, think it was in tbe fall of 1858; a Darius Lapknfrr nnd llu'fbs Brooks that I few da/s before tlip.Coqrt scQio told me krute nothing of thr case ; know Aaron afl be gouH testify to was wlist he saw iu tar, know MfatlawHanding by sight,-1 Jfruoks, duuot rmnember seeling. Aaron arte at-wcwfcfor Cterifs Douneeon tbe tho road, and that lie was so intoxicated brooks a year ago Iasi wiotar ou Ums ru»d lie coald (lot tclt wjist he saw. towaidk ike atauui mill, tte initl > ateret Oms iirmsfoofictt.—Hetdunson told GJrard and Mr. Griggs were Item, think W bw thought las tastimon y wooid be of before nutrefiwtkm wdald eommenco de­ pends touch upon the condftiun of tte body was In nt th© time death occurred, putre­ faction commence from 5to 8 or nine days and perhaps fongcr, the eon ditioas arc ro -many ft h difficult to tell, under the circtmitnncre stated by the question the flesh might cleave from tbe bones ih 8‘or 10-days, I hare no krtowl edge of these things outside of the diaaccV ing room, .tjnve hever had a case of the kind/shbbltf think there would c6nsid<irtb hie eteacb A-bbdy rjyiug Ifl days, should Crget £juutiiitalioit,—'nte amounted them of (lie qourt gt th<other 'trial vu Iq , November 1858 tte regular terril was in. petoter, for throe or ftiiir days before- this term I was in Eaton couwtv, J waa not in Marshall for five , iltau-rw. . .before, wasin Eaton cousty somq four, tana mifofrwa Lahaing, did not oo.-ne to eacOuI.l asked bim- to s* If 1 had tewu correctly Informed, wafi nt tir abup Wi an Jwur . w an hmir, lb* tel Diilau u vru at tbu vxaiuinaiiuM-wM’a straw W, thfok it waa«t a Faifttua hat, W.»q|Jhh^ifti could not swear positively n* to the pqat and bat, uould,pol say wtelki#^ pt pentaluons bv ted on, , M) Jk.remember the «foy U«a- lxxi> Mrsk Harding was fji»d,Baw Hyde rul day iu his d»up, heard foua au» Diliwi apmiarad to bare bcrir stealing biruMiU’ mJ waaawcutv a ban be aninw to lb© [K»t oSrt oa lb»3takuCM*<y. . ■ Jfatthnr Jlo/t.tu dlcride in Mht 'm going, know witafay of tte mpolkit wow by itsbeing Saw. r<foy.after the kMRtJV/ . ■ .■Hire tire tat of last week or tbetrnt-wt thi*. In- tftft 'ific lie knew teilnrig .al^uit wfaft te was subpj-uiuJ far. W with blue and white ribboa. Tt/r«a .Vallori/ Rrcalled—When Dillon oti-lGlb <>f June 1858, heha< °°a ru*t^r uvc fK/lcoutb recallaL—Oti day I ted a conversation with t\ ui. list* r<> in the xiltin'»'rbAn .-t*’tte tavern, be rttijjie '$•«» subpt-naci] wtel far. ' .-a . a jMrirf UteCluc «rufa—TU-snle nt steam) mill in Maple Grove, renx J*»e/185aM MuMoptemwWhF to Audtffit Stroru.—Kue'r-^C*. Price now called Mm. Liggett, was rot ter botm- w iih“Wrt. HafrsOni the Sunday Wet, silk cape and a small obcck b«d aoynu d. her gait resembled or«ru»l U £gP>J .ft was aim Mrs. Ilasdmg. wi aoKied till 1 overttM.k ber,;shewM. Wftfdk Do" iis', tin sun uiiglft La«i lime Iftlicui Mtn^’bobacnn the that «f M.-»y;’tWw «Jm aa>d te cauie nt half idler 10 <kIp% it might lie 11,she h.-w! no time pic>w,«aah lie staid about au U«ir. H.wikng GuliunJ-^oirei ut Highway* Io ^7, day at bit shop, l.enrd talk ab»M Hilton hansom nnd lliifuv llnxks were my sms. but did nut tear hiui gpcak ,uf Jim quote i rintra, retncmlrer the 5th <lay of Jsue, _ IDCJlt. ■'^.iMa^ fte^^^ ' ’**• J«n**«M*Htorf^MrfSc,iOtte lltWUiO HEMIUM. Hr Clue. Croti AgnUttf ldwe<) die woman a»»J pawed her, < *y atantHnis*' hate' pot!>aid it wm-iM Mid 1 Ji.i nut know । ' ty& tet hyure uii tire 811 ntfai Slur tte I^k, of Mrs. Tr. wks X'to’d, fiVnv Ajfderfa was with me. Mfu/■Tj^gcPsiiTa was iiiili-ta it was Germiui's dan I«m.w Jobdtewart, do n.«tre«ASiil * R^jHKjb,,u .at GeranU. mi*t, earn ■# Wflmm (tel I !i"n<1 aacii Mrs. I h t Dtlfau «<w Ilie-fith. -thfok my wife told ri yfctayta-hire that Mis. Hnrdifig wa. ^aSso.- 6'rfoj/e rrer.—-Wu plantinj , n -‘H. l,b\ »* .‘’5 II....... Jl.'.wjrei'i' Iltihaoea Ihraure Dereu* Vf<l ku.AW Mill' him that »[wy ; -wIkhs- wv ream ”r «V’l»<Uy e1to at foe pwffafev ’J4®! v" *»*• £’’<'* Charles Letter, remoter wte« te eamb to my step ,fo 2^ sftrne Kmk •>-J' very near isigbl wbuu " a pamcJ Mr. Down*'; rw*wu wu *M U'jte »c.k i*ml -"7JL,7; lOdftnu? D'orjis to June jdauiin^on the ulli, wa» fours, al •beWof 8fay previous to the I Wf;Miirf amtli anJs< ffcifoo ibu lot ubent tire Ihhisc was•arlwf throw an <»M ckrirmrt < rtritamj finusc ft w* ijiotr nui Lter dot uM hear of Mr*. ttrrJffc" being' that day. d.» *< rvmviuiMi wlwther Mr. Jliire , * v C!™1-’ the scImm.I heusc nlwiift I- «Afote*, to < ~ j .hi lire 31st Jiiy of Jlny, ttre*. J.-Fm Ca»’ ■ pofterjiqd. Am Lapbarn i*vsa Atere^j* . might !,<•«•■ aftore<*•, 4'arps«lwsatMk4J]l hum cnrrH- fayu. U»u Uw<tUlwy,s--ft on a l<yr I it-"* b;f , "YK z. , through the woods to AimIctsou a. in Kt Cmt, Aruatra.inow-i-TInte vM’'!"«• prevrotrats-foc -tf-t i.fMav, itewj M-wMXm U4.l«-«.ll. mil-*. I »■; it „.^Jtarl-rfa'wJ l#»’..!»ilt"n was tbe oiaiPnfH» <W neul that he »t«Mxbabwfftdui littl Appeared about my bcigbtU ft know ubatthe_ncople in liiHiK-iuhboi *y ortlmj hG i thci truth n to* wits not qntoring l^wtcr in to utm • (Erv>.lumffofo—TH }d. «Ji« r^ be knew, Geo McA^rtorv swore stant t «fo«-d to-te „u.iIm oteiAH tte pnrtftiOM.-tet I thfok’te dk) fort suv 1 rtmhrn* terih Awt-mui., fa-spa heme Dillon gofer the window. ' %uMwtte«un was perhaps l.WW I *_ from Downes’, tho aehojd nqusc i» a niila oak-trccs, there arc other trees r.Md, on tig 31m efc Mej» TSP. ,,'ftt<ie« R.<tWrNArtrtir.—TM li< ken ol is next to c a cleared fid rtmcmMIMr Iffl. 4.aMUWUrarin" a ahuuk Pilfou only ^jgppcaflc^flfciaJ. ■ l'«r uuih ib ujii irviii w d^teWW hiVlrWITW wrtWMWih ftinbrtMgl bean! Michael kuy^foa^ artcssiMOt amrein*. Cfatrlet n. nrow/ StfOrn fvr Tfrftntr— rfnfthfttel bare c**U'-t>tCed s’lpb^QXJK Reside in Eotoaemaity, l*.hrje« f^ about Airs. Downes fa-ing mtsL-ikcn.went. lWI«ru<.w .». • rjw,. lip.. pWI0 thruugh^ln; l-ath terat'si^ljltew^y »»* Uutrhinatm, he was at w ork* for me better, could not tel* where tire hral i-e* Ajlril or Mu, UW, I..4, ■ we re, to<>k ih^phfo'tHt-wriisftxnn llvdu's W(to h»cu regardu^ Uus rave, l^rd i|jiy rtijiuftfc t^-1hteU,fuvwl>*i1H tWj*l !*«vnJ-c ajtw «B , lit- croMwhx to’to?Wfcn»b!u stuff .fouR J was not John Dnton. that the, person be f 'Stowed was not a well beaten pJfa> •• ■ saw was not M-toll m P'JI?'?, A^t L. pitnOKntoHedm-Httoet lire path Ovarfana did uot say duft itevlenfa.through tte woods a Iter the pOM office on tte njrik* tire' rood; can only.lrace’it. (o’, eU'a>*4v bdoro yesterday al IWIdnw tedgu to AnJeraon's fields t>< bafctakqpl ftlrimurod ,in toy rugtporj) Brnckett rim Vx ihriiirfli/’ff^M did noltell ftuxpeotiug^o bo a xitoeaa. ifftftght. tint first hedge Js H,y fj. It. Know Jameif the sixxtad teJgc is very ih jrec v believe him under waftt, hlMfttthrorl • A-m.IrW^^tern.-1 <<«, know Gwr terMiv t<ijty toww^ tfh-> n.rtatioti' for ftbtlf w4..ycMtt verp.tetk < >: ii .* . CrosJ’fiSftilined—f!al c1&carii SfG Jfon uh say lii« reputation wav bad, heard John iffiWF WTrUv dr •d'. M. Kogvrs awnni—Ltvr to Qh * •<> jarnimcr^Auow Qep-Lftis&i' -M*«eputatioc for truth and vOrncil ■-. 't"r.'r..,r* . <Jre* Erammcd-^law -h*rd • l-fo ted -<Jtf»ctffty;tare! *1 •MiisbiqgM’aiy fas ‘ repulstioa was .tbink limy had trouble. * * "CJcn. p. Sweet rworn—IrwiKlein j «>• ^•putation for truth and veracity is I ’ ■we mu. unna inorc is anomer* me ivp <d ttWWIT.'tny ntterttfdh riUrhflt^liedto1 thl. |ulh; W«L. got btek to MmwteH OStW d.d otego to IWrtB’l ■aid he tried tn He him ntrt of * besli evt*htMtedM aalKt'bre d. i his missiniL, she said she tedi seMtaraud the other had sms Mt. Wnding ttxik the b a week after Mrs. •Hon’s butiucasfa-ete post office alijetted to.- <te‘diMMb .waqan ■did nte tell Mr. firartrtt st U* that MpdtnMhM born, it w found at A0«xi, the tald of it- 4 told ffoa Barr of ft Crees, Examinet-i-m.—I>d> not, wn the other trial that pillop bad Panamifhal, did not swear tliat I - asJ-kteA. < , .O<ws Hruminatioaf—Am sutncwluilfo- skWtastaocaa.updtr trying to get rid of questioning, it <m» Franklin Fatter who wA-riA m« office. 1 , Rtargls Prairie os fistarfay after Itoft it waa not after the trial of LHHoo.it waa ITm. RrmiM.— W]..-, I)illon on the 30th day of May, ll ted on dark clothes, think lie ha Psnamn tet, enu ik>l sav oertain Iriwd of a hat.-“ • qfftfzing Uta, did not know os DeSroteQl Holmes and a man namod.^nliriB wwrv there,heard Hyde nay -that Dilloa appear­ Ml itm. J)'-fro rtrollnl f<,r ftrrritrr f.'rift ed very.mucb'iyNPl«ljrik?0->o. came to rotetfnrfAbh.—K750W -Frapknu FMM* the post office on the ..1st of May, know ^asw him in tbe Clerk’s offiou, u.ld teat Drliw. MW M>wab‘ foe ;ewnietaioa: be did not kstiw vriirt f v’virilrJrc-ftir did hot fore Hoibruok, tlitak te wotew.strew hat Mfl Wm thttTffldn’t kbyw nhJtWgjiWa foe rase, <lid not tc!T fa tes JWPBAWr> s * .; taM ri abcarc i the sitting room nt the hotel tlmt (did iw? Ot>ae Arew<»ft«e»*-r-Uras at j itetbvp for-«M» particular jmrposu, hea nd ti*tl*al> '•'fiUnHbt Fitltrr rceOlfttfijM'* w*»fo<md usd wetft.wp to,step, thfok J first inquired of Hyde if DUtoa ar»p*nud satidn with W<u. Detro ux jlie.X JXreAsr J>pfaVM :X*tor«.-^RtoM»- its judge tanrc uewkl .be oonsidaruhi.: poire faction of • body, lying if day^think the S^JtS!^ ■ fio<‘er^^r^g^ni Ate middle of tira winter. Geo. HalrMtuok titwtM for furAtr Crott Jgaaininattoii.—Know Cbsrfew ' B. Wood, of Bvllrvtre, after the trfa! twn years ado, I worked forNm, do not kwnw as.! told any one that tte man 1 saw st v was not Dfffoir;' forte ‘nc of tdDng Cfctr D. Wdod ttet ft was not IHHun; to Htettt Crert fo tte driver M. Burr w told Lisi tte man was nX‘Bl Udi, Btrsyrfl, <1» 1w>b. rm l» t«U» bl.<nH*urprw.n-rU<i,Uwwn <SMy hi HilMjewiu.lv lUt UJbta Ihm the conversation uTWtat- wvwusssr heard Ihinwy be knew nothins ate* the !.;Uid*r««s* »• ■- ~ out from Ixaporcon.-do i><a^ > wk-aeMftAHfo fefoeai. M Md nr.-. know Jriaby al oil dmg wm gring wmib two's ber-bad tie »<•« up iaM ewnfoc:; livodh-Ctefte* ’ 1 m hsrstest count not u ii inc day, w hen I aaw ter at money uf at MsrateH, Y«a Wte*on. I *!• **!*. *rJ «* pUM.og Gt*. Xfo/ah irs. i»w, Itsin« m I4d«jc. *W, cnwty net tell the day <’ �, r?.Tr"Wa^^8n'-W^X^r»«*,<■ ..(S £>P mai »».k ■“ ’TMiWrf BAMiitotiMnwLMuiiumAD*, JUSSl'Stft’S** it M.*lsth-.._________ n r ’.40 wrni EA1/‘TW. rtb Ptf ui Impr bu.SlOWu'M Sit Week after Crow Eka-fiiinitionXl ferry^Se’mail •ometimei, Miss Vtlieefrr ofmc up with iUtaUardta* wtelW«lkU Mid Igwfct—U« .Mtasn jj ; Croat Examination—| stated Ixjunw : that the time I saw>wrwte toe day .fie ■Road Cornmisaionwteihte. itattown’' . tbe road Jbe, com | i hot kno* fest I'trfti] _________ _______ The testimony w^rlpgcij.u^ Thu’rflay. ' ded to be a friend < f Dillon, did not tell f«rt ofStjJjly Mor'that I wwAn. It eatoili*^•,’■♦W. W- »*(•», Comptatasot's waaamce cn hiu H18HNM were occupied by tbe counsel in sumnetaf. 1 is J- HARWARE STORE, ; upWNWrt. the conversation tdWiftV I us&i ^MrfleVwtth The Jury were out on!y about du hour and •<*» !* ' ><»..?! w Mrias IT»i. ffaiNNt.' ABtrfW.s«iVhen I saw Dillon on die 30th day of May, 1858,he Lad on dark elotiras, think he had on a Panama hat, can rtr»t say certain what kind of a hat. ’sft“ Opss, Ewnination.—Did ant. swear ■on the other trial that Pilluti bpd on a Panams’hat, did not swear that I knew Shat 1 awWfn hh’bte fj,bruu> lluxuiu^ Atatoir<?r-( took-toe Lounet away the Jaalurdar afterfbe bo<|y was found,*)VidMjntrSa*l<&idef-triinmed xi ith blue and while ribbun. Edtri* yCallory Rttalltd—When I saw Dillon on. IGtb <>f June 1858, he had on a I’anatna but, bad on a rowdy over shirt iniuUdf Uenimv. Closed.—■fiiU week we close tbe testimony in the Dillun case and shall be prepared in the future to give our read­ ers the current news of the dav. 1 J«mkm IUvoom, of Ma­ ple Grove, died in this village on Sunday 'Hie Best and Cheapest HousvhiU lid dy hi the ^’orld. " New Additions And tbe rbyalol»gy>f Marriage. A wort on tbcSsnw. semptome.' and trvatmaut of aU ovciplaiata pocmUar in tbo sax, on unsrr^sgs. Hostings nr-» the pstfer) was rdciVK-d M week W cdu«Hbv tocjw'bvintfuo evidence MCI ejaut. SO liilte unde leetrd U CMllveWeaa. Ir»sn*«s a>r *edeslarv he Sty* diqynfr of Mt aguinst him. Good Templars Meeting. IRON, -STEEL, NAILS, MILL, CTRCULAR and CRORSXXT* SAWS, COOPER,ted CARPENTER TOOLS, srsft’.'.x’.to BROAD 4 NARROW AXES, CL.V®r The A nnual Session of the G rand l^udge ofl.-U. of G. T. will meet in tho city of SASH, sad PETTY, B U IL DE RS’ It expoaoa »!1 Hi- Hmobugs- *te tho various Trieks tv ewtfe* if a s»ek and writ, tt MwaOrotea the plans of lb* Onset* and Hauwe* lodupa eeaey out. It guide* tba unwary ihrweh life, and Detroit, commencing un tlie 13th day of February next, at twu o sluck, P, M. HOUSE TRIMMINGS, COOKING, BOX, and PARLOR STOVES, of ev­ John Evans. W. G. S. mi tli* ftth. tMnk my wife Told rfte'thc EHrtar la-fore that Mis. Harding wnh losi. These rtuewurd Mulws sure paiu*, vcg.a ■ad la the bark, altta siid Lrrn.t^’ In.l.c! m. errfcin are tbev to *. fi.lt.X 'Hiu young man arrested (who House was Msfotteteryua Hr, I—*—* xwti, THE LAMPS MEDICAL PIHEND, Some Mistake.—A letter from Mr. Brackett, uf Bellevue, brings information A MrCtut, Cron Kxantuuilnin — EuL I low ed tlie woman ami pasavd her, cannot, nay w Im H’wire; hate D"l said U «*» a! tiaJM *a!d '1 did Rut know u)ioit| * as unb*a it w aa German’s daughter,1 ln»w J'lbClJlrwart, do Rut.rteiutMfe r of him at Gvrarils sugar, ram pi did I rmt Ml him tli.it I Kadsacn Mrs. Uurding <• «n uw., •si <v*r< OMitaiulM siaeple rvoiodias sssUy oMsissd far tbs cure of iHsesM i* sll ll* Surins, erIth full aspknallons of tbe ean*M. symptoms, diet, bathing uBd oxeret**. Prkr 50 cents. over exertion was attacked with the dis­ ease which terminated his existence. tlint he lost nu nnney at tbe Vtery, tulison avuaty, X. Y„ where « an EHBklhfeamt, ObfnE FAJIII.l' PHVA1C1AM, t o’ate tKjuh.un thirtattet parr bt tlnxLy net, silk cape nrtd a small check dress, lied in*parasol, her gait resembled Mrs. HmlWtjfs rtry much, I uvertqyk hcr' tofl uasuut Mrs. Harding, was de< ei«ed till I overtook her, she was going towards Downs’, llic sun might havv been ay hour high. noon Spread tbroogti thia section, and mor* ttaas: ARB NOW AT THE HEAD to furnublng modkinc* to its poor, la ail cases lucdieinss esn be sent by tnaB or express If de­ sired. Soud tic •»• or u»ory of our wnrks and judge hr yoororive*. Also puMUbtd st the icflrmary, to old these morning, oflinflammatlon of the lungs af­ Ibn-id Mft'lur ttrdTH—Rcsi.'k- nhrth of ter an illness of over two weeks. Mr. steam mill in Maple Grove, rcnicmlrcr ' June IS.Wol making co'lnplaitit to Ran I saw awunnan ipdiM wwtlh past ma hqa-ui t.iwnrtHVl'W, dk- lutol a Llwwt'e&nUn. BAILEY & BAKER Coniunipllon and Pulmonary Cotaplaiats, Tw J ahu A. Bwsnsr. Solicitor far Complalnaato: -er., Scrotula. Dy.pcpals, ky* ate Jaundice, and User ——A true Copy ol lbs original Order la- . sneers sod oilier Tumors, m*aas^i ~ naasun u a. > km iu epeu Court the lIUi day of Feb—r— ruary, a. D. MB! ever causa ar of whatever nature, >n-4>C Attesl—Il. 8TUIKEB, win be to give k>y to th* afflieled by eSteing to Register ia Cbsucery. all cun a sr rodv ei.-re. Our rwlt m to eborge noiblsc for advise ate CIlANCEtlY SALK. writian prrocripUous; hut w(U foraiali whaa N-, qnrated Ibe ’cry best nirdtolncs a* the lowaat rates The** mfdkine* ar* prepared la i»rs »»« Iabnsroar, mater tbe e*re uf able Cbami.te, avd are । tba B>oal rrliabJ* known to »ci*acs, inclading all tbe recent dtocoveriea. To alt addressing by tetter, teaintng fall aecount of syrnjUuina and iM»*ns*H of disease, age, occupation, Ste^ we will wnte a candid rs ply, with advice and directions for euro Auy fooa ery style and description. tram— Waa planting coni ' i-isfha*. li.iwna in June 185$, finished'1 fastings’ |)ricr Current. plaiiring.iMi the otli, wa* tlrnic also ;uu tin ^Hth'i.f Stay previous to the ath'uf, udr, nA htt"....................... |5e<> W $4 WO THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, STO^V Jihie.-xa Wk Wbtrian go south an J sgw har ( gxi'iulo tlaxi lot uhcro die house woeXurB- J; rd,-saw her throw an old chair not dMlfe** Wl>e*t. per bush... . Mt ditb a »lra.<l>><mji\l} ] o»u. fp 2 :x. '•* ••*■ <-Midd s.i A tell .tiw -onluf of liu> ckvaa. > IFolatfr*. Bean*. •• •• .... Hufrhiatma UnuHtai । Hewml Mr. I Apple*................ K'o Wind’s Tvafhuiwiv, timv rccnActt haring I, sad Macltonks. pn a lO<k» »uMect» W UlaiaLFrtre »S eteu. Wurth fid U> any not. IRON THE CONNVRFTlvrN BOOK. MORTGAGE SALE F.-t 1|>OAC whs wink to ret weB Crum that aw fai di****, a fct! deaeriplTui sT Ml l>t nailMrs Lira IHlIon was the man ufu> pb«*d in| the rou.1. that he NtiwulsbH-pcd-n Luleaied f npl>cured about my bck'htli. 7^ro'/t>rt i‘ill*Lt'r<f trorn—Reside in’ COOKING STOVES know u hat t lie people iu hi* ncighlx>rh<H><l | •ay of liilh, fcnuk- fii4 rrpthmiim these* for Uuth nO’Lffunitr to bvhtfT'1* A 5g I <V‘ ' * ,F r . "JlB W.CA1S- • | reputation fur truth is b.ul from wtiul I I Late WdV.1; fMAThik ’ l.rhtMP-lid’riv’fl’v 1 h. wnuldW^lifA-iWih tinrii r^ff.’jii* nut know as llu-t haw lunl dHfii-uJLi.’Jaxr heard M-cliad ilw^SSV"*’ hs cams of Gancrsl 5«LUiiy, wbte.-r ib»<^•nit uf Mute disease, or of the rontiu tied dauiar uHon ofarriMui And wtivseiibir energy lioii’rMui-'i io eototdaisfo. ui'o trtel at Umu is* la ailbad t ptaie^sucveaaful ti< *u extent which nadnyie^ lion nr written attestalloj wunlj render efaaBbG^ Invalid* ro tong Lterttuen wa to Bai^4«c«Mk fcreuttea 1*1 ibete uau uctebfoMiaud^ Itewriter deal> re appeared in tbo btfsr world as if met retonwd fkaa protoMtad trikel In adi*:*MiMdPan vriy signal instances id tlu* klud srg4f<M rd Of Fttustr suIVtcra, rntaetstbd IKtluis OTW5L parent atsraaau*, sanguiamso eshaaattou.tasUMMn e'uaagra. ate that sulSpUasUon «i a^n<ao' and., XW'iLS-f-.i-nX,-"' ■‘"’’“.WPS balii-ve him uihk r vdlit, Ktehfi‘works on a fitrm. ft’ik'not '^h.uteii.- 1 J al mt CtopNtfrr•worn—Reside iu Carl- 1 t-ta, ktiira- difo. i- r ' f my tnwW,-k'aoW* hi* il piiUtioh for tTiil^f itfjJ vcrat'itj^.V J»1 W« will mail rusr. to say one appiyiag WK i • r y bath ( rose"Examined—fTavehcarii ifficlini-l ( THF? JOVR.XAI. OF MKOICAL KK7OBM. ll is a lento *te boantifel paper, ate aoateas Roush say hiw rrniitation wax. bad, have : heard John IT7-Iirf *A'v *FrI«l>v did pot I t<41 the troth, they Intd n Ekauur 3teM%bdAigh say J ritlqi -U-& 1 'tetr wwth, she hi not a n-Urthe -eOnlm Henry. ' ; J. M. Rogers sworn—Llrr taTNrltpji^ ; api a Jar miner, kuow Ucp.jX’yubW’kaQW ■ his repiitaSiosi for truth and cdrncite, iv । is find. । Messer sav have bbara _ ___________ _________ Live hod dVbcirtty; hsre h«rd Mrt, Sirmisbaugli wy (is reputation was bad, In the matter of the estate sf H. T. W<-od. late of Thottoapple, In the county uf Harry, deemsed. ■'ursaoai of a Ucwntai granted to me by tbe Fro bate Court of said Counlr, I idt»ll expoae is U.* HonteW*,‘^SMsbS^ '! diSSSM. Ou ail ®Ui*r disoasca of the hexte Organs. < A,I1 explanation of Ibe origin of ^rpbina, too tnrane of fWraentfcHi and rune. On Consuiaptioa, that fanrihl dfaaoaa. Un th* Liter. Heart, Htaamch and Skin, On Female Catnplahita. On ll.c vartomt AchusM of medicine*. On lb* mode* of Traatoent wvw Fradkad. On ths False Treatment of Di»«a*e*. Oo ibe various Medical Humbugs. On tbo Ptiyatetogy of Marrinu. On tbe oommiw seuw of Mo&fat. Thorn»pple,in the ecwutr of Barry, and State of Kthfi." CURE and tenement* belonging to tbe »*|4 teste, ia the eonntr of Bsrry, and Rl»le of Mrthigan: Tbe Sort* fM«o(.«ke8teHhWedkvfihr at; T!>' Aii;irf»h 6f min'd Which parent* eip«riene* . of seetiun twenty six, (wT) containing eigbll .think they had trouUe. »• w 1 whilst wilncAting tjw spSariDg» of (heir children aadsigtv-tetterlMMdndtoa <«P । Geo. P. Sweet Nwom—I reside tn Carl , ■luting Ibe trying nJrifM'of teething, is nothing acre* ; also iwrtrs ()>> axsrra of |sm. bogmamg in <*aapwtui> to Hl* |os* uf us| to which .they ,<nn, hi. arc ucceMsttTr »uhjMed. How mana, io ohnae- st ifau 4uart<r corner on lbs east mdc of section i tooaty-aorra, (<7.) tboncc ww*t fitly-fir* (id rods' sWfc WL'ry.ais ft*flra! en quarter line, tlirooe »outli itorly-four <3stro4» .reputation for truth and veracity is bad. and n links, thaoce arte flfty^ve (6*) rods. IhiSBWSortb ibtrty-faow (Mjroteoad Mlinks to th* place of beginning, alt In township fcnr [< north of range tea [l*j wte. said he tried tn Ke him out of a bushel of D. H. Ft Liu, Bated. Nccwtbsr TTt 186®. ul^«i I is bad, h^fH! TMtcrt'Piith sayTm WkB* not l.elievvMMta»<lM teARtbeylin.] no .Ttflunliy totJ.krw ML-. m -i*d».CoHk ' owauss sal ru " sworn—Waw’Mie"Fp-toV jurors <»n tbe othffJfWfl‘oMlnion, Jvnff ilyde testified'flu tUt suit, rttWlftr Mr. (’urpsttb W.<T r. taph*W testified -to seeing IMton tori tor'pnM oMh/un the JHst uf Nay 18Mk .'totak .‘did ootteslify «f ttatt.«NU*: -«te- “« Cross Examined.—Think Pursuant to license and authority tn At* ease granted to me bv-the Brobato Court for IbSSMtey uf Bsrry. on the Aid itey of October. LM<\1 todi In Kenans aftretmra af te Hadw ate for.fete f NermsHeadache Crmrnn Ambrotype; VtoneMr Atahr upd; KdaMmyp«)dmMMbwp Mirror Ambrotype; Neib^r^tedf Pstrl Ambrotype; AlroeraeoMl Ambrotype; Imperial Ate - [tfotMPteRelievu Ass- ■ Ry tbe wan o< these A e/aeua ar Hdt.Jkada If taken *! the oommi * 1 ia rwerftrik laaiit^.M - * —.—— Tbcv seMoat mil to restoring the .Mrate and 7/aafocl* wbHi females are so sabjost. Thrt »ct gently upon ibe Uowels-romo’isg Mr. Hyde ‘snember ,iw nmwifa jBw/^{i5trrbiftlie testified altout some roNHrfd not teH as he Was wtkW id1 io Dillon’s Ixniuroste-toa post office and Msaobjdetad.UiA ; •v’Vll nt ssstWte I—itaW!. remember «of Mrs. limding W"Ksaw MKJini about the sewmd wrefc. st Mt A box wtt ba sewt by maif pnspsti L ' ■ PRtCT! 25 CKNT8. 3 AH order* skroia ba aMrn^to, L» �(Continuedfrom jtrrt p»ff.y aleh DRUG STORE!'! ’l|t Jgqmbtam ’ Maple Grove, did on the 31*t ras called upon arrest Dillon. g was found on Ite 16th day of June 1858,1 searched for Dilloa in Maple Grove, ia Eetoo county J. P. Roberts, CASK & Co. OK PXODUCI. BABYISM, BAMY COtTXTI wltk'.u I*. not know Cortney'sin Maple Grove, weal ayria and Believe*, wm at Hcrri the I7ih, went north, found tracks our bouse about 9 o'clock Monday morn­ ing; he wore when he left a white Paaa- Pay. trial that his tet did oot swsarte Wwobicotl identify tbe prision in pointing him usIledlkSf a piece of woods, Dilloa Mid afterward six persona in jail, could tall by looking at jail bookF tte prisoners were not oon6oed to cells, could not tell whether ttey were in their cells er not when Flint was there, he had no trouble in identify­ ing Dillon. Jfrs. Mallory Sworn—Am wife of Hen­ ry Mallory, live in Maple Grove, on east and west road aboat 2^ miles of school house, Mr. Walker is a neighbor, can ate oner for 14 or 15 years, recollect the 10th of June 1858. thought 1 saw Dillon early or 16 o'clock that morning; thought it waa Dillon I saw, did not eea hia face, think it was him frem other circumstances. fee., think it was Dillon from other drcumatanees, our teurn is four or five rods from tte rued, it ia not eight or ten rods te waa a little past our house when 1 saw think about twenty-five rods; I wear ghMUM sometimes, did not have them on, do not remember of mistaking McDerby for Mr. Fuller; did not see any otter man that morning,can sec better at a disitanco Mallory’s son, live in Maple Grove, knew Dillon aixteen or seventeen years, reraember tte 16th of June 1858, saw Dil­ lon that day below our house, a little east about eighteen rods, te was going east, it waa between daylight and sunrise, saw partly, he turned around, have no was D ®oia in October, did not tell others than •my folks that 1 mw him, told my folks that moruit^g; 1 mw a patt or all of his Acs. it was not a very clear morning, know that I told my folks that morning that 1 mv Dillon, it was not doudy that member, never knew kim to wear a black FULL AND COMPLETE. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. time I aaw him co Sunday, saw him at Hyde’s and Carpenter’s after Monday, --------- ..------- clothes. for him, wanted some cotton clothes made, am not a udlorosa, ted never mado him any clothes, think it was shirts te bool house,remem•dvof JbmMmat Mr. Hyde's the Call and Settle miumu, OF FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLY. Jg there was a young man by tte name of Emoionds, Mr. Hyde and hi. fiunfly and myself were tlmro ; do not recollect tte in tho morning of 81st of Mar, am not lima they went to bed; Mr. Hvde had a mare certain about the over-alls than tho rest of his clottea, be bad on under his dog, oould not describe him, do not re­ member anything about the dog, do not went away about 11 a’elock; know Wm. think, te would allow alraugera to come thd prisoner ilow bui on, we both went to Ransom and Wm. Anderson; they came near th© house. decs from Hastings and vicinity, and bed at my father’s, cant tell when te got to my house after Mrs. Harding’s body TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, waa found, did not tel! them that Dillon cbont three weeks, 1 went to bed first on PRUNES. F1Q8. RAISINS. CODFISH; staid till | past eleven and went sway; tte 15th of Juna,tte light was blown out Dillon's knees were not soiled when bo soon after I wsnt to bed, think I went to times when be set up with me, had on this ISAAC c. MOTT, ted about ten o’clock, the family went to time black and white vest, chocked, did | I suppose he got ou his knees to get cg"s bed soon alter I did, think tte lights were not say he had on a striped;—* L“‘ cu®3ffiiaTr ipanBiFDniiiB’ff trom under the house, do not know as he blown ont about ten o’clock. company usually every wee K under tho house, te drove the ben off Ahd CwklBg Extract*, J/tram McCartney Sjeom.—I live in to tbe jail to aec him, kept c nest; know Louisa Ransom, the was never at my house but once, tte day ate Maple Grove, lived two miles east of the ron Tttx WECtAL BMxrrr or tue ladxks. __ ____ --J, was here came was tnc 7th ol June,diJ not tel! ter school houM since 1858; remember tte finding of Mrs. Harding’s body; know last November Novemter a ______________ short time, came LLZT.L*± with Campbell, did not tell him Dillon had on ohickens nnd the otter aittlng in tte Dillon^aw him the night before the body blaek clothes the same as tte mnil boys woods. XV ben Dillan was there we were was found at Joel McCartney’s, mw him PENS, PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, KNdescribed, did not tell him I would swear talking about several matters; te staid about dn&t, te was out by the gate. VEL0PE8, CARDS, Ac., Ae. Dillon clear if I could; when Dillon and I Crate J&wusMMUfon.—I am 15 years an hour. passed Ranaom'a on the way to my Cith­ old, Geo. McCartooy is my uncle, was Mrt. Julia Dtnenet Sworn.—I reside er’s I saw Mrs. Harding standing in the MOST POPULAR working for Geo. McCartney, went down door, ’t know as Dillon aaw in Grove, east from the center or, don don't saw bjr. b$r. >n Maple Maj koine to star, that was tte first day they saw mill, could not tall how far, a Geo. MeCartney Sieorn—Reside in Ma- ; came to find John Dillon, do not know short distance from McCartney’s, lived n Grove, (trf.vft seven W4.li years, vrinra know Lnnw John -Lihn DilTill- . ‘ . who asked me if 1 ted seen John Dillon,* ilo there !n May, 1853, did not know Jane on, remember tte 31st of May 1858, sr.w Harding, beard of ter being lost and Burteh asked'me, I forget if Burtch asked Dillon that day at my place and at Mcme if I had seen Dillon the nigLt before, murdered, tte day 1 understood tte body Ombar's, in the afternoon te came there do not know wtel time I c >t.t-» my moth­ was found an officer came for John Dil­ er’s, it ted got to be daylighLil was about lon, know John Dillon^aw him that day, dark when Dilloa came to McCartney’s, he passed our house In the morning be­ eoat and checked vest, he made his home he wanted me to go to Brooks’, and 1 ■ fore sunrise, be was going east, he ted on at my ■boose Saturday’nights, Sunday be­ went to mother’s and thought! would not a blue over shirt ana Panama hat, te was fore te went to meeting al Norton’s school walking in tbe road, did not see him houM, stopped at Ilyde'e, sew Devoe again,ba waa going toward Rufus Brooks; and Rhoda Wheeler there, went from in the morning, don't know bow he found Geo. McCartney lives west; that was all there to,meeting, Dillon was dreeecd in Special aUtoUMi will be paid to COMPOUND same tet and other clothes, he made his Cartney alcpt near a window on tte north INdeod putting up PRHSCRIPTiOXH; and any homo with me from 31st of May to the side of the house,in going out of the door ' 16th of June 1858; I remember tte day lives less than a mile from me, Margaret would go by the window, could nut tell the body was found, Dillon wm at ray McCartney lives a little east of me, Dil­ whether a man was going east or west by house tte day before this,; te stopped ax lon had not got quite in front of my bouse hia going by the window, there is a lane WE ARE NOW ON HAND J. P. ROBERTS A CO. my bouM all night on the night of the when I saw him, it was before sunrise, after you get ont of tte gate which goes with one of tte LARGEST and 15th June, be gotrap and dressed himself know It was tte day ttey said Mrs. Har­ down to the road. on the morning ofAhu l.Gib and weutAw^y, ding was fonnd, oould not tel the day of Charlet Letter Strom.—1 reside in saw him pass my bed-room window, saw tte week, ttey said it was the day, can’t Maple Grove, bare for ten years, lire 100 him again that day at HemiltonN,-he left tali wtettimo ia tte weak it waa; was rods south of the center nearly oppoelte my house near 4 o’clock in the morning, one who subscribed to defend Dillon, Hyde's post office, north of the old post did not have much conversation with him swore on tte otter trial that 1 saw Dil­ office 50 or 60 rods; knew Dillon in 1858, at Hamilton’s. «* ■• •' lon before sunrise, could not say whether remember the 81st of May in that year, Croot Rrttaunation—My wife is cousftt 1 said it was about sunrise, was not st mw him at tte poet office about noon.Mr. 10 John Dillon, mw Rhoda. Wboeier at Carpenter and Mr. Lapham were there wm there when otters came, did not tell Hyde’s, Dillon sometimes staid at my also.hail no conversation with Dillon,mw house and nt others went over to Kalamo. tte officers I- bad seen Dillon, tbougt ft him sitting there, te had on a Panama' remember the night of the 15th because was not for me to say, heard them ask hat a pair of blue denim overalls, ted on Mra. McCartney, do not know Mr. ih. oScn cmetfter I HI lot ih. otn a^drab coat, did not appear different from day, don t know as 1 tuld Ferris that 1 Burtch, do not know as te was at Mc­ common to me, did not notice whether te did not know wliere Dilfoo wss, I wm a Cartney’s, did oot tell him that 1 had not was sweating, did not notice anything un­ tall him that 1 ted not seen Dillon, did witness on tlie other trial, did not swear usual in Dillon at the time. that I siw him in tbe morning, do not not say afterward that ttey did Dot get Crorr Examination.—1 am 29 years recollect swearing that I did not then tee anything out ol me, did not swear ou the other trial that I saw Dillon going cast in old, teve been married seven years test bhn, ho was gone before 1 got up, no one else but my folks staid there that night, his shirt sleeves, did not see any clothes April, does do*, make any odds whether 1 that te was carryinc am Dot a relative wm married before or not; I was married of Dillon; Mrs. McCartney was there; two years previous to that, married my not swear on otter trial that he did not could not Udi how long before sun rise 1 first wife in Coldwater, H. Mallory mar­ ried me to tuy first wife, cta’t tell where , go before suuriac, went,^ mill that day, mw Dllion, my first wife is, left her tte spring altar started after breaa&st, tirard Dillon dress D. G. Hamilton Sworn.—Lived in himself, it was xboet fifteen or twenty Maple Grove, in 1858, on W| of 8. Wf my marriage, stayed nt Coldwater a year, minutea after 1 heard Mm get up that he of section 24 8. E. of M eOsrtney’s, about staid at Marshall 8 months, then I came went away, te got up about day-light, I a mile from my house to Mcfirtnej’s; to Maple Grove, stayed six mouths before Tte reasons why I married, was not a witness at tte other Mid about 4 o’oiock; remember 31s May, beesuse I was planting core, was tolerable > b> my bouse; tte day Mrs trial, was at home, knew tte trial was gn. ing on, liad heard before his other trial warm day, hot sun. think it rained some, dy was found was tbe )6th be did not stay at my bouse Sunday night, John D'dloa that day at my that Carpenter and Laptem mw Dillon , changed his coirt On Bunday morning be­ at tte poet office, had talked about it LARGEST STOCK of the mvself,do not remember whether I stated fore went to meeting, think he waa dress­ BEST GOODS, si lb. wtet I knew before tte trial, could not ed in blue overall and over-ahirt 1st June, _ u loftest prices tell Dillon’s business nt tbo post office, swear 1 mw A. Lnpham there,tiitnk 1 mw had heard they suspected DHion as the sninj'i ffsi niu£D wasx sto rxs,< one o’clock on the 31st, It might have mnrdcrer of Jane Harding, did not hear 724’, COPJ'JX AXIfSHKKTIEOA' been later be came through the woods, it threats made direct, 1 advised Dillon to r.urj; Jpr'cff r would be netew a rt»!e fromHyffiPs thro’ the other trial became I wu not subpre. the woods, Isue Brooks came to my was over, there was much excitement at naed.bad heard something aaid about tbeir house and inquired for Dillon, te had not the time, they supposed Dilloa ted mur­ My uxrtant of PARLOR >e moat beautiful pattern. !□ changed bis clothe* that day. Dillon kept dered Mrs Harding, aaw nothing myself, all bis cioltee at my Soum, may have kept did not know that she ted been found un- until Saturday night last, cannot tall what ELEVATED his summer coat at Hyde’s, te stayed at OVEN STOVES, Please give us a call. McOetePahMte viorMM «e^b be­ LOW OVEN STOVES, testlmony of Dillon’s trial two years ago, tween 21st May and 15th June, do not PARLOR COOK; STOVES, heard it talked about, beard tte testimo. VKRT BOON. Sajstiiw’ business g ■OLTWOOD & CHA GROCERIES! sxss&m CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, Terms Easy. . PATENT MEDICINES f (DIEEBAuP, FOB CASB NORMAX BA ILK kwep. rp mi ixrnar. J. W. OAK LEY THE AKERKaX MEDICAL & TOILET REC’PT BOOK. J. P. ROBERTS Ac SPUING & SUMMER GOODS. DRY GOODS 1 J* aTPrudoce bought lud so a! T. F. CHAPMAX HOW LOST, HOW ItESTOBlD J MILLIAM BURGH USTICE OF THE PEACE. Counxlor at law, tad Solicit A. E. BONBTEE HYSICIAX AND SURGEON ■Y ROBERT J. CULVERWKLL M. ». s DANIEL COOK TUSTICE OF THE PEACE. G •J Tax Aeeat. will stUaS to l HOLURUO KILLHNER T Simry Mallory Sworn—Remember the inquest upon the body of Mra Harding, Urate who assembled the olbrook took J. M- RllMBELL HYSICIAN and Surgton. 01 alert. StstV-stTML P JOHN ROBERT LX and Surgeon. Dw GROCERIES ny at the inquest, liie notes that wr.ro shown him were tbe notes found upon the body, the letter I think ia now lost. inquest, aaw the three notes spoken of by Mr. Mallory, ttey were tte three notes David Mc-Clue Sworn.—Reside in Ma le Grove, north of steam mill, on tec. 1, resided ia 1858 on N f of N E f of sec. 16, north of Hyde's postoffice; knew Jane Harding, she was not at my house oa tte Slat of May nor the next day. Maple Grove in 1858, J of a mile east of BpesMW school ixmae, knew Jane Hardtag, ste stopped at our bouse occasionally • not Uwe on the 31st day of May was never there afterward, it was days after she was missed I first Jf. & SfMint Sworn—I reside in warrant for John Dillon on the I7th of AND CUTLERY. Old Fogyism Distanced Young America Ahead. GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' EATING SALOON!! Michigan. FRANCIS ROWER COFFEE. '•"TKVSS, FICK LED TOXGNE, A '••tIPE, MARDIXEN, At. A. U HAXXAX. H. C. PRLNDL JUDGE OF PROBATE. Net end Land ud.Tu AgwiL MW YORK COSTS. would be shot Ith me, be was Constable also, we went _ Lowell, beard DiHon ted gone north, got to Lowell between daylight and sun­ there tte 15th,know it was 15th by offi­ cers coming after him; think I got to on tte ocher trial, did not swear that 1 Hamilton's before 9 o’clock, might have told Dilkn I was.afraid he would be shot, staid till 11 o’clock, Dillon came there Dilion was not armed. McCartney was tbe boat landing,then to Parker'. just as I went to mill, Hamilton lives north and west of R. Brook’s. «UM farto the tavern, arrested him just as te was goiag into the tavern, be asked who bw papers called for, and I told him ■SJote buicm." he said | mistaken, CR OCKER Y! H. P. CHERll ROTARY PUBLIC and Cour NEW ARRANGEMENT 1858 in Maple Grove, remember the 81st May *58, lived p MaplejQrove six years, now lire where I did in ’58, it is a mile east and 80 rods school house, wak k rninutesJMeCartaay came while I wwa.ln my cornfield, came while 1 was attey, do not recollect that -w® ted any conversa­ tion about Dillon's safety while MoCert- a drab coat, could not My that I swore before that be had on a darkish coat, did not see anv blue overshirt. Dilfon Aid ny of Carpenter and Lapham on the oth­ er trial, from n paper,heard it read at the post office in Maple Grove, I said nothing I of what I knew till last Saturday night, HAVg.reri Dillon and I had been together at various Hardware, ii time* to parties and dances; first camo to attend tins Court last Saturday, ootne to see Mills about some business, first ted my talk with Peter Dillon Saturday night g ...v... wVI W uuaa have since talked with him, talked .vrith T0BB1NG OP A UKINDR^ROMPTLY sttsahim yesterday morning,think It tns noon, v EAVN-TROUGH uhI CONDUCTOR came up to attend tte trial, Peter Dilloa asked mo what I toould swear to ; know Haetlnn Febcry l«b. Wm. Ransom, doa’t know hut I have told him that I didn’t know anything about the DANIEL BTRIK UNTY CLERK. Notary Pn OLIVER E. EVES J. S. GOODYEAR 4 Co. T PHILLIPS, Umpsb Snturr I GENUINE FAMILY UQUOR8. H. X. BlfELlX rvoUNTY TREASURElt. 0« WM B. 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HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 18GL ifioict 'SRisrttoj. Secession News! VOL. 5. gabtnns’ business girtrtnrj. [ "Don’t ask mob f > dish questions, Ma­ ryshe said, almost eharniy. "Who to that at the door 1" ' Working far a Living. BOLTWOOD & 8RANT, NORMAN UAILKY, ----- OF----- eap». boota aed shoe lof - Harlow House.1 J. RUSIF.LL, FALL AND WINTER FRANCIS ROWER, I is stoves," iron, steel. nails, and shsll QOODS. HAILEY & BAKER, rar.. cutlery oud ito« aa. Slur* one door . WE ARE NOW ON HAND wjlh ppo of the LARGEST and BEST Araortmenta J. W. OAKLEY, of VirHOl.ESALE sod retail ciealtr in, sad maun- i VT tacturer of leather, ftndwgi, Ae.. Battlj . Urewk. Mteh. Also, ureota tar Ibeaala oi tulAu 1 VolUag. sG-widtito. Caah paid for hides, pelu, ora. ke., 4c. ... OHOOEB J DRY GOODS I ! J. P. ROBERTS 4c Co,, EALERS in drugs, medicine*, patent mrdivinca, paints, oUa, hppetim... burning Quid. D MILLJJEBY HOLESALE lud retail dvilrr In Groceriva and Prenaieu*. L-rA, Lard. Butler, *:.d al kiaJt of Prvdaca bought aud sold, st bis "old W WILLIAM BURGHER, STICK OF THE PEACI., .u-.arrev and L'oun.elur at law. sod Solicit. : 1 i Chancery. Ortic.1 in Httiler'a Block, ■ up atuit . r it door to offlea. GROCERIES JI withstanding tho carping whispers rad sharp-edged criticisms levelled at her by rax, who “Nvw would see anyng so very wonderful in Julia Mellon.” The cluster of diamonds at her bosom was scarcely more brilliant than the snnrklo of her deep, violet cyp; her lip, scarlet as tho heart pf the' pomegranate blonom, wore a slight curl cf pride, that added to her beauty; rad the brown ringlets, just looped back from her fair forehead by a spray of gleaming pearls, had somehow contrived to entangle more hearts in their shining tendrils than their I lovely owner could well enumerate. And did not Julia Mellen know how beautiful she wa»—bow admiringly men looked upon her—bow enviously women turned away 1’ Did not her foot touch the earth with the air of an empress, and. her languid eyelids droop with a Cloopatra’f liaugbuneea 1 Ob, woman, woman I thy reign i« despotic, but sooner or later the bloom and fire must fade, the scepter be laid aside, rad tktn. The beauty paused sudden’y^s a frank, noble looking gentleman maJe his way through the crowd that encircled ber. "Oh, Henry,! waa just lookion'for you. I want you to know my friend, Mr. De Torre.”' CR OCKER Y! Tbers are firs >lars States with swhite population of about 7,500,000 And persons of all colore held to service, 4,01.0,000 This last proparty, or huge Newfoundland dog, tho rough dia muud started forth into the driving tem pe*t. . "Heaven bless him,” murmured Julia, through her tcare. In the cheery glow of fire light and atondalisr.sat Sunwood Harley, surroun­ ded by luxury and splendor. Wealth flowed, Poactolue-like, through hto home —a secund Midas, whatever he touched seemed to turn to gold; and the jewels his fair wife wore were a email fi-rluno in themselves, os she stood beside him that evening, at the moment when the ugont was introduced. ‘•Wel|, Xfacphereon.wtot is it?” asked Harley, who, tn th<- multiplicity ot his business cares, had almost forgotten the block of houses in —------ street. The briel recital was soon inad& “What Is the woman’s name?” r-$1f«d Harley. “Well.it’s a kind o’ queer name—Julia De Torre." Harley was ailent for a moment; then be spoko in an altered, yet strangely gentle voice. “I^t her have the rooms rent free, henceforth. And. Macpherson, here to a check for what money she may need at present, 1 am only G.d's almoner for the wealth fli.- has given me.*’ The agent bowcC xi’ertly -nd with­ drew. It was a joyful heart that he car­ ried to the dreary Lome in the narrow sirable lu be acquainted with a man who I works for n living (!)" Tbc pretty ia 1.Uttr which she contrived Is now receiving from New York andI 1 to throw into tin last words was inimitaItostun, Lto fail stock of r I blc. She moved nn, smiling and lovely GBaftraABsiMAaV f 1 as ever, hcedlure of the grave look of dis• pic^re u»t orerspread her cousin’s face. C. C'otuialing jn part of J Now Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, UIXIE OP PROBATE, Notary Public, Gen­ eral Laud and Tax Agent. Will be found io C.-uahed, Powdered and Granulated Su>L. '.I A. •! * *>J tA DANIEL STRIKER, Molastpa and Syrups, Green and Blnek Teas. Riu, Ceylon, and Java Cutie, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, Cignrv, Tobacco, and Snuff, Salt and W a ter Lime, Soaps, Saleratus, Cassis, Pepper and Spice. T PHILLIPS, Uxnaa Suaairr and Jailor. s. n. couk, H. N. SHELDON, SWJERSEY, HARMON SMITH, Drags, Faints, Oils, Bandog Fla­ lets’of the crimson flush that mantled Stanwood Harley to forehead, as ho stood in the deep embrasure cf the window be yond, mid heard the light words rad cruel rahiioal laugh that fallowed them I "She acorns me because I work with the hands and brain God lias given me,” he muttered between bis set teeth, “and be enttse I am not ashamed of honest labor. I am less to her than the dev. beneath ber beautiful feet. Henvra be the jndge be. tween tucj rad mo, proud woman! A 8ei>*'Everett man in Troy, who had The next moment he turned calmly to just conclud' d ra hour's study of the Mr. Ashby, who came to apologize that ••■Inctiun ratotiM, in the Nation, State, hto cousin was too much onguged to ad County, and Qly. quietly remarked to a rait of an introduction *t present. “Never mind, Ashby,” lie raid quietly, "I appreciate yaw gpdd v»jl| as much as though !t had prodoesd the deaired effect Ever offered in Battle Creek, all of which And now will you walk part of the way borne f It to »lovdy night.’’ Ten years! what a marvelous alchem­ Particular attention paid to filling or­ ist it to! Sanshine on the pearl white ders from Hastings and vicinity, and brows of now married brides—starlight satisfaction guaranteed in every caae. on freshly Uaped graves— joy and grief sueoeediog oou another m. rap idly ,na. tho changing c;dora in a kaleidoscope—and ISAAC C. MOTT, oil within tbu sonipaos of ten short yuara. Oh, bow p'.titesaly the wmd howled on that bitter March nlghu-how keenly the cold found its way into llv myrMd crevi­ ces of worm eaten doors mid rattling GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS. casemen ta in that dreary tenement bouse, where a haggard, wild eyed woman sai over the smouldering ruraains of wbxt onoe bad been a fire, and straining ber vtoieo over a dmm of fine needlework by ty near Churches* 5,000.000 Expanses of the War and Navy Dcparlmenta, bciidse, say : Total eatlmat", pletnentary 5,000,000 ordinance authorizing B Mis:Deld the •97.300.000 capital of the South in slaves does wot ’ par the expense of their keeping by •10.000,000, and the south receives in various wars from tbs General Govern m-nt •16.500,003, or nerhaps a larger ram than they pay In duties. It shows that the veins of persons held to service Is actually leas than nothing, and that the whole credit* obtained st the north far the purpose of putting the crop in the ground tn the amount of 3200.000.00O. on which the South era planters bare to base all tbe’r operations for the cur- anee adopting as the law of Alabama.the laws of the United States relative to pat* , euta, securing the rights of Invention to the citizens uf all the rierebnlding States. Adjourned till the 5th of March. THE REAL 1SSLB8. What a sight! Tbc leoding polhirivna of a great and ones liberty-lorinx and patriotic party.tbr obitf executive officers of ibe'government, a full half of tho peo­ ple of one section of tbc Republic, all plotting cud conspiring against the per­ Klaity of tho fairest political fabric erer lit by human iumd«,Mid provoking civ­ il war between brother?—for wbat I— That the Repessentalivto of a liRle QIL* gnreby of 347,000 slaveholders may have tbs privilege, not autliorind by the Con­ stitution, of buymg, selling, and working without pay, and whipping « will, men, women and children In U.e Territories which God mode free ; that the C istitulion which was purposely frgmed so that the word "alary*1 mtah. not occur therein may be jo amended, after seventy soccossful working, as to reongnixe property in num 1 that the States which have rid voluntary bondage shall bo compelled to rreepl it again; and ihei (he moral wm gainst tnap-tolliqg^all correct itseKand tq *6irn} that thu A.lh«tom which makes one man own oaothe; to the new evangel for tho dvllixation of maj^ind. What as ighA! What a theme for the Anetta, Taxes, Jan. 24. day repudiating the idraofzreing fiwrible rifled to the last extremhy. Only onefifth of the members opposed immediate action. It to Harrisburg, Jan. 30. day adopted a call far a Convention for the 21 st of Februntv. The Hoose adopted a resolution to send C-ommtosiocers to Washington, to-night Raleigh, Jan. 30. Houses. it to’to bs'toted on by the Washington, Jan. lift. John Cochrane, in reporting n bill for the collection of the revenue to-day, said he folly concurred with the President in 1 Awfal Tfefvata. ion. ' . The bill proposes,that vessels from foreign ports bound to porta in Seceding States, where obstroedous are pul to ths laws, with its foreign cargoes, be liable The warebonring feature to bo emended gnd. men have believed with one deljny. That people to to bn 4M*ed. that bop-.given up, that slcrioua destiny overruled, Certain Southerners In. this eity talk confidently of the immediate cuusoTidai lion of a Southern emplrp, ol which Charleston to to be the ppitnl. |t q crci^ said Jhat Cuba has begn secretly gnretos•d of Spain in order to parry out this derign more effectually, while" Mexico sn<l Guatemala are exporting to bp annexed to the new Confederacy, and Spain Is prenulng to assail the’ Northern Stafci,’ or America proper, in cuncert, with ths secessionists, in the hope of receiving fot* her services, Peru and Chili. Thej1 ’boast, in addition to this, that Califarnil will declare her ind-pendioce, for tbe'pte <rt the trade of the Southern empire, leaving A meriev, that ia to ray, New England, New York and their nwociate States, si tfa pcrcy of Englaiul on the net th, and Fortress Monroe to a point of some interest nnw, rs being slmoat the onlr <*»• Bot in the hands of the rebels. 1 If Virginia weedes she will deniyxl toe tutrender of this work trill probably threaten to take it. but I should Tt^e 'to see them try. It Is very large. The • dlaare more than a mile in cirvuit.'wy tb ckjand high, surrounded by a most which to from GO to 100 fee; pida, with sight fed of water, drawbridge Mid Oflto er-hitteries. it mounts wn)c 0QQ fepaxy guns,, has mortars fur throwing shells, furnaces for beating, balls, Ax. Nothing could approach within three miles except under the fire of all these hallcries. This eminent to wage war against a receding State in order to coerce or obmpeil her to mar. ■ remain nomimtRy a member of the Un­ May. The Governor of Vermont has reoommended the passagsof a law to mthe the render of intoxtoating drinks responsible In 1832 South Carolina embodied her vuhmteem tn reetot th- United Statra.rad without Slavery- as its Crastltotion may be considered infrratioos of the supreme law of the land ; ateo that the (retotitu- lie trade are An >■ a» lying only to bistoritn who writes tho Rise and FaU w txempS itan^rtadw. tbeRcfiubUe of the United States I What commentary on the civilisation of the age! what we strive to appear, nuurnt^ may What a burning reproach to tho cause af be often rendered useful guides to the per­ Democracy througL-r.it thn world! Yet formance of our duties.—Sfd^ey. wc state tauly tho ctuscs of Um» quarrel. The Semite tilll report the Tariff Mil No dS&reooe of rota snd Unvajc, cf K- Manners are tho shadows of virtues; the momentary display of those qualities which our fellow-croatures love nnd re- Slavery ; nod that when any Territory containing a sufficient population for one membtor of Congress in any area of 4Be 000 square miles apply for admission M a State, it shall be admitted, wltfijirf pi.. Outside the moot to a few <atk,- A RxJscxxslx PaxcAtttox.-flW N’ V. Tribune suggests that if NewMerico -ball be adapted as • State sUH k' put under special bonds not to accede up; til aftet1 the expiration ofa ronsoq|ble npn ried, any sixty days from'thn organization of the State Government In these times extraordinary precautions are ncccawj.' No Mou Pxarzns ron thx Pupsi —Ui*hop Green.oU Mivaiamppi, has' i a Pascal Circular directing to substitute in their prayer, ‘the mtmfbe thereafter; and when Ukefi oat­ Halted Statea,” fee. '- —“ - - .UreJWsd. ate that Alexander H. wraasd far the Pro­ ----------------- ---- the -SoWheen Con­ federacy to ooneiltate •QMMrvftkh'es. F. B. RLMK1X, C'SS.T! t' il vaa navigable ae far up. ■ A Southern Confederation. 2. That' ths Fugitive Slavs law If amended for the preventing of kidnapping, »dr as to provide for tho equalization of the Commtosiq.qerQ’ fee, p};. 8. That the Constijutior) lie so am^udr cd as to prohibit any Interference wljl slavery in any of the States where It now exists. ’ '• 4. That G»ngre«s shall not abolish rary in the Southern dockyards, aHeCaffi &c., nor In tho District pf Columbia w’thoot the conacut oi Maryland And tho consent nf the inhabitants of the District; nor without wnipoqsatioq. 5. That Congress shall not interfere with the inter Stats slave-trade. . C. That there sha]l be a pcrpetual'prO; bibitinn of the African slsvMrade. • 7. That the line of 36 deg. SO minnt-'i riu! I be run through all the existing ter­ ritory of the United States : that in nil North of that line neither Congress our the Territorial Legtolature vhnlLirttvafter my and navy, cadets, fee.. Yocxo Max Pat Attbktiox.—Don’t be a loafer, don’t be called a loafer, don’t' keep a loafer's company, and don’t lung around loafing plnres. Better work hard fora livina, rad find yourself, th*n oil around day after day or stand at comers with your hands in your pockets. Bet­ ter for your own r>r<top*cta. Bustle . around if you would, tore anything to 1buttle for.—Many a Physician has ob­ ,tained a real patient by visiting an imag­ ;inary one. A quire of blank paper tied up with red tape and curried under a law­ yer’s arm may procure him hto first case 1—make hto fortune. Ruch h the world —u> him that hath shall be given. Quit droning and complaining, keep busy and tuiud your ctoncss. MOTT, 1. Recommending a. rqpea| pf cil the Personal Liberty bills. £ The south receives from the General Government, in salaries and mileage " of thia that an attempt is about to be made •4,800,000 to pounce down on the plaBtetiona. Salarira of minister*.oonThe State Legtolature adjoarned titt die last night. 5.000,000 Montgomery, Ala,, Jan. 29. PpStal deficiencies, sup. The Convention in sreret reaaion last prtosinn of the slave trade. 7,000,000 niaht adopted rcraiutions instructing the deputies to the Southern Convention tq J. S. GOODYEAR A Co. ISAAC Sir The South consume of dutiable goods, for half of the white population #20 per head, say •7B.00ft.0M, on which the av. N’J; J. M. NEVINS, from South Carolina brings the res tions passed by the South Carolina 1 ilMetoamaRjr i$lsturc demanding tho surrender of] reion arainst Sumpter. Col. Hay no sill present tried by Vlr- demend to the President, and if refui rwist ri With an attack on Fort Sumpter will fo, immediately. Raotira, imr. me niruuon oi we Legislature bo hereby called to the fat The Convention met at 12j. A salute of fifteen guns was fired. The Conven­ South, and bnw paid. Tho supply of tion went into secret tension at half-post 12on the Mississippi navigation question. cotton gnodv from the North is estimated at »IO per head on a population of l!r 500.000, rar Bl 15.000.000. SdBefeot of cotton supplied to the north and exported to consume, ray 2,000.000 bales of cotton nnd orer, fearing about 2.000.000 to psv the north on a want of advances, NEW YORK COSTS. MisMg*n. Hffoo to fCrpcg]y apprebtutjed. V*-. J* «•; age of *750 per head,equal toabcot •3.000000,000 Muck of this property is add on six and twelve months credit, for nOlM mortgages, which to held In part by the banks, and forms part of their capital. The annual product is, .ray 4,000,000 bslre of cot­ ton, viloed al M5 per bale, equal to 1180,000,000 Tain’t your Guilt that that whiskered hus­ Rice, sugar, and othes band of yours run off with another wo- | crops produced by same, num—’tain’t your fault that you wasn’t ray 50,000,000 bora to scratch for a livin’ like them tough old Irish vomen down stairs. Now, Making in all, •930,000,000 you see here—i’ll go and report your caae at hund quarters, and, 1 kind o’ guess Expenses, keepingxloth. you’ll be let off easy. Him that owns ins. 4,000.000 slaves at M0 thewe bouses is drcadfol good hearted.” each. •240.000,000 And shaking himself once more like a The Ite-whiskered M<1 fardgn-feced cavalier, tjpon whose arm she leaned, bowed low in return to the perfectly poITSICIAN A5D SURGEON. Will practice lite.bnt somewhat cold salutation of Julia Medicine lo liaetingx and vicinity. Mellen’s C’jus.u. *Msy I detain you one moment, Julia?’ DANIEL COOK, 1 sold the latter in a low voice. “1 have ! promise! tr inirertuco you to a friend of BOOTS, SHOES ininc, who is vary anxious to bccuiuo ac­ quainted with the belle of the evening.” I. A. HOLUUUOK, “Why is it r* aided Julia, playing csrrtesaiv with the geraniums rad roee Ever aho*n in this Market, wLcfe we1 buds of ber bouquet w “Mr. Harley—you tore heard of him arc prepared to sell at a small J. M. RVHSELL. before. Ho duos not often frequent court. advance from “Am I dreaming?’' said JuBa De scenes like Into, but your eyas have tempted him to break through his usual Torre, pressing her wasted hand to her JOHN ROBERTS, custom. Have I your permission to pre­ brow. " W ho to there that would he -.hus kind to me/** sent hitq 1” , The puzzled expression which had at “Mraimn, you havo dropped this bit first arched Julia’s delicately penciled uf paper,” raid little Mary, who had just eyebrow.':, changed to a -look of aeohn returned from acting tho agent depart. him with । which flashed from the dark eye and curv­ Julia took 4!:.' narrow slip of paper ed the rose-brightlipe in a very becoming from her daughter's hand, and read the signature appended to the check with an manner. “Oh—the ttlf-taught genius whom you indescribable thrill. 1 have taken up,” abc raid, contemptuously. "Stanwood Qarlcy _ “My drar. cousin you must really excuse Truly, he was avenged ? ' me. I. don’t think It is particularly de­ A. E. BONSTEEL, I” The Hula girl rose to open the door, and the agent, whose business it was to oolloct the rents ol tho tenement house, •Capped in, slaking a shower of snow The soft resonance of bugle, violin, and from his broad shoulders. “Well, how to It about the money to dulcet harp,that for the last half hour hod Boated above tbc sound of tripping feet night, Mrs. What's-yonr-nameF said he, and gay young voices, like the nirer .tag. ceased—th" dizzy waits was over, rad she filtered. "Wall, look hero, this tore's a hard the belle of ma evening surrounded by a dazzling cuostallataon of masculine ad'oql- canc,1’ said tuv man, "to be sure, it ain’t rere, walked languidly toward the conser­ my business to be lettin’ off my employera tananta, but tiutn ymj have had a vatory. She war beautiful—very beautiful, noV plagiiey hard row to hoe’ I do allow.— / �I ^^'TwxwSSt orDer "•*? raPwrepirewlf? the'.I'roy Timts, that orders have been received by the freight agent of the IIud- uDaaa Bxvkkk**: Does i t not atlr your r tba: ean be made. Vben from I ship i this । rebwkrd fe gr ^trra^thfl drjgki rfrtliUr, aid.by the li-gislature of McbMM-Ua hu: the defence vflba Fed WedwWay Neralu. F| , reeling frorajhe ^ramflhs^ wberett I ' left his har^Wanirtl, mgrh-nci-ded Jhor 'of molt r $y<i pity the crease their torture. for something which drhnmnnizcs him* nr j 'ii,r«s^. -•■ AhhlPHii, WaudorataBttoi hntfty«OT wnr-likc^rplnincuts are now stored" in the freight de own, of doing things. -A watchman, on ncraey! ' iug voUt: Ktete 47onTea tfoi We would call the attention of « that lhere'will be uonttjKk rai Fort Sum­ ter tttdil after the the < rganizaliun <*f ths Southern Rvptiblir. unless nibatti-nipt tomade to reinforce it. CttpL Ing-almm. «>f Koszta celebrity,' tendered his written resignation yesterday to Secretarv Tom-ey. who declined, re i esiting it, and Iwggrd him to reconsider i ft. He agre.-d tn withhold it till to day, Gov Aiken his been finsskod for secession f$rpo.ses. HOW ?gBgSrn'iI..„ » , ■ ttcsorfoMsigring' iu ।. ‘ tiifr" rtott. T^yis CaA Will return to Detroit 'in a (?w w«e|t*. So says a des- pateb frora VVaAhinutun. . TWli.-TWro U Mhf held BY ROBERT Jr-4J<HA £BWELL M. D. And ilka wife ere'd. -Arid Mahans.” : . wiafejM feck tf Ite MiM nufc I make our maut. aud brrw our tlnpk, W.'l! dance and »1i>r sod rt-iolcr-niMT; A»d many thariuto tl/trnnckA- bfock Dell, That danori aw* tkv CuuneilwaD." eff.ctosPv removed. *ltWit dantutuuv « wistaUona. boutMxdreCnu.uiila. rings, 01 Is it not the imperative duty uf o«r WMuiixchvx, Feb. 3. tOrirta Scppm.—There in to tills through ti>o natifod charms of the body by an alterative mrdiciue. CSnn.te out the vitiated blood Whenavcr you find it» impurities bursting through the <kin in pirn plot ernpboux or sores; cleanse it when you rtul tl is obstrutted and siug.psh in the vdh*; dna* it whenever it u foul, and rpur ftslings will tell >ctv miC.-.-lT, r. । • hat h» ootidit ww stay ta. mat rove . WasillKGTON, Feb. 2. and we ’ll defend you.*' , lu.wcver. »H1 probnHy in- is not moral force Mir L« issued a writ of hallos corpus. The7 re a slain. How lung shall vrs'tigaling tomniitleo have sent the 8cr- will mon. who- would bo gl.-ul in their in­ ■ The bill to provide for tba rimtinuunee geant-at 1Ar*n* *B*r him. . Perhaps he af tbc state geological survey, appropriat- 1,4111-neither divulge nordiagmgs. aloof, for fear they may lose a dollar in ing H,0V0.^ir the rpr 1901 hnitic'wme,| ’ , trade, or not be a popular candidate for ainouBt for.Hj^ Ma.r *•” '- at r 'fr-- - ' with *his tuost delating vice? 3i*naf6 to act-wiibrrite Judtevary eurritJh i ------------------------------------------------------ JoU John F..Emory, *ElF Nichols, b.lViu C. tu.fav, tec of tlie ir.iute in omudvring tto j rti tian* nsking’to? ^hc. removal tipnsfuking retpoval <>f .W W F. Btits-I! B Wightfnan IHrid R. Cook, Wood worth offeboTeuihaludicialCirc ut. Charles G.'ffulbrook Edwin Jf..Bates, - - - - - — Ilurvey N Sheldou, Wni. P. Bristol, f i ' On rhodt’m <if Mr. Browii the resolutl® James L. SisBotUr.. ^GpcuW. Knapp, Chauncey Li Briggs, Jatwcs 8.-Tlixbury, was laid od the table fur the present. y Dd01 B McElwain, Orin L. Ray, A comintmicatinn^was received from’ ^Carlos 0. Scutl, J^sep|) W, T, Oyr, Governor tran^tyip^^lat^e qqojbcr <J \1 have roceivrd’cruhtnitairina (tie eleven nominations for N<iUy;ag'Jr^iUia, which ntlwa. bnl qwlrig tO erhorw in the names 1 • ,j they have 'been returned for correction. . t).^riuB»B, Clerk. same day wc foil the followhjg: ■jmaaymocu with irnno ition aud rhrat. Still we call tlda cotiipuuxd Saraaparills. and inU-nd to supply such a remedy n> shall rescue the name from tho load uf o.doquy which reiU . 1? lUfi and bcu>* tu the c.urijr <4 Mtcbigan. ai.AWracrtbra ■> north quuUr af Htcitra t Ir. U-WBul ip cuuitwr Cbtce > ■'.) | Therefore, RcxJted, Hint in thee of brother ft tuscw this Judge Ims sw the loss «>f a worthy. offiriutit an tu-tb 1MU m ifoSJHW M. MASH,unr, Agent. [feMwliJ bpitgsgrc. < ♦ ♦ MuBTOACK SAI.K .n,. A Co. with his beriered ‘widow and la children and will uxtciid to tlx-:«i t of charity and brotherly Aydrs ^Chwry'rbctdfal foeir ncewitiea a •co* and that *♦ will to, uvuaiid . Miyrttion, airi ng majesty .. NEW A R R A'ffC ChE M E Iff T Let w«, as *-v the offender*, by the ever ready asd, pot ! unconstitutional, w-iu ofjjjr h*. x« shall convert opr town from a bestial rjcdrz vhtm, t<» a happy, qui«t. c ay Ij’.tlo town, fctally phyt Pris» M oeqli GreatnnmhrtAofrli-rgnn'n, rt>r»;ri»n«. States. <»EN rLEMl.h? .^-.X I) LA DIES' surely may, make axu li n HtOtig appeal to ‘ Land of brother Raxa-ra by the tn brother and to be rolled brother M . -’ICWItR MOOR, ’ BfoMetasstn Dated.Trbruary 4. l££t. , febl>u.ar^i> of n rigbln rs enure, and with one voion utter our anal Lama against this nnholy traffic. «u4 of tbr stAtuUin fcutb tid< J the pcemtfod taKrib»t antic grip, as Mamma worthy to c uut, Ivors ur ICM (/-I us each stiind up in the "fl*c*e t-ayrt^ EATING SALOON’. ’. r i c fcffir h rui.o4rAj<,„,c,xA,.x.^Arinwl,irhth„ 1A1..AU.-MbCas. • I artr7 ni’wW.T.oTimrs.MntT.-.us hrth» .W>4 Ta.. ..,1.-^.-, — ..^..^1 ... z—-V ewnplv 'ts, and the treatment that should U folT<>« ratwntwt A-aaw pi<v*r«d tofantwk tow-dt.rtV*ra>m' , . W.nu M. ».« U- con iW«w at U>.* Jeer*. n, n.>tbk?it off hr cnprinrijJt-3 deskra with *•*****■«, iwr&e(£d prXTrifod L.ir..r o . ... . cttXNiitnr .’.ti.E. QTATF. OF MtClUGiXI-TUCiicuil Conn for O ihvc uaiy.of Harry, in cbaixvry. Cnnmittrr on Hrmfrt' AaJeralus if you have any regard • health of jr<njr»rlf and family, tb 41m dogs the miserable, impure stn .made your bread, pantry, &c, din De Land* leal SnUratua ia perfectly pure, a vHinif:wa,"i wUi?HirEOXCI’‘k* U> ourselves the desirableness of« home. it produce ot-r rennin® ur fur •»is by itoi-sfC'trrriis ;I :o.•TW. FOR SALE!! rami is riYTArv<t*Stt*al0iMI otlwr Krfcmlufct..aiu4, t CiAltorrUjaflirJ :o icjha r.« brodt • S-.. a,t day. ilr Mrf icvfininla.ruBteiacJ in the 'T.”««<• *wl M*" -* ^jr foil «4 complaint etrit in tfoa rsMar. ai:»- , .hkc;ll«4.u> said d«crre»« MJ'wni v- «Mt; AH lb-fee.(V-taife rkrefe or paro h < flairt. •rtrste. hirg an'!H-ftigln ib« conniy «-f iiwrrj ut><! hiate ol MuLletu rie flocrifod »• TTtc uue hnfolcrd njiv» '4 fond uf! tba north rod <■1 (hr kcm baM vfibe.omb-wvHqtartrr <4 »rt■ - .... . ....I .k. ir-r «L- H. CASH the m<>st satisfactory «>"•' '.’-J (n preparing food. <e . to 1M1.’MO.X FM1TH. OB TBODUCE. It pictured al’Mrport, Munroe Co., paVTU.CxBOttXA CtiaoKtL'ALLY C .—The •(•lest dem<-nUrali«ei of&na ^olina. in her afonolute rejection of Xialum cZVirginia, is doing good __ ..____ ___ i______ _____ „r .i„ more thorbiij;l.^ than ever with th eebeme oLdauiniao. It ia evident A-ybedy imwjhnt in tmy nrrangent return <lOlftX«’U?n U> thei He.e IuUR crpJilBwrcw tgo gjhat It, COM MlSslQMER'3'iNOTICE. Do not wk fcrtotbUg bu t Ready P li y . PI’LL A5D WMPLETE. mirouwier. totfHr.-eswfoftfe.'aM u^sM all cialn.s lina, and ikprohaWy nill not to }Tukbf*lfur N. F- Ttaus. - AKUmrflo— It i« a n>*min**n rule don Prayer 'Meetings rofoibk) th .dtxtfon’, oT.feU' Cyt’l rdxcftril poin 'tuck* toereing. it> PhUadrlrl in. r 'agreri torttot prayrtd. “f» Iz'rd. 'us our ir»L iiatintal ain"—-Jinp wwit the tadrria hell. • A for t he Voeril, the brother i*xp?tin<-d that ’about tu Mk XwiUveuc** forth* Call and Settle -. Returns. which are reducing the p JM/Vrr in Nr* ’Effglund and the and ’■igriMiftM' that of the fret »»t“hW be.ti vrtted hivXpedit MsM 1 Fobt'8vmti:r, Jan. 11, 1851. Tba Almaden qnldksilver mine case a w • “Whether bloudte** srpara- AfftboM Indebted b^Sols ^A'e^uaV vm ple^s, hhs bom dsrided. Ths ded*m gireg tho. Mr. T«yl<>r> oSbred t£ fui- miner {flLtlfe Hflmapts,' and rejsets their ratinn can now be effected, after ht-r (8. Carolina) fbolishly firing upon n vessel ■ the adjoin^ land*. faging;. ,-iuaJ -1.. Thirty pritonbrs Rttcmptiid to escape bearing onr flag, the other day, I think from th« stale prison yesterday. Two very doubtftil. I was sorely tempted to wen tnied ahd thirteen wounded; the open my battery, but, perhaps, fortdnatcing* of ibis Irwiskture? and, *T ‘ ', ly. fur the chance of haring matters oct­ Whereas, Designing men are Btriviag, balance were irreded.' ' • tied without bloodshed, 1 could not have •**ty «hi fee hy the offer <vf tuoncy and otberwisc, to touched the battery that opened open her, influence kgwtalHKi; and, . and my defenses were/irri then in sseh a Wtarcae, Thu Detroit /’res J’r«* has condftton that I could not have onrned the published tlw th rest of * fise iu tho rear, r____________ i___ _j.. fow __ The GharleUoo correspondent uf the ___ if this leghdaMic wiM net tack down unit, New-York Post, says: eat dirt wHb i» ediiar; Uwefora. :. ■ J • ■ •. .--i 1 was leaving MffiedgeviHe, Georgia, in - - - --------------- .. Revived. TW Ui, kyislaUrw will bg the care, irirtin’the lari fortnight, wbro. । "*• from would takr mo even CH0ICB OAK OFE3UNG LA3D. iufluenccd by no uflhr of ureesy, or threat pissing through a little wood, we beard ’ «»• woA’e hard work tu bare it ti. the toyleg of Nrtod bounds. In pursuit of • complete state. My command is <rily tube in Providcpro wiljguir?. and' G. W. Mn- (71 u rst. befog tuwn.'uip i.i Aopfam Mijlcowitral Harty at,d Mate 1.' <!. . ■. Hated. Jam.iirs 10. >'• .1. jan:6 I'.t JOSEPH frHU.Ct. Wcrtgsgrs. jto look at or to taste. vlilta it anjtppc'tr.mro r,f prosperity—and The fallowing letter. •lays the Clneirna tl, (?c«»mreria/uf the 2ff-.li ult., from MqJ. Robert Andrhwu. written fn Fort Silin ter, to a friend in thisdty. two day* after rltt tl»e present wrek.' ‘ ‘ the South Caiolhna fired np<»n the Star of Thomas hfeManufc otie of jhb Jrish ex­ Utt W«n. is a plain, suldiar-like sUtemcnt iles of 1348, who escaped from Australia to Calffurtla’ id food, dfed-at St. Mvv’a, of hie position when tba ontrage took , place, and will great satisfaction to tl><- ad HospItrtJ yCTtoWIny, aged 50 y.-nrs. He mirers uf the Unfort. It dears up atopec occupied A prominent poWlion among the ■ n dmid of cordecturm, and gives infortna­ HH?i,r • ' tion pmt will t>« gratefol!v received by Some of dur people are expericncing thr e -untry. It emix-diw the firstanthen. scrluiiN troubles from the disturbed fetnte tic intelllgenew that has rraehrd the pnb cf th# ’ Union,’ hxv7bl5‘ pnrebasod gave: nlie concerning the reasons for the fac* thel meut drafts' for remittances east, which the batteries of Fort Snmptvr were riot c.wiols^kprotrsted. opened upon the South Uartilhiiaiis un the E. ft. Bumdl, Dougtnr democrat, tm 9tb instant: -- • ........ jhmughmit tjje V”wnd!rou ages of e . r .k_ which shall prvM-nt to the stranger wb> • ■ Fort'Kewrwre. Feb. 2. A majority of the Judiciary C>mmitU» Tie pony c’vprm; fchli Ban Fratmiwtn through Mr- Luckwir-d, ehnirinnn. report­ ed rovexnI amendments to the bill ktueud- date? to the l?ft’n!t., p/used here nt 8:80 story of the statifies rdativh to tho com­ petency of witnesses and the hxatnitudion Mritsdr'crhrii 'Ihpregrefo for bolding a ’ of oarlics in ^tnin caspa. . CBtoh m.n«s meeting at Sah Franciscodu- M. W. G. M’. O. T. U. rimll.mil n ^Divine KJijv on high, uc may f Kv.a.T.;^ broadeaxt. from this radiating point erfugr county? love w r.qohc a JlMO/mf, That tbr mcim'-ry of ot> cui.rtyTf Harry, rr»! S-«u c! Mi: b, af ’Murtjrtxtt us 44« *r Mirtgrjs (S-r j h cUim -j to b - tl vl tuO UytK.-.'rtu Butfi er two hui f»ur >iirl76 !■ 4iUsr». u‘® <uu’ iu Uw vk'ntfjillyTfetiag tn conscqucnct-s where they h .lotjgl Shall wc withhold our iufluenev from a cauMep ■ Al>c .-’imlii-acM of Section tlirtyuty much needed to be helped and allow the seeds of intemperance to he scattered may ability permit. Admfuivlrator's Sale. Michigiu, on Tucsdo Harnac*, Fub’y 4, 1861. Che dune was ft- 7.— »•• ' ....... " 2. nd Wlertat. A dwut rrerx-et Jirtifiiftd. That we sincerely ayni ’ 1 • vi^efur thfe <>1,, .^1 .. . . tbc improvement uf'ftv/rs AnJ bArbors. fUforred to the foTursitk-c on rTvcrs »nd ault,and lake such action n« in«y to «d ^vHahfe’rclHtir^lopdwiing a Wiiaaaxs: It Ims pli-twvd ih<- S »« j. c. “---------- ------------------- -------------- -------- LOWELL, MASS. iraiUyBiWfiMlLrKM: ’ EIDEI.ETER, ' pfacs, on fiatrinfav Feb. Iffth. at t ■lock, P. M. at the Oe.t llou»e. rills, but uft.ii no curative property t wbatev•r. Hence, Liner an J palntul disaspois uncut ha> followed the un of Uu- urioUJ extract! of nermost Mills to see a reformation, »tand right, and that immediately, nnd leave the PdrterFreeman, and eurn mudlug r-.unlry. inte’es the inanagatiiciit of tto p'»atomce XxHtS X MNKZET. Mortgl ;«r. Huw long rtV' A1** ®* ?,0,"rtr’ ►«*»»« Appoints* for A C’-mmunirittfcm wau received from Jrtacpli Kinflayj' tbr llntw. ’tnAi’sfrflttTng a joint rcmfftn *»n I l»»ac Memory *' k ‘ nu ttoriring tto Joilicinrs e- unmitlce <>fjhc I ■ Henry iicnry Brown, prnw«, ■reelin" “I Ute Republiotns of H .1 erporteusfn-vs lUvtratits' U- Hostings bs a' our tons and daughters be famltiarixed —■ - IPoarOmca Marmco —Wcha -requested to state that there wil *« How I.mg shall hereafter. enter a r protest on behalf of tto fjy“**John at tvii|»ui length' uiin McKinnsy vl* inney (has, ia. , hi Speripl G-inuntiee, agmnst the actiori uf j returned into the Statu. The Senate ln- tuc senate soiudcoi.lbe,Virgima.rroulutiaux the on.lbe,Virjptiia.rciH>|utioua. MORTGAGE SALE. jEl’A H.V haritir b-tn r>*d« «u tbr raodtUca ’ u( accruin ludrutura at Mvi tga<r. ci.culel >«»iiri lt..tiarowt,rf Um tewuhUij. oi t >.« evuxty pf lla;»n. tu James A Swe>|«<. .< tifegll, io lhe eroil'y aforrsiM. Usriug'Lk tijhetrvntb «t»y of Juurare. A. D. njel Sb tt-e ranu- <L<y and year, b the Clfo, l>c Hrgiftir or Dr»d« for tbr eror.lfe of Hi.-rr Slali-.ll UoJiurai: in IJlurV .7 shame upon such aaMitjment: and if there by word in this respect? suit iay to, to ba seen. Oyster Sapper at the I<Mllnge Atitot-D. STRIKER. n..n .Uh . Mil or? far it nut beiug a nnycrity iff id I the senators dry amendments'to tic blll.tu providp. a pry 4th, wb>. I< ft Now-Yucfc km myhrfor military fond nnl force. Oidared printed., Waahiagron: K«G<re. HHsmi Hill. Lieut The committee bn towns and roan tie* Gov. Levi Underwood, Gen. H. H. Caxorganize tar, How. L. A. CbiUeMden, and Hun. B. reported fuvurabk <<n the bill tho towtiiWp of Wg Saubl^, it), fiasco D. Harris. Gar. Fairbanks is at the lauAc-j—;—afordbr. • Astor House. . hnj’b hg: Mr. Hamilton, «>f Texas, entirely con­ firms the sutement, to the effect that the Union “rtten in Texas did nut go to the pdla at all at the recent election for del­ egates to the state ennvcuiirtn, because the roll C.r the convention was entirely there be a shadow of truth in its application— Mr. rriiigle ^‘vo notice pf a minority Naw Yows. Feb. 8.- Gw*. Fairbanks report. . i 2 ■ ■. ‘ ■.* ' ■’ yesterday appointed the following gentle. The report qf tbis majority was Uid on. tbc tabli’, „ \ The Military'.Corp,tljiityc.reported sun­ Raxatott, N. C. Feb.2.—Thestate con­ vention is the lending topic of conversation here. Several members of tbc Irgislature have gone tome ta prepare for the election of delegates. Volunteer rompauieshre firming throughout the state, Ao be ready for any emergency except dye—“Tlutt tnuugh in all Hastings, to close a single liquor shop or *uut up a single gambling in God's name let o« take some cathartic which shall purge our village from strfijul? In the proceelinpt of the House onjbe Albaxt, Fek 2.—The repuWirons in eavctis thia evening; on the lOth Imllot, nominated Hon. Ira Harris, of AUmny, tn succeed Wit,. I i Sewnrd in the United States Senate. Ilia principal opponents were Horace Greeley and Wm. M. Er- SwaSMIhmrv onrstr. fe-Rt-k (). erf Mori^-tonpagvfell.ro whirb fefort* than is trnoM to b« due al lac dale ef ihkt uouee. U* saw i f tw«> bundred «i.J eighty nine flothrr nad e*gbl» !♦»«• all our citizens ready t«» accept and cu dorse, what ought tu be a libel «if Idackeat c writ of habeas corpus to lake theprtson- mory to-day, ftir llie adni'uahm of Kansas into tho L'ni“n. Cui. Lander, wlume superintoDdency of the overland wagon road has resigned that!- tire business. office. falhons eoontvaMaial»'aA>re.iiJ.>M«i tlinxSlh Are of Common Pleas, at Toronto has also - ■ ' , ’ ' j * ' «MlU< “Yon break the we will prove it ano*nstitutionalf’ erto England for trial Tlio Chief Justice . . „ADIT •Church, in thia village. go in for “boys, lets liquor.” “You treat j " ufwmnni j»f*jxrxaiu JnA^siure uf Mui amended and it was lest Me. DuLand gave notice that be should oara. A riittuw is current that F< rt Sumter haa been ast w k-1. N > di-spatcbcs h-ive torn rvvviitMi fn-m . Mnjor Audcr^n al the departtnriit for threw days. 1* rs aoid that the Virginia Cummiasioners tu tbr lander Mates coni ent i<«u will offer, Ibe first thing, a re*‘-lntioii depreenti®g forco toward* decoding atates. Ifj thia is vol nd down, the southern states will seredr. Tba Presidcrt h.ia again c<UMitcrnu>®d ad order* of Gen. Semi -for adJftivital troops tore. An officer of the navy, just train Pen­ sacola, states that great insuhordinatinn exists among tha volunteer troops,’ and some of ttooi were dispersingatid return­ ing home disgusted. the country. Ulis' enuutry* ’•'i/b ® Uyffe portion of OUT elected. Tbc Timet Wafehingtoa'cvrresponflynt iutinuira that Foit Sumter hn* been re­ inforced In jto stMUirj- Brooklyn, which landed upwards uf300 tija-jw ai.the fnrt by means ol roV touts, with uiufficd was in earui-jt, and w«;rth »v:ucOung lo religious meetings, at the lai.i. teeri* <fe«a .tefcretae time prnenbri w arid offor bw Bpranraare. tho endunnw of foul eruptions and ulcerous । JascsX Svumj, Solicitor for Compl»iboat. Tba warfe-ravas, i*laWwr{««* U»i*Wbrirafa S by tto same vote—10 yea* to 14 nays— ah for Xto purpose of nomiiuiUw; uprcrneCt 4 rher tmirreR. Uisi wltMn In rsi-UAAjyi IxpiuyKax ERXgferMAk H.r-.a ■ £D LOST,, Cocftt CoxWWflow.—Sec no 840,003 We float blame people imatinft.thAk there is nn remedy Baldwin, Brtggs,Jtottetfichl, Couher. H’nren. Ingcrsnlti-'JfUMM, Mwftmllfeftfl, Near, for secession, must tend to weaken the confidence of the world in lha stability of Owen. 8uew. Webb. WMtey— Iff. ' Fays—.MrasrirJ Dsfley. Brown, Carpen­ our form of gcvcmmcnt. ter, DrLand. French, Galloway, Green, f3F“ The esrtradilfon slave case, in Lacy. Litnr. McDermid, Monroe, Tower, Canada is assuming a complex condition. WMder, Wtlltams—14. pie question then recurrinj upon the The Chief Justice of England h» issued final passage 4trs tu tto call fof® State Convent rt'rMtftw •le’fom C/'a be held st Lansing. on the -20th of' TfoT A TYT'Wf'IOT"! I could iiot balp thinking, at our law and trample it under your fret, and . eU* n. lawtwj. rauoe ma appsaia^e |0 _____________ jirsssj^dKSE: W.. .1 *.■ nmllng lb. mber »<hl, .n.1 and the suwifulc adopted hjf the fuhow- ■jgrt ani jJgjstfllanti K aiuiafasterilr nwnearina io Ui< < <->,-• itorp.n.^..... ..- ----------- -- Common Council to see that in ca-*e of vi(Sy Only seven northern Stataa lave ol.ition of law. the violator shall be ptfnout ways of protectine property, and propo^ii<4i to. send ouauuisahiaerB U> _ __ ___ appointed comqjjsaiupe.ra to the 4ih of ishvdl . Whose duty is it, when riul rim* | _ stows thst a Collision w ill not afford pro­ WMhmgtuB on the 4lh inat. after^nnsid £ Frbrnary convention, In response to the ratnjMul io our streets, and the sir is I j»r. tection. Whether (be fort to taken w ei.-tide discuRshm upon, rfriona prnposi- invilattiin of Virgin.®. | made hideous and luathaome by <wlbrand ! ” * 4 < not the property will he itijuted. adjmwnaJ .ffUbnutepniinjury, he sitj s, enn to nvotffvd and every |ians th*. x> 3s*e Tn tt*.. Afebarna hasaehfAbommlMioner foul-mouthed expression*, to'putastep t” dollar secured, as South Carolina pledges t j' tra®*r»c s U» Washington, empowered to treat dir such sccnvsl Arc not our officers <>f the ! nsjo-rir: herself t«» pay ita full value. Tlie com­ •■tselicfti^fo w.-trmirttto ronchtribn that munication prucrid* to consider there-, the thing wns no go. the D. S. property within tba® State. We village, who hare taken an oath to cuj> | Wh® doc.8 001 Admire BeanUfol Teeth 1 must so wrong, an.l tlie great machinery of life is disord-r-.tl or overthrown. suit of tbs refusal to wltlr the tjurst''1" port sad execute the corporation laws, the WIL.1.IAS1 JOKIlS, In the Senate on the 31st, Mr. De Land hoprthe-ttHnris near at hand when such : । Sarsaparilh bo, and itorrves much, tha as one of property—one of doilara and traitors will be ahpwn the inside of a 1ones to see that they are properly entero mrxTWr, U tofew prepirei ta «H>i/ *d«ata* .mau*t|>-> 4f ur >uw>)i»htau v Jtat madte o'lengthy'report oil the a$me fubcetits. As the government based its •di [Uve’nt we a lawyer * h« is . member | “ ths world has ,bqm, emy'inady dcreiy^d by Wasbingtoo-jaH; at least.' ' whole action on the idea of, prpx&ting ‘ jcct, but iigmtor tbc appointment of cumi» prrpsmtMTrt W-R.-pai'frr brea-rto ’the drug of the bar of Hsatings, who thinks enough : pyrejfM * r done has noi-all the virtue that 'ii claimed property, Col. Buy no ci intends that the mtaioiirr^aLaU. . • . . , , . . ] vwWSg tnrir drray for yr«H. Yreib ihiw Judge of the •*’ for it, but more because many preparations r odE» Tlie .uujjovi me United v unvu States (of truth and humanity—who lovwjuaUce I Whois IT® itPBBKK BASK, question should to easily arnorged. lie ■ . Mi.Sl.lwrf, .uhliM. ^.pnfal n^uiolCfaurtu.X.wOrlmi.faurra.gn pretending, to bs conreu'ra cd ratracU of it, enough to Stand up in all the power of bis 1 And alt work wtrrsiwad. Moua cril He aaya. farther, that he is instructed te as*. conmin bu-.4ittli of the virtue of Sarsaparilla, ■ wore th. r. vsrumrnt that any attempt to —x—. If »,». manhood and plead fur th. rightT Du all ‘ u er any thing else. cuauuWiour. far Ik.Suir. „cIh. a th. «.pr«». >«ld reinforce will to considered a declaration W.M •• ■ Dating latt year* the public bare been mi»our lawyers take the same staud as tbc MORTGAGE SAI E, of war. li. mu, rmir.1/ r^Mdumd M, | resign, then , 0 , h,u|J H,i„ k sceearldn we should' think up«»rt this- propteiH'In wits finally reached, .SiHty, f n.r’c,Bi „ / shAtan .dflor of the State troop* by rn^lta.^ public sentiment cif HaMhigs ««n ibis' Liquoi* Qudatfon; of uri/’til Rtiras’ songs, vlt. - "rtie'Charleston Mercithf denies that bead he arnurs that Uie position «*f the ad­ Tha Rspublfaurtoftath'the Senate and ministration Is kbrturd if the fort be re­ I louse -if Reprexcnutl ves’kt I^nsjn^, held garded as property only and the purpose be to protect it. He considers the vari a eaucus on the 3Ut ult., t» cotisidyr the ’•The Cabinet was in session to-day on the cuainimilcalion. The imticipalion i< the Preaident will toly reply tv Culuncl Hayne that he will send a coiiituuuk.-tli'Hi tn Congress, and that he v ill reply lo tto reaauninn in a special ..... ... This course deprives C»l. Haj-neofa rrjoiudrr. O»L JJay nr leaves <>n Momiay. IT.v tan^s ftrri* »fai \• „ „ " ss^^ihStrjsaAm'Kr. def*. Tto Directors duw-rve a public ex rr™.i<»..f luteal. .»« ......... moral worth enough tn thirty Ont su -J; n law without asking the con .cut of tin- Bum ,, of Mrgl.ro the seieuirAi* «Uy df.SA-^' It Ja power as IO afford an eftefc • rtw» dbrawo Saneparill* is, । It it bdirsvd that such a | hr thotc who auffvr Anm and that one wU&wUi and takes bread from his needy family. Iona axplrea, will be held al Laiiaiag on Wadnra- Persunsl Liberty law. Will South Gsrtun? w-« •rfffiftonw tho question I Sumner rtjnitie*!, "The public ieotimenl tn mnk* a law which wnnld have so tnnch Eacli l^pteaonutiTe Dutnrt will be eotfUed uf Massaebutetts makes that imposaHde. t 4CRirtAbaR UufoiBhiula b<< mado.» Jupl. back buue4bU-it..oW npl.bp.poxU.mcd aad I agree with that sontime»L*( 1 nW A spfiinl dcspntch to the TYmeseays: "CtiL communication, p. trt toe the vou Haym-’s wmniuuK,~niHm President u as completed and delivered tat evening. In it the demand >s m.nie I 1 for the auerrendrr «»f the right <>f eminent * domain in the iu.xt-reipn; and, secondly, tlirvc Ustegatea to the Hlste Judicial Croveatiou on the gronnd of the right of thfe sdi-ereign nt UnOBgon tfo 2?tb iasl.. will be held at Has­ ting., no Situnidj, the 16th day ofFcbruary ieal. to condemn !«• the public, ure nny proper ly necessary fur its own proteclton and Independence, bvpnylng thcrefifr ifair etwnpensatoin. Tlu- document sKsu'mnt the complete independetuv of&fatb Car­ olina, and this assumption carries with it the first proposition. Under the second milBui wfioiu t.ntKi city, Kridc KanAbettuM-oiriiarae ’ . t— 7. 8© ACB3W Xu .•««fofiC3nr-mM *»*'• •• iHtaCJWMRr? 16,’ a toolbar tto teas' w^w.'ir.^ .MUmt obi* gre* nation la th. TOUge of Bhrttaf. ■t- - Term EWlgr1. L. any auch i-s»» M that -jf ' O^Trdlia Gusti* ftu. eminent phi IoXM? fP bomx �bEiit" bakheb. Hastings’ ^Irite (Lnrrrnt. XUK1A3A. AXP ITS JTA1XA {Hainan?. gar ^dwefforrr wit/<fr well t» foar is fib. *mna yroa for tolnleted far ijutrfion asw* OUIl WIFE ij ANTS IT. Ual *k^‘ OUR CHILDREN WANT tT, kutded in ar rerfe T WILL CERTAINLY PAY, Bopablican Stale Convention". Wo would call the attention of our res- ND YOU WOULD HAVE IT, ba held atTanamg, on the SOtli ofFebru- New-T«ric Bene vloeot Inflmur •rjr fqr^he purpose of DHrniaaUafya cgii.fwyfespiM* didate foe Judy oj^be^it^renx} Court. upy ul tbteurdar to -m*. k'.-n Bai ner,‘ a newaaaSI »i-< ur n.mi.ha*.in tbr ilu- i-'iblxatioi, ,,f thia ggtonr YhpaDfiatai' Cotxnty Cunvenltun hi an- . t s. t NOTICES SPECIAL ■MWrfti..-T»ro i« M«( held a before.Utn Bm* pnacribei » J“rwr. • Vl, . Solidtur-for Coo>p4alaaa<m opt urirnai Order tto * t uurt toe hto day rf A D4I \ *T TO CONSUMPTIVES >ie^of relipinn* meeting*, al the M. ■Church, in thia village. ■OraTMit Scppbh.—There ia to be an •Oyrtwr Sapper at the Htteringa Hotree, this evening, prepared by tho ladies of the II. E. Ckttrrh. GAGE SALE. I been made in tbe i HARDWARE STORE, CocTrrr CoxvrwtioN.—See notion of MbwrcUtimri. IPoev Orrtct .MgrrtKO —Wc have >>cen requeatrd tu alnfe that there will Le a WM>.:LIWU in tbe wc-rid for the UOUlAfiH®U>, M FARM, and for the GAKDE.N, via.; the American AirrieMltaralirt* YOU WANT IT. because it cantala* to• □may new and ureful direction*, iuntagad nif lions about ail kind, of out door work, to toe GAKDEN. in the FIELD, in the URCUkRD. an toe /irt.'. M uf errvrul. about Dotnvatie Animal*, etc., etc. The AyricuituraUM ia not a atale rtlioxh of thcoretfoal »rtff, »oeh a* gore tbe round* from one paper to another, but it ia filled with useful and usw pracOeal information, ev»re word of which is rWtoifo. bcMiw prepared iy hoare:, practical WOHUNG MUX, who know wLattMy write about,. Earb volume coniaittejssacy.*•».<'«/« ut^ful Aiafo, and it iacertain tbit maar of tbeae hmfo will Mto be wcrib «'• > ou more thana dbllar.—A* •n example a aubavribcr writes:. •'. ,"1 obMard hraome inuntlM. igS*3 BAILEY & BAKER >P.S.M>]A' meeting <d tl* Republicans of HnaDnga and aurruiutdiitg t---uiilry. int»»rat<-<l HASTINGS ■ estuiush t u Mi' T*_S And derated to the Cacmov MantcaL Baroita^to AT TUH UE^O mrseif folly rretored, the ulcer hreJcd and » •ider mvaclf a well man. The naw* wf toe satire thia vicmitv. Mr 1'om Utere agdaete t»4iato* VaHey, Eadfoon county. 3. Y., wtere piwei <». HARD WAKE in tba managtoiietH <>f the poatoffice nt th-* place, on Sathniuv Feb. !6ih. nt two u*. Herrick's Kid Strengtbn Jug Plaue rai .MQMttl artMHMt) j., .. ; .. JVWUMaAM^MB^ms '»*j iteY lite Beat gnd Qa-gprotiif.ii'choid Ruma­ ♦lock, P. M. nt iLe Coiiit. IlotiM’, to er>natill^nd lake anrlt su-tion n* may be deem«d advisable rrlMtiVr (owleriing 11 proper adrantagra. You am invited to try tbe paper * year, at a eo*l uf only tl. If y«n desire, j<mi cm her* Jft ol cl.urge, tour or fire parcel* <<f choiea ».-cds. wb»cb Ute i'ubltaliar will dutribote Among hl* *tib*cribcr* the present winter. peroon for Pi>Mmaster un-J<-r the In coin ing adnfinistrution. I itatit ^d Htot.- M MfebH s.- being tt>,- pte« u, h«J<. t for u.i county uf BanrrtQ auction.: of v-mlue iu tba rrvutiee*jdv**i,tod ln ,^4 H. ibreasdls. *ImU be nrreaut din- and uiqoud on’ mitf dj. i« tbc W<ul«L Containing simple remedies randy obtained I. tha cure of Duwasa ia aU its with toll e. planation* of the can w*. ay mptbtu*. dicCbalU* ■nd rxrreiae. I’rka 50 cent*. tt.c b-nttit uf tid« ffor a tear. You will Lad THE LADIES JJ1MCIL FBlEJih tour home made bitter, «t>d mosey saved. And the Phj.ioHatr.MAta.iaiRr. Yorn CHILDREN want the dgriewftorf. j A work on tbecaa*a. aymptom*. aud.lnaiatgL »■< fur it c uUiua a very inUseating; uaclul, and | of all complaint* peculiar tu tin »tx, dn tnarHdjf riileiumiof* dreartftirut fi r Youth and CliL | It* duties. Abdrtioh n>< fn'tHli.'Ut ' M «WH iterii, which trill be ol great vatua to their tuiadi j YOUH WIFE *raul»tb« c»u»r it ltu« a l»rg» amount r-f valuable end nsl- lit brother, Jamkm JiAXS qi, Ilia h-ug home. • n M. nd HurtiH. A decent rwiu-ct fur the , , . ,. ’ memory ul a di-erascd brotui-r ici*uirc»an , aapgeatooa of our <tonliiuenl>; j } "»' raitouei t. Uuciuik did me u pin. I tirveured Mtta and Dt.-o.il Turner, ' Thtrrfort, RrnJeed. Diol iu die ilecrasr . • ive.-t;»em. of brother R *>kom this lodge has wiretaincf? | £ t’TX!;, 7 wTrol Th’ »Ul * ,r" r ‘ U£S*T L. TUU1US .. . •‘-‘emraK U»t <01 Ire , rf?pnU“.«Ws. -- . ■ ‘ IRON. .STEEL, £ATLS. MILL C1R CULAR end CROSS-CUT 8A<VS. WT THe’’*k*»:artiriei J^'iorjtir’tflrh.daal. era m Maatte* ao4 toy 4U 11 1/ ‘V1 rW Yill ou« mrmbrr, whose mnny Maydii*BROAD * NARROW AXES, GLASS. ' -d WiKvixov* Sotnui^a »t |uHni’iHeiiW, iiMr> M»» Tlt<ni;1 ,„._ ucul Virei.nv gmxl .MUMi.ns. Rrtniutd, That wegiUCt-rclr xvmpnlh'iu- I ••'»»«•* an a.1ver-.«-nirsii in your cnlums . , , . , ., ' , Mbs w l>.«u>«*a SoamixuSrisrr Now wen. With btx beHeved widow mid L.tbei lc»« .» da «ord l(1 ur .r ..I a uied.cin* be <H4ni>*M .HlMitetl-It* .1.1.... 1 r "«Jir lT.E&THiX‘r> of ebarilv and hrutherlv lute >0 f.r ;rr tH«u it cum It 1* tr«4.*Liy on • . . ■ . { mo«: *ttecre*rul itiviliciiuw or ibtir oar. beeam their ncce»:ttew m»V r.quit* and ■>U'-‘ is tlie . e*:. And thore uf vytir na.te.-a <*h a •biUt, pnnll. ' Jiotolrrd. That tbemeniorj • I - ur broth-.--------------- ----------------- ------------------------------- SOOTHING SYRUP, ’ sons and that wc will so live and pracliev ‘hiring n>. ’ t in cuuini For Children Divine Lodge on high, ur inny Ittlie iln- brother and to lie called bralhcr Ly Irm jhroii^Iniilt tfoc boyndloys nirv* of eicrnity. A. P. DftVKg. G. A. Bairn, Cnmmtttrr on fle*>bttian». h^H, My-rMf u.aftmilj.tl.- .. ... ,th» dog* the mtoemble, impure stuff wtilch rn-1-’ hfo. tbvt it i»LarJb p -MiVte tonrer reiiwi 1 . . . ; th* importeuae'-f •• a-.-t*«l, reliable isnidr. 1„ :tiAs ao tonir evereite,! v«ntr r.ii!ire.ru noil I..... ..._ ,...r m.u ,o„ bm* rou,. .V.-. di,uuiM 1 *g?xu}g We harep.i• np .-nd *vM this article for. ever ten rears, and i».. t.x rvipMree*wm frslA nf* ii. wh«t wc never tare.been able to sw'uf any' tiiLer msdleitw—artwha* (trailed In a vt>de in­ stance. to cffjc: • rare when firn ly u»*d. Ou the ei-ntrury. all arc del'gltlrd with it« uperatlnwMnd Sp<;ak in term* uf cvmni«-l>da|ii>n o| it* tnagicol rOrel■ and medieal virtues We speak tn this m*|ter, "wliAt wc du know," after ten year* expc ricoee. «nd pledge oor reputation for the fnlSfimeiit of wh»t tvr lu re declare. In alat-tol Cfery iinlanee where the infaat I* suffering from pain •ml exhanation, relief will be foui'd to fifteen or twenty minute* after tbe fyrtip I* adminltlejtd.' This rateable preparstiu > i* the preveription cf one of the mnet cxpcriar-ccd r.nd •Lillfol nur­ se* in New England, and hut beets uacd WkLb never failing sucoe** in ,Ut look at or to tmde. De land's Chcm- '!»«’»li'tl - doubt of ti« ciluac} — and still more . , _ , . , , . ... i welcome, when we tell them Ilia*, it aurr.y dor* ical balcrnlua is pcrfat-llv pure, and will accrmpliah the rad dcalred. We mean Arsa'a tb. m...t i.l-toor, ...uh. j disgusting Mt'wientftf men of the aonth more tbt*riuigh[y than ever with tbo tba whole acbvmg ’----------1 Mt. ’Il hi evident to eve.rybedy »Mr'♦ hat In afiy arrangent for the return of tbfeCvUoii sfAbte to their allegi­ ance, StuM (hsruima de«r.-» U> be cour.t,ed <>*»<. Her real trotihlc ig the renaos ipi' rt'ducing the polith-nl Efigtnnd and I hr Soul \ t that of tbe frtu North­ _____ _____ wtt tnied hu-spedicnf hdw- We invite special *«■■!!’inn to tha ad­ : vertisetnen lof Prof. Wood-. Curd.cl end Uuod Jlautitif. in another column. Fur WeaknfM amt general d- bitily toert ia nothing liko i(; it wdUutagtbm, exhHarate. create an ap­ petite nt oner, rujulatu tho billion* »y»irai. aid digestion. and In ah -rt, restore th* weakened or­ gan*, to all th-dr original vlgot and strength- So valuable a Touie Conlial should be in tbe band* of very invalid auJ in every family. Header try It. HASTINGS TANNERY I 1 You esn get them al any Druggists. Cali for CbrplMlie FilK I *nd they, never fad.and I recommend them tu all caaea of liciulacbv. Mu. l_sfo.ll aend for a box directly.and . .. . , —-O-.- — . . .. . STOVES! Tier woarw axowiwo.—SpaMing’a Chruhalie Fili* are a sure cure for Hick Hvodaehe. Iblliou* Itoa-lacb*. .Nervous Headache, Coatirenesa end Penend DrtiHity. >nay be considered th* system of vaecinsixin for Election of Small tMxi tlie CbcphaUc Fill for relief of Headache, and the eve ul Quinine tor pmentiou at Fever*, either of which i* a sore specific, whose benefit* wilt be experienced by suffering humanity long after tbrir discoverer* are forgotten. ' •id nvcrcomr-eonvulsion*. which, if not -needily remedied, cud in ifoatb. Vtobelievaii the beat turret remedy in tbe wo»ld, in all e»e* o llreetitury sud'Diarrbira in vbilurea.dibciher rt trite* front teething, or any other cause. Wa would stylo envy tnothcr who has » child *uffcring from nay of tho foregoing diareac*. do nd let your prejudice*, or the prejudice of other*, stand between you'arid year tuffering child tad tho relief llial will berere—yen, ato»ol«tetv sure— to follow tbo use of thia medtcui*. if Umety mod. Full directions for twlugwiil aoeotnposyaaeb bot­ tle. Xono guamne unlera the facsimile of CCKTI.H * cluflKH. Sew York. isontboMt.ide wrapper, hold toy Umggu-U throughout the World. Principal OSce, 13 Cedar Nt., N. T. smJ ‘fciKWaniut! r^sft'S nares, otn-n S5 erwn rr» tomx. decWilWfr-lyr aery for a term of ycara. ia now prepared to NervousHeadache Taa Hide* o» Shares, LaxlebMCURe-a^ or otherwise, ** os*lon>ca may drain- White •nd yellow OAK UAilK taken ia exchange linn, and itftndmbly will not be done,— H’aibinfft^fur 1" Tiuiti. MOT Tcetbing. Depend upyti it, rttoitere, it will give rcrt to voureetvev, Mid itEUEF AND HEALTH TO YOVR INFANTS. •onic grip, as Manons worthy-tei call libu jSi.fTIl CagOLIXA CtoXoMICAXLY CftAir.0. .—The letcat <lemi<i>alratinn of South Car­ filing. in ber nhgolute rrjetfHnn nf the meRation ol*Virjjii>ia, iad“iftg U‘“ld Bern, by •SASil, and PLTTY, BUILDERS It rrpreew ail Ost tanalwr tonditba viMM {sttendset are Hea-MteUe, Colle. Kltewmsiitm, Foul Tztak- incut ill u • M*k amt Wysik tticsth. Abcrwi, liy.cuterr, btairi.ro. Dopvp- HOUSE TRIMMINGS, COOKING. Ito plans V> toe Quack* oimI Itexmu todtwefMBI bfo. Apoplexy. Epilrp-y, l*arsty*l«. lly.trr.a. Hrone. it guide* Ul* unwary ihimsub hie, ipoeboudria*.*, bclMicbuly ami Iu»*rtrt<y. first sbvwa up el art swindle ol tl>* Rgif. ft sbudsWW itndtesle their preoeiee in tbv <v*len> br tbt* BOX, nd PARLOR STOVES, d «t aU kind* of Fw»d, Mndteinre. LujiinrV aiff W/akfs i •re adnttrrikted. wHb tl>* »*w»fo4l' *et-.-«»rfK .«<* cry atylg and description. Itaud* Price J3 cent*. undrpeudrul elulrDCe utile** the r»u«»I* readies THE IH’l’t'EHffl.jy JIMI ■ QUU ted to *U early *t*ge. Front all U>e*eeon>idrraliotia it ^dlo» * tlist th* disorder should receive riggtaiinn aad Fhopadgtmedte'e *tte>-tmn whenever It occer*. sad no We also mpa ■foetare Copper, Bra**. Sheet Iran Fureverrl'asudy.baciag.av^i f il'1''’ *'t*iid* perkuo should nrgleet tu get a box of Cbrpbslic on Coebyi. Diving. J’rrxtvwg, U'ahiaE>^K ■rill, on tha br«t a. pesroncc el tba complaint, •* •ad Ti» Ware a? ear and everv shape aad deecrip­ How uThaut *nd whet it is* air.? .kish w. .tn.,4 T .e. to rare airtreaH.advW to M raw Serpen, FawtowHr 12* Price*, for Kiady r*y. Winch grre'lr fiteilffortr* tbr pwwree «f teothfog. tr si'ftentaa ibe *uuu. reduciuwall iahanUi.,”— • ill atbty a’i>.-fo <r» «,>«tto.4>c *'««». *H'* >ur* TO IlKGlTbATJ: THIS TOWELS. M. W. G. M. O. T. ba »4wH rail <1-1- llto bus. NOTICE. ■ kA - 1 3 S?Tte CVUlNKS* ,-. .. .... .. 1.IP.I COOPER, end CARPENTER TOOL®. TAMES 4. i-’XS? "r~" u*_ h-.(1. ■ ^ou^rnusFmeK'^paijiiig'a'Crpliali* ; ’ e*.< Three renow»'ed FJaidrr* eureiteiii'a**li»saa hrare.^'tofowl tilt ' TV* would respectfully call aUeatiea to rar MAXirUTTRESS- 4NT» JolSKtS’ For Tanning. AH Lealber Warranted good or no pay. <Ja»b Paid for Hide*. A l-o, .Leather For Sulf. Tbe pMro'iage of the public 1* solicited. line tug*. >1 «y 25, IMf. ly H- HULL, ■■• otir grpat' ^jtibnal ain"—“flinF. Notice! New Barry Mill, went the kfodwb 1*11.‘ After ihu tip Tha.lato Bnn.i»f ftHW * Cotaxt i* toi» day y.Jgrrl, the brother explained tint ho'w.. ; DISSOLVED by tnnU^I-eooKot. apd the b"oka IS now in nuccwurful operation, rcudy ‘about to art Xtrcivcveas for lias;‘•igrwnL •nd acamsnt* are left wUl. Ti a H. U. HaaTg. for Yiaiinnnl ain" <»f Merann.ff. Tbr Igaderartifoment, who ia anto»da*d to wait »U daima to do any amount of hpologin-d. and atntrd thdt>liy>uur great aTTe’TOBdl ‘W’OJRJK, national afa«wy to gcnoraUv gftder* —* rfjwtjo* tn as good order and as prompt *» any *Ly. jf.‘'al.tvrry ia other Mill in Harry, m-Mjr ytbw «pnty. ________ ________ ff*** eatiooal mn,” Having scented the gee view of-.» , could n>>j praf ..afr-ut It na trc|l iu First Bats MILIER, and our null butng built on the ninet impwved plan, together with » R‘*otl SmutUF—we *tn» pn^umi tv ■FfcANK LKKWE.” l*to -WMkly «*d Manlkly. boat ofwork. do the Plvifoc give ua a calL Caabpaid lor wheat. pOLTWOOD & GRANT. Haattwgg. Sen. B. IM®. »,*«**>*. tew We hare also eonawted aito tour a Saddle and Haraeas Manufoctory, and wdfjfor. Bteb rar cuatotogfl^lkMFdm*** tba Itoiul Baddlca and Hanreaa apun tho abnrteU MkY. •ad at tbs lowest priaos, ' — rZFTh. , • �NjMW E¥ 18A raiFlEK AXE BLOOP HUS Iyer’s Sarsaparilla -Tbo productive Jf. BJtilaBT, wwIMICw Wi j BUY YOUR GOODS ARGE.AXD BEADT1FUCL BOLTWOOD fc GRANT J. P. Robebtb, A Co. fitrummia eampUlnto, and that on* wliirh will aewnpliah thrir car* inert prove of br.n;en*e mrriro to thi, Jaros daastif our idBcttd Adtow ettiens. How completely ti.1* compound will do it ha* been proven by experiment on may of ths worst oust to be found of the following ewpWat*:Beaorett axn SwtoreLOva Coxruuxys, Eeuttioji* and Eucmnt Dtuusu, Vlcxs*. Pixrts*, IlLorcur.s, Tviran*. Salt Hit cm, Bc*u> Head, Srrmu* axu Smtiunc Arnmoxs, Mxr.ccar* t. Djiciss. Dsonr, NtcSALotA os Tic I)u,.-txicnx'-‘x, Dnnir.rrv, Dr*psrna amd Iwomtiux, EsrairntA*, Bo*s oh Sr. Axthoxy'b Fnut, and indeed the wholo das* of complaints uhing from Xntsi-rr or m Moot>. This compound wiO bo found s grant pro­ moter nF health, wh*n uken in tbe tpring. to expel the foul huaiur* winch fimter in the blood at that i rs*on ot th: year. Dy Ute time­ ly txpuliioa of them tnai-.y rankling diaordcre KSStff4 5FXXX.tttXS£± Um.1; *g thi* nr who e'uix»e to invemigate for tbaw***l«e*.ar* sow of oa« auU on UM* taper '“Dr Rebeck invitee th* rtlcntiim of lh* rick tu th. •BIOINAL LETTEBD, CROCKERY BOOTS AND SHOES, eta, ON LOW PRICES Come and See! I WE VKRY CHEAPEST HVAE JOST XXCBtVED with ■***▼*« errtorofy. aad tn a very abort lime. Ttet after all other lucdieiMa have proved use­ hen, they rrifiev* LIVER COMPLAINT, Oamtvenoxaor Ciurucmtox Hau —On tho “bar” in thia liariior seven 1 sela have been sunk at an outlay of at •10,000.______________ DRESS GOODS «ad rrateea tbe health and rtrangth of the (offerer Maxu« MncBicr.—The old blander that Mr. Hamux is of African d--<c«nt, la revived In a recent number uf the Charfoa- '• ton Marevry in a letter purporting to have 1 come from Portsmouth, N. H., wherein.1 it la positively stated that he ia one-rix-' RATES. Chain**, brillirat*. lawn*. Beropro. FRENCH THE 0k PRODnci Thana _ __ •. _ th* endoranco of foul e.uptroas and ulecrru* atra. though whlsh £*j r.xtotn will ttrivu to xid iteelLnToorruptfcmi, if hot strirtm! w dr lute through th* littoral channel* of th* bo-ly by an altorativo tuedicinc. Clennae out it* vtHatnd bleed wbsncver you find it* fcnpuritic-i bunting through th* «kin in pimple*, eruption*, or *orro; clean** it when you find it to ob*txuct*d and duggiah in the vein.; cleanse it whenever it to foul, and your feeling, wfll tall ra wima. Even where no particular <L>ord*r felt, people enjoy bettor lualth, end liro longer, for draining tho blood. Keep th* blood hrelt’. v, and all i* well; but with thi* pabulum of life dtoorderod. there can be no Luting hc«lth. Sooner or later ront'.thing nm*t ro wrong, and the great machinery of life 1* diwnJerta or ovcr-'irown. Sarsaparilla hi», and d-rterves much, tha reputatin-i at aaeotnpltohing tlia** end*. Bik the world hax been egT''<i'>u*ly deceived by preparation* of It, partly tmeauae the drug alcae hs* not all tbc ruts* that i» ch'.mrd for it, but more breauxe many prapsrariont, preteoding-to be coaeentrairif extroet* of it, contain but little cf the virtue of fiarospaxilto, or nny thing else. During late y*ars the public hare U-en min­ ted by large bottle*, pretending tu give a uuart amsll men around him will become aud- ) haro been,fraud, upon the rick, for denlr greater 001 on’’r contain lilt!*, if any, Saranpc! rilli, but often no curative propcrtlea whatev. ■■■■'! 'll —■---------b er. Hence, bitter and painful di*a?pofcxttr.er.: Starnflila nr IFinoJa V-rriI , h” th* «** or the ..rtou. wtracu of OGTOIUia, Or King's U-Vli, I Sar*.nar01a Which fl^od the market, until th* Ready < Srmlrah. Fnlau, OIK Cam. phene-. Ruwinff FlBtd, «; Pay CLOTHS. STRIPES, DIAPER, TABLE ms UHR8. n*aw BOON. "VUR-ST If Ujjy sre srt GROCERIES! auch a* TKA, COFFEE. SUGAR, BPICES. PEPPER," 1 RUNES. FIGS, RAISINS, CODFISH; Also, Two Dwelling House,, (EX’Da'daT n*3a»®nnKB7 Aad UtklRf Extracts, In the Village of Hasting. Titles tn all of these, Ixoibfctabls, stid Terms Easy. ■ SFRP TP THt rSTBllBT. FF4S8, PENCILS, INKS, PAPER. KNVEL0PE8, CARDS. At, Ac. f. €, H1WLET MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES THE ONLY PREPARATION THAT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TEARS, W* would repoctfully announe* to tha eitiiei" of Hoatiap rad vicinity, that we iatend to ,n <>.nr '“Vr tMrt “ *“i! EALBUS ia drug*. tuedinnaa, patent medi­ cine*, paint*, oil*, turpentine, boroing fluid. . are Itquoea. dro-atnffe. urindow.glaaa, putty, win !aw aaab, croccnea. etationery, and fiuiey article*, lure ia ^Rowar’a Block." D CASE BROA D J. F. ROBERTS A CO. also CLOTHS, plain aod limey LOWELL, MAC... ’I “• T ft Aaona to be the rod of Huu wbo any*, "I I ttSr ^^*"“1*^** “P00 , rrIM, *lp«rn«ui«, Uxu.ui.. ,m-j CASSIMERES. Linen Drilling*, Den Ims, F. M. Ctssiinercs, TWEEDS, It* effect* cwnaacnee by deposition ft<za tin blood of corrupt orulcerous matter, totafc. Jn i and every kind of GOODS for Men and Boj-r* Clothrog which wo offer st EXCEEDINGLY LOW CANT BE BEAT Oorasaovuncnt of Tab!* asd Packet Cutlery, SILVER SPOOKS, Port Mooai*. IIoop Skirt*, Yankee Xotiane, aud thing* tn general is foil and complete. W©TS & SWDXa, GROCERIES Outirtntu, Jamditt, Mytaia^, Dy^t^. F.rytl^Ui. HnuU.U. PU*. Rhtimaiiua, Enpti-^ end SU<a Z>mro.-*, ZJwr CempfaZto, Dnpty. TttU^, 7tonor* and ftoff RAroat, JFb-mi. Gotrf. X/w-w^ M a Zb.-jur Fill. Mdjht Krifriijth, BM. They *rv *uyvr.ea»ted. *o that the moat aeaeitiro c» uk« them pteaeaatly. and they ara the beet apeneat la th* wnrld for ail tbe purpose of a RmUyphy’^ Prica 25 cento per Tk-s; Fir: boxer for E1.00. HARD-WARE! Bweh g awfins we (apply in AYER’S Cawptul Extract of Smaparilli, W* bar* * large aad beautiful variety! fotaCoa Veata, Panto, Ac., which w* offer at a lew prire than the uual coot of tbo material. Plena* ex- PEOPLE, THINK! We bare echool book*, all kiudaof blank book*, Pocket Ledger*. Mrchsniea’ Manna), Arnold'* writing Fluid, Kot*. Cap, Latter, aad I*gal Pa­ per. and all kind* of atatiooery to great variety. dta roott e&ctaal remedy wfcidx the medical •kill of our tfee* can detou for tins ererywtare wronungimd fetal malady. It is comMnsd from the most actin: remedial* that have beam discovered fcMhx expargatiem of thi. foul blood, and th* mesa of ths Or**-, number* of Clergymen. Phv»ie!*a«, State* men, and eminent p*r»on«Km, hve lent lhekr a*ma» to *ertify the unr-«5”e>.-d tAefulnea* of fom* rwneie., t.ut our *p*ee here »m net petiuit the isMrtfoo »f tham. Th* Attest, below nam*d farnl*h rntto our AMSSira.v Ali t x -.r in which they ar* gwan; mth al*n fun il»,eripLot>» of the *b*re rotnplrinu. *ud the Ucatment that ibould be fcb P and cutlery Young America Ahead. The ressons why BEST GOODS, at th* a nch eoat of t cry .Ml black hair, which so mou- DRY GOODS! thia Matkat. Alao all kind* ol Brown rad White fiugarv. Syrup, Molaaaea. FUh, Rice. Coffee, choe '“—’■••to"" i-vi-.ira. * pwikh o* batoraUm when tbe bmod or cake to ‘btoad; themby prudueiM wbolaem^ei JreaoUa. Lrtrt partfckofSelemta*i»l tuned l* rm, rad pa»»e* through the. hrexd aau iriacuit while bakln^oon* - FLVID, A rad have an h*i.d a flirt r*t< aaaortmrat ul snsLMjz&i t'riujtDjr'jjtz sjvrss.r/T. COfPSS J.YDSBSJTT4X0S wars, nr-qar otfTR STLOWLJ FR1C1S Vj aarortB*at^rFA*ko th* moat beautiful psticvna iu market, 1 have the great**! variety of ELEVATED OVEN STOVES,LOW OVEN STOVES. PARLOR COOK STOVES, Ever ae*n to thia town. Six Plata sad BoxSov Stacks of Screw. Hin^i of all kind.'' twitted ImC X bn*. wUh •V-a of eServtMtag water on the top. When ycu pu-rt-Mr on« paper you »bo«M ▼EBY LOW FlfilBES, fell dtrechou* for making hard and eoft coup. Coaramci* will find thta tl>« ch^pwt art id* lu r.iorkiit. Manufactured and for aalo hr u. r. babbit, oon GOODS TTiffrjRAT1 Warranted doable the *irowBth ol Unusually Low! Wa tala h> «adaa*a far |»°* UrX-Port, lrtr*te«* manto* ;<• to* New Arrangement Attorney and Coanariler at Law. Depot 4*4. Broadway, and *old by eN dralwv throughout th* world. Tbc Rcaturariie ia pet up in BottlM e< tii.-rc rirea. vix • large, medium, and amalt-, the *awll Imtda R * pint, and retad* for.ae* deltor a beltto; tho medium l.oid* at leaM twrniy per oenl swr» in proportion than the isull, retoifefor twe dol­ lar* a battto; the large bold* a ooort. 40 per nul Tr THE AMEMICAN MEDICAL & TOILET pOrPER, Tin and Sheet Iran W*r< ef *11 kind* IJ •* hand, or made to ortbn, OBBING OF ALMHKD8 WhiTI.T altowd*d V. EAVE-TROUGH Mid CONDUCTOR »n »bori nolle*, In use end rtyleto imhetutoiwri _ - * WLMICIB ROWIR. Haaiivg* Febuary Ittb, IMO. lydO Low Pressure System . SbisESU'jtzx I have Tveaaunsoded it* see to maoy ef ay frwe* "*‘to TIN "WAJEIE; J •STACKS OF CB0CKERY, Ivi York, rad 114 Marx el Street. SL Loads. M*i A nd sold bv ail good Uniggtaa and Faacv £ Doaltt. everywhere. w toalyl-eoiu TO HOUSE BUIUDHBS. ly parotere. by the ta»to of thi* H*l«ratm, that II to enUrriy differaut dluta lolber aaleratu*. , • Il w packed in on* pound paper*—t VERY CHEAP. 23&T, nt ihe jaj ib&! white atlradlng the State *ad -. 0<i*l taw Bef ool of the Stale of New Y-rk. i r. h*ir, from scaou awktwiwn to roe, ermmeotea falling off very r»p>dlr. *o that le tbe abort (pace of nx month*, tbc whole rbol« upper npj*r part afro* ef »• scalp wa* almost cotiroly bereft bervfi <>t ul IU its ewrenax, cutrnot. and maeb of Uio renaming ling portiea* portion* epoa «;«a t!»« tin Bide* and bsek pert o! u»r• be«d bv«d rixirtlr >boriiy efter krtrr be b» came gray. •> that yua will II not be surprteed aururtreii w rtro bro I tell you that up*n my rotr.ro te.ro to tbe tb« State state cf of Indi Indi-­ ana, my mare casual ■cquuinlancc* were not i > mnrii st a lossto dlaenrer th* esaae of tbeclMni* lu ini *ppcer»nee, ** my more inUmate BttjMicleaeta were to roeogniaa me al all. 1 at once made application to lb* moat .killMl phyticaaa in th* country. but. roeeiriag no aaau- FBANCIS BOWER AND TO HOUSEKEEPERS. UBMIMO PA.MEL COOK, ■DrriOE OF THE PEACE, General Land and Tax Ageal. will attend to the eu I tertian of itarad *3 cthtr bn«>a«»* p*rtotafagtohiaa*ta too ia Ooajrc*.-"* block, up MAin.___________ owder Shot, Lead and Cap* far aal* etaap by J. P. ROBERTS A CO. Old Fogyism Distanced , A. E. BON STEEL, 1HTBICIA5 AND SCROEON. Will practa* Medieio* ia Hutinji and viexaity. 1* doing lb* largest Hardware bu.lnea* in Halt­ ing* C bernuae ta baa tha LAROEHTSTOCKofth* AFTER WHICH, ACT J B though abort, it rod. Feeling an nr* for pale I P. &. A CO ^houldtr Braces, a superior artirie |or aato> by Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, BEADT-.VIAI>E CLOTHIMC, TBS VTBOLZ WOULD VSITZD! J. P. B. A C.O. QoaJj.*/. P Bu*om* and Collar*, and every kind of WHITE GOODS; al«o Hoaiery. every ity to of Glove* and Mitt*. Bauuett*, R-bboc*. Dre** Trimming*, etc. SICK I Ayer’s. Cherry Pectoral ’SJiy-’ La* w— fnt iroeif wn-b a renown for tho eave of----- PRICES. Our auortmcnl of BOOTS A SHOES of all varieties, tadiea Gaitan, Grata Oritara. Oxford Tin, Cacka, Ac-, TV vwa saxu*erne or ma act. UEJ THE GREAT HEALER OF MARXIST) I 1 ■trrtrt’i Swear Ceated JHIs! W? PARKER, WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Grororiaa W and Provtaioa*. Pork, Lard, Bolter, and al kind* of Produce booght aud told, at bl* "*ld aland" - irbw&kd TOWEUNG, and all kinds of domestic goods; XC, Call and Settle ; Special attention i .C be paid to COMPOUN D­ I ING rad putting on PEESdRIPTlONK; and any | oo» ;>nrvbo*iug mediciaoa of ua can rely upon SIURTINGd, ED NEB DA ,a, in u—. CORD, W. ImvopHea ofSU EETINO8, V •flooaad •aailauboeribora.poraMBa..*! M Wb*n Mivurod by tba carrier...............J 00 Ta ba paid iavariably in adran**. MT All kind* of produce take* ia *xehaaga for FVLL AND COMPLETE. turpentine and alcohol jjr FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLY. Sanr.tr, A» ■AttDtdB, 8ARBT COVXTT, IpCnidAlL <?*- faaaarU tary of »<tofi/reta^te*l." nui'O* *no wroicruB*. r ’firpnbliran IB PUBLISHED EVERT n.« ud nwtt ramplm ••ortnumi of ^s£s2L**i?a.±3"------------BY PRINTS C|t CASK *c«t aaccivEO F Aould kv* the food rj to lheir thrift and wer will prove profit­ 's. Il h * misuken •mi htmarnty vhfob __ wiltwi. with n '—* Let It not be forguttep tho storms sad wrly winter are often veri ■ all exposed to them, often I foondatioo of serious lose to wool DRY GOODS! (from aacwibets of the Medical Frofeuiou. Editor. «f public joecaal*. well known Morcbant* and dru&^”rei!! Wall tp, ceaUouill SUPERFINE FLOUR fur 20 ehilling* per cwt tirrra t awvnw • _ .. ... BOOK. REC’PT' BOOK OLIVER K. EVERT*, 2BHIH Mar bo found in.th. Coart Hon** 3 or al bi* r**id*oca. soar tba JaiL T PHILLIPS, Uxtrca SucSirr and Jailof. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-02-13.pdf 567327e394f46ae562317ceb64689d98 PDF Text Text 11 Cjt ^tjnbliran $mtr, IB PUBLISHED EVERY ""HIM! ................ ---H UI J ... .. REPUBLICAN BANNER. mg, WEDNEIDA ■ f MitflKdl, BABXT COVJTTT, MtCBlOAB, ^tei inaMOnd eiarsef " Califania 3bek.,‘ 1SIEVI2ST8, TERMS, «l,eS, DST ATJ-VATTCTB. FROFHIBTOS. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1861 fastings’ JJusintss ^Jirrrtera- ©rijisal |ortrj. NO. 41 €joirt ^istdlatti. New York, wm tmnab ▲ wm on as heretofore, 1 will taka royufant be rood vonr reaah ” an to the Border State Cuoventfc nfler th* first thing to-morrow, a States. The Kwg of Terrors, ride* on hucb; And be. and all bis boeU sboelMl Bit awful coming. Naw they rush With rv^leni speed anseng tb« rasfes; And nt the mouths W enfant* bawl. FALL AND WINTER WBARE NOW ON HAND Tba urging and tie rwhiug aback. And foal bow baJplaa u tbair »Uie, When Dsalb gives o'er relenting. Ab I That Death come, wtlb a wind, ud that Il ten ten with the eound of Ha Asaaalt and (lego upon tba outer wait And wall they know-wbo does aoibaovf That he who Uta upon that bed. with oue of the LARGEST and BEST Assortments of DRY GOODS 1 ! The melting form no more retains HOLESALE an4 ratail drular in Grocsriaa Fork, Lard, Buttar. and W and 1‘roviaiona malter ended by poor Gny being oltiig ed to keep the term and pay the costs.— Terrible was the blow, bul be lived thro’ it; and five years alierwards, when the Ohio and M testaaippi road passed through the same form, and Ml up n station exact­ ly in lhe centre, be found himself a rich GROCERIES man. ||e sold town lots at high figures, sent Tommy to Jacksonville, to be educated, and daughter fiuean to Monticello. He drewed himself in broadcloth—wore kid J? A* J7 f? T* I AV 1/ V XV Sil XV M . , A. E. BON.MTEEL, HTBICIAN ANDSVROEON. Will practics DANIEL COOK, D1TICE OF THE PEACE, Genera) Land and | ?OQT8, Whichfaiatory will gladly grasp. 8fOE8 | Ever shown in this' Market, whieh we gre prepared to sell al a small JOHN ROBERTS, NEW YORK COSTS. JI. P. CHERRY, •Dlrvit 1 .• kskept And ecjruinghiogi, oad mighty mea, Please girt aa a J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. ilia teatiles; marchet. wbssla. and pawn Hia armies mnltltudiaeua. While thaedanng cannon ahoka the aartb. Michigan. ISAAC C MOTT, Farlieolar Is now receiving from Now York and Boston, his fail stack of Groceries! ! Constating in part of New Orleans, Muscovado. Coffer, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ DANIEL STRIKER, 10CNTY CLERK. Notary Public, tad Genvtsl OLIVER E. EVERTB, । self clpcted end making tews for his counteymen at the capital of the Fraire state. So much In explanation. j Tom came home from Jacksonville with ebeepskin properly tied with blue ribbon, dressed superbly, had the best “turn out" in town, wore s tremendous pair of whis­ kers, and of courr* Kitty Logan felt fial- take her out riding. Miaa Susan Gray took a little pains to find out that Kitty was diatantly related to the Summers and Lincolns of Masiachuseita, but somehow rhe did not learn tho important fact that Kitty had worked at straw brriding in the town ef Foxboro’ until sbe had earned money enough to educate herself. “Where there’* a will thero’a a w*y," said Kitty, “and 1 know I can ‘paddle my own canoe* out West, where they say nothing te wanting hut the power to do and the will to put that power in motion." Bo bidding her 'few friends good bye, for she was an orphan, she donned tho prettiest little straw hat which her own pretty fingers bad plaited, sewed and pressed, and trimmed with peat drab rib­ bon with blue edm, which corresponded exactly with her drab traveling dress and cape- and matched her to a **T." Thus sbe started off for Illinois, where a friend J. M. NEVINS, iblic, and Tax axont. Kitty Logan, lhe young school ma’am, who had agreed to take the village school Io the township of Nile*, where the big boys riways turned the master out of doo-s cn Christmas, or made ibern treat. Tom Gray had a rich father, a hard-work­ ing mother, and one proud sister, and be could afford to be laxy. Mr. Gray, the eldar, earnt West in vert early time*, located ecar the town of Niles, lived in a log cabin tap years, ebook bimerif out of joint with lb* ague, taort it ouk” and never had it afterwards. But a poor neighbor who had a large farm a mile from Mr. Gray, could not wear it out; hh wife died, his children suffered, be of­ fered bis form very cheap, and Gray bought him out, promising to pay for it, thought the ecbool could be procured.— gars. M«'lasses and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java CofTe, Btune, W(widen, and Willow Ware, Soaps, Saleratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spire. out the directors and B. N- 8IIJELDON, COUNIT TREASCRKR. OfSc. in lb* Court Ever offered in Battle Creek, all of which main man, looked as if the little blue3ed tnyux, with her may lipa, halfineulthte dignity to come ofiering herarif to teach school In that neighborhood. But, EGISTER OF DEEDS. «ud Notary FoMle. Office in the Court Uoum. and open al all Hoom. will be sold al prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers. Partienter attention paid to filling or­ ders friun Hastings and vicinity, and HARMON SMITH, ISAAC C. fniRCurr court couissionekahstsv* kJ Canaaellor A Wieiltt, in oil ihc Court, sf tiu State, n«tin«. Mich. Also, Nstary FiABe. such a pretty hand— which which baa been her talisman through life: "TKat tehei* Uurt’i a will iktn't a waf” doors to-day. Wright, of Ohio, is tem­ porary chairman. All the States that of tbeir neighbors, wbq bad. grown trad Djmxstic Disctpuub a tub Exouan denly rich. Ono day as ibev were riding Rotax Family.—Two of the little Eng by a misereHe locking tend, is the sri>- liah Prioeease* ooc* went into a room >1 ad m.Mh. Elm, M. r»n, erbe, with broken windows and doors off where a servant was polishing a stove­ seated. hinges, a mud bote near and the pigs look­ grate, and intisted-on ‘helping’ her. AfA motion to admit the preen was tabled. ing through the door at a besotted man, A Committee on Percnanegl prganteftas if they sympathized with and had a they prii woman*a fact instead of tion were appointed. fdlow-fedmg for him in hta degradation, The Oonver.Uon adjoumed^n] to-mor­ Mr. Thomas Rrsy said to hie wife— row noon. -How would you like to live in such a leave the apartment without encounter­ John Tyler will probably be permplace as that, my drer?" ing Prince Albert. He was astonished nent President. “Not at all, of course," was th* reply. to see so dirty an object emerging from Bril, was, three years ago, to all appear­ ances, aa well off as you are to-day; but her husband speculated high, lost, took to drink ead there sbe ie!" “I can't help that," answered Kitty— “no drunkard can put me into such a place as that" “Don’t be too euro deary," said Thom­ as Gray. ‘•Sure?" re'uroed Kitty with spirit, “1 am just so sure as thia, there is no man living whose fortunes l would follow down aa )uw as that." ‘ What would yon do; pray let as know tho secret?” “One thing I would *of da," answered the young matron promptly. “1 would not be a drunkard’s wife." “How-would you help yourself?" “Where there’s a will there’s a way;" said KiUy; “but don’t let us talk of that; surely, 1 shall never have a drunken bus band," and with a deep shade w over her brow, that camo like a presentiment of evil the ride wm continued in silence. Gray gre< GENUINE FAMILY permanent President of the Pence Con­ gress. On taking the ehnir.be delivered Her Majesty soegbt out the woman, made an address which it eu logteed by thcee her daughters ssk her pardon, and sent who heard it as highly patriotic Rod 90*. them at once to the nearest millinery and drew establishment, to purchase a corn­ convcraatinnal remarka. lieu qf the dress they had soiled upon her. Tho articles were purchased with their te here opposing the warehouse peopotod own money, and consequently their sup­ in the new tariff bill. > ply of that-useful com modify was curtail­ Mr. Bouiigny Is the only member from ed materially; but this they said they didu't care for in the Icnsl—in fact it part In tho nrooceriinge. rather pleased them '.hnn olherwise-it was The Tellers to miir they didn't like. “And not coming from a slave > It to myself, I owe it our British House. Severd Alabama p«*trassicaq deeling to render’ acwnnta, say ing ti|qy W»il thn action of their Statc. Additiimnl evidence rontimm to W received of the rintatinu of private UM ran pondence in the South. ’ The court of inquiry to investigate the aurrenier nf tho Pensacola Cgvy yard,, meets Friday. . - . . . - ■ capital. Gov. Hick* was er.mmoned a few dare ago. and will probably be e«amined on Thursday. Commander Walker te 'to be. coutk martialed for bringing the young girls of Nilea bow to paint, and then fitted up a eteas of earnest boys In s’.! tution upon ths continent of America, Latin for college—all in her pretty cot­ I stn, for one, unwilling that the posteri­ tage. adding dollar to dollar, like a wise ty of Oatlfbrnia and New Ncxico shall re­ ss ordered. little wife. Then in ths long evenings. Secretary Black was rziminate^tofov ta suereeror to Judge Daniels, and John. iaana of those territories choose to estab­ Pettit as Districi Jbdge rrf Kansas. fingers grarped a good atari pen, and lish slavery, 1'am for admitting them with such provisions In their couilitu lions; but then, it will be their own work, and Jt is a romemhjl smgular lMt,»yati>e journals. rbiluddphta J¥<m. tty 0»s i^iea s**ms To make a long story short, the crisis nl'57 found Mr. Thomas Gray and bis constitutions allcrwing the kistitution of have been cherished tn. many quarters, father, the elder Gray, exactly under it. slavery to exist among them."—Speteh in tfiat JVashington will be made lbs capita) of asoutberu confederacy. SU Resiifityl and down tboy went, so low that old Bil­ tkt Senate, Jan. 29. 1850. Tyler is reported to have often aMiMWW, ly Fitch, the drayman, declared he oould morning. The terrible suicide happened on the very morning when both families were •aid ta ker, with a thick tongue, “ye got to come to it, Kitty, after al), husband followed. H. BROWN, bis rooms, and indignantly inquired the meaning of it. The rervaul reluctantly told him; it soon reached the ears of the —“ ’ * seen crossing the court, leadi dtitlion of i a -winning wav," they egrwd to hire her. hovwte." , To the aatoeiehment of everybody— Kitty made no reply, Christmas and New-Year too, went by, lute Will want on her and the mistress, instead of bring shut out MOTT, public. A committee areh^w of secMalootete from marytend. to protest against tba admission of delegates fmm that State. wd little Kitty beat She did drunk, *o stupid “be didn't get home ’tiU DfVgB, Faints, Oils, Burning Flu­ id, and Camphene. R ing is former position. Miae Busan ta a wisar and better woman than before th* fall. The aged mother is only sorrowful to be admitted until a vote of lbs «that the dead man cannot return and se* ventfon ha. been taken on the question of admission after the organixatkm. The Virginia delrga'ee are desirous that tba -ily. as wall u to relate a fact. Mr. Thomas Gray opened bl Niles, and supposed, of eotjre not find enough left to pay him for haul­ ing the goods to the auction rooms.— tlie gold pieces tideway in that private Town lota, big bonsea and all went to pocket of ber’e, for a look once more at gethcr. and Mr. Gray, th* elder, was the rough rocks and swampy hollow over­ found one morning in October ’57, suspen­ shaded by thin evergreens, that surround­ ded from a beam io bis owafoam—nt the ed her native borne. She would have end of his wife's patent clothes line; and hounded with icy al the round of the old on that evontful morning. Thomas Gray, jr., by stretched bis whole length upon the counter of a lager beer saloon, if not T PHILLIPS, Uxaca Baaatrr and Jailef. Iflhta Wail, Tommy relation; and about congeniality and all that sort of thing. But does not nature ty, and it ie supposed she fell deeply in always work by ooutrastl If tbara is any love with him; and they were married— excess in om place, ie there not sure to now we have really begun our talc, wMcb be a want in another? Extreme* meet we are not writing merely to tell a Jove —and so they did when Tom Gray, the A year or so afterwards, discouraged with hie crops and the inability to pay ft*r MILLINERY W1L1.1A.1I BURGHER, DSTICE Or THE PEACE. Attorney and a great thing in a family. UQUQKS. ibis in discussions in reference to tbe pres­ ent diffculty. And ringularly enough. In, On this, lhe <th day of February, •ev­ a note to n sermon delivered by Bev. enly eight years nep, lhe seven year’s Geornr Duffield, Jr., of this city, on fbe war between England and her .revolted late fast ctajfa we find the following styeAmerican colonies terminated, and thee«- inept; ‘ . istei>c*ofthe United Blates *s a nation On Urie, lh»4ih day of February, 1861 th© delegates from the Coll on States tpeet at Montgomery, for the purpose of des­ troying the glorious fthric reared during the tele Colonel Denton^ bo said tn a Ate political friend then on a visit to W| -Yoorg w.» ,o« !»„•» 1141 qrp.itou, <V« C. pie of the United State*, I "OPPO ■ Uniled 3<ato«I No sir, no I The down their lives for tbeir country. They for the Sotritsax Cox»«DBSArir, meet to overturn the Temple of Liberty, has been plotting tor the test fiv and erect a hideous structure, wherein to twenty years, and which I gresti; th* nation will not waks up to dh until it ia too latb.’ Rcmamberie the Northern and border states aswrobie words of tbe dying Benton, we w*s in Washington, to devise means wbetehy sur;»risad to bear Senator Iverson d tba Union may be preserved, end the present bittar d'ifleretteea adjusted. May in bis pta, I see t\o rwuma why.? ington city shril not b* continue the Man be propitious! capital of a Southern C-mfederscy. In the ancient calender of Hesiod, tkte buildings arc rrtaffy to our haWdsT-Tl - 6f Dtc. II, N<y 10 hear Mr, U repairing of ships; fad Ait i troeM*."- Ovrieorf Herald. potion for thirty yearri’ •very window town. bed beaded surprise party te the evening, and almost filled Miss Jx'gan’a little room at Parson Brown’e, ,*ilh -T F»d -III. “Where there a a will tberah a way.” said Kittv. “I knew, Mr. Smith, that I ■ _____ _ ___ 11___ .1— AfANTFACTCEER of and d'alrr in faraUnn-. Hl A gu.-d caurtmeet alwa™ on Land. Row- OLD MOREHOUSE BITTERS. BIEgagjftESE^ cleanly old man, neither smoking < chewing. from the foot tktaX U» firii vomited hirnoelf to death. ,a a^ferior matheoia- ___ said Kitty, grasvly--! had anttaipated uf railroads had been brought mnet into trooMe, and wrthfoe wumey 1 bad been town. “I can almuet wish I was a big layhtg ap for a few yWars, 1 have Ixw able, by the kind mrietane* of ssf hmiwnd's partner, to *acxir* this in my own r.MSC.a.'d make It a comfortable home far my Valter bod state fr, ttow it remain. No doctrine i« g»md fir anything that body who which shall spring np and bear abundant inr built i A rroDLEvrtLM Exca*i aVL porvrments have render a™, fry?) iMNai fort In the te?1 inw4 to Ijai >rd.*' • - fence he tnedwoa. �. C1UNCERY "ORDER: BaWUOM REPUBLICAN BANNER, Washington, Feb. 7. XT A C*>1 iTTkT/Xa. “ •tlTK OF MICllKi AX ib.:C.rreit Cosn L behind ma Satan, and to the goo-1, thou THOUGHTS. .. - that rem be made. It h- j af. Byny, ®n Uw MneotcMtb day «( Jmreaiy act of Psre Saresjwrilla. ■ n:T 13.117 Tre*cut, Om. LOUIS S IA) VHg/ —' ■—r ~ ‘‘Ti-rscy. w hlrti lAs colfrfljpic hat! presented BAJ th. C - mew BX vm.R0 Of lltohlR.. i. ,x ei „ ______________ Smatb.—Mr. 7'hompoon proeented if v Jful pe titions irt fhror of flip Criftcu-■»—Mfr-f ------- ■.yoctiraill glitrdla Wednesday Mnrnlngj.Fe*. , 9HM Republican Slate Convention. place •< th* Dm. Haadolph ! power with you, moving you to some Manning, whoa* i w"teb moves the surrounding wheels? rriudy b wanted by tbo» who suff.-r from,: JJ wibfertotity sapwru «. IU. Coort, §«*n8s*£^es which ever whispers to all that evororaioHastings, Feb. 11, 1861. KepublicaB Cancna. the people; as shown by the vote", at.to WrenrtfeHii’n'. hot the rcsdlotfotrt’ sent WreWb.nl through to.Senate of Naw 'Jersey wl»c<> four members «to sick. ‘ H«r deleft* to tl»« appro. SyToavrntloo. Ity srder of ibe eomn tatrag- tiled la Uh* c***e. lie taken a* «oel<-.*«d L» iJ r AffrpiGttACesutyCtavMtica, tsWuroate prdpfttitltms. lie said,be was willing to ftirve *h-f»ire to the State Jwflefa! CeuvretiM do Ml In Ms power' id ‘(‘unmvsk, tait not al t.aBMSg <M Mre tethlna*.. wUi b* bite al llSa•WSatsHae.n* isth AarefFebreary fell, hlfything sriiich was nut allowed by^ffcr '.CufiafitiHiCHi, wbkb says that Congress mny propiKc amendments to be submit, ti-d V. the States, and further, if State* uapU-d umeedmentx, let them ®iy ao’by 4 ’yn lent loti, and Congress must agree. . Mr. tSrffifnh prctytittW a petition , FoarrioK , r,. the oe shchioav. j -biltv' riftrft’my " Wiling rtan ' T .. , b, ■ • > ri ­ |shall *4 at to tollU. fi*fl KpS’ soa bo.right Ui:d cOuuselltT. whcacx er f pfrarore go, h yfeMf non be'totJ et^i Or' a rj^lt cjeljc plu^ell 'ijptW— ElLK,'^ a after,! u>oe — _ __________________ NM9KIC taX* lhe <|u<-*tiuii ourthWJcpfo'l of ’be cun>-.| mlttk-e of thirty thro*, tn sec what ihft Peace Coufcaame. do iasfimtaicuiitimc. || lot The rcigr itliourt’-C.uninudore lujru-fi *• °[ litoon. This compound will be found a great pro­ moter of btnlth, when taken in to *pring. to tub bo held 1? Lansing, oa to '20th ,.»n for lhe purpose of nominal ipped in tire bud. Multitude* can. by . Wjk iwapV .Aao» b<ure the tisw prvmibAf i» d of this remedy, spare thcm*clvts from aa>d oidrfjfvrbl* appyaranre. the cadarsncc of foul eruption* and ukcrou* | J*a*s A. 0rwer*lipliWtM,fcr tonjAaiiMat*»ort-i, through which the nrstem will amve to .A tm* G®py afi lbs ov.^nai OHw a® rid iteclf of eorrwptiaaa. if wot sukted to d< 1J u, »pcu Cvi.rt lb. si. 4ay senrtmenl vrftieh wa» wigrawii signed by 5,000 citiwn* of I’Wtnaelphin, I We have no particular praise or blame sentiment which 1 -Wish widi was ci thi* through the natural channel* of the body ------ —— • 11 Inpr-Ktaw. prataUy, Stf.OOOdr 40,000 I f tl;0 ■j HMiu'in ntua- wo Ac taart' e, ■> Un -- nt every yovtii of ttur ’Hit* Governor htre hron-d an’Mdar'for AU eat—D. SrJlfKKB. by aa alteraure medicate. Cleanse out tlw gwtion. taM with an icgR , poi^ aipl q^tQanJ vitiated bkxxl whenever you find it* impurities 'a rigid *hifWrV«.fti!rtfft!kwy'c<Wh|rtWa,i I “* «• 1; buritiiiR through the akin in pimples, eruption*, " J called Peace Convention,* hhte swcaibled first and PleAsura titer- More frcftftrni1dnlh. tm'!i tte rirtgf>^-rffji-> ’. mts*a"0 rarae 7 n------ >'■ --------- -n-t--------------xi-J point,: Duly s™. • .. The r™jem President** mine on.' tn ..u(uut,., । or sore*; clean*® it when you C-id it i* obMORTGAGE .SALE, said • MS at Washington on iiro the Mlb mat. Inst, 'frits IloW oftidikaveourtowlsthud- •rfalfon f-r nctirPSfrrire. frarfully toa| wIcm ,aIM4M ta,i*. tiu»W re-kd vtim : clean** it ■ ' rcpl'p. I*’ Johnson. Ire Smu >> uaiiurg*uu cm f IIW rersAlA ' .Vv. Y F. L:7. the first sjieeth ...~ cnect .w... of ... Ji.hnlton'H ».-....u»... ...... -|.^<... litdica-'l Cvnrcnlivu, Cenvcniivu, it's i< '» MvU,kpo*D».<M ayu(ku9wn, was Called csiird . dertd to see ybung men of nobk ipind* rsiigeiuesW'iffndHtWtv.Ssd llrercoWrushtts. >11* I t^d him to ,L< in.lhvpr ^ ' roiu-cion. oerriim,' smFIt ijd It J-.iL i^to i«sla»oa* ...... .•~J’ .'.rVi^. ofViiginid, .. and a r... fi>c .k_ to ' Mjuandcriijg time as though, tic had on ptAsud through: ■ , i, ■ . . - J airiro mMuuca oi. » rrpima, a no tor rec on ruolu lo Washington, loucL dka ^niUif.waa wa* U urn ‘O lute W uow now to dchy deny It. Ibr SenaSena-; _____ _ ___ , ■ . g. _ .. in . ,,. r., . . r . |o . vmniit. . u. longer, for GltBMaf-IMrHlM VrCwo Tennerae. ean.pWneO ttal Ma | “PW 0“*“. •* *5^0 w "» ***» eternity of it; to sec a young lady who her of the peace omwcfU^n. ,. *■»><? biui.i! beslthr, and all i« well; tn ahd tWddiVwubHM 4e>Mre«le many umM atiU, pabulum of lifo diaordereU, there sreat argument Lid been nnanswered^bt. States a conaewion. fbcre Isno dodging would rather count the flounces on toil­ Abiirtgoincry, Fel* 7. i, ■ lasting hwlth. Soowr or later IkM* w, OVigfalf) hod nut heard any gretrt ar- this inference ;.ft was lo <4Tcr concession.* dress* meeattec with an eye of pfrasurc .Cr.ujpTM ha» received .in vfljehrt ebpymust ro wrong and the great mschmrry of aud tfiZe fe Liber F. < f Jlwt. foment. Wigfill argued ngainat reier- ’ States now in reb^Bon to tire laws tbc clwmtcnT.ee of toir voljuninou* Vi nwoonv,. ap Xue u di><wder.--d or overthrown. W the ™ set’ VI pt .Afabanin, npnroprfaHflg , and any atterhpts •*. tn enforce *■ laws “ * puj authority of,U®T’uited States. Al-: skirta,'sp«Mt circular gdd ou ddiente An- half a million dollars for to with coercion and war. IL-said Helper ary *i .tem. arMSMg ihelirM'.towrtfaa. Mpmuimi; gers, admire a tovu of a boiutet, and a [ th* .ProrikioMl Government tried h> w o notsx. rinnderous again,! tlw south m l'raPl “» WWlUfa H , is fcrt.all i&*amiieBtBn>l«ycntlah*aflheiv* ttaunnd.ltar tlfegr rq««il; HJtaltat. Ij*g?.egy,' d!"* '; tMn, it will ilffjTmJr ptavenl any ite’ctertMtl <®r Atatimdnta littered Ky Southern Senators none tiw las* npj«rent. No compromise / 1 ■ ir \ t rt k ho’,r5- w!fh >uv<h tmn-nmitv of 0-e. faflAwtnt; upfln i-h«i»ge of eHnrte suit : , 11 .^ur **.jurn-r. ‘ ’ “ r ' rufod. * ’ AVjgfiil! said the south bad no desire tn fit proposedntx»e Is expected ; none 1* In preference tto ‘burning nlifch *hen 1hc 1U. tynL'titulfno OWMitulfon of the>cc all trav.ta* abosM bare a bottlt thc* 1>M& l'Mted I I Intended to lire Un^cr : needed. Il 1-1rimulv a demand for eon» sub aliSV-ai SA., leas-*' ^1 J ought to shine• liko like *tn*a stars <if of to the fir.* first mm. mug States ___ wot<.l Ad... prod,with r>mc twMititeTS iti ! x ralliuL B* 11 Mrlcst* cu.-tl*a*>'-Mch •• Govcriimtnf as it saw fit Sis, . ■ •*_ g. . c. . S.a.« tad ravatad ita traata e,IW tta I** ‘“n U’*1 b“'“ ■" mlsdc, ahcdtfing a radiance of liRlit to relathm m' frs<- trdde with all tip; world. ‘ ‘!“U'' » IU.dtgrMirft onpin*. it »h«-uH be ^ta«e uaiku. Atljvt.r:;. ' ■ !! Itomorrow. C..o»Hi.n:nn, lhm,El, ttar wight ba will- *“«• i» retaHtat. aa th. oaly chert mankind, or aiding lhe needy and __ I. - __ -I- t. II claimed I * _ -'I that all 2. -I* .. ''bfeing permitted ■ I. ■ a.l ... • ing to make anolhi lie u Naw I - < x’ci.. .s altenwftk-?-ft>r tn aaaa e.wr- huljfless oho—utTdlhg* n-'n-jw joy tut tolr prv»i«€* «u rhe South faJ rm'ne of wealth in.gotton, ciso their ci'-ristitutiunal rights in lhe nd- ineager stock of happinc»j>. ilo'4. would A dcagatdh from WgsLItigtmi Mrs ibri wrtire^rteSv" ‘ ‘sr**10'**1**^ **“ d'-bl «!>•• srt uu;;*i<J ea *rt and pi^tored the destruction of Northern tnityslraiiui. it__ gladd«n to heart, if sodi. would ctMpti to govanuncnL . . re rumored tiiat Senators .h hnsouMmd Wignil*, but often no curative . -t (L« dal. oftMs MtWi'with (U.rn*. tfwuJicrcc if the port* South arc blocka foWaeo tarrtiAgh^-prcihrMaariesaur Ado. I^*ppo.itnrent t ,nid wi0( ,w -Ur. Virgin*1* La* not asked for this Cuuvon- [ for doty, and haring found in what it eondefl. A vessel would be fired Into If II »f; ahsodliMl nasarst loadtngiaaocadouista ipaca ■ monramrvww vnorvinvinm; <rw. —« .... _ T taft . t a I 11 *1 f niottggfc; lu»t j U (ton, in the • capacity of a mediator, but j sisted, go earnestly forward in the perforraryied the flag of SiLStates into a port an- auriftatfog h dmfcotsinnkNi upon tia? MM Ibr -hrnW Bamid with perfect mm anil । Ba<*«^an"* wta .> Sood thv rauk-t, usrtfl tho | A|, jt<-,K«rtaiu pivre vr patrol of I.**J. w bfre they have plucked vtiirs fropj ite ns a dictator to to North. True, the I rqancc of to same. They do greatly cri-, Tehatmteitdc UrtieH rrttr.-upun winch •afetr. J«-<w ir Lit rr’'atavliu name itaelf li jiully dc*p(«-d. and luu become Irin* Mid Ur.aj ja to c«*l< <4 i’*rry tad Sut* to rpn w<- tynonnuou* with impo*ltio:i and cheat. Still | jd *adde*eriLe«> *» the ea*l Uaif a< t** ' The Suitf-ct was postponed until Mon- General Assembly of Virginia anys U»: w*» listen to to syren voice of pleasure, Senator IhTjaatin mtd other* clian ’-to a*«vAnd ' appeal tu detect er drelhtr not e*li of we call thia compound Sareajmrilla. and intend ' * A* ‘ ‘ ‘ " ^'iajourwJ. to supply such a remedy as shall rescue th* iho North, if >ou mill incorporate to , thinking to find a happmesa o3n»pl*te — bare a Hen uitdur certain preumded r*'ir da ; An*** i»uH it b« tea tote.<>i»t also vonr MOV art batort*'.* white to farwer. teas falre BJtne |rom to , load of obloquv which re*ts ■ Breckenridge Slave Coda is to the Cousti j They toy never know the j<»y—the com- grmitx. d* jewy nnre, jjmm dawn Is - Pupon it. And w* think wc hare pound for ■WiudibigtiNi. Feb. 8. tution, then we will take sides whh you , plcte Tolncss of joy—which the soul fi-cls | C<d. UttYno and’Ui.'ftt injll left this Washington, Feb. 7. Usgfag. ■urnl ^fc**wre* .teat W H srere oM for tot ttwv ' b7 orduxary tun of the duea»e* it p *nttoas against tiic Cotlon State conspirators. I which ia ever true to duty. Duty rings-’ JAMES A. KVKEZET, morning thr' C*tiirfe*fr ti. TIn-v catm !tc <mU snurt te th* >mom dro-t.«*rd pteh until |. r» to ettr. In crd -r t« secure tor rteupkte -. JfaM»8^-,Thc galleries of the I}wu»c That wo rany not bo accused of rui»- | like the < ■• ’ ■ f n ! . . t-p iu to here ti^ctk'r by ngrecment. anfl' tm rc- !<■> latr utorty; to kU-d felL D u tbc motor i* eradication from to systcvi. the rerurdy should pd*J, December 31, 1*A were densely orotrded to-day. Among “ d4 « ta “ representation mi the point, as to what1 Lands of td skilful player, npon the car ofil Tuft*. the bottle. Ihbwol, «nH It tar mra«»'re of ra'atu- L allb.bljcj.nirs to.tta point MH sn fW.ftBoofh Jte'fcunitawAtaedtel Virginia demands, we give the precise ' ’*•" ■n,', •" *•!«•«•»• "C -~«-i MORTGAGE SALE I:Io.-I l-MostatarM-to re««<V ton'd nawcrbemUng of a cannnnn startled al­ bli» tta tail tJUu.lik? tta,ruu» bitJ : br^'.J^. *teay * naJiAdTn finis r.f need 0. J/wOt language used In reference to this point most' every body. Tlw memlicrs rushed Proprietor, <l« vrod;1*»t. Nuw-Tork. and •ft otto muut'laui, exulting m a feeling tiiat' e ~ Ao <heie feeb, an J lk> bulks hastily left it were cicr buaven to enjey. Dittv f'oav! . , .’ , °r-t<OB*’“’y. to ». Jhcjplhariua. 'ilw .Speaker quieted tboir Rctolral, Tiiat in the opinion of the ‘"I. LT" Pr~“^ .tduutm cvuoli and »t»t fears by say inn Ilia’, something had fallen Genefal Assembly of Virginia, the prop- O»t .(K, tta btaft, lita tU.»*n A’, ■ the B:»t <Lui4JoJ', A. 11. SttMuk Wl..tat 0. itat trart, | “ “•*’*• r* , ,. , . — **• wvn ror iu*ti reea a m«wn rvr the cure or <4 thvNou. It- was SHberqncmly hpnd ostlkma cmibnuvd In tho resohition. pro of henu.d.rurjus; A. d IO A Al L. Al O1 i , arcry variety of Throat art Lung Compltiat. that thdt the wind had blown d>*u o a sumll seated to to Senate of to United'State* tiiat Jmw chosen it as to govecning prim ' 5 " ’.'1 , "ca8,‘> 8r™ New Y...1 tad' by the lion. J. J. Crittenden, so modified it I.-. ...ta ..ir. Boston, his fall s 7n»e report <N the consmUtce of 33 was aa that the first*art?clc "proposed as an .ru .* rug. tbayantal nttaeu. tta ' HU | .lUpwtuMirt. Wcta.m. „.d taken up. amendment'th1 the'CuWUtblion of the . - ‘-Mr. Corwin - said l<e would mme to United State* shall apply to sil to terri-1 soldier. Pprcivol says of Genins, what i Potter, to represent, tot State in the do ta Uuu rtliaf aU U Bm cvw beca bwid to te. tort to tobale a week frum Friday. lory of to T-nited States now held or J would say of dntv: ■ WsahimrUui aW*mm1L>h Mr. Davis, at Md„ took to ft&r. lie ’Tbincs/.’iig in prt of hereafter axxjuirsd south of latitudo Bl’> ' ’ >. Now Orluant, Feb. 7. a4id-«ixtkates had rebelk-d against the degrees and 80 minutes, aad provide that A motion was htfrododr! in to ’ slavery of lhe African n»ec toll i>c cf reotion War Mntrlte all States ChtsMO, ’Powdered and Granulated Sa- . CaUiroWM, JusiJire, DfttMrnt. Fbnf KfOMOcl fectnally protected as property therein -■ *“l i ’ " ' the New Enpfand to join the StaJto^ u'dra. toidtiog to hstintwl flag. Ho referred during to cootluuanaa of tho territorial Coriledcnicy. It was ordered tn'Hb pno- j M -la*** ind Srnipv, to to supply of arras by 8 Cabinet min­ government, and the fourth articlu shall ted, and made the sncclal order fur SsturGreen and Black Tras, ister to those about to mnko war; to secure to the owners of the slaves the day. * | RiOj’Ccyh'U/itbd Jatn C< ir. Akdnnliaaioncrs waadcrina from one tote right of trensis with tbeir slaves between SO? Wliat, a beautiful iDvatraGou of being At to request of the Convention, CvL | Stnii.-, Wooden, and W'/bnv W t»-another, organizing anollwr partol to nix! through the nutrtlavelioMiog State* Cigurs, Tobacco, and Snul^ eefieme of robdiien. We bare sfcrn tin imd tefritnriesf'constitute the basis of Uuo to duty we Imro in the joulhfl)! lector Hitch reported fully in regard to heir* (owavLip «-( A*.»» toaily pbyw. tho New Orleans Customs, and also the I Salt and Water Itimc, ef Nteblrau. •Pvceidrot neglecting- tho » nnnt>gs of the such a0 adjustment ef the unhappy con­ Frit® W esntt r*w lot; Tfrt boxes for S10A tv * Barry at; J Thflrd. Jaire.ry !C. l-i. _ ; Suapa, Sdemtus, Cassia, Pepper and first military officer of to- age. uHow mg troversy which now divMe* to Slate* of upon the We of a tnld shift patr, the Creden­ States’ nival cnpoalty. TbeU. 8. reyrtnib cutters McCIellaod i Spice. lbr4»rts to be taken, and subacrpientl v this Ct>nfcdera»i«-n, ns would be accepted tials weir al! mde out, his ctulbes pelt­ and 1A*a*bin**’t'*' •••** •**■* ■*. ^.ri in ri. i>. «w4idhi making bnrgniue for pence wnb by tho p<-ople of this Commonwealth. MORTGAGE SALE.*' ed aud ou hoard to top, his motor’* this State i ha* a fuUa«al oaiuplatu a^arUurotxf AUuhi><niMx, until be shall be rdiered M.mtgomery.Fcb.9. 1Flu‘ Here u c b*»x to Slave Code pLiubnn consent had been obtained and he was front respunsibilitic. ’, instead of defending Mf)t| vindteating the poblio luinor. He W the fire-eator*, which waa peeviiarly about to take a farewell if his frienda, ThoCoogreM last nightunantmuasly " A« . u and stale,sf Ni<M«sn. Io Hsitrt N V romnlai-ita. and das cduRderod the President incapable of fil obnoxious to the Douglas mon as well a« wbeb abb repented of the jrottiiae'to lw<] Calhoun countr eiwl*:«leaf-nr>m<I,d>tv<l I I ■ fc— .V-L. agreed to a roputitoiuu and provisional ’ ling hiB’poaUt'in. The Constitution and the RcpuMieatn of the North ; with'the rn^dn, and asted her jem to remain, and govopumw-L A strong aud vigorous I laws must be cnGwctd, and those who propoeitipn to engraft it upon to Const! ooudort her *m-her dedwaing years. To pswcroiuont wdi-go into imraudhte oper­ 1'Lcry-lfv/tt! In ’Rattle Creek, all of which Drsud ArtWa. art- tA. m wAar*. Th. .irk stand Aowas to path of cuffirccment mast ation, with full powers and ample funds. sffl tie sof| at |Hces th.it cannot fit I to wa«t the bsat ap thmkfcr thnu, and they ahould lutioD, as Virgiub'a idea u[ what would fitter destroy the power of guverummlj No priApositiun for compromise or re- suit purcijwe.-’i. ■M-.ivd art regLty t>u.c JaUatt art r.zU. A.’! eur rimeiirt to Acutely < •* r ? destroy them. tom. ( (Applause.} —| ---------------------I---------, ... this . proposi_r Jt jHI destroy Applause.)— i bo atet/tbMe d unu Upon of hi* boihoqd day*; bi^ wishes were •nt*. art_pgi.twcct<Lli>p>iUpr t’rcqeiff hi conslru«tio« will be entarutined. . PartidiUr aUeiltiun paid to fijling or­ frn ilathered lor the rreo'erv tlwrtyE . Revenue may bo cdlecU-d <wi shipboard, : tio« Virginia invites Commi.swncre to a^'^t Vi^B^ceali^-J^Bq ipotcroal Juve Tho Congress rumain in session lo make ders from ' Ilastingv anti Vicinity, ‘an-.’. Notire I* ibcjclbtc Lcnby gi’vn, '“I• BftB to laws of commerce be cnCirccd cornea IklvoqgXiiu sod hut id*A .What all neoesaary l.-vwa. ... Washington. ^^W^jjaarowtoed ia every cast ’ . how LOST, IIOW HESTOEED liy.not allowing vesseds to pass out wltbMontgomery, AIa, Fob. 9. Now, aa auch a proportion m one to dors be dol-^to pseyotoliy askshimBeU*, ven.lw. Hl to lu-beat bidder, •> the north-----OMtGiHCrtimciit papers; nostril facilities door ofliic Court Itror, in to Villas of Harts**. Jefferson Davis, of Mtn., was unani paid be oostinurd or suspended, according to which Michigan. cyuM. Jicver aeredc, her boy ns lie vm, Whcfti does duly point’ ON THK NATLTLE. TREATMENT, AND RMRtf vrinm bcbelie v cs ifirit MCTWtwy^HIr lft> first duty met** elected Prerfdent -of to ronfed • ISAAC C. MCTT. araimsUtnces. Ho said he should speak _ VAI. CT'ilE OF Sl>k*MrtrOtinHflU.brMr. ,io Legislature la left bat .'natives. » uu*a«H *u<1 Via ptotjit-r, r, V Jw j^fhirmtfl pjirkLrmvd it'vftll it > ftb ’j a’Gh- e-iteSutea of North Anrerte* to-day. Jefcrwin fit, tor Maryland, wbo has confidence in the The Commissioners must bo denied; or I |o Lis w. H>H.HJMtle Creek H<>u»e, n»l W raksF**. Se uul IWlMluy, ww» Alexander IT. Stephens,-Vlro Presi­ | Mental and Hril -al Hnpotily.* '’ strength of the great gorernrantit which ciaiU aid. vf Ibe tx'ilh wrel q^at'O otherwise, if accepted at all, accepted on- i.roism, truly cotsmenJahlc-: -Thia and aotfl if dent, unaititnoariy. ' ■■ itiAre ft»re(SX iu towmUf uuartp protects her. 1 bt Romnrr j. i'clterwei.i. m. t>. h «r raBRV number ten \i«J wro­ Wo indiuc to kindred cxsmples, were but nw-indax of ‘.LJ r frViKB.WMaAicatihg-l dRian ■-.db_ llr.'’Sedgwick said, so powerless and dcr protest as to terras. JMMr cf-a* JW-.r to te Couptv of Barer and atatri'f Mictiwui. D*" anna* t*lb J»L 1URK1KT M. Jl.'.NN. , *4**mr*oJr»w had to government fallen that even Uio opuiluu tot to former is leaat vb ; his whole life; and Hitis we find him when NEW AHHANGBMEKT Tb* world rvoownM tmtbor, in tbl* UaBAbl < jcctiotubie, and less liable to place oar btft-vctJ|'bCeca ic/H’ ,<jf '“€C.Pl’’ ®'.l1'_rnBc On th. f»W.; st Ute brMk'.n^frV M MW ■ J-fisuV. Afrni. [ftktel!) MtAtgajv 1iMlgntec8r.t Florida was flapping the dis GENTttgocv^wtfjsijiipss' oare* of SvlLabu*« way Im* •®eriW. by -Rer/A VildLh!. Vr J*»*u R vatoo banner in the face of the V. 9., and . Stnto in a false poaftfofl tom the hiAcr. I frimlter. with to JntarcslA, (JU llroat d»n<rrou» nurrl-al ' CUANCERY SALE. mothUMFJMbreM, Gretef. '.db efrM’a trocie bad been declared between mwasreite. rtna* or-aunl<Michigan Is MtidUd,.af rather, Is willing | resting on.Ms ahbtddtrv^ torrmutocktey TATE OFMICUXOAN.-TheCirwiltortto • W rere *« «*•' crrta<Q tMs government and the army of that th. county of Ban?, lit chasevry. WABM^MXAto AT Alt MOmtS. BUfte., He opposed all remedies propos­ to acquiesce la to CunsUtulion aa it,is; J hostile UilftO of indiwns, and a MtlVmnro • i Dwtugr Mar. CU'/’ei*'-*'. ed by the Commissioner; be aa-« oppos- and iMSODBch as etc «wid never cousent.: subtle fye in to.French) still Utie to thk ’ ’*■’ ' Mpromise; he would consent that to any alteration which - would make it . noble j>t TliCte dvalttBR « Blates go Into a separate Cun- owe "pto sTJVtrj1^’Itts certainly'tbnsUL ‘ - OTSTRRV with full connent of all partim. Tfot.’W’. I, Hamco TEA OR COFFEE. tutored toarco Cvrm ap vtCHioAK. k*sm o*w, am ent Jto refuse CummlsaiuDaai Jo a Cofl vcp- against Bimj aUhciaghhe-wai rn offered propositions . c“^lfeT0,<.rE,* W dnto-to go one fcorffi n MnV , r« t U* i.eeof itution by dividing AdtniuKirnlor'e Sale. . States Into f >or tKTiiona. to Those who stand upon ediqueue, may 1>» «ARD1NEB, Ac ml and Middle States forming ••have ccnaidered It rfrore rtMpcetftil to1 .rar. airara^vJupiiHwill plrasc « call al wmtrtr epnsuiS* H. A.Xlood year * Mon. re, S» to,.ii bbarotg n.—wbsr. thr irtl,)wc*lwii States Motor, the Virginia to hive' aent botonltauon'crt hiwill bo acvoruaodajod. Set.another, and the Sonthern A. H. ItAltKAa. of the Rio Grande another, to strucUxl against concessions; and &>r the firmness, to ever maintain the right-anti Haatiaga, Die. ?!. IWS. dMWr* .<pfc'8*i.fla'---------------- ' siZaj jCtatil ,1ft,— ite willed respectively to North, to ",r \c\ b and dcainbrd .West, the Pacific, aod to South. action by the C invention. Most «f to bat e satrapy ao appreciation off (ha north »V Northern States have dctennlned upon A' iJxvoren Wire.—The w ife of Chas. the latterjphm ; w;d we are qtrilc wUling IliUisMU. Print 4iMNH0k meuibcr of the Wiworuin Leg­ to kt nil sn?b, fljw Udi mode enjoy islature, attend* .Lun cuoatantly tn ttu* allplaitna Homo and io tjtrn Q'tutnittcv rooms, be their opin iona siaq. . -Tba rasult will be sltdate fur J udge of the Soprcm This i. n iiobjc scutiiucui Ouwivg ulus' . S * * • w“ki*te« r*.4d nX?‘M i. naiad. And it i« further ordered. tint Kill,:. i__^_ rived. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ; Corxrr voxvgxrios.—Seo ’other cuiurnu. the head «f this column ; an 1 licpuWicau friends rtiHcmber i - tjrnc arrives. IlcatxKrt OtAior.—D. G. sold Lis internet in the Dn J. I*. Roberts A- Cu.'to Daniel ■ The new firm sails uudcr tb« EATING SALOON!! paps f^iyy, S Success tr RoI^kb A; ^tnkcr. to hu Mkxtuo.—As we have ’ Inslnicliona in regard to tl>c meeting which we not- ■ J last 8> co^Ue tot spdi meeting hi* ’ jxrfk-d for the present. Dspgp a Tsemxks.—HA y L' * in the prtrnt? of life,” savs the J ^yfcvXf iflc-tcb Wst., -died Ir cm Saturday last of Delirium * .3F« are of the opinion that li • ttpr s-AiilarTrcori!* may li fWs.viiiagw^ of men in the prir l*erhap« tbcretord may not g ' world iu langbage as plain as t1 Imt aiingjuas “«jukk couamui :-••piiIh'frrcr,*, or infl.itr.aUon on or Jung*,'* but it will be und< ttwkcausc of death. rTiig Wkithck.—There is n t^tbe -rorid that can brat J! Be* <if wewthur; mm; Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, County Uiuvctni . Mepubliean • at ■self bat week. U Thursday w.i rate, llelcd cold nt night, Fftday and Friday niglil were culJL Saturday wm warmer t pay night the snnw melted aw in di^lL Sunday night drfy'mbrwii^* it rained. Sic j* •IIbaw Pork.—Manning 1 . ItoiliinJ. killed lunr hogs a ■ ftgji, ijl fruai one litter, and ItiMtto'Md, whleh weighed in I pilo 1&T7 pjiunds. Hie largo* K90J’*-, and lhe smallest 360 II Mtfn with. &«►.jLrtcour left Bpriugfi BMteb 'I Lek in.t, fur Wa*biitgl>i •Wnsyn-CTtoXAt.—-The Ju-Jict mittee of the House of Repra Ahi Stato have had under o he Personal Liberty iJnw e, and in an able report thre r'"Mi’ll their chairman not < ’these laws eonstltoth L There will pr ha .rup^ru •■•^r«ATV-.nT Placb.—J-4m M ^pe tha Investigating Cbmtni a ordered into the custody of ■ n^-Ara, * for contempt, by i Senate. Poor John! New Advertisements. Notice I tbaanntw im. eitlier ens« ; and au it bow evcrT a Dated, if, SIMS11' <m the Imporof the Judiciary and the 1 t-■.<>■■■■ ■> > *rtl k.—. «/ iU. 1m....!.. *.r .iL- the ooldr system, Md the order and her the 4th of mony of its reyolutionn; take him from lived vulgar anecdote, and aeo width 'WJli AlldnU rrad PmC 1VW. >UMlohiMMl... WHji._talra.to meet in agntor column. J duty ! Will he say to the exfi, get thee both bill branches <x»»dd not Live bread with that itifey’ wDuXauds saleratus For Mm. J. tells tfic । tes'^t, and neicr luu i invito U—Lot tot, on uno • . ' , • 1" " ■"—■—1 -111 ■ ■ PZNTISTRY’ TJCM-f-XV I TIXtM i t TZTKTSt • ****** •C’**"' cireaelliL hl DeUoddrG JtamtatataM. WKTOhp, r*r»c PENT iu the " gUhet with it the R’sto wAwwetyb’ioi doemer, they liaya no more conception . <iing m, PmUntWtta Mm C^feUrao,1^1‘-f 9p>»k lothwypmg; AJW.WW. ta Ita O«ratal« ni Mwtgmary «B- irf.ita la'Jirailr ft .knowlajg. over ; ’«e« “ pasiaitc of a NOTK'H. from tho telegraphic news we give elae- postmark, SARAH MOOR. RRRteteRfailrtx. the. fixing .gjmrisg inith SovriUCKX CoxrrnKxact.—It ftppeers with which Guv. 4.; ..-. . VI .... • . 4 . roll of Maple Grove haa be, warwUTHTwikl s ihtMUwiag LTwn.tl -•.r-Wfe-b:’ tolh Wwkly ud JUalhly. I nnmbct among । broken. »by Daniel El i.first statesms r. L’mccln thre �Jpstiiujs’ JJrirt Cnrrtnt. .. .......... JH1SIBJ.--------- I-JX-J 1 . LE-. fork, per-trtt:. ftral ail ^listtUanoM. - - ■ ■ rr * **- ■•■■ -Ei'V. J fl 1' »*> i ■ ! Cora. ’ “ •• 'OL’R CHILD HEN WANT IT, REFORM. Republican Caucus. The Rtpuklicati. of tbo the knrusktp of Has­ tings ar*< ^equssiod to meet at Um* Co. Cfork’s V®c •. mt Friday evecing Feb. IS. at 6^ o'clock, i t Mteti^uurdelegate* to tbc approaching Coua</‘Afiveafion. Br order of tba committee. wuuld oil lite attention, of our rea- nny for tho purpose of nominating a canxEdatc for Judge of the Supreme Court CofSTY Co’xvbstiox.—Seo notice of Republimo County Cunvention in an­ other column. . fegf’’ See utility uf Town Qtuciis at lhe head uf this column; and- let our Ht pulk|ican friends remember it when the Ik-atxKss CrUMta.—D. G. IL-Df l$s m»ld bis interest in the Drug Sin, J. P. Roberts A: Co. tu Daniel Strike The new firm Mills under Striker. Roberta the nnn Success to them No Mkktiko.—As we Kavo no further instructions in regard to the Post office mcelittg which wo noti last week.- we <*y?c1fide tiiat such mewling!»-. been post- Dkkikhm Thkmkxs.—“A young man in the prime of life,” aays the Niles In. glUAr uf the Oth if-’., “died in tins city on Saturday last of Delirium Tremens.’ 5Vc arc of the opinion tiiat in less llum j iWDWWT STORE, American Agriculturalist. YOU WANT XT. because it contains aovery taiipa u: profcaacd phraiciaut. through .xXfch, many new and uscfnl directions, tenia and suggrs- tbousanda and ten* of thousands annually pen A. • 1 .— . .. l-» . —11 1.4 —.I— r-i *..■ . la. ■!.— The following are aomo of lhe diaeaaca wa euro not only al lbcltotrmary bo* to J f«*< Da, DT4Htl-.su. country. .... - . Conaumptiun aud 1'ultaonary Csmiitslnfs, Fe-' NEHVOCrl T»ETHMTr, HE ABT DISEASE, vers. Scrofula, Dyapepala, Eya and Mr di,- anno FFVER A AGUE, on* paper tn suMiicr, out n la mini wim usciin t aticm and oHur Tuamra* Jaoudios, *ud.-Lirer Complaint, Seminal Wgakneaa, axn mli . otax vau and uaw praetkaal Information, evary word of ... qL... n—.... Amm what; which is rtiiollt. baesuae prepared by boneat, Cuiiatipatian and other disorders of tlrsbowrla, aa practical W0UK1NU MEM, wko knyw who! Hwy well M rvoal aud uterine aflcetio**. Disease, ef will ba to give, wnta about.. th* hrart are v*rr freiiucntl* attended with the Each volume cantain* m<Mjr AvaJred* </ aer/af all caeca a M.eeu- v_... One rule is to charge oolhteg for ndriee and Halt, and it is certain that uianr of tbe*e biots wilt we* be worth to rou more than * dollar.—A* written prr*criptinns; but will faraiab srbta co­ ■.atbic headache to also t ery common, brine uanal ■n example ■ *uliBeribee writes : “.. .1 obtained quested tba very beat medicines al tbs lowest Ir disttegnbhed by the naana of ntnotu Aeodaefo, 5 buahel* more |«-t sere on a ten-acre field uf Theas tnodirines are prepared in ota owisLsa- anmetim-s cumirgon ndd*uly ma atata ofappsIu*-i. aj wall aa at l.mue, be will wheat, (or la all M buabcls > amply from a bint | lentil sound health aud prostrating at ones tba who require it, a (’opr if I'reacrip- nbautpiei>aring. aced gi sen in Uiy ti-jriraita/ului.' nsTonr, under the ear* of abl* Chetni’ta, and arc mints] and physical onargiea. and in other mrev uf Charge), with direction* fur ... rtaicXer Mjabe obulucd ou extra yield of It tbs most reliable known to Bcicnca, uu—d.>.g St! Stanrea It cotm* mi slowly, heralded bv depress ion ‘ ’ I uaing ’he aame Also rule* on bushels of c«*n> per actc vn a U acre field, aud । the recent diacareriea. To all Mhirestang by sriateteg fall ao. Ventilation, and Exeretac for the with tm extra coxt foctoilttne, hr apphing one I find three remrilies, a sure cute fir bint from the AarutUrralitt. Anilkrr, (o' villager) counl uf aympSouia aud appearaacn uf disease, both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; and all drarauiuf the Tea-ire *>.n .avail* <i>t <13' ' worth extra good garden ugat- age, occupation, »<e„ w» vcflt writ* 'a candid re able*, wind. Im.- atxributea wholly to the timet* plr.wi’h edrice aud.Ilieriions for sore, Auy fcvu hint* of the Xpr><nr/ren>/Mf.wldcb told bim from a*iil ua when sending for adxky will b* devoted Hi* Cliepbalic 1 ’tils has been found n sur* and safa .i—---- l.. u_ *._ do H, aud into* to lo fuiiitablng McwteTa In tliFpoor. In all cases u <i.a Cm.nilx?», ami tie hope* every oiie afllicEedy, relieving the moat acute pains iu a faw ted mil *e»d for «opr, a* it will coat nothing, aud trodettred similar Utas, and by its *ubU«pu*cr eradteattog tbs • hose riiuuld apply before it la too lute. Three to Iff ll»e paper a aired. Heud for oue o» more uf our works aud arcs Of which Headacb* is ths uatrring fades. , Prererlpiioh* are u--ed by the m<wt eminent Pby- . . ... , - , Jyo« dc.lre, you judge far yoursrirex aician* uf lujmlon. Pari*, and New York. TUvia can bar. fm of charge, four or lire parcels of Also published at lb* iufinuary, to aU thtrs wiii.mg tlicm will nlen«r ad.lmx choice aecda. winch ths FuWisher will digtri’ the FAMILY PHT8ICIAK, | biki* among lit* aubacribers the present winter. KEV DR. C11AMBERLAJX, Containing simple remedies «o*By obt.rovd for FOUR WIFE wnntatbe Jpr»re««relMl,be- .i___ _ ___ riT..u_. .. -11 c__.. _;.i. run raoae (t box a large amount ef valuable aud realuf tbc causaa. symptoms, diet, balking re six'/ nigh dead and gnoe wilk tba Sick BeadThe following is an extract from a let­ 1» u.cful hifcrtuauon absnl ail kinds of IIOVSE- plaastioti* HOLD WORK, foem Oarret tuCellar. One ber ».id «xerri»e. Fries JOcetit*. ter -rrillrn by the Her. J. S Holme, iientur of the th* benefit of this paper far a year. Yon will Bud I'irrponl Street ll*n:i>t t'linrch, llruuklyn, N. X'., tour borne mud* better, aud money aaved. THE UPITS MEOJCAt. ERIEXP, DacceiiT.—Ton mu.ttneaa Spalding's Cephalic to tlw “Jv'inuii and lleeacnger.-' Cioctnuali. l>„ And the Physiology’.of Mat-rings. iila. ’ YOCR CniLDRLTt waul tba .fpriraf/arvL * A work ou tbc eauu-, irniptom>, and treatment and apeula voluiuei io for-ruf that wciid-reuoxn- . rd medicine. Maa- Wtxaunr'a Soorutxs Stair «*f. fur It euntntus a very interesting, u-.-fnt, ant! of all eowulaints yreutbr UHbS a»t. os V-arriagr, ent - "»iniug department for Yonlh ana Chil­ hi dsUas,'abortion aaat ila raaslta, ou. ekiHrea, rua Ciuu*hKS Tsktuuc :— -We «re an adrcrtiaemcnl iu your Column* if dren, "hk-ii will be of great talus to tbeir minds tbeir 111., sod on ll*a .prevsutioo of osoeepliua, it... ie.. ...... e-.. - v-__ ____ , with Invaluable Instruction, to them ou .object. of a private nature. Pries !5 eaatL TO COXSIMITIVES The Genilrnens Med ha I CompabIob, ojje year similar records may lie made in but siinpli .asiHsooHo BAILEY & BAKER Herrick’s Vol klrew<thnh»< Plaster.. re;.<*r,-r Thk <;r«at »n-tcii.Tni.MB ... The Beland Cheapest Jlouseliold Ramw- •X’ 4<4i«w, u IKONlUnSEtH NAIlSS CL£:\B.. 1^. -aV-g-gr .BAJvs,j this yillngf, <>f men in the primu of life. I'clltapi tbcJrecord inny not go lo the plain ' ~ ns the al* u orid iu Inngtiago ‘iMnrifiirtJd withal HA8TDTGS ESTABUSHED. 1S^4,’ " you only knew how VSEFVL. bow IXSTRUCTiVK.a»<l how EXTENTJ4Xl>'0 it la. And devoted to the Cscss-Br Haalrii ItKresac It* ' the Dirrtuus or Muicxt. SJtqwvsuoa .03 ,ra» We refer to that ‘'frrtl M," that Irryt^t. -moat J’aBvcxnoK or Di.laix .nd to tl>e Ttcimr or MSdrMtoirr, moat ImuStoat. aud rrt toasy -rS, journal nteae St rroix* »n» Irninn wtra CaMaxie in iha world foe tha'HOIHEHOLD, far tba FAim, ami foe the GARDE."', rfo.; th. Oanwetod. Jaas.ry M* lost. THK MOVSK OF KQVITl'; r naiiiiirma-ux* *;s* .. New-York Benevloent Inflnnery ........... ••"•i , JLDVicH TUiK. ND YOU WOULD HAVE IT, Ut»h< (Wtotewao-MparM.. ../.li;..;. • SquareTl -n£er. pe’r ioirftit,*’.*.'.'.'.’ 7/”’. . ’J xjrtar M (be call for a State Convention lo Im held it Lansing, un Ute 20th nf-Fcbru­ WANTS n CHHC .... rar MffrUfnt b>tnru *f*d our fo« BkXSSRfOVS IffH-fM CM t»i all aurft.r aolcaUuifar UatHioia merflwiaajad ia m tariff 7*vM<fay wms, qf »orA MeeF., . , ’ P-OI-tli, art CARrEXTEIlTuekM "quick consumptioki,' I)«. C. W. KoIIACK** .SOAXDIXAVJAX ItEMKitiKs.—Tlx* rJebratcd Scandinavian <»r Jung»,” but it will be understood in lieniottea prepared hy C. W. Hoback, uf Cincin­ nati. O.. are miw atlurctfog eouaidcrable ottenti in private circles that p« ison whiskey w.-ut not only a mung the pernnaa who are allhctcd with liliciimstiaiu uud geuctul nctT-m* dvnwgemrut. (because of death. but uuusig lhe faculty. Th- . • owing certificate, from one of the oldest a* weii the mu«t promi­ . Thk Wsatkcr.—There is no country nent eilirena rf Mississippi, «|-eak» for ilaell.— ‘•bfain fever.” or inlfarr ntion on the brain rwi, ItHVSE and............... M ichi* gon beat herself List week, Wednesday w^s mudcrate, Thursday HOLSEIIOLD AND FARM, r.nntaiioB and Shop*. For v’eryFamily, bating orer / luOO receipt, on Coating. Dicing, Preferring, Clranlswf Ac.,' How tui'Wt and w-iuri 11 i. bottle fisiM. Haw to cure nuimala^Arkt W House Keeper*. Fsnnasa, •nd Mechanic*, an a Itw aubjactB of inters!.— Price *5 cento VdrtB ft® to1 toy tot. THE COIWVMPTTV!:** DOOM. For t!>n*e who wish lo get weft ftotn that Awfiat di*aa*e, a fall deacripwsa of all tba iwamiirs uirt foi it- with a careful •Ulcurcnlof tbereaalti, THE An exprrieueed Nunc unit Female Iftivaici preacute to theattentiua of mother*, her SOOTHING SYRUP, wan furious with unpartiHdcd^gpId at night, the mu»t extrema we have experienced in years; Ertday and Friday night were nearly aa culJ. Satnrdny was warmer and Salm day night the snow melted away nearly a Gkf-t in depth. 0OUKIX0,- nsx;^ rAlitirtl in-tlrc world that can beat Michigan in sodden eliMigcs of weather ; w.’Tn-;>u)Lojs«sTHIMMINU3, tews > - rm V ! t-*.P bm k. also maSufarierS-Coppre.-RtassiBbrii'frw gad TteWmrsof aep-na4 swx«hMRnMHB*>- tis», aUM Wteteh4w. tail aajl aA BarAJTtaw jtetoUW .r»teBfa,4ae- Bandy.Wy». . • .» -.,tai Sunday night and Mon- drfy/meriting it rained. Sleighing i« nmriy ruined. •Hkavt Pork.—Manning Douwf of the tenaa altkuugl* litlla Iiiuwum Mivli.can Itgnily lie m*r r«1imnir.l in il* Uupurtanee upon the well bring uf our widrly M-atlcreil cowmiouttiex. popoiatfon of the Aiterican States tain many mpnths'Mt!, which weighed tn the nggre- Thb M-crioua au aparae, that"akillful pliyaieiaua gato 1627 pounds, lire largest weighed baldly at aitaUo lu lb«m. Vast outubeva of uur people, are obliged to employ in *fckm-sa, aoeh 4QQ.JI4., and the amalk-st 360 lbs. That iiirdiral reliefs* they eau Ix-ar'af from each other, or indrrd any they can get from auVBuartcr. lienee begin with. arise* ths great eemsuniptiun of Fatcot Mtdicinea among.na, craster by- far than in ant of tbs old coniitflts. w lrrtr skiflful pbyairiana are ateeaaible to all elasnee. L oprincipled Mien Ear e long avail­ ed tbeuiBctrea of this necessity, to pate> on thrir worthleaa nualruma, until the word has become syuonymnua with imf-naiiion and cheat. 0ns of ourleadiog Chstoists in IheKc't, Ds. Aran, is pur-CktxsTrTVT.foxiL.—Tho Judiciary com­ ......u ........ —Kt«r> I.....-;.. ti.. mittee of the House of Representatives Rutland, killed four hogs a short lime ull from one litter, and about IS 4>l. this State b»vu lutd under eousWern- tkaJlhe Personal Liberty Laws of this Stale, and hi an olrlo report through Mr. (,’ringjtg, tbeir chairman not only pro- r.ouiflits' these laws constitutional but .expedient. "there will pr-bablv be a report . • ij» A'Ticnr Pt*CB.—Jvbn MeKinncy, was ordered into the custody uf the Ser:geanb*& "Anns for contempt, by order of itbc Senate. Thl» It ntAohlv-rrtietea Ike child from pain, tart la- to whom a uumeron* cln-nnt only bnag» shtrervigoratca the atomacb and bowrla. correela arid­ a’ and iiorertr. Twsaetfws wouW say writs, ity. and give* tocoond energy to tbo whole aysW. will semi you laformstfoa of. bw. w<|l tcm. It wi II alruoU tesla ally relieve tested, and utrer.-falliDg Paarnnira (. Griping In lhe Cowctn and Wind Cholic, Ws W|Uk warn ran. to any one applying for |t, and overcome eeurttRiona. which, ifool epoedUy THE JOUBSAL OF MEDICAL. REFORM. remedied, cud iu death. Wa believe it tils beat Sixt aurrat remedy in Hie world, in all caaoo o Dyaentary and IHarrteea in cblMren, wlietker it ariaoo from teething, or •» other canae. We would aay to every Motlier who baa n child aufforingfrum any o’f the foregoing disceiea, do oot kit year prejudice*, or tbc ptriudln: uf other*, stand between yon and your auficring child and the relief that w ill bc-sre—res. absolutely sure— to follow tba use of thia r.xxlirins. If timely used. Full dircctiuoafor using w ill accompany sacb hot- rates, o*ir 28 enn ru bottls. decifr.lB'X'-lyr Ulis : A»d iSdy *... Thia Joainal should Tso la Hko Wads of ot'esy Nil ch ignis Central Railroadl. n and after Monday, December 21th 1M0on ths Michigan Central Balli* Creek aa follow. : legislative netys.— ' Rcwnux, M. lihraici«M 8. 8- Mnn»i», Burgeon, nr. 7>. iWWLa, tftiemi.L Ofliee in KowToAt/lM CksiftBisWit^gT 'Wfo I’MMDgcr Trains OKaHroad will l»i a 'We mnko /rum-lke |wocuWuigBlh«hc 1 Tax rell of Maple Drove has been legal- I izk.4,^-(hi passage a! a jrurpate ft’reugh both »iM,.,aiy-u -jfirkw>u1i>arv»’ CURS? ’rretment of Diaease > Medical Hmnbogv Principal OtBee, 13 Cedar JM., N. T. Poor John! •weeklyprint much COOKING STOYES! ofona af the nxnt erpe Ki tn Xew EnSUod.\l nercrailinf suecras in IKTD « LXLM.1S. .M-W lor*. 11 OO tnrOUldt Id!*’1*1’' b’ t’r"3,i*u throughout the bcfj^re.,tha Ihvesllgating Committor, aud . ^fifcAAdtB^i-Wedwve iot room it.uea. lo rfisc 1 a cute «l>«n dm-iyu^l. Or. m« euhlr»ry, all arc 4tligkt«l *'tli it* -ijieoiUiiuA.urd ■paak ia tcniul-■'<-meuaufoa m ;t* iu«gkul 1 effoci* •nJinadickl kDinas. We »j»e»k ui mis, ni.ltrr, “alist «c do know/* after tat. ,1 e.rssrpe nerice, aixl pledj;t or r reputation for H*e foit.'l nitnt of wlisi we ’jcic I’eclaro. la almost every instance wbcje (beIatant I* »nfferinr fnwu pant , ■ml exhaoatioa, relief will b- r-—• «n— — twrntv mlnntna uft.-r the st lull foY th&l, NervousHeadache i "TWftTTm ^>fr1euRFajr' i«"wwir, -ww .Tjowara so, sxarra thr-e stamp, for return podtsgo,UMro**030 branches of the! TrcomiT, ' TWwrrlTvrrYW • EKeat-LrirT,—•’Cx.mpese yourself my tuwsui/'.aaid madam. “It was nobody's Ui cuuk could not have possibly ■nkdy gnod bread with that InfeHcr :-nlcr- iionse: IS now in sucocsaful operation, ready For Mrs. J. tcih iflc that she arusTOM nula. with it the tn<*l cu- j chanting pastt-v, cakes, biscuit, bread,pie- fsetwrseby D. B. De Land & On., FairMores’Ou., N. Y. A'artbfu- “ft ftAft !fSS8.1 ♦ od» StooSw Aon >• Pearl Ambrotype 0IW Ambrntyprc imperial brotype^ jUlievo As bro\vpe; “PtXbT.lo to do any amount of j»|wa^» uses' it, nnj never has any such loti aa'liifl-will* U-— but that, ou the eon- csM^adsst, sad dial it alwaya works like *j0i4ii.T’. Th“ grocers sell it It is tnanu- Crayon Ambrotype; Vignei tvpe; Mclaincotvpe: ojihe Mirror Ambrotype Keiln New Barry Mill, •atus. I protnte you Uurf-aftw this day -we iUM uiieTiu Laud’s ssltralus in yur -WOSO0E, tn as good order and as prompt as any other Iftll in Barry, or othbr ciftinty. HASTINGS TANNERY! Having secured tfij.servicesof ' First Bate MILLEB, and onr mill being built,on the most hnprouMl .plaD, together with, a Suiulter—wo arc prepared to best of work. good do the Please give us a call. Cash paid for wheat. BOLTWOOD & GRANT. Hartwt.Set. 3.1858. nOBato ’.■** i« 1 �Scrofula, or King’s Evil, BLOOD H’MFIERABT BLOOD PIUS BUI YOUR GOODS DR. ROBACK'S wumitriti aoneiuu ARGE AND BEAUTIFUL! f7tteia.rirr^^w of ~.MW ae Ibfe taapmr ON LOW PRICES ORIGINAL LETTER*, no. member* of tbo Medfeal Pn>#mfe«i. Editor, of pebiie yowuals well knows Merebasfe^aad I'uwm. »nd Udto. of the blghMt reopoototelife. gfriagoccoanti of rxtrnonliBwy ewroo wraagat by the rtmedicA of which cure* they tb*s>tol»c» **” ETE WITNESSES. Tbemp.rtieu mor be cn.ult.d por-maily or V- ____ K. Ik,.. —K.. K.n ^nnt>l unah th* BOOTS AND SHORS, etc-, Come and See !! “Who has she gone with]” asked the traveler. ‘.Why, she’s gone off and got married ’ to a eniter called an rditrr, as lives in the AYERS Compound Extract of Sarraparllla, tlw mini effectual rem^ly which the medical thill of oar time* can devi*» for thi* erorywhiro prevailing and fatal maladr. It to combint d from the moi: active rtmcaiali that have been iliKtrnrred for the expurgation of till* foul di«order from the blood, and the rracu* of the ivstem from Im dratrue tire con»cqticncc«. The ryes of men converac nw much as ! Hence it aj.oul-l lw employed for the eurc of set ordy Sciofula. but also ihost- other afleetheir tongaev, with thcadrnntnge, that the tiona wliich nr too from it, such a* Eirmri ocular dialect needs no dictionary, but i« and Bkik Ih*c**x«, Sr. Axtsovt'b Fuu, understood all lhe world over. When- Ro*c, or F.nTBirxi**, Piktix*. Pt.-en.-tsi, the eyes any thing and tho tongue Btoressa, Buixk end Bon.c.Tvau«'«.TsTTTS and Malt Rnarx, Scatii Ilcan, lltxowoxu, another, a practiced man relies on tbc Ruxi-m*ti*v. Snvuimc andklutti-suL Di»language of the first If the man is otf n*ic*. Dsorav, Drsrsran. Dbsiiitv. and. his Oentre, the oyce show jt You ean read in the eyes of your companion. « belbcr your argument hits him, though » his tongue will nni c<«km it. There is | a Took by which' n man who*a he ie going I CONTAIN MO MINERAL. Thai they cure ths almost amiveraa! complaint. ' LIVER COMPLAINT, DRESS GOODS aaA rcatMvlbe h*slth sad •irrogthaf IbsMAtsr. sicR FEMALE*, “ w%o bars laaguitbol f-rye»r»i.i Iwtoteee srsakc<w and dwpo-jdcnev. recuptsst* with grswkrspidttv miler <h«r larigoniUng vperwtioo That *11 Mxaal Sfesbihtie* Btw ntm^ed b» tbeir aoesial awl gently «Uaiuf«ting prapertie*. TW Utey SHATTERED CONBTITCTWNH. hosever they stay bs»s been IrifeeJ w*cb aai sbtMd: that their direct tendency to to toegibM I.fe.aM nador it sojnyable. Tb»t. operating di­ ready epos ths pefew^dto—MtaAUAeo^ they ■ PRISTS BY to aay a g<w>d thing, and a look when he baa said it. Vain and f<>g<>ltrn are all llir fine oflcni and offices of hospitality, it th?re I THE CORD, is so holiday in lhe eye. How many fu-1 ntive htciinatlons avowed by the eve, though dissembled by the lips! One! Wa have piles of 8 H E R T I N G< SHIRTINGS, CLOTHS. STRIPES. DIAPER. TABLE TOWELING, and ail kinds of domestic goods; BROAD abo C LOTH 8, plain and fa^y CA88IMERES, Linen Drillings, Den ime. F. A M. Cassimcrea. TWEEDS, and every kind of GOODS for Men and B«>ya’ Clothing which we offer al EXCEEDING I. Y LOW PRICES. Oar aeeortmeeit ef BOOTS A SHOES ef Al CAN’T BE BEAT. W. bsr. u 6*« variety of Muslin*. Udie*' SLEEVES *od cellar*. CbioMfeett*. Genii rinrt Bowin, aad Uoltori, and every kind of WHITE GOODS, also Ho.iery. every style ef Gtove* sad Mitt*. BooMita, RibbeM. Dram Trimaung*. tec. Our Martin ent of Tsbto and Poek»t Cutlery, SILVER SPOONS. Tort ktonri*. Hoop Sk.rle, Vankra Nouen*. and tbinge to geo.rsl u fall and J*"'tt.»ntnCTtt»»»u acw. HIT RECEIVED new and most complete Rwortment of DREGS AUD MEDICINES* ^Cbemaicala, Paint*, Olla, Cam­ > phene, Burnin* Fluid, GROCERIES! 7. Beady Pay.' ®D®TO & SWISS, GROCERIES HARD-WARE come? away from a company, in which, ji , may easily happen, he ha»’ said nothing and no important remark has been ad I dressed tn him, and yet. if in sympathy with the society, bo abaii not have a senae ; of this fact, aueh a stream of life has been • Sowing intn and out of him, through the 1 eyes. There ore ev<w.. to be sure, that i giveoo«MMMhniaai«in Into the man than I blueberries,—others are liquid and deep — wrlle that a man might full Into; other* ' are aggressive and devouring, teem ; call out the police, lake all Loo much noiiee. and require crowded Bnmdwaya, and ' the Mnirity of millions, to protect indi- ! viduaIs against them. The military eye ' I uitet, now darkly sparkling under de'ri- ' cal, now nndrr rustic brows. ’Tie rhe rity of F^eedamon; ’tl» n stack of bay i» | nets. There are asking eye». n«iurtiitg eyes, prowling eye*, and eves foil of fate, ’ ii'tne of good and some •>( sinister nuwn. . The allrdged power to charm d<*wn Ii:mu I tv. nr ferocity in bunts, fan power be I bind the eyu. It roust bc » victory I achieved iu ths will before it can be aig-1 nified In the eye.— dTD2irx27 j'xmTnnxn? And Choking Extracts, THAT GAS . STOOD 1JIE TEST OF YpAM, •ell ereretbtag to our Ime of trad* M cheep as can be bongtil at any place. Gh * u» * call pud judge fur yooreeh sa.' We intend to b|H And yrotss urorcau* mere p«r uinr every day I O3A?, 1NWB CASH A-.:d t.»tirnoni«l*, new, and almost wiibeei aamber. wi’;hl be given fr-m ladies and gentieanea in all grades of recia y, wbooe united Witimeay lobs could resist, that Pro! Wood's Hair Reefer stirs w JI restoto lb* bald end gray hair, and pre­ nerve the hair of the youth to old age, la ait ita youthful beauty. ■ ■ Datil* Creek. N*du Dm. IL IM. Poor. Wens: Tt.ee wilt p.eaae accept a lias to inform thee that thehriron my band ell fen a* DANIEL COOK JOHN ROBERT AND CUTLERY. rrn.uutwtxK srorjs.* rnr, coppkr aiwshk-ktibob WJMC, W9I1 tHU PRICK TJUK XVEH Mr e»’crtm«il at PARLOR STOVES, ecm.rfes M me n beautifid patteraa la market, 1 hare the greatest variety .al ELEVATED OVEN STOVES, LOW OVEN STOVES, PARLOR COOK STOVES, hhklfbhju Pl 1» siatrafictured from eotnr.on eatt.j Vrt*nrf [« prepared entlrelr different from! otl er balrralus. All the deUteroa* mailer extracted in and. atntnner a* to produce Bread, Biaeuit. and all kinds of t eke. without containing a panWo of SJerate. when tba bread or erica la 66E& fines t auit THE ONLY PREPARATION ICE OF THE PEACE. G< Ascot, will attend to tk 1 all other btuBnew perites OwMyear'* Hock, ap mte PEOPLE, THINK! in the D. C. HIWLET. MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES A--Z-EH’8 AFTER WHICH, ACT I man Terms Easy. KKXP r/‘ THK IXTl'HKST. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. ' A In the Village of Hartingi. PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CARDO. Ac., Ae. AMD DRYGOODS’ SD AC3UBS TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES, PLTPER, JB th. township of Yankee Rpriugr. I’llUbES. FIGS, RAISINS, GODFISH. j { ' . in fact, crevrthfag fa the Grocery Ifa*,' »oeh »• , AlflO, TWO Dwelling HoURM. -HI be needed for familv ate. । ___ Young America Ahead. B TTBBiic BLTIB ZHIO-W.’- Do art a»k for anything but -OF CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, Wo have sfergv and bosnUInl vsrietyl fetaCoa, Test*, Baato. Ac., which we s0*r st * lea* prise than tbo eoaai east •( tbo statoriak Ptesae exaodae for yoeraaivaa and tost tbo cnrrtciaOM ef Tow'd oeareo expect, at thto lata Gy. With ateriling eum a bonk to All; Tb>* H <b« enc. tlur mHlirayav, •‘XQ-O ms si^bsss, TBS VTBOLB tTOBLP VKJTKDt 81CK PHODUCJ r FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSE8.ONLY. Jtl THE GREAT HEAIXR OF MARKiKD ! I • OS TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Old Fogyism Distanced «errkk‘8 Sagar Cote! nib! CASH Thtao long crodlto *« eae't go Ague Cure. bailditig frtew W*in*lrvct. Ctstea■atora Manorteid *ue«<. fj.j*. lUdMel* A Co. H**Ung«L EH »rilk Mill*. I*. A. Keeter, *toa He<Rrirnrr. MxMtovUto. M. C. Swift, . J. P. Roberts, &, Co. village, end lite devil only knoaa bow they are to earn a living." That the BiOOD PURIFIER and BLOOt PlLLri bars beer, proved by analysis to . STORE!! DRU BOLTWOOD fc GEAJiT DRY GOODS DrnStackInvite* theatfenuoe o'tborisk to tbo A traveler hl the State of iHhtola ffnme ' 1b a'eersrtitutieMd di*sa»c. • rtwvwpUon of tba years ago, craw to a lone hot in Ufa pn»i Uu-X by which thi« fluid teeeae* vitiated, rie, near Cairo, and then ha find. He went weak, and pt>.'r. Bei-r & the ch.-uiatfea, it intn the bouae of log*. It was a wreirh pcrr-dM the whole b.«i’. aad e»y bus* oat in dutaae on any part of it. Na organ free ; ed affair, with an empty packing-lx>x for from iu attack*, nor i* thera eno which it may * table, while two or thrfft- old Aaira anti not dortror. The acrofiilcraa taint to varfeuJy diMblcd ainnls graced their reception eauacd by mercurial diaosue, low living. d»* room, the dark walla of which were fur­ I ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filOt aud filthy Lab«». the dqwwirig vics*, and. ther ornkmenfod by a Aiaplny «>f dirty tea 1 above all. bv the vtmirtttl hrfoettett. Whau war*, a broken Aelf article or twit. I cm bo lb origin. l» ia hereditary in the eon* Tho woman won crying in »mo corner, etiuilton, di-«ci-nJji(;MfromparenlatochOd»ep and tbc man wfclt tivtr* in iria c vma, r.nd a. i unto tli*third aadfourthgenemtiqu |" iadead. I It aeem* to ba the rod « Him who says, “1 pipe In Ma mafcth, «i «i a Mfo.l, with Ufa will visit tho iaiquitim of the fiubsra upon dirty arms resting or. his kneee, andliie ; their children,” , . . . i sorrowful looking head supported by lhe Iti aflbctu commence by d-iw iiiott from th* paha <»t bis hands. Not a word greeted blood al corrupt or ulccsou* matter. wHcb. in I Um lung-, liver, and infernal organs, fa termed the interloper. tubercles; ia tbo jjlandit, »wvUing*; and oa ‘•Well,’ said be, “you the Burfttcc, eniodon* or tote*, lr.ii foul cor­ iwW trouble here, what’e ruption. wHeh gender* in tbe Wood. deproteM “Oh, we are most craited. neighbor," the encrxL* of life, co ths: arrofolous coatulsLoui not only f.dfar from tcroftibu* comsaid the woman, “and we ain’t got no paplsint.-. but tlirv hare far Ira* power to with­ ticure th see folk* now." stand Iho attarta of other dbeaaeai coaea“That’s all right," said the vsallor. net quendy vatl number* ncrWt by diaordero , mtwh taken Imckby thia rebuff, 'bin which, although not *c:ofaioua la their nature, can t be of any aerviee to ytnt in all thia are «.tiU rcndi-rcd fatal by thh taint in tbo tyntern. Most of the eon*umptkni which detroubled • cjnateo the human family ha* it* origin directly “Well, we’ve loot our gal, our Sal** in thb acrofuloua contamination; and many gone ufl'and left os," slid the old man in p di-cruet! rc dfaenara of tho Hvor, kidney*, brain, tone uf dewpair. aad, indeed, of all ths organs, ariao from or “Ah, do von know what Induced her to arc e.”ra voted by die some cau*?. One quarter of nil our people- are »crcfuluu*; leavo you!" remarked the visitor; their nmor.i are invaded by thia lurking bt“Yes, neighbor, and not aw I should fcetfen, and their health i« undermined by IL say it aa her mother, bat there wasn’t a To dcnii’e it from the »y»tem we mutt renovate lexHier gal in tbo west than ray Sal; bIm- the blood by on alterative medicine, and in­ lias p>ne and brought rum on her own vigorate it by healthy food and cxcrcb*. Such a medicine wo supply in . bean now," said fhc stricken mother. «ca uwran wniie D*x>n_', ecase. floenUy. nothinremain* but comm jn atet, wafer, uritair. XmwtU part­ ly jmrcaive. by the taafe of thto HaferSt OS. that it ia entirely (threat from itlicr **teratu*. -* It i* racked iu <>De pound j very caxAP of lb* year iMY, whito stteadingyb* State »sd Xstiocal Lawflcncol of th* .State of New Tark, ray heir, from acame eakaawa to tre. e.annecd 'alluig off very rapidly, ao that fa th* *b*et «]Mce ogMX wwtba. the whole uppec part efsiy scalp was almoat vtitirrlv bereft of it* coetriBt ■lid n.ncb of lhe maniuina porttoe* apes lb* stdea and bock eart ot my b*ad »hortly after be­ came gray, ao that vou will nut be surprised wbra I tell you lliii upon my return to the biter of 1 Mi­ ma. my more caattid. srqueuntanrea were sot *• much at a toe* tn dfeourer 1 he ct»*r of the ri>**(« in my appranmer, a- my more fatiniate aeqav*tonce* were to magi-IM m» at «IL I atonra nutda spplieotioo to th* rnoet tkillfsll phy«k-*;j»fa the reentry, bet. receiving so a*earaneea from them lh»t u.y Lair could uxin btre»tored, I wpi forced to become rerouciFed to »y fat*, until. forloBately, ia tbo latter port of th* year l»K, votte Restorative vit riccmtoite to me by a druggjte. a. bcrag th* mo*t raitobie Blir Restorative in use. I tried «m« bottle, sad femte to my great aatislaetton that it wa* produciag the desired cScet. Hisca fast tune, I bare aaed *«voa dollara' worth ot Ueatoratire. sud ** * ra»ult. h*v* » rich coat cf very loft black bair, a hieh so BMaby om buy. A* amark of toy gratitude for ytrar labor »M skill in the produrlina of bo womferful aa article. I have recommended its u«e to many of my friend* and acquaint Mice*, who. 1 hippy to isfem you, are safes it with hk* effect Depot. *44. Broadway, and *UJ by s'! deslwa throorhout the werid, The ReriomUrv to yet ap in BoUle* ef thr«* aixe*. rix : large, medium. *nd mslt; tb» nail­ holt* Us pint, and rets.!* for an* dollar • bottle; the raediam boldo it lent twentv ver ceat Baers in proeortfoo than th* mbsII, rruitofar iw* del tor* a hotIto; the srgv bolds * ossrt, 40 per wak Tcrk. sad Hi Mariet Street, tit famto. Me , A nd Md.l by .1) gnod Dniggi.u and Fancy Gwa Dewier* ererywbera. >a>yl-eeM 1VE a very ooroptote etnek ef Bona* bei THL ANERICAJI TIJST -W-A-EIE: MEDICAL & TOILET REC’PT BOOK. nF CbIIom httrto that are inaaueiblc to outer’s raiacry, are susceptible of no trae rniwy. * Low Pressure System !»?*.%SS?«8SKkSSs.T2 Ul> POTASH. Warranted double tho terragtb al W«tk- V», OesUtacsIl SUPERFINE FLOUR foe SO ■hllHaga per or I RHILLUI COM far R3 oaaU par buteml. ®D©D3 AS DKEZAP New Arrangement M >h,si«rfv.ievx*. ' BOOTS <Sc SHOEB, BOWER’S HARDWARE STORE. W. «LUTr <- n.P.CHERRY IT PUBLIC and Comte *ch DANIKL ffTRIKJ fNAUNTY CU3UI, Notary Pab Rreraeeniu tciatown. Six I'fataand Do*SOr TO HOUSE BUHsDEHS. CLAN *ud Snrgsco. Dw Mar th* Court Hoaae. ateifoty Ki*« scfiooiT � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-02-20.pdf 33d87275f68c8228c190e738d29fee51 PDF Text Text Iff- 7 J? a A.L-i. VtHBlDlT MOIX1H VOL. 5 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1861. Jatisgi’ Simtsa fiirttlerj. Cteict Siwllan. NO. 42 r Wwlta be* tankard** Uw«> b, ib.CucUlulloi ; hr LEAF THOM MEWOKT. BOLTWOOD A. GRANT, and prayed that she might overcome the passion, though pure itself as angel's lore yet have for ita object a vile one Over, whom Satan’s most effectual aids had such entire control. She saw that noth- MK In a wild, desolate fanrat, about e mile from any home, dwelt Peggy Satan, as Lizzi* left b*r dw*lshe was called, from die supposition that she was a lineal descendant of him whoao grants hi* sincere humble followers, wu’d enable him to assert power over the apShe professed to have the power* o ptitc which ‘‘gtxiwn with his growth and it-_ bwu jus aha rest of ■• Butow Houm. divination,and direct commands had been •tieugthinei with his strength.’’ flrab placed upon us, that upon no occasion she wffpt. prayed, and labored, by all th* were we to visit toe do fortune teller.*— love be bare for bar, by all fats dreams nt As school children there was little need future usefulness and honor, to lead bimi ra A T T A WTY ‘UUTMTP'D of 'his injunction, for w* would no more to that which alone can cleanse the dis­ er, sat mumbling and ohttgr| F ALL An D W UM 1 UH Uve cone lorn her hut in the wild wood, eased fountains of the heart. doorway. She tooked ujZn m with no FBA.M'IS KUVVER, than wo would have visited a llun in his He won! ’ not bow that item proud Bpiritaven •..> t•: , wor of tho Infinite, But as children merged into woman- but 1 in his uaiv ...-nited strength Bteovu to back the haughty tantalizing thirst. oriea and caused lizzie to speak thus : hood, and many slumbering thoughts and drive < puny power of man against the U Al LEY A BAKER feelings were awakened, there cumo an Th* ‘ •You, Carrie, who hare some influence overwhelming desire to know what there mighty i strength of fiends ! over the heart* of men. should tell them WE ARE NOV. ON HAND My nwa oarnest entreatiu* with Lizzie what a vila detnoi! iatemparanc* is; tell might bo in toe future. raa. Store oaa door | Lizzie Lee was my dearest friend. Ev to 1 flee the tempter bad won the ill will of the young »d manly to fle* Ita* a dreadwith one of the LARGEST and J erybody admitted her to bo the prettiest .Harry, which soon extended to her-oil. I girl in town, and at all our May-dny fes So | do we sqmelunm treat those who force beware of placing their rich heart wealth CTTHOLESALK end H Lactarer of left rivals, strawberry parties and picnic*, she home | upon as anaw our own haunting In the band-which lifts the intoxicating I was crowned queen of Iwaoty. Richard- convictions. । cup ; to beware b<«w they touch the lip • -n Leo was a lawyer of sons* repute.— It was th*ir wedding night. Richard­ that drains -the maddeataw draught” Itamor said he had accumulated his prop- son , Indeed, indeed, “it blteth like a serpent Lae was delighted that his daughter 1 < <-ty in a distant city, but his young rod ।should be waited with one to whom bo and stingeth like tn adder.” ■cautiful wife dying at Lizzie’s birth, he prophesied a very brilliant career in the If any thought In my simple sketch may turn case, trembling on the brink of | had come into our little village not so practice <ff law. [ much to render himself useful or noted tv il, to look to God for support, and with in his profession, as that he might p*as the power he gives us aver human pas­ his days in pence and quiet gladness. A knell it waa to my ear I— sion, strive* mightily for lb* victory, not Beaux were rather scaree among us, so The brilliant lighla seemed bat deceitful, vainly have 1 called to mind the nd exW.PARKER, it is not strnnffe that there was a rush at torches to lure a loved one from the nar LE r.nd r»tsjl dealer In Groceries the heart of Harry Woodbridge, when row, peaceful way. . The air was cool and niiom. Pork. Lard, Butter, nod ires bought and sold, at his ‘••Id that handsome young man cam* to read pleaaunt, and I wandered down through law in Squire Lee’s oflie. Since Lizzie the garden towards where Sqnire L*e’s was by tar the moat Indifferent, and the on closure joined ours. Many wild fore­ There have Veen ten enecific attempts most beautiful, no wonder that she won bodings haunted me for which I half chi­ the prize without nn effort. Nor was she ded myself, since they tell us that love of ernment since Its formation. WILLIAM BtnGHEH, long Indifferent to the face that was light­ the gnod and beautiTul as an all engross­ ed with smiles when she was gay or asd. ing passion may become a purifier of the apiracy eff «s« ®f the offiecra of the Fed­ Never had lover* more unmolested woo­ soul of man. eral army to consolidate the, thirteenStalc* ing than was afluorded In the beautiful As I stood listening, a quick, light step into one, add confer the supreme power A. E. BONSTEEL, Loe mansion, where Lizzie was toe ac­ fell upon my car, and Lizxie in all the on Washington. HYSICIAN AND SUBOEON. Will prsetiea knowledged mistress of the establish >i illisncy of her bridal hour stood before AMkIs* in BuUnp asd vicinity. menL ‘ ‘•Shay’s losurrectiof Mi.” “ in ’ *Massachusetts. “ me. Daring his long after-dinner naps, Mr. The third was in 1 ----- properly . There was a deadly palor on her cheek 1794, called DANIEL COOK, Lee did not keep one eye open to look and lip, scarce rivalled by the white rose “the Whislcby insurrection irroctioa of PcnusylUSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land sad Tax Altai, will attend to the collection of after bis model pupil; and when he re- bud twined in her clustering ceria, and vanla." BOOTS, SHOES, 1 tired at precisely 9 o’clock, be usually made more ghastly by th* rich satin rob* told Lizzie not to wet up too late; never over which Cong. Tike gk^-TTieWteYH- Indianapolis were bat impcrfreUjr «r mitted, and we taU pleasure in Irani ring complete reports of them from Chicago TT-ibua* to our cdhmns. NORMAN BAILEY, GOODS. DRY GOODS: My Friends: No owe not in my altaappreciata my feelings of sad- inhahitaota, i* wtert, m • ®uir of prin­ a partingTo this place and ciple, 1. the State bettet then th* county 1 On what _____ old man. Here my children were boro, and one lies buried. 1 »ow leave, not knowing wb*n or whether ever I may return, vffl i ttat before ifoe greater than that which rested « the shoulders of Washington. Without the aid ol that Divine being, who ever aided him, who controls mine and all mr destinies, 1 can­ not succeed. With that assistance lean­ pot foil. Trotting in Him who can go with me and remain'with yon, and be tvrrv'»h*re for good, let us confidently hrrff ibht all will be yet wrtl. T6 Hi* ' ■ ncndlns you, as 1 hope in jour prayer*, you will commend me,I bid you. Mundt tad deighhors, an affectionate ferewell. mil uxooMi’aiun’LTTO aov. morto*. “Gov. Mobtos axb FzuowCimm or van Statz or Imoiak*: Most heartily IILLII1KY GROCERIES; C R OCKER Y! P Th. weAl In rrM more than that which pertain, to a mere nificent reception, and as kuob moat tily do 1 thank you for it, . You. have been pleased to address yourself to me Chiefly in behalf of tills glorious Union, in •••—— r . .. , more than one fifti-th part of the notion in noil and population, break up the napon, and then eooree n proportiousbly larger aubdivision of itself in the most arbitrary way 1 What mysterious right to play tyrant is conferred on a district of oonntry with ita people, by merely calling it a State f Fellow citiMaa, I W not asserting anything, I am merely ask­ ing qnaniona for you to consider; and now allow me to bid -yon farewell. vMo**J Government. The federative Convention, or Congress of the seceded States of South. Carolina, Georola, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana,iti session at Montgomery, Alabama, has accomplished^ the t»*k < { organizing a Provisional NationaT.Gov­ ernment, and the details thereof, s>> for as ascertained, are before our reader*.’ First. A constitution has been adopted to eontinue in force ore year from and after the inauguration of the Provisional President darted under it. odd constitu­ tion being substantially that of the Uni­ ted State*. It embraces, however, a •ec­ tion expressly forbidding the African tint* trade, a provision 'ghrloff toil* Congress the power to prohibit the introductien of stave* from 'sny State not a not aspect upon this occasion, or on any occasion till after J get to Washington, to attempt any lengthy speeches, I will only say that to the salvation of this Union J HOLBROOK, dreaming that as the sound of his foot­ gel’s form, her gossamer veil. step passed Harry’s door.be threw aside In a moment she was in my arms, and his b<x/k and descended to th* library to I recall now her hopeless misery, as she spend the evening with Lizzie. The old said: gentleman was not remarkably keen or ‘•Oh, Carrie, you were right, you were advance from at all suspiei«»ui, and he saw nothing to right! He promised me, hut he has for­ awaken displeasure in the growing inti­ gotten ; even now—even now bo forgets, i macy of the young people. I wanted yon to come so much—but if I Bright, glowing colors (jus*, such as w* you might not be invited^-b* promised b | like to wear in autumn time,) were on the —I will not go back ! Take in* away trees. Wo wended our way , Undo and with you!’’ 1, th tough the forest to Peggy’a. We A heavy, irregular footstep fell on oor were talking earnestly ; Lizzie telling of ears, and the figure of Lizzie’s husband Harry’s devotion, and her love, when stixid before us. suddenly posing, she faltered a’ moment He ehided her for the inmroariety of leaving her guests, and with loorish.drunand then said abruptly. __ _ “ __ J has one taulu” ken fondness bode her return with him to *K?arrie, Harry ‘‘He Is verv near perfection if. he has the mansion. - -801- °"c’— “----•________ >_ i irU'/vtMi' ” ■1 »«P< ‘n<Jc <J' laughingly. She left me with wo word of farewell. GENUINE FAMILY LIQLORS. “_ But, ” she continued, he drinki ,__________ ___ ,. _. “drinks I All papa’s wine has gone from the cellar, and WM R. MOREHOUSE A CO., be fans dismissed Bridget thinking she A manly arm had grappled with the strong tide of life for me, a pure noble drank it BraatHcs, Wines, Gias and Segars, । We stood looking at each other in al­ heart had raised my aspiration* with Its . O. -n A. rf th, rihm. of ,<,nce nftCT this revelation, but were star own to a noble Ufa. Dust to th* world, n-. I tied hr the rusllino of the leaves, and but to m* living realties, still nerving ms to act throughout them as they In mate­ rial presence bad done for me and others. h«.Wbr£,nlr."opsrcki7tatarpm/.mnli we heard her mumbling and groaning in Long happy years had passed. A sud­ urntfes. in eoks er bouts., will Hbor^ly l|10 mO6t approved style of fortan* tell- den summons came from tho well-nigh J1 wHh. l*nc. List s«ft so spplioiUoa. I J forgotten friend of my youth. To meet OLD MOREHOUSE BITTERS. i We followed her into her dwelling-abe her in joy or sorrow, I could not judge lecomiMadMi by th. first pliysieuuM •* tb. > clutched Lizzie’« delicate hand witbin her bv the hastily pennod communication. anratwiy touw* fcr Dy.fwjMui. IndigwUon. I o1rfD withered palrn, and began in low,:n ’ I found Mrs. Harrison Woodbridge not biiitT. rfl Notvww A. • terar- di.Unct tone* t in a dirty leno whore drunkard’* wives -Win.! Gin! Brandy! dratroetion. are wont to live and die,bnt In a princely Wn-fi i Fah! tbc smell! Th* sl* bou^. the mansion, finished in a sty le of modern 4•*• J ! ditch, tho grave ! Black curling hair— eganco and beaaty. Ever shown in this J. M. RUHSELL, HYSICIAN and Surgeon. »tote, Sials •treei. P OUc. in Rnw«Hi JOHN ROBERTS, If. P. CHERRY, 7\TOTABY PUBLIC and Comrsj _L\ land Io all baalneu entrusSr Market, which we> NEW YORK COSTS. I J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. ! J. X. NEVINa. 8. C. PR1NDLE, V PBOBATB, Notary Peblie, Gen sad Tsx Agent. Will ba found ii DANIEL RTRIKEH, OLIVER E. EVERTS, T PHILLIPS, Uxnra Susairr ssd Jailer. > a-Tk. rateenben wUh Ir?n>ra.M LoaJ sod Trarattag bright beaming cy«—(whiskey dims it.) A morry laugh I Q. y« demons, what a tv teaset* wb«B ltb«*l taA»e*»ratJi will be FiW. p.rtkii)«r», .Mre*. M ^Kn.. croan t Poor ehl Id! poor child ! you should havq died with your mother. Sha DEEDS, eed Pnhiio. Court Hom., sad eyes st all New Barry Mill, H. K. SHELDON, IS now in auccoMfui operation, ready OVSTOM “WOKBl, m M good order and *3 prompt as any Having necurod the services of a HARMON BMITH, COURT COM'.JSSIONER. A«or»«» liar A ilotieitor. ® iU Uh Cvsrto of Tint Bate MILLER. was beautiful and is happy. You arc beautiful too; a curse shall not b* to you. Forsaken, sick, weary. Ab! intemper­ torturing mams I AU Satan’s fiercest myrmidon* haunt ingone weak man ! . The sequel is a common on*. The ofl again that the old hag must have over­ formed resolutions of reform as Often heard cur'conversation. She eouM not broken. TU beat Alfol wife’s earnest'*' availing prayer, as downward th* uahap in her room she walked the floor restlwaly. Tn- vain 1 told her again and BOLTWOOD A GRANT. Haed^Se©.!. 1846. arstion respectively, of tho former Statoij from the latter. .A Washington dispatch to the same paper aay,; A bold, startling, revolutionary line of policy may now be confidently counted on. A resolution is known to have been adopted in secret session for promptly putting into the field an army of 50,000 men. 1'ort Pickens and Sumtcrwe at once to be regularly Invested, and commissiuuera al cnee despatched demanding their surrender In ,15* name of the South­ ern republic. Ministers will at onoe.ba accredited to the various European gov. emmente, announcing that a new confed­ eracy Ims been foymod.which has adopted the eonstitutiun of the I'nited States, and T%* ninth was in 1841, and occurred in Rhode Island between the ‘•Suffraga and preserve the Union and Liberty for Association* and the State anthoriticx I desire that country not looally Inapphaoble, and The tenth was In 185fl, on the part of your sakes and not for mine. the Mormons, who resisted the Federal they shall be constitutionally preserved. that it has freely opened iu porta to the I, as already intimated, am but an acci­ comutarve of tbetworld. Tb*y will be outhority. _ . _______ dental instrumont,lemporaryjmd to nerve directed to notify foreign governments How Book Fomoottbu.—So lately but for a limited time, and I appeal to that they nra folly prepared to defend and dead ; eo souo forgotten. ’ll* the way you again to constantly bear io mind that vindicate the new nationality against 41 of the world. We flourish for a while­ comers. Men take ua by lb* hand, and ara anxious about tha health of our bodies, and laugh at our joke*, and we really think, Tike the Trnutuee true io tht Union. fly on the wheel, that we have something to do with the turning of th* earth.— Sumo day we die und are buried. The sun doe* Dot.stop for the funeral; .everything goes off a* nsaal: wa ar* not missed, in the streets ; men langh at Dew jokesf <>n* or two hearts feels the wounds iff atfliction, uno or two tnemoriea still bold our names and forms; bat the crowd moves « in ita. daily circle; and »• lu — three mures On entering, tho feeling of deadly feer the great waves of lime sweep orer which had h-iuntod mo, gave way, and I ---> —»- —>—• >—*— thought myself a sad croaker, to have be­ lieved there was anything but pleasure awaited me, but Mrs. Woodbridge stood Fimt Grtu—A boy got Us grandfath­ Wore foe, with a pie *sd face, and a. er’s gon, and loaded it, but was afraid to bowed ab-M*" form. . firs • he, however; liked the fun of load­ We but iptAt! each ctber’H names, and ing, and to put Tn another charge, but she led me over lofy staircases, though ■til! was rich and beautiful apartment*, to oos pleasanter if possible, than anywhere; ance. In fear and trembling, ns though we had heard a supernatural revelation, we returned homeward. It was getting dark and al) the wood seemed alive with forma of terror. Al Lizzie’* door Barry stood waiting with a smile on his tip, and she but left me without a word. nestled closer to me begging that I wo’d - Seated alone, I heard strange, frightful go in »ith fosr.' Harry noticed her un- sounds echoing through th* rooms of that nrinedy home; a sad. despairing err for ^....j^Mttwirtiea of their ©nuntry, truly may it be aaid “tbe pates of hell shall not prevail azainsl it.’’ (Renewed applause.] In all the trying positions in which 1 shall bo placed—and doubtless 1 shall be placed in many very trying ones—ray reliance will be upon you and the people nt the United Stales, and 1 wish you tn remember, now and forever, that it is your btishwas and not The seventh was in 1820, with the Che­ mine; that if the Union of these Staton and the liberties of this people should bo rokees in Georgia. . The eighth was the memorable Nulli­ lost, it is but little to any one man 52 fying Ordinance of South Carolina in years old, but a great deal to thirty mil­ lions of people that inhabit these United et>t sections of the Union camo into col lisiou, was in 1820, under the administrslion of President Monroe, emi occurred on the question of the adtohslon of Misrrusri into the Union. iMoaiith.was a collision between the Lcgislatarc of Georgia and the Federal antonvt th® Washington, Feb. 10. ATOLIA The Tenncsiwc delegation -ar* in rooai't of dispatches showing the mult of the election iu that State y*aterday. Thu Union men hnv a carried everything before croqa support given by your Stalo to that them by an overwhelming majority. political cause which 1 think is the true LouUrilie, Feb. 1!. and the jost cause of the whole oountry. Memphis gives between 300 acd 500 •w—» ____ __ ... ,___ ____ _ majority for the Unlqn candidates to the HMM wrangle by the mouth with no cor-1 Convention. Retoms from W«t Tentainly that they mean the same thing, j nessee indicate the election of Union epnwhile using the same words, it were as . di dates. wdtlfthay waakl keep aitence. The Nashville, Feb. 11. ------ -------------- •—« —aa:------- I As far as heard from, all the Union mUnt^riiixena of At State of Indiana : am her* to thank ymi for thia magnifi- ante, if we can. that we do not uaderslaad candidate* are elected by overwhelming majorities. The Convention is defeated by a large tntyorily. The vote of Nash­ ville is—Union candidates 2,000 ; atceaision, 555; fi>r a CiXncntiw, 1,290; no Convention, 1,507‘ tbe!g*elve% who cactuiuly kMSMyonber Rkxakkab:x Fnxrn ox to* Nxw Y. <4 shA words. What toes, is ommukI Cnsrost Hov«s.—It is understood at the wkat in inrssiMl Wredd the marching Custom House that n remarkable fraud of an army into South Carolinn without was perpetrated m< long- sgo a* Septem­ tbeuomeMW her P*¥k 8*d oN» U. ber.’and boa jimi boro 3i*covrnA It tile intent towards them, be invasion J I seems that some pt-morh aa vet unknown, foroad pramita fur the wl tain eoM. from the waMir-nso. Io doing itank; bat if the United State* fo.U,.n<) «Ut propn,., dutia* on foreign miport withhold tha mail were habitually —— An Tnfoan blindness E �FROM TH£ SOUTH. Sellotings resulted as foifotra: ft VeisesAv Morriig, Ffo oana of Hustings and vicinity. spocio amounting OCR MWBIDM la Nor FEX.FZLX.BD. ory, and 8. W. Chase wars appointed •■Tba Senate to^ay prolonged ita Ex■#*»» OT M. gin ln>» Idl, iteta eentive aeaarin over the nomination of tering unction tc their souls, that the Re­ IjKHWU. . ton* Douglas and Pugh are opboth Pettit and Black, and their confirmation will be defeated in a fclf vote. "■ ' ' * ’’ ‘ Telegrams from North Carolii.x asy that the contest there will be very done, bot the chancea are against secession.” : The same correspondent mentions Mr. Dejsrnexte. of Virginia, as the member who abstracted from the House library a large number of the books which are now a&U&aWMUpta*, AM mriste m ‘ * ।admit this territdry as a' Bute, hi order Ions, and military this proposition to admit New Mexico, reveals a state of facts damaging to tbo very object desired to be attained.- Mr. Bingham, of Ohio, has given us a little the store-ship Supply, convened at al the Legislature are engaged nt the Navy Ysril this Moniiug. The exn lion will commenca to-morrow.' An offi­ e.'UWW1 <o wywawa. .<» present with bills makingappropriatiuns, cer, wire, Wrib taj. »« CWrtrtaw.-M. J. Lathrop.C. O. Scott, or worid if Michigan had a Constitution 1 turned out of* government bouse al tliMt would permit legislators to do any-' Seism George, Perry Cbihoe; Pensacola, atones that the refefe, after A-Hay.—H. Bitter, A. Trego, & W. thing rrasounblc or just. J soy that the । taking the Nnvy Yard, gave thorn three Chste, <». 12 [ngram. Lcqi.ibUirc wuuldmekaan appropriation hours to IciUte toe plscc. They had - po Hatlingi.—John Roberta, J. A. Swacfor the purpose of placing Um military of .ru*aus to gd away, and the persons Uro’l xefl Biram Drmwcn, H. Jf. Sheldon. the Scale tan a war fobflhg to a moderate here Uy. die. Supply would have bad to a ter re or enlist under the acrosaiou flag. •rtent-foconsequence of the threatening ' Washington, Feb. 15. 4 aspect of National affairs. The Cctiatiir. u lUetollcirinir: R. B.fehaw, AiUObot ' ’ The army Ifapplire ached at Napoleon, Igretiim. dy»>rj>«i«. tulioc !■ ao narrow in ita limits, that it ia Woodit^L— P. Cramer delegate. Ariumaaa, were destined for the army io ' Bcrruna irriiabllitt. i • On motion tho committee’s report was quite'dnubtfol whether a loan can be an- Texas Which Is diert solely tq -protect thoriaed by the Legislature under.it oven ithe whites from the Indians. accepted and cbmmitte discharged. On motion it was carried to aHowr per-' though war was actually at our borders; Il le said thnt assurances have been re­ sons from towns hot represented, to pre­ It may possibly ba stretched some, hut ceived that neither Fort Sumpter or ‘ sent them ■'rives as delegates. Pleken« will be attacked, and as soon u ICKCIl,»n:i ------- „ bonds would bo rather stale u« mariMt if ] On motion. J. F. Emery, J. P; R«.b Davis is inaugurated President of the f et la, and L. L. Clark ware appointed tel­ they wore not backed by constitotionali. Southern Qinfcdrrncy be will send s mft>ty; therefore, the probability is that a Ister i lers. ' ' ’ to Washington to negotiate. How­ £ On motion, It carried io proceed to an law will be passed niuking general regu-1ever, it i« certainly naccruinH from Ha­ informal ballot for defegntea. lations for toe toe State Lacked ij ‘*OT‘D«a * urre« iw the military of tbe State,backed ^nt Mm.Aoduraub Maj. Aoder*.:. frets feels i * vurr* inw n.«c«*r ■> ~ ztativ -I. ........................ I !«-*«!, .nd .b,»H k. b. «.u ; . ...» —Ij. " . I perfect Iy secure, and should he be assail* 1 *r~ S Tbo S.amp l.nd appropriate., are JO « 2 J 8 Tuxbnry, J H Monroe. J A Btrecxey, again on ’ According to rumors the debate to-day in llic Peace Conference was of an excit­ ing ehoracter among the northern and southern ektretniats. Another effort was made to admit reporters. , An additional company of cavalry ar­ rived in tho city to-day. Private -advices from Montgomery stato that arrangements have hern made for a loss of 114,000,000 by the flrat of March, at which time toe confedsraey will have fifty regiments of troops ready for the field fur the purpose of reatsSteg coercis®, and in ease of a blockade, marching upon Washington.. WublsgUx:, f.b. IS. T'rom Waaklevton. u M.m moui 1 1, "11 I'MVWOM . I.—»•■■. MM ■ W w * lith them. and all should Xakr • tearooouful at ir.tnp.lotarf,!.,op„l a ,ui«n.<»;„^.U»t., .mtadyta! ita ita™. d A W Briley, the’thlng al! the State Roads in America, at least those iu Michigan. ' But Is the --S. Dffiicy, J. Roberts, Sweezer, A. W. Duilry, J. 8. Tuxbnry, 11 indication of a lasgo number of too racma bill now pending.in the House extend­ ing the tlric for ths completion of the 1st rOBMAL DALLOT. several railroads which have • 23 J. Roberta, heraUiforc been dommesced by companies in antici­ J. S. Tttxbury, 10 pation of payment by the State in land On motion. .1 obn Roberta was dedared granted by Congress for that purpose unanimously elected. some four y-'ara 'sineer Tho subject of On motion, carried to proceed to an the bill creates a good deal of interest informal ballot for second dtJ — * *nd soma strong opposition, but 1 think " Tuxbury, 112 it is certain tn pass. Sweraey, There Is also a bill 'before the TToiuc A. W.llailey, O. L. Ingram, proposing to repeal tho Personal Liberty 2 J. M. Nevins, BUI. 1 think 1 know Ils fete, but it will Etrtory, call forth some buncomb, and occupy a turgher, ■ good deal of -time. *$tare ’U' aho anofhsr propoakuiu*be P. -Cramer, Ou motion, ft was carried to a formal ballot J 1 15 'irasitrsff St. I.4>u!s, Feb. 15. Die States’ Rights ticket for State veiitiou uaa wiiiuirai bos- Montgomery, Feb. )5. r>Wlii real,quarter ct Return mania Congrats appointed a commit tec of six I. ta«wLf quiuber three -1) Mnh< to make arrangements for thr inaugura­ tion on Monday next. A resolution of­ fered,relative lo tho purchase uf vesacb JAMES was referred. An officialx-opy nf the Texas ordinance Baud. Droewtetal, 1*0. was presented ."jib tbs .credentials of llir> delegates, uiie xj ubptn bgs.«ariyed. -Ob­ jection was made lu ita toception, ch the MOMTOAGE SAIJL ground of its hot huiug ratified Mr. G'regg, of Texas, a delegate, was inrittd Pr.»t>rirV>r, 444 Bnmdwar. NowA'erfc. and 114 to take a seat. An act has been passed in secret sesMORTGAGE SALE. ainn, oulinuing -the customs officers in r frail hating brrn rr td<- i. ike eeadiliro ol •» J}w !-,U! d*J A* 1 pffice till'too first .pf April,requiring them j-avrurntof ■ err t tin (•drntuiff nt Mattgagr A,. to tajrje uatb of jqalty to the Provisional Gowymeni.. U fore the House to tend oJinmis»ii>nvn tq struote-J tre-n-prrt.il pl*. Ct reducing Washin|toi>, at too call of toe State of expenses and collecting the revenues. Virgin! ’ All attempts so far have failed T0BMAL BALLOT. Tuxbury, Sweraey, Lapham, cu.intr ofbirry i «rt MMMS bring ...< a.* --■ this wholesale dealtag ta too Swnmp ' coccriuu, and they wiii probable ba in(rends; but if ft nwret go over ihc dam jI dignsatly J: .retumed. The legislature " ia a pile, we shall pin on to toe taH of. will adjourn next Week. by large maj.irkics at lea*: in toe Hoq<r. nd retarded st !. n'etoek. P. M. of January Mcrtc>xr« < n p»je« f > of the Iterieler oi ; taa ncUcr. thffteUl of twe Hew Advertisements. Had Virginia Uyeddoa n no propositions ' On motion J. S. Tuxbury was declared as a basis for a soUlemeot of Uc present I | Natiooal difficultiee, there would nut liave | unanimously nominated. On motion, it was carried to proceed been a 4a»roting -voice in either House | to an Informal ballot ifor -fee third dele­ againstiendhrp "hem ; tho rigns of the -,, gate i Wk. MAS05 ALLEMj . KAt.F.R IX GROCKJUIJJ. pioviaiMM. pro1 dace, Uiali. butler, lard, pwrk. sad grata at undi. A!m tori eandita. ete..e>e. Store in , , =______________ r»»*ry. . > | J hiou. £a<i Wcx-Jc-j mjt». u< » Our M.,„l„ef.Cm-r-i. . ibtl. । aJfJH lx Lapbam, Burgher, ' L'sblie. cnoHly tOilM, , . On motion J. A. Sweezcy was declared weak In tho backbone just now : a had I RODEBTS Jc NTMKER, time to ffipch. . inform them that this is a part of that unanimously nominated. ‘ I"k'~AI.EltS in drwg«, taetlicioaa,fpslentawdiOn motion, it was carried that toe del­ With all toe above Important ques- . 'cities, palate, site, lutpffulitH, teraingfold, territory in which Mr. Seward has recent­ egates elected bare jiower to substitute tione and a largtamotir.l .of-o'.'rtr unfio- p ire li'uore.drs-aloflk w.nttotr-glaM. natty, rroly said, that tho peculiar institutions of ,delegates. a«ne*. atatietoerv. end frrrj- ariklta. Store >a .. ., . **ttovcPa Bleak?' Ha>tia*a, Mfcb ।the South have succeeded in planting but On motion Convention adjourned. . ( liMy that tbs Legislature will .adjourn ono slai-e open every 40 000 aqtiara miles O. L. Iirwimsf J.-H. Mmor, 'before the 5th to the !Oth of March. Let -nn oho be deceived. , Secrtlary. Chairman. Jof -territory 1 John McKinney is bore, and id.custody, The slavery question IS NOT an obso­ L/fWt OFFICE CAUeUB. .of an officer. There is a full dstermina1lete question. in’iie RepubTitans of Hastings aud vi- •titffl on the part of both Houses to probe Satax Rrocktho Sim —The Detroit cihlty met ip convention on Bat unlay the the affairs of die Treasury to the bottom. , TVW mim of the bl'.h inst. has an amnsina 16th inst, pursuant to a call of toe Re­ ; 1article in regard to farbearauce between publican iBaancr. believed tliat the Republicans were caps’Republicans who differ as to matters' of On motion of W. K. Ferris, Mr. ‘Wm. Wte and willing to correct errors tn State public policy. Tho article is quite longl ihe-eid d«e«s«d. Burgher, Esq.,was duly elected.president affairs •, wo think that statemeut wi|! be REMEDIAL AU EXT, aud wo subjoin only the closing portion! of the convention. proven before lung. of it, which, if k is intended for ks-nwn On motion, C. 8. burton was elected Gov. Blnir is jnta the man for the Lansing correspondent. (B.) is certainly .Secretary. ■ very appropriate, Indeed. Read : *• 1* On motion that the President appoint Di.p.teb'to ih.N. T. Eve. Po»t. ftd.-toL F«b. 14. I.T hiving b««n made m Ut «sa4Mt«a .ml . ..ntu.hl uf Ihff U «- inV.M .11 „,„.,rrd by GovtnimaiH. largo ualo for Ita R«*hterla Chia MORTGAGE SALE. Will our readers credit us when -we. Washington, Feb. 16. A convention caucus to night unani­ mously approved 'Binaham’s force bill, which nutborixed the'collection of the revenue on shipboard, outside insurrcctiutjary ports. It will bo pres* 1 * paresge next wv<k. ‘ Secretary Holt gave s ieves to the ^Tcsco Commisafonera to-night. J have inferred and believe that wa moy <191 and should not letter -the hands of noneat "toil that wrings from the-earth its increase, and feeds, and clothes, and shelters nations. Never, sir. will I consent to-the admission of that State until she repeals that IrAmous enactment. But more than that. Bhe-has upon her statute book a black code, which provid os that any person tnay nrrart any slave <-araping from his master, though be tame from the remnlest ends of the earth — from Guinea or Algiers, from Cuba or Brasil—and, without a hearing before a magistrate, commit him to ah A tntriran jailer, whose duty it shall be, at your coat, dr, and mine,.to imprison bin six month#, and advertise him, st the cost of the American people, for n master; end if no'master eotnes, to tako it for granted that he ought to have a master, and im­ prison him six months longer, without a hearing; and at tho end of twelve months* imprisonment, sell him at the door of your A merican Court UoUfc—at the al­ tar of American justice—to the highest bidder in entth. Thfe infamons statute further provide# that the Sheriff’s bill of sale shall rest in the purchaser a good and indefeasible title against all persons whatever, even includirc tie ruaifs right to his own soul. hand on a parpow of mating roai. and dlu4>«.—i tWaikinglou, Feb. 17. ire beginning lo-despair, and some-uftbe r-xumiss:oners have advised tlteir distant friends accordingly. An effort is being made to avoid Con­ gressional action on all peace proposi­ tions. Washington, Feb. 16. cleared for Braxoe, Quaraaliue, but psobsbly will tatau. Bbsb»rA ' * rakdta,‘.ndia)ri Durfee. - to got rid of the territorial question ftw ' !the timo-beiug, and ■ render it easier for ‘-.But, air,! would op;<ose the admisaioa "Washington, Fob. 14. At the Frace-Conference to-day, sever­ of New Mcjuqgas a Stqte op the fortlwr al addresses eulogistic of tbc late Judge ground that, she ia not to l»e admitted into the Union as a State until she repeals her Wright, were mode. nnjust legislation. She lias to-day upon Washington, Fob. 15. her statute books Ufo slave codes, which The ctuntwfttee appointed to prepare would bring a tlu»i> -to the cheeks of matter fir- tb<- Peace Conference to day Caligula. She p.wtdet by law that all reported a plan rff pacification, ft is un­ rau wiutk lammuxo mux ako woxkk, derstood to bo com pounded from Critten­ contracting to do service, including shep­ den's and Guthrie’s propositions and the herds and agents sent on journeys, shall border State resolutions. It applies thr be subject,when their day's work is done, principle of the Missouri compromise to tho insolent lash of the task-master, North of 86:30, and -pouular sovereignly and shall have no redress for the insult south of it.Every effort will be made and wrong in courts of justice. Is this to carry this plan through this week. the reward which is to bo tneted out by "Richmond .advices say that a conserva- American law to hot.esl white men and tive/ecling pervades in toe Virginia con­ women ? Is that tlx? reward ot honest vention. toil? Why, sir, ! thought that, in this Col. Dritlkard has resigned in conse­ land of ours, work was to be held*«aered. quence of reSeclluus mado by the report 1 thought tlie boosted maxim among the of the committee on the abstraction of American people was ‘a fair day’s wages tbe'lndian bonds. ’ secession. About DO speeches have been deliveredI in the House on the crisis, nearly.two-. thirds of:which were Republicans. There» are still On h.ind at least enough to make। an even hundred. Tbc greater part were> written out ta advance of delivery, and| many oft-hem read to empty benches du­. rin ik; formality of night asreioos. These who were moot boneiul-of beoe-. fidal oreults from the .Pesci Conferewoe, Oil motion tba convention adjourned. New Maa. insight into the' laws , which ilaveiy has R-'inforcemctits have started for Fort already-established in that territory, ss Tortngaa, and other rdief has been or­ follow's: dered from Tex*?. Special agent Jooee, who was dispatch­. ,, ed by Sccretasy-Dix to New Orleai»s.lias satisfied himraif that tho revenue cutterr Robert MeCleUand was surrendered to> tho authorities of Louisiana through com plicity between CoNsctor Hatch and| Capt.’Brushwood before the ordinance off and mnnllions, de for Fort Pickens, Ute oeaaM to'eHR wM'fltmuM ftr bdr>i <»ll«l__________ IctoSfc. «» w«*t niff .«* ______ lolMTdnJ 40 *tn“ rfl.qU.iiM wUJk U. a-’ missing. Tbo rtpoK in lire TTruss has pronikent Republicans ih Congress and had tho iff&t (if bringing hack largo out of Cupgreas to roll themselves In the filth of concession and compromise. But' quantities of books that have been miss, ing for a long thne. Cob Drinkard, chief dork of the War department under Ffoyd is dtsmteaed.— Mr. Potto, who was chid clerk under .Secretary -Conrad, fills the place temper- Carried. On motion that tba proceedings of thia Washington. Feb. 13. tellers. Qjair appointed G. W. Mills, of Analber inatallmont of Floyd a acceptliasticga, and iaaao Msassr, of Carlton. ancot. amounting.to 440,000, reached this in Lansing, a hundred or two in Detroit, citr to4ay. . , ’ On motion that the convention adjourn ... .... j *«i scores elsewhere in the State. Im. Rumors are afloat, to the effect that the sine die; but liC Vourtwy cf Mr. 8weemonsy raised on the acceptances irns gh - j those engaged ia It, tome u».to^.rtle....bo .ere to U- I rf *"r .OT!V.«S «.»»• plot for toe overthrow of the government, "osteon bed tvrallsorta amtataeof mo ptesertj tlrtt others might ghe thsir U. el.rk,.h„ wm, t, tar. b«T, '»-tav yx JU »««™ «“*> views iii ragard to, an adjoururaatl, but lb. «u!»-« or tta rtirftab^ ]. aw **^*^-.*7° ro tar. udnnn) pood .ro.rltia r„r th. "T"" i>> “•"** °L1t lta_!Or.g n>«, m to U wisUi)g.Uw-flUteCknA»Uy .to bo puL ^.“2 . .orlblto. ba florid, .nd other St*the nuny made dropsical. • move it is against adjourning and eonUnaaUy tarn. Ptao. C. ur.r.no. .djoumod or.r r»*±**;. "’‘'"Zj’T’l. ingour Republican dotios for the tae»u«i Ita Coiumilto. ou AdjuUmuit mon may object to lie in a bed which it dvomiBg U>ig> dm#' Ata We as Eq nb -a tnxwfws proceas to fit them for. We ___ _ n«t __ >.. . to _ ........... rr-L r no takes utaes each nucti a to tit inetn tor. »> e was rrady report. Then!. to probablHty that the committee will in». want more political tolerance, and If we mediately afro opou a report, espodsTly ta.-ww-.re- —.a >f the projresiLiuu to nscognise the right I * J” of accession is inaisted upon. Tba north- P*rt*te,’"Jr "IttWW Uio virtues of tolsrern rushers of tho Conference arc-* nl,t>n* ' Great Nntiowal wheel and orate ‘ft to Yours truly, -------- ^.,,w------- ln;sn Fla Ji has long been-a mat­ ter of complaint among the tinea trade of Ireland that tbo produ ction of Am Is quite inadequate to th- requirements of the market. Judging fVqin the pratentgosi■tlon of the flax qjllorq of the country, the complaint aeetns to be more than ever 1c. . According tn toe annual reThe Belfe.il Zisra Circular, the Jrt of land undeh flax in Ireland in —„ 128,230 ucrox, ogriMt I3G,316 acres or about 5 per cent. Notwithstand­ ing, however, thia decrease in area cuhtrated, ft fa generally anticipated that the It ft Mill vary *!4p I*. Us mmIM . ns tlffrifenhcteri fcrMi4«iS£en«ta<S lllar. *.*. BC|..lMeo'd<^M&sMX«rt- . liter. imdatateof Michi . : . - CHA.XCEHY SALE. u>4joJd Vy all drvggtaa, gnoen, G.-K. B. A.M,mX!XGKR*CO., (Efflsbliahsd laDM.) SolaPrerifetoM. v. IA n—-.i _ _ ».• >' tbrrriu of the I a copy in lb* "KcpflDtttan B*nSet,"ly n in Uiutlngv. tud cirvulfflingtAii fATE orMtCrtiaAS.-ThsCircmlCeertfcr the eAta>ty*» Hrrr. In «i*nc»rjr. B IW. re:; I of fabxOny AlminBirator’a gate. rd fetlhaHte ante ratste riFft*‘«-yori- l«u Vbs drtfrist |4»lre BcuUfsi TeeUI ■WKKrUAB JOMBB. ma lauds and WnffUMata V1K. mm>«1 eauu.. to U. VULCARITS RUBBER BASE, New. To*. Feb. >< rfeT • Michigan. The people need have no fears of bis integrity, firmness, or patriotism. Tlterd is good authority far Myhre tl Mfr.’Mncsin will stow at toe Astor fiotti SW-CoLS Xuiee iffstarrter* tateb* ijivso. tbalJiaerffrdawer with the lulntff. the prrtnbrs OcwribM i> Mid Mortsffsc, wiltke Mklal >uMiu auriisasr rctuiae.lo il.e bUlwet Wddsr. aS ths north fr»»l tin is, and- th- responsible position as­ Indianof tho Preri-. „ New mr» OCcnoor, ofBanyt ifte.tb Harfrt M. Mae — .— . _un»r anu>uiea}urv>a>s,iuua urrei | day rfSrpiemvcr. A. D. IE39, ai d recorded at S 1 o-cl'-ck P )t.. to IhcaCiea ef Um !Ur»ter trf Daria signed him’by the intelligetit I'vepfo of higher prices for ffex lh<n .were current at .tbc 0P”)i^c, caujcu o:i expcctafioB o?-improved < from die operation of. tho trine. . It taix-WkAu x A> -‘MT__ - • - —. . itf.Virginia has bean detected in making "States may go out of the t*nlon,butmen" ... t—| aD<J wom(,a g0 in The Jx»d brim MORTGAGE SALE. . PstMUals: •TXUCX LKMV both *MfcJy a^ Jf.stety.! Tba S« quarter of acetins tftrt �M< ax'ina^Mato'prsaaba FafarriugM.a*2'aildsfI hr orlcvUh^fir Hit rOVU CHILDREN WANT IT. murifa famir* fa n mlf <Jfxcrf JSSlMfa. 'WSX5&--;.m WILL CERTAINLY PAY, Wdly RrnUaod. I Hi'ad n ■orribl* re»Mhl:i* haftereesa, Imod I stepped into the ba|.Ubecarlea, hand axy* Ito lu r.nodtar part of this paper is * re­ nd you flouLft Save rr. port of a post oflico meeting, ^hioki* not very full and needs a little explanation for the benefit of out reader* renrota Irurn this locally. Thn g*U bf th« Jfirpublinn ^'■a. thio c.-dcr. Ul* Bai* ly of thia <«rd er to fo ;t-of BaatiugKiu ta** e peblieatiot, of thia ®ABDWA»"'STORE, Banntr referred to"was an editorial no tlcc, whiok-of itaqlf stated that It was; snafie’Vjrjrequeri. It is due tba township ; cowturttoe'la atata that Ibis request was ! FABM, aadfor tbe GARDEN, vis.; th. SPECIAL *by a private icdivMinl aud did aot re•ceivc the sanction of any member of this | ■committee, not even of tho editor himself.1 This notice was published on the Cth inst. > NOTICES American AgrfanHnrnHst. TO CONSUMPTIVES AtoJ tho*. afflict*! with ‘’’I'iKftoB.imM ^43; YOU Wfoirr IT. bw-une it cotttaiM so wry many new and uxi-fol dirwliM.a, Uinta and wggestisn atomt-all.hind* of out door-work, io tba GARDES, in the HE1-D, is tho UROUARD, uu HEART DIHEAPE, of theoretical atnff, > ieh *«g*«h the rounds from — ......... K„> n I, tilled with useful FFVEB A AGUE, uiiltec, this notice was contradicted On rfon, every word of j,j k— t-esest cosstvatxqm , prwtirt W0BE1NG MEN, ।*lK know Chat thrff ■ the lUtii aa authoritatively a* it had been The under.ifinrd, nos, Mrcntyfivc years old. given.- So much lor tbe “call of the Jit- Ns- for years tfavoted kia time to Curing hie- Pa­ nsban era aud the poor 4* New York uf IhaM pvbliean Bonier. dreaslful complains, which carry thouaaoda a^d It Is also proper further to stale, that tbotfranda to an uotiiue'y gear.'; ha haa *c!dotn failed to cure all who hascapp'frd to Mb for rv«m the riJth it was found that individtmls lieLlami be-h«rjng it to be a vhntrtfan duty 40 re. here those abroad, aa well aa at home, bk will win we arrangemea‘.5 were »o expensive •end to lbw* who remiire U.S Copy -af Prescriptiooa used, (Froe ..f Cl.arge.i, with directions for tliat they could not nllurd a postponement, prewiring and using the same Also rules <:t». were determined to bold tho .•aectlng at Diet; Bathing. Ventilation, and Exereia. for the Sici(, they wiU find ttM* rawedioa.awre euro for all events, and other individual* rallied, L ui .umrnrm. aad all diaeasr-. nf the Tuaoxr *s» Lota. fa*, in A«rr, Uouvtv«Tiu*g’Maa*r to get, if possible, a postponement,so that Dintmr.'DrtnMn, Srerota Thtan.rrr. add Fethe meettag might possess sunte binding doit. Tbuuund* of utberv Uai, deriv»d *HuiUr adranUfei. You are invited to try the paper a validity.; but failing to do 'tliis, withdrew year, al a Mat of only II, If you tfaire, yon and declined any further participation In etafektJ The or charge, four or dvc p«rrel» of ebofre awMta. wbieb th. Publisher will dbtrithe meeting. Thus tho result. bate among th» *nb.eriberu the prutnt winter. W* should not hare felt called upon toYOUR WIFE want. th. JprMtarafiXtaeanM it ba* a Jar®* amount r f valuable and realnptic* these fact* nt all.had not tbe report awful IcfoeTnaTian about all Lind* of HOUSE­ The following i« an oxtract frrim a let­ Ir o! the proceeding* baaed the action of the HOLD WOltK, fooui Garret to Cellar. Give her ter Written by the Bar. J.B Holme. p»*tvr of the the beneBl ofsbis paper for a year. Ysu will Bad meeting upon the “«rW ot the Jirpublican Pierrioot Street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., to tbe "Journal and Meaaenger.** Ctnctiibali, 0., Bannvr.V YOER CHILDREN wanftbo and apeak* v<4utncafafar. ref that pc,M-raoowe­ ed ^adieine, Ma*. Wtoauowa Soonitot Sravr ul, fur it enntnins a wry ir.tereriing. o.efal. and . rttertaluln- department for Yotith end-chil­ Tutiinro , Lit Barry Covxtt Rrrvan Tnxxks. roaXjtuusJiax '■p r ace an ad’ rrliatwent ia your columns of dren, which »ill be of great rdue td their minda and heart". — Barry County tax payers certainly Heel !Vimu>w'» joonuaotrracn Now ra orrt si die word In favor of a i a'-vut medicine before , Th« shore sre trnlhfc' at«tcmento. that will be have great reason for congratulation that io ehr Itfr. tut «t feel <xw:.iled to any to.vowr ; ebeeriuBr^ltretwl Irv nmri, attested by aurir a hundred lbvJ»ai><! of th. prearut remfara of th. Eaton lies on die right aide of Maple .lyrinftvnk-f, l ou are ins.ted to try a single vol line of io# ^..rirefrwrolsri.-whjch will cost Gr.ae, (i>e ooce. We hope the theatre only, I. and n ll abusdeofly pep. 1 fy it for Stall. of litigation ia now changed. The fol­ (VoLi-> , ‘ x • DBANQE JL’UD.TnUfot.»r. A lowing from the Eaton Cvunjy Jitpubli■ ■ r‘ <1 ParkdUw, N.wTork. cvn will explain: l)rt. CL \V. Hop ack's SoAj,nts< v:xS K;. it r.t> t xa—The eelvbt ated Scm.H inn via tt fJetcr DiHon was yesterday hronght Kcticdivn, prspared 1« W. Boback, uf l icein before Justice Foote, on a warrant famed ratil O . «fre nwreattareunxrou«idcrab!e • .. . perron* who are afflict w auu upon complaint made by Smith W. Fow­ no*, iinlr arming r.l.raimatlua an.! grueril nerron* deraagvinent. ler, “for fraudulently removing or em but^tuouK tba taaillr- TU foUstn Uta certificate, heuling property under a chattel mort­ from on* <rf the oldest o« well as tbc nw»t L ioaiigage,'" executed by Dillon to aeenro thi neut eitlxon* vt Mi«tia*fa.-i, treak* for' itself.—• ‘Owing to Abe nonconcurrenrv of '.lie com-1 , payment to Fowler of the sum of one hundred dollars for his services in getting, in the Supreme Court, an order fora new trial of John Dillon, tho sou of the KeMM>ndcr.t, some time since convicted by the Circuit (Acrt of Barry County for tho murder t»f Mrs. Harding. On hearing fit; tdao hrre triad tnary princeiB, but ril to Ro .the testimony, the magistrate ordered the pnrjH)»c. 1 twin I«1 thanklul 1 !>ave at (vugtli obtained a tnrtlicine which baa given mo relief.— Uespotuleut to find hoi in the sum of two I Imi-e purel»*ed twe bottle* of jour Hcandinarlhundred dollars f.-r bin appearance al ’.he ■ •1 pick'd 1‘urifir-r ami two faxea of your Bl<x4 I'll!*, of Me»»r». Uowxe A Hr.rdaw*y.vbicbl have next Circuit Court, to answer for the al­ u*el. Ttirr have given ma almoat eutirc relief— Myliml « and re.nv have been greetlr * woolen, l.ul leged ofirtuw. vijor n.cJictee Lav reduced them to 'their p.-rper p in »»id county nr Barty -oJititie the Ctreuit Cnurtl i, A. d. imn, e» f**Xr, pww! prernlsn iiWHMM rant qt»art«r < tta* ;tfan Xto twenty MMW north of range No. ■•««* !-<-r A- yn. >n aaadnM**Miehifw*. I SIBLKT, Mertfwpw. ?E 6AL». AXE. SOI, AT THE . queated the very beat nataiciiMa at th. tow.st Theae n.edrefae* are prepared in oca.ows uasMATvar, ’Bidet the car. Of Stile Ubenil.ta, and are the inoat reliable kooWutD acireco, iaduding all the recent diveovariMr ■ - ,■ , ■ To aU sddraaaing by J*t>r. pojaiaiug fall as- srX'rXxXsir:^; plr, with adrta**nddte««tiM> fora*r«r My foes aetit ua when Bending for adrice will Is. devoted to faroiabiag medicines to th. poor. In alt eaws medicines ran b« sent br mall or expreaa if de­ aired. fieud for one or tuore of our work* and judge for yr nrorivea. • Also published at th. infirmary, to aid the*. “Ssi: riimv phssicia*. THE LADII. S MEDICAL FUEXD, Tkt Cenlleaess Sleticsl C^.pislss, - L-TheC^rauiLCtoMttr' In chaneerr. tainfafaaW. ‘ SOOTHING SYRUP, For CtelMrcn Teellrinff. Wbieh grratlv facilitate* the procem of teething, be •oftuing the gum».;nriudne all IdflamaK m will allay bD ywia and apumodie aetion, amt I* TO REGULATE THE nOXTELS. Ik^^ c|-ou U, toottiu. it.will fir* rsst te Plantation nnd ShopsTer rvtrrFaiuilv. haring ov«r a lr0a rjc*lptt on Cooling. Dyeing, 1'rvirr>inj. Cleaning. Ac, Ho* to 1‘Itnl and wbat it i* beat Io Kai»». How to eure anitnala.adriee to Rouse Keepvre.Farmera. and Mrebanica, «• a 1<*> anbjeeta ,ef iefcrn.— I’riee‘.‘5 eeota. Worth »10 to auy oa< THE COMVJiPTIVETI BOOK. For ihcMuho slab to jet " * ‘ ful diaeaae, a full ducrlption u»«t fid it* with acwefol atati TM» Jewntal ahrreld ba in the band, of tmvty .*>•«» SMbtreAKY.I ‘•nixixoKa’a Old Lokdox Dock Glx” possesses nil the quailtfa* that can bo do sired ft>r this highest and noblcat use of all wmrttor liquor*. Its Ingredicnta are ♦hi dtwdllru juicca of carefully selected grains, made deficately pungent and fl*-' vor milt tbc aromatic tincture of the juniper berry. Ago has mellowed alt thew mingled aromas, and given an cxqirsiie tnifclnees—a smooth oily body— snd an almost floral 1 dvr to Urn liquor, which rsnderu H delicious to the senses V rtntll and HMta alike, while Its sjforkHng liquid purity leave* nothing for th* eye to desirtf.' ’ ' In eoncluaion, the writer must,rern.ii that Mw» A. M. Biuxoaa a Co.. 1 HASTINGfi TANNERY! LOST, Notice! Tl. I*U tra, .(!l’»ni • C»T«I U Oil* a, jC| Baa tings Taapesimredto BRQAP M NARROW AXES, GLASS, sash. *4 perri,. Rta pers’ HOUSE TRIMMINGS, COOKING, BOX, art PARLOR STOVES, of *v 9tj atria and d»*oriptina. ' MtthWMrti wbo i» aulberiaed to tottie ail claim* * DeerabertT. l»o. T-t&Sb”- ' i^i'l^shMtoufiba hAalmwtatamtoirt MttanMatnnd.br ^.)L¥-W.n. A Real O teasing. /Ufrietat.-Well, Mrs. John,how is that beadMn. ^Mfe.-Uen* 1 Doctor, all gon*' the pi'i HOW RESTORED °T Rcmsix, M, D.. A. M:. Chief Ptiraiciaa. S.' S. <^Sw«w Mortals, Harreon. Dr. J. BoriUt, CbefBlaL'o FTofrui P„'lLtkrJ a £rrll^n. DCto in WliUmnahurgh. Itorth 6thaed Alb St OX THE NATURE. TREATMKSfc AND RADfe EZrea^nl. will pie... c.cloyj t-u or CAL CURE OF SpEBMATVRRHCEA. or Semi­ nal Weekses*. Sexual Debility, .Xervousees* end three *i«*?ps for return postage, anduddress on loToinniary omiuiona, inducing Twpoteney, ud Dr A. BERNET. Mental and ny*teal Incapacity. ‘ (Box I<1.) Wiluamocm, Hk» TcritBY BQJBKRT J. CULVERWELL M. D. Aeltoe aftfs “tfwm HMk,” rkt. Th. world-renowned antbor. !n (Ma admirable l ecture, clearly proves **■ bil bVu •fctWfloMC HOW I RAWS, THE HOVSEIIOLD AND FARM, XFo ba»e pot up and »slil thl» article for «wer ten rear,, »ad can aay, is meWvoer end tnrA nf il, what wc never bare been 8^1* »o »xy of any otter ntedieise—nererba* Hfiitpd is a xmgt* h>“ cine ol the Humanitarian Mox< *nenb( ef •tanee, to ejbet a ent* when tim ‘ prospect of an immediate thaw. the liaxw alttrtnjrh litM- kuowuia aueh.eau hard- I contrary, ail are deHgbted with I ly be over »a!ini.ited in It* importance upon the CnMruMEXTAkr.—The popular Wine ’..Il being i f our widely acsUervd eonm-.un.tie*. Tba population of th.- American State* i« In many Importers. Messrs. A. M. Bilfinger <Sc C*’. ssssttma ao apanw, ibu* nkitlfal pbyalHatt are liat|Ily a-ntlalilc to tu.m. Vaat nusnbtr* of our uersoua debihty, lo»x of right, wakafulliw No. 10, Brottd Street, New York, have people, a: • obliged to employ in ricknre*. »uch of aolltnde, emptier a 00 the face, Ac., are hiroax it tst’so txri| before you »u9kr in received the follow ing sulxtantlal endorse juried nil.< »» they ean hrajef from each other, or ipd'cd.nytlieycang*tfroAanyquaitrr. Ilen-.c damage, to both body and mind. meat ©f their "Oin Lokdox Dock Gin,” artito* th. grezt conxuiuplion of Patent Mt.Fcinvs Te VaxxLU who waul, tars ri aaaatre, a ar.».ng u«.grret.r hr far thin in atty hf the old nmedris f>r Irregularitie*, Obstruction*, which appear* to be a standard article cotu.tneur, where *kififul phyakuma are acetwdb'.e to till ptasnes. Unprincipled me© ban low avail­ with the Druggists: , eddh.niaetrra oTttii* n.ces.itv, to palm oil their wori>.l'>. mntraart. nnai thi frerd Ms Become Tho “OLD LONDON DOCK GIN” ol ■yunus mm>» nlth impMiiiun wul Afooat On* of oil ifleadiug (.’Irciate in the Eaat, Dr. Arit it purA. M. fast SB sit a Co., ID, Broad street, r.uiag a course stl.lcb defeat, tin* ’ hiidutty. Ho tested, 4J(d ntrvr’failiug PasrKxrivs. . has been a favorite with the profession brivg* not eulv hia own but the best akilt of oar Umea to bear, br tbo production of the boa* terne­ for many years. I bare frequently pre-, edit* which cm. be made. These an a^pplicd the Griptag in the Bowel, r.nd Wind Cholic, W« wiu-uxti ram. to any on* plying.far U, •eribrdrit, and «Iwnvs with decided Rd- ! world, m a eonretueot form, at low prieea, end aad overcome cemrulrion*. which. If nut .pecdily THB JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. vaiilagetwEerc my direction* bare been j remedied, end in death. iVebeher.lt toe beet It it al.rg. and beauiifal paper, and contaiaa IwMowcd. it iu entirely the product of i insiead uf Urnit. The i’l'-vitabie eanwexuer.ee of and .ureal remedy in the world, in al! eaaeo o the mort valuable information on aKotary and Diarrhea iu children, whether U Siiennatorbea, or Seminal Weakness, Th. caus., very careful distillation—tbe active prin- • tlaud n, that lli. vili’ compound* that flood our >ea from teething, or tuj other cansu. We eleU and cure, abowl.g the awful etfcst* at the co-abtry are divcanl-d fur those ublchbor.ntiy ac- would aarto er err mottrrwfro Bns a child arf ciple—ibo juniper berry, being so blcnC- < “‘eETl’tether diacys of ‘h«_8exud Orranaa rd ns to give to the fipirit a very delicate . fail erplanxtioo of the origin of Syphilli. the fruity >-nd aromatic flavor. In the course ■land between yoo nod your Buffering child »ud ■seana of prrrentiee and curt. the rrifoftbalw.il bererv—ycu.ahnriutely wro­ On Conaumplion, that fretful diaeaa.- _ of a pr actfat of ten years 1 hava bad oc- • te follow the use of thia mcdn-itse, if timely used. On the Liver Heart. Stomach and Skin, cssion to test many of the mtis in the ’ I oil ihreeOmafor wrifR «'» nowrapanyeach botOu Fecial. C.imptafata. market, ar.d after a very c.tc!j! cxxintnth* rarl.ua MMxdi* of n>edi<?»e». the modes of Trretnieul now Practiced. •lion at numerous sainnks. have decithd On the Falto Treatment of Diaeaae.. that t-BININGER-S OLD LONDON j Oa the rarism.Mrdiaal Humbug*. DOCK GIN’- lias no (qua!. Really gftrt ■ is indispennble m every bomebold, and j On Dirt,- Exorehea and Ablation. tbo Old London Dock come* emphatic­ Mow th. i ■syrinon aboifid beally under that bear). In selling such an ' st.XTEn, M. fl. CROSS-CUT COOPER, aod CARPENTER TOQIA Jlreath, Abcci*'*. Djaenterr, Diarrbiea. Dyaj •ia. Apoplexy, El iltpey. Farnlysfo, liyateria. pocboudrinit. Mdaacbulj and Inunity. : lodfCxlo their rrtMiw in the ayatent by alaranuK aycipfatu. Sot ontr*<]tKnUy I he dita had n nice run of alvighing Ag.lin; with no o< trne CULAR1 nd SSlSfJ&WSH gion “crnibk/t stay away,” and we.have article at» fair price, this old kulcker- j bocker.hpuw »re doing tn^cfi for tbc cause j IflON, STEEL, NAILS, MILL, CIR­ And Prtrale Adrtaer. A book for the old a=C youof, ctnbtKtag flw ■ PatM1aer.Prareation and cure ofaU dla*aa«a«fLfinarr and Nexnal Organs, ax> a waxixo ram of advice am! euunael, aueb a» to be Gand In so ctbirwotk. FnceXjcenta. THE GUIDE AND GUABD S IY SALE. •aih aaJ all tt.y wML Their BtoiaMFS. 4qd the PhMitjlogf.qf Murriago. A work otkUrcru’c. aymplpm*. and IrMtmeat of all complaiuta pecnli.r tolbeaex. oe marriage, iiadutiea. abortioa and Ito tnauiu. o> (hUdrya. their Ula, and on th. prev.nticu of concntioB. with lavBluableInafruehsHi* to tb«m on autocetB of * priral. nature. 'Price tS cento. ’ * RKUEF AXD HEALTH TO YOUB INFANTS. Mont 8leio'I1NU.—Snow, in this re­ Tkeo* r*s»wB*d T’!« «d di.Lrfk. In th* bt Contaiulng simple remedies rexily obtained for th. cere vfDusaec la nil Ita forma, with fail «aplaualiona of the cause., aymptoiM, di,I, balhUg ■nd czenUM. Prie* 50 cento. Pltuieien.— Yon can gel them at any Drarriato. Call for Cbeubaiie Pitta. 1 find tb»r never fau^nd 1 reeoiumeud them in all run of lleadaeba. Mrt »liill M-od for a box directly.and ■ball tell all my Buffering frictida, for they are a Glut Diaeorxar.—Amon gib* moat Imjaartaat f.’r;. w protection of Small Tot. tb« Chephalie Pill for tf.» rt’lef of Uexdnebe. ond tbo ua« c! Qatnio* tor tho proecnUoMOi rercr*, either of wbieh i» * i«rt »peeiR-. wIkmc benefit* will bo osporioneod br iufmn)t humaaity lung after their diacertrer* ore forgot! ru. CURE NervotisHeatfache COOKIBG IT OVES I MOTT �_C|t $<|tiliru $a> B PUBLISHED EVERY VIMHDAT MOHNI! CASH OB VBODUCI T"■ l-jmi..,,. "NO HOW." »*afo* Ready BUT YOUB, GOODS row. Akei turpentine akd alcohol. Pay. FULL AND COMPLETE, . Jeb sad Gard Piiatfog. Htadrtf W, Ord, J&adkU. Cbta frlntUg uxutfd aa (kar< netM k tiles' business jflirei GROCERIES! OH LOW PRICES 8D ACIE3S CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. BP1CEH, PEPPER, PRUNES. SIGS. RAI3INS. CODFlfiHi . fast, srerrtfatag ta Oro Grocery lln*, such a la tbe tewatfop of 1 a*A<« bpnbgii AIm, Two Dwelling Houie., AIM a great vsrtaty of tbe BOOTS ABD SHOES, etc., In the Village of Might our ta-.rd vtotoa elwu-. To bahsH ibo-saeooa" mwj And b forma of doltaaS baa, Basr*u*« nn bwmty teialag through; AYER’S Hasting. Titles to all of these, InfiiarcTaau, nd Terms Easy. Caapmd Eitnet«[ Sarsaparilla, I don't cart !/ yew never pay for the* STATIONERY, CONTAIN NO MINERAL PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, ENVELOPE3. CAKDto, Ac., Ac. «Uk otrrinf errtii^if, sad la a very *bort tirM. Tb^ after nlf other ded cinro h»Tr proved UMIim, lh«j roliere - LIVER COMPLAINT, DRESS GOODS Compnao .D tb. lata.* tayfo. *f «LKN. CtdU-a, brdi.ta, taww, foW* IMNCH Mufi«.wdoUofoMlfod.tfc«se» tenm ad, manv af which ara groaUy aaperior io quality and beauty ta aaylbtag heretofore ofcsd ia tai. PRINTS BY THE CLOTHS, STRIPES. DIAPER. TABLE TOW EUNG. and all kinds of domestic goods; BRO A D KEDUCKKD BIC Upon our khelra. nny bs towad all *f lb. MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES uf tbs day. TUE ONLY PREPARATION THAT HAS STOOD TUE TEST OF YEARS, And grows more and more Pc green ailk of about one inch in diameter ; then cover the center of tbe green ailk with a cirde of indigo about half an inch ia diameter; in the center of tbe whole make a Week dot with a pen. Thru look steady , for amfuute, on th«« central.spot, and dosing you r •»•.-, hold >••*' lifcod ' about at. inch dirtar. r »m tr.etn, at jymi will appear tr. art • •- • - t -u... . ,•%. f 1 r? ’hsthr.rg u: - ran evtv’dva, । CORD, Ws have piles of S II E B T I N G8 STORTINGS, ik-t it should be employ ed for thr cure of not oaly Scrofck. but dao those other a&etlnna which arias front it. such ai Etcrnn and Sxix Disxass*, fir. Astuoxt** Fnix, Robe, or Errstrtuta, Piarixt, Petmn, Dlotcuxa, Buorsand Botxjt.TrxoM.Trrrm and 8ax.t Runs. Scald Hsad, Rixowobm. Ornes.—Plate on a sheet of white pa­ per a piece uf blue si Ik .about lour inches in diameter, in the sunshine; cover the center of this with a piece of yellow silk, about three inebra in diameter; andtbe center of this with s picoi of pink silk about two inches in diameter; and the center of tbe silk again corer with anoth­ er circle of green ailk of about one inch I in diameter; and the center of the pink silk again cqyer with another circle of rxtr vr rmrmasi D. C. HAWLFT Harting*. NW. I*. I860. EALER in all kind, of Family Ktane and Wooden war., and a g aertneotaf Prorltionr. Alao No Stere, two doers eaat of the Beating* H D ROBERTS Ac STRIKER J^EALERS ia druga^toedicinea.^ ««roliquora.dy»-*iuS*, wtndow-gtaM. arriea, rtatienrry. and fancy aruelea. ••Nowwr’t Btoek," Hatiingt. M.ch. AYER’S Ague Cure T Butt!. Crodc. Mick. Dee ?1.19U Pw. Wooo: Thro wilt picas, ncropt a tan to inform tkt that tb. hair cu my bead nil feU also WILLIAM BURGHER TICK OF THE PEACE. Att »«BMlor M lew, and Solicitor in in Baitay's Blocky (op stair*,) n CLOTHS, plain aad fimey CASS1MERES, Linen Drillings, Den ims, F. As M. Caoimerea, TWEEDS, and every kind of GOODS for Mea and A. E. DONSTEEL, Boys’ Clothing which ws ofer aft IBWTS & 8H03P, CAN’T BE BEAT. r**** to* Robsek*. Sprci.l Notlero .nd I ’time“ •Ko. ia Goodyear-. Nock, up ataira. ' ISAAC (i MOTT, Neata-Poot Oil.—J. N. Baker, H tub Prairie, HI., write* ; Take tbe knee joints of eattk-, and boil them three or four hoars, when the oil will raise*to the top I of the water. Remove the kettle from tbe fire, and when cold skim off tbe oil Every former and every one who would preserve leather, should keep a supply < f this article on hand. For softening and preserving leather o( harness, boots and : shoes, etc., it baa no equal. It is also ' highly recommended for sore teats of AND THINK! DRY-GOODS! Stacks of W. bur. forming testa sfsB Mata, sad STACKS OF CMOCKDT, WW*w> ■Ah.A.MwU.. VBBV IBS ncssss. . Without .tuppingfo dfru say farther sssneralhmor our stock ta trade, v* beg tour* to uy Clotting l7a7HOLBROOK, A TTORNKY aad Caunaetor at U« A CUancerv. Gcnerat Uad and T OBc., aaouod story of Rower a block. Y‘ J. M. Rl'KRELL. is now receiving from New York and Bunton, bin fall stuck of MTmaDtrACToeorns act. JR HU GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND I I ■Krick’s Sagar Caaied HUs! TKE VUOLX WORLH VX1TI.D! PEOPLE, DANIEL COOK, D8TICK OF THE PEACE, Gene GROCERIES Lalfo",“* and Tsaaliy Adviarr, rrmtainiac a i Mmornt ef intare.imr M>d role.ble MedMtl WnttfM'ean be bad gnlu of aayof thaafaato • ICK kBYSICIAN AND SURGEON. W UidiciM in Healing. aud Tta. niadc its appr-irc:.; '- :n the towns of Ilnisin and Adrutn. iu thiccuttnly. ' Mr. J. K. Webli, of th« toro-»«r town lost a valuable eow Inst week si tinratine. She was apparently well at nigh and*ata as well as tunnd. but was fou dear! in tbc Mali the neit mamiug. A<. Groceries! ! Consisting in part of H.’P. CHERRY, Now Orleans. Mimmrado, QdR-c, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated St>- rOTARY PUBLIC and CouvTya laud to all butter*, ♦utru.lrd ■mpturo. and WNily. Hroidrnro rryrounly, Mich. Blank, kept al L. n. STEWART, TTORNEY and Cnunwlor al t l and Caunteler in Chancery, N . All b..l»~a attended t. prom ally. Ofl** No. 5. Noble 1 Nock, Caocr.—The Journal of Health given tbe following adrlce in tbe treatment of' croup: Apply eold water— ice water if pmsi. j Soaps, Saleralu-i, Cassia, Pepper and st"“la aMUaa UA,On>’>aa >ram*l» hsssfullMwt complete Mwrtmmt of bio—suddenly and freely to tbe neck and TO HOUSEKEEPERS. chest, with a sponge. Tbc breathing will I CMKTaiNO NEW. B. T. BABBITS BEST at once be more free, ami the difficulty 1 MKDICJNAL SALEBATU8. relieved. Soon as possible let the suSerPj la manntaelun er drink as much a- it cau, then wipe dry V>tand ia proper^] 1 other rkter.tn. and cover it up warn:, end soon a quiet tn^berewj acted L._ w slumber will relieve tU parent's anxiety. prodoen Bruad, Btacuit, aud all L .nd. af Drags, Paints, Oils, Burning Flu­ id, and Camphene. S To Phesuvn Ecus.—Provide a small -mpboard, safe or tier ofshelves; bora tbc shelve* full of l«oles oee and a quarter inces in diameter, and place tbe eggs in them, point downwards. They will keep sound several months. Other inodes, such as packing in salt, etc., depend for tbeir tuooea simply on placing the points down; the shelves arc more convenient and accccvible. OOVNTY OFFICM Atao, ths targe.1 .tock .1 S. c. FRINDLE, TUDOE OF PROBATE, Notary tral Land ud Tat Ageat. Wi th* Curt Houk, at Hastings, on days sacbwnk. Ever offered in Battle Creek, all of which wiH be sold st prices that cannot fkll to suit purthaseri. Particular atteoUon paid tr filling or­ ders faun Hartings asd ». may, sod satisfaction guaranteed in every case. —Tbe I * paid for Pi DANIEL STRIKER IOUNTY CLERK. Nel ary PoWk I Land sad Tat A (rot. Often »u, and open at all hoaia. n te tlepoyiMnf «/ Taxu.____ OLIVER E. JEVEB ■ttfERIFF. Mar be found ia tt* S nr at hit reaid*noo, near th* Ja T I’AILUPS. Usaa* Saaairr an IS4AC C. ROTT, Keveteksr tie*, MO. aorSL if Low Pressure System Waft S , <itkw.ll KfTeBEx Odors.—A skillful bowse, keeper says, that the unpleasant odors arising from boiling liam, cabbages, etc., is completely corrected by throwing whole red peppers into the poL—at tbe same time that tbe flavor of tbe food is l«wv«4. k is said tiiat pisew of ,cbarrod will present th. same effect b OTHUODIILOUB for 3» AUltaee SHELLED CORN for 33 omU avb OATS for ■ 30 << POTATOBfer • M «« !a¥.1K187A ’gSKiKL.72 TED POTASH. WBW 4.U1SBBMBST TOE AMERICAN MEDICAL & TOILET REC’PT BOOK “ 3. H. COOK, IN EG INTER OF DBKD8. and N th. Ofteo «• tb* Court Houct. a IL K»SHELDON TREASURER. Oftr JAMM A. IWKE attorney. fiutteitor and Cran valo I Notary Pablle. will promptly Aneta eattwatM U bl» «*. arte af this State. Office hrtbo iMbscutino HARMON ■ WITH r COURT COM-.JftUO ■UarARolMusr. UaU Sultan. Mteh. Alan tr,Und.Tn.ColteeUcn GEVFLKME.1 ASD L1DRX’ TdSaWSastt | w hose name was Ifaddoe! cu onlj *^* hlsUAI EAIOTGUIOOVI! ^KyqMtA.>rxoa f.W. ud Welch repairer. ag., Xjcbigaa. Clock � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-02-27.pdf 54007ad751e718d8e66f5d4d07f98fb3 PDF Text Text C|t Sqailiru iJaiatr, REPUBLICAN BAM VOL. 5 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1861. Bastings' Business Jirtrtxq. jlcrtrn NO. 43. THE MISSOURI ELECTION. votes. Cardinal Mastai was to announce XS iZL* uoaertu-ow. Fima tl» Jfamie AfeatAIy. Between the dark ud the daylight. ■OLTWOOD A GM AMT, DtALBB isUl kt»4. of irj.g^ greretta*. ■raaktry. *c. State >L, oppauU pralaAc*. ------- OF Tbe patter of little feet. P. II. A J. RUSSELL, EALERS in dry foods, cloihinc, boots aad shoos, hsts sud caps, groceriss, crooksrj, D FALL AND WINTEB GOODS. From my study I see tn the lamplight, Descending ibc broad ball stair. Grave Alics end laughing Alleges, And Edith with golden hair. They are plotting and planning together. fYTMOLESALE and retail d«al«r in, ud mana­ TV tetarer of loathsr, flndingx, Ac., BsttTe , WE ARE NOW ON HAND Creek. Mieh. Also, *g*°ta tar ths sals of rubber . with cue of tho LARGEST aud Mhiagsl^vidtbs. Caab paid fbr htdas, pelts, BEST Assortments A sudden rush from lbs stairway, A suddsu rush from tbe ball 1 of QROOXKB. They climb MA80.1 ALLES, ialer in grocertfs, provuion*. pro­ duce, flish, hotter, bud. pork, and grain of all kind*. Also toys cand.rs, ale . ate. Store in California Block. State street. Bastings, Mich. D D. <?. HAWLEY, EALER in all kinds of Family Groesries, .Stans and Wooden ware, and a' genera! asaortmeol of Provisions. Also Notary Pablic. Store, two doors east of th* Hastings [louse. DRY GOODS 1 ’ They a.taost devour rue with kisses, D TUI 1 think cf tbe Bisbop of Bingen MILLINERY ROBERTS Ac BTRIKER, Do you think, 0 bine-eyed banditti. Such an old muatacba as I am W. PARKER, VCTBOLESA LE and retail dealer in Grocari** vv and Ptovi non*. Pork, Lard, 1<altar, and a) kinds of Produce bought andoold, al his "old steed." And will not let you depart. GROCER I.E8 ,! FJIOFESBIONAE WILLIAM BL'RGHER, ■USTICK OF THE PEACE. Attorney and , Connaelor at law. and Solicitor in Chancery. lea in Bailey's Block, (np stairs,) next door to A. E. BO.18TEEL, OHYBICIAN AND8URGEOS. Will practise X Medtaine in Hsstinga sod stonily. aembfad.Nodlhro restoration of frinndly mMUo» l»tw»en universal church, the States, only U> be aco-mplishd by and tbe boom of artillery proclaimed the peaceful and eondluitury tnaasurra, aided this whs not generally ktfrwn however. pontiff. Signal guns along tha Meftter- by the wisdom of Almighty God. Be sat there ready t*> perform his task, a ranean. answering to om another, seat When Mayor Wood ceased apeakuM. quiet man, winning tbe esteem of many out over Italy and the world tbe tidings by hla natural amiahleness. that a new pope bad sent opt bia blessing Tbo cardinals came forward, ten at a to his people. A new pope reigr.ed. rapliad rwdily with a firm slow utterance time, took balfouClnd after filling .them, Cardinal Mastai, as biahop, was man aa follows: sealed them up. Each <me taking bls faalw ballot between hi* thumb and finger, and The deep gratitude that 1 make my acknowlraising his arm over bis head, went, and edgenients for the reception which has kneeling before the altar,pronounced these and we have not forgotten the bopea Pine been extended to me in thia great pity of word*: uHitar Chrietum J)ominwnyiii IX aroused over the world; we have Mt New York. I can but remember that forgotten the bonfires kindled evenson such a reception la tendered by * people oar own Protaatant shores in praise of the the majority of wh.xn do not agree with in acattu. prarlaho," cast his ballot into acts of tbe newly elected pope. He etrovc ma in political sentiment*. It is more the chalice, bosed revnrently before the by cot>ocieior.s to cuell the rixjug spirit grateful on this account, becauae it Is an the altar ngnin. and returned to his,place. of revolution, andjiberty ecemed to have evidence that in supoort of the great prin­ When all had'mted the ballots of the five found in Italy once more a friend. But ciples that underlie our government, the cardinals who lay sick In their cells, were he c*»uld »nily allay fur a time the Impen­ penpie are nearly or quite unanimous— brought by a commiuee, and deposited ding convulakma, ' Th« volcanic days of In regard to the dlBcukiea that •ocom'48 drew on. France sent Louis Phillip- pass at this time, and of which your hon­ in the same manner. Mnst-ti began to read the names of the pe flying over.tbe channel; and Rome, or has thought fit to apcakjk) becomingly first balloting. NcVer was there tn bo taking pattern,'sent the pope flying-to nnd ro justly, a* I suppose, I ean only ny opened to a cr.nvnlsire crowd a more Gaeta. He had before thia ceased to bn portentous book of fate 1 Every heart liberal. French republican bayonets, aha! brat, nnd every cheek burned. Mastai sent him back uo his throne, and follow­ Union, 1 hope I am not behind any ipan called the name of Lanihmachlni fifteen ing in the footsteps of the other popes.lhc within the Union, but the wisdom neecv limes and hi* own nnnjp thirteen timer, kind Mastei has bsoome loot in the atrm- nary to id conduct affairs as to secure the the rest were xc-dteiing. Whnt conld prreerration of tbe Union. I fear thnt I this meant Who had ever thought of giving Mestaia vote! Ha was almost thn last tiftbeir nuntbar who osild have we can do nd better than to leave him sure, boweyer.that t at least bring a heart expected •uch a favor. It Is anid a moat now to Garibaldi and the Krqfil of tbe fu- devoted tn the Union. There fa nothing strnnge incident* now occurred. Mattel which oould ever bring me to consent had hardly pronounced his own name tbe wIIRnglv to the destruction nf that Uiforn ■ K. LIMCOLM’S JQLRNEY. thirteenth time, when a dove flew 1ntn the high window'«*r the chapel, and flut­ tered over the nltnr where the astonished enrdinnl ret! The type of European pol­ ities was now swinging in the balance.— Not lightning from lies ven. falling np«in the head <if Lwitbniachini, conld have atnrtlcd him more than tbe rcxult of the first hallotirg! Tie hnrdly doubled his elr-ctioo. He strove tn 'appear calm; CR OCKER Y! ff.fjotce gtistdranj. BOOTS, SHOES, EMOTING A POPE. that buzzed nnmrui lip r<w«m. At the right of iIn altar stood a store, into which these first ballons were thrown and the amok a *»f the burning }«llota of riey. declared to the nutside concourse the voting was yet going on. So long as at intervals the smoke arose, the crowd might know ther$ was still,no pope. The balloting still went an. . , ' On the second ballot Lnmbraschini went tn the room of the sick but gram old Cardinal Micam to bring hit he!lot “Well my good deacon,” said Lambrnsrhini. striving to speak in good humor, “the struggle ha* Ixegnn. Can your emi­ nence »e*« the issue ?" “Well eminence.” said the good bnmured M’icnrn, ns he deposited his rote for Maxtni. “if the pond God makes the election. Mastai will l>e pope; if the devil mixes himself up with it, It vriil be either J. 8. “J3 bv hi ' w. A w w chnrm« nnninxt diseases. Happy the mnn ynu or 1.” “Ah, very cood. very good.” mutterr.l _______________________ __________________ i who became possessor of one ol these aaLambruachini, crushing down bis pent op GENUINE E.-piILT UQU0R8. the rage. The smoke of tho burning ballots went WM. B. MOREHOUSE I CO., | in a litter gui-r fad by obsequious borac.uwwrakh»ler«h men, grayely siong th* streets, to the up again. Reports uf oil kinds were flyL i ? CbanMofdwhdyB-toramrat. There it iLg utilsidr. Tba revolutionary spirit Braidles, Wines, Lias and Sftara?: VIW ]eft r^posml <m a grated Lie-, donned that burst «>at two years alterthe times beff lesvc to eall the stiention of the ciiixcgs _r of in pontifical roLcS, the fi-ct fl-ct nmtrtidb'i? protruding I was already smnwldering. Many v _ _n nonlificftl roLc*. tbs United States to tbnir purs Wipes and Liq-I though the bars, that the faithful mlirht i’“•mrm* were resolved that no tyrant ------------ ------------ | kiR- t|M( ^)o |bc H3cre,| BjippeTW should rule ..ver them. At last a report ® । funeral ol*eqt»ie« were cm tinned for nine spread thnt Gfazt, lbs people a candid■nit eaxunaent. Ctnbs. MiHtsrr snd other public 11 d«v», changing rites and the utmost [ n,e« *“• elected. A luckless c<»uncr flew bodira. «bo repairs to parchww I* iarxssoil »W»1I ,with __________ _________ _ ___________ quantities, in casks or bottle*, will bn ItbortRJy ; , ' , v„_ nil to tbe borne of Gixai with tho news.— rtMltsitb. 1’rws List »«nt on application. | ahnw and pnuenntry. Tor thegreater His native city was ut once Illuminated. --------port this tune the body rmnsod beOLD MOREHOUSE BITTERS. I ncntha coL'SmI mammlenin built In the Cuslmn bad given to the •ervante of the R«conimended by the fl ret phyxidenx m the 1 ethrt*al sljle of Florence adornment*.— uc* pope un such an^ event, a claim to Tho serv­ "•'"“"I I'.'-l-l—. “I"11” I A,| lke een.nH.ule> lh,t n..mp™. <■(,„«+ all ms pcr-N-uud property. ants of Gixri gave a ni«gnifiloent enter.»•- r.rform«1 bj Un I higheat dignitaries, to secure tbe repose tninmoqt, and drank, up all binjjrine.— Mouuoinx A Co, frop’ro. of the deported soul. In the erenlnn of Tliiir false report Cost Gixxi 46,000, and i Al Exchange Place, came near costing the auurier bis life. the uinth day the aUenlante deposited the Jersey City. X. J. Ittrec ballutings past, tho hope* of body in tho plaster sarcophagus in»t va­ Austria nnd I.smbruachlni grew dark'.—cated by his predecessor. Pius VIIL, and then hoisted it tn a resting place above Thu secund ballot gave Mastai seventeen the doors of St. Paters, there to remain votes, to Lambruschfai thirteen. On tho ' until bis anccceaor, seeking the place for third trial tbe votes for Mastei ran up to | his own dead body, shall crowd him to iweniy-acyen; for Lambruschm£down to I Gregory XVl. tironlbed his last <m Jupe I 1. 184ft. He had filled the papal chair CSTICR OF THE PEACE, General Land and Ever shown in thia Market, which wc Tea Agent, will attend to ths oolieoUeu of <n.v February. IMO. Tho senior cardidebt* and alt other bitaineas pertaining to his oSes. arc prepared to sell at a small Inal t-'.li charge of affair* until tbo election • ff.ee ta Goody eat'* block, up stairs. advance from iTA.ifbLBnOOK, ntrfl’p:.!* Into 'hr Vatican to make sure TTORM.r sod Counselor at Law. Solicitor in that it was indeed the pope that lay dead. Chancery. Ueaaral Land and Tax Agent.— In their presence hr broke the rinir OSes, aaeood story of Rower's block. 1 worn a« a symbol of srcceaslon to Peter the fisherman. In the nnme «»f the state he put a seal on all the effects found In the, papal apartment*. The personal efl*-CN JOHN ROBERTS, of the dead ;»»pe fell to his retainers ; PHYSICIAN and bvrteon. Dwelling on Broad­ these soon rushed In to secure the booty way, near lhe Court House. Ilin garments were torn Into lattars. aud DANIEL COOK, ■" J A NEW YORK COSTS. GOODYEAR & Co. New Barry Mill, | bis last resting place—the tomb of the apmlioa, rudj : p-r«. ... The cardinals nnw gathered to elect tho uew pope. On the 14th of June the procession of cardinal* passed within the CUSTOM floor* of St. Sylvester, which closed firm­ in as good order and as prompt as any ly nfier them. Assembling In tba chap­ other Mill in Barry, or auy other ctamty. el, they swore to observe the rules nf the *.icrrd conclave. They than entered the Having secured tbe services of a ‘ cells prepared fi>r them, and reoeirrd i-Uita from the agents nf mart Oatholia IB MV in , H. E.AHEUWX, COUNTY TREASURER. Ofica in the Coart ROSECUTING ATTORNEY, Counselor nt Mleitor and Ccuewlor In Chancery. P Low, --- ----- z.u:_ First Rate MILLER, Iimproved ______ .-X -I-.. plau, together with with K a OOA.I good Smutter—w« are prepared to do the HARMON BMFTB, T COURT COM •-J8610NKR. Aitoewav best ofwork. Please gi ve us a call. in all tbs Court* of Cash paid for v iumL ' . ; i ' Also, NotaryPuMie. leelion nod Inaurones BOLTWOOD da GRANT. the Midugan Castrol freak as fdlluws: ■________ . . .. . _ .. persons as wpnld farther the epdi nf the rovernmenta ihey irpreaenfrd. What brfltrt. what woHdfy promises passed. Mayor Lilley is understood to have ta ken the moat effectual meaMutes to prevent rioting In any form, and no 1 real appre­ hensions of disturbance exist Fayetteville. Feb. 18, At the election being held a large num, her of votes were cast i^jnip< the qonveation. Upon raisings largo Unia«i’flag-r the old stars and atnpA—over tbe court house, tbe enthusiasm was unbounded,and ebeer after cheer went up from more vnb. eesthan ever greeted it in : Washington county before. Parties are now parad­ ing ths streets with IJnfon fltgn, St Louis. Feb. 18. Incomplete rstitras Indicate tljp flec­ tion of the unrondillonarUmon ticket for a State Convention in this rity by ahuut 4.000 majority. The election pa»sad ofl quietly, no disturbance ofaay kind oonr. ring. The returns from the- Statp, so far as received,favor the election of the ynioq candidates. A Wabm Bath Wash.—Smith was a city of Naw York, but tbo whole country man who never permitted himself to be has acquired greatness, nnlessi it »h<>u!d be outdone—be could d«* whatever anybody The train reached this city on lime at the Ums of that for which the Union it­ else could. Smith met Brown in a bath the 31«t street depoLwhere the President self was made* As I understand It, the room, and Brown knowing tbe other’s peculiar enneeipt. said that I he, (Brown) elect and bis party left the cars. Mr*. Lincoln and the children were driven in a ration of the cargo, and as li-ng as the close carriage to the Astor House. Mr. ship can be saved with the cargo, it ahn’d Uocoln and suite occupied eleven carria­ never be abandoned; re should never pared with six inches of cold water in ges. The tsreets were packed, but the each. The fellowfcsiripped. andxseparaparty Ltd no difficulty in making the pro­ can be done without throwing oi ted by a doth partition, each got io and gress, owing tn tho axoellaQt police prrnngementi. «nd it is estimated that over prosperity and liberty of this people can a quarter of « million of people witnessed be preserved in the Union, it will b? my Smith tl>e future Presideut, There was routin purpose and ahall be my effort it *11 eat, with the hot water runaing, time*. t» preserve the Unh«. and now draw op Ha fret aa far as possible from Mr. Mayor, again thanking ynu for the the boiling stream, while Drown pulled mense assemblage and cheering. The recaption that ha* been given me, allow out the plug In the'bottom of his tnh.-A, After about half a minute qnoth Smith ; st rente were all decorated. Tbe New “How is it Browm—pretty warml“ *<Yee,* says the other, ‘'ka geUing al­ but tbe Dav Book displayed the Ameri­ served during the delivery of Mr. can flag. 'The shipping In the mln*« reply. At Its doea the members mighty hot,butl geese I am (ifM F?.1 4 New York, Fob.TO, of the Commoo Council a»d the Btate minute, yet.” H3o ean I," tnawer Smith. ‘Sds-asgovernment were introdnced to tbc.Presidept elect, and the police regulations be­ Bqunsh! lightning! Its awfal F Fifteen second*, eqnal to half an hour low were relaxed, the restraining chains by Smith** imaginary watch. * ' “I ear, over there—how is it nn< f ▼ade the City Hall with a rush, and to “0, its nearlv up to the hl’.in’ pint— The President elect was formally recei­ fight and scramble their way to the door answered tbe diabolical ved h» Mayor Wood, this morning** the of the Governor’* room. There two or O. Christopher Cltv fieU. Tbs reremonbb took pl*r. three policemen were stationed, where villain, who wna lying in tbs empty tub, in tbe Govetwrfe room pmactaally W 11 fluty anon became extremely aHoons.— n' clock’. As early a* 10'nMnek the po. The crowd bee ring them forward into the cape pipe, Bv this time Smith waa splurging a room and the noise and coofuMon outside bnnt like a boiled lobster, and called out nf deputy Carpenter, took their station being beyond description. peara PThera were no call* tHI evewJsj^ at tbe city Hall, and a spare was enclosed by chains leading to the stairs, within which none but those having the privilege cf entry to the Goveror’s room were nd milted. At half past 10 r. large crowd of persons had assembled fa tbe Park, awaltmg tbe arrival of the President elect A few rulnotea before 11 o'clock. Mayrr Wood. accompanied by tbe members of the Common Council and tho city pres*. t«»nk up their position tn tho Governor’* room, and abortlv afterwards about* of the people ontaMe announced that Mr. Linrotn had renehed the city Hall. Mr. Lincoln soon appeared aerompa nied bv the committee of the Common Council, appointed tn meet hirq in Alba­ ny. and waaintroduced' by thr-chairman. Alderman C»rneli, tn Mayor Wood. The Mvr m u~ •■frt« WJ-, occupies the upper end of the room, and Mr. I.ineoln tnnk rip a pdeMon' immedidistrly rmpnahe to him, on the other uf the table. Tbe appearance at tbe two men wax most atriking. The chief Magistrate of the city, dn-saed In bla owjsI teste, in a suit nf black, a W*fk overenai battened lightly over ms breast, looked at his disTho (oiiftli trial opened al 3 dVlock on tinpihhed visitor, and never removed hi* the IGlh uf June. Matiai. was at his eye from bioitorinir tbo dettwry of th* post, ode mid sad. What new bohur, S bat gram wdgU WM lhtolRMMIt*ver the The acene inside the door of the Goverooris room was ludicrous In tbe ex- again : -J .ay, over thero— how is it now F •‘Hot m tbo d—-11” replied Brown; but himself to tbe utmost to/front back the crowd who were admiUcd'st the d<.or at the bead <tf the main stain, and. found egress through the ante-ehamber 'at tbe «.ther end of the room. Men were rero m pulled ILm! swd by the in by main force out of the crowd another minute!” "The hell’s fire you ran I” shrieked tha now boiling Btnitli. who rolled out and boiled expecting Iq bolted through through ibepartitirti, tbcj j find «... the other quitn p^ked., ______ rascal! why didn’t yoq themsslves •‘..... You__infernal mi police, utterly unaWe to help themsalvto with coaU tom, ked 4enU*1-^<L*4 W put the pin# Ini” ' “Whv. I didn’t agree to,” said the Iraloaf. In tire heat nf the excitement, a female pertorablejoker; “whv in thunder didn’t you leave ynure nntj" C«tt«»w Ganwtso ix M*ssAcncaeTT».-j net materially damaged. When Intro­ duced to Mr. Uneoln, she told him she The Worcester Spf isy* there fa a thrlf. was fmm lllin«>t«. and though she had ty cotton tree grnwtne in th" Claflin mill in a New England village. It sprang wp from a rot ton seed thrown outsida through a lighter aqwf*4« to him. The crowd wn* a nnuley one, rags and th* refase. and by the nurture of John ' bi^wdclnih lieitig lpdi«*riminate]r mixvd- Putnam and Mr. CbndwicH. *>f thn m|ll. and flUing the room, ridig by-side t« shake It now yields a steady thnneh limited supply «>f the finest cotton wool—♦*n«idtbe Presidential hand. Ew.Maybr Harper came through iho erably finer than th^t vbfah enn|ea fnjnq ordeal, aiid^shaking Mr. Lincoln by tbo Carolina.______ ____ __ 1 . hand, admitted that their pictorial had A country gir| who had had lived jn q done him grant injustice. Immediately after the Ex-MAyor, came one of the small farm-house where l»*lls weri- un­ known. went to Hue as a parlor m*i<J in and thus tbe crowd epotinued^to pour in n gentleman’* family. The bell wm Hing uqtil one o'dbdc, when the audience elm which it wa« her r)oty to answer, and as sed, And Mr, Lincoln returned to hie a- she did not rhe to go, a fellow s*VL“wbjr partmenta at tbe Astor Hnose, lehving a Mary don’t you answer tha bell • donl him! It was an overwhelming destiny ynu know *ni■»•«« wants real” t*No;" to one, u h<>, two days before, had not ec|| replied the gir|, “il she w«Mg »• why even a'deem n;,< irthfaBeW ^wgiirtn. i' He gue that waa fixed upon him. don't her holler f_____ • Mr. Wo-4 in a dear and dtaUoot race passed the intervals nf tho ballutings in O hio . — Place on a sheet ol white pa ­ solemn prayer. What thought*, whether “Do yaw see this stick, sir.** Mid a atu. per a piece of lildc silkjibout four Inches of heaven or uf earth, filled nix tuul, we may never expect to know. The ballots York, it becomes my diMy to extend to in-dtawistor, In tbe sunshine;; rover the pid acquaintance to Svdney Smith; “this stick han been *11 round the world. «ir.” you an oflldal welcome In behalf of tba abrqjl threa incboa in diiirrctcr; and the “Indeed, * said the remnradesa Bydttey, qpntcr'of this with * rwera .of pink silk “and yet it is only a stick !" Thg story ml or the grave. Mnstai read his own about two faebro In diameter; and tbs la venerable but phrtinroh mimr on the first, the second, the third, tofarth; fifth ballot, and on to tbe seven­ powers, or resting under grsver respon­ toedlMMif «1mMUt again <x>ver wlthltfolh teenth, without an interruption. His sibilities thsti those which ciraimstanaes «r circle of grt»o silk of,about on* rack voice fa'caiiw tretmifdua. H® opened the have desHvad upon you. Coming Into In diameter; and the e nter of the pink eighteenth ballot and seeing bls own name oAee with a dismembered gosarament to silk again cover with ;u -tber circle of -- --- _lllr _lu.Il. * * ** he implored \he conclave to release film rreoostrurt. and a discontented and hos. must retire. AB rwreona not members of tlie conclave withdrew. All avwtwes of nccesa. excepting the principal floor, a. . _ .... . were trailed up; tbe key nf thia only door nf entrance wn* held fa Mfe keeping by He-wad the M*r»hn1 of tbe Holy flee. AU things being in readiness, maaa wa* performed. Cerdinid Mwerht. who pre- r——-aidM. explsfaed the order nf proow«dlnff. | R«rh»rtn»a -■ tinea to the — .te tile people to reconcile, it will require high palriotlatn and an elevated omapra times bis aUthtown, N. J. and first _______ to aifafi▲U wiUre foitow was broken onen. and tbe mMshfa <« lh< Htat re was • secret • torioq that tv Rd kissing tbe r steady, lift- a minute. . . beautifal dr- the W, riblc en^nry ti^dac SL Louie. Feb. 17. Joint resolution introduced In tbe Sen­ ate yesterday afternoon, empowering the Governor v> eall out tbo military to pm serve the penna at tbe election al St Lou, is, for delegate to the State Convention to-morrow^fter an excitingdebate panned bjAa vote </ 18 to 4. The rreolqtion was then sent to tbo House, and a motion fcisrd of aura says �OKI REPUBLICAN together by all those fit which eeem to bind eo heart* united by the frh MiIS iff dial Goldsmith aays of ihetE The President elect ;arri ved at M'ttt- tngtnn earty on SaturAy morning. His app, .rance there was sudden an J tint xfleeted. After leaving New ’York’,*41 r. ; Lincoln went to Poiladelphia. .A^fhis placfe and sH along th* routs, he —bWwis tiarnhwrAw any waste wf Waimti.—At this office^ go me.- BEA'^WyL has •y between ^be ages of13 and Wh- been greeted with the utmost dememstrations,.uf entlnuiftsm. Utt-bW lie aems hxAed upon by men of all parties.*, the ■ ■■ m»»i Injna.ljj.■■ ’ Hyp^h, ijp«^le4y ceH>i> avan that mu^.to tbrt m/aterioae realm ' in.n for the exig*ndea which surround tha led for beauty ol mbri! 4M.YOfaoa;.-ate where dficb aba11 tofcu h'm diambef la-the is cer-j reeipnmtod, and Aleander ik btel>y, tftefti ball, of death, thno pw W ilk the went to his friend with the glad •***— 'qna^ry Haib sedurpsl TtrHl^^nWwt.Imt the rein, of govern­ fie wished. In the dxtibcrbhed One Nation at this tkne. taip; n<> aisn evftr took tbe Presidential chair, and assmed ment Under inofo embarrassing circiimatances than will A ska ham Likoulm, o<> its, that hm fi iend might see-the lure'll Hypatia, hi order to aide U> Mn.ru folly Mutiday next, if he ia permitted to live tn For this puqwmesbc rejoice with him. And we regard the chan­ is introduced tu Scptlneus, and the magic ces for a failure nnd ignominy, ns much lifter charnis sfolkes his beah^iiid^c too greater than the chances for succcs and a •‘lopes—lovea at first sight,” ijsut • lite see that day. popular adminktration. Yet wv believe that, what any man can do to inend the •nr. noticed font-D. Striker »u< md-liep down tn phwwnt drinMht?'* ilastiuga, Fpb’y ,18^ I ’*" “.j‘ J <J. Robinson in tbe Drug Store Babette A» O». Barlow da r Mn Lincoln’s administration. feav* bought foe grist and ttw-T . FIDE LETER. hero before,.he resolve* tu eoa- cntuiy |O TW WANT WHtBKEKST profligate and imbecile Administration i The effort is loo much for him. and iivof James Buchan.inan, will be done by duccs a wasting fever, which-all foe shill BOOTS ANU SHOES, etc., until homily upon politisc, but simply to tell Hypatia’s visitiug foe sick-ffiend, whoa foe wary eye of the attendiag M. After leaving Philadnlphin, Mr Lindolb • made a discovery. ’ lie reported the knowledge be had ob­ town and Lancaster, to HarrishQrgh.— tained to Aleander. who, in turn reported tbe BELU1GHA1T8 CELEBEATBD STIMULATING ONGUENT, Far the Whisker, anal Hair. to Septincu. finding his worst ausplciuoa Committee earns from Baltimore to to bo a verity i AV hht doos A lo*.tier do Tbn rabacriter takrapteaiure fa ahsonuafar <• escort him to th«fr city; but for some in this crisis ? F|c ^ehevexh'* friend’s tbe ettitra* afeb. United 8uim, tltoi lb*, ten unexplained cauae, he took a special train life hangs on I<is d.’ofojub, and with a fidel­ obtained the A jeticy far rad are aaw raabled to and passed through Maryland to Wash ity to duty almost idolatrous, ha xelfo- •ffre to tte Atoartete public, tbe steaa Juitly celebrated artd world-renowned artiste. iugton in a private unostentatious manner. quifotm his claim to Hypatia's hand, and TEE mwrLlTHG B.TGFErr It was rumored nt Harrisbnrgh, thst a bestows her with nil her eharms upon his plot bad been discovered to assassinate ,sick friend, who from that hour began tu is prsy*rvd by Da- C. P. Buxiscn u<, an eminent pbyaUap “ ‘ him at Baltimore, but this is not believed. amend. Il is mwv probable that some new emer­ The aequal is a biller or.e.for Aleander W11ISKEBS oa A-HI.STACHE gerim «vem«*d to demand his presence at ,on account of fols most generous of acta, DRESS GOODS PRINTS the Federal city. Considerable excitewas prosecuted by Hypatia's friends ahd rmmi prevailed when it became known 4all his property confiscated; wd thia fail­ tlwt Mr. Lincoln hud thus privately j ing to satisfy the demands of the law, be reached the capital. In the afternoon of . w«» takun to tbe public mart, and sold as Saturday, he .in company with’Mr. Sew- ( a slave, doomed te endless severities, and ard visited President Buchanan at the yct,hc waff ahrnys glnd that be had cared Presidential mansion. more for his friend’s happmen than, fur sition that Mr. Lincoln had received re liable information of a plot to asxauinate It is stated that Gen. him,'at Baltimore. Se-rt bad obtained tbe ipfurrualion thro’ CLOTHS. and every kind of GOODS for Men and "rcsavional Globe and a memorandum ant to review the day that is past, and to erown of rejoicing. bepk, which were pierced nearly through j i font its delies b*cn EXCBtmrMGLT httetrto.1 by !*•_. BeJtinghnmJor chancery sAe£ whiskers, has now bad its Amer 'T.tTK OF MICHIGA.X.-Tte Cire het confided to their agency, papulation of Ibis article in Lon 1^, and otbef pities of Europe, ‘share becu fully justified by exp ” **“11 ’* “*mua «lrf>t dur sud unpaid «a ud dale nf tbit neucrjwith iatrwa. mflacnces upoa the bcar-1 or w MORTGAGE SALK. LOW MORTGAGE SALK *' Oaraaaortmvnt ef Table aud Foctet Cutlery. SH.VEB 5T005S. fort Meuai*, Heap Skote, Yankca Xollaos, rad Utiuga io gaaaral to full asd ‘ Ik-cn able to subdue our firmtteM and our resolution. third assassin, and before he revived alj J itdgc ye, kind reader—who ia the hap­ pier, that y»ung man who same -borne three had escaped. friun tbe Billiard room or the Card table Tbe Inst newa from the Pence Congress after tbe clock had chimed the amall give* but little hope* of aocmplifoing hour* of the night, and who came tu bis anything to benefit tbe country. room with mure tbo air of tlie culprit, Tha secession news newa is unimpor­ than the carriage of an hdbest man; tant except the seizure of more New Whose brain was fired by eucceu or foil- York vessels by the authorities of Gcor- nre at play, and whose pocket had grown plethoric or lean as the chances lu Lfayor Pocket LMpn, Mcetemca' Maasal, Arnold * writmj FlwM. Noto. Cay. letter, «*d Ugnl Pa­ _ llHraadsirsct, E. V. ; p*r, Udall kfadaafatatioaary la greoi t artery. For Sale ^D^.S. B.UINKS A CO.,,^.. l9J>k _____ lamnisritr with’ tbs anffbar reperior !>«■ tHshed by D. Stxiktx, Q». Clerk, another rattling of ball*, the filoaling bvfoce h im of bit* of pasteboard M fallows; I . S with spots which who place their mouths dose to Ma ear ' Junes L Miles, and whisper ‘-Gambler,” and David D. Darling, starts from his ^roken sleep, breaks tbe Sherman C Prindle, Jeremiah M. Rogen, xpell, and the scene changes, and be aees Me mother by his side, with eyas red tften be Thomas J. Humphrey, with weeping;‘bit heart ia rnov^d at the Martin IL Palmer. sight of Iter tears and be listens to her Orrin L. Ingram, earwest entreaty to fomka his evil waya, Porter Borton, and ho foals under the inspiration of the Abraham Ryerson, scene, that he Will break aloof from such contaminating inllutace*; but when Andrew J. Bowne, George P. Stevens, he awakes and: finds il was «p|y > dream Calvin G. Townsend, and tho good which foe sleeper resolved Mebilhh J- Lathrop, is entirely for«*>tlen by the j^ung num Henry Mallory, when awalcc T' Alm2nd Pariah, *”**'"“ Do you a.i^,for the finale of thatyoqng Window W. Rdph, man’s Bourse i John II. Mtioroe, few yean hence, by visiting b«r State John SltKum, prison, flbr in aoms one of these yo« will Leander Lapham, be is almone sure to find him. . Abram C. Bruin, DE5T1HT. ia sow prepared to apply <teala! aubalitatm i* a Myl. uniurpaowd, warranted to 2_S TSt' A- B DRNIMO -------- ns Avnicj? MEDICAL & TOILET REC PT BOOK IT* bar. fanning took of all iMs, sad Mtieli w* offer in avtu or otherxlie at VERT LBW FICCBES. Fithont elopplag to give any farther snutnerllonof d*r slock la trade, w* beg tears to say If so, jrqa may fiad it a They by the gpaM htfimocea </home, who would rather a^og «m aftwbatag Malle ’»«■«>“ •rrr.wfa »ow u PROBATE NOTICE. <WpiDS AJB (DlEGBAiP were iodeed tempting, end t»o woader that tbe girl* ware with their firvt experiment with this favorite of hou ack tapent. Thia Salerat u* la perfectly pure, healthful, reli­ able, wd ef tanMiri q—lfay. Mattfa- tafedaatd foraehat wk aim I a by D. B. irjOfite ATZJWAA FAMILY •“d •m*»i isipsrtm sad Wbstenslt Drst Glu aH l.-put ii? en.ler thefi^owu supe illy sad Msdieteal use. 1* cax-s “r1* STACKS OF CROCKERY, 4 * p*’’1 IX pvrwa^e sitd by yirtaa ofq decretal anler ia ttaaaQtoVMWkV0tMnter,lHk, BM>, I, Harmea Mwhta. Cteraitt Csurt Contir tspiooeT. for lb. raw'.’ ®f Harry, will tofo yMfoZSrW** or vradoe. to CHEAP OLNtTSK Dwait Mat. (tetrfaiteaf. "4*JLlk£y™^wD*.i£ VBBY ndbar read aotue uaefol book, stH-rouaded Salaratus forever.” CHANCERY BALE. .QTatT 0YMNIHlG*5.-.YteCi««itCrartfcr CT nieomiaty uf Ifarry. fa vfoscery. FLUID rfsirUosy fatyasm. W&iwiiadaa TCTf.QAJUTE RUBBX* BASE, who visits vice in Ha secret imunfa, or he who'loveb the home'drela, who would folfowed by Bridget with afreshly baked pan at buMttit in her hands. ’ De Land’s Wf smell ond-taite alike, while iing liquid purity leave. Hothia Wk* <W11»I Atalre leatrtlftlTwrt! WILUAM IONE*. Who is tbs happier, again we aak J he George H. Brooks. COLTON SLATER b West 39fo Stre m “Btxtaoaa'. Old fo>xno. D< msvesses all the qualities that e Wed for this highest and nuble all win*. or liquor*. Its ingre the distilled juice* of carefully grains, made delicately pungeu We with tbe aromatic * * “tinc ** ’n ftrnipcr berry.. Age has mc tUao mi..K1.41 aroma*, nud give _______ ri—a smooth oily JU an almost floral < dor to fo ^Rich reader* it dettriou* to < eodduston, foe writer mu that Mcurs A. M. BtsiKOE* a Bruqd street, N. Y., merit the foe enlira medical proftwrion •E foe world at large, for hav m Weed a stimulant of such nncxro Jplty and un^uhocal power PRORATE ORDER. seem to assume the shape of Hill* demons . Andrew J. Beers, M attbe 0*t< of ihta notice. the ram of tore J and righty nine dwlten nd rtebtr torn >»d oo proe*ydfan fa fa* oreq.hytert. r ■ I1L.------- ---- TATE OF kncMlGAX, I Pmteiv Court for Barry crainty, aa. | Mk1 CMSty. at • ih-cMou of mM court, bolden.t the oAe« of foe fadire foereof fa HralfapL o', foaMthday ofkrtreaarr, IMI. Frmrat.S. C.Frtsdfr, Judra uf Fruteto. ■ Ju ite matter of the eilatc of Hiram T. Wood, frightful by the dancing of long stirlie, tin.- list ufNotary* appointed for this county, ____ r_.. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., ed bim, and whose dreams wvre niiulr NoraitfaTr_r_. KJLD LONDON DOCK *. M. BtamoCB a Co., 10, Bro has hien a ftdoritc with the Im- many yearn. 1 have frequ TTry careful distillation—the a ■ »ple—tbe juniper berry, being W a* to rive to tbe spirit a var ►>slf W)J aromatic flavor, la dM-a prselic* of ten yean I have l—iiwi to test many of tho gin Market, and after a very carefu ation of numerous samples, har Wkt *MNINGER'S OLD H DOCK C4N” ba. no lyuaL Rc is indispensable in every b<Hi*e fbo Old Ixindan Dock cornea Ally aoder that bead. In tellin dBfrtde at a fulr price, this old Shocker bouse arc doing much for rHKEX. W. bars a fia* variety •( Huslia*, Ladm' SLEfiVEH sad oallar., CUmoi..tte, Grata shir: Bomois a.d Colters, rad titty kiad of WHITE GOODS; alM> ‘Sealery, avyy ivl. of Gloves a*d Mitts, Bonnetts, Bibboaa, Dreai Trismimgs. ete. a severe-cut in the hand in warding “ff. busy acene, which surround ua, w# have a blow from the second, whom hc'ahw. d«no our part, utid font no temptation haa We find that it The Briuisb volunteers have m ^aeaaeof it as to altraet-lbe CAN’T BE BEAT done; to this country. tare ne-rcboed kmonghll ebs»<* trecU* »fc eaid^to prove it* atnlo MTribed fit, and^lways with de aWlagsi'wherw'ray directions h Onr assort went st BOOTS * ft HOES ef sll varteties, Lmltes Gahtii, Ctats Gtiters, Oxford by tint murderous blade. Mr. Van Wick foink that the purpose for which they knocked down hblfirst assailant, received I arose Jias been accomplished; that In foe Ho then got at his pb«t*d ■that die renowned “Btbnulatlag stimulation in the grow th of Boya'.Clothiug which weofler at None only tboee who hove Horace Ik liegeman <k Co., of lanen DriUmga, Deo of the same, to have a nicbe ia tbe temple of fame along with foe great aud good uf | a. star* in the firmament and wear * “ArTxxnoM Tor no Nnl"- eeive, by the advertisement u ||AII ibai errtaln trset or parcel of land, (ituale in Ibe loam of Orasreeille. in the evuotv of Marry.sad m the Starts rf Michigan, deaenbed .. M also itna, F. dt M. Ca**imer«t, TWEEDS, are true to duty, con feel that it ia pleas­ and also tbe Hardware store of CLOTHS, plain and fancy CASSiMERES, Aye, each and all Mr. Grau pmbned one balfuf the Row trnemrni, coslsiud in ibc on-itis^r. »ct forth STRIPES, TABLE TOWELING, DIAPER, tbe Historian’s page, and the performer three Villains In Washington «in-"Khur*d*y SALE. COED, and all kindx of domestic goods; BROAD all ages and clime* 1 ■nercantilc business. MOS1OAGE t* I .S' al SHIRTINGS, Ought not an act so genrooa, to live on night laxt. ’ He wiaild have been stabbed to tbe heart but for a copy uf the Con- kn." ked down. THE the most cfft-emal remedy which the medical skill of our time, can dr->is. for thia everywhtra pretailutgand fatal maladc. Il fa com­ bined from the most active remedial* that have bcca discovered for the expurgation of tins foul disorder front the blood, and the rescue of the rrstera from it* destructive con*equetter*. lienee it should be employed far the ewe of not only Scrofula, but £o'those other affvetion* which aria* from it, inah a* Eocrrira and 8xix Dist.asm, St. AxTuoxv’a Ft*., Kos*, or EwraiPKtaa. Pt Mrlea, Puart'Lts. Bloychu. Blain a and Boim, Tcmoe*. Txttxe •nd Salt TUtsix, Scald Usad, Risawoax, ‘ RtaKt-MATHM, SvrniLiric and NzactnuAL Dis­ eases, Daorsr, DrcrxrsiA, Dx.itirr. and. indeed, all Coaruixr* aeuixs moM Vitia­ ted ox Ixrrax Blood. The popular belief in ttepurilji eftkt Mwd ” fa founded ia truth, for serofal. fa • degeneration of th. blood. Th. particular purpotc «nd virtue of thit Sarvapsrilla is to purify and resrnvrata this vital fluid, without which sound health is irupossibl. ia contaminated cotulituticms. W* have pika ofSIlEETINGS. secrevagtnta and telgraphed to Lincoln's would my, strew his grave- with flowre, firmly believing that “there is a calm for friends. “ •. ■ I! Mr. Van Wick, Republican fnethb^r.of those who weep,” a rest which remaioefo Congress’, was murdnrouilv assaulted by to tho faithful, and.that they shall shine and fired at his first assailant who fell, lie was then knocked down senseless by a BY srjis saulltr fit yard. bis UWE Cur latest advices confirm tbe suppo­ ♦fly of Bollwood At GnmU R as successor to Boltwood AGra AYERS D. and suits proceeded, culling at Elizabeth­ ■f-SWetn*- - Cotapound Eitraet «f Sarsaparilla, DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! tho secret cause is found ou^ by how “Old Abe” got to Washington: Ont quarter of all our people are acrafttloua; their perions arc invaded by this lurking infceusn, sod their health ia undermined by it. To cleanse it from the a ratent we mu«t rtnoTnte tho blood by an alterative medicine, and in­ vigorate it by healthy food and axarciar. Such a nsdirine we supply ia DQ.TOU WANT WHISKERS? of die Materia Medina is not able to cure But ** did Dot propose to Write a Here be expected to remain until rrapa tbe drapery of hte eeneh about bim quer this passion, that be may not inter­ fere with Akander’s plant. Condition uf things, so disjointed by tbe > at alt next week bhoW utw 1kint»* Oiaxcxs.—Wo ha iroat, wpprcueh thy gsafa^lUte nee that �foqpBbUfirrnit. >*aa<M*.w*»*—■ w CERTAINLY PAY, R E F O R Mi i*oy between tU ages of 1> and 47 yt to learn the printer's |sade. ND VlH! WOCLDHAVXIT, I - Abnci: -** fbex. J55 .rjj7i BJTABM88KD aU derated itor, i> our excuse for app«tnng m we du thie we«k. WJielJter »h*n Vc..»||]e to issue nt all neSk week is~nofo uhcertiiin. - : ■ —------- litesito.hton. ■ ‘ r -'It 16 Itcuxsea CM4XGXX.—-VEfo h*$$|u^(<to. Yore noticed that D. Striker succeeds D. <3. Robineon in the DrugStore o( J. P. Roberts L Co. Barlow Az Gtxuiyear have bought the grist and Tnw-mill prop R. J, Grant erty of Boltwood J* Grant. j1 g to tU Gum <w Xa^Miwwn/P e^tfawcAi hNowLipcE roa rig HARDW-ASB- STORE, tWMs*r«W S rECIAHWTICES- to coNsujfrrrns •• ..wowa.-^ An4 ,boM with ibeTshnsary 1,wiatiRHEART 'Ahi.a<vAv» DIHKASK. FFVEU A AGUE, mf?)W ia successor to BvJicxkI AcGranl in the mercantile Uuainca*. ITGAGE Mr. Grant ha* also SALE. Mbf*. and it ia oerteiu diet maur of ibear hint* will mmA ba worth lo ion snore tha* a dollar.— Aa an example a subscriber writes : “.. .1 obtained 5 buabela more per sere on a ten ser* field of wheat, (or in all M be.bete. simply from a bial about peepariag. seed givao •• "•? AprwwMare/ist.’ ... .£&r»l be obtained an extra yield of 11 bushel* ufconipor acre un a If- aerr field, and with no extra ant for cultuir, by applying one .A- ._ ’_ U___ U-t _ . u.IlL^.. nnd also tbe Hardware store of F» Rower. D. G. Robiweon has boqgbt tbe itWBest ef Z.Sddmorc in the Foundry. “Attbsttoii Yottcu Mnr*We per, ccire, by the advertisement of Mcaera. vatca yvur rraetauoa, Traky years, ■ait , BEWARE OF CuUNTEBFEITS! Idore. that tl>e renowned “Btimuluting Ongueut’ x Ju ’* "trie* int«»twd by Dr. Bellingh.xtn.for a henltby 1’tn> ■*« py receipt PRICE 25 CENTS. Herrick’* Kid Rtrengthafag Flaatere. T*^K;L"SX?r*‘ Ul‘ atimulatiou in tbe growth of beard -or The Beet and Cbcsnewt HoseeboM Roxnedy in pe World. whiskers, has now had its American mar ket copfided lo their agency. The high ev D. C. CAIN. Tbe genuine ha*e fir* signaturaa of Henry C. WSS-X'A A4 bltoMto Horace Ik liegeman A: Co., of New Y’ork ninety-fire doflaro sud-ltiae^ or (wvcecliug* o rewvefibt (fcbt B»«S® 1 uiorlgagr.or any port fferfef ■ »rt hr re hr give*, f April. A. T>, 1HI, at efo*** tbU vjciah*. My Post Ofico sddru* 1* Oneida VaMite, Eedisoo eaunty, N. t.; where paeans im ^Wn^oTlfalfr ^'aXeto^tZf d^mw '"“••'“-’fdtTltiffl.Ka.a,,. .reputation of thia article in London, Pa- •r^ and other citiea of Europe, aeenu t® have been fully justified by experience in this country. We find that ita praise* are re-echoed Among nil cbam». Die following is nn extract from a let­ ter written by the Ite*. J. B Holms, pastor of the TUE UM1TS MEWt'AL FKIE.ND,, A>< ite n>>UHCT:<H-Santo*.JS* A few A work oo the eanae, symptom*, and IrrstnwiU of all complaint* peculiar to lb* Hl, uo mafrhML iia duties, sbortfoa and It* r»*uh>. on rtVdrfu, their tilt, and co tb* prerrntion of conception, T^ih Invaluable Isstrortlon* to tbem on aobjeMa of a prisato bataro. Frtoe M eanto. ■ -r*^ weeks arc said to prove it* amloat 11 topical inlliimces upou thu bcar-1 <>r w biakura.— The Brinish volunteer* have tnnjn such Tba abosa ar* teuthfa' stotetstenia. that will be cheerfuUy^tteatod by nearly stinted by nearly a bonded4b<.x*aad of Ibo prraenl reader* uf tbe dyrsnrirww. - (, rue are ra*ued u. try a sintlc Tolunw of ilia 4urfoaD>m>IfM, which will erni only* I. and a U aUndaatly pup. Try it for Udi, fraenMof it ai to attracl lhe aUcntioa of Tic London Punck. See adverdyc- roent of Mvtara- liegeman A: Co. ia nnx-thcr column. JAMEti A. SWEEKLY, M. 1SW. iHW/ CEPHlttr TILLS, HEADACHE *-cuic^xia, p.cpiuc.. to v— ■ ■si&r 0O<*BS| W* CASMNTBS TOOLS, Hpeto-- TSIM>es«S, For CHlklron Tectfolis*. Which greatI r facilitoteatbe process of teething, bt softening the gum*, reducing all lnlaraatl><n— wet allay all puo and spasmodic action, and ia •are « . TO REGULATE THE BOWEIA B W ’Vh “d di-ssriptlsn. ** *• D MOTT’S *■* ■•■■«.»«». aux to ind Tl. Vmtfur a>d *v*ry abspe >W .tetorip. ttea.’arQ-'Ute* W wdW W M -VtaM PILLSv IRON. E-A-VE TROUGHS ftafoulAto <j>« ttotoim poi up ia any, part of the oouuly. ft-™ °V£iQ ii*urog*e. naaciicaru #y in* nlgnte Autbonlirs, bsdi to Europe «ud th State*, tod pr«*erib*J ia thor praettee. gr, pale and otherwit* sickly compterioea tfoU eatelt* ncctaaily In alcictt every eoMrirable cate. Innox lout in all maladiea to which it bad baea tried. H baa preeed abaehovly euratlv* to tacbaf th* following couiplaiatB, Til: Il.'uy C.SrALtireo, I1.S* find indosad twenty.dr* couto.for wh eh semi Aiwther box of your Cephalic Pills. Tltry trolf a, /lartrn^trM. Direct A. STOVKK. P. R. Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co.. 0. In DcMJitr, Ntnm Afeella»«,eato. ciatiwa, byapeptia, ConaUpaUtaat, IMnrvhtta,DyM-ntcrr, lacipaca t CoaMwapteop, Bcrofalowa Tnrbcrcnfoaia, s«lt Xhaai, H. C. SrAiaixo. Em,. J wish for some ciretlaraor large shew bill*, to bring y our Caybalic Pills more particnlrriy before my customer*. 11 you have anything of th* kind, picaae Mud tu me. Unrut rar customer*, who ia aubjaet to severe Btek Hradeeb*. (usually, lading lee dava.lMM eur^f of at, attori in m Ay jw ISiU, wetcb I sent bar. ItespeoifuU^ raur*. Tu cate* of General Debttlty, wbetber tb* re­ suit ef scut* disease, or of tbe euirtinuad duniauIimi efnenou* and tuuasularenergy from chron­ ic eoapfoiuU, one trial of thte roeterokfrv has proved ancccs--f-.il loan eatent vr»Kf> nefoxyip ties er yrriUru attestation woekd render aradibf*. InsaltdAaolung bed n<h>rt es to har* becoaa* Rbeumatiii, luImJttemt Fevwa,foe. of aerr»foli>iu,r*>n»iiinptl» e, and dlaeaaed emxhtto* to whom a ntmrrom offering only bring* krtRo inr and poverty. Ytr each vtoi ear yrrfW. and Wr will aend rpu Information of a sure.kr*#. tcatod. and »*v«iMulling Faavtxnva. which renders it delicious to tbe sense* of smell and-taste alike, while its spark­ ling liquid purity leaves nothing for the •ye to desire. In conclusion, tho writer must remark that Meswrs A. M. Bisinoer a Cik, JD, Broad street, N. Y., merit the gratitude ol the entire medical proKwuion, as well a* the world at large, lor lia<mg intn-■duced a stimulant of such unexceptionable purity and unequivocal power, both as preveutive nnd curative agent, and a harmless exhihrating beverage.— Ckrm «... BQX. «d PARU.R STOVa, .1 „. ireipi*. rnvozoOTUM. , urtb mors. TIIE- HOUSEHOLD - JbND iTAftM. I‘a«l of th*a* are for tbe nrigbtore. to whoa I »r» a few out iron tbe Brat box I pl freca yea. PtaMiaUna aad Khnp*. , Feud tbe Putt by mail, and ubllgv For rseryTstaMy, having ever a IvOil rrsadpte Your ob’t Her* ant, on Cooking, uyotog. I’lwereing. Claasfog, An. JAMKd KENNEDYUnw lo Hact aud what is to best <0 Raise. Bow 10 cure atiiuiol^.adrio* to lion.* Keepers, Farmers, and Mrchaiiiea, no a IrC > subjorl* of iatorai.Prfo* =5 orntn Worth »10 to any one. THE ( iNNVHmVE-R BOOK. For those nK> iriah togrt w^f frofa ttat i^Your*, respectfully, ful disses*. * full description ef-all.Ru r<Ptod>u /rv« (Arm. LARY Art STUIKHOU3E. used foi II- niikacareral stoteurnnt-of Alarrintlto, aud uibcruacful iufonm,tu4.. Frir' !0 cerfta. it inCurinalivu is mil tub* fovtot in pny wprkf >sbed. nor stuiuaM* Irom any other 'source. These books are published on fine papyr, and 1 __ .1I..H. 1_ ___ I rienec, a»l plrdgr vtir rtpntatloi: f»i the 1 tneut of what we b'.-rr Aeclarr. In stiiioat e» inatanee wberr ibeinfaat i* »u*«ring from p» and eshaustfou. rrtief will be found ia fifteen , twenty minute* after li.« ayrnp is admiui>t. ,-r.J Thi« raJuabtepeeparaii.i ia tbs preacrin. of on* of lb* moat cspcm-necil and skillful »■> aea in New England, and Lu been used wr ns*er-failing »ucer»> in L'nited Htatee, Canada* and South JkXtfafo ^r«uZr** hy dl *“*"A Dra ”““te ** " HKRRICK BHOTHER. COOSINO, COOXIJG STOVES “BtstKOEii'a Out L«x»on Dock Gin” jwiwesaee all the <|imliiit-e tint ean be de aired for thi* higlnAt and nubledt u->e of all winvs or I'Mpinm. Ita-ingredienla are the dhtillcd juices of carefully selected grains, made delicately pungent and fla*or with tlx? aromatic tinctnm nf tbe juniper berry. Age ha» mellowed all limo mingled aromas, nix I given an eaqnsile Mildnrw*—a smooth oily body — fof MQ almost floral ( dor to the liquor A * * Wb will uau. man. to any one applying for it. THE JOURNAL OF UEDICAL REFORM It la a large and beeotihal paper, aud .contain* 1* moat raluabte information on peraatorbea. er Seminal Weakness, Th* can**. Sects and cur*, showing th* aw fid effect* <M £* Principal OSee, 13 Cedar St., UQUORS. rates, out 2S csxts ms Ileynoldsburgh. Franklin Co., Ohio, I Jeauary 16, 1WI. f Hxxsr C- SraBBtxar Ne. 44 Cedar »L, N, Y. Inciodl 4oi U%&£^.steiqM^LiJLbirh. send box of "€<pbshd Pill*.” Send to address ef Rev. Wb. C. Filter, Reynoldsburg. Fraoklm Co. stand between you and your safe ring ehild and 1 the relief that will ba«ar»—ye*,al>*oluleh sura- ' to follow lb* use of Uii* ineAkin*. tf timely used. Full directions fur using will sacompsny each bot , Ua. None seiiuiae unieas the facaimilt of CURTtrt A CALKINS, New York, Is on thsoulSkle^wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the •KEY BALE. FAMILY SASB.WM L-LTTr, B U I LOX US' fs^ii1?jE^:-TxXtc; article at n fair price, Uiit old knicker ■bockcr hvuac arc doing much for the entue vCtrue temperance. OJLTON SLATER, M. D. b Weal 3Dlh Stoet I, N. Y. X5ENLINE SBPA?**tWtpW AXES, GLASS, all kind. ..TFeid. XHlaiSeS. Ugaar*. Land Good* SOOTHING SYRUP, t£an IKON rntlL, NAILS, MILL, dlL CULAlt' ^tiioiicCT ■' SAWS. other work. Price 35 caute. THE GUIDE AND GUARD. , rva Briar oat. ■ ■... It aspeaaa all the Humbug*. aaJ tha rariuu Trkk.toealicw tl • arek aadViU II JUu.irKt** the plana of tbe Quack* and Itorure to dupe <■» rH itocum.ii.n, .mJ g*L*-' ■ b<u amung the lacultj. JXSIuTrSa; fi-ilowcd. Il is entirely tho product of — »■ very careful distillation—the active prin­ ciple—tbe juniper berry, being so blend­ ed as to give to the spirit a very delicate fruity and aromatic flavor. In tho course ••f a practice of ten years 1 have had oc­ casion-to teat many of the gins in the market, and after a very careful examin­ ation of numerous sample*, have decided that fBININGEfCB OLD LONDON aB WoO<l PaH8tr ao4 B DOCK <?INr baa rtfo t<]uol. Really good I’iHx.of Mcxxrx. Uowx* A Hanteway.whiob 11 i* imlispciisable in every household, and Jbc* !■*** givruiu*. alou.«: *utir<- i*li th* Uh! Lmdon Duck come, ^ft'phatic- I J^Vr m*4^M baa ro4^mirt£M?tJ’TXlr<>,pr G?r.s ter win arear from one lo four metrtha; epdferhaumstlc cotopisinte. sprain* and frriaw, tkraeratiy •Keel cure* when *11 other rem*di** fail, Foil di­ rections will be found on th* beat efSMb, Feb- 13 WITHIN THEIR REACH. C1N AM A REMEDIAL AGENT. re. .... Mii*i^<,ui. o v-*.., 1 xjruxu street, 1 U.l«n. f..orlu «i,h lh. for many years. 1 have frequently pro-1 scribed it, and alwnvs with decided ad-1 .uun.bu. mj alreelion. ha.e t»cn GAN.-TbeeiradH try. In chancery. ' renders 111* tn peculiar!? adapted uTthn a ante el fmolu and vtben. TMf SppttcaUoe it univer- it'EEHV'Hfc’sWfcl-l Th* “OLD LONDON DOCK GIN” of in theft G VMertiS. li»rnx*i.'e there ia ctx'.isad Ju* notice, th* inn oftwe fe dollar* and !*gy*g________ SPALDING’S C. FILLER. la. Braimaa. N. T. Data Riat Fol lon^ aince 1 wnt yq for a boa of Cephalic some. ma it. We weald respastfaUy call aMsaliU U our HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED J-M PuM^tod, i* a 3*efod Eamisp,. ON THB NATURS, TREATMRNT, AND RADI­ CAL CURE OF aFKRMATVRRH(XA.or8ssBi- J. Ri sattv, X. D.. A. X, Chief PWeiau. S. B. XoMU*.Sura!e*. Dr. 1 Horta, tUaiaL Ofltae ia Naw York. 151 Ch Mature Sira*L «£a in WiHimabnrsh. Bontb «tb and Mb JU I C^mapnndfata will ptoeae etwxow twa <y three atampa for return pottage, amiaddres* oar MAsirWlSai- its^^dhu .yhsoooot 'ic aaiAva 1 vi» aoMUocait aiTTMa. It phydeiana m tjis rspepaia, .laiflgextlon. liasaMa, Aaabsvsc- RPAJ.niNflWPP.FPKPfnGU.Iff! twri'Alnbrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype. Imperial Am- ^.■^ZraTwr tawwerq: ------ JWMRiraR Mif AAT SPALplSsas , AIM! Notice! »>• if fiw* a <r**F *v of Deeenae* friends soptod 0*4*04 hs Msbaarttar havWMUM-MXasUBgi Tsai- gywffl-.u - r-ft. dyspwtic arsrokm to alraad exercise for vhLA tbe phrsiciau hs* no >tsv. In Ncrrsua eCrotfon* of all kinda, and for rea­ son* fsculiar to medical men. the operettas of this prv|>«rwttea of iron must be salutary, for oeiihe tb* Ad oxldsa, it is vigorauily taqw, «Mboutb«ing exciUng aud oi crbratiog j aaAMntlr, r*£w lariy spjwieol. ersu fa thaatepi eMEmU'tmfoB- of eo*ti*rnesa without *»rr Utfag a gut fie purgaU»e. or inBicting a dlaagivoablc sensation. It to this tattse pettwatf. among others. wMsh makes It so rcmarkabh eficelual and peewanrat remedy for Pflea, uaset wid.b it, ala* ejesara.to esart a dhUnet a>iracUta action, by Sssirul S the tendency a hleh forass them . ’ 7 In Dyspepsia, mnumersbl* as are its easaes. a siBKl* box of ihum Chalybaete Fills, bee than laffiesd for tb* most habitual cue*, tocindjng to', ■lien.!,-nt rteXma*' �BLOOW UliHiR AHI BUM® PILLS J. P. Robebts, A Ca irniMurw MBsdyh wonted by ■Nweui ccrcylainta, u__ —aeeooipliah their core muit prove of immense avrviae ta this Mas* daaaf onx affictxifrifowritiaaaa. HowaeU.io*. pour>l w»U AJ^flJIFUL’L ARGE oi H0DUC1 “DTO HOW.'- •art* sew ■■■*•»■*. Pav. 'RcadY BQLTWOOD4GRANT saxaiA oaTro Dovtou.ict’x, Dven.trr, Drurmu amd iMDtocrriox, EBvarrtULs. Roes on It. Ajctmony's Fntv, and indred th? whole dstt ®( complaints axfoiag from Ixrttnm ur 'jsEHiS* WX^a;i.Krttaia Bi®rsr c©nEPiKnnri©K bnXtyof t»>‘» «»«•.or ”,bo •b*£? u far tbetnaclvev, are now of ow mind on thl* impor **Dr*jSbook Invites th* attention oftbe alck la th* ON LOW PRICES ORIGINAL LETTERS. CKER W*. mwbw. of th. MedM Prof-aion. Witoro of public journal*, wrll kru«u Merchants and Fanner*, and Lodit* Of th* higlwa*. leapoclabihU, giving aaaountsof .xtcuordiunry enrea wrought Cy lb. remediea. of which cures they themselves WM* ETE WITNESSER. Theo* parties m*v b* consulted personally or by letter; b- thore wbo hsvo aay doubt u;kmi tha mWoc*. Th* evidcoco in lb* °f ?.rMobock, which ia al all timea acceeubl* to the pabHo, snubliabas the following BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., > J r»8 t » Which w*<prepos* WK HVAX JUST KtClrVKD FACTS: That tbe BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD CONTAIN JiO MINERAL. Thai they cure the alnxml onirersal complaint. DYSPEPSIA itb pearrUnccrtuiBfy. nnd tn a very short, time. Coms and See!! VERY CHEAPEST SICK FEXIALER, sbwaod: thattheir direct tendency ia io lengthen lift*, and render it enjoy able. That oprrnti ng di­ rectly upon tbo poison-/ dtenrw w Mr I 1^, they * CACHE SOON TO HEAD, Bastings’ ^nsintss J Thia compmmri will be found a great peotontor af brelth. when taken m tbe spring, to erpel the foul fomora which fester ia the btood at that season of the yrer. By the time­ ly expulsion of them manv nmklin- duordrrs an nipped in the bud. 'ilultitud-.-* cun.' by the aid of this remedy, spare them.elrrs from the endurance of foul eruption* and ulcerous norm, through wliich the system will strive to rUl itself of corruptions, if not asristed to d( thia through the natural channel* of the body by an alterative medicine. Ckwnae out th* vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities Imndaf through the AhtJa ptmpUa, erupttotts, or aoras; clean** it when you find it i> ob­ structed and aluggith In tbe vein.; clranso it whenever it ia fold, sad your feelings will foil ywuwlisn- Erm wh-.r -no particular d.xirdcr is felt, people enjoy better health, and live iMgtr. for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood hcalthv, snd all b well; but wim this pabulum of life disordered, there can be no Comprise* all th* latest styles of SILKS. Cballiea, brilliants, lawns, Bereges, FRENCH PRINTS BY THE COBD, fa ths township of Yukae Springs; Also s great variety of tbe <EIII>JE1ST IPXBTOnnmY AU CRdkiRff Extrfieu, 3TATIOM H-HT, «»*. risen*, nru. rtnt. *»■ vsuiFia cum. a., t. PATENT KKDICIIES •v MeaMy Pay* aaly. takes a lew number or them to proauc* a ocuer , Friee of the Bcnndinatiaa Blood Purifier. SI per bride, or S- per half drsen. UfAba Scandi■avian Blood Fill*. 25 orals p«r Uix, or 3 boxes CAN’T BE BEAT. tar* Read Dr. Roback'a Special Notices and Certificates, puUiabol tn n c«a»picuan* part of thia paper (rest liui* tu time. Dr. Hoback a Medimsl Aloreuac and Family Adri wr, containing a gram amount ol interesting and raluable Medical infiwm.tiva can be haJ gratis of any of theagwrts throghoui tbe country. _ . . Indil&crli or complicated cases Dr. Robaek may be applied to personally or by letter endoaingone stamp for the reply. Principal ofllce aud sale rooms. No. S East >u_l. .. n«..a U. Cinein. We hare a fine variety of Muslins, Ladies' SLEEVES and collars, Cbimoiretta. Gcals shirt Bosoms sad Collar*, and every hind of WHITE GOODS; also Hosiery. every style of Gloves and Mitaa, Bomaua, JUbbona, Dm* Tsmnuags. etcOur assortment of Table aud Vortet Cutlery, SILVER SFOONS, Port MonaU. Hoop Skirts, Yankee Notions, and triage tn gtaaxal is full and complete. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, GROCERIES HARD-WARE roa no: ccxx or O*riil«MM, Janndfo.-. Dyqpqpifo, ZnmysiZfo-i, Dyaratery, ZbU NtouucA. ItryUf^as. UtaAul.t, Flits, RKnunatim, Emnlictu cad Sfo-'i ZAwuws. forer Ca^tfilsinf, L>rupty. Titter, Tmcti and gall RAswm, Iforms, G«l, Nswrofym, mu Xhmwr p.tf, and/or Purifji^y the Blacut. They are sugar-coated, *o tint the moit arnsitfre ean take them pleaaantlr, and they are the tost aperient ia Uw world for all the purposes of a busily physic. Prise 23 scat* per lox; Fir* baxsa for SLOO. HOSILTTER S STOMACH BITTLE We hare nlarge and beautiful variety' fotsCoa. Vest*, rants, Ac., which we offer at a Im price than the usual coot of tha material. Please ex­ amine for yoeraelvcs and test the correctness of ■errkk'f Sngar C»ate4 Fills! TUT WHOLX WORUt VXttXDl BICK PEOPLE, THINK! AFTER WHICH, ACT I Taw'd scarce expect, al thia late day. With startling com a book to fill ; This ia the case, tbe million say, With the cures of Merrick’s PUL DRY GOODS! 64»!?u-3^?entirely diflbrent fmnJ «• > CMiTS KEROSENE VERY 01 L, other Nalrrstua. Al! the deleterious matter extt acted In such a manners* to produce Bread, Bireult, and nil kinds of Cake, without containing a parride of Naleratus when the bread oreake U A*baked; therebyprodaringwhotesoasel OOrranlta Every particle ol SJcrnltH M turned t.- gas, and pasaei tLro=t;h the bread and bfaeuft while bakfnjr, oonnequently, nothing rematua but erxnmon salt, walet, and flour. Yon will rea -lly pereeive. by tbe taste of thia SalerMns, that it to entirely different from GKKAP To hav. farming tools of all kiada, sad STACKS OF CBOCKEBY, WMeb we oflbr fa mMv ar sRavii* ei TBBT L«W neVBBS. Without stopping to give any forther aawMraOrmof our stock in trade, we bag leave ta any Pastry s alee, for making tioda Water, and Srijhta Powders. iw'4 »irt-Y0U»0WN80fe’;'wtth -l / ZB.T. BABBITS PURE CONCENTRA­ TED POTASH. Warranted dosifa the steemgth ef ordinary Potaah; put up IM ogu-I th. AND I Iba., a fbt.«lb»., and 12 Me^wMte j And teatimonial*. new, and almost without aea. ber. might be firm frvia Isdir* snd grr-tkam in ail grades at s^ciriy, whaae united tesiaoaar com &ald rwist. that I'ruf Wood's BklrRestar*. stere w.li restore the bald nq-l gray hair, sod pre­ serve ihr hair of the youth u old sgv, ia all its youthful beauty. Baltfo Crbel. MTcb.. Dre. 21,1UI. Paar. Worm. Tiicr *>3t pkwac aceept a lint t* inform iImn- that tlielwirou my bead all tell ef •err t«rew* v yenrt ego. earned by a roaiplitsM Chrvme disease, attended wish an eruption oa th* —I—J 1-- Groce ries! ! Cuorieting in part of Newt Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee. Crushed, Puwdervd and Gnuwluted 8uMolasses and Syrups, Green and Black Teat. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Cofle, I aiiui al an iuculnabl*. m-dlcine. uuiri; . liaoil lulaw euduririg a* uiu« iw-.f. luadetier'a bSluuurh Litter* have pr’.ic** > <l*cnd to rvgin* w|,erq fcrer slot rtf- , 1 riiriMa otltft UHIutto n i»>| hiti.ie hi med their victim* Ly hunun-ia. To I­ * to -late rohh'Ienily that rite ‘•iThlvre a certain ' tire for the Dyrji<-jr-i.< and like ■i-r«. is tu the ptc|-ri«"ra a rotifer of ttn-jcd j.hiiFUie. It irtuovce all n-urhid mallei n l: « *io«u.ch, jxwilte.; the Llood, auu ।«c«<« icurwad vitality u I'loetovvtMojateiu. High tint! too nml-uirgy nriiapen able llir rvMorelioU of health. Il eporetre ■]*■*. Mid y but powerfully, nn-l anon restores thru. 1-too-Iiiljn ar»«nlUl U ikcLcatihj diachaigr . it tLe luncti .ns ol Qi.'uio. Ehleriy porr -ti* may tine the Titter, dally »■ pee.direciium* »o ti.o I*, tile, and <k*y uill Ito -a il aallmulaiii p rnlforty adapted to coiialun iruilidsg yetrrri a* it b plen-ani to tiro pwlair, -rigor.ting lo ibe boweL. cxcrilcnt a* a tvnk. rod rqjuvcnaliug generally. We har* lhe cvi ten :? -,f Ibouvuul. of aged men uni eroiuei who ImT? cvpcHtotoed tbrltottofit ef-akhrg ihto prq-arntinn while Miff-jring from rtoumeii demngbmrnta anT general drbiniy; noting umk* • be ndvk« of phyriciaaa, they have alAndoneU ill ddctcrioite drtip and fofoiy tcied ibe merits of Uifo nrtlria. A few w*rd» »o Ibe genilrr uex. There are certain perfoda when their earee are oa liarmodng that many of them «!nk under tbe trial The rebl Ion of Ixoil.i i • nd child io no nbsosdiiagly under. lb«i tl.. muilier. eepoclaHy If the M ynnng, ia apt In rornnt Lar own h-xlro j* ber extreme anxiety forliw IriaaL filmnld the period nt am I entity «rriia during lhe auaeaer as*ma, the wear of I-1y and mind i* generally ag-rrraied Here, then. I* a tuxrewily for a ethtoMsM t« reenperate the ctttrglce of the ryatem. and vsaUe lire utoChet- to benr up under hcr .exhatuiJtig lria» aud rospeMibniiica. Nuraiag BMihen gwe• oily prefer the Bhteta ts ril oiber invigutw loru that receive the mdurooment of pity*, cianik beeanee it ia agreeable te ibe taste a* came gray, an that you will not be auri-rired «b«a I tsH yon that upon my return lo tb* Nta-.e of lad. ana. my mure ca.ual acquaiolasers ner* nol w much st q k»* to discover ibe can** of lb* ebaac* In my appearance, as my more tntimsle srquustewens were to rooogntie me nt all. I at once made application to tb* mostskilifoli pliyrioana in the cuulilrv, but. receiving t>o sas*rances from them tb.l my hair eould srein b* re stored, I was foecvd.to becoare roeencMed la ar fete, uatil. fortunately, ia the latter port of th* year !your Bratorative -u rvcomeuded te me bv a dniggtet. as betag tbe tnoat reliable Bah Reatorati* a tn n»c. 1 Uwd cm bride, sod bread to my great *ali*faetiaci that it waa prodneiagtto dreireo effect. Miacv that time, I have used »evta dodara* worth ol llratoradre. and a* a result, bar. a rich coat vf very soft black Lair, whica ao area- J. M. NF.TINfl, T^wtary Public, ano Tax ag*a AN attentiwa paid t* makiag oat gag«a and Ctaulraeu. Great care alwalwg Mortgages by udvsrtta* id, *ad Oainphene. Alaa, tha large* atochad Kemainc 4M1 nn4 Laagpa! Ever offered in Batik Crw*k,«Jlof which Will be sold tl price® that cannot fitil to suit purchasers. Particular attratltm paid to fining nrdsra fn>iu IlMtiugv and victnilj, and satisfaction guaranteed ia every case. **'■' L'-t -* market price alwap paid for Pit M. C. PRINGLE UDGE OF PROBATE, Netari era! Land and Tax Agent. Wl tho Court House, at Hastings, J ISAAC C. MOTT, Jeffenoa SL.S docea Eastwf BatUa Creek House, _ Datil* Creek, Mich. ' THE A.ISEKICAN MEBK3AL & TOILET Low Pressure System REC’PT BOOK. Wilk Uh CeiUeucalt Always waimaN ai io €* BAVLBT^. JANEK A. KWEEZI OUTING ATTORNEY, NsNei.IhM. 12,1m WEW ahabgbmbmt OBNTLBMBN AND LADIES* SATING SALOOff!! New Arrangement .-Kitt sretov r* n, ri: OUTER K. EVER1 QHKIUFF. M»v to* f.uudiutbe O or st l-is nsideuCN, r.-ar lbs Jal T PHII.Li 1'3, Daasa Sacairr ax SUPERFINE FLOUR for TO ehIIlings per ewl SHELLED CORN for 33 eeata per buabeU OATS for . . W *4 m POTATOS foe W •• - nt tbe Store afF. ROWER. bto troda, wmU mtoeu a portfotoefUa pubtta w7TaRI£ER, HOSANNAH KIRBY. 7^ftgagg,i'iKM£&74 BOOTS <Sc BHOES. ROBKRTS A MTRIK fklALERB in dreg*, roediciuta KJ ein**, paints, oite, turpestins pars bquora. dye-stuff*, window-rfo Mtlea, sOltionrrv, and fancy artic ’•Revrer'a Block,” Haatinga, Mich. Ligonier. Nobfe Co.. Ind.. Feb. tl. l85». PncrO. J. Woci>: IHarSir:—!n the latter pen of the yrar Iflfx, white attend tog the Stat* *M Katioaal La«f ridiool of iba State of Sew Yart. my hair, (ne» n cause uukuowu to me, c.wumsred Mltwit off very rupidlr, so th.t in the *bact •pace ofsix umulhs. the w Ldc upper part of wy F-- ...-1* We bare school books, ill kind* of bleak books, Pocket Ledgers, Mechanics' Manusl, Arnold's writing Fluid. Note. Cap, Letter, and Legal Pa­ per, and all kinds nf stationery in great variety. THE Thy firirnd, jy m inuimi or us *a TBE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND I t swli ONLY PREPARATION _I The proprietor* an<l uunufoeturtrsnf Tte’S rSTTEU’S C'EU.BJIATED STOMACH DITrEltS esn nf tw ii with perfect coufi-'rnco •« i>liralcian> end eiiia tu generally Uf the 1'nnrei Great nnmberoofCnc i u-,—. Phrvirian*.Statesmen, ani eminent p*r->n-f-c«, Lwe lent their name* to certify ttenni irsltefrtl nvefiilr.va* ofthree retnedie*, bet onr Bps.-e here will not penult th* ln*«rtlon of tL-io. The Agent* below twin'd fur­ nish gratte »*• .Waste*!* At-Mxwxt;in whteh th*y are given t with sl*o foil description* of th* .bore ssmrUiul*. and the treatment that should be fol- KKAD1-.YIAJDA1 CIAWTH1NC, D. C. BAWLET. Haatbigs. Nov. 14. !flfl». I here not bren able ro obtain sluff for cap*, seithor have 1 bwu abk to do them Up, >a coa**queaee of which BI bred Las suffered **trrasaJy from eold. Thl* indoevd me to pay Brien i Hodgu. almost tbe Imvcom I had on earth, tor a two Ooliar battle of the Hair Restorative about the first af August ls>t. I kave fidibfutly fulluwsd th* di rerirxis snd the bald spot I* now covered with hair thick and black. Uxwgn short, it w aiso caus­ ing in all over my u««d. Feeling coafideot that another large buide would restore It entirely sad permanently, I fed anxious lo persevere io tie are and bring Ue.tilut* of ruoana to purchase asr more, I would e*k thee if thou wouldst cm beriHlag to to *eud me an order on thiee arvate for a Boya’ Clothing which we offer at ployed. As It hs« long been ia ecuslant use throughout this saetion, wo need not do more than aasare the people its quality to kept up to tho bast il ortr baa bc*e, and that it may ba reBed to da for ihtir relief all it ha* erer been found io co. never pay for /Ant —rv roc— THAT HAS ipamxBS. WW8 & 8E©S£, yo« kup vp rar urrrRBT. STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, And grows more and 'inorc Pop­ ular every day! itna, F. & M. Cnssttneres, TWEEDS, PRICES. eart ij NOST POPULAR and every kind of GOODS for Me« and LOW Terms TSasy. Ah'I Upas ear ahalvaa asay ba fotsnd all of th CASSIMERES, Linen Drilling*, Den EXCEEDINGLY Titles to all of these, Imdupvtabu, md T Sprelsl attention INU and patting one pnrufiaaing I their bring Our assortment of BOOTS A SHOES of ell vanetie*. Ladies Gaiters, Gents Gaiter*, Oxford Also, Two Dwelling Houm, Txu Fixtswea and Wru. Locarsi^ . In the VUlac® of Hagtingg. 0* THX XSPBCUL BDtlfTT OF TW« LAMM. and diacbarge from tbo system, every taint of ■orofri*. whether hereditary or otberwiae. Thai Wi have piles of SHEETINGS, RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. and tberai* no disease of the Stomach and Bowels, SHIRTINGS. STRIPES, TABLE Che liver, tha nerruu* system. the ekin, glands or CLOTHS, DIAPER, TOWELING, muscles, akisuio raon lurcaiTixe or tax blood ana sacasnovs. in which they do not gireprompt and all kinds of domestic goods; also r«W, and. (il adaiiuistered before the very cit BROAD CLOTHS, plain and tacj &D AM -orCHOICB OAK OPENING LAND, ilk wbidi n-b them or ibctr beauty; tot oeauiy can­ not exist without health, and health cannot exist while the abo< a L-rtgularirira eoutinne. Than again. tbe Cordial I* a perfect MothaZ. rrf&fTaken a month nr two before the final trial she will pare tbe dreadfbf period nlft oaefisrt ease and lately. ELrefrnotklateivafi^tr-ttteOwdfof** “ 're/wif. DyiZjfoMm' Andtoywawa detect the 11 Inres or decline not only of ghtero eutn ft be too late, but also your ed, mnnr of which are greatly supdrtor m qusnty and beauty to anything heretofore efcryd in tri* Market. ' Also for Sale, GROCERIES! and cure* the d.uase al once. H already Andas it acta directly and pcr.tetendy on th* hUary eyetem. arousing tbe liver lo action, promoting in fact, ril the excretion, and accretion* oftbeaystem, il will mfidUbly prerent any detoterimsa con• rqueti«-ea following upon change rd —• wxicr; hence all travelers should hi with them, and ril sbouM take a te least before rating, a* it prevents ■trengtbeus the digestive organa, tt tbe baud* of all perrons of sedentary dents, ministers, literary men, and au *uorroj aeenat-xned to urorti out -low nxeretsw sbanld SATIS DRESS GOODS wbo hav* languished f.r veers in b«lplesa weakoroa and dc*;-vi>dency. rccuprrai* »ill. great ra­ pidity under tlwir invigorating vpviati.u. That all Biff—d dfosbditiea ar* rauu-ted by their Car­ dial and gently *limria- i> prupextiea. Thai they "Cr* SHATTERED CQN4TITUTI0K8, WMJMIIPAY MOI AV BAanvoff, ba*ry cothrn : j<|^es fa ismito Mary ef a^lfer turpentine and alcohol. DR. ROBACK'S sctnuivttx BEWBsmn oAffH -T-fiTE' � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-03-06.pdf 7c6b2d23a0d505d89e6623482d4c57b3 PDF Text Text Cje ^tjniblinre £mtr, REPUBLICAN BANNER. Is FCBLISHRD RVERY WEDNESDAX MORNING, LND COMPLETE. Timts, • . Ax>irjvjKrcjE. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. ........ ......................................................f----------------»*-*w*»»*~*«^**w***-«r-y** VOL. 5. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY MARCH 6, 1861. ■ • Mailings’ ^usintss §trtttiirn. From th* Chr.ton (,UL> Traamtripi. and thrtuling BOLTWOOD de GRANT, <K OPENING J. ANU, nahip of Yankee Springs; * NORMAN BAILEY, YVRa^XX in "very variety of dry goedt, greeaJLF ria*, creekcry, hardware, ready made efotb- Hag© of Hastings. < these, lx oupDYAsta^iaj •ms Easy. ■• BAILEY .k BAKER, ,0 a ™,t* । d. una c. Biwirr J. W. OAKLEY, <MWan Battle ... THE ‘REPARATION IE TEST OF YEARS, -­ D nr*, and ilneil without num. iveti fnun Isdie* and gan»l*a»aw ROBERTS A STRIKER, EALERS in drug*, medicio**, ipslnt m*dicloe*. paints, oil,, turpanlin*. burning Acid. D ■Mower’s Block." Hasting*,' Mich. to Qvudyv*r'» black, *p atalrs. 1. A. HOLRILOOK, J. M. RUSSELL. JOHN ROBERTS, HYSICIAN *n.l .Surgeon. Dwellii w»y, near the Court Ueuse. P ar. All bo»iu»« *tUnrted io promptly and attiaitsllv. O:B« Na. &, Noble'* block, Balti* CrxaL. Mt«hIS««. ■ J. M. NERINff, • loaing Morlgnxei1 by advertisement. 0 i COUNTV 1; I lorncy and ConnaeOarat U» .adway, and aoM by all Man r“i.“nUt up in Boitic. of thre. medium. and rmalt; theanmll Jt. c. PR1NDLE, /-NOVXTT V? Land »n J*nayi<«am E AUEBICAI oLivkjTt? everts, | lL & TOHffl* PT BOOK. After a short and prosperous voyge, Tbe facte In the case, which we have since learned from undisputed authority our young hero arrived in tho Empire elty, where ho immediatriy took paanage are about as follows: On arriving there > Sometime in the year 1837, Sir Johq for Galveston, Texas ■ N. Fenwick, the father uf the lad alluded ho purchased a beautiful Indian pony, to,while engaged in n shooting expedition and by adhering to tlio directions giY»« I on the Cumberland hills, was thrown by him by a merchant of that place, who and overcome roorubion^wbich. if nut *M«lily . fais horse, and conveyed to a humble cob waa acquainted with his relative, be remedied,end in death. We belie., i th* be»t I , _ „e_’ . reached his cousin’s rancht on the ninth and «ure*t jcmcdy in tlw world, in a l -a«e* o l»Pc of • P°°r clergyman near Dy. witn a Dyacr-tarr ai.d tdarrtuea iu children, n i .-tber it I shattered ankle. The clergyman was a day of his journey. On discovering wbo riz1, rtfSiszstTs, s -m-—. b““u^1 be waa, and learning bis strange and faring from any of tbe foregnins di.eaoea. do not | daughter, just budding into womanhood, eventful history, his cousin received him let your prejudice*. <>r the prejudice of other*. who attended to the household duties of with vnbounded kindness and affection. His relative was the owner of two thou­ rtri, Immbl. .bode, »d «b~™d th. ato follow the u**vf tbl« medicine, 'f tlrneh n»ed. . dining vMxs of her venerable parent.— sand acres of excellant land, fifty negroes PundireeUansforutir.gwinMCT.mpanyeMl.bo’.-: She was nnremitting in her kind ntten- and numerous herds of cattle; he was eSwr&Trn’K m'SS’T'il .........tc .... 1 »H..™ ivtis die -u. noble guest, — and seldom left married to an American lady, and his LLIITIo a VAI-Klnn. V* i ora, I* on tn*on l.la bedside till ho was entirely recovered. household was gladdened by the preesr.ee tide wrapper. Sold by Drt^gl*t« throughout th World. To make the matUr short Sir John fall in of his beautiful daughter, named Estell. Principal Office, 13 Cedar St., N. T. He spent his time most happily and love with die young lady, and proponed to her. In reply, Cara, (that waa her agree ably on the ranche foe about six, deeCO: )8*n-|yr name) told her noble auilor that she months—devoting his time to hunting loved him iu return, but that she would fishing,snd rambling over the flower-be­ not leave her Cither, but would remain spangled prairies with hi* charming rel­ with her kind parent and lend a solace to ative. Estell, with whom, it is almost his declining years. They parted, after unnecessary to say, our young hero fell desperately in love. exchanging die usual lovers’ tokens. He was suddenly awakened from his drcams of happiness and pleasure, one Their parting «a* full tender, night by the startling and unwelcome , f Aixi |>lrdpnK oft lotr.r-'. *eain. > -— . - । They tore tbemtdre* unnder. intelligence that the Cnmanchca and a p J yfeiMKi EX aTaiPMB bi the autumn of the -amts year—tbe large parly of Mexican guerrillas were I -_r"11 • LE.''1 } ''" ‘ V# k Rl mild and mellow English aututnn-fit time bearing down to attack tho rauche. All indeed, for the exit ofso pure a soul,from hands were immediately mustered to re. ... .. . ns earthly casket, the spirit of the vener pel the bloodthirsty marauders; the der-” «;»*<• >>• «»» «™i fvnduns numbered seven white men aod twenty i egroes—tbe attacking party, Hydrogen. Banc:io*«<l by the highest Medical 1 realms of bliss beyond the skies. Authorities, both in Korop* and th* United . » • • • • guerillas and.Indians numbered over six Stat**. *ud prescribed in tbeir practice. I _, , . , The attack commenced al­ Th* .xperiM.ee or il>oU*aud« dally prove* that1 The marriage was simple and uneaten- . hundred. no preparation of Iron enn beccraparod with it— ' utiona—the ceremony being performed most immediately—the assailants dis Isnpnntie* of tb* b<o-nl. deprcA-ioa of vital eurr- . . . . < .. _ ..-I--. •„ gy. pal* and otberwi** .icily compl.ikm. ind> '» pnvatc by a young curate, In order to charged showers of arrows sud escepettc cate it* aecTMiiy i* *Jtu**t evary c*ncci**bl« escape the ridicule of the bridegroom s bells at the defenders,who were stationed „ ... .. . ,, 1 haugbtv relatives—and Clara Seymour in the building, which, however, did Huie or no execution—the defenders replying «f»r th* folioeicg complaint*, vii: I wick of Fenwick Hall. They made a with tbelr death-dealing rifles, causing Ja Debility, Ncrrou. Affections, Ema. | tour of the Continent, and in ths spring many a tawny savage and Mexican ruf But why prolong elation, Dy*pep*tn, Conrtipntion, Blarr- , reWrned to England, when she presented Ann to bite the dust. 1.»>.. i.*. .!.*)«« .f thia fearful scene- Suffice ft to say that MiimcuBti uni ion, White*, Chlorc.i*, Llv« 1 our present sketch.) Sir John s relatives the rand he was carried by sorm after n desperate resistance, and every person, ofx.un.ri, r-rroxh. 1 ( ■ r.. , n <. i.. tended to admire Lady Fenwick, and (mala and female.) butchered, except our ..“iftixSl'SX I ‘-ongrat.l.ud him on hi. e.orilxl ch.,i<x. hero, who was taken prisoner, and con 1 ation of twnoot sad mn*colareoargy from chrvo- Two of bls sisters took up their residence rayed to Mexico by tbe Indians, after ■” Hrii .04 .hil. prrixajM burning and plundering tbe rancho. Our tion or writtoo attaaiatioo would render errdiM*. the most unbounded affection for their hero shed many bitter tears over the un­ , Invalids *o loti; bed ridrea m to bava tecvia* • victim, were daily and hourly engaged by happy fnto of bis darling Estell, and kind and generous relatives. He remained a prisoner about three > returned from pretraeied trkhel in a distant load. , Lord Fenwick * mind ngninR his Wife. Somertty .ignal nutanca* of Un. kind are tmt- ; p nr piaraAll this time, being unaware months, and strange to say, although ed of Female •uff< reni. emaciated victiai* of to- I ° • parent marasmus, aangniocxu axh.u.tioa, entifei j of the cruel, unrelentmg and treacherous closely watched, he was not subjected to -u-------------ri .u_. - --------------------------------cl)UrM pursued toward her—Lonl F. bo any cruel treatment One day the tribe drapeptic aversion io air a coming more and more morose and odd to whoae captive ba was, started ont on a :S>* physician ba* no name. her every day, and she unaware of the marauding expedition, leaving Hm in tho true cause, attributed to the seeming fact charge of a powerful Indian. He was the that ho regretted having united with one very savage who bad scalped nnd toma­ Tho lu log exciting and uverhretthg ; am!; illy, regu- m humble as she. in tho mean lime the hawked his beautiful Eatellal lariy aperient, even In th* rno*t ob»t dean indulging freely in to/fw, aoon fell boy reached the boy age of aeventesn. eoetiveue** nithont ever being a g------Suddenly, one day, these female fiend* fast asleep. It was but th* work Uva, ur inflicting a <liiagr«t*bk nen,*tio*>. moment for <»ur hero to unsheath the threw off the mask and in presence of Sir John accusad her of tbe most horrible scalping knife from the'belt ol tbu sleep­ ing savago and plant it in his heart. — crime*, and alledged that his wife oofeeeed exert a . Eatella was avanged > Seizing the Indi­ an’s rills and ammunition, be started off In three daysreached Brownsville, Texas. KItncva mr tn* most naonuai caaaa, lunyaiug wr j, rrUCU VUUnv V<> wmnil "W Here ho met three Texan drovera, who .... “J >>.’ 11"/ ««r« “• Dysraterr. ccmfinnrd. emaciating, and auperact jotirmng in Venice daring the honey-moon were about to start with an immense ty malignaa*. the effect* hare baan equal!/deci*- j The lightning doe* not rift the tnlisst drove of cattle to Cariiaville, Macoupin County in thia State. Being short of u. u ■— -■ .wu. ■ «>■ I”"' d‘d d*bli>t*ii»j: eo-4gb. aud remiueci Uc-.ic, • H.cb I trnte Lady Clara. She swooned ! And hands, tbey oflbred to hire him to go with them and help them drive. Rendered atcaaaa, tn savml vary gratUyhig and laUiwtug heart and brain on nre. He gave uirec- destitute by being deprived of everrihing by tbo innraudcra,hegUdly aooepled thoir D ' MOTT S -JtebfeCo., Ind.. Feb. ii. >85t. >t>: Pear Sir:—la the LltitBr jiirt while attending lb* B***a ■**• ooiof th* Ulate of New lack, nus'e unknown to me. e.«n>«»rv rapidly, so that in the abort lie, the n fwle upper par* Of W entirdv bereft of it* covering. I temaiuiug portion* upon th* irt ol my hi ad shortly after ba,t you will not be surprised t»b*a Proprietor, 441, Broadway, New ■peak in term* of commendation ot it* magical his just rights, he would be enjnving lite rtecta and medical virtue*. We *p«A in tbta unj affluence in Ids ancestral‘halls In matter, ••wbat w* do know, after tvo year. «xpe- ; , , , , v Hence, and pledge our reputation for the fulfiH .Northumberland, England Hi* state­ ment of wh.t w» lure declare. In almost every ment however was generally disbelieved SStJilSZ'S."/?,',, -ritbrnri. overvbody «ith wbom he ••• ana exnau*tioti. rrliel will ue rnnou in uneen or . • , - , . , , , ------------ .. after th* --------------------------------acquainted, gave tt as their opinion that twenty minute* • This valuable prtparull; Sv th* prmeriptfon ti,ere WM something singular connected .Uhbi.p.«Hrtorj! with his past history. became acquainted with ths lady Clsrn at Fenwick Hall. When she became sufficiently recover­ ed, he Importuned her with burning elo­ quence to go with him to bls estate in Galway, Ireland. After many Importu­ nities she st length yielded, for her bwsbsnd’s cold end harsh treatment liad wholly obliterated al! tbe love she aver felt for him. She would not, however, consent that her boy should accompany them. Luckily, she had In her posewisiou besides her jewels, two thousand pound* Accompanied hy Captain 'O’Neil, abe prooeeded to Liverpool, where ebe placed her son og boon! the Steamer Arctic, which was about to sail for New York— giving him directions to seek a cousin of hers, named Sotnervills, a wealthy planter in tbe Interior of Texas. She gave him one thousand pounds, and bidding hem an affectionate fsrowsll, they parted, forever! • She accompanied the captain to his estate on the coast of Gsl way .where tbey were privately married. Her health fail­ ing, her husband took her to tbe south of France In order to recuperate her shat­ tered nerves. Captain O’Neil dearly loved ths yet beautiful Clara. ealer in oroceries. proVnion,. pi due*, filth, butter, lard, pork, and grain all kind*. Abo tov, canthv,. etc ,*tc. Slor* aerer.fslhng succevs in California Bl<^k. Xtalc »lrvti. Halting*. Mieb. more and mortPopr every day! • le Creel, Web.. Dec. tl. ISO. Fix* wilt please accept a Ifaae ta Hieliaitou tuy bead all fell st i «g<«. caitvrd by a ewspBAM ,Mended with an eruption Mt tMa lal course of auffaringjMBMh time l« a slate'nF depend, ace Lie to obtain staff for cape, sal­ able io do them up. ta oeaee* ar bead ha* suffered artreraqlj 'induced ni» to pay Briggs * e laaicen* I bad on earth, for* i»f thv Hair Restorative about tba .1. t haveftithfully followed th* t bald spot is now covered with ck. tbocgn short, it is aba caas• b«ul. Feeling cMMsttJW tie a on! J restore it entirety tad el anxious to persaver* in it* as* ale of mean* to panbaaa Wf thee if thouWoddst not ba will■n order on'.thine ageata foe a • to th;, self tba *cnptnr* difoar ..I ’ * . .* 1 1 A .. lb. »**n wdl r,4r*L ne loW •4,’'en‘1 P*r I.BWr'reATIK1 trr> yearn, anu can nay, ia irtathcf _ _______ * ■*... l Il, what we ucv*r Haro brcn al>U io a-irof any tons that he was the son of lord—that he oihermedieioe-ncverbMi-.fiilediua .fncleln-JijaJlx.cn kidnapped from England and rp TUP l.rrnar. .< M -rr. Many of our readers will doubtless recoollect a young man named John N. Fen wick,wbo resided in this place during the year 1859,and who, at different limes Which greatly facilitates th* process of teething. was employed by the editor of this paper, j Mr. S.ickelt,droggi*t, and laatly bv Mr. James E. Stansberry, our County Clerk, I who had him engaged writing iu hts office. For Children Toothing. pay far tKrra X°" EGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary Public. Offic* in the Cox;rt UotuM, and open at *11 hear*. Fees is b« p*M wbro paper* *r* left R II. N. SHELDON, CODNTT TREASURSR. Offlc* la th* C—rt Haase. . ‘_____________ JAMES A. SWEEIET* iROSECL’TiNG ATTOR?TY, Coutmelor HARMON SMITH, URCUIT COURT COM) JSSMJB1 PILLS^ IRON. offer end went . Arriving at Carlinville^be determined .-JI rued to England, and boldly pro | himself on Lis horse and galloped madly „ in relui Accordiajriy be took to the nearest senport, where ho immedi claim 1 hia rights. the oara for the esat. - While travel­ steiy embarked for tbe Continent. t----------on th* New York and Erie . OC ^ •------------- ----ing Iteilroad, ho UA iu with a noble hearted no« lo deeliy invited .1 the aeae* pec* NO. 44 naloaaaway -..................................................— LINCOLN'S MWBNET* W Sf Ms rsvwtate, bet eonltf calv (tfcoirt ^isrtllatrj. gmaTTT.AP Atao for Sale, A'DUtS® ■ hear that b vsi traveling on tbe Conti­ nent, but could not Aioertain the precise •pot. r • . The Prince cf Walea, while traveling Jn tifi ootatry, It will be recollected, I rytnrmber of being in the eity of New Fork at the time the steamship Atlantic Bxltimori. F»b; M, IN! ■ Marsha! Kane H of the opteion that, notwithstanding the exeeHer.l police arrrmgementa here, Mr. Lincoln would here been insulted, and thinks it well that he * went through as he did. About 9 o’clock on Saturday morning, a dispatch from Harrisburg announced, rather vaguely, that Mr. Lincoln had goH our yojjng people began to be excited, whoa the through on the express train, before day­ Dooming of the guns told that a ship was light to Washington. People commen­ passing up the Narrows. People went ced thronging the streets from all quar­ ters, and concentrating In large numbers 1caused him and lua mother so mudi trou­ around die Northern Central depot. ble and unhappiness, was now nn her but It Tbe crowd continued to increase around death bed, attended by her brother. Sir 1 •John Fenwick. He entered the chamber of death! The ghastly viseff* of toe watched her till she came serous to her ed nearly twenty thousand. moorings, and their hearts sftiik within Mrs. Lincoln and her family aceompff•dying woman became still ghastlier,whan sno beheld tbe boy whom she and bur them: tbey sant hastily ncros*. “Any nied by escorts, were placed in carriage* siatei had so deeply wronged. She iin- news from the Atlantic!" “.Hasn’t tbe And conveyed to the reaidence of Col, meuiately confessed thst tbo tala tbev had Atlantic arrived?’* “Na." “She sailed Gillings, where they dined, and departed invented to blast tbe reputation of j^»dy fifteen days before we did, and we have quietly Mt 3 o’clock in the alternooo' for heard nothing t.f her.” And then the Washington, where they aoon arrived aafoClara, and ruin bis and her irmocent son, was without foundation—>that Clara waa people said, “She has gone after the IV, joining the President sleot at Willard's President.” Those wbo bad friend* on Hotel. a good and true wife until he drove her - Il is difficult for me to say what tbe away an spurned her. Lord Fenwick board oegan to make up their mourning; day after day passed, and the captain’* crowd might have done, had Mr. UMufa folded his Joel qon tojijs heart, and «bed wife wai so Hl that the doctor said that appeared before it The general impres­ tear* ofjoy over him. The woman died sion is that there would have been eerioes a few memwts after making tbe confes trouble. Certain it is that the very worst ston. Her sister is at present in a con­ looked at one other, and said, .“a sad character* in Baltimore were there eonvent, and strives to atone for her Wackthing about the Adantic, isn't it!” At gregnted, to restrain whom under existing hearted treachery by fasting, penitence, last, one bright and beautiful morning, eireumstances would have been impossi­ and prayer. the guns boomed across the bay, and a ble, It is known that many dissolute men and boys were fully supplied with -. Jn quiet sequestered vale, near a rotten eggs sud other missiles, which they Down went the -------T jttle village, in Provence, in too south of France, are two graves, over and on toe Castle Garden, with the spy found no use for iu the absence of Mr. which Is placed a single plain, white tomb­ glasses; they saw that it was* British ship Lincoln. A policeman informs me, he stone, on which Is engraved the following again, and their hcarta seemel to sink thinks tbey were intended to bespatter within them; but she eamn, and making a and maltreat the Baltimore Wide-Awake* simple inscription. ridge of foam l>vfore her, and got to her mooring*. And throyou could hear the heavy sigh; as if it were tho last hope Presidential cortege, witbout designing CAPTAIN FDWARD O'NEIL; dying out in that sigh; and men looked al iusult or injury to tbe PreaideoL if mh each other blankly; and men wbo bad a disturbance ha J commenced it is in>DEAR WIFE, CLARA. of the Atlantia on exchanger’ “None.’’ Telegraph despatches come in froip all became cov toced oftbe truth <?f bla elate menu Ho accompanied tbe Prince in quarters. “Any newt of tbe Atlanticf his tour through the United States, and and the word thrilled along tbe wire* Inio the heart* of Uiose who bad friends on went with him to England. Sweet and simple memento ! may tbey sleep tranquilly. Tbe soft southern wind sighing with a mournful cadence through willows and tall grass la a fit the river.” “So she is.” Than they wiped awar the dimness of grief. They watched the vessel; round she steamed Washington a* ha did, tbowgh do one requiem. Clara died of consumption n short time moat gallantly; and as she came by the credit* toe reports about a deliberate plot after her arrival in France, despite the immense mass ol spectators on the to assassinate him. 1 am tuld. however, that Urge quanti­ tender esrc qf her husband, and the exer­ wharves, and the Garden and toe Battery tions ol skillful physicians. A shorttime the crew hoisted flags from trucks to tbe ties of eggs were bought in markets some after het death, CajpU O. unintentionally main chains, and an officer jumped upon days previous, aod billies from stores by insulted a French officer, which led to a the paddle box, put (he trumprt to his challenge—they met and fought with lips, and caled out; “Tbe Atlantic is safe, And small swords. The combat was desper­ she put into Cork for repair*!’’ Shout 1 shout! about.' ate and prolonged, fat tbey. were both such a shout! splendid Swordsmen. O’Neil at Isugth hundreds.ofthouiands snouted; trsnnpa- ridga Democmte, with influential wire­ stretched hii antagonist lifeless at Lis feet rendes were bung up in front of the worker* behind the scene, backed by dis­ and be was borne to his residence mor­ hotels. “The Atlantic Is safe !’’ Bands unionisle andeeceasioniata; that the scheme tally wounded. Previous to his death, of music paraded th.> stro-t*. tbe telegraph waa secretly concerted several days ago. be gsre directions to be buried with his was worked all night kmg. “The Allan j Others allege it was only a deinonetrawife, in the taanner stated above. Hav­ tic is safe, safe, safe!” carrying joy to the , tiou, intended to show Lincoln tbe differAnd not one in a ing no heirs of his own, he willed bis jm- hearts of million*. mrnae and valuable estate to his wife's hundred thousand who rejoiced bad a friend or relative on board that steamer. son, John N. Fenwick. It was sympathy for too sorrows of Oik Our young friend is now In Fenwick era with whom they bad no tie save that queuoe of sectional politics and mUdm!1 Hall, (as the following letter sent us will which God created, when be “made pf trouble*. testify.} living in raao and affluence, re one blood all the earth,” and permitted ceiving all the care and klndueaa lavisbed ns as brethren to call him the oumnum Father of ua all.—John H. Gough, apringiug from an unusual excitement and upon him by a nnw affectionate father. apparent desperation cbaraclrriaing car­ » • • “Sp you may imagine my tein classes. All rejoice in . Beltooore fuelii.^-s al pc uHpL ’ being deprived by Mr. Lincoln's wise To those penoaa in Clinton, who Elect, for*thought, and the better counsel of, hir doubted my statement, nod ridieulsd n»e, We have been informed by » geode­ friends, of tfeo disgrace which might have I have no unkind feelings. ’ ! entertain toward the peopleofClinton a lively feel­ man connected with the party of Mr. fallen epon oa by indiscrete actions, had ing of gratitude for tbelr many kindrtexs­ Lincoln since he left home for Washing- he appeared among us at the present sea and favors. To Robert Lewis, E»q.. I Ingtnn. that (here were several attempt* poch of excitamant. 1 now learn that Gov. nick* sente diadesire yon to return my mort sincere Klch to Gen. Scott and Mr. Seward on thnnk*. Tdl him 1 still have (be boots iday, advising them of danger In Mr. be presented me, which together with tbe threatened too most serious conequonces, gold pop from Charley Dennnlt, I shall took place on the Presidential train leaf­ Lincoln'* pawing through Ralbmoro pubiicly, and on this information they Imme ing Cincinnati, when a grenade of tiro keep In remembrance of lham, and jny most destructive character was discovered diately sent a special messenger to Har­ once humbln condition in life. in too car occupied b<Mr. Lincoln, It* risburg, with instructions to Mr. Lincoln It waa to do as he bad done. Great credit La friend, Mr. Stansbury, to whom 1 send family and personal “friends. in your package a breast-pin. My’ love found in a small esrpet-bag, which had given to him by our people for adopting . to a!r». C—--------- and Hie children. I been deposited in a scat of tbe cer by such a course. some unknown person. Attention was tboMhtofthem Mid longed to see them. drawn to it from the fact that no,baggage our entire military and best citizens, re­ gardless of pai ly, would have turned out On examina­ • • « ’The package 1 send you. I was allowed in too cars. . . hope wfll enUrriy dear you from debt tion; the grenade conccald In tbe eipeL for his protection. The bitterest animosity seemed to txbag was discovered to be Ignited, and no and make yon independent in life. •“ iat, pot against Mr. Lincoln, but against ‘•Tel) Al. Blackford 1 will send him a arranged that within fifteen ounutes It rplendid Manton fowling pie®, by I the would have exploded with a form suffi­ certain Republicans bore who Lave l>een next steamer. He ho* my likenees whibh cient to have demolished the car and des­ .conspicuous as his psrtutan friends. They 1 would be glad to have left with Mi® troyed the lives of all persons in i*. ■ Of would doubtless bare been roughly hauThe Chief Marshal of Polio* course the “infernal machine" was speed­ died. Julia C------------. pledged himself at the hazard of hi* life ily removed and properly disposed o£ ‘•Your* a* ever, This circumstances was well known to protect Mr. Lincoln, but could not “Jomr Noforn Fbswick, Bart.” to gentlemen in Mr, Lincoln’s company promise bia ability if any Wide Awake Reader! we have done. Is not “truth The reasons why these facts have not parade was attempted, to protect tW»atranger than fiction V‘......... before been made public, are prudential All i* quiet now: ones ; thu newspaper reporter* admitted ry The lata John Jacob Astor had a to the train being under an injunction ol brother not so well known a* himself, but Recent n*wg from,]E<igland Informs us 1 who possessed in an crulnenC degree the of tbe deccaso of Sir Kter Fairbairn, at ' predated. Wo now fee! al liberty to pecular characteristic of tbe family. It Lend*, England on the 4th of but month. I speak of the afiiur at Cincinnati, only bo­ This eminent mechanic, who was raised 1 ..... u. r u.. mmnlttel hi* tn the order of knighthood by Queen ! Victoria, was tbe son of t-oor but nwpect- J aUeBBotthh parents, who apprenticed A Rurur lavurroa.—Mteie, the inven­ tor of tbe rifle bearing his name, tmpervlacsau Immense workshop at Faria. At breakfast over his tike of NteW, or at the butts of Vincennce, the thtj is the manti, one *™« >a(mDr, ■■■■■■ >■ »■«>»» » . —”yi tidy driven forth, although suffering from of point leabell, this eoonty; wbo delirium, and were eovoyed by the **r --him ------to---return ------------with ou“him tn Clinton, for vants to tbe nearest inn. These villainous toe porpoee of studying law with Mr. 1. WeH«»n. Our hen», however, dirilked viht purpoac, which wga to heap the m«gbrother, Mr. William Fairtwirn, who MOI - " ----------------- witMn tb<-ir grasp; for Ito, ri Mqn*, .if - wwwri'ojLrtSX they not brvokt tbe id— Um t he, serrivsa trim. ”. ” • . ' of From a moderately em;.!1 IwoiXWi util. toU.ltortW ■—..irntoy they n*trd«dI as the oftpring of wnu her. dnrin* ilk October % Mixvr*crcar» .r TILLKT * m.. >» r.r.<tto». KLWC»«:«r, A BMW Ml at oLtarMo W Saw, MS r-w won, of U« era* ftmm. •milky .Ml wion.lr. rara«S«mi. at «!.,» u, ttto B.iuiri. Gtotool receipt ef tbe prft*. Ail letters, orders, etc., ahonld be aMrtased io R. B. LOCKE A C*.. Gea’l AaUa, mylliyt WCnnflr., W. I. cx^OKS: ■nd bro-4 InnasofiWrAlUr. Tta-H Wtaak tnumpnnu tor use ume ciwks: Sk ’Sir 5*'A' 1 F. U A J. RVBSELL*8. J k-nStaEntihh’llro dr^r.Oin'j ^3 w» Rt to -ffngHnd, tnrttt!£ 1ffqu»viea' M CWrtew th �Tu^d^ugubattoi?1^1-g«t iftr a now- - BEPUBLICAH BArnnSB, . “ Ui l ha , PROBATE NOTICE. , . I THE PLOT AGAlMBTHR.aZWAMD. rninif t.-v nraflS UM ! . .... ........... .. j sy ■ATX OF MICUIUAX, Cowjty of Barry,«- Washington, March 1. !. eowntawrt. rl' “Un Ctunc I a bore. Iti I promise of Mft I serin to uni WueJUiL-M JLrt 4-rtJlsaqtni* I M ^Mrlrerv'lancv, Attorney Genera! of lo no result ... , dress has reached os in a half sheet of the this, which are not patent to the general I Pcnnaylvsnin, waited upon Mr. Lincoln, Wednesday ■•raiagi tftSbfa eotapiraey to Jake Mr. Lined A Me. The writer roridrv jn' ooeof tfe Gulf Btetet. WaJuwu bk ywta ^ASnQItfP.MABAlgg • Un ulate of Lydia M., SlUa OF OAKLAND/ “ here, to defeat tho purpose of this Conrention. One has its origin in your State, and in hostility to Mr. Seward; tbe other wm-BM oF' the iinrni ihwa that Mm Sokfo .ITMU S^rrarr of 3flk> M tbh new Administration. u>d in-rad undeQ^raUaMte Tmt I whtfh wffl1 This foe* tartar mortffsgtd pimteea mvuUuticd ia tltfidi to all true11 main «sm« ikon —di—ay. iiBfartiaM to. tbe llou:--A.-Lh>evln. 1 do this l»ceausc I know be would never get it by tbe usual route. - You ~— L *— * reference to or by appliiving a refercatlap |oprienc* »n thit — afraid to.bs n»ore oxplicit, fiir you have » opinions iu.timesJikuTkess. . In another . partpf this paper we publfob a eoryes ,shaBjivWilfarther wrice editorially. Mr. Seteardfrom «U fia*w«<. poodence to tbe New York JTrmray 'Poti, Uued.BffltmQ..,. which Mr. i which, although it gives us. no aprt of iu 'r- ? zt ' Ibcft i« n great run tn-day bn Uh> GuvJ crument fund<“n’vcrfil bureaus, including Naoy’ A^mey bsve paid their lost i practirally Tho Wnr Department has rsoshod' [ of the nurtb cut quiner „f *«Uon A^iys. nod thqyawumo that Mr, Seward will fed : 'The'lir>u»e wmmidin' un the north of Thomappi.compelled, out, of self respect, It from no Meawtavbwirtrff the Senate amend; contsiniUK in all abty-five urn Ifert* tho Vsrttet KUte. .or™ PROBATE ORDER, other motive, to retire. poidttncul (o a place In the Cabinet. In his cc-tpmiuid. Theopyvriuon from New York istppre k1 is a pity for the old GITATK OF H1CIHOAX, I 1'roUte Crart tbo main, wesm willing to assent to the man's foture tano that bo wta not shot or leas peMonal to Mr. Reward, and of mall Cl), lo tho eeniral route. long alanding. Tbe oppcr ilioii outride of . ' . ' position takwn, but most dissect from in’Xfexico. , ’ 'Wftthlngton.^Ia'rdi’S. of FctiruBry, IML Prawnl, b. C. I’nhIJe.' Ju . jra. . — IliiitiagK At-?*•» ta»t lbs Stele originates partly in jealousy uf some of the j-voefnriota of the writer. load knnrn ri being twesty-th ■ -rm off Mr. Seward's Influence in th* new Guv- ' Grcil consternation was created yes­ Tax Naw Anura tsraxrxoM.—An ox- erument, but mainly in the faith thnt the terday among (he Northern Conservatives in-ara u..ra, « wra^.rara ra..~.^. .. —, I >J - Wo will, i f course, readily admit with -New York-Senator'-does nut inflect the and Border Suite nicn, by nn unfounded the Poti that there orc many “focls” Os n-adin J aud Chn< tbe peilltau duly veritioJ fBF Fultar, Esetufor ot Mid estate. Fraying I report tlwt Seward had dedmed a scat Seward, as an attempt to break him feelings and inclining* of the President. which cannot fee known outside of Wa»b>r certain rc**ou» thetvln vet Ibrtb ft>ras order | Prstty mueb every member of . Con­ In the Cabinet Certain Border State ingtorr, but that there uced be any obecu- down is to attempt to break down Lin­ ■'incn declare (hat if Chase goes into the coln's Administration. Wo have only gress is a candidate for office. I have Thereupon It l« ordeird. that TucedayJhe fWh , rlty as to (be duty of the new Adtnlna —*e?ent dl/ww »o that a line ihe'y cannot sustain Llncvlb’s adnever known the time whey so large a Cabinet _ ar o( Jlardi.lt41, at »w o’clock la Ur afteraotm. ..•*’!■ I with the said linorunMov wiU stand by neither, in proportion of tbe legislative branch of ministration, (ration relative to those issues involved to say that t r1 .1 - • I-If*. Mill will ••. . letter was enclosed to any attempt to ignore the issues upon rhe Government were open applicants for The recently recent pssaed po>t route bill applies.. — — in U xcomc ' s election, wo deny. Ilia now the editors -of tbe Cottuturcial for - Mr. Eaecutive fevor. Tbie, and the impress contains a aectlun. regulatino tun cents Lipcoin; too near the time when the policy of the which tbe latter was elected. Ion that Mr. Lincoln is opposed tu any prepaid letter poalagc to suJ from the be btJfon. *l tba Probate, otter in HMifngt. tn [ .»x ... tb. rrronted utet ol Mi-! nll.r?. December, 17, 1861. new Administration will be known, to In- i . ^7” ~ .—7 tiited, llMtiag^ FctroarySm. A. 1>. )8Cl. PsdSe ct'ast without regard to distance. Mid eoirety. aod show esiira. If any tJ-crv tic. Hon. A. LtxeOLN. Springfield, IIL ; dulge in any speculations M tn Its course:; , M * ^z‘’,L’,r’7’Jfc “ ^r* ^u’ form of compromise, makes members why tbe prayer of Mid peHtfosar rbouta uul jbe | lUtiNOF HMITB, arc kcrealtcr to bctprepaid •firin wbo ne’er were firm before, and -ere- Drop _B letters ___ ________ . . araated. . I feVJTi'it Circuit CMurtCoainlM>««M Rupecled Sir; 1 send this under cover but we desire in advance lo protest againstefu^an House for Wbest- I ates obstadcs to the sett foment of our ! with povlsgc stamps. Aral iii* farther or lcred that tbe peUUraer , - L A. Uouaora.XolkUar for Uu.pluartv to Uie editor uf The Cincinnuli Conuuer- ! . - . , flic formation formation *•£ of tfie Cabinet weites give uotlMlo aipartiM tatetc«ledoC iMpfftaW-.l,---------- --------- ------------------- ----------------- . ... ... . rm thn k ofj difficulliee, which ten words from the Ups ' ' The : land dirrt<L direct, on the oiratninn evening n(* of rlw> tbe Al 4th eittl, with tho request that be will forward a manifest dtl^rminsiion of some parties ey of eaid petition und tbe h uriur ihcrro.i. Ir CHANCERY ORDER. of Mr. Ltoceln would dispel in a moment, if possible, inure intense interest than MBSing seoprof Una uuticr and order lobe pub. , it to you, not daring .to risk >1 to you lo pin our poHtirol faith to ths skirts of. March, immediately after Mr. Lincoln’s Little doubt is felt among thoae who heretofore,.then being no conclusion, as liebed in tbe" IteMtlilicaa Baanrr. a nefl»;-iper I Inauguration. _ through »bc Sun thorn mail. I any one man nr net of men, nnd require are best informed of the state uf aflairu yst, as to jha several geutlameu who • it is in all tnitiifulneae that I submit I , -, . . . tbe following foots to your notice, knowtO fdb* *h<,r’*cr Too here, that when the President ebntea to -have been prominently named nnmed in that l__. EDITORIAL ETCHIWG8. know al! the facia—as but eno or two [ connection. Their respective friends are ing that yoar Ufo will bo in danger at P«hcy is foreshadowed ta S. C. PBIXDI.K JuJgv of P. -b.tr. The Thirty-Sixth Cougress closed Present, Hw>. Lui ISH IXJVKLta ' in Bcctirijig tbeii persons beride himself, in Washington, 1 still vigorously engaged Kvcuring Dated. February i'Stb, i»n|. LUttfo your inauguration. Violent(Iircats against i tbe article to which we have referred. its labors on Sutunlny. It has been one can possibly know them—lie will, at I appoiuimsnt- Mr, Lincoln was engaged yoer life era very eein.it among street' If Mr. Sawstt) deaircs to be mlmmder. of the most eventful in the history of our once, dispel the morbid illoaioBS t>f the until 2 u’ch'ck this mufning hearing what statesmen from the Border Stales la r«-1 ardent politicians had to say upori this CH AFRY SAI F‘ vt 4v/Z iuwk> aro tflWVin yiHir imiwc. »uu» >» : ■. • . | country. gard to his policy, and give his ssscnl to ' subject. TATE OF MinitGAX.- Tbe Cheull f«i J‘u <« Mrral .kb d- prara 1 h.,t F»»U »f 22" OfJ"r"''V*1 ^"8 ! TUSrararr rf W« Ira » > for tbe eovstv of !tarn-fr. Chaurer, ib .7. -ITl.Tr.v; J,. «nce to. ilia threats are not openly ‘ standing. We.ire not yet prepared to ■bllshcd an that Congresi pass an enabling act’for '®ral order or.),, ■jl.mral.w U... Twiggs T.i^, 1,c Te7 .oou™5°^"* man— I believe that. Mr. Skwabd intended to de­ ’official dlttniMlnc Gen. <.L, A.. 2* tho admission of New Mexico and Arixo- grew; to several of winch nearly, every I from the army for treachery to the flag ceive tbe coantry, by tbe remarks be member <rf tbe latter body is already nf bls country, in having surrendered, on na as a State into the Union, .with or made upon the petition from New York willing to give his itssent. A few hour*’ demand of tbo authorities uf Texas, the without slavery as the people may deter­ sojourn in Washit^ton will pat the Presi­ rishi man. fieri amen who will always psking for the passage uf the Crittenden' military porta, and other property of the mine, Tho N. Y. Poet endorses this dent in poewssion of the tarts; and it is United States ia his department and in «h> jus* what be says he wdL I Ji*, name resolutions. ■ ll so, wbo can say upon firinly beltaved that hi* num confidential flitain t*»alv dav» alter Kriiec on Liat ota ooft plan. •O'——■- [The writer gives his name io what proposition be falsified, and upon his charge. of C.-niplaii.Kul'a'bUl.rtid nolle* of i bit orritr. uul and reltabln advisers will have no difliculfitll.--ra&£ Com.} If it had been any oth­ Forty-three army officers have resigned IB lhrro.£ lira*, ta* Mid bill »f ramptaM. f-W' Congress has ’refused to impose ty in agreeing upon a line of policy «iitaii what he told the truth I We nevertheless Blr4 in lbi» irau-c. ta t»kcu as eoutetbed by* tb« since tlie prarage of the South Carolina Diamond. lease A. Holbruok. Stephen B. Wing er man I should have been silent. But I ■•'<! ilcfetidint, John 11. Tacat}. . . believe that he Ins been misinterpreted an additional tax on tea and coffee.— •“! F"’» wpl»W» «> *k would hnve betn guilty before my God : nrdinnnre <-f rocrarfoo. Several of them And it ia farther •.•rtj.red, tint fllitrfn Unitrtbuu. [«libra< and rny. conscience, had 1 amt informed aud mlsundcnuood. If so, tbe condem­ That’s good for ths old women-and men uuun upuiiui*>iorc.-, n. ana w •>»<• «ra.«y <■> t rvluronca to that Rtbjeet. Bitry. “ ill te-it *1 public aocU<>n «r (endue, ta tqu, fur that matter. lbwpatches firm Rkfimon*!, Virginia, vou of the conspiracy ngnhikt your life, nation which bis utterances received have ..rLi. e.«, the li*xtic»t bidder, on the 11th day uf April onl, u»a.b.».i,>.ui.o.o.i.kra <op«»M,„mi^,k ,.pm »ra™.:dlM lanlmlall.r. ■ • • [Hw.tU.ri ■ ■ , i.nirtmnc*. ...... ...v «mI.., ... uv^ ,9 IS&'. at cnco'rlflck inthr afteruutHi artaaldny, been proper; m showing thnt the Repub­ The Clifton Bank of Canada isnorie IS none tbe loss less a pregnant tact tri iti iho tho j atthenurth fmut dxor'of the Ceurt !lou»e. Irt the lican party stands upon principles which —“. r™pi«* -J « !*» •i Job, E"*?? J„k„ T,l.r T,l„ i. U..I..U **.. .51 .!! br b. «n ran VidHr. v,aHr. West is in trouble; the whole assets E are iinbhddiqd into the popular heart. If' ■°‘1ihn»« *t°^» lU”,« <lr ।i ,i, Virgin- / fra........... ItetmhliCBn nartv «nrt niter a <1,. . (dLl. ., “ ' ...d, i<. ta, be. were sold lo tho highest bidder a few from (lie Union, and, it is be. Lbrara porjx- ■« d-ragra.. rad brak „„ M , pnii me wa ubicct.ei. "uki 11. which was December 15, two days bsfore »»i I*.-sly da«a before tl. >aa । rreerites n up Uta pm,, or .uuplr <h. raUtara of, in. , . be wrote lo Lincoln.~JCde. Com.] In that he should be misunderstood/’ then lid older fur Um *p[>car»l.. Oraagrttlte*. tethe. “ eB ‘ pgy* Die Texas Senators have with­ men wbo do not know lhe consequences | StetaTrjMebvan, A answer to a quealion, “if he reallv in­ it rs ,,neerttcn■y,, that he khnuld bo cen­ i\rrn drawn from Congress; < Texas having of succeeding ra what they attempt. tended io kill Liaculn,” he said, “Yes, so sured. Could one conceive the possibility of put. help mo God, I will kill Mm, if a those The atrnggle on Saturday evening In ting such an indignity upon Mr.’ ScWard, White we diraent from the teortb ut­ voted herself out of the Unkxi. the Katcmu m> m iud dwtriot mMm; t« and muskrts were pointing towards my the presence of Mr. Lincoln over the jatiSOt; Bcr, eiat«ioia< «gbtr The store of W. Loomis, of Bat­ —could one realize tta hardihood and Cabinet sppuhitmcnts was very cxcilinc. heart.’’ f • • • * In ordsi'Mo es­ tered by Mr. Skwarq, we fully endorse ahed Htatis win ey. t-e l_------------ -- _ „ ruhdes* of deliberately insulting the cape detection, it was agreed fur him to Thu friends iif the various avpinmta push­ tle Crack was broken into last Thursday Dated al Hastiav, Frtr^rv 2^h. UMi.^ । man who, for twenty years, baa been • MOinx»A«E BALE. ■be h> the centre of three or four hundred Upon all the measures of concession pro night and goods taken to the amount of ing their. cjnirns with great vehemence, r c fr-ra.era.! r more consrstcnliy identified with the EFAULT ha*t»s teas mads in lira < un^ii :thc President sard: “Gentlemen, i*. • friends, they to concentrate singly lending doctrine of ths Hr publican party, posed, his vote Has been, every lime, about 325. of a frrtata Iraf.Uute of MvHsflf.' is evident that some t,uu must take and nt such a ----------distance that a right ------------------------- -------who has borne a larger part in achieving The Treasurer of Lyons, Ionia tbey culled It) rouM bo brouehl tu right, 'l liis leads us to believe that he respunaibility fir Ih.ae appointme:,:-., its triumphs, and who has sustained heav­ MORTGAGE SALE fooor upon you while speaking. 'More may . still be trusted. And w« acknowl- Co. has absconded, taking with him about and 1 will do.it. My cabinet te coibpt ier Mows in its deteats than, perhaps, any rooversation was had upon the probable ! edge the duly of every Republican “ to I^efeult hsvia* hern mrate ta ttra w $4,000 of money which be had collocted. other man—1 should al once despair of ted. Tnc positions arc not all «idiuh !. 17 > j’»cntcf»<vrt<i« lt,-te«t»r»»; Feeult of your death, Ac. The rifle to be • . assigned, aul will npt be until I annonm c strengthen the bunds of its popular lead­ onr Government, it would show that wo -used, which was exhibited, is made in North Carolina votes to stay in them privately to the gin.kman I have were a hopeless prey to faction; that j ers,” but only so for as th.<;.d-m eoch a manner, m that it can be made to s< levied to be my e?m.iituti<iGaI advisers. the Union. Ths two sisters—the C»roli be bent beck on a joint, where tho lock Quiet wns imiDefTately. restored. nas( arc not a bit alike. »isdom in oer political organizations and ■ rurcMMBff* hating rifla Mr. Unculn then agnt for Mr. Seward and barrel meet, sothat it can be doubled Democracy, and forsake principle to fol­ >»W Uw debt »o» rrtaek that neither the character nor the honor • i 5F i '"Mitirted • end carried in his inside cost pocket. Jt low leaden down to certain political con­ ty Au alarming disaaae is prevailing of a patriot was safe in their liandv. Tita • a;i J :b.nitted to him bls inaugural. Die Senator concurred,heartily .in Uie greater is a breech-loading rifle—they called It a in Mason, Ingham Co., among tbe chil­ best that can be said for tbe parties endemnation. * Shares rille, but I think It was hot. [Il .part, but auggeau-d a fira modifications, dren. It is a type ot brain fever and has irnged ir. tbii combination is that, they was probably a Maynard rifle, a very which were accepted, and tbe document THE PEACE CONGRESS know not what they d--. • They hevtrnev­ proved fatal in many cases.' declared complete. Jlght, short, but powerful breeehdoedlng er realized lhe ftffi, uliuto*-1 may eay tha This folly ot follies dosed its labors •gun. it is eo light and abort that It The Maryland dekgutinn has gone Astsufthta .wtlec. two hundredanisfoteen d»l gy The New York township elec ­ dangers ths niton .!•»« Govcrnmait. : home in diagiiit st Lincoln's determina­ <codM very earfly bo carried under an and adjourned, on Wednesday of last From his position, Mi -■SewaHLbiW-uMMv, the pitmim dt-x-ribed to fosJ weak. It lias absolutely accomplished tions in February show no foiling off of •overeat.—AW. Cbm.] tion to put Chase and Blair in the Cabi­ urally been bettor informed, perhaps, at rt morn thereof an »I;«H fee tieaev I 'rotiM hpt rest until I bad informed nothing; the resolutions passed arc alike tbo Republican strength in '.bo Empire I net They declared there was no hope than any other man in Washington. But joo of tMrctmsplraey ngninat your life, of retaining their State in tbe Unioc.' he could not impart his knowledge; he dhtxuU'flil to al! parts of the Union. If Slate. •particularly as It fa not merely' bravado. Lincoln replied omnlmticaBy: “GmtlcpF* A new sect, railing themselves waa obliged to permit IriiWif to be iuiswe had space we would like to present •ar “,CU thtertrt*i« x -fri •Aparrk of la»i mm, lliu affair to my C-Vu.’. is Mr. —— to not that kind of a man. DnAerslood; iha eveti dsrired. no thntbl. In "fi^rmed. My own life would immediately be te- our readers with tbe proposition entire “Free Methodists," have made their ap­ mnny inotanoes to bu misunderstood. Jt H.ia rumurctl tonight that a la»ge body t«1f k were known that I had divulged passed by this body as an amendment to pearance in. Perry, Wyoming Co., New best answered bis purpose dial motives Waxl.r if Uwy m lay UU Ike . .l^r-ntUun h"^i'rtra ihrald™ m' of men have curo'e on Com Baltimore their plans. Nothing but a desire to do the Constitution, but as it Is we will only York. and Vilnius, including a detachment of good to mv feJInw-mu—to yourself and ... signed to him; and... but few will probably give one section, which is almost the on­ Free LOversT Plug Uglies. Fears are still entertained Mr. -------- [giving the naran of tbe sop•pptUtruuarM thereon lo bever know with what discretion end sa tanging. JAMES &. 3WEEZEY. IL P. Churchill, of Kalamazoo, uf Liriculn’s safety, but he Mid tv-ttighi; . Dated February IS, 1541. poeed Mwrain—Edt. Crm.J prompla me ly one which contains any proposition to gneity herooperated with the loyal friends Mortgage*. to address you on this sublet. which the North?will materially, object. JASOX P.MBRRILL, Amlgaac. of the Uiiion m the present Administra­ “I am here to lake .ihat is right aud ! shall taka iL 1 anticipate no trouble, but fth»xtn;H I Mre neither given my name or place It differs frt-fn ^^>IJ Missouri Compro- tion of tbe Hqaor law. He'd better tion to purge itol traitarj, nr>d put the Mlluic UIE SALE. should it come I am prepared to meet it.” of residence, but the editor ef the Cinmire, »n th?; it <«tabliahes slavery south come to Hastings ; we wot of several Government ta a condition to protect it­ •cinnatl Coanmmiul will do both upon ap CHANCERY SALE. of 36 degre. k 30 minutes as au already who, we guru, violated the same law that self. Tb Accomplish alt this >t was moss, jplinatfon. Yours, hi F. L & T. sary that be obonld be rriteitndMwlood— TATE OF M1CR10AM.-TbvCirenltCourtfer • Two .works later, tbe same man writes exi»tingft^ Tbe whole proposition will week, and didn't get fitesd either. tba county sf Barry, fn chsacery. that he should be sniairiisted in certain to^s-. hardly receive the •ndorsement of Con­ BmttOmv. KkL, t* lira 1ML rf Bwrt jap Tria Home Oraclt of Kalamaxoo, d«y ef Jute, X 0. IM6, «nd rveerdtd ' “The ffcm T fanfished voirin my test is gress, much low, of the people to whom *j vt.Ji.ly. A. D. IMS. el f o’lJral. getting to be a formidable element of ophas been mode tho official organ of lhe rant where Ignorance was almost * crime. Uegister'i. ..tber for Iteriti, fur raid U will haae to b« reiened, before It can wW rrj . »nd Stair cf Mkhiesu. in LiMr jvtadtioq, and the only diance 1 nee for him tan Co., Mich. order of Good Templars ir. tins State. 'He iiiUHt even in silence hear himeelf ac­ is riot to stand up shove others, but if ■ Uawnt Wrtg, fftaae copy. cused of betraying the principle* and Msrtr n\t gy Msyor Fernando Wood has a anything, stand below the Immediately tad. The following te the first section cause to which he has devoted the beet of ■■Attodnding propio •• ben he makes a as passed by the convention ; yotmy wife. She fa aarentOM ; Wood is his life arid talents, nnd In the sitewta of Inga H.W* <r iir^irily taiTlflK b»en ia»Ul«ted far anccri:; fta, uf a certainty, a bead tattle fifty-one. Do you suppose sbe married which be has more at stake perhaps than (Ir.irtu upon htmf , fosrvtbrt. la hereby gjrcn that In poraoany inail living. ‘The absurdity as well , for a home.) Estfltc of IT 1Hlam Wetratb. . We are impressed that the writer of an<« vf# wwer <1 rile wnialw-d in the said *ertSee. I. -In all tho present territory of as*the wickedness of srich arontetitrns at SapaJ^ie aUiuteln aoeti mm mad« and pre{Sf- John McKtanay, tala Treasurer OF MICHIGAN, Barry Cirauty. this eorreapoiHlcnce. is perfectly sincere, the' United. States Nor lit of the parallel of such a time tut this, when it should be the QTATU Frotate Vonn far Mid county. and ».pot mistaken. If we qerr at lib- 36 deg.,30 min. Of north latitude, bypl- of this State has bsen placed under >10,- 8nty of avery Rcptiblicnn to strengthen ' KjAl a te-ion of taM tfoaK, boldrm al th ert'y to alate aff the rircqr'..stdhcea within untary servitude, Mcent as punishment 000 bonds to appear iu.Court ta answer rather than weaken tbe hands of ite pripu. our knowledge ..to JiOdQ confirm this Im- of crime, ia prohibited. In all the pres­ for his drt&lcrtinww to tbe State. 11 Wm. t« leaders, will dptaar iti due timej liam Wolrata jrua*iwp, the coMcieniiousuera of our cor- ent territory sonfh t>f that line, the eta tut H. Clupman aad Matning North are his It is wall cncugh for the readers nf the ifes^oodertt would hardly be questioned duly rwiSed Knbnhty Pott to have this key to Uie'Mc. 'Joy the most skeptical. Tbe tone of the now exult, tkall not be changed, traordinary course pursued by those who Miaragraph which wf> give from his !ut fhati atuf law be patted by Cungreaa lead to the opposition tQ cyery pl*A for Mb. $BWA«* PowwM.-Ita Waik P o UH omt jeU^seerua especially ominous. Territorirl Legiuature to hinder o iuuUiQ correspondentuf tta Boston Dally the peaceful adjustment of our tdflotal . Tberaupon it la onbrtd. that lobday the 55th Cumrit Cook । luted. Janos* r IQ. lssl. uMMWjBhiri*l,M*। - tter of Worth. HuJ.'vi .'rW* p u ., Aarrrtber gives the Mlovjng fCOteint of .jams-yr* SIBLEY, Mort^ The Nebraska India* DdScalty. Mr. Sswsrds position: Illtwsii Baaktelnor lo i’ngvr theriyhti triting front MQJtTG At» BALE. . Nebraska Qty, Feb. 30. rtiftion.. ttut‘the same shall be1 ct to juft. tJ cogT.ixance 1n the Fedrefund tedfce Otos Indians, publwbsd io notifiedby tbe Batik Com lafesiomra, tint po idea of the state of alarm .wo arc in. No .onf kiMiwf who is his friend or ene­ my; we nru afraid of each other. The negroes wpre-*JI bappv and quiet three weeks ago, hut now they are not. . Wo critaot sleep at night. You can have no idea ol wlint It is to bu ill perpetual fear uf Mupcllung drynd hil going to take place pt,lhe n«At llck of. ths clock. We .sleep —<u to bed. 1 should ray—with pistols under our pillows and guus by <|ur side. • * Let me know if yjuu receive attempt to defend Iris position, arid sondtthns those who do not relish iris «p- notion that Gen. Twiggs tas surrendered to Cams till the puhi»e‘ property under D S Hew Advertisements. . •us?'’h" dated ItaW* I recorded at » the BOth. anay Tbe folWw- 2T' u ffet ikjuklatiao:Bsiih of U*el 'ra- as you ,ha».l"» ■MkNwiaUCtfkJ' l -fori B«»k CUtwuit >p le stall • *«vm cum * r uviTh rawflK, HS><* ‘ ms rUafor _» .<•• .■ <r'4umu.-« ;, i mrt.Mranl.tei. )thaUh �<CERY ^UEUGAJiB^A iO YOU WANT WHISKERS 1 DRUG STORE!!! omcui run w M**r omnrrr. I’ll1 ■! 4 T1IXS1! J HARDWARE! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE, Jural ani Uisttllantoss. :k ■< cotupiaiuaUl ».»4 et burl u are d.-rendrtUJii-TnZ thut I. the - iTBiil^ji^1 ut public auction . at the north front dod 4TL. rt Hunse.ta ths village ofpJT i tnentiousd LB the fill :»eauM. ( ,,, k> much nggjfg id three RepuMieans, wMch h Jmrt the reyerwt of lut jear. In Broom Co. the Board stands-tan Republican* to fcra democrat*, same m last year. In Che4* BANx»ajwvfoprw <m iP.-foiodFyw 0fd»Um4- irimtg Hre1’Rrmhliesns foeg twoRdpervl<er euUulkltdf«r minthUatMia at «ari> ^tt And gain three, wli’rh glv** them, i ! <* JWfar i _ 1 majority of tU Board. In Fraukliu.jCg. The RepubKcun Shiite:tn- the Board atands nine Republicana M> seven democrats. 8;. Lawrence Co.jjfci tion held at Lanning, on the 20th of last fkr a* beard frftm,itand» firmfy./uur Re­ month, resulted in the nomination of the publican.-'. 'Lioga-Co. aeycn RepubJiran's Supreme Court Thk is a good domina­ and two Democrat*, • Rapubliwn c*iuaf tion, as Justice Manning has hfld ample one. Wo doubt if our Itaonaoratic frioode experience in lhe duties dtiyi'vmg on lhe who hare an eye 6pen fur the refictfon, wilLshnmucb u> encourage them Iu high oflfoe for SrMek he hie^iren named. above’result. . . , <*;< His cledtion-is a fortgaue conclusion. Villaue Election.—Tho annual elec­ tion !n thia Village, will take place on Monday next, the 1 1th ioat. Whether >our citizens propose to elect officers to advance improvements and encourage hnorality, or for the wry opposite pur­ pose, can be better told next week. CELEBRATED STIMULATING A naxuoART BGastikg.—Jefferson Davia, tii* PrabUetit- of the “Confederates?’ proeluinfo that hie hope and -hisirwti in “Southern Gunpowder and Boutherii Staci I” This is tbe same Jeff Da via, who,wber invited to stand sixteen paces in front of a musket folded with buckshot,’«ohlhd -4-hich was ta be lhe man be challenged, was not there!—C’Aieujo Jourwtl. lltott Water.—The suddeii luefting of snow, Hat week, ami- ihu rain of Frito high r»tcr mark. A little more euch nnd lha whcub ■ of Ilitdley’s Milla might be run back ward by opening tbo gate* to Fcbnury 26 tta a71>.' 15H. HARMON SMITH - , 'trout Court Cot9cnbgiBd|*B Soi utter for Co ?ERY ORDER. ih .N il. • < n-uit Ccart for te.ry. tnCJ.ucarjL .... _ •4d Cour- held at the Cretrt of IfaMlinga, in said county his dam Pbilndolpliio, Mnrcii 2. As It I ' A special despatch received tn thia city ■ays thnt the President has tho -.waler,and of bourse wont run either way. tariff bill. .nnd let tbe water run up stream. wdn<M'oi»e^iXwr' WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE Conaronox.—11. B. miumn They audooi fall la susovtaptfe JWawW jrwitote to n bid fcudts »re »•- suMStt. n »",u’r ;Ut l»- *0» VmtMM. »»» UtMCTUL F.riiSerarr Jf.z., DtltesU T^'f. tad all ’*!•*/*'? WiU, they arc v*JjS- root*. mmu>i • kaeatital growth K luxuntni bur. If applied io ins scalp, ll will enr* salsnos, suit can** to spring op It p<w uf th* bald a fine STuirth cf aew bur. .. j.pucd according to dlrocuon*. it will tarn un er towy hair D<-- and reatoro gray bur to its oripnd eolar. iesriag it soft, smooth, said flexible. The “OXoi-sar* ia ta tvalm. Tb« CEPHALIC P1LL8 GROCERIES! ARE NOW at THE HEAD f H ST A 3 O H ■<ol to snr • hodstirs it, br m41 (direct.) sionr*ly pscksdi on receipt of pries and poslsR*, fit. IS. Apple to or nddreti HORACE L. HKGEMA.N A CO., And (ooklnj Exlrxcta, KOI u< W« sin keep ou Uued a good unottmenl sf PXfitF. PBMHL8. IMKH. PAPEB. KXVKLOPKd, UkMDK Au, Ac. . Uj»»e •« tbetve* msy ba found *n *F tba ‘ MOST COPULAS > firm of Sridmore 3c Wightman, nnd not esoittPiri -.tom HARDWARE PATENT MEDICINES iwk Wightman in the future when lie is ®GIN3 going to •*eist.’’ Gomer's Lady's Book.—The March number of this inimitable magazine sp BEWARE OF CuUXTCTPBffln ’ Tbe fcnnlae teaen fire sigaataroa ol BawyC. uxw D~.m jva Kauin, 1.1 oftb5’XwUiWM“t -- -- ---- lwared several days since. °bTHE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, New Addition! in> rn'fwn. and lhe 'isTing superI the no-celled “Gin*," “Arouistic," “Cordl■Mcdiealed," ••Schnspps." cfc.. is now ,en. d br-Jltteprin-.lMci gbyatetaaa, ebmists ■•i»eur*, Mpcs*easing all of lbos« m/n«. rdietael anabu* (tontaaad dinr«d« which V> sn Old and Pure Gin. Pul up in V . n sad sold by 41 druggists, grocers. well regulated family, that wo need add no further word of praise. Send fur the Ijidy’s Book if you have- not already and ex*rei»*. THE LADIE’S MEDICAL FRIEND, CEPHALIC PILLS, ’ will And Private Adviser. A book for lb. old and voosj. •“‘■racing tb« WON, .steeL, N'ails, mill. cir Ct'LAK >4 CROSB-CVT t> rRrJtc’RrP FW.VH; and aa •dune *o. IS WITHIN TIIKtR REAtH. COOPER, Ud CARPENTER TOOLS, BROAD a NARROW AXES, OLAR8, ■kiiaii, ..e rrrtr, ButttnlTts- monthly visit some ten days ago. have come to regard 14, ; . a of tha Quack* snd Rogue* to dap* avary <:ie l< gu'ufo* tbe unwary through lifir, tad • > «. .tvarr awindl* of the ag«. ftahewehow all k.n of Food, Mtdicinea, Liquors, and Goods are • .iterated, with tbe invent of detewiag Abe Tor Kale fcv D 8. Row, New fork We tbe Atlantic M the ' staff of life” of literature. SPECIAL NOTICES Our loot exper to nOLRE TRIMMINGS, COOKING, a. KriLBtxc TO COKSPMPTIVES t xiw-rliiu, Floatation nd Shope. For rrovyFamily, having ever a 1(00 receipt* •a Cooking. Dyeing. Preserving. Cleaning, Ac., How to Plant and what il 1» bwt to Baire. How to care saimal^st-rie* lollcsae Keepers,I armeva. febTChly be digested; to give strength; to sustain life. It does not, like your ‘.ksli” litera­ ture dissolve in tbe moulh,-hnving no Tkkkx.—However, that is neither here To all who desire if, be will send * copy of pTBacriplfon nsed (free ehargr,) «iih the di lions for prwnritag and usinw tb« sanni, wl (bey will find ■ Moreen re for Conautnptinn, A ma, Droucbitir., Ae. The cuty ebfret ol the Ad terser in sesding preserinlmu h ‘ro beneSt thi Sieted, and speudinfo react ism vhkb hecence to bs forohmMr. «r.d b°P«« <resy suflkrer try Ms rcrasdy, aa it will cot them trefblsg, and had acarvely caught the full flavoi « f ■her first sip «>f tea, when lhe servant pawed her a plate of biscuit, the sight of which, lo say nothing of smell, imrhedi- For tbore wbo wtab to grt well from that aw. ful diwise, a tall description of 41 the remedies used foi it' With aeareful etatement of tbe result*, sad other uaetal laforenabon. £rire 10 rente The iafonmatioa ia not lobe found in nay work* liss, sll’sf vk' lk Hsrtford.Pa, Fab. 6, I«i; KNOWN sctlfoly lune uf voire, “take llie horrid thing* COO UNG STOVES! Waitansabniwh. Kings count*, New fnd Dell* Vrinou, Ohio, Jaw. Brxkr C.Srotnisa, E»q fisase iind inclo»«d4wenlr-dreeeuts,for wl^ascad ms another box of your Cepbthc Fill*. TArf •re tmlf (it Inf PilU /kar, tnr trud. ' » Direct A. 8T0VIR, p. M2*' Belle Verboo, Wyandotte Eo-.P* HASTINGS would Eure been prevented liad the em'k , used D. B. Dr Lind-A Co.’s Cbemkal Snloratus, instead of the worthless, ini- j TANNERY! . pure stuff which did find its way ln’<‘< rtint otherwise peaceful and happy hotisrhold. D. B. Do Land «5e Co., I'nirport, Munroe Tan Hides groceries, and nt te of this nntK-e; with iaterrel. date, tugethrr with ttte Bitovli it. ea'.lmortvagr; Tbau* to taia . -to ai parvei of Laed. t*T-•* ff .nf most if eccti<« uiinihrr tMtr<*.iJJi r three• oarth otrauge auqioctaiuiug sight; orrra wf land ter wttlTun acd singular, the A I’ltTvtix of LixcotM.—A eorrespon. dent cf the Wor/rf, w bo traveled with Lincoln on tbs N. Y. Central Railroad, draws this picture of the PresitJenl elect: “If ths reader could see Hm, at tbe in wholesale from tho grocers in largo villa- writer hereof secs him, sitting upon yon­ der scat, deep eyed, bending forward.his face channeled with deep wrinkhw, which hold a thadowy sigirifi^nce of <ho man wilhiu—large browod, tbonghtf;;!,'an as­ pect generally mtprbsmvo of rugged strensrth 5r repose, and of rest lute decis­ ion in Mimn—the reader would probably arrive at tbe conclusion that be was tbe mnn, of all ul^era, to sec first that he was right, mid then go abend.. If he be not such a man, why, then pbvsiognotny is a delusion and a snare, and Lavater may go hang." • u w— Bkk Headache. (usBatlr Imiir.- rwt.dmiwss- is t.‘ira A' □J'ndc-. tested, and oevrr-fuling PaBVumr*. Vfs wiu. mail Hrtv/LAay esa applying for it, THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. It Is * l»nr» and urouiifnl paper, sad coetetei th* most tslBsbi* infonnsUeu on Spemstorbro, or Hemins! Wmkaess Ths t-ur, sArcts and cure, sbowiag tbs swtal *trecto *f lbs Cash Pnid far Uldk-s. gos, and of the monufiu’iirerb. Nar.iijro PcMK'VM-—jG<Fb Btitler, of Lowell, is ewit. Ho Was in Washington tho other day. and during a conversation -with southern men, one of them, q Geor­ gian, said, “1 do not believe there is on honest man in Massachusetts.” A Her a moment's reflection ho added, “1 bsg to assure you, Mr. Butler, 1 mem nothing personal." Tlx General responded, “i tbalieve there tiro * great ninny honest ,men in Goorgta; but in saying so. hir, J ,do not mean anything personal; —2?osfo« Shares, or olberwte, B* dutontar* may drsire. While and ystlow OAK BARK takm Ml exchange For Tiuraing. AH leather Warranted good or no pay. It can be procured reliable Snlerntus. ■ Dcrerly. Mm, Det. H, lfl« H. C. SrAibixo, Esq I wish for some ciretlanor large show buKse. briar yeur CeybMic Pills more partieulrriy bsdarotn> - Homers.' li yes bare un thing of th* kind.. .Ths setaentar buringlsmd ths Hutiags TaaMsry for ■ term of years, is now prepared to (X, N. Y., make a perfectjr pure and Adalre BeuitffU Teeth! ILLIAM JONPW. •ted can address taa, by .aaifl ijsg learn more tally my sustrian tad d fit sad »uit. or no chM^a. bo p»ta« .pared is MCtraetfag. Troth filtod with pur* pW. Urn* arMrtisg tbeir deeur fcr ysara. Teeth inserted oa VULCANITB RUBBER BASS, And 41 work warranted. Plea- taU al ■yaffles, in Rover’s block Stele street. Hastings. Mich. TSf* A* our renders know, it i« not'of-1 ten ws ueliee a patent medicine of any kind, but there » eomethmxaa good to tba Kestorotno Cor­ dial of Prof. Wood, and it i« we nlereaalwithell.. thnt «o stop iu>d* froai ovr usual rrecUoe to rec­ ommend -thm amnnufc tamio oordmfta aw readero. Il oil no doubt do 41 *4 ia elmmedTre it. The uamo and wurid-widcreputetioa oftbe inveu ore. Secretary, declt-lj Kerrick's Kid SiresrtikiHac »tasters. tub ubimt Burtficya Znmwbold -yo Reno­ Aainriabatlet.-fSrAUilXG-drtKfcfll’D . bLCK willssxrteu luuoa it* east *X‘a'^*U/',.4JSS World. PREPARED SADDLE & HARNESS. SPALDING'S aPALjDING* PREPARED OM>! A BOAZ ” । -spALDnKm ’SpAinrDm.viJi Notice! 1 1 Pbxttt Ombm.—At Tmy, when the train that bore lhe President cleet waa approaching, two bcaytiful white duten ‘came- sailing into the"tfepnt •- They perched themselves upon the centre ot .one of the srelies, nearly over the pint. «osM4w' K A. QOTfJMfo Tba buaiaese r F tbo lata firm wiU be ooatiFued. W. K. M. MATH Wm>’» WWT-Il«o. Ore. C. ford, wIk> reported the ordinance -XBeion which »Jt* adopUd.brU* Ilia convention, vu a member of G Tnyfor’* cabinet, and was compel ,-eaizn op aeewjMl. of hk (xmipBeily • . aJouriar. celebrated1 huuurAk; Spruce Creek. Huntington Ca., P.. I jMVuy 18, ft, tMI. F II. C. SFAIBIVB. This rad spectacle from my sight.’’ dealers TROUGHS .UfearfRUI FAIL .at*!y threw her into viulenl hysteric*.— ‘ Oh I” she cxelnimcd, In antagonizing EAVE I wish you ta tend me on* more box of baa: CepUhc kite, I Ur* rmteef • grad /nmttra. Jonm, rrspectfullr. LABT ANTSTOlKHOBSIt up in say part of lhe county. NEVER r*«. Part of thana arc for the nmghbom, to-whom I a»a s tew out hum tba first box I g*t Qta, ’*• Band the Pills by mail, and cites 1 Your oti'LSarrant, __ wumnwr- ■•■fcstare CspP*L Br»*«. Sheet Ires sad Tfa VTsrsef ssy snd re cry 4>«p« tad dssarip- substance, but it is ot itself, a renlity. nor 11.-re; she went home to breakfast, iu.. BOX, M PARLOR STOVES, ,t „■ Wl- It ia some thing to be taken into the stomach ; to rory »/ lilt Irvlg tc^tifr aitc^Urf. (Eat ablh.icd iu I Tita Atlantic MoxTntT.—This staid “old English gentleman’' pnid nails usual who fcrrxx Fm&J SPEEDY AND SURE CURE ’ e*WS, or Heady Pnv, only. ,f*dvie*andeou0**l.‘ *uehM to kx f.sad ia n« other work. PnroZJ rente. THI GUI DI AND GUARD coxvixoc all HEADACHt, Price 85 rent*. The GentleRiens Medical Companion, JXEEKAT, yox c&sa •­ SPALDING'S Pruw 50 cent*. of a private nature. THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. We bare so .often spukch in terms uf the higli^at “ r^,t CU|1 PRICE S CENTS. sired. 8«nd for eM or mere sf our work* snd Judge for yourrelrea. Also published st ths infirmary, to aid th*s« A nd th» ItblMtaUVY of; Marriage. A work on th* esus*. symptoms, and treatiarol of all cvmpteinl* peculiar to 1U« *•*, on mkrrUgt, it* d»Ur». 4roriion and ito re»»lte. oa children, i«:jCt'1hic>r«atsax QIN A# A BBUBDIAh »*HhT- •commendation of this necessity in every lindetu * nfMortesgem ,4d and ocj Wood.leofMI-’. ..-4,toJoeepb B - nd ei4«n|bHMHEKjM .ly, A. D. IS.%, indrriBTd y. A. D. 1W6. st T’W \0eirefor Head*, for » , -i'’ I). G. Robinson ns we erroneously stated Our readers will now please . . msB st whieh tuna they hare prerented «n4 relieved a tastamout of psin sad roffrring from Hrb«afc. whelbe- orirntliugln the no-row eytirn «Ph MflSsd stslc eftbe rfentaci! • •- ‘ ’ ' STATION-ERV, fastings’ £ritt turrmt. These medicine* are prepareu ia or* muK KATvar, under lb* care of able Cbenuat*. and are tba moat reliable know u to acience, tnclodisg all Iha recent diaenveriea. To ail addressing by letter, ooteintng fail ac­ ___ . -r____ . ~~4 .af cilUIU. ut the FOR TUB MPRC1AL OgSKTTr OF TM LABIA". Wightman -has itought/he interest of Z. Seidmnre in the J'JW»AtTfitaru-! i HABDWARE- STORE, gulr cat a! lhe k ■ 4 used by tha Fr*ocb, sad ia Loadaa aud Ixris ills ia When:-' »•«. ■' , ia, the wheels are nearly one half under Inal week. I iffcMid dSfi-iidant, Johfi V. .id -nt of thfi. State; on motr^i -y SoiiHtor for tbe SOPCfiK titxn Ibst lhe said dcfeitthuA, ran re l.ia a^wNtrance to be •e within three DK-nlkx fores ’1 iwfc ”ffT. CO FI KE, SUGAR, BFKTS WTPIW, PRVNBB. HOB. RAKlMB. CODFISH; erstion be without it T'wsubsr-iberi trs the only Agents for ths ar- iu feel, evervtbiag in tbe Grocery lino, ewvh •* tkle . . tbe Culled Steles, In whom sll o<der* must Ateo a great raruty o£ ths Price One P tlrrs box— for • • 41 DragTT.ntrOTnari ’•M Upf •<lay and Saturday raised tire waler in (he Tliornapplc almost up ONGUENT, Fmr tbe WtoUkmre and Hair. Tbe subscriber takes pleasure in announelng ta the mtixom of the United Staid, Ih4 tbey have obtained the Agency for end are now enabled to offer to tho Amenean public, lb* above Justly cejebrated and world-renowned artiste •a;4 4 AiaLVub.i-r^^jRAsy.s* Q>-< r£XU&. ' niSRATCll! MF “A Brum saTiws Bara* Numu- jBJI. ECONOMT! ■ ,*4 wpa.1 �HUS ■TI*rS jBraWM .tai,, '..Urfb*,.. • Thi firmisieirt break* up.’ In bleak •ee«iw. . Light after light gem rut On. evil .W, ^*“* «*•*■•-P**1-' ** Aa h tee dream of tbe Apocalypse, ' Thana laaa^^K.______.. *' »OW “NO C^^tpiliux IS PUBLISHED SV1 FBODUOl OB CASH ’ OkbcEBla. ViMftt I1DII»OAT aoi r ■ABTHfai, lARRY COLSI tJjJre sAJoaeU tior, •f'Mjr* l.i Ready ■ar- Pa DR. BOBACJTS KAMMIAVIAX UDIEMESIir UBG| AID BSACTIFUL BOLTWOOD k FULL AND COMPLETE. GRATf When Da. Rotact, the celebrated Swedish Fhytatojatroduod bis Blood FgriBer and Stood ‘51b io the United States, he set forth in plain *agnag* U'V’V curative properties. This waa Zra -g». The task of rrroorattieoding teem has KnUgtetemedtaea team character for sound Judmnent and pbiloeoVTGct their opinions weight in teecommsnir.'mea who observe, refieel.mBka-aaaurwe ©®nro©nnPwrm©H. K^aratCn. A? who roalAe ia (k« wtodwtaad , biJraty .f tbi, da... or who cborae « invaritaate lfot thrawlt n.. are now of so ten taper nviicB lhe attention at tbo sick it ths Come and See ! I DRESS GOODS SICK FE-tlAHISS, JlUSbnm, tad all atbar kinda that cm banam. ed, many of which are greatly superior in quality and beauty ta aayteisg heretofore affbred ia this RHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. towBvtr lher niav bars been trifird with and ■baaed ; that their direct tendency to to lengthen life, and rrenler it enlovBble. That, operating di­ ' rec Uy upon tbepetaw in they or? a smaller qaMtitiea st from »’*' to IA< csala per yard. We bare piles of 8 11 EETI N GS, SHIRTINGS, STRIPES, TABLE tbe liver, tbe nervous system. tbe akin, glands or masele*. aamxa raos t.rrsmu or rax bloob CLOTHS. DIAPER, T-.VEfJNG, aw* aacarnox*. in which they do not give prompt niitf. and. Hi administered before lhe very cit­ and ail kinda of domaatic goods; also adel of life has been Invaded.) rfrtt it /*n«l.re <rad BROA D CLOTHS, plain and fancy ^mlnd that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ CASSIMERES, Linen Drillings, Deu ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endowed by the •xpaitoaeenf thousand* of living wit weave. wbo, ima, F. A; M. Casaimeree, TWEEDS, in Utters, affidavits, medical works, and by word arid every kind of GOODS for Men and Haworth. proclaim them to be the very beat prep­ aration ofthe kind ever offered to lhe brokcudowa Bnya’ Clothing which we offer at victims of ill health. They bunt disease through ’exceedingly low prices. •very avetaneend organ of the eyatem, aod to ex­ pel il thoroughly and permanently'. ■ < Our asnortment of BOOTS * A SHOES of aU No one can doubt their superiority after oar single trial—they are not only better varieties. Ladies Gaiters, Seats Gaiter., Oxford but, in fast, cheaper titan any utfcyr pill., for it Ties.Cacks, A*., . •„ . I takes a leas number of them to produce s better elbet. Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier. *1 per bottle, or per half drxrn. Of Uie Scandl•Avian Blood Fills, 25 eenta per box, or 5 boxes far SI. HF" Head Dr. Hoback’s Special Satires and We have • fine variety ef MBalina. Ladies’ Certificates, pnbluhed in a cuuspleuoua wart of thia Mper from lime to time. Dr. Roback s Med- ItLKBV13 and collars, Cbiwtetoetu, Ueate shirt llosum. and Collars, and every kind of WHITE GOODS J also Uomrry, avery a^to of Gloves aad ‘ laformation can be bad gt Mltta, DoMwtta, Ribbeas, Dress Tri ramrag., etc. tbrogbout the oouutry. In diffirvlt <>r complicated carer Dr. Hoback Our assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery, may be applied to personally or by letter euckmSILVER SPOONS, Port Masai* Hoop Sklrte, ilagone stamp fur tun rvplr. ... Principal office and sale rooms. No. U East Yankee Notion., sad thing, tn genaral io fail sad v Fourth it, .4 bttiljing from Main rlreet," Clncinaatk th, laboratory in Hammond street. Far sale by J. 1'. Roberta X Q>. Hatting.. Eli Niebela,Oran gertl I c MU1». P. A." Keeler, also HoffteM and De Hr liner. Mid-IK--.HI.-, M. C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Druggist* and M.rchaats genreally throughout the country. CAN’T BE BEAT. EW rnt roti*cvoa or iu act. Itrrlck's Sogar Coalc4 Pills! ' TJl£ WffOLX WORLD V.Y/TRD! • fCK PEOPLE, iRUtWT.WB TIM1OB8. THINK! NOW ON HAND .ilk on. oT th. LARGEST ud of We hare school books, all kindaof Mask books, Pocket ledgers. Mechanics’ Manual, Arnold's writing Fluid. Note. Cap, Leder, end Legal Fa. .1 ■fattanarv tn rvwat rartrlv Reader, did you ever reflect on tbo sub­ ject of supporting the press, and first of all yoor local newspnperl If ndl per­ mit us to'suggest to you your privilege and your duty In Is this respect. Each eity-Uriyu and village nt a coun­ try like tbe United States, vhonld bo rep­ resented by a live local i per, and it woold be well notonly u,i iha people and the p’aee so represeritfol. * ... a paper that would reflect honor on both, but a paper which would be an honor ai’d credit rn tbetitale and nation. Stran­ gers from abroad judge us by our news­ paper press, and »,*’ice the importance of making that instrument as perfect ns poaaible It is the duty ol every citixen of each place to contribute something toward 1mEring and strengthning tbe local press. may do it by subecribng aitd paying for his paper, bp advertising in it, by 1 recomending it U> othcrs.or in all of those ways. Were Uie country press as liber­ ally partotiizcd aod as well supported as il should be, the country around would not be so flooded with worthless trash in Ew shown m thia Market, which the shape of “love and murder stories,” ar* prepared to sell at a email aa It now ia, which poison and vitiate the advance from young. There is usually mora moral integrity and circumspection manifested by editors of thfi country press than those of tbo large cities, and a mure healthy tonet>f mind and morals win gvnemlly be found lo pervade them. They are more free from the reports of degrading vices and crimes and are never opened with that feeling of suspicion which at­ taches to the common “flash” literature of the day. The country pn-ss may l>e improved. Each, individual residing witliin the liuihs of his sphere and eimilatioo may niri in its Hnpruvsun-flt. Lio rnay he on tbe lookout fur interesting information, t»nd I lihen this is obtained, communicate it to ' the editor. He rnav brhij» his own bUBi • ' Hess Wore the ptimic by an appropriate i advertisement, nr, if he has stock or any artic^'s to adi be may nyi-mux thro’ his local press. He may gite historical sketches of thv past, and show lhe prog, rew and changes going on al present.— He may help to makn hi> local paper n source q(_,instruction te stranger, and of entertamtheftt to ids m-l|KKors. ’ Is he a msnulhctnrer; let him invite capita! and influence by setting forth such nulurai a<|. , vantages as the place may povtesa, and indicate tbe routes by which it may be ■ reached; its acemibiiy to the marlcsts,et<---------- ...------- ---W) Ml I, ; Tber® is no estimating the admnuiges to ra tbe onlv prrparatioa ever offared to tbe world in a pot J*r form aa as to ba within the rraeh of • Slows or village of a live local journal all. Ho ebetnieally and skillfuHv combin'd a. t„ wb doubt if there is to be found al be tha mote powerful loose, end ret so perfocMr tbo present time an editor wbo gets folly adapted •< to art us rrif araar^dare rdA Ita Utct I paid far the services be performs, std we ya«rens«WfoeMs>^rcAe weateai StemerA. rad I put the rsaponibility where it belongs— namely, on tho people, wbnao business ting IB Ha MTrcte, am! vrt It to never followed by 1 and duly it is, to support ‘handsomely I lassitude or dtpraaatan of spirits. Jt u com pored iI tbeir own load paper. ' eatraroaewfiv ere. iter er tajure Buck a remedy hm NEW YORK COSTS. All thiioa Mabted by Nolo ar Account nertows. Mancvwux Dtexasx.Dworsr, NevUL8U OB Tic DoruroBXVx. Dssttmr, D-r*nrsu awn ItrnrotsTiox, EnTsircxui., Rm. •b St. AwTwesTtoFraw, amA todeed the whole •tea. of complaint* arising froca Imtciutt of ns Blood. This corapotxnd will ba fowsid a great pro­ moter of health, whan taken m the spring, ta expel tea foul humor* which foster in the blood at that ara.o.n of the year. Bythetiatoly expulsion of them many rankling tLaordera Bra nipped in tbo bud. Maltiladre can. by the aid of thte remedy, spare thomselree from the endurance of foul woptioa* and ulcerou* scret, through which the ayatara will stnve to rid itself of carrupticzu, if nat aaaiatrd Jo d< thia through tha natural channels of ths body by an alterative anadiciae. Cleanse out the vitiated blood whenever you find Its impurities We think we hare as pood Young Hyson. Im­ perial and Black Teas, as were ever offered ia this Msrk*L Abo all kinds cl Brown and White Sugars, 8yra|i, Motasaes, Frab, Eke, Coffee, choo- OB It IHO GROCERIES ▲ND DRY GOODS! PBOftW edencc and also by all wbofrave aufireed from <to bihjy; for U need a no taedical skill or knowledgeven to ree that dcLulty follows all attacks of dire ease, and lays tbe unguarded —------------ -attacks of uranv of (he raaal du Walk F|h fiealleaeaU poor bamMity 1. rj.lu>taal|y II BUFERrfNE FLOUR for 30 ahilUaga per ewt pie, afatbofoUawitiar. consume„ ______ digeotlou. dyspepsia, lo®. of ,p£t7te. fkintn'ei, SHELLED CORN for 13 route per bushel. nerrou. IMtate tay neuralgia, pej pitotton of the Low Pressure System D. C. flAWLET’3, Raattegs, De* 12.1M0. Stacks of VERT CHEAP NEW ABRANGEME MT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ EATDre SALOOM!! -OF— Honaw. Titles to all uf these. Jndibpvtabu, tti Terms Easy. XRRR CP Tift JRTIRDST. rtputailja of accomplishing these ends. - But tbo vorld has been egregiouxly deceived by preparations of it, partly because lhe drug alone has pot all the virtue that is claimed for it, but more because many preparations, pretending to be concentrated extract* of it, eowtain but Lt:1c of the virtue of Sarsaparilla.' or any thing else. During lato years tbe public have been ratelad by large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Extra-X of Sarsnpanlb for one dollar. Jlart of these hare been hand* upon the sick, for they not only contain little, if any, f .;«pariDa, but often no curative nroperue-. wliatevor. Hence, bitt-r and painful d. jupoixtmant has followed the use of tbo various extracts of 0. €’. HAHLET. the ONLY PREPARATION THAT MAR STOOD THE TEST OF TEARS, »*. J. C. AYER dk Co. LOWELL, MASS. Pries, gl per Battle ( tlx Batt Im far fl Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral •same tbe people its quality is kept up to the be it ever bis brer, and that it may be relied oa defer their relief al! it has cm beta found tod Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, ,UV IUU»CU IUJwfah grata car Ambbicsw AutaN'ac tn attach they aregTraa; with ateajull daacriptioM af tba above aoaplxinta. ar.d tee treatment teal shmtel be folkroed for their cure. Do not be pat off by unprincipled dealer, with «bar nraparuliaM they maha mare profit aa. Kv* M. AR ewr reonadieaarefaraBfoby f- v*" -■< <* •-* v * TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Q OMETHING NEW. B. T. BABBITS BEST O « MEDICI -EDJCINAL SALERATU8. * 1 1 !• manutacluredfrom common sail./* 4 Vtet^’>Ete£Lrr<1 ",‘irrir different fromD*! ' CTbev rvalcratus. All the delcletivins matter ex treated in aneba marine;- »• to produce Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds of take, without containing a.partiele of »ben the bread or cake to hread Md btapdl while baking, conse­ quently. tsoihlug remains but coms.os salt, water, sndlour. Yon win rn.i|b mrcr.ve. by the tajtc of Ibi. Baleratas. teal it is enurely d>Heront from other salerates. 1 It ia packed iu one । ®aasstesL Thy friend, HUNANNaIT KIRBT Ugomer. NoMe C... Ind.. Feb.». <Ul Pbov O. J. Wee*: IteerPir - In thel.Hrr pvi ef tee year ISfid. while atlrndiux tbe *t*'r »•< National Law School Of tire Slate •' .Xra Tv’l. my hair, from acauae auknowi. io i e. erne, ced falling off very rapidly, so that m the iter; apace of MX montha. the whole upj-er p»rt o’ •• scalp waa almost rnttrvlr tavef) o: it* c«i*ri*f. sr.dtnueh of the remaining portion. spoa IM *uto* and bock part ot try hiri shortly a ter fo caate gray, no that you wilt not be Mtnirbed eb>. I tell yon thalnpon'tuy retain to thr State aua, my more casual ac-iumntsucr- v.re net m much Bl a Toto to discover Ute ratisr cftl srNrej. ta my sppearMor. as «wy mere intin ste a.-qau* tevera were la recognhe t>ir at all 1 at once made anUieatiM io the mertaUW: Clotki TTDENfT .adCauayrirer Chaaccii. Geaaral Land a •e.aa^rt.ryofRow^ J. a. BVMBL ” JBTBICIAN aadSargeoa. JOHN ROBER (HTETCTANandSorgeou. D w*y. near tb« Court House II. P. CIIEBK fOTART PUBLIC and Cm I tead-to all buaioeaa eatru Restorative m nae. 1 Irw-d erte bottle, and fened to my great aatiafoction that U • a, pr.dtcog IM desired effect. Since that tm.v, 1 irate u-'d •»••* dollan'worthaf Rostorativr, aud as* re*wlt.tav. a rich coat of very soft black irair, which an me. by cm buy. As a mark after gratititda for your l»b"- «< skill ia the production of m> wonderful ah > rtiefc. I bare recommended its use to many of u>y Inrefo end acquaintance*, who, I atn happy io -.s£<r* yaa, are oarajr (t with like effect. verr rwaretfitllv yours. ’ A. R. LATTA. . Attorney anr Cantv-Uoral ia» Depat, 444, Broadway, and sold iby a'l dvs'wi throughout tbe world.' Tbe RaatoraUve ia put up ia Hotties «< <tow •ia**, vte: larga. ouxUuut. and anta. I: the t»«H hold* J£ a piuLand retails for one .biltr a botte; the wreJiwm bolds at toast twenlv per cent net. iuprenertmn than lhe vn.aH. retails hr lae W lara a bottle; tbg^*rp> bold* a 'luart. < per r**t mor* tw proportion, aod retail* fur fS a »w>tila O. J. WOOD. Proprietor, 441. IlroaJs-r. M< Turk, and 114 Market Mtreat. St. L-.u.v. 1.. Audsold by all^. cd Druggists *. <! Fancy Gwd* ISAAC CL ttorney aad cwinreior ?red Coeaseler »n Chancer fie. AH bueiaro. ««’<»<* •touttv. OSooNe. S, Noble a H Mtohfraa. _____ . A J. X. NBTDC -faZfitatrr Fwblk. taT.it JC1 eUewtiea paid ta making gagaa aad Caatracis Great e ' . popirtrir oarrr ....... A. C. PBiND VDGK OF PROHATE. N eral Load and Tax Agenti Cretri Hoaaa, at Hastings MOTT, ta now receiving from Now York Bouton, bis fall stock of Groceries! ! Consisting in part of FBILUP8, Uaaaa Saaar ■*" cook WJEGLSTER OF DEED?, a IV OBee «n the Ceart Hoa baura Fees tn b. paid wh New Orleans, MlifcBrarfo, f'.ffr* Crushed, Powdered and Graanlatrd Su- New Barry Mill, IS BOW In successful optrHtfon, rowdy i Molnaaea antf Syrups, Green nnd Black Ten*. Ilio, Ceylon, nnd Javit C< fie, St-.me', Wooden, and’ Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Sfiufl' Salt and Water Lime, Soap*. Saloptua, Cbm'ir, Pepper m SptQQ. Ia addition to tbe above slock IrfOrBrofo-1 . 4o any atnottni of CTCTBTO14: "WOSIB^ UMFiod order and aa prompt aa any •<ker Mill in Barry, or atty other county. Having seciirml thr tervieca of a b«,- balk on the moat I improved plan, together with a good Smutter—-wo are prepared to tawUfiraA. do PkuM give us a call. Caahpaldjoir wheat. _ Drof.. FxlnU, on>, Burning ri» id, and Oaxaphene. AAao, Urn JMrjprt Stock al KdtrwOter OU aso« LasuHr Ever offered in Battle Creek, «H of will be sold nt prices that cannot fail First Rate MILLER, and our mill luiLr. ■AO-EY A BAK MANUFACTURERS of tva, sta L Netware. Deatora ia iron, u t-bre-duare. cutlery nod store* D. t'. HAWLEI DEALER in. aU kinds of Fo 3tone and Woaden ware, an aorUaeal of.J'rortetetra. Also N< Mtore. two foera tba Hate tsrfoted loaf uf bread, » Al the magic powers of Herrick's Pills. TEST LSW FlCVBKf. W.3S Wau. Frsnaxr dad Watt l«je*vx». A n to’ iJL'JCp. FLUID OP* HERRICK'S MAT.CHLEiiS VKGETABL1 FAMILr FILLS hare >n .r.dated tha woild with ttesu popularity. Over kve ludltaa ef boxes are «Md wwonally. giving emptoi m*nt lo eicUtr-t!ve mon ud women to put them up. Tbeir cure, are Mafaerad by thomraud. -Ila ;r prafora on tee Without stopping to give any forth er enumer­ tawgar. of all. Citixena -of Barry Bounty aad jfrsiwlyre. have yon ever used thcoif Put up ia ation of tsr suck in trade, we beg leave to say 8® CHOICE OAK OPENLNG LAND In the Village of Hastings. Always on hand nt B The sane. Also, Two Dwelling AFTER WHICH, ACT I Yeu'd scarce expect, at tbte lat. day, • With startling cures a book io fill; Thio is tbe caae, tbe million say. With tbe cures of Herrick's Pill. Call and Settle J. 8 GOODYEAR & Co. KWffS & 8E©3ffi, un THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND 1 I IV B ARE ' DRY GOODS! BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BI.OOL PILLS bare been prored by analysis to CONTAIN NO MINERAL. That they cum tho ulmuet .lu.veraal romplaiat, . GOODS- ON LOW PRICES »•■ resmbsra of tha Medical Frofewton, Editor, of public journal.. W.U kuowb Merebants «d FtflMM, Bad Udis, of tba blgbsit rrap«ctaM!My. ■tviManoouate of extraordiaaty tun* wfte<U Vj lbs romedte.-, of which cure, they thstnielre* »¥• b.ro tenjui*lic4 Liryrarvin b«lnte»» weakBBM Ahd de*|xn>dcnc.v. recuperate with RTrat rapMity under thru- invigorating operation. 111*1 all Mxual di.abtlilie* are removed by their cor4j^lg>d gently Bluuutetiog propertie*. Tbai they FALL AND WINTER BEST Assortments OKIGIXAL LKTTEKS, RTE WITNESSES. Thau parties mor be consulted parssnatly or by letter* be tt»»* wbo hav« uty doubt upon tho swtocct. The evidence in tbe possession of Dr. Robaek. which is ax all times accsaatelo to the pnhlM, oatablihbrs tee follow Lag Which tralh caa aanclion : bo just c Tbo sad sptetatara of a aawMet TbepM teo MAS «T fb«»> -bfi The fans «C beO to «dd aw lbs tkd Draw moMiewMaow afrvMhroate A. from our ataaM toll* a loadef draih ' Loathraee ■• ttat th* doomed UtxMtlua bore* Why take wa up th' ieewaid thing again » Pity, forgive, but urge them back no more. the suit puroflUcra. Particular attention psld tn filling dtra front IlMtlngw ttwl vteinity, «■< wtiiufiprtlijn Euareoteerf in every case­ —Tito bighett market pries bI»*»» • /ASTS A- «WK PM2F2X 27?~ d^^u'srs. CMrtaofihtaHlataL Office ia ■XMOBH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-03-13.pdf de31fb22b8fa03f532c71b7e145407ac PDF Text Text I'M BMH® Uqulilm Masirr, tAIJU’.IJ'WW 7—— JBHOT<i73 IS PDBLrettBb EVERT •MriMlM ;MS. - .wn v nrr * VOL. 5 -- -» -■»■■. -t ■ . ----- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAROH^, 1861. 'pQp SALE! L AX>-V*JN-CE_ NO. 45. ' Cr-n»titutlon, irpveqnes never jrifn concerning, tb«n. the fiill nuthorfty of the people over the | of univcrMtl law AnJ of the'Cbfistllullon, i the Union of these States fii xiilimltac . perpetual.— Bai no organic law can erer be framed whota whole ewbjaat subject to be exeratoed eieretsed ta etcher either t expressed in with W provision 'sbectafty , applicable to of lb« mudas proscribed in lbs instrument I Perpetuity Is impHed if not, itaclf, aqd , under existing The floor of the Senate chamber was the fundamental taws of Ml h.._ hauoitalGov . ..^. „, evarr^semlrm VMS irihy oeesr'ln prac- itself, aqd II should, »UouJd,,under existing ojr-J ok-!cnmstnnce*, ftvor, rathe? than oppose a ‘ deorely crowded to-dsy beftwe the tuefnernmentr. It Is tefe to assert, that no| Government'proper’evrr had provjilon ftlh 0^pbHmtnyJMing In its organic law for Its own termina­ to act upon It. 1 will * anxiety was everywhere U»ra the forsnatkm of the tion. Contlnne to executoall the express expre** provision* for all possible qussFeflov dtit'eni of At Uniltd Siatet; provision* of our ndtionsl conVritittoo, tfem. BhaR'fogJtiveafromtaborbcsurand the Union will endure fore ver, It be-1 seodaroft by -NotioMror State au'tbdri[ In compliance with a custom's* ola as ing impossibly to destroy it except by Itorf Tbe Constitution does not expressly the government itself, J atipeix,'U'fvr-.' '«'• 1 fr tne action not provided for .ft the .inA prayer was made by the Chaplain, my. Muxl Congress protect Btavsry la 'reject proposition# origin*ted by others I briefly, and to take, In your presence, the 1 tV'-ment itself. Again, if the United the TerritorireThe CoDstitetiou docs < not espeoiallv- chosen tor the purpose,sod especially in behalf of the President bf | oath orescribed by the Constitution of. State* be not a Government proper, but not exprMtly say. From questions of which ought not precisely wtt as; they tbe United Stales. I the United Blates, to be taken by the an association of States In tlio nature ot thisataas sprtag all oar Coa.tftationiil would wiah. others u> accept or refuse, ;l President before be enters ou the cxccua contract-merely, can it, a* a contract, be toqtroversies, and «« divide upon, them understand that it proposed amendment FULL AND COMPLETE. ' tloh of bit office. 1 do not consider it amendment, peaceably unmade by lew than all th* lato into mMorities may and'minorities, if the to — the -t- CbnsHtutlnn, which --------‘.j. I: ■ :r;J —. mcti, lit* parties who made IL Oris party to a t Minority will Wt acquiesce the majority ’however,have not ixkbud by x*ta ar Account * ill pita** ' thnne matters of administration about contract may violate it. break it, so to to | must, orr.tita l. __Guvemirient _______ _ ______________ must eekrt>- C Congress --------- “ *to — the effect, *that* L-------tbe * Federal ha might be pleased to make. Mcsora. Hale and Douglas were ap­ - '1*' *''"V. — dorett not'require all to law. । There is wo alternative for continuing the .Guveruu>eut*|taJl not. interfere-with tbe fwumwft. Apwwwun Kcm. ,o । j'*? vviv I citcment. Apprehension seem* to ex tat nd If! Drwrendirig' ,fril5w\he*e J Govennneui but acquireenM one side or domestic instiisliun ofA States, iodudihg pointed that committee, and immediately I am..., th. pn.pl. or th. SMhwtt tatw. th." pro] um», _ . “ 2 ±z r Tonotilion I tk other. If a.minnrity iu aueh ix * m that of persons held jo service. To avoid proceeded to perform tbrlr duty. SOON. | that, by lher*rc«»ion of a Republican adThe Benstc hcrwt.ruk a recess till 4:80 that io legal eontomplatioa.. contumptatioo the Union Guion I* l* ■j will accede wcim rather miner than uiau acquiesce, they tncy I mFsconstruetlbni of whni 1 Have sgid, 1 paid by the Fir*I I ministnilion, their property, their peace tual, confirmed by tbo .Union timalni a peroedetit rreoedestt which In in turti will wulFuin perpetual, Union itself, jtre|f. rirnakw ruin • and persons! security are to be endsnger- The UiA' “ • • Jnion to much oldertfaan theCousii- t«ted d>v>d» ihstn; lor a minority of their pgrlieuiar amendments, so tar as to say, On the Senate again- coining to order, I ed. There has net cr been say roasousble that holding such, a provision-to now be Mr. Hale reported that the emnmittee I cause for such apprehension. Indeed, the Union. It was formed, in firci, by the ar. vuu.uill seoedo from tbsm whenever-* tides of osnocistion in 1774. it was ma­ majority refuses to be controlled by such implied constilutioRsl law, I have nu ob- had performed lh<nr duty, *nd the Presi­ most ample evidence to Uij contrary has a minority. .For ‘ ip«laocc, ; why tnay n<H jection to Its being made express and dent luul tofonued ti>cm (list be would tured and continued by the Declaration .^r- -»——w y-i nil the'while existed and been open to — of’'i ! new hew confederacy a year terek-besfile. ‘ forthwith communicate in writing. I their mspeetton. It Is found in nearly all of Independence ip 1776, it was further any portion The Chief MatrMrate derives all his After a ahurt interval Mr. Nkolay, the matured and tbe frith of all llw- then or two hence, ftrbltrainly wec'-li! again, I the published speeebc* of Mm who now -OF—‘ -y kum the people, and 'bey bare thirteen States expressly plighted and «n- precisely as pqrttaqs of pn -hsui-Un- 1 authority addresses you. I do but quote from one CIIOICE OAK OPENING LAND, fori now ctalirt fo »e<fedc from itT "AJI , conferred .r_iouue upon him lo,fix the terms I of thort apeeches when I declare that I sqmration of the States. The . ................ S..... directly „ bJtartl. to ™r<tar«t«» .n 17,8. .nd r. who therish dtstiriion sentiment* are h<tw for the y I have no purpose, or.indirectly, t«» ' * themselves ' alone can du this if । nally in 1187, one of the declared objects being educated !o the exact temper of du people I interfere * ilti the institution of Slavery itta this. Is there such perfect identity they, choose, bn I the Executive, ns such, i tor ordaining and establishing the Consti ­ ! in the States where it exist*. I believsl His duty is seembersuf Hr. Linenlu’s Cabinet: I have no tawfol right to-do so, and 1 have tution, was to form a more perfect Union, of Interest among the States to compose has nothing to do with It. lion. W«». 11. Seward, Sorrelc by one or by n part only of the States.— a new Unkm as to produce harmony only, to administer the pmcnl government u no inclination to do so. Those who tioniiIn the Village of Hartingi. it came to his - bands, and to transmit it State; I . . » ' • Can it be lawfully possible that the Un-' and prevent a now secession 1 Plainly. nated and elected me did sb with the full lilies to all of these, lapurcTAUK, snd ion Is less than before the Constitution, die central idea of secession la aiiareby. unimpaired by him to hit successor.— knowledge that I had made thi* and many having lost the vital ek-tnent of perpetu­ A majority held in restraint by Cutulilu- Why-eborild there not bo a patient cohfisimilar declaration!, and had never re­ Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary of ity 1 It follows from these view* that no ticual check* and limitations, and alwovs dcnce in tbo ultimate justice ofthe people? called them; more than this, they placed Stain upon ita own mere motion caa' get changing easily, with deliberate change* Is there *uy belter or equal hnpe in the Wsr; in tin- platform for my acceptance, as a ; In our present -J’fferenees is out of the Union; that resolves and ordi­ of popular opioioo* sod seolitoenti, to world! Hon. Gideon Wettes, Secretary of th* law to themselves and to me, the clear, nances to that effect are legally void, and the onij * tme sovereign of a free people. either party without faitli of being iu llw Nsvy; ksep rp Tin ixmtesr. emphatic resolution which I now read: | Should tho Almighty Ruler of Hon. Mtmtgornery Blair, Postmaster that ad- <4 vi- levee within any State or Whoever rejevu. It does of necessity fly right! D. 1. HAM LET. ' u'U^uioriljof <lx> lb. Uniud U«U4 to anarchy and de*poti«rn. Unanimity Is Nations, with his Eteranl' truth snd jus­ General; Hun. Caleb B. Smith, Secretary of tba rtroi ita nwa <*«ne»tk Stater, are insurreetionsry or revolulion- impossible Tbe rota uf the minority a* tice be ou josr *id«- of itu-N.irt»i as on yours of the South,.itjai-AsiUo.sod justice Interior; . । a permanent argument is wholly InadHon. Edward Bates, Attorney Genl. mipable, so rejecting tho .majority prin- will severally prevail by tl-e judgment of ISAAC C. MOTT, The vote* were utianitnous for sll ex tuti-m and taws, the Union is unbroken, ertito, anarchs drdexpottsm In'somefortn this great tribunal, tbe great Americanpeople,’by the frame of government un­ cept Bates and Blair, fear or five votes •- ' and to tbe extent of my ability, I shall is all that is left. der which we live. This same people being east against nwh of these gentletake care; ns the Conatitutinn itself ex1 do not forget Ute position assumed Boston, his fall stock of presriy enjoins on me, that the taws of by some that constitutional objections arc _ _ ' I now reiterate there sontimente, and the Union be faithfully executed In all the to be decided by the Supreme Opart, nor but little power for miachic^ and have * i in doing SO, l.ouiy pre** upon ill* public with equal wisdom pre vided. fufthp,re ­ States should go into itieCshlaeR States. Doing this, 1 deem to be poly u do I deny that' such decision* must be * * attention th* most cnaclurivs evidence turn of that little to their hands at very A large crowd assembled afoirnd the I of which the <mre is susceptible, that the simple duty on my part, and I shall per­ binding in any case to tho parties to a . Consisting in part of form it so far ns practicable, unless my suit, as to ilbe object of thnt gait, white j short hrtcrrtl*. While the people retain property, piwce ui.d security of uv suction their virtue 1 and vigilance, nn administra ­ rlghtfnl masters, the ‘ American people, they ^ars also entitled to a vary high con are to be in any wire euitangyrti by the Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ uow incoming admiuirtration. I add, too, shall witbbojd tho requisite means, or in sideriitipa and respect jh a|l parallel case* tion, by any oxtrouie «iukedu£m or-folly T« l’uiv>euriiKit tx L'hvbch.—(Jiar. some authoritative manner direct the by all Other departments of tho Govern­ can very seriously injure the government gar*. that all the protection which, consistently My ley W’——, onu of the Glevelsnderawbncontrary. I trust this will not be reganl- ment ; and while it is obviously possible in the short space of four years. M-daawes and Syrups, with the Constitution nnd the laws, con countrymen, one and all, think calmly accompanied the President's party from ed !•* n tnenn. .-, but only a deiiired pnr Green and Black Tea*. be given, will b« cheerfully given to all sad wdl'npon this whole subject. Noth- this city to Buffalo, attended «m Sunday pore of th- Uiilop.ibal.it will cot>»Liuriluathe Stairs when lawfully demanded, for itta valnablc can he lost by taking time. last a Wesleyan Church m the latter eitv. ally defend and mai tL.in itself, in do­ Stone. fro.den. and Willow Ware, limited to that particular cart, with whatever cause, as cheerfully, to one sec If there be an object to hurry any of yon ing this thsi • .. i-j be no bloodshed or Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, iaoee that it may be overruled, and lion aa to another. In hot baste to a step whirt yop would violence, and there shall be none, unless Salt and Water Lime. There is much controversy alxiul the Soaps, Saleratus, Chula, Pepper and it be forced upon the national authority. con better lo borne than could the evils never take dt-libcrateC’- that object will "doeumenta" and who wm very sleepy. delivering of fugitives from service or Half a dozen times He foil asLeop, msklng Tlw power confided to mo will be used to of a diffeiYnt practice. At the same lime be frustrated by taking time ; but on ob­ Spice. hhor. The clause I I ------------now read ’•^r.taMrfiem.wmsesN.u. Infoir. ■* is a* i ‘taln Buch of the fact msqifint by “responses” not al­ lv written in the Coouitniioo „ m« od>. ' 1»>U•»<>. po-«u propw, •die candid chiton must confess, that if the ject ran be frustrated by ir.! and ol.ices places bcloncin? belonging tn tothe the Goveramanl: Governmnct; pdioy of the government upon the vjtal *i you a* are sow dissatisfied atUlhavotbc ways «pn>/x»,- and'Chsrley as often gea•_ of :its ______ _____ J and er provisions. ' to collect duties and import*, but beyond ■ question affecting tho whole people, to to old Louatitution unimpaired, on tbo s*oDrugs, Paints, Oils, Burning Flu­ . vili-q j.iijiL The jaws of your owfl be Irrevocably fixed by tho decision of id, and Camphene. making tinder it, by the new adinlniatrathe Supreme Court, the Instant they arc among the people snynbere. Where made in ordinary Htlgiftion between par­ tirni. uili have too Immediate power if It lic al but got beyond Charley‘s reach aad' W-------If it were ad enjoyed his cap-uniatorrbpttod. hostility tn ths United Stales, in any in­ ties in personal —Wtrene^he people will would t«> change either. Ever offered in Battle Creek,ah which terior locality, shall be so . groat and su have ceased to beBMrir own*rolcra to that iniltcd that yon-w4io nre dissatisfied, and hold the-H|*rbMe Mf ’dr*piftr; tWre ktill 1 was intended by those who nrtde it universal ns t«»prevent competent real will be sold at prices that cfltftiA r-'' ’ exynfe praetirolly to resign the gov• t the reclaiming of wlrnt wo call fugi­ dunl cittoons from holding Federal offices, emmept into the bands of that eminent to do single reason for precipitate action. understand them suit purchasers. I‘articular attention paid to filling or­ tive slaves, and the intention of the Jaw there will be no attempt to force obuox. tribunal. Nor to ‘there in this view, any, Intelligence, patriotism, Christianity, and ployed bis strength upon the person of ders from Hastings and vicinity, and given, is the law all meml>er8 of Con­ ious strangers among the people rb.U'ob- assanlt upon iho Court or the, Judges.— a firm reliance on Ilim, who lias never gress swear their support tn, when they ject. ' While the strict legal right may It to a doty‘from .which they may not forsaken this favored-land, era still com- Horace Greeley—C/rerfrsd Herold. satisfaction guaranteed in every ease. swear to support the whole Constitution, exist in the Government to enforce the ex­ shrink to decide cases, proprrly bnmgiit In your hands my and to thia provision, as much ns to any ercise of those officers, the attempt to do before them. It. !* do Isuli ut their* if present difficulties. ■Rrvivxn.—Wby are Western lawyers paid for Pioducc. dissatisfied fcllow-cowilrymen. .md uot like the Stalo of Cmrsinna? other. To the proposition then, that so would be so Irritating, and so nearly ISAAC C. MOTT, ip mioo, is the momentous iwme of rivji impracticable withal, that I deem it bet­ I'V. c-l purposes. Because they Ito on both sides of the Ono section of our war. The Government will not assail Mltatoaippi. of this clause, and shall be delivered, their ter to forego foe.ft.Ume Abe uses of such country believes slavery is righ; and <xta». Tb« aaw\ uulu, will ongU to be.extended, while ;bo oilier be, ymt. Von can hatfo no eonBirt ‘wrtlnint oaths are unanimous. Why hi Long John like the Cedars of Y<m Ixhanoot Now, if they would make the effort in continue to be fpratobed in all points of Berea it to wrong m.d ought not to. bo ex­ being yourselvos the nvgeceeora good temper, could they not, with nearly the Upion. So fsr as possible, tbe peo­ tended. This is the only substantial di». Bees rise hh la the tallest evergreenstwgr the goycnunein, while J shall have equsl unanimity, frame and pass a law by ple everywhere shall have that sense of pute* . .na ftfgiUva. slaro ctaqsi iff Uta known in Natural History. the inuiU solenin to pftsKrvc, protect^and means of which tn keep good that unam- perfect secuH’y which ’ll mbst.fty^ Qwstjtuttou, »nd few for ths auppres- defi-nTn. J am loth V> close. We are rnoui oatli ? Thera 5s some diflarenou of able to 'calm thought* and wise, reflect Dio railroads cross^ig^thti Western' siiiftof, Uw foreign slave Uade arc os ^.all not enemies but friends. Tbongh passion opinion whether this clause should ba on- tion The course hereto indicated,— enforced, perlisp*, as any law can ever bn prairies nrv.pn>U-c|od from drifting soow forced by National or State nulborily;— will be followed unless current evynts'pnd ih 1 winter bylhigb fence*, which servo Ip; «k > MWnuifx, . nu.r»l ra»« of but surely chat difference, is not a very »*A|£rlcDce shall shew a modification to , , • ,r , • , . ■ ^pvricocv snau iuuw n qi tpemory, streu-bed from,*very jMUkb(feld summer to keep tlw cattle from tbetrack. material one; if the slave is to bj : ml .urrrnderri. It ten b« of U, llul. C71^JX'« r.tertelOT^III, and patriot*grave, to every living heart Ih tbs whiter;of IK®, before these tenors w«M constructed, the Illinois Central cy, toy br«t discretion will bo exercised, and ncarihstehv, all tJver iMs'broad land, consequence to Mm or to others, by which according to circumstances' actually then Tai Hides on sura, wilbyrt-ewe# the ehtfrtt of the Unwm, Rail road Company expended *100,000 in authority it is Jone, and should any one I existing, and I bop* fofTT peaceful solu­ endeavoring p* keep .Uinir.trwek clear. when sgn'm /touched, ns surely they will in any cue bo content that bispa th shall tion of tbe’ltotfoniltfhubld, arid'tlft re. caaupt be perfectly cuffed, .N<wa b*, by tho better .angels pur nature. ba kept, or a merely unsubstantial contro­ storation. of the fraternal sympathy and be wane in tank cares aftpp the reparatom Ilia estimated that there are 18,000 versy as to bow It shall be kept. Again affection. . That there are parsons ia'poa cd Lbs serfion* than Jrefore. Iba Ameiicana in Europe, and that they in any law upon this subject ought not Cash Paid. io; allies. •fteod amongthem a sum of *150,000,000 all the safeguards of liberty known7 In . Senior Lerdo dc.Tviada. who baa been the Union at all o*Mts< and are glad of civilircd or human jurtopnnlenco to,ba elected President of Mexico, is a gentle any.pretaxta to <ioit, | wjllnsither affirm introduced, so that feeoraen tuny not be, man wilt ’ known In the ’ city of New or deny; but if there b<» such, I need ad­ staveaxtow only partially .not serreadared I also CLEAN AND OIL OLD HAHNCiRES, uinotrrt In any cate surrendered as a slave; and dress them no word*. To those, bowrv •HdOUtf 4ha.pther. Physically speaking, might it nut be. well, at the same Lima, to provide by law for the enforcement cf aaft the liberal ideas bf gnrwsnol • A li.vabfel print! that e!au<e in tbe Constitution which guar­ between antees that the dtbrene in each State shall fabric, with Ml.it* bfflisfita, its O»en*or»as be entitled to all the privileges arid rm­ munities of eittosos in tbe several State*] chief desire was to bcoorae iiaimataJy ao1 take tbe official oath to day with no qoriuUrfwith W laws, instiurtwas tod Wh dra »et A<m1« Beutlhl Teeth! mental reservations, and with no purpose you hieuird so <1 language. His career M tnmister of Pub­ tbcrc to any po^si WUJL4AJK JONE*. to construe tl»e Constitution or taws by uf tbe life you Dy from hava u» raslaxDENTIST, is sow pr«p«red te.Sffiy dsstaJ any hypocritical ruler, and while I do not istence 1 Will you, while the OerUta> tea Ul S alyle *nstirp***Hl, warranted I* choose now to specify particular anta of nHt, or bo eharrr. No pain* uparat! ta ills you fly toare greater then all thereai. Snstings’jtjusiiirss Jlirrd«rB. nvxuGxmsi. sduress PRESIDENT LINCOLN, ox PHonnor. ■OLTWUOD A GRANT NORMAN BAILEY. e a (1 y P. H. A J. RvHRELL, BAILEE' A BAKER, Pay i ”hkh u”™? J;;' Call and Settle or cf E ____ , 80 AC23S . MASON ALLEN, Also, Two Dwelling Houses, ealer i D Mton« si Terms Easy. ROBERTS A NTRlhEX "Xowr’i Black,” Hastieg-., lllcb. ’ W. PARKER, WILLIAM BI RGUER, roceries DANIEL COOK, I. A. HOLBROOK JOHN ROBERTS H. P. CHERRY, J. M. NEVINS, HASTINGS ft. C. PR1NDI.E, TANNERY! DANIEL KTRIKEB OLIVER E. EVERTS, SHERIFF. Mir be tun nd la theC* or al h is reaiOwee, searykeJeiL I PHILLIPS, Usoaa Snurr a*d Jailor. M. N. SHELDON, COUHTY TREASURER. OAce in th* Cesrt He»w. ________ ’ JAMFS A. VWEEEEY, BARRON SMITH, . in having them tiuosl. It is Mvenly inauguration of a President under ourbatiuaai Constitution. Dhriu fifteen different and grestiy ^jjAS query RB Tbcv bm e^ihrcted H Urrpngh many pufrarffraraltf wkh ------------ rlories of O .haUdepriv.a 'written out with • all ihM «90pe fcr pro howtotar ppon_thc brief Crinstitntkmrf - ILl.tV OtAOfeSl CBOCXBI Some wudiciuos.person aaaerti thotthaletters M. D„ which are placed afire a^ com mission of so fearful a mistake 1 AIL rULCWTK RCBBRR BARE. . i.l r. V. k J. RUSSELL'S. inpted. form Ida 1 hold that in oontwnj proMMsfor.* In �- PraMNRMM»n Chief Mee Tsaey l.steoeif wfth lhe utmost attention •►Wrvevery-Wtird of the address, and at ita c-nciusitKi, ■ lhe lattot^ administered tbe >iual osthfin making, which Mr. Lincoln >- was vociferously cheered. The Chief Vutiiee seemed very touch agitated, and hia bunds shook-very flntepstoly with received « tbe WJ^Debartmeflt rtfen> Charleston. A-taesssngev -vrbo left. Fort Sumpter on the afternoon of Tuesday last, no reports that salt provisions re- BAMDOLPH KASXIXO _ __________ JIJOAUJSP coati rely to FretidMita Van Baren, TyiVifl timpraeaat,.ifeiwegi let, PuMi, *sj»w, ym—Jta, PWWl BU chattan. ■wmkdAneeto. Ttasflerahtony was county , As * wbole ws regard the mes­ sage a« cm of the in<st able aad states-! exceedingly impressive. At Stic rouuluston of the inauguration num-ilk* w*- have been favored with for ccremoai**, lhe President was escorted many years. And we do not say this in tu.ilbe S«MMte Chamber, ihcnce to his n partisan sense. The document is not carriage, and the military forming a* in partisan. U.U in striking contrast with She pnooatUw of ibis morning, acotwn pahied him -to the WliiSerMou*^ with Mr. every annual message of James Buchanan, Buchanan and she committee of arrange­ in tint, his were all partisan in their ments. On reaching the executive man­ character and moreover untruk ln many sion, tbe troop* formed in double line on particulars, while Lincoln's message conthe maki avenue, and th* barouche con tainiag the Presidential party passed tains oo sentimente but what meet a through to lhe mansion. Mr. Buchanan ready response hi lb* heart of every true Um bar ,0 ud U«. r.lan>«d elomd M. 07m mrf W, <0 (Mg. ( lb .pptMlM mid, (U pot been settled. It is believed that , •wrr la that lb. tndlog, dkkerii^ jui- Geo. Nys will ret lha Marshabhip. ।k««, being robUd bj lb. fbu'lkirbiw, Mr. Crawford received a dispatch from will opm tbri< a,M bjr b>.md fck Mr. Romga to-day staling that be would , read> here by Monday. lb!>»BoMbCMdta»o-a^HM'U Mb, There is ,uo truth whatever in the ( ran, «r U>m« umu, ■»« lk«i reluo u>d ,statement that preliminary sups bare Puakk«h(^lje^",« : ' 1 been taken for an Interview between the ' Commissioners of the Southern Cotifed PIT When Gov. Floyd went feto the eracy , and President Lincoln. Tbe fetter office of Secretary of the Treasury be ' was exceedingly poor, hi* salary was 1 ♦8,000 a year, which prebably did not 1 ' secooipeaied Mr. Lincoln to the main lover of his country. AU questions of ball, and there took hts farewell leaving parthmn politics are laid aside; and the «d“ him, expressing tbe hope in cordial questions of a just and impartial adminis­ terms lh*l Ins administration might prove .i happy and-prosperous one. The Ex­ tration of the laws are alone discussed ; his exprose*; but to throe yearn be President the* retired to the residence of and that too in such a manner as to give oever 1 District Attorney Ou Id, - where ho will offense to none who are loyal citizens and succeeding in saving a mlUifa of dollsrv. ' temporarily sojourn till hts departure That beats McKinney all WBL f are not bent upon the violation of law. from the city to-morrow evening. Another very commendable point in 13T It is indeed strange Abu in thia On lhe arrival of the procession at the । of great plenty in some of the While House, the marshals of lfce day lhe moasage, is lhe feet, that it is pacific. season other parts of lhe country are In were suocesaively introduced, then the ft states expressly that tbe Admtalstra- 1' States, ! line being formed tbe-peoplo rushed in to tlon will invade no State, will not even a । state of actual 8ta‘rv*li*(n. A p»>rtion congratulate tho new President. Tbe send into the interior of any State an of- of Mississippi fe demanding charitable rush waa accordingly great. Thus ended aid to prevent starvatie*. 1 fiecr obnoxious to lhe people of any local। for lhe day titan die inauguration acre­ monies, the enthusiasm was not by any ity. In any of the contingencies which rr- The rumored death of lhe traitor means equal to that manifested on former may arise, the government will act on the ■ Twiggs was a hoax. Hi* neck ia reservsiiui in r occasions. Every thing passed off defensive. If war must come the govern , cd for a baiter. quietly. The amplest civil and military preparation. were made by the municipal meat will not be the aggressor. H0T Hon. (!) John Mi^Jnni^J^ss, st . Another striking and prahewortin feaauthuriliss and......................................... Get. Scott to provider-for t any urncruency that might arise. The ' tare of the message m ita firm and an 1length appeared at Lansing wd demanded various bodies of the United States troop* now here were stationed in differ­ ent parts of the city, the sappers and «Diuvraal<*ne being to the procession. Lieut Gen. Scott, it is aaid, was near the capikd with Capl. Barry’s company of light artillery, and Maj. Haskin’s comloand, acting aa infitnlry. Tbe offices, it is reported, were continual I v paaeing to «Dd fro, and it b said lhe General was heard to exclaim, ‘"Everything . is going e» peaceably, thank God Almighty Tor uf tbe Board of Asdkon aeetiamenL ■ - ■ thoritafive tone in regard to lhe position ! • We shouH think it was about Abe; and A hope he Ims got tbe miJu'ey to-|>^r' pp. determination to do wbat is right, is to be assumed by lhe government. evinced in n manner that cannot be tnistaken. The inward and Involuntary ex­ ! pressioo of every true man. must coin­ jgy Gen. Sam. Houston has resigned his office as Governor of Texas, and re tired to private life in disgust. “Old cide, upon reading tbe message, with the Sam.” has been * boat of himself against expressed language of tbs brav* Scott, secession,but has been compelled to yield. God ! He loses his place and retains hia honor. •• Thank the pood wr have apain a yoreremenr.” Tbe Administration will do Its duty, and, while it will not invade During the day military parole* were the rights of others, it will endeavor to on duty ail over lhe eity, and tho utmost vigilance -was enjoined upon and observed maintain lhe rights of the people end its liy lhe regulars. The display uf soldiery own rights ; and if interfered with, in in the procession was very fine, but not thus doing Its duty, tbe responsibility equal to thnl of th* 221 of Febrnary. will real upon ibe first aggreaaerajbr any Tbe companies ware quite nnmeroue hut of small size. As a rule, the Repub­ evils that may follow. Mr. Lincoln pro­ lican association was placed in the order poses to do jost what tbe Constitution of march immediately after the ex-Fresi- enjoins upon him to do; nothing more. dewta. This organization bad with them Even Mr. Douglas, who is yet smarting a sort of triumphal car, drawn by four under a defeat by Mr. Lincoln in the late white'hones, each with a white cloth cwv*r oft, with the word “(Wrwhi large campaign, is constrained to say that letters. Th* word “CwMitetion" was on -The inaugural ihowe that Lincoln has the nide.' The ear wns decorated with tbe nerve to say what Is right, platform miniature Aigs with red, white, and Hue or no platform.” Such, it seems to us, drapery, and contained thirty-four fittle girls, representing so many Stales, and must be the conviction of every candid num. But we cannot notice in a short tarn young-indies, respectively re present­ inc tlu; north and the south. The whole editorial all the interesting points in the stiarr was ooder the charge of ten Wide Message. Let every man read it Good Awakes to full uniform, <*pe, cap «nd common sense is the only interpreter be all. Five hundred delegates were in the will need. procession, nuwdiing four abreast, and wearing bmlgre with the word “New York” on them. Several other large We present below the counties em­ delegations also joined in this line. The braced in each Representative District of acene presented frpm enoh front was very this Slate, according to tbo bill which has Mine. 11>* aveau* in front of the' portico passed th* Senate. There are many fea­ t3T" Miss Harriet Lane, niece of Mr. James Buchanan, 1ms recently married a prominent lawyer at Wishing ton. tdjf Mayor E. W. Pxmdall, of Bat­ tle Creek,has recently been sleeted to his third term Of office, in our neighboring city. He is one of the best “Law and Order" Mayors we know p!J and his In­ creased minority shows ths (Battle Creek appreciates him. tn our State Legislature on the pasted by the Hous* inviting Gen. Gass to visit the Legislature and receive thrir welcome in perron. Tbe Senate'refussd Sensible! fy Notwithstanding the dlsenion ex­ citement at Washington, all the impor­ tant legislation was farther advanced than is usual at the does of the seaaiou. FBOM MADISON. KLL8W01TH. RANDOLPH, LIVINGSTON, . PATRICK HENRY. • DR. FRANK LIN. ROGER ft HERMAN, MASON. FlNOTNEYi LOWNDXS, id is abort, all IboMMBe of th. Itetotatteriary ■ms. rew-nto slito. IkUnst &*?***• andlip and virtosa. It Will include th” HISTORY OF THE ORDINANCE OF 17S7, By Prrsa Fpacs, Esq., « great CongreMional eofepiler—the only an CHANCERY ORDER. JAMEfi-BUCHAMAN. Ac, ths uiUlfon sf ths Bl*»»ry atitaUoa in the Hen*, st BeprtMHtetim in 1M», tbs RTHRKMENT OT southebx members. U>e KJ-callSd . ' GXG ecu. •ad rote tbrreon, the• GREAT SiTlECH OF HENRY CLAY, lD ‘°"u*-*lctions or MR. calhocn. in IBtl.bts speech, **4 estracts from the speech?* CASS; TOOMBS, Ac. PROBATE ORttER. ’ TATE OF MICHIGAN,» Probate Court for On mdtuy and flbsg thv pefition dal* verified of tsld evert, for bearing and allowing bn final account a> mtcA circator. Tbercu|xin it tv ordotd. that Toeodar.the IBUi day of Marcb.lM). st one o'clock >u Uw aneraoon. be naignrd for the hearing of mM petition, and that tbe be.r< .1 law uf aaid deeraaed and all other, perooni ihtereaM in aaid s»Ufe, are re- Indianapolis, March 5. NATIONAL CONVENTION'S snd PLATFORM? A salute of four guns was fired at La­ of lh< TSTMMM psrtlr*. en the subject of Slavery, I fayette to-day, In honor of President Lin­ ft«n JS19 to ldt>. It will also cmUia lh« Or.d ReoWsnd other dee atoas of tho Ceorta upon U>» coln and hia iusugural Slava Quntiait.tbe great Cleveland, March 5. SPEECH OF ALEX AN DEB HAMILTON, ] The Republican papers here are greatly advocating Monarchical Gotcromoet, alio bi*plan plrosed with the Inaugural. Tho Demo­ of tforernioeot, tbo laangaral Addvoaa at VUshcratic papers consider it certain to cause the secession of the border Stales. caw. • copy of thi. *rdw U» b. p«re*«al)y wrreil »pw tb* Mid dcfond.-al, J*tai 1H. J.»ner, M I«m4 IvMty day. before tb« Um. prrerritx* U uH order forbu appearance. Jxau a .bomrv, Solicitor for Coapl*‘aulU: . —A trrr Copy ot tb« ortmaal Ordro U{ l. x } ti. u» op*. tb* Klb day *f F«* CHANCERY SALE- Wyandotte, Kansas, March 4. 5lh inst, a resolution was iqtrqduced and o concur. Haw xfle Inaaturai was Bacalvwl. Su Louis, March 5. Tbe President's Inaugural was publish­ ,ed in extras yesterday afternoon, end was sought after with great avidity by I persons of all parties. The Republican (Douglas democrat) says : "We fail to see tn it any disporition to sweep party ' platforms or party politic!, ita guarded words and studied sentences st«m to have been prompted by some ' idea of meeting the expectation, of the ■ Republicans ‘ who elected him. We Ihoped for a more conservative, a more eoncilialory expression of sentiment— Much will depeftd on putting into prac­ tice tbe ideas advanced. That will teat the question—be it one of expediency or right—whether the Forts can be held or retaken nod the revenues collected with out- bloodshed." The Democrat (rep.) says : “We can onlv say this morning that" it meets the highest expectntions of the'country, both in point df statesmanship and patriotism, and that ita effect upon the public mind cannot ha <other than selutaty in the highest degree.” The New (Bell and Everett) defers comment until an official copy is receive] d.»Uogui»Ling . WAJMI1KGTOM. Waahrngton, Match fl. Tbe debate in the Senate between Clmgmsn and Douglas was quite lengthy to-day. In the course of his ramarks Douglas said he did not desfyell'to' be inferred that he «ympatMted wltfi lhe The crowd extended to a great distance tures of this apportionment very objec­ administration, or that in anv contingency on either side, and reaching into the cap­ tionable. The first District has 34,000 he and the President would be associated, itol grounds, and arery availabk spot more than tbe average ratio. Although for be expected to oppose hia administra­ was black with human beings, clinging to our District, the fourth, has the least tion on thoee great principles whtA sep the rails, mnunting on fences and climb­ arated parties in former times. But on ing trees. On the outer edge a con­ population of any District in tbe Stale, questions fo the preservation fiflhe Union course of volunteer soldiery were halted yet it embrace* a length of territory ex­ and stood nt rest duripg tho delivery of tending from the south line of this coun­ tbe inaugural. jyea^, number of flags ty, 230 miles north’and includes Macinac were flying, and the sun shone brightly in the Upper Peninsula. Either Macinac rm the gay dresses <»f the ladies, and the stars and stripes, and the uniforms. and or Barry stands at the bead of the Die­ Com. Stewart is appointed president gl|lterlrtg weapons bf the soldiery; the trich but which, wiH' have to be decided of th* court-martial, foF" trial "of Xbpt scene was exceedingly animating and in the fbture. Neither Allegan on tbo Armstrong. Com*. Shubrick, Paulding, picturesque. Photographers were on tbe West, nor Eaton on the East, is in tbe JartU, and Reed, with eight qaotahw, ground to tike an impression of the The diXrges same District with us. Perhaps it is wilt compose the court ■hmA** just aa well for no as it is ; but we don't against Armstrong are: first—disobedi­ ence to orders; aecood—foilare to rein­ like the looks of it; and perhaps tbe force Fort Pickens when requested by The Post Office-Department has re­ Hoyra will so amend the bill as to make Lieut. SHmfnur ; UiW—failure Jo supply tired a .-Jettwr. from A. 1. Guirot, late it better. We sincerely hope they will the Fort with nrnvMma? ’• ■ *••• ’ irearerer of the Mist and Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New make It no worse. Tbo following Is the Qrtaana, acknowledgiag draft, for flflOO,- cunttrfictiqn of the several Districts: 000 for ptatal Bevvies hi Lcmisiana. ;H« lai Diatrict.—Wayne, Monroe, Lenaeaya: U1 find mvnelf eonstramed to re­ wea and HilMale. . • turn them to yoiuberesMlh, inasmuch as 2d Dw/ric.'.—Branch, St. Joseph, Cos, 4y an Orditmacc adopted February 2jhe Berrien, Kalamazoo. Van Buren and AL p*opi* uf, tbe titale of Louisiana, to ConMtatitm. asvastob-d, declared that no transfer drafts on the bullion fund shall Juflg* D^Bfltee reeelvea <M<11 be paid orj-ec<»gua*d.”;-4f the State will 4th Drefeiet—Barry, Joule, Kott, Ot- ,dbpateh to-day from Richmond iud p*X tbefr Awu apnteaclors out rfithe tawo, Montcalm, Muahegon, Oceana, Ma- thbreanybope! Can we remain coata, Newaygo, Lake. Mason, Manistee, Union F To wMeh Dovgbs red Grswd Tramsaa,- Laeienaw, Maaitou, Oa- teiKfe* repUari, “yto, there b k>pe, ceota, Emxnet, Oharievcta, AsWrim, Wax­ fivnaadaN win yttb* right* ' fork, Mreioaa,.DAlta, Mforoekie, Mfos ca awd Chebnyflaa. I flak ‘Uhland. Maeow>b,S«. Oair, Upear aad MaMlaa MORTGAGE SALE. Tbo bells are ringing, thirty-four guns being fired, and a general rejoicing In honor of the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln. Nashville, Tenn., March 5. Tho opinions cm Lincoln’s Inaugural are unfavorable. It is believed-that he will retake tbe forts, sod forcibly collect lhe revenue. The opinions are somewhat unsettled by ita reception nt Washington, the people awaiting the document in full. At Jackson, Miss., Columbus, Miss, and Tuscumbia, Ala., th* purple consider it a declaration of war. At Vicksburgh it is regarded unfavora­ bly, and generally considered a silly pro­ duction. ' At New Orleans it is generally eon demned. At Louisville, the Univn men are rather favorably impressed with It, while sympathizers with the Southern Confed­ eracy think it a declaration of war. ins aernred by said niort£aE»,or any part <l»rr»of: Notice i. toerefara hereby jrires, tl " JodV < tM Oourt Hsom*. tn tbr vHfore *T Jfo»<htr- fe ti* «'“••»» of Dmy tad W«v sf Hfckt «n, (Mid Court Houm- brhirllt* plsc« for b»l*' tng lb* Circuit Court for mU csaslv of B.rrr,) I *Ull mH st BsUk-seetias, tar-UrodiM to tbo hMrUoU-biddre, lb. Aucritod >n mW msrtasRs. or .so suich tberoof st »bsl> bs aecwUhtofoOr lb« debl das sad ssptid on itury of thia coiDtry, of ■ hitet-.r tom­ tit optoiouo may he. shooM proeure ■ hit oAnunble work. As shook of referrill prove invaluable."—Arona/ Mfr. Bachaaan at Wheatland. Lancaster, March 6. Buchanan was received this P. M. by a large concourse. There was a fine dis­ play of military and the procession was several squares long. Tie was greeted with a national salute and the ringing of bells. Buchanan made a brief speech of thanks, concluding with expressipg tho hope that the Constitution and Union would be perpetual. MORfGAffE SALE.‘ J; MORTGAGE BALE. pkEFAULT haviag bora made is th. reedilfoa JL/ efmmn.r*-' — -------- <*«—----------cwtwl by*" Rweoz Islawd Brnixc.—When Ger. arsgue and other Rhode Wand tonservires urged the accept acre of tbe Peace coin at Washtegteft/g* ' the wish of their I State, some one In lhe company said Rhode Island wm • good dad behind th* otimr Eastern States o* lhe slavery questlon, which the President aaid reminded him ef *n anecdote of • Sunday School fa ConnsetiCHt,where a buy, in answer to a qaestion respecting lb* attribute* of tim Dtetyj Kwwnred ttett they bed three MORTGAGE 'f M _ l_— *— -rin> �......... vexatioe ; the rapid todlmimi. UmA- but r unaecotiritoble peeuL . iaitfiaa of this preparation, she w«uld. at ttat taement tevd CBARTBB ELECTION. tbe awm ■fcleS cbtnpany with creamy coitM^nd If Av bad only ured Not exactly so, In this cA»e, tor,- withr MMoanpanry. B. Do Land <fc1Co.‘ri SaUraUiA, which few dea^spd wouhded.vbe Rffjpublicaos, U perfectly pwre and rolfob|y, Mm would rare generally victorious. President, > beriti ypaud *6 this anMlificgtion. leeofder, Trtastrror, Attorney, two JSbe procured De Land’* Bdhriws'th* rfuatees, arid both Assessors are Rdpubvery next diiy, and luts bad Itbeir lUreUU, Street Cummiseieoerjtnd fe pur lone CboKilmAn, the Utter on a drawn Ito admit that side iftoe* Mere raifled, but I oar opinion is the Republicans lost rather [than gained by these side issues. There ria another nuticable fact in this result, | which ia, that all lite officers elected on I both sides, with tits exception of Marshel, Isre in favor of the execution of all our I village laws and ordinances. With re- I gsrd to the poeition of the Marshal we SiCAX’ Circuit Co«rt Barry, m Chancery aaid’Court h^d at tbo Cm ir-Ssirjaic' Um. LOU IS & LOVRAlK' hardWM store, FEVE1U of all ki to a regular circulate respir»tiou in such eura. sou wo worougn aoiutiej of an inteftinii' cb*tructlou iu others. “■«««■ Hre bees known to enre principal grocers in nil parte of the n.T BHLLM AT1HM pcrtnanrnlly la three weeks, and GOLT in half thaI time, by removing local lullscountry. mation from the muociss aud ligaments of tha joints. DROPSIE of al! kinds, by freeing end atrngth enieg the kidneys and bladdir, tbev operate moot The State Senate on, the 3d Inst, paaaad an aanendwent to lhe “Liqsor Law." restoring the Beer and Cider Also WORMR, by dislodging from ths turnings clause, and prohibiting their sale in less ot the bowels the slimy matter to which these identities than five gallons of beer and creature- aJhrrr. MCl-RVEY. ULCERS, and 1NVETERATK one gallon of cider. P<rfoc< pertiv whi. h these LIFE “.ffisiffi&ctaisriaii.;! ruBPoaa.ONLT.m ., „, u fastings’ sprite dnrrntt. .aaiHzooHo GROCERIES TEA. COFFSK, 3UGA,B,fiPK33.r<PFaB. PRUNlto, Xiaa, AAISLX8, COipFLHH; in fort, rrrrythiag in lL» Oroosry linn, nah a will b. ureJtd for fatoilr uaa. Also a guest rarirty ot tha COMPLEXIONS, by their alterative effect upou the fluid* that feed the skin, aad tbo morbU state of winch occasion* all sruptirecemplalula, sallow cloudy, and other di*ag..»ablr complexion*. The use of these Pilis fur a very ■hurl time, will a fleet an cull re eure of SALT RHEUM, and a atri- village election approached, qusated the very best medicines al the lowret Mas Tbrre msdicinre are prepared in oca on laieaturt, under IL. care of able CbreuU, aad are the aooat reliable known to acwnoo, iaeladlag all (be rrreut tlb®-,, HARDWARE age, occupat.on. etc., wo will write a candid re ST-A.TZO^raM"5T, PRNS. PRNCILB, INKS, PAPER, *KSVELDPD, CARDS, Aa., Ah. On Friday there BAILEY & BAKER BRWARB OF CuUNTERVUTSI BjUdi^n^Xh wV’p*iF“*'T~ *r n**n ° , Buhl by Drnggto! aad atiethM Deakrete Red ieinee. > . A box will be acai by mad prepaid on receipt of tho PRICE « CENTS. to furuiabing modleiMS to lha poor. Ia all cases nirdicines can be scut by mail or txpress if dasired. HecM for one or mors of our works aad Judge far youraelree. Also published at tho iaimary, to aid Ihoes AU ardors aheuld be addressed te I appeared three of these invitations to bcome forward and serve the country. A tux | Temperance, Law and Order call first appeared, and, Idtarid its authority “By PATENT MEDICINES I ■father to lhe thing, we have never beard, CEPHALIC PILIS, A>4 th. vs,d,u,r «r were iseoed. a “Democratic" (I) call, All of these calls named eave the first named, were responded to, .and tickets made out WILL COIVUSIAU. wuosurrut »»o» Saturday -evening as Ute time of ineetiug, and all, Huw these tickets Leader, (Whitewood, )perM. Square Tuuo^T^ar i jrifare, Cemcted. March ir 1MI. were com posed may be seofi by the reJunns which we publish. rotiowiMO AxrxjiiaxMtxTi u». SPALBIN&'S THE LADIFS MEMC.ll FRIEND, fin the mean time a “Republican” call and isaxo that the aaid defendant. ’*”• ujtpMMfae te U ee within three Jn-mtoa. Irmo rder and t» . HUM Foh MECnANfcii. AND MKDRfixAL I Order of the Committee,” but who was I thwirey, ar/ttBrfea/. hm habtdtgs | caucus notices multiplied on our streets band r.l the corners. rws wovsB ®r nqciTTi I J11TH1.38-SM 3DH-1.1 ‘ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL u u- * - TUB CAUCUSES. • CERY ORDER. VEGETABLE LIFE NEPICINE8 Are well known to be infallible. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly deeaMag tbe first and *<-i*and sUimsrha _r Fairport, Monroe Ck>, N. Y, add by [he Fare riot to wefl'hdvlsed, but trust he will Paleo act for lha best in tereel* the [ village. _________ _______ As ou? w *k“ Tbe following are among tho distressing vari­ ety of human diaeaaeeia whfchthe “d U|pld Although w<e of course claim this "* kws s Republican victory, we are willing RpBEhxi <fc STAppiv, ftRMforibgurau‘1 .vBakr*tu» had been .Ur ruin } Msallol. HARDWARE | ronwyed, firat, the bitwH.-Wkn tbe priMry, .« hkh. w«b flprtad hefora bei^ t (KKLW DRUG STORE!!! S PEiIAL NOTICES There was also a bastard dried in the field on lhe day of Sweats. N«avoc» Dcsiutt. Nuvoca Cuaruixra •f all kinds, P*LnraTi<Mi or raa Uubt, Paiktm-* Couc. are apaedilr eured. MERCURIAL DJKEAHES -P.reoa. wIwmtowatilniiau bare brcnow impaired by Ah. nUi Clous UM of Meeccer, will Had Ihr.s Msdictaaa a perfret cure, as tbvr nvvar fail to cradteato from U>« system. all tha effects of Msreury, tefaltely ■oouer than lbs most powerful preparatioas of Saras panlla. Prepared sad told by TO CONSUMPTIVES election, which, aa is usual in such cases, W. B. MOFFAT, The CeiikBeBS Nodical Caapaalea, (DIEnBA!Ps IF©!B ©ASIH t Re«4y Pay, waljr. IRON, .STEEL, NAUS. MILL. CIK. And Prlrate Adviser. A book for th* old shd rwaag. arabreciag lb. Pathology. Prarrnttoa .* “ “ ‘ Urinary aad Srxaal Organs, as* , CULAR m>4 CROSS-CUT SAWS, HEADACHE, SPEEDY AND SIRE CORE cdOpiR, u4 CARPENTER TOOLS, SumIaI attwtina will ba paid to COMPOUNDNdaadywttiwgwwPHR'CBIPTIONSiMd any IS WITBIN TETKIR BKaOH. SSOAD a NARROW AID, ODK», sAair,ptTrr. atHtrixsa- was “mothered” by a “disappointed" one. O UBOIU 1 I , HEART nisi i>e. HOUSE TE1MM1NO3, BOX, PARLOR STOVES, COOXINO, (O YOU WANT WHISKERSt GOXSTIPATION. Tbe under-draed, now MVaatytlre years old, han for yewn* Jrvoted bis time to curing fare Psrishonera anu the poor In New York of these dreadful eoflijilarata. which carer thousand, aad thousands to an untimely grave. I.a hu selctom r-«irJ — — -H “u— apptto him for rei a Vhnvtiaa duty to re. 1 aa at home, be will - --------------------- ------- it. a Copy of Prwerip Uona oaad. tFrencJCheraw', with direettowa far —.1 <i_ _ i_ JOHN W. STEBBINS, rep., R.B. WIGHTMAN,dem., JULIUS RUSSELL, rep., Wm. JONES, dem. M •■•cw irureuics, ■ sure cure rer ' ;.At>miifon. mJ oil diMs.re «>f Mis Twwost and Ltrwn/Frrcn and Aocr. CaxsrtTSTrox. Heawt Disrxss. Dtsi-siwm, Ns stove Dsbilitt. and Fa­ ma 14 OonrLAi-xn. and he hopca every uno sSieted will send for cop- — >• —*—• — „j lbo«r ahould apply FreBeriptlona are w ■ JI. N. SHELDON, rep , F. D. ACKLEY, dem., .For Marshal, W. A. SARTWELL, dem., WILLIAM TINKLER, rep.. DO YOU WANT WHISKERS? DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! _ STUHTLATING ONGUENT, Fwr the Wblakcm and Hair. The subscriber tike* pleasure in announcing to tbe eitixowa ofthe United Stale!, that they bare obtained tbe Agency for and are now enabled to offer to the American publie, the above justly wish to get well from that aw-; description of all tbo remedien [ , careful Btetemeat of tbo resnlte, etormatioa. Pries 10 cento. nil nut Idbo fobnifn MJ tforka tainable Irrea any other aearwv. i published en Sed*yaper, and NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL la prepared by De- C. P. BaiuxenjiM, an «mi»vot phyueiae of London, and la warren ted to bring WITH WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE HARMON SMITH, rep^ C G. UOLWIUOK, dem., JOHN ROBERTS, rep., ALVIN w. BAILEY, rep., ZOPHAR 8CIDMURE. rep., W. 8. GOODYEAR, dem.,* Wm. SHELDON, dem., J. MAUS, dem., 1Tb PLEAfURBB, Ont*. Faua, Mad. Ca., N. T.,) Ammt nth, ISM, • '•**T^***< To Dr nERB<rx Tt tamJy ahould bo wiiboot U»b. They are Ulna treled with beautiful engtsTinga, aad contain the ceadraetd axpmtse! 5f t / A»wr» tinn. frr Ure abers w<ak*A wh« can m'sks IlWamoalh. Seodfor acireularforagsetr To tha young of both wire auff.ring from So. erel Habits; nrostraUon ot mind; tosa nf powtrDarroaa d.bilily, loaa of eight, wakefullnaaa. levs ot eolitodr, snipiiona ou the fare. Ac.. Ac. Hsia sxroac it u too lays ; before ysu anCor Inewrubte COOKING STOVES! - IWIe V«non, Ohio, Jas. Ur IRL rssT C. SrALoixo. Esq. PIoom And inclosed twentv-Cve oanU/brwhich Mnd me Mother box of your Oephalic IHfla. XLy oretreJytfohwt J^/Usssre.-r.^. Direct A. STOVER, F-M. BeUe Vereen, Wyandotte Ceu, 0. rsmadtia for Irregula’ilira. Obstructions, whites. 87 7« 70 68 7! Bereriy. Maas, Dee. JI, 18ft). H. C. 8rau>tM». E*q. 1 wish for nemo ci retiers or large show bills, te Wear* convinced that there are many parents of oerofuloui.eonsompti’e, and diseased eeoditioa to whom a numerous offspring only brings suffer­ Ing end poverty. To soch wo would nay write, and wo will send you iaformatioa of a sure, walltested, aud aever-fainbKFlunrsxTiva. piwaMMwdtome. - . Wi wtu. aau. rnxs, to any om applying for li, O. N. BOLTWOOD, rep, DANIEL STRIKER, rotk, H. A. GOODYEAR, dem, D. COOK, dem, kG'E SALE. I brri triad your Cepealic Pills, and ZlOodSm > s-ri.’ that I want yon to Mad ma (sre dollars teeth mere. . Part aftheae are for the neighbors, te wham I avo a to w out I rum tbe tret box I got ftva ywu.. •end the Pills be mall, and oblige «T «jU THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, . ‘ Plantation and Sbepe. Far svaryFuaily, haring ovae a 1000 receipt! ee Cooking, Dyeing. Freocrring, Cleaning. he. THE STIMULATING •SGFEMT ELI B. THROOP, dem., WILLIAM KELLY, rep., J.O. WHEELER, uniutt (t> mA dig for.” It ia true that no discovery in medicine for the last huadred years, will compare wiUi Mrs. Wixalow', Sooraixu Bmr, in its benefits tn U>e hu­ man race. It I* equally true that tens of thousands •Elected on drawn hibllut bfchtldreo die annoallr during the processor set­ ting teeth, and hundrrdr of thouMnd* barely escape death, la pass a life of suffering, diseased McCabm- IIocax.—From all quartern in body aud enfeebled in mind; all of which reaults from a disorganization of tho ayatetn during tbo |*we hear much praise of this new House, process of teething. Il is also true that Mr*. Window’s Sootliiug Syrup G laat tbe medicine to just opened in our neighboring city of meet lbs case. It certainly docs—aa tbo name /Jat'.le Creek. It is spoken of in the implies—boonra the little sufferer into a quiet, natural sleep, from which it awakes, invigorated end refreshed; and far Ike core of diseases incident to tbe period of teething, such aa dysentery, diar­ i’tffd it, St to Its Internal arrangements rhoea, wind-eoUe, Ac., Its equal baa never been THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. tB^MldoburaK Franklin CA/Ohio, 1 January 16, 1J»1. . I . C. Hragnurar ' No. a Cbdar «l., 1. T... » Doan Sts: Inclosed fled twwitV.Bva rents, (tt.) for wMelf Kid box of ••CephaU Pills " Send to address of lev, Wm. tt Finer, KeyaoldaBurg, Fnmklia CA It is a large and beautiful paper, and eon Ulas lhe most valuable Information oc rapidly beiur eumplelep. 1 continued to use the Pills la small doom for some months, and found myself ftslly restored, the nicer healed aad 1 con­ sider my self a sngl mu. Tbo news ef th* sure uit On all other disease* ef tbe Sexual Organa, a fall ax planation of tbe origin ef Syphilis, tbo means of prevention and cure. On Consumption, that fearful disease. On tbe Liver. Heart, Stomach and Skin, On Fsmdo Complaints. On the various SebooU ef medicines. tbts rtclnifv. My Pott Ofltee address ts Uarifla ! Valley. Eadiaou eoenty.N. T., where persons ilftareatad cm addraaa mi. by eactoaing a alam^ sad learn more fully my autarin^s and daageroM t*nd ita general management. We have ^nerer visited it, not having been that way am lately, but they tell ns that tbe McComly Houto is fitted up in a style fully ade [quite to the wants of tbe growing city of Battle Creek ; and as for ita gentleimanly Landlord, Mu. S. Tiivsr, we ,Y83S (know him of old, and can wifely vouch kthat he “knows how to keep .tavern,” -therefore we do not hesitate to recom- n»nd the McCamly Houtt ns tha place rbere you will b« well treated, well pro- ririad for, well token rare of, well enter- AMjed, mmI, when yon leave, you will be rail Milled with ll;e.JIou>c, Ito ^ndori, ft* UilLof.fiuY, arid with your HU HOW LOST, ZsM HOW ia a Bfihfab we tew **MI*g st sriyeeceSeMeflly •^EStlK^SK .«as UVipiMfrii *«»’ RESTORED Aorist. nal Weaknesa, Sexual LXbilitr, Sott-k** and lwTite^riahiiBa^ l il | ig»!*ii>ih -< photographic Tc and diuretic) wbiah uart botflea aad acid by all druggisto, groeera. Crny88 * ‘Ambrotype; Vigneite * /mbro- SPAtWb'a I'iiEPARUDsUihi. tvpe ; Melatoeolype; aphareotype; Mirror Amteetyfe; N«J6gropJ»»e; SPALDINGS PREPAREDGLCHI Pearl AmbrQtype;,On»pcutal For Sato by D. S. BARNfiJ A CO., Ko. 13 Park- Co|UK)ff Cor mol,—Th* fjoupmJ hig village ft now composed Al folluv a : ^reeident, J. W. Blebbma;, RMflrfer, luliug Rtum.ll; TruaUoa. J. M. BuomII, L J, Grant, C, >e>d, J. Robert^ A-JV. tafley and 4V: fi. Goodyw. - Low Pressure System Walk Sp, ecUnnll IHTOnXI FIAUR ter M afeltMnga per owl RttLUD^tOtX. for RS eeubpwbmbte.. B9RAJTK UFU1,” both Weekly aad SARMTN MAZARIN* New York maCURT. tonoo, tn wBicn Im revtawa xbo wwtte sm y tu Wm-MtrAkios wMb sxmnra t . SPAtaiNd-S PRBPARWrWllSS .AVS TUE Hixes I . UCOKOMT: •SWitCMi.' of FobNST AMD RtJOVAMAg.—“X ’*T. T,^ ■&> “iXOA T3 i for lha Utooftbc Had- OAIMAbt • SO «• “ POTATOB for ■ • Rt» “ “ Alwayi haad at -JtoC. ■AWKKPt. MtanDoe.n.im ww Shaving toxa! �MOOD PIUS JILOOD A dead epee ear aseutey! and Mlles Laekad op u= pitied wi*b.i»* weep lag rye., A^ klRI^^lRWjpmi^rrtUoin. M* ■AND IUY YOUR GOO S «""*7l meat it pvM,-«roBiMuse seva '■ -»kfc- mmmw Scouttfrf.-Me^. teneAwlthfai.MFW iciiBiMviM ami LASGE AXD BEAUTIFUL BOLTWOOD k GRANT FALL AN WINT DRTiCSOODS We asj de Wuoeg We«O *« thh-k U ri^l-t: Fandlianied will, rnmr. the crime d«f< nd ; • But dowa-crwaLud <r.ar.boo<l hath ruaiatlcM uilgb* WE ARE NOW ON HH8T Assortments ■im HAND •rltb one of tba LARGEST and of expel tha foul burners *fuch Mer fa/foe blood at that season of tbe year. Bytbatmrly expolden of them tpsn^rcAUng.daordCTa apu* themsclvM from rupUoni and ulecrvua *' eveteai will stnvu te ON LOW PRICES DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES, etc.. , « poteah-roiiercs lb« child hwm aa.,. b Tigarates Ibeetec.ariiand bourl.. eurracu. ttr, add giro. tea.l0 lU tem- 11 ««U alinaal iaataally rslicia Come and See !! GrtptRf ia the Bawela aad l» iad Cha 1 sad oamema coarulUoes. whkh. ifael I ronxd.rd. ia death. W. bel^.H X’ aad a ureal remrdr ia tba world iB aJi —. TW tha BlXXrD PURIFIER aad BLOOD 11X8 hare baan proved by analysis ia And -Soil roalgn t» year eewhlda Tl» bpkn agsiaf Ab*B“»‘“^i U«p. eh«fc « KR****. CONTAIN KO MINERAL. Tha* they rare tbe almo.t uaiverual eanplaint. Tba* salutary meul. Aad jeu, la ’ J*ry . ’•M**1* i* will jr»t and tool Al people la the cnee Of him that hastily eul off DRESS GOODS er. Hence, bitter aadjpaiand fliaeppehtmt has followed the use of tha variona extracts ot Sarsaparilla which flood tbe market, until tha mBGNUtBM at —1 (f fioici $isi tlliiug. th.y PRINTS BT THS CORD, Ever shown in thia Market, u hi oh MOTT'S zsisr. J <■ KOBEKTK A rrRIM fXtAlXM is drug., m^iciu« t_P <Im», psiste. oil*, tarpestin* a wtieaer^ ^ ****** lw.w>adav*L Mftes, UsHooerr, «»d fsney srtle -Bwsror s Bteck.v Haslteg*. Mich. CAL8E BOON TO HEAL, are prepared to acll at • email sad diarbarge from lh*‘ aratrtn, rrery taint of Scrofula, wiwtbrr Hereditary er eU.rnuaa. Thai k« .tS H IB TI.1 B B, SHIRTINGS, ..SHUPES, CLOTHS. DIAPER TABLE BROAD BKBTEK® MMTO38. TOWELING, and all kinds of domestic goods; eleo CLOTHS. plain and fancy CAS81MERE3, Linen Drillings, Den Ims, F. 6* M. Cap-i-iures, TWEEDS, and every kind of GOODS for Men and Bora* Clothing which we offer at EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. Our a.wrUneni ef DOOTS A SHuFS ef all variatiae, Ladles Gaitan, Ouats Oaiteri, Otferd Tita, Cacka, Aa., cant be 2DKT3 & 8121)3®. Beat We bar* a Bae mrirty ef ■•Mina. Ladies* 8LKBVE8 aad rollers, Chimeiaetta, Gaeta shirt Bowai and Cellaro. aad every kind ef WHITE GOODS; alec Beeiery, every style ofOfovn aad Milts, BobmIii, R.bbeas, brrst Trias—lags. ateOaraxerioent af Tafae aad Forks* Cattery, SILVER SPOONS, Perl Mouste. Hoop Bktrte, Yankee Bel.eaa, aad t bgs ia g« bats'. it fall aad eecaplele. p • HARD-WARE! BEADI-MADE CLOTHHG, Berrkk's Sagar C»a(ed Fills! jvj wffou wosld exmo! 8JCK PEOPLE, THINK Commend ua to the girl of. about ii ia anacringly said, ‘-abe wvrka far a living ia bar we are always sure to find the ete* menu of a true women—a real lady.—* True, wb S'v aul prepared to sec a tnin> step, a haughty lip, a fite!uv >ablc dress, or hear a string of plendid non­ sense about the ba' -i ! young met., tho naw novels and the next-party—no.no: boh we arc prepared to ‘ ~“ **•- ---words of good set.ee, lai women, a neat dress, m ... , nitnesj movemeou that would uot disgracc au angul You are looking for wives and com­ panions, turn from the fashionable, buy, haughty girls, and select one from those who work far a living, and never—our word far it—will you ropent your choice. You want a substantial friend, and not a dull; a help-mate, and not a hclp-eat; a coonseler, and >ut a simpleton. You n^y not baable to carry a piano into your house, but you can buy a apinniug-wheel or a set of knittiug hc^deu. tf you can­ I W. han Foakal I,adg»r.. Mechauics’ Maaaal, Araud's writing Fluid. Note, Cap, Latter, aad Legal Papar, and all kind* uf ctatiaaarr in great variety. Ws ihiai ve bare as feed Tseng Hyws. I-. pcriel sad Black Tses, as wvra star aBsrod la thia MarkeL Alaa all kinds aFSaacra tad Wh,u Sugars. Syrup, KatMaaa, Flab, Bice, C>£»a, abac •late, Ftr» Bads anMalarsUu, B UBMINO AND DRY GOODS adrjiico from NEW YORK COSTS. PILLS DR. J. C. AYER A Co. LOWELL, MASS. .i-a'e," TOr tee, pi par Betti. I Sts BatUaa for Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral J. S. GOOD 2 A’J aXH & Co. Ayer’i Cathartic Pills, InweaatrwaUwa, WMlea>Chlere»i*,L. - Coatwlalata. <'ter«aia Meadatb beamatiam, latenattteat Fetm, Be. ia MM of Gtwwe! DrWBtr. whether the I. A. HOLBJtOO TTOBNKT andCMu—twai: t^XSr^SrflBi^S not buy a ticket fbr tho ball, you can visit come afflicted neighbor. Be eareful, then, when yiai look for compauiooe, and when you choose. We know many a foolish mau, who, instead of choosing an industrious and pruilcnt worn*.' fur a wife, took one from thv MOtte. ' stock, and is do* lamenting | hie folly in dual and ashes. Ho ran into tbe fire with hfa eyas wide open, a(id who but himself is to blame? Tha time was when ladies went a visItir.g and took their work with them.— This ia tbe n-aaon why we had such*excel­ lent mothers. How singular would a any woman look in a fiutfanable cirri* aaniiug her fiuher’s stockings, or cardib) poo! t spin 1 Would am her compan ions laugh at herT And y>t mu h a wo­ man would be a prize to eorrobodv.— । Bleated ia the man *ho chows foe hiwife /mm daapisei! girl* ‘ wbu wore for ’ thulr living " TO H0CSIKIIPIR8. R°S?S,?S, Wt- ’■ 1 HAMITS SWT O MSDIC1SAL .ALBSiTes, —alter astiweteJ in Mich a nwnssr s* to FLUID Stacks of VEBY CHEAP Sinead, ia Mratal very (TstUb iag aad intrtwMI Tbe slaughter of tho pork tie i>dgu» Uaa month oa all regulated farms, tn m Aroostook, to tbe fartlieal West ami South iu Mwn A Diion'a line, and <«>ly • little later farther H-••»th j w» see tbn i <Lxl by the gambrels. -- - , biting a cub, from which tbfjr shelled the «Jn while !klng Tbe bain* and nhraidera, drsuu. d f.< ba con, are liable to be tpuilad in tw^i way* —by tno mack tall and w» iulla . N d one kam h» ten offered lu the •• •$' •* i, properly ri ‘*1 /or bumaii ivu^. Awy of the reeipts olR-red are too indefinite laSMefoleua Tafavcalaaia, ihia aarobcateii* tea hdH ter uroro than lhe gfod Hb« of ibr cores bacon 6t tur a king, or his widest iatirtaar, , , For one hut. 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TO REGClJkn THE futiijj’ juntas Jimtorj. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MIOH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1861 FOR SALE!! Cutlet Jotlrg. y, linings broken loowe, and buttons off; in fine, there was nearly, if not BOLT WOOD A GRANT, CASH OS H0DUC1. TV,.. 1a„. ——__M Beady Pa Walter csiod iocssssrtly. Hsteokod J.1UMKX, FULL AND COMPLETE. BAILEY A BAKER, MANCFACTVUBS «f tm, abeai-lroa and coJh Mr-wars. D«J,rs in iron, tall*. «lr«l.glaa». VERY ■’? rr?1?'.r world, iS Si 2f*" Ob, bow t* wearied to*r to bear bW dar­ I ling cry for his mother. The taati awam . in bur oyea>,as *U thought of her hgrd dny’a work, and the want of appreciation J ot her labor. She knew that the was Call and Settle SOON. J. W. OAKLEY, Ho! Freemen of New Eugl.nd*. Mila, rill Ke left ^*.£3 prejmlire., or Uiern-*?,,<iie»*7JMj*' fer Cwileetiow. tw erti » and rr.ur MdTeru» •■ St*"ftb.tw.IT the in* of th:, medicine (f MASON ALLEN, &D AEB1B8 - OF- That Slairer/a title b dhnac. CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, |>per. Sold by Dniggi>t> to* ipal Qffirc, U Cedar m., fa. j. Also, Two Dwelling Houses, Italiaboldabia only pear; Seward*, prophetic glow b gone. In the Village of Hastings. | Titles to nil of these, Ikoispctablk, and MOT Terms Easy. i 1 don't cart ij you nertr pay for thtm pir*li<t>or»,(ive-ilaffk,wuKlo«.(te>>, putty, graasrfos. stationery, and fancy article*. Slot* la Rawer’■ Block?* Il siting*, Mich. . (I Jiirt Jflisctllana. KEEP VP THE fSTKXEST. D. C, B1WLET. FIVE MINUTES WORK. LIS •‘Here, Lizzie, I wish you would put a slitchea in. my cuat, it is getting ib WILLIAM BIBGIIER, UHT1CK OF THE PEACE, Attornrr and _,___ . ■__ ___ , li-ii—-- -------- DANIEL COOK, VSTIC1 OF THE PEACE. Gen J Tax Anat, wW aUnwi to Ike •Cordi- HOLBROOK, J. M. RL'MELL, A. M.D15TXGER A CO.. l. irj) JM. rerx.fol loantxfra^ Mtocta no<k««m- is not more‘than five minutes work, and the tailor would charge mi a duller," loving aud dutiful, bo abe shook off her diacontsiit, put on a smiling face, took up the baby and *atig - her sweetest luHahy, carried him around with his little head on her sbuulaer, wblfosba filled the lew ketdu aud set tbo tabic, nuw and then setting him in th® cradle and chirping to him as she did those tilings that required both uf her hands. And in this manner she worried throtrgh suppir getting, end with mute BMiiAghig bad all things'ready com nani ous. “Ah coat done, JJzzie T* “No, hot quite." “Tbat’s a woman for you, boys. Ooehaif of them would let a husband go out at tbo elbows a week before th*y '11 turn aside from any plan of theirs. All the ironing is completed, HI be bound, kn’t it so, Lizzie 1” •u. affactiem of ,n ktod., .Bd i«r to meuxal awn, Ux Ofo<Xt«<> ahLx p of iron Most boaalujoixifcrihbta •tit, cron fa tbomool obaqsalc .aart) ft • without )t« u-icg a fabric jMrphttiny a <!i»Kfrr«cbl«- wuwticD. i Isilec property, among alt**, vUak of those ChrtyfamU JMI*. ha* *« - the tbual habit uul cun, incluu.ur th* .'oatit i-aeaa. ckod Dinrrcira. er«B when advanrrt »• eonfittned, efaacUing. and aepatwl tit, th« ufftcu baishccu squslly tfsnt- local puna, lo.aoraaab aad -otrcotth. t rough, oi. i rriuipeal hrrtfe, Wtafa indicate -ni-ipfrn-- ' • ali.yed the alarm offrfaada and ft? Mveral eery giati/y mg and lateraota* Jou.’ Tuberculosis ihii Rtditalud i0A more than the g<*>4 effect of the tap* eutxwof famadra casaat tea too te»i«l to thia i in(dj kfaFjh|jMalllMh woliarh affwtiagthMn. Mimi, both ctauaic tita. i-aotonjafaJ l.r. bnoei er. more dradedl«-h hf» ab»y well reported, Loth m tell Site! Arrangement HASTINGS TANNERY! r. H. RLSSRLL, FOTATOS for judge of the work 1 had beat do. and shall not expect V> be threatened, nor Baar myadf accused of not being sillrog to do my, duty.” . Frank felt the full force of bar words and sat silent. while J am about it. 1 do nut want to hear you talk about supporting your wife: I will not be supported, while I am able to support myself. I: find in looking over’my books, that tbo profits of my labor amount to five dollars a we*k, aud the board of vouraelf,. myself and tbe baby beside. Then T do all. your ex­ tra w6rk and my own. AH thfc saving tes gone Into your capital tq ba invested, and to help, you make yogr twanty dollara aday- Out of this cornea tbe five dollar* you call the wqrlh of your day’s work, while I must labor with really weary limbi and aching head and eyes, tn save a dollar, In mending an old coat, wbteb, when done, would not sell for near Uw ataouol of,your ten hour’s work.” “You are malting out a pretty strong case against me.” .... “No, Frank, not a case against; I can­ not do that; but 1 tun staling facts. Ono thing more. I have been at work three hours since topper, while you hare been entirely idle, n<4 evm rocking tbe cradle, which I have been obliged to do haff a dozen times.” ». C. BAVLKTT fii n riiomCTi seemed 6» realiza thrt tee iMra* wba was h ing all tease ox press*. uWffteMlf- be ted WB-Wttod.-^. TtLunr dk tribe, is each oipolzed county, and tree RepreasntaUve for a fraction equal to a moiutv of said ratio ana n«t included therein, tert h to toy : within tec oMMy of Wayne, wtart7' wftbin U>e bramtia of Lenawee and Oakland, fiMURfh; within the counties uf Calhoun, W**hteu*w jM»d Kent, four each; «ifou> the counties of BraiMuar'a upper arm almost entirely Monroe, Hillsdale, Branch, St. Joseph, •way, ttes oocnpbtely tfippteg btez* Berrien, Kalamazoo. Jtekswr,' Mnertafh, Btil Ae> pteff follow reached for. hjp knife witbbis left baud- The eft*A W and ‘Saginaw, two tech ; • within • the Tbey an*wared to bis call, and altateiM tbe' brer . viguroualy, Um bruto left bfo burn-ia pray to boule with them. . q The lacerated man, oatkeriug aliJte eoergics, core to his fret, aod made.* pretty fleet run fur about two hundred yards, when.bo fell exhausted; but after a brief rowing spell be coutinoed bis flight, and notwithstanding bis rever* wounds and loss of blood, managed t.s creep to bia ^Ho. white he reached la two or three homy'time. . The bear tracked 111m for ft part of tte way,'.but |he tnlthful dug* kept him frcwA circa Approach. Some nieo happonte be fit the c*bln when Byahtnar arrived^ and while Some of them attended to Mni, the real went in search of the bear^ Wb had made good Mi escape, and the dogs, Lrelctmw, Eminel. Antrim, Otsego. Kai ipparmtly well content to IH him alonekasca. Craw ford, Mtsaauke? and Wexford, had returned^ Uwir master’s cabin. . A shall compose a representative distnet, and be entitled to om repreoanlativa, tbe He has election rctunjs of which: district shall be bitten ohd laecrnled terribly. made to the county seat of Grand Trav­ over fifty wounds in all—twenty eight oE ers ; the counties of Gratiot, Midland, vbich are quite sertouy. More than two Gladwin, and Roscommon shall compose pounds of nesh has been torn from ,|Mi right arm, and die'great mtiacle is qoitc a representative district, and be entitled . tn one rcprcsentatisre, the election retarns F«e. of which shall lx> made to the county seat of Midland ; Um reunites ol Day, Oge recently tried in the Plaine St Dctmi*.. maw. Tosco, Alcona, Ckcoda, MontmorenItU bald tb'ba seperior’lo any rifled etuscl. Avpcna, Presqne Isle and Cbebnjgtin. non, to enrry tuns miles, and to caeseshall compose a representative district, immense destruction.. , and be entitled to une representative,’ the elect ion’returns of which shell be mad* Au afflicted busband was retumin< to the county aeat of Bay ; the counties front the funeral of hi* alfe, when afrieod of Marquette, Cuippewn, Schoolcraft and asked him low bo was. “>>’•»," bo said Delta shall compoac a representative dis­ pathetically, “I think I feci th* better uf trict, and be entitled to one represent^Qui UulA walk.” tire, the election returns of which'dis countire bt Sanilac,' Harun, Tuscola, Ontuuagon and Hougbtort, one each; the counties of Muskegon and Ooeana,shall compose a representative district, and be entitled to one representative,the election returns of white said district shall be made to tbe eodnty seat of Mtnkegte'; ths counties ol Montcalm, baWla and Clara shall compose a representative dis­ tort, and be. entitled to’ one representa­ tive, tbe election returns of which dis­ trict shall be made to the county seat of Muattelm; the counties oT Newaygo, Mecuate, Lake, Osceola and Mason shall compose a repracentatlvp district, and be entitled to <’<n<* representative,the election returns of which district shall be mode Marquette ; the counties of Macinao and Manitou shall compose a representative district and be entitled to one reprssnnta live, tbo election returns of whftn district “Quite a job, wasn’t ft to! longortteiF I thought," said he depteterttngly. rHww arete riser sate brew yat Rretei today. Frank wife, in re “What do you want to knowtertifor?" be said. “For my own satisfaction. Ctffowly I should feel g dtep brtttttft ta Ml M sjgh.aftcr te waff gooc, »d hurried ter twenty doUara.” The Albany Journal aays Senator Toouib»ta a ptxifouad egotist. If.be were on tbo gallows ho would oOnlir.oa to speaA nf bi mad f unlit Um sheriff “dropped thr Prentice Mye: The boot and ahoe bt»Wteaa ia einally briak tti Maryland. The We take the following extract from “Picture* of Life and (Juraclur." in tbo Household Journal .published in New York. Although the writer lias particu­ lar reference to the Firemen of Naw York, yot his remarks will apply equally u» other localities, and wo ct-nsider them pertinent aud to the point, we give them a plate in our columns. *Ths Fireman deserves a reward for bis ------- c— and labor. »-V-_ «_ Is not -----------*i_ ­ sacrifice He apprecia ted by those whoso live* and property arc protected by Lira, Our merchant prince*, our insure nos companies, our citizens generally, do not set a proper value on the brave, wstcfifol, generous bYrcraan, or he would not be neglected ns he ». There,are men whose social status has been preserved by the zeal, skill, and courage of tbo Fireman, who would not recognize the poor, breised, and battered fellow in the streets who never gaveteim a hollow votenf thnuks for risking his life in their btealf. Would the moral and religious ■ wclf. ro ol the Fremvn be so neglected ii the /communi­ ty'fo white he lived set a proper valtj* upon Ms service*? Like all other human A man should be virtuous fi>r bla Wt^ sake, though nobody were to know it; as ho wonM be ek-iri for hla own sake,. th®.‘ nobody were tusec'biro. • Secret kimlnsses d<ms to minkind *r*I as beautiful as secret Injuries are detesta­ ble. To be invisibly ickk] is as godlike as to be iavisibly evil Iwdiabulicnl. Good men-have the fewest fearfa Hshas but one who fear* to do wrong. H* has a thousand wbo has overcome that the touch as long as it is tenderly han­ dled, but sharp and piercing wb*n brbJ ken. ' ■\ ' There bi nothing so trno that the damp* ol ermr'bave not warped' it ; nothing so false that a sparkle uf truth I* Kot in IL nolhitMZ elae. A nun luu to attend to Alinterrals.' HoW ho pete .Noihlr 11. No aacrlfitvs It too g I for Rd Mooay and time bavs both their valnA. Ih -bo mate* fated a- * th* otejiriil never make a good use of Aha other, y it.by endearing names, ale*}’* often where • rrr—>«•*•••* .■ j. .: ■ U is abellcrodjipwJds bis leisure momeate TTappy la the husband wIkmo wife WM within reach of IL . How be glorias in Its er asks him top. atiy; jeaxky, sa»« bfcsh good name; how' ho will work 'that it may win dhitlnctlMi t how he will fight to save it from dcstructioo nod abuoc. The Now York Fireman has ..a. dialect _ ofrhls town, a • dress suited U> to h>a bis calling; ia disown, _:plinc ci r7.._ that ;L_. often _ exhibits L’.™ -L-'tLjrt a soft hear up-' der a rowgh'jocket See him. tnTIrng at Yon hate a splendid car bat* 0rjr’ poor refer, said Um organ grinder to dm.’ Wtocm>ti<M*te st th® fbllowing rsisalpi Hastipgs, Px- tg- » ,"iii<..* .*-i 'i-’i'--.*’pd adi BraiHMf »M i» 4bf; M«oda hft1< with uro -duga, wbe* be suddenly e*B»c upon Um bg*r,wbicb At onoe chafed upon nMM<^ «Ml l>«Wur J» of members elected agreeable to a of one Representntfve few every I - ia'MeMMfhl of amount of job.” . “I know you had, qot, Frank,;so 1 shall freely forgive you, but must insist that hereafter T mutt be Allowed to"be my own him pood—strengthen bis lungs.’’ want of sleep and the exhaustion inci­ ‘•Then. Frank, you know that this is dent to nursing her beautiful boy, nowso reccing to tbo cradle, “only do not tell near skk—the hurrying to get time for me that ten hour's work can be dons in ironing day.” . ' “ Well, bow many more excuses 1 1 lire mending, not tn speak of the dtaap. five minute*, nor ask me to let tbo baby H.P. CHERRY, will put it on, rips and all, if you are go­ puintmeut in putting aside her osrn .plan*, squall affahi.** rill She lifted Waller from the eradle.— ing in make a fuss.” thus throwing her baking red ironing into Mrtftly “Oh, no, Frank; I did not mean U» one day, for both must oe done on the make A fure; but it Is a long job, and morrow, or the elolhea would mlldew,snd chee'k, bat made a mistejta, and lusaed one I am nut usud to; and with my din­ his boarder* go without bread—all this each other, while Frank whispered.: .'•‘G-»d b’.e*s you Lizzie. I never tho’t ner to get, buby to taka core of, and iron­ was too much. Lizzie could not endure ing to do, I do nut sec yet huu I can get his bndinsge. though half playful, for tec nf dl this -before; 1 shall never du It knew, and knew^ yell, (bat if some such The subscriber haring refitted bin Blare far iba it done. But 1 will do my beat.” inlroduclwu of BOOTS A SHOES as a branch ol Sudi was the convei-satiai ttetpMsed thoughts were not in his mind, they wo'd has kept his word. between a youug husband and wife of pot have found their way to Ms’lips. NEVINS, eighteen mouths standing. She habtilv set the biscuit on the table, i»4 Tax »c»* Frank Barton was what the world and simply say lug “supper is -ready ” ■askiat aul Tiix Dbmok Th'.ast fob Lwv$ML-4-Mr. (ireat can called a real driver. He made anything stepped into tec bedroom and burst into McImoH, an English yriter, pul* the folORDERthal went through bis hands inure to his tears. Yott may call her a fool, if you lowing laagnage In the moutnt of those own benefit. Everybody liked him be­ will, I do out Y ou might ns well ask who visit the liquor shop t ROWER S HARDWARE STORE cause be was so frank, and, *iUtal, so tbe w i thered leaves not to fall when the There is my money—give me drink! honest and upright iu all hl* dealings Autumn g*lc is sweeping through them; There Is my cloteir<, food—give mo and Examine. with his customers. He was well educa­ re well ask flowers nut to suffer the mor­ drink? There is the clothing, food and ted for business, lived in society, bad ning dews tn - exhale in sunsbina, a* to Are bf my wife find children-^-give me mnde op his mind that be could support ask a lender, loving, sensible . wife to drink 1 There I* the education of tbe a wife, and, according to his reckoning, withhold her tears wbeu she knows she DANIEL STRIKER, save something to boot. Yea, to be sure is wronged. She may forgive, she may drink! There is the rent I Imre rebbed he could. There was six dollars a week look cheerful—on honr after, bright as from my landlord, fee* J have robbed for board, om dollar a dozen for washing, from mv schoolmaster, and innumerable and then quarters and dimes ir.numoraartieldsl have robbed from my shop­ bte for taking his Udy acquaintances to beautiful nature is destroyed—when, as keeper—give me drink 1 'Pour me out OLIVER E. EVERTS, ride, tu tbe theatre, to ice craam saloons, ft is too often the cree, ths very traits of iHIBirr. May be found in tba Cenrt H drink, for yet more I will pay for ik S ar al bis raatdenm, near the Jail. ( balls, operas, and other places of amuse­ character which won * husband's love in Tliere'* my health of body., ami peace T PHILLIPS, Hanna Ssnairr and Jailer. the beginning, are obliterated—when love of mind: there’s my character a* a man. ment. turns to hate that ter can be*V from him mv profession as a Christian, 1 give up >11 Tas OMes Mares, cost up his yearly seconnt, “that Is huge; alight or exaction with wnmovM iadlfier- —^glve me drink ! More yet 1 have to it is cuouge"to break a follow; a itbows- cnee*’’ ’ . ‘' give! There’s usy heavenly inheritance and a your I It will not do; 1 must Lizzie’s tears did not flow long; her and tbe eternal friendship of tbe redeem­ For Tanning. marry and then settle down.”-. .... heart gained its nataral reBet and after ed ; there, ttera.i* all hope of aalvstion! N. SHELDON, So te applied ta Liteo Forsyth, Abe pretrodina she was getting Walter to I give up my Savior L, I give up mv God I. best and kindest girl am>mg his acquain­ sleep (which she actually did,) she bathed I rerigu all that !• great, goi4?and glori­ tances, to help Mm along In hla good ro- Her srtesnd came out, washed ber dish-1 ous In the uhiveree, I • rwg'ft forever, that •alv*^ and wo* soon in the poaeeaoion nf es, aud sal down again at the coat I also CLEAN AND OIL OLD HA HNERNES. that admirable btordte to be supported, a Frank ret *wftttehig her flying fmgtr* for Bri’bmir or two, as he Itegted ;aAid wife. , Uzzfewas a gnod, sensible girl, and talked with bis friend, thinking to himself Mr*. Partington, aa Dr. Spooner recited was soon tired of boarding. A snugI that sTery ’fore would be the'tert, dftll to her the feat ofJJen. 4*ckaon—'.'well ft house wsa rented, and tte work of aup- o cloek she had art tfie last stftte. Nsw has been preserved so for, and now'Uiun HARMON AMITH, fecingt have been **' In. and new pockets; Over r corner com> rasioNra, Atteswr CaUtllMa .are tbo bate'under the firms neatly parted » ua I ware ptrtljlf furniated. Uzgia preferred and dnrned, new euffs. new butlonn and HLTEDFIXE FLOUR for >0 skHllaga par cwt 1 new linings all around. As th* AniteM. tanwad , mnwwfaUjr. “and tbarn holt SHKLLED COEN for 3* erete psr tesbsL. tee looked up with still a shade id red- euougb of Um Spirit of Seventy Six left •xtra.- ■______ __ t— tofiTaBntf lamp!" 1 ; Low Pressure System Wilk CuUcaeatt v Barry MgUctosr darling boy, who should be our first care, ana tbo last thing that should under anv circumstance* be'tet aside." old and shabby." ?h fa so. Frank: bat, mlly. I <M»k you had better take it to the tailor.” ‘Tekc 11 to Umi tailor I By George, bub that's a hbge idsa! Why, there is not five minutes work to be doue, ami the tailor will charge a dollar.” “1 suppose he trotlM, but I don’t see deep flush of pain that flashed over her how I can do It to-day. Walter is fret­ wcarv features. “Will you bring In a pitcher of winter, ful, and you know that he kept me awake nearly all of Ihst night.” ’ ple*w,” raid she, pleasantly, not seeming “Little imp! Il seems to me there to bnVc heard tbe question. “There it is again ; when I was a bach clor I had nothing to do but hand ray coat liver to the tailor, pay him a dollar, “Always some excuse. Wall, you and ft wi* done In a giflry,,and no grum­ I will never do so again,” said Frank, must me«d my coat anyhow.” bling. No water to fetch a hen s fellow springing from his choir to jog the cradle, where the sweet boy was hesUlng. “You “I’ll try nnd find time.” is tired citeer." said he, tanntingiy. “Try ! just let him squall; ft will do Lizzie wo* tired, sod, and nervous;, shall never mend another euat.” JOHN ROBERTS, row pr.-trsclcd trkral in a dirfnl tent ' wt*#<*« of I hi. kind ar* Hit'**« steams, tanfa-ial-4 ricHmaof.*MuyuiooM-exhawto-., crf«l nd that comnlleattou «f nerere *4 ilr'AtOP fA ---- 1---- -■* —* ' ■ dally to <pwsfartst* your 'tabor* *od somind i»»W tea comfort a*d uspport you are giving ma, afal1 fceU-W™** thing you <^o. You have earned five dollars to-day, and tee shop has cleared twenty. Yet, to save you one dollar, I him worked tan hours on your coat, and six in getting your breakfast, dianer, and supper, and making your home pleasant And comfortable. Tb save you that dol­ lar, I haws had to hurry all day, to part making the “anld coat iitnaiat as wet? re toil tea ted put upon iL “And steak df be don’t,”, she manrally axofoimed, *4 shall in' my own spirit know all that I have done and that la enough." Still She was longing, longing with : sickening heart, to hove her labor recog Brshmar. liemg IM Reug.'. Hirer, tewotly had »4r*rdelb.Uia *iU> aInb* that many. MK;, W« W**r *• rest of our lives, and ff iters is harmony In our marriage relate*, tear* «urt be juatloe and* right You may call me NORMAN BAILEY, Th* fuftewteg te tho MU b» sffoclion Tb« <C»liforai») the State into Ligbiititn Diatrius as it relate* lUt n .German . earned WWm formaltitiK grafting «u that wlU tWt meH orernck: Talcs on« pound tallow. �Estate of WUltant Wotralh. FHOM TVS SOVTS. ABB YOU BEADYt BEPUBLICAN BANNER, April elections are just i life.” Am thia I W| VodMsday ■•rail fcpjidrty njfbt. 1t U now certain dtoekot prMisiunsjs almost.c* of some ohubby“Sd8^6nte cmy bredT . ’ • faWcan I It sui-h , XMXPOLTH JHAWWISQ, tUO SUCCOR. »ur »m. .purlin, «ye, looking m cwIHTW lik. Petersburgh, Va., March 15. n WW sW» Btff-ntr vrishtop^ntj*^ Here that angels Jove the companionship of the child. ~VT3lK>’ss~ar'g6rnfcrpranat Love it because it is so cession flag, ■cd te appearMd chow «•«»«. if ^1 (nation of the probability of An Cvachw ttirtnkc/wbWir Mate* nwurwom a rsgbe Afc then a ipatflj. «ay rewrote.net tot possibility; iMstft firftbsMKy ; lastly ns nines •reWing f . J • 2 .■ ’ "—v •“preparations'are ‘ eo.talnfty < «t l< 4a taoemtMaproW- pass his defeat W a •drAr*-conflict 7k- ble that autWtt-new wi 4ls'tasaf, nsay.MDoolwAahtt fiwv.as aecomplMed. furtwU Uh«< the batteries in perfect ordltt,'bafk'ata ♦rmjr-eavt in’tW Navy Ya nJ; and ebtnIjfcrddutousnciit they were itartied by ■ vAtmicatirtv wltlHhe weasel* outside arc um-In. tolbeest-off MwmMiatelv. Bevcrhl fem- the possibility ; and, lastly, indignant,not W*ltarre already Waved off to*Mobil*, m/ so «« much pt vwv tbo probability, as as al tbe hewm «i> j^vuniMHkj, ae koe noM^trSirens, Mid Other phees. The cresity of s«A • step. To a^ thaft ow J hardly dreirelt. A/tanta paw has be* Shifted Rams “tob” Wyandot, whieh hM citizens ncqulerce, would be to irtefA* eo nearlyt stfraMdlAtei *• tw Ddmoe%Mn-frowTin»ti to limo feroMted with lintruth.- We‘knqir the people ]rni^ev^r racy Of l^hvJflffl^{?>ldidMiitiiity ♦iM m.d wnrerifrow AbeMaW Ydt^-alAcquiesce io thif mewure, piity .uppp the a goyd ppjut,. ‘(q lj»egiii':' jp ■Arityd coining m Urtdsr a flag of trove— wtew-aikMiMwaU wW'«KxI8 *hh Wen notified by the comman^ertjf most indubitable proof of itenwemUy. that'tMs privilege Major Auderaon, who so adroitly withbe discontinued. '-bivvral new maalred batteries have jeot drear,from Furt Moottre to strciigtfi^i his position at Sumptai*, h*a>ddj,* along, •btrti Completed, in which the trooM are *nw'jMncing eight and'lco Inch Ctaumbl- previous to tb« <th of March, assared-the wffil. -^Thcse-Works command every point country that be needed no reiaforconfthe entrance te the Pensacola harbor, ' meats, and no supplies; 'that his force Kdcs having an nnobstruetsd rertgc of was sijfficT^rtt/and supp'Hts abdUlint for tipbn Fort Pfokena. -hr* few dsyk Upon thcao-reprethrtia wHI be wt least a down different A six months seige. ■'Wbfci **y -were: aA -aMHy **■•«•»•bdttsetution forbidding such trada. -Tb» to pass it ortSiAbfc.lsH* stood yeas 16, naya 24-. Congress aJJdvraa to day. ■ .. , NwwVwskMarch Mwdr and vh cone Th. Mifert M Cnm*r hi h«T* <rt« •( a ‘■1 ■ -*d iUwfeLa delphia will probably be, s«W«M <a« lbs evacuation bring its ! of __ L.— of J* Sumpter, 2-...r:„,to ' . .. garrison ta old PoinvOotafert. f In Mi HrtytaA I idWHiy •«* BiJ. Montgomery, xRrfJ art Alinrffie nvlitfon.^llr^ih-ifled rr K. MiUvr, GuanTisa of «aid minor.. March -|5- ! roupfi upon.gpkui, and It w<fi»M bo ajjfi*li ! in the extreme to deny them this iittfe The South bdiaves tiaMhc wity thing that will ill satisfy the North _ will be to s>x«ta; her Inde- etoek’f . IWtaAinaWJ^^aMo." prove her l.». ability — .'.-j to — maintain —■—-- ---O>>» nf lirnMShe la will. endence by forct of Arnrt. Is will; '■ My-heart M»yft amen to sach sent imente ‘ pci putdlct‘e h00t ;* : ':,i‘ ' Wltff aTteftrty food rt«,. «Mf Rhfl erorv nig P totin'ai». *ltH .-*<««/ Mck I... ..... nemembertd. Jin .connection »ilh.thi< subTho impost on negroes imported from jertj Md' piardad against, x Any very tuns; aud I orep wish,for thpsp halcy on tlie Border will, probably be 30 per cent. ' great felling off of the Rej>ubHe«h vote, daja to nsfcura, that I might again in. lbs LoofeviUa, March IA | at ltyf election* .wHI Bo/UJym, u .•.,«$»• exenberanto of the sunny spirit: of childA lurfcr Southern rights meeting was ; hood^Witkbfal a dfrh r.r s-irrbw’,-sport tbe feariun that we are sorry wo votc^ far held at the Court House hwt night, at­ woolffeff'harae/'fly lhe,.:M/;u^ipgi kite, or tended with considerable conti|»tw’, and WHi^es, mehiding those of Fort Melton scntaliotis the ooUstry has rested io se­ Wild-Barrancas, ready to opoa fire on Fort curity, fondly believing, that the new ad­ gret the change in the AdministrallodMIt gambul on the grycn like the sportive finally brake up in a row. / I*ickrn.v. Five hundred barrels of powNew Yock, March 16. ministration would place the Fort in a WAsiingtuh.‘ 6f’eourrt thdae who de­ Wr a short time wr arrived irt Pcmfatrila Pcnsnenl.nashort limeago. , e _____________ ________ ______ 2",',. ____ ..°n to defy all assaults. _ 4uff <rn, p<rt in Htetfevy Yard mngarinn J «on *,JU 1s Hoot cariuua, that Mint people tell Thd-THfiitne says-t' “ Oar Ctcirieaton sire to be »o understood, will vote accor­ corrcspuqdeut writes tii.it tlie, shot fired n 4n- iand battery A.’siftrtted south of । meantime the very friendly relations of dingly Ibr tbo Ik uMjcmUc candidate for hs these Ihfle- InhWebts hylp -W fill up the other 'day nt Fort Suttycr was the Tw^’McRro, thert are two eight inch Mojor Anderson with tbeSouth Carolina <sct _ 4 — .. _____________ _________ i7. e ____ J . CBIonibW. Int.UMj.oodradylbrm, ! wi,„„ „R.tnrt to .irnijse m th6 { who doubt desite to riiow penitence and would like to have such people-become result of (t deliberate plan to try the temper (of Majyr Abderaon^a^d $nt the ■ minds of many private Individuals a a backing down, will, of cotirae, vote for statement that It was done acrideulaily ./wae/i&aMijAWM-Tt. Z»AW. I .•Fbnrio»vre., xroot toe .>, 1. Tunn. suapiduu that all was' cut right' with the 1 Haxpolfu Manxino/ l. \ ’ glass-microscope that I might see if there is an iinbiuriuug iiv.” Washington, March 14. realty w>s >nv scch sentiment 'Io their Majoc; but theae suspiciooa have tinver A very general feeling has prevailed Tho ifoard of Supervisors, id our paper say*i “Upon lha day of Major! rf parrasies asd by virtoe erf atocrev <;»1ie Circuit Court f->r tpe Couniv of ti>xx>. In Chan­ tuncv thy news ‘that the women and chil­ found titair wny Into the publlc pririrs. Statte, Are clothed with legislative do#Vt4, heart, ur m bclhor i^ was not the remnant Anderaon’s last MatMnent> to the War cery. made ye the Mtotpaferfar oljaunarv. iu Well. rf>f- hid dynasty dies -out, and dren arc leaving Pcutaeola, and that Jeff. cZthaulfi dogma of, total depravity which Department,* his stuck of bread was re- lb«-rear ofdur LaiVJ otie'InnOMnd eight Mmdtvd which fenders tbo office o( Supervisor one •t^iaixlY-ouc. u> a certain eau.e therein pending. Davis intends to make an attack upon has been barpad upon so inueh. a new mlmin-strailoii Is Inaugurated, Wbefvin lier.m Rower i» complainant, and faaatof great responsibility,, . For tUaxaaapn, For! rtekens, dhd thus prpeipitate coil With tho other supplies Ask tbe mother.st berm&nt draws Rs twer.ty-lhrca pledging itself to um the power confided if for no other, the Republicans should wCrawford and Forsyth oourisSrucnt lrOm the life fountain, If sli'e on h.nn 0 be- might maiaUlh Min>clf a to it; “ to -i»oW^ occupy, »r.d pusmaa the W$h*» he will do no such thing until look well to it that good mem are nomin­ mouth. th^y buve reported the result of ^heir property and place* belongir^ to the ated, and, by all means, el feted. We iL. I.i.k.a, J.l.i .L. Ipission bore., Go'icrninvut.'' It is not necessary to ,cannot afford to lose coulnjlofybe Beard Thy. nonuuation of Mr. Critlanden 16 Kingdom of Heaven." - The Master portray the glad, heart-lelt enthusiasm the Supreme Bench has not bceu abanblessed the :lillle child as the'typeIn­ aoned. The President and Cabinet will and high hopes which took hold upon all , nocence and purity. lie never sai^oul 4;M< it, but Senators oppose it-decided­ lovers of the Union at thia announce- man that desires the ofliee that should be Of Rutiop. ly, It is boptd that their opposltioa will menL They were the scenes of’only , nominated j but lol worthy and true men |» modified by reflection upon tbe policy. ypsterday, and the expiring rays pf thvir b« placed , upon the ticket, and then la ­ The Cabinet held a Spocial Session this ebildrtm yd' dati'ln no vrise rtrter into tbe sunshine, still linger, to gladden the heart : tnoriiing. It was understood to be rela­ bored-fur with a will, which will show Kingdom of !(caV|eq.M The sparkle of But the dark doud uf diaap- , tive to Fort SuatiUur. Army oflierrs to-day. that we are net hfraid to do our whole childhood's eye, tho lisping tone of childpolntmrnl is- lowering, as we contemplate , duty, in spite of treason at home or the feet that another of the places belong- ( abroad. New York, March 14. strong hekrt not known to maturer years. ing to tbe Government, is to be surren­ :n t.r i bit of satisfaction. .w'Aii. ■ ia. tt# gsr.'SwBi”^, New Advertisemesta. I QTATE OF MKWM’AN. Ueftrcuit Cowt lu I ijISc cuatjof liMrr, u, Ctoncre?. » be served biarbe Com} ‘ u:«.r« ! 'ithio tweaty tutsUu wn•> -.»»• btm f CotnpUleaa 1‘rtfll.TiJWV• t.C«- < f <bi» e fc-.. .trt-^sjE.^esrrt^js .*««on*to»ta.ia pr“,u.;.. a^tefjitoaw? ffi.'x Mid papci? »t lr*U oac* fa stab ■Mk. tar si x wvaftk ii> MoseMire; »r tfaUikfo DISSOLUTION'. ■ The Worfifs correspondent, Washing­ ton, March 13, says-: “A despatch from the South, roct-iVctl tb-ifight from n relia­ ble sounx*. says that a messenger paasc-.i through Rnlcigh. N. C., today, bearing dispatches frt>m the Government to M»• jei* Anderson. “Gen. Scott is reported to have said that tho jrarrisotrftf Fort Sumter will be out'by'Monday. •’’•Mr. -IJolfou-ay, former member of dered. On the 5th of March, Major Andersen You who think there Is no good in hu­ ' manity take the child of Ivo or three uioune&s and Jet them ar,k you of heaven, ton, word that hit fuel was exhausted,and Here, tltpn, is a dilemma. Fort, must be supplied ur without delay, and under existing circum­ stances it is deemed impracticable to the garrison must be sent to such a sweeping declaration ’of condemnation against a body minietralion now in power; and neither can ever rally from it .only by fixing tbe responsibility of creating Naw York. March 15. its authority. Tbe /ZeroAfeAasMScb-aays: “H. BcrWith this precedent established, it will rfoa. of New . York, is appointed chief be much more difficult fur tbe govern­ cUtk in Aba Navy DaparUucat.” ment to insist upon its authority in the New York, Marek 16. If it is understood by. A Washington dispa^ph to the Heratd acceding States. thoee States, that they have only to be­ “h is-understood that the Administrn- siege a fort, and render its reinforcement tiob have Sint secret agents to different or even the sending of supplies hazzardEarepaah' governments, to Inform them oua, without thn use of force; then, ultiof tbe futara policy of -thia government, rth»f. JorartaJling nod defeating lha object • <|ha Southern Confederacy in sending property in those States will have to be tbASrcamniisaiouere thence. abandoned. We do not Wieve in the “Tbe samo eoinw y ill be pursued re Itheory, that such * course as js proposed, foi-ls affair Is actUed, will take into con­ ’■ei RIM jMAfoAuferOhU. > - ‘•Wm. A. Howard wlH be Postmaster D R. J. GRANT. tb. 1 W-\ tn LiImm'D. of Uortrx^rA on n«er» ish voice repeat some simple prayer with many of whom we know; to be bouombhi a reverence true and heartfelt, sueh as the angels admire and ibc Master delights to seft, and then say to yourself that child la totally depraved 1 No, your heart will seoutaoch an idea m a notion worthy LIFE PILUS AND PIKE fl IX BITTERS •W Iberti* only- of the barbarous ages, and ynuf in in controlling and shaping legislation ac­ cording to bis peculiar views. mtt ■ > ands will flock to it* serpentine flag, with a foil assuraccu of a bloodless victory.— If Uh?re is anything iu the history of tbo to appease the wrath ftf Toombs, Wig­ fail, & Co., at the election of Lincoln.— True, it asserted that it was proposing nothing, only throwing out bints for tbe consideration of others. This it had a Coal It is,.however, a historical fact, that a continuance of these hints, from The Mlowtnr are tmenr the ditlrtorinr vs Hj of human (HstasvaUi which lha .-. Tn'bvnt Is sanguine that Michigan is rich io codicil, sod urges ths capitalists of this Slate io VEOETABLB LIFI MEMCIKU DYSPEPSI A, ty tbsraugbly K. »k.l........ 1 - »»KcTen, is Towaship One WM,G 0MMftX>f Bar* ■ invest1 in an enterprise th develop thia brahch of business. We sra »bjry pur JASON P. MERRILL. Aoipses. ■ssswicws. Hassaoas. Bsntssm. Iix-Tumm Aaxirex, UsAOWB,ABd U«u>c«au.T. ■Utok an ua BMarsI coownfnee sf its cart*. before lha Legislature adjourned. coat-nothing. Wft J mt ©flee a bounty per longing. t J AXES A..SIVEEZET. _**<«*. DeWmteerSl. 1SQC. j'nui'iapil' the inclines with • solrent urtwsaa, dl rtolsM pa^s fitaiC rtlT. wain, two data. many people to believe th^t there wAs ing. •iS^tSE 2 If it dote sucoeed, tbe object will the law. A master stroke ofrotwr— TbeKeaetfoa. has found occasion to ate bitter language Qur Demopratiobrothara who have been from tints to time, bscauro ija views of l«^Ug rw lUrw»k>ii,-»n ,«l« {limp., it in the returns for New Hampshire wltfre the fUputlcws have.a rnaforil>Tof • between , 4/$Q and M/Qb t qn1 Gorecnor, the members thereof “‘ife >■ d&u'tjQU seel Trihmt'f Lansing eorre*pcflt!«t, (B.) MllRIXIAGE SALE. eca.e rranlrd lo me by tbe gallon for boa! dll: end If the experiment does nqt succeed, of course we pay noth­ more policy than principle, in many of in townablpwoaslAvibaeert rasrtkurttafrnoibaraoaea <:)weat,c»nlainina rightv a«r«a of land contemporary had .not thought of thfr gwicrsl viupiomxcf fi^spris, will perfect right to do and we find no fault with it. Oil.—The Detroit “,A"“ R£{'Kii"k‘ •' Ffosurcsa. Hastings, March 11, 1601. December last, when it threw out hint* points of the Republican creed, in order their cxtrwardinarv .nd' more like aliMischild.” The Trib- its policy early iu foreshadowod the necessity fbr thus abandoning this Fort, where it tiun which has just, ignobly relinquished sideration the collection of revenue. AH are known to agree TlSal li'ib&tld be cyl14M. bueite rawr I. tb. IrouM.. ! -■"Mr: Fay will probably bo continued as Mtntster to 8whrerisBd. ‘•It if said Cbrwlri UM accepted the MeMcAMSbiarion. . 41 ask you about God, and with their child­ of mon, EFAULT UaxiBjLtocn t*aiIr^nU>e CttriitUa. pr • errnm>TmJ?U?tJtr rfrJIdr|L»fc-r> by IhinW tt. paAaror.ervbvtt^n.hi). ofi*kViMta. Let them Tbe moral effect of this step cannot but be disastrous to the Union of the States, if not also disastrous to the ad- properly belongs; upon the Admin'stra- Cttnsul-Generat at Montreal.” would almost pienx* futurity, moktoage sale: i of ItMiy ajr.Bb «» T. llarrill ufUv into space with eyes full of faith, that We quote the above to oIR-r our dis­ and in the highest degree judicious men. the Ommlasiooenibip of Patents. withdrawn. That rvme of tbcm have not met the “Judge Green wood, lata Commiasinner Thus, the last remnant of Governmant of Indian Aflairs.lt-IT ThfTjome to-day. expectations of their constituents rosy be property in 8onth Carolina, will bare • “Mr. Dole, the new Commissioner asequally true ; but such a sweeping dec­ iallen into the hands of the rebels, and auracd.the position to-day. Ho made laration as the above can corns only from the Government acknowledges itself beat­ en. - •JLrrM.r in ChtM HOitTGAGH SALE. ta the part’ibnlar locality, see them-gaze The evacuated ^AttS-1), miKf.K. Notice! and when you point to the ethereal blue he bad only provisions enough fhr twenty days. send rcHef, and grass from Ohio,. Im. been appointed Governor of Nebraska. ' . .Tlie Timas' Washington disuatch says: “CJay bus opcspled the Spanish mission. “It is undersUKMi that Corwin wHI ac­ cept the Mexican mission if his health admits. ‘^l i* said that Giddings is nominated “b’"“TTW.T«oon. iiuiun. ■—* v.o a a. on*. roret e.M>. of GRAVEL 7 ” Also WOMM8,-by Ai.Mging ft** tbo tareten if Uh boo.!. Um aiisiy ru.tux la »hleh tbcM veatnrM adhert. ■ JwtaiRK. ’' Adninistiiinx. gsssfsaa? tbs mm < •CUaVEY, Ul/CERB, .nJ INVETKRSTK HOW 3$ ii oocms toj MUy MMJgreQlM-l Majority, ami all three txwvttaw UWnORED tboM who hava hot been at Lansing, and that' • yWotfirt ' weijtef nhd Btrcngi|j*n rereree* opposing forces. We slickild like to be ifeown the page of history on wbfeh it is recorded. < arc aa fi4tap&{ •„ u . ?I . who have been attentive obaertera of the. . Rmtwrwpot,-—NaL S. Barry:,. ‘ *•' ward words wMrttertreen carried on For Kctifeosd Commiaaioucr,—Jno. T. in relation to the doings of the Legisla­ ’: Bor Gwgre«a>—-1st District, Gilnwt ture. kins ittinrvTvment in tbe det COMMON OOUMm* INFLt hbeursAhy''••■MVhrsi ON THENATUr“Ij-fttATrfl ■L~"—14 NT. AND — RADL CAL OUBEC” KdU‘Zi ,r “w, wiU all Mrstal sMtaHMlSsiasNri^ M Witxr 'j. crcnmrati, «. -u-i But it « not theconaequences, aomoell tbe public heart is full of tiutaka Mi Gen. Scott fotbav mg. JayJns--thoughtful care, aamcltb* Cbpitol from traitor cpcisphatuts, U. taust not be forgotten that, had Lie suggestions of last October been । the necessity of evacuating Fort Stfin-. as ,ter, tiut moat interests us uow. If. U is u« Maia, lun refaabd Mr rm»1 Ubwirl.w., Maa,'MwrTIr, Aa rra dk i/anti davery reLrn, haa regarded, not AAigglA .4ui on. the Gulf done. It is ibat irjpo^ vrhich we stdm\y<utld have pass<4 into the hands of. <|m bk.; ipd we .Mill demand more evidcBfe Bui Gpkerannsnt Was on .this pomu W a ere unwilling to ad- The State GsnU-al Committee in their .ua-. ual oujywbaforo eleet^n, which is al' : , 1 5,025, canvass sbowjtg 1,5 votw :Ib« Da<wraUA» ? object W MkAiipn, haruy Uni­ Cslhcnn faction fcaflMi ted optuioft of bar -Supreme Judges .has ntte that (ba* go versrmont ftren now, Will oar ooni William Burie, tywd ait-oihera not Wesfoltain; will id- John L. Williams, ’ xvnxcACR Mx, . �REPUB NONO! THE TEACH1MCE iwtllantou. It 1-tar fa arfadf ; _ e Ike report* Aim tbe e,»a.«t>-» of r«l oom:«r » ma Uu., pntelJj* ’ll1 late .a, aU^tte* be-i *» —rr*’ nuiuwi in •WO* tD Abet ila necessities. TbaqpaaUoa Is wboQy a military one gad vim* be defaded ou tnifi moral efifajson Aa LOO ft* aomWiM The “Fenton af the BepnMfc” CAN aa CNDaaOtdl 11 ON KoMy gats up a fight, since the papers run* «JW»4if »My dOii^y come back before Wbwre-titr.e to mention it,)--tbe Shen «£ »aui of town, and nobody is arrested, Mvntgnmbry,’ March 18. H. C. JtHica and Nichola* Dae» have idWjcIj commit* murder, suicide, or any the hcntouv crimes w%tch editors cantiea. (•aa | JUUTSi 3JIUUA 3»3AJ amiF-W jj/. । RoBtutTsr Srni^;;! vi.'rm*^ w /LifaAtdMri * d* biilfn <wi' js.^rwss ’ ^ .fit;;. *• ,a Jt m .^SIT HKSX'ESTBIP »-" Il in not a partisan bcok. but a eompUaUoa ba rapc rta ol tbe debate* and otheri a of tbe 8PEROHK8 AND OPINIONS or rus >"0UNDWRS 6t,PH« REPUBLIC l yua ?.dOOf) No! Never‘!tr5 SLAVERY. afford any infadnits worth recanting.— I - > ■»*! •’ KA8HWB । DRUG STORE1!! a: ;.' irrtwfoK I co K!*viti *»d •>— ESTABLISHED 1454. HARDWARE STORE, •a new and moat ^o.j>I«Je>ifortt^<i^ cif < WUPW amdmkUcim* BHi.fowi'BWrMtfajrmiC u>uiSlu TURPBNTTKE AND ALCOHOL. New Yutk, March IB. M'lhe doctors «ay, •’it i* ruinously heal- Tho Charleston correspondent of the Htnld ray* the new tariff and wnstltu* lion are unsatisfactory. but these thing* are of I Tba Aoatiug battery will be moved such frequent occurrence, that, like the Mooday, but not towards Sumter. A W asbinwtoo dispatch to tbe Ffrrold1 daily rising and betting of tbe aun, they nrenot worth mentioning, it « terribly report* that Major Anderson had tdforiu ) ed the Got ernmeutthat If reinforeeniuitto . cold and very dry and pleasant; but, l»e intended, tbe South Ckxrolinians would damwot eatarybody know it I It Is late immediately fill tbe channel and render | mi.the season, and still too dry and too ctMnmtntivaiion by water ImpoMlblf. ] cfrli lu make maple aug&r,but the u-e&tbTho Cabinet are cuuside'iug iwussure* j ztf jifoy change before wc could get a no­ relative to the eeizure of th* revenue cotter by Texan. tice ano print, and spoil it all—and then <h>:" True, folks get married, quarrel, •qxt'hite, make up, and its all light again, a* good a« ever; <bexc is Rower’s new buiulmg jual West «f Where we are writing, that ia no buil- Fviitb Sumfjkr I veatiena to ratUr the aan>«. diaungalahiag tealare of tba diecaaak apeeobea of MADISON; RUTLEQR. :^ffiSB*l.» LIVINGSTON. f:i GROCERIES! LOWNDES, HISTORY OF THE ORDINANCE OF 1747, jstftsjss Mscanm s.:i'«t»xXt3Sr5rjrL<t:j.‘s are, occvpeuoa. ate., we will write a roadid re TEA. COFFEE, SCOAM, SPICtt, PEPPtR. ' PRUNES. FIGS. RAlflSH, COMTHf! * ‘ -d h« i. likel. to rill d.« d.j. 0*tMrty«teu«lIt «IU>«.l.Jtel. -* , .. T. I Maj. Anderson watched thoir proceeding* tbe agilatioa of tbe Slav >ry aantlon in tbe Ueuae of Repreaeatallies in 18J9, the sweats out uur I,ipie»>ututiv" and burn* . f J .. . . r • • ■ fi>r route lime, and dim aiming and eight- ’ up hi* patience,when he w ill flip a copper * ,ing o»h» . f his large gnna ahivrring tbe j RETIREMENT OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS, tbe eo-ealled . a?- •n.WWWt - OO a tierce at the fir»t shot.—Bottom Ttartltr. nod lulo turttJi*-, thGREAT SPEECH OF HENRY CLAY, in tbe Sennit. SPECIAL NOTICES RESOLUTIONS OF MR. CALHOUN, ia 194*.h>a speech, end extracts from tbeapeeehee tative in Congress, we er CLAY, d»n't everybody know all Node* » Hereby Given. CALHOUN, ntml my vrif* Erwtn I_xx»ox having |»ft nr WEBSTER. L l»d sa4 beard •IlbevT JuM r*a*« er prorata- 1 ■n. this te throelem t» forbid all prrsoL* from . UAeS; TOOMBS. Ac. 0,1 COEFROM1NE OF HENRY CLAY,in iShk M. 8. LANDOX. : □■xtinp. Msrrh 14, 1SCJ. ca Naw Mabbhal.—We stated last ----------------’------------------ -- ce aStarr w; DYSPEPSIA.__ ______ ____ • NERVOCS DEBILITY, MEANT DwLtBE, of the Coniiniin Council. We have since j FFVER a AGUE. Ur . ■ been assured, nnd requested to state, by . CONSTIPATION. ■ vodmirnrd wow »erentrP-c iriri old. DrJ^M A «<h«- Dssfcr* ts Mag, ss cents. <M CMUar Bxiracu, roi nu htneui.jurp^or tn, SPAWN’S T ii:ETllO^Sfcklf- FRIEND, /ENN, PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EX— MiJST FQFVLAR .of The Gentlemens .Medical (’•■paalei, PATENT MEDICINES A book jtatr u. IKOSJ-SrEEl! XAMS, MILL, ORC.UJ.AR -4 HEADACHE, GKOSSCVT.aAWB.. tSPEEDY anqbuub cube f .COOPKR.ua CARRENTER lOCU, other work. Pnee U ceu'.a. PILLS, CEPHALK WTPOXTTgSai, •XMX-T^ W/W,WA.»X. '044 4-^Ww &&&#* IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. jUiafowero naadauterf >p Jfr. ' Sr*x>. 8MUI, »ad PUTTY, BUILDSRr I •CBEA?, well, relative to the execution <»( the law* of our village corporation,*™) ordinances BKWARE OP OvUNTBItPEITB* HARDWftE! WB ARK C«7fYU»U<LtY tlQRIVINQ Mmnncxai TO wssl)1n.|vtt Ab4 OwM AbsA> Muck w fcxA?SXt« «t»F rts*wly elected Marshal, \\ . A. Sort- {sMidkr dfc dhi ffM haraog ■ 'f S ? WBUr.- ( Moultaia—a axd • ur FOB MECHANICA1 and MEDICINAL FCKl*SMiEti,<UIU'^2 PATRICK HENRY, DR. FRANRL1N. ROGER BHERMAN, geettktnun « rd a.rted from Um suudi a day ar tun , relates an aneetkrir that at all, nothing but limber scattered ! n its varioaa phase*, in Cunrreaa, from 17*0 to ' ww» current in Georgia, though but little all over tbe j. round, and being rolled over 1«). iorludine the 1 Waa Raid about it iu Charii-«u>n. Tita DEBATE ON THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE *n«<>Tff bj H«nm<.nd*. rm.d-ll.of-> ' gunnara a I fort Mvukne,rt»e»<|y accbored ciety, in such confusion that it ia no Im- * rice tierce equidistant from Forts faeiud.ng the apeecbea of JOfaNGUINt V ADAMi\ proteftfent. Barlow still keep* the poet Moultrie and Sumqter, and fired aotne -«» w*l.. dij.... k...*. u-oi BAILEY & BAKER DASH SM5i^,ni?ycU‘^'3tei HOUSE TRIMMINGS, COOKING, MmmtUU, Com , Fab. I, Ifal. NATIONAL CONVENTIONS rod PLATFORMS from I»l8lo I THE If Mill »J*> tu'uUiu lb< Drid HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, SPEECH OF ALEXANDER HAMD-TON, ROBERTS R STRIKER. Maae* 4. Ifal B0iauh.-d-.teM uAte-es.-d orter tune-r. a*ii pe.p.„. Ua.^.*M»*. THE ( OXSl .’IPTIHrs BOOK. ibweawy ha trill perform bi* duty to the I <•<»» thane abroad, •Ij!u 1uUer «! Uk law in every particular **“*1 ** d'“** wh“ Maaufhctared at the lowest rale*, and put r\fyur uyt, * the*e . Sprwce Creek, HBeU>Kteo Co., P, j January 13, I,, !»«]. | lrf»l friend of our* demands the number and petgv nf the Court lleport*, where tb«>se ‘•ducieions" can be found. ted will xrnd for ropy, as it sill east aolbMfaaad those should apply before It Is too Iste. Thoae Proneriptfons srr used by the most rmiaeal Pbyeietens of Lcndon. Paris, sod Nrw Yuft. Those wishing them will please address ktv Yu. cn.tiamRrafN.' He NEVER KNOWN TO WITH >TN PLERBilRBS, behhliy, end ought to be avoided; but the' best cbmHsta and moat learned phy- 1 • Naan* any, that SalcraUi* wben /ras/rvm i* not tally not unhnldt/ol *nd provocative of dytpepsio, but that it, irkraaliiy.prwniAUs digestion and strength- that I ■hould take Y „‘sas: - '"'asFw.aa171 and tbe grocer* in the large town* and vintage* wholesak it- tbe yetroea^o^of tbe peblic.'**-SirecnJM ZfarsCd, DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE 1 ■After years of intuiting proscription, the Itcpublieau Senator* have at length, thanks to Secession, obtained a fair rep. TebBWiation iq the Committees of tho U. I. Senate. Tbe following is announced Mb*- llvt wf Chairmen ; . "Foreign’Relations—Mr. Sumner, ^’ioanoe—Mr. Fessenden. ■Ctawinetce—Mr. Chandler. •JLT.tary Aflairw-Mr. Wilaoo. Naval A flair*—Mr. Hide. JwJwftry^Br. Thnnbiffl. Post Office—Mr. Col lamer. Public Lands—Mr. Harlan. H’rivate Land Claims—Mr. Ilarris. L'dlfiAlIlirs—Mr. Doolittle. FeJWjLMr. 1'Oskr. noon inrrad ihrtoah ihi. STTMULATIXG OSGUEST, <Be« 14E7 (Of H.adacba taj*l|Uf wilPfyT Wm ■' rwy ‘'V *.i i ——■MW w«»a: Mmfek’e KM Btreagtbaii Pi—te»m4t>ayon Ambrol Ambrtr- >J«I •! WMJI»owa»*l»» y; Xirtj T)xroedl SPALDING'S PHXi-ARBD«LPgt I ® IDVICI’IEOO.' BP*|1I)^9'Sl;lhKJ‘A*EQTGLWoa SMltAoW RcUe BPALDlNGl»risirARKI» GLUE! •' and Hameaa open tba PeaBaylrnia C. R. itlt-r, rtrtr* ‘ PfatterM^ Wtuuteent, New Tei W1I1SKEBS OB A MUSTACHE I*rintoiB—Mr. Anthony L, * IwriBburgb, Pa^lfwdt LL ' TTon: Valid Wilmot waa elected U. Scnatvr to-day m place of Mr. tbimor• He reofived W’Senatorial and • prwaniaRint .v^eK Wm. H. AM» J«uw ,T.Tr*oaas> ,5a, aasAtz rW&FWTBE 8TIBU LATIN® •’WrENT TrnlaatJ, JHefc.. >«.»<, Ml DaaaBia: ’ - -• •' • 1st lune lilt* 1 —nt you for a bax of CephalU Pilfafer tbe ewe of tba X.rew* HeaAaebi and M. CAIX. tbe aUaeaa of ito tfSM Bistro, JhsDlutiowy Claim*—Mr. King. Claims—Mr. Clark. District of Columbia—Mr. Grime*. eetUe I Cumapoadeuta will pleaee cneloee two "With faiatoukta Mb. SetLana. .TmtfWrv DO YOU WANT A MISTACHE1 CELEBRATED UTHN0DLR On tbe modea of Treats*nt now XauRieed. On tbe Falw Treatment oFbSa&r^ On the varioaa Medical Hwabnga. Ou the PbyaMowy of Marriage. Ou tb* codaaaimanrVMMK" On Diet. Exerciaeo and AH u lion. Tbit Journal »boald Nrw Senate Cotamiltees. .7 r,UES. On all other dieeaatn of tbe Sexual Oreana, full explanation of tbe origin of Syphlba. U means of prevention aod cure On Cooanniptton, that faarfn) dieenao. ii- .k- 11... n-.-> a<_—un- PABMTyg po YOU WANT WHISK ERSI DO YOU WANT WHISKERS! isaSS: L*fa»»**s*a Boon aftrr, tbe »wflltue eor •aWBaater spprarod is । aaeu slam* ra< tea* far Uh spatas. w*s 4u* </ De Land A Co.'* Saleratu* shoold It is for —e, I i&WA# •d ata touHwed fap v«*. liebta .a thia com । CoaatifaiUeo. At i pvlilinl cicitetDaut roue tlu». ia daiual ur. aluabla." Fairpr-rt. Munroe Co., N, Y„ enables «aic by most grocers and storekeepers, . ' THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. HOME TESTIMONY Co., of the Fairport Chemical Wolk*, nikkc it imtnodiatcly popular. resed'fa far Irvognlanti'n, ObsIrwcUssk, WkiUi, ,rid-wide rr pout ion vf the I *v rotor ■■ '.aarsulee for luat, but are bare tnec of rMming this article, lately introduced, auj a* • aao only by D. B. De Land di w%lr^ shotiTd at twice be in use in every ihessuhnld. Tbe purity and reliable qua]- j Ontaa Fa Ltd. MbJ Co' N. Y , 1 , •ytetb.hmc. । | To Dr. HFRMCiri A new process them to.make a perfectly pure Saioratua, „ Belle Vet no*. Ohio, J« Ilnar C. Rrauixc. Ea^. Of «Tery Ttriely, uerroa* debility. Iota of »>*bt, waktl of aolituda, rraplioM on tbe face, Ar SF“ A» our render* know, it i» not of- dwe egMtnst SakraluB, thinking, and with refoon too, that this preparation is un- 'sJMuxa. , leOOUKG 8TOVJ5J ! FAIL DLSKAEE AND ITS Pil.XN, Dirtrrrc.—Many people Lave a ptrju .• — uwu Miy. ,wh wmu Ol J—M V» phaLc 1’iUa. Send that imaMdUieh. »*l. to-U ‘I fcSfSSS’l?. Bn..-, . ------------- SiafiKSMSfttM PW *snu to !• w *k tbcm up. afll thc digestive organ*. tosaUlally bosod ^tould* aud mbUm<U» «r tilt ion. and of *11 th* part of tha auuuiy. up th G *4Hatlon of tho Conatitution, and have Leeii eo derided by the Soorcmc Court ol the Fluted Slate* nnd of ini* Slate." A Toors, rtapcctfuUV, ' ’’ LARY AXX STUlKHOrSX. k CT- Ito ONLY DOOR of tto Un4 psbUshed. L UKAiKMAE A OOs S5teftv.» Trrt-; -‘.n If—. | ;sirWBnAiito ECOJiOMY! �,<|t ^tjablirai gan IB PUBLISHED EVERY ! SJl'llFtt'JI'AH W*B»»«DAT MOBNI-’ y ■mtikm, BAuav cwwrr, m tbe pet of tb« fM»n/$a>S4(ol<ien Lair,the -AND- Wo hersjeal nnhitomXw Tart, a ve^ not a relationship merely, but the love oi feMMim. W fel nWkneea lYTEJIfK* IO 3«'fOH «TtT LARGE AO BEAUTIFUL /f-M ROBA SCINBISATHIi R but could not, . —, .„ —.. . was a eoaflict between grace and nature, auott aa he never experienced. His soba disturbed tbe child who had been lying apparently unconsdsns. She opened heteyca and looked very much distressed. . "Paps, dear papa,” she said at length. W.WHAH i.3JIOT2 SOOTHING SYRUP, she be gives up! Between this child and her latter there had alwayii dilated BUY YOUR GOODS FALL AND WINTER rxrsts ax* limn* ■■soirw.ba. Roan was coinlag on. *But please—pap—how much do I LIVER COMPLAINT, CHEAPEST RATES DBESS 56OODS ihoflbsusferer CR KICK FEMALBRe- . who hex a languished for years In hclr»lr„ nets and despondency, recuperate with gn dial and gently ttimulating properties. TE recruit ___ SHATTERED C0NHT1TCTI0N8. IKDI^N AMBCDOTE. howwrer «bqy may hare b«aa inled wil xSctly upon ths prfanstf disrear u> rfateud, they PRINT! BY THE Years ago, when tbe copper I tiveabad mingled with fisc wb..— long enough to eonfbee ■ their Hana ' of Ever abosD in this Market, whicti propriety, when Judge Johnson held a are prepared to wpl al a small court on the banka of the Mohawk, Big John, a prince of tbe royal family of ndtanec from Kinickinick, was arraigned, tried and couiictvd id tbe larceny of a jug of firswaiar. According to tbe laws in opera­ tion at that romantic period, Big John was sentenced to nay n fine of five dollan, which wa* auly forked over.— Whereupon the abotlghial culprit was informed that be was at liberty >o go.— Jobu gathered his blanket around ami approached tbe Judge, and demanded a receipt for the five dollars. CORD, CAUSE BOON TO UEAL, and discharge from th* system, every taini of Scrofula, whether hereditary qr otherwise. That lb er 1 RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. Wn have pilee q( 8 II ly E T l.N G S» Table and there it no disease oftbe Blornseh aod Bewrls, sftrtrnNGS, sTRiPtes' tbe liver, the nervous syMont. the skin, gfonde er CLOTHS. DIAPER, TOWELING, NEW YORK COSTS andoH kitols of domcatre. g. -oda p also adelof life bos been itradsd.) ^rt • «ad w’mind that the SCANDINAVIAM VEGKTABLR Bf.OOD PH.IA are wdemed by tbe ^tperieucvof titoowaMeoflivinywlluesaee who.' ia letters, affidavite. medical worke, rtd by ward of mouth, preriaim them to be lhe tmt boet prv^>BTstmnoftbv kiad ever offered to the brnkevdown victims of ill l.»al«h They bunt dioes-* tbroegb nsrj.avenue nod organ of lbs eastern, nod to ex­ pel it tboroogMy nnd peruiabcolly. Mo one ean doubt their superiority efrer one slBgle trial—they are not only tetter but. ia tael, cbeapar than soy otter Pllh. for It takes a less number of them to produce a tetter BROAD C L O T H 8, plain wd fcney CNS81MERES, Ltaen Drilling^ Den ima, F. to M- GMuimerM, TWEEDS, .and every kind of GOODS for Men and Boya* Clixhipg ^hidi we a&r At . f EXCEEDINGLY LOW PKICES. Price of the Hcsndiusrlau Blood P.irilter, |I par bottle, or BS per half drsrn. Gl thf SeandiMartin Blood Hili, 2S otnte jtef box, or 5 bexea **«" Read Dr. Roteck’a Special Mottoes and We hare a fine Tansty of MusMas, Ladies’ Certificates, published In'a ednipicoous trart ol thia paper trout time to time. Dr. Rubock a Med­ SLKBVE8 and collars, Chimoienla, Geote shirt teal Almanac aud Fsmitv Adviser, containing a Bosoms and Callan, aad svery kind of WRITE great amount ot interesting and valuable Medteal GOODS; also Hosiery, every stylo of Gfovea red 'LJ™*tIDMrrUeo<r,UM,|>ipl>i-nied caees Dr. Robaak Mitts, BouMtts, .Ribbons, Dreas Trisnmiugs. etc. wmy be applied to M-rs-mally or by letter enctoaiagooe stamp f'tr die replr. Friucipal ufoce and salo rooms, No. « East Yankee Mottoes, aad l togs tn general is fail aad Fawrtb st.. 8d baildiug from Wain street, Ciooiseempteta. ’ ,j,|- r , , ksti. O., l-aberauiey in Hsmrrond street. For aaio be J I1. Heber'. A Uo. Hastings. Bi READY-MADE CLOTiU.IG, Xfobois.Onu>r«rl1leMill..P. A. Keeler. dwBrf mao and D» Heimer, JIi<ldierlt1e. 3t. C. RwiA. 1 Prairieville, and be Druggists and Merchants gee We bars a larjs and beautiful varistyj foteCoa, really throughouttks country. Vests, Paata, Ac., which «s offer at a lass price ihaa the uauJ Mfo of tba tasisriak Haase ex­ amine for yotrselren and test tbe corrrctacse of Herrick's Sagar Cealed Pills! • tux BICK trnoLX world PEOPLE, tSlTKD! • THINK We bsv« school fowls, sM MMbef blank bosks, PockH Ledfvra. Mechanics’ Manual. A mote's srriUng mid. Mote, Cap, LHtar, sad Lsgsl Ps par. and all kinds sf .tauonery In pwl vartety. J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. EW5J8 ft 8E©1W, From Borts, tad Plants, tad Flowed they’ mads; They always cere—they aevxr fail; Tteroanda BOW ia iWr graves wsre laid, W«N It net for Uerrick’s Fill. B UBNIlfe HARD-WARE ’ VERY CI1LESS VEGETABLE ndalsd tbe world with Um> popularly. Orrr I re mdtee of buea are used MMUBlly, gtrtag e ’^epT*^b3riMM8«n wsea msd wpnrni to ru <! aumberm! by IbausaSu teBgu-s at ail. CtUsri •toswbsr*. hare you ever RsBMbWWsK Minus --------- -T or must go wrong, and the grant machinery of lift fo disordered « overthrown. Sarsaparilla bar, and deserves much, the r»T-i*stVvn of areotapHshing these ends. But the world tea bsen egitg r:dy dattoted by preparaUuto of it. partly because tbe d.re« alone has not all the virtue that is claimed for it, but more because many preparations prrtmdinR to be eonoentrated extracts of ft, certain but Kttle of the vinos of Sarmparflta. or any thfag torn. Duruag lata years the public hrowbauau^ led by large bottlsn, pretmdiAg to give a quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla for cm’daUxr. Hoc of theto have here frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain little, if nrf, SermpariHa, but ofica no curative nropertu. whatev­ er. Hence, Litter and painful di-’iy; uulEfltt has followed Die use of tbe various extracts of Sarsspurttta Which flood The martet tmffl the name itostf is Justly dtepimd. and has become synonymous with uupourion and chert. Still ipuly such a rwnady as aha* xtaoto i from tbe load of oUbqny which lastsk. And we think wa bars ground f-x ru^Uhai virtues which an imatadUe FLUID CHEAP Jastitjs’ ISusturss flirti staA surest remedy Io the woHd. in ,11 . Drscstsry and D.srrbwsia ch Mrva,» bolter । snare from teething, or any other cbeac gr, wayId hag to story --------------,,n^. ________________ _ _____ s. follow lbs am »r ibu wedittnu, it timriy I nil .. f.-r t--’- • w -*1 , .. rlucipal Office, 13 Cedar St., M, . •SCX. B*L» JS CENTS rtl BOTTLX. “ * dccWtlBAMyr J. W. OAKLEY, 1VHM-BALE sad rstaU Ufosr ra, a W fsfosrsr Of toolbar. fi»dlnXt. A C’rsak. Mat. Also, spats far tba sfoa < bsHsa. sll widths. Cash paid for bn ■ ASOR ALLER, D^ss.^ar-^ fol ksnUe. Alan te’S eaodieat Sic.. He. Califora a Blaek. Ktfoo slraat. MasUi.ps D. C. HAWLEY, |KALEB ia> all kinds ef Family < MOTTS PILLS^IRON. Iso Notary Ils.linfs It -Burst's Block?*' HsiUBfo. Web. TV.PABKEK, MRYPOLESALE sad rvlfol dvatet tn W sad l*roT«»’»ns. 1’otk. terd. Bi al kiad. of Prndees bought and sold, s DR. J. C. AYER A Co. LOWELL, MASS. Price. O psr U»lU. । Six Botclos fr »X Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral has won tar itself such a rmorvn for ths curs of inr, YariMr Throat and Ln^ CompUiat, that pjcyvd. Aa it has hug been in cuasteut use throughout this section, wo need not do nioce than usurc tbe people Its ccxiity is kept up to tho test n rtr has been, and that it may be rated cw to ds for ttew rstet aS it has ever been found to tfo. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, ron tkx evu dr CsefiMneae, Jtomdte, Dyestoew, iriito. it has f rjted absolutely curatiTs ia sartW UwfoffoFviSf eompiaiutx, ,d: la Debility, Xerveea AOeeiieas,Emm cinticn, Djs|K-pala, CMsUpallea, (Nam here. Dysentery. Ineisirbl CoB.amptma, Hcroljdufos Tarbereefokfos, Halt Miss Xi-urraHrantiou, »bite<. Cblerrfos, Lit­ er Complaints, chronic Heafeehs*. RbeumaUsos, IntewnfotuBt Fevers, Ac. In caixa uf General .Debility, whtebsr Ita ■> ti-e IfNich, and said: “John, if you will tell me what you want*with a receipt, HI give you one." j Upon which tbe red man delivered himself os follows; “Big John dlr cnc <.{ thaw days. He up to Heaven—knock at the gate.— , Peter s^y. ‘Who knock at tbe gate of. Heaven r ‘Big John.’ ‘John, pay . for that whiskey you stole T ‘Yea.’— ! ‘Shove (bo nsesipt under the gate, John.' Then Big John have to go hqnl all thro' bell to find Jodge Johnson and get a re­ ceipt.’’ _______ AND N't tare Hanking' te&e ofafi'YIito,' aid STACKS: motor of Itealth. when taken tn the apnug. t» expel tbe foul humors which fester ir. Ute btootlut that senrmtrf the year. By the timeJy cxpulafon of three many rankling dtomfosw are nipped lu the bud- Multitudes can. by the aid of this remedy, spare themeel res Dam tho cnduxaaee of foul esuptiatm aad ulcsreus sores, through which tte oaten wi J fort re to rid Itself ofeorniptions, ff aot aadfoed to dg this through the natural ehannrls of ibe*boay by sn altssitire tuedfcfae. Clrenes cat the vitiated blood wbessevw you find its impurities bunfeg tbrougb the ektata jamplsa, eruptions, or sons t clsaane it when you find U » cbstntrfad and sluggish In the vrins ; cleanse it ‘ ' foul, and yoar Mings n-Bl teO rsn where no particular d teardev «yoy bettor kaalih, and Eve aostag tho blood. Keep the and Ill Is well; but with tils e disordered, there can be no wwrtUwbmrMiHteeitefavte—, Stacks of . John," said' the Judge, "you’ll never be called upon to pay It again." “Ugh! big Indian steal wh’Aev—pnv five dollars—want om receipt." “V^e don’t give r*crTfts > rr, Jo; . ’i But lhe son .if thr for**». was not to be I cheiu- J. ITa l.nred tiie clerk, sheriff, and : every,on<ooi.ueeted with the C >urt, until ' I the JuiigA rorriuded Uk|»i»e him i receipt' tu get rid of him. He called him up to | GROCERIES DRY GOODS! For rears he's atrial tu boa! the sick, WMb jawateto bis boenm fills; Per tem of thousands now rejoice AA kte ma<ic powers at Hsrrick's Pilis. DRY GOODS me by.” A beam ol heavenly joy glanced in lhe father's heart; lhe joy of one nobis, lor­ ing MHiit—mingled with il* like. . Self was forgotten—tbe sorrow of pa rung,the lonely future. Nought remained but the mission of love, and a thrill of gratitude that in it he and his beloved ware cowurlftra. “I vilk my precious cMid,">hd.replied, WE HVAE JVBT RECEIVED VERY HAND wltb fMr>of lb* LARGEST sod eoat you F To sooth her. be replied, though with a shaking voice,-£weU deareal, perhaps two hundred dollars. What then, dar­ ling 1” u : . .!«.• i . ■ “Because, pep, 1 thought—may be— yui would 1^ it out this year—ip Biblis-^or’poor children—to NtnMIbcr Come and See!! Tbfo ths BIXXID PURIFIER xb<1 BLOOt PILLS hart bvea prevvd by analysis to , :. COKTAIM MO MIMERAL . Thai thsy curs ihs almost universal complahit. DYSPEPSIA «Mh wMrriay wHsfory, dud is a very abert tiar. Thai nftrr all other toedtfuao bars prated useteM^lbejrfoivre NiQW-ON “Hush, dear, do be quiet," he replied, in great agitation,' tor'U feared delirium ON LOW PRICES OB1CINAL LETTEBls ARE . -ua fa. bad.aau ,iw< WE non MiBrara® iMtMtj e/ Uia class, er wboobroretefevtatote for AbousItaa, are new of w udoJ M tan taper ^tJBeScklnvites the altratioa ofttoaiek fa (be '*• ■ ’ • * ifelWEfib o«:-'I• -TK ' “What, me darling 1” answered Itar Tb* Mississippi River extrads 2,100 miles from the frozen regions of the north to the Sonny South, and with tbe Missou­ ri River, k <500 miles In length, fit would reach front New York across the Atlantic Ocean, or from France to Tur­ key and tbo Qaepion Sea. its average depth is fifty feet and its width over n half mile. Tbo- flo'xJs aro. mure than a AR ewrsasodfaa are fareale by J- P. Roberta and Cr.^ad hj* diuggiaU gnerfoly. month traveling from Its delta. Tbe trappers can exchange lhe furs of animals eaught by them co the Upper Mississippi for tbe tropical fraita gathered oa tlie banks below. The total value of steam­ ers afloat oa tbe river nnd its tribntnriee is *00,000,000, numbering more than 1"600 boats, with more than twice tbe steamboat tonnage of England. It drains an area of 1,200,000 square miles, and waahee the shores of twelve pewsrfisi Staten. In one single reservoir at Lake Pepin, between Wisconsin and MInneeola, 2400 miles from the see the naries ' of tbe-woeM might ride at anchor. ’ j Groce r ies! ! ISAAC Q MOTT, . Ii now receiving from New York and Boston, his fell stock of In Mcrrens affecl>on« of all kinds, aad far ite *>ut tasiiliar tn medical mm. t!.e oprrstiM ef ilus prvpaxaUoa of iron mull be ealatary. far eshto tbe Ud oxides, it ie viraruurir tonic, wilbeatfo i.if exerting aad overheat mg; and |T«tly rvfslariy apeneul, even in the K«Ht obaUnak eaten at WMtlirnssn without ever bciSy a <a»tric pvptlra^nr tntiictinK a disagreeable aeaasuoa. It te llte lattec nrorerty. asoong otborr, utefo nrnkrs Hao rrmarkablr cdeelaal end permaamt remedy for Pites.upvu srbkh it. al»o appean Is rxwt a dtetinet amfapariSe action, by /upoesiSf lhe tamtanejr ■ bicfe foraa item. Io DyspepAia. 'lonsmmble aa are its assess e BMrie Lex of thass Otalrbeste Prile. has fote an£evd for the ux»»t habitual eases, including th* Mteedeul t’<„ti«eeesa. In nuebecked Diwrtra. even when sdvaacndto Dystexterj. taitffrtnefl. nnactetior. sr-d st-yami V BMbgMot. th s offacts have teas njually dsrif ire aad axtor.iUuug. Id Ute lootf pfona. Ims of Scab and .trrafft delilualtog rough, and remittent brent, efafo gwnmy tadreate incipient Cnnsun-i tioo. tte n a.»<v Las *Jiey«d the alarm . ttnend. sod pbp aiciaaa. in srArsI rery gratifying and intlrertrng lu fleratokw Tubercufosis. ibis medicuedtes has had farirorr than the r -J effect vtltamaii New Orleans, Muscovado, Coflec, Crushed, Poudcred nnd GrtmuJatcfl Sa­ Ttie sU.ntmacf females cannot l e too eeetgan. • • MoUasca trod 8y nips, < f i ta Bteawauyt, teih . I.rmlicend mfi.nuefoorr Green and Blade Tcaa. —In the Inlier, hewer«;. orc dectdedlr-il ta« Rio.Ctylon,-and'Jiva Code, been io,.n siril reported, both ss alleristim Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, Cigars, T<d>Mo. and Snuff, ( In IntcrwMttot PrtWmlt must necessarily tea Sall and Water Lime, A. E. BONBTEEL, UQTRICIAM ASDSUnOEOX- W JJ Medusae fa Dentings sad vioai DANIEL CtoOK, GST1CS OF TOE PEACX, Green Tax Arret, will attend te tba e Jdebts aad ell other bus'-rew pertaini •toco in Goodrear’s bloat, ap Haire. II. P. CHESBY, NUilS’S^’^SS’ E^.rts*a-» l. ■. rrrwART, TTORNEY am! Cvsssfosr al La Cocusfoor ia O""'”!. A oo'VK’xnr ox»xox: B. c. FBINVLE, JODGE OF PROBATE. 5«isry sral Land sod Tai AfsuS. Will tbo' tfoart Hoass. fo UwUsgs, an I 'daniel bterkem SMOCTT C1XRX. Metary Public gfomtolfa paym* <f T***-______ ™ Spit--.------------------- - CROCKERY, , n. n. rhe^don ^yywrr treasurer. o®« Drug., FsinU, O1U, Burning' Kuid, and Camphene. * i- /lao. the largest Stock <4 Kerwtau LamfaaAybcxsa. U sum I Fta» bus* tor fl. A Huh OU as, ’ Lam^l JAKES A. BWEEZ p^srssK-sssst ,E.er rfTur^l H> Bail. Creek, tn oC»l,;<l will MHM,rito "aU wmM Wi„ ■Courts at this Mtoie. Oltcrjtoh* ( HAKKON EMTTI CIRCUIT COURT COMMEBI0 New Barfy Mill, Unusually Low! IS M)> H openHoo, to do.ati^- amount nf OTTSTOM *" /- -wobm; m m good order acd ns prompt m other MUI ia ferry, or M^r utiwtr ootto*?- Having secured the aarvieoe nf a First Bate NHIER, ■Rd OBT dHD .bifflV'lhik cm thr nxwl fe^rove^T plw, ’togtlbcr with • P00^ ’<10 StunCJH—wn nre prepared U> fee of work. do Plcaae givcuBfifAlI. GtahpAki lor wfeafa BOLTWQOD #«BANT>; Xl>CTff^^5L‘ F. B. RVMELI ■•d Waist repairer. aga.***»*£; � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-03-27.pdf b62fcfd085ed0c889470969d9103bdde PDF Text Text C|e $tpblini Cmu if gan»tr, IS PUB LIMED EVERY REPUBLICAN ■fl* VOL. 5. JJastiejs' ^usinrss |inttorit. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1861 'FOR SALE I I! From Li fit lUonlrated. MSROHANTS. iCASH OB R. J. GRANT, PRODUCE- Ready Pay fall behind. This winter I did hope to turned wide, ao Uttl U oo«U M rrtd te gets little in edranea, but if forty dollar ailk dresses are the orddr of the day, there’s an end to that devoutly to ta wished for ci ream stance Debt, debt! How I have alwav* shrunk from ft; but steadily, now, ft is closing its briarlan aruand me, and iny cdnstnstlng chest la­ bors In respiration. Ob, if 1 could but disentangle myself unw, while 1 have the your new silk drew 1 strength of. early mauhood^nd the bonds faint effort to smilo. that hold me are weak. If Ada could understand rightly my position. But alas! alas! that U hopeless, I fear. And Mr. Whitman hurried his steps because his heart beat ouicker and his thoughts were unduly excited. Not long after Mr*. Whitman left home, F. H, * J. RtHKELL, FL’LL AND COMPLETE. BAILEY Call and Settle ughncr far tte pesnefnl pen. SOON. J. tv . OAKLEY tbc First TU bloeBwg rartb M Nesl- SO MASO1 ALUM -or— CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, Also, Two Dwelling Hbuses, In the Village of Hastings. Titles to all of these, Kneeling by tte I'.rwa I aa hntsPCTasiK, and Terms Easy. I don't care if you never pay for them ] ROBERT* A STRIKER La Prairie CeaUr, lit Dipping up the water. Store m KK£P UP TH£ iXTUUST. W D. <'. HAWLEY. HOLESALE and retail dealer in Gnxerisa and I'reriaiona. 1'urk. Lard. Butter, and So I (lowly, Undcrly, Bltuluog Kitty Ryder! USTICE OF THE PEACE. Attorney and Counselor nt law, and Solicitor io Cbarcvqte ice in Bailey's Block, .up slabs.» next door to A. E. BONNTEEL, HYSICIAN ANDSUBGEDN. Will practice Medicine in II toting* end neisity. P GIN AH A REMEDIAL AGENT. UNHCR OF TIlPTBACS, General i.and and I THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIML'LAKT. The Sober Second Thought. HOLBROOK, J. M. ItVRSELL. A. M. niNINGER A CO.. । EstublUUei! in I7TR.) P' JOHX ROBERTS, New Arrangement I J. M. NEVINS Th* fulxrriber haring refitted t intradeetfon of BOOTH* SHOES CUSTOM WORK ORDER. ROOKS HARDWARE STORE. B. C. PR1NDLE, tJDGE OF PROBATE, Nd F. BOWER. •<0<f DANIEL STRIKER, IOONTY CLERK, Notary Public, and Gtnaral d.ljoiu <Jfli5Ctllan|j HASTINGS TANNERY I ced dressing to go out. Two hours Inter and we find her hi a jewelry store on Broadway. . ‘•Can f say a word with you 1 She ling on the envelope, which was in a bold manculiue baud, and said to hersoil': “1 wonder who this can be from I" Something more than a curioelly morcd her. There intruded on bet mind a moved to the lower vague feeling of disquiet, as if the mltrivc bore unpleasant newa for her husband.— Tbc stamp showed it to be a city letter. A few lime, of late, such letters have come to his address, and she bad noticed holding out the bill she had taken from that ho bad read them hurriedly, thrust the envelope addressed to her busband— “1 cannot afford to wear thfo watch; them into hie pocket and became ailetrt my husband's dreamttaneet are too lim­ and sober faced. 1 tell yoe so frankly. It should Mrs. Whitman turned the letter over it’d. and over again in her hand, in a thoughtdulgent huabaad yielded to the importanhueband, sober faced aud si lea I, aa ho I beconie for moat of the time of late, I Eresented itself with unusual vividness, i ympalhy stole In her heart. I “Poor Charles," aha said, as ths feeling i increased, “I’m sfraid something is going iaide.1” The jewder dropped He eyea to thick. wrong with him.’’ Placing the letter on lb* mantlepiecc, ’The easo took hira a little by surprise.— where he coqld sec It whenbf came in, Hu stixid fur nearly a minute; than tab the bill and watch, ha^aid : Mrs. Whitman entered upon some bouse- ing i “Wait a moment,” and went to a desk bold duties, but a strange impression, as NO. 47. Tta following ia the list of the conimft«B agreed upon in th* United State* CwUamer, DoolitUe, Harris, Douglas, Polk, Break in ridge. JfaMMB—Fessenden, chairman • Siraclaimed ioquiriagly. Whetdwywu ■ir, by thell Won’t belling watet the aeedT ' Not at all, be replied, tart It h will! It looks HarsdAte! I replied with surprise. Well, you try It, be replied grinnlngly, w*ben lb* Ua»e corrse to plant, and you wdi tad H just a* I toll ym. And sure enough, when spring aarae, aeed, and being prtoewt, I bH£ Jewell, lust winter a man told ma In minute. Suppose you try HI Very well, aaid be. And l tea-kettle boiling from the atov My cunsdeoce I you have told rightly,— Only look there. I looked, end behold, the li«J* sprouts, b • gained by It. [Cor. Duller Paper. by. of a weight, lay upon tar heart—a sense near i “Will that dot* He had come for­ of impending evil—a vague troubled dis­ turbance of her usual Inward salf-sati* ward again, and sowpresented her with the bill receipted. Hie face wore a pleafiictloon. It the thought of Mrs. Whitman recurred, as wm natural, to the elegant silk dress of which she was to become the owner on that day, she did not feel the proud satisfaction her vain heart expert cnced a little while before. Something of its beauty tad faded. “If 1 only knew what that letter con­ tained," she said, halt an boor after it had come in, her mind still feeling the pres­ sure which had come down upon it, so strangely, u it seemed to her. ’ I must have It, Charles,” raid the handsome little wife of Mr. Whitman, “so don't put on that eotar face.” “Did I put on a sober face 1” asked the husband, with an attempt to smile that was auythftg but a success. “Yes, as sober aa a man on trial for hi* life. Why, it’s as long as the moral law. There, dear, dear it np, and look as if you had at least one friend iu the world. "Vyhat money lovers you men arel” ' “lb»w imich will it coatY* inquired Mr. Whitman. There was another ef­ fort to look cheerful and acquiescent. “About forty dollars," was anssrerad, with just a little altering in the lady’s voice, for she knew the sum would sound extravagant. “Forty dollars J why Ada, Jo you think I’m made «>f money 1” Mr. Whit­ man’s countenance underwent a great change of expression. ' “J declare, Charles," said bis wife, a lit­ tle impalienily, "you look al me as if I were an object of (tar instead of affection. I don't think this k|nd of you!” “I've only bad three silk dresses since we were married, while Amy Bright has had six ur seven during the same period, and everv one of hers cost more than mine. 1 know you think me extravagant, but I wish you had a wife like sums wo­ men I could name. 1 rather think you'd find out the difference before long." “There, there, pet, don’t talk to me af­ ter thia fashion I i’ll bring you the mon­ ey at dinner time, that is.if " .. “No ite nor buta, if you pleas*. Tbo> sentence is complete without them.— Thank you, dear 1 HI gq this aftemooo। and buy the *Hk. So don’t fail to bring; i Mrs. W hitman, drawing out tar pocket­ book. “Nothing. Th* watch ia not defaced." -You have done a kind act, air," said Mrs. Whitman, with a feeling trembling in tar voice. “1 hope you will not think unfavorable of my husband. It’s no fault to him of his that this bill ba* not been paid.— Gcwd morning, sir.” Mrs. Whitman drew her veil over tar face and went, with * light step and a She went to the mantle piece, took up light lieart, from the store. Tta pleas­ the letter, and examined the superscrip­ ure she had experienced on receiving tar tion. It gave her no light. Steadily it watch was not tn ta compared with that kept growing upon her that its content* bitter again* yoo. were of a nature to trouble her husband. “He’s been a little mysterious of late," and paid the bill of twenty-dollars ; from the said to herself. This idea affected lhetxrc to the milliner's, and settled fur her unpleasantly. “He grows more si­ lent and reserved,” she added,os thought, under a kind of feverish excitement, be­ came active io anew direction. “More indrawn, aa it were, and less Interested in what goes on around him. His cold­ ness chills mo at times, and his Irritation hurts me.” She drew a lung sigh. Then, with an almost startling vividness, eame before her mind in contrast, tar tender, loving, and cheerful husband of three yeaft be fore, and her quiet, silent, sober faced husband of to-day. “Something has gon* wrong with him," she said aloud, as the feeling grew stron­ ger. “What can it be F The letter was in hsr hand. “This may give me light." Aud with light fingers’ she opened tta envelope, not breaking the paper, so that sbe could not seal it again if she desired to do so.— There was a bill of sixty dollars, and a communication from tta person sending tta bill. He was a jewe’sr. “If this ia not settled at onoe,” ta said, ‘ 1 stall pul the account in suit It has been standing Ibr over a year; and I am tired of getting excuses iuatead of my A starling oborac- her last bonnet. •I know you’re dying to sea my sew dress,” said Mrs. Whitman gaily at she drew her arm within that of her husband, on bit appearance that evening. “Come over to our bedroom, and let me show it. Come along! Don’t hang back, Charles, as if you were afraid.” tioe. A little girl entered the bar-room, saw, lu Ills oral i— and in pitiful tones told the keeper that of folly, fashion, and extravagance F “Sit down, Ctarlss." Sbe led him to a hu-ge cushioned chair. Her manner had undergone a change. Tta brightness of tar countenance tad departed. She took something, in a hurried wayjrom a table, and catching up a footstool, plaoed it on ■W*n." add tha child, “tether epond* tha floor near him, and silting down, leaned upon him,and looked tenderly apd lovingly into hit face. Then sb* handed him the jewaler’s bill. “It is a receipt, you see. Her voice fluttered a litda “Ada! how ia this'. What do** It He flushed and grow oag^“1 returned ths watch, and Mr. K-------receipted the bill. I would have paid far damage, but ta said it waa uninjured,and Morrill, Wilson, Clingman, Saulsbury, Jolmaaa. JdUitury Affaire and JfUitia—Wilson, chairman; King, Baker, Lane, Latham, Rice, Breckinridge. . /final AJfcirt—Hnla, clia[rmnn; Foot, /■dietary—Trumbull, chairman ; Ten Eyck, Foster, Cowan, Bayard, Powell, Clingman. Poaiojkt and Poet Roade—Cdlamer, chairman fDixou, Wade, Trumbd1L,Rioe, PahKt Lande — Harlan, chairman ; Clark, Wilkinson, Johnson, Mitebell, Bragg. Private Land Claims—Harria, chair­ man ; Ten Eyck, Sumner, Polk, Bayard. Zudian Afaire— Doolittle, chairman ; Baker, Cowan, Ten Evck, Suba»lkm,Rioe, Nesmith. Peattont—Fueter, chairman ; Bingto>, tow, Simmons, Saulsbury, Powell, Mitehell. Jkoofarroaory Claimt—King, chair­ man; Chandler, Wilkinson, Nkhulaun, Nesmith. Cheivu—Qark, chairman; Simmons, Bowe, Cowan, Bragg, Polk. Hietrict of Cotiunhta—Grimes, chair­ man ; Anthony, Morrill, Wade, Kvniivdy, Clingman, Powell. Pttenie—Simmuns,chairman; Sumner, Doolittle, Thomson, Sebastian. PMic Buildinge and Groande—Foote, ehairman; Dixon, Chandler, Kennedy, Wilkinson, Cowan, Douglas, Sebastian, Bragg. To Audit and Control the Continyent Bxpeneee of the Senate—Dixon, chair­ man ; Clark, Johnson. Printing—Anthonr, chairman; Har­ lan, Nlchofenn. Sagroeted Bitle—Lane, chairman ; Morrill, Mhchrii. InmlM Bille—Bingham, chairman; ' Parker. Saulsbury. On Iffaury—Pearce, chairman; Col lamer, Fessenden. Tua Naw Srcbmiuxibt Tasirr.—Tta Charleston eorre*pondent of tta N. Y. timss says; There ia som* aw fol hard swearing from tta aeafariug men concerning the opera­ tion of tta new tariff. A captain from tta/srvtpn Blate of North Carolina was fined *10 this morning tarenre ta viohta soma tectaieality about Lading a lot of cabbages! Tlie James Adger, from tta foreign port of New York baa only got in port twelve hours—time enongh under ao vary /orripn that even Charlestonian* while.* LAUGH. that another should, share it. Wo have jnst been reading a good thing. A french­ man lu London, leaving hi* hotel one mcroing, and resolved to got safely tack to it, after bis ramble, look out bi* card al the corner of tta slrix-i in which It wa? situated and wrote down the words ho saw written on tta wall. Not knowing English, ta determined to tekr proper paccautions. Wishing tu return from* distant quarter iu the evening, ta got into a cab, and by way of directing the dri- • ver, abowed him the cosy little card. Cabby grinned from car to car. The asked nothing." -Oh, Ada!” -And thia is receipted also ; and tins," Sir Thomas Moore makes why ho did not tourist thought the man impertinent, banding tta other bills which she bad Cblish hit Utopia sooner. It show, ns and read the address, to make an impres­ husband to porcta paid. “And now, dear,” sta added w important that great man considered sion. This time the rogue of a driver "Not paid tor I Is it po*HW*r ex ­ Trr Hides Sharts, laughed out. Tta Gaul teen grow angry, quickly, “bow do you like my drtos.t— S. H. COOK, claimed the Httls woman in blank axtonand atepptag out, apoke to tta pomengcra or otherwise, » castoasers may desire Ishmtnt, while the blood mounted to tar W. tert <ke MpUiteio. rtd tm the whole day to devoted to hretere* who crowded around, lie ahuwed tnei* forehead. Then ata sal down to lhink. the card. But they all began to laugh tputithat fallow*^ to tta reader’s imagination. Light began to oom* into tar mind. As t* if they were crnxy, -and tta stranger If any fair iady, however, who like H. N. SHELDON, the money. F was in at Bilkskin’s yes­ she sat thinking, a second .tetter far her Ada, has taoa drawing too taavUy upon Cuh F*14 far Htetew. called them a pack of British scoundrels. tOUNTT TREASURER. Oflfce la tha Coart terday and aaw one of the sweetest pat­ husband cam* in from tta penny post- tar husband’* stendsr inootne, for adit He was about to get hi* bead in hit band, terns I ever laid my eye* on. . Just suitsi man. Sbe opened It without hesitation. when policeman came up; asked th* cauta! my stylo and complexion. I shall be In­ J AMER A. gVVEEEEY, 1 ataCLEAN AND OIL OLD HAHNEBHI8, TJROBECDTWO ATTORNEY. C—oseter at consolable if it*s gone. You won’t diaJr taw, taltaw ata Coansolor in Oaso*’, peated tee ejaculation. It was a bill <»f appoint me 1" ' ‘ .ta Nctory FsMie. will prompUr (itond to ur rie&ce in lite. And Mrs. Whltmaa laid her soft white twenty-five dollars for gaiters and slip­ Then oamo a Gaul who knew Englisb— Hurttec*. M«J »»iwo>T R-HGLL. band on tbo arm of her husband, and pers, which had been auujding for. three . , . v^,_ . ' smiled with sweet persuasion in her face. or four montta. plained; and *.be« tbo enraged ti HARRON SMITH, “Thia will never du!" aaid tta — ...■» •hall barn the moMr." fall into a Liughwsd joined ail the HR CHIT COURT COMMISSIONER. Attoroev meal, mental disquietude or atanatioA, I Coansdloe A Solicitor, in all tbo Courts cf them! The worda ou iho card u wife, aa ata thought alittle abruptly, and “Commit tx> Newaocer flocb ' hurrying from her presence. In Ma preSHELUKD CORN ta 33 cent* per hostel.. OATS for 30 “ ” P0TAT05 for ■ 30 “ " “Thst’a tta way it it always” Baid The Chs uf jkxtou.Masa, ia engaged m Ind all Mrs. Whitman, her whole manner changin moderate OLIVER E. EVERTS, money." Tta bill was for ita lady's watch,which Mra. Whitman had almost compelled her ss Low Pressure System Wilk t>, GuUtanll si-rsanxt fa, »o rtnuan B. C. BAWLET»t. be anid, taking a antall roll of biU* from She eat down pouting, aad po" ihRR ite-Ae«ra*j half angry. - - -Forty dollars for a new dr** tally ejaculated tbo huehand < ____ i-.t____ vr— i------ sutatilutM tor am tmil« in the <jd wav. calm, if not ataerfc’.. But his. voire was A U- or smtle pay- Tbomeon’a <unl HU ILIM.riTl.LE burned up and more must be ordered.— Q, dear, I am diwooragAJ. trwy year! xuoed Mr. WMtman to lift bit eyea with er » . look of inquiry Into brr fs^. tta Ur treolt of obrr™'-* car., toa a» estimated that ' �repub: TRADE, 'rtlancoi HAT*,CAP»,*»T14W«>OI>«- Jhr.Gi steam ion of ifrjftwtbrm.Gnn,^ ray^WteiS&’Wnra''' VUKER ROODS, Z Z ' I If SHAKER RUipa, Sou»M3rw>—BtlHcy A^g-frrlf jl**l***,*,^,~^w*P?! haa W J*'»4Sc.cg ini treaauQ ajpinst I sines he has U-en'ln - ■ In., Internal Im-1 \ $ but sacred. ' Tenr.ewsee vr.l-jutcrrt.wbeh if it that Tehncwe can inip * ooC'tbe rn-n.t over which this lhaiv.r prSidJ And in revpoow- to a Wto' •]'> L. B. Manning, of Cdnsha, Au has written a letter to the IVAcfi^ him and Tvnnes’we. Brownlow ii terribly, pangent reply ^losing a-, fd . "Or my own Snualrioni prxlert I would wty nothings but fur tl»e.& they nr» clawed by you atpun^ & nrd« of Teaneiwee, and tri<a ot toi This pro, iaion is seri&vod j Frld.iy h« ■.77IL B.; Wightman n !^ate-bonpht out Ba Stere-■ Northern 4juri ■'* j ton«l” g*ntle<---------------- ----------- — from a* to tamper with the mail*. That ___ ,______ Hnrduare business. <I«<i_____________ FnruKc bwdiu-w. ulil under the titic'of Wightman A U t un-l.M.jor AnJrj>ii> J li*m <t>y-iriltoriteUei. .oflUem, dwd* upon thditgtefr.jM rwip^ibr tW ^rwparty. . >p»«ri *t M ej«o.iyiR£• S-rt. .lu.k. .-. t ,.-^5 —---------~ J carry inwste that (iafrdtn-. .l^e pfSpaaitom of W* JfcilMb Q'W* e/<»*a*d upefl'tf* pHtM’H’lc xtat iMe- [ mrm to refer tha^Mi/uM -question Jo >■■ ,/.tur w.JT»at,SJ*L listed iq Mca*iva4HMi4»p wipumtomrslu •*«. jSjWtor N^rq4tK.l«W<“<‘* > . *- - J unwilling to agree, to, •», pUi^Ur »g pwibihr of gk- Savaaa Aecmtxv.—Hiram Roge Tbc wmiqgg, gcUiug wto a worse position qyury ddy. Tb< demand ' for labor iwdaetesiiwg .ew-sy hour. He xsr-ilBo^rmrt cf'age, and son of W Rwg^teu.f/ tkirkuo, waa severely । prices of provMuM««rtU te largely in­ creased wi’hin the next week, ami these ! too tangible* tutd Vefy fortSMtt frets are 1 more likely UtnfanytMaQrH«-to brifg tbo DgnbHiraMtftto to -1 .»<-n!cnu:nt. fatally injured by’the felling of a frtTt^°i &turd.fy last, duri ■ hJgji>$J<L . ; Quite a Jnrgc piece •kultym the ^ark part of his hea bvoken.’in. He was trested by Rubc&t wl Vgjuhn, and is secom Great Mewuj Pates Ml Ite »uteb«, b^e aq eould btt experted. Tte. Wasbfogtrm cerrMpCTtAenl of the Phil44elpMSi/’/rn'wrftdw:’' ‘ “Although the atJrncstt* of ditenioti ’wt'tewwtf- writer rWt«l w .wpwrnU. dr .JT~» I )»■. t”,*“•"***J *» **° TJ“. "»• ; in before them, It, m. bey and apubt/ha: P‘-r4kte*-Armwa0<l aaaiam < there is intense, auffingug,. aq,..account ot *7 a u*w xk."JWu. 1>I-wU the scarcity^, mnqqyApd.Hu; doubt that □Diihr* rwidkLiUa Xa>oumsmw mortiirc i 1 as xn” corner-STane or cirn liueny , . hangs os er the future. t5o,uti* .Qaruli na ‘•n<«* iu> JHwniwtWkZ^nni.'j °‘VuTlTj..jU*.r f*el» it terribly in thq flyrityllcj suspeo**** »e^**^«rQi»ua.i tcteien^tedct rdtewwfA an-uxi r4uiw<»j»iMu MW,, , ”B‘'1 *y ***tFTfT? . ». t: nf Wu(k "p*H* P‘JI4:<' building*. the same t<njcJ had jwo crtbyr^i^W the navy,' \Vrh. L.Ur6w'nTow\ a . J* l**'***rjHkft«Wi*s* <«J bettoiv and Ab-xarjJwr ^p^nipw^ l.iwtouiifr .kmgf Baker, d ncd,'to.t|<e £ tba present moment a ib» wallaM*c United ,under the hw; ♦’••ponldtaHe «Mi 1 Itce uMt • bnment and hard tabor.-fe<,-tt» »plt< aMwIeteiasotd. 19.4b. GUrftotaa Mrtr-, hraaa MM‘ofVtaftMteM, •mfbMte'p ma to tbc relief of Amir tei&.SI’ddcttlj ecatorw! My uncle, -Sam EfOtodd'wA in the mn.c war ’of Ja^j master, under Gen. JackavO. Ljtit was t of those rr.vordt w|k> scaled the walls i Mote tie C.Ja^a..,_____ _______ the battle of the ITntie-Sbr^’ Ms' i de. Isaac Bniwplow, -Lto-Jg&a&p,2 <•*! patches to and from' Hunt*villc. ahij4w*j4«- tm iWK Wr4AHft -fMforf W! mai^ y. y V. ^2 Jeffer/M AHWJH’ ***»■’“• M »* faonunw. i -- there ensls at r committee । evteh, A*n>n Gwdrich, of uicirar i^wjunuro. mi|nTi «»KTe per of stares. Al • >iW 9^’'Ttf thw^lhb'Wrm.ef eertba^.f twwhty*£ u’ . . ■ frpj circumstances that rthave tail come, to l»y t-efsocal Itmwl- >Mfarecei»ed here, says:-rtIWtertwtfow 1 S-Kilbem Oufoderacy. . And yr ntfMCe u asked t6 g-.> Into tl.7; *C Wirawb««thrt. ?'-7' "Oia CM^iwr tObtedteof lbw tfae “This b the LItfste&'kiB - BV TH£ CA8g - -'-Jt ' t | _ t.*wj ___ -yilMWrt^i l-iecc '5V Coiirj,lMtxr.—The ^.X^r ’iU^ KjunrfCl.tk4Tt7<t£rl !»•« Wa»r-firc. Iiif i» 1 ♦* rWs wPtcvreirx *,‘/vl ■rrMM J tion ^br/ S^atc Ro?d from this p um Lowell.' jThc t^eree of the coinp is the uniy thing suspicious. A. W ley lias been appointed Commissin _ _ __ Pioneer Senator Baii.rY t deferred comp fur hi* egerrions in galling an app Mtid Road. We would here corre Afl-l^rVB.3rin, n»A>.. 31‘*2?Slaflajgt«-**•■*» rf” I., 0 mar®?>j«»»2S te “”'WM U lbW ^kbHWl fc^lrprr. xNbhbernStaft. » CteJiWbra feopurw^AWl nJ Ifar- *.-7’?? **,'neB*h Abolrttotrtte. Xe^wfo^ atte arawrwi tmatetare be b-1. n w.mJJ tun, cut that they sure j ■> ■■ /o -. purVE^r.Vrtnrtry twifortd hia mig. r 1 • rr^’-., u_ ,..: n ' raila." • . T roM.a, M, forearsuf Birn WU { n.tem a^ay.. *] ~ J '--------------- UEOBOb CBflSlEB. • Mvttg»c”*- i;»t."rtr of OrriHr- IHralps. QTACT OnKIUb A* U-ny Cutety, ~. 1‘rvtalr Court fut county. At ■ •rt*ia3 i»f »aH Court. WhUlf st Ibe cff.re bl tte Jud«o lte«c<4.iu Uooiu,-.. on >*ou<tev tte JStb dor uf Nsnrh. I 61. prrnrut A C. l*riadU, Jot.?- ■( CroteK. ____ ______ _ to^bM^lb/ flfra«^rrf*4rt <rtf> dcfUrI * of restoring harmony, and ciosipg bo ivPartn tluit^pMf for the Pwnetr ' Fo sa^jjtpd ^ll,ouc nkcs^Pliilo, if yo y<«toipP'*r >» i’r*te agniu. Your <'G,l|uL,’?€f|» ^0C c’,lurnl1’ aod peyfyy^awec ^t>ia official -dntl&rr- 1 another.”Thisis«i4« thm;ithxh*s«ium— longl' dfigllt-prwsihly deserve a com If *o*euuid possibly make out wh mtiM.' ’■’THufr atfirte 'reads as sens . • ’*• A writer m the C,lum^((ia.)^xrtfoX25C\ •"li . • ■ ,The Th Z Z..., u ’ • «** • Washfateoa, MatehCSl j i>te ate-rumor, rt-the rnmevaeu.- J t^fryk^vaa rt (he rig^t <>f secessio Itavcsliuwn it to set oral friends rwj.tyuer .from | w|,bJn tl JuJ^Aw.mmefofoVwMtb^...-. regard to i^c pn^Uv^iypor. , bcfe bc tl..r^-tf. 1<A- of oettes ni.arflh aa. Republicnus. an Tfeft» tMM(WWW MI W I faw dwwnri ry*ff3** *'• u' h:,n :IW* U * three n'lWllk&.iwWng ‘t ioexpliCaWc 'y t\ri’ R/4ng in -‘t WMCTrtAS-iE • RALE ''inlndt'd llw m.l; you rjw-ak of unle by itaatcl U. ii u*.cc*5lS-' *' M*“a,je4wte*.A slaves, should ___ _______ _ uf Motto. Manifest dewiny ssid , ~' state,_.v y. fo.t. •ttEKW»5hR •ofrt’vto'fy can uud '‘ K*r Urfopau ladga uf orablc necawky an dcrane k. . i ftavbM VZ; < ia/tel'lMlMtbbf-Ftbrirwant* to take MesicO wed earrjs U.S A£» C1IANCKKV SALK? rtcrwpr’ftyta Ybwatiee. I ^'dlr' nbtffWtf'tb rican labor there.• tbcif il w wr<s« iirstoy^Ok*1' SjzkiTou Ciixu A Bottom Tsacnxa.— ^TATE or SilCinu A X.-.TU Circtrit Ceart "teAay port of North Amurfoa, .-taddbse^sUiMiJui .vl L ; m AugyAtotd&i. March-IK _ Di-, secessionists litre pretend, that If Thw; Washingtw currewitdeui uf, tU- j ? fvr'the eemrfr of ihnry- i» ruw«-ry. ... uju -u— th»ar.^te I The Florida convention Will ro-aaattn. KwiVSlyi $’«• fipk st-cedu, tliejAaa wjlf Philadelphia Pcum teJS -'I is ■arquri-ite. CempMAH \ ‘ of the Indian .____________ _______ wtatprtto ; trow freely in the ilreeta of Louis vilju. ihuKSalton*/<«•*’■ chaugwathat ib<; liuo. MT TTM ■bfofrfarW 4mn6l* Hr> the country front tbc' went Ircx^a^M ■Two petwnV'hu-0 /bcmrlariwated for Well,, gentlemen, Kentucky will 'pdc »e- Snlmoii iVCbato manta, by'hU transfer | fflly tk'fabT. from Vaelttog-dDtf dwpeut. arid ■*« probably code. .op. r«t<y On .r<4jr tfijaca anjeojaa wrung, and sore h--is 4s«o‘grfofon wrtefs iwed a I-tq-JTruh IH!d tothcaest <4 WiHen.inent, to a: seeuo and Men fnil »he«p for lU’pod piling tocarry negroes to Mewratehan. is was^rt b<foaw^ bv Mfo peojOa. ' •'’'•*»ae<; . | uldchwa. fomiimr to lorn thirty ywrs a in prrij^L j j Eo«- uAltW -pcriod.Mr. Gbasr win at’ A Charleston paper aaya that “a whirl- |i Washington studying law with the ill us- , 1 The Covrttr of to^ay Icarus from a, wind is roaring- through South Carolina." I mwatumai BtUirs,and in tte x^inasotr. . ' triwte Willfotu Wirt, and du rug: |hc I rrTibio-ftTli prnniprts nny du^at^b i«ab«Lhy * nMRjaittila hooae Wc hope.,that io it* pragma* it wi|l weep j < no OMHiXry with another the w^uu । sdtwe pteiod was teadtfo/ school, buying ■ ' b<»m.(U»^ A** prop* rdbqaca ^t the C«p-, “might make right," must ofteg im-adopM d-*uo er cry palnitlto .troe in the Slate, |i nmonpbiap'fpilachilJrsauf.Uv! tnaudis- . K?'r>n» J jut no al ba, tom Hwuae->|Jla«MVe, pgr. cA If thia bo not «o. Aoimans ete tbaf and palnicUo .wiH in iia 1$ j tibguWwdd'amtliesto* tlie 1 JislrktfamoRjat 1 ( ----------------aM&Mlcf* robbers nod plunderers of tbv4flAieaN>^t|i I whotn,wa may snsulhat. the a-lsbratad Neenasity, aye, irnfmemus-rw^ri r, will [ lltercf Apia Brat. | explorer, Edward-F. Beale, and Jus brutb•end Southern armAtad Southern inwtitu—., — —_ „ M,«rn«n>n ■! ttaluai, I er, Truxtrxi Bcnle, and also Walter. Lcn lions into Mexico. । no*, Es|., ■ l/lc Ma.' flTd/i Washington*. 4a*fiffiiti •‘Af*ebnfoo of F.-M fintW nftfwt never | -r—naws >te ,r.------- : •aurronnd' tbe Gedglven institujfon ’of’}1 crrea« follow i: . * - -”' • Arg was* ttiri FwwIisFtrwXcoUles. .hvery—the bMntifol tree must W; m All that certain Iroctor ,0^4 t-CIimd. ritssw A young girl—a dangblw of Mr. Rob. Iqtb0—In thte town of j'VitiAlin, who lias Federal bheiljfi|jng nearly twelve-months fteV, l at State I and whyect th'rtm mmitlforrible smsMs,the’W i was treated Hv Dr. Easton, vrihls Vlllngb into th. 0^/™ 'end rhi'ffie 14th alt threw up five tofly probable lhal that slnvehdMingTrrritiii^duunonSs *®r® looking reptiles,' thrte tif* ^Mrh n»mor IITH. in the Doctor's potafofolnn. They range wdl, nt no distant day, wend'detegrtWr tu-kMontgoma^-UiJ^McsMaholaaugura^ **T frttn fwrr tn dlx inthcs in length, nod ate 0..,/,". .hr, .n»M* iH,l,(i„ BaJ| A ‘fLlTtrtXVS THE MATTER .»<t HtM. <« in UUe R er»4r<r «m page 4M ; tbe an.ou.,1 rMMW to * F: i^,Lr'*c£nc’verdant uint tu sho MU ate. w>Mis 4: www«4w «k*W foJUJkli^d ws^.^rS^m’1 i'ftuasoetr’r.'.E.” A number of thetnoriala, intended • tar F . -----------bring about a enmuimmatirn. ad mnrt << f9T-f<Ebb. Gibn-Muw.lfbswwvw «va3f be desired, have reeenHy been prMeftWraffitottHTOofr tabMff^a? wwMmiuf aatBMffei a ftrye walking S’Mr. I'rtjj^.bT Ipsf jwtck, designed as l H ta rapidly 'reeoverirtg bur health trfeh^th, amt has xAjudtlra taken a eval appohitmemx for Michigan haVabtenT nnnonneed as fulldws: For V. S. Mar-i'i •tel, Col. Dickey, of Galbniin ; lector « Detroit, N. (?. Isbell. nfLiVme-d1 ■ton ; for District Atlnmey, Mr. Sk.wb- \ tow, af «t Jfltopb; krr IbMm AgRit.lT Hao. D. C. Ixaeti, of Inghsm; foe PsWf4 master M Detroit, Hoti' Win. A. HbW ” art). Rfftna ttwiwiW hteJterii nomltetSdl. Conwtl to Fmnxfort 4n Gerfllkor—tohrfy’l' M.OOO. It will be some days before Hie • ’ appointments for inland Pwnrjficcs •irtl'M Levs or twk 'Rrxtrrrn-—TWit dHf many persona in this wttfW MurtswkftfSe' idea that-there iwais; Wets m itj rr use for people « ho-*JW fo-t-sfaAHo make any provision for ttetr ldteijlfe, foj thmr uike for the benurihil. Wram-yldttte toouiwetres some uiifit»riSn t»M huhfiw ■tortMXted, Afhsimtet, with lease ' '-'V* bc>w.irt over it. . pajWJWtJ*’1 H in H-latinq myt^MyttsM! teteste urate •■ u»-rteMte, •! tte 4.0 •f'flfarttul.tetoiteteu ■nd r.-,.t« (erm Hud d.te, together with lte« BrT’s fee »< Sffriftrd in r«tdrrortjerr; That »•» : -AH that c«tetkW||«Sr.at wfctrl ef J. V>“K *>»d bring :■ tte «■”’« o4SfPVV*i . refl‘ywl-',b!.lite part of out :-Iiep » mure ui tw.'u<c*:Ur wll«r**Zs»ttfrr, <U ' liicky H.wns that on hit second term, &C. We pu^j5»|>.'Cl;q'cviumouto of this gr buFTM! gramhisir ts outrageo rt^s.'-oTibsl’csteffieo, and ths CTriutt u . luted.. MQIJTG^GtSat. ;:r.- I XKFAVLT terms tec» n^d* telU*A«Mlite* . piuriMpatlwii worte/and the spelli di^rnoc'Aise *a Vublingi of a»ix-y I .of garbling, make our language cunvqy.a ncMir lute-jdvd by ui, nml whic prt^hfr’ cdtm^ljQn, If would never VoRgitSif k 7 'vl^>'Se2foit ju-ver vol hud opc ‘I'jefault ha.iasbcen msdt in Ibe.rondition ol dcw* -'W{'a1pTfly lnlcnde<Jf as btete rf mAiH I etolfiwT. MnrHIi of tte pleasantry, to furu»hadi>* the di <,Cnur.'^«tegraaa thfe'fotelj^olfitmrttt tfnd rage bf of! cVistotfce.-^ Jtatfowoc. <***» 1. HccafovsMp. an nulment Wrf lift* suitLet die 'tiAj’HsMg,otte. !^, tbotwf!Sf?, beW plte»n»tejr, sod headrd “Ixx-tL," •' ■ IngZipZrum dwsmdn part of tlw Tbtf,. In tbc case of Gov. Pickeui. of South llicinoAif AppotjrnmtT..—Th«>Fta*f .pwltf hinBclf—o —buwjbi^'a itol hc was made. g’WW’U'V"*'* “ paragraph fr - v.^f^a,1S- tiK.’SSSHSr. as-aSr.itei’S *yhtp,' I-Mubiendic village cutcm .. alUwu-a liUk- editorial spaeo In jtspsnu»tofor ,‘to«r Postoffioc,*' a friend i" riviouK wb’um »• da* •_ ir. ’-. CHeaCc lattdj lftreh'21. <Mp,Sherman wasugn^uated. Wllaat^Uht, fyr. Senator bn'f AengkWtc- scrihMc r fo.- the Pione IswHtskg^for an answer to his q April, understaud it r^'befote “d<-tehys" come ’ Mtbep^l, j_.__ _. _4a It f mt M-whiiiii sWatf5u Thc rwce pfmihkinj'wtndd Jan, hey cite, to aid faefe other. “ Ima the mother UtoSq (hechM 3S3ESE MMM •Tur IT.—with these wards t er put a package of De-Land ■kr«jWtW» te«*i ite "4 eased. Ever aftek this memor oortV'eaif, ditigy jmktry, artd’su iacuh vm unknown In this fa « 3fcK<^ ^CFo • ’Wl^id pj er the wfap IsViStj.apdW, many cuviaua p take t^B-ji^ky, “Whoae sale E«lipoX 4-Jfap wib^r i«'n>A«r re �bepub: M. Gswooar, SeperiatendMiAtoMihMie' Instrnctlon^tea appointed one oT^t ittto Tetohere'1'--*'-- *• • totnl outbe1 , . ’lad mIjVis ' j on -ftil no ^MMkuLafiK-Mwkwoilol ,^|tm<d iltoid Llud • Jw■4N®¥eF I J--'. " ■v s-Sfrc *• m m w: ab*siuot> »ti< । .--.nutnlqiu./j odd “1 tr >ir --------- rwe-i..i.ill .(MM ADVICE FREE New'$4A4l^oe.^i?ftn*iy o;h%* thjtd lliw -rTw-lalfc >WIui| liWdl ,... ■ ESTADLISDED 1854, ' r.l rlmm w-.-i L’jBdTB—raati 1 tirtstePf And devoted to the Cacoaor Medical Rcroaa; to (I nwn ,JUMP RECCMVKI) a m r ; >»» tMt hAVtuMMJtt -di floras Brnxsu.—Wc fcitrn from d;e j ?inwr khat thu Irem* fa‘ Al bridge. Sei,. । 4L * ,11m! aolxstqmu-j ^e!rmgfp„ .r' •»«. WajtfMlw*?, B»iaszax©B3Bfti ■;.7JStft'ggag!rTbnr> " -dT ..’el 9d‘<4 G&uJfla-H tti tMEruMq ; qa Wi obri.s !• i rbOCi «a thus g^rxtdnr-towwWiN to well Wlwfa aaito.GUg <A. .AWirfh"fapiwefakIPMhewfcpr.tMrfaHourf. sifo Uut.ilasUngg llousa. 'nr.n.,^,. bsnrtqxa rW Patriotsdt1 jutituak ati isiAj FALL AND WINTER cooSk LA('y££$fc>a,>na Vunfod W.tWgrtuHji STLEOatM AKOOrilhOKB r» contents, on Friday tot ;v! , !Raooa Yjiaf MtfCbeinUnK WE -Il B. Wightman and In A R E NOW ON HAND G.jRdWto<wi:Vave_bought oot Bailey As Bakers*.tin Mnrduare bumness. Tboy I -Wei toe-ai agr tVAjeiC*:*" . ' •sft’it’4A» ’to.tJdD1 ’PtfRimn »b<r ni.ooc retort toewFroyed b, ao^Me-. “ < ! ’"I*' l- COMYAiN NO RIXBKAU ^ - i ^mal cto^M, ; rfaa-MwU - ", HYemSIA .. jr edHx mwTrlnoc.-rfoatog, and in a rerr abort tiaaa, (That after all other uediciee* have prwred also fefjtit riue^tyqTUrngce business. They KMK*. ?-*l MlDfflON; ■ d|M iRFTLEQE. • ~ L>sJ: ; KUBWOMUl. 8 PFCUX.;jfWt.t3%. «#il under the tides of Wightman & Rob-, I SttQCMB tu ilium. Skvxrk Accmi:XT.—Hiram "Rogers, ID „ ■or 18 VTir* of age, and son of Widow no* left at tbe Drug 5£f! Rvgdcg, «J Cirkuu, was svverely if pot, Sm?*amTth^Twrnfl. DTI. FRANKLIN. , „„ ROGER SHERMAN, MASON. f.iall, injnr^ by the fhllini; »f, liml, ■ frtjrn’l triton Salur&ly Iftst, during thV * day, fr, brer the <^j^u<m* of na^afal all p*raona high »Tp«L QuiU.n forge picsx' of the ^.'D^cl^SVitlJ WWO^Bb) lie was treated by Drs. ILibcrlAand Upjohn, and >* a* comforta­ ble as could be expeded. A CoMPLtvtXNT.—The Pivatcr gives TEA. .COFFER,- SOO AB. SPMJKS; PEPPER, I ply, with advice and dircctiona for cure. Any for* PRUNES. fWB. RAHIMS, CODFISH; it its 1 to tbs Grocery Um, mcA '» I rflWwJ____________ ________ ...... , .A^o a great vanclir of tbo Notice I Kopd from this place to tion for^ ^‘wlMeiiASAito. . th. utlviltin,. ' ■„ 1 \v n J Bar',ri;od. «H thegood* ktidSera^i 6f« the agiAWAs oftlwW^ .reouret.outofiteWu.e i* the txtly thing suspicion*. A. W . Bai Bott wood and^rent, the Wh«totf-Uteht4 ‘ ’ ---------- 5 ' t•'K£2j^ST °F SoCTUB’X ley bos been appointed ('•ominissioucr for wiU bccuntinami m tbe old stood, by’, '. Mid Road. We would here correct the1 ,, .. .A R-J-ORAKT.- J • ...... GAG i.CLK,. ntMto^o thrtr R.-c„ n Kls—iprvreoii* toringseeounta afed SMowl and tote tbrtecn. the ■ . airmen t, that Hurry Gxmty due, wdl piiw*e call andaettle the **me. - ■>, ■Ptrd l.j 3r. (Unary. Iforry V I* _?Reprt*eD’ed” by Gsorsk . »,j -t ?w4n hag sir. burn dfcfo*t • li45Y'»-*ro glnd the Pionetr i iioffre.cdNhi* cedar, anil i laid toll-if-tejnlrl-g th.it3H*« fcr H>» Pi^tfr t For —i I rn^pwrerr™ IU 1. ^totto. y<W nppear iu prjot again. Your article ' I’YWlErxiA. Oi, »erl, three culenw, nod , l»l( ,». , ukwI't‘’&ASC. If ia© could (MMsibly make out what you J CUXbTH'itl^ ! ; , d ^ fWlidM1 vtni t\re g/dtlg to 'Tear ig- iKimnco- fieute tlin mid A <•( the masses," ..r ‘•cltfn’U fir minds ••( ilie rj«h vile dr- . . of a private nature. Pnca 25 eenta. The GenllCBcns Medical lomptBlon, And Priiate Adtirfr. E.-rMOOihlWr IMlcCMMtK, Urinary and Sexual Organa, xxv a wanxixo roica TOOM US, Ac. ♦" CuffPROMISE OF HENRY CLAY, Is 1B5A and extract* fron^Uig , . . l>«AJi»r to*r»dcM*ted binUwte tacttrfaw-hiwJi r>»lwM>sr».*ud tl<» pi'vr ia X«w Yuck nf.rfto dreadful cwnplaiiiu. which eorry tboMonfa-ai tlnvi^ipdi. i*> an uui.maiy gp*.«; Bo arid" Inilcd Ui cure all pk' tor * applied to bia. Jtour lief, and believing fl lu be a .thnuiau dgty- U*.f licit H>M-eabroad, a* nril.M *1 buAic, l» * Mud to lbw wborrquir,it,a(-wy af Prwri ituu» u»«l. fFice nf tLarg*), with direction*.! preparing aqd uylujc th* *«mc - .Um aiImj Diet.jlaUnu& A enldatfon, and Excprite fur A -Su-t, they will find three rriucdu-*, »»urc cptj.l in ... or.Urady JPny, oiaiy. . SPEEDS-OP ALEXANDER HAMILTON, are prepared lo sell al a small •/ /»—< M maoo^, advance Irons £u ! .80 Z I T S 3 II e lo utlqnal .71 h t*“W (ba Very tool brewotrod totboGrokradown they hunt di»ea»e through i <if ,be aratctu, and to cx» 1 a j a a t ^Tiurr?. jEnxiTaii qf Hie r*riou» parlic*, on tl.e tubjeel of Slavery, from 1119 to lp>1. It will al.o cvulain tbe Deed, Scou and otlwr ded‘»iot»» uf tlio Conrtv open tlie 1 Slave Queatkin, ll>e ffrrat ' । adracafing Monarchicalfiurernmeiil, alau Itonlao । ofGuyemmept, the Inaugural Atfdrcaa of Mash­ , ii'tfbh, Adaito, Jcff*r»>n, and Madivin, and Th* F.Wto .1* l.l IV - . V i -- nn ■■ A ImI... tECKlil¥ .KXllff U Mtv* Oeatal .dr tte ewivj.n .0 HDR3KY ,*egrwff ..eawe' .eeaiUnd .L'pua ,uur.»bfcltc» mu- co .owed all of the .1 CASS; - ,.t . :’.2 Fk'VEK A^AGUE,-.. luMtetlr1-- ■ ' “.'i fa bti^; miglit pnssibly deserve a comment, l inhm. ’ Tour aftiefc read, at atiaelcn as _ . i lir dt-gm.-i of the right of secession. We , . v ' ’. ... . _ Itavc shown it to rciumi friend*, rJsm* ।urate nt.wuil iu ReiAhiicnua, and they nll,bfiU<Lju,catling :L iacxplicaUc. Wo THE L kn­ WraWTEH. fi-JL .i ^';X^I!KlKSii<SS!K51TiiE iioisehold s.’iiigr*'"**1”’'* "• "»-*w aaiwiNE. and farm, . ROBERTS A STRIKER, iluniulliica A b6l. Jh>it<hn?cvllt*^nUe’?n.'ficate.l e»«r» Dr. Roback lay be applied to perwwally or by-|e«ler encUaigowe Ma«pfur-lU reply.' Wuwii \- .e^r--------- :------------------- - . . ■ , A^NEW ABTJCLH krZKotmckS Stomach Billrnu A new* a^Arikhtruf^otnMililc .nd Cordial for ivirff 1..!,^ MlbFS’fom.rti, »fld lor tbe prevenoa of billions eonpteiata incidtnl to the West­ IFB F1LEB AND P1ICKNIX BITTERS ?<•« F|"’ak of unless you »' ^ .Soi. tjldt tcmttMy can understand VltliAT’.S THE tcd'win aend for copy, a* It wifi eoat nothing, ihow HinnM apply before it I* too laic. T1 l,r**erlptlnttw arc n-cd by the mon eminent r sienna of London, Paris, dnd New York. Til wiahtvg them will plvtae tiiimu ■Wby DR. CH A MUERT.ATtf' d'tj-T/*P« H’illiatmbiirgh. New lor] .MATTER.” Jhir' HenDieralic vtlfttge cuteniporary allows a little oditorial apnea" in its last i*i£, (« r *o‘uw vcrj.mt ui>* to show how x, r^hl, hd K0a. nult h-uutolf-or rolber i —how big n fool he was made. *" drink t« Mafot dixriHaa »4 yiieiierc I^uatoite, it b>« ub equal. Try IL ' inj^hfll >**•?**£* to ell other Bitters. Try gbqaUcr NEVER Uow. K h reffit«*»»»[?«’. Tbe ten ,'W» t^ot!r> s fatrtt tjiMlfiaq ofaay kinttok, KNOWN disease and TO m? *; Tf^ Krm'ufa of'lbeae BIHcra. now fJiCU tks■ole property of Dr. Robaek^or gloated w:tbone ' , ieff thw)btn»l an4 twat Ciu’mri.i Medical I’ractiptlotoHWTMTlWrihd'tl l» •Lrt'ctjj ,FI*dica|c4ej TAIL pains, I powetiullOnic |pkkftt vt flia rtofi -nd bet to of J**T*fc p.nmn.pL tom, o..r .WJR,-*--® to* prfrackT last wjeck. designed as a bit of',h"’ we^ey tofde from our u»ti*l prsclicj thia*»wtopy,ot , ‘ ...... ... . • innttonff rtitn jrieatHlewnlc cwdiaffa nor fvfakfKl |.Ie**atitrY, and ■headed. "lioc.tL, detach- it ww rm itmii/t d« all that I. claimed for it : WZ CAp^yb^a4m<r>bi« wyrk A« iiicrlix tV.M.i Lfo-..nre .j- tl— -r»foi.. ‘ 'isnresndWcfWwMoreputation 6,rtbefartnfatff. ritert*-t*’’*w’lc- 1>|R.|A JriMn Ufa attain part i»f tbc article, . ,MrtW«nt sbrenntre for tnut, but ve M*e .ua.iueqipiHoiM.AMti u.w it, nu j”*•'«>■”2■<«««..m p:i>iw-H*-,qtTOt<rt M In n-bthfl to ihr' to rd3—Ul'torlxtA,. n..P< - geSSHU ------- -- ------------------ .dkc^UMl all,our sake, Philo, if yvubnve g.< a paatmar, stndy it a while, before j ' 8(1000 I CR OCKER Y! Of the-day. as-Mj'fts. Sl.a-tVtonP.n.Urar. order, Ute said cpS ‘tlii* oAlet tokw'wBe Raimer/ 5s Hawapaper Ha.tiU<».in tbe reawty MMa or teia ardre tip^, r: xcB£.’iNKs,'PAPKii. , 'n.H-WXCADUH. Ae,.^ 1 "bed iud Wh*wrthourjl^rTahiC^8f proroS^ : ci»n, Mu»to^liarefor-fa loroia all-pwrewn 8HATTEJLKD CON=T1TGTJQNS. »'!i u Loweror tlirr' may Have been' trifled with and abimed: that tbtbidtoofa wdfa’wfa to Itogthto Tail CACRESOON TO HEAL, FOR'TQR tWKCWX IXSTTrfr 09 TttR'EMbltel . ■ •. VT«a1»o keep on band a gfod,»**o{t*nrut ot- -, ST-A-TIOZSTEEV^T, ’’ ] PATENT MEDICINES Notice is Hereby Given. TlXM.m-) And Copkiug Ettracts, ’riCTiiuj of IftsO, the debate* in Congress In ls3l-'35-'3fi, n> ,».<>« UIS, ’ J.fVER COMPLAINT, utoMMoreitobreUU aad mcngU of Ifaeaufcwr. Tb“ JUX ffJLAJLEfF djalMijl gnUj.jtimulating pre^rtka. That ttoy -4Xtl.il GROCERIES jsisrr j'nnmjHiMj’r Senator Bhii.ry jt deserved compliment for his Oketiions in golting an appropria­ afo ^a0H8 OKA BTOOff MILLINERY, yataa TlieM medicine* ar* prepared in ocn on laia*Tvar, under tba care of able Chemiita, and are the moat reliable known to actence, including all )tba recent diacoveriet. To all addreaiing by latter, entwining fall nei;:^nc?ti!.-ft3rwrr?ci.»r:' GROCERIES I.OWNDER, and It. abari, aR U.aAenuni of the R*i <dntioewry ' D-wlKRR.lh te*m.«^ time*, renowned alike fortheir patroitiae., stole*tn*n*liip and virtue*. Il w iti include die HISTORY OF THE ORDINANCE OF IToT. r.lt:-; ■ "Byfmg FogCf> Eg,, • •' the greet Congrcajirnaf compiler— the onhr rnttobtio aneo-jut ol dau kunoM. Ordinance'<ter atsi.'Vir >srt 1 .L-- akuM rm tfoj Wk port of M* head u« broken in. Ubiwaxt *xt> Hmit Oacuai, from what­ ever ctuae ur of irhaUvar nature. Our object will be to give Joy to the afEicUd by effecting ia all eaaea a »t»eedy cure. Ourynja fa. to charge nothing for advice and iCctux LIVmfiSTQX, IIT A LTB. ,rrs pleasures, 6i«o*y*tLa jiad. Co., N. J„ 1' ' Jotrtsry tStJi. !’»o,’ f‘ to Dr HERRICK We arc convinced that there are many parent* /■'“wz5"-' * Co.—GaHHetntni— . -of »crufu!»u>,coion tup tivr, and diaeaaad condition f ■ j-*?. \ ’Ah°’ T*“r W»। Fllowhom a nwmereusoffspring only bring* auffier. f._ .’■"'T “gept calfaJMA- . ,10g and poverty. T» aueh we would aay write, | and wt will aend »uu infonnalion ol a Mire, welli tested, and ncrcr-failing^AAaxTiva. with Wi will mail rasa, to any one applying for it. ' , Mt .' TEMI'ERANiE. l» WMftoH’i. fofsdle Ly 111! of Dr. RubMk'*FecR&W Cwcianati Iu any quantity-, «i Hfo ToiE If. i* |qit up in Quart Dofit(k si'C jdui ill* MfEYr is one ouxea 'a»e*. IIMTadK. tanplPHSSt ILn?bkwei ar, be pecked ud unt to BJrtnU Fricc W pw JBoUle, or ait for RS. ma noeaei principel office and »el/- rMtna, No- » K*»t rAbKsMFt Fourth at., id building from Mala .trvet, Cincin- FLOES? *•. di<rucc'U« •cribbUnge <S g six-ycar old. T^e -------- * •*-Reimer. Middleville. M. C. SwIR, n<i . t i. ^* a^erehai.t* gea.< .prei-tp Qcsigh of this garbling, was- to make our Jangnnge convey.a meaning ' nctow inleudtid. by tis, and which, in its I rorrtriiclloh, It'Wduld never ouuvey. j wlu<^'>f<)iRri.Rc'vcr yetJud oocaaion to traxn. as« S.CJ-A Tier ,0. YOU WANT WiflSKERSI TM ■ra^rtrimd represents as ns finding fault wi& our Hepreeentative; a thing DO YOU WANT \YJi,l8KEBS.’:; DO YOU WANT AM^5TACDEt j| dw* Wg sffnjlT ir.tcpded, as g bit of nadrmlau fr«yn»G k/ffioRti DO TOP -WAN^'A MUStACfljifJ pleasantry, U> forushadjw the dlfltenhies <^f,our,C«ugrcivsinati. and tke fljdaj>|lo1Ainn'nt rfiiri rag^ of defeated .•I'pir.incs for •tour- Portrifficr," and their ' fiietgU •. r.hioug wbi*m we dsM the con- । terrtJrtiMe^scribbler for the Pibnetf. He alwaukg'for an anewer to his queetforts, TLuiilliMiliil Wfli p*l^iiT*iTn *iiiiiiinrMgaT* lbeciti«n.rfl*n»WMMU«ii*ni .bey tore and fe.lwve htonpad to give it above; obtained th* Agency, tor and.arRnpw enabled to understand It now, ho wiVA-'beMvd •jdng^day^' come ’round.— tse STiattirtiic bTCCEirr, LLE. it.—With P'scuh were unknown In this family, but pawy; lh® <2f br$a4 a.’prcad pytr ibe wbple acbool and led. WN cuviDug people to make the, inquiry, ‘ Whoa© aaleratua do ptacbmcdLfrom «n*t froeFrw awd.toart; i-ebfwn, snd'W«*r.mfoJ.U wWmaia by lbs nmnbfiioiariraiat Fairport, Haa«» to ad .Ju pq-, N. Ym awdby thrgroMrs jR4ht«S«k g »nd village* through*** tU asmtry. Er’^ wetohjr £%»bcr wet now » Sfe'. sriiWchifixrtttd' BAixeaY’ ;:'J ia prep*red by Dr C. P. Bauuai*a.aBneHtonfii these words the stran­ phyeiciab t>f-Uodes, siri.ls warmated to brfgf ' owl a thick aei of. , , . II ."• r J ger put a package of De Land <fc Co.’« winsms or ▲ mustacde ... &ienfa: fa> ku«-, tot «* tor in from lhcec*o«x week*. Tito artol* is Rto i peaped.^ Ever aftefr this memorable da^, poortlead, dingy pahlry, nnd'atilphurous Tor el kv, Trtlyjtiwni' m ,vii«t 0. CKHjj ' Tba diwovery of coating a plti'rettbaagMr era- I. ItMlad with Dr. Herricks AiLulhera are ooonter fci£ jurUjf ured WrOT|^gTOrajreg|toaUl;> Tbe-JJ®: and Cbaeptot Homelkdd-IU.-i*< >- tri ( S.ify in.the• World.' :• nm > n /’ liisittttrtriftifd'PlaitrtV dni type; MeUtPCOty] Mirror AffitJlWy] brotyj I lAXmioon. HpW Jdtoti-iWdrt'- insTohEb ■*. muaw«Bi(La'«.aM*-x>rii*i.i.'/i *1™ NATURE, TREATMENT, ASP RADIw4bJct?E or-RHmiiaioraforjk, <wHomi- �cy; Acmasa «■ «• «sd» Magazine, bedbugs arc an American in­ vention, and have been exported from ihtofioantrr to all parts of Europe « cepiifogIreland, wterTa bedbug is Mver to be found. Tbe insect made its sppearance in England as early es 1W8, CURE £ LAICS AID HAUTiriL R. J. GRANT. They art calirsly rentable In their aoaiposittea, and maybe taken et all times with perfect safely without snaking any change of diet, aadM> sforaee ft nay tUtagntakU CmM rvsdrra it M»r to edmim'i f<tr Utm to ckildrta. BEWARE OF CUI NTERFEITSI ON LOW PRICES BOOTS AID SHOES, etc., ’ The gvaaiae bars fire ■ignalurea of Henry C. 8paldinCo<> each box 1 Sold by Druggists and ail other Dealers in Med- Come and See !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED PRICE 23 CENTS. CEPHALIC PILLS, DRESS GOODS WILL cAxviKCK AU. WtlOSCTFgR KROM SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. We hare pile* of 8 II E E T I N GS. CLOTHS. DI APER, TABLE TOW EUNG, and all kinds of domestic good*; BROAD I hrrr trfed yonr Ccpoalie PiUa, and /lilt Atm aoonii that I want you to tend ma two dollars worth mora Part oftbsae are for tbe neighbors, to whom I ger- a few ou< !rom tbe first box 1 got from yen. Send the I'tile by malt, and oblige Your ob't Servant, JAME3 KENNEDY- also Drillings, Den itna, F. & M. Canimem, TWEEDS, and every kind of GOODS for Men and Boys’ Clothing which EXCEEDtMGK.T WW MUCKS. Bartfcrd,P».. Fab. 6, INI. CANT BE BEAT. W8 & SHIM®, GROCERIES GOODS; alm Rseiery, .vary afoto affiteraa sad Mitts, Bawwtts, iRlbbaas, fem Trimmings. rte. Belle Vet non, Okie, Jan. IS, INL lirtcrr C.Bpauomc, Eaq. PteaM flud incloaeu iwenty-8re ctote.fsr which •end me another box of row Cephalic Pilla. Tfes ■err fraty (At hn /SUi J kart frtr trial. Direct A. HTOVER. P. M. Belto Vernon, Wyasdelte Co., 0. UoeedT Mata., Dee. II. I860. H. C. Srsunxs. Esq. 1 wish for some cite tian or large show bOla. to bnhgyour Ceybalic Pills morr pertieulrrlr hafort any Ciutotsera. Ji you Ear c any thing of ths kiaC ------ -Mot In— Oar asaarimcet at Tates awd Packet Otetery, SILVER RPOOMR, Pert M—.few itana. Yankee Xrttewo. aadt teptegaaanl la fall sad himself to death. HARD-WARE! AND Reyttaldsburgh. Franklin Co., Ohio, 1 ■ J senary«, |H1. f DRY GOODS! •criplion Stacks of Principal Office, 13 CeAarSL, X. y. MOTTS PILLS J IRON. men is skeeree and wceincn is plenty .and like a keerful shepherd began to increase my-fluct. Weemeu heard of us and our hivin’ ways, and jthey kenl a pourin’ in. They come from tbo North, and they come from the South, ibey come from tho East, and they conic from the West, they come from Europe, th.-j i >ir,c from Al­ abey, u*l few of ’em from Afrikey, and from bein’ the miserable owner of the old yoe. I become the joyful shepherd nf a mighty flock, with a right smart spruink* lin’ of lambs, frisker and fatter than any­ body rise’s, and I’ve stdl got room for a tried, it lias j-roved abaoleteb curative te embrf tbe fallowing complaints, vte ; . lu DebiHtr, NervMa Affect low., Em. elation. Dyapepsta. Constipattow, Dian* be*. Djsenten, Incipient ('•nsomplmo, Mcrofulcu. Tnibereuloals, Holt Kteaaa, MisnaeaatruatioM, White*. Chlwre-is, Us­ er Complaint*, Chronic Headaetea, Rheumatism, Intermittent Fertra, Ac. In cases vf General Debitor, whether Ibe r»enlt of acai* 4>an»e. or at th* eooliaued teniaulioa of ucri ous and luiueular energy from threeic com)R*in!v. one trial of tl.a rvstoraiire be* “As I aaid afore, Pin not talkin per­ tickler for my benefit, but for y oom—► fur men is skcerce and weemen ia plenty. I’d a Icetie rather you’d go nlongwitb mo than not, pertickler ynu (atone with tbe caliker sun-bunnet. Doni’ hesitate, but take iho chance while you ean gel it, and I’ll make you the bell-yon of tbe flock.— ’ I’ll lead you through green pastures and high grass; abow you where you may caper in tho sunshine, and lay down in I pleasant place-; and, ns you are in prettv good condition already, in course of I lot alid>> so lung Led jiduti. aa lo bare tecawe forgot ten <u 1be«r nws netehborbeode. here w<denly re appeared iu the busy world «> K jert returned from pr< trueted irkte! tn a dbtast luA Some vary signal luetaam of Hits kbtd a«v iwv ed of Female mllerera. emaciated riettair*.' epparent roerssnittt. > '■ • ebsi'gca. and that Cn-UVCDVIS without ever bviai • c»tn« pa»F>tte*. or iaffietteg a duaptsxWc sruMtiso. It te this tettsc propeny. *D«nf others, eUA mskrs it w reinerkeMv dtoctmJ »u4 psrsnswt remedy for Pile*. ut>ou whl. h it; sire »ppes-i »• cxvrt * dtetiuct so4 »pecific ostten, by <:i| iia>C tbe tendrney wbith forms item, 1* Dyspepsia, insumrrablc as are its rsssM,* aitelc box at tbuaa CUalvteata Fills, has efU* snfired for tte must habit ual naes, isctediag lbs at lemtenl Cuaiirenw*. ., la uactecked Diarmra. rrm when artvaswd t» ISAAC C MOTT, Dysentery, coot nurd, emaciating, aad •[-parrel ly umfocnaat. ths effects hare teen equally tecw­ know receiving from Now York and ire and utotiiahinx. Ik. .J .n,l ■ IrMrtk BuaU>n, hia full stock <>f for men Is skccrce and woemen te plenty.” The appeal wm irresistible. At the IsstBceount “the fat woman with tbe cali­ ker aun-bunnet had jiued In," and two or three others wars on tbe fence, with a de­ cided leaning toward lha “Keerful Step­ herd” Tits Mocxnro Btan.— Our mocking bird baa always been an object of peclior interest to traveler*. One of these,nearly eighty years ago, describing one of them in New Jersey, says : “ He baa no song, and consequently sentiment peculiar to himself; ho counterfeits iu the evening what bn haa heard in the day. Has he the lark or tbe thrush, It hi tbe lark or the thrush you bear. Have some work­ men been employed in tho woods, or has he been near the bouse, be will sing pre­ cisely aa they do. If they are Scotchmen, he will repeat you the air of aome gentle and plaintive tele; If they are Germans, you will discover the clumsy gayciy of a Swabian or Alsatian. Sometimes he cr.es like a child, al others be laughs like a Groceries! ! Conehtlng hi part of Mohsws and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Coffe, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Smiff, Salt and Water Limn, , Soaps, Snlcratus, Cassia, Pepper and '■ Ale-Mbe largest etnek oi KtrMlite ~—.......... twto^r SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! OCR GOODS “t •k— has a full and complete aaMrtmrnt of Orn8«» .^Rints, Oils, Burning Flu­ id, and Camphane. Tax Lskgxjtt of iu. Flowxrs.—The largest flower In the world, yet dfooovcr­ ed, t* from tbe bland of Jar*, and te called the A*/eria AmoUi. The bl.w- KCOXOMY! DWATCffi! WT “A Srrat nrTxsa Sire. Item.”UH tw vi i« ivtvp-.ms niKim dv Irtyanr prcjpdtcet, or the prrmdira of olbtn. aland between yea and your aufferinr chiW thr rvfiiTthat will beaerv—vea, abrohrteh mt*_ lo follow I be UMtJ thia medlcior. if tiix^h FcH dinx-tiona for u.irg will ■reoninanr efeb ba<. tte. None geusine sale** । ba'fatal mJ, CURTIN A CAI.KI5B.Xew York. i. ea tbsU? Vv'yld””’”’ 80,4 bj **"*«’•“ ,krou«kortU« D time you shall be the fattest of tbc Pock. I Jinn in, jine tn, jine my train; jinn it now, | Sick Headache. (u»sal!r feeling tere days.) we eured cf sa artacE ta tmar Ay pour I'ilit, were R22"“"M'rSh-“>- AYER’S CMMud Extract of Samparilte, the meet effectual rernedv wh-eh the medical akiU at oar timce am de'vtee for this every,, where wevsiliagand fatal matedr. It is «mbbead tern tbs most active rrmcdiala that have bee* discovered for the exp urgstion of thi» (Jul dfeardw from tbe blood, and the reecue of ths . .------ cotMequmcti. yed for tbe cure of those sther affoe- “When I first landed on the shores of] the Great Salt Lake, I wasn’t rich In i weemen, 1 had but one poor old yuc, but! C L O T H 8, plain sod fancy CASS1MERE8, Linen tteU.adn«frtl rirtore. 1 matter, "what we ta khow,” a rieuce, ami pledfr oer rcputali i meat at what we tere deetere. in.tanec where Ihvinfeat is sufferme f-wn sod exhaustfoo, relief will te-foutd in tfure7 twenty twfnotes after the srrop )■ admin slow Tbte valuableprep*ratl.»u it the prearripun at one of tte most experienced and ’•.iJlaf.., ae. in New Eotl*nd.*nd ba. tee. a>-4 Why, exactly as she robs his pockets j now-a-dtiya of his loose change—alt,- took advantage of him when he was asleep. “But as woman- te more tender than man, so te man more forgiviner that wo­ man, therefore I won’t sav anything more about I he aide-bone, or the snudl change, but invite you all to jine my train, for I’m a big shepherd out our way, and fere sumptuously every day ou purple and fine linin. HEADACHE, SHIRTINGS, STRIPES, A preacher, whose text lad Ho to speak of the pruphrt Jonah, remarked in­ cidentally : -1 m of the opinion that Jonah was an old man, neither smoking nor chewing, for the fact that the fish retained him so long in his stomach. If tbe fish had swallowed the bouse we are worship-, ping in, he would, bodoubt, have puked THE GREAT HEALER OF MANK15D 1 1 side bone of a ttirkey—the tondcrcst part of him. Therefore, as a woman has three Herrick’s Sagar (eated Pills! aide bones and a man only one, of course THE lTfl9LE WORLD EXITED! ; she is three times as fonder as a num is, । PEOPLE, THIN KI and is In duly bound lo repay that ten. | BICK dernees of which ’he robbed him. And ' j bow dial she rob bim of his aide bone?— Comprises all tke latent stytes at R1LKB. Chillies, brilliants, lawns. Baragsa, FRXXCH MUSLIMS. and al! ether kinds that eaa be asm- TeMhlmg, W« hare put up and sold tbte aptiel* for ovM woman too much to do, but set each one to work smoothln’ some pertickler pint ‘‘Don’t think I’m over anxious for you to jine us, for I aint I’m nut speaking fur my good, but for youru; for men is skeerce and weemcn is plenty. “I am going to write a book on popular -J said that woman was tenderer than i ignorance,-' said a conceited yottng man man, but you needn’t feel stuck up about to Brown. “ I know of no one,” said tbe it, for sbe ought to be; she was made so latter, “more competent to prepare such a purpose. But how was she made no ? a work." Where did she git It from! Why, she was created out of the side bone of a man, t ,w rucecxr.rACTnr.orim *c* . and tbe side bone of a man is like tho ^A^box will ba scat by mail prepaid oa raeetet SPALDING’S For Cfoildbrem by ooftanta* lb* gunw, redaSteg.il will altey .E paia at* spmjmIc acnoT^L aura ’ “ TO RROULATK THR BOWELS. Depend apoa II, u>ott*re, it a)u give raw i. youreelvea, and " RELIEF A5D HEALTH 1*0 TOUR IXFa^J. "Men isskeeroe and weemen te plasty.'’ “Brotbsrn ‘and S'tstern—pertickler the SisLcm: J want to say a few words to ) ou about Mormonism—nut for my own sake, but for youru/or mm it decree asci weemen u “Mormonism is bailt on that high, old principle which sex that it ainl good for man to bo - alnoo, and a mights sight worse for wotnau. Therefore, if a man feds good with a little company, a good deal of it ought to make him feel an aw­ ful sight better. “Im first principle of Mormanism la, that woman air a good thing, and tbe sec­ ond principle is, that you can’t have too much of a good thing. Women is ten­ derer thin man, nud is necessary to smooth down the roughness of bis-charsclcr, and as man has a good many rough pinta in bis natur, he pughln’l,to give one DRY GOODS W* aa a Eaattirr, improving tba spyteD*. tginag rear and vi-or lo th* rltgeettva organa, and reetors»<ur*l elasticity and strength of th* whole 'The* CEPHALIC PILLS are th. remit at long iuvestfoatisa and carefully conducted expar­ inmate, having been in use many years, daring «Ti?b time Ibey bare prevented and relierad a vast amount of para and aofferiog from Headache —1_ .l- SOOTHING SYRUP, couple of wjvM, bat deeming bis flock too small to start Salt Lakeward with, held forth as follows to an adinirfog audianoC pi^IMrs over ths o4flk with a view to the completeness of bis domestic ftlicily. Hie text was: NervousHeadache CURE !3W aoms measure on an average, two feet iu diameter. We Americans are wont to think a good honest Sun-Flower large s: enough, but this exceeds iu And yet, to ! eay, the seeds from which thia mammulb I flower are grown, are no small that a , magnifying glass te needful to mnko them yyt_lnir_.yu^,Ofc<, clearly visible. In a climate like ocra, they coaM be raised only in a hot-houae. Who can tell aa the name of tbc saurf&al flower ia tbe world ? Oil Lwaspa! ** of wbid> Will be Sold At prices that cannot foil to •»H purcbasent. ’ Particular attendee paid to filling or■•r* frnm Tlaai'.t.na —f j-i. — . > New Barry Mill, 18 now in successful operation, reed; lo do any amount of custom worx. in aa good order and as prompt M *•? other Mill’in Barry, or any other county. IL.ving secured tbe services of * First Bate MILLEB, ud aar »dl Wo, Mt « lb> aaprorad yUa, lajriku- «Ub a «•“ Smatur— wa an ynfa—d ta *> *• fillrj. XW UMrfwork. Hmm (hr,••••■IL � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-04-03.pdf a538c19ebb5268a6046de347b68f2306 PDF Text Text - .J REPUBLICAN BANN Tssriy Mrartlstrs *»» BL AM KM *f «K eimrtani.’y „„ Xa<,rf. gaitiujs’ JJusiatss Jirrrtorj. VOL. 5 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1861. NO NO! ■ It is not true, that the DRUG STORE!!! NORMAN BAILEY, Minwm. nAwarnw Diimar and terror to oar hcarthalooca brls lingT CAN BE CNDERSOLD!! EALER in every variety of dry g r»c». crockery, hardware, ready-i D No! Never!! P. H. A J. RUSSELL, Roberts &. Striker, BAILEY A BAKER, —11AVK— JUIT KECriVF.D a new and most complete awnrtment of DRUGS AXDXIEDICINER, Ma^Ctaewiicals, Faisals, Oils, Ca 3 pheae, Burning Fluid, HOLESALE and retail de. facturer of leather, find W TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. 1ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPO8ES.ONLY_B2 She e'er our country roll a tide of D. C. HAWLEY, But ^nag hi, opinion all due credit, GROCERIES! ROBERTS A STRIKER, TEA, COFFEE. 8U0AR. SPICtS. PEPPER, PBTXES. FIGS, RABINS. CODFISH; Striiiiig to<jutneh tin, ragtag, wartikodrouth? N-r—Sbraih th. .Word, lb. bayonet unfoi^n, From tho drep-lhroated cannon draw Um chargo; W. PARKER, / WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceriea VI road l‘rt>»itioua. 1’urk, Lard, Duller, aud CH &2 EB? □’■EBTZJSJXBU Mastix. April 3. IBM. And Cooking Extracts, for rut mpicul nxxxnr or tux ladies. (f hotre glisttllang. WILLIAM BURGHER, HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will practice Mtduko, in Uaatingt and vrotnlty- P D A&EL CQOK, the MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY xnd rounrolor si ta«. Solicitor io Ctanesn, General taod and T.x ACoat- A U*^Z^>Ua®ni«M’.btoek. Thrilling Incident in the Life of Daniel Boone. VELUI’ES, CARIOJ, Ao.. A. E. BONSTEEL, _ J. M. RUSSELL. IL P. CHERRY, lily. ItesMcsee, John,town. Blanks kept always on band. History, however, true to the main f facts, but imperfectly records* many of the must thrilling episodes of the days that it • "one and post. Among th® nu, lucruus incidents which historians dispose , , of in & paragraph or two is the one that We would respretfiitljr ai intend to fwii •' »• !'> ju’tico to the gallant Buuoe s«js rf Usstogs and .icinil uthnpucin I vie endeavored to wurk up tho fact in a .cal! sad Judge j furm that wi|i prove more grsphi8 and for yourxclvM. W« intend I interesting ..... to lit* trroi.t tnuav ..I readers. roA/loro the great mass of With this brief introduction wo com­ mence our sketch: “Injuns! Injuns! Injuns!” Ibis wis the oiuinoua crjr that loudly I altralion will b. ptal to COMl'OUXDyutttaf tin FRESCHIPT1UXS; and any and rapidly paused from mouth to mouth, :ba*iog uiediriuv. of u. can rely upoa one day in tho early limes among tho scltk-rs.at Bryant's Station in Kentucky. Mon, women, and children lifted up their voices in land alarm. ROBERTS A STRIKER. For a few moments there was a scene Hsmxcs Ma sen 6, 1661. of noiso and confusion, and then every --------------------------------- ---------------------------------- — innI1 man gmi and |, buy My within uie the stockade was al at T)mi*n Halaatri, a Bn* trilela for ToIlM porno- . his post ready for fur the struggle. A M. for ci..i.u>n lb. imUi removing fr»<kie» i Meanwhile the Indians had come up I U., .L. tor | iu,ruuu(1^ ,t, Wbooplmt U.5 'CASE .KETBAiP, JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and Surgvw®. Dwclltagoo Bread­ way, wear the Cenrt Houac. । yelling like very devils, the painted ear*I ges instantly opened the attack. J. M. NEVINS, ' A galling fire from the stockade immediotcly followed, and the redskins acatSboulder Eracw, a xuporiar article for rate by ; tercd in all directions. «•*»■ “Huzza I" shouted tta bcl augured pio­ 8. C. PRINDLE, P PROBATE. Notary Public. Gen- po YOU WANT WHISKERS? DO YOU WANT WHISKERS! DANIEL STRIKER, DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! IOUNTY CLERK, Notary Public, asd General DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! BELLISGHATS OLIVER E. EVERTS, T PHILLIPS, Uxnaa Suixin and Jailor. CELEBRATED STIMULATING ONGUENT, For Use Whiskers and Hair. 8. H. COOK, tbc ettix«>* of the United Stalca, thsi they bar. obtataad th. Agency for sod are now enabled to lOUNTY TBKASVRER. Offleo in th. Court TIE 8TIHCLAT1HG ON99EXT phy^cia. of Lendos. s®4 is warrwited to bring out a thick srtof WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE Courts sf this Slate. OMra iaita Cosrt'HaoM. HARMON SMITH, IIRCTHT CODRT COMXIJSSIOKCR. Atteroev ~ -Stater, ia Mi to* Omrtx □! Midi. Ala®. Natsry l abile. P. H. RUMELL, tidewthe touted States,* BTlUMUKa brave,but very hot-headed and Impulsive man. “Hear what I’ve gat to nay,” quietly responded Boone, “an’ then'decide the matter youraelvcs. I am coot, ah’ I’m sorry to nay that’s what you are not.— Why U this ery of war aad bloodshed rtojteg HASTINGS WAEALERSin all kind.of JLJ crotkor. kt. But. »L,, ©riginal ^ortrn. neers in ringing tones. The redskins answered with a yell of defiance, but did not renew tta attack.— On the contrary, they took to their heeis, and precipitately fled iuto the depths of the forest. "Pursue them! pursue them! pursue them!” was then tta cry of the settlor*. "Stop men, stop !” cried Boone. “Pur­ suit under sich circumstances would be tbe w ust step ye could take. Follow my advice nn’ stay where ye are at present?* At the moment, however, the fieryhearted pioneer* were too intensely exci­ ted to take anybody’s advice, even Boone’s, who al most times was an oracle to them. S;iil they cried aloud to pur­ sue the Indians, and finally one hendred and eighty men. madly thirsting fur tta blood of tta redskins, started on the trail, Lending tbeir steps toward Blue Lick*, in which direction the savages had just re- treated. “Wal.ff the fixds will go I’ll not deeart ’em, though I march to any death!" mut­ tered Boone between his teeth. ‘•’Tlsn’t often they won’t take my advice, bullhar blood's up now, an’ they'll not listen to anything but lheir own hat paseiooa.— Come Israel 1” hu added, beckoning to a fine locking young man who was stand­ ing near by ; “come my boy wt go along with tiro rest of ’em, though It’* a fool * errand we’ra all goin' on. It ahall never be said, however, that wo held tack when our services were needed." ’“Wherever y to follow!” res: he threw Li* rii ty lb® pursuers tarried along until they cam® to the bar*- “* - --------------1 *“ ther than their B Major Hugh McGary, of Hsrrodstarg, a Suddenly a k>ud aiunning report smote upon the air, and half the oculars went down beneath a terrible fire from some NO. 48 TKXYEMANCE. l. Thstody way to make a vlav® un­ The expcctalkm Is abroad that an era der the. Hebrew Commonwealth was br purchate. “Of the heathen roond about < shsll ye buy,*' etc. Levirtcus »rr 44. ,restoration la approaching. Not only ar® broke forth tiro vouna red«fcic» iu over­ 2 T6 obtain a bondman by kidntpphtg whelming number*. Full fovr hundred or slealrag was death. “He that steslvth 1lb® friends of Temperance looking oat a mon.” etc., “shall surely bo pul to ' i aequenlly appeared. J . . those devoted to Intemperance are antiddeath." Exodus xxi 16, Boon® was right. , 3. A slave could nut be told under the ।paling it. Then let the friend® of Truth, Yell*, shr.ek«, and shouts of every de Hebrew law*. There I* no evidence that »Temperance, Liberty, and joy. betake iMripliun now filled the air. n Hebrew ever sold a slave. There wo* “1 knuwed it! cuuldnlt a knotted It uo blare-mart or aucliun-bluck iu Pales­ better if somebody tad laid me ex­ glorious work assigned them. Io the great tine. I claimed Boon® at the first sound uf attack. < 4. A runaway slave could not be re <and noLie enlerprnro of Temperance, to “Now, boyhe ndded turning to bis eon, turned. "Thou stall nut deliver unto bls ,rescue the citizen* of Hastings from the 1“It’s fight bard fur our lives if ever sc master." etc. Deut. xxiii 15. chains of <so grievous a captivity—a resdid. Thar's no hop© u' heatin' off sich, a 5. Tiro Hebrew oude secured total toraliun of peace, joy, and liberty. Here Crty ns.lhat, >u every man must do his emancipation nt certain peri-ds ; lor He- ' it to *sC3|>e the massacre. We can do brew servants ererr MsesfA year—Exo- ।there should be no jealousy bat that wbicb nolliing in such a situation bat to nave dus kxi. 2; Deut. xv. 12; Jeremiah provokes unto good works; no rivaly out selves, and ’tbuut tho Lordsjtilb us xxxiv. 14; and for all slaves every fifti- but that which seeks to reclaim our fel we slian’l do that.’’ ’ cth year : “Liberty thntugboul all tta Meantime the deluded ploneera were land’ unto all the Inhabitants thereof, • lows fiom the awful perdition ®f btemperance; and until such a spirit prevail® madly fighting for our lives—fighting as • • yc stall return every man unto only such men in such a situation ouuld his own possession," eta In Lcritieu* xxv among u«, until such harmonious netioa : fight A fiercer, bloodier battle, the an‘ 10. 11. This was statue law, and set a characterizes otfr" movements. Whan nab country do ale of Of our country <J0 not record. ncora. It it was • - • 7 , „ .■ < i____ ..“LI. » d».rv.r«finn on* the ik- pert u< th. limit...to the :word ."lorever, in Leviticus stall the day of Millennium blessedness a desperation desperation th® whitM white*, on the jnrt tf the whites, xxv, 46, just ;Uit us us the the same same word word wIron wbep anap­ and Temperance dawn upon this place 1 and in thut dark and bloody hour, every­ plied to the Hebrew servant—Exodus xxi as idol” responded Boone. “1 tell ye,” man proved biaxtelf » licro. Still, the 0-U«as limited by the stvenxb-ycar What a weight of responsibility is reeling he earnestly added, “thar wyr more hid­ Indians outnumbered tho, pioneers, find upon the friends of Temperance. And emancipation law. den behtai that spu.: .nt the foot than had too much ihc advantage of, them in 61 All slaves, under the Hebrew cod® shall they be wanting in cffwta to diffuse the start. ' ' your bead* seem to ’tnsgine." bad a large amount of lime to themselves, the blessings which we so universally en­ “What d’ye mean by that T* eagerly Bonne and his ann Israel, escaped the reckoning every seventh day, and every May the time demanded many vuieea. first destructive fire, but were set upon seventh year, and ,lb® national fealivols joy and highly prize t “1 mean thia," unbcaitntinely responded by tbrnau-age red men too quickly to ad­ and rcliiiinus leasts, they tad about 23 ’ Boone. “Them Injuns wouldn't a run off mit of escape. Forced to tight for their years in fifty of cessation from labor. t as If the advancement of Temperance wa* artcr the fust fire, If they hadn’t a tad lives however, they laid about them like The*® provisbin*, restrictions and lim­ their best and almost only work. And * some object In view ; an* 1 tell ye that Ilona. itations, all belong to “Gud’a Higher when that lime shall have come, how dif­ At length, by some means. Israel be­ object wur"-------taw.” tat them be adopted mlo the The Car-seeing pioneer hesitated a mo- came separated from his fnttar, aud the ferent a story will the traveler toll whew Southern alavc-ende. nient, os if to give better effect to liis famoGR pioneer was so b isily engaged Nu slave stolen ; ttat would, end the he shall Murn from hie wanderings over defending hi* own life that for a while-he words. Pi reign trade, wliicb is a system of ktd- our land. What luts been dark and drea­ “What T" loudly demar.dcd a hundred did not notice it. nspuinc and violence. ry in our past history will be bright and “Father, fttlicr!" at length struck like voices, N« slave sold; that would end tta in­ “To draw you arter them an’ into an a knell up-m bis ears. ter-Stale trade. “H®re. tare.!** ah-wted tack Boone, ambush." Nt> fugitive slave returned ; that wo’d A moment’* deep silence followed this turning in the direction yf the sound, and open a passage to freedom, and wind up found : That this is a tillage where Tem­ announcement, and many of the settler* just iu time to sc® hissonfsll beneath the the quarrel about personal liberty laws. perance reigns triumphant. M. . began to show signs of siding with Boone. powerful blows ol three or four stalwart Total emancipation once tn fifty years; •‘Already,’’ oonlit.ued the pioneer, im­ savages. that would make it a difficult matter to Veer Much Aurb.—An Irishman hr pressively, “we may find our way cut off •‘Help! help! help!” cried the brave start anew. Four ar five such chasms in Rhode Islaud uaa about marrying a girl if wo attempt to retrace our step*; but, youth as he sank to the ground. our slave history with neither foreign or who tad a preUy autn of money. Now Still tiro bl<x?dy battle went on, but tiro nevertheless, the best thing we can do, is home traffic, would have treated a Ire to git tack agin ns soon aa possible. We main portion of the oomtatants were now wendou* cMi for free labor all through ar'u'l in a condition to most the lujuu* In' much farther removed from the point oc­ the South. would etarge S«5 for performing the open battle, ’specially if they ootno on us cupied by Boone, his sun, nud a few oth­ And, lastly, a third or more of holiday in any force, aa I think they nre likely to ers, than at the beginning of the struggle. lime to ail the oppressed, while awaitlna marriage rerem “its rather high, your reverence, said do now. At any moment Gen. Logan From the commencement, Buono and Is­ the jubilee. may arrive (h® was hourly expected) and rael, and those who had happened nearest Sarh wns God’s method with slavery in the tatter. “Then 1*11 out marry ymij* replied the then we shall be bolter prepared U> meet them, tad been tacking off in uM direr tta Hebrew Commonwealth. Every our common enemy. A* it la, this ad­ lion, and tho rest nl the settlers in anoth­ law, prov isioo. and restriction looked to priest. Only a smaltparty of the redskins, “Vety well your reverence; I’ll go to venture is madness, and if y® ar'n’t lost er. tbe'erih'ar/foa of the system. Aad it was to all reason, follow roe bnek to the set­ comparatively speaking, were engaged in extioguished. 'Itae was but Httlo of it some other priest." the attack upon the great pioneer and the “1 will rxcuiutuunicnle you’’ tlements." in the time of the propliela. What little “And 1 call upon you who are not little band around him, the balance being there was. was terribly denounced, and “I eau to another churab.” “Then 11! not let tiro girl have yon." cowards to follow mo!" quickly ahouted occupied where the bloody fight was the when‘Christ came not a vestige nf the lb® hot-headed and imprudent Major.— Shldteit. . . ’“There’s plenty of uUrora.your ggefiTf Imrtarou* system remained in Palestine. On hearing liis'auti .cry fortalpjmd the “We are one hundred and eighty strong, Them U no evidence that Christ ever saw cnee; a»d 1’ve.Vcvu thinking, your raver, and or.o hundred and eighty bravo Ken­ words preced' d the young man’s fall but a slave or slaveholder.— B'alcAtnan and t-uce; the ehurebea ami girls ar® very tuckians are good for twice that number a moment. Buotic tittered a great about Rfjltflor. ' _ of whooping redskins, at least, and there nod with renewed powers rushed uj>on er will.” Csxxrixo Tmxaa.—tat mo pul xnpi- j isn’t quarter aa many as that In tiro party his retuorsclcs* as*aibiut«ACaltering them In a few momenta ta der into a lady’s hand. She ia aghast.— ahead of us. As for an nmbush 1 Cor one right and left. will run the riak, and where’s the ciward reached Israel’s side. A glance satisfied She shrinks. The nasty, ugly thing. pecialh willows, slid others with long fi­ who will turn his back upon me and him that die brave boy wo* not dead yet. MaJam.lho spider is pc rhapa stacked at brous roots, alisuld never be planted near sneak away. Kentuckian* never fear to With one blow cutting down the nearest your Brunels laces, aod altbongh you drains of any kind, not even tile drains, face danger, come on, then, if you arc redskin, be bent to the ground, picking up inny Iro the most exmmite painter living, as the roots will insinusi® Ltamoclre* iutobrave and true men, and don’t let tbe»e his wounded and bleeding son in bis the spider has a rigtit t<> Hugh at your Uro tile at the jmnts, and Bain tba water, red devils escape. 1 lead the van! Who brawny muscular arm*, and beating tack coane daubs as sb« rritw over them. Just causing tho drains to Iro worlbkM uulesa the oilier savages, began slowly to re­ stair her your crochet work when you .taken up, tiro ttoppeg® naccrtained, andl will refuse to follow me!” At tho ►am® time, a i usn of tattle sliriek, at tar. “Have you spent half rclaid again at trouble and ex pen**. McGary’s hot words struck fire, and n treat. loud shout answered his exciting appeal. brought several of the settlers between your dsysj” tta spider, if sbe ta spiteful, ••Still I tell ye, my friends, that ye bad himself and the Indians, and afforded him may remark, “have you spent halt your Cbue-nr IJoasxa —The Farmers’ hibetter go back and wail for Gen. Logan !’ a mmnents respite. days upon these clumsy anti-mseaesara vocate prescribes for eolic In horses; a “Father, Pm ffyin’ fest! whispered b- and ottoman uovera J My dear lady, is exclaimed Boone in clear tones, and with­ blanket wrapped arntind the body and “I can‘t that your.wab I If 1 were big enough, 1 out noticing the objectionable language of reel, in feeble, broken tones. drenched with cold water. It stetiu. like live but a lew moments, st task. Lay might with reason drop you and cry out the Major. a boiling pot,and cures in fifteen mimMoau “1 say wait for nob<>dy !” shouted Mc­ me down,tbcn, and taka care of your own .ax you. tat me spend a day with yoe Gary. "Follow me, Kentuckians, to vic­ life. It is my lost wish. and bring my work. I have four little Pcurajs Sarca.—Prepare pumpkins “O Israel, my boy !" responded the bag* of thread—such little tags! In tory and vengeance I Un I on ! Waving bis hand*, and alill shouting pioneer, with much emotion, “don’t ask every tag there are more than 1,000 holos as for stewing, only cut finer ; pul in tho fur the others to follow, McGary dashed me sich a thing I I can't, 1 can't. While —3uch Uuy tales 1 Out of each hoi® kvule^ml pour ovar it the same quantity ahead and boldly plunged into the stream. ttar’a lift thar’s hope, an’ my arm I* thread runs, and nil the threads—more of boiled sour eider as you would if it were apples; oook the same as ft>r apple Many instantly followed him, and even strong yet.*’ , than 4,000 threads—I spin together as those who hatf waverod fur a while, in a “But, frtdror, you risk your own pre­ they rnn and when they are spun they sauce. If you wish to use it at tea time, few moments rushed after the rest, com­ cious life 'thuul any hope of savin’ me!” make but one thread ol the wwb 1 weave' stir in a little sugar pravluus to sending pletely carried away with the excitement. feebly responded the dying youth. “I’m I bare a member of my family who ia it to the table. Il can hardly be known “They will go, father, spite of every­ wouoded to the deatb.I can hardly speak, heraelf no bigger than a grain of Band. from apple aauce. thing, angrily exclaimed young Boone. now, and see but faintly. In a moment Imagine what a slender web she makes, Goon Farmixu.—A capital definition: “They’re blind, Isfea!!" responded bis it will all be over. Fur the sake of wh­ and oflbat loo, each thread ia made of father. ’ “However, wo must sec tho end ere, grant wlist I ask. I can’t say any ­ 4,000 or 5.000 threads that hare paired waa given by a Mr. Kane, al an agrienl. on it, my boy. so come Along, an’ keep as more. Good bye! God bluss you!" out of her four bug« through 4,000 or 5, tural discuaxfcin in England. He said be close to me os you kin, for lhar’s going A gasp—a throe—and Israel Buone 000 little boles. Would yon drop her, fed bU. land bafore It g«.t hungry { rwtol it before it was weary*, and weeded it breakbed hla ImL J. cry..v w.7 . to be hot work soOn or I’m a fool!" . “McGary’ll have it all to answer fur "He’s dead ! my boy’e dead!” cried pretty thingfcr yoa to plume yuuraelf before it was firol. father not you 1" rejoined the young man the piuuaer, iu too®* - of anguish, and ason ------------------------—— at — ua« —n » Having **—•— your*-»» delicacy, seraani as he entered the stream along with that he uttered these words, ta Lent over and made such a speech, wo may suppose It ta» been found that a single riveted kissed the clammy lips of liis lust eon. . noble pioneer. that the Indignant creatures fimtons a rope । At tiro aatne moment • huge and 5 A: fero“ “The Major is strong-beaded and is . ....... : .one ..5 of the rough points of the lawrong-beaded, and not fit for a leader," cious’looking savage auddcnly sprang up­ dy’e hand, and let herself down lightly to said Boone as they followed alongA little on him and aimed a terrible blow al his aaan inch plant apparently deryteebtaad. Quick as tbo ’ t apart from the main body of the pioneers. In due time the whole band reached the however.'Buone spraug to bis fireljMUghl creeping things we opposite shore, and, led on by McGary, the redskins arm with hia left baud, and acorn art: min with his right drove his knife up to the more iWirete dashed ahead In pursoit. Everything was now confoxion and hilt in bi* assailants brood bosom. ‘ . Without u groan the .Indian fell dead to bo bigger than a shilling. Lyonoi ©osmdisorder. Suddenly a fow Indians were discover- the ground. avmu>u. Al the »mc instant auverRl ted <,M1 tnuaclejj ia a tingle caterpillar, _ __________________ _i:_« .A»*Au. r cd In tiro distance ahead. ottara rushed st Buooe, but the latter and lU« are a small part only <»f her “Look, there is oor enemy now " wild- suddenly turned round, and -Jwwwsra with ths Work. Hooke foimd 4.000 mlrrwe in ly etanted IfcGary. da>Mag ahead with speed of lhe wind bounded away into the —'-(In KMi-uekinna. on.”' fi-reot. A aomtar followed h pursuit of him, but Buone wa* not a man to be cap­ nothing bal the act of breathing in a wtrp. tured,'and al length tta redskins were they rushed after bkn.“ The redskins in the dbtaa riMl to give up the ctaet McGary and many other* chafed at th® delay, but they cnuld not well refute the slight fcvor that Boone demanded ol them. In stem array the settlers gathered around Boone, McGary and the other leaders, and prepared themselves to bear what tiro former bad to say. “What I’ve got to say my friends, is just this," began Boone, with the air of a man who had no doobts of himself oh his words. “In the fust place, it war an act o’ fool hard in CM to leave the xeltlemetit at all; an’ if better counsels don't prevail an’ change yoor purpose, not mnny of ns will ever be likely to get back again." “We’ve got to fight it out with the red devils, nod why not how aa well as al other Umeer impatiently demanded Me Gary. ••You wouldn’t ask that Question, Ma­ jor, if ye knew as much o' th* redskins Hr that want® to •» » �BALE vasri? thorough SPRING TRADE, W1 -- ----- aM'vU kTMiiMgVin. 1S61- The liebcd Wedittdsy Mtraiir. A calling o of all Us dispatches. temHertsdto the trWkaad of life, it will not befbmri it was within the They will be look- e will reeiat the traitors constitutionally while be may, but be will ikmUII1.VMMVW. H»»i« HATS, CAP*, A «TBA W GOODE, rr- A man at G reCot, Ithica Co., in Sumter ia in the hands of the South Car- self as legitin^plr the Governor oCTexSHAKER HOODS. olinans, the Confederate troops now at a». The cmrmrtrm ■wMch oppoeee him SHAKER HOODS, toned into bls own bouse, hie th roet cut that point will be removed to Pensacola, was dtoyn for the single jurpooe.of pas­ BY THK CASK OR DOZES. sing an onlmonce of secession, and when on Monday. *hrn very many persons daughter and another yoeng lady with Mtiesi. in «»id c. ■ ik.-i._j. . voted for ike men they liked beat, regard­ S. A. FULLER A €». their brama best out It is supposed less of party. Out ofS20 votes polled, .vital in favor.oLnecraaiwa, ucvercontcui there were on^r. about 70 straight ballots plated llie overthrow of the Stalo govern­ Itt Jdfoooa Avmmm. Detroit. bis own throat. PostoiMtcr Geueral Blair appointed • tossed them about, and a lashed . L»them !».•' n“J> I1’**1 bM,“° ““ ment. Yet the trmtarahnve proceeded Republican route agent on Mnnaasas Gap against each other, end brul_ - --------to nullify the authority and laws of the *SWS.VIS: Bttap tte MBS nlf ar U. oortT^ jgy The new patent law secures a • v» " _r nsrbrai 1 he DemneMia him parties. Ine Democrats have elected K K. Virginia, and ths Preaident of the egg sballA Bui amidst this scene of ■h iifi if,a ~---------. . •—State sa well as those of the general gov­ destruction, our government vessel' held their Supervisor, Justice of tbe Peace, patent for 17 years, and makes the ex­ rood wrote to the Department that they ernment. Old Sam won’t let them, if be fast to its mokirings and escaped unhsrm- Hightway Commissioner, and one Coo- penses of securing a patent—{the fen,) c<M>id remove 4k>i new appointee or the cati help it. , United States mail ; so the (ormer was rd. Who made the links of that cable, imtad roi k »y. Be Um mb» s»ort a stabio. The Republicans have Clerk, thirty fire dollars. His pisiform always waa,“Tbc Consti­ discharged and the old route agent reiethat the Mreugtbid the tempest could not Dsteds* llMUBfft, F«br»erv Wth. 19<51. tution, tho Onion, and the enforcement of Treasurer, School Inspector, snd three , , HARMON umh HV Som. of mu BobucM Itulal Uot Tl» oomitiUal . JJ.remi? Who was the workman that the htsr*and, unlike many who have Constables. There were three tickets in worked under oath, and whose work , l„ u,lo, f-WI— rw^Mlof lk.^uu.^2 professed themselves his followers, he (Abslitt] ,k . . /.l I ot. During executive aeeuucn Senator Miloh. saved property und humhii life from ruin the field, but the Union ticket received , _ U would will stick to his text, otherwise inevitable ? C«»nld that work­ only a small rota as will ba seen below. dop; Mlu™ In-* tUt the, JU »L- d| CHANCERY SAUL (i Mr. Cobb, tho former Representative Which u right 1 be of no use to confirm, as he would nevman have beheld that apeefacle, and heard We annex a statement of the votes given from Alsb«iMv,snd who was for along QTATT OF WICTIOAX-The Qrealt C«* the raging of the elements, and seeu the GT A yujwg man named John Nott, I ej be allowed to serve, whereupon, the lime a sound Uuioniat, Us at length ad­ O for the eaaaty of Barry, io Chaneerr. other vessels ss. they were dashed to and their msjoriliM. It will be seen that nomination was withdrawn. • 'a Xiri, complainant, | ' opted tho new oonstitutinn of tbo Confed­ who left Grand Rapida about a year ago, pieces, and scattered shroud, white the the majorities given for Constables, are d2fe2t5i'F“rrf2>^' I erate States. He will hereafter take his Washington, March 28. violence «>f the tempest wrecked itself over tbe highest defeated candidate who was roomily hung to a tree by a mob, in Jos. 8. Wilaon, lalo comtufasloncr-geu- chance with the secessionists. upon his own wotk, in rain, would hs ia a Republican. Louisiana, for having expressed himself era! of the land office, has been returned not have had the amplest and purest re­ as a Republican, while intoxicated. to his foimcr place as chief clerk of that' omctAL frrATXurxr or vrrrxs. ward for the fidelity of his labor 1— ing on Monday resulted In the election of a part of both tickets.' "Party lines were celled,which lay prosoaly the production* of nature, but the structural of man. In this harbor was lying at anchor '.he United States tSKKWSat Mi* « “Asr Port ik a Storm.”—A friend tells ns of a couple of ladies belonging to neighboring town, a ho started in a sleigh on Thursday last to come to this city. Overtaken by the alorrn, they soon became bewildered by the blinding snow, lost their way, and the disagreeable and dan gernws alternative of passing a night on the road became apparent. Fortunately they had with them a feather bed and a considerable quantity of bed clothing. Covering their horse well with blankets, they bitched him to the sleigh; then lifting out the bed, they nrraiured their ecu eh no the snow, tipped the sleigh butJoin side up, weut to bed and tiepl scunbly and comfortably. In tbe morning l,‘27 riPlltc<1 l,linR1> a,'d after considerable SiDuulty succeeded in getting to comfort sMe quarters. There's a couple ot sensi­ ble women for yon.-Portiand Advertiur. Era ar Spikk*^ Plax.—Eihan Spike, the regular successor to Major Downing, has issued his plan of compromise, hieh he proprsee to send to Washington by the Geo. Lunt, of tbe Boston C<>urier.— Tbe essential iteon of the plan arc : “The removal of the Missouri line as far north me the St. Lawrence river, all south of that devoted to Slavery ; a declaration by the republicans that they are sorry they elected Liecoin and are willing to be for­ given , the public burning of tbe Chicago platform, ami suck portions ot the Bible ss seem to conflict with slavery , tbe re­ moval of Bpnker Hill Monument to South Carolina; the immediate mas. ..ere of all free negroes in northern States; the perpetual bobisliinent bouisliment of Garrison, PhilPhil­ lipa, Abby Folsom, Daniel Pratt, Mrs. Bloomer and Caleb Cushing, to Liberia® £ Pbtribut Unnm to be amended so a» to read E Pluribua Carolina; the turkey buzxar 1 to be substituted for the American eagle; Major Aadersun to be hung ; the atara to be obliterated from the national ensign and « bale of cotton substituted ; Howell Cobb to be proclaimed president end Gov. Floyd secretary of the treasury; only two newspapers tu be allowed in the free States—the New York Day Book and Eastern Argus; the New England pulpit to bo o>aitrolled by Ceuauni ap pointed by Senator Wlgfaif; the old hats of!verson, Jeff. Daylu, Yancey, shall be Mt up in the matke*. places of the more rebellious northern exiles, and every per­ sun refusing obelsrnce shall have bis nose (fattened, be painted black and sold into slavery. It after this liberal offer our southern brethren shall continue contum­ acious and insist upon catting our throats, then, in tbe spirit of *76, let us muster in our strength and—run away." For Supervitor. David G. Robinson, dom. 196 Joseph Cole, rep., . James [1st ha way, union, 10 Baltimore to join the Southern army^ays the poor white soldiers tie treated worse than negroes in that country. Prentice says s State should be . Robinson’s plurality. 83 For Clerk. held os responsible for mony stolen by ita citixcna as another should for niggers Julius Russell, rep., 160 stolen by its citizens. M. W. Riker, dcmn 146 Virginia, we take It. That's a drive at Wm. 1. F. Hams, union, Eidtcnos News.—In addition to that Russell’s plurality, given elsewhere we have news from Tboreapple, which ducts a Democratic For Treatitrer. John W. Stubbias, rep.. 156 Win. Barlow, dem., 154 James Dunning, union, 6 Supervisor and Clerk; all the rest of the officers ere Republicans. In Orangerille ti.c Stcbbin’s plurality, 2 C. V. Patrick is elected Supervisor. Democrats have elected Elbridge Smith, Supervisor, and two or three other officers by small ma­ For Jtutice. Daniel Cook, dem., 200 O. N. Boltwood, rep., 109 8. Andrus, union. 10 jorities. Johnstown is always Republican. In fact we arb inffirmsd by a private letter that only one ticket was run in that town. Cook’s plurality, 91 James Telford, is Supervisor, 160 Z. Scidinore, rep., 125 W. Marble, union, 35 Baltimork.—This town run two Re­ publican tickets. Aaron E. Dcrfce, reg­ ular, was d ccicd S-iporvisnr. Al toft’s plurality, Mapls Grovk.—This town is all Re­ Sehoot fnepeetor. publican except Supervisor. N. H. Walbridge, rep. a union, 177 Wolfe Is elected Snpervisor. F. D. Ackley, dem., is 141 Conitablet. 175 J. W. Bentley, 200 “ Wm. Tinkler 140 *• 139 William Cooper, dem. 182 121 E. Parsons, “ 112 A. II. Ilahnas, “ 99 H. B. Reed, union, Wm. Hams, “ II E. 8. Williams, union, Phillip’s majority, 36 Bentley's Tmkie’r’s 61 Cofipe. i . “ “ - Rondoip'i Manning (or Associate Jus­ tice had do rather than political 36 Traverse Phillips, rep., " on personal Adam This result grounds. Walbridg'-’c majority, P. .Williams, P. Cherry, Clerk, Henry Pauli, Treasurer. Cotnmittioner of Hiyhwayt. Thomas Altoft, dem., M. S. Stebbins, H. No Troeblk ix Sottji Carolika.—We are constantly aMuiod by the Charleston papers that all the stories which reach us ab-)ut foreign loans, nod popular discon­ tent in South Carolina, are pure fabrica­ tions. Will they not toll us, then, what to make of such p-. agraphs as the follow­ ing, from thy Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle: “Some o! the people m South Carolina appear to be gviiitg sick of separate State secession and forcedloant, and.are moving from the State with all possible haste. Messrs. Farr, Cutter and Burna, with their families, thirty-five negroes, twenty horses, wagons, carriages, etc., were found un the Admiral last evening, on their way to a new home nearihe^mouth of the Arkoma t river. There art to id to be Many othert in the Palmetto State who willfollow their example,and leave at toon at pouible." This aeems specific, ani ia not from a Northern paper. oppoaiUMi; his vote was 102. Chicago, March 30. Fcowtbs Rochester t’nioc. In this town the Republicans are al- In coal oil—4< weTI oil—in ita crude •tnteohere is a hipMy mfiommable sub­ stance crfBc-1 beninjr, wind) m removed by dietHation. When removed or nearly en, eo:rl nil U not explosive. Honert re finers rodesvnr to extract (hit entirely, l>ut ss there i« but a -triffing demand for it (benw«!^ there fa a great temptation to either leave it in the oil or to mix it after refining. An oil refiner remarked to me a few daya ego: “Until a refinery has been going elx montitt you r.re sore of honeil oH ; after that tire stock of bensole accumulate* so rapidly that they are tempted to mix in a little, and so increase the dose until, before they think of it, the oil ia as explosive ss powder." ' it m oft mixed in this way that has the majorities in favor of the Republican ticket not very large, ranging from one to eighteen. The following ere thosedected, all Republicans: Supervuwr, John M. Walker; Clerk, A. J. Egijlcstou; Treasurer, B. J. Hen­ dershott; J«Htiee, Asel Hubbard; Com­ missioner, W. P. Gibson; School In- Rpectora, A. D. Botes, foil term ; F. B. Austin, vacancy; Qrascaislee, J. L. Hew­ itt, A. H. Tngo, J. W. Hendershott, t bureau, Die War Department has received the roaigoation of Capt. J jsish Gotga, of the ordance department. This, it is said, is owing to the iuftuence of Col. Craig, chief of the ordnance in having superceded, as superintendent of the Frankfort srseaal. Capt. Fayendier, whose generally admit­ ted efficiency, as assistant in that bureau. Every Woh erioo baa reason to bo proud of thn Michigan delegat'u n in'Con grtAS. Daring the session that has just dosed, they have stood shoulder to shodde.- by tho Comttitotior, the Udon, and the flag nf Dur common or.nntry, faithful among the faithless. It is a matter ot congratulation aud pride that the record of the last sessiou will show no abject votes, no cringing, humiliating cotterssIodr to the black viperous ensigu of trea­ son by any one of tiro Representative of Washington, March 29. the liberty loving commonwealth of MichDuring tbe late executive session uf' 'ran. H-7tA treaton, and with those who tbe Senate, wo find nbout 400 nonf; t have li-'M mvrdcrout carnival in the tem­ tions wore confirmed, needy fifty of ple of Liberty, they have held no parley; which were sebt in by tbe President yes­ their language !m been. “G first and terday. . wash yourselves clean ip S I. jia'i pool ot The Postnffico department, under tbe the cursed leprosy of treason, then our provitions of the recently enacted law^as hands and with them <n>r hearts are restored tbe mail service between George­ pledged tn y»u in an undying league of town and Lexington, Mo. Tbe service ia amity and defense.” Backbone in the to be aix times a week. people’s stewards troald have wired the Gen. Wm. Hickey was elected assist­ country from its ’present pitiable dilem­ ant Secretary of tbe Senate. ma.’ Had all. from the Pr.-«uli-nt tn the Aaborry Dickens retains his position. humblest of them, planted thA selves on The Government has sent to Florida the nick of tho Constitution, tbe Union for witnesses io the Atmatrong court and the laws, the fitful waves of secession martial. t would have.beaten io vain—the liberties Al a cabinet meeting this morning, the of the people bad still l>crn as linpregnathreatemng aventa at the South occupied ble as Gibraltar, and tin.- flag of tbe enuntheir attention. try tad stillHoatird brer a united sr.-l ' New York, March 29. happy people. Our Senators and Repi : Tbo Putl't special correspondent says sentatives have nuthing to answer for John G. Paltry has been appointed Post­ this regard, they have been firm and tm The cause of liberty shall boner them at.'j master al Boston. >0 llMtin Vtrcsii (curl tbe^JentiTdaToTTpifl'nm, A*. D.l&iljiTciif o'clock la Um afternoon of old dar, ail asdatsn. tinned m th* fe *4 » _t3X i-lic utftMl MicblntM - Dated, Maroli 37, i#61. • ■Haiaai a»rr»' BA It AU MOOH. llllMtstali stir apraxia? tl * MORTGAGE SALE. pkefsHh -Kz*"*] ^d!nroro -S-pUmter ” ■' " *" * -J eight buodre " liein Ttl’Sa rod Am ~ aLretsid -Aa* on th* n of Mortgage*. <-n pa-« 74. Secretary Chss« remitted the forfeiture their posterity will balh.w alike their *’j f the echr.” Restless, on the payment of det Ja and their memory.—fillet Infteirrr. ail eotte, charges, and expenses. Tbe opinio i" almost universal now Mxstal A kgl isn or a Dcrttrr.—A that an extra session of Congress will bo cu-rcupomlent of the Portland, Me., Ar ealled, to consider the operations of the gus, writing from Wisconsin, at the resi­ new tariff, and the stale of the Treasury. dence nf Gen. Jonca, who acted es second Orders hate gone W«-«t to confiscate in the Cillry due), rays: Xu'tica is iberefar; iicreVr riven, tihat br rirtoc all goods introduc*'! ■ sue Southern “Learning I was from Maine, tbe Gen­ ports without »hu payniw?. uf tne regular ,eral alluded to the affair, and expressed United St ' es duties. admiration for Mr. Cilky, and deep re­ It la nos said that Fort Pickens wa-> gret , for the unhappy termination of tbe reinforced more than a week ago, and issue. It may tnit be generally known that several hundred United States troops that the latter portion of the life’ of the i were taken in frura vessels off iu ?’d , murderer was unhappy iu the extreme. | stream, by small boats in the night. Tbe Grav । s di«ri the victin. to regret: -ud the Southern Commissioners however doubt most horrible of horrors. Twn years he the truth of the report,and profess to have , nssurancee from the Government to the ,and watching friends,' •.vhvn bo was un­ contrary. . N«« Y.-rtc, M.rcbJT. A dispatch to the Poet says : "Mr. Laue was nominated District Judge of Alabama at tbe suggestion of Mr. Cobb, from that State.” Dispatches from Washington report the unanimous confirmati'T! ofHIram Barney as Collector of Ne* York, an<l Mr. Hol­ loway aa Commissioner of Patents. A Washington dispatch to the JSxpreee aaya: Gov. Houston writes to the Presi dem that thu Indians are threatening Tex­ as,and aaking If the Federal government can or will afford relief" The banks of this eity on Monday, throw out the notes of the following 82 Illinois Banks: Albino, Benton, Carmi, New York, March 29. Chester, Federal Union, Qtiinoey, Repub­ A Paris letter in tbe Times slates that lic, Belvidere. Canal, Gtixens’. Commer. the French and English governments are cial of New Haven, Continental, Q>rn fitting out a powerful fleet of War steatnPlanters’, Farmers and Traders’,Farmers | r, err fa) the United States. The suggestion Bank of Illinois, Farmers Rank of New ■’ came a from England. France will furnish Chnten. Frontiur, Grand Prairie. Illinois three ' of the first class frigates, and the State. La -uler,Merchants .L.r,J1«Tu.u and Drovers' , Eo-Hj, .01 perLp. b. Urgw. mlei ord«fMlsaGs'ppi River, New Market, Pa met, Prairie State, Railroad. Shawancse, Pike Spain is also preparing to send a formid­ Co., Union, Edgar Co., Morgan Co. able force to the Gulf of Mexico, though Southern Illinois. These hanks have a not working in concert with France aad circulation of about 63,500,000, baser1 ' England. upon Missouri, Teoaessee, and Loffistan# Special dispatches from Washington suxks. At tbe present market rate of say Elisha Whittlesey accepts the Brat securities, the notes are wot th from 85 to coatrollerahlp. , 90 oents un tbe dollar. There la no truth in the statement that willing to have for a moment leave his presence. He consumed the hotinr of the night in walking to and fro, In frightful starts, m moans and greens, ond tears and wild exclamations. Al length worn out with mental anguish, grief unmitigated, and wasting watchfulness, the unhappy man expired. Thia I had from the lips of a clergyman, his neighbor; thus was avenged the names of the murdered Ctlley. nart7sjuu23 UEOItGE CROSIER. Mvrigagi SiBK V» Um trcoTO^ dut M saM vWUjtr. Hated, lloatinfs, Fvbroan Wtfc.A. W- MCI. HARUON RMITtl. fcbS7;7t Cirrait Court CronniMa iKelfc “ CHANCERY ORDER. 'MICniCMX. ikCltnk Court fcr ty of lorn, ia CbaMny. LOVEM.. ptaiaoatacoao* - — baAed fatSe‘Ki Estate of Orville Phelps. £3Pf“ Th.it the dead are seen no more I will not undertake to maintain against the concurrent and unvaried testimony uf nil .ages, and of all nations. There is no people, rude or learned, among whom ap­ paritions of the dead are not seen and be­ lieved. This opinion, which, perhaps, least tweslvdays before the •aid enter for hi« appearance. Jamu • Svcdlkx, Solicitor for Campteipaap JsnsOtJ MORTGAGE BALE prevails as far as human nature is diffus ed, could become universal, only by its truth ; those that never heard nfonc an­ other, would De* have agreed in a tale which nothing but experience cnuld render credible. That it is donbteti by alngle cavillers can very Utile weaken rhe tencral evidence; and some who deny It with their tongues, confess It by their fears.—J)r. fohnton. >• ttae txed upoa for bearing in tbi prrtni»ra E C. FWJiDLK. t^ Thcrn is a company of fifty "MinuteGirls,*1 in Columbia,8. (X, belonging Dated, Haitian, March to the Limestone Female High School. Titis old »own has done nobly. Tbe troops hare been ordered to land at Foil They were serenaded ImI Wednesday MORTGAGE SALE. Patewt Omcx Skids.—A Washington Pickens. _ . __________ Democrats up to their old tricks, got up evening. Their motto is, “To arms ! to letter states that the dlstributidn of seeds arms J" Ar**** Mawnn tba-caae w<th the c l which exploded, aa a Union ticket, and thought to win by and plants,intended for the north and west Kpeeial Dispatch to She Clscieatti Gor.Uc. natioud 4j you. A gn-d test to apply to 1 was to commence thia week. These x Washington, March 28, 1861. oil fa; pour a little into a seeds are sold to be fine, and to contain Mr. Sherman appeared and took his flame to it; if it extehea the Stb^ |M4. in Libor 11. nf hilma the balance from the regular Rep .Slican a far greater variety than any ever before seat in the Senate to-day. Ills creden­ li». 189 ami 1 ticket Tbo game would not work, and tials were presented, and as be was eacur who wish to obtain them, should write to ted to the President’s desk by flen.-.ior the whole Republican ticket was elected. OJVD AS. — STATE OF MiCHIG AX, the repreaeutative of their district in Con­ Wade. On his taking his seat, every V*-..’. 1. S<. ..IJ t ' grass, without Way. free State, with the’ single exception of elected: California, was fuUy represented, and tbe ty The only ground, which tbe true Republican side of the clumber presented Supervisor, C B.Primer; Ctorb, H. friends of tbe Union can occupy, is to Jodre ot Frcbste. —__ s i______________ _n t—L_________ u. Jy attended opposite a School Inspector, C. H. Phil lips; Justice, tholaUar'asorts feeing CAHTLETOV. drrdi ix, pW.] sccorCin tbe VUUge ef lia«U.-;»': A)»t> »D that (tfcnt New Advertisements. Constables, J. Bager, jfr. P- Jotauon. J. danro with the Federal Crom,C WiiMb. CoastiUrtlnB.— Democrats, beaded by &J““'7ius£rn sntxXT. ftoetrr e J^ITADW Utlnxbocn sute ta th �REPUBLICANBAimm SPECIAL STRANGE INCONSISTENCY. NOTICES- THE BOOK FOR THE TIMES. for that matter,who would handle a watch worth twenty-five dollar*, with the y«ral art ®tsctllantm. ut- Patriots & Statesmen moet care, for fear of deranging ita. mechanfam, while they wodld nolUultate to ^-jUcertieen *iUde>reeUl»tear in mind Drat Iny rough hands on the feelings of otbar*, M< *a«s«sffe**d*prw* m n-WaWn*«WaUm«tworth tn--nty five yeire of happiness.— aside to let the reptile live," who weald Ova Nxw Postmaster.—It may not pot be ashamed to set hi* loot upon a be uninteresting (o the many friends of human heart, and crush it. Many a lady R. J. Gbakt.Io learn tUl he has received who would deem It a tin to raffle’ a cape, the appointment of Poftm istxn al this is not alow to rend ’he more exquisite We'coniider tbe appointment well and worthily lesVJwtd re'.-.rerk of tel- buruan heart. upon nne ox gloved hand, for the jvkir. who would Moreover Mr. G. “JVa/ Ju/titia.' _ _______ _________ L -■ -ontfnncd at th* old aland, by B R- J. GRANT. M Jjf2'lhe Mobile Ray iter proposes Jeffer­ son Davis, of MtersriDpi, for tho first President, snd Alexander H F*-j Uns, «d Georgia, for first Vice President of the C-mfcd.r.t« Stnm, under th. permanent Constiullnn. The Chnrlemon Omrier .p. Religious.—There ba* been held for sotnt time past, a series of interesting meetings in Irving, under the charge of Rev. F. Glass, of the Methodist Church. Much interest has been manifested, and Notice is Hereby Given, Ml jay bo debt* uf bvi oont.ucunr after tbi* TO CONSUMMIVES’ And those afflict« reu have agnin swelled lb< W< NERVOUS DEB I LI. HEART b;c...,SK. FFVKBA AGUE, hear of no damage except that the water a* before, flow* up Fall Creek to the wa CONSTIPATION. ter wheels of Fladlcy’a Mills. Thk Slgab Skasck.—Maple sugar ma­ two or three light runs, last week, helped considerably. It is very likely the season may ba made good by continuing late in the Spring. Scrofula, or King’s Evil, Sick; they i* a eonstttw.or.L-1 «‘'<?a*e, a c. rruption of the blood, by which id become* vitiated, weak, and poor, jfc ii.x lu the rireulation. i: pervade* (he whole . id may burat -t Waxtkd.—Any quainGty of Maplei Why will not some of our friend* remember us, in thia line; tboaa wo have uot received n pound, as yet. DR. CHAMBERLAIN, William aburgh, New Yori Latx Spring.—Michigan has not seen so lalu a Spring in several years. ordered or url.vlthy It 1* now the 3d of April, and not n furrow •tituttan, descending •• fro:. parreita to ch. «.h*a th* third __ .1 fourth ._.V,_____ ___ _ • I unto and HOME TESTIMONY, has yet been-atruck by the farmers in this section. Ml- * m rorincM lo niT nonM n>r alougUtne. Tt Tut: AffLAMTIC Monthly.—This Mngn- 1 l,octoJ* d'd me no goo ’, and I wa. a perfect cri; it. . P,; * Fwured acute of ronr Sean dinar Ian Bfoe Zlltc 1 ■ April l« on our table. It is an I Fills and Dl<x>d Pnrifier. from vouragia. Meaar eoxlkrn IlBmUr, ».J toerro. . ios-J yon.-friend; ’ HENRY L THOMAS. bee a-tvertlaemeuL______ Its effect* commence by dapodtinn from the inn didn't get a clinncc to look al it. The ! Ixdie* will have il a* s<>ui> a* it gets, in right, anti there is n«> usewi resisting. j Kaow Storm.—We record quite a hen- ■ vyr snow storm h thia place on Monday iL* 1st dny of April. A regular “North- jnd je for youraelvc*. ISJO.incfudin’tbc ’ Alao t DEBATES OX THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE of 1020, tbe debates in Coogrccv la !S3!-'K-'36, indudx>g tbe ipercbesof JOHN qUINCY ADAMS. NILAS WRIGHT. JAMES BUCHANAX, Ac. the agitai'.n of th* Slav try anabou ia Vi* House .( KeprAcota .ve; in 1839, lie Hi:: LAWES MEWCAIrFRIEND, RETIREMENT OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS. U.e so-called GAG RULE. , and vol* tbarsou. Ut.KEATBPEECH OF HENRY CLAY, in liie Senate, • i ^SOLUTIONS OF MH CALHOUN. In JSK.h.t spaexh, and Utracla from tbe tpeeckc The Gentlemens Helical Campanian, uf CLAY, g CALHOUN, WEBSTER, Pathology. PreMntion and ci Urinary and Sexual Organt,, CASS; TOOMBS, Ac. ctfThs COKPROMISE.OF HENRY CLAY,in 1850. SOUTHERN ADDRESS. tubercle*; in tb* gland*, awcliinn; and on , th" Kurfcce, eruption* cr «ore*. This foul corj ruption, which gender* in the blood, depicts-* 1 banka, iu 1854, and tho : XAUojni.covnsuowi-d r- Atm„ G'Uiitr's Lady's Book.—This favorite <-f the Indies, has beer, through our hands, j A diatiafuUhir.g feature of ilia diacuaiou* are tbe ■pae-hra of MADISON; RUTLKUE, ELLSWORTH. RANDOLPH, LIVINGSTON, PATRICK HENRY, DIL FRANKLIN, ROGER SUERMAX, MASON. PINCKNEr, LOWNDES, and In abort, all tboao man of the Berolatiouary tln»«*. rcuawavd alike for tbeir patroitlam, state*manahip and virtu**. It will iaciud* the are. occupation, etc., w* wifi writ* a candid rv HISTORY OF THE ORDINANCE OF 17K, ply, witb adricv and direction* for euru. Any fcv* wnt u. Wt.eO Mtau.y forpMwfl b« Myotad to furvtabing mediemL-* to lb* poor. In all cate* Kava tried king has been rather slim so far, altho' fieo. uirouguout lu* leupin end aruJU or our tana to avoid th* Poiaosou. Dim Rxvonws. m4 l_ FOUNDERS OF THE REPUBLIC NEVER KNOWN TO WkrA W v WE • March 25,1MI. several members added to the Church. Ilion Water Again.—Thchcary n 3vrrsaixo ano . Arnxni wna Caaoxie Vnvuxr D**M*si.7A»4htaend 11*8*1 i<"ft*4Lk end tatal.in*-. this lufirvn- f as. Vraetaxv ’speeches and opinions FAIL quently rut number* pcruh by disorder* | Scott and other deo’aiona ef th* Court* upon DISEASE AND ITS PaINS, | wliieh, aldiough not acrofulous in their nature, *K * | are (till rendered fatal -by thia taint in th* SPEECH OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON, i aystetn. Mo*t of the consumption which de-, Inmates tbe human family ha* it* origin directly WITH ITS PLEANUREN, in thi» acrofulous contamination; and many d.C*..X.T..I deetruetive daetrs of the liver, kidney*, brain. Kih. tsao, f •nd, indeed, of aH the organa, aria* from or ; Altogether Hile I* arc aKKravated by the same eatue. * co —ornii.mrn-.On* quarter of all our people are acrofuloua; tbrir persons are invaded by thia lurktag infrcdati, and their health ia undermined by it. It ia th* ONLY HOOK of lb* kind published. t. FALL AND WINTER dioOtHB. Notice! pariah amid the storm of a winter’s night. die shape of emoluments of office before. week JI1IT-JA38 11/./. i Hasting*, March 1>, 1861 °‘ ^'jJ^XGRAN^ TTa«->ttg pwreh***d the entire iateml at 0. N. -a-a- Boltwcod. in all the modi ahA ... turn those same poor from bis door, tn bee never asked or received anything m of last SCAIBLUHil REIfEDUSIt DISSOLUTION! Many a man will drop * -V ” upon the plate of a fashionable church, with a ways has been a trusty, hardworking, and Thornapple to a very high mark. Ic ESTABLISHED I85v, ■m ho has n host of friends, and ia, and al­ reliable Republican. *AJU¥A«- OB TH “FoiHen of (H RepuMfe” Many a man there l«, who would “torn place. BLOOD PILLS There are many men, and women too, email rm er unr waarv. a n V ARE V O W NOW €f ta ON ON HA HAND «Ll|« LARGEST ud -ttriT-AkWrih^hi -rf PACTS: That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD vigorat* it by healthy food and exercise. Such a nsedieino w* supply ia ley were appointed Township Committee. AYER’S J). B. De LandA: C . h SttxnATt's.— ’llunk your stars, if you are superstitious ,-ata .EIOHB OKI JIG­ MILLINERY s-ittittgh, but bu glad, and express your lli.tnkfulncs* that you can procure from yaiargrccvr a jtorfcclly pure and reliable nrtidn of Saleratu*. Be convinced, by n trial, of tbe truth of our remarks when £.(■'£ i“,.‘r | GROCERIES iUOO > — J; •: CR OCKER Y! BICK FEMALES, abused ; that (heir direct tendency U to lengthen Ilfo.aod raader n aefoyabU. ThM, OMrating di­ rectly upon tbc^umifrduaM* v. Or ifootf. they CAUSE BOON TO HEAL, and discharge from th* system, every taloi ef they RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, Ever shown in thia ’IAN VEG- Market, which we ar* prepared u> sell at a small th. proclaim tbetu to bo th* very beat prvp••f tt* kind *rer offered to tbe brokrndoun ad vance from ara auuiiernres. wi-rrtn* mean* or uewmog th* fraodA Price 85 cents. THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, • Plc.-tae git’ff us a cd!. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. per bottle, er |S per half dvieu. Of th* Scandinaviao Blood PUla, !5 ceor* p*r box. or S boxes for 81. tar Read nr. Robaek'* Special Notice* and Certificate*, psibl’steed in a amapleuou* part of tbi* paper from time to time. Dr. Robaek'* Med­ ical Almanac and FamlhrAdrUer. containing a great amount ol intemtenr and valuable Medical information can b« had gratia of anyuf th* agent* Till CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. LIFE FILLS ANO FBCKNIX BITTERS rp»Et E MEpiCTXES hors nor Wet be 1 fora the poEtic for* Mrfod of THIRTY YiiS. A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Rokack’* Mwatncls Bitten. A new anti driightfol StemseMeand Cordial far beautifully bound. Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, beautiful engravings, and cor ABLE LIFE HEDICIXE8 men, are fairly and fully produc'd ‘ ‘ * ’ * His aork i» * ssaat2sxj'^"u'““ rENPIRANCE. Bo»r, or EaratrsLA*, Pimvlu, I'crrctM, Blotch**, Blais* and Boils,Tunob*, Trrrxa and Salt Rxat-x, Scald Hub, Rnrn.rrnw. eo long been desired by b itsckeepera.— De Itand & Co.’s Chemical SaL'ruttw’• manufactured at the Fatrp.. t Chemical I rThoi^idb^raSf Hi7ri^*"niirha^'*Lld"fa Work., Fairport, M.mro. U.„ N. Y.. I where il i* for sale at wlndeMle. The i Wre«ud can addrea* me. bv caclorin* a at«mp, , . , ,, , , - ( *ud learn mor* fully my suffrriage and daogvrou* grocer* and dealers generally have It for ronditwn for Hire* long v«er*. You mar publiah . .usir —.. t:i— r.'____ _ .< . -j D. C. CAIN. Custom and Law.—At tbe recent ccr/'monies in opening the British Perlisnicnt, the usual stock bill, for “(be better regulation of vestries,” was read upon the sick. Hetrick** Pill* are elegantly put up. 30 ia a box, with a large ahe«t of direetioua, and sail fur arrival of the Queen, for the purpose of asserting the independence of Psrlinment, ntirl m vindicating tbo ancient claim to transact business without waiting hr the ■apeeclt from the throne. Tbe Best and ClH-opent Household Reme­ dy In the AV orld. Soctiims Diefathm.—Thu Washing­ ton .Stater ihu* hit* off the warlike diaIbiZthat DAtdMt which the •rcc'gsion member* have ‘>een in ibe habit of sending South .tbi* winter: “h ia «aid that after an exciting debate ;in tho Senate, Wigfail wa* understood to have asked Seward privately fur n chew of tobacco, and tha* Sewaid replied that >he hnd none but Union ticiet: whereupon Wigfall telegraphed to the Southern Stat** that they must prepare for war an tbe Republican* would not yield.” prove tuair vorcr YrieelBMc**PKEmrrroxs Vaainan.—In 1850 we the time would come when any mon .who should t.ppoaa the re-opening oi the African afare trade would, be denounced as an Abolitionist. Such a time came a HERRICK/BROTHER. year ago.; In the faat presidential can\-es* 1‘aj.CTicii Caxaimk, Alba *e said the time wuuld come when every tnUTjebo opposed the diwlution of the Palmer Brother*, Traveling Ageuta. Lffion would be icnonneed as an aboli titmisL Such a time h.ta come now.— The fi»llowing i» an extract from a letLonieeiUe Journal. tnURigcn: <n no oa larva* Blood. The popular Iriirf ia •• ioymriry rftAt iW *‘ U founded in truth. Sh£$SKb THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. Il la a larn and Beautiful paper, and contal. th* moal valuable informaban on particular y and reRCTwra.e tin* vital Raid, _ ------------ aound Uallb u tapouiU* h contaminated constitution*. 5ll’e'd’dL ■ueeinet biatory of Slavery in tin United Stales. ng tedious or bulky, volume, the view* lb leading light* in thi* of lb* CuniitluLw Principal Fourth at, ’ ““ “ Ague Cure of medicine*. . •CURTEY, ULCBRfl, and tXVRTHRATC KiebotaOr*n«£iri*Mtna.r 80RE8. by a perfect puritr which these LIFE ims and De **imer, Middleville. M. C. Swift, ’ MEDICINTPety* to th* hfood.andal! th*humor*. Yrairiavill*. add by Droggiat* and Merchant* gmaeaily throughoutt» country. apr*S-Iy ■0W1RD On tbo Physiology of Marriage. On lb* eommo-t ir;jc of ALcdtcm*. 0* Dfot, Evrrc>..| ar d Ablutfoo. How tbe I'ltTSicisn abetild ba. Th* use of these Pill* foe a very ebort Um*, will effect an eu ti re ecre of SALT RHEUM. and a atri Tbi* Jour be cured by one do*e,or by two in th* wont eaa**PILES.—Tb* original proprietor of the** trad- KiftiretKS/affliEKf" J. Rvmsll, M. D., A. M.. Chief Physician. 8. FEVER AND AGU£.-For this leoam at lb* ASSOCIATION^ j PHILADELPHIA. A /rownlfflf zitf/ilxri.n *ta*M4rf A* Ak. '*---- ■** *»d SaTraw. BDICAlIaDYICE given gyati*. by «fo log Snrgeon.to all who apply by Ltt;r,« M Offlee in Williamaburgb. South 8tb Ud Btb BL irnwen wb.'SHh.mxta ».’OSt3C^=f itra with d*cU*d irr-rmelloa which i W • UMtrMare *ay mat it i« a umejr, Jisgty important rat"- PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambretype; Mclainootype; Spbereof--Mirror Ambrotype; Neilagraj i'varl Amteaa*yp«i^OBasaa _________...________ A ■^asx’trniatrs!*! Gao. F*t*c«iLa, JptVIy .Sepvfwjr. —PtmM'MwboMce.- now An.bn.jpc tnpm.' ‘ U will be found a rolnm* appropriate ^Ld. pr- Many a fool runs into society to adrertiectnent is your column* Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Oo., Family Greecric", nf Holland, Ottawa county, a Bald Eagle which riMastn LIFER COMPLAINT, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, W YORK COSTS and finally appeared to 'vs say that it is jasl the quality that lias rue away from himself; but if other* run •way from himself, instantly be geta of. «nded । and jet it strikes as that tbe Lite-are only fulhiwing the good cxwmpl« that had been set them in the first in> by th* fool bimael£ DYSPEPSIA fan. they rcilrr* pid-ty under ■ *, ••■--I .i-.. dial and gently *tiiUBl*ting propertira. That they recruit SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, It vxpetci ah lb* Humbugs, and th* various Tricks to entic* U • sick and well. It illnatrates tha plana ot lb* Qnack* and lloguea lollop* every one. It guide* th* unwary through life, and abowa up every awindl* of tbe age. ft ab*w* bow I had ”r ik. m.a rrarir.Md. ,!«. m-M iana in the State amon ottr t*™** c®n devil* for ‘V1-------which I. -, FrttC Hamil i, of Buffalo, an J mang i where prevaRing and fatal maladi cthcra. : -.bomdeci I that my diw«« wanly bin«d from th* tno*t"active ally; that th* absevna tculd • wardly, and run my life awar. from ita dcatraetivo ronrequr. CONTAIN NO MINERAL iSiiV dbdjbs ’ Towx CiMMiTrsK.—At the Republican Caawut, nt Hastings on Thursday, J. M. .estabmMi Ike fourring '5 »*8Ri**ii* **■.*! y-- -*SS a.T& 1»6T, HOW RESTORED �SAVE FOR SALE!! ’Jifrtttnim. A watt arreted Stock cf rAMiir gjiocebies. Very low for CASK CU RE NtfvousHeadache •AMP BUY JOUR GOODS CURE J Aind?’0 LABGE A8D By tba nas of tbesa Fill* the periodic attacks o JfsrroM |» xi-i IMat- may be prerculad: and if taken nt /he oomnebmttent ofan attack uurnri U relieffrom pJa tn J skAm-ss wffl beublalMd Ttu-v aeldnra Tail is naivrin; th: .Mtuam <nd AmfocU to a bleb fcwalca ars so taMect. They act getttyupoo tbe bowels—rtworiag 1 <V^fA Dencate Fwnslea. BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS OK LOW PRICES BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., DEWARE OF OuCNTERFEITS! WE A box will taunt by mail prepaid fib* PRICE 25 CENTS. VERY CHEAPEST HVAE J 1ST RECEIVED RATES. All crier* should ba xidresred to CEPHALIC ' PILLS, DRESS GOODS Comprises all the lataet aiylea of SILKS. Cballiea, brillUnls, lawna, Berogea, FRENCH MVSLIXS, and all other kinds tba-. can be nam­ ed, many of whieh an greatly anperior in quality and teesmy to ttyBiag bsrstofora sffwed tat thia HEADACHE PRINTS BY THE CORD. SPEEDY.AND SURE CURE IS WITBIN THEI1. REACH. orja smaller quantities st from <X *• per yard. Wa have piles ofSHEETINGB, SHIRTINGS, STRIPES, CLOTHS, DIAPER, TABLE TOWELING, and nil kinds of domestic goods; BROAD I have tried your CepoalicTilb, and flU, tkno mnil ibtt 1 want ju-i to aetd me two dollars worth mare. part of these ere for the neighbors, to whom t gars j few out tram tbe Una bvs 1 gut from vow. HouU lire Pills by mail, and oblige Your ob't Ser rant, JAMEA KENNEDY­ , Ma-,6rauiu>«. Bsrtfonl,PaM TA. «, 1M1. 1 wish ron to read mo one more At ot year Cephalic Mils, J ktn tteritr ! a gnut dtahj hntft .Shan Mom. S'ours, mpecifnllv, LAKY ANN bTOlKHOUSR Spruce Creek. Huntington Co., P., I January Id, ll. kMl. II. C. FraLMNo. Sts: Yon Will please vend me two boxes of tour Cenhatar t'.U. ik/r, J also C L O T H 8, plain and fancy CAS8IMERES, Linen Drillings, Den ims, F. A M. Cassiineres, TWEEDS, and every kind of GOODS for Men and Boys’ Clothing which ire offer at Our assortment of BOOTS A SHOES of all rarielie*, ladies Baiter», Gcuts Gaitara, Oxford Ties, Cacka, Re., ~ CAN’T BE BEAT. We have a tee variety of Moelioa, Ladtoe* SLEEVES and collars. Chtmoieeita, Gealejbirt Ilesomi and Collars, and every kind of WHITE GOODS; alM Bomery, every stylo WOtevee sad Mitts, Bonnetts, ;RtbboM, Drose Yriaaastoga. etc. Ourstocrtment of Tabla and Pocket Cutlery. SILVER SPOONS, Port Moasis. Hoop Skirts, „ „ „ IMle Veinon. Ohio, Jan. 1J. igg|. HrWBT C.BSAtDlSO, Esq. Yankee Notions, sod I top in general ia full sad , Ftease tad leclussd Iwsuiy-Sr, emts.fbr wb ch complete. semi me amalicr box of yoerCephdte Filla They art tralflii hat PiUijhot nw■mat. BEADY-SLADE CLOTHING, IXr«* A. ttTtlVER. P. M. Belle Vc-rwon, Wyandotte Co.. 0. We have a large end baaatffal varittyl fetoCoa, .. - . Kwsriy, Mats., Dee. it, IMO. Vote, Fanta, Ac., which w. cfer al a law priro H.V. Sribots.; L'.q I wiab for autiie pirrtlan or large show bUla. to than tba aeual ecat of tbe materia!. Pirna* aabringyoor Cvyhalte J'illv more pnrticnlrrlv before i amine for yeerie!tee and teat tbe correctors af "iriT^ae^dto *“*' •t,.’,‘hieg at t£e kind, j MOTS & 0JHOIES, upward,inch by inch. His wet Blockings frozeoto the Ice and kept his feet from slipping, but his shirt was quite worn from his shoo liters, ere he reached tbe GROCERIES HARD-WARE! ra*'‘»»-r<. wljo I. subject to severe ! AND N«. M Cedar St., N. Y. Dais Sit: lock.rd Lnd twentr Hrs rente, foe which, 'D<! tool of * CophaM Pills." Srud to address af Wm. C. Filler. Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co. DRY GOODS I r. «r f'Olt irork lilt a e^erm—ctn ILadoekt alTruly roars, WM. C. FILLER. TrsilanU, kOeE, Jsa.H. 1681 B UHMIKG FLUID Stacks of VERY CHEAP We bare farming toole of aO kteda, sad STACKS OT CEOCKKBT, WHcb wa eftr la ssUs *r eOMBwise M ¥E1T L«V rifiVBKI, Without stopping to give aey farther eawmdratlonef our stock ia trade, we beg here to sap SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! ’SPA LDINGB PREPARED G LUE! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE 1 FBOBUCB Thea* long »«*• »• «• “NO HOW.” SOOTHING SYRUP, Do not ask for say thing but Pay. Ready Fer CIUKrra TcrthlB|. TO REGULATE THE BOWEU D*p«rf upon it' teoctan, it w.U vourwivea, and • "" “ : relief asd Health to tocr iwaiu a^roldtbfa artfafofof-,. Haw taro at.lt i0 w rear has it failM taa^L^^ --,.«r» when Ubw-Iv wfT£ eowsrary. *U are Arilsbtai with n*iyw.J?*! Afeo for Bale, ___ The genoiM have Are slgneiurvs of Henry C. FpuW.nx-n each box Hold by Dreggiau and sUoiboe Dcakra in Med SPALDING’S OB ggr?gsa,jgi and al! per.-.ms of tbt, ars ralua bla M a ^auw/i". imprwvthg the u;p«f:fc, giving ioae am!»Igor to Ibe digest>»< organs, and roaloriag the natural ei»»Ucii« and atrragth ot the whole long inresligsuoo and carcfially conducted exper­ iments, bar in j; been in use many rears, danng wldcto time they have prevented and relieved I rial atoonut of pain and sulbriug from Hemtacbe w bether origins-, ing lu th* aazwaa ay steal or a da. ranged etale of tbe s^'-mcA. They are eut'rely vegetable la tbeir composition, and mar be taken at aii t:mr. with perfoct ssAty wlthoot making any change of diet. oodrAsaAKiue bero of lbs Won story I am about to re- j late—but no longer jlult*, as tbs perilous adventure which trjtffe him famous in his MtXira Uvu happened mvuhU JNBirs ago. Our hero was then a bright, active boy of fbwleen—lhe aon of n mechanic; In tbs severe winter of 1655, tbe father wnrke-i'W'RlbcfoP/ about a Ml» from his horeg. and every day carried him his | dinner acrons puted-'W land. ,► its •rtmsol vu.-itv. sad tba, twvrrre aadrsndre* f tbe srotetw iarafe*r*bl*te ■*****•**{' "«o-ld On* keen frosty tnurnin^ be fo®;d the । snow an the :u«i3ow nearly two f«-et i ' L. sTS-aiicaUy c4 -i.lltaUv oHnbtared aa to ik cp, and uu tracsa of the liitlo foot-pa*-1ta tta hmI powtrfel teak, and rot **J" rcinnicing. ‘is Yet he run on as fast rm possible, pluuging through the drifts, keeping bunsslf tana up tb* dierstav* orems, and altar Ml *"!*«• and ctker tmt.Uro. It fa also porfactlv exhifate warm by vtgurou* crevciae, and brave »ln< tarftaelfoBta. and j* cheerful thoughts. eo thoroughly wwiWhen in the midst of the incad-nv,fully entirely of’ fauinjpow; half a mile from'the bouse, he suddenly felt himself going down, down. He bau fallen into a well. He sank down into the dark icy water, bility; far H needs no medical skill or knowledgbut rose immediately t«i tbe surfecc.— eeee to oee that debility Mtowe a!! a»-veka of due row. and lays lb* uagMarvU.! ay item <m«M to lb« There be grasped bold uf a plonk which attacks of*ny of <bt mad dMgjroua ifla to which had fallen into the well u be went down. poor homminv i. rootoawHy Hafer, awebhr nmOne end of this rested on tbe bottom of pto, oo thafonewiom ceoanurolioti, bfeeehttia, fathe well the other rose about four feet hrort, me’.auriiotv, bypoehonrlria. ulgbt aweata, above tbe surface uf ibo water. languor, giddiaam. and sH that e’ass of eaws^so Tbe poor Ind bad uhouted for help un­ Jzarful'v fital uo>ei-* intended to tai Hw». rafted til he was boerae and speechless, but il Arima/r'ffighscaa «a4 fnrgrltri’ut. Also lire*do was all in vain, as it was Impossible to rauxvtacota or torpidity, sad Hear complaints, diaease* of the kldneva, aetldu.^ «r inOouttneoea of make himself heard fn in such a depth, the urw, or My dorarCTiaevt < of the uriaoiT orand at such a distance from any bouse.— |U», paio lu I fa back. ..de m4 fa |wo*b lb* af>oul Boat lost ho concluded If he was saved at dors, eougb, emaciation, difocvlliy of breathing, and indeed wa might euaiuerato many more atiU. all he must save himself, and bagin nt but we bare only apsec to aay.il will oot only cans once, aa be was getting cxlremdy cold in Utodctelitv fctlow'ug c-Ulla and fever, but premi ■-­ the water. So be went to work. and curv. the dieoaae at once, Il already attacked First he drew himself up tho planLand AnJ aa U acta dinelly and f■eraiatewUy oo tbe falary system, aruoalng tbe liver Io actios. proawUng braced himself agamst the wall of the in fact, all tbe excretiotm aud aacrsiioaa af lh« sy*well.whkb was of brick and quite smooth. Um, It will mfaUU.lv prevent aoj .IcteterioeaaoaThen he pulled oft hm coat, and taking sequaam faUoeriu aurna cbtM si OMtofa BM water, heoee all travelers al. juld have a bottle uul his pocket knife, he cut off bis boots, with them, and all should take a teaspoon fol at that be might go to work with greater Icaat before ratio*, as It prevent* coaUvenan, •treugtbim* the dearth•■enr»”-. itahoaldbaU advantage. Then, with Lis feet against ibe hand* ofallperwww oTava.t.tan Ub*l*. stu­ one aids of tbe well, aud his r'.oulder dent*, minialcru. literary men, end all lad.ro not against tbo other side, be woiked his way eccc>faaird tn m-xeli out-done cxemae abould alwava use iL If they wilt they win Bud an agree up, by the most fearful exertion, about able, pleaaant, nod eBeicnt remedy against faoee half way the distance to the top. Here ilia whlrh r>b them of tluir brauty;tar twdoty can­ be was oblige^ tu pause, to take brenth, not exfat without fa alii., and health eanaot eiwt uuil* Ibe abo-r irregularitiea enutiune. Thea and to gather up his energies for the work ax»n, lhe Cordial ia a perfect Motbar'a raU*L— before him. Far harder was it than all Taken a month or l «o before lhe Seal trial eta wUl pea* tbr dreadful period with perfect rate and he had gone through,fur the rides being »<frty. JX/. w av Mud-ieoft^t it; Uit tirJiaUi from that point covered with iec.hc must Trail IMfro! Ateito y.mwe cut with his knife, grasping places v» ith appeal to detect tbo illneaa or deeliae net only of tone d*a<hter» antil It be tee late, but also roar his fingers, slowly and carefully all the son* sad bnebanda, for while tbe former, frean fata* dciieaey. cflen goes down to a promote re grave It was almost a hopeless attempt, but rath r ibar. let lixir condition hr known m Unit, the latter are often eo mixed up with tbe *x*iloit was nll1;e could do. And here lbs Hi­ meet of buainras that if it vrtre not far yea they lle hero lifted up bis heart to God, and too would traral in die same dur nwanjpath until late to arreat th* fata! fall. But lhe mother ia prayed fervently fur help, fearing that be loo a!"sre vigilant, and to run er appeal, fer we are could never get out aluoe. lure yoor never faille* aflbetiae will unerringly tn Prof Wood** Kewtarative Cordial awd Doubtless the Lord heard his voice, pomi vou " --rater aa tbe rvawdy which abeohi be calling from the deep, end pitied him.— always on baud in time of need. O. J. WOOD. He wrought no miracle tusave him, but Proprietor. 4H Broadway. Now-Yi^fc. and 114 Market 8tl ret. St. Loufa. Mo. Sold by aU good breathed into his heart a yet larger men drcpcfata. Price One Dollar per bottle. IrbiSy I sure of calmness and courage, strengthen­ ing him tu work out bis own deliverance. It is in this way that God often answers (V vwa ssssracron or nts an. jgl our prayers when we call on him in time THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND ! of trouble. Herrick’s Sagar ( ailed Pills I After thia, the little boro cut Lis way CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, la the lowaeMp of Toker ffpriop; Wru Fixiassn Mid Wuta Looraa, . In the Village of HastingE. Titles to all uf llu»e, hrmsrt-T*»ix, ami Terms Easy. I don't cart If you nntr pay for w» nfx umtsr. D. C. I1WLET. Ilnatiap. Ner. Jg,noeH isrrixain children, wfatbn « Bg. cr any other c,o„ W1 l .Utblhrr who baa s eiuld -f. f tbe fur»Kviag divrawt. fa M M. or rf wua u aud }var »uff<ru>{ cbd4 *m bserre-.’et.sbioJauh — — Jf thia ■*<<! <ibr, if Inert, urt Full dirvcuuiMlud using will acoaipaav rack bttfe. Non* grntine itukaa lbs foe^Me ciruTiK A a CALK riErivw - v..i ...... " CVRTW I NN, akta Wrapper. Nd\! by Principal Oflkr, 1 fa dfclBle-tyi D MOTTS CH^Esfe^£ ■pWFEClALLT Se~|t>ed for tbe use ct ibe JWIJ 1‘rvftt^ and lhe 7us.<». Karma super ceded IM so called “Cios." -Arouatie.*’ "Cordia!." • Medtcaled. -- Ftbuspps.-eU. is mw en­ dorsed by all tbe pramiocui pLyaicsana. ctoeaitsu and cooooiseurr. aapcsac-Ming all of thoaa ialn»•it medicinal qualities .tunic anJ diatwtici which below* to an Old and Pom Gm. Pul up in quart botUM and sold by all druggiala, grocers. PILLSbtIRON. T/l£ WUOLZ WOULD VS1TEDI SICK PEOPLE, ISAAC THINK! a MOTT, Is now rtoeii ing from Now York and Boston, his fall sl«>ck of He did reach it at last—crawled out inly tbe snow; and lay down for n mo­ ment to rest, panting out hie breath in little while clouds on the dear frosty air. He bad been two and a half hours in the well I II is clothes soon froze to bis body but he had no longer suffered with cold, as full of joy and thankfulness, he run to the factory, where his lather was waiting and wondering. Tbe poor man was obliged to go with­ out his dinner, that day, bitt you may be Groce ries! I Consisting In part of New Orleans, Muscovado, C.^rc, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ gars. M.daaaes and Sirups, Green and Black less, Rio, Ceylon, and Java C.^>, Stone, Wraden, and Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime. Bure he cared little abo-;*. - hat, while lis­ tening, with tears in his eyes, tu the thrilling story his son bad tn relate. He must have -been pr<>i»d of .the boy that day, ai he wrapped b.nt it: hn> own warm overevat aud took him botnc .co bis ‘•mother.’’ How that mother must have wept and smiled over the boy, and kissed him and thanked God fur bint. I have not beard of tba ihtla hero for two or three years, but i trust iw is frowing up into a brave, heroic man, and hope be will Dever forgot the heavenly friend who did not forget him in the hour of his great need. Tbaie ia an old saying ‘•that truth lies at the bottom of a well/’ 1 trust that this brave boy found and brought up from there this truth: God helps those who help themselves.—HonnMd Journal. fa.H. STEWART, Spirt. aW Cauoarfer at L mortar la Cbaaevry. Nv SlWS'uus: Dmg>, Paints <M1», Burning Flu­ id, and Camphene. Aloe, the largest stock el * KerMiae OH ai»« Lamps! Ever uffertd in Batik Creek, all of which will be sold M prices that notiut fidl to suit purchasers. P»rticulnr attention paid to tiling or­ der* from linalitlgt and vicinity, and sntuifaetion guaranteed in every case. -—The highest market price always paid for Produce. 3 tbewlirm cffri«ad* '><!*.*’ ery graftfritj m4 tatctwX ISAAC C. MOTT, Mnulaala, thfa tuc<l>rowd b* Co ttar~d*ffretof ,bt U~». Neramber Stet, IMO. Thoughts ron Ywcw Mnt.—Costly apparatus aud splendid cabinets have no magnetic power to tnaka scholars. In all dreumsldnces, as n man h, under God, the renter of his own furluua, so it he the maker of his own mind. The Cre­ ator has so constituted tho humin Intel lect, that it cam grow only by ita own ac­ tion, and by Its own action ”ft most cer­ <f HASTINGS TANNERY! snows iiaminiro fotualrs cannel fa fee cto*’ a remedy and rrotoreitva.» alaciuig ibeui. »Ui ctorouicaud inflammaimy rrer, more deroWIr-it b“ ----------- --------- . ™ reported, tooth « dfevtabn iftsiiVrf silk ‘ In liiterwntluil frefreHmaet oerotesrity}* !• ------- ------- . i lit rrotoruiive. ant » Uamaata of tbe " ”li i t sewn and The Mbecnber baring 1,,^ tha HaaUnga Tan•7 far a term of ywaw, ia now prepared to tainly and necessarily grotrs. Every mao must, therefore, in an important sente, educate himoelf. Hit books and teachers are but belna; the work is his. A man ia not cducaiod until he hat tho •MIU/ summon, In case of emergency, j all his mental power in vigorous exeraae to effect hit proposed object. It is not the man who has seen most, or read mod, who can do this; such such an one Is in danger of being born down, like a beast of burden, by an overloaded mats ol other men's thoughts. Nor is it lhe man that can boost merely of native vigor and capacity. Tbe greatest of all the warriors that went to the siege of Troy had not the pre-eminence because nature had given him strength, and be earned ths.&rgret boyr, but bet»uM ae!f-disc!piitao bod uught him to bead U,—2huuW S® AOiBa au-ra. nuiMwmnw of tbe price. All letter.. too wtarwtoi.il la . B. I.DC HE . r. > Am, - <U1 New Barry Mill, c.-d.. togwa 18 now in midcc-rsful operation. re,lJ* NSW AKBAKGEMEirT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ EATTKG 8AL00RU to any amoutot t»f CUSTOM WORK tn aa good ordej- and as pror'pt ss *»/, other Mill in Bdrry, or any other ,ta wn.T.KR, ,ing baUt o» UraUr with > V* > w <1« ease (riYRUsaolL i In cases of firo. * OBAhT. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-04-10.pdf 063a84d758f54f255055c679b0ecd244 PDF Text Text ijt 'gtpuHuax $aaitr, i Cmkf if IS r 17BUSHED EYERY WSDMKIDAY MORRIRG, ar ttaernrse, sxxxt cowwtt, mtcbmax ING S' Idren little* the bK VOL. 5, HASTINGS. BARKY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1861 NO. 49. ,1|I|||| Suti«$t‘ ^usinrss Jirttlort NO NO^ It is not tree, that the DRUG STORE!!! No! Never!! Ro ilowctt and Wiad ul- oux wLish, if not aMMka. V3lb. We beliere it tbc US • iu the world, in ail a arrbwa in children.*b*tterd igl or any other catrae. W, waiter who Las a child uf. the fureguinc ditea*e», do »et ‘- or the j.r^odicc af octor^ i and your autlenn; child u* <&, S , utmSe D GROCERIES! cnraccr ruBXDnnav PATENT MEDICINES u, V hijea, C hlorc*!*, L»Vi, Chronic Hsadaete*, iicrmilleat Fever*, Ac. end IMdtttr; wte(bcr tte »*• ».-. or of tin route u.d diausd mmrulurcwergy frnat xtires- • •- . ‘-ru h» •-’ <■«» urifLberttxxtt. bsvs w* i3 lbs teiy world a* ‘f 1“* ta<f .a trfrel ie s dbttnt tarfn»u..rc* <rf tta« ktod «»••*’• - •: <, emaciated t icU»i» 01 *£• uBCmwiM c»hsu*»h>u, ertttest <■ MS .. C.r rhacs rrj l.l'T, tbeoycwHMt of g« : mu*: bs oduttry, *•’’ । ixvruutly U*n5e, without tor«br»tmg; Mxi t.'Wiih. rtf»iu t!:« Uiosl ob«t;n*t«cr.«e» ci ; tvtr bei.i-s *■*»* F*K* I n-FTRAVP, 'DASH S' ■err p.ilMnj ■.“^sti^kXst U known IttteUtM*. t i u J C stimulating H.r.73S£T* .ufc<irreereftMSsI onguent. ni maiLtrws amerr rirs?!’Ki.T«3if io 3arry lrH». । M »■■ ■i.JJLlMMU.MI WONDERFUL CALCULATION. girl a, they'd think wapbiyed with them i cento left. With thia load he went home. It wa* some time before be could compose Come." “But the berries are so thick bare," Mmedf to enter the house, but at length w hich may startle some of my old some Idea of tte greaftreu* of tbv popu­ ; he went in and set the basket on tte u- make 1 " ™ “ THE VILLAGE CARPENTER. remonstrated the other. temperance friend* who may happen to lation of China: ble. “The mind con n-rt grasp «te rari isn^ be present, I came *11 rhe way from “Come, Mary,” he said, "I have bro’t tim* when tbossliula ragged drunkard's to B”*lon to-day, with a botlU in port ofso va»* n nrtmter. Foor tendred something home for supper. Here Nelly home 1 girls are not tere." R- J. GRANT, mypocktt. Posribly it may relieve their millions! Wteldoosit mean T Cunot it. HASTINGS Ctake the pail nnd run over to Mr. 1 Sb the two favored cn?« went away Charles Nelson bad reacted bis thirty­ a little if 1 aMure them that, al­ Night and day, w ithonl rest, or fyod,pr wn’s and get a coople of quart* of anxiety 1 fifth year,and at that age he found himself hand in baud, and Nelly aud Nancy Nel­ though the contents would have proved a deep, you continue tho weary work t yet io ilk," going -town hill. He had once teen one son Mt down upon the grass aud cried. NORM AX BA1LKY, sore temptation to many a man; since it eleven day* ba* passed before you: have He handed the child a shilling as he ' “Don’t cry, Nancy," said the oldest, CAN BE UNDERSOLD!! of the happiest of mortals,and nn blessing been in my pisscssioo I have never counted the first milion.and mart than m:> spoke, and in a half bewildered slate she | has 1 wna wan tod to complete bis happiness.— she throwing her arms nround her Suter’S drawn tte cork. Here is the buttle. It many year* bofuro the end of tbe terLous took tte money and hurried away. ' He had one of tlm best of wives, and his neck. contains four hundred and thirtyH»ven task can te reached." The wilv started as she raised the cover ' “ But you are crying, Nells. ” viuldrun were Intelligent and comely. A lie al»» suppodee tin* mighty multitbrec^ent ph-w. They were placed of the baskul, but she dared not speak. — 1 r.». a J.RCntXL, “0,1 can’t bslp it,” bobbed the stricken carpenter by trade, no inan could com one by vat, Ly an Irish boy, about t'jde to take op Ito line of «Barch»J^a She mused ab<»at like one in a drcnni^nd there, 1 tnat.d bettor wages, or be more sure of one. years of age, the sou of bigoted grand procetuion, place in sihgla file St ever and anon she would casta furtive fourteen j work. If any one wished to build, Chas. six feet apart, and marching at tbe. rate of parent*. &at her huxband. He had nnt been Catholic 1 berts triker Nrl-"ii must hu«* the job; and for miles Nancy, gazing up into her sister'a face,— It occurred on thl* wise: Tte boy was thirty mile* per day, evcept on tbe Sab­ ng—she knew ft—and yet he ted BAILEY A BAKER, arpuud p: ••pie sought his services. But “We are not to blame. Wc are good accutUuned to visit the shop of one of our bath, which ia given to real. “Day after af ANVFACTVRERS of tin, ateat iron and cop. mnaicy to buy ram with if he wanted iu 1 n cb.i i ;.-J coi.jn over hitr.. A demon nnd Iovine; and we never hurl anybody. traidtcra, who by occupation i* a grocer. day tte movingcoluun advances, tte hood IVA per ware. Dewlcn in iron, uaita, ateal. glaaa, J VST RECEIVED , had t........... :,n -n his way. and be had O, I wish somebody would k> ’ “ ' Wtet could it mean 1 Had her pray ers This hall hardware, eullaryand atovaa. Store one doo; teacher became intareitcd in him, ruvbirfg Ou far towards tte rising awn, teen answered !. Oh, how fervently she a new and most complete assortment of turned - m-,4 .< ith the evil spirit. A new should te so happy." and loaned him the WtlUpriaa and otter now bridges ti»ePacifie, now bridge* the prayed then. Only “But wo are loved, Nancy, and experienced carpenter had been sent DRLGS AID W EDICI MEN, similar publicans to rend. Tie boy be­ Atlantic. And nowthe Pacific is crossed, OAKLEY, Soon Nelly returned with the milk .mid Who could for by those who had no longer depended think.af our good mama. came Winch interested in them, but was but still tte long procession rpqrches Mrs. Nelson had tbe table out. After Batdr upon Nelson ; and he had now nettled In love u* more than ate d<»r*F afraid to lake them borne,or even to have on, stretching across high mountain* W?d supper, Charles aroaa and said to his "I know—1 know Nelly but that isn’t i the village, and token Nelson's place. bis parents know that te read anything sunny plains, and broad river*, through TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. On a back street, where tbe great trees all. Why don’t papa love u* gs te used wife. so heretical. To relievo him from dan­ China and India, and the European king­ “I mutl go to Mr. Manly’s office to and <in again threw their green branches over the way to! Don’t you remember when he used ger, his tencter gave him tte use of a dom*. doma, andon again over over tbs tne stormy stormy help him arrange mhos plan* for hb new light, and allowed him to set beneath hi* 'Bosom of the Atlantic. But the dreqit of stood a small c >ltogr, which had once to kiss us, sad make us so happy 1 Oh, bouse, but I will be home early.” world been the pride oft tv Inmates. Before it how 1 wish be would do so now ! Ila counter la the evening, nnd read, all un J the -------. itself afford* not standing room. MASON ALLEN, A patur shot through his wire’s heart as ain ’ t — 'Tte column will double upon stretched a wide garden, but tall, rnnk observed. Having gained tte boy’s oonealer in groceries, provides*, pro "S—sh, sissy ! don’t say anv more.— she saw her husband turn away, but still ■ fidcDCet and noticing that te was addicted itself, and double again and itgs’n. Macs, Slab, bolter, lard, pork, and grain of 'jr FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL grass grow up amongst the choked flow­ He may be good to ua again. If te knew sbe was far happier than sbe ted been for to the use of cigar*, be ventured to ques­ and shall girdle the earth eighteen time* all kiaSa. Alan toy* eandiea. vle.,*1e. Storv ia er*, and the pailings of the fence was bro ­ PUKrOSES,ONLY_a3 a long while. There was something in ken in many places. The house itself had how much more we could Jove it, he wo’d tion him as to the C’Wt of this habit, and before th* graft! reservoir which famishes his manner that assured her, and gave once been while, but it ua« now dingy I think. And then I believe God I* good to auggert w hether it would nut te wise these nutnbcrlro* multitudes rs exhaust, D. c. HAWLEY, ed. Week*, month*, and yearsroH aw and dark. Once bright green blind* hod •and will surely help us sometime, for her hope. Just ns the clock struck nine, ths well ! adorned its windows, but they ted new mama prays to him every day." of saving hi* hard earned money, but also sod still ttey come, men. women, and ' “Yes," answered Nancy. “I know she known footfall was heard, strong and ■ been 'aloff and sold. And the win of preserving bis health. Tte boy I is- ■children. Since tbe march began ite I steady. Tte door opened and Noteun down themselves betoken poverty and dues; and 1 gut'** God will be our father ! tened, and expressed a willingness to try. little child has become » man, and yet on entered. Hi* wife cast * keen glance in­ neglect, for in many places the pane* sometime." Tl>e teacher *sked tte amount be was to his face, and almost uttered a cry of “He is now, sissy.’’ ’ wore gone,and shingles, rag*, nnd old hats spending thus, and learning that it wna “1 know it, but he must be all we shall joy, wber. she saw how be was eteuged three cent* a day, suggested that te save taken their plnoes, A single look nt the TEA. COFFEE, SCO AR. SPICES, PEPPER,. house and its accompaniments told the have by and by, fur don’t you remember for the'better. He had been to tte bar­ that amount dailv, and lay it aaidc aa a Such is China in its popuhtfion; and If' PRVXES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISU; ' mama told us a cold finger waa laid upon ber's and to the halter's, yet uolliing was special fund. A* the buy thought «>f no Homer could preach eleqaaittly on the R.irsf'a Block?*' Basting*, Michatory. It was a drunkard's home. / in fact, ararythipg in the Grocery liar, aaeh a* Within anta woman yet in the early her heart, and she said sbe might leave u* aaid on the subject. way to keep it safely, the ttacter took vanity uf roan as a mortal, with equal In the morning the husband arose first venroof life; and though shewn* alill one of these days, and, ami—” tbi* boule from the stelf, and proposed eloquence, had be ecru or ooalcinpiated and built the fire. Mary had not slept “S—sh. Don’t, oh, don’t, Nancy ; hiuidaome to look upon, but the bloom to him to drop m it a.thru* cent piece dai­ the millions of Chins,, could, he have until after midnight: having been kept was gone from her cheek*, nnd the luster you’ll-*” ly, (un Saturday dropping two.) promis­ The word* were ehoked with sobu, and awake by tte tumultuous emotions tLnt ing to keep it for him. from her eye. Poor Mary Nelson!— It was not lune individual! And Isold ng Extracts, thronged her boaom,snd awoke later than One*' she hud teen the happiest of the the tear* of tbe sister* mingled a* they before he was cured of the habit, but te teppy, hut now nous could te more mis­ trickled down the cheeks that were pres­ usual. concluded to continue tte daily deposit After breakfast Cterlre arose, put <<n They wept long, but at until bis little bank waa filted. and so te erable ! Nenr her sat two children, both sed together. WILLIAM El'RGHKR, hi* hat, and tumitfr t« bls wife n»ked: girl* and both beautiful in form and fea­ length arose and went away, for they saw kept ou fiw four hundred and thirty-saveu count uf a stent battic that took place at “What do vou do today F ture ; but their garbs were all patched other children coming. days—(there being a brief interruption Eaaum, on W (UungtoO** birth-day. it “Wash foe Mre. Bixby." As s<x>n as they were not of sight and worn, nnd their feet shoeless. Tbe wteu, by a sudden casually, he wo* appear* that i|;e Jagers and. Artillerist* PENS. PENCIIX INKS. PAPER, EN­ “ Are you willing to obey me once Jit* oldest was ihirtcfai years of age and the Clmrles Nelson started to his feet thrown uut uf employment,)—until *t were sUtiunad or Ml Jefferson, arid tte, VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., de. A. E. BONSTEEL, other two years younger; lire mother hands were clenched, and his eye* were more I" 1 iat tte bottle was tilled. He then cork­ , Guards and tu tte Artillery ply. Alth« ‘ Oh, yes." Upoa cur abelvee may be found all af lb HTSiClAN ANl> SURGEON. Will practice wn* hearing them rouite a grammar les­ fixed on a vacant point with on eager ed it up tight, and to make all aure/irovs appointed time ibertwo a»npaqi*a ia*( ‘•Then work for mu to day. Send Nelly five nails iu the cork. Gratefol to tte MOST POPULAR son,for she had resolver! that her children g«c“My God !r te gasped, “what a villain to tell Mrs. Baby that yon are out well society which bad published tte popnr* named mured towards the hill to lake should not grow up io ignorance.* They “Cha pul tepee.” Ailvaodac rapidly tte DANIEL COOK, enough to wash, for you are not. Hero I am I Look at me now I Wtel a state in which te had teen so much interested, could not attend the public school, for Guards and Artillery *--on rt-aebed and al is a dollar; do withit aa you please— thoughtless children sneered at them, andI am I in, and what have I sacrificed to lie handed it to tte teacher, with direc­ cmre c-tminenred climbing the bill, fir.ug buy something that will keep you busy made them the subject of sport and ridi­. bring myself to'It ’ And they Jove me tions to giro it to Item to«id m publish­ steadily as they clambered up U* site* for yourself mid children." . ing and distributing mure. I have loaned cule; but ic ibis respect they did not; yet, and pray for me!" lie turned towards the door, and his ; o— ------ — ° , while tte companies vu tte b»p ralsrnod He said no tnr.re, but for some inosuffer, for their mother was well cduca-. I. A. HOLBROOK, „nro, th. i.trtt H. broitoted '*■ on l*° ** three '»«awon» lo mterest the fire, and tbourands stood looking un —t. . d.Jlar for it« Ma­ We would napectfaUy anaonnoa to the olU-i ted : nnd sbe devoted such time a* sheI ments stood with hi* hand* still denebed tend was upon ths latrti. tie nesiiaieo. ilaetinip. and vicinity, that we intend to u'kUH. - u»5oii.r «. tU ruja. o( with ink-revt. until Ite four bodies cam a and eyes fixed. At length his pr.ze waa then.turned back. i could spare io their inatnrcUon. -"J :-.”T into close quarters <rfi tte hill, •rtfr*' fl' Fur more than two years Mary Nelson turned” opward, and his clasped hands bosom. Ho pressed his bp* to hcr*.tber: | ,W1 **’«»• 1 ■qcoe occurred that was quite nlaneing. J. X. KCHELL “■ '■• J-’-<'•••■ *• 1 “ ••“ had earned nil the money that ted been were raised abm o his head. A moment ■ . -t_____ . —J .l. Some of tbe soldiers becoming excited; be remained s<f, aud then his haoda dropii‘ed in that hoi»se. People hired her to rusted al one another? and tte officers wnsh. Iron, and sew for them; and be p-.*J by bi* side, and he started homeward. ‘ Wbm he arrived hl* wife nnd children ning he fvjt well ami very happy. -Mr. to be “addicted to tte bottle."— »Frf/- with considerable difficulty retrained sides the money paid, gave ter many nr­ JOHN ROBERTS, them fnw® giving a. bloody lure te mu­ Manly was by to cheer him, and this be were in te-ara,but te nffected not to notice . tides of f.wid and duthing. So she lived xpn'ay. ______ ____ ___ ter*. Several sword* were Urukso in Um ' Speeial atteuUon wiUdieMtd to COMPOUND it He drew bis last abiding out of hi* did by talk’ng and acting ns though Chas, J ING and pulling up FREsCRHTIONri; and any had never been unfortunate at all. one I'urciiaxiag BirtMrinea of aa can rely upon were tendtiiii- her children and preying pocket, and tended it to bi* wife asking II. P. CHERRY. Saturday evening came, and Ndaon ter to send fi»r some milk and flour, and | their beiax to God. had boon ahnnat a wevk without rum.— Supper tiine arrived, and Charles Nel­ make him some porridge. The wife was Tte correspondent uf tte Wkif tells Ho l>*pdl earned fifteen dollars, tea of son renie reeling home. He had worked startled by tbe strange tone in which this A STRIKER the follow ing very interesting anecdote of whhb be now hod iu his pocket. was spoken — it wa* like hi* voice in day* the day before at helping to move a buil­ ,------------ —--------- —— Hastixcs Mi«rw a !s*t. ■ “Mtiry," he said, after tbe supper table Washington : ding. and thus had earned money enough gone by. :. WTEWABT, Recent evente have recalled very for­ dedared that they were actuated by. no Die porridge wa* made nice nnd nour­ hud cloarud away, “here are ten d<ilar* J Counselor st Law. Sulicitsr to keep him in rum several day*. As he for you, aud J want yon to expend it in cibly to my mind the followit^ incident, yi feeling or anything of the kind, but ia ChMeerj- SotoO TwhU*,, stumbled Into thehouw thechildren dose ishing, and Charles ate it all. II* retired Balaam, a G m article Lr Toilet puroothey lu-came excitnd and completely Joat. Sftcndrd to promptly sud etfi- ; early, and wa* op early uexl morning.— clothing for yourself and the children. 1 n classing the teeth, removing freckle. to their mother, and even ahe shrank all eontrul over ihffMll***• B, Nublt'* Mock, Battle Creek. have earned fifteen dollars durinc tbs la*t away, for sometimes her husbnnii wa« He asked bi* wife if »he hod milk and Being on a visit to Washington during flour enough to make him another bowl five days. I am to build Squire Maftly'a uglv when thus intoxicated. geeat bouse,and he pays me three dollar* the rcceM <‘f Congress in the spring of Wonders of CbemAaUf. NKF1NR, 6, how thnL man had changed within of porridge. 1857, I walked one tiny whh a friend, to “Ye*. Ctarles," *te aaid. "We hare a day. A good job isn't it ?? Science is lull of wimllrrs, but two years I Once there was n«A a finer Mary harked up and her lips moved, view the work* than already in progress appearing man in town. In fnune he had not touched it.". bnt she could nut speak * word. '.She “Thea if yoa are willing, I would like lowing from tbe Lfon Playfair wilt awa­ 1 been tall, stout, compact, and perfectly air jggled a few raomenU. and then burst sauntered among lbs pillar* in the hasp- |ken curiosity: • ■ •' | firmed, while hi* face bore the henu ideal come more." Her husband took hef by meat of th* old building, ws. fell in with Mary moved quickly about, nnd snon into tear*. of manly beanty. That noble form was a venerable Rooking man, having the ap­ streets during tte dgily traffic re appear the arm, drew ter up-m his lap, and now bent, those liinte shrunken and tte food was prepared. Tte himtand ate pearance at a countryman, wtei seemed |n \n the form cf sword* and gtmk pressed her to his boeosn. Tte lYO YOU WANT WHISKEKSl tremulous, and that fiice all bloated and it and felt belter. He washed and drew t»DGE OF PROBATE, Notary PubUe. Gea“Mary." he whispered, while tears ran bo there upon tbe same business that wc •'.lipping* of tte traveling tinker are mlsvd __ J «r_ - i Wilt K. fauna In V DO YOU W A NT W HISKERS1 disfigured. He was not the man who had ed, and would bare elm red, had bl* hand were. We entered into conversation wi|h tte paring* of boric*’ hoofs from the ouee been the fond husband and dealing been *tcady enough. !>e*vlnc bome, te with him, and he informed n« tb*l te was em.ilhy, or tte cast-off uouten garments father. Tbe loving wife bad prayed, went M nncfi to a man who ted juvt com- nd will be «Into I U« Nut by an act * Virginian, -raised" a few miles down uf tte poorest iatebitanto of a sorter isle, DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! " DANIEL NTRIKER, wept, and implored, bnl in vain; the the river, not for from Mt Yeraon, “Va­ and open afterward, iu lbe form of dyes “Mr. Manly\” said he, addressing tte OUNTY CLERK. Notary Publia a huaband was bound to his drinking etxnry likelv. then,’’ we remarked, “yon may uf brightest blue^racc thc.dres* of eourjDO YOU WANT A MUbTACIIEt panions <>f the barroom, and he would not mtn alluded to, ^havo dranl^ U>e last Lead aad Tax A--ml. OSIro la. word* bo had beard tte previous Monday recolUci Gtn. Wasb-RUm." “Perfectly ly dame% Tbe main ingredient of tte alcoholic beverage that ever passes my well." he replied. “ Indeed I saw himbreak tbe bonds. ink with which 1 now ifnie was possibly lips. “Ask no questkms while yrmaee while be lay l*bind th* walk BEIXINenAX’R Thit cvi-ning Mary Nelson ate no sup “Netor bef>«*,” said he. ‘Mid I fully re when be laid tte foundation of this buiW- voce part of the broken hoop of nr. old me true. WiH you give me workT’ OLIVER E. EVERTS, CELEBRATED ________ per. fl>r all the f- oJ In the honae was.not ing. 1 was but a boy, then." te continued “Charles Nriaon, are yoo m earnest F' else i»w tow 1 had dalton, bat Um aeatoe beer barrel. Tfee bouse nf dcau animals more than cueugh for her husband and "hut I remember very distinctly bow te yield tte chief tenatituentof lumter mlH)child-u;; but when ter hugbftnd *Mgone asked Manty In surprise. looted as be stood in this way over the m. T PHILLIPS, Vassa Saaturr and JaOsa Tbs dregs of port wins, ear. fuhy “ So much so; rir, fh*t were death to ihe »< t ■>»< ' picked a few berrieAwd stone, and settled it to iU pUc* w ith a rejected by the part »ioe dria^ar in du thus kept uei vital energies alive. That stand upon iny right hand, nnd yonder all tbe tempter* of earth cannot drag it pry. Il was a large stone, and n* placed, H. COOK, bar room on my left.! Would go with the nigh* poor Mary prayed long and earnit mu*t have required no little strength '“-'toy'r • ■ ■ J’-u;* i down. Your prayer* »re»i|wl/ estlv. and her little «n» prayed with her. tn mor*. But ** General eras a very “Then here Is my bouoe lying abowl wu On the fbllowlng morning, Charlo* Ms debauch. The c.flut of the ttreclsand 1 place it Nelson sought the barroom aa soon ns he In rough timber apd boards. H. X. BHELDOX, all in your bands and shall look to you to arose; but be was sick and faint, and the —- - —- fully preserved In tbe feOyXi While ! «sn treat y*w, you it* vftwto wtedews sn« fveew r^TT tncra iru,u vui 1 liquor would not revive him fur It WouM finish k a standing marvel U» us all, bow ths Gen ­ The roses in the garden smiled, and In buttle, np are vred bv her t« fir ' not lay on his stomcch. He had drank may trout me. Cbme into my office and every why did the improvement work eral mnvod that slot*. A few days after MeafM fctf bw frisuds. «r, ik. iiwo™. “i- »•>» the General happened to be riding by otir MOCtTTniO ATTORNEY, C-.nwttr al Lsu, Solicitor and Ootntaalor m Ch««ci?. WHISKERS OB A MUSTACHE full miserable. i viau outside. We all polled off our tcani to see him thtrr, but Charles Nelson to to him. and be stopped his horse for lately Co«rt**nau8teK O»ce iwtiw Ceurt took tbs plan—and having studied it far but the ok«» atmosphere of the barroom “1 Px*rxn.”—Fourlrttle children were a moment, and spoke to us very pleasant■d to his coin pan K while, weotooi wtero tire men were at DARRON SMITH, boxfaUofvnaU work getting tbs llmter together, and A WO wvr turn. —~ j- -- ------- - ------- rto kftow That If he could steep beheld Mr. Manly introd*oed Mm ss thsimter. P C feel teller, and shams enough to wish to _ i;. __».x wnn<J<>rod keep away from hottie so Mill, after Mm and pulled him 01U. Another . . ■ •. .. _____ 1...- I,...-.. .nd nova that stone V “O y<». ran moved it, wc all saw you.,. ‘‘Wall, while asked the first, 4 rwlwA In nftw r and xi AXUrACT „t’ “Yon did -rd. And .bu u An wood. -1 mmrv litlis girl lhrea'jraVK-«^. „ *■» {WfMWO -tom. KU,.’ cw“. �BEPUBLICAN BAMHEB, ,.i ived th® ajjpmtitfunit of PtMtmMtcral Copt Berrvman, euramaoding the Wy a3otte.ditef yesferffl^ W WJKfcvw. New oaLVjjnesr— . SPRING TRADE, JJP non. Hinvar Wuu'iws haa re­ The April •lections io thh Bute are :elfanc«i - Tbt> TrUunt't Mwotgpmpry dispatch Wednesday MoraiAg, says that “should ordm be ksuijl-te: blockade the Southern [tarts and oriftcu revenoe there, DAtfs wifi issue letters oP marque, and eover tbeiaca with privol. inta.^ulUriy.Wii*. Brings intellgjcnce.cjf UbOeiM> ’KJ^-ajl Our leal die; uf intercat, added to lite influence uf a very M. Gmahoir, son of Wm. L. and Miran­ inclement day. da Granger, at Charlotte, who died on the and afflictive to the surviving friends; RrtoM, Dt That wo acknowledge .•WMK3B A special disjrttch to the. JZmrif t> Judge Manning, bjr a largo majority u? New (Means 3*1, says : 'The rejtart fltet (•' '■U theaariowem^iiawa o^ tbe DemocDe tbe BroUd/n tatd rriufrnxd fVfl^f^ by landing (roops.ft .tawwtrp^awjpftbl.. nV_, .. , 1 J SouA jCaruUnm - We tnist this state­ only wore Uuded. ... , ' fr Tfann^hyoB! meat' will Jiriita true, and conpHtao st ............... Mrpitorol *"*■■1 w viplMWi- .AMll.fiaiP be raumal.in. ttfi ttoMyCA**. Un |4hc nuntawWMilLfiUtf«-Mr ^rge til 1- wc stifflayfiA.||»vffliy^, of whribyw^tauM .'fWWfrAWta if lages, aoj in /<rw of tho country towns ties. . •RrtTreiffof the CWwJsrated.States •U wift ke Dose t on Northern manufacture- is already 1 This is n question which meets mt aC found to be inconveniently high by crerj’ttirn, and ft:asked in relation to' Southern merchant*, and ft will b®. se­ the gondftiou of the fifl&!r< of-the natfrn. duced at the next Cowgres*." . . tatbeSuM* frrmerly of this village. luwntlim to uiJ^-Mlka-al. lasts; and to 8c cunSlaTillj^’re; Ales. E. Robinson, of Bellevue, -tire ■wiihmms whtah etarl^reUwar wfl fi mfrwt h f Trtriwt., o?r rfol* wai rairinw™ on- nnwK.,vi » --- - -------------- -- kJfflftjriWiJpIlH. Sul- Street, ™; ’’XfiSffl.A CI? m i , , ’ ‘l^taiaowu«-miM);lolli®' ' t^Mr. J. P. Wihmirth. of . Grand WMalalen Mm-. H. A. FUL'^BB 4 jri,/ TMH* «**-**• .’«»» <" rt. I, hearted -fnenJ, and"adv<tc«ie, and this i,ij.Tf*~ ’-an-i’- Lodge a-faithful and valuable member. ' feet that tb® IRepublitMDs, being tired of fighting a fallen foe, bafte- tamed upon j nju.ni tr.- 'r- B^pub, ta ufacturing uf cottott :b»Uilg>, . it U iu, themselves, apd. the contest, .in full too ■ • .... _ _________ as vSrenjJ an can be w>bt*)r>ed ftwm New* band our bcartfsllcenduiswccaml »ymp ‘ tliies in this bereavement which has be- ■ fts Judr «*•*•" ' .’ . . 4 7 ’ ."« in in our our own own ranks. ranks. :lf. If, duiau daring re.ii•a-cuoncft,’a.cuta- York. So says an exchange. at tb« head-uf thia article; is oftra repeal fallen li'un nr.d 'Ms children-. and that jfrptaMHff CapL Gorgas who recently reslgned-ifi A cannon baft weighing 4db ‘ft**. IML oar political enemies b-W® stooped whaUvt-r qid It,albitite in uur power as eopsnuws wvclosively roocmstveir that tnnt the tnc people people . , ’ . . , ~.r . the army, ha* tendered bisservice ’to ftf ed[-show» ta’w -.-—...i ta. — I "ta tatarfi ........ t Confederate State*. He ts a 'AAtlvdfif «(*«> rtiVrt-mvy «ni w a«e, ;V''.’^uk'" Pennsylvania, and was formerir lh cotn A few such ■ u*»«. Ou, Jcdm will U» u. ‘ wU. F' “ ^' ■ “ " i “ “ m and of the CharlreUiu arsenal. ' /' 1 would be weighty arguments MuUmw, rt. “u" 'IU*7' "" loyally. ’ Z .v ' i ■ •> . « ■■•'1 J : Richmiwd. Va., April 3-! . .r.r.., w. . _ta,. r.,^ jiji. TUst a copy i‘t thro pre-) fe^,fXlJu4r-rtr*PrXte b. a**tftp, te ->■ o „ mM_' which the I3F* Tlie aeceJirig State* tiave cost Mayols rleeWMM«y'>r brl,00ft ma 1 3n ^frj’etic defetnivs policy, j^ .reo "mas, _ <K-moer®Cy arc ctowlng, •“ . we Washington,1 April 4. d. *M >»: rt. i«a</ '"j-irT■ ?r yr’' tal k, X.M I. Charles Sroty "ti ' bibed >4ittle to- much of th- saw | ^K^MlV&Jtatnd. Wao^ud 8* AMttiXhi lied hrm orer to the '“briHA’’ h [evening MjbfWlo’re S this (tawen>n«H uo-Je» Urtri .|GJTJ»22, •. • ;. a .it, / . y ' ' ".'! V,'’../,' X"S.'-2’p.W -y 2^ «'„■ I \,ro1,>nyms,X,f(lfJ', !8yI. '.,S3 ! cnAiXi Eier ****** , .r_c 1 rcrTluio S Confidence In thrift,’SAffleieAt''to assure . CjiARLXwrw, April fL* tbcrj) that the Government respects itsplf. O®n. Beauregard this morning issued an order add rent a entalnl mretaijta' to Ww-aak no tpore; but this much irp du 'Majof Aiiderwn, giving WniAh dflirial demand. Io nntifientirm that aH fattacngrta' bsCvreta It to'hntj'usllcoio state that recent ta. ■port Sumter and tho-rify would be pro ‘dftatfaba itam to warrant tl;e belief that hlbftfed from that date. All tM* Ttaft 4 ,ll» ]«$«')•’at^) 4o. Ve have l«eidi atrengttaned and two'additiona^rgfnunts art expected from‘flfe lrtr- .resisted « • liui- Uwre Js .ao mwch>of an Naw Ypax, AprillJ. A Tlx coerepondent of tbs Now York fftntM says thst. on emptying tw<i ftvg* from Fhirtds at tbe dssd ieteur offiae, un feturday.two copperhead WteicS tmerged which ware killed after an exciting •cram%l*. i ■ triday afternoon another company, who ;are stationed at the trid Uwrted States dcsjmtcb Iwri 'M—tgrenery say» they TAtfM-eblp.the Rattiftaaie, which is now Off Wappor OMk mi the Ashley Rh er, , wA* experimenting with w -’six-ponnder ' Slaves AgAIrt-i^^rrata Heriving. thr mate of Old Seeesrion, I hey carelessly Atawt.ii yeprago the Cora^Jkrtc'p^ns .\'r.-A Youn. April, H. shotted her and pointed the gun At ifen ,nrit'e saw-fttill fa U»ft/nty.*’'juM to’.'hee and’other voeacU suoceeded.-in escaping • ^!*P®lc^ ta tac Herald, dated from Ms port on tlieix vay-tp.thi-^uasl WrehimrtOQ. 7t^, M.vb: “A high nfficfal . \wig. iw one-or torm iota me, wnsn<l of Africa for cargymufslstes. A decent .of thjs Government left to-dnv for Montwent bvefto Inquire about II Tbs shot tartprvansa of his uath.of office pyndd wfe hard IjsMn -t> (Him derived %y-*ylng ^isj»M>b*>,jUi wai It ((Bp (confi- IcW among a gvoop of fifty Mgro —renew, **** In the yard, and1 strange tn'aay, dM* mk teptrtveni ttanr «pUM„hnd the cru»®>frnc» ^,^..^, 4^. hJHT of «^.iW kill no^tady.'tart tbe- women rarfsoreecb- queot importation of thmisaiHla from Bad ingthrouch the city, and creatad »great «bM» .lite Ai>« .</,Xhtaynfir’-p, |*ra Amriain flag. . j n-j...-,:.«t. pwioioiwd. - - .... j .a. T. .tiamra;4ha>< dmp<Motahe f Qal/aes, -we UsfT q-anlitire of army ,tiWf fX» ,4 vj/iAuk .T;4l9t-wUk.pia4 CV--uIostun pprimsd.— bring ahippMl <m b<«»d the steamers MkAtIB ftpret it H1 ta iu uWith the rgtaw uf spring ^arn ban te-morrow with U<0 Py-rridenr, Moctee; Baltiaand llUnmat ., , ^,r 7iU„ the Mitel-44irilJ prermip- among Ox ’ “< i > -..IT :®U«® ImAa and. Although aMj .tr/, £> -ta- ;.^ws»‘in -«be r?*"t!h4'X u;1i >«««■■ -N»w Y-rt.^riiA. ccr-d-ta llxir.afsia in secrecy, informs , clam^l.m, “waft^ gerrlsrmed; SoWcr* from Gorerooth Ishmd-WfflpraMNHo Fort HsmUton eoday. ttf empailr-lbeuiw uo iiawnera to ports tin acne rtalnedaf tint'Navy Hid. At «lf fte UNty xfepivte, f---------- '“ Let. the p ««>.*- <*<> *15 WM»« «. lbw mam,;». ecB^Uoall,. ka^w, >„s »«. At the Psrsnn***, in MubUeviffe. M n>* teh tart., feta! A’>Wsk^rtd.-fa.-teaata. fttSwrrw I ‘tal-KiM Bcssw K •satasSM.-'brth W.rassay KewlDs.MKh. - . ... the purest SulrtMua t ■ be fraud i ntoArt. customers Aould b< te* WT*?- *’’•’’*»”* ««h a per |MrciMd.ta>nUiii-l article. D. B La$4 & CKVCTrtmifal Salera!u« givr perfect antftfacti'm tv the tn<r ti^M hcM-ekeeper. Manufacture f!« sale *tfr|oMal- by b. B. De A Co.-, Faitfurt, Monroe Co.. N. Y. l>»w*ana.—Smite of the spirit r*i*rcMiH Grata! Jack*** awntfari* gh»>era of the T4iow« wft> thhn • Uta cbofaetcE—Longville doormat. GKKtxKW, Apfil 3 5 B*irtf», .Wdls j Monl.aU liis.pnr _She hat the te, fturd W yc0eh fi W , __ , ,three 8 gruririmfa. SUr W«»H«frw< at Bit l»w«<Mthw Im. uTApril.fi >r a p»w «««rat <if Africa. jhv name <tf whirl •vt M>4JeH. You can uaotlie al yv*w are fit, but rJowc not uae my .v I sin a neighbor te the parrir .. IteUrawd Last Gnat Law bMpghkture not uul) > Uw rMrwdftig lha tifwe U«r c<»w the I JHtk! GrSht Itailr’eafli tbe ft •ih-ua^fty .rixart <«f G*agrva* the prautj tart vta* ane giving th MtaftaUtaf n-ctii ma m j riuyr Mali etmi|.4rie twruty cwa mite* of read, nr«vWed that Hie 1 XWtH ^ Wwac&jr IW • •MtpiMMl h> irtSMin^ City from aid twenty aectluna. T law, it la cnuGdowlky arierted, *41 the Companies bi'nrtk® such neg* Rawk^—Qn Wadneadjj of last de*d.nsa»jra®disrovered un Ly'w •a the Iowa ofCtarttr, this count. niBm mtU uncurrent one dollar pill found prtwad he was rcrogtr.Zed as a tr VfcU jU UqW. -U> — that vicinity het fall, and -ho Arid* We aaaaad by starvation a *??*^^*T*** ““ - -T Notice tbmfeirel ■«F“Bvfcfe>- Kthters u*e Im 'trjsWr1 nrt^r^aask® matches frtan VT» await fei^ytfevwlepmrete." - __________ . issued by the Scythesn CupGkrj^-y. rt ' 'hr? ft*"1 Libido•< Thq New Barry Mills. Vu.vtcflfy-kftK, BrotW apaMf-** *®P.' tbo P»f»« w .. ., ... . Jcckson, Howell, Marshall, olbtrs. , . , 1 Jeritsnn. alarahall. and other* lhe demand* of tho lb® people or the Migen extgen : , ’ • •’ ' , • ll^e <Jf this CuoritT, and aftu to «ueh paper in I wu*e if sar. wb» tb* •***• •**’ wiM “d . . the . . _.. . bis­ . As m> oftret.tQ these we record every ,1W—Uer*i(«re, ciea-of times. They .have read A pegging raachme ifin u»n in &i,F (•■>.; K. T. f.r piiblicii.n. I county be®'J from, so far, aa electing a trere to-little advnr.tago who assert that pou.n ; Bratbar IL-shall .designate, also tbe Has . a,*Au B*mr<tao«itns-Ji pirort iBter**«e4 ''^AIlienn Buperrhorv, er Now EngLiod. with which -a womfqU Mftfen, n.rolgllm.r, mmen.CT. ' .”f ,’ ' •’•it ’ rr.... ui’D*'-7;r J . **' •?l"’''WPl Llvingiten. There may bo and shoe is pegged in ten-seconds,' -De jt* Mr. Richardson urged tatraedlatc sc-[ .... ‘ rr -------- •“ ill y;?ar wear iifch usch opt if tf it me meets with no r. ,, „ . .. • .... . ccgicn . : l ■» uill • I,..*-—ta—M— ■ r-4ieri Chas.— Temple, i ... •’ „ -r•-.'•• ,.. .• pn-banly ere others in ths condiuon of b i c ' New Ynrki ’A^l-S. Committee. ’ ., '”<1 2, ““kt' buu.k—M.d.^<«. R* L-re- II U. lUaas*. ^jT" Marshal Renders, of NeswYotk, f-*' ’Ai I* Atari-rwowo. TH Aiatmrrria/** c^.^r, Waalimeton WmIxub... diin.iteh jf.p.ytli. S ?*• r""u ; pob.|«u. h». ta «.u XmA' Th* K° HaCacnt In his resignation tb I'.fnculiLi. ... w- ’?• states that “A meeting of the Uablhct, at-1 -ftnir-i Buchanan towatM t|je erauors, wav . . _____ —- - - —_______ Gtad of it. ' . . tended by Gen. Scott, was hssti’y sum. j on<| of tiiiicfh tty, pnd the Consequence of I Board -of soperriaoes. UlU UX'ming. -C.pl. F<.« b». j. tf,, „f a _ The Board of acidly,elected. Supciliigy There ba* btan brought from ? .*<* wfthiA. our । sore of ibis,County will eland ticy^u fie Ehgland to this' country' ^4,480,tXfo' in x-ri I ( AV mb, ngUni, April fk. -j ft ft>» mikr rf’ttacLswe • . ‘ }y> ,'*n- ’ I* niay scrinnsly be Aadrcaoa. . There is cuftalderaW excite^ ‘ doubted, n«*w, publicans to five opposition asjuiluws: ’* specie, fjiiM.Noycm.byr Ipst. , ,, MinhWr o>n>h.'ta hm p. ‘ irtmy jtf.lfty, that the government may — - went here. Woodland, Peter Oumtr, -RepsbHcan.Show ftrCtoada-was aertn ftat ■lMHM>fwar ’CiimbcrlAud, -<iw fhtuig out v.r.- «•—. « <■—*• v«* mrerengt-r on. c.iu lorjefiya u> come, . UA soccial on. thu ,AUxv>- ; yx- fit to adopt, gan Carftofi, John Bnrttuin, Ddntariir, deepjon the 2oth uf :>’r tears to come. ' . st Norfl'lk. or th* PuwhMliib to taka him Itoufic Rsilrre^ l|aa_Urn fVre<; utters have already «driaaodtj , ” ■ uatta. wlni.tlw Unitors have already ncIrving, John M. Walker, Rep, to Mexico. It ia expected that be will aud n ..featb*rrd Ua‘°’C h° *M'a romphshd. <IWn uro none who would ‘ tar* Tbe -LjgMatnre of Florida has I Mkliiean. w "Xkruiay, Uw;lst,ri7 ofMay, A. Is. 1 emnphshcd. There uro n«»no who would fence on tbe !5tl>. ' ' ' Thornapplc. (I. V. ftUrkk, D®w» A special Jiap;Udi te (ha ,j)ery,'&>ol.' :rtrpWlcy of restoring tho seecded presed an ad.nmklh^'U trtataw.yimWIta'’SirChuC Wyek. Btltkh Minister, will [ IMI, st <*• •’fleck in the sn-m<xu>. tbe loth" YankeeSpringseC. W. Bassett, Hep. it< I»n4« and traeo^uts tw louring ta itx »aid arrive In hfrxkv atant tho 1st «>f May.' blc nitb.denjJipfurf'Xjcrson te accept an — .i — u.^ n.1 — . . . ta-ut. h-V.»' fi^-. invasion.,and conquest; but there I • estate, ie tbv c-amsy ri Itarry, ual State •! Charleston 3d. aays.: “The cripis .b.-m st Ratland, W. J. Barrett “ The 'SecretarT uf Treasury hs» conelu ; M TU^cufit.'ieit qaarirr'U ths J*Ueh'ea»1 oflicn in that StAlc under th® U. S. Govlast arrjycd. Gen. Bcaurcgitfd, ip tj^y' uumillion*.who demand di.il t)i.-it tlx the nov. gov. ' Hasting*, 13. G. Rub!neon, ded ti> Iksuc'iSrtMjry notes fwf there Dem. iiisprinioftrip for lift catiuna. Qrjlprt/rbm. rtuarteruf xi-tioii tblrtvfcee. 135.1 in township cnmwuL if all the Soatbcra Stales bad main! ngj|5 000.000. ’ ertwnnit ubouid protect iUoun property, Casllctou,. C,. II. Paltpcr, Kcp. Monripuucry.fer the cuuuncnccmenty-f done sb" four years tad, we should have Thc.TWtvar rajs that Fopc. of N. II., hostilities are hourly expeetpfl. Joe defend itself And its flag frvm insult, ae Maple Grove, Adam Wolfe, « «».«. taore or Uta. SAMAU M0OA. Mrs rrtigued the tnhri<»n\v> Swlrterlaad. been million* better u£Tthan now. preparations are ail coiuplsUL*’ , । rffieclugHy upon' our burn shores, and Aire trwimte1* Baltimore, A. E. Durfee The fTththl*t Washington dispatch re­ PsM.Jhtai’r.Hi: ' ^prtSjkr •47" Up tn this writing Uix deci*Inn ports t1re\ “mrtruction* fttiri- Kvn given Galrestoa, Texas,- April 8. - ftg/n -Uailurv, pirates and freebooters at Hope, John E, Hall , Hoottati sent a message !th! tfrti-Ugty' hum*; aa,it would frou* a frreign enemy Jhad been madd. In regard tn the Sumter to heads uf Dephrtmcids nut to bold ufli Orangeville, Elbridge Smilb, Demi sale latore protesting against the 'nrtinff’bf the cutin in the fare of the growling British quintion by the Cabinet. Tho*u2(TJay* chi comrfttinvfiruNn vrith the' acceding Prairie* iije, G®o.-T'b^maa, Jfrp, • ■ . . • i . Ctatk or tiivh'u.ia.—va* ci» convention, and appealing ta the T.cghfla- lltn. ‘ •' Barry, Lucian Polly, pnM'iafr pro* jrious —a must be nearly exhausted. cximualrd. >1 c>air’' ur ih» efiutj <it tUm*—In ttisa turo to sustain Uii»»jcUiming sHIl'ta ^e _ , v ,, I “^,fnmanJert Slrin-ham a».d Case' ^Nrvr. Cnwfe*«>*. U * ' The limo hns arrived yheo (prbytuwnco Johnrtowti, Jftincs Tdlh'rd, «M«w. tajiww*‘siki'sirf' ht.lTans arc are getting trouble- tave btafl ohJrrcd V» Ifewtan to take , -. tW k?7“ The Italians <rt*sre.4u b- a virtue ; andjf we concludesoma ip fexas. ^All -v have lo say is. tamwnfad <.f the frigate MhmtabU. wbkh t*F"' Assyria, Richard Junes, slightest node® of 1L even 4oHe* tb* alr-ady seceded states go; -r __ 1 ._k_ 1 _____ c l ‘ is to proceed Id the rrtuoth ot the Missist-r r. n t<> W rrtouth of Missis! f«r T. IftmUau. }I CMf!<Sto«i,8'-C.,A|>rij4C IrtTnas take care of tar own Indian*. arf cffefgctW policy most be pursued to sippi. | TN puiru-uitf ,u>d Ig jtftta* Wa Irteres•/» Dkatu ur og fvoua Jvdob aaci.axs. McI.iav.— —<wn B-r ....... w i-j uaaiu Tbe’ctaivtfrtUon voted-r-l^ ‘ ... f^fr The United States Benal® ad Tk<- iVrn and r.nrtsIMn late rf«, I 1 Cirfu&irWcml, rKjjih (lie command ' John McLean, Judge of tbe Supmm ratify the constilution’ uftftp'Carifefiri^te StOirniAGE s.if.t.'.-- " k-m, * rrnr. t»»d«-un the feerteenth ilat uf J*nu*rv. L j rexpcctmci; uf the mpat loyal state joUrncd without day,, on lhc 2bkh of been offered tht-re. lk , ir « uTimr u, r <i um ti^n>«i<d ritla i.*H-ir . T7:? Court of the United States died on (he March ■ • i !-v - > •• •» . . ia the Union. . , . , 4th inst, at the advanced age of 76. lie New Y'>r*. AprJ 6- . rirtdnubt, but trip took* Co-cullert’rtig-tlie . Every gala that ■«<?• from the Fed­ entered public life forty-nine yjars ago, fjgf Treypass is not a crime m C.-^ revenue frofi* afiipbOard.-” It appear* that th® •Ohly steamer* yst Tire H orfiTr Wasfifnrton dtaptach say— chartered by the govoramtnt are tb® Ate eral City Aouttatard bearing tbe amturnnec a* a member of Coogneas, apdl-ho has furnla. -Th® only-reu>*dy to precoat-it ••I<Jrt>t. Gtlman, from Fort Pickens, re- Ont hsniic and llliaoi*. Tfco firmer la fitting that-tbe jroliiy’of tho Aammbtratlen Is served on the S«prertie beta*'for thirty le clvii ML^ ' r ,i ; • i pcaoafut Ao ward receding ‘alitre, Cut tins p«trt* tluit filacn a< reinforced, tal'nm •me yrars. There are now1 two vMuidA jy ■fbe most news cf interest from able to'billffiiiit for some HmF. IKi. 'the flmnoof treeauo.in lb® mates -which In the Supreme Court, BLiWafe arrived’ frtrtrt'Tritr, detailed to carry them to thdr itasttadtioo. California ia detail* of various ludion are a—yetfriyaL ■ Within the neat, fifteen day»briqgmg ♦R.OAO,*Web (he‘set•;itfunThe eorvette Savannah will probably murder*’ ’ ■’» <’ - -.!» dajw n Trtorijmrttk will be Inlmpirtted in ins friled tn gri lu?ld oT A ^Mt'estrev-~ be put In charge of workmen twday. • (^r Th® Howpll ditpublitan ii( Ho reports tbs’ the people Hrvtan brim Two companies are reported tn have Virginia, wbjc!>,.iinlew t1p'pcd ftf the bad t..... J._J —..I - ■* . .*.1 Kfl. - - . • Mt Fort fhmnton last night. by Federal authority, will convulse tbe happening here, wMcfi do aot gel into ihn Marsh Mtn speaks rather ixMSif®Uy of fitlrk beard frmri.’ahJ arc dfagfttted with the reruluiiun.’’ • Tile nrstner Water Witohu-waa tn papers from *nruivts. perhaps, of “mil­ what ’frr7 RcpnMieans of ‘Old Livingcountry in civil war and precipitate r®v«> have gone Into cnmmirtioa al Phiiedel-' itary expediency." Ono ri them created a Wasluugtnu, Aprilfi, lutkm in -Very slave •tate. Tbe time terrific, stir inwsg tlx fair who flocked to stQn^&W'bi 1856. iBte.nnd lWO. >Vcll, phta yesterday. Il is ascertained thu the French CunoRitention vnncu culled see'lhcir bruthere.nud lovcra, (he other so fer so good; bul -111 the AfrpuWirun Large qnanuue* or navy »«orcs were luu ccme.whch v.w wn every ouirinnni suis in the Confederate Steles Ians »o ■hipped from the picr'lsat uiglrtwn'board without legal aiithoriiy fur the purpose of afternoon, at Sullivati'e Li and. Yo® ate tell what was done in 1861 j. IMwlUtestp, *•*"•&lg*b . •* '*♦ psrerr ri ui- teasM LnriaJ rtAlrt. tairad -iasftructirewi direre from Frahee .. .. ’ r. Aubvcrtmr the g-*i—imH .t- rvalating aware that an immeos® number, of the tallest kind of sbooiaugiruna are scattered . fg~ Ex-Gov. Wire of Virginis,. Ui* rriatire te a taelitMwn nf Militant tnwic with France. Prumiaea’. person* are thickly over the points that prute.-t the Ireued® wecrct circular to, ib®. faithful .reh*rc Mtixfied that the niuictiirittgof-KQperson in CharIr.Mn-at«U& that Gen. point of the UayuMl,ju»d ita itwtigatara Imrbor. This partieular afternuooAho.aamo eertiotiists of Virginia • to coma up i<. tt Ueanregnrd ha» left fbr Morris Mai0.~* hung high’aa llandin, by military au- •oldicrswrlio fired the “accidental’’ .--but RiAirwAd on the 16th insL with their 1. -Heal*. l«to4 w4 U.»ca JMa^X1*'1^ Phel»*. ial Fort Sumter, 'were experimenting He is reported to have aiwtod that Major ihorlty.-' a^”iSt*xr.i,.».:ss friends. Thc’rnoxhtnent ft undoubtedly TATS OF MICHIGAN, lUrry CoeuO. * ■ ' Washington, Ajiri! 4. Anderwon iw>w bad tail tw-aheraathrea. PretatcCoeriVr taOctMaiy. . All j^rticaAr^Je^epthply in the dark (with shell; those men nre influtlry<wb> torvacoafe Sumter hi 48 hoUrW, or-w-ffcr a®,-0» w^ lbCiAdtuLiistralin propoaw have no practical knowledge of long rovolutiwpary, and. jtip-’uig lime* Jn«y. I* iCspt. Barr/a Crntpajij of Artillery , bombardment. ’•■ :■■ ranges, eo they pot a large ilirii in otieof UMva furrow.York. Frnni. 25 to 30! The fVmea dispatch also s-y«: •'The tn do. Thiois weil-enoogb so- tar as de- ithe Columbiad*. and let ft elide, it went Gov. Pickens, of South CsMjlmr, carpaitexs engaged by jhs gvvg»nn)®»it Southern Coinmiaabmora-x-eem the l>e. tails hri? concerned, but th® country has ricochclting of fta nrtst* ef On ills F i over the bay, to their horror, want in the Sprue trsiu but fur what pur­ r.’in Mid coaalv, /t«c«aar4 asw it fail on S®Miranls Island, di­ claims that tn cvtablish the right of a pose was nut known. r.igh(* ta tJcitafW ’a kjxbwfedgc'of'the they 1 4 nhs< the peutioa, 4»lj • slate to secede from any ’ Gawpmeot if the polity of th- FrdseM-Gre cniment natara of tb® potiex.'to.'.’irt ,pun*u®d.~ 1rectly- back of-tho summer betel, the •( C.lUnM ■ A. D. IKI. *i lortOAMMwl । I---WAntnrorosr, April?. --------------------ia tta «iu.*rccmei;l of the federal Uws^hc Moultrie Hous®, now jised os1 barracks. that tuny be established, will bo a great • dQ.teite eewriUuwr Mfe Tbs in the ™ tfbdpi iwpi.ta rt. nWgliboHwiod tww.b-ri.-x) (,f •reeded 8<aire are ready U> yesis^ to ibv DisUnrel uflta adininistmlioo has already At that spot,, the ladies were cryiying advance in the science of' gnserimeat,** attahfed, lb a certain extent, six} deuuirat. T^ort PHtaflS.-bn board U. 8. vetselt; are ; ,Tb»ro>j»a it is onteral. that Taeulav tl bitter end." themselves,'where the Pulfaetto-^oirth iliAt rerffinds us of tSe Yankee’s hhrsc, tahMWred ihfflWfedtln ijiin..... ..... A special dispatch to the Herald doled Uatiun, |s tbe'cntireiinrnee. - ' j gathered close around,were whispering ail irluvh died, just as. ls« liad Ifarhoji td Ib’reo ttirt .lbrl,' If Ifift design has noi aTKrelts. tasi. Gbariestaa. April 6, aay*;. “Wfif >jaIf lb< Adiuinistrn(ion expect ft'o roti ,sorts of sweet thing* hr fetidly Ifatcimg .H M3 o'- re -tt already hcc^ cbntttmated. ‘ pas-led within 24 hour*. Every q»l^.i* . ll^noo sud support of ,jhaB pc<»pl®, ubu ear*, when wills a lomi' wbtx, the wholl Uv»without eating. narrTxJunlS ordered on duty. Tb® cxcitymcaLM) in­ ' landed within fifty yards ui the pfcrlr,— Waawwoton, April 7. Ney Tnrtsury 1®^ lrtfn are lujial ln the'Union, it must oeiheo a I Fdrtvnaldy, *uobody was hori.” I'Vcelense/’ InCBlate Convention rC-aKrntlOIcn tr*. .. j.., Mr. Scott made a speech expressing 1 utter hnpriesawvM of the Norris git-tag' r»™u« to y« *-A > >h« hlhMwUf hM, n*id itttrally cut JAHON p. NERRTLL. A. Owns—r? sufuessfat' operalldn, end furnish** bats >«t Wppofafed Cmnni'rn. ■btrifa. f. Tta- latter alas Wd Tr.‘.r|i**,i,,ggg>—f P* far* Prentice says: rtejtKt-SIW “Tbe b.'n IHOAI1 •St *”?“ •«<!«- J=t mid • however, •! ppettfCT'trnmp)* M&|1 /Mil Vtft&a 4» '»■ nfeahrom. . ADtaithf-w At<W>> »4wc^«WrtBlrtrii «<.«oagrev the le'tafrnftow efeefed In Hlis^tA*- * < al Cuba or an wMMHTpMHg. rr.-Jnrt ' two rem' i.lLE. j£ ■,uptr” litarotal Iva Ulkrtg «lPftr , 4^. �*Mw ONLY PREPARATION OFFICUL Pl lb« follow tog ’-folpet;. • 9BAT HAS ! ! <1.17 AH '.i N4fll » mfioi anf teuMtRrfl! vXw^vr*1***lVE HAVE tPf^werrv-d^^foJ^W^ tut j ‘Fww<*r».*r j^sSs^k!!] ■ hundred AgaSq a at la* or Ta eW he recoverv tMM aRSDffi.” cubed uittel । idfA ^ietki(ih Ittllamu. - i j; we* vajr-t' Mirw rmta^cv IT it il-aeQh o< nJt-T.fMT ' STiA-VEldr. •''■ ;;; ——- lt’i» wluated .on buln Street, eaxt gmH JIAVE GUT ENOUGH TO /HOLD nearly opposite the Haatingw Hoeso. I AG A1NSI- TJlfc V’^OLE • lagr of KaMtaM VMajor Andewp m a tnie.aoldier. and I’nopnxB Brw.—Tbo young tned/oW lr,i„,.lu .b. uuuUrocnw ~ -L.. , ,Ai ‘rimurduy Inst, aad lilteraHy cut.il 'all hair thick eM^enTutShgi ahttfC It lag ia ell over <«rbM4. Fealiutti auolhtr.large buttle wotild rrrtore it |L*rlow it Guodtkar hftvc taken Ma FAI4?. AlhTP am™ ___ made a tudden foray npun the unchoppod w-riodpslc *»t Rpv- F- Ghhwin ihi« rUh^{ | «ei«u rd’ lhe New Barry Milla. 0i;R advic^frik. New-York Benevioent Infirmary ' GOODS. PaavsKnow or DtaaaM and to tba Bauas or rnoee Hcrrsaixa axo AzrU£U4> ««»■ CaaoeiK Mtn Vtavuwr Diaaaan. To thit end thia Infirm­ arc ia endowed, to enable the tick and suffering throughout the length and breadth of our land ta . ..U.k. w. - . tt-ishtfy—■■iMiriM eeA ’WkaCBI® A5DOFINI05S ’ • or-ran ■•'> L» 4U rwlft® I • vrt iou« •• F0W«DE»8 OF THtf T.K»C«Pf 1 o»«e quuilotrof Sludty,** «'* J------* J” .:' CmDwnticnv t.TssTsFe’tos.ssfiSrttiv reiifv tbeaatne. BEST Aaoortmntrta of ^AddMrogBisbtngleMBre of the JteruMloM MADISON; . 1 West to Jaiu—Cbarlcn Scoby im­ . \ . ■ •"* un uiac uvsm lor » bibed a little too much of the eawutce of bark of a tresja»nppracd;u>,hnc J)<wi uf wwis* nnd th* wimhN." 4 rye no Saturday, and Marehal Hartwell a narvoua tejnperauignt^^ . Thy frieod, SUSANNAH KIKSY, I d tiim over to the ‘•bneW.’ In the __ ,, , , . . . . > . Eig*uitr, Nabl« Co., !nd..Feb.*5.1Q97. l*M, Lbvfoli’ato. . .. . . - */. ! c - . :i*» ,...-bog he tins bnln^Rt Wiore Squire __________________ war Akr.re than ___ half qf tire enft vieja iu ! ISo* V, ?. Woos; Dear Bir:-U tbe IsUa p*rt MOIR COMPLAINT, . -*>»<! w MtMnBMchugelUi tiro hWF J*»r *“S. wUb aftaodlus rt* Eteja »pJ ' ■(H.k”.mJ revealed M io-where and when.’! *®® ’MnuachtiXeUk SutcPritoM Stuti •nd.-«*ior*iLc4»xa)ib ind »l.-aigHnrfl£*«MfaW- ‘ We mini: llirilit r “dvsuilnpnren’s.’’ .26 years of **•That ■ • ■ ■ • ■ - 1 .* Sr* and ■4be-cdAreivd»isif»oId.’v -at :H o»4 falling off varj repuUr. *o ibal U lb* abort | SICK FKXALIX ... . fhwJHHM^nq af »rv J ’ - I UM' ufsix muulli*. wLJl unirer l.brt of mi wWtirf ImjroUltod ftreirerifn bAMff-mafk^.; A Woan to Gnucxna.—Alwffys keep-, " a\~! and te rtMti, all those men of th* lltvohtfioMry Bru and detpondrecy. recuperate with great rathe purral Salcratua to be foeud' in. the ! . tioic*. renowned alikkJor their n*Lrw)li*in, e'-Atc*; mautblp and yirtut*. Irull^ r.clndcfoe ’ ’ . . Buh-oWro’pTuKbftbWfisCTVFW,'-’ ■ njrkct Your entfonien should be ffbttp ——--------- —--■ —'.---t—.Tjj-r1 , Ry Frrta-Mteev IfoV C?''*’ “] »iii«plv thewnsol’e* wkb a perforate i Flour, per bbl.......... ,...v . |5(<AM the gkrat CongrettiMial contpi|er-ulhe only m* '' jwji- .tod hmUbfol article. D. II. Do ’.’. . Jfe ig’t thsntae aocuaail «’l .tbM Vrdipanes.;*»**• publialwd.. ,TJie S»a*«y iu;iH»on U*n trycri judge fur yourecivre. ; that their direct tendency It to lengprea l.iuJ A < o.’* Ho'nieal Salcratus «1|| •••■"•*•••• .................. ' 3 iu it* +arion» pBato*. in G-ntreto, frotdMr?V fo , Alio publti*<d nt the infirmary, to aid theaa ; render ft ertoyablr. TbM .-wseret'og «*• DM). Minding ths ■ e .'• ■ - Hl. • I I pen tbejAMM^dWaaa in U/Ntod, they give perfect mtistseti'm to the mo*t fan-* Cora. •• •• ............................................... •• iivir .T thi? mkcll::... . . "riintflRE robject*. THE FA.nilA PHYSICIAN, tidfous housekeeper. Manufactured and imntoe*. •• ......Z^.\^.\? CALrfE BOON TO KE AL, j Containing »impl« remedies easily obtained for fi.r sale at tbulvaak by D. B. De Land .. ~ r^tcuj ' . ".x JUIA’,1 .uwin. .1 i’-. E.sirport, Mnnme Co.. N. Y. ' ” . *• 7 wr»,J.*.;X SILAS Wltfuitff. JAMES BLCMA^AN. tbo SlaT’ry nu.atiua In iL* rt. lliH».—Mr. G.-Betanlslan/if Cer-1 1b And tbe I'hyHoiofY of Marriage. •■;.,. ::>• mfxi 'OT sovtukkx ■kmhf.xs, a rieb eoal of vary soft black hair, which no mou liiilcbcmJ, un Tuesday of last week, . j »•. • ’LX A work on th*eanM**yMtaa>*rand treatment U1K UO-.'llUeli ■ *'■ t *?>,!• ‘ ' by can buy. <.f all complaint* pfoalter to-tht aor, on marriaft, trgoat hog ever killed in tliia connty. I T«ll3ft’ ” “J*.................... gagrCu. Aa a mark of my gratitude for rour lalior and Ila dutira. abortion and 11* resulU. on children, i-ight. when dreued, was nine hutt*<*l> ........................... skill iu tbe prvduetiou of au woboatful an article, and tola UreixAl tbo their ilia, and on tba prevention of conception. GREAT Sl’EECH Or DENBY OLAY, ••£* I bar a recommended ila use to many of any fnoud* ...... ” . -, u and ac^uaialanttK who. 1 am happy to infoiiu iu the Seaat*. Kl.SUl.UTIONSOFMR CALHOUN, y no, are using it with bka edect in ISC,It’s *preefa.*ad extract* frum the »pe«vbc* k ery respectfully yoate, A. M. LATTA. 'Ever abuwn’ in Qua Market, a hich we । JCT1 Attorney end Couuaeikr al I*«. are prepared U> sell at a small irfT Depot. 44f. Breadway. and acid by all dealers (broriehniil the trorld, I r ■ • : of n Tk. 11 --- . - --- I— -I., ■ Wk.. advitece from ,i,i TOUMDStfoc. -rict-ma of tU health. Tlwey hunt direvaelhruugh •rerv aVeove and organ of theavttcm;thd to eaCUEFROMTSR.Or ffTNffY CI-AT.la pel it thoroughly and pewaaomly. . No oue can d->ubt their auperiority aflar sad eslract* from the , onr awgie trial-rtbcy are not only beMer e eopairtnrrahlp heretofore eilaiing under the j FOCTHERX ADDRESS. . , but. In fact, rlieei er than any other I ilia, foe if name and style of BovrwoQn A Ckaxt is thia takes a leas number of them to produee a betUr tv dt,wired bv uiutusl.consent, , ’ ’. ‘ TlnrepMlol ihoMietoMt ‘.•<W»r*o>be,.^sd mfl. SvWl.TWDOD, eSect. c,t>u»Uc» llf* Taeritor}** of k*n*u *vd NePrictofthc Beandinatian Blood Putifler. *1 flattings, Msrdt Iu. !»«P ft. J. OR tVr L»r*U. ftt •IW.'tod the - • r *, r*. >, ver boule, or fo- per half daae^n. •«! the BcaadiSATlOSlt COXTEXfnjJtS'iibl K|IT!*tjRl£ inb'ti anitinicritn. If the old Gcf\criiT j uariin Blood Pill*, 35 rent* per boa, m A r.-iiaitjli.i earth itn wiftdil make I for SI. lik£. .I^UiEiipLjp. AjX Q, MT Ecad Dr. Baback a «>f the fellows wlp» thttw tnaltwn I (fortlficatc* publi*ln4in « cunapauyMj^i o^ NEVER KNOWN PUtsiaitss as! Shop*. Scott *mi other Aceaious of k*V Court* upon tbn YTbring purrhaied tbe entire iMfljtet tif O. K, tbia paper from time to time. Dr. I.uhpckpjHss* Far evervFaaaily, having orer a MO receipt* Slat e .Queoliwa, the great - . A A. Boltwrod, in all tbe gecdi and deiranda dj on Cooking. Dyeing. Preaerving. Oeanlag. Ac., BoIt wood andOraoi. the buaioraeeT tbe latettrr. SI'EECn OF AEEXAKDFR ikAMlLTOR, How ta Plant and wbat it ta bv*t to Rai*e. How toenrv animala.adeiee leBouae Keeper*.Fartam, will be nailoued al the old «Und. by . sdvaeaHngMatxrdiicsICorerMnrnt; rifonhisplan and lirepanics, on a ll<h> »obfvct* of interat. u| UcvcnimoM. tba Inacgnrai Addrcw of Wash- I SLTo n” 1 ’• »’• SPECIAL NOTICES- DISSOLUTION! P (NEW YORK COSTS Notice! J. R. GOODYEAR & Co. *upp.«w><) alaver. She ireually juit on, board has the Altogrfbar thi* I* a mot rmngle^nwd MrtbeiiUc 1 irrt Mu* l*n riimm *wr««» UUuwy of tha all ab*?»Mag ^fatsod. tba ful du'eae. a foil deacriptton af ail U>* HMadiaa rs t MimclKr» luru aiton of the Gu> «ratn»n| tn the pre*aut time, j uvd fol it* with a crefol alaUment of tbe raaulta, , q.ii 1 f-re the pwUrefora period of-TRIRTT ft IU> at. ! viher useful iafomattoe. Priae 111 eenU. ! It jt foe nxtTUOOK oftbe Xl4<f frihlliikrd. , Tha information ia aot to ba found ta any works pnbliahed. nor *tt*>nabla front anv other Marta. AutRtri ’------------- r---------- 1— ycsfo-b'/JitciJ. A* | ' ‘ Given. I uuinrs’. H'gvtUcr tv‘ih three Spanish I rwvub, ,„, w„, u- iitlenreb. $We wa< df’H-d at Shg- Tlslr’- 1 I be-i bu*H wti <*.■ I.t«.r April.*.-* p..*•.*«* |t^u“SXl,wer.7K=i: ■»•■* From many notice* of tbe pee**, of aU partm^ wa take the follopiBg: • • •■.i’t of Africa, lite name of which I can . d.*Jipwy nu fobu ui l.tr g.utaeMi U)ertib|* u..t r.c.ilrcl. You ran use the above aw I “l*• . .. . . Isr. •• Hastings, M*reb Marco 16, i», 1'Hil. i-wi. , , . , . H*«tiBg*. * . ______ '__________ you mv fn, but pli nse not use my name, I •■ —— ---------------- ----——— a? 1 am a neighbor to the parlies inter- । ------------------ ~~ 1 'Die lost Ia*gi>L:lurc nut only passed a luu '-xirtHJing (Ito time for completing tire I Ahd Grant Railroads the full lime allowed by lire act of CA>ogr«<M makinx tin’ grant, but hI~> one giving them rmi m>h>* of road, provided that the Mmtipg, Ahilioy i Tnivemo Bay Road shall bo c-Kiip(<-tr.l l<i l/UMing City from Owooso LeF.Tc being vutiUed to thraddliionaJ one Luudicd and twenty mrettan*. Thia last Uw, it i* confidently asserted, will enable ’ tbe Con>|iauies b> make such negotiation^ .*» are alnne required to finish these impurtant roads. Bash.—On Wednesday of last ueck, a JtA'I ruau wa*discovered on I.y'Hj’u marsh m the town of Greater, thh cn'tmtjr, abtret ■-•.... —..................... ■•Wey«oiil.l advise every on* who take* an inter*abr-e.r in mr right eat knd would judge Jami} aftot|MaMpUM,WMA <ide- •* *•" bat to*M absorbed, -ir pi lipc*. to buy ltd* bowk. putt bowl, or larger Tba set* and wrutinietn* of the f-fii.d-m uf en» Iwftuit sir. In fna t Ben Drawl y. thana eoeoahuL I had not hunMiedmy tj*: CoeietitnUuii. snd of all thn w«TO-.i>e_- cowve-n. . tu.no, Congee**. l*|r.i.leul*. <>r*l.ia aud SfolM, I "Ite. al the couch where infant beauty sleeps. men, are foitiv and fully prwhieed. wi ihifil. “n i eouc o, ... ...... . —. — Her silent wateh the m.eirWf'llmotherJjaejir, - namltoB. -r -- ------• m.ny tbU volnine. of t*Fpegv»: ' Wrrwart ta a clwr. which "wm-Frat Of lMNo.Md Sbe. while tbe lovely babe«ucvu»ci<mf lies. olhrnt,a!l of whom dcei<k4,tliat my di.cwe wooly fol) sbHtruei «.f paua uptufoaritm nbisnubjicRrSmile* on her alumbrlnxchnd Wirt pcnafrceyi teHnieato fotallv; that theabecess tould cwntnd PAafol.VsrfAdi-wrirei?., , • And was re* a song-of melanelud* pry.'- damare. to both body and mind. rr •‘Fcerr fonn wbd 'skr* iny intelrtrt Sri tlie jkh To r«M*Li* who wBai.ura rLsaaaxr, and ecu An in Ain H pong* hre Ing to be idle, I coaunesnad takiM »our Pili,.— lineal lii*tory «< thin cuuutry. of whatever oonri rvmrdei* for Irregularities, Ohalnaetioa*. Whiter, ‘ all llisti* 4rar to hue ia Soon after, tba swelling ootBmenWd di*«p;-*rw.g nfiec to afford it relief. * ■'“T.-r.;~ sx p witnessed the .ufferioga of rode ehtldren nrtHe and flnalir appeared to itOMtt eaten,al Ip. 1 be­ W* <r* convinced tint there *re many parent* undergoing thr panful proesw* of teelbfoff. abo d came alarmed and aeM for Dr. bjw»*u*, who ed tlKo it trill prove iavaluaW*."-AW»£ap Xrgwe,' . r -if E.'t?r; of acrofuloua.eousumpti’*, end dl*»«.ed condition be fully sensible to thr merit* of Mu. Wiaaww’d riacd me to.continue tbe Ptlle. aa my recovery wa* rapidly being eomplvlcp. 1 cmaiiiuesJ to u*e tha to whom a numerous oflapring only brings suffer­ Soaraiao Sr.ur-................................... ‘ "!t*rrlates to-atnMket pf ’IM .Wrdri W ----------------— r-‘ —me months, sod found ing and poverty. To swb we would say write, ' Ten rears’ expeiiance ha* proved fohfin *1 • ulcer healed and I con, Khrir pcepln and places W|f Irin reach nd evert and we will send yon information of a sure, well___. tha infsht r* auffcnnc The newp'of tbe rure ialelliurnt man aud a«au the epmieu**FJh» ■ tr.tad, and never falling PaxvBMriva. founders ’6f the our Ooremment upon fltkt Mfofoot, tbe whole con»Utnllng a eery arimtiabte aud Wa wmj. nan. rate, to any one applying for It, bwrcioct Lialurr of Slavery in Ibo foiled 4U)tafo''THE JOORNAL d^^MHCAL REFORM. J I L.^utr. . . It is a large and breatlful paper and eoutems the tuo* l valuable iaform alien on Spermatorhea. or Svmin.I » ••knete Tbe cauae. enact* and cure, showing tbo awful effect* uf tha cruder La*. la aaiagfo vuturua. Uw views U aud agatoat ilMtn. uf U>« UjfUl* wjliUopw, di<ln all other diaeasr* of, foe, Ra*ual Organ*, a Ire. frutn the fiitrriatiou.of. the CoiixtltptlOri. , At iiA. eri.fs. .hen tba pMituil ♦LltseanH mSd high, nucha Work As foMria hlMdat irtvnlu^ric/;. -7-reu, a , ( ' ‘ Retail Prien•! pn^B^tle, w •ti.fer •»< rXi’rifJtSJ”.: SUKSX': W#> aati. 0.. Iteborston ih p»n«trdud»trrr* l^EES-SSs ; .«Ftt-ly- HSOrUTlH ;J /«zcWrei '.... . ;<.-F®^P tEFa4/utifoffcn aadFnta Deetreyar. ——- iictcJiolJ lUmi, And mwriy ofoeY thing*. Buwuroi irThi* Journal »bould be in the hand* of every Ina, caiaama auu KiS: . se 1 DV9,^W •n&ARB. Jv I C0SST1PATI0S. r oeventyfire year, old. i^.'jssa'sru». VLSSl^re*. tMMMflA rJRj^s?^ ■ vr The above artiolca an aabi by all.AWv>: 1 •cTw BMtiaxi and by all IkraeaQia lhmi{U-ri Ibo UuHad RUKM, Canada* mA b.ioih Answoa. ' ’ * 1 iarje Druggute i» ths |n uiou irVEKAAUWL Tlic London *TiWS!.‘S?lS ■•<»*• Wafl»x •••*•• Higa mill Lai crAsted in KebmMOO _Um> C'wkig-hCMdnlhan there tiM Wh *«y •me year b»r a Jong tjrua... Mnrt-of them, to», are edifices ui’a superior kind.— 5'rPlXJO lb* rrvaewt wpprielor beUnina that ia «**£*•« them widely u«"» fb* pbblic welfare if jmbMn ’ft will *OM ba for talc be aU nJ Dr. I TMtly tMMfoouliJH«'iittr’. ’‘S£&,) HST Prentice rays • *Th«i the Sulty,a Spufh’boaaW’bN ut»£>om <flie 8evif7 -We gue» be’il return the ^'liiaitr" and make « preUy long etejr." laving uunatuni etatfog* W lbw ptowach.duocUy proourtva of • . . T£«*Pl«A5<ffi- ••It i*a«mply whALU psrpori* toba. w hfotnay »cven miles south of Waupun. By Rn unrorrent one dollnr bill found on bin perwn he was redngntzid m n travelling uatrh.ur clock tinker, wlw was seen in that i iciniljr la»t fall, «d who at that time tHaJ to buy tniinclhiDg to eat with Mid bill, bul foiled to do So. It io tboref»ri! Mippittrd that the body has la'm un■ler ihe snow ainte«Uiaf.'t»inc, and that ft* aleath ua* raaswd by starvation and exp* nirr, ihe legitimate result of some ahin-' phator banking concern.—Hofiton Ah A new end delightful Hlowael.ic tud Cordial foe ivtugtoeeto tb« Hlsiwb, aadfor Um pre’ro□n ofbilljnw* eOmplaiutl ibc ideal tb tbo Moalswhtry. Try it ■ ■ .. jt Ao a asormpg drink tu aa*'M diCCaUM and nth? • l3s£ uow ii&TdBkD A <le SJStttWtftmigm �MONEY SAVED!” J A.KJ-9^ I lifoHFbhl rawsax saseasw DR¥ GOODS! 1K8TT ©OnUPKTHTHH© perwaitaatarateryAu'ta, they nr* vaiwaaZdjnrta, improving th* OffttU. giving td vigor to the digestive organv ata restor- ar* th* result of CROCKERY BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., Coni* and See! I •tv.M or cuCTvnrant Sold by Draggiata aid all other Dealtr* in Med- WB HVAK JUST RECEIVED or approved credit, at tbe DIRECT V£R}' PRICE 23 CENTS. CUEAPEST RATES. rain and were ax supple as the best Mack* inkwh. The Jnpaneie uae rtoitber silk' nor cotton handkerchiefs, towels nor dus ters; paper in their hands serves as an excellent aabstitnte. It b soft, thia, tough, of a pale yellow color, very cheap. The inner walls of many » Japanese are form, ed of paper, being nothing more than painted screens • their windows are covered with a fine translucent description of the same material; it enters largely into the manufacture of nearly every­ thing in Japanese housholds. If a shop­ keeper has a parcel to tie up, takes a string of paper, roils it auickly between his hands, and uses it for the purpose: and thus rolled b b quite as strong ns tbe twine ordinary used in this city for such purposes. ' In short, without paper all Japanese would coms to a dead* look: and, indeed, lest by tbe arbitrary exercise of his authority a tyrannical husband should atop hb wife's paper, the sago Japanese mother-in-law invariably stipulates, in the marriage Mltienient, that tbe bride in to be allowed a certain quantity of paper. rBODUCX • «>ro now.” ifapamic states that ho saw it made into । materiala bo closely resembling Russian , •nd Moroco Joatlter an^pig sWo, that it was difficult LflTetecilM"difference. With tbe aid of lacker varnish and skillful nsiulittg, paper made excellent trunks,to­ bacco bags, Begor c.vaes, saddles, telescope cases, frames of microscopesj and he even > saw and used excellent watorproof cotta/ mads of simple paper, which kept out th^ j( I •r 7 : h n y / I r/ ’ EARGt AID BEAUTim Very tow for CASE 0E N. BAILEY C$T CURE NervousHeadache Th* 'CEPHALIC PILIS t.t . / - । ; It Is wonderful to to® the thousand useful ts well aa ornamental purposes to SOOTHING O. M> Mk *r ***ai,r tot Ready Pay.- W* intend te keep oer Stock FVLL AND COMPLETE. Call and ■: Settle ' Lidl for me Find cr will be ielt proclsrty what Its name isdiasies for. wbUc desMat to the taste, it I* rcrirtaity esbtlera- P D CEPHALIC PILLS, WILL CONVINCE ALL WltOBUFrE* FB0M and beauty to any tiling heretofore offered in this PRINTS BY THE CORD, Which ws offer u SPEEDY AND SURE CURE ra wrr*H their rf^cs. or jn amatler quantities at from l}( to I *N eeoto \V» have pile, of 8 II E E T I N G S, SHIRTINGS, CLOTHS. STRIPES, DIAPER, TABLE and all kinds of domestic Roods; BROAD f h«v* triad your Ctpoalte Pills, and tlik»tkm •KBWDaaj oxtezs. TOWELING, also CLOTHS, plain sod fancy CASSIMERES, Linen. Drillings, Den IIM, F. A. U. au.lm.Fa, TWEEDS, Alio, Two Dwelling House*, vigoratc* the rtotnach and bowel,, evrrwt. icy, ata gives tana ata eaeegy to th* abate in toot. It will almost Instantly rclievs ' W«u. Fnusm r ata Wxut Locsrxe, to lit </ tier, TiOmriS.OLi ord Ki EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES- SWW® & 8WBB, ing. And when pou ride up the parish on your duty you feel the influence of here and lonely tracks, where, ten miles from home, you sometimes dismount from arour horse and sit down on a gray stone by ths way aide, and Inok fiir at, varieties. I-adic* Gai tert, Gents Gaiters,' Oxford Tien, Cooks. Aa. CAN’T BE BEAT. We .hare a fee varies/ of Moslrna, Ladwa* SLEEVES «ud «o!tere. CbusotoeUa, Gate abtet Boeeub oofCoWare, ata every kita of WHITE GOODS -r also Hotter/, every style of Gloves ssd Jlttte, Buunetu, Ribbous, Dreu Trimmiags. etc. n „ o Den' rj'*’"■<,bio-J<SL I5- ’“>• □mr C. Hr ttanra, E»q. Pires- find Inetoecd twer.tr-five Crnu.for which . i. CT-lvt*. F. *. Belle Tcrnott, Wyandotte Co.. 0. „ „ „ Drrrriv, Mm, Dee. U, 1860. M. C. SrAumra. I wtsb for aoae etretlare or large show bill*, to briegyour Ceybahc Pills more partiealrrb before it u.-— ______ ... . Our SMortmrnt of Tehls and Pocket Ctrtltrv, S1LVEB ffl’OOXS, Pert Mouete, Hoop Skirt*. Yankee Satiate, ata I i<t b ptunl it W ta compktr. GROCERIES HARD-WARE! REAIH MAOE CfoOTMlNta, W» h»re sTstk* breruliM rerirfyl foteCo*. V«M», r»»ls, Ac., which ws offtr st s lus pries than the usual coit of tbe material. 1‘lraae ex­ amine for rcrrselTas aad teat tbe correCTues* of WohwreMtteel books, taUtas of Mask tasks. Pocket Lrdjere, Mechanics' Manual. ArwoW* writinj Field. Note, Cap. Letter, nd Legal Pa­ per, ata all kisda ef statamy b (rest vsrwty. Rsytioldsbergb. Franklin Co., Ohio, I , Jasuarr 16, idfil. j m.r C. Sraxnrxxr No. U Cedar St., X. Y. : BtuSa: W. tetok K, bar, M pota Tosng Hyosn. to> Isdoatd Cta twrr.ly.Mrt rente. (»,) for which, nd box of -Tepbalxl1>ilU " 8wd 10 mUtrte of ptrial ata Black Toaa, aa vara rrsr offered la ay. Wa. C. Hilar. Rejnnidaburg, Franklin Cp. this Mark*L Also all kinds ot Brews ata White rare PiOt word Zifa « ekaR^-eeri OaiJackt elart inttenltr. . , Truly roura, _____ WM. C.FU.UER. AND DRY GOODS! TrwtenU. Rich., Jna.14. 1M1 B BBltlUG BLUIB Stacks of VERY CHEAP ariaea from teething, or any other c*u„. », would aay to every u.other a bo has a ri>B4 KEDP FP 77/f IKTtREST. 8PALDINXT8 PREPARED GLEE 1 SPALDINGS PREPARED G^UR! 8?AWING’B PREP ABED GIXL! . aorlt ! tie. Xoao reuuin* «uka* tee fec-sital* w । COWTW A CAIJlIXS. New Tork. is o^Omw wiidrW'/' ‘•yDntttt.tatanM^teiUM Principal OMee, f3 Ctaar Kt., X. y. gALOt In an kinds el Family D D tee latte* are ofks so taixsd up n‘lh ths excite! meet ol baameaa that if It were n.t for you thev too would travel In the aster d'-wr-d-ardpath uuUi too tele to arrret tee Ata! fait Uu| the mother is always vlcilaot. ata to run w« Appeal, for we are »ure your never (ailing a<«etion wilt unerr.nglv petal you to Prof. Wool's Reelorauvo Cordial and Biota Itensvataraa tbe ntetedy which eLould be aiwaya on kata .n limo ef reta. 0. J. WOOD. MOTT'S PILLS • ISAAC « MUTT, Is qow receiving from New York mid Bustun, his fall stuck of u' IRON. Ab anerioat ata stomachic prvparettoo of IBOX poriAed •( Utvgn aud Carbon br rrabaotwon Mydfecn. flauakmrd by the Ligbe.1 Media! Anttenttra, both to Europe end th* Uahrd .Ht.tee, uMrrrwribed ia tl,e,r prtaiee Tbe expeAonee of thousands dailv prove* that no prraaralfoa of Iron e«t> be compered will, rt.Impunlira of lire blood. of vit.-l rerr «•. pole and otherwise tally courplcxta* ta eate it* seceseity ia a1mo*I tvery evemotb case. Isnoxiena total mabolie* te «Meb tt hidtat tried. U has | roved absolutely cur*lb« ia <*ck*f tbe follow in r ratnjdaint*. ru; Ip Debility, Herren* AActiew, Fat. aiatiwa. Dyspepsia, Con*tip«tto>i, Dian. Dyeewicry. Incirjrat Censuteptan, tO-rofhlnn. Turbercnlo-i., Kalt Rbcen, MiaaneaotrmUon, Whiten. Chlore*!*, th- A- E. BOXSTEEL PNYR1CLAN AND SURGEONMtawinc ia llaatings aed via DANIEL COOK, CST1CK OF THE PEACE. Gen Confuting in part of TBEGREAT BKAIXU OF MANKIND’ I J. X. Rl’MELL. ►■rrmClAX ata Surgron. OS New Orleans.' Muscovado, C*>flve. Ci uahed, Powdered and Gtauu la ted Su- BArlck’l Slg.r ClUrt HHol JOHN ROBERT a.r.'cBEMT L. H. STEWAR etostlj. 0 MTkfefen. Ito tend*ocy wbieb forma them. , •« Dtapepai*. innumerable ** are its eaota, * eintae box of tense Chslvtxate Pill*, b.v ofisn eulfiasd lor Uw me»t talatuai eases, indodtaf tb* HASTINGS TANNERY I 1 i 1 { Tm BMm Mam, In BhetUMlts*. talk tarenicata inflammatory —xa tbo latter, howevpr, more dtcidcdlv-il bw been invariably wall reported, both a> slh-rtati»|, peto ata reducwgthsmvvUlnga eta stiffness *< In Intermrtte^t Fereraitmun neee-»»rilr ta s probably bo om of high renown s nd uwfolnor bo remedy Lu eer bertt .Itaovervd in tta ’^aTpktoppy ^ataV^r*’ rid ***' ercrts s»ri **UT‘*’“ White Mte ywttew OAK BABE taken ta ezeiutwe ‘ Fee Tuning. • AH Leather Warranted good at no pay. ‘ ’ J. N. METINS la unchecked Dtarreire, even when advanced te Dyseo'.ery, cemfirenta. emaciating, and anp.rvat te -«—u heT< been equally deeu tn the local 1o«a of flesh and ttrmith. C,-LUitath>g ens gMstalv ladM----------- ------ -------------- -—•NMMX hss allayed th* alum tafriendkand phyAriane.- tn noVeral very gratifying ata iitcmtmf tevtanewa. ISAAC C, MOTT, InberofulciKS Tuberculous, tlu* u»ed>c*ted M -»«<hron 1doom Eta of Haiti* Creek Hone, goud vflbct . I tb* tota < BaUbs Creek. M)ek. ’ sefOseely talaueed prepare Hon* ol lodin*. withNevsttfoartlst. Mfi. wov21-lf •el any afUair wrilkncan liabilitta. Tbe attention of femalo* cannot b« too ewtlAsotly invited ta Hit* remedy ata mtoraUvs, ta a. c. rni.NDL is Agent. Uatltogi DANIEL STRIK JMTY CLERK, Kntary Fu OUTER E. EVE T PHILLIPS, U.vus* Sswr S. H. COOK, H. N.SBELD TXTASUKEB. O A. BWE kTTORXE C«»h JPalri f«r HMe*. rrooukTcoMviK New Barry K3aas eswtav^wfork. J -P. K obert* sta Ce-^ta by dnsggteu geaerally Mill, Ifi now in auewtsful operation, ready to io any amount of -vroivK, CEXTLEinw AMD LADHW otrsToic EATnreUWQKI! VOM «UU o m u good, order and as prompt n» any other Mill in Barry, or any other county. Ul KCT* Having secured the services of a First Bets MULES, ■nd our anUl B- • WILLIAM BURGHE rrSTICE OF THE PEACE A Cswnattor al law, and Solicitor OBce In Balloy’a Block, 'up stair*. IIOLB ROOK MEW AUZAIVOJSMSB* * T ROBERTS Ar STRIKE GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. Groceries! ! aeUD-ly Unusually Low I Htone end W <>odcn ware, and a .i.t,.„. At.n Nota THIS DELICJOUH TOXIC STIMULANT, H» rwne:!v, M il will co,I term rntktee, tad prcre«blstas*. > . ; F' utire wjsbhrs&^rtarrietaM, wft] P|M.. • «.v XBW’ABoTwuJtiw. pe^OQQM ■ ASON ALLEN, EALKR IS GROCERIES, prev rises, mar IS enrrs rn soma dMdP.t8te.lyr now oiar ” In another part of ths cabin, stood jhe cook with the flint and tinder tn hand, frozen, in the vain endeavor to strike the fire that could ajone save them. ’Dm> teiror of toa seamen led the captain from tbe spot, who took with him tbe log book, as the sole memento of the ill-fated ship, it appeared that she also was from London and toad been frown In that place over fourteen years. 1 •Jtw rf THK&t HARD THUM wsMoaoUfag SAVE Tlfl rnCEBl OAKLEY, D. C. SAW LEY. ganu Molasses nnd Syrups, THE WHOLE WORLD UKITED! A Faozaa Smr.-A whaling vessel which Green and Bl mA Tess. SICK PEOPLE, THINK! sailed froth London in the year 1840, Rio, Cevlun, sad Java CUle, found in the Polar Sea a ship embedded AFTER WHICH, ACT I Stuac, Woodim, and Willow Ware, in the ice, with sails furled, and no signs Tan’d tcirt* expect, at Ihta late day. Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff*, of life on board. The captain and some of With startling cure* a book to fill j Salt and Water Lime. ia tba ceae. I be mlllfon aar, tbe crow descended into the cabin, found Ttili Wilk te* earea *f Herrick’* 1’ilL Soapa, Safaratus, Cassia, Pepper sod coiled upon the floor a large Newli.rindSpice. land dog, apparently asleep, but when Ia wi&ticn to tee there «toek arGrererire.fo« they touched it they found the luiitnal has » fait wuptete assertrr.mt of was dead aud frozen as hard u a atone. In tbe cabin was a young lady seated at the table, her eyes open ns if gazing at the intruders m Hut desolate place. She Ala®, tee largest stock ol was a corpse, nnd had been frozen in nn KerssiM Oil mH L«w*s! apparently resigned and religions attitude. Ever offered bi Rattle Credt, all of whid> Beside her was a yotmg man who, it ap. will be add at pares that cannot full to penned, was the commander of the brig, Eeeb Pill with sngar is coated oay— A rare dlacovrry of matehlesa’ritnf -hiit purchaser!. and brother tb tbe lady. He wns sitting Th’ir **• WM D,T"’ ss«> *>«fere Particular atimitiun paid to’ filling nr at the table, deed, and befi.ro him a sheet Until it appeared to Benita's PilL dera from floating^ and vicinity, and of paper, ou wbeh was written, “cur cook tatfafiirti>Mi guaranteed m esery case. has endeavored to strike a light since paid fVp'^ *l martiel price aiwaya yesterday morning, hut In vain ; all is PtmcTUAUTY.—Bcranger was compli­ mented by a lady one day, on tbe punc­ tuality with which he kept his appoiuu moots.- “It is a plcmmre,1* eatd a Indy to him, “to invite such as you to dinner, for you never make us wait" “I am no tongsr yiMwg madam * replied the Bon of Song, “and experience has taught me one thing—It iadangerous not to arrive at the preose hour, for the guests who are wait, mg fin- you will pass the lime In discus­ sing your Faulta." ‘— «jrl efagfobottlo orKPALDlNG’SrRETAB-D <ULOX Briffsere ten tftnea its ent annually, . ■ hour at the headier at your feet, and at the sweeps of purple moorland fitr away. You go down to tne churchyard frequent­ ly; you ail on the crarcsuiue of your predecessor who died 200 years ago; and you count fire, six. seven spots where those who served tbe etire before you eletip.—Recreationt of a Country Parton. BAILEY fe BAKER ■AMCTACTVBERSof Un.toeetta i l- . ww, H.ila « KUS? 27S..^. SSSUAfig,-. I don't cart if you ntrtr pay for them Boys' Clothing which we offer at Hartford.Pa.. Feb. 6,1«1. Griping la the Bowels and Wind (.'belie, Terms Easy. and every kind of GOODS for Men and ' Send the Ptil* by mail, and oblige BAILEY, Is tea township of Tauke* Bpriags; In the VUlsgo of HMtlngB. eaunt/r. by the river side, aud through ve.’-te all attack* «Wn« frosh sataatn»tte foifcwncen woodland paths You grow tamllinr ' and cures tire dtoeuve si oeec. if ahvaJv StlutLsd Ataaa it sett directly ata pefofetenily the bHary «yrtem, treating tbo IfrwtoaKfou. promoting tn het. ell ths excretion* six! secretion* of tec >re and women in those n»lomn seasons when tern, it will inhlliblv prercot ooy deletenrHu Cuu all ptetences are laid aside; ' and they speak with confidence to you of their lit­ tle cares and leant, fur ihU world .and the other. You koeei dowo and pray by the bedside of many rfck; nnd you knew the look ol pie dying face well. Young children whom yn« have humbly sought to instruct In the best of hnnwladge.have passed away from" this life in your pres once, telling you in interrupted eentencca whither they trusted they were going, and bidding you not forget to meet lhern there. You feel tbe touch ol the weak HEADACHE, NORMAN CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, You walk in shady lanes; you stand | and look at the rugged Lark of old trees; । you help to prune evergreens; you devise I flower-gardens and wutding walks. You talk to plpt, and smooth down the legs of j horses. You r’t on mossy w alls, and | A Isrga stock of Clialhta; briliianto, lawn*. .Beregea. FRENCH MUSLINS, and all other kind* that can be earn- R. J. GRANT, an kind*ot dry,। er—taST. Ab. SUM *»-. east o ialers u Ito orient *1 pentv. and thus roe terra and render* tbe syatctn lai nfnerablc to attacks of disease, ft ls tb* only preparation ever offered to the world in a popular form no as to be within ftte reach of all. Ba chemically ata rkilWWlr combined eo te be th* most powerful tonic, and vet so perfectly adapted aa to art ia pv-/.rt oovrjfoaev trill Me taw ef ataure, atatawv aatae Av rtnlvC sdomsri, and tone op th* digestive organs, ata allay all ovrfoae and other Irritation. It is also periectl.v eshllara- Hastings, Xsr. J*. I960. DRESS GOODS Juthfi' Ijuintss Jin SOON. HENRY C. SPALDING. SPALDING’S TO EEGUbATB THE DOWELS. Depetaspoa it, woteera. it will r,. yoonwlrea. and " BELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR 1XPAXR ' We htre put up “d B«>W ‘hi» anitfa for Ah Itoos Indebted by Note sr Account will pleas* AU orders ahonld be addresasd to TUX rOLLOWUO XXIXtBSIMBXTS QT SYRU?, Fwr Children Teething, bwh greatly foolitetes the proev,. tf tmi being i.utii £« the’ mo»‘ «B*«T N. BA1LEX. F. K-ftod ta iito •'MMMjdgfoohdereMiBta'itfr' < *-i«-r, rw. ii, e« & BOLTWOOD A ’ v*. *. ms, X^SF- t alw � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-04-17.pdf c226036e34906650283ce2dcea17f8cd PDF Text Text Cmai rf ^torrtbiqs REPUBLICAN BANNER. N1J V £NU, PROPBIETOB. VOL. 5. gastinjs’ gnsintss firtrtorj. * THBMS, S1.3B, EfcT ADVANCE HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH;, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17. 1861. NO NO! (Lboiit Uwtrj. NO. 50 Emigration lo Hayti. “And struck his sister f There was a tone of severity in ths mother's voice.— “I think the blow was occidental,” said Mary. "John declared that It was, and tried his best to comfort Agnes; even promising to give her his pet kitten if she would stop crying, and not make trouble by telling you. But she was angry, and would not listen to him.” “Tell me just what occurred, Mary, and then 1 shall know exactly bow far both were to blame." "Well, answered Mary, John and 1 were playlog checkers, and Agnes would •very now snd then, steal up behind and push his elbow when bo was making a move. It worried him, and lie asked her over and over again not to do so. But she did’nt mind what he said. At last John pushed tiib board from him and would’nt play any longer. He was angry. Still Agnes seemed bent on annoying him. John got a book and sat down near tho window to rend. He had not been there long before Agnes stole up behind him, whipped the book out of his hand, and ran away. John sprung after her, and they liad a struggle for the book in which Agnes got a blow upon the face. J was looking al them, and 1 think the blow was accidental. Il seemed so at tho time, and John declared that ho did not mean to strike her. That is all mother.” “Call your brother,'’ said tbe tody, in a subdued voice. John entered the room in a few moments. He was pale and looked troubled. “My son," said the mother, speaking wilhvut apparent excitement, yet with a touch of sorrow in her voice, “did you strike Agnes on purpose T Tho boy’s lips quivered, bul no answer came through them. He looked into his mother's eyes for a moment or two, un­ til tears blinded him, and then he laid his face down upon her bosom end sobbod. With love’s tender Instinct the mother drew her arm tightly around her boy, and then there was a silence for the space of nearly a minute. “It was an accident, 1 am sure," whis­ pered tbe mother, placing her lips close to the ear of her boy. “Indeed it wasl" John answered back with earnestness. “My hand slipped as I tried to get my book from her, and it struck her in the face. I am sorry." What lees cuuld the mother do than to kiss with ardor the fair brow of her boy, against whom, under the influence of anger, she had passed a hasty judgment. She almost shuddered at tbe thought of the unjust punishment she bad come nigh inflicting while blind from excitement.— “Tbe chief blame, I see rests with Agnes," said the tody, turning with some severity of voice and countenance to­ wards her little girl, who uow stood with the aspect of s culprit. Instead of an Aa BwU>k OeMraW is now receiving a valuable go­ “Mother, 1 d» beliere Dfok felly rubs to Its population, In Immigrants (our hans’ ne.it." “Whet makes you think so, my son V’ | asylum and a home elsewhere. The free ,sense of the feebleness at their potitkm( colored population of Louisiana, taken m. j “Because, mother, uow twioe this week HASTDfGS |I have seen him coming out of our lot awhola, is very superior fo the same class ] ।behind the barn, looking all around to see in any other Stove, and we mieht even . ;if any one was watching him. Besides I Crhaps ssy in any free State. Louisiana Jare asking what neat, they perotive tbtir Life is astir among the woods, NORMAN BAILEY, ving been originally a French colony, danger. ( For what have they done 1 They jhave "noticed we have not got near so CAN BE UNDERSOLDI I .FILER la every variety of drr < the white fathers of the colored children have, । as far ss their acts are worth any msny eggs lately as usual " did not consider themselves as wholly thing, ( voluntarily cut off tbuir States “Had he any basket with him!" from the obligations of paternity; bat on ।from any connection which gave thorn “1 did not see any." the contrary, the fashion prevailed of giv- political . 'dignity or credit. As long as “And thia is all you know about ill” Ing to such children, at least in tbe cases they । were confounded in the grand total “Yes, ma’am," replied Harry, begining , American nationality they shared the ,to look as If be felt a little doobtfol about of wealthy planters, not merely freedom, of but a degree of education and a moderate high । and noble piece which its vigor, free­ t oberts triker Inheritance. It thus happens that among dom, < and enlightenment secured it in the BAILEY & It A KER, “Well, my son I don’t think such evi­ (dence as that should go a great way the free colored people of Louisiana are a ,regard of the world. All this tbe South । lost. It has not only isalated iteel^ JCIT DECEIVED ,againwt a lad like Dick Kelly,” said the certain number who possess wealth and has Through bright Cowers, orer braided leaves. education, of whom s considerable part but । In tho madness of fonalicixm has ( Of broken sunlights golden gleam. a new and most complete assortment of mother, kindly. "Dick is not a bad boy, its constitution on that very social are planters. But with tbe influx and founded । ;is beF DRUGS AMD MEDICINES, J. W. OAKLEY, predominance of settlers of tbe Anglo feature , w hich is- most odious in tho eyre "He has some mean tricks about him, , N^Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Cam. tho world. .. , « ,anyhow,” replied Harry, as If exalting Sexon stock, tbe old creole sentiments and of Snow robes, frost erystal'd diadem usages have been gradually overridden, uIt hat ahuttd the nanu of vipuUic lo ।himself. scently' foll<»wed followed tbe tbe ... „ tonfedfration wAi and Louisiana has recently ------lie* men art al. taltia "That may be, but you must remem­ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ready calling Nnt Dahamty, mitk a Jfi»example of no many oC ilber —----Southern 2_.™ Slates , Daltonu ; ber the rule to treat every one as inno­ (cent until proved guilty. We have eggs of legislating with the express object of iuippi repuJialor far ilt chief, and abooj (enough. We could spare half of them driving out the frac colored population or (of profcued dtulitli, adrenturm, chart*, The colored ,and public plundervrt far ilt leadtrv. ■ .. MA SO 5 ALLEN, jrather than circulate a false report about reducing them to slavery. Ilia gift—a gleaming icicle. Bad as the South is proved to be by people nave thus been led to tarn their . neighbor.” EALKR IN GROCERIES, prorlaioei, proa IF FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL tbe facte of Slavery, we may be quite Then turns her losing to the sun. “Well, I am coIng to find out if 1 can,” attention to Hayti, which, under the wise PURPO8ES.ONLY_«1 ,nid Harry; and off he ran, though not and liberal administration of Gcffrard, sure that the WlglalU*, Slidclw, Yanoeye CkliUrn i Block. Slate street, Hastings, Mteh. and Benjamincs cannot fairly represent without bearing bis mother's gentle admo­ offers full protection to life and property. D. C. HAWLEY, The emigration has been going on for tw o either Ila morality or its rtatemausbljL—r , nition : .EALER In all kiada of Family Greeerira. or three years, and the immgrants, who These men only condescend to lead ths Also a full stock of “Be careful, my son; be careful." turn their attention principally to the South because they arc not permitted to Harry was rather thoothticss and cultivation of cotton, with which ’bey are lend the North any longer, and, if time quick tempered, it would be just like GROCERIES! well acquainted, have succeeded so well is given them, they will exhaust and dis­ ROBERTS A STRIKER, ai to have led to the establishment of gust the slave States just as they Live him of robbing thu bens’ nest, without Tbeir steam communication between New Or­ wearied and angered the free. tiny evidence st all. but merely because leans and Port au Prince, far the purpose names and antecedents are a pledge that ho suspected it lo bo' so. He walked TEA, COFFEE. BCGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, ol facilitating it The Haytien govern­ while they are at the head ut affair, tho along thoughtfully down to his work in PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS, CODFISH; ment is very anxious to encourage this career of the Confederacy will be one of the field, and finally he said aloud : in fact, everrthing iu the Grocery line, each a emigration, not merely as a means of fur­ turbulence, bad faith, and intrigue or. W. PARKER, will be nerdtd for family use. “Mother’s right ; I will be caretul." conquest for tbe extension of slavery.—. HOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries Toward the dooe of the afternoon be nishing cultivators of the unoccupied lands and Provistona. Pork, Lard, Butter, and Their latqjuage is that of men who fed naw Dick again crossing the field back of <if which free grants sre offered to the al kiada at Produce bought and sold, al hia "aid cuDZEiaT that the very principle of association cute the barn, and he started off to meet him. Inhabitants, but for the take of the civili­ stand." __________ From zation they will bring into the island; and them off from a noble future. And Ceeking Extracts, "Be careful; yes, I will be careful,’’ said PROrESSIONAI,. the instruction which they may be able to being a part of r. great nation, t'lcv ba»o he tn himself. afford the inhabitants in the cultivation become a joint-stock corporation tor up­ Dick appeared a little confused, bul WILLIAM BURGHER, and preparation ol cotton, and the revival holding and extending the enslavement of And, rood io light glows with Iba grace he answered Harry’s cheerful “How are USTICE OF THE PEACE. Attorney and their fallow met." ' Of £drn-placed cberubiio. yel’’ Harry, too, was confused. He of the production of sngar. Cauorlor at law, and Solicitor in Chancery, These Louisiana emigrants, who arc othew Bolley's Block, 'up stairs,) next door to saw no signs of eggs. Could be have 0 Earth I thy glowing loveliueaa PENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, KNbeen mistaken 1 He looked in Dick’s mostly of n partislly French origin, and who speak the French language, which is face a moment. A new thought struck The Gainesville £agl» gives a sketch A. E. BON5TEEL, the language of the island, have a special of diamond washing end mining in Hair birr. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will practice inducement in that circumstance to emi­ “Dick1" he says, "what’s the matter county, Georgia. We quote: Medwine in Hastings nod vianity. MOST POPULAR grate to Hayti, which does not apply to with your hat! It is coming off," and he Numerous gold mines have been sneDANIEL COOK, brought his hand down heavily on the the colored population of other States. crssfolly worked in Hall county, and a OF THE FTACE. Genera! Land and large amount of gold has been taken frail palm-leaf as if to push It on. Tur Powxa or Hrartf Lxronrxa.— from them. Bul it is not of these that What • smash there was! and poor Dick was a sight lo behold shout a min­ The following incident comes to us thor­ we now propose to *puak. Our county SELF- CONTROL ute afteward on his way home, with the oughly authenticated, although wo arc has given tokens of productiveness In I. A. HOLBROOK, not at liberty to publish any names: that richest and rarest gem, the diamond. streams of yellow and white oozing down ttorney and ConaMiorat Law. A short limo since, two individuals iu tills The diamond is suppdsed to have been and streaking bis face and clothes. Chanrerv. Gracral l^uid aad T ell everything in our tine of trade as ebeep as can city were lying In one room, very sick- of vegitable origin, and fo have proceed­ It was a long time before Dick beard a bought al any place. Giro us a call and Judge EY T. a. ARTHt-Jt. one with brain favor, and tbe other with ed from the .slow dccomjxjeitimj of eonw the lost of the striped jacket, for one of H- yourselves. We intend to mU J. M. RUSSELL. an aggravated case of Mumps. They hls-school mates caught sight of him as vegetable te>.in, or bituminous matter.— “Mother !” eried a little girl, rushing accuser. ■CIEEBAIPp ’P'DIE (DASIH ’•It was her fan, mother,” John spoke he was running for dear life. But it was were so low that watchers wore needed Il is formed of pure carbon, crystalled. Into tbe room where a lady sat reading, up quickly. “She loves to tease, you a good lesson for him; it made him every night, and it was thought doubtful It burns, and is .wholly eor.iumeawt a “ mother, Juhn struck me in the face with JOHN ROBERTS, know, and I was wrong to get angry." ashamed, set him to thinking, and he be­ if tbe one tick with faver would ever re­ temperature of 14 deg.. Wedgewood, all his might! Oh dear! it hurts so!"— outer. A gentleman was engaged to producing carlionic acid gas. Rpacial altmfon will be paid to COMPOUND“But teasing does not come from a came an honest boy. Some And the child pressed her hand against NUwd pulling up PRESCRIPTIONS, and any good spirit?’ replied the mother, “and I As for Harry, »o thought he never watch one night, his duty being to wake specimens, after being exposed to the oe purobaaiog medicinu of u» can rely upon her cheek, and threw her head backward II. r. CHERRY, nm sorry that my little girl can find no would stop laughing over it ‘-Mother,” the nurse whenever it became necessary sun for some time, give out light when and forward, as if she. was in great pain. higher enjoyment than the pleasure of he says, “I was careful of every thing but to administer medicine. In the course of carried to a dark place. The lady’s face reddened, instantly, and annoying her brothers and sisters. 1 am the tggs, and 1 thought as they belonged the night, both watcher and nurse fall The diamond appears generally in re­ the book fc*ll from her hand to tho floor. ROBERTS A STRIKER. satisfied with you, John, but not with to us, and we had plenty of them, you asleep. Tbe man with the mumps toy gions that afford a laminated granular There was anger in her heart against □ssvtxcs Mi sen *, H61. watching tho clock, and »aw that it was quarts rock, called itacolumite, wftelj I Agnes; and now you may leave us alone. would not mind them.” John, ami in the blindness of her sudden L. H. STEWART, time to give the fever man his portion. — I John and Mary, went out, and left pertains to the talcoso series, and owes And’his mother, the dear old lady, indignation, she resolved to nunish him their mother alone with Agnes. When looks up, smiling al! over her faee, and He was unable to speak loud, or to move its luminatinn ton little talc Or mica.— lan beuniriv. ui with a severe chastisement But, ere she Ar. Ail bMiuro* attended l« promptly and effithe little girl joined her brothers and sis­ says, “Ah. well, there’s hope for Harry nny portion of his body except bin arms; This rock is found In abundance in tie reached tbe apartment in which bar child titaUr. Offiea No. 5, NoMe’a block, OaUlo Croak. but seizing a pillow, he managed to strike diamond mines of the Ural Mountains ters sometime afterward, she had a sober vet; be is learning lo be careful." had been playing, she paused suddenly the watcher in the fare with It Thus and Brain, and it is in the itacohtmll face, like one whose spirit Is not at cose and stood still. A timely thought glan­ auddenly* awakened, tho watcher sprung bell that they are to be found in Hall with itself She had been guilty of a J. M. NEVINS, PRINTER’S PROVERBS. cing through her mind, had arrested her from his •acai, falling lo the Boer, and counlv. Up to a very recent period, double wrong, and luid corn© near draw­ Do not read aloud in the office of the awakening both the nurse and the faver only four or five diamonds have been " ••Tins will not do. I muat control ing down upon her Innocent brother an unjust punishment. So elearly had her Printer, for. pcnid venture, he may have patient The incident struck both the found, and these had been accidentally myself,” she said, speaking half aloud.— rend the article a dozen times ; and he siek men as very ludicronv, and they mother brought this to her view, that picked up while mining for gold. Then after a resolute strife with her shame followed conviction, and she was nor his workmen are not Interested by laughed heartily nt it fur some fifteen or angry feelings, the mother went back to twenty ininqtes. When the doctor came now ready to ocknowlede her fault, and the buzzing. A Spy of the Revelation. the room where she hnd left her weeping came in the morning ho found his patients It is not weir to occupy the editors promise better conduct in the future. 8. C. PR1NDLE, JJO YOU WANT WHISKERS 1 In the year 1770, when Gov. Clinton child, and titling down in her old place UDGF. OF PROBATE, Notary Public, GenBut the one who profited most by this ehair longer than one hour in the morning, vastly Improved—said he had never said, with as steady a voice as she could when there are a half a dozen waiting known so sudden a turn for the better— resided in Albany, tiicro egms a stranger scene of trouble, was tbe child ’ s mother. DO YOU WANT WHISKERS I to bis bouse; one cold uinlery morning . assume : After all was barmoniud again, and tbe for their turn—of course the editor has and they are now both out, well. Wljo “Agnes, let me see your check. says laughing is not the best of modiciuesl soon after the family had breaktastod.— was alone with her own thoughts, she no use for it DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! Ho was welcomed by the household, anti “Oh dear! bow it hurts!-’ sobbed DANIEL STRIKER, Read the papers which are before thee, —2few Haven Palladium. lifted a heart of thankfulness for self­ hospitably entertained. A break fast orAgnes, as she came to her mother’s side, control, and prayed that she might ever and thsn fold them properly and replace DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE 1 her had still pressed to her face. dererad. and the Governor, with his wife, CATtartuAR’s Eco.—In orchards raher spirit In calmness. I tremble them. It is an annoyance to have them and daughter omplojod iu knitting, was The lady gently removed tho hand, iking of the evil that would have loft open and scattered about the floor.— that during tbe past season were infested BELLIMGHAM’S and oxnmined her little girl’s cheek.— “1 should like to take your paper, but with the csterpillar, much ean now be sitting before the fire, and entered into followed a blind punishment of my noble OLIVER E. EVERTS, CELEBRATED ________ There was n red mark, as if n blow had can’t afford it—I’ll step iu and read it done to prevent them appearing next conversation with him about the nfiaira hearted boy !" _____ ________ QHEBIFF. May be found in the Court H occasionally,” to poor encouragement for summer. Examine ths Wets; and on the of the country, which naturally led to 1? or at his residence, near the JatlSTHtULATIMG ON GUEST, been received, bet no evidence of a the enquiry of what was hie ocouplinn. T PHILLIPS, Uxors Seantrr and Jailor. Verbal Vicxs.—Indulgence in verbal the printer. Profitable employment for young wood will be found cylindrical bruise. , , “Agnes," said the mother, now speak­ vice soon encoorages corresponding vices the lime thou luungest about his office masses of eggs, of nearly the same color The caution and hesitancy with which tbu 8. H. COOK, ing vary calmly and gentle, yet with a In conduct. Let any one of yon come to would enable the to pay fur a dozen pa­ as the bark, and which surround tbe twig Mranger spoke aroused tho keen sighted Clinton. He communicated his sus­ firmness that nt once subdued the exate- talk about any mean and vile practice pers. and look like a Utile swotting. If the ........... picions to his wife and daughter, mU* ment of her her child’s mind “I want with a familiar tone, and do ynn suppose, Pay up and «top the paper, If you do you to stop crying, and tell me all about when the opportunity occurs for enmmit- not like its politics or Its morals, and eggs off carefully and destroy them; bul close! v watched his every word andactitet. UnnioucMMS of thia, but fiudiu M tho trouble with John." t'mg the mean or vile net, he will be as then stop whining about the manner In tbs easiest way to to cut the wood and H. N. SHELDON, TIE 8TIMCLATWC ONCCEIT The child's tears ceased to flow, and strong against It as before! his by no which It was conducted. It to not born it along with the eggs. A few rTOUNTT TREASURER. Office she looked up into her mothers fore. means an unknown thing that men of minutes will suffice to clean a tree, and pocket and swallow it. Mmuilima . Mad^ “Axnes,wbo g»’® ,h® r'r,t P™voc»liotl correct Ilves talk themselves into crime, ideation'atone.* ame Clinton, with the ready tnel of wqfo the matter, yon or John F into sensuality, into perdition. Bed lan­ TJROSECUTING-ATTORNEY, Crenoelor mon of those irbtiW tiftJM? ♦Mirqntody “John struck ms in the fare! replied guage easily runs into bad deeds. Select 1 Law, SWteitor and Counselor WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE orchard m safe. Should any be over­ tbe child, evincing A great deal of angry any iniquity you please; suffer yourself pointed time to give it i»» »hee without looked, they abceld be extitnated as soon into tbe kitchen nod ordered tea coffee to be Immediately made, iw>d foldrf to-ll feelings toward her brother. to converse in its dialect, to use iu stong, as their web appears, but be sure that a strong done of tartar emetic; the “Why did be strike you!" to sprak in tbe character of one who they are ell at home. stranger delighted with the amotoug HARMON SMITH, Agnes was rilsoL approves or rellihes it, and 1 need not tell beverage, partook freely ef. K, and Mr* I1RCUIT CO CUT COMl'ISSIONER, Attorney “Who Cha trouble between you you how soon your moral sense will Qiotoe atwM had *he saiis&GUou and John 1" inquired tbe mother. lower down to its level. Becoming inti­ truth may offend tbee. It is not true, that the )RUG STORE!!! No! Never!! R &> S , ms W J P PATENT MEDICINES (f ijoitt gjisttllanii. A p G°odp S' “Why, Mary rew IL She’ll tall you that John struck mo In the fare with all mate "' of D..i.to in P<U(< <k«if bof'i" <*>’ H. RLMELL. D. D. for Burguynsu tell me all abost thia -You raw him strike me, ffid'nt you UakMi. reaentment ardl- Ha �REPUBLICAN BANNER, I few, minutes the federal flag was again drawn down by Major Anderaon^and-tee white TBE WAR BEGUN! than that the bright tn, forever. -•■ WaBMimr.XfHtwtssrr' B«BreMMH(ia just so miro «^np*nie Wednesday Marling, RuMOMXoCoMSPtaxcr tx PmLaMtLpnu -A painful rumor prevails that a were ■IkrHnwflrTMBad by many of tbe frioud ■ bJCctKoie, in Philadelphia, ba Ln and that it is shield* qu< Charleston, April 13. The firing ceased at 1| o’clock, and t flRMBI HBF.lhi8RU HUfe KDH‘O>Uj5*^TCHrN< oliniane art eurprittd that the fight toai exciting character. The rebel States, bH-Ora-AUWHXfcJhd pIMNBitrtM^. <9- WkMCMT hundred and Uom w H0 Oar U«gw'WSro> 5*. Uu!f, -r-'on th, ... ofd». ■MMga Ireiri pfprtbfre^lyktfr^ kinijlow in tee hearw o!dl tee friends Jli. ,k>» m Ux '«! ’ I. L’diwn and tee C^iuhion nt *l of te<? Federal Gp» rrpmsnt news_ of thev. Inst twotefjvfiwm - begining of tee end. -WtefiJl was, ent by Can. Haaera»Inl 4a The United Stat 4p£i1»( J <WV”?< »•* GqJOrtunent but asked the privil^^ privilep. a. imi sending supplies send.ng supplies to her starving starving garna garnaoo Vrttftn“frcr nwh"Fm?,“iS8"i0 arT tfittirSW" ,-^,^1. Buj the &>utl) did not oven wait *n AUmm, firMau-^atuMjuL ...TJfa.UUAaaafytod unarmed, before they turned all the guns ,«• <iwi« ry as all tbe Cotten Stales. .gW Eighteditort in Boston, applied and ciutimencvd’tn batter down itp walls. !•**** of a fadliata, "n *e V‘llb H «< the reports indicate. Major And«rrerit the Free-labor Free-lsb»»r North nnd the tween , , • ,. » , , .. n S.M>.h, >. wrh« In IqriH. — Ui’“ ’■'‘"P*11"1 “> '<■«•' "*« ■ ■ . .. . . . . 7. . ' ami aurrender i._ kt. .-. to >k. his r. f«»rt the ..k.l. rebels, :> il is for pbseee under tbo Federal Admlntetra0cn, but mN failed to get one. •'2 fffrs of the Negro Propaganda stilt bov. driflg arinmd the capital. The recent v>gftrens actem <>f the Administration has bvrst upon them like a holt from ndear «y.' h has stunned tbem'into silence.— j They do pot even th rente?. The chang* that has o>me over the spirit of their waking dreams within three days is ap­ parent to the most casual! observer, and te timort painful to bihoti. It is imho * in tee parlor and offices of the hotels, on avenues and tn the Jparks, nnd has but as-a signal gnn, whtoh shall the whole North to arms. master But these re­ port* coming ns they, do over tho wires which are controlled by tbs rebels, need omfiriiTstion, as to'the progress of events and the result of the battle. Every thing will be colored so as to appear as fitvor- sidy ns possible to the arras of the South. Yet we have no doubt but that Suintvr nominates Hon. John A. Dix for Pres­ ident la T8M. Rather early considering tbe time*. The Southern Confederacy . has, levied a tax of >2 a ton otrlre. fwt Th* batteries of Sullivan’s Island -nPen‘rf* °« £vrt Surnter st 4 o’clock this morning, Fort of Charleston hnrbor upon - Fort Sumter WHh.il their bn«»Snp,, Woo uralcd. for tea-appnamuce tjf a vessel, armed* or SMTlKrern. ”7”eX-^F^«F2.?, NOBODrJTJLLXD BrytNDBRSO.VS FIRS act, forced a collision, which is but tee Cool! gf- The famous letter purporting to> have come from a private al Fort Sumter> , Is how pronounced to be a hoax, by the had n<>t st that Andc.«~— ...... —— .—. ------kun flag. ‘■Surrender or .fight was tee Suipter ha* returned tee fire, and a hrisk word.” Anderson then hauled down uis cannonading has ben kept up, flag. Gen. BeAuregsrd’s staff came over Nq Infurmution has been received from nnd stipulated that the surrender ehohld the aea-bosrd yeU ' be unconditional for the present, subject Tho military . are under arms, and t<» condftlbns with Beauregard. Antlertbe whole <»f our.p'ipuhtfion orq. uu the son is allowed to remain In actual pussesstrata, and ayery avoilabln place qlnng slun fur the present. , , the Varbor u Clloj with auxiuus specta- Charleston, Sunday, April 14. talora ‘ Negotiations^ were completed Inst nfgbt. proof of *»td will be po.tponcd unul Tueedyr. ' i. , Nxw Yonx. A prills. Anderson’s command will evacithta the The Heral'Fe speHnl dispatch-Mya:— fort this moving, and embark an thf wnr in Mi<be*int*.Irw<i5> t£* at.d JUaeFibe n “Fort Moultrie began' the bombardment vessels xjqw- off the harbor. Five nf of kioaad all pirtiea inUrrated are required with two guns, to wMeh Anderaon replied Andcrenn’ar -mea are wounded, one, it »pn«».-. and •W* cmmu.H a»v. wli.r tlic s*id Iu’. will and »>«iuld not be allowed. with three shot frnta bis barbette gdns; it thought mortally. . . after which tee batteries «t Mount Pless­ Alter the surrender a boat with ten ahk Cummin*.’ Point, and the ftwnting mm was sent from a ship of war ontaido •aLM, of (hr ।-n : nrr and proof of Mid Will, bwwuslns a cojo •( tt:as»st»ae aud order to ba battery opened ft brisk fire ot ehot and to Morris Island, requesting permission shell. Anderaon replied only at long in­ to eriter and take nfT knderso’s command. te Mudcocn-J, (ur iba full tartu cr .tLrra. wpak*, terrain, until between 7 nnd 8 o’clock, It is reported\hnt Ahderaon surrender­ succeaairdly, oDea at ka*t iu racli week Urft when he opened from two tkra <>f gitos ed because the offlocrs’.quarters nnd bar­ looking towards Modtrir and Stevens’ racks were destroyed^ *i>d ho bad no hope hattrery, tart up to 3 o’clock' fulled to of reinforcement. Tbe fleet lay by 30 "Da^d. “iBiteJ Bibr tbebcariir In th.jircmlaes. ’F •««'* PWnMM,K.- -x. ieaaULc *Hrta» !oT W*weWa«, tssoed oot sfUa north Rochester* Ifniori. । has been surrendered. The reason can tSF^Teweil cases are maimfaelured, in eVWi crept into the drinking and billiard .• perhaps l»a better explained when tbe de-1 rith *nd ro»t, England, f’ruoj human bones, gathered at Aflbons, snjTrthe oyster cellars nt tec tails arc bolero us in a reliable shape. 1 0. V-' crtTS. S.'.rhf. Sebastopol. - ,'!L 1 ‘(hi* street/irfuera. The crest* uf the lianght' In the mean time wc mo<t come to re­ ■ »?nei»ysi»^ i«r class of Seecse'ronists «ri being rapidly j^yOne hundred pnd fifty Roman produce serious effect During tho great­ hours, an J cusld pot, or would not help alize that we are in the midst of war, lowered, while the on ths of the more er part of the day Anderson directed his him. His men wore prostrate from over COMMISSIONER'S NGilCB?1 vulgar of the dan put on a milder tvpo and that our country’s flag is trailing in Catholic churches were erected ‘in the tents prufcljMilly agntait Moultrie, the MORTGAGE SALE exertion* ’ hopr by hour. the dust; trampled upon by those who United States duriiq; thu Iasi year. Stevens flouting battery, and Fort John­ The explosions whieh were board in *Dpon t>nb<dy has the warlike news have lung bad control of the Government, son, they l>eing the only ones operaUtig Sumter were-caused by a lot of shells g^'" Postoffiecs in Florida must be wrought ao msrked a change as upon the against him. Fifteen or eighteen ►!> 's igmting. The barracks caught fire three and who arc cow determined tn ruin that remunerative concern* Five of these CbmmlMiunen of the Southern Cunfedestruck the floating battery without effect. times from hot shot thrown Irem Fort 1st*of (he lownufMeyfc (irorr.in •aiieuuutv.Tercbr give notee Hurt «>x muulti froca and after net income of ten B/Mtebed to all appearances were being ' ricy, Messrs. Roman, Crawford, and which they can m» longer rule. Let no inalitqttona yielded M'siltric, Everything, is in rp'ns but eixth d*r ul Msf. trtl, are nUoned Fbrsrtb. They ore staying al the Na­ man hesitate in times like these. ante «ieh,for tbe year ending September made hi the sides of Sumter exposed to ' tho Gucmenls. Many gnus werb dis­ (or all creditor, or Mid estate lo preeenl their claim* and demand.,*M lhe ur>derkicn> d Cownuational Hotel. Crawford, who used to be We much mistake our countrymen if 3(ht, 1869. the-firtj. Portions of the parapet were mantled, nnd.the walla look like honey a very spiteful fire-enting member of C<m- there are many iu tbe free North, who destroyed and ncttra! guns shut away. ctimb. Fort Moultrie is bably damaged, lV.ni. Town, of Mmiun, Livingsgrm; and who led the attack on Thad-1 Tho fight will continue all night. Tbe ' will, when the alternative is forced upon and th(*bdirii4 <m the iihnd nre riddled. follow in j: j tarj deus Stevens during the Helper raid in : Coetily, owns a cow that baa given birth fort will probably be caMed by storm. A boat 4.is sent from the Fort io­ d>r», to wit: Tlx- ittday of June. tb« lot dor the House of Representative* hui- been!; them, turn their backs Upon their coun­ “It is 'reported that the Harriet Lane night to officially nn'.ifv the fleet of the •Met'ttiftr is very civil, and has embraced every op­ try *a flng, and give aid t«» those who seek She had twin* twice, and triplet* once, received a shot through her wheel house. surrender of Eort Sumter. It i.< not portunity to chat with -nnwarv Hepubli- to destroy it. We have but just passed She is in the offing. No other gorernknown whit will bo duuo with Sumter or jy John Graham will be Poalmaster metft ships are in sight cans, seeming to be very cn»v*and gentle through a bested puljtkal contest, and it the vanqni»hcd. wbna wonuing'frnm them the supposed ta"’4 > nt Cuhimbiii, Ohio. “Troop, are pouring into the city by Charleston, Sunday, April 14. policy of tbe Administration. But his is but nrtural that tho vnnqnished should J.KvyitHR UVPUAU. lc* *3f“ A young lawyer iu Dublin, once thousands.” - •». eocfctensnre ftr the insl frrty-clght hour* fccl chagrined over their defeat; hut we Major AndAredn and Wis mfen ■will Iwrve ARUIb U. SCOTT, j CgARLKSTOX, April 1‘i. pul 17. JSil. s- !. . has dropped to an unusual length. He trust that most of thent are patriots, wrote .challenge to a gentlemen to meet tn night on tee Isabel for New Y.ork.— The firiiig has cuntinned nil day with­ and -Forsyth dined together nt a side ,and will unite with the victors to put down out intermission. Two of Fort Sumter's to-day, ai.d mysteriously pored Fronrtbe Advo«h*me Agency of Lvaax ttaicc*. more or lets. ” those who claim the right to gain, at tbe guns have been silenced, and it is report, ovtr jome letters, and conversed in very 70 GriawoMHtrrvt Detroit M WASHINGTON. ed that a breach has bocii made in thu low and confidential tunes, all the while point of the bayonet, that which they fy Ona hundred citizem of Nevada viute-cnslt»nll, ’ The answer to Gen. extreme nervousness nnd look- have lost at the ballot boy. Let the peo­ have subscribed for the Knoxville RTiif, INA TION BY THE Beauregard's demand by Major Ander*>n >a< very grim._ ple array themselves—those who favor tbe Parson Brownlow's piper.' . PRESIDENT. FHVmn&f itk was that he would surrender when his 73i'i right of the majority to govern in a consupplies were exhausted ; that is, if be t3F“ The Canadian government expen­ y Washington, April 14. ra«a«T. ianowy. .,frbiJx»jS<' xtitulional way, upon one side, and those was not rjinfurred. ded 3232,374,23 on the entertatment lo Not a. casualty has yet happened-lo \The President will issue a prodaninwho maintain the right of the minority lo MORTGAGE SALE. the Pfince of Wales: . In view nf the events of the Lavi fe< any of tlie forces. Of the nineteen bat­ tem* tn-morfriw, railing for seventy five da^ tlbi .edi tor of tbe'Pfutadelphin Prro appeal to arms, on the other. TTteso are ten es in position, only seven have opened thousand militia to. suppress the combi­ UATI,<JAPM, dk MTBAM (400DA. J3T “ The voters of Marshall township the issues—and we trust the hemp is al­ expresses his sentiments n« fidluw*: fire on Fort Sumter. Tho remainder nation in the seceded States. The United “J am a man'of peace. As 1 said, I ready grown fur the necks of the latter, co the' 1st Inst. pasMxJ a Resolution unani­ arc held in reserve for tee expected fleet States Laws will be dulv executed. Tbe AT SEW YORK PRICES. have begged for it in these columns and______ _______ first service will probably l>e to 're- jkili be they north or south of Mason and mously to refuse all Western money fur Two thotivmd men reached this city io IH. eit,, «. jm f,, Il Di,on1. Lino. their produce. . Illis morning, luff embarked for Morris seas tho forts whieh have been seized (K-mji «« .vnu.ui* «UI, -J IM’/J '•““I* jMir homes, almost on hiy knees. But from th? Union. The Proclamation also StlAKEK HOODS, HP Lieut J. D, Wilhcrell, son of Island and the neighborhood. are there not ralamities w orac than war ? covenes Congress to meet on the 4lh uf An Emerge tic Folicy. Bl TUB CASK OR OOZES. Cuarslkstox, April, 12 Murt|pue wa» rccordeit le rllv i.ftkx- of IhrUtgh Judg^Wilherel!, <.f this’State fell from Is nnt tbe destruction of onr Union by Julv. sriss«: .? It is truly gratifying to every lover of tfcuee who have no gratitude for the past, The bombardment continues from tbe The war Department is busr prepar­ the deck of a steamer and was drowned, 8. A. FULLER At €«t. ■nd na respect for tne foture. worse than the country to observe the change that !». H5S ih t.»Srr -fr— ..f Mort^w»e«. «ri ?«£• *. on the 20th inat, while accompanying the fl<wiling, Stevens' and other batteriea.— ing tietifitf te cotamteiienteto tee* States. there w rtatiMO fo4» war I Shall wc not save it before it is has become aparent in the policy of the Sumter continues returning the fire. Washington.Sunday, April, 14., Texan troops down the Rio Grande. too late? But how! By committing Il is reported teat three war vcasels General Government as regards onr na. The President’s Proebimatinn savs: tee case to bra*e public servants. wh<w £SP* Queen Victoria's mother died on nre off the bar. “Whereas, laws of tlyi United States Action has been the having offered all fair measures of amity linnal troubles. “have been, nnd sre now. opposed *p spy. Charlbbtjx, April 12. the 23d of January. By this afflictive and peace, must now lie asked to enforro great necessity, fn>m the begining, and The firing has censed for the night. It f'erai. States by combinations too powerthe taw tend to protect the public proper the want of it had nearly prostrated the providence Victoria is left an orphan.— In th. m&ttreortb- ntskPeTFflltiHl Meer Li. I debt nun ---------- - — --------- ’ • wM! be renewed early in the morning. “fitl to *bc suppressed!/! tee ordinary way, ty! If 1n>n> thia net war is to follow, powerful government on earth.— Poor thing f Ample1 arrangements havobecn mads tn j*‘l therefore call forth the Militia of tee better that it should come in that .way 1‘scvcrnl States of the Union to. the' ngEverybody saw and acknowledged the prevent re Ihforcementa to-uight. than that war should lie forced upon its jAwoTuxa iKrALLim-x RxMDr »qr Dip‘Igrrnate number of SEVENTYF1VE lUa uorlh door of the Court IlntMC, i»Wvi!«3». by successful traitors. What American want of activity in Buehanan’s adminis tiiuu.—Tbe Allowing is ssid tn, be an Nxw York, April. 12, ‘■THOUSAND, to suppress tee said would not rather sacrific h's life in de- tralimj, but atrange Ui say, many were intallible remedy, fi/r this fearLl disease, prAAn. WhW-are feu-rihed w ihte ewrie«r A special to the Herald tunya: tcomblnatitHi, and (o execute tbe taws.— frwdtng hi» flag than be struck {Man by a ready to commend a similar policy in bis k was first: tried, some days ugn, in a Two have been wounded on Sullivan's jl appeal tn alt loyal citixens to faeiritate >... ---------- .neraion, Um fallotrbdopBina to.th*, aaid <MAjrfa>i#.>mirta.-Mna nd te-teg te tt*'*W* ramnrar-leas tyranny, which grew strong inocessor But all'lhia.la changed now, district where several deaths had occurred Island, and a number struck by spent land aid tew effort t<» maintain-the taw-s, r Bort?; Jud St.to of cromty rf Item , in lu.i Slate of Micblra:>. and kn<-« ■ uul t!« EurthaUvr tbe Heath berau»e that Any was not defended 7 We laud ths integrity of tee National UnInn. Michigan: when the government, having developed and, Iq «v«ry instance in which it was projectiles. ■re tidd that war i* iuevitnlde, wb-ttever “Three ships are visible in tee offing. Jnnd t’..: perpetuity ot popular governused, tbe patient recovered. . Ail are may be done by the Government, who th il* policy is proposing to act Make two email baas that will reach Il is believed an attempt will be made to imc:.:, and to redre«s wrongs’ long JSf.77Ver It ft-nuuiis passive, ar boldly dors it prepared - to' aqknowludge that the gov. from ear to.ear, and fill them with ashes uigbt to re- inforce Sumter. jennttgh endured. Tho filrst' twrvla-y duty. This Ims item the cry ol ter sauth- eniment has Inst by inaetiviLy, while the and salt; dip teem in hot water and wring - “From the regularity of the firing it is BasaigueJ to the forces will probably be reciainlvg un;u>tj uu Mid nunt««. wift tba erprpon«pwai*<wrs for montesJand their ■awful (er*. co»te and, vUa»itt* fotrcioaurr, at teem otU. nj Lhpy will not drip, and ap ­ thought that Anderson has a larger force DaUd, »Urth 27.1861. £ to 'rfrpnswsB the forts, places ar.d'jnrop. traitors have gained almost every thing public rejudue, bfi’tM TWratTjifni day of June. Siensc.mililnry prepnratumaiare pr.xifs ply them to tee throat with a flannel cloth than supposed. ■erty which have been seized fiotn the A.‘D.-»MI. at (.nett-rail fa uirMteri^narirtA they are sincere tn making'tbc proph­ by the activity, nnd, we might say almost “k rained to-day." knd change them as often as they become |* Union. The utmost care will bo taken ecy. ; c w ill make it, if il is made at reckless energy of their rap cements. CuaRLxaTux, April *12. cool, uotll the throat becomes irritated, r consistent with these objects to avoid deall; and whan they alike the blow* let it In all this matter ol secession th® south near blistering. For children it is neceaThe bombardment is continuing with 1variation and destructive Interference I be so unswerrd and avenged as to prove have gonu forward boldly, feeling that sary to put a flannel cloth between the wite tee property of peaceful citizens in mortars, and will be kept up all night.— that the duy «»1 paltering with rebellion any pad of the country; and Idtfhere ‘hey ran no risk. It has been perfectly ashes and the throat^to prevent blister­ It is supposed tent Anderson Is resting d‘-V^ M.,txh- ,;6r> p”*”” & C- J*ri»die. has p«>-ed. Rnd the hours Fir "proving Ing. by command those persons composing Judge<4 PrnUts. his men for the night. Tbe vessels can­ . ... ,,. r safe fur them to do any thing they pleased, that we hare a gwrernmeut, has come. In U>c mailer of tbe estate of Orville Phrirk -^.-.ia. ’ Qrtrfi i,7clf,r/..io XL.ia-1When the ashes have been on a suffic­ not get in, as a storm Is raging and the tho liforsaid copteinatfon tn disperse “These -are warm words but they eotnc even to firing upon tbe flag of their coun­ ient time, take a wet flannel cloth and rub L.MHUTGAGE BALE. within twenty days from this date. sen is rough, making it impossible to re­ from a hvert that don not respond to * try, bearing government property and It with caatile snap until It is covered inforce tbe fort tonight. V* I hereby convene both . Houses of FFAULT Usrtac brre SM<!H!m single instinct opposed to humanity. I government dispatches. Everything tkvu with lather. Dip it in but water and ap­ afpsvnuuj i>(* cr"«iu indevtiiro vf M«rt The floating battery works well. ■ jCongress for the fourth of July next to hare come to the coneliMfons thev convey 1 determine such measures ns tee public ! far accomplithtd by the traiton, kat brtn ply if to the throat, and change as they CniaLEBTOx, April 13. after many painful reflrctlnmt. It U now “safety and Interest demand. cool; rt the same.time uee'a gargle made Tbe cannonading to-day is going on fearfully apparent that the enemies of done by ike ptrmumon hf tht government of one tea-spoonful of cayenne pepper, Signed y/ABRAHAM LINCOLN, fiercely from all pointe, from the veaBeJs lheoffler of the Ju.let of Probate in Uaatinn. be' the emtntry have mlsnnderstord all peace tkey haoe defied and intuited. one of salt, one of mnlsBee, in a tea cup : . President. . oat side, nnd along tee ooaat. Il ia .re ­ It was Palriok IJenry who said, that full of hot water, and when cool add one B.y W. JI. Biwxxd, Secretary of State. , ported that Fort Sumter is on fire. quirod U *ppraPa»d0mW1Mmi», if any, wj.y the the battle was not always to tbe strung, fourth of as much' cider vinegar, and gnrCiiarlbtox, ApaiLUU-lOJiO A. V. * equal to its protection, or unwilling tn qr the race to the swift, but to the vigil- glc every fifteen mlnntea, until tee pa­ At intervals of twenty minutes, firing •ave it from tho ffite that awarts In In tient requires sleep. A gargle made <.f (hU emergency, I eall up<m all good tpen ;ant,octjve the,brave,” This proposition cdftlle knap is - good to bo used a part of was kept up all night on Smoler,. Major Tnfatns. Smite fa thwMteuthwiiMtM——-------Anderaon cv.'sed firing from Fort Sumter duiM wi'h the rtfattKkM >R<Blfc« 4«aetfar0 ia and true, to take aides with tho govern­ will apply as well to the difficulties which the time. • . y»QW*r pii>.iad in. j s>ii be Ufafar. a<Mitat :wMWT«ssM«vF at six in te* evening. All night be was ment ta the perils brii're it nnd our whole The Wbn. John Minor Botts, uf Vn-ginia teS. o .... w behest i U**artt J SPHINdTKADE, •.'-‘“A TKSTA? 3383ffi^si£SK£ \ ^TOl’uW“'fS!S‘d?Mai sawn S^SSLMSS^iHrar^-^ D ®2 engaged in repairing damages and protect­ ing die barbette gnn$. Ho commenced The Charleston Mereni-jf of tee 4th saya: to return the fire nt 7 o’dqck this morn, sucecse, and iuir dcmoralrxalion. Indi “ Aa imfasioB, a campaign, or War, by ing. Furt Sumter seems to tee greatly The- bnttary on Cummings’ viduaia in the southern Stains have., al. lusd or by aaa. of tea North ou tee South, disabled. Is, in’our opinion, gammon. . Coercion is Point dofis Fort Sumter.gnra; dinuigc.— At 9 o'clock Ums morning a danse wrtniiMS]y^MtonB4nateal.and abaard,teat smoke poured'froai F««ri Sumter.. mand sthmgry pdnishtnent; and for the tempted.. AnAit.ls ucteriy.iinprwcticable The Federal flag is at half (hast signalfor Mr. Lineoln and bis Rump GpveroThe »heHa from Fort Moultrie and. tbs mcat to snalte effective war upon us. The Niwth,UrWoora, tel>sauUed, suJ Unadn batteries ou Morri*’ laifaid fall into XLyvr Tw® children. daughter* of Rot. Mi*. has tereateosd. He may hold forts Sumter and Pickcae— uatrl obliged to thry oau bcacan in ifarir course .'... ,.. ybald-dfeKt hareay. aud prabably vil I Cherfesttm battery. l, Helen D..’sgvd » vrere. d»erf; Uve been *br*/e*>Mte we hate «Mb heap Key- Wert and Jprtugaa—because we huso ae-.naral ..reaearwf—uMtil. a treaty nf amity is made, Ar until the people. If Hood shall flow nm* hearts tion.' Tbe traitors have much excelled ■ us thus ftrin this respect; hence, their Ms lied rtn interview of- several hours with'(be- President. I J* says u£-' - Mr. Lincoln ^s a man nf very strong s*nve. has ।a cfear head,- n Kite heart, and teat itis In the rlgm plncei ThM he is on undoubted ;patriot, And he baa no dmaht whatever but i ihuj Mr. Linerfn will main tee best Pfvriffwit wr- hrte hnd for m*nv years.1' 1 Ipervading love of emmtry 1» prov»ri>hri. ui worth somethiog at ibis crisis. . Mr. Butte seeks no favor from tfro AdminiatratirW?7l!is McliiJi'n^irnfiars for the salyallwn this Union; and the mbit* trnanre of the C .nstitolton « our father* gflvalt:-’ ■ *■ . ■.. He regards the policy of thie Preeidestt win ut nd*£»w <**». ■--w wiMu »<£ K.S,??yw. (MUI Alain MaiMVKibt witjuuir'svsto* £■* •> PkXTlST, u aow yraptroa M» A •yrpncniGix. ftrj �BEPUJ 4w.flt.i-i utrt .’ BaltimoroM<jR«ncuM mglisa. । most Im- M>ld»A” ’ .isttllsntm w -THE - OVLY TREPANATION THAT HA8 ' HJOD THE TEST OF YEARS, pr««l 4»but lb. —.-.Mf.WF"rrw,rr>Wffl?" m-“» Tux R^qai SpWT.—-Capt- L. D,Di» itx, ,ef tie Battle Cr®?k Artillery Oom- bortoitbrcr terms of j fired the firat shut in Patriots & f^tatesmea And powt more and more Pop- « B jTrC >■ ms°few. but piny, issues a call to his company to iaeat M cert.-ufi times fur drU’.and closes with ADVICX FRBE. „ _ R«»l« X>»h., Dec. 21.1558. . Pw’fYWbtTWtWfirphBUeaooepta lias to MtenaMte tkaiihc Itairuu my bead-all fen off Nowjfqftj^iilo^Ii^mRry •sad. ‘A continual course of eufflirtBg through And devoted to the Cagyi or Mspicsl Rsroas; to the DirrvaJOM or■ ManieA. Ohwutaus ro* tbs Paavt-criurmor Dnosss and to the Rautr or TBO»x SEjrsaiso xxn Amicera wrrw Csaosrc awn VlSCaSMT UumA4 /Fu thil<od (bia InBnnarv ia endowed, to xnatJc the eirk and suffering throughout tbe length and breadth of our land to avoid the Poisonous Decoa. Exroar.ox, and irno- the following: ESTABLISHED IMo, •■Our country ealh, let every man reaponA No member, not unfriendly' lo tbe amell trf gimpo^per, will fail to at­ tend, unite* detainj^>v the most urgent PmoKAL.—We learn from the Mar­ shall. SMterman, that Rev. J. Botxtux is on a lecturing Uiur through New York and New England. . Tirt Caw’s Book.—Godey for May U •already ^ecdve^, and of couraa has past­ bewttptigcr conteinv the following ndvertWdent* y-xiuo<G owl .oaiA ed into lhe world w calico and crinalite. •Of course we can’t pnrsne It in sucl a A glfl of good education, of itrlct nmr ■direction.and are consequently unabld^lo al»(~M^SwcrA®te>y foUdsmtik'nnj of tail oar readers what il oonlaina. Th> cnlicyig.maunera cuRvuraaiit with thkcopint; of hotel and tavern nraounts. nnd cover was yellow, as usual, and. when apt in aurv'tng nt i»Uu bk behiid the bar, last seen, had a few finger marks upon it. 1 wishes a sibialinn an bar multi <*r miatruas If have a curiosity to know more of In a railroad refn-sbmviit room. N. B. Shc.can cut 223 pieces,of bread d, Jn*L give us thrtt dollars and yc-tl can have tbe Banntr and Lady's Book for one nnd butter of tetiktyctory appternneo. out of <>tw potit:d of bread and twu ounces of butter. We believe that D. B. De Land & On. idlings' Jhity.tUi of the FArport Chemical Work*, Fair­ port, Sfonroe Co., N. Y., arc manufactur­ ing .as good, if not the heat Salcratmi that has been ever produced hi this country. A new discovery in the refining, and not cred in this country, except at this estab­ lishment, places them in a position to on the' ioci'-ioa «f S'.srwfr; u expressed Hie CongiwM of the CoefsdotMoo,uvn,ua Canwesrtmp to forui the Constitution, and lo tbe seres*! State Coorenucnu;: ratify tho same. ’ A tiiri:r jj. .sung fcaturi of the discussions ere iteapecriita < vm............. '• a fi-» « ' MAUUONt . JlUItfGR, . ELUW’DRXH. RA.NDQUH, • A , .. • . i LIVINGSTON, PATRICK HENRY, .- Ligonier, Koblo Co.. Ind.. Fab, K, 1858. DR. FRANKLIN, . Pans O; J. Wood; Dear Kir i— In tba latter part year 18b, white attending th* State and ROGER SHERMAN, JaUottel Law School of tha State of Sew Y<.:k. Tbeeo medicinea are prepared in ocn owa tanMASON. my hair, from ncause unknown to wc, tiroST. under tbe care of able Chemists, end are PINCKNEr. oetUhll-iij off very rapidly, no •*— "~ the moat reliable known to aciencc, including all space <•<six rr.outba, the whole L0WMDE8, ’ tbe recetil disco vine*. end in short, all those men W the Rrro!ntionary To all addressing br letter, eotainiog fall aetime*, renowned alike fortbeir patruilisui, state*- srijssssn.??. otiict zxrr.marisliip and .virtue*. It will include tha. tdy, with advice and directions for cure. Any fees HISTORY OF THE ORDINANCE OF 173?, I sent uaurbafsaaBding foMdeloe w»ll by [devoted By Birxa FokCE, Esq, to fumhhlng nredlduea to aeporfr To all cases the great CongreMior.*! compiler*-tbe only *u medicines can bo aant by mail or express if da­ thentic account 'of that famous Ordinance ever I aired. Se.4 for one or more of our worka and published. Thoftevery agitation te then create judge for yourselves. in its various phases, la Cuugrtsa, from KM to Also pubUabad at tha infirmary, to aid these IS.'-O, Including tho ' m-n.-iMne vito uiccAiiD. mwn*nvtcr sssssaa of 1880, tho debates in CoogroM in 163I-‘J5-'28, includ.ug lhe apcechto of J0HWUINCY ADAMS. planations of tbe causes, symptoms, diet, bathing SILAS WR1GHM ' and vxcreiM. I*rice 50 cents. JAMES BCCHANAN, Ae. tbe agitation of tbe Slavery quctlian in lhe House THE LADIES MEbKAL FRIEND, cf RcprveratatlrwTSWfTna And tbe Phy'iology of Marriage. RETIREMWT OF SODTWERK MEMBERS, A work on the cause, symptoms, and treatment the so-caUed GAO RULX. FALL W WfH d-dsrsEta. jguoosj tjiu WE ARE NOW ON HAND with ons of tbe LARGEST and . 8 & -o 6ry ? ,.3i« .830H8 CHA 87003 MILLINERY, pid'iy under tb«r invigoratingopeHtfcAt? SnetettiM'«tebtH<ln fcwVemgsi* 1^ ftefr ter­ died end ^gently stimulating prvpertirs. SHATTERED COXSTITCTWSR. ,4,la bewertr they may have been triled with sad .. ,1. — ■ ,v -' - - -- W^crro,. srst^uJTM^ RISING FROM ifiPURITIKB 1 OBSTRUCTION^ O&THE »MM>1 awwssfallr compete ,'m point of quality S’»y tnanulhcurrera of thia ariklfrin The Gentlemen* Medical Companion, tfid. It is now for sale by the nv calhoun. i graeers tlrronrhout the country. ’ Ever shown in ;tqia . Mark»t, ,»J^i are prepared to sell at a small WEBSTER, *'*’■' ■ TOOMBS, At ■ adrtu&'ftOTaf’** 1 coetromise.of henry clay.u iboo. and cotton tins Union and Scceaaiou. If we take the ten largest sucnr planting parishes, swell ns as Aarenaldn, A*-r.rjip •turn, Baton Rouge, St. James, St. JUm, Terre Bonne, ifec., they nre found to be uniformly agninst secession, or else very closely divided. On the other hand, if wecomi'd'-.- the ten largest i-ntton parishes like Tcnns, Carroll, Concordia, West Feiirtaaa. Union, &c.. they will l»e found, j with few exceptions, t«» be in favor of Sc cession. Thus cotton appears to be con •IiHyc tn Secession, and sugar is adhesive, Making faithfully by the Union. From rtrisMefelnpnicnt it ia clear that parties ■re divided on tho Ltaauuioii quesliuu in ■ Lnuisinna. accmding to their inferc»i« in i 1 he groat slaplo productions of that Slate ; ■nd not upon any abstractions about ’ »|aicry in lhe territories, or with refer- j ••nee to their grieVancies about fugitive •h.w Qvm: !< vrr«4L.—Tho Washington eacrrspcndw.l ot the I’icbmond JCnqiiirtr aaeiihr-s the rveent attenipt to-revolt in tho pehitentiarjf Vi the fact that the con­ victs leerned that‘'they were about lo oe t ran-for red to the keeping of a Black Republican ’Stardufi.” The hatred of raaeali fnr Black Heptiblican'nm is natural snopgh. Bj.'cnATAx’« 8AVixas.--A Wheatland' rnerMpotMlent of'tbo Philo-iclphia Suttdny .4"tlbtwtyi of Mr. Buchanan: It is reported here, upon good authority that he brought with him from Wnahingtdu,bn lhe 5th of March, of bis salary m Preahlent, SSO.OOO, all tn >20 gold pieces, which he is investing as fast as he can, in small toms on farms, for which he insists upon having judgment bonds. Tnx Bitkb Bn.—The private detective. Hayes, wlm betrayed the five fugitive slaves Into tha hands of a the man-cutchera on Wednesday morning, ia himself a lo­ pit Vfilch be dug’ for others. Jin known b> have, ixtcrayod eeveral other fugitives before those whom ho sold rin Wednesday morning. He bad to be pieced m tail on that day In order to ■arc. bis life from lhe vengen co of the t coplo. His nartie becoming so notori one. hi» mnstcr learned of his where­ abouts, and last night tha writ for hi* ar­ - '* • fugitive slave arrived here. We iTt ijinie'there will hot be much objection, mate talus Iteing taken back to shivery; —•Chiayo Dtn.ocrai. . SOUTHERN ADDRESS. DISSOLUTION ’ aving purchased tha entire interval of 0. S. Iloliwncd. in all the goods and damanda ot ISoltn iMxl and Grant, lhe buaineas of th* late firm Will hecontii^ic<| i GRAN*. ■* P. S —All persons baring accounts and notes ae, will pirate call and settle the same. March 20, IMt. «t R. J. Gn*«r. advocating MonarchicalGovoruraenl, also hianlan erCorcrnsuint.’tbo Inaugural Addrvvs or WaMiineton, Adams, Jafitea-m. and Madtecm,' Sad Mte FarrwaU Addrpaava of Waalungtou and Jawkater, Altogether this la a moat cymuteto and authentic History of thv all abwtbing question, from tile formation of tba Gwcmmcal tn ik-apresent time. H character in sio-oat every part of tbe Globe, tor , beautifully bound. Any of lhe above works will be mailed free, on receipt of price, in stamp or moccy. or tbe whole yfei; . jtf ab*eeaa in my right -v' side, as large as a '.“ajK*:pjnt j ,.r larger than' a edeoanut I bad not botitt.cd my vest with nor eomf-irt for orar a year i i»d consult­ ed aotne of lhe bet pUysiSMia tn tbe Ktate.*mon which was Fret Hamilton, of BuffMo, end tnenr others, all of who:.-, decided that my disease woUy will wear fr.iru.une to four months,-and in rbeu- , ■ fttxl on the back of csclu PubImtt, mldlsUra *f tbi gospel, , trenstben their lunes and Im.. . -- ---------------------- 4we»foraomM«U' teaAl' Price IB;* cents. reel lout lie speak PHoro&kAi^ic dWJ&ftr.1 MlffAJjWT ntfJ kA Crayon Ambrotype; vignette Ambrvtyp.; M.l.in«.lyre; »l*g~Ejp« l Mirror Ambrotype; Netlograpmr; ( coxsputveS iCTtbCTiLnr, -’-,M HEART DISEASE. FPVER A AGUE, bi’ HERRICK A BROTBER,___ ;;,t' . e’u : Mi st Hastings by J. F. Roberts A C«., Bott- < wHI<er»t.«Odbrdea1enievvr r*^«’. ; Fafraer Bptbcrs, frtrifftngAgcuie. ’ ;i ,*mu: A,oelrWeX"'*WIMiX. .'and Prices to amt ordars.'treu.» ocata to kk.OO, strong smell of pa aid tha diufltehanee 11 U ■S’fftrrtlMB ♦'IVtl'faifansiwl tew. s4 Mno limes ^aUw Jehovah, New article. A new and delightful StomaehlcSMb&'*«b* tone—perfect nrCitn io persona smTcnag unuer giving tonstp tb« Stomach, and tar m preveantarty Wery.kiDd of dfoeua tewtfeteite MUtete mm af bil haua e«mgU! ate incident to the Bust- U LIFE rtEttrnter I YSZMHAT DT8H a Dr. Babeck'i Stomach Bitters. bi annTbk •**»* ••••••»*> l>T*PEPSfjr,-hv n.oro^WffanArk’!^ OrM 2nd aecMitf OsteM pure and bealthv bile, iailcwd of Uc state 4 acrid kind; FLATULENt’YTLoas or Arrrrr i I sateteftUaMfr***. iCMMsMasmMNl }M»ret*l«ndB Miurs of tbs roots sad haste M Axxirvr. l^xxsocx. and 11 CLaacaou-T, which i whieM Uny are MgOsod. sad al «b»y are. by al­ jrner»! armpiomaof Dyapapaia, will raaub, a laying acnalural cravings ol tbe itomach.difvatly prvteotfreaf TEMFKRASCA ‘v * a teShii plaxira bio opinions may te. ate^d .rvw. . copy of this admm-bla work- .AanfoS.of. refer­ ence il will prove invaluable. — £fr.t^ pts, TVe art convinced that there are many parents J'M.MfUt. ■ ■ • ■■■ •■'..... i.'i.t of scrofulous,consumptive, aud diseased condition oornixc Bvarr. . “It rcjaice to a subject of vital ioUreat to the to whom a numerous offspring only brings suffer­ ing end poverty. To such we would s«y writ*, whi le people, and ■JJWWFwWMn reach nf every and w» will send you informs lion of a sure, well intriiiHci>| man and wrtaan tbe s»Umvm of the -otn pain aawthWariwn, rofef % .If te found u. | ,hl, «tz.n, „H D<ir, than founders of lhe our Goverpmtel bum last sub­ tested, end never fsiliAi^dhvxarivs. fleeu or wvuly mmutes aftcrG>e .H|' 'P '•. thQuUid boxes of Herrick’* F ix l ave sold In ject. ths w--'iceoesthBfwe»v«y AMraMo ind Wr <iit Mau rasa, to any one applying for it, i.nislerad. It not only relieves the child from | |f|£M leIl,itr. *jy Post ofiteo addrt.s s Oneida einiact Lwivty •r»«vcry in tie thutad 8tasks.THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. Yaliev, Eadisoo connty, N. YM where peaces in-; urcsbd CM address ma. hr eaelcaluK a stamp, I Il i* s ‘sr;e and bea itifui paper, and contains sad learn niiro fully my suffbrinxs and dangcMuf , “Mr Chase bar shownife-MIrv.' tBM ahd ip»-' the tamt1 staaMa infoimstieu on enudil.ou forMme lou*; y ears. You may publish ; peitteliViti (Lin «>mgHfrfoMUj»|.iU> «a'Ml and FpcrmaW! va, or Seminal Weakness, The eauae, thia letter if you like; to niwtst the sc* and ad- niaUccUro.aittKii.rbruia tedwao oftalkv. The. reader b»». in a e hi—e, tit tiewi-j.-r Usrd vatcc jour ryputation. - Truly years, D C. CAIN- , eR4:,.*t4ia»ery,of the l«ndmgA«<hte in U-iar— > On all other disrasea cf the Saxnal Organs, a ■shweviSb Additional Evidence. f.-’.l explanation of tbe origin of Syphilis, tbe The dteeovery of coating a pill with vogar em- | i ,-rna of prevention and reirv. JtasDastxcn.'Waywe County, o., • ■ >_..j —.l n. rr__.eg. All otliers era c-iurirr .-Vae-il- a work a* Oua, IV ataoai nmduaWA"' t»a Consumption, that fearful disease. Ja|yp,W». „...., ——..—... Jo barm, and dh-’-portfi the —.rMt •’ *4»*W*- - 'toiUi a lift .i-Huin -er-fl On tbe Elver. Heart, Stomach aud Skin, Dr. C. W. Rooacx,—ha^a-boca *L- aick. Herrick’s Pills are eleRanliy put u»» *0 in a On Fvmale Complaiaia. icted for about eighteen yvora, with Rlieumnfiem- boXj with a large el ect of durectior.*, and sell for On tho various Schools of medicines. i my leTt 1frl|i&suOii^ «uA fobhnt time I bare 25 cents per bex, 5 boxci far Bl. On the modes of Treatment now Practiced. On the False Treatment aTJHsfOfe^h On tbo various Medical IroWbB^I. • Herrick's Kid Strengthoing Floaters, 1 Ou the Physiology of Man-foge. -We Blrongly r m isnsnd tMn-calnaMe work to rfls narkt «TXtXCT>:X.VLX GriX. W tUy your SeandirnrrtaaRteoA F1WS end On tho common sense of Medinne. IBlood Purifier, and sm happy to say that I obtain­ and FaU Dwtnyar. 5B3K1 * On Diet, Hewcieee sad AWnviun. “ ,ed more relief from them than from any oil er The Best and Cheapest Household Reme­ How tbe Physician should be. ■•Aitorlb«r..it b tbe best ertnpoKt ,'»OTtrr- ~ dy iu the World. imedieine I ever used. 1 Wfo"’*”’ ’!’• S’01’” - - •< +r" ■“■ know oTLir study for up tbs groat cnrttion । These rcnoniiad Plaxteri cere psfcs, weakness nation, paal. praaenl and fa tWaX^rwqnfaoN This JouroalXteuldM>i*i7tte4wls of every D. C. MARTIN. and di.ftn»a io. the buck, aides and breast, in five (Jfaaaj Aeys^dfoa.. ♦ .. ; ., tl t , .;,iw ‘“j.’ Rrnxtx, M. D„ A.M.. Chief Phvaldan. 8. hour*. Indeed so certain are they tu do tbU, that tbe proprietor warrants them. Kjirrad from res­ "Wccommend it te stl wbo wosM be frail 'and. K. Moaars, Surgeon. Dr. J. Bonx. CliemlsL ins, tmtoama and gnm«, on beautiful kid leather* correctly lufomwd Ogon jbe milyeeU of whieh ftimdrsLtbem peculiaelv adapted to iba wauls et, .i.c« and otberx. Tlielr application Is uaiveri Correspondents will please rucloae two or J three aiampefor return postage, and add rasa our I ] ond wiihwutannoyairccor tn-uble. EacbPlaa- ] wind h-id interfered with the ven X 3. GOODYEAR & Col PriceSi ccDU. Worth »10 to any one. THE CONSLMFTIVE-a BOOK. For those who wish to get well from that aw­ LIFE PILLS A5U PH0RNIX BITTERS ful disease, a fnll descript 10a of all the remedies us»d foi it* witb a careful statement of tbe results, ■ ur um* invuuty. aus ruu nni'abte to labor mucli for two years, and not lik ingtu be Idle, I commenced taking your Pills.— SoAi after, tbe swelling efltninenord diiappcariog and ftnallr’appeared lo nrfnt externally. 1 bacante nlaririct and «c- * fur Dr, Sprague, who ad­ vised m~ to eentlnua toeP11ls,a. my recovery was i nipMly belnjr'evnipTctep. 'I continued to use ths On the 30th ull, three German*, at Work in acnal mine at Wegee oh'iho oWo. flvar.a few miles below Wheeling, wwil jntotW'min® -at usual, wish (hair lamps burning on the front part .if their rap*. A *nu»tj>av occurred imrQrdigtulX on Price S5 cinta. HOUSEHOLD AND FARM. Plantation and Hbopv. For avcryFamily. having o»er a loOO receipt* ou Cooklne. Oreinc, Pnaervinr. Cleaning, Ac., ■v . _L-- t. i. if-— frauda. THE ot the various partial, ou the satrjttr cr Cs.avery, from 1113 tu !•«>. It will also eoulain Ike Herd Rcott and other dec aioDa of the Courts upon U.r Slave Que*lion, ll^ great SPEECH OF. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, .* Notice! Lxtmxiom ur Vkolmia Cua*. Mi**.—- strong FAIL rr'he cojiartucrsui. hJicloforc existing under iba L liatue and style of ItatvsoOD A Gaaar ialbls dsr diaMlved br mutual couaenL 0. N. BOLTWOOD. Hastings. March 19,1S51 & J. GRANT. Ike ptteeal proprietor teltetM tbal ia analdag' tb»m widely k»o« m tha ptelte waiftea te tetea^It will scan bo far sate by «U *f Dr. Rateakfa numerous Agsnts, and at Ifotete, Aw,ItateMM oyv. In tbe mop time, orders wfll.te Attefirfu* reel from ClMinnati tu soy quantity, ft Msa. ton* I art rsteV It is put up in Quart Bottles, sad socnrclv peeked in om duaan 'sees. Half tec. samplo caoM srilk however, bo paUte mH acsi to any addreM, if desired. Retail Frio*fl per Bottla, •» m’lBrfte1' MEDldKKSpve to tbe bloodAitd al! the humors. COlHU.II-SuK^by • U>e fluids that feed tbe »kio, and tbe morbid ante Of which ooeaaions ell cruptiiecoonlalnts, sallow effret an entire cure of SALT, RHEUM, and astrl ting Improre meat iu tbe clearness of the skin — Ctftwfrc<ni»Sa*d IWH.VWviiftell-aMiyw be cured by one dore,or by two in tbe teiutteew FILES.—Tbe oririnel proprietor of these madfaElMCAL ADVICE givougntfaihyteaauae >1 tag hMrgwfMa *)l-?J» awUXJater.wuh Valuable Reports«a Spertnatarrteca.aad �gr a ftntltmn bitly sd a lady qu her impcoved xppMHMB -y«i m riiiir tu-j.-j/ -id i>» u N. BAILEY NervousHefl BUY YOUR GOODS CURE LABGE A5D K. J. GRANT. BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS ivntigatioa ar.d Mnfally maducted »xper, having b*ea ia na* many yaara. during time they have prevented and relieved * aoanl of paia and .uffrriug from Headache r originating in lb* www ayatotu *r a d*. atete of th* el< r-e -* ’ ar* entirely vegetable to their eampaaitio*. ty b* taken al all time* with perfect onfvxj i making any change of diet, and lie aAarae* Hoy1 H Aaate m Jm it tatf to adntmie- ON LOW PRICES BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. Tba gaaate* hav* five aigntearaa af Haary C. WE HVAI JVST RECEIVED Raid by DruggiaU aad aU attor Dealer* te Med leiaea. fA^tos will b« amt by mad prepaid M racafot VERY PRICE 25 CENTS. CHEAPEST RATES. dr. “Not so, aaid he, “for I »t»w y<w are a* plump a* a patrMg''.'’ “At fiiW," Ilers is anmstbtM which should bs «t .. .*.*.*.. ro„ gtfirof M.prwrnd.i>« wtbll/lMd vl km You are actually once a week Niver wish for the dishes J tour mother prepomd lor you when a oy. There la nothing of w hich a wire is Store tealhtix foun AKutW iff law's <Mkery; beside* there to scarcely a doubt that the very diabes uo much longed for would fell to pietoe you now. When a boy everything was relished with a boy­ ish zest; but now, evM your mother, no­ ted for ber cooUry M toe old fashioned dishes, if you have become accustomed to tbe more modern styles, would be found faulty. But suppose she wee,and is now, » perfect house-keeper In sll respects, is it kind orgentemaaly to put your mother with her years of experience, in compctiou with your young and inexperinsneed ' wifel You must bear and forbear, as fy Crfdilorn never annoy a man u very likely your felber did before you/or lonx u bo ia getting up in tba world. A 1 you never will have a housekeeper in man of wealth only pay* Ida batcher oom your wife. a year. Let bad luck overtake him, and Do you not remember, if yon have hi* meal bill will oome in evary morning, been married a few rear*, many times m rtfnUr aa breakfnst and hungry chil­ । to have found your dinner spoiled, wife dren. Never plead guilty of poverty. So out of tune, and yourself seriously an­ Eir u thia world ia concerned, you had noyed, when you could, without injury to detier admit that you are a scoundrel. businn, or even trespassing on tbe laws of courtesy, have been punctual to lhe moment 1 And again, when for impor­ tant reaaoua you desire the dinner prompt you have found it far from ready, have you not found fault, and been reproached with such want of regularity yourself as to make it impoeaible to keep up a proper aystem In the family. If not, you are a pattern husband, whose example it would be well tor many to copy. If your wife has no servants, or not a sufficient number to do the work of the family, her time te as precious as I yours, and the moments wasted waiting S prMfanly wbat its name indicate plwMaul to Ito taste, il 1* r*vlvi*| for you, must be roads up by extra exer Ung. and alrvgthrniBg — —‘ tiou throughout the day, or taken from revivifies, rviuatat.* si the hours necessary for repose at night. it* arigtnal parity. ;nd .... ........ ■_ ........ , You IltUe think of this, or your practice tL* »yst«m laiulnerabl. to attacks af disease. Il is the ouh preparation ever ottered lo tto world would be ditferant. ia • pepalar form so aa to be within tto raate of tel. bo ctoouctely and ikilifully combined a* I* be th* moil powerful touie, and t vt »o perfectly sdaplrd at tear! in furfnt eaardeam watt ike faw« </aa/»rv. eaJkvaev »<*• Ur tmteeW •faMek, aad The man who stands upon bi* own tea* up the digrattr■ organ*, sad allay *11 nrrran* •oil—who fee la thaU by the laws of the aad oilier Imtabea. It ia also perfe- tly exhUarohud In which he livre— by th* laws of tiag in iu effects, and yet H fa never followed by l*a*«tuJe or drprvaaiou of spirits. Il is eampMsd civilized nations—bo is the rightful and eotirtly te ’ec«l»blr. sad ttoae ttoeaagikly cam exclusive owner of the land whidt he tills biniug powerful tonic and soothing properties, and consouncoily can never injure. Soch a rvmedv has i* bv tbe constitution of our nature under long been l^l to to a deaUerteoai in tto mediate a wholesome influence, not easily imbibed world, both br tl.ouriburougtily skilfad InmadKal by any other source. He feel*, oilier science and al»o by all who tore tufierad from A* bdity. for it need* no medical skill or kuowlvdgthing* being equal, more strongly than ci ru to see that debility fallow* all attack* at dia* : another, tbe character of a man who ia case, aud lays Iba unguarded system open to tto ] lord of an Inanimate world. Of this great attack* af assay af the mete dsarervw* ill* to white poor huinssity I* constantly liable, inch for exam­ and wonderful sphere which, feahioned by ple. aa tto ftetew ing couoaitiM. breachitu, iathe band of God, and upheld by hie digestion, dyspepsia, lues of appetite, Xaintaae*. nervous Irritability, nrurtegfa. palpitation of the power, ia rolling through the heavens, a b-art. ntrianefa.il. by j.rcbondri*. night sweat*, part of hi*—bi* from the center to the languor, giddiness, and all Itolelsa* -f-Trit. »sky. It is lhe apace on which the genera fesrfUlly fata! unless attended to ia time. t'rovdi W.atnna mJ IrrrfnUrittrt. Also liver de lion before him moved in it* round of rangementv or ti-q.ldlty. and liver cotnpltenta, diaduties, and be feels himself connected by toei uf tbe kidneys, scalding or ioeoetinanc* of tto unne. or any derangement* of tto urinary or a visible link with those who fellow him, gana. pain tn lhe back, side end tot wee* tto sbawland to whom he is to transmit a home.— dera. eoogb, emaciation, diffcally of brvelbiar. Perhaps his farm has comedown to him and uidetd we might cnamrreta many m»r* still, but *• torr only space to, say. il will not oah cure from his fathers. They have gone to tto debility fallowvog eliilla and fever, but pre­ their last home; but be can trace tbeir vent* all attack* arising from miaamatic influeecee test footsteps over ths scenes uf bis daily and eurca Ut disease at one*, tf already attacked And a* it acts directly and persistently aa tto bil labors. The roof which shelter* him was ary «ralvm. arousing tto liver to action, promoting reared by those to whom he owes hi* iu fact, all tb* excrrliaa* aud ascrettoMaf ttosys­ tem. it Will infallible prevent aor deleterious eoa being. Some interesting domestic tra- aeqaeo-es Mlawiag upon etonre of climate aad i diliun is connected with every incloaure. water, tonew all traveler* abated have a bottle Tbe favorite frult-Uee was planted by with ttoi-. and tel should taka a tea^oonfte te least before Mlit>g. as it prevents RMtiveaaea, hi* father'* band. He sported in boy. strength u* lie ■ I .roti’. rgasa, it should ba ia hood beside tbe brook which still winds tb* uauds-of al! pv.cu, ol MdcataTy toMta, stnthrough tbe meadows. Through tbe dcuta, rj.i 'vtvrv, literary rnM. ».-te sll lafeee not actnxtomed to ranch cot r ex.rent should alfield* lie the path to tbe village school of I wsy* u.< il If they wiU they m'l lind an agra* other days. He still beats from his win-: able. rleatuP. sadkCleient- VtffarJy egatnei tkoae which rte> thru of tbilr toentq for beaatv can­ dow tbs voice uf the Sabbath bell whieh ' IK* not exist wilboat health, a-.d to J th caanol'exist called hi* felhers lo the house of G>-d ; while !hr store irrrgteant<<’ emtiaua. Thea near at band ia tbe spot where bin patent* agten. Il • Cordite ia a perfect Mother** retfaK— Takfaia month or two befcrtlhc Has! trial sbawil! laid down tu rest, and where when his pass tbe dreadful period with perfect rasa and Um* lu4 come, he shall be laid by his safety. Tkm it ns utitUlt efawt u; Ufa children. These are the feelings of the affw. efaiaa/te sA Try U Jfetfar*/ And toy or. w* appeal to detect the illneaa or decline ate only of owners of the soil. Word* cannot paint lour daughter* until II ba too late, but tese yoar them; gold cannot buy them; they flow sen* aad husband*, for while tto former, from falsa delicacy, often goe* down to a premature grave out of lhe the deepest L-untatin* of th* rather than |«t ttoir condition be known In time, heart; they are the life springs of a fresh, tb* latter are aftes *o mii»d op with the excite healthy, and gearous national character. ni»nl of bosineas that if it were not far yon ttov I to* would travel in tto same downward path anti! - Edward Evert(L •oo Isle to arrest th* fatal fail. But tto mother te always vigilant, aad to rou we appeal, far w* are our* your never failing aSeetiow w|ll eaerriagty Uaff fob Wastk Papxx.------- Perhap* point you to Prot W<«d • Re-'orlslive Cordite aad it I* not generally known that netetpaper Blood Ilraevator aa th* remedy which should be is the boot article fur cleaning windows, el*Sya aw band In time of need. 0. J. WOOD, Fronrietor, 4*4 Broadway. Now-Ycwk. and 1U looking-glaaoea, dec. Wet a piece of news­ Market Street. Sc Ixiui*. Mo. Sold by tel good paper thoroughly, wash off lhe glass with druggist* Price One Dollar per bottle, febllyl it, and then polish with a dry piece of piper. No soap*, whiting or doth I* nee W»K*ffDAT MORM1N •asrijrws, saxbt oocwrv, mic CASS OB VBSBVOB Am. Rag sr*Mto ws Wlff* ••uro no-w.” SOOTHING SYRUP, Which greatly faatot.tl. tba arneem af Call and Settle SPALDING’S Comprise* all the latest styles of 811.KN, Challis*. brilliants, Ians, Iteregrs, FRENCH MUSLINS. and all other kind* that can be nam­ ed, maay ef which art greatly superior ia quality and beauty to anything heretofore offered in thta CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE PRINTS BY THE CORD, SPEEDY AND SUpE CURE IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. Wa havepile* of 8 H EE T I N GS, SHIRT1NGB, STRIPES, CLOTHS, DIAPER, TABLE TOWELING, and all kind* of domestic goods; BROAD also C L O T H 8, plain end fancy CASSIMERES, Linen Drillings, Den ima, F. A M. Caaaimeres, TWEEDS, and every kind of GOODS for Men and Boys’ Clothing which we offer at EXCEEDINGLY rou to **nd ro* on* mar* baa eC-yaar Hite. /WerenmWopmrttoaZ^BMfa k Tour*, raapectfullv. laky ajrjrwTOTEBorsx. LOW PRICER. CAN’T BE BEAT. Spruce Creak. Huatiagtea Ow, P., I Jan nary 18, I«, 1M1. | W* have a fiM variety of Maaliaa, LUm* 3LKSVE3 and Mitera, Chtaaoitolta, «w*ta ahtel Bonoai* and Callan, and every kiad of WHITE GOODS ; alao Hoatary, every atyte of Glove* and Milla, BmmU*. .RibbM*. Dma Trimming*, ate. Our aaaortmeat *C Tabi* aad Pocket CaUery. SILVER SPOONS, Part Mmwia, MmP Skirt*. Vante* NoliM*, and I iaga la goaaral to fall and , •Omdf my en.toa.er*. wb* h **ty*ct te ae*«r* Mik RMdaeb*. (aantohr lasttar two day*.) am* Poekel Udgera. N*chnawe’ Manna!, AnmiTa I M*f#u mdi*M bane if ftur POh, womb I I saul bar. Kcpactful'v voum, 1 writing Raid. Nate. Cap. Ixttor. *ad LegJ Pa-1 per. awl all ktoffa *f atauanary ia gm* varwty. i X. B. WILKES. JBWITS & SIEKDBfii, GROCERIES HARD-WARE I AND RayMldaborgh- Franklin Co . Ohio, I January M, IML f lUffffs.OflpwsarM Xa. 4* Oadar SL. N. Y. We think wn bar* ae good Taung Hyseu. Im­ perial and Black Tom, a* were ever offered ia thia Market. Ab* all kiad* at Irewi aad WMt* Sugar*. Syrup. Ms liases, Fteb, Rfaw, Coffee. shoealate. Pure Bade smd Saterot as, Kaa. Wa. C. Filter, Rry uuldabarg, FrankUa Ca. PCUr taoH Ux s ctenn-nr* JfaadMa *A DRY GOODS'. accomplishing a tedious business. New*, paper ia also preferable to doth, and •qua! to buckskin, in polishing silver, braaa, kttlvea, die.------- Araldera Preelytf- Truly roar*. WM. C. FILLER. Ti-Mlauti, Mteh.. J an. 1< }K1 Ms gsBiwvw. B UBMIMO eemry. As newspaper* are, or ought to be, abundant tn every house, thia h an euy, expeditious and'eonnomical mode of FLUID Stacks of Wa have put up and sold thi* artteie far evw matter, -nnu wc an cuow, auer ten yt*n mw. riasee. and pladg* Oar reputation for th* faK msai at what wo bare daclarr. It t)—n nil Inatauc* where the infaat ia laffering frrra wto nod exbaartion, raftof win be found in fifiaM? twenty nmiute* after the arrup to admtoulmd. TH* valuable preparation i. tba pre*erintiM at *M af tba moat e*peeicn-ed and UillfnI nrM. te New Eagiand. .nd ho bto. m4 r« •*v*r-failing anoeaaa to Also, Two Dwelling Houses, In ths Village of Hafftiagx. It not onlrrwitevr* the child from pain, bat Im vigoratoa the ttomach n»d bowel*, correct* asiff ity, and give* lone and energy to tbe wbol* m. tam. It will atetaat In.laaUy raltev* Titles to all of these, Ixmsputaslx, and Griping in tb* Oowsla nn4 Wind Cbalto, Terms Easy. and ayertMtooanynl.iMrjrhich, ifaat >pe*My Wau Finnan and Wstx Locavwo, I don’t cart if you never pay fo I DRESS GOODS TO REGULATE TUR BOWELS. Depend ap<m It. mother*, it will gtv* w yoaraaivea, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR IXFAWTl. Dy*et>tary and Uiai.-Uca in children. ■ batherS anaee from terthing, or anj thkr can**. W* would nay to every mother wbo to* a child •< faring fr-un suv of th* furegotag diwaaoa. 4* not l*<your prvyu.'tee*. or ibc preodie* *f -bn. •land between you and your auflerinr child md the relief that will be ever—y*a,abeo;uulv m*to follow I be nee cf thl. medte* nv. if timr 11 wed. I oil dm-cllot.* for uteng will aceMapaay *aah bob II*. None genuine unleaa lb* t*c-*i*ufa U CURTIS A CALKINS. New Y*ek. u*. tb**£ awteirrapper. Bold by Deaggiala tiiro.gtonllS* Principal Oder, 13 Cedar St., ff. ff. raac*. oxiv S exrva raa Metta. MOTT S THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. 'pSl’EClALLV dt*.rwd for lhe neeftb* IMAj k* I'rvfaad tbt Jirauip, htviur teper<*<Jrd Hm (v-oUlcd ~pte*.** **Ar*«*Uc,** -*C*rdl*1," “Mrdiesied," "Srbi’app*," els., is mw rndarmd by all tbe pnmiuent pbyocima, ebeaiat* a*d CMBoiwwr, •• all of th*** «r to*dt«i**l ••alitiw i.tosi* *ad diarvlM) whieh beleug to *u Old u>d Pure Gia. fit <p i. quart buttle* *ad told by *11 draggiata, (reeev*. Clothin A. M, BININGER A CO.. (E*l»bl>*he4 la ini) Me Freprietera. N*. 1> Br**d itrerl. X. Y For Ms D. S. BARNES A CO., No U Park StotM. aad fmcribrd ia th»r pmrtiev TltoexpvFwaceaf tbmuaoda daily pr^** that n* preparation of Iron can to^omparrd with rt.Impnntir* *f th* ktoud. drprraaw* af vital ***e■ry.paleaud otLtrw.M »tekl» XIJM todi cat* il* necenai'y iu almu.t *r«ry co*c*u*M« la on xiea. ia all maladte* in which it bad to* lri*d. it ba* ftotad abeoialely caraUva la each*4 tbe follow lag coanpiaiuU, via: ISAAC C MOTT, Is now receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of Iu Debility, Ncrvoa* AScctlo**, Fto* cb.lloa, Dyapepaia, Cuu»lipation, Dlarabwa, Dyaewtery. Incinrent (emnptoa, •ctol.lu*. Tu.berculo.t.. UaU Mh*Uto< MknmeaalranUon, V» hilea. < hlote.U, Uv*r Canwlateta, Ch.oaic n.ndnnh**, KheamattMn, latermltlewl Fmtra, A*. Groce ries! ! Consisting in part of New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ gars. Moltne* and Svrupa, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Cevlon, and Jara Coflc, euange*. and that cooitUicwliou qf aarvaa and Susie, IVouden, aud Willow Ware, d.ipeptie avervicu to air ead racrctw far wbtob IM pbymetea baa no name. Ggars, Tobacco, and Snuff, In berre*a affection* of all kind*, and fee reaSalt and Water Lime, aan* tamiL ir t-> medical mra. th* npenlHi* ef tbto Soaps, Sateratus, Cante, Pepper and preparnttoa of iron ma*t be .alatery. for .alike tha aU ax ide*. H te vigarwwly touts, vithewt toSpice. lag exciting mid overheating; and gently, reg*In addition to tbs abort stack of Grocvriea, bv teriy aperwut, eeea ia the araat obaUaate erne* *f anatireneea without ever being * gnUric pergnUv*. ar tefftetiag a dtoagreMbie »eaaaiia*. .It te thia lattec property, amaag other*, white Dru<>, Paints, Oils, Burning Flu­ make* it no mnarfcaMv eltectunl md pein ***** id, and Camphene. r*»*dy far PUea,aMa wtakb it. tew ippeara la ■x*rt a dtetitat *nj tpecifie aetteu, by dwperteng Ate*, tbe largvat •'<** •* th* tendaney which forma them In Dynpepeia, looaoMrwbte an Mo it* r*M*a. * Kerwslsc OH and Lampe! • nrie box „( Umnn Ctielvbenie 1'illt. tei nftea Ever offered in Battle Creek, all of which nulScad for the suwtbabitate caw*, iaelading th* will be sold al prices that cannot fail to nriendent CaaUvenann. In unchecked Diarmn. even when advastad in suit purchasers. Dyamtory, confirmed, einniatlaf, aad appareet Particular attention paid to filling or­ ly maligna*', tbeeffret* h*v* b**n eqaally deewivtand *aUM>i»bit>(. ders from Hastings and vicinity, and THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND I I In ll>« local pain*, tea* of fie*!, and •trrnrtk. satisfaction guaranteed in every case. debilitating tuugh, and rvtn.ltetd hreue. nSHk Derrick's Srkrt Coated Fills! —The highest market price always ffentoally iadteale ine.r><-nt ( on.oo>rtion. tk>» rvatedy ha* allayed U>* alarm of fncaA* and pbyTBS WHOLE WORLD EKiTRD! paid for Produce. aicuua*, in MTiral very graliiyiag and wtemitoC SICK PEOPLE, THINK! JSAAC C. MOTT, leScreA*l<n»Tubercu!«*>«. thia medicated ire* Jefferson Si., I doers East of Battle Ctwk Doum, hn had far Mr* ihaa lb* gu*de(**« of th* aato Batata Creek, MHk. ■aaiMaaly balanced preparation *1 iodte*. wub**t say of tbafr w*n kaown liabilities Xsvember Ils*. IMO. aovffl-tf HASTINGS BAILEY, NORMAN .r h . rito. erockerv. bardwar*. rvadv tn.il Htateatt J. w. OAKLEY, ROUHAIX and retoll dealer in. ni farturee ,f ‘•'“’’u “?to“eKMle*o itteLwHU*’ “fob Pmd for hid ■ ARON ALLEN, KALEX IN GROCE RIED, gvaviaw 1 a k a, fftok. baUcr. lard. pork. a*4 iIM Ateo tvrt* caadiv*. ne .ate. for. a Black, .teal, atrvet. HuU g«. D. C. HAWLEY, .BALER te tel kiad* al Family C I Kteac aad Wooden war*, aad a g* aMl «f piavtelM*. Also Notary " two Aan aaat «( Ito iterttac* •'< WILLIAM BURGHER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Alto Cooareler al la*, and Solicitor In Otficota Bailey'* Block, (ep aUlra.) ne A. E. BONXTEEL, iBTBICIAN AND BURGEON. ' 1. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY **d C«-«-eior al te*. . Ch*M*«y. l-nd J* tea. mu ' »«ory *f R*w*r»bl*rt J. M. RUBS EEL, PHT81CIAX and Sorgwa. Ofiee I alar*. Stela *lreei_____ ■ty.Mteh. Blank, k.pl alwa " L. STEWART,- SKY and Cann.elu' al te< DANIEL STRIKER fTOUNTT CLERK. Xstary P"w,<.’ V Land and Tax ArtoL OBceis Haaaa, sad open *1 <11 '•<•«>» pisea to Ur payota < 7to»«_______ T PHlLUrS, Cna* Bsaatrr and ff. H. COOK, DEGTSTEU OF DEEDS, and No K OMm ia th. Cnnrt Hmm, hear*. Faaa to b* pate wheu pap H. N. SHELDON, !T TREASURER. Ofiec Tu Hides •* Share*, •rstbarwlM. n ewtoanvn «x»y dealre. Whlto nd y*ltow OAK BARK take* ia exchaage JAKES A. ffWEEXE DR06KCCTING ATTORNEY. X Law, Mtator »nd Omnwtor Wlthawt Mapping to give nay farther issueraOwaf eer stock iatrade, we beg bare to toy lb st we have a ’ A abate botUe *T RPALDlNUTSPREPArD C£ wflfaar* tea timea Ito cat anaaally. B ’ Duin . PILLS o- IRON Tbv «ob*cnb«r hartoflmed tb* H**Ungi TnMry for • tena of y*<r», U now prepared to VEST Lew FIGUKE8. R. J. GRANT, XVEALER8 in tel kind* of dry. gaoda.g araakary. Ae. Htat* *L, ea.t te tb. p< GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. TANNERY! VERY CHEAP gasting>’ Sutures §irtt BFALDHKTS PREPARED GLUE! <Q**rto«ft>U«BMto. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! ' SAVE THE PIECES I mvyrri dispatch <■ wvr arbawoemekt CENTLHMEN AND LADIES' EATING SALOON!! OftwinltoO � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-04-24.pdf 4a9ba4467dd42c81a8938033c09ac649 PDF Text Text fjj fogriliont Jasittr, Ctnu if 3JVtriiiii|. IS PUBUSKKD BTXBT REPUBLICAN BANNER. WEDMIIUAT MORNING, Ar MUnit*l ■**»» COCMTY, MICMIGAM Ofi* in "eaU *arg of “(MifirrnU Blank.'’ TKBMR: OEeaaad ■ailantecribere, pee ««««..>» M Wb«o Mivsratf by the carrier.................... J 00 T» be paid invariably in advance. [>- All kinds ef produce lakaa in axchuf* fo8eb»«ripUon.________________ ____ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1861. VOLT WAR! actings’ business Jirrttorj. On High Prices, at the 8 Ijoce Ipottrj. Cotton, HASTINGS NORMAH BAILEY, F. H. A J. RUESELL, DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &. Striker, , down South In Dixit, ----HAVX---BAILEY A BAKER, JUST DECEIVED ain’t been none at any <if the neighbor “l-al’a kava a look at bin fkz» " aaid w* can get that much at any rate. Do fnu go back with me, and when 1 get uto the pung, just bold yuur lantern so that the light will shine Into bls face.”— He did as I wished, and as I stepped into the pung, I gut a fair view of such portions <>f my passenger’s face as were not muffled up. I saw a short thick frame, full, hanly features and I could see that there was a heavy beard under the chin. I thought of the man whom the postmaster had described to me ; but I dian’l think seriously altout it until we had started. Perhaps I had got half a mile when 1 noticed that the mail bag wasn’t in its old plncu under my feet— “Hallo!’’ says I. holding up rny horses liule, “where’s my mull I" My passenger sat on the sent behind » new and moat complete assortment of ‘Here is a bag of aome kind slipped hack tinder my feet,” be aaid, giving it a kick, m though bo’d shoved it forward. Just at thia moment my txrraes lum­ bered intn a deep snow-drift, and I was forced tn get out and tread the snow down abend of them, and lead them DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Chemicals, Palate, OHs, Cam. phene, Bnrulng Fluid, J. W. OAKLEY, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL D D. C. HAWLEY, EALER iu ell kinds of Family Groceries. a grntral aa- D Stone and Wooden ware, smd Choice ^istdlanj. GROCERIES! ROBERTS Ac STRIKER, f.ALERS in droga. uiCTliciBes, patent medi­ cines. psinU. oils, turpentme. burning fluid. THE WATT. ROBBER. O TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. CODFISH; errirt, .. ..... ....... -Rowar'a Block,” Uulings. Mich. ■ fact, everything in the Grocery lias, such as W.PARKER, HOLESALE sod retell dsnlvrln Groevris. and Provisions. Fork, laird. Hutter, and al kinds of Produce bought and Sold, at his “old W Fourteen years ago I drove from Lit­ tleton, a distance of forty-two miles, and, , as I bad t« • wait the arrival of two or three I very often hnd g very good distance to drive after dark. It was in the dead uf winter, and the season hnd been a tough roa trz upset*!. »x*Krrr «>r u» laoikd. one. A great deal of snow had fallen, and the drifts were plenty and deep. The mail that I carried waa not due at Littleton, by the contract, until on. o’clock in tlte morning, but that winter PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EX­ th. postmaster wsa obliged to sit up a little later than that for me. One dny in January, when I drove up for my mail nt Danbury, the postmaster most popular called me into his office. ••Pete." said be, with an important, sorious look,‘ there's wine pretty hesvy money packages ‘in that nagnnd he pointed to the Lag as b.*p-'ke. II<esaid the tnoncy was from Boston to some Wa would respectfully announce to the eiti- land ngetils near the Chnada line. Then he asked me if I’d got any passengers who were going to Littleton. I told him I did not know, but supp-ised there were And Cooking Extracts, WILLIAM BURGHER, TL’STICE OF THE PEACE, Attornsy and e J Cuunteor <1 law. and Solicitor io Chancery. O.Se. io nailer's Block, (up ateirs,) next door to A. E. BONSTEEL, HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will proelica Mtdiciue in Hastings and vicinity. P DANIEL COOK, PATENT MEDICINES UiSct in Uoodyear’a block, up atelra. I. A. HOLBROOK, J. M. Rl'NELL HYSICIAN and Surgton. Office in Russell'* •lore.Stale atreet. P JOHN ROBERTS, CHERRY, none. “Why.” ®tfd hr. “the sgent of the low­ er route' rame In to day, nod he say. th^re have Bren two suspicious characters nn Spacial atlmliau will be paid to COMPOUND­ ING and putting op PRESCRIPTIONS; end soy the stage that came up last night, and he one parcliaiing tusdieinea of us can rely u[x>« ■imperia they have nn eye on the mail, ro tbeir being it will stand you in hand to be a little DKEA3>, FOB (DASH GEKTUXT^TE. ROBERTS A STRIKER. TTORNEY and Counted « Ue. Bolitttor Ceunselor ia Chancery, Notap 1 “bl“- A and ersian Balaam, a line antes fur Toilet porno tri, for cleaning the teeth, removing frreklrs P J. M. NEVINS, It. C. PRINDLE, Publie, Geo- JJO YOU WANT WHISKERS? OLIVER E. EVERTS, SHERIFF. Mar be found io the Coort H or at hi.v residence, near the Jolt T FHILUl’S, U*MUt SsMurr aud Jailer. S. H. COOK, H. N. SHELDON, OUNTY TREASURER. Office in lha Court Hoaaa. C JAMES A. SWEEXEY, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, 'Counselor al 1 Uw, fteicitar and Counselor iu Chancery, sed N0ury Fubhe. will promptly-------- • bu»ine*a entrsatvl to hi« core, i HARNON SMITH, Circuit court com isriober. Attorosv Counsrilor A Soliaitor, in *D lb* Owrl*, *! P. H. RVMELL, J. W. WTEBBINB, AfANUFACTt’RER of aoA darier la f«re>Ure. A c >nA aaaorimaal alwsva on hand. Baxt M.rdwarr atore- TILLEY What a puzzle, an enigna man is! Al one time his admiration of woman is in. cense. Her praises are ever upon bis tongue. You would imagine he is becom­ ing frenzied over the sxtravagent estimate he fixes uq»n bin ideul angel. How ele­ take something from his lap, beneath the gantly he descants upon her form nnd fea­ buffilo, and put it in his breast pocket. tures—thn music of her voice—the rich I thought It was a pistol. 1 had caught cadences of her elocution, when she aims a gleam of the barrel in the starlight, to please. Her dress, her walk, her eyes, and when I had time to reflect, I know her hair, her lips—everything on the out­ side is angel like. Darkness, storm, cold, I could not he mistaken. About this time I began to think some­ heat, ill health, all can’t,keep him from what seriously. From what I hnd heard the idol of his heart. He must fawn, and and seen, I soon made up my mind that flatter nnd win her. But when won, how the individual behind me not only meant siM»n doe4 the angel vanish. Though she is a thousand times more to bint than an rob me of mv life. If I resisted him he angel, yet now all her weakness, her foi would shoot me. nnd perhaps he meant to b'es and her indiecretions fill his eye.— perform that delectable job at any rate. she is the same beautiful being she wan. While I was pondering, the horses fell nnd more, yet he, by little and little, into another deep snow-drift, and I was imagines that she is nnt. He begins to again forced to get out and tread down laugh al her defecta—magnify her pecca the snow before them. I asked my pan- dilloca—tn taunt bcr with her indiecre serigcr if he would -help me. but he *md thine. He has never studied her true he didn’t feel very well, and wouldn’t character—never measured the depths of try it; *o I worked atone, and was all of her love for him—nnd becomes oblivious a quarter of an hour getting my Ham of her genuine quslitiM. He can see all through the drifts. When I got into the her faults at a glance —but her gentlcnexa, sleigh again, I began to feel for the mail her disinterested devotion, her courage, l«g with my feet, and found it where 1 her patience.her Integrity, her generosity, had left it; Sut when I attempted to with­ her meekness under insult, her sleepless draw iny fttot, I discovered that it had vigilance for l.im and his babes, he can't lu'en entangled in something; I thought it see. His home is a onrudiae, if he would the buffalo, and tried to kick it dean but make it so ; but he loves the haunts of the more 1 kicked the more cloaely wa* vices better.—Ab I is It a wonder that wo­ it held. I reached down my band, and man in such a case often l>cc<>mea heart-bro alter feeling about a few minutes, I found ken. or tire and faints under the burden ? thnt my fiiot was in ibe mail bag I I .fell h it strange that some women become again, and found my hand in among the termigants and make home a bedlam ? packages of letters and papers! I ran Thank Heaven, nil tnen nee not thus.— my fingers over the edges of the opening There are many of them who read the nnd became oraured that the stout leather true worth of woman, but they never had been cut with a knife. think* her nn angel. They know her to Here was a discovery. I began to l>c frail and human, hence they value her wish I had taken a-littlo more forethought the more, when amid the foibles and Inbefore leaving Danbury; but as I knew firniitie* of humanity, they see the bright that making auch wishes was only a waste shining of her jeweled virtues and the of time, I quickly gave it up. and began ulitolding of her true character. Girl*, to consider what I had l>est d» under ex beware of a man whose tongue is ever istingcircumstances. 1 was nothing in ready to use flattering speeches. If a making up my mind on a few essential man tells you that you are an angel, shnn point*. Firat, the man behind me wna a him as n viper. His tongue would lure villain; second, he had cut open the mail you into his net to make n slave of you. hag, nnd robbed it nf some valuable mat­ —Jfr». .V. E. Onrman: ter. He must have known the money letters by the site and shape; third, hs Think.—Thought engenders thoughtmeant tn leave the singe on the first np. Plucenniden upon pnper, another will fol portunity ; and fourthly, be was prepared low it, and still another, until you have to shoot ine if I attempted to arrest him written a page. Y«»u cannot (album your or detain him. mind. There Is a well of thought there I revolved those things over in my which has no bottom. The more you draw mind, and pretty soon I thought of a from it the nmre clear mid thoughtful course tn pursue. 1 knew that to gst wHI it be. Ifyou neglect to think yourself, mv hands safely upon the rascal. 1 must nnd use other people's thoughts—giving take him nnnwnrwv, and this I could not thtm utterance only—you will never d<> while ho was behind me, f>>r his eye* know what you are Mpaole of. At first wore upon ino all the lima so I must re- your ideas may come In lumps—homely s4>rt to stratagem. Only a little distance nnd shapeless—but no matter, time and ahead woa a h<mac. An old farmer perseverance will arrange and polish named Ixmgree lived there; and directly them. Lcnrn t<» think and you will learn in front of it wns a huge snow bank, io write—the mttra yoa think, the better stretched across the road, through which will yon express ytntr Ideas. a track fur sleighs bad been cleared with careful. lie said the agent hnd described one of them as a short, thick-set fellow, about forty years of sge. with long hair, and a thick heavy clump <»f beard under his chin, but none on the side of his face.— He didn’ know anything about the other. I told th« <,ld fellow I guessed there was not much danger. “Oh, no. not If you have got pas«en gers through; hut I only told you this an von rnlgh* l'«'k »»ul w ynur mail and look out for it when vou change horses." I answered thnt I should, and then took the Lag nnder mv arm and left the office. I stowed the mail under my acai n little more careful than usual, placing it so that I rould keep my feet Against it; Iwit beyond thia I did not feel nnv cnn. cen>. It- was pnat one when I started, and I had four passengers, twri of whom ro'Ie on to mv next stopping place. I reached Gowan’s Mills at dark, where we stopped for supper, and where my other two pasengers concluded to stop for NO.” 517 ^griraltBral Jtreu. These walls are situated about thirty miles southeast of Port Sarnia, in a flat, swampy, and densely wmided country.— The soil is underlaid by a uni To rm deposit of tenacious drift day, the tHdinsM of which varies from thirty to seventy feet At one of the five or six tbousaad gallons of oil flowed over into Black river, when first opened. At another point asphaltum covers the ground for two or three feet in thickness. Ths gas disengaged from the oil seems to have produced an eruptinn, and elevated tMs part «>f the country above the general level, and the oil over, flowing, Its volatile properties, sod this bed nf asphaltum it the result It is a common idea that the oil de­ rived from oil wells ha* been produced from c»al, but Mr. William Denture, a geologist, who has explored the Canada wells, says that oil Held is sufficient to show the fallacy «f the theory. The limestone found in thnt region under the drift clay, belor.gs to the Hamilton group of the Drvonion fiirmation, and a* such is geologically many thousand feet below the lowest member of the carboniferous formation, below which workable coal beds are never found. The following is Mr. D.’s theory: “The truth is, that this nil, found so abundantly in Canada, Mecca. Ohio. Titusville, Pa. and many other localities, is not coal oil. but eoeal oil. Stored away In cells, forming in the aggregate immense reefs, as it was collected from the impure waters nf the early oceans by minnte coral'polyps, it has been driven by beat and pressure Into reservoirs and crevices, where man's Ingenu'ty is discovering it day by day. I have in my possession many specimens of this fus*U cnral, with the oil plainly visible in the cells. In Canada the oil fever is. raging.— Land is changing.hands rapidly, and selling from 18000 to $10,000 an acre, ’according toils supposed propinquitv tn the olraginuus deposit. On the Michigan sideoftbe river I have no doubt that oil will yet be discovered in large quantities, though at a greater depth.” A Bio Boat roti On_—There ar* nu­ merous oil' stories going the round, and anrnng them none are better than this, told by the Wheeling /nUlligeneer. A darkey was superintending the boring ofa well one night, the. pMorietnr being •nximis tu complete the work, and there­ fore laboring night and day. The weather was cold, and a fire was burning near the mouth of th. well. About midnight a rein of gas waa struck, and Igniting from the fire, sbol up a brilliant flam, in the air, illuminating the whole scene. The darkey who almost turned whit, with fear, broke for his master’s bouse, yelling. “Get up, Massa Thompson, gel up. Wo’ra broke through into bell!" In reviewing an article upon thbaulywei published in the UTortktm Ferntr, H. A. C<mk, uf Columbia Co., N. Y., remarks: "We agree with the writer In regard tv the kind of eowa and quality of food, but when he speaks of the milk standing twenty-four hours before It Is skimmed,' of the four minuta churns, and chum our milk right from the cow, having no trouble to churn from cue to three palls full, with all ease, within that tints, be­ sides dispensing with our milk-cans aud milk room. By this system, wa have bur butter-milk new and sweet to feud the pigs, and certainly ten per cent mor* and bettar butter, than by the old proem. He then says that 'the butter should be removed to a tray, and the butter-milk rinsed off with water,’ &c. Now, in this section w*’d rather keep away the cold watar, and the old *tray ’ and n** Will, iam’* butter-worker, which will enable the dairy maid to work all the butter­ milk out in leas than on*-quarter of the time than by the old way. and without blistering the hand, or making the wrist lame, which is often the case with the old bale. To Bars Tsses Guawso bt Mica.— Whor. the bark is not completely glrdied, pare the edges of the wound smooth with a sharp knife, o<»rer the same with grafting wax, nr with gum shellack dis­ solved in alcohol, if year trees are bealby and well establhhed, they may if the girdle I* not broader than an inch « twn. finda limb of a largs rigorous tree, from which you can take a section bark about the sit* of your girdled tree; clasp this around carefully, and fit it to the wound above and Now, as nieely as powihle. Tie it In place with woolen yarn and then rover with wax. When the wound is Mveral inches long may pomlbly be as«sd. Pare the fagged edges, take plump cions trom another tree, and Insert them, with one end above and the other below the wound, 'rise cions should l>e inserted an inch or more a’xive and below the wound. Th. nicer the fitting of the parts, the greater the g«ry. Good Wnrrnrasn fob Ixdoom.—Fof al>out 33 Ibe. Paris white, and 1 lb. best white glito are needed. D'norivs ths glue In hot water, also make a thick wash with the Paris white and hot water, and add the dissolved glue and sufficient water to make the wash of the proper consistence. Tur Bxxca Tata.—Tit. beech tree is As the mass stiffens over night, it is bate said to be a non-rondutor of lightening. ter to mix each morning what is wanted Bo notorious is the fact, thnt the Indiana during the day. If left over night, w«rtnr whenever the sky wear, the appearance or add hat water to make It limpid. tit a thunder atorm. leave their pursuits The Paris white Is chalk cleansed from and take refuge under the neareat beech Its impurities, snd is only a very pure tree. InTenneaee. the people consider it whiting— better than is ordinarily ussd a complete protection. Dr. Becton, in a for making putty. letter to Dr. Mitchell, atatea that the The above makes an excellent white, wash, dean and white, and not easily rob­ with slmospbcric electricity, while other bed off. Ito first cost I* more than lime tree* are often shattered into splinters. wash, bet it is durable, and far nice May nnt a knowledge nf this tact afford rooms it la.far preferable, . protection to many when exposed? Creditors never annoy a man as long as he la getting up in the world. A man of wealth only pay. hi. batcher once a year. Let bad luck overtake him, and his meal bill will corns In every morning, m regnlnr as breakfast and hungry chil­ dren. , NeVer plead guilty of poverty. Bn fir ns thia world is concerned, ynu had dolicr admit that you are asroundrel. Lascm-Savisc Ftxtjro roa Hovsxxkkfus.—Looking into a lady's pantry, the other day, 1 saw wbnt I supposed to be a common writing-desk on the floor, in one corner, quite out of the way. On opening it, I found it had a wire hiottom j that the flour under It was taken up, and that it stood over the cellar. It wm used in cold weather £>r keeping all auch small things as are used at everv meal, and llurt DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE? you wish too keep from freezing. In tin There is no such thing as a person go­ summer it waa used for bolding such DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE? ing to heaven nnd nnt knowing that be is things as it is wished to keep cool. It on the wav ; there in hare a sunshhle in was, in fact, a little cellar up atairs, and BELLDIGHAM’S the heart tLal It the dawn of th* sunehine saved the good woman having to run up CELEBRATED the night. of glory ; there is even In this world a and down stairs a thousand times a year. A P olitical P riacrui A fplaudcoxx fountain, a spring of living water.that rises STIMULATING ONGUENT, This littls convenience may ba Com­ As we approached the cot I aaw a light Gowan's Mill" alone, having two horses Cnuacs.—! Jist Thursday Waa Fast day in to the source from which it came, the aity mon, but as I never saw one before, I nnd an open pong. I had seventeen miles in the front room, as I felt confident I Massachusetts, and na usual .nearly all the that hath lo-mdatlonn, whose builder and thought it would do no hurt to let folks Tbss^»seriW t*kf pfseser. is aeneesetax to In go.__and ____________ _________ was Inn.— sh<Mild, for the old man sat up Until the ininietani pn-ached political seritums. At a hard aeventeen-it whose maker is God. as ignorant os I was have the benefit. . . ... _■ .. — >e citisww of lbs Unitod States, that Ihty hare . __“ ninht W|UI -uite c|___ Mr.1............ but the wind stage went by. I drove nn, and when Park Street Church. Bost.m, the Rev. H. nearly opposite the dwelling, stood np as .b. An-. A..P .nd «da. ch. 10— L. Stone t«»ok the ground that rather The Baldwinsville (N. Y. Gaerllt no k.iU Am— UJ-C'J ln w)) d|rrrti,wfc||, lb, dr,(U I hnd frequently done when approaching PamracT or the Peach Chop nr Naw tire thnt 2100 barrels <>f flour «ra being than submit to all the demands <»l slavery, -pe d—p At4 ohmty p-chrnl It wa. difficult place*. 1 saw the sn-w bank the North had betu-r separate from the THE STIMULATING •SWEAT alow, tedious work, and mv horses soon ahead, and could distinguish the deep cut South. At the point where bo said that became Ini weary and restive. At the which bad been ahoveled through it. I if two G>nfedemdes were formed, the unleavened bread for the Passover. An distance of aix miles I came to a little urged my horses to a good speed, and I North, rather than aid in slavery exten­ agent of Uwoa who ordered this flour is peach buds. and finds than) injured in set I Irnw nt c«Hod Bull’s Corner*, where I when near the bank forced them Into it sion. should remain dissevered from the at the mill constantly, during the process Western New York more than al first took frreb borae*. I’d been two hours One nf the runner* mounted lha edge of South, there was clapping of hands in all «f grinding.then seals each barrel with bis WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE roming that distance. Ju*t as I was go the bank, and the other ran Into the out. private mark in wax., ________ proximity to some of our inland lakes, Ing to start a man came up and naked me thus throwing th. sleigh over about as the preacher, who reminded the audience if I was g-ilng t» Littleton. 1 t*dd him I quirk n* though Hghlhing had struck it. that they were in a house of Gud, attend­ -“In my time, Mies," said z stern and iu a few favored localities, but tb» abriuld g-> through if the thing cmild pot- My paanmgur hnd not calculated on any aunt, “ the men looked at ths women** crop is gone. ing upon religi'iu* service. fiuwe instead of their ankles 4 Ah !— alblv be done. He said he wa* very such movement, and wasn’t prepared for anxi-n* to g*». and at he had no baguage. II; but I had cstlMilated. and waaprepared. Clusbixo ofCabbaoss.—A handful nf but my dear aunt,” retorted the yGttng I told bin* to jump in and make himarlf H. rolled nut in the d*ep snow, with * *perpho«phate and a tapltwp- «>nful of Me- lady, “ you see the world has improved, says the N^tiwal /nftOiftnar, will be•a comfortable aa p-awMe. I was gath- heavy buf!al» rob. around him. while I D-aigaU’s disinftHtling powder, pot Into and is more civilized than it need to be. pleased to leant that, b regulations, seeds or cu bair u» «U oiiginai color, iasv)n| erinu up mv line* when tba boatlur came lighted npon my feet direetly on the top each hill of «»me 1500 cabbage* lielonging The •■OxucaST la a* mailable matter, and up and aaked me if I knew that •me of nf him. I pimchrd his head in the *nnw. to a rorrespnndrot i»f the Philadelphia n»y h-'rae* bad cut himself hsdly. I Farmer and Gardner, saved all but ahnut withhim him,nnrl andE.l found m.t have tn call a second time. for the old twenty, which probably missed their por­ -imnped __ 1 -mt . ... and wealwill, that one of th. animal, had gnl • deep former had own. to the window to see tion of phosphate and powder. •tnsflk dead by a thunderbolt from the that distance, overturn, be had lighted his lantern and The prepared glue is made by dissolving directions hurried ouL common glt* m ■warm water, and then ‘-What’s to pay r naked th. old man ‘ “ t acetic Mad (strnog vinegar) to keep iwaulve 1 pimnd of beat gfae In H AthensT | told Mm I did. •if water, and add 1 pit HOiCACf L HEGKMAN A CO-, H ta ready for use. DO YOU WANT WHISKERS? DAN1EL STRIKER, K, Notary Public, and Gsneral Agent. Office in the Court ai hours. AipeemI auction and came back and 1 explained the matter to him in as few words as possible. We hauled the rascal out Into the n«d, and upon examination we found about twenty package* of letter* which he had stolen from the mail bag, and stowed away In his pockets. He swore, and threatened, and prayed; but w* paid no attention te> his blarney. Lougree got some steait cord, w* tumbled him into the pung. I asked the old man it he would accompany me to Littleton, and he replied that be would. So be got bis overcoat and muf fler, and ere long we started. 1 renebed the end uf my route with my mail all safe, though not as snug as it might have been, and mv mail bag the worse for the game he had played up­ on IL However the robber was secure and within a week he was identified by some officers from Concord as nn old offender, nnd I’m rather inclined to the opinion that hv’s in the State Pi ison at the present moment. At nny rate ho was there the last 1 heard from him. through it. This took me all of fifteen minutes, and when I got in again I pulled the mail bag forward and got my leet upon it.— >9113 EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro4 II ». Hiah. batter. lard. pork. and grain of jy FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURP0SE3,0NLY_M2 0 •»>«M TERMS, $1,86, TNT -AJD'V-AJ'TCTE. NE v xKTS. FROPRI11TOR. - Job and Card FrinUnf. .(S Undo -f Book. Curd, IlvMiU, CWafeywuW fuu/ Printing axariMU »Aor< »■prior, « rournMt trrmt. BLANK# *f aU dtKripiiono eoaatanttf m, tea d. Om x—re, rf tee Bam,— 1— clocks 1 and smile pleasantly. tk>ct dvrinsis down �- ‘S' i, April It • - .Geo. W. Milla, Dr. Am United John W. Stebbins responded ha* mad*- this morning imiUM WeiaeMlay Moralag, 21,18(1. WaahingtoB City Safe. । i^me|piti4y tj^kade One hundred and twenty-two thousand Ou dollars was subscribed nt the meeting of ■a iB»trun>«at la writuig. l W. Milla and James A. Swtezcy b Appointed that ddtnonttee. J ntoxitenne. -Pursuant to a call .“tn the' Pioneer lost tq^tders, to Ihb'AdjiiJnrit-GcnoriiJ at TJ®; met at the Court House square on Satorfrxwfe.thc name* of Cumpfa>y officers,’and day P. M., for the purpose of faking into U»' number of the rank^ and Jile/rcady consideration the national crisis; and the for *ervicc; the number, kind nnd qondilion of lhair.arpts; and the number of interchange of sentiments dec. officers *nd men alreidy'in uniform, the 4At the hour designated th® American kind of 'uqiform, aiid thp number in want flag was unfarted to th® breeze amid loud of uniform. and enthusiastic cheers; after which some , Out of be whole number <>f Compnof our. prominent citizens took the stand, nite, the Adjutant-General w ill first select which had been imstily arranged for the ten ccmpanics for immediate pryioe.— The Companies which may ba acqcptpl occasion, and spoke in befitting words uf will be required to fill up, according'to the distrateted condition of tbe country, tbe following'achedule; ' . ‘ -For each Cumpaoy—one Cnptain, one the.fall of; Fort Sumter into the bands uf 1 irsl Lieutenant, one Second Lieutenant, our nnnatioual citizens of tlm South. four Sergeants, four, Corporals, two muThe old cannon was than brought out ricisns, and yixty.five private*. . and fired a national salute, and the HastAll companies formed, or to be formed iugs’ Band played a national air. will be Mistreated and put in a.se'rviu*al'k Tho meeting then adjourned to meet at condition as noon gs possible, arid will at once begin drilling according to ‘‘Hardee * the Court House in tho evening at 7 Tsclics." o’clock. Tbte' not inttpcdistely required will | At 7 o'clock P. M., the meeting was be formed into quo. Dr ntpre additional called to order by appointing A. W. rqgimenta, as the exigencies of iheseryico Bailey to the choir and F. D. Ackley Sec­ may demand. . 1* *’ cutifidently expected that tho pat­ retary. riotic citizen solaiery of Michigan will On mofion of James A. Swcczey a promptly Wm®fo»«wrd to leBftss’in the committee of three was appointed, con­ cause of the Union, omiast which an cssisting of Dr. J. Roberta, Geo. W. Mills, tensive rebellion in arm* exist*, tlinate*ing tbe Integrity nnd perpetuity of the and G. G. Holbrook, to draft ^resolutions Government. Tbe Adjutant General will issue and enforce the neee®s*ry order* to carry out the object* of this Proclamation. ' «lrea al Detroit, th?s HthflaV of April, A. D. li«l. AVfiTIN BLAIR, JOHN ROBERTSON, . One word to cspitnlmts. Do. yotltic. sir® to become patriots 1 Do you desire <o make money 1 Then tom into making rennoo powder, cannon shot, shells, nites, revolvers, bowte knives and bayonets. IVe shall probably have use for .these eooMDoditie®—at least they will bt> marketabte. Fortunes orc nuv tq be made by all such persons in the SouU» ns will go into the manufacture ufoth* auciim, applianeies and combustaWes of war.— Pnvflteers, also,arewanted—clevemjongbodied, low, black^ Tutking sloops and •choonera, currying it pm ‘on * pivot, and a elever prrjomlft vf forty able bodied men, Wd beg, too, to sug■grst that every ichunt:c|; sloop, btjrge, or I, :i as follows: "H® .did not wish to censure tiny tme; and did not wish to bo censured. Blit our country was at stoke rind we must-ddetiti it. It was hard to fight the peace mid liberty. He bad hoped none ^ould dare violate the constitution and manly our flag, but it bad been done and we tnu*l redress our wrongs. Tlio committee being ready to report, the-fqllowing Resohitions were read by tbeir chairman, Dr. J. Roberta. 41 come from Harper’s'Fcrry.~ ' A very heavy shipment of powder has also been stoppcil. ^g.j>.^>_kU>it54..from wery suginep damased. ' ; —,( ** *** volunteer!. They appointed Commisaiunors to take up G**«urnxnl>foflK. Delegates from sixteen Life Insurance to, thv sevmt bimrels. Io asaome tbe ri*k* tDd (bow cau*e, if any, wb»-<hB said J*»» f'll tMtomcn*. should not b« aUawed. £ ofitbe oMittf rPterinj up6n; naval and and And it is further ordered* that, tiri 'ft riotor of the htaritia and proof of .rid will a, therein named (irenouoe to all Mrtire tatenated military service*. •c--'iw*<*w;i ~ -----■ —•• -** . ii'"•’> lTre'3>Vrrrtf*Wi^m*IrWMrefrvtnareltabte w •—»—— source thnt J®ff. Davis, at the bead uf the fa&eli wr<k nnfTitauic'di* Confederate a>rttV;*i wi th Hi twenty four pel dins the bcariuE ia lb« prenbe* 7 prt* hours march of 'Washington. SrtERHAN C PRtNDLE. A true ropy. J»dr» «f p^uiJ S BIERMAN C, PRINDLE, Cjrliile, I’a., April 19. itatrt. Ha»<ing», April t, Ml. »p,£j ' Judge of Probate. LleuL Joq«4,'.liite in command st Har­ . Volunteer Companies are full, and Dated. Hsrifaps Ate«It, 18dt: apx 3> • per's Fprey. arrived with bis ,'commandol SIIWT.S SALE. more men are offering than can be accept­ torty-three men at 3 P. M-, to-day. ed. Lieut Junes having been advised that Montgomery, April 17. a suras of 2.500 troop bad been ordered Emm* E. ami Jobs E. Miller, minors. Pi.r.oant toi*C«SM and *uthcmty in this omw President Davia hns issued a procla- by Gov. Letcher to lake possession of rrauled to me by the Probate OHrt forttwabmite motion, inviting privateers to mako war Harper’s Furry, and finding his position —e 11.—... — .k* .1II..BB*. 1 I I ■I.Htl on Northern Cumnicroc, with letters of untenable, under directiens of tho War marque nnd reprisal. He speaks of the Department, destroyed all tbe munition* wrong® of tbe past, those now thieatcned oi war. arrn*iry, arsenal aud all the build­ amt to ft*foUoamg de»«nW r.-ri citric writ Ttie rk. -....i, .... • by those wh<«® eqtuily is mor® imprncti- ings. 'He witlrdrew his cammand under cribcd land* and premhra: . . W. . ....VM iu lOBBtfup fa,, cnlde, bccauseunproviikod. Ho concludes cover of nigjil and, almost in the presence Kt catr c"- by saying that under the blf.-s’u»gs of Di of 2,500 troops. He lost'three men.— numoeroue (1) North of Range ivu i 10J Meat, tbe Which raid abort described prrrulm 1 .M]... * iue Providancc wo may hope for a speedy Fftceti thousand stands of arms were de­ ■aid mIo being »tibj«et to steaae tor lito, wJticb the ■ ubsenter ba* upon tiie Korgi.-W«al uparter of the just and honorable peace. stroyed. , Dial* of Michigan. 1'be command made a forced march Boston April 17. ESTHER C. MILLER, Tho Western Bank hns tendered a hen last night, thirty .miles from Harper's Dti*J, April S3.1961. apZ4 <7 Ouarrfian of £30,000 to Uio State, and the other Ferry to Ilagarstown, Md. th«re&Q. e. F„ EV El Lieut. Junes nnd command - looked Bank* agree to increase the amount to Estate ot Cbtlstoph'er C. Fisher. Byf.-WHu.rrs. Dated, April *.'4161. ap ♦ 1,000,000 for ths defense of the Gov­ much worked nnd fatigued. They were ROBATE Order.—State of Mich most cotusiaslically'received by our en­ ernment. Cuuuty of HtrrT,*®.—Ai sm*m "*" bale Court far tbe county of Marry, tire population, Mi^TGACt SALE. Nashville, April 18. Mu:. Louisville, April 19. Gov. Harris replying to Secretary A reliable private dispatch from Nash­ Carnenm’s requisition, says: ‘Tcnnwtsou executed by Jobs C.8antfc, cl Barer treat r , ville states' that Tennessee is almost a won’t fumiali a si »«1« man for o«crcK>n. Htale *.f MkblpUB. U> Limn ?. Merrill if A full regiment will bo organized hut. 50,000 if necessary for duiunse o( unit our rights and those of our Southern by to-morrow night. No Union compa­ fa Uber B. of Mwinn <>» r,p, nies in Nnahvdle. brothers." ;S1. io thr cHBee of the Berlin «( Naw York, April 20. <• cr.outr of B«rrr, which mid NanRichmond, April 18. Bond Warrant!, to which we ihnv* bom chnrie't&l'to act nspdllcc bunts. *r«red,-MHl will stopmul.MUU-Gh ■' ’ ing steamboats, . " New York. April 1Z A large consignment of bacon for Tba meeting of merchant*, to-day was Charleston, via' Nuflfvllle.' wM'tskcn off moatimpoaingand cothuslMtic, repreaant- the steamer Glenwood iMs’ morning.— ing the moat wealthy portion of com man- The excitement throughout the-city b uu ib« invrcM*. ‘V.• ..k . ' Now York, April 17. : Dio Sryrets says: “ft hns reliable infi»rmat|on that-19 petwon* were killed and 130 wounded in Fort Moultrie." The steamer II IL Tyler, from Savan­ nah, reports that the Harriet Laue wm inside the bar; she hud steam up. Ahn a bark rigged steamer inside: probablv tL-e Isabel. ’ The following is Major Anderson’s dispatch to the Secretary of War: "Sir, having defended Fort Sumter 31 hours, until our quarter! were entirely' burned and the main gates destroyed by fire, the gorce wall seriously Injured, the maga­ zine surrouqded by flames, and ita door closed from the effects of heat, four bar rels nnd three cartridges of powder being available and no provisions but p«»rk re­ maining, I accepted tortus of evacuation, offered by Gen Bsaurfgard, being the same as offered by him on the 11th inst., prior to the commencement of boatilities, nnd marched out of the Fort. Sunday, P. M., 14th inst., with colors Hying, drum beating, and bringing away company and private property, and saluting my flag with 50 nuns Signed ROBERT ANDERSON. M*jor 1»1 Artillery. .attention of township clerk*. ‘dUion of the country, called wbfeh the National flag—the g same raised amid the enlhaiiur aembk-d people. In this net. i themselves unalterably devo Union, and the numerous ape followed, evinced the detern sustain that flag, vindicate the • honor, and defend it from foes foes witMn. From the Court House yorc ing adjourned to meet at the Q in the evening. At the appoi goodly number were preacn evening pa »wd <-ff profitably P Gov. Letcher hns muud a proclamation ■ -A sprok'l dospRtvb to tba World, dated dated the 17th, recognizing the indepen­ Martinsburg, \’a^ April 19th. says that A special Washington dispatch to the dence of tbeCiHifederato States. Liea-ty Virginia.troops, numbering - 154M). have expressive of the sentiments of tlip meet­ Exprtu today say*; "Gen. 8ebtt' says the President has no right to call an ex­ possession of tbe town of Harpet's Furqy. traordinary force Against a foretgu power; ‘-■uiinoii-nruplacwi on ndjacriil bills, nad ing upon the perilous condition of the out loud that n*>thine could be hotter soldier* ure dlslcibiited in alf ilireclimfi. than Major Anderson’s conduct. He is and belluvea improper exercise of force Union. it i* arid there fa not a Union .man h?aln*t the pecqde should be repelled.— The com. withdrew to draft Resolu­ ci.tirciy satisfied.” l*«> ordens ali the militia to bold them­ there. The train was stopped to search tions. r bf eaiuin* a copy ef tou sutiee sod ardor to te Cnpt. Crock er reports thnt he saw selves in readiness fur immediate service. published tn the “Uepablican Ban orr." a weekly -James A. Sweetcy being calivd to tin- thnt Fort Sumter had no breaches in the ' BALTixonK, April 19, 9 P. M. allow ed Co-pruoeed. stand said, “He hnd hoped that no Amer­ wnll ‘ outside, but looked sontewbst Latzr.—i\s far as ascertained, only two of the soldiers were killed,' belonging ican would evar dare to prove traitor to battered. IIarbisovro, April 21. ......----.... .... IWr iuu licorice n lb* prtuu»c* SMEhMAX C. PJUNDLE. hi* country, Lut such was the case. Our Sonic •/'Idler*, just recaped from Harp From Ealtinure.—A private despatch to CompaDy C, Their bodies arc now at Judre of J5ul>*te. flaghadlieen insulted, and war had actual­ from Baltimore says, "the poslt'nm oi our the Police station. or’* Ferry, report the destruction of arms Dated, April IT, IHI. aprlT- *4 and buildings complete. ' Seven tl»>nnsnri At the same atatiun are four wounded, ly broken out. The present was no time loyal citizens t« l>ecumiDg very crilicaL— Virginian! are there, nnd five thousatiid COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. to talk politics; this was a time for im U e hope that the North will stand by us, none frtall v, R. W. Dayis, oflha firm of Pegram. more expected. Tbev design in ending •nd in tho forced passage of her.lroop* to mediate nctfon’j *nd wherever his country the capital will remember that there are Printer & Parts, wa* shot dead during Marj hud,’ making Mason and Dixon's ■ the Cvlilijr ut eallrttbim be was ready to go.”—Cheer*. . line the Kilo of warfare. .amioc. ><al «4u«l all data.* many true men here. Our police force the nut near the Camden sti^ion. N. tiaitey responded to a call, and said : and many military companies are appar­ It.i<irepprt«llhu the Baltimoreans d*It is reported that the I’lul.ulelphtun* mriid (In- MirrebJe.-..f Fo’t Mdlrorv. braiTeooUct: tL»i u> n, "He would.be liberal.towards tbe noble ently against tins guvenimeiit. Tbe city svre nnw at the outer depot. d*r ol Mar. and threatened it nith attack. The com- •ixth is in great exv'ttethenU Martial law bn* ro .11 ____ r ...i The presblent of the rand has o rdered bahd of patriots in the «oulh» but for tbe been proclaimed. Tbe miiilry are rushwander replied that li v »hot>l<l be compelled trnltors ho wa* ready to help prepare tbe nig Dr their armoriea, Gvil war ha* the train back nt the urgent request »»f to defend it, and lire on the city. the Major nnd Governor. They ure al bemj), he did not want war, but if it must commenced. The railroad track is said Il is Mid that General Crolwallader'« ready cut off. pomc» we'should prepart'fdr ’It” to bo torn up, outride of the city. Parties mansion, ulneicen miles from Bsltimora, The rftlrwHi who were mmfatly woqndC. G, Holbrook was called and replied threaten to destroy tho Pratt street bridge. vd wero John Mircau, P. Griffin and <5. has Lcenjfin^. ■dvguul in our <»wn ndjarcnt harbors, will ■uulh, Lut if they persisted in their trait­ 'find admirable pick I ng*, j Let <>nr ventu­ orous course, wc must fight” rous cruisers look nftc* iuid pick up the goods and chattel* uf oir enemies. To Dr. C, S. Burton "responded to his •our brave boys we havelbnt ono word to name, said: ‘Tic was ready to answsr any—aim low, sink, and utterly destrov uLctj bis country colled. Tho blood of tbe invaders. * ' , Tbe following advcrtirietirtnt appear® In the Afrrrtrrv1 ‘. “Wanted, n .first-clasa,' strongly, built; clipper ®te*fner. She must be fatt, light. •draft, and capable of belngfitted out ns n privateer." K'l. III naaungv, uu IM), PreMiit Sharoan C. 1‘rin^rotate of WiUam Walfrih, ?cr company, opening books for the great crowd Is on the landing, andexertepose of raising funds Ac., to equip ment is high. The guns were shipped nt support The wmie? nVm.' Harfrmv MAKXT Probate lahtnild ;u»nta • in regard to gSUopAp Iwcji tacked, taken and burned by Jeff. Davis* week, Uie citixenj of Hastings aud vlciuily ~---------------- matte Uut^i»r4eU>«i to announce tlie ru­ r—T® this endt-the. Cum panics of. the unitormed ruluiUeaj^iljl'nj^yjat inav de•ire to tender their seVvices^wlll furthiffk;reportI'tSroogh their C^'^com u tfitmus Wnlralh. that t tion here on Sunday atidTHoiidn.v, to the •SrtW&f1"*--? b"'i'Ucn *■. mor' as gronndlbta, and that before thisj 11 ■— ■<!»!►**Ilj j.i»L ted States fop torty. piovths. {unl*ss soon­ to give-reception. er dissolved). • : ' '* iPTf ? New Advertisements, HIGAX, » M f'l fAnd wArnm*. The lanes nf tljis^Uafa aimdy authwrtae the rafting of two- rar.' im<aite df Militia for tqe service oi the' Federal .gotirnmetU; > " * ..■a.'' -n. — :■ b.: n.. i: among the military, at the Baltimore sentiments of tb->*e present an termination to sustain the Gov i this its hour of trial. Our c . all vf one mind upon lh'» u . are not a whit behind the ciliz . other section of the country ^,«4S».WB5S;iS New York, April 17. A* the troops passed along Pratt street, Nevdhatn. • n perfect shower of paving stones ndued Fiiijr <if the Mnsiwcl itrctt troops were bn their heads.. The cur* hsvn left for killed aud krven wtiutidiAl. Il is linpos WMhinHton, and were stoned as. they sible to learn tfeeir names. left. lc was the 7th regiment of MassaS5 far as known nt •aven clnisetts, which broke through the mob.— A-------------- -----------three of tbe mob are knoan to be dead, citizens were killed. nnd three of the soldier*. Many were #eriouely wounded, though it is thought not fatally. wounded. Tho Minute men aro turning Comparative quiet now prevails. The out.” military arc under arms, aud tl»o police Baltimore, April 17. are quf ift-Iull force. Gov. nicks was waited upon last night New York, April 19.di st his hotel by n company of the GuvThe Sth refiirnrol of Massachusetts ernor’s Guard, who informed him tb.it volunteers, Col. Monroe, arrived nt 7 they had come.to sing the “Star Spangled Banner" with ' him. Hie Governor ex­ o’clock this morning and quartered at the pressed pleasure at the visit,'and said he Astor’ House " arid other hotels. They was too hoarse to join with them, were received with the same unbounded but he would tell them that he was still enthusiasm a* those of yesterday. They under the St^rs jpd. ^Jgipcs. The "Star leave at no->n. pic 7th n-ghneut of New Spangled Banner*’was then sung. .Tlie York' leaves nt 4 o’cb»bk this after noon. Ilnrrisburch. April 21. Thirteen hundred mtn, inriuding six liundrcj Ohio troops, arrived here since ) t»terd|iy. The popple of Cbambcraburg arc for­ tifying against invasion. Troy. April 21. General Wool leave*, fur New York, to make it lhu head quarters of tho departmcul iu, the Easu 11 «»Uhe* Rifle Comp u z 1^. iu.mut-d fc.r she rero.err thereof: Notice b t!iet. f-uc Ls:cb.r l!>*’ m *=e*«ante *iti> tl-c statute iu ><tch cue made and pn>»i .'rd. ft* nrru.to* d**enbrd io eaid tocrtc.f> dhrte action, in atengt oftlto Government, in t kgiswn m tbe 'IIastisos Rin.^ wMlitbe appropriate motto. " \ it is Officered ns folio r*. Goo. A. Smith, Captain. ry nod Stat* of Michigan. Dated Fobrusn U. JiZl. •JASON P. MBfiltnX. AMlgee* Jaxu A. Bwstxcr. AttonMj. tebt xwjtl W. K. Ferrin, 1st Licutc C. G. Ilulbrouk, 2d J. W. Bentley. 1st Serge MORTGAGE SALE. a A- Bailey .2d do I. 8. Geer, 3d do M. 8. Stebbins, 4th . .......... . . ...H ...» ........ d-iy of .->cplc:uL«r, ii. the icur of our Lord cs». tlKiuxam! vifUl WmIokI ami flitj-six. executed Lr Henry TeUieg and Am . *fl» *lrf, ri ttariv eeut>. State of Mtcbiftto. to Gevrjc. Crurier. e< OsU/L do John Michael, 1st Corpor M. W. Riker. 2-1 do . Owen Palmer. 3d d>» ' S. Me. Murry, 4:h du ' Mcsictax*. A. W. Atkins Fifer hfaj barrrd therefrom. HKNAY MALLORY. JXAXDER LAI'UAM. CARLUH O. SCOTT. Dated. April IT, IsdI. W. Brltoaa, Fifer. John Tilncy. Drummer. . . 8. A. Bentley tijuitr bat hvg laktituUd to reenter tto nvw nmunius kccu:«4 by the mH » jMMt ihiitW;' , . bee is tlwfeF^re tHfvbv given, tih»: b» tirtw Adtainiatrator ’t SrJc. <!•• The Sheriff <if VanBtinrn C to this place «»n Saturday fast Hsrrisliurg, April 21. •d aad-reamved Charles McM ’ Two thou sand troops go by the mid sals at 1-ubiic auction to tte UgteM UdXr at night tram to the first bridge, en route tbe nonb doer ot ths Court JLmmc. is Uw village for Baltimore on the Northern Conti al They will bo fisllbwi-d by three hundred “a T“l*^sj - lW2j£ d«» vf May, A. I). rt^olark, Sherman's battery, nnd two 1SlV *’,t,ne “Mock. In the alH-rnuon, the rullowiJfe land, aud teuomim. b.io..Kto« to tbe M>d thousand volunteers. MKln-3n“ Ue COUO,T °r Bbrrf» *ad of New York, April.2L A military company *1. Cimrt Howr. fa il.« vita** of Ita.lirw*. ia •««! rounty uf Rat rf,' ttul brihR 1 lie place Tur boldire lb* CnAit C.Hrrt for mid wrofea ro tri* nJ - enlarge of obtaining property jitetepers and fraudulently property under chattel Mnrtg probable "Charley*’ a ill be pr ter uffefUsv itoatiUi r, vti > Vrdgtog* fur some time. , Kcuth **-•. Tbe Harriet Lune goes to sea under sealud orders, ' _ Philadelphia, April 21. TTfikrear, Some of the State! of this Governor' thanked the vltitofa for t|jp New York, ApriLJp. The Admlrflutrffllofi Trpreparing x’|h Union uua nuitiu. apau-Jeblliou against courtesy, nnd said ho hoped, the song Dated, Mirth ST, INI. It is rc^rted that tho President will The city, government last ujglit voted cxtrnnrdinnry -energy trt carry out lite’ the Government, nn<T threaten the stabil­ woulcj beaung on pl I fltpng occasions for­ calt'ljir sdditliMn! troops from the faithful • resolutions to sustain the fodeml gov ­ CJicjr Indicated in the Prrslifrritfhl nfite- ity of the cofistjluiion of the United ever. The Upiidi most he preserved. State* td ihnkc bp deficiency canted bv ernment; also to pay the .safaries-of ull । Estate of Orville Thelpe. mation. All Its nfctfibfcri *M Tirlly State;*: A voice—GovarnorJ you have done rental of dialog! States tu hinikh their parson* in the employ of the city, <ho QTATE OF MICIHOAN, ftarrr Countr. fet'vaded with the conviction‘the onganizi ■ And WTtfreut, On Ml great occasions your duly so far. vdlutrteor; tendering the Governor,* quota. ,r O Trobue i:®urt far sshl ctmatr. lion of the government depends obm the the circumstances of w hich effect the pub­ Governor—Yes, and I will keep doing A party of armed workman leave V>. WfrMw »«<hv eflw room to Andsraon and requested him to result of the struggle inaugurate'd with lic welfare, it is but just that the people so. mhrrow io repair tbe bridges uft tho Bal; Bastrop, on M<ro<U» ll.e •it for Ilia portrait, nnd adjoumod binging Voice*—We’ll slani by you. Much the bombardment of Fort Sttfatcr, for iylmsc’benefit.and protection the'GoVtimorc'Railroqd. ' . ■ tho •‘Star Spangled Bannor.” ■and that Its honor nnd dignity demaftd* ernment i< instituted should havo the yntbusiasm was manifested. It is said that Trimbell. formerly Pre*. 7» .77 v..»ic UI vrrine r iirtn*, A dub is formed for the benefit of ‘ n fBj J." M!d «>un‘y. 4cee«*H. tbe crushing ran </ the Sontbhrn rebell- right' to freely express tliclr opinions, Went of Iho Road, whs shot dend by a nfrLihJ? D<i^ i ‘nS ,h? d"’y *erifl<rf Bartfomd, April 17. traitors irt Brooklyn. fon. , Hen« bvery nen e is belng stretch with'regard id tb^p/ypcr' course' o? con­ man while attempting to defend the prop­ or VMlhinne I*brlna. l.ravln.. r . .. ..-1/ ___ ■ A German rcgiriie ’ nt has been formed Tlio largest and moat enthusiastic ■cd to strike rfTecti vc blows. The revbliri duct to.be pursoca, therefore. fat*t; Tfaxr ‘“‘j s. v ,Ar erty <«i th* road. . That wc as citizens of the meeting ever held Id this city was held and xtHI be ready for service <>n Monday. tioniats will bavc quite as mpch war ns The police seized a quantity of contra It is Composed of those who have aerved They can possibly dferre, Fnited State*, will uudcr ajl eircumsfan- hero this evening. It was called to' sus­ band guodt for the suuih. '11>e purlies The cntusfastic rally of.(be frcc'$'ritcs ce» fland to, end abide by our national tain ll.e Goicrnruent. With the except- in Europe. Tie custom house refuses clearances to will bo arrested and tried for treason.— kt Mipport of war measure* has Imparted Aug and Uous’-itutiun, aud that *e will io«i of a few.pet^p&jhem&M of the Tlie good* were directed to Jackson, Misa. both to |he President and his amstilutioib Support U»Q Gpvernmcnt, cvetr to the people are triiu to ibe Stars and Stripes. the'ports of thb seceded State*. W*.«.t.terestrt arere. ' . Eight v thousand cartridges were •erred via. Mcmpbia. a! adviser*, tb<j Wrongest noasil^fa confi- shedding of tlip blood •/ him who dare* The banks of this ctey this afternoon by tho Sheriff of Amboy.yesterday, des New York, April 21. detic* In ft final triumph of Jaw and order to rafre,, (Jv dastardly band of rebellion tendered $500,000 to the Governor for litiunrr brer anarchy nnd revnhnlon. . It ha* re­ to‘ overthrow our lielovcd^ institutions. arming the troops. The Connecticut tined for the South, ntid the factory Die seventh regiment reached Annap­ riKt>ta’ lieved them of nil npnrvbehifiofis hs tri the reginropts wHI be organised in n day or ‘threatened'with destruction; ■ olis ict'cIv. ■ Of 41>U potiee ... uT&l UU! J?cro?v«L-llMU in.th*present emergen­ Ut Ur..-, Washington, April 19. end of CliFprcscffrind(>dy beginning, and cy all party rliritti and parly feolrngs two. and prepare to respond to the call of Arch Bishop Hngbes has suspended It is reliably stated by parties direct start and Mtripes fronv his’dwHIkig. fftre tigbr *nd promptness to tWr ttetfop. shoulddie diaesrtted, aud every lover of the Government from 'Richmond, 'that tho ordinance of *e'- ' The mins of otir moot eminent citizens, ' The head of the War Deportment and bi« 'countay. and her unequaled instituPhovidexcb, April 17. cssion was publicly proclaimed ye«trwday. nnd al«i numbers nf foreign birth are tbe Cummntider-in-Phlcf have 'entered lion* should rallv to tho suppurt-of the Messrs. & A. W. Spragtie have offerd The vote on its ’passage is ki-pt si ercL enlftting to defend tho Unk>n. upon the gigantic task of urgrrniring nn Governmcnt,'im» constitution, aud main­ M*j<>r A. M. Hancock, of Kentucky, k Nb commhnieafoin with Baltlmoro-or ♦ 100 000. Voh’ntwra arc coming in army of nearfy a hundred thmwmnd men tain them agniret inc tbe assaults of i .......... «............ - ........ nun inem inviolate mihum assauHS OI .wntliinaDm to-night. Doubtless stopped rvmarkaMe veal. They expert to ] treaapn let them eoine from whatsoever rapidly front all parts <tf the State. The appointed consul tr> Malaga. NEW ARRANGEMENT have fifty thonsand thotumnd men mtm In hi fighing trim m quarter they may greatest enthusiasm prevails. Baltimore, April 19.,, by the Govcrnmt-ni. There nre no fears thirty 4atC An fottmi imm.ntf ammmt of. ’ , /T , the Mfety of Washington. y*. An GENTLEMEN ANU LAWKB’ The Harper'a Ferry Armory waafir^j ccncenilng 1 St. Louis, April 17. fWftmhHfy work was done by them and . ft|WA ifc? JOTt ^8* h»t night aud abandoned by the U.,S., , Philadelphia, April 21. 4b«r awtrimri dnring the lart fdrtv right latparji vainly of .the National AdminThe State Journal publishes the follow, troops. . . Two steamers have b«en taken possesiat{KUity) tpnuuptain tg/najptak tliepoiMsssion _j _____ hours. ' jatrttmn of the ing reply from Gov. Jackkon to Secreta­ Breton, April 19. •» , hi<i:ii of for tbu government. ’ Forte and A radial* uow in the po*a*«sdon ry Cameron: ■ A Canadian gcwUeuum »talw> that aymi-'tbe. M«*tad»Dtetts regiment has reach- . of tlw United States, and o»c all roaton: Tfce Glanl Moving pathetio war f.-eling with Uiu North is ed At-uspulia. ExscrTir* RsrAKtmurr or Mnecntt 1 ,. Jefferson City, April 17lh. | A Bill ha* Wn jutroditflbd iatn'the •bte mean* in il« power to unturl our aroused in Canada, and that G00 nieu >>inw utairi National &g to tbt breezo fgain over Missel April 18. ‘ from Quebec, aud a large , body from ew York Legislature, and phibahly the wall*<uf Sumter. And that It Is the Msj. Beale, pay .waster ».f the anny, Montreal are cowing to Boston to enlist, awed yesterday, for the enronment of duty bf aiiry-XiBariaaa-citizen, to aid resigned his eommissrm today. in the regular L’. 8. Army. and. nawst ;bo Govermnenl fr ita. right rif boon rraai ved. There aw be, I spprefa r.«. • " £ Norf.dk, Ta., April 17. - . - Louisville, Ky., April i9. aud duty, to vindicate the majesty, and no duubl but th® men are iatouded to George Loyal, navy agrot of ibis city , Gov. Magnffin is here trying to- get •anctlyr of the law a of tha Vflltad Stated form a part of the President's armv to tba banks to lend bnlf a million dollars has resigned. • mak® war nprtn th® nf the State*. Yocc requMlrcu, in my jutfac-ill feimOnlDg ii.ip«5d cu >«H ruong*K*. ••’•b '*♦ lawful let*. c«»U acd dwt^r. loreelutohr.it rbl.c renduia, tm tbc ibcnty flfh dsr vf Junr. D. I8SI, U ■'lieVcIn&rli.li.riAlri-t iuou of Hid day. MliSr CttoM.Mmwv in U>f vi3..gweni**l>ar la Mi<l<M»ly ofliwry, *»4 nc.u of Midie». tiMl being tL< U brldm* tL« Cirrail Court Veen -h» the employ of llarl • jurday detected in stealing ■ from hu empl<>yent, and scll Datvl. March H, )M1. «** trffONCE GMTSIbK tnsrtTjgi^ijS ' ( Mortgigee. MOCTUAOE SALE. phF'FADLT having bw» mads is Ibr cwriitic U ofpsymwit of a oettsin Indenture cf Mvv ,vd * *«**•■. «• , . new music Mod * “•’■•/j mmi^ which arc W.llte Gray.” “Rain un Street, Chicago; one of the tatfTrihment fur dispctising .buMrwl andTij3dynwrd,1n.r. '.od rirhu on appBttiiJon. auction ar . Wisr.^s EATING SALOON!! .’-, ffm. Carey, a young ma ltv.ua th'tdi J. M.rt Wt are under obligations 'Cmawdlkb for valnablo publi alno Ibr valuable Patent Oflk wMcAbebaa our thanks. l«o(2)unrth ■iSg; H. Hew Arrange boots a sh proft.1 nfoftm.-manor wmiqm. Cuchty w, - • • OTr?iT< V Mew Tnrk April 19. I fftta* Um peliUea, duly verified /0’0*11- A Mb eureS Geatlea forAOkkl it. . c. MW �republican banner; Current. aana var.oic ONLY PREPARATION nbaj has umJ there 1» fo, '■j- ‘L« s.i<n«rt <•’ allowed. , Road Warrant*, to which wo Invite the They will be sold for «eventy-fi»e cents per quire I urns t*» take into consideration tbe ten together dilion of tbe country, called A tall pole •o.mpuaed of tn metack and hickory, to which the Notional flag—tbe glorious old Stars and Stripes—were nailed, and the same raised arpid the errihsiaxm uf the m- ■ctnbled people. themselves unalterably devoted to the Union, nnd tbe numerous speeches that followed, evinced tbe determination to sustain that flag, vindicate the country'a honor, and defend it from foes without or foes within. From tbe Court House yard the meet­ "I' '"'-rm ud «. •Klvxotyta Gfi SALE- SPECIAL NOTICES DISSOLUTION! mile coportaerahip heretofore existing under tl »’y** Holtwoou A Gbast Is th day dissolved by mutual consent. „ O. N. BOLTWOOD. Hastings, Marek I», ltd R. J. GRANT. In this net. our citizens irrespective of party, hive proclaimed Notice! TTsviog porcbascd the entire lotervrt of O. N. IA Bultweod, i* al) the goo^a and dsmstid* el Boltwood rod Great, tbe bueine-sof *h* late flrm will be continued st the old stand, by P. S — All persons having account* and notes will please collteud settle the same. March 30, 1M1. Ct R. J. Gasxv. ing adjourned to meet at tho Court House At the appointed hour a in the evening. goodly number were present, and the evening pa ssed off profitably to all, in speeches and resolutions indicative of the sentiments of those present and their de­ termination to sustain the Guvcrmont in this its hour of trial. Our citizens are all of one mind upon thia subject, and are not a whit behind the citizens of any other section of the country in er.thuxi ^--Tbe Ilualings Rifle Company. rThu dtizc-na of our vilhg and cmnuni- ty are fully awake v» tbu nccmily uf immediate action, io aletigtbening tin hands of the Government, in thia ita time <•1 need. A military cmnpnny haa been reputed to cure. It la bcL'rwd that such a remedy £* wanted by those wbu surfer from Strumous complaint*. oeJ that one whiA will accomplish their eure mure prove of iramenaa aervtce to this large date of out aftbuted i’lloweitixrov. How compieteiy thia erraspannd vadH do it has been proven by experiment on many of the worst caw* to U fuuudaf ibo following complaints: — RcnorcLa xxn Scaortruiva CoxrLAixn, Eavmoxa xxti Ebi ftivx Ijtoaxsri. Ulceus. Pmrutt. Blotcxm,' Tuxon*. Bxlt Rucrx. Scald Haxti. Srrtuxj* *xi> Svrtuune ArncTfox*, MaaovtuAi. Disi xse. Uaorsr, Mavaatart* on Tto Doufe»cxc::x. Dswljty, Drsnvstx axd IxoioxvTiox, Egrutrxu*, Itoxx ox St. Awntnxv's Ftxx, and indeed the whole class of complaints arising from Ixvvnrrv or TUB Bt*<lO. This compound will be found a great pro­ moter of health, when tak-n in the spring. »• expel the foul humors uliich fester in the blood, at that Meson of Che ytor. Uy the time­ ly expulsion of them many rankling disorder* are nipped in the bud. Multitudes can, by the aid of this remedy, spare thsnxtrlvc* from the endurance of foul oeapUons and ulcerous sort', through whiuh the system will strive to riil itself of corruption*, if not assisted to d< this through the natural channels of the body bv an alterative medicine. Cleanse out the vitiated blood whenever you find itaImpurities bursting tlirough the skin in ptmplrs. eruption*, or aores; clrenss it when you find it is ob­ structed and sluggish in tha veins ; cleanse it whenever it is foul, and your feelings win tell you when. Even where no particular disorder ts felt, people enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood healthy, adH all is wall; but with thia pabulum of life disonkred, there can be no lasting health. Sooner or later something must gn wrong, and 0>e great machinery of life is disordered or orththrown. Sarsaparilla has, and deserve* much, tha reputation of accomplishing these end*. But th? world has been egregiously deceived by preparations of it, partly because the drug alone has not all toe virtue that is claimed for it. but more bccauto many preparations, pretending to bo concentrated extracts of it, contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla, or any thing cis?. Duiingjxta years the public have been mis­ led by large bottlos, per tending to giro a Quart of Extract of Sarsaparilla far one duller. Most of three hare bern frau.h upoa the sick, for they not only contain little, if any. Sarsapa­ rilla. but often no curative projKTtu-s whatev­ er. Hence, bitter and i-iuiful d.vappoixtn-.cat has followed tho use of tbe various extracts of fiarasparilla which flood the market, until tho name itself is justly despised, and ha* become aynonrmous with imposition and chcaf. Still wc c? 11 Has compoussd Sars-sparilla, and intend to supply such a remedy as shall rescue the name from tho load of obloquy which rests upon it. And wc think wc have ground for iK-lit-vtng it ha* virtue* which -ore irresistible by the ordinary run of the discoscx it I* intend­ ed to rare. In order to sacure their complete eradication from the system, tho remedy should b? judiciously token according to directions on re*d- A o.ut-.nual course, of suffering through hfe baring reduced me to a stats of dTpend nee I bane not bee* .bl, io otrfaln stuff for com. irei therhavel boro able to do them up. in aon.w dTbrivt notice of a meeting of oar at 'quite a crowd on Saturday. so coaibinml wttli oiho auhataaca* uf *tili ular every day! And testimonials, new, and almost without num­ ber, might be girui thwn-todiM and grotlcmeu in UJ grails* of sociwy. niu.se united le.tim-uy ■one could resist, that Prof Wood’s HaitBestoralive w.ll restore the Laid aad gray hair, sad pre­ hair of tbe youth to old age, ia all lU voolkfu! bcanv Daftte Creek. Mich.. Dee JI. IBM. rw. Wron; Thee will please accept* line to inform tbee that tbe tairuu fey Iread all tetToff Road Wnrrauts. We have jtret printed a new style of attention of township clerk*. STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, large brittle a.iUM rweten- It entirely aud peavnaMUtUy, llrel auxiuusto porscrere in itanae and being datituu- of mesas tu put chase sot more, I would oak thee if thou wuuidst uot be will­ ing te to aeud me an order Ou thlue agrafe for a bottle, aud rccens to thyself the scripture declaralios—"tbe reward ia Io iboee that are kind to the widow aud the |ath«rleas." Thy Mend. SUSANNAH KfKBT. Ligonier, Noble Co.. Ind.. Feb, 45.16S». Poor 0. J. Wood: Dear Sir:—In tho latter part of the year 195’ while attending ike .Stats and Naltonal Law School of the buu- of New York, my bsir, from a cause unknown tu are, c.-mmsa ced falling off very rapidly, so that io the abort space ufaix mouths, tbe whole upper part of my scalp was alluosl entirely bereft of its cuvenng, aud tubch of tbe remaining portions upon tbs side* and back part u| tuy bead abort I r after be came gray, so that j on will not be surpi ised when I tell you that upon my return to ike Mate qf Indi­ ana. my mure casual acquaintances were not so much at a loss to disoovrr the causa of thechsBpe in my appearance, as my mure intimate arquam teooe* were to recognise me at all. I at once made application to the moat skillfull physic*** in the country. Lut. recciring no a>suraucns from them that my Lair could again be re stored, I was forcetl to become reconciled fo uiy tear 134, year neaicrslivc was reevnuuded Io m« by a droggut. *. bring the moat rdubh- Hair Beateratirc tu u»e. I tried one be tile, and found to tuy great asti,faction that il was producing the desirnt effect. Hints.- that Uiae. I b*» e used seven Inflsat Deanty. dollars* worth ill Revtoratlre. aud ass reaull. hare ‘La. at the couch whets Intaii beauty sleeps a rieh coal of very soft black Lair. whieL no n.;ulire silent wwtcli the ruimrufulu»o«her harps; by ran bur. She, while tbe lovely babe unconscious He*, As a mark of my gratitude for your labor and Smiles on her slumbringcbild with peusire eyes, •kill in tbe production nf so wonderful an article, And woareeasonguf weiauu!.->i» joy." I bare rrcomtneudel Ito use to many of mr friends As infants pangs are • m ithsr’s suffering*.and and acquaintances, who. I am happy to Inform ' II that is dear tu bcr in lifu ivould »be gUdly sac- you, are using it with ldu> effect very respectfally veurc, ’ A. M LATTA. Attorney and CouxMlta-at Law. Drpot, Aid, Lruadwai. and sold br all dealers throughout tbe world, , tbe Btstoraliir <sput up in Bottles of three organized, and ita ranka are nearly full, known as tbe 'IlAarrvoa RifuFCompaxy.'* with tho appropriate motto, •• Trtte Blue." R!W O K MiAD VI an is endowed, to enable the sick and suffering thruughout tbe length, ted bruiUb of our land te avoid the Potsosors Karo*. Errosnow. and insrum of prvleatcd physicians, through whieb thousands and lens of thousands aanually perish. country. Cotituinpiiou and Pulmonary Complaints. Fe­ vers, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Eye and Ear duoean MERRILL, Assignee. ■s-riey. febZt-xmyH C. G. Ilulhrouk, 2d saroar, under tbe ear* of able ChemisU, and ara pie most reliable known to scisna*. including all tbe recent discoi eries. To all addressing by letter, entaining fall ac­ count of symptoms aud appearances of disease, age. occupation, etc., we will write a candid re jdy, with sdVlrc abd djreetteu. foy c*M scut us when sending for advice will be Rbvotcd to furruahuig medleiaee to the poor. In all cases n e-dKinWeanba seatbymad * Wjpreee if de•Ired. SeUdtadneor mhrc of ott woAi end judge for youniclrc*. Also published at the iufirmary, to aid these obiects, . AY EH A Co. do Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral J. W. Bentley, 1st Sergeant. C. A* Bailey. 2d du M. S. Siebbini. 4tli du M. W. Riker. 2<1 do (Isen Palmer. 3d do S. Me. Murry, 4ih do Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, A. W. Atkina Fifer Maj. - ;sy" J yure. fueIt, UM free from tie Jeieteri^ee enJ injvre.iv efeeti rue, (U/M wtheef in lejuer} »>', has longlbewi foil in be a desidera­ tum in «!>•• med’cal srorfjL Henli a tunic and one so skillful.A eonibiuodlfrom the i egitablekmgdum as to a.-t in pvrfuc* cbfirmity with the Iswu vf naturi-. and ihus aoolbe thojerakosl etnmacb. and W. Bellow*. Fifer. John Tilncy. Druuimer. S. A. Bentler <!•. The Sberiffuf VanBiirrn C-niuiy conn- to this place on Saturday last and arrest«-d mid removed Charles McMurry, on n 'v. absctss in'niy right »'de, a* large as a ’ ' pint bowl, or larger 1 had .<-j> ..uuooc-i an than a coeuenuk with soy comfort for aver a year. I had consult­ ed some of * be best pbvsic.a :j in the Nuts.am >1 whteh wss Prof ifomillor. ul l>atfal<s and pi <n o1b<va.al! o: vrha^i Cec devt that »ydi«es»e weuh r '* Catirevete, Janadice. byepeytia. M.'yeeiian, bwntf’y, r*ai Stovari. Ery-fpei.". li.ad.--.the, r'drt, HktwHiin. ErufliMt u><4 &&M l/iteeuet. Liter CunyLunt. Lhepij, Tefft'. T.tnore and &t!l Ilhr»M, ir«w, C.urf. .VrvTtfyis, *1 a Dbuur nt!, andfar Pnrifyinf the Bleed. They art supsr-cnated, *u that tbe meat senaltirc m take them ptoarenlir. and they are the best aperient In the wotU !:r ell the purposes of a family tJiyr'e. charge of cibutuiir.g property under fnhc pretences fraudulently nnd property under chatlel removing It i* Mortgage. TO CONSUMPTIVES probable “Charley" will be provided with lodgings for some time. NEKVUU.« Ilr.Uil.lTi, HEART DtBEJOnt. FIVER A AGUE, Own nd C’p. Or Wot. (Jhrey, a young man. u ho ha* CONSTIPATION The umlerMgued. now seventyfire years old, been in the employ t»f Barlow At Good­ has for rears deruted his tune to curing Ins year during the past winter, was. on Sat­ risboner* aud the floor la New York of Clear dreadful c onploiiila. which carry thousand* Mid urday delected in etculing mink skins _____ I. . . .— Atol.Kltn from his employer*, nnd wiling them to rgoi vf ing to be idle. I commenced taking ?ui.r 1‘illa.-. a<«>n after, the awdllag o.mmonccd’disaprxar.ug and finally appesn-d lu no nt externally. I hecame alarincvl Mid «e«at for Dr. Spragnc, who adrlsed me to continue the Pills,** my nscornry » a* rapidly being complctep. I cuotir.urd to uoe tlw Pills in s-tiall dews for some tnontha, and found mraalf fallr rest* red, the ulcer he*lcJ umi f con­ sider myself a well man. Tbe news uf the cure soon Spread through this section, aud mure lha-. a tbooMnd boxro uf Herrick's I'.lla have sold in Ibis nosailv. My Post Ulboe addrma ia Uueida Valley, Eadison county,N. V., where (lersons in trresud can address tue. hr caclxsiux a Hump, sad Irani mure fully my sufferings and doti_-vr «.* oondition for three tong ynr» V«*n tnay publish tins teller if you like, to assist the »ek and ad smd Io thwe who riouire it. • ' lions used, (Froeof Charge), with directions fir Cparing and using the same Also rules on t. Itoihiug. Venfitaiion. and Exercise for the Risk, thnv will find tbesu rrtuediea, a mire Cure for We have received several pieers «*f Consuniption. and ell diseases nf the Trtsasr axu Lexes, lavas *xt» Aces. Coxrnrxnog. Urin new music among which arc'‘‘Katy Lee Daaaao. Dwarsi*. Nsavors Dsaturr, nnd be and Willie Gray,” ‘’Rain on the Roof,” M*ux CuMrMtxvs, and be hopes every one aflicUd wilt sand fob copy, as it will co*» nothing and &c., from 11. M. IIiccinos 117 Randolph tho.* should apply before II la too late TTiese Prrccriptfona arc urcd by tbe moot eminent Fb) • Street, Chicago; one of the hrgest cs sieians of Londoa. Pari*, and New k ork. Those tabliahmcnt for dispensing all kinds of wiahlor wiauing tbeiu co will kifdi-sse «v URaddress cHgMBKtuAjif, sheet and book music in the country.— deciOyrepc Will^ntabargb, New Turk. ■cut to Jail fiir 20 day a. E SAIJ?. H ade ia the esindiiioa •tn lodawturc *f MortConnor, of Hany eoun» fibriat W- M—<qf 11 Im I.-> ister ofDrod* Irak 0. t>f Martfap*. gags there ia cfaimed A catalogue of music will be sent free HASTINGS on application. piemiMA doaodiadJa d nt public auetioa or We arc under obligations to Hon. Z. at bciBK tbajfafTJr Cuaxdlm for valuable pnblic'docuraeni*, edwa Tbe uorth sixty ha aortb wool quarter which he has our thanks. TANNERY also fur valuable Patent Office seeds, lor Do not tic put off in aaprinriplnd dealers with other preparations they maac nwtu urns; on. Demand A yeas'*, and tike no others. The sick want the best aid there hfor them, and they shouU AU skit remedies are A* solo by te a: i h 2: c o n: o1 wj»J Mortal or otherwise, « o*»to»cr. may desire. While and yellow OAK BAHK taken ia exchange ' Far T«**i*cAll Leather Warranted good or no pay. Cash Paid for 11 ide*. CUSTOM WORK >pt OMutanUy on head, nod all kinds MAfcl TO •DRWBL ’ Dwit taunt She pto, Rota'S II.UIDWAHE STORE -F rices Regulated to salt Um »iw A too, Drathcr, aad Oil Shoe Blocking Far Sale. I also CLEAN AND OIL ObD HAHNUftiEtf, And make them took a* wall «s uew. The patronage of tbe public- is aolicited. nM£g*.M.y j»,iwe. ir u-hull. These renowned Pla»lrr* euro pains, w rckueos sad dlstreM in tbe back, sides and breast, in Are hour*. Indeed so certain arc they to do thia, that lha proprietor warrant* them Nprsad from rre las. txlMtns aud gums, on beautiful kid Is at her' renders them peculiarly adapted to the want* of Nxoufs*and others. Their sppHeaUon la uwirct sal—equally te the strung man, the dcfUate wo­ man. and ftrble Infant To each and atl they will prur* a balm and a bieaaing. Their use is arrwoUa and without annoya ore or trouble. Each Plas­ ter will wear fawn oaeki four taoMbs. and in rheti- GROCERIES TIIK FAMILY PIIYfllClAN, CAL’ffB BOON TO HEAL, and discharge, from tta tyrtem^ ^vny tri at i Nerofbix, eTii'tberktrrdHary wr whrr* tee. Th; ‘UCr RECRUIT THE DEB’w.IJAIED,’* ’ THE EADIE’S MEDICAL ER1EXD, and there to *0 dtaasc *f tbe Rtotnaeb a>d Dow*! tbe lirer, lb* herveu* *yateia, tbs alia, giaods < ““arsing FROM IMPURFria OR And the Physiology of JJarrince. A wuik on tfiartuse. symptoms, aud treatment of all complaints peculiar to ths Mi. on mamags, us duties, abortion and ita results, on children, if a prMts nlWrt: Peters cedta OBBTRfCTlON^ OFTHR BLOOM OR HECRKHTOS. ahi - The Gentlemens Medical ( onpailon, And Priiate Adviser. Ever shown in thia Market, which A book for th* old aud young, embracing tbt are prepared to sell al a small Pathology. Prersuthm andcurs of all diseaasa of Crtnary and Saiaal Organa,#x»*•»*«*”'» voica advaitee front ■ifadricc and counsel, such as to be fscud in no THE GUIDE AND GUARD Trichato^tK* U « .“k“SXiT’‘A«Eis; the plsua of the Quacks and Rogue* todUM every one. It guide* the unwary through lifr, end she ws up ererr swindle of the age. ft shews bow all kinds of Food. M.diclnc*. Liquors, and Goods uro adulterated, with the mean* uf detecting the frauds. ITtet S5 crota. TUB norsEnui.D ASD Mkm, NEW YOKK COSTS. Prtes at Um S*a*dinaviaa Blood Furifler. fl! er bottle, or >5 per half deien. 01 the Meandiavian Blood Pills. S3 ccafe per bta. «r 5 boxes J, S. GOODYEAR & Co. How to 1'iaut and what it is best to Raise. How to cure snimalMd'h* 1° House Keeper..Farmer*, . . » » Aiw«yrecmta»4»t MT Reed Dr. Jhbaok'a Sjxoial Nattoro sod srtificalea. published io a coiispicuaM Mrt at bia paper trdte IMP* to lune Dr. Bob**k>M*d nd Almanac and Fsnail.. Adviser, contolaiag a real amount af in Uveal i ng and lafathto Radical iforniatioo c*a 1>ebte grade of nay of tbcagecte w.m 'UHIlteKixt.Tf' the coNscMPTiverrBootr. -1 For those who wish to get well from that aw­ LTFB riVM AND MOHX HITTEKa ful disease, a fall drscription of all the remedies T hese medicines h*r»Txrwteewb* used foi if with acarcfal atetetnet-.t of tbe results, fore tbe pubhe for a period *f THIRTY YRSand other useful information. Price 10 cents. Tbe in formalinu ia not to be found in any work* «K®SeSSs receipt uf priee, iu stamps or money; nr the whole liatv^ with beautiful cngvsrings, and contain tbe condensed experience of year*. Auixv* waxtH- forlbc»bire work*, who can VE«ETABL^LIFE MEiMCIKU Art well known to beinftlHMe. -............. ti*Mr*«fl ttaMosLa*rfir**diro«lr predicated cret Habit*; prostration of mind; loss of power-. trervuh* debility. Iom of nriit. wakrfullueaa. lave lerfd RliM-, PLATULRNCT. Lm* ow Arram* up** tbe wants Wester* pe*pk. » ..... a_ ...__ „ «l.~ 1. Ao Hassracxx, Ussnscna. U«*n.BM»t*s, lup Tuns Tbe** Bitten, derir* tbt.r »(i»«la* from tk* psmsrfaltewi* n*ur*<d th* root* *ud hart* of which they are aereporod. and os they ara by alTe Fxnstxa who want, axes ri.xisxxv, and acn natural ecnsceusuce of Ha cure. laylufl*taMlnAl«i«riBp o< the *lota»cb/ta»e<tly rem*4a» U Irytrolantw^ ^bsirv^Uoos, Whi^fo COS-nVENBM, by de.using the whole proMtlva of . Ac.-tern 5pRjaNTB>»41'vW. TEMPERANCE, ^^^RflWOT?itat, l>y 'teBtartag tbe btoed We are convinced that there arc many parent* m'scrDfufous.cuusomj tive, nod diseased eonditum t.. whom * numeruu* offspring only bring* aufferinj and poi’erty. To such nc would any write, and we will send you information of a sure, wailtasted. and never failing rtxrxxtivx. Wr WM4. MIL rort,’ » dby «n« »PP'.”Bt brK Il is a Jsrjt* and beautiful paper, contain* Ate> mnUMLVltfotedgiagtotetta torptog. •f Ibotawalo lbs abray matter to whisk ibex ... iwnu.rj S*-?s s-.taaORX'sa&crjs: eloady, and ulhei disagreeable romniexiona. »v._ _ f>.>» for s vnrv short time, will SHAKER HOODS. SHAKER HOODS, DT THE CASE OR DOZRN. . ietetee tflleSotaol (Vyew. lL APV1JE Rive* grail*, by tbe am■HWOn.10 a'.l who apply by hUer.with IS! Jrffrnan Ar nine, Detroit k ta J a*d iu 5T0ul «»d Arorjd 77*h 2hvr» New Barry Mill, IS uow in anc- Otful uix'mHuT.. ready ' ■wojrtc, in oqgond onlur and n^.prtiayii other Mill io Horry, ocauy olhL-r county. Hoving tofiewNl thu *crvliwacf a: First Rate MILLER, ■nd oar intll brfltg boltt bn the meet PaacncAL Citsmsra. Albaar. N. I Md at Hasting, by J. P. Roberta A V*., Boll­ improved planHto^^»vr “with' a good rood A Great, aud by dealer, everywhere. I’ateurr brotban. Traveling Aganta. Siuettur—we ure prvpui- . ’• best of work. Fkaad^icqua avail. The fcill'iwing ia ah extract (mat a let Cnabpaid fl.-r wheal. - . . ■ ■ . ■: ••We sm on advcrtitemanl ia your columns of xvrtwwi TLOCT torso <uuu«> rOJMr -■ romosfar - SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, however* they tear Lave boro trifled with, aod abased ; that ftefr direct aarttMwytate lengths* hfe. and render h oojovaME TbiY.’eberati.g di­ rectly upon the pOM^'dretotes* teetered, th^y SPRING TRADE cttstoom: -rove their vck-co by iteannf Aem e* dsu- fowaM. Tice IflVf cents. LeT" The above articles vs sold by all Iba flealraio Maallngauud by *11 DreagU's tbrvuglioul be foiled Stoic*. Csusdas and boulb America. 4 wbUcaalc by alt large Drug/iais ia Uic pnnei ““*■ mjuucx 1 CRornr-K. to tfe-Journal msd Mwsrewgw. Ciociaasli. 0., and streaks rolumoo In far rof that wtrld-rcnown h,T _ Hastings. F»b. H.-1RM . ’ COJIPLKX1UNS. by tboir alteMUVB efccl upto Herrick's Kid Ntremtlhnlug Plasters. tub ceksv «TusseTitrxra and Paia Des-oyer, The Beat and CLvairewt H-'Un.-hold Heme dy to tbe Wet Id. 'rail Low Pressure System WUk t>, Gealleau!! ^icnf: pidity under Ureir inrigorating operation. That all sexitel dis.bri.rie* sererrtuSved by-«Mr eor dial and gently stimulaling properties. That they tn Jo nn» an.ounkiuf - New Arrangement r. "‘’sTi? Tbafl VW BLOM) PUBITKR eW-ULOOC FILLS here Be«e protal by Adyxia •’ r- • • COrfAlV lib MDCjCfflt THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. 1861. He o wned up and won other merchant*. of Laqtainii^ simple remedies eaaUy qbtalBed for rinutntion aud Shops. srrry variety of Throat end Lrag Gmipisaat, that It is et.tiir'y uiinccctekry for us ti recount the evidenew of its virtues si!icr<-<rr it haa been etapljyril. A* ii has long been io constant use thronghout tliit eoetion, «• nerd not do more than assure tho people iu ovality is kept up to lha boat it ever h*s lire, and that it c.«y Lc relic d cn tedo ter ’.bcit rehef all it has err.- been found u> do. John Michael? lut Curpnral. jui with one of tho LARGEST and will be to giro joy to the afflicted by effecting ia all cases a speedy cure. Our rule ia to charge nothing for advice and written prescription*; but will furnish when re­ queued tbe rety beat uiediciuea at tb» lowest J— ___ _____ LI,, MASS. Price, $1 per Bottle । Alx Boules tor gs. W. K. Ferrin, 1st Lieutenant, i-«aoo;> of DEST AsaonmeoU it ia Officered as full<» va. Gno. A. Smith, Captain. FREE. Nc w-YprV BcnftEloent Inflrmw . BOLTWOOp A ('.RANT. IlmtTiiia*. Wufe. ft. H;18. . ' ®.- ’■rthWAfirr allwwoowf p«’ ■ �UNION, N. BAILEY R. J. GRANT. DRY GOODS! idbify WHUPamrann© aad al! persona of •sAotarykaMte. they are valua­ ble sa a Zasoriev. improving tbe eppsMfe. giving mt and vigor to the digestive organs, and restor­ ing tho oatunl elasticity and strength of tbs whole "ibT C1FHAUC FILLS are the rente of ON LOW PRICES CROCKERY BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., HEWARB OF COUNTERFEITS! The gtsafoe have five oignslurca of Henry C. HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT *111 bs.tent by mail prepaid on receipt VERY PRICE 25 CENTS. HEADACHE Come and See !! WE or approved credit, at the CEPHALIC PILLS, CHEAPEST EROM RATES. DRESS GOODS Comprise! all tha latest styles of Rll.KH, Chillies. brilliants, lawna, Bervges, FRENCH MUSLINS, and all other kisda that can be cun- A large stock of Market BY PRINTS THE CORD, Which we offer at SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN THEIR BEACH. to tteae TUXiawntels trees ly ifr. Sriuh tn, Theyafori ngnntinahiifreqf tf At & axy <f Ait tn!y dtesoawy. Masonville, Coak, Fob. 1,1ML We have piles of S H E E T 1 N G8, SHIRTINGS, CLOTHS. STRIPES, TABLE TOWELING, DIAPER, and all kinds of domestic goods; BROAD also C LO T HS, plain and fiutcy CASSIMERES, Linen Drillinga, Den ims, F. fe M. CasoimereB, TWEEDS, Part of these are for the neighbors. to whoa sve a fa* out from the fires box I got from vo Send the Pills by mail, and oblige ' • Tour ob't Servant, • JAMES KENNEDY- and every kind of GOODS for Men and Boys’ Clothing which we offer at EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. Hartford,Pa., Feb.«, INI. CAN’T BE BEAT. Bosoms and Colters, end every kind of WHITE GOODS; also Hosiery, every style of Gloves and Mitts, Bonnetts, .Ribbons, Drees Trimmings. eta. re box^of £ou? Cephalic Pilte. Wag a. rtover. p. M. Belie Vernon, Wyandotte Co.. 0. Beverly, Mass., Dec. 11, I860. • —A diver, of Kingston, Jamaica, recently recovered a thousand dollars worth of irory from a ship sunk in the BUY YOUR GOODS LARGE AID BEAUTIFUL SPALDING’S (xxtruKeiton. •• «<.» Our assortment of Table aad Pocket Cutlery, SILVER SPOONS, Port Monaia, Hoop Skirts, Yankee Kotinas, aad t togs tn general ia fall and complete. . READY-MADE CLOTHING, Wa hart a large and heavtifnl Varietyf foteCo*. Veals, Pants, Ae., which wa offer at a 1cm price than the usual cost of tha material. Pleaaa ex­ amint for yneraalvs* aad tent tha eorractoaaa of Sift Headache, (usually teatirfg two days,) sms emurfc^aaaMacFusonalourig far Pith, weich Hnrsr C. Sraxntxxr Mo. ft Coder St. N.Y. W* think ws have u p&l Young Hyson. Im­ Dean Six: Ionises 1 find twenty-five Mats. (IS.) fcr whirh, ptrial and Black Teas. aa were ever offered in aead bos of “Cephei.d Fills." Bead to address of Bar. Win. C- Filter, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co. IbteMartat Also all kinds ol Brown and White Sugars, Syrup. MoImms, Fish, Rice, Cuffaa, chee alate. Furs Soda andSalcratus, KEROSENE B UBMIMG OIL FLUID rear low riocass Without stopping to give any further enu a'.lrrn of our stock in trade, we bag leave ti SPALDING'S PREPAREDGLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SAVE THE HKEBl JJisreUanj. Aft ***** PRODUCE ATP 'emesMaMwaweo SOOTHING SYRUP, Pay Ready Fer Children Teethlag. FCU. AND COMPLETE. Tbe fellowing beautiful incident is told by Pomeroy, of the La Crosse, Wia, t/hfen and Democrat, in a late ediUirial correspondence from Dunkirk, New York: “On tbe train last night which left Chi­ cago tm tbe Pittsburg and F<>rt Wayne road, there was a touching incident that showed forth like tho noon day sun, tbe deep and hating love of a sister. The.e was on board, in the sleeping car a young lady from Albany, Now York, the only sister of a H. emaciated invalid who lay on a couch, the motion of tho cars as Ifseemed, hastening with a son of eager tremble tho life from him. A little over four yearn since, duty as ha thought, called him from the store in wbirh he was engaged, to Kansan. He thought some one there might be in danger—be went forth—concluded to make his homo there, bravely toiled till ho fell sick with eonsumption, and sent at last for hli sister, a girl about twenty, and his only living relative, to come and kiss tbe dcalh damp. She went, and her gentle care seemed t-revive him, till be determined to set his face towards tho east and there seek health, or a quiet grave lieside his mother. They started, but tbe travel was too much for bis wasted energies, and at Chicago he was carried on board (he train and laid in the berth, as though be were an Miieoncious infant. As bo lay there, pale and coughing, it was beautiful to see with wbst holy, sisterly devotion would she give wn'ch beside him fcarfi-l least a wish might be formed, but yet tin breathed, that nhe did Dot anticipate.— She wiped the clammy perspiration from his pale brow. She gently smoothed sooisr. I TS precisely whal its nans indicates, for, while JL pleasanl to the taste, it te retiringly cxhltera.. J .. .1. . u.1 Il-tan In the lownahiy of Yankee Springs; ell. bo chemically and skillfully combined as to In the Village of Hastings. Terms Easy. (hem XAXP VP TUP 1STEREST. D. ('. HAWLEY. pte, aa the following-. eoMwnption, Lronchitte. in-, digestion, dyapnxia, Iona ol appetite, faiotnras. nervous irriiabiiitr, neuralgia, paJpitaiiur. uf tbe declO.lBSo-lyr ;‘a THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. TCVPtCULLY oes.gned for the nse of the X JCj kw pnfntin and the /rauTp, havtt-g .up MOTTS CTtV'TsT<*,5"'C PILLS* IRON. a. m; uiningek a co.. (Established in 17JR.) Sole Proprietor before the final trial she will aineaa facilities, enables u« io Inraish Innoxiana in all maladies ni *birb it bad Uta trie.1. it h»» f raved «b»otutely eurttivs ia esefasf I1 ths Mtowing coiaphuntB, vis: *• lebxO:1y ISAAC a MOTT, Is now receiving front Now Y<« Boston, his fall stock of and Groceries! ! druggists. Price One Dollar per bottle. febllyl Consisting in part of New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee. Crushed, Powdered and Granulated SuTHE GREAT HEALER OF MAKKIKD I I Herrick’s Sagar Coated Flits! TUX VTUOLU WORLD VKLTED! SICK PEOPLE, THINK! AFTER WHICH, ACT I Ysu'd acaree expact, at this late dar, With startling cures a book to fill; Molnssft and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. • Rio, Ceylon, and Java Cofle, . Stone, WtMiden, and Willow Ware, Cigars. Tobacco, and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, Soups, Salcratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. In addition totehe above Block of Gyoreriea. bo baa a fulliud complete a»aortinrnl of Drugi, Faints, Oils, Burning Flu­ id, and Camphene. In Debililr, Nerrea* ASections, lao elation, Djapepala, ( onrtipart«a> Diarr­ hoea, D>keutcry, luel>»eni CoHsamplroa, >crufulau. Tnrbetcafo.te, Nall Rhe aw, JIIvmrnrtrnation, White*. Chtoreri*, Liv­ er Complaints, < bionic ll«adacbe«, UhcumutiMn, Intensittent Fevers, Ac. ulion of nervous and muaculsr energy from ebreeic cxjmplalnu. utie t>ial of this restorative hu peered euecewfut to ai> extent ohteb node»cripUoa or written attestation would render credible. In>■!■<!• so l>.n< bed tidnen U to here beveae Krpujlen tn tbeir own tieixfaborbeod*. bare dealt re sppeartd in tbe busy world a* if js»t returned fixan prrtractod trine! tn a distant tesd. Some very eiRnal instances of thia kind art test­ ed uf Female »ufferer>, emaciated victims of ap­ parent tnarasmua. oanRuiaoua exbauation, critical cl>ari|c<w. and that complication ot nervou «■< dyepepfle arcr*MM> to air and exercise fer nhich the physician baa nn name. in Nerreua affections of ah kinds, aad fcr teasous tenilhar tn medical men. the operatioa of ibis preparation of iron niuat ba salutarv, for unlike the old oxide*, it te vigorously tunic.’ wilbooi be­ ing exciting and overhrating; and gectlv. regu­ larly apeneut. ctun iu the moat obstinate cases of e»ativeneM witboat ever bciag a gastric purgstive, or intUetiug a disagreeable sensation. It ia thia latlcc proix nv, among others, wbish make* it so remarkably edectusl and pennaneol remedy fcr Pt!ra.ut>un whi.b it also appears to exert a distinct and specific actioo, by dispersing Ever offered in Baltic Creek, all of which will behold st prices that cannot fail to •uit purchasera. Particular atlention paid tn filling nrdeni from Hastings and vicinity, and Ralinfacti'rti guaranteed in every case. —Tho highest market price always paid , fur Pi ndure. Thousands now in their Until It appeared in Herrick’s Pill. ISAAC C. MOTT. Jcffersoo St-, a doors East ef BatUa Creek House. Battle Crock. Mich. Or HERRICK’S MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLH hare inundated the world with HASTINGS TANNERY I Large family boxc Sold everywhere. aprlQyl Clothing Tai Hides or Shares, ■red to health (loos for preparing and uaics they will find . auro cure for! ma, llroncbiln, Ac. The calv . terser in sending prescription listed, and .prtwd infomaRon to be iaralsabia, and bs hopes I also CLEAN AND OIL OLD HAHN ESSES. V R.HULL. R. IJ. LOLKE A Co., Ges’l Ag’l«r tsyUtyl Se Canaster . >. »• NEW ARRANGEMENT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ Swarr Old Aoc—God sometimes gives to a man a gniltltwa and second ho­ ly childboud, in which the soul beoomes childlike, not childish, and tbs faculties, in full fruit and ripneet, are mellow, with- New Arrangement nt tbe Store ofF. ROWER. Low Pressure System sat1?- Walk Sr, ScsUuaeall OPITOM WOIX U—d B. C. ■AVLKT’l. —- D GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. I qualities (tonic amt Old and Fare Gi DRY GOODS ’. msBfuiljr the Christian way abide awhile, to show the world a perfect manhood. Life with iu baltlca and Borrows, tie. Kaos Renuin- unleaa lbs CL’IITIS A -CALKINN. New Yori Friacipal Vttcet 13 Cedar 8t.f N. Y. GROCERIES -What, were it right to conceive such a thought, would be the funeral obsequiee of a lost soul 1 Would myriads of angels following it with bowed bends and felded wings, be a procession equal to the occa­ sion! Would tlio innfflod thunder of the skies, and ths wild wail uf universal nature, be a dirge expressive enough nf the terrible disaster—meet music for this dead march ! Were every star to become Which we srs saiisos to ssU, sad WILL SELL. a funeral torch, and every tree covered with crapeand the whole earth clod in sack doth, andcrealion, thnt had so long trav­ ailed in pain to utter her grief in one loud groan, it would not Ims a acene sufficiently expressive of that loss of |i<mi—that THESE HARD TIMES ws are wiling unspeakable wreck—that death of deaths —a lost soul. OUR GOODS Thousands of Cases. Also, Two Dwelling Houses, Titles to all of these, hmarcTADLE, and entirely of rceetablee and those bining powerful ton io sod ecothii BOOTS & SECIES, HARD-WARE ’ s® ADKE3 CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, back his damp hair, find wiftly ki-sed his forehead as she bent over him. At limes And aa it acts directly and persistently on the bilhe would rally a little, and asked bow for they had comc,and then sink back exhaust­ tem, it wdl infallibly prevent any deleterious coned. Passengers gathered around him. ready and anxious to relieve him, but it was little that they could do. At times he would? as he turned hh weary head and dosed bls aching eyes, mutter— "Oh how glow—I never shall see my home!” About midnight bo asked the conductor “bow fast they were going!’’— “About thirty miles an hour.” We have every kind of goods, such as "And I am going fatter get than that!" he mutter half unconsciously, as he open­ ed his eyes and turned his bend which lay in tbe lap uf bis sister, so he could the better look up into her moistened ere. A little past one, ho asked his sister tho hour. She told him. A few minutes later ho reached out his skeleton hand tn plnco within here, and almost whispered "kiu me, titter, before 1 tleep," and closed bis eyes. Slowly the muscle* of his neck relaxed, hil hend fell gently tu one side as though be was sleeping, his fingers loosed their scarcely percep iblo grasp sod he lay there as quiet as a babe nn its mother’s brcasL He was dead! While the cars were hurriedly bearing him to the home he longed to see, h'ra spirit, too impatient to wait the rapid pulsation of tbe engine, had left tho body, and gone to find a mother in the invisible world.— While tbe cars were rumbling at a rale of speed fearful if <»ne stops to think of it, death had overtaken, entered and borne off in triumph a victim, and hastened on for another one. • There were more tears shed last night than those that fell like rain from the tired, wearied and loving sister. The car seemed to become still—silent a» death, as kind friends gently laid his head down from her lap'arfd -led her weeping AND •wav. There were tearful eyes, moist­ ened cheeks, and trembling hands, ready to do all that could l>e done for the desert­ ed prison house of tho flying spirit, nnd there were kind words, but nonet'H* kind for the sister who now stood alone in the world. And there were those present who gladly volunteered to take charge of and accompany both the dead and the living to the home now completely deso­ late. They who Insist that man altogether depraved—that there is not somewhere in tbe heart a spot that i* ever alive to sym­ pathy for those in trouble, should have seen the kindness manifested last night toward,tho dying, the dead, and the heart­ broken. TO REGULATE THE DOWELS. Deprad npou ft, moltsn, it will pre rwt ta rcuraelres. and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAKTR. Call and Bettie KKDUTCIRD IKBHCE3, Unusually Low ! fBdMMJhft *IW w*wvw OB harbor of that city rtne hundred years ago- - Stacks of CHEAP VERY CASH —AND— NervousHeadache Pw-tssL to which females are m subject. They art gently epos tha bowefo ternsring F^iX-ory Jfc., Shdott Delicate Fenulee. FOR SALE!1 As If God would teach serxeriex. SAVE THE MONEY SAVED 1 EOTER S I1AKDWAEE STORE EATING SALOON!! � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-05-01.pdf a1c8ded0f6536a47a4aa59eb7ae83ab6 PDF Text Text the ^tjublicau jlmer, Ctnu if Ahrrtnm. IB PUBLISHED XYKKY REPUBLICAN BANNER. RDNESDAY COUKTT, MICMIOAM mow, SIRUP, BaMCripUsa. J- XX. XJEVXJsTS . FHOPRIBTOR. XXV JSJO'VJSJWCXH. OnBZUSXS. THE BOWELS. VOL. 5. fastings wusmtss Jirectan HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,1861._ _ _ _ _ _ _ NO. 52. WAR! €boia ®oftrp. taofterW STORE!!! “Did you get some 1 Roberts gl Striker, D All. El JUST RECEIVED k: (F^oirt gjisitllanj. a new and most complete assortment <of THE LITTLE HEROINE. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, HOLESALK and retail destar in. aad «ann- eJCbctnicali, Paints, Oils, Carr K phene, Bumlni Fladd, “Morning again’” And the weary, wasted invalid lifted his head from the pillow and looked pitifully over the dim room. MASON ALLEN, “Oh, that the night had been longer 1 To the wretahed, sleep is dear. My EALKR IN GROCERIES, provinces, pre­ date, fli»h, batter, lard, port, and rraiu •( tr FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL poor, poor wife—my darling babes—must tnd-. Aire ton caudicv. etc.,«te. Storv la PURPOSK8,ONLTJK1 they freeze and starve I U, God 1 it is Calitors a Block. State atreot. lla»li:jr», Micb. too much! And with tears gushing from ~ D. G. HAWLEY, his eyes, the pale man hurried his head EALER in all kinds of family Groeeriee, in his scanty covering, and groaned aloud. Slonv and Wooden ware, and a Rencral a*It is no wander he was out of heart on rertneot »f Proviaiona. Alas Notary Public. Store, two door, eaal of tbo Haatinga Hoc»e, that cold, dark, December morning. At best he had a hard struggle to get food ROBERTS A STRIKER, and clothes for his family, and for the DEALER* iai drag*, medicines, kpstaol modi past six months the struggle was almost einc*, paints, oils, turpentine, barnioy fluid, desperate, for bis wife had been unable TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES.'PEPPER, to assist him in tha least, being confined PRUNES. F10S. RAISINS, CODFISH; tn the bed with a alow waisting disease. His little dauglhter, Maria, a pretty child ■^yHOLESALK sad rvtail dvatsrin Groevrios «f twelve, kept the one room tidy, and Fork. Itard. Bailor, aad herself and two brothers like wax By ■1 kind* of i*rodur« bo aglil and »old, at hl* “old aniD’JDXs’J’ ^xniXuniXBir the aid of her mother's whispered direct­ ■Isad.” _____ And Choking Extracts, ions, she also cooked the scanty meals, and even managed to do up the weekly the earaciAL mnkfit or rni ladixs. washing and ironing. “My little sunbeam,” the father fondly USTICE OF THE PEACE. Aitornoy and calle*’ her, while her mother would say in her low sweet tones, “our angel.” TENS, PENOILS, INKS. PAPER. KNOne night the young houskeeper welt­ ed til! it was pitch dark for her father to . E. nON.TTEEL, cotne home to hie frugal wpper, and then BTBICIAN ANDStjlGEON. Will pradio* with fearful forebodings at her heart, un­ MOST POPULAR dressed the little boys and put them to DANIEL COOK. bed, and then lied or. her little hbod and clnak to go for him. A crowd met her at the very threshold. With a wild cry, she rushed toward the inanimate form they carried upon a board. It was her . A. HOLBROOK, father brought home to them with a bro­ ? and Coun.elorat Law, Solicitor (n ken leg. tell eTerrihiog A week had passed since this misfor­ be bought at a tune. By the sate of their few pieces of for yoaraeltea. We intead Io mH J. M- RUSSELL. furniture, the wolf had been kept from the door. But now, nothing remained save the coarse bed on which the distress­ JOHN ROBERTS, ed ones slept. No coals for the liUle PHYSICIAN sod Siirpon. DwsT grate; no tea for the feverish lip; no way, veer the Cvurt House. crusts for the famished children, What — CHERRY, their bolus should be done. XrOTARY PUBLIC and Cc It was a question which little Marie IN lend te all business enti asked berself again and again as she lay ROBERTS A STRIKER. there watching the few pale sunbeams that struggled through the window, again L. H.STEWART when shs had arisen, dressed herself and brothers, and smoothed the two l>eds.— Bread they must have that day. They wore all faint even now, and the. boys clamoring for their breakfast. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. D GROCERIES! > 11 preparation sf IRON irbou bv croitMtotivn is y the bixheat Modieal iropa and the United PATENT MEDICINES (DHEAIP, IF©iB iDASIH P J. M. NEVINS Qaadyear S' B. C. PBINDLE, Public. Gen- Cou«u»Wtioa, tail at friends aadpy- SPRING TRADE, DANIEL STRIKER, jtuud effect of (be SMMt raliuoaot i« n liability*. 1861. OLIVER E. EVERTS, a. n. cook, Register of deeds, and Notary PubUc. Otflre in the Court Boom, and open at all rrmwcMM, P * She did go to the baker’s but her pitiful SHAKER HOODS, SHAKER HOODS, story failed to touch his hard heart, and there were tears on her cold cheeks as she turned sway. Even if she secured a place aba could bop for no wage- t»H Saturdav, and there were four weary days between ibis and that Bread would be too late If »he waited till then. What should ahe do—“begT She asked har­ eelf the question with a quivermg hp.— Never before had their poverty dnven them to that strait, and it was hard even now, with the picture of that wretched some freeb toller memory, to flak for charity. •he did *u Again aad again she mW to the pasture by. “Pteaae S. A. FULLER & CO. JAMES A. ■WEEXEY, ROSECUTING ATTORNET, Coona^or at Lew, Solicitor and Coanwdor in Chancery. HARMOX BEITH, Circuit court coMxrasioNia Counsellor A Molieitor, in sU the Suddenly a bright thought struck the little daughter. She remembered having seen In some eoffee b<.<usee,young girls.no taller than herself,jailing upon the customers. Perhaps they would try her. “It they only would.” ehe murmured softly. “1 am hardy, quick and patient and I would try so hard t*> oblige.” I am pretty too, she might have added, had theie been a spark of vanity io her heart; for she was a sweet child with a brow like a sunny snow-drift, and syce like the spring violets that nestle in the woodlands. “I will try, al least, and sea what I can do and after watching a few moments the weary sleep of bur parents, she whispered to the little boys that she was going out to get some bread tor them, and hurried AT KBW TOOK TAICES. BT TSE CAS1 OB DOZBS. H. N- SHELDON, QOUNTY TREASURER. Offles in the Court WILLIAM JONES, said two faint covrrlid waa thrown off and two thin white hands put eagerly forth. “No, do,” ahe answered -plaintively but I will try again. Keep up hope. Thera.will bo plenty out oven now. Yes plenty," she said to her­ self as she buttoned her cloak on the threshold; “plenty and I’ll have some too. They shall not starve. Mon and women forsake me; God does’nt hoar mo any longer; thoro is nothing left for do to do but steal Her face plied as she spoke it, and for a few momenta there was a wild wrestle in her heart. Then she went on quietly, pausing an instant befojo each bakers window, and braking anxiously within. By and by, she found one that seemed empty. A whole pile of steam­ ing loaves lay upon the counter. She rushed in, and seising one, and hiding it under cloak, fled madly up the street. But the baker had seen her from the little sitting room door, and was after her, crytng lustily, “Stop thief, stop thiefl A crowd followed her and the poor child was soon run down. “A clear ease,” said the police-officer, who took bor in hand—“property found on her. She must go to the courtroom." In vain she pleaded with them and told them her staiy. “They must do their duty ; the might have bogged ; there was no excuse for stealing at any rote. No excuse and her mother dying for food! An important trial was just closing, and all the avenues to the court bouse were thronged. “They’ll be through soon,” said ths of­ ficer to’the baker; “we’ll wait here a few minutes. No danger of her getting away while my grip is on her,” and ba tight­ ened bls hold on her arm, till the flesh quivered with pin. “Take me homo first," she said sadly ; •‘they’ll worry about me so. My poor mother will die if she thinks 1 am loot “They’ll soon find oat where you are," said he, grufly. “Bad news is like light­ ening; It travels fast." “0 dear! O, dear! What will become of them 1 she sobbed aloud. A little girl about her own ago was passing by—a rich man’s child; you would know it by the embroidered dress and cloak, the rich velvet hood, and the costly fur tlppt and muff But there was no false pride hidden under the ex­ pensive raiment; a warm heart was beat­ ing there, and its sympthles went out largely toward the poor little prisoner. For a moment she paused, as il irresolute upon her plan of action; then laying her mittened hand gently on the officer’s fin­ come reduced sotitat it He walked A single ringlet wi beautiful head that nij golden curl, which the How quick her little feel flew over the homo as reverently been down from an lu „ the morrow, be had it woven into a heart’s pieces. The man stared at her curiously. The color rose to her brow, but she said nothing, and hurried away with her warm fragrant bundle. ‘Is it you. Marie t’ What kept you so long, daughter 1 Quick, me a crumb, I am taint.’ Like an angel the little stranger looked to them as she glided in, her cbeeke like apple blossoms, and her hair falling over her shoulders like ripples of sunshine. ‘Marie cannot coms homo yet, she said in Maytime. ‘But she will return to­ morrow ; perhaps ‘to morrow; perhaps this evening. Bbe has sent me with the bread. See the two nice loeres I’ve P. n. RUSSELL, . STEBBINS, llotioe it Hereby Given. feet WOUUl carry nvi -------in breathless haste, told bar story to the TILLEY A -se53 CLOCKS1 full of provisions, and engaged Um send in some kindlings and coal. Patch by patch is good husbandry, but, patch upon patch is plain beggary. When doea a ringer resemble • aailorl Caledonia Co., Vl This error is sometimes fallen into by He who bath good health is young; Most men are like spirits of Self sacri­ deep, and mellow the surface with tbo fice in their friends a great deal better barrow or cultivator. Where the sod is than in themealvec. A lady sometimes gets aa much intoxmerrily, she put soon a refreshing converted into plant food, r the crop. Crues-plowiug it particularly objse„_nablc In wot, or day soils. If the far­ Physicians rarely take medicine; or row slice is turned over eight or ten inch­ *0, yea I know,* aha answered cheer­ es thick, and allowed to tap a few inches fully. ‘Didn’t I say she would be home lawyers go to law—two hints Dot unwor upon Its neighbor, it forms a temporary thy of attention. early to-morrow T Doni worry. drain in the bottom of each furrow, if ter days are * "" * ’ The difference betweenthe freight of the morning. the chid run. •Where u Marie, do you know, Huie bile end private The more fertility we we can MnpartMo car.'and the more tatelligeoce we can infuse into the other, tbo greater will be the returns they make and,tho greater our means of happineM; for it is wealth rightly employed, that enables ua to multiply, not only our own, but the comfort and happiness of Go into aggregate ef wealth and talent ever so great, that give prosperity and greatness toe state. It is the general diffusion a whole people, among the rank DOM. BWbr. tta brauHta. rilaxa tad teen brokm. ta looted oj>,o»d »Jd to th. jod™, ‘1 nlttem. toy oompUtat-, let ter go vhh mo ted Ute ell eta overboard. • thoogkttal old man wtal atant rf, .doo^bjl “I’ll do it," she said, resolutely; mama will forgive me wheu she knows all— Without fire, witiraet food, nearly naked, quite starved. O.aba will be gUd I tho’t so far;" and she bounded down the street and rushed around the corner. Pushing open tho plate-glass door of the most fasnionable hair dresser in tho city, she went quietly up to the attend ant, and asked to eee Monsieur B. He ushered her into the inner room, saying be would call him. Her heart fluttered while waited, but her resolution did not fail her. “Ah! c’srf m Mia Tkertir” and Mon sieur B. took her hand kindly. “Good this solution at bread till leave the Ing How lightly ta. taotata np u. staircase. It waa like a birds footfall, fee rarest of than. The hair-dresser was astonished. WhaA ‘Mo, rir; hut tha will B&t NUM «• LMtled at hit feet. ait where the liquid fartilber that produced side by side where row » Can sor as St rported Isjcsticjc •Y» moUur Come to have j I Win lo-wlMlo" k’jn.... ■fo-murrow! Sb. «o»W b, too -mk There is always room for a man of force and he makes room fur many. the four crops have well paidjme for the trouble of trying the experiment, and the result has been, thus far, quite as good as though I had applied thirty loads of ma­ nure to the land. The noil waa clayey ; the earth applied was yellow loam. I think' the mixing of soil, as clay upon sand, or sand upon day, will prove of groat benefit where the materials for ms- Can the expense which navigators to the Arctic region incur be called a poli- said the woman, quickly, CLOCXBj him, is be troubled with airs, seeded to clover and timothy grass. I nad a stout growth of straw, but owing to the weevils, the yield was but 15 bush- she hurried KINCBEURY, J. F. EMORY, iDnucrtuji it k-B» £ ki she saw bow eagerly they clutched them. She had never dreamed of poverty like attendant matron. B«sfsansa ss.'ssstt thirty bushels of oats. I again plowed it in the Autumn, going two inches deep­ er than the previous plowing. la the Brilliant conversationalists must nec- my father knows the judge, and he’ll get vou away to-morrow. Good-bye—keep up a good heartand off she ran. She knew her mother to be one of the most charitable of women aqd hastened home tn tall her the story of Marie; but uufortunatelv, ahe had just gone to ride, and would not be back till near dinner­ time. -What can 1 do aha cried t and wrong her hands. “They want coal, and bread, and tea, and so many things ; and I have only ten cents in my pocket." She sat down on the marble step and pondered. All at once Ur eyes brightened, and a beautiful color flushed her face. This waa turned the tame Autumn, to the gasped, and threw down one of the gold to their chins, and the Indies were invet­ go certainly; you are on® »— oped in their fure, and It waa too much you Monsieur’s beet pupils. What is this S»bl. to Oirf itelr poctet Ixtota *"d then, w*e peiitt f" iust to supply a beggars wants. For a moment her lips quivered; then “Go to the soup house," said one at she spoke up quickly. You said once, Is,, more oliurli«h than tbc rest. “The you would give me an eagle for my curls. city provides for such as you. VULCASITB RUBBER BASE, finished, she covered her face withkissea, and said with a broken voice, ‘of such is will do just is well, a ) in this evening. Till rml«nM b-A <telr ortaWta. tetlomd AL00N1! mother, took off her hood. vanished; a i half beside the sui eagle lay in tl----------------------- - —. Murmuring to himself all the tender adjectives in the French language, the gers. she said politely : good hair-dresser immediately hastened “May 1 speak with her!" The judge waa a “Oh, yes: she is not committed yet.” to the court room. Putting her soft, rosy cheek close to friend of his too.and he hoped to eave the Charlotte Cushman and Edwin Booth the purple-cold one, sho whispered very played their leading characters ta Uta earnestly. Marie told her touching story; He asked for a pri­ JfacftclA all last week, ta Philadelphia. and begged she would, by the love she for half an hour. boro for her own mother, find out their vate interview with lhe judge. Aaaora Tamta Burton, a well known loir oom­ humble home, and comfort the distressed as la waa granted, he told Mtn all, Mario • distress, and the generous kindness of the ones. “I will, I will," the stranger replied, little Theresa. ‘Poor tail* I good ohtW P -W Ua Boearnestly ; “and don’t you cry any more morning, dear. AND LADIES’ Sjrirattanl liras. warier to “Did you get some 1” cried the boys, gathering around her, and pulling off her cloak to see if it wore hidden in her apron HASTINGS DRUG from hl> pocket a shining pair. rage to present berself of the coffee-houses sh On High. Prices, at the . J. GRA5T to walk k> far by ihi would become of the respired and perspired gas lhe air of which will tarre �present attacks. Our’informant cow Anns | the arrival of three New Yurfc n-giimshfs ■ Thn -tatejiss tottrestVwi^thltei HASTINOS. movraent of our tftrnp is tallowed, and the present phase of the rejiellbm, render tho Mlnwingtiqa^rapMesi noWstof vgtae there through the city unmolested; says . . With ibis issue closes the fifth year of will nnt ba a solvent merchant in Balti- ON HIGH PRICES! -it ’ ■' ' Although ’-bo«:) >-vi Oft b^ -XJ^^wutisiiig.i^uptobo' U. 8. arsenal in this citv. ' n.4l»rtM(>» nM> Uo entirely withdrawn fn»o> 4ft yet,-by t«. Tiic Banntr office,-huw star, ta not a frtkitbe f,Hr t xix I undn <1 ib liars ; jt > f tesafiaally fell- upon the pnMout propn- ry, and 17 frutn AfmspliRs J0pctiuo: books, we also find, that up tn'the 20th day of Oe'rribeK 185$, we had.patd. ouj >ut Utreo hundred dollar* more itum-we tWK ninnrtrs.und boarded one hand all th? timc-snd two bands part ..f the time for the same .sixteen tuuntha; ar.d4 we H»U owed oO the office six hundred dul term This is tbs maimer in which wc ‘•got rich" out of unr buslneas up to that time. i« ft w-n bh. •“ a»v it* casLul the material was about eight hyn^red 'Xhatc'er of sBoress has auend<J.»»a[ for the-Jart two and-a half {enrr,js^awipg to increased personal exeralihs on our own part, and <»f a few earnest frienA*. to whom we owe a lasting deht'iif grrttintde. enough of.this, we have nlrrndy* stated more than wo de­ signed, and Wftiefor to a filter opptiriu- nity a full statement «>? facts' nnff figures says that iin JNuftl» we*tuni Virainra. there ie but one aontitneirtX absolute;, ferret, unconquerable rtavcrtiistJu tbo cause ot the I’toun, and aa «fetaMa>«s-purpose never to subrpit to any onUnance vf.sccesshm. Party Ibiea Are obliterah-d; hnd Breckinridge, Douglss. Bell kn<!'' tiHfnTfi men ere untied in thrir di-fensr gituntv oo-aunflny, after disnvnat.of Mr ♦lee, ehruWed ttietnselres iiitu a UttHip company. * ' The Cincianati Connariai I earns front a gsntjenjntiTrutn Western Virginia, that tho scenga in iheCoovcBiiou at Ru-btnvud .r. -----------1 -Uibupy, Ihum.ms Mia in their . i through at all bi outside prrsure wu greta rUSE tM,4U«awiCK HpiftaRy dedtettriJi- to whom It may concern. "STe^condneiimpBtqriirilisd. The Svcuqd Kcgimcnt of ibis Sigte is ta»#*Nhi urgnnllefl. I^t B. BicbVd: son, of Pontiac has been appointed Cofo-’ irilf Hr -L. Chipft’iffn.Mf-Detroit;' Lte’iq. diUnri. and A? W. WilBsms. nf*Uh. sing. Major. Of these offieers the 15e'- Irirtt'ArlaerHSer rpcakk M'fuIhlWe: '• : ’ ;tba Third RlMiarUxon Infatry through tho Memcan wa’r,'anci was tWWiimre brtfetteg taf IWngHIhMte Irrmid a brave and accomplished officer, th'remfrttad tteSrtvwrtl RriWiiAml •tolfWil CobiiTrl Chipm.-ih va* fir Borno tlriie OkptataW thb L'W'-’BWfrth: atta.fsl a ss. The Work ef'pts^wtewif *1, Merfath- The Philadelphia taqwiasn iatalewuthdt Q*. Bawuregard, would be ta Kiohnwnd ■enTYteectay. J $. r,r-.-- .! - !.-• or. -. -rerl .e;.;-^ ^Ynrk, April 11 '_ ।A ;trt|er taaiertaHd-frertijty P0- the part «.f its •dJ‘>iftteta£t*0O<tafafcaMr now in tbc publisher, vfe bCTftJfe'if.W^rbfi'^^8, &$tinujib qppesr regularly thoHifigh’ofrk-et and Al).M , jorWilliams has lung been cohurcteA whfi Srtv w7«' 1{ from Washington. to, the Steamer C. E, Hillman, from Si. Louis t«> Nashville, was abauduoed by hey »flierraaud crew uppoaite this place to dm . ■ ■ Nkw G(ilkass, Aprib23. The dreerled steamer waa lx m rdel by ' ”TTie Gnvrtnr’iWreceiwi infimnatlon Capt'Scolt, <>t th.- aintmcr-SwhIIow. who Ihae r.BIXFTrWrAita fre ofitbe *st ta Ixutsytffau April 23. fi-imd «m hoard one thousand-k»-ge of J-lu th/ eorfrdtrare array. ’ pvailrr’ and n lirgv quantity »f other Tbc wtrftmir Mifrehin /te'ttghanff ha* A prlratn diapati contnihand goods. It is sripjaeed tliut Wgh’^nrcYatad Hv tiip Cnhf-drracy. and bnrrwtsd by e (honthe Captain and crew uf thr Hillman drwill anon be fitted out jw'tssr wrnmrr. .erted her through fcwr>-f . the rouse, ' Hdiisthhrapiflte at qiirnvee that uiigbt fulluw if caught by dsy, when he denied. emWIaBtUlhr, Haver de Grace. ApHl24. Ing WinriMktkwW 'wrtV1 tl«lfn', _ Two tbohsatid stand of arm* -liavq ar, tr-H-ps al this point. C .r.mm-«H.'iljl :iB«> Wtd ilwt b. rll'fd frvtn Harper's Ferry. Supplier of New York, April 37. fl.lnlgd Wilt« 6dtbWfinW.it i^Trhb p'lfk. fiour, nrovteiuna, &e., have Imen The ITeratd\xM n dispatch front a «p<*e ' Nuperuus. erizna’s of arm* ini correspondent sent to Fritatcfala. who .New Yohk. Apiil 23. . fM\Y^er nre rrreTtjej—one «T 800 was nut'allowed t*> reach there. He de­ A e.-BtUman from Chnrlrston, Sntur. ,. rived authentic infi»rmation of the om day, says it was ths intention of the ^*fft *'•’fjowder tar Baltunore. Southern - CcafederMy to' maroti. niirih . .ktflhi tents on .the Poturusc. River have been fired by the Virginians, to pre­ There lui» bretr no action, and Ge«u with60,000 to 00.000 men.czpeering fifty vent vessels .from conveying trvopa to Bragg luu intimated hfa Inability to re­ thousand more from Virginia. ' i Wwhtngton. duce Fort Pickrne. His army fa ««iil io . ' Tfew Turk, April 23. Train? on the main stem of the Ohio be demoralized. lie hits rlsn inhmnt.-d Tiie steamer Tank'ee has arrived, and and Baltimuru Road In m Washington reports that she reached Norfolk bn the ran ragOfarly yesterday. sftcniiion .of the 17tb, »»bqn, findiqg a Tlie ,mails between Washington ami moycrden£)^g<»|jte.her,' snu'phtfta "henislf Annapolis have been stopped. Sluite It is believed lh«-y uniter (he “guns XT iho Navy Yard. A fnrpi Richniood are detained b) tho Gyv. tmnrediare ncti.m. cu^ngi|umj)g. yffiw demanded Iiqi-, but ctafnMu The road between Annapolis adjociit. tin- comuurijnnt vt tlu> Yard reluwd. and Wsshifypnu fa guarded by GovernA oHTrSpnhd.i)t pa<sed thmpgh Mot The Yanked'tawed the Cumherland to tnent troops. ginnery on the Dark, was making Ftwjt.MuBJCUC^, The-Pawnee glib arrived active prt-pnmtion* tnqhavk Wawfitugton. LoiitevlHe. April 24. there. . The pork market Is exi'Ited. ' A lead­ He saw troop tn rmttc Kt Richmond — The destruction Norfolk is ctunpkte. The crey-y add niaruws were scot.u* ing merutamt complain* that he atr.uot They received anus and equipments at get pis.vi^nna from Cfpt’,nnii|. ru-r tr!4- Augusta. Wa.«hing'j«h, ., Gvn. Iknnu; «*f Teniuwee, wa«a< Mon’c The -feas purchased two gmphicfli^-,atriH.s expla'mlnp tbo reavm. The Naahvillf.papers o<ma1n the speech gomery mnduding inlngvihcuts d»r sen t ntfr^ftteafl^ra f.^ucrubiets, . o( John B«-ll. yesferdav. arlvoertlng' a Ing tw. th>>us.-<nd di/peradoes in dtizi nx, The stunner. Brbb is al wSesdy Hook «treng military league of all the South­ dr mu to RmIi it|i<yi v> and Wushtfigtoii; Io watching - vessels. A taimber of «>th*r ern Suites, against «'e<’»mnii.n tae. • Mvrvtiy operate In on attack m-ai Wft»h •b-tmenuwill mam cruise <>ff the Sound inglon. •d8a.drB.Hta. • Pmiadelphia. April 25. The Confederate Stairs are In a state* -.'lbwtNiiasiawppi. Boatnc. and Colorado There is a probability of the reopening of anarchy. RndncM is* pnotrarfd. — of travel t<» and fnun Wasbivgturi, dy Tnlnkmg |H-oplv nrr h-ae o> ifideffl. The The Niagara; fewni Japan, hue ari«ed order of Gen. Brett. et-PWadi-lA®. Il is reported that over 2000 Southern Wendell, Ex-Public Printer,.hasnrrivta. tr>w*pa arrived st Norf ilk on Turednv. Richmond, April 23. front,.-Baltmtafss «hd".aaya diet, «|en their destinittlon being kept secret. Win. B. Dobbin, of tbc 53 regiment Every-eijdvaror has lieen used with of Mary laud, arrived here law itight tirnu «»o '“W • t. . . the aut4**rities of Ralriinore tn permit Th*. mHwarhr, o'natituu*d the worst Beliiinure. Hr rvpmeaiU ih-t there air the re-opening nftelegrapbic communica­ fcatentiot . It is *aidg.tbnt Gvu.StfOtlfesh coofidetil tion, but unsuww»JpHy. Six bundled troofM i'rum South Carvlina, rtafr yard.' Bo? propose to tlw Unitrri Sutra guveminml to IwotBur afhrtnrtors balweew the c.mi temliag partita is the prtaerrtdifficuteta. tM'fhfSii'tam. /fio.ptA' hef *’ U'!'W‘ Camo, 111.. April 26. How TgEV Tak*t'.&rctsa((.xjrti»ai8 the . LARGE A5D BEAUTIFUi ta» Q*W ,<»,i w<t Bl Ir-M BaWAW million of dollars and loan it |M,;ndU«« .Philsdelpliiit, pri 27. Senator Mamn ie in thfa>-u\, He river. PkiladeipMa, April 2®. that the city is qwteVMgain; that treopn arc passing from Annapoli* to Worthing, tun without tatenwptinn; that tbmw mule hopeful of p<«ce to-diiy. lars. to the State DRY GOODS! tbc “Dastiow" Ride Gunpani,”a .crowd aasrinblrd in front -f ths b«ii READY-TI IDE CLOTHING* .acrbal Jf the utaii appnwrhrd thecr brentne Miipalimt, and the P.wt.dfiee execution. CROCKB RY, BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. thronged »»«•'• In tbn afternoon the crowd gal her together LAprflk MURIGWGE SALE Default hstinsfawa bbAc u^b, « I al maul Ufa wifais iSrainn of tlutiaaaa Fifteen men have run away from wutcu ua rjturpaxs to mix VERY CHEAP. APPROVED CREDIT. Ibere6.o-b4.el.ejfo be maairte >u MWih e CALI AHL SEE 2 ‘a IMM'HUT. Ajkii ». A reliable grntfatnan just arrived here from M««lif»Utiry. sabk-b . place ta’ Irli ho Yurmfay U.I, ao). ,f)-kfa ..Herrd ta-W to -tart .qtjbg ,2fch -lor Lyn< bTag.- Faw- tang. Ya. There was grmu dmsppuini*H>katota>N the relwte ta aisjMiMMincv «| tta. rewforoenunu of Fu t P,ck.-u*. 1 - >-~T'! .17—.!».»"' .-------- ' • Maur *ar.—Wc Imerjmi fn.m n c itizen LOW P11 ICES’ IS XUE MOTTO 1 J i‘. ME&BILL Mortgage sa lb ' AFWttaMbta W* !PWM*i0>iK.4i4M< m rueraWng.laad in jLrtecting the •i ustztg xnsxs.itrssi nd mwrr of ItunnL'i- Urarmr daiMhe (rfo-rul. xon'ijWjrtih5!- fill up th« "4-h. I" lb-ir ■!• pu-tu officers and mem-will usrry with thftbHl Wlal|te «»f our «-ntire voi»o iatal# of Wtutawi Walrwih. Q* '*« W WK 11IOAK..• l-n*a, Ct t3 Usery ve«rt». w—atom.. And may tte Go«l of ialims p due, Ulhe din, vT itu Notut, du yum T*o bundrvd »nd tittf e'Kfcl Ilvltan. ind Cltr eeaO; Several •>( «®r tusreluuilB are mwwm. < vfiw w«bwi.. I'roUie* »ucb cam made »n«t prerAhsl.-Uit said n>ong*c« •A fafUrA. I.. wll: *t»ir«and wind«i»a,'lbutmoreg'*« AU thjt ixtteiU'ph’recrpir- o.niM, ; kaua* ■■><!deoerthqf Mthvta«t ksffof thr Senilr r «rt«itaWriM8ty>&fa To«n N. Baiter, with his usual rutr among the first on hand wl’h «-nrHt*. wttk A. Sb-uS kaNctjAarx. al ____ -l.iil " I*a— !._■ — a ; ■ ■ . , ’ ! ,■ Caardian’. -ale. don't forget to ^ive him ■ **IL We would call tba aUenlau - p readers, to an advertisement Int beaded ....... “Aiuiboriied Milbar. UurtgafCf. ........ ■■''-aoHT&AOS BALE. T\-rtrxCflr Wkvtig brei-iataett tb« teMHfan IT M^xmeat «fs cr.uun ludeatatr ef Men- ww&."a“K.r:i army drill,! A small aum sea JtalsH the 19lb apv who dcatrea it. “'rev «vi taimnMl. Tbc aWewalk is oow complete .«/k A. Ilolhmok'a new beHd COMMISSION KRS NOI-ICE ■ makra it a'Utlle more safe po tea, ami find that M o.u,pu,, _ 'few Wring biscuit*. which FMicmo.'.:-. ' ta tuMdknt W^tatadtaUfrapfi. 1 rrwuis a «rt?wp v. •- .'• "cu.*™-/ this Csmpawy a Mhed by a ahiqJet w«e<>>. ~»i ... W- m« .-..<t moiltngnfprrwkMsMS utL «e4 Quartci ul the SmuiKlisa Liattt>. taTawoaip Um. M Wen, n> <t>« cwinj of ■ wrhtt. in producing aorpe -f th Manfeeraers Aras foca HJu4rj<y£|iputa»d *, Ttaitwfai. MU'rr No mistake this time! <wt"w> ww^ae'WHz. . Z^rdteww-tak •the d<« ./‘which, a subscr.ptlon ..I). IftU-ai teard t.iday aftonxnta lu th^ dlfeetaur ot lurt MimrOe. iPyHsUaa'wtWfItaly. ;iam and cnffiustesui. »cre cstlinuc pledged. V‘ dyfr*.' esiwuMn, ai-d su thc'tauilir. <f the M.iuu etns taDLEta .VARIETY. IX • wlrfax C.uijty lest oath or fc»w As the time fiw •fn xplte * «>• . nprthnMt, April St. Ogilvie Rt ren Young was arnMhs! las* evHtimr. at the Spencer Hfaisn by flu­ ff. S.' V*,**VI. •«'. ta* ehantr ».f trnpem* fin port ant ooricw|rini1ence was’ toupd’hi hi* nos<es*h>n. II t <•!! be trk-d hy the 0/ 8. Cubrt td-niiirruw. ’ The fi-Dowinb disputed "was received been nri rated •! H-rpcr’a Forry. and carried to RabiuotHl. by ‘ Postmaster Tavior this »«i>n: ’ ’ 1 "Tbr nipttin Ahnap New York, April 28. • •Ifa is now open, and <e aligll dispatch s Advices fpiiti S.vaJ,nail rgjhirt .tf-veral train daily, at J I;?R) . A. M.. and si fine vjrasel* anituig ..phtotcu* ' cont«iii*-.i..n. nill be started dully from Aminpoli* tn wfiich-were ixpi-ctrtl dujtW. ttrcrulra ci.uiu’Kjt *(|h opr fine up, which will ar are pourhmln to i<u« an attack <hi Wn* rnekyrc at ASO I*. M. Th* malls can fiingt»n. All Uni>>uieu are overaw.d. be taken iiv thia'nivte. The survey tag MltotaW IJowMl Cobh, I bn* tended Iroojm and tw<- caution at Pott JWwaVu. m™„. r '«4Fi35 Cersull, below U.-ddinore. ■ ta. If. tat? i rJ.’MB'Ytafa, AjfiklM. . ? reposed Out I,,-.-.,, fir|ftg «» ’ JJ' ’’ 1 HarrfaMrg-. April W. ilfWM IbWtaafl* riw was sto asm one feeling in Baltimore via: b<w*iGiy to be * PWladflphia, that irillFe «f VnH Ph-kres. arid iw'owsf.-ni 4b>MHtb ibe distgnaud day ' .1 • • ••••** •* oil. • ‘M >1* »o VOIIO, 111 Utalig h-fruurlhg opposite aide of the Several Steamers sailed la.t nigha'aad l.rXw^uilb -- ~ iwwwta.. lo-miv twvib 4-...IWL .r-'iiMi ii»r variotw -'tM^th'tMmmamtaeshrrirwd in -Wata«s W*’ fcitdjpi-rfft « the race had it notbeen“tar the authori ties. At it was; ihev drove him ' bJtf-on town, folItaHn^hli team about Hillfe— Journal ■ : r!* u ...w. «iuca cui m tsJ fixtneAJbewH Cwnfrr <be C<amT t*. to me aimctra aud ,i' ese - ArMtiwat of 'New Ytark, April 2<. active service in the’Rfexk-sn’wirJ 1 ej“ ’ visited niir dtty, on $at|irdhy just to. jb arimd nihiYetiug. While fieri. he‘fina<!e li»mselfgiiagpiciiMus by (be pfUTano? nT frsaaunable Mnfimentk* ^miipo'f tfie setts has lioy's were present «u4 VcikJ him, "rm j tUwm iu Issa than fire tninntes a wmipuiv, ;<if (Stem nanAwrfng ovi-s pfi&huiijfred-^Aj ranging in age (tam ten r.o fuirtsep. wir«S r«l UAUWl 6HEWFFS SA LB BniUiiiocr WMnw tint I .« said to give great £it 1____ »*klM«iata fctediW. OF C«impri»>iig a tv uw £«w. ■Own Aysvira WMM A boat- lbt> mkkile of last week h hlS SPRING STOCK Dated, ApritiT.lML ■An nnempt Las-inadV Mrtnday night bv the Qjp-- - Varfmi, Pi( S*®4 *? 3°^ “^P1 Tta Wfe MMOac. It.ta^Ctad thstxbe rumor of the order- arrived at Kiclmmiid this evenum. tivtt BifiTicidhtA|f>rta<Mllivl U* brought to ing4w»y rf L’nteo mm is uutrue. If tfapture Wtair'1Ilarrtshurg. April 27. they keep very quirl they will nut be in < . J fans .sslrbi April M. The forces nt Ilarru-rN Ferry hrlirve terfered with. , v hM*. Mlrsjtaippi, that Gen. Beauregard fa in Ridimond wiih I^nfavdln. April 25. TWijlsib hf 7.000 triMtM, t, A. prbpztahfori'hi-en made bj thb g»>vThe Baniniore and Ohio RuPr.wd fa '• ii . Jb'ttrdoGracc, A|>>*1.23, u.iR. HalM JfiMrernJtanm F«>iok:frufa Balti­ more to.UMiw8tabj4«h^hrab<M W of the Legislature, to e<iaMtafr.q»i4be^ta; edf>ate>a(iCun.in Ration.*.tew-.^t*>f States fiantn Gwnunntoirw.- Meermtac; wtbiTtereeod frw FiFataKg. and other United StMcwveBsatarlsidihotti •wcfiatatwui.-■ ^upqnriatana- qf iaby scuttled and sank by nntarfufifae <h»tari hita«r«4ktrtaTv be •tfluislsrrsd , A*>m Stales goKorntuwiL ChdarA-had-bi-en is­ the necessity of the make »JU pclmpHJ)* IWuowrec I sued fur burning the Navy.Yard »*u Sapir evuf tevjea ’ -*Fbffifi|,.lptaa. Apnies. , day Diglit. T1.'.t.- is teason tv islicy* .. . I, —aIIimI ..,11 that a largo jj«irt3ou «ff iha stuiys,ij Ml the Norfolk Kavy-Y'ard have been bfiuight WlhWBMr.<•» • ' A to this pity,. (Pbibdrfpbi#). ] The affair Willtantaa. 'Jlw drlrota of ’fltripirlfHebtalffiWgs at hmn has be«J^*iellj rqanagta, Ul jjpA'fta less eflcctually. Ont dollar, ctuh in ____ Siiing yr*- were removed front the Aracpal a’- St. Lottis Iasi night, aud takeirtb Springfield m thisStulc. Carta. W, April 3fi. yut of com °'ci tf ju^me.'w* projH«K making *m4 entirw xlsra ' Chicago, April Tinut says Gen. Scott sen! orelera to EflfL Waehiog^ta ly, drelpiy the rebel ImHerJes beiuw Modhi'Vernon at all tau 4r«ls. . ' , *’ ,8t<^ 1 Stack* of fyw/wiU pat for the Banner tar the ♦t'Viirconthue sf$rtMir£ A dtarUtag Kutaor. , A lady who arrived In this rftv YCsfarday morntag from Cbarlrstrm. w hfej City •tae Inft on TYreedar, alites thin the too-taerrtbte retain.« of gfllfirs eflv.ed ta that city when she k-ft there. A hunt two b«drta left fr, th. fafafw. same train with berstaf. and the inhabitant* w.rr preparing to -leave M rapifiy „ powrihlc. Ae tawreettan had br£Ha uhf aniimg the negroes ttpmrthis va'rfta pto-t itl mi in the interior, and they -'weic ImtaFng the hootas arid committing other jfcpL,'. dalions. 8ne resided about three mTu-v from Chattertun. and iftr hurfwnd ta abrent from home in the seteeaiori kiiiiy. He fa the owner <.f a cutten plantat-r end awme two hundred afaiee. TT«ii father is a Captain in the L’nftVJ ’ State, army, and W tor the Ci-wn.—m^rp7,ia luquirtr. ' COMPANY great stampede* of negroes. Raliablv accounts say that whole families are crosstag tatn this Rtata. It is aald that provisions are becoming A report places the total low of slave* scarce at Washington, and the Govern by Man fanrLflltoOiftf txnublre. hagud >ti ‘I inent Is supplying families with the seized 500. Great fean. are entertained by lhe town on Sunday. ^eteSty^pe^-crrtT its cipifinei-InrcbWed 'LU Smw Htertehurg. 81 from Mnsaactousrlta ■ crllanccns 1 simply state, that with the aid of those ■ Jfo.m.—Al fifi'JJr.cli.'l, <3? JtrrV. ; riw (N-irth wk. qiMifwwIi, Bo. .bi>ut 4S bum .l-wnte* fivm Kwu.ii, Mid 24 from New-YnH}. .l>H,t iwih-, rtl|„ «,L;hi •f K..rt M-wiww. ' - m- ■ C*£rj,n<U.-ls <rtm Tl.br. «■». .. 1b. k, B^ri.fiirj nt.n [w.i»nt pfibit'fflvA.nj. •« lb. r>H wBUfimbr.- Llm tbit,!;,,^ Kighlb W cdaesday Marulsr raor0 tlwn B krioT exj- pl-Vta4vn-. ! Irl it suffice, then, if wj r the ' |Iarri*b«||jg, April Sfl. peaks Bar.-about-bO mHew-from Havre taGrsee,89 Mites by 'ta'NWUfify Uli, S0~ll«rn.»rW.4»n««i,„. and Regi«nL ta gening a wiser idea of flje'nfrrtnt news: • ■« “ 'Zi '*■' v* ■ Srrre rfsftwr—aidhe -mouth of the Bwqeebanns, Rfaer. nMr the l-eaft of Ctenapnke Hire, is 62 tell" fW'WU delpliia. At this point-' continual;*' rnBj rttad commsn'wations te interrupted1 by4 ferrv. ’ JgtaAjbwtamwiw. V * : -Naw T.^fc. Apta ftA * ftfti«fjssioN\ER's ^uneg;’, : place your band^te; vir p e taws* tjnet frvwb feb l«-pgre« »i^iHpur wbM «Ul pk.ee Maa. 8. in .a day tHi Wtabtogtotj IMH. April �Scrofula, or king's oyriC?AL FAFXB OF BABSY CWWTT. twulv* thmiaand ■ 1*0 »rn,rf here. Tbr«. 1*^.,^ „ vy*. ~ । a™expected t-i-night. Fural Jfltstclkintons. I t*. i.„, p„, ta - i n r -»i • ° la a eoaadtutiMnl diacnae, a corruption of the; blood, by which Due fluid becowwe x^xied. troops allogrtiier INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY . „ th, t Uiniiw,, Ofc.^ fr^nd kJ. I«l ’ "’J* *f ['"■ WV». “it r~t tudl.rj ................ '^—=4=1=--------- i&TKrtASS a _,ow is ih« 1 ta*e »• bsibaeribe. uud*r lbw gua. ,.f y„rl MaHwfry, A* we are about entering upon our | <»eo. Butlai as ya tb*r* must Im> a mus- WM. H. FRENCH, Bl Mefor, Fa‘l b*‘*wsn ,,CM5 Tbe s,*;^-rnde„. ;;f ,h< .mWSKE’' «uiaMg year. O-r dUZar.coM ta «<- gricted ymterday fi.r taking up rad* saner will pay for the Banner ihr tho en- botweou here and .Waahingtoi). suing year. Send in your'aubacrjpliuna | s_J^» ^Myland ,j4jiS*l*ture b diacusa- H «d‘Zil*,b‘ Iafc?5? T*‘ie* far “*• ",n:i gixih volume, we pn.pow making another .,T ...«***.4-i~to, li.r to, Abuttt thr ti-nidlu •/last week hand- u ADVT^FRXX. Captain ticcuod Ar Ulicry. HARDEES TACTICS. ing tt>* proposal of adj.^tning to Annap. oil*. , Lbay wiU not pass m nrdinaucu of acc®Mi‘Tii. but will anil the State. Baltimore and Washing on quiet. WaKli'uigu-o, April 20. Thu rumor that L-** ■ • ■ erected at the White wnean*- ’■> rendrr efficient *er»lee tn the Verno And devoted to tho Cacss or Msiucal Rs/cbm; to the Di retarox op Mkmcai. JDtowteoos roa TM 1‘asvtJinox or DnrexwrTcirt-io the Rstier or TSO’S Herrxaixo a>> Arrucrsn witm CsaoxtO asi> Vtscuurr Dnasass. To th'send this Intirtnatt is endowed, to cnoWe-tbe sick sad suflenn^ throughout the Rnglhhftumath of our lend to ■void tbo Poiaoxots Deco*. EXTorriOX, and iguo- roetfos/wf U. War QoawU^s. Mr Lreuuuant Colonel W. 1HARDF.F., C I A__ Vol l.-Jtamots or run Soluisu axd Cuspaxt, issTavcTtuxarustUunMUBsM Vol.U.—tfcaooi. or ras Uarraitux. Two Vula. cocnplete. fj.W. “Ma Act to asfuUuA d wsMihm ata4«</ bitciplutt •rti'ilU tetreiufur tUMuUui y GaUciSiw ’■riaCTiux I. That the system of dUcipbuo ami field er erase which is sod shall be ordered to be .oaintry in the presetrt emergency. Al­ ^•rvMl *v ‘bo regular Army of tho UuitetlNtelea The Charleston Vercwry earnestly in tba ddfereul corp, of tufianire, artillery, aud though ll Srotwu against thr advice <d certain rifiamen. Aauaitu to oiarreouty IA< ■•aliaj,. in he ezereire and di’erj lioaof tbe said corps respecAnd unplt ■utbeni J..urnn|« which urge an home Lively, tbniughuui tba United dtetea." ' oiate asMtuk on W».hingten. and its .<• Approved. Washington, May lx, IKo. asm was unbounded. Al tbc sound of cupatiouaa the Capital of the confederate CAVALRY TACDC3. thr fife nnd drum nt the head quartarra of Stat’*’Published by order of tbe War Department— The A'rxtndrin Gnsetfe <nvs that Gen. rirwt 1‘art -eicaooL or tbs Taoorcn; or rue the ‘•Ilsvlingn Rifl* ComprUiy,” a large Lve few ord-rvd tiie.relcwM -\f <;Pn. Hur pLAKMxaxuorvas tSoesoaux UrxxoixTr.o— crowd eateitibkd hi tn»nt of th* building I .Secund fart—Scnoot or sub Twouriia; or tux ney. mIhi w stopped at Harper's Ferry in ’pite ‘rt the train. Ax the tlm* for thr | I'lakxix axbur tub StjCAnsox Mosxtxs. Third on his way t<> Witahittitiiin, and meurbma Part—Evoactloxa or A Hmmmsxt. arrhal of tb« nail appnutrhed the crowd I as a rumor Umt Jvlk Dails ia emir p. bicame impatient, and the P»«b«ffiee w*» j Riclimi>ud this wucN, and that Vnv.prvs blent Btcphvtis has rt-turned to Mongotn thronged f<>r a b-ng time. ZUft wllh oil. of u. LARGEST »i ciun'tis uf ihii tlieihily to duvise wnyr and ipremiato I shall «xl u>«w. 10 stod temuty. >|T Merrill of the rThte * ' ' ■ Mbs*! or ths UaurAsr aan Scxcsl Oaasss. frvA *Mterer eau.a or >>f whslarer nature. Our object will ba to gi’apy u> ‘ba afflicted by eflecUng ia, ’ *'Our*rule n to'ebarge nothing Cor adriee and Frederick, Md., April 28. . - . _J»*«»n, «• Virginis »«« nerrhours sp-n-chi-si inwriiowing with patriot­ nndt-tl last night. Mr Mnwni responded ism and cntbUMiiaui. were continued, al laying, lie wtw behe accidentally.and hic«uld not with propriety s|»reik’of Mart tbc close uf ^hich, a aulrecriptioti was bud p-litiai. btH r«.u!.| *p.nk <Mily -f aUuted. and rtbout six hundred doltara pledged, to dtTiay rvprusen, and support BRY OO0DSHP These modician are prepared io. ocwows lab- ■ under the care of able Chemists, sod are the most reliable known to oasocs, Including all tba recent diseorenes. ' To all addressing by letter, cntalnlog fall sccount of oyjnntucia aM appearances of dUsaaa, batuBT. AYBR'3 Cenpoued Ertraet of Ssnwpsrill*, the mr,«t effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times can devise for thia errey- medicines can be seal by mail or txpreto if do­ med. Ha..d lor snt or more of our works sad' Judge for ysuraefres. Hmee it abcuid be eniploved for the euro of Also puUishad stiba infirmary. Is old these. no: only Scrofula, but alao tho-e other affec­ tions which arise from it, such a* Eavsrira “’ti'ii: rssru puymcias. and Aux Duxasss, Bt. Axthoxx's Ftnfi. J. R. POINSETT. bccretary of War. , Roas, or EamirxtKB. PrarLKi. PvaTrtxs, BtoTcnx*. Btarxaand Butts. Tmsotte, Txttxb McLELLAN DS BAYONET EXER aad Salt Raxtrx. Beats Htan, AtaowonM. OWES. KxxvwATiaM, SirNttmcand MsttcvuiAtUi*THE I.AlULS Manuel of Bayonet Exercises. Prepared for the SAsaa, Daorar. Drarerau, DanatTr, and. And .W Vfc»«»!•«> •! San**S». Indeed. AU. CourkAixTa ami apt o raox Vtruu*e of tba Arnie . f the Vailed Ulate*. Ry A work on lbs causa, symptoms, sod treatment GEuhOL K. McI.ELl.AhD. Inplain First Teg txd on Imfuss Buoi*. 1110 popular belief f all complaints peculiar to the »«x. on marnags, unetu Cai airy. U. b, A. Priuted by order of Ht » towurify «f Oo MW " ie founded ia truth, aduAws ab.irL.oa so* 1«» results, on chi|dreu, the War Depurtuicut. for scrofula is a dernisretlon of the blood, The Mr ills and oa ihe jrorant.mi <g cuqajjl^. particular purpose and virtue of tins SnisspaiHn fhealustild Tilatri.etfObs to thMh oo aebjects rilla ia to purify and regenerate thi* vital fluid, of a prirata nature. Price Si esula without which round health U impossible » TO Gtillraitii Xeilol Isepial**, .oc-aauaated. (osutituuoeta. And Privet* Adviser. Ever shown in this Market, which A book for tbatld ana young. embracing th. are prepared to tri! at a tmfill PatholoMj.Franatfon aadoum uTaJI dueasro oT Unnorv and .-xxmI Organs. ax» a waaxixe voice advance front . CAUBK MOON TOMAk, ’ ’ and dlarhatas fniai ths natc«u. AYVX.jjuaiof BcroAlafwbelher heredna^ wr attertrSiT na SE<b<iit/Tsthfeii3EI’. medical friend, titnrrhrel. tlir-ei«li pw-pi. our pruple raly wi ll such etithu«tMMn, to the defenw nt h.-r libertiu* and b»r flag. This Cmuoauv The Prcnidetit line th following Piochstnutioti : H’Aereus. For rei«»>i>s aret.u •! in tnv I'loeiaiutUfii- f tbo ID h iimUs hlieknde of |»<r-s «-f 3<-ced<U States waa r-stabl*'h is now hill, and will leatr f«r Grand Rapids, to jtan the S«> Michigan Ri-|?ment, ThutMwy mortiing. Cmipitny tbr. iigh; and we h«»p*‘ th"*- ss-izrd. tfiu <vdl**cii«|i of the rrv«-viit- THE GUIDE AND GUARD while *-irciiiinlt ortkrs, have liecn nrrrat rd and tivld as prixiniers. <>r impeded in their 1’iEci.ii du’iew Without dur l* «al pro c»-«m, ny, p<TMitis vlAiining !■• net under tbe initboi ilvsiot* Vircim* and North Carolina Uli rlfkirlil bl-wkudr ol poitw «if ih***r ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Htgited SALE. . tn rccnthing. Ami in pwrtccting the riec<-o. a tbe>svme«t ef lure ; dsietbe jfceni And we v'ouulil lie rem'tea in duty did wi- not aU>> uceorti dm- praise tu ihore till up the ranks hi tt RUTH .**£Z£V»S CONTAIN .KDTtnUUW MT’. sent us when tending for sdefot will be devoted In the alien*w>n the crowd gathered at SALE. ' t ta lbe ccjadiuoa at Edntan ofMortgaca ,i;.«WwXc destructive diaeaare of the liver, I------ _----•ad, indeed, of all the organs arise from « ars sggrxrated by the tame cause. One quarter of all our people ere scrofulous; their perrons are invaded by tlds lurking in­ fection, and their brwlth is undermined by U. To elcMue it from the »p*cm we must renovate ths blood hr as slwratlve tuedlHne, and invigorste It ‘by healthy food and ueniM. •«ch • toedkino we supply ta A Mt-xincktrr ; SuMdcinrn-'ic.—A.T. Stcwamt. the Xe« York mm-h -tit nrhi.-r, h.ix Leaded a aiil>»-npli n *’ lor the d< ti It•f thr Unitwi.’’ with Blo.OOO. <lilv r*-*p>iidvd U> .^i . _____ L. I...,*. ^jstiiigs' yricr tfnrrnit pproeed. U. M. CONRAD. It JONES. Adjulsnt Oenera). rt w rka forwarded by niall.free ! 1 OLrt uf the U< tied States. * b.-publi»licl pri-e. Kcmiitai.ee* gold dollars sad postage stamp*. is&i’w.r T’-fi twwn' , ■ It msec* alUho H dm bogs, end the tatiout Tricks to entice U a sick and well. It lUusttstrs bo i>1bm ol the Quacks sad Rogues to dupe shore «ne. it guides the unwary throueh Ufr. aud »l.uws up eterv swindle of tbo age. Il show* bow si I kinds -it Food. Medicine*, Uquore. and Goods are mlulierated. widths meats uf tilting • the fiaudd. PrieefihddnW. ' I HE HiH SEHOl.D AND FARM. Plwntatiou and Shops. For ereryFamlly. bating o*er a ItOo receipts •u Cooking. Dyeing. Fresereing. Llraaiog. be.. WINFIELD SGUTT. and there is no disease of ths Stomach sad Bowtls NEW YORK COSTS. JB.QOOIfYEARA Co. BGwkseUers, Publisher*, JU»d Ntgtraps'S, Nos. -gZ spd ;1 aurtb y'uurtli Strrel. Philadelphia. TO COXSUMITIVES Ar.d IIkik .C DYSFEFFIA. otllcers and men, will NkllVUQB DEBILITY. UK.‘hT Disk.UtK, the brat wislios uf . -r Aud niBt thi G'wl *1 Notion* pn siTtt- then extraordinary and immediate power of ree ZlloWisifasesMe<*e.tba duMbaain* wrtoty uf uusnan ruaeoaasLn widchLbe ■ it VEGETABl^'UrBMKBUUU in mxipcsd h jmrt of thrir spring stork lirw <m4. of gwwht; nisi wr should judge* by the h^'"1 reiriiL pmfufu: application of water, t*» pure Old btohfoy Hie, rariad W tbe aute and acrid kind; FUaTVI ENCT. !«• or Arawnsof » Atoyes and window*, that more goods nwy ' fcipie itagark>e t-xpcclrd »mn. N. Ulilet, with h'a uiwaj rDtorprlse. ia guods. Duo't fail U> rrad his new '”•••■ Brea wax. » ...J...................................... Ease, Dtr Cm.. . .............. Hsy.itoarshj psr too........ .................... •* :taort.' •• ......... fid W ffl Sbiagles. per M.....^..................................... Corrected. April St. 1MI ad- SPECIAL NOTICES- vertisetuuni gud when yiwj finine U> p>vn pre paring and n»mg the same Also rule* on Diet. IMliing, Vmulaiion. aud- Ksreeise for tbc Siek. they will find three remedies. • «>rw cure tot Coo«iKipti<>n. and ell diseaws »f the Tn so at axn I .race, Faves axd.Aoos, CuxsnrATtOW. Heixr HiacAXs. OTarsraiA, Nssvooe Dksiutt. end Fs HALS tkmrtAtxre, end be hopes every one sfflio ted will tend fiir copv. aa it will cost SiXhiug. sod those ebould apply before ii ia too tale. Three PrescriMiena are n.ed by tbe mort etpincM I’hyaieisos or l.ondon. Parte, and New Yurts. These wishing them will pleas* add res* KEV DR. CU tMBKRI.ATN, decfiOy-spe Will I am* burgh, New York. decSOy-spo We w**ult| call lb» otienXMA wf our to a regular circulauoa, through the preweoe of aTrirfc'ti>Airt1 Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co. Wx will mail rxxx. to any one applying for it, THE JOVBNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. jacked gnd sent to It is a large and beautiful paper, and contains the most velusble in formal is u on Spermatorbes. or Seminal Wolnrss. The reuse. TANNERY! T Taring run-based the sanre interest ot 0. N. 1’1 Roltwrod, >a all the goods aod demand* ot Bellwood end Great, the bwdnreaof tbs late firn di "'m’.u.uddis’u. The subscriber baring lea«d thalLutiegs Tatnery for a lean of years, is now prepared to >iUe.*r*ta-f«H>h. . full ezplsnation nf the origin of Syphilis, tbe “c'L; ui prevention and cure. On Coosumptiou. that fearful dl-casA Tan Hides on Shares, On tbe Liver. Heart. Sv msch and Skin. Oa Fetnala Uomplaiata or otherwise, a« cn»Uuuare »sr desire. White ud yellow OAK BARK taken In exchange well fur every |>«*n><>r> liable p> lie called upon ns a ajld’-ir in bin reniwy’w def*ni*e, U> lie posted, in regard to ll»* tactie* of army drill. A »ina1t aosiab Lsso?i.*«ai» uim sent U» J. B. Lippincott 61 O»., will pbtre the ntraiwM Oo Dlct.'EierolrtsUii! XWWWT How the Physician should be. i How to 1‘rajeut Pregaaoev. This “oSroiriho'd^be is *.t.« bead's of every olitauiitig thia know ledge bi <h* b*ad« “f **X Retsxu., M. D.. A. M.. Chief Phraieisa. 8. ImproteotejBl. 8. Miisbu. Surgeon. Hie Nilewiilk is tjnw completed in front 'rf I. A. Ilolhrrwik'a new Imildinr. uh*h miV. h . Ilnl. m... ««, l>n».«»4-re fco 1U,2> ."I"'!”1"!iKCPKrSJ.S’ShstTSE! has surerehrd by a ahnple turn •<*£ thr Wrr«t in producing some i»f those acr«»fii lookinfr hificuita. which gm your «"pceial averaionuind gw y«n wjtb-a fiiwill- tOFMICinOAK Ihmisl* Dr. J- New Arrangement io oc inraiuauie, auw ““V" •••••# ---­ try his remedy, as it will cost tbrtu nothing, and I fifker or tw-nty minute* after the ^yrwp ta ad­ A Word JO HubbaMNL— When you gv n»ui«t«red. It not o*l* reli*»*s the child f^m < . .. . * uW. hnt tavtaorates th* siuosaetl s**d bowele.eor- Ung a«I0-1y WiHUm-burgh. King* count*. New Tort:. J -P. Huberts and Co.sod by druggists generally st the Store of F. BOWER. BOOTS dfc SHOES? bis Irada, wugld aolfoit a portion at the p**bhe pat- PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY- . ^OUBTOM WORK ■«>l»a Im. u.» tii.Tmu IS.! Crayon Amlin-type; Vignctto Ambrtt-:j type; Mvl^iii^>tjj>e L.B£>>err<jtyne; L ept eosstautlt oa bsud, aud all kinds MADE JO ORDER. . ; . Don’t forget the pises, rar .nnd rncognTZe lie M’Uptive c<winte- RQWERS HARDWARE STORE. Mirror Ambrotype; Ncilograpbiq < , ■ AW , rh Uiu-oaaif.issue t4d nn«MiH«*. «*•*’-< g«» ••ff Prices Regulated to suit the time*... -eall Ambrotype; Imperial Am- :ipts» ynr of thowf pnrX<’Xy‘n'A ’A CT8r • brtitypr; Double trhlrh irftfffy< niirtr« y>n »n p«r . ticularlv •Trigrwald.-; lot*. julh« «-mtra. 1 >. wks ■wgWffiF*.''' plarei your .ban'3, iij y;vir pi r^r{,4»'3 m- Jaow Pressure System tjnrl fnjni ljb> b-pg roiifii'i.nujii the dunr whieh shall place Mrs. S. in. |M*eewu* SUPERFINE FIXTR for 20 shiliingajoe cwt of • pMkwtt* nt Db I.ANa’fi CmBwr*L , ..th.wbwb Jwswcfo-t >»«4»rfert. fiuerra [u.trv- ie. lit nMiwig biartiit. ' Majtafactiirrd. and =’ wh-lctid* “blf _ U. ... '*'■ tcited, and ncvvr failjpif pasrxMivx. HASTINGS Notice! readers, b> an ndvertiawnicnt in Itos paper, headed •‘Aillburixed Military Bo****.** general aymptOtnsof Dyjnepais, will vanuVas a natural cosweueuce of its cure. CM I lFWi Mr ■fiyt otoamiM 8HEI.I JID JCOMN Ut OATS for • POTATO* for - J'-Irport. 4 C*'*S4-»|— i.,0 Sir —t« «l rrtSlf Lt moMofU, dealm. BXxbuU per bushel.. 20 «0 “ »« Alsmyw on Dnud at . • .“. - ’ *Sa^ j ». eAuj’.'U^, N3jhtyejHiidSe.*tiy.Mi ?' ;!L‘“ . p.CitiFLrrs. (nr »•!• ; B. De _ ____ Land & ,Cp-. '■ Jf. ’ V. 6.1-s “■'."I;',;-.; Walk Tp, HasYlags, Doc. - -J - - • reifiv to petform oil labors el as GRAVING. msra-crrrore rSSUB" , I a 'SSUUMTMOOiD. . It swhownre. wrs HswiiP �UNION, N. BAILEY CURE NervousHeadache BUY YOUR GOODS LARGE AKD BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. The (eosine have ffv* signatures of Usury CwDruggists aad al! other Derirre In Med­ Come and See 11 WE HVAJC JOST RECEIVED PRICE 25 CENTS. CEPHALIC PULS, They aay—“Ah I you are not tied at home. How delightful always to be at liberty to go to concerts, lectures, and parties: do confinement for you. But I want confinement; 1 want to Rs ten to tbe school bell mornings; to give the teat hasty wash and brush, and then to watch from the window, nimble feet bounding to school. I want frequent rente to mend, and replace lost buttons ; I want to obliterate mud stains, fruit stains and paint of all colors; I want to . be sitting by a little crib of evenings,, when weary litllg fret are at rest, and prattling voices are hushed, that mothers may sing tbeir lullabya, and tell over the oft repeated stories. They don’t know ’ ' ms then, those Brothers. I time things were confine- DRESS GOODS Coopriwa *11 tbe latest styles of SILKS, Challiaa, brilliants, livti, Bcregre, FRENCH MUSLINS, and all other kinds that can be nam­ ed, many of which an grreUy .nperiar ia quality and beauty U anything heretofore offered In this HEADACHE BY PRINTS THE U fcuml binueir In th. .PmbYUMM Be had black eye^ with long babw, red cheeks, and hair almost black and al­ most curly. He wore a crimson plaid jacket, with full trowaera buttoned on.— Had a habit of whistling and liked to ask question a Was accompanif ed’ “ with “k ‘a small black dog. It is s Jong; while now since he disappeared. I haire a very pleaant bouae and mwb company. My gneste say, “Ah, H is nleaaant here I— Xvnything baa much oi an orderly, and i put*way appnrance—nothing abaut un­ der foot, do dirt.” But my eyes are acting for tbe sightof whitliings and cut paper upon the floor, of tumble down card houses; of wooden sheep end cauls; of pop guns, bows and arrows, whips, toys, go-carte, blocks and trumpery. 1 want to soe boats n rigging and kites a making. 1 want to sea crumbs on the carpet, and paste spilt on tbe kitchen table. I want to ace the chairs nd tobies turned tbe wrong way about; 1 want to see canny making and corn pop ping; and to find jade knives nd fish hooks among my muslin; these things used to fret me once. They say—“An ! you have leisure—nothing to disturb vou; what heaps of sowing you have time tor.’’ But 1 long to be asked for a bit of string or an old paper; for a cent to buy a alate pencil or pea nute. 1 want to b” coaxed for a piece of now cloth for jibs or mainsails, and then hem the same; I want to make Rule flags, and-bags to hold marbles ; 1 want to be followed by little feet all over the bouse; leased for a bit ot clough for a Rule cake, or to bake a nie in a saucer. Yet these thing used to Sms. ' ' A hex will basest by mad prepaid as receipt SPALDING’g A Tunmm Mmm.—A ™ trad ralgr.ua front u .** brewing up •«* mW jw«A Al lw«U> SisttUanj. S4VB TBE CORD, SPEEDY AND BURE CURE IB WUBDf THEIB REACH. church, whuru h. n. m»king prop*"-— Th. pruchor, In dirara, ol. to raw ot Mu elder.: “WbM «h»ll « do with hirat “O." replied U» eUjr. ‘I tan U.» prurlng thw Lord u> Mod him to trail." "O. bn.lUr, wUt do J»u mwof"“M««n wUllu; ; I hop. U will nl to hull; U would do pood there; ha would break up tbe eetabliabmcnt in CLOTHS. STRIPES, Loonui—A down cut teltor locirall, n»dg.-. bi. <Mloq«M .ul-cri ben: “We don’t want money despe­ rately bad, bnt our creditors do; aad no doubt they owe you. If you pay us, we’ll pay them, aad" they’ll pay you.— Them’s our sentiments exactly. DIAPER, TOWELING, and all kinds of domestic goods; BROAD also C L O T H S, plain and fancy CAS81MERES, Line. Drillings, Dan ims, F. A M. Casaimeros, TWEEDS, and every kind of GOODS for Men and Boys’ Clothing which we ofler at EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. Our asaortmer.t af DOOTS A SHOES of all varieties, Lsdiaa Gaiterv, Oante Gaitero, Oxford BOOT8 & 8E©3», 1 wish tob to send me one Bwre hex ef ytror Cephalie fills, ZAare rreoreris preri Akm/t *"*■ IJLRY ’AmTbTO&IIOPSR. Bpraos Creek. Unriogtoa Co., P., | Jaauary lb, fo, 1ML a.c.a>Auura. to: Yau will please rend mo two boxes of your CeptebcPilto. Baad them immediately. CAN’T BE BEAT. GROCERIES P. fl.-/kernused smAw ofjour PiUaaodJM HARD-WARE! Ih fast /du z Aarr veer tnad. A. 8T0YKR P. M. Belk Vernon, Wyandotte Co.. 0. Bereriy, Mau, Dee. U, I860. AND L WILXI3. BsyMUsbar^. FrmAlht St0*! T C. Sraxtu.rrT ' Xa.4d0sdar8L,M.T. DsaaBu: i—4 !•* tT* <*»■) *f. We think we have as good Youg Hysen, Im­ perial and Black Teas, as were evsr efferod in this Msrkrt. Also aft kinds o! Brown and White Began, Syrup, Molasses, Flab, Use, Cofto, oboeBlate, Pure Soda and SataratBS, B UKXIXG DRY GOODS! Stacks of V11Y CHEAP We have fornteg tools of all Mads, and STACKS OF CBOCKEBT, Wbtoh wo offer ia eetia or oihorwi** al TBBT LtW riBVBBI. BBTA ataflto beetle at «F A LDlJttHJPMTA>-f> SLOT wtfaaro toa timse Ito cost asauaLy. jgf SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! ° bays TO BEGULATE TEE BOWTU patient I omild be. How much .1 could bear and bow little would I fret and scold! 1 can never i___ '_________ L . there are still many mothers who haven’t lost their little boy. I wonder if they are living tbeir beat days; that now ia the time to enjoy their children I I think if I bad been more to my little bor, 1 might be more to my grown ftp one. woman with a haxel eye never donee from her husband, never chats scandal, oacrlfiocs her husband’s comforts to her own, never finds fault, never talks too much or too little, always is an entertaining, intel­ ligent, agreeable and lovely creature.— We never knew, says n brother editor, but one uninteresting and unatniable wo­ man with a haxel eyMnd she had a noee which looked, aa tho Yankee oays, like the little tod of nothing, whittled down to a point A gray eye is tbe sign of shrewdness and talent: great thinkers and captains have It In women It iodicates a better head than heart. The dark bawl eye fo noble in significance, as fo its beauty. Tbe blue eye Is admlrsblKbnt before. faki gj*. uka rnracsi ’ Call CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, Some men who pretend to back tbeir friends, back them' as they would their Also, Two Dwelling Housea, la lbs township of Yukc* Springs; horse, tall foremost. Wbu. FuruasB aad Wmx Locates, Woman has found her true “sphere’ at last: it is about twenty -seven fie round, made of hoops. In the VHlage of HostingD. Titles to all of these, Humspvtaxlb, and Terms Easy. I don’t cart \f you nrrtr pay fo KUP L’P Tilt l^TCREST. PROF. WOOD D. €. H1WLET. aovU Hastings. Nov. 14, IMft. " ■ ■ ZUW 0^.-B.Lp'Qft^ENOVAfpn? GIN D MOTT'S THIS DELfCtOOT TONIC STIMUJjlXT, -TUtPECIALLY oro.gned for Che um ofthv AMJD MB Av./vnmi *ad th* banag *ap«rcedrd tbe ■o-c»!l««l ••GIbBj" "Abomalic," "Cordi- doreed by ell tbe premium t physician.. rteminU aud cvnuotaMira, aspuaenaing all al those uteri* ■ at medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic- which belong loan Old a»d Pare Gin. put up in quartbnlUM aud sold by all dreggiita, grocers. Groceries! ! SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE! . FULL AND COMPLETE. wiwv<|u<»»t imaamc<v. injure Such a renivd; baa A. M. BIXINGCIt A CO.. * •I jc>K been felt to be a dtmderatom in- the medical (Kstsb'.Ubed in ITTfl.) Bole IVopnetora. world, both by thoar tlwrouchly skilled in tnedicxl Ko. IS liroed street, N. Y. BVIcnce and also by all wboirave antlered from de­ bility; for it ureda no medical aktll <* krowtedrFor Sale by D. B. BARNES A CO., Ko. 1» Park a«»ti to see that debility IbHowa all attacks of dire •eae, and lays the •lugi'wd^J ayatem oiwn to the attaekaormwr of tbe matt dat.eeroua ilia to which poor bumanityda eooatuiilr liable, m>eh for exam­ He stoutly declares ho is my boy, and ple, m tbe foHowing: cuuanmptiun, bronchitis, in dlfieititai. driprpaia. ><h» of appetite, faiutnre., says he will prove It He brings me a nervous imtabllitr. neuralgia, palpitation of the small white pair of browsers, with gray heart, melancholy, h tpexAondria. night sweats, stripes st the side, and asked me if I languor, giddiness, and all that claw of casca. »o frariallylais! obIcm sticndej tp in tuac, called didn’t make them tor him when ho joined touoaU IFasAoMe uaJ SrrrfwUrUuo. Aho liver de­ ths bey’s militia. He says he is the very rangemenu or torpidity, u>d liver ooinplslnw, dis­ Is now receiving from Nww York and Boston, his fall stock of boy, too, that made tbe bonfire near the eases of the kidneys, scalding or lucoounence of tho unoa, or any derangrrerots of tbe urinarr orbarn, so that we came very near having gses, pain tn the back, aideaad between the shoul­ a fire in earnest He brings hla little der. cough, emaelaiiun. dttUcnily of breathing, boat to show tiro red stripes on the sail, j and indeed we might enumerate many m»rv still, I the "ebUHy” SGtySffi-ud fever, but pre­ (It was tho end of the piece,) ami the I Consisting in part of same on tbe stem—“Lucy I-aw”—a girl | rente all attacks arising from mixsiuatie influence | and cures lb. di«a« at once, >1 alroudv attacked New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, of our neighborhood-who because of her • And as it mrudirecth cod persistently on tbe bilCrushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ curls and pretty round face, was tho oho I •r»'“tog ibe liter te acUo,;. proofing at! the rao £>ror.u or ra7 1UU. boy. Hw ood. ।i in fact„ „„ „ axmytious and, secretions of tbe sya- gars. I tern. H will infalTibly prevent aay deteieriom eon M"loaves and Syrup, were long since cut off, nnd she has grown I ------se-iurorea fuiioving upon eburj ----------- dxajre of. climate aud Green and Black leaa. to be a tall, handsome girl. How the red wau-r, k bence ---------all ” --------------traveler* should bars a boUle with tbcm, and all should tekr . teaapTrnfal at Rio, Ccvktn, and Java Cole, comes te his face when he shows me the least before rtiing, aa it promt, costiv.neaa, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, name Co the boat Oh I I see it'all as strengthens the d.gwUro organa, tt should U ia the bands of all pet.es. of s^ctery Irob-te, atn nlaiu as if it were written in a book.— dents, ministers, literary men. and si! ladies not My little one ia lost, and my big one aeeustemrd to much out-door eterciu- should aJSoaps, Salentus, Cassia, Pepper and soon will be. Oh ! if he were a little tired pleasant, aud effcwnl rctaedv Main-I tkae Spice. boy in a long white night gnwu, lying in able, >11. rvb them of th..r bem.lv. ter'heautrZT ,totk °r b« a little crib, with mo sitting by, bolding not exist wttbout health, and health cannot elMj 10 “"/ir 2?. base fullaud complete usmtmratat Tten his hand in mine, pushing his curia back wh’,’* ,^*Z^°r*,’,!TtKnUrl,Uo* tbe Cordial ia a perfect Mother's relief.from his forehead, watching his eyelids again, Taken s mouth or two before the final trial she will Dmp, PalnU, OUi, Burning Flu­ droop and listening to his deep breathing. pass the dreadful period u.th-wrfret ru. .nd id, and Oarnphmpe safirtr. Zlarv ia as aaiataAr aAr.ee ex— If I had only a little boy again how Major Noah says that a haxlo eye inapirc at fint a Platomteaeotiment,which grad­ ually but surely expands into iove.aa sure­ ly founded aa the rock of Gibraltar. A FLUID Pay At but, life is sot very long. A few more smiles, a few more tears, much pain, sunshine and song, doudn and dark­ ness, hasty greetings, abrupt farewells— then our little play will close, and injured and injurer will pass away. It is not worth while to hate each other. A manly figure stands Wore me now. He is taller than 1, has thick, bllck whis­ kers, and wean a frock coat, bosomed shirt and cravat He has just come from college. He brings Latin and Greek in his countenance, and buate of old phi­ losophers for tho siting room. He calls me mother but I am unwilling to own TABLE SOOTHING SYHUP For. CJalMrc* Tecthiag. ’ Ito asSask fcrsuythlag bet Ready six weeks.” Wa have piles of S H E E T I N G S, SHIRTINGS, "NO HOW.’ PILLS IRON. Tb» •xpefivore of thnaMod. du.’v prarr> tUl »o preparation of Iron can br compared vilh itItopsntiM of ftr blood. drproa*faB of vital mrgy. pala and othorviM ricklv coaplcxioaa tad! cate tta Bocvaaity ia almoai avay caacnrabte I hoc liana iu all maladies tn vbich it bad bm tried. Il bai provad absolutely csretire ia tsdrf tbe foltowtog complaints, vis: la Debility, Nervona Affections, Ema­ ciation, Drspepsin, Constipation, Dian- Mianaenstrutloa, Whites?Chjore.ts, Liv­ er CosspinlaLs, Chronic HsadacbM, Rheoxnauam, latcnalttent revere, *c. In caaes of General Debility, wbstbsr tbs re­ sult of acate dtseaae, or cf tbe eon Un ntd dusiantion of nevvons and mncnlar energy from chron­ ic eemphrinta, one trial of Hila ro«Ioralirc hu Kerosine Oil and Lainpt! Ever offered fo Battk C^Dek; all of which will l>e sold at pncea that cannot foil to suit purcluuart. Particular attention paid to filling or­ der* from Hasting* and vicinity, and satisfaction guaranteed in c —The bigbeat market -- --------- ------- - — ..... n.... vww a . ■,u MUI UULU loo late to arrest tbe fatal falL Hat tbo mother Is always vigilant, and to voo we appeal, for we are sure yonr nrvrr fxjling aff^Hou wUl unerringly ■mint you to Prof WaaT. Rsstoretirs Cardial and Blood Rcuevttor u lb. remedy whlehahould be pMdtr P^Si— T always on hand In time of Mod. O. J. WOOD. ISA A C C. KOTT, Proprietor, 4(4 Broadway, Now-York, and 111 Hartal Street. St. Uui»,Tilo. Sold by all rood J.ff.nn> BL, I dMn Bui of B.1U. Ctw* Hou. draggixte. Pries Oh Dollar per botlte. fobljyl 1U.U. Cra.k, b-nt,lHC.___________ Wrtl-tf tar TBX bbxxvactos or ms ata. OH TBK GREAT HEALED OF MAXKIXD I I £)O YOU WANT WWBUBai DO YOU WANT WHBKERSt Berridt'i IHtir r»itU Mlht HIS W110LI would mwi SICK PEOPLE, THINK DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE t' B. ■- COOH, DO YOU WANT A MUSTACDEI ATTEB WHICH,.ACT 1 BELLnsWAWI CELEBRATED smruuLTiNo ongueht, *k»c Withers aud Hair. to IntammtUM Fevers It mu« nereasarflybe a great remedy and eaerettio rmtoraurr. .nJ iu progress In the new MtUemeaUof lbs We.t, will probably be sue oThtgh renown and BtefalnmaKo remedy baa ever been discovered la the whole history of tatdteimt, which exert, red prompt, benprr, tmrtoraltr* effreu.OudMettfto, eomatotofifoatofou. rapid scqsisiOf streurth. with aau»ua! di»po.lt;=3 for •earn sad cheerful exoreiae, immediately LH»w •eivbratad »nd world-renowned xrtidk. tbe stimclatul mgcekt by Dw a P. BmxxMaxM. ax rem^nt pbyainsD of Ixadoa, and ii warranted to brine outathiek ae<«f -1 WI11SKEKS OB A MUSTACHE NEW ARRANGEMENT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ EAHHft SALOON!! ★ Mail* AU. aotrw. amm at The ssheerfber to sw prepared laNreuk W.M — — ..__ 2__ > _u i___ ptflhctam only to kspsfo "ben � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-05-08.pdf 03af32d9672ad69b75d197ec5f7501b2 PDF Text Text ____ 111 wwrawras ftc ^qnblitn Jintt,. Crnns of Xibrrtisnig REPUBLICAN BANNER. Yrariy adrtrtixCT wiU b« o'-iowed HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAT 8. 1861. WAR! ijjstbtgs’ Quinos Dirtrtrj. Wonder what kiad of a mouth aha’a got! Ic must be deli ‘ if fa C|iut Jottrji. veil!’ But “1 On High Prices, at the R. J. GRANT, curiosity alxuit the mouth of the blue eyed damsel remained uagralilkxk “Thank you, sir," was the soft reply, coming from behind lira veil, a* Mr. Edge rapturously reflected—“like an angel trem Ixhind the gloom of a dark cloud.” And liis heart gave n fond throb ns the pretty shoulder* touched his own shaggy HASTINGS NORMAN DRUG BAILEY, STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, . FILERS' BAILEY A BAKER, a new and most complete assortment <of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, <tfcoicc rfCBlmiral*, Paint*, Oils, Cm pbeae, Burning Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi MARON ALLEN, ealer in groceries, D pwisisns, Sara. Abb, butter. Urti, ports, sod gr* jy FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL rURr<ME8.0NI.YjE; D. C. HAWLEY Public. GROCERIES! ROBERTS A STRIKER, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; ‘■Bewsr's Block.'" llMtfags, Mich. dJDdEU’T 'J'XByDlSnKB'5 Aid C«*kiag Extracts, ro* WILLIAM BtBGHER, HYSICIAN AND SURGEON- Will pcact.c. Medicine in Hasting* and nattily. MOST POPULAR the consequence that your talk would lead us U> believe. The world hasn't declared war against you. You are like Ue would linger for a moment upon the surface, nnd even that vanishes unnoticctl. The heart fa foil t»f hope and ambition, but ia not missed -when* it ceases to beaL One such tut you would not a ripple. •J Tax Amt. will artfcrt to »»• coHrcurai .leMsxndsH ether business pertaining to bisoflies. ! Ilnw wxild it look?” Mr*. mjH-r—f t she had one. though eri often make a parade of tls« ll was fairly rmi-wd. ‘You are so nrglwt fol of tlmra1 little attentions y<m u»wl t<> pay mo once—ynever walk with me. ■ I _______ 1_ ..— IL. I.I.-4 n‘tr I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY and Coon*dor Bl I CHEAT, TDZB CASH JOHN BOBERTH, '“Well, a fellow can’t be forever wait­ ing iwi the women, can Ire!” growled Mr. (IITSICTAN and Sareron. Dwelling i liuBEKTS A STRIKER I„ If. STEWART, X Edge. You could lie polite enough to Miss Watson Inst night, when y«Hl never th ought t<> ask mo if I wanted anything, though ynd knew perfectly well that I had a headache. 1 don't believe that you care for inc as much ax you used tn!” And Mrs. Edge b»kcd extremely pretty । .... . «------- ■.—*«•_ • stammered Ik-; •this can’t be your bouse.' But it was t.x» late—she was already in the brilliantly lighted hall, ami lurning round, threw off her dripping habiliment*, and made him a courtesy. Vciy .mweb ubDgud u» you ft»r yom polileneaa, air.’ •Why. it’s n»tf.vijtP gasped Edge. •And' happy to see that you hadn’t for­ gotten all your gallantry towards tlio Indies,' pursued the merciless puss, her । blue wyes—they were pretty—all in a -lance with suppressed roguery. Edge looked from the Ceiling to the floor in tiie vain search of a loop hole of retreat! but the search was unavailing. "•AVril.’ s*id he, in the mutt sheepish Jl nll.Umes^ ita the first lime 1 was ever polite to a woman in the cars, and bang ‘Pshaw !" *ai«f her husband, peevish- tne if it aban't be the Inst.’ •You see sai<l the ecatatic little Indy, *1 “Now don't be silly, Maria !” “And in lite stage. Yesterday, you was somewhat belated—didn't expect to never nxaco nskol men me if I। wan warm enough. or be delayed so lung, and hadn't any idea I — — ------never .. ............................. hMU., n~<~,. MrnHr : P'“ mr ,’h'k Ur- should meet with so much attention in the H. AK I Bfovn vrn* so anectionate to Ins wife.— cars, and from my own busband too.— Gmxlnesa gracious, how Aunt Prbcilla —---------- —---------------------------------------------------- It wa* mortifying enough, Henry—it was '' would >iod«rf.” "wo* enjoy '■‘•r'j the •• juke !’ -. k|MJw lhat <Of_eB wcre ,uc|, 1 - you tell that old harpy,’ said Edge •If 1 j, ‘I shall never hear the end I fools,” aaid Mr. Edge, sternly,** he drew in desperation, J. M. NEVINS S I H. C. PR1NDLE, BDGE OF PROBATE. Notary SPRING TRADE, DAS1KL rruntKB, , W5tr CL»». Rjblk. 0 —^ 1861. OLIVE* E. EVERTS, 3 or at hu rssidenoo, near Use Jan. T PH1LUP0, Uxasa Hatun and Jailor. AT NEW YORK PRICES* 8. n. COOK, SHAKER HOODS, SHAKER HOODS, ______ ,______________ ________ -L BY THE CASE OR DOXEN. H. N. SHELDON. OUNTY TREASURER. Office fa lb« Crairt Bosra. C , , 8. A. FULLER A- CO., la Joy’s N»« Btook. 1S2 Jefferdos Aveora. DetroB- __ .<#**!*V, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Comwetor 1 Uw, Solicitor sad Ceaasefor tn C haner sad Notary Public, will promptly st load to • boxineM setrusted to bis esre, in *n HARMON SMITH, CIRCUIT COURT COM. Coenavllar A Soliaitor Wfrra *•••»•< A<—Ire 1 on bis overermt to escape the tomjMrt whch ' of it.’ ‘Very said Maria, provok■apidly imf ending. "Am i inc । *v — probably,' ---u ^rt^vf a rann’tn make a ninny of myself ^Now look here, darling,’ raid Mr. Edge doing tho polite. t»» any female creature ! Did you ever know me to be conscious coaxingly,‘you won’t say anything, will whether a woman had a shawl on, or a you 1 A fellow don’t want to be laughed al by all the world ! I say, Marfa, you swallow tailed coat!” Marla eclipsed the blue eyes behind a little blue poeket handkerchief, and Henry the naviwe, banged tlrn door brad enough to give Betty ia the kitebvu a nervous “lUmlns ngO"! 1 *• '“'"•7 .1" . »e<.nd <klap«. Mid Mr. Edr. W bhnwir d»* •• b. n> M. S< fcrt rfWdq.iH.ln th. smith west corner of a car at the City Hall. “Go abend, conductor, oan’t you ! rinc u> city if too will only keep quiet—you shall or. my honor.’ The terms wcrusatistactory, and Mana capitulated—who wouldn’t And that is the way »hc gut tbrae splendid furs Uiat filled the beortx of her female friends with envy: and perhaps it w«» wba« made Mr.' Edge such a scrupulouslycour teuus man ever after. «■»“j^!1 ■*■■■«. Wiik u> IX - - capital, eh! You liave capital.— (Jud has given you perfect health. That is an immeusu capital to »Lirt on. Y’ou hive youth and strength, all invaluable; and a will to d<». pul your mucus iu mo­ tion, am! v-' i will win. A man in full he.>ld> al.-.'.d.l ..e.ei whine Ot <lu»|WUI b« entfae fortune does not pour n stream of gold eagles into hispucketa. If you have no money work anti get it. Industry, economy nnd integrity will do wonders; from such beginnings, fortunes hnvo bc-.m rcnrtxl, they can bo again. Will you try ! Or will you wnit for the stream to run by. *o that you can walk dry abod in to tin* El Dorado nf wealth? Or will you moot the waves defiantly. Mini l»o the architect </ of your vour own own f.wtaue fortune II Trv. Try, it is glorious to conquer in the strife." ,crucible and its content* kept fused for about 25 minutes; after which the orueible is opened, (he Mag skimmed carefully from the snriher, then the nwdtmf alloy to poured out into ingot mold* if designed ra-Mun, a Judicious si lection of eurta, and n proper nrrangvmeut of the flower gard­ en, moot ho nude. Thu earliest flowers of the spring are thoraj d tlx- Cr»xxia,Soow Drop, die. It tlicso arc cultivated in bwls, tlicy should be near tl>« Louse, that their beauty may bo enjoyed without involving the necvssUy uf a walk over wet and muddy paths, w watereuakuj' lawn. Many of the early flowering shrabs should find a place near tbe hbuso fo^thg rame reason. After these early flosers gproc tbn Tulip, tho Ihaeintb. Nurdttua. and Other flowering UWLS. with the DfaeSftra or Dirijtra.(d»o m fat beautiful grace­ ful of her' acco js plniite,). the' early P«v>nics and I’bluxea, *c.» and these are sueeroded by the groat host of hcriw».« planta, R-isca. the early varieties of An­ nuals which have bean started in a bolIxxl. and many varieties ofshrubs. After there the m.ii'n army of Annuals i nlet ifa. field Ct the summer campaign, leaving a few stragglers in adorn the fall mouths, with a fe* varieties of plant*, shrubs and betiding 'planta. ' A Ihtlc study of plauta and toinilrt, and their tiaic of flowering, habit, foe., will enable a person of good common and a fair amount uf taste, ao to diatributa got form first, then melt it in a luniace and cost it. Thia alluy is very beautiful, and well deserves (he name uf ‘ orcide nf gold” as it greatly resemble* the precious metal. Jt iataa easily tarnished as com mon brass. We believe it may be used for making excellent tubing for marine i -■ boilera, and think it may l>e more usefully i «« thk p«r|»~ ttaa .. <-> । r7‘ «'XymW «■< W *» "11 - , nfahing twu-pcimy trinkets for street I sweepers. Il fa manufactured upon an extensive scale by Mcwx. Holmes, Elton do this before ho cornea out of the stable ; Turrell Jc C-l, <»l Waterbury, Comicctsee Hint I bey are perfeoaly clear and ieut, assignee* of the American patent transparent, and that the pupils or apples CiiAmm ox Qi aaaxLixi;.—One of the most easy, most common, and most per fectly foolish thing* in the world fa to provocation or ><ccasi<xi. There is no kind <»f ncciMsily in it, and no species or degree of benefit to be gained iiy it.— And yci, strange aa the fact may be. theologian* may quarrel; politician*, lawyer*, doctors, nnd princes may quar rel. The Uhureh quarrels, and the State quarrels; Irations and tribes, and corpo­ rations ; men, u omen, and children j d«>gs and cals; Unfa aud beasts quarrel, about all manner ef thing* and upon nil man­ ner of ixxasioiix. If Ibero fa any tlfiig in the world tluU will make :i nuio feel bad, except it lx* piiicliiiig one’s fingers in the crack uf- the duor, it is unquestion ably a quarrel. No man ever fails t«> think les* of himself after, than be did one—it degrades him in bis own ryes, and in the eyes of Olbera—and what is worse, blunts his senaibility- to diagraoe on the «.<ne hand, and increases the power of a ]>asai<xmtc Irritabllilv on the other. The reason people quarrel about religion fa beenuaa they have an little of it, mid the border they quarrel, tho more abuod antly do they prove it. A man has a right to stand firm in his rcfiguxi* faith — a right to i**fal upon it, a right to prera-nt respectfully. <xi ail proper uccaxiona to lb’ The following information is derived nxisideratiuiM ot others, but he has no from the manuscript of a fortlxxnjing right to quarrel; and any man that will work, entitled ‘•Influence of climate in quarrel about those things, in Our opin North America.” Coturamptiixi originated fa al! latitude* from tlw apiator, where the mean tem­ CaMdiaa Apvreclsllou of Northern Falperature fa 80 degree*. Fahrenheit, with Thc Toronto Globe says: slight variations, to to the higher position The spirit displayed by tbn North is of the temperate zone, where the mean temperature fa 40 dogrvoa, with sudden admirable. It is not the refuse of the and violent changes. The opinion long population whn are voltmtcvring. but entertained that it fa peculiar to cold and mechanics, wUpkrcpera. and profewtion.il humind climates, fa founded in error.— men. Smsoin high pmilum serve in tbs Far from this Ixring the case, die table* ranks at an example.. Such unspimity of morality warrant the conclusion, that nnd devotion must have an effect <n the They eould not hope consumption is sometimes more prevalent Southern Sates. in tropical than.'to temperate climates. U> conquer the North, m en if limy had Cunsuinptiix) is rare in the artic ratoons, not four miUlmns of enemies within their in Siberia, Iceland, the Orkneys, Hebri­ own borders, wailing for the word to rise des ; nlro hi die northwestern part of the in tusurredlan; for with the slaves they liv under the power of tho North, anjl I'nited State*. In North America, the diseases of the must be subjugated if she choose to use respiratory organs, of which ronsumption is the chief, bare their maximum in New England, in latitude about 41 d.-gree*. and diminish in nil directions from this By the new postal laws yon can send point inland. Tbe dhnlnutton fa quite m seeds and cuttings uf plants, through the rapid westward as southward, and a large “to a moment, air," sMd the oradoctor, mail at the rate of one emit per ounce, district near the 40th parallel, fa quite as be helped a little woman with her tas- but trees with roots attached, and saw uniform at twelve tn fifteen per cent- of cooraimptlon, while Massachuaclts varies Im <m brawd. ‘ Now. Mr, mure wp a bit logs, not allowed. from twenty to twenty-five. At the bor­ you pfewSO.” Mr. Edge was exceedingly comfortable, ‘•You look.” raid a wap, to a pale. der of tho dry dimale of tbe plains, in Minnesota, a mmimwm is attained, oa low In't want to m«ro up; but the light uf a* that occurring fa F’hwWa, and not cx. famp, jnat ignited, felliug fully «m tto srlv forehead aad dkioing giddun hair couldn't find ynur way back.” the new comer, ba altered his mind. lute minimum for the CmlincnL in tem­ “Why did Adorn bite the apple!” said perate latitudes. is in southern Culafortila. a schoolmaster to one of his pupils.— and sound, oa being ni he wilt utter a aonad ------ ... bellows ; but if bis lungs Ara Lracbe-J and ,down hi* legs, if you find any unnatural protuberance, or (HiUdcss, or if fueling first one leg then the either, you discover lame. l.ut In' is not clean upon bls legs. semte. awl capable of Iwhig trained to almoot aiiyduag. If you want a gentle hot sc, art witli more or less ubite up<>n him •„ many supposes that the J»rouolnnxl h.ir-w belonging drenaos, shows, Ax., ore sclcctal for their oddity ; but it is mi account «•( ihoir docility and Rvntluncss; in fact, the more kindly you Uvat horses the belter you will lie treated in The I’rciK-h arc praitising a now meth­ od of grafting, a kimwledgeof wbicii may prove valuable to American borticnllnrwla. inasmuch a* it csui bo performe«! at season of die y ear when lhesonnd naturrd Irada can lie ha>l, whether the sap is in a slate or not. Il is performed by rcmovciug a snyiU piece of bark and wood, ionviiig a Miioolh and flat surface, to which a similar piece containing the Ixid, winch is to form the future tree, la fitted, which is *calrd over immvdiately with collodion. This forms a strong imT pcrvioiM cuticle, whldi secures a free cir­ culation of the sap the approach of warm weather and a perfect union of tho Crutot•sSttaar.—To the. Punjauli, In­ dia, there is a breed of sheen so small that a full grown one. 1* not larger than one ofour lumlrt ofphmit four weeks old. T>ic»j croiturc*hive mn.Vl b»nesgj full fleshy carenes, and th» muttnn U exetd* lent. Jijtch" yew hns two laml* per r num ami yield* ntxral three poural* i»l flue w.ml, Tl»i* hsbitti or the sheen am ns domiistieatcd •«'lie dog; itfteos on every kitel of vegetable, grain mid fruit, nnd Uikea crumbs uml fruit parings front iho hands of it* in later. Tho country which this shrep Inhabits has a climstn W-hat *« South Tuimk or a Uarrsn similar in temperature to that of th»North.—The Philadelphia AfcwlA An*r- United States, and It fa bultuved the an­ imal would flourish in Uns country. inn has the following: Southerners w ho come up here on bnsines errands are utterly dumbfounded nt the overwhelming uuanimity of the prop'c Among the laws passed thia winter fa their calm, settled. resolute sir, the emd- one ofunportauce with regard to highway nrara with w hich they go about their prep fence*, heretdfore uu damages could b^ aratious for a general war, and the visible reccired where Motta'of any kind broke evidence* that they neither oxpeet a com into a field or enclosure' unless fa fenced with a lawfol fence upon the high­ way its well as upon division I1hc«. Tbu new law always daioa^M wburo thefeou* A neither jobbing bouse and shed lawful oiiu. In olfarr wards, lira Southwestern buyer we stock of any kind h«i never dnw.ned of such Ifiumaota. Nebraska. . Territories, are all alike exempt, in a rs- fair poraeaww of tin.* blue eyes &NUFACTVMS her 1854, and in tho United Slates in March 1857. Some of our daily papers have lately rrfervd to this imlittaneu aa if Il were no new discovery, bat such ia not the fact. It is eompoaed of 100 porta (by weight) uf pure cupper, 10 of zinc, 0 of eonittxxi niagaesin, 3 and three fifths parti aallammooiar, I and f.mr-fifths parte quick iime.aial 0 of credo tartar. The copper fa then melted in a crucible, tin u the magnesia ridded, then the rallammonine, lime anil tartar .separately, and in powder. These are kept fn.m contact with the air, nnd all well stirred for about 20 minutes, until they arc inroqiorated 'together. The zinc is now added io strips battle. There.'* no fight hl you. Yoo hare surrendered without a struggle, and now whin* because beaten! are nut worthy of a triumph, for you have not yeti-earned IL- in garret, hu», and dripping cellar, are ten thousand hemo* who would pul you to shame. They must toil or starve. Tbe suite ia a des­ perate one with them, tor they wrratle with want, while ragged ami despairing ones watch nt the hrae hearth, the fearful tion,’ snid Mr. E<lgc, courteously relieving eowte^t. Strong men look death in ilia her uf her burden as lie spoke. ‘And— eye, when their «iuews are strung by the and—may be you’d find less difRcnltv in wail of hungry childfaxxl. walking if you’d just take iny arm f Shame on .you ! In the full vigor ot Well, wasn’t it delightful I Mr. Edgu health and manhood, no mtxith tut your forgot the wet streets and the pitchy dark own to fill, and no heck bnt ymir own C«> neu—be tfamght he was walking on cover, and still you grumble, and call roses! Only when he apnruaebral hi* thia the Kougings of adverse fortune. own door. b< began to f« el a little nervous You know nothing of the storm, for you and wished that the lovely iiwoguitm have *een but the summer. One cloud would not hold on so tight. Suppose has frightened 'you, nnd you think that Mari* should be at lha window on the you are hardly dealt by. You will bo lucky indeed, if vou find no darker shad­ would sAe interpret matter*! He OMddn't ows on your |mlfc. make her belicce tlial he only wanted to Stand up, young sir! pull your hands be polite to n fair traveler. Beside*, his from your pockets, throw oil your «x<at. sweeping declarations in the morning— , . ... . , aud take fortune by the tbnstt. Yun she would be sure to recall them. ji“r^l PATENT MEDICINES DANIEL COOK, ‘That ncvrr’ll do, young man| No n to stand rm the sidewalk aad whine so extravagant! I hasn’t any moony to lay ont just tmw in u*el<ws folliee. The furs are gn<wl enough for any sensible woman to wear.” Mrs. Edge, g’wwl. meek Utile soul ‘that---------------------- ------------ —------ -----------■he waa, relnpttd into obedient silence ; : turned around to Lid the blue eyed a re she only aighcil a soft inward sigh, and grelful adieu, be was astonished to tec her " lightly * ““ p ‘b* . ■ r .l,k ■ -- 1 Wi.i.i i< nd. presently began a new attack. run t 1 — ‘ Il.-nry, will you go with me to my ] wise.—Graciuua Apollo! fajbmtt^fato a aunt’!, to-night f * j " ............................................ .. PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, Ac.. Ac. A. E. BONSTEEL, P des called jewelry (inclsdea the famous dolbrr jrtrflrrf are now made, is simply * 'no—a brass ul that every person both old and young, peculiar orator ct “jrwelet’s gUd" male and female, will carefully read it, •—rojqter nod of about 1* « and then cut it out to re read the next time they are afflicted with the blues.— sieurs Mounts* and Valient—two French- JQistrlkmn. posite, to wit: Mrs. Edge. But abc waa gathering together her force* for the grand finale onslaught, and when nt Imt Mr. I Edge hail g»t down to the Inst (xiragrupli, and la»d aside the reodmg sheet, it esme. “Dear, didn't you any you were going to leave mn a hundred dollnrs for rhy furi, to-day ?’ ‘•What firs?” (Rathe- shortly was it spoken.) “Those new table*, dear; my old Wie* arccgeUing shockingly shabby, and 1 real­ ly do think—” ’ ‘Oh, pahaw ! whit’s th* use of being JJUrialUral Jt«s. The follow Ing article, from the Wtaconain Chief, contains aomany valuable “Decidedly this ia getting rather romanlic,” thought be; and then with an audible whisper—‘what would Maria say! The rest of l|)*t long, dark, rainy ride was delicious, with that shoulder against his own. How gallantly be jumped up to pull the strap fur her. Dy some favor ing freak of fortune it happened to bo nt the very street where he intended to stop. Aud under all the circumstances so can hardly blame him. when the ear stopped BLVE EYEN BEHIND A VEIL. suddenly, that she caught instinctively at his hand for support, for llie squeeze he gsve the snowy palm I Any man in his senses would have done the same thing— Mr. Edge was lato at break fast--that it was such an inviting little lilly. Out in the rain nnd darkness our two was not an unusual occurrence—and he pilgrims sallied, scarcely more than able wise nothing orw. So he retired behind to steer their course by the glimmering his newspaper, and devoured his eggs and toast without vnadiaafing any reply, save meats. * ‘Allow mole carrv vourbswket, Miss, unooeiable tmxieoy I fables, to tho gontLc re­ marks of the frroh looking little lady op­ ai^Iong as our paths lie' in the same direc­ JUST RECEIVED NO: 1. Low Pressure System are .ax.- jus -wvt refuse " coq Rbc mnemwro . n- ZrfM,“w i- “CorapanioM ta small cad �Utaaod RsitaUaftem VintejaA geutlemman called qtt'us last'evening, Sibley surrendered, the officers were put on parole, and the arms turned over, private pr~—------------ —J-------J •*"------iust from Richmond, (having left there will undoubtedly authorize |Tfa*n for war Tuesday.) whom we personally know to SrpAses of not lew than Mho million allowed e be strictly reliable. He was there seve­ army, or t Hara, and the Saati wilMn a few da ye against it. ral days on a visit, aud being acquainted, had good opportunities far ascertaining WtiaeMir Mu-lllfe Sa> S. INI. eater the mhrket as a borrower, lor that the state.of affeirs. . amount. Whs* Is tbe aransy to ba ob­ I There are two • erjeampmenta Dear tained I Every Northern State has or laturn, appropriating a million of dollars Richmond, both of which be visited. As for tbs defence nf the country sod supThe Michigan Legislature convened will require from half a million to three nasr as he enuid estimate, there were afinjujhs oulUar^. w m . । ycaterday. Its purpose, and we hope Tta millions of dollars for tho same object, about 2.500 Virginian* at one end, and A bill passed authorising Newark ti> 700 Carolinians nt the ether. He thinks and Up Near Yqrk and Boston capitalists borrow onehundred thi»UBand,niid Trenton there are probably 2,000 more Virginians make provisions * for arming* tM SlAtc. have advanced large sums to tbe Govern- ten thousand dollars to aid the families of nt Norfolk. Tbe repneaantaticns uf tbe volupleers.. _.. __ _________________ Virginia papers aregrow exaggera­ tions, and made for cffuct. They are, of dollars at least; tho people will pay It « The Legislature to meet on Tuesday, rnoSATO oSder5’ day.) announcing the'Intention of the Government to repoaseas the Federal Mixed br by the rebels. propertyf seixed, v* “ 11 nod * d? 1 ily with resummaril — :-1- all bvrwfter MPANY!! ia authority. fag ton. extendi* ini; vjggiuia. in <r4|r (^protect the AgricuTfural dlstroFsup­ plying the Capital The City <«f Washington is placed un­ der senii-martialTaw, and Tneut Elwood ihIZAJFt ON HIGH PRICES! t f»W ,0li suspicion is kept"over their m<>v<»nent*- 4 Stack* ofc . - .M-Trar- -x jTsrwrvn.t7 T twevsr, drumming up and drilling as cheerfully so long os II is used in the de- < possible but everything neutrally moves -fease-of-ths swiatey, - .............. J■■8ul> or Boston. Aad U if-*—’-------- *—• .fur mduc M.JUUUML . dlj, In riuw uf tliu ewwsiuphrtfai tester - , •- —- -—’ —-- •— The baak» »nd capitalists of tta and -ddance of tbe State, hut subject lation will be admitted. Let the Legis- those paual sources of supply, have other tojany-convention called by the-people, day from lhe directhmtif R.chnnmd. but ’ **1 who shall bare.power v. remove any or lalure dd'ti^ tls bxilkaew in a week’at Icing, seeing S Fedaraljlrrt corning up the PoBai just receirtd “ lasy Me full of fight. ;have no all members of the Board. cst, and it will receive the plaudits ofthe <|uubt <>f their ability ; to whip, all the tomac, Harper’s Hie where far purchasers of oor bonds, *%»]««»’' who can be; brought against The Diplomatic Cokps btevo been furnand where tnbl'e property, or whete iffse •,Iri<n. ' They are a good deal chagrined The fferaYtfe diap.itch afro says that tehsd wfth copies- of Mr. Linortln’s two etjuA having succeeded in concentrating v-ith any, prospect of success .than to our blockading proclamations, and manifest the Maryland-Cnminittee was told by the nrjurTTaAW thalr faJcea rapjdly ’enoifah to^are taken Gur news from th^ South ia stfqh'aa to own citizens? The bonds of thia loan no unfriendtipess,- but show a- diaporitiwp Prr.-d.-oi Ita )l !|Kjwai-■" "f ' Waah-ngtou, but express a dofgrtninakir n ch. G..,.n»il«iKp. rgMlt fot -Back | f | - f J| ( - k I <I warrant tho belief that traitors in Virginia will probably be issued in sums of >50 to reepert rt. H: m.w " >•< .. ■., , to Bo it yet, wheti they jet a force large by B*ltitoorrans,ou.^w£fliexfl.tT'!5«A but . . a /A t a g o » / j j a » i The blockading force, under Cnmmn. amfugh to surround it And lay slrg?.- are getting alaftnyd pt the active prepa­ and upwards, bo that there Will bo few LARGEJLKD BEA.UTIFUi dore Stringham, will • twfoprisa-fifty war it was dsteffaiued (q wert iteright of Tb?y arj resolved tn precipitate Virginia ration of the Governmeul for carrying men in the State who cannot purchase vcssele, accompanied by,a tend force 50.­ way through Baltimore al all hazards. al a’.l hazards, regardless of ths western the war h.to their country, as we bdlevd one or pwrcpf them. Aathey will bear 000 strong:—enough to mskwan effirierit Michigan, oa M . , N.w.Vom.H.MtHT r-tifaou uf the State, and if necessary at the policy of the ndmlnatratlim iq be.-^ , Boron paroenu interest, no belter, certain- blockade of every Southern Inlet. A Baltin\q;p ,di|faiU.h .to die ^Timet the point of the bayonet, The rage and The twenty days of grace art^ nojy up, ly-no safer investment can be made.— Wasmwwntir.'MayQ. says: ‘Ji .is, brin-ved tfa; Rnilf'-ad to fanaticism exceeds all belief. Five hundred mechanic are 76 be ein­ Wheeling' will lie token possession of Ho over heard a prominent member and the traituxs may now expect |qT be The whole resources of the State will bo <.f<he Cwuvration say that it was an in­ bunted up and- pnnhhed at their own pledged for tlielr payment, and a, tax as- ployed, repairing the bridges oh the North soon. *1Tie roceesHfa irwips oul > hdd the Central R. R^witK '* eufficteni number dispensable condition ti their success, doors. • They have'made war upon the leased to moots the- interoat annually as of troops'to protect fatfm.'wWIb'lhewt-rk EADY-flADE CLOTIIHG, that they abould|get rid of Mr. Lincoln linsburg-.-' The wfoife sveesrion 'innveGovernment in every quai’ter where they well as for a sinking fund far thrir ulti­ is prpgrernng. ‘ Thus the whf will be ment In'-Mury lww! Hi’rWiomHzed :.by tho and Gen. Scott, and that jivr mtn had Wo trust, therefore, opened'fitr th^transit of troops and mu­ prompt movernent'ol'(trrfipK taktn a tolema oath to attuttinaU them. <x>u|d du it with safety to themselves, and mate redemption. T--» nitions of fcir; and for pawengers. ‘ The character of theayeakcr led him tc they may nut naw expeat to escape the that our citizens will ep'nrfder it a patri­ _k - -r -1-1 •— ■nrr'ni QIW O O? » E- Msfik, HOBATK -Order.—Soft* . . . , New Yube, M-n 2. ' Baltimore aiijl he ^uccupjed ,M«»ndsy believe thia no idle ta!k.< penalty of their misdeeds by simply re- otic duty to s^cp forward promptly when . GonsVyf lurry. ra.—AI » «u A schooner arrived from Wilmington murninaiby-a-dutacintocnt faUn tiL Rriiy Provisions were scarce and advancing mftlntag U here they are We believe tbq the loan ahull be advertised, aud take it thia morning, reports that she was'released 11 ........ House. rapidly. Bacon was from 20 to 85 cents Adnjimitrjiliqn willI now carry tho sfiy at par. . ' ■ together.with’twcpVy qthijra, on the'2Gtfa par.pound, and but little fa be bad. The jt Even if it should cause some inconven ■ n<grt*t were oa thru quarter rdliont.-^. into th* rcbolivus Africa and purge that . -Naw Yoke, Maj <■ PaasuN bR»*jiu>w.—(fan. Pillow, tn ito miiM u'tfo CbrlstoplmC. Thia auarcity of supplies; is corrcborated land by fire and sword, if need be, of-the ienec, they shoild’clfecrfirllysobmittd it. : ..Superintendent KW’^dy, has received tuber, laic of PruirivriW.ta'iud WUBi, d,. who i« » clever clergyman in, tin-pg vale by a statement In the.Richmond TFlig. whole rsco'tif traitors. And espetiitly Patriotism,'.Slate"‘fJt’3e,' anfl personal a ItHor-that there is a thoroughly organ. relations of life, and a very companionable cvurd. • . । ' which we copy to-day,—(Nn. OosetU. interest should prompt ^jem. in this let Virginia, the inqjher of traitors, loej usd plan tn burn -New York, Philadel­ inan. sent Bs a incsMge recently. whieft is tn BRDLEiW TABIKTI, Ti • ... the fuiLnwgeanavo'CaD oflended Govern, course. If every'.one wlH x»me foeward phia -and Rostoir, bj cutting off ths aup- cxplaincd-iu-tb*following reply-: j.« pliea of. water, and faen setting, fire al Kxoxvret*.AyriJrt;lM> ■.. -j as tha-peopio of New York.iBoaton, Phrf rarioas poiDta. WU1CU UE rxoruaxs TV BELL W« have received authentic assurances moot. -liv'r • Gaw. Gtoemr Jl ttiuwhave }~t adelphia, Chicflgo, gnd -other places have U also auua that-men have been itsdone,'who has the rnconO.ur am procure lione-l at both Boston and Philadelphia Sate, reqoiwtihg me Uvasw’aia riwplain •O reported In the Nashville pitpars of the readers' to know* that* Ex-Predident Bu­ it^thp mhofa loan can be taken in the for 'weeks,and 125 have been.sent to todur brigade--In thr-8m>lheii> army; f.illuMing day as to dn him Injustice in chanan wilt tamfa the Government fa State. For tbe honor of the State, and New York to carry out. their hellish de and in tbe spirit <>f ktn-fa»em m which the . C kMnja i cAs nl til a i > several particulars, and especially in the the present emergency. signs. . * . ’ ’ reqnrat-ia made. Inst ia~Ml Csnd*4*. 1 *r for the sake of the' Union, for the 'credit Ate>», (hat, although al first J rif. Davis turn for an answer, that' when f shall total iitnpresaion bagntren. Mr. Bell, we [y The Michigan Central, and Mich­ of bur own ertizena, wo trust this will be disapproved of inch a proceeding, since undecstand, will at an early day, prepare ha-Ve made up my mind to go to llril. I approvedcredit fur publication a synopeta uf wfiat he did igan Southern Railroads have offered to done, and dune promptly, and with a ths Presidcnl'a-prodBmatiop, he now will cut my throat artti’g" illrett; itd l-mte . ■ ■. transport Government and volunteer willing heart. Unless they do thus come favors it, travel gnohd by thd-wny-of the SAMIrirn Meanwhile, we may state, and. perhaps Stverai well known secessionists in this Cinfedrrarv. < »*w J-itroops over their roads freo of charge. forward, the bonds will necessarily be city are closely wntchtxi, and ctmaiderabte ought to state, that be himself regards sold at h loss. They will not tell at par credence is pitted in the statement, and ST Mathew Cullen, of Athens, Cal aad far tho Union. Wo do not, after the houn County, committed snicide by hang­ in Now York, nor should they be offered precautionary measures havu been adapt­ —finpriM/fe Trnit there. Shall thls sacrifice be made? 1ed by thapollce. assuntnew we have received, permit our. ing, a short time since. He was an in­ —pit. Adrertiier^ '• Major Andarano passed through Perry, Lead. Vua VKAanu.aza».e-Qn^£rld«y si-ives tn harbor a doubt that that such haf HOITIGAGE SALE temperate men, which was tho cause of ville yesterday and proceeded tu Annap last three carj.>ads ol~tead for bullate wm the reel end of hia. efinrt; bnt cerTAcUuJt fcaviar' bees msAe his committing this art. » ofia sarotete for .Waahiuaton. .tAl bwh were sent from thia city onxn.urdair fromtaidy ln tbe course of national vicisti .tisMwcBte: uidcs, a more unfortunate choice of means places be whs recivad with-marked respect tiie. War Department,god made nt :be iy Charles Smith, of New York was never made by a patriot and eetetes- VJfcfefflt.ro.rj DRY GOODS! P /. H /rrratn BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. VEST CHEAP JKSl^xa-^1 . N<J mistake this time! . ‘HrtLrTwriJ^? WAR NEWS! ! tnao. John Bril, beyond rational disDute, committed, fa thio inexplicable nfliwt, a bltindsr which must have the public effect of a arise; but w« are bound to believe and wo du believe, that he committed the blunder honestly. . He is unquestionably .goiUy of a ter­ rible miatake; but not, as »o were at first driven by a sense of imperative duty to say; of defection. He yet sincerely deems himself loyal tu the Union. And we do not doubt that he will feel it due ‘to his iamc and to his country tn promptly say thus much fur the public under hie City, is raising a regiment to be comWo think **>o might find encash by the name of Juhp Smith, In New York tc answer, his; purpose. tar )ne of the heaviest firme in the city of Tijny, N. Y., have propose to thpir clerks thatiif they chouse to enlist in the Government service, their situations m the store wnnld be reserved for them du ring iheir abeetjee, end they would be paid their regular salaries beside, while serving fur their eoantry. g^** The fur trade of 8: Paul, MinWe tear the two hundred ih<>usnnd dol­ lars which the women of the North hsvc paid, far the tomb ot Washington will prove ijhbad apecclatlon unless the govern- mert shall send a militcry f<»rce down there to protect it tram Lhv traitors.— They arc evidently preparing to steal it aa tr.cyltuve stolen ovorytning else in their reach. In a speech recently made vi the :brigand hurts of South Carolina now at-Charleston, Gov. Pickens besought < he vsliant conquerors of Anderson's half dtarved seventy, to hold themselves in readiness to march to tbe tomb of Wash­ ington st tbe word, “to prevent the Northtrn Gotha aud Vandals, froce ever deaoeraiingljVts sacred prccinctp’ —In plain ‘‘EnglUni to prevent the womsn from thWing piwcsslun of 1L But after tearing to piecai a Gut ertnpent erected by Wash- ncsota, was 1175.000 in 1880, aud only ♦125,000 in 1850. GF* Tbe students of the Union School In Kalamazoo have contributed twentyfive dollara to purchaec n ‘•Star Spangled Banner*’ for that institution. er It is Confidently asserted that a gentleman and his wife have enlisted In one uf the regiments about lb proceed to Waahiuaton, aud that they base entered tlielr sanies upon tbe roll aa brothers. Tbe lady is of tbe same size as'her bus- bidfi and wears a suit of his clclhea. IV Twenty compositcra from' the New York WorM' -Office have cnliated iogtcn’aiown hands, trampung srAer foot sod joined a regiment to fight fur thdir the principles be struggled to establiih. coustry. and despising al! bls cunsels. thrsc South rar It It siid that a fleet of cun boats Carolina suns of toris^ and ^trailers will Is to be concentratiid at Washington to hardly be permitted fang td —**■ guardians of his tomb. •offered to bis memory by d idWJutrage |r brother traitors At Richmond, in plad J a negro astride his statue, has create: feeling of indigcatinn that will raise nfl n artny of women large enough todrive | miserable wretches from_____________ the sacred; _______ -_____ -pet whh broomsticks, should they dans pollute it with tbacr foal brrath. keep command of the Potomac, <md assist in tbe defense of -the Federal City. fSP There has bee n a company formed of over one hundred able-bodied men at Charlotte, Eaton-Co. This company sails under the heed of “The Eatom Rinsfi " At a reeent meeting of this company 8. W. Fowler, was elected Captain. di&WPRICES with bead-Uncovered. . New Yana, May ‘J. The intelligence from Richmond i»«mTlie WorWt Washington special dis' portant. CunsideraUe ahrm feasui In patch eays the Meeksde ot the Virginia exist there in enoMquence ot, the otthfity ports’wll be affected Monday, by a fleet of the United-States Governinei.band the between Capes Charles and Henry. . unexpected unity of the Nurlh, Numbers of Union men have arrived, It ia believed in Richmond that Mr. i being driven oul'of Virginia. Davis hna jnst notified .tut G*>vern<*rs of AsNAFoua, May 1, 4 P. M. «hc border 8 tatvs now acting in hostility, Tbe steamship Baltic^ has arrived with to the Goi%rnment to assemble nt Montl.­ the New York Fire Zouaves on board. gomery, there to’ o>»afcr-,wiib ttevobd1 A great demonstration was made en their government. . landing. The Zouaves were greatly dis The Virginia Leciriuture adjourned cm apotnted at not bring permitted to visit the lat inst.,until the twelfth of Jit.ie. by Baltimore. The Baltic reported all qui which time it was expected that the re­ ct-in the Bay ; gun-boats are cruising up turns uf lhe popular'vote nn -thcr urdin and flown cututrttitly. snetruf aevwshioA auuhl i-rrrtei.nl. Tho Rbod Island artillery have net Gen. Harney baa prepared an. addreas yet landed. They were under orders fur to the people of MLsouri. urging them t<> important service below Washington. stay in the Union, end that aeccasicm'will The 69tb regiment’ faom New York is Endve tbe rolu of their State, nnd that for stationed all along the rnad-to Washing­ Imarff he Is ready tu stend tn fhu last ton,’ ic sqhads," within balling distance of by tho ‘flag to which twciity stars are each other. added ainoo he entered the service, A Captain of tbe (59th arrested a spy Washington advices last night ware t- 1 the night before last at Annapolis, juat the effect that the war will be vl(nr.tnly' j from Montgomery with important papers. npeoed in a few days,-by dem«>Mtraii>>fa He is a .brother of tho Granflyall, of Ho­ upon Alexandria and Norfolk. boken, N. J., killed by a Cuban some ' Bonrotr, May 4. time ago. He -will probably be bung. Orders have*.been issued foi four new A sun jof.-au influential familyJiere is regiments of Infantry; under arrest as nspy ; be opened dispatch­ Col. Fletcher Webpters regiment will es delivered him at Washington. Tho proceed to F«ir| .Warren ‘ next’ Monday. correspondent of tbe Baltimore Son left m Pjiiuadbxvhia, May 4. here, tearing arrest;the populace were The Nap- Jsraoy ,troup. in fourteen desirous r-f lynching bihv 1.learn at the State House that the prupallqra, passed Uti« cUy to .da). Legislature of Maryland will doubtless order a State Convention, probably on the 30th of May. It ia said that Union feeling is daily gaining ground. Ona *f*kof 9^tvMUM rule disgusted many of its former advocates. . It is reliably staled from Annapolis Junction, that the 69th regiment caught n man attempting to draw spikes from the rails nnd shot him in obedience to orders. ' Borrow. May 2. Major Dodd's battalion left nn the । steambr Cambridge to-day, aopposed fay FortMonwe. 6 Z Naw Yoaa, Ma.t 4. AimillHm percusaion etpa were prized yesterdar, w hich had.lbflcu stopped,-for Charleston. Also a case of revolvers at the American'Express .Cnntpaov'e office. half su turii euihd. rod fll Wm»IhO2I'1> Navy Yard, whieh turns ■«; th-- fin.-died musknt.and MiMti* ImlU Uy the W.ri. —Ckicogn Journal. Letters from Button Inditeto that five millions of (he new loan will be taken Union thirty-five millions of dollars; and (Mon MQTTOl A « IU> TO Tilt WtSJH SVIFK tEST Of pulmonary e.fasuwfrtbm. o. JHfUWAX.i PrvUu Court CoosW. . J* .fot*aHcvii«y. e Jfortb west qasrarr ol &tSaui «Bt>iilaTp» oat.p Or Jar of Ma« IHBl. si eoe e'etect, F )«WW4*lrtfiWbl. Assip.r Mi aoUipipuUivr aad Aiful. From a. fntud to, J rinripl* 'aad $ftjy to God and IVI’TGA esd show csom, it *»?. •tfv'SW-tt-1 r D laddpM father. On Ao sd dap of MarnK Brotbar V 7 ■ R Jnnaa nf V J-I.-____ I ».lj r■ i' rv co-.Ttr. . af Oatark New Advertisements. LOST! wtiSSSL’ssiy '*• ’ BHBBJUNC^PBtWpIX Dstod. HmUoes A|»U«, wV jgvtewK'gyT ' Ob the Sih fate, ia th* village ot Hfatfae*. s Portrooale. which rootaina the following: One oouorMu.U.laarioBt tAarlvu.Galioway.^Waod. ! Oariloa-.-.eM three dollar toil.*4 Coooact»cul r ®J«y•oa «bs'*Ml> Abt »f ManA, 1 % aaid sortCBgs, | iSEiSSK? ■tatuU » mprtgtp B®w; AkHaf'ou^;’May 4. HaarvoaD, May, 2. Half a miffion of specie 'lin* just ar1 The Governor’s Message t<» the Legjalature apeaks ip high tones of Cul. Sam­ riwed under cunvoy of Perryville. ’ Ths Philadelphia hfyirtr of this mornWe have not beard anything of that uel Coirs-servicea, and his tender of Naw Yoax. May 5. -M9VM The New YorkHprafa^ sjwcial Corras-Il is understood that the banks of this ♦ 15.000.000 Montgomery Ioan for some breech loading revolving rifles to arm a pondent says: lliere are 80.000. tnwps days. After having been taken, by tele­ raginicr.t of ten companies. in Wathingtr-n, including PehpayHania graph, simultaneously in several cities for 8r. Looia, May 2. troops who miirchrif through Baltimore. The Cairo correspondent of tho Jour­ several consecutive days, it has lapsed -rtw MkMun. M.-Mh. Troops take po^Bsafan of Alexandr a mutual sepport to each other and tbe into sUcucc. At late accounts tho mu­ nal writes as follows:—“We have bean mercantile commouity. to-morrow, tineers had 112,000,000 sure, and indef­ able to ascertain ths main points of a *WI»t»vcr views might be held aato conversation between Gen. Buckner, and The Amcrican.Fba duets over Havre Tho rebels EZER SAWDY.' ‘ , the wCidom cf thia course ia ordinary inite minions In prospect Seuator Johnson, ot Kentucky, and Col. do Grace. CHARUBCUatbOWAT,; times, tbeee can be no doubt that under have been running in debt at tbe tune of Prentiss, wkioh consists of additioDal JOIUUUUK HAIGHT.­ existing BircuiMStancw. when the country a million a week far three months, and guarantees on the part of. the former, is menaced by great perils, it is both prn- the whole 112,00b,000 cannot more than that Kantudcy was determined to main­ .dent and patriotic. Tbe banks and the tain a neutral, which tauk d»L&thy Huese. join-d »«y balance accounts to date. ' ftmrtniHi.g not allow the New Fork Eighth, .and enuihsr (rviu Meantime, In leas than fifteen days, our ettixsns have ffitm for the support of tbe THS »bKk MS'M^c iUctcu d*>a«4 t< w due st’tte datsrfcbfa.noi^. »«-> Jkswdr-ed and Sixteen dd Tbe Government yesterday purchased Sr Pte""-* two fast tugs to be converted into gun­ Th/finder of the bx>re nkfaed arUdct wifl 'fe boats for aerviot <»n tho Chesapeake. »mt»b!y rewarded bylterlSg th* Safae W*-«2 Tbe WorU, Washington special cor­ office i I w»;r । ,J. JUJ0B3. Hailiofa, Mayfi. IML: respondent says:!“The Ale.-.andria Cus­ tom House and P.wt Office will be taken poasesticn of.soon by fhd* Federal trixipe. IS and inUreat ,, (.qppMWSiosljthi ___ ra U» iut i». cvuniy IS juj- sia«w are situMed. mariTflunti WBRS~ssra tncn|B»-o MnrtgB£«e ‘4-—;--- --- * Cstate of Detae W.tasoesab. rkuBunokDui. -otATionncHiGAy. duly verified �/■ ■ banner. REPUBLICAN OFFICIAL FATZB tt» BAXSY COUFTT. .. [ AUTHORIZED MILITARY BOOKS. "f ‘hl. Sute to bi, |C»rat mk JJisallaitfons. fST 4few<»*»T•*&fesreUtofa^ in mind a<n _ Pahttstefl Mr ortfar of the U. S. War De tog eIl,uu fronTTuf,,, ,'rtu^b, \ ■Owln, u> th. d,MorM ,ut« of .IT.Ir. S^te.ub'*^r.?i.^ Ther. >. « g,Ml <U.1,4 diKvouut u lb. m.nn.f to stoch .(ft.r, h.,-. b^u jon- fropared by a Board vf Artihery Offlcw*. Mo. UH. 1 rd in disease oa any put from it* nor i cm. a. Cotfaxa, a^l-o#*u. u. s. a. ** JS M 1 c N dare No.-lH.ef4tate. lHw tb» beter tokobmjt • ever belts origin, it b hefuditlfry fa the eon•titutfen, dereetidiag •• from parent, tn children unto ths third end fourth eensnition s" tndreA At secns to .be the rad oi.Him who asya, ••! will Tiiit thi! iniquidea of th# father* .upon their ehUdfat.**' ‘ IWM,< rgENCIIi BLAIrior. mUsaibo'fit,}, iHr'IohLu,. 1 ' * ' • rociloo to th. city oCNaw Ode.,.., .nd <b« nuliu,,,™ ,,d.wl r», btur.^, ta . „ -Captain Safotid AHUlvrr. ,vr" ,s0i#teiww<n'f«,«wiHb Th. s i .:■« . r w UMjiadflQnMMdiafati Captain Bajflod Artulcry. account cf editorial this week. mm Uy lo cnir.y lb. UU’lo tb. -r-, Lio • n,>|Ut lh.t tb. Bomb ia uo.nlmou. to HARDEFTS TACTICS. Rlfls aod light Infantry Taq^ai, for ill# •xerriw' Fiaa.—On Sunday laat, about 2 o’cUck to.ol tr-eernjon, but tW. i. iAln''"ewJeSi’bH».iiBi)r “f-'j and manvurer* oFTrebp* *Ii«n acting a* Light -the alarm of fire was sounded, and in a In(aairv.arRiSttnan. I'nnarwU ,mA.. ••,»' j,. ! •«, that <w,r fc>ur.SIUl»«<» to’fi.„r of ch. minute,t)ia ?lUtbnsl”Ciurch congregations the absence of tWedttor, our- ■:f : 4evil ctingraiulates ,bur readers on the Misfit infliction they are eubject u^ on rtligOf Ito effects Oommvnev by tlepbution from tho blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, whieh. In tbe lung*, liver, nnd fafemal organs, U tcnaal tuberulre; in the gland,, swelling* j. and on tbe eurfhee, eruption* or »ore,.' Thi* foul dor- SPRING . & SUMMER And devoted to th* Cans or M«dical Rtroix; Io were subued in a short lima, without much damage or loss. Tho fire origin­ ated from tbe s^ove pipe. / iNTKtutsTrao.—If housekeepers really understood the great difference that exist* between tlic different brands of Saleratus, as to quality, purity, and consequent reliability and healthfulness, they would which, al are sdU even oflenng aBounfy of fib. they have been unable to rgiac a.-regin -nt. Thev ••SscTtoxl. Tilth thi ij ,1am Of dtedpl’neasA have now called upon the njlunieer tnilitm field vxarcite which J* mid shall be entered to be obsvrvcd'bt tb» r«<ut*r Arty of th* UniudStata, companies,-inri, ahder theS-fljitemept oi iu tbe diflcraot eovpa ai liifaeiry, a*ul!(ff, u< thv Inst Ip* d/ys,scleral puniprniea base yflstssn.aUto/a,faaterrrediy fa, iJTum,. in be vulodteen-d thXfr Ber^HreShif dfrte IJftbr t;ere!re tod diteiplloeuf ib« said Crpa rctpcc livdly. Urouttwtt the United Steif " Priisaoiln, where/I "doubt not. many will Approved, iVaafaiigtoti, May fa, l^O, leave their b.tnus • ♦ ♦ I <itl n it be- caValrv ffimit aHtizo. ffara'aa-ltmciwlhe boifci country. Ltrtir I. K. m u.UToar, under tu* care tn auic t-uemiata, oau am the moat reliable known to scitnM, including all AYER’S » \r r Throe’vote. item. M«y 2. J». a w A- ~fjr es.76. ’ J. R. POINSETT. Ueemtary •! Wtr. McLELLANDS.BAYONET EXEK PSES. d|M. Prepared hr tbe ibe United State*. AND. Captain First Fcg Ufe, aad rtt rectly upon THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, CROCKER Y! THE LAME'S MEDICAL FRIEKD, of ail coaitudrta recultar to thou, co earriagw. ... .1 .. -- . L. ... .. -a-MU.—. The Gentlemens Medical Companion, u!nfni. .Ven tleep with guntat their bed­ tides; toanun refute h be left vloaeon the planilolitmSt In one neiglrhorhimd, forty inilwt frnm Charleston, it la certain DYSPRPSU. NEKVUCS OmtLlTY, RE.1KT D«k.'.SE, il>e plan* ul the Qnsck* .cd Rogutatodupe every une. It gu-dtg the wnwarj throech flir, and. shews up e>«rv swindle v! tbe age. It shows bow, acd’iiroiiiiuaww • i fti »□«««*• v< i .ic^acoAte. .Wetah CO-.oAuyAM Tilt: COASUMIMIVES BOOK- that Laid, ' f ■ ■ ” SFmUJLQTlfiES- ^xoaw-kj.—Mr. R. W1BBK . • . ---- . . - •Z'iiAW >r. Koisack’s Bidmach ------------------------------------------------------ - Bittern. K ulw aid diRthrfe! PtvtpacMeaSd Cordie' for »mg trtfefa’nie Stnairb/end for the prt’ixon •• Jbftlious crmpleitite iptjwoi mqflAit td'ibt www wmwww* esaipjarotv .a i»t WeA-- «>-• i'rs- .Tn.ts... . ......... . Ta ... r Asians*1 kt Taura* SMMm) syatptouaof Dyspap*.*. will yt tea e> tney are uy a:i of th# a’.CE.nli.arWlr Arcjtioua* ihs ..V! nf,crofuh-aa.von*u.Tpiivs, aud d'reeaed smtdjutio • •। « bom n ofepnng caly brings safer­ --»•••■ - uumsreu* <» •••■» . . To.— -A- A. *ay write, it-* **tj poverty. «u:h »'•>*—weald __ _ — ire, well•--••«w» r°° lafoMr-atiea ot — a tor faniBg t*BSTSFnV8 Wn will s*:l rass. U shy one applying in it, abxicle/ ,ta£T4SLL-UFSaEDUlXES uf lolltirlr, eruption* on MMI'EBANCB. ,J“KVElUo(all kind txa titular circulauen, RtMek** ■OVASD ItlaCltTIOk FalLxDB^au. Conaump- uoedow-o: byl-rpyiybewcri: I a!*o CLEAN AND OU. OLD H AONERHEH. iM&tt nssuncs. May H. IM’-. iy J. H. HULL. New Arrangement This Jcui °*d Itcsaau. M. D.. 1- M - Chief Physician. S. M* 3. Moanu, Surgeon. Dr. J. Botus. ‘'hernial OBIre fa New York. IM Cumbers Street ^r»» .'asps for return postage, aad address oo> ^OOTS f3c SMOEa, Itertlss •. lUUrt. w< c .». I, map B. Bobbins, a They era Ulus-: p, and contain - .-—*■ or by fatfac pnriM- I THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REF->MI. BAra*r*ai?taA.—TH* fronUit rsot h*s srsputaeiha wide a* lbs worW. L~f coring one cTast bl ‘ disorder* that aEtet rrmk-ntf-a rrputatiirt tso which it desrrve,; as tbe be*t aattd to which we , pot,a* for sert.fuluua »orrp!arot*. But Ui be bro't [ ........... ■’ -’ :'V dbr into use. it* virtue* ,mml ba cocrentrvra and I combined with Olli?- medieinv* tWl increase* i‘* 1,*p' fc» power- Some reliable compound of thieckareeter I-------------- ,---------- _.w------ ;--------~ tnren* of pr*vs*>’.j--n end q»re. ui much arsfad in tbe community.- Heat! tbe sd- ; tiery for atertn of year*, fa ne* preptred to Oa C-mivBptfau. tian fteufal riteaasOa tha LlvSr. Ua*A Hi B*cb ud Bkta, ' Tta Htaro •» Sb*r«, Oc F«m»te CotnplifaU. bn fa* vfirjou* .-cbicu of tmalctsas aad yellow OAK Bk&K ipkeu tu exchange Oti lb» Kcds* of Treatmant now Prsctrt^L , Tor. Tanning. All Lsethrr 5V.rr.»at«ti goed or uq pay. On tbe Hhyt^lofj Cnsb Paid lor Hides. '.wring been reaiored to health by a very afmpta remedy, af- popular arm of ths (fertile. steam (tame ia r*Rb|e cty cf iiumian^ bairtsomtly b lv should ba .".'’•fS.W:: cleaning it. Urn boilers are cornerted, but .comgiujjlcation can be shot off one fjom »the ather. The engineer, not knowing of (to, poor <<&>,', pr.MVtpc, ylrxna-n hole^ let in steaaa, and boded the raan to death.—* Fi {Mier.) Sun. ________ , JwtQKFAXfS,, ur* rnx»*Miriiai.iiir bitterT-R-BB* MBDICIRKS to-, ,8-byn.fe; X fare the pu'-Aac fora psnudoTTH 1KTY I BS *cd dWiig,Lal'.Un* ■CT?*S,t?0 ebaraettf **» almost every part ef tM Glebe, for then «*tr*o.-d.n*-y and iwtaediite power cf rro H.ASfri^GH _ . ._ __ I Maple Hug, 1 • 1 ■*'1 - ■ I Boca wax, A Taoop or Homk.—We untjerstgnd t ■■ that Henry W. Lord haa asked leave uf the Government to enlist a Troop of horse, (one or more companies), to serve as mounted Riflemen. Should the Gov­ ernment desire to recruit this particular branch of the service, borne of our bravn man of Oakland, who can furnish good ';*.i3U0kMWSU£A~IUKn 1 gorses, and know howto ride them, will U’e sp opportunity to enter into thia vwdAbbflMfewMhr^risU bwAtyteM-a. .entered one of tbe boilent at Lhe stS of any । TANNERY I 111 per month r _______ Nmio Borno to Dxath. •tbit dav before yesterday. a negro ’^fe'cr h.i stttAsnrfca' ’B&4, ftinfitr. id । per bottle, cr 8:- pw half dvccx ,0! tfcr Stand!• coupe Ua. V 6 t-*M J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. [ .1STS .OrjPVBVfVW. AtDI^a TIIK VoLUATXERS.—At PiUlUar »«“<> ,0 _ >Uti 'direction* f--r uu SaUirtl-ty hat, » la’ge pitfeltiig of piti-1 'sn’l’uv preparing*n<l uv’tig ''!><• aame At»o rule* on tens was held tu take i i,-;lo >'i;<id«raL><'n met, IlMhiag. " Vrniilatl-m. and Kterci*- forxlie tire necessities of U#i Onklsn'i. C".unty Sick, they will find tli-u rkmedi**. asure cure far tmnl* Consumption. Mil ^lldi*e*ee» of the Tnao*r *>t> , volunteers. A ftvr nemo dUcunion the I Lvjo., rtraa *-<ti Moos. Co*vtr*n'jx. H«,«r meeting "uuturized’^llieC«»fnmon Loupril Daaiax. Dnrxwta. 5 savor* DrpfUTT, and Fa the or'Ura of the city- to the xal.-Couptnstt. anj he hope. ev«*y one affilei^OLDJMs’Pay.— It may be interesting to !--suo ----------just now to know what pay is allowed in i gmupnl uf li ,(y)0, defraying the United States niiliurty sefFicc. ih-' tfie of life vnluntbers; IUT<1U<I<WI w io« IUI rwuraj *MU. _ , , _ , _ . , _ elusive of rations forage, and officers' ser- ' fatefiiaiMrew— biug them w I! mdsa addreas PreparedLOWBtX. by Dr. J. C. Ayer as Co..’ KEV UR CllAjfBERLAlN. XJLB, rants hire, the following are the mod'.bly dec»Oy-»pc . WUIiaa»berg'i. New Tojl I Musicians, per mouth 21 00 Tbe actual pay in cash for privates is pel ft th^ctigb^ No ci» cts- HIE llolsEHOi.P AMD FARM. WWW? Sastinjs’ Pritt (Larrtut. NEW YORK COSTS. Plcaie (ire ua » toll. ter) days agri, and seven negroes Were bung. Colonel, per month •218 00 ■ , ■. --yLieut. Coloqei, per month |(M 00 . yjotsr. perifeL...,. Major, per month 175 00 Mere Fort, psr bbl Captain, per month . _^S . .:Hyr2!C,r «rBO1...,. First Lieutenant, par month 108 50 । Wheat, psrbo*ii. Second Lieutenant, per month 108 50 ; Corn. “ " Brevet Secund Lieut, per month 103 50 , First Orderly Sergeant, j»er month 28 00 1 Beaut, Other Sergeants, per month 27 '00 ! *$>>«. , -Corporals, per month 22 00 I gotd, Privates, per month 20 00 I Ashe*, tc letters, ■edarita.-tcSMtS werka, and by i aJtaricafroixt THE GUIDE AND GUARD ikit fol if CONSTIPATION Market, which we I e^v^^^i t^EXS®; •oJpnMttlBa. Itkfa Acd Uiu>e aC IS4‘ FROH J tfrstcTiOiH< SHOES, Ever shown in this A book for ths old anti rousg, embmlag the Pathology. Ptauatou acd curedisease, of Urinary and Benu Organ*,*Xb awalbix. voire isa ws-sr«y«c sr.'is! TO COXSCMPTIVES BOOTS, ia wb-‘V«t-v ? In the interior ofSottlh Cirolina, fuo-s «if slayc insurri eti-unt arw exciting np:&> ' GROCERIES object-. err *r.- (UJy arf^rent bjf Tffeoval uf jilta ta to vinify aad rtganarate tbto vital fluid. I'tgM^buMJWf I without.width sound health la impossible lit The Toronto Globe, in an able aud • Com. Annitrnr^g Km naan suspa nded ccntamfaatsd ccnt'.r.--'i n«. friendly article on American affairs, re­ three yenFs witiMct pay ’ *; ’ 'atam of Bayonet Ek-:rciac. tranil.led from ths marks that the impatience of our peop'ro “ Gun.’ fhftlv-r K detadhud from 'Annsp reach by Captain Gio. Ik McLellac, Cbrpe En­ fa dangerous to the Govertiinenfo-i-tbat olis, and appointed tu tho <*<>tnnuhd qfjn gineer*. U. 8. Army. I Wtuogly recce amend Its fang printed fer consideration is due to the stupendous important Southern mu'ctnunt. dlatributioo to Die Army, and tba-. ,t t/e matte bv and daliestc task the President has before “ A man was nrrcstrd ut Annapnli* on regulation, a part cf Ac ‘•System of Instruct!! n." . The anefated extri-t* from reports ot thelc i Him, and that his hand should b<* strength- (] a y with * ’’li ftfapAtchus frurn New'Y.ork ffir apactur General, elcJshow ibt tal-ae. eite4,<am} not weaken^}, i»d the Promt-...., ident, ........... General .. .......... Sci.lt, ........... the War senseteu clamor, which only perplexes. Department, which wire found upon Approrrd TftN’FlBLD SCOTT. the National Councils. Wo are glad to ■(,;m. He will be tried by a court 'mgr V. M. CONRAD. see that the New York Tribunt has «N’mr tia|. . H#eret*ry of War. to tbe conclusion that Ibis fa sound advice | Jaapyri ?, U5I. <7, ■ R-^ONES, Adjourn*, asnml. I and should be heeded. But our people ; Brook* ix a TiflMT Placb.—Erasmus characteristically expect everything It; be Brooks, uf tho New Y-irk Expreit, his a done in twenty minutes, while war, to be bard rpad t«> travel. He left New York sucessfulty carried on, must sometime* fur,fsar of being strung up as a secession Addreu make haste slowly. Another national ist. aful nrrrtd in Baltnnvy*^ ojyly t»» find characteristic is to desire to ace everything himself m danger of being stfuftg-xip as n in the ’papers, forgetful of the fact that Union man. Such is the penally df •aril; S treat. Pblfadelfh:*. aeerecy is an important element of mili­ riding lite fence in critical times. A Gdx Boat at Cario.—Cap*. Jas. Smith, of.tbe Chicago Light Artillery, now Rationed at Cario, has already cap tured two or three cnrg<»es and parts of cargoes contraband of war. by means of a gun and a gun squad, mounted on the river steamer Culver. It is now pro­ posed to send down the now and staunch steamer “Union” by way of the canal, and mount upon her suitable gun for tha river serrioe. She is staunch and fleet, and in the hands of our boys will (Jo ex callent work fur the government.—Exchangt. ‘ ’ ' '' WStF’lUr T'W.*eM'4 T T"*! ■«al ua wti«u rending for advice will be deva julax bil-cf ltd in truth. i biffed. The for serefula Lai ' —- -r.air it ttriuit, . millinery, the aprree* *r*tcp/th# skis,, IF -Wt to^Vescb- anything about it.-^Drf. stdvcrliser. "fHWMJ'BM ' > coaut of ayrapton-.* and appeanuiCM of di>M the ruovi effectual remedy which the medical skill of our time* can de tut fur tliis cren. where prevailing and fatal malady. It ia camHned from ths moat active rctoctutls tlmt have been dutorered foe the expurgation of thl* futtl diwtder from tho blood, and the rescue of tho 2awm from it* dsetruetive cxnuequmroo. cnce it ahould be employed for tlw cur? of not only Serofbli. but also those other affoctinh* which arbo from it, iturh aa Exvrnm aad 8xih Dhbasm, 8t. AxrnoNt'i PndS. JUax. or ERxaimaa. _-B»<i-t.K.«,| Bwtb^b, Blotcue,. BiAtsa and p.otn, Tuxoss Tsrrsa and 8ktT' Rkecx. Sutn Titan, HtjrowoiW, RxaeuarHu, StTWLftn and McucfBUt DiiXA*xa. DaorsT, DYcra*s:a'. DtutirrT, and. approved by IhiFremdiul U tb* United State*. b tary operations, and that tlic.government • may be hard at work without saying DRY GOODS I f Cowponod Extract of Sarsaparilla, tV*« DaPARtMara tVAsaufcrov, Fvb. 10. IBtl. Thh TVi&uney Waajiingtnn Hpccial dip- ’He is using a new process of refining sal- [ patch says t “The pulley uf the ndinlhiseratus, by which ail impurities are remo­ tratiun benccfurtb it war, and tho Cabinet ' ved. This process is in use at no other is now a unit on this poltcv. “.“Ebb B«y y»r<j‘U Norfnlk is to be Im­ .establishment in this country. The qual­ mediately retaken and rebuilt, - ,<ity of the Saleratus produced by this “Commissioners frojn Western Vir­ process is very superior, and it is fait be „ . .. t<» . day _.v_________________ ginia aaaured the President fur coming very popular with ’ intelligent nishad with _.... arms their (in.,, portion ... M--n of the State woukt/xpetred (ar. 1 housewives. Do Land & Co.'s Salernos ■^fO^-TrxU, reported at fa for sale by most grocers and store­ it the -keepers. Manufactured and for sale at > high wholesale at Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y. tsate incen­ •Ths principal grocer* also wholesale it. __ — .upp., m De Land dr Gu.'a saleralus rior articles which are in tha market— TACT». will be to girt Joy to tbe afflicted by effecting In all es*e« a speedy cure Our rule ia to charge nothing for advice sad written prescriptions; but will turaish when ro- 'merles. W*r DvparUneat — < the ----blood --------------------------------by »n i --States aro uut,sck»»uwlwta*d,.NAlia:n dr- * Publithcd bjr irdsr oftbs n_ ___ _ ___ eo«*s vou no njore than any of the infe­ *W?. a ji e .v o w t) x .jrrtii rnnae of prufre.ed the-organ*. arite&am OS not long be without the Lest that is man­ ufactured. oKacjjps. its is tiduwed. to snafll^jiie Sick and "HK&ffdMm____________________ throughout ths rtDgOriiMbTWmh of oar land to; A । .- ..lui.;. il Mas uee« ■mi The flames IW ADvrfi mis. and all’wereYunhlng towardaProh N.> H. ■ ■yoLl.-ribBoMaW'nifiSouuwuASrsOoliFAXT', WeibrirIgc'. residence, where smoke was I’adiicoMhsrfifsWrMiew'wm aie vmoltiM- ’• •JfeRWwwroMtaJBfaasaa*. Voj, U.-Acat<M. seen foiling out profusely. PUIS is a constitutional die blood, by which this ; INSTRUCTION LN FIELD ARTILLERY- ■ I. ‘I» .SrirfAIgU^ Aprtm 3 M CbZ<3Bua.l*P Scrofula, or King’s Evil, The fnlhiwing tu a«i entrant from a let- 1 The aubieriber harfag *<«« fcL^!iptr-.inciicu of BUOTS A SHOf-S aa a breath at' fit* trade, would »oHeit a portion of tbe public pat- ' rvasge PHOTOGRAPHIC CUSTOM WORK ept'eoMtanUvoa hahd, and *12 ktadfi MAI>K TO ORDER. . ROWER’S HARDWARE STORI cea ResuUted to unit tbe time*—call P.R-Omi for Bld**. GALLERV. 1 AvodnU. CraFW^Mnlbwity^;( WifneHe Afcnbru, typo; M'l-xincilypc; Sphercitype; Mirror-Ambrotype; Nailugrapbiq Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental . >.A,Ysii0afX>«hinipMW'AiDv BOW 'Laftj 'ttdWr TttBXoneo ENT, AND JUDL brotv tic: Rshevo AmbiVtypeJ Dodble Aaihru’ • pe h rreid Cases. * DISSO. foiuu E. o. , I MHM ataKeMfc Jimiea of the Peace and insurenoe agent HrettWrt- ^sr^ l». 186< Notice! and prommnR IkMY.M. •fltartar feteen! March n ISA I �IZU ONLY PREPARATION SAVE THE THE THAT HAS STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, [A correspondent of the Indeptndeni, engaged in geological exploration* in lhe British ProviDcee of North America, oommunleatea lhe following interesting naralive:] —AND— NervousHeadaehe r.u reaioru ,nc mm ana gray Unit, and pre­ tbe hair ot th* youth to old , in all iti BUY YOUR GOODS Matlie Crvek, Midi., Dec. XI, 1S65 foce over exhibited so fearful a picture of lite “Final Cuoflagaration" ns that pro­ duced by the great fire'of Mlramichl, in the British Province of New Brunswick, the recital of which cau«c« the narrator and surviving beholder to tremble with dismay. To forth some idea of the hor­ rors atteodhig this awful catastrophe, the reader must imagine a vast primeval (braet covering a tract of oounlry esti­ mated tn contain six thousand square rullea^ind thia densely crowded with f’ergreen trees, such as pine, hemloek,»prtier, and fir, abounding in pitch and resin. Fmm tbe 1st to the 5th of October an nmiaturnl beet prevailed, consequent on the protracted drought of summer. On October 6lh the crackling sounds of the fire and fulling trees in the distant forest announced the nppnmch of tbe devouring element The mildness of tbe w eather R. J. GRANT ETmS’for wwr battleortby HeirEeetoratiXtawtthe Ural af Aegtu11aM. f tare foithfaily feltoved tta direction, and tbe bald »]k>1 la now entered with Tbe CEPHALIC PILIX ar. tta rr.aU Ing Io lo send me an order on tblav mill for boillr, and rlforlva to tbjMirtho acriptun deal* deft ©DmiKHWHO ON LOW PRICES thus far permitted tbe whole forest not only tu be parched and dried, but even healed nearly' to Ignition in ndvnnceof the flame. Blazes now began to shoot tip in nhe rear of Newcastle, Douglastown, and Bart I bog with n hoarse, rum­ bling noise like thunder. Octolrer 7th, about noon, a pale, sickly mist tinged ith purple ns it emerged from the forest, spread over the horizon, Ah irresistnble lassitude settled upon thr people.suceecded by a heavy, dark cloud, | ■which wrapped the land in deepest gloom.1 At 3 o’clock, P. M., the heat was nearly I SLSAX.XAH KIRBY. Come and See ! ’ WE HVAE J!’ST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM PRICE » CENTS. IT e. SPALDING CeAar Sumi, Neu soaxo & SPALDING’S I tried one bottle. A largo stock of CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE, SPEHJDY AND SURE CURE ry reapectrullr yotira, Which w« offer Depot. 444. liroadn '•OjJ And M>W by all good Druggi.l. ud FuMry Good, NEVER tour ob'lServaat, JAMES KENNEDY- Hartford,Pa.. Feb. 6, IMT. itauodtbo ‘•Amsrioaa A Suairr MntAKS.—A Frenchman rorlnmatioii fish to fry, " very readily learned its aoplicalion. Ono evening, escorting • buy home, and being invited thought of lhe above expression, and exeuved himself by saying, ** I thank you madam; I rnurt cn«k some fish." Tur Bio BAmr.-Oar rradera will be glad to bear that the mammoth baby is still prospering. It now, at the age of ten months, weighs but one hundred pounds, and mra»sres 18 inches ar-mnd KNOWN DISEASE AND TO TEtTDITiFl’CTl *luSilv*bi»o A brother lover once Did John G. Base, that a beard was unprofessional.— Right." said Saxe, “ n lawyer cannot be ITS PAINS, ’nr\,r,TT>« « Ji DDTS & SZKDSS, The love of pleasure betrays U« into pnin; and many n man, through lure of lame, becomes infamoas. GROCERIES HARD-WARE ’ ZkWILKDI DRY GOODS! MSaf ‘ WK. C. FILLER. of every deset iption it lionsehtilil Ruine. World. Stacks of | tna, baliarn. and goma, on Leant raider, tl.etu peculiarly adapted and otUra. Their ant.ll Of-A atewteltatte of SPALDlNQ-BPKXFAR D GLUE talTasrs toe item U. rat anaually. j£2 SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! Clothing. prora tbair roicea foorau-teg PriMlBLnaU. SPALDING’S 1*REPARED GLUE! HERRICK A BROTHKB, 0BPATC11! SssSSSS—* CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND ■ORHAN BAILEY AlflO, Two Dwelling Houses, Terms Easy. JT1CHTMAN to ROBINS ANU FA CT DUERS of Un. ahaet-l knnjlrom an REMEDIAL AGENT. 111 »kiniiillr combined THIS DELICIOUS TOXIC fiTWL’MXY. “JMedicated," "Hcbnapua.” eie, fo rd by al! the ponrn.ciiphy.ta.n., D? MOTT S pufi'J<BfAT£' <ivf two Ssars aaat cf ths Hs»lK>p ROBERTS to STRIKE CHA /?esio?>,a 1 FILLS'^ IRON XVBOLKSALP. VI and PrvTia sold by all drnggi.ta, groeert, A. M. BININGEB A CO.. WILLIAM BERGHE E OF THE PEACE. A «for at law. and Solicitor Bsltey'a Black, (up .tain.) ' au<1 Newcastle, Dotiglastown, nnd th- >«tom irritability. ne«ai>fk. paipitat «l~l.o<iHl»r.1ido..flb.rirw.li«omr LumU-nnm encamped in ilw ... A. E. BONSTEEL, ISAAC C. woods. Vy £5 suddenly enveloped in the oootlagratiun Im: wr lia«t only «n»c to My.it will not unlycum mil to tbe them Mbl Mrram., plongrj I ■M l.WU'r .Mil. fmm, tairm into tho waters, but soon, alas, found thcineelvee in n boiling cu Id roti. The ary >j •letti, arntning tbe liter Io ortimi, promoting picture especially presented in the min­ gled horrun of Uiisawfol uight is a huge liver,-settled on both sides fur one him-’ dred miles, with thirty towns, wooden houses, burns and stables filled with crops 1 THE GREAT UKALEB OF MANKIND* 1 Herrick's Sngar Ceated Mitel THE WHOLE WOULD EXITED t ' >> PEOPLE, TIHNKt ‘ BANABL COOK, TCST1CE OF THE PEACE. Gant Groceries! . HOLBROOK, A TTORXET and Connwlorat U> A. Cbaacerv. General land nnd Cinsiating in part pf Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ fi"™Molnattcs nnd Syrups, Green nnd Black Tenn. Rin, Ceylon, nnd Java CdK-, Stone, to’<widen, and Wilhtw W Cigara, Tobacco, ami Snuff, Salt and Water Lime. Boapa, Salemtus, Caseiu, Pepper aud Spice. J. ■. RVBSELL. JOHN ROBERTS TBRY8ICTAN and SurgvM. Dwell XT way. near tfee Ceert Howe. ttaMStyaiXTS N0Ji’ baa a foil and UtX£3ri Sis Dra^ SICK P Is now receiving fmm New York and 2“* Brnning Fluid, and Camphene. house, mingling their cries of nngui-h oBnyrfo.m Ar i/. Amitorrawe with ths roaring and bsllou iug of wild . *«**!10 ?r t,cliT n,,‘. “,r of Kerwsiae Oli aad Lamps I A..__ i _■ i. !<our d.ughUr. until ri be luo late.bat bIm roar beasts and dumrsttc animals, snnnltaoe | m^andburimmhi. for while tbe former, from folm Ever offered in Battle Crack,all of pfa'wti ously perishing in the flames—tnen, | delicacy, often gor.dowutu a prrmalare grave women, and children running half naked 7th*,r**2?**' ~«d*»tai b< known In ume. i- _tlA AU. a t - ! i . ’ «b« ,"“cr *" oft™ » ■«**< “P witli tta exaite­ m wild disorder—and mothers, with their ment of busmeaa that Ifh weri nut for you tbev Farlictilar aUcntion paid to filling or­ intents, rushing through the flame. . ders frtiHt Ilastiagv and vicinity, and As daylight dawned on this night of! tatUftcthm guaranteed In every caac. horrors, n moat heart-rending scene was ir net«r failing aifoction will iinerringlr -t-TIk- htglamt tuarkeL price altra ■ tn Prot Wood-.RaotonrtircCordialiuU 'presented: human bodies burned to cin­ paid Air Pioducc. ders; others with flesh nil consumed, l&JLUC C. MOTT. blackened nnd still smoking skeletons, headless trunks and severed limbs; others bloated and swollen, nnd lying in every position of convulsive agony. Thousands no YOU WAMT WH18KE1181 of wild beasts perished in tlm woods, mid myriads of itabes, such as trouf, boss, mid salmon, with unnumbered water­ fowls, were found (lend in the sCreains. Sudt was die Great Fire of .Miramiehi I। ..... . .......... .............. HYSICIAN AND 8UR0EON. Mtatete* te llaattnp ata na MOTT I-... II. coatitroeaa vjtbunt a ter bauai n»tnc lairgalite, or inHctiag a diaagmdVaeiuatfM*. L. H. STET ART, TTOKNET and Counselor at I ri-Ur. o »taUJ. ■- NEVINS, ly malignant. tta effect, tee and a.ioniahiiig. C. PRINGLE. ARIEL STRIKE! Public DO YOU WANT WniSKHRSt OUVR* E. EVERT DO you WANT A MUSTACHET MBMFP. Mm ta toned ia tta O W at b:< maidaaee, near the Jal DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE I WHICH, ACT I AFTER 1YIHCH, T 7*” «»•*. T^^.tS2SS2RSiS?iLi" 81: hi. u tta cue, the million any. As an instance of tbe rapidity of the With tta cure, of UerrieVa Pill. flame, a lumbernmn says that he drove ■ bis tram into tbe forest, where he found ■£* Wm‘his comr.ads in camp playing cards. Jin Ucma.c they am gave the alarm, sprang into the river j AnJ .uperiot to Herrick's HU. ’ near by, iu time only to save hia life.1 while his companions, with lhe team Frew Rnct’, sed-Ptents, nd Ftawm-ttay'ra^ left their pastures and places of rtswrt on ths northern side of the river, and swam tar of THESE HARD TIMES ws tn seBing over to Calhatn, a distance of three quartors of a mile, some hours before the OUR GOODS Until it appea.-wd ia Herrick’s Pill. approach of the fire. Tbt ashes of the conflagration wore wafted fur trcaUrard into ths State of Maine. % till joy slate Ln Ik Jt ia now -thirty.fire years since this For teat of thouaaads: fearful ennflagratioo occurred (in Octo bor, 1RS5). The writer rcccnttv visited nr HKRUCK'8 MATCttLm.VRaBTAHU FAMILY Pll.l4. tan Iwmdated foe «add .kt tho extent of the devastation, where, in stead of dense thickets of sturdy ever- Unusually Low ! Hetioc is Hereby Given. OAKLEY, ■ ASON ALLEN, KlLEh IN GROCERIES, p,ot m —- ai.K t.,j «.',i BELaiNUHaMW 8. 11. COOK, OP DEEDS. aad.N- cuniATtn STIMUIATIHG OHGUEHT, M. N- SHELDON, TEKA8URER. Office E8 A. SWEEZJ IQ ATTORNEY. y will promptly a estreated to hie eara. it TIE STIMBLMTK BS4JIWT SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! ECONOMY! R. J. GRANT, SD ADKES ^lflt 00 BWIUI tornado wm about to mio|.gk> its fory with the flame, immediately entng, and-believed by most of the survi. ving eye witnessev to hive been destruction of the Almighty, sent upon the wicked inliahitauts as a punishment for their sins. -H hare been troubled with 1 ’’STmE- D. (. HAW LET. S prvr. a Indan aad • bl Us aad wilbMtaunoj for Calieettoa. A7T/- rr 77.-7, .mi. Qhg from ui. fane*. Juntos Jt SOON. •xrZEIFl^' out of place. now terror-stricken inliaLitanU hnd before hand been warned .by Mr. Wright | lu a popnlar form i nnd others, but gave no heed. N.ight j£’cfa^inlc"lb1'-' . .limn «>n it,I with M-itli its terrific C. ... .. * ' came forebodings. By balk HU. more twrttatlrrly before The Beal nnd ■ZUO AXD KKA.LTH TO Tom isrisrs In the Village of Hastings. treea, the* boiling aurgca of tho river, the , UU which rob them ofita ir beauir. for heenlv eento.ni nt, Merrick’a Kid Strengthuing Piaster a. Call and Settle Titles to all of these, Ixmmwtabuc, and etc., with wild and tame nnimala driven | dent*, miaiater., literary men. and ell ladies not before the flame, the bowlina uf lhe to much out door exervtw .howld al- A. STOVER. P. )! YraitaTtLihch., Jan.ll. 1961 For CtelMre TO HEGVLATE THE BOWEJ.% jiisupporttble. Tho air was still, while . the distant forest shook with incessant tlirilling, succeeded with rapid expl««:on>>, uttering l-'ud and boisterous sounds.— Soon tbe whole country seemed encircled by a Grey zone, advancing with rapid and most awful devastation. About 4 o'clock black smoke clothed the sky in । Rackcloth. Al 5 o’clock or half past, immense columns of' imokc q mounted to tho sky, aud a strong j sprang up. Soon came showers | rising brands, ashes nnd eiqdcra. .... | I ! j1 SOOTHING SIRUP, FL’LL AND COMPLETE. A word in place, is worth a thousand «iib <to.fa.u-. <» «> u. <;.ir Fit. Ijiwn-n/to ntiil ia Slt(OX> D. C. CAIN. Pay In the tewaaMp of Yankew Spring'; too bare faced ; ono hundred mi lew, became involved in ; fr«f>.lly fatal wtlaaa attvtao! to in ttac-.mital one vast sliest of ftntne, which swept ’ Ertoab "4 Alaolirerde iLLa, Mad. Co., N. Y., I January 28th. 1-CO. f To Dr. HERRICK A Co.—(ichllemrn:— aide, aa large aa a PBODUCE ; rage, threw i’a boiling spray <m the bura, ing land. Amid this awfnftbunderstnrm 'thcro uas net a momentary silence, then I., _ _______ ! a hiillrn roar tatonved through tbe forest, SiJrrtwu' dtap^m. kra FAIL btthat ! ahould taka OR Ready ’ peal on peel, crash on crash, bellowing ’ destruction, came rushing with awful । violence, and earth, ntr, water, and t»k) , ,. , . , . I seemed mingled iu a hurricane uf all do­ W. tot. »<erj kuiiUr good., ah a. a,*^ -ft. riv„ f..Wng to WITH ITS PLEASURES, HOUSE. CASH the leg and 10| around lhe arm. challenge any eity In tbe West to beal this.—Sprittnfitld. Ill.t Journal. mid by loud roars of thunder were heard [ and about 9 o’clock it was ascertained 18 MlTBIN THEIR REACH for SALEM prtu states that the bonds for tho Confednrate loan will not be forthoomtag UNION CURE Coktikcxd Hard Lucx for that Con- 3foreHm. bee Bmtn^tins sftsr tl JONAH D. WRIGHT WHISKERS Ok A MTSTACUE GENTLEMEN A\rD LADIES’ EATING SALOON!! ■ARMON SXffTB err com ibsio! A BsUsitor, h> >11 ’ - h. Alas. Cobactioa F. ■. KLBKELL W. STKJBBIN’ ful riv CLJCKS; CLOCKS 1 R. J. GRANT Feesilr Gr*«riM, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-05-15.pdf f827d812956833ee2c5b604039687ab4 PDF Text Text Ctt '’fojiklim Ijsiitr, Xmra st REPUBLICAN boHcnpUoa. Yearly Urmom win be VOL. 6 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1861 WAR! NO. 2. ^griraltural Jlras. cut the everting before in "the wall, con­ EXECUTION OF CHARLES I. life. On tbe sixth of October, 1801. the i French concluded a peace with England, I ducted to a level with the scaffold, hung in black. Two men stood near ths sif : and in lhe Decernb«r following, dcspatah- > IbeMli we Wash cur Sheep T in uilor's clothes and ma«ked. The king ed a eqi»4dron with $0,000 men, under I . “ __ th. wSm-tl uf Ua.nL to .tuatjjt th. I b> th. "><>»■"« I** « arrived with A haughty head, easting uo ,.b<upli«> ,.f St. Dnmlqp. Th. fr.m* ' Whitehall, Whi-b.ll. b» ■* Ite by U» the side ot tbs Ud bed .by. where all sides bis glances, seeking the pe«»pte tin , diMuarioD. and take- unpopular, (ju­ .troops ’TT -l. with ___________ 2 .tt 1-hh.n Irithm and sad Harr Harrison son Were were yet v«t aiMolnv ©leaping in order to speak with them, but - tho dging fought varied success until 1 , from eoeto-n,) or aryoNus side of May 1802. when a truce was concluded, ’tugelber. Cromwell, Hacker, Hucks, As soldiers alone cuvsrad the place ; po poe ths t question. Utt rural readers consider and Phayer bad met to finish the last ouuld approach. He turned toward his | pending with Tuulnaat, whu was In- tell • arguments, and tb«n lot us hngr tbsir HASTINGS , pro or con. Ho propounds tb« veigled on board a French vessel and 1act of their redoubtable proceeding, by Jux<>n and Tumbliuson. “I can scarcely views, NORMAN BAILKT, ( convoyed to France where bo died In 1writing the orders whicti was to be sd only oy you. then, that I shall address query, Apd ottluto error TJC fag; and then answers 1 R ta erefy reHMy of in goods, neosto the esecutioner. “Cbknd,” sotns words: He finally addressed to prison in April, 1803. A sRspidon of dressed ’ “ Humanity, al last, says JPb. AYfth iroafarr. bsrdwsrs, rsydy-msd. dotb( treacherv in his death being entertained 'said Cromwell to Httoks,“you must write thorn a liltlo discourse which he had pro- ths natural fear a sbsvp has fur water, it «ps, boota sad abora. State straet, first sud sign II” Huck’obstinately refused. paired. Grave and ca'.in even to coldness, . by tho Hayiians, the war was re oom ] sn obstinate grumbler!” said only proper tn' sustain that bo had been treatment monocd with renewed vigor, the command "What ' j oberts triker ns they sumstimes get by the f, JI. 4c J. RU88ELL, Buipldoo most false ondnndnr; “In troth Colonel Hucks.” right, ana that the hatred of th© right of jroccsa familiarly called washing;’ yet, uf the black troops involviag on Dossal-' Cromwell. ' incse, and the English being now regard 1said Astel tn him, •‘you make me ashamed; the sovereign was the true caug© nf th© n truth, it is not only a detriment tolha —uavrThs people wool, but to the sheep. We taka it for ed as auxiliaries against the French, the 'here is the veaoel entering tho port, and unhappiness of the people. wish to furl the sails before dropping ought to have no part in lb© government, .granted, that what u good fur the health whole remaining French force surrendred you i WIGHTMAN 4i ROBINSON, JL'BT RECEIVED Hucks persisted in his refu­ and ob this conaltioQ e|<’>ne would the 'nf man in th© way of care, hulds good as prisoners uf war to the English, the 1ibe achur. Cromwell seated himself muttering, kingdom find again peace and its liberties. with the sheep; and who among all our iiland was again freed from all Eurp«an sal. 1 wrote the order, and presented it to Col. Whilst he spoke, some <>no touched the shepherds would think of following hta oppn-aaioii. a new and m«*t complete assortment Hacker, who signed it without objection. axo. He turned quickly, saying, "do not ,sheep homo from a mill pond, without On the I-1 of January, 1804. lhe gen Almost at the same moment, after harm the axo. It will eausn me mure ( DRUGS AND 1XFDICINF.S, J. W. OAKLEY, erals aiwl ubivta of the army entered into change of clo'Jtes, when sometimes It is four hours sound steep, • Charles arose HOLESALE and retail dsalsr in. aad manu­ pain" and his discourse finished, some ,cold enough tn make his teeth chatter.-— a solemn compact, in the name of lhe 1 facturer ot IcMbcr, fadings. *«-• Battle “Take care of tbe flow can we than expset it tu benefit uur people of Hayti, renouncing forever ail from his bed. “1 have a great affair to else approached it. B phene, Banting Fluid, drpriidenci on France, and appointing finish." said be to Herbert. "It is neces­ axe. lake cars of the axs!" he repeated, sheep, especially when ws have a weefc'4 TURPENTINE AND ALCU|1QU Desalin<ts Governor f<«r life. In tie follow- sary that I rise earlv,"and he placed him in a tone of aff.ight, The most prof»und rainy weather lust after washing, and very ingyear he assumed the title t>f Jacques seif at the toilet. Herbert, being troub­ siienos reigned.—Ho put on bis bead n often, in this climate, it ia cold and un­ 1. Emperor of Hay tl. His ambition and led. combed him with less care. “Ihke. silk Hunnel, and addressed himself to the healthy fur man and heart. Yet sou>« • MASON ALLEN, tyranny brought un tho'drtesialion uf the I pray you," said the king tn him, “the executioner; ‘,dws my locks trouble yo«T will say it does ths sheep no. harm j bet people, and he was skin by a military eame cars as usual. Although my heed “I pray your majesty to arrange them facts prov© that this Is not the ease— kith .EALEU1N GROCERIES, provision*. pro:ar for mechanical and medicinal conspiracy, in October, 1808. Ha was will not remain lon-i upon my shoulders. under your bonnet” replied the man, your sheep and lambs suffer materially. PURPOSER-ONLY^a «iicco--drd i>y Christ pbe as chief of lb© I wish to be dressed L»day u a bride­ bowing. Tbe king arranged them with But thts is only ode feature, ft nm • Government, hut Prt-m starting as a ri groom.” Whilst dressing, be asked for the help of the Archbishop. “I hara for gnatAaloftirucndiKOfuy. whi<b could another shirt- “The season is so oJd I my part," said he to him, “in taking th:* be applied tu better cseincultivatingnur val candidate fnr the supreme authority a battle wa» fought between the rival forces might tremble; sumo parsons might at­ trouble, good cause and a raercitul G «d." spring crop. It Is nn ’rifle to waah three on the 1st of May. In which Petnn was tribute it to fear. I do not wish such a Juxon—“Yes air, there is only one step thousand sheop every rear. Th© day bad to take; it ia full of trouble fi"d anguish, But ths meat potent'grgnmant in fawic defeated. In the earn© vear Christophe supposition possible." gas appointed Chief Magistrate for life, scarcely dawned when the Archbishop but of little duration, and think that it nf trit washing our eheepis, we can shear nonEUTS A STRIKER hut like hix predecessor Deta-iliea. he was arrived, and commenced tho religious ex­ causes you to make a great journey, li from throe tn four weeks anoner, and tbws not conts'it with ©.mdilionnl power, and ercises. As he was reading In tho twenty­ transports you from earth to heaven." giro the more time after shearing for th« in 1811 h-- assumed tho title «rf Henry I, seventh chapter of ths Gospel of Mat­ The King—“1 pass from a crown corrupt­ growth of wool, to protect them from th-» A. COFFEE. SUGiAR. SPICES, PEPPER, King «>f Hayti. King Hvnrv was b-th thew. tho recital of the passion of Jesus ible to a crown Incorruptible, where I fall rains and from the coM winter. whWi PRUNES. FIGS. RAI-INS. CODFISH; cruel snd avaririoua, and like Desealines, Christ—“My lord," asked the king, “have shall have no kind of trouble'-;” end turn U no Inconsiderable Item. How often du HusricU Stuck tt SI froi fell a prey U> his own soldiery, who drag you chosvn that chapter as ibe most ap­ ing to ’he executioner—“te my hair fixed!" we dchy washing on account of (he water propriate to my situation T* "I i -4 pray hs took off his mantle and bis St, George, being In ould. when the weather b ab­ ged him fr-rn bi« palarw and massacred proprmto io Its Discovery to the Preseat Day-1 your majesty to remark that is the gos­ gave Ids 8t. George to the Arohbisop, undantly warm to shear. Th? sheep him, in October, 1820. pel fo- the day, as the calendar proves.” saying “remember," took off hie coat, ■CTLJEJS'J yUiXUHUUl 2 After his defeat in 1807. Peton returned will not suffer with cold in M., f u»r It is said that 3p-«iu has taken posses­ The king appeared profo -ndly touched, .put on his cloak again, and looking at the aru cared for during the three days im­ sion <>f St. Domingu. and as sll eyes are to lhe South of tho west part of the And Cookiar Extracts, and continued bis prayers with renewed block 1 —“piacn it in such a manner as it mediately after shearing. We would now turned in that direction, it may lie island and remained at the head pf a large ardor. Towards ten o'clock some one ,will bo very firm," said be to thsAcxccu gainrins-sixth more clothing, tn protect interesting toour readers to tree-the his military force. In 1810 he was appoint­ knocked gently at the door uf the cham toner. । WILLIAM BURGHER “It is firm, sir." Tbe King—“I ourshrop from the c*»ld.of winter, beside* lory of that c-lebrsted Wand. It wn» ed President fnr life, but died In 1818. ber. Harbert remained motionless. A will mike a short prayer, and a heal ex­ n stronger constitution and a healthier HiWFvrvd by Columbus on the Sth of lamented by ali who espoused his cause. second knock was heard,© little louder than ।tend my. hands, then —Ht> rcepvorod sheep, than if wo had froxsp our sheep le TKcrmbrr. 1492. and is memorable for He was succeeded by Boyer, who. on th© at first. “Go sec who is there,” said lhe jhimself, and spoke a few words tw a low May by washing them. PENS. PENCILS. INK-S. PAPERrEN being the first spot in \merics colonized death nt Christophe, succeed'd U» lb« king. It was G’loncl Hacker. ‘Cause voice, raised his eyes to heavdi, sad Finally.’ manufachtrtri muki ratkur giiv.-rnmentot what was tilled the French ▼ELOPER, CARDS, At. fabv Europeans. Ciilntpbqs left thirty ­ A. E. BO.NSTEEL, him'to enter,” said be. “Sir," said lhe kneeling, placed bls head on the block. XrwtAe ifioo! unaaihrd. They have to eight of hi* eomrvirs in this Mnnd. and part <>f the island. In 1794 Spain ceded HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Fpi pr*rtics Colonel, in a low and trembling vaioo. The executioner touched his locks in re-wash it after us ; why not 1st them returned to Spain. At this time the the remsinhig juirt of the island to Franco “It is time ior yflu to go to Whitehall. Mt4iFp>« la llMUngs sod vicaatty. MOST POPULAR order to arrange them again under bls do their own washing.and then iflt is not country was c» 11 rd Hayti by the natives; hut the troubles which ensued during th« Y>>ur majesty will have nn hour to rest bonnet: the king thonght hs was goingi well dune, they will know who tn com­ French never lifting DANIEL COOK, Coluntbua gave it the nnme of Ktpannla VMi'il) nominalthere." “I will g-i in a moment," replied to strike. “Await tho sign.” said lia to' plain of. One-half of th© woul in some ■r Ljitlir Sptpi). hence Ifitptniola Co able l<> take p«>Me»*lon, and the Spnnkh .harles. “Iteave me.” Hacker went him. “1 await it, sir, with tbe g’»-‘d sections of tl»e country where they have inmhus returned in November. 1403. and fisc continued tn wave over the fortress nut. The king recovered himself in a pleasure of your majesty.’’ The moment■ no dear running water, is actually damlanded near the mouth of a sraaH river nf the citv of St. Domingo until the 1st few momenta, when taking the Archbisbop Oflke is Goodyear's after th© If teg extended his hands; the1 sgj'd by Uic -attempt to wash it on the wh’eh. in ciimplimcnt to Isabella of Spain nf December. 1821. when the inhabitants by tli© band, “Come." coma said be, “let I. A. HOLBROOK, executioner struck—his head fell it lhe' back. It is made a bug-bear of in market, issued a formal declaration of independ ­ he named after her. us go." Herbert npennd th© door,— tbe first blow. “Behold ’.he head of ci ©nd thus lhe producer is f»raed to take ,f Hraunf. sp4 TWPity, taat y» lf»»M | Q.iumbns reiurW p> Spain in 1496. ence ^nd made overture" Lt the republic ilacker warned him tho second time and terT. General Land and T traitor I" said be, showing It to th* people. leu than Ms wool Is really worth.— of Columbia to ha admi’tal an Intagral jbJ story of Hewer’s block. rsrytasnglB ewr liM^e-taMemai p (pfi hig hr,lthcr Barth'demcw in com bo descended into lhe park which be A long and loud groan arose around1 Wod-growers ! we stand In nnr own mand --f ’he sttlement. who soon removed •part of the mnMeraev which prnpwltlnn must cross, in order to go to Whitehall. J. M. RUSSELL, Whitehall; many persons rushed to the! light on this subject. But taking uuwasbwav nut sresdod t». In 1822 ’ he French tn the •oulhvrn eoast.and founded the cit v HYSICIAN and Surgeon. OtSra in Russelfi Several rompenies of infantry weto rcaffold to dip their hands In lhe blood ofr ed won! to market cannot be practiced <>( Sl Do ingo. which afterward" gave again attempted by intrlguv to regain a» waiting there, forming a double row on the king. stone. State street. _________ Two bodies of cavalry ad by on© here and there. It ujust be a name t« 'he whole bland. The number ascend >nry In the island, hot were not his rout. A detachment «>f Halberdiers vanced in different directions, slowly dis­■ general reform. JOHN ROBERTS, How then shall we »f sHttlrr- from Spain increased rapidly. wureesafnL were marching In advance, with color* persing th© crowd. Ths stiiff 41 remained। best and most directly get at it It can In 1824 Franc© ©nn«<mted tn ac­ flying. The drums were'beating and the tai attention nil be paid to COMPOUND- *”v whom thr native* were compelled to solitary. They took away the body; It• be dong by ’ County Organise!I<«na-’— PRESCRIPTIONS; and any , »•» i perform the revrwrrt tab«rr. which msm knowledge the independence of Its n«>ise drowned ail voices. On ’ha right was already eoc'caud io a shroud ; Grom Shall w© make the attempt 1 By so dnI brought on diware and prema’ure drath. refree’nrv colnnv. on condition that of the king was the Archbishop, on his well wished to see it, considered it atten­ OTARY PUBLIC sad Cwveyaaeer. wlH a • ing we shall practice humanity. «awe laI and so fatal was the cruel P“lky of ’he the latter shmtl'l pw 90 000.000 nf francs left, with head uncovered, was Cobmel te.u I. all trnsiera. ^Ou.tcd Io bin. .Hl tively, and lifted up th© head with his1 bur.*save lime and money. Improve our I Spanianla. that, in twenty veara nn effir as sn indemnity fnr the loss of the French Tomlinann, Commandant of lhe guard, hands, as If to asauro himself that it was 1 ib*cp. benefit n-jr»clTes, ar.d bewefit the ROBERTS 4 STRIKER. Mbrnlat durina the revolution, and bv I ient la'v.rcr was scarcely tu b« found on nnd Charles, touched by his regrut. re­ indeed separated from the body; It was1 manufacturer." Hirrixcs Maaca «. 1»SL lhe wbo'ffWand. Under this ex'genev thia means e great part nt the produce nf quested him not to lo.ivo him till ths last a body well cunstitctsd, and promised a Havti was diverted Into the ports nf about 40.000 <>f the inhabitants of ’ he moment. Ho conversed with him <>n lung hfe."« TTORNEY and CowiMlor st Law, Soltotar ■beerier Sheep. I Bahama lai a were decoyed from their■ Franc*. Boyer retained th" Presidency the real; spoke to him of his burial and and Counselor in Chancery, Notary P»W«until 1842 when another revnlntlnn Ar. All txufaras attended to promtitlrand.ffl. of the person to whom ho desired his 1ST Lawyer, <m a circuit, dropoed sisatly Offlcs No. 5, Noble's block. Battle Creak. M'taed him tn fl-*c Sonn after hl" dep body to be confided, with a scran© air, a ten pound not© under tho table, while )c. The following hints will be nsWW j sale by “ ( |uv pc t|w Spniards. that nntwith- ooftion lhe inhahiutnts nf the eastern brilliant look and firm step, walked even playing cards a*, the inn. Ho did not ’ Frnf, In shearing liras, do not pen yrnzr -------- —--------------------------------------------- ~TL UM"I* and Sonn0(X» part of the Island rose ip opposition to J. M. NEVINS, more quickly than the onmpay. astonished discoror bls lais until h© was going to wbeep more than half a day a tints. To italic, sna'Tax agsnL FsrtleMtar rjoefessr's F»te»‘ Dress’ Fu®P*-------------------- nnf,T(> inhabitants which the Island ron­ the Havt:an« and overpowered them, and at their slowness. Ono of the officers on bed.but then returned Immediately. On don niskos them week. Irritable awd -- ----------- --------- ----- - । tnjnrd on its discovery, bv the middle of In 1844 formed themae|vre into an indo duty, flattering himself without doubt tn difficult tn shear. reaching the room ho was met by tho pendent state under the slvle of ths D ’­ „. .-------------- » j U.. f.llo.lng CTOlury ISO trouble him. asked him if he had not con­ waiter, who said :— Ssamd. I think the host plan to shear, mintcan Republic. Henri Riviere be spired with tbe Duke «f Buckingham fnr “! know what you want sir: you have |« «>n a platform, sixteen or eighteen inch­ coming President nf Hayti, he marched -------------------- ---------------------------- tU »f <>» l7,h ’'"tcrv the death of ths king his father. “My lost something." es high. The sheep should sit on the table, ■ an armv of 20 QO0 men against the re­ friend." replied Charles with disgust and I Frrt-chnbum-d * <■" uw- .Hl tnd rent its back and heed no the left leg, “! have lust a tsp-pnnnd notel-* volted pmvint* but was driven back, and S. C. PM1NDLE, sadness “it I had no otheqsin than that, “IVell, sir, I have found it, and boro It Urn lufi leg U on the table, the rgbt one UDOK OF PROBATE. Notary Public. Geahis disgraceful ‘kf«* caused him to be 1 tako'God to witness, 1 smuts you. that is. ’’ on th© flour. Commence cutting the wool bani«h"d His sunceaanr. Goerier. dvina -------------h, th. *™n fhr Cwtr I.l.nOr I w'-ll have no need nf asking pardon of “Thanks, my good lad, Lel-a is a sorer- st the brisket, shearing slung the . belly, shortly af er his noceesinn (n power Pierhim." Arrived al Whitehall, he slowly sign, fur you.” I hi" h»4 h<-- -n'in-l. "W1""” letting the wool roll to the,left where it rnt was elected to fill vaoanev hut hs he b, th->"I8BI- s/“Jn asoeoded lhe stairs, crossed the great DANIEL STRIKER, “No, sir. 1 want no reward for being came diagnab-d with the position of affidrs tn Fr."C >11 '!» »•« P*« "T hall, and gained h's chamber, where they b<>nest; but," looking at him with a done, shear ths flank, then wncnsnaa at iOUNTY CLERK, Notary Public, sad and retired t<« private Uf*. Gen. Riche l,Un*. thi. p-m-i the tr.-r.rh left him alone wi0j tho Arehhishop, who knowinng grin, “wasn’t it lucky that non© ths point of the shoulder and run the then became President, but be died in a shears to ths right oar ; shsar the neck to nl.nUlinn inOTUnl." «"■> I™- few mnnthe aflat he had entered np-m the was ready to give him communion.— of lhe gentlemen found It!" . L-rt..™ i" ira» >“ f-p-i*""" «r Some independent ministers, Nye and the left ear, and the lefi aldo as far as the ■ •‘ " Fuustin 8nulnuque OLIVER E. EYEBTS, » < ___ . ..c .k. ■■land amounted Goodwin, among others, came to knock bask bone. Now changa aides with tits ? en Ran while* 2-1 <W0 hewirne President in 1847, and renewed A man ’ s force In this world, other HERIFF. May ba foend in ths Court H ■ at the donr, s-nylr.g “they wished tn offer sheep, standing the right fool00 the table, t<t 30 R30 w «4 . > (^ oq n ttempt to suteiu© the eastern part of •r al hi* residence, near tbe JsUtilings being equal. Is just in the ration of 480000 "’•’h5.f^2Slal p-Jihrtten S i the island and Invaded it with an army of■ their services tn the king." ,“Ths king is and finish the neck. Nop shear tba riglit T PHILLIPS. Prere Harare and J»HW*z new tom rsicE.. tho strength and force cf hie heart. A side, finishing <m the right hind kg. Io I inhah'tanta. **''’* , ,55 qqq , 5 (>00 man. H* wm opposed and dafeal- at pre ver*,’’replied Jnxnn; they liwst od; “Well, then,’’ e.vd Charles to tho lull hearted man is always s powerful this w*y, the flaooa is kept whole; the ns. ’beSnsniuh P** «.» rd bv Santana with a force of only 400. SHAKER HOODS. mtn—-it he be erroneous, he is powerful sheep Is turned but little, thus avmdlnir REGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary PeWtCtWUK’i HpOWk fe BdflTrSv*”. of Bonlratq*© retired tn the capital, took Archbishop, “thvik thsm in my name for XV 0 (See is tba Court House. and opan at all their offer, but tel! them frankly that fur error; if the thing is in heart, h© i« struggling, tearing uf fleece and injury tn .. ___ —. n'-rt*d tn r raorc . 04 ________ - r.- Ann«,,ll<1«Hn-T bin oaurar. on w. ........ ---- ■—-- ’ - after having so often prayed. against me sure to mike I: notorious, even though it the aniipal. ijr-.. I1SIF.KS IM. JU""- S.SSMIJ rn-j.ur— . BY THE CASE 09 DOZEN• for reconi._________ the With nf Aiignat. 1849 sseended the without a causa, they shall never pray be a downright ftkehnod. pit » «»•«» bR Within the hat eight yeare, I have II-. Hip 1 530 IW lb*."! throne as Fsnsttan I. ITs mu«od the II. N. SHEUX>N, B. A. FUIAER A CO. with me duridg my agony. They can If even *“ ignorant, if his heart is full of 217.40S —•k,"f OUNTY TREASURER. Office In **>• Cimr* ennstimtiun m he altered. aurmtir,ded they wish, pray for me, 1 will bo thankfiil. In Joy's New Bl oak. ln 1701 Ih. 4«..IU.n« himself with several grad»*-»f nobility, They retired, lhe king kneeling, reooived man for that object ISE Js&r.oa A ranee. Detroit. Fm«4i ext.nJ«> V'SL U.n nnd creat'd two orders <>f Knlahthmvi. TaMES A. KWEEZEY, power, heart force. ting a fnt shwp. When badly cut they ml,,,... »nd .» huorrreil.." pU« ,n The pulicv of Soiil«»nqiie sn<>n become Lhe communion, and rising with vivacity: ROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Counselor si will always Itlek. and then the ahraror will -Heb up-.rf- "I »> "[■•“T"'. "*.™ despotic and InsiippurtnMe. and in Janu “Now," said he. let thoee rogues romo. Law, Heritor sad Counselor in Cbaseery. A f*riper’s wife in speaking of th© pound them with his shears or fiat. Ths tiled. Ill 1792 arv 1859 he wm driven off fmm the 1 have pardoned thorn from tho bottom of , -bK. Inlmblunu •"« । my haarL I am r©H<i ter all that is about imartnasa. aptness, and hitcligence nl her kinder yon treat n sheep, the better they of France th. N.ti'—.l A—uibly •». - -~~~~ pm. thmn. .n" e—•"" —, to* happen for me.They had prepared son. a lad of six vegre, tn a lady friend, 'bahai-t., Many wool growers want their —— -------th. polHhul '* pn-l.lmM. ..4 F.K-» Grfrari. th. sheep sheared very does tn rhe hidm but hiadinner; ho did not wish to eat anv SivJ : ’ HARMON BM1TH, . thing.—“Sir," said Juxon, “ynur majesty /CIRCUIT COURT COM ISSIONER, Atiornev “He can read fluently in any part of this is unt'so well fur the g»jaep wit fnrths Couasatlnr 4 Solicitor, ia aH tbs O»rta sf’ | WIL1.11* SOSES. ,..r tbm-c-.m—Im-t-nb > — m«"*. th. ni<—........... has fasted for a long time; it is cold ; the Bible repeel th© whole calrchissn. neat growth of wnuL When afeswvf defeat of Snloqhe ’hv H»n D-»minicntns. ’ : perhaps nq thb soaffold you will ex­ and weed onions as wall: as bis father.” close, tba hot »un injures ifotei mrorial> nmutrip-Uuirf ™'rzd, ’A .Ou-b. truce ha* elated between lb* two gm*, * rr r_s____ -- AIL2---------- ■ • . periencu soil’' foeblenos*.’’ •• Yas mothor," said the young hopeful, •r no efarp. No P««>* W* “ M Klgnnl tor the slave* to wreak thrir , ernmema — which -pmaMs the W^-~ , -You arc right." said the king, ano eat “and ystarday I licked Ned R»ww, TwCkNW with tw <>n ths white oppra*w>ra and on 1,1 ____ ______ naeti wav A* original name nf the It whole ^mcANlrt'wSbRB^I* I the S* ”f J«>*’ bkek“J? ialwnd.Vnd Minifies moiintalww. H , a piece of bread and drank a plats of throwsd the oat hito the wall, and stole To' Bpnp Bixsunic r. H. Ml SHELL, , win*h on« n’d«*- . !*•<*«• old Ninkley5* gimlet." ra,w"enidlM m th* *» anefeos anetooS Frserth Frarrti 0-donv wort srarraate* B? S7 tered Cfcpe Francois •?" jL'Lk.'' now nnplied to writes to the American A . knocked al lhe door; Juxnn end Harbert bleeding from a i r.lI cn their knees; “Rise my "Id friend,’ gastiugs’ Jmintss Jirtrtjrj. Jortrj. On High Prices, at the DRUG R STORE!!! &. S , W imiis GROCERIh^l (Ltjoict P PATENT MEDICINES P iOTTBAIP, IFW DASH N A S' bpring trade, 1861- S B*TS,csr*,* «TBA wcopoa. C P said tbe King V> tbo Archbishop, extend­ ..a P~’ Ing his hand. Hecker knocked again. Low Prepare System Wte tf, C«tk»r»ll Nn dbrtrin* ts hich erm Tor anything. hirh -hair -pring ep and beer-abundant H of their !o« Da. Hamilton remarks: “ A justify- �Tbe New YorkJZrrwRsay a that within Sumter, G<-n. Brann with 2,000 men, exp Ions to join them at L „ would be met by tbe military from Balti* m«re. Um Virginians Were not forth* coming, and the plot was thus frustrated. In Richmond they have arms and pow­ der enough, but no percusskm caps whatIV er. The iccrwiun government were ,un|y rect^ljyjhlojmad offfils fact, spd Uere Vrry i:ii;ch surprised. Provisions in Richimma uro verv scarce, common brown sugar alone wiling at twenty-five BEPUBUCAN BAlflTEB, A Vietery* “C.DL McDonald, U.S A. r«r«iti»s- . It Will ba se««i by the war* news ip i _________ other part of das paper that lhe Unit rnmiB. r States bare gained one victory ov^ t drf«.« u. b. I« •h» : S“wt recruits State WedaeUay Maralag, May 15,1MI. Tbo Michigan Legislature convened in extra session, up the 8th inst, and inimo- dtatrly organized and proceeded to bu- । dcliVbred nt 2 o’clock to the Legislature aasmhblsd iu joint, convention. It is a sionists, in faith and practice, had orderedI some 0,000’troops tin , ed by F. P. Blair Jr., in defence of lhe the establishment of a camp of State efty. . _ _ troops to be located In tbe suburbs uf 8t.■ "Rebel forces In largo nutiibera'sfe Leuia. These troops were commandedI being concentrated at Alexandria, with by Genera! Frost and had invested the? henry ordinance, it would srem with the intenliun of fortifying themselves, as city oa ordered. On Friday last, Capt. ' part uf a systematic approach to’this Lyon, of tbe United 'States army, with ML ’ ' . four thousand men sutrounded the camp,■ The TVwm's Washington correspondence isting circumstance*, it I* Inexpedient to call a sovereign Convctilion. 0k Rrpilblicanlani । upon the country t force oi his quroti'x>, ha rbo is guilty «»f bringing aJ oouk ^rrrerie conditw. ofaffai s P Tu the infinite astonishment and disgust of tbe Hon. 8enaU>r, three -f the most rej i jlIRMl rttolRR f MH I VJTT.-* N»TM^W.rlX* ’ promptly The TSww.’ dij, ---- - ------- <-------J has sent orders >■*• •*»heights at C-iro,ounmandiugBipl P'dini* which trere|(ar^ as Che asaaiUblft L___ie t>' p„----------answered • Warren it newt nut -be twld LoaieeiUe Demfurot. — A corrtftpodent of ib** Bufliilo Cbwj __ _________ placed field pieces at several. points andI says.- "Nineteen Regiments, in additbui mereial Adrtrliter, “speskinj ffimi'IApbiFT^ give boticr to.Hptrtte. all parti* aur atert*t»4 of । Six hundrad Kantnckuins, armad, nrri* Two privateers were oepttired by a productbm. The necessity uf calling this dmandad their surrender by a letter to• to those previously ’ ordered, have been ved al Culpepper, Va., on Saturday last; . called for to come hero immediately, and frigate be;w«en tbf Mauds «> Montauk extraordinary acssiun, and the causes Gen. Frost. The latter making a merit to ioin the accession fonea. ......... , are already on tbe way tu the Relay on Saturday aftern*»on. after thruu hours of Balti more has the appearance of Bun­ which have created that necessity, are set of necessity acceded L> tbe demand and camp.” severe cannomullng. ThV WW’ brought — - * ------■< lM*l ia------ 1 —. day oh week days, scarcely any business forth In clear and eloquent terms, and the the garrison was marched into the.city as1 "Gen Patterson has advanced <>n Phil- intu New Lobdiin Saturday night. diatelr before the d«y JisrJ upon for • bcsnnr. 8. C. FIUN DL£ Juu<. of Prated. wh.ite-. er being done. ’ fret «ni a l»ng uiureb. duty of loyal citizens to their country in prisoners of. war. This is our first vic­• adclphia, Wilmington and Baltimore B altdiobr ; Mxy 12DeU4. Her Mb. ■’ ny8u On Saturday afternoon a party of soldtime r«t war, is nlso clearly slated. Such tory. soldered without firing tho first shot, Rood, ns fitr as Bush River, where men Tbe city Is quiet, Trappe from York i,‘CS. ufidifr comtnaiid of Cnptaih'Dahlgren , under his directions arc engaged in recon ­ It is significant as showing the fact that at Washington, were pfitcticing with the action is recommended on tbo part of the ’ structing bridges. He is stated to have and Cheater are cxp*ctsd to arrive here the Government docs n »t intend to per ­ •ouuuvrv, « Uahlgrcn guns, Ufirty-foirr pounders, at Legislature as will enable loyal cittfcmi upwards uf 15,000 men under his com- ti»-morr<>w in large numbers over the la the matter of.IM < the distance of two miles. Several mit Its enemies to fortify themselves, even1 maud. Northern Central Railroad. ?veral shots ; u> meet these obligations. F.« McHenry has been largely rein, were fired, and nil struck within a com* ‘it la expected in anticipation of threat Tbo Governor recommends a loan of in States which have not formally seceded. About pass of twenty fifet. cned movements on the part of the forces .;forced to-day from Annap-dis. Slnob the accession nf Virginia, Lt. not leas than a million of duilars, and iu Virginia, that Federal troops will oe- 1.200 turn are now there. North door of the <-•• urt How. iu tb« viUatv «f lllfc I A wagon hwd.if mililnrj goods lsnmd Meade, one of Major Anderson s garrison that the militia laws of the State be so Hutinr*, In tf>» Mnnty of Barry, and 8Ut« «f cupv Arlington Hights. HiHmtan. on JUncsv m Z4tlfd>y^J^a n. now __ ample means in I to Harper’s Ferry, wa» scixcil on the at Snnilcr hits resigned. amended as to rnblc the governor to “The Treasury bus nt r._ ____ _ Five ‘persons who were arrested al call out six regiments in all, with discre­ rrL. » this I Frrrierick road last night by IB troop*. specie fur ail neceaities. They tad Louisville, Mny 10. WashlugroB kit week for uttering treason morning between two and three millions Naw Y.uuu May 13 j tion to raise the number to ten, should the1 The Mayor’s veto of the appropriation ulile sentiments, hare been released from of dollars in ths vaults. There are offers The Tribane't special Washiiigton di<- | emergency require. of $200.01)0 to arm the city was sustained tber cotifincilfcnl In the Capitol. uf loans to any extent, already exceeding patch says; -Aguila who had been sent i R. J, GRANT. Tho Legislature in acting upon these. by the Council. The Mayor says tlOO, *50.000.000. nearly all at par?’ " ROBERT J . Over three thousand troops reached from Gen. SooU’s office to reconnoitre iu | Washington on Monday, including a New recommendations, have evinced a dispo j 000 is sufficient. The Council appropri­ The Hearldt Washington correspond­ Dues. Mar 7. JMI. ated 110,000 fur the relief <>1 the p-»r. ent says : .‘•The President .gave a military 1 CVMML-tbiUNER'ri NOiiCE. Jersey rej^ment. sition t>> act rathei than tu talk. Thia is The Govern nvrnt has tint only rendered Baltimore, May 10. i reception to-night. apparent from the fnct that their business J tho blockade of tho coastwise Virginia "Gen. Harney is acting with Gen. But! A steam gun and three men-were cap —SUH at Mwiuna. Orleans and Prmarofo. They all agree p< rts efficient, but has bhxdcaded tbe was finished and that they adjourned on tured while going to Harper’s Ferry.— ler at the Relay House. ibeFrv. that tbe troops intend marching on to mouth of Fltfn.beth river by a vessel sta­ Friday tho 10lh instant, taring been in Tho frigate Niagara is destined for One of the men was Dickenaun, one of Washington. and that If that plan was tioned ibout HamptonRonds,thu<p.-cver.t- session only four days. the inventors. They were sent to Annap blockading Charleston. abandoned, the leaders will find it difficult 5ng steamers from passing fr 'in Richmond Last night M of the Maryland Guard olis. . t<> restrain the men. tu Nr.rfidk. on tlo inland wlter route.— A special correspondent at Fredricks were arrested by tho Massachusetts Pick­ ••The regiment uf cavalry which C-rl The Virginians could hardly ha in antic­ ing one million of dollars upon tho bonds luirg says the western train was stopped et Guards, fur attempting to escape tu Schurz is to rai*c will he one of the most ipated being prevented carrying on their of lhe State, issued in sums of not leas 10 miles west nt Fredrick, by tbe com Virginia tn join tbo aeccsMon lorces.— effective in the service. The object is to Inland commerce. than fifty dollars, redeemable nt tho pleas­ mender of the Virginia troops at tlial They will bo dealt with ns traitors. enlist and organise a body nt men who DOOM «T each of tbe WL» ia* HJI.M x>lI Gon. Biaurogtrd, with Russell I <>f the ure of the State at any time within twen­ place, and sujected to an examination, Tlic n-cuud tUlnrdav In June, and like tr have »«-en service and do not need drillin-. arrival tu night from Pensacola. lie ty-five years, with interest nut exceeding that will be done tn all western trains. London Timet, had arrived at Mont­ The Virginians number -100, and are gomery on the 5lh inst. sUtes that there aro about eight tbouM seven per cent. strongly posted. and rebel tnwtps outside the fort, and IlAkaisaURO, May 10. in Europe, T» such men ■ Goveniim-nf There has alsn passed an important A train of Western enrs with a hit of that they are .In n vety bad ponditon.— A letter has been received from an will i>**doiihtedly furnish uniforms, equip­ EHE.NEZEK KAWDY, ■Titclr provisions are giving out, and thu measure to amend the act tu provide a horses nnd a hundred beeves bound to CU’MLhrl G ALLOW AY. ments and homes. • JUUNATliAN HAjqHT, warm weather is making many ill, while military force, which is a carefully pre­ Baltimore, was captured at Harper’s troops there are provided with inferior The Herald» Washington dispatch the goners] impression, t» far as he could pared law. It nuthurizea the mustering Ferry. arms, and are badly provisioned. He states that the spies are plenty in the Dated. April 30, lr4l. 'llic New York Herald» New Oi leans tbinka their chance of success in a c«►flirt very midst of the Federal tn-.p« and l-.wrn,Was, that an attack on tho fort would for the United States service, fur a term dispatch nf the Dth, says: “Texas troops with Federal troupe is very bad. and i»>*ob be-abandoned, on the pretense tha: of three years, one hundred companies of had left Victoria lointercept Cd. Reeves’ thinks an attack by anything like an ad­ the troops - would be wonted farther SHERIFFS SALE North.—~ irothington Cvrrerpondent cf not less than seventy-eight or more than command 600 strong, above Sun Antonio. equate force, would prove suocssful. Tbe one hundred men ench. These companies Capt. Lee’s company 8th infantrv. had writer ia an officer of skill, and twenty urs to thcir'cotintry - and denit with atkt, WotH, .Vhy 7. surrrendcred at San Anfo&lri Cd. Waite Ccrraipondenta at New Orleans state may be ordered out of the State at the 811 MUI AX a rutsnu;. suoessor uf Twiggs, is a prisoner of A confident expectation prevails in th«- people, there are daily' expecting cal! of tho President. Volunteers shall War. high circles that a battle will *h> fought French and English fleets to arrive to receive the same pay as persons uf the “The Belgian Consul has denied the between Richmond and Washington in “Th* Heralde Washington c-i-r'«p*. i hasp npefi lhe Southern ports. They say same rank and grade in the United States statement ttat he had mode arrange­ denre says: “A dispatch from a g-1' MollMMGE s\t.E fifty ships uf the line will be offered it army. Tbe companies may be mustered ments with the Confederate States, te merit agent reports that the reb-1« ••eeupy Tsaxrou. N. J.. May It. uecesMrt-. Tho Legislature has passed a two mill­ the Virginia and also ths Mart hind aid* According tn the editorial columns of from this time and put on a course of supply them with nrrnr^from Belgium. ‘■The channel entrance at Pensacola is ion loan liill.also authorized the Gov-nur [•■f tbe Potomai-11 and were apbrwhenall Southern papers, there ia tbe most drill and instructions by Regiments. obstructed by sinkint! vessels to prevent sive of on sttnrk from the Federal troop. perK-ct unanimity jn the rebel armv, and The compensation of the Adjutant and They were receiving supplies and intmi purehai aivsrv man is cace.- tn n-.ees the North- Quarter master General shall be increased tions from Baltim-<re. and tad a mOhary It also Naw York, May 10. srn forces; .iMt'ia the axlvertisiiig.portioo Tbv Guvrnwrent will s*»»n in such aunts as recommened by the Mil Stats 1 quelling <>f the rebellion. road direct. uf a single abeet-(the Atlanta InUUigen The TT-nwhsa advices per the Kidar, ent off thia route. itary fkard. These officers are also auNxw Y ork , May, 10. ur) rawarda are off.-red f-»r fifteen desert­ that tbe seerssiunists lAve a battery nf Naw Yuaa, May 10. thuurized to employ such assistants as 98-pouudersat tbe m««uth of the James Dispatches from Charleston say that ers from a single regiment. By T.. Tbe Baltimore correspondent of th*Dated. April < trfl. It. Wnbtafl.® o..rr~p.md«« .4 ttw. *" •Ppr-'J ''J ">* MlliurrB-mri. River. The steam tug Yankee was fired butter is selling fur‘75 cents per lb.— TLare is u» bam or bacon In lhe market, Tribuae of 8-tturday save: “A tand of »■ ____ _: A 1 Ilady J— J——. * The appointment of IPay-master <■ **,! during on but tbe shell passed over her.. Philadelphia Prttt says direct The tents |/ the aecessiim forces lining nod the cAttly are auCtring for hay. It h Virginians were pritird kr Biltiinorcans, from Pnrtsmmrth. Va.. onmmg by the-in­ said that Souihrrn tn ops are better pro­ and have advanced fr >m I1arp--r’« Ferry land route, hiforiiH me that both Nor­ the United States, ia authorized to bv the whole bank oftfin river, are distinctly vided-with knives, dirks and revolvers and aelted M-win-ncr bridx • and Fredrick 'TATE OF MICHIGAN. < folk and Portsmouth are under mob rule; made by the Gmreraur, and he is tu give seen from the fampnqa of Fort Monroe. Col. Dimmieh ia ‘mounting ten-inch than Northern tera.ps and fee! <-.«Adent that the Inhabitants, or at least most of saffidrat sureties approved by the Gov­ Columhiads and barbette «n the land side of sneress. Troupe at Rk-htiu.nd htfe (liNil Into Frederick Citi. them, would be very glad to have the not been d, and fiour is selling at United States take possession of both ernor nnd State Treasurer. Ths Pay irf the Fort, to be protected by sand bag Coart Honor, ia tbe vilU • 10, and 150 per bbl. Virginia and j-laoes. .Fur two «orti she has n«t been master will have the rank <>f Colonel, and entrenchments. The big gun Rhndeman, formerly tho aide tn slprp quietly at night on account may be removed fur cause by tho Govdollar. foot for chartering the Great Eistcrn for Fluyd, is mounted to sweep lhe bay. r>f tbo aiartnv of tbe secessionists. ITse ereor. Annapulis, May 10. F; Sr dry duck, she says, Was not destroyCutCAOo. May 10. Tbe troops are to l»c paid tnouthly.— A steamer arrived from Fort Monroe The Paymaster ia tn furnish the Adjutant reports arrersl nrina taken. On board “General Preutiaa ha* received .positive wn io. imu. General a certified statement of the information, that General Pillow has one was firnd an ex.Lteutenant of the U. JA.SOX MERRILL. Aaaijwtt. monies wh'lch will be due to the troops chartered the steamers Ohio Belle, Mor­ 8. Navy. Hxvsa Ds <J«*cv, Md., Msy 1.1561. Gan.Dsu’s 1»lasd, N. Y.,.May *3- i—u.;—sii'&.aafe- New Advertisements. WAR NEWS! ! NOTICE I *“•»* “f FiyjO ounjpanies «»f troops, at Perryville, "intpri»ing five hundred’men, the best each month, and the Adjutant General ris, and Hill for an ateaek on Cairo.' from that place yesterday evening at sun­ set. One company remained here. Tbe indred man. c-tttij Annapolis, May 10. cu'inl *»f mutters at the Relay House : •ftv-ntlemen who conversed with Gen. Butk-r state that lhe knowledge that he piMcssed .d of the the doings in Baltimore ^rr. across the Severn ' p.ww-»wd Warfunda. The Paymaster^ rouchrra sioned by mra^ogcra arrival h. re »t two ny^ki^.«k< -lib d_p.uU. fnm Th. O«rd r.w™d Br.. kl.«l ! pre* ».b«.»d »«. (he deeds of the 19th ions mia since are to -be submitted to the Auditor Gen­ SO shuts abuts were were exubanerd. csstangMi.. wit., aatnoish-d astonished it>« them, and led to the cuti the Governor ___ -20 !j ult_ eral, and held by him fur inspection by 8t LnCta. Mav 1° that the Government tas had lt> Owen empty. ns«l»«Mtl»*kM-4aMuLTft™ u W.U*,lb* p^rjM tho Legislature. rtbl. 1-nH, l«< .igbL IEv7 ’.ft "«*•?" *"d *jm A Chaplain. tn have the same pay aa a will draw hie warrant on the State Treas­ Fbaxkfort, Ky., May 10. urer, who will make payment from the XA ASM «. , l*nn l-d, nl PMbtor.. .nd .11 Ital »..**.M Captain hf Infantry, is to accompany each la«t evening, end went into camp at H— Gurd. MM*dcb. rt. ibn»«b >b* .ilburhm — k»... v. .Pcrryrillo. Five hundred more were regiment Fifth «r**t.rn.ni lb* Ar**i»l. wb*rv lb*v I ^"n'. *b'’ l'”k “ A section provides specially fiw tbe i-xnccted there last night. • - part in jljr n.tf ta« fata name and bia doIt isev»d<'Btl v the-design of the . govern ■ payment of the expenses Inonreed io inp and hi« earing mi rsourd in WmIi- , furnished with arms. On reaching Wai j ington. and in fiwt'it ia evident that more metA toppeti the whole lino -of railroad cquiping and subsiding the Coldwater datium and the white* undertook to die- nat Street tbe tr~»p« turn nd westward, a is known there than here with nysrd U> het woen'bere and'llnltimorc, and to keep lilt Artillery. large erowd lining the pavemeate t»« witthe details <>f iho whole transaction.*’ tt open and guarded, in tbe same' manner The Quarter Master Gem’nl and Rec- Tba Governor has sent General Buckner nee« their progress. At’the corner of We believe thi* is n otrruct tribute to a« it is between Philadelphia and Perry­ imcntel Quarter master are both required tu ascertain tbs truth of tbe matter. Ht Fifth street parties among the spectators lhe vigilance of the G .vcemiwnL which ville. u ' has not yet returned. The mitlury are began booting and biasing, and otherwise not only keeps Mart land nnd BalUmorv abusing the companies as they passed, in readiness. । under io eye, but Virgin a. and in short Th* Governor is authorised to order and a hoy about fiwrtren years <if age Passengers from Cairo yesterday, re. . tbe wbofo movemtat of Uw msmssiou S’. Louis, mav 10. discharged a pistol into the ranks. Part •port having passed at the intereretine nf Tbv orgaulMtUni uf this General Frost's brigade nl Missouri •»T the rear enmnany Immediately turned oswpiracy. thu Illinois Central with tbe Ohio and militia, encamped at Camp Jackson In tbe and fired spoil the crowd, and the whole “intelligwiee” furee wiw <mi« uf thr first ispa the appointment of » militry . con• Mississippi, a tmh» with m rwriter two duties which occupied tbe new -AdminWestern outskirts nt the city, surrendered column was instantly In confusion, break­ istratfon, as lhe difficulty bf keeping up romrMkK, destined C>r Cairo. If this bo i unconditionally this afternoon on di-maod ing tbrir rgnks. nnd discharging muskets true, as we hope k may be, Grei. HU>«w ( ••f Capt. Lvon" cmnmaader of the U. S. down their nwn line and anvwig tbe people communication with Fort Sumter had r»wUnbferikeltv cerufri to keep “the diteh" । lablisbed its abadlifte ameMity. Ktxwl tide city. Captain Ly<m march­ on the sidewalks. The shower uf balls edge is power ordinarily, but tsu t«id su called the Ohio, hrtwren h tn and tbooe ed o« Camp Jaekaon whi> some 4.000 for a few moments was terrible, the bul­ Ug guns.—Caicnyo TVtdsnr. volunteers, surrounded It and planted lets flying in every direction, entering Board, or a majority of 1L . eight held psoas on the adjoining cmin- doersand windowsnf private residencies, Tbe concluding section exempts any breaking shutters, tearing up railings, and A bevel Batterr* Tiw_Qu«4>cc Mrrcxry. of May 2, gi res evch smashing bricks in tbe tbiid story. Rising Sun. fnd. May 10. Tbo Philadelphia Ledger stales that tbe The utmost confusion snd consternation the fill lowing impo-tsst mkrmatiiaj: doterimaalion to ruwihstnictlbe bridges Tbe operator at Patriot telegraphs “Yesterday tw<» companies of ths from the legal penalties which might,be that he has l>ccn called upon to aid ia prevailed,,spectators fleeing in all dlree- on tbe Pbiladolphu, Wilmington and Bal­ .S-’reute^lK ln full mvehljjg ordar, in timore Bailroad, destroyed by a mob quelling a negro Insurrection. wWrli broke from Baltimurc. has led to tbe ounelructalso exempts them from arrest, ipiprison- out last night in Owen and QsUsAia amtR which they ewbarkwd for Montreal* We . uodursLantl the sam«- number of men from ..tho.Royal Canada R'fea have bean tom- arew ax>d an.muniuua spires at those pla­ ces prenrai pouHUHff of. 'Southern' tiea,Ky. Great fears are felt, as it |T Government ut the locomotive works of supposed that tbe negroes are led on by two or three white citizens of Kentucky. most severely, four of their ■ember being Baldwin At C«i., hi thia city. The people are gathering all thrlr forces instiuftly kiftsd and several wounded. . Tbe free taatra hare 8,728000 sales to put down the rebellion, and runners V.p rt , Nrw Yo«r. May 9. havobtrn seut out into Indians for assist­ ance. Opt Fella, of this j>laee, who oainent or exe'eution on their property*. States, ecdnmve of Virginia, had only 531.000 males between the ages nf 18 following advertisement apVicksburg, Mlaa. Sus; BfflMtD THOCS4XD and fort five. it The diffi-rsnee in wealth in the.aajDc sections is about proportion­ ate to the number of men. With equal witboot any naw* suit cansot ba doubtful. sad delivered «or waged agamst the South unoonatitu. Grw. Scott wlH be 75 years mortgage sale. At midnight last night a aqad sf about ... ■ f, ^..,1 ..h tk- PRJ/DLK. । fieaib wwt nu.r m*u oi hmumlm. hereby gives, .that by virte* iu sad wsrigMe eretsre*. ■sd by vinas «7 me suiute t« «1 ptwrtdWTtf-------- * — "S’* COM MISSION Hire NOTICE. nr we rarcuu bleb e«id mortjpj« □BORGE CROSIER, �REPUBLICAK BANim. • Th* Mobile ZdMPhwr of April OFFICIAL Itm w BA1MT vWrtl. ATTENTION! “P* of 7‘N-R<«’ramn arrAiler. ably deont tort of men for Linculnltea, but hardly worthy tbe honor of being slauubteru.1 hw 25 I'utal ani SfttstrUanttins. COMPANY!! ■WA«. ^“Tlicru aru ff7 p-oird^r' iffilla' in Pennsy IvmtiR, 9 In Drletsnre. ff in Mary Lnd. 1 in Virginia, and Done in the other Souther tt StaUa. . On Monday driven by E. HTTk- name* of tbe palrinta u bo fell nt ihr Banda «»f tho manlemma ruffian* in U. Smith. Iwffime uf.niahagvaMri from llaltiniure, were Adibuon (). Whitney fri-ht and one tine breaking, ran hlu the and Luther C. L-tdd nf Unwell; and 8.1 n fence in front»>f Wm. GrAd-eart rem Shattuck leaded wlttt^h«rtuehold goods for idrnar. uj-v* up*K th* ------load -----and ------------aevwfdJy — In idonw; — ............................ .................. .......... -■ )0WiM,.Bk.»d<. Twa—(.h-ik. gostiMs' Mrite Inrrcnt. good* waa not very great, but tho fence . .. «m,:.l,ral.|.v demnli.1—. ON HIGH PRICES! REFORM. Stacks of NEW GOODS! SPRING & SUMMER N. BAILEY. ___ I „.... „ ^....... 777? Ila* just received “~ ~jT IU < <>■ HIS SPRING 8TOTK rlulalion of tho Liquor Im and fitted ten pillar* and awlfl of suit. : OF GOOI» Cum prising a Mii»nn Allen uaa, "O Monday *crvod RGE AND BEAUTIFU Moxrok We l.-arn that Captain tr forty fiw ye-ir* «4d ilicy d aa it-reaerve. aiel ready DRY GOODS’ - nail uf th' ir cuuntry. ar*' t- au>< Why .can; Rbawgfo*. per U ..... .. Caereewd. April M. 1*41. meh a company SPECIAL town in thi* county NOTICES. ■.inin thnugli TO CONSUMPTIVES S DKBU.ITTi BE* NT bMKAML 1I »KR A AGUE, Eimii all p-.Hii* we hv-r of lhe iailurr ' BOOTS AND SHOES, etc Tbe anderaigned, now eeveutyflv* yebaa for year* orvutad bi* time to soring h riahourm end the poor ia Naw York ut dreadful coinplaiuta. which carry tl><m*u . ihawaead* tu an ctiiue'.y graie, he ha* faifod tocure all who lore applied tn him lief, an-1 beU-viqg it t* fa* a Christian dot. Ii**a tb -*.bn>J. as well aS at buaie. seed to tho— who require it. a Ua»» *f P .--I _.>L1. The Mluwiih! ha* Hast Grand R-tpids: ••HINDI ua that report* an- ::i ■ it lure {• uny hofeaon.< MrsarCSr.thh ami i . end ara nut with ns ' • • (inn li< aland I iy the ...■«• •’ pr w"i’l DR. X. C. AYER Ac CO. LOWELL, MASS. the «ume >uii|tl hoi*, and «at « are a^ii-bcd t ti »dl matte » । • . onnrte'l tte-r-iiwiih, W w, Wilke;* ;. 1. II. Mall-n . L s. G»vr. Henrv II. Bui[ley. D. F. Palmer. b S. Gardner,, ' l»air D Iwrd , Austin P. Dibble, ■IscobS. Pii klr, Samuel Cook, Hendwalfdt, William Buck A. G.-rffg. P. B. Human, t II. DitfcMMk. V. Sheldon, G. W. ihrld-in. Geo. T. Gv*ltn, G. W. Kerber, W in. Jlanchrtt. J Mine* R. Degtar. Ralph llandlrv. ( has. H. Pallor: Wn«,f>. Hnnrv XV. II. Allen. ‘ Fries, * 1 per BwtUa । Bta ButUaa Cor •». Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral baa wen flor l!*rif eueh a renew* foe th* *bts «f every variwr *f Thrw.l and Luag C on pi mt. tha* M ia entirety unnet-—try for ua t» rveouxt tha avidetwe of its rirtu**, wherevyy it h*a baen *osrforvd. A* M hi* foag hern is euauant u— throughout this eeetioa. w* need not ds mure thaa aaaure the people It* euritty la b-pt up to th* b**t R «vce has Urn, end that It may beretied -t » <fo for tbrnr relief all it baa «*a> beep found * ou. i NUBMAN BAILEY Ayer's Cathartic Pills, S. S. Haiti>n, Elinuii Gn*rli«v. 1) E. B.r<l*ali, C. Anrlrnnii:. J ns. Killpatrick, <1. McClure, Asaociate Juaticr »f the Supreme G»urt. In tbo cure of diaeaao* iacadenl to th • period of tacthtng. inch as dreonlery. dianhwa. wu.djOulic. Ac. Wa refti to Mr*. Winalrw'a SoolhiB- Syrup ■wl duria* llmi lime bar* maiulaiurd a big­ far children teething. Thousands of uh i Id ran character io alawwl every part tbo Glute. have been saved hem an early grave by iUtilaeU ibeii eitraordu-n and uaumdaat* Dower of rw u*«. Thia valuableprepsnaUo. u tbe pre«x.ptfoa luring perfect bmjta W prrw.ua aufcnng undr' .f one of th* meal eiperleoced nurse- io Nrw nearly every kind uf duaoae to which the Uuaiai. Eagland. and baa Urn uard with note*- ai.ing Iriow ia liable• tuttcar* is thousand* e case*. • it not nty re Tbe Mio wing ar* amoag the dutra—in; van Djavw* she ah Id from pain, but iovigor* ea lhe ety of huomu diaeaae* iu Whieb th* [“^^7 Ksodulph Maaniog.................. ............ in Mh«ga....... ;..................................... Msjority......................................... Respectfully yon re. GEOfcGB H. HOV.’E. MlUTBTZHgXT CiiURKCTKD.—Thr nimur iii circulation through dtr pruaa. tlutt (apt. I tn I'awan. <>f die Harrtet L*ne, had. ?t An I t,c napidia, ai^aptuded > LfiUhtr b> l)f'‘ D*wk | p,1 respondent of the Cincinnati Gazrttt. «my * ur having auflerad ^^.Zt that a gentleman arrived fnuit AL'htlw. lung ka*w tbitA* that tbe pnngitti-d attack •«! F'-rl ' tba’mean* of owe*. Pickens will be alund"ii.d. and lb«- tr.-q.* To all who desie* It, W i 1J— .Hfl SICK FENALW, who hare lau;uiJ.e.l f-r.ycwra in Lel-.de** wenkun prut dc-pctnjcncy. re^Ufro e w1th treaty*pidty under thrtr invixnratiug operation. The# ollaefual disabilities a'errtuond by ttafr ear'dislanJgeo-.ly stiraulafiog proprrtiv*. Tbit tlir recruit -' iUATTErtED CONSTlTCTIONS. t however they may liar*.beta trifled «-ith aad aboard ; that thrir direct tend------ —i fe. and render It enjoyable. NEW YORK COSTS. lhe l:»<r, tbo ae.-iouc *j3lvm, the alio, glaod* et °“*AIUHlNfi- rr.OlL IMPrllTlRB JoM UBd I RL'cTIONa OF THE BLOOV «...... beaointnded.l ffttl J tvi-iaj «n/ar-/o Bear is mind Urn: the J!CASUlSAVJ BTtUl.E BLOOD mm ar* refers orpe icneeof thouapniteofpvmg wltni in letter*, sflid* vita —• . •uf month. proclaim anl*jB"ftbe kind c..._____ ________________ victims of ill hoallh. TWat hunt dfod»* thwarts •very arecucaiid orcaa-ol Ibe avaunt, and tooap-1 u thoroughly and pcra^uywljy.. No otip can doubt U»<J7 papcrlaritYahor ■■a/” al-igie trial—the. are nut etdi Wrwr but. in faet. cbv*|<r‘thai» any other I’llk, for H J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. J'ricb i$ eeuti. Worth DO to any one. Tlir. CO.NSUMPTIVrS BOOK. For those who wish to get wall from that aw­ ful disease, a full dcecripnon of all tha rtmedira A KEW AHTrin.E Dr. Robae'k’e Alomarjy OSTRUCTIOS IS FIELD AKTILLEKY I r« ' miter*. A new and (ieligbtful Stomachic and Cordial fi;r c ring u.i-ato thr pftomwh. and fnr the prrvg*. umofbUtiuOsc. ntl.lau t» ineldim tn il— Wwtrvuntrr, ’ Try iL > A a a morning drink ti- aa«i»t duerstien atyl Tu tie vouag of both ***** suffering from 8*. . ret llabiu, amalration of mind; l-ea of puwer-. rrrous debility. Io** of *igbt. wakefullaeaa. torn ■I *011104*. eruption* on lhe fees. **.. Ac. bsso . _ _ ______ ..... K.r.,.. «.<■ .uthr InenraWu VECETiaLtrUFE HEDK LIES Ar* wall kuowa to be InfeiliM*. IIYHI’EMIA, by thoroughly cleansing tb HARDEEI T4C1.WH. SXJ iiadits twit. AU owraaixU* are fat salt by ' il.ASTLYGK TANNERY! ahdvrtihoctvudcnec, all vhdenl parges Imrr* the bowel, eoalivr within two days. FFF Klta of all kinds, by restoring the Wood to a regular circulation, through tbo pmcosa of respiration in eneh rax-e. and tiie tuorvugb auiaik,h of all inteetiual ub«trueiioii in otbsre. lhe Lira Menicnaa ha»* boon know 1.10 «•*• Tbo eubeenber UarUg leased U-a U»I>*C* Tan* RHEUM.iTIrfM pevmaneiiily in three weeks, and HOOT ia half that time, by removing local luta- aery far a term of years, it now prepared to matwa from the muacies sad kgament. of the Tai Hides '^'ncVKYEY.’ UU.ERS, and INTETEli.TK xirtiiji, l.» a perfect puril ■ hieh ihrse J.lih MELllCTKiu’tgivr to the hlo -l.andall tbe Kuuiora. TvCV -Btfiifo' foad’A’iWNb- «cd HAD CONPLLXIUNK by tbeir alterative effect upon she fluid* ‘Ui ford tbe akin, aud tbe morbid -late «f wbmb ueca-ou* •“ ‘ «• compWuta. salluw e.uuiu; sad other duagf*»Jl» complexion.The u^ of theee Pills for • very ;bwr» “toe. will —• •‘•-a br evrvd by ooe <fo.e.<.r by two :r. H.r wv.st c-e. b, u«* »f the tar. Mwciaa. Jiww. Fhtt B ARD *••«>’-JW Wo, tern country tbcw IWimh* " B & - aal* spoedv and >*' tain rytnod.i. Ulht. ihv- Iclnea Lava lhe svMriw subject U> • rctatn diaeaae—» ?ure by lb« er mrd>c.ne* ia ptntu^nvi.K TmtSSwFBViSrtA uvVkCOMP-aINTS. - UwaaA*- D*a*utr. »•*• <*. t^txs .tevshsi «n Jd ; is It i* a large and beaulifal paper, sad eontaice >f moat valnaWe ioferamtien on iiermatorbea. or Meninsl » c™" - r.T'X'^n iioeiidfart* h«0 Priwetral o3e* aid sale mdm>, JfA?e Faai *s->: i <2dsttf fofo Shares, A so, Leather,nnd Oil caVHry T'c™* New Arrangement si tltS*or*ofF. HOWER. BOOTS , <3e SHOES, Th* Aubacrlbvt t.avina rrtttrd hl* .tore forth* ,ntr - nciiunof BOOTHAHHOKHa* a h.-aneb ft hi* iiada. wmilit solicit a portion of the public put- PHOTOC1RAPHIC QAIXEHY '"^CUBTOM WORK MomaatlYM bond, and aB kind. MADfiTt) AtnW- Cmynn Antbrul t pa ; tvpe; MfktttfodtpB-, 8| Mirror AnjBh’ityp^fNt1- w—. • BOWERS lURFMARE STORE, re. nr:ul«t«d lw Mtit tb» time— . ............................................................... DISSOLUTION — Atoticn I Bolt wood and Gmat. tb* L*brit*w*ff Uw willbccweitnwoeuih*u4d*tewd.«* <*! _ aetrianI'HILA iseotiAJioj WJCPHll. A hoc U aching tf all kind* FaKtran ’» or y«« Uaaav, 1 a.ixraf a c bihi^vriuiJ’.'m^4 £y\p.ten^£dt sxtr e-t rutra. >t ta 1*1 gp In Quart ItoHlra.. et.1 aibaealv poebad-ia oov du»m save. Half d.*> sample ease* will, h-•»**•*. br packed cod wet tc fi ifliti T'• T* fi~T . '-.vt.n Rbtail FrieeWl F" B*<tle.wr alg Wa wtu. aatl, rats, to aay •>* applying fcrlV TUE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL KT-'M or otherwise, as cualofcwe may drairy. White drlrehUdtv on Wiaae Impwttflbt organs, and hence sad yellow OAK,BARK taken hi rxchnnge have ever been found a certain remedy lor the ‘ ForTannttoc. “ratr-Ae. of GRAVEL. All Leather Warranted goodbr no f»ar. Also WORMX. by dislodging from Cash Pahl for Mid *. rofi^’cSEori^uilr^u; Tnx 8<>ctrkmx Lobs.—We at h*»t fet from Jeff. Das is’ meM«i> tn»4 about thia loan. But cigliT million*, a little more than half, baa been taken That they care the almost rrnTvjryijI g)m-j>Wnt, UYSTlJ’alA ’ ' - Do not be p-it off by unprincipled dealer: Lher prep ata: i»oa they aiaka more era na*3T or Corrnrarnvoa.—Th* detective po' have arreated and iraprinmod at Buffalo. N. one Andrews and hi. Mw^Ulr.jrhom tb*y *ht ia tb* act ef making a counterfeit of AyCathartic Pill*. TWr dotreiioa re* accum bed at th* instance of Meaar*. J. G. Ayer A 14d I«w4i. Maa*.. *•*« tha! xfUcyr. Tie HXiJjd an tie fi/iVi A r*» mark ut the Captain. that Bfeder certain rircnnutanceh br should have T»«•< J>jrcti««na “tu *uapend, In tho manner atated, a trait«r tu tie $aur>nai Flag." XVmtmrm VittQixu.—Wealern Vtr. g'r.ia, it is gaid, has already unrolled two ihuttsaud and *ix hundred turn fur the •criicwuf the United Statea. ot « uou. i.'.uliersud. with Q.a-u.eai.a oi detecting tbe frauds. Price Ti cent*. HE llorsEIIOI.D AND FARM Ptantalioo naff Sbopa. Por everyFanilh. having over a l'0» recsipta I> Cooking, I'yaiug. I rvaerving. Cleaning. Ae.. J..w lo Pfertanti wbat it i* be»a to Rater How a ; Prvyand by * Board wf Artillery USc«rs. . ei-ipt oi price, ina-mp* .„ al-aodsomrlv boua-l mime for osa dollab. Nw '.tn It should Ge without them. They ar* lUoa-.atrd with beautiful esgrevlnga, sad caatalu ...e eooUrtacd experieuc* ef y**r» .. . LIFE PILLM AND FMCEMX Mil EH 'I'A". '' • . pnraiciAy, TWTiacnxat Cryitrutl, Jfauniiitr. Dj«eypafa. ZnAyrre^n, JDpaaktay. ZW SMinocA. Bry^Ut, a* iudicalrd by the returna <hi file in thin ■ c«lic. and FACTS 1 That tbe B1.0pt> PVRin^L and BLOOD ’ILLS bare been proved by anidydlito _ GON? MN'ND MINERAL. ■ ' DRY GOODS Brittrr, linalow ti ia iraiaing a cvnnpany • f n remedy la wended by Iboe* who etrffer froen Btrunious complaint*, and that on* which will aeccmpliah their cure must move of bnstens* ecrrice to tbtb large elan* cf onr aAlctrd ftlloweitixes*. HoW completely this romponnd will do it ha* been proven by experimmt cm mnay of the worst caaa* to Im found of tbe following AD VICS HIM. ootaplaints ■ — ScnorvLA Atra Scborctnva Conruxin*, Xnsmoxi awn Eacrrtva Dustnas Utcetw, Me w-Tork Bene vloent InOnnary PiMrtM. Biorcnce, Tcmom, Salt Hutint. ’ ssTA«ura«B:iu. 8cau> Head, STruiut axu bvruiurto APncriox*. Mbbcuuial DiaaAtx, DwNt, Nir- And devoted to the Canes or Ktatcai Remta; to GOODS. BAtata on lie Dooujcnacx. Dwiutt, Drfo tbe Dirrruux or Jiaaicaa. KaswtsMe ran tai rtnu ARD lKDtaE*TtoV, EnYetrrLLi, Roon on St. Axrworr'e Finn, and Indeed tlie whole elaa* of complaints nxieog Loot Igruiarr ur rva Blood. Thi* compound will bo found a great proWE ARE NOW ON HAND tto-xr of health, when taken Lu the apriuj. to with one of the LARGEST and expel the foul humor* which fostar in tbe blood at that sen-on of the ytar. By the time, DEST Anortmenta uf ly eipuldra of them many rankling disorder* ar* nipped In the bud. >tultitud.-* cas. by the aid of thia remedy, spare thetnwlve* from th: endurance of foul eruption* and ulcrrpu* aores, through which th* ayelem will atnve to rid ilmlf of corruption*, if not audited to dr thi. through the natural cbannd.1 of the body by an alterative medicine, the vitiated blood whenever you fln I iu impurities bursting through the »kig in pint pice, eruption*, er aoce,; cImbw it when you foil U i» ob­ structed and sluggish in the vrin*; clma-w it Ti>e«c raeJiclnes are prepared ia ova own MBwhenev.r k ia foul, and your frcllng* will taB .roar. uudrr the ear® of ahi* Cbrinirta, and are you when. Even where no particular di .order ■ must reliable known to »<>«nv*, iaeladiag all fa felt, people enjoy better health, and Hrs . recent discoveries. longer, for cleanring th* blood. K--*p th* Iu <11 addre—ing by letter, c-t*:nlag fall acblood healthy, and all i* well; but with this ■.,ul of irmptouu and apt-ewaitcca of disease. naVulum of life diaord.-red, th .-re can be no nrenpatma. ate., we wdl ante a candid ra laatirg health. Soon.-r or later aetr.rthing wuii go wrong, and th* great machinery w ut ua when ecudius for sdnea will be devoted . lumiah^ng medicine* to tbe Jnwi la Ml eaaae life is alsord-rcd or overthrown. . dicice* esn be aeat by mail or as press if de­ Sarcaptrilla ha«. and dewrvea ranch, tha rd Sa.ul for one or more of our worke asd reputation of arenrnpushing the** endi. But hro for yuurselvrt. the world ha« been egregiously daevived by Also published at the inlirmsry, to aid theoe preparation! of it. portly bream* tbe drug alone ha, not all the virtue that la claimed tiib family for it, hut more berau-e many preparations, pretending to bv conrvn'ra-ed extract* of it, contain hut little of lhe virtu* of Banaparilla, istiailMi* of the cauaoa, symptom*, diet, bathing or any thing ala*. u rtrrciie. Prive SO ceota. During lau years the public have been mlaHIE LAVUT3 MEDICAL FRIEND, kd by large bottle*, pretenduig to give a quart ef Extract of tforwiperiUa for ouo dollar. Mo*t And thd I’hyalology of Marriage. of those bar.- b:vti fraudi upon th* sick, for A work on lhe esuae. Symptom*, and treat meat they not only contain liule, if any. Sarsapa­ f All romplelnt* peculiar to the sea. on marriage. rilla, but ofuu no curative propcruea whatev­ .■<«ttee etnartiea and its rvsulte. on cluldres. cir in* add l» th* prerentioa of euneenbou, er. Hxfte. bitter and painful di«appontment ill Invaluable Inilrnction* to them on tubyect* Sarsaparilla which flood tb* market, tmtri lb* turn.- itself is jttUly dcapi-d, and hai beoam* t he Geailcaens .Medical Cotnpaiica, ayncnrmoui with tmnoautm and cheat. BtiH And Private Adviser. w c caU this cvrapoimJ Saraaparilla. and intend A book for tbe eld ana young. embracing the to supply such a remedy ai shall rvexe the ethology. Pivreotiou and cur* uf all disease* cf Erar abngm in thia Market name from th* load of obloquy which rest* Gnnarv and Sexual Orgapa, «n a waauire vote* upon it. And we thiiuc we have round foe are prepac/d Hi *<11 at i twliruing it hsa nrtuei wbuh era irrtxLtiU* br the ordinary run of tha d. ca»*it u ir.uridadvance fruan •d to cure. In ord r to aactita thru ecmplrt* ersdicsticn from thrayatro. th* rvmtdy should be judiciously taken iccot w> dm^tfooa on MeLSM/ANP'* HAVO.Sfit EXLIt Z*m<UtaA ’£ �ONLY PREPARATION nut Bis . STOOD THE TEST OF TgAKS, And grows w.reud msrcP.p. nlar every dagt NervousHeadaehe Hmstarh'*- And teWimoaiaU. arw, and alswat without asmbar. might be fflv«> fn-tn ladles and gentlemen ia all grades of Mcirtv. whoM united taatimoav not. could rreist, that Prof Wood s BsIrRMtoraltv. wJl roator. th. bald sad grav hair, and preurri tb. balr of the youth to aid age, ia all its yoathful beauty. ' ’ _ _ B*:tl« Creek, Mtcb.. Dec. 21. 1455. . r«or-.wo«»: Tire wilt pleas* arept a Hm to lafona tbe. Uial the bur ou mv bred all tell off orer twen'y year. ago. catred by a tomplicaud chronm diMaaa. auaadM with an eruption on th. SAVE THE UNION -AND BUY YOUR GOODS R. J. GRANT. I bar. not been stole u> obtain stuff for cap*, ixilh«r h«»« • bci-D able to do them up. i» ccou- nssrsr WHrpimmn© itwig InvMtlgstum and carefully conducted .xp«risseata, having trea ia um many ’ears, during which UaM they hare -peasanted and relieved a tnt amoant of pain and enffering from Heacach. wbrtlx- ongtnaUagia th. n/r.-cus syatem or a de, raapd state cfth. itom^ TVr are wtrirely vcmrtabla tn thrir oompoettion. sad mayb. tak«n at Si tear* with perfect safcty without making any cUog.of dirt, oitdOaohwre •f d**afrrmUt tuU mdrrt U rary tt admit- ON LOW PRICES —— —- . " mv aiuu w, widow and lb. fatherless." Tby friend, SUSANNAH KIRBT. UgMiar, Nobl. Co . Ind.. F«b. iJ. 18S». FsorO. J. Wood: Dear Sir:—Id lb. latter part of th. year 18Si. whil. attending ibe State and NatioMlLasrNclxioIM tbe Stet. »f lor Y-rk, my hair, frre acaam coknown to «>., e'mteeoeed falling off v.ry rapidly, so tbal ia tbe abort spae. ef six month*, tbe whole uppar part of my BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS1 scalp was almost entirely bereft of it. curenng. Ths gtnuiu* Lav. firs sinataroa of B.nty C. sod much of th. remaining portion* upon th. Sp-Wiacotf rack box ■uies and back part ot my head shortly after be Hold by Druggists and all other Dsalm ia Msd- care gray, so that you will not b. surprised when ieinra. I tell you tbal upon my return to tbe State of Indi­ A box wB bs aant by null prepaid oa receipt ana, my more casual acquaintance* were not so .mneb al a loss to discover tba caire of tb. ebsag. * ' PRICE 25 CENTS. io my appearance, u my more intimate accoswt«nc«. were to recognise m. al all. I Hmm made application to tb. mo«lskillfull pbysicana in tb. country, but. receiving no assu­ rance. from them tha: my hair could again b« re­ stored. I was forced to become reconciled to my fate, until, fortunately, in th. latter part of the ymr 18ST. your Restorative was reeon-.eoded to re by a drusgut, as being lb. moat reliable Hair RretereUve tn use. I tried one bottle, and found to my gre: satisfaction that it waa producing tb. K^oc« lh<t Uta». I hare used Seven doUars worth of Restorative, aud a* a rwult, hare s rteb coat of very soft black hair, which no —neby san bu». ' ' A. a mark of my eratitud. for your labor and wtu. coxvixcz au. who atrerxa rbom skill in th. production of so wonderful au article. I bar. recommended it* use to many of me friends and acquaintances, wlw I ,UI b.ppy inform you, are using It with like effect Very rcaptKtfuUy roar*. A. M. LATTA. Attorney and Counsellor at Uw. Depot, Mt. Broadway, ud Mid by a>l dmlers SPEEDY AND BURE CURE throughout tbo world, J Tb. steatoratir. is put up io Bottim of thro, slxre, vis : large, medium, and .mall; tbe small bolds W a ptnt. and retatls for one dollar a boill., tb. medium bolds at least twentr par cent mor. in proportion than tbo small, ' ' lara a bottle; tb. arge bold* more io proportion, and retail 0. J. WOOD. Proprietor, Mt, Broadway, Vo'k “d >’4 Markot Street. Hl I^ii*. Mo And sold by all good Druggists ai d Fancy ( Dealer* everywhere. JassSyl^et HVAK JUST RECEIVED WITH ITS I IOWDEUD FIBHCBS. i&DOTS & SE®a®. Ovens Falls, Nad. Co.. N. T. January 28th. IMO, GROCERIES HARD-WARE Bella Vwncn, Ohio, Jan. 14, I Ml. E/war C. SvatatM, Esq. PUsa. Cod iaolossd twtatv-fir. cvot*.for wh ch ■••Bd re another box o'your Cephalic Ptlls. T.tey arn IrwteOa J>iU./£•«««-rrud. Direct A. STOVER. P. M. Deila Vernon, Wyandotte Co.. 0. Bmrfy, Mesa., Dec. 11, 1N0. AND rm. C. Fuitr. BfywWnbcrj. FraaUin Co. nU» went libt t cterm-Mre LouLacU Truly yours, D.C.CAW. TbafiMorery of coating spUl with augar am-, trialed with Dr. Hamck. All others ere counter w?- *5^if ‘TdX,.l>14,3 bBna- “•d d'“PP<>in‘ “>• ■tek. HerrtekfaPlllaare ategaolly pat up. *0 ia* bos, with a tsr|« ahaat of directions,'sad Mil for 24 cents per Mix, 6 boxes for ^1. DRY GOODS! Thf Beat and Cheapest Household Rente dy in the World. Stacks of Thea. racawned FUstera curs pains. »•>hires •ad diatres tn lbs ■hack, aids* sod faros.:, in fin boars, ladaed no certain ar* they to do thia, tbal. Clolhi Jrero rL'Dtwtrwu. At Cind, Jfmn. •amaarhsv. faeaa trcoblad «riih Che bead■w^^a^. (Cyclic FUU.1 to that you , CASH OB PB0DU01 Gnorp WilkM writta.-l natd I had Theas long credits w.’eaat go ■nmelhltig to fio with tha (all of Table Rnek. that brrrntl aUH M thn Canada DsMUik for anything but ■ide, which tn 1850 l<w»ked over the very cauMrtm nf tbe aecthing watera, but which tumbled into ikon a oertafn day in June of tbal, to me, well remembered year. About noon on that day. I aeeoMFULL AND COMPLETE. panieda lady from tbe Clifton Houae t» the (alia. Arriving at Tabla R'tck, w«left our carriace. and aa we appnwh-d al unifier in the tomb. tbe projecting platform. I pointed ■•mi In tny otrrnpanum a vast creek figure which traveraed the entire baae -if the rock, remarking that it hid never appeared to me before. Tbe lady altmwt ahuddi-rcd at .ha looked at it. and shrinking back, dedared ’hat she did nut care about going near lhe edge. “Oh.’ aaid I. taking When I her hand, “yrro might aa well c*»toe *>n HI fifh . now that you are here. I hardly think ried in« wife I waw w<» the nick will take a notion to fall merely •nd she ■>»»• wor’h »ix ever nn: diff- m—cr bnbaoanac wa are on St The platform julUd from the mam Jand us wince, sin* bn« mI a ■ CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND. •ome atxty feet; but to give tbe viaitur a ■hilling in »iiv per.” In tbs township of Taake. Springs; •till more fearful ptojeetinn over the ra­ ging waters, a wooden bridge or ■taging Dowa Brian Rtrrirot. —Th<- Penn­ had been thrust beyond lhe extreme edge sylvania lacgishdiire. bv a vote of 80 'o ■orno ten feet Thia terminated in a II, have ptteM-d nn art making rap email box for viritors to aland in, and was ping for gnin <»r ln«-re, pi.n'vhnble by fi» e In the Village of Hasting*. kept in ita poeitinn, and was enabled to or impriaonmvnt bear ita weight, by a ponderoua load of ■tonea beeped upon its Inner ebd», The day waa very bright and hot, and it being almnat lun h time at the botch, nut very than few viaitora were out «o we occupied the dizzy perch alone. We gazed fearfully XAffP CP THE iSTXJUXT. ) out epon the awful waters, we stretch' d D. f. HAWLEY. our heads timidlv over tbe frightful depth* below, and we felt our natures quail tn every fiber by tbe deafening roar that seemed tn aaturate ua.as it were, with nn indefinable dread. U h b ■■ • “This is a terrible plari'." wild I. ■•L'»*»k under there,and see on what a mere aiiell we stand. For year* and veare tbe teeth of tbe torrent.in that jetting angry stream have buen gnawing at tbr hullnw. and aotne day this plain moat fall.” S precisely what Its name indicates, for. wbila My companion ahoddrred and drew plMaaol U> ilietaate. it is reiriagiy cxhiUrsting, and stregtliempg fotbc fital powers I tai to herself together in alarm. Our eyi-a 1 rtvirilie*. reinstates and renew* the blood in .11 ■wept tbe nmring*clrclr of wali-ra «»nee a I its original purity, nd tuus icatarra and renders lb. system invuli.erabl. |p attacks uf dlaaau*. Il gain; we gazed about in fearful faaciria'txii GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. when suddenly, turning our looks upon is lhe only preparaiion errr offered to th. world in a popular form *o at to be wilhlu tbe reach .f THIS DELJCIUVH TOKIC ST1MVUNT. eai-h other, each recognized a correspond­ all. Co chemical!< ai:^ skillfully combined aa to •vBlrl. l 1 V_______ t a_ .i____ ing fear. “1 do not like thia place.” ex b. the taoal powerful tank, an J rat •op.rftcth .<» It at! ia ptrfttd amrd.ian irtik tkt lews claimed I quickly. “The whole base of adapted -w'-.rr, ar>JA»i.v-*rA<U< teratei* .loei irl. pnd this rock is probably disintegre'ed. and tone an the digesutc organs, and aU«y dlnarimu perhaps ia potsi-d in ■ survrssi. -n of step and other Irritation. It isalao pcrlveth eabila.ro ting in iu effects, and yet it it never followed by or notebre, ready to fall out or settle down lassilud. or depression of .pints. It is com;>v»cd at any unuauaj perturlKitton. Tbe fissure entirely of vegetables and tboao thorough!r com bining powerful tonic and acothlng properties, and there seems unusually l-AT?1' t’Mlay. I eoasMjuentlr can never injure Hucb srrmedr has think we hnd better leave for I do not long been fell to be a desideratum in th. medical like such a finiah; and besides, nty paper world, both by thosetborotirbly .killed in medttal science and also by all wb. hare antlered from de­ must be published next week.” . bility; for it needs no medical skill or knowledg­ With these words—tba Istter uttered es en to m« that debility follow* all attacks of due tb. jcvoaely. though not without alarm—i casa. nd lay. the unguarded syt'fnj own attacks of many of tbe tasstdMgeronrtll* to which seized my oompantun's hand, and, iu ab­ poor humanity ia constantly liable,*neb for ei.m solute pnnic, wc fled as fast as our feci pie, m tbefollowing:.eon*umptiou, bronehitia,ia could carry us towards what might bo digestion, dyap.;«Is. low of appetite, faintueaa. nerrou* irritability, neuralgia, palpitation of Uic called the ahure. We first buret into a heart, m.lancboly, hypochondria, night aweala, laugh when we gained the land.und jump­ languor, gidiliorw, and all that class of cases, to M UTT, fcartultrJstal unlre *>tended to iu time, called ing into our carriage, felt actually as if we /rex/s Hrakas*. usd/rreyvLrri/iss. Also liter de had made a fortunate escape. We roHed rangetnentj or torpidi**-, red livar cwnplainte. dts la now rtyrehing fn-m Now York and eaoea of lhe kidney*. Kaldmg or incontinence of Buatigi, his (all stock of back toward tbe Clifton, but before we tbe nnne. or any derangements of the urinarr orhad proceeded two miputcs on our way, cana. pain in tbe back, .tdcan.1 betwren tbe .boula thundering report like tub expliwion of dere. cough, emaciation, dificulty of breathing, an earthquake buret upon us, and with and indeed we might .numerate many m-re sti/l, a loud roar lhe ground tret»l>lod woeath tbedabilUy following rl.it!* and fever, but pro­ Conauiling in part «»f o»r wheels, IY<- turned to find that Ta­ rants all attack* arising from nuastnalic influence* New Orleanji, Musv.vndo, Coffer and cure. lb. dises.e *t unre. if al read r al lacked ble Rook had fallen. We were lhe la-t And as it acta directly and perri.tentlyon the bilCrushed. Powdered and GrattulaUd 8uupon it,and it was. doubtlesa, the unusunl ary system, arousing tbe lirerto action, promoting -S.L- —perturbation caused by our flying loot­ in fact, all tbe eirrvtinn. tern. H will refalbbty prwret uy detetettou. oiu KL'Iaaaes nnd Syrups, steps that disturbed the sxacl'tude of ita •Muen-es following iiiuic chance af d.ra*D «nd Grem and Black Tea*. equilibrium, and threw it from its final water; fame, all tranlrea should have a bottl. Ri<«. Ctplon. and Java Coffe, with them, snd all should take a trepoonful at poise. least before .Bling. a» it prevests coatKrnrea. Stone, Wtsalt-n, and Willow W. In a minute more the road waa filled stresglhene the dtgmtive argsu. it should ba in Cigurn. T«*harvn nnd Snuff. with hurrying people, and during the the band* of all persona of sedentary Salvia, atadent*, miolatrr*. literary men. nnd all ladle, not Bnltand Water Lime. fidlowing halt hour we wens told a farm- •ceustomed to much oukdoor exereia. should aldred times in advance of the morning w«y» n*» IL If they wil. they will find an sgrre- Spier. ‘’ journals, that a lady and gentleman who Id addition to lb. abet, stock of Groceries, ba were on Table B*»ck had gone down tbe has a full and complete asaorttnmt of falls. Wa are told that <tir trot a dig 1 would shake old London bridge from end to end, when it would not be disturbed by tbe rolling wheels of heavily |<«dtd ' Also, th. largMt stock of treirta, Table Rock had »• A been run up , Rereriac Oil LauRpal on in that way for a number of veers— | Ever •ffrnd in Rail!.- CmV. all wf which perhaps never, nnd. 'herefnre, whenev.-r ! cryjot £j| t„ I hear it spoken of. 1 always shudd.-v and irethrr than let their oowhtinn b' known in t»., «ill »H- a..Jd g| py,,.*, •“tit puri-ba^era. feel as if I bad sorn«tbjng to do with its th. latter are often M n,lxrri np „llh y,. »«4Hi buwnes*Vi? .tn mJ fa, ,.M ^.v Particnlai aVenli-n paid tn filling or too woald tqarxl tb. aame dawnward path until too Ute 4o arret tbe fatal fail But tbe mctlwr is •fare from Dusting* and viciniu, amt always vigilant, and to-vou,we apprel. for wear, raliafiirti.m gmtrenterd in e.i*ry q^.. Mobtautt nr Wab.— Marshal Saxe, sure vnur never failing affoclton will unerrmglr —Tb.- highest market pn'ee alwBX, high aulburlty in «uch thina*. was in the P«Bt yo« to Frof. W~xT. Resteretiv. Cordial sad . BlMd Brtreator re th. roredy which should be p -M fur P.odnre. habit of saying ‘Iiat t» kill .. man in bat­ dwaya on hand in time of need. O I. WQOt>, IStAAC C. MOTT. tle, the man’* weight in lead was expend­ Proprtetor, 444 Braadwav. N»w-Vork and 114 hy *H a.J Jelereu St., * door. East of Hattl. Crek Haos. ed. A French Medical and Surgical druggiaia. Price Ona Dollar p« hotels, febllyl Battlt Crek. Mich . ' Gazette published at Lyons, say s that Mor«mb.r 11U, IMO. oovll-tf this feet was verified at Solferino, even with tb* recent great improvement! in »vou WANT WJJI8K. firs arms. The Austrian* fired 8.400,000 THE OREAT HEALER joF MANKIND ! J round*. Tbe lou of th* French and Ital­ DO YOU WANT WHISEERS1 ians was 2.000 killed and 10,000 wounded. ■errkk’i S«rir (uh rill»t Each man hit cost 700 rounds and ritry DO YOU WAN I A yrSTACDE! ZW WHOLi tfORLD UiUTROt man killed cost 4.200 rounds, 'flis SICK- P EO P LE. Xli I N K! mean weight nf balls is one ounce; thus DO YOU AVANT A Ml^T.feC’iJET AFTER WHICH, ACT f we find that It required. < n st. average, 272 lbs. of lead to kill (• man. It* any I Ton’d rearea expect, at tliia lato day. BUU.1MHBAWS of our friend* afawtfd gM into a military celebrated fight, tbev ahowhl feel great comfort in the TTMUL^TOfG OSGUHfT, fact that 700 shots may be fired at them befiire they are hit. and 4 200 before they Fer the Wttixkeni and Hair. “shuffle off the mortal coil/*' Afi sspsrisnetd h«nc and Fatnak h„ preton te to tbe attrOuos of - SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Tcethlag ' TO REGULATE THE BOWUs Djcnd^pon it. taoitsrs, U W1U rourowvea, ana " UUW AND HEALTH TO YOUR lMwn W. bavepa- up and said thi, srtW.hr tea rears, and can mj, fa em>idnr, «, what we mto bar. been Ahl. to Href ’ * JJastisgs’ Suitttss girtt! more, and pledge our reputelion (or'th?f*J!' ment of wbat we here declare. In * instance wh.re the infant ia sofferte, and exhaurtion. relief will be foo,^ twenty minutea after the .yreip U Thi. rainable preparation i, th* of on. o' the moat espr nereed .od umiCf"’.* •M in Naw England, and Uu bvsa . n.rer-faihng success tn Also, Two Dwelling Houses, foregoing ( lllC ptTjni bloodrenoYar PAU. PLEA! CHES, L-i PUBLISHED EVERT PROF WGGCli;. HEADACHE, TO ^anw Ckt Terms Easy. WE CEPHALIC PILLS, KNOWN FOR SALE W”*““ I I » mm ur*-l- •’ .r4 tU M* ■ wnTw. -Bl .H •ins ss ■woolly to morrow. Business will not* be’nuaiwntW h nrotnunt, and tbe great flute »*«“• ■ «»»'««*“ «£ on our memories. , Tf he dead 1 will be the solemn Inquiry of a few aa they p»sa to their work. But no one wBI mlexcept ou' immediate conn'Ctlon.and tn a •bort time they will forget u*. tmd laugh as merrily "when wr *af beside them. ■nnt. "ball w e M||. i»..w nctlra In life pas* away. Wtir children crowd chine behind ua, and they will soon be guoe. In a few years net a living being can «sy, “I re member blot I” Wa live in another age and bare qo hnmness with thus'* who ok Come and See !! SPALDING’S NEVER JJisttlhsj. dseflfclSCMyt ?GIN» G roce r ies! ! D MOTTS •xtAUnt IN GROCERIES. FT™ / d «cs, filsb- butter, fare. porx. **>« liforo a BtoS.'Steteswre'’ Ha»ti <a ‘ D. C. HAWLEY, AtALERto all blade of FawMp J Wtaes and Vo«xl«n ware, and • F d-mrtir Frirrialnn.. Atw Nwlavy real -T thelta-«teC»H MOBKltTS Ar STRIKER kKALEib* in drugs, me diem e*,p» Olla. wrK«*'“«- bor PILLSv IRON. ■ ynorE«3ioNAU WILLIAM niRCHER ini, BaUaj’. Black, tup stabs.? er Complaints, < hratiic H.adackr., Rheumatism, Intermittent Frvtrv, Ac. Is care i f Gowrel DcbRiiy. iftaOmrtbc rr •alt of scale disease, or of tbe eanfaaurd dutnutiun ofocnoai and muaenlarcoergy fjoci d>res ic complaints. oue trial of this rcalctarlte In prered sucec*afdl to *i> extent nbicb nodeserir AahtasM all ovavr «■■■• ■■ ™ r— —-- 1. *. nOLBBOOn *««>•« -f257±I’!2r J. M. RUSSELL, mnUOAN and Hurgtoa. Otte .tore, 8«at. etrort.____ JOHN ROBERTS In Ncrv.ua affcctior.. of all kinds, sad Sir rnaons familiar to medical men, tbe nptratieu of Iki* preparation of iron must be saiutsry. faruslilt the uld oxidea, it u vigoremly tonic,’ vitbaetbtIng exciting end overheating; sad gently, rvjv larly epetienl. oven in the moat obeUnste’cssci rf OMliveucM without ever betega gastricpargstiva, or inflicting a diugieesbi* mimbUoo It is thia lattec protwni. among others, wkiek makes it so remarkaMv effectual sud ptnaaetet remedy for Piles, up ' ‘ exml ■ distinct and tbo tendency which H. P. CHERRY, ■wrOTART PUBLIC and Cdurey ten t to all Luaiur*’ entreate H^ryto^aty. Mieb. Blank* ke^ f,. b. Stewart A’3i!“—A.<7E±’r.“ MtefricaB. J. M. NEVINS, siubI. box of tho*. Chslybcst- Fills, bs* offa» suSccd hr tb. must habitus! esse., indadu>( U* ■tteadaat Ccattvenasa. -. louncbrck.d Diarrwcs. erro wb«n s tvsaerd t» DyMatery, confirmed, erascistlnj;. sod tpp«rrsl lj malign.ol. tbi effects hai e been equally dwuio th. loc»! p.4n>, law of flnh sad strvcxU. doMHtatiug n-ugh. sod rrniittti.t hictle..nbbh genctailv taibcaie ir-cipunt Cmixmc pt«. tie remedy haa allured th. atarm offirirehud ph; tartMiia *,rcni1 r<rjr F*ti0r'u< “** ntateUiM laScnduioua TfabarculMia, thu medicated ir»« B. C. PRlNOt-E TSDQK OF FROBATR. U ..JwudaadTavAK'-'i- * ths U-Mitt UrtM. eLUaalu.ga.O Asya sash weak. . ___ --- 77 AANIEX. BTR1K BOUNTY ULMU. iv5v*rk*riWuk“t’~"r> *" -tto^a* te Us syariun, nedwca. adaletm ef tbs gsewsl, ami Olbera, wdi streaxtban tb.:r loan sad h*. jrovs Ouur voteas k/wasruiy tUa sa dear 4ros< SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! MPALIMNGY PR^ARED GLUE! fi'PAUMNG'B PREPARED GLUE I SAVE the rreerst •CNroanri dispatch i MT “A Bnca m Tnt« Bam Nunu" JB1 KT Th. .Ur* a-ttelw sr. »e!rt by tbsdsal era ra H«siiag«o=d by ail DruRtfate -.breegboat Use Ucited States. Canada, and Bomb Atnarira, *iwtooi«i«J.STal;la.-j. Drog^irtaia to. pnad- Unusually Low! Wheat, Coro, Oak, Butter, Lard. Pm*, and finally altnoat ararylhin yoa to LL'.’.I. . OT D'rtMItopv'Ma'Bl —Speaking th- error* «d th* ftrijM, Mr. Pyonift relgfe-« in lila “Wav* mid Wx»rdaxM* Mnn ./ Jz-tte-ni.” a rvintqraatjon bo had with a printer. ••Ri-alh’,’’ •aid Um printer, ^gentlrtben ehould r ot pbo. teteh unlimited d-nWenw |n the I eya Mght«/ nor hard *<>rk«*d mid half blinikd reader •ff pr» * &; for I am aahamrd to *ny that we ntterly ruined rme poet through a ludieroua misprint.” “Indrc I! and what waa th.- unhappy linteT “Why air. lhe poet mtendnd <o «av — ‘Sixt the Fate znartyr i» a sheet nf fir..’ iriaumd of which wr mnde Mtn any—‘See tbe pale martyr wit* hit tlirt on firtC Of cnurM the reviewers made the meat nf a blunder en entertaining to their read­ ers. Bad the poor erMlmnan waa never beard of more in the field uf literstun.*’ ““touted the Agency for und are now .nablcd to T.18.*** Arerre. pUlfo. th. auv. farely celebrated and _ 1 TBE STIMULATING OSQUEIVT U pnpsnd hr Ds a F B^utobab. sn wuawt “**U ’*rffcaU<1 *’ brinr Wstus OR A MCSTiCHE. 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OAKLEY, kVttObiS-JbK sad retail dsalvr in. sad m*auV V (actursr of leathsr. Ilndiiipt. Ac.. UatU* Uro>k. Mick. Ala». agents tar Ibeuls ol rubber wllinj. all widths. Cart paid for hide*, pelts. TURPBNTJNf AND AVCU1I0L. * GROCERS. MASON ALLEN, T> BALER IN GROCERIES, po-vtaioas. proU e ><.*, hiali. butter, laid, purk. aud grain of •1: kins Al«o l».v* candle*, etc .etc. Store in CaJilern a Illock. State alreet. Ha>ti ge. Mich. UT* FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL FURrO.SES.ONLYjE GROCERIES! ROBERTS A STRIKER TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. F103. RABINS. CODFISH; W. PARKER Maanx. April Z8. 1»«1. CTL2DZST ZUKfanniaari Aid Coaking Extracts, (Uljoirt ^isttlLnii) WILLIAM BIRGHER .tlnterials of TIodern Warfare. COLOMBUD OUK. FESS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN- Th* Coltinihinrl Is a nxently Imented A. E. BONSTEEL, IN AND SURGEON. WiUpracU MOST POPULAR DANIEL COOK, JUSTICE OF THE PElCE. G» »> Tat Agent, will atWud to tbc debt*and al! other buaiueaa pattaiilii QAce io Goodyear'a block, up Main PATENT MEDICINES I. A. HOLBROOK, Tho right inch J. M. RUSSELL, N and Surgvoa. 0Ce« in Rnuvll'i JOHN ROBERTS ble of projecting a •olid nh«-t or shell with n large eharp; nt powder at an nngle of from 5 deg. IhjI«>w to 89 drg. ab»ve the h«>rig.«n. In outer appranm^e the O.lunrhiad is ainillar h> thr ordinary sea <viam cmnn-m. hnt in internal idiape trmr* like the hoM-itxer. Il* full htm>*i* about weighs about (DHiEAIP, IPO'S. (DASH Im 10 lb*. Til* neiublof lh* *n|id shot ta 46 11 mu. the -h-ll 38 lb*. Tim ten inch gun weigliM 15.000 llis.. and th* dmri'o paid lo COMPOUND- .is 16 Ibo. of powder, and the *>i||<l shot L'RJPTIONS: and w-rigbiiiL' 128 Hi*., and the shell 100 lbs.* In 1859 ther* were 2 519 eight and tenim-h Gdunrliiads luid sen Coast howitzer* UrStCUN endNergran. P welling on IlrssJw»y, near the Court House. P II. P. CHERRY ROBRRTS k STRIKER. SUaot i. IkSL L. H. STEWART owr GOO wrrw Gduiuhiads. and were in t.-riurd by an officer of tho ordinance that one thousand in usr. nnd new ones hrng auinufiu-tiiml daily. Most >4 out heavy forificalions, from Main* !•> Florida, have in use there terrible gtms. J. M. KEVINS, THZ DAI1LCRKX OCX. G ’ >. C. PRINDLE, P PROUATE. Notary Public. Gee* , and Tax Agc.o. Will be found la DANIEL STRIKER, SPRING TRADE, 18«1. tousrv UI.KBK. Notary PclMic. and Gewsrai OI4TKR K. BVBRT*, • HATS,cara, * area wcoonn. T PHILLIPS. Uwe Srtamrr end Jailer. ■It. II. COOK, D EGISTER UF DEEDS, sad Notary Fublta £k Otfics is <b« U*urt Hems*, and up«* •* *9 boars. Foot to bo psM wbrn papers ara Ifft SHAKER HOODS. z SHAIKH WOODS, IX THE CASE OR DOZEN. H. N. MIELDON, COUNTY TREASUHER. Oflres in tb* Cesrl Uy—.________________ - 8.A. FUL’.BRfcrOh Ass's Start. m Jtftfoo A-rennv, Detroit jambs a. awEfcunr, In used for ehip’s s« rvie* and naval h.itterirx, and is the moat perfect navel gun ever ronstrorted. It wa» omatructed by Cmntnamler John A. palilgrrn. of the U. S. Navy, to b« nerd ei(b-» for shot»»r ahull. It* mrHix e»<n»l«ta nf a reduction of the proportion «>f meial brtwren the miiDdr and tfae trunnioAs. which is found in gunaHf ‘In- common pattern largely in rxi^sx. Thu i>rcitrr part-<f the metal at ihn breech of gun; instead -4 the mit^ sir, not only gives atienuih at the jairt uhefe danarr of tatf*tinf4s thcgftjiR^it.' butalan trfids tn dimlHMt the CmwjifjHa recoil. Thu JJnMtfn-rr.gnna are 8 uiid fO inch calibre ix» the ship «tmx. and the hrat gun* are' & and 12 Ihtj. rqjibr*, M arc iiaeil for firing sheila, edirapndl, anji cannislce shot. S«» BatWied have hren the Board of .Pi'dinniu'c, with tbq Dahlgren 8 mid 10 inch guns that all our steam sloop* and giui „b<«tq\hqyc bwo nriw-d with them. They are ahpilar to. thr P«luinbiad*. and their weight.,rat.gr, charR* and weight uf shot arc nearly nimihir. Thrv IwveatiMid severe, ttwts j,4 trial and arc undoubtedly.the »>yst iavnl guns uyd attained in the measiirinu and calculation of dUfancea by arientific artillerists.— ;S-hrapnell ahrlht are ahelia filled with a ipiantity of tiH>*ke< balls, which, when thu shell eapludiw. are projected about •me hundred and fifty yards further. i They are fired fro n gun*, mortars, bow ilzera. qnd are terribly eflective. A 0 pounder spherical ea*® ah< t contains 27 musket bull’'. Giapeajmt ta a quantity of small shot pul in a canvaa bag and c- rdt-d together in a cylindrical form, 1 adapted to the calihr* of tire .piece fhnn ' uliich.it is fin d. Canister shut ha nmn her of metilic ahol eqt:h«s.-d tn a inetalic vitae, adanteil D- tha cuhtacjiTtlui* gun. ' whtab. when it butata; scafture the *bot In •vrrv direvtion. Chiin abot oaisiata ofh ' numWr of. birqriinnecuid t'-g-Omr by a somII chain, which, when' fired Irom, a‘ ( cannon^ ta .ajrctud ^6-m if In a mury. manner, and striking Info** cfj4a dlqrnn priMliK-ea' terrible dreirnctJUn. Chain sba art*, however. W littrq'iited at the pn-aenkdav. Round’arid onnlenl allot nre tnred more jnirtfciilarly in »le& bit terta*. and ara}h* rimri oiinmuft nf wet projectiles.' Tli.-rr nr? also Ij.ind granad-x M. Uipg a»ell filled wfth1rd*l! Ibrit, and’ **tnM </ Ifpn arjd gta** whtatfre** very dea'tructivu io el'arect.iifliM— Chxfin- seaaBsar; S WI LIAM JOIXER. DENTIST, bM« la a atr P.H. RIDMUX. TrtS JAMtSSXFLZDCAWISOX. ' ■>’ The hew’-Jh'» nU"n .»®l' patented by Gen. JaWIM’Atlth'-tfe 1W, and b a brinr IMd niltao Fir light Iwtleris rrfied. sad *4iptW‘bnrS, with a staiftwl V.UUJANITB EURIIER c-oatrucibm ,4 < •The Little Hsnde!” Mm It h-vw eei fidingiy II la placed Within «nir own. It trusta tn its bvlplew-news and weekn»«i and:,i|i •bell witboot Fmt Pin Foundry, and ha- tb* fWotaM principal dltrictMomi: Total'. length, f® fret 10 indies; length of hofe. 'lJ fret 9 inches ; grrate»t diameter nt mtnale, 2 fitat I inch'! threknesa of melxl earring -front & to *5 Inebre. TIieT.tal w^gfit rtf M gtm 40.100 pound*. «>r nearly 25 twna. The .dtaineter of the bore 15 inches. the weight of the shell fired iT.rying?seeonllng ti> thickness of mutely fnim N80 to 887 ||>ttQds. Slitllx varying K-twreh theav WHghis wllF contain ImwlGtGIS pound* of pnadfcr. F»r tuittoiflAi'gbri posei the 4 sight of the ahrll is 4HP life The ranee of t he Rudman at; diffdmt angle* of elevation, from 6 degrees tri W degrees, varies from 2.017 5,345 yards.* It takes US itahie frwhi CSptelu'T. JA Rodman, under-1 whosa Supervisliltl nnd direcii'in it was constructed and taf been mounted. . Splrftoftke ASMfststratten. . The Buffalo Ctaarnrrefirf ptibltalwf " following letter. reci-lrH hy 'w gmtll of Erie, from the SecretarynfWar t 'Var DrPABTXxxf. t,' WxzalxoTox, May A UtH- [ j. Mt Dsar Sni :-i| received ynwrir t< the 29th ulc. I i appreciatesb»4tiJ tent, the artiu«od publ»c*pirit of the Norths mid w> does the entire sdinhiletFnllwn*-^ Individuals whn never «>rg*ntaxf and Mtbsisted aniih-s, hare vcry litrle ontwptbm of its difficulty and magnitude.' But y«ut 8uc<nr Camzzow. Ssvretapr of War. A traveler etopped at a farm button ffe the pm-pore «4 getting dinner, DtarmsiaC- hradetl man m tbs embrace «4 knock ing tai lu the uibcraidu stub* huuaa,' cried tim ~ breath, answer**!—• • -D.ai r-4 it. at«i-.g*r, tbatfr wbab •retrying to decide I” ■ • ‘ ewi A ’htsn.ttjto St-mr.-Mt taits TrtfcW A thick murkv l-IooIii obseufvd tlie nioeri? The wind fw fit fid giwAs. howled ly tliFottgh the f'>riut‘s lenfet»'%fM&~-1 moat fitting nk'lit for deeds .cd ta»nr>e.' Awfully sf»rtuied the vHLire eb-dt—bill­ ing th* hour of ore. At this •ItaHhg rime o| night, B*wlld nutrderoqa hadfteg' wrial’ch Stole- Irony the gloomy V<w*#i. Ilia beard wna long hrnghj fib* hair mat­ ted and nnconibed. Savagely- gteambd hla h|.w<Mm€ w, «s hoRpprfMAW <WF* atcaUhy step the spot wNem hta MMNK chwm'vislim slumbered SWtMiirfd* l<fift»c-nec. The mitrdvrwr knitted akhSlikJiNti rd t>> hi* brestKW ' l!w’AM’tMtwIh; Waeh'ifigton t«i hastan - , ; -ooi- ■ „ -T" ■ aodfoi»; . Tag Dade.m# trr STAZXaHAX.-John Randolph, the &-lel»rat*d nraifir qnd atatewian, waeina taieren'lying <>ri a ' their brief stay. ■ J./. • ■) Ofr । Bleswd mUfWlienMiie. Itttta bands -Wto- Imw *- .t^an who, h»T/mqttit srmim, paahfe cahtoete, and Ud .nartf Fouaht without tfmassHng, get down on Annapofis fiorfl WsUua*. whr.t manner’>f men be bud been .in hla fighting dava/syended the Hsfmiuja Chhrvl. and' .red waM^lUM r*v*ntly before the wtaK'* transfixed'wkb aaluni•>meat. After the Wkit» P--«g» thro* oils, thn Capital was almost dcFnaCeloss. A Quartermaster was ordered to go t». iwiWatai;risMj tiwHn>_jryi Floyd gun, ’nWw mminfM at Monmeta tbus’deacribcd in MitjorT.'®; B;irnxrd*« *NMqson fltai “?nta’giin wax east st Pirtabdtx/ntUii ex ecu i« his mission. hut in«|rart of bring­ qullly, a» ka tiny fingers are rrtcirrlrd by ing the desired reinforcements. coolly, at a firm hut loving grasp. Wetch th* l<w»this leisure, brought in Hie ’resignation! steps uf the little one «* he range* the hie mistakes when they marry Ft beamj* When tho rjvrrataambwatnnere seised for talent, i>t hlr str!b-*dia awfelest ■ ■•—fl, w.r-i ....j M---" m Washington. lor government use. they pttfble violet*, and In childiah glee i were went ronndFto thrNmry Yard to hr th«m around; hid hluo wyes look r. .lyjas he mne laughingly, saying, ••Cateh- armed fur aery If*. Immediately nn their arrival.'?very officer in the yard hut one makes »o diffci ctieui; the . LfighVnliUtar in* if ywu can.” The tinv hand of childresigned. in wfler tu trt"p th* work. fonn.teiu <4 joy bubble* bpjaakad mnaaao h«*<d aa it entwine* Its little fingwraatnong aUv ia d»i» heart* Doti»* .,ii»win-4Iirapingpai' an infant’a prayei speak* peace whole xnliUMof 4*wrilten history. . Al !<t C*Vm l—tla> firelight,'that taapa re* Ita > every step, for a while, the Govrrnmenl tn tthWviuhlud W.irt, k»ifan angel’s voice humble hearth htoonica hr’-gh’er then thrwas dogged’- and crippled by traitors, hart wMspervta'ABbor Geowew.' ' giidod cluodeHiera ta aa AtaaUso patafe, ■. Bemitilul chiMltn-id, wriuld that htanuld' wb-.drew lifer pm,apd .affrsted fpgifey ai'i-lons ns>n«i»thing,wsa required nf them, ba always ahtaU«A4nu*dMr*hn«MM, fmm Hbw ?w» Cohrtnnrrx Aszrr is Rr4but who, at tire critical'moment‘when a 4-n idiag .cam, gnd eorropi jnfliymom. cautTXD —lb3 M-mt^imvFp Mt? -ss¥r their service*. were wsptt’d. desarted to Little bands are all anuind us seeking that ”JiiKm Hiivrts, of th* UtrrralgW ft.) WUww. "P"" tto-prJ-Slng tb* eneiny,—A tinny Journal. Gireuk. has adnpti-d < t>rwpl-o-.frkMtn* influence i4 tta*e older than themaqlxM, Me dockets iifMsawh and lotHrW *a>ll»HA' Wnuld'tbat Wo kept liurs< fiaa ptlh>. an aieairi Firs Efc^nes as tapleaMata nF War. which ta *4 a bud MeC” Tl»ta - w*4< A'riwrespAhdent of Jhe Cbtasgb Journl that WO might perf .rm nor duties iritjrful, ly and wWL" That .nature miret ire hat mtligenta rtie projirleiy'ri^ ftirtiishM« ’-ach lollnwingt** Al rtid B'tperinr Oart, hW(! daned. indued, that can sae ti 'tear drop fall Fort mlw Jr. [xeaemlon t J. lhe Federal last Wert, ra we Irarn- tr** W MM* friwn tha eyita ofchildhood, or the -ihtl* forces with one first class steam fire en- nidjnrph i mw prmons irfelt iN*r ginn.’ fefrephla nft throwingAhree'slrrMn* hand stMcbod out in vfclp. J^bo oaomit mind little hand* •ft water th rough seventy to sjna.hundred, that they httveuarexsed and tendorly aired feet of boso, |n cure of- fire in tl^ p.irt. tflr, an>1 that bavh ROW pnaaed Mt Ui the or in the 6™«ling of gnni (t -inuM_nnive thut th*)- n.ight lndnl^ethblr “ anirlt land.” They we>e laid tn reel of great service. Again,-*hntrld’ tb» 'W- wnMMUwihy' figMInr* Liatwhn ia their narrow Wfia<1ttMr ttuta hand* emy attempt to storm the F,..Tt- ihree ihhutn 11* feap'or-fitMf br Ihii •ireama of shit Water rent wljli 'sufficient force tato’thdr.faccs, iriigfit vffiret ’bdr ail UBOeen to ouri m<Hrtal guxe, eUil ; Uwir angel ‘ fund* are invisible (nmiataiwd lat e. f. L »,u«> . , ■ ... ... k_...>ir..i Kurt, then the water might he thru*!) into life. » W.U), • Kw«-..-1U the magazine and apoil the powfler 'fur h*. fnmd, ihu — !«•«,,•<*>—M. tbat lUtr etang io y*u la their .sirp|lle. —-n. ki» wwl»« lh»,: B tSSRtJftiN* 1 Bgazrrr or a PowtsyrL ^Rx^rrix ~ One'cmnmunion Bunday, aft dd Kentucky aoldirr,'.who had ' fought under Gen. Jiscl^m Jit Nevf^rteiiia iMT 'wsjl tW# onu-ually Pressure System waft ta, Sralkwa” The Indianapolis Jbvnfal of Triday says• We ar* permitted by the recipient, a cilixer, of thia place, to make lb* follow­ ing extract from it letter.from a relative of bis living hear Charleston—a getitlbman, ea we are assured, and a* other porti« ns of his letter show. <4 wealth ana position in that State. It diadirsrs some I'dcts In regard Ui the slaughter at Fort Moultrie that have not hitherto been published un aueh. uodnubted autkority. The lai»enuuui>i t>f a fatnilj,i>vcf itadend ineinbem is a pnH>f that cannot be ques­ tioned. We may premise that the Im dies i/f thu yi ong men allbded to in the letter, were nbuiowd by« psreurptnry demand of the wriu-r, wh<isc positiuu wtLilled him to such.cons’iderativn. Brief a> it !«, in its disclosure of the terrible stale uf af­ fairs in South Carolina, anil of the grief created by iuitl«<ine of the moat signif­ icant indioitimM nf the effi-cta uf wtoe*eiou that baa readied the public: like all eampalgna devised by Hm, very JWRTAtt. able in its details, and nearly lertsin <4 Mortars are as ancient ea cannon, and auccea*. The Boulham Suiw< are full *f were *mpli>yad to throw red but imo and Forte mid Arseusls, cuniiQendiug their Gen. Rcott bi-f>>re th* invention of abyIla. river aid strategic pointe. The Crax nbells used were in 1435. when Nuple* was besioitcd Uy C harles Vlll at wiliH-h siege they were said luhare made quirily aLjMSaibls. . Had be auecedrd in terrible work among ibo rnemy. They doing ao. revolution would have nern nrc mnufaetured v| iron and brans. The partlyz>-d in ilie whole Smith, and the Iron are 8. 10 and 13 inch cafil>rel|and auliiiiiMi>>iiiats party would have been the brass 5$ and 4 45 Incites in bore. organized on a very diff-rkiir/isitlrig from The 13-ineh iron require 9 Hx of powder what we now kn»w. The Southern Naas Caxstsiros. April tSth, 1»4L to the charge, thr 10-inch 4 lbs., and the States could m>t have cut off comtntmlcnD«am——You cannot f.’.r * rui»8 Inch 2 lh». 'Die liirgvst mortar in, the tl-m Iwtwsen the government nnd the mrnl even imagine the effect of Secession worjd wwt.caat by AL Mallet, for die fortresacs without a great fleet, which on us. The h«r»i I can say of It is that It British Govvinment, to carry a shell they cannot .builJ ftir yean*, nr take ihrtn will be a la-ting heritage lo all coWih'g weighing 18 fh«., bo it proved a failure. by land without on* hundred thousand generations. w*en if it were dune with men, liany hundred niilli>>n of dollars, 30 inch bore now—-but I thuddder fat ibe future.— many a campaign, and many a bloody Many 'if. your friends and acquaintances BowiTixai. aiege, Had Scott been able to get those wpre killed st Sumter, among them John forts Is the condition he desired them to and William (jM'r bmrsins). Many medium length between lb* cannon and be, the Southern Confederacy would not more of them a're'n-»w eiarti"g North, mortem, usrd fur throwing shells of large tmw eiisL but you will wit lilamd them, as it la n-»t talk* at point blank rar.gr. or al a email "Bi* the co-operation of (he Secretary a matter of choice wlut a man will du of War is nn-es«ary li> the movement of her*, and a'few inure fights would depop­ troops; and lieu •■£ c<>operating.the Sec ulate this State, yet we were only per­ have borti invented by B*-lid<>r, in Gvr- relary. of War thwarted, objected, resist mitted to de<-eu’ly hirer, nr evm ace but rd, and forbade: Ewrjr day **» thr bnttle'fought in Buchamin’a Cabl”“t »«d a small number nut <>f near the one in 1697. Howitzers range as thuo-mbd kil>ol here, an I whti c.*n eVery day the solitary champion of th* expci t or hope fur those who now g" South wai forced closer to the wait— North ? Well may you suy that That day came when he wax fairly beaten. hare a reign <if terror. very effix-live hi a iuuunUpi.<Mia iir hilly Nothing was left for the secretary hut country and are co I Ind mounted howitzer. go tii the block; but he contrived t<> do They can l>e trnn>purtrd by drag mp*a or s>> as a hem surrenders his keep, or his packed «<n the h.iaks of mulce •» light U ship, u hen rrafstanre ran n>i longer be their c-wiatnicd-.n. Grape and anusll made ; he blew himself and his enemlra No one can realize the amount nf rmHu resigned. barrn*ineut which the Government ■ ha* •hoi are med in them l» defend mmintain up ail at fmee In >h* air. r.oi With stealth or ahnme; he resigned encountered Iruip Uta.nrgtaaity <>l entrust­ with a clap of thiinder. While thn Ad ing tho ezreupon of it*j,r<Jur» army the Ordinance Department, ns<-d them ministration was giving the nrriera for thu •nd navyalmost ludf deirmralacd by with great aticceaa. A 32 pound howitzer military occ upation of the Sotithent tjoun- offi'-eri* nf trenw.nable aympntliit-a. When it was decided tn employ troops try, It was actually in negotiation with a 24 po*nd howitzer 2| lh*^ a 12 potmd the Uomniis«oDvra of South Carolina. fur the defense of the Capital, staffoffa-era. b»witaer l| lbw; and a Gpoundpr 8 or 10 Thia fact. If mads clearly niaifeat, suffic­ after remaining'long enough in the War (wincsia U> a charge, H-isitxars arc used iently unveiled tlm design and character Department t<> acquire, as mmh knowl­ mor* fi>r firing ahdl than tho mortar, and of tile Cabinet, mid. cauainjr bi» recog edge n» possible nt lhe defails, resigned. the -United States army are. provided nitiori to turn on that specification, the t>i carry that knowledge Into tha camp of with a large nmuta-r of siege howitzers S«crrtary drew th* ryes <>f the entire the enemy 1 Wfu-u the Norfolk Navy Yaud was —a very heavy gun. work! on that iate focus. The Southern leaders awoke tn a ariise iff their ponitinn, tuiind to ho in danger, orders were dis and jpsrcehltlg that if they gave a week’s patched from the Navy Department to Projeetile* nf war are round sh-t. respite to plot adiiiiltv In executlont.tbcy have all ilie vessels taken nut. Officer* apberliMI emte shot, shelia. achrapnell, are bopekasly lost, they sent over the at-the yard, secretly sympathizing with map*. <i«nr*ter. and chain shut. ‘A shell country the orders which led to thr p-tp •rewssiim. firat prevented tli« exception of i* it hoH.-w ipherc of Iron filled with gun­ ular seizure of all thu forta in the Smith the orders, on the ground that it wa* nut neciissiry. and thru resigned. Th.- Nitvy ; under, inn), balls, dee., fired from a except two.” DspartnienL •nrtMrttf ‘Wppttaed T»f this, howitzer, mortar. «r coluwibtad. The If the cowardly traitor ia satisfied to instantly a»aiX>4niiM.d ira I’anlding down charge i* introduced lt:t<’ n bole abmrt an rest his mamorv upon w confession uf to save the property. But it-waa too Inta. inch in diameter; and fired by mean* nl a All thalc>inld i>- done wire tudestr.-v it. ih«r—there ta a tube of wood or compo­ t*i prevent its falling into the hanta of the sition filled with mealed powder, sulphur, him the privilege. arerssioniata, and lb*t hr did effct.inlly. and saltpetre, and ta eut at ju»t the When the several Regiments and the length the shell ta calculated to exphvde. THE LITTLE BANDS. Ma**aehOTetta.tmopa arrival nt Annap Great prerialuo and accuracy have been in lbe wiylcL Rifled qannon/>»r -ficjld aervice are now dlf.rartuv ait4Htj«m. among uiilitary men. Ah«»»il. | years since a new niodrl gsn. was ,i**trd shMUand! Wosrfedta % bomoafcl «rw at Ames’ inmiiifmlory, in CaLultviMc, HARMON SMITH, TRCUIT COURT COM IfiSIONER. Atterwrt Counadlor A Nolicitor *--«»*- &-«• 04 NO. 3. 1861 A R EH ARK ABLE EULOGY. adopted by our Government, «e believs, arid «'• learn that the in venturi*'applying The Richmond ^rixotiarr of Aprtt l thr principle t<i a breech hhiding gun of 8 pound calibre. The hall used nt conical has an elatnrate' and growing eluogy of , tn shape tike the Mlunta, IxdloWed at the VutTD. thaaya: “All Who have attended tn the deylop. lia«r, with an tor chamber, in which are groHvea, whieh presses the air by the meats «4t the last three months, aud know r —- .4.-.. A*“ aught i.t lhu movrinenta of the Buchanan Administration up to the time of Floyd’s the rifled gOH-vesof the chamber and rrsigitatiiki, will justify the a*a*rtl«ni ibe Sourhnen OnfedBracy •lugging th* hall, thus Saving the wind­ that age and prodtxring the effed a* above would not and could nor be ia exist the action of ths deacrihed. Whether it will be brought once at dita hour On High Prices, at the Roberts lV Striker, III I’m ty*’« senu/or mM>> TERMS, 81,045, ITT JVD'VA.TSTCTB HASTINGS M’ H3M5LA5 RAOTMTOra J A-*. o*rd, VOL. 6. ~ SI I lf <• niw~-r-Jw* •• k—A* <4. to>»VSA' I.Ih. Irtn t»fe rrmfii wM) a wHptn' M* yome IruniA dpve,and- atapd- . rr’TheDotdta. • �PBOBATE oar>V|. AN >CT t»» provide ftw the tedtaf, by Cndteliee, << ibe fkmUirs of Volunteers mustered fnmi this State into milltar* * terekieecf tbs (Mud States, or uf tMs BEPUBLICAM BABKEE, I: finally apjwars that tberw ia bo truth WAR NEWS! ! and else the traitnra»n. A targe troubled the grave of the Father «4*M» ‘ I Lagtalsl WetfaeUay N»ntlM, Country, fiw which the people of the mg rasa ul thisC-wfederary.Mr Wright, «/Ge**nria, of the n«d leading •erusathedvka. which baa lately Inwb uudrj guard. Dipnuick’s They, perhaps, ean scarcely be blamed prics. A large portion of the price paid greeted with load cheers. He Xated l>> reply was. the be wonlffgive (h- reKela prasiatae far all rqutaita relief and oop f-r their natural propensity tn gram bls tn Juto A.* Wssfaagvw far th. Mt. Ver- Gov. Curtin that John C. Brrckinrhlgw just ten mimilrw In'disperse. Two pun. I ponies of Massar1marna 'Trr>«q>a wr?re ■like al lhe go>-d sod the bad. I’ehaps noti >•*" him •“?» al Cmrinnsti tamanmu U> take a —• property ———was paid by lhe citixwwof cilixensof would join . 4, S.,!7k b« ^stsrs-Tsn; ” *-• “'iiatfwncs- urth red. Northward, and cabnon placed it were more correct to aay that lhey, a<> aa t» agreep the mUra distance.. Tar ■Bd privates. rafatrd from their coarrttaw lGfai|rl. with, wkuti fo lumd. wa4ed ^>r grut|t1ile inopl al the gnod, on the ground that the bed ia bad enough “anyway." that crave as the grave >•( a dear friend. sums burrowed, payable at some lime therein to m mentioned. n»t exceeding one year fr*>m the date thereof >nd u■saeas, levy and collect taxa-e up>m all the real and personal properly of said num Isen b 4 exempt from taxation. aufEcuint lo pay- such mimeys borrowed, and *.<• peovide the relief hereby authorised. Bae. 2. Il shall be tbs dnty «>f the anper* isor of each township, and of each super* iaoc, alderman, or other officer repreeenting any city nr ward up>m the faiard iff supervisor* of hla county, from tn time to ctake diligent UjlJuiry in that at which they grumble 0>n«, Is by lowed apnt are rioat* red the glad mem no manner of means the most worthy •»! ories of the post; of thoee times m which condemnation. a nation wa» bora to freedom, and Liberty grumblers in all the walks of life, but in was crowned n king. IL<w saered ta the memory <4 Gao. W Aaarweroa. the found­ the editorial pr-fwsion there seems to be er of the American Unk-n, and the Father Perhaps this plelbory is of his Country, j Cursed l>e be whoee vile We find many of these oonstitulmnai a profusion. only apparrr.t. nm account of the lari I (ties band would degecrate a grave made sacred afforded this class to air their discontent by lhe affectimis of twenty and vent their spleen upon unoffending freemen. millions uf ‘ ■ Buchanan haa given no leas than fifty Bul still another n*a»*in for this appear­ •l-dlars at two diff-rent times tn the sup­ ance is that while liters are some real port uf the Penns* I ran ia grumblers, many others are simply echos. MngnanlmotM! Among the former are mme of lhe New Volimteera. He ta «ald tn have saved eighty thousand dollars from bis salary*. Wpaiciau **r private; and fu omducting - auoh inqniriva it shall he his duty lo o*n suit with any vuluntary committee of cilitizens, wh>> iimv hare heretofore taken, pr who shall bereaftrr take action upon the subject. It shall be hla duty tonffi.rd ■■ch trmpurary relief aa map. in mi time lo tiatp b» neceoMry. nut rxrrediag the gum of fifteen dollars per. nueilb to anv om family. and may give orders up**n the ousts treasurer <4 bis ounty. par­ able out of any moneys appropriated for emment is n<>t doing enongh, nr that I be Government ia doing to much. REICN OF TERROR IT MEMPUH. Next we bear that tbc President is portixan in his It you beat them «4l of appointments. this, by rvfirrring tn the appointments nf Gen. Butler. Gen. Dix and others, they then mmplain that “th* party in power willing that Detmwrats should occupy positions of danger in the are perfectly armp. Another grumbles al G»v. Blair ! ing that the people of thia State should । lose right of the ranse ««f the war. You ' tnay talk afaiut the war, and bUhii tbs while in the service <4 the Ui.itrd meanness of ths Southerners; cull them missioned or noo-comiaaioned officer. ■Mictan or private, his family shall Ik* and hang them. I>ut yon must nut refer tn traitors, and g«> down there and ah»*t that “subtle p»i*>nM which lhe Governor of Massachusetts says “has lurked always sided far. 8ac. 3. It shall be lawful for the b>«rd in our national system." But tb-oe wh » i talk thus are constitutional gram biers, . not otherwise appropriated, at any time, —In making audiblsonly the lari words tn such fand: and it shall be the duty <>t ■aril baaed to eatablish ancti asperate of their originals, thus: ‘‘Partisan I’rrwident.” “Als.litinn Governor." Jahn C. RrrckinrUgs. Whenever The ruinor that Breckinridge waa about to j-'in the L'nnm forces against secession, j tears’ Family Relief Fund;" and all psyabta oat <4* such fund unless the said board shall otherwise direct. ia proved tn be entirely fatmdAlb-Oles'. ! We have never looked upon Breckinridge I ns anything l.-as than the embodiment of TCS TH-HTAMD inript .if (he S-Kj'bcrn C-mfedenu-y in rvndegvoua, waiting or derw to attack ('eir*>. Uf tlwxr 3.KM) ■<■? ■I R«nd--I(»h a* above stated, 3.900 are ai Curinth. Mississippi, f-rty miles Iwlow Memphis. These had orders a few days •ince to remove to R4i>dolph. There are, elao. 1.000 well nrmrd.and full* equip­ ped Arkansas tnmpa at Camp Rector, at M«uim1 f’ltv. where two steamboats, the “Old Bella" and uMara." Cincinnati bunts, are used aa uS»cer« qnartris and howpitela for thr troopa. This regiment ia armed vith the munitions stolen from the Little to see the powers of darkness diffusing the light »f gospel truth, sa to hear «*f his i being any thing elm than a traitor In that iuienis being filled at Memphis. At a r nt four mils nmth >4 Memphis, called el Hn’ria, there is a •■altery of six Everycountry which has given him p*«itiop. noim>lrra and atauit 300 trm«p". or Other securities from any agents «-r । No! let him go down to his doom; the tasly’a belief al Memphis is that an expecScers employed to dishureeanv m<*Beva hangman is waiting, and lhe turkey boa ditiiui will move from Randolph made up er otherwise to afl* ■ rd - relief, and msv nrd has nut sharpened his beak ia rain. (nun ihrac tnawa as rnummted.toattai-k Cairo. l« Is believed that they will rmdexvous at Columhoa, Ky., twenty miles from Cairo, far a fadd stroke. 8ac. 5 The relief hereby Mithoriaed lo The 1st safely lac. «. Thia act shall hike effect <m the at Michigan Regiment arrived WatliingUm uo Friday last. Michael Foley, <>f Cleveland, made a large run at billiards lately, making oo Improved May 10. IM1. leas than 3,403 points. The Bank of Albany la the State of ths New York Cbwrfcr ■rd failure is said to be something worse than mismanagement. ^.Having heard considerable talk abnnt D. Whtans or (Diekerwm) thr inventor of the steam gun. a alight history of It and might he interesting tn your Ge-. Walbridge, Postmaster nf t»led<>, died in that city t»n the 10th inst. If the Southern rebels have nearly as least five tn every men that they can bring Into the field. They must have stretched those guns a little. . The Rodman gun, now at Port M»m »e A 'man fell from the st« pls of the ■small I fatally aal it down £«r a p<> Cmgrsgational Church in Galesburg a full gn Ifaide C". to the ryfet fr*«m A Wittt PaVuiot AaaSoUNta -While Fort Piekena,-General Brown. <f the Be OUU.KWBM.—A gentleman from the onset the Rliay H-cw My. that the complying with the demand. sent tn in* ruin in Chicago. Wa think It high time ; fumiebiiv with fall irfmoati-M mt Him eraev fa btaf — the expirati<m of rhe time, when not a rebri - WM ta Aw aeaa. T»o hgndrrd Maoaachusetta troops then ri.41 oftta, d> be and bridge. C New Advertisements. NOTICE ! 7Z£i MORTGAGE *ALE. The M«<ntg«»mrry eorrewr»*<w1ent stelfs that It baa been partlallv ilvridrd that J>ff Pavia should lake the command of the armv nt Rwhuuaid. The great iliarontcnt fell bt the rebel tr*">pa A>r want <*t a reliable head has had its influence *4 Davis. Hewer Tvlliws and An.Si. wi ■rat «f government t>« Richnwm-f. tail in Mr. Paslriy^ot Mss*«i. spoke al length favoring a provisional government over State government • the Governor and State authorities had i»urped |s»uvr : we Mr. Carlisle accepted the proportion being dead or dangrrou-h wounded, .that the rrporlM.arc unfoudtvl. A gentleman any* that be wa< inform-it New Orleans from England. Il hns determined lafion. anti -aid that it the Stale Convenvealion alnnild tmt fallow tbvir example. ATrtaxoox ggaatog. Mr. Panlslejr «dferyd an amendment to Carlisle’s rcaoluil.ai, iimtmctlng a com Southern p«»rt«. and is engaged in select injl men of energy to fulfill the importart functixSM r^mfided to them. The <1 nt in whatever may Gew. Jack urn urged on aa many as found it nrrrassry, to return home. Mr. Carlisle said fa* saw in the appoint­ ment nf central committer, a rrslixAtion of all tba members had hoped fi*r In re­ gard to the fiirmathm New Virgtata. was willing M* acq-i able t<> those wb» co;—wowi J. uuroeir. nirnem csi.; C. D Hubbard. J. «. Wheat. Wiw-faw PayM10. <>f Mari-4. Campbell Tarr, if Brer*; Md G. p. Latham. <f Tay|.M-,Brtafsnd effective aperchee were then made hv Gen. Jackw*. Carlisle. Pier­ point Willey. Brawn Moe«and <-tb«-rs. COMMISSIONER*! NO-1 ICE j>c!. Naw Yobe. Mat 17. ■truc'ion of the bridge on the lUltim- tv ■nd Ohio IL R. is untrue. a> k also the report in a N«*w York m**rnmg paper that be had a»ked Gen. Sc*«t». tn take military p-e»resign *‘f the road. c««is;lk. Msitpycr _ Estate ef O<l.. W. Lex. mb. lUafiATk dltbUt.-HltKlmll JiltuiL.t.'j,. 4Jser/rarr m e; Within a tew da* a nil dc’ ”£’<d* ’r "~-T building will he eIra red of troopa by ' MMXidtaE BAWDY. -x 1 CHAgi.tot VALLOWA Y. . ■1OMSATNAN ItAlUUT The Michigan Rifle rrgimept arri»«4 here in fine otoditeoi. being the fir*l fady of Western troops that has reached the Capital. There is no positive indication «*f llw advance of the rebels, nor have liattrriea been elected m Arlington Ileigfais. Secretary Caitienm’a family arrived here to day. Ix)Ciavn.iK. May 17. Tbe idfirtal retarna fn»m 09 eoNwiiea show tha Unit* vote for Border Stale delegates tn be O0.MI. There are 1ft Mated. April M, IM1. BIIEIIIFFB BALE. ESSfc.TTU.’tt sx&r; Presidential mte in November was 14 . 111. Ngw Y»gg, May 19. The ntr*tft special disparrh. Balti­ more Ifah, sayat “Thr G**vemmm‘ arrested three mm concerned In thr at­ tack on the Maaonchusetts tmop*. They hare been indicted bv the Grand Jury. They are m-w <m bail—1400 r»-h. ' ll is said the Government has mea*urrs on fiml. which will result In a brilliant pedoand submarine IwUerirs hare been ■unk near Norfidk. Last night three Zuavea straved fnmi camp. When arriving brCav 04. Ella, worth this morning. <«e <4 them tmw.atnd from his lady a arermu.m flag seventeen A person direct from Arlmgfatt IIsMtha. NiwTm.Mv >«• OlUil msr;7ijus2i dered to F*-rt Monroe. In evary other locality. Tho Englidt Capital..:, and M* HA KM OX KMITH, be the opinion >4 I real initlen n«>l lo report an ordinance of aecession fn.ni the Stale, Inti in fave the counties <4* Wsalern Virginia voting ■uoa were killed. A ynnng and newly married wife, at to the Pfas«d. nt that w«mW enable Mm lo moke hwmUtate dstai<s-.rM"'«A and lo iiriug the whole fiwee ofthe U«f. d­ mont. and anch succeeding sfaMuor will bring more. Hr eiprsmea the at moat osibdance iu lbs final success nf. ths Fed­ A private letter from the wife*/ a eral arms and a rcaaistrovtbc of the Umrvuhoti •/ leading politician uf Hr Confederate got- I be world do ita work Union <4 l*te original hswua. cmmenL V- a friend in this city, is ■■ Naw Yobs. May I fl. .f the people ft«mt mMwra a*1 murifafThe ITeritfs Washing loo dispatch myo; ations In regard to the bones «< Wart “The fmliee have been required Ui take rt. We will see that they are not j the <>alh «4 allegiance. desecrated by thr tonchof abolition tunda. "Amilher spy bas been arrested in the , They arc our sacred inheritance." Penney |sani* Camp. WaaantOTux, May 17. “Il was rumored that Virginia troops The President remarked tn a gentle­ were encamped in the rvari4 Ari Wigton Heights, tw«- miles from Washington. It ( man to night, that Gew. Bntlrr would lw TCl!f« MAM, BEA I is n<4 rreditrd. ^llhiaigh all ln«f« are placed in a p>niti-<n prrfo-lly satisfactory ihu rsa tss Voeae sss Sa bad is ordered to deep <ai their arms, withartil t<> him and in a still bnw'lrf Arid off Is Madias! Vssgda.t" pwHisbed by lery ou*ihs elect witb double sbolfsd gnns. bofu-r. The President summoned the Cshin**t “There wae another attempt at rfa< in Pratt street. Baltimore, on tbs .avwsl.wi | session alwint an hour. Secretary Reward left the White with Ringnld Battery, but the fiw-t Iteing known, every man had a bstded rifle. flouar and peorerded tn the qnarfera of Gm Butler, and n-*t finding th»* latter in, drapatched one <*f the Gen.’s aids in Balhmobb. May Id. pursuit of him. The interview lasted The New T-rk and Massachusetts troopa withdrew from Federal hill thia some lime. If ia evident from appearances that the morning, taking half of their hatter* Government intents to deal with Mlwsouri with them, and returned to the delay in the same manner it has droll with Hous-. ■ Manland. As an evidence of thia the BaltimoSK. May 10. I Government ta»a eoorlilded to take rlatrge ■ (name omitted) givos u» a re­ R J. GBAXT. <4* the ILufttihaland St. Joseph Railroad, port •/ ths removal of lhe rvntiins of and employ it fi»r government pur[*•••-• CHANCERY ORDEIL Washington, and ssvs thut itiadonaon Nsw Y>«s, May 17the griHind that lhe North was about to now nominally in office. Mr. Carlisle accepted iLe amendment, ami farlbcr anu ndrtf the rceoltninii. that if the ordinance <>f rev*>ai<-«. adopted by the Richmond Conventual be ratified <>n the 33d. a C>nvcntM« be called early in ^are-n Bro J use to lake further acti<«, as deemed neceaaary. Union. On motion, Mr. Lamb, of Ohio’a re ofTmnrMev. by a majority of rixlyjirt port, with these and original propositions tkoutanl declared that they would remain were recommitted, and lhe .Convention in the Uni<-n,and tta rel>« repudiated Jeff. a<lj<-urood till seven o'clock. Davta aad the IreawM of bis bogus Gov­ xvsxtxa atsstux. ernment. Shall thia Legislature—a body The Committee no Federal and State Relations re port ci the supplementary «me previ'inaly reportedlo addition ' they rrcommed the appointment of a Central changwl. and given them no npporturthy Committee empowered eilh-t to the reas­ of recording their prolrsi agaltM it 1 Ara sembling «»f the Cmventum, or a new the propio ready to »nl>niit to aerh tyraoue. al such a lime as they may deem ny 1 Air their necks ready !<>r the yoke! nectaaary, prior u» lhe general Gm ven Will they temdy submit their rights lo lion oo the 11 th of June. he freemen 1 If they are reedy to aalunil The Resolutions hope fi»r peace, depre­ cate the sanding of Confederate tnaipe for life! Bul we. tri I the usurpers in into Western Virginia, aad rennin mend Tennessee that ths people will not tmhmil the appointment of n committee of five to this thing! Nntrl Nntr!! yntrf!! from each county to co-operate with the G-niral Gxnmittee. Mr. Paelal v mured that the report he A writer>4 the New Orleans fScwgsM laitl on the table and printed. ventilates bta ire upon Gen. Butler and the Mssar.rhtssrt'S troops aS fallows : there V* the ground. The Utter distance “All the MsasaehueeUa ir.»>ps now in was twenty •nine feci. Tba mat. was Bot Wariiingtoo are negroes, with the except irn «*f two or -three drummer jtaiyk Gen, Bulls', in command. Is a native of Liberia. Our readers may rendlaut Old Hen, the A land slide occurred no the I7tb at Berber, «h» kept ■ small shop in Poydras Burlington, at a tunnel mi the Burlington street, and etnigratrd t»» Liberia with' a. and Canada Road, by which several per- ■mall cutupetence. General Butler is fata few days ag", 6t« ■onalso alao stated* stated*that that the'European tba'Eurnpt steam- The Chicago TriAusc of th* 13th, haa late advices fn-m Memphis, from which we make the fallowing interesting ex­ tracts : At Memphis, volunteering is being pushed sln-ngly. The city is filled w ith alarms and cxvitrmrnta. Says one in­ formant. hundreds nf women in Memphis never lay their heads up«>n lheir pillow at night without dreaming of Inturrtc/ten. Ou every public alarm thr fire hclla | are rung, and thin brings the entire pop- j illation into the street. A few nights du tho SulUU tiuug. -since, a rumor spread that a large fa>dy Wnausu, May 13. • f trimps were tuning Sonthwurd fri.rn Tb,< Gm vent ion aserpil>l*-d st 9 ••*<+ck. lhe Ohio, and a fearful scene of rxciie• ment filled Memphis for hour". The finliells rang furiously. Thr numerous the oiwniaiuea be instructed l» submit Hxunh-d petrols dashed h» and fm.— Women shrieked. Mothers clasped their children to their faxoms in frantic May, ngonv. AJI was confusion, and its greatMr. Willy, nf M-oongsbcl t continued toeeting, tn establish a separate fund into (and we h.v, P.! .««ju> -.v-rlbv «nM) I « tojirtwlU .»i S-...ih--n> wbicb thrwmeya an b'irrwwrd *t o-ICitotent them wires—agreeably to the i "f rrtlersl tn-po. fcrstotata >T military Rlehneetd, who ! A O'HI <Wf. CDMMIMONeil'S NOTICE. aunaaani ia vnii.t p«nwii»| ia W.ll od teMSMMl of .U d^a-o-d. ereuM It w ordered Ooi �kepublicam iahheb. ATTENTION! RLOOlrWMTTCR A5I BLOOD W semi COMPANY Jural ani) ^isttllantous. " e-ififrc ► o ki; ON HIGH PRICES Stacks of Lieutenant Fneitrs of lhe Hasting* Rifles, left thia place f«T Grand Rapids, with ab**ui twenty recruits tn fill up the rimpany. • n Sunday morning. witnUtesrttha IrtwrorRVM NEW GOODS Jjjstiigj’ |)ritt tirrtnt. In tnak- ADVICE FREE. . w»d iuhroal otous, btnwd (And devoted lo the CacMor Matncal R»ro»«; to the Dtrrcaaux ur Muneeaa Knewumoe rou res I’asvervioit or Dm&aM and to the Ruusr w rauu Scrruuxe a»* Arroicrau wiry CaucwiC and ViacMxr lhe<A*«a., Xu th *end thia Intrnsarv ia endowed, trwnrtde tke-faek and sutlenng throughout tbe length and breadth of our land In ovoid Ibe Poieoaocs Deva*. Extustiox. »vd Igtie- BAILEY when we la*i cncwf’tj'i'pxil, nirnv than full. “S SALK. fits rtafe ail the beta . nnd SPUING STOCK »E • A.h*. NOW ON HAND UEST Aaa>ruarou ut ci'rumsfaneca ' o^, wbich ha»e r»«ne to our hit-wlrdtro. A It K will o». ,.r ib. LARGEST »d OF GOODS YW Uo BIAX>D PURIFIER art jfiLOO£* PILLS bare beta proved by analysis to k Cutlipriaillg Jn alwul trti days after the company left here, ten *>F twelve of thr me tn hero LARGE AND returned to this pines*. renne fm-n an nn BEACT1FL' RWWV.......’. m....... t’.t’r.* fr.imdtmaiUfitction.frim cwneeu r»ml «»rlmaginary .perhaps it were mure true to any, real and imaginary. Lieutenant Ferris -was here al»»u' » week, and returned to . . .M as m DRY GOODS! S FECI A I. NOTICES tus company aa stated above. Most •>( -.bree who were af first disMtiafiol, were j kbadt-w ibe clothing, ------------------------ - cunvinred that all is right so far aa their j with • officers are concerned, and relume ! A few who were unwilling ; Mr. Ferri*. TO CONSUMPTIVES Dvireisu. "Tba company is now full again and •*“•*•«■ XLKV0C8 DEBILITY, UE1KT DWEA8E, FFVfR A AGUE, < Ol CO.XSTIPATIOX v> serve for three years remain behind. we . shall expect tn hear a ttood report *if their | CROCKERY BOOTS AH) SHOES, eta., services tn their country. That w hich h.-ts seemed very deleteriou* j Hef, rod belferiag u u ,o CHT* .W e..H. *rt and backward weather, has been, without I ’ion* srod. <Frw -f Cl doubt, the salvation of tbr wliriit crop. ! Venn:*' S-. I*r u «. VERY t»S.m»d. th. gn-ing j g*^52i£“*3 CHEAP wheat looks exceedingly well, although a 1 Lesas. Paves anb A< J . ■ Dukas*. IxnroesiA. M ehw inspection of many, and pet haps of . These medicines are prepared in oca o»x lasa-irvinr. under the care uf able Chemiala, aud are I Ibe moat reliable known to actaeca, including all tbe rrocul diacuvene*. To all addrmring by letter, wtaiaiag fell ae- | AYER'3 C««yi*fa Eitiwt vf 8>n)|nrilk ptr. with advice and directions for cure. Any free rent us tahao tending fur ad’icr will, be deroud lo furntaVlbg fartetare loAbw'ptor. in ill eases tuedieinea can be aeut by mail ur axyre** if de aired. Sa..d for one or more of our work* and judges Air yourselves. rtnwc it shouM be employed for the euro of Also published st Ibe Infirmary, ta aid these not aeUy Rerafql*. but also Uxx odmr *Uoctfona'which nn>e from It. such as Eavrriva nnd Sow Diaaaaga. St. Amthdvt** Fruh < Rost, or EnrarrrtAa, Thurt-ta, PrsTt tg*, Blotch a*. BiAiNsandllrtiLa, TfwoB*.TgTm plauationa ol ibe can-re. and Salt Rtinx, Scalp Ur am, lltsowoax, and exercise. Price 50 c llx>t-MATi*M. SrrHtuTfaaxid MgiicvitiALnis-, THE LAMES Ml Basks. Daontr, Ilrsrr.rotA, Dbbilitt. and. indeed. A Lt CoxrLAiXTS ABtatxO Tang Virtstbd on Imfvbb Bloom. The popular belief ia rfa'pwfafyt y eAnAfoad *'.fo founded in trtith, for *ciofula isa-iirgvexctalionof tlie Wood. '| he particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa­ rilla it to purify and rtgvncnite tin* vital fluid, without which sound health is ini possible in APPROVED CREDIT. m.wt field*. re veal a lhe fact that the fmet* DR. VU tMBERLAIX. flivru. tb*t bj tir(L tneU?-f7^ Cu“l«inv3,. J u .cti?'''*? I Ver-! dnre is tolerably well odvnnewd, that I*, j such m apringv forth spontanettnsly. and ! even meadow grass and wheat. DA1X AITO No mistake this lime! und t April May. to be a very backward one. bowerrr they tnav have bc.-u trifled with and rwUy upon ihep»*>,a rftfrum <n cfafoeorf. they CACWk SOUR TO HEAL, and dierharge from tbe avataax. cmot Ufot of Bcrofafa wOther beredilary or uiUroTacTTbo ° BECWIT THt DRBTLITl^D,. and there is no disease of tbe Mon arb and Bcwela Market, which wr Are prepared U* Sell at ■ (mall March to be an early season, hi* proved, in : ’W^BBATmSDd0Wttt^!OYS,^»fa Eter ib««R in thia An average m»p ia now fairly promised. -f IW ss.d uurtg.f,, SICK FEMAJLES, wbo have Isugvisbe.! far years itr befolroe weekpid ty<M<fe7^mr0TirigoretiBg7peuMlJJ^5| mtxd efketusl remedy which tfie nedical of winter had matrcially thinned it not. What promised in COSTAIM SO MJXCTAL. Tbst they cure iba ataxrol eeireraal *00^^ DRY GOODS willingneseto nerve three years and »»m* LOW PRICES’ THE GUIDE AXDGUARD advasoe frvtw It impose* all Ue-llumbugui-aad the ranaaa Trick* to eutiev I' c riek and w< II. It illuatratve •he plana ol tlw Quaeks and Hogues to dupe every one. It guide* the unwary through life, and kbow* up every swindle ul the age. h abewa bow *H kinds m Food. Mrdicina*. Liquors, aud Goods ■re aduMeratud. wjth I ba n.eai- ul dciveung the IrauiU. Price x5 tents. HIE IK'lsEHOl.D AND FARM. NEW YORK COSTS. jxr bi Hlb.O But »he j pl THE to delay tho planting of spring cn*pe. | and such as were planted in season l<**»k ' pale and sickly. J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. IIRXRY L THOMAS. But although tbe vealh- . AUTHORIZED MIUTARY BUOK-S. Even com had better rndttr* Fall. T>. th--**- who have not yet plenti d i j" (and there are many such in this sectltW') I >e. beautifully bound. Anv ol tlie abort works will be mailed free, on receipt of price, in stamps *.r mouey; or tbe whole in a lian'iM'ineh buun-i rulme for oxa dull a a- Xu f.m Iv ab- u d Ge uitboal them. They are illus­ trated vriih beautiful engravings, and contain '•*' we w-uld urge lhe nece*wily of hurry ing forward; Iretter riot plant at all than **• Thi* to Tu the vvung "( fe-tb texts suffering from 8c. erot Bahi'r, ptu*tratiut> uf mind; Iroa of powernervousdcbuity, low uf t.«ui. waxifullnesa. luve Of sulilu.lv. ernpliona on the face. be.. Ae. Kaxn IXSTKICTIONIN FIELD ARTILLERYPrepared by a Boon! of Artilitty Officers. tbe last Inn days. If be d*>n'l quit .that pretty fame, the stri|-ed hng* will ail .jytrve to death—that’* sn. DAKT11XG8 able energy aud prwmi-Utu& in prolcci'ug tbe niarly *ereral copies **f the Detroit Daily j puublie from i-npositlnn thrmiub • purioua mlta one of their inrnlnable medicines Tribune which g'v«w those desirous •>' Dr. Ayer's HareepariUa. tlwrry Pectoral and lo a regular circulation. Tbroegh Uh, pncees of ilia bare eime l*i fa- rtspfe oeesroltir* with tbe rv«ptrAit..n iu SSK-h cases, and tl>e thorough aola.mmunitr. a*4 tbe impwinon npm t»-e aiek of twu of all lutestiual ubsrnactivu iu other*. xurinua. worth!***, if to injurfeoa IMwfeatfama Ibe Lira Mamoxan have brat kmewu lo «wro The aubsctibcr biiviiigfeaM HJ* flvtinrir Tku: RHEUM ATWM permanently hi three wrote; nnd tMtUT ot bulf ih*l lime, by remotlng local iufim nary far t ferm'ot years. Is Yiow prepsredHa tintiuu Irvtu the luusch-a and Hgaitieuis of ths T»» WUHfSntm, J’bKOPFIKS of all Anda, by freeing and rtmgthalready received. G«dey ia in such a or atbvr* ■»,**. oroWresr* W«> 1 enmgtbe kMaev*ewdWnddm they apevaRemrot habit of taking the lead in literature, that and yellow QAJ.MARK takes ia cxcbnasc .-..,, . ■ F^r Jwaniug. , he seeoie inclined to du the aeine thing TANNERY! V-W •with old father Timk. Ale*. WUKMn. bv dislodging from the turnings ot Ibe bowefa tbe shiny maaaar to which these tn>*CljiTEY* VLCKR-W, and IX VETER IT K i • LIST BF LETTERS IL-maining in lhe Post Office at Heatings, May 15 h, •COalKirK- KMUPTIOMM art-.BAD, 1MI. Bernhard. Miro L. Denjamine, Miss G. Bets, John. Raker. Mrs. Q M Clemancr, N. F. Clemetiet. Nat. Coleman, John. Camnem. Harriet R. Ftnrbu, bidtecm., Dnvid. Dt-litde. I. 8. EMill. A. Q Hint, J M. V. B. Fieta, Mirhad Firman. Nathan. J. B. Frnt"n, Charles Grinwip. Charkw Griaaip. Cbarlro W Haatmgw.B. A. Iluuim, Hywtt. Hamilton, D. G. Howard, Mi* Jane. Hammond, Jnmro H..vt, WUltan C. Hard. I>. C. Juntin Mm.Margrwl Johnson. Mary. J.mM, Phillip. J<mre. J. A. luitlfo. M‘* Mary Marlin. Mr*. A. McDonnl G*«. W. Mavera, William. Muwrnr. ftilste Merobon. CSanory. Pnlmrr. Frank O. (hake. Miro Car.diiH' Shrinwr. CtatrHn : Sanford, Gr>*M*‘Bt. J.Jni Patrick. Sihm. a-m—1 U WhrteHro.G H. Wriffbt. C. 2 WiUiMbfa Mi* to All a vMMrvie tho Is< 8atardav. The 8rreeai«« cruididata ’•ry prudetitlv declined lo row. bo» <*»' Union nmdMaia eeroh^l 4 Oflt votes ••nt of the whoto Wfabsr in tWcromty. wh«» waa ahnet 5.004 st the bet ThitHMM a Mr ia«r THE JOURXAL OF MEDICAL REF >KM. It la a large and beautiful paper, and coo tai us thr moat taluable iafunnalieo on Fpermaloriica. or betuinal « cakne.s. The esuae. **.*« Ad h ttUUiA « vn/«rm Muds*/ t^r^UKanlMj^r tltJDWt CnitaSutu •■Sccviax I. Tliat lhe >rstein of discipline and field axeroiso Which is and *bnU be nnJerril to be fall explanation it tbs origin of Syphilis, tbe observed bt tbe regular Army of tbe Uoitedbtatca iu the different corps of infantry, artillery, and tnrana of prrrenliou aud cun-. rifiemen, sAcii.tlao hr idnvterfly Me ta/hha,. tn 'be Ou Cvnaumptkm. that fearful di-eaae On the Urer. Heart. Si-.mach and Sklu, , exervlse aud discipline of tbe said rotpe. respec­ tively. throughout lite Culled 'llaWx" i Ou Female Complaints. Approved. Waablngtoa. May U, ID50. ' On tho various t'cbools ef medicines. , On tl>r mode* of Treatment now Practiced. Retail Frice>l per Bottle^orgU XarjUgg Principal office and sale rooms. XZ iStaai Frortb to.-d bdfldroy from Main fa tort.’ Cwfor naH. O.. I abursisvv in Ilamrond Altort.*. I XAm For sale bv J. r n..bena i l o. UMliMV QU Xiobol*.OnuiKcville Mill* I*. A. Keefer, also H«£q man and De Heimer. MiibHcrBle. M- • Prairieville, and bv D-uggists and Wreeherfe nfatlii ready throughout O r country. sprtl-'.y CAVALRY TACTICS. tavisa tssocttiiAi . 4 U®, Leather, art Oil ufeec Rtacidug • - i , «r.Frt Mwl«. - J alnaCLEAM AX»ObL4U> HAHfr’ESSCB, >:. s*rt make t bewjook *s writ we pew. . Tbe peMBroge < ihhppblia ia aolMatfd, ,rt. JlfftA Mtft. U ■ Wurc*- The uw of these PiU. foe * »rry gH,rl Urn? Hew Arrangement nt She Ifart of F. BOWUL BOOTS «8e • •/• ■* ■> • How thr Pliyeieian should be. How tn Prvi ent |*rvgneacr. Tbil J “'roabK^l'trSili^X^llVof every , Part—tV'LVTxxna or a Kaeiucxt. Three vol*. ISUMX. foLli, TouaToar . Wan DaragrttDrY, ffiunotr, Feb. IX Ifol. Tttf »3SUW vf Car.lry Tactics adapted tn the orgauaation ot Dragoon regiments having been M-pryrcd byjhe^Fruwdenti.f the Caltod faton. fa ” Coireapotidenta will please eucloee two or «"U”' three aisanps for return postage, uad adders, oar ° J. RrtMLL. M. D.. A. M . Chief Phrsicien. 8. K. Mriaaia. Surgeon. Dr. J. Hurua. CbetniaL BHOE8, Secretary «f VTw. bin Irode. would sulieis h jmrtfaa of tbe peUis pat- wobk PHOTOGKXPHId (TAXUBllY. «8ia,,kikU Daaf| forges the >l*afa 4 *trf ; • R^WEKS nAWMAM’OTBM. typo; Mtlninci'ltpo; Sphereotype; Alirntr Xnihh'typd; Ndl<i|fP9phif, •ri^ea ttegulaled lo anN lb* •«—*£■—'■ '• fitrt'Ertaifce'. br..|jS»;|UI|.r..Ap>. broHpe; DoiiKle qwUiu*-,,*b «K>rm' Yifo/**’ । which they are rotnpoaed. and aa they are.^JHtolaviag unnatural eraving* ef the etowtaeb,directly promutive uf TEMPERAXCE, , tbe present propriety believes that in mnklni DARDEES TACTICS. them widely known tbe public welfare i I ebb far’d :iflc sad Hrftt Tafbntry Tartiea, far the evevetoe and manmvera of Troops wlw-a acting aa Light uemerntis Agents, and al ReVeTs, >e.. thrmtajMee Infantry er Rlflrmer - -------- -*1 ever, fn the m»p time, orders will be WUro M-® reetui'u uf the War reet (hen Cincinnati tn any quannty, al tba kfar-ro Idruicnani Cotooei ret rates. It t» put np in Quart Bo'tMvMO* areurrivpweknl In one delen aww. Half dot. sample case" will, hnwretrrte packed am) seat to any addre**. if drelred. - SX Two Vob. cotnplrte. I!.!". PubMaM by Jrter of the Var DcpsnmaaU- Prraorm mlllngt for tba ahnre Ictteni will pleaac aay “Adt eni--d " ’ B. J. GBAJfT. F. » Tbk Finky Gshl—An elwtirwi w»« hdd in WmHmwi c-.«rty, in this Sumo I vol Cu-tain Neevnd Artillerr. arMtVJ. MUST. Hu Hrtir. Ceplaia tfoeond Artillery. re wall known u> be tathllible DTAFKFSlA , hr rixoroaghlr cleanalng «bf morning for A a«w *mi delightful RtomariOcand Cordial for !ving ten* le I hr dtotrorh, amt tbs' ^4 < *aJ •■n of billloua remplah-tv ir.eMtv.t li> tba W«rt* Baltimore. Md., January 15, Ivfo. Cm. R- Conroe, A<yt.<lenl. U. M. A. Hlrt—The light Artlllcrv Heard aaacuibln! bv Special OidersMo. 13», of iW-t. and Kikw4b» d.t. Ke. Hi, of IsM. bes foe bm«r lo aulrti a teriaod *yitem uiJ.ij»bt ArtUIrry Taotiesand Keg VEGETIBECLIFE NEDD IKES washer, almost every clear A NEW ARTICLE. »r. Roback'. Stataorb filers. weather which is to conic to Itring it t- maturity. Natteef ....... ______________ McLKl.hANO'R BAYONET EXER ... VISES. Manuel of Bayonet Eiercl»«». GEol Prepared . for Uo i uiladhlpBm. . . A Bfnntinl IittH*** dsw*w*L f"t tin rthrf JwA <rt XMWVh ti, wild li*«fead .J JpW«wi|^ ZlwMsrc. end trftnMlj fnfo£MeaN^U<4afi.u/ e*r^n.. EPICAL ADVICE given gratia, by Ibe net M ng rurgveo.fa all ibe e/plf htgwwpO �ONLY PREPARATION THAT HAS jTftifisTWTtts.A i^ubi^ -J NervousHeadache Bat* Crevk. Xicb.. Dre. Ji. IBM. BUSTS OF fc”J. GRANT. '* ' Thee* long, SOOTHING SYRUP wwn»« Pay Read y Chili. north, •r.- I> Ing In . . fire in the platx. Dot A ainil# h-tu-e lieiim olwervMiiow pbosvcb CASH- OB I BigW pMiy dart foar bolls m tbe first wrtch hot a breath of aUrring, and Ue *XTto CEPHALIC PILLS art th* dsjt ©dhepetwh© ON LOW PRICES n>.ult of Tby fn-ud, UUBANNAH KIRBY. Ligonier, Noble Co . Ind.. Feb. 15.183». J. J. Wood: Dear Sir:—In the latter n< Come and See !! Change of diet, end Ue etona ■EWARK Of COUNTERFEITS! VI I IB cv.enng, remaining porilont upon Ibe Ol U>y bead abortly attar ba- by Dragglete tad another Dealer* tn Med- bM "til be *eat by mad prtrud eu recetpl WE IIVAK JUST RECEIVED I tell you thatuuou tuy return u, the biaia of Indi- TMtaiu,. frfaeh gTrenrtUUito'ea ttt-pHfeMS a? t^i.r TO BEQUMTE THE DOWELS MM fodebw4 by Neto ot Ae«Mrt RELIEF ANO HEALTH TO YOOR IXFaRIr. Call and Settle MT»P? t’P-Md e«4d tUU ankleto™ era. and ean .ar, G j 7/ ,7' BOSS o r< CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE A Urj« stock of cry raapecUully yours, A. M. LATTA. Dot lias of three 3USHMIT<DIKD MwKDlBS MMOsvtUa. Conn. Feb. I, 1H1. swrj in proportion, uuo retain lor St a bottle. 0 J. WUUD. Proprietor. *44. Hroedwav. 1 -0FCHOICE OAK OPENING LAND. mnUjaa eanwr, Is the township of Yankee Springe; ll was reported that San Juan, a town of ctnsideralile importance. aln.nt 30 Iregure from Mrndoxa. wa» »!««> drelr.it- J. >«»nx. Algo, Two Dwelling Houses, In the Village of BsMUnfs- hut this, as well as ih« reported dratriicMon of, twp , other towns, requires con firmstliiti. TfUre to FmwniAw'a Txpis^tTABta, and bobirw Af'd arrreumeeonviiloos*. which, if nut rimedreSieod iWNfeaib lk-lu,v« o Terms Easy OAK LEV, ruf CP Tur. i.\ Trr:r.sT. |H»»mce or uteara. m.trnn“ child nd D. C. HAWLEr. lie. 5one genuine nnlta* till- L CUItTt* A C-if.KlNM. M»» York. >. MASON ALLEN, B1L£B15 NEVER KNOWN TO let go the sheets and daw- up; ttmtni du hUsy all; now jump up aud furl them vfaee at both the esbin gangway*.and then llflfuwed one of three see fire which defies such deseripdnii Ji* would make it iuudligible lo a Iandaman, gib, and all tbe light sails were furled,sad lhe ship made ready fur the expected gale But yet n» FAIL. D Ila original punly. rod I the ayetem iuvulnerable MOTT'S HO BERTS * MTBIB GIN AS A BUILDIAL AGENT ■Utt W.rARKEK, PILLS * IRON. Jiag l» 14 ctocla. and retyt fc n«y<r Ml-myd by Uautude or 4.-;>reMiou of apiriU. II u comIk—ctI OTTO The ton toils were dusc reefed, a reef ta gguta al-cl Fancy Good* Jassy I-Mm Feci of three are tor tba neighbor., to wboan 1 koflerlng from 8© epping to the main ay. »u called For’ard tbs re." and was immediately answered •‘For’ard.sir ‘•Stand by the topgallant and the flying­ gib halyards," While this wm g"ing <m tbe reptain inok another Iu*>k at the barometer, and found the mercury still V>ing down fast. Thon Highly aroused, tn speaking trumpet sung out: “I I ok aloft, every”MiM~Y»Cyi'ti(raU''all hand*. Dowd came thu nwn .buy,* w^mil^u Aa s mark of my gratitude for your labor skill in tba production of ao wonderful an arti 14’* in hot tammy sf wy fhradi sad se^ttfontauRa, wha. T aSO happy to iafcna m wiruiN Tiihin nta.cn. diaanr-y. (er Collect! tn« by a J SPEEDY AND SURE CURE ootf of tAu irtlr into the darkness; only inky Hartnem met: their ?_J. strai ‘ lining gn*e Thus matters stood till nil marenty begun to'fall' quick, jerking vdco of tbe explain wm then fa-ard. M r. Smalley,you may take in the light aans.’’ ’ gistings' justness Jirt sootst L PRICK 25 CENT9. AnorderxahouIJbead.'r.-aaclKi SPALDING'S »h<.|r families have lieen swept into etmilly in an ln«taut, and the few *h<> have reeaped are hotueleaa, miked and »tarving. pearanre of the weather, wm unabU nt The ottaMrnphv has thrown a gln.»nt tn dock again, walking the whole of Or II, m munv *>fth« ka'<i«g hotiHre of 8anliagt>. st bn had untie to reside there, «»n acvotinl of th-lr politic* hare per­ quarter dedc. looking anaiomdy ished. The i-osnmetcial anmmnnlty of the darkn then aft.then at theetwnpaas, i -------------------------Valparaiso, also, are likely to sufli r hrevy birmucler which hung in and then at large trade was carried t»n be­ Round and round weal the ship, heed­ less of her helm, and the mercury Vdd tale it had told for hours !lefi>rn. l|mi jg PUBLISHED EVEBT wbpwb-d |MQ*kM focMnlLfthb dWr.rt-ffdi«rr leaHMr Hvdjteaali twbidlu uguat last. 1 bare foithfully followed tba a A»4 the ltdd apol ■ sow covered with hair thick and black, though abort, it la also com­ ingin all ofar or toad. Feeling coaffileut that --------- 3 ■ Ur,H and :- VOLCANIC XSLAJIB. Ito raw Ire left suutding. and destroying upwards of fo«,there*-re, eight lb>au<w»l >d lhe in habitant a, /Dm- to which fecislfs are so »ub Ckt Htpol’U1’ FOR SALEH ghly skilled m medical liBVP anile red from de ... U, niXINuEK* CD.. (Established ia lit®.) San, it. .! bi WILLIAM BCBC ancK eveu lo ore that .leNlilr follgwa ap *llac|» iXd:M eoM. and leva the unguarde) errem open to tbe il . Iuwhich A. E. BON8TE DISEASE AND ITS PaINB, UlESKEkNEDT. UartfocdJ’a., Feb. 6. 1=41. WITH ITS IBdDTS & BEffiEP PLEASURES im. waa. ca.. January 29th. IMO, Several of the seamen saw a dim lieuv. cXl uf tbe shipptnd relied out, ‘ bers it come* recoilling .tjriinj N«w L-irk ILB.ti.ii', lus Gift st'-vk nf f io Dr. IIERHICX LAR?’ Asfi'sTOlKHOUSE. by all. GROCERIES Right abend, air. Hard a port yuor beltn. Groceries! nil attasks arising touu tuia^uali<ii»t! im Ibe diaaaae M ower <4 already ar J.\U. B. HIMUNB. HARD-WARE! than a coroanut ship was got rekdy to reci Ire the expected blast on the larfawrd lack. Theldra-dful streak of elood grew ahmwt crknwKr, aud there was heard what they thought was awaiting tbe coming shock. »eoiien-e> following upon change M climate and waler, heave all traveler, should bare a bottle l.rrelb Good men wrciw falallr: that the abeens vuuld evented dm-k, and they shrunk from the terrible umlaut like frightened children. When God speaks iu those storms His voice is Bells Voruoo, Wyandotte. Co.. 0 3o<m after, tbe aweUing eoomenecd disappearing and Bn.llv appeared to point externally. 1 be- a tbouaaud ihia viduity. My Poet Office addreto ta Onside J*ad M eftcc tool /w«a UldoiUf a>M HMM aead by retnni mail. Direct ------- HUUU, rpailasti. Midi. Herrick's Kid Streagtbnisg m assar arufoiaiuaxM Tbe Best nnd Cieapewt i dy iu tba W If you are, or haw bean troubled with tbe beadto.Mtoi for a b lx. t Cephalic PHD.) to that you N. Crushed. Powdered aud GnumlaU-d Su gar*. ~ j, M. RUSSE tBYSICI AN and Surgeon. “*•*• *trt*u _ JOHN ROBE AX and Surgeon. GriK-n nnd Black Tens. —b.p.cher Cigarn. |..iuuv.» n|t0 S'tufl*, Hnlt and Wabr Litnr. S -ups. ■ Sitlvrntus, Cdtoia. Pepper Mir’ r.reretlre Drua«, F»tei«, O1U, Burn ng Flu­ id, aud Camphene. Stacks of will tdnl pHrea that yafioot fall tn suit pii'reluiMTM. Pnrtirulhr nrirrrti.m pnid to filling rififers fp’nt n.i«tiugs 'nnj ylcpUy. *iid o'clock had arrived, and daylight was those men in die ship x ilk Paul looked for it when they ••wished (or 2_ A' Bul Ute struggling light </the dev." day seemed only to reveal'the thickness of the darkness to tbe wandering vision. Just at daylight their ears were stunned ilh a flcry red light; the ocean was stirred from her profound depths; great wares, without any visible reuse ran in the mo« awful commotion, now striking together and throwing the whits fo*tn nnd ■pray high in ths air and parting Vi meet again in fearful embraces wm •PALDING’S PREPARED CLUE! BPALDI MCB PREFA RfeD v L V E! THE UREAT SEALER OF MA3KIXX) i I. ISAAC C. MOTT. r//A irnor.g woar.D uxirrv.' BICK PEOPLEtTUiNKl AFTK* WHICH, ACTS it^atiyc. is DO YOU WANT WII WK ERB I ■crrtck’9 RBgar Csated Fib I DP YOU WANT & MrsTAcnxr ONGUENT, _f PHILLIPS. Vat»*» ho rimedv has cert- bi-i-ii iliwori a.q-«<• ipALDWOt PREPARED GLUE! BATE THE PIECES! DISPATCH! twe Tbouaaada now l etor ot THEBE HARD TIMES ws aa eeUing OUR GOODS cimting next! I lhe riyal PMltniat descri * Great jTierLiTtie met set A Cto+fcbrC Ji. I. Each Pili with augar k eoaled oer— A rare dtsoevery c< matebiw'akd) I -----------------------------wee prvrr eMw uenrro T Air ttt* In Hrrlek'. PHI. Until it appeared i • OLIVER B. lift t&c»a»arilyb« grwriMavay Slid etrergrtic restorative, and boxei rent.infer M ted and shaken like a pbytnmg. God. Bw Dirtr.i.u aaeiUuipi aud niliiu ol Kling, the p<|>era 611. the Aesi-ret. aalvat, 1 lbmwn mast head high, ■ fa ^brecnaUaHi. U-ih lUrouiviud iu6in-r DO YOU WANT A MlBTAi nRI BJBLLKIWHAX’S prove inair r«nc«a hies IfoiooMa. • EW The above articles sre sold by Ml Ibodssli tn Beating, and by alt Druggfata tbrougbcw a Untied Suim. Canadas and Somh Amorim, wbcleoale by all large Drnggisto to the' prmd __ s. c. FBl Jefftnoa Sl. S dorr, E*.t or RalUe Crrek Hottie Hallie Vrttk, M«h In Scrofulous Tubrrcatoa .thfi jutdieated ir»« _ ____ aovTI-tf p'l YOU WANT WlllsKEltSr I cauiioualy balanced |>n gauili<w»ol tpdi Ml any ottheir well knumt tlabilmea.*' STHtflJULTING umn tif water Miehlgna- . •rd L*ad and Tax Ag WWto we M aaxteos to mU.«4 WILL BXU ■T Aafawlehmils « SPALD'.NG’Sl’REFAR'D Blue snB ■»<> Um tlmas Ito ecto suauallr. jU A’S’SE-tfu'TES to •Kgxz. ~ J,Ooatrecta. u SCnrMvxocm by —Tile highest tnartert nnce alweta pal4 Sir P..5u£c. ' * WOOD. ■ad nd CELEBRATED Clo thin g. live. oriMictfegu iDnagiveuUe weiMtn fl prrjp.-n>. arnuug others "bich .ably eilcCtual and b-ri-.;ur*t J. ■- NEV 8 hundred guns, tbe whole heaVrns were lighted up kid laatbrr spied to tbe waste el application ia uid ver g. Then um te agree vrtr-uble. EscbPUs- tte Cord.*: ia w si tod until tbe min­ Thue those m utes Irnglhetird Into fa-urw^and the mily change perceptible was in the deepening color of ttaii towering doud «( cHwaon l«b«. *‘ l"|r®W4Wrt DRY GOODS! Dc.aStc ’•y ♦ T A- « *«. “ttr ww Ind to M*w able. pleasant. and effic.ent remedy sgaraal iboae Illa which rob them of their bean tv; for ’-eaulr tan- —flTnOLBRO «£■»“? Kisrcs Qin»i«linx iu purl ,if ■Citing and uverlimliue ; and has quailed before it. And the storm it­ self is scarcely more trying to one's tHTY.-s than ths moment befiireil strikes, while men wait iD dreadful suspense, myaclf fnllt aid.r myadl ElWtiMU. DANIEL COO OF TUR PEACE. 2., will attend to and WHISKERS OB A MUSTACHE H. JLHH TMEASCR ■ JAMES A aconso ‘r r Ralieitor an ary Public, wi T“ BARMO IBCOrt ebURT C ftowwMllar A Sol nw airangemewt .BSli^LliMEN<’aNi>LaDltS, Unusually Low! E4TDIG 8AI00K!! ’ . Motiee la Hnr»by Given. einn. thia ia therefore to forbid af! nerooee frww V*VeaV>* com into the ansk O T CLOCKS! CXeOCDi a A. M; HAMMAM ztiA*! aj. wlakt. I a«J Unal � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-05-29.pdf 742695e17417e8cbc56735e098bb2d5e PDF Text Text *■ fjf ^tjxblinnt Stmwr, tmu zof Jitrrluiij. IS PUBLISHED EVERT REPUBLICAN BANNER. WEDNESDAY MOMIUBC, AT HASTIXOS, DABRY COUNTY, MrCMJQAX Pjfc, ta rreent ettrg Of •'aai/or»"jnMt." Oacind miil.ab»cribOT»,j»«r*M»«3..tl U When delivered by ths carrier........... 2 00 To be paid iDvarisMjr in advisee. jjy- All kind* of produce taken in exehaage for SoHcriptionj’ ’OaDMk-W^kM.er lees—*1 M^sud : Job end Onrd Prlntlaj. M <lf Both. OinJUU, Ctinii^ra/ul fo»r "«■'** •» theri Mier, aU at rtuiukli trrml. BL 4NKS J^.vystieae amWeWfr eal—A jestings’ Susinras VOL. &■ Jirrttorj. WAR! portrii. HASTINGS birds Roberts & Striker, My playmate left JEST DECEIVED new and most complete assortment DRUG! AND MEDICINES, * pheae, Bwrwlag Flald, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL . OMQgntS. ms aims. MASON ALLEN, EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions. FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLY_fcJ 1). C. HAWLEY, GROCERIES! ROBERTS A STRIKE! ire dye-etafc, window-<iaoa, potty, gra•HM. eiaitonerT, and taacy articles. Start in There haply with Jewelled bands TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES, FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH; W. PARKER, <En®:iE3S’’.r lpxetotjxb'i Aid foeklip Extracts, The dark pines sing on Ramolh hill WILLIAM BURGHER, I wonder if she thinks of them. PENS, PKNCIIA INKS, PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS. Ac-. Ac. A. E. BON8TEEL, I) RTSICt AN AND SURGEON. Will practice 1 Medicine in Hastings and vicinity. most 1-orrij.B DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and Tax Arent, will attend to the collection of debts and all other busine.J^ertalning to bis office. L.A,_ > — CT___UH J PATENTeMEDICINES I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY end Counselor at Law. Solicitor In Chancery, General I*nd and Tax Agent.— would reapectfnlly announce to the eiU,t Hertings and vicinity, that we intend to A J. M. RUSSELL. HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office In Runril's store, State street. _______ P CTRAJP, FttB (DASE British Empire, the seal of ito gorernmeot and the center, of ito commerce. It comprehend* within its arek the cities i of London snd Westminister, and thk . Union—the speaking symbol of liberty boroughs of Maryfobons, Finsbo ry. Tow- . and love. It does one’s soul good to mo er, Hamlets, Southwark rad Lambeth, , expected to do but a iecbin share of it. ths tender homage paid to it—the solemn rad has Dow absorbed Kington, Hammer- , Indeed, so thickly do events crowd, that smith, and many oilier parishes and ( reverence it inspires. “Black Republi one la bewildered and dimly re members district*. Tbe heart of tbe main metrop- ■ and preparing their meat tor the can ism,” “Locofocuism, and every uhm” ol is contains by fiu-the most ooncet tested pickling ]•mokeXocac. W hta the pickling is' aotheir order and consequence. Today we population upon sarth. John Harebell (complished upon ray plan, the next tiring ing outturn of Uxiox, one and indi- says that “it is not a littla explanatory of .wanted, h a suiteblhaaMticA^te^lfinflH time we are cast down, at another lifted the commercial eminence of our conn try, ।to the quantity of meat to he smoked.— up. Now treason flourishes, again it fades, that London occupies near the center of have forgotten that they were ever other our bemisphere." Aheus, Sparta, Troy । than brothers in political feeling. War, and other cities of racism history, as the lees and shoulder* of more than two pestilence, fomina, soy thing, everything, compared to London in point ot aix&'aiak bogs ,1 have used a hogshead of a larger But though we may be unable to trace but otttotion. The CoMtitutiuO, Govern­ into significance. Gibboo says that Rome size, with one bead taken out, then an external features, we can all mark the when besieged by Alaric and the Gotha, auger bole bored near the crossing of the ment, Umax, are the watchword This stately, steadily and unerring certainty contained one million two hundred thous­ removed head through the stoves .fa th® Intense feeling does not expend' itself in and inhabitants, “a sumber which cannot with which the march of events h tend­ centre, to admit a stick large enough tn words only. The Governor is deluged be thought excessive for the capital of a ing towards the triumph of the Govern­ sustain the meat, which is fastened to the every day wish applications (I should say mighty empire, though it exceeds the ment over treason and rebellion. The demands,) of companiu for immediate population of the greatest city of mod­ returned sueccM of a mob, the capture of an ern Europe.’’ Gibbon could not say so tbs smoke in; then an iron pan wi enrollment in the United States service. “empty fort,” or the robbing of a “full now. A Frenchman has remarked that Already somo 50,000 men over and above “London is a province covered with smoking oosn cobs is inserted through treasury" cannot alter the stern demand the State's quota, have thus been offered houses." According to all accounts it Is of justice or reverse the unalterable de­ and still the) coms. Of course but a the most densely populated city in the cree of Heaven. Retribution is certain, world. It contains one fourth moro itvtithe of these can be accomodated, and and the terrible power of the retributive habitante then Pekiu, more than tbe whole led to ths openingT is applied, to hinder a everj day I hear “Old Abe, our rail split­ population of Greece, and nearly four blaxe of the cobs and retain the smoke in arm of the Government though silent, ter," as they call him, politely aursed times as many as your own city of New will soon be fell, and will soon foil like The city of London contains because his proclamations have not called York. thunderbolts upon those who have viola­ for sufficient men to give these enthusias­ seven hundred and twenty three acres, week, when probably tbe meat will b* ted aud set at defiance ila authority. The and one hundred and thirty thousand in­ sufficiently smoked for food. tic snd determined “Suckers" a *‘Jtnytr habitants • but the metropolis, of which 1 patriotic heart may be pained and cast Now for th* most important part of tbe tn the pit." This week, 1500 went over speak, contains Mventy-eisht thousand down by reverses at first, but the grand opr ration. Every person of experience in a body to St. Louis and were enrolled acres, snd a population of two millions knows bow difficult it is to keep sweet sequel is unmistakable. Thank God, we there. Tins will account to you for oiw eight hundred thousand. London in­ through the summer months; Olea-and yet have a country and a Government ad­ of the two regimento recently added to creases st tbe rate of one tboutend per other nauseous insects are attected to' It, ministered by a strong and loyal heart— Gen. Harney’s command at that point week. There ia a birth every six min­ rad deposit their filthy aggs and slimy utes, and a death every eight minutes. fora in every available crevice, till ths Ito honor and the majesty of the laws Since the first proclamation of the Pres About one in six of the doslhi occur in will be vindicated, though our soil be ident, Illinois has armed, equipped and tbe public institutions, the workhouses, meat is worthless, and more than all that, all anima! matter has a tendency to taint drenched with blood. Let the heart of provisioned 17,000 men. Of these, 7000 hospitals, rad lunatic asylums. The cir­ and decompose, snd bacon Is very liable every patriot be glad. Is it not demon­ are stationed st Carlo, securing that im­ cumference of London is sixty miles; it to suffer in that way, unless indurated strable that this Government cannot has five thousand paved streets, extend­ with salt to such a degree as to render it portant strategical point against any pres­ ing three thousand miles, besides lanes, perish 1 The people, in response to the ent attack, and the other 10.000 arc quar­ roads, alleys, places rad squares. Tbe unpalatable. As smoke is a disinfectant, rad a strong call for ito defese now, in the hour of ito tered in the several Congresaionl districts cost of paving the roads waa seventy antiseptic, all the bacon that is to be kept peril,have uttered the decree of its perpe­ —the regiment for this district is at this millions of dollars, snd tbe cost of re- for summer use I let remain in t!»e smoke­ tuity. We are one. Party lines have Sairs is nine millions per annum. Lonplace. Five of theac regiments are with­ house, and occasionally fumigate it with on contains about three hundred and melted with our winter snows, and the a pen of smoking cobs, the best prevent­ in striking distance of Cairo and St, Louis fifty thousand bouses, and an average stive of taint as well as repellent of flies, glorious spring sunshine finds us side by of four thousand erected every year. It bugs, and ether nauseous Insects. |‘ltavi touri. They are a great scarecrow to has been computed that if all the build kept bacon through the summer months, other, and ready to die before wo will Claib Jackson and bis secession crew, tngs of London were set in a row, it by this process, free from taint and amlower the symbol of our Union and our would reach across England rad France tamlnatloe of all insects, “as good as new,’ rad have bad the the effect to draw from to tbe Pyrenees. Liberties one inch, or yield an infinitesi­ the Missouri RtpubHean, n secession sheet, We have lied somo idea of processions preserving meat in this way, further then mal of our blood-bought rights. Did the following significant language: “St in the political campaign. I want to the after smokings, which I have had no not the traitors know, that with all the Lonis .is overawed by bauds nf armed give you an idea of processions. Within liberties and blessing of its institutions, men, eager for the fray, nnd seeking tbe. the twelve hours devoted to businoss,!tIs my acquaintance. calculated that 125,000 vehicles pass Wllminyton, tn A this Government is too sacredly treasured opportunity to glut their vengeance upon through tbe city.' There ere 800 to 1,000 in the heart of the American people to those who have heretaforo been their omnibuses, upon which the government To Fanaen. -~--be overthrown by the breath of treason ? frioads, but^rc so no longer. • • • The ' duty la a penny per mile, rad that Did they not know that the memory of JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwelling on Bread­ way, near the Court Houae. H. P. CHERRY, NOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a tend to all buaincna entrusted to him with W ashington and his heroes is abroad in the land yet, that Bunker Hill, Laxiugtou and Yorktown are yet'household words T their being Their lesson will be a dear one, and may they learn it well. ROBERTS A STRIKER. 1 write yon from Southern Illinois.— (Tfjoice gaiscrilan£. Aside from the strong democratic proclivities of the people here, they were for the most part born end bred in the J. M. NEVINS, XTolary Public, and Tax agent. Particular 11 attention paid to making ent Deeds. Mort­ ___ __ .1 ?• . uuuu t.lrM, In fniT- r.-- G“"“ S' 8. C. BRINDLE, TUDGE OF PROBATE, Notary PukHc, Gen•J era! Land aud Tax Agent. Will be found in fn« Court House, at Hastings, on the 2d rad 3d dsys each week. ________ DRMIEL ETB1KJBB, rtOUNTY CLERK. Notary Public, and General I , I ... > __ J .__ . l_ lhA Court SPRING TRADE, 1861. OLIVER E. EVERTS, hats, car*, a T PHILLIPS, Uxmb Snanirr and Jailor. 8. H. COOK, at sTnAweoons, MEW lORKraicra. ' EGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary PwWc. Office in the Court House, and open at ell R SHAKER HOODS, SHAKER HOODS, BY THE CASE OR DOZEN. ' H. N. SHELDON, OUNTY TREASURER. Office in the Court House. C 1 A. FUV-BB * °°- Guns are being made at the U. S. arm­ ory at Springfield (in consequence of a new order from Washington) at the rale ot 2,5000 per month. Thia is more than three limes m many as that estab lishmenl has been turning out The United States arsenal at Pittsburg is turning out immsnso quantities of war­ like material. A force of four hundred men is at work night and day. There are 190 pieces of artillery of different caliber, sod immense quantity of shot, shell and ammunition. On Tuesday last there were of small arms 1,100 stand of muskets, new model, which are being rifled at lbs rate of 100 per day ; and there were 1,182 percussion rifles. There were 4.085 percussion pistols, one fourth of which are the newest pattern. Tlio Ktost delay will be in getting the musoonverted into rifles. Th* exigency of the war may oblige the Government to issue many of them before the im­ provement is pul on. Twenty-five hands are to be employed at the Watertown arsenal, in making cartridges, until further notice. The eost of Dahlgren’s great nine-inch on guns b 7f cents per pound. As Slave States, and are full of opposition to anything which looks to circumscri­ bing the “peculiar iMtitatiao,” it wm the similarity of feeling which led the conspirators to count largely upon this people for aid in their unholy work. The Nov is tbe time for the formers to make money. Tbe country ia at war. A hall miHion instead of being producers will be­ come consumers. Flour, beuf, beans-the substantial—will b« wanted in large amount to *10,000,000 per ysar. In quantity. Europe ia courulted, and the 1857,13,500,000 perooM left by tha trains indications sre that there wlH be a general from London Bridge railroad station ontbreik across tbe waters; if so, Amerialone; and In 1850, the total number of carnust supply tbs armies of Franca, ! te. travelers who left by tha different lines ly and England with food. Let tfaoftrmere prepare for a great demand ; let every cultivator put in ra extra acre of corn or wheat, carry his tilth to tbe beat possible perfection ; let every calf be saved from (y Old Squire A------- lived In a town the butcher's hands, for there win be a not a thousand miles from Now York.— great demand foe beef. Farmers, every­ where, now is your time Jtoeton Journal. whole eastern front on the Mississippi is, amounts to *7,000 per week. One omcommanded in the same way, and tbe, nlbus company alone, in one year, ran 595 omnibuses 223,000 mile*. There Iowa and Kansas borders, are, or soon' are 4,700 cabs In London, k is esllmawill be, equally well guarded. • • • ted that the feres. in the public vehicles The State of Missouri is so enfiladed and controlled by the military forces levied by tbe U, .8. Government, that it wouldi be worse than madness to thing of oppo­ sing them with ray expectation of success. Thus much we have foil ourselves bound to say by way of caution to the people of Missouri." An important acknowl­ edgement for a hoary-head cd Uaitor. The only news of impartanee from the South, is, that they have commenced a syatecnatic effort to tlanrt out the North. sequal shows bow greatly they have been This startling piece of information reach­ subscription from lime to time, with a ed us by telegraph from Memphis, where, promise to" see to it,” till the editor cot tired of the delay and sued him. The three barrtlt of rice consigned to a Chi­ Squire’s blood was up. He "kiefondsd” most patriotic devotion to the Govern­ cago firm, were seized, probably ns con­ employing the ableM cuunael, and fought ment pervades all classes. They are traband of war. every inch of the ground with a persist­ behind no section in their offers of men Our currency continues to excite great ency worthy of a field Mnruhal; But the and money to defend and advance still interest in the West. Taend you a listof facts were to plain and be waa beaten. ‘ higher the Union of our Fathers, the “Well," said the Squire to the plaintiff all the banks based for the most part on as the foreman. p( _tba jury announced noblest political fabric ever reared by Northern Stocks, it will ba safe for their verdict; “you thluk yoq’vp done Hj* human wisdom. Tbs rebels forgot that your readers tn take the bills of these don't vou 1 “Why, yes." said the editor, a little banks, and of no otktrt. only for those rights guaranteed by the Towmbxxd. deceived. Egyptians, with but rare ex­ ceptions, are a unit for the Union. constitution. They forgot that The when the start of you a little. Squire.” r “So do 1, said the Squire and takiq / Place the numbers from I to 49, inclu- out his plethoric pocket-book, be eountei Mre, in the form of a square (7 x 7) so out the amount of the verdict end costs, upon the temple of our Union, they vrara laid It upon the tadlc, then throwing a that the sum of the oulumns will be just two dollar bill acron the table to the ed­ out of the pale of constitutional guaran­ 175 reckoned each way. C. itor, he said in bis severest tone: "Send tees and privileges, political, for Slarery along your old good-for-nothing paper 1* . Ruylamd, May 1861. they struck down the constitution, they stabbed Northern democracy to the A SiexirtOAMT Fact.—Every since which treats of rebels and rebellion. So these wormy individrala, wboare so anx- tween fire and six thousand men at Carlo, a ^>n is M45. The etahUnch Columbiads sr^h about long as there was any hope of their turn­ of smmonition. The cannon are planted q.500 pounds; the ten-inch, IC.OOO lbs. ing to their allegiance, democrato battled £,0. ,re sold (tf orataa pound FortymknfoHy for what they conceived to be other species of property. In the mean, tberigbto of the South,,but when it,' to time teres Aaw incruated, fiu/Anre not yet redress imaginary grievances, put aside arrieed at one tenth of tohai they will be.— tha constitutional mods and appealed to All kinds of property wHI ountiuuh to the sword, wlth.'unparallelsd unanimity, tiMrerea, slid taxes will oontisus to m- HARMON SMITH, CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER,■ Attornev J Counsellor A Solicitor, in all the Courts of 1 Jfjrintftiral Jims. Errata thicken—like kftep a record of them, to npte.the ehang- DRUG STORE!!! J. W. OAKLEY, This b no holiday enchusiam, rather i» it Mb. Eotvos On High Prices, at the WIGHTMAN A ROBINSON, NO. 4. ' HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 1861. Wn.I IlM JONES, DENTIST, i» •o’ P. H. RUSSELL, W ATxa ox Stock Faxmb—Mr. Sinton, the great Illinois jarmgfr gives the follow­ ing method in die Farmer's Advocate lor keeping water on a stock form. Dig a basin 5 or 10 rods eq and 10 ft. deep, up­ on a high knoll. Feed com in the basin puddled by the trampling of their tert, which will make it almost water-tight. He says that rains of a single winter wffleed to accommodsle several hundred TanoHNQ Facrr Thus.—Some people are oow trimming their trsce.nblbecause this is the best time, but because they have more leisure. Young and thrifty trees should not be trimmed till is over. When the leaves appear they will taka up the sap that circulated fa th* tree, and the wounds on trimming will not bleed.—Phvyituan. Wash roa DEsraonxci Iktkcts.—A French paper states that an exceltak wash for destroying insects m made by boiling in a pint and threc-qnsrters of wa­ ter aixty-two grains each of red Amaricaa potash, flower of sulphur, and soap- Ifil requires to be slrohger, the quantity of Ito supposed frisnds in any emergency, assabout- J., W. STEBBINS, ]^£AkUFacTVREB <rf aad dealer i Low Pressure System out Cam or Stoym a»d Pifbl-wMIm The disciples of Douglas know, too . well of the way plage, with do enum rum UXLUPCOUA* TILLEY A KINGSBURY, B^cc^y»sg.<ss-Si j. r. kbobt H.1 Wrohfd. ■0 '<*' . .**. ». ci mvlxtv. togMtnarded ashodM Dlbabis �■a tn'iijn*****1*- ;ar~ witboat delay. assurance* from Austria that dipped from lha Washington letter of th* 'Detroit Daily JrWfahZ .. , itated to WHuUir ■•fmIbj, popular. <r -I—- -qT In fact the Michigan boys art -«7 'M»Ur. lerauddluei^ -r tin Tbe Sscretae ™ BuUtbaagitan■util to Mexico adB othrt-Stato*,t Wtt bcPL.nrrte stopping at North Bangas, Mas*., with doctrine will be carried out with all th* -■ T>-- I her husband's cousin. ______ ______ energy and resource* of th* Government routed. tured. - th* result ofan early active policy against' amof aoU- wife of th* Tbe war plot thicken* fest. Arling­ ton Height*, oft tbe oppreite ride td lb* rtWr, are ~ to b* vcrtpied to-morrow nlgbi bv the Metal troops. ’Th* gbit. *rwffimt taty M t4Iq^flherii are bare tb-piH^^i*' soon as drotlrirffei'ta^ .... will be only the’beginning or carrying tbe war into the enemies' country—fka «iof sHVaoftaM foav dkTreawm aarf refofffoa txitU ia tki &aff / The danct un owr part is hot jwt opening. Tbs waeic will aeon be livdy enough for tb« Ynost Mr. it measure*. South Carolina might have been equally loyal bad si cession been nipped in tbe The*e’thlngs to’ Ip, |n .aariaoulou* northern sympathizers with treason may matter* of history from .... (. .f„. jA spirit, )»ut aa which our country should profit in the fatofe. ry si»in denies that the seizure of' i San Domingo waa made In conseqtioooe At the time of the capture of camp of her order*, or with the knowledge of Jackson and th* subsequent shedding of her government. blood in St. Lottis,'Missouri was being j YU President takes a gallop over lufo Virginia every morning, a here be spends an hour or two reconnoitering no Us own hook. He seems to tor* no tears of a capture by Jaff. Davis' half starved aoldicra, sod I am inclined to tflhk be would be glad to', Lavs a bruih, single­ Lute), with a dozen nr *u of th* “Cbiv. airy," • If qoy oo< for *mniiM0tsupposes that Mr. Lincoln lacks Mre for the preset emergency, be is deceii iug Um , a*It Mr. L'moolu is nwrt than a match JT Jeff, D«vi* in nerve and determiaatiou,1 aa th* sequel •/ thi» contest will prove, nod,now that all thing* are ready oo our •M*. you may look for startling **CBts, and I* rapid aoeocasion. Statator Chandler retumedJrom Fortres* Moore* yesterday, am) report* every Iking *11 rteht there. H* had tbe pleas­ . ure when tbere of seeing tbe battery of lb* traitor* dmz the Fort knocked into a John Brown Jr. I* engaged in armed '4>y State troop* und*r direction ol the Governor, and acting In conjunction organizing emigrant companies of negroes with the seceded States, oven bearing the for Liberia.' Th* emigration of the blacks soceasion flag in the camp. So incensed to their natural cliniat* >• on* of the was th* Stat* Government al the attack humanitarian movements of tbe agv.— on camp Jackson that the Legislature Should th* Southern rebellion continue then' ip session, immediately passed an three year*, Liberia will receive Ouv half odious and extreme military bill, propo- of tbe slave* now on th* continent sing-to arm the But* to resist Federal py* Win. C Riv**, of Vir^ipin, vy*ta a bawling Unionist when tho Unio^.wM authority, and they even proposed to direst the Interest on their State bonds but also the School money for war pm- in no danger. He is now anxiqu* to lead a rebel army agninsl'tho Union. •y It I* said that Gefrrgn McJ.elland (Mich was the p**it»oo of Missouri two weeks sipce, whan Gxx. Ha/xv iMued a of Pennsylvania, who -waa appointed Major General if the Ohio volunteer*, proclamation, assuring the people of Missouri that th* supremacy of tbe ranks next to Gen. Scott, and would *ne •etrttei* — orlt, Msy TT^’ - TOTT Virk, MnyH. 'u^t lb. I0T1CS8 BPS • ■*U*° HIuTt DtStAM. StifiSSS ■ boa. oin. ud «W, • FFTBBAAOV Or CO3STI ■^EESS®' O.vf••bW'V WorU. frts have h£iebtaJ“lbl* Mir iTBilabla a* weapon*, are locked up at ........................................... ....... proffer of Dohlteka, that Mfo'kHII do *o at'bar peril. •The Fireman Zouaves were sworn in 1 far th* War this afternoon bv - BrighBler Qeneral.McDowIL CoL. Ellsworth -re­ ceived orders,, during kbadsy to station a guzrd of 100 men at a point some three i ttiilro Se1bw'bA camp. -Tlte' r^qtilWd 1 norther Immediately wktai ' down ufider the command of lb* Colonel himself, with ration* for two flays. ' ■ * I ‘A desertcr.from, AJsMDdria f^aared in the Zouave camp this afternoon. He gkra'imything'lnit a favorable account of tbe rebel foro**.’ •■•■ • • ^flM-Aroaaiaaa flare- Tbfo-fo ♦bw -mir batterv between Washington and Fort Monroe.”. J jJlr'.'J Ths Times’Washshington drepalcb,d*ted midnight 24th. seyax , fjA-fWtleman just arrived from Alexandria say* that the Fire Zouave! bare commented executing dcavor to make some cnndillonaHirrang* menta for artillery and small ariqa suffie .-Mi. in the event titakJbOlft thlOP should be required." W flifeldteHblful act on tiu “Tbe people at Afouadria, wlw* M»*re sympathizer* with Jackson, have been compelled to fietffor their lites." _. • t. him. CHANCE2Y ORDER. (J CHAJ4HEK ______ bauzNoa*. May 26. ‘Alraoat every one who ririt* Alexan­ dria bring away itw memento. The oil cloth on the hall where Ellsworth fell has ffon are but thinly disguised, are much Nxw Yoax. May 22. been cyl up and divided. Piece* of the exercise at the rectaltterzvre nf dispatches TT>* Union Defense Conftrflttee of this ataira, dovered with Jus blvod, are also ' in the telegraph offices. They think it is havw given rnnfer for th* mamifiietwr* of very untoasrtfiuiiunabtand- grpng. A* cut off and carried away. •ixtran Jamea' rifad eanaoo, to ba rent •The Marshall Uo*s* is the 'hotel *1 yet, however, we have heard no com taF-ort- riokao*. which Gen. Washington stopped. Col. I plaiuts from Unjoo men or Union journals. A letter to th* Utrold, dated Steamer Ellsworth *k* shot ***r lb* door of th* Nobody need be alarmed a hn 'liis twit Mu Verona, May 20,spyc fTbe steamer chamber that Gen Washington uc*wpied. been' dabbliag.iu Ar*«an9,-vrX!^<^r46 Baltimore got aground last night at the m->ri Tbe Times' dispatch aaya^ inhab­ ***’ ‘ mouth' of the Potomac. A propeller itant* of Alexandria arc sullen an disaf • i .TU-Mtu JM with heavy guns attacked her there, and frcteds Tbe only one* with smiling (toes JlUar DoMfox' Ceaditlos. 4 oat of * squad of twenty men r»n board judge Ddugla.* paksco lust riidfit Inuch are the peculiar institution, the Baltimore, four were kiUedlfiva mor ■The only occupant of the slave pen, more m( cornfortabla^Xk*A. several previous tally pr»d three slightly wounded. Th* when captured, was a negro, who being nighta.And u„ lii* favorable Mmpumjstorebels fired grape and canister. They locked in a cell, waa otkrlooked. When ' ay, alhrd ----nt-vw-strong-enciairagenww.t t<»-his had 100 men. Lieut. West, of Baltimore ' ' of" ‘his is recovery. released he was told he could follow his frieuds rfrovery.— — Ckitoyo Ji>ur~ nys'he krtR-not come up tbe rirer with­ master. Raf, 25. out that propslfer.’ .» II Jfel WbrbTt correspondent. Washingtoo 21 .says; Hotter* received here to­ ) day from Senator Johnson, of Tenneaee, Special Di.palch tu lhe IVarW. WAMiaoTmr.NayK state flint he continues canvassing th* The United States steamer Freeborn, g3“ Th* Rochester L'jooh aaya. it State, and is firm In the bvllef that the CapU Ward, which left New York -on This assurance and active preparations to heard from Buchanan’s own lips before Union causa will triqmpk at th* polls." Thursday last, arrived here toBay.— carry It into effect has brought th* traitor he entered on the duties of the Presidency WssnnroTow, May 24. Yesterday, while she was anchored in Sartor of Cot. Klliwartk. Governor to term*. Th* following”from that be had been reliably informed that As was supposed would be the cave late Hampton Road* to receive a visit from Yesterday’s telegraph report containing Inst night, several registenta, with tbe tb*Su Lou* Democrat of May 22d will Commodore I’eudcrgraal, of th*. Cum­ th* paioful* inteUqtcucc that CoL E. K nearly all the army officers from the , N*w Jersey and Michigan brigades, Ella- berland, she heard a heavy cannoaading, Ellsworth, of the Naw York Regiment of explain lb* present position of Missouri: Southern States bad been pledged to go worih'a Zpuavsa, and-th$ District Militia n hich proved to be between tbe steamer Fire Zouaves, had bc*u murdered by a “The term* of tbe negotiation conclu­ with the South In case of a rupture. crossed in^O Virginia, tho Virginia pickets Monticello and a battery of lb* r*l»fe on rebel assassin at Alexandria, created a ded yesterday between Gen. Harney on having been previously driven in by the Sc wall’s Point, at the mouth of Elizbeih yj- Twenty-six large cart loads of feeling of uuivereal gloom and indignation the part of the United States, and Geo. river. Aa tbs Muntkellu seemed liksly in this city. That ao hrare aud accom- Sterling Pric* on the part of the author­ i arms w*rc *clzed In an unoccupied house advance guard*. Ona Ct the ragimrata took tbe road to get the worst of H. the Freehms wa» phshed an officer a* be had thus early it. ities at Jefferson City, are such as will in Baltimore, last week, by the United leading tn Fairfax Court House, about sent to her asstnnee, and drawing five lb* campaign shown himself to to, and give satisfaction to nil but traitors. Die State* soldiers. There were 1,600 mus­ twenty miles from Washington, while feet les* water, she gnl within three hun one giving promiM <>f such a brilliant organized secessionists, or State troops another one—the Jersey—stooped st tbe dred yards of the Unitary, aud from a 32kets nnd 5,000 pikes. career in the noble cause in which be bad as they are improperly called, are tc be forks, n mile from tbe lung bridge, awalt- pounder. The effect was terrific. Two embarked, should be murdered in cold disbanded "immediately. ‘ Freedom of fff The National Bank at Albany has columbiad* on th* battery were speedily Wood, by a oowardly ruffian, is a cauro uf speech anff tbe protection of Union men disabled, whil* th* men, sofne fifty in doep regret, and will call down upon th* In tl^e'ir lire*,'property and privillges Is closed it* doors. It i* going to dos* -up made from another point namely, at th* number, scattered In every dircti'ii. In beads ofthe rebel crew who have adopted guaranteed. Tbe United State* are to be it* business aud did not want people in rnuth of the Potomac aqu^ducLal George­ a moment they rallied near the battery, tins kind of warfare, a terrible vaagcancv. employed In grantino that protection, town. ‘ ‘ when a shell wa* aent after them. Il A thousand traitor lives .will not alubc whenever they are called upon to do so The Seventh N. Y. Regiment was a- struck the ground acme twenty fact’ in for this <o* cowardly act. by the rivlr power.' Tn* *c6e**i< -n mang the troop*, and afar *everal hours' front, riehocheted and passed through the Col EUaworth was not y*4 twccly- prowrarnm*, h will be seen, is thus dcfi march occupied a point iitaween th* bridge crowd. They all took to their heels, and four years old, and yat be waa on* of th* niti-ly abandoned. No attempt wilt be and Columbia Spring, on lb* line of tbs one man on horseback scampered off like bast tacticians aud di*cipbaari«n* in th* made to divert the Interest fund from its Washington and Alexandria Railroad. CnsMnxanrkoH, May 21. a deer. A few more shot* «ma»h*d the United State*| and if tax life tod not thus legitimate course. The District of Columbia troops return­ battery, which the officers coiisiderfd a It Is believed here by the military nuWe tnu*t congratulate tho Governor good one, into atoms. They tair.k none thoritie*, that the Stopardstown and Will­ ed to Washington this morning. St last upon the recovery of a little com­ From *ix thousand to tea thousand were killed at the btatery. When the Th* fomaolf and for tho bras* corp* ahiali be mon sens*. In renouncing the disunion iamsport nsoveinents are feint*. troop* wore seat uver into Virginia this steamer left, not une <x>uld b* aeen, । and commontted, a^rsputation that would hav* project he ha* dqlin well, though the main toov*m*ul* from Harper’s Ferry on morning. T( ... the rebels probably had goav to N«riolk stood out t>QO0r*bl« ia th* history of this chirf credit is due" to ah inexorable neees- Southern Pennsylvanian will b* made as Firing trit* heard occasionally by the disgusted With tho view of a fight. The contest. Mr, E.-WH-®l®Jfc4l,cat<4 man. Oeaaity. We tougrxlutete the oouwrva- soon ** offensive ofapratioQ* begin it drirTri^ in the’VIrglriia pickets. ' WashinaUih oh the South or at Norfidk battery was erected at the mouth of never having received an hoar of military tlv* citizen* of the State on the restora­ along die country rood leading from inatruction He bad a natural taste for WssinxoToz, May, 21—9 o’clock,A. M. Elizabeth river, to prevent the removal of tion of order and tranquility. Accursed the vess*h that were sunk th* dsy that military life, and pncnptly repaired to b«.the hand that shall first be raised to Harper's Ferry along Pleasant Valley The New York Zouave*, 14th and fl^h, Virginia seceded, from tho pnrpos^ of Hoolaboro aud* New York upon tbe first call being made violate th* pence which was proclaimed through Rppersvilte and Jersey regiments bold Alexandria, obstructing the navigation. for vbltftitccrt, to organize the Raiment Waynesboro. 1 deem this opinion cor­ while Arfington Hlghta are occupied by yesterdav. Wo. are aware that th* »inof Fre Zouaves, which he commanded at eerily of Gov, Jackson is freely ques- (rect as the Confederate forcer desire to several regiment*. avoid operation* offemi ve to the people tbe time of bls murder. He entered th* The entrance into Alexandria waa at- . tkmed on the streets; that the duplicity service, however, aa much from * desire which distinguish** him aa a politician '<>f Maryland. Thia is th* shortest known tended by an event which, haf, tbe I sree'‘' «® fa Ctue^> Trftauw. tv serve his country, at from love of imp«rta a doubtful hue to hi* most *ol- road to PenuayIrani* from Harper'* deepestgjoorn oyer this cymnipt^ity; Col. Caiso, May 22. ,! .VI Ellsworth, who had hauled Aiwh th* ‘sc- , martial life. *XTFJrommu’nication with Mem; his, emn promises. But it would profit him f«"7All the faff* in tbe city were yesterday nothing to praelic* deceptive diplomacy Moxtoomkat, May 2J. cession flag from the Marshall House, wa* oven by the regular mail boat* .running raised At htlf inasi, immediately upon tbe in thia case. Gov. Eliis telegraphs President Davis snow afterward* shot by a ouncraled fo*. until now, stopped since Gen. Pillows'* Tbe United State* troops hew* of hi* death. In commemoration of which are now here will probably be re- 1that North Carolina has passed an ordin­ His desd bady has faen beoaghl to the proclamation. The steamer J. H. Deoky, thc*ad event. Wo believe he yaa a tained here, crowing more formidable ance Washington Navy Yard. , of secession unanimously. of the St.- Lobik hrifl'Memphis line, went i native of Connecticut, though be bad rc Accounts from Alexandria are some nn further South thnn'Qdumlm*, Kyjtofrom their dailyffriHhflr.’ Wssniiurrox, May, 21aided l>r sevecal ycaca in hliooia, and nhat’rowtnuRctory, but theredsnn doubt fley, nnd returned tip the rivet. Boat* Should Jackson violate, either opeply Surgeon Finlay will be appointed of the fact that the man named Jiektam. W worked hi*-war up to the enviable or el*ndc*tinely,th8 pledge* b* ha* ptven, , owrted by Northern parties sre seized as Surgeon General in place of Surgeon whoaholCol. Ellsworth, was instantly mt honarabl* p akiosi ho occupied when be would thereby forfeit th* auppost, . war prise* -and retained as «nppoae.l-f*r murdered, from tbe humblest bavlnning, m»ral and physical, of avwry ctaa* except Dawson, deceased. pul to death, som* say ,by both bullet the • trnw*port*ti'>n nf the rebel troop*. unaiJbd by family influence, by hl* owf> thataf th* luenrriglble traitors and eaaaud bayonet. ft is a sufficient d*nl*l of th* reports Enierron Ethridge passed through h*re innate energy oTcLlWrter.—Detroit Ad । spiratov*. and iaoor a speedy and terrible iu to Lieutenant-General Scott’s infrrtn ‘When the Federal troop* readied ro toWMktr place* eost of tore eta the dtrfutr. f'r pualMimeat. Such is, in brief terms, lha health, to say, that be is engaged in the Alexandria, the Virginia soldier* fired snd Ohio' river, nrobgh'y Louisville snd discharge of hi* official duties not then fled. Visitor* to that city aay th* Qnrihhatl, to day.’ -■fie say* Tenncaaee vtew we take of the mcmortabl* trans•elion of yesterday. Let us, hi eooelu- only throughout tbe day but to a late octamwere intensely exciting. is a'priaun lion«c for t'alun men. but Tbe federal veoaela were in the mean-, promises that thimaand* now i/reraw*d The rifle muskets in our regular army sion, cnngratalate Gan. Harney, Geo. hour *r*ry night. time before Alexandria. . will rally to th* support of any troop* have itair . grooves with a twist of one Lyon, OI.IBIair, and lheir companions in FaawKroaT, Ky, May 22. It seems to bo true that a body nf fed­ that may rom* bearing th* American turn in six feta, and decreasing in depth arm*, upon having oonqcered a peace Tho House bill to arm Krolucky was eral troops has advanced to Fairfax flag. . from broach to muzzle. This makes the which keep* Mleaouri In the Union and rejected — Yea*. 48 ; nays, 42 — the Con ­ Court Hoo*e, to take possession of the cortridge • liul* stifft<> leave th* muzzle, guaratee* ample protection to every 1stitution requiring 51 vote* to appro­ junction of the. Orange and A brand ria Captsr* *f Two Friret. but it* riiootiug is more accural* on this Union rittean;” priate over 1100. •nd Manas***Gsp Rnilroada, with a view ; rrim'tte'X. 0. Mesrane, lath. aramask Tbe ball has three groove* A re*ohrtio« that th* Governor’s prod- of intercepting tbe ad vanes of Virginia Wi ibar frdm a private dispatch from lamation of th* 20th in*L contains the troop* towards Alexandria, from Rich­ the Baltto that the privateer steamer V. Wa would call th* alien lion of such of, ^tru* position that Kentucky *hqnld .pcca mond and other polnia. the ball ia 730 grain*, the charge of pow-1 1 fl. lyk captured another prize ship not py during the strife between the United Nearly 8,000 troop* arrived at Wash > aide Ipe' bar' ibis morning. Her name is dcr is 70 grains. The barrel of tbe rifle and Confederate^ wm rejected. ingtonyesterday. a ' --x' not ■mentioned. Both tbe prize and the rnaakrt i* 40 iuchce long, and ontira with Ita point to re-echo every insinuation An act amending the State Military bayonet, 73JA5 niche*. The army rile1 published by mm would-be leading Law, by which.th* State Guard are re- W**mmrrok, May 24—ll o’efoel- A. N. frVIvalmr *crc, at last account*, at PaasIt 'H reported that a* tbe Virginia ।i-rOutrc, otj their way up the river. (not th* rifled musket) is S3 inches long.; Journals, which may tend to weaken the Suired to *w*ar to support the Cvnstitu- \ Since the above waa written,.we learn with bayonet tlw «aapoa is 7L8 ‘pches confidence of the people in those whose <>o of tho United State* and Kentucky troop* retreated from Alexandria, one at long. The total weight <4 the rifle them waa killed by a return shot, from that the hew prize la the ship Marshall, duty it .ia to aid in crushing out (be passed—Yea*, 49; nay*, 38. muskat is 0.00 pounds; that of the rifle, 1 the. federal forces. There fa a prospect of of Providence. Rhode Island, where she Southern rebellion. There i* but little C-uao, 111., May 22. with bavotwA, 1108 pounds. I* from, or withertattaden, is not stated. capturing the fugitives. Three thirty-two pounder* arrived this The United States rifle* are fired with­ doubt as to the object of those who stStill Axbrnxn;—We learn by a later Naw Yoiut, May 24.., dispatch that still another prize nas been out patches. The rifle* and rifle muskets tempt to manufacture distrust, but many evening; the carriages ar* expected to­ ' ”” News of the death of, CdL ;Ell*w«rth captured since by tbe V. H. Ivf. bat her pf tour army oompare favorably with others help to further them object, from a morrow. than* of the Europeans. They ark like Tbe name hua nbt reached toil" , Th* work of fortifying Corio 'com­ created intense exoitetueot here. ' ' natural disposition to follow where others menced to day, and will be vigorously regret at his death is mingled* with a gen­ thrw* of Eagland; tbe latter were adopted era! feeling that he must be arengtfl.- , ’ from tbe American models. No target l*ad. To al! each w* would commend proreewted. i;' United State* authority would be assert vesaal*. The Senator says it was a beau­ edis that State as against tbe assumptions tiful sight—the best ball playing h* ever of cither Slat3 or Confederate authority. jfpOBATE OHDBn. . Faxworr.-^-TbiiUriie Mis- en tiadofibl«!llyn from’ necessity. ........................... bud as it tai bavs been. Tbe ted to for a single hour. Mexico ha* been assured in tbe most positive Iangwag*, that ska ren dspred aw-tbo - active Barnes --------- f--------- j ~ m we the early re*JI| h although Rrrxxnto roa lascanxcrios.—A lady jata ftvm Cbariostoo, inform* the N*» . >Srk BfissVat she is “well informed of of the free colored and J&e o{ Charleston.’ frthkijCtrwOiat they are unanimous in tw Jiflti' fo&n Insurrection, if there ia 4 ali^tett’w’anw of being socccaaful. Two rebel Captain* were cap They all believe that the arm* al lb* North is coming down to set them free. time to consider, bat were forced to yield EEPUBLICAK BAJTSKB, Tbe following Interesting Item* are kfondant, Harrer H. Sprocvr, i* ' * nr« I ceed to his position In the evkht of his death. from the beat authority that it ia tbe (opinion , ( of our chief military men at I ^y ( V/nshittaU-n, that the Southern rebels are ' half beaten alreaiJc '*4 >htf q^cral Beauregard him self deeply regrets his position. A letter from him is to that olmtor *>r Cosaylaiaaat . HABMO3 XMfTH. MORTCACE SALE. () ,ut nmnorr New Advertisements. Miehinn, no tlx laea'tiei D. teft, is Liter -F" ofk ou which sal* Ncrres<v Sas. st Uw date ut this N YOINC MAM, READ THIS! I •uffrr fro .. Ncttxm DsbUitj-. WAR NEWS! ! practice In our army haa, howevar, been ewer reported to equal that of th* Swiss, English, Auatnlo or French soldier*. the foflowtog from tbe Wethington cor respondeno* of *J>* Detroit TWhmr: “I feel the greatest anxtely about this God. Pillow's proclamation. prohibitlre all bo*t* passing Memphis Northward, took effect yesterday. Nxw Took, May 22. The Naw York TVifenw says tbe mam The Montgomery Moil of the 18ih . Tfe* nept from Washington has pro­ iwak.aqyb: Having returned this morning from duced a profound sensation here. Nothing is known relative to Bewall’l Point. \ , to acoommo9 men. , They I n«w rwr, 10'i*?". Estate o( D**(ta*a J. Williams. ——-.in* snd films Ito petition. <i»»J leriBi* oTJohu I. Wilhun»,pr»yi«< fur errVlie rrMone IhrrohiKt forth.that admimUralioo «r»aM rotale fr*-r*a-riy F~ rnnuiniag K>Rbt» scrv» of »cr..rdinz U Ita Ubil*4 SutM ssrvty ILervoT; Tu»i taxi pmoUr. «ill ta »oM U pov tta prino*aJ ind intemt rwaMlBg .Mpafel on to a»riw. »uk (tta law fa I leva, coat* ai->l cbargva w< larrtUaarr, |'- pretax* are •ituaUj. ' tnartTvjan?: OEOBOE CRnSIKB. Muric*r CUMMltifclONEB’B NOTICE. s< rWMrtVUr. .-d the ■■po^U-K. wnriM*. wsrthteM. if sot ^.r ite i-nitWr The fidtowrtg ht an extra myzS <8 rsarher*i In the mailer of the estate of William J lut. bcfettarr bale Court oT eayj HW'J.l .UU tipo" to sale nllagn ot; to fee WMcrsigned, or ibty wit! . Iberfram . KBBXEZEtt BAWDY. JOnXATH.iX B.UGUT assiUww DsieC. April S0.1MI • s^lM COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. 4» tatter than to h Wo Um u^donirad bane's bwo aspoMtcd by the FrotaUo Coart for the eou.lv of Harry. Cs»MiMion«*s to boar, sxwnlar, sod «Vu«t all riaisrt JbM.MgT.Wl. • ■ “T-gSTr Mlckigaa W.lml K«ll,.a*. •■Kan Central SejilC .............. IM'-Mr.* SMSStasB^iSftt R-fp - ; ‘ ds*‘l%id»flktet><lcst. HASTINGS aetaide <iC.1 mJ tom don, with smrerta officer* from th* aas o< the Mta- they afewaaureae that, nothing ry from lha WaaU acarddadariug Chat ba occtipfea • per tan* hi *j &ki>< It theiwhhfa voucher, th.r* Ctaswistfoev Dated. am.?"*1 Mftn-fw, THSligwiiia/ . Umodtaa** Bate. In Ita mnltar taUwnstaie el Ly« rim tbli ease TANNERY! _ Tbe Triboha'i dispatch fyrnlsbee the following partinlara; Col ^H*worth wu TvTihtr* or ZJaco/n' rllgKi,' Irmlmr with * Ihr (Ml. I .hall (W Malnfc MAW IHX jjjb Aa present Govern-1 •»4 r«ll«W «aM meet don’t seam to care much about that < point. ” Washington 21, tOEU NOTICE I > - Zoufc i in. reaenvwd mraelc*. �Oharlestoo B. G*Nellat»d H. Cobia of that city “have rr-s-.i— - 1 tar__ _ .. TO COKSDMPTIVES ’"^dwiiwsnwr..J r ”“"^,0^ ... sJCltli art ^UttllstMD. Dxatr or Joan Pntxxti.—Tho St Louiv Dtmoa-ai says intelligence has been racaivsd there of the death of Cspt. Derby, U. 8. A^ widely kaown as John Phcraix. 1 "O®<* CONSTIPApO! riHi.’KW’ ■ —-— - r dreadful complaiul*. wl TM> oumpuij ba* bm> dlabuM, aod Th. oomp^y n. dul-nd-l b, »rd.,^p*»,|.Hd>„^|L fcXkptel’. Smith Im, Urn eibllntIM, u, n f<M motkL Sick, they wHl flud these remedies, a sure cmrefor BLOODpniinER i5TTOX®Ttas J- ATTENTION! lHt,r._«pUming lb, lmfl«KnSv'MJ m ..n.i, I Hastings’ Jriti fcnrrcxt. « ear _______ SUrBLMfTLS SEMEDWS Stacks of NEW GOODS’ Ou. RsFtMKar Bi-rmkd.—Tbe cod nil ■fioary of F. X Byerly. near Cleeetaad, aa destroyed by fire on Monday. div . MIC ON HIGHPRICES! •» 00 : .' i.~nED i«w, SPRING & SUMMER N. BAILEY. Balt, per bbT*. say much, becauee thrae ‘Sogers is auch fight in' fellera.” Nearly half of the 'ill pleaaa addroea KSV DR. CHAMBERLAIN. members of this company have enlisted WE in other companies, and are bound to have thr infant darting ba* hern touched too early bv lb* bi got that withers half r>ur Twee. tte httfe luors are effected, and only watching and waiting shall trll which way it, breath shall turn. ITiis red drop oo IU teblo ia thr talisman on which it* hfr (hail bang. Tbrre the blosaom.of th* world hot burstilg late womanhood is stricken also.— Affections n.usl aaaldnous rare St all* not, abe I* still tadioi away. Tbe wan mc-»rtiger cuuirs ararer »rd nr*rrvs»erv waek. This litrir medir rir laal, perhaps their Ooa has,planted la-fete viThis red drop by bls old- County is not up to Stele, that Barry time. ' ' WAR! ' Table during the last week. and turn, HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! that would cheat CAUSE SOON TO HEAL, BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. ENDLESS VARIETY, BIE-’UMrS MEDICAL FRIEND, CHEAP Pathology. Prevention r-^_- — b.Tnal Or No mistake this time! sillu»d> <Fuid. klyd^*’». *»d sre sdullerated. with tbe mean* Of detectlug tbe fraud*. Price !5 cent*. Aodereun at Grand Rapids, returned to this place uo Saturday, on a furlough ol FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSEN.ONLT.C removing to Detroit. “LOW PRICES’ IS We would call attention to a very in­ Plaaiation aad Shops. For evenFamilv, bsxing oeer a ICO0 receipt* oa Cooking. Dyeing. Press"lag. Oearnng. Ac., How ta Pl*ni sad ssbal iu» bo*jO* Raias. -Hus MOTTO 1 GROCERIES! teresting letter on our first pngs, from Southern Illinois. tion of era. News from the country Towxsknd TLA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, JPaUNElL FIGS. RAISINS, CODFISH; CTL3BJ3T IPJQlJ'iinilXLff publish the list ol “good" banks sent u». Nu Illinois money is worth •‘shucks*’here. Tua Atlantic Moxthlv.— We have recived this excellent periodical fur June Aad Cwklig Extracts, ron Agnes «’f S<*rrento. Greek Lines. Tbe Rum Enthroned. American Navigation. 'Denmark Vesaey. Ne» York Seventh Regiment. . mu f o.raiKU bittcam aud daring that Ui character in almvtt their extraordinary a taring perfect bertlh of iiuman uisesscs iu wt.icr. uie | fur ySroeires. iu«dv Par. oalv. ’ IJ-W™dcX pareSaiug*medicines of us can rely apou ' ROBERTS A STRIKER. • I wish you would write sll Qoodyear'a yog know abbot the sitiMthm ef woman you that go. * 9t 1 anigled - ;• r• n did nd ( 1. a* J__ the A.rest -----— did. allal . run away and <?.‘m$ tack, ARDEi/u “T- emng the kidney, and bladdir, tboy oparalc pwgt delightfully on these important organa, aad bance worst caeca of GRAVEL. . Alao WORMS, by dislodging from the tsrwinga ot ths bowels lbs siiwty tnatler to wbleh lheos "TctllVEY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE BORES, by a perfect puritr which tUec LIFE MEDICINES rive to the blood.and all the htimora ■CURBUTIC EMUrrbONb aad < BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their alieraiire sSecl upon the lulds that feed tbe akin, and tbe rnurtid state Tbe UTof these FWifcr » r erT.Crt time, will Sect an anti re et;re of SALT gSres.frf.-H Snx or Top Ammicar Flag.—The atandaid of flag* iwr the army is fixed at six feet six inches m length by four feet four inches in width; tbe numb? uf strtoee Ik tffirteen—seven red, and six white. The bl.to field of the stare is the width and square of tbe first seven stripes ‘ white, and these atripet HOWARD . UOW Ul« 1 u* -Ik.*—, WHVMIW - This Journal should be in tbe ba “x Rranu-t, M. D., A. M-. Chief PbreiciM. 8. Gorrcapoaarnis wui picase throe stamps fur roturp postage, and sd^taa oar •^SSk-tt.»4k.»«sA.’>v , M*r pabltoed for Ute govenuMat of Uu> sahl ’^kwmdtariy. iastrurUou ia Uss same affl h* given after fta method jaiuitad out IberoU; a^ »iui; nsvsa, N ew 1 crk. titciy forbidden. found New Arrangement TtrTna. ••luruma.iaanccMW - . BiuwsravKHKa uveb COMPLAUfti —GaxSnai. HeaiUTT, Loss or. Amwxa, aad Dm- PHOTOGRAPHIC QAT.T.HRY. Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro­ type; MellWitype; Bjsbcfeotvpe; McLELLAN D'B BAYONET EXEIt QEQMGB An.bpxwrtHr^ An> Nirrr wjstfb-ESsaiti-ti brotype; Relievo Am-& tma or ms* Hsasx, Fuxtaa’s fitrme a plrasant_refief.Vi lb* Xkfeols.Oranirwifle Mills. P. A Keeler, alastWman end De Reimrr, Mid-lieville. M. C. BwilR Prairivillr. aad by Druggists and Nerehaata geurraily througbost ti e country. aprti-ly CAVALRY TACTICS. (BoMlI. j fever BOOTS <fc BHOBS: of I hr UultedBlatca tirely, throughout the United Sl*W*~ ‘ Ap'prored.*W«blngtou, May if, im On the varioua Medical Humbugs. I kinds. also NswWArxw. ROBERTS A STRIKER. * Ji. -Mi. Vht its sat Adaire BeailMU ,the adraiaai™ each But*. ROWER S HARDWARE STORE. PmpLndB^mM^ /W, F. ROWER. VULCANISE. RUBRER BANK 10.1861 : Huiinga. March It, 1M1 . FtmkALZBTAIL imUGGXBTR.' ■ ■* x'1 ZjLOaXRAD. Shaving Saloon! • eixraui score. Notice! 'DISSOLUTION! 4*7 fisertnAAy muiort arttaSM. 3 <Wk «.«1 *•« .to Iff R. J. GRANT. A fries. . It wUI soon be for isle by all of Dr. Heback* MBWroua Ageoti. end at Hotels, de., ths re-entry kAWA. I. — Ift ShllsA A>- Il ia a large and beautiful paper, and contains the moat valuable information on On tbe Liver. Heart, Su-tnacb and Skin, your God, your Country, and • ' WIL MAM MOIWB, - ------ .. —---------------- ,—- ----- , TEMPERANCE, the {ruMet proprietor believea that Is making thetu widely kBowai the public wrltrts la aabsef Riffe asdlig^t 1st On al! other disease of the Sexual Organa, a foil explanation if the origin of BypUili*. the TakexeS} 9»f* °r y«ur«K «nd »JDW>ber “ ---•’-a promotive Of HARDEE'S TACTICS. of*crohdou*.oonsumplire, and diseased condition te whom a numerous offiprtng only bring* sufcrlug and povertr. To such wo would ssy writs, and we will eend you tsformatien of a sure, well Try fr. int«d to cell G-EKrurnsTE- - IBaiUg UW pi ■■■■ w .iUv./kDWARD Aagri Captain First Artifier WILLIAM F. VAP.BT, , " ' OtfiAfefehssM'ArMMw MENNTj/HUNT. Bl Makir. Csplain Scccad Artfller 7------------------------ FECETIBLEn.lf E MEDICDIES ;I ©lEEBAIPp CTSAIP, IFOIR 1FDIB ©ASH I intend Unjoin ths company m soon an I octlO-ly BiUer*. ow (itCl) the —..astod wltfeaM J most emineal Medical PreetL 'e*t. and U is directly predfaslc^ o* tVretorn d«rire theiroeonta s Km ulus this* ths posrrrfol tonic nature of-the no's aad herb* of THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. tbrtr being • A NEW ARTICLE. A new and drtixbtfal SfociseMe end CerdislIW ■* at. 1 . k. — - - . In Baker' Coem. AiSu-Genl. U. 8. A. -Tbe light Artillery Board at OrScraNe. IM, Of >«K and । miv—-- FEVERS of alt kinds, by restoring the blood you, for so much baa been uaid that I did not know but’*mi were suffering. so & ■tural an»a»«« of ila earn. . : COSTlFiiNEM, by cl*waing the whole K PatrieUc Matfeer. We have been handed an open letter, found <«i tbe floor of tbe Poatoffice, dated Il^ibg., M.y ISiK •riu-f-r• Wy u. her son. a soldier of tbe Third, irum • Crrufleatea. paWtebvd io a cvuspicuous part M this paper Iru* time to time. Di. RobacVaMcdicai AUsaaeo aud Family Adviser, coniaiaisg a great ahiount cf interestingsnd tsluable Medwrt infonuaUcn ean be bs* gratis uf any cf the agents th raghoot the country. .z In difficult or coin plicated cases De. Rubaek may be applied to ncreonaliy st by Utter M»cfo*Ing pm stamp for tbe reply. BSTBUCTIOXIN FIELD ARULLE8T life PATENT MEDICINES Annr Hymn. The pickensoind Steslin’s Rebellion. Recent American Publications. • 1 jyr bottle, or V- per half Jvicu. 01 the Scsadi- nariau Blood Fii’s, tS cento per box, or 9 b«xe* '“iSr Bead Dr. RoUck's Special Notices a*l AUTHORIZED MILITARY BOOKS. MOST POPULAR Concerning l*hinge Slowly Learned. can. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. ulstion* PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, ENVELOfES, CARDS, Ac.. Ac. the letter we extract tbe fnllu wing: umbug —wx Bars raise CLiiaa. It te probably Pirate give us a call. Bastings. Mar let. TMI. Tbe following are the contents: The f.illnwing is an extract from n let­ ter vrittrn by thr Rev. J.S Holme, pastor of tbs Pierpont Street Bapti,l Church. Brooklyn, N. T.. m the "Journal aud Meatcnger." Cincinnati, 0 , <b<I «peak, volnmea in hr r of tbat^-crid-ranowaH ra»dirine. Mm VTixilow** Sootaiso Sracr ■ THE CONBL’MPTIVE'8 BOOK. in fact, •aerrthing in the Grocery line, each a w01 be needed for familr was. It will be seen that we have omitted to ’.o ,eri«nrn, uiu., wru nave snown a corumcudaLle energy and promptitude in protecting the public from' imposition through spsrioiu juita tian* of their inrsluable medicine*. Dr. Ayer’s Raroaperifla, Cherry Pectoral aad Pill, bare eooie to be staple necewitiea with the community, amt the ImpoMlimi upon tbe akk of spurioos, worthless, if not itjnriou* fabrications of ihra, 1, in f*et tbe consummation of villainy. CM NORMAN BAILEY. exciting again. from the publishers. v.xvvawv NEW YORK COSTS. 1 of mouth, preeiaitu tbeiuto be ihe eery best prep arsttouufthi kind evtr offered to the brokeaduwa rictita* of ill health. They bunt disease through every sveuee snd orrar. of tbe svatnn, aud to A‘ pel it thoroughly and penaaaenlly. I No one can doU>l Umr superioeity after 'one single trial— they are not only'better bul, in fact, cbesper than any Other Pill*, for II that sec­ in these We hope to bear trurn adv&neo from THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Our Illinois Letter. ueba* <j} M-et'-M^diarri-KMt ssni-aalic. rfet to Mr^ Window*a Sotohiag .Hyrup m teething. Thousanda of cbildrw eared from an early prase by iutiwtefy raluablr preparation i» thr prescription Market, which we are prepared to sell at n small Several of the Volunteers from Camp four days, to stall their friends before ARISING FROM IMPCRfTICT OR OBSTRUCTION* OF THE BLDOh OR SECRETIONS, rbich tb*T do sot giro r^vf and SHOES, Ever sbown in this TUB OTi DE, AND GUARD ■ xua imr oxa. ace all the Humbug". *»■! the various eatice U e swk end well. It illustrates of tbe Qoscks and Rogues ledupe every TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL UF.NRY L’THOMAS. * and diarbarge frvm tbe aystem, every taint 8f Scrofula, whether betediuty or other" l*c TL >t they RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, a tad there b ne discaae of tbe Staciarh aud Bpw«M« • ■ ***or **** *’rr,on* •Lio, glaada f>r The CtBlfeBeis Medical APPROVED CREDIT. ■DAIL AlYJ!) SIB® ? his goods. । ben vpportumty ia CROCKER Y! BOOTS, DRLGII AND MEDICINEN, advertising, will eJwal you when you buy Deetms did me ne good, sad I was a perfect । pls. I procured some of year ttasudUMVtanl Pills snd Blnod Pontier, from your Sgts, Me 8HATTERKD CONSTITUTIONS, Also published at the Inffrrnary. to aid Ikes* JLNT RECEIVED a new and most complete assortment of ‘ recruit Roberts & Striker, colwuua sand patronize ouch aa advertise. LIVES COMPLAINT, BICM FJEMAUES, GROCE RIES Gouda are not worth buy ing that will furthermore, tbe man ' end re,tore the health aad etrvngthcf tbeauCVrxr. CROCKERY IN not pny for advertising. That is so! And DT8PEFSIA with wnwriaocrrtaitUy, end In a very abort Uuje. Tbal star another medicines hare prorfd afo- (var, under iuv ku, w, • « , T1 ,, „ tbe im:t reliable known to ecisnce, including all lb- recent diseorene,. Teal! pddreeaUg.by fottar. couining fall asetfaAdKyufesfexUW^rtrtisanSda ***>—■ age. occupaiton. etc., wo will write a candid re astysstTdru ‘diis *EADY«?IADE CLOTHING, VERY HONE TESTIMONY. (eetabiiate* tba following of DRY GOODS!! DRY GOODS! On High Prices, at the Our merchants hare now got their new gofide nearly *11 into their stores and HAND FACTS I That tbe BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILU bare bees pnrrad by analysts » . CONTAIN NO MINERAL. ’ Hastings snd Bsrry CumUy t»*t complain; we get nd credit for it. We arc. In fact, disgraced, fur it gucs abroad over tbe ON -X b“ Way DWlirv IMO. Un ... .uppurf • ■ur brave b»ys have g..ne to tbe war, but NOW BEST Assortments BEAUTIFUL LARGE AND transferred to other posts nf hi mor; and ift) millions of dr cd Ihonsand* ot i OF GOODS, Comprising Most of the office re have been done. ARE with one of tbe LARGEST and HIS SPRING STOCK Potatoes, Appl4.‘ ASSOCIATION, . PHILADELPHIA. * 9 �ijt ^t^nbliran fanner u PUBLISHED EVERY SPIKIDAT HORNING, arrises, sarrt cousty, micbk * ONLY PREPARATION THAT HAS CASK Oi' P-BODKCE Sn^XTS^Z CURE NervousHeadache S'iiSE.'isaja^a youthful beaoty. BatUe Crook. Mkh..Dec. U. IMS. a; nee will please accept a line fc J. GRANT. .; hands > me store All kinds of produce taken in eicbeag hm.., aud asked for the sui.- wm .... ...... It was a doudj day. Tbe clerks loung- » bad Tiott 1 Hhtak not •lr," mid <l« fl'rk »pers and dice Locke id middle ba exteo­ Ha carriage stepped a youfar girt ta «■»- D.MlMkfcrwWH**1 SOOTHING SIRUP, For CklMrea Teeth lag. ‘Ws'laiwd to keep oar Stock FULL AND COMPLETE. r, I pany witle Ma daughter. . ,Warner, 1.1 , PDta you- mU ihia yritog his man-.. ward, that fable note WA* counterfeit t Aqd furthermore; did you-sot Air!. Orget •‘Thia drtaaing gown—we value it at m x—aouaball^e it furore, atArade b your self-respect and the interest of your । employers, as to offer her an insult!”— -CTEFR'X' soon The man stood confi •ondvd—be dared | Five dollars! Alics looked at tbe <ii.r t -1 »«*a E1T* not dewy It, be could aay nothing for him- ■■ . «f Decenaber, they will be left dressing gown longingly, and tbe clerk ,/ wtfh aJRtOt* oh looked at her. He saw that her clothes, •elO “If your employers keep yon sir, they | though made and worn gentecllv, were common enough in texture, and that her ; will no longer get tny eustotn,” said the AIM for Sale, face was vtry much of tbe common line. casUer sternly. You deserve to be horse­ 8© ADKES How it changed! now shaded, lightened whipped, sir.*5 Tne firm parted with their unworthy by tbe varied play of her emotions. The j CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, clerk could almost have ewom that she clerk that very day, and lie left tho stdbe had uo morp than that sum, five dollars ] diagraoed, but rigblly punished. Alice Locke became the daughter of in her puree or pocket. the good-cashier. All of-which grew Tbe gown waa a very good one for the , but of calling a genuine bill counterfeit. I Al*o, Two Dwelling House*, price. It was of common shade, a tol-, erable merino, and lined with the same । Can and;8ettle nwr ©DHUPBimw© ON LOW PBICES luffcnnr from Headaeb* Come and See I! • of aix month., tb« wbola uppor part of my WK HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM Up ran I toe bMded boy with the! THI FOLLOWIHO BSDOaiSMSSTa or Roetoralira la aa*. 1 tried one book, aad found K largo ataek ef CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE Aa a mark of my gratitude for your akill ia tbe prodncUoo of ao won/rrful ng It wftbnke effect Very respectfully your*. TUST A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Depot. 444 Broadway, aad sold by all dealers Which we offer al IS WITBIN THEIR REACH. Masonville, Conn., Feb. I, IM1. bold* W e pint, and relaOa for OM dollar a boUlc; tbe toodium bolfe a4 laaa* Cwoaty par eent aorv ia proportion than tbe small, rotaila for two del laro a belli*, th* large hold* a quart, 40 per ernt todrs io proportton, and retail* for a bottle 0. J. WOOD. Propn«tor, 444, Broadway, New T<f*L «W»U4 ¥»rk SIR**. SuLou'kMo7 NEVER JAMB3 KK5NEDT- KNOWN disease a5o TO ITS 3KEKKB3. FAIL rra russ. Hartford,Pa , Feb. 6, IW1. WITH KEDTJOKE) PLEASURES, ®Wff3 & SiE©ISC, To Dr. HERRICK Sprue* Creek, Haatfa c'jrMa® Bret Too will please scm. » .«« H pbalic Pills. Send th etn immedtateiv, GROCERIES E“rH5!iTiKa,a HARD-WARE! reoty five centoJbr which oseA ms soother bo* of your Cephalic Pill*. Tl/y Dirvrt A. STOVER, P. M. Belle Verbon, Wyasdotls (X, 0. » part.eolrrty bofen lythiageftbekiad. IS Ottart ta eor fevr if /SUt, ircte BtyuoMsburffb. Franklin Co., Ohio, 1 and finally appeared to point externally. 1 came alarmed and sent for Dr, Sprague, whe aider myself a well rose. The aooo aprem! throsa Odsf -' a tboosaad bmtea »f Herri thto-------“ ” ’ “ Van. sew a of tho ' “ tddreae ie Oneida share person, iniclcvlng a atamp. ig« aud daagwroue You May publish DRY GOODS! scad box of **C«t>baIid Pd!*.' Bend to addreae of Rev. Wm. C. Filler, Reynoidabarg, Franklm Co. felta, and If u»«l will do barm, tad dtroppoiat tbe ' wm. c. nuxn. TpsilaeU, Mfch., Jan. 14, IMP. Ma. Btaluixc. Dus Rib: , ‘ •’ Fot tone sinew I rout J»* for a box ot Caphali Pills for fas euro of the Nerves Headset.* aa Herrick’* Kid Strength n la t Plaster*. of every deacr iplioa Tbe Beet and Cbeaiwut Home dy In too Vfyjrld. Stacks of YpadaaU. Mich. .t. Krni fn m beautiAil kid lei vitbKtasBoysaeea ter will wsarfroaieeotefoai Clothing - A alagto bottto of SPALDlNGYrBEPABH) UB wUTsave tec ti»M ito east aanuallj. _js^ H SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! Prtoo 18M M»ta- SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE I I ’kw af THESE HABD TIMES we aro aeOing fiAVB TUEPUCB! BQQXOMT! DISPATCI! OUR GOODS " rp .OAKLET, thk ixtirist. B. C. IAWLET. Hastings, Nov. I*, 19^0.. Alice caught it from tbe floor and hur­ ried Into the atrewt | Such a shuck the girl hud never received I before. It was the first insdt aho bad ever known, and it burned her cheek and pained her heart. Straightway, indignant and grieved, ; she hurried to a banking esUblUhtnent, , found lifr way in, and presented the bill to * noble looking man with grey bah*, ; faltering out—“la this bill a bad m»a,sir T* Tbe Cashier and his sou happened to be tbe only persons present. Both noticed । raua,.. । Tl>c cashier looked at It Tbe it closely and handhand­ , ed it back, as with a polite bow, and a somewhat prolonged look he eaM-^ ‘ •*lt s a good bill, young lady.” -I knew it waa,’’ cried Alice, with a quivering lip—“aud be dared—” She could go no farther, but entirely overcome, she bent her bead, and the hot1 tears bad their way. •1 beg pardon, have you had trouble whb It T’ caked the cashier. ‘ Oh, air, will you please excuse me forgiving way to mr feelings—but you spoke ao kindly, and 1 felt ee sure it was gwod! And I think, sir, such men as one ef those clerks In Huntnr A Waraer'a should be removed. He told me that it, was counterfeit end added something thst i I was glad my father did not hear. I ’ knew tbe publisher woo Id not send me bad money.” ?Who is your father young ladyF asked tlus cashier, becoming interested. “Mr. Benjamin Ix>ck^ »*■»” “Beniamin—Ben Locke—was he ever । a clerk in tbe Navy Department si Wash-1 ington F “Yes air; wa removed from there,” replied Alice. “Since then,”—she hesi­ tated—“bo has not been well—and wo are somewhat reduced. Oh, why do 1 tell these things, sirT’ "Bon Locke—reduced I” murmured tbe cssbler; “the man who was the making of me! Give me bia number and atroet, i my child. Your father waa one of tbe best, perhaps the only friend I bad. I have not forgotten him. No. 4 Liberty Street, I will mil there this evoalng.- long bees fell to be a detiiJr._________ ______ worid. both by tboee thorough!r skilled ia medical eeieme aad also by all w bet a,'sen tierod *wea de- nevi4 MUOJI ALLEN, EALEB IN OBtgERIEB. provtoloas < „ e fiiab. butter, Ur4. pork, sad p *U kwe ’ Al»o toy* candica. •* . etc. Ri Calllsra a Block. Kioto street. Usati p. Mi D D. C. HAWLEY, EALKR io an kiada of Family Groc AacJfrlMMyr ROBERTS Ar STRIKER, EMEDIAL AGENT. D- MOTT'S HC 8T1M0LANT. forth.'to.ortboM Savior him . PARKER, ’HOLESALB and retail dealer in Gro PILLS o' IRON. mo *41 ROV M. RiglKGER A C».. (Eel abb .bed in fflt) Bole Froprietara. # Ambonite*, □f th««.*nd» WILLIAM BURGHER, rUSTICE OF TUK PEACE. Attorne Counaelor at law. and Solicitor in Cb ia BaUw*> Block, (up stairs.) eext A. E.-^BONSTEEL, le, aa th* follow it>| igeatiou. dyspopa nrrvoua irritability HTMC1AN AND SVIIOKON. Will p ■■ ___ u. ..k S languor, gtddineaa, fearfully fatal unh ISAAC eaaca ef tbe kidney*, scalding or incontinence of tbe unne. or aay de ran gemen to of the urinaiy orcans, pels in the back, aide and between tfcc aliotil I den. to«Kk. emaciation, difficulty pf breathing. I and indeed we wnglti eoomerose emuv «mto still. . uowiug cun., aau ter er. ■ arising from mlaamatic it Jieedte el oate. If atreodv ■ »?“K‘b*n* “* C. DANIEL COOK, UST1CB OF THR FKACE. General La tn irailae MOTT, Boston, his fall stuck of «. Groceries! etaUaa, Dyspepsia, Coastipatlon, DUrrb«a. Dysentery. Incipient Coaeamptioe, Mcrahitous TerberxafoaU, salt Mewa, va.— e-^toreaH, uc Hcadacbet, .HOLBROOK, TTORNSY and Conner lor a‘J-« !W Consisting in part of . RUSSELL, New Orleans, Muscovado, C-flee, Cruriied, Powdered and Granulated Su- cce all trevrlcra ebould have rt ‘J*?*!*in aceuatomed to raueb oat-door exerriav atwuld *1- garw. . Mojawct and Syrups, Green and Black Teaj, Bio, Ceylon, and Java Cotfe, Stone, ^Voodcn, and Willow Ware, JOHN ROBERTS, 4HT81CIAN and Snrgena. Dwelling. ;.urt Hcvm. .CHERRY. Cigars, Tobacco, end Snuff, Salt and Water Lisve. Soaps, Salcratus, Cassia, Pepper and Sffke. uu wuun roo mrm Dl mcir oeanrv; >or Manly cannotarial - ithoul Lmlth. and bekltl. cannel uni while tbe abo'e Irregulantiea continue. Thea STEWART, preparation ot iron mual be aalatary, (he old oxides, It U vigorocely took, a Drugs, Paints, Oils, Burning Flu­ id, and Canphana. Ever offersd in BaUle Creek, all of which premature grave will be add at prices that cannot fail to sail purchasers. auMM lhatifu ware not for you they Particular aUenlion paid to GUing or­ travel in ti>e ,ame downward Mth aaUl arroal ti e fatal fell. But AeXtber to ders from Tlastingv aud vicinity, and satisfaction guaranteed in every case. —The Mphest nrtYket price always z 3 Blood Rroev ctor aa tbC remedy which should be prod for Pitidwce. always on bend ie flaw t» wed. WJ. WOOD, ISAAC C. MOTT, Proprietor, 444 Broadway. Now-York, and 1U navJl-tf yo YOU WANT W1H8KERS1 THE GREAT HEALEB OF MANKIND I I ■errlck’s Sig ar (eated Fills! PEOPLE, THINK! AFTER WHICH, ACT I l» «l*» '•*«. ‘he millioo eay. With ibc eurea of Herrick's PilL H debilitaUagaeoogb. aud reauttom hectic, gcaendtv indicate iaeipiaat Cnaaamptu la Scrofoloas Tuberaalodia, thia medicated ire* baa bad for mart than the good effect « eaatioady balaaosd preparation* ol to eat aay of U.cir wellkuhwn Labilities the caaaa peeallariy aSbctiag la RbewmaUam.both cbroi T PHtLLIPH, Uaatx Sasvrr and J BELLINGHAM'S STUfULATING ' B. N. BHELIMJN, ^(WNTT TRKASURKB- OSes 1a OMGTOfT, JAMES A- BW.EEZEY PB08BCUTINO ATTORNEY. Co 1 Uw. Holicitor snd CouomIox in , .TBE ffTlMELlTDlG •IGUEIT R. B. LOCKE •ytltyl i nro teaorrrj af a«SwtoKU 8 Thetr like waa never eeea before “■lv>W“»r-wO3- OLIVER. E. EVERTS, R. B. COOK They pome from Eaat, and North, snd West, Aad wiUi glad luhagalhe paper* fit!, Berouee they sre tbe ehetpeat, anfaat, beet, Ami Mperior to others ta Herrick's PU1. -------------- --- w — ' *«. w.u — iw. HIV see, HI give you another. Come U> look I bavn’t co» a five, here is a tea, we’il make it all right That evening the inmates of a shabby DANIEL STRIKER, tOUNTT OI.KRK, Notary Public, an DO YOU W ANT A MUSTACIlE1 CELEBRATED U c. FBINDLE, DQ YOU WANT WHISKERS I DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! THR WHOLE WORLD VX1TED! SICK WWSRS OB A MCSUCHS ■ ARMON SMITH, IBCOIT COURT COM IB8IO»K MEW AARAlfftHMElCT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ WTOSALQW! Motice ii Hereby Given, CIXX3K& WIGHTBAN A RODINaON, 4NCFACTURSRB of t.a, eheel-iron and HENuVaTOR P. B. RUB8ELL, Welch roptoror. sM Mtohlgm. Stocks. W or*7Sh, Wtart, Ctai>, Ou«, Bimer, ■»4ta«Ur *l«»w i«-yaro r» CAUTION. J. BUSSELL, Terms Easy. rrz/ PROF WOOF ': Lfc* detector, and up and down ran tbe clerk's eyes from cpjumu, Then be looked orrr ANU with a sharp glanee and eidainied— S—' 11 ' “Thia is a counterfeit bill, Miss." Oh how pale grew tbe sweet face! bLUOO ‘ CouBterfeit! Oh, no—it cannot be I Tbe man who sent it could not have been so careless; you must have been mista­ ly wirtl ItoSAato ildleaten. for,’ eibile ken, sir.” < to the teat*. It ia revirinaly eihilara“I’m not mistaken ; |’m Dewr £ista. kM>, Miss. The bill is counterfeit. 1, must presume of course, that you did , not know k, although so much bad money has been offered us of late, that we intend alL Ho chemically aad akUlfoll to secure such persous aa paaa iL Who J did yon say sent ft!* ’ I ✓ MtanoUiow aaiirlL <om. “Mr. (>------ , sir, of New York. Ho toue on the dtgvetrve orgenv, ant eould nut send ine bad money,” said tbe aad oil.er uruaUea It i» al»u p Ung in lie eifrcU, and yet It tv n trembling frightened girt “Humph,” said the clerk. “Well, eolinly of vegetable* and tboee tbeniugh there’s do doubt about thin, you can look for yourself. Now don’t let tnc see you here again until you can bring good money, for we always suspect such per­ sona aa you that oome on dark days with a well made story?' “But sir— /You need make no explanations, Miaa,, said Uro maxrhwultingfy. “Take your bill and the next time you want to buy a dress gown, don’t intend to pass counter­ feit money,” and as be handed it, tbe bill fell from his hand. BAILEY. I dun,'I cort ij you ncrer pay for (Arm Unusually Low! srAloiHO-s suu-axed glue MOBMAN In ths Village of Hastings. Dos’v carry your sniipalby tn royalty ■far as to Lrcak tbe crewn of your aba heelUlted a tiwwnoirt—“I think Hl take it," she said: then seeing in ibc face before her an expression which she did n.il‘I1ke, abe blushed as Ac hand­ ed out the bill the elerk had made up bis mind to take. .................. .♦ “Jentris," tried TVrrvnt tbe heed clerk, I fa^a quick pompoue tone, “pass up the in nr apj.'troncc. a. my mort inUgia toeeas were to rteoguua ma at f r I atboce made application to ibv meet skillfull SPALDING’S jfiMtings’ gusintss fjirtrtor -* diraettoea aad tbcLald »p tairth>ek .nd Hack. M iogin an evar any bawd, another larga botilo wow), permanently. I foal aux to t AMD HEALTH TO YOVR IIQijr-fl . wnea afwhiah my b from cold. Thi. ind PRICE 25 CENTS. TO REGULATE THE BOWUS. ... By th* use of tbsm PiUa tho periodl. aUaeka of ] tow-e* ar Sial //raJ«l» maj ba yrarewioJ j and I BEWARE OT COUNTERFEITS! mcDaabecrlbcn, parananm.i: KING* RU CLOCKS’ J. T. EMORY, a J. GBANT. FORSAUT. aftb. HM<sr» MBB C^’-^^.rrr^^VcO. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-06-05.pdf af6ac10f63c80a72ecf76eb0a6cc6e54 PDF Text Text 'dtpublitan fanner Crnsi »f Itotrtuiw is PUBLISHED EVERY e.D.IEIBAT baSTWO*. REPUBLICAN MORNARG. BAua* Cowrt, MtoatoAM Han of OSes sad nalHub.dfiber*, p«> Wi,t, d,H»«a by 4* carrier. tfcbitripuo® TERMS, 91,86 VOL. 6. Jjistinjs’ iliisinrss Sirtrtorj. Scroftila, or King’s Evil, IJort $ortrj). ‘ “^Ption of th. blood, by which thia fluid become* vitiated. Week. and ~V>. n_s__ .1___ 1__ . . The following spirited line*, copied by the Trantcnpl from some Hartford paper.'aeem to me to express the prominent 0EM.ERS point in <>ur country’s position with a neat brevity and compactum reminding you NORMAN BAILEY. EALER >t> crary rarisly of drv jt . r.ckery. t.ardware, rssdyip». b»>U and »hoe»f Ilario* llonae." D n«, ... .------- —“ w u>c cun•Utution. defending •• from parent, to children unto th* third and fourth p. II. A J. RUSSELL, ' With a last desperate effort be found the d*ior, threw It open, and rushing in, flung himself at full Jenghth upon the floor, knowing only that be was In an atmos­ phere reeking with the fumes of bacon, and warm from the atnoke which' rose from a pan of smothered coala in the centre of the place. It was a settler’s I rude smoke house, left to care for itself during the long winter’s night, and th* traveler’s grateful heart sent up a tribute tn Heaven for this place of refuge in this their cJuldrrn. WIGHTMAN 4 ROBINKON, t.XCFACTURKRd of Un. .hret-iron and eop- Wf°t'E Crook. Mich destructive duesscs of th* liver, kidney*. brain, —r .11 _______ ____ *____ .. ealer in groceries, provision*, pro■I e flilb. butter, lard. pork, sod grain of alt kina ' Al«o toy* esndit*. etc, sic. Store in Calitoru a Block. Stste street, Haiti p, Micb. D EALER to »11 Sto ’ Mrlmtct D of Family Grocerie*. ’----------- —■* • On* quarter of all our people are scrofulous । their persona arc invaded by thh lurking infeeti*n. and their health is undermined by it. T. .v--------- ------------- .___ " vigontt* it by healthy foed aad extreiw. ®v-------- "------ —;------ »- *- I ll knock you bUMr than ary kit*. AYER'S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, ROBERTS A STRIKER, r’.Al.ERS in drugs, tnedieiets. pslcnt modi- I th* ao« effsctusl remedy which the medical paint*, oil*, turpentine, burning fluid, n rinrt. . . ..... nuitr ■ Rower * Block,’’’ Hastings,' Mich^____ ----- 1 bcoc diaeoTCTtd for ths expurnuon af thia foul W. PARKER, tirilOLESALKsnd retail dealer in Th* Old Cove stoppod, aad th* t’other Old Cov* — WILLIAM BURGHER, BSTICK OF OF THE ay »nd rUSTICE THE PEACE, PEACE. Altera Altereav and « ...at■__ ....1and Solicitor inrb.np.rv J Coi:a*rlor la*, Chancery. • i LM..V ..... .t.tra , n.vt rtnar to Roan, or Euratrnuia, PiarLst, Pvstvlbs, Blotcmx*. Bl*ix» andBon^Tcxon., Trma ! aad Salt Rhevx. Scald Hs*». Rimowobm, Rkbl-xatisM. SrrxiLrric andkUxcviiiALDis..... Dvi.rr.li DexiLtTY. and. indeed, all Coxtlaixti saisiao raox Vma— , The popular belief “ is founded in truth, lion of the blood. Th* for scrofula <L|pite HTSTCIAN AND SURGEON. Will practice Incidents of Western Life. DANIEL COOK, On a distant prairie, at nightfall, a way­ worn and weary traveler was overtaken It* a snow storm. When the first few Likes cuine ■••fth dropping down, h* l«"«k -d eagerly around iu the hope of diacenimg a place of shelter ; bui none was to •e seen—only the .tnickleas waste of rolling lands, and far off bilk in the direclinti wbi .her be was going—e »for off that IB feared he should never reach them. With the departure of light the anew organ falling faster, the wind blew keener, the road over the prairie was soon hidden from vieJr, and the traveler felt thnt he .vile loot on a tniekles* waste, without a •tar to guide him across the dangerous Ague Cure, I. A. HOLBROOK J. M. RUSSELL, HYSICIAN and Surgsaa. Ofllcs atraat. ______ P •tow. StolsJOIIN ROBERTS? In tbM «® U‘ « **•»»• Mriad^al. ThM "Com- «xp»U peWoo froon Ite । Skea. a»S oarva tb>« alt aUXa. It to as i presto. U oamirranu pw-Ua( nt trraporanlj iwktlBS l» matokww taUML U l.kan acoMiuMllr ar <tolj "li- ««p«^ to tbo tafe* I Ucn.tb.t-lU from ,b. and eannM ] owumutoa. In .umrionl sunntitjr ts rtpre Into dtom. UanM It to «’on n»r» Talnablo f.-r than can. i__ * lbs *U1 anr raOrr tnm lottrmlurat* U lb./ araU OLIVER E. EVERTS SHERIFF. M«» be found in the C or st bit rtaidsne*. near the Jail. T PHILLIPS, Umdss Saaairr and Jailer. Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Ce., LOWELL. MARB. «. II. COOK, REGISTER OF HEEDS, an I l Office in the Court Hou. 11. N. SHELDON, COCXTT TREASURER. OISc* la th* Court Room. J AMEN A. SWEEZEY, • PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, C**n*eter at tew. Solicitor sod Counralor I* Cbaaesry. SPRING TRADE, 1861. at new YORK PRICER­ SHAKER HOODS, SHAKER HOODS, BT THE CASE OR DOZEN. B. A. FULLER A CO, P. H. RUSSELL, In j*y’« 1<*W B10*k. 162 J.ff.r*ra Arrau*. Detroit- pLOCK end Watch repairer, aad J< V Hulian, Michirsn. Stocks, Wak J. W. 8TEBB1NR, irANUPACTUREB *f and dsaler in fursrters1’1 A good assortmsni always on haad. Next Low Pressure System Walk TILLEY A KINGNBUMY, SeMteawll SUPERFINE FLOUR “An*thing, anything, only give me my child I" she cried. The next instant it was handed to her, and she sank upon the floor and folded it to her bosom. “Come, exclaimed the man. touching told me where the money is.” “In the box on the upper shelf," she replied pointing to th* oloacL The man found the box, placed it on lb* tabl*, and opened it, saying: ‘•So for well. Il ia nearly all gold. I will pocket it with your leave or without your leave, just as you plea**." Refilled In a large log cabin in the valley of th* bi* pocket with the golden coin, and •tregmlet, Milly Dean sat alone. Her threw the empty box into the fire. Then husband bad gone to a dixtant town, aud ' ho came and stood bo*ids her. “Put your baby in th* cradle,” he Mid the young wife was left alone with her baby. Accustomed to the solitude, she “if you wish to eave its life. 1 have felt safe, nnd sal in contentment before o’her buaines for you." “What do you mean 1" cried Milly, the blazing fire; th* flames leaped right joyfully, and the green log* dazzled and eyeing the man with suspicion. “Lot me hav* him," be Mid, trying to crackled in the beat like things of life. Outdoors, tho wind wu bowling drear­ take it. “No, no, I will put tho baby in th* ily, and the snow falling heavily; but Milly cared not, for it only made the fire cradle myself. You shall not touch the mor* cheerful. poor little thing. Now, sir,” she con­ tinued almost choking with excitement, There came a rapping at the door. “How etrangr! Who can be at our "•hat is it!" After having laid the door thia wild night!” she raid to herself, pretty infant on its downy plnoe of rest, as she rose and went into the little entry. *t>* stood erect and wailed for the reply. “1 am going to kill you,” said the Th<- rapping was repeated. “Who U there!" she asked, man. “Kill me!" she *xclaim*d, her face “Fur heaven's sake, let we In; 1 am growing pale with terror. "Kill mel freezing to death I" was the reply. “Wboareyuu! and bow came you What have 1 ever done to you that you in this lonely place on such an evening a* abould kill tn*!" “Nothing, nothing, my dear, only you this!" “1 am ^traveler from below, I lost my hav* *een me, and you will know me way, and am dying with the rold. F»r again. And he advanced upon her. "0, sir let me live. Have you not pit)’* sake let me In, or 1 shnll perish I” Milly hesitated. She was alone, and done enough to take my husband* money it was three mile* to the nearest neighbor. without depriving him of his wife, too!" What should she do! She paused in I will never say one word against you If you will spare ma.” perplexity. At she spoke she clasped h«r hands "O, save me— rave me I I am dying!" were the words that met her bearing.— and looked imploringly at him. “1 am sorry that I cannot safely grant There was a heavy fall against the sill.snd then low moans. Her woman nature your request," he responded. "There is could stand no more; true to the instinct o<> help for it. so come’along nut doors." He reached out his hand to grasp Milly. of tier being, she Unbarred the dour and threw it open. A closely muffled figure But th* instinct of self preservation wa« She evaded him, flew reeled by her into the r»»oin, and shutting strong upon her. the door she followed. On reaching the to the chimney-piece, snatched h*r bus band's loaded rifle from the hook* on At replace, the stranger threw off his dis guise, and ••tond erect and strong, with­ which it bung, cocked and presented it to Her motion out n sign <>f inconvenience from the effect the breast of the robber. ot the weather. Milly retreated from was so rapid that liefore bo could prevent him io amazement; fan recovering her it. her finger had pressed tho trigger, and self, and putting the best face »n the there was an explosion. But with equal matter, she tremulously addressed the readiness the man b-id stepped aside, tho ball passed over his bead, and the next man : * "I am «nrry von ore so cold. It is a instant the gripe was on her throat. “1 will teach you to handle arms,” he bitter bight tn be abroad. Will.you not said. "You would have killed me. would sit bv the fire!” And she pushed a chair forward. The man made no response, but stoop­ ing over ran hl* fingers through tho blaze. Then he turned and stared at her with a |<>ok which made her blood run cold. A bright thought came intn her tnind. She would pretend there were other* in the house, for she already felt afraid of the man, and bitterly regretted having ad inilt<-d him. country. “Thia is terrible." said he aloud. “I fear muchH ahall never rome to my des­ tination. If I had but a erimptM nnd a hulit I should not fear, for I rotild resist the effects of cold long rnoogh to reach the hill*, and there I should find human Habitations, or at least the shelter of a nark. Now. I may go' Iri a circle till I freeze, and be no nearer help. What b f.Mil I was to leave the river side and croM ill* prairie. ju*l lor the sake of a few miles more or Icm journey. No matter, I must eveu battle it through now. Heaven helping.” And battle it out ho did, most man­ fully. H* drew Ins rap down over bi* | mouth, and thrusting hi* bunds decker in u> bi* pocket*, prrared oo through the yielding snow. The gloom increased, 1 the wind came sharper, and through hi* । be*** clothe* the traveler began to feel the effect* of the cold. Hi* feet grew numb, his arms philled* ftr,d *n hour'* rapid walking, be suddenly pau-ed. “How do I know wbith*r I am going 1 be exclaimed. Perhaps 1 have already turned aside from the straight line, and am wandering on the verge of destruction. 0. that I could shake off this drowsy feeling that is stealing over tue! 1 know what it is—th* precursor of a rest in this cold winding sheet of ano*. Great Heav­ en. I »n> freezing to death! . shrieked he, bounding forward with renewed energy. “Action—action—action is life, and life I* B,T,Cil-«.»>T«*''COOW' HARMON NMITB, /CIRCUIT COURT COM ISSI ON ER, Alter*** V Cnonwllar A Solicitor, I* all th* Chi. i> . .. u, ■ ■■_ V-a.^lLthlir NO. 5 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1861 The man laughed and hoarsely replied: “Milly Dean, for that I believe is your name, yon oinivl deceive ine. Y”U ar* all nloiie in this house. I took particular care tn ascertain that befor* I cmne. 8«> you may aa well make yourself easy on that score, and do a* 1 bid you.” “Do as ymi bid mo I” exclaimed Milly. in terror, “what do you want <>f me 7” “I want the twelve hundred dollars in gold your huabaud received for bis pro dnee two days ago. You probably know where it ia.” Milly sprang into the entry and would have earaped, but the stranger caught her by the wriat and dragged her roughly Um, sweet u» h»e yet He hurried along with a *pringing mo­ tion, stamping his feet vigorously at every Btep, and swinging hi* arm* to keep hi« blood tn circulation. Yet with *11 his efforts, he knew UmiI the angel of death was fading hi* white wings *il*otly but surely around him. “Despair—no!" be cried, “not while। the memory of mv loved wife and dear children Is left to me. I will struggle oni for y-mr *ak*a. and fight the storm fiendI U> tbo Imi extremity. 0, just Heaven,, for the sake of th* innocent ones whose> only stay is my right arm, help me to> resist--help me to triumph! At thia moment he plunged Into a hmlow hl* fact s’rode over io*, and b* heard the roltw ”f * small streamlet s.nging of life end ,>«ne«lh **■ cru*L, At the Mm* lim* the e»n»U of «>«* ■moke saluted hK notttrils.' shelter he had found in the smoke bouse, a thousand dollar* of the seventeen hun­ A casement gun la one fired from under dred were presented to Milly in consider­ a casement. ation of what *be pawed through, and the Th* general term for all kinds of heavy remainder waa divided around. artillery, is cannon. On that very spot there is no* a thrivThe guns on tbo lop of a fortification irg town,’and one of the floret residences are called barbette guns. in the place is that where dwells Milly Dsanjod her husband. with atone, making it ball-proof A bomb-ketch la a email vessel built ▲a Ex cl ties Incident for the purpose of throwing shells from the eea. A bomb-proof is a vault of masonry, Tueaday last tbo sixth Massachusetts Regiment was drawn up in the Capital to D which safety is afforded from the explo­ be mustered into the service of the United sion of sheila. Field piece, are email cannon mount­ States. Interest was excited tn Its behalf because of the noble stand it made against ed on oarriagea, drawn by horaea, other­ the rowdies uf Baltimore. The Regi­ wise termed. Flying Artillery. Grenade* are email sheila two or three ment was formed into a hollow square and Major McDowell, in command of the Inches in diameter. They can be fired Capital, ewore th* soldiers in. Col. Jones from gun* or thrown by band. ■The Gabion is a huge basket filled wiih advanced, aud addressing the Msj<i{, said: “Major, 1 fear all of my man have not earth to five temporary defence tn a betaken th* oath of allegiance. To satisfy reiging party, before earth works are myself, 1 would be glad if you would put thrown jip. the question to them." ' The Petard is of the shape of a bat, The Msjor requested those who had and was, in former days, filled with po#. not taken the oath, to advance to th* fn>n% and live men did so. Instantly the gates and bridges. The Culumbiad. eumetime* termed the men rushed al them with their aide arms, and would have destroyed them on the spot but for the effort* of the officers enormu* size, for firine any kind of pro. and Major McDowell. After the men JeCtiUt, but chiefly intended for shells. A Ho witter Is a large mot tar <* wheel* were quieted, the mustering officers re ceived the apolugi** of the recruits. One for field servio*. It i* used «ith great gave as an excuse that be had a wife and effect io throwing grenade* and shells six children, and similar excuse* were among bodies of men in th* mm* way given by the other*. Major McDowell that mortars ar* used against cities and told them they ought to have thought of forta. Th* Mortar, so railed from its wide such matter* before they left Boston. One relented, took the oath, and was cheered mouth an-i general resemblance to th* into the ranks. Addressing the other utensil of tli* druggist, is short and of four, Major McDowell said, “you are now enormous circumference, being intended disgraced forever. The mark of Cain is solely for bomb shell*. Il is aomelime* upon you, here and al home. To such thirty inches in diameter. incn I have no other words." When the | Tb* Bomb or Shell is expected to ex­ ranks were broken the mra stripped the plode at the rime of striking ; it la hol­ uniforata from the four cowards, aud if it low and filled with powder, which is Igni­ had not been for Col. Jones, they would ted bv mean* of- a f :»e of hollow wood. not have had a mouthful to eat that day. 'Die fuse, which is driven Into lb* orifice — Comtpondtntof the Philadelphia Prtn of the shell, take* fire from th* flame when th* piece is discharged. The Dahlgren, derives its name from Capt. Dahlgren, of th* United State* The greyhound run* by eyesight only, Navy. He discovered that when a gun and this we observe a* a fact. The car hurst, the first fracture was at its breech. lier pigeon flie* his two.hundred and fifty Heuc* L» avoid danger by increasing miles homeward by eyesight, vis- from thickness of tbs gun, not only at the point to point of object* which It baa breech, but for several feet toward th* marked ; but this is only our conjecture. muzzle. Forte are angular or star shaped, so a* The fierce dragon fly. with twelve thous­ and lenses in his eye. darts from angle to to have th* advantage of enws-fire. On angle with the rapidity of a flashing land they are.approached by a gradual sword, and aa rapidly dart* back—out ascent, called the glacis, which is swept turning in the sir, but with a clashing re by the.defending gun* on all side*. The versing the action of his four wings, and nbaUis arc the obstacle* with which th* skirts of th* glue** are encumbered to “Morcv, mercy I” cried th* terrified 1iiHtnntaneously calculating the distance • >f the objects. «>r be would dash himself• prevent appnuteb. woman. “There is no mercy for y<>u." he ejacu­ to piece*. But in what confirmatiuo of lated. He dragged her into the rotry. his d<>es this consist 1 No one can anand flung open th* door. ' Out with you into the »now.” Hold I whas is this! exclaimed n deep toned voice. "Unhand that woman you scoundrel!" A powerful man sUiod in the doorway. He dealt the robber a blow between th* eye* which struck him back into the « entry. His gmsp of Milly was relin­ < <quished and she fall to ths fliair. “O, «ir," she cried to the comer, “save me. This man ha* robbed us. nnd would ■ murder me that I would not toll of It” t “Fear not, madam, he shall not harm you." responded Die stranger "Fellow, ; isurrender yonraelf." "Gel out of my way,” cried the robber ।making a rush for the door, and striking ।nt the atranger with a bowie knife. Giv­ sized ing back a few step* tbe stranger sei 1 him th* robber by the collar,.whirled whirled him his foe; face ir. in the the sround, and threw him on hi; A cl»nd of ten thousand gnats dance up and down in the sun—the minutest interval between them—yet no one knocks an« tfo-r headlong upon the grass, or break* a leg or a wing, long and deli­ cate as these are. Suddenlv—amidst your"admiration of this matchless dance —a peculiar, high shouldered, vicious tmat, with long and pendant m>se, darts out of the rising aud falling cloud, and tm v..ur cheek inserts a poisonous sting.— What possessed tl>e little wretch to du thisl No «>ne knows. A four-hors* oosteh come* suddenly on started in an oblique 'direction, bearing North and East, and had Dot gon* tar nor a dock. They are under the very when a man stopped from behind a tre* Wo give th* particular* wheels and hoofs, and yet they eontriv* and sh’it him. to flap and waddle safely off Habitually in hi* own word* a* they were given after stupid, heavy and indolent, they are the excitement had subsided, and with ' the understanding that they would ba > The robber struggled, but th* nevertheless,' equal to any emergency. ।snow. airanger knelt heavily on lb* small ot his Why doe* the lonely wood-pecker, when publikhed: back. “As I was going along near th* roadside he descend* hi* tree and goes to drink, ‘You cannot escape me, yonng woman,' back, and grasped hi* hair. “Li* still," Mid th* stranger, “or I will stop several lim** on the way—listens a man—a stranger to tn*—stopped out he said. “You will find it most conven­ and looks sround—before he take* hi* from behind a large b«*ch Ira*, and asked ient t» make a clean breast of it at once. •end a bullet through your„braln." me if I belonged to the volunteer com­ The robber felt the cold barrel of n draught! No one know*. It will be btUer for you.” pany. 1 told him 1 did. He said, ‘You Milly Milly strove to release her arm. The pistol on his ear, and obeyed. won’t go aG—d d—d step South," drew rough treatment xh* received aroused her quickly brought rope*, at her re*cncr'a Th* Avenger ®f Cel. Ellsworth’s Death. a pistol from a aide coal pocket, and shot. The Troy Timet, of May 25lh, says: rcauest, and th* robber waa bound hand temper, and indignation overcame all Th* courage and heroism of the gallant He waa four or five pace* from ma, and ana foot. other feelings. aa soon as he had shot, ran W**t into the “It was a strange providenc*," th* new young Trojan, Francis E. Brownell, who “Let me go. yon scoundrel! let ma go comer xald, “that overtook me In a snow so nobly avenged th* death of Col. Ell* or I will call for help,’’ ah* criad. the bnye to look ML* My lefthand waa “Call, you fool,” Mid th* brutal fellow, storm on the prairie, and forced m* an worth, and shot the eowardly traitor who hanging oy my side, and 1 had no pistol “and much good may it d<» you. Keep hour ago to lake refuga In vour smoke­ aaaassinated him, are to be properly com­ with me at the time of th* occurrcoo* ” memorated in a medal which some of our house. nearly dead with cold." ymiraelf *till and tell me where the Milly acknowlsdged th* truth ,of the citizen* have already purchased, and which money b.” left hand to the first joint, were sboi away “I will not!” *he exdaimad, h*r ayea remark, and *he knell and thanked her will b« presented tn him on his return to and the flesh to the torn* of the third Father in Heaven far her deliverance. this cite as a member of th.^ *toott ac­ flashing fire. companying Col. E.'s remain* Young Th* next day Milly’s busband cam* “You will not," h* then replied, we county who bears a higher repatathm for borne, and wh*n be had been told all, he Brownell is a son of Charles Brownell, ahall see.' County Superintendent of th* Poor, *nd He relrnived her wriat so violently that, remarked ; "Thi* fellow was In th< tavern at the is a* modest as ho has proved himself to she reeled half across the room. Then, It he brave and cixil. He is a member of hu seised that sleeping infant from the। vlllag* th* day 1 *old my prodne*. Engine Co. Nn. L of thin city, and gav* fowler, and ninny citizen*, turned out to cradle and held it al arms length almost; will learn me a le**>n-never to let strang into the biasing fire, so that the terrifiedI *rs know when money is plenty with me. up a lucrative situation to enterthara^gof Cui. Ellaworth’a regiment as a-prtWIu mother expected to see it* light garments) Irat they shall be tempted to crime, and soldier. He has already mad* hi* mark, bring ruin on me and mine.” . catch the Dame. That day some sixty men gathered at and may aeeqnire a reputation which ‘Now, then, where la the money 1I Sp*ak out quick, or hear your ha*-* *hnekt th* house of Mr. Dean. The robber was shall b* Imperiahabla. AU hremr to him la 1887, in man«with pain. I will burn it to death beforeI recognized aa a notorious horse thfef who your eyes if you do Dot tell mo where thej had long infested that neighborhood.— He telegraphed to hie father immediately There was a sumrtary trial, and then in after the death <>f the lamented Ell*worth. money i*." ‘Monster, give me my child 1" shriekedI dogged silence the wretch who would have in the following laconic dispatch: drive* straight through the middle them. burned a harmleaa infant and murdered a faithful and gentle woman, submitted to r bi* insvitable feta. A rudely construct­ s ed gallows, and a stout rope ended . bis existence. So on th* thinly settled fronl Hers of the W**t do they mete oct s justicejo th* offenders against life and Milly, endeavoring to reach ths little taa.. infiust closer to tb* ffomaa. looked tato hie ay The mother hundred dollars In robber, beeides the gold ha had Uk«n from Mr*. Deen. A* there were no atebn. .KMUJM «<**»* i.mvur* The people of CbarluUs ’ and vicinity were thrown into a stale of intense ex • citemen* on Wednesday evening by the arrival in town eoon afur sunset, of Mr. Peter Dow, win ut John Dow. of Sunfield, with his left hand mutilated by a pistol i shot, and of th* hunt by volunteer* and citizen* for the perpetrator of the out­ rage. Mr. Dow had been drilling as a member of tire “Eaton Rifle*,” during the day, and alerted from the village to go to his uncle’s, a few miles North. He had traveled about a mile, and, aa b* “Fatjuib: Col. Ellsworth waa shot "frank.” ■t Frank was formerly en carrier of the Troy Dail �I !-f JAN RANKER, ithstgfs. We admire etttwpree anywhere end probate order ~*~s= two miles beyond Arlington. Their pickets extend six aad a half miles from Out SPECIAL s M... 1U1. oonsumitt He r; Cutting, the i Gardens in this city. We stated oa Saturday the arrival of hi* wbal* ship. Iff a conversation with Mr. Cutting we gathered some particulars of tbe capture and-traiMportation of the monster, which we think will be of interest to our read- ril *>! Wednesday aSt. of 8.-A.‘ Docoiks, *hfc!r took place1 at is Tbe Two privates of Garibaldi dtataacted.aUte of tlin country will Lav* wwAsbeWj a tendency to make buyers careful, and will keep ott of-Ue MdjnUrely, nearly and at Uiereme Uffish will 'ccfodtaMf the Guards shnl tetterfry thevwrw Albxahdbia, Va., May 81. all speculative buyer*. Diis of course will make the movement wool slo^r,. Lcr frqfq .Richmond t.«ay» .be . .C ' that' : jVJrtteini' >‘ Aquia Credk.- tons. From these figures it may he in­ ferred that the fish is of some account, at least in size; while in a commercial point of view it of no tnean account . The present whale, now an active swim­ ming rekident of our city, was eaught ini the St Lawrence river between tbe Orelle। and Du Ixiop rivers. Hi* capture was ] secured by weirs, a sort of trap made of wooden stakes, inclosing an area of ser , oral miles nf water, but ao shaped as to concentrate to a point, where big fish are> nabbed. These weirs are set each year for the whales, at a time when they make their-annna) visit to the locality in ques­ tion. Fourteen hare been caught within two months, which period is commonly called a season. All but that caught for pfr. Cutting were killed for lhe purpose procuring the oil, which ia there only pro­ duct of any value. Having been secured be was placed in a huge box for transpor_ tntion. ' “ Before this was accomplished, however, the whale gave his captors much trouble by his powerful flappings, jumpings, Ac., having floundered some Frenchmen sev­ eral times much to tbeir peril and incon­ venience. The box was lined with sea­ weed, and was partially covered at the top with slate. ’ The precious frieght wm then carried seven miles ©ver one of the roughest roads in Canada; and from thence by mil five hundred miles to Boston, by special trains, at an expense of some Ocren hundred dollars. The whole en­ tire enterprise did not coat less than one thousand to one thousand two hundred Tbe whale is twelve feet long and weighs two tons. His transportation was attend­ ed by many Interesting events. . At one station the’monster was as well watered - transportation. , Up to half past eleven o’clock to-nlcht the Government had pot received further Our advice to farmers is not -to hurry advices frpm Aqui* Creek. The Keystone State witnessed the fight their dip into market until tho price is several hours., fully established, and even then tbe chancIt appears there arc two batteries there. es fur. holding until nearly the dose of the The War Department is to be kept usual buying season, is in fiivor of the opea all night for information. seller. Dtcre ia considerable of list i Baltimokb. May 81. year’s dip still in market, in the hands Ex-Governor Pratt was ’arrested last t that the price of wool trill range lower At tho present by eight or ten cents, than lavt year.— fum down to the • c national loss, which will be seriously felt by all parties anti all classes. Howeverf much we may differ in regard to tho policy and purpose*] of his varied political! life, the future historian will record-the( ennobling and rtffeemIng feet, that in the time of his county's peril, ho sunk thet of specilbtors. Should the price come up so that speculators are willing to sell aloft by his precept and example the ] what they have on hand, it wiU pass into glorious flag of his country. tbe hands of manufacturer* and will have partisan in- the Patriot, and died bearing a tendency to depress th* market again, L’oco*»iituUon*l. It is among the peculiarities of the present crisis of;affairs in pur country, that those who are attempting to destroy the constitution and defy lhe laws of our oounUy, are among the first to complain of any supposed infraction of the consti­ tution or lows iwdealing-out jintlca to them. Those who have resorted to wholesale theft, robbery, arson, pillage and even murder,] in defiance of all law, and for the nvowtfd purpose of breaking up the Government; who have never hesitatod to mob, lynch and murder peace­ able citizens, are seriously exercised that it is thought by those well posted tn Such matters, that tho price of wool will be much mor* uniform than usual through­ out the year, but that tbe mod favorable time to sell will be near lhe middle of the buying season, say from the middle of June to the middle of July. Should tbu price continue extremely low during tho time named above, it may bo safe to hold a little later, but not otherwise unless prepared to hold until fall or oven to next spring. AVAR NEWS! ! the Government should take any means to restore order and punish the offenders. New Yurk,%Iay 80. night at Annapolis and taken to the VVashingtcn Navy Yard. It is rumored that Ex-Governor Low has also been arrested. Nxw Yoax, June 1. The Tribuue'a dispatch *ayr.- "Sev­ eral. Virginians, Union men, arrived in Georgetown to:d*y, having been forced to leave their homes by threats ot vio­ lence from Socesaionista, if they re­ mained. Such of tho Union men, in the coun­ ties jn Eastern Virginia, opposite thia city, aa can arc escaping. A gentleman from Virginia, ntar the North Carolina line, who arrived here, says : “The storehouse of supply, for a large portion of the Southern country, is three flouring mills, which are turning out three thousand barrels of flour daily ail of which goes to feed treason. There are thousands, in his opinion, who only want to see Federal bayonets and the Federal flag to return to their constitu­ tional obligations. ‘•About four miles from the Ferry, at the village <if Knoxville, the American flag is kept flying, sustained by a small baud of determined Unionists. My in­ formant bad occasion*to test the fidelity of these men, and knows that in all things they can bo relied on. The two large culurnbinds lately ship­ ped from Pittsburgh to Fort McHenry, were spiked by the secessionist* in the streets of Baltimore,- anti this wm not discovored until they were mounted in tho Fort. Die re has been great dissatisfaction in the MasiaeliuMlta camp at the Relay House, arising from the unmilitary con­ duct of Brigadier General Jones. He was burned in effigy last night at lln-ir egmp. Brigadier General Pierce will The THturie sdispatch says: “At Graft and denied their authority and binding on tliere were 2,500 troops on Sunday, and more were pouring In from Harper’s force, rdy upon tbe asme constitution, Ferry. Several bridges had been destroy with their interpretation of it, to tie tho cd, among them one nt Clarkeburg on the bonds of those who would sustain the North-western rail road, and one about ns if bo had been a locomotive. The Government. Those who hare denied half-way between Wheeling and Grafton, aqueous attentions were quite necessary the authority of law, are now raising Die Iron Monocacy bridge was. threaten during the journey of sixty hours. All od, but Gov. Hicks sent a strong body o| flfong tho route the the distinguished their bands in holy horror, because mili­ Maryland troops to protect it. traveler was the object of great curiosity tary law has taken lhe place of tbe civil “One end only of the great rock blown and the most animated conversation. low which they have defied. down at Harper’s Ferry hud fallen on tho On being placed In the huge tank at Tbe Southern traitors aud a few of thfiir track, and two hours work with gunpowthe Aqunrinl Gardens, lhe process of dor would suffice to remove it which was witnessed by hundreds with Northern sympathizers are severely exer­ “ Gen. Johnson, it is said, considered lest the Preaidenl shall-exceed his that be had time sufficient to secure his tbe most intense interest, the wbale at cised, 1 once swam in the most lively acd graceful constitutional rights, in taking measures retreat. manner, and before ho hnd occupied his to make them respect the constitution. “Gen. McCleilnn has thrown strong new residence half nn hour, was appar­ It is.deemed by these men, to be uncun- bodies of troops from Parkersburg and ently quite at home. He has since been Wheeling toward* Grafton, but some fur tbe Provident to call nut the wonder and admiration of thousands ■titutkinal ' delay would be occasioned by rebuilding of our fellow citizens, prominent among volunteers to sustain the laws; and the bridges: There are numerous batteries in course which are the naturalists, teachers and same । fault is found with quartering sold­ “The force nt Chambersburg now threat­ •*f erection along tbe James, Elizabeth others. Prof. Agassiz pronounces the iers ; and York rivers, but they cannot effect in public buildings, in suspending the ens Harper’s Ferry. whale a grand affair, and the enterprizo of “To dny Gov. Banks’ commission as any damage to vessels in tbe river as the writot habeas corpus, or in occupying] getting it here altogether ni generie. Major-General was ordered, for the pur­ rsge is too long. soil—in fact, io taking any Tho whale is fed on fish. It cats a Southern ' Several uf the Old Dominion dragoons pose of placing him in command of an peek ot herring at a meal, though not on imeans to suppress treason. important column. were taken prisoners by tho Vermont the whole a great eater, his stzu conUN­ It is a lucid commentary upon the de­ “Eight thousand troops will rendezvous Regiment. * cred. Its diet when in its native waters , “Several Zouaves acting as scouts, moralizing effects of party drill and al Cairo for an immediate moveun Mem } is eblefiv a fish called tbe capelin.—Bot phis. seized sixty kegs of powder and fiv* tons • r ipolitical associations, that there ia a class ‘■The Government is now putting forth of lead in a house four mile* from Alexof mon at tbe North, who claim to bare all their vigor, and will urge the campaign I and ria. no interest whatever in secession schemes, to the lowest point of latitude consistent The Zouave* being too few, only bru’t who are ready to juio hands with trait- with dimate and the epidemics of August away what they could, and blew up the ora and demand, that, even now, after the ■nd September, without, perhsp*. any balance. , r WAtmrnjji.Msy 27 18€1. Tbe force in Alexandria expected to formal proclamation for an additional The Alexandria GaztUt suspended itsi South have appealed to force of arms to enlistment fur tho number of forces need advance to-night, but don’t know bow far. publioatiou to-day. The proprietor ofr sustain their position, tho Government Geo. Butler will probably supersede the StHlintl, an evening sheet published Cadwaladeragain in the Baltimore district should take no steps against them only there, has evacuated the town, taking New York, May 31. as Gen. Butler knows lhe ground of the such as would be justifiable in time of with him his press and materials. A few Dio Tribune't Washington despatch Maryland district, and the people nnd stores were open for business to-day, but, peace. Such men are at heart traitors Mya: “AU is quiet at Fort Mtwiroo. the aeceasioniste there know him by this the same air of desolation reigned in the and only want the fitting opportunity to “One hundred and fifty negroes wore at time. place as prior to the occupation by gov­ strike a blow at their eountry’s honor, or the Fort and the number was rapidly in There is do truth in ths statement that ernment troops. creasing. tbe Government will call out 100,000 even to sap tbo foundation of it* existence, . The Slave-pen Cavalry captured at “The Star says nine rebels were killed more men. lu the name of tho constitution they de ­ Alexandria, remain at Ute Navy Yard on al Sewell’s Point in lhe recent conflict; Alexandria, June 1. board a steamer. They don’t talk like mand tbo right to apeak, print and circu­ also that tho rebels had stopped work on Shortly bofurc 1 o'clock last night a enemies. They dedare they were greatly late such treasonable language as might the entrenchment at Manassas. skirmish took place at Wihnlngton Mills, mistaken in tho feeling of the North.— ‘Fifteen thousand soldiers were eon bo tolerated in time of peace. They between a company of Zouaves nnd Com­ Had they understood it they never would cent rated in Western Virginia. have taken up arms against the Govern- deprecate all means taken to as-jertain who “Four Companies ot dialricl militia pany E of the Michigan Regiment and a The nsent. Some wish to join, the United tbo traitors are on tbe pica of the invi­ have crossed into Virginia with six days’ ■eouting party of Virginians. Stats* service. Several, among them the olability ef private correspondence. Die rations. ‘* In tbs Wneei'ng district ths Federals drove them away. Ono Zou­ Ctaptain, profess themselves Union men seizero of telegraphic dlspathes is re­ Union candidate has 31,(XX) majority, in ave was killed and another wounded. at heart, but were forced in their unwill- garded by them as a flagrant violation of lhe Parkersburg district 20,000. Washington. June 1. Ingposition. that right. Upon tbe same ground, they The account* of tbo skirmish by a WAsawuTOM, May 81. : The fortifications commanding Arling­ may and probably will, pronounce agninst cavalry company, under Lieut. Tomp ton Heights are nearly completed, The It is stated that a number of vessais rapidity with which they were erected is tbe examination of dispatches found upon were fitting out here for some deslinalion kins, with the rebel* at Fairfax, is con­ firmed. more surprising when their strength and tho persons of spies who carry intelligenee notpublicly tjiscloscd. Two men are missing and three wound­ general efficiency are considered. Ins following dispatch received at the to rebel commanders ; these are private ’' The troops are ddightsd with their Navy Yard between 5 and 0 o’clock thia ed. five prisoner* were taken and brought aituatioa on the Height*. The view of the correspondence, also. P. M. affords an explanation: It is scarcely any wonder that that into camp. „The Keystone State at noon report* city from there is picturesque in the ex­ Lieut. Tompkins bad two hdraes shot treme, while (here eannot be the least hoary beaded traitor, Chief JuslicoTABxr, that in passing Aquia Creek the Freeborn suffering from beat, owing to the luxuriant who baa spent his last days in perverting, aud Anacosta were engaging the battery under him. ' Those who have - violated constitutions growth of tho forest and the height of the ground. ’ The entire New Jersey Brigade were at work today on the fortificarions. Shall i by virtue of his Judicial position, the at A quia Creek with, success. send the Pocahontas with her ten inch Constitution and tbe laws, at the behest gun to assist! of traitors and for their special benefit, 1 '■SigxxJ, Gft. DAHLGREN. should, at .thia time attempt to shield “Comasndsr st the Nary Yard. i MI karn that Gen. Cass is resolved even in his old age, to die with harness on bis back, and has mounted his old uniform and reviews bis troops, now coujrrgatod at Detroit, every morning He haw contributed out of hi* private fsnda 825,000 to the equipment of the Midtigas voluntoera. 810,000 to the aopport of xh*ir families during-their ab- to their crimes, through the-machinory of these traitors from the penalty attached cobrts, under his special control. But It is indeed surprising that those men and journals that profess to be loyal, *aud , .claim to desire the enforcement of lhe laws and tbe punishment of _treason, should be continually trying to invent ' some method to defeat these objects. There is but one reasonable solution for such a position ; they are traitors in thought and only wait a trivial excuse to be traitors in action. Watch them I driven those —There no longer any dotibt of the re­ moral of Jeff. Davin’ caqital from Hoot- Chambersburg J use L. A sligbl skirmish occurred to-day be­ tween a company of Home Guard* and Virginians. Three Virginians were wounded. Immediately on the receipt of the dis­ A terrible fraeus occurred in tbe negro patch the Navy department ordered two Quarter. Frank Jones, a negro bartier, men-of-war to support Capt. Ward. shot and wounded two soldiers. He fled bur was instantly killed by the aoldiere. . . .Warsaw, Mo., May 31. Hagerstown, June 1. The Union men from Pettis, Henry, 1Banton and Morgan, counties, numbering ]some seven hundred, organized seven corapanie*, near Cole Camp in this county, (on Tuesday last, aud threaten death to < every Meeasionist in the Osage Valley. ’They have sent an agent to Gen. Homey Great excitement exist* here, 'fur arms. ]and had it not been tor the peace arrangement between Gen. Harney and Prio*, 1the military, companies hers would h*v* Secessionists thia morning attempted, 1to take the ferry boat opposite William 'sport, probably, to crore fo Maryland on < foraging expedition. The Unionist* or­ a 'dered the Secaaaionista to deaist and Dot 'complying, thay were fired on. A brisk forcing took place on .both aides for about ’ an hour. Several rebels were wounded. < ' The Untoniate were unhurt Tho rebels _ iretreated. - men from the county al naxaissvao, May 81. A letter received from Martinsburg says Gov. Letcher’s brother commands a company of Infantry than. The troops are disorderly. The small-pox is prevalent.at Harper’s Ferry. ‘ Two companies frem MarUnsburg Jaid SttiJ**** I number of Cbtmties East of tbs Allaghalosing facte hav* been obtained nlcs, including Alexandria and Fairfax, rf tiro OTtrot «l Aequi. Cr«A . The engagement began on Friday and ~ ... ■— -------------. renewed for four hours. .The lower lion of Cite plan recommended by the TWhvsf, editorially, and ln .Mr. UndY: beach battery, damaged on Friday, wood’s communication, treating the old repaired. ‘Dte force of the rebels was government as having virtually abdicated raotxwed to ve be 2.000 men. mew. On BaturSUPPOSea • its functions, like James li in 1088, and iiuidluling a provisional government in its ’I1*'0 aww l*° '"FT "H* — ““ A u.„,,,.., c™""""" f. rwiMsiu , ,1 Mft-, If lbi» is done hopes are enter The Pawnee took a near' position. rur For place. -------r pOMIMUa. - ------------• . ­ __ x of Inatalllag »-■»»» '(l.ivnmiir tq in was brisk from talned a «•» Governor tbe'ffrsc hour the firing was brisk from Richtnood by the 4th. or at lurthermt, the shore batteries. During the engage­ the 20th of Joly, the day fixed for the ment the Pawnee fired 160 shells. reassembling of the M-ntgomery Cm» Au observer saw, through a telescope, grew. The feasibility of this will depend a number of bodies carried away in a upon the movements of tho Foderal Gwvwagon. The officers say the Confedurato had rifled cannon. Both vessesls were ornment, which may hasten to postpone ■lightly damaged, one shot went through on inevitable battle at Richmond. SSrubai DEsaiTY. The AllSougtf tbe fifty 1* fidw ready for There are I market the price is not established. 1'- h. g:. .1 that wenr.- railed upqpomjogncLto oprreaders the death NOT Convention is to be held Official dhpatdMe from Aqte C agree-with other accounts. AU the . *•** •***■•*• HEART DLHEAJ FFYtt ,l” ww i,"b"r’ the Freeburn's cabin, and the Pawnee Mri will resd fur cony, m it • tboM aliould apply bafore It Dated. May Sth. (Atererep?) Wxsanrcvax. Msy X8. Tbo intention of Judge Taney, in issu­ ing a writ of habeot corpui for lhe pris­ oner retained by Gen. Cadwallader al Baltimore, Is to bring on a collision be­ tween the Judicial and Military Depart­ 1SC1. ments of ibe Government, and if possible io- throw the weight nf the Judiciary against the United States and in favbr of tno rebels. 116 14*110071 a rebel him ■elf, for on Saturday, when it wa« suppossd the rebels were attacking ths U. 3. forces al Arlington, Judge Taney express­ ed the wish that “the Virginians would wade to their waists in Northortr blood.” Inoticrtrf.hUonhrSE The animus of this exd unatiun -will be » e»M kill . t.__ i Tv apparent to any one; and the fact that •axl defendant, Harvey H. Spencer. Judge Tahey, old and infirm as he is, vol­ A Art I. <> A.wl... - 11 >L_. _ unteered to go to Baltimore to issue h writ in favor of a rebel, shows tbe alacri- In anticipation of the opening of Con­ gress, the Chsirmau of the Committee* in tho Senate *nd ■ number ot lhe pn-ininenl member* of the House will be here some time about the 20th of June, to con­ sult upon the buisnes* of the session. It is believed that after the session lias be­ gun all may be transacted in to days; only three bills will be required, viz:— An Army bill, a Navy bill, and a Loan bill, and, if the project of disposing of the whole in secret session is adopted, a* m>»sl probably it will bo, the member* need not be detained here longer than the time specified. Certainly, under ths presentcircumstancoa, when action and not talk is needed, this proposition to do lhe whole buisnesw in secret session is worthy of lhe most careful onnstderniion. rebellion. The President has commenced writing his mesrage. He is so constantly inter­ rupted by business, and by visitors, wh ■ monopolize his time from early morning TO CONSUMPTIVES. till midnight, that he says he shall be fortunate if he gets time lo finish tho HE aubsenbsr wiU cbearfolly scad charge' to all who desire it, the message before lhe 4th of July. The Baapfe Recipe by which be waa cur President is firm and determined about Mas disease Consumption. the war. Die word being now with him, “forward ! at the double quiuk I” New Advertisements. T We hhve been shown by Mr. Geo. W. Sutton, of this city, who has the same in his possession, a very choice relic of an­ tiquity. it is one of the pine tree aixpenses issued by the New England colony in 1662. On one side of the piece is plainly visible,‘New England, III. 1662.’ On the other side, the word •Maasachuselta,’and a pine tree "is partially visible, W» think the pieco ought to bo depos­ ited with the Historical Society nf Mich igsn.—Sagittate Rrjmbiican, MagIQ. r. DR. CHAM Winiatnaburg CHANCERY ORDER. recived eight shots. ffl.oOO dotes a day I -I Finfmil ho year! ! I Wbat acrea/and thous Mqut.rbvd to the whole taiully tbs'infait darting baa Iwn toueb teat bontinr uito wot Atfretlona UMrt aaaidt ament shall go there, thetr tot. pe ly Iwpe. The strong mao has. plan tab, this same disease Tins rod d is hslpieg him wrestle with this i rK.. i_ ______ ■ TV i > wriure wis luai prr»<r;l-C . said urder forhb appearance. Jaasa A.Bfcxxxtr, Bolieltar for CoaBbutnt HARMON SMITH. maty Circuit Court Coeinuu..!.,. MORTGAGE BALE. H9ME TESTIMONY plr*»r call ou or sddfi Wm. S. ALLEN. Lihii Street. Nt« York. ;Seaa yirnr friend.' ■'flew adrcrtiaenienL Probate Court uf aaid'County, 1 shall rxpoee axle at Public auction to thn bigbeat bidder tbo house of George 1*. Sierras, in tho townsh of Assyria, in theeouuty of Barre, and State Michigan,on Hutunlay.ihe VTth day .of July. A. |M| a. troro -*-*- *- I — 1^. * -----.1___,_ll. We can beat tliat in Kalnmazoo.— ; Mrs. L. W. Whitcomb, ot this riMagp. • has in her possession a pine tree shilling. tm geart older. It bears date 1652. 1( tiou twentr MX. 1SSI Town oao’11 North ofreun rev*n ft I Wtrt, ]ci«|.tl»< twraty acre* off the is ntaint the size- of a Spanish quarter, North W r»t cerntrj containing •i*iT acres ot rather thiner. and is marked like the tend more or Ire*. GEO. f. STEVENS, Adsiialrtrator. above. Die Saginaw cnin will have to LTCY K UJ.SCOMBII Ad*>u.te>r»trtx. occupy n back seat in the rooms of the Dated June 4lh. tBCl. j«5w7 Historical Society.—Aa/. Telegraph. ff*ttsirui: fWnretct to iris. W»m.!ow'a So Thousand Harr barn gaird frtftu an early rra’ use. This valoibu- nrejiaraUot is th Kalaft ot Do n#taxa J. Williams. Special DUpateb to the New York World. Capt. Germain, of the Yankee, reports f*-’ .u“ a’** Itol Ito o.toum tobt on Furl U.nX i. I °* M«. <>m tiwuxad •i*ht ’““ up and in exollent working order. It | la U»* matter of ths eatue ot DougltM J. was used on Friday night Inal during lint ■ dtomb.rk.Uoo of iroop. .lib fin. Xu 4 Its rays thrown upon Sewell's Point bat 1 ‘bsfm «rt forthuhat sdmu>iatr*tioo «faaiJ aatate terics. so illuminated tho point that any “TpeH.Uo^r; .round lion, b. plninl, nJ TK . ’J iu tho darkest night. [ ,!>r offics of the Jnd(s of 1'robate, foilasitsmL Mto DI. to, l.»f„r Fun Moaro. lo' $tomato 'Xl'S±^? id GEORGE CROSIER, m»rt7xjuB25 COMMISSION ER’S NOTICE. attend to tbo Sick and wounded. This tew “( amd d-eoM«faad all panic.’interested^re seems as though a brush wore contempla I WiS.t?4 »hu" any.why ibs ifo— ----------------------------- u a.,. r. THta.. | xiie nutfc* to .11 parties intrreBted. of tbe pea, Jr“yil Wasbis«t*x, Mar SS IS61. Oo,. urt.. u. PHU. Their dateetlo ver, or ixyweu. nm> . wBo have inow datfle enrrry and promptitude in nnm> ft.™. .. «ly a? Barry .Cute adjust all ctoms We hope the sraundreb will get the t^wjtecgln^tbvy now ore. they are )>ub!i>be>l in tbe Republican Itaaner, a pubtie tfffiSSEU'JSS the arrest of Mr- Carlisle. at lea»t lu nc>, week.inmcdiatrlv procvlina tbe There is a great anxieoy with main ,i?le °f hr*rio«,n Uiepromi.e. ‘ rties North aa tn that disposium will , wjt9 ts ££J.f C made with the private dispatches (A true«py.) sired at th* various offices bv order of the ~— ------ ;------------------- r------- 1---------------Government. We are authorized to rey , A«bni*i»u*t*r>, Bale. that the whole matter will be placed in , ,n tnJlWr °f «>’ ««t«te of WtHiam ]. Dotlb. hum), nl ronfidroll.l rommiroUw.ro wm. win .0*1 IU1Q mnrn to th* offices, ...rylblnn rooneard with porom.l "r print, buabicro. *f »«M cwuntr. 1 »b«!l mms* to sJ. ."“i-""1?'■'l'—'<h. Prospective Eatixralio* from ih„ South to ** i “The following is an extract ww ro. IW vi MnwrotOA roroj r, ......... . Tbe second Saturday in Jure, and tbe Uro Sstrday in September MXl; at which timn and face all partiea having eteitna asainat the *»« abttOsrtnai* fanutxc :— KBENKZER 8AWDY, . CHARLEK GALLOWAt. JOHNATHAN HAIGtIT. Dated. April 30, U4I. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ■IsaosTl. | es A gentleman from Baton Rouge,Ixmis- 1 qu To ConiBmpitre*. inna who has recently been traveling in i *« Western Missouri, and carefully observ-1 ROBERT J. GRANT. ing thest^ta of sentiment of the people, I ; -.too.HG. •’^••’••tofromtagauorrectealcutatinal____________ _ _________________ ______ Of the future action of the State, informs I 2 . ■» „ 3----------------us that, if Misnourl remains in th* Union, ««■<»«& BallrwnM. hundreds and thousands ofsubstantial and •> OnfUftjy-JSffiJ g&ffSS: wealthy citizens of Louisiana will emigrate ' road .01 han BaWs Crock as fallows: hither in search of a home where they can Bcptember next; at which time* and dwell and till the land in safety, unmolestpartteaharinr rial ma against the sax! Dsy -sprees.. ri by lh« fi.nc.ro nd dhtrororo tbu b... Mai Exprm, .ItiMF.M.' onroltled «xl«y, ortribro-n InduKro 11:10 P.M. ndd.prrol.md property .1 lb. Sourb.— HENRY MALLORY. St. Louie Neve. LEAMDKRLAPHAM. CARLOS O. SCOTT. Pmov.i—Mr. D..,., lr.».lin, .ntnforHnftr'. )T«L^w„|n UG cit, yeiurd.,. H. huj.u eom.fmm M.. Orlwi. Ho report, a ud oopdition of ^li-aniopgUt. trr-.p. I„ Un dt,._ The Confederate volunteers are practioS u» an of wv amonj Ij. TVrj .tool os. imolher, jiut for lb. fun of Ito ibing, ud d™n tn bun. Uro, «ro.—Oroiroro. w :H. HASTINGS ialre Beasti TANNERY I IA» JTONEM DENTIgf, la now prepared Instead of “faDfag in” th* ranks, they arc “falling out among themselves *B L> a YDLCANiTE RUDIUCR BA Ooia. NwwYostx,Jww*fa baroroy.cMMMroPoml, r. . iLUTTO NOTICE! -- ---------e. Jf.YMH IS. tan R.J �SPECIAL hkiff NOTICESS«W4U.'b PoiMT.—PoiK il S . TO COSSl’MITIVES mMwia inletoefOHaq,^. Bay. about "°uth ■^ortrt»* Monroe (Old Point Comfort,) and aero* tbe ohanitel from that fort. It ia about eight won DYSPEPSIA, &cd ani ^isttUmom. 1 DEBILITY HEART DISEASE ffver* AGUB, north from Norfolk—from which place it ia approached by land. CONSTIPATION. GiMiA—Weater Virginia baa unanimous against secession as any section could be where the rigbtof free luffersge prerails. w. ter. Uur ,oiu |„ddenl In twenty-fivc countiaa the votes foot up —against aweaaioo, 24.848 : for sms»'■wurrM .1 th, |„„„ „f a,,„, •or in Johixtown on Tiiwd., mDni, ol aion. 2,586. Majority, 22,548. Jrvsdiu •pplied to h|ltl aClirtetian dun pHiUOMT i interested And f« it ,impl , •rfdin., nr wteh Ren. J. Hoyt. J Brf. ^stings’ Jritt dnrrtnt. ATTENTION! BLOOD PUEIFIEB ASt BLOOD PI COMPANY!! ' WAR IC * ON HIGH PRICES! EHAKMSSG DR RO BACK'S SCAFDI.UFIAV REMEMES! I Stacks of rielau. intradmd, NEW GOODS! SPRING & SUMMER ESTABLISHED 11M, lord, plnd In milrimony Fuuo, Kunn- »g®. The teak of.I GOODS. N. BAILEY Ly ol Bnny.tn Mi„ Adob of doltnMon. dis (KQ( pby, gives their opiiuoes tv, men who observe,rrfl doubly anre* bribrothT KSlSLT’ra Mr. Klnpl, la . aobtnUnr In Como, nj C of th. Mkdihrin Hod moment, K>W nr order. DR. CHAMBERLAIN, Williainshurgt. New York. HIS SPRING STOCK Quite un. on a furfoogh of a few daya family, on lhe evening in question, about the vicinitity. accompanied Hoyt, suddenly 10 11 parson Ilia This CIiTTry drop and this sugared Pill ar. to be tbe companion of pain and anqnlsb and .inking sorrow—tbe inheritance obr mother Hve --------- -.i------- u-i- .---- Hew the infant darling baa been the Might that withers half couple accompanied by about twenty of lhe ceremony WAR! their young friends startad for Battle Creek; and at two o’clock A. M. the bridegrooom bado adieu to tho wife of a On High Prices, weary weeks and months, and perhaps “brave soldier boy." • May the groom be proteefibd amidst tho carnage of the battle years of happiness on agnin, to enjoy earth—-or, otherwise, to attheCROCKERY, New York, and which their old friend—the editor. ------------ oc-------- L_ Is KSDIX83 VARIETY, Roberts & Striker, WHICH UK FKOPOIglTO AKLL Wm. tamper (Constable,) and Adam —uavk— Tinkler, have got their names into print Monday. blows, as uminl; nolxwly was hurt mutth. 1ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURP0.SE8.0NLY^a >r given.[that by *>»*<» billiard Hnxling* is now cursed laud aoourdioa to tbe H in-low’s Suotbteg Syrup I Thousand* nf children Tub Wrctcu, Jacksok.—A legal gen .neb .. •vc by ite timely donum nf Wusb.ngmn. who In ihiw ini TEA. COFFEE. HUOAR, SPICES, PEPPER, the preMripiion thh city, knows the man Jackson—th-| PRUNES, FIGS. RAISIN8. CODFISH; murderer <>f G»l. Ellsworth—very well i ' by reputation. He it wa*. who. after lite I John Brown fight at Harper’s Ferry. I nwnni into the river to a rock upon which EU'WEB? TXimnnXBY tbe dead body of one of lhe Brown’s men And Cooking Extracts, had lodged in floating down the stream. ' JRGE CROSIER. Xtetgagte. eaught in tbe act of making a counterfeit at Ay•r'» Cathartic Pilla. Tbeir detection waa accom- VS NOTICE. dable energy and pronintittide 10 protecting the public front imposition through rpunous Imitatinnkof their invaluable medicines. Dr. Ayer’s SaraapariUa, Cherry Pectoral and Pills have come u, be staple necessities with the community, and tbe imposition upon the siek of »pnrtott», worthle-s. it not injurious fabrication. «if tlietn, is in fact lhe consummation of villainy. We hope the scoundrels will get their due. aud In the kfcnlng they now are, they art pretty sure of ll-I'vli.v IjamUr. and with his jack-knife, with diabolical coolness, cut on one of the ears of the dead man and put i( into his pocket, re­ turned to shore. He had the car put into alcohol in a glass bottle, and kept it upon PENS, PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ , exhibition upon lhe fair of his tavern at VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac Fairfax. By this outrageous barbarity, he so aroused the people of that place * MOST POPULAR that they drove him from tbe town, when he went to Alexitndria Such a as the | wretch who aaM**<itteted the foremost military man of his age in the country. Jackson is also lhe same man who headed tbe gang who attacked the Rcpub’ lican liberty pole at Occaquon, Fairfax county, — “*7, before the Presidential election. nl iiMl„p .ir.nUv, sb»i lie cut down tbe pole with his own band, tel cvcrvthingin our line of trade at _______ _ _______ be bought at any place. Uirsu.se PATENT MEDICINES •8 NOTICE. thus guarding Against the corruption and other abuses, and ferriting out the seces­ sion scoundrel* in that branch of the fed­ eral service. He does not intend torntrust a single duty to A suspected officer. S New Arrangement BOOTS <3c SHOES: Qastinga ’’•h. II. Lr»l DISSOLUTION! -J’* winrRTSaasi Monrr. that Gen. N.w Pntnl ttb. th* plana ot lhe Quacks and Rogue* to dur ——— . ■■■»■■■ ...I. I, all Linda of Food. Medicines, Liquors, and Good. w.'.L >1- n.MMS .rf Il, HOUSEHOLD AN'D FARM, 1‘lautation nnd Shop*. For everyFamily, having over a KOO reeeipta on Cooking. Dyeing, Preserving, Cleaning, Ac., liow to Plant aud what it ia beat to Raise. Uow NEW YORK COSTS. A for. lhe public fora period of THIRTY YRS. and during that time have maintained a high character in alnxwt every part of tbe Globe, for tbeir extraordinary and immediate power of roe FECETABLEtLIFE MEDICINES one single trial-tbe/ are not onlr but, in fact, ebe.pcr than anr other Pill*, t^tes^a lem nnmber of them fa produca a Pries «f th. Seandtnavian Blood FnriAar, SI s-.’d; J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. great amount of iotercaUogand M-dscri iiiformatiou can bo luM gratia .f any of th. acute throghout tlw oountry. e*»“" In difficvlt or complicated cue* Dr. E<,b«ck may b. applM to pejdually or by falter .noio.tog one stamp for (Tie reply. ful disease, a full description of all the remedies used foi it* with a careful statement of the results, AUTHORIZED MILITARY BOOKS. Hartings, May I at, H6I. :LzrOTT\A.T’S LIFE FILLS AND.PHaiNIX BITTEK3 J*7 bf“ ■he blukrndown _____ _ _ Please give us a call. THE CONSUMPTIVES BOOK. NORMAN DAILEY. victims of ill health. szEsssaTiar ”7?* No one ean doubt tbeir .upericriii I Thes. books are published on fin. paper, aud beautlfally bound. INSTRUCTION IN HELD ARTILLERY 1 vol. in a Uaudaoiuelr bound roltne for onk Mixas. Mo familr should be witboat them. They are illoa- Prepared by a Board cf Artillery Officers. mailt |I5O a mouth. Send for a circular for agenta- Nir;—Th* Ugbt Artillery Board saaembled by Special Orders No, 131, of 185®. and Special Or- ere I Habit.; unxlration of mind, low of pow uervou* debility, lou of »>ghl. wakefullaeas, k of Militude, eruptions on the foe, Ac., Ac. 8B.ross re i» too lav* ; before you Buffer incun damage, to Jjjith bodv and mind. TeErxUai whsVasyurttaxs|A>T. and a remedei. for Irregularities, UEetruetlona, M hi ulsUonj ’’ ILL I AM F- HARRY, A,rUUery. A J. BUNT, BL Major, DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing tbe Ranlain Arllllarr first aud aecoud atomacha, and creating a tie of pure and healthy bile, in dead of l*»c stale and HARDEE'S TACTICS. •ait kiml; FLATULENCY. Loaa or Arrewrtf of scrofulouji,consumptive, aud diseased condition to whom a numerous offspring only brings suffer­ Rifle and light infciitry Tactic., far the ing and poverty. To »uch n. woo Id tty write, and w. will send you information of a sure, welltested, and never-failThgrttvtXTiVM. urtmenl. By lire ret by cleansing the whole iuardee, U. 1 A.— —Hl. ___ ___ Tel l.-fiotoote THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. It is a terse and br.ntiful paper, snd contain. FEVERS of aU kind, Ibe most v.Tu.bl. information on to a re^lar circulation, reapiraiion in aueh eases thorough aol. On *11 other di*CM3 of tbe 8«xn*J Onjans, a fall explM.tfan of tbe origin of BypbiTls, tb* mean, of prevtation and cun*. Ou Consumption, that fearful disrate. On th. Liver. Heart, Stomach and Skin, On Female Cumnl.int*. On the various Schools ot mediein**. On th* modes of Treatment now Practiced. On ths False Treatment of Diaeates. On ths various Medical Humbugs. On th. Phjsiology of Marriage. On the cumtnoa mus* ot Midwtno. On Diet, Exercises and Ablution. How the Phyrician should be. A NEW ARTICLE. A new and deligbtfal Stomsslucand CbrdfaVlbr giving tone lu the Stomach, asd tor lb. preven­ tion oTbillio.i complaints incident ts th. West­ country. Try IL As a moraing drink to sasirt diarotlon and rel».»e Dy.pen.li, it has no cqpaj. Try R, In flsnor ft (»ti j trior \o tU utter Bitters. Try field exercise <Wa*hl3Siou, May It. IDO. • which they arr composed, and ■ lariag uuuatutal cravings erf thec stomach,directly prvmotive of _______ TEMPERANCE, tbe present proprietor believe* that in tasking them widely kuowm tbo public welfare fa subscrIt will man b. for sale by Ml of Dr. finback's nmaerou. Ag.itis, and st Hotels, Ae.j tbs country over. In ib.mcp tim., older, will be filled di- Principal office and .ale room*. No. • East Fourth »t-, rd bnllrttng from Vain atrect, Cincin­ nati, 0.. LaLnratevTfn Hamutond alreet. For «nlo by J. P. Robert* A Co. Hasting*. Eli Nlcbois,Orangeville Milla. P. A. Keeler, .Iso Hoff­ man and De Helmer. Middleville. M. C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Drujqrists and Merchants gen­ realty throughout tl.e country. ajirit$-ly CAVALRY TACTICS. 80WARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA. ^^vr'o’3^MSeeiKU^ Was DxragnrprT, Washixctox, Feb. 10.1811. cnooL Boots of all kinds, also Nswsraraai for sain by ROBERTS A STRIKER. We have the very b«t authority for staling that Senator Chandler, during his late visit to Washington baa not in any respect interfered with removals and appoirUmenta to office, or made any sugges­ st tb. Store of T. ROWER. rialiiug the prescription will pleaae aa- tion relating therein. The appointments R«v. EDWARD A. WIJaSGN. > now made, were decided upon and promWilliatnabcrgh, actlO-ty Kings couutv, Mew Fork. iwd. before tbe war begun, except in enrne introduction of BOOTS J P. Roberts and Co.,aad by drnggists generally instances where there have been remov­ als for cause. We may further say. that Senators Cbahma* and Wads have vol. ■TJCJEXfct : 7-EXPr« 1 1 TESCTM 1 untecred their services to the govern­ Whe^oehMtAUiin! BeasUM Te«lh! ment for special aids, to be employed In ORDERasy sm-vi' om h proper, during ths WlI.LfAM JOIEM, war. and an for have been kept busy, par- . ROWER S HARDWARE STORE. which latter they W«»rei|>f.rw«l bl Market, which we advance from THE MOTTO 1 Th* following is an extract from a letwrtttta by ihe Rev. J. S Holme, pastor of th. I‘rerpnnt Street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. T-, lo the "Journal and Messenger.” Cincinnati, O., icd.pesks volumes in far r of that wcrld-renownA friend just from Washington "Pc“k* rd medicine. Mica Wixilow's Soonuxo Bravr nf Gen. Seott’s labors ns immense. There ron CniL&osx Tsrrutxo , joints. Special aUection will b* paid to COMPOUND­ "We sec an advertisement in your columns of are cruigtaniantly kepi before his quarters ING and potting np PRESCRIPTIONS; and any Hk*. Winslow** Roorntxa Srnrr. Now we never about twenty horses, all saddled and on* pnrehMing medicfaM of us ean rely upon . ready for a start, and every few minutes their being couriers are going and eotning with orders Also WORMS, by dialodgisg from th. turning* and reports. This friend also states ot the bowels tbe slimy matter to which these ROBERTS A STRIKER. creatures adhere. that lhe labfir of Mr. Wells, tho Secrc calnej ctn't do better than to Uy in a supply/ •CUBVEY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by a perfect purilv which these LIFE is in hts office night and day, attending to MEDICIKeSeivc to th. blood.andall the humors. RCORBUT1C EMUFTlONb aud BAD all the detailsol the Navy, department, 1 VLCANITE RUBBER RAM. THE GUIDE 4NQ.GUARD LOW PRICES’ ©’EDWP, IFMDIB (O&SJH GALLOWAY, boeninraded.) eftw u no. Bear ia mind Ibal the bvAni,I2> ETABLE BLOOD PILLS ar. endorsed* by "£• ill*, iancoof thuuuud,ur i;-._---- :■-------- ' . , Pathology, Prertnlhm and cure of all diaeaaca of Utmary and Hexual Organa, akd a wxaxtxo voice Ever shuwu iu this DA11 A1TD 01E1E 2 GROCERIES! RECRUIT THE DEUiLITATED, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUOTIONiOFTHE BLOOD . OR SECRETIONS, in Which (I.— «M1I -■ . SHOES are prepared to sell al a small tnlJcs heretofore kept in with only one such institution. CR OCKER Y! The Gentlemens Medical CoBpanien, APPROVED CREDIT. the R>>uer Block, have departed, to parts, to us, unknown. CAUSE 800.1 TO VEAI.: BOOTS, FOB THE h* >QputaiuKr^pl.jgU«Hi?teai^ ob»aiaed far th. cure of iTiseaK ia al! ita fifrtnt, with full ex­ planation. of the cauaec, .ymptotu., diet, balblng ■nd exerclK. Price 50 cent*. The ‘'lie” passed between tham and words came to Itollara and fifty ceafc: itamlag a power of »afa. SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, •md there is no d isenae ef t Ke Stomach sod Bowflq muBri"' *&* •err0M V*1*®. tbe akin, glands or Ao mistake this time I by indulging in a little fight, in front of the postuffiec, on recruit GROCERIES VERY CHEAP JUST RECEIVED TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL Judge for your.elrM. AIm publiabed at the Infirmary, to aid these THE’ I.AniE’S MEDICAL FKIEXD, DRUGS AID HF.DICINE8, item I cn Is Paints, Oils, Cam. AM phene. Bit ruing Fluid, Belligerent. HENRY L. THOMAS. iE**iMdfurtbe South SHOES, etc., enjoy a reunion in bliss, throughout nn vie- I procured wine of tour f I’lllsand Blood purifier, from RICK FENIALER, “b|fuE FA-VULY ranitlAff, eternity of years, is the sincere wi.h of 'n new nnd most complete assortment of rye Crosier, ot OuUrfo LIVER COMPLAINT, ani mtore tbe health and rtrcngtb of the .ufcrtx. piy, will! auvicc anti airvcuona rue cure, any IM. kuI usXhotusmdiqg for advir. will L. devoted lo furnishing modicino. to th. poor. - In all cases ■a * .>■ ' - - ' If X.. meet on that happy shore whore loving hearts shall aring date the tiftcenlh l wof our Lord one DYSPEPSIA letter, Detaining fall ac­ count I DRUG STORE!!! B00TS ASJ) years, ths day that shall bring baek her field, oiid the bride preserved from the | ills Incident to usall, that they may meet HOME TES«TIMOXY. DRY GOODS ’ ! millineby HEADY-niDE CLOTHHG, HASTINGS to anxiously awsi', through tbe long.long JE SALE. CONTAIN MO MINERAL. BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS! was per­ The bride returned to her father’s house or that they r to be penwmally .erred tent .abject Tbe «rid»n„ .. IU. P which it st all time, aeccuible to tbe public [eatablhho. the following F ’ blushing Addie was few hours only, anti took the cars, to re­ tment .ball gv there, their lant, perhaps thrir enrybepc. The .trottg msa bs*. planted in his viiM>. thi. won diiwaae This red drop by hi. .idiZlitlping him wrevtle with thi. inexorable enc.v LARGE AND HAND of made a soldicren without resistance on join his fellow soldiers at Fort Wayne. of this order ON FACTS: ?}•« Jfo BLOOD PURIFIER and MLOOE will be to gitc joy to the affli.tcd by effecting ia formed at six o’clock and at nine, lhe •XZ mumIm; io Tallow, his premises, and lhe part of any. :kts by “oune down ou” NOW Poll Comprising a forty of the young men and maidens of iW dears, Tn what an inconoeivable amntini o iffenng doe* thia point I— :70."'*’du»e« a day ! ■! Fifty millions of dose, per ARE with one of the LARGEST and OF GOODS, BEST AsaortmcnU (CS: expectedly to moil of “Uride Carver’s” -~r, Def-Uaar. Court beid at I__ liasti nge, i0 aald conn WE o«.,' «n eamp at Fort Wayne, .nd was at home Notice! itegtewbl. comptexioss. ills for a rery .hart time, will i>f SALT RHEUM, sud a strt king taiprovem^t tn Ums dcaroeu of ths ikiu.— COMMON C0LD6 sad LNFLUENEA WiU always three atampa for return b. cured by on. dose.or by two in lhe wont nw.r PILES.—Th. original proprieter of these med­ icines, wm cured ofPile., of85 year, standing by tbnnan eflh.LtrsMsmcwM alsse. t [ i i. givm gr.iu, ty th. ing Surgeon,lo all who .pply by letter, edical advice M NewYcrk. aflhctwl tivsiy forbidden. J. R. POINSETT, Secretary ef War. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. MgLELLAND’B BAYONET EXER­ nnea leave lhe ay atom sutgect to a return of tbe diaeaae—a cure by llieee medicines it pcruiaucnl, Tmt Tncs. as Sarianen, urn as Cmu>. Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro­ BILIOUS FEVERS A LlVMB OOMPLAMiTS. type ; Melninrotrpc;- Sjitrereolype; "Mirror Ambrotype; Neilngraphic; Pearl A mbrotyp*;- Ornamental CISES. Ninth st., rials , r Geo. Fxiscuu.li. Je2l;tj N*wrter>*. HOW LOST, ON THE NA CAL CURB AND COPYING ■ original. Iwffig«< r.unriB. FOp SULK BYALL DBVGGWre. tnitahi. ‘ ........- ■• .. ................. .’iuiW Shaving Saloon! wurnKw’scott. s Exxa D. HtuavwsLL Presufra HOW RESTORED �3-. 784/ ONLY PREPARATION >F ¥8ARS, STQpD UNION I ■b«rcr^> tlar erery day! CURE NervousHeadache SAVE THE And testimonial*, new. and al moat without num her. might be given from IndiM and genilcorau Is ail gradra of *omctr. who** netted tcalinioov none could rosiat, that Prof Wood'* Hair tasterativ* wJI reatore tbe bald aad gray hair, aad pre­ serve lb* hair of the youth to old age, in ail ita youthful beauty. 7 Bottle Creek. Mich-, tae. Zl. I»M. Paor. Wood: The* wilt plea a* accept a lie* to cfoweie dtseaae. attended with *a erantion on th* bead. A continual ceure* of suffering through life having reddsedne lo 4 of tteprnd nc* 1 have not been able to obtain stuff for cap*. Bei­ AND- BUY YOUR GOODS R. J. GRANT. d aicknee* will removing the . Lra ar* *0 aubji another terg. bottle would restore )t entirely and pertnanenlly. I feel anxious to pereevvro in itoua* and being destitute uf means to pnrebaae any more, 1 would aak tbe* if thou wouldst not b* will­ ing to to eeud me an order oa Ihine ageata for a long tuv**t>g*tion aad carefully conducted exper­ bottle, aad receive to tbyaclf th* acripture declar­ iments. having been in um many year*, daring ation—“th* reward ia to thoae that are kind to Aha wtaiab um* they have prevented and relieved a widow had th* tahwloed.” vast amount of pain ami anlfcringfrom Heartache 'Thy frfeod, SUSANNAH KIRBT. whether originating in th* asrveM system or ad*. magod state of tha ttwa'l Thev ar* ant'raly regs'abl* In their ccmpoaition. and may be taken at all time, with perfect safely without making any change of diet, «• J tbo ahomet ^•ngdmaaeombU toad* rrmtaa U oaof to admimu- . --­ scalp «a* alrooat vulirely bereft of IU covering, and much of the remaining portioa* upou iff* aide* and back part ol tny brad aborth *n*r b* earn* gray, so that pou will not b* aurpriaed when I tell you that upon my return to tbe State of Indi­ A box will be **ut by mad prepaid on reempt ana, my mor* ca*u*l acquaintance* were not *o much at a Iom lo dueorer ibe eaua* ot the chaag* PRICE 25 CENTS. in my appearunce. a* my tuor* intimate .acquaia tenw* were ta reebgnur st* at alL AH order* *hould be addressed to • I at one* made application to lb* moat skillfull pbyaicana in th* country, but. recci nag no aaaar*uc** from tb*m that my hair oould again be re­ stored, 1 waa forced to become rocuncifod 1s my fat*, until, fortunatair. in th*' latter part of tb* year IMT. your R«*foraUv* wax rrcovnended to me by a druggtal, aa being th* moot raltabl* Hair Restorative in uae. I tried on* bolllr, aad found BEWAU OF COUNTERFEITS! Tb* genuine h*v* fir* aignaturee of Henry C. taaldingon each box 8aid by Druggists aud all other Dealer* tfe Med- ON LOW PRICES Come and See!! HVAE JUST RECEIVED dollar*' worth ot Raatoratire. aud aa a result, bar* a rich cat of very soft black hair, which no monby tan buy. A* a mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill in th* production of ao wonderful an artid*. WILL cuxnscx ALL WHO SCTTU FROM ! liar* recom-nroded it* n*a to many of mv tneuda and acqn.iuia.ycM. who. I am happy t* lateral you, ar* using It with Irk* effect Very respectfully rocr*. A. M. LATTA. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Depot. 444. Broadway, and sold by all dealers SPEEDY AND SURE CURE throughout lhe world, The Restorative I* pul up in Bottle* ot thro* IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. aixea, vix : large, tnedhjm. and amaU; th* small bold* U a pint, and n|*ilt for on* dollar a bottl*; ls O**« ntdmoniaU ware wuWwdsd Jy btr. Bpslu- tb* medium hold* at Must twenty per eent mcr* in pronoriion than tb^tmall. retaila for two dol D.S, TAsy afard pr^fofAt gjt taro a bottle; tha arg* hold* a quart. 40 per cent wy of thia tndg aoiaa^fc duectwy. mors in proportion, and retail* for XX a bottle. O. J. WOOD. Proprietor, 444. Broadwav, New Terk. and ll4M*riet8troat,8l. Loma, Mo And sold by all good Druggist* *i.d Fancy Goods Dealer* everywhere. JanJyl-eem 1 bars tried your Csposhe Pills, and Illht tW< » <mU that 1 want yon w aeod me two dollars CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE, NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL E©D1S & SECffiP, Hartfo.-d.Pa, Fab. 8.1ML I wiah you to **od m on* mcr* box of your CapbaHe HHa 1 Uot romiotdo frmi deal bonejit fmmlkcm. Tour*, respectfully, . LART A5B STUltBOUSE. GROCERIES Bpraea Croak, Iluotinrtou C*., P-, I Jaaoary 18, Is, IMI. | B. C. 8r*xaue. Wl -IB abscesa in my right pint bowl, or larger than a oocoanuL 1 had not buttoned my vest with anv comfort for over a year I bad consult­ ed some of the best physicians in tha Htale.acnon which was Prof Hamilton, of Buffalo, and n«oj othcry. all of whom decided that my disease wooly terminate fetally : that the abaccsa vould evented ally break inwardly,hnd ran my bfea,ay. I waa oot ablo lo labor much for two years, and not lik­ ing to ba idle, I commenced taking your Pills.— Boon after, tbe awallisg commearad disappearing and finally appeared to Domt externally. 1 barams alannoif and sent for Dr. Sprague, who ad vised m* io cotuioua tbe Pills, aa my recosary was rsptdlv being complete?. I continued to use the Pills io small doaca for some months, and found myself fnllr restored, the ulcer healed and I con­ sider myself a well man. Th* aew* of tb* curs aoon aprsod through thia section, and mor* than a thousand boxes of Herrick's Pills have sold la Isctoeed tad twenty-five eiota, (M,) for which. ■A box nf “Oapbabd FUla." Band to addraaa ot Tbe discovery of coating a pm with sugar sm*v. Tn C. Fillar, Revnoldsburg, Franklin Co. Inaiad with Dr. Bsrriak. All others ar, couatarMe. Tow Pilto uorh libo a aUrm rare SmXkL aA fcHs, sod if uwd will do harm, and diaappont tha sick. Ilernek'sPills are eleguitly put up, Mln box. with a large street of direction, and aril for !S coots per box , 8 boxes for >1. HARD-WARE AND DRY GOODS! Tbs Bust and Cbeamait HotiMhald Remsdy in the World. •Theo* renowned Floaters ear* pain*, woakaaaa aad distreaa iu lb* back, aide* aad breast, in fie* hour*. Indeed to certain are they lo do this, that Tbe Albany Evening Jbitnoal, in nn in­ terealing akelch, «*f ecamea and incidents that occurred ia the old RepraaenUlive's Hall, during ha thirty yearn eneupancy by Cungraea, thu* describes one of Uh- warm­ eat end muet memorable occasion* ev* witneaued in the old Hall: On tbe 18lh ot January, 1837, the House adopted lhe usual rule In lay anti slavery petltltdnenn the table;-thi* being denominated the “Hawea Gag,’' to dieUnguiab it from U* “Patent Gag,” and the “Atherton G*g.” On Monday, lhe 6lh of February, 183T, " ' having occupied an b<»ur or more in hauaUug hia pile ol anfialaverv m*m st «oee with *ntn* ktmi af putter ■ glue. They want their Httle c»o»h» cured,*" that they may brettih «l *br*r e-*!- wbrn they have no lung* left worth roeoUnettag. Tk« v.mW Mv. alls! I" teU *• eiltolu to J..h» U» B.WIO. «W” >■“ id WM in Un chsrger, and “ balsam that would cure cut*. Thm can­ not he done. But H i* wy profit*™* tn Ils shout It, snd ««y th»4 U <*«? done. The people who make s busui*-* of this Ivlng, snd profiUng by tt, «re culled qwh.-Dr. Hointt. Stacks of Clot kin SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE! De not ask for anything bat Beady SOOTHING SYRUP, Pay For Children Teething. will allay a& >ein and apaamodsc octtoa. “*n um TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend wps* H. wetter,. U will gir, rest l« yeurwUM. and RELIEF AMD HEALTH TO TOUR IXFAXTS. In mvtknldgy tbs nsthe drltv nottiMfkW,b*v,pu' wp and sold this srtieie for |y presides over Silence *nd Ughi—show­ tea «aa»s. and eaa ear, ia aad tnU U A. vt,*. II... *----- il.l. ■— . ing that it is only out of the depth <W con­ er Polk, saiA “1 hold in ray hand a paper ttemplated allene* that ths gt*st light «»t tbs soul, Troth ran sriwa. purporting in be apuUUon from certain t ■laves. If 1 should present it lo the A Sentimental chap aay« th"t he In­ House, would it go on the table under the order of the 18th of January T’ Tha ।tend to petition to Congrea* for a grant to Also for Sals. ■peaker *cemed bewildered, and bad j-i*t Improve ; the channel* «f affection. fc» that tune to atamnier out *omethinlg about |henceforth the "course of true lusff may the gravity of Um quesUon when tbe en run , smoothP> CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, tire pro alavery *ina of the Chamber ex Eluded with the intense wrath. “1x1 him The Fiil'tr* I* the hmvsn where th* P»"t lo lhe township of Tanlea Springs; e expelled !" *b<»nted Dixon H. Ixwi*, (la glorified. In the strong man’* ho».m whose huge tiody, weighing five hundred each ( dead Pad ri»« t-> a roronativm day avoirdupois, c-rae waddling and wbe«t .In the Fntvre. more gioelmi" than ever ing toward the clerk’s desk. The whole (transfigured with brwtv and light. In the Village of Heat ing«. corps of Uipuch were tin tbeir fret, ■creaming. Wearing, gesticulating like ' Titles tn ail -f these. I a dis pcta bib, and demons. Pulp plied hi* gnvol and called order in vain, while the spectators in Uie ramadird. eaff iu daath. Wa baHrva H IbtkMt overhanging galleries canirbt lhe spirit of ’ I ion l cart you neser pay /ar them and auraal remedy ia the world. I* all earea * Dyaoatary aad DiarrhoM ia ebUurea, abetUr it Uie scene, and ware going wild with exarise* fnx» te thing, or aaj oUwr caa.r W, cite.neuL Quick aa thought resolutions wo«M aay lo evaty molbrv who lias a child aofrW VP Till ISTKRIST. were prepared fur Uie expulsion of Mr. feriog frvni any of lire forejtviag drecare*. da aet 1*1 your pnjud.tr-. or the preiudic* o | otlreri, Adam*, based on the a*aumption that he D. I'. OWLET. ataad beleceu yaa aad yvmr auXrriur ebUd aad had prearntea a peUtiuo from slave* for Hasung*. >*•» 14. •wU th* relrefthal aril) ba .aro-vaa, aUolatel* «sr*U> folio* tb* um ut Ibis medteiac. if Uwvly awd the abolition of slavery. Ere they wenFull diroctiou*for u.u g will accvaip«Oy raeh bot­ Isirly before the b>Hi*e, they were offered tle. Noa* itanuio- ualea* lb* foc-aimil* af in a'modified from by Mr. Wsddy Thom­ CURTIS h CALKINS. X«« York. >• oa tb*rataid* • ragpar. Bold by Dragguta througbasl lb* son, now demanding lbs cvnsura rat bar than expulsion. Thereupon the debate । began. Il raged violetiUv three day*.— I Hastings' gnsintss finrto S® A1XBES Thonipa--*, Drumgoole. Wiser and Under wo-d leading off for tbe *laveocracy, while Lincoln, Cushing, Phillips, Granger, and other* defended Adame During tbe height of ths tempest the rotunds, the galleries, the passengers of ibecspiod be­ ing filled witban excited throng, tbe c*>l league* of Mr. Adams felt great anxiety n -t only for bis fate in tbe House, but fur bis’personal safety.- Meantime, the resdutioi ■ were going through various imdilxxito-na, all tending lo soften the r term* and noli, ate their cuticltmuns.— All this unit, the <>ld Roman sat uihuovmJ in bi* place, t1** coolest man in lhe Chumlier.with the incendiary petition safely locked up in hia desk. Al length it be­ gan to leak out that tbe paper was not exactly such a document a* the slave­ holders in Uieir hot baste ituag ned it to be Whereupon, Drunigmtle, of Virgiui* atilt further modified the reaolutioiis by *etling forth that the member frrnn Musmi. chum.Ua Had •given odor u» tbe idea that slavBsUada right U> petition," etc., a phrase on which Adams n>asted him alive. Finally, tbe pro alavery side of tbe Hou .a began to suspect that they were pursuing lhe negrW in lhe wrong di recimhi ; that if there was a colored individ­ ual in th* case at all, he was mure likely to b* found in tbe paling than iu the peti lion, and *•> they sb-pped U> lake braaih. Then Mr. Adnata ruse tn adre^a the Houm. With treat delibsruti n, bis voice pitched on a shrill key that peoetratad the a>rner «4 lhe gHlIrriea, nnd with a frail bit of paper rustling in his a«rd hand, be culled the speaker’s aitention to lhe question be had put lokiin three day* ago which still remisned unanswered: Wheth­ er a paper purorting to lie a petition irotn slaves, would, if he were tn present it^u on the table under the oidrr <d the I Kdi of January 1 Lx«>kine around with a mingled expression of aarataiic cunning and lofty scorn whkb Lord Chatham wuuldhave envied be cried in a voice <.f thunder,but in a sharp hissingtona anch a> lightning might be supposed to employ if it spoke at all, “mad am I lo bt txpolltd from Uiif loqvatiotu babbling Hoorn J or rimplg aiking a qtutlion C For the find titua, tbe tliouuhl flashed on friend and foe, that Mr. Adam* bml neither present­ ed tbe paper nor proposed to present It,— Everybody fell queer, while some grave men looked like lank abeen suddenly de­ manded of tbeir fleeces. It had now got wind that tbe paper waa a forgery, the work of some stupid xlavsholder in Washington and purported to be signed by Scipio, Sambo, and other bogus ne­ groes, asking Uie Hoose to expel Mr. Adams from tbeir body. B precisely whai Us nemo iadiestes. for. while pleaaaat io tbo taste, it is revivingly oxhilara ling, and stregtbeuing to tbo vital powers. Il also revivifies, reinatatea and renews the blood In all Ha original puntv. rnd thus re,terra and readers tbs system invulnerable to al'acks of disease It is the onlv preparation ever offered to the world 1— — H ... .. .to. M.ltain ----- *' CMuffi aBUci. feaf atreet, H ..Un Q,1 I D C1N A* A RKMfcDIAL AGENT. p. c. HAWLEY, Dealer *• •» ki—• rf F*"!u’r °' awag.F’ MOTT S THIS DEUCIOUB TONIC STIMULANT, ESPECIALLY «**.« ned for the use of the Ut ROBERTS A STRIKER, MSWKtsSae* r' PILLS'^- IRON. :.u„,Hastings. Mich. —~ bihty: for it aeeda so rosdwsl aksli or knowledg evsa to aco that debility follow* all attacks of dise ease, and lava tbe nnguarded svetmn open lo lhe attacks el many of tbe most dan>ervae Ills lo which poor humauilr is coastanllr liable, such for exam­ ple, aa tbefoUowiag: eossemntion, bronchitis, ia digestion. dv,|^nsta. lose of appetite, fsintnes*. nervous irritalxlitr. aeuralgia. palpitation of tbe heart, melancholy.' hvwxbondria. night sweats. 1.ii .to.• .1... *r A. B. BON8TEKL, triad, it ha* | roved abaci u tel v cure lit a ia esabef th* fella* ing complaint*, v ia: tomato ITmhuo. ■ad JrevyeforiJar*. Alaoltver de ran gemrote or torpidity, aad Hrer complaints, dia I* now receiving fn»m New Yurie ***** *f th* kidtrey., ecalding or loconlmawc* of Buatuti, hi* fall xtra-k of the urine, or any oerangroirola nf th* urinary or K, pain ta th* Itack. aid* and betwren th* aboalooagh, emaciation, difbculty of breathing, and indeed we might enumerate many m- re .till, but we bar* only apace to aar.lt will not onlv cur* th* debditr following chilli aad frv*r. but pre­ Consisting in part of vents all attack* arialag from miasmatic infiirenc** New Orleans, Miramvado, CdTre and cure* tb* disease at once, il already attacked And a. it act* directly aad pcraiateatly os lb* bil Crushed, Powdered and Granulated 8tV ary ay etewt, aroaaing th* liver to action, promoting in feet, al! th* excretion* and secretion, of th* sys­ tem. it will infallibly prevent any deteterioea con M'dasaee and Syrup., sequro-ea following upon change of elimat* aud Green and Black Tea*. water, hsne* all traveler* should have a bolllr Rio. Ceylon, and Jara C-ffe, wltli them, and all should take a teaeponnful at least before rating, a* it prevents eosllrrnwe. Stone. W.uden. aid Willow W strengthens th* digestive organa, H should h* iu Cignra, T-lutct-n and Snuff. th* haadaaf all p*raona of aedaatory Imb ta. atu dents, minister., literary men. and all ladi** not Halt nnd W ater Lime. Roa(*. Baleratini. Cnaaia. Pepp Groceries DANIEL CtMM USTICE OF THE I’EACulM t” a<m«. win if- «*-*»? AaOiaand alletb** buaiaeai pertaiamg I F*^* htoek. "F ***** J Is. Debility, Nervow* Affect low*, Fnaclause, Dyepepuia, < oastipallaa, Diarr­ hoea, Dyueaierjr. laciurent < MMaaUaa, ncrofuloa* Tqrbercalo-l., Mall Rbram, Miaoaeaarrwattoa, M hitea. < hlore-le, Liv­ er Complulai*, t btoBke llradacb**, RbeaasaUaea, lalenwHteat Fevers, Ar*. uX?y»>— I. A. HOLBROOK. lu cauree of (letieial Debility, whether tb* re- his triumphant phiippic by warning bi. OUR GOODS Unusually Low! arJ. A. Wacenw. of Oaritaw, hM Id vanted a rifle cunuo which ba ohitns will shoot arrcn miha. A flying oorpo of artillery of 120 men Ina been robed ta tiwMUM,d»y. a. c. r«»MX, JWDGR OF PROBATK, Notary ^U^»4T.Ur» (Nk Court Umm, al Haiti’S*. on ’ days reek week OLIVER F- EVEB1 SVKK^r.^5.'?: T PHILLIPS. Uireaa Saaatrr ai (L H- COOK, [REGISTER OF DERM. «— ’ EL OBm ia the Coart Hou>>. < , TSE STIMULATING ONGUENT young adversaries “never again to run uu an errand UH they know whether they were going"—and bow tbe House firmly refused to lay tbe resolution on the table, put through their authors to a direct rote, finally trampled them down by a decided majority are not all the thing* writ ten in Um Chronicle* of lhe Old Hail of the House of Representative*1 wlfarmer. n»» U > SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE I MASON ALLER, . T-wLUXlIS GROCERIES, prori.io* sons tarnibar ta medwal turn, tbe o;wroltv, ot thia |>rr|«ratiuu ol iron mast ba •alsiarv, for salite the Jd oxides, 4 is rigaruutly tunic,' aithaat be­ lt.« exciting aad uvrrbraliaK ; aadgrstlr. regslady aperient, eera in the mast ubalinalecases sf Dnigx, Paint x, Oila, Burning Flu­ oMtivcucM wilbuul ever Leti g s j**tnc |«rf> id, and Camphene. live, or tnSictmic a dMagtawabk- senaaUoa. it is thte lattoc propmi. sjaoug others, which Ateo, th* largvat ateek el ma^ea it so rviuarkabii cdevtual sod pernisarst remedy for Piles, spun wbi.h it afea appears la Kerosine OH an4 L*mr«* exert a distinct ai-t spacihe action, by dixperaiag fever i-firred in Battle ( c«k, t ..t whirl, U.e Icndcuty which forms ibeiu. in Drspepsia. isnumerable as arc its casMa. a will he s»ld at print lint <ann.i< fail t<> singia box of tbewe Ch.lrbest i'llia, bac ofiss suit pttrclutwers. ■ united for tbe mu.t liabilusl cases, including lbs Particular gtfentiia paid to filling or. dera from Hawthtgu gnd vicinity. an<1 awtisfatgion RiMrann-od In every esse. —The higbrnt market pritse al wav a paid fur Pi nd uce. debilitating cvwgh. and remittent hoetk^w gee*f ail * indicate incipient Coaeoaiplioa. thia ISAAC C. MOTT. remedy Ua altered lhe alarm offrien/aand phy Jrffereon St.. S door. E»,t rf Battle Creek Boom. aiciana, in several very gratifying and interesting Haute Creek, Mteb. In Scrofulous Tuberculosis, thia medicated iron has Iiad far more than thr good effect of lb* meet cautiously balanced pre pare tfoaa ot foffiac. with­ |O YOU WANT WHISKERS. And now, “the old man eloquent" out any nf tbeir well kaown riahilittea. 1ST ran inwicroior an act. Th* attention of female* cannot be tea evi­ took bis turn in lhe debate. Now be duDO YOU WANT WHISKERS! THE GREAT DEALER OF MANKIND ! ! dently invited to thia remedy aad restorative, ia tnolished one opponent after another, lb* case, peculiarly affecting them. Herrick's S«<ar €«ite4 Pills! In Rheumatism, both chroukaud tefiarr.m.iory ■courgingAaylng aa.!ping,linpa’ing to bia DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE t — In the hitter, however, more decided!v-il bee THS WOOLS WORLD USITSDt baart's con lent—bow rank upon rank nf —"-a------ “--------- — a— • - alieviatias the chivalry went down in heaps l>afore SICK PEOPLE, THINK! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! tbe trenchant balde—how he spilled pour Dronvgvxde, and roasted him before a ■low fire uf sarcaam, when be told him that “giving oilor to idea" wae not a Northern hot a Boathrvti practice, one of sTnnTLATnra onguent tbe peculiar domralica of Virginia with psv m WSHkan aa4 Hair. whicn ba bad no desire to inu-rterc—bow Tk. Mb-HW to toto»„to« to astie* ’exerctoe',1 immediately follow the House screamed with laughter a* ir..iU.m.rf.b.ttolto«Sl.!«.1»u A., L... Dromgotile essayed a grim amlle in ac AUtoO >h* AF.«. hr ... ....y.J U) Pat up in ■•■* gat metal boxen eoataiaiag know lodgment of ibis delicate allasion to ri»-~. ,.UK. U, U... pills, pr»M i-0 e*nta par box! for - al* bj- dreggteU Um bleaching chemistry emphiyed by the aad dealer*. Wth hoasat fre* I* ny addree^s receipt of th* prior. All letter*, order*, Suolb tn eradicate tbe dark list* in tbeir SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! BAVB TUB PIRCISI KOOKOMYl DIBPATCfl! «‘isro no"W-• Terms Easy. WE SPALDING’S Part of tlisas ar, for tbe neighbors, to whom I wts a few out from tha first box I gat from Y0*. Sand tha Pills by mail, and oblige Zour ob't Servant. JAMES KZSNEDT- SitstdhBj. U prepared by D* C. F. BaiunowA.. as emin< pbyaieUn of London, aad ia «rmW to bri WU1SKEBS OB A MUSTACHE is tnm three to six wMk*. Thi* artaela ia th* only one <d ths ktwd need by th. Ereuch, and ta London rod P.na it i. in aan.n.l urt TBXHBCVTIKO attorney. Jr Lair/Solicitor aU C«tm*«l‘ Sg Notary While, win promptly ----- -------entrusted to h» «•"<Coyfo|rf»MaBteta OMeafotbe - HARBOR SHIT /-URCTCT COURT COM IRS1' V o—uw..* wjj". HEW AlfiANGBMENT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ EATDIG 8AL00H!! Vasw Nuxa ar aoui Lcsca st otl io^n. TUoadaairiag wiU »--------- au i tl—< ta-fe.gs.tae.il. J12J. a ■ ■attaM. OM > � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-06-12.pdf 9896987d1df002187ca86288d2fce553 PDF Text Text ijt AAegubliran Sanner, = Ct'nns of Jibtriising. IS 7L'BUSHED EVERY REPUBLICAN BANNER. 1T 1IASTINOI, DAItRY COUNTY, MSOMtOAN TXBMB: UP, Oss Mvarc,-of M* Hms, or Ifee-trip; twesty-ttvs oosl<!br csch'siRnKjcan t tsasrBSa, R>r 3 month*. XO - ia •Jatecriplion. IXFaxtb. Asa/. goslings’ ilusintss ginrtorj. VOL. 6. NORMAN HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1861. FOR SALE! ! CASH OB ©rigtiral gortrj. raODVCB. DAILEY, I) Ready 1». II. A J. RUSSELL, WIGHTMAN A ROBINSON, Pay Numerous relatives and friends. FULL AND COMPLETE. Call and Settle Eabraeed lbs weeping youthful bead. SOON. VERY J. W. OAKLEY, tirnOI.ESAl.E and retail dealer in, aad manuV V fseturer of leather, findings, Ac.. BalUe Creek. Mich. Also, areuls for the sale ol rubber xlbai. all widths. Cash paid for bides, pelts, are. Ac.. Ac. -0FCHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, MASON ALLEN, EALKBIN GROCERIES, proriaione. pro1 Lit, fliah, butler, lard, pork, and rrain of tied- Al»o toys candies. etc., ate. Store in And never shrink from trail’roua foe In the township of Yankee Spring!; Also, Two Dwelling Houses, In the Village of Hastings. Titles to all of these, IxDtsruTABU, and ROBERTS A STRIKER, rvEALERS in drugs, medicines,^patentmedi1.7 cinea. painla, oil*, turpentine, burning fluid, Terms Easy. IEF.P UP TUP IXTXRKST He duped the maidan to hie brraat. D. f. RAWLEY. Bastings, Nov. U, I960. W. PARKER, Thia parting hour 'l will wall repay; But if high Heaven baa decreed That you upon the field eball bleed, And ne’er return, a row I make, I don't care ij you never pay for them ''Rower's Block."* llaatinp*, Mich. Spoke the laat word! of parting, and Turned to take a porting look— nor 14 ■ d'.ljoitt ^Jisttllanj. A. E. BONSTEEL, iBYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Will pracliee My Ihiel With Capt. KlUett. aisra ‘My duel with Captain Elliott’ said th<> Doctor, lighting a fresh cigar, 'took place during the war with Mexico. But be­ fore I proceed, I must give you a abort THIS DELICIOUS TOMIC STIMULANT, sec*'unl of my previous history.’ HOLBROOK, ‘Elliott and I had been rivals, and en­ emies from our boyhood. We were ■Aromatie.' educated at tho same public school, be­ fore 1 arrived. Ire was the pet, the hero, J. M. RUSSELL, I qualitiee (tonic and diuretic) which the Nnpole<m, so to speak, of the school; PHYSICIAN and SurRton. Office in Bnaaell’e Old and Pore Gin. Pot up in l the leader in study, in sport snd mischief, . -*u 1.. .1, U-...______ I More. Stale elrcel. i He was a proud. Imperious over-bearing | boy, though with many generous snd enA. M. BIN INGER A CO., JOHN ROBERTN, (Established in 1778.) Sole Proprietor HYSICIAN and Surgton. Dwelling on Uroad| dcaring qualities; and out of school his Iway, near the Court Ilouae. For Sate bv D. 8. BARNES A CO., No. IS Park will was law to the boys aa much as that OW. New fork"I the teacher in school. II. I*. CHERRY, - . .______ . » ------ j.u When I arrived, however, being about rill a Our long experience and faraiharitr with the | his nwn age. and a lad of considerable spirit, I refused to submit to his oulborchoice Liquors for medicinal and family use. ity ; mid there being many mal contents . feUOily in tbe school, who secretly disliked him, they nneby one enrolled themselves un­ ISAAC C. MOTT, der my standard, and we were thus divi­ kr. AU buawess attended to promptly sod effi- Is now receiving from New York snd ded into separate factions. Numberless .enllv. Office No. 5, Noble’i block. Battle Creek, were tbe pitched battle* we had, ns well Boston, his fall stock i»f us theeofliets for supremacy ; numberless ths ‘bloody noses and cracked crowns,’ J. M. NEVINS, ibtic, and Tax agent Farlicuiar numberless tho reprimands and even paid to making out Deeds. Norlmore tangible inflictions of the teachers. Consisting in part of Elliott and I were in fact at variance, New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, always crossing each other and agreeing Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ in nothing except hating each other cor­ kS A REMEDIAL AGENT. P r, fcraaMiw reUy. rvgw- Groce ries! DANIEL STRIKER, OLIVER E. EVERTS, HERIFF. Msv lx found in the Court H or st hu rtaidsnee, nesr the JaiL T PHILLIPS, Usnxs Sssamr snd Jailor. S H. M. SHELDON, Cosrtsef ihUStste. gars. Molasses and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Coffe, Stone, Wooden; and Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime. Soaps, Saleratus, Cassia, Pepper and dially. When we left school he went to West Point, and I to the Medical College, and we lost sight of each other for some years. In due course of time 1 com­ menced practicing as a physician; but finding it did not pay very well, and being besides of a somewhat roving and adven­ turous disposition, I applied for and ob­ Spice. tained tbe appointment of army surgeon, and was immediately ordered to Fort------- . been there but a short time when Drug., Pab:t<, OiU, Burning Flu­ the1 hnd Commandant, brave old Gurley, id, and On m phone. whom you doubtless remember, died <<f fever. An officer of the name of Elliott, kcrorinc Oil assri Lamps! was appointed to succeed him ; and you Ever offered in Battle Creek, all of which may judge of my mortification when I will be sold at prices that cannot fail to found it was my old enemy. Much as it galled my pride, I was obliged here to ■nit purchasers. Particular attention paid to filling or­ submit to hta authority; but I did it 1 ders from Hastings and vicinity, and paid for Produce. , 134AC C. IfOTT, Office lath* CsariBoessNoremtovtlst. HARMON SMITH, SIRCDIT COURT COM 18810NER. AMeniev Coun»dlor k Solicitor, in all tb« Coerts « SUU. Hastings. Mieb. Also. Nolsrr Public, n"°° 1 DIES’ )>!! SPRING TRADE, P. H. RUMELL, V Baalinn. M.cbi|ra». Clock., Wal^t Jewelry repaired to order, and warranted. ^ASCrACTURCB taUr 1861. hats, car*, a ernawwoena AT EKW TWMW* shskxhhood^ hoojm — ------ '«.'vafovr* ed among us for her preference; and bate were taken as to whether Davis, or Jones or the Doctor, or tho Commandant him­ self. had the best chance. For myself I was, I do think, seriously in love with the charming girl. To be sure she did not give me much encour­ agement, but I tried to encourage myaelf. 1 rode with her, walked with bor, danced with her, and kept by her as much as 1 possibly could. I saw that Elliott scowl­ ed darker than ever upon me, but I did not care for that. In feet I was glad of an opportunity of giving him pain, and showing him that his dislike for me was not shared by all of his connexions. On the evening before her intended departure, there bad been a farewell ball. I had danced with her the whole evening, while Elliott, who did dance al nil that night, sat moodily conversing with her father. I was so fascinated with her, and so grieved at tbo thought of her leaving, that before I slept that night, I resolved to see her that morning and make her a tender of my heart. Accordingly as early as deceney per­ mitted 1 called, an was by the blundering servant shown al once into her presence, when an extraordinary scene presented itself. On the sofa in tho room, her face buried In the cushions, her dress disor dcred, her beautiful hair, which curled naturally, *all in a tangle,’ and her attitude denoting the very prostration of despair, lay the charming girl I bad parted from List night in tho exuberance of youthful and light-hearted joy. On a table beside her and on the floor, were scattered in­ numerable letters, end a portrait, a locket, n blue^ribon, and a withered rose lay carelessly with them. She rose on my entrance, and would have denied barself, but it was to late, Her eyes were bloodshot with weeping, Ajid her fair cheeks swollen and discol­ ored. I took her hand and with much solicitude inquired the cause of her sor­ row. A fresh buret of grief was her only answer, and it was some time before she was sufficiently composed to give me an explanation, Il appeared dial she had l>een for a long time engaged to bar cousin Elliott; and that be had in a fit of mnd jealousy, returned her letters snd tokens,sod form­ ally broken the tngagement. ‘It was my fault said she sobbing, all my fault. 1 did wrung to play with hit noble nature.’ ‘His noble nature!’ said I, bitterly ; for , ns you msy suppose. I did not feel in the blandest cf humors al tho discov­ ery I had made. •Oh, Dr. C-------- .’ said she, ‘you do not know him. He is the best, the noblest of men, and I have lost him—lost him by iny own mad folly.' Here she fell into such a passion of weeping sgnin that I forgot my own disappointment in my solicitude for her. I suggested that per­ haps an explanation could be made. ‘Impossible!’ she said. it wav my flirting with you and Mr. Jones and Mr. Davis, that offended him—and how could that I cared a cent for one of you,’ (fancy my feelings!) ‘but I am naturally fond of admiration. I have tried to cure myself of it but cannot. Oh! Dr. C , 777 my heart is broken Here—read this note.’ I satisfaction guaranteed in every case. —Tbe highest market price always J A Ji EM A. BWEEXEY, T)R0SECUTING ATTORNEY. Counselor JL Law, Solicitor red Counselor in Chance ....___ U LII ____ __ J l> ■ «™n,» Elliutt was essentially changed since I bad last known him ; tho impetuous, over­ bearing boy had become a grave, quiet reserved man, .who coula if ba chose, render himself a YEhy agreeable compan­ ion, but whv seldom took tM trouble to do it. Manv of tho officers, however, and all of tho'tnen, liked Mm very much; but some how, there seemed to be an impassable barrier fixed between him and me. 1 disliked his reserve, which 1 attributed tn bio pride; and be enm plained of my boisterousneta. ns ho was pleased to call IL He did, indeed, make seine efforts to conciliate me at flres, but seeing I repulsed them,'be withdrew himself behind bis entrenehmenu, and treated me ever after with a ooidnom absolutely Uaele of Elliott’s with his wife and daughter, mopped fora short to*, in tbs ‘Just like him,’ said I bitterly, when I finished this laconic and sententious epistle and was going to indulge in a phillipic against him, but she checked me with such a spirit, that I was fain to hold my peace. I then offered, for her sake, to go to Elliott and endeavor to explain the matter. ‘Alas,’ said she, ‘you cannot; be went off tiiis morning licfore daylight, on a three months* furlough, leaving this cruel note and the packet of letters, to be de­ livered to me on awaking. He baa gone, 1 presume, to New Hampshire, where his friends reside.’ •Here we were interrupted by the en­ trance of Miss Eveline’s mother; and I took iny leave quite cured of my love-fit, and very thankful that I had not subjected myself to the pain of a refusal. 'But 1 am spinning out my story too long. When Elliott returned from his fur­ lough, be treated me with even greater coldness than before; in feet, wo never spoke to each other at all, except when duty compelled us to do so. This made it so disagreeable to me that I was on th© point of applying for an exchange, when tbe war with Mexico broke out; wo wore ordered on active service, and private animosities ware forgotten in our zeal against our common foe. Elliott and I continued on much tbe same terms, although, in spits of my dislike, I oould not belp admiring his bravery, bia noble daring, bia energy and presence r. . of mind, and hia fatherly care ' then troop* under his command. Still, of however, tba flame was smouldering In !«»■•«■» our bosoms, only waiting an opportunity to break out At last the opportunity Elliott had been for you know our fellow* did not extend to the Mexican seooritaa tbe hostile feel­ ings with which they regarded the men. For myself, 1 cannot say that I admired them much; some of them were very pretty, to be cure, but that abominable habit' they have of smoking dgarltos spoiled them in my eyes. ‘I like a good cigar myself,* said the Doctor, relighting the one he held, which had gone out.— ‘But I don’t like to see a woman smoking. I couldn’t fancy Venus herself with a cigar in her mouth.* ‘Well, one morning I had sauntered forth, with port folio in hand, for the purpose of taking some sketches; and in the course of tnv wanderings came upon a pretty little dwelling by tbe side of a waterfall, in a sweet, sequestered, epot. On the mossy bench by the door sal a young girl of wonderful beauty, in a showy but picturesque dress, with a guitar in her hand, the sweet melody of which blended delightfully with tho sort mur­ muring dash uf the waterfall, and the gurgling of the little stream beyond it. Il was a picture of surpassing beauty and loveliness, and I immediately sat down on a fallen tree to commit it to paper. While thus employed, a man was seen approaching, whom 1 edau found was no other than Elliott himself. As be neared the cottage, ttie young girl, who hod evi­ dently been expecting, throw down her guitar and ran eagerly tn meet him. He sat down beside her on tbe bench ; when suddenly observing ma, ho started as if a serpent hod stung him, and hastily ap­ proached roe. Ho glared upon tne'wllh a look in which the hatred that had been gathering for so many years seemed con eentrsted. ‘This is the' second time, sir,’ said he, fiercely, ‘that you have crossed my path —it shall be the last limo I follow me if you dare I’ ‘If by crossing your path,’ said I, 'you mean an alluslou to that young woman, 1 assure you I have not spoken U> her, nor approached nearer to her than I am now.' 'Must I call you a oowardl' said be; •Will you follow me or not?’ ‘I threw down mv drawing materials and followed him. He entered the chappsral. and led tbe way to a clear place near a running brook. Here he turned and drew his sword. ‘Defend yourself!’ he exclaimed. Captain Elliott,' said I, 'although I am not conscious of having in­ jured you, 1 am ready to give you tbe satisfsclioti you demand. But had we not better return to the camp, obtain seconds, and conduct tho affair in the regular manner ?’ ‘No,* said be ‘I wUl not waiL I will hold no further parley with you. Defend yourself!’ ‘Thus adjured, 1 drew my sword; but had scarcely done so when something whizztsl past me, a sharp report was heard, and with a wild cry Elliott fell at my feet. I looked for an instant behind me, and saw the dark countenances of half a doz- paral, ‘tarrying no longer a question.’ On—on I sped ; this way and that way, through tangled thicket, tripping my feet on long trailing vines, scratching my bands on thorns, until completely worn out, 1'climbed up a lofty tree and bid myself among its leafy branches. Hera I remained for several hours, and board my pursuers crashing among the under­ wood; shouting, swearing, calling to each other; but gradually tbe sounds died away, the chose seemed to be given up. and J was left alone in the wild unbroken soliusde. •The afternoon was far advanced when, drivsn partly by hunger, partly tbe dread of passing the night in chanparal, 1 ven­ tured to descend from my leafy covert, where tbe mosquitoes had made a feast g! me, and tbo monkeys had chattered at mo with their strange, mocking gestures. By the aid of my pocket oompass, .1 found my w*y hack to ths clearing whence I had so suddenly fled. After carefully reconoitering to see that none of m v Mex­ ican friends were lingering near—(to this day I suspect that young woman of hav­ ing sent them after us)—1 advanced to the spot where poor Elliott had fsUcn. ‘He was lying on his flue In a pool of blood, his hands clutching the gross, his hair and uniform daubed with blood, and bis Rhe manly form (ho was pne of tbo finest looking fellows tn the army) pierced with three or fonr ghastly wounds. 'Ah! poor fellow I' said I, as I stood and gazed upon him; for though 1 was rid of a mortal enemy, I could not help feeling sorry that so brave a soldier should thus perish like a doc, shot downfcy an unseen foe. -‘But, thank God!’ I ejaculated, with a thrill of indescribable pleasure, ‘thank Go) I I did not kill him? *1 had turned him over on his back, and as I stood moralising I thought I could perceive hie bosom heave. I placed my hand uiwm his heart, and found that he! Mill llwed. A* 1 knelt by him nncer- N0.6. yedid Mmoymooa stray berfonda—the troret, Divine aeutencet ’ 'In as much aa j ____ it not unto these, ye did it no tent:o o ma ratI' !’ ।falthfulest, most devoted friend*! th«t ‘1 aelztd bia cap and went to the bkpqk man over had m this world. ' •» ■ ‘And that,’ said the Doctor, throwing for water, with which I moiatened bia partched lipe and bathed bia gory temples. the end of his cigar into the fi.ro, was the Taking my ease of inatrumenu from my upshot of tny'duel with Captain Elliott. pocket, I proceeded lo probe his wounds. । The Mexicans, 1 had forgot to mention, had rifled him of his watch and other val­ uables,bat In tearing open bia shirt 1 fonnd quite a small locket suspended from bia Kiixixp Smut nr Sxxd Grain, nepk by a hair chain, which bad escaped , Tberels a simple and effective means of their search, I opened It, it contained his kiTliagsmut io eced wheat,et^, within,tho mother’s portrait. (He was her only son . reach of every practical cultivator who U and she a widow.) ‘Thank God !’ I again uot too idle or careless louse it.widLqguejaculated; That mother's curse 'will not tion, ngmcly, lye made from tiie.9rd|Mqf light on me.' wood ashes of the inly Grc. Butitbexy ‘What to do with my patient after hav­ is danger in using it strong; for if too ing dressed his wounds, was what puzzled strong it wiy kill die seed sl»o,,aa (-Jwre me. To remove him myself was impdaproved. There is much ^fiereacc foo,fo aible; to leave him there, exposed to wild tho ashes from different sorts uf beasts, snd to tbe burning rsya of the The only safe way,Ml to makely*some sua, after having partially restored him weeks before sowing your seed, frbjp pre­ U> life, seemed cruel, however, but there cisely (be quality of ashes you wiltuac in was no alternative. I half carried, half (helye for dipping the seed, and llien sow dragged him into the shade of a tree small quantities .of seed, and set ijj.fq,,* about a hundred yards distant. It would warm place lo be sqro U will greuL—' be impossible to describe my sensations Even a weak ley will kill any pf. tha when 1 found myself with my deadly en­ parasitic insects which infest either trees emy in my arms—the two hearts so lately or gra|h of our farm or garden crops,'-^ boiling over with malice and revenge, and To ihake’ this-lye, tb.e ashes are, »imply all the darkest passions of our nature, put into the water fur A few hours, t now throbbing peacefully against each mean to try it Bit Oft )ftHiog..also, when other; his poor fellow I with a motion so he again trntiUlek!tn¥i « l'6iflOTivo s doea faint and alow as to be scarcely percept­ ible. •Well, I hurried to the camp for assist­ —J. W. Clamr, in Country GeiUUman. • • . ' ' -rite. • '■’* ance, and soon had him conveyed thither in safety. For many weeks bo lay hov­ T omatoes . — The large smooth Red,and ering between life and death; for the pain of his wounds, which were very severe, the Pear Shaped are the best for table use. and the loss of blood, and tho exposure Rut the Largs Red.* scolloped or tadeoted variety^dw prefercd for markbiing, a* I* to tbe sun, brought on brain fever, and grows’ much larger. Tbo Rod Cherry nothing but lbs most unremitting care and attention saved his life. Ho born Shaped and the Yelluir Cherry shaped arS his sufferings with that noble endurance beautiful VarieAios, much used tor pickling A light loamy and which is true heroism, and which,'let m« and preserving. tell you, is a much rarer article than true moderately rich soil is beat for the louKK To-have early uunntods the plants must covrago in the field, in fact, ho displayed be started in hot beds. They may be sown during his sickness, so many amiable qualities, that it was a mystery lo ma how in tho open air in a warm sheltered alt-' 1 could have mistaken his character so u ation llio last of April or the firrt of Ilia earliest plants-shooH1 ba completely. Whether It was owing to May. his, or to my having done him a service. sltortencd by taking a few inchod off their 1 cannot tell; but insenaiblr tho hatred tope, so soon as they .have set their first fruit, which will causa it to ripen morrall melted away from my heart, and in its rapidly. Stir the soil frequeaiiy, snd stead sprung up a feeling of strung regard keep it free from weeds. Suppose tW for him. plains with branches or a little ordlie,- n But whether this feeling was recipro­ you would peas, to keep tbo lruit froth cated or not, 1 know not; for altliough his manner toward me was peculiarly gentle and soft, and his eyes would light up inore fruitful. One ; dozen i-bf plant* when I approached his couch, ho remained properly supported will yitld imore and as taciturn and reserved as ever, and better ^uitthan three lim«e> that number never made any allusion to the subject of Vfill dllowcd to rest on tho ground.' • /sra nnr quarrel. I felt a little piqned at bls silence—for I could nnt help thinking that Tua ViKTCxa vr Bonaxi—l^ia wasKeP-' my having savod him from a miserable death deserved st least a lew words of woman of Iiolhn4mial<»flt'lginrn, *o protheir acknowledgement. More than once he vcrbiallyr-icieat^ ’retd' vfllio seemed on the point of broaching thn linen su beap^ifuliy while, use refined subject; but he appeared to be waiting to borax as washing powder, instead afsqfn. begin it, and 1 of course, waited for him. in. the proportion of a large Liudfuf ofborax |*owdcr lo about 10 gab* of boiling.Fyr lacca, cambriuka, 6scw-*q{ my professional services were no lougur water. required. As J rose to take lenve at my extra quantity uf ilia powjer.i* used, next las vtisit, I signified as much to him and for crinofincs, a strong soluton is nocca■ary. Borax being a neutral salt doeaadded: •Am I to understand, ChpL Elliott, not in the Jexs; degree injure the texture of the linen ; its effect is to soften ths' that we return to the same fooling as we hardest water, and therefore iLsbonld bqr were on before?’ ‘The same footing. God forbid !' he kept on.every toilet table ■ To the tasteit is rather SMOut, ig used for deaning lbs, exelaimed, with a certain earnestness Imir, is nn excellent dsntrificw.jaud in hot» that surprised me. cuuntries is used in combination with ‘Because,’ continued I, tT you wish to tartario acid- and bicarbuuate qr soda as a finish tbe quarrel so inopportunely in­ cooling beverage. terrupted, you will find me ready at any time.* Pax Beu.—One oflhegreaidifbeultic*; ‘Do you jrish to renew that unhappy ^griraltual ftras. quarrel?’ asked lie, an expression of deep disappointment overspreading hie counte­ nance. 'Who, I? Most certainly not,’said I, 'but you demanded satisfaction. Captain Elliot, and until that demand is withdrawn I must, of course hold myself io read­ iness to grant it. ‘I withdraw II now,’ said he, speaking very quick. ’I ask your pardon lor mv rash and In injurious words. If that wrfl attendant on the growing of field peas for . seeds, is tlferettaeks of the pc* bug. Thia difficulty is overcome by sowing so Isis that they do nut begin to bud until lbs; season for the insect to lay iu eggs has* passed, which is early in Ju|y. In the mouth of June the iusect is ryady to lay Its eggs, and if tho pod is then just form* ed aud in its most tender stalc^uia piercedand the egg deposited ,(n -tba young andtender pea. Pres sown after the first week in June will escape. Ths bug docs most not satisfy you, I will bar* my bosom to your sword, but I will never,’ said he liyury in dry seasons. Ao objection tn with emotion, ‘raise my hand against the late sowing arises from dry wsathor which noble, tho magnaimous preserver of- my ueually.prcvaiis in tho latter part of June, life!’ Those were his words. After a but this may in a great degree be over­ come by deep acodpig,4— 'Field pans should- lav«-;,< hsaty all our livea misunderstood each other— drossing of plaster pa soon aa’ they.are believe me, had I known your worth ’ sooner, 1 would have acknowledged it. fairly above ground. We have been enemies long enough—let , M w D by Fuo© roa Uooa. — Many bog* ar*.. us now he friends. Will vou tky to 'Ill you be kcP* cotnporatHely pgor hr th overlook what is passed ? Will yon be J difotiQR Mf their food.Dley :-takg lowfee© my friend T ___ .. . - — much water tl»at there Is .net room fur-». good supply <>f nutriment. Hence; tba reason that those farmers wht> carefully feed undiluted sour milk to their - hog* have ad much finer - ----animal, titan tbo*©-. t-.--.-'• * • • — -K. -n».Jjr k< rovm 6>r _____ m«k .u«rr; — wd it Ibod ‘I held out my hand, aud he threw contains much is fed to Mm, it makes him , himself on my breart, and burst tntotoars big-UUitxl, hut poor. Hogs as weU M । other oainuls, shonkl bo .allowed all tba ;i water they wUl duak, but it should Ml sickness. ' There was no mors coldness after that, , be mixed with their food in iwlri no more reserve—all was open and above board with us; and I am proud to say tiiat tbo more we unfolded our hearts to gat the food be require*.. . •My dear Qsptt Elliott!’ J cried, deeply touched by his generous speech, ‘1 am your friend. Since I carried you In my arms in that lonely glade of the chapparel 1 have become ao much attaehad -to-' .ouih.H.o.U—o.^ «.»■ oralher u lift. Iwpr apian jwi.’ man wnn, a nsw caitiiMss uwvrv v»ucu. l>ecn thirsting for my blood t who had I had the happiness afterwards of rechated me all hia life? who had wronged onciling him to his fair cousin, to whom --------’ " ’celled— hewMStfllfondly attached, (notwlthstaodme, slighting me,and even me oow. . al it___ IJ l._— Ul— Lt. How they throng the Washington. v '• The Amgbter, Eveitoe, wa* a eharmteg hamlet, sttwted in a B. A. FULLER * COof her’ I'’’ aim A good-humored rivalry prerati- a* if traced with tjr, at their In -abort, i pUM St New Orafter Una Interaattotf XUfott and l» N« made wife s^ent their fanny, �IE 1'1:1,]..; “ REPUBLICAN'BANNER, 'cepk’Rrt-^ewAIvspart'Se is rrowpfaylSg' in tbe great drama of Southern rebellion. a rfc,wewr.'i« "p"* w-t. *•• •I??™"-"' *• A special lo the Tribune, dated Wash* ww.crn Division ol V * UcbL Starling Ballivant. who went from here oti Saturday night with stores and dispstcbec, returned this afternoon. He left Grafton last night al 0 o’clock. Ha reports that tbe Phillippi engage­ ment look place sixteen miles eouth of Grafton, between tbe Wheeling and Park­ ersburg branches of ths Baltimore At Ohio Railn<d. It occarred about five o’clock Monday moving. Eight companies of Col. Kelley’s .Wheeling regiment, eight companies of each of the Indian regiments and six <x»mnralea of tbe Ohio 16th, and numbering in all about 2,800 tnen, commanded by Col. Kelly, attacked about 1.S00 Beres aionista, who were well armed and Late Sunday night In a violent storm of wind and rain, Col. Kelley marched bis men from Grafton. Tbe plan was well laid f«r a surprise, but the impetuosity of a lew troops gave tbe rebels warning. They fled in haste leaving their baggage, forty horses, forty wagons loaded with provisions, and 550 muskets. In the charge after them, Col. Kelly, being in advance of his men, was shot with a revolver, by a rebel who had charge of a provision wagon, the ball entering the right breast and lodging In hit shoulder. The rebel waa immediately made prisoner, and the men wilre with difficulty restrained from shooting him. The news of tbe engagement was brought to Grafton by CoL Kelly’s guide to the rebels’ camp, who waa sent back for the Colonel. Col. Steedman’s regiment had not reached Grafton at 6 o’clock last night. His men were guarding the Parkers­ burg railways. It was reported al Graf­ ton that night before last the rebels from near Harper’s Ferry destroyed a bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, eight miles beyond Cumberland. Tbe news to-night ia that Kelly is not dead, but likely to recover. Wednesday Meralig. Ji 1S4I CenSacaUon of Negroes. Moreover, ft ft em­ igan Vchintears left Detect for Wash­ preparing ington City on Fritlny lasf. tbe rebel country. ployed in attire service lb defenses, such as throwing up breast limit In Western Virginia, .where this tion of this kind of property would prove u lasting benefit even to Virginia herself; and the first causes of rebellion would bo removed. Whatever loks the rebels may sustain in the a ay of losing their alavca.ll is a calamity (if such it w) they have deliberately invited by their own under the American Flag. In view of t-W" Colonel Kellpy, whom it was IT A. destructive fire occurred at • Lrasiuy, on the third instant, which en­ tirely consumed the Lansing House, ex­ press office and several other buildfoga. The losses are estimated at 111,000; prat ly. insured. t-dT-There are said to be six hundred negro slaves at Fortress Monroe, who have escaped from tbe Virginia traitors. PnAUHBvuxs, June 10. Editor or Baxrkr-.—Th* following is a statement of cereals sown and plant­ philanthropy which would exempt these plunderers from the full measure of ret­ ed in this Township in the years 1859and I860; also the wheat harvested in I860. ribution which they have courted. Let 1 obtained a statement of the amount uf the confiscation go on, until rebels at wheat threshed from the crop sown in heart in all parts of the country shall 1859 from each grower and I believe Is learn that there ia no immunity for overt substantially correct acts of treason, fl is certainly the duty average per acre is within a fraction of of the Government lo cripple, at every 20 bushels,—some of tho best yWdiog available point, the resources of such as upwards of 40 bus. to the aere. seek its destruction. Since the Government inaugurated active aggressive measures against the rebels tbe progress of events have been such as tn satisfy all who are not willfully The actions which bare been had so far, will go a great way to dispel this idea both North and South. In every engagement thus far, (rem the attack on Alexandria, Ui the meeting at Phillippi, and the occupation at Grafton, including all the skirmishing, tbe rebels have fled like sheep at the approach of the advance guard of the grand army of the United Slates. The affair at Fairfax Court House was one of great brilliancy. A body of United States Dragoons, less thou sixty in number, charged several times through tbe town, which was occu­ pied on all sides by nearly a thousand They killed about twenty­ North who are fighting for ths preserva­ tion of free government, will be able to surpase in deeds of valor the boaating chivalry, who have gone to war to make Slavery universal and perpetual. In Um death of Slepben A. Douglaa, e.m^. most forcibly reminded of Prasideat whom we would not ai w illiugly vote fur, for tbe office of President— Herchel V. Johnson, who ran for . Vice President uo tbo same ticket with Mr. Douglas, would now be Prealdentof tbe United States had the Dougias Ticket been sucoMsful. You will see the I860. doeted by Bishop Duggan, who delivered fire rebel*, and escaped with the loss of a brief bwt eloquent oration on tbe <Aertwo or three roeu, taking several prison­ acterof the deceased. From dispatches from various towns ers will them. l in different parts of the State wa learn What the future will1, reveal we, of ! that business was suspended and the day course cannot tell, but we feel every i appropriately observed. assurance that the brave soldiers of the ■M ZMMI4 Seven were killed In this way, a abort time ago at Corinth, all of these aggravations, it is a false rebel troops. Br the troops. demned for no other offense than sailing southern army. Haatptca, wraa brought to thia dty yes- rippi on account of insurrection among Southern authorities, to be tried and con­ Chicago, Jane 7. of thorough organisation and cxhuustlesa Business ftgene rally suspended to day the Board of Trade having adjourned yea- means at their command. It bos been tarday till Baturdy. The banks, jobbing the boast of the chivalry that one south­ bousea and dry gooda store are all closed. ern soldier was as good as several north The streets, at an early hour, in tbe vicin­ ern ones, and that nil the bravery perse ity of tbe line of march of the funeral procesnion, were deoaly thronged with verance and endurance was to be found among the “gentlemen” that compose the Flute.—The j-jy They are obliged to shoot down their soldiers in some parts of - Muuta- base acts. They have never hesitated tho’i was mortally wounded at- PhiHippi to appropriate to their ow n use, or de­ in Western Virginia; ia said to be recov­ stroy any property belonging to the ering. . -. perverse, that the northern soldiers are Jun Tyarb’s Sscsmion ing. rad got upaet, tipped over and turned out. into about four fret of water. Il is unable to gain any very considerable recorded in-the English Journals as an footing. Undoubtedly the entire extinc­ “accident U> the Prince.” equal to the southern, with all tbe prestige ! take properly Is very scarce, treason has been and the delivery of such citizens over to Grove. The pr<»ce«slon was about two miles in length, and occupied an hour in passing a given point. A low estimate gives 10,000 persons In the cortege. The military. Governor, Stale Officers, mem bare oQhe Legislature, medical nnd legal pnrfeeeisna, Masonic fraternity, Mercatile AasseiatSon. Fire Department, Typo graphical Union and all the benevolent societies of the citv, were out to do honor to the memory of the illuetrioss dead. on Erie on Wednesday last, between two materials frcrn pdftt to point. There Is schooners, the* Great Western.’and ‘Milstill another noticeable feature in relation waekio Balle, in which nbe former wm to this kind of property, which is, that it badly damaged. Tbe crew wm taken on has a peculiar tendency to incite treason. board thife Belle, nnd the Great Western Not as a fault of the property itaslf, but abandoned, suppused to be in a sinking’ as a condition of Ha possession. .In Vir­ condition. ginia, where Slave property is abundant, The Prince of Wales want a boat­ treason abounds without atint or apparent Government, and they have, through the At eleven o’clock, amid the tolling of bells, and firing of minute guns, tbe proceeeion moved from Bryan Hall, where, since T'esday, tbe remains have laid in state, through Clark and Lake street to Michigan Avenue, thence to Cottage I A cdliilnn occurred works digging ditches and conveying-war We are able to announce on unquest­ of privateering, which authorizes pirates ionable autboriliy that Gen. Scott has so upon tbe ocean to ssiza upon and appro­ far matured his plans for the war as to priate to their own use tbe property of inform the President and Cabinet that the peaceful citizens of tbe Northern States, las seuesaian flag shall be torn down, tbe engaged in legitimate commerce. They authority of the Federal Government re­ instated on every foot of American soil, offer a bounty fur the destruction of the •nd Jeff. Davh hung, or driven out of property of peaceful citizens of the North, dsrwd. About the 4th of March next be will head ever the Union, safe and wound, to Uaconstituted and constitutional author­ ities. Old Lundy’s Lane takes his time to map out tbe campaign rad pul bis forces in tbe b<wt fighting trim, and then he always wins at the time ot day when he agrees to. He ha taken tbe contract to wind up the disunion business within eleven months from tbe 13tb day of April, awdhewiUdoU. We Mrierotand that it is a part of Gen. Scott’s plan to occupy Virginia and TennaeeM completely on or before the 20th of July. 65,000 Northwestern troops will move down the Mtaaiuippi m far m M™,phU. under command of Gen. Fresnoot and McClellan, and remain in camp wntil the sickly season is'past, when they will move on toward the Balize there meet the conquering army of the East, -and celebrating Washington’s birth day ia New Orleans.—Chicago Tribune. ’ warnings will not beloet upon tbe country, fiscation of negro property under any cir* deem lt to be of the most vital lmpnr> eumstanoea, It ft now generally admiurt) UU. ItalS. •«£ t.» V1M Pr~i. by all persons, to have become a military Jlss'.ls.ite »m> Jb*vtak M>M£«pf necessity. Slaves are,""to all Intents, ’ • property, wfaer the laws of the Sftve J > holding States, and it is sold from* hand Southern Congress, Instituted a system Deration of the War. We trust tbeoe lessons and campaign However much aqueamishneas may Wheat, acres, Corn,, ” Oats, " Barley ” 1859. 870?. 3208. 1568. 521. 28 1664. 407, No. of bushels wheat threshed in IMO, 63,002. Gxoaor Thomas, Supervisor. WAR NEWS! ! Was HINOTOS, JuneG. A gentleman just returned from Knoxvilla, four miles from Harper's Ferry, says the rebels hare withdrawn all batturie* from the Maryland side opposite the Ferry, apparently with a view of con­ centrating tbelr-artillery, and baring it in a position to be moved, when they re­ treat at Point of Rocks. They have abmit 100 cavalry and 600 Infiuitry, and four pieces of artillery. The main force ie at Halivar, about n mile aouUi of Harper’s Ferry brdge.— They appear to bo strengthening tbeir line from Bolivar to Winebrster, m if preparing for a retreat in that direction. . On Monday n squad went to Williams­ port and obtained,pos**s*ion of thirteen locomotives, which they run down tn the Ferry and switched off on Uie Winches­ ter Railrood. They also scoured the country, getting about a hundred large funr-horae wag<ihs. “ft is ascertained from an oya witness that at the late fight at-Fairfax Court House, ten of the enemy were killed, and probably two or three more. Reliable infrrmaUon puts the loss of the enemy, in tbe aflair at Aquia Creek at twenty killed. of" Hagai army is advancing tiy' way of Hagers­ uf. J. M. Morris is elected Colonel, and town, and a column of Gen. McClellan’s A. Simmons and Robert McLee Majors. the Richmond Whig <>f tbo fl<h. sap the Junction, fur Gen. McDowell will engage tabors in fortifyingP1** tbe whole attention of the rebel* posted accustomed tn labor, ha* quadrupled the „,.k. . —n*, . Th- -cl; trunk .m.«< there ; our can they be reinforced from sick list.. 4t wm feare<Frtwt feere«Frtrtt « ■ fifth ofthe «»f the ihoTwig l- *4i, -was markgl for»aJ^d/ i«1 Rh-hmond arid Norfolk,'for Gen. Butler fircMW*................. m ' r!11 Tbf4 dangjsiMif j*’to laavp/^reii ling an American flag and sundry tillber* , --- ----------------UkcUUjn tbsrear. radV will n<ft re Il is dealt out in rations. They cfotbmg. and ui lh» bottom uf r to sU pM-ttas< drink. It ft dealt-u. ... -:main quist. damsnd nagroe- trt fin the lab-r. — --------------- 'utomac to threaten other approaches to tbe capital of the Old Do­ lopertaat ire* Western Vtegiata minion, W« have gond reason tn believe that Bpceisl Di.psteh te tbe Cincinnati Osxetta Orafton. Vs.. Jons4—10 P. M. Dated, Maj 8th. I»si. before many hours a colum of 4,000 sySu [A truseopy.) The movement Pbilirppi. las. lost n«m. night. The m<.ve*nsnt .Nt FitHHppl. B. Rai-ra. and men will march from thm city towards was caused by a report that the I J Harper’s Ferry, the whole o>rntnan<!ed KD.iMri.s a lE'.rij. -Uh ■.»*»«■ “1CHANCERY ORDER. by G»l. Stone'of the 14th Infimtry. The hour of starting, which has been poat- meets and artillery, and were going to poned several times. Is not yet definitely attack Phillippi. Eight hundred nf our determined. This column will probably |.,rces.ondrr C-pt Benham, marched all have-nn more zetil>>ns task than that of night and entered the place at daybreak. They found every thing quiet. 8»aito intercepting the fugitive* driven by other commands from Harper’s Ferry. Other are out looking for the enemy ; but no SOLI MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED GUTTA PERCHA regiments are under marching orders. attack is now apprehended. It ft suppos­ ed the rebels are utterly dis->rg:uiizrd and A dispatch to the World, Washingtun 7th. says; “Tho moment tbe rebels are that no considerable hody is in western Virg'nia nob. Fifteen droJ bodie* were driven from Harper's Ferry the Balti found in a thirkei al Philippi. in.U> which more and Ohio Railroad will bo repaired LI* appear* the Indians bad d>scharg»d Minft rifles IT IS FIRE AND WATEI WOOF. by tbe Government rilblO thrw after the flight of the rebels. It » sup­ The last pcni<in In jail here far uttering posed many more were killed or Serionsh disloyal sentiments was di"cbaaged to-day I MllKOLn. wounded. on taking the oath uf allegiance. It is no* known that the rebels expect­ This aftern< Hin the United States forces ed an attack on Saturday mght, sod had captured a rebel oompany of 30 tneti in an ambush capitally prepared. Gen Virginia, some seven miles above George­ GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, Hied in Un* rsuse. ba taken a* cool I said dafredaBt, fTarrcr H. Bpancar. town. They were heavily at med, and Morris's scouts were, however, too many <. . » l* la ....... . . I . . ' at... . had plenty of ammunition. It is believed for them. ' All sorts of wild reports fl) big through licity. 1* BOl tnjsrrd far lb* Canunou.ni these are the men who have been firing the country are picked up add sent offby nanaten mvtsia. AND WILL KOT-UR. COLD OR RUN IN WARM WEATHER en on advance picket. certain correspondents, »urh ns that there Thraa axaicnaU tewr bssn tiwcMffhly Baltimore, June 7. was a severe fight at Phillippi todaypind New York snd *11 part* of tbe Southern a The steamer Adelaide has arrived from five hundred killed. All these are utter Fortress Monroe. ly unfounded. The secessionists think there are about Tbe Quaker City had captured another twenty thousand troops hero. Nobody valuable prize. ■pUiaxat seems to make it his duly to correct thia The Harriet Lane also secured a sloop NO HEAT IS REQUIRED. On Wednesday morolug a steamer report. Gen. Morris iaat phillippi today. from Norfolk with a Ifa of truce brought He will be beck this evening. All quiet ute. and for thtpjnnfj to all ]>otia of the lo old Point 150 women and children— there. •MORTGAGE SALE. Col K«dly continue* to improve. Tho country wfA full printed direetiont fur refugees—they say that many mure arc laving been mad* in U>« pajoealaf a application. ball was not extracted as reported’ coming. in .earn of money *rcurrd and ytvridd Pull deieriplire circular* will be furGreat excitement is reported at wheel in and by tb< cMdittem of a «rU-4 Louisville, June 6. ing over Loring’s arrest. No examination Kit/ted on application by mail or wi pernn The captains of tbe brigs John Adams. al our Principal Ofi-e and Warehouse. yvL Panama,nnd schooner Mermaid, captured A drove of cattle arrived here fur the 78 WILLIAM STREET, uffthemoath <>fthe Mississippi by privat­ army.' The commissariat is abundant.— Ontario eers, passed through here,bound eastward, The roads to Wheeling and Parkornburg (Comer of Liberty Street,) NEW Y’OJtK. to-dny. Thsy represented that they knew JOHNS A CRONLKY. are now working all right nothing of the letters of marque, and sup­ Many Virginians were brought in to Auxins Wamtkd’.—Ti posed their captors to be pilots. take the oath of allegiance to-day. Se­ bichaaid Murt»aSe llxrv u claimed at ibe data of Uria KoLce, th* to* o veral among them bad voted the secession Washington, June 5. ticket Nothing but a Union feeling now. A letter received from Lieut. Craven.of Tbe road is deai down Ui Cumberland. tiie steamer Crusader, al Key West, ays that he has detained fur Government use the steamer Suwannee, belonging to parties who owned the Rusk, which Wwuxotos, Juaa 6. given, (that byvirta* captured tbe Star of the West I learn at the Navy Pepartment that »h« there are now afloat oiio hundred and ' Washington, June fl. fourteen ships *>f war,jili uf which will Aditional irons have been ordered to soon l>« nt various ports of entry along Chambersburg,indicating an early advance be.oa in lb* When Um> Govern ' Micl.l<*u; on Harper’s Ferry. Prooably an action the Southern coast. of fllebiran. mA ment last heard from tbe mouth of tbe j Tbe EastbOf of the Boe th-Kart will take place to-morrow. 1 half<J the Soulk Miasissippi, our blockading squadron bad ^‘7^*-x*) ■’ * off J* Measures bave^bcen taken to sscertain not yet reached there. Them ware two!L immediately how many of tbe three <ir thee vessels, but n»t enough titr an ' months men will remain during the war. effective blockade. They are all prob-1 GEO. P. 8TCTRN8. Admiairtrater. LUCY 1*. LU6C0MHE, Adminialrslrix. Tbe result will decide the administration ably there by thin lime. relative to calling out a new levy. A gentleiiuui wbu arrlv There seems no d<>ubt that Beauregard direct from New Orleans is preparing fur an advance upon Alextutu the entire commerce — ----------anaria. Uiat it is in a m«>*t wtetched and frightful jy c« Alexandria, Sunday June 9. condition. He A lot of military goods have been will suffer most seized on Adams’ Express, valued at ten GEORGE CROSIER. thousand dollars. The amount of goods ouiic ne snys nr----- ... ----------- - , martTxjuntS Mon8^««. seized in this vicinity will almost pay the 15iff of May. If die blockade is rigidly CUMMkAlUNERd NonCE enforced tbe people will starve to drodi. ! Ou r»*d expenses of the expedition. When be left there Laron wns twenty• The Pennsylvania Fifth Regiment issu ed a newspaper tliis evening, printed on five cents per pound, and fluur eighteen b»jri dollara per barrel, rad a very limited 1 A the old Alexandria Prtti. New Advertisements. JOHNS & CROSLCT, 5' CEMENT R00FIMG, £ Hagaratown, Sunday. June 9. No troops either from Point of Rocks or Willarnsport have reached ibis place. Confederate nickels have been seen on Williamapirt Heights. Every lord is s|rtGtly guarded, and every akifl broken. As soon as the river falls it can be easily forded. . It is rumored that the' bridges at Harp eris Ferry and Shepardslown are "ruined. Louisville, June 8. supply at that. They weie then almost whollv dependent on Nrw Orleans f«»r iiieatw of sulwistencr. When the source of supply is out off they will be in an naful rondiUun. Ex pirnUon of Timo oi Service. oxace ui uk wsogr vi rrvoaie, in iiaauag*, la udd atostams requirnl to appear aix! »liu«r cmiac.if I prar»r of wud prtiUuarr should not And it ia farther otderrd that th rivcootica to all parties iuterestaL drncr of said petition, sad the heart Nearly ten thousand «»t our best troops will be going Lome by tbe time Gm- wull drilled and are hl fiw active srrvie*. lime of b**r.a| in Um premi.aa., ’ ’ they will return u> their h.irqr*. This is a c. +rindix much to be regretted.butcsunoi be helped. Tbe three mouth’s regiments are very generally co nposed *»f business men, who cannot leave their bu»inesa fur the asmpaign without pecuniary ruin lo them­ selves. Nashville for seperation and reprsentation 303^. against 209. Eleven other districts in this aounly give239H for, and 88 agalnaL Memphis 5606 for seperation, 4 for non representation, and, 5 for the Union. The interior as far as heard from is near. .. D.W «<«» » generally return at the eud <>f the tune ; North door, off she Cksirt । ly unanimous. The State is largely se for which they enlisted, and this is true 5““"*’’ *“ cession. New Tork, Sunday. June. 9 The Herald special Washington corres­ pondent rays: “When our troops move WaahingtoMi June 7. on Manassas, thev will bs thirty-five Five Companies of Butted States In­ thousand strong., Gen. Patters-«n will fantry have left ou the curs, it ft said fur have an equal'number when he crosses A trap, such on, by the return of the three mouth’s Chambersburg. the Potomac. men. They will nut return till the new “Two captured secessionists say there Thirty-six gun, are now mounted on regiments are all here and In a emdition the embankment Dear the Arlingu»n ia no formidable-force at Fairfax. to Ggbu-IFusk. Cor. N. F. JTsening Pott. House, an stuck being shortly expected “A Government special agent from Frederick aaya ft ft still the prefralltug from Manama. opinion, that Harper's Ferry will be N aww*reh Pbocfkbjtt.—On tbe pres ' Bouton, June 7. ent impression as to the pnMperily of newspapers tbeBostoa Gaulle drsosnt* in . The frigate Colorado nailed to-day fbr era! forces. A] that the _*-i_. rebels may move down bv Rail- a strain as well railed lo thia meridian as the South, mad and tbe Potomac, and aide! by'an­ Frrdricx, Md., June 7. A gantlemaa just from Harper’s Ferry other revolt in Beltiraure, and the disPublisher* are «upreports that Jett Darik U expected to­ uniuoiMa of Maryland, aiuek Washing­ heaps of money. morrow. Everything is In readioesa and ton on the Maryland aide, while Davis poeed to be coining dnllarw, and a prt<nernue newapappr Is regarded as a mint Advertising is 'the We-blnod of uewspa- fugitives at Monroe. There are now twelve thousand United States troops TANNERY! lu4e Orere.iaeaM emM».bm•fi month* Korn and after th* ■ *NRT MALLORY LEANDER LAPH AJ 4 Hoseas aaal astborttv in this cbm FreteteOsrt terlbe»<M»VL I «lao CLEAN AND OIL OLD HAHNE8HX8 Baltimore, Jane 7. s are reduced to belf COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. Til Mlles is Shires, « odd hare bora st Nortel JOHNATHAN HAIGHT. HASTINGS fhlllM<< in New troupe are eonatantly arriving, Pro. • BEST J. GRANT. Johnson ft now, and wm prohibited from talking with the Deville, of Marehall, Mich, of the nderaon ia tbe name of the the Relay jnortliA, and r fifty th.HWMnd dollars to tna.ps at Harper’s Ferry. , a resident of Richmond, the money mentioned, he »<rttoei»Ber«l»yGiT«n. �s> H, SPECIAL NOTICES- REPUBLIflAB BAKNER. la Qutxixa CoxTRAUaKD.—A man named Huidriftk. a Memphis Druggist, Arrived in thi. dty yaatarday. to purchase 11,500 »«rth ol quinine. He applied to Mt. TO CONSUMPTIVES Ricards’ store on Columbia street near Raoe. but was told that no drugs of any OTS rgJH mbiuty. kind would be .old tn the Inhabitants of HEART DISEASE, FFTER A AGUE, owreaia. He made application nt another Or vstabliuhment aud procured a small quan- 1 CONSTIPATION. tity ol tbe deaired article. It may be a question worthy of judicial investigation, whether it ta legal fi.r Mr. Lincoln to Mutrerr. -------------------------make the seevdere “.hake in tbsir boots,” Two Military com pan le* are being as llusy now do. sod then ratine them an antidote. We understand that I be quL tmssd in thi. village. One nine la intended fur-G*o. Pillow’, army. known aa the -nnaiing. RHU*," aa we CtMtitau/i Gaitlle. •re informed by tbe Aonrer b being preparing »n4 i bi«t. Uaibiug. organized R.r active service. W« give Sick, they Will BLOOD PURIFIER ATTENTION! COMPANY!! 3t»ral Ml gJiirtUnanu. C ON HIGH PRICES! Stacks of NEW GOODS! aaooa REFORM New-York: ESTABLISHED ItM, fastings’ Jrirt ®.H.rrtnl from the Pionttr. Capt.. G. W. Mill.; 1st LiruU Ge<», I*. B*k<-r; 2nd Wm. Rogers, Llmt. Orderly Sergt.. J. GHDOI5S. doublyanre ’ before the» decide—nr. 'PPTdVing «>d vnpne tie o.r of the rtWpararfcw. An Who coufid--in tbt *M*y -f thia da»», Ct • ho Choo.c to ............ WE Benth-y. The other company, known as th- KEV DR. CHAMBERLAIN, ‘ drtSOy-apc Willlamaburgh, New Yoe SPUING STOCK 'naatinga Zo*iav« Cadeta," w*< fuilv nr ganized <rtt Friday evralng last, and is Cathartic relation* must That ihe BLOOD PURIFIER apd BLOOC FILLS Etta bee* proved by ■aalyafe-te ' COXTA IN XO itIXERAl- -' t’rXs. WAR! M. Navins; QndLeint.. N. IJ. Walbridge; Orderly SergL, T. Phillip*; 1st Sergt.. 2nd, Wm. Jones; 3d, Manon Allen; 4th. John S. Goodyear; 1st Girp-.ral, tV. 11 H. IJeath; 2nd. O. H. Greenfield; On High Prices, at the 4th. 3d. J. Mana ; HASTINGS Royal Mudge; fith, P. R. Dunning;- Gih D R. Rozel; 7th, Augustin Rower; Sth, Fl. II. Munger; Drummer*. W. A.Ssrt- DRUG STORE!!! Striker. BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., ISDLCiS VARIETY, token of respect to the illiistriou. dead. At the hour appointed fur tbe funeral of DRLGR AND JTEDICIREfl, Chemicals Paints Oils On*. our own citizens, and the booming cannon ; echoed buck like expressions of renpect. j IM phene, Burniuff Fluid, "the tu—itv raiMcssj*. t. t< the thousands <>f <-f rMtia., cities and villatfea villages la. in THE LANE’S MEDICAL FRIEND, amtesman. r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLY.AK f SnpervlMiTs. Board of Supervisors for lhi» The lg IOC lUium rWablr mean, that I physical dorelop■rot. to the end that her off.prinr may not bJeJdrot in a aingfe faculty with which naturo has Endowed it. In infancy there i»n- p-riod *bieb .. more likely to affeefth- fulnro dl.poait on of hoard Is full, every LOW S SOOTHING SYRUP le unqu-stionabl* •hoeing the field of operation*, and tbe resented. GROCERIES! township being rep­ They sill probably adjourn THS GUIDE AMD GUARD No mistake this time! Iiexpo.ee ou . — —---------THrka to entie- t) • »>ck and w-lL It illuatratea the plana of the Quack, and Roguea to dup- every one. It guide* the unwary through life, and “LOW PRICES’ MOTTO 1 WURD TO TUR WIK IB SVmCtKXT. HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, PlsataUea and Shops. Far-v-ryFamUy, having over a 1000 roeeipU on Cooking. Dy-ing, Prenarving. Craning. Ac., 11_ Z Pl.«* ..X vk.t it ia heal ia Waiae B-W advance from NEW YORK COSTS. THE Pric-Meanu. ui. J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. Warth »10 to -*y -*-. THE CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS, CODFISH; Hut few >>f u« are xoffi.-ientlt INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY- llxii vxtranrdioary luring per fret health wur country. t«> fully understand die re An article designed lit- calling <wt .M. W. Drug Store. Rikzk. at Smith’* PENS. PENCIL. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CABD6. Am. Ac. Upon our abtlraa may b* .oand all af th These map* nre very rem veniently arranged, sufficiently full V-gite - clear idea of the fit-id* «f ••pvratluna Aa a morning < reliere Dy*pepua. in fiauor it >a rr i IX CI N E S bare now been bvc for a period of THIRTY YRS. time bare maintained a Irish A*d ToBklBK Extracts, faniHhir with- the geography of tbe neat of the • fereiM-e t-« niupu. MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES rtriMvnm oi Light Ar Hilary Tactic. and R»galaifoaa r-oota-ud-dfor that Ara. The fullowing are among tbe distressing rari­ ty of human di.taaea in which the VEGETARLE’LIFE MEDICIXES Captaia S-cood Artilfery. HENRY J. HUNT, BL Major. Captain 8-coud Arulfery. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing th* HARDEE'S TACTICS. burr and health* bile, ioalaad of acrid kind: FLATUllbCY. Loss Retail PriceBI per Bottle, or alz For »3. llus advertisement of Mesur*. JOHNS A ^LE''N” ......... .. i WEHU?, IFUE 'CASH The uun:>-r--u. ezperhirenta made fur , ie luat f«tw years, to pr«du©rMaub*liiute i ati-nUon will be paid to COMPOUNDputt.ng up PHESdRlITIUNS; and a»y r tin alate and shingle n-«*f«, have al j Uml led t«>a perfect triumph in the GUTTA GEZSTTTIISTE- Cement Roofing otTered In tbvw ROBKRTS A STRIKER. lUnixoa M—cu 4, Ibfil. ** ttirva of elatllcily (which is • qualifica- ____________ tioti of a CtTMHt Itoofinf actually net's*.! x-^oody.or’s CAVALRY TACTICS. woratcaaaa of GRAVKL . Alao WORMS, by dialodglng from th. tnrninga . .____ i.Ku. 10WARD urged. acaau aim, ----------------------------------------------------- ------ Aichlgaa Central Btailraad. Their Gutta I’eroha Cement for R<H>f« <>f all lively fcrbiddea. kinds, and for preserving all metals from FEVER AND AGUE. rust and a»rroabm—from its great duraMlity and chrapoe*, ia fisst superseding NftibS^’l>l»,.<r«*f By“r^eJlcj‘’tlkOblr»«Urt,' PHOTOGRAPHIC gallery. McLELLAN DY BAYONET EXER­ New Arrangement UWHj ft,r FUCh purpowa. Th^l n,„.ri,h (f.» which th. Firm BOOTS <Se shoes Premia™ bar. b~. —0? introduction a a 1— .1.. 1 ---V yiridOQ tU oc» Dasiurr, Nsxvpta Cnruwn .LftTAtiox ov TM« Unit, Lurm s Vm-ma Mirror Ambrotype; Neilngrapmc; Pearl Ambnttyae-, Ornamental Ambrotype-, imperial Ambrotvpe; FWievo Am- ORDER. many HOW LOST, ROWER’S HARDWARE STORE. lending Inuranoe Companies throughout Sarsaparilla. tbe country. _________ eff-etualtY P. R.-4W* for Hide*. 5s2 F. ROWER. o«y r«ZZ::: Sight Er proas. DISSOLUTION ’ Governor Banks and John C. Fremont have each been made a Maj"r General It fe understood that tbe laRer i- to be assigned to the command of tbe Western Ditdsi-n uf tbe Army, in tbe Mississippi *1 R. J. OB AFT. Md k Notice! ItAYWABB. Shaving Saloon! valley. TTboltwoot. P*^.*-JBSRYKSa* FOE SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. -MM tofbh Low* would al*? tv E*Go*. HOW KEBTOtiE# TBE NATURE. TREATMENT. AND BABIL CURE OF SPERMATOURHOtA, orKMiWaduma, 8-ximJ D-bilirt , K-r-waasrm a«d hHlwcmg ImpMamp. m* BY ROBERT J. the prlocipla Rarlroada N-irth ami South, and •!*• by tbe officer, of the D. Huavwzxx AmbrWjp.; Vipiewi Ambrv type; Mekine*.typa; Bpbwcotypa; apal Stat* Fair* throughout the country.) Central Bail- Geo. FatacsiLB. CISES. American Institute and many of lb* prm ' s’eadaher Monday.! O U»r Traina aa tho 1 ' Th.'U of Um- TmlT for a r.? .L>rt tu~. will affect atrauUr* aura of SALT RHEUM, and a-tri king lmpro»em«nt lb tba elearnaaa of th- akin.— COMMON COLDS aad INFLUENZA will always ba cured by on- do-c.or by two in the worst can*' Criyon tnerr deeay for nan. Teeth in—rUd on vcieixiTE ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. SCUHVEY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE HORKA >*y a perfect pariu ubich lh«w LIFE MEDICINES give to th- Wood.aAd -11 th-humor-. MCUItBUTlC KMUrnONb aad BAD EDICAL ADVICE rIvm grads, by,lb- aew -Uh m. fai• ...d .bCT,.o~. eral adoption cann<»t be tins earneatly DENTUtT. Is now prepared to apply denta' •■kcltut.* In a etyle ansurpuned. warranted U eoioalh- kidneys aud bladdtr, they op-rat- most Principal office and sale room», Ko. « Esst Fourth st., »d building from Main street, Cbielnasti. O.. LaboraUtv In Hammond -tree*. For sale by J. P Roberta A Co. lla-tWga/KP Niebola.Or«arrril1t Mllb.P. A Keefer, •fooFcW . mao and Da R-imvr, Middfevilfe. M. 0. Swift-, foil explanation Bieana of prevent. On Consumption, that fearful dia-asa On tbe Liter. Heart, S Ou Feuial. Complaiuta sarv and lone sought after,) durability j coating and repairing Metal WILLIAM JONEK J° DROPSIES of all kinih, by fre-lsg.asd strugth I oi ur. nooocKa. lafoatrooc THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. Il La a larw-and beautiful pap. r tact vtluabl- infonnauan on We invite the attention *»f our renders to laying u a natural ctaiings of Uio slomacb.diraotly promotive of . - - •< ■( TEMPKRANvE, ■ th- prvsyst proprietor baliryea that in making- Riff, and light InfxaUy Taatica, for U« -xercias ■Li iWg P.xvxxTirx. Pkrcha A NEW ARTICLE Dr. Robnck’t Momacli IMttars. rill hiillle ground, i« «nnb*olute inoB'aiii. 1 ha iees Mt Adair* BeMtiNI Teeth! navlan Blood Pills, 25 cents per ooi, or A box* for |l. EF**R*d Dr. Rol-ck'- Special Katie* Crrtifieatea. published in a ouapieaoua part of thi- paper treat time lo time. Dr. Rob-ck-Nediral Almanac and Famllv A'driecr, evntaininr a great amount of iateresUug aad valuable Medical information can b- bad gratia of-in uf the -genta throgtiout the ooudtry. In difllcvlt or complicated csacs Dr. Kobxck may be applied lo personally or by l-lur mc!p«lag one stamp for the reply. , ., •» AUTHORIZED MILITARY BOOKS. Hostings, Hay let, IVCl. , ND. PIKE NIX BITTERS :s*prn*t a bfeaaing. Pirtles wishing t£* proscription will pica, m. Rtv EDWARD A. WILSON, Witliamabuiwt •dlO-ly Kings count*, X.wYc .... _...., . ,uc u.ufcrnuur victims of UI health. The* hunt disease Ibreui •vary aranneand organ of the tTattm andlo I pel ft thoroughly and parau>«tilly. . .- NORMAN BAILEY. EULJEl^JT J'XUirmiLEJll they viil ’flnil a auro euro forConoumption. Atax, Bronehitfe, Ac. The only object ol tbe Ad»' term in tending prescription Is b-ndlt thfitted, and at.reuf Information which he eoac-i' RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. Market, which we are prepared to sell st a small day last for the purpose <>f equalizing the lax rolls of the renpectiva towns. CR OCKER Y! Ever shown in thia <DAB AH® SIKB i xs County met at *he Court House on Mon­ CAUSE SOON TO HE AL, OIL SEURETIQXS. APPROVED CREDIT. like demnnxtration for the lo*s of a put- > lo acq ad r.— -/ • —••• ■‘.■■tfoiauiig Hj-CTaoonr. WIU* .11 mxdxI diaabiliUca are removed by then* eOtdi«lud gently ituuulating propcrtlr* That tUy recruit wdnif SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, however th-j may Uvo been trifi-d y Mh«nd abuaed; that their dinpl tendency la ti> feegtheu life, aad rendar U a^oyable. TbaY •pJnu‘g di. recUy upoatb-jNMM^.iiM.-.utl'Mod.eAy The St.llea.M MHkal And Primta Adrian- TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL our land, which, on that day, united in a SICK. FEflALM, and discharge from the ^atra. every taint of ^roful^ whether hereditary A MhjWwire. Ths: Mr. Douglaa, the bell tolled as fur one of The agony, the fcrrr. the debility, the - Thich eSsaract-rixc afflictiini af th- LIVER COMPJLAUTT, . . .. and rntoro tbe health ud itmgthnrtlMauf^. cheap JUST RECEIVED a new and moat complete assortment of DTai-KFSU with And the Fhyaiology of Marriage. VERY Our t illage aasumrd the garb of mourn­ and place of business being draped, as a GROCE RIES CROCKERY IS ing on Friday last; nearly every ’store millinery or*, occupation. ply, with adricas Roberts &. Striker, Reaped to DobrIm. ! READY-HIDE CLOTHING, William 8-rtwell; Clerk, Daniel well. DRY GOODS DRY GOODS! About forty mem­ Its officers sn>M fidlnws: Captain. J. A. Swerzey • 1-t Lieut., J. John Weisert; BEAUTIFUL be 1^5 bers are already enrolled. «ill net taas HAND ti- n tn answer to any emergency a» may ^oslrieu and aodal arm and equin itself. tnmblcd with Indigeetiun,, Bilhouaueaa. Sour or ON - FACTS 1 Thi* company wifi uniform,and prohnbiy Paper ! NOW Comprising LARGE AND r Brodie - U>» greet -lights by known. (Xcw York buoday ARE with m* of th. LARGEST and BEST Asaortmanta of OF GOODS. Appl draigned fi.r thon.iigh drill, and a prepare . i „‘,r Complaint lh-t tl.re’ateucd life life. This . Z .. ----- t.l f.n ttndpn th. SPRING & SUMMER N. BAILEY Flour, p-rhbl M-os Fork. |»! W U BLOOD PILLS �Wlal a Blorloai world lha wowld btif «U Ihr Lilwbiuna ->«ld MJ wllh Shrhopcar’* Sbrphanl’Bir. I am a ln>e laborer 11 ~n> that Iwaar J oyai" ““ hu.il aavj oo mao1, happiorea: jlad fitting time al oilier men's good; oontwil with my TMWt_______ . than the present to-give a few brief fiicts farm.”* country’■ The key tall ages b imbecility : im­ becility in lhe vast majority of men, at all times, even in heroes, in all but certain has been insultsd, and trampled in the eminent momenta; vjetima of gravity,nis tom .ml bo. TM. »i«- <«"» <" * dust by the citizens of our own land, over •«'«! «>r strong, that the mullituda have no habit of adf reliance or original action. scores or years. R was January, 1776, when tho.British sort j« I pOslqn aid the . AmerUnns en­ “ pidn’t jou teU.me. ak. .you .an|ld camped arCamebrfdge, that Washington unfurled tbe first American, or, aa it was hold the plow F mW <» farmer to a green । Iriahman, wbont>e tad taken on IW-— *■• celled, the Union flag. It was composed “Arrah, be aiay, now said Pat. “H<>w of thirteen Kripee,. alternate rsd and the deuce can I bold It, nnd two homea' white; symbmizitig ■ ths thirteen re­ drawing it away front me ! But give it I volted colonies. In one corner was thu to me in the barn, and bejabers, I II fcwd device of the British Union flag, com­ posed of two creases—the cross of St. It with anybody!" ONLY PREPARATION THAT BA* —AND- NervousHeadache Utr. r iuall BUY YOUR GOODS Battle Creek, Midi., Dee. 21. IMS. i te relief from pain nnd sickneu will be obtained in removing the A'ansra faU M « G-l 3 ; ju.u-Jli'J, GRANT, quence of winch mv head has »uffer*d *xtr«fl>eiv from cold. This iudao*d me to pay Brian A Hodre* almost the last oral I bad on earth, for a two dollar bottle of for Hair Rcstorati** about th* faster Auipsk test..- 1 ban/faifoTnlly fehaaicd'fo* Msfl ISriR’S* George, which is a common cross, a hor­ izontal and* perpendicular liar; and tbo cross of St. Andrew, which is in the form ot an X. When Gen. Howv saw this flag with the Union device in lhe cortter, waving over the American camp, he expressed great- joy, for he regarded- it -ss a token of friendship for England, and nn evidence that a conciliatory speech which lhe King had recently made u» lhe British Purlin- log in all orer my bead. Feeing cmfideal that another IM** bottle would'reatfiro It entirely and ig th* natural elasticity and siren] ’rbT’ CEPHALIC PILLS iro ar*, during relieved a bold*, end roeeiv* to thyself tbe scripture dsdar- ON LOW PRICES - . Thy fri*J”TTT3UHANNl(irtflBNY. imes with perfect aafety of lhe year 1852, while attending ibe Slate and Xatumnl Ila SLilmrel nV ll.« Ulnl* X-_ L. bereft of Its covering, ing portion* upon th* tivsd shortly after b*- Come and See !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED FROM PRICE 25 CENTS. TUX rOLLOWIMO XMDORaKMKXTB or SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, will coxvixci AU. wnoaurrxa from HEADACHE, SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IB WFTBIN THEIR REACH. Masonville, Conn., Feb. B, 1841. I St aaOe inudoArt-liaritan M th* molt Willfill physicauiu tbe country, but, rveelring no asm- year 1837, your llesronitiva was recomended to me by a druggist. o» being tbe most reliable Heir Rettoralire tn u*e. I tried one buttle, aad found Muswtiafa.'iBTttSi: A largn stoek nf \ ery respectfully yours. NEVER Your ob’t Servant. JAME3 KENNEDY- KNOiy.N TO • FAIL DISEASE AND ITS PAINS, .o i sjmt) .a x Hartford,Pa, Feb. 6.18C1. WITH respectfully, q ANN 8T01KH0USE. ITS PLEASURES, U To Dr. HEBBICK A Co.—Gentlemen:— mr age, Vyour KrAthat I nboiild take Stere-js1^ phabc Pills. Head them immediately. Whiuh wn offer nt Whatever may be tbe result of our present struugle. tho/uture bistoriac will have to record thvee fasts: KE3DHJ1XK1!) IPIBUCSS. 1. That no rebellion was ever before inaugurated wherein tbe eonspiraturs could not c*dn pretond thalline of them had been damaged in person or estate by the Government nbey sought to over­ We bn to ovary kind of goods, auch u throw. I 2. That their wan never before a rebel!ion whereof lhe main impulse was devotion.Hupaft Slavery. Men have re­ belled* anil conspired for every kind of lilrerty but lhe liberty ot enslaving their' 2WTS & GROCERIES kA/ place. At .that tima tR Iwavafllietedwltban J50. B.'SIMONS. I had not buttoned my rest HARD-WARE! H rtBT C-Bratniwo, Esq A. STOVER. P. M. Belle Venioa, Wyandotte Co., 0. , I wink for some circtlara or large show bill*, to bring your Ceyballc Pills more psrticulrrly before my eustomen. 11 yeu bar* anything of the kind. lernunale fatally: .11. ■ ■ l— log to be ldi», 1 cotrnneneed taking your Pilhu— Boon after, the awtlUhg eotnmeutfd'disappeanng and finally appeared to point externally. 1 be­ came alarmed and fent for Mr, Spragu*. who ad­ vised m* to continue foe J’illvsj my recovery was rapidly beingaom/tatep/- iBOdtlnaad tn use th* Pills io small dose* for same months, snd found AND DRY GOODS! Tn,ljr WlLC. FILLER. inated with Dr Herrick. Al! othervare counter­ frits, snd if need will do harm, snd disappoint the siok. ।Herrick's Pllto ere riegauUyput tin, 10 la a bos, with a large sheet of dlreeiioua, anZstil for Yrndanti, Mich., Jan.14, 1861 of nvery denctiplion and Paia The Beat and Cbe^fMrt Houenhoit • i dy io the World. fellow men. 3. That never before did a strong Gov­ ernment allow a rebellion to proceed for months in ■ career of stealing money, arms, mtmltihns, arsenal*, armories. &c., irocceding trom investing to bombarding is moat important fortresses, and usurp­ ing the collection of its revenue over one third of its.couutry, bofore raising a reg­ intent or firing a gun in defense of its rights. 4, That never before did Twenty Mill, ion of Pkople, «o long absorlted in arts bf Peace that they had almost forgotten that.ofWsr, spring to arms with oo g#n. eral alacrity, an hearty an enthusiasm, as did those of our patriot States upon re. ceiving newa of the capture of Sumter and tha President's Proclamation there­ upon. ' 5. That never till now was a Govern­ ment embarrassed, perplexed, by tho duly of accepting some and rejecting other of the regiments raised, equipped and tendered to its defense, eager tn servo on its own terms till the end of the War. fl. That no Administration succeeding to sn empty Treasury, an inadequate Rev­ enue, a demoralized Public Service—de­ moralized through treason and robbery perpetrated by the late Cabinet Ministers never'till now found people pressing mill iocs after millions of dollara upon it, on { its own terms, and insisting that it should take enough and never borrow trouble with regard to its finances. —So iniieb at least is secure. What­ ever may hap, this cannot be gainsayed. And now, if the Republic ia allowed to go down, it will not be the fault of the la unlreti Thousands of Cases. rrct.ons Will bo found on th* baek of aach. lab­ ile apeaken, voealrete, mintatera of foe gospel, SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! i . ............ m child ref. contain but little of tbe virtue of Sarsaparilla. vi. _ ,______ • EAVE THE PIECES! JWOMOMTI DISPATCH I 'MF “A Enas WTims Sara* Nuta." OUE GOODS Unusually Low! Notice is Hereby Given. v Fxaaactmox or an Eorroa.—The aacessionista of Virginia have laid tbtimcri. ligioua hands upon an editor. Tbe edit­ or of tbe Washington Star, having sustain­ ed the Union, has been warned awsy from Ina estate In' Culpepper County, tbe system iovufoersblcto attacks ofdiM-iue. It i* lhe onlr brspamtioa over offered to the world in a popular form so a* to be within tbe reach sf ; all. So cbtmicallr and akillfolly ootabiotd u to 1 D MOTTS CHt'-XSEATr^W! WK ay> we |q * »jLxi »» dlgestire ( of PILLS entirely of vegetable* asd thou thoroughly com biniog powerful took emJ *cothtog rvopertiea, and cou*equenth can never injure Such a remedy hu long been felt to be a desideratum in tbe medical wofld, both by those thoroughly Skilled in medical acieoce aad afaobv ail whohai vautleTvd front debU»ty;forH nroda no madical skill or know tod;. even to see thatdebililr follows all attacks of diae I I ‘ I be judicuMuly taken according to diroctiona on the bottle. ntSTABO >T nn jr rAV VII A fas " “ ’ J* **2. * “ “ “ “ V **• LOWELL, MASS. Prise, fll par Battle । *U BatUea ta R>. a a v-v 1 Wheat, Corn, Onta, Butter, Lard, Pork, C. HPALDING, Me. 48 CEDAP. Street, Sew York. ea»e* uJ tbe kidnrys, scalding or incontinence of and indeed we might enumerate tnanr m-<re *1111, —I. I. —..Il Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, .Ubrnr-nitrunliou, M lillr* ,’chlore«l», Liv­ er Cmnolaiau, Chronic Headache*, ___ aequeu-ea following upon dunge of climate and boat aperient fa water, hence all travelers .bould have a bottle tuaily physic, with them, and all should take a trupooofol at Prtae U Mat least before rating, u it pnrenla costlwue**, I •trengthms the digestive organ*, it ehcmM be in Orealntnnta lit— nil. nf — Il ...... nf .... mrn a — J aw. parent maranmus. sanguinuus cxbsustios, critical cluwgea. and that complication of nerves sad dyspeptic aversion to air and exercis* for stock tbo ph} stcian boa nt> name. ’ ways OM it. Ifthey wilt they will find an cf able. j.lr.unt, and cttlcient remedy again*! i Ills which rob them of Ihclrbeautr; fortwautr i or decline not only of pi) YOU WANT WHISKEUSt mo*t habitual ct«c», lododing tbe DO YOU WANT WHISKERS! always vigilant, and to too we appeal, for weave ion your never falling affection will unerringly uofot vno to rrr.f Wr>r»<l’» O..,—Jt— <-■ ■ i. > __*• always ou hand in time of need. oTf WOOD. Propnrtor, 444 Broadway. Now-Tort, end 114 Uertet Rtroet, St. Loui*. Mo. Sold by ell good druggiata. Price One Dollar per bottle. feblSjl DO VOL' WANT A MUSTACHE 1 DO YOU WANT A MUSTACI1ET BELLINUUA.WS CELC11IUTED STIMULATING debilitating cough, and remittent hectic, winch generally indicate Incipient Coniumpiioa, Out remedy has allayed the alarm of friend* arid phy­ sician*, In several very giaiifyiug ami inUre*UMt instance*. In Scrofnlou* Tuberculosis, tbit medicated irsa ONGUENT, VVtel.k.r, aad Hair. he eitlvena nf lU* FT—I.— . the c>aep peculiarly affecting l In Rheumatism, botbebron TBE STIMDL1T1K MStEST WHISKERS OB A MUSTACHE In neat flat metal boxes «mtalnlM, pills, prfee M centsper box! for .ale by druggists end dealers. Will bo sent tree In say sdJrtuM R. D. LOCKE A C«., Gen’l Ag’ts. M CaaxM »T., V.T-', ■ySlryl Itch PCI with sugar la coated oer— A rars discovery of mstcfaiua-akUl; Heir like wu never seen befere UatUJt appeared in HerWsPiU. J NEW AKHANOEMENT GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ rejoto ,«•?. vw-bui Um world w,U EATING SALOON!! Horace l. h eg emax a co., r«K OYETKMB, per aays tbe Northern people are egre­ giously mistaken If they suppose Southrani have not tbe requiiita skill to rifle Low Pressure System caTtion. Tnatury. !iwols8 2ui7xzf8 * Family Groceries, F0R8ALI. ta tea tarn W taa Barb .a^tlallK Authorities, both tn Europe States, and prevented in their ] Tbe experience of thoutasdi nervous irritability, neuralgia, palpitation of tbe heart, melancholy,' hvpochooitria. night sweat*. -'-.I .11 .1__ . — -- rnilU 1 ILLS b«w iMshtM her eontraealai- after th JMtaB B. WRIGHT. a IRON J — • -* ‘vih? ’y— T" : Ayer s CherryJ Pectoral atiarkaof many of the mMtdanarrowi ill* to wbkh r J Virginia, and separated from his family, and the accession neighbors have sodalfy tabooed the latter, who are furthermore forbidden visiting him. -u decKHMO-lyr TN nrveitely tehat ill X pleasant to tbe UaU THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND 11 1 ->*.•< TUBS BIRD TtMEE .. .a .UIe. to follow the use of this medicine, if UbmIt asta Full directions for uaing will acconpasv eaefi bet ■ tie. None genuine unleu tbe fee-iimUt J CUBTW A CALK INB, New Tort, i. oa th, £?±tjt*pi>er 8o’d b-T Dr"Rh>» thmugtawt th. ' tod by targe borJev, pretending to give atruart } of Extract of Snrs^wrilta for one dollar. Moat nf thi-u have fraud* unon the lick, for To Kxgp Buttkii SwErr—D. Edson Herrick's Sig ar Ceated Pills I Smith, contributee to the Amrrican THX 1T1IOL£ WOULD UK1T£D! Agriailturiit the following direetiona for SICK PEOPLE. THINK preserving butter in good condition for any length ot time. In May or Juno when AFTER WHICH, ACT I butter is plenty, work It thoroughly two Teu’d scarce expect, al thia late day, or three times, and add at the last 'work­ With startling cum a book to fill; W-M la tS a i..r «>.a H.llll__ —- — ing nearly one gram of saltpeters and a teaspoonful of pulverized loaf sugar to each pound of butter. Pack it tightly in stnhe jars to within two inches of the top Because they arc the cheapest, ..frat, be-.t, and fill the remaining space with strong And aeperior tootben . Herrick'i Pill. Which w* ar* anxious to sell, aad WILL SELL, brine. Cover the jars tightly, and bury . YHL\IuI2 O 'IS. £AHL JTOli‘2 them in tbe cellar bottom, where the butter will keep unhurt for along time. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I . Griping I* lh« Bowel. and Wind ci,^ ¥ ** Far SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE whenever ft is foul, and your feelings will tail you when. Bvm where no partieutar dlaorttar ta felt, people enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood healthy, and all to well: bat with thia We wish nomcbodf would hit him on tli«’ noac.—foRfJrtffe Journal. Clothing o* A ainato bottle ot 8PALDlNG*iiPRKPA!t'D GLUE will save ten tirjeo ita eoat annually. 4M BELIEF ABD HEALTH TO YOUR JXFAMtt other 1 Stacks of K. WHEELEB. Ypsilanti. Mich. TO REGULATE THE BOWffu. the endurance of 8 0 8 2 O 2f dollar* worth of Restorative, and n* a result, have a rich coat of very soft black hair, which no monby cau buy. As a mark of my gratitude for vonr labor and ■kill in the production of so wonderful an article, I have recommended Its use to manv of mv frimids Depot. 444. Broadway, and sold bv all d«*Jtr* throughout tbe (rorld, . ' Tb* Rentoratitel* puinp its Bottle* of ihrre sixes, XIX : Isrgr, medium, and smaU; foa acnall bolds ii a pint, and retails for on* dollar a buttle; th* medium bold, st loss* twenty per ceut more Is proportion thin th* small, retail* for two dot tare a bottle; tbe -srge holds a quart. 40 per eent mor: in proportion, and retails for (3 a bottle. O. J. WOOD. Proprietor, 444, Broadway, New York, and 114 Nariiet 6tr^ot, Louis, Mo A nd sold by n I goud DmgjiiUand Fancy Good. Dealer* everywhere. 1 janJrLeom About this time privateering was author izud by Qt>ngress,. and prisate citizens fitted ■ odr vessels of wnf torprey up-n British vessels, depending upon their booty for their compensation. Some of thcsc-carcicd * :white flag decorated with n green pine tree. One uf these wns captured and exhibited in Ute Admiralty Office, Luu don, and waa described in the London Chroniclt. of January, 1770: — । The field ia uf white bunting ; in tbe mid<u«,.i* • ,*»* °e. p<>Mta IS the motto—Apptal ta Jltavtn! A map of Boston published in Pari* in 1778 had for anriginetts an English soldier endeavoring to take from nn American one of these flags, which the latter was manfully defending. Oi>rtbc Wth pf Janttary, 1770. Congresrordered ‘•dtirtccD «urs, white, in a blue field." to bo put in place of tho British Union, while the original number of stripes are retained." Salt Rb1^' Daorsr, Nac- A few more smiles, a few more team, »°me pleasure, much pain, sunshine ar.d m»ng, ckioda and darkness, haily greetings. «b rupt farewell—then our little pla.v will close, and injured and injurer will pa*' away. Ia it worth while to lute each fqy-Thc editor of the Tcxne Garetlf cofeMca himself “impatient tn see blood.” DIRECT HENRY C. SPALDING, At beat, life ia not very long. SOOTHING SYRUP, •.C.11WISPS. TEA OR COFFEE. ’ PBICKBM. n � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-06-19.pdf fe47f243b6da48b78de97d984f13669f PDF Text Text <s -^Jcjiublinnt $anutr, IS rUBLIdUKD EVERY it lUSTIWUd, BAHUT ,'CtW .< ^trt’jing. ' ‘ REPUBLICAN BANNER CUDXTY, MtehlCMB TfcKMRt any tuue under.three fi Bab-.cnpuoa- lth to root m.m ^stings’ Dusintss girttloru. VOL. 6. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICH.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19. 1861. FOR SALE I ! UJou Dortry. • clln or ui ttxtt, oe tm. S3 re pen axxvm. --------- j. - A w**' aeiftted etock of \ ■' £ ffAlBILY QMOtERIEl.' (exLiCTKh.) Tin-d-xffior whispered-to G------- to in trodras him. G—hurriedly complied. d-<c«"r’s Ifrvw, n« h* tbreadni hia way Hi* wife recr-gnixrd the «»M grtitlrmnn through the crowd.. (n<*t of whom had who hud slared -o pertinaciously at her; s-uiy light _ , or merry -tootremark -__ - - to - :-hc*tow — hi* eye* observed her utill; Hb Whisper•m --------oi l — on a a popular 2 n J1.AS2* ch.irartrr, until lie reached , rd * word hi tbe Captain. Grordir tried the pl plan- wh-re Captain G------- w«a ta|k | to becalm aa he »*ked iua wife if she—df Ing to the C.Ionel’s wife and two other I she *M ***** lh*i there was s "mall ladies M-nttd on an Ottoman. TTir d-K-t-r | blaek spot;* mere apeck. im> her left drew Goredh- aside; they wrre old cheek. She blushed nn<! laughed. Yes. friend*; and heg-.-ed a« a particular favor i ahe raw it in the glsra when dressing.— that he would take hia wifi- Ivnnr. away She could mrt rub ft sway. She thought from the hall, hut whhout alarming h«r. “Alarming her!" «t'd Gordie, quite her n little, beeaiiw it Laiked liku one tif dark as to the other’s meaning. “Why whits Blue Beard you wnnld make mu “fexnite me, madam?’ said Dr. Rog-, nut. diretor! She’s engaged twelve deep. A “iojui** currcMxndetil uf the N. Y. Mercury writes as mllow ‘ • 1 *m Hying- luxuriously, at preaent. dti The Battle of Great Bethel. . Gen. Biukr Lavirg' frwrtj^d that th* rebels were fortifying acarpp with atn«0g hattcric* a’,.Great Bethel.' nine mHes fo”P Hampton, on the Yplttinrn read, bs deemed Jt nucaraary to ^filpdg*' them. Acrorilmgly movinbe*!*. were tliade l*Bt uighi fiorii Fortreea Motinw snd New­ port News. About midnight 9.1. Durre*.’* arid TownMafe Albany Irgimeiiljkhytacrt the river « D*niP,on by inranvof atlx lui- - b.v.u-t.mc. n.i.nr -.‘d by’the N4va! Brigade, and ti*A up (he (1b* bf iiiar.li, thr firmer soni*t«b mlfrs In adianreof the Utter. At the name tllne G>1. ■Beud|x'» Regi­ men’ and delArlitmaitB of tbe Vermont and MiisfecInlBrtti' regltnrtjto, and regu­ lars nt Newport, mrtved forward to firm aijitticffi.n w'ti^ lhe 'rrgnlara from Fort- •umptmraaly •*> thnsegranit biscaiia day, and a gloss of water weakened with Jn pn.le and paaainn apoken; C\LEES is all Btneaei «Crr.ruMsixroeerits. brandy. A high private in the Twentyco-ckety. Ac. Hute »».,es*t of tb« pest office. second Regiment h-ia promised to let me have •me of his spare pocket handkerchiefs NORMAN IJ MJ.EY, for a obevt tlw first rainy night, a*d 1 Q«yer.g«> ui bed un Biy cornfiirtabla win­ dow-brush wilh<>ut thinking bow many p*»r creatures there are In tfiia world iatrhd v; keep ewrStoek who have to sleep on hair-matrasses and FUIX A N D CUMPt.ETE. p. ii. a j. itt'ssELi., fratber Usds all tbeir iHfaffi Refi.re the great rush of the fire Zouaves roul the PI I be bound, arid It wants an hour of er*; “it may be of more con«equence rest of the menagerie comimncud. 1 anpp«r time, aqd I rau’i get her awar. than you are aware of. ' I atu an old hoarded ricluMVely <>na front alol-p In Besides bWm not tired. Why thould sho doctor, and may be. allowed tn ask quea- Penn*ylraid*..avenur, and Pi tdutmrer. NIGHTMAN* ROBINSON, regard'leau of expense, in a wtdl-c*mdurted rera bl’innie lit Little Beth.-I. MANUFACTURERS uf nn.slreebiruui pcr-warc. Dcatsr* in irvu,naitb,«te« • The. Z"iia«re jmrard Little Bethel Tri this Dr. Roger* replied that h* beg­ ash-box; but tire military nx-D<>p<4ixe nil ged a* a favor that Captain G—— would Thr doctor looked grave** atlll. such accommodation* now. and 1 give almut f.nir A. M. , 04. Bmdix’a regb mrtit iifyived rnid to.>k up a p-wition at take Mrs. G------ home. It must he There is a looking-glass nearly onpoaite. wav for the sakr of my country^, 1 tell yon old' trey, we’re having high the frrtrrseeti'.n of the reed*. Not tnri don*, and would be fi*r th* lre*tAnd Pirns to |<a>k and see if It has not inercaa J. W. OAKLEY, kVHQLESALK and retail dvaicr in, aad manobeing hard nre«*ed lor his reason, th* ••Id times h-re just n*», and if they get drr^afiding the signal, the German regfor Collection. I'tient in the'.darkl.rsH «>f the night fired VT fw.-lur«r uf leslher, hi*diox»,t Ac.. Bsttlc The lady, half frightened, complied. any. higher, I almn’t Ire ehkito afford b> Alto* for Fate. III. It wa* hi* duty tn n«k her husband “Yea it Ims indeed—it I* almost four times slay—.The city “is in danger" evryy other <i[ritn C«r1.‘ToWii*ri. Pa column marching in close or -yr and led by Lirttt. Buller, to tnke her away from the crowded ** large a* it WM, alimml MS largo as* hour, and, a» a veteran iri tbe :F'rn,Z»»n»«a» nnd aid de canto of Gm. Butler, jirltb p--bo. tiresome!" avtM remarked, there e*em* enough dan -OF— two pieces *»f art III ury; «L ■ 1 “One more question." said the doctor. g,-r ly'i"g an mud bsree <>n Arlington Contain G—— laughed Inrredulous! v CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND. Other ereoutits say that Col, TownAla*! that lor*, lang Irltd ra^I warn. “Have y«»o any idea what brought 111" Height* t» make a wry1 good blood and blnmld witter is so buur! “None.”answered Mrs. G—. George, thander fiction in numerous pages. If th-- fireot the Allmny regiment was harne; T-xKALKR in GROCERIES, previsions, prolove, I think I would rather go.’ tho vigilant and well educated wait ip el* 17 rt 1. r. tilth, butter. I*rd. mirk, and grain of happen to *eea mggcr <>n the upper side Iras, while lh:tt *d the Oemiaus wt* frtal, the c><od • dd Mtndiro ton ail kino Al-o toy- c«n<Jir». r'c , etc. Surra in “Haaany reptile—any ImredF of the Potoinae. they sing out. •‘Here killing «>we man Mud wounding iH-rbm*ly Cnilorn ■ Ulvck. State aitect H»»U g., Mich. two others, with several other slight c*s ‘•Yes, Dr. Rogers," said the now frat rrrd a little M he Baked for an explana­ paling btwuty ; '•yea, hut no ! that could is snapping cape in ie*s than a minute. caftiee. tion Tbe Albany Regiment being baek of .mile Oroeeriea. Tilley Io n|| of theiw. lxi>lsrcTAl>LE, and •••Well, if yna will lave it?' aaid Dr. not Ire it. and I wa* ailly tn think twice Then all tbe cheap reporter* trlrgiaph EtLER in ail ku the1 Germans. dis»-vrr»-d from the aeoonV Stone and Rooera Ina ing hi« hand on Gmrdia’a arm. of so trifling a thiag as the bite of a fly." to their paper* in New York and Phil* del phis, that “Jeff. Davis is within two n-mrnta Mft«ai the field thai the snppuaed “there wa* something wrong with vour minute* walk of <h« Capital, wijh at l-ast enemy were friends that hud in tbe mean­ wife. Old Chine noticed it firwt.and t.-.ld claimed.the doctor. “Que of those Nsck flie* that were In * frw inilli’Hia »f men." and all the F«ee time freed idne rounds with small arnte the veranda, a tireaome honing thing; it State* *eud six more regiments a piece to and a field piece. r/Ef t’I‘ TJIF. JXlmCiTThe Zouave*, bearing th* firing, turned TH£ BLACK SPOT. ar.d Iwith lime* in China. Pmv Heaven Htung me very sharply just there, on the crowd us a little more. I shan't stand D. ('. HWLET. and *!*■ • fired;up>t* Us* Albuy boy* Av that thia may n-t end M it did in those left rherk where the »p*»t ia. I thoiiaflk much more crowding, for my fence is full day hr-ak; Gd.; Allen sud Col.- Orry’# Then- won ipiich iii-rlh in ll-ffig K«aig. Hastings. Sot. 14. IB60. dot 14 now, and there were six applications yes Tliv Bill nt tbe club nxima in Victoria regiment inovbd t»i the rear of the Fortwas n b»ng’ sort of a fly. with a shining terday to rent an improved knoLbolr. Tba Town rclip-w-d those ahu-h 'he governor said Captain G——, gasping fi»r breath body and glistening greenish wings. My landlord ray* that if more than three rv«s t«> suppret -the mam body. W. FARKER, imd chief j utire, and the lllib in their ‘•’Die Bnl-Trv! the Black Jupiter fly! chaps sat tip housekeeping on,one pit. mistake st South Bethel having been WHOLESALE and retail dca' ascertained, tire limiditigy were burned, white wiu-iied mera room, and the adiui and I’ronnoa*. Fork. Ijv I knew It. Ching knew It?* said a btwraa bell be obliged tMiralw ths rsM>1 kiaj* uf Produce bought and »< ml on Ismrd the gaily lighted flag ship st least." replied Dr. Rogers, gravely The greatest confidence in Gen. Booty is mid a Maj •< ulth two proniineut seewshad given dining the past furtnight. felt by all. aisl it would do you good to »i.>nlstM. taken priteHim. and kiudlv ; “it i* a *maH Hack spot on The tr-eipa th«-n a lvnnctd upon Great Bev olid comparison—thr btlU of thr your wife’* face—nn Iter left cheek—that atruck. half vain of hie <igscity ! Hatt- see the gay o!d hero take the oath. He Bethel, but our *01*11 pieces of artillery: Imll-riMHu was lire, ire-iutiful Mr*. G------- , is all. and—” ilv they drew her from the mom. wrapped takes ft after every me*l. and first thing a fair young w'lr, almost* 1-rMn. wh-> DANIEL COOK, “And what is it 1 For the sake nf all her nha« I around her. and hurried her lu.d ju»t c-uiie from Boabpd with h*r that** aacrril. what la 111” asked Captain home. The mnHeatmck cbn-rly up, tho Ti>o*e Fire Z-mnves are fellows of aw­ cannon t»f thr eP« my. 1 he rebel haltery el Tat Atent, will altrnd to the eolirc'ion of wa* coinplvtclv nuidccd. No man could liuslciml. Captain G------- . »be junior Cap. G------- . quite fiero-lv. dance went nn. anpper aiiccrdrd (a very ful suction. I tell you. Just for greens, dabtaandall other Ihioii«-»« pertaining to bin name I* m.’vn, only the lights of the gone. ।. >5 tniti of tm- Rifle*.' All thr ensign* and The douinr. noticing how qnlcklv the Miinptwna aflair.) and then followed I nvked one of them, yesterday, what ha Lieut; GrvMtle «d the U.S. Army,and middies, and half -•( tin- lieuteiiauta, naval group was inerensing. drew hi* friend a more diuicm. but hy degree* the mirth came here f-»r1 **Hnh!" say* he, ahtitting in wHumnnd <4 the artillery,'wa* »trorb andnohtarv, to auV nothing of tbe,nar few pai-e« bark, and w hl*pcrcd in hl* ear, languialicd. and a »>»rt nf nncnmf.>rm*-le I. A. HOLBROOK, by a cannon txli and iu»untly kdled. Ha boiled y-urug gentlemen in mercantile Thr rfllvt on G<-»rdie ,wn« terrible,— feeling of apprehension and gloom per­ your altars and y-ur firea—especially spiked l>i< g<in and wu ualhuily andeav* TRIM litLICJOff TONIC .-T.IKLI.ANT. hoii-ea. were frirly mviugab -ut thwyoung The Brave strong man trembled vl*IMv. vaded the gtteeU. Strange whlapera, ynur Jirtt." Grn. Sr»Rt lays that, if he •irittfl t<» withdraw 4)>a eoniinani .VSW CULLY ..<»mu«d fu» U r U»»izflb* Xtt •nntnger. The fi'»»li»h I*.v* dev-wired her atyi shook from brad l<» fi»ot, while his muttered hinta. went around; the very wanted to make thr*echnp« break through J >ru 1 /•/••• <» and ll>r /. m-.j, l.prii.g aii|x with Ihrir ryes. un«t wro’q aomirt* to her I'nuircd face hwarne <-f a*hy palcne**. .the army of the fire, he’d have a fire bell J. M. RL’KSELL, etc eyebrows for aught I know.aud she never Then followed bv the docter. who vainly rung for smnr district on tbe other aide Regiment, after the order to retreat ww givan. took puiuw-saion of the gun and n'r.ved along the little parade al Hand tried to keep pnre with him. hr hurried awurr that aorne miachanoe had befallen of the rebels. He say* that half a milltune without 1111 overwhelming ree-ret. but op to thn place where hi* wtfr was wheel­ the fair Eng1i»hwomnn whom lh»y hadt |<ai of traitors couldn’t keep the Fire bronght off tho field with tire corpaa of qua: It- >t.iuic «n the Lieiitrrunt. Both ware brought to Old and Purr <• no oh*- ever raid (Jr-rdie wa* nut worth* Ing in the mw* of the wnltj. He stn-d« just Mrliaimed among them JOHN ROBERT', Two or Zoiiauea out of that district five minutes. KN and Smavon. D« tiling on IJrraJFortreaa Moomc thi» loremeio. . I brlieVe him my boy ! reekli**"!)* among the dan<er«; hl* wild Three art, probs bly about 25 killed I learn from gie-d aii’borlty that.Pres­ haggard look* and hm.qnn gestn***. and 100 of the Federal inmpa wounded. (Eatabliabed in ITT*.) ident Abe ha* perfected s great plan fire caused Romeg<>nfinil««n and surprise. Hi* i-.iirry mn.u... ................................ Ill P. C1IERKY, LitW.’Bu'ler dreerva* the pres teat III thv*crvh-c. Oil thi* night Mr*. G------- . wife *nw him, and started, and with a at Captain G------- \ hung»l*»w. his M-rvant ' the priMecullon ’d the campaign. He cred't tor hrjitging «<fT iho killed and waa in the hiclivl vpirils. and wahxrd aald. Hr ha-! sent for hia portable med­ will keep tbe troops where they are until Hud flirted w.ll, to nil appearance, and tw^ntifnl *h** looked! flushed and excited icine chest. Al»» the physician to the the Southern troops are all grovn to Ire wouod>*<i. Several of the latter are Dow । in the hospital here. with the dunce, crowned with friwent. forces, and ths marine surgeon had hem very old men, and then he will attack delay. I am richlv yet tastefully dressed: how to*». called np. The next morning when num them without more I., n. STEW A KT, her !•*> writ tube easily made jraloua. her for English l>l«v»tn contrasted with •»f the officers were at breekfrat in the informed that tbe ships which sa led from wnain mi g,--d •piiits.ioo; *• were the pallor of m-»*t of the prettc women barrack mess room, a subaltern entered New York and Boston recently, are un­ VFMhtngtM. Jum l«. list. most pe- pb’. Mre.G------- went thnmgh Dreaetii; how her soft brightly hbte eves somewhat hastily. der sealed orders to proceed itnmcdiaiely The brenatworka on the Virginis side op •iatn-v after dartre. a« lK“ laind played on rested with w**ndcr on Grordle with an■•Have you beard about poor Mrs. to tbe 8-uith by way of the coast «'f p-mta tbl* city are nearly completed, and wi’h ndiiiir.nl-taatr and spirit, and still Afrira. We shall hear from th*m a«mie aluMit one hundred thirty two pounders (i------partners l.nwd almit her. and her liftfe Certainly if one of th-** two were in time next reutury. Youre diplomatic“What! deadF are mr tinted «m tho different w»*rka com­ la n<>* receiving from Nr.w A ork uud bury nieinoraiidoni tneJc was filled with It was even -an. She had been cut ^1J|______________ manding tire approaches tn Washington, writing *■ a Imuk ledger. down I”-the very pride of her beauty, fir a distance of about ten miles, including like » queenly flower, and awfully auddrr.. When she entered the tea room on the mark* nf It. Alexandria and the Chain Bridge, as a»one .MTMi-m, rally in th*-vetting, ’he“Id Ii bmk* her husband’s life and hope at a cnnitely laid dod-n In the map entitled blow. He wa« never seen V» smile after c-mprvlo Cbiitf Lung, wl." presided over “The 8'rat <>f War.'published in the UtrM ■Qnndsring In putt "f the waiter*, and w as Steward of the club, h|™.»ni"g cheek a tmnU black tpnt. not her U'»a; be shrunk awgy from hi* old >4 «tmday. _ fl. c. FKINPLE, N--w Orleans. Mms«*-v*.I«*. C-fT-e. started aa he h-k-d k-mlv »t I hr »mao. much Inrgar than thr bead nf n large friends; he left the Rifles, rxi-hnnged int<d mom nn hla way to dinner. Of mu>r*e Thia immense ten mile battery make* hlnrk pin. and quit* circular. It did n»’ a regiment that was serving in Upper the DinV’tnat wna HyRnd to walk in. Hr Washington imprvgrmhle. Another greet Crushud. Powdered and Gramilatcd Bv- uno .......... . • ----- r ,.■ dnriined. aavintr: “ Oh no, 1 nnlv cnlled to disfigure h*r; only a keen eve o«*tLi India, and died nf fryer in the Terai. rcpn**ing. g*"*d uatnn-dly. a »«nile st hl* advantage derived from Illa, that a ennjNow to cl rar up the aeeming mystery 8 Molasres *ml Syrups, oiiiLifiiab •Irra* and figure. Hr started ■lisilnguish it; andWrb*n, seen It r*a*m. UKiaiiVrly am<11 number of men can de­ niter h. r with seeming rtidrnrs* or cun bird nn* of those “hcantv patches." which < f the Block Spot. Than- las fly. which fend the-p»ailH«, behiad the monster Green and Black Tree. DANIEL STRIKER, ,.it». and llicn gave « “"d »l»*civd the brllr* of the ln«! century used to irir- for thr miachirf it dire*, is known and earthwork*, with such powerful inatntRio, CeyliUi. and Jam C“ffe. IOUXTY Ci.EUK. SoiaiJ I’ub.ic, and General ftrered throughout thr EhM. and which is Connsl’* office and enquired for th* C»n- mentwof deeth, •weeping, as they do, the* off to his ni.sat'hui*. 8« '<-ral officer* Stone. U'lw-dro. awl Willow Ware, usually called the Baal-Fly, <»r Jupiter stil. h* waa to’d that h- was drilling bis whole count* within a range nf two miles notlc-d him luit tiling wm a chararir/. Cigars. T-Jiiww and Snuff, h*d drscrlbHl. Bv a great effort Geordi* Fly. Its bite ia generally moat frtaKln eomnanv. What comprinv 1 erqnlrad the beyond them. Thi# fact etiplaino .wbrw Salt nnd Water Lime. Why one «-f the many troop* cr.us) iw apered from here «•••»» smoothed hi* fraterea and tried tn -m’le. cattle. This fly ia seldom very hurtful eantein nf th* "Mp. fLwp*. Suleratua, Cseei*. Pepper and mrant ei‘ytl'i««- 1‘ *» ►«*>• I «‘»»r OUTER E. EVERTtt, as he begged pardon of th* nnnpanr. to the human race, except when It ha* e'mr»*ni*« a-'l^trd tn march against to move againet Harpers Ferry JU stated fr-l-.re Mm. G------- left th* l-dl n*un Spire. __ ngnin. This time she rntrrrd the supper- Hr had Interrupted them rudely, he said been feeding <»n carrion, and thus com­ Washington. The eaptnln wa* gMttly In addition to lh« at-ove slock d Groeari**. bo —they had all left off dancing by thi* municate* tho morbid virus of demm OnrpriaM. and mentioned the fret a* evi baa a full and cotnpleie araortmrutot ftfUf—nnd he begged they would go nn pound animal matter tn th* veins of a d*nre *f th* nntv*raat fWIng of htwtllity Drug., Paint", 0U-, Buru'rg Flu­ frMbth?Mte. 'hr old Chinaman hovered and not mind him. Th* muaicians had living being. This orcnainnaliv happens which nerved** Chvlest-in.*’ —-Who shall reiainatruci the fabric of d*. M. H. COOK, Mr .Oteord.—What I* the name of m.-liuhi-d Government 1 Who shall rear near lr«*«l -hu-ply at the frir “liarbre censed playing, he waived hl* hand 1m EGTSTER OF UEEDH. sud Netery I’ubl^-, id. and CampbeM. Office in ths Court House, and vp«B *’•2 rim.”' ml <hm drew l«ck with a muttered patient |v ; they went nn. Hi* wife ap­ common b<mre fly and the ’bux,’ or ymir Cn»»*n1 at Charleston 1 again ths well pruporti-aicd rsduiun* *»f" Fees to bs paid wlwn paper, ara Isft /N^Affibvf — -----------■ our cnnati|utbio*l liberty! Who shall remark in his native t.regue. Mrs. G-— proached him. her partner beside her. a greenish carrion-riy. But this i* rare, Mr. SwrA fonening the d.**r opposite frame together lhe skillful arebitectur* jrevrr n.<kwd him. Two minutes «ftrr Naval Commander, who did nnt feel at iudrrd. nnd only three or fi-ur cases of death ensiling from anch bites are record­ which Miiitrs Neti«utal snveruignty with II. N. NH ELDON, ..rd Ching I" Estate right’, individual arcurity, and pub /BOUNTY TREASURER- Office in »bs Court frbulalion with the doctor of lhe Kiflva. with the qrnren of hell. -Waa hr ill?" ed whhin the last six nr seven year* on \jHoure. , a amriide. experienced surge**, wfr. Imd ahe naked in an anxioii* whinner. No. no. thr continent of Europe. In the E*«t. the n*fnr’tvr i*«U*d in favor «if —■ —— lie pro-peiityi : N-i. if those culunina, suit piirvha-eni. Particulm attentb-n paid to filling or­ |**n in H-ng K-Uf th<W .VW «h“ There. he was no! HI; but lie wi«hvd *hr w«wiM with * sun peculiarly adapted tn the ______ Cnn«nl at Chwrleetm:. full lhey, will tw raised, nut again. Lit* JAMES A. fiWEEXEY, ders fnmi Bmtinri and vicinity. ■<»*! art-vrd on tire nirdiral "taff m th* old foiire home with him dirrctlv." He hastening of diarsre, the deaths frein this the Collis-iTu and tho Parlbouon. they pROcEUL’TIXO ATTORNEY. Vuo",*’0r'‘„ satiafri-tlon guaranteed In every «*• indduotidy administered poloon are more will ba destined tn a m>mrntul. * melanwar. and who was regmded as lb* rMrf WiWtld give no reason. Hia mann r —The high’-at market price always nrt4*«*-n.l *ulhority •* th* tatend. Dr. irritable. h-ir*h. iimhjkI. The yming frequent, and the poison itarlf is more not in earn-*’. T only VM you theatory cfi.'.ly immortality. Bitterer tears, bowR MTcre was a man that knew Chinn well. v|fi> IhrJttsi at Mm In surprise: tears vlnilent nnd mold. It was in this ma"ei er. Will fl •« over them, than were ever nnid fire P.tducc. P ISAAC C. MOTT. Horned tnurh disturbe-l a* Cbi-K «<>4 gathered m h*r mlW blow *vea : hnt ah* ner that Mra. G------ tn*t her death. Tbo •feed over th* m*>uumauls u| Roman oe Mr. -r_._ .. .. wM n.«t without spirit, and ahe dashed ‘black spot? unnotloed hy all eye* save . Grrcjnti art; fi>r they will 1«* llw r*mr Rt s door- Evt of Iteille Creak Boom. RARMON MMITR, J'*™” “ • aS c—k. them proudly away. She e»mM ru»t leave her own. and neglected by herralf, wa* PvMet>c* of th* manner ’n whtah we Ii na'aof a more glo.-inu* cdiltoe thsu Grenon HRCUIT COURT C<DI IFSIONFR. «T the mark nf Incipient mortification, the I •--------» — « — © — tend tn d«i! with averv Forcing Power or Rome ever raw,—the •dilice of C00e, ranged <rn* 'h« ball mom, center or th* gangrene that spread- and nnd their Rerr**enfa'ivr«. whenever thev stitutional Amexiginjilcrty. r wav of which «*.» *’•"« ■ apiead, painlessly but Inevitably, until interfere directly, or InAIrrrtlv. between ....... _ ahrwpTly. l will imt be •" uncivil tn my partners." And wh l had been a scarce seen speck. DP’vrd na and the traitor* in rebellion aealnat QvAna'a QcxaT.-‘ Ob*«fe.h.” «*4 a in a momei.t more the Gmtrnndora sufficient to cut abort that fair young life. vnierabla adder to bis grandson, “iiwn whirled her off-. G «V*»d and Ht his The doctor took Mama tn blntaeU for knows it ii against the discipline of th* P. Ji. RVSSLLL, |ip«. She danced «»nce. twice, thrice not having Insisted in (Manos of ordin 3 wiety MTiMod-1» fight ’’ -Yrs,grand inure. G—— «t»"4 moodily watching ary rules, on the "young ladv’s leaving nn the other aide nf rhe Atlantic, will frihrr’’’ • -I* that ahtiollng thing I* Ihr C'HT.rnr-*5 Mfri.frean’cv*iw’’*w* “** the ball rnm-n at once; bnt the hop* that onmnel me a* *nm*narilv to terminate hand* rifl-J 1" “Of «••»»*• it ••: yMMfagft. watch tbit he might tie miffiaken, and a wish tn apare G-------a* much ** possible, made J. W. rrEBBiN*. Four Go «ternmerit understand* Mm hesitate in «pew»?ng nut. But It was Manufacturer of aUdealer in Even the doctor shrank from telling G— tbs opinion *.f all Um tnrdilal men nn th* all be feared. Her momentary hnrat of Island,thatwtanthe rrwpredbrfirrtrailed lhe doctor’s attemion t»i the mark nf death '</ Involuntary anexietyl bis aguw bf* dlatmhed bar; her gai frd; th" nompibnsat of. bar partner w bin tbrnat. 'G« g. TILLEY, ’ l C.MCtT HOC.,. . O~*Frat rarria««a t* eo3 frrer 'h* °*r«- CASH 03 PRODUCBJ D IL e n <1 y Pay Call and Settle :ry soon. e-D A<C»1BS Also, Two Dwelling Houses, In the Village of Bastings. D Terms ICasv. (Spoilt gjisrtllinn. rRi®w GIN rnum-ut Fmn, ^. * 1 Debility, w better tte re­ nt of thi roalinusei dUateunicntar energy from steaw.j .1-.- - —^ I p N r Groce ries! ! loss of flask sad straagtk. id remittent tectie, ?kz, F gratifying cud jntwwtWK :clo»U, this medicated tree the giMxirfcct of tkMMKl rparatamsof ioitea. wfcfe aoM-n I labilities. tmale> caauot be too aostirrmedj aod restorative, is, hetlag them. .1 chronic sad iaftsateMtory er. more drcidedly —it, ba* (ported, both M slteviatiaA .woUlngs sod stifteMri, tWGEM«*V i AND LA DIET 8AL00Y!! ' fi HASTINGS tanner y I M ( ,v>v antHin w- 1 �, A.^trr.AX REPUBLICAN BAKKER, . • Jackson, on his retnttl to Jefferson City on Tuesday night, enueed the destruo tion of the Gasconade and Osage railroad bridge’- By the last evening** train on the Pacific Railroad, we learn positively, that tbe Gasconade bridge waa destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Tbe cutting nf the telegraph wires by tbe same Vandal hand leaves ua without any reliable ad­ vices from points on the railroad above the Gascons 1a and from Jefferson City. Ibere was a rumor at Hermann, well erdited at that place, that tbe Osage bridge had also been burned. We learn that just before starting from the city Gov. Jackson gave his solemn word to Mr- Thvlcir, Preaident of the Pacific Railroad, that he did not intend to harm any of tbe bridges or do any dam age to the road. Gov. Jackson’s list of crimes ia now abaolutcly appalling. He stands before the country a eoward, a liar, an incen­ diary and a traitor. Con he, will he, be permitted to escape the gallows 1 Tbe scoundrel was gibbering with fear during his stay in our city, though tbe assurances of protection from Gsn.’Lyon were moat ample. Ho no doubt took the special train with tbe belief that a detachment of United States troops were to follow immediately in his rear, and arrest him directly on his arrival in Jefferson City, Craven and perfidious himself ho sup­ posed others are governed by the same ▼ices. It is bad enough to be a rebel, but to be a miserable eoward to boot, ia reaching a depth of degradation, until now unexplored Well may lhe Missouri aecomionista hong their beads for shame, for their leader Su the hour of their need proves himself to the world a feeble and yet ruthless dastard. His alarm, was no doubt, fully shared by bls Msjor General,Sterling Price; and we are disposed to believe that this dis­ tinguished officer was’ an accomplice in yesterday’s barbarism. Even those in our city who have been adhering to Jackron and Price, were denouncing their infamy last night The destruction of the Osage and Gas­ conade bridges ia another severe blow to lhe already crippled trade and travel uf our city. The lose to the railroad com­ pany and ite employee*, who have been so liberal in their accommodations to the Governor, will prova very serious. Great Battie !! ! •era Wanted, Italy!! ' J. »<. NXVINB, JCX9XXOJR. . Willi.rn.rort, Jobs K> 1MI. We do not think that our account of the desertions given In our last was exag­ gerated. Fully thirty deserters have come to our town. An officer is now here enlisting them for Uncle Sam and throe years, and up to-Sunday noon 21 had enlisted, Some of them are from Berkeley County, and are men who have been long known here. Of one company, Wise’s Artillery, formerly of Merlinsburg, lata'of Harper’s Ferry, ten deserted in a aquad a few days since, leaving only six belrind as a relic of what they once were. From another Company, CnpL— N------- X of "Shepherdstown, nearby all are gone. They deserted once before^ed to Martinsburg, were taken, and again impressed. Some of them are now here, enlisting fer the United States, and they swear ifever they meet their old Captain in battle be is a dead man. their way to Washington. Some delay was occasioned by the various incidents occur upon the which wopld naturally about leaving home and friends and kin­ dred, to embark in an undertaking such as ia tho object of their march. Crowds of spectators witnessed their embarkation on the cars, and it la stated that “for a mile aloug tbe track, hill-lope and banks had their occupants, and the white ker­ chiefs that flutteerd in the brocze,seemed omens of success to tho cause of their country." Tbe cars left tbs depot at Grand Rap­ ids at about ton o'clock amid deafening cheers from the assembled multitude.— All along tho route of tho Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, tbe movement of our brave boys going to battle was more like the triumphal march of a victorious army, than ot recruits just shout to enter upon their first service. At every station crowds awaited them, to cheer them on, and fair hands that bad twined beautiful flowers for the occasion showered beautiful officers and men. boqueta upon tho Nor were tho bodily wants of the soldiers forgotten. Johns and Pontiac the At St. regiment was treated with delicacies not usual in a soldier's fare. At Detroit another ora­ tion awaited them, being escorted by ABSENT ON FURLOGH . SPECIAL M0T1C ___ «*sty. r TO COS8CMPTIYE? kublkm. oftboMMh DT’”^aK?&^ wait- ing.and were transported thance to Cleve­ land early on Friday morning. JO OiiiliilhOO'ii II From thence they proceeded through Pittsburg, OOfhiihfiliif; । ton, where they arrived on Monday. ■issowrt. Gov. Jackson of Missouri has again attempted by a bold stroke to place his _________ Mi State in revolt. ' He has issued a Proclamtion denouncing tho occupation of Missouri soil by Federal troops, and colls upon tbe people of tbe State to rise and and repel the invaders. Notwithstanding the proclamation professes to desire only neutrality on the part of Misaouri, and still claims to act as loyal to the United States, it is still very apparent that the call for troops is simply to place the State in a condition to aid the rebels. The only object of the United States troops in occupying Misaouri soil is to protect loyal citizens from tho disunion mob and to prevent the rebels giving aid to the confederate in tbe name of the But it seems that Jackson’s coup dt ttal is likely signally to fall. lie had troops at Jefferson city, and Gen. Lyon, of the United States Aarmy, took up his line of march for that city, when Jackson incontinently fled to Westward. latest news leaves pursuit. Ouj Gen. Lyon in hot Evacuation of Harper’s Ferry* The traitors run again. With the prestige of success in the affair at Great Bethel, they aeemed to have gained no confidence. Just as the country waa looking for a great fight at Harper’s Ferry, lhe supposed strong hold of the South, tbe rebels run, destroying prop, erty, and burning bridges pursuit to prevent The Detroit Tribune moralizes very appropriately upon this movement management of Thomas A. Scott of tbe Pennsylvania Central, who has and will continue to hate charge of all the milita­ ry roads, more cars will "be put on’ to­ N. BAILEY largo crowds to the depot, where another diately repaired to the steamers in WAR NEWS! Wheeling, June 12. The Western Virginia Convention met in this city yesterday, and after effecting a temporary organization adjourned to meet this morning at ten o’clock. About forty counties! are represented. Delegates were apportioned to Eagle county, on the itasls ot its representation in tho LegisJature. Arthur J. Boneman, of Wood county, was chosen permanent Chairman. Lie mode a patriotic address on taking his seat, reviewing lhe action of the Rich­ mond convention and Ordinance of seces­ sion, and exhorting members to firm, decided and thorough action. The delegations from tho different counties were sworn io by tho following oath: . ‘•We eolmnly declare that we will support the Constitution of lhe United States and the laws made in pursuance thereof as tbe supreme law of lhe land, anything in the ordinances of the Con­ vention that aaseinbled at Richmond on tho 13lh day of February last, to tho, contrary notwithstanding, so help ua God-’ Tbe taking of the oath by each delega­ tion was very impressive, and convinced all spectators that tho convention meant business. , Tho programme marked out by lhe Conventihn seems to be a Provisional Government fjr the whole State, the deposition of the present State author­ ities, who are in rebellion, and the entire lor want of fuses. One of the show fired at tbe Frealxun from Acquia Creek, with a shell from a rifled cannon, similar to the James pro­ jectile*. but the »hell was not charged. Official accounts received from Fort Monroe, report tbst there were but four­ teen men killed aqd -forty-five wounded nn our side in all sit Bethel. Twelve were killed in the fight before lhe batteriee. There were three batteries opened on our troop* from lhe right, left and centre of tho* road to Yorktown, in all about thirty cannon served, many ol them being rifled. Lieut. Butler wh<> uaa present during tbe conflict thinks al least two hundred rebels were killed and wounded. But four prisoners were taken by lhe Federal forces. Baltimore, June 14. Complete retnm* from the 84 Distwt show the election of Leary, Union by 375 myority- This Dbtrlet gave Breckro , tra#; Day after day we have heard of the impregnable portion of Harper's Ferry —bow rebel troops to the number of thousands have been gathered there—how the best Generals of the rebel forces hod determined to make a stand here—how “It would be infinitely better fer the the Federal invaders would be hurried back from there, and their lives pay the penalty of desecrating the sacred soil. 1W will only have to do the same But the “old General" sat in Washington labor that ia imposed upon tbs soldiers, weaving his meshes. The people were many of whom were new before in their impatient and grumbled but be wove on. lives subjected to any. Those who vol­ Coil on coil gathered around tho Beltcon­ untarily go up to the Fort will be dis fident rebels, and to-day Harper’s Ferry chargor! aa soon aa tbe fortifications are is evacuated. A bloodless victory! W e can afford to wait for the next demon aarrice will be retained In it aa long aa atration. . the company to which they may bo at­ tached. We advise tbe able bodied col Gov. Yates, of Illinois, has appointed ored population to report tbomsclvos this morning on board the Ingomar, and 0. H. Baowjrixo tb the vacancy occaslonany perron who can give up n slave for ten or twenty days even, should do so at Browning ia a prominent lawyer of Ulin- United States Court room. Washington, June, 14. Gen. Shenck boa been ordered across tbe Potomac with his brigade uf four reg­ iments. [The Michigan Second is in this brigade. Eu. Txtnj An attack from Beauregard is apprehended. It is also reported that ell IS. New York, June, 15. for th* Union. Even In the roc*-.™ Districts the Union vote is D0‘' w I tbs landing lhe Union men were threat with daub il Ibej volad. Hi, milas from Ihla <Ur. a wall known eillxan waa killad in Inaa Hum tan mlnulna after .irtilM,. Ha। waa firad upon bv a secession mob. Hi* name is al>r. Ogden. He waa formerly an esteemed resident of thfedty. Of couro* bi* as sassina were n«t arrested. • A spacial dispatch to the Tribune from Fortress Monroe. 15th. s*y*: It I* understood thnt a movement is on foot that an expedition will leave to-nigbt^ccompanled the troops k, u. Ml iX'k h> JOHNS ACB06LEY, The WorUe special Washingbrn dis­ patch of the f 4th say* : “ The Haryland ( election ha* resulted in a great triumph fiCTT* PERCH* CEMEXT ROOFIXG. I . ms FIRE AND WATER PROOF. CHANCERY ORDER. (i AMD IT M TWtCB AB DOaABUL lhe defendant, dent of thia S icy, Solicitor 1 ‘ , AND WILL NOT CR. IX WARM WEATHER Point <>f Rock. June 15. The obstriiction* <4 tl»<- Baltimore Ohio ; Railroad al this p-iot Iwv b<*n removed, and tbe road was re opened to Harper's । Ferry This morning an immense mass of no heat is required roek* projects into the canal, leaving a su/fireut space, however, for lhe passing of boat*. The ..bslruction can bu easily remedied by blasting. Tbe culverts country, tfitk fvll yrinttd dirKUnnt Jot which were attempted to have t»eet» blown ' application. _ up are now folly repaired. Full detcriplivc circular! will be furnuked on application by mail or in perton W ABH1X0TOX, June. 10. Gon Scott ha* received information ।at our Principal Ojp'e and iTarekouic. . “ that the rebels are concentrating all their 78 WILLI IM STBEET, force at Manassas. Gen. Scott has no (Comer of Liberty Street,) NEW YORK. doubt thnt the relwl* will make a stand 1 JOHNS A CROSLEY. there. AaKKT* Waxtsd!—Tkmmb Qash ! I A high military sffiecr thinks there motives over the streeet rail*. An order hat been issued restraining the soldiers from lounging about the streets. A member of tho Pennsylvania- 5th had joint of bis h*«er blown off while nn on by some unknown'1 perwon.—N. UsHkc is* A. SwuxtT, Solicitor for CMapteisul HARMOKtOlfTtl. neat' Circuit Coart Coas^sMMr MORTGAGE SALE >»-ly . ' ■ .J,—— ।VI nwuu, ,u ww Mlchixan.ua tUturds’.theS'th day of July. I.V _. 4 —_ ..--1^,* IK- ananw^wi tho I MicMgas. D. IsSi.ia of Mortgages, mi pp JL “i— rro 171 Wrri, ’XC^Xi.x unu off the rib-Wwi comer,] coatotning *izty •cne sf ^^FTEYCTS. Adto.UW.tor berabr given.(that by tirtae in laid mvrinre conUiari, LUCY P. LU8COMBE. Adiutairtmirix. Dried Jurodth.IML mriil. to the end U>»‘ tor off-pn < i. . «ii>rU fusil’ wrthw Fatale of Doe<las* J. Wlllliei. Harry, in the State uf Michigan, slid ! <!r.cribcd aa thv Ea.tkalf.il tl.e Scath er sf Heet»aTwmty-nve.<i3)in Toss (I.) North of Rtoyr Eight, <M Wad, Williams deceased. On rvodioe and tiling the petltioa, duly rerifled w ill MmfoU itorif hl after d.y*. t&Eiffiwm* exKP h __ _* *L_ ■ - --_. ■ l’ -1 i-.l Uaited Statsa survey tLereufi Thai “id pros isc* will be told to pay the prindpri and intarol remaining unpaid on said moripse. with Mb lawful tecs, coat* and chargw uf totvriswnrv. M d*T, at tbe Court House in the «illage id HatUbp io aaid county uf Rirrr. and Stale of Micbgm. that being lhe place of bolding the Circuit C«rt iw and for the county ia which aaid mortgajed petition, *t which ^t ’ tn*n*xju*23 UEOHQE CROSIER. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE AMsfe «f l^t «■ late of the lownatiip of Woodland in a * . bm..* .1. h.hK.K. Cm mrS9-t2 demand* to the uaderaigntd »“d that we will altend to tbe buiincea «f our api«iut- chiefs on the back track at least till they have evacuated Virginia and Tennessee. The whole rebel force, except the rear guard, at Manassas junction, is said to be retiring to Richmond. Every point on tbs Potomac from Williamsport to Aquis Creek Is now guarded by federal troops. From AlexsnSrta. Tbe President in company with Score taries Cameron and Chase, visited tbe Massachusetts 5lh. and tho Pennsylvania 5th eamps this evening. Tbe 1st Mich­ igan Regiment was drawn up in review. They suhsequenliy visited tho Now Jer­ sey camps at Long Bridge A supposed spy named Dickinson was arrested las* night four miles out.— Twelve cars and two locomotive* arrived to ’day. Tbe Zouaves are riding the loco, ,. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, ths C«ait O the county of Barry, la Cbaoeery. I , « by heavy artillary. will be a movement on Manassa* junction soon ; the reliel* there arc talking freely of attacking Washington and seem quite sanguine of capturing it. • Nxw Yoax. Jane 16. Tbe Times Washington d: spat ch says: -Gen. Butler demands 15.000 more troop* and will have them in a few days. “Gov. Mdrgan has promised the Governmeot to send a Regiment from New York every thro* days until • her full quota is dispatched. Wasuirqtok, June 14. A signal bnll<»oD was seen last night at The Government has been seriously a considerable elevation over and above embarnssed by tho publication of tbe the Chain Bridge, on the road to Lees­ plans of the campaign by tbe newspapers, burg. Il is supposed to have been sent and thus enable lhe rebels to frustrate them. To obviate this tbe editors from HAonrrowx. Md.. Jone 10. the principal citloa are to meet In Wash­ A messenger just returned from Har­ ington to relieve the Government from per’s Ferry saya. two camps still remain further embanuwmcnt. on the heights' consisting of about 600 Postmaster Gen. Blair’s dispatch to the men. The greater part of the 14,000 Postmaster at Louisville, requiring mail stationed there had gone south to join matter coming from disloyal States to be Beauregard snd Lee’s forces. held for pastage, does not apply to pre­ “Die Jribunt'e despatch says:—“The vent its aelivery on payment of postage. President is working on bis message. Nxw York. June 14. He will take the highest ground in fevnr The Tribune says lhe particulars of the late expedition was communicated toMbc of prosecuting tbe war with the utmost rigor, and finishing it by winter if possi­ rcbelx by a traitor in our camp who has ble, recommending a call for half a mill been arrested. ion of mon, and appropriating two bun Tbe PoeCe dispatch says Gen. Scott has dred millions dollars. received confirmation of lhe evacuation “Lieutenant Cdone! Lefferts, with two of Harper’s Ferry. Tbe rebels have hundred district vulnnteers. had a gone to Lees burgh, Wiuchpsterjind Stras­ skirmish across the Potomac with one burg, thence to concentrate at Manassas. hundred Virginia cavalry, near Bciieca Baltimoxx, June 14. Mills, twenty-eight miles above Washing­ The American has received confirma­ ton. Two Virginians are thought to hare tion of lhe burning of tbe bridge at been k illed—one supposed In bo Capl. Harper's Ferry. Ths troops left both Shreeves. The Virginian* retreated.— sides of the Potomac in a hurry. None of our men were injured. A correspondent at Williamsport says A detachment of the Sixth Regiment, the secessionists opposite there left on guarding a propeller aenc here from An­ Thursday evening in great haste. napolis with stores dec., was attacked on Cusfield, Unionist is elected in the their return below Aqula Creek on Sat­ First District. It is believed that Davis urday. Several shots were fired by the Is the ouly cne defeated, and he by Mr. rebels, and returned with grape and May, who claimed to be an uncomprom­ canister. Nn injury won done us. ising enemy of secession. Thoma's ma­ The ZferaAfadiNpath nays there is rea­ jority in Washington county it about son for the confident belief that Gen. four thousand. Scot’, is folly prepared to keep the rebel' reorganization of the municipal govern­ ment No diversity of sentiment on this programme has been beard among the members Mr. Carlisle offered a resolution, which Fortress Munroe, June 14. was unanimously adopted, thanking Gen. Fia Baltimore. June 15.—No inform­ McClellan forjsending Federal troops In­ ation has reached here abtiut lhe move­ to Western Virginia, commending lhe menu of the rebel troops. Fortress gallant conduct of the troops at Pbilllppi Monros is, in reality, invested, ingress and complimenting the bravery of Col. and egress, by the sea, and a few miles B. F. Kelley of the First Virginia Reg­ in extent, of the James river, are open to iment • us, but no aggressive movemenu can be Afternoon Srsnon.—Dorsey, of Mo­ made with safety, without double the nongahela, offered a resolution declaring numderof troops and means of trans­ it shall be a part of the business of thia - portalion. An exchange of prisoners Convention to make requisite and pre­ will he made today. Those in the fort­ paratory arrangements for separation ress will be produced, but as yet, Gil. from Virginia; and the formation of a Magruder has failed to respond. The new State composed of tbe countiea rep­ Union gun arrived from Baltimore to-day, resented here; said preliminary arrange­ and-will ba mounted at once. Tbe large ments, when completed, to be submitted rifle caanon brought by the Naval Brig­ to the Legislature now convened in this ade ia now mounted nn the Rip Raps, city, as the only loyal and legitimate only three miles from aewell’s PoisL— Legislature of Virginia, thence to the lu range will be tried in a few hours.— Congress of the United States. This Tbe Cumberland this morning fired one mode, be said, waa preferable to recon­ or two rounds with a rifled cannon at a his profession in tbe North Weak Upon structing the Government of Virginia, lug boot, which is aseo every morning at equally as legal, and as it relieves from Sewoll’a point, reconnoitering our movethe over-burdening State debt, no part of Prince Alfred arrived at Quebec on which Western Virginia awes in equttp, Frederick, Md., June 14. ’odneeday ereaixg. He was received was brought before tbe tbe country aa his or no lees disasterous consequences of f tbe civil and military authorities. He It is reported that the bridge across These resolution, at the successor. Il is thought Mr. Browning’s repudiation. the Potomac at Harper's Ferry was request of several members, were with­ General. He was heartily appointment will not be okyocUonable to blown up and entirely destroyed between drawn for the present. After lhe appoint4 nnd 5 o'clock this morning. Tho ex­ to the original Douglas men of Illinois. plosion was distinctly board and tbe smoke । of tbe burning structure soon by parties of the rebels, as follows : Tbe Memphis Avalanche of June 10th, contains tbe following additional evidence of tbe wants of tho confederate army at Randolph, 60 miles above Memphis, where there are 3,000 (amateur) soldiers; armed in ookb burned. ' -Among the -letters received at thu H0S bare, jasterday. ..irom ,4h€. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, is one for “Ron. Jefferson Dnvls. mt 3. C., Washington, D. O" It Io at the general delivery office, waiting FURLOUGH HAS EXPIRED, for him, and if not called for will be duly advertised this week. HEAD QUARTERS, immediately, and setUe up, New York, June 13 1 shall ba ooenpalled to eaad CORPORAL BKNTThe Tinu'e correspondence, Washing­ ton, 12. says: “Accounts from Fairfax Court House state that three companies Cal. Cook ar Hajar Bax-flaer, of eeccssioniats suddenly left there on Monday on bearing of tho probable ad­ vance of our troops upon that town. TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL. Die water pipes through the town and • houses have been taken out and cast into ' bullets for the use of the rebel army. It la anticipated that Col. Wai lack’s SETTl.E.or—*FOF GOES THE WEASEL.’' Indiana Zouaves will shortly march upon Respectfully snd truly roars, Romney and disperse a detachment of disunion tr<K>pe in camp there. It Is learned that .the rcbela are out of leather. Their movements are restricted fur want of oboes, and barneqs for the artillery, Ate. There are but a few small tanneries in the South, and if the Govern­ ment will only inforce its embargo by land and sea the rebels will be greatly embarrassed. They are also short of msteriais fur making percussion capo, although the* have constructed a machine for making them at Richmond. They are also out of chemicals for making detonating pow­ I 3 der, nnd therefore cannot employ shells cipal streets of the city, and followed by sumptuous repast awaited them. After eating to their hearts content they imme­ "’ibTbridg* »t Shepardstown is also for a hutiM.iri alloPyou. wilbo* I distinctiro 4to ^LebUd U by mri.iw £e—L-tt various fire companies through tho prtn. collected a few State, or rather, secession Waahington, June 10. ' down on tbe Orange and Alexandria road, The Great Battle Michlyan Third Reyiaaent. Tbe third regiment from thie State Wt tha* 1j—y-iW u 4«U mto Grand Rapids on Thursday last and took Hard “ Times ' * H*w*ry ‘CreditorsA State. The Cabinet have had a long meeting today, and, it ia reported upon good authority, have decided to instruct Gen­ eral Butler not to receive any more fugative slaves into Fortress Monroe.— Tbe fault is that al the end of tbe war the Government may have a very extensive elephant on ite hands, and no place to keep him. At the same time, there is no disposition exhibited, nor instructions given, to send walking and running prop­ erty back to the point from whence it came, but to tel it alone. It is increasing so fast that the whole subject renolvee its­ elf into a question of feed. At Lhe same time tbe niggers should not be allowed to return to their masters, because they will be employed by the enemy, as they have heretofore beeo, against the Govein- At Ah igan and attacked PROBATE/ORDER. ST^0<I^~0A*- -luioM were dreuovml u>PrT"‘ ailing into tbe bands of the Fed WHieslv .tralM, J'H It, l«41. Harrisburgb and Baltimore, to Washing­ States rying away their artillery and burning the adjacent buildings. T VsshliM JaK ii MCI. estate, arc rvaurstea to prc^t.ii ti«.u, voMhen thereof, to the under»I<n«l, or tbiy will be forster barred ihcrfrnm. „ KBLXEZER BAWDY, . CHARLES 0 ALLOW At’. JOHNATHAN HAIGHT. lorth-weat 1 tWy~wg> H* E" X ary Ma ^■’S^SSTT IBERT J. GRANT. * Administrator. COM MISSION Ell'S NOTICE MOTT, o ww unocrni|[n«-u ...... . tho Drobate Court for thv cooulr of Itarrv, torn mlMiuMrs to hear, essmitie, sad sdj“»‘ ul‘ ISAAC C, fTWIE Advertiser, havinj been I. > Mr verito by a rery . ter having suffered aerrrnl yw tong Uferikm, nnd that dread t»e»—«• acitouto make know ferere tbe meant of eare. Ta aU Who daaire It, ha will t vneariptfon uaed <n*e charge Is now receiving from Now York and BosUhi, his fall Htadt «>f ■■ King* co allowed craign- d Com®!*; to wr buaineaaui Groceries! ! Consisting in part of days, to wit; Ths Md. New .-Orleans, Muscovado, Coflee, July, lhe Jth day of Au Crushed. Powdered and Graaulatcd Su­ September nest; al whi Darttea bavinr claims ar gars. let day w Molasses and Sy rape, HEXST MALLORY. Stone, Woiiffto, and WiUnw Ware Cigars. T-'banco, and Snuff, Balt and Wnter Lime, a»P*. s.i.rew., cu.1., r^p,, „d Spice. 1r aprt?-<» la sMltiro te tbs iboi* Mock of Grown- to, A new regiment ia being formed called the Douglas Brigade On the nropaller Lady Franklin, from 8t Jmeph Michigan there arrived In this city yesterday two fine volunteer companies from Michigan. These are the Casa Countv Gnarda. of Dowagiac, Captain D. M. McO<xnb*r *'U h” *\Jd pr‘°e" Uul °*nno’- fjul <to C. MULCT. jU �SPECIAL JfKJEJ^a><3p’ (bloodpmilKAltBL001771UA NOTICES- TO COXSUXPTIVES And these affiietod with DTSPKP1HA. ___ SERVOUS DEBILITY. ■ j< • HEART DIHKASE FTVER A AGUE. town .ud Qmtrevill. with on. hundred n«u. They hod a skirmish and captured from the enemy fi»« hundred stand of aurua and one prisoner. They ware 6rsd fr“m ll»o bushes. No lives lost. Ifural atti MJisrtUaatons. C0NOT1PATI0N. r applied to blaa for r*sCbrtetlaa dutr to ra. Loaturdsy last was as tctnpesUjous aa in was dear moat ot th. X NEW GOODS! fastings’ Jfrirt Cnrrrat. tor .Un . •nd th. .M IU|W. Stacks of < r™ -------------------- ---- ON HIGH PRICES ! The sky ofteu witnessed In thia locality. KrsaSisiX.’s liS-trs Nrw Powder.—The Austrians have a new fulminating powder, with which tboy expect to blow dll their enetn'iM into ATTENTION! COMPANY!*! D„rIn)! rw » , , ------- i'hw uuiriotue. | CKhiO, o< <li»i co, ..Mpin, lblmvh the itreet,. md e„^ not,, •nd oon>«r, Irora «ll,r io 8,„,u E,„y lUof not permenmtl, ,ulion.r, Isngusgo their SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. N. BAILEY. S^P-bbT Hu Just reocivod Ou.,’ • Potatoc, Uireujthoat the length and breadth avoid the PouoxoL-a Dacca. Exros rs ARE NOW ON tT,'s>M> who obaorTc,rofloct,and make” doubly aura” before thev decide— are ev HAND with out.of the LARGEST and HIS SPRING STOCK «„ moeing. BUnlie., Iun>b.r PU„ •nd •wninj., tmveW wUbmn let o, OF GOODS. BEST Assortments of •non ltinder.net bewmRSmv» w ADVICB FREK. Xew-ter^rftBVlMbt n^xmsry IHT.BLlBaED IKW, d>y • I«d wu 0M U.K,rm .tart P«.ud Ou,,. CHAMBERLAIN. mww 2>A KiitcrS'JefM icimyiviis That tbe BLOOD PDRIFlEft and BLOOD ILLS bare been proved by anahaia to Comprising a Slud, md froh i™ . 10 frwiemtijr, either .napped << or turned CONTAIN NO MLVKRAL. LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS! DTSnnfU oaks errakrei and groaned ns they atnrid, or Ueldinc, fi ll with ft terrible crash. C!ncku, lto.king.2lB«a,^ and pktorra. -rre Htoagte.. per M... Corrected. J.ae ]». ;ui by tbe irembline ./ <wr dwellings. And READT-MADE WAR! yet, notwithstanding tho great violence of tbe wind we have no serious casualties to record. LIVER COMPLAINT, DRY GOODS! frequently d. iaehed from their positions MILLINERY CLOTHING, l x* and restore the health and strength of U»e luKritr. That . : SICK FEMALES, ‘ who hare languished for yean io helpless weak. roaateCrrtz e'l Jl a. shattered constitutions, A bam on tbe premises of Juhimthsn On High Prices, at the Reed, a mile and a half south of this village, wm 1 a tormenting organ. It is generallr out <-f order. Tbe reason is obviuus. Tbe drii ’ng men of business lias not time. «>r will not take lime properly to masticate bis food He bolts it. and as bad habits are catching, all prevailed. HASTINGS destroyed by fire on Salur- day. The fire was communicated from horning Ings and stomps, being carried I some distance by tbe strung wind which I pair of boraea, a wagon A DRUG STORE!!! _______ IN ENDLESS VARIETY. RoBERTS <fc STRIKER, WHICH HE PROPO8U TO BALL barn while it wan burning. Some grain The loos to Mr. is a serious one at thia time. red other eotuplainti. tbe Scandinavian Blood I’illvaed Bleed Furifisr are waging an extevniln•tine warfare. The auccea* of these medicines JUST RECEIVED t/The south wing of the dwrllinu hunsc DRLGS AND MEDICIN Eft, being unable to stand the eharg«» nt the ^Chesnicalu, Pal 11 In, Olla, Cam. high wind rm Seturday, wav discnvi-rrd Zm phene, Barnlng Fluid, A small detachment of reserve corps, y/ROLiixa Stock.—The hats ARISING FROM IMPURITIES (fl OlWTBUCTIONi OF THE BLOOD OR SKCF.ETiOSH, BOOTS, Pathology. HT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL 1* C RPQ8E8.0NLY “LOW PRICES” NEW YORK COSTS. THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, soda GROCERIES! fountain in operation and are prepared to furnish, a delightful and healthful beverage i. mure likely i every areuua and organ pel it thoroughly and pt J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. THE CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. Price ortho Seandmarlan Blood Purifier, ft per bottle, or AS per half drsen. Ot lbe flM«Nuarian Blood Pilis, 25 cento per box, or 5 Ussa Certiltestea, published in a OMspkuous wart -rf this paper from timo to time. Dr. L'oUak'aMs^ >cal Almanac and Family Ad*iacr. eonlwning a grrat amount of interesting and valuable Medical infurtnation can be bad gratia of any of the agents tlirogfaout tho ooiratry. ' In dilBcvll or complicated cajew De. Baba* may be applied to ueraor.ally ar by letter cockl­ ing ant iteiup for the reply. „j NORMAN BAILEY. yy/A alight frost was discernable at this place on Monday morning. TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES, PEPPER, PRUNES, FIGS, RAI3IN8, CODFISH; No damage IhffOFF-A-T’S partMacnt. INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY beaulifiillv bouud. A new nnd delightful StomsehtesMlCordialf« LIFE FILLN AND.'PHfKNU BITTERS bar. f-re the public for a penod of T m nave maim rverr pert of I snd "imnivdistc hese medicines T Aid CeeklBg Extracts, •/During tbe heavy wind on Saturday, A NEW ARTICLE. AUTHORIZED MILITARY BOOKS. Hastings, May 1st, IJfil. was done by It. <EU'D3EMT TXBTimrXii’S The following is an extract from a let- Please give ua * calL A WORD TO TOR WISK 13 StWriCIKKT. for hot weather. will loantlaat itaeif in after days. MRS. WINS­ LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP to uaquuHoaaMy •firing the teething period ; such aa griping in .1_ ._________ A A — T, la aIaa advance from . It UluitratM rnrr'cnrunui, • 4vvy on Cookings Dyeing, Preserving, CUaning. Ac. wt.at I. ia 1 —. to Datto. l.U* y/ Roberts <k Striker, have lheii Market, which are prepared to sell al a small TRE^OUIDE AND GUARD ' ’ ’ run av«UT Orts? "** ' DALL AIS© S!EE! during the high wind on Saturday. Ir.rh SHOES Ever shown in thia No mistake this time! >9913 mi9B8» Rummer And the Phyaiology of Marriage. ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the APPROVED CREDIT. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. so.।n rallied the retreating columns and dispelled the unfavorable omen. CROCKER Y! and discharge from the eyatem. avery.tUnt of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. Tbit thev RECRUIT THE DEWLITATED. The Gentlemens Medical Campaalon, n new and most complete assortment of frame, recently erected by Geo. P. Baker ' to be retreating toward tbe North East. THE LAWES MEDICAL FRIEND, VERY CHEAP Reed * .Willed ; that their direct teniaocy is to tenOen life, and render it enjoyable. That, cpcreting diroctljr upon tbe ifditaiM ia t^lSu, they CAUSE SOOS TO DEAL, BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. _______ and some wool, were removed from tbe waa destroyed. GROCERIES CROCKERY Mr. John Parsons. of this township, had Baltimore, MA. January 15, WW. an ox killed by thr fall of a tree. Laptain First Artillery. ILUAM F. BARRY, Captain Second Artillery. HENRY J. HUNT, BL Motor, PENS, PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN- The next Quarterly Conference «»f the Grand River Association ol VEGETABLEIL1FE MEVIf l.\ES UniveisaL ists which mcctr at Woodland. Mich., on next, will be a Grove Meeting. Inyal camp at thts time. We rE.MIT.HANl E, .MOOT POPULAR tbe third Saturday ami Sunday «>f July HARDEE'S TACTICS. PATENT MEDICINES ■«¥£. Friends of Woodland will give a rordial welcome. By order of Committer. M ebeap a» can Give ns a eat) and Judge T«» meet the times, the tixty third vol- ; umnof Godey will be sent U> suhorrh I bera for One Dollar. rely apoa tbeirbeing plates, and all the winter cloak patterns. L. A. GODET. 323 Cbsstout Street, PMlsdelpbla. m'vr prove a bleaair 1‘artiei artohlngt adlO-ly » b. 1-n a.i Atolrr sr.atlhl Trrlk! ..u . "°w rrepsreo to apply arm wbstuutos in . style uiaurpaaaed. warranted “L—*. M»H. »r t» charge. No pains spared «»'**•«. Teeth filled with paro gold, than . »-*»gtfor<tacayfor yaare. Ys*h jassrtod < VULCaNITB RUBBER BARE, t'u “UJI’>rk WMT«“‘»d. Ftrwse cal! at my oflh to UoFw'a block State street, Hastings, Mieh. Hlrhfnui Ceatral BallroaM- DROPSIES of ail kinds, by freeing and .tregth entng the kidneys and bladdir, they operate Beet delightfully on theaa important organa, and beoeo bare ever been found a certain remedy for tho worst caaes of GRAVEL. Also WORMS, by dislodging from tbe turnings Uirr.»< ■ . _ „ Brwi, R. * 8. ________ _ for Tbilet porpoase, fc* sale by R. A S. PHILADELPHIA. PILES—The original proprietor of theoo med:laea, wu cored of Pilau, of 85 jreare eluding by >t UK of tbo Lira Manana alone. A Umrani huliiut** uad mwcmZ/v for Utt rare ‘ Diawaw Sum! Oryaaa. . mum, HT i nevi. vt naTHrnu, *•u u< vvato BILIOUS FEVERS A LIVER COMPLAINTS. ORDER. Don't fotgst tbe pUoe, ROWS HARDWARE STORE Jit ••dtfiBSOr. lively forbidden PHOTOGRAPHIC GAUSBY. New Arrangement stituliaas have baeom eious uaa of Mssccss, Sarsaparilla. J’T type; Msialnwtyqpfte Sphereotype; Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographic; p«vl Ambrotype; Onumtntel Ambrotype; Imperia! Am­ brotype; Relievo Am­ brotype; Double ■a/sasa»— w-i. -r—— MLwfil eo at snv time ai d any where, to this ... itu, Mink nr Dead. TgSL-.r^mnn-Wi ,,„„n Shaving Saloon! Boltwood and Grant. tri it1 R J. QraM. GEORGE R. HOW AND sad Prices to suit orders, from JO ceata to »4,00, Notice! One man waa ebot by accldCTt. McLELLAN DB BAYONET EXER­ CISES. Crwy'on’Atalrnrypi; Vignette Ambry­ Br FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. DISSOLUTION! NicbolB,Orangevillv Milla. P. man and IteY.rimer. Middleville. W. C. Nwln. Prairieville, and by Druggists and Merthm.ta gcurvally throughout the country. spriS-Iy CAVALRY TACTICS. •CUMVKY, ULCERS. aaJ INVETERATE JRKH.bT a perfect paritv which these LIFE BDIClNEBgive to the blaoiLand aB the humors. BCORBUTIC ERUFHONh and BAD Brooklyn, c.4^1 A>»1 So.;*. rely, uironpnouv ine unutu ovawe. *oprvved. Wubingtou, May IX, iBtiX . habits of life, Ac.,) and tn cues of exlretu ertY, medicines furnished free of chtfge. Yaluabis Reports on .Sp«rm*torrbw<,aud -Tb« —crunm ttotoj " al the Store of F. ROWER. Baltlnwrr SHTplW "Tt!’’ •bout to Air •; Gr«> B.U»1. Tb« The subscriber haring refitted I 5b, nr» Ito on, tboumod teder*> Uoop. .induction of BOOTS A SHOES wrr, killri -kJ w.nndrd Inring to non- SioL Ttoe *“*,r2 MTS <• to i-j-* — artolnrr mring the to ConffmeiODSl Cmgrtolmtel cIcCRoM elreUmu IB lUrglMd. _ | _ ___ irn vonauu.puot>( “■‘ , 77,,, On the Livar. Heart, Stomach and Skin, ROBERTS A STRIKER. Thk ExcxunOK Brioadk.—Brig. Gm rrwl D.nl.1 E S—J to toltoi In Washington, nnd is busily engaged with (j, the War Department in arranging tbe I ultimata destination of the ExwWor Brigade. He rrp.rte thar quite three ( thousand uro already enrolled, and that ■ the brigade is composed of lhe best poaihle material ; that the largest portion of hts men are hardy volunteer* from the interi­ or of lhe 8tata of New york, and moat of them in excellent drill and able to per­ form good service. ■ Hacriwi 1. That tbe system1 of djrriplin* “d RHEUMATISM permanenUy In three GOUT in half that time by removing This volume corn- . six of tbe large double extension fkahion “Ja ufrttowtoMiau DUlplinr a,A ffrU f^rrrrirrf r ArltViiU rf U>t CrAtrd &tM (DASIHI .{JJEEAIPfi prises the six best numbers of the year, | and will contain seven steel etigrax-intfs,! 1HJ tiom for preparing they wID find a sun Half dor. THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. LOST, HOW BY ROBERT J. OTLV distribubun to Amy, and that u be made, by regutettoo. a Wt of tbe. • Vyateia at Uatrenttoa/- 1 “• >’-■... . » ^Tob«iu». wnrvTrTn arwr^ SsS^S RESTORED �ONLY PREPARATIOiV THAT HAS STOOD tfU TESW UNidt^ And srowr more nnd more Pop> NervousHeadache youlliful beauty. R. J. GRANT. tug through This Induced me --------AVE- M *tMi taaow weri iDiEnr ©DmiBinmn© ON LOW PRICES Come and See !! BEWARE OF CVUXTERFE1TS! WB IIVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM much at a lore to diaeorer ibe cause of liiccbsogs PRICE 2A CENTS. Hr had an n»-.r¥Mi Dr. C. Wallich,_who_ m,-curiiptinied the In ■WwahWffi**recent rxpedili'W-to survey the pnijected with Jeff. Davin n-t nwfty d*y» North tektjrapli rjjil txt wren Great Bntuin ana America. n«a lirought mill ni» snn.i Ixt-d ramdiihn, > Ta$> ief Lorn pall seldom fail !iA FT* raucca from them tint my hair could sg»in alorrd, 1 waa forced to beMinr rrcunnlni I « Tbo ----- -- . . r. • ■ WH-Aw »* U«h main objeA-wae d-torniimi the depth <<sj.hh.-h ani^oil Ijfe |idn in ■the L“ id Oitrii .una. He lions essential to it" rnalntemui •—t mi Ira Iwhijr f ifctt iitrURi iniinnl (ifpl *4i*tt.— in Washington every day, Mf1 Hrra. where the preMurv ia ealeulatrcl U» our^rih J^'h ,tMr; h-rete fiM amoutit to arietinnonum and a half per and surrender brn.M-IVea u^site a amllr *qnarr inch, and where it can hardly be i/i..) nt-n their fee-.. I hare wj-ne— OHwriA'd'llatileiUrAuaUl myaWTirtrug- mA a Kiene In Gwt. Mm»8cM’uliilg ilgKrcati pmrtraie. Dr.* Wnllich d”.' • , has not only diacofrred the minute infiiaorin! Foranifailera wlrme reli-areoti" geoiux-ol the Hdltf-rfd envelope* protect them fnwn pmmiire,and gets otr-lhe following! . . 3 w|>o««- oruanization in of lhe aimplret; but - Julius—Ma*" Cyfax. <hM y et ImW be haa'obulried lL»hi a a--undine, twvlki- (.out din erent R Ih.Mtx-ir paililing hundred fathoma deep, a number of atur- d- H. re FiilZdnlie AthenciimL , flan (genu. Ophiooxna) adhrreing t«» the Cl fex—Welt Julius, is ii. a very g«a‘ lowrat filly IntWn* of the' drep-acn line, ’paintina in the main. . which must have rested on the Iriltom for Julius—In d.*ji»m 1 «•* ynw nnd g* n fiyw rpipnlM*. co'aa to fil|«>wi|bi*jretai- one lietrer, it’atsil only g»*din du many finhes tn attach thrmachre tn lhe rope; »» ■ lint in nr tail. . that it ia now eatal>l»«h«l thirae regiiHie of watery detwrtn and everlasting darkneea , A bad wife U n ahevkle on her hn.« hand , fort, a lawden hi- ^-nMere a pnl«v tohi-handa .moke t»» ‘<d« r?«cinaffwr to Ida terthra thont rirt 1*ht* rtdr. tints as clenr and brilliant sails congeners which dwell tnwballw-f'ld en*N|fomUv«ly a dr.ffffrr Injib * sunshiny watere.” Olbera, donhilrsa. ex Is1 ; for"this is but it firet inquiry an ram dneted, and in tiros wr may coioe U*-b«‘itr ora hew submarineTannn peoplelhgTnrac: dark afeaiea, and preparing ’his aulsioiieoua.fl'xir jtibt m ti|»^iuid)>n^}id{ ien^’ walk, rmee Biihmeiged, Milsvvd to have SOOTHING SYRUP, MoipOils kcrfibvs aw» Eacrriva M RtiircrMH*. Teironv. 5*lt Ilaxtnr. Scam* M*»u. Srrunaa anu SsraiMtie Ar* ncTioss. JlanocaxALDttiixsfcDasrer, Nsc* MAiarx oa De Ductwcaxrx. DvniUTY. Drero-u, .... brawn.... »••"■"“•• _ q. A^runvv'ftFiiia. and u-.L-rtl th? whnlfl _■ TO-IUWDLATE THE BowKU. __ .. . ,. .. irr a*u hcu.Tii to roc, tmm. XU» Bi-oot'. hr wrauiwon ot duai many rankling doordirs rirnee..aa4 sore*, through whn-h U: talll *• rid itclf of rnrre^ionw if nm awLr.J to <k o.,th* nBtural ehann: <of thiboly or an aiuiau.r —- —Vitiated bionJ whetirrer you find ftstapurtteea Tbl* valwabt* prepsroien i* u. prracrtaL. of w .. rw sJoTTpetiravral ,M .n F „-I.ml .~r I... i—. oar rvy> trfka for ‘ tu uE. It not OUJr rd tores the child freu, pain. iearaiaa tbe ston.aeb and vow when. Been who t» felt, people enjoy longer, far tMandng — xniuL kb wront. mid ths great nuoliuisry al life is dtoordned or ovsrthrown. Sarcaporilh ha*, ami dewrvra mueh. the a-iare f~n« «•■ thing, or say Mhe. « <vi» »«tes wte U. . frt'i-rlVoro say *C the forreo ’1; M !(h XiTV.,T?!X JI , r^ie<bbMwHl the world ha* been egreitoudy decrived bj* been prepared. TBK FULL'-WlnO XKD-'KBrMRKrS UT SPALDING’S ■ Reatorati.c u> um. I tried i Three jovial fellow*—Torn Watson, Joe Br.iwn and Bill Walker—sat late in the villugw tavern, and in the merriment of their hearts made an Arrangement that the ah»t ahwplil-hr Baid by him whoomit ted t«-dw the firwt tmng l»m wlfetolJhim on returning home. They then ueperalrd for tbe night engaging to meet the next morning and made an bone»t report,— Next inorninjf Walker and^ Brown were , ” — • .w.v .wm, ■ ■mvcus*w se,c dollars worth ot Kratoratir.. aud aa a result, has CEPHALIC PILLS, ful an article. HEADACHE ng it with Idir effect. Very respectfully youre. THAT A D.pcl, 444. Broadway, and aold by bH dsxlara tbroughnul lb. wu»M, Th* Braloratire ia pnt up in Botllea of Uire. •’*,«• •«*. sod amall; lb. small 8PEEDY AND SURE CURE 18 WITHIX THEIR REACH. KEHDUCEE) IPIBHirES. 0. J. WOOD. Prupnstur. 441. Bread* NEVER KNOWN DISEASE AND WITH ITS TO while in.ehwreUr tu si'sefo- ef.di.reparation ever offered to tl rilLi, but often no curative properties whatev­ er. U.na*. bitter and paxitul di*appoi,ttacBi harfollowod th? u*c of tUi various extracts at Sirtapaiiilx whiJt flood th? market, until tbe IB©OT3 & SECS?. I with ron to send mo one more bortf your Cephalic l*illa. / base rrreirr/u fnnldnl uf fnmtkm. Ymir*. reapecifullv. LARY ANB STO1KHOUSB. •e-sT before Wntaon made hi« appmramv. — ton. up the d'gretir. organs, imd allay dlr.r Walker began firet—“Yon see; when I and nta«r irriratsoa. It ia slaw|wrhwtl« •’! th. ordinary entered rnj home the candle was out. and ling in H* •Bette. .n<J vat it » urrrr f 4fow to cur?. In ■ lhe fire give bitt a glimmering light. I wa* las-iluJ. M <f.prre»iim of spirii*. It ia cm* ,antlnly ot rttrCabliBi.aad tltox ttwru«gU» msr walking into a pot nf Imtter that the bluingponerni]ionKand d »• upougur^icmv uff.iogur»[H-r-.re. ah the bottle. injure Socli a remedy hs crumpHM wereP* l»e made•tf’thia motioug. My w ife, dnsidfulh out of humor nt sit­ ting up ao late aaid !•» me annu*lically, LOWELL, MASS. Do put your f*r>t in that Inlier I” “Ju«t a* ym nay Maggie.’’ faid I. and''without rhieh liat least hesitation I net my foot in the batter and went to Iasi. Next Joe Brown p!e. as tlx told bis story—“My wifi* had. nlreadt digratiun. retired t.> rest in our sleeping r*mm. which adjoined the kitchen, nnd the door <if which was ajar. Not being able to naiigste prrfrcHv well, I made a dreadful onMipatiun, lllarr* clatter among ths bmwhold ftiruiture.ano j-i-ut < nuMUiaptum, sing or inenniinc-ice ol -< ioluIuire Tu>tM-rciil..-b., tatt Hbeaai, in nopbuwaot t-rne she howled out. -D*« MfonKMintnantlOH, White*, t b'nir-i*. I.irbreak tbr porr.dgc po Joe !” No mamer ....... Hrelaebes ditheuliy at breathi.g i j-gg -rm; ctru or • aaid than done. I wired hold >»f the p*»r, and striking if agninst the chimn**y jam. broke it in a hundred pieces. After thi« exploit I retired btd. nnd got a curtain lertwrr fiwrpy pn’n". It wan now Tr«or Watson’a turn !•* give nn account of buy J rririitsnr d.ilel-ni. self, which he did with a very lung late upou clung* of ellmi ns follnwa—“My wife ga*e me lbs m**t unlucky ramnnand in th*1 world, f r a* I waa rjnmlrrtng up ataire in the dark, she atnmahenefClnntrmvn. rhrai4*M,St«te«- p«rvn» cried • u», I'tntk nyonreck;<h>T' rn!” and erainr..| prHfeiv&i; fa ,re Imt tbrir efowigw no*»ilfotttewet>.ra-h4rlmafatei iWttosM )•»-<»- PltLS J IRON S OTSSUSSaSI Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Spruee Creek, Huntington Co., P., I January 16, ft, U61. | B. C. 8r*u>t.xo Hre; Yea will pleaae send tn. two bom of your Ce­ phalic Fill. Scud them immediately. Resj.ectfuilv'rour*. JSO. 11 HIMOXS. GROCERIES HARD-WARE! whreb wae Prof Hamilton, <d Baffalo, nod man* Others. all ot whom d.tte*-d tl.ai my diaemo weulr terminate fatally : that the abacera rould evshts'd ally break inwardly, end ret. my life a* ar. I waa Bells Vernon, Wyandotte Co., 0. not able to labor mooli fartwu >r*re, and not lik­ ing to be idle, [commenced taking ymir Pilla.— Beverly. Ha**.. Deo. JI. 1960. rfoon after, tbe a*>oiling entamewcad disappearing B- C. firitnnro Pag. and finally appeared la no nt externally. 1 be­ I w.ah for come circtlara or targe .bow bill., to came alarmed and rent for Dr. Sprague, who adtrfogyeur Cevbalio Pilte more perticulrrly before ri*ed tur Io continue Ii - Pill*. ■» my renirery waa «yewatoni.re.' ii yoo hare aoythiag uf tbe kind. rapidly being eompletep. 1 continued to uac the Maaae Mad to me. Pula in email ilnaee for M>me months. ai.d found Owe ot mv cuetamcra. who ia ■ubfeet to art ere K<k Headeebe. (n.uallv taring two daya.l wm. Mred ofaa ta ferae ky ywr Pido. wewb I aeat bar. Reapoctfolhr you re, u 11 u’ 11 vm Valley, Eadiaoa county, H. teteiUd can addreee me. I aad learn more hilly my.u condition for three long ye thia letter ifyoa like, to at i landb-nl here’s the caah fer you The* •» the laM time that ever I'll risk a aovereign no tb< command ,»f nty wife.” AND Ymj cannot go intn the meadow ___ trod pluck op a single daisy by thn navs. without breaking tip a society of nice reInl’njns and detecting n principle more eatonalvc and refined than more gravlta tion. Tlic handful nf earth thnt follows po YOU WANT WHISKEISI po DRY GOODS Inclosed find twenty-five ernto. (».) for which, md box of •■Crplubd Pill. " Scud to mldrms of Jvta. C. Filter, Roouldobarg. FnuiUm Co. D1 MOTT'S Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral FAIL IT8 PaH% PLEASURES, lei by forge bottle*, p,rttendiug to girc a cuu at Extraetof Sarsaparilla foronedolfor. llui Truly yours, Vru c rrr t rn of fivery description ■ laiitig. aid siiparnu a been equally dccta- 1X1 YOU WANT A Ml bTAl llEt rial circle haa been formed around lhn» germinating daiav. TI*b minheam and always onJtbujd in tfou the dewdrop met there, and the soft anm- Pruirieliw. WMklfadi mer breeze ntine whfoparing through1 the Tmt Pill, w>rl Ilk. a ckorm-rcra ictle b-1* of IhtsM Ui-lybcwl: Pili*, i s* eftw uffied fol tl>e numthablttta) eater, imrludiog up twWant wnisKtiisi DO YOU WANT A MISTACHE! BEt-I-lldAM** rru:uiuT*D earth Vmk the-n tn the dftlav Rrm ; and stimulating ‘Tot long »inco I **nt t on for a box of Cephalic Pill, for tbs core of tbr .Serve* Headache and The Scot and Cheapest H<'U»ehn!d Rente ite influence, nnd they nnreed the uwe* THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND ’ I Mtirw, and I received the Mme, sod tin had dy in tbe Win Id. camiv thing” with an aliment that made to food OS .fret liat / true indued to rtnd/ur iu.n. Btrrkk'i S*„r TsaUS nil, I PtasM Mad by return mul. Ihrrrt to' These renowned Plasters cure paint, • aakneaa A. R. WHEELER, aad diatrew in tbe back, aidi a and breast, in tire ward thealcv they wove a soft enrpet of rzzff irzrozz world i'sttxd! ) ■ Ypsilanti, Mich. lioure. Ii-derd an certain are they to du Ibia. that grass tor its feet. And the anti saw it 8ICK PEOPLE. THINK' the prupm tor wareaata them. Spread from no­ through lhe green leaves, and afwllrd ns Ilia, belaaui* and gunia. on beautiful kid leather* AFTER WHICB, ACT! <( render* them peculiarly adapted to the wanU of he passed nn ; and liy starlight and moon­ Zfoao.'w and oioor*. Tlxir application ia unlver light; they worked «m. And thr daiav eal-equally to the atroog mao. the delicate wo­ man. and feebit iafoul To each and all they will lifted up its head, and one nw>rn*ng while h.s w tbe « prur. a balm and a bkaaiug. Their um i* agruM With the tbe sun waa looking, it pnt on ite sllirrbte and wiiheutannoyanceortr uble. EacbPfoorimmrd diadem, and showed its yellow tor will wear from on. to four moniha. and ia rheu­ matic complaiuta, apram- and Aruises, frequently petals to the stare. glad Hdn effect cures when all other remed to* fail. Full d>reciione will be found ua the beck of each. Pub Pili. MT A riwfo bottle of SPALDIXGHPREPAR’D lie uprakrrs, r. cslisl., mintolrrs *f tbe roepel, Which W. an auxioua to mU, aad WILL and olbera. will atrengtlmu lheir lungs *ud im. GLUBsraR eeve tea Umea iu coot annually. nrvre lh.tr roicea i/awmp Um ea tlr.r fewal. Hired Jny shine the drinlo-ra all th* Bn. *PALD1NG*8 PREPARED GLUE! nor they want tn drink all tbe time. "Wp tar Th. abor. arlidoa are Mid by all the dealere ra Haalinga and by all DruggiaU throughout SPALDING'S PREPA RED GLUE! th. United .States, Canada, and South America, m wbrdesale by all forge Drsggtate la Um pruwL m SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! i TnaisiB* rnmnarMiu, P al “ HERRICK A BROTHER. cirrlmliuteInti hra hs.mil The other didn’t HAVE TlBi PIECES! g*k up one nmrnlnjf. and baa now a c«jh OU ft GOODS BCOBOMT» DISPATCH I IBT "A Brtctt is Tm Sterna Sure." yard. onguent, (\in>nniplwu. th* nffririiilsapdphy. ■ ■ ■. , luScrofaloua Tuberer-loata. thia modicstoliron F-rlkr H kfek-nn-S Ualr. is case, pseuliarh sffectiug them, la VhrumatiMu. bcih ehruniesnd Stacks of Clothing >g r.iugh. a'uil Indicate lucij THE 8TIMILITISC 0.1CI UT WHISKERS Ok A MUSTACHE . ... NEW ABBABGEBEKf Unusually Low! trraiMt way far rapmring Fnrartara, Toys •FALDlXlFB PREPARED GLUE i GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ EATING SALOON!! nn. Notice is Herebv Given. UuLci L HkUKMAK * co tAB 0. WIIOST. ''"Axlf’on rorree. rlll'nc£'t*o tomgib. s OIXXIX3i TBire, CLOCKS! Insofar wti-mti? B. BbWKAM. | ’ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-06-26.pdf 9f222b7f0e4ffcc59ffaafd81174d65f PDF Text Text ■AP.Mg HR.IHI19TNW' fjt 'ilttubiixu. &b £<nu .aOTUTeAH 13 PURUBHIB ittRT ’ WBDNHR0AY MORNfUC, il ufewib* ff TEAM*: 4 U r ssd«.:onifri ecovetnm TOtt-M-B, >*>•» I*» ADVANCE '^*^*^**~^Th**^rv«ww»*»*ew**»****«Yr^**tY w****Mi**^w*T^**********ws*****w^w^****r^****?**f*^-**~^**r*,^W** jfjastings’ gnsintss girtttorj. VOL. 6 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26. 1861. <SJp:te ijottrj. FOR SALE!! CASH MORMAN OB PRODUCE BAHRY, Pay Ready F. II. A J. RUK8EI.L, FULL AND COMPLETE. Call and Settle WIGHTMAN & ROBINSON, T’Em.'y J. W. OAKLEY, SOON. ley are paid by tbe Pint December, they will be left Ilbss Jrextire oi the Peace for CwUcctlwa. &D A-DiOS -OFGHDICEOAK OPENING LAND, MASON ALLEN, ealer in groceries, warision., Saee, CUb. batter, Iwrxl. pork, and gn all line Alto toy. esndir*. etc , etc. Rto Ctlitoro a Block. State street. Heatings, M>e D Also, Two Dwelling Botuea, In the Village of Hastinga. Titles to all <tf these. Indisputable, and Terms Easy. them ROBERTS A STRIKER, UP TITS IXTXSEST. D. <*. HAWLEY, C,rir.: ....... "Bmdt Bteck," Hastiags, Mich. TT. PARKER, HOLESALE aud retail dealer in Grocer!.* •nd !*n>v>*i0M. Fork, l.ard. Dutt.r, aod W ISAAC (1 MOTT, Is now receiving from Now York and Boston, bis full stock of DANIEL COOK, 'UtfTICR OF THE PEACE. Uoeerol Lend and T.m Aaent. will aUeeO U» the collwtiva ol >t ■ aa 1 ail o lhar b uainow pertaini ng to bit oKce. Groceries! ! Consisting in part of New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffer. Crnabed, Powdered and Granulated Su- HOLBROOK, J. M. RUSSELL. p JOHN ROBERTS, IN Surjreon. Dwelling on Broad It. P. CHERRY, •OTART PUBLIC and Conreyanrer. will a . . ... -____ ___________ him with iirsmptarea snn onein.T. mbbwuat, Bsrry crimtr. MkK Blank* kept always on band. H. STEWART, AHtxutava* Bttcadrd la । roe-Kly and «IDeirotlv.; Ofiev No. 5, Noble’, block, lUld-Crrek, Miebfai. Mebum and Syrups, Green nnd Black Tea*. Rio, Ceylon, nnd Java Offe, 8:>>ne, Wo.-den. and Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobaceo. and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime. 8*«pa. Salerattis. Casala. Pepper and Spice. In sdditio?! to tbe above stock of GroccriM. b. 1>m a full ana complete aeaorUaralof Drugs, Paints, Oil*, Burning Flu­ id, and Camphene. Ever dfcrrel in.Battle CiaeMU.of whwh wittWbuid Al prices ihat eaimutfiul ti» JMJ. F ...— . . — Particular attention paid to filling or­ ders from Hasting* and vicinity, and Mtufacti'io guaranteed in every case. 3. M- NEVINS, puid for Produce. ISAAC C. MOTT. Kovwnbar Hit. ItMlOS. C. PR1NDLE, DANIEL STRIKER ’OCXTY CLERK. Notary Publie, sad Ovnvrsl OLIVER E. EVERTS, T PHILLIPS, Usess Saitirr and Jailor. Remedial agent. THIS DELICIOUS TOXIC 8TIMULANT. S. H. COOK, I GISTSR OF 0 R tljoicr 3Pisrrlljn£. CHAPTER ON LOBSTEBB. ar o r. Durewar. With the return <-f Soring, among other g«»od thing, of this life, we hnve on oar table the Crustaceans Lobster, (Fommanee.) Wonderful ahd mysterious are the realtos of those animal's, whore ox Htancei. pnssed in deep waters; and the •ye of the naturalist cannot penetrate for into the realm. Who doe. not like the fleah of the lob­ ster T Even tbe child knows the nursery riddle, ‘Black in the kitchen, red on the table." Without any warmth in their bodies, or even without red blood circu­ lating in their vein., they are wonderfully voracious. They even devour each other, and may be said to eat themselves; for changing their shell and stomach every year, there remains are generally the first morsel to glut their new system. They are always in harness, heavily armed to the teeth; seven jointed is the cunningly । forged mail nf their back. Beneath thia protecting roof move four, yes. eight sprawling feet, four on each side, pushing forward tbe on wieldly war engine, like the Roman legion, under the shelter of tbe battering rant. Die two great daws are the lobster’s instruments of provision and defonre, and by opening, like a pair of scisaor*. they have great strength, and take a firm hold. Between the two claws lies the ainniAl'a bead, very small, with eves like two hlaek htirnv specks on each side; Friend Banner:—Thinking a few lines nnd three it enn advance nut nf the socket «r draw in at pleasure. The mouth, like from an old friend in lhe 2nd Regiment, that of insects, open, lengthwise of the would be interesting, I thought I would b»dv. not crorewion, as with tnan and the give you a short account of our journey. highrr races of animals. It has fleo teeth We left Detroit Thursday evening amid the cheers nf thousands that gathered on v iredike feelers or horns are stretched H. N. SHELDON. *. m, feiicnrasR *-co-. pROSECCTIMG ATTOBJIjrr. CoonaoUr at 1 l-w. Mleitar and Ceaaaetor D. H. J ABIBl * CO. «»“ abundance. When the young luMtere leave the parent they seek refuge in small delta of the rocka, or crevices al tl»e bottom of the sea. in a few weeks they grow much larger, and change their shell for lobster­ hood. In general, this is done once a ! vear. and" is a painful operation. For s-me days before this change, the animal discontinues its usual strength and vigor, 'iving torpid and motionless; but just before casting its shell, striking its daw. against each other, every limb seems to tremble. Then the b->dy swell* in an unusual manner, and the shell begins to divide—it seems turned inside out, the stomach coming away with tbe shell. In like mannor the daws are disengaged, the lobster casting them oiT. muck as you or I would kick off a boot too big for ua. for several boura it now continues enfee­ bled and motionless, but in two days the new skin becomes hardened, and within forty-eight hours the shell ia perfectly formed and hard, like the one just cast off. The lobster has now increased more than a third in its size, and like a boy who has out grown bis panto, it seams wonderful bow tbe old shell could cAntaln so great an animal an fills the new. Be­ low, in his native element, he reaches uBcvtrcflrKT i r> —n— * com I he ,«•, know. ib«J wlH,r.w At «••»» IoIbU" »•’" '•“> -iUxwi.AgtO. .nd wh.n • iBT« •«•!> • d.. I. low, tta -Ittor kJ. ,~.J to lM.t o., while th. v.ntjiiohod rarim br • •borvtifb r-p.lt ol U. )»;wwl .Mtmom,. H>» I. q.loklj «■>>"• pllM, for Ik thm »«k. ibe »r. limb I.haul, ** l-rs" «bJ powwfol m tb. old "sjB bonling. U>« lobB.r itAIUbOX tKTTB. the dock to witness our departure. The bora all seemed to feel highly elated tn sight. The tail nr j*>introi instrument, is its great locomotive, bv which it is raised or propelled through the water. Beneath I thia we are lodged tbe spawn, in great Otlen io tho ( pOL’NTY TREASURER. Ofioeia the Court in order to force a part of their cargo from them. ' The Dutch painters have immortalized tbe lobster in thsir Inimitable colors. Hardly a picture pan be found on a Flem i.h market or fiitdien in which he Is omitad, and scarcely a painting of still life, portraying tha pleasures of tbe table, but what, with tha fruita aod wine glaaa, the lobster does not parade In bia firey harness. A beautiful red, with the large feelers, outstretched like sceptres, he can­ not but have an imposing appearance, both for the painter and the culinary artist. The lobster lias his rocky hole at a depth of from six to twelve fathoms, and the propagation of his race la continued nn In marrelona numbers. More than 12,000 egae have been counted in a single female. When bn reaches the light be is inactive, but in his own realm he dashes with rapid speed over chasm, and rocky table-lands of the ocean. A motion of his tail is sufficient to hurl him down fifty fret deep and thus escape tha swiftest pursuer. So sure is this leap, that he never misses the entrance of bis cavern, even in the most precipitous flight, al­ though, too, it merely offers space enough to admit hi. body. During the nropor aeaaon. five or six ships sail between tha Thames alone and the coast of Norway to supply London with lobsters, and others bring to Holland more than half a million. It is sstimated that in Northern Europe alone nearly five million lobsters are consumed everv year. I have met with no data to esti­ mate the consumption in our own land, jvhere they form so favorite a dish. What an extraordinary creature for our study aud admiration! Without bones on the inside, still with a ato macb to digest the hardest materials, the shell, uf muscles, oysters and even Ito own—an animal obtaining a new shell and stomach at stated intervals. Without red blood circulating, yet vigorous and active! But strangest of all, a creature endowed with a vital principle that repairs auoh iimba os have been ijured- and provides new ones fnr the lost. How marvelous and wuoderful are God’s works, even in Um deep, and worthy nf onr contemplation ! The Clove, May. 1861. think we were at last going to' the scene of action; hut when the shored nf Mich­ igan were gradually fading from view, many gazed with tearful ryes. and many lips trembled as they said: “Boys, this is the last view of our native State that We arrived at Cleveland at 4:30 A. M., and took breakfast, which consisted of rea hisonita. a piece of boiled beef and a cup of coffee. Took the cam for Pitts­ burgh (a distance of 160 mllea) at 0 o’clock, and all along the rnut we were Minted by the waving of hsndkerchiefe from every farm house At the Stations, large crowds had gathered, and they treat­ ed us with many delicacies. The ladies passed through the train shaking our hands five minutes we were formed into line on following •* irer contains the from ' Gen.' Beau- u we wer^ not allowed to Ipeak to a citizen, they were not answered. We then formed into platoons and marched through the eity to the Camden Depot. Instead of being attacked we were loudly cheered and highly complimented for our soldierly appearance. the door of the car. The offence was re­ The sentinel fifed, the tn*n fell, ved al Washington at 3 o'clock Monday morning. ista ware killed and One report says aeveataan, and atxAber reuty-nine Federal troops were killed. dering and imprisoning your eitirans, epefiscallag and destroying your property, and committing other acta of violence and outrage, too shock tog and revolting to bumuity to be aoutneyated. , All rules of civilized warfare are aband­ oned, and llicy proclaim by their acta, if not on their banners, that tbeir war cry Is, “Bsacrr amd Booty." All that ia dear to man—your honor and that of your wlvaa and daughters—your fortunes and your livea, are Involved In this momen- following di. patch from Jeffsraon CUy: We marched to ibe building where the Inaugural Bail was held and alept til! morning on the floor. TH* was our first night on the soft aide of a white oak plaak, but wa slept. In the name, therefore, of the constit­ uted authorities of the Confederate States —in tbe sacred cause of constitutional liberty and self government, for which visited the White House and many other we are contending—in behalf of civiliza­ tion iteelf, I, G. T. Beanregard, Brigadier­ marched up to the Executive Mansion General of the Confederate States, com­ where we were reviewed by the President manding at Camp Pickens, Maoanaa and Gee. Scott Tuesday we marched Junction. 4p make this my Proelatnation, up the Potomac river six miles. The and invite and enjoin you by every con­ sideration dear to the hearts of freemen and patriots, by the name and memory were sun struck. Here wc are encamped ; of your Revnhitioaary fathers, and by bow long we shall remain no one knows. thepurijy and sanctity of your, domestic Everything is conducted with the utmost firesides, te rally to the standard of your. State and country'; and, by every means secrecy. It is a very pleasant place here in your power, compatible with honorable and I hope we will stay until we get use warfare^ to drive beck and expel the into the hot weather. 1 must close this vadera from your land. I conjure you to be true and loyal to for 1 hare to cook my supper, and I need it much. In cotfHutlon, I will your country and her legal constitutional authorities, and especially to be vigilant say, had our mission been one of peace of the movements and sets of the enemy, instead of war, I should have enjoyed my so as to enable you to give the earliest self more in those five days than I have authentic in formation at these headquar­ ters, er to the officers under bis command. J desire to to assure you that tbe ut­ Boernsteln’s headquarters. admiring the beautifiit scenery, and receiv­ most protection in my power will be given John Fitzpatrick, ono’Af the most ing the many acta of kindness from the to you all. violent secessionist! to tttfState, took tbe people, end returning salutations, while IS—'1 oathof alleghmee tn tbs '<Ttr?ted States every bound of the ‘Iron Horse was con­ government in tbe 'presence of all tiro Official.—T. Jean*j<. Acting Assistant Ad|j't-Gtasr*l. veying rus farther and farther from onr officers here to day. Monday we were at liberty until 8 o’clock, during which time all the Boys homes, fathers, mothers, brothers and ACkriitlan Regtmevt. sisters and dear friends that many of us We learn that arrangementa.an being It turned out that the alarm at Phillip- made in this city to raise a regiment that pi last night was caused by reports from shall ba composed of members of the sountrymcn, who declared that the rebels various city cuurcbes without diatinctiow ■ of sect or creed. The design of the pro­ were marching upon them in force. Preparations were instantly made for jectors <»f this movement Is. to fnroll a Richnrd’a rules were: defense. Cannon wwe planted u> mke body of men who will enter the battle । all modes of approach, and the troops Jny field under a deep conviction.that they 5. Let your profiita run cn. In order to d<> thia, one must have ex­ on their arms all night. Scoot, scoured fight from principle and for the sole par- . In furtherperience, and to avoid a too costly exper­ the country fiw a dozen miles around, but pose of rnaiatoining right. anee of this design a notice detailing lha ience, begin small. Feel yoiir way. The inhabitants of Pbiliippi, alarmed plan objects of the organization will he Bona part had a quick and powerful mind; we may learn from him, observing ti» do by the preparations for -fighting, all de­ read from the desks of a purnber of the There waS not n city churches next Sunday morniag, at grxid with our knowledge, instead of evil serted their botxaes. which time the place chosen for the bead­ m he did. When in Egypt, he and many family in the place today. The Zouaves have been ordared t« be quarters of the command win bo' an­ of bis officers were riding out In a dark evening on the aaalMSch, where It was in readiness to move from Cumberland nounced. The leadrrs of the mpratneut ' arei Horace Webstar, L. L. D. of the ' very wide. Suddenly tbe tide came in at an bdur’a warning. A Company wits sent to occupy Ev­ Free Acmlemy, who is a grhduato of rapidly, nnd tbe waler grew every mo­ ment deeper where their horses stood; ansville. A supply of navy ■ re volt-era West Point, and Edward Reyard. M. D. they could not aee whidg way waa dry for cavalry arrived today. Rifled cannon a well known physician of this ciljl, who land, they became alarmed and bewildered have been mounted it Pbiliippi. All h has had soma military erperienoa, ha and destruction threatened them. Bona- quiet there. Tbe 18th and 22d OHo reg- haring al one time held a colonel's com­ i mento are guarding the Parkoraburgh mission in the State militia. There men ent. He ordered all to form a Orel*, road. Tbe 29lb soured Virgiai* today will probably be tbe colonel and lieuten­ ant colonel of the Regiment. A number with the hursM* heads outwards. They and occupied the road to Wheeling.. Lieutenant Sullivant arrivetf from of recruits have already enlisted, and for did so. He now ordered all to rida ahead; If any found the water growing deeper, ColotnbM to ace what theregimahts "here two weeks past have been under drill.— N. r. fferxld. they were to turn about if any found it will never aee again. God bless the Mountains, when their line of march CAtmotm MaW.—Bdmtwrtn uae words riflomrt do buBcta. lhey say' little. ■ used go right to the mark.. talk, and glide with tbelr could be traced by ths blood from tlielr ded, first daaa rail cars at the rate of 20 miles an hour. They were fighting for Liberty and ts eatabibb tbe Integrity of a fo glorious Union, whose honor we were taka anmetkixg to dritk," and a lun lit­ . . ' > .__ .___ a. e.------------------ . and om of them wboja »pbyaio*n, ta writing a statement of his experience. Surely our cause is just, comes* criminal for purloining tannery I Dnjro xs (xonx Fuji.—The captain elect of a military company at Vieks k..™ w... -ta ' tWxka far Wa arrived el Harrisbwrgh about 8 o’clock Saturday made,*the oyster must surrender. afternoon, vary much fatigued, having hod no rest since wo loft Detroit. CoL Richardson thought we and either becomes magnetized In- ' the City. Subday morning we were furnished with ten rounds of ammunition and left o’do* wo BO trrrifind Lyon landed four miles below Boonville, and opened a heavy cannonade against th a rebels, who retreated and dispersed into the adjacent woods, from where hidden behind bushes, trees, dtc., they opened a brisk fire, on, tbe troeps. Gen. Lyon ordered a'nasty retreat to the boats, and the rebels, encouraged by this movement ralhod and followed oar. troops into a wheat field. Gen, Lyob halted, faced bis troops about, and bringing the whole force of his artillery to bear, opened a murderous fire on ths rebels, three hun­ dred of whom were killed. Tbe balance fled In al) directions, leaving their, arms on tbe field. Gan Lyon then moved ior> ward and took possession of Boonville. ‘Gen. Price wat taken with a violent ■ diarhata at the beginning of the battle, and waa taken on a steamer and carried to his home in Chariton. 1 , . Gov. Jackson viewed the battle from * dietant hill and fled for parts unknown. 'After the defeat of his forces great rejoieing manifested itself among the Union, men here, and the Stars and Stripes were. hoisted on tbe Capitol, guns firod, and tbe ‘Star Bpangled Banner’ was played by a regimentalband, , Scouting parties w1i| b« rent out Ib aV directions tomorrow, HI cut off the re­ treat cf the rebels. The steamer J. C. flwkn has arrived with two cnnqon. ammunition and artil lerymen, which has been pSaritad at "CoL nofile people of Ohio! Inng will they be going to defend. kb a number taken WilRam. A reckless and unprincipled tyrant has Intraded ocr eml. Abraham Lincoln, reof all moral, legal, ahd consti­ tutional restraints, has throws his Ab- Wbeo the train was leaving the Camden Depot a man threw a'stoiM at the sentinel stationed at peated. It. is reported by two reliable from Boonville that a fight bai growing shallower, they were to rida on, enlist tn ent and all the rest tn follow. This brought Tna Pbwdxkt Scan ar a CaiuDa Axxa ix Gxobgia.—The Thomasville them to dry laud. Il is an with business. Proceed cautiously in different directions; remembered hy the 2nd Regiment. “Abraham Lincoln Arrived at Pittsburgh at 11 o’clock P. if failure results wheel about; If success M.. although, it was lata in the evening, attends, go ahead. This is the way to Two prisoners were captured yester ­ carry out Richard's rules, “Cutoborty our an Immense crowd awaited our arrival; day by four privates of Company B, Geofgiar".but H.b irua nevertWeaa. A««nk Michigan Regiment, one mH* this side of President of Um United States,- ho is held loud cheers and exclamations of Bully Berka Station, and thirteen mile* from Boys. Bully for Michigan." A New Hampshire editor was lately here, on tbe Orange and Alexandria rail Here we changed care and left imme­ robbed whfla traveUwfc How thttch'tie road. One of the prisoners hr a Corporal diately for Hsrrbburgh (a distance nf 260 thief made by the operation may he area in a Cavalry company, and the other a miles.) We crossed the Alleghany Moun­ by the indignant epistle ha- immediately private iin the Governor’s Guards of sent to hie victim, returning the pocket- Riobmond, which is also a cavalry com tains Saturday ib the forenoon*, the ecene- lx.ok “You miserable cuts,here Is your ry was grand indeed. While croeaing, pocket-bodk. I don’t keep no suefa.— Michigan men, while occulting, 1 thought of onr Revolutionary Fathers Eor a tarn dressed aa well aa you iraatd menu and their tedious jonrney serosa the same no round with a wallet with nothing is il and presenting boqueta. f„ gji the Court. W Also. Notary PubHe, HASTINGS Mq Baltimore. We arrived at Baltimore about 8 o'clock P. M., and in loss than NO. 8. ihrtxwk tbe breutifol No two human beings ware ever «kata> W def w tea, or f»iM •» MS the matter io the quick, and are done. Yod ftever know where you stand with them.' Tear conversation falls Into their minds, aa rivert'MI Into a d--------- 1------end are lost from right by ha They will aometin �ADMINISTRATOR’S SALL - |™CTuaouMM,| WXKTfEWSH That Southern rebellion has become Umscm is attempting a aurCadwaliader’* fixers at or tfawj Instead of going to sgatysteUe Reliablei ville dated I Wetaetday ■eniactJ SHCIAl B0T1CI his apparently retreating r atvi ia nrnaaine OR toward Yesterday aftenmon the enemy at- demand coolnres conduct of Brilit! stances like'thaw Chmp Jackson a portaoce was reported. 'iWjMUrad CoaLill* ftrij batt..n(i(in.iu Bd«;rd»' 1JW From all recant events tramp ring ia ng tbe firing at Seventh street, ia npooolbintiM.— proved to a certainty that such a thing aa rebel troops, safety of tbe rebel troopia, 1 . formidabU Ferry, with a force estimated st from | !mcnt’ • Great Bethel weapons of eight to nine hundred men. Col. Stone givea the folk)-.~H----. had given orders that if any attempt waa CUrt. of rte M Now York A«~n«i lodcr.—Af. ^F. g£n Tai SmtanCoLvuatAss—Mr.W. Mo- I of *•“’ Fort Pitt ** Woka to quietly and In an orderly manner along is ready to support it, he muatlieopppqed the streets fired Into a group of innocent totha>al^fo' It b likely that in spectators, without provocation, is equally of the States the real friends aod' sup­ tn remove the spikes.from. ( LUARM EJ uWonist. and g*.Ue rebels Mr >6for’by Seramfootote inalion of our movement*. - Ha » mow |J. retuni(.j. Tie states that the ah to ^Richmond. Parker, on the evening ; * ., nnMVS porters of tbe goverament, msy Be so Tbe conviction forore itself upoa our Tbe boat was rapidly drawn back to | nf the fight was marched, tn ' Yorkbiwn, inhabiting tbe earth's surfitce, must rule Geardian** Sate. minds, that tbe pistol firing was the delib- nearly balanced by the acreakmNteia to ourselves. We must have a free gov­ lhe shore. The enemy then formed in and from that point to Richmond : there soft nail. . Before Mr, McCIvery arrived, be able to.aflbrd but little aid to tbe Ad­ ernment. To be a free government to line along the bank and*commenced firing, . lie was kept until exchanged. lie was an effort was made, but wecref, ministration in prosecuting the war; but •a, we most be able to oodtrol IL It but a few well directed spherical case [ carefully guarded, but In every respect to remove them br blowing them' but— ebote dispersed thorn, and sent them fly­ parture of so many United States troops to be neutral in to permit reballioa.lf not most be onr government, not the govern­ was well treated. He rejxirts tbe rebel The spikes were AlfoWed to remain, and from the city, endeavored tn create a dlment of others, by which we are ruled, ing In the direction of Leesburg. force at Yorktown m very large. Every vernon in fn'vnr of Gov. Jaekenn, by pro­ actually to aid 1L . new rents.were Bored Cd. tW'gMtffxlb 8 Utii. is th»” either beneficially or tyraoically.” steamer bronghl down additional troops. WaahiBgiofo Jnsto, 1M1. In Missouri one fourth of the people Mr. McCleary. The gnna are now as ducing a stale <>f affairs in this city sim­ On expanaion, bo aaid; Fairfax, which wu avaouated.haa since Provisions are scarce, and tbe confederate I CMid-aa ever, nod are al present ptl ForLJ ilar to that which prevailed on the 10th may be secessionist* (and this one fourth troops arc liadly fed and clnlbed. There brett lagrely re-In forced frith rebels. “ With no people OB earth la expansion cHcarv. Tbe grifat “UriTon** gun waa of May. We hazard tbs assertion, that are thoeo in power,) and une fourth may It turns out that Harvey's sending dis were but f>ur paejongers belwesn York­ nt thodepot at Baltimore «»n Monday, when thia affair la thoroughly Investigated be open and avowed Unlcnista,-while the more neccmrv than with the South. It will be found to hove been underlaid other haff vote tbemscJvea neutral Un- Shall we submit to be single amongst all patches South was all known to the town and Richmond. Last week* store­ with a heavy guard yvdr II UeqAftrr house at Richmond. c»Dining fl 100.009 out* guns will be shipped venYdowntwhich Administration when obtaining bis com ­ civilised people the world, In our Inaby a plot fi«r selling the arsenal, nnd bflUy to expand 1 Shall we bow down to mission, and then satisfactorily explained. worth of property, was destroyed by fire will preclude their being interfered with. overthrowing the United Slates author­ and Saturday night the war steamer ,—Piltthrtryh Chron. If in He will not be recoiled. ities here. The nrtidew in the Srtning who will win if not interfered with from eo Mwtile a policy 1 1 answer no! ESTHER €. Ml! LEE. Glcnonvc waa burned to the water’s edge., Journal of yesterday, lend strong prob­ without. A few malcontents may dis­ in nil other things our union with tbe Both were fired by incendiaries whom thfi abilities to this hypothesis. According turb a large community ; so a Caw arene North was unexceptionable, I would A few days since Hi* Excellence Gov. Waakiattos. Jew 2C. 1M|. rebels are vainly trying to dmroveit CHANCESY OKMB break it on this one pretension alone. Ex­ to that paper, the firing on the part of the The immediate revision of the tariff Washburn, attempted !<> pnax the lines af aioniata may aroumvent an entire State pansion shall be the law of the South, as They now have but two small steamer*, troops was wholly wanton and uhprovowill be urgently reoomrnaaed to Cfongrre, Camp LUrnlm, and «vas <**Jltnged Vj 8u when a of tbe North. Why have anxiety about on lhe river. ked, than which nothing can be falser. of peaceable Inhabitants. with the view of raising revenue Secre­ the guard, whd dentahdeff thK counter­ WAMWxorvx.Jirfo' 24. We learn that the whole aflhir win be Slate votes itself neutral, Id such a time tbe ferprtoky of Slavery In the Bouthl tary Chase to emphatic for revision. sign. The Governor Inquired, ‘•D<m't The new steamer PfensAcola It is tbo’t sifted, both by the civil uutboritics .nJ as this, on account of a division of senti­ it is of God, and cannot be overthrown." Gen. Jim Lane, of Kansas.is appointed you know Uto P “No ^ae fifr w^fonac, will be ready for service in four weeks. With a shake of the bead—-“1 qp tha Qnv> Gen. Sweeney, commanding officer. And again be oomparee the sentiments Brigadier-General. He will be into Ar ­ ment atnowg it* people, it is amply giv­ „lt is aaid'lhe prpeMt available;yduu of the North and South to the Allied kansas by the back donr, and down on tbe eraor—Governor Washbun.," blandly ing a loose rein to rebellion, that if may , Powers fof Europe, though hostile to lower Misaissippi, stopping the wind of tee’r force is over 300.000 men. remarked the Commamler-irt-CbMl .*Yoo take Its own way, unchecked by State each other in interests, but through fear Memphis, presently. 1 A naval rvpcdltion-of much magnitude can't c»me that dodge.* 'replied the faith­ authority. Maryland, Kentucky aod rtf Napoleon, united for his ovorthrow.। will aoon^be fitted out to aperate on the Sv. Lorn, Jous 50, !Mt. ful sentinel, "two Governor Watkbumt Baltimore June 20. I A private note from Major Conant, one Missouri are notable Instances of thia 1 Disagreement and contention have mark, Gen. Cadwaliader is still st Williams 1 and transports, carrying munition* of war ed their union from its commencement of Gen. Lyon's staff, from Boonville, kind of neutrality. There are tbouaanda port with six thousand men. uqtil all sympathy between tbe two see and men. — The “ Herald's dispatch Wash ­ states that the Federal loos was 4 killed of traitors In each of these States doing tiocs of the Union |s, lost. A large number of Virginia troops are , ington 23d, aays : “Tamoraow there wtll They look and 9 wounded. Of the State troops the I be an extraordinary meeting of-tne Cahikilled and wounded are variously estima­ all in their power to strengthen and en­ upon each other as enemies to be over­ enlisting in Col. Lanton's regimeuL come. Tbe bond of Union, the Constitu ­ ' net. when Gen. Sc<‘>tt and hia staff, and ted at between 70 and 200. Sixty rebels courage the rebellion; and in the two Fredrick, June 20. I lhe various Generals ami Colonels <»f were taken prisoners, mostly boys, ahd al! I former States are deterred from doing eo tion, Is broken. To submit to the North Tn the I^egislaturo Mr. Gordon submit­ would acknowledge our weakness as a were released on taking the oath of allegi­ ted a resolution declaring the debt now Regiments now in and abhut Wethington by earned soldiers in their borders, or conquered race without a fight.” ance. Tbe Federal troops were received being Incurred by the Government In (will be present. armed Union men In their midst. Tn $10,000 VoluateMTMWaMt^, with great enthusiasm by the people of And thia has been the sentiment of a. Prosecuting the war unconstitutional.— 1 “It is understood that Major General Boonville. Ladies waived handkerchiefs ] Missouri the time had coms when it* Immediately!! Butler, Banks and Dix have all been majority of the leading chivalry of the be ri-sidution was adopted. and showered boqueta oo the Federal governor thought, by a bold stroke, to Mr. Bristow’s report was adopted summoned. South Ip years post, and to euppoeo that troops. The victory is regarded cctn- tako sdvantagsof what had been pre­ preventing the Gofemor from reclaiming “Gen Scott will submit hfa prngrafiime they have neglected to provide means to ptete. the arma In possession of sscessioniste in for prosecuting the war. That the rebels viously gained to treason by professed The Great Battle Ths State Jourtuil issued an e^tra this carry out their plana, of rule and expeu- maryland. have changed their’s cannot bo doubted, afternoon, pretending to giro an eye neutrality; but Gen. Lyon is too wily aioo, would bo to suppose they were fools Ttekotutiona were adopted declaring lhe henee it li believed General Scott has Ual I aa cmpcUwl Is fi«bt wilb , wllnrts's account of tbe Boonville affair, a commander U> let thia egg of treason or lunatics. The plundering of tbe V. A nets of thy Genera! Government uncon ■ some new project to submit .at this great saying only 300 Slate troops engaged hatchxnd summarily pot bis ftxit upon it stltutionil. lyranical, and in favor of the j roans! I of war." Treasury, and munition* of war, before 2,000 Fcderaliste, and nearly routed at Boonville. We ere mneh mistaken inimediate recognition of the Southern , taking a Ik*tile aland againat the Gov­ them, when a retreat waa purposely or­ Confederacy by y eaa 48, nays 4. ABSENT ON FURLOGH if the Governor of Missouri dare slay in dered to draw on lhe Federalists. Il ernment, but showed their ysnkee cun * Ballfmors, June 21. admit*, however, that Gen. Lyon has hia own State ; be will fly to tbe arms of n’mg and determination to mnintain a Boonville; that tbs State troops with­ open rebels for protection, in spite of hie Everything has been quid here tivday MORTGAGE SALE. separate government. A trial of power of 11,000 in the rebel camp four miles drew. It further says Ben. McCullough assumsd neutrality. hut exciting newa may be looked ftw PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, of the eleven Slates in rebellion against thto aide of Winchester. Within forty-eight hntra. Tbe rebele is on his way to Springficd and Tipton The legialature nf Missouri has, at General Cadwaliader is etill al Will­ have advanced t<> within thirteen mile* nf nineteen Union; and four nearly eaqually with 10.000 men and 10,000 extra arms. length^lao thrown off the mask, by adopt­ ■ Thia statement, aa indeed tha whole in­ Phillippi. but tbe number of their fore* divided, is now assuming positions which iamsport. ing. on the 20th inaU, a resolution declar­ The secessionist* opposite there threat­ is not definitely known. formation, is a wicked hoax. will won foreshadow the end ef tbe ereen to bombard the town, and the people ing the acts cf tbe Federal Government fl'kCt. Who can doubt tbe result, unices HEAD QUAHTKR8, imMadiatety. and Mttle are frightened and many of them are leav­ the direction of Prounytown nnd Beverly unconstitutional, tyranioal and in favor of I ahaU be eampelled u> Mad CORPORAL DKNT foreign aid for the Booth In terpores. Fi. ing. this foren««»o. . The official report of Gen. Schenck , tbe immediate recognition of tbe Booth nancially the interest of England ia with Something important ia expected of A large invoice of Coil's RcvAlrers furnished full information of the main , era Confederacy. Thus has State neu­ Gen. Patterson ’ s oolumr? sb<»rtiy. baa just been received trnm Indianapolis the South. She looks upon thisrebeHico facta in this unfortunate aflkir, and we three hundred Confederate troops *r. One hundred wagons and two hundred are only enabled to add a few incidents trality culminated In treaeon.end it ia thus aa tha legitimate result of the rebellion rived at Harper’s Ferry yesterday, and horses will arive to night, vm 'Parker*, i individual neutrality will culminate. from various sources: of tbe colonies against England in 1772. completed the work of destruction, burn Tbe report that the battery vraa manned TRIAL BY COCRT MARTIAL The sympathies of the English people In^ lite rifle fiictory and Shenandoah A gentleman arrived Io day from Richby Booth Corolinan*. is no doubt a ^ia-! Hr take, as those living in the vicinity of ty Fruit of all kind* promises to are with the United States, which will , bridge. They ran tbe locomotive into mtifc, ria Winches:er ami Romney. for a tang UOM, sad yea ML’.ST COME UP ASD the riaer. They arrested eleven unionist confirm* the rumors that strong bodice Menns state that the companies which be very abundant io Sl Joseph County. compel that Government to prohibit pri J driving the balance into the river, firing of troops upder Wise a re muring towards SETTLE,or-«rUP GOESTHE W EASEL made the attack, were from Fairfax and raleers from leaving her shores, aod re­ on them as they swam to the Maryland Westurn Virginia, was Stantun. Ixiudon counties. The artillery was main strictly neutral; her national honor shore. from taudon, and lhe cavalry companies where else, will be a large crop. TUB LATRST. N. BAILEY demands it. She is not prepared to , IIarrisburgh, June 21. from Prince William and Fairfax. The ry Major Winthrop, who was killed entire force of tbe rebels Is estimated at in the Great Bethel affair waa tbe author wage a war with this Goverament; if I News has been received to day that I came over here this afternoon with about one thousand.—AT. F. World. she was, Russia's memory of the Crimean Col. Wallsco’a command is hemmed in a company of cavalry organized ' from of the article in the June number of the Ths men behaved admirably. Ono war, and the Freooh of the war with i by a rebel fores ten thousand strong, and Capt. Tripp’s company of the sixth Indian Atlantic Monthly, descriptive of the all retreat cut oft. Several regiments regiment. It is certain that the advance man who leaned on his gun against a SOLA MAM,rACTVREIUiQJ THE IMPROVED li«w» a»il described *• U*r Ka»t kaUvf Napoleon the first, would keep in check left to night to relievo him. tree, was scolded by his Lieutenant for march of the New York Sevettlh, of the rebel force, numbering 1.200. are GUTTA PL1CHA her hostile intentions. encamped about 12 miles from here on D'A falling promptly into line, when be W aihington. Naw Yoax, June 22. UeMBtatassarviy the Beverly road. answered aimnly, “1 vfah I could—look Reports from Washington say the navy ry A battle took place near Cole Report* Dot folly credited announce al my arm," which was dangling shattered will be duobled In site aa soon as possi­ further re-enforcementa, amounting In all at Lis side. He uttered no complaint. Camp in Missouri, between the Home Bria-Cea. LfM. . ble. Secretary We1 les will recommend Uic o*dw '•Ma 4ajaC Jaaa^ from 6,000 to 10.000 men, including three That man died this morning. The few Guard and a large body of saceasi ouisfa. FT IS ORE AND Brig.-Gen. Nathaniel Lyon, whose heavy appropriations fur building war ha — alUnwoe af aa* D. IM1.U — ~ MM ------------------South Carolina Regiments. .Tbe forces woupded ware but slightly wounded. It Tike Home Guard a were overpowered. 4ar, al lbs Court Hosau is lk« vUUf* <4 Hastiap brilliant exploit at Boonville is now the veoacla. is mH Musty sf MaWy. aa4 Stair af Micbifaa. on tbe Beverly road is thought by some Is claimed by soma of lhe troops engaged TH* President will call for at least theme of owety tongue, is a native of’ f3f Ths wife of Hon. A. R-Boeller, nil HIXOLU. to be a fe’nl to attract our attention and there that three of tbe enemy were killed Connecticut, having been bom near lhe 300.000 men in the aggregate, and money by tbe return lire of Gen S. henek’s com­ officer, baa left hi* bed and board, ia pther conceal tbe advance of a large force in birth-place of Hon. Gideon Wells, Sec to enrreepond. mand. Tbe cannon ball which killed one anrrther' direction. Tbe commanding asd IT u Twice Aa ocaaaLB. Congress will nt an mrly day suspend retary of the Navy. He graduated with GEORGE CROSIER. officers think an attack possible at anv our soldiers first struck his musket, bead­ when her husband ehall retart to hh alle. honors at tbe Weal Point Academy, and the writ of kabcai corput wherever there1 hour; utter* suppose that only a guerrilla GUTTA PERCHA. CEMENT, ing it double and taking off hia arm. 1 entered the regular army -as ' a Second is an organized rebellion, and in the judg When the news reached Arlington glance to the United States. warfare to intended. PROUAXKOKPEULieutenant in the Second Infimtry.his first ment nf the President It should be ana! . W in. Grifin and Win. Martin of Com­ I etanjr.---------House, four large wagnoa were immadicommission bearing dale on the 1st Of pended, the suspension, of course, being >vately dispatched to bring off the killed pany K* of the 14th Ohio, from T>ledu, children barely escaped a serious sod­ (July 1841. He, was promoted to a temporary. and wounded. The killed were buried were shot by a concealed foe this after­ A ctirroepondenl of tbe Amarioan ia a ded on Friday l*a^ by tbe breaking of ' Brevet First Lieutenancy shortly after ' noon, while nut scouting, about five miles to day with the usual military honors. ward, subsequently to a Captaincy. He letter dated Williamsport, Friday night, "Stand up for tha Union, boyi" “stand the tongue of the carriage in which she from PMIlippi, nn the Beverly road. A I has occupied lhe latter rank practically saya Col. Bowman and Mr. Chaw were firm for tbe old flag !*’ were exprtoaiona 'since the llthofJune, 1851, and was hung at Martinsburg yesterday as spies.' third man in the company with them had his clothing riddled with balls but es­ al ■ mat uttered in their last momenta by several thrown from hit seat,* but the horses Oa ra.dia< UMi film' the pallia duh rerifiad. booked for advancement to a higher po­ He says the information is reliable. heroic fellows who were mortally woundcaped with only flesh wound*. A lot of Wm. UdUrtlBtatratororMid taUK.pra'i-’S The WorUf dispatch says: •’The fight' ware stopped by a soldier, who happened sition at the first opportunity, he being “afi'i , beeves from the Secession camp were tl l$M entitled to that title uy brevet, before his ’ at Edward's Ferry on Monday seems captured to-day. recent appointments tn a Lleutenat-Co! to have been rather a serious affair, asi 1 A fight is thought hkely tn come off a The rebel prirateer Savannah, onelcy and a BrigudfenGrtteraiship. we learn from Virginians,who eame over■ I little before daylight to-morrow morning. undertook to take tbe United States ves­ roun/ry. with fur protection, that between forty end fifty GeArson, June 19. sel Perry ; which, at first ran as if trying appbeation. worn killed by the bombs that were Tbe news of the day is tbe burning There m a commendable curiosity to to escape, but which was, in feet, folly thrqwn.wilh eo much accuracy among Esq., Secretary u( Leighfum^t the Court last night, by the rebel*, of tbe Baltimore know something of the antecedents of niiArd os application ty mail or in p^ron The Perry them trom a howitzer on this side. A Bl James, writes as ftdlnwa : and Ohio Rrailro&d bridge over the Po- prepared for such game. “Mr. Adams, the representative of the at onr l^incipal Ofiu and Wartkcmtc. boat load of rebels were crossing the turned upon her pursuers and poured United States Government at this Court, tbe montb of a small ereek, making into 78 WILLIAH 8TIEET, shot and shell into her until aha eurreo- Warren cnunfiy.O^ ort Octdbsr A, .1869. baa been received with great o.mai<kradon givsaoUreto In 1837 ite graduated at the Miami Coi- Che rivw towards lhe elate of tbe action, The bridge wm guarded by forty Mary­ when a bomb from the battery burst Im­ lander* from Cumberland, who had one I The new Calcium Light la Pktly versity, ahd fiw two years afterwards mediately over it, and after the smoke “the Untied States.'* One of his ft rut nets JOHMa a CMORLBY. field piece. When Um rebeie advanced, wae to change the name of the Legation bad cleared away only two were seen P«Miia they poured shot, into them until their, standing out 'of between twenty end to the original litle^ind we now hate *tbe >»-l gunners were killed. AH but two of tbe tn throw a strong light upon objects two ,In 18S1 he was admitted to tbs bar and thirty in it. Many bodies were distiectiy Unified ^else Minister,” In place of the miles away while the locality of the ।settled down in Day too. where he has I seen, fluatiog in the water about lhe rimrruxw Minister," ae it wae In tbe days He held a asat tn the Ohio light ia shrouded in darkness. A trial since-vmMed. 1 of Buchanan and Dallas. Mr, Adams boat. . . • Legislature in 1840 and 1843 ; served a* him also restored the C-nn dree, of the of it from a boat on tbe Potomac threw been greatly exaggerated. a reprvwentetive in Congress four terms, earlier time*, in place the undertaker's An express from Cumberland .aays ______ _ Q>mnynicatkm with the Indiana 11th, all the rebel batteries Into consternation. from 1843 to 1851. Presidea* Fillmore I -—S-SK-HS chambe __ a a. n«*>nimrn( »*ISU1 tS!«ys!W. a«d'* Rmt ill alrrO New Advertisements. Great Battle !! ! MfoerH Mtad LOW*SOOTHING SYTtUF h tte tewria. wtad-enlti. rej teat sad Mfsat rrmrC TZU---- - ----------- d art toHung.' The ft4L-wing ia an extr J0HWS&CB0SLEY, CEMENT HOOFING, water iw. C SL^j^tyta ■££»“. (Zouaves) is thus cut off Tbe rebels occupy Piedmont ; 5,000 appointed him Minister to Brasil, and kx Station are two different locaTftiee, bring ten or Cfteen~milae atlrt. Manaa- Tha Kaaihair -t Ik. ■__ .u » . captured by scouts bum mdse from lippi thia morning, aod sent Io beat ar* flitusu indeed, mimed Od. Wallace 'la eneampad near the place, end Ms citrated pncMou e ths sown. He bat no pres list j sions of an attack, and feels c<> his ability to defend bin position. has abundance of provialooa and amn •..u.r.-il-.nwrI uiUon. twraed a. viadirt ef .wortHemWfc* : NOTICE ! . . Wk* Im* MI Mairr l Wlll.l.l'I J Trete fill'd, wit ■tear for years RUB �SPECIAL NOTICES' ATTENTION BLOOD LOOP BILLS ammr. TO CONSUMPTIVES dyspepsia.__ NERVOUS! ER a AGUE. CONSTIPATION. fhs uadef»ignsd, now seVsMyir* ye b*i for yean oersted bis tune to curing ON HIGH PRICES fcooo; Tbe Fawth «T Jaly. Below we pvUiih a notice bvf and bettering U to be aUbrntiaa dul |,t,« ihoMsbroal m w.ll as al home. Mod to tb0M who n^uire it. a Copp sf f a,, T„ luv, h<> for lie, *ill not bo porinittod U» pma wiihoJt SPRING & SUMMER ESTABLISHED 1854, »■'>•<■ "U»r .p,,„prt.X ■ TV. Zoc.r. C*D»T«, uukr Ctfi. Sncur. k.,1S >*WRi New-Yor^^^^lo^Iiilrmary NfiW goods eUrtmU., Ur „ fc.| ''■rlmpLu brin. REFORM. Stacks of Hastings’ Jritt d-nrrmt. ' rir^z_L And devoted to ffiCCim'arMasiest. Raroax; to OOODS. N. BAILEY ^,r *r*ti>me i. ..A j., AXwlntMd ,p.«. 'WE SPUING STOCK ARE NOW with on. of tb. Of GOODS, ON HAND LARGEST ud BEST Awomnrau vf “IL1-** Drrnxc ma cosru*onanox st Caxtox, eauaed v ibr bombardment of lhe British. tbe extensive tmne grove near Haatingg, on the dih of! medical wareboore of our countryman. Dr. J- C. irie. of 1x>we:l. (the depot nf hia Cherry Prcto- J»ly 186!. nJ and Cathartic Pills. fur China,) wax totally Thni mid Picnic lie brld expretij^ f.;r deatrove-l. HouJw tnskaa a demand upon our Gerernmcut fur indemnity from the lose of his llw. Mcmiraaoutcnt cl tbe aeverd ecb.wik ,ml "^ I111* Jba_3d)»lar^JTEu sn Comprising a LABGE AND Het be called upon, irf the drder << riulr • No.ri*> take some part in WAR! ■ Thai oZtlhe jmrent'nhd^frtt be cordially, altend. Tbe Rntae Band have vrrjrWrilWy C<.u«ehtvd fnpjay for us mt Uurf duy. READY-UADE CLOTHING, HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Bradley, offRichl:md. aod R-x.Mr. Taj l<’r present and talk to the chUdreu. I. AHtdbrtxik, E«q.. and Mr. Wvit.Gunriy. ar d nuUce of Ihi. order ta- said ken a. co1ife*Md hr .iA !L Spencer. were chosen ns Marshals of the day._ T* arranging table* f.>r the village of llaat- BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., Roberts &. Striker, Mrs. new and moat complete assortment uf DRUGS AND HEDICINES, f Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Cam. phene, Bnrnln* Fluid, Mr*. J. S. VsuiBcunL— Com. K»r watting on tahlrt,—Ffantiah’ >(u-. Nair, Ellen Hawley, Emiua jaynea, Bo). Goodyear, CR OCR ER Y! CHEAP RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, ABIS l Nfl FBOM IMPURITIES OR 0BSTRUCTI0N3 OF THE BLOOD tbeirills and on the prevention of conception, with Invaluable Instructions to them on subject* of a prirate nature. Price X5 cents. The Gentlemens Medical Companion, bretnuradrd.; r/r.-f Bear in mind that ETABLE BLOOD Ever shown In this Market, whtcb are prepared to sell st a small TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. victims ot IU bsallh. They boat diaresM through advance front Len. Wightman, Chas. Bent­ ley. Lottie Barhiw, Knowlton, and diyhargw fewm the sygton, «v*ry taint of Jterofula, whsCiarberedltaryorothewto*. Tb»i THE EADIE'S JfEIHUAt FRIEND, VERY Mrs. N. Mrs. I. A. Holbrook. H. Walbridge. suirrzRZD coisnrrtioss. bowerer lhey may hare been trifled whh and ft* And tbe Physiology of Marriage. Awurk on thetauae. crtRDtnnu. apd treatment iugn, Nra. N. Burke, Mrs. H. A. Grwrf- Boltwood. BICK FESALES, . CAUSE SOON TO REAL, year, Mrs. R. B Wightman. Mik 0. N. Jas. Roberts. Mr«, W. Hay*. ‘ who bar* languished forvsursta belplaas wnalo ths eurr of Di*ea*e la all its form*, with full ex­ planations cf the causes, symptoms, diet, bathing and exercise. Prig* 50 cent*. I/C.mmiltne on preparing edibles and in.,, ' LIVES COMPLAINT, imd restore th. b.slth aod strength d the suBsrar. That ., to furnishing medicines to tbe poor. In all eases medicines can be sent by mail or express if dssired. Baud fur one or more of our works and judgs 5>r yoursslve*. • Also published el tbe infirmary, to aid these ing aonga may be exp^i-d frnin yjfe (Jiw of KnTnu.nzoo, have been itivitrd to be ire*, tboy rriiev. queried the very best medicine* at the lowest rales These medicine* are prepared in ora own lawKatust. under the carr uf able Chemists, and are tbe must reliable known to sosnee, including all tbe recent discoveries. . T« jllhMraMiftr *M»M4*r*f «• count of svmptoma and appearances of disease, age. occupation, etc., we will write a candid re On High Prices, at the A utrinUr of vniiit m. CONTAIN EO MINERAL. That they ears the al must K=iy wl complaint. DRY GOODS I DRY GOODS Dre ficbm.l That ths BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD ILLS hare been proved by analyala la BEAUTIFUL Mary Rower, Eliza wmi J..Ru.tac!|, Dan. Suilutf, *N. imisa* No mistake this time I jy FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PDRPOSE8,OJfLYj»l !£• hrrpr tn have a PienieNhat ’willdo *r ntay Axmr, if rich otu.* *!*■• ia inter* NEW YORK COSTS. are adnltaxplcd. with the means of detecting tbe frauds. Wire 85 Ceuta. WE HolSEHOl.D AND FARM. Plantation and Shops. For erervFamily, baring over a ICO) receipts LOW PRICES tKetownabip of HirstingvTijtl credit, -iagid rated in 8eb>»>la willevntrihnte their mi’e. No oa* can doubt ther superiority sftsr one stngi# tnsl-tbey are 0<>t only better but, tn (act, ebcapov than aify other Pitls. fcr it teke* * less number of them to produce a better Pries of lb* Sesadmavten Stood PwriSeg. II per bottle, or g* per half drcen. 0« tbe fevdiuavian Blood Pills, 25 oeate per box, or 5 boxes apT Resd Dr. Bobaek't Special NutVerc aa« CertiSeatea nuhlltluJ te ■ .r Is there a Sch>Mil in the township that will Wa will guar, wtlliuicly atay al hutnel. nnd enjoyment, he»idrw ■ lhe rake and IritK'itade u> all who a hoc. , Iwft. parent? WNW aah» uorerage. 1.O1TS SOOTIHNO STROP la iin.pwrtiunablr •n -ef the srratert remedial agent* In existence. Vjth far ih-prerention and cute of the alarming • rmplnm* which ao often manifest themselves dlring the teething period ; such as griping in __ • __________*_ 1. I. NORMAN BAILEY. remembvr tbit all they dnfvr theiP chil­ fact, everything ia ths Grocery line, sack ns ill be beaded hr fannlr nae. ' "" Also a great variety of tbe dren in this direction is time and money CI1I1JUX5'J iPXBTJHUXBI r girsw. Uta hy virtue i,”^x^srfr Aid Ceoklar Extracts, led. the said mortgage ■ ale of the Mortgaged bed tn eaid mortgage it oertaio piece or per-. nd beta, ia ghe News from Oar Voluateera. On Bar fir*l pniitt w.-puLfi-ih «n interest­ STATIONERY, ing letter fn»in a Vulnntsvr in Stcotid raty-flre,ir.yin Town- PENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. ENVELOPE8. CARDS. Ac.. Ac. Regimrnl of tJoops from thUStat*-. Onr OTtcopoodont in well known ia thia viL Open our shares mey be loand all of tbe lagc, and hi* atateinenta can be relied MOST POPULAR We ahull, from l1fnc u> time, upon. PATENT MEDICINES publish letter! frbm oar Voluntam, whe-h will al way w be intw«atmg inxwr rrador*,: . jHiir citiz.-ns will be pleased to learn that they are m» l»mgrr obliged tn co t>« Battle Crook t» eH Mmt Wool carA-d.—! Welcome MxrM* ha* impn>ved the water* WEIL ■Ww would respeetftilly announes to the oltjmaf Hasting* and vicinity, that we intend to dl evervthtng iu our hue of trade aa cheap as can >s br>iiL-H st anv ptaee. (lire n* a call and judge > youkelvca. W* Intend to sell power on the Thomnppli- river In mtrh n CEEA21, JW CAEH manner ns ptomises u> he ■ .•pernn»»»'*nt Mr. Marble i" eaperieuoe'l in t»r Ready Pay, only. success. atUMtian will be Mid to COMPOUND­ putting up PMHaJrII’TIO.XM, and any INI , Ji.uug medicine* of u* can rely apo* tteir beuig - the IniahlfeN nf wool carding atid tloilt dressing, nnd. lixrw pntn.uisiughim will be sure of satbfation. HU Birding works ; will be- in uperatym io a day^MdtOr I Tnr An-AxYie P+ Jnlrfc "f «'ur | table, nnd exhibits an inviting table «.f srtlO-ly '. J h Robrrt. and (X.Md by dn.ggi.ta grearally oonicnin. br niipmfi *;•«= ••-•*••**- ••• r----.g # of |ifr Qoodyear's ?a|«Bl Breaat —~ - .. . irneU’a Uoeoaclne. a very »“F«rior *rtlcle wrieriaticx »*l‘the late lamented C<»l. Ells worth; TJSETjg . TEETH J I TJCSTW 1 dfees B9t AdMlrr BeaaUfki Teeth! WILLIAM JONES, ’.LLVlT’’' Be,r F^psred to apply dents.' J^Wes in a .tyti nJasrpasoed. wiriwitod to Do charge. No pains spared in VULCANITE RUBBER BARE, ' ala** nn i xerllent ortlrle ♦trtiilri'l, •Waabington aa a Cdrrtp. by May* wnrtiibof. in which the abthnr.Mf cimacimis —— JSZLOZFZ^T’S LIF£ FILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERN HESE MEDICINES h.VenoW been bef.te the public fora uceiud uf THIRTY YRS. and during that time hare nutiulaioed a high character In almost trtry part uf the Globe, for theft exltaovdiusrr and 'immediate power of Tea ms e $14" a month. Set.d for acircular ferat-ent*To the young of both wtxea suffrttng from Sc. taring perfect beaflh to person* Miflering under nearly every kind uf diacaae to which the human errt Habile-, pnwtration of tnind; !<•** of powerr—i- rt-kintriou* debility, lone of »igbt. wakvfullnws. love of solitude, eruptions on lhe fere, Ac.. Ac. How Birons it HTTK> lave; before you suffer incurable INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY* C_ ' Baltimore. Mi. January 15. 165*. ^“r’JRW’jfKSiua. VKCETABLE'LiFE MEDICINES s„^> rvtned.-i* for Irregularities, Otmtroctuns, Whites, UYHPKPBIA.bv thnrovsMy dcansJng lbc Brat and secund stomachs, snd cresting s tluw uf pure and healthy bite, inaiaad oi the stela and acrid Itlndt FLATUU.MCY. Loa. or ApkttvtK* Hnistrhiu,, llsAUACUS.HsaTLaas.riaa, III Tijh*iiu ( Aitxinr, (.Axaui a. sad >lti.A*cqou.r, «hiri>4re,general symptom*of Dyspepsia, will raalib, as a ' natural constaiteuea af ns cure. • ■ = I CUM11VJ1.M2M, by dsauung the wbri* length of tbs intestines with a solvent process. ' and withoutviolmieet ait violent purge* tear* the btorate coative.within twp days. i FEVEItS ol all kjndsAy rmtoring tbe, blood . It ia a large and beautiful paper, and contains to a regular circulation, through the pr<<e«* of* the moat valuable informatiaii on r««|Hratten to Buch eases, and ths tlorrvegfe sale- ' tiousfull intestinfd obstruction to olhvre. , k The tars Mipicixag have been known u> core ’ RHEUMATISM pcrmauintly in three week*,.un«i1 GOQT in ball taut iHur, by reiauntig Jupal .tag.w ftill explanstton sf the origin uf Syphilis, the matiuu from tbe mntetes and ligaments of llu : ax-uns of prevention and eurv. Joints. . Ou Conautnptiou. that fearful ■liwaae. On th* Liver. Heart. Kl-maeb and Skin, DHOPSIDi of .U kreda.br frreing aod .tragth eningtb* kHocys^nd bladdsr; tbe? operate mret • Ou Female Cuniplaint*. On the various School* of mcdicluM. . deligtittully on ll>tao impnttant organ*, aod Iretar havaartetawa Amu>< a certeta »tue«iy lor tha, ■ On the mode* of Trr.tmenVItoW Pgactiosd. . a 1 On th* False Treatineut of DUreaea. ’ worst ca»e» of GRAVEL. , Also WUBMH. by dModging from tbr turnln-* 1 On lhe various Medical Humbug*. ot the bowel* lire aiimy mailer to which these ■ Oi. the Physiology of Martlag*. Medirfae. ** cretooreu-adberot . , ... * • ■ , ■ I On the common <ens? On Diet, Exercise* and Ablution. I KtURVEY, ULCEUS, sad INVCTRRJTK Mow th* Physician abnuldbe. . SORI.S.M • psyfrci pwrik* which these LIFE ; Mt:DH;L<EH«»etelb.Wi>udjrednll the humor* ; mjohuutic ek.ujptu>ni» *u<i bad.I. . coMpLEXiUStt, h» Tb«raJ’-*4,ve eBcci upon'.P■ This Journal should be lo the bands of every HARDEES TACTICS, Miapte ca*c* will, however, t# packed atjd tent to any address. If deaired... ‘ ‘'lietail Price Bl per Bettie, or di fbr IL .aswwassBdias obM-rvsd bi the regular Ai mv of the UnitedNtate* in tM ddfereut corp* of tnfkmry, artHlery, and rifelMn. ataUetar Ae*4wrref0y tin niliUs,. in 'he exsr»i*eaud dirslrline of the said earns respec­ tively. throughout tae United WteteuM ■ Approved, Washington. May It, 1F2«. ..vol.iCAVtALHY TACTICS. ' Will U, New Arrangement at ths Store of F. HOWER. BOOTS SHOES, '"'"’ons.Tow woak .world. ‘ apt constantly on hand, and all kinds MADE TO Sirnmi. I >»*wuhw oj rdlWw*; .... t ■■■■ <* Andr-w }■ Drorl."* Itonwl ORDERDon’t forget lhe ftlasu < clvewl, llr .!•*«* •r"f<l ROWEB 6 HARDWARE fTOffi. presented tn me bv th« State "f Tonne* ta mA OU l.y.wftfc, O"> b- <■*! ' Price. Regalated to suit tbe U»ea-~<rall t„ Ofc h. »bfc nrerery. f«w>orr —wire Dre*- yd Jr <fc, fc « *«»•(« .UWwwa.aad japi'io/fyAr Mccm ./ gtv«i graHs.by the a«stag HurgstoMi. all whs apply b» tetter.wvMt a <1mu3*ii>Ui>u al tbtot axudittou. (Mtt. occnpaStan, habits uf life. Ac..) and tn caaea of extreme psaatty, msdseian furatehad few afthstgs. - •■I । »i , ■• - * - - - * -.i edical advice iMa system are posi , glictod in acaled letter «>rcl< pas. graUe. Twa eg ‘B«g^rtHtSS,5Sv8Sft!i. «• nVKBAXL---------------- B------- - --------- We.teru country, HvdkohM* will be,'(uum) a safe. njH-vdr aud certain remedy. Other medi­ cine* leave the »y.*tM.-i robjret to a return of the ai.___ jk... I. . nSll^itfclnh’LArxTy •O»r«l >> iiMikjn.. Kite., Fa. Vtaciia AmW ,r ‘ •—-.-J; , type; Mulninevitypc; Sphereotyoe; , 14txr*u AjiMmwH!*!• *WW**>“ ’ ‘ Pearl Ambrotype; Onutmctital ;; Anibrombnitvpe; Kelicrti Am­ , AND COPYING dune to order, on abort noUre. and Prise, u. auUuatoSn, fran'M;*»te re good J rewreiofc-rel n*tiu m«>«T Matt-d h; *>rri*o r. ,h -Department— uvb in GEN. JACKSON* WILL. lb. - Prineipul affine and sale room*, No. 4 East Fourth as, Ad buUdrag frare Mata street. Ctactauatl, O.. tabor*terr In It am tr and street. Fur sate by J. P. Itoberta A Vu Haaltoga. EH Nicbola.Orsngerilte Milla. P. A. Keeler,alaoMofl-wan and Do Reimre. MhddleriBe. M. C. Swift, prairjrrille.atidby Druggists aad Mcrchai.ls georgaily throughout the country. aprtv-ly M , Tbe i'lllnwing ia an *stnu'*t fn«n - the Iasi will and testament «f Gen. Jackaeft. driak to aasfst dieestlon sqd .— .*, it has no vqnal. Try It. In flanor it Is reyrrtar to tU other Bittm. Try The formula af three Bilim, now (16$!) tha sole property of Dr Rotatok’. orfgvMted wHkcne of til. older land most eminent Mvdieal Preetitiom-re of tho West, and ft m directly predicated apna the want* t-r Weatern People. • 1 Theto Bittm d-rfre Heir stimulus fensn the powerful tbnte nature of the roots aud herb, of which they ire eqmpoifd. and ax .they are. by al­ laying nu.sluSul cravings <rf Uta Hu^h.di^ctly. promoliye uf ’ . * TEMmiNCE^ ’ | | ..C the tragic fete, which awaited hint bid everybody *'g'"-d bye.” I vol Prepared by . Board of ArtiUteyOfficrr*. ----- —-i-"— --------- . or-wkota .mdnstoM alitaupU.-kaon^ainta, sallow I: “of u££ i'Sj?fiTi1 £££, win I nitre erre of d-U.T Rlrt.UM. and a riri | “Fiaar. I U-qumth my b«*dy tn the <3e diret whence it came Anri my *•»! t«» The subscriber baring refitted life store for the whh gave It, tw-ping fi«r a happy Bnnmr intr— uctioo of BOOTS A SHOES to a brand, of talitv, thnoMb th® at*sting merry .4 nur hU trade, would solicit a portwn of the public patb.rri Jevra PMflt ^vjor of tha DISSOLUTION! APThOBUED MIUTAUI BOOKS. FiiWiMkr order udthaU. K. War Dc- tT.ese book* are published on fine paper, aud beautifully bound. Any ot the above works will be lusiled free, on receipt of price, in stani^ ur money ; or the wbols tn a handvrsielvboundrulme fur oxs wollau. No fsm h should fw without them. They are Hliu- T 'athJyjewr J. S, GOODYEAR & Co. tocuru niMtaM^aiiaiaoto House Kcepere.Fsnrrerx, and Mechanics, on a loOo subject* of intent.— Price 85 reau. Worth |M> to any cue. THE CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. For those who wish lo gat well from that aw­ ful di«ea.e, a full description of all lhe remedies used fol if with a careful atalmnent of the results. ante* a hundred per cebL. «>f g«t>d cheer FOR BALE BY ALL DMKXMBTK! ' Tbe poor I since he r«« t-rlW Vise Saloon! MdtELLAND’B VAYVflET EXER: , . ri OSES. , .. I ».rai«.. .. .» fc.ll By Order of the Director*. SS’nJf'SSu,. fc“" ““ESb,. MAWood. HOW LUST. UOW BESTOEED �wheat gSrori AMhringswt Aelr crops of -AND* BUI YOUB. GOODS Hod«e ^mosi :b. laat cent 1 had aartb^br a two dollar bottle of thy Hair Restorative about tbe bio sa a laawriro, improving . tbe appHih. giviag tea. and vigor to tbe itigeslive orgaua. and restor­ ing ths natural etaatidty and Utrengtb of the whole .. . . .. . Tbe CRPHALIC PILLS are the result ef long inrroligauoe and careftilly conducted exper­ iments. baring been te use many years, during whMi time thrr bars prrvented and relieved a vast amount at pein and suffering from Headache whether originating to tbs Mersous system er ado, aanaed state of the 4<<>eM»r4. They are entirely vogslahls la thoircempostlion, aad may be taken at all times with perfect safety without making say cbaogu of diet, trtetM f rraden it W adntMif BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! Th* genuine have flvs signatures ot Henry Cpairing on each box Bold by Druggists and allotb.r Deaiere la Med- hair thtek and bteek, though short, ii te also oomiagiw all over my bead. Peeling coofldesl that another tai bollte would roitore ii totircly aad penoBMtilfr, I feel anxious to persevere in its use and being destitute of means to pgrehaae any more. 1 would aak tbee if thou wmildst not be will­ ing to to send me an order on thiae agsaU tor a bottle, and receive to thyself the scripturs dsdsrstion— -the reward Is to- those that aro kind to the ON LOW PRICES * ' MJBAXXAH K1RBTPnoeO. J. Woos; Dear Sir:—In tbs latter part of the year IMS while attending tbe Stale and XsUonsl Law School of tlie State vf New Turk, my hair, from a cauae unknown to mr, ceramet­ Come and See !! scalp was almost eitlirelr bereft ot its covering, and much of’the remaining portions upon the sides and had nsrt nl mv _n_ i— HVAE JUST RECEIVED A box wilt be seat by mi) prepaid on receipt ‘ PRICE 25 CENTS. tux roLLOwure bxixHuaMskna or SPALDING’S year ISST.'your Restorative wu recomended to me by a dnqqpak as betag the most reliable Hair Restorative in ura. I tried one bottle, and found CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITBI5 THEIR REACH. Masonriite, Conn.. Feb. S, iMl. Ms. XrAtMso. Sis: I bars tried juw Cepoelta Fills, sad /lute Ifoa so tetll that I want you to send me two dollars worth more. Part of these era for tbe neighbors, to wbem I gs> - a few out truin tbe first box I got from yon. Sood lhe Pills by mail, sod obltge T0UX W^KEkXBDT- ... ucv ol ror irirnca sad acquaintances, who. I am happy 'to inform you, are using M with tike sfceL ~ very respectfully Tours. A. M. LATTA. Attorney sod Counsellor st tee. Depot, 441. Broadwsy, and sold by all dealers throughout tbe world, 1 The Restorative la put op in BotUes ef three t 1“ : ?Dd I the small taids foa pinI and retails for om delta a bottle; the medium bolds st least twenri per cent more in proportion lliaa tbe small, retails for two dol Isrs a bottle; tbe .arge holds a quart. 40 per cent more 10 proportion, aad retails for a bottle a J. W3OD. Proprietor. 444, B^Md-.v, Xew York, aad 114 Market Street, 8u Louis. Mo KNOWN NEVER FA IE BIALTU, UartionLPs., F.b. 6, IMl. WITH IT8 PLEASURES, Oneida Falls, Mad. Co.. N. I. January 29 th, la*0, GROCERIES Bprnee Creek, Huntington Ce., P., L, I Hot: ' Too Will please aeud me two boxes of your Ce­ phalic Pills. Bead them itnmediaish. *“T55.'l«Bra P. B—ZUtvMritata^jewr DiUtfutdjhU HARD-WARE! _________________________ ing to be idle, I commenced taking your Pills — doon after, tbe swelling commenced disappearing and fioally appeared to court externally. I be­ came alarmed and scat for I»r. Sprague, who ad­ vised me to continue tbe Hila, aa my recovery was Bldly being complete}. 1 continued ts;use the la in small doses for some months, and found mvaelf frailv restored, the ulcer healed aud 1 con- tiuns Into which ye Sfe ®videB. coll*« yosrtelvM and enma home! Ye ar worthy nf thnt agnsKnlton, as it is mixed, wanted! Csunblnailons of nil *»rts "f nnd has to bo dissed atnung the red wheat tntti, ihat help die printer tn' become «i varielie*.' . . - ? ., proprietor, prfher ht Mt* ItaWWff-fh* " ly-or A fow ffsyi ago was mand with gueb «v>d reasons yuor ap—*---------- i—ja vf white offered psarance/that noiningi short «’f a sight of vriyr i u-------- rr ’m « y<H! will npprare them. Collect ynttr ion of the wller and grower j- bits when Mh sa, firr valuable ns you are in dwtbe dairs were opened it was found to be aggregate, single you wilt never pay the badly mixed and’probably would have cost of gathering. Cunie In here, in been aepc,rated into throe bushels of fiiir silent, single file, that the winter ma> red wheat tepBeef secoad ela«a- White form you into imttali<«n. and send ynu wheat. 8uch samples of white wheat are fi.nh again to battle for him and rindica'e | not desired by purchasers, for they have to bo-put in the red wheat bins and bring his credit." Reader, are you sure v«u have not a eouplc of the printer’s dollar, ) only that price; Buyers therefore of Die samples of what ia called white wheat are sticking about your clothes 7 obliged in their own defence lo give sim­ ply red wheat prices, as these samples not only will not pass imspeetion, but should they be mixed with the white wheat, that kind would be an depreciated by the mixture that it could not be sold for “wheal.” Good samples of white wheat are to-day worth in this market ten shillings per bushel, and all that will be offered for the nest three months, and very probably for the next twel ve months, will bring that price ; but then it must be “white,” not six grains white and four red । in every ten. A short time ago. we were cognizant of several wagon loads of wheat being brought to thia market.undcr lhe name of white, and amongst tho' parwho brought the grain intn the city, one of then* had eighty bushels of pur* white­ wheat, for which he got a ehilling per bushel more than bis neighbors g<>l for theirs, although they called their wheat white; but bis wheat was placed along with white wheat that went to the New York market nnd brought readily when offered • I 00 per bushel, while the wheat uf his neighbors was thrown amongst the mixed, or number one red, and when it went tn New Ynrk there was a great sup ply of tbe same kind on hand-Ui remainedb for several tiara unsold, and then brought only SI.32 In this instance, which is a real case of trade that actually occurred, it will be seen that the purchas er could readily afford to give twelve cents more per bushel for one kind then lhe other. At a recent sal0 in asetasfffah Chdf ss strvtatnddslarpi SOOTHING 8I8DP for fHIUrr. T«,lrlM.’ iBrrrioN. AMD Enrrviva Disaanas, Ulcsms, Amm Blutckm, Tuwobx. flaw Riefers. Scald Haa*. Svrwus* asd Brnturao Ajysertows, Mancuni ad Dibbasl Daorsv, Nav­ as teu on Tie Doctoensrs, threnjrr, Dv»rsreu Ixf-smu-. larsisateK Bms ok St. Aimtoxv • F«xn, and indeed tbe whole etas of eomplsisls uteiag from Ixfcmtt or su Blobs. • This eompound wfll be found s great pro­ stair ef „ hsshk. wtal taken tatte apriag. ts expel Uc fctu ^,,1^ of DRY GOODS 1 Stacks of IWahi Thousand. of Cases. cation. I tern. Il w.UaloMMt tataaUy relieve 1 j Gripluff »■ tbe Howel. BB« Wind cbeite, I aud overcome conrateions, wbieb, if not ise-i/, I remedied, end ia death. We beliere it end surest remedy in lhe world, in »n c. "1 U-TeW,S5L k-rttaa in children, efothsr n annetfrMn t.rlh>BK, or any other raMe wouM any to every metber who has 3 thild ,-f firring from any of the foregoing discern. daZi let your prejudices, or your the prefadiec. othm rtaixt brtarea y.B and .TiXj af et,w3 CgJ flMHNmjmtVHHnjSlHKCT < JSRCrXxB SiRmJ. J -j)ll, -y. r^HKuDSBMBBK’K^MfeuZf/l Hrs(k i ' preparations of it. partly because the drug alone ha> not all tlve virtue that is claimed for it. but raorc bream-, many pronsrutions, prr-.ending lo be ccnccnt: a ted extrseta of it, ccn»ln but little of tbo virtue uf Kcnujxarilla, er tidn« cl“’ finlMS?FfrKlfils« During late yean the public havo been misled by large bottles, prctenduig to giro 3 quart of Extract of SarsHmrUl. fur o*, dollar, kfovt . of bem frauds upon the sick, for T8 .U, a. Mate to. .mi. to, Sil T*blulafl^5_**,l'-Ii‘g*' 1 ptasaat to tbe taste, fl ia rerrvingly cxbitera- nu»-}“al «««n« . L*;iluEw the veiiefthat will berofv-ves.abtelmefrZT to fiffluw the t»e of this medkfoe, if umh ^7 Full dirertfoas for uMrgwill acrotnpaayMb ta. tie. None rrnnine iinlraa ths fac^imils *r CVRTL5 A CALKIXN.Nmr York, teneTuJ side wrapper. Sold br ifnirgute throsrhMt ths World. ’ * Principal Office, 13 Cedar St., N. T. , D DB. J. C. ATEB ft Co. LOWELL, MASS. । IUSmUi fer <3. Frtoo, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral tnod. it baa proved abaolniriy coraliv* |a eathsf the follouing com plain I a. rlx: Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, U?2lfo? Aabtu^ tkushtari befal- thaws, ead they atauld AUoor remedlMsrefarMlaby ’ todte gfSs&trsszGi! the latter are often so mixed up with the excite­ ment of business that If it were not for yon they too would travel in lhe same downward Mth until too Ute to arrest the fatal foil. But tbe mother Is always vigilant, and to too we appeal, for we are rare your nerer fading affrer^tn Mreringf, Mint you to Prof. Wood*. Restorative Cordial 2nd blood Rentrator as the remedy which atmakl be always on band in tune of need. O. J. WOOD. ’unV,,‘SrNow-Torfc. >M tit Market Street. Bl. Louis. Mo. Boid by all good druggists. Price One Dollar per taUleTo feMIri MOTTS PILLSU IRON, |O YOU WANT U KISKERS, In Debility, Nervous Aifectivaw, Ema­ ciation, DyapcpMM. t oustipniloo, Dianh«-«t, Dynenicn, incipient t unauainUoa, AcroTutuua Turbercututis, Knit Rbecai, lUleaH-sralrturtlou, White*, t bio rests, Lit­ er < ompluitils, < hrouie Headache*, RhetnwattsiB, Intermittent Fevers, Ac. •«w» tamilrar te ir.vdicu! even, tliecpwatuvo of this prwpwratiou uf :toa must b* *aln'«rr. foewl'k* tbe uM <-xxta. it i» ei<t>roa«|v ionic,' witbeet be ing exciting aad uverb-ating; sadreotly, regs lartv staenrat, even in the most obMinatecasrt *f ctatvccM witboet ever taiga gartnepurge lire, er anfltctiw a rfissgrreaUe rea.stmo. It is this tai tec prnpenv. among olbers. «Hth make* rtsn remarkably caret.isl and peraisacei remedy for Vika, utxwi wbkh it alto appears ta exert a distinct ami specific action, by dispersing the IrtidcnYy which forms ilirm. in itvspcpsta.' innnnirrablc as ora its caasea. a anuria tax of ttaw Chaly beat- Fills, has oft* euSoed-for th* most habitual cases, indudisg tbe DO YOU WANT W UJSKEIiS 1 DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! BELDINGBAM’S To make a candle bum ail night in case CELEBRATED of aickneaa, or when a dull light ia wished, SHMULATINQ QNQUKNT, or when matches happen to be mislaid, , For Use WhJsksrs aud Bair. rat BsxxracTOB or nil acs. put finely-powdered salt on a candle till | The sskscribar takes pleasure ia aannuncin- to it reaches tbe black part of the wick. In THE GREAT HEALER OF MAK KIND I I thia way a mild and steady light may bo ths eitiiens of the taited Blates, that they have ■errlck’s Sigar Ceated Pills! obtained tbe Agener ter end are now enabled to kept through tbeentire night, by a email 7VX WHOLX WORLD UNITKD! offer to tbe Amerteu pubUe. Ih# above jsstiy Elect of candle, besides having a light so lue and sepulchral that if there happens SICK PEOPLE, THINK! celebrated and World-renowned article. to ba a sick person in the room, be nr she i AFTER WHICH, ACT I TIE STIMl LATIMi MCUEKT will be likely to die from horror before TS',d5*ft* •’P**. “ «*is Ute day, is prepared by Da- C. F. Bblusot is. u emineel morning, and a healthy person, happening V itb startling cures a book to fl.'l; pbyaWan of London, aud te warranted to brin* to wake, w ill be very certain to go into T’us.te Uje case, tbs millicn sot, out a thick set of hysterica. . aici.n^ iu several very gralil) >ng sml .aUrrsiiH InMutasIu Scrofultraa Tubcreutoste. this tsrd>o«ted i>m buLsJfomartlUj tbs good rffoct of the ■*' eeutiouslr balanced pre para t foe »<>i iodine. »«*out any of their well kssss liabilities. The alteutron of feisaies cannot be too ecaf*. deuUr intitwl to tiifo rvmedr and restorative, is 2 —In tbe tarter, however, more rfroidrd '-H bo been inrariabiv wel! reported, both a* aJleviatisk Min and redueinr the rsrciliugs sod stiffs* st in intermittent Fevers it must necessarily be s great remedy aad euerprtir rertoratire. and iW pregrasB is tbs new MtUamMrta of th* »X »« protably be ou^of high recowu and U’cfu WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! BPALDIN€P8 PREPARED GLUE! ' . BAtB PIECESI Unusually Dow! Wa trite in exchange for good*— WhMt, Cam, Owu, Bvtter, Lanl, Pork, and finally almost every thing you have Rats.—Agricultural writers estimate that every rat eats and dostroyes on an average, one pint of grain, or ito eqnivnlin other food per weak. A farmer who had been badly troubled with thia kind of vermin, cal co I ate* that upon an average every man in the State o> Pennsylvania (taking that State as a sample) supports ten rats on his premises. Tan rata, al a pint each per week, would oonaume right bushels per year ; or, taking 150,00 u the number of farmers in the State one million two hundred thousand bushels annually tn support tbe rata of Pennsyl vania; a very ooaaiderabla contribution towards the support of inch a nuisance. Fouvon nr Bomm.—Take a uWeapoooful of pttlvrrisfd alum, pul! the the tougue out ofhtB month aa far m pm tibia, and throw the alum down his throar. LetroHii tongue and bold up hi. bead till La .waHwc h ria bou£ gastiBjf f tusintsj §ir mis ramaote preparation U lh, prerovtai. of one of the moat experienced and U‘l]fa?E“' »e« Ul hew Loglaad. mid bai U-«n u.te Im aerer-liriit ng success io ” *“• Do rotbeporrir ter uaprindplod dratera with AND RELIEF. AMD HEALTH TO TOUR JlS-jy’!!-*"!-. London, eighty manuscript poems of Bunyan in hie own hand writting. many of them unpublished, were disposed of. One of these wee an ode on tbe Independence of A merica,which just now would be a well-timed publi­ The growing of a pure white wheat of a high quality is a test of the highest skill of the fanners. It is like lhe keeping up of a pure and high bred-flock of sheep as a particular breed, or sherd -if cattle.— Each year the seed that is to be sown needs the utmost scrutiny to free it from all impurities, and Ui watch that it is nut crossed or mixed with some variety that will cause it to deteriorate. For this reason we call attention thus early tn the subject ofprocuring not only dean seed for the next year’s crop but al»<> se«l tlrnt is true to name, is in reality white, mixed red nnd while wheat. It will be aeeu tlrnt on a lol of ten acres producing only tsynty bushels per acre, the differ cnee »»f a shilling per bushel will make n result equal to twenty-five dollars; an am­ ount that will Ik- ample remuneration fi»r . ........... wui no, oniv eerv labor expended io securing need nnd hav­ the detent . Mtowkg ehiife end ferer. bet pro rent* all biikK.aruinc from mte»maticiniueuroing it clean. and cures the discern at eoee. it already attacked And aa II nets diroctir aud peratetentiy no the bil ar.’ •vslon.eswtaBg Mm- liver team km. promoUnj Tutt Gnr» on Cut Worm.—The Awta- in het. all tbe exrretiora and seeretioas of toe st a loan Fabmbk unya that an intelligent fnrut- tem, it • ill ■eWiitty prvr.nl W deleterfoe. ran eequeu-ea following upon change of climate and er of his acquaintance on plot water, hence all IraTeiena abould hare a bottli piece of sod ground for corn die past with them, and all should tske a teaapoonful »t least fodlirt eating. M rt prereoi. costive*-.. spring, disooven-d the gronnd ■ a- filh-d atrvogtb-ms the digvstire organs, it should be in with grub and cut worms, and beleveing the bands yf all peraons of sedentary bah-ts. ,10. in the efficiency of salt ns a destroyer, he dent., ministers, literary men, and all lad tee not accustomed to much nut door exrrorae should .1 mixed 2 bushels of puckers’ salt with 2 Vet* “,*e u,Tr will find an agree bushels of plaster, or In this proportion, abie, nt^sant, and rfVcicnt rmnedr against Ums. and applied the 4 bushel a lo each ao-e.— . (11. which rob Ihrra of their beaalh'for te-autr ean It affected the complete destruction oftbc There is no doubt that salt alone nt the rate of two or three bushels per aer*. will do the work for all insects of thia kind^nd besides it will prove one of the must valuable manures on nearly all Milt,tend­ ing to strengthen the straw of grains and acting as a powerful absorbent of moisture and ammonia. It ought to be used much more than it is—especially mixed with plaster and upon manure neaps. When applied for destroying worms, it should be put on early, before the crops are gut TO REOUJ.ATK THE BOWgra sexsr..?■ " •" r- «<■ in from three to six weeks. Tfai» erode te the on It one of Good appetite, complete digcsliou. rapid ee^tuvo tion of strength, with an unusual disposp**“ J* active sad cheerful exercise, ituBtrdisteij th** R- O. LOCKE « Cm, Gea'l Al’tov tnyH.-yT St Caeaa Br., M- ’• HEW AaBANOEMEft GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' tax—for sale hr .11 Dre*. EATDfGSAIOOKI! bbgB< H1CMK V’ *W> . 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Flaaaof ibe Cnmbatlani*. gether,! could have wop for joy ; nary WtoHiparojr, June 23, I8fil. . i-na of us spoke lor the whole half mile to It seems clearly to,ba tiw draiat of lU Bunker’a. All creasbuo veemad L» whirl rebels to draw jus into sn attack, which round and round befi»rp my grpa; trees tbcll nbmeiv'Us mftSkcd'batteries might, was dancing a jig; the m<v>n laffed till render dlaumii.us. ’ But General Beno, she showed her teeth tbe stars normed wwer titari’ Geoertl McDowell—who cr-'wiyg and clapping their hands, apd 1 would,make a dash anji cut off the rebels’ was going home with- Sary Ann, 1 felt sdvanca .bnt with rm little l<r»s tn our just like shouting hallelujah, but Id Id n’t actyH—prefers tbo'slow and sure policy, foi fear I should wake up old Bunker.. which reaches th’ri goal at least odaU and findu allies in tbe enemie’s camp, which w|ll.bk,dcm''r*lixad byrielay. 5V.,, j ‘Minh, won’t you go ini Father arid Bo fr.r from making an adyanceat pres] Mothrr have gone to Uocle Daye’s tf» eh't. to fullht the'dally prophesies nf one slay all night. Come in And git' anme ••f our cotemponiriM.the thrnpe w'dl'Minfi cider* ' Tas where they were before the Iwt Tu* day’s piece of Brigadier f«41y, Tha ad­ so tickled; and then 1 jumped tiaek agm vance ptiets will be drawn iry and the and grabbing„8ary Ann, jumpri o»er regiments stationed at or near the In•gin with her. It acemed as if I c-uld trrncHihrintS. ' An araanlt upon the Federal Imee Will prol>aldy Murn lowxir advantage. .Jit ewV eftati* -h» repul-wd from^xiur .fiirmia^hjp OB P10DVCE Reaxly r.H.a J- ride my c-mt sleeve, and marched off to­ Ulpite Pay Lit with * ludd.u FULL AND COMPLETE. Alt those indebted by Note or Account wil Call and Settle WIGHTMAN & ROBINSON, SOON. December, they irlth n Justice ot It tighten'd freedom's will. SD A/DIBIES ' that I couldn’t think of anything to aay ; j so I Mhirtnd my thutnlM, nnd chawed thr CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND. । corner* *4 mv neck handkerchcr; ‘hind MASON ALLEN, , | looked round the room tore* If I Wouldn't ’ j any mimething U» talk about. There tALRR IN GROCERIES, provisions, proa„. e, HiA. butler, lard. pork, aad arrsiu of Also, Two Dwelling Houses, warn't nothing remarkable, ’cept some ell kmo Abo toys eand>«. He .etc. Rtore ia asrigners and a string nf all fired great Cslitarn a Hloek. State street. UaslUga, MkU. lu glory growing sUH. pepper*. Says I— , In the Village of Hastings. ‘••Them’* master great peppers.’ Titles tn all -if ibese. Inuispvtaulk. and ’ * “ ‘Ye*. Miah. tbyy be.’ says she. •Arter that, we sot still a* much a* half an hour. I knew wimething must he - raid or did, and *». *aya I, “Thein peppers is whoppers;” ROBERTS & STRIKER, Uncle Nehemiah in Love. “ ‘Y ea.' aay« she. ‘Yea, think they are;' r£/:p rp nit istkrsht. “Thcch-cc atiH-ric nine. I knowad 'h D. C. HAWLEY. " । wan time to be g”in’, but l c«tuMn*l glib “ • F«>lk» Folk, ins inav v ovjust ray ju»t as a* much innchat •« they they*’re : 5t np I straightened myself out In a iniu.l to.” raid Undo Nehemiah, knock i h.ipc, nn ;<ten wnul4 come, but It didn’t, ing the anhtu -utof hi* pipe into the.fira. rvr, fe|| on the peppers agin, and ••but I think tlw wunt fin-ling iu the w«»rld. । ISAAC C. MOTT. I *“Snrv Ann. them1* the tremenjureat Is now recfiviug from New York and fellers that ever I need.’ Thro we wit still n Hide longer. I waa Bostoil, his fell stovk nf Ah. then you have experienced the jn»t a goin* to aay smnrthtng more about uumtiona.* aai<l we. tbe ceppera. when we heard a waggin DANIEL COOK, -| don’t know nothing about yer p«>- drive up to the d.mr s$ary Ann turned T3TICE OF THE PEACE. General Land sud ti<mt?-T»r fatottU’d; wkb A grave sh«bv of pale «-» a e»nset lamb. Cmiaisling in part »f tiie head, “hut 1 know the A B C of bring “•Gnod lord, says- she, ‘Father and New Orleans, MuavoUado. Coffee. all fifedly pad Maarn^djy. ip l-veu ,1’va mother has rome hack? Crushed. Powdered nnd Granulated Su­ had the compliant so hsrrlYbst it ftetjned “'0. Jerusalem.’ says I. whatehall-I I. A. HOLBROOK, gars. m if forty millioqj.f,jnmkiTtera »na..a ‘what shall I <l«»1” lappln* my heart fttriitg/Tthd-a whole- pin­ Molaawra awl S» rupa, Greed and Black Tea*. cushion full of darning needles was play­ there ain't but (>ne d«xT. nnd they’ll <?»toe Rio, Ceylon, and Java Cnfle, ing blind man’s huff h’ vMr b«nt»»m. IVr in at that. Run up garret. into my room Sl>.nr, Wo.tden. and Willow Warr, had the dispe|>ay nnd the diary, and the and hide in the cupboard. I’ll roine and Cigar*. nnd Snuff. guitar in my bead, nnd the Information iz-» ua .. nu'irlr □« Avar I ran? Snltand Witter Lime, of lhe stummuck—nnd <«tw IgctaeoupbSnape. Salrratua, Gorin, Pepper and of green cowcnmbera and gnt the choh-rn c' naidrralde <4 a luasel, managed to JOHN ROBERTS, morhur, l»ut.n<me of them diseases was screw myself Intn the cupboard-between kN au4 ttargven. UwWltngor Draadto be compared with what I -nff-n-d f..r two barrel* of dried apple*. It was an Sary Ann Bunker. She put the double i.rful 'nittf apcll afore Sery Ann ©tune, II. P. CHERRY, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Burning Flu­ mid twisted torments rite into me.— and when she did, she had a candle In one hand and a rope In ’lolhcr. id, and Camphene. a long time afterwardw. I look noromfort i ____________ j dnv or night—I waa in a muatard l»ath all ' -Father alropa rite nnderoeath. He’s jest the>. tiktera-B tWnkfcg -f her blq<eyrs ; p.ne io hod. nnd you ------a---------------------t.k can ’t git down withoat waking him. Thece’s a board l<«w ■ ’ Ever »»flrt*4 in Halite* Creek.all whrel, anil g-ddro hrii*. “ ‘Sarv Ann was none of yer leetleroh- th.it creaks orfully. l’v» g-»t the clothes will hr sold at pru ea ilmt r aiin-i foil t«» wrk dril«|te rrilien. that I he wind will line, and I’ll let you down oat of the win A-. Allbinterev .Handed te prumpUyMd.fi- suit purclutMT-. Particular at’rntiuo psld to filling or­ dee.’ ri.*tlv. Uffica No. i, Stole'* Week. Batik Crrak. •She hi-ted the winder mighty easy, ders from Hn»iingv 'and riciniiy. «i"l Mfebigaa. •led the rope round my waist, and then, sAtisfaction guaranteed in every cus-. J. M. NEVINS, yc see, I eoldn’t endure it any longer. I •m-p-handle. She uas a rvguhr l-.uncer —'ll.r bigiM-st market price al ways —weighed a hundred sttd spveaty 6»e. W je»t flung inv artns round her. and give paid for Piiiduce. a pound, and had a pritr of arms thnt her the orfnlhwt hugging and-kissing that ISAAC C. MOTT. was ever heerd of. She didn't make no cls«inx Murtjmges by advertisement. could hug ye like ft grimly bear. ‘Tie fn*t titnr that । erersced her. rile persistence—only said— ‘Don't Miah,’ jeat aa if riw didn’t mean it—and I don’t was n riding November »lst. the lb*O- hoes for her father to plow the niedder lot. and that very min- believe she did. Its a kind of a way tbe B. C. PBINDLE, nit something went thrmigh me like an women have of making yexliink tbwyr’e F PROBATE, Notary Public. Oennever. I told m»rm about, and she said indifferent. , ‘I got out of the winder, and she held •|t was the green .eom I’d eat for dinner, and give me a ‘4 rnbuhand whiskey; the rope. She let me down jest aa slu& but ft’ I ltnt n«’ be‘lw »rrr •*'*• "cn' as lift, hut when I got off against the win­ DANIEL STRIKER, after Dr. Pilgrm. Hr said I’d g»t a der of old Bunker’s bedroom,out pop ocsrr CLERK. Notorjr Public, aad OsaeraJ ped the old heathen’* red flannel night­ Land and Tas Aeent. Offlee In the Court me cap; and before I could say Jack Robin II.uw, .nd op.n al all hours. £*/x>cM •Umiim In that turned me insde nut i •on. bo had cut the rope with his jack as weak n« a spring g> •sling. knifn. Down I went to terra finny like OLIVER E. EVERTS, a thousand of brick—down, down rite in JHERIFF. Mst be found In the Ceort House akuln/where I could see Sary Ann twice amongst half a dozen bee-hives, (hat wa« J or st his residence, nor the JsiL a week. Bill Buzxri used tn gn home not under 8ary Ann'a winder fur no airtbT PHILLIPS, Uxasa Sawuar and Jailor. GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. with her about every night, nnd I ««« ro |y reason but to steal the honey from her THIS DKUCIOUS TONIC FTINCLANT S. H. COOK My fi»H waked up the mad with him that I twuld have «mn«hed lips. 1 -xpecl. tr th. use of the Jt everv bone in hi.’ body without luring sleeping torments, and thev pitched into mv appetite. SAtueKnw nr htlher. when me like all rmsaeiwd. Thera want a physicians. chemists | got tong with Sary Ann my marage run oqiinre inch of skin but what was covered rite nut. jeat O o«ro <!"<'* ”‘»t nf • rrib > -----------II. N. SHELDON, what brim I sorter flat ; .g,rr ^nrt WHM crying nut nf her winCOUNTY THEA8UREK. Ofica in ths Coarl ted out. hlowed up. or v«lbpaed—-just a’ 1 j,.r> Mnd pld Bunker wan fiiffing out «>f-hia. House. • vow’ra miadto.mil iL I dnr-ent ray j A* tor f„r mr, mr, i| streaked itfi>rtheflt>ck b<>nd my shni wi’s rtiy nwn. with them blue at the ‘ top of my beat -c gallop, and dived JAMES A. SWEEEEY, rite In. I staid tinder water ao'kitig that pnOSECtHNO ATTORNET, Cwnralor at me. eves I.Miking .at .......... _ , , _ r tew. fefidtar and CtWMetor in Ctenerrr. Then agin. I d*1*”1 pn ,n Hunker a. mr I ermte pretty nigh drmmding; and Wit 1b. PM m.nJUW aH’-Sttor- —• my watch seal and btrexum pin Into the bargain. 'i,; , irn-'M-’ ■«! he’d Inst Its soon hove me into the duck •I went home and went tn feed, which I p.*. » . P«rh.fcH. - «• K W4 didn’t leave agin for six day*. I aspect I >M • w ~«1SwsM I ", 4iW,int rrnn4 SerT Ann. • SUU. HMUag*. Misb. Ates. Notary E.bOs, ■Bn, 1 «o« Il inm I»n4 the image «»T a cheese spotted with John’s Csar«y»ao«r. Uad. Tax. Collection and It>»ur»oc« Ann wntrl <-y-.IM "" wort. I suffered unaccountably—the fleefa --OF- n Terms Easy. (Lipin jfQisctll.mii Groceries! ! C I write. -OnritaM.^ fcWttlitf tre' Ihree reglmrota iWerdnyL’ and -firar1 lodwv, would l« inritw tlrnn a ’match /W tbrinuo ntimbera ra well na in .pra'tior.. a def.-nt might •* yssily turned into'a. rout, and the Inttenchn>rots nt Mniinms Junction, which nil account* represent '■ M ‘ Very strong.fall iqtq purStjhoiyrithout a blow.Thh grnrta^njim^t ia^jt.theip'/nme. er.,™ placed an attachment on the motive pow­ er of his <>pjwmenla.. The slaves of.- o«r rebly are their water wheel, and when It becomes known thnonghoqt Vjhrnt* «nd the other .e«nthcmMj8iat»^. *la«e« used bv the rebels are contraband nf wgr General Butler will hare atrnck- a blow at rebellion which it will hare difficulty to stand up under.—F. /cat The Inplieatioa «T Minister Rarray. Information has been obtained fyom Charleston which fit^her Implicates Mr. Harvey.I raw a letter t'^dav.frotn a gentleman formerly a resident In Charles ton. whn cfearlv rstnfiH«hra the feet thiat Harvey was the Washington confiden tia| eorerspon^ept pf lhe Charleston iiercury. The, apthnr of thh letteraaw him«*lf dailr ths evidynoe of this feet in the office af the Aftrnry. Ilia informa­ tion tn that paper was continued after his appointment aa, Minister . I think the seised dispatches prrf exhib­ iting evidence of tty> cpmplieity nf many of ynnr .first men wlfh .the South. I think Mi., tampr. one oCgoor, bank offi­ ce^ is <«>opd. to have had, strong sympsthies will) Um rebels. Thr Preridepl and Secretary of War witnessed a irial <4 rifled.cann«n from • • r««* COTT. the point near tl• JF. fc Tribune. The Washington correspondent of the Pbiladripbta Praw says t • I- rad ‘•It has leaked' out among Virginia.** federate Cnngrvs* to lliclimrmdJas pureufcerakyi 'mpvcmi-nt. ’^Twejwis miftfi- .tottMiq t«» । mak'j ’Rirhnu^d the pjace df permanent ■••ocnpapejifri-^w f'bjecJ being to •secede’al their convMiebce whenever it was Ip the Interest M leaders to do sd. The portable jp»irrrtimMt'<4 Jett'Dftvis de Co. ia hut difficult to. jrinap-rt. and Virginian* mxd not bn aiirpriaed at any time to learn that they had g<md off in the lust .train.” ' ’.'J; f RicnMpwD, June W,"fS0i.’ '* ‘^Llateiepant ,G<»V. Reynolds, of-Mitaonri ’V Hastings, MieMgra. Cloeks. Jewelry repaired to order, and w*r ‘wJor pearl Ambrotypa; Ornamental mbrotypr- imfrariri Are brntvpn Relw*'’ Am' b^tvpe; Double . wilh the tnngu<—’sp^ftHy amongyoung folks th»t is in love. ■ •>' -o,- "W ’ jpM arrivid here to day. Goo» Biblr Doafanra.—-The Akron r-vl« b.rr. prWta".’- • . B"1’*/ Mh'Mil concert, at which, among other ex. errirea, evary echolar ts expected Io re- 2L”Xr, s. niunr. merely qomiqal aqbtnisaUm to tha Turks. This being the fact, it was esteemed a distinctive bimn/ when tbe General gave their name to the r.dwly formed battal. andagreat nuyurityot ha eoldien^leo, Tbe service was altogether veluptary. none being appointed to serve in the ranks of this corps save those wh-f nersonilly applied foriuvd dSaerved Sbe bettor: A Maerea of October J.iiiM, aratreved by roM^?*** * ** * W.«mted mW-Wrtk-rigorous In fte eitterne. They , jj..,,., MLwaoNlUd ’ ' killed and fifteen Nmunded of tbe Stele troops, and tsko killed and nineteen woecdedWthc Federal troops. Tbe State troops, dleorjtamzrd, ff! armed, sod die­ contented by the wareriwg cotmoIs <4 the Gnyerapr. and the rrslgnatiOn <4 Gen. Pjice, begin Aa • retreat -as soon «b tbe Federal t^nups cafee in sight, therdiy depriving the latter of iw opporttfaily WritrieweHfertga^aMteii.-! '■ -I*. ’ > ' Neverthetess. (be affair, though uttended withltttU tfuadriwdjs itol whhnut substantial fruitii to the- Federal troop*. R girte-thero complete poeaearicri nf-tbe Important city of Boon villa with i» vaL uanle road connection* with the South- . .-ikt All merchants, brokers, *tid other per­ sona owing allegiance tn the State .of Triihebaee'. and all lMuAsih the Stale'hiiv- ^.rw.rd th mbq great e epop .win or other funds, or cause* in action for th* H ‘if .CuVu’s scheme,, ftp collection, and belonging to to.lhe ene­ ,«?*»< tfr mies <»f Tendriabe, are. by a law of the prospect of ,s«* Rthte Legtslatore nf the State, and hy tbe Planter to give ths rebel Goverroect «ns nalf'ofh^a spop, .while coocenlratisn In, laws <4* war duo to the St.-itc. and are duces England tn risk a war with this hereby dedftrtfd aeaed and aequasteped, is the way in :wbich Cot­ in reprisal f--r illegal seizures by tha peo CA>uptry. ‘pie and Govcrriment of the North. AJl ton is expected to prove that it Is K’mjfr banks In the State arte required to' stiith Tbs Prospeetas. Merchants, brokers, bankers and olbeis It Is not- unreuonable tosntirinate that sc Indebted to our enemies, are required by the lai di November next' the Fed­ Vi report to tbe Adjutant General's office eral forces will be fn oeeopalion at every of tba Major General commanding lbe eonMderkWeport and every point df stra•mount. of such iudebtedneas. depoaita, , bftlftnDes dividends, stock, stock .owned, a bale or cMtoo, not a -tierce of rice, neSr’ die., nnd In the mean time are ordered n bogahead Of tObatoa will W aUMb' nut to pay over the name to other than leave a Southern port, nor a box of goods the State of Tennessee. or sudplies of My kind-to reach dices Thia report is required to be made by 8cntea, except thteufih' the legally eowutltoe 10th of Jnfy next. , tuted channels from Federal collectors, or paying duties Into tite Federal treasury. Meanwhile, Fort Pickens is now im­ pregnable. and offer* ft point from which A Reoimswt or Smsr Snooma. —■ to conduct offensive operations nlor.g tbe Mr. Berdan’s proposition to raUa* Reg Gulf, whenever Buch shall be considered iiuent.of sharp-shooters for the army, rteMirable: It-hi only by suffruncu that hnt been accepted by Secretary Cameron. G«i. Br^g -hold* bls position befbre that Ltatenant-Cmeral Bcott has signified his Fortress, and this will only last so long as it shall be considered desirable to de­ that be can qmploy such a ragimeut ad- tain the consldcmflld’ fffiVe of experienced vsntagroDsly. The fullowing ia the cntroops'dndtt Mu common* lro» tttioing doracment ut the Secretary of War: in aclhrtroj»l*<itfcs4lriNWHt” 1 •'The regiment within named is acceptcd. ih BCcorthnc* *ith the within proposal MvLnoAx's Iftisn BsioADK.^-'/be uni­ prov^jed the Whulenf said regiment be form* fbr tbe Irish Brigade yreredeliverd mustered into service 'pitbin musty daya at the barrack's,'Saturday’alternoOn.— ,-frpm this date—tbs first detachment to be mustered within .twenty days, snd so blue doth jacket, with green collar, and <me detachment after tbe other, as tbe green stripes on the shoulder*. The men War Department toay order. And pro­ ware marched In by companies, meas­ vided, alw>, thnt said regiment come into ured and fitted with jackets, pants, two service armed and equipped, without ex pairs of socks, and ft pair of shoes each. pen.se to the Government.” . The suit- is very near, and ' cheap, The unifertn wiil.be heavy, dark blue eo’llng only F7.5O each. The shoes Ibraflannel sack roat, meta! button’, nnd black Iriuri look to be good and sorvmeable. fringe around the ' bbttmn, with black Thew>ck* are of woof,‘And the beat srtfds velvet collar, soft brown bat, wilb. small that could be obtained.— CW/o JbwmcL hlrah.fta'hrr ' ri’1' ' led ih •• n ................. , Kinvis ros rn? Sqvth,—Letters from bef gfebe 'tor Ingfiah cullers, received by the Persia, say that a Birmingham house has an or­ te-teacopewighre ’ der from the Southern ststea-for ‘ ad scalping knives, ttir which * I,pattern was sent put. There ar» Sohai’a law ofin^teriitv iiaa bean often ...M„J7n'9Settftld Also'for tbe spiM toys ordi ffiTffUyyk' 1hbX> lai rfl I -T ' ! •Tbe m« peculiar and aarprisipg of his other lawv ts that which dajarea the man InfttffiiW that standi ’ neuter In tba time »‘f eedititn. Hu srmild ft<« haue; us Ureeerea, »nd insmriUte to the '4 ti»e public, wbep our own omcerns are iu. safety, or backward, when wo ousel vea are in health, fosvmpathxe With tbs dl.»emptoa arid dlstroraw of He hay* that tiie ,wtf»nx ip ,i» wait In safety to i >»!; T^rberfs lory wHl lndine.'’ ■ ■ • -a ■ ■! 14^,_____ OWtaO wr- H produced.. . It was merply s ninnh^ fight kept up for several tnilea, without any rqtular order,, and without any okxeniL 4>enxna wo. 20. It te rriftted of him that, having gained the suit of a poor factory । girt against a wealth* rorymratlrtn. fnr wages den bus. and which they refused to par. there remnined Mill'< difficulty to get the hill settled. The corporation pot him aff from dav tn dav. till at lent Butler thought it best to levy on anme propertv of the reluctant debtnye. Hut even here there was projjabililv of further drisv. till, after due consideration,. Mr. Butlrr placed an attarhmeni op the water-wheel, which supplied.the motivet power nr the /hctntT. ,- That.lilnw tAW. The corpora tor* rorilfl not Jdand the tnwt Attending the entire stopping nf thfif, mill. They paid up without further.‘deby, .It seem* (i A.ub.....p.1 Vjer”. who inhabit the ftotf*. of . th* Jujura Mountains, which mountains separate Algeria from Cbnstaritin*. They were ware never allowed to be Wle, and were required to do all Iliads of »«« ; to lie prepared lor any thing; to be surprised nt Dotbingj to eat foot! cooked pr raw ; to gn without- eating or 'bleeping' for a river.—AV. Lauii Nevi, great length of tithe; and, above-all,'to obey; ‘-heir company organized <wr such a A Big Cotton SpecutaUon. : ' The general apprehension is now. after so principle, trained like bloodhnunda, soon fiMdal toOw NcwTwlf TriUn*-.' . made itself fd| in battle,, and soon came much hope deferred, that they are not wt;| to.be the bead.ary).fropt of tbe French ! coming. army in Algeria Tbe Zouaves first at­ ..li SM you are puxzli-d to tmderstaud the tracted general atteti>« in Crimean "arid onyosiliow of the. rebel Government Ui Italian war* where they beooate wrirld buy oo^ b*lf, “f tha coiUm crop, . Lat tetnntta andunmed tbe litia of the brav­ PC tall ypu what Mr. JSs Secretary Cobb Groeml Rittler M known In Maraachu est aeddera In ifaowurM. axpecta to ptakr by hia schema,,aftd bow setta «• in »Me and most ingenious law he expeoa. tq spake it, successful.; Tha.qoti^ obtained,from.ike planters the weak point of Ms opponent. Thia is ia to to one piiiql, probably Naw a quality** valuable in a military com The Memphis - Bulletin, of Saturdsy mender »»In » memhet of the Imr; and • contains the following;— .C to England, ‘W* b«vft galhcrsd frit P. H. Kl'MKLL, The dpsibof. CoLEHs wo rib gives at ------------------ - Bqoi.ltt. U« least a temporary interest to tbe dais of Monday, does not deserve tbe came dr a military of which, in this country, he was battle The accounts show thaL.afttt all, confined the fiLlteer aod tteaW Tbe word uZvbsve’’lk derlted fft>ni the Ari- it ws» < very small aBkir—too trivial to arooae the intease excitement and inter- �yi'LL aocovxt or tkx Mvaoaa. ■Tib • REPUBLICAN BANNER, ia extra Session! BCA.8THSTOB. our HKrter naud' lU jail, in company wilk Usder^bpriff vaU. and the prisoner, Ktagw. convicted of,the murdy of Barber, and a^aitiqg. biMBotehce, reads the following wsrifi— VMauiir ■•nlat,i ». <01 be Inaugurated, and that noTcmpor- Barifet eallwd al my bnwae for taads;«Md J gave bim a $50 goid piece, and race’ved In return |U, and ’ wn* to reeervu the Italanct- Ovi-r my taxes when we arrived nf flic Rapids. Mr; Berber said to rte, “Yun a‘te owing Barber it Son.” - 1 told him f'wni;*bwt tbntT’wWWWtbMK" nhir. - This question of Barbe?* leS me to think that ho intended to take, some advantage of tnc, and not-to pay ovpr the bataiee my due, and caused me for Juh/. 1776, will boa memorable epoch in ’!i resolved that if I had not killed him not to do it; and accordingly asked Mm if he could speak, and be made no reply,, but pre n deathly gurgling noise, and sunk wnon tbe ground. I then concluded that 1 bad better du the work effectually, end io struck him several more blow* with Hie'foC until his flesh and' limbs quivered and twitched, and I was satisfied that be ted Cumberland 27th, from GJ. Walace, dare talk saying that a portion <»f the 13th Reg offer a iment wbilej-elurning from Frankfort It ought tobo-qommcmoratcd as the day compr^m«e.f Vor ourrefc wo ww^m 1 solemn acts of dewy tlon God. It ought to’ be ae—eatiuM aaAgreatannlygrawy frftiyrfu- ofjtckMwIedging treason, aa to aonher than those magic words. •‘AU,” says tbe historian, “except those whose sleep waa the «loep of.death, were aroused from their »lumbers, and a ransomed penpie gave full vent,to the out-gushings Of hearts Overflowing with joy. From that time forth has the Fourth of July been “aolemnixed with pomp, show, guns, belli, hoe fires and illuminations.” For more than eightv years have the an- final ebqljthiqs .of jpy aponlanebualy gushed forth from. tho surcharged heart* of a truly free, prosperous and happy people. During all this period scarcely a doud has dimmed the horizon of pur prosperity. America has been proverbially the land of the free, and the asylum uf the op­ pressed of all nation. Millions have sought its shores from foreign lands, snd vied with nathTUbrn citizen* in showing '■ apptrcflatfon df ths. privileges be­ stowed by the institutions of our country. We have marched side by side with them in the celebrating cortege t we.have heard their about* oommingling with, those of native born Americans, while partaking in the glad festivities of our nation’s na­ tal day, until we have come to believe all beat in unison, vibrating to tbe same touch of patriotism; and. warmed into 'tj; ■ t»r wporabension, for they Peyer entered We my mind,! determined to have his money. life by the genial sun of Liberty. 1 then took bis pocket book fi om bis had hoped, aye, we had believed, that pantaloons pocket and started on. these things Would ever continue thus, ■_ 1 have no recollection of medllng with and that in all parts of ncr country the or Boeing tbe tax roll, which is slAd to Fourth of July would be accounted a have been found in the snow, a short dis­ tance from the brtdy.’ ‘ ATTew rods from day sacredly setapart, being consecrated to tbe beautiful.Gnddess, Liberty. But lime speeds oh. lile dt more from the The foot prints df each abeceedin^ year seem to: over­ lap (he footprints ofita predecessor in it* honk and took from it Ute *50 gold piece, and threw the book into tbe creak; and eager hast* to bear mortal* to eternity, sewing at th* same time some, blood on and to consign nations to the condition of pigi of my glove*, I threw thgt. into the creek also, and then passed ou to Plain­ wise, to pan them through a purifying field. . When I got io sight, of Grand River, I determined that I would throw ordeal, put of which they nhall emerge, .myself into it, and thus end^y life; hut invigorated with mw life, and directed Cui. Forney.j»rites from Washington to the Philadelphia Pwt to dav.: A document was received this morning by General Manafield, from a true Union man, whose name is prudently suppressed while be is in his present position. Tbe paper contained information drawn from a secessionist, wIiomo caution waa pvercme by the imnresaion that he was in cooveraation with a Confederate. It re­ the Fourth of July folded and plaited as veals a plan for the capture of Uic city. a shroud in the nation’s coffin; and thus The rebel force is to be divided Into three encoffined, and thus enshrowded was our diviakma. Ona of these ia to occupy the OOUUtry to be consigned to the tomb of umn crosaes tbej*cton)|^pcar Occoquon. and adyapeas through Maryland upon tho city, while the third column strengthensd T»y an uprising of the rebel forces h» Baltimore, approaches ths city from the North. These three columns arc under the commands respectively of Davit, Jlcauregard and L^, Soma delay ha* occurred by a misunderstanding Uta een Well nigh had all this bete eonawnnited. Well-nigh had «ra come to mourn, □poo the return of thia former holiday, the actual death of our country, and with It the burial of-the glorious old Fourth of July. .> Ad4 brsafosg. i* Us stork'eFto*KF> *»• Already ' hundred* of thousands of bright bayooeta, borne by the sturdy the foiGto. Mansfield. - seoosslott from off <rar comrtry^i brow'jmd «»» Balti moms, June 28. Government having virtu­ gerated; but a lame amount of anna, ammunitim, and cannon halls were found secreted beneath the «tal in the Marshal's ally acknowledged itself broken up. Congrres should be fully aware of the fact, that the destiny of the Nation now back building af the old Qty Hall. The senrdris still progressing. be true to his trust, and all will yet he Five field pieces wsre found at Dcnwall; but let them waver, let them falter meacbo’s foundry; also three ne'ige guns or turn back, and the military will super­ said to have been ordered by Kane, and cede tbe dvl! authority, und a more fear supposed to have originalIv been designed rests in their hands. Let each member ful reckoning than tho world has ever to preventseixura by Gen. Ilutier. known will follow, the overthrow of uur It i* mid Gen. Bank* has important information which further event* will iintitutions. ___ ■ ________ disclose, n- . WAR NEWS! ! war. w« may, era loog^elebrate CONI fe*o™n*l JI®*”*’’,*f section thtrtr-fear, ':l_i readv for delivers in August ' Nekflv 'sev&ftV I GUTTA FER0HA CEMEHT, r^ri"LTr'*_'T1 Fafura^taa «Ur*’ g^ggajg/~gj^i •7 ?rw<l«rt«k Duafajjafe ,rf 7f>-^ nl>h> In rh. brid l.r o. tte offin-r. . rt.nrbu™ Ihr 41.WWr in U>.,>, t .1 ■. r b.Ki< .4 .»bna nUm. wilinglUm „K0 HEAT ,s REQUIRED, for liquor. , Another venjant youth attvfod to a |. fvi tip ttaiitf. /te Onnreticuk regimcnU while alrojlipg in I vff a„l{ftr dttppiay in oil varU of tht woods, camo across the cable of th* army enMtry mM-fnU printed^nrtioiu for telegrapb, and forking that be had dis- r,p.,i;cajion_' covered a fuewlaid bv the enemy running detrripliot nrrrtart trill br forto soma mine nf pnwder for blowing up . gUptica/foa Ay wrUor i» p#«ou the Federal trm.po, bo palled it «p and QW Qfht and WirtUMt. carried it Into the camp as a trophy. 78 WILLIAM STREET, rmd. TV —rr”' , s^g^te^-sg JOHNS & CBOALEY. The Governmnet haa been moot culpa­ bly negligent through its general officer* in witholding prntaction from the prop­ ertv of the Bahimose and Ohio Brailthr cnnrmus Bom of B2.000 000. Gtixen* <>f Wratprn State* assert that should n pfnee he liacotlxted npnh any terms, the pre.it terma trre.it Northwest will regulate regnlnte the affairs nf tbe Mississippi Valiev in their nwn wav. and under their own lend- DR. CDAMRI **r?****, ***yP?® *"• 'artb-WMl qacrter of u.t State of Michigan. } "*njl •* D^.Jw.M.aa.pT!Stc -------------------------------- ------------ Npeeial Di.patch to the I JT. Trtmoe. WAsmsercs.JaaeM.lMI. AoxxrsAVAmro!—Terms Cash! ’ CHAXCEKV ORDER. „ ISAAC C. MOTT. , ; . . ' . . . i Know treeiy.fog from New Yoric und Bu*|<hi. h<*. fell stock «f I .. . . be ' , ■vVV'riVGe e, rith frmn or «■;. A. B. “Ji JZ.’u'S" Guwisliug .in part uf betid un tbe wi;v.'AwrJ:{3 New Orhans, jMiiaolVndo. Coffee, all the leading journals of that section of Cruabed. Puwdvreil. and Granulated Suthe Union. 7 MAffixUBa and S» nip», W ABHIMOTOW, Jimp 20. 1W1 Gre<'u>iid Black Tvas. . . Rfo/f>vl‘U». "’’•I Jnv* CC’ffl-. mediate forward moveinent. Stube. Woadeti, awl WHI<>w Ware, A skirmish took place ab Bow man’s Thr Cabinet have not >>ce|i notified hv twelve mile* from. Cheat Riu-r bridge, Gen. McClellan of any bargain (witb Ken. yesterday^ between it portion yf tfip 15th rorirrr*-K-awrfe »-bargain haa been made Snaps. Sstlemtiiw. Cnwim. Pepper anti and |Gth Ohio nnd 1st Virginin Regiment ns reported, it will not br respected. and a company of,rebel cavalry. The No proposal* «>f compromise with former were unt tu protect the polk,and traitor* have be<-n made to thr Cabinet. the latter, mistaking tbeir number, at They. entertained if made.— tucked them .and.werc routed wi^h .the Compromise talk will‘bi cut rf>nrt in Drugs, Paints, Oils, Burning Flu­ lore of aeyrral men. among them the id, and Camphene. Lieutenant of the company. Several boraca were nUu captured. The'only Khw on our aide was N. 0. Smith,of th*’ l^tb, the Chiewgo TWAwsv. dated Junn 2flth, I who was buried here to day. mvs : I !’*v' St. Lovis, June 30. Reliable information from Springfield Claib Jackaon is In Cnfon Ciiv, organ-1 says the 3d regiment, CoL Seigel. mid king a movement nn Bird’s Point. Hr Pajtnul n attention paid t- filling nrfi-yti lln-lmg* and vicinity , nnfl .part uf the 5th, Col. Solumoy, reached wns seen on Saturdav kt Mew Madrid.cnthery om Saturday last, and O>L Brown’s riaite for that piner. This m reliable. I sat'rfaelmn gunrsnt.-rd in c'vrv eu*-. i ft S-l-l... I-..A ......... .. ......................... regiment, Mb .Hracrvu Corp*, and a bat . Ghaftox. V< June 30- Wasbiwotox, June 2A. , The steamer-Gray haa returned from her trio down ibfi Putonxac. Onl Tues­ day afternoon she ateaniod to Mathias Point in company with tbe Pkwnee/whcn they discovered that the rebel* bad -ahived, apparently about eight hundred strong, and wore encamped about a mile back from the Point, near a march. • Tbe Pawnee opened fire ou the rebel camp, under cover of which three boat iuad* of men sere landed. Tho enemy fled io ail directions, but tbe field force not being adequate, no pursuit waa made. Two horses, some overcoats and camp equipage were captured by the crew. They were there fur the purpose of erecting n bnttery. but bad nf>t yet auo cecded, owing to the difliclty of transport talioii <4 the 5tb would arrive next.day. Seigei’s regiment started w«*l to.out off ing their guua, dec. Jacksun, who wn* last beard from at Nrw York, June 20 Stockton with 2,00q men only partially The army pay masters to day com­ menced their disbursements to the troops. It is understood that the Kanats regi­ A conference of military leaders was held yesterday, and It is now thought the ment hasgmirdcd all niilleta troni Mia souri oiwthe borders of Kan»aa and the programme will b* changed. A forward Indian Territory, which with Selgrl’s out movement will soon take place. Secretary' Chas* will undoubtedly rec­ Cits west from Springfield, will entiMy m Jacktoon in. and will dautales** rreuit ommend a moderate revision of tbe in the dspeure of his whole force. Morrill Tariff Bill. The tone of foreign dispatches to our Government ia taost favorable. A member of the State Military Cbm mlttee expreMM a determination to sift all army appointments, with,a view to their fitness. The Fortt despatch says that leading members of Congress are resolved to do no genera! legislation at foe extra se**tou, confining the btMMs* exclusively to the WATER PROO’ P.?4?±' ter horses nnd retreat to a small Island at the mouth of Pattcrsun’r Creek, where we killed 23 'nl thn enemy. 'We were finally driven off—each for. biraselC and arc now •nfe in camp. Corporal ITay* Of Company A, was woupded^, Jno. C, H«>ldingbr»x>k' was ta­ ken prisoner and murdered. Two. rebel officers were killed. , The fiffht was very desperate, and tbe above account I* unsxaggerated. ’ _... We have intelligence of four rebel Regiment* at Romney. New Advertisements. o!iell..»ir Coot MaJMat HARMOX SR (TH, MORTGAGE SALE. - Amy officers declare il hi Impossible to move forward until .more wagon* ar riva. One iIioumukI will be finished by the IfitbofJuly. . • ' Ttie Mother'. Biori rrelr waa-flond m Michl FOR SALE!! CASH \ : .... Now York, July I. Tbe Tniiras’s W asbington correspoud- 75 •—■.■• .......... ..... coniwMd m rod paprr. e*. for an «tA. in aoce llKiuvand aigMt buodreJ anil kn>-«ix. circa Ic* b« Ucnrj Talliu* •«»* A*n.bia wife. «< Harry mte'. 8-tate or Xiclngau. to Grorjn- Creafer,«( OaiX 1M.IC c; HOTT BENTON HOUSE. ZLAJSTSUSTG- MICH. «-AiSrx&?zr. OR ~4<ta aftrr days. mUMuu'tfo Irrt ae« PRODUCE CTCXSt eut, J use,-HO says: ‘ The President ha* determined nut to entertain any propoaitioc^ofjeace until the rebellion is entirely itr v, A-.ii.,•, - ar W abhixutqx, June- 26. was celebratad as a day of . festive mirth, All the report* and apeculatinos about enthusiasm, joy-end-gladness. Now it a disposition on tbe part of the Presidept. Cabinet, or Gen. Scott, or any body else is a day of -fasting, and we. are wont to to favor compromise, or delay, have np pray as did our forefathers, for deliver, foundation or truth. ance. While a portion of our country Baltimork. Juue 27. bless the day for. what it has been, and At three o’duek fols morning George what we fondly hope it will continue to P. Kane, Police Marshal of thi* city, waa be, another portion but heap upon it arrested at hie bouse, by order of G*n. curses, and have attempted by legislation Banks, and conveyed to Fort McHenry, there he is held a prisoner. I to blot it from mempry as a nation’s Gen. Banks has issued a proclamation holiday. They would fain substitute, for nominating John R. Kenley, of ths Mary­ the nati on’s birth day,: the day of the land regiment, Provost Marshal; also natfonk death. Having appointed a fune­ superceding foe powers of tbe Police ral, they' are proceeding t-» furnish and Cuminissioners. Mr. Kenley is to exer­ cise supreme control over the police de­ prepare a body. With tbe black flag of partment until some known loyid cltixefi But one year, ago, the Fourth df 'July , a few minutes, agd .then went out the east dvor, walked round to the south side, >M»k tbe *50 gold piece front my pocket and threw it into Grand River, .iinma Jiatcly after this. Mr. Tracy esme pp. giving the auws of tbe death of Barber, when 1 started back for lapbamville. . ■ W. D. Kixuia. w.. 6en. ifeott hagTweT^a ^rpaci^a. ationa, from one sod of tho country to tin' <itlirr, from this limo forward forci-ermore.** arms, then It will be time enough to toubpius snokc Jons AdaMs on tHo 5th foe first time, to think of taking his life. mil to the terms of the victors, as one o^ Tbe idoa of killing him seemed ti» tie up­ <lay July 177fo New wppftp false propbfoe resells which follow the fortunes uf permost in fnind, from the moment the Grat impreMion was made upon my mind blood and carrmire. thb nation mourned; war; but neVM* until then will tbe people uqtil the deed waa committed’'rome quietly submit , to any terms of com and the Fourth of "ffiily was mode a day .tytroty or thirty minutes sfterwards. promise short of the entire and uncon­ After reaolviog to take his llfe^ the of fasting and prayer to Almighty God ditional submission of tbe rebels to their noKt quqsliun with me, wss as to how J for. deli vsranos. At length deliverance allegiance. came; a sentinel in the streets of Phil­ Should any other course be adopted, weapons <>f any kind; but, when wt adelphia at midnight, was heard to pro­ came out of the dour to start for the we believe the groat 'Northwest would claim. “Half past twelve o’clock and a Rapids my ax >tond beside the door; act upon »he precedence thus established pleaaanv morning; Cornwallis i« taken.” and Mr, Harbur said,. “‘There is an ax to right the many wrongs thus entailed that fi ll against the gate, preventing its being cUead. and ao I brought it In and arowsed tho people from their slumbers upon us. It would be tho only course a*l;lt down there"—pointing to where it stood. 1 then resolved to taka the ax to kill-Barber with; and, accordingly, pick­ ed it up, .remarking by -way of an excuse, that thia ax belonged to Mrs. Ackley, Nl» lived on the road to (fits city, (hat my sou borrowed it a few days.before, and that 1 would take it borne. We then atarted fur thiadly, {carrying the ax on my shoulder, until we arrived at ths top of.tbs first 4iiil, when Barber remarked that bo had .forgotten sonic papws, that he ought to go back and get them; but still kept walking on, and un­ til he remarked a yee^nd time that be must go. bcck. and get those papers so as to settle with Foster, al which time I re solved that if I killed him at all, It must be dune then ; and as Barber made this Inst remark, I put my left hand on the handle of fliehx, preparatory to striking, and stopped, at tbe same time giving him A bhiw with the bead of tbe as (I tMnk.) which took effect on the back part of the head, felling him upon his hands and knees; and he remained in that position imtH I became horrified at what 1 had done, and stepped around in Vront of him one SPECI firfTAFlBCBA the Capitol. - ofoiee wtfl ba.puamiHad 1st the ffosjgs of treason bo al once preferred against left us.; the jomraaaBOttirr, SOLE MANOFACTURintflOFTHN IMFR0VBD Mo AttnrneyVGeosral ■olt\dA-.lii£ t>to taks th* <*th, add irtowil-priSrftrr^ ixing with rebels, or in favor of their *»•«»’ JT tM,n»rr Iw, Mr. Messrs. tbe imeAiHrfi ,>I Mosley, State t usA. to trw 113 Etecister of L«d mi.i Great Battle ! ! ! Heady •.<.’W“b r*" M it “ a. 4. •hip Uns,(t.>Surthor.Rapr» Ei«bi. <*.» w"‘cuaUiainx Etpblv acres oflaod •r-vrding to tbe United Hu»M mwrey Itorsof; Tu»i .a>4 ptm Im will be add to per th* pnscipal aad tBUtttt FVLL AND COMI1.ETE. >10,000 Volunteers Wanted, . Immediately!! lest for foe speakership is becoming ani­ mated. It i* foooghtGrow will be suc­ cessful. Thi* would rule out Forney for Clerk, wbo will give his sid to Blair or Colfax. The Great Battle “There is but little dnnbt that a new Clerk in the Senate will be elected in that I sm cwnpclM to fi*bt with plaM of Dickon*, who is uotoritMinly hostile to the Government, hi* removal being a necessity, ABSENT ON FURLOGH The list time Beanreeard was bean! from, he stated publicly to.his troops that they should bu nt Alexandria lost night. We shall not be sui'priacd if the 4th «>f PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, July la celebrated by foe driving In of the rebel pickets, and foe cleaning out of Fairfax Cnfirt House , FUKI.OCCn HAS EXPIRED, Tbe llemliTt dispatch, Washington 30. says: “It is reported font tbe mfaunderHKAD aUAMTSM, ^,u, ,,. h appointed to Betas Marshal. standing between Jeff. Davis and Gen’s The proclamation gives as the reason Beauregard and Lee, foal have been noted for some time post, have occasion ­ for foe arrest of Kane that he n known to be aiding and Ibettlng those In armed ed foe latter to resign his position. It Is CWMk .rS.hr ■.tfbrr, rebellion against Hie Government, and is certain that private letters from Lee to old awoetktee in the United Butov army-TWfy BV COUNT MARTIAL has used to conceal rather than detect have disclosed his, dissatisfaction in foe rebel service.' acts of treason to the Government Lieut Tompkins and command arc Baltimorx, July 1—10 A. M. Since two o'clock this morning, start­ srrrU.at-^POP GO1UTAB WEAUBU’ n. WirW. di.p.teh, WaUyM «. ling proceedings hqve been going no here. PeteehoMnta of artillery and infantry aay: “Gun. Dix has had several Inter­ ■ views with the Secretary of W*f shd i have been sent to various sections oi ih« Gon. Scott to-day, and the subject of tho city, and. are now .posted In Monument future programme In this Immediate lo­ Square, Exchange Place, and ,foe Eighth ...v was undoubtedly under.discussion, Ward Broadwgy,|«»d .rtlb*r poiofa. cality tevary indication Before daylight all the membera of .tbe but,m *-•*--*• ■ • shows -• •- ••that - nothing ■ II be done to disturb foe present csljn uB“S*d «?f Police Gunmistionrcg,.except I >n» 'lha Mavnr. were arreated and aamt after fk. the Atk 4th ..r of July. ■ i . ... four foreigners arrived, at ‘ Alrxon- Fort McHenry/ Itteaaid titota.nlnt has been dtaqnv ♦red-^rf.sn intended outbreak. . > AU ... Pay Call and Settle SOON, Dated, March t.’, IBM. n.Br^xjnn^ GEORGE CRUDER. M*rtpre. PROBATE ORDER. t 7X TATE OF MICHIGAN, I 0ICEAMK o'ri’-.IXG LAM>. W;! jSr 'JR: S Hany •outov, m. I Al • Mtoloa oi Mid court, Probate oowi at tl rin« aad sains i ear* curt- tbr C« K Tbeoabro Dwelling KMim., lwtiMri TAni.E, und ,.•<*10-1/ Terms Easy.,., X££P CP TttK 1XTKJUCST rtopc«i i------ ' D. €. liWLEY. •' Dato4*ajmb. IM1. *!** Stfotre B Wn-LIAN n th 6W wiU. gay for vsaro. IKITE BUBBK txrsntod. H« k Plate »tr*« Wlrhtran Central 3A.W Letcher. They'State TKat Ridi'mor.d is well fortified. But few Voope Me there, moat of foMa havisg UeB asfit to Norfolk and Manassas. It ia pow o&eially denied that M<K3ellaa made any such agreement with 'Bucknor a* was reported. • iw-t Nm-fong?r ablyjto.use.hts musket Rumor* rcaabad this dte to night by on Uno rebels, with' Ms ahaUerad' limb special jteamer from Fort Monrua that u^Sfat^jLiaw*. --y S3 tod ttv-.fos isarfeg < K. N. Nf*. Qm JCS. Notice! a (lalaMfobed M JM M.-'r ■T 7— & �BLOOD Tte pmoMfe, will fcrro under iU di- reetkm of Ux, WnrabBla. and march to U»ir respective tables, when. Ret. Mr. . Ginas will return thnnkn. Further oirdera will be given on tho day of tbe Ptente. This wnrfd tamvmed Minting' wiO" W I HOLBROOK. L GOODYEAR^, t»- Cram Hram.u tt'/TFriw. (Iply 4^ jp ^rnron and tUi. go red wltrew. thi. Pnnnror.m — Even Hiram who are f.mi]i.-.r with , v, rv ^OOTjAJa. 7 ON HIGH PRICES I Stacks of m ADVICB FREE. NEW GOODS! - W*’W you -rar New York »II its life nnd .oranlnA- rtyr. yorrmim eoMmif? w. ESTABLISHED 19M, And devoted to the Cacm or Mbbical Rsroan; to ^astinja’ yritr Orrntt. -trret nnd nvrnuc nf onr grwU matron, nfix. weert tbgt thq, fn N. BAILEY. WJE.A7t.E ff.Q TT O!< J tnincHnewith its bn ay xrone. when intend, Again ing thi. exhibition. yjxo •jwitb- wa *W ’Uw 'LARGfljrf we M, ln ins SPUING STOCK PF goods; evwybndv. ffn ud b~ Rullard’, pw. 7 . ILEST ABBortaMmta ‘ orapia ; and H you can’t go ynuraeir. by LARGE AKO- BKAUflfUh DRY' GOODS !4^ i/There will be a nernt-m delivered «r the ! T„lf B*r : ■ ' : Freehrtertan church, pegt Salgvath, th7 I A. M.. h^ Rev. 1 DRY GOODS A. H. GasTox^nn £|twdieiire- to Govern ntewt.-wlth refrkence tn th* present state n( thia nntiim. G>> «nd bear him. Rchool Ffcatc. Three medicines are prepared in ora owi MBasvunr. ni»der ths care af able Chemists, and are tbs most reliable known to scmmo, including nil lbs recent discoveries. To aU addressing by letter, eotainiog fall scsrixjBBNkNi arasTi^JHT' " ' ” An' anrwwitvf nnd mh<i-hievra>e error week in donig- ■•'•curved tn "ttr nm*r nMlwtr Ihe Fourth of Jnh an the dav for It ia tn beheld nn the thr- School Picniq Eleventh nf Jnlr. in thin villnge. ply, with ad rice and directions for cure. Any foes E4r<± WAR! medicines can be sent by mail or express if de­ sired. Send for one or mnre of our works and judge for yourselves. Also published nt tbe infirmary, Io aid these An In- tdrrating time mhy I»e expetted ; and we . >*«*• >yw»<w *oM<nRHm i—s blood PILUi have been provod by analysis In <■>"»« it floret ■AU-fl'f. j2‘j-sA J ’ 1 -•fl _j»> X-DSTApi -NO jH4hb.lt..*1 •x’-r-' . CuinprUin" k aU men*, newd rmtre wife and rhlldrem. 7thlwff»., at |6|n»el—< ^Tbe’ttidenee'in the potaeitaoc nF Dr. Robtok. u th. pvMk ot On High Prices, at the braptafc f«r it n laree attendance. BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. HASTINGS DRUG GROCERIES planation* of the causes, .ymptoms, diet, balhfag and exercise. Price 50 cents. STORE!!! ™Ej^yw^Di CR OC K ERT! A work on the cause, symptoms, and treatment of all eompteiata peculiar to the sax, ou marrisgc. Roberts &. Striker, Boys Attention I We understand that it ia proposed to OBSTRU<TION« OFTHE BLOOD wo>n ST T<nr HMumoML: ■» ■ s-•-* CHEAP VERY of a private nature. The GeatlcBeRS Medical Coapanloa, p|it Section Eleven nf the By-htwi <t| our And Private Adviaer. Boys, (and men) tillage inIn •■xrivrtion. will do w^ll to Pnoc XA cents. rend the following nnd take heed in time to save o>»st: new and moat complete assortment of -Skc 11. Any uneccs-arv firing of a gun or gmut, pistol nt pistol*, squibs, ernrkera gon powder or other combust i hie suhatanre tn 11* streets nr ebiwherr DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ^Chemicals, PnlnU, Otis, Cum. » phene, Darning Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. time is hereby forbidden; and any prraon wh<> shall bo tfuiltr of violating any nf tha ‘A erent enmpr»r once a«ked one of hi* noble pr’d»i.,yji<»t« »n thiy frrtiun contained, subject* what wnntil aecurs hi* cminlrT the first n‘»c" among the natinnaofthe earth. The noble ahafrtnr ettrh nflnnre forfeit nnd pay n nixn**’grand rkply wa* “<l«*d mother*!" Now. permit t <>f Five Dollars. • whsl constitute* a good mother? The answer is . Approved Jan, 2nd 1855. eimclnsi-e- she who. regarding thefiiturr welfare cfli-- child, seek, every available means that m.V "Wee tn promote a sound physical developims-nt. tn the end that her offspring may not be ■Lilteirot inawioglr -f-eallv with which nature■ l». Th«- riuu of Sunday night and Monday cnd-wvrvf :l. In infancy there iana period which a|. so <v»>led the atmosphere aa to make >«jnere Likely to aflri-t tbe fotnre dtaposit on of ')wchililihas4l..t of teething, prod ictag. as it fire (wre*B**ry to ciwufort in our dwel•L.ww,f5*tr.dne*B<dmmd. *e .wliickif not Aockml edlrwmfeW psMfinsiArr days. . MRS. NINKuudt'tma oilin'* for n few tiio^nihg* pot. l.«lV’H.tiM>TllWB SYRUP is noqueatioBaWy the greatest remedial agents in existence, bath ter thr rm-ven lion and ease of the alarming • rmrtnm* erHrfv so nflen ronnite-t themselves dering th- trMbin- period; eneh *• friptng tn . Urinary sad Bernd Organs,»»» * waaxixo voics • r adv toe sad cuuuhI. such as lo be fsund m oo other work. Pnee 25 cents. THE GUIDE ANDGUARD Tricks to entlcs U e sick and w«U- It illustrates th. plans of the Quacks and Rogues to duM every one. It guid« the unwary through life, and shows up every swindle of the age. ft shows bow al) kinds of Food, Medicines. Liquors, and Goods **“*■ THE NEW YORK COSTS. HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, •&T FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLYU£J GROCERIES! Markht, whicb’ wi are,prepared to «ell al AMriali ^1. It ernoier aB^TnnAEJX"* thTSrtis No mistake this time! LOW PRICES MM Ever sbnwn tn thia J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. THE CONRUMPTTVE’S BOOK. For thoss who wish to gel well from thsi aw­ ful disease, s full daueription of sll the remedies used foi if with s earefhl staUocut of tbs malts, sud oilier useful inforamUoa. Prfca 10 crate NORMAN BAILEY AUTHORIZED. MIMTAI PnMiahed by TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNKS. FIGS. RAI-UNB, CODFISH; besutifully bound. Anv of tbe above work* will be mailed free, on recwipl of price, in stamps or money; or the whole in a handoonielv bound vol me for o» nou-ia. No family should be witbent them. They ere Hl ni­ trated with beautiful engraving-, and contain i Get. everything in the Grocery line, »»«h • ill be ucedod for tamiiv um. order oftboli IXSTkUCTIUKI Prepared by s Hoard io fieedr ft to to «ZZ other Hitters. Tyy The formula of these Bitters, now (Hell th» Sofilrn «r the Third Reglaest. AW Extracts To the young of both saxea suffering from 8e, eret Habile; pruatratioo of mind; Inas of power- All uddieri of the 8d Reginianl two* on farlougha, or otherwise, nre ordered to report thetnsel ven immediately nt the Bront-m House, in Mirand Rapid a. ’ lly order of J. . R Paten, Captain. ______ _______ STATIONERY, PENH. PUNCH*. INKS, PAPER, EN­ V SLOPES. CARDS, Ac.. Ac W G. Wjlxwbox. Orderly. Upon onr shelves may be ra-ud nil of th MOST POPULAR PROGRAMME of Exererciaee for the I0iool Picnic, to be held July 11. 1MI, it the Grove Bear the Fair Ground, w Schools will meet at 0 o’clock, A. M PATENT MEDICINES of the day. at the Union Srhmd hottse. At hall past nine «»Vh«clt, the proces­ sion will form hi the order of the numbertof the District*. N-«. I. 2. 3. Au-, and march to JctTenvin Street, down Jef fersott tn State, and d”*«» s«n'e '•r'‘r' ’*• tpa, BronchlHx, Ac. The only object o! the Adverferserln aerxilng prescription is to benefit tbe afSided, and spread information which be eoneol vet tube inrklnsble, sad be hopes every sufferer will try hU remedy, ss it will coal them nothing’, and —— “‘‘‘aslBg. actlO-iy ' •>g the prescription will please adEDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburch Kings count’. New » ork. the grove. The B<u»» Band will In- in attendance, and furnidi nittaie for marcb- Tbe eicrviya itj the Grove w'i|l bo: 1st, Mitaio by the Band. 2nd. Prayer.'by Bet. A.. H GaaLdL 3d. Song. hvQonrknU-Ctab. be bought at any for yourselvra. ’ DEBAlPp IF4KB CASIH or Ready Pay, oaly. Special attention wilt be paid to COMPOUNDINlfwirf patting up PrSCRIPTIONI*; .nd any one purchasing medicines of us ean rely apoa their being CKETsrCTIISriE- ROBERTS a STRIKER. H sen so. Ma sea *.1861.. 4th. Dvdnmittion by Gw». Goodyear, ■T’Ssetk i •ncxiTir > t tjuxtx i Who does Rot Haire BeaatifRl TeetM WILLIAM NONE*, DnfTlHT.. i. now prepared to apply dwsta' eilmting. Teeth filfod with pure gold, thus ar­ resting their decav for rears Teeth inserted ou VULCANITE RUBRNR BARE, And tU work warranted. Please call at tnToffice, te Bower's block Blate alreti, flaatipgB. MW>. —Taxes th.- Pile* <»f Glory. . .. 5th Emmy.bvAti- f*orn.4ia ।Mn-m Light* and Shadow*. VECETABLEfLIFE MEDICINES Are well known to be Infallible. ’ DlfltrEPMA, by itioruughly destining the acrid kind; PLATULENCt. Loa. or Arrartra* llairrsvax. llaADAcaa, RuTtssa.-a.-a. Ill Tsnrau Anxiarv. Lauaova. and MsmBcmom*. wbkHsre general njtnplorasof Dyspepsia, will vanish,ga a natural conaeausoce of its curt. COSTIVE*ESH, by eteaarihg the «tmla teuglh of tho iotealiM* with a aolreut proca**, and without violence; all violent purges leave, the bowel, eostlre wftbiB two days. ' • PEViSR«of*llkls<S.by roatorisg tho blood to a regular drcnlBUon, through tbs proceaa of respiration in aiieh eswa, and Hie thorough sola• _r.ll ,Hl...Hu.I ..>u.trnrtl,.n In ..IhM*! ■ ofaerufulous.eunsiiinptlre, and diseased roodlUou to whom a numerous offspring only brings suffer­ ing and poverty. To such we would say write, and we will aeud you inforuiatiun of a sure, welltested. and uevrt-raii^H.rgxrmrTiVB. Wa wiu mail rasa, to auy one applying for It, THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. It is a large and beautiful paper, and cootaina tbe moat valuable iufurmalMin on Spennatoritea. or Seminal ft eakneaa, Tho cause. IHLUMATWM peruumently LOUT tu half that time, by re means of prevention and cure. On C-usumption. that fearful disease. Ou Ilia Liver. Heart. SVnnach and Skin. On Female CoiwplalBtB. On tbe various Hchools of medicines. On the mode- nf Treatment bow Practiced. On the False Treatment of pisfasca. On tho various Mtdtcal MaaMfeF'h ’?»' On tbe Physiology of Marriage. of tKs bowtie tbe slimy mutter to which lbes< On tbe common sense of Medieine. creatures adbare. Oo Diet. Exercises snd Ablution. ■CURVEY. ULCKSri,-am) INVBTERATff How the Physician should be. MlREH.-tW a porfect puril. which these LUX How to Prevent Pregnancy. MEDlCIJtogtve to tbs blood.and all the humors J mSoBBUTIC BRVPTlONb sod DAB | COMPLEXIONS, by llirit alterative .alfrcl open the fluids that feed the akin, and tbe rowbid -lata i Unj.‘ Rrautu, M. D., A. M . Chief Phyaielan. of which oceaaionaall eruptive eomplgiau, sallow etoudy, and other diaegreeabte aottttoxbtow’ I pBOPSlES^f all kinds.te freeing end strngOi tatnrthe kidneys sad MMddtn they operate inoat delightfully on these Important onrtna, sod bmirc have ever been fMndjtjcmgin remedy for the ’’‘’X.'woliMP, lb dislodging from the tarxrtpgs k-lKl.lA'iMn’HBUrws Pttux.r . .1—^ —tn ' 6th. S«»ng. by Joventh -. 7th.■.Eoay.by Mi - E. Knowlton—Thu Heroti,m of Pninte Lite. 8ih. Music. I.y th- Band Shaving Saloon! *■ ” 9th. Dcel«'”s’'‘ n M Wm. Blew art— Anvils and Hammers. 10th. E-aay. by Mi« Our School ilth. Song, by Svlb"d—Hurrah few New Arrangement found st all towv. readv to perform all labors of bis profession, Bach as SH A VING^nAfs-crmxo shampooing, nF’ ISIr-dyeing, on The shorten Miro. * AR- HANNIH -|i/s,-tsi»SJMIT aiA::MH!Th sk' I Holiday. WX4) R’JO 12th Lslww. iaiK photogb^fhic bridge. Crayon 14th 15<b. H.-W ! woj. 8<<flg. hy Quartette Club. Di-trust N. 2 Min« P. HtdURrx. ley, of Richland. IBih. Mmle. W ** Hit D.H- No. «. M~ _. * SOK D«. No. 7,M-S.»k DwiH GALurar. vllfipaun j Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro- . Declntnali-n. Uj 8*1 »«*<*’’ Te^r. _ _ , Hvdr, Song ••.* BrhswJ. ]«th. District No. 3. Miss Button, Teschsr. Kxerctmts unknown. ‘ Hth. Add res*, by Rev. Milt»o Brad K dbtressing tart­ ’ - iKSSK? HA MBESTACTtCS. predkmta* �‘XAHfHCO ONLY PREPARATION “Wiat THAT BAB I willtdl j ... line were once cwwidcsed a groat pest b Ate* grows rnortaatl wsrtFspalsr every feayl View .a. .pud bsw AlwoT rip« In... 1K. ~i.fa.UI> u— w ig is the natural product** by atroachM-uUN tatrber. The . it wwmrs, reused to bo msnufoaured > many wljJ. as there are dsy.in ifaeirn«nA win being provided with . box end inimHSr EdW dXSXte fnorn'tng he Ute ptfWolltora. <M> ” ^.lighily And tasMiasalsli, new, and alaMSt without aaas- GOODS MM Soldretest, that hot Wood's Bai/lteMw. R. J. GRANT. ON LOW PRICES Come and See !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED 11 repaid EPi'TS see dte make war upon them, and drive them off, ftus, tbs hair rfaiMnbsr four wm a ufl. longer than number three, and so on t.. number thirty and tMrty-one, which h-k soon found out, for with the decrease of as though tbsy_o»eO«l clipp-nf. Up-­ the birds; th* worms iuersdaed r z reaching the last day of the month. n»> [rains t<> ingenious l*an vUit-s bia club <ff ththat instead of 'a few scattarHig gi feed the birds, the whole crop wasI wanted hoasfotr of some fair “nA runs his finger / which through his “scratch." and says in a canto fill the hungry ma* oHbe army Jng abort. that le«V«e, ‘Mg haiT is/rowing «.*»!* came V’destroy er^ry your; sprqngf- *"*-* uLJJ— * ‘*ck too long; I must hsve R cutF And Hto “hearty welcome, nice can- next morning he done number one agati'. again w ritboQtthem.not be cultivated--------------------We-reeommand thia cfover dodge to swob A few years ago tho blackbirds of of our Adimdlsre aa have h*n re unfor Northern Indiana were consdered a great lunate aa to have beo-me bald. nuisance by the farmers. Whole fields of oats and corn wore sometimes destroy­ ed. The farmer sowed and they reaped. He scolded and they twiUered. Occa­ sionally a charge killed a score, but it made no more impression upon the aca of birds than a boekeltol water thorn tbe ocean. A few years later, every thing on the land seemed destined to destruc lion by the army worm. Man was pow­ erless—• worm among worms. bated blackbirds oamdto his' relief, and proved his best friends. No human aid could avail. So that God has given us ths beautiful birds to be onr friends and fellow workers in the cultivation of thr soil. And the laborer ia surely worthy of bis hire. .Why ah.-uld we grudge the food claimed by them, who follow the plow and snatch the worm away from tlic seed, that it may produce grain for bis and our use? No honest man would cheat a bird of his spring and summer TWxTotVfWtws rmf >aBKMXm or SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE SPBEDY AND SURE CURE 18 WITDIK THEIR REACH. oxy Cf IHs to-tey ttitiOifie Which ws offer at Depot, 444. Broadway, and sold by aU dealers throughout tbs world, ' The Restorative is , pul np in BoUlea of three sixes. eh : targe. medium, and small: tbe small bolds W a pint, and retails fur om dollar a bottle; tbe medium bolds at least twenty per cent mere ia proportion than tbe small, retails for (wo do! Isre s bolder, the ergo bolds a quart, 40 per cent mors in proportion, and retails for a bottle. Masonville, Conn, Feb. », I ML CcHo * ■ ’pSttefesMare for <A«silEkbin. tewfew*J NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL A lady of this city—wMloin a Bella of the North—shopping one day lait week called for some green silk ; the piece was produced—that would not do; another, another, and yrt another, wax brought forth by the salesman—hot of no avail, none there among the ample pile suited the fastidious Indy Y taste. A deep; very deep and dark green is what I want." said tbe Jsir customer. The shelve* were Uwn ransacked 'Uy the attentive attendant— deeper and deeper still glowed the green, until emerged into a dark sea-tint—but none yet had Im displayed" suiting the lndvks fancy. At length, fairly out of patience with his customer, tho irritated ■alonmtm eidsiiocd, •’Madam, 1 dn de­ clare and verily believe that you do not know what shade of green you want yourself?’ "J do sir, right wrll." return­ ed the fair, fastidious and witty one. “select a pattern just one shade urrrarr than yourself, and 1’11 Lake it al onoe.” iliiiMs Jtew do it has hasw ofdteym __ by *» b* ***>«*■*“< ”gcBorrik m Bctofrum OsMikaswTs, He..ft Head’, STrtttus axd firrwitrno Aj- TO REGULATE THE HOWELg Depsad apes It, mothers, it wffl g,„ ymsraelvea, sod * RELIEF AMD HEALTH TO TOVR IXFaXTL MSB ? the aidofthis remedy, spare ttesasdvM from tha endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous •am, through which the mwt— wiOMt* rid itself of eomxpuona. if not Oi. ita ->W?1 b, <n wnb^n.- .FW.I. « aoml Hot>i It fa. l> “ OTOTd nA Junuh 1« U» wOT > Got-B wtaOTrUUirt •Mr>” SGaprflia BUJME emta. riot tom. U will almost Instantly relieve ’ Griping in the Bowels and Wind Cbelk, must go wrong, and the great machinery <2 life is disordered or overthrown. Baresparilla h»t, and deserves much, tho reputation of seeomptohing those reds. Bte the world has been egregiously deceiredby preparation! of it. partly because the draw alone has not all tbe virtue that fat risks.ed for ft, but more because many preparatioaa, pretending to be coneentrated extracts of it, main b»> UUU o< U. dm, ol or any thing else. During lata years the pubUc hare been mis­ ted by large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Extractor Sarsaparilla for one ctoUor. of these have been fraud, upon the auk. for they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa­ rilla, but often no curative properties whatev­ er. Hance, bitter and painful dteappeixtment ha» followed the use of the vnriour extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood the market, untfl the name itself is justly Arepi-d. sad tea becenw synonymous with Moo-Itron and cheat. StiH we call this compound Saraaparilla. and intend to supply such a remedy as shall rrecue the name from the load of obloquy which reatt upon ft. And we think wc have ground for believing it has virtues which arc trreuisUbJo Sthe ordinary run of tho ducasM ftfa intendto cure. In order to secure their complete eradication from the system, the remedy should be judiciously taken according to direettere on the bolds. and surest remedy ia ibe world, in sll esm • Dyseutary and Diarrhea la children, abetter it arises from torthiag. ar nay other csss*, vr, would say to every mother who has a child seffermg from sar of tbe foregolns diacaata, do m tel your prejudices. o» tbe j.rejudkv ef otters. Stood tart ween yon and your stfsring child sad thr rvisef that will be rtrre-yea.absolately samto follow tbr use of ttnsravdiciM. If tinwly smd. Full directions for using will soeompaay eaeb bet tte. Soos geuuitM. “ualess the foceiwllr rf CDRTI8 A CALK15S; New York, ia os the set­ side wrapper. Hold by Druggists througliosi ths World. Principal Offlec, 13 Cedar BU*. M. y, rasca, omit 25 Icsxrs ns sorru. tm ALLE iocERirs, D. d II AW 1. fo all kinds of nd We-Jdeo wo,rc’ visions. Also JSTStrf tbe B D MOTTS ch^Ms^W£ PILLS j IRON t >rr med _torpen ag^witote spd fancy Ji*tings. M DB. J. C. ATBB dk Cfe. LOWELL, MASS. Prki, |ljxrB.lU.| Bls Battles far »S. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral jAiSaKnvnr- WW8 & 0E©»©, rsnsswrf a fraoi deal < GROCERIES B. Too will pteaae i HARD-WARE 1 my^2om«< B y« to. asyth.sg of £. kted. pMMMSdtame. . Omo« toy customers, wbe kt soMeol to sovero »lf fully restored, tbe ulcer heal. r feyaw a well man. Tbs new. t spread through this section, as ouaand boxes of Herrick's nils vicinity. My Post OSes adJrs tey, Eadison county. M. T., wber AND Reynoldsburgb, FrenkUa Co.. Okie, I Ho. 4fi Cedar 8L. M. T. DRY GOODS! Abmy Rahoss.—A ration is a ‘portion of fixed allowance of provisions, drink and forage assigned tn each soldier in ah army for bis daily, subsistence and for thr subsistence of horses. Officers have several ratlins, according tn their rank --r number of attendants. Seamen in the navy also have rations ef certain articles.' The lol In wing is the m 4diet’s ration, as reguUtedby the Wat Department; The ration is three-fourths of a pound of pork or bacon, or one and fourth llw. of fresh or salt berf: eighteen ounces of bread or flour, or twelve ounces uf hard bread, or one and a fourth pounds of enm meal; and al the rale, to one hundred rations,of eight quarts of beans, or in lieu thereof, ten pounds of rice, six pounds of coffee, twelve pounds of sugar, four quarta vinegar, one and a half pounds tallow, or one and a fourth pounds of ad­ amantine, or one pound socrin candles four pounds of soap, and twn quarts «f j. A. UOLB i’SESiSSrfiS 1^ weTmA ittW cfXewsr Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, _ Um Best and Cheapest Household Rems­ ‘ dy in the Wcftld. Flaxes send by return mall. IMrvel to Stacks of Them resewsedHasten cure peins, weakness awl distreoo ia tbe beck, tetteaaad brwun. ta five baure. Indeed so eertabi are they to do Ate, that white the abo-c irrrrularitics continue. Tbe. arsln. the Cordial is a perfect Mother's relief Taken a mootb »r I<o before the fii.nl trial she will pass (be dreadful period with perfect ease end ufelr TLre» it r J—i;>. ,1;. aUtri'rUimfvrU. J. M- W When tbe officers of the medical de­ partment find anti scorbutics necessary for the health of the troops, the command­ ing officer may order issues of fresh veg­ Herrick's Sigar Coated Pilis! etables, pickled onions, sourkrout, nr molasses, with an extra quantity of rice and vin,egar. (Potatoes are usually is­ SICK PEOPLE, THINK! sued at the rate of one pound per ration, AFTER WHICH, ACT! and onions at the rate of three bushels in lieu of tho beans.) Occasionally (extra) Tou'd scares expect, at ibis late day. With startling cores a book to Ell; of molasses are mods—two quarts to This Is tbe cmc. (be million say, Wilk ths cures of Herrick's 1'ill. one hundred rations—and of dried apples uf from one to one and a half bushels to lira, or indicting । ItitthtelatteC ; otbere. which nd permanent retnodr for Pile, upon whkb it alao appears »e exert a distinct andspee.lie action, by dupwnsg the tendency which fonnt them. i<> YOU WANT WHISKERS tDO YOU WANT WH18KERST BELLHGHAH’E Jr indicate* indp4«»‘ Conxumstioo, tea naa altered tbe alarm of friends and phyin several rery gratifying and interesting CELEBRATED rofulous Tuberculosis, this awdiceled ire" ONGUENT, For the Whiskers auatf Hair. The subscriber lakes pleasure ia aanotraelng to tbe citiieus of the United States, thst they bare obtainsd the Ageacy for sad are now saablsd to offer to tbe American public, the shoes justly celebretod and world-reaowaed article. TBE ST1.HCLATING ONGVENT is prepared by Da- C. F. Buxivoatw, so eminent physician of London, and is warren tod to bring out a thick set of , , ____ and rtetoraiirr, is I—E -in the tetter, however, more deeidedlr-.t h« been invariably wall reported, both a. slIevtetieL Cu and reducing the swellings and st.ffae*. et joints andninseieu. . lu in Wraoitent Fi-vcra it moat necessarily to। a great remedy and energetic restorative, and u» psooMo ia feea«w aetfUaeets nf the West, •“> probably be one of high renown and useful as. Ko rsiajdy hMtsrerfopea disconertd in ite whole hislory of uiedicise, which exsru suet in from three to six weeks. This arUcte ia the »»ly sm el tbs Kurd ua^l by the Freosh, sad in Loudon and Fans It Is in uniernat use. It ia a braunful. economical, soothing, yet sum- ways readv with a kind word U> encour­ age—< .mile to chwr—a look tn per­ suade and a dollar to assist. They are never fearful lest a good trade or an exoeftent bargain should fall into tbe hands of a poor neighbor, but the more rejoices when such an one meets with encourage­ WXttJifrFS PREPARED Gl -CI l’ sufficed for tbe most habitusl cases, iticlediag the attendent Coetirmese. 1 In unebecked Dterrcwa, even when adraared to DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE I WHISKERS OR A MCSTACHE BPALDlWS3fiii&A1Wr><H.UB! bair. If applied to the scalp, it will cure maluttSM. and cbum to spring up In pies of the bald boMY ment. OUR GOODS Unusually Low ! HASTINGS Tbe subscribers are the only A rents for tho a We taka la EATDfG 8AL00KI! WASH MXALS Ak AU. HOCKS. feb<7m6 exAarige for goods— ""WYbaroreeu. CHKfickled tokgve, a erwylitisg ytMhrea z J a.;. e*AJrr. OM* tea ma The rabacribcr is bow WAKM MBAAS Of OOLO Lt'NCS m WUha’Sst^.’New Tor Wheat, Corn, Oata, Hotter, Lard, Pork, ’7'" NEW AXRANOKMEHt GENTLEMEN AND LADIES’ TANNERY! HORACE L. HEGEMAN A 00.. ’ •H rt»c. go* bted to m DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! STIMULATING How exqulaitly absurd tn tell girls that beauty ia of no value ; dress of no use! Beauty is of value, her whnle prospects in life may often depend upon a new gown or a becoming bonnet, and if she has five grains of common sense sbo will find this out The great thing b to teach her their just value, and that there must be something better under the bonnet than a preUy free for real happiness. But never sacrifice truth. Wro aa« ths Happixst Mn.-They who live to benefit others—who am al­ BPALDINOB PREPARED GLUE! J afo BDif ynUCUr ind Surgeo one hundred radons. ,^n.i tosuMBfeOlt.'. ““ lat.aCLwrAnoa.qw bahvihkem. AW maha Um look m well m sow. The patraiM«« ef feopoHte ia aetaitad. ■setter. *• ”, »•*). ly J I. BULL. ir > a. mu. - ,, »•€. .IVLEVS, , — — � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-07-10.pdf b2718a1c7b83d1b38fc211cadaad8d86 PDF Text Text sara. SaMMAS MAOHOH3H rnmnrMmi *- ■ i-vira«m rmr ■ *O*<> ■ ■ ,w»o»a«n*i : i< h ’,w BJVHC ’ ar.lUStJMlB, Wl “fWi/hraialZLaL** . 0Km»»J a»«nrtb*rrt«»x'>ersii5U^.'.'tlit/ Vb«u drlirereif by tbs taftieri... y01,» paMlnwiWdbly Ik'aMvnase. 1 i>t«i 9»b»«nrtto». $1,00, iir AJ5-vA^ros!. ' WWW R^Sf^w _ VOL 6. - gutinjs’ Smirks girtrtm. Clu.or ux uxn, ou wsa, fcJ /NM^tentpi.', R. J. GR ANT, .F.U.ERS in all kinds of dry, goodt,groceries. wow. barby mittW CASH NORMAN BAILEY, .‘nri.-to tala "■■' <J|jm .fWt*. stfasM stoekof V . t' ei.BCBkllt.' OB . BoaolMktoaaytbU^but We Intend f. H. Az J. RVKSEI.L, Pay. . karris’Steak FULL AND COMPLETE. WIGHTMAN A ROBINSON, ASCFACTCRKRS or uii.ahact-inwand <wpprr-wsrv. Dr.ltw 1“ iron, n»Uh its^l.jlMK .belt hardware, eutlery and stovM. Stats easAoor BOON. tterembcr, they will be lei rltfc a J mtice ef the Peace J. W. OAKLEY, lirnOLESALE sud. retail dealer is. aad ®wuVV f»ctur« «f leather, fiiplioat. Me.. BitUs lihsQitraffithal&M; . , we. -th w. V?8jUH ; flUnollbilhtbatdiM) ‘ ' ’Th ws,' Ware ars 4/ing. ' '0, •v*r4aring fkilh hud troth, ' WfcoM yduth ia »|{s. irboss sge Uysulh . Call and Settle M QROCBBS. -OF— CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, MASON ALLEN, Id the township of Tsnket Springs; ^Tts ws, ha we are dying. TwinUrewtkihs\b»»eta * Ye (fids IS gen prJot through earth, fft fade, like advert, betide you sown ; Also, Two Dwelling Houses, Thaae b. oar d.j.of April blown J, In the Village of Hastings. Titles to all of these, timispcTASLM, and Terras Easy. I don't care if you nntr pay for them ROBERTS Ar kTRIKEB, R.II.EIIS in drU|0, metlicinca. patent medieieee. paints oil*, tarpetittoe. bureing Musd.- —ir roc— tUP CP TUX iKTUBST. O D. C, BAWLET. , . ............ , Ctjoixe gjitttniuji. WASHINGTON’S VISION. ... KO JO . , : . ... -- ' - MMMM WM,' ah6t»e''d(ri*rt fem above Bomething it> to disturb’tbe. pierced, and broke' Into fragments the dork" riodd wHeh enveloped Arncrieffi At the earns moment ! eaw the tmgsl upon Whose forehead MHH shown the Worf 1Urrox’. and who bore our National flag in <one hand nndasworf In 'the other, fle1sitohded from Tltsaven, attended by le­ |gions of bright spirits. There immedi­ 1ately joined the inhabitants of America, whb I perceived, weiw'WMI nlgh'overoome IIrnt who. immediately taking eoorage again, closed np tbeir -broken ranks and I irenewed the battle. AgMn.-Mmid the-frarIful noise of the conflict, I heard the mysterions voice, uaylngj ‘Son oflhoRepsb' Ho, tbok knd learn.’ for 1 had strict forfere’ not to be disturbed—that ft' was some mbrrients before i fotfcd language to Inquire lhe cause of her-ptdiencc. :A second, third, nnd kvtth a'fourth tlmd1 did I repial tlre *' ‘ ‘Th w*,*tj» Ws ari flyiagi ft U hot IM ffeUias; • -4 PRODUCE Ready , bools and slioes. Stats struct, Bnt mi a>ao ..... — .. . Calitoru a Block, Stale »Utet..UssU3gs» Mich. r^-NU FOR SALE!! ■' • t.A'*II.T . ■ am« a, luw>. 1 nrtdsLasd haal . pCaee last Monday. * ! learn that a. man I named Leonard darks, whois well known 1 (anfl knows the. country weH,)ih the iffir- aodtUd bim they W flteodserad 4b. ’ 1rounding counties,' tenaereJ bls services 'm scout to the Colohel of the Foertoenth TTe 1 Ohio Regiment, and was accepted. ‘As ths votee twassd, the shadowy MF is an ithleWe, mubcblMr. determ toed and import and character described, beoltht ixi. One.of- them had fiuhtotegel for the last time; dipped weter from ' the ocean end sprinkled ll'upon America; ' Instantly the dark cloud tolled back, to- ' gather kith the nnuies it bad brought, accompanied by'Myers, who is a young intendant's office, corner of Broome, sad man, sod a German from Clarkestrarg, Elm streets, for too present, (k. tbsp**' Iravtog tbe InhabiUnta of the land vletobe reached the ncigborhood of Pfclllippi pose of affording affi'ftpportunity to those rlooe. Then once more 1 beheld the-vHlagea, towns and1 clti« springinE Op wheYe on tho Saturday before the attack. They wfeo have affixed their namdd thereto they had been before,-whito the bright angel; planting the aiuvc standard be had brought-in'them,'Cried in a loud vAtoe to euccrafally in : picking up IHtle bits of Quite a namber. availed themselves at Infommlkm »hl<* tai I,MlJ this ™ privilege ........ ,. dceterinf .—— ftheif ------last evening, the inhnbiiants; ‘While the stars remftle ■bootlam. Dul boldUM p«M th.' ignorance.ef the. ,u kujmrfc. J A. and the heavens send down dews upon o! w 1Mr M-Um hM .bw the earth, Bo longihetl thoRepublic last! gear tow«i-AMd--«tidde«ly—'— ----■ -tiioe. ' . aa it a second The .... followtog-ia •And, taklbg from hi« brow the crown exact copy of the pakitiMi:... _•.< V1; on whidi'atlll blared the word Utnoff, be greatMgsinst them, and being mounted,1 placed it'bpon the standard, while all the they wbeeld their horses and endeavored: ths United Wnet j - pniiple, kneeling dow.n, said, •Arnenl' to escape. Two dragoons gave chase i .The undersigned ritizana ofNew York •The scene instantly began to fade and Tho balls bed leave to. present to you. suwt respect- . dissolve, and I at last saw nothing but firing at them aa they ran. fully the fvllowiug cntiridcraunn. to jgkf the rislng.’eurilftg shite vapor I Itad first whistled around tbdr heads, several poss-j Wjiila thnv hold themselves ready to beheld. Thi» also disappearing, 1 found ing through Clavtt’s bat. but doing nri other damage. They dashed madly on, maintain and defend their government, myself once mors gnxing upon my mys­ terious visitor, who to the same mywteri- pursuer* and pursued. One of the horse­ and youas its legal head, they reapectfulmen camo dose up to Clark and ho wheel* ly suggest tint tba only. remaining-honor­ ous voice 1 luri beard before, said: *Son of tho Republic whnt you have seen is ad and shot him dead with a revolver. able position tor you u» toktf .to prevco* thus Interpreted: three perils will come Another eame up and seised his left srm. the horrors of civil war. sad .praaaryk The moat fearful is He tostantly turned the revolver and shot the world*—Europe. 'Asia,' Africo and upon the Republic. off the hand al the wrist. But another America. I saw roiling, nnd tossihg be the second, passing- which, tho whole and more appalling danger was upon them; suggested In ypur Inauffural. This course tween Enrope' and Amcrich the billows। world united-shall never be-able to proIn the madness of the eh<M they hod not would secure a peaceful soluticm^qf «nr «if the Atlantic,'add between Abla smlI vail against her. Let every child of the anticipated what might be abefcd, when national dlffictiltios: and if any rtito > Republic learn to live for God, his Land America lay tte^ Pacific. *S”n of the they suddenly came upon a squad of pick- refused to join said convention to oniend Republic,’ahM theftteme mysterious voice: ana Union I” - ■ the Con«liUiHon,or adjust ft pcpocabte aep. •With these words thu figiiro vanished. ns before, ‘look and learn r ' aratinn, it would stand conthteqaed before , 1 startod from my seal, and fell that I •At that moment I beheld a dark, the civlliied world.' . _ , K ... shadowy behi* - like nn imgcl, stand* had been shown the birth, progress, and hy the men, but Clark's horse, after run Earnestly deprecating cjvil.'war among ing, or rather floating In mid nir betweeni destiny of the Republic of the United ning about fifty yards, reared up and fell brethren, we implore and bceeetX you U> r States. In Uxiox she will have her Europe* and America. ''Dipping water dead. He had been shot in the brente. accept thia course, which you' tnay rote out of the oeestt in tho hollow of eacht strength, -In JYiavuRnt her destruction.’ Clark immediately daahed into a thickdl. asw red is the rest choice of'lh^jyfS^e,^ •Suth, my friend’ cotieluded the ven hand, he sprinkled some upon America where tho cavalry-cottld not follow, and crablo narrator, *were the words I heard with bis right hnnd;'while he cn«t npon < Xlist Blast ef the NwrtWra Bo<id. ’ Enrope siHiie witfr Ms left. Immediately Ifrom Washington’* own lips, and Amer­ question - but'received'.no answer from my mysterious visitor other than slight telling of her eye*’ By this time 1 felt a st tenge sensation spread ’ through' hdl*.' f would Have riae^,'tat life YlVfUd gsie os'the being before mo rendered' vafitloH impossible, - l asaayed otiee more to ad dress her, btR'cnf' tongue bad breftmo peralized. - A-new- influence, lAytterkros. poteirt, irtvw’.stable, tot* poesetalon of me. AH L could do was to pare ■teadil v, varttntly,' at my ntiknown visitant. - Gradtrtlly, liik surrounding atmosphereedemed as though bttarfrrlng filled with sensations and grew lumtooW.' - Everything'-about me seemed to ritrlfy/Uio myoterieus vis­ itor herrelf becoming more airy, and yet more dhlinck-to my sight than before. J no# begin to focl'as one dying,'or rather to experience the sensations wbieh I have sometimes Imagined' sert.mplrny disulnlion.I did nrrt think. I did not renren. I did hot move; allNrere shke impossible. I was only conscious of’gating, fixedly, vacantly'At my'companion. ’ •Presently ! beard ft voice, myingt ‘Sbn of the Republic*,' look’and learn I white nt the same tiuie. my visitor extended her arm imd forefinger • eastwardly. I now beheld a heavy whito vapor ar some -dlw fetnee, rising fold upon fold. This grad­ ually dispatched; nnd I looted upmi a •tnmge teene. Before mo lay atretebed but in one vadfj>hm all the countries «>f' 'L’Tu Tho last time I evsr saw Anthony Sher, man was on the 4th of July; 1859. in In dependence Square. • Ho wo» then ninetyW.PARKER, one. and beeriming very feeble; but though ISAAC C. MOTT. ITUOI.ES AT Ji and retail dealer In Groceries so old. his diming erea rekindlrf ss he Is now receiving from New York and looked at-Independence Hall, which, be Ihrston, his fall slock rif raid, he had coma V> gare upon ones more before he wa* gathered home. “Whet time is ill’ aatd he. raising his trembling eyes to too eteek in toe steeple, DANIEL COOK, and endeavoring to ahado too former with Consisting in part of TCSTICK OF THE PEACE, G.nrral Usd and a toaktng hand—‘what lime is it V I con’-l • J Tm Arent, will attend to the collect lea of New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, dehuand all oilier biuinvM pertaining to idsoffice. Crushed, Powdered nnd Granulated Su­ ■ae to well nnw m I used to ’ Ut« in Uuodyrer’* block, «p Mair* ‘Half past three? ica will d«» well to profit by them. f— pra~ ; •Cnme. thru.’ be continued, let us go a dark cloud arose from each of these i tniue his fete. Two of bn fellow tnafle We plead guilty to toe charge of barMolatsea and Sy rup«, countries, and joned in mid ocean. For Iher rember that in Union sho has her I. A. HOLBROOK, into lhe Hall; I want to tell you tn inci. mg. In times past, talked tn*1-”" Green an<j Black Ten*. A TTOBNEY and Couuaclor at U*. Sph«jU»r in awhile it remained atatinnary. and then 1■ircnth, in Disunion her deatrutlon.’ dent of WasMngtan ’ a life — one which no nnd trusted impllctltly in Ni A Chancery. General Land »nUI Tax Agvut.Ri<», Ceylon, and Java C«>flc, moved slowly westward, until it covel bung at ones, and without mercy, but eervatism. The ted hi tfjcrJ Stone, yVcmden, and Willow Ware, oped America iq <t« murky fiddr. Sharp Billy jCuoper, another of bis townsmen, vacates of that particular 'riNL —....— Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, ifird. Mark me, I am not supertitioua, 1flaohenof lightening now gleamed through J. M. RUSSELL. succeeded ih haviagdtpastpusfcduntil toe toatnselreS habitually so’warhflv hi ftvtfr Salt nnd Water Lime, it at intervals,' and I li_*ard the smothered HYSICIAN and burgeon. Office in EuxmU's bvt.you will sro it verified? Monday morning at 6«*riock. of -the 8<>uth, scouted so 1«iftlijf ’ the idrer •‘rireuaJlocnti.m,” synonymous terms. In following ’ Soap*. Salcratus, Cassia, Pepper and groans mid cries T>f the Amrrioto people. 1 •lore, State strest^ I Rrachhig the visitors' room, in which I Myerw was at once dneareersted -Io the of'eberttoA, im8 adrowMid *W*sb much ‘A arijowd lime tho arigri dipped from the newspapers, that wc give the ful­ Spice. • • lhe sacred relies of our icarly dnys aro jailvand nothing.saved him but Iheattack apparent sincerity «' ■vstetn W'concllJOHN ROBERTS, the ocean, and-sprinkled It out as before. lowing' practical ■ Illustration, fr»r which i preserved, we sat down npon one.of the IN and Sureeou. DirclEngoa Br»sd1and f^i.tof Monday morning, M a mo inton and roncession, that ’fltehaands of The dark cl«»»d waetlten clrskvssa back to the Qndinnsti iinqairtr is reaponsibk : old fashioned wwden benches, end my A day nr two since, an unviphislicatad jment which left bat nbout half an boor Southern men were completely'dedel.rcff. occsn, into Hs heaving' waves It »unk Drug,, Faints, OUa, Burning Flu­ venerable friend related to me the follow­ the intereening between Mm and the gallown. There fa no doubt wbaftrtrr 'fiial MrOpin' from view. A .third titne I heard 'the ,darkey wnihrf upon a certain military ing -singular narrative, which from the H. P. CUEMBT, id, and Camphene. A joyful sound indeed was the roar of the run prevailed among uo, that'if Lincoln mysteHnus voice,-Mylng,- ’Sort of the Re- ffcnllemitn'uith a Mil for lt.i5.fur wnsh- j peculiarity of oar national affairs at the first gtn ou the heavy morning air to should attempt to mika war upon :tho Ing d«me nt a tump Imspita!, which, after ! ■ preronttime. 1 hn»o induerd to gi»6 pehlic, look' nnd leera.’. that man who expected nothing but that South, tho conserrativt’ ctemeftt In ther Keroslue OH und Lumps’ ■I cast my eyes upon Americivand be­ undergoing a rigid scrntlny^by the officer, . ■ to the world. 1 give it as werly a* posin a few brief momenta he would be North would overwhelm.lhe AdntlairtteEver idTcn-d in Batpr Crprlt,sll.of which held villages;towtrt and cities sprinvin- was returned with the following exnlnnn- . ' ribte in hi« "ten word*. . launched.into eternity, and dangle a stiff- Mcmfond bv llmely firvenirate'srotlid extion, which theastonished son of Etnfopls ( up, one nflec another until tho whole will bea.4d.st priws that c*nnol fail: to teed aid artd fmreor to bt?: It whs thungW ‘When toe l>»ld netion of our Congress I., n. STEWART, tend, frotn the Atlantic to the Pacific, listened tn with an equal amount of won suit.piirchasvre. . ... ,. .J:.' io assort ing lhe independence of lhe Cuithirty thousand afiti l-ineote majority lA . Pariicular aUcdlum paid to filling or­J «mfrs became known in the world, wa was dotted with them. Again I heard lhe der and perplexity : New York citv woriff ft*. eri-taNlWH “ Thhi 6ilr, ” said the military gentleman ( mysterious voioe say, »3on of lhe Repub ­ ders from Haatinp and vicinity, and were laufflied "nd scoff ’d «tas silly, prewith the Boutti, or, ak ift events,' wotflfr • ‘ will Aral bare to be sent to the Quartier. ' lic. tho end of i» century comelh; look and satisihetion guaranteed in every case. exMbil Its genuine sympathy vtith'wuit womptorors rtbete. whom British granaMiehlon. master General, at Washington, and ho —’Hie highest market price always diers would soon tame into eubmtMion; learn? ' ' ' to las rescocni and an overruling Provi-- section by declining to take «p ■brms’ frir ‘At this the dark, shadowy nngri turned will report to the Adjutant General, whn paid tor PiodtKc. but, umtenutedly. we prepared to make deuee. ue finding himself snatched from Itehalf of the Federal Go«retffm«rt. — his face southward, and- from Africa I will lay it befi>ro the Secretary of War ' ISAAC C. MOTT. Cmd what, we had said. Tlx keen anthejnwa of death. There was not wanting arm dig nstory The Adjutant being saw nn Ill-omened specter approaching tor lus approval. Alter the capture of Myren, Clark tin numbers of shrewd and experienced efttJefferson Sk.» door. Ea.t_sfn.ttl. Cre.k Doom•. counter mme, ani tho world knows toe ' our land. Il flitted slowly and heavily Ml II ww-ravw-------- -sntfsGed, it will be sent to the Auditor of cloiioE Mortittsea by advertisement. Battla Cn.sk, Sto*. , remilt • It •• M«-v plesaanl fnr those dertook to make his escape by keeping; tens who calculated largely on the enniover every village, town, and city t>f lha ul Stkte, who will approve of ft and send IsLlteO. nov2l-tf the prerant groeratom to talk nnd the woods. The cavalry coaid not follow mereial tics and identity of interesta belatter, the inhabitants «>f w blch immedi- it to the Secretary of the Treasury, who him, but tho pickets and a party of infen-■ tween thoifouth aud-West, and who be­ write of tho days of Sevontyxix, but they , ately set themaelvev In battle arny. one who will send it to the United States ’ lioved ttiiim.-uelyOhfo) Inffiaofo iftalw<her little know—neither can they Imagine— I against the other. A* 1 continued look­ Treasurer, who will at once dispatch an B. c. pbinpi.1:, the trials and sufferings of tones - fearful him, kept up i lot pursuit. He was SOLE MANCFACTtniinaOFTUEhll’BOVro , ing, 1 aaw a bright kneel; on whose brow order to tlw Collector of this port to pay •tJDGS OF PROBATE. days. And there is thing that 1 much known to them and they stmined every ' GLTTA PERCH A rested a crown of light, on which was the tri!!.nervo to effect his capture. They ecatter. fear, sod that Is. that the American peo­ I traced the word Uittow, benrinff the ■ The darkey relieved himaelf of a longedsn all directions, and frequmi 11 y had ple do not properly appraemto the boon , American fl.ig, which he' placed het ween drawn sigh.’“Then, mawa,*’We remarked rffreedren. Party spirilla yearly be­ him surrounded, so thst he was obliged to bubles of the imagination!—-¥e» Oisees1 , the divided nations, and said; •Remem* “dat lost gcmblati ymrspbke 6f pays for DANIEL KTRIKEB. coming atrongar and stronger and unless Bet., ■ • ■ • -. •• v-’>rn A lOUSTY CLERK. Notary Pebto. ■’’J'G****} de whshtitg*.doss bet* ' . her je ere brethren’’ ■ - . Several times wbefi .thus bolsegurod he it IS checked, wilk nt no distant day, I Land Md Tax Agent. Office tn Court IT IS FIRE ATO WATER FRDO’ J •instantly. Ute iHmbltantn.resting from “Nb,M conthiubtf the other, “h.o will crawed like tin Indian fur a great distance undermine and tumble into ruins toe noble s them their weapon*, became friefids onw hand it tn the Quartermaster; but as structure of tho Republic. Dot let mo more, and united around lhe national there is no such officer here at present, W. Beaeber'a lecture delivered to tbahasten to n»y narrative. OLIVER E. EVERTS, standard. And again ! heard the rttyrte. some proper person musfbe selected for •From the opening rif toe Revolution rjdus voice saying, *Son of the Repnb. that purpose, who must be appointed by ha suffered terribly from hunger abd thirst. Brooklyn soldiers on Sundey before last* HERIFF. M‘J b« frond i» »^0,.Cottrt U But life wed. at a take, and mercrinm fort ■e«>»Ji>s owidonre, nwr.ihAJaB- —<e Mpsrirowd at! phases of fortune­ lie, the second’ perH i« pete—look and the Secretary of War. under' the direction T RHILUPS. Vxdm SsMunf aqdJriter. now good and now ill. atone time victo­ of the President, and his nppolntmcnt ’ *-■ = GOTTA PERCHA CEMEHT, rious, end at anotoer conquered. The Itant? haty slavery Intensely—m much aa an* Gm‘And I beheld tbs vHIngcs, towns, and must be approved by the Senate. -t-—■■ -■ -■- * ■- _ ■__ ,____ -w* ..Kar liar King othar man. 1 detest it. Slavery offtr darkest pcripd. wa hnd. however, n««. > cliica of Amerlow’lperaitee -in sisu artd gross not bring In-sesritwi nriw/the com-' wJ_ ■-L__ 4.1— C te.-’llM.Xte--' .tonic when WasbingUM). after several numbers till st loot tlwy -dorered nil the mlsston cfthtiot’be Issued until after ft of the ahop, dr the'faetoty, bftfra jilahtareversra, retreated to . Valley Forge, land from the Atlantic to tho Poeific and nfteta. When the commission te tesarf, tfoe. I fove tba nf mid. I W where he resolved to past the winter of their inhabitants became ns numerous aa the Quartermaster wHl thow ft to the Groceries! ! P p JOHNS &CR08LEY, CEMENT HOOFING, S Ji n- H. N.HMKLDON, OVNTY TREASVRBB. 6ffi« In ‘b» Conn Hestw.. . . ' 1'? '.. . ..^, C P R0SE0CT1NW ATTORNEY. Law. SobcHor nod Counselor “no wsat . lira IS kbqcibrd. <■" 4>«< W> MAMMON —MTB, J intern- comtT com* I Czinnaaltar A Riilkeilor. is all tn* vonny d. h WIIAI1M STB■ KT, ' i of Liberty Street,J NEW TOBKi JOHN* k CBONLET. T7' Ah’. I have often seen toe tears coursmg down <wr dear own comman­ der's corn worn cheeks ns he would con­ verse with a confidential officer about tbs crmdition of bte poCLSolJ^^ You have doubtlcM beard the story of Wasluogtou goisfftntoe lhe thicket to..prv- -WoU. it is aot only true, but be used often to pray in secret for aid and enmfprt frofls toaiGodthe interposition ef whoso-Itv. kg provide al"*® brought n, safely through thotw dark days of tribu|*Uon. Collebtor, and'demariA the fends. Ynd win then eall upon Mm; he WUr-bxnndne vour bill mid if correct, be ’wilt pay It, yoft giving yuur veeripl.” ' The Wortnnata nigger first scratched and learn.’ •At this, the dsrk.shadnwy nugfcl ptaoedI Ms h«fl:<heti shook It. and flnrflly a trompet to hl» month, and blew - three• “i gncwTll hab to-tot dis wa»Hihg slide, distinct blast*, ami taking »*' from the» but ft Is de tee’job I- does for Unrie Bam;' oeean, aprinWed it ’•-©«*' upon’ Europe, ’ _ __________ Asia and Africa. ' •Then my.eyes lookad’-Upon a>f<wrfol • »-k eeldfer mbo-wws IM the Bbtbd fight writes: “Some uf oa here had very _ __ __ _L.-.———— I.-— lie.. • .Ih fl. m."mi nl ,. sOm dev. I remember it well—tbo which soon Chillv wind whistled and howled through not this mnat tba Arafle-a tress, though । mvsterinna vnk». sqyinft ‘Bon of tho Ra-■ public the end of a century cometb—too*: seat ©row, wMfr । salted by • to America, which wnMry . J.—L.t_____ . I—. .4— IkkWM Ci—««* «•*>'**: Here every man has a Ms own freedom. T/it right of every man,'yet' Lyon, bring a regularly educated aoldior, wmy- of eimUeipsti'Xr.' ' Im?- taught his r.mateur brother* in arms the fifteen States of Ylic a Icasoa Waubay gaeatly need, vi«: Iww to dcal,wilh masked batiorias and acnhuKadcx. instead of wasting the lives IMWMW of his men by a fruitlm attack, be praotioeii tye final 11 ar. ruga pf a pretended flight, brought tba ooacay tote proper poaitipn Muiwithul wage, and than open­ eut end rwa then that ir fhMIr tori* 1 ing fire upon them, with tus artUI«ry,wno M mk. rtMMmr.l hWnkA.*.... on easy victory.. The Misarsiri eeocearaa. .HoW TP t>SAL WrtN AW AmSCXH.—God, Batumi eg I-an-order It. man aatThlrhta'kfc, F**«t Udtettca, tRaal •fljteridi soaee otber^-atopped to that .whwte looted r«i baL l aaafa > ♦Wheteffia- b.ha rtbeHM a. ria a. rush ./ ■ ■ M» v ati, !»■»?<* HI" �WAR NEWS! ! 7rxcu|t*1|fcTW*82 dOi MOUS It ' Hioxsevoww, JuW 2. tarty tktemorafng tie troops r^centrated here eroaasd the ford tn WitHams- It' WMbcmUj HeralBf. tntbe Tat Wisevmrinand IlthPron. nia regiments. They name wkbtu SyAvs yards nt the earemy. The > M Martinsburg ainoonted to f<»or worw, a* 000.000. <m. W"lb .0. slf the Union. uiUUuaial».l*iU ud. T prwparwffow virw >r»»k -vw wv Ttal wrnrir ■/ ..f lfr». .(pr>.p.r •*—•h—«y or oomtooQ sailor is known to h««. tUUiflM. Great honoris due,!,7*2 , OtBM. * "W w — ---V_ U «bo.l principle •*><»: H «tajow. TW wltH« ver the State; tea’ .„IM bed tuor pfaom-mf sniHerr, Mrt rilW near M-iffrfb, i*wy myr!"—psehum - U* I'.),.. and from the socalled eeeedad Btetes ; they ta irritate rero left on the field In their officers commanding lhe Babins. la which President's Message. . - . 1 WASMtoOToa, July &. The PreaWent’w Message wax received and read. It Is as follows: wwefiesvs. The rebels finally retreated, fearing their knapsacks and blankets every A rebel privateer has raptured two Northern vessels off Cape Battersea. T*rir aamee are the Transit and the Hkrmnh Balch. The f-u-mer is owned in General lisa’s vrifa, formerly Mary Curtis, remarked a few days ago that her hwshand had sweat grest drops of blond because nf tho fatal step he had taken In joining the rebels. WnMinto. July 3. ■ Both Hooses of the Ixgielatnre organtxrd yeeterday. Lleat. G*»r. Fslsly. took tee Chair m the Senate. Daniel Frost quafrh armistiue of the late Admitiirtra Uoti, and of the existence. nf the preernt Adininistratioo, up tn lbs time lhe order was duvpadH-d, E.d only u>. vagus sad giant insurrvetion to make its rtwt within uecartam rumors to fix attention, had re her In*refers, and thia Government has fused to land troops. To now reinforce rendered au by the mem exhauwion of Having been convened on extraordinary crmveutiim, as authorized by the Giusti tutioo, yi'nir attention is act called to any ordinary legislation. with the so called Confederate Stetea.and •ani raamlwra to lhatr C>mgr«Mt al Mont­ gomery. and finally they permitted lhe insurrectionary govenmieat 1“ be trana- Government bad a few days buf<u« com utencrtl preparing an expedition aa well adapt rd as might he to relU-ve Fort Sum­ ter. which rxpeditiim was in ended t«i be idenUal term fimr mmiths agn. the functultimately used, or not, according tn eir.inns of the Federal Govrrnnient were cumstaixxw. Th<- suongs^t anticipated found to be generally suspended within the several Statee of Smith Carolina. Ge«vrgia. Alabama, Mieafeaippi. Dmiaana. been intended. In this contingency It add Florida —^excepting tboae ««iy of the wm also resolved to notify lhe Governor Postoflice depart menu Within these of South Carolina that he might expect States, all lhe forte, arsenals, dockyards that an at tempi would Im made tn pro­ custom hottsea, die., including all lhe vision the Fort, and that if the attempt movable and atstiaoary property in and •h<Hild nol be resisted, there would be no about them, hud been seized and held in attempt to throw in men, ammunition or open hostility In this Government ex­ arms, without further notice, or in case cepting <mly Frata Pickens. Thy lor, and of an attaek upon the Fort. Thu notice , _______ .. llST" X•”? ”“r£ EL' >. ri*“ was accordingly given— whereupon the F<>rt was allacked and bomluuded to its the eMMirWh fric­ tion. Bu'rwiy swdl man ha--as strung a motive U» preserve iwr librrtirv, •• each bad then t*« establish them. A trisw of which several oftbs*£tatrw were right resull at this tune, will be worth f>-r<nrd. Is it joat tent they should go >4T more te» the world, than lea limmuhe without refunding ! The nation pnid very laqre sums, in the aggregate I hriiere. nsariv dlM.ttO.fMO to rehera Florida Ahi bl that the malarial for the bnnda of legislation to give it sagelimi. the loval cilixrM have in dur form claimed •nd the hand ut lb- Executive l« give it Us pro'soti<m. Those lo.val ciliims the Government ia bound lo rro*ffnixr and protect, as bring m Virginia. In the ment is t<> avoid reo^mxing troops faster Border States so in fact the mtd- than it can provide for them. In a word tbe people will save tbelr Goveranien’. policy which I hey called armed neutrality. if the Governmenl will du ita part only indiflereully well. Jl might seem al first thought to be ot I ill l« diferunua whether or the diauchm tee othac, over thrir soil. the pcreeol movemettl at lhe 8-iuth be This would be dis nion completed —fig- culled sterMioh or rebellion. The movers, nrstlvrlv apesking. Il would.Iw tbv huild- however, well undvtsUsid lhe difference. They knew al lhe beginning that they could never raise their treason »o any re­ spectable magnitude by any name which 1 implies violaUoii of Isa ; they knew their them. Our popular govcnimret has nf ten been called an experiment—tw.. pmttr i in it mtr people have •attleil; the .uceeu- ful eetablishing and the succewiful ad-nfe. | |«m •».>»“■ v?; to “ BSSiwyjHrrtwiluKK iwxj-- “ r : » .1 • 7 VFVKUA X0U Or CO5HT . imerwal attempt to overthrow it, 1 in debt fiir nwmev applied <1 w the benefit now fi.r them to demonstrate to tU world of these so raUsJ •moding States, in w»minnn with the ‘rest. Is it just either that creditor ahnll go unpaid, or the remaining ballots are the rightful and peaceful »uc States pay tbe whole T A part nf the rrsw-rs of bullets, and that when ballote are fairly and existitutkmally derilec there can be no succesdul appeal Imek m biilleta-^that there can be no -mccratfuF appeal except back to ballots thenuelrt* hU hereriQt Ann; if »ns Sfet* seerdr. b< ihav another , and when all I at a •twcceding elcct'nm. Such will be a shall have seceded, none is left tn pay the delito. fe ihfe quite juH to creditors T— people possexv-d as much devotion to law Other* to lhe Inewrvwctheriste, which it amid ■nd onfer. as much pride an<i reverance t>- the history and government of their I it would take all the Imublroff the hands c*imm<<n country. as any other civilized which thev will promise tn remain. The both bodies last night, together with Aw. । of seertaum. except only what precevda and patriotic people; they knew they •seeders Instar that rate. Corti tn teat ad-.u from o1Sri.ll, w, from the external bl<-ckade. Il w«»uM could make no advxneement directly in do for lhe disuniooista, that much nf all lhe teeth of 'brse strong and noble senti­ make a M’fonal Conatituthwi «f their tars, things they most desire : teed them Well ments. They accoedingly commenced improved condition. new ones had been unusual ratisfatiivn. It in a thnmugh re­ and give them disunion w iihout a struggle by an insiduous delmu- hiug of the public carted rw retabtrd lhe righto nf eereesine built aad armed, face* had been organ the asanult upon and reduction of F»rt of their own. It reoignixea no fiifelity slew of secession in Virginis, and of mmds; they fnveatsd an ingenious soph­ as thev in«i«t it exists in oure. If they Sumter, was iu no sense a nuttier of self­ •o ibe Ginstitution, no obligation to u»aincauses leading to the fiimuitinn of the ism a hiefa, it conceded, was f< 4lowed hy have rest reined it hv thrir own rvmatrne for ths same hostile purposes. The Forte defense <m the pert of the assailants.— present Government, am! recommends remaing in the Federal poaseaslon and They well knew that the gsrrieoti in tbe »n energetic eo-operaiion with the Federal esdt-nta of tbs ooinnletr dratructhwi ufthe ncarThene States, were cither besieged Fort could by no possibility commit ag Government. zena. Uix nevertheless very injurious in Union The sophion itaelf is tint any Tweffty seven thmirand dollars in spe­ or menaced by warlike preparations— greseion upon them. They knew they efli-ct. * State of the Union may o<Mi*tenily with wav of •ettlinr their dotto nr effecting especially F«rt Sumter, which was nearly cie belonging tn the State, was seized and were expressly notified, that the giving Recurring to an action of the governtee nation’s ciurstiUitiou. and teeref-re Mirroendrd by well prelected hostile bat­ of bread to the few brave and bungrv brought here last ntght by order of the mem, it may be stated that at first a lawfully and peacefully—-withdraw from priori nl* Uw'IHanno of disintegralton. and Gnverpor. from the Exchange Rank of teries, with gnna eqnal in quality tn the । men of tbe garrison, was all that would call was made for 75.000 militia, and the UnivMi, without ten consent of the Un Heal of its own. and oulmimlirrina the Weston.-’ Il is supposed thnt Wise was । on that occasion be attempted, unless the v rapidly following thia, a proclamation was endure. If all the Rta’rs wire nne abonld themveIves, by Rousting so much, should i»sued for chwing lhe porta of the insur­ beading for Westen to get this money. guise that the eupp^wed right is to be rx p>>rti>«a’e share >4 the Federal muaketa provoke more. They knew Chai this G»v. , rectionary districts hy prooredhigs in WasnixoTOK, July 3. erciard only |«»r Just cauar, themselves to and rifles, bad somehow found their way ernment desired W keep the garrison in < the«n of a Lloaufe. So far all was Iw Notwithstanding former reports and ru­ into these States. Sod had been seized to nf the -ore—l~i politicians would at <mrw the Fort, not tn areail them, but merely lieved to be strictly legal. At this point mors about Major General Fremoul’s thin tu merit any notice. With rebell­ command, it was. not until to-day that the molatume of the public revenue lying to maintain vialble poeseasion, and thus lhe iusurreelioDMta announced Ihsir pur­ ion thus sugar oatnl, they have been conclusion was reached hy the govern­ within llem bad been seized fur the same to preserve lhe Union from actual and pose of entering upon the practice of Rut «uim*«e that nreri«.-l< immediate dlseululkxi, trusting, as herein­ privateering. Other calls were in»le for ment. ’He has Impatiently awaited his before stated. t<» time, dtscumioti, ami the volunteers t» serve three years, unirwv m we than thirty years, until at length orders while carefully refraining from ex he railed the acceding of the other pressing a preference for any particular of it within lhe immediate* reach of the ballot box, fur final adjustment, and they •ooncr discharged, and also largo addi nsaailed and reduced the Fort for precise lions to lhe regular army and nary.— field. He had a lang interview with tbe govcnimcnt, the day after e-»ms assem­ the Mredera claim tn On. Hole** ind~cd. Government. Officers nf tbe Federal These measures, whether strictly legal or President last night, and will at ('nee blage of men have enact.-d the faretai «*n Army bad reXigned in great numbers, and visible authority of the Frderal Union, 1 not. were ventured, upon what appeared leave Washington to take command of it ia a minority, mar right full r do jha» nf tboee resigned a great portion had and thus force it tn immediate diarolution. j to be a popular demand for a public the great wctlerB mnvetnenL taken up arms against ths Government. That this waa their object the Executive nrceaaity. (rutting then, at now. (hat Wmhirutow. July 5. such thing the day l>efi>re. This »>ph Simultaneously, and in connection with1 well understood, and having said tn them G mg rest would readily ratify them.— The European diapalehen. it is under­ this, tbe purpose to sever tbs FederalI in the Inaugural address “you can hare politicians are profound in the right* nf Il is believed that nothing has'bern d«ne stood. show an improved dispuaIti<Ni in Union was openly avtnred. In accord­ minorities. Thev am not i»srtial r<» that • no conflict without being yourselves the beyond lhe cuusiitetionnl competency of power which made the Ctwiviwttl.m. and them ia some omnipotent and ance with the purpose, an ordinance bad Aggressors,’’ be took pains nut only te» From France, the Moniirnr'^ article, been adopted in each uf those States, de­ speak lr»»m the preamble railing -Srr. keep this dedaraliim good, but also to which afforded so much jay te the seces- claring । the’ people." the States respecti wily to be1 keep the case so far from ingenious soph aiumsto. has been explained away to tfes separated i It msv well lw rpirstioned whether from lhe National Union. Tbe' istry that the world should not misundrr cases, according to his discretion, tu sus­ evident salisfectiun of Secretary Seward. Ihuumla fur instituting a combined govstand it. By the affair at Fort Sumter, pend lhe privilege of (be hehraa corpus, them in tho Union by the Gaistitutioa, tx> The moat hearty and xiucere express- icrnmenl for these States, had Iwcn pro­ with its surrounding ciraomstaMss, that j or in other words, arrest and detain with­ ioos of sympathy with the United States imulgated, and thia illegal organization in hap. S-mth rarolina. in fever of diattnpoint was reached. Than and there by I out resort lu ordinary processes am! forms Inn. the character <>f the Gvnfoderate Staten. the assailants of the Govamment bepan of law, such individuals as he might deem British colonial dependence. and new on re wm already invoking roe<^niti<>n, aid the conflict, without a gun in sight, or ex No privateers will be permitted to en and intervention from foreign powers. This authority has purposely been ex­ corns into Uoi*m directly. from a nmdi poctancy to return their firing, save only Finding -this cwnditiou of things, and be­ the few in ths Fort, amt to that harbor ercised. but very sparingly ; nevertbclrsa Staten. Tbe cmtrary ha« not >w*n dem lie vei ng it to be an imperative duty years before for their own protection, and the legality and propriety of what has a State.— alill ready to give that protection in what­ been dune under it are questions, nnd tbe KE?. _ „______ — - — •——» voipMile feet uf all b the unanimous firmneM common soldiers and entnuum aaifen,—1 To the last man; an ftr as known, they succerafully resbted the trsllnnmx dfenx of them wboee oommand within an hour before, they obeyed ss absolute law, is a patriotic instinct of plain men; tfe, us^eretand wltl tmt an argument that fee destroying <>f the Government which wM mode by Washitigl«m.means no gi»vfCir what they cann»t take by an elertite', neither can they take by a war—teaching Stag te- •S^Tg’ctlAMBW mind* <>f candid mra as to what is to teetvMirsrnf the Government towardttL: S Htthnrn States after the rehellmo shall p>w then a« ever to he guided hy the CmsUtutiou <>td the laws. and that be probably will have no diflermt understandrnl tvoiernmrnt relatirrlv to the righto nf the Slates, or the people under the Conalitiition than that expr-wed in tte Innugund Address, lie desire* to preserve the Government that it may be ad ninfe. trred f-r all, ns it was administered by lhe men who made it. Iziyal viturns > SaMK TXXTiMOMT mrcrr terms. The cmstitsti<v< provided, and all lite State* aerrpted its pr>vi«i>m feel the United States ahnll gwvrantee inevrcz R’at»- in thi* vnirni. s repnMiiwn f-*»u *4 Govertimetil. but if ■ State iiwy Uafellv The Mother’" Ml-* 1- vi rwmrtB’. s i th-it t-* prevent its going •ot. Is sn indivpvnviMr m -sns --f ohtsie- of employing the war power in difixisanf lhe Government, f.wred up>« him him. He maid lint perfirm thi« duty <-r sarrmdrr the exist <-nre of the (»-v»ramrai, N" mmpmmbe hy public arm ants rteld In this br a cure. Not that mmpn-nii-ea are iHU often proper, but that u<i popular immediate destruction, by girln-.’ «p th*’ mala point up-nt which th»- prinple give tbe election. The people thrivelvra and ever was loyal. In this act discarding all atteuliun uf (be country has been called It is certain that after the direbarga of II attempts tn destroy the Federal Union, else, they have forced upon the country States «« coining into the Utram, whib not their arrvants. ran aalely reverae tn tbe propositus that, one who is sworn • tbcee month’s troops, there will still ' n i-boicw uf means tn that and became in- the distinct issue uf immediatedisaoliition military rnrnp« wh«-re the haynnrts were their own drltberare deririow. A» a pri­ to take rare that tbe laws he feiihfully diapensabla. This choice was inade. and or b|m>d; and this issue embraces more executed, should not himself violate them. nil on one ride nf the quesrion voted upon, vate citizen, the Exerttltre roakl s-4 which, added to tha regular army, will was idedMwd in the leaugural addrmu.— than the fate of these United States; It depewdrnce Therein the United Cnh» cm arnrcriy he HaailgiifNl-hc drMnnnalra haverona-nfed that these inatitutin .ashall Of course some consideration wm giv«o amount to 230.000 i^Scrrs nnd men. t'-ng popular sentiment. At such an e>retpresents to the whole family uf man, the tn tl»e questions of tbe power and proprie­ The pruhabla total amount required i-m nil that fergr rl«o wh<> nee nt once for Cwliim whether a constitution <1 repablic ty, before this matter was acted upon.— resort to any stronger <am. It nought uoentcy—a Government of the people, The whole of ibe laws which were requir­ waa not te declare their I n dr pend cn re of the Union and dgslnst roerviun. would -he free people had run fi-led b> him. fie only to hold tea public places nnd prep the Biiine people, can or cannot maintain ed U» he faithfully executed, were being one another of the Uni<«. bm direetlv ll»e foil that he had n<» moral right l»>shrink. erty not already wrested from the Gov its territorial integrity, sgainat its own misted, aud, failing, of execution in near- contrary, aa their mutual pledge and their inav he affirmed without extravagance mutual actios hefiire, a* the time. an<l that Ibe free inatltmiiUM which we mj.iv emment. and to coliort. tec revenue, re domestic foe. in what mav follow. In full view <»f hi« Il presents lhe question vice within (hr next twenty days, is lying fi»r the re«l on ibney discussion, and whether dteevmteuird persons tou few in afterward abundantly show. The ex­ havr developeA the powers and inipn-ved great reaponslhility. hr has an far Arwie allowed |O finally fail nf execution. had it about 3185.300,000. press plighting of faith by each nnd all the condition of our « Imvie inmple hrymtd 1 what h<- has dren.ed hi* duty. Will you lbs ba I b>t box. It promissvl lhe oontin numbers to eunlrel the administration, nf the original 13 States in the artidea of snv example in the wuurld. Of thi* we ■ n«»i according to vrnir own judgment, per­ tmnev of the mails at tea Government’s according tu the organic law in any case, Naw Yosa. July 8. Gmfrdrrat inn two years later that’the now have a striking and impremive Ilins’, form yncinil Hr sinrrrrlv hope* thil can alway «, upon the pratemus made in remitting the Government, and gave re­ this case, or any other pretences, or arbi news <>t the ci liven’a liberty, teal prarti Union shall be perpetual." is most conclu ynwr views and yngr artems may so an peated pledges against any disturbance trarily, without any pretence, break up cally it relieves more of the guilty than cord with Ma. n* to paaiire all fsithfid their Government, and thus practically Whence thia magical omnipotence of lias taken hb place there "Thia asm free put an end to Free Government upon the Stales rights asserting a claim of' power atitutinnnlly and justifiably do. In such earth. It forces ua to ask “ia there in all to them, under the Conatltuti'Mi and the t.. Iswfally destroy lhe Union it*lf{— A report in lhe city is traced to a tol­ s case, everything waa Aireboroe without republics this inherent and fetal weakMuch Is said ahnut tlis suvcrrignlv ofths • me and an-itfe-r r erably aethefltlc Som'ce That Gen. John- which, it was bviieved possibls to keep ncssl" Must a Government of nrce» , ornrsf, without guile and with pure pur­ , States, but tho word even |a nut in the wa- knowledge <>f all tl ann attacked Gen. Pst'.eJtoo at Martiospose, let ua renew our trust in (o«l, and 1 city Im too strong for lhe liberties of the ।ba violated or lhe provunm of the G« I people, or pet weak u» maintain ite own istitution teal, the privilegea of the writ tionnl Ginstitution. nor as ia believed, in prv/eaaiona. and whatever else, whether «” forward wkhoul fear and with manly We euwibeot’s first full day ia oflioe. a letter rzUicoce!" So viewing the issue n<» ।ofhabsas corpus shall not be suafamdod. any of the Slate Gmstitutiona. What is uaeful or elegant, ia known tn lbs wh>4e a sovereignty I, With a particular sense frvrw Maj. Andereoa, crawmending at i Xcepl in cases of rvlittlllun or invasion, . ABRAHAM LfKCOUt of lhe term, would it be wrong te» d-dare Furt Sumter, written on the 28th of FobUm public aalely (haw require it. It wan ulem.a Cabinet, Cingreaa. and perhapt a | the forna employed fnrits destruction, by I decided that we have a rase of rebellion it a political superior T mrnton thedte of March, wss by that f-*rce for its preservation. The call w«a and the public safety requires the qualifi Court, abundantly enmpetei-t to adminisTerted by thbt.no one nf our State* ex Alxxaxusu, June 30. Department ptewd ia hm hands. This ' made and the response of the Oonnlry cept Texas wax a Sovereignty, and even ter the Government. Nur do 1 say this This ruewniog at daybreak fuurtei 1 was neat gratirymg. surpassing in unan Ti-xaa gave up the character nn coming is not true also ia lhe array of our Ute rebel seuwls attacked three pickete U tl of the writer, that reinfiwewments could iwiity and spirit, the imwt sanguine ax Il is iasisted that C-tigrsns, and n.< the [ mtn the Unl-m, by which afit she aeknnwt- frirnds—now advrrMries,in this mntrai Fourth Pscnaylvfaia regiment, b*-l<» pectations. Yet n*«e of these Slates Executive, is vested with this power, but | edged the Ginstitution «f the United buiiiiae-> mush the better reAarai whv lK_ _________ _ __ L •____ r . .raer, atali-tnsd oornnionly called 8lnve States, except States, And the law. and treaties of the ited supply nf provtaton*; and with a United States made in pursuance of the frora Alaxaadria. wounding Lawrilan view to holding possession of the same Whoever, in any section, regular State nrrsnixAtion. A few regi­ ths prupMitii* was pis inly nmde for a Oinstitntinn. to be for her supreme law. I be, brukro up. Kuamor, uf Blue Ball, and killing Tb-w. With a force less than 10.000 veil didments have been organised within some dangerous emergency it cannot lie liefiev- The State* have their statim tn the Union pr-poees to ahandoe such a Government Murray, of Norristewii. The pickets plined men. This opsniun wtm concurred other of those States by indh idual enter rd t bat the framers of the instrument m- and they have no other legal ntatoa. If would do wyll to consider, in deference tn Mtahigaa.uwl returned tea fire, killing two rebels and in by at! the officers nf Ms command, prise, and received into the Gvv-rrnment whnipriaeipfe bad.we H—wWlw the and their memoranda on tbesanjact were sulwtitutc will give nr be intended to give m».fe enclosures of Maj. Anderwm’s let­ be tailed Uigrther, the very aarembiinc and not themaclv«i erprrwtrly. prerxwrd ter. The.wbMe was bntnwdiately laid joined about tbe lime of the Inauguration of which might be preVHMMl, as waa in­ their independence and liberty hy erm. before Lieutenant Gvn*rai Srritt. who at tended in this cam, by the rwbellk*. Nn laretioos ut'independence, in whhdi rmlikr more extetided argument ia n.»w nflhred the giuid old one pMmed by Jrifemm, hix opinion. Oo reflucthm, however, be took full time In conusultlng ether oflkwra both nf the Army and Navy, and at the «ns — in Virginia. North Carolina. feuend of four day* eame rrtuctantlv t».tt Cdimiea made the Union, and tareturn ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. driderdly to the Mtnweondusi<« aa before. mined entirely BTATg or Mrcme am. I . CHANCEBY O ann or wm* S aS tbs *f >a,C SU II—T sums hU appw lathis asaae within *“»* Mew Advertisements. portant. A crmveoUoo elected by lbw CoiHrtitnli. HaaneyUhniane if I min ht rate lbs Executive N, u. I*” - �SIECIAL B0T1CZS. BENTON HOUSE, Boua James G. MiUer LpttaM Caaltarfimn, . RaxUoraTyda Cbadwluk E EAU LBbwdaa Ca3-ds The Fnwrtb M ■netoece Curtis Ctiwels to Co .Stow art Cbariea Footer J. B. “ Goru« Mr. J. Hawatt Emelina Boyi Isaac Hiltes Cecelia -a£.vn» Boar’ -baa reeoeily been „fjn>rihrd in tb. most substantial n—Mr. aad tM 1‘ropm'*”coahtomt tbto be ia prepared M m**t th* wants of Uses visiting tha Capital ,ho det ire th. comforts nf a first class Hotel. imand a&jflL ____ Joral ttn> JliutHmunj, Although n» preparation had Thebmldiug is of brick ; rvuma large and airy, aad utuatad in Ibe meet pleasant pat of tb* Qty. been made fur a cdebntiiim at thia place, we fuund that the people uf the surrounding Lanring. June»>, IMl. JmqmM. Iianeaster Jatnas Cadvte. in full uniform, formed company And U—e efoietod with OTmx3krOU8 DEBfLITT. ' BE ART DCXkAKR. FFVEU A AGUE, Or CONKTIPATIOM. at» o'clock, in thr Court House square, , Stacks of Pennine calling far the above will say they are Advertised. , country would celebrate in spite nl tbe dilatiirinetn of our citizens. Tbe Zouave TO CONSUMPTIVES __ ON HIGH PRICES! 80009 ilHI R.J. GRAXT. P. *. I3T* Re*d Prof. Wuod’a advertise­ ment In another column. N. BAILEY and commcMed practicing on dress pa­ rade. At about 10 *>'d««k there had nasrmbled «t lhe Court H--u»e a large Hastings' Jrite Cnrrntt, WE with number of ladies, who displayed a beau­ Stere and Btripea. Ji was soon annnouc waa to be presented t» ed that this LARGE AMD BEAUTIFUL was drawn up in line of battle in front of anne sod . Bathiag. Slrt. far’ «il! tbe concourse of Istfcs. ON HAWD of DRY GOODS!! the Zuimvm; w hereupon the omnpany K NOW of tbe LARGEST sad zo nothing more nor lees than the real old ’«• and p«renaf.| om BCST Asnuruncato tiful flag nf the natknal pattern, bring ‘ Pirate to the “Hy ARE In presenting !! -jor! uin diuq3_ DRY GOODS the fatg, Mr.. N. H. WaLBWIMfa on be half of th* ladiea. made a n«et and appro priatc address, which was approptlately respoiiiied to, by Capt. J. A. Swkkxxt, seconded by lb< Cadets in three hearty cheers. KEV DR CHAMBERLAIN, The flog ia a beautiful nne ot the regular army regulation size, and is lhe ' unaided gift of our patriotic Indies;— God bless them! The Zouaves contln ord their parade until about 11 o'chsck !r>uVlrJ ..th lnd.K*.non. failuresnrsa. Seer er Jha .Sirmaeb. Flslnfaea*. Oertiveneaa, expeted to Eptoomc (n>m change of eltatale or e rather, or ,n the drri.sr from previous dfaenaee. do not!fa totre * bntileef l*rni. W-ed • Restorative Cordml .,1 Blood Rrnsvaior. It wHI strength** yawnh.l,r»!r and bo.Id up the - rakeord arbans of ths storm. Onlr one dore will be required to eoeosee roe ot its wonderful tonic powera. See edr. when thev broke ranks tn form again at In the mean time the crowd two, P. M. gathered—they rome—they come—and ■till they c«Hne!—Somi-thiug mual lie At two o'clock the Z-'iinvex formed HOME TEST1MOXT. mnka again. and. prremfad by the Hart­ * ing. Bi»«« Band. and tbeir own martial GmoLwl Evraw Co., Mica.. Aog. >1. H. Ua C W. Rot ack—!s*r SirFee Amr years I wss sewrrlv .3.clrd with Rhremsttam •» that I WM ronhned loat bnure far atony tinrn. The ttoelei. did me ae good. and I »*» a perfoct erip GROCERIES WAR! On High Prices, at the THE LADIFS MEDICAL FRIEND, HASTINGS of all complaints pecuhsr to tbe sei. oo marriage, ii. dnUes. sbortioa sod Ua results, oo cb.tdren, tbeir Btuawd so tb* prereettoe ef eoceeptioe. with laraleahto testnwt.os* to them ea eetyecta of a peir—cater* Pnce 13 cents. DRUG STORE!!! Band, thev mart-bed »o tbe residence nf Tke Cealleouu HMIcU Cremilei, Rev. A. H. <»A«TOjr and solicited him tn deliver an extemporaneous oration. AbA Private AAvtoar. A hook for tbe old cm rang, embreciag tb* Pathology. Pror a attoa aad c— efall diseeeaaef Cnaary aad Kezaal Organs. ASS a Vural voces ef edvtee cad causal, saate as to be feaad to M Roberts &. Striker, Tbe Invitation I wing accepted, Mr. Gaston wan enrorted by the military. V>yheG>urt Honor*. which waa already filled tn nver ) flowing, anti yet, one third of the any cofiqiwM, tif ju,» *m.. •* pr -tkM. .mj its prirvfaltap I on the green, bellowed ftirth defiance tn i tyrants the Bund played ‘•Star Spangled | Hanner" and “llail Colutnhia." and tbr I llrnti.r beltl forth in eloquent and patri­ otic strah.s for the apaon of threw-fourtha . of nn h«mr. when it w»« announced that 1 'he axrrrhuto of this sp<Hilann>>ua nbul1 lithunf patriutUm were concluded The crowd rt-puired । UHTJt SotrrnlNG STROP fa ueqeeatfaeably ■n-ef tbe create*! remrdia] acral* in exiaieeee. both for tbe prevention aod euro of the alanaing rvmotom* which so often manliest thratselrea dnnng lh« teeilune period; »neh a* grintng tn h'l'ju-Xauhe'mnylfl that conipromi*** it that m> popular wrrive a nmrk >^ hocarrv lhe rlrct- new and numb complete aesortment of DRI GH ATB MEDVCINBB, fClsewIcwK Palate, Olla, Catan. phone, Raralwg FlaUA, NEW YORK COSTS; AND FARM. Please give us ■ ealt WM J. 8. GOODYEAR A Cs. MWM8, the Court HiMine NORMAN BAILEY. Ot the |K*rCtrnianeea three latter, we tnav not ’peak, save to «nF that they engroaecd I tn rich nttentioii, and <-li *ito*l much pPaier. which e>tnaito'ring the limited time fiuav c- ought tr» n<k. nr expret. On the wh**l«. the day patocdcdT ra’-her plr.i«.«ntly and A'tbout .■varldent we hme heart!. fares There tn hut on«t thing t>* Ur regretted on the part of thecitixene of I Listings ,;"'*m. Aaapr Hire re-ui.i institutinjgafed LOW PRICES’ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. GROCERIES! previous drill, iv ail lli.it we of the Z-ot rftverAmntt from ^V gitfa-.r Mp (ho No mistake this time again, with areming the cvo|uti«>na «»f the e>*ldiera. THE HORNED HORSE T he I.ctet of Lie Huow k TV. Prr>«a:tr ot Matasaitsto. Aw a woxmeb or na ana Xplfidid ftrfsnaiag Zebra. M.rkrt, ,b,d, w» arc prepared to sell at a small xar for mechaxical axd mmdicimal PCRPONEH.OXLTUn Mtiafactioti. niin>-Med. for an hour longer yard, where they E<« «kovo ta tki. THE GUIDE AMD GUARD Tbe cannon. । crowd royld Im- admitted. CR OCR ER Y! and that m. tha' they had not ntadr prcparati*«n« to entertain their visitors tr>-m the csMUtH^ better. Per TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. RABIXB. CODFISH; ia fact, eservthiag in the Grocery lias, sush aa wUl be neatlsd tbr fsmilv um. AJsa a great serfair of tbe arnDJEBau* j-jOLnrauRXi Aid CetklRjr Extracts, roa thk KsrrctAL utNKrrr *<r tmt ladies. MOFFAT’S LIFM PILLS AND PHCFiaiX BITTERS rsriy every kind ef dtsMse to which lhe bemaa am* is llaUt. Tbe follow tag are smear tbe dutresaiag eeri­ ly ot human diseas** In which tbe VECETABLEaiFE MEMC1AM Sam wsktk». for tb* stere warts, wbe eee elttoeesMth XenA for sc-.retitar fur egret* t tb* yoeng of b..tb rexea sufferieg frota Be. Habitr. ersstrebee of mtad; tee* *f power roue aebUltx. Ims of eight, wekaftrtleess. tor* olitude. eraptwe* oe the face. go.. Ac. Hr«e sei tr is too Latk ; before vou safer ineersbfa to both tody sod mind ' re Aell bMwetobeldUldfi* O O| DTBPEniA, hr tberougbly etoaasisg tb* haps it la as well m it i« ; n regular celr_ a front m th—a rd to him. He I right io shrink. hratioti **f tbe F<*urth ot Juh costa a con. •ddrtablr money, and thul, at least, has CHANCERY ORDER. hern fttll view uf hie has so far tfoftr' uty. Will you t judgment, perrlv hope* th« titre •II' Lithfid <turh*>4 in their *dv r«efo.rat»<mj ' t«xi«fai and lhe «. rhoeen owe, with pnrrptt. •st in God, and nd with manly and may he applied toward tin- defense of our country, that we may prrpcthatr nnd send down to’inir children a Fourth <>l And. too Bnere, io the Village of Hest>t>gs. In aa>d count? •! Berry, ea the tweety-drst day of May, A. D. It satisfactorily appearing to thia Coert. that ILs defendant, Harrer II. Rpeneer, to a non rssi d»0t o< thia State; <n molten ef Jamra A. ftwrexy. Selfaitor for Sb. mid Complainant. it la > .:•«««» that ll.t said drdendant. Harrry U sK«e»r eaus* hia apnearam e to be entered to thia ttau within dtrcc soontha front tbe July worth celebrating. the spontanous exhibition of STATTONTTHTr, PEXR PENCILB. INKS. PAPER. El VELOPES. CARI*. Aa., Aa. fft will axn. rant, to any one applying far it. Upoa oar sbeivee wiay be found ell of Sb THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFuRM. MOST POPULAR It Is a lore, sod beeatifa! paper. and contains tbr most rsluabto lufonnatirn no Fpenn.torte*. or Hetntoal Weakness. Tbe eaux. rfscti aad earr, thawing the awful electa ef tbe PATENT MEDICINES reverence lor the auuiveraary of the day nn which nil <uir free inatitutionahmi their beginning is worth more as an evidence iSbilf price to Pit. i of pairiotistn than a score of forced cele- j K~ Mr. Jamm Roatnon. tbe Nonpareil Horse men Is now the bright particular Star of thia calloesai exhibition. Paris. London. Vienna aad St. Petmbnnr tore, rwrded ibe supremacy ot his rtcklesa daring and agile grace, on bis na­ Th* Circufa Court for this ooonty couressd yaeked St«d. aa it daahre around the eireie at break tenfay. W* bare not axcemined th* desk (to and neek speed, a challenge of Ito.OOd and waiving his undisputed reputation is tl»e beet bare-back eannat say bow much business fa oa band. It la expected that th* aereral indictments agaiaal Roswell Holden will be tried at this farm On tbr modes of Trveiraral now Practiced. On lhe False Treatment of Disonses. On toe vnrioas Medical Mamt*gw On ths Physiology of Morrisae. On tbe oemmoa sense ef Medina*. <to Diet, EnrdeMand Ablation. Usw ths Phyaiatan should bo. , Hew to Prereet Pregnaaev. '[yminATP, M CASE •r Ready Pay, wutly. Special attention will bo paid to OOMPOUXDKGaad putting e» PRE9CRIFTI0NN; aad toy ne perchaetng Mediatoes of aa mb rely apes as*, v-r tys.eise ,?x:j., _ J. Reseau.. M. D.. A M_ Chfaf 8. g. JfcnsM. Kerrnon. Dr. 3. Dcruu CbseafaL Mee ia Newmark. Ill Chsmbar* Siroct. OSoe to Williawiaburgh. Houlb Sth aad Lib St. Cerecapoedeets wiU plsato aectoee two er ttaea siampa for return postage, and address ear three .tamps for pue«Me will be a—stable. <o5 Atorrre. DR. J. MOLLUt MDCl/llTON. act U* . M®r,r< Aaaeetotem.Jfa*rites th fastb tfa. Hute. Fa. Ry ert«v of ibe pigrtin Gae. FAibcsnsa. Mlit j Smitn- Shaving Saloon! lubeeriber h»» epeaed • shop aearly op*> B. A. Geedesers store, where b* my be it ett Is—. Made to perform aR Whose el «*—a. seek as ABATING. eaia<<7rme w —_____, — o»erag* *f «sa day* f , ■ ■ fa they rar. This giveo a total Ines ef •»*-»',«M Qceoot Books e a sem three tiaesaa large as the -beta ooet of Q for eate by 21tXln"‘1' TsX ruMirw tboir dsea* Me rear*. Teato toss VUI-CANITt RVBRXB BARR. Notice! । A tor^s portaen of thia cosily ■nE'cring might be 1 started by attont— to dirt and efaaahos.a, and abort all. by tbe. proper eer ef fas right rwowdy ia season. Whssi a 15 cent box of Ayer's Pills will avert aa aMaet at itlaaaa whieh it wonld take several days to recover from, or a dollar bottle O' Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, trill expel a larking disorder that weald bring tbe eaflhrer to bit bank far waste or montha, does Il take eay Agerse to etow | mUUWFllA DMJGSWtS. BOWER’S HARDWARE STORE. »— >«*»*»*■* “ re^ re *”* " DISSOLUTION Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambry tepe; Mdainertypa; 8pbeew4yM| Mirror AtulmAype; Neilugrapbir; Pearl Ambrotype; O mu mental Ambmrypr: fmpcrial Alfa brotype; Relics• Are broiype; Double ■’ “ Ambrotype AMD COPT IMO dene to toWb.ee Eaa* D. Miijwjr- .. , �ni< oSa. wnu THAT HAS > STOOD 1 •u» *“■ <W >».< Mftoril, for <5r cure NervousHeadache Melrln^wKm— t— Sn-*» ohwki u» twwa 'jt* eaoiaTiioiii zo BUY YOUfi- GOODS touloBig ftnn ’MrT. I«-»4<k McDordl. publUW -m. top U «»uia ««m - If >*« »>"« pare Ur *•¥ f— b«r hB.^ncU. r»iwutenitnl.— Trfompk E /’An.rf.lpUa Prix. TO X^ULATB THK BOTnu’^ ’* 'V1 «”•'*» b RBLTBF A.M> HEALTH TO TOCB lif^ Y3JIAS W.whtowarererfan.■b^Tihfaio * otbsr modlclua-uererhM ilfukd I..X ■ *T WT ON LOW- PRICES; J311T5AM az/ 33S/.I TH(I these btttcei insects are often bred in awamp ap»»la near tho dwelling. Proper draining wilt rout them at head quarterf. Tbe rain water cistern iawlao prolific in mosquitoes: place a few lively minnows or other hio><k flab there, nnd they w ill fatten on the larva of tbe tormenting ii»-r sect—thus the biter will be bitten. ' ■ Tbe flea delights in tlic litter of lhe jfnod house and wagon abed. Remove ill this, sprinkle fresh lime in its place, and whitewash to ibe beams and boards, and the fleas will soon vanish. ’’ ;,j Take up all the carpets, brat, thwo thoroughly with a slender rod. and acat^ iar-pepper pround tho sides of tKd, hmm where the edges of lhe carpet are to be laid. Then, one® a fortnighr; whip tbe Th« geeuiaa have Ove signatarea of Ovary CEpalAiawon nwh Iwit ^8ol«l by DreggisU aud all other Dealvre in Med A box will baud l>y mail prepaid on recWpt light switch, and lhe remaining moths willTcolo'waler, and tain, with auruah. applying corrosive sublimate dissolved v< iWffie ■» CEPHALIC PILLS, your druggist.for six cents worth of unguentum; nfi*>n-wUi|-. limp ••il, and HEADACHE allow you to do the same. Attoruey and CouMalfaaa* Law, _ Ifapot. til. Broadway,nnd ooM by ail dealers <w IPEKDX 4A’ Q 8V RE .CV«E . thrwwgfanrt tba world, lb* lUatorstive is pat up fa Bottfa* of tbreu ,13 WlinIK .THEIR BEACH. aura, .«: large, medium. *od small: tb* small ^d" T**1* Ol” d,J*,r ■ bo“>»; U hit* nftimoainkfMr^uttUiatol by Ur. Srsu>- tbe modiuni bolds *t least twenty par dent more .in proportion tbsnlbe small, retail* for two dol WO, Tfay <rf«r4 fr^vftU tfl. far* abotflv; tbs Aw* hold* a Ouart, « per cent ruey nf tXh truly rcitati/K ditccnry. “IP '.n JlI?P“ri-"ti. and rrtsiF. for , bottle. ■r °A.J .,°”w r'roF"t'or. Brtmdway. Rew Tort, and n< Markel Ftrert, St. Lottl*. Mu And soldby all good Drugglifa and Far or Good. Defers everywhere. J*nSyI-e*m l hare tried your Cepoehc Pills, and I Hit Hem ^YTwW'rrtrf NEVER KNOWN TO.., FAIT. S^3«l.'iL,fcUTSF53 Saad lb* Pills by mail, and oblige Your ob't Servant. .oO A KKDTJiDIKE) 3PMC3BS. ' ‘•mil eidt -jilRleint o/. DISEASE ASD ITS PaIKM, . HEALTH. Hsrtford.Ps., Feb. 6,19«1. WITH ITS PLEASURES, ■a. Brtaauic. Si*: ' ’ ”‘b^u HlU W. *• ¥■:. > January 28th, lifao. I f. To Dr HERRICX A Co.—Geatlfiwu— jgsu \ About one year ago, ABAttQteA *a£e! oaiiH up- GROCERIES S'TATICM r -ide, ss large as* a u.. with any comfari for over a j rar. I bad Mniulted aoms eflba best phraiefar.a in the Slfawanteu HARD-WARE afjrJSJssiS’ri^feBKe ten^mtefalMGtJ&lHrefahtoyMToulffsWwl ally break inn ardly.nud nul my life away. J rrt* not allo to labor mnch for two years, aud uat lOt*ng Mths Wc. I commenced faking your’ Pills.— Boon after, tbe swelling commented d-.>xppearing and finally appeared to jrnnt. estoraslly. I b? -canto nfaruted and sent for Dr, Spraaue, who adrl»t4. roe to ccntlnoa tbe Ptlfs, «s my rtcoitrr Was rapidly being romplelep. 1 continued to ue fa Fills In snan dAaev for some tuentha. slid Fouad myself Gdlv restored, tho ulcre healed and I con­ sider myself a well man. • Tbe news <rf the ten soon spread through ibis section, and more than a Otossand bose* af Herrick's Fills have sold iu this vicinity. My Post Office address is Oneida Valley. Esdlsor. eotmlv. N. T . where person* fatcrestod ran address roe. by esclaeicg a slsqw. sad learn more fully ujy suffering* aad daffroroua eoodi'.ion for three lung yoara. . Tou Efajr pnWiah tbm letter if you like, to auul the t-rk nnd *d| vales your reputation. ■ . . Truly your*. D..C. CAQf. Th* diaevrery of coaling a pill with sugar emBev. Wm. C. FilUrf Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co. <r.e<-a will. IW __ i • '' Irn^c’bitcr' once replied U> a’gen man whot'e^ieSied'Wm'W spW¥«*i<* subject of greAt importance.:/ ‘The sub­ ject interests me deeply, but 1 have not time. There, air^pninting to a huge risan““- offtM aftSc Stoat ejperitr.eed and trtiftjKJ? TbwMand* ®f Coaea. Grlplag H the Rowel, and WladcbMte, =teZ3?2S”W,Si!'“ j* and surest rtoMdy iu Ui. W0«!J. fa *u UyaeWtery, and Drerrb*. fa * arises from tc.three, or aur ufaex tat-. iwostewte svrrr mother wb. fa- T^d and otocr imtation. It fa also psriwU* exbifar* ling In It* effbeU, and yet It to Dover followed by lawntudew drpressivn ofrpiriu. , h ui composed entirely of vawttablaa and those ttwroogbly combfalnx powerful Ionic aad too thing properties, si.d ra^.Tir.,’dte^,sStt sfe.’EI unity; for it nreds BO uxrdlcal skill or kwuwledg* ev<a to seo that debility fpllows all attack a of dire sass, and lay* tbe unguarded syvtsm apes to tbe . attach* af many *f the most danMVoaa Illa to wbiob poor liumanitr fa eonstanlly lisbls, anelifcr eX"Uint*. ahUbsfoltosriwg: consumytto*. brooefcA^fadigcsti’.n. dvspepsia, toas of appetite, famines*, nervous IrritsWnty, DturalgisJ palpitation ofthe hsarl. aialsoclwly, hyporfaredri*. Bight awrafa. lawguor. giddiness, and all that class of eases, so fewtolly fatal oaleaa alteode-d to io lime. caUnd Femtile Hfabnrse uM Irrry. Uriliee. Also liter de mgvMhtatrrtorpIdlty.and User complaints, tiissase* of tbe kidney*, scalding or it>coDtuicu& uf tbe urine, or any derangements ofthe urinary oruer*. eoupU. emaciation, difficulty of brrattinr. and tndeed we might esiwmtcale many m-ra still, but wchsvwaota *p*« ‘0 tay.il will cot only cure tbe debilitv Tullowlag el.Hh and farer. but pre- ■ rs»U all aiUcksariaiug-rrowuifaamttoiBlhwuoe* aad cures the di.vcare at once, it already attacked And *• it acts directly and pvrslstontly on.tbe bd- : ary si-atem. areusiag th* li«er to actioc, promotiug In fact, all tbe eicre|ians aad secretions oftbe sy* ' fam. U will nifJltbly pravant any datotevtcus ecu- ! se<iuwes folloning upon change of climsts and I water; braes all traveler* should have a bottle , with them, and all should tska * faaspoooful at least before sating, as il prevents enstivencsa. strength>«s lbs dfarative orgara. it ahootd be in tbe hands of all person* of sedentary • bah*ts. ata- j dent*, minister", Hterwrr men. and all fadice not accustomed tu much out-dour sxereite should Uwrrs use tL If thsy wil: they will lind an agree- ’ able, t 'eraaal. aad efltaiant retnady agauret those ill* which rob them of tbeir beauty; for Bean tv ran1.1 —.lak— I Lulil ,_.l L..UI while lbs abo’e irregularities cofafaM. Tbsa aaain. tho Cordial is a perfect Mother's relief — T*k«na twoathor two before tbs fatal trial she will pass tbe dreadful pened with perfiret rase and a*My. 7I«re fab- mMcfa a&wf k- Hie MM it •tfireefafas/ur it. TrarttMdtre*.' Andtoyouwe appeal to det oct (b* illnca* or dacBa* adt only of dose <rf the _ .. days off) ligiyt nn time ^o.master th« subject so tn do it inaticc.*’ “But Mr. Webater, a fow words "from you would frotii'fslsr do ao much to awaken public attention to dsBeacv; oTlm eova down retfar than let their eoadfa— - ----- -- .- .... •'If there be go mnch weight in my tbs latter are often so mixed up with ths excite­ ment of buainesa that ifil were not far yon thev >n*arih H-V- I too wonld travel in lhe same downward path until do not allow myself to speak on any too late tn arrest lbs fatal fall. But the mother is always rigDent. and to rnn wa appeal, far we are subject until I bare Imbued my mind with sure your never failisr affection will nnerdnglv it" point yon to IW. Wood's Restorative Cordial na’d> Demosthenes waa once urged to speak Blood Renevstor as tbe remedy wbieh should be on a great and"Vndden emergency, “lam lW»t prepared,” said he, and obstinately refused. . The law of labor is equally binding on genitM and mediocrity. . . [W tux im/icroi or ■■ act. TMEURKATBFALKR OF MASK WO I • O BL E S. ■5T 1 ■ aaaj a enniietatto part far r>«U arssrasrislfab D" MOTT S FILLS sew; gy. pals and-otbsrw us sidd.v somplaxuaa mb cals tis necersity is alcKrux every cvscuiaifa Innorieus tn all malsdias in a Nel. it bad-kssa tried, 11 has proved abs^iataiy caratiie fa each 4 tbe following complaint*, via; XsiDebUUr, Nrrrtrtts Affections, Ema­ ciation, »y«t>epsin. Constipation, Dianhttm. Dyaentery, incipient ConsumpUoa, -crofnlous Tcrberculosfa, Sntt Rheum, Mlsrnrn.truutlon, White., cblocwala,Liv­ er COwtplulsts, Chronic ITeadaebra, RboniMtitta, Intermittent Fever*, Ac. lu etaea of General Debility, whether th* re- Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ro* jna ratio ctsx c>r ai.n.tkll —.. —.... T..— a... — . tux vuouc nroxio uxitkl: SICK PEOPLE, THINK! drea* m while, antT wear no ornaments of any KtbdSrhatever during’her life tim*. Her daily‘metfta hr* radtieed to one, and ihM m prepared in the i<Unple«i- w.tv pos­ sible. She.is strictly^prohihited the tiac AND DRY GOODS! Fri|» ^l;nots,f *nd Plants, and Flower* they' uTbey. always snra—they narer kill; Thousands now id their graves Wen laid. Were it not fo< Herrick's Pill. - ' ., . ; Wm. C. FILLER. .0 YOU WANT WntSKEltS? DO YOU WANT W UISK EUS I DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE 1 TrwOsB'i, MteK, Jra.M. 1«1 Tho Best and Cheapest Htmaehold Reme­ dy In tbe Wuiid, , Th«a« renowned Plsstere ears patns, weaknaea aad dhtrewa in tbs back, aides aud brrsat, fa» ftra luuini. . ludtad ao certain are they lo do this, that th. (I..— t.-__ A ■__ - __ Stack* of widowhood in the world. A learned Bnthmin»tbpj>nn9ip4»GGRi<Wa Sans­ crit College, is earnestly engaged In re­ •‘SM’’."*,K' * ’”*** U teal th* sick. V> itb joy alate bis bosom fill*; deeming the <onflilidn of th* widows, by For Uns of ftmnaM. »ow rijotra • introducing the system of widow . mar-. At tbe magic |M>w«r> of Hemok's Filla. riage. A stogiebottle of SPALDlXITSPREPAR’D E1 ’“rr“^!nyn—‘.kt* eSAUMNUTS rUBPAREDGLUEl Thk CvwcvUo.—Thia pest la a hard, black, rough beetle. A-handful of them, when at rent, with their leg* and probos­ cis folded tinder them, could be mistaken far <^ndfar«ifhemp seeds. Like ntbc» beetles, their wings, when not using them are oneervd hy a cate or shell; tho proboacts is long In proportion to their nixo. and is the instrument with which they pupnrure lbe; fruit, and It ubt.ll eojng suppose, an ovipositor. Fruit punctured by thia ioaect continues to grow eHn afteP the larva has pchctarted to the center, but finally its Vitality,int is atonefiutt, becomes de- RP|U)fNffSP«BI‘ARKD CLUE! erJLMN9S MBPAHED SI.UJ!! ’ “”-rsirxnortocts: ■ DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHEr BELK.YNCHA.W8 roatircucM without ever being a gastne purga­ tive, or infiiettag a disagreeable sensalioa. It is thia Isttec property, among oiherr. wlitk makes It so remarteWr Cfleefuri and penBaneal remedy for Files, opou wlfah U. also sppears I* exert a dltUnet and specific action, by dupeniaff the tendenrv which forms them. In DvKpsnsta. tuuumerable as are It* civses. a aragto 1>ox of ttama Chalvbest- Pills, hss ofte* sufficed foe tb* most h*Wteal cairn. toeludiBg tb* Mtondcnl Cooliscsmss. la nncbeuksd V.an-eaw, croc when advaaoed la Dysentery, cur-iirtned. evuscistiop. and sppareot ly maltguiut. th* effects bat* beer, cqudli decs1 ire Mid aalunithiiic. In th* local pains, les* of flesh aad sirssiath. debilitating rough, aad rcvaiitoal beetle, which gs-tsrallv isidicata incident Consumption, :l.u remedy Us, alloyed th* alarm of friends sod pbyafaMUM. in aavarol vary gratifying aad intretsusg ”In Sarafulou* Tuberculosis, this med fasted ira* ba* b*d far mor* than lb* gooffeffeet oftbe msta nmniawly belsnaad prspssatfoosol iodine withoak any af their wtfl known liabilities. Tb* attantmu of FciBslc* ranaot be toe eoafidaedly inritsd to thia remedy aad restorative, ta CELEBRATED STIMULATING . rfff^B^iSETl^S^IlH Clot hi IRON. Herrick’s Sagar (eated Pills! H<a JocL cl- Pille mrrt Kfa a dtarm-csrre TtWTi I 1 “Men gave me some credit for genius-, all the genius I have b juat thia : When I have a auject in hand I study it profound­ ly. Daynnd/niuhb<»H by^rpme. and I explore it in nil its bearings. My mind becomes pervaded with it. Then the effort which 1 make is what people call the fruitn£f'riHfey|trtaAta rfrail pftfobor and rxhwrtton. relief will be fodod fn ONGUENT, For the Whitkern and Hair. The subscriber takes pleasure tn announcing t. the ettiseua oftbe tftrfM Staha, Q>at they ban obtained the Agrney for and art boot enabled'i o»r to Ute American ptfe. tbt -above juMl; .w* nc,■ Kpvi... mt... —’ . > and reducing lhe swelling* acd suYmm w >infa sad muscle*. J t-lulanmheal Fsroreilmusl uaresMolybsfa S vbofa bistaryaf madiciM, whleb e*«tj “*1- THE STIMCLITUG OXGEEXT ■prttyl HASTINGS TANNERY! ! >* prepared by Da- C. P. Bsiuxa.tn.an eminent 1 phymc.au 0( Undou, and is waxrnufad to bring ' aula Ufa* mi of . . • - ..T-Jv WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE ' in frosa three to six sreskx TH* artide is Um i las-A'iv.-SMiz.s lit* «*. All Isttsre, onkra, «k. WEW AHKASGEHES1 Unustjafly Lowf —7 I- T~. GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' EATDfG SAIOOH!! Low Pressure System • Walk Tp, SUPER FIKE FLOUR. for W> nhHMaei jxr cwt SHELLED CORK far 33 cowls per baabeL. AYMwaoaAMbWav .. lJV rwT.n w * ‘•’wertBHFMttJk .AMUn^D^.aUW. a iw. l alofrCLEAJf AK»<ML OLB HAHBKS8EB, >■»*■>■ I>. , ns ftostfat *d ttewhtii u Mtetad. WARM MKALS AT AU. UOVRS: He sihseiiUr is now prepared tofexu-jh K... 00X3MT-y ia--r «. C. “TT'irtKiK OF PROB � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-07-17.pdf b1f5bd8cb59471081774011269f7e833 PDF Text Text “ U rUULUMD ENKBY ff’A f H REPUBLICAN BANNER wb»xb»dax aoaxiiG, *1 rr-Ht. vm. 6. jjastinp’ JSusiwcss girttUrj.’ HASTINGS. BABBY COUNTY. MICH.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 17. 1861. FOR SALE! ! NO. II. PAflWTM. layers «if gM mrfus la gublio thorough. fares. It w*» all very curious; but the 1 Nenriy a qitartar of a century aj^, air of the place seemed so heavy, ever-1 Ataatam IJ«cdn, Now President uflta i tthing was so terribly ashy—ashy rags. United State*, gave ntteraooe to tta -fol■ ■LiZi___ 1 —a A-l-il.__ 1 I ' 1__ .............-J> ---.-v AUivarMl at 1 I, in the State of Illinois: ■ 1announced that ta had nothing ;^how n>e. Cjsiu Jocirj. killing at rest above tta Imttar tbunga, ibul plainly »evcali*g ttaidsrivatkw'uf ita patch pieces; the dainty, aatiu doming•Imo cuddled into the russet, limo-burned ' «renU»g«Bhi fiMit-casing of tta burly :hriok.msk»r; the CASH OB B10BUC1 tailors anmng filth and a»hca were not <still sutatanlial gouty ehoc, longer lived rron'mus. 1 have Dr. Gay’s authority lor stating that, despite their constant and K a vias City,'Joly ®immediate contact with ’ha must hclh- lite, and al last joyfully kicked off be­ volcano nt Washington, aroused and di­ tobma* 1ULH We are indebted to the Kansas real aome refnw, they *re among the health­ cause of ita corn producing propensities; rected by ths evil spirit that relgusttare. iest of our working population., The here they were, ansne blue with atildew. frjr a cop* «<’ tac Fort Soott Democfat ‘ medical authority in qua-tmw them acme still bearing traces of a polish, and of the 7th. Il emtains an account of a “to bo a healthy, ruddy.complerioned some half eaten by the rats; here they tattle between tta Missouri Stale tr,«p. ■ Huh I. I.™., wlUi fc.rf.1 ..lx.,, rare—the healthiest set of men ! have were, as many shoes and boots at least as under Gov. Jaticson and General Kains, over ths length and breadth of ovr land, FULL ARD COMPLETE. r. II. A J. MVMKIX. nnmbeiing bv their own acroonta from ever see*. I doaot think, whether in there sre legs at a gallows *how. ’•Of what use are ttav t" Inquired I of 10.000 to 18.000, a*d tta .United States bidding fair to have unscathed no green town nr country, such an other body of spot er living, wbil. on it. bosmn aro met. could he brought together, except by Mr. Scorch, who evidently regarded w forces under Col. Siglc, numbering 1500 riding, like demons on the ****■<" ,**7* ■election. It is w-t going too far to say ss curiously as I regarded his old boots. in all. Its Informant says that on Wednes­ the imps of that evil spirit, and fiendishly ••Jews," responded Mr. Scorch, with a day, the 31 ln«L. ths Slate troops left WittUTMAB ■* BOBIXbOX, of them that, if the comparison were lim­ taunting all those who dsrs to resist its V 5 V FACTtHEW’ or un. .hrcj-lre. spd eop ited to the .inhabitants of London, or mysteriuns wink, “they know wW to do Rupe’s Point-and moved aoutlt to Mur­ destroring cunrra with hopclessdeiw of *>rr D^nlcra In Irvai, unit*,»t*vt,gtn*n, our large towns, no nC«rc of selected ’em tatter ilure we do, mister. Whst do ry », »>x miles. On Friday moraing at , „li:Mr4warr, eutlivr andStoWS. Stol* ontdwor their efforts; and knowing, this, 1 cannot yon think of this hili ’ * sight uMudt they broku up 1 tair camp tradesmen eopld be found to match the Tho “lol" in question consisted of crum­ and marched south in the direction vf deny that sll may ta swept away. rr. ibri WHlta same nnffllieewf du-tmen thus casually ‘•’Broken by it I loo maybe—taw to H pled up paper of every texture ata color. CnHhage, the county seat of Jaaper hmught together." It would seem from Cwltectto*^ v I never will. Tbs posaihility that wn At Dry Fmk. seven fflHns this startling statement that sanitarians। about a ton In weight and all of it toler­ rountr. may fell tn die struggle ought not not to who protest against neglected duet heaps ably clean. I thought it rather a valuable northOf Carthage, ttay were met by Cui. SSigcl with fifteen hundred troupe who deter us from tta *nppci* of a c*0*® do not know what they are talking about: heap, and told him *n. “You are right,” raid ta, “I got half a immediately csvs them bottle. The first and that tl»e B-ard Health is quite: not deter me. If evar 1 feel tta *oul m'wtMkcn In prosecuting owners of reek-• crown a hundred for tL“ Mr. Scorch onset resulted in the Stale troops being within me expand and elevate to tbtas CUOICBOAR UPE.NIJJP JiAHD. h»g’dustbins. It should, b<»wever, be’ again winked, and m a very artfal way, driven hack some distance, and tho offi­ I dimensions not wholly unworthy of its cers ordered a retreat. Tta center gave 1 a« he named tta tremendous son, hot Korns in mmd that, during the operation Almighty Architect, it Is when I rootemleather an bitterly cold that. MASON ALLEN, of sifting, tta dwst Is expoved in the open1 wtan f reflected that the price h*received wav, but tta qrder tat being heard «n the r f.u- his waste paper was fifty ^billing* a flanks, the advancing United States troops • ton, ata that of ttaartlclv re-insde ranged were in dangur of being surrounded, and taldly,: akme, and burling defiant* at tar avo the Mart it, I «a* hi doubt emanation, if the hill women pursued from forty to seventy pounds for the aante felt tack tberaselvro. They retreated Kether Mr. Dodd’s “eliminators" would victorious oppressors. In the Village of Haetiiip. their occupation iu a covered building the quantity, it reemsd to me thatbv looking alowly keeping upjtbe fight with lhe artil- 1 -Here, witboat oMtempkllng conse­ about him he might possibly find ■ better lery.snd making fearful havoc among the Tftlro to all of there, Ixpururigta, and quence*, before heayen, and in tta face of enemies' ranks. c market. the to-rtd. 1 ..tor rornrol hdHll.r to lb. At lhe crowing of Dry Fork their ’ The neat article he lntrodaced tn my I observed that every-sifter tad near .it jn« t.~, » I deem k, of the lutd of Am, however that politr person proniranc hand two or three old baskets, and that notice tare e<> unsightly and valueless lines were very near being broken^ when, j mt llfi>, mr (inert/, .nd my Into. And each time sta called out •tarye," and u an appearance that the alfectianaic way by the timely arrival of two hundred 'nhn that think, with me .111 not torniilirtur. — - -- ...... 'Youth, by tipping into tar ready aieva a in which he patted and poked it o•nsid.tr- I’niim mro fromSbosl Creak, ttay crossed 'leassly adopt the orth that i take! L*t ROBERTS A hTRfKEB, tur rr nu isrrxKsr. e bis pipe ami nll'ed up tta sleeves of his sboveiruU from a -raw" heap “served al.lv surprise! mo. It was contained in a willi but a loss of five killed and two I ntmt falter who thinks ha la right, and wa bine guernsey, and wo act 'iff. ............... 1 her. She gave lhe fresh supply a handy huge basket, and mors thaaany thing rise mortally wouded. may succeed. Rut H after all, we aball The buttle continued, tta U. 8. troo p* 1 There are several “rards** c-oncd rd twist, so as to spared tta material over rewmhted »dd comers and chunk* «>f fed, bo It ao. We ahali have the proud with ita eatai.li»bmrut; tat the one that tho entire surface of the sieve, but pro­ muddv wood, pr broken tall burnt bricks. alternately fighting and retreating until cotiaolatlrm of saying to ouroonscisncee, “We find a tidy lot of that, and I wish dark.wbcn they reached Carthage, having •nd to tta departed shade of our country', I wanied was ,hal di;r«-lod to dust, and I ceeded to deal with it in a way ttal I ornld crossed Cuek Branch and Spring Hirer on found it tatween the stabling- department W. PARKER, ISAAC C. MOTT, fresdom, that the route approved of our •nd another set apartment f«* tta recep the way. judgment, and adored of our hearts, m ta fighting was all done with lhe artil- , For burning!" wssmy natural titasr ta now rrcrivmg fn«m New York and thm of monstrous slopearts atri all else bean before her. and u* n»w wreme disaster, in chains, in death, we never .al­ lerv. Col. Sigel retreating as soon a* they pertaining to araccngrring. Tbs dust oa her knees, she dived into it with both gut them In posit ion, and playing on their tered iu defending.” vard was. as uenr as I ew»ld guess, atanl of tar hands, and went.through a serie* ranks as they advanced. It is taliered a hmrir-d and fifty feel long and seventy of cvolutiuna, that fur rapidity, were on- bread, phjs' wittks!” -Comedown here,” said Mr. Srornh. Col. Sigel’s ■object, was to drew the State broad, one end opening «m lh«- main street From Mr. H. Savage ,of H?1* leaping down intn the shoe gulf ; and I’ll tenopa on to Carthage, when, with four and the other to the Regent’a Canal.— Consisting in part of bundled rerorvos left at that place, and avan. Walwdrfh roimts Wisconsin, who show vm> my wuoblmwie.” N<»t without a twinge of nsrvimwwM, expecting reinforcements from Neosho has just returned from Mobile, tta Chicago Crusted. I,«.srderwd and Granulated SuI ton I raped down and strode-after him and Sarcoxie, be would ta enabled to Jottrnl obtains some highly Imporlaat intelligent*, if true. , . towards a dark passage. Just, however, torn and drive lheiu back or route them tta outer gab- to the water s bnnk, wore The loss of Jacksun'e aide was very At Mobile, a war meeting was. held gri-nt mounds ot ordinary dust bi a muck; ‘-What is she picking ••utT’ I Inquired as I was ataut to tarn into ft I caught Gtaeri and Wack Tens. bight, through a dungeon like doorway, treat. Tta informant tuna be counted recently, at which several flaming war and in tta mi<M «f tta m»unds—literally, nftni guideI etwech seventy and eighty wounded un Rb», <4-vl«t. and Java Code. ‘ so that-In many eases part «mly of their •■She’s picking mH everything.” replied the iron d<->ri>f which stood ajar, of a Stoor. tv<md*-u. and ill"* ” *r’‘. bodies were vWble—wrrv thirty or fortr he- Shu’s picking •hard-core’ and fine great chamber, black as night, tins flour the field and in houses by the way side al men spoke aasi.t lbs socrsai.ci move­ ...toeu and iiiri«In view »f the renal. cur.’ wui mas. and bread, and bmws, and <>t it ribbed with iron bnrs. litre a nv>n- Dry r»»«k. A large amount of: I sef was thrown ment. O»c of these old men sad he waa bits of metal, and c-nl.tage-Lumps, and .'rons gridiron, cruelly suggestive of the inr nnw ----- - o out of wagons. It is supposed to make from fdouisiana. wa. opposed to tta mmrsvrll<>w irr,—-with a rasping ’»*«■ *■«« th^ furl of awful, (offal.) and bit* of iron inquisition and the days <ff the rapacious mentfrom the first He said th* Squto rnnm (or the dead. . Llnwinc rottllnuoualy throtighl the yard. and old tiapots, nnd «dd boots and shorn, Jews and tta mild Barons, Spice. ‘You Another informant, a resident of Car­ ron never conquer tta the North. . Tl Mvaivwhern to and paper, and w.md, and hrokrn gl«a«. thage, states that ta passed over a part of are fighting your broad oct of your own After that’* d.me she can get along with mouths,’’ hr said,—“yon are seeing hard isn’t It f Gel inside!" Ittabattlo field yesterday morning, ata Dm, T.taO, OU., Burning Flu­ I cannot lay claim to bravery through (•ays be saw wagons and hacks piisiuua in times already, tat It Is <mly id, «ad C-.mpS.no ii. p.rnERBY, direction ata gathering up lhe dead of what is to e«me." Hs added: A , meratid as perquisite*. I presume T I ob­ entering the horrid place. bccnoM, cum- every pa._-k of hot beaded lawyer* and polltioans virrvutK: -J “ •'SJT.ili iug up behind and being eager to ata* it fiir Interment. .11. all Vu»iat*» rotmUrd *<» served. . have well nigh ruined tta country. More The Iota on tta part of tta State troops 4i« pressed me forward on tothe gridiron. “Oh, no. she don’t!’’ replied Mr.Scorch ■upplU-rt b» «to- “Urdcr. >» bl,‘Z •• than talf lha planters of my State are CWT .«tm! in Bntlk CwA. di .-TThirh bees, aud a*cheerful. shaking his head vigorously. ‘She re The chamber which still rctainsd tta scent . oi.po.rd to thia war. The Cotton State, -V. .. . _ .!•- » fail tO As a body, tta females evinced by their tains only wkalis given to her, and that's of burning was partly filled with crates hundred. can’t Rvs three moetta ualnM The ground in many places , was strewn . • . • ■Hire little inure ata !<■•« premedttetfqn; tta wood. Shu don’t retain nothing else nnd tarftels. provisions from tta N wlh. Airway with drnd horses, and tta stench. was •‘Tills." said my guide, “is onr fumade; _ leastways not if 1 know it." 4-nrtiouinr —- *■ sickening. The whole country was laid band* ?f p"»r men ot •-Oh, indeed 1 all chimed by Mr Dodd lhe shaft vou noticed when yon were out<J<r« from nh«M# and rMnftjr. and .nprarrnv. ./ tovin, rt».l«l mro.jl. . • ■ r_ —_ ■ ■' - — * II,.—. traaa. in each ©arty •fa prowling About tta aid Ubrnga'to ft. Everything we rolled b& ..r nv. .n-h«-u ritfaaidl. . „ , . . . omntry. taking everything they mn lay “Wjvmg again, nr; its nil clannsn by wo are hmmd tn gvl rid of, and, of course, dervd. lie met parties of women, who their tanrh. upon, to prevent themacivs. ns to tta port ,,f U fronl ”"it* among the reat you can’t help taking a me. and I’ll tell you H J. M. NEVINE, l.rt U rubbish, «uich as ««>n> out mh-lmh stated that evcrvthing tad been taken and families from starving, and there fa Mr. Drnld employs an many “ collector*" MOTT. b...e«r l.. •l»‘ •>»’•'» -Justmon. as you call them. They go old taanct taxas. roroanul matting, and from them by tta State troops except mark, WIW AM>J what tbev tad on their tacks. ladies who had outlived tta frivtAites ul aix.ut the parts the governor contrMta that sort of thing that can’t .pnaaihly ta Ths retrot was conducted in a style worked is fiw any poepoa.a Ualusa-ws r.ult.; tol maUrtrt Ito" "■”* r.>r, getting I Os » »**k« besides what they worthy of rcL-ran troops, with ns much an, 1 to grv morv i *— " havs given them, mid being obliged to enn find a ataot for it there is nothin left men spoke with e-psl rwrmetoess «d This is taw osilrtnui as on tta parade ground, instead bring in so many Vmds a day. For a hut to destroy It by firs I. . Timibr -Ualn, and the andi®ee we. do ft. If you look through the gra­ of ths field of tattle. It was only ths certain sum I undertake to «ft every |n»d rrrr.liPI I— «kd M 11.IDLE, overwhelming (SMs on the sgeqf the m- looked cmsVfhllen aftwtta old men spoke. j _ . ..rt. .J it f.ir the envernor. the ting you will see a hole beneath: w»dl in ercnlv |«aftedu Kcwpccti^ this latter ■ Msri nm-h a noreeb lieen made by a Fiorth OU P>» -- • . that talc we mako a roaring roks fire. ce»d.mi.ts that enabledkbr-m to carry the feateikltaadvantegv -tlAching to light breeju- tta a*bcM, the manure, ata the ’’(broken "yaler stalls, J' Now ta* up "P J'* Y111 see \’..w if y-<wiH v.m’wlll ta>k you will Six*,rs .11 i-f ■■>« •oirr f .. . ... crockery, ___ .................. vict-.ry wqa with Sigel. broke® bottles. Ate., used for the founds daylight coming through ti loophole to the was aa plainly distinguishable as a dusty It was reported that a mght attack tad PASTEL STRIKER, lane tatmwu two tad».t «h.r~s taU-s Urn made on »gtl «nd 400 of*, troops •Th raven lock, all that was ’-A^ ,.ro tod th. ™u.;.k to* -T-ro, £. nr th.Jt.ht killed. 000 taken priamters and three ’ uur etantwl. suggrstive «t ttajlyjrt.m .tom b. «dl k»«, p.-Ml'to M. .Uto. "call it. which fell* <* the jiicccs of artillery captured, but our in ‘AT ’ . 3. . ufdntmmrcpntn-.^ on — P"”*1 urinant says, ta oxerhyard a meswrigcr .IU. ■ •Ruhbisb! worth saving’.’ ejaculated grating —— or BMP tol *<7 ll«> and still to ta seen m anment alleys. without putting the fire out or even dead­ from lli« aecesdon camp asy that they the foreman. “ Well I should rather any Mist <>f the ladies wore coarse, fingerless OLIVER E. EVERT*, had killed but one man after entering Imk.™' tonp.«f U» el*,."* I did. Tou see that building ovpr there. erring It." ' , . . nt.rrr toulMi.<.i* loud th.roAtor..rd. . mwun, « .Glad tn asenps from the furnace. 1 Carthage, mid had taken ■<> guns. 1 niiiiitinu o'»t nn extensive brick cdUice . . . L-_tJ __ ronlniAftt <11 I J ackson announcoa his intention of fgXwneJwith a tall chimney.) "W.ll BUT WIW"T w— ------ ---- - tifving at CarUmgc until Price and Me providing foe the auffisnng PIN*. The meeting quarried ail night, aad fiua-ly tta nibblsh.a* ynu dill ft. w well <"»™ roe Id Ciillonuh can arrive from Arkansas with broke up m » saving that our master went ton precious mice wuur« ~ "‘I***1 aceumplwhmg — r— I reinforcements, when he will turn-tad many hundred pounds’ expenae that it kto to erjourn f-w • ta*« pensd; butt act on the offensive, and enforce the laws . . . __ i_... ..r iha brtii. said lie. anything. this I am taund to say : Gutaidenng the micht ta made lhe most of. It’s my , <>f the State. ‘ ■ » warehouse, that building is. where my quality <if ths goods to I* nnsrated «>.s Bigel retreated in the direction 9’ Fur Cou>.«-—Tlx Bniwtar *!>«» and the limited »(>•“ wl*W« ft r lhe ..a^rt-to na-.rttofk, tod i Sarcoxie where hs expected reinforeaJJ. X. — EEPOKi EX, k.,. un u*> । work, and where I store everything that 1 mhhta. " . o>M» sent an elegant dreaa to a c,«rn is firnnd out here that may ta turned mto a* chomoo-u-w — t-—----- — - . with in.tnietlcna that-ba •h*’1* d>° “ •tor taring n<» forthar iulorcst therein <br> «w.wl money. Come and look at it!" , WAsmtroTox. Julv 0—n-k,n< wbr" *■** He led the way lbro.mli> tta Col.Hiel Tnylnr. brstnr of the tag '■" ■ ' _ . z it w-i 11 Park XTlZId. to Mi iwj e> iTTOBKinr. truce was not reeeiv.ri by n**™ al»4 close ta tta the moment was sent borne ornamenw I but Uw Wr be brought was dvilversa all lover with beautiful little yfusoncra 1 Mr. LibonW hrt nigU, by <ms«/Gs Jtogi, accompanied - by the following •*• poinveo ••< ------------- • , ~ •>ine stope and posblng open a ontered. With a efcdt, tta d-vr tanrd , HARROW**1™’ to Mild suddenly I fl hind myattlf tn tta moat -curious «if all I*”5 etirVw* ptacro 1* —-IKn. « — -g.n.umXmi.ia hr tad-^to! . .. 1 A w*l) '»eiecf«l slack time tinging. M ty^oixe 3@Jistritanu. &0 Terms Easy. w Greee ries! ! .7. .m.u.... *> •«* -•, K ”uf-rP’’^Jca O-_rts: e-a,a»wsH»,, market- i In discovering sll the wonders, A. stain «S •■rnr vp»T fe«t fret cr-'twri cro«*ri the th* ’thresh tnr«-n , mtd ike enensoM-i HM—.i ____ —« ••?*. whm In i,j.r./ iw toiwtw*»" '* >iH ti? X.Xr -irt-riy stt ~ X ••■» ■ X Im^ltoVto- ’"'I T-lthH. • »|rt<t ■* *■(., my- ^iXmt any answer, to pur outposts, with iB.tr»ctio«H.to »ur pickets not to etam. • him if seen within an hour of the time , the ssnortlrt h’na.giriag him ample .toS?F.M« <l.un H--.S.<Vr«. from the Afr HJS WASSES" hp.vHl miu AW? �BEPOBUpAV BAHNEB, HAstm&s. WAR NEWS! ! T JMF —•= ft— iltWtoa .Wiapftftri su* ViqfluM- JZJEfiXI W ** WO were thru. ' The health ul tl ,. <fav»xo if this. cHiwE*' era ’ O’Tkak, gftrtfovT nctLE AFbwnn rt-itp ruapufia, ment is very pod Indeed. Tbi —a n— n r-i ■ r MTPa szaiw ■•cS TKuvrix G--u Jean ’«■• ■ r»a*s«a wtTHMVT PEAN aatiwnu maflt iizaat*.— Airaitfm Zrf-rofo. ,. - r ■ raa A«wt TrtxaaArn. — We ■•rived a letter ftotn M. V. n. rfTlBfri'v. «b>> •• e■•nurctwl witli nv Vbwraph and i« stationed a* " birprwi^pT ofbwM*. V TsnrtW) “»‘rV Hw Jkiv *A kdlk Ik ■ wounded X F —x. JL Ji. V_*4 r\ I it F ■ Qd-r-iB-hMt-a^-AA.y Tta •ut they wcr.- fiiul । tba rrsTTkiar coobdroi th.t to ^dPSTLato of "U'cre* Vlfiu Jt naa rh.nuLsa *at» rna Bsfh-t Ctt|- wfc»d|nerT,iimin'.<ma'iww >w,'i-' ... tbr-rcif«>.•<>. <y“"S- —it scroei the Potomac I* one of the crosnlmra That a lar-n nnrpnty fa both branches ' I.. (mn Virgin'..) ‘.p. of Gmgrcai v>«U favor a speedy and1 wert ver/ much pleased with them'and 1 cvalrd u short diaUnc* «Jt Our L’nlon1. Astilkiurt fr-'|i| U rnmlinl.'rt ucli1 • Thwarted Hutrfltirrtfaffs thoMWFT r wirwnrmar——— - ■ -■ j Taays that C-d. Smith > comormd al M«mbeen a ninttvW.diRH... Although the ' warm tlnM If they.imdvrt<*4t to cenaa al■ 0sp». Rai«bm. who in here fiir troop" I rm?'wt-re rrititorvH ■ by therik' hnfidrvd account* which reach ns am meagre, still thia p«*ht.z,Wlieh we’ first earn* hero ( to aid 0.1. Smith *4the lllinoi* vtituntwra ’ mounted m.-n fr-.m Illinois imterdsv if U •• staled ihat an • ■#»•■• r *4 the ee,"d •RiSqaHa apparent -that the country is ' we did iuive mtnv hopes lhai the boasted Mir Mimnie, MriS tbrOdofwl, with five (terfpcR^fiheb fhi>’*rtfoft« - wcr* attettked nrtnv in MnjiVw* h*l •»/’»* 1 foil4red num, are iwrn.imdv! - bri'hdewit not to lie dlrappohrtcdtnittrTj^cctatir'n'. and doperxed. .-.■f-* r.-l riiiralry (4 th* Old.Dominion would *tThere is a iiinnffrsf {^ppoattkn tri itnisb 2.000 cavalry , and wrv hi' iuiminrtit dan- •' ' (IvArriit Hifrri* Wks.fofl4fi tfij VUndu* here • hhaprapMtufir.ibM. Hri inamrit) nftbrforrra tkntrr/HMW Aha gM* «•«• tnck uswe arc now-<compelled —-••-» hi - relhi“ g*r. ’ Thisfiriwennd taketrfokti. ■ A Wwm up their business in a abort bmo and in , - -ImpsOd. Grant'* Regiment, which baa been » her .4 n-bri* were ri»ptnA-d.r Cstpr. 'Mi’ -b.add run up the U. 4- «•» and;av..o qnt«h tb««e vain hope*, and- wait tbe.mnat eflbetke manner. The House ! in enmp nt Naphn. is ordered t»< he here 1 Ali-wtvf. n-ptrtri! killed, waa .Wily severe, allegiance t<> the. FwImnI* 4i*»wrtotwiit. tirntly for the neder to forward march. He nay. I he «♦«> wily rar foyal M'frrart. 11«» morrow inuming. i ly wwttbdSd, Mild trill prfib ifily rcCio'cr. Thq^rd Rfguuenl i* encamptyl a short and aniMR l-^riMlbtewarivrewaA-r the Cid. Pidmor'* rrghnsnt, at Cai-wm, «III 1 more latitude than he asked as to men dritance fmm mil*. | have ha I a number al»h toe Wroa-zhl here n* Nri.fi** |»redMt-. j fins of thrireooaWw • •*• and rnoqcy, .tupivrUivg biin tn tsaeftM The 'Cwi.frfo-fslm .c*-nf*«*s .the . l-w".i4 '■Orti. MeCMInn has hren trlewrapbvd <4 pltAsant ylHis with th* Hasting*fc-ys. Hewarri, ths nvuredn >4 Cip». Howlett, i t- rrleaaF^Atpf^’sHff’ifisf b.^ni^oned th* volunteer fi-roo to a nmnrisr nnl e«They are nil well and seem to enjoy camp wa* broNght here ir»t night fot aufe keep J C-«< nrv,-ifii'-.-s killed in i.with JJswkjfls&muveis N^l lip U .tjn-ir oflict-ra --n tfcrb' "Wpf>‘ psreV '.4 temur . enMing* 500,000 tr.eti, and appropriate life hugely, altbxngh ilwy enmplaln very tjoops, * few dpiH auu.uf-rtr, M.twyntrt lll-ti 8500 000,000, far pmsecming the war. bitterly because thrir friends a| horn* do । ; Numa Our of foe(U..y«t Gd. D rvs<y. Bill* have passed authorizing the Bres A messenger from (k-a MoCIvIlaii'a \V*shixotv»x. Jwh V) • idanx io collsct the r»trrue outside the not answer their letter* mure promptly. ally of death. ... . thut Iwm rrgiI think if th4y could sec M* devfaY the I command, just in. General McCl-dhi’i o.-p -rt*, p-rh ip* fiver* h<- w«»» r»vrri*»»bie •«**» diemt-iioa. ports of die trnbcHmus Stnlas^lwi nnthor- *. menta auder Qila. McGwJi and AmlrmAn । twenty^ of lib .for” l-llb-d siul forty noun bill imdi-r.S»*.ri(riii(**a«wra-n* any »fiiivr contents of letters from home.they jgouid niade.n the eftrmy'* puei । • tong- the bfcieksdc. In fact, there Is a - d«-dK'am! not fifty killed li| thf bite cugiyfr- or priiaTV lorn*«riv h» the-UtsNad <mtrs not give p* reason t« complain again. n--o Im* rvsmna. ;u»d w«* lined upon, sn-l ' geocrJ diqnrritlbn tn’ legalise nil act* of army u»be rvlmrid ■ » :ii* The Michigan 2nd nnd 3d Regiment*. | on* >4 McGmUi's turn wfti killed and three lui nt.n* »J» en--in-nisi) at-rii-il. the G^ycrqmmt, qpoq wH:ch there may Bevkklv. Ilk. Jnlj •­ MnsMchuBelUi 1st nnd1 Nest Y-»k I2»b 1 u-.m- h-l. They g--l sitLin 123 yan|./-f I >'l-r । has* Been n quealinn as to legality. the rutn-iichinents; when Ihuy. were or­ i Yealerdny morning-Gm. M<G|<41sn have beet! aastgnrxl to i»ne Brigade foe the | _ T&e’ Cu haw Im arriu-d itv* mornb-e AnMWqr the few Northern immiher* dered l*si-k <ui the main l-»Miy, I nrdi rvd f*tr llrgimru><C *br bill. 10 a«id ; preamt, under the Command of Q-t-uirl j| The rvlu-lajirr Ma ^atmngly .wiUrachrd t 13<h I nd OU* VoU'itMW*.-m.ri thr lll'h who hye nt htirrt and who dcidre lhe rep TC<-hnrd*on. (CJ, of the 2uJ Regiment.) ii that it w Ul bi? nwvMisry <•• carry the f-irti i Ohio, to fimer.-d nioiia 'h* l-Hr of the vision <>f traitors arc Vallnndigham, and | . hiil* swath mat <4 thr nirwn?*>mlrmrbrd There i* a al rung teeling of friendship Ii fiiwliou by iHorm. Wpf>4* 'F*1* former lakeji evuty oppor­ no • Bantu Rosa bland. Gvn. MrGIvlisn wa*L>> ininhirnt the.' rwmpi to. tri Ilrverty n-iwt. «here ' it was existing between the two Mk-hignu Rriei• iI tunity tn <k*io«Bc« tlw wnrand-ibe Adwork at right o'el-H-k (hri motmiig; ami | m*Mr* R ri» Mountain, t»« mile* mat «-f, NmftwHiJi’W merits, cuuwqirently ire »re very hiiich j ndnistratfon av the nnthoraof It; nut w*« ninkieg every prepamliitn l*»t uiglit. thr i-Mip p*mSl«s*l urth ovd'T* U» *d»siw-e \Vr*t n-ftuljm.iii ^ pleased with tbi* arrnngement. Quito n ' p-ii :i!vvr Biinitr If lhe rebel* make a dslcriuiued tighr. j aloajf the Brrrrlv r>«*-l. and att*<-k the nifh-rtanJtng, his, kpou h*dgc «>f rcvci.t quuiImw from , each Gm»f»*ny nre nllownd a large !-•*• •<lifo-musl-ruaiir. , mat s»d-.4 the .w-rfc* <hm. , M.GMUn p C\a>*U|UU events must biivc 'rq ccb'wfl hack upon A v»»»jri«-r arrived fr->mtriurp Nbwri*.Mt | briu< pr.-p*»vd tn attack the « eat »uri ■■ pa*«ra every dny. They ramble around f A’balkttrlfohi-Giafi**. v. '»fo* himself the evidence -if bissjnu b-4d un 1 iwuMg saAringahMild aimiMMu*-' tfei «mui■ ■ bw • knight‘ ‘ the country and gather berries, which Laurel Hill at elirren u•’d-wk ' nu-rn’mg.’ with tie l»-dy >4Gn«/G*crrtt. mitigatvd falaeliood. *• More nr Ira* fighting had imu going 0:1 । ■imnmwiu of the sttarit. . there h an abundance <4 r!I kind*, or fm the prevhnm two day*. Tho forrea | 1 rvhel —nnitindi-r al Ijatirri Hilh!*ho wa« In the Sciiste, Kennedy, nf Maryland, they, can go to the-Qty .and visit th* worn within about, a mile and a halt of white attempting th ndR Mwftrin* nnd Ptdk of Mhsouri, ant noainst the a! Ri.GrorgF. ’yhMimdlir.'' -■' '• ■ puidic buildings of oar N*t*mnl Gipital. rack other. Govsrnmsflt li»r attorn pl ing to sMauin Tile rnrtnv waa rmted and a targe The rvlielawcrr very aln.ngly entrench The latter i* generally chosen by the tptanffty bl m'offftbiM and valuaMea- «• Itself. BrrrkenrMge is still silent, and nd and siippwcd t-> hr 8.000 Mrong. •nhacriber. The enemt hud only 6 ■p.-sodi-n*. nnd ’ Beverly r-«d at two. P. M.. after a tlieoppo-itiofi altogether is ton fn*ignifThe refadl* hM fiOv killed and firiai ' A few day a ago a couple of1 well dressed 'their abut Ml throb hundred yards aleirt m«at <-xha»«tin-y m irvii near thu tiiMun leant fotdicir anything but emtempteither prisimbri. and we ba8 Cmr killed -ahd a iriave* mnde their appMrance *1 tlm line* •4«mr liner. raHis. be fann-l the enemy p>wmd on ihe few unntrijed. fn>m-tbei»O"lle«-ii(‘S"r frvm the country. • ' * . ’ - ■ , <4 one Regiment and reported that their: Tho twelve pmnder* <J»hc Federal tr-wtp* oppMtr Rid? of th? n«l«l. nbiait eight It is n<*w evidrm that nil qomthms wt There I* now no rebel force WllMn Gen. , master had gone to lhe war and left them are supposed ti> lie doing great rXcrutem. ■hundiAi stwifig. with two caniwxi. IhJthag MrCtellnii's vtistrlci, i/r • connected with tho war wHl be passed Thu mranroger saw some fifteen «»r a str--ng position partial!* l-rtiAed. to look for thcmselyet .They did io, an-I ■twenty bodies of the reb«ds a*he passed, i! Mfrr, ahd that Cmgrctt will adjourn iq^ An rneaire>i)(-dt instantly t>n4t*place ran aaay from home u* fxst ns pussible. Cd. Steadman yesterday tfiwiwwn nd-1I and c-Mtlnurd ihrve-quariers .4 m iomr. , a few duys al lonae»L leaving the Ec^cuv They were received nnd are now busy as vancod .-aehnndrvdiileo tndrlve them i’ when tin* rrie-ie waft tnrallv r«-a»vd. with It wa* Ah-iuthi t>- .iwvr-uML- ihii.,«-f tire Department fall» authorized to er.cook* in our Camp. It hns been reported • •nt from their i-nlrifnchmentM an J aurcrrd I h Iom of 300 men, Im-lsding tea offiner* phv*i<-al •■aduraiuv eo-dd tqirsl -.wl force respect for the Inwsmrcerv section. rd. hut a ahull acMttrrt-d them in '♦very nnd l»dh caunons. About ■«»>twirv*fi«e In our Camp *hal (Jen. Scott hn* tendered *jfi-_-ha smo-^.4.. 1'Hllw*." . AV. *1,11 And we may fchtifi expect.tn.se* renewed dirt ctiun. l killed and scvrnly five wnund«d tell mt-* think it uiraurpikw-d. CJ-m*-! T\L-r nur Regiment the p>ist <4 fl->mn Guard, Tho nuiri*r u* bat ««• dead body •>( ! nur hand*, and a 150 other y>ri»«er*.— activity in the adyfticv of the Federal nod that wc were-Vi he stntii<ir>d at tb* our force*—a S«-c*sid Lieutenant-^-bst The mAd was hetween two |nlU,UQr tr>-*ps tbmka ■‘wkai *u»n bn* d«Hie, naoi r<ui dj-.* army iu cunxcqiijaup >4 lhi#: authority. ’’ “ " lite mat.rit hut In** Navy Yard in n few dava. !d»nnithink ••ur -hma had doubtless Iwen o-nsideralily demanding a Steep drrlbritv. Were great iv . . • f-4it*l Ihnl'Im r>rXpMk*i) ■•• Hie fire >4 the rel>e|«. who lie this Is sin. l>ec*iiAe u-ir'C«»fonel nnd sll tMn • a* AMkfiOO ifi r M ut WrM- - bi-1» tA cessation of hostilities took pluce at mplrd ri.e oppoahcMIl. and p--tired mm betelo-u Io WtwjlrK MvOril >u »tarl.d We learn that- there were a-tns im officer*, in feet the whole Regiment is six ••'clock Inst night, in consequence ot a •retry, shot and -heft njvwi them. 4or (’lnrk*Uofg, iwcyi.' |l»U-v .Iwili.plniin snziowi in b* ordered into Virginia. severe min storni, but the fight would bo Hrn. R-wrerani’ column, remained al portatu changes mode in our8ch*><>l Laws AVw*ton to srwlColtMH-.i Tykr ami.bi* The wenthrr omtimw* very h«»t. W'r resttm-d this morning the place »»f the ragseriiHHit durinr the w*«'u>n of the Lcgisfattjrc ltt*t rvuimeiit »*• tfrf th* «uon «v, T> I. r u- a- r - vrGm. Morris force* are posted »n a Righr. have been mippfird'whh havclncks. straw «rJ Ml Ina lull • f th- i-l.-i. Hl.I I'li'. h all .ii*trivi oflii-.T*. ami all Gvn. McClellan win in potion u-Hli brow of a h’dl. commanding thrir entrvtx-h- i hat* and summer pcint*, which arc murh hiw-ffavi* lo4*r l>-*-mu-•***<-. II.; wntii<>ib«i J hl. wfiole fbrer dnring Th* wh-d«* of the rill do well U»h--wl. One chanae inents, sn-l ha hjd fnipe* of dislodging tfcmore eutafortnblr |ban the heavy wixden rriwl. to Hay. • I nfherttorin. rn*dv V« make Hie a-wsftll. hu» •putoi thn or-lw.oio.l . p<r*d<ug. Iu* turn ■ is in the timo nf Jn-lding tho Annual OU * higl.Uid.(war ill.- -|..p..t_ *L,Mfo< I. .JJv nnrs famiahed by the Stat*. — The Indiana Iftth regiment started early 1' hoard mailing fr»rfH the icber rohuun ex schm-l meeting, it how living h-dd on tlm IflvUaii-wa* In tu-riie, Ju- iobl,<luvi» to In *<inrin«l*ft. I will Mty that mir friend* thismorning t«r j.Jn Gen. MvGIrllan.— |1 cep» diiHMit nrirttf. ■ jfrti Monrliy In Scpteml«er. The three Colonel T»' lor will continue to hold glen-1I Early •'in Hie ni«rnit»r hr was pnswrd- | ke*n SB eyr Ml him whrti Uu- truiu periled mnat tint have anv anxiety < n ntigaccount, |.imd !£• th*, wfinl fr*uii Mri.'L lUii waa month* acb.io| •acnssary -to entitle a rille. |teg'ti> plant c*im<m jp.m an ' emiiwwev DUtricX t<>- draw public nvuey most ** J a**ure you thalyre arc enjoying on*, Tbs IOth WU1 return this way to- mnn ■- rtmutmndlns * p-rifnrri.r the relad ramp selvv* h'tflely. Tlie imlv thing that seems mw on their way t»» j-4n in thenrtin col 11 mid preparing t»» attack th* whole nret'in dose before the annual meeting; In the tn mar nnr h.-ipulm*** la ihn prnhnbllity I front; When w waa narertnim-d Hint the whotircrnaiis, a change fitnlwi made. nf having m return home wfthwtit get. 1 Late*.—A courier who left MrOellan'e ! enemy had evaeoatrd the plare dwring the ;*s to ciabtaw the children liptwecn the 1 night* moving inward Lmrn-1 Hill, lea' • ting an nppnrtunitv tn face th-»w South camp nt nbie •»*rb«flk.' n«w that at three h>«rm.and a4ivd,**C4, T>l-r. hvA-a-n’i -ages of jfre nod Iwaly instead nf (bis hu^ning. The (I-rnr wa> ing a trw men, there sick, all tin- rents. nru Brave* in battle. They sav they mny.iii mnrrit to Wmt s» I”, *1*11 *Uus brfwevn the ages «-f trite and rirhtcen, a* divided nml ainllohed In two diviaioris to e.tmfon. rampyqiiipagr and transrHirta’iu. you how MMUI if you will ha-fc. y.-mb-/,*’ Whnt a plraa- anrr-'und the rebels. formerly. If «ur information Is aonwet. -ran whip na five tn -wtr. I A rapid march was then mad-- by Grit. and Making bi* luu-'kt u-V.-i, thy Jsl 'dr T«-o prl-orrrv were hrongbt In. wbo Mr€l--!lnn hl fh-verfy. powdug Gvn. R»»*ithese change* are imporunt and should ant task it would h* tn Irani them hnw regiuirtit *lrurk. a <fcaiblf quick mid 41*stated their force."t 2 500. t>wt thad Abry crntit’odtimn on the r-»ad?'u nh iiNttrwvt- s.'fiMwnil. Jjikis. Jp*|a of Itmlriyli (lllftf.fcagv it i« to In; minlakcn. Wrrr lepy atrongl i b rlifird I-.I-* t.. f. ll-.u qnr< k!v. I|>irrnh I,here mnic* the long b»okrd Major Cnsirmrui started with two b-T-w* At fteviriv n wa* nfoerinteed that fete IhiC ina few jM.iirs .*<■ tuggn-g op f.t.t, Clz> (laed. 0-. July 12 for order* from llmdaunrtera. Wo are in thr day. the rebel f..n*-» at l.viirel lllll b.rtb .bista-rara b-udi'd uiUjVk/u r« ah.ee A privat»d«-*pMtrfe to C>d. Singrr frtwii had"retreated, moving ’m*aid Rofiiiiry. ordered tn he in roaffim-** tn maTeh enrlv pbyrinsl "irrogtli h.iduiv«:n out in>-l.uiirn In thr rimming. Our deatinitrinn Ia yet the WtMfrvn Virginia. aa»«Gv«i. M«-O«l Onr total I*.** wa* i •! m-.retkin efoxm tlrtv e*»t-ckl ,W*-db«».jMith • .Jjcli”. ijpj Ian rained a de- id-d viciorv at Loarel Idlfelf and thlr-r* live w.-tmd unknown, therrflir* I cannut tel| ynu H.U. “ iplurrd the re-ny'a entire The .Ihwi* Yrt-orf is approved f-> Gi-n. where I shall mail mv negl letter, but ramp. gima. tern*. ««>>*• fcr.. *n-i nmsy McClellan. '3 «- * . hope it will be at Richninod Viq||nia prftooera '•'■r* taken "tn-mg wl nni warn Y'Mirstmh-. , •ever*!'vfifirer*. Th* rliSirvy'a I- ■%■ i* ar Volantwr; tad Mkhi»»04^imioL , verc, >-rrt ntira vert wirtll. Nd oflinnf* NK-Ctel wrr.‘|.«*t ow utt*Mr.‘ Gen. McOrilan lorwl the euemy’a • |b:vi;i:i.r. V.i., .bdv 13. p(Mill»ii. • [ ‘’The "ii-aa*** t.rnlay i* all that I ri'Jtld TIcadqvaktzrr. Camp Blain. 7 A Fat Berth.—Probably tho beat Of­ Washington. Jiily 7. 1861. J fice in the United Suites abuut this time Friend Banner ;—'W* sre all hers In 10 that of Aadhor Dubois. of III rn.de. Preautnicg- that all the banka in the Cbmp in good spirits, mjcnpring an eleva­ State are woevd up by tho proccre of ted poslthin on the Potnnmc. six mile* delivering tbn lx»ntl<* to the bold era of the J north «f the city nf Washington, and notes, be will be entitled tn hot lean than gning through the usual performances of sixty tb«di«and d> JI tits in free—If the ■ The dav* nr* occtipird in name banka arc wound ' up . hy a public Camp life. sale of thr bonds in N«"» York, lie will ■ drilL’and the nights uro m-ir* or 'less be entitled to mil ire* than one hundred I used for scouting, but we sec none of the ' and twenty thmi-und dollar* enemy. TVre «re«e*rrql Eegimeut*en­ BoANixa Evk. Vs., July 12. A battle was (iuight yeatrrday after­ noon, at Rich Moutiiaiu, two mil** mat of thia pl are. where the enewy. numberirg ab-iui 2.000 ander rwunnand ••Fljwl. Prgmm. were atr-iBglt- vutrMH-hrd Al»>wt 3 o'clock in the- -morning. Gun. Ibw-er-m* with n portion of the 8th IO«h, and 18th bidiana. mid the IPth OhfeeRcgiment*. left this plsvev and- uterr • it i«ry 1 diflii-iilt march ut wvra «r right urilm. I ewtting amnd through the wooda, .Joe- [dmiic. Wi- c*ptiir--d ,»ik l-r'n-4 rnt>h<-n, of whitjh ••hr wa* rltb-d, and .ill tjie rhe my’* camp i-quipo—•' The nitipber of Ltwo hundred, and atefoirtte ■<« «m *1 from J'.#-' •lime. »< ofirtw trf eofipte thy *1* the great C2L?*’Q. P'J’t’’ t—■ AI>V|*MHiATUM-.iSA'X SK.’ffiS&.’rri fl UttHYitrrpr*sftifBi»cit •mr' kJMS? a k •• ik. ..Hl, Lak^i to THIS Th see G real Otnwo a. Nlu* VKZ. O» SMttera ..A.-SlirtWCStr^ •<*i rw»-» Gru* 0*rv« Haas, ’33Llsjklm> kw*r. I*.for leighBl AO « ®3S«?fc cffANCFRV ORDER QTATK or X1OKWA5. fte.Ciw.il Curt k3 l’w cmi*t> <4 ttanjr. ia CtwRewy. . .y«wer, C'im^Uii Mi. i'kLi.i . ^JSr.iSt'i^-"^ f?‘ ft. Wfr*rt1sr*>ret Is yw Nw S'/nuir’i SM-tsi*« Stu r ►s-d • vred IS &v*r < * paL-nifti*d ta rev HR^Wt w* fest o-rnjwlUd t vreWsvs imIs so hsmhat--■ > am **»■ IT t B* via IT <*LU*K It ia pr n*re Mtssaanftu torSKhw* nf their d •iM'w. And tbvss ofyuar rssd batea* Mat ft> kMUr ttu* to Ivy In vy, hBatoftssa. t«gUi,t.«. Pcxeiga »1t. Tbs amount weighs srrr s.s h is tore ftU. A U»<v partus of tbi" es.lt* raffW svsrssd by wtMtfo* In <1-4 «nd ct shirs sll b» tbs frefem-uf U« thehorki “Thrir killed ohA wouqded am- uiif fully t • one hundred and fifty, and a| Imat --bc hundred pri*-n. r*. and m-.n- ri.upng in . rerdrd in Mirronndrnr thw-vurwiy about 3 u’rioi-k -in thr aft«-rm--n I A drKpvrnt* light iinmediitriy eiioued, Ir*-»i« l\lthT|y i -|y< ,y)(|<M of it-vyi-ly/hut lastin« afontt nn hone and* wnlf. resulting J.air rapid march tumel hlni Iwk ja made tn the armament t4-Birt Piekms. । ingly. scarcely n-un for another Rcgi- tn u1o**--f-ixty •4»h.< ene«ny killed. a*d (great i-mfit'Mim.,nnd h- i* wiw rvtrm’ing a largeYmmlier wmtadvd end taken priwm 1 ornwisdng of 9 45 pmndrr rifled gsn*.— ment. Ion the r»«sd to St. G-i-ri’C. G •". M--rn« Our Fourth >4 July wa* very । er*. Smn* <4th*1 Icrter -nrv ••flk-er*.1— j 'Ibey arrived by Mrnmrr thrrwtlay* since, -dull. ’••■ ; 1*1-. f-llo« him <-l--K--lv. mid ar* now Inndcd fin the bench. A i -.1 ri. •I graplii-d i" t*- Frntiaylva I few davs more, and thi-y waft be bi no«i ' Webavaarimt madd tip nt* regiment"st C-i-nhorland |o join , that wo have left no friend* Iu )I*<ting*; ‘ : oar ni ’ An pnwerial fiat< t1un, amsutotlc Hill at Ronli-elairg. Th*- G-n*r*1 ja.rim-' tcrtra, and c»p it* of great rffree in fiat *• har* written from five hi mght fa||*ra Centraling all, hi* tnv«p« at Rualrxhiirg. tcring. down 1 e fortifiesti<us of the I each, and ‘ bar*, as yet. n oticed no an and will vut-.off GarDeil’s.?retr|e»t jimr, , W«*l Uni'Si. or. if pmkHm-. Rt. Gv-rgc., swots. "A fitw lines from Hmme wntrfd •_I may. say that, we -.Iwve driven uut’ Air** or IxpiAAUTT:—iV-PWladd <!•. US much good, especially fi«Hii our aoipr 10 000 trn.-ps »tri«ft|y entrenched' niWiMntmr <n» phi" 1-ornwp.udri-t of the It: T. TWforiw friend*, if wa have any. If money is, , wich-a. Irnw of A*ryn ki|ldf and thirty , reerlredirift) rf>* 1 ■Byajfw..”M,i ha* been detected In draw anarce mit that way and nor friend* are ,fixtt wounded.. Pr-ai"imi return* f-und n-.« pay from the v-hntevr fond for thra* h*rs ahww-Ganwtt’s fi.cyp.’fo have been iwit'hf postage stamp* and cftreh»p*, let husband*. *riilbel foetw'o, other* for men 10,000 men. Tbev ware Easier* Viciiii them'draw .m u* and they can he terony M-mrn*. ' On arriving at th* iats*r Wmarried, while others bar* baan al-1 Hwv formt*d ajw«e«fon w4thani'HbBfi>wve lana, Georgian*. Trnowom**. Nad f think cfiifdren. mfated. Our address hi Company E. lowed for ~ ♦ ria.ind ..•/andiai Tu nwwn* I otnjivc foil -tei) ■*■£*? and in bvmus ia- Miafcipa M Bayimaut, Washiagtim, D who had eenrewebrtl thoMMMlvM In the Academy baildinga. The enhsG, t waftre 'd.-taila n*. to pcriomrs..Ac. 1 lbws-il fit that psMibition I.trust that Gen C.,x ha* by thU time, rraa *rev*is n rute form driven G -vrrn«-r Wise <mt <4 th* K*as- .. rtyhai Valley. ..la.that cam 1_shall hare .( camped d«»aeby as, and more coming in Fort Picxaxa.—A letter rfvm Fort every day. The District *4 Catinnloa is Ru-ktns, diitrdTiina SOfli. aaya; ’ uAn lmp.»rt mi iddirimi i«’ah.s«t to ba rati odnplerf by tronpa that there Is, wrein* —A Tat TnitTn Awrrrnv*.-Barnum lavs it down a* n rale, hi hi* work •On the Art of WHae Monev.” that th* "proper I ffUt'SF' ha* -HASTINGS TANNERY f artteiUn^rf. "W*1 ' *^7T* f 4re it Uks r fi tteCwriwMwor Miovreire.it ■wl WW hr Mtrfrig teresr ret.., yret tm ret IT’jrik h is «s-ih it • »*' bl" Agw Toss lorin. lhe (.r.tr • vriftdl n Ms vre- W s»*< r.a yws bys tSkre e*M is It prwrinl to *~ -MW MiM.. ■“•tbs m.<t B* *vsnl ia trrtag m r -t^-bsaartfiftHLpr h .t .U •**^*t-herty J'-eJsral. c-*«ia* *s �S PE Z7? CATHAKTIO X*AlTmR«^l- MICH, ATHTEWFJO tllaitttM. tv 1 Ll;i<HiltjfttN,- FAJfeelor n< -bx.\to.\ rofeirU r^Siry rrfur«i»he4intVpi»<^tylbi u.rTT^/^-.Uj to meet the wanto of Uhm nba deair. the co.-nforU of a nr* *G|* h# 7 ju Stacks of .WilWOBS! Thr building t* ot brick; room* targe awd airy, TO CONSUMPTIVES / ’ xervous REFORM. ADricx tnu. ■•■ Mew-Tork Bcncvtoent Inflmuy - .. - DKnn.rrr. cmic *aooo ” uU rtwatrd ia lb* mo»t pleasant ggtl^f th. City. tyVSPKPsu. /fd/ N. BAILEY ’*'!.wt5*.tjjtititj. yw—e alt -- - :.’tg?r UXAXT DISEASE, . FFVEKAbGOM -» ' . |yw *.«-x COWY1PATION. Tbe undrr»ign*d. now •evenly*™ year* nM, h*. for year. devoted hi. tune ta curing hl* Pc- The School Picnic. n.!i<ncr» and the poor tn Mew.TorF of tbe.e ' *• r"->l"^l*V**»nr.,l Sri,,..! dreadfol complaint*. which entryllMlK>d ibonxmli lo an •■.luiirly grave; be liAv.Kldcin f.iltd tuc.ire *11 who hare applied to h i tn thr. 're- |A«r tat. , ^l.lii,./BP-|.!‘?i,i-»lr .L L. f, and bch*’Ing ll to be aClirivtlau dtttvld.m. Gere ihoMabrtied. a* well aa at bn»ie, he will lu.ta .wwUtal.H^k. ■end lo |ho«e who mouire it. a IMpy bf Prmcrin- 1 tiota u«'l. .Free -f Charge 1. with directions for ,1 •»" ?•h’-1 '*!-«* <ta w„ I «:<«..qto ; tka.lMAw. II.-V . . Ha'rn, ..la fr a. Uatlar fJ.tU.iiMW /n , . Ntu cw ata 71 |. . -X tta.. 1 ita. ta.iutal Unu-r. r..UoK«1.'t> DiiiGtfons Oa High Prices, at the .-,r|,„„ ‘J.------ I Im MijnuKtpdg Family JPItyele. WAR! ZutMve ih. DRY GOODS 14 _ L*V.*>V. *.♦«» Zminr CWrM'h. nn .yd tail* «L* LARGE AKO BEAUTIFU1. i Hr“ IT.UlJt*""’’Br— 8-"“i «'i 1™!*’™?* llW’fiH*jAJL'rtf,,, . a,,. ! •riWr.ita.. .«jr,rfH/MUrtiHMla. DMAS B nn-SPlilNO STOCfr'of GOODS. m o* 1 -L ’ aEn.l.r W**« Wv UMWta aiw Mrmed. li * inaeehrd W> .IhBtiuwi & frat, ghd.cUwit 1 th.it Sfri-,-1 lo Sono S!r....t. Ml|;1 ti| t Ito gmvv »iW<f ih.. K,j ? ^1^,1. «n,t [ & •faprirate aatar*. p»1.?n, whkh rripidly ‘ lhe Riim-k*.^ wvtivrlthndp «f ’jiH 1-nHim aif • .kTuI’u, V.1 ifi’nit lhe ’.iW» BfAaewe. UarniNR FlmAel. And Prirate Adviaar. A book fee lb* old and young, embracing th* Pathology. Prvrrniiaa and eave af ail dfeenara «tt Vnnarv and -•'eiual Organa, art* a wauxtsa vwc, .r,a.l^ .. M r..«J . TTW’ENTWE AND ALCOHOU ras usw&B No mistake this time! RTTilH MOUAXIOAi. *ASDi MKNCD PUBFOsrAoxt.r^*: LOW PRICES a>l kutda «| F<Ad. Mrdiciuee. Liquor*, and Good* ar* adulterated, with tbe neat,* of detecting lb* fraud*. Price a x5 cent*. NEW YORK COSB. I HE llol SEUQi.D AND FARM, riantatioa and Kbopa. 1 For eycnFaaUr. having over a ><4u receipt* an Conking. Dr<4og. Pt tee 1 ring, <3r«ning. Ac., linn tu I’laot and what it M beat to Raiae. Ha* tucu.e .u.niaU.adrlee l<- Heuer Kveper».r«rwer», GROCERIES «ftH1 ir»!s« > i>.3R- - it PncaUeeata. ThcGcitie»e»s MedJcD ^Chemlralv. Pafatn, Olla. Cam. n ermkfrinwww- frntvin- of-the netWHMi and wore l-<ade<i with d<4k*b«uu'f <ts»ry hidE TEA. CliFFEK. flUG An; SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. liArriNB.CODFtHlii ».ta: The Pople vt. R.inweil II.ddi-n, info onr»Etr.: nmlirrn f.« Rbeumati. nbaUwiMd At Km-Ivi'm NORMAN BAILEY in f.et.'eieMhinjpin tltoGitoodry Itae. aueh a ■ ill be needed Ur fount um. Aleo a greet variety of the ‘ niitney;. «wwM •'*■>**«•■ .><J CDDMXST yaUlJUDlXB^ Ab< CroLIrc Extracts, ' MiU l>wAe«|qUU«l. H-IOHF-A.T’S LIFE FILLS AAU F11 IF..MIX UI7TERS R. Palittor. <M«nrihji^.— Uraponik-nt rritmU <«»• *540 -rmtfpi. wivi* In nppear at nrgt Irrtn nKC-.tirl. W* riaa keep on hand a gaod anurtment of STAIIONERY, Pfej‘pJr w Th-unw J. Qift,l4'P'r’fAxr PENS. PBMO1LH. INKS, PAPtt. XXVRLOPra. CARDS, de . *«. ry nf itprfer*!—Smtrwcd - 80 dur* tn iS'.tintt JaiL . • ... Pcipte w Ah tizn IL .SUxvptwn lii a«- uearty-everT kind of dineavc to which tbe human frame ia liable. Tbe fol'atring are among the diatiauiag tari. . ely of human dueaaei in which tbe ound al! af th Upon our thrive* may be M0SY POPULAR MdlVRhd battery:—Fmpd t18. / ;• ‘liehte. Mfc. tV(v»u>w** Soorxtan Stair , G.naidrrahiecivif bu*inea« wa-odiniwtoed m-ouc.TatmiiN'0:— . ■' c •*♦».. advertiu-meht In your cnlumoa of Vf-reuia'a SoirrmvuSrar r Now we never nf which in rtf ttd pnrYt^olar interval In word in fornr of * p.t.-ol^bnd<cinn before -?i. but xv fet-l cumpellrd toney lo your gny but tbe p'rttee « noli. •» thi. i« no humbug—wr n*ra raiet. it axo . — _. _ _ . it t *c tu rr cum* It i* prob-tblr one of, ueeckail,l (L-.. J—- V....».. ■ I, Vl.vll** , ... . Ill MiMithrr part «>f Lhi« papnr. V ilL J.r VEGETULrLIFE ■EDlCIMEi A»dAfo«^ato&fefo<ibk.o n o PATEET MEDICINES and poverty. T- *w*h at would nay write, w, will med you hJtowriioo eta auer.WeBtoated. and novar-W-** furDTOt a Wa wtu. Mail raaa. to any one apply»*g for U, FrepwU by Dr.J.C. JUrXXfeflQ^wnii. Mana tor aalval Uaatmga, by koa«>T* aThkcn. FOR SALE!I > fur. gold. . A \»ffr portion nf lh<» coallr •titteringmigMbe >»rtnj by A'tenUon l<» di-t nn<l cleulioco, and Wcdl bribe proper a»-uf the right rumedy '- ' ' A nalLclMteilitock'of " H FAMILY CASH FgODUCE fee! <*fil»jr./ IfMLLUIM Ready --- ------------------------------------------------ ' run nipiaaaiion » ine wrww nation tram tbe mueeie* and ligament. of lb. ! wr„., tfprreenthm au-i cam. joii.lo-------------------------------------------------------------- I a^.u_ '___ .1__ ••_ >a__ a., DROPSIES of .11 kind*, by freeing and atrngth ening the kkiney. and bladdtr; the. operate uioal i deligliltnllr on tlwae important org.ua, and hence 1 bare ever Icon found n certain remedy tor th* woraletoeaef GBAVKL. . , AIm> WOBMS. by di.fo Igidg ftnm th* iurnia^a ot the buwela lhe altmy maltnr to which tbcto cevalurna *dh<rr. MCUMVMfi UIAWRS, wmt tMVETEB 1TK SORES. l.v a perfect punt, ahirh iheae LIFE W<-Ilt..iw*u ... .1— Ll—.I ,L_ u_____ Do not aak foraaythtag bul jf.000 7;>ew Arrangement FEVER AMD AGUE-For thi* >co.rge of the oopnlrr. them Medicine* will be feuad or Account will please •’Writem £fe.«p33»*kdd*rtdiamindy'.' Other KZU. cine* leave the *v*lem .object to a return af lb* ^£^>21 ,ZbiSfXdkn'>*“-‘’ -1- Call and Settle rwuriL. BILIOUS FEVERS A LIVER COMPLAINTS. -Gohil Deniurr. In* or Arrrrira. and Dier tbw Flnt 111 fee left , ..._________ = -_e Peace to 1 »' .'llTir'Jbet-w matured U> haallh £ £■ Y y*; •» fft **• flaae.rJ! ffr aeveraf rear* with a r«**IW an,‘ «t’-' d"*'IS!»eM*, QMW1MPfb m»k* kanwo th hia fellow-auf.^^^CZADQXAZr *J Pay. , l-ci.MKtottttHbek FUU* AND COMPLETE. BOOTS & SHOES, ‘r "-’ ■'"■‘■'T'-T. i. t-feeo»Bt the af»T.“1-/r—->• —-te OR *.«|WO HOW.” . nJ n-n.i,.^T.CA5nr. , GROCEtlEI, fowl Wgh./ wjjb yev^rnl tree* »-n F., .Hr at.tr’it ..n 1 fie- Iflih ••!«-. In latitude 20 60-in f if >ut|bP**>> W ** hnn. Went nrwl pwaard within two hundred U ».*w,r «o»nt. M»*>ba«irtM charge., With the dime, abernill 7'7*""* ontne th*’ r- •’de* •'•>11 ll-.! a aom rum f -^—1 ■■-rii—' A alb. THE JOURNAL OF MK1HTAL REF RM It l» a largo and bwmU**J pnpet, *a l coototo* Prion. 38 oattUper Box, or a Bpxaa for »1. ,'WLtrH^r.v- p to WM-J- aaantl hwabr •tekneev at an aveng* of ten day* Mgfy fcnrfhv, (if BttPja^n:^f iit tbeyjar. Tlint giro a tola! l-*» of •W.OOV'Oq » »'in> tliru timm k, |*rg* a* the whole coal of ' emtrw the prfiprmV**' dtodre' nw*y4*xl» toittmd wbaeaa bring Umhnl»«* =*M<J ! qiUrtto WbT^ilfa.’ . J,,’,4, j H-real d.? . I(1 rno.vrn fr ,m, or 3 dollar boilia of *’»f. Sonapnrilln, will nipel n lurking diaonter 'hat wohM l-iag the -ulferm to bi* back »>r ■tet. -.r tuuntha.do-*t l| 1*1* * >r figure*to a|>ow ‘l '£-M-d-'.u.w,aoflbeinrr.rIne»t» When feecr Ml-rue U rankling m ynur vri>*, and •linking your of yon. |t wo, ih r], do.hr ilcovt. >»' hi. Ague < ■•» to Ute lhe vil'.ianwe dlnartinr etpriw. lt(W, MH,, ,t a„,t(1BleMyT PM> have taken mid ip It pru-l-tit to wall juiilit’ll three ilatapa far Addnsa. DR. J lag Sunteoo. U« .MMbtU^-Pbric, Who. Fatocnua J«>iily dwerv DYSPEPSIA, hr thoroughly dcaaaiag tbe fir.I aud aerond .toinacti., and creating a Hou <4 —.1 K—I.K. Uli- l..luJ -r -a-ta__ a •ecn th*, ntlverliMinnut of R.'*htn«nn A !>keS grrsv Me«MgvriP and O«*». ’ TJ”*, exETbition p-’-ttmn nwaerai feaMH-n -of Tee Kcovoer ar Hav.tv.—Tbi* huny nation of . l^fWfirirty0 *><W'if'■tht^Btod Amrrictnv have I L-'O.OIl > working people, wjrnve v*iticc«|m*y >i« r»tim«l«i at «d a day. and tbeir j for CoIlecUea.------------ --------- hOU1W.1I •**4SWC?^rOTrt, '"iwitri-**:.iiiw « -* ri JYtfsWftT CHOICE OLE ol-E4ilSG LAND, ~T ■ t> n.'UW>aiTtf Yaa^Rrl.0. ; Alio, . Twa- Dw*aar Hoiwea ' - TWa^ Titled® pot IUdl wr Hsxtfagx. ’ E eV art/I A 1 . V. MAtVABD. liprM. 4«iraBHWMn^«»d cart if.fl* 1*fr pry f*r tkan •ah—rtpttim. fetPry* rt IbeBtoMter (Me*.' —,TF.>JW .V .................. ... i«£m£&L ITS:—Ywctkat owrwc «■ Mie* erbook �BETA CURE - •A'jOTlUt—pM t . . . -. rltRa.A totvll STOOD BBiiEM OF T1 C^F CURE ^<9 NervowHeadache cure r — Iw.tntiDcar C-tlumbia,: BUY YOUR GOODS ' 1 lfch.-crtAyiAl.D~. n. UM.! lo SOOTHING SYRUP, Fur CWMrw Tectteiug. * t—cl enMr* then ■ TO MEOPlAtt Till DOWtUK Dap—d upon it, axxLen, U.aUl g»« W.W. . t, BELIEF ASO HEALTH TO YOUR INFASh. W. tarepa< arHeie L, w„ / .•MaUtaboe tbe tatowtaf dsh ON LOW PRICES *«"*• ,B"1 a,*r'" th'"*p arramd them. , ] TUro Ut! Uen »t«n nttrmptrd itwor- j rwti<-n« nf ne^mec In her siewtrtr. end । there were routetant *ppreUn-Lj<M t< • । moH> r.rnti.UNr nnc that c^M ** T ranpra-^1 wtiUJtWlM* •*«•{•. The Mcrtunte .hr give- nf. lU lhr . high prict". and the univcr—l alarm and •uflerinii. are trrri!>l«. RU ■*>'•- ll,at men that Lave g>«ne !«» fild'1 ’U G*n’ 'with » »W. and may bo taken at all times aith perfect safety ggfeifF^r-r^. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I Tta gtaalue tare fire aignatures of Henry C*Siv; D^gi^ta and all other Dealer* in Med- t WE UVAE Jl’BT RECEIVED IteU.«ou ttasupon tuyrwtixro t» ta State of JUiA box will be tent by mail prepaid on receipt aao. u-y inorc crouxl Mq««*lut*ucvo « etv .nal oe tnueb to u taro to tacuier ta Sanaa of Ibecboagt I to a»r apptmwiMX-. •• my uhmto *—‘—'-------------tavro were to rveognixe ni»al AH order, eboold be addroroed to HEX RY C. rfPALDING, auvtiyr 4S Cedar Mr—G Mew-Yewk. ■ B ft Tt V <S ft 1P PYMH04U "•■■*7571. OO.rVA-T. ura rci.AX.ro, k Dyrostary a cd Ihsrrlaa to d.ihinm. .Iwtoex >t anaesfcaaiatHbtog. sr «t»y *<l*r «.w wxmxH Myto STSiy BtoUnr «bo Uro . child wf. Crring from but uf tbe L-tegu'nc di-rron. d. rot let your projudK*.. or It* pr^udkv <A maw,. Si MxSddLb.lHi'. are maov.d hr itair dm! Mtd gently stnataitog pe^eMiee. T*»’ mr<U<SHATTERED COXSTITrTIOXS, Mwerer they may Ure brew triSed a itb •beta] <U» tbetr di reel teadMey N to teog ... __ j— i. - ■-- •'- TU»t aneraiiu n« aiwaarge Iro« —r — A Kaw T»r« StTTtao Macitiwi—Wr j HcrW-sKtoeWbendiMrigr m^rwUe. TbM gcMccday paid ar vibit-.U* AMi'U’* TyP* , SS11K RlxaCJT TEE BEIUUTATKD. Setting and Distributing Machine, which nd«bere»nod>M.«ofl*e»to®aM,e»dB«rM. we think one nf th* m<wt perfrrt rfcc*» of mcchaninm wr have ever aeon. It only . Menis tn need Sraln».U» fulfill tbe dnti>-" . of • man in 4he full matnritr ft bi. total-, left and uacliilm’**. The netting ■•! lhe 1 tvpo » pwfurmhd by «U airiking ..f key ■ .m the drrodlbl period a lib prrfcrt roa* like a piano. The carrying wheel hU al- 1 tacUd toil S4 ciwwaynre. >3 of winch ara selling atod 12 dulfbutingiu. tbe same­ rar dangtdS?un& It time. These conveyors are arranged al fVkloirx in' terately around the whod. Tho spued to which the machine may he rnn is «*tly tbe latter are often «t mixed up will, tbe eaedetmdtrd by th* attllty ♦< fbu of tb< aprru > 1 •­ Tte« tay eawta Wtarttta itrtffv trtfltnTWd wW» w^f-d ri ety of wopntta. but all «rr etjitnlly l*tit ; nn mahme n determined rvalMtmt* i» the NaikiUttl tanvernmcfiL Although her' IntrrratK <M property arc nt the aU tviRgidpra herself fortunate in getting tn WttaMrftcwi, and baring over bef tbr protection of the Sutra and Stripe.," 83 rwawa d , TACTS I / TUI ta BLOOD rcimn —d MMD HLLS U»C been prered by aaatyeto to COXTAIS ‘KO MllrtOUt. dn it with « uullen. reluctant manner and ] CEPHALIC PILLS, FfEXtMCHti, l to feUww ta uro «f taw mati-nne. if Uuwlr Full directtob. tor <tarc Mill ■cvomIwaj wk w. Ur. Non* KVDUiu- «Mro *Ik UiMu.r.1, ..( CVMTLS > CAIXINN. N.w York, nroifeMt. taawrupper. bold b, Dtuggote Urooghraxu. MOTTS -.INI Swiw-______________ _ tor. .. • | S>x revohitiona per minute will art up , 43.200 letters in ten hmtra. One imp>»rtent feature of thia machine b the rryia ! ter whrel, upon which all the signals fi»r j Irtterw nra ti«ad«> bef.w* they p—»U> lhe hands nr conveyors. Upon this wheel there may ttceutnubte as many as sixty letter* in advance nf the delivery, and yrtthey will I* emptied t»n»p*rly. Thr apace thus gained allows the operator time to.jusHfy hu matter and read bib copy as the work pmgTeaaea. Tiic mschino urta-and dialrihutes IM sorts. In­ eluding italic*, small capital*. <Lc_—*nd j may bo adjusted 'to; fonts»of dHF-rent I hare tried your CepoaHe Pills, and /lilt lltm a* wM that I want you to »cnd me two dollars ’Vit'^rM—iI drv-foMta tfHthbtwn. to whota I gnre a tar oat troen tbe fieri box I gol from you. Head the PUla by mail, nod oblige NEVtsl K5.0JVN TO FAD. ouuust rrs rip* EDf/JS & B®D2SS, HarUoiiM'a, F«b. 6. IM1. Hta /Um m a*"’ ta/F' VARY’AN rSroi tHO VSK. Or. ItTMtCK sized^lcttvni. f Mr. Aldan, tire inventor, waa a prac I Ural printer, on’a journal published in Maaaaehtractta. Fie had devoted nearly twenty ycara nf hi* life te thia invsauion. and died ju»t ns he had completed It, gnd saw it in nucceuwful operation. It ix,n-iw in charge of a relative. Mr. II. W. Alden, who has introduced it to the rmtaidr world of New York f-r their patro—gr. — Ctorrrapoaxfflirr Cificinnati Tbnn. GROCERIES B’T-A'reOM £"°j HARD-WARE pills; iron. too freto amatta total «it- Bed ta wwtar .. iritnT of Osygea and Carbon Ly n«bwt>M l> tdrogvn. Aancttoned by tbe iiigbest MHrfi’ leltonM, berth tn Europe and the ViMtrJ i Slates end pnrorrii^ti in tlieir practice. Tbe rspeftrnte of th~i»»n«!, daily protn tbet no prep.rnti.in uf Iron esn be mmp.mt with it ’ iMpuritto. uf the l.l<—1. deprv.iva of nbl rwr■ gy. pale wad nebem*. »kily e*««pleiioM n£ f point ra. to Prof. WmaTa ReduraeircCoHMarKl blood Hcncr.lor „ tbe reetay which abrotldb. al war. on hand In lime of need. O. J. W OOP. Proprieloe. 414 Broadway. Now Yorh. ud 114 I MaAel Street. Rt. I-ooU. Ma. Sold by ail «wod druggi.ta. Price One Dollar per bottle. febUyl IdT.-m acxxracraator a«* THEUREAt HEAtEnt OFIiaMiISB: I ■rrrick'i Mwar CaatN Pilh! tuk vnotK n onLD.ixn-rrn SICK PEOPLE. THIN K! AFTKK VHKB, ACT I You'd Dearer expect, al Ibis lato dot . With atardiag erne, a bta to All; Ttav ed—'/Mto'Eid/ihS'iMlli. end WrU, AaJaupcnor to oU>cro >» Hrrrick'a Pill. FrooUTlwta^Aai'llWx, uuLFtowcru ttay' relented front pertracted trtrd m a dletac1. laA Some terr signal intliirtri of Ihu Llod err ini ad of Female euffenra, raiaciat’d ricliaoM »pparent aenuaiM, tanguiuou* eshaartioo, cnb«*l ohaagrs-eud th.l evntplkaltoa of uerrw aM dr spQtlic atersiua to air aad exrrciM Sar eau* InKrrreZ* eSMi'ltoo. of all Mads, aod ftrf tea prvrer.iit.rt ot irau ntaf ba roln'yry. ftauahte tbe uW .nidro, it to rigtmm-ij tank. mUmtk ing exci'ing euj U'rrix-atluK: an4x«Uj- T»P larlr sp-Tuut, ere® in tta u...«l ob»lui*le«roe« •• MaHVt*eM witLopt ever bcirga RsUricpwptfVe, OC liiBlrtitlg B ditaX'i-a.bk DauulKin. , It U thia tatftt proprstr. .nioaj often, »»“’ make, it .<■ r. ni.Of Wj clfcctoal ••>«! pens"1’1 remedy fin- Hint, upon nlii.ll it •'•» »FP«>» '• rxertadfartrct anJspcritk action, by 4>.per»!»f <10,000 Volunteers Wanted, • Immediately!! The above number of <MwwtSrtS ere wasted ANp, The Great Battle .tat l am compelled to Agbl with . - in i-v»]’rr->«. itiauunt-'iir •• ••• --—.■ alUKl.'box of tlx— Clialytval- 1‘ilb, tax autaad far tbe met habitat c-ta iactotag>»e atboMo*t Co<fii’s*ta- . . , a tn nnabroArd nlsrtrom. t’rn whtaol'* l»v—rrtorr. enrtteinMi, rutaetotiiig. 4g tuntaraaul. lb. efi.ctx bar* bera e^taiy *«»■ Bur4 TIM— * ■wenr CraCtera DRY GOODS! , FUHfZlUGU HAS ..-rt deMitotta «—gb. and rrmittcut M-ev.e, w bx* pneroUi indroate tociptatil fmw>t«TttoB. ««• , rrutajbaa allayed the tarw .rf theaihsrt ph.’ >iciro>«. In acrero! rery graUfvmg xu-t lulamtisx jomre ActodutY, HOLE MAXUFACTUREBUOFTH*IMPROVED EXPIRED, GLTTA PKBCMA R00FIKG, and^isxx-^i: CEMEMT and aseror dantae Meaatg Tbe cheapest 1 Ml U mb-IM la M CORroiLlL BIST .Lilia JubAO k?au Btjtckfc of Cel.CMk •rla|«r Burgher, or rom. ;W*T atfAgX&tah * hto Fewc. bring ycaupfor TBl^LBT COURJT MARTUUPoil adataks this notice. * rU be*. 6w«d I FT IS FIRE AND WATEB FROol* i It can be applied to naw and out boots at tu DO TOT WAMT WniSKEIISt TH> TOD WANTA MVaTACTtE! DO TOD WANt A MCSTACIIEt T*a tat te aly obwt 0—•Third tat af Tta, xxn it w ratex ai dck*m.< ■uiMarm GUTTA PTTRPITA CEMEWT, Foe •mereing and repairing Tie nd brUr Mktal Room of ci err dcM-nplion, from iU great Maa- Clothing Tibs1 i beotory of at«<!teinr. "Ateb exnt^ >■ wa«i|-a com- ».i,MW w, w. ib.ni.ibWW wW4 w MU. U. •-d*tbMn*Mfi4«rt9«atMto«9tel II OVBOOODS rSi-'*4 * —n —• “tyWir is ktrdvhtkn.” ' u L r tj Ji ;f --------------- .»WJ’P.HA WUU!---------------------Thr»t material, an pat vp r—d^ Tfcr HASTINGS TANNERY! ^&*50»!£3X^ weea rumnaon wen rei^nc-. pata and rodnciag ta awnUaga " Ike Mui. abd mutcler. . . la Moe—tired FeWrahmnal nrr • » »•» * tw S ssiMr—a jwu, sriaflltTic ewsnrr b.|rS.-'4* br'C- r. BwnMua.a. MMM puyaxoaa of taroduu, nd to warranted to bring OHSKEBS OB A MUSTACHE ■*W AM4MffB«c* OENTLBUEN AND LADIES EATING SALOON!! ’M'i b ro" » “ ro— •> ^Fnaar.1 Of-. nJ TTOtna. n viuiin snurr, «*— W xroorura.) mnr roaa. »an MUL» IT »lt WM- The iitai.M !r to wew pre—tabs" ^Tatfi W du f cold iWCM ,•» »« lom. 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Thia wind <4*tta 12th,ai.da • mmsiata is BurenMl<at burning and .morning and nvu-ii'ig heading Ifta — a - ------■-— .........«»f .................. F --, 7 , ano ”! Hard* nnro» county. It i« Im •»,(. «<■« . |W at Oakland, e*>l gitata. lu the first, thura i* frequent* ly ora^rert. ,1 ped ttat.... General. Hill. I) a double degree of heat and impetiioaiB> lOorlodt the Oth Indiana entered ghjr u, •m,rrw.pi, The difleiVn.* between the hot and the rebel camp on Laurel 11 ill, and found Ganiett’s rm p« Is here awaiting « rdrr» U.K V. UIT OHW-MaU-Rfc,-—, _ fnuu his family. ia from 7 tn 10 ilrgrers. Th- higbrs' de ! «mp eqali-age and rtathing. and a d-irt meu.d thrh-4gu»Uwas73dmt, <M Far- oftbrir ai«-k and w.sindcd. with a ante Stating* and vkdnity, ami always ISAAC C. MOTT. Great Battle ! ! ! 110,000 Volunteers Wanted, Immcdmti ly!! The Ox eat Battle guile ring. •■'Flvit >< aaffii-irnt m’kI that I am c-rapellsd la ftgbi will. ... _ . the viceroy; and keep tta mpirati-m ni--re free, it I* usual to wrap the face with a handker- Tta» were still wsttaul fluid- HarM Ttaaes A Maisary CrvdMen. ••rrllre fo the a-ly-iining chamber, keep ctiiei. neti"ti and <>l ils destructive principle, and Ohta, and 7th and fob Indiana regiments. ts-sidea the breath kevpn up a drgtee of humidity, and hinders tne burning air gullies bv tta twita ramp furniture, pr»ag lime, and »1I »f >ou, wilboat dfotiaclian ‘ from suddenly penetrating inl.i the mouth vhhnM and knapsacks thrown fr-m the pn-nrtited himsrif. •nd lungs. The Aral*, ttaref-re. *rr rebel*’ wagons to facilitate ttair flight.— We f-.rd.-d Cheat River f--ur time*, and that we may talk over mime mslUra in PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, which votir imTcantilc knowledge may ta ’ ABSENT «>N FURLDGH DANIEL COOK, 1. A. HOI.BROOK, FURJ.<»l'GH Uu-State. (rliiak.)if they iledre t-sleep. Thia cau­ 14-h Oh’m advanced rapid(y *»• the had. gnitimdeand j-.y; while tin- viou-oy enter- ses. by tta rnrificaiirsi rarificatinn ttat attend* sttcfld" ■ in which v«f«h were standing, when ol into oaivrrsnii.si with him up-n vari. | pretty strong aghathin in the Ltasl; ami suddenly the retwl army «ipcne«l a fari«>us “ ’ cotnccted* with his pa-tea<i-.n. i this -a-.mcrea-ed ------------ »-------------------,gj mis uffiir* imnemetil 1|<|O IRALUESTSuddenly tta viceroy put hi* hand first weakness II in general j Mdncrs.m man aide».(1 hr river, «here they tad been Into «me fMs-ket. then inn- tta other with two effects distinctly cl inuncrlard. Il c--uc.-slrd with small arms and two rifled I the air of.-ne who tad mi*laid something. strikes hint mortalh F*-ttirontr|y. ni st "f their firing was । ‘ kl»! ’said ta.‘-iny Miuff box! Evas-rpa* nf I me for a iimm-nk while I fetch it fromiliarity. n little t-M- high. The F-urieenth return­ ed it with spirit. Meanwhile. Lao pieces Arata affirm. the liml>a » pamte at the of tin-Cleveland Artillery came up. aid RtSSELU JOHN ROBERT*', HYSICIAN and H.irpwn. PwHIii war, star the Caurt lluusr. His rxcellmry ‘tan dispatched <if use EXPIRED, HAS bri*g yre ur fiw . T.uir^Ufffu'-,; •. t BERRY, tbolr love. Mother* ami wives and chil- from 53 deg. tn 57 degrees. friend and f— intermingled as they wWb . fn„„, could observe that when ths wind b|nwa, f„.m tb,t, •«.».. <.. I,..™ a. I.«i. (jr .,e lbr h.||„wiwl —often render.*! the attempt at rrcognfc „<Hrr- b. D«.»l B. T.O,. &<■. ring Indiv iduala difficult and anftteffmcR a yrllowiah tinge, inriininglii livid, l*dif nd h.«n> Uwlr Mre.1. u.d n »-e - >i» ■« -■« •* . viceroy, taping f«* ju*tte., from this fused '.hrough the nimoipbor,; and that, 1,5Jt"™,'7“ impoorihle. . •n. r.1.1 <>■>«> • life. It™, n.llr. W.-sternS-J-on.m,tb<-ngh unable to con. jn the ru-sst vi-dent periods, the ami lieIn many places the di-ad lay f--nr fret ml lb.1. rart Ih. r-l. l. »J ,kil B-pun.t»r Mik ISM. Hr reive h--w It was *•• ta ob.ained. Sta come* of a r«-<L ll« od«>r is iitfi-ctlous ;.r mg from Rich Mountain; and finding an ( . __ • r was instantly receiv’*!, by Carat Rrvill and sit I ph.i mu-; it is thick aud heavy, to ,U Declaration of Ind. and when its heat increases, it sllme-t recspe to HuttiuMville imp.«4hle, all unin,,.. ( ..... , w . tta American flag was liula causes auffwadlon. It iicctal-ined a pret­ led and returned towards Laurel Hill.; Outside lan'rt'r and “Have you no witm-Mt' observed tbe ty qnphuM perspiration, portly excltril by 111.- tineaaiiii-a- which one ta-l*. and the Ciwnit. Madly attempting to fiwww „’rF*?, . . . changed bv ttaudditi-m ta b'ua mid whirs difficulty with <Inch one br.-stliea,-si ac­ “* “N-«ne.” r>-plit--l a’le. o™. .™.r p«—i -Srmer. | „ri^ „ „ ,/ lb, „ni.. ,<• •-Dill n>> pereon (Mas in <ir out during count «-f its foati-l quality. Tlii*.per»piraGillen intn a l—.llrea «m» by the m»Sr.;«d l-rA" II. k.' to . «.r UUrt,. ketrv nf the inner filra. Further .< ym Aioli appears to me more dene- and viaciilie tntnMicrionl" .ndUllwl II ..rUO KlItlH. . ,k|,.„4 |,i„ .1,, trnri tta spot where cavalry of Franc* llie vir*w*»y reftaited a tu-imenl. and England had momnter.-d—ehaa-etir The i-etter to elniniiis its oualltle* and its •Ibies ymtr friend smoke!" and hitztar wore intermingled; and the I nature. I opmed my iii-mui to inhnfr it; heavv Niwman horses •< ths Imperial the iialate and thronl were instantly par­ Gnari were lh«t rspersed with tha gay ched. Il pnsluced tta aauw effect when charger which had carried Album’s chiv■ I ititaled through the n<mtril«. but nmeu aJrv. Here the Highland ar.d Tirnllsur 'slowly. To preserve one’s self from Ik . . .................... .. —The highest market price paid for Pitduce. rnimma display Imre mule testimony. to the mlrerv of snrh B tattle. Ctmld ths mrlanrh-jy spp-arance of this scene rif denth ta bighti-ned. it would ta by wh- Ova National. Ftao—How Ous n nrt tmnstanuy ’ ----------------- j --------- .—As cvrrv tiring runs st lever heat .-n tne I ll*.ugi.t queati-ai of our • Star Spangled Banner." ... -----I 1 <- «•"■« with tbe and that rm *««*» traustcUon bad taken tfvti<H>Fal-.-^n pnid t.. filHng redrr* frimi NO. 12. MeCLILUX’S LAMT VICTORY. WIGHTMAN & ROBINMOIL f ..., ""• crop of ripe grain which'tad oitered thh field tattle <»« reduced’ h» litter MM and terror to all .-lasaou and nothma. Hu I 0^ tta night ./the I ilk the rehri army-; WTtt. says;— | at laurel Hill, under ttat command of Graft.*. July Ik Tta Saniieli ia frit in the Dcrert from Brir.dmr-Gui*eral G^reatk lata Major m | trough tta field • f tattle .4 hwCxlfiu difficulty and in immediate alrmt the middle of June to th* Site of the U 8. Army, ey-c-atud it. ramp m tr^d.c<llk MajorG-rden. uBnt «»f a email sum money. ninny n relic ««f the fight. D"U----------- being her friend and a rv September—It I.etprriencrd with a very great hasie, imniediately «* learning of wb<1 had charge -U t'hec-rp*- of General g Gnrtlfn. *r h-sHird lhat tta .jH^ablv meictam, she waul tn him In violent south west wind, and •*> tb-*e <>e«u McClellan - approach to Beverly, day a whew tta tail the aun is the and nRrestod ta ttat director. appareM- ||w Ill-mi ardent. It ta burning, it i*m»«* in taping to |ia*s Beverly hrlnre ton. ulMj aiu|lrry ata point gu«ta m-.re .-r 1ms so-rdring. of nmru -r j McClellan a arrival, aud thus esi-ane Ibe two mile* from 8t.Gi<*ge. W«nl rw-nma.; musical instrurneuta. the sppra- Snlt NNl Water Lime. 1 R-m|ui SulerntiM. Cauaia. Pepper -md I Spire. P ----------------- I " ■““ "' A Rirarian nnblatuan. who haa been ■ BULKY. ,11 ner w*rc. irroicn. m tow, itU UnJwor. callcry »ud 1-------------------------------- TERMS, S1.0S. IN AD-VAJ^CrEL Choice Jliirribn^. G roce ries! ! R. J. GRANT, .EALKUS ia all kltaaef Cry. 1 ‘ *■" ” ‘r..... ............ 1 1 Rftehot, Ma fall iiiocii of i j. ' I 8 A AC Hastings’ Musintss girrttorg. I >. n. * !—mu .■■.'■-.JL . HASTINGS. DARBY COUNTY. MICH.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 24. 1861. VO.3 I'irriptioioi matbiwMf on JUta. NORNCt JJLJ ■_■ J. *4.. NEVLNS, PROPRIETOR. Jst »W data Frlstiag. . 1 "O'ftEPUBLICAN BANNER. Ar ib*YH*»*,‘ »*«»’’ o<jrr’rt -wtcriioan «»/* ‘'*u‘ 1 *~t *r i " 'tilT Jill A f I < fanner. A fivil 4. It was designed by Captain 8.imiivt C. Rrid, who in command of the privateer General Am.strong, (ought with a British fleet the tmsrt brilliant engage­ ment tota found upon record. Pia.u>ua to it* tairg ad--pte<j by C-mgreeo, the niimlirr of stripe* ta tta .-Id ting keeping pace with the number of Slate* admitted lot., tta Utti-n tad incn*rard to eighteen, thus destroying ita beauty, while to re­ tain mure of the firiginnl nraUirM and perspicuity of Its «p|w-arahce. sumo were made with only nine *iripro, thus destroy­ ing uniformity. Arcuritngl’y in 1616. <m the adnitssi.« of Indiana Into the Uuhm. Peter H. WetMl..vt-r. id Ne* York offered an*|iiti--n itat a c-uninlttre be appointed to inquire into the expediency «<t alluring the flag-if the United Sintra. Tta com mittee was app>entrd. after which Mr. W. relied no Captain Reid.ti*n in Wa*b- with Green Erin's tadge up-sihirtalm- the ground was rmntared with tne dead and trod-len fetlock deep in tta mwd and gore by the frequent n^h" «tf rivaT««vg*ry Gtnt»d pointed .mt list rhaneea rested, tad been amiilillat^ 'rrochmm. the disorganized c-mpat my knapsack.” *1$ a v* lay* Bick in ««enf (Whn -Bring me my knap- _ _ ___ n:i-e iiw- n-Hr-rm .-u.-rmu uiuir for * luog tuns, *»d Jou MU.4T COME LP A5D earellrtu-v.’ Ohi-\s letk while tbe Seventh Indiana SETTIXar-‘POP GOES THE WEASEL.’' ||„ .-xn lb m-v received it, a* If mer Rrspeetfully and t.nly your*. ___ 1 tanicallv. h-4-lintf in hi* h-md am! talking. p-itrefncti-m. Such a corpse h rep-rted - - e, K I Illi, pretending son.-- hariw**. ta went c<Hitagi<Mia. I ktmw n-ublng *» ternlde Uaslinrii, jsdrla ^Et. ~ «’H* «Hi"R *" offi-*-P d--*ired him to as thia wild; I fell it almost runatnnllv *________ bike that-miffb-x to the tuen-haiil's tuaire BAILEY FOR SALE!! = CASH OB — . I.... ki-u t-« deliver the taarer a jewel cw-w | which be tad n-reired. Ruvlllhfigad-i retiirnr<l V. hi* fair non ’ ponton, and under pretence of showing PBODuCBwe ean'l n C. rKlRDLE, Heady Pay Fl l.l. ANU CUMI'I-EFE OLIVER E. EVERT*, Call and Settle HERIFF. Um be fouta in tbe Court D or b»» rs*i4esee. srer tbe Jail. T Ususa Sssairr sta Jillor. st S FU1LUP* IlEKIir OlBre In tbs -Crert. euirtxr of R C JABER KWEEZF.Y, DROSF.CUTI5U ATTOUKF.T. CaaaMtar 17 taw. Sstaitor and Cotiasricr Ip L’taner nightKiaiorueaively. M» Interpreter. Mr. M. R*m«sI, was struck by it, bn' anraped death b» a diw'harge of bhe>d. Indiana ram* up in hot |«in»uit, and an­ other brisk little engagement ensued.— Gm. Garnett was finally rimt dead, when bi* army fled in wild cmfusion toward 8t. (ivorgn. Tta -Sr. anth Indiana pursued them a N» rard in j*«y. and blew .hi nts, I frit great fnintnra*, and mile or l«« further, but our f-rora were pm-vived it: iuy joints a relaxation of tbe so exhausted with their f>.re<-d march twenty miles to-day hvf little rest from lliu»dra. yesterday’s march, thal'Gun. Mori is re Tbe dangers of this wind are guarded to hi* other uii«-<t, -Now," uid he. • hrtnre going fiirtta'. again* by inhaling the fumes ..fg-md vine, fom-d to let them pursue further. gar and covering the face with the handkrichirf. I asked the Arabs if lying capiiireof the rebel camp al taurel H-ll; tta total route ■d' their army; ths capture Are V.m acquainted with the Seti-irw of a large anumni of their tsuta and ramp 8------—r I ah->uId ta inolimd ntyacll tn think it equipage: f-ny of their taggagv *a»ym*; liitiinatelr «ta la my friend. Um held ramp idlest—supposed tn contain . . “Di<l you lend h--r righ' hundred d-d prvjmlitiiid. ., all their m.aiey; iw.. regimental tanner*; Vraaiau B«<a*ymk>. — In the sketch of one uf them that of thu Georgia regimen>, fifty or mure |>ris-oer*. including fiuir tta Ills .>f Omar K.-diiry. given in ths lives of the signer* <4 the D.-durstum. «ri' Georgia Captain* and Ueulsnanta and a ludepeti-irnc.-, it i» »uted that in the Fed­ large number -f Virginia -«fficsr>; the death of Brig Gen. Garurit, and twenty of eral Gmgr.-an tin- Virginia inembers were his men, and the wounding .da much , ly— Ittrrelv in act .if fri-ndalripi and «he ■ luoi invented a »t->ry cmrerrnng eurne j,-«ela. which had n-d the slightest fimnda H. W. RUELDON, OUXTT TREASURER. 0®re H-u.e. -0F- ' (TimpE OAK OPENING LAND, Al.o. -riro Koine, HIRWOX SMITH, ptRCXJfT COURT m* 1 IHStONFR. In th* VUl*<te of BairtinfM- k, CpuMsilee P Malisitre. in •» »be < Thiel Wall -/ ttare.:’’twmrcva»i and other* and to indulge in high wrought sul-yiya and graUilali-m i-f thrinselvra which sometime* weUlrd ths reprwwnU' lives .if .Hber Suite*, who styled tta spirit of sell laudatioti am-mg the Virgmtaui chnnbiuanaiw." But wtati thi* Bui the merchant predated In hladiotisl. rnemy actually apprmcb*d their borders. The.ireroy left tin- n»nt suddenly, the ctaugs in the slvlu -rf tWr remarks and returncd’with the jewel maw la ms waaaa oloioua as it ««> mortifying.— They intr dureda drumud f-u supplras Uta ttt eiwry particular! When their Terms Easy. mice and the tall figure •>( Rodney. r. H. KUa*BlX, In ttat the «tri pH Im- rrduerd the original thirteen State* and !•» form the numtar »imL*-lmdly atpreaned «ri X PZwrifia* CfnwM. Tin- design was adopted and 1 *atma a law in 1818. Tta wife of Captain Reid, a lady every way worthy .if her distin­ guished husband, wrought the first flumad* after hi* suggestion with b-r own band*. |nas«ntrd by several nf tar fair patriotic couipuuion*. Mr*. Kehl died In His knapsack ws> hn»Bghtt<» him, and . . . Tl, ... _1 ,1 _.l4. -1-^-- with a smile, as ta ImAight not from It hrs hidden treasure* ■ •reu Captain, by courtesy f«r a liaigllme known m ■‘Commodore, is alill on drek." pillow.1 8bv did t* Bfe ft-’ the f>a*f «Mft<i»<M'.e7 find a*nly going fnu’ii night tn endless ddy—*' fnirit death V» stertuTgtary. 8mbo y«®arf greater length: • •*lt’a me." Paaring a neat little martin mit lance. green blind gaslight -we caught n glim pre uf a pair of Our l-iss ia wholly in the 14th Ohio brilliant eves, and a flitter of sometiring Regiment, 2 killed, and ab-ntt fifteen “Who’s ttareF '•It’s me." si* ths hrisl .ubtr* w.mndud, tat n-t fatally. Our hirwa are »>w engaged ia burying reap-mac. The ry es an i the flutter dis­ their dead. Gen. Garnett is lying ut appeared from the window, like »lara In hrml quarter*. HI* body is to ta seat to a rlmid. and we alrm-t fancied, aa we his family at Rnfowumd. Ganurtt a army at Laurel Hill numtar. auldicr died. ■ - StSea tribwfiM am -qc the hoapitals. Hk M­ reprimand tofoe I retowwy rare • » riling. •Hi Blank bat it taunted us for an lumr. • It’s tne!’ Amid the jar of the greet city, th-re words fell upon the quick Mr aloft, and mel a glad reaponae. -IfMmri’ W mef ?M we hold would pride of a hvart’M life, tm d<»uhr; the free L ..r__ -__ .______.u. __ .j Ttair artillery was rapidly served- bwt aimed utamt two fret too high, cutting off Vrcv ^ttle has Virginia improved since that day. Ths drecriptimi is sUl ‘ tv tbe Wet .udor.it who iha and dark- ing the tetellact, per’.5e» the tMrmere. -. i- ji<l During ilia Ammcau Rev»lutwa». itX- dtmimshMl By tbs numsrous doser Ab-ng the line >4 retreat the wood, filled with duaertod rebels, and <mr i'hrcs times ■ ' my im-tber. Arid tbw— Washington's, farewell hddn-M< — isthegift fnmi my fath­ er. And this"—bn. voice fid led. ' ’ J the next morning, sight hundred A dims . witiifive hundred m.we whmh hr d.d. -nd I whkjh were by that tert* >y’a ordure, dta- rzxp rr THKISTXKXST„ - .iwirr _ . ...fcAMW”’ gs-Kor- >4----------------------- ***** -------------------- -- fires and cam** in •«» th'- fob-1-’ right flank. The t chela tb« n fled tn great diwrdrr, -6ir 1 yov »«ite b mrt �, Mr. Nidiuls, bwp taxgx kiiiou Only ita advancu guards of the Federal furev^ were in the tn. TkrtaH -------------------------------- mil 30,000 man, vugogvinunt. . Tbey wrre fired uppu fami . 1 | »«o m.W. tenmd. while a ranwwwllering including ' ‘ a large nlimbvr of oavkin, ■ft atpjtiMfmdc by fic - retain, M|io then Hcfurttarcxkbm Ihix. seen Vw. J aftgrfled, -and B aotne <i were menu frorp General at Patterson's a warttaxjuwtly w^frk in their field* a» other point** Monday morning, 31,000 . u 6 happened. was 90.000J uot.|i toe fight, but looking Chester, encamping on k Accordirfl dayn.safe night,dista after a alightE on al . the Fire Z>|h Lrclx-1 lttk.cavalry. —An ficial deauateb frogi The inarch will by return-1 oul "kirtniihi two hundred Colonel ihat he .tad ed onMcNeil,a Tuesday morning, and theviual will eu-. the ***** rebel balterii Latteries mi tbe other aide, while the Sixty ninth and other regimrots liarria and cwinpleb-Iy .r/ptted him. . |»», < 4**fchUMUj-toftrnd ■ tn fcillwi wA wniniid .. IILT with n^ttr , Oux.li^a ia iweHc wounded. Tne nnmlwr cannot be ku An.' Barri*' force ia 4'taideralily diminishjtjaated half nn Sherman’**. Carlidr'*. and Griffin’s, and ' ; ’■ '•r—r~' -------- »3*®ll protected tbe West Point Batlrrira were taken by nibhbmxll^W AtuLriak a-puicW -Ul“J------- **?•” y."<* *'‘"r ' •»’“’! fiw op AX-'W.nj. W.'h? <■ Igblb BARKlWl MaVibcm. OGrm'enTnrbiaTw.me r- van XMM ago to-day toe Grand A noy rifled cannon. Wrthc lotted fatotee commenced Rw for ward iSpiiibcht ,lptb the ‘ rebel rotin tf) n.^ HUT TUTTE TrOODS I nB. J. GWWV 1 being driven back. .,f Ite. W* ui.MmW.^IAl'M mHUMPtMCM Dw't.A'apffir Vkiii«4'>iw«r bill bill . . Il is anpfW'.M' IMft*%>.dff ’ that G-n. Mansfield will takFrottl nand of tta fi.’rti fiortiotT* on the other aide‘itf the .river, i ahd ls Kbit*.'it U’sald, by trrilitnrv rrijflh ' i ftera. rtr*. fi> fi> bold bold thtetn'agiiinst ttafo any ‘tbp ' enemy mar bring encriiY mav bring Agxitnsi thhrfi. ' I - „ ___ omrrn'n and mortara are b,liw‘.pldJ, being rapidly sent oyer and inonpted? ' ’ Au -.fil er jirit from Virginia. 10.30 report* that rht- riiad from C-tnerville to th'e Pbtomuc is strewed with stragglers ■Die troops are rHuiriifr^ the iiecnpation adopt JWuT Pills M ibair tamilf mrrncxara. of lhe fortifications and entrrhehments on the line of the Ptddmac. ‘ • - • CM.'1Iielnteetfitaii un* wounded in; the Herrick’* Kfd tHreacttenia* Ttaurtw, wri«t. In nddi|ion to'those'reported yi^terJnv I It ls said 'tost Cnl.- Wilcox, the gdllnnt cn’ithmshiief of a brigudetvra» kiltat; uta> CapL McGink, a brother afCuf. 3IeCo..£ of Ohio? , Tlicdty tbi* moHiIng Is In * the most aniur Fla.lcm wre a «tmaia.raal|jMH4af Inteta* ekeitetnt-nt. Wagons air enritin- aud Sooth Ainenea. unlly arriving bilttgingf the dead mid Jr* .. iboved --forward- by ’difltaent ftittts.- to lapa^. .SwvmmI .cataalfiaa oocurred?- bbi T.i.C.x Court J louse, iv here a large fftrc« > Creek. Va., ten ntilas from 'Wnakington. W* 1,‘Tr*’iX ,. **"*£*' ****•« (it ita enemy wm stationed. AllL'Sgb aid are to firm tbe vanguard ofthe whole were wntm-led by bullets Edwin M-w, column. Tills forwnrnmovement nf tta toe rebel* tad taken every precaulio* to trotep* llta-had-ft .vimderfol effect upon wurtrwbb, .KOTb-m U>rt„«. Tb» r»Katenet tta road- ta Mil. ti.ktaa ,h - i »" “** * »"nd‘'"u’ »P«,n etatrnet the raadv by falta. tltDtar.Ttara the h dcaied f1*., ■ ■f.tr H-|> 11^ I* bai I. _ ~ .1 ’l(U. w- ond is regarded ns hevera. hut nutdntibtatroeiipha were removed ti* n* though tbtiii^.. ’ to*bnapitaja, rAatrwiinna were removed ' grrriiri. Alllfa toe Kill, both civil' stid my, ., ’f’1"- Worlds IRjrfija cnrresp.indtmoe cnrreap.indtmoe sqya nya nil njl they had been, robweta^ and the army military men, deemed it prudent to with­ ' ' ‘ ’ advanced with gre.U raprliiy. Thera was( the militia .of Eastern .Virginia aco to draw.* inarcfe forSUimun. . , , taente wc-rk for the skirmfahers on eachi Buu. Rvx, July IQ 4 P. M. ‘•Fyrtm’ intelligence ' received’ bert-by r&He/bnt when the front of the main, From careful-inqniry and personal 'nK’ the Ust ihail frdm Vera'Crux, It hi st/iteh ' c*lmru:.x .appeared in sight the, rebel* fled1 and believed thit J. J. Pickett, Into Crtn- servntioi, tta wyuHuT ofwmnided on tta like aherp. At Fairfax tta rvbgls tadI sul of U. 8. at Vei-a Qhx, fbo wm .ro Federal aide amount* to ahfty, and tta ki.'.-. .1 tn i;.rty, flfomg entrcnchmcBt* which .they atauto> cnrtly hi thia city,' ha-, gone up to'-tbe ■’ Tbore bn been ne firing tn day. t-ned in great htate. leaving- aackx «f flmir, Mt-iiani capital as the ifiplmhntic agent The Confedcratexi are still in nwae*mo(i ofthCTOH-H. With tire hotHj Mf eiremtF Oiral*, ^lotliing, arms, ten’s, rqulpinenf.. of toetv nrmeitfal tenttery/ n venting Minister Corwin in hit' nauntia- ■ With » spy V1”**. Ihrge bodlta of Con. and camp tmlcmpl* acatiarcil over t)w’ thw.- 1 -h ' federates Were aeon moving nt night, and Tlic TYmrt dispatch says: ’‘The nrmy left, apparently finding ttair. haws li«,. ige called CchterviRe. »evcrai mdvs in Virgiiiia-UMk«OMtoMte..4tf^-il>c line «»f nf operators, but not retreating. • ond. Early next morning the reveml march for Rk.-1wnond, via Fairfax and ButteiirS are being urroior! mi nor side Ma’inssaw'. ’ Tfe'lni'cc starting’-today' ia The feeling ia awfully distn-saing. Kims moved nn but found Centprvilli; commanding theira, which are of a vubantnfnlly 56,000 Atrong. the number reaching Both telegraph and stiiiriil>oai rommullill character.' dftMrted by the retain and toe Uulou (lag by nctual extant, nb<-ut 53.000. The Iddicniimw arte that there will n d n'njitfun with Alexandria j* suspended to­ flyfaig;- From this pipes the troop* day to the puli|ic. j ll*NX»n*i, Mu..July 16, be a generalfontord increment before fh^vrd bn until 'the dii'faioh* of Cot. I ’Tbe'greatest alarm .prevUil* throughout m-kmlng, unless the enemy shall Eight hundred Federal triMqiaeam* up Sunday 1 ths city. ' Rij,tard*-.n and T) Lt eucmmtr ■ iihciul nf tbv-pnM*engor train this morning provoke one. ’ The folllowing i* nn actapnt <f the itair advance the rebel Lallvric* at Bull> as tar as MiUvilk, thirty mH as above Si. r Fort Mmqinx, July IP, heghimng id ths panic which remillfd an Run, an account of which is -given else- Charles, on the Murth Missouri railroad, At midaigirt a party, ronsiathtg of Q»pu disaatroualy to o’ur troops'; where the track iwaa toni-’up and. the wlie. H"l|id»y, Cnpt Edward W. Jenkin*. Al! our n>ilit.-iri operation^ went on tronps fired into, j -An mgngrmenLensued > LienL Jotason; and n private, ata>T. Ed- swimmingly-, and Cn|. Alexander ,«m resulting in tho U*s of 7 rebel* killed , nnrdjfctwliaas. Major of the Kentucky almtit erecting n ponksin across Bull Run teat deapptdres, the battle pf Bull's Run and aavvrnl taken prisoners. One man । light cavalry, and R. W. Sburtlofl of tbe when a terrific consternation broke out ; ferininated mxwtdisastrotisiy to nur arms. was canght with a guu in hi* hand and New York Illustrated News, leil Hamp among the teamsters,*who had incautious­ Immediately hiwg; another,attempting tn J Aftfer silencing,battery after battery Inton wiltaut permiMksj on a aomK. At ly advanced immediately after the bpd) escape, was riddled whh balls. Fighting । ixftl gallon! Charges, our troops were »ull continued when the passenger .train half prut foar the party Mere surprised in of th* army and lined tbe - Warrenton wcNuhaabcrtdMtaQM .tajrond Ncw- mad. Their ennsternatmn. wa*.shw«jd in rtrpow'ered and compelled lu retreat passed up. 'Die Ffederahi Inst three ktiled, the . by numerous civilians who wern on toe n»ark*% Bridge by twenty rebels. itk a fearful loss in. killed and wounded. seven wounded thirty horses captur ■ RawllngawM instantly killud by a bni- ground. . of the robdt was not i We shall await with niucb anhlcty tbe Soon our whole armv wa, tn .rejreat. let.through bis head. . distressing details which arc necessary to known.Johnston'and ShnrtMT were als«> seen tn Fora timer, perfect panic prv*il»d which JuFKR«b|i CiiT, Ho., July 18 fall, and they must ha Vo been carried off cnnimunicated itself to toe vicinity. ,of maHng up anything like an Accurate citiCentreville, and every availably convey-, matt of: nur.braa. The latest new*, thqi rings news of a Tight as pris >nvraThe other* cron ped. ance was seized up<»n. . if Eulton, Galloway baa reached us slate* tbjl too Mi<d>i{jau tbr<-* jiiilo rtlua ri Bovcrsl sirjilar alarms kid . occurred Three companies went not and brought conrHy.botwtfU L.McNaiL with about, Second and Third regiments. aufFcrcd on previous occasions, caused by a change ■ ■ QOOuisg, andG Ifprris, with a ____ force in the body bf Rawlings. iicjrless than the Pirrt.whict>'wa»'ba«ny caiiumu-jal about 1,000. Six Federal» Major Raw lings arrived hero yesterday ol poaiii'Hi <>f our hmierira.. and (t'.wa* uere kilkd. Tta(loss by tbe rebels ia morning.-nnd was formerly connected most probable that toe alarm xyu owing t to pieces. with an illustrated paper in 'New York; to tbe nine fact, t 80 killed aud 200n prisoueiw. Tho A special to the Post, Washington, 90, rebels were romphtely routed. Later.mid morelreliable ncoount* from aaya. Hl is believed that another battle A S*»>nh C»mlitw ofiicvr Waa the Irnmr Fultonatnle that thrive of McNeil's force will not Imfonghl at Bull Run till Sun­ wlwla many of our northern duughfacos • •f the follow inc guhdutid f’inruunicsition • . uding a vijored taaly day <>r Munds* morning. tirin'* a »ma kind of it ooinwroaiMe, f_ “The rebel force at that point has liecn to Gen. McOelliufa aimpt survnot. . a^jjJnting Tilr. Crittenden’s plan nfl.ivt Fultpn, ia known to largely tamuard. and it ia supposed that HaaoQuanTKM at M* Kmta’s Horns I Jxdinson’s cnluyni frutu Western Virginia Near Tygart’g Valley Rivrr. six milaa t ■ Only lhe advancu WApt^r.-AIf P. himself proposes no such haftforifted a junction with Bcaun^gnrd a from Bewriy. July 12 184X1. ) thing n..^ in theHuuMiprooeodiaga.Bf To “Comm&ding Officer’ vf Nprthvm Frid*y Mr. Oieu-ndan fa - ivprMented uw Foreen, Beverjy. .Virginia:, 8m: I write ,U>^uitr to you that I liavc, **klng •‘lenve.' th faiUipit roeolutibns doin consequence «if the rctrrntofGeo. G;w> daring the present vrnr "ajc ^haVIn^'Weij nett, *nd the jaded mid reduced o<ndi|i*>p forced up«»p us by. I he.di?8111/"I***1* «'f ttic lh*plgh,n<*toiug vf my command, most, of them harip^i Jlartis was u Southern teHes^towr in<rohgi^,»p against hero without ii«x| fi>r two davs, cuicJuded the Govern merit of th* United .State*) *nd w ith,t he concurrence of my caipuiui. and Terrible Battle at Bull’a Ban! field pjneer*. to surrender my cninmaud that the «a? h n«K waged fin* conqiwat vr 10 *• prixmers i>t way. I have .<ml> aajngiition, bnk to- mahitiiln and ' defend Retreat avtf SlavyAlcr of the Federal V> ndd. I.iruat they nill only, receive ‘al. tbe *i*premacy of tbe CoPs4itutp>g,;wi!li your b«‘d» such trratmeul ns has invari­ toe rigbu and -cqiytliiy undef $ uiiimWjianwtmvjr, J,nly'22 via PnitamclpBiA. ably been,shown U> Northern [wisonvrs . . . Ottr trnopa. after taking three fatMlea by the South. Waenntorna, Jflly 18. Yopr obedient servant, , ind gaining a great victory, were eventLong Bridge, ox-er the Potomac Is to Jpf»* Pxsn*x. , xtben ’.he conspirators return to theira^e' be recunvtrnccd to be more available for unlly' reptdisr J and commenced a retreat; • Lieut, Oil. P. A. C..§. commandingon Washington. The retreat'wm<hi good gianej. tl»e war should "cca»e. . Nublyly Afifitary operation*. ’ ‘ • • order With' the 'rear Well covered hr ■ Gon. McCIrllnn arnt tfihi reply by bH 1 ’7.fK>0 hxA have been forwarded to nur gntid^gfAurnn; Our hMk Is 2.500 «r 3i6fl0. will obivet to that. aid ds camp. Lieut. WHlinma, [j.S.-A. armv in .Virginia. The fortifications around Wnahlhgtrni ' Tbe three montta volimlert* are trr be are strongly'rhinforwd hy frvtih troops. muttered" out of service and [ufid'ofl. '4 ■ -J' ’ TVatinio^w. JnlyiS. ' - - —-b... ■ - ■■ S'AMd<Tu<r» Sta Thur, [on the IMg ».f thtf 'AIM* the latwft Inf.irofktimi^rsfrcHvcd _ ______ ... - J- of thta nrtrvr of the rebel 8m .—Your (Mminuninition dttied y« OnitigC <fc Alexandria Railroad? righ"' sirrny who was killed at"tl£> Wile, near teen iiiiltw from Alexandria'] July' IT. ’ from Centerville, al 7:30 liwl- night, h trrduy. preparing tn gttrrrrtder ns prison' xrrlcif i.f evrifoi 6hA place In the Intimsrst er* of witr «bn f<tn*e aseetitMcfl under , «L Gsorgtj, ia Wotern Virginia. , fl' We Imc seen totf enemy nying hefl.re degree dlsasterous. Marly Conhrard state­ your eonihmrid hfta been delivered u> hte. iiv, but in consequence <>f the roughness ment* lire prevalent, but'enmigh iakhown As curtnmnflrr of this Department, I wilt* oftbe march and owing to the heavy.gfm* Mr. Ghrnelt was married to a beautiful tbit wc hate carried *L»ng, they have *tfc- :■> warrant the sUVmcnt that wu have rcerive y..u and them with the kindtie" New Jersoy. 'fiiihj one of the I wded th making tbdr escape’ whbuut.a ■oflered in n degree which Kai <^i*t a due tn priadnem nf war, but It Is not' in gloom over the remnants of the armV*. my* power tli relieve you nr ’.hem from first fwnilies, she being thu daijglitrr of a fight. ’ '* ind excited the deepekt melancholy the liability tyuurred by taking nrma nrilivitesilra. Tke wtwWiug took place in We have Trnw-fitH -pMvsrssimr of tor through Wnnhiiigvm. The Carnage was agafnst the t’nfted States. • I am very-, New York where Mr. Garnett wasalmnet- railroad a* far »* ttab fimi-.n. tremwidrtttsly heavy nn bbth-aldrii, and on' respctfclly, __ Yonr obed't ii'rvimt, . The enenjy eummcoced tocir retreat to o well known u any of tbe residents of ourt la represented as frightfiil. ■ ' ‘ ’<!»», B. MoTimllaw. day. and barely pax-aped by >be «dd Fair Wc Werte AdntnWnjf and. taking thrir "TJe erco^.wi* a^^mati-d h) ! ">j- -37 .tt’—— - T-tflix n-ad which is occupied as.far os Fairmasked biittcries gradnslly. hot ann-ly. almoai rggal style. n»d nothing w^l^pk-.' fax Station l*y,Col3nei Wfilloo^, who took and’by driving the ^nem J toward* Mtns*, ----------------- the occasion ------ . . ..... tn।make nttraeliva aaJ.j el,.v,,n pii,,, nmi. sav'd unctbm.-rcMirctd by Gert J»hn»nn, A bool <me o'clock toaqfollr'rtniur dvs Imprwftrivi Aed steieGelw name manways wht> it H tmderstoi»d l<*ik cbrtfffland, and patch was receivedfcom Colonel,Willcox. tbe JSqMtW><Hki«MrVdWi*T;tn by inimtdintely commencedtfrlvltiic it*iteeete. JACOB PERRI8, TvColsnd KaiaUatesas. : , ,< , ■ ... the newspaper* and telegraphic'diepatdic,, We ta««.taken: Fair&x Station with ii‘»nn<fcacing 'Sfmther vletni-y !hr the' I0KIA. -WE- ON LOW PRICES Come and See !! WE ItVAE JUST RECEIVED ■ ■■ -t ’.n ■ „;»< .*3 riio'ii Df-EiCT ^**f.**"4_’***> La ►‘—•'I lUlrMWte MORTGAGE SALE.. 1MI, in Liber "K" of Mcrtgagra,vu pages I7J 174,00 which said Mortgage there te claimed I dor, at tbe data of thta Katies, tbe win W 2 of tbe power of ule tn uid twMlfare ■nd in i.umuaotc aud b» virtue of the ...-j. ■ >- U.T LAMIJjKa.XK . KEDUDKD IPBKKES. premia, which arc described’ in a m fullowa, to wit: AH thone tract land. »IU»te. Winjtand Ming iiitba MU.rw»4 >— k- Iractwnal qu*»ler Mr. Crittenden. It s a r.'-tewortliy circumstance th.H THE VEQYLATEST! j : Sarsaparilla TCErngnaomT4*** r^gateg^Alili Yirt ■iftlJa fagton and Alvxawdriu the vast eulifihns ■' AYER'p -AND- zfW^,rcrtK..w uAi£«.i.r.'.^ ■ Tv we ; from Washington and vicinity., Ari- .ten., -Tta. Sr., SAVE TBE fgp-OLD friends New Adve'rtuementa. . ,. Uxuun I—llgaifa )>( a relieL G«eral P United State* aorvey thereof}also - . .... tioual half of Ifeo North we»t fractional qu< •nd the North cs«t fraetljn oftbe Aicth Wett • lec^rs & eu&E?, GROCERIES . r ... Heart DUroer, Wtt*. Kptlr^ «lat»<k»l> , Xenralgla w“* C,E£ ArivixisTr.xtoirs HARD-WARE.' Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, sa'.e. BT.TKOr MICIIIQAX M following drrerlbedknda. .Ho 'naliip oTUrsogeTUIe',In wit: TM ^••oullt-Malqu^Ur »t MCtuni I Sir. I 13JA8 801 • a .to,. ..AK fhur,(«4.)*owBHr«|SjMrth l>rr.B« un ad.j ‘•j'rr’JuaJI »• fort; »er»-‘ b:iug I«nd« fecUngitlg to the c.hh of nedsriefc nutlag. lata. f ■*,« ’cninnv of Ms. oMob. dMMMsd. WILLIAM M WBLLBY. • 33 JUOa-i *0 H3 DRV GOODS! JOHNS A CROSLET, CHANCERY ORDER. S’^WS^’r?^ *•" - BO LI MA5WM7TVRK118OFrUteniPROVED GCTTA PERCH* CEMEKT HOOFING, «• •’«) feralpUo. Ttee cheapest m< aM*t darakte BooBnr of • iarry. on the twealy Brat day of May, £ It ■aiitfactoriiy appearing to thia Court that th. ■■ ■ * v-ourt, mat t>7jw tan 11.0 .KT Sl»cks-<>£ IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROO' ■ tat, Solicitor JCw,,tta said CowplainaaL M1CBWO. made ' -» this eaUM with raxrrea AgricnltBral Notice. ftmk lo'mnk'! a sfinirf- tt i* liear OBtArvlHe. bur the panic was •>» 'fearful that the aertina of th* tnvnibara </ the Barry Cfataiy -Sljnwd, 0. B. WILLCOX.’"' whole arnfv bpenrne demuraltzvd, nhtf it ., -IxrfesIraralSooiHy.at Uw ofles of lhe tfoereia-r. Several rcgimwitv ''•f rebel* troop* are was irhpraoilble »n thrCk therti' either at , I _ _ w~.1Mv * ran reporu’d'ti• have'ps*£‘-d SangirterVSrkt5*4 Centreville fir Falrto OnpH Hmtee. Gen. MrJDmseir Intended in Make\ during'the dkv 1 n rstreat before (Montf , awe* ran wuemaara an imam—i__________ _ D. -Server n Hrmaaa. “ ** , another stand .at -^lilrfinf 'Court Hnnsw/' aolicited. daring. IAr- Franklin’s-chimn. Ip full retreat, be An Aintn a regiment was ei'MmpM bht our 1hrC±* He oWjed.' within two mile* of the fork* of the ."fajd,' 1c.ibld’.Mol imooin ■k-brftasnah *im fh-yjtrrdFam rt’RH>h»» the! ret ■where we arrived fft no<»n. tbe cadrp’fih* tta hiH. «»f wbi< h were’vtIH burning when we pass- 1trMt wM kept-until tbe ftien‘"reaCbed rd-tfi’a P M. - • ■ ■ "• ’7•’ «thslr rigtrffcr tncafflBmteiiU, U 1 p.mi.m nf Quunfitlh. :.fYr«& beef, enrw, &r, were wbrrtn retorord te» tbAm. -biri Hill larger »!«W~ ,1jjdrtRsrtTobilng W*e tbe.entrencbment*. “A 'liOlic nufnbhr rtf our troop* in their Danna or aaxtdine a wnllaa Onlar. ... . UuRUJaay^.Inw*, July, 18. ., .'-.r-. .-etreki’frat bh tfce WAraffde Goto exhaust­ ur/saaiiwar OoaafUiaaM. ■ Tta JTmoGyr «fty> ttat a ion, apd sentt^reflaltmg th« route AH tbb arylvta a*KdJ>viila ymtovdar. btaicmg. wnv friim fnirikx OrerC flpmte. ' * BMT-RA **» Utrowefl TtMMfttav‘-ttostn if Ary nrda iter loll and Odortwl Enuiklin. can Notice ! Ti . Clothing WILL TOT CRACK TN ^*4 -RMibwtt ta sxjsOiV “HO irtaif is'aOWRURDr”) av > '-OTMUIUU .V/WKMIW.T ‘Unusually. Low ! * IS YILU1M STREET, pfjh. retreat. buto HuKaatkaltaC TV Trier �3 --------------------- ..—1-» TpTcul notices. Sastingi' iprict <srnnt. BENTON OFFICIAL OATKABTIO PILLS. wUiMM /•■■gj'm1} roral ATTENTION! AYER’S . _ llmons. 40. " «■■« ic * .SEXTO* HOUSE" U» recently been ON HIGH PRICES Proprietor fotl« cunttdenl Chat U ii prepared Stacks of ther ia intrnl Uyorablu fbriWe purpwe iwing rxil ond TO COSSCMPTIVES frrt. iw srwrallj tb.ftfit lo h, I— end The weevil Is P°r l1W "J “• lb* doing considerable the wheat hereabuth will La»e applied Io tula > be • Christian dal, N. BAILEY WAR! >« superior, the breadth of, ..ground sown and was vary Urge whioh .will help |o make up 3B lere h»« been hut little rain in thi> DRUG ia parche^ and dry. BEST LARGE AND AS* NIKIUUIVOS. soil, are BEAUTIFU ! ! hit.'; IJAMO umi > Roberts &. Striker. DRY GOODS! —uavb— RF.ADT.'IADE CLOTHING, V DR. CHAMBERLAIN. Williarnkbonrh. New York. O K Am.wtuKwu oT ■• •• DRY GOODS!£ STORE!!! Potatoes .and oats corn alau. Paapiivs, upon drj nearly ruined'lor *tli«- araMin? N t> IV »Hk m. .J- ih. LARGEST Ok. -la. Duiryw. Eye’and b" dimass id alhar Tamura Janmllcc, and U««r hashwgs nrartM. UM ar W B' A R E lira SPRING STOCK -Of aoow, On High Prices, at the Lhedcbditwy nfrihe yield per acre. 9fb»bERUzU0VVll Apr/cr prbk New-York Be no vloent Inflnnary NEW!! .GOODS! Correeled. Joly p*IA NERVOUS DEBILITY. HEART , OOXHTWATIO, JM0 AND M IL L I IB JT JCBT RECEIVED CongrcM ndjuurned over from Friday tn Monday, nod many-<-f tto mrml»<*rk went to Bulla Run a new and most complete a**»rtinent to wituewa the fight- ZB phemc, Rnrning Fluid, IX Goduy’a Lady’* Book fur Atiguat is on Thia number ia fully up t«» VT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL • PURP0fiE8,0NLT^: cured for one d>>llnr. Cheap enough ! uk rxorosxs to AIm a full stock of APPROVED CREDIT. GROCERIES! The Quarterly LoDfcrentw of the Grand THE I.ADIE S MEDICAL FBJEXD, CR OCK UK Y! The Gcntlrarus Medical Companion, B^8?‘8^tFAlH sell •®E«* Godey' gave notice last month ladies. lli«r-.ii( M HIKIUC m au imiulim*. »»w« y*planattow of Ito cau*e«. aympUxa^dkl. balUmg asd axi-rcire. I’riua SO rent*. , ... . ENDLESS VARIETY, which any which have preveeded it, and emn. mauds, univera^l admiration among the ’•rilK POULT rUTUMLT, BOOTS AMD SHOES, eta., TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. oof table. GROCERIES CROCKERY DRCGS AMD HEDICT5E*. ^Chemicals, Points, Olla, Ca of them had n narrow mcape, by e VI epni’LE MUI SWVr.or ,«r u> on the Joy one l*ogb cf herdarllog Ever'shown in tfiia Paibolngy. Preri advance Trvrti THE GUIDE AND GUARD nt Woodland on Saturday and Sunday Inst, was largely TKA. COFFEE, SUGAR. BPICES. PEPPER, IHIUNEH, FIGS, RABINS. CODFISH; attended, the numbers Ychu I'll 1.1m No mistake this time! nf which, and die exercises of the occasion NEW YORK COS^ far exceeded lhe most sanguine expecta- lionrot* the friendeof the Society in that vicinity. were »cl t-ef-re them which would restore all the mm.T.^JYMS’r J*XBJUJin3£Bir Tbe aUendancc of both Clergy “LOW PRICES’ And Cookinr Extracts, believe, comprised a and Delegates, wo UiE full repreaentation of all lhe Societies u itbiu lhe Conference. In addition to the IS THE who attended the meeting to J. s. GOODYEAR & Co. defray PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CABDB, Be- Ac. the traveling expenses of the Clergy and HOME TESTIMONY. Deligates; the ci tltens of Wix dlnnd «n Tilt. consumptive's book. NORMAN BAILEY. Sunday proviped a auniptnous repast of MOST POPUI^R the choiccul viunds «>f the season to fnxl PATENT MEDICINES the rtMift'ide of Their friends who were P111LADHJB1A. . „ preren’, besides opening their houses for MOFF-A-T’S theie entertainment dnrmg lhe meeting. f3rtS.-XTJ= LIFE P1LLB ANU PUCF.N1X BITTER* The following were the clerical exercises HENRY L. THOMAS. HERE MEDICINES bare now been to- of the occasion: y Pectoral, ||<»I8EIIOIJ> AND FARM Plauinliau and Shopa. For ercryFamiljjbarhJg orer. W bWIireripta ISZEOTTO1 very liberal cbuiatlun of money by those other nJuinn. more, (Ed. New The f.illovvin^ iu nr extract from a Ut­ ter wriuca by the Rar. J. S Holme. pa»lor of the Pirrptuit Sire, I Haplinl Chureh. Bronklyn. N. Y., IQteua to Covenant) <»f Cliicuuo. tUo’iiJ. Sermon by Kw. Jaa. G>»rt«»n of 'CKEAl. IFX>X (CASE RtHbrd. Third, Nka A J. Chn|-in.«f Ly• onn. k!arket,’^Hn'JH arc prcjiared to sell ai a small River Aesoci.itHO of Universalista, held 0.- t LAUBu,^ j Fourth, nermon by Rev G II Vil- lierL, of Lwnaing, Lcihg the ordination I YEGETADLE’LIFE .IIEVICIxES _ -A,—TThiCiJ ' y . . ■ :ial MUation w>H ba paid to COMPOUNDnd putting ut> PBESCR1FT1UNS; and nuy three >tatni.> for p-j.’-gc «OJ be arcxplabl Andrew UK. J. .MULLIN HOUulITU Fifth, Ser num by Rev. W. W. Old*. <•! ' Umir hemp Giuway. Sixth, sermon by ROBERTS A STRIKER. delivered; designed mainly t<> illiistrnte nnd enforce the fnw as remtained in the cost IVES EMS, by cleansing *!•« euiiraes. The mdiuution Berm-n and lh<- i__ _ ri>p..OM- of Br». W. Olda. were topretall? 1 Prepared by Dr.J.C. AYER &.C0-, Lowell.Mom. ' U2 ■ nuncialions ef the grand and glorious OFTUBMPROTO- ■ubjucts they were designed to portray :«c»a nnd frxenipbfy. 3 oornro, I kinds. also Ncwsraras BOBEKTH A STRIKER. New Arrangement DO YOU WANT AMUbTAt lifii crroltoW* adhere. . . . . _ NCURVEY. UI.CKRS, am! INTETER1TS S0RE4 l>v a psrlect puril- nhich these LIFE MADICINESstfcto iheUoaXatoAg tbahunwa. DO YOU WANT A MVSTACUEl ATK8 PM»rr^ BELLIVGH.4.VS CFLEBR KTED CELEBRATED CMAU KATR.O Great Battie !! ! 1 «KIK is rankling in ynar rein*, and shaking ' S10,00a.Volu»teer» Wanted, immediately!! _______ COMPLEXIONS, Mterauve rTccl | tbe BuiJii lhu fcr.jby lb<ibeir , .K------UIJ utco .131 • ORDER. Foe tltc Whiskers mid Unir. , T>Mi)>« sfjhMl’illa fur, .*ui —, —r i wi iinrt in anuoancinr to ■ rCvc: an entire ci: re of SAL. ------TbasubecritnrtaMa^e«»sre m anoowncmg taprovrmenl 1U the deeraeaa at Ito skta.the eitieena of lbs United Statgi. <h*t they bars c0JjMlfs cOLD.Saml INFI.UENZA will always obtained tbo Agtney for and wo now enable^ to ’ be curtd by one il<4»e,oa£y rere in ibwwprMcases- ROWERS HARDWARE STORE. QIMi:N:/v.X7M»am^r.«rMC. e Ofllce in WilliamabjirRb;. SonlhBlh wdSth Sc Coiresprodenls will pleaae enctoae two or _____ r... Kztalua anA addreea OBr •elO-’yls (BaxYU ) ugby UM ofthe Lira MiMCtssa aloe FEVER AND AUUK-For thh inc, ivu.c ,,rv F. ROWER, nfotf WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY BILIOUS FEVKHS A LIVER CORPLAI5TS. rrui.otjGn has kxpibed. Nirror Amwreny',.«i RrHogrwpm^ Pcnrl Anil'mtN4>r,d(?nH>Wt*l It l< a lieuutiful. econcpic»l.auathinr.yet etna**» wu toe, a»l Mulre awiimu T«tk! nialing oMBUCnnd. acting sa If by mtfc rout*. uaMing a btauirtol gnmth yf laxuntat heir, irnj-plied ta tb« acaip. il wdl CT re •»«»• WIIAIAM JOMB,. xmk. and c u..- to ap> iUft up <h rin» of the bold ; a Roc growth of new bur. Applied areorCing to dlractluus, tf will tent ptaer ton/ton- pact, and : mbatitalM in a atyli re.kintgnnh.irto II-onakial relor. kav ng it «mit, smiwA. nnd jliiiblir. Th. "0s«rw ia an indupMiaable ertwk- in rrery gintlrtuai. . lolirt, and otu- w«k'» ore tiny wuuLi not lor any cstold- . . . TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL. Low Pressure System WtJk t> finUrueall fkbl-mfl DISSOLUTION! OMOM, uQM«s. Mr"*". ’ 11 Rufisi-., M»reh Jf, x*n" * v T olANTr >» ' . . liastirn, Nnt H. BAILEY ■ Hasting*, Dee. JX t.C.UWWS' .................. ^rfH*llvfe--Tr.T-i’. m«il3-tyr ■ • : .. PAPER-RAGS &X1 HORACEL. IIEGEMAN i CO-^'SBXU^. Tor! GIN AB A MKBKAMA V.-M;ETtT A nt Iw*dypK-"A njbruty'pF-, Kelij-ro Am- torsaparilla. Frafwred and add by W. B. MOFFAT, FOB SALE BY AIX DBUOG*iaTS. °* itcleioMw United Mato,. t- whom all ordere noxl nn Amlirtt- AiuInMxp Cmy<>u absent on toblugh PLEASB TAKE NOTICE, Dr. A. BERNKY. U prepared by Dr C. P. Bxujxorui. an ewunewt P. S.-Cba* far Hide#Hasting* reb. 11, I'll How th Phraletaa ahiattd ba. Hew to Preirnt Pr-gnMiCV. m> THE STIHCLiTISt OXtLEXT The Great Battle I “"5*m—-.rt-j. STIMULATING ON GUEST, CUSTOM WORK HT HUNERT fafaite. DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and atrngtb I tiling th, kidnrytand bladdtr, Ihty openu inoal I Xu itlv „n the.n imnortnul urnnt. and hei jy > YOU WANT WIJISKEIS1 DO YOU WANTV/HI«KEI»t »3p- Rend Po f. Wood’s advertise it-Ttdri •Irartnn IH such aaaea. and Uye .thorough tillUT t>lllO cost of eltMjueni nod replete with the suhlliue 10SLET, - ■ “ MANHOOD. I1UW U»r. HOW aMBORED TUB JOURNAL OF MEDMJAb JUS RM. . large aatl beautibil p<P»r- •“4 «obUio«' valuable tal’i^nurtlau ta> .. ' ON THE NATURE. TftEATMHMT. A® l> RADI­ CAL CURE OF SPERMATuRUligA. or Nsarf; *‘¥””1 *,n <,'*clrul*J <*,w-: l^1 tl«U> jaBkly .*.rri.nT*‘ । U. TXwraS caOLLT. M hich are R«v. D P. Livermore.. The sermons were nil good nnd wyll " nm'ir1’' in .. . W rrr* - •“* GM.ry. ncUdoarf** £ MISGWn’’’ s stair,. J. XT. MAYNARD, ?Hxaiicj», February t* W» n g AQ-JIMUo 8.-TA W** M OB' ta** ar took ! R A GRANT. I �THE CURE STOOD THE T£SI OF YE.ffl? Ato io*1 amM mar,r«». . alar «T«r,.a*r> CURE UNION MervousHeadactie .^Jfrysct.gntlyapau ths bswto-vsasoriag Tbe CEPHALIC rat£ are the ON LOW PRICES mult of Sarsaparilla _ . M PUMIT1MG TBE BLOOD. , , Ing borer*. both ».«in(nn.! ..W; and my l emmCNi experience hn« Ini me h* believe that a Fjaeir horw weighing 1 <>00 lb*., nnd bring J Btalu week, nn lw nr|l kept -n fifteen of bar {five p-unwi* hi rack nw-nf) *i'h three quarts ..f corn. nr nix quart* »f>«t« pr-r day. Tbe rtrnt wiUjgnf course varv ncrording to the price* ««f hav and grain; when hnv i« worth, aw it now l» •20 P-r ton at the bam. anti «<als fifti rent* per Intshrl. the emt would bralwwii ♦1.70 per week. Many owner* »f finer**, r-epeo. iallv fitrmem. are apt t«« give their horew* ton niurh hay. It I* not ticer«Mry that the feeding rack ahrniM h* k*pt full «»f hay all tlw tin*; thl* I* ArrLLoIlr Injn rimi* to their health nod n*efnlnr»«. If the hdv ia mt flier ran ermaitme in rix hour* out of the twenty fiiur. two at t-arh meal to keep them in good eondilkm and I tfiev will he lewalial.le tniwaitmrt di* line Hi J. GRANT. b*»e» liAttAe.iBpwrl., tto apfiHilr. giving ae4 Viter to tbe digestive organ*. and renter. jjxLaL***”*1 •Urt‘ehr "”1 ot ‘h’ *b"le C»*t nr KKxrtNa a. Hnai tbrlfcJ wUrKte. -rltea •# ruxi-ma. | ha.i >* <*tt|«r>liit>^.O>i* uA.YJSB’8 I .isrtlljtg. ONjjJ’UREHSRATIONj HC8WE TBKA J'S KES-y-SI““ “UL’“ ’» ’»« Mon 'nax.s.t.f.siis to tavariMato r medrwna- ner.r ha. it r.1!wa i. rihaa. or wbbabrae* a.,------------- - ar. to-. 1 r*n»vuilli heave* than If morn I* f>-d tn them.— F. E. Ifonxird. in Am*rimn AprifttltwiU. t •. metier, -what we do know,«b »«vwW.«to* fee STtoC UM nt *f whal we here deehrv. In ■t*|M and exhmartton. rriiefnfll b. ?_ ,* >*>» r rap I. ad "..S3* aaa in hew gnglaad and Urn Mver-failingaKceeata Come nnd See !! jTb« gaaaine harw Bve algaalnm of Henry C. WE fiSfr XL W SPALDINGS SPEEDY AND SURE CURE * r(w.'•r'a'.**j /Ir 1 l.li.mltolei<l.< w|.j. 1, It h t wewtoful Principal Office, U < edar Xu, M. r«ic», o>tr 25 c«tv> ru some, ffacA-.lBfeF-lyr P! HEADACHE and acquaiotaneea. who. 1 happy |« iafonn yea, ar* nainjr it with bhe effect. Very respectfully you.*, A. M. LATTA. Attamy ead C«naaeilor at Uw. Dep^. 444. Breadway, and sold by ail dcaJera Haotonlvrriteve.theehHdfhna-,. vie.irwto. Ito. .... -.1.__ i, . T—toll,. rtV..- >.< ,-^rt a.. - r-inwu । ■ • Ill CEPHALIC PILLS, may he npplied. th>>ugh many surgeon* are in f«v..r of warm water fomnuiibm. hut we think their |<ra> tier nntt-n-iMe. for 5VJ» "dd wat-r iem<>vrw iiiflntnouitiou hi | evaporation, and warm water may impart heat, inatend of removing it. In the ramof a alight injury. r-4d water drew*ing« and rent rifnitincfra will runplete the cure. For draperat* wirn4l*. the aul—equelil treatment rrquirra the still "f a Lsrrey or Aherncthv. ’ btea alto -£ •• Thou»aud. of ( a. • rvatotc the lemlth and •trrayth af lhe .aSrrwr. p ji H 85JI wjg LIVER COBPLAIXT, nnd thi* U d.me liv enoonraglng language. And if nerv«>Mrv. • little elimriLint. nd minfaitervff with rare, an it may inctmae tbe it fl),m iti..n. Tire neat thing in to Mop tin- Herding. l«v the nppllr»ti.i<t of pn—attr.-; the next; to find .’tit if ton Iw-tie is broken, nnd ir to mIi-m!i it and plnci* it in a natural nn.l e*.mforfdhir ho Mtbwr. After thin * c*.|d water dr^MWg III! *M * . , PRICE 25 CENTS. with and ra a vary abort time. Ttoit ali-r all uiber medicine* h*v* prwed ■** lea*, the) rriieio 101 , IIVAE JUST RECEIVED Gmi-whot wottmbi ar»« n.d iiiimediatcli painful, Ixit liemure m> l.v inflnianmthm. i*hrir treatment in first tn avoid n inllapm* ill Bold by Druggiita and all ether Dealer* m Mrd MM*. fAb*x will be aeat by mail prepaid on receipt »J - D MOTTS Which we J3V Of all monarch*. Nature Is tlw nv«t jn«t tn the enactment of law*. and the most Hgormia 1n punishing the viola th® oftbrm. 18 WITS IX THEIR REACH. PILLS^ IRON. Tnx Fir-t Oath.—“I wilt kiaa «•«. Eve!''*ai<l the Fnllivr..f ih nil. tn our common mother. <hm‘l enre, A-rfatu il you A.,” Awt of thaee are for the neighbor*, tn whom 1 ■ar* a few not (run tba XiM bat 1 gnt from you. •Md lb* PiUa by mail, and oblige Your vb’t Hen ant. rv ,,, JAMEri EENXEBY- NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL Harrfond.Pa., Feb. S, IM1. with OaptaH* HRs. /tor, wtoiWu grwl fitm. Ynura. rrapectfallr. LAKY AXX BTOIfcBOUdt its pleasure.-, Otwi Faua Mad. Co.. S. T„ I Jaiinarr ffith. Hwto. { PHOF WpCCA To ^.HERRICK GROCERIES . 10 i ■.C-ftrALMxa. .«i Tf wifl ahaar aew4 m two hoxea of yowr CtphAaPiBa tiand them .«n..<h..rir, A NEW Aima.E. Dr. Roback'a Meaxach - L N- C. ^3 EL'jbl)h£,NOtoji P.«L*-7har«aW*Mi««fr'«'- J'ilU .:«d jn>,' Bitter*. A n-w an.! delightful Rtomaclihaad Cord.*) for going tons t* the Ktotna* h, and far the perron­ tie* of bdtavue omplaiote taridea t to th* Wsatoeuairy. Try IL A* a kerning drink to aarist dlpertion aad relieve IK.pe~4a. it ha* ne rqsal. Try H. '* j trie.', il baa | roved atwnlutele eumlice la etch at tbe falbruing emoplainla. vix: Ju Debility, Xervoa* Affection*, Fat*, ciuliou, Dyapepata, t oualipalion, Dlarrh«M, DyeUMlcry, Incipient < on.amatwa, wenafuluua Torbercul<mi>, Null Rhe aw, JdlmMaralnmlioN, M bite*. < htorr.ia, Idl­ er Complaint.., « h.oaie Headache., Kbciautiiw, Intermittent Freer*, *e. Ta caeee of General Debility, abetber Ito ta•ultuf acai* .tiACuec, or of lhe nwl.n w4 diaiieuliot. oftwriona and u.u»«ul*renergy fiwn etr»»ic eampUiaia, one I rial «f tbu re>ioi*iire ha* HARD-WARE Iyer’s Curry Pectoral, AND m.y publirh DRY GOODS! — can..... hUn^a. la the total p*lk*.l<M»i>ffowi.*nd itrencL debilitating euueb. and rrmittmt hectic, watts «aa*v*liv Yndiente lueipwat Cqoaumpnsa, Un mn*dy ha*all*>ol the *l«rni ..f rri<-ud»*hdpM uu*m. in several very gtailrying and inwtrtiafi '"iBtfcrMutoiui Tuberewto* *. tbi* medicated Ito* JOHNS 4 OROSLEY. . . ■____ -- _ ________। "oi*»worMTOimoi-TH«mr»o»ri languor, giddiaeaa, ... u. CEMENT ROOFING, . Vor WANT WHISKEHSt v*. — — <-—■ _ Houaebnld Reme­ dy in the Wot Id. Theae renowned !*la>tcr* cure paint. • eaknea* ad dUtrvM io the back, aide* and beea.1, h Bra Stacks of data, cniijlli. emaciailau. difficulty of and indead »i might enumriar, man. but we hara only apace io *ay, it will a the debility Mfewing driila nnd ter. Yor WAN!' A Nl’£FA< I1EI And a* U *N* rtiroclly and p*r4,te»tly on the bil•ry ■>*tou>. *r<Miri»u the liver to action, prumwiug in fed. all ibvaxerrtton*and wmw..f the»y»tom. It will rafollibly prvvrnt any drlrt^riiMi* ennaammraa firilawiegBnnn eb.aga of elhnato end viler; Lencw all tru.vler. ali.mld have a battle with them, and all alxw’d take a IraAponnful al | leant before rating, a* it prwreai« rouirenev*. ; rtrengthwiA tlw digestive nryana. it »h<mld h* la the liand- of all per-m, of .edento» ha».‘to. -tu i dent*, mlnixtora. literary mvu. ard all ladir* not phepabedclde: fR&AREn«^E! raet*A«wci.cE’ PrieelB^ sonla. T'O Vi 1C M .'.NT V. tnsKElas IT IS FIKE AWHSATa PBW s It eaabe applied to saw ud ou> »oo„ ,< „.u * Va'nt a uVsTAcnk? . happy, and full, reatotatirr elJ«U.— ppatito. t"" piety iligr-ii-n. rapid asquiri•< atrenglli. with an nni.rn*) di-p. fc' re m.d cbeerfal urreiae, HMtediairfy Mt** K nod rlXelent remedy againai horn ho" « 'rn" <ire •t,<,Bd*ut pin-fuf at! hem of there beanrr; torneantrreanean­ ncrai.n in rtwir ravor. .urrieiw .ituencan public rl>» ------------------- on' health. a.Hl hridth caonot r-=whd* tba abo-a irrrgulaririea cnotiow. in. acain. the Cordi-I U a jn-rh-er Molbrr'. relief the stmuitim Taken a month or tec before the final trial she wilt paaa tba drvmMU period with t«efect euae and no heat is required >« prepawri by »r C f. NaMJawiam. an safety. fXerr it m> NmM* .rio«r >*,- ait • - larraateii to bring rU ter rstaimjfar it. 7r< il Jf-dirra.' And tn you we Them mnterhh nrr np renJI^ fiiF phyaieiaa appeal to deHart the Itfiwaa or decline not .mlv of wwrf/nr it nllpmU rour dmtriUen anti! It be late, bnl alao ,<mr WHISKERS OB A MUSTACHE aona and huabanda, for while tbe former, from tala* v nntry miih /nil prtnitd dincl*,*. /t deliancy. often »*e» down tn a premature grave npphmtidlC^ 1 " »• =?t, a-t-fat rather than let their condition b known in Un.e. Fni! demripiivn rimtlaf* mill &c lhe latlrr are irflcn en mixed up with the excite- , .121 OT Th* abors artidra are tnU by all ibsdaaler»ta Hartings and by all Uruggiitfa thnxigbost tbs Unitod Ntotos. CaMdsa aadltourh America, at whois*tie by ah Urge UruggwU ia tba pnaci .” ‘ OCR GOODS Unusually Low ! nt omr Primnpnl Ofl-r and W^>rY-irrr. Low Pressure System H WILLUH mKET, fCwrarr «C Ltterty Mvwt, > NRW TOW*. JOI1NS ffi CR4MLKT. We taka to exchange fur goods— Wheat, Coni, Oata,.Better, Lard. Pork, and finally aknont ararylbiy-yea bare to aril. Hf DaTt to five •e x odl. baa had far mere tha» th* gsyd vflcci vf lb» *to CMlwmlr balanced |mparaltot eol irrdiM. *4*aul any of their Waft known liabi!;tiv«. Th* attentusi nf Ivmalea eeuuot be t*a eocVdauUy tavUtri tu itoa remedy *nd rertarstivv, ia lb* ca*r- peculiarly affecting tbcr.i ■ > Ul—._..u .1..... inBimmiWt Adxxtx Toon Vxwjf>H-iy H«tn Irt'wn in neat flat meta! bo*ca coataininR1^ k Pr£e 0 erne. r~\ h..x! f.-r .»« by dn>K"'‘ •vriera. Writ be iter 1* ah’ ad-'rm**" 4(1 ol Ute peer. AU letter*, order*. *•• ,'d be nddrraard to U. M. MX KB * «*•» •J’*’1 *’Y’r HASTINGS TANNERY 1 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-07-31.pdf 543ec66b88c13dfc8acec1edb0f24efe PDF Text Text tjt Republican Uamr, U FUBU8HW nm Ctrta fl^rrt-siu REPUBLICAN AT XABTtaG*, DAMXY COCWTT, MJCBICAJt When delirsred by»b« earner *« 8»b»criplion. TEHMR, ei,BS, IN -AJOVJVWCnEL VOL. 6 fastings’ business Jirtrttnrg. Great Battle!!! C^nitr SJisttllattn. •10,000 Vohmtem WnM, ImmediiUlyll “••PT David Out South. mtered my horse Southern for a purse of two thousand dollar*— In abort, ba was the beat borae io South Carolina. There The Greet Bettie NORMAX BAILEY, EALER in every variety of dnr goods, raeerie*. crockery, hardware, ready-made clolb- D ABSENT ON FURLOGH J. RUMELL, WIGHTMAN dr ROBINSOX, LU pcr-ware. Dealer* iu iron, nail*, ttoei.gta**, ih»ll b*rJt»*rr, cutlery end stoves. Store enedaer J. W. OAKLEY, please take notice, FURLOUGH HAS EXPIRED, HEAD QUARTERS, ismwdtately. and Mttle up. I ih.il be compelled to .end COHPORAL DEXT- finding*, Ac., Battle bvltinr, all width*. Cel. Cook or Majwr Barg her. TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL. MASON ALLEN, ealer in groceries, provtaion.. dace, Blah, butler, lard, pork, and gra D SETTLE .or—‘POP GOES THE WEASEL.’ Regretfully and truly your., N. BAILEY j :: i ■ Is now receiving from New York iand • Boston, bis fall stock of ■ Bovrr'd Bieck." Halting*, Mich. G roce r ies! W. PARKER, WHOLESALE and retail dealer it ■ nd I'ruriiioni. Poth. I.ard. Now Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su- J Consisting in part of M“1 asses and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Coffe, DANIEL COOK, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, CSTICK OF THE PEACE. General Land and Cigar*. Tobacco, and Snuff, Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of debt* and *11 other buaineu pertaining tobia office. Salt and Water Lime. Soaps, Seleratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. I. A. HOLBROOK, i. m.Iuksell, JOHN ROBERTS, iirouptne** and fidelity. Residence, Johoetown. Barry county, Mich. Bianki kept always on hand. Drugs, Fainta, Oilx, Burning Flu­ id, and Camphene. Ever offered in Battle Crock, all of which will be sold al prices that cnnnol fail to suit purchasers. Particular attention paid to filling or­ ders from Hastings and vicinity, and satisfaction guaranteed in every case. —The highest market price always paid for Piuduce. ISAAC C. MOTT. FOR SALE!! A8H 8. C. PRINDLE, UDGE OF FROBATE. Notary J’nblie, Oentr*J Land and Tax Agent. Will b« found In J DANIEL STRIKER, • PRODUCE. OH Do not a*k foranythinj bat Ready Pay FULL AND COMPLETE. OLIVER E. EVERTS, HERIFF. Mav ba found In the Court H or st his residence, near tbo Jail. T FIHLUPS, Uxns* Saxsjrr sad Jailor. S I tbo** indebted by Note or Account ml Can and Bettie REGISTER OF DEEDS, and NoUry Public. Al Office in the Court Hoose, and open nt all fwr Cwllectiwa* H. N. 8H ELDON, OUNTY TREASURER. Olles la lbs Court Hosts. C JAMES A. SWEEZEY. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, X<~«*»Ur at A U*. Halieltor snd Cmin»elor I* Chssoery, Notary Fublle, *IH promptly attend to asy b<uu>M* •ntraiiol to hi* care, in any of tbe 8© AdJIBXS CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, Alio, Two Dwelling Honwi, HARMON SMITH, I.S8I0KER. Attorner ---- — HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 18« Id tk» Village of HMtixqp. Terms Easy. “Ain't come here for nothing, I can tell you. Wake up Dave, and look about Sou; you must have your eyes open toay. It’s do time for snoozing when <4 life. bounded Southern with the speed of lightning, leaving Sleepy David fur in much to Southern, and I was as sure of the rear, the pedlar veering from one aide winning a* I am that I am sitting hero this moment—when who should come fall off along but a Yankee with a tin cart. He had the shabbiest, worst looking borae 1 ever put my eye* on. Ho waa a horse evidently gained on the others. It lean, slab-sided, crooked legged, rough was thought the Yankee had enough of hainU ___________ _ . the race, and would withdraw from the beau Contrary to all expectations, —in fact, his owner called him ‘ Sleepy however, ho persevered, and offered to David.” in short, sir, he was just such bet one thousand dollars on the Issue of a horse as would not have sold for twenty dollar*. 3 ’Tbe fellow’s a fool,” said one. It was near the hour for starting, when “He don’t know which side of his the pedlar, whose exterior corresponded bread is buttered, or else he wouldn’t bet marvellously with that of his horse, and any money on so desperate stake," said who said that his name was Zadock Ber- another. bee, to the astonishment of all, inlima“He is safe enough there,” said a third, I “for be Itas no more to risk.” Here, however, all were mistaken “Your borae?’ exclaimed I. “What, again, fur the pedlar hauled out a greasy that sleepy looking beast. You’d better old purse, and planked the thousand dol enter him for the buzzards.” lara. it was covered of course. But I “Not as you knows on, Mister,” re­ confess I began to be staggered, and sus­ sumed tbe Yankee, with a show of spirit. pected tho Yankee waa after ail more ‘‘To be sure the critter looks rather sleepy rogue than fool. I had no fears however and on that account I call him Sleepy for the purse. Southern waa not a horse David, but he’s a good horse for all that. to be distanced by such a miserbio looking He’s like a singed cat, better that he looks. beast as Sleepy David. I’d like to try him against some of your " Tbe second heat was commenced, and Carolina bosses. To be sure, I didn’t if 1 had felt confidence in tbe superiority come all tbe way from home for that of my noble Southern, that confidence purpose; but as 1 was coming down thia was strengthened u I again saw him com­ way on a load of tin and other notions, I ing in ahead of tbe rest, I considered thought I might have time to kill two the purse as my own property. In Im­ birds with one stone ; for, thinks I to my agination 1 had grasped it, and was about •eH if I can win the purse, and peddle off to put it in my pocket, ferhen Io! and my notions at tbe same lime, I shall make behold I the pedlar* horse shot forward, a good speck. But I had to hurry on like and stretching his neck like a crane, won nation to get there in time, and that’s one the beat by a head. reason why my horse looks so shabby “I was sure he would play some and out of fir'this morning. But for all Yankee trick before he got through,” that he'll perform a day's work 1 tell said oue. you.” Many observations passed from mouth Supposing that be had nn idea of run­ to mouth. ning hi* horse, and that all be said waa The Yankee in the mean time offered merely to gratify his propensity for talk to take another thousand dollar bet, but ing, 1 hade him be gone, and oot trouble nobody felt disposed to bet with him, and ma with his Yankee palaver. it was well they did not, for tho third “Why, Mister," said be, “thia is a free heat Sleepy David not only distanced country, and a man has a right to talk or every, horse, but came in a foil quarter let it aiene, just as he can afford. Now of a mile ahead of Southern hitnsell. 1’vs taken a great deal of pains to get "There," said the Yankee, as be dis­ here this morning in order to rune Sleepy mounted, “I’ll take that purse, if you David agin some of your Southern hosse*. please, and the other two thousand tew. 1 know ’d I'd beat.” I ain’t jokin’ sir; I'm in earnest. I under­ stand there is a purse of two thousand dollars, and should like amazingly, to The rellcr wf tbe Adsaiutatratlon. pick it up.” “You talk of picking up two thousand Never was there sn administration dollar* with that bit of carrion of ydural which entered upon its duties under more Away with you and don’t trouble me adverse circumstances than the present one. When Mr. Lincoln took the oath further." “Well, if 1 can’t run, I suppose I can't, of office it seemed as If our government but It’s hind anyhow for a man to take so existed in name only. Mr. Buchanan much pains as 1 have to ooms up the had done wbat be could do to deprive it races, and then 1 can't run, after all.” of strength and vitality. While ne told “It'a too late now ; by the rule* of tbe tbe -South that there could legally be no course, the horse should have been en­ such thing as secession, he stated that tered yesterday; however if you’ll plank there was no power given him by which the entrance money, perhaps yon may the seceding of a Stats could be prevent­ ed. Guided by such a fatal principle, get in yet. I said thia by way of gsUing rid of the he allowed the rebelling States to do wnat fellow, having no idea that he could com­ they pleased. Gradually, but surely, mand a fourth part of tbe sum required. they defied the government, and while “How much might tbe entrance money state after state declared that it bad sece­ be?.’ he asked, drawing out a puree con­ ded, and while each seized noon certain taining a few shillings in silver, and a few portions of tbe property of the govern­ pence iu copper. “If ’tain’t more than a ment, not a word of remonstrance waa quarter of a dollar or so, 1'11 plank it on heard from the President. He was foi­ the naiL" ■ It’s two hundred dollars.” “Two hundred dollars 1" exclaimed the South have its own way. So completely was tho government demoralized under him that it was daily questioned whether caravan in New York. Why you must its vitality had not completely been de­ be joking now ; my hull lot of tin ware, stroyed. When, then, the present admin­ bom, wagon and all, wouldn’t fetch that. istration came into office, it found the But, Mister, don’t yon think I could get work for it to do almost herculean. Il waa to bring order out of chsos—to re­ in for ten dollars 1” “Nothing abort of two hundred, and store vitality where death seemed threat­ that must be paid in five minutes.” ening. Its supporter* demanded from it I now thought I had got rid of the the mart prompt and vigorous measures, fellow, but be returned to the charge, and while it* opponents asserted that to adopt asked if fifty would not do, then seventy, such measures would be to insure the snd then a hundred; and finding that be complete disintegration of tbe govern­ ment. But while Its opponents constituted a vided bo could find any one to loan it to large and formidable party, and while him, for which he would plank bis wagon some of its friends agreed with them a* load of notions, and ‘'Sleepy David” to to the effect which a vigorous policy boot. He asked one, and then another would produce, the administration waa to accommodate him with the loan, de­ true to tbe principles upon which it had claring that if he took the purse the been placed in office. The position in money should be returned, and bo would wHeh It found tbe government did not give a tin whistle into the bargain. He, ’ until some vrag, and liked to see estly demanding. It gradually but surely proceeded to collect tbs scattered forces out of dear malice. It afterwards turned of the government. It constantly as­ sured tbo rebels that it was anxious for Hie. Hi* next object waa to borrow a saddle. D. C. HAWLEY arc* as follows: As they climed tho rail lanes which di­ vide tbe woods from the open field, they were joined two Fire Zouavta, the record of whose hardy exploit},I must here in­ troduce, although it will somewhat antic­ ipate the order of event*. These Zou­ ave* had inexplicably appeared at tbs van a little while before the period of tbe conflict. Their regiment was far behind, •tFairfax Court House, but they declar­ ed they had missed it some night, and were now looking for It with ell their might. I privately believe they had scented the battle afar off, and could not control tbe temptation to step on and share the danger. At any rate they were with us, and they pushed themselves into a fighting position at the first opportuni­ ty that offisred. For nearly an hour they fought in the woods with daring intrepid, ity, wholly on their own account, and conations of no other authority than their own. They were perpetually In the adthe st almost the same time. Tbclr manner of treating the'rebel soldiers vras eccen­ tric. They waited patiently until one showed himaelf tolerably near, and then ran forward, chased him down and killed him, without regard to the numbers by whom he wss surrounded. One of them actually penetrated a small buttery, shel­ tered by a ravine, bayooetted one of the gunner* and escaped unharmed, in this way they occupied themselves for nearly an hour, towards the end of which they got separated and became uneasy on each other’s account. They both came out without a wound. Ono of them waa tbe an improvement; but fairly judged, that policy has been a wise one. A slight and as he withdrew and walked up the mistake here and there could not be avoid­ hill on our side, quite unprotected, he ed, «nd vet ths mistakes have been com­ kept pausing at intervals, and looking paratively few. ’Die support which the administration now receives furnishes tbe best proof of tbe fact that our people still among the enemy. He went along reewguize its efficiency. Tbe attempts to the line, as our column retired toward to undermine this support have proved Centerville, crying bitterly. “I didn’t futile. The attacks of boatile journals want to have that fellow shot,” be said. and their efforts to create a turn in lbs popular sentiment have both been unsuc­ ment with me three years." It was very cessful. Tho administration cams into touching to sec tbe tender grief of this power but a few months ago. Then our rough snd reckless fireman, and it wax Kvemment was complejely demoralized. evan more ao to witness the wild and th at home and abroad It had no moral overwhelming delight with which be met force. Now it appear* clothed with the his companion at Centerville,aa uninjured slrongth necessary to assert its power. as himself and filled with an anxiety as Abroad it is respected, and ita internal great as his own. Today, I am told,they strength acknowledged. At home it hate rejoined their regiment, which came receives the cordial support of a loyal up from Fairfax C. H. last night. people, and evinces that Inherent vitality and force which only can be possessed by Ws often see an old and wall-beaten a government whidi depends upon tbe man who never had a success in bis life, will of an iotelligcut people.— World. who always know more snd accomplished less than h’s associates; who took the quartz and dirt of enterprise, while they A curious foct has beer, related to us took the gold, and yet in old age, ho is in regard to Gen Beauregard of the in­ the happier man. He had a sum of Jwft, surgent army. Tho name of that gentle­ and they of dative and mrd—and amid man with the fighting chin, as Mr. Rus­ all his misfortunes and his mysterious sell of the Timos describes him, is nut providences, be had that within him which Beauregard, but Toutant—Pierre Gustave rose up and carried him above all troubles Toutant. Hie father was a Frenchman, and upon their world wide waters bore and was tbe eldest of the family. Ths him up like the old Ark upon tbo Deluge. family had an estate called Beauregard, It waa the Deluge that gave out—not the and the elder Toutant was in the habit of Ark—God has distributed his gifts. It signing himself Toutant de Beanregard— takes a score of them to make a man. Toutant of Beauregard. When be made - One supplies the swift sagacity; another tho application to tbe member of Con­ tbe cautious logic; another the impelling gress from the district in which he resided force; another the hope; another the in Louisian* for a cadetship st West practical tack—one supplies tho general Point for his son, be signed himself in this principles, another the working plans. way—Toutant de Beauregard—and the Men seldom unite by the tlrony pointt. name. The appointment for the lad therefore was made out for Pierro G. T. Beauregard, and the name waa retained from alittle vanity .perhaps, in its more sonorous quality. Beauregard, however, is still known among his relations in Louisiana as Pierre Toutoct. taut shall bo heard of about town, seek­ ing a passage in disguise and in some humble way tor parts unknown, It will bo understood that he is the late Gen. Beauregard, one of the ringleaders in the Southern insurrection recently suppressed flying from Um fear of the halter.—JY. Y. Tribune. gallantly woa tbo battle of Rich Moen tain, and who la to succeed Gen. McClel­ lan in command on the upper Potomac, I* a native of Ohio, and • Wert Point officer, having entered the Military Acad­ emy in 1638. Ha was breveted Second Lien tenant of Engineer* in July, 1842, and wae subsequently Aseiat«nt Profeesor of Engineering, and of Natural and Ezperil getber. By distributing gifts, God makes other men. M C CAMLEY HOUSE, RalUe Crack, Mish •go. Is rapidly d/mg out, and that it to as safe to talk for the Union in that city ae it U at—__-L . . niMd by lU rab^Uoa, Inn uka> M <4 lb, nuur vlib U. foU rnoln lo shake off the nightmare which is Wrick­ ing. on rl,M st arn.ial » .L— . . South West. He says by September tbo whole State of Lonistana will repudiate sccceskm, beyond a doubt. Tbesame gentleman also informs u* that when he arrirsd at Union Qty, Tan., where be stopped one day, he was sur­ prised to find general insubordination dewetting by dozens, and whole comnanlw were leaving in disgust. Indeed a very strong Union feeling i. gaining ground at Union Qty among both citizow and soldiers. Some of the Kentucky troops there, becoming heartily disgusted with tbe Southern Confederacy, on Monday last indignantly pecked up their accout­ rements and marched out of camp, carry-! ing a U. 8. flag, deserting the rebels, end going home good Union men. They, dared the rebels in tho camp to coerce them to remain but tbe rebels did’t dare. According to the information of our up the is to 1st It severely alone.—Si. Louis Ann. raaaHlt FltlfulT the Florida war*, chasing the Indians, soma years before, and among his com­ panions waa a reckless, dare-devil sort of a fellow, who seemed as careless of hi* own Ilfs as tW.ojhb. had n dozen more stabbed, snd shot in possible and Impos­ sible nlsrea, and his life despaired of fre­ quently. All this be bore with philosoph­ ical indifference. One day he got a tre­ mendous kick from a jackass, and thia time, death was inevitable. His companion gathered around him,' and cae was selected to give the peinfol Intalllgencn that be must die. To the unexpected as no one had ever associated him with fear of death; and a surprised ..1 III ... -I-J ___ Lx . arms, lifted his head, and said:— “it’s not that, boys. Its not tbe fear of dying—though that isn’t plcaaaat; bet to think, after tho high, grand old chance* We learn from Bowling Green that on thair flag iste shreds, stamped it under foot, and bitterly exclaim*] that they Kixdksss rx Littlx Thiko.—The sun­ shine of life is madeot very little Beams that are bright all the time. In tbe nurs­ ery, on the playground, sod in tbs school room, there is room all tbe time for little .Green acta of kindness that cost nothing, but that that are worth more than gold or ail ver To give up something, where giving up will prevent unhappiness; to y icld, where persisting will chafe and fret another; to So, whilst one tide is setting go a little round, rather than come sgaiast ootaome distance'from Cwtldsxx.—A child's eyes’ those clear Ohio volunteers, appointed to the ent in which position be r.Jmirable battle of it or not knowing its value. and then withdraw, tnd not run vin< bare fest night, brings iniportaat nows from New Orleans sod T—in raw st. Thia distribution are extensively prtwrossive, and some stoutly stationary.—Henry Ward Beecher. eion In the army, aud in tho year 1854 talned by their returning to their allegi­ settled In Cincinnati as an architect and love, curiosity, they meet your own. ance. Its course was that, when the mo­ ment arrived in which decisive action rebels at Sumter afibrded tbe opportunity forgiving to the government the vitality it ao much needed. 4. W. 8TEBBIXB, AfANUPACTUMR of o*4 dealer io ferettar*. A good *««or‘.ment *!**;■ ea h*ad- Ns*’ And yet a large force was concentrated at Washington with a rapidity which now •eems wonderful. But our people are naturally immpatlent; and when they deemed ths capital of the country in danger, could brook nothing which seemed to them Ilka dplay. Many can not understand why -man just called out are not qualified to enter the field. They seem to forget that undisciplined men are of tittle value, sad that large bodies of troops cannot be moved without involving extensive preparations for provisioning •nd transporting them. It is very easy to hurry your men into ths enemy’s country, but If you do, without their being diatiplined, and without the necessary commissary and other arrangements, you are likely to lose.rather than gain. The experience of England in the Crimea was something not to' bo disregarded; and yet there are those among us who seem to think that large bodies of men arc to be as readily moved and provided for as small ones. It is very easy to accuse the administration of not comprehending the nature of tbe rebellion, but thinking men perceive that tbe caution which Sides its counsels proves that it believes i rebellion to be one of formidable proportions—one that Is not to be sup­ pressed by a dashing engagement here and there, but one to be crushed out by an irresistible force. Believing this to Im tbe case, the administration has made Its preparations accordingly. The fact that It has not been hasty is not a proof that it has not been ac^ve. There is nothing easier than (aulufinding. The veriest fool can find seemingly good objections to the wisest measures. In surveying the policy ot the admlnis-—— I. i. __... . * .. the released prisoners, sod instantfv killed. Ons hall took off the poor buglerrs her passed through Ma thil, l.v States haro‘.alrtady �Uaiifuent. la ordered here, j FROM' THE VE1UULATEST! F for tbe wounded.” tfTWkapr CMtei hi. party Vd rfKbvcd foem jriUtonvMT And ho weWwsicou|| o$bo made tfijAer andflcaUva rm jam tat The HeraWt dispatch «$♦»'-1 “Ovip 35,000 fresh troops are 5-ro* . f”r for even owtenih o(|je*atn,-tbaWniK, A special dlsphtclf fcr-ttfc Coatmardal Washington.” TN k - the inju.tiJj thr InlfwiT, Ahd'-.aRbJy, Tbe Tinut dispatch sayt “Tbe "X2M^s: •'ThSloMottoeCbnfederexfthJH, aa stated by thrir own jtnilifary Mthofi- ministration have no fears'of any imroedi- allow me to state at tbe outset that that , THE TREASON committed by hia tnra dre, is over ivi two v tbowsalkl. • J"-',,. vu »* lucre are paper is very justly entitled to the name 'party that our destruction and anuihjb“Tbe South South Caroli Carolina troop suffered nnW’IJS.flWmen around Washington that two woh!ffT>e complete, and he and -hie tbe most t ixfcg sentiment* compeers could then revel in iniquity and The corres- have unlimited “control of the treasury;” * “A Mcesrionist in this city discloses p ' 1 । 1 is u n'.i u *at be has private adHeta from Rich­ mond to the effect that Monday -waa' a day of mourning rather than rejoicing' in AYER’S _ M nCB MXOMW WRatoO*. annihilated for having out-voted him and I ~ OLD FRIENDS JACOB FERMS, of Wert Point Cadets will- PHU. *fc£»£arilla BOARDING-HOUSE. eu» Iu Vtawa aa Uai „1 g>C {wrtttro the*-■ w>4 there teouM-bevw hand rnlvrt to stay <1cw*’h h*rr**' O') - AigaKyiAg *a. lover uf ajiy Uiog-that t. - - Ifawwlita treileae *o>t*he aedaeily, the Warm MaaU.at- 611 Hnaw L new.' (The present rebellion is one of impudenoo.to Of.OpldU^h if desired ‘’Philo. Junius” TEA Oh COFFEE. CTIfCKENS, ' '■ ‘ vWbriber <h« . thooraod PICKLED TONGUE, BARplans tn croah the hellish and gigantic con­ «.iuh! WaralK, Ail? 11, mi. of truce to recover the body ofCbL Came roa,b isterperted u and lnd{catlop tluu Baviau n •nrn, afwntit ot?a coriiax, the rebels have rome :taewP: tiftnlme wTHioti iathfit iW wiTw rvxx rmwosr, afloat wtpeh they desire to keep SeCfct. lit cs iibxxw oca TaosT iiOon, iwo co BySaturday night there will be at leas) rogirsRD wrntotT Hak ato with mamlt 100,000 Federal tn>op dq the fine of foe rtSRet.—ri^roAca* tddeoht. Potomac, extending from Aluxandj ia to Harper’s Ferry. , •me Battle of Bull Ran. Col. Riehardaon, iu life febort, give, At going to press last week wa had re­ great credit to tho Michigan 3d and -Ith for convering hi. retreat. . ceived only the wild and exaggerated ac- Fort Momsob, July are attributable'to the1 author br printer, article, i write; therefore 1 will presume The United States stusmar South Car up tbe cstimalu if its effect that tbe Cun­ olina. Commander A WcD, wa* off Gal- ' federates suffered greater loss in killed vetoupn the 7th of July. She bad Mp-,land vonnded than we. The bare fact turod eleven vomJs rine. tstabiiriurqi the blockade. Ou the 3d last,, rinejrfiba that our forces retreated, and theirs were prize, had arrived st I’casnoda under lyft in possession of tho field; is enough, command of CapL Baxter, w'ith di.paicbc. aud will stimulate to action those who for Commodore Mervinr. . wore before, from motives of personal N«w York, J.ly 27. safety, at least quiet and inactive. The WorkTt eorrespond^ui-pay's: .“A But ft was not our Intention to specu­ letter has just been received from Ssron* late upon lbs consequences of this defeatnah, Ga^ which state* thatgeneral Gloom pervades affaire there. Mr. John Owens, or even to give our views of how it might the roost talented lawyer of tbu place, bad become insane over the condltnw <d tho country. He had been a strung Union man. “A soldier oflhe 69th regiment arrived here to night, having escaped from Manaaaas, where he was held.M a prtsemgr.— He says the rebels h.-id many prisoners, who were closely confined,, many of them died. He had little or ho opportunity, to *ee much, but fully confirms the, report that they look rough, some are w'oup^fiS by tbe week. the leaders of the plot, 4‘ia order to secure among them, and about half of them have nothing but shirts nnd panto bn.’ They look as though they hag seen service, and confirm the report bf tW’greal rebel lore. “The official report riFtoMI 1st Mich iganyr loss .showa that thmr Jo*t one-tWrd of their officers and one fifth cf their men. “It appear, on investigator in official quarters, that the number olkiU»d in the late bottle ia constantly being reduced, until to day itamouqto to only 150._ . “A large number of oar troops,, which were taken prisoners, W4K p)iu.*J among . the killed. “A private letter front Firgiuia has been received here, which report. tUt tbe rebel lore wa. between 1.000 nbd 1.500, and Gen. EpUa Hunter, ®f Prince William county. »m killed, making, the fourth General lo.t by tbe ensmy. i “Large numbers of heavy boat bowiu zero here, with immense obeli guns, have trees recently mounted around Alexandria and over one hundred seamen detailed, to Several vessels are busily engaged in transferring heavy timber for fortifies tuxM along the height, above Alexandria as well aa abol and shell, Ato - in favor of Union or Disunion, were put President thought it neoesiary,—in order to him he would no doubt pretend that to crush the rebellion,—that Congress should appropriate ♦500,000,000 and au lie considered himself very much insulted by tho individual abb would darn to thorite tbo raising of 500,000 men. S ; Aad choaa afii KXMVOCS DEBILITY, satolilitcs with weapon* stolen from tbe that the money so appropriated, and tho Government*, and who are at this time, men so raised may bo used to silence, provided with the necessaries of' life, to even such small guns aa himself II. Wrkjot. We have been permitted to make ‘.he tions have been disgraceful, u tbe people following extract from a private letter, of this little State have skdly experienced.* written, as will bo seen, after the first day’s fight al Bull Run : perception to forttte arruwARDa; and Now,task ‘Philo’, and I would, like to perhaps they ought to be indulged in it, Buxx Rum, July 20, 1861. To-day finds u» ail well. A kind Prvv- as ibe only foresight they are capable of; listed the •8,000,000 loan bonds for lass idcnce has spared nor lives through a than •1,000.000 ? Did the Republican party have control terrible battle fought on Thursday. of the treasury when that >45,000 was £^.?*rJEJSf tm of the statute ia CHANCERY SALE TATE OFMTCHIOAX -Tb.ClrCT.lt Court Ur the enooty of Harry, io •hu.rrr;- S wh«cb results In success, and to condemn and that “in the States a here they have bad control of the treasury their pecula­ what may have proved a failure, simply foundingtheir judgment upon tbe acrtdenis of succeM or foilure. Theirs ia an scute Smith. CirvaU Court CoaucMaiasar. tor the can ty of Harry, win »«U at publie suclioe or >endue, la Ik. » > - UIJ4u <L1 /u-_. .L . Our One of ths Wounded itolen from it and given to the Phoenis is Jnmea ty*k,eon-hi law of R. H. Btlbon. Bank! And also, when the Job Brock-j The other 1 do net know. W e ran Into field >3,000 fraudulent claim was allowed a regular hornet*, nest, nnd were driven and paid, together with a dozen other a recurrence of them. Onr wrtn^f have back by the rebels. . Tht Band marcbed claims of the same nature, amounting in been defeated, apparently, st into sb. field behind Um regiment. There all to more than •25,000. And did they I esired time, when of ell others we n were about 27.000 of onr men^uid we du mortgo**. auk Aa ImtM foca, omUot>< vf forrrloaurr, at traWic vvotfoa. tbo 1 •t October. A. D. 1M1, al a^ .'clack iu I iu tooon^mplate the facts as they are, airtl so fer aa they may be adverse to , the interests of tbe country; strive to a/oid gigantic System of Internal ment swindling was being carried on, ;fought in this country. 1’oin ,, 1fragment of our army, was 'three times their number on thq other aide, posted in a position strong by na- such as the building of tbe (Hinton and Kalamuzoo canal, Ate , dec., .during which time nearly a half a million du Ha re was filched from tbe State ture^ted mode much more so by nu/paronjl masked batteries and other wonder. improve among party favorites. defensive and distributed Will “PMlo’’ examine tbe report of the Superintendent of Publiolaatruction, December 1st 1842, and tbe various reports for ten years There was'no time during the Several New York regiments have re» bettie in which mom than one half our ecliatod fat thn war. troops could be engaged. Contrary to. Tbe fortifications about Wa-ihington are fast being mounted w kh heavy gum. tbe first statement tho Federal troops mainly withdrew in good order. A few Our outposts are again being gaadixdlv extended in tha direction of tbe rebels. ' regiments were broken up, which, with Tbe Cabinet had A protraqtgd Morion flueingoougregamen, loafera and teamaters to-day, larting more than fours nuuri. was sufficient to give tbe van the appearNxw Yom^ July 27^ anee of u general stampede. thereafter (they may be found on pages 10, 19 of the School Laws of Michigan 1859.”) and tall us who had control of the treasury during that period,when A34.234Fund! Surely such a conscientious man as ’Philo Junius,—such a pattern of heneaty,—ouch a hater of iniquity, would be very careful not to acknowledge m his Tbe IFarU't correspaident aayr, -A The loss of tho Federal troops, killed letter has just been retired from Savan­ au4 wounded ia now stated to be about associates the men who would rob hdpless children of the nieau* forniihed them nah, Georgia, which states that general eight hnodeed; throe to four hundred only far obtaining a common achool education! being killed. We think, however, that Indeed, ’Philo’ would no doubt consider, this atatecnent tnay be very wide of tbo it the height,—yea, the very climax of ditiaaofthe country. He had been a mark, aa it is Impossible to tell -what impudence In any one who would hrtl■tirog Union man. number of prisoners are in tbe hands of mate that ht supported any men, or AdA eold>er of tbe 69th regiment arrived the rebels. We have lost severed valuer here to night, havingoMapKt from Manmtatetretion who had boon, or wouJd be oMaa where be wa. held ae a pvtoner.— Ha aaya tbe rebeta had many pria-mere. Secretary Cameron, and Col. Wilcox of ■who were clooeir confined. Ifauy of the Michigan First regiment. The Ute of robbing helpless infants of a patrimony than* had died. Ha had HrileotTo opentrusted tn them Tor safe Beeping. tbe tatter is uncertain. The last tint j. portwity to see much, but folly confirm. Again,’Philo’-aoyatW “the Republi­ weak cooUiaiBf one HAEMO* KEITH. Itatad. July JO, !M1. at Michwaa. tbit b«B( the pH” af U jytlxaeplJ IFiiMi* not know bow many rebels. Only about be is In tbe hands cf tbe enemy, end will e ven teal ly be restored to his friends and hie ceunlry. If any faara have bom entertained that Arii< dsmnrallxe the Northern people, thaw fear. are already dispelled by tbe alacrity Duryee’a regiments sailed day. Their place, will U f regimenta. A onntemplateagainet Fox Bill ha.jXn i Newport N.wa aboral it any foece th have antaatded iheir pi with whiob .rqpawoK.kficr .Rfiment has nor bare they devised any measure to in­ crease ths glory or honor of. Abo nation, neither bav-q they sought oalany plans to qiitllly” Thou hypocrite; first cast oct thabeam oat of.thine own eye; then shall thou see clearly to cast out thia note out of thy bro the re eye. ’ , . Well; Itsar are > be denoencod. a»dA joxas b. .■SK coorra, Murtni- -4.000 ftf our man were engaged in the fight. < Jar Ims is about forty, and It la sappoawl Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral/ ADMINISTRATOR’S 8ALE. the rebels have lost-a thousand rnen.-*- The fighting was mostly done with can­ non. When we were retreating they fired a charge of canister ehot at (he Band Michigan, oa 1 IM). M iwv o facorn b'. I'shall Nest bidder, at s»d they struck all around us snd passed and State of all about out heads, but we escaped un­ hurt. The cannon bails passed all sbout us. We could hoar them coming ".KB and drop on onr feces jbpon tbe ground I expected P. BTBtfEtR. AdailiiiMrator and let them pea. over us. •evet'y moment to be shot down. Band has orders to *----- • aggA^r1 rRB. tractaoaaj quarter of aoeiion thirty t-ur, Tbe Gur. ..’t,; remain, hereafter, Prepared by nr. J. C. ATER 4. CO, Lowell, Mow with the physicians and help take ears of (. laic ..f .aid Coual* of WILLIAM M. Wn-LEV, the wounded, bo that we shall not be wo exposed again. JOHNS &CR0SLEY, Tbe N. Y. 12th regiment lost 18, and tbo Mom. 1st, 30 men. • • Gen. Scott ia here, nnd cays he • CHANCERY QRDER. is going to take the rebels without losing a STi.TLS?Sfei«;St£S! man. Wq should not have lest many meh be­ fore if Gen. Tykr had obeyed orders, which were, not to march any farther than Fsirfiut, and there await farther orders. He wanted great renown, nnd^nat all. ^GIN® 8OLK MA.NCFACYURHRS OF THE IMPROVED. GITTAPERCHA - CEMENT ROOFING, ITIS FIRE AND WATER I’R00‘ <aN AB A REMEDIAL AG EXT. rs« aaixaua. Th» Ort to only abort JJaa-Btird that of Tia, Do.not ball eve all you read and bear. want nothing better. ; ' ...in <x«a OUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, • • Lxt Htto. cans, as a -party hove not originated any boot lullof tb.ro bar. rwtbln, bot abirt W. l»lr, y-wttamjmUfa, United Staten anr» iday the thirl o’dock in the i regiment escaped uuharmod except two woundwl slightly. is not injured bv the contraction «"'l «; MMriM matala. AXD WILL MOT CRACK 15 COLD OR RUM IM WftRAI WEATHER In Rutland, July 4th. by Q B. Sloes Eaq.. Mr. SIDXEY ITtTLL, rf Ikliimore, and Mu. BAJIBIET DEA*. ofRgtfexxt. Mo. I. Breed owes*. IT For Rale by D. B. BOMB A 00 , We. ISFrit low. Wow feet.: , V cWm ia tbrir Urar. •ntarTy Ukart"- 7’^‘T 'lrP,le<, New Advertisement^. “HO HEAT IS OEqUlKEP- ’ | H. WXIOBT, C0UMELL0B HOW LOST, now RESTORED least twenty d •MdardcrfcrI iff/or shipping to allvarU t>f Mr y, taaXA full printed dirtftiom f*' ofJuly 2! st. and drire the rebels oot of the <x.>uulry at all bacxard and al whatever T8 WULIAB STKEET, Notice is Hereby Given; bar of wrongs and tojorias that have been Tmic CoxMacTicct Waa Loam.—The BV *0BERX4^ ^•Itacticat 1800X00, War I^on wa. ikea at from par U> 6 rent, premium. No. -I ) (Comer wf Utertr Mrert.) >» YOBK- heaped, w ithout Mint, upon various pot- >lX4y JOUMS 4t CKO.NLEY. Aonn Warrxo 1—Ttuua Cash 111 Notice! Notice! Tto.lMflirniyi-H. now aeraatyftva j I etaipUhiu. which ewn thorn Ba to an •utinic’r rr*'c, ha hi car* all wta ha«a applied io hi twitwvtnr ft to ba a Uh riatiaa d M*Mm. aa wrf! aa. at home KWWS2l.VJSK.fi. Barry eesnty iu add Sials IrTewth day of Jun*. A. 1>. page* Hi and rt»a<* tUre Is dahard to be why the prayer cedents, that reflect aught of good or hon­ or either to the citizen or to tbe Union,” y ever ' L»wU H. Oaepar and EUw £afcaatS.va“«. whose province seems to bo to praise that Run was one.qf the most aom D tSSAST.rXVEB * AGCZ. n C05STI TATE OF MICHIOA’C. I Prebate Cuort fcr tUrrr count*. »». I Mid county. I may bec<>me.et>il more sensibly affected— or affected by insensibility,—if he persists cwn party leaders who are to day head­ In uttering and publishing such tteasooaing the rebellion against the Government, ble sentiments as those in the article un­ and who have armed t hem sal vea nnd their der OMuideralion, for be seems to fear I unjust censure where none oould foresee it Bull IS CONSUMPTIVES word of fault with tho majority of his then people won't know that you are n . 1limo being, deprived of the power to foot” So it may well be said to “PhUa" , filch any more. But be charges that tho “Don’t aay qr write any thing! then peo- ( 1 -Republican party baa no record, no ante­ Tbe b “KSSSjSSHTJB He find* not oae queattou bis loyalty, In coecluaion 1 ^would aay to Philo; ;aud expected success. Pr«| MORTGAGE SALE. remember the adsieu given the foolish ] boy by bis father.—“Don’t say anything! ‘ Tho moat that we have to do nt present, mi n. -jtrwt* ffocsjc- tu r«?**. «----------- .ujMusutj Z tZa'i-nartetar feri. eoohifeai that U ii UnSSttewaata of thoet auiuag 11 -bo doorelba evmf.-rU of a Brat ctaaa I TUTafirirfJ at bnek j roraa largi He they have filched from the National Treaa society, if they were not permitted to ^-stshsto PROBATE ORDER. ory, and who are now in arms against the Government, because they are, for the gaged was not entirely destroyed is a WASUtxoTUK, July 26. the As Is as much of a traitor at heart as more of the cause* of tbe uneasiness of is‘Cobb, Tancey, Wise, qr-Jeff Davis ; “Philo’’ and his compeers. He seems to although if tbe plain question, “Are you by very sensibly' affected because the have been avoided, k ij a sel&cunstitutod exhibit this cbaracteristio. k$oton hou: A.H, aims. July, 1601. • Bet einco I am at it, I will notice one ptwinec of the press to pohit out what sho’4 havobeen,and whit should be done, and they would’be lees than ciphers in Dronar. &axtts reasonings. communication ; aabibiting.-upon its face » certain extant, by tbe use of mopey id all nftttera of public to terrs I; but It is not only useless but- criminal, to benp steal® a Txuar Board will be faruiilied'by,' tho day. ur ," propeller, and six launches. The expedition was actively soccMaful. j Lieut Crosby surprised and burned the best, it Is a calamity we ought not to s ■ nine rioojxi .nd achot-nera Iwl-ir.ging tn, have suffered at thia time, and aside th. Confederates and brought off one valu­ from the great loss of life, is. more to, able prixa,—n schoouer laden With bacon, be regreUsd tor the moral effect which it( J corn, Ac. . i •< .V/ will have upon onr enemies at bows and। Borrox, July 26. abroad. It matters but little, In making, sKsrisK! Aino, loo Cream and Lemonade. that they are all typqgrapnlcal errors.— » more perfect union between the several Lastly, I am prepared to Shave (ke Fartt The whole burden of 'Philo’s song la— States or secure.domestic teanqullity’T— or Cui ii’r llair, uf old friends •Th. government is in tbo wrong’—be Verily their audacity and impudence is or 'naw tiwtamnrs. < enuae wo havs nat a Democratic Admin only Uy equsled equated by their ttieif iniquity. Iniquity. . And, fibrily, if you desire coents ofthe defeat of o rr army near Ma­ istratiun,—and tbe rebels and traitor* But, Mr. Editor I don’t know but I am 1 A QQOD SARGAINr v' CLJddUr nassas, which we give to our' readers.— stooping rather too low by deigning to ssavs Since that time, each day’s news has very- Dtmocratt and are therefore justifiable in notice or reply to such a oompilatlun of urt call at the sign of the Barber- Pols, their attempt, to de.troy the government much mitigated the first account of the falsehoods, misrepresentatiuiis aud absurd >e d<>or east of JH. A. Goodyear's HanJ- 25. SoMg full c3 .d. I spiracy concocted by rtriw k m for tho I am unable to say; but, for the pprpose destruction of the greatest nation on which cf rev iewing (be ttndaunt put forth io tbo tbo aun over ahooo nnd capture and bang ■a yr rites I «m dridrr faurat »' o. N Hweod.tvaKth.r-tol-ddemaH.M I avt Great, fta of ku fit*. - • . ’■ ■ . B-J.GBA**-, -• �---- -WIVHwe ' SPECIAL Msxrcmnm. tons A V wotk*—U* pspresfitl, -uuc.-r...^ -orupmos w« ■reres //Local.—IU* ^•vcrn'^s1^ MIC ’g 5 i» no WIy •nMchiog tho SOOTHING^YRUP, BUY, YOUR GOODS Far CMiMroa Tcelfolmg. truth to My that loath rt Wy .oarer thhwwk. Robiamm A Lake’s dreus, which exhibited here hsl week, Bcarcdy rmcJ-oubopr knln. bteute with BnuucVi PHte. deserved a complimentary notice. with English, Snanteh. German, during the week is A3STD -%5Ml Butter. •• Laid, " Tullam. - Tlie ADVICE FEES. !<°y.' ’GRANT IS i: no monopoly, to bo Mew-Yoxk Beaevloent Infirmary BENTON HOUSE, begun and ended in a war of words. yemW.ea.jaa OOD RELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS. To WAR! but if a man wants to snub his own nose against tho sign-post, wo don’t regard M it ot onr huiilncM. Let him work. Instrnetlou. Fpar Warn*. July 25, ’61. Fame Nirnn ;— On High Prices, at the | ON LOW PRICES HASTINGS Thinking you might like to hear aomo- DRUG thing of matters here, I take a moment pX? Cwvytafat. or rax Uwxaar ever e«u« or 3^^- I’iCOTTAlN NO.MDODiaL. TkAl Aqycars ftu ** ' ' . . 1>T ass Come and See ! 1 STORE!!! UfEB COMPLAINT to jot down a few things I have seen and TO CONSUMPTIVES r.nsfi: P.irvsirrtoa ST DfSSMS TWU< Bcsramvc Asm Al "?^.P2d?5S<5htRlmS% here aud there, since the Manassas fight, Tbe -HF-Vro.' HOUSF' has recently bws . ■ Corrected, July t>, IMI be rare a little secession has appeared WILLIAM! HINMAN, Proprietor estabuehed mm, Depend upon it, moUara it will give mt to uaed for tbo exclusive benefit of editors, I arrived in Detroit last evening, And those afflicted with, DTSPTPFl-k. NERVOUS DEBIUTY. HEART! and from Ann Arbor had tbs ooinpanv 1,-BEASE.FFVER * AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION.• of Quarter Master pen. Fontaine, from , ; dreadful cAmplaiuU. which earry thousand, and1 whom I Irarned many intenmting partic- heard. ulors relative to the nCK FEMAUCS. Roberts &, Striker, WE DIRECT Vtar Department. To all addressing by letter, cuining full sc­ ant of srnrptom. and appearances o* d£**e. are, occupation, eta, we will write a candid ke phr, with advice and dlreeiiona for eure. Any fee., allkcxual diaabdiUn are removte bv ttsi .dvia. will l>e devoted dI.Jsndgvnny.Umal.tfoj propvrlira TO r'CrU,l8HATTBlED C0N8TTEUTT0XS. w HVAE JU8T RECEIVED DrttnltrT and Dim sriare from teething. FROM LECEIYED Ha is vary much the gentleman, and ready to communicate freely any knowl­ I came down to the Fort this partment, Also published st the infirmary, to aid these 1* new and moat complete awrtment of edge he may possess in his particular de- ObTHE FAMILY PHYRIC1AY. BRUCH AMD MEDICINES, CAVSB ROOM TO H£AL, morning on the steamer Clara, which !• ■' ’bi< plies between the Fort and city every I fell in with CapL Engle, of half hour. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. THE LADIES MEDICAL FRIEND, the Pontiac Guards,who took grrel pains to allow ma tbe lions. And the Physiology of M A work on the cattM symptoms, of att complaints peculiar to th* sei its duties, abortion and Its reunite 1 found the Cap­ tains and 1st Lieutenants of the 81 com- pnnies represented here, drilling under , :«T FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Gil. Pitman, who is said lo be the best * PURPOSES,ONLY_ffJ dril’ master in the State. Whn floes Ml Aflalre Bcaatlfal Teeth! Tbe Geitkaeis Medical WILLIAM JONES, Their evolutions in the Manual of amis and facing*, flanking*, doodling and uu- :*H=2£2 charge. No pains spared iu ■led with ttua arfor years. Teeth inserted on VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, Hed. Please call al myoAee, ate street, Hastings, ilteh. doubling, were not the most graceful.— GROCERIES! Some «f them acted as though the plough ■r CnweplafoK handle would suit them better than the musket; and in looking upon the silvered , locks of komff, 1 thought of tbo old adage. mil® IPIBWIBS TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, BPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS, CODFISH: . *'It Is hard to learn an old dog new tricks.” FROM IMFVKHm OB UCTIONM OF THE BLOOD beeaiuradrd.) rftrf. • peiubti end prrfci Hear in mind iM tU SCANDIJfA Vl; P.IbckfT. Prertation • _ „ ...d o. THE GUIDE AND GUADD HOME TESTIMONY. I next witnessed a drill of the officer* of the 7th,under their Colonel, who* name THE araDnExscr txlxuhekey He has a good military Grosvenor. bearing, given his commands with much And Cooking Extracts, cofidonce and precision, and the battalion j 1 drill, which he was practicing, so far as ! and 6tb, did not seem to b« participating in the drills. The three regiments were Gen. Williams, after which there was some skirmishing, and at 6 o’clock, a dress parade, which was quite imposing. DISSOLUTION! MOST POPULAR GROCERIES Licuts., Shafter and Lovell, and his every attention. HARD-WARE! Phetteplace, of the Prairieville Rangers, who showed mo ry Pectoral, They belong to the 7th and expect to be at home next week, in CapL order to recruit their company. Lovell will be at Hastinca, nnd any one patriotism of Barn- i* at such a fever ■rxffl heat as it a l.rte portion cf this costly inffrrlng might be •'»rtM by attention to diet and dcaaline*., and •r» aB, by tbe proper Ight remedy •earrn. When a« c Aver1. Pills (DiEHEAiP, 1P©!B (DASIHi I hope the Barry boys will not let him recruit in vain. VSMTSELciLirE KEBICHES promotire of TEMPERANCE. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly closuring th. r.1 and alMmaaXa - - - -* . fl.—. —Z We srs Murtncud that there xre many parents of scrofulous,consumptive, aud d.Mired condition to whom a ncmarocs offeprlng only brings suffer­ ing and poverty. To sueh we would o»y write. AND Ws WILL mail ran, to any ana applying for it. over. la »'«P Uwe. orders rect from Cinsiasaii io any qsi THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. ^toedyear’a Patent Breast Pampa forby Retail Price 11 per Betite, PETERS DRY GOODS 1 Gov. Blair, who is at Washington, sent a telegram to-day, which was received ' Ou all other dlscai» of the Sexual Qenatta. a Ail! axphualioD of ihe origin cf Syphilh. tho means of prevention and eure. On Oeamnnptton, that fearful divesae. here at 6 o’clock, P.M., stating that five PsiMipal FteUlhSL. more regiments had been accepted from until it LOOPING, this State, and would be mustered the service as soon a* possible. into Colonel Ayr's Cherry Pectoral, eretiug only . fer ahil- Stockton also, has authority to raise a |:bj» and remove the trouble before it is serious I regiment, aud is now at tbe Exchange, VATER PROO* receiving orders and accepting companies, to be ready to be muttered in, by tbe Sth Jao-Third that G-EINmiZSTE. ROBERTS a STRIKER. Hurtscs Mises «, lUfil. tbe office of lhe Danner. ROSLEY, sorTnm. TROTH. EBCHS ■ LIFB F1LLB ANDJPJKKNIX BITTERN qpHKSE MEDICINES have now bees heA fore the pobtic for a period of THIRTY YRS. l^sd Quit,Ume have maintained a blah It would be well for any one wishing to join his company to leave their names nt [KAOCULotesU,XuB. A sew and delightful Stoaoahicaad CardmJ Th* following are among the distressing Vari ety of human diseases in which the c Special attention-will be paid to COMPOUND­ ING an* putting un PRESCRIPTIONS; and aay □ne purchasing medicines of us can rely upon ibeir being is eteewhere ho will not bo troubled to gather them up. A NSW ARTICLE uiauie Item aor other source published on Kao paper, aud Bailing., Marte 1*. 1M1 sen* of Hastings and vicinity, that we Intend < sell e» err thing in our Ime of trade os cheap aa c* be bought at u>y place. Gire us a call and Judg for yourselves. We intend to sell wishing to enlist for the war will have n «. ■ v... and their He wants some 40 I average of ten days a cbaoce to dn so. I1 loMofIM0.0W.0W good men from Barry county, and If tho TUB CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. PATENT MEDICINES Al noon I was taken under the imme­ diate charge of Capt, HENRY L. THOMAS. PENS, PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. reviewed thia afternoon, at 4| o'clock, by FARM. IfiOo receipts E£ri&; ESOTS & SHOES could judge, was a good one. Cols. Terry and Curtenius, of lhe 5th | HOUSEHOLD AND of August Are the Zouaves ready to respond to Adrertiter, hiving been restored to health * in a frw n-cclce hr a verr simple routed r, af- the call! What say you Lieut Nevina, [•Miotis to make known lo his fcilow-auf- ILL NOT GJ 1 WRATMER are yo« ready to go I There Is • chance for us to ring in now If we have the blood sufficient io do so. Are you ready broth- caooL Boots of all kinds, also Ntwsr.rs* ROBERTO A STRIKER. suing the kidneys. delightfullyonthe harZavarUeafeo GRAVEL. S far sale by pO YOU WANT WHISKERS! HASTINGS DO YOU WANT WHISKERS! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! and HLVETEEATK Stacks of TANNERY I e to th. bteod.e--.4Ul ttehamure. IC ERUPTIONS and BAD DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! •f'artacte oeeaaioes all eruptive comptaints, sallow BELLINGHAM'S Tar. HUm on Skare^ CELEBRATED STIMULATING ONGUtNT, Clothing, Dr. A. BERNEY. or otherwise. forts, and take the hardships of camp life, SJS1" prrecription is to benefit the afl.A7,’ «? ’i M information white ba conceit*. and cliu^ge bayonet for the Union and tho Cunetitotion 1 your bands. ff eo.it is time to PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERT. show My motto ia, buckle on the ■word, •boulder the musket, lake the REQUIRE j Whleh wa are anxious to soil, and WILL SELL, Crayoo Ambrotype; Vignette AmLn> Mfrlwjp.; sft.rw^pi j. . THE STTlfCLATIKG OlfGEEXT doublaqatek, and either live to ew our country one agsto, or die fighting for It. More anon. N. H. Walmidob- I"? Allowing is an extract from Mirror Ambrotype; NailoftefBiT, Fimri Am!------ ~--------- WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE F*uu t»« B,m» Fi«u>.—tot B«r Uw. Qu.rtarmMi*, of (be Micblgw Seeend, pfleud Urough D-ue>» wmrdej morning on M. w.y borne. Dunng U>= 6r.( «.™en>™( .( Bptr. Run. be •» ,jeSV.^ •“~t*"Jx‘aSbta ih’di Cmciinati, G-. behind Mm riddled -lib OUR GOODS Hastings, May M. IMA. 1/ ll.lUtt. brotype: Relievo Ambrotvpe; Duublo Unusually Low 1 Btetto Crete wfffiiSltetes Msffima B. MOFFAT, Tc«8»om wom WUm, Cars, Otea, Better, UH, Pork, T««R»„1. Um.—Tbe MempU P»‘. nee, edmll tb»l tbe breecdtbe reheh to ticiriotb# £, |„. b«ul. eu 3,000. No etoflnue —---------------------->*■!>■------- r ■■?-■ PAPER-RAGS SSE NOTICE! R. J. SSANX WtSl'Bg*. DfC I???. E. J. 01A5T �ATBB’S OJUI;fT¥EWUTION . i OATHABTIO PILLS. •STOOD THE TEST OF YEAia grows In ere kia< aerePspnlar every <i*jU tlflU-MsY albite* SS-SSS& ____ , ™ «®>uutx Tut xnnu SsaTLl1-—^ " utuir AW HID.TH to too, w. h„.n —j .... “,ln> WE ABE NOW ON HAND •IS cu ot ik LARGEST mA. DRY GOODS LA EG TUI U* DLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOL PILLS here been proved by analysis to CONTAIN NO'jMINERAL. That they curt tbs almoo* universal complaint. TIFUI. Aaoorleseat DRY HICK PESALE1, who hsrs languished for years in helplew weak- •.^gnQDrogiata and all other Dealers is Med***♦ •«< all sexusl disabilities are removed by tbrtr cor­ dial sod gently stimulating properties. That they rre™1‘ SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, prrpUd ew receipt . ..PRICE 25 CENTS. however they may hare ben trifled with and abused: that their direct tendency is to lengthen life, anJ render it enjoyable. That. «• rtetiy upon Ihapoiasne/dseswe inHsAfoad, they BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., RestorativeJu me. CAUSE SOON TO HEAL, nd discharge from lhe system, every taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That ther RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, 1 tried one bottle, and frond ^^f^L^^Xutee.TharTiSrf'aU^ •CEPHALIC PILLS, nd there la no disease of tbe .Stomach and Bewols the liver, the nervous system, tbe akin, glanda ar by can bay. Aa a mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill in the production of no wonderful an article, J4EADACHE, WEEDY AND SURE CURE * - * u Within their reach. you, are using it with lie effect. very respectfully yours, ' , A. M. LATTA. Attoroey and Connie Itoil Law. Depot. 414Broadway, and sold by all dealers throughout the world, TrnBealoratlyo ia put np in Bottlm el three sbaa, vis ; large, medium. and small; the small holds U a pint, and retail* for one dollar a bottle; tbe medium holds at lent twenty tier cent more in proportion than the imill, retails for two del lira a battle; tbe large bolds a quart, 40 per cent more in proportion, and retells for 45 a hoitle. O. J. WOOD. Proprietor, 444. Bramlwav. New Tort. and 114 Market Street, at. Lotos, Mo And told by allgood Druggist* and Freer Goods Dealers everywhere. jaafiyl-eom Ever ahowu in thia ibis point *10 speak more powerfully than volumes of bare aaarrtlon or bbsoning puffery. Tbo consumption of 11 net si tar's Stomach Bu­ tera for tbe last year amocaled to over a half million boillss, and from its manifest steady increase iu tltncs past, it is evident that during the coming year lhe consmaMion will reach mar one millinn bottle*. This inntrnr amount eould never have been sold but for the rare medicinal properties contained in the prepara­ tion. and the sanction of tho moat promi nanI physicians In those seciioiw of the eouniry where the article Is best known, who not only recommend tho Bitters lo thtir patients, but are ready at all timea to give lenlinioujato to Its efkeacyin nil eases of atromchio derahgemrois and ths diseases resulting I here from, Tlito ia note temporary popularity, obtained by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum­ peting lhe qualities of the Bitters, but a solid eslimation of an invaluable medicine, which to a Godsend to regions where fever and ague and various other bilious complaints have counted their victims by hundreds. To bo able to state confidently that the “Bitten” are a certain cure for tbo Dytpepaia and like diseases, to to the proprietors a source of unaUoyod pleasure. It removes ail morbid matter from the otomasb, pcriflsa tbo blood, and imparts renewed vitality to the nervous systeat, giving it that toon and energy indispensable nr lhe reatoratioa of health, it operates upon* tba atomaab, liver, aud other digealivu organs, mildly but powerfully, and soon rsetoroe them to a rendition ewential to the healthy diaeharge Of the functions of nature. « Elderly peroons may use tbe Bitter* daily as Pr directions on the bottle, and they will find __________ -»___________ ___ «_ . Market, which NEW YORK COSTS. D MOTTS mVTsi^'JW PILLS.4 IKON advance from No mistake this time! LOW PRICES’ gy, pale nd othrrane 'sickly mnptexisMto£ esto its necessity in almost every cnerrmUs lunoiiens in all mstodintu which it U4tma tried, il has rreved abtudntely rersths la ssckst the fcdowteg eociptoitrts, vtr: In Debility, Nenroas Air till, Bms cinllou, Dr>pepsin. CoaKtipaUen, Oten» J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. STOMACH BITTERS. Ths proprietors and mn on facttiters ef HOS­ TETTER'S CELEBRATED STUMAUH BITTENS ean appeal with perfect confidence |i> physicians sad eiiisros generally of tbs Vailed FROM IMPURITIES OR OBbTRUCTlONfl OF THE BLOOD OB SECRETIONS, in which they sfo not give prompt rrfiy Md, (d administered Lefors the Aery mtadrl oi life has beentnvaded.) tftH a painl«t» arui frrfrel t*rr. Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILIJi are eudorned by the expeiienceof thousand, of living witnereea wb», in letters, aAdavlto, medical works, and by word cf mouth, prodabn them In be the very best pn-paralaoauf the kind ever offered toOso (jiinjim. are prepared to sell at a small HOSTETTER S STVlKllorsK "“aRISINO VEfHYA^HEAP WtLL OCtefTfNCX ALL WBOBCrrn FROM NORMAN BAILEY. uviiB issecitTioi A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Hoback's Stomach Bitten. ataUuM »g aerial & A TEMPERANCE, the present prop nr tor believes that ia making ««- ’,ld* Jr k'“”“ ‘h* P"W'' U ,0‘*^ li will area bo for safe by all of Dr. Robeak's numerous Agents, and at Hotels. Ac., the reentry over I* ft. >U..--- _____ .11 n.i . a >’ cxs. HOW LOST, IIOW SbcnaiuUMW, Intermittent Ferm, Ac. lo caaaa of General Debility, wbotbar the » of acafo ducasc, cr of tbe eactiased 4isweA new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial for suit uUoo of nervous and muscular energy from rimagiving tore to tbe Stomach, and tor tbo preven­ ic complaints, one tiial of this restoralirr has tion oi billions eu:u plainto incident to the Weat- PHILADELPHIA. RESTORED jkw /Wwled, iu e &uled fhithf-t ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT. AND RADI CAL CURE OF HpERMATORRHCEA. or Beminal Weaknaaa, Sexual Debility, Jterroerewas and “ «.un >■.:«,! m B.UG,« a. r„ w. .0 YOU WANT WHISKERS! Principal cfllre and sals rooms. No. « East Fourth st., Jd building from Main street Cisoinrotl, O-.l^borntorriii Hammond atreeL bT J- F. Roberts A Co. Hastings, Eh DOyoU WANT WHISKERS! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! BF.LLHGHAK’S CELEBRATED STIMULATING ONGUENT, •’•r the Whiskers nnd Hair. The aabeeriber Ukm pleasure io anneaneiag te tbe ettIsens of the United Stetm, that they bare obtained tbe Agency for aud are now enabled to HASTINGS tire, or luflictiuc a disagreeable acasatns. It te this lattcc property, among olberv, whish makes it so remarkably dteciud and pensaaeai remedy for Piles,upon wbkh iqtiso sBpssn to exert a diatinet and spedfle actioa. by Lapereag the tendency which forms tbna. In Dyspepsia, innsaamble aa are ito.caoe?.* tingle tux of tlx.se Chalybeate Pills, has sffm nforod for the moat habitual caws, indodtsg tbe Mtrod*«!l Cretivenres In unchecked Diarrowa. even when sdt eared U Dysentery• confirmed, emaciating, and swewt r nialignsut. ths effects hate been e<]«dly 4so»ve aodasteniahing. In the local puna, loss of flesh and a treartK debilitating eougb. an J remittent beetle, ■tach gone rail r Indicate incipient Cnnaamptte* «• remedy has allayed ths alarm of hi earn and fhf siciaus. In several very gratifying and inlaresus* lu Scrofulous Tuberculosis, ibis medjetaad lm» bai l-.ad far more than tbe good effect of lbs aesd cautiously balanced nreparelioiu ol uxlu*. robout auy of their welllnowu liabilities. Tim altentfou of females eanuot be toe sea*den Uy Invited to this remedy and restoreiivKm tbe ewes peeuli.riy affecting them. 1. *»* — k... e and infilBUaClMy TANNERYI The subscriber haring laeaed the HasUnre Tan­ nery for a term of years, h now prepared to Tm RMes Shm, ortdberwlao.a. eastotners may dealro White and yellow OAK BARK tatea ia exchsrego For Tanning. tie osccevt All Leather Warranted good or nep^. ta prepared by Ds- C. P. DntLutmua, an eminent Cash Paid far Hides. physician of London, and is warranted to bring A. too. Leather, and OHRhsse BtonMug out a thick set of For Hale. WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE I also CLEAN AND OIL OLD HAHNESSES And make them look aa well aa new. ’ snjrTUTUtc tMtDWGE PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE’ " 1 SAvi Tin: racxs' ‘FntTNRt TWTFH Wh« »•! Admire TkO* W1U.UM 1OSES. “ESS"' .!■ jrr.j'si. Low pressure System vm Dp, GMrtltaei'1 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-08-07.pdf c09dd60fc41e3774ba839d2ac61678bd PDF Text Text gftqjiiUkaM $autr, banner. Republican 13 PUBLWBRB EVERY xr gastwo*, MBkT COUWTV, WtQMOAIt VOL. 6 HASTINGS. BARKY COUNTY. MICH.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. 1861 jjjjitmgs' i)usiutss firrtttrj. <H»ict ^listribns. NO. 14. me«id. Miss Raymond!” The manufacture of Bomb Shells Is very mtereetlng. The shell h flrot tiled whh .dd fesHntMd r«4dd lewdta baftote JACOB FERRIS, Attorney, CeeaMDer oarf aellrttev. ______ MWW. NORMAN BAILBY, I)' Great Battle!!! J. RU«aEI.U <10,000 Volunteer* Wanted, Immediately! I WIGUTMAN & ROBINSON, .IXCFACTUBIiRd of un. sbavt-iroa and cop. inr-axre. Dexl'r* ia iron, nail*, itccl.glass. U The Gt eat Battle in the dra»r. Blue, spicy, t rewths of ci' "■tog— gar auvttke. circling »>p to tbu ceil newspaper-* under lhe table—Cantile aunp hi the tinny bnmac curd receiver slippers «>n tbe mantle piece, and conftuina every where. . And yet Mr.Thoinbroke—p»>r and delu led mortal—solemnly believed that bis room was in the most perfect or­ der! F»r hadn’t he pkod the -mpty < ham|iaiane Imttlea uudur tbe bed. and sent tbe w«>dbox,to tear them nuopuny, nnd hung bls morning gown over tbe dump towels, and dn>trd the aah-sprtnkfad hearth with his best 41k handkerchief!— I aa If hr was in tbe atmosphere WnOLKSALK and retail dealer Uetarer of leather, ttadn. low’s wfade frot goes through a brie in the north <m*i corner uTtfa stocking, aud, there isn’t a button no hia uhirl* it's lime ABSENT ON FUKLOGH Now. aa Mr. Thorn broke’s whole xtock of ii»diislrinl implements consisted of a lump of wax. nn enormous pair of aciaeors, FURLOUGH HAS EXPIRED, und one needle, the mending didn’t progiex- rapidly . His way »f managing HRAll QUARTERS, imnediataiy. sad aattla up. the button qiirathm. t«««, neersanrily in­ volved eoiiie delay; he had to cut all these I .hall te eotupailsd to Kt>d CORPORAL BENTuseful little appixiduges (nuu amrthrr xhirt and sew them <>n, und next, when the ahirt PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, MASON ALLES, ealer in groceries, irovisions, pi 41. a. Bish, butler, lard. peek, and grain all kind Abo toy* csadies, rtc .ate. Store Calltera a Block. State streak Uasli fa, Mich. D EALER i*> all kinds of Faintly Groceries, Mom and Wooden ware, ntri a general as- D of and pearl, with twd wings sproutmg out •<t Ms Itroadcloth <m either side. And just and in walked that detestable Jones. Mark wae not al all conifalMc In hit reten Junes up with unwunmon pleasure. And there the fallow sat. pulling his I-tug musterbee nnd.talking the most insipid twaddle- sat and sal until Mark rose in unusual proaurr be gave her band. "Let dies often provide th«lr fachrlur friends Mark went home the happiest individ­ ual that aver trod a New Y<>rk pavement. Indeed, an great waa bis felicity that be indulged iu varioue gymnastic cspera, in. diailive of hlisx, and only paused in lb«m al the gruff cautim. of a policeman, who pcoliably had forgotten bis own courting days—•■Ctoue youugmeL, what are y«»u naauring me of her favorable considera­ tion! Wa« there ever a more feminine ROBERTS Ac STRIKER, TRIAL BT COURT MARTIAL. “Bullous are n.»t much trouble, said SETTLE, i« a fellow to .lol I havn'l any black thr, ad vilber.” and he looked d->l«»nm«ly N. BAILEY Hastiags, June IS 1M1. soine vicbaia nail had caught ill the broad­ cloth. A IJavk pin may do fi*r to-night, and to morrow i'll rend it up to tire tailor. ISAAC C. MOTT, ‘I’hr fact is. I ought to be married; and so DANIEL COOK, Is nnw receiving from New York and I would ir 1 only dsred t» nsk LHian.— Oh, dear! 1 know rite wouldn’t hav«> me; Boston, his fall stock of •J T*x Arvat, will atl«n4 to ihv collection of and yet I’m imtcurtain eitia-r—if I could 4eK(*nd*lT other business ptrtsiniuj to his office. OSes tn Goodjesr's biock, sp stairs. • aily muster lhe courai-tt boldly t«» pul the queatimi! But just as sure as I sp I. A. HOLBROOK, pnxieh the dangenria ground, my heart Caunsting in part of ATTORNEY sad Counselor st Lbw. Solicitor is fails me! And ibrn that poppy Jtetea, Chss ‘ ‘ ' New Orleans. MtiKvivailn, G-flve. with hi* curled mustache, and htiif parted Crushed. Powdered and Granulated 8u- in the middle—always banging around u„ Lilian and quoting poetry to her—if I Molasses and Syrups, could have the privilege of kicking hint Green and Black Tens. acroM the rtreet. I’d dtu happy! He iao'i Rus Ceylon, and Java Coffe. bashful, not he! Ifa-onep-idy would «atly JOHN ROBERT*, Stone, W«"«den. and Wjlllow Ware, invent some new way «»fpiping theqursHYSICIAN aud Serreaa. Dwelling, Cigara. Tohuceo. anri S-tuff, tiiai—someibing liiat waan.t quite co einway, aear the Court Ilouae. Salt and Water Lime. Soaps, Saleralus, Cassia, Pepper and II.P.CnERHY, an extra brush, survey e«I liimm-ll’crilically Spire. in the glass, and then w ith a deep sigh, set forth to call on the identical Lilian Drug*, Faint a, Oils, Furalcg Flu­ Raymond, revolving. M be hud a thou rand limes before, that if—perhap—may Groceries! ! P id, and Camphene. citally. Ever *«-red in Battle Creek, all »f which J. M. NEVINS, 1 bile, ana Tax agent. suit purchasers. Particular attention pnld to filling or­ ders from Hastincs end vicinity, and Fartiaslar aaUafiirtion guaranteed in every case. —The highest market price always ISAAC C. B. C. PIUNDLE, J MOTT. a doors Ea>t of Rattle Creek Hou Battle Creek. M»ch 1st, IMO. novll-tf BOOK OF PROBATE. Notary I rral l.snd sod Tar Agent. Will »«2fe-<r-.'FOR SALE! ! .rul Tai Aesat l)£oe in tUr Court ■ V VZ ■ < ■" " ■ ■ OLIVER E. EVERTW, CASH OB PRODUCE- T PHILLIPS, Uxd«« flaunts sad Jailor. M. II. COOK, Ready Pay II. N. SHELDON, full and complete, JAMES A. tWAEZEY, Call and Settle HARWON RKFFU, pIRCUrr COURT COM ISUDSER. Attaroer V Conkenur A Kolicluw. is sit tU Ornrrs of lk tSuie.lUu4ugk.Mieh. Also. Nv.sry FsWIs. Coorty sneer. Und. Tax. Cd>Mtl«a awl lasaraaes 9, K. RW»VJv | far CwUecU.M. s® &©:bsb CHOICE OAW:t>PEKWG LAND. J. W. STKRRIN’* she will emne hersrlC an angel, breathing air from Paradise, and I shall tell her of words! Wonder io what neighborhood •die would like nte Io engage a rcaidet.ee h<>w aoon it would be lieal to name the day! Ob. if 1 should awake aud find U nil n hlissful dream !” Early the next morning Mr. Thornbroke set hri-kly to work, "righting up things." Fl >w he swept, and dotted, and scoured; lhe room was then sired to get rid of the lofaicc* smoke, and sprinkled with Cologne, end beautified generally, end st leugtb.u ht-n the dust *ws« all swept into one corner, and n.vered by a carelessly disposed newspaper, he found the whid»w gin-x murky, and polished it with such a vengeance that hi* fixt, hankerchiefand all went through, sorely damaging lhe hand, and nctvxxitnting the ungriux-ful accessory of an old hat tn keep out ths wintry blast for lhe time bring. However, even this mishap did not long daunt his spirits, fur « x«n‘t I.Illy e«ming. I > mg and wearily bn waited, yet no ring ing «»ftbe *re-H gave warning of her ap­ proach. “B’sall her aweel feminine mudesty." thought be, and wascnatroL a blossom from her arms, though eyaqr recolluctinn is a pang T Where ia the child that would willingly forget the mirt The fuse fiited inV • the orifice Is s recent tender parents, tbough to remember Belgian Inrenxina' made of Pewter, end reermblas the screw tap used C-r patent bnur ofa*r ny. w.rald forget the friend fruit cans. An examination «»f this pewover wbnm he mourns! Who even when the tomb ia. rinsing upon the re gelber. and filled with meal powder. A number <>| fine h>dra are drilled In the lower diac, while the outer diac is entire, and marked with figures in a circle, 1, 2, 8.4. la thU atatetba shell is water fulness! No; the lore which survives the trunh. proof. When token fiw use, the gunner Is Otte of the noblest attributes <>fthe awel. by means of a small steel Instrument, scoops out a portion of the outer soft light* ; and when lhe. over whelming bunt metal surface, and lays fare the charge of II the ot grief is cnlnjed Into the gentle tear of »imnoritloa powder below It recollection, when the sudden sngulsh shell ia detfired th explode In <sm second after leaving the giitt. the aeonping Is made on the figure 2. and w> <«—the Idea bring that the shells of this description shall Grot that ft wga in lhe days of its loveliness, strike the nbivet aimed at and du execu­ who would root out such a sorrow from tion ss*,1«n.itnd thru explode, sending the heart 1 - the bullets forward as tt fntfn another Though It may tometimre throw a cannon, heated the point where the flight of the shrill* arretted. Large shells of eight «»r ter. Inches are filled with powder only, and hunting do execution by the means «>f their fngtuents. Theta large shells are generally fired by means of a hurst «w revelry ’ fuse uf meal powder, extending throegb from the L-tno a brass plug screwed intn the mouth of the shell. In noth cnsew the fuse la fired by the ignition -f the charge in the gup. the living. At length there w»a an appeal belrw. and Mark’s heart jumped up info his iiiontb, heating like a rtville drum. lie nixbed to the d«mr. but there was no one Imt a grinning little black boy with a b»«! “Miss Raymond’s compliments, and here’s de housewife, sir.” “Thehotreewile, yoc little imp of Ere Old the. hnahfulnisss of fachclom ? When Mr. Tborubn-ke arrived within the charmed prerincta of Mr. Raymond’s fandvome priors, velvet carpeted, chundalierrd with gold and tiriuolti, crowded to Mark sunk Isu k fat«» the rcxwn and tbe very do-rn* with those channitig knick-knacks that only a woman’s tavte opened the l-.x, half expecting to see a Eraivides. Miss Lllio “wax al lumie" in a voting lady issue from it, a la Arabian rw ildering pink met ino dretx, edged with Nights; hut no; it wax onlv a little blue while lore around lhe parly xlu.uldera, velvet Molt.'and fill ofudJ compartments and a crimson m<»es twisted in among the in nxnre silk, containing tape* needles, rippling waves ->f far toft hair. She xcioara, sdk. a thimble und all the nice never hxAed half *0 pretty before; and thnnk Providence, Jones wasn’t on band ‘•And she calls ihisa housewife!" groan fin- Mg* in his life. But w hat was almtril rd Mark, in ineffable bitterness </ spirit aa had. Lllhe’a rcusili »ns there—a tall nl the downfall of his bright visions.— ' black eyed giri, with arch bp and ch.n-ks ‘•Bui I won’t he put offen. ’ ax red » h Spiizenburg apple. Oh how Thornbroke wished that Mi»< E«ler Al len was at the bottom of the Red 8--a. or mined to settle the matter, even though any where exrept in that prtk-ular prior there were fifty Jonea’ s«'d Fathers there. And then her eyre were »• xhnrp—be hut thi« time Lilly wa* alone, singing hadn’t lieen doing the ‘agreeable" more at far embroidery in the sunshiny window than four minutes and a half, before she cessment 4 : exclaimed: • Dear me, Mr. Tfiornhrok*—pray ex­ care me— Imt what on earth is the matter with your cllsocF Ma'k torned scarlet—tbe traitorous "Onlv a ronipnuuil fracture in my cost Mtsa Alien,” said he, feeling as though bis fare mig*t doth* duty »<f Raym<NMfo> cbandelires b«h put t-gather, “y.m ha*rar rmpt from aurb things." , r 5 . f)- ,• “Hold yonr arm, air. and 1*11 make it all right in «<m- nwonenL" -aid Ester inatantly pn-during fnmi mbjiueecrAyriffsa in the folds of her d'esa, a thimble aud needle thread.^ with Ifark allk. and arttb.g rxpertlv to wiwk mending the real. •q’brre, Mr. Tbonthroke. wmsidor sdmiringtv. after hr had thanked her .m^rt sincerely,'“hit theh. JrU Ifavw fan many nice little cncrems !•> work .triUk Now Alte Tro Dwells How lowing Incident occurred: thia afflictbc hi solitude. vity is filled with even with |ba in terror than that—guess, d he would! Aud now jmrtunlty.u* exchange a private word with he wa* mending himself up preparatory tn itoing railing, tu rail »>n the pretlirat girl in New York. N>*1 that he wax particu J. W. OAKLEY, Amember of tbe New TurkFire Zoo­ Lit f*rj Zo>kx>h> stepped into the hia bayonet in tach away by other gestures indicated bis contempt for such mud sflls aa the Soldier before him, aoding by handing the pass to flfa darkey and motioning him tugoteetsnd with • jerk of Ik. r-M «5Ur oT d» wlored person which sent hi tn spinning sec- toniabod while man. White man had by thia time recovered "Can't help It,*. re| pen Uie bearer, and ready passed. You through this picket oc lected a moment, glanced at rsi covers every defect, extinguishes every bark in confusion when lhe.aboatingetiek' ZiKstn. * Won’t do." replied the bolder of the Mwar.—Overburden not thy memo­ ry to make so faithful a servant a slave. bajoaet. “That petes you to Fairfax. Qm’tany one some/rent Fairfax on OoP recollectivM. Who can l«K>k upon the much reason as a camel, tn ri»e when grave even an enemy, and nut feel a thou hast thy lull load.—Memory,, like a ronipunclious throb that be should ever puree, if 11 be overfull that itreun<>tithut. lop. -Now sir, if you stay here any laager, have warred with the poor handful of earth all wjll drop out of tL Take heed of that lie* mridering before Mm. • glutton'rtiv curiosities to feed on many I shall lake ynn under arreMta hwc^ssr , , tilings, lest the gtcsdineat.of tbu appetite tera,” be rontinned. Mr. V. grahlnd nn his line*. wheeled li>ry of virtue and gentian***, and lhe thousand endearments lavished upon u« alniuat unheeded in the daily mtero-nroe of intimacy. There it to that ww dwell upon the tenderness, the solemn, awful teetdrruevs ot the parting acene. The bed of death, witn all Ito stifled griefs, Ils n<ilde|ess attendants, its mute wstchlul Btoiduiiies? The fast test Imo nice of expiring love, the feeble, flattering. ring eyr. turning upon us even from the threshold nf exirtrme! The faint, fa! terlng accents straggling in death tn give meditate I There settle the account with thy nnscience fir every peat hearflt un; a* uited, every past endearment unrv'gnr, ufthst departed being wb« enn never, never,—never return u» be soothed by tby eon trit mu I lfib.ru art* child, and hart ever added Whether Sambo ever bunted up Ms maa ter is n«>t known. untiou into a hsndsmne method. One packed np in hundlrt entewardly flapping —Fulltr. , were ventured by the Virginians, two them seized the flags and were gning The population of Russia Is stated tn be seventy nine milli>4ia, nf which the pany K, Fire Z»uave« fired nod killed xnh Um Vifjiniana, aud recovered the trades, writing classes and serfe firm fifty-three and a half mlllbms, Um nobles flags. and blgh-goild inervhants <me million, serfs ./ the noUes 21 mil|i.«a. 'DtAM on> population of Siberia Is about four mill- ans who were dragging a gun. men agree in representing that the rebel infantry will n-»t stand a fair fight, even wjiiduw of a arna 11 grocery, and address­ ing another girl, who waa trying tn enter thmi art a huiifand. and hart ever eaured ths fimd boa-m that ventured Ito wh-fa happiness in thy arms, U» doubt one mo­ ment of thy kindness or thy truth; if thou srt a friend, and hart ever wnetged. in thought, or word, or deed, the spirit that generously nmfided in tbee ; if thou art a lover, and fart ever given one un­ merited pang to that true heart which now lies cold and still beneath thy feet; then be sure that every unkind l.M>kj artillery. ' " A aprrtrtnr <>f the sceje telle me tfal the Z>Hta,es literally decimated the Blank Horse Cavalry, the celebrated rebel that recently graduated at West Point, the first on the 1irf was a poor Irish bny, belonging l« PoltMaville, Penney Ivanin, named Peter O’Eb-urha, wb». at the age of sixteen, did not know bis lettora. This lad bad saved the lives of at vara! persons •>n Lake Erie, »li», out of gratitude, off ered him « consMrrable smn uf m<tney. which he declined on conditi.m that they would secure hhu an aduunlfaa. They oom pl fad with bls request, and sent him thy memory, and knocking dolefully at to scImm'I. and afterwards secured him a thy soul; thrn be sure that tb»u will lie horses and slabbed their ridera. fa thb down sorrowing and repentant 00 the hand to Laud conflict Um Black Husw grave, and utter the unheard groan, and “Dear me. M r. Tbonrbroke, Is anything ptiar the unavailing tear, vfinre deep, more the inatler!” bitter, Itecause unheard and unavailing. Perbape it w*s a ahnrbtw from Um splen­ did eeimson cataeu* plumes in lbs win­ straw the beauUes </ nsture about tb^ tore <4 the knifed dows, that gave her cheek a wh a dalicate grave ; omsole thy broken spirit, if thou Rev. J..hnCbsmbere.efPoiladoU*n, to glow; perhaps—but then, wc have no right , const, with these tender yet finite Into a speech, aald:. tn speculate. . * ; -' • “A dailrr In liqtmr was tried firr anase lift, alive. Meu and burew had utee of regret; but take warning by the “Yea," and Jtfa’k set down by her side, bitterniMs,4 thin tby contrite sffltoUtm aud t»mk the trembling, fluttering hand. over «be dead, and beorefitth. be more “You sent me a housewife Ufa morn fajthful vtd affuctiocate in ,|bo discharge upon Um Jpdw and U>ld if^‘Wiwn’t it right t" faltered Lilly. ahuw a delect. te.th? jw»» of tby duties to the living. “ft wasn't the kind I wanted at all" “Not the tefad pm wanted!” “N-; I prefer a thing ««•, and I camo t» ace if I cavttld chains it 1 want one with brown hair nod ryso—.worthing. In short. Miu LHIiaujoat your pattern.— Can I have ft F LU v turned white, .Btop-,red. rtuOed, _ _ f__ I—. ■ dN’«». no,'deaf IJIfy firsi tcll tne aan I have the treasure l ask hirf ' “Y«a.* retd eh*. *hk tfa prettiett cmfu«.m fa tfa Jri*ld; obd then, inxtead of 1 ' ■ ** -- ----- ~~MM i l>lu foil nr up <w "A friend.” replied W«,*A,J*4,r “Friend, ad trance unar' ary." ... “No «r,' -dmrfabtvm,’- Mark Tovery red. Manama Virtx. u.tj w.ik. �bordcr ATEOF innate^ their slaves, but teil great exteat, thia is their Prices, at th? the stares of Union me* confiscated to tbe rebel sight! everything vu in confusion and I will not attempt to estimate our loan, »KUC. STORE!.!’ b^Haaure^ou it is not half so lar^e ns wi”s It is getting late. »f ■1“" N»w Ym«. *•«-,«■ The officers of the Guard just earn* around and said: Sir, “ * ------ ------------- , legitimate fruit of tbeir rebellion as re- tnropbaway ibetr arms and acoutrcmsnts. . gsrdslWrWare propcrtyT'' WiayTMa^wiftiainybifr • lum focaU Jigto to, pan<“ *“ ’ ' 'VUk ’k‘ “ ‘ ‘U ,l“’ SiaCe fcregoiag was in type nT« rsdltaTdtBMwe until he Is aware of ribii irned with bullets, ' * ** ~ 1—»*—■— ”--r—r- •’ -■ ■ Si li •OTOSSFTft.' IxippWanaaojuM.le lu remot.l. Butler, .km... of the Banner, broken u> leok.tip ,.puMlK* in line of prosperity .fl . so entirely accords with our views (jut battle to bent bsck~pnrvuit, but after tbe Stop. di^rdej^d sys^m,'WNTTe .the cause of, tbe .Woglyo^ fn thta counecftou. 1‘ wilt t» attack onfauriTfcft’thl ctojffiy ’’foil back to Another report seys lhe ••.•Idlers charg­ ed lMiyaprta.en.ma<i linlaglhe zqidowalk. OTatase 'continues on. .The. results of remembered that, Gen. Butlar is bo, Abo- tbeir ^iLrenehmcnta anxTlay there wjtoout Several shots were fired but nobody iitfouiat hating been horetofora aretnoug wy attomptto disturb.,os. Aftez dark vm hurt except an officer, who in attempt­ pTOOlaVery Democrat. - He BOW tales the trtforem regiments were formed into ing to arrest a rioter, was slightly slabbed. l«ut no mri) to St p«~ Arts position asn simple nrlit.nrv m-.bqdaree'and we foy down on the ground GEN. ••mnr.ER EN ROUTE for ‘LATEST FROM MANASSAS. ’ mnuftn ..ft. wto'A wtn nut roch end Read; "WASHINGTON-THREE REBEL nwe supposed for the night, but about W ASUIBSTUM, July 31. rtuw.u Lb. luumUiiou of J.^ue. STEAMERS TAKEN. o’clock we were waked up with as I, ™T M 1 ’fcoiiiSTs SJtA® VflCR. NEWS! ! If this thb individual, so in the nation. proposition is nbt true, then arc a large portion of the sympathizers with treason aud rebellion grossly nt fault. There are 6TjMs Hteas of men Scattered through tho North, who sympathize with, and uphold (he preset rebellion on this vary princi|iUa assuming U> understand the cause of lhe disorder. There would be no otarrion foffiid fin* with such, in their eager haste tho eaw, previous to apply­ ing. tho remedy, except that, in stating the cauar, they belie history; and in peinitog V. a remedy they bat Listen <J«ilh.S i Nut that they originally desired iiteh a result, perhaps,—at feast io charity would hope not—but from a wrong date they, come Uy.a wrong Cuodvaioa, end as on net of mercy, would hasten rather than retard that, which they affirm, Is In the end !ttvitable, dissolution. •• '. • But what it the cause, tbe foundation of our national troubles,- and what the otyect of those who have precipitated this era tSf blood? Tbe history of tho times, Uaeems to .us, pointe unerringly to the cause, and some of tbe leaders have conmmlrnmiyofA. W. Stephens, ^ceProsi- dent pf the Southern. Confederacy, aa given to his eonaritueuta in a speech in -Febuary-laatas folfova,-“Though last, not least, the new Constriation n.is put at rest for Over all the agitating question relating to our peculiar flavery as it, exists among be is the proper status of the uqjro in our form of civilization. Thia was Ike The Trihunm prints a IcCter from Gen. Butler to the Secretary of War. in which he stetea, that al the time of receiving or­ ders to forward troops to Waahlngtonj* wm preparing for an advance nwvetneig on Ybrklqwn, hoping .to. cripple die re­ sources of the enemy there especially by seizing.* large quantity of negroes who were being impressed into their service, making entrench men tn. Are. ~ Gen. B. states that he has now this side of Hampton nine hundred negroes, three hundred being able bodied men, aud desires instructions from tbe Department regnrdingthein. ’ ' After discuaaing the status upon which tbe slaves, women and children lhu» freed from their masters are to be considered, be was compelled by his own reasoning to look uppn them aa men and women, not freeborn, yet free mauumitoJ, aud sent forth from the loud that held them, never to be^redaimed. He. would have no double how !o proceed' had ihc not seen an order from Gen. McDowell for­ bidding all fagltvc slaves to bo harbored within the lines.' It the enforcing that ordel* ia tbe policy of lhe government, as a soldier, be u bound to enforce it, stead­ fastly if not cheerfully, but should takes widely different course If left to bis own discretion. Tho General concludes as follows;— ‘•'In a loyal' State 1 would put down a servile insarroclion. In a Sta of rebel­ lion, I would confiscate that which was used to oppose mynrms, and take all that properly wbiclftohs'titutcd the wealth of that Stele and furnished the means by which the war Is prosecuted, besides be­ ing the cause of the war and iffin so doing, It should be objected that human beings were brourfjt to tbe free enjoyment of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, Snicb objecteon might not require much consid­ eration," little noiae ns possible and ordered to re­ formation has been rreehad here that treat Upon Fairfax. O ur regiment stool the Iflkir at Bull Run, the rebels formed the tetr guard. Wc reached have concentrated an immense army in FairfVx about auri‘riiic,'supposp^ that Vircinia. and have no* an available fores of 240,000 men. North Carolina, Tenhere we were to get rcU and aomethiug fteosee, Mlsslesppl and Alabama at ante U> ;cat, but wc fund nothing but orders ngrertl to double tbe quota already lev­ to cbiitfoue bn to Arlington Heights.— ied <m them. It appears that tbe rebel troops do not Abdul Oq’cloci^ it began to mln and con­ Intend to make an attack on the city. A tinued all day and I was soon, wot to. the Lieutenant of the regulars from Manas­ akin.- For three days and nights the sas last Monday, steles that lie learned only restl had was to throw myself on from conversations which be overheard, the ground 'In my shirt sleeves without that it was'not tbeir intention to advance The question has covering of .any kind and sleep as I could; upon Washington. been discureed, and Geo. Beauregard and when you oonader that we fought a was opposed to any such policy. His battUfc and marched about forty miles Idea Is to net on tho defensive. without food or resfr and at nlghl when Up to Monday but few troops had left A we cape to this place wot to'the skin and for the direction of Washington. large number had been thrown forward our only bed ..was some hay we pulled toward' Fairfax, lie is of toe opinion from an old barrack, 1 think you will say that they intend to make a stand at that that we have had something of a time. place, as- Implements for Intrenchmenta I could write for a week of the inci­ and fortifications had been sent forward dents of tills (rip, but forbear. My in largo quantities. Nearly all the prisoners, be says, have health for A day or two ia improvingpnd been sent to Richmond. There were a I hope to get my. strength soon. A. M. mt.I. BEAUltEG ARD RECONNOITERING Our Brigade took the Chain Bridge the 16lh inst. We en­ tered the land of. “Ditie” in fine splrita. The first day wc marcbed to Vienna, a distance of 16 miles; here, we slept in true aoldier style without tents. The next morning we were aroused very early 11 o’clock we formed a line of battle preparatory to making an attack (On Fairfax. We were all very anxious for strong aa nature and the best of military learned Although Gen. Tyler eould not sso the Thon tho bat­ rebels in their ambush he ordered tbe artillery to bpon.upon them judging their • *Tb«-negra; by nature dr *the eiM of Cteaan,% fitted for lhe conditlun which into another, and so on for miles. l^neouptevin our.system. The architect, Some of the regiments behaved well ia ibe construction of abtfilding, lavs tbe foumMkm wttil the proper materixf-tbe and did nil that could be exported of tucu; position by the,smoke of tbeir guns. .A ing our left wing and .having our retreat TWFhe-Eoeawee and two or three and carried batsuffered terribly, one they only found another In their ed a third, and that his expedition was all safe. INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI. Mexico, Mo., Aug. 1. General Pope has established bis bead quarters here for the present. Colonel Grant's and a pirtion of Gmon cl Turner’s regiment, and f<Mir$-oinpan. ies of Gdoncl Marshall's Cavalry are quartered here. Water fa both inconvenient and impure, and n change of rendczvous'will b« made as w»>n as arrangement can be perfected for encampment. Brigadier General Hurlbut was detach­ ed from here to-day tn select camping ground near Jefferson City, where some .30,000 l coops will be congregated under General Pope’s command. Gen. Pope is assigned to lhe command of all the forces north uf St. Izmis.— These troops will consist principally of Illinois regiments together by themselves, and thus from one grand arm of the W cs- ±±®Jti=r'--,'=2-fo8 saassjaFs PRUNES. FIGH, EA13XNS. CODFISH; •.«=EhB wrs-’ "u “ ■TTrTilt7M,r jp-KBJWHKiri lad Ceeklig Extract*, roa rmc wtrtAt nraxyrr or rtrr iaoh* MORTGAGE SALE PENS. PENCILS. 1XKR. PAPER. EX- MOST POPCTJtR PATENT MEDICINES Wasuixctox, July SI. Gen. McClellan expressed lhe opinion that this would be an artillery war,'and asked for as many batteries as it would be possible to provide. FEDERAL PICKETS TO EXTEND FROM WASHINGTON TO 41ARPER’S FERRY. FROM HIS RANKS. CiscitrxxTi, July 31. General Cox reached Tanley Bridge grit ou the field thaSXiay. For two boors on the 20th. One thousand flint lock tfety wefe*aippsed to a galling firs of musket* and aoverpl kegs of ponder grape and musketry from an unseen foe were left behind by General'Wise In, bis without ani Opportunity1 ol returning a retreat " ' Thabridge was 'totally destroyed by shot.-' TVeffickfid. »p a Bomber uf nanbeing burned. It was thought Wire ooQ UJtii dkcftll amongsvus and kept would make a stand al Lewisburg, where them at a tokeppf rreabembriujca from BOARDING-HOUSE, “Gen. Rosecrnnz is at Clarkesburs, and I must say that I never felt so mneb disappointment in any man in my life. There he stood with n misarale old blouse, of tho very commonest malcrlaU <>n without a stitch indicative uf his rank. The pants, sure enough, were of the luu4rsdapdi«eni.v-«ix l>oUiniodHinit.«Lc and ths arid riotifags cre_Uftal>< a power <rfad< or ta Mjiiily iiatin* been ittalitotea to ntStw tU debt now retnaiuiu^ tccorvA by U»e u:d aortftff, The anbscrlber Isttow prepared to veil FAMILY GROCERIES As low as tbe lowest,/or Cath or ready ' A GOOD BARGAT^ar^CLEAN "That’s tho chap for you.” "Won’t SNA PA’," be fight, ch 1” “He’s tho bully boy.”— Just call at the sign of the Barber Pole. “Another round.” “Just look at his o«s door seat of IL A. Goodyear* liar* vy-e, nod you will be sure to sco figbt ware store.' ' ’ - - - •* ■ J. A-cnssfa,. Slaves to bi Pct to Wvtx.—No more slaves coming into our camps are to b« seal bock, tort tiwy are to bs put to work for the govern mentend pain for thair la­ bor. Certainly there ia no mason why slaves aliould not be permittd to work for tbe UnioB, when they are ronetaatlv env ployed by tbe rebels to work against It ttuannaafeMie- PROBATE ORDER. TATE OF MKJHIOAH, I S New Advertisements. Notice ig Hereby Given. PROBATE ORDER. ■Hhana grtBsrei taf Dr. J.C. rtxcnqrr fe. 00.. Io Boost. * *-» ' to tnxsmmvEs r - ’ And tb-e XMtVOCS DEBILIT DlSEASE.FrVER * AGUE, rr C03S publiaM tn thrw wreks, • diatdr brfqre wux.-cii' ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 8TATB OF MTCHJOAN, I M public Utedon. to bijfawt t»dd*r. »t KftSfafuSTrfAsrea.BIJr.* MUCSirifdttlD. A apedal - Dated, Ju!« 13. IBUI ;' ' JONAS B. COOFEK jytt«*e«W “ lu7b. .Liter of tbe estate of Donalue J.Wffi- now LOOT, HOW BSBTOREi r, moved Jo .At. J»U'V - Warm Mewls «t AH Hours ’ very coarsest texture, and must lutye witnessed the affair at Rich Mountain. Or Cold Lunch if desiredDie shoes were common brogan, such as TEA OR COFFEE CHICKENS, the soldiers wear, and must be at least PICKLED TONGUE. SAR­ thro sizes too largo fur him. Tho cap DINES, 4re. was uf a very coarse, miserable material. Ufa flannel shirt was clean, nnd coarse as Also, Ice Cream and Lemonade. a “high privalo’e.” In all, I took Gen. Board will be furnished by the day or Roaecranz to be a ‘•high private” who by the week. ’ was very popular with the officers and men. Ilo bad a shako-liands for every Lastly, I nm prepared to Shave the Facet body, and 1 noticed particularly that ho or Cut the Hair, of old friends had more to say to the men than the offi­ ? X*®*- fetixuftomcrCT /\ cers. Whenever his back was turned •* ««* saw ■’■V ■ <8 ■ and out of hearing, tho fellows would And, finally, if you desire Our their.vlvast on ■ v 1 1J"L our Vxttcricw would t^vw trocn.yyr ”, c^1 GROCERY, SALOON, AU day liatottht totirt fierce whfifca gtfiag wh-af ‘ TEA? CW«R -FUOAR, WICER, FF.I’PER, ia ii»« bill B‘2 our Southern neighbors. Large reinforce- igthM viag. tit. GROCERIES! W and a half, when we fell back tn Ccetre- Brigade. FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL The steamer which brought up G±n. Buller this morning, who is on hts way to Washington, passed one of the steam, ere of Lieut. Crosby’s expedition. KEEBAJ1, TOE CASE Washixotom, Julv 31. A regiment' has been sent by General vtlle to await reinforcements. Our’lds* MeCfellao to extend the line of pickets was 20 kitledxand wounded. . Great along the Potomac from here to Harper's credit fa-due to toe batdions of akirrniah- Ferry. This will enuao early notice of any movement of the rebels there, and had tbe day and evary thing w&vorable will put in end tb tbeir eorrespoudeacc but at tbisllmelfi enemy "got large reSnyder for their indomitable bravery. with Maryland. inforcentewtefrom Muemi Gap while Thh battalion fa composed of forty men we could not reinforce without endanger­ from each of the four regiments hi the WISE RETREATS—DESERTIONS in strict BLASTS had wav impossible to tell whero they were teries were placed one above another so fcrior race, that it should be so. It is, intoWnfiafthtty -with the Croator.111* Mt for trttu inquire into the wisdom of hfa ordinwetst, or trqaestlon them. • "Th* great obfecte of humanity arc best atttined SsW ronformed fo ftls laws tfod ho eanugh of their posi'dun ordered us to until they opened 'injrou. granite—tlfcn conies the brick or the marMe. SW substratum tit our society Is •*<O»««»tort4hTti.iDr.be.t«<Lea wc knbw it Is Geti.‘ Tyicr thinking CHANCERY SALE the oauftty «T Bwrry. In ehisetrr. W AaKIKOTOM, J uly SI. The JForZ<ft dispatch rays: “Yester­ tern Army. Ibra division will lx> rendv. after day Beauregard was reconnoitering in person within three or four miles of the thorough drilling and vigorous discipline Chain Bridge, and left a party of teh or In camp for an advance movement through fifteen of his troops scouting there.— Arkansas and Texas tnwnrds New OrAbout ten minutes afterwards the latter were all made prisoners by CnpL MqIL abate* sufficiently to insure the beallii of of Ne\r York, and a Union company that troops in that climate. A part, of these troops arc to l>e made up went out for the purpose of capturing SMrial .Itratfoe' mil bs m to COMPOUNDof ths new regiments Lately accepted from LXl! .urfpntt^opI-KESCkirriOKHt’i-J soy them: 6ur pnrchoiug mvdiciuti of U« too rely o|w« Illinois. G*n. Pope hereafter dfaigns to permit BEAUREGARDS ACCOUNT OF no more scouting, deeming it an injury b> THE BATTLE too efficiency of the troops for service.— ROBERTS A STRIKERNxw Yobx, July 31. The people will be held strictly res­ General Beauregard, in his official aoccunt of the Battle of Bull Ron, states ponsible for depredations committed.— If hostilities oeeur, nnd troops are called that their l»»s was about 400 killed and to tho relief, they will be scut in sufficient 1,200 Bounded. numbers to take possesrion of tbe village THE MARYLAND”LEGISLATURE or villages that may be making quarters TO PASS A SECESSION ORDIN­ in the houses nnd drawing rations of ths eithens This, H fa believed, is tbe only ANCE. means of making and keeping tbe people Washimgtox, July 31. duly vigdant to tbeir own and the State's It was rumored among tbe the Seces­ interests. sionists that tba Maryland Legislature will attempt to pass an ordinance of sccession in aocrel aeeaion. This gallant nnd accomplished officer Tbe Legislature, however, is closely is thus described by a correspondctit of gatebed by General Dix. tho Gncinnatj Timet: Of the prennl nvotulion. Jefferson, in a fight, but we were dborned to • disap­ his Rreer.st had anticipated thia aa the pointment, for the rebels had vamoosed rock upon nhich the old Union split— following interesting private' letter from the raoclie. Our column then moved on lie was right What was colecture a very reliable man, now n prvate in meeting -with no incident worthy of note with htm-ir now«n TfriTHeiT fact But, the 3d regiment from this State. that day. Tbe next day, Thursday 18th, w hether be foUyaomprabendea tba great A au*wtu5, July 26. truth upon which-that rock stood, may be our Brigade was in advance, led by tbe dbubted.- Tbe prevailing Writs entertain­ Mass. 1st. . About noon we came upon ed hy- him, end most of the lending states lino from Bull Run and also another the enemy aA a-place called Bull Run. iaciirt the lime of the formation of the old from this JfltteTflsyW’Wo ago. They were strongly entrenched in thick Constftniion, weri> that tbe erKhrement I suppose that long before you receive wnoda behind their masked batteries. «»fe the African race wire fn violation of nature; that it fans wrong <n principle, this you will have learned from the papers Gcd. Tyler’ordered’ Col. 'Richardson tn that wc bavesuflered a defeat. Tbe caua- make a reconnotsancc with his Brigade. sociallv morally, and politically. It was nn eWi! Ihsv knew not well how to deal es which led to this arc several. In tbe Tu do this wc bad to advance across an with; bus O»c getferal opinion of the men first pladT wc were over confident of open field which we did in the following GENERAL LEE ADVANCING ON of tho* day was, that, •<mi chow or other,success, and underrated the enemy. a A . HARPERS FERRY. in tbe <wdcr of Providence, the institution largo portion, of-jsuus tbougbl-lbey had right supported by tbe Mich. 2nd, tbe Wasuikotox, July 31, Those itheut. There ia a rumor In the City tChday notbiagitodorbwt toimake a triumphal N-. Y, J2ib on tLe Jeff supported by the march through Che country, and many be­ Mich. 3d. The rebels fired a vdlcy of that General Lea. in advancing with a onumption »f lhe equality of racet. Thit large force upon Geo. Bank's position al gan tc think there would be no fight at grape from their 'masked baltcriea on Harper’s Ferry The Brigade of Fed­ **** B1* rt W>t ° ,a" nil. That illusion is pretty well disposed our left. At this, I am sorry to say, eral troops under command of Colonel many ^f thu'N. Y. 12th broke and run Howard, is busily engaged U>day in braggadocio were tbe£first to run from in dismay, ^o Mass. 1st advanced nnd throwing up enlreuchmttnla four miles « “Oaresw Government is founded upon from Alexandria. the field of battle. ~ sunt lite rebels their respects will) a terorewtiytiw-oppcCIte idenr; Ite/bundatfotis In tbe next place We! Wbre oot-Gcocr. ribfe-volley of musketry which must have GEN. MvCLELLAN CALLS FOR Me hid, fas ewmeretohe rests, on the gensled. The position oftheeuemy was as done fearful execution in their ranks. BATTERIES OF ARTILLERY. and neroMl condition. This our 'new Gorarrmsan* fa the first in the history Baltimore, July 3- TTBrENTtNE AND ALCOHOL �ATIB'l . BALE OF UTHABTIO FILLS. LTO 'oral jzjArtsrg; SEirLaS mTu. RukU ANNUAL TAX SALES. Jwiafo of Pv M-tVSai.r EBY JSjLe. <m jimJto *K»» car*. - --- • -.TuXonU r*™ l»u»s b. <•<■• rf lb. au-.M-lf~-uawr.oU tann p-Uk r— “« OUrlj pemd. .U feto Q* fc|| in Uw «re« «« io • ,rat bduht ™T n~- . t«U.ui.n TU uaod and alUr lU mvidp. Cuiuwar.—A team drive© by Wm. Tinkler and G. W O€J Mills, while comlt* from Uriton cm San day night, became frightened, ran away, and threw bothkhe men out bruising them considerably.— The horses ran into a stream of wntcr and got mi red, and narrowly escaped drowning. Cnrrlagc and harnre. were badly wrecked. S3 J! lias been fully up to summer beat, with but little allowance for rest day or night L^raxTKT Dull.—Tbe Halting Zouave AGE SALE. Qidcta held a regular fall dress parade yesterday under Cspt. Swerzcy. They ^presented a creditable appearance. I Attention Soldiers! e^tfseX Captain B. W. Lovell, of tbe Prairie­ wKsXn-w^ ville Rangers has opened a Recruiting Office in Hastings, where he wilt remain fora few days and give all who‘tire flewC'ofieV T, M so; •»¥•*••* M *> 1’1 • e,V«rf SA 40 1 S3 Town 3 5 orth of Rang. •irons of serving tbeir country, a chance to,b% mustered into service Immediately. The Fall Term nf the Hastings Union School, will commence on e,P‘5'*_ > 1 -» :.W.i •S-'yX •« • * Monday tho 3d day of Sept. 1861. Hastings Aug. 6. 1861. N. H. WALBRIDGE, Prioeipd. Gvv. Wiix—Ex-gov. Wise told tbe Virginians at Harpers Kerry when they fled before John Brown’s Corporals guard, that they acted like sheep. It now seems the Guv. Conii ders similar action on bin part the safest way of fightlug. He who Ims sb often boasted that with a fdw’Vir- ginians ha could drive all the Abolitionists into tho Ocean, now flees for dear life be­ fore an inferior number «f men. Gm. Gux who has been in pursuit of him at­ tests to the floctneas uf the F. F. Vs, u hen, in his report be, says “there was no chance for fight, ns the rebels fled faster than put suit eould 1>c made. Gen. Cox Captured 1,000 stand of anna and a large amount wwi of gunpowder left behind by tbe fugitive*. E ORDER. Ilf; I Probsle Caurt for oJaJ^XisiUr **0nr('oUcs« of pbUoaopbera «l borne, wap. ■nd probably dosccomplub surest dvsl for ibe esnu ol seieneo, but the Aurerwsn. sre lhe people to tarn these discoveries to practical account— M«ny «f the modern imeulions-in Me here •re Araeticsn, and one American cbemHl, Dr J. C. Ayer ol Uw.U, supplies modi Of tbe medicine oonaumed in thia country. Bia Cherry I’eciorri, Pills, Strsspsrflls sod Agw. ‘Cure constitute tb. staple remedies here, because they are of easy apphesUon. sure in their result., and bsr. th. <no- KP:m c/»«K TO COXSCMPTIVES OYSlTPSU. NERVOtm DEBILITY, HEART ’&£WL I " blAEX<E.FPYEH4 A OVE. rr C05STIPATI0N. Th- iiadcrairaed, now aerentyfive yers old, ta* M ’ew« leiotld his tin.*- io cwyinr. bU P»- I u m » vr ms M M »« *»• • Town 4 Korth of Banga # Va»L e'fofnw^ IS S FECIAL NOTICES rru« r«uv. US 12 5 ! �M SATE THE UNION, <gr cure ' NervousHeadache . I COMPANY’! ON HIGHPRICES! BUY YOUB GOODS Stacks of Headache. BLOeb PEMrlttANL blood p" ATTENTION! SPRING & SUMMER NEW GOODS bU. tLUUACHU SOOTHING SYRUPf scusturiij For CnlMrra TMlfcln.no O— ■!» r»r». * *“** bmssbih APrJCJf FM* Vrv-Tek Bene vloent Infirmary TO BBGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers. it wiUjpve real to Suites K8TABUSKED JtM, RELIEF ASP HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. BAILEY ■j.’s&e fbr toswiiaivaa, are row of ew maad ro ttotel!’ tout subject “*• *»• The evidence to tba possession sf Dr. tuner, to rivet a rare when Dmriyuaat.. CT»th» ’ WE ARE NOW ON HAND with one of tbe LARGEST and BEST AaeorunenU nis SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, of FACTS! That Vth* lblood f’URIFIEX and KMt FILM tore been proved by andyd* te CONTAIN NO MINERAL. That they curs th* dmost nalvmd •— PTHFEPHU * ON LOW PRICES ny yean, daring I end relieved a LARGE AND DRY GOODS BEAUTIFUL Conte and See!! leas, they relieve DRY GOODS! BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! The genuine have live signatures of Henry C’soH^Dro^fata* and all other Dealer* in Msd WE Hunt onlv relisvea the child from pain, brt tovigornte. the stomach sod towels. corvvcU aodItv. and gives tone aud ivargv lo the whole sys­ tem. It win almost instantly rolievo Griping la the Bowels and Wind Cholic, and overcome convulstoea. which. Ifnol speedily remedied, end to dentil. We believe il Ibe best and sorest remedy in tbe world, in all cases o Draculnry and liitrihtu to children, whether it amrofrun to. thing. or any other cmm. We would any to awry mother who has a child euffaring from ar----- * •*—*------- — a—-- a- —• tot your prvji HVAK JUST RECEIVED line*. fAbox will be seal by mail prepaid on receipt ‘ PRICK 25 CENT8. All orders should bo addressed to HEMBY C. RPALDING, novTivr <■ Cedar Street, New-York. LIVER COMPLAINT, judge tor yuwraelvro. Atoo published at tto laSrsaary, te aid these ■‘tbe SPALDING’S Principal Office, 13 Cedar Su, THE LAME'S MEDICAL FRIEND, rare*. oily 25 ctxTS na aov 4cc«):lMM)rr CEPHALIC PILLS, VEST fawilt. ronsiciAM, CACHE SOON TO HEAL, Cantelnisig simple rcmadies easdy obtained for tbe cure of UiseaM ia all Ha tenna. with full ex­ and ditrtorgv from th* system, every taint < planations of the can»e«. svmptoms, diet, bathing Scrofula, whether hereditary ar ottorwiss. TW and exercise. ITtoehU cents. 'T RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. And lhe rhjalolOgT of Mnrriagc. A work on the mm symptom*, and treatment of aU romplaints piculiar to tb* aox. on todutie*. atortuKi end Its roauHs. on children, tbeir ills aad on tb* prevention of eoeroptfon. with Invalrobl* Instructions to sbrnn on salrjeet* of a private natara. Fncr M> encta. CHEAP HEADACHE He CeaileaeM Me4k*l C«bh*>«*« And fMvate Advfoer. SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Ever abown tn thia . DEDUCED TO®. Market, which we advance from ( No mistake this lime! LOW PRICES’ wm & cisc®?, J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co, NORMAN BAILEY. .0 YOU WANT WHISKERS. GROCERIES DO YOU WANT WHISKERS! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! ’ Bella Vnnoa. Okie, Jan. 15, I ML :rw»T C.Sr*L»tva. EsqPtanaq find InctouM twentv-five eewta for wb ch lOd me another hM nf poor Cephalic Pill*. TUg rrmlatUl^lPa^lUttnroir^ . , Direct A. KTOVER. P. M. Brils Verson, Wyandotte Co.. 0. HARD-WARE! FEGET4BLE LIPE MEDICISES Are well known to to to fallible. UYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing tbe first aud aervod sivuiach., and croaitoga bow uf pu-e aud bcallby bile, instead of tbe stela and acrid kind; FLATULENCY. Ixu. or Arownro* general ayiaptotuaof Dyspepsia, ail) vaaiab, an a natural coaMmuewce of tto cars. COSriVENEM, by daanstog tto whale Irogtli of tto inteetioea wub a aoiveet proecaa, ecd » uha.it vicdeoce; ail rodent purge* leave th* bowela coelirr witlun two deva. FaiVEUK oi all kinds, by restoring tbo blood to a regular eircuLuun, through tto process of r*s|Mraii.,n to such ea.es, and tto thorough «rf«. tlon of ah inteaiinai vbelrwettou tn other*. The Lire Msoiuiasa hate bean known to cur* RIIEUMATIHM prnnauently in throe weeks, and BOUT iu half that Um*, by removing local tafianutiou from th* muscles end ligaments of tto joint*. DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and strogth •tune tto kidneys aud bladdm Itos operate moat dvligidfuliy bn ttoae important organa, and tone* tore ever been found a curtain romedy for Ito worst cams of UUAVEL. Also WORMs, by diaiodglug from the tarning* ot th. toweto tbs slimy matter to a bleb these erratum adhere. RCURVKY. ULCERR. and INVETERATE TUB IKHSEIIOI.D AND DANIEL CO ▼DSTICE OF THE FEA C •J Tax Agent, will attend debts end all other business pc ffifitee tn Ooedycar's block, ap FARM, For evavyl'omily, baring ov»r a l<0» receipts on Cooking. Dyeing. Hrveeretog, Owning Ac., How to Ptant and wbat h ia best te Bus-. How toewrn animdsudvieo to Doom Keepers.Farmers, and Mechanics, ua a bffii subject. of lateral.Frtos aS avals. Worth fit) to any one. TUf. CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. For Ibero who wiab to get well from that awfal disease, a fall description of nil the roroedira used fei it* with arorefal statement ol the roantu, >w and delightful StomaehicaU Cardia) hr ton* tn the Stoma, h. and lar th* pevvaa’ bdliou. complaiuU taeideBl la tte WsWy. Trv it. moming drink te nrni.t dierotiro ■* ■ Dv.Mp.ia, it baa no equal. Try it. mor ft w tftrier to ctf other Biuaro. Try TEMPERANCE, oprietor believes that to aaktaf owrn tto pubto welfare is sabsm- TIE STIMVLATJJKr QSGCEVT DRY GOODS! towniuvaded.) ./set a cwnto. «wgnfil saw. Itear in miml ihat the 8CAND1S AVIAR V*. KT ABIA BLUOD PILIS era eadaroad by «n tto Cold- । tot feed tto akin, and the morbid state of which occa.ion. aU enipu. e complaint*, sallow Cloudy, and otter diaagrreabl* i------ ■—*---Tto um-of thero W- «■--------effect an entire cute < The subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to tto eitixens of the United States, thsl they bavs obtained tto Agency for and are now anablsd to offer to tho American publie. the above justly oslsbrsAed aud world-renowned article. AND ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR UBSTBULTI0N8 OF TBE BLOOD OR 8ECRETI0BS, CSLEBKKTED STIMULATING ONGUENT, For me Whliken aaS Uolr. .neyOT’F. Maa*.. Dec. II. I860. [. C. FPALMWO. Esq. I w>«h for nome rirctlm or large ahnw bUla. to and there i* no diroaae of lb* Stomarh aad Danah tto liver, tto nvrvcni. ay stem, tbs aaia. ghnfo w A book for ttoeld and young, embracing tbe Pattolagy. Prvrvnlmo and cure uf all disenera «d Unnary aad Sexual Organs, ann a wiutni roica - — -* - --l — - u te f.nud in na are prepared to tell at a small NEW YORK COSTS. ia prepared by Dn- C. F. BcttiwonAii, an eminent physician of Loudon, and If warranted tn bring oat a thick art af Tns Taau. aa Katurian. an» an I'mi BILIOUS FEV EUR A LIVER OOMPLA I.STS. — U*XKs«L llamuTT. I.o*» or Arrrrrra, aud Disuwor I'anALU-il.- Aledirinea have been „.ed with tto moat broebeial ro.a.t. to caaaa of <hia daacnpiiooKimm Evtt, and Semortxa. to Ito worst forms, yields lo tin-mild r«t powerful oeton of ttoaa rwmrkabt. Modtoto£ Slw owiat*, Nnavoue Daaturv. Naaroca Coanuum I of all kinds, Palpitatm* or nut Hnanv, pAinran's Cotic. ar* a- eediiv Cured. MERCURIAL OtSEASIB.-rmonawtororoa. ulatlng componed, hctinc a* if bv magic upon ths roota. oausiag * beautiful growth of luxurwnt hair, if applied to the scalp. H will euro *Acnxma. nnd cause to spring up in pine of tbs bald a fine growth of new hair. Applied acourding to directions, rt will turn bid er towy hair nano, aad roster* gray bair ta it* oriciual color, leaving it aeft. smooth, anfitoxtble. Tbo “Onocawv” ia aa indispensable article in every gentleman's toilet, and on. week’s use they would not for any consid­ eration tie without it. J Therobenrib*** are tto only Agents far tto articl* In tbe United State., te whom all orders tn net JOHNS A CROSLET. SOLE MANUFACTUREIffl OF THEIMPROV® g^rotliefolios GITTA PEKCHA, Stacks of foanuliy Uta] uOl*M atteoded to in time, called FrmttU IGwi.m. on/ Irrrfol.iniut. A tee liver derangemeutscr lorpid.iy. six! liver complaints, dis­ eases ef tto kidneys, scalding ur Ineawiineoro ef the nnae. or any derangements af tto nriaaty *rgana, pain *n tbe back. Mde end between tbeabouldera. cMipk.. emacietion. difficulty of broethinr. sad indaed ws might Mtaasetst* many m-m. .->1111. BPALDHW«PBEPARBD«Ltji! goods *. it OBANT. •rt. e.» ■•ter. •■'T- J n -y u. ■ ri Tto Osot ia ncly about Oso-Thin! Ito* AMD n » TWICX A» DCRADU- Skam, Cath Paid fQr H|4rt, oua ms FIRE AND WATER PROO* Il an. toapplmd to >i" *aad out ’00*^L xiaaa. and te uuvaui aeon wnwto» nary for a term of yean. te new prepend to A lee, Leather, a ad O«1 Nhw Bine ! The cheapest aad roe-4 daruble Rooffing TANNERY I Tu BISH SPALDING'S PttPARWp CEMENT ROOFIIA HASTINGS ” ukMu. M m, Mn. —* rUUw OAK ...K Mkn 1. Fpr Tnmiing. All Leather Warranted gfiod or Mro SPALDING'S PREPAID GLUE!, MASON ALL EALERIN GROCERS! bwtter, lard, xnds. Alan toys candte*. CaUlornK Block. Hute street. 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RUBSELL, I CO MP LAI XT, WIGHTMAN (10,000 Volunteers Wanted, . Immediately1 .! from my fineffavored Principe. 1 didn’t fee) much like talking, and Mt still Ires tike reading; but I did feel as 11 1 would TILE DEBILITATED, tOM IMPURTTIXB OR tON > OF THE BLOOM SKCRLTIQRH, say that it waa so soon after they beard tho first sound of ber approach, when tbe strange object which looked as If it was a flame of fire, darted by and than tba sound of its traveling died aen»y in tbe distance, and they could hardly convince themselves that they had seen anything. It seemed more Ilka a creature of wild dream than a sober reality. And now let me tell you, that no en­ gineer ever beat the time we made on tlx«e fourteen miles. Thoae great wheels eleven feet in diameter, spun around ao swiftly that you couldn't begin tn count the revolutions Tbe engine barely seemed to touch the track as she flew, along; and al though the track was as true as it could be, she swayed fearfully, and aometimM made such prodfaioua jolts that it required considerable skill for one to keep his feet No engine would bold together If crowded to a greater speed. “Well, iust as I came to a stand at tbe tenor ball out ceremony, 1 met the Chief Magistrate on his way from the tea room to his office. looked inquiringly; upon which 1 intro­ duced myself, apologized for the mtarraption. and stood back to 1st him pass, But having thus been made to know me, ho look occasion to obiviate embarrassment rebels ware defeated fa the engnaement at Ball Ran, when by the arrival of rw iofcrccmenta, the tide of battle laraod m manta came up. Our troops ware tell­ ing back, and bad retired some dfoteoew." Tba correspondent of the Louisville Lincoln’s reception room. was juat eleven ©clock, so that 1 bad one With my four or fire years of "court hour to make my seventy-five miles in. '.OAKLEY, life” in Europe, that awkward matter for • From Y-------- to there were few eler In tbe sleeping-car of the night be­ , fortunes of the day were evidently a high functionary, and unexpected and fore. brief interview with a stranger, more ndHe waa a very agreeable looking little eral heavy grades. I was perfectly ac­ mirable and winningly done. It waa army lay strewn upon tbe groun^gbasUy ABSENT ON FURLOGH man, with a clear gray eye, light hair, quainted with every rod of it; so that I characteristic, for there was no ceremony sandy whiskers and a amihng mouth. In­ knew exactly what I had to encounter; about it; but while it was full of tact to­ deed, ho had so much the appearance of and when 1 saw how the engine was mov­ ward me. It wm quite sa full of simple tho nun that I would like to bear bim ing I felt very little fear of the result. dignity for himself. Though not courtly PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, ••The road, for the firnt few miles, was tell a story, that I thought Dame Fortune MASON ALLEN, manner, it waa what courtly manner tries an air line, and so smooth that my engine had smiled upon me, when ho recognized to imitate—a mien and presence too ab­ at thia time flew along with scarcely a perceptible jar. nx> with a genial:— FURLOUGH HAS EXPIRED, solutely natural and direct for a Brum■llkwdt. Abo toys casaws, sm, me. I was busy, posting myself up, as to tbe “How dy’e do, stranger V met to approve, but which would have Calilorn1* Block. State •teest. HMtingt, I returned his salutation, and asked bim amount of wood and water aboard, etc., been exceedingly admired by a Weliiaton HEAD QUARTERS, immedtately. sod settle op, some common-place questions about how that we danced by the first station almost «w Amabw «/ <■»*—4 » S-F or a Palmerstun. It ia impoaribla to look I shall be eooipolled to send CORPORAL RENT- he had enjoyed tbe ride we took together. before 1 waa aware of it, having five Tin M mU im Mm brt. In Mr. LiDOolu'a face, and hear him speak He said something in reply about tbe miles accompliabed. I -T n, rnna few words without believing In him.— Bl Mrt “Your are losing time!' yelled a voice running being loo fest fur tbe poor track; He looks as booast as ha does tall—and gMlirty. 1 !*>• /Mrt-X. 0m. JoUm» and from this the conversation ran upoil from ths coach. I looked around, aud time and nothing to spare. “And be saved the money, did be I feat traveling in general, for some time. there stood Roberta with his watch in bis ROBERTS A STRIKER, 1 asked, when 1 naw that my friend had At last I remarked that sixty miles an SALEM ta dregs. m*dictas^lre»«>» »cdifinished his story. einw, paints, oil*, turpsntinc. burning Rcld, hour was the meet speedy traveling that TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL _ > . .... IT. nnttv rtTfr“Yes; he found it hid away in some I had ever done. Whereupon my friend to increase our speed by aome means, if foe of capability. Johnston informed me, with a pleasant but know­ ue carried out our plans of reaching-------- old boxes as Aldrich had directed.’’ •Rower's Block, Bastings, Mich. “If you are a passenger for G-,” said ing smile, that he had traveled consider­ by midnight, and looked noxiously around a waiter, ‘the ‘bus' ia ready." KETTLE.or — ‘ FOP GOES THE WEASEL. ’ to see what 1 could do to accomplish able faster than that, and in fact, faster W.PARKER, ' Washinglou, Aug. 0. So I thanked my friend for his story, that purpose. She was blowing off steam than he had ever beard of, beside. HOLESALE and retail dealer In Grocerw» Tbe Navy Department is in receipt of and Prsrwioas. fork. Lard. Batter, aud Of course I was anxions to know fiercely al one hundred aud teu pound*, and bade him good bye. N. BAILEY al kind, of Produce bought and sold, at his ••old so 1 turned down the valve to two hun­ a letter from CnmowmdovGoMebarn, of of battle turned in oar taror by the arri, tins U. S. steamer Union, dated Hampton valof Gen Kirby Smith, from Winches­ and after tbe modest assurance that be dred, for I knew abe needed it all to make Roads, yesterday, In which be says the ter. with 4,000 n»m of Gun. Johnston’s fcarsd his tale would not be interesting, some of the heavy grades which lay be­ Au energetic and. truthful writer thus brig ashore near Cape HaUeraa, proved , division. ISAAC C, MOTT, Gen. Smith beard, while on my friend relieved my anxiety by rrla- tween us and C-------“It was three miles to tho next station. hubs up lite case offashionablc wiwncn: — to be the B. T. Martie, of Boston, which the Manassas railroad cars, the roar cf la now receiving from New York and ting the following story:— “ Fsabiuu kilts more women than toll and USTICE OF THE FEACE, Genets! Lsnd sud battle. He stopped the train and hurried -1 am a roil rood engineer, in fifty­ With tbe exception of a few curves, the Boston, his fall stock of Tab Arent, will sttsuA to the coHecbon of his troops serosa tbs fields, to the point As we sorrow. Obedience to fashion is a great­ mod orc Goldsboro. seven, during the great panic, I was run­ track was as good as the last. Jpbltaikdell other bnstaees pertaining to his oRic*. er transgression of tho laws of women’s It appears by other official advices just where he was needed. Tho enemy ning ou the F. fit C. R. R. The rail road darted around what commonly seemed Ofict tn Goodyear's block, «p stairs. from the Gulf squadron, that ca tbe fell back, and a panic seited them.— companies were growing tender, in all to be a rather long curve, at tho station, fourth of July. offGalvcstoo, tbe U. 8. Cheer after cheer from our men went up I. A. HOLBROOK, directions. Every day we hoard of war but which was, al our high speed, short ships of poverty and Consisting in part of steamer South Carolina captured six and wa knaw that the battle bad been failures; and quite often in a quarter enough, 1 looked at my watch, and we to-grow old, bad done it in two minutes and a half. New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, “Gaining,’ i shouted back to Roberta, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ was look upon as one of the most substan­ ting in all eleven sail destroyed tial In the nation; nobody seemed to who was standing outside on tbe platform RacArrtsxor ths Scmowu EschaxyJ.«. RUSSELL, gars. i have any great fear that it wduld fail to of the couch. utia —The gun boat Albatross recaptured HYSICIAN and Snryecu- O«< Molasses and Syrups, “Look out for the heavy grades,' he cheer her in ber toils, will live to sea ber survive the gvnera! smash up. But yet last Sunday the schooner Enchantress, of Uon-, SUU •tree! Green and Black Teas. fashionable ristera all dis around ber.— tths Shark, Vlriua, Awn Ryao, McGml, replied, and went inside the car. Newburyport, off Hattereas Inlet, while Rio, Ceylon, and Java Coffe, The next six miles ruse gradually from The kitchen maid is hearty and strong, Field, Samson Dart, Corallia, Fateou, JOHN ROBERTA, ■ dence. Wages were cut down ; arrear­ Btoce, Wooden, and Willow Ware, when ber lady has to bo nursed like a a»ck , lUYSlClAN end Snrreoo. DweUlngoa Broadages were collected; and a great many a level, which ley between us and the next Cirars, Tobacco, and Snuff, bahv. It« a aad truth that fashion pam other little matters seemed to indicate to station. My fireman kept her full; and Salt and Water Liinc. pered women are almort worthless for ■ . ____ TV. Soaps, Saleretoa, Cassia, Pepper and me that tho road had got intn rather all tbe good ends of human life- They H. F. CHERRY, wu deeper waler then was agreeable, all Uuor was reo, sou m*o OTARY PUBLIC .»d Convsyaacwr. Spice. tinua 115’; so that she kept her speed and have but little force of character; they lend U> sll business enlrestsd to M _ ..... -a__ a— • .a~V nrRmaeriri. ha round. Among other things the master have still loss power of moral will, and 1.. 1IL. . .J- It-k. Ou tbs 5th of July, off Bl. Marks, |.n>m»lncss snd Melily. Rrenlsues, Job: mechanic had told me in the Spring, that When bailed, ths prize crew of tbe quite as littls physical energy. They live Bsrry county, Mich- Blanks kept slwsys o Florida, the Mohawk captured lbs sloop Enchantress answered that she waa bound the company bad ordered four quality Now came nine miles like the last; fur no great purpose in life—they accom­ Gao. B. Bi oat attempting to run the from Newburyport for 8u Jago, and Drugs, Paints, Oils, Burning Flu­ Taunton engines for the Fall passenger plish no great ends. They are only doll Id, and Camphane. business. The rpad was y et In the very over which she kept pace with ber time forms in the bands of milliners and ser­ blockade. There were as passengers on would have been allowed to proceed, bad and passed the station in seven minutes. board the wHc, three children and servants not the negro cook, who waaleft on board I Here, for ten miles, we had a twenty vants, to be dressed and fed to order.— of Adi. General Hollaed, oi Florida.— Thev dress nobody; they feed nobody; Mrs. Holland claimed the secession flag pjt’the traioa through quicker thau was fool grads to encounter ; but the E.er ..fferrd ta Brtil. Creak.rtl of «btab Jver known before, wb^ the new engine. Il all was, at this place we would be they instruct nobody they bless nobody, Charleston." .ill be .rid al price* 0>*l «*™« &‘l “ should come. Well, there was but one obliged to stop tor *«)d1 I®* and save nobody. They write no books: J. M. NEVINS, ” w 2L,;n., going to .peak to Roberts about it, when they eel no rich examples of virtue and suit purchasers. the negro and board the brig, Partioolaf aUenUou paid to filhug or­ “I said there was but one engine came, I looked around andlaaw him Riling tbe womanly life. If tbe v rear children, ser­ papers wore found correct, and ders frvm Hastings and viamty. and >u in mv opinion, altogether tbe tender from tbe coach with wood which vants and nurres do all, save to conceive S oat^STTaua hrtl b» plrt-1 brfrt.rt.rtto,, and give them birth. And when reared, satisfaction guaranteed fa every <•••■ what are they 1 What do they ever a­ —Tbe highest market price always ton Works. And this is as much as mount to, but weaker scions of tbe old paid for Pioduca. could be said in prahc of any engine. stock 1 W bo ever beard of a fashionable ISAAC C. MOTT, 8be was put In ray charge immediately ten miles at tbe same speed as before; but woman’s child exhibiting any virtue and C. FRINDLE, through the carelessness of tbe fireman with the understanding that she was mine. tbe fountain valve on the left baud side rmwer of mind for which It becams smi -It was Saturday when she came out Charleston. aovit-lf ncntl R«d tbs biographies <»f our great of the shop, and 1 was to take a special of the engine, got opened and the water and good men and women. Not one of train up to T--------• Tho train was to rose tn the boiler, so far M to run the them had a fashionable mother. They and fifty five, for the Confederate army, steam down to one hundred pointe, be­ DANIEL STRIKES, aud of all women who are Gt for service, fore discovered where the difficulty lay. iwarly all sprung from strong-minded for comp and hospital service. They At first Roberts didn’t appear to notice women, who had about aa little to do of another road, which crossed oura there state that the impressment was without the decrease of speed, and kept at work with fashion as with tbechanging doud*. Charge of maatar a mate Wendell, of tbs and arrange aome important business previous notice and ao sudden that very with them I bad do trouble at all, ma­ al the wood as If for dear life. But pres­ Albatross. Is the Comet Aa Ill-Omen I to .3; everything, wins of them | king forty milw »nd B°“W ’’’S P* ently he looked up, aud seeing that the OLIVER E. EVERTS, An opinion seems to have obtained pret­ engine bandied herself moat beautifully. considerable property. They state that ty good circulation here and else where, “Harry, va ara aloppla, r We were just holding up at 1------- . when the free colored people are promised that T rnuxira, Usnsi Swstrr and JaUor. And then coming over to where 1 waa, that tbe appearance of the comet in the Aldrich, the tf oaaurer, who had come out celestial region» juat now, is a sure indica­ if they serve faithfully through tbe war, WWU, xrlu Jel; Uta s A -ary liaportaai order vaa waoed on the platform to put tho brake on, he Mid: tion that grim-visagsd war b about to they shall be made citizens, which will .lipped ud 1.11. A. we «... «« »<»[ desolate toe country. Wc confess that ^ropebly end in their being made slaves from beadquartara yaaterdajr to ProMrt Mankail Burl.qtb, conferring apm Mm will come tn a dead stand if something isi we have shared in thb belief tbe more aaSorbe to aataa and appropriate far tba not done. The speed is continually slack­ especially after finding tba following pro A Usxfvl Clbmx.—A New York letter ' “AasrdiWJloU ening. What ia the matter T" ^“Onfl evening aa Charles the Filth was to tbe Mobile THhou “There 1a a H. N. MMBLDON, 1 awltd-l off.», I explained tbe cause. He waa apporremarkable man connected with the cus­ QOUSTY TREASURER. Ofacs I eatly satisfied with my explanation, andI returning from a negro minstrel exhibition tom bouse bare, a Spaniard. His boafasM POLL and complete. after having tied down the safety-valve,, while be was yet a youth, be bought five is to recive and teat money. He will •‘Aldrich’s presence was of to much ■WKKZEY, ba climbed back over the tender, exhort­■ cents worth of peanuts. Just as be waa pour the contents of a bag of gold or imtkortance. that the business could not ing ma to put her through, for God’s sake,, putting them In hie pocket be beheld a ailvur coin Into a sails—for It is weighed, U transected witbout Mm. So •» »h<*® __ - I— .k- krtMVBM lift afterwards or we are beggars together I" . . .a __ A aA-atM. Fiona OU, “ — -------mouldy, and attributed tbe fed to the ana aiuncw, « -----— We were now more than half over the unlooked-for visitor in the ‘azure dome. and applying bta none to them, immsdiHARMON SMITH, road and we bad loot oearly ten minutes Brim... CM-i J^wwlm ZVS""* ircuit court ojmxtoomk ■KMor,. Pert, Ai«»rrt«l » Italy takes out every counterfeit Coin. time, and had left only twenty-seven Ccuaaeller A 801 lailor. in alt the ..... c... ii..,.-__ Alan Notarvfublie. minutes to go thirty-four miles In. . , ___ a—.pvt vat over 1 bad shut tbe water off both my to aaa if 1 ootrid 004 The Greet Battle 3) CONSTITUTION!, -See that you do It, Harry,' he replied, I bed barely come to thia conclusion, 1 sprang up into the foot board, got up and commenced wishing for some of my the switch tender to help my firemen, ROBLNKON, immediately, FEWALU, been cut sown ; t unuerswoa u au, ana my blood boiled. I fall that I would save the road if I lived, aud told Roberta Great Battle!!! IN NO MINERAL. X be alnioet uaivsmleeawbtas DYSPEPSIA " showed eleven o'clock and fifty-three minutes. “If I live,* said 1 to rnyeelC ‘I will D W J Groce ries! ! ■ :w article. these Bitters. wow (»Ml) V or vM wttO. LMPERANtl. P N FOR SALE! ! s&cxosuv. T ROOFIK®. AND WATER MOO* c Ready Call and Settle C r. H. RUSSELL, ,I:: s® ACIBSS mr enema, in® nauru arwggw sJvec away slowly. 1 Uking a *amo of dominoes with the station agent, CHOICB OAK 0HW1NG LAKD, — Rnl.rtr the LlllMll. ia excitement. I could a. w. • ETANUFACTURNR 1U. A good aassrfs I.rilljx-art y, »■; brelias carried there, If it tooked ho rsm. Tbs hsbh grew wpoa fas people, 1 have reason to brifare,froman^A'liifaan Dmpatcu.- Terms Easy- irw»t ight adduce other authorities to ^pDnLrTTLU^Tl r,«»UiJ>CfNNen atr»er?T. tedteff, tart fljnuwind deatha. �I THE BA-nXEUriWGSPRING. July, fn.m Cnpt. Witoir M.chigan Ragiment, stai tun wounded at Bull's .w. AR! ad id good order to the gully Wo lack room this week to give our Price*, at the On Thursday Gen. Lv,m immediately rjteel (fem, fHth the 3d and 3d Mb Regiments, from ba re, J the 4th Kt K>osw,v|nd tbs Ink fere* Ra>re)teti l..,pr jhn» ' try, and t wn nr three- nnmpaniAM of regu- them. Mrs. R(cketts is with her CapL Wilhington writes that they are oummary. 1 1V-4 UlCl ,re TX. Law l' provides ,, ,for a direct .. TrThe tax of «g tstjf; whG. -tu nrGB ere sick at Centreville, and had twen nR.ITC_fiTQR.EHi liritrri ui toil lari M Ik I _______ wum M «lfer «ml5»rd but la too hot beaded whicL is tho case TWgW *. J state is *501,too much with a few men; at thia battle "•r-W'hwwma ■wmrvneTnwir .T^ftwnar-rw rtrf .JOV Spring, abuin iiiaiMwmMmwi ill nH Springfield, whftro he .obtained imelli genre of the., ,- si'ix, 3I su*m . «*'(• t»THtr» w Cmuirilte, »? nun* baud rod: and. W with tto loss of five men. The Lieuten­ ant emnmnn.fing the cavalry was killed after Blfing’ eight of the rebels. Mean­ time tbe enemy appeared In targe num­ bers, moving along tbo valley, • but thev were put to flight by our artillery. Our Infcntry wax not engaged. The rebels retreated southward to a ntacc called McCulloch's store, on the Fayetteville road.' The number ofrtbels fonnd dead on the field Amounted tn forty, . ancTsome forty-four wounded wert pick­ ed up. Gen. Lyon Is raid liy l>e strongly co­ trenched in cl.'w proximity to the enemy, atd another battle was expected. " Irik said there is a body of sorfie 5,000 imrt, thirty miles west ot us, who are enniirig in to atur’k tho-town in Gen Lyon’s xb sonre. We have here’two tnmphnirir'of tbo 3d Regiment of Rflxidbri ybluntem nnd abmit eight hundred Home’ Guards from the surrounding’ fr.ontry, and ’two pieces of (irtlfteri’. WTjite'f-w/Itel two companies ilt Honta* Gua?di have just rf-mft out to reconnditro for the etiemv frmn'tlte wi»t. Wo 'art! i alfin^fortUn with eoufifleiif hearts and* *tron£Jilrrni determined that they shift not take -.toe town without a bloody struggle. ‘ •1 part ortho boltlo. 'It'Aw.nunl.rt, WITBOLT QVJLX^pp iTU J-UAX uxi ca AMxxrpC*xWtei>B.$o* juawAjtn wwHoLT.rxA^ ajm wn naAATw—Jdrpfemi Z.'sre/a. . coHvctlon of there taxes by Federal Bict between Liberty and Slavery, whieh, SO far from being the announcement of a ’ • The ■ rriiwfte's was but the ataunnent of a feet, and prophetic of a rpull, is being How this rule has boon Slave­ and that for an early breakfast waa two Tbo 4to Brigade which is composed of had twice our number, were strongly fur- titied and could do juat aa they pleased. there waited tbe arrival of relnf.rrcemenla, If we had had a reserve of 10,000 frwh WeoC toe North have bech jbot tvtir© from tbe field to CentervAte. Tbie *• «« ilferwards leared; made entirely againat.tha onJcra af.Gem toe slowin' fully reafhtmg tbc'-YxiChtoi Uw'breparaUonB for ibis conflict ^c.tfuitorx.hAvc,bs#Brcvan in Virginis, ftf-tWs war. ik’btciWnirtg'evety day morii It is the boast menced. UlrP y««©re ago. Keokuk." of Southern men, have had a tendency to open the eyes of th©' people tff the North to the true condition of things, It appears from tbo data of the Com- and to tbe causae which have iuducod tho milte of W*ys and Mreus, that the total rebels to take on nppsal to srnax Tbe amount of appropriation at tbe recent sea Slave power Is affirodne l»y Ito acta, that siim of Congre«si* <275,000.000. Of this Republic must be ala re; and wy are tbi> 1103.000000 wae for Uw Army, gU, pr°pb000,000 for the Navy end tb<i reputiador %rPe4. Tbrougbobt the' whole South. rimSi thi, rattle,(eft The test sp- men and. 160 akirmiahera to fight five or n»en. Aa near aa 1 can learn, our Brig- toy at the center, with two additional lied again and retanted and, toe Mass. under Butler, who was expected to keep men them busy on that side, but regiments with ua, and the left do Duller LO38 AT BDLLJB RVNi 1 bava marched out" into the bushes to day, to order to the reserve which-was com posed with bis fifteen thousand men, made hi» write this Ivng letter. appearace that dny. I was Killed or taken prisoner; it is a Thnskirmub- musketry At this’fight, 24 Co. Our right oceupieu They all thought from the batteries on K men ware deployed as toirmwbera and right wing, and the deep booming of our right of Centerville, some distance from own guns, which sent consternation into the toa^. the rebel raijks. They were within twenty ed ; quna kWIod. Last night wm Johnson, from Manassas Jnnctiort, wlth cartridge box in fire days and nighte, hard shooting for a few moment*. should .think, an did not hit any of us, bet the bolls mods a old plantation some 1 have written so reinforced by General them is a large plain, which has been, I lime, so that an army coming would They having Even constantly on tbe alert. AL though we have been defeated,! atill,bare tin&mm’ubod confidence in our final aut- •-wool fractions! q< GROCERY, SALOON BOARDING-HOUSE, Th. '.uLwib.r U imw |».p«^ to nil FAMJLT GROCERIES time. But I have beets where tbe balls flew like hail and escaped' unhurt, and live In hopes Ifiat 1 nwy witness as many victories as defeats—though defeats they should not ba nulled. ■ h ” : l love and many kiues, I stn a* ever your son. Ebwix ft, Mau-oxt. whispering in onr ears and around our bo Halted 8tMM» I Qoodjrvar’s Poteat Brrut Pump, far^alt by raortx»ee, with tbe lawful fees, co.Uan. the first tima that I had taken <dT my They wore soon Xortlxa.1 fractional auartcr. sad lhe Svrtb-cwt lracU.ua! quarter uf tkc South-c*»t frartfowl ROBERTS A STRIKBLv k u n - * nil daubed with ink, but gue>w you will but they rallied and took their batterias, overlook all mistakes. but wore driven from thorn at 3 o ci.wk. much that I am tired. Tbe rebels would call SprcUl aUcntion will be Mid io.COMPOUNDXU mh» petting »» PRSSdRllTlDMFt sad any About noon ilia enemy commenced retreating on the right, and we all thought they were badly beaten, ont tp tJtem and aayall tbe hard things tbafpould Imagined, biit thoy frare so IIHCEAIL 3\DE 'DASH th? enough from the other regiments to make rebellion and fai«u«s jp vol red. > beads. half a mild. - Iba guru seemed to be gether, when the order waa given ,tu de­ placdd one above tbe other all along the ploy in a Line to the right and left, repqrt uf &en. MoD«r*oll« j, k HT !» ’b» stated that Hone donret Company D. 2nd Artillery, Capt Arr Hoit, eft- Kentucky, will, udi© the plkre nold, aix rifled fiaW-pi<*ea.: as Secretary of War. Ws Warza Meals at AU Hourw! TEA Or Odd Lnneh if desired OR COFFEE, CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, BARDINES, Ac. Also, ice Cream and Lemonade. I Ushrites. os ths I’robxU olioa, in JIs»Ua*». ux. said ccrastT, and show cauw. if an? U-^rt br. w*v U»a prsver of said petiUoucr should not be typhoM fmr, nbDOnt ORJ0VIIU, m crock concealed my tell; to see IF 1 cotfid ptae taecs ore so thick, that it is Impesai- got a ehkne© to *ec one;vfiten crack>rsck, went two riftex 1 immediately fell on Mew Advertisements. And, finally, if y<M1 desire -4 tfqo/> &4JS small sassafras bush directly over my head. I raised up and aaw two men ware store. standing about 30 rods off looking to sec If their shot had taken effect. J*1*.19**? o iA-MHUri*. Ono atood Only f»0 of and his gun In the other. 'T‘could seu' half his body, t took atm ovof/tbo cor­ killed or wounded. ner of an old. fonce and fired. 1 sow him At every discharge of the Artil­ lery, tb^fell Hit'opQn their faces and the ’ j Tm..r tteCW.M.CMn. balls flew over their heads. They, would immedlately fell on my free; aa ! dM so, a volley of balls hissed around mil; ' F folt’the wind of a ball on my check. 1 .Jwatsisws SSliflinfc, hMf.aftko awttaw* MHy4tor, SET* tery, whan a rebel.scrgoant sprang out of along tbe crock.and out of right,Tinfi| I came to tbe regimental eland. Captain But -it> eo« bim bis Tdo of <.trr mro riwt him ‘throegft ■ Kotiee h Hereby Given. Pierce said Uaaw lhat k vh anxioua to I diulta wid twbdlji& WUl.r. top-,- *,d.yWf *“I««’-■“=' »««r; •• Hw.Vwb J W PBOBA’qK OUDfiX k tfwy ba»Mg MirmM T*> «>u4i^iu belunj. Ml RGHC; to«beraad,wfea,i(rf ttel Wl was staking. A DM1NISTRATOITS SALE. WATB OP MICHIGAN, I Corm or Macomb, f caped. life. MTgi‘„u ■S.T5-* , thal was fired upon them, Ihrewgh Us heart. : XjFvK i, uJ «tth« tin* may b» extenM forth, rsvu>eri t tbs debts at said deceased. Tberrufrcn it is ordci ed. that Mtrodsfrthe «6th ayof AsiwtnU st tea o'clock! o tbe ferreooo. Board will bo furnished by the day or fire. One poor fellow who Was wounded in the hip, Waa’ lying in ft-Obt of the bat Hoh cm be found to take his Probst. ran down tbo hill, end in a small dried up creak, pointing In all directions; and the the Maas. 1st were PROBATE ORDER. [TATE OP M1CHIGAX, { A. low „ *r !..»«.(, >b, c<ul ur .-Mdj W only. cannnn and sharp report of the tnusitslry In oomprehepding^hq magnitude of tho Circnlt Court ia mmL tor Um cvantj.to which mU mortR»re<l prvulMa art liteUrtl. Dried. My 13, IM!. • J OXAS D. cooruk, ' jriTxoetie M«tS.RW- We were standing huddfed to­ exposod to Ute firs of their batteries, for witfeatavery.-and are known to regard the All along the hHh' Wre trenches for 1relations of aiaater and Blare aa tbe musketry and-’riflemen to' Cgfct Ip, and Inorma! condition of civ Hitod todety. for their protection. You may judge of Thus, It will be seen, that tbe friends of tho extreme anxiety we felt for our brave •Uiyy. North and South, are fully alive skirmishers and Moss. 1st men. When to tbe nature of tbe contest; while it ia we heard tbe deep thunder of so many New York,AUg 9; y . Tbe Wasliuigtondwpatli to toe jV. j". fftnldtu^K “Tbofolfowiyg iatbo oS- more; your letter 1 received last night. stiffened legsfikon dose of------- -. of the Mich. 3d and 2nd. ainecafed in ibegreen pine trees Hint one at Butt'I tun were bayoneted by south could not see them. But when one did 30,000 men and cavalry. They charged Rolla, MQ.,Aog.8.> eri| fiends; contrary to aft; tho r^ei of! chanee to show himself he free sure to on QOr tired, thinaod columns and the Mr, Berdori, stigv proprietor, who left ch-nizefi wbrfsfef oil the ground that they catch a ‘Midi©;* Ai Bull Run the enemy Sprineferid Mimdsy trout., forttabiis-the were Aboliti’onfeta. The Riuhtnond Anhad entrenpbed themselves fop. four or mean time, Co. K and A had been je­ foTwwtag itemr. ■ ■ • 1 ‘ guirtr atauupeopoUM that Adjutant Fair­ welled from the 3d regt, to Ascertain the «et». trim wftlTlSiB ^urres had feffen banks, of this’ State, » prisoner hi the', five miles. The Rua is about aa large as Mill Brook. Thfe their strong hold in. position ot aflnirs in our front, and we i^&,hf fberebelr,'b<! bong, ddt'Mtotant stead of Msnnss.is Gap. Wo were told fifed off in souio gullies on the left, and ofppmioo" n.-jmlun On by an old resident tpcre, that toe rebels preceded to find the position of the one vaBcing by four dMerent roads, and IfA* had been fortifying th© place for about my in that quarter. In a few moments advance was nevertsined to be from" ten tbrewyears.- On tho aids wo came on came upon their pickets, and acme quirk, to fifteen mites distant - **’»•** b* I cannot write much wing . 1 1even that' mMer type of traitors, who swMB.td tfiHik'&e war might hare been . av J on our pari, are nil sympalhixcra But no doubt, tins one defeat has lengthened the war one year did with such execution that the enemy left their trenches and fled, but soon ral­ PATEHT MEDICIKBB Gen, Scott aaya that the pblitioians and Editors have had une battle, and be shall take ebsrpu of tbe next one himself. Woundsd aoWierw j prtUuii Uioprowtulion of tho «u . and formed in lino with about 2,500 rods of toe masked batteries for half an plfed There, drtnjs’ out. mobs, and even lo^or*»irt»W*. »ho tKie »lt» «S iite fho;'tBMt' rrico wV>-> whipped that they did not know that we were in the sanou predknmeitL. commenced moving towards tbe Run, hour.. Two or three were slightly wound­ toaywnM-WfftrttwwiiV’.- Efti. MOST FOPDUB time, which our Generals knew perfectly jkell. They were continually arriving j>y tKe. cars a; the J unction. At 2 u'dodi at night the right wing of our army in good PEXS, PE5CIUS, 1XKH, PAPBB, K3C- Had the rebels followed np their suc­ first fire of the rebels, leaving 'the Maas, and skirmiehero retired MORTGAGESALE cess, not many of us would be hero to broke and run Ilka cowards at almost the up 100 men. much whether a man adores the new h»U5> <ie» »Ej m ^.P^J ul «m*1 It was expected.that the enemy would >jnafce an immediate attack, from the feci that their Cbmmfewriat wa-tn s’ nfteerabte ounditlon.-thev being -..bilged th «e- ‘ pendoo foreign con tri buttons-far tempovary supplies. 4 »• *’1 • ■“ ( It was griieally remarked in Springfield that O.< feyon rets priffirfy'-oodfr dent of sneee* In mkdbf art?'attack. He had no entrenchmenta, but would depend up<ta his splendid*artillFry in the -open men the victory would have been ours. The rebels bad bean ahead that day. N.’Yb Hth Umi nuxt who ailiun of Uwcueiny. eftfierSlavu ok Free. slavery sentiments. tod ia that vidaity. era are men thro an. forward to ascertafe the same hollow which wo did on the first toe wheresboute of as eoemy. Each day, to protect tbe Fort Pickens battery ।! saw the cavalry at a distance and sup. oos takes ears of himself, lying on the ! ou tho bill above. Hero wo stood nearly posed II was <>nr own men. But our glorious old. 3d did not leave the field m grttmd. jbootfng when ‘be gets ‘a’ good dl day in tbo but sun, listening to the terrible cannonading and dischargee of confusion. They eanve Mf in good order chance, and retires when he finds the po ecy, that tfew Ropubltomust and wife bo wnroMp khft Dihamey. and by noon 35,000 met* were cuncentra- six masked batteries at once, which they Thii'fact, taken ’pxjij’sranaui Aid Cwkltr Extracts, 1 should like to writeyou of tbe many pilot biscuit, and a piece of salt pork. Many of the men gave out from exhaust­ deeds of daring performed by our men, ion and hunger. The next morning we which have many witnesses. The rebels marcbod down to the battle field and look in cuiuicctton with, many cithern brought Grii. Lyon hadenllrd in 2,500 Hmwe Guards from the country arotmd Spring- PBUNtt. noa. SAISBiS, CODFISH; We do not consider ourselves defeated. dFacuteiotis,'iibd followed by the arbitra­ Way from ' Wnshiiigtpn to .where'the Grat ment of the balint biix, Gy the dire, pp<l UuU© was. fisughh. wbiuh cmnmwwud possibly, more potent. arWuatncot of the about noon. Here wo were obliged to sword. AjpjW*aXiKW.rf« rfen'dMfliail All I had to eat that day. Tbe cnetny were unable to follow us, and ahd'-Nj-T. 12th bad the advance all the ry itself is aggressive, and has followed bj our lioops al Bull Run were com­ GEN LYON—PROSPECT OF A BRILLIANT *VlCTORr‘ ‘ „ till morning. . i wrote you the rebels, which you will get ere you receive toix up thtf Oonffict, cnmrrifeticed by peaceful of Virginians toa| tije jorka encountered for various other purposes. Judge JawrcaMbUU>-tong a prominent member of tbe Board of Appeals in .the United Slate Pajcnl Office, has resigned and connf< te lumsclf fi.r bu8inw< wW Robert W. Fenwick,. on established . patt ent agent at Washington, If is understood" tint Col Sickles wiR be appointed a Brigadier General.!^. .Ufc anything to eat went to sleep and slept wdl, though very that tboTnajurity. should govern. Smith. CirotUOwl . ’ Nearly oil the the guards, sod those that eould flot get that i mu still alive and next day after our first engagement with not beau upon the Democratic principle ’ • «“ corrrr, BraAlm’icw.rEPFER, aud you. will tired. Uek h. F,lrft». ■ Boighka, getting rested. health w good. Warren has been a riling CentrevHle.wo drew up in line, stationed mb tVUUtBMta. -- «k > was with soma of oer Reel meet, taW !wk had better retire tbe Reglmi-nts are 'here safe and wound, once my Bcnttcred thoughts after onr retreat from Bull Run, more trying to collect known to all who may be rereed in'thc Wstory of our country. It certainly has Washington Washington, Aug. 8. Here J nm cwAnCBby’ sale but completely tired out, citberwiae Nny sjataiued and perpetuated is but too well and more exemplified. FROM WASHINGTON­ Pabmbts TURPENTINE AND, AECOHOL. Wq.are now encamped on Arlwgtoo Three of the men were wounded nod one killed by * whole country with the iron rod of its be bad hot left tbe corner of the fence bill Aauxorus IIxiqbts, July 24. Ilithartn' slwvery has been In the ascendent, and ruled the Hu said that a moment when a cannon ball struck it into a thousand splinters. in thia conflict now waging fully exem­ New York, Aug. 7. dispatch service the States are authorised to retain fifteen per cent of the tax. principle, ipuato ly ranpy. We stbptd ibAJrigtilBBadlinamater*, *©d 1 found, him st Centerville. collecting taxes in suob state; for which prepAring itbmr daieneeB, in anticipation TOWN SEIZEDTHE REBELS. bb The Conflict. cob wtarld s<«p, put on assistance hf eiidtottac.bfu1i.1I1 in . little time. rank* and m*rebtt5 back- sessorsnnd collectors, unfess the Stalo will BMuruc to collect and pay oyer the Tbe doctrine of the irrepreasiblo plified and proved. «SfihAbi,itea»;iSrw p"u4 to* NzJ,«ad Ragto utairttejr, wfobitbo —————— Bauuw.jn imp, cnuoM ova infantry, varfotudy. ^suinated at‘from Tbe RESTORED �ON! JMH'I'JJ , .MJ!' WPOT11 Spiral Mil “SAtCTRoa Ham®."—The Msheos of •n:—“Sekte U c EGOO^ ^'KCY'Jfl oi HtGHi’RidES: •U‘*n- Cal'fornia, have raised the and Swipe. <m a tali pole near tU * Otar Char Creak. ;< REFORM. Stacks of NEW GOODS KowlofiBihevloeiit Irifmary TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon^R, mothers, It win give mt to ESTABLISHED ISM, UWravfI Raln.-On Mo^Jgy morsfeg HLin AND, HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS. al one o’cj^lt ..brsvy 'missel ;u eoniinueff wifbqut intermission for «>ur- t«n hours. ;Th<. ‘Midway- at dreefc was *»b«ilygwllied th*l TO CONSl’MFHVES And those afflicted with iffiPIMU, NERVOUS DEBIUTT, HEART Cedar stage could not get tbrotigK on'Monday and ins SPRING STOCK ths ms’il ws* brought from that pfere #>w borseltocii. Dl5E.UiE.lWER* AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION. uadi rMgned. now sevnetyflv* years old, ha, f r tear. <t«-•l*d bia time fo curing hia Parufonrra mm! lbs pour ,*• Naw York .f xhsae imdM rompfainU, Which csrry thousand* an<l tbM.’UMia u> aa unUaie’y grave; bo has seldom foted laearv all •*» have aanlied to him for ro­ . . . > ...•. __ t<Hai!TK—TKtc ftghls in have been OF GOODS. au.ofaj bin ■ few days. Df LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL rourwe it ia all Ijd u> the soldiers, hut * draw back U> this, fe tbd 1 fM(a tUt every fight so for has been bctwvoo residents pnfitriac and sung tbe same Alao rules oe b.rt, HaUiing, Ventilaikm, aad Exercise for tbe of thia villain. Pence officers iatarfere, Rv-X. lb«y will ftnd three remedies, a sere euro for now ttid then, to see that the fight goes CoeMtuption. aad all diavASMaf tbe Tuboat abb Lne*. fsr.s *s» Aore. teonnnax, Hbabt on fairly. In oho beligercnt crowd, which PiMoL Dnrsraia. Nsavot-s Dtsiurr. and FaS*l* CosnatMS, aod be bopre every one afflic- we witneaaed from our officu window, un tel mH wr-d for copy, M it will coat nothing, end Mondgv, ue noticed three Justices of the tto«c *bould apply before it ia too late. These Prvtcriptkn* *rv u«ed by the moat emineat Phy- Peace and several C.nstafiles. They all utun of Loudon. Parts, and New York. Those decided that tbe fight was a fiiir one, but siab:nx tk*m Vl)l pl— address * KEV. DR. CHAMDERLAIN, very much like the fight at Bull Run; decldj -spe Williamabergb, New York. lhe fellow that didn't get beat got beat DRY GOODS tbe worse of tbe two. The fidlowing I* nn extract front a let­ ter written hr the Rw. 3 S Holme., paator of lb* pjenx-ot-Ntreet Raptfol Church. Brooklyn, N. Y„ to the “Journal and Maaacngrr.1’ Cincinnati. Q., tvi^-eak* volume* In far. rdfthat wcrld-rwnoward ewd>ine. Maa. Wuuow'a Sootkmu Srair Ths Ntw Yosa Dat Book.—For »otnc vnaccountable reason, the /Jarry plouttr of Im* week, fave, io its local SPRING & SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., luuueiiu the reitef that will be rero-yee, absolutely aarwlo follow tbe u*a *f thi* medicine, if tomelv need. Fun direction* for aaiag will accompany reeb bet tfo. Mons gewuins Anina* lb* faewimlfo of CURTW A CALKINS. New York.is oo tbsoni■Ida wrapper. Baid by Druggist* thrwagbont lbs World. Prtaelpa! Oflee, 13 Cedar AL, N. Y. column what purports to be an editorial make* the matter more unaccountable m, that the Pioooer claims to be a Union and notoriously in tbe interest* of the We refer to this subject secaaaiuuiata. WE ARE NOW ON HAND VERY CHEAP BEST Assortments of od <>f teething; with what eagerness, the**, ia Msgfo a meant •< relict But ot all the rruwdisl ag.ulr that are brought <atn UM. nona exceed ia pawrr aadiHicaey Mas Waxauiw S.iouo«aBrace. Il ba* never fail’d in s angle instance of effect a cart, wbta timely used. Beajdre relieving tbe ehiW Iron pain, it iutegorates tbe aturuach and btvrla, eerrveta seidt’y. andgirts tone aad entrgv to the wlsde *t aiem. It sloe overcowaea eourub •on*, and ia Utt bvrt remedy in tbe world in aU i I DRY GOODS No mistake this time LOW PRICES’ A. SwBKur ia too well known in this section to need any formal introduction SafBce it tn say, that be at our hand. standi first and THE LADITS MEDICAL FRIEND, Fha,i»,:aC5r7a?5rarS dufiea. aboftEd andlta resutU. oa ehtWWB, their ilia, and on the prevention -of convention, with Invaluable Instructions to them on subject* of a private nature. Pnse W eante. The ptRtleaeu Medical ('oapaalsR, A bonk for the old and yowng. embroong tbe Patbologv. Preveatfoti and rare of all diseases of Unnary and Sexual Organa. »x» a w jbxi.vo voice sf advice aad counsel. such as to be found in no otter work. i’nee 2y cent*. Tbe following sre among tbe di*tr:*aing tart­ THE GUIDE AND GUARD ly of human Jireaac. iu which the giving aid in any manner to either Indi­ viduals or journals who are laboring The ’mt of bird’, of fragrance of flower*. the insidiously, yet earnestly, for the over­ m»-xnuriagwf brooklet*, and the prattle of chib <t-ra, are alt parte of the great aatbom of nature, throw of our Republic. efowr imeUe| •ymphonie* aunnd forth during ihrhngtel eunatouc of spring. Bed sweeter far to tbe tnotlwr* vstt* the joyous Uugb Wher darling Nkw Law Fixm - Wo would call the bate. aW’l in Sir free tide of tesellh. The aayaiih of mied-trhkh a vwotlwr feels open witness- attention of our readers tn the card of mg the a^Seringa of ber infant undortbs influence Swkkxsy & Alum in this paper. Jambs MOFFAT’S LIFE P1LLAAND PHfKNU BITTERM TH SHE MED10LKK8 bus a sow been be fore the paWtc for a period at THIRTY YE8. sod daring that time kava maiuUia.d a high with ooc of the LARGEST aud to caution our readers against •imply tbe care of Dtaeaea ia all ita forma, with full ex­ planation* of the causae, symptom*, diet, bathing and exercise I’nee Ml cents. As* lhe Physiology ot Marriage. favorable Dutico of tbe Day Book. What paper while the Day Book la manifestly medicines can be sent by mail or ex pres* if de­ sired. Send for one or more of oar work* and judge for youreel* as. Alao publiahed at tbe inbnnary, to aid lhaae foremost Of lhe bar of thia County, and is well and favorably known iu legal circles, '.hroughout the State. NORMAN BAILEY Mr. Frank Au-bm ia comparatively a VECETABLEfLIFE MEBICIKE3 * ItaxposM all tbe II ambers, end tbe rarions Tricks to entice U e uck aad welt 11 illnatrotee re well known tn be infallible. the plans of lb* Qnscka snd Rogue* todape every DYSPEPSIA, by thorough*- cicaaaiug th* one. Il guides the unwary throuab life, and rat and second alomacha k.H ,,. aX. -r acrid kind; FLATULENCY. Loan os Art-rots* HtaXTBCBX. H.AOACUX. Ristlxmxkm. IivTiam Axxirr., Lassocs, and Mbaabcwllt, wbtob aro Jioeral symptom.of Dyapsps>% *H1 vanish, aa a net seal eon warn co of it* cure. COrriVEMMU, by aleasttng tba whole leugth ot tba iutoatuxes with a solvent prows*, aud without violence; al) violent purge* leave the bewela costive within two days. FEVEMA of sH Unda. by vectoring tbs Wood to a regular circelaUon. through lhe proem of rmpir.tfon iu such «*mi. and the thorough eola­ tion of aO iateetiasi obetrnctiou la others. are adulterated, with tbe a»ean* of detecting tbe fro—d’ Price XS cents. THE HUISEHOLD AND FARM, Plantation and Rhope. For every Family, having over a !<♦' receipt* on Cooking. Dysiakj'resen'iag, i3ennieg,Jte.. GOUT is half ihal lime, by removing focal Ints- I stranger among us, having been here but a few weeks. He is a young man <4 ap DROP8IES ofaU kleda. by freeing end etragtbemnr the kidneys and bladder, they operate anal dcligbtfaRr on Ibesa important organ*, and taroce have ever been found a certain irmedy for tbe worst cases of GRAVEL Also WORMS, by dulodgwg from the turnings ot tbe bow ria the slimy matter to which these creatnrm adhere. . MCURVEY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE R0RK8, by A psifesk peril, whiab these LIFE MEDICINES sir* so lb. blood.andsll tbahsmero. BCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS, snd RAD COMPLEXIONS, by the.r aUer.Uv. sfftoi wpsn the fluid, that feed tbe skin, aod tbe morbid state ot wbrah oooaaiono nil sruptir. complateta. sallow * -*11 ■ um —in pa rently grind abilities, And very atiidi.Hia Im Inta. We understand Mr. Allen is devoting much time to the examination of tbo atatntes relative tn tax lilies; and thnvc dairaing lands under original tithss will find him full* prepared |n attend to their interests Tbe hrllnwitig editorial notice of Mr. Allen we find in tbe Owosso Jstcrtean of Feb. lOtb 1861 : “ADMtTTXD.—We are happy tn Irorn ilwt al tbe redtot sitting of Ibc Circuit Oort fi.r this r-sintv, our ynung friend and much esteem* d feHow cilixen, Fmxmx Alum, who has been sUidying with lhe Messra. Gemlds of this city. |W«>d a superior exsnMiietinn. and w it admitted to prartii* in th* different Court* of thi" State. Mr. Allen has born among us fhr some time; he hss studied hard loobtain the poeit'win which he now a* juatly novo pieSi and '<e Vwnfury t'» thal lh,*« Wn. C. P. Brietae. Editeeaa of Newark (O.) rimes, wgites ia ber paper of January S», 1»J«, aa dlvWs: . . _ . , , _— t<- We know ttfsf Dr ftobrnS SAndinaviaa who have Im-i> favored with an neqnmnt•roiciir* are all they dalai td bn Ttia Dr. pre nnce, will bear us -Hit 1n the a*«c»-tb’n. | that bu is a vumg man •mi*wi»*ly worthy lhe putronsgr <*f th**n who may require O aonxeo."", — •*;— ■ > Headquarters Jd Regt. M. Infantry. J, Mr. Baitntr, Dror Sir: 1 take pleasure of addrtwsfeg you with ! a few lines. I am oo longer a citizen hot I am proud m state that tbe soldiers ot Barry Cl and vicinity have a soldier. Ever shown in this Market, which we are prepared to aril at a atnall adtaatx from NEW YORK COSTS. nil ^o ebKaiesfly And sklttfallr eombmsd as to be tbe ro.'*t powerful t,.nio, sud yc» soperfactly adapted •* fa art *» p«r/rrt satyrYa. ar riitaUefaw ^Mtar«,«UAnwatea<A*Ue arnttaM rimiial* sad tosa sp tbe digesters t.rjran*. »nd sllay *11 nervous and Other IrrtteUoa. It is alas perfectly exhttensUug In its .Abets and yet it ia i«wr faUowad by lassitude or deprsaaion of apirit*. It Is oosspasad entirely of rswvtablto and Uuxae tbotoagbly ass*binlag powsrfal taaicand aaoiliingpr-ipeetisKssd eouaouurntly can never injure Sock a remedi haa lone been fait to be adsaJdsiWtefa in tbo medical woriaL both by thoaathoroughly akillad it* Medical i sciraoe aod alae by aU whohave tefterod from de-, tsr OI4> FRIENDS blUty; for II naed. ao medical ikdl or kuowltidg- I IK TMB MIGHT X»L~A.O«e.ao to aee that ifebiiily followa ail attacka of diaa Oerrlck's Bagar C'wateM Pills. ease, and laya the ugguarded *y*tcm open to tbs aUaoka of msay <>f the moat daoarvwua IDs to Wbteh _1 Tba best Family GA- poor humanity ia cpnataatly liable, aueb far exam­ ITHARTIC ia tba wsrid. ple, aa lbs faitowlegi sosMimDtioa. bnaehMfa, Io­ twenty year* by lire digestion, dyspepsia. Iota of appetite, faintneaa, Iv’^idw'ayTgrie .rt^ifac- nervous irriiabiluy, neuralgia, palpitation of tbe Kerite, proved lhemaelvea true to their profu­ sion. They prefrs- to be true patriots i.. rk..ki... and tbeir conduct baa proven them so. Our noble men from the bMulHbl,Utile., ••Wage of Baitings who are Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, tested, aad never fairthg l urrmvr. Wr will mail ran, to any one applying for it, THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. It io a large and beantifal paper, and contains duserptieohiMM Evil, and Scoort-LA. in its worrt forma, yield* to tbe mild ret powerful <u> Oe all other dtsssM ot lbs Sexual Ores tiau;al them remark able Medicines. Knit Swears, Nucvova pniurr, Nsurot* VowriAum fall rxplsuatioo at the origin of Srpbilu of all kioda, Punrinux or re* lltitr, I'limx'* mrana ut prwrniioti sud etirs. On Consumption, that fearful disrsas. OoLir. are speedily cured. On tbs Livsr. Heart. Stnmseh and Skis, MERGUBUL DI 8EASE8.-Fmoa» wbose sen-, On Female Coaipteiot*. slitotioas taw. become impaired br Uie tojodi On tbe vsriuo* Kcl.ool* of mtdiciuee. cfensesoof MssMBT, Will bed these MedMIMO On tbr mode, of Tro.tmrnt mw rmrtiCK e-perfact etoe. as they never fall to eradicate from On the Fslsr Treslmeot of Disesaes. the system, ell tbe effects of Mercury, *nbnitsly On tbe •. arioua Mediesl Hsabags. Qa Um Hiyilifcp of Maniaaa. Oa the common sens* of Medirine. On Diet. Eiereiacs sad Abisteoa. And rnsnv other things. Son roa itThis Journal should be in tbe bands of • U^l II bar. .k«*^l.< ifo XIWVW Vl.l.U U.il a, Ilro-rl, *M. ite noiSO. an rf wutlud. rre,aisd by Dr.J.C. ATER &. CO, Le«oU.Maoa For sale at HrrUagr, by Rosiers a Snirtr. J0HM8 A CEOSLEY,* SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED GCTTA PERCHA CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PHOO> HASTINGS TANNERY! honored with office in the Regiment, 1 am happy : to aay, during Ute bailie at Bull Run «re seen to eland up unshaken -by the sound of the enemy> cannon, and while tbe ball*, were wbiatfing oo all aides of them, all they seemed tt> want hKM?,oua xQ*a° wm to ; r -| vnw I.BOS Cocstt, FtoeMsJuly IT.iaaa, and yrifew RAK HARK taken ta sxchw • Far Taanlag.. ’ AU Leather Wuifarfsd good er M>ky. . CarIi Pal« for HIM**. have tbe command to /re. 1 am also happy to Mats that while A fem, Lttlbar, aad Oil Shop Blackhac other Bagimento’ colors were not a®*‘> floating, ourt, borne by a«r brave Hag latooOLEAN AND OIL OLD HA BREMEN. And ma*, them leak M wriLaa stof. Ths peiroaage lb. publis U seheitad. HasUags, May », IMO. ly J. U. HULL h—row Mr. W. Kl F-, coald have been saw at any Hirrol Amhroty Pearl Ambroty Ambrotype; brntypc; I tncuul moment during tbe battle nflicatioa ty until or in ptroao nSfi Ofa ^4 Wmino. waiving proudly over tbo polumn of tbe Mich. M bakeve our officer, are noECT, of lhe bout timber, aod knew tbe private, will back them. ; „ *. B perred op by the sound Oor boys w w __ ‘Dteia,’ pbyad by the lUrimaMai Band* led by Prof. Strog, NOTICE! �crwtA. , CURE j ~ .-AND_ \\ BUY YDUfe GOODS * , NervousHeadache M fl OH 3 ?. 1 J. GRANT. loor aad vigur Io the digestive organa, aad rente*tag Um natural riaaUeHr and t trmgth at Ute vWa CEPHALIC PI1J£ art the mult of «Mt amount of pain and suffering frwu Headaebe whether originating in tba eartvws system or a de. ranged state of the riemarl. They ate entirely ranataWe lq ibair comyoaitioc. ON LOW PRICES Come end See !! u so 1 n aa^date^nteUfo Mato rrUsrs it —y t» stoifate- The genuine have Ore signaUirea ot HcBry C. *IM4<,^°D^^irt.X.Bd *11 other Dealer* ia Med- WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED teinaa. w® k* ,t!-t mail prepaid on receipt PRICE 25 CENTS. TGI rOLLOWtl^G BXDOOSKMKXTH UT SPALDING’S &£o- CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE SPEEDY AND SURE CURE BOBEKT* A UTBIKK1 rvKAXXKS la drag*, medicine*..) it USM Twt.«o*^ r« tteSeifoUad if 8**1 arc, T/Uf oford mpuoUmhlt vf Ot gtcary tf liu tnjf titotifir dtawrry. • Uarting*. Mick. ®EXW8 & SB©®!?, .«,s sis R'fia I. HOLBROOK, hAHY AMSSTOlfHOUSlL GROCERIES fl. C. Sraxia. J. Mt Rl SHELL pgrnaAM»4HR«rroa. OBoi 8n: Toa will pleaae *en«l ma two boxe* at Jo*r C< phalie Pills. Sawd then, immediately. ft»Uw Vernon, Wyandotte Os.. O. • » • 9 t 7 7 • „ „ o____ g«T»rty, Mum, Dm 11, 1840. ir large show Hila to ore particulrriy before eaythlagef the kind. 0 Hick Haadaehe, (oauallr lasting two days.) era* send ✓an atoaot ia «ae lottr if gawr P^, weteh l““" X-SlLra Burtt C. Srawnryar Mo. 48 Cedar HL, V. T. . DaaaBi*; Moard fed twwntv 8r* rents, (to.) for whirl,. AND DRY GOODS! • • »« » to to to to to Ito Ito to to M 1* 11 11 11 w 14 id 17 17 10 i« 18 10 to jj Ito Ito to to m Oft to to to iao Oft to «jf*i uI 14 i1 M i to i . -d e i tr < 1 10 • i t io 11: m ii I fto iI D t1 ftft ■kWs.| ■A U * 80 Ito ft 01 84 1 11 11 1 11 I •*•<••♦ * • • to to I Ttom 4 Morth af lop 1ft Weak « po YOU WANT WHBtEBS! DO YOU WANT WHISKERS! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE I 11 ; <2 u » <2 1 r -1 ! 7 70 DO YOU WANT AMUSTACllIi } ti n < 1 *4 BELLnCHAWt CCLEBRATED I1 71 1 1 71 < 1 S5 h1 17 ( 1 6& 11 8ft STTMtrLATIBG OMGUKXT TIB STIBCLITIM H««T U k, IM 0. T. phynMan at Lawton, *-d o«t atMak aalaf Stacks of <•“ WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE ia frem three to Kz wM- Clothing HT A sMnttoMasff RPAISlXVnUMm «un wifmeft tea Uumb ita aert aatfuafly. JE SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING’S PREPARED GtUX! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! uwtibmi»«:: RCOMOMT1 DUPATCfl! ST- -A Seicu nr T«x. Satm Mdm ’ OUR GOODS Unusually Low! • gS j i €• < 1 u. 1 81 [I 1 7 to to 1 1) ao : £»;1i uK Art S«a xj !2 R. 7. GRANT. T?r»dng*. D«c. se: � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-08-21.pdf 206500182e5a07fe90f2e74de16535f0 PDF Text Text jj, ^tjnbiiran $mtr, , baITIRO*, *T “ Struts »f ^Wafchg. •Bta 13 PUBLISHED EVIRY TUBLICAN BANNER. widmi«da* •aBBT COUXTT, MICXtOBW . ___ /Uoak.** VOL. 6. s NO. 16. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21, 1861 the object of his hatred and abhorrence. He could not well have eeeaped suspicion igent in ori The editor of the Wrw Fork OAotrnr, Under ik most vauntof bad motives or personal feelings, in cither view. A friend tn whom I read the foregoing, make* the following very jsdicioU* re­ Harry once more to wield a short time since, gave me the following marks adunt the evil effect* of thia flea Barry Couuly, Xlicbix*t>. ■belch of Davis’ relations to an old Mislull on the purity of election* and the stabiliaissippian, renowned for desperate and JACOB FERRIS, ’ mechanical contrivance—they expended raond papers are strangely incorrect, tbs Dicro are some important facts in the ,reckleae courage: history of this very conspicuous and very Alexander McClung often proved him- million* of money and drilled armies dcspicabla person* which have not yet 1selC on the battle field and on the dueling of 300,000, and equipped them iu a style vice ut drunkenness. Y«a may travel a 5ORMAN BAILET, been made known to the American pub- ।ground, a man of dauntless and unsur­ unheard of io ths annal* of war. Tbny IALER in crerv vsrtrty of drv go martial should expel diem from the ranks year Over Europe, and attend fairs, pa.He al large, and which seem to me, to be ।passed valor, showing an absolute con­ met the rude and poor-wquipped uolunredrs and festival*, in dty and country, ot the Confederate Army. tetrt of the So-ithurn States, drawn from worth communicating to tbe world, thro’ 1tempt for death on every nccation that by tbe score, and you will not see in tbs the newspaper press They are interest- ।presented. He killed many men with their peaceful vocations fur the first tiro*, whole year as many drunken persons M ing and mstructivc, especially al the pres- |his own hand and finally shot himself In to the theatre of war; and they are may he seen in one day like tbe Fourth tUSSELL, routed and slain by ths thousand, and rat lime, as illustrating and demonstrating ।I he bead. of July in a rural Ainerican rlllagw.— In the Virginia Convention which rat. bls choraoer-. and, conaequently, to some I happened to bo in constant commu­ driven like chaff before a high wind. ifiod the CvnatifiUon, Patrick Henry Why is it! Is the liqonr th *t owr people extent, the character* of those who, well ।nication with Col. A. IL McClung of Though guided by tho higheat military drink worse than the liquor of Europol knowing him, selected him as the Nena Miniatlppi, in 1840 and and 1850. and talent—of Virginia, »hnrLgra*s growth— that It gave Gwigrere the pojrer under There is more'intelligence and a better WIGHTMAN A ROBINSON, Sahib of the Southern Sepoy mutiny. had almost daily conversation with him they have nothing to rely upon but their state of morels generally with us than certain circumstancae, to abolish Slavery. A5 CFACTURER8 of tan. abwt iron and eop- Immediately, to take part hi I du not think it worth while to go into in relation tn prominent Misaieaippians. numbers, and that, ip the flight, proves r>—1-» tn Imn tell. ilnol riuL Hie line of argument may be interestimt with them* but there are m »re drunkards • the detail* of his threatened d-xl with As a matter of course, Jeff. Davis was an element of weakness. The Great Battle to memberrof Congress at the present here, and the number is not diminishing. The fact i*. the Yankees are very little Q>1. Wm. II. Bissel, of Illinois (since named, and for him McClung entertained It is well also to bear in mind that all time. He said : deetesed In the Governorship of the the most supremo contempt Ho said better than Chinese. They lay tbe same i these drinkers and drunkards, and all tbe J. W. OAKLEY, Hard Times 4c Hungry Crettltors. State,) though a general reference to it that Jeff, was not a man of true courage stress on the jingle of their dollars that men who make the drunkards, are votera, is proper, to show the undisputed fact thst —that he wished tn be regarded as a tbe Celestial* do on tbe Boise of tiieir ment is the national defense. The Con and they represent tho class of men who —having appeared in public to provoke duelist; but, in giving a challenge, would gong*. Originally endowed wlthnosinaio solution given power to the General Gov. compose tbe majority In almost every , Mich Also. s<enU for the ,aU ol n,b‘M,r Llnvz Hl Cash p«U far k.dra, pel*. ABSENT ON FURLOGH and cause n mortal combat—in private sty sys’east 'sbout fo7 a non-con.batanU amiable trait, they have cultivated tbe city and country. The property of the correspondence he was availing himself and would rrercte rategh prudeotw fc dp uf nwey-gaUIng and ebratjug until country is owned by comparatively very of every paltry quibble to avoid tbe im­ creep out of accepting on* from an antag- gain has become their God, and thev a urate to the eod. All the moans in the few, a number so small that it will W posseaeioB of the people must be given anist over whom*he had— not -a great great — ad- . imagine it to be omnipotent. With pending consequences «»f his rash repe­ ............... scarcely credited when staled. A _tbi»a- ------- -----------tition of the very stale trick of a South- vantage- McClung raid, on one occasion: rmoney in their nockcta, won from a gen­ to the Government which la intrusted sand men own half of the property in tb*> PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. I erner bullying a Nortbernr.r In Cunertws, >-j am sorry 1 ever fought a duel. It i* <erous and chivalrous race—and multitu­ with the public defense. May Congress city of New York. Al least it has been not say rvrry Mack mee auil fyhlt In on tbe presumption that the man of the nnl a pleruwnt business; and yet I would <dinous as Norway rats, they are swollen so said publicly, though it appears loosed!the war of the Revolution. Virginia pass FURIXJUOI1 HAS EXPIRED, North would not fight a duel, knowing like to fight one more, with one man, >with conceit, and fancied dial they were blc. Suppose that ten thousand nna that a duelhl is more infamous here than and tb*t man is Jefferson Davi*. because Ifit for empire. And yet they do out pos­ ed an act of Assembly that every slave who would join the army should be free. sess one gentlemanly alribute, nor a single I think tbe United States would be better i one hundred thousand voter* in iL We HEAD QUARTERS, immediately, and settle up. a Cosrard is iu the South. talent that qualified them for war. Of At some future time, Congress will search sre at once that the property of the dty I have never been able to express my off without him. He will not fight me, I I ahal! be compelled to send CORPORAL BEST contempt in reading a correspondence he is too great a coward. In feel he is Ithe very first elements, they arc destitute. ia in the hands of one «t of mtn and the don't know even bow to ride a the power nf manumisalon. And have voire in annthrr. And of all tbe men ' tending, or re’ative to a proposed duel. nodnow, never was, and never will be, a They Tbe case is Invariably sn befogged with brave man, m tbe true sense of tbe word. Ihorse—a talent only to be acquired in they not. Sir 1 Have they not tho power 1 who frequent the drinking saloi'M and I to provide for tho general defense and , technicalities, and pettifogged with res. Heise dangerous and wily politician, youth and gentle a vocations. And aa to reel home, not many, only here and there welfare! May they not think that ROBERTS A STRIKER, calities. which w*mld make an attorney in loaded doom with vanity and self conceit, iarms, ninety-nine out <*f a hundred naver one, have property. Money controte thaee call for the aboHtfon of Slavery f the Marine Court nr Tombs blush on sug­ wishing only for his own aggrandizement, shot a gun, and we have it on very good votes, but men who are under the control May they not pronounce all slaves free 1 TRIAL BY COURT MARTIAL. gestion, tiiat no honest man of average and be cares not at what expense or b>w authority that Old Scott lost all patience of liquor are just the men to be bought desolate household*. He* in attempting to teach them how to load And will they not be warranted by dial and sold. Our institutions are therefore • c<Hir*ge ran feel a particle of respect for manr power 1 Tho paper speaks to the poitit: a gun. The vile old wretch ! He reaps • cither party—principal* or second*— think* of bim*clf, and of himself only, at the mercy of man who have money, a just reward for his treason and bis tal­ they have the power in clear, unequivocal » after tbe personal. I have been friendly mid I should not be surprised to find him and men who are bad enough to bo SETTLE.or—‘POP GOERTHE WEASEL.’ terms, and will clearly and certainly ex . and intimate with many men who have <.ne <»f these days, taking each a step in ents misapplied. . bought." _____ creise it. ” Respectfully and truly yoera, Tbe-break d<»wp of the Yankees, their ’ HOLES ALE rad retail dealer in Groceries done these silly things, but have never public as will place his ucck in the helte.-, . ■■____ -_ p..,l T and Tbe Bill to Panish Conspiracy. utter unfitlr.css for empire, forces domin­ fo ra able to esteem or honor one of them fur be is a bad man and a scoundrel, end The tollawing i* the act tn punish COion upon us of the South. Wc are com I have frequently denounced him a* such Haatinc*. June IS- 1861. after *ucha performance .—t Tbe richest thing of the season says die •piracy, approved by the Prcsidant on Irafo.. the ;Le people of Mississippi; *nd the pellet! to take the aeuplrr, and it is oar I only refer to Dnvia’a nfinir with Biy£ before ael to remind the public that fot ' backed dirty p*ltr<»m and artful villain never had duty to prepare oureelveu to wield it Newburyport Herald came off the other Wednesday : Be it enacted by the Senate and Hou** with dignity and effect We must adapt day In the neighborhood of tbe market. down "and backed out of a fight which tthe courage to resent it." DAMIEL COOK, We must el- The greenest Jonathan imaginable, decked of Representatives of the United States Is now receiving from New York and be himself first proposed; nnd that be Tbeee conversations occurred nn board ourselves to *»ur destinies. out In slouched hat a l<mg bule frock, and of America in Congress assembled, That Boston, his full stock of requested Col. Bissel to let him do »o on tthv ship Levine, B. Gardner, master, on tbem up to arms, to command, to empire. a pair of cowhide ah'ies, big os gondolas, if two or more persons within any Siate the pretext, suggested nnd furnished by <*Hir passage from from New York tn Val­ paraiso. McClung was on his way to Die art military should constitute a lead­ with a huge whip under his arm, stalked or Territory of the United Suites shall himself. ing.part of every white man’s edueulion. into a billiard atrioon, where half a dozen conspire together to overthrow, or t» put It has been repeatedly announced that Bolivia as charge d Affitirafroin the United I. A. HOLBROOK, Ths right of voting sboold be a high priv- persons were trundling round the ivories' down, or to destroy by force the Govern­ Jefferson Davis will command the South- <States. , , . Consisting in part of . ment of the United States, or to k-vy war In introducing to the notice of the elege t<> be enjoyed by th-*., only who and after recovering from bis first stir­ eru Sepoys in person, in the campaign are worthy t<» exercise it. In a word, prise at tbu, at him, singular aspect of the against tho United State*, or to opp >sa hy.. New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, now commencing. I hope he will lead jSunday Mercury’s readers these feet* in force the authority of the gofwimeni; Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su- the wav on tho first battle field.vfor . the history of the arch traitor. I am not tbe «ailv white population <*T the South room, inquired if any of them had seen a । should be brought into a high tone aris- stray steer affirming that the' “blasted United State*, or by force t*> Prevent,' J. M'. RVSSELL. mean to be there myself. But I very violating *ny rulc* of propriety whi-h toerncy, duly impressed with a sense <«f critter gut away as he came through town hinder or delay tho execution of lauy law ItlTSIClAN and Surgeon. Offlce is BusseH’s Molasses nnd Synipe, much doubt whether Mr. Davis has tbe protects the strictly private moral delin its •uperi.-n’ty u> Yankee trickery, and of with his drove the other day. and he had.. <>f the United State*, or by force tufieUu Green and Black leaa. courage tn expose himself to the peculiar quracie* of public men. I take or possess any property «>f thk UniRio, Ceylon, and Java Coffe, As I said hl my article, printed in the ite own functions, and its obligations to i-lik,—not of immediate death, but ofr JOHN ROBERTS, । led State* against the will or coutmy. to freedom and civilintioQ. Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, immediate capture—which he would incur■ Independent, a few months ago. exposing IHYSICIAN and Bunfroa. Dwelling on Broodquestion, and with much side winking at, the authority of the United States, o> by Cigars, Tobacco, and Banff, ' the avstemallc thefts of a Yale College in that posithm. Some «f "our rach other, proceeded to condole with him1 force or intimidati- n or threat t>> prevent Sall and Water Lime. f student, committed thirty three years are bound to “have his carcase alive, »f Soaps, Saleratns, Cassia, Pepper and it costs a thousand of their lives. ainoe: “Had not that little thief (now a On Friday last the following omiur.us on his Iras in the most heartfelt manner., any person from accepting or bolding any H. P. CHERRY, He watched the game with much interest,, office or trust nr place of GmUdeneu unBy the way, if Jefferson Davis should' Senator in Congress) reproduced In pub­ hand-bill was posted op in various parts Spice. early private of New York city. The Journal of Com ns he evidently had never seen nor beard| dor tiic United Suites, e-ich and evpry ,. In addition to the above stock ofGroceriea.be lead tho Secession army in person, it is lic life the innraiuy of .nd fidelity. Residenea. Johnstown, uf anything of the kind before and created lerson so <4fonding shall bo guiltv </ a baa a full and complete aaaortoirot of r, Mich. Blank* kept always un Laud. to be hopvd that bls aemnry (or courage} life, the secret ol “sins of his youth mcrce. die A’etcr, and the Z>o.v Book, aa would have remained hidden, in the bowrtn well as individual traitor*, will do well much amusement by bis demonstrations tigh crime, and upon conviction thereof Drug,, Pujiti, Oil«, Burning Flu­ won’t fell him. aa it did at the battle.of of in any district or circuit court of tho those who then knew, and now remcm- to take the bint, for wo doubt if the peo­ ot applause when a good shot was made— Buena Vista, when he omitted to give th* id, and Camphene. ple will much longer tolerate open troawm “Jerusalem!” fie made bold to request United Stales having joriadictitm there-. third and essential command to throw tits ber them.” of, or district or supreme court of. The Tribune, Times, and other pspers at the North, whatever the Government regiment Into a solid square: By ‘ be attended to promptly and efflany Territory of the United StaUi* having *ay that ray “little thief" was Judah P. may do. i, Nobta'a block, Battle Crack, jurisdiction thereof, shall he punished movement*. However, be gradually got Benjamine, now Attorney General of the J.r.-m.rah!The ° f Ever in B.UI. Crack, .11 »r«bich "The people are awake! Enemies at his band in playing as well as could be by a finr of not leas thtn five hundred will be nU «l l">”» t“““‘ k*1 “ Hi, b»u> '•>« <MSro*» w ««t bi. Southern Confederacy of traitors and homo wearing the mask nf peace, (masks expected for a greenhum. All hands now dollars, and uot more than five th<»i»«ar.d J. M. NEVINS, "f * piralra. I d.d nte f»Mi.k tte ».m.-C of the golden cross,) aa well as open foes, witpurahMera. ..... .... „ _ r^imenl — U(t mrrad dollar*, or by imprisonment, with or Willi- . ite raraon draoritej, tet will promptly must bo struck down. Bo not deceived I began to praise him, which so elated him Particular atlentaop piud to filling or­ V u> rawivo Um cb»ra«id *-000 Mw oat hard lalmr, ns ths court shall deter­ ders from Hastinp and vicinity, and Iran raralry. coming dow. on Umrn In (urM.h it - benerar tte right nun rail, The freedom of the Press is subordinate that he actually began to think himself a Phelan, and be offered to bet a dollar mine, for a" period of not lere than six to the interests of a nation. Let tho upon me for it fuU raraor, on Ibo nf Buena VLU. satisfaction guaranteed tn every case. with his opponent, which of courts he months nor greater than six years, or t»y , When Benedict Arnold (a man of far three Southern organs issued in this city —The highest market price always Tb. mii.Uor. of U»l ragimwu know lost 1W lima and laugh so irritated him such fine and linpnatannrtiL U^nmbln. ra-od Item from »"«•• higher character as to courage, truth, and beware, or editors will be assigned tn paid for Ptoduce. Approved July 31. 1901. that be offered to ploy another game and u„o tel Iteir long prteticod. dradl; bXesty.than aay of his present feeble them tn preserve the public w el fare.— ISAAC C. MOTT, S. C. FRINDLE, imltatore st the South) committed his From this date tbe autiwrity of the pao- het two dollars which be pulled out of a JtSmuon BL. fi doc" «r »•*“• CT*k n<** in.rkaman.Mp wllh rite. big roll — for it seems bis cauls had wild bold treason, it was eon.idsrd justifiable pie orgaoizes a new system of.legislation jenersono , Creck( MkJi. PrrhaDS well— for k» Jrausyts pondence of the Philadelphia Prtit says •J eral Land and Tai Agent. Will be found in ,te. &Xrit “ wa* T.,lor fatter-In. to search through his whole previous life suited to them. Politician* will not be well, and he was quite flush. Diis he al­ V„„mber ■-•1*1. 1^0. M*21-tf the C.art House, at Hastings, on tbe 2d ar <1 M so lost; when mad as a march hare, ho that among those who fell at Bull Ron law, though unwillingly so. A ,tern" to his very child hood, fur evidence ot permitted to injure the general cause In pulled oat a fifty spot, tbe largest bill be innate total depravity ; and sueh incidents pursuit of ambitious ends. Tho rights and mora Brow. Ilk. temmmid.^rnigte DANIEL STRIKER, had and offered t«» bet that on a another fa... orterad • court m.rtiM on lb. ap£ constitute an Interesting and Instructive of our soldier*, will be protected. . Dis­ game. Tbe crowd mustered round, and of war. He had been thirty years a pri­ IOUXTT CLERK, Notary Public, and General . . ■ ■m .__ ■ z\WO__ I. Ciairt (bat would bare oondamimd Mm to be portion of the history of oer Ums and appointed demagogues will be forbidden vate soldier. He hsd followed the Indian* country them “characteristics of Jefferson tn aggrandize themselves at their expense. raised money enough lr» cover it and at it .bn, for oowardioe or moral Incomp­ through the everglade* of Florida, biv­ Davi* and hi* coadjutors in treason, theft The District-Attorney la expected to ex­ they went again, when by some strange ouacked upon tbe uda of tbe Rocky ’ 'TmyopiMte.teff^D-'ii .te.ld ■«M**in*tion. and piracy.” Among them ercise hi* .power. Trait**™, male and acddenl, greeny won. lie now offered Mountair.*, chased die Cbawnob* nnd ‘b*^. OLIVER E. EVERTS, may be especially mentioned David L. female, are marked. Their names en­ tn put tbe hundred be had against another Cherokee through Naw Mexico, stood have been court-martialed for M* dis. hundred, Of course he could not any South­ ' graceful misconduct in that ba«le, as Yulee, ex Senator from Florida, of rolled. Not one shall escape. Wore the fire of Buena Vista, chargfid 4 vh»U early life I will give wme similar ern sympathizers are directed to leave way blunder into another gane, and .they -soon as it decided. Perhaps be T PHILLIPS, L'xdem Snrnurr and Jailor. upon the b«ight* *>f Chepullopec, aid sketches at my earliest leisure and con- the Slate. Ono will! One way I One could win back what thsy had lost, and followed tbe victorious flag «if bis country would ha»* but for *’'• P®®*151*: fleece the fellow of his own roll besides. country! Wo have begun to act. From H. COOK, along the plaza of Mexico and into; I rtra t« Z~A«ry Taylor, whooe daughter rmienra. I ,IEi my tmm. to item mwnmuto ■h.lragMoTlo,.!.,. Tn,rionl balls of the Montezuma*. His arm wpfq fol Xrird bJ 'teahh. in opposition to v L,.sed wl.hes and positive com- not m.mly on tte g«>.ml Pri’^Pl*,h’1 covered with cbeverons, six blue stripe, Nsw Tosx, Aug. 1. JMl. u.mymou. •"> w indicating six consecutive eniistutrtkta, God save tbe Republic.” no raiprat ur telirf, tel terate. I «m and to red bfittie stripes, typifying Hu-bundrod was also raised and bet and won, D. N. SHELDON, p«rltail.riy dwirote •> to farotei my ids and Mexico*, and with throe KSUMJ and it was not until he had blundered COUNTY TREASURER- OMce tn the Court Lw,l. rad tetterltira to tte lmm«n*i. insignia he felt prouder titan ever did the through a half a duceo of games, and by FULL AND COMPLETE tp-nlra In Intor-l." »te«erar tl~y 3«ra white-plmned Morel at the haul of his The reported retreat of two companies some unaccountable accident won them , to .pply tn tte <te item. Of no otter JAMES A. SWEEEEY, _ _ all, draining the pocket* of hia opponents 8,u<*y cawlry. of Virginia eavalry before a single com i p.retm will I uk. any notira In thin AH of about fire hundred dollars, that they pu, ot Uni tod State* troopers, without patronuw of Ma tem"»»d« folton. To thao whom I “»«, 1 am even erousing swords with them is al curat began to smell a large mica. When Lb.latad tte l»w. of teraluldr br arorolM<m. rn.pon.lbloirgrimng th. atemloo. rf M« incredible news. We do not know what every body got'tired playing, gawky pull­ । D, Fbawuis Baoox, M. D. In "eh .hfr-rrrara did ed hb frock over his brad, took his whip . D.rri, that tekrpt Ma word with a firm­ under MW his —arm and walked quietly out, 13 SSUJ, 111 C*LCilus*.."I. ... ..... r<--- -- ---- J .. ■ Varmon smith, * £.*.• m.* te dramrd Mlilraa erimlta. turning at the door remarking, “Gentle­ dastardly randbet, that one 1RCC1T COURT COM' IB8I0NER. Ataerosr aaauiruiy ..... ........ - -company - r < of “^^of Uel^AT ^Tb.n In tte mon. nf lima-Ma dj ■ ■«. * • cavalry -__ .. ructnle — - — If ah should kartrv-n the Virginia was without putoK CeunseUsr A Solicitor, i» all ‘be C»wr‘» »« men, if .. yon happen tir to see any­ Ba nbrilraa teoctrr la, <m ter death ted. But what a vain and empty Mcuae! thing of that steer, I wish that you would H. WRIGHT, gatings' Business Jirtttorn. D <t|oicr ^Jiscdlann. Great Battle ! ! ! t10,000 Volunteers Wanted, Immediately!! r N. BAILEY Groceries! ! U WANT WHWKBBST ANT A MUSTACHE I I WANT A MUSTACHE) FOR SALE!! CASH OR PRODUCE. Bendy Pay. Call and Settle S W fsrCsIfecUon. - ’ . .rmMMPb entreatdie in neeeo with her father a hleesat kartVrn forglvewe*. the stern s® A<KB!£S J «U m.» <U Tna Rcuxo We are too elras 10 pbilMoiAulM. Bui CU n>«. •»! disocrs’toii at the great pitched baitla vmu CnOICE OAK OPENING LANU Iry upon cat conclusion that they aaw the elephant. ination. nthsr company of Vugtebm had pUioU they were two to one ngaiwt ‘.he United The lady replied, “Yr* so little In our U..L., urtriemn -r.u i Aho, Two Dwemns Hotrate, _ __i i IjvrxrrC. - will be oom mined fur c>ntam| and 1 never win . ra wllad la lair at, kw. n^rairnii-yVi^-____ an lntermh:»h|o wit.-. �"”ZSTSSX IWpKIMSMim A Dat or AR! New Adve of the bat­ . MraMM. Prices, at the arrived at Rolla r WedKsd«y Morilif pose' fortnsrch. About ~ o‘cl6ck in the Mie evening, a greater Bart vf us under General LyOn, left Springfield, while «•*** cSSJrf ES»2":“8TAn 0F 3 HABTIMGS submission to DRUG 8TORE4L LXT re KBMKW oca TBUST IM sssgl too R U orteroi lL»t T.^yaiTfa the Government bonds upon which at of God, h«ppy. “ ' fflrtUd MftetJbhsnd dfll war,itTs pe ..................... . hours. At 6 </elock fteturdky morning we resumed our mareh. nnd after having proceeded three miles further, came upon - the’enemy, who were enranip-d on a 'Apiece of ground admirably adapted to Uaotinga Military Operation.. eavryo, ihopfi n« suss—fellj b remembrance of our own Guilts and rUA MTWaad as teffivldtall., uH . _ , . . _ - oiirselvre before Him, and’ to the Secretary of the Treasury, to humble pray for Hta mercy—to pray that wo may bo snared farther penlshmetiu though justly deserved: that oar anna may be bleat and mode effectual for tbe rn-eotablWiraaot of law, order and peace A REBEL COURIER ARRESTED. thrdugbo.it our onantry, aud that the inestimable boon of civil and religious liberty, earned, under His guidance and Robert Mure, of Charletten, and cousin Werring by the labors and suffering of of tbe British Consul at New Orlcan*. our fathers, may be restored to oil Its was nrretted on board of the steamer origlnial excellence: Therefore, I, Abra­ Africa, just as she -was leaving, as bearer ham Lincoln, President of the United of dispatches from Jeff Davis io tho States, do appoint the last Thursday in British Government ’ Sayernl papers September next as a day of humiliation, showing tbit he was such a person, were prayer and fasting for all the people of found upon hhn. the. Nation, and 1 do earnestly recom­ Washisqtom, Aug. 14. mend to all tbe people, and especially to Die Secretary of State immediately all ministers and teachers of religion of on the receipt of Intelligence that ths. alt denominations, and to all beads of privateer. Sum ter was allowed to otter families, to observe and keep that day the Port of Curacou, ordered the removal according to their several creeds snd ,of our Cousul ihere and appointed Rich­ mpdes of worship in all humility and , ard Eroore, of Iowa, in bis place. with all religious solemnity, to the end Gen. Sumter lias officially informed that the united prayer of the Nation । flag officer Montgomery, also tbo Govmay ascend to the Throne of Grace, and ornmeui, , of a report that G»l, Van Doran, bring down plentiful blessings upon bur , of the socessi&n army has been seen with coimtrj. 1,300 on the road between El Paso and In testimony whereof I Lave hereunto < Sau Antoula, from which it ia believed set my hand and caused the great seal of . an attempt will be made to subjugate the United States to be affixed, this 12th i Lower California. day Of August, A. D., 18(11, and of tbe Independence of the United Slates of A • BRITISH SHIP BURNED BY PRlVATBER&America the eighty-sixth. By tbo President: New Yore, Aug. 16. Al Striker, derstood, as being only X’^back fire” to protect a “scaly” reputation'. But wo have nothing to do with .rumor. Tbe statement that ‘.‘our bravo boya go to war under Capt Lovell, a comparative slrnn- ger.and Barry county is again defrauded goods', commenced a retreat from npring- of her share of miHtAry glory/’ is not field, in the direction of Rolla. cniy a willful falsehood, but a boso Impu­ Tbe prisoners brought Into Springfield tation upon QipL Lovell, hia .fellow offistate that the Confederates l«>st a groat nutny in killed and wounded. One of under them. CbpL Lovell, it is true, has their companies was nearly cut to pieces. Tlie Louisiana and Arknnnsns r^tfoents not been a permanent resident of this eoun had sustained the heaviest losses. Their ty. Ho has relatives here, arid cams here number of killed was estimated at from three years.agp, intending to settle as a 500 to 1,000. i lawyer. After remaining hero for some Over one hundred prisoners and a 1 lime, he concluded not to settle nt this point, and went oobth where ho was driv­ en put by the seoeaaiqn troubles. f37“ W. C. Hughes, uf Dayton, Bcr Secretary of War, to raise a squadron of a Barry County company, go to the. war, and |f permitted U> survive the war,„ re­ says; All tho talk about a direct attack upon Washington are mere feints to cover Horae Guards.” Dav is’ real purpose, which is the closing 1-jg ‘ Ths East Haddam', Mass., Jour­ of the lower Potomac, and throwing a nal says, of a skull found in a well in a strong army across thu river into Mary •nd Charles counties, both of which aru door yard, that “the person to whom secession. This done they will march1 the skull originally belonged is dead.” OU Annapolis, couutiug on a formidable statement of the Pioneer, that “CapL Lovell of'Ktdhmazno has been In our midst,” etc., shows culpable ignorance or willful rMiareprcacutation. Capt. Lovell has never been k resident of Kalamazoo, township ur county, and never expected I>tefe Court far cavalry, consisting of two The Tribune t Waahioglou dispatch Singular 1 GROCERIES! fourth* of the privates also. And more Aid rmmfrr PENS. PENCILS, INKS, PAPER, EX- SCAXDINAVIAX REMEDIES 11 MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES hundred and twenty -tor and the said mortgage < aud tin War bariLg be i>ft be default afi-n-aaU. EEX&L FvtfB ©ASM will be foicckwU io Special attention will be paid to COMPOUND­ ING ate putting up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any Xertb-wut fraction d fractional ROBERTS A STRIKER. K.-IO-lh* »ert* The employed at Lawrenee, Mass, in tbe manufacturies, which is a large falling off. llsted person* for tin-war, ns. a Barry County company Or otherwise. He has never made iuiy professions of a miBtary rannaed prr»i*r« Detea, July IS, 19<t> BOARDING-HOUSE. gy FAMILY and appropriated Ynotwy to pay friEurope for 130,000 more anna. AA. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, As law as the lowest, /ar Cork or ready pay ouly. AlllSINO FROM IMPURITIES OR 0BSTBUCTIO5S OF THE BLOOD OR SECTlETtOXS, Warm Meals at AU Hours ! Craven advise* A Balti « to tetrad Al Probate Cnurt to I rroour. , , _ In tbe raatlae of tbe estate of Donflu* 3. wWun». deceased. ' • *■ . . OR COFFEE, CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGl’ILSAIL DINE8, dro. praying f,,r e*'1*10 rea*ei-« sterriu that the tiara tnar be extendedfee the the day or Lastly, I am prepared to Share du Facet or Cut the Hair, qf old friends ' or mw customers. -------- 1 And, finally, if you desire l’A GOOD BARGAIN:' v “CJ&AH Just raD at tbe sign of the Barber Pole, Dated, July to, 1*11 one demr east of H. A. Goodyear’s Hard­ ware atore. it amount of faterrstiur and raiuBMeMadfcJ July, ISfll. H. MUKAS. '"i!!!1??..®” ** bM «*•“* of w,y°r “>eafw,u mreahout tte mreiiiry. 7 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. IUIv^Sedr|Ar‘’n,p’,r'iu<I ^Dr. Roteck ’ STATE OF MICHIGAN, I „ 1 CoewTT or MjuX.ms, j • . . NoiiM is terehr snafo. 1 : i ] K A NEW ARTICLE. ite dwelling bouse 4f Aaroo r. the t;th J»t»e to tbe Stomaeb. and Inr «'V» trfbllllou* complainti iuoMeav drink m ibytreUto tte sOwswu, ll>v /otfewis'x tWribto luxifc * yvfeurj.ll fa Uram iwofaj owtti rf-rrejie Tf >rartb.«art f.-solraesl quWtar ‘SSSlj*^ which iSo, are rorcporad. red aa th«y «»*ia<s of ftt smte, dsasaewL " HOW LOST, TEMPERANCE, CAL C0U bj U» . OF MICHIGAN. ( Or Cold Lufich if desired- TEA MU plnapUckMoHw *Hko,< ““l- •tKW‘”« »» >«rU' '------ ---------------------------- GB0CER1ES Tba fonauht oflheae imtera, now iU<T) OxnctAL RxroRT-^Gfm. MeDosreil bu made'hls official re^nrt of the battle of Bull Run. He says sve loot in killed 19 officers nnd 4fl2 non-com missioned officers and privates--wounded, M officers and 047 non-com missioned officers and which went paid W }n-ivate ktfbrerrptfon, _ . JONAS B. COPI ER, < Mvtt<*cee. . PRQBATE ORDER. The aubaoribsr ia now prepared to relF been invaded.) r/M • MfaZor cad i-rf'ei nr,. It waa1 packed in tee and shipped to*Mr. Duncan, Detroit, aa s present from John fiy Fblej< of this place.—JBagle Harbor Several cases of yellow fever character wjiioh he has not fulfilled. Has jyt7sectio Al*o, Ico Cream and Lemonade. have occurred at lower quarantine, New York S'iSSi? GROCERY, SALOON Board will be furnished by is, perhaps, nothing due, to tha. public•' Lca-ia H. Cooper ami ElUn# county, Stair of Michigan. Io Juoatn (.' Lenawee county, in i KSWSSX DJL Ji UJiA CATS _ Baltimorz. Aug. 15. “The Union State Convention nominated Augustus G. Bradford as n candidate for Governor of Maryland to day. He ia ore srasi. Urai-Uxy «ra twijS? an unconditional aud an uncompromising but, in (Ml, cheaper than any olbtr Pilf. for it Union mon, aa firm and reliable) as Guv. takes ■ Its* number of them to prodnoe a better Hicks. ________________ _ Wuat to BxLtavK.—The Washington ‘correspondent of the N. Y. Port writes: lhan all ibis, the company lakes its name Unioti .everywhere. The public will do well to be on its (“Prairieville Rangers,”) from our pleas­ I3F” Another perplexing question is, guard against false reports respecting the ant neighboring village of Prairieville. conduct of foreign ministers and foreign Theeompahy ii ti.Barry county company ! »bat shall be dene with the little ones, governments. The story of a sharp In view of all these facta, ~ known, or Nrw Bfrrai.o Ltauz-Hocsx Goxz.— pareoge between Lord Lyons and Mr. Monroe T The light house at New Ruffalo fell off Beward, was made not of nothing, nnd ought to have been, to the editor of the the bank last Monday. This event has the pretended sayings <<f Prince Napo­ gy Tbe Govornment has obtained, been expected a long time. 'Die bill of leon or any of his suit after their visit motive prompted the deliberate attempt recently by purchas* aud charter one sand upon, which it ?wm built has been ia » sufficient reply to all such stories to defraud B-irry county of its honors.— hundred veeoete to make tbe blockade moving away by die current of the river to such an extent that the bouse was aban­ that Lord Lyons’ is a gentleman and- Had the article a different paternity, it more complete. . doned mors than two j ears ago. It was PHncu Napoleon a man ol honor. 'Keep would,not ba so inexplicable; But for a built m 184T, and has stood. 20 years.— probability in view,” and the public w 111 journalist to persistently detract from the ty A new system of telegraphing Buchanan Independent. ' know where to draw tbe line, or what community which gives‘hhn support, be­ has been inventod^ ln Milan, which will Washington news to reject and what to trays that brutish initiOCt which snaps enable dispatches Ao be scut and printed Huos Ft jidley recently atthe hand thaA fewds ik - . r forty pounds, it specimens of and we shall di^pateh it .briefly, . Ceeklag Extracts, MORTGAGE SALE. reorgan ixalion of a reserve corps at 8k. great confidence to the friends of the county of Barre, September. 1ML CU DJEKJT IKKILFBuHEB a of the non commissioned offioura of-thia ootnpahy are from this county, and throe Datid E. Frnwvraa and Coartiu ueb aa TEA. COFFEE. SUOAR, 8P1CE8. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. RAIDINS. CODFISH; C3T Gen. Fremont has ordered tbo Again, all the commissioned and moat I BLOOD PL’KIHER AKE BLOOD PILLS , i 1 rising of Maryland Hcccssionjxts for the investment of Washing Urn. ' STATE OF M1CR1GA5 -71,. tbo cwuntj ot Barry. In chwcrr^ Smith, Circuit Court of Borers b»r I1 hereby appoint Hobday thr 4th east and Monday tte loth day e ' IMS at > o'«lo<A A.M. cdoachda.. OSce in tbe Village of Haatia<» at which U»m and plare ail partie* bating eintna against tha th* piuper riucteretiiareof ia ttesoid Jades of Probate crttey will befurerer.deterre^tlyrJfaa. CAUSE SOON TO DEAL, ■and dfarliarga from the ayitea, tv«y taint of Hcrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. Thu ‘ companies. They arc to bo called “the Chandler »m UWMR3» CHANCERY SAti ro* VBCU.5ICU. AXD MKDICUfAL RffauMf. THE REA L DESIGN OF THE REB- । Juric uirrct tvndcnc; fa to Isngtten EL MOVEMENTS. |reurol; life, and render it tnjorable. That. operaHns di­ Nz'v Yonx, Aug. 19.rectly • upon tbe^o;>m -/Awn- ia AetUod, ttey changed his mtnd and conclded to raise The JTATBOF M1CHWAN, I Dressed to rervw ns gunner on board tho Spetd, by which it appears that on the Slot of July, near Nag’s Head, the pi rates Hen County has been authorised by the turn to Barry.county, as his borne. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. PROBATi: ORDER. The Tribune says the Southern pirate® are playing a desperate and bloody game. Our North Carolina cnrresp<n>dent thU morning gives the statfemrot »>f a British Sailor, named Ross, who bad been Im. to establish a tew practice, but aeon ISpLE, _dX5.7 Kphriae, JBanaiBg Flwl*. MiddlerUlo Juno !</, I attacked and took possession of a British Iritlsh vessel, which they burned after destroy, ing the entire crew. Mr. Ross having refused to servo against his countrymen, was shut at and wounded by the Chptain doubly mm” before of the Sneed, and afterwards confined tn iron*, lie escaped by the aid of a fellow soldier, who had also been imprisoned. The Michigan Slate Agricultural Fair Mr. Rosa is endeavoring to make liis way tant aubjrel North, and wishes to lay tho-subject lb* public, before tho proper British officials. ■ establishes tbs follniring Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. New Yons, Aug.16. FACTS: 24th 25th 26th and 27th. The Grand Jury in the U. S. Circuit That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD CouH presented the Jouanal of Com­ ItBT Sixteen persons were arrested merce, Newt, Day Book, Freeman't Jour­ CONTAIN NO .MINERAL in Baltimore fbr Inciting the Breckinridge nal and Brooklyn 3tgle, for expressing cj cuts the almost urt' * riot. Fourteen of them were honorably sympathy with the rebels, and n%ks ad­ DYSPEPSIA vice of the Court in the matter, saying discharged the next day. they will be glad to leant if their conduct is subject to1 indictment and condign LIVES COMPLALST punishment. that all Northern prisoners taken be in. New Yoxx, Aug. 15. caret-rated and pot in Irons. A Washington special dispatch Nays It HICK FEMAEE8, is understood that Secretary Seward tar Hu stated that there are forty intends informing Lord Lyon iininrdi ' vacancies among tbe officers of tbe New ately that Bri;ish subjects are engaged in ; ... .............. ... ■ vu.u.ru .M..« wrYork regiments. There is a chance for furnishing aid .to ;he rebels, in direct vio- ■ ku*U* properties. That they lation oi tho Quceu’s Proclamation. 1 ' promotion. .. SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. Hu again came into ibis county with a view JVrr RECEIVED a new and moat complete awortmept «f Notice is Hereby Given. WAR NEWS! ! fadarnles nt this time. Tbitiga began to assume a threatening aspect, and Gen. when Capt- ftnlfti’s Company was reject­ Lyco seeing tho danger at once dismissed ed because they cmrld not fill up In ttine all thoughts.of his wound, mounted bin that be exdaimed “our brtvc boys have boros and rode in front of his men, and gone to the war and Barry county is waving bis bat aad handkerchief, called cheated out «l all th* credit,? is now first out to the boys to rally and follow him. Lieutenant of the Bastings ZbdaVM arid A ball struck him in tbo back and killed yet we are credibly informed he out of delinte motives has ubt been ready f°r “ him iMlandy. . Tbe effect of Lyons death upon pur forward movement nt present and a sec­ troops was terrible. A feeling of con­ ond time “our bravo boys have gone to sternation spread through our ranks and the war” under Cent* Lovell a compnralive stranger and Barry County Is again depicted itself in every countenance. •here of millMajor Sturgis promptly assumed the command, and from that time until four been led to bcliiteo that one company nt o’clock in the aftetpoou, tbe combat last­ ed almost uninterruptedly, and was con­ least, would march out of Hastings, go to ducted with a fierceness on both sides the war, and maintain the dignity of the County, but we must confess that the rarely equalled in the annals of war. At about 2 o’clock p. m., General Sigel prospect looks rather “Mnr" unless the having beard cannonading, rama up with uboU eoiAwrny conclude to go. We trust ABRAHAM LINCOLN. tbe rraerve from Springfield. He immc- they will—Pionttr. duitely attacked the enemy on tho right Thu foregoing is from the Barry Pio Ths Lixoour Cavalst.-This regi­ flank and did terrible execution. nter, and we give it the benefit of our The rest of our troupe seeing that Sigel ment of cavalry being raised by Col. brought them succor, rallied aud made circulation both for the truth and false­ Andrew T. McReynolds and ia now being nna more determioed onsat on the enemy; hood which it contains. If the article Is, bat such was the overwhelming odds as it purports to be, from the pen of the collected in Camp at Bellevieu Garden, against which they fought, that the en editor, it Is, in some of its parts, inexpli on tbe North River, New York. Eight counter amounted to nothing more than companies are already mustered into a mutual cutting up; and by four u'cloek cable, and bring* to tbe view traits of service, and the remaining six from Ohio, all parliew reamed to be anxious to with character which have been from time to Penn., and Michigan will soon be ready draw from tho field. pstlally indicated tlirnugh tbo columns The United Slates troops retired to of that paper. If, as rumor says, it ia to join them. Springfield in good order, aud there the from the pen of another, it is easily un­ rail of tbe roll by regiments was respon­ large number of boraca were taken from tbe rebels. According to tbe muster rolls which fell Into our hands, the Confederate force numbered 22.000 aimed men, and 8,000 partially armed. TT*c number wounded on tbo Federal aide was some where near three hundred, of which one’of the Kansas 'Regiments, the 1st Missouri, nnd the lowa Rcgiment sustained tho largest share. The Kansas Regiment was cut up most. Tbo highest estimate made by‘our officers of thu .num­ ber killed was one hundred and fifty. A prisoner in our hands (a nephew of Gen. Price,) said that he (Price) was kill­ ed. . The Confederates on several occasions hoisted Union flogs to delude our troops and decoy them into false puaitlonx. Our troops wore thus several times the object of a miMt murderous fire from the enemy. Roberts For?* remind order to preserve the government. And1 tbsir species of warfare, covered at inter­ it is with pride that we witness a di?]MM-' vals with brushwood and .cornfield, and lloti on tbe perl of iha eilixoM of Barry covering many ravines for biwceahncnt. county to respunJ ndMr-to each succms- , ' A* soon as Gen. Lyon camo within night of tbe Confedcratei, he opened a can- Kalsmaxoo-hAs been - in our midst and Dcswdo on them. It was promptly and enlisted a large number of wire lava fire ably answered, and the battle bow fairly three years or daring the war. qommcnced, and in a abort time became together with thore unlisted under CapL general along ilia whole Ifoo. A little Smith, and now in tire 3d regiment makes before eight o’clock Gen.. Lyon was out nearly ttwo companies from Barry wounded by a shot in tbe foot, and bis county, aud Mill tbe Zova*cs are left as horao killed, and he retired tt> the rear for a reserve guard, to go wo presume when surgical IrcatmeoL It so happened that ftectttary should suck a regiment be au­ our troops were hard pressed by the Con thorized in Mrehiaanr <Rre editor of the ded to as usual. At 4 o’clock on Sunday morfilng. Gen. Sigel, having concluded that it would not be prudent to resume the battle, the whole column of troops, followed by a large number of citizens, with all they could gather up in the shape of moveabio STATE OF MI prcseiit, there are aueh reatrietions as BI BOMBT VtewMtt.rsJ now RESTORED WILLIAM JLNJI rixr. tMrt �JEcjAt W’ Friiff P»etry. ' F n^inr. A«r4 uui iwi. . J rhtaflaiwi boast bf doodNwar,/ 9* ,-------> ■ Twa! aijb ^BcrteitteWi^£‘d bXaalta-* *•> UklteJ.. t«mb Wm. B. . ATf ENITION! . COMPANY!! MnSMX«*«. Pi ■ Bl. WIMILOW, •flS^eRSXJSSJW' ----------- 'v*!: -------- MK9oMm\DM0 SOOTHING SYRUP, Stacks of Nkrl.n Mr- i irv, are .afo for all-both old and yonng, JL;r mi-es are on every fou«ws: ,Jj2Jd“,wol-wo tongjr kdla we are blessed with Hswnica s I ills. ADVICJS FREX. Kew-itakps^oirtoeiahiaiiiary NEW GOODS! rsrputup with Englfaab. Spanish, German. Preset dirochohs. Pnca A', ccnta per box. KZcta«r«/- Secsdfsrtis'meutonJdpage. Jy24 rapeividu’ j. j i; J li'2» RgQQjiRWTt ,L e’ £‘ i J. H. Broun, . TCOXSI'MPTIVES I \ And tboM afflicted with DY3i'HPr].V,NEnVO(JS -DEBILITY, HEART ©tSEASLFFVER A AGUE, tr CONSTIPATION. Th* uodeteignrd. now serutyfire years old, |m> for rear* devoted bis tint th curing his Pariabeoar* axd tbo poor in New York of these Jnalfal eomplaiuta. which carry thousands and .feresnd* to an untimely grate; he boa seldom _ ■.11 .-l.ra K.'.'.l anf.Hr.l tra II,(A ■ 7- •; ‘ , in Q>nlP<n* C. •• i. Dt-So MWlkxtri. • ’ I, 8. Goer, Sergeant-Major. *’ " '' W K. Ferria, Rep'l.Coluc-faaear. H. H. Ballsy,*. “ Secretary. fae Reed, ? ‘ I. L. Reed, ■ W agony, S. NcMorry in OmpknyE. D. E. Bitdsal. A. Taimr, Gdcb-Shdldoo.. James Birdsall, I. J. Walker, James Beck, C. Reed, P. Myers, Kelly, ' Jordan Nanay . Jordan Ralph 2 Jordan Mrs. L. Jar titan [fairy JvlwsUMi Jas. 'B. fake Ga«t ; Yowoys Melissa Vanacoton Esther Wall™an Albert . Whiting G; Wilkins Avin T. Walker Adeline K. Perwme calling for the abova Isttora ESTABLISHED ISM, And dreotsd to U# Caiw or MauocsL Bxroaa; to tbe Dirmarox or MKrttAX -Kwowixtma roa vus Paxvaanox or DisxAia and to tbs RiLitr or noaa Hurrsaixs abb ArrLicrun wrru Cnaoaic BAILEY are is endowed, to enable th# Xtek and suBcnng thfaaghoui lb« length and breadth ofoor tend to avoid tbs Poisorots Daves.Exvosrwx. wtdigoo- piriX H!S SPUING STOCK Ol' GOODS, will plaaae nay they urt> adwrttad. Comprising «*V- LARGE AND Il uol only relieves tbe child from pain, but in­ vigorates tbe stomach and bowels. corrects acid­ ity. end gives tone and inergv to the whole sys­ tem. It wdi almost instaauy relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Cholic, aed overcome convulsions. which, if not speedily remedied, end ia death. Wc belitre W ‘the best and surv.t remedy in foe world, in all eases o DRY GOODS IN'7ni ttKQIMKNT. / A. W. WawcF, “ProiricviUc Rangers.’ CkSeuby, . do J. Bonram, ' d‘J Cnlab Kelly, di> J. Nortttti, ’do BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. ’ The fcllpwing Lt an extract from a let­ ter written by the Rev. J. S Holme, pastor of the G. W. Milla, J. W. Bemky. Krrprat-Sirret Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., W. H. fl Heath, JMin Dinntond, Si the "joiniAl slid Kesacnger.” Cincinnati. 0.. Q Wefton,. sad »]*aka volumes inforrrof that wcrld renownJ* auii-h “ Suttam, sd oediewe, Mai. Wixalow's t-oormsa Starr M. Durham, H. Munger, na Cnitnasx Tarr n isc ;— John Siilson, ••<e see an advertisement in yonr columns of 'l J. L SlienrA. Maa. W:x»Lcw‘a SooTMtxu Siatr. Now jre never Saffi>rd White, Tbernn Mason. Mud a word in fovur of a painut medicine before BI 3. Collins, Charles Henry, it oer life, but we foe) compelled to say to your traders thia la no humbug—wa uatb raiati it aku The following name* have been taken anus it t ss ill rreuisa. It is probably one of laast successful medicines of their day. because it hare, and those named gu to Grand It.,, is the best. And those of your resders who have ids to-day to be sworn in : . bsbiea can't do better than to lay inaaupply.” Gen. SandfoH, II. E. Wood, J. S» in, sen., The Volet of Nature. SPRING & SUMMER VERY WE ARE NOW ON CHEAP BEST Aswrttneuu T of DRY GOODS And the Physiology of Marriage. hese redici.nes V EC ETA BL FL IFE MEDICINES No mistake this time Are well known to be infallible. DYMPEPK1A, by thoroughly cleansing tba first and sroovid stomachs, end creating a flow of imroatul healthy bile, instead of the Mate and 1_ :a h-j. x-t irinwcv i... «----- -- -- LOW PRICES’ For every Family, having over a 10#0 rcce on Cooking. Dyeing. Proaerving, Cleeniug. How to Plant aad what it ia bast to Raise. I THE CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. ' RHEUMATISM perutaurnUy tn three weeks, and GOUT « ball that time, by,removing toad Intis ' metion trvta the maseies and ligaments of tbo । joints. , DUD PS I Eg ofall kinds, by freeing and stroglb cttuijf the k«dneys aixf bladd tt. they operate moat doliglitfullv uti ttioe im|Hirlsrt organs, and beoea list a erwbrou found a certain remedy for tbs worel cases of GRAVEL Also WORMS, by dislodging from th# turnings <J lbs bowels the slimy matter to which these ercsturr* adhrrc. aCUKVKY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES.br a perfect punt, which these LIFE MrllHCIMtotfiretoths btoodjwtdall tbahumors. KCOBIWT1C1 EIll’PTlONb and BAD C0MPIJEX10NS, by their alterative effect upon the taida that feed tbe skin, and tbe morbid state of which occasion* all eruptive complaints, sallow dttudy. and other dtsagm-able cob plexinna. Tbe use of throe I’1H» for a vrrv abort time, will oR-ct an entire curcefSAIJT 11HEUM, andaslri Ung iruprovemenl tn the claarr.eaa of the skid.— COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will always bo eared by one dae«,or by two in tbe worst eases PILES -The nririnal prannttov cf these Bisdieinos, was oared iff Pile,, of sS rears standwg by- XOllMAN BAILEY Ever thown in this The cusps of Instructor* in tbe several Market, which we are prepared to aell at a small Departments U fate bty cr-rnestiy divo­ advance from ted L» their work. Too rilhgp ia pleasant, and the varied tlinlcnta of lioth NEW YORK COSTS. •exes are mostly such tU could he desired by dia pntrona at education. ’ Terms of Board, tuiti<?> and other Mr#. C. P. lirtater, Ediioeas of Newark 10.) expanses orc even lower than could reaBwea, wrilm in her paper ofJanuary H, lififl, as sonfaly bg expected. Deserving Young­ Men having the G-wpl-l Ministry ih view, J, S. GOODYEAR & Co. have thairlnifldn frtt. ■ A liberal share of public patronage is’sulicited. worid, both by those Uwrvughly ski science and also by #11 wtto bare sal bility; for it needs no medical skdl etM. Io arc that debility follows s3 and lays ton unguarded ayatei Cuatesl Pills. case, altackaofmany of tba most gangenti poorhunisititv la COUstanily liablo, i S bast Family CART1C in ike •«>£«. pie, M tbs following: consumption,------- - ----- — “»«,s t"rdlT T'*n fi,,e Qr OLD FRIENDS IN TMH maHT JSX-A-OS. Herrick’s Sueur a fearfullv lotal unless al tended to ipUmeDsDed ybm^WufolwvSa^/rr^staHnM. Also lirerjto rangvmeuts or torpidity, sod liver complaints,filseuas ofsealdiiig or ^ncoottnutes Of [t remainate be aeon •whnl action Uns ceNift will take cm chew indiclmtmta.-; But whether thbptattef • HuppreiocjJ far. or not, and the papers !tai0u<i or vidlMing the ' they have had the _____ »f then#, and tl*cy .<nt«t do .exist;' Amohjn*. and we will send yen information of a eure, welltested. and uevcr-fointg Paxrevnrx. Ws WILL HAIL raxx, to any one applying for It, THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. BILIOUS FEVgRH i LIVER COMPLAINTS. It is a lorn and beautiful paper, and contains Prtoa, 25 coats per Dox. or 6 Boxea for t J. —(iU'toUL Dssitrr*. Lore os Ar savin, aad Dm- tbe most valuable iafcnnatiou on ■mob <>rFs«AL«#-the Medieincs hav. faea aud fipennatorhea, or Hemlnal Weakness, Tb»rou*». Proparsd by Dr. J. C. AYER to 00., XmraU. *•* with tbo m##t banrSc.al results in casaa of thisFor sals #t Hasting., by Itoaws a 3tshx^ description f—Kians Evil, aed Scaoroia, In- ii» , worst forms, yletes <o the talld yti powrefol MS tion of there remarkable Medismea Nrowr foil explanation of tha origin of Syphilis, awBAvs, Nxayocs Dssiutt, Naavnrs GoanAnm means of prevention end cure. ofall kinds, Pu.rrVAT:ox or rat Ifrsas, Psi.fTtii’j On Consumption, tiial fearful dlM-ase. j Colic, are spredilv eurrdOn tho Liver. Heart, Stomach and 8km, 11 k RC V HIA I. DI ME A SES. - Peroocs whore canOn Female Complaints. BOUt MANUPACTljRKltS OF THE IMPI10VKD stftutiokn have bae«u>e impaired by tba tojodlOn the various Schools of medicines. etousuMof Mcmfeav. will find time Medicmre I On tbe modes of Treatment now Practiced. GUTTA PEHCHA On the Folse Treatment of .W• • On the various Medical Humbeg*. On the Physiology of Barrisgv On tbe common sense of Modsrine. Tka okenpast ulmoti durnhlc Houffins On Diet, Exercises and Ablntlon. Prepared sod hM by W. U. MOFFAT, How the Physiciaa abonld be. >26 DkOanwAT. Nrtr-lou FOR BALK BY AU, DRUGGISTS. u>arl3-lyr CEMENT ROOFING, J? Rvssmx. M. D, A. M.. Chief Phvakian. 6. B. Moaau, Burgeon. Dr. J. Bon*. CbemisL HASTINGS Cormpondenls will please enclose two or throe stamps for return postage, and address oar TANNERYI Tbe subscriber baringleased tbs Hastings Tennrry C>r a term of yrera, ia Baar prtpered to Tu m<r’ •« Skarn, or Otherwise, as coilomers «aay desire. White and yeJiow ©AK BARK taken ia exchange) For Tanning. ’ All Leather Warranted good or no pay. ,.<n*Z*3fo"Wa* <JIM A« A REMEDIAL AUEtT. Crayon Ambrotype; V type; Mtrlatnetrtypc; ! Mirror Ambrotype, h Alt#, Leather,and Oil Shoe Blacking this. DELICIOUS State For those who wtsb to gel well from that fol disease, a foil description of all the rome JO INS & CROSLEY, For further pnrticuhra rend fur a Cat TONIC STIMUfcAM WCIALLY dro.tr.ed fc.-tba «mm, •rtfa'i sk A work ca the eause. symptoms, and treatment MOFFAT’S The Fall Tenn «-f ihU In^lDjflon will saxip THE LADIES MEDICAL FRIEND, ter.M»b^ Tie Uilk,tu Helical Cwailii, far. tbs poblm for a period Of THIRTY YRS. And Private Adviser. aud during that time Lavs maintained • Lieb character m almost every part of tbe Globe, for thtif extraordinary end immediate power of res- Urinary And Sexual Organs, aan a wabxixo voice torins psrfect With to persona suffering under of advice and eouosoi, such m io be found in nc .....I.. . .... III.) ..t I.. l.tintan with one of tbe LARGEST and commence on the 26th of September next. _____ planations of tho causes, symptoms, diet, bathing and exercise. Price 50 cents. UFE FILLS AND PIKEMIX BITTER* of a private nature. Pore W cents. HAND Slimmene. in eonltnucd in this ttiirfifar, Mothers, read this. .. Tbe following is an ex tract from a teller be the with ita ut. Tn be had Hy addrefan^ L. A; -Godoy. Miter of a Baptist Church to tho ••Journal and Messes par." Cmci snail. Ohio, and sp^aka volumes 323, Chestnut Street. PhihdelpMa. iafuorof that world-renowned mrdseme —Mra. XHaelow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. T*km<-43 per year. Two copies, >5“We see adrerpsem'rntIn yonr columns of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Byrtip. ' Now we never said a Throe a>pics tfl. Back tintnfars Bup word in favor of a patent m^dlrfne before in our We, but we feel e-jmiieHed to say to your reader*, plied from January. that this ia co humbug—we hare Irierf H, aud kww it to be all tt elaim*. It la, nrnbaWr cue of Olivet ©allege. ( - " '’ dtpreaeing effeet. We foul toft in roBnmmsndlnK alogue to the Secretary. tbe Blood Funfier to ell aufferiag from debility, W. U. BENEDICT,fiso'y. be the canse whst II may, the Pills have thia pecu­ Ourn, Ang. IMh JM1liarity, they are p>trrr/il. g active, and *1 ibu same time leave ihs “ ’ ------- . . •d cwndilion. di W.mlM «O T,Ui«n. Try them with {far p*p»r« it Xre.Vwltsyeva* la, Bn-al.n, w.m on rridny Lr . cxpflcBsing sympklliy rtelxtb, hi olbw wonfa fof aiding and abetting trea »un, by th* Grand Jury of tbo, united Bta»< CitfaU Court of tfa former' dvr. wa'uld savtoeverv mother who baa feting from any of the foregoing di, 1st your prejudices, or rtteprriurfii stand between you and your suffeni tho relief that will be ..ro-res, abac to follow the nreuf this tuedfduc. if Full directions for using win acroap’Sgg tie. Nona genuine unless tho CURTB A CAUAtna. new York, xora. ia oa thsoi CURTIS CALKINS. New ■Ide wrapper. Sold by DrofjUta throughout t World. . . . raicr, oviT E5 rtrn rxs sums. dccSCr.lBdiMyr The *ong of bird*, of fragrance of flowcru, the •snnuriag of brooklets, aud tbe niattla of chtlRkm<>val.—R. J. Grant hits removed drvn, ant all parts of the great anthem of natnrr, ■hose •asetest symphomea soavd forth during his stock of goods into -hit new|y filled tbe bright sunshine of spring But sweeter far tu the mother's car ia thejoroua laugh of her darling up store in the Rower Bl>-ck. The Pofi Ubr. wbilM m tbe free Ude uf health. Tbo annt>fc of mind which a mother fools upon witness- office ia nlso removed to the same piner, isg ike suffering* of her infant under the influence and in fitted up in a ni of disease, is know only to beroelf, lu no instance io children suffer so ranch pain as duriug tho per­ vcnleut style. iod of teething; with whst eagerness, theix ia sought a means ot relief. But of all tha remedial Goner n>u SxrrxMiigs.—The Srptcnv agent* that ere brought 'nlo use. none exervd tn Cver and efficacy Mns. Wivslow SoonilMuSnuir. has never foiled in a single instance of effect a far number oL this exculkut" fadiea’ cere, when timely used. Besides relieving the Mag^zinc has been recuived. Il b>ntains child from pain, ii invigorates the stomach ami buetla. corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy its tnttuflly large nttuibafof fabion pfacs io the whole system. *11 also overcome* eouvul- and inU’rcating family r»fait:g. That •ioas, end is the beat remedy iu tbe world In all cases cf Dysentery and Diarrbwa wbathes it arisee -rich episode uf domestic life, Mr. fad from teelhing. or from any other cause. See ndMrs. Rasher, by the author Of Mias. orated cs wilhafosr bottlss of his rieaurtinaviaa Itlood Purifier and boxes of hisjilood Pil|* teat • snisiCT, which pot new hfofariouA iTX iflrig- rates .. These medicines are prepared in oca owx La»BATOn, under tbe care of able Cbemlata, and aro the most reliable known to sctsuce, tncludutg all the recent discoveries. To all addressing by letter, eotalning foil *c- Principal Office, 13 Cedar St., X. T. Porter Warren, Jefferson Martin, C. Warren. aocomthodiitiohs for or vw Uxutear am Sxxl-al Obuam, from wbsV ever er use or of whatever nature. Our object will be to give Joy to the afflicted by effecting in BEAUTIFUL Pewi AMMyHf < *. «d i» rire«UU"S “ >" ! U it fay ntoro it»<kmou« for U»e toZ-huc-fin. d»n Hi. for ] U> efacW it£ AND aud Prices io nit orders, from K rente to • ~9-. • ;_e»n. W...I * - A. N, BUilNGBB A GO.,------ «SSW?&’ BiSxr3 * C°' "te?stesl ” T* £ I*: ttreagUniac ftartM *7’BcaafWrilfaart wiuun low*. «*»{ mecj.lW, ii nc<w prepared to, apply : ’J—... ~ «~* Sri."*-: sr-W.*•**■■, y «y»-w.v*. •; 4 fcfsyr off tn Eurpet U becoming ary 1st the talMtJ*- NOTICE! OB note# ar boo* P S«bi rsoaat that la past due, will please fork over, —- - �H'lTTf n n 1MB k tn CURE ; FtervousHeadache BUI IOUB GOODS R. J. GRANT. Headache. ANNUAL TAX SALES. They ...IrtomYui) in removing tbe Kavtn ni J&aXsrL to which tasaiea arc ao eabject. 1 l*°U'T BP°a th° bo"’eU-n!a”Tia» For/Xwey AC- 5h.d«to. Delicaie Femaloa. and all persona of MdanLvry laMfa. they are n!» M»m a Lnu/xe, improving tbe ayprfiir. giving Com and vigor to the digestive organa, and mto * ifOeBaband elasticity and strength of the whole /The" CEPHALIC PILLS are the remit of tong inretlgatton and can'fully conducted exper- ---- --- - . .V -.___ , ' ON LOW PRICES > Come and See ! 1 DEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I H-nrC. Jtoid by Druggists and all other Deden in Med- A boa wlU U Mnl WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED mnil prepaid oc rvcedpl PRICE as CENTS. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE .SPEEDY AND SURE CURE DAMIEL COO GROCERIES JOHN ROBE -naraCIAjr and Sarween. X war. Beer tbe Coert Bouc HARD-WARE ’ kO YOU WANT WHISKERS! AND DO YOU WANT WHISKERS! «. B. WILKES. Baynoldaburgh. Franklin Co.. Ohio, I f January «, 1841. C. SoaKtitnr lo.4»«todarSt.. 5. T. Dean Sin: Bed «nd twenty-fire -cute. (85.) far which, >x of -CepbaHd Pina*' Bead to oddrona of rm. c. Filler, Reynold a burg, Franklin Co. DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE! DRY GOODS! PUh ward Ma a wtoraa-rare fiMeatr «L « •XafawX M K Town 4 North < OMYEK K. EVE Stacks of rn ..Js 2 ':fi S ^Sfn so r rtTA awtatoUh of HPALDlNOWWATT) Oe-t E wifl save tea litnea Ha ea«t annually. 48 160 11 SPALDING’S PREPAREDGLUE! TK fflltUTIIt »«etMT n 7 • :Bi 11 1 c 11 w u M It U preperad by Da d P. Bmjumw. •* •■j*’1 physician of Loodoa. sad to warranted to teto* * O' 1 « 94 04 »9 ft • “ * ’ « N 10 n N 10 " ’•: SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! ■PAUJ1NGS PREPARED GLUE! 7< SA YE THS PISCES! fCWWtT! MSPATM! ■T Snca « Tina 8*r«a At aocidonU wUl linppen.trcn in wrfl reguladed fewdhaa, it to very dee uirt,le to haeo ue^T eboop w*y fcr "’w!#S Fnnritwa, Toy, £ 2: 2: SPALDUfCS PREPARED CLUE MMtohBw* yey «l«. and no boMehold ean ■toed to *,*?** »• R U »»*iy, and is OCR GOODS Unusually Low ! n 89 2 40 b s •: £i 91 r * ** WHISKERS OB A MUSTACHE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-08-28.pdf 8ba4d58b93e68230ceefd5c4c38a8c5c PDF Text Text rf JiMritaq. J8pi i QlflBl REPUBLICAN BANNERS VOL 6. gisthtjs’ Swiwu Jirtdsrj. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1861. waWm, NO. 17. The fire still cnolinued, and the water was fall of driftwood. Many of the men Many were toe narrow I jumped overboard, and the rest bundling r , i escapes; <>ne bail came within six inches the lifeboat, jumped In and held up a me very moment wnen wiai reanut was precipitated npon the emmtry; parti MtCfelilaa by cycaight. of my left side. The fort* of the abot white hankerchief as a sign of surrender. «m strife between Wbiaaaod Democrata ! strongbold tu which all b w W. Ra<pb Baq. MiddfotiDa. Our citizen mildjers, inexperienced in was tremenduous; a horse's body was no Michigan. But one man had an opportunity to wm quite m bitter and rekatfaa - now ‘ He never reviews reg.ro. Iho baulo field, will find lb. moot terrible obstacle at all; a men’s leg was a mere go down into die babin after his property, momenfa just before the combat begins. pipe-atem. I watched the, shot m .it and be was the lieutenant, a follow named between Democrats and Republicans. JACOB FERRIS, The gulf whl-^------------------------- ’• A aoldier In bi* narration of perooaal ulruck the roots of the gras*, and it waa Harvy, formerly a midshipman in the grumbling -w.-«.jrea adventures in m tlie the Mexican Mexican War,publ'wh. War, * ’ ‘ ’ jI astonishing how the dint flew. In about United States service, under command of era In tbode dsj ed in' “H<»we’« Achievements of .Amer-I, „w Capt.-Barton. Harvey recovered hi. mocracy from the Republicans. But the icans," gives some interesting item*. on j cloud* of smuku shut out tbe opposing trunk. moment on enemy rose in our midst, brilliant object in ealooaa. He might be tin* head in the description of the battle j urniies from view. We had not as yet The Bl Lawrence still continued the plotting tbo dUmemherment «>f the Uulub 1iikalv tu break fans on a large scale if uf Palo Alto, tbe opening battle of the | lost • man from our regiment. In the fire with email arms, but directing their asked to bold them during the waitaee. war. | obscurity, tbe enemy changed tbeir line. aim at the bulk, and not at the small boat •nd tbe destruction of the Government, 1He does nut blossom in stars nnd shoul­ IUSSELL, When all was ready, both armft* 1 and the eigteen pounders, supported by the crew excepting four men were not tbe voice of partisan strife was hushed in der straps. patriotic silence. One of the brightest ' stood still Air about twenty minutes. | our regiment, Uaik a new position ou a injured. In ten minutes from the time But If you happen to be stopping to chapters in the history of our country each wafting for the other to begin the , little riae of ground. As we moved on petHpire under the shadow of a broad work of death, and during this time I did ’ the spot, * six pound shot carried away sei swayed heavily and went under, carry­ will record tbe fact that during thia evenL white oak on the road between the Poto­ ful period the great leaders of the Oppo ­ not *«ie a single man of the enemy move; the lower jaw of C*pt. Page and then ing down four men, one of whom, named WIGHTMAN A ROBINMON, ROBINMON, mac tele dupont and Arlington House, STAJiUFACTURERSof un.sbert-ireusad eop- ’ imDWtistoly, to take port ia thev stood like statues. took off a man’s bead un the right, aa Carpenter, wm a former Philadelphian, sition, sinking the partisan In the patriot, you may nee a man about tbe size of our rushed to the rapport of die Government, JI per ware. Dr«)*r» in iron. nriU,.*te»1. glau. , xinainrd qmet with ' We remained ’** *two excep-|' clean as with a knife. Tbe blood of poor living in Southwark. * gallant color-rescuer Stedman, with a sig­ (bdl-hsnlware, cnlivry aud storm. Store oae door and became ite ablest and bra* rat defend ­ The officers of the Bl. Lawrence now tiona. Gen. Taylor, followed by hit staff,. '.'-.S Page was tbe first Wood 1 mw ; be wm nificant high-bridged nose, keen blue gray rode from left to right at a al<nr pace, knocked d-:wn in the grass, and ns be discovered the life boat and the flag of ers against all assailant* until the c<>n- eyes, mouth doc unlike that of an eoor£racy was crushed and abandoned, when with his Irgs thrown .over like n woman, endeavored to raise 4rtmseif, presented humiliation. They dropped a boat end mus mastiff, who hi tea on no small prov­ y resumed tbeir former positions as made out tn the rebels, and finally paused and ms he pssaod rugn Regiment, be spoke such a ghastly apprarnne* that aiekly, ocation, but when he doea, bites Immedi­ words of .-ncimragrrn- nt. I know not fainting sensation esme over me. and tne them on board the ship, where they were party leaders upon political issues. Gentlemen, you hart been Clad in a These acta of patriotic devotion have ately, and leaves a aottveatr. what he «aid to jfa others, but when be memory of that night 1 shall carry with ironed a* fast as received, and securely blue bouse—like that of a Parisian carABSENT ON FURLOGH never been deemed evidences of infidel­ ennir up to where fa'mtaai be I talked krd me to tny ,djing day. A Tilda later, confined below. Cter—and pantaloons which might have ity or political treachery, on the part of for a long tin., and all of vou, witboot dialioction steadily at ua j l »itpp-Ss to see lu the engagement the St. Lawrence _____wt jhat Mkj. Ringgold wm mortally wounded at ti any color before the sacred soil In vel cii cireamManeM ' bis battery ; 1 saw him just after it. The received two abnte, one in the foresail, Clay and Webster, to the principles and pulverized form was half an inch deep on cflect the novel ’ 'in which ‘ >W, *had upon ns,-and as he shot had lorn away a portion of the flesh the other In the quarter deck. She trans ■organization of the old Wing party. Nor them , you may seti this man, I say, rush­ we were DM?. -------PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, hare 1 any apprehension that the firm MASON ALLKN, irnird. h*fkaid t^TV 4wy»a*l, «y hearty , >ighs; its force was tremendous. fcrred her prisoners to the flag on Bun ing his borne through sefood of dust, and ,. I cutting off bulb his pistols at the locks, day morning, and they were at once and unanimous rapport which the Dem- an aid-de-camp puffing twenty rods behind _____ other iwcasiun w#i that of Lieut. Blake, | and also the withers of his boras—aapluo- brought to this port The Petrel was oersxic leaders and miou are now giving him, in the vain endsavor to keep up FURLOUGH HAS EXPIRED. to tire Copslitution and tbe Union will .•f tbe Engineer*, who volunteered to did steed, which was killed to relieve formerly the Gen. Aiken, a revenue cut­ with the rider who, to quote bis acquaintlong »go. and onlt** you report ycured re* »t J galb>p along the enemy'* line, in front •>! • him of his misery. Tbe enemy tried ter, and was seised In Chaletton harbor ever be deemed evidence of infidelity to anew, “rides like tbe devlL" Aa be pulls HEAD QUARTERS. immediate!.*. sad kUJ* up. both arini.n, and count their guns; and । hard, but without avail, to hit one eighteen after the surrender of Fort Sumter. She Democratic principles, or a want of loy­ I *h*U bo compelled to tend CORPORAL BENT t so chwr (Fid ho g.i that he might have j pounders. The battle continued until has proved a grave mayhap, for some of ally to the organization and creed of the , I«t»>i a hundred time*. One »*f the i night put an end to the acene. We biv- the very men that seised her; and may Democratic parly. If we hope to regain • officer* of the rnrinv. doiihtlesa thinkiqg I uuocked where wo wore, and laid <® our every Federal vessel that treason has ap­ and perpetuate the ascendancy of our * be had i..nie conuiHiniration to make, arm*; we slept, however, but little; propriated likewise be its hammock and party, we should never forget that a man nothing he doea not'see—and you will cannot be a true Democrat unleaa he la a I nafe >>u« to meet him; Blake, however, j thinking we might bo attacked in our coflin. tOBERTS A STRIKER, have a glimpse of George B. McClellan, loyal patriot. ' paid n>» attention but rode »«n. and then sleep With the aincere hope that tbeae my returned and reported to Taylor. The enemy had been very severely eoncientinua convictions may coincide Thu* *to>d the two bcligerent arinir*. ’ handled, owing to the auperiorily of our with those of my friends, J am, very truly Chicago, May 10.1861. fare to face. What were the feeling* of artillery. Tbe gunners went into it mbre •Rower. Block?* Haatiugt. Mich. . How just are tbo retributions of histo­ Nr Dbar Sib—Being deprived of the voura, i th-se thousand*! How many thought*; like butchers than military «neo; |kach ry. Virginia originated the heresy of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. and tears were crowded into lhn*e few ■ stripped off hi* coat, rolled up hi* »Meves me of my arm* for the present by a mvere attack of rheumatism, I am compel­■ To Viaott Hic<>x, Esq.. Chairman State State Rights, run mad, which has crimi­ momenta! L<«.k ut our men I A tlarn- I and trad hi* suspenders around his waist; BeapeclfoUy and truly yoars. nated in Secession ; heboid her, ground Democratic Committee. my sweat is settled *11 over faces slightly I they all wore red flannel abirta,and there led to avail myself of the services of an' between the upper and nether mill-stone. ttmanuensifi In reply to your two letters. (■ate, not from cowardly feur, but from an fore, were in uniform. To see them Batting*. June IS. 1*61. Missouri lighted the fires of civil war in Il eeenu that tome of my friende art ■ Hwful i«-uac «»f peril, with a deter-i in- limbering and unlimbering, firing a few Kansas; nuw they have burst out with perienee. ! ation ni»vb‘ flinch from duty. These are : shots, then dashing through tbe smoke, unable to comprehend the dijferenet be tiretn redoubled fury, upon her own soil. It ISAAC C. MOTT, 1 ’he momenta ir. which true soldier* resign • and then to fire again, with lightning like argument! uted m favor of an ignitable ft wm during the sitting of his Court, was done in the name of Slavery but the camprotnite, with Ike hope of averting the DANIEL COOK, | ' tbrinaelvea tn their fate, and console • rapidity, partly hid from view by dense that the notorious Joe Smith was to be reaction which logically- followed baa CSTICE OF THE EEACE, Ge th< msclve* with the reflection that what- cJiaid* «-f smuko and du*l, with their hot-run of tear, and th*«c urged in sup tried for some offense against tbo $tota. Boston, his fall etock of . given more impetus tp the Emancipation ever may Imfall them, they will art with I dark red sbirte and naked arms, yelling port of the government and flag of our Mob law had taken mailers sumewhat movrmrat in Missouri than all the Abo-, country, when war u being waged againel under ite charge in tbe West; and the I honor-, these are the momenta when tbe j al every abot they made, reminded me litionista of Christendom could have dona populace, fearing tbit Smith io this par­ ’ Hlksoluts e^ward suffers more than death, of n band uf demon* rather than men. in twenty years. They sent forth her I. A. HOLBROOK, ticular instance, might manage to slip Consisting in part of the Union and total dutruction< TTORNEY and Coon trior at Law. S^.citor t» from the hnnds of justice, determined to tracks he w.ufld run jsnd flee. Fighting l Cbaacrrv. General Land and Tax A Rent.— take him from the amrt house and hang New Orleans, Muscovado. Coffee, is very h»rd work; thr man who hn» tet, second »torv of Rower* Hock. All hope of compromise with tbe Cot- ।him. They even went ao far as to erect knife and revolver for thedvil law. Now We copy from the j‘hiladelphia Preu Crushed. Powdered and Granulated Su- naswd through a two hour's fight, has ton States was abandoned when they a , gallows in the yard, and having entered her own area gleams with Federal bay, through a great amouni amount <d meniai mental of Tburedsy morning, some particulars . lived throitgn ooeta, the Rebel’newspapers sre suppress­ assumed the poaitiun that the separation tbe eourt room, demanded from tbe »l>eriff ' and physical labor. At thJ end of a of the late engagement off Charleston, Molasara and Syrups, id tbe Union was complete and final, and the person nf the prisoner. Judge Doug­ ed by the filo of soidiera, and the civil I battle I always found that I had perspired lietweeu the U. 8. Frigate St. Lawrencev Green and Black Tens. they would never consent to a reconstruc­ las was in hi* w«t; the r«*«m u as filled pntcess supplnnted by the strong military and Privateer Aiktn. The officers of the so a* to wet through all my thldt wollen Rio, Ceylon, and Java OfFe, tion in any contingency—not even if wo with tbe infurated mob and its sympa­ arm. Claiborne F. Jackson led one of JOHN ROBERTS, Stonr, Wooden,and Willow Ware, clothing, and when I got cool I was a* St. Lawrence wisely judged that many wnuld furnish them with a blank sheet thizers. Smith sat pale and trembling these raid* into Kansas, nhieh overthrew 1HY8ICLAX umI Buraeeo. Dwelling on Bread•ore as if I bad been beaten all nver with privateersmen would not know her true Cigara, Tobacco, and Snuff, of paper and let them inscribe thair own in his box ; while the *heriff, after vainly thr civil authorities, and drove away boa. character, and still further to conceal ber a club. When the bnttle ’ commences Salt and Water Lime, cat citizens from the polls. To-day, the terms. attempting to quell the disturbance, fell armament and object, the port-boles-were Soaps, Balcratus, Casein, Pepper snd the feelings undergo a change. Reader, H. P- CHERRY, Still the hope was cherished that rea­ powerless and half-fainting on the steps. polanned ehalicr Is commended to his own did y«'U ever am your bouse on fire 1 if kept eloacd and the men put out of sight. lips; a hunted (ugUi*r from his chair of Spice. She o-uiaed for a month along the At­ sonable and satisfactory terms of adjust­ ‘•Sheriff,’’ shouted the judge, Mear the _ . .. . ____ -,UL- -r haI so, ft WM then you rushed into great ment could be agreed upon with’ Tennes­ court!" It was sasier said than done. offiee mid hiw home, he ia deserted by danger; it wa* then you went over places. lantic coast, between Cape Henry and friend*, ruined in fortune, and the halter see, North Carolina, and the border Staten Five hundred determined men mix not to , climbed over wall*, lifted heavy loads, Savannah, and on the morning of the first DroCT, OU«, Burning Fl«- which you never could have done in your of Augus, while just outside the Hsrbor *bd that whatever terma would be satis­ lie thwarted by a coward, and *uch the waits his neck. Thos. C. Reynolds, the factory to these loyal States would create sheriff proved. It w*s a trying moment. late Lient. Governor, is a German Jew, id, and Camphene. cooler moments; you have then exper­ of Charle*ton, eapied a long rakish burn on the Prague; his firmer name a Uui ’ in party in tbe Colton States which Tbe lite «»f Smith was nut worth sating, ienced »<me uf the excitement id a sold- schooner, filled with men and mounting would be powerful enough at the ballot but the dignity of the court must be up­ was Reinhold. Twenty-five years ago pronUj aadoRier in be»tle. I always new my danger three or four gun* sailing rapidly down lock, Battle Creek. box to destroy the Revolutionary Gov held, and Douglas saw at a glance that in South Carolina, he advocated the right ujxm ber. The port-bolca were still shut Ever offered in Battle Creek, all id which —that at any moment I was liable to be but the flag was at die peak, and tbe St. ernment. and bring those State* back he had but a rootnenl in which to do it. will be sold at prices that cannot fail to (tilled, yet such was my excitement that Into tbe Union by the voice of their owfa “Mr. Harns," said be, addreasing a huge j. a. NEVixs, 1 never fully realized it. All men are Lawrence looked not unlike a great lumhi. reward in disgrace aad outlawry— suit purchasers. and sinewy Kentuckian. “1 appoint you berly merchantman becalmed in a strange Particular attention paid to filling or­ waa cherished by Union men sheriff this court. Select your deputies. mH daring even to come within the bor­ latitude, and U>o unwieldly for any pur der of the State which eo falsly delighted ders from Heating* and vicinity, and North and South, and was never aban ­ Clear this court bouse. Do it, snd do ft trated with fear that they are completely oom save the bolding of a big cargo for to du him honor. satisfaction guaranteed in every caw. the avarice of an enemy to court aad a doned until actual war was levied at —The highest market price always unnerved—an awful sinking and relaxa­ Charleston, and the authoritative an ­ Bight and left foil the foremost of the tion <4 all their energies takes place, daring privateer to secure. nouncement mode by the Revolutionary paid for P.iaiuce. As the stranger came dawn, tbe St. mob ; Kime were pitched from the win­ awful to behold ; they tremble like an Government at Montgomery that the dows, others jumped thence of their o« you going u> d», you bad woman’* boy f ISAAC e MOTT. B. C. PRINDLE, ‘ aspen, alink Into ditches and covert pin Lawrence hoisted all sail and nffcctad to secession flag should be planted upon the accord, and soon the entire crowd, <y»n mid Mrs. Partington M Uta pasted thru’ F PROBATE. N’oterr Publi., G«»j cea, cry—dead to every emotion but tbe be anxious to get out to sea. In reality, walls of the Capitol at Washington, and vioced of the judges determination to overwhelming fear of Instant death. We however, ehe was ediging doser into tbe ■ovTl-tf a proclamation issued inviting the pirate* maintain order rushed pell mell from the bad n few, and but a few, of such in our shore, and making arrangements below looked out to receive the reckless visitors with ap­ of the world to prey upon the commerce court-room,, while Smith wb.u bad upperof the United States. ccived, made hi* way up to the Judge’s propriate largess. Dlrecdy a shot came lery sword of Paul that the youngster As the two armies were facing each These atari I ing fata, in connection feet, laid hi* head upon his knee and wept had in his hand. “You'd better go to other it was remarkable to tee the o*»l skipping over the water, falling into tbe with the boastful annotutoerorai that the like a child. “Never.”said Dough*, “was ne*a of our men: there they atnod. chew­ sea a few rods ahead of the frigate, and Moloaea Junction, if you want to do that,* ravages of war and carnage should be I so determmsd to effect a result a* tbou. ing bits id biscuit, and talking about the a numlier followed it in quick succession, quickly transferred from the cotton fields Had Smith been taken from my protec­ she cud. rvutrair.ing hh hand as ft waq Mexienna—some w.mderinglf they would but nearly ail either striking beyond or lifted against her favorite fttefeia, ready of tbe south to tbe wheat fields and corn tion it would have boen 01 ‘ piloting over. The final discharge con ­ OLIVER E. EVERTS, fight; «»thrrs allowing that they would. fields of the North, fomiab conclusive dead upon the floor." SHERIFF. Mar bo fonod in the Court B an.1 like deimms. &c. I kept my ayes sisted of grape and caniaer, which made evidence that it was tbe fixed purpose of or at hit residence, near th* Jail. The fact that he had no «i the artillery of the enemy, and hap some little dalliance with, tbo frigate’s the aeceesinnfaa utterly to destroy the T PHILLIPS, Vst>M Saaairr and Jailor. petied to be looking toward their right rigging, and admonished the commander Government uf our Fathers and obliter­ half to hrreelf, “what, a terrible thing consideration." ‘ How shall I execute wing, when auddroly a white eurl of that tbe play wa» growing serious. . war ia, when even children show such ate tbe United States from the map uf my will I" was prubably the only ques­ signs of. consanguinity, and brother is At this time the vessels were within smoke *pmng up there from one of their egister of deeds, aod Notary tion that suggested itself to his mind al apeaklng distance, aod a man in uniform tbe world. OSes in th* Court Boom, and open at all pitted against brother, 1 catmcit bear to gun* and then 1 aaw the dust fly some In slew of this atale of fate there waa the time, and the logic of, tha answer in wm seen mouutri upon tbe pirate’s deck, think of it Isaac, dear, go down aod diatenre in from where- tbo ball struck. but one path of duty left to patriotic men. no way troubled him. The dignity of buy me nn extradition of the paper.” Inalantly another, and than another rich who shouted the 8t. Lawrence to lay to It wm not a parly question, nor question the Bench was upheld by Judge Douglas Ike departed with half a dime, and from H. N. SHELDON, curl of «noke an we. sucreoded by a distiuctly seen flourishing tbeir entlaeees, involving partisan policy; It was a qtfeathe fat that no change canro back, Mra; booming sound, and the hot shot came tion of Government or no Government; aud the gunners ramming and pointing Partington anppoeed the price bad raiued. crashing towards u*. The many Bred full and complete. country or no country; benoc ft became elsewhere. very rapidly, and tbeir balls knocked their guns. She carried three guns, sup- the imperative duty of every Union man JAMES A. SVRESEY, p-HH'd to Im rifled cannon. Then th* S l the duet about ns in nil directions—some How ro Take cvb Mxai.».—The tabled every friend of constitutional liberty, to All llxw. i»4*k*a by Nt* «r *««•• AMBtH-ASCxa.—An ambulance Is a went over our bends, -tbers struck the , rally to the support of. our common light carriage, the body being mmmted models nf mirth, wit nod bonbommie; ground in front and bounded away. with the gunners at tbe breech of the> country, its Govemmeotand flag, m the upon two wheels aad supported by vsry Our batteries now went to work, and guns, holding lighted fuses, aod directly only means of checking the progrere of light elastic apringa. It » a Hub over poured in upon them a perfect storm nf There are rota for tbe broad deck* ware filled with eeomen. the revolution, and of preserving the six fat in length. (nmi'Llmt Churehill and h a men began two, Inside, with beds, pillows, die. Tbe In blue jackets, armed with mnsketa,, Un ion of State*. I am unable to answer your question wb<> immediately apraag into the shroudsi laryl’uMin. and ran out on tbo yards, laying prone Ini in regard to tbe policy of Mr. Lincoln and 1 IU-.U rrp" » ...............— r- # f.r Csllectlsn. , tbe nuflnhip. on tbe bowsprit, in the fore-- Cabinet. 1 am not in their confidence, as 1 taneous -halt, which seemed to inspire > .nd <Ma wolr, O«|A<. “ b­ day, and I our men with renewed .■•mfidonce. I o-nld . lun. I u> U» .«pp»rt" of hear evrrv word rhe (Jentcmmt raid tn . th. prman pUley nor opoUtf.l fer rapidly without injury to the wounded. H. nwn. Wlwn ths firm abut was fired k (Ufeonrf tte AdmhiMmir*. Hjr P. ■. Rt'BSELL, h.- watebtd th. bet', asy ing. “Too b«h t pnriow ™!.Uoo« to thorn remote-m“larArntT.”—The term Infantry, apire .....iberF—“Uto l<>* try a man at every point. CHOKE OAK OPENING LAND, l____I tko limA will n*VM- TWKTET nod COUNSELLOR AT LAW, i Center ^Suttllanj. ■ very small. Great Battle ! ! ! 110,000 Volunteers Wanted, Immediately!! The Great Battla H. BAILEY Groce ries! ! TA MUSTACHE I FOR SALE I I CASH OB PBODUCB R Ready Pay Call and Settle SO ADIKBS .. I with STEBBINS. any needful sacriftM « and party policy for the ■h.mud Cteiretell.Up •teni»«»o _ ' — ._ L. ,L..„ trn*n at. Inuit J£C CAMLEY BBCTR to da Terms Easy. ple^wrfartilleryn—UM tban tbeadrioa .‘•eV kj> �WAR NEWS! ! New Advertisement*. REPUBLICAN BAKKER, Ilf, MO. * haul* M» bx>gbt bM *>gbl * « Idock at OtarUttun. between tbe had-1 A forora, ab-ut 250 strong, of the 22d Ittnois regiment under command of OJ. Bwttgbarty. accompanied by LieuL C*d. r>* ..r .ii.t. in. 1——. by C..L WedMsday M«raia0 HavJWO IX THIS, CHKSXJT OVB COCRSK, not tbe courage to ufykLn Let him at- sure and abiding confidence m tho ability V»«WAKD WITHOp FKA* AXD ireAm.—Abhinur Lta'caln. suppresses tho circulation of th* New P. Sharp. O«. A. A wring the wound- aing transmission through th* mails, is a cd are CoL Itougburty, riiffhtiy; Liswt. blow in the right direction. Tbe vaunt­ Cel; Ransom, shot jn the shoulder, not ed freedom of the Press in otfr country, has in these cases and a few others. , . _ - 6 • , - ’ . . ‘ i. • ' ( Run I I J Constitution and the Government and Ir—Iv. of H Tnwsr. near ‘h« prsmtew, ST of We were stattenrd at Camp Blair at tbe and ran from tbe field. But I have it from goud authority that it is false. He its value fa loot —r;Tr ^R. J. BOVEEDODS’ Imperial Wine Bitten! I a^»5whah«vsn*«2^22- w« •‘■’’‘V’ Ferris threw the colcra ings that races, has recently been fortunate to win bSS, [Uattap, Augut 5, was sunstruck the first day and was rarrjed from the field, but he was al bls stated. ing largo discoveries of Nitro in various caves. It is of no ait; “saltpetre won't CHANCERY SALE post and performed hie duty during tbe whole of the last battle on the 21st. We are going to remove to tbe Brig loudest about the right of free speech and tbe freedom of the pres* are those whose Rf* Gen. McCulloch, a rebel Gen­ sympathies are with traitors, and whose eral engaged in tbo bottle near Spring­ word* and acts are treason. They cisi tn field, was not killed ashas been reported. 20. *H»e nrrest of Bbtler, Read and others, tbe right under a charter to destroy the in Philadelphia, is only tbe first manifes­ charter itself; like a man who is be inventive genius, estimates the number tation of a purpose which the Govern- queatbed a legacy, and claiming to be of Union men killed, wounded and pris­ • mcnl has long entertained, but which lias executor of the will proceed* to destroy oners since the war began at 3,828 and been delayed with a view of obtaining cumulative evidence. For some lime it, to prejudice the right* of others under tbe rebelcs at 5,503. past the Government has been satisfied it, and at the same time expects to retain gy The Det Tribune rajs tlpcre that tbe rebels were receiving aid, com­ all it gave him. are at least five thousand dugs in that fort and advice from prominent men at Self protection is the first law of nature, city. There are several “doggeries” in the North, who all the while. professed and it is, or should be the first law uf to be warmlyin sympathy with the Uni­ this village, but we give up to Detroit. ted States. Though there was positive Governments, above, before and beyond F5F** It was stated some day* since Information of this, tbe parties implica­ all fondamental.or legislative enactments. ted were not arrested, because tbe Gov­ It is a new thing in this country for the th«t 225 volunteer officers had rcsicncd ernment deaired toJtnow the full extent Govermenl to lay its heavy hand , upon, since the battle <»f Bull Run. About tri; of the treachery, and ti» have evidence of even the licentious liberty of a corrupt of these are from Michigan. all its manifestations. By keeping a isr There are about thirty thousand | strict surveillance over the correspon­ press, and it might well startle the country dence, supposed by the parties to be pass if upon But now - .any ordinary occasion. LT■ । letter* received daily at Wasbbgton. ing directly to the hands of tbe rebel* to Itl. . .m.r. drmnded b, lb« lo,.l | Al |«ltwo d,lrd.»f item «. Ibr «>Uwhom the letters were addressed, the au­ people of the Government and becomes iers. thorities'have ascertained all that it wm desirable to know. While it damns a a military necessity , io n war for the pres­ jy Hon. F. W. Kxllouu is author few beyond recall, it also affords sntiifac- ervation of all our liberties under the ized to raise a regiment of Cavalry in tory testimony that the defection of Nurb- great charter of freedom. What tho ’ ern men is much less than 1-xpacted, and loyal people demand, it is tins duty of this State. that a small number uf promiuel leader, At an Industrial school tn Edin­ tbe Government to Iperforai. There need being placed in confinement, the disafleclitm wiil be healed. Whan all tbe ar- jbenn fear of a Military Dictatorship; burgh, Scotland, tbe daily papers are rente are made, lhe public will be sur­ this Goverment is a creature of tbepeo- introduced, to be read by the more ad prised at some men appearing a* trait pie, directed, controled. supported and vanecd scholars. Tbe effect is said to be ors, and still oiore »qrpri»rd that they defended by the people. The people do excellent. should hove comitted to paper lhe evi­ not desire thnt crime shall go unpunished £y A Texas paper slates that salt dence of their own guilt. The Court of Inquiry In the case uf and treason prevail against tho Govern­ Washikotox, Aug. CoL Miles, which hu been sitting for several day* at Alexandria, adjourned on Moudayjto the )5lh of September. In tha mean time, Co|. Mile* baa been grant­ ed a furlough to go where he ploues, and It i* probable be will visit the *ea- nov there, uvfug been de- ' OJT* Mr. Tenbmecl, the American rights, by claiming the right under the Constitution and laws, to destroy the Capital, and the Whole Glorious Union. V toys fought m became jSix Mites from HMUnis,<he ossaty ■— >b. Hte *>• -W who bad Joel so much money in English the “Good wood Cup,” doctrine of popular sovereignty and State Lan<Js For Sale ! . of the army to protect and defend tba ■ •!!,£ TU Douu«ratAof..Naw.H*mp, the Ug; George G. Perrv, slight wound in tbe arm. Our woumfad are all doing well. Cnpt. Noir man, with fifty ^mounted men left Bird's Point about six last even­ ing for Charleston to join the forces under Cd. Doofikarty, failed to form a junction with Col Dougherty but met a party of rebels about one hundred strimg and gave battle, Idling two, taking thirty three prisoners, andcspturing thirty-five horses without lhe loss of a man. the public confidence has also been re■lassd, and these-4a-fog—asal foaltog at ment, but when these shall be punished and suppressed, the people would compel, ado Headquarters »<K>n, which is com posed of the N. Y. 12th, Maae. 14th, Mich 2nd and 8d, Col. Richardson com­ mending. I am at a loss for farther in­ THESE BITTLKJ telligence that would be likely to mtercslyour reader*, and therefore, will only add that 1 sm happy to subscribe tnysclf yours for lhe Union, fi»rever. . ISAAC D. REED. Wagoner <tb Erigsds M. I., WasbisKtoa, D. C. incipient consumption. jpausasx-ar BLOOD PURIFIER ANU BLOOD PILLS Dr. Dois' <*lfbarled Wtee BHurs jVicB I THE VERY LATEST! FROM WASHINGTON. MORTGAGE SALE New York, Aug. 23. A special dispatch to the Covtmereiai, Washington, Aug. 23, aays: “The Balti­ more papers hereafter are not tu publish news which wilt injure the Government. They have done so very freely hereto­ fore. The secessionist* are spending money to circulate peace argument* in the free States, and dtlxena of Baltimore, of great wealth, are engaged In the business.— The New York A’er* snd lhe Day Book derive assktanoe form these men and tbeir sympathisera in Southern cities. ICANDINATIAN REMEDIES!: Um year of aar UH aw am! hfty A*r.r>Kiited by U’iJ IMPORTANT POST OFFICE ORDER New York, Aug. 24. The following has been promulgated from Washington. If carried nut, it will act as a virtual suppression of ti»e news­ marshes of that State to supply lhe South­ papers named: ern Confederacy. roUblUhes ths following FACTS: FEM A L ES. PILLS CONTAIN KO MINERAL was compulsion necessary, the restora­ DY8Pn*8U Tbe Postmaster General directs that rilh .wrriwnrtai»tf, «ndjn a very short time. from and after yonr receipt o| this letter, !hat alter all other tnadieines have proved uae ma, they rsiiwa none of the newspapers published in New enough for two years, wool enough to side for bi* health. Tbo testimony in loyal people, whether in arms themselves LI VEH COMPLAINT, York city, which were lately presented his defence will be beard on the re-assem­ or encouraging by word or deed those clothe half of tbo Confederacy, and half by the Grand dory-as datigenuis from DR- J. BOVEE BODS’ a million balee uf cotton. Wo mistrust tbeir dialoyalty, shall be forwarded in the That bling of the Court. who are in arms against the Government, Imperial Wine Bitters KICK FEMALES, George W. Peck, editor of lhe Auburn they might reduce that story by a few mails. Aduertieer. has declined the appoimnsant have expatriated them selves, and hart no riffhte under the Government. Tbe of Consul to Porto Rico. pM*‘y Chief Civil" all It is currently reported in Baltimore, most dangerous enemies of the Govern­ iex-_ —... . dial and gratiy aUmnialing prepertita. Thai Uwy yesterday, and so published in lhe Ex­ ment to day, are rebel sympathizers in rcciuil REBEL CORRESPONDENCE change of this morning, that CapL Grif­ SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. tbe North; those who apologize for ell DISCOVERED fin’s Company of tho fifth Artillery, who Mr. Editor I have the honor of ad­ did such effective service al Bull Run. force and violence committed by traitors, Bridgeport, Cl., Aug. 25. had deserted and gone over to the rebels. and there can be no more effective mode dressing you from the camp of the Mich. In cleaning out tbo office of the Fbrmer Il is needless to say that there i* not the of dealing with such, than to apply to 3d which is moat delightfully situated last night, a mail bag wo* found filled with CAUSE BOON TO HEAL, siightrol foundation for tbe statement. them the same remedies to sustain our upon the lands of Lieut. Hunter, late of letters, &c.. lor *eccsrioni»ts in Alabama You will hardly ^credit that many of institutions ths I they advocate for their the U.S. N-, on the banks of the Potomac. •nd Georgia, «ome of them explaining the tbe rebel re»id<nts of Washington re treason of home politicians. . BECBV1T THE DEBILITATED, nisinsd up all night, waiting for the at­ destruction. Let traitors take warning I shall endeavor to give you a little brtUfait tack of Johnston and Beauregard. Such everywhere! If the government .cannot insight as to a soldier’s life and fere io STOPPED. DR. J. BOVEE D0D8’ reach them, the people car*, and ieiU!J . the Mkh 3d. Bangor, Me., Aug. 25. disappointed this morning at the non-ap Revillo and Roll call at 6 o’clock 4- M. 2UEP3MJU. JjJT’JXllC pearance of those gentleman •« the op­ 0BSTBUCT10N3 OFTHE BLOOD Beat tor breakfast at 7. sick call 7J — OH HECRETI0N8, per, depoerted in the Poet office, baa bean The last issue of the Pioneer contains Morning drill from eight till half past _._____> i- -■ — w,kn ka.HMri Cixersxan. A«r. 22 an at tide over the signature of Geo. A. 9. Dinner at 12. Baltallioo drill from Bmt m mind that d>« SCANDINAVIAN VEG-’ Smith, which assumes that tbe article in to 5, and then ,comes Dress Parade. CTABLE BLOOD DILLS ar. «ndor»ed by lhe in-tbe Kanawha Valley, right mite* ■XM>i«ae«of <hnae»n4* of living witasw wb». bayond Gayola, on the 80th. The rebels the Banner of leal week commenting Supper call at 8. Retreat at Roll ANOTHER REBEL ARRESTED. four thousand strong, advanced to where upon tbe article which we published from call at 9, taps at 9| and than lhe days Philadelphia, Aug, 24. the Ohio I lib bad erected barricades, the Planter beaded -‘Military Operations,” toil is over, and tbe weary soldier packs and were driven back with the loss of A man named Aken was arrested yes erenr asaaneand organ of tbesT*te», was designed especialy for him, as tbe fifty killed and a eonsidrable number terday as a 8<>ulbern agouL Huwaacon pal it ttMHMigbty aad permanently. insinuation “could mean no one clef." hours, the danger snd foil of the day wounded and taken prisoners. Our loss nected with Sloat, ot Richmond, engaged TONIC. MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. was none killed, two slightly wounded. We demur from this conclusion for two that has passed. At thia moijlent the In altering arms for the rebel*. A coil of PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Regiment ia pasting a review and inspec­ Geld telegraph wire was found in his bag quite a number of horses and equipments. with Mr. 8. privately or through tbe tion of arms, by an officer of tbe U. 8>A. KM* tion of the rights of afl loyal people. We assert most emphatically, that dis­ fy The Houston Telegraph says that Texas has raised wheal and corn SwLh-wMt fractowa! fraction*] quarter ■ JytTxodte JOKAS- B.COO1EB. Mwrttpr ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE / STATE OF MICBIOAS, I Oocxtt or Macuvs, > ft? MAIL BOAT SEIZED BY SECES­ SION I8TB. CixcixxATt, Aug. 22. Private dispatches say the Tennesseans Mixed at Peducah, Ky^ to-day, the Evans villa and Paducah mail boat and Uiok her with ber cargo up the Tenuewsec river press. Secondly, we held the editor of They are being ordered to carry 40 rounds the Pioneer personally responsible for the of cartridges—keep their guns In good ANOTHER REBEL EMM1SARY AR­ RESTED. order—and be in readiness to march at 15 minutes warning. Philadelphia, Aug. 26. They are also re­ Wm. 9. Johnson, nephew oftbe/ebel General, was arrested at the depul to day, paragraph of denials. If Mr. S. la In which consists of soft bread, 22 ox. to after purchasing a ticket fot- Louisville.— jured at all, he was injured by an indis­ each man per day; 1| lbs. fresh beef or Hfe trunk contained a number of letters creet friend, with whom ha should deal f 1b. salt pork. One pint of coffee for for the South, one of which spoke of the BLA^ INSURRECTION for making a personal assault on us, a breakfast, one pint of enfies or tea as they prisoner as an officer in the Confederate Nrw York, Aug. 22. army. Tbo Tme'e Washiagton dispatch of reply to which, as he insists, could mean choose for supper. Bean soup three limo Aug. 21 says: “A formidable insurrec­ no one else but himself. Mr. Smith’s per week,rfoe three time; vegetables, such FROM FORTRESS MONROE tion occurred among the slaves in Orangs letter is somewhat too lengthy for oar as potatoes, peas, Arc., twice a week. This Fort Monroe, Aug. 25. limited apace, or we would pabliab it, to ia J believe, a correct statement- of the Tha formidable preparatiims fora Na­ mad*, and defending ourself, in one abort bill of fare, which no one ought to com formerly id epitbeta rather than frets or drafted into the military service of the Bute. movementsof THE REBEL ARMY. arguments. . men among no many, that will find fault. Il is quite healthy hero at thia dote, have drag into print relative to bit efforts to Certtikalaa, published in a eGnspieaoa* part of thU paper from tiros to time. Dr. Bsbackh Med- quired to keep on hand five day* rations, CHABM0 JVIDDIFIKLD ’> *'L* PMOrUKTOM. combr, latoof Aeavna, Pkoi.iTt’oRDER.' A NEW ARTICLE I Probata Court te“'l»XdtiV'WiIl- A nsw sad drll^tfut Rlom. giving tone to lb. tOumsel lion of billfout ownpUioU val expedition from Old Point are-about com plvied, it* dostinatkm is a profound Mcrot • Lieut. Crosby returned last nhrbt from ^Bsr-’scri B3& had considerable rain laid/ and quite prire schooner. ctent importance to our reader* we would publish some of tha facta relative to his Tks fee* of tbe Alexandria aod There is a flying report in canip that the rebels are marching on Washington and Alexandria. But I think Jr/. i-now bet New York. Aug. 26. The Tribune't Waahingtoo currcapond tingly bring before our reodarv; but we are not entire!r noo-coin battant, and If other “pattern guns” down on Arlington HASTINGS IMPORTANT ARRESTS OF REBEL ..... BPIBB. Beauregard’s headquarters waa arrested to-day, sidle passing through our lines to. TEMP13IANCE, STATE OF MICHIGAN. It is xx.xbt Oidiua. Ike Cironit Court ufiiM Heights and vicinity for Beauregard and dressed to and implicating protuinwrt oUixous to Wubiagto and Alexandria. Albany, within <»he mile of our camp. D.tel.1 loam. Site LOVIK a TANNERY I �s pEOJA L KOTYCES ATTENTION! a-.*., ted to tbeir nosh.-! : ■ . Tha vlH*g» WplM^. and the varied MftMBwadaiiom for students <K -.'COMPANY,!! both •exe* are mostly such sscoVld be desired by tbe pttrous of education. Terms of Board. Tuition aad other expenses are even lower then could rea­ sonably be expected. Deserving Young Men having tbe Gospel Ministry in Mew. have their tettow /r«. A liberal share ON EIIGHPRICES m k wi SOOTHING SYRUP, Stacks of F«r CWWssa TeeUUag. ADVICE FREE. NEW GOODS! TO BEOBLATE THE BOWELS. of publie petrooage iasolicited. For further particulars «*nd Air a Cat­ alogue to the SccretaryA ' n . W. U.’ BENEDICT, 8*c*y. Ouvw. Aug. 18th 1M1. ’ • ■ K> CONSl'MPnVES RELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOBE lilFANTB. BAILEY . And tbooc aCHcled with EYSPirSlA. 5ERVOOS DEBILITY. BEAUT HIS SPRING STOCK DBU8S.FFTn A AGUE, n COX8TIPATIOM. Tba nnder.icnrd. now asveatyfiva year. old. Ln far MM drrotod hi. lira* to curing bia Part^.^«r» .nd the poor in Haw York of these Arradfal c-jmplaJui*. which earry lhou»andi and tkaaMad.to.B untimely grave; be ha* aaldooi te,lrd loeo" all "bo have applied to him for r». . u.l.-.ir e it tn be a (Ihriftti.n dutv U. ew OF GOODS. Comprising LARGE AND BEAUTIFUl. DRY GOODS Fob Waibuutok.—We snd ovucoswoonvuUfaus, wbisb, ifnol .yrndily remedied, end ia death, w* b*li«v/ft the beat understand Mr. Norton's Company of the Lincoln Cavalry had orders U. marrh from their 111 ur ice »O<1 uireciion. lor cure, JC53O»SW!,t: camp at Grand Rapids, fop Washingt.in, >H can b* tout by mail or axprs on Tuesday. The following is an extract from a let­ ter written by. the Rev. J.S.Hu* *•* Pierpont Street Baoti.l Church la the "Journal and Messenger. Exo lx.—Some two month* ago Mr. Joseph Odell, of Carftan, took from ita nest, a young eagle, which he SPRING & SUMMER B00Tg AHB SHOES, etc. three month* old. kept until it u now t U«. Non* gvnulna m CVETIN A CALKINS, N The volunteer* who left here no Sunday "Wt m« .o advrrtlMWivnt ia your cvlumus of Mu Window's Kxmuxo Svsrr. Xow we never hive purchased this National Bird, and u>4 • word in favor of S pntsut medicine before I* .ur Ufc, but we feel c-nupHled to toj to your taken him on to Washington. rvwkr. (hi. i» n* humbug—ws a irs mio n *xn (>•< ivt sx tu. tv et-Aina. 111. probably one of no.1 .uerrwfal medicines of tbeir d.y, becanac it Kalamazoo Co. Aobkcltcxal Faib.— b tkr bent. And tba** nf tout re.drr. who bsvt We have received from F. Little, Esq , Ubwv eso't do better tban'to Uy in a supply.** Secretary of this Society the Premium I dredihlMo-lyr WEARS NOW ON VERY CHEAP of Lire PILLS ANU FUCKHIX BITTERS 1 for* th* public for a p*nod of THIRTY YI ud during that time hav* maintained a bi character u> almost every part of th* Globe, tbeir *xtrnanlinsrr and immediate Mwar of r turing perfect iMallh to peraoo* suffering un< List and a compiiinentary picket to tbe exhibition which will bo held at tine Fair Grounds in Knlnnnizoo Sept. 25th 2flth 27 th. DRY GOODS ■DAlbl AB® BIKB The list is full and the pram him•» offered very ltl>cral, which will, undoubt­ edly. secure an I A. Smith in thr Pioneer applins to ti* repeatedly tho ep­ LOW PRICES infest A... THE I BfcETAiLE’LlFE MEDICINES pu«» aad haallby bile, ioM»i acrid kfad; FLATUIXNCY, ogh fife, and It ah.w. bow THE ithet which heads thia article; Ifit means min. who The GeBtleaeas Medical CeapaEME, It exp^w sn the Humbugs, and C Tricks to vutic* tl • awk and well. It No mistake this time interesting exbibltfon. “Mousimo."—Geo. opposition to political and military THE LADIKS MEUOk FRIEND, ■aniags. HAND with ooti uf the LARGEST and BEST AaaorUnenla diet, bathing planation, of th* World. and measures eight feet from tip to lip. ver­ HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Cooking. Dyeing, Prraerving. Cleaning. >w to Plant and wbat It u best to Raisa. the public grans lies stealing their living at tbe expense «■*! private pockeU, and making no return THE COHRUMPTIVra BOOK thtrefiire, he may apply it to us as often as he pluses, and think of tbe definition NORMAN BAILEY. at every application. tie. of ail uile.ti.al ubetrnctiou in otb»nu Th- Ltrs Msmchs. bar* bees know. I* cure RlUiUM ATI-SM pavmanmtly in thr* week., .nd OOUTui half that tin., by trmnviug 1^*1 |D|» Pierce Butler was arrrsted at I^T* Philadelphia on thr 19th lost. of the Secretary of War. by order imorsifil edl 11-4., k, rmk., .u-rtk Tbe arrest wax io consequence of intercepted letter* to the enemy. giving information was taken to furl UTSSSCi: lie Hamilton with the other aristocratic primmer*. UCUHVEY. ULCERS, sad INVETERATE SORES, tv n perfoel psrit- «hich tbM* LIFE MEDICIjOrSriv. to the Hood,andnU tWbwnm. SCORBUTIC ERUPTION!, and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by tbeir altersuva effect upon We hope they may have a pleasant time singing Ever shown iu this Market, which we are prepared to sell at a small ‘Dixie.” Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, advance from The burning of Hampton ia now confessed by the rebel*. They give no good excuse for it, hut one'* paper says it was undoubtedly a military neertsily. It was regarded aa an act of wnnt«m van­ NEW YORK COSTS. COLDS and INFLUENZA will always be eared by on* do«e,ur by two in I FILES - Tbe ortsfaal proprietor ieitm, was cured oflMr.. of »5 jea dalism so Inng aa they could charge It i»iSSKS2L*-' npnn tbe Federal*. Mn. C- P. Bnatcr, Editoass of Newark (0 ) Th**. write. ia harpspar «tJanuary t>. IMS, as iKseLwet# waud aa «nh a fcwboUlss of bi. Scandinavian ■Uri Parificr aad boxes of bi. Blood Pills laat wmww.ehKhpm newUft tote fu. TWfa’W Geo. A. Smith complains of a ‘"fire io thr mr." That is just thr place J. 8. GOODYEAR* Co. we- expected he would get shot if he »wt to lhe war at all. OLD FRIENDS IN THB HIOKT ^ArOJB. ■h Blood Purifier to all suffering from debility, . Tbe refusal of the Government tn Carry b» ttr caw «hat it may, the Pills bare thia pecu- | in itamails th«*e trraaut»Bblesheets which Herrick's Hagar Coated Pill*. tur.tr, Ur are prw.vvW. y settee, and St lb* asm* bwc lea,. Um patient stronger aod in so itnprov- i aim u» destroy iu very existence, is a ... ■ Tbu b«st Family CA* ccadition. dlffcreutfrotn wait fiiMlKrsgrfh* step in the right direction. N«» man fa THART1C la lb* wurid. Try them ,iih tbe Blood Purifier and tm wfll fewl l>u many .U barabsu* relfarsd, swd stiibwg to to blame for refo.ing U> carry home the powder with which sA ‘-nemv expected testimony U thei r «hkmey. ' to destroy his household. To criticise the action of Government is »me thing, and is tadershle, no matter bow oflenslve, but to aid in its overthrow, in a time of war for its preservation, is treason. No pleas about liberty tif the presa avail here. The journals who are denied postal privileges are Imiked upon by every otw as nn ensmy al our drfdra,' ami Taxi >xuss. Laos Cocrrr, nothing wwld be mors unrssw-usbls than Florida July 17.1^. tx> ask that Government to transport the To Da. H**a«. Albany. K. Y—My Denr Dooenemy over ita own highways in its own tor._i write thfa to iufurta vou of the wonderful oonveynnocs. The vary pspens which, bitherbi, the Government have carried, h«,. U.n b, U» ~.">J M ih.t period. When in 5*w y ort iu Awfl Inst. * W* U A REMKXHAL AVBTTfriends and endorsed as useful allies m their esuvo, by tbe selestiun of copious BBLPfJJCIOCS T0!GC 8TIMCUIT. extracts from them, used to prove that die Federal Government was odious at home, and that the rebellion mnal succeed. What could morn completely fall within tifo definition of “aid and comfort" tn SSalttioe (tome sad diuretic) which *a Old sod Pare Om. Pal up fa Uw enemy l—Zfar- Tribunt. .bor. n JuH tnbuta to you *. * UbysfaUs,, *»d jwn sauiM u»dsold by sU druggist*, grocers, ,221Vu» k- b-..»-aj, «.n,. 2“?$s?f«as A CO., Ho. 18 Farit is tbe only pr«psx*tK>s erst nffvrod U> in a popular form *o a* Io be within lb Bit. Ho chemically and skillfully comb be t!>« Sloat powofttl Ionic, and yet •< adapted <m «■-< io sw/stV saurduoev an 4<ufAe«wv*.<A./te wrakrtt «*• (one up ths digestive organa, andallat i aad other irritation. 1I ia also psrfocUy Ung ia Ite effect*, and yet it ia never fa ■aw THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. BILIOUS FKVEK.H A LJVKR COMPJ.AtNTB. wor»t forum, yirids to th* mild rut p*w.rfai tins of tho* nwsrkahla Madieinau Nr. Swaava. Nssvocs DaatLirr, Naarot * Court-aisri of ail kinds, P»t*tYATi.i.vor tax Bxabv, Panmst Colic, sre si eedilv cured. MERCL'RI.U. Lh8EA3ES.-P<noM trboaaeon BUtullopa bsvtb*4Mu«liaMlv*4 by Oo^faMf tiosa s*e of MsncrsT. will find tbesa M editins* JOHWS ACR08LST. 80LE MAN U FACTURERB OF TH! IMPROVED Oo the Falte Treatment of Dia*aas*k Ou lhe varies. Medical Hnnbsgt. OUTTA PEBCHA ■ Msnapsrifa. ' IT»p*red snd sold by_ IT BFBBAJD SATES PKOOI FOR SA LX BY ALL DRUG0I9HL marU-lyr GROCERY, SALOON H i'wISBH Ut. BOARDING-HOUSE. The subscriber fa now prepared' to sell FAMILY wstsr, bsoec *11 Unv.lrrx sbosM have a b< with tbsas, and *11 should tak* a Hasp—fi lasst befots eattsg. a* it prwwu cosUvse «trengthen* th* dlgmtive organ v It should h UmbiadsMsUponou. ofsAmrtsry hafafa. dsot*. mimsum, liter.ry |B*a, and *U India. asssatMMd to swob oui-4oor esarci.t aiwak wny. wm ri- IfU«ff will Hwy iSIIMum GROCEBJES As luw aa the lowest, For Cash w ready poy.ofrfy. Wann Me&la at AU Houfb ! TEA Or C»ld Lunch if desired • QR COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE SAR­ DIN EB, A®. ' bora OR RUN photogh^C'^x^T. Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette AmBh>lype ; Melsineotype; Sphwaotyne; HEAT IS BEQVntED.” .A.„bM,p<Wr«Ul Am­ z- brotype; Relievo Am- AND COPYING dou. Also, Ico Cream and Lemonade. Ga*I><TDL— ibaldi WM «oe Italian protest, agabt lhe Free CEMENT ROOFIX0, nwiLtuw mar. Board Will be fgrnished hy the day or (Carasr af Ufarij IWs HJ MOTT YC J.lMy JORMftaWSLJ *■£***&. 0W». tor Bright I ewwnZvB Lastly, I am pre or Cut th. or sew curtomeys. WW" I- Awd, fiaailr. if you daairo __ ________ of Okie, 01XM rfo« “rt". MDuinwif C<««4l to Rome. -A QOQD RARGAJN” «raCUtAlf 3HA FA,” Jost call Bt tbe sfan of the Barber Pole, ■rs*or£ July, 1M1. A.iiims. NOTICE 1 rav-*>«iiA—. m JL 3. CU31. �a ns ON LOW PRICES Come and See !! Si-8i WE HVAB JUST RECEIVED SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE 11» 160 N» » 1 !9 1 Ml 11» l <0 I ■0 4 k) n 0 izi 0 W WEEDY AND SURE CURB 13 WITHIN TBSIK KLACH. .<1 0 1( 0 0 ii 0 n» 0 0 ® n 8o 0 ■ 410 If0 ItM a« 0 ®D©TO ft 6HDB8J rsu to sand ms ose boo box of roar PUls. /law rwriesda gnat k Yours, resnectfollr. LAKY ANN STOIKHOUSE. Boreas Crock. Buntinst^Co.. Juury 18, Ik 1861. I | GROCERIES HARD-WARE! itK { B 40 15 14 14 r 1 • 14 7 7 1 7 6 7 4 4 'J 7 14 4 ■. 6 U 4 4 2 t 1 10 a S so 14 4 T "91 1 M 1 0 n 47 S3 1 S9 5» 46 » 0-> 00 s? 74 74 88 75 t» 1 47 M 67 41» 46 78 i3 6 4 72 11 3 72 60 60 18 41 4? 33 77 4A J 0A t0 »o 40 9 80 it h 11 J ■■ 0 14 9 • 90 80 80 90 90 80 80 80 80 80 un G7 f> • 8t M 1 «S 90 f 1 4 1 4 4 1 1 14 4 . 1 14 I. WKIGir and COUNSEL 177 4 B *',> ? S6 » 1 80 3 11 T 1 BO I II 1 1 80 | 47 1 04 80 11 S4 6I ft' 4 ■ 1 2 90 4 ST S 0B 90 M M 1 4 • 80 1 <i SI 45 90 1 11 7 I 8t 1 8 It f r 11 8 Town 3 North of Rang. 7 West. riundXoQ 3 l«0 11 M I IB 8 JJO YOU WANT WHBKEB1 AND DO YOU WANTWHBKBrai DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHB1 DO YOU WANT A MUBTACHIf ta.it Cota St, B.T. IHtABBUl: Isol.nl find twmtv flrr cents. (5\) thr whirb, send box of "Cephei id Pills " Send to addrres of Bor. Ifa c. niter. Beynotd.borx. Yranklte Co. Ohio. •taZatatr****'^** Truly MLUM6HAT1 cEtnum STUHTLATniG 0NGUW1, Fwr Um WSMlch »•< DRY GOODS! "T1 ,-®^*** Fn LrR * li YrrttaU. Mfchi, ta.14.lB81. LX1JKS2 Pot lo^ atoos Insect yonfor aboxof Cephabe TSE maiLinic »Wf«W u rw-w 3, t»- c r “**" eoetivsoeea. Sd*I reoelred ths .amo. and lAey W Stacks of UMm. “A U »xn*M - out a thick net of WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE tar At=ru bof.ic et spAUtixo-anau-Airi 5ua^noo*l« limos itooost eaaoaUy- ^9 SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! tfpAUHNG’SJ’REPARED'GLVE! SAVE THE PIECES! ... BOHrOHYl DWFATCB! tiff “A tact utTim* Ratw Nbo." jn OUB GOODS Unusually Low ! 4 50 1 4 « •- M E.A 4 M s n •a 1 88 8M 6 —2 r. . a 5Bt 7 tt 4 n 8 07 8 * « 97 M to tn 1 * >U B tt »tt !* A IS 4 08 7 N •M ;g 1 US 4 08 :s 8 ■ IS tn ;s ! 33ITO7 7 IT 0 r 44 4 74 tot M 4W St 80 = m IS :s W.l Ji .'KhNB � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-09-04.pdf 85c84c27f894787500a568e96744a5bc PDF Text Text WMawiHavgAw £tnu rf ^tartan* sad Card Prtatlag. y ft- 4. ftary PrUiinf AtadMU, flg,faF ea rtart ,f VOL. 6. HASTINGS. BABBY COWTY. MICH.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. IR61 gistings' fastness Jlirtclnr. Brel staked flippers, Beni MatnilU. Best pair Lamp Mata SO W JACOB FERRIS, NORMAN BAII.KY, Bret foot Mall, Best Lace Cap, Brat worked Collar, B-rt under Sleeve*, Bmt Tissue W«irti; 50 Brel Sofe CusHua. ■ 50 Beat ornamental nrpdbr work, SO B.et Sewing by band, | Reel Sr» ing by machine. 50 50 50 50 50 Jceou-C. Fllta, Amvria; I. N. Kre'. er, Thontapplr; D. G. flobhivon, Hast inga; Hiram Lewis, Prairieville; flam. Stuart, Johnstuun. ' ' Attorney, Connaellar and MUcllor. CUM M. 1-etaHioni. Best Stall 1..n 4 yvari'iiTd br over. Second bert do, Bea* btallion 3 years old. Second beat do, Brel Stallion 2 yeAra idJ. Second best do. * 8“‘ WAR! HASTINGS i Beat MsGotk. ’ ,A a new and ni<»l complete assortment DRl «» AND MEDICINES. M0Ciicuii«-als, Pallet*, Olla, Cai M phene, Rnrnin* Fluid, B,‘n' 1*‘-1 Augur. Be-t Grain Cradle, 44 OU i Beet Ot Yoke. 2 00 [ Brrt Churn. eldlagi, far carriage wrer, ' Orita, Mars* aai Galiiaga ! Best Cl»-e*r Press, iagaa I Bt->i B--.* Hive. •2 00 ! B«at FaMuinx Mill. I 00 | Bert Corn Shelter. Brat H-i-m- rake, oe Mita B "> (J Corn broom*. Bert Harrow •2 00 1 Beat Pump. 1 00 Beat 8 d pl.n B • O.ru PI. B.»l CulLval..r. Bert Colt 3 yearn old. Second bvrt Gott 3 years old, Bert Coll 2 yearn old, Seoul.I bent Colt 2>rnr. ..Id. Beat Oil 1 ye,.r old, Second IhuI Colt 1 year nld. 1ST FOH MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Beal auukillg Coll, PCRP0SES,0NLr^C Sect aid brat sucking Coll TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi Bret single llaniesa. B *t Mini's S.u|.fle, J e do a*.—Richard J. area. As*) ria; C. McQueen, Thor apple; llioa. BImimJmII, GROCERIES! Castleton; D. B. Pratt. Ir« Peck, Carltnn.- B<-»t Bull 3 year* «4d nr -yer Set*-nd bvrtdo B.rt Bull 2 xrars old Second l>e« do, Best Bull I year old Second bort do, Best Cow, S«*< i>«id tirst do, Bert Heifer 2 3 ear. old. Second beet do. Best suck wig Bull Cell; Second lw»t do. Best nicking Heifer Calf, Second 1‘Cst do. TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. 1’EITEB, PRUNE*. FIGS. RAISIK8, CODF1HU; in bet, »rer? thing in tta Grocery Use. reck will be uecilcd for faaiin u*e. Also a great variety of tbe I. A. 1IOI.BROOK, CTIrtCJfflT TXBTmiEBX fr A»4 (eoktR? Extracts STATIONERY, PENS. PENCUX INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, Ac-. Ae. Best Du'l 3 years old or over. Second Ix-rt do, Bor Bull 2 years old, Second lies* do, Br»t Bull I year old. Second best do. Beat C>>«. Second be»t do. Beat H viler 2 yenra old. Second hret «|o, Bret sucking Bull Calf, Second best d»». Bret sucking Heifer Calf, Send twat do. PATENT MEDICINES WANT WHISKERS! xNT A MU8TACHET GEISTTJIZSTE. Beat Bull 1 year old, Second beat do, Beat Cow. Second l>eat do, Bert Heifer 2 year* oW, Secund best do. Beat sucking Bull Cull. Second beat do. Beat • uckitig Heifer Calf, Second beat d-. ROBERTS A STRIKER. lUrnxxn Manor «. U61. Great Battle f f a uo • • . . Brer Yoke Working <Jx»r», • . Second b,-st do, I B--.t Pair 4 year old Steers f *10,000 Volunteers Wanted, ’ U' Immediately!! ■ , 1 t arc warted TbaatoM aumbtr ot rulaatetn are «ud 2 00 s—b-. do, SXSXi’XT Br»* Pair 2 x ear old Sierra, 1 Bert Pair I year old sierra ! Srchnd beat do. absent on FUIfLOOtr . tai u—.-Mre. ’l““> .taU“ta~ ,„ -n m Uta—.. •* PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, raat rota ‘ rUBI.UUGtl HAS EXPIRED. Best Pair Fat Darn, Second best dir, Bert fid Cow nr Os, Second br-' do. . *3 2 2 I I4tb. I Bvs* I. .nV (x-rn Bread, Beat'culledion "f Cake jutade by 0:10 exhi'ih*tr.: 1 B'-*t cunil Hain, with autemeotol ni<HJt-of curing B.-rt cured B*cf do do B<-' 3 lbs. Boiter imide in June, B s' 3 Ips. B i«ter made in September, B *>o Chee*.-. 10 lbs. or ••vef, ! Br»i Ifl i>>*. Maple Sugar, B<-rt Homy ine.imb. 10 Ita. or over, Best ualioii Mdple -M“bu<-s, Beat R-rgtani Moisa*-*. Be»t Isilifr Cm rent WiRfix/ .. Best hittl.- BlacUictTj WmBest iH.tih- (irnp.- Wine, ■’ 00 00 00 00 axuaa wo. c .HtuhOrtrs. Bert Prtr-hmrrk Quilt, Beat WhiU^QuitU ... -­ Bert pairVPisilrn flfanki-ta Bert.10 nwta of Firtx-el, , <>-■4 Im v nrd-iof Elarnel. B.M W-4 QKWV't ;• fl,p..pd best W. ml Carpet, N.. article or animal, entered fiw premium vhre there is a» ; tbw>. ahull be entitled U> a premium. ■ m> Ires conaidered by . tbe Eareuliwx Cun. ' mittee to lie ».f decided merit, and shall (then receive a premium in the diacretion of Mid Comirihtee. Nor Wil! any preI mium be awarded in any evident cnee of ’ fraud, in the entry vf aa article or ani­ mal. ■ ......................... ■ I I * ruling Bridle. Trunk. Valise. pair CdfBni'U, pair Kip pair Cr«rM.:B<»*<l* Bret nair I.-dire* (Jailers or Shore Bret Drew* Coat Bret pair Print*, Bret Over Coat. Beat Flour Barrel, let. Onu dollar.vntiUe»nn\ person to a Bret Pork Barrel. memb«*r*hip, xrithoul .which no person Bret Sir .xv Hat, can make an entry f«r premium*. Bret Specirmtn Wood Tnniing, 2nd. Single w omen, not bring brail* of Be*t. mo»i Flour from 5 bu. wheat famrlie* shall be allowed to make eutrics Bret Am Helve. fur premiums al half entrance tickets. B«-«l Pine Door, Bret Window Blinds 3d member* with their families under Beat Window Baah eighteen years ofngi can haxr free access Bret lut Till Ware I 00 to the Fair Groonds nt al! times during the flours of exhibition, and any pervmi W»jon», CsrrUcc*. Sl.ljh* »ud CaHa.l being upon the grounds, n-1 luring a mem­ Bret Two Horae Wagon. | ber nor having purdninrd n ticket, ahull be required tn pay twenty'five cents. Brel Two Horee Carriage Bret One Horae Buggy, 4th. Single admission tickets, fifteen Bret Two Horse Sleigh, cents fur adults, ten cents fur children; to Bret Single Sleigh. be shown to tbe gate tu-door keeper, and B.-1 bobSled, w-UI admit a person during the lair. Best Fa|in Cart, 5th. Horses, earrirtgre and stock, other Bret Wheel Brttow, than that entered lor premium*, without Beet Sofa. the pay merit ot twenty fix eevota fur every 11*4 dressing Bureau, single bors» or oilier an inula, and fifty Best Centre Tahle, cciita for every pair of horse*, shall uot be Beat .Dilling Table, nlluivedlo enter up..H the fair ground. Be-t Bedstead, Res’ B-»t Bret Best Bret Brel Best Fl><«ei Stand Best fl common Chairs, Bret G Parlor Cnmra Bret Rocking Chair. Bret Ladies* Sewing Chair. Bert Work Stand, . Bret Wash Stand, S OR A XDSTAI THE SJJCRE f EXPDmON. PtULOSUNHa, Aug. 27. The Baltimore evening papers have the f-lJi-wing: . . . Foktmm Monb.iz, Aug. 36.—The gspMted expedition b«* saiie<l under cmBniand of Gm. Butler, h oon«i*w of tta frigates Minnesota, and Wabash, tta Pawnee, giMiboats MunticsUo and Har। rial Lane, and.-reveral steamers and pro. ; prllsns, scbi~M)en« and targes. , The vi-ssrl* narriud over one hundred guns and (• hi r thousand mm; destination unknown. Cuunqodcre Stringtaxu and Gils. Max, Weber and llawkina taka part in tbe exp.-dition 15th. N<> person will be allowed to act niTIMlOS C-MIrtl.U'r.lU W.Tw as Judge of auy alias m which bn is a JvDoaa.—-A. Harw.wul. Manio Grove*, eompetibir, and no premiums will be John A. Jurditn, W.«*dlai>d;. T. P. paid to persona violating this rule. Johnson. Yankee Springs; U. N. Boll­ 16th. All team* are strictly forbidden wood. fleeting*; Lucian Polly. Barry. to drive faster than a walk, within tbe Bret half bu. rara cd G’frn, 50 । grounds during the Fair, except in the Bret hall l»u. W beat. 50। horse rtng. and are at all times when driI.tec in the ring rrquired t«• movr in rhe Best half bu. Oata, 50 11 name direction, keeping the center of the Brei half bu. Rye 50 )' grvunda on the left. The personal safeB **t half l>u. B.-tHex 50 | ty of those vishing the Fair, requires a : Bert colli-eft.Hi of Fruit <*f all kinds . I strict observance of tbk rule. gr>»..n by <>n* rxhihifur. 50 Bret eolh-erioii of Fall Apples, 50 l“lh. Foreign articles owned out of Beal e.ilecl’uHi Winter Apples, 50 the county.shall ounprle with foreign ar­ Bret eolh-etion of PeUr*.’ 50 tidea only, but will ba received and en­ Bret c.4l«^«Hii».uf Prectire, 50 tered upon the same terms as those owu Bj^’ tt’lj Cfloll .-f I'hoiiB, 50 vd ip the county, and the Committee ia aulboritrd l<> award premiums .rt .such I Beit d.-Zeti fbmg Bl'Mid Breta, article* in their discretion. B rt di.zw» Jnrpr|»3<*<*t*. I8lb. Curds will he furnished by the i Bert duaai Silgur Beeta. Secretary, at the bm>inr*> on the i B.-at <lox>-li Ruin Bug*-*. ground for each and ever.x article or nnl1 B »t dozen Parwrtrpn. 1 uml, entered for cxhHuth«, designating ' Brat d.ijrti CarrolN, ' 1 hereon tbo cLiaa and number of the ar­ j Brat dozen Tomaloua. ticle or animal; and the owner thereof B'"»t ]>c-k P--tatiM^. 1 will piner the same on such article or an! B-v’ p.‘ck oi T-p Onionn. inai. sufrly secured. fc>r the omefit of the Brat- fw. k of Swml Potatova Judges. The came <>f the owner mu>t in Beal halt bu. White Brana, Uo iurtancr bu added thereto or otherwise Larg.-ai SquuMiof nnx kind, nttuebed to the article. BintI !! Summer Sqathi-a. 19th. AH member* of viewing Com­ Bint !i Winter Sqnaahea. mittees will report thrnnu-lxre to the Sec­ Be** 2 Pumpkina, retary at thr btt*iiir«a ••flat’ <m the ground Brat G Cnblaigm. at nine o'clock >4 tbe second day of the Bent 3 Waf-r melotui. Fnli, So aa to enable '.hr Executive Com­ Beat 6 Stalka Rhulwrli, mittee, who will t>c iu attendance at that hour, to fill all xacanclre in said Commit- On High Prices, at the DRUG STORE!!! . " ' 50 00 50 50 75 50 00 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 The Executive Cdtmnlttre take iliia «-c crmi<-h t>> say,*than an ample supply <»• fodder for mock, will lie provided with­ out fail, free «>f charge. Particular pain* will lie taken, that in tht» reaped there shall be no enuar of complaint. fllh. All animal* when entered for pre­ The Executive Committee take great mium shall beaubjrctto the COtltrul of of the Marshall or UMistatila taxing the pleasure in announcing to the members uf management of (be grounds, and stall not the Shirty that mince tbrlaat Fair great be allowed Vo go al Intge ou the ground*. impruxementa have been made uu tbe grounds. 7th. Thu assistant Marshall fur Ihv dif­ The C>rnr.»illcc h"pr» that through an In­ ferent dcpartnirm* will receive i|m> arti­ creased interest In tbe Society, and aeoncles designed U>r exhibition m thuirseveral arqurnl iuerraae of 1 he receipt a into ibe departmvnta, urrauge itati» iu ttair prop treasury. they will l»e enabled to make, vi places, and exercise Ums ut-crs»ary care the coming year, alii! greater fuiproveover thorn during the Fair. menta upon and about the Fair Grounds, 8th. AU articles for exhibition should so that our citizen* will be enabled tn be registered on^tbu first day «t the Fair. point in ttaiti with just pride and aatisUr previous thereto, surf be delivered by fhrtiiUi, M the result of a well wrONriMl nine n’cbwk. A. M. of the oee-nd day, and grnerondy mippurted effiirl for the and tlitf exhibitor viiotiH see that tbty are improvement ami devnlopmetit of the pniprrly labeled, in order to Inuurv tbe great ruaourwes of onr ooumry. alUiniHitt ot (he Jmlgea, and fur the pnrTbe benefits to tbe agricultural nod ptiae of fiicihtutmg IumhiMK’ Person* mechanical Interests of the whole own­ xvtihmg to enter articles for premiums, inunity. resulting from ths Society al>«« reu do s«i by KpplioiilliHi to the Secretary ennnoi b« wall eatrniati-d; and ia calling of the 8<i0cty, nr to either uf lbs mete- the particular ntlenlmn to tbe fanner and bers <4 tlie ’Executive (>»mmittee, de- the arlienn to tbe past experience and . scrihiug '•>« same, al any. limo1 previous -till more buprfiil feuitcof the 8udeiy ; to six tfcfnoii, P M: or tbe first day i4 we ran do m> with pride ns an evidence the Fur. 11> » rule mu»l be rtrictty ob- of tta advamagu reselling from a pell organii.-d, and liberally sustained Agricul­ tural Society. THE QUESTION OF THE RECOG­ NITION OF THE REBELS. Naw Yohs, Aug. 28. The Tribunt'1 corrrep..udenco from Washington aays: ‘*Mr. Adams, our Minister in England, writes that in the Britiidi mind the independence of the reb­ els is fully admitted aa .a military nd political necessity; that tbeir ack now U cdgemeni by England Is but n question .4 litiwiand prudent courtesy ; that while Britnin la im|mlieiil lo get cotton from the Southern Slnlea in exchange fur nnmufncCnred gooda. she }s anxious not to lose Northern markets, and i« unwilling to, part with her hope of breaking d«wn tbe Morrill tarriff by tbe same means with xvhich she chained the North with the Watker-iarriff and llwt two nr thiee nmrr^ sncixyoas like that of Bull Run would entitlu tbe alaveocntcy- t» immedi­ ate recognition. “Tbe ateamer Jamestown, by the rebel baptism the ‘Patrick Hrtfry.’ is said to have run the l>locknd«{nt Fortre-a Monroe and gone >>ut to ecu on tbe night of tbe 8lh. She ts fast and inuat prove danger- A Story of Butchery nad Blood. Cerrsapcndene* ef Ute Chicago Journal. Since the tattle eff Kall Knit. I'bare eon versed with many offiuura and soldiers these. •e-rfB hnve U-rtified to the uu«t shocking acts of torture and barbarity practiced up.m our wounded by the ratal wildlere. Two fine appearing young mt-n of.tlir Mitsnachuseti* 5th, told me >4* the inhuman butchery of one iff their cninind*—a Lieutenant in tbe company to which th.-y bHoiigud. He was wound, rd in the knee and fell intn the hands of 1 ta enemy after craw linz some rods in bl* attempt to rarnpe. He was sun ound ■ rd by a small »qnnd of retal*, «*ne of whom demanded .4" the wounded loyalist hi* n*me and place id r. xidrtice. ‘ My name is Frank Smith." answered the proatinti- nrvi bl-eding w.ldlrr, “and I bel.HU! to the Fifth Ma*asehu*etU Reg­ iment of tolnnirrrs.” “Why don’t you mv at <*iec that yon are a G-*-d d—d Yankee I" retorted one of the rebel n*sasaiii8. nt the »ain>* time displaying a long, murdrroiM looking knife, and with it making mieb d.-in-mstnitionaas to show biabl.Haiy juteiilioua.’ The young Lieutenant made no cow­ ardly apprels for, mrri-y, yet expressed b*,s surprise at tin- ti«-almrnt tint* ext.-ndrxi to a w.-iinded prisoner of warl “You understand,’* said be. ‘'Unit I aur' rendered, and you ceituinlx cannot mean to kill me!*’ ’ 'The ini mediate response to thia was not heard by our informants, but they heard aeverel of the rebels cry out. ‘kill him ! -lie’s a d—d blue b. lliod Yankee.” “Knife him." . , He did his bert lo defend biinscll. but bis arm* were held by the w.wurdly dev Ha while the Infernal butcher wtib bis bowie knifu, cut hi* throat, aa near as we can judge, almost severjjyc his heed from bis We take the following from a letter xrritu-n by one of tbo gallant Iowa vo|. untoera, who fought in the battle near Springfield, Mt*»uuri ; ‘■1 wa» standing, or rather kneeling, behind a Utile hush, reloading my moakei just hefw« the reheja t-ngagvd in tbeaAuue work retreated. Suddenly 1 felt a sharp pain in the shoulder, and -fell to the gnumd. Jumping — —r c ------------------------------------------------ U|M I asked me if I w« thought not, drew up my musket to fire, when he mid. ‘ye*—\■« am shot right through tbe shouldier.” 1 think II *« tbtommark, more than tbe wound, which canard the fo ld all at oure, tn o.infueoee whilling around mein a very atnu^e ntm-r. 1 atarti-d to leave 'it, with a half unnee numket 1*11 in my shoulder, and once or twice fell down with dini* nraa; twt in a short time recovered »r>tH©w-wily, to be able tn walk bark Io Spring, field, nine milre, w here the lull sraa bikes out. I wan scry nrueli pleased to find that tbe wound was mu a danger.ma .me. In tbo luUle every sensation wae drowned in eawtrmrut. We had mt lime In think of bring killed, eitwpt when standing 10 hr ah'* at by cannon, without a chance lu ah >A heck. This tn us. was the m»rt trying port of tbe wk- — m. •air muakrla. every thought and frer>li£ �! WAR REPUBLICAN BANKER, FROM tfASlitiGTOS. [TED STATES!' HE The Great in MMHimc masx icra imiuuinu toe rreai- i . . , <*« of noma of the Ngw York banks, II aviso ta rata, cmaxs oca cocaaa, a* BOW in lbs dty urging upon the Prevv dc*t certain ebangea in the coudwet of tbe , wrrw.tT ucttji amp with rcaa rtnrusa. war. They propose that ths governmetft Nball <n«mpt to foree the rebehto aben-: nion.-Jbuta* dun their tbrrateord attack upon Wadi ington by making counter attacks upon cgrlnns points in the Scutli. The .vceulutf the Naval expeffiUvn pn“Tbe Breretary of the Treasury Is grati­ fied tp know that the succeas o( the na- dcr QmkwlBetler is one of Unalloyed ti$si)l ('.iap dues n>>l depend uj»on banks, oirporjttions, «r other nxmled Inslitull’vn*. the eastern coaai uf North Carolina, and but th.it the people alooe are -able and is n point of great Strength, and uf im­ willing to suliscribe ail the money that is mense valuft ns point from which toearry needed. ’ FROM FORT HATTERAS PONFT, ■ --01The' fohnw’fajF-fir the”'official report of tbe Hatteras Inlet affair; ’ f uae of mu lee in the transportation depart­ ment of the army. About a hundred a “It w ill satisfy the public and increase on eflroaivo operations agaibsl the rebels, papular confidence in the Govern meet, tn | in the heart of their o*u country. Should | over to the teamsters. state that tbe Attorney General ha* dUei- tb« government sou fit to follow up tbe 137“ Tbe large fleet which recently <)ed that tbe loan is nut taxable either by ' advantage thus gained, as we haxc no Sailed from Fortress Monroe, under Gen. State «ir I-kmI autlwvriti"-*. it Wade of Ohio, bcfnrn leaving doubt It will, tbo rebels will auon have Butler, ia fur tbe purponeofetoking bulks Washington, was authorized by the Gov someth'mg mure to du, than to raaaaec at the outlets nf southern harbors, to ren­ eminent to rnbsc n regimant of cavalry Washington City. der more efficient the blockade. and a battery of aitillerv fi.r the war.” ' Mre. Lincoln- to on a Hail U> MiTh* Trifune't dispsteh oay r “Advlere agars Falla. received al the War Department, con­ That there to being erganlxed in tbe firm the report that the Kiowas and Celeb Cushing has gone to North it party In nid of secession, rebell ­ Camanchra, from whom Government last year withheld their annual presetitf .mi account iff previous rascalities. ^)avc tfni ted their fortunes with the Southern Cunfediwney. Tlio principal rendezvous the tribes is near Fort BcuL CAPTURE OF MAGOTFIM AND SEVERAL OP HIS MEN. Europe, OU business in relation to a claim ion and treason, no lunger admits of a Duaglas said in his last speech <>fa Mnsaachuactts man aganisl tbe Rus doubt. stare died of his wounds; in tbe North will deny, that those In arms ty Duncan Stewart of the Western against tbe Goverum cut are traitors.— Jeflureon City, Sept. 1. Transportatam Company is out in a let­ Is there one who professes tobelieae that O»l. MarabaVa Cavalry were al George tnwn «>n Thursday and surntunded tin our brave volunteers who sru marching town, taking Magoffin prisoner with acv to tbe defense ef tbe ;8tars and Stripes, end others. One of Col. Marshal's men are traitorel Or that those wbg are putwas kflied and one wounded, lliey have ling forth every effort, parting with theii probably reached Lexington by thia time and their money to sustain, the intime. • stitutiona bequeathed ua by the Revolu­ New York, Aug. 1. Ben. Wood denies that there has l»ecu any change in tbe editorship ul tbe Doily Newt. ' tionary Fathers, are traitors f It not, then who are the traitors T South I EXCITEMENT AT WHEEUNG. VA. Wheeling, Va., Sept. !.• Every mio w ill readily answer! th«*» in rebellion at the ter to the Dnnrft Trikunt, reflecting se­ I verely upon Secretary Cameron, In regard to the transportation of Western troops. ' I The company of Lincoln Cavalry did not leave Grand Rapids, as expected on Tuseday of last week. £37“ Mr. J. Bloom, a Saihnaker in Detroit lias a contract 6»r making eight hundred tents for Gen. FreemonL But there h af rinss of pcrenns and papers who insist that there must be, and is Iu*' parties at tbe North. A par Ing 615. who surjvpdered, ^llcr bombard­ ment from the'fleet, during a portion uf l»n days. After landing the prisoners at New York, I shall return to Hampton. *3f During the war nf 1812. the stagnation of businoaa w.ss such that one S. H. Stuouan. (Signed,) The articles df eapituiatioa agreed upoa between Comm<>d<>r« Stringham and General Butler, and Samuel Barron. Commanding Naval force Q 8. Gd. Martin and Major Andareon. command­ ing laud forces al Fort Hatteras, atipulatewstMVvn-foruaa under said Banin. Marlin, and, Aijdcmtn, and all munitions arms, men and property, be uoeonJifionn//y surrendered to the Guvernmeul of, the United States, w> terms uf full vapit- j u 1st ion, and that the officer* and men ' TI* «J'U»F i’f tbe Clark Journal, (Va,) who was wounded at Bull Run, bm It Is to be presumed that m> nine man a±,.’2K“1?2Mlr,l!tE DR. J.BOVEEDOD8’ every sapsrior esatay, betef totem oe« third streagsr • New York, Aug. 31. Richard Freemen was arrested yester­ day on his way t<> Keene, N. H., to pfc-chase abac pegging machines for Geurgli, and was taken t-> Tort Lafayette, by or­ der of the Secretary of State. Forty thousand* Ji>Hara, belonging to tbe rebels was seized yi-sterday iu the Park Bank, by MaraLnl Mvrray. Boston, Aug, 32. Nsw York. Kept. 1. “Whoever is not prepared co sacrifice | party organisations and platforms on tbe “^rer was disclosed. They kttew nowA Trailer A treated. must incur; they lure fi-lt something A fellow named Ball, sliaa Bain. aKaa of the toil and'privation of military R<igere, waa arrested at Micidgu C«iy <MI service; end th- nmoour of nee’dksa, wanton, exasperating ■laughter might | train* and spy. and wna committed ia well sicken tbe gvueral heart. Yet there 1 default <ff ail thousand ifollarn bail. LeU is no flinching. The President’s calf for ten found upon him proved him to bs in Four hundred thousand ia met as eagerly as bis prior eall for Sevcirty.five thousand. When ba asks whether they Wili raise bwa at Philiippa, Eighty milliow pounds strriiiig fi* tbe ■hat m> tbe rebel army. When the old fitmily tombs of tlw fore- Jtnr. Davis* Ova Exutaxxn Am* some gellant representative -»f each, the Belt brother starts off fi.r the battfo-fidd an tba “Amrti ’i» said over the grave. The betrothed girl waves her handker chief with a nmila, at he who should have fayette, Is Mr. Jermne Barber! who was t for tbe Snath, aod fitinte sway when t past tbe corner. Tbe aged mother elected by Jeff Davis Congress, In April last.'engineer of the He planted the bsUeetoeat Vicksburg, Mi», and was । •uppresed to be an bvMneae for the Cuefedorsto government, in Onondaga county N. Y., w hen he was arrested. Gallipolis, August 28. The battle at Cross Ixnes, near Sum mcrville, on the 26th inst. proved to be a bl..criy affair. Tbe following are all particulars we have learned: Tbe Seventh Ohio Regiment, Col. Ti :>t. was »urr umded while at breakfiu* and attacked »n b<>th flanks and in front simultaneously. Our men Irarqeduik-ly formed for battle and fought brnvtly, w bile they saw but littla chance of suc­ cess, the enemy being too powerful. Col Tyler sent forward to the baggnie traht, wbieh was coming »p, three miles Dr. Dods' Ceiebsried Wise Bitten AK'K TnCDJlTilCSXD I aauMvu MORTGAGE SALE. truly banaftcial. r»n, ia* esto ui m jam, > Lb«r of M<xt<*er»x« p^n.lU hieh uid Mortr.rv tier. - ---- aa, Ilx-rrfcrr hereby girew. tWbprtftSw IU uaerr ol Mk to >*U Mtlpo MsteS a kOcb.jtM. **4 k*W. ■-•■-. :r»rt>.-.«.*t ,v,.., DR- 1 BOVEE DODS* Imperial Wine BitUrs CASH OB PRODUCE. Ds not ask for anytlnnj but Ready Baar is aitod ihit iLe SCANDINAVIAN VFjQ. KTMIUS BLOOD PILLS are «a«tor.«t by tea tonerot tbunMateornriar nitarMaa nto.. ia Idler,, slMariU. osriieal Works, sod by WvtJ a*cry si ease and areas of ibaayateas.aad pd it IhoroagWy and ptrunseutb . Pay distant, nnd had it turned Lack toward Wht’AND-COMPLETE, Gauley, which point It reached ineafety. Gimpantew B. C nnd 1 suffered most sc rerely. They, particularly, were ta the hottest of the fight and ato”d op tn It bravely, and finally fought their way through fearful odds, making dreadful SOOJNT slaughter in the enemy's ranks. ’ : The rebel forces consisted uf 3,000 il« by Ute Flrat infantry. 400 cavalry, and 10guns. Tt»e Federal forces scattered after they fer CwllccttM. had cut tbeir way through, but soon formed again and fired, but received no reply or pursuit from the enemy. Our lu*a cannot be definitely settled, though uul over two hundred are missing uul ©f the 900 engaged. Tha enemy's lose ia CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, fearful. Lieut. CoL Creighton captured tbe enemy’a Colons ahd twu prisoners. Tbe foUuwing is a list of c&rers known to he killed : .Captain Dyre, Company D. PainsviUe, Cnptain Shutliff, Cq. C, Obeelih; Captain Sterling (not James) In the Village of Hastings. Gunpany J; Adjutant L. DeFurret, Titles to all of these. IxnuruTADLE, and Cleveland: Lieut. Charles Warrenl; and Sergt Maj King Warren. 0. Ths other field "ffkers are all aaff. n tlx- Laitol Men,acquainted with tknr ------- it prnprrtto*. ebo wiR ato toghlv aepnoe ,’bi s© ACRES -or- DR. J. BOVEE DOD8' nnirxhiai ^nna —- ••-‘-vfcer. M. to TOMIC, MhDfCTNI AMD BEVERAGE. Family Adrtarr, eoolaiafae . interratiDK aad valuator Madmal 1 PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!I k1 Daie4, Jwm 1 INI CHABU8 WIDDIHEID A CO A NEW ARTICLE • >M FBOFRIKTORa. (iriag Iona to t.on afcUllaw* PROBATE ORDER. Cesrt tor rra. syssr. ’ __ Uenvrv of tbe Writ, “foot Ulf of Ike So«rth-E-t cn.rter TEMPERANCE, ntlf Cf TUX IXTUgST. * D. C. RAWLEY. HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED ed upon. country. **‘ . .. .Terms Easy. PwtfAagwrf efc. net. Praxes. ILLUMM. prteefll perfewUle, • bwttlcsfertl 2* f™® Drrarrrr* STATE OF MICH 10AW (ureCbyDr Dod. hnawlf. «|m „ M ■I>4 snccM^d ptpaieiaa. *ud bcwci l>e cIaamx! SBMII£ ibe qt>«rt ixxtrnui* winch Sood the cowatry, aaU a<uwt >1M the UeUitwl fro Also, Two Dwelling Houses, It ta uader.tnod that tbe within named T>« Nirt -MAt gas’ Par.—It ta general* wpiat the are of Gmgrrea increasing <-f tbe a'idlers twu dollars per World nW JOXAS I. COOFRB. M-W ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ujttxbs y- -1 r«>js--i Call and Settle St. Louis, Sunday, Scpt.1., bring* the te-ir* too feat. Except a very fcw cowards, traitors nnd snrdid trim­ mer*, wb«> 117 to raise a e|!l tor cwmpw —•*— seems to be n<> defection from »rnf patrh-tlsm. Thtt is tbe FuoM iMPUsrrmt or OSSTBUVTIOhR OFTBE IILOOD OR KKCRKTIOBtt, akisixo p-v;t.-T.r. Iyl7xwrt|o Tba following ia appended tn paaepcrle vfAugtw'., and read a» of print as In lbw all caarn rvqwMag a Toum MM FOR SALE!I l-laiat ftlte in III. rac d»rre* m Mlewi.to wit Ztflxs.S!8rta-Sr«ik2FSS iss Tbe U. 3. Marshal to-day seized 50.­ niter of his country. DOES NOT DE 000 pounds uf tobacco, the alleged pro­ SERVE TH E SU PPORT A ND COUN­ perty of Jas. Thomas. Sr., of Richmond. TENANCE OF HONEST PEOPLE. D>e tobacco reached Boston via NashvilliWe must cease diaeuaaing party issues, and Loukrille. make no allusions t«» old porty testa, Lava no criminationeoreeerimiMtions, Indulire (.towiuc Eaglfah Tribute to the North. in no tauuts one against the other, ns tn in Once a iFeek we find this glowing who baa been the cause ofthese Uuublcs.” When wc shall hare a country, and a tribute tu tbe patriotism and self saersgovrrntneat fyr our children to live in ffice of tbe North : Open, manifest, indi»putaMe almve peace and happiness, it shill be lime fur every thing, is the noble npiril <»f the each of us to return to opr party banners people st large, now that tbe first b«*p>t ataording to our own conrietlona of right nf enthusiasm would have been urerlf and duty. Let him be marked aa no true it had m>t hern genuine, nnd at the mo­ patriot who will not abandon all such is ment when tbe wfiolu significance of the sues in times like this. national service, they say. “O yes," m it he asked fur Eiah'ty thousand pounds. THESE BITTEM8 incipient consumption. The TViluae'e special has I he follow ”1 particulars: ‘The fleet arrived off Hat­ teras Inlet on Wednesday. Two forte had been erected btr tbr rebels command­ ing tbe mouth of the Inlet which com. mnnda the entrance to Pamlico and Albe.: DR, RUDACJCS marl Sounds, which thin affords ounnecSCAXDUUVIAI REMEDIES 11 tmn with Virginia and the Sea. The forts replied to our incessant fire, hut w ithout much damage. After three FWat’e1SeDtofhours’ cannonading the flap on Fort Clark was hauled down and the rebels retreated hiamiaM |foU to the other flirt. Our land force* occu­ yesr» ago. The pied tbe abandoned fort and hoisted the Stars and stripe*. At 11:30, (Hir shells were Iwginning to play on the magazine, when the reliela hoisted a white (teg. Gen. Butlrr rrfu«rd to secede Vi any Ugius except an uiw»n- aoccpbd. * Cnpt. Barron delivered hi* sword tu aelablHUs tbe follaving ! Qumnivnder Stringham, and the other FACTS officers theira to General Butler. That the BI.OOH I'URIFIEB »»d BLOOD , One thousand atand >*f arnia,thirty-two cannon.five hundred knapvaekv.and a large COXTAHT KO MJ5RAL quantity of munitiona were captured. That lh«y curt the »?h»ov1 uslrcrsto eoaeplai-.i, . -Nobody «>n our aide was hurt. b Four, hundred rebels l«d reinforced the i Fort the nlaht tafi-rr the attack. On Thursday fon-noon, as Lea tn er with traitore. and acquiescence In treason.— unteers on the 24th of August. It waa LIVER COMFLAIMT one thousand rebels approached, but «aa Il is so regarded in tbe 8-nitb ; (T will be a sheet ofsecession proclivities. kept away by our force in Fort Clark. so regarded in the North. Of thia rising C«»l. Max Weber, wasplaerd In com­ Hon. David Wilmot, ia lying ■ICK FEMALES, part*. tlw Louisville Cuuricr, one of the very ill at Towanda Penn, and it ia feared mand «‘f Fort Hatteras, and Cd. Ilaw. vilest and most vindictive traitor organs, kin*, in Fort Clark. he cannot recover. pad ty under ll.vir imigornliug epereUea. A- pnrtuin of tbe fleet remains there. speaks in the warment terrasufsympathy aU»rxnal diMbdiltev ar* rauurrd by Ikor Several Important Laika and paper*' dial aad eve Uy ■timulal>t>| prtipertir*. Thai they The remaine ol Gen. Lyon have nnd friendship, aa fidlowa. wrre captured disclosing tbe plans nf tbe recruit “The Northern Democracy arc now been taken to hia friends in Massachusetts. 8HATTEBED C0XSTITUT10X3, rebels. 1 speaking out, and their trumpet tones ;5?~ It la atated that tbe Journal'of Baltimore. Sept. I. m ill he heard over the liighrs*. hills and in , Gen. Wool issued a general order on Coaunertt'iJ Nyw York, it to change the deepest vales. The Banner inscribed hands. Halleck the aeceaaiuo editor to the Hatteras Inlet victory, and says they with that beautiful, word PEACE." alao.cAplurrtl a ten inch colutnbiad. thirty CAt'ME BOON TO BBAL, Again we say lot the people bew are I— to withdraw. cue .pieces «T cannon, a brig landed with Give n<> countenance to auy audi traitor­ t^T The York Newt. fearing an c<rtttin. a sliM>p t.Midod with provisions and stores, two light Imsre and one hun­ own schemes; but heed tlw words of truest attack upon their office on tbe 27th of RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, dred and fifty bagiat eofteepatri' ilisro. utterrd (>y Stephen A. Doug- Aug. applied u, tbe police for protection. said! CHANCERY SALE. of Barry. *Ulr-n BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS There ia grmsiderable cwtctnenl here ty—small indeed, u» be sure—who are of the beat Stores in Boston was rented to-night in c<>nsequei.cc of a dispatch just opposed tn the War. Tlwy propose to the tenant being required tn pay only the received front Fairmount, Martan coun call themselves tbe Peace Party. What ty, by’^bu Governor, stating that a large *5T“ There are nearly fifty thousand number at secessiumtoa have risen in the <loek Pence mean when traitors are in back country and are marching on the nrms aganinst the government, and the foreigner* already enlisted in oar army town to burn it, anti tear up the railroad national property being seized aad even track. The druma are beating to arm* the Cap'laI threatened by an immense fjjy* Tlie Bridgeport, Cu. Parmer of­ and the slrt-els are crowded with people. armed mob ! It means Subraiasino to fice was destroyed by. a mob «»f vol­ Ibe Governor i» dispatching the H«une Guard aad volunteer citizens to Fair mount. Tbe rising is suppused lu be in ernevrt with sopie muvcmeht uf Gen. Lee, all the V. 8. Imops having Intel) gone firward .from that |>eiot II i* Iwarad iba movement among the aecewaiuaiats may begtincrul, and large num­ bers uf eitixens here are going un patrol duty to night. . QTATF OF MJCBICAN -TVCirwUCtowtkA O tbe eaaaty of Barry, la ehaaawy^ •* shall receive.the treouneiit due to prison- siun Government. ‘ In this unhappy coufltat there can be but two parties—patriots and traitors!" aiMoresful. All that could be r'iblFmnet ^Fipefal, has b*n nffiJ‘We aiV taking on board j teaintTUf^ In whteh'he was,' off iraeb. ‘-AWarunsuecokeAn. ' • 05 TUB XATffiE. TREATIHWT. AMD BADI DAL CURE OF SPERMATURRUtKA. or Srai <TiamH wto Impatoacy, Md »• qa«t>ty. u tta Ire- J*ckc4 ia aaaAbaaa -m«. Half ifot. Special Term e< the Circuit Ceurt. rm<wWrouwkjt,tJ Cocm or Ba*xt, j “• HASTINGS . TANNERY I �SPECIAL NOTICES ATTENTK Frlse P»«try. comjr rMrfatat b<*»‘ of .teedaof war. ftmtrrfe to" ^!rT tbatne iny Awrt It »>>—_„ r uf llssaasc's taaieMesa FUia. ■'WAIR. ON HIGH PRICES La6».i.M«enM. -TV Uw;<,n tag uf the 11 Matings held «i Monday evening. Stacks of Seb.»>). w The mretmg NEW GOODS! was unusually bartnonion. ufu| 'tk- bust uom The was disponed of w^b dispatch. report of tbe Director Showed a Small ■SPRING & SUMMER bslanoe ufetish in the treusarj, nnd the BAILEY estimate fw the w. ing yew was <uily SOOTHING SYBUP, Fop CiUkUM Veetlflia*. . Wkwh Pcati. feUhuu. thepnxeeSLf toctKng, by gpftemug Uu> pan. reoectaxall Inrssuffisa— n ill allay «D >u» ind .'spAsmoAc teturs, Mtt fit TO »i:oclat» rftt'aoirnx "X. Depend apo. it, raotLsri, il will give rest to youmelvce, end . ___ _ ____ _ , BELIEF ANDdi^LTB p^FAKTS. irwqp ©qit w. Hew-¥fri| Beaerioent Intoarj eight hundred dirllarwofuix ‘fmr teacbera to coxsrMPnvES wages and iuddental expenses. Three Truotaes were elscu< John Ridserts aad prSPEPSlA. NERVOUS DEBILITY, HEART J. M. Nevins far three yearr, and II. DBEASE.i t VER A AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION. Goodyear for one y ear. aiie A. i>ow on hand <>ue «i| th.. LARGEB i1 and UEbT AtMMirunrliU. uf TV ander.ijnied. now aeveolyflro years old. HIS SPUING STOCK LARGE AXD OF GOODS. BEAL'TIFU DRY GOODS Thi Liucolx CavautT.—A. N. Nur E5X-.X Sick. lh»y wl“ Csntuaiplioii. and fxtca. r»’K« *«» PBU-«. DlSI-KTMl ton’s Company <Q Cavalry departed from Grand Rapids, and DRY GOODS pamed through De troil on Saturday on their way to Wash­ READT-^IADE ington. There are over twenty of the Hastings boyi in this Company. CLOTHINC, Mou I&crvitimq.—A company <<f fa. of one o’ the mo.tTipariaawd .nd skillful unrsee iu New Rugland. v>d_£ai been used with never-falling Mccesstn' TheMMis erf OUM/ * !| not onlr relievo* tHgchill frotji pale, but Io vigtrata. llisaloiyiehmd bowrla. correct, arid­ ”K- meJkinn nrv prepared in oct or» U>ity, ani girea tone and thergr to the whole sys­ aaruar, nudcr tbe esrr of able CbeniwU. aud are tem. It wiBalmost Instantly religte tbe most reliable Imm »e soMuee, joclmhog all Griping in the Bowels and Wind Cholic, the recent discorertes. To all addreaaing by letter. c-.UiEing fall sc[ aad overcome conrulsioMsefliich, if not eneedily | remedied, cadta dealt. W« briiere H <he beat sod turret remedy la 0»c world. In all eases o D.rBcntary and Did&bAB in'children, whether it —feum teething, or..a:iy other cense. We ... ... . .l.tl.1 ...r. sasttTOw fsntry is being enrolled in this village under N. H. Walbridge ns Captain.— Ibis company is designed for the Eighth Dr. A. E. Bonsteel has also Regiment. BOOTS AND SHOES, etc. been recruiting in this vicinity during tbe StouiricaxT.—The the reliefthat wilf be »wrv--jsa, al to follow the use of thia tnedwtne, full d itwtattM foe »»irg will actor 11* Nods gvnuioe unless th| CURTIS A CAIXINS, New: Yor aide wrapper, bold.by Druggiato Principal Offfoe, 13 Codar «t„ N. rates, osjur 25 cxxn rtt/aoms. foul-mouthed cor­ respondent of tbe Pioneer, in it* last is­ sue, snbecribcs himself with the uCrooied- VERY ttT letter In tbe alphabet. CHEAP LIFE P1LLN AND PIKF.NIX B1TTBRUrpilESB MEDlCf-NHS ImrtrVfowbecn be­ r allow n iu -thio X fore the public for • rermd of THIRTY YRSaiwl ffurirg tast Ums b»>wni»lBt«inird « Wgh. cbsTMtsrin sbuMtawtry pari oTita* Qtabc, l»r Market, which are prepared tu sell "I a »mnU The tong of bird*, of fragrance of flower*, tbe iiavnuiing «f brooklet*, and the uiatlla'of cbilfrt.L are Jl parte of the greet anthem of nature, eiaw««ie<r»t nympbome* sound forth daring ■hr 5r>:ht tunriiiiic of spring. But sweeter far to :te author', ear ia thr joyous laugh of her dsriiag ’.ibr.wbiltt in the free tide of health. The annrita „f mind which a mother feeUupoo witaeaanr (he aufferingt other infant undertbe influence ■fdiwatr. I* know only toberaelf, In no instance J-ebiMrvo tuffer to much pain as during tbe per.ri of leething, with what eagernea», then, is --^jhi a meant of relief But of all tbe remedial k««cit that are brought -Bto uac. none execed in rr.rrr andetfieaey Mai. Wixtmw SocrsUlOSfaW. Il bat never tailed in a aingle inatenoe of effect a .-ire. when timely u*ed. Beiode* relining the ■rialt! Inna pain, it intigorate* the tloniach and w»rl«. correct* acidity, and gire«tone aad energv Ma. Editor;—On Aug. 20th there advance from was nSabbuihScfaxil Pic Nie io Che North west port uf the Tuwtiehip ut Prairieville which Is deserving uf uolice. I went over U» tbe place of meeting, by previ>>us Idviutiuu with the Prairieville school No. ooe. NEW YORK COSTS. No mistake this time! LOW PRICES’ There were tvrenty-five teams in the proewaiua of that sehotd. AH® 32181 Ibe next uutupany, in point uf numbers came iu Irutli Gun 1’lains; then came the Peudle School; South Pine Lake Behtrof; Prni rieviilo School N’u ‘J; Richland J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. and Prairieville scbuols cum blued, anti oue other, seven in ^alL-With a total of 350 NORMAN BAILEY’ was tine—Ute place of meeting a beauti­ wood—the amuigenieiita under the vftkictil marshal, Mr. Reyuidda were complete—Bt>d the THARTIG in the inrid. u»cd twenty yeors by fl> e l'iillion» peraciS. aarnal II» , always g>ve aaiUfaetlon; ci-ntsi n nothing in­ jurious; patroaited by tbe principal ph« »ieian» table waa under the care of a very efficient crnumitlev, ulio distributed to all iu the tnovt orderly manner l'ni;u (bat leaded table, viands whose abundance mid quality d*i great credit to the fair hand by whim they were prepared hud lurdisbeiL Lanruoxna t-t eeuts;" ire Boxes for one Dollar nil directions accotnpaivracb bus ' Warranted superior to inyFill before the public. Tbe Intel­ lectual nnd religious eot^rtainnirnl ua» mUwcBpersed with pixy er singing and short pithy addruMcs. I think every heart was glad and an tuiprvMion produced which will very much enhance Sabbath sefand interests in that part uf oor cutiiily. Il *** re' solved that a similar gathering ••« the . Florida July 17. ii*«, To Da. Hmbcs. Albany. N; V.-My I*varDaator;-4 write tats to inform -.oa «rf Um wonderful effect .1 your Nugar C«otad ihlfeoamy daaghter. Eor throe tvars stwhaa beau affecuri wUh a ML io«a .lerangenirnt of Uw .yMcm, swlly impaifiog L~ k—Ilk. .awaffHr faihna ffortax Sabbath achvols ubould Ire hud al Prai­ tin. C P. Uniter. UiIwh of Newark CJAJ Tln*», writes in her paper ofJanuary119, I85S, aS 5-JT We know tant Dt. RobacS'S FcMiifftaarUn Rnmedie, are all lher claim to be. The Dr. prswiatrd ut with a few bottles of feta Bsowdinsalaa kloo-l Puriher and bwses of his Blood Pdls task essuBer, which put new life into ut. They ta»ig•otate, •irrngthco, and Imre the ayatetn tn a better •enditios tkaa tUsnilsnui aaarity RtLfiadlwrdWI d«|nev..ng effect. We feel >Wc in reeonuneoding । rieville, Aug. 2Uth 1SG2. DYSPEPSIA, hr thordnghly-'clecmfa* th*' all kioffs uf Fob.!, Medicine*. Liquor*. »ud Gooff. iirst and acron<1 stamacbi. Md creating a*06W of |KMe and berilliribAe. iaslcad of ttaa stale and ■esid kind; FLATUI E5CT. Laat-or Ar+xttnd THE IRH'SEHOI.D AND FARM. lleirrnrex^Btibicjic. Itr«n***xg(a, AtA/Itninte' Plantation nnd Shop.. Awxtrrr, Lixaucn. and Ucix'diBlLr. wMcb m ge«mal symptoms of dlytpepsu. gill rsulsb.wfa For avtryFsmUy, baring over a li<v rtesipts ootuhdConsdoMMriofitsotc. '• *‘-J*"i* ‘ on Cvokiog. Dyrisg. Preening. Cleaning. Ac., COSriVENlJM, by deantlug tbe1 whole 1 How to Plant aud what it is beat to Bsu--. How length Of the intrittais with a solvent firtreeaa,1 aud withoui i i.ii. n-c; nil >i >lent p&rgsB leave Ike bpw»ih ifosttrr within two tatjr*. - . * t-1 PEVKinf utriltfnda. by restoring rim .'blo«d TIJK CONNUMPT1VE-S BOOK. toil regular circulator-, through the peocets Of For tboae wha «i»ti to gel well from I hat aw­ retprraifon in sock Qlms. aaff the tbunulgh «ulaz tuin of all iutc.linal rib.t.-ucriou in oibert. ‘ . ful diMsae, a full ffesrriptran of all the remedies j ' ’ « recmf I ,,)eawini , ja/ ,t . , j ju orl<u.l t[ie ,jr,|coi «»-»»- — .. ia the onlr preparsiiou ever,offered to the world UOLT tn half that thne. by fonuvinx- lheal lufta • mi '.■mi from the tntt«clt» iigswcuts of the "* I'ROPSUM of ell kinds, bj freeing and stmgth beautifully bound. cnmgtbe kidixye and btadtbfr operate mesf ' Adv uf lite shot e works witl be mallrd fret. on ddigtitfol’r on the-e Important urgtns, £>d bcnM receipt uf price, in slaaipe ur money; or tbe whole bare ever been found a ccylsln remedy for the tnahsudMimsh bound volme tiroueoiui. No fani.lv»l.’>uld lx without them. They am illutwdrat cake, of GRAVEL , Also WuRN.S. th di.kKjgfllK from the tamings Uatrd with beautiful engravings, and contain ot tli» txjwria tbe alpnv matter ta. which tbeac* the conrtriuedjxperiencc of J era. crentuir. adbvrv. ' '' . • • ■ MCLIHWA, liLMV. *•* INFJOERATK SUREN.Jo.a perfect |inriu which tbcM.Urki. MEDICINES give to the blueid. anil all theliilniOr*. sCOHBL ktC EltL'PTJOWbeOMI'I.EXIO.VN, by their anrrntire* the Du id. ihal feed the akin, sud ibv ir uf which octarioitM all cr>ipUreo>apl« cloudy, anu other dlahgrrcdUb compli Tbe UR OTIbcsg 1*111* for ------rflfcet an enure cure Of SAL; king iwproreueiU.ia the cl COlblUN COLDfaSdlNF of*cn>fuk>u*,cnn*umpti*e, and diaevrd condition | beveured by One &M,r>r by to wluwn a numervna uffapring only bring* suffer­ PILES.—Tbe ondsal propri'U ing and poverty. T-« aueb •» aould say write, iciiiee. wa>omylWlile*. <.?a6 ye and we will **nd you iufor-i atiuo nf a ante, wriltar u*o uf tar Lira Nuucissa ala terted. and nevrr-'faii^g ^’“ii’ «. FEVER AND AliCE—Eov ibis Ws will salt raxs. ti a iy one applying for it, Iyer’s Cherry Pectoral, srESS—-7E21 SWSSiESSF- THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL RE> iRM. 111. a lantr and bea-itifnl paper, and coulaias There was su tied bpDr.J.C AX*a«b0a.TMsU^te. much pleasure and such a good imprews- r aale at □aatinga, by Ruaxsrs a Srxixra. ion from the Pic Nic of the 20th ell. tim’ I tlifak the Pic Nic nt Prairieville, Aug. 28tb 1862 will be much in advance of it, especially if tbe friends «’f Swspcs. Nxawei-, PggiurrtJtsa uTjaR kinda.PaLMVapnx uryat I °ME‘RCUKffi18S:,ASES.-Pt Sabbath schools pick up gtf»d courage arid pick up tbe children of all ages and gather them into these Church. nurseries of the I cfeuf IUW of Mrncvav, will fiii.l thr»s Mcffmif” ■ perfret curt, as taev never fall to sr.fltawte fou Up system, airth« eteefo rf Mermny. mallei tooacr than tbs most powerful preparataOM < ttarteparilla. . * ., ,; Christian Yonrs dtc. _ _io_nv A. H. GASTON. FOR SALE’.BY ALL DBUCBIHM. . aarl3-.$» ™ *>« • J grocery,Saloon. OHnrt CwMsgw. The Fall Term of this institution will ol the 9Bih of September next, of Instructors in the several is aWo and earnestly devo- fO^r ■tRiHita.’liis fall tritA-k t'f L^r*. ..u, *T Rcbsklu M. D.. A. M.. Chlof PtiTsicl*". B. B. Mnaus, Surgeon. Dr. J. Both, t hetaist Corrvapondents will please enclose two or three aiswpa for return pottage, nod addreat our C*tavUUnf io part •£ Nur Oihei.%, Muav.ratfa. G-ffiwi Cnisbeil,: UbMtdfflXa^ ami GraBulatc< 8a- Gcgi UrBud Blunk ira». , . -I i-IOii Gvwfat».!hhd Ja» it «> /• *r St..BV, W.nden. BHd Wtllsaw Ware, * Cigure. T-bwcrr and S-Htfl. • ’ Wawr Um* ■?’* -8-mps. ffair-rxtv*. CbsbU, PrppffF - 1..” .* ’ ' ‘' Tt—•- mioh. •The subflcriltei*' is w»j> pn WILUIS »»■*». r re»rte..r n. ■ G r o c e r i esTf BENTON HOUSE, lajstsiktg- •”»»» N«w Y’nrll -7 h new. wj...;*^ GIN AS A REXEDIaL AGKNT. - Iwhry >MuN<Aqx> The day children tuid about 250 edit Its. ful'usk tering perfect Health to person. luMeiugundcr nearly errrrjaiid of diteate to which jhe botcas frame Is lia*e.: 'e: r ; . , Tbe foiludtni; m among tbe distressing Wiely of honisn d masses it> w Web il* ■ TEfiETABLri.lFE SISBIOSES b»ur l~ asks—1 jSrssr. Crayon Ambrotype} Vignette Ambn ; tvpe; hWNtmj^Tpe'rSpfaiWHypai F.wr.1, fbr Dnua Mau, on., suiMinr n*. id, ud Camphene. Kemlae Wann Meals at >All H&pORBl" i ; TEA Or Cmid Lunch if dctifrii;» •’ •» ni; CGFFfifc' CHICKMfcS. ! wo^Wfeun-J AND COPYING dsno tTonler. on abort nnlic and Pfiw tjiMlt orteea, firnoi » «™ts u fA.v Low Pressure System BA lh cratkontl Sirius BOTiansx riiiorao wiiuw- "> ana.LB> Cora'.*•* r" “M- W-4'lr. ^xWr’ TilA*iW.F*eW73B.l*4A. ski'I-4*. „< SwHr. if y.. .Hr. a m •»** *w k* NOTICE! J»J rHl at lU-JE:.. ..r*be .ae a. ..rOtwaHM; O-e/--8* <Unl I'W.vN’UlP'' 0U*MW«U4»i o. sate. -» Mt OO «■* tUftfel Ewr HutiN (Ser*, ell ..I wbkb .ill l.».He price. lk.1 ceeeMWBeo .uh, pen-lwMTe. ' ' W . �“» :s ■ s»“ CURE ■ 7< A la M !|*>n »> Hb‘--eH Tfa J rd 744 7€ 7M faia £ T< ANNUAL TAX SALES. i tv IS O Oaaadraf each of the failowiua deaenbed tract* O ar uerwh <T tend attuated & the Coenty oi Barry, WtoaeaM far eapud taxaa for the year* ntaa tinned beiew.aa will be eaMciest to pay the u i ft>nsrswa?s-Ato SiednOt Delicate Ftaialw. »f xdratory they urn valua- fl? la 7* ft M 6 •» IM 7 n > Medl 5 M ON LOW PRICES me X’ jsVtaUjof >Xofn»xn cunmanim B«e eigualurM of Henry C. WK hvae just received <0 t rt iai r ml" 7G 7ffi 77 «»*«■ HUS 1640. Town 1 North of Baage 7 WeeL ■nd all other Dealer* in Med- TtasiflbeMEt Vymail prepaid PRICE 25 CENTS. Tl'wtei should be addrnaaod to cs; :x 'I S«S «; :? SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, ‘.*11* out risen all WH»scrrKkr*oM ,:t! S'S’lfr HEADACHE SPEEDY AND SURE CERE 7'5 KKDTTDED IHRTKBS. S !? R»1B Tetra SKorib of BaagelA Went. »•! ■gin * « lit 1 H 1» >• J N I 3 SO 1 r. IIBHM 10 M Hartford.Pa., Feb.«. 1M1. i 07 st j« ; ot them ax for the neighbor*. In (boa 1 I few nut front the 6r»t box ! rot from yon. I the PilU be mail, and eblife Your ob’t Servant. JA3IE3 KENNEDY • '* » «o • $E>DTS & SODS?, GROCERIES HARD-WARE LNS &CRO8LEY, 'ACTVRERK OFTHE UFBOYED AND JTTA PF.HCHA CEMENT ROOFING, Tito Othylt* Bad »<*'< durable R>'oS«S ITB DRY GOODS! IE AMO WAHIS riiOO' uly about Oua-nird that at TO. r iu srwrcx an plu*»lb. percha cement, Stacks of tt M M fa! M 1 fat U n 11 a M «nt»txoamKFAiun>>ci«EM •PALDIN '• 8 PnilPAWtofttwit «eA4MN6>ME«>AR<Uiau-ai bm S H iS 5 >u SIi a «i si M ». ►> U 1 SO rO&tMR........ MABD TIMD! want OUR GOODS 8- 3 Unusually Low B1B. — «» * � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-09-11.pdf 44a38793b320948c881ce811a7f6caa6 PDF Text Text >Vjnbtinnr SJannrr, • is PUBLISHED EVERY 0A**r « ’ .HAW3HTMOH1 JL-TE.'ASl K tloiitiaH. rabeMbVW -II ft be peli >»T»rl‘Wf 1B • — . i> ..r nnxliir* taken fa « =B= V ixfs, -yROFjaJHpxQR, J- 3^H-JKU, on riiri VOL. J Hastings’ Vnsinrss jptrcrtjrg, -.WSAMilXmW republican banner. COUJtTX, MICSIGA* TKRMfl: £f HU, «f ‘ • •» «>’l 9jljl ■ HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICH., WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 11, 1861 1 1 • . ' • •wwriidi& osi 4A17.1—_ x- . TTOBMgfS .TUTu. HaWan^C^j. j •-- Kfyoitt ■U't^SwSyaayas _::_ ■ ■■ ....................... uv.yfi. .tr.,,,; -.1. — ---------------- ---------------------- L^U-4—-■l.l!lg.,A.ll!ML..J.1 Bl!.1!.!!.. ‘.L^— L.LIHRWffffNm '■ . ^QiSttlliUtD. •" ■ - THE LEFT-HANDED THIEF. L,J 11.JH'l ■ W .!■ BW1',. !'AU—IS U/ TM P^afShaUwkoAJMatre. a;-... -..Tha new.svreka uCirtr UaiU’dL StRea. of thia but me. i^^ii^SSZbv ^ti^Jfsr lie said, “NdpLU the* abroad, aa'*« k»me.' JACOB FERRIS, k NORMAN p. h. BAILEY, Attereey, Counsellor and solicitor. W,nA' MICHIGAM. WAR! & jr$rBSEKXt On High Prices, , at 'the WIGHTMAN Ac ROBINSON, A5LFACTVRER8 of tin, nhsot-tran sad cop­ per ware. Healers in iron, saUs, steel, giau, rtrU-hsnlwarr. cutlery and stores. Store oaedosr M HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! .lwail : •i 1(1 MASON ALLEN, ■f-xE.tl.ER IN GROCERIES. P'orl.ioni, proi ) 4,n e, 6i»h. butter, lard, pork, and grain of all kind- Ako toys csadtoa, etc., ate. Store in Caliloru a,Btock. State attest, Haatinga, Mtcb. Roberts A- Stbieeh, —It AVE- D. C. HAWLEY, in all kinds of Family Groceries, ‘ Slone and Woodea war*, and.a general as-, nieiit af ProTisicns, Alao Notary Public. JUST RECEIVE* lEAT.ER a new. axtd moaVcompkte assortment of ROBERTS A STRIKER DRUGS AMD XEDICIHES, ICiaeaaicats, Palate, Oils, Cam* L plaeae. Darning Flnid, -Ruwrr’i Block?-' ilastiags. Mieh. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ?9B8 ErT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PVRPOSES,ONLY_fFl H. WRIGHT IX »na .muiuiw xuu vuuuwuvi Particular allentioa paid to lha collection of claiau and mouey promptly remitted. Office. with W. MT. Jlalph Esq., Middleville, Harry County, Michigan. GROCERIES! DANLHL COOK, CRTICR OF THE PEACE, General lto»d and Txx Ari t. will attend to the collection of TEA. COFFEE, SVG AH. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISIN?. CODFISO; I aniDatewr fTT-rnnmi-T la A. HOLBROOK, iMiToaklRY ExtfraHft, trnciAL nxjtKriT or J. M. RVKSELL, HV81CUN and Surgeon. Office in RnaacITa stare. Stale strset. P tuk laomul. “How many young m*n bare been in junjd, perhaps ruined by false *u*plcion," remarked my mercantile friend, a* wo cotovereiog upon the aubioct of the “panic” a few evening* since. Suspicion l» ftke the asooMin ia tbe dark.it stabs its kietim and tu« know* not whence the blow come* Bat 1 bdiev* I never told you of tbe only time that suspicion of evil waa ever fastened upun me. When n mere youth 1 waa placed in the store of Joseph Wharton, who was a merchant doing good btuun*** I. JVM frugal, industrious and faithful, and at the age <>f 21 I was advanced to the poet of book-keeper, with a good salary. 1 bad charge ol th* books and ««fe »«>d all tfie money left over ban ‘hours was also in my care. ! ’ <> my business faithfully and thinj^'X Mr. Warton was a ical man. with a quick ey nderstanding of busi satisfied I fe I had when I thought tdy ward me began to gc. Ho seemed tn ,re*t J".w>n>«faj,.wJ tmUl, / ,»» sure he watched my movements with with distrustful glance*. 1 became nenroua and uneasy, far 1 feared 1 had offend­ ed him. But the thing came to a bead at length. One evening when I was • tone in the store engaged in making up my cash account, Mr. Warton came to tne with a trouble look, and spoke- . Illa voice was tremulous, and 1 could *eo that he was deeply affected. ‘•George,” said he, “I am sorry for the conviction dial has been forced upon me. I fear you have uot been treating me as vou should." 1 asked in astonishment what he meant. “1 fear you arc not honest I" waa his Had a thunderbolt fallen upon me, I could uot have been more startled. year* making it my chief aim and study how to serve him most faithfully 1 I du not remember what I said at first. 1 only know (haj! tears cam*| into^ny eye*' —that my limb* trembled—that utterancc was almost checked, flow lojtg had he heM stteb suspicion* V I asked him, and he told me l»r more than two months. *Go<>d God '. You have suspected me thus, and still left me in the dark I After serving y<m soiling—after giving to your interests'all my energie*—after Striving fof faith Mod honor that 1 might win your love and ealecm—to look upon me a».a PENS, PENCILS. INKS. TAPER, Eftthief nnd yet not tell tne! I would nnt VELOPE8, CARDS, he., Ac. , have believed it.** “Let us talk the matter over calmly,*' said the merchant, his old kind tone MOST 1’OPL'LAIl coming hack. He was touched by my agony,and I could sec that ho was waver ing. ..: “You have spent considerable money of late." said he. “Howl I asked. “Have ynu not built a honse 1" “Yea, sir, and paid for it, too, and have thus given to my mother a comfortable home.” ’ Mr. Warton was staggered for a moment by my frank and feeling reply •, but he asked: “What did the house coMl" ■eXOMPOUND* “Just fifteen hundred dollars. My rroNSjaad any tnqlber owned the land. And I suppose vou would know where I got the mtatpy. Yoh. sir, taught me how to aare it. I Lavu becn witlkyou aix years. The Brat ROBERTS A STRIKER. k-‘ fsEtJ ' ■ • •■’ y«r you paid me fifty dollars, and I laid up twenty-five of II Ute second and third year you gsva me a hundred; and TTT of that I hid up sixty dollars a year. The fourth year you made me a cltfrk and gave me five hundred. Mother was Able to fred me, and ns our little cot an- JOHN ROBERTS, PATENT MEDICINES L.n. btewart, a. SEVIM, rp^nBAP, IP©IB PACT JK. C. PR1NDLR, DANIEL STRIKER, alt houri OLIVER, f. BV ERTS, STnftr " •“ASwit sat T PHILLIPS. Orro Sasnrr sad Jsitor- S. H. COOK 'DEGISTER OF D Lb OKm in th* < Great Battle ! ! ! H. N. SHELDON 0OVNTT TREASURER. Offlesln lb. Court JAJRBS ▲. SWKEZEY Coorta of thia State. dollars. The next year you paid the alt hundred on condition that *!• would keep your hooka. I wived .pre. hundred of that. Tbis lastyrar you paid me one tlfoiriahdHd'tHitre. and I harfa odly^pont the irrterest of what 1 had presioualy taiseated,, ao that the thousand wM-thjC touched. Of course my mother had wracked, but she wished tn do it. I have paid fifteen hundred dollars cash fi»t my bouse, and have over five hundred in the aakiitga bank. This Is a plain statemabt dollar. I aho.U Ki ut!S^?ij&,ssr.' He consented, >and propped .«o* to On the following morning I entered the store with mytniod centered on l>» work before tne. • Tbwcteere four cferks or salesmen, and.. t'UC.«l»y. besides my received bad I* tssss thidagh wtytaote Bometimcs'TWrfnkife up ‘rty cash ac­ count at nights aadsomeUmce not till the safe and looked it up.. Tho.key to the and Mr. W. the other. rLClsir TXKR'i'to'ricE, ;; ■MW"”. • " FUBL9UGH., jM ,EXPIRED, l«, r. nr-.r—1— •> The ody other dritibg. He whs a kind: hesrtetf, gentry out fellow, and A strung atlacbtnonl had< of getting bimto *a*i*t me io finding lb* thief; butoa Mr. Wocto# had prom i*«fd to •p-k to no one else epon th* I subject, 1 concluded to keep isileof, alra., '1'bat night I counted my money, but mode no entry of the account. Thor* were three hundred and forty odd dollar*. 1 put it into‘a.Mw calfskin pooket-bcok, placed it iu the money-drawer, and locked ths whole up in Um sofa. Op the follow­ ing morning J found fifty dollar* gunel My *u*picioo* .took' a very upwcfootiMi turn. ■ . During the day 1 pondered upon the subject and finally hit upon the following, experiment. - Whafol h»d. Incited up tfoaafo for th* night, 1 aprusd vpoq the kuub uf lha door, and upon the nutory drawer, some pale red lead, being careful not to get enough on to be easily noticed. J had left Abe cash acqount ppau, to be cloaed up in tbe munuttg.,. Whan 1 nuxtopenp^. tbe safe, *11 waa as X bad left it. 1 nc noxt night 1 Gard tho koub in. ifoi sapw maimer, and on th* following morning 1 found forty dollars,ggpe! Upon the pocket-bouk were fiuger-marks of red lead, and w^tiT, cam’s to open my eaab book 1 found tbe unir kind of maiks there. So I bad learned one thing, the tliit-f knew enough to see whether iny account bad been made of the money before ho look it T 1 fair mure unpleas­ antly than before, for^my unuefcojnc suaplciou* were betas confirmed.' There was a pecufUrily in tfie red fiiiger.rhark* w hkh told (riq a siM.sibevSli 111 w fitted to try further."7'’ ' ’’"'“y ’,. 'For two night* After this the safe Id. chained undisturbed^ ,‘fot’ vb .the' third night 1 missed seventy-five’dollars, and t bad now set my trap more carclully. The red pigment wa» toot only used, but I had put a private murk upon every lull in the drawer. Thu Mvkbt-bod* and cash bo<|k was fingered aa befor^, and tho’ mark**Vern clfair ' and1 distinct. ' When the’ week was. u& ^Vartofi. came and asked rue *bat 1 fiacTfound.’ “Ab.” said he a* fie hoi iced the «irW»Wful cspresslon'cip inj- cxjpnlirnAhee,/‘jfoa have failed tp discover iny'lfiing. •'Alaa! J wish'J coild' aay f re­ plied. 1 bayc dis&>vored jr>6 thuch/ In the first place, the money La* been taken from dr* safe, auj the kt?y Uft In lunr<>'pr per drawer arid lucked up as usual. Alsu, the cash book ^* (teen e^amltfod e»ch‘ time to see If ahV entry ba* - been made of the money. There ba* been brie hun dred and sixty-tfVF'dtnlPilii all, taken.” “But bow du ym/ know tbe'ffifafebAok ^ forgefib^that all tbewrMW it* tog Mdy i> eXposed1 to tright, pffdHvtg a fine marit to tM butorir.^ Beti*e KMdnwnre with the oatrfrt-oAvtotta tMs'scarxW. On the contrary. It I* ooe of ibe’wnritwt-ofblrds; bfafoJe*, N cfold nW Ifee with it* nose In the sand ariy better1 lh*a we could. It al way* keep* R sharp look-out fi»r dinger, aridfor TM* reason It -is alnxwt imbOMitoe to take one-all*b>’N -ord*r to gettf sbdt tff owe, tbi heritor 4m to dig ahofebfortfie pool* or brook* where they come to drink, in which he bides, a*tk ttapabofte pne-gbeaspv.ijb* inoreOteMifx: B<#« M*rt|to/tbcm, .«d tbey.are off with raced of an antelope.— Ypu koOt^ il^iy’butrud tfie swiftfat horse; with afoi^ ■omcAtnsplilt* jounel • hiv•9g • I£ft podj tiridprpea^ aM onl| two tors, one seven, tocbej.ltaig, wWa |;raat claw, the,other fiuj'r, indie* arid'cUw, Yt>u,haVo soon their egg*^rhaf^i; cream colored.and vpj-j large fftne wijuld. hold a,quart of water. . They, layv tneir’cggslh the sand ;,but they *<J^not leave Ute jah tp.balcb.uy ibcbot.aan^ to. hurae them : .wdJwOi. t|te rrat pf,Ae <®j»—a.nrai oftte .amta'ns thirty --r forty—she r<«,la ohe side. . .M ftw dM ,i& u >, wti.;fai when they arg hatched. j .TIw.^W •< and also upon the edge* of the morn drawer. You ortitee the mdrimF- ' “Yea,” Wwhtopered. ’- 'A wl- i— “And now* rcutrtlnWfid. *jb*t exam­ ine them carefully. See bow the lc*vc*; of the cash-book were AurnwbmVer'and A'biM, boweenr, did p**K.. iucraaainc atkb swibbw the strap ctfW jwcket- the pay to MS, but tbo .MQ- beuoly.. bill. book Wss turned hrto its ptao*. ' Do you •ec *hy thing peculiar dboukifj^ 1“ ■:•->’■ tGaggnsl" lbto,’’ aaLiJ :/nM»£ loat over two thousand dollars ! I kn<»w —-— thia, for I know the amount rif.gbocla finally “Y**‘" *aid$«—di«ll Ih* mark* have which ho* bora oata. and 1 know bow much c*»!> I hare received. I begah to te*n OMde-theaatM. >•»« thiol »■* IffI ba watchful four raonths agu, . Twd tbejjore_ prrf wfth ^f- book". anfL1*?! LITyWUAasysUyritfoHp marked with a small rad eroea upon the yearatMr«ftemMWld Itt Lbndun at 110 ' per cent. Th* Meaksar war hof l&i8 found., bat. partial , and «o*V. reluctant countenance in . London., It could m»C, at first be placed at par. but a'few v'eari thereafter the etpIrtMM of HO to 11S fit in jt,, s«. In a few ycuni - the vern men t i tael Thought it in at 120 to 121 per cent The viibole'public debt' 1852, by rreabd bflhe Mealoar. war; mdndedrn 184H,and the T^xas indemnity, was “P to fl7G.065.21G. In three year* the Government had redeemed by pur­ chase. at liberal premiums, over fifty million* of the hmount, reducing the tufn total before the calminatwai of the panic of J857, to 125,16^154, —A’re York B “’’nurir ctcttrarux- each recruit wbw bad thready serrod three months would hcj»UtWJiO « bounty of preset vedift the base of the monument,** —(Det. Adv. - ■ AcoUntrv clergyman has tbehdb-1 it id ad'd^cssiiig a certain puft of ever# diactiii're- U> Tils juvenile 'hearer*. A' frfajd tiriee ventured to express a doubt whether the children were stall awartof the JnestlinaMe privilege they enjoy ed In' having a portfoii i>f each sermon Ml! ttri ibemsel ves. To conyinoo bun ofhis error.the j***tor called hl* litllu daughter, ni><j^*al<^-J-‘?My dcitr I*’ there' any part' of m\' iertnotis you like Letter than tho speedily took after—light cavalry that re»tr’ .‘•Ycsi, papa.” -.What.'uut, 'thy'4 can oijhrr *rimr the country at a rapid dkl^itert* J'arnkeit best when you WyJ rate for mile* around, 6r *w'ci>p ddwn in battle aa th* eagle stoops upon itt/prey. ’ 'Tm'Ilu. . teda h*.'Maiai Uma na.1 litMi. Np rip4 <»«> Im down ffifo of hi* fxppriuny* and, M&J&p ,|ow ilp:dfo%chamb«r*,AudJn unite*, and slimy reou-aes, and am cotga up with a shudder and a cbiU, and,JUi, “Sir OnUw Campbell dtodmW <p farm earnest cry . to j y oaved /or war^y, the UighkMdere info sqtiara /to rcsiakibo Mfwfllfe..: , ret>4 r charge <4 the Russian horse, but waited for, them without moving a man. •The thin, red Urie.’ jiirt tfeped ufith st«!; Warftfa Llw.and- greatest general*, ltiAJ>«it,.|K)wevpr, <;lear that pywjixhl cavalry, can do anything nfrnmst good, sturdy Infantry, artned trith th6 Minnie rifle. ■•-■■r-lJ' '■■■■:■ ........ . hsri tiuM|la lopd ugain before th* horse- ’ rueu were upq» them, and al th* next tfirgi, do'wtfWMU horeaafoJ man as if It is pra^eciW recrtota<lNK>t gether. ’ fauwn s •» win.** «. >W,W.<x mei fe miff ouW by Ngtenlng. "ro X uj,w>, »iU»,l U» maka* fat. Mkm look «t the faaha of others with*. ‘ IrW dm^crous fer vtio'ti Mgh, for tih ia get iimpkig'dcad and-tlecaycd «sgK —“J i! without'< ‘nA. ■■■ > sod.'non A fe-the unit left the Uofouarojy ad vaoce^Uioalny/i power Will dissolve .brforn it<as anew bofora •: in racridiau *M). i,\V« muM aWsdoo itte dauitinoss on the uegro fluiaition. It 1* simply nonsense.. Tbs sentiment of the Nortbu-ojoeU iL TuoaccowiomalsjHntMg, the jiu »ters arc n< «l du t itled totbc service ■ assumed, and the Unionists wilt woC bp strengthened or inspired by it, n . - ------- ■—.s.^ ------ , ,4 THK.Toawuks.—Tortugns, to which pOfalL^fe ointiuocrs of th* Uucheeter rar giuient have,been sent, and whither .th* inakualeni* of the Troy regiment will wu. Sc*oe o* a Battle Field after a Flcht. A^cqrrespohdcnt of the Cincinnati Gaxetti, wbo laMy VMted the ‘ battle’ field' at St>riflgfi«<d, Mo.; writes: •• about acventy-fiv*. ■*V.»«o hundred i»itaw3uaih-a>ri«UHR* “There still remain about . . , Z. • • •bodies upon -> ot one liundrejl.foxburipd, the Cope Sable. It is cheerless and uncom­ fojld'ot. batUel basidM। a largo number of fortable^ jtamlatod by *imo«>n*K<M peo­ horsed. e TT>e bodies^ are' in cvijr luftanire ple by ycopmous reptilcs^-decidedly one those'df Federal Soldier*, and 'are geher. of the: most uncomfortable' points 4o ally lying on hand gravelly ridges ’Those who. fall ia I be Wltres.'or u boro th* groimd ,w»» wfk have bcw.b'id Brom view.. ed*ttiToMgM do1 not go as soldiers Itat Th*.stencil arising from the fieltl is not a* unarmed laborers, and will be compel* a* overpowering as might be anppdsed. led to work upon fortlfitatlona, much 'aa With a single Mc^ptha. every fare ha*1 pcriltcntlhry condcta do,in qbarri** rind ' ' , ' , turned a* Mack a* an Ethiop's, and that oahd-bAtks. ” ‘ oos, atrange fo **y persist* in retaining, Tnx M.-.st test.—We have seen lb*’ its Circassian characteristic. In several instances, the visitor cm distinctly see hfjsdwg to the subscription paper to bo’ where wounded men have drasgvd them; cirvuluted tlirnifgliout tbe 3tal* 'fi>r lb*, selves from th* place* where ittasy. fell,, puqxnte of erecting a monument to such, to tha aba^e afforded by the fow.acrMbhj Mtehignq, Volunteer*, as many.fajl in <fli o*h buabcamAb^.fi^d* and tbure 'with pre.i-.-ut Struggle fo'r I he maintenance of the frimsop tide of life ebbing nwoj .and the Gyycqnpjenj, If reads ■si follow* ; no ktntfband to mfinlmstcr so tritlmg a “Tp.giva *p expreaaum fd .opr pride io thing *s a enpoT witerj for the ■ want of the valor and regret for tho lifa* uf Mich­ wlnoh they wen*famishing, they laid them igan-soldier* it) tbe urcactit contest, these down u> die. Sum* ol our wwtuded funds 'will 'be applied. Sqbscriplili<>oa meu, who hod ^ttiu* sought the shade, limited to twenty five cents. 1'bn** were not found for ihre<? or tour days wfrbht£tD give nrore, enii pirtrdawn ■'Xl*after the battle What a *m.<re*sh>n of name* of ntemtiers tbrif. families or etenfillosTbuM iUy^mtfot hare Ihmji jo friend*. Three lists will bo bound and •WftWW APiiggaaga^s^ balwied Ab*l..^ur<difHa»U«ra.w«M)M -h» scutad without idRwiing.UicRmUUitfon of •lattery, are uowifrealy exprtwaiftg thrift aeUron .ctwticjhua- that slavery wiU ba. swept from the aouBtry, nvi *a Ma-af dri»< FJ-“ AMm«fatri»bMHdrred, ‘Yes, I will* • Ai-down they fiats awn*, firat up {Award* tlto'wurf. Mpher-thw- ostrich fir ribovd'lMtMfawft. If flew -on hf tow ' pridrrip toWWrda^M-'ftklR: it retied upon , itii rrww •tr^rifthyntir tipbn th* Ii-v*r. of tfrti atrengthfii-dld wwt *ay? *Cod- wil ling." Then thw bvenwiiig'wngd'drew aside tf*> Wl'fa-fa4hd-MTewMihg“flaifres, and in that moment the Mrrf** wing* wore Missouri Ragtnicut, was left tymn .pje burnt, nnd he sank in wretchedness to the field tor four days, and is now d,,|Mg well. Brave fellow! After be Had fallen, ever afterward able to raise themselves nithough tmable tn gsl off his Rack, he tip in th*’fir? They^fty timidly—hurry fired twenty-five ahotn at the reterhy. ai<wip-f»' a'lnavroW Thwy-are.a warning to nwmMnd.- in'irft our thoughts ■ CArauiT.— H'ilk't .SpiriApublistaif two ariicla* by Captfin Sfaukspcarc. uf Eng Ung ”' lapd, who has bad u large •xpcrlenoe in' India. In introducing them <i»l. Wilkes Twa TmaW Doulam Bouxtt..—The writes a*'follow’*: ' ' “What we wwtea t» this erMs, is what nF ■«>:». araaMM*, ’•** ■'JjgTS . , or- and <ta<* of hit wlng« is a . Urd long wh<» the fealbera nre ifreighed out • i. but for all that it canrott Uy. ’ Them j* an Egyptiap.‘t*1e about the o* trieb, shich spy* it* wing* are" clipped, and htotMUdFtt'^^edhfit for" !L"-' A*' ft may account for the’Mt <<m«fty <’sr*r* i|ijf «birll nT htririafi tdnm«ee; ! wjfr fel«e it to'.ifi? “rthVliA'imd hn'rf‘rhcanteful,sthS4 HfSHngiW »Bk-to*fligfle TW, ■ one evening one of the largest ferret IfiriJs ha* been examined V'tlked Warton. Prodndng tho Ho«*, I riaid, “Do :you not *m thu*e rid’dtarMT •" 1 fitted a reri “Now "said I, “I haiteglraa y«».Ato plain." “Bov can ytMMt honest accoubt, and will you be equally frank and tell me all that ha* . happened inarka frmn .thte to excite this wvpicion 1'.’. •Ttaw iTiA Office inlhe Coart This1 GovbrwniiSrt' began In 17M>. with a rav<^ntI<WtaJy‘delA 175,444,476. Bafi.re the war of 181M. it ,was.reduced, hty-NllWp ' uf * pripcv ‘ ' yar ran up bhsaei me feb She aasumnoe I had given ___ ,____ __________ ________ hWt.berirtteib !r.i-4--| seT The public ffebt tlm* 'enlarged iimk-1ft^ od Oh the following morning be Wbaght form; to a eon*id<*al>le extent, of.* three ■c fifty 'dollar*, in eight different bills," patent, stock, which gradually found to. di«TUM*n: tbol*Sr«. is • rdbei. 'HaemmsW marked with th* red aba*. »*u8 >'L' '* w|»jf£i Europe, and l!>e interval ouy b)ch w*s paid in L ®dou. It was with extreme ■ -Whoevur raises Ute white ftigjrataaB difficulty that the Government could In­ thewreM!" I duet the •iirrchdee of tbe balance of these tbeaea-wu.n> flag, *od imial as certainly ., I kept my promise, and lived eapoeb thafrit'.will bewailed &»«a by- ria the aid man Ahi let again; fee wbeia Hafiry cy” and other European holder* in 1830- indignant mulutada. as if it had- th* *■*• But Ifee taat jjdlar wm p?’>'i off.— ! MamaW recession gfaringly.dfapl*>*d-«s remnant of the public debt in 18S5 ltofa»l<ta*dJ«c *i :•> ■,,•* !--.«) .-■<■ •<• :• TSj-•leM'fhan * 'A-- '0 ,4 ' . Zana* *,** - - - - prere - 'instate —* ■ .1 - Iedged all -bi* wild alha, wtrforaMy _ Whatever that the <n Govern.' wbk fifty'tbtitiaarid dollars (187. i begged pardon, bat he became a pood and Gfl.) ' A pofille atock of one htmdrodwnd twenty seven • millions, made irredeem44* etwept mba option of the Gu*oa>! cMifided tbltt, ia both rebel and nnsrrehiet, taent.,was paid off.in lets than ,W«Hy nnd renounce* the protection.af thbbMwa.-: ’RieWricfr » wometifoe* called th* year*, in 1842, the Government wanted canfeMilrd. bewrare H dwellsftrWtatearid five millions to supply defidenew* in the: ^hrSLavaar.J-TW***. ■olitary place*, and "eato'gcM- tong ^ hile' i ngtog correspondent of die Philadelphia withont witter. You have perifap* bea»d it called * "sifty-lilrd,” bearaAe -It w» vkea*th^ Lopdou !Hw«now volunteer*, said that when pursued it often jpokes it*' refused" to take the loan .at par. It was must con Wee to a remarkable change of head into tMsand and Imhgtne* Moelf hid taken, Coffer preisurte, at nome, and'd few ■rad^witfe mbeAftAtwv �WAR AEVVS! ! , BEPUBUCAN BANTTRR, I FROM THE WAR. fi People PROBATE ORDER. KITED STATES 11 Davis: Captain the Florida 10th ut but the win now number 1.90Q ineiudlwg rewsnes and sMdtro.- .j.,., TTt '•g.flKg of fr*100 *“• just com® in-dram N#foik withjihe crew of tbe hark Rowvnfo «hd Glei'and tehoastor Msry Alice Wednesday Herwlig, H*»r»O m TftM, CH-«M OVB COVMK, ka furnished tbe Bu Louis force *tlr” mained outside Um bar Ute wh-k <»f Satunjay, wftnoert observing any uf'tjnetrfii^i On Saturday morning, at half-past six •ot^rte^al some of uir.hroiem- • are very much exorcised, relative WF« I io UM retuurt or thr rSDvanMMmraBTy certain >pMW tfnha£i ‘w* lately pot in irone Mllt'T Awd we further obterew that tbe rtunsu in' the Eatate at Deaglas J. WuUa^T^ Constitution ptoblbiting Coogrtes from making suyjaw abridging tbe frsedvm TRfiXSURY NOTES TO BE ISSUED Iff PAYMENT OF TROOPS. in favor uf permlllibg all kinds of verbal Waihimutox. Sept. 4. ' Tbe following order has been issued bv treawm t<> be iK*Uered abmaif without restraint. Congress Esa passed .4«. 1*^! UauL General 80HL, Sept. 3d : er. Tbe Federal troupe destroyed the The General in Chief is happy to an­ abridging the freedom-of.speech ior.tlil»r| nounce that the Treasury department, to meet future payments to the trovipe. Is disposes nf the constitutional armament about to snpply beaidcs coin as heretofore. .This jkobfbltipp ponundna Tireusery Notes in b's 10'e and 30's -as at ’ npec. good es gold at all banks and Roverment Quigress alune and.is good i»r nothing several of Brown's men had become a terror to the Yankees. offices threughout tho United Stales, and m so argumuiii until Cougresa proposes nsortahv. U> vlulate’it. ' ■ " •• ' " th* bridge overthat stream having been burned nearly off. the entire train went deWni-lb* engine turning over and the freight, mail, and two passenger wiU-'thedsrty *ne-f tbe train that escaped imhiitt. After . cetliwp oct of the l»aggsge ter f commenced taking the pasewtgMft that were not killed from the wreck. Onwductr* 8.-’ Cl Caller died in a few iwihuftd, Frank Chrrh. engineer, bad one leg completely, twhted and jammed ;1 Field, mall agent; Charles Moore, fireman, M»d J. Fi>», brakeman, were killed.— Among the wounded were Mr Medill, sow uf Dr, Medill, of Ohio, and his wife, both badly injured. I could not learn the Bamteof all the passengers. I went to 0L Joseph end got an engine, physicians, and other necessaries for tbe woonded. sad reached the wreck at 3 o'dock A. M. ITill those jouHritlt who hake MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL ARMY AROUND WASHINGTON. . WaaatMTOM, Sept. 8. ' The fulh-wing are the results of bare! fut and extended observations tirday, un havelieen Hidicted ae treasonable, by- the the Viremia side of the Potomac: A legally constituted authorities, tell ns new and formidable battery has been •b "»r •Mia.lOSEiretf.’f discovered commanding Leasburg turn­ dem nation fur such journals for violating pike. Tbe felling nf woods by the Con­ tbe cotMtituti^a. in “adhering to the ene­ federates ezpoeed thia battery t-> the view of <»ar tAMipe. Owing to tne distance mies of the rouuiry, giving thorn aid and no demonstrations were discernible, nor cnmfortF ,u i . j- .: • any Targe body of troupe. Men were employed oa the fortifications U>-dav. Tbe Constitution gnsrarftfrs-tbe free THE CAROLINA COAST. At daybreak this me ruing our pickets dom of speech, but will those stickler^ andvanccd one mile farther Into Virginia. Fohtcms Monbob, Sept. 5. for strict conalructito insist that, by im­ The Confederates retreated before them TSc Monticello and Harriet Lane arrivod from -Hatteras Inlet this morning. plication even the nwot remote; it pro front the direction of Arlington. Laat Wednesday the Confederates Tbvg-- yeport the most gratifying intelli- teets obeeenityl How then cm it pro­ tect the spy who nees only rprrrA to fired from aa omittance at Greet Falls at gencc. . The Confederates have abandoned their betray his country in y/ne of” war 1 The a body of our Iroops on the Maryland Btronriy fortified furt al Ocracoke Inlet GuBstilutioo guaranties the freedom of side, snd wounded four men- They at­ tempted to ford tbe river, constructing ’ Multitudes uf North Carolinaina have demonstrated their Inyaltv tn the Gov­ tbe press; but pruhibita aud provides temporary bridges with plaoka, when they ernment by coming to fort Hatteras to for the punishment of treason; will those take thrinalhof allegiance, Col."Haw- journsla then, insist that a man has 'S’ kins sends ward that be administered the right to aid an enemy ia arms, giving oath to between 200 and 300 Io a single ^The steamer Pawnee still Ilea In the inlet and the Susquehanna on the ofitside. treason and cMrveys interdicted intelli­ The Susquehanna ran d«wn to the Oera- gence through a newspaper t Away with cdte. Jnlel, and found tho fortifications such fully I Tbuws wbo takeeueb a stand. there completely deserted. Tbe Confed­ erates had carried away their guns, and a while flag was exhibited. thy with tho Union, no respect for the Constitution, and only ask to be protected GEN. GRANT TAKES POSSESSION . OF PADUCAH, KY. in their hellish desigus.pgsinatboth.. Let the loyal people : be ware of such Cairo, DI., Sept 3. persons nnd papers aa prefeeeUsioo sen­ This morning about eleven o’clock timents, and at tho same time copy the Gen. Grant with taro regiment uf infantry language of such journals as find fault, and ope company of light artillery and two gunboats tiadi possession nfPadocah, and labor in every manner to weaken Kentucky. He found seceoei<>n flags fly­ ing in different parts of the city, in ex-' peel ation of greeting the arrival of a' southern army, which was reported thirty eight hundred strung sixteen miles dis­ tant. . , , The loyal oitixem tore down the seres ] sioo flags on tbn arrival of our troupe. AGen- Grant took tx®ae«aioo of the tele»ph tdfice. railroad depot, marine b««>1, and found large quaatities of ahfoptete rations, and leather for tbe southern army. The following prdclamation was Issued. “t have come among you not as an roe . my but aa your friend and fellow-eittacit; BEAUREGARD RETREATING. ■ { Foarnnas Mowae», Sept 3. well understood that ha must jtieuioAX.-Tixcirtvucwrth, eaasty af Bwrry. la eMactry ssaaum C. Qamu. r«wX«Ma<. tats of REMEDIES II Uurtreath^. "aJj« BITTERS and-gave yurtvig Eggleston, who was hun ■ wtoWiahee Ute Mtowiag on Sunday IsW, s thousand dMIare In fall | FAC ej' .l'd.mM-. ta.aw p.yte, U- MIII treat. Maialaiaa m< kaa4HAKNOX SMITH. P0,lru!B , BLn0C Dated. J«l» W. >*•]. be Cnfehed, which will be by Tuesday FEMALES. DY8FEP8U MORTGAGE SALE. LIT EK COMPLAINT, aand bar near Prairir du (.Trion the thing ia that the rMnoceroa is ■ICK FE?ULIX DK- J. BOVEE DODS’ npuial Win* dead brwwn horse, which had lain in the i water till swollen fc» an emwmoea she. Ths Cudluas o» Hossas atBull Ren. j —Tbe fol lowing incidentii rif Bull Run came tn my kaowledge yesterday. One 1 of the guna of the celebrated fibermsn’s battery, was rescued fn»m capture by the rebels and brought off the field by two I b-ima that had been shot through by Miate balls. When the order ‘‘forward** was given, they resolutely straightened out and absolutely brought .-ff tU gun. At the commencement of the battle, Lieut. Hasbruvsck, oftbe West Point bat­ tery, was riding a little sorrel home. ‘ In a short time he was abut three time®, and 1 from luea of blood became too weak for 1 further service. He was stripped ofj bridle and saddle and turned loose, a* : his owner suppmed. t«> die. Tn tbe brat । sflATmo Bitten oonrrnmoM CAUSE BOON TO HEAL, RECKVTT THE DEWLITATKD. ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OB oBSTRvrrioga of the biaiod OR 8ECRKT1ON&, . DR. J. BOV EE DODS’ *!nrPTT<T»~\X IBiJTTIKBa nf tbe ©ontest nothing mure was thought ‘ of the littte sorrel, nor was be seen attain until tbe remnant of the battery wU far i •’’•7 wnwsMMiw 01 laasvt We bare aa as teentie information of towards Washington <W the retreat*»<••«** It paused al CehterviTTs, and whffe resting rf^7s 'trial*-'t^r theTs Lieut Hasbrnuek gM delighted IO i tot, I.M tte. Test said prasoaaa will b« todd to >aj t eipel sad Intereat rrmnnt.it aapJd be joinedVy Ute folfofol bore*, wMeh bv temauwforefte . B-on, lb. Uxf. I Washington. 8®pL ®- , call tu ritreai a^ had found his true lp*.b<dKer A diepateh from foe Chais Bridge aay 1 priaitiuh with tbe4ieitery, which Is more I oring to sustain Lhg.CoUUtutii>n in e/fita than tnurt ofthe human mass—*—**•-' ’ parts, and preserve the liberties whid: lit ' r a.tM meat, had a narrow escape this morning. I .Lll sirj o guaraties, alike tn aTT. There can-be nt> He was un picket duty three miles iu coleiv into Waahiogton, is now recovered I dependence placed ^u^ort sufch jbhmalv front of our iitHW.rtMilhW Virginia side of of his wounds, snd ready ‘ for another i as profess strong Union ^otimynts effit'i thfiriTer.opprette Chafe' Bridjv, BoihC ' fight.i ' , ‘ toxic, NARROW ESCAPE. i>riaUy, and in ti>« adgoinit^ qoivinns publisb articles-ahieb'meat •isbat 'a per non has a right to preach treawn: under! funr infantry end two cavalry. After ta­ once.,s<»i*»y l*'wer <• havy,abut Gsp. W Mhiugv-n ;F «fiid a British toddler I ti> tbe Constituitou if he" only print) hfi ' king Mm a abort distance twain roes, they an Amreiesa. ae they were discureing the dwwnnded bis pistols. IMingAhiaMa entote.of foe great struggle al the ®uaOdly Aance effect ha drew tmtirw, chMtiMPfpafo.,.. , uwhy did j'>u polahuot him, toV* lacked the AaMrietfe.*?ppKte>fihM*» tew abridging Ae ftfifidufe' i»f the pHbw,1 liStcnn .Jo Wrinuoi PURCtfASR ONE BOTTLE!I JytTxeetiO ' w BitoHISMrt cades Or. Bebsefc ■cy.be amMsdIto siMisally <sr bj tottar smAsw ’ ' FivyertK aad saM by CBABUS WlDDrriKLD A CO., »--Ls ranpairroaa. n _ M-rtKCfto- <J PROBATE ORDER. T». VHMmbAux, x™ x«k. aaMeawMjoTDoaglaaa J. Tin- A «EW ARTICLE. । f ,' ionday the loth fir-d F,i-o*r, A D rtpUad .tfe and dfiubrt" de«gn«rty -tft-ew joertiafo to tbe cncmj Tn'i'rma.’^ftfii te'falt' the Conrawwi^. «W Al A amniAl. AUKTT. JIASWW& TMrtB.XCT, -I AA-* A • M__' ■ —i J*rr^*ia>r e’reetfred last i -Modtoaled.” ‘"SchaaBM." d by afl g TANNERY ■> I Tbe MtefoMUtfogiftaU tfia ftsstams T» protect Ha, tburity. Ir«>m tniieTrffEe, and n<>b.xiy ever Ux-t V&* W? * co •« ** !>><<« (or r my enyraead.* lyttxMyn / CONTAIN 50 MIX KRAL. press Comptoiwa from- carrying.tbe ‘aid manifitokthat ourselvea, ar • S theB UfC. tt UliAV A 8CAVMNAVIAN Becfttery of w»- heaprouted lb. > deal only with armed rvbeKxa its aider* three weeka. laeetsurrl] eeiues to tbe cay at branar H- C PKIKIHX, CHANCERY SALE PHAffMACT, about neither iwaaty ' ern.nent ever interdicted the paUicitlute. ing through his canteen, suwrthcr foevmfih' ehhros. An enemy In rebellion against hte'Mrt.grastag'the akin.-and a third owr common government has taken pnw-Urtugb btokftebeeii; patafo^uOl -nfit bfo session snd planted its guns upon the soli indicted in N«w Yvrtt." M •krueenasbteJ nf Kentucky and fired npnn uor Bag.— . '^.;Puiti>ffl^'"bd^^t'^ftfaW Ondembes and Htekmaa are ia bis hands. «»4. trough Up majls, and lift1 U>4WM y< PTION, f\H B ~pyV3.~TTTi~U fob beU Hfoai,- es^ea s-eeg tea Cfcsgy guarantiee freedom expended so much iiik and paper upon tb« simple refusal of lb® Government to INUIPI!8<T Dr. Dfid«' Ulcbarted V1m Bitten fun* between- LcaipgiMe and ..Richmond- Montree's cornfield. filled bis capwcmua The foreca thus leftgnt •< all-rpall <*>pv the part ‘which pkohfMtJtrwasbn'T TWe' mnuicafoxi. General Rrid. going tewards is ode notabft fact which,Jt^IA ’ariff'be Fort :8o<t, touk wifo him.Messrs. Ring. Rvlaod, Field sad other.priwaera. .The boryeAU mind ; which is that ti»os« presses whole !**«■. in all lb« fortt, <>u tbe seces­ and persona wbo oukipUin ?f aa mfring- sion aifor, was right-killed, beaides the roenCof the Cntwtitcthfi: rehftiria o» the1 wounded; and w the Fnderal side, one modally,and usvcral slightly wounded. dtred end freedom' 6t the pnhta, aidtbobe who'hrb’ Tbe Federal troops burned a- warehouse in the service of open traiti^ni. They ci»y. and caged far' tbe time in Davis' deraarui the protocteKi. of Um vary-, in, stmrestabk. Ol. Preat-m Oiin pooanted . stromenl they jwopitoe tcrlviolatS and theeteer. destroy. THK8K BITTBM BLOOD PURIFIER ANL BLOOD PILLS! ing Cspt. Sb»U>y, with M»<>ut six hundred | Abe Hsger. baggage master on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Reilread, tarn- as “erfVrr'My ti. their epefole*. g1! vlhg thetn isbeabn the St.- Louie Democrat the fol- i aid and co^/orf.” Is that part of, the , Conflip>ti«in wbi»h 4ta<«bebssriaata I tea HltKRMA ■ But bow ia^t that theye.great stickler^, al home. G*w»d husbands, fathers and 1 <>f-Um city by. a oumpony « ■unread brothers, serv ing under the Stars for constitutional'obligation* h^ve qr^^ undrt Captain Witbrow, rhich Um and Striper will thus have a ready and looked another clause io-ibe.CueqtilulfUM'. aafo meena of relieving an immense which applies tn;every individual under amtetetof suficring which could Uut bc the Government f Tire Hai»e referred reached by coin. tola the one which 'dyfac^yetiroa'and' were atemdoaad, CuL Roul retir«< wKh OUTRAGE IN WESTERN MISSOURI provides fur ite. puoialuncnl.. .The CtfU his conuuand towards Independence, and I attar a fenrvu CnL R« »d going towards Furl SeoU, less I t ’ i Hudson. Mo.. Sept 5. that rood day before yeslerdsy. P"?11**. ,o,■' lion. And it now hwsHE |. Mism a insist that ebcDeaity.atod tiTR^s Daria. ___ nser_______ peUrie dotfiUNl of W to pointed commander. r1 .rr T^tgMhqeW SW&2£W �FECIAL NOTICES ATTENTION! COMPANY!! Joral ani ^Sdrou* work*—ib< paper* til, J&Xd by H«»“« • malrttiM Pilis, •Am we tofc for »>l-bolh old and young, narpraiw* are on rvery ••«£>«: di**rtn*d—ao longer kills, M**ard with Hassles'* Pilto. " 6 1H1C ON HIGH PRICES ****** afflict souf do net doubt ft^Manuiag rompouod will March It out. lii haellb F*: ®“a. jfTaly-'— t*HM.1’M'*Pilu. IV (taj, Stacks of join the Hth Regiment in reodeavum at Grand Rapid* ,m Spunky. The emu pm»y wHl probably nut be full by time, but ha offiorrs hope G* gut a sofRo, lent number to M-uro ua acaeptettoe. bod . fill it up Afterwards. ifW O M". v„Un teere reerviltng under Captain Walbridge b filling up quite bat They expect to SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. NEW GOODS! dDPJCA’ FREX. a*U>jrloenl.InflpMry TO REGULATE THE BOWKLB. Depend upon U, luotLers. Il will giro rest to to YOUR INFAXT8. BAILEY * TO COSSCMPTIVES U-ardmcAL-Charlr. Rutotoll/a vouag PTSFUTdA. NERVOC8 DEBILITY, HEART ppUdLFFVKU A AGUE, r» CONSTIPATION. TV umtery.rnrd, sow..eventykv. years old. man <>f this village had .ma of his log. ampntettd sbovs tbe knee. <« Friday afternoon. Hr had liero f,^.a Ume n,boo«ri and tb« l-'or '» lurk of these aaufferar from a awrllii^ juot below the jriMful eomptoioto. wbkb carry thousand* sad aM»sd« to so uutimtly |mr, ho ha* seldom knee which had anrtottaly aflennd his Mel lueurv all who liav* applied to him for ro- health and endangered bia life. The op gad believing Uto bo aChri«tian duty to re. Svt these abroid. M wall as at boma. hu will 'ration waa skfllfully performed by Dr. m4 to those who require it. a Copy of PruocriptfMSaeU. Free >-f Chart*>. with directions for Wm. Upjohn, and the patient kt appar­ —MTU sod using th* earn* Also nslao oa ently doing aa well as could be expected. btel Halkinx. Vrnulation. and Exerctoo for tba . ..___ Tn a-J - ...» w E ARE' li u w o,N HAND with oo^ot ,k, LARGEST .nd BEST AManbi»DU OK GOODS. LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS DRY GOODS AcxaowLXDOkttxx—We have received PssiM. DrirsniA, Mxavocs Dssilivt. and Fag4UCu«rUki’V». aad be hope, every one aSic nd Will »e~S ^r copy, a* it win coat nothing, and itoM itxroU apply before it to too lai*. The** Prr*cnE>t»r.> ar* u««d by tba meal eminent Phyncita* »f U-bJoo. Pari*, and New York. Thou m tbsw will pica** address KEV. DR. CHAMBERLAIN, d*d0y*P* Williaraxbargh, New York. ni8 SPUING STOCK of U not *nlvr«li«»M the ehild from pain, but in­ vigorate* tii* stomarh and bowel*, eorrect* acid­ ity, and give* toes and energy to the whole syetem. It will almost iastoauy rolisvs firtptex la the Bowels and Wied Chwlic, ead ovemMaroonvulsMma, whiab, if eel apsedily rvm*dird, rod in dsalb. Ws believe it 1L. be*l age. occupation, rtc., w» will write a candid re and snrral rttoedr tn tba world, ia all ca*s* o ply. with adrice and direction* for cure. Any fro* Dysentery and Diarrhsm in children, whether it arise* from teething, or any other eaa*s. We would my to every mother who baa a eh lid »nf- Bcdieiuss Cao be Mat by mail or ex pres* it de forieg from any af the foregoing diseases, do not aired. S*.d for on* or more of our work* and Judg* for yirareelvM. Alaa published at lb* iafinnarr. to aid th*** from Jamas H. Brown, now a volunteer in Company C, 2nd regiment of Mich ignn Infantry, one of Curbett’a Maps of tbe seat <d war, ebowing the pnoitfon of tbe belligerent fureea in the vicinity of W aehington and Manaaaae. BOOTS AND SHOES, etc., planation* af the can***. «r.ptom*. diet. I*alhing and exercise. Price 50mu THE LAME’S MENGAL/FRIEND, Awd the Fhysiwiogr »f Marriage. A work ou IbeeauM, *yuiptu«iia. and treatment JeM. Davis Dearl. During the past week there have been VEBY many runwn concerning the death of the rebel President. Hit death has hewn • e«m*a't frwedship lhau by ormsing her rt*i7 ns. bat we think it way be obtained oy nobler •ad store honorable tneaos. Mother* are not Mud wsnt.ng in gratitude to tho*e wbo do them • Mfvire; brace th* blewaint* they have pronouncrfnoa the name of Mr* Winslow, wbo has Im■•rtalired bere*elf by the discovery ofberSoovw- affirmed and denied alternately CHEAP nearly every day, and aa yet a doubt hangs uver There are very many circum­ Ever shown io thia hie fata. stances corroborating tbe statement of his death, so much so that most of the MEJfSW Market, which are prepared to sell al a small THE GUIDE AND GUARD advance from public journals North, give credence to the report. So tar as tbe rebellion is concerned, it matters but little whether their chosen leader is dead or not; as there are several others, any one of whom NEW YORK COSTS. LOW PRICES would perhaps, make a more efficient and statesmanlike leader than Davis. And yet, tbe prestige of hie name and influence, being* removed al thia lime, must tend to lewsen the ardor of those X 8. GOODYEAR A Co. superstitions followers wbo make up a large part uf the Southern army. Tbe personal friends of Jeffi Davis certainly fb* following arc among th* dulrtwog vari■ of human -^-i—r* iu which tba TEQETABLE'LIFE MEDICINES No mistake this time! acrid kind; FLATULENCY, I^ea o» Arrurirs- THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Haasrueui. HasSscu*. R*sn.«aaaae^ I*x Taairsu Plantation nnd fthopeAsxirrr. Lsuoooa, aad Mxl*«cuqu.t. a Inch are For every Family, having over a loBO receipts general eymfNouisof Dyspepsia, will ruaisb.aa a on Cooking. Drsing, Preserving. Cleaning. At. not lira! eoasMus— «» How to Plant and what it to beat to Kais*. How < i»ns i.i ten Rih of to* ini------- ------------------------ r—. and witboutVtoleucar ail vwioet parses tear* the bowul* eiMtire within two dsv*. rEVKKn of ail kiada, by restoring tbe Mood to a regular ctreulatma, Wrausb tba proeseo of NORMAN BAILEY have cause lor gmtulalion, if be has been permitted to die a peaces bl a and honor­ able death, having di fraudtsl the hangman of a legitimate subject. Kbbyccky.—From eppearamea al preamt, it wold awn tbs’ Kentucky le Is* reap the loiter fruit of sre<'«*i**o and eivil war. Secrwui-aitate in that State have invited n portioa of the Southern army ti< <«-upy ile o><H, and the feeling* •d loyal citizen* ar.* outraged by the preronc- «>f arnied iraitrrrw. Tbr Fed end Government was prepared for lb*turn afleiia here taken, and General Grartt ;5imJTc ia promptly on the move tn drive kuit the FOR SALE! I A will Mteetod*oel: of fAMILl rebcla. At T3 precisely wLai ita asms ladlcate*. for. »bils JL plaamatto iLc MAto. it Is revirlngly exhilsra ting, and strogtbriung to the vital powers. It also revivifies. rwa*tato*m>d renew, tbe bUad in all it* original pumy, nd ilia, rotors* sad reoden lbs »y»tmi htrutnsrxbls to attack* of diasas*. Il i* tbeoelr preparation ever offered to lbs world ..... .. ..rul .uujtv! ui a rriuin ul to* lea peptHar form *o a* to be within tbo reach af diMV«-a Mrs by Hmm modtetae* i* pwtuapeul. TavTeaa. USsJtunsa. tl»ti CtMsa BILIOUS FEVEKH A UYEB COMPl.AlNTN. - SaaxasL tfoaiurv, Loasbr Arrkrrrs, and Jhe***** or >'iM*L>a|-lhe Me^cine* bavrbcea aasd last acenuntw hr had taken poaorasioii of Paducah, and the r«i:»el* were encamped at C«dumboe and Ilirk- CKOCEBrERV*ry )on for CASH OB FBODUCE Thrw long credit* WO can't go "NO HOW. ” Do no* aak feranytbtag bet Pa v. Ready intend in keep our Stock Cavalry H»k*b». - Senator Bingham arrived al Detroit from W«*b1ngt*v on Saturday. He has aiiccved.-d in obtaining instruct ions to order the purchase and inapertion in thia State, of all horses re­ quired for the use of Cob-neD Brodhead and Krll-ifeg’a Qivalrv regiment. Thia will ensure the distributhm among the horse raisers ofthia State of over •*»,- ISAAC C. Groce ries! ! 000. full and complete. SOON. .id by the First ey will be left klaa forStia 8® AOKffiS choice r OAK OPENING1 land, Row tbe Fhyaieian sboeld bs. How to Prvifot 1'rrgoaacv This JoursalTtiu^Q Johw Stbahmat Sanaa.—A •teamboat in courea of construction al Pittabwrgh. Penn., for Hon. John Bell, of Tenn., ba. been seized by the United States authorities under tho confiscation act. Mr. Bell has paid about five tboua and dollar! on the contract. CoWHIDED BY HU BaUTHBB.—Calab Lyoo, of Lyondala, a well known Naw York politician and poet, ’« co winded at Rome, in that State, n few daya aintM. bv his own brother, fuf writing oeurnlci. veroes about a clergyman In that vicinity. _ GROCERY, SALOON. BENTON HOUSE, BOARDING-HOUSE. Tbe aubweriber la now prepared to' oeil 1 FAMILY GROCERIES fed toWMbip af Yankee Springs; Aa low aa the f<>west, Mr OasAur ready : pay only. Warm MmIb At AU Bbra! , Or £old Lunch if deaired . ’ Consisting in part of New Orleans, Muarovado. Odfce, Cruahed. Puwdared and GrmMh“j". Rnssu, M. D.. A. M., Chief Pbrstoteu. 8. gxrw. 8. Moss:*. Surgsou. Dr. J. Both, clwaiil Molaeoee end By rope, Green iind Black Teaa. Corrwpowdcwis will plsaao e»clo*« two or Rio, Ceylon, and Java Coffc. . thru* slump* for rvtoru pnstagr, lad iddrtii osr Stone, Wruiden. and Willow Waya, ' jgnrii Tobacco, nnd SmtfT, S.,It-nd Water Lime, Suape. Saleratua, Cassia, Peppar tad Spier. PHOTOGRAPHIC QATJJURY. .-»!rtIf Inwo.l (V»T >rft >/. Crayon Ainhn-tyjK; Vmiu-ttc Ambro­ type; Mflniiifo.lypc; Spbcreutypc ; rear] AuibnHv|«; Ornamental Ambneypr* lyupereil Am bmtvpe; Relievo Am- OR COFFER CHICKEN?. PICKLED TQN0UR8ML • AND COPYING dees to order. M abort Mtta. ! -I ’ ' PINES, fee. v 6 -, TEA Terms Easy. f «rrt if you newr pttf for tkem XUf UP THK IKTK^tKT. Low Pressure System Walk <*, CeMleaWBll Also) Ice Cream and Lemonade. Board wiljbe furnished, by jibe d4y,,or aorteiML I wffi go al aay tun* aad owy whore, to this omly. to taka Likin***e* of the Ktak er Dtoto. D. C. IAVLEY. rvNsv.lt, l«o. MvU tamiwiswso'.w • ■■■ NOTICE! Just call at tbe * one Bo<»r east of! ware stem. F ROWIXY FHewNtob. MOTT, Is nnw receiving from Naw York and BosUxi, lua fall stuck nf Ja’.r, 1801. OENT* H-Taw thai^wd a* aa aotaa er back eeeweal that is past das, will plaaao fort eeet, Is .Mlftoa «* tbe above Meeh ef Greaariaa. ho ■ base Mead eotxpteto caowteanMor^ �pmw CURE 3 3. :s S 3 i" “ - Bl 3 3 S4E M 80 1 M j jsi. /; a M LOW PRICES 1850. Come and See !! WE IIVAE JUST 11BCEIVEI) •0 X4 82 33 wutwxviiev Alt v>l" <tm< wt '* le'/ofn wV 34 44 3 60 28 ! ^••;f:Sr<=rtR 9'\ I*£ADACHE, ■• -; uu 1!3 M 48 Bl 1 u 43 80 7 91 OK of. 7 H eo A I U 45 1 l» M 13 I IM 18 W # 1 ilW?' wwt ■5i?BB6E.A\)>SIUtEOWRB 4a Mmv *y Jtr. Srauo**•* l^^rLwtxo iU*oaTill,’, fcl,‘5* ,M1‘ ■"• O*oe. wllli W. W. Ralph E*q BorryO—^.H^cJrigan.______ .wssrii^ . . DANIEL COOK JWtTICK OF THE PEACE, Ge Tax -Aceot. will attaad to ta Vinage of Orwgctffle. * .7 . * GROCERIES r HARD-WARE! MT. Yri fton. Obi., W if. Mj, HVRlTvZni*A£Bnri>, Esq. .. ..-*- . ..• »m Flvase Bnd inclovcd twenty-fin cvjita.fnr wh>‘ Beilt-Mv rttWkbrHfcflfitfvonTCephalic Pills. H . r 43 ud 84 17 p 03 U *IJ» ri.ee i« Iwevbr given tbU 1B i pmvhkMM of the Sumtvin d**'?0* •"S'- 'j^ni y«iK »•.><•» c*-.:o.; >g<rf««i myraatoro^T ■' 5 i‘ro’n " U *» M P«BMr art c«*^r». wbo'ioaab^ 80 180 W i 81 M 1 11 H I 11 I •’< « Town 4 Xorth of B»op 10 Woat AND S SOLE MANUFACTURERSOFTHEIMPBOrtt e.i®?SS5S2 Tbe cheapen! an^^d durable Ree«»^ IT IS FIRE AND WATER FW DRY GOODS! rn. .uiNotn. _ ,_ — TU Otat fa fatly £.t Obo-TMH Wm C. 1MW-. RnweHaburc. Fnoklro Co. rr elarm-^ntn IMaekfl- I *T>r Truly M . <b«’ »«•' M • DANTE L STRIK1 1UNTT CLERK, Notary Tub! Tupai Nartb af Raagat VjmU tout., ‘ 'WM. .C. Fll.um. 1 ' ’- tpiitmtl. Web.. JA.14.1061 • 2 *2 « • , Stacks of trill rg expwt Jhnmtkv jEnnaijr, ipeftrit, Opbalk Pill. ^.■UW> <4^ fcr .IM> they won niadv, vji, Cun of Headache in >11 Ua laYT *. .jffiW i. >.. ■ ■ ' Oe Of^g^. &. M. If von an. <x l»n f^n tryeM^l wHb the Moeb*; »<■„<! far a h .«, fOtfaJic 1MI*,) M> that you nhrboq^Sa onoe of m» ottaok. ■■ is Clothing WB$» iflEj/wi: Prii&l t"** ;s u il.I.IA'1 sTMStr ‘ HBJU JM.Xn’SyPRKgABJ&D^tJIE1 ■ *•1 1 gUfHYtttr >*np (I7BTSZ -“d^1 • 8PALDfW#T‘Rf^.4WB»MLUE!' tU-Kl' »ji <Onn •< Ukertz bU«S. ' >!»-!, roH«»a«»““V. . aavvK W*a«ifcl“^“w® _ I »few of TH DJI BARD TIMER w« an nfUiag WK^SIV’ fUR GOODS * Unusually Low ! ammhi nnfe «« .yrfn . Ot OZITW>JXXA t#H**>*fMitt W W* ».;»«* ’ Wcg «v bai 4 I fcMmi 11 mF •'• 4&4HMC • rfleWth1 CCS- SuSSBBBf" ‘ ;, ..,% T»AU(» WOT’**8' •« »** -. 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" nrtk r>» ‘That will wit md exactly—1 do not it»M, bleak «vemng, late in Nik wish to go out!’ ver*bar,A feknale, enveloped In awnthef- . ..i'AjWtbcr is, ih*Xjoa'ntmi not attempt benteh phrd eioaif, was been burryin* to hyld any correspondence with your JACOB FERRIS, along'the shWwalk *f >> Ashhmabte pldMaodateaJ:..' j , '. j_ , ttrwt ih-Mh of toe Atknrie dtfea Once ,,..>hqre,,is pot. a person ,00 earth with .NORMAN BAILEY •be1 wsdended the' door-ateps of a splen- whom I wish to hold any correspon­ EALER in every variety of dry (, dMjMatt&4f,'anld Wardltout* to 'pull ihb ne*. erwkery. hardware, reMyn dence.* could Dot trust her with her .liberty-ttM . L-.. ..... > ...IB belt' 'fhon- w sodden Miwfr'«f merriment 'The third-and last;coeditoxi is that if from Within seemed to deter bef, and she any »>f yc^tr old acquaintances call, you lhe marriage ceremour.Koowie* that again resumed her omree with an Sir will rcfoiie tn see th*th? remanslranss would prove - vain, alia to J. RUSSELL, more hasty and timid toan hef.we. Hav­ appearance meekly acquiesced. Yester­ Ing' passed a d.aen Or more houses, she day morning was the time Mr. Draper , B*e-wtn»a»'.:*I rad ,n«i ,two i«R nm paused in front 'of one that, compared wished it to-taks piaoe, bus -she maiaied wilb the others, wtfre a quiet, Mtcloded j«ur cloak'’ and hood, for the room is no its l»eing deferred till erasing. ,,iA WIGHTMAN * ROBINBON, Mr. ;lifter some hesitation,-she ventured rather too warm to require aiich warm aplended bridal drew had been prepared. % r .iNUFACTURERS of tip. ahest-iron sad eopto ring the bdl.The door was opened rnwra. ’ 01 par ware. Hcslera in iron. nail*, steel, glau, by a servant, <i( whom toe inquired if sktU.Uardirarc, cutlery and stores. Stars onedoer She withdrew to the opposite ride of she could see lhe toistred* of the house. the apartment, and Percy observed that was punctual to the tnomrnr. ‘I will sec,’-he>vejHtetoat the ihorheot 'she removed her hood, Ono of th o bridesmaids now entered nnIK b-.iT.t »fo) 'Anr. .tJ In a few moments he. re-appeaned, >nd sbetobe a wreath of flowers from her hair, the apartment, and whispered to Mr. omdoctoliher -into a parlor, elegantly and crushed it io her hand, which soon MASO.N ALLEN, Roberts &. Striker, -toiragb o»t abourUy foratrimd. Tteo i<v afterward*,'when she imagined she was 1-xEALF.RIN GROCERIES, provisions, proassistant had just called to her and told not notioed. she threw into the fire. 17 duie; Bi»b. butter, lard, purtt. efad grain of all k ind*. Ahu toy* caudiaa, ata, etc. Utas* in it When divestedoChre cloak and hood her that Miss Winthrop was quite ready. Californ a Block. Slate alnwt,.IU*lifiga, Mich.'precise in drew and manners, and a young M-Uh .fieri fieb'dreia exactly , fitted to bsr •But why were you not there to assist m*n ’nlimnrt by-toe-<aWe~rreding. form, and her bright golden haisenwoven them V inquired Mr. Draper. • D. C. HAWLEY, 1 1 am very hn*i«dis,' xiid the female, Wilh prells, Mr*. Leonard could not help *1 arrived rather late,’ she replied,‘and JUST RECEIVER EALER io all kinds ©I Fsmily Groceries, approaching the ladyi *to obtain employ- confessing to horacli .that she had never as you happened to be out I could not Ktoue »nJ Wooden ware, and s general •»meat in mime family, for a few months— seen a fotnale so pvrfelly beautiful. If gain admitlanswl’ ».rtm»nt .f HfovUion*. A!»o Notary Futile, durr, Ivo doon r*»i uf the Ilssling* House, a new and moat complete assortment of are you willing to funiiih ine.withootucr the admiration of. Percy was graduated Fir* minutes elapsed, but the bride . \V hit bin.1 i.E fntployrni-nt- would you on a. lower scale, bis tMiuQteaaqc waa no did not appear. Mr. Barner kept his eye* DBIXfi AMA MEDICIMEK, ROBERTS Ac STRIKER, true index u- bi* mind, and the idea juf constantly fastened on the dope by which EALERS is drug*, medicine*. j>»lentmedihi* proposed visit into the country be^u aho was to enter.. Another five mimic* eiu«», print*, oil*, turpentine, burvteg laid, plain or ornamental, but atn willing to to grew exceedingly distasteful to him. p ire Ii^bAik, dye-Btutr*. wlndow-gia**, pally, grecvne*. BtalionerT, and finer iruele*. Start tn Ths next morning at. the Breakfast ache so that be was obliged not only to ““’"Wanwftfa'OflWf’-'*11 TURPBNTINE AND ALCOHOL ••Rower'* Block?’ lliitingi, Mich. wink but even to rub them. pprfonn to ypur sgtialaptioo. •Wqll,'yl;, down, and vfe wlll 't^lk ‘What does tbegirl mean by keeping W.PARKER, about tttKrus is,-Irfit ib,: Init--findnr»- tell, tell bm nra your yiniT eaiue. uaiuc. ‘j provided for her. with her hair, which us waiting so long!’ said Mr. Draper, WHOLESALE »nd retail dealer in Grorerie* and he rung the bell. plainly ported un k«r forehead, com­ and‘ if you have a roeqminendation from V v end Provision*. Perk. Lard. Butter, and A girl appeared at the door. . .. . pressed into one rich heavy braid, which a! kiad< vf Produce bought and told, at his -fold I your last vtiipfot er? ;ar FOR MECHANICAL ANI» MEDICINAL KSo teli Mbs Winthrop,’ said he, ‘tbat •My llama,’ she replied, hesitating a sbouo with u lustre nearly equal to toe F0R!W5ES,0NLY^tl small gold comb, which confined it to she will oblige us by not keeping us little, ‘is Mary Leviston.’ *»K O F ESSIO NA.L. ‘And. die name of the fiuidly where tbe back part of her head. Her de­ wailing any longer.’ The girl obeyed, and, after an absocooe meanor wa* modest almost to buhfolncss yon last resided ?’ II. WRIGHT, Abo a fuU alocX oC " •Pardon me, tnsdara, but I cannot tdl? her cplur varying w'to every motion, of a few minutes,- returned, saying that TTORXEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. from the palest hue of lb© blush-rose, to Mi«a W’s chamber was empty. lJ|w . Shc.^gj evidentjy, much agitated and Solicitor and Cuuuaellur in Chancery.— *1 should not wonder if she > had con­ I'arOcelar lUeati.m paid to the collccUvn ol him replied, mid forgetful of ths.ladcd that wbjeb dyes “tbe leaves nearest its rlaiou and money promptly reunited. Mrs. I,e<>nard yw al a loss trived to make her escape,’ said Mr.-Draclufk , that concealed ht-r form, it slipped heart Office, with W. W. Ralph Eaq., Middleville, per.starting up and rushing towards lhe from oire^alioulder, artd rcfdaled a rich whether to attribute this fitful varying of Barry County, Michigan. white satin dress, trimmed with blonde, Iter-cotnplecUuo to modesty ©r guilt, but stair case, followed closely by Mr. Bar our. They soon proved lbs truth, of P<-p|y,.who bad ggrejil deal ot chivalry antfan elegant war^ucck-lace. The,lady TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. SHCES, PEPPER. 11MIEL COOK, now Uiseived for -the first time that she about hhn, would not have hesitated, liad what the girl had told them, by a prep PRCXm. FIGS. RAISINS. COGEISH; t was very bratttiful, a disoovnry that the it been the custom tn tbv*c degenerate into the deserted chamber.! Bride and yaMgt tii*a had already pndc, fllbough days, to break a lance with the bravest brideraaids, all were gppx Mrv Barner at the lime of her entrance ha was in. the man in the country, in vindication of her ran down stairs, and going.to the. frynt door, inquired of some persona who were ‘ midtt of » deeply' interesting article on innocence. J. A. HOLBROOK CJFDi^EXaV IFXBinJurXBS ‘Haye you sent to secure a seat in the passing if they bad seen a lady, in lhe political jxononiy. The lady J>ut on‘a And Ookiaz Exlracla, koMtwf severity, and fixing her eyes on stage I* inquired his aunt, as they rose' dress of a bride. Being answered in the negative, be ran down street like an the.pc^klace, told, her that she could not from the table. , *No, bdl there id lime enough yet—it insane man, asking lb© question of evqyy give auaploynicnl to a person wlio found J. JI. RUSSELL. one be rneL Every exertion h.vd been will not start this ’ half hour? means tuobloin such expeosh-eornatoenlx •You are mlrtnkcn, it leeks but fifteen made on the part of bpr guardians to End 'OkdonT turn wo away,’ said the girl, tier, but up to thia time she has eluded bursting into trees, and wringing her minutes of tbe time.’ J OH 5 ROBERTS, ‘You are right, J believe,’ he replied, all search.’ PENS. PBXCHX IKK*. PAIT.il. EN­ fian'hL 'If job do I do not know what Mrs. Leonard, who. hvd listened to VELOPES, CARD*, Ac., Ac looking nt bis watch, ‘but never mind. If will become of tux’ . tt^z-j©nug man' now lustily threw I <tii too Ute 1 can just as well go to Mix Reding’s aooount, told her, that she dopbted not but that Miss Winthrop was nidrriiw? ' ' , ’• aside' kwbook, and, upptwichiug the lady MOMT HWl'LU IL P. CHERRY, ‘That will not do? said his aunt, with a at dial moment beneath her roof. Sb© said in a low voice,‘Aunt Leonard, I beg |bok and tone of severity^ "if you miss then related to her the incident* of tho to spenk pi ytpt in priyatg.*.. ■ • Mrs. Ix-ouard arose, and passing the stage I will (end ybii my csrriagti.’ prreeedtng evening. •It must be her? replied Mrs. Reding. •Well, aunt, ainbi Vou are so earnest through the foldftg doors, to * distance that cpAveraatiun carried On in an under­ to get rid of me, twill send s' servant to •I know bcr perfectly well, and your de tone euuhl not ba beard 6> the visitor. tell th© driver to call for rue.’ ‘No,’ll is scription suits her exactly.’ •She did wrong? said Mix Leonard, Although L-eiihg some Atikiety rrietiveto t*H» late to triiki to *erg*nte-^> yourtelf •not'to confid© in mel 1 was inclined to a gvlJ watch that hutig over the r.)unile. and call for your trunk as you pass? ' — you Jr... say ..J—I am .it ’” • regard her in a very unfavorable light, ’Just as all..tow obedient, •h« could keep fear eya on her. Well. shall- I and bad’ll hot ’wen for Percy, who for WUL U ■■ my IWJ ekile CMIID prove too tedious. I’ -----Percy,’ ShM she to her nephew, ‘what but . . <• _,r l_Lf' auj .l-a.—. have you to osy tbat.U of k nalurc so return before the Uxplraflftn of the time the sake of her remaining consented to NEVINS, leave town 1 should have turned her I mentioned.’ _ . y*d^tactedby corsT.E* D WAR! On High Prices, at the D V GROCERIES! J '. PATEMT MEDICINES CE3BAIP, SMB tPASiFI 'Simply, thht 1 do wish you would take this young lady on trial. 1 know cloeins Mortgages by adterti»cmeul. what your im saw innocence their being 8. C. PR1NDLE KOBEBH B MBMKSB. P4T>H» M—!>«,. ' tur" I awt^n^^oSS^wC'ttffii compel her to i .a,..,i ^PCnW.^tAtirAift if&Aii& were €Rs*Mr.ssSsmsKw fc.sW color**} .tendTtbmh-A*- MOuhU tn>mise «u* hunt that y'SUWtfb ri-wive., hen’ ' •N^-fotyour sake, I uiu«t turn bar OLIVER E. EVmn, QQERIFF. Mar be found in tbs Ce O or st his rasidcaee, near tbs Jail. T PRILLIPS, Usas* Sswurv and Jailor. •ThatlyenwIiaU never do . iLpromised my-ftisoch N-rthcototoat 1 would a|<«d a few days with him, and although rt is fi6t exactly W ireaod to make a visit ft tt*eAmtry, I will met to-morrow. Now aunt, jfp* bar* no Jud**, 8. n. COOK, T> EG INTER OF DEEDS, sad Notary Public. IV Office Id tbc Court House, sod open st all H. MH w bcatrtifttl, were ft* eiprearfe* ev* so innheexit, do you ihTnk sno would find N. SHELDON, QaaUcmcn, yo« P>B| vrTUocRcSit^SSni please* r- u. MVMCl* pasiau’' iri<2hS5£^ , V^rrT absent on fvri.ogii FtntUH^n Xake •■ jw>tice» -.» •As she was wholly unacquainted with you,’ replied Mrs. Reding,‘she could not tell whether it would be safe to repose confidence in you or not.’ •Dint is true. There are some who fMgbt bavd taken measures to return her to her guardian, or rather to him who has proved him sell so bate a betrayer ot his trust? Both ladies agreed , that it would be best 'for Mrs. Leonard to inform her immediately that she had discovered who she was,,and to ouict her feats by assuring her, that as Mr. Draper had ex­ ceeded the limits of lawful control by confining her to her chamber in order to compel her to marry a person that ww disagreeable,tfi her, he would not' be suf­ fered to’resume his guardianship. That evening, in aletter to her hiphow, Mix Leonard related the whole story, aud the next cveiling but one, she had the pleasure.of wcloom'uig him home. , ' ' / Moro to tease Mr. Draper than for any other reason lbs secret of Mrs. Win­ throp's abode was not suffered to lcMWpire, and he, BS.WoU m the publio, about that I wWt tojbt done w her advice relaUsa- to the propriety of two months afterwards, waa first enlight­ '• vou'are:eo-.mnk pernthttag'her Ito/ iwraju., J^iMrs. ened on tbe subject by th© following Boding had aoiue^hinp^mportant to com­ paragraph in one of the dtalj news­ -«H frW W'HMHf,' if W municate, an3 commenced by eying,:— : ■ i: l -l'c,.; .i:'•Have vouheard the hewZ Mm. Lton- papers:— “Married, yesterday morn'mg, at the residence of Mr*. Leonard, in — St,, l ,#li[^!<ncl«iil^WB»t BerwsV : * •’•?•’• pn»«i if ‘sb© should know m> para atari M Lc-vup yX<M know old Mr. Draper, don't you!’ hemming •I know there is soto n person, though Tam hit acquainted with •And. you have heard of ibelseautiful question J^. 'W^ridirop. hi« niece and w^ndT ukltfAe’tott* exauunc, frvpi peribrtvhjg • , „ri-K»ve. •aaw^k vow* toffaMf JAMES A. SWEETEY, T>;U'SECITINO ATTORNEY. Counselor at L JUw, Micitar and Counselor in Chancery, ‘Not witbout writing first, replied his relative. ,-5 x<!, <■ To be sure—I shall give you warning.’ Having said Ibis, he shook hands warm­ ly with hla ’annt,’ *nd BoWlng with an air of profnutitf. rebp&l to Miss Lcvlston, left the a port ment. ^ ' . Mix, Leonard, thinking it "not best to i»»k the skin of’her hew’ needle Woman ilxt'Wverijly at fiHt,fgave her a cambric handkerchief to hem. which being-done Witfffieatness and dispatch, she ventured lit" IHi^t 'her with '«• pdlr'df fine ■' linen wrlslbaddauor. P*rcy, which wecording to this bld’ tasBIbh, when women nrubdbly found it difficult Id fill up all their rime Wferf 'to 'U ttltohid twice across, each stitch to:'Embrace Just two threads.’ ’ She had firiitbed one entirely to Mix Leon­ ard’s satisfaction when the door bdl rang. Mi«e Leviston gave a nervous start, and rising from her chair requested Mrs. Leonard'• bare, to retire to berown apartment The person who rang proved to be -Mre.Beding.a hdy with whom Mrs. Leonard waaiulimalsly anqwitited. 06268335 I?AB two ^todte- «»*•- oome uiw, and lb«( B.n>«r toolTB •'■Pl* prom but I him in toe, w Mta WIBllmp, Xnl dtw ImSrdta’<T*»ite.pI»lx»»r<*lw- SO- the toid to hkceed mill hn 1 ■win; n ' •' t, ” *S3i? iJSiS SIzu.' '■>.« « ‘«3'S - 'bfiM!* taAdd. *►.xia,t>20 (K4,2fi»,i>4J ©OJAdd. iijrK ' e.CM.TM OG MlMaao -tss??‘: Gslbuwx..^ oo »>h,«o«6' 14,574 ’'iio'jn ' dM ,v Ml» M 1l»84« Harun. MWjlW m,4w S3 14.674 t fcsst.2 U* >0(1 ton, Masiaae,... KS"’.:: 5.376,4*5 MO^OO 427A» »A7«.n» 154JW 432,IM lls.425 96 3J2.C26 B0 443,444 1-J.SW.I67 00 *,!54.!.» to 147,765 to »,37i rt 2M.SU 20.0*3 . AM . --.76t . *MM Ontonagon. 2M^75 28 ZSO.OjO 14 B83.S0* 31S.74X 38 .! 4.O7I.6U 00 B- 70SJH 00 SR1’’'- 7.4n>tr.-l; .i .l 11 Utt IM40 15,757 __________ '■Trial*. ” mA? « Ju**l8,1Wl' /«• “•«. "tatoror, l.»Te Wo 2,1*7.107 00............................. 10.MM2S M Add. 1,077,111 00 *,155,430 CO DM. 153.X30 00 tajnt 0M..____ 4,«0MW 00............................. MA4J0 .'.72.3H1 13U.0* W 11.134 Ot 20UJXMC0 Ito,000 00 v,»r?^a i,53»>n ©0 470^S S , _ , _ _w_ 6023*2 00 'ass K8B8 X1S7;«O7 (XI LOtojW OQ •a«s >.J^S sunido asi: *e!«s ssx I.KTC.WO 0U tStSSS Kau.ua aaiiNd. #440,182 L34A2BJ «>«. « AM. iIOOJQOOD 1375491 00 AM 4H,44> 00 314422'ft Hljui • 9M.7W tAMAM 00 Add. *41.733 22. 10,160.430 00 42S.833 88021* • |.J 23J03.S40 00 !S;iayie40'iiCT^aWwl «ui3fL*t m'...................... -. lunMMttss tS.B? S ■■ «J3:'.S£ try the President is Commander-in Chief owo*UM^< “ *m>. . of all the land and naval force*. . Ope pf When a large-number of men-ere- as- the Mai[dr Generals is, under the Pres­ sciuUed- fur any । purpose, *nme kind of ident, the acting Commander-in43nef of .order and discipline,must V« maintained; all the forces. General Winfield Scott otnerwisc there 'will be constant confusion now holds that position, and in epnsid'atiff very little rim be 'effected. Tbe oration of his long, efficient services, Congreater the number of addicts, Ute more qrcaa conferred upon him the honorary they would be in each others way, and tide of LieuUnani Gtntnl. Uie morc ehiily thoy ooold be routed, if each inirii werc hot instroctcd to occupy • partioatar plnt«i and to move in unison -wiih hisenmradca. A aiugle-ouinpany of Gonjorat is a fortified town in the PunoDc fiqndrcd disciplined tppp*. will easily jaub, and is distinguished as the scene of Cut to’ Eight a thousand -pShiOiia' assem- of Ix>rd Goughta victory over the Sikhs led in a mob. iu l849. The Rev. Dr. Wolff tfrivod In order to prfipcMHRlplIne all armies there late at night, and was conducted to Mre divided into rsmall nnmburs of men the pabce of the governor, who had ex­ each upder command ofIts proper officer, pected .him; when, to hie great surprise, ’fte tfnit'or branch of an army is ho board some one singing •* Yankee Dodd­ called nCbmpdhy. It contain* from fifty le,” with ail ti>e American anuflk. He Io a h)iridrcd”tnen, including ofli- waa a fine, tall gentleman, dreaspj An eora. Most companies in war have European clothing, and with an Indian the’ latter mtmber. Th* officers of tbe hookah in his mouth. company are too OpUift, and -two-LienWolff asked him bow he came to know tenants, *fio arc' eaHed rominiwioned “Yankee Doodle;” be answered it) naanl officers, and from four tv six Sergeants, tones, “1 am a free citizen of the United knd the satn© number of Cornorals, called Slates of North America, from the State noa-botnlfaioned officers. ll»e company of Pennsylvania, city of PhiUddipbia,'-" fofnied on Add, ir divided into two I am the son of a Quaker. My name ;ia equal' piirtf called jife/omt*, and aseirpla- Josiah Harlan;” and as this man's histo­ b»Qti Is subdivided into tho sections.— ry is rather romantic, Wolff will giv* it Eacfi'platoon l« commanded by a Lieb at once. He had in his early, life studied tenant, each sceti^r. by a sergeant, assist­ surgery, but he went «mt as supercargo ed bv a corpora!. The tnntain com- in a ship to Canton, in China. And then rtmnds Bib whole company; hi* orders be returned again to America, where hb btflng ?<Ke*ted hrid cattied-OUt by toe in- had intended to marry a Indy, to whom ferio? • tiflirers. The first Sergeant is he was engnsed; but she had played him nil" called the' Orderly Seryecnl.' >Ho false. Hethen went to Indin, mid came eafrics tht? lidttliir of too colnpmly, and to Calcutta, wbenev Lord Amberat, at 'call* lW roll night and morning, if the that time Governor General of India, sent Captain fall* In batilc.tbefirstLieateii- him as assistant surgeon with the British knt'hrttes' hia plaoe. Two or more com­ army to the Burmese empire. ‘After­ panies, rp to tho Mfflther of fire, or half wards he quitted the British «rmv, and a tcfiJm*otfi*m-B JtettafisH. Tils namo triod to make himself King of Aflgluuis Ik stonctimes ds»-given to a. whole reg- tan ;buL altbongh be actually took a fqrIrtWttL A1 rtyhnmt is made up of ten tress, ho waa defeated st Inst by a force cotyprtiics.nfol thus numboni a thousand •ent against him by Rundlod Kingh. who moh^wlj^n fitjl; "’The officers of a reg- made him a prisoner. Kundjed Singh, iWteht}'lWd©8'toe usual onmpaay officers seeing bis talents, said to him, ’’J will arc the Co/ose^ •e-Hrta-lii command, next ,uudtu you Governor ofGoijerat, aud .giya ’ti-ttw ‘ri Dfeatanout, Cbluael, toes 3 Ma­ you 3,000 rupee* n month, (equal to|i,’ jors, 1 AdJuumf.TQuhrtennaater, 1 Com- 500.) If you behave well I will increase ihisMry.' The Qnarttrmaitrr't duly to * your salary ; if not I will cut off yol)r to provide lodging places or quarters, nnsc."being entire was evidence that <he arid to fdrnhih dothing for lha n^imant. behaved well........... Th© pmtiMinary has dihrge of th© provliion diriment. He purchases tbe food, and dives out tite raliotta dr por­ ••Commodore"’ Barron, on bis VOyftgo tions tfi Which each rnnn Id entitled. Tbe this.port attteij to ?»>• Adiir redfrtetftal officers, named above, to - v -------from -- Hatteras, .. ._... the oSem-I officers of tl» the M Minnesota, that lio bo „piu7th« men U.J mrry into «<~t of U» iouwxk ibol iU O'rd3> of tbe Colonel A bed iboroujl e»J ci.mr,l«e .oformelTon !« mmraed of t*o of moeo n*iioeiu, “ “'•> “ •‘5* tw'Vbleli ere ceetbt oUe4 weortwo blm. He koew tbe netnbeeo/ tWMefe, ooratUolee of a^lrr. rtoMieee oo boeeo- U»<T mono., etJ Ito einoont of «U«we bntklend e'eHtaberof «e»eo oil* UUr eeM frow Porw—e Mooroo. He o>«lo fiulli®’or mert to «0t» 'tbeto. Ito oil lhe prepareUoo pue.lble, but *,Q opt BWiiSitfcmmiodto to-e *X?etor. he.o Utoe to ecad 6>r reinfotocmoote. frSEot obb htoehtoi io«eeetb»H. A eroeUoeoMt.ouoeatoto to «Mdi in light she ran in aud signsllad ifi/ forts and the people on the main-land. There Wbefi twv dr more Brigades <they form • which Xtfed by tJUWsr as I* do doubt (from our >utho Barron mode Lku told lb© troth, It would bn do by pW-iiloo fuauLhed to - GOES TUB WKAREL. ’ -n» tm undvr oo SJttMB » Dod. SIMM t5 , Itt^OVl.............. . 447,OW ot Dsd. TMli 00 H»uu» oo add. MW,in oo 4.SSV.552 00 Add. 1.100,000 00 e.ui.sn on Add. i.tm.sos oo 4MS tay^ewte res© iseir rsorota ^GroBb U- BUiiiY. Luuus MlCSBfUS. Aug^M„18«I, JOSEPH M1LIB, &crWury. ' Acnrros Gsxsui.'* Ornes, laniro, Asgust 27th, 1841. 1 C.rtifr that th* Ixt column of lhe *ho»s table is a enrrml trsnscrip* nt the fetennio*U»n *7 Oa State.Board of Xeuriixalfon for 1861, now on St* is UU* oflfcr. . EZRA JONES. -pepsly AtelterOwrirdfal tta State of Mtehign*- 1. 00(1 «5m M1MM to T7.3S5 OU 100.0W 00 Sf **RJ- ,;r*rt«<» Irtdwr *«-*■ He found, however, that be hadupdfr. » MAMfi <* 12,1*0 M •LITT « ffl Mi ■ffi 00 » 871 00 Ou lms^m 2,7M>16 41.101 M 4.0M.SS0 00 ottSooo SSI Sfc: ■ ctf. <»♦*■■«• 5fM*r ■Mp*r».; M"“'™£L,Br COVET MWfflAU loo^oq ov ■jUMM ttE*! D mi •47.IH?'. 141,078 455,^7 Utt* HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! fw Um1£ ..• .... NO. 20. 75Wn®ff“■—=—-------- j““' &T Lofriadtvru*» the frrneraTlrOft Wffiest officer under Jhmwaf* fo <W. In tbi» iuformation-y. -------------- “ ■*““ Who pays tbo printer this weskj. �REPUBLICAN BANNER, to tbe Summit, and aueoeded, the rebels retreating in mniusiun. confusion. rcucjung - New York, probably destined to Mthe Wednesday Harnlng, Sept. T8,1 NT. Coart wm held Id CIi We are much gratified tost lhe rumored aupcrcedeing of Gen. Fremont In hi* A battle took place about three o'clock Several promi­ Tuesday afternoon near Summerville.— Gct Rjwfwa “•‘'sx ancea found Floyd’s army to be 5,000 strong witli sixteen field Piece*, aud enW DEAPh»e.ML*«t4 Md weU tewodKed ID a'pawaWsd* position on the kpown Citizen of ^Detroit, died on Wednesday of tart week. ~' 1 " wcek' . Thd ^dvernmenl ha* aunt roio-' Ry* The Government has cgoouid. '• cmpUiiralljJjnW. There fommwtt te H.lu™ luhu i/Jlarnro nt this, cuomrx ova cornu, wirnQVT otnut AND WITH »-C*D rtmposs. S uBjrn United states i i THE VERY LATEST I« Southern port. backed byU. 8. Soldiers. kid to be killed, and eeveral GEN. FREMONT NOT TO BE FUFERCEDED. nent aeceaaioujata were indicted for tree- nxiar*.—JtenAam Linad*. m do ;bloF -MrjMaK. tbq ^dmiptate*^ion WILLIAM LMMyin ThRTOiiwaa -wiar, Wtnelrim - *>• *• could inflict which would *o utterly parajyze the efforts of th* loyal peopl* of " "-•.J the Norths* the removal of Fremont for ginia side of tbe Potomac. The proclamation of Gen. Fremont in regard to the confis­ 'the etwees assigned. cation of rebel property, iocludiag negroes has struck a sympathetic cord In the hearts of all loyal mao, of whatever previous political predilection*, and hi* removal for such a cause, would deter QF* A telegraph cable has been laid across tbe, Miaslssippi River al Quincy, connecting Illinois with Missouri. NT Tbe New Orleans Drlta vehe­. mently denies tKat Jefll Davis was at the. ManassM battle. T. 8. Serril, arrested by Govern- tens of thousand* of loyal men from meal aa a bearer of dispatches and Eng­ taking up arms in behalf of the Govern­ lish post notes to tbe Southern Confeder­ ment. Tbe people would not only que* acy, has been released ; tbe notes proved Don, but strenuously denounce that pol­ icy which suspends the writ of habeas corpus when attempted to be used for the worthless, and Mr. S. took lhe oath ofr allegiance. at the same lime demands the cnforct- ItSJ" The National Zritung, a German . paper of New York, has been out off meat of lhe fugitive »iavo taw, for the from mail faciliitea. benefit of rebel aympalhtasra, and which It is high benefit cf traitor* in arm*. time that lhe rebels understood that they Il had previously been presented for treasonable procliv Ries. cannot make war upon tbe country and tar* Congressman Burnett of Ken­ retain at the same time, all tho benefits tucky, proves to be a aeceasiooist. He denounced the suspension of the writ of' in regard to their peculiar property, that ta accorded to loyal citlzcna. There is habrat corpnr in lhe last session of Con every Incentive to rebellion for the bene­ gross, and was a full-b'ooded, •‘Peace" fit of Slavery if Slavery ru*» no risks Democrat. of barm from such rebellion. And there Ilia stated thatfuHy ten millions would be few incentive* for loyal people nf dollars worth of Southern property, to attempt to put down a rebellion, if the consisting of money, bonds, stocks, ves­ government insists that the great motive sels and merchandize, ha* been seized in power of such rebellion shall be held New York, under tbe cufiscation act. sacred from harm, ready to begin lhe contest anew at any moment But, wc repeat with much sattaihetion, that tbe rumor referred to ta emphatically denied,an<l confidence again restored ; for it is not loo much to say, that tbe loyal heart of the North was, for the moment EF“ There are sixty prisoners now confined at Fort Lafayette, and tbe num­ ber is constantly increasing. RjH The Memphis Avalanckr, notices the passing through that eity, under mil­ itary officers, of several hundred negro slaves, armed with all the necessary im- palsied by the strange report phascal* for ereecting defensive works. A Jvst ErriBvriox.—If It is tree aa We suppose if some of these black fellows stated by the telegraph that John A. should be taken prisoner* by our army, W uhington was ahot while prowling near err white feather neighbors would insist our lines, itw a jurt retribotion for his rosraancy to th* cosntry and to the name he bears. Having received an extortion­ ary price—mostly paid by the people oi Father of his Country, he turned traitor upon their being returned to their masters so as not to exasperate Union men in the South. UF 1 Jeff- Davis ia not dead, and is so able to'take an airing in his carriage. to that country, and would fain wrest from us the grave of the venerated Wash­ • hundred strong, is to be raised for the U. ington, for which wo have paid so liber­ S. Army, under Col. Rankin, member of ally. Few will find fault With lift fate the Canadian Parliament. Ute reudzvous which he has met while spying about our eamps with the intention of. betraying the t3F" A young man named James National Capital, bearing bis name, to bum Larkin baa been arrested in New York the city. The fatal bullet s;>cd on a sacred mission, that pierced the heart of such a for burning the steamer Cataline, near thooewbo wo aid glad lysaelg and Fortress Monroe, by which its owners pocketed a large sum of money as insu­ Omdkkzu FoNwabd.—In rance. another place we give an account of the departure ot Captain Walbridge’s company to join the Eighth Regiment. It. now appears d»at the-regiment received marching or- Tho report circulated that Gen. Fre­ mlrably. Our mont ia to ba superceded by Meigs is and rendered g contradicted by the highest authority. A Baitimubk Rxubl-—About daybreak Bunday morning, A Williaraaon, doing busineaa aa a conchmaker at No. German sU, was arrested, charged with treason egamrt the Government. A few ‘ dcY* an<T left Grpnfl Rapids for Washing­ Thu* are tbe had been engaged by certain parties to □' on with a false top and bot. Hartings boys hurried along to thosccne make itate tbe transmission of con­ of conflict nroehsooner than they expect­ traband -artides south of the Potomac, ed. Lieut. PhHIips returned here on lite nocused, after being cloaeJy watched, Sunday, and gathered togefher some of was arrested, in said wagon, with a pair the boys who- were away on furlough, of excellent horses, just as he was' about ton nn Monday morning. position. Shortly aftarwsrd* hi* aeouta, consisting of four companies suddeol) dtacovercd themedves in the faee of a parapet battery and a llna of paliaades for riflemen,. when th* bottle opened fiercely. The remainder of the 10th and 13th Ohio were brought into action svccaarively by Gon. Benham-And lhe 12th afterwards by Cnpt. Hartaaff, whose object was an armed recon noiaance.— The roomy played upon our forces terri­ bly with musketry, rifles, canister and shell, causing some casualties. Col. Lytle led several companies of his Irish to charge tbe battery, when he was brought down by a shot in the leg. Smith's 18th Ohio engaged tbe enemy on tbe left, and Col. Lowe's 12th Ohio directly in front Lowe foil dead at the head of his column early In the hottest fire by a ball in the forehead. M. C. Mullen's howitzer bat­ tery and Snyder^ two field pieces in tho mean time were got in tbe beat position possible under tho circumstances snd soon silenced the two rebel guns. -Tbe fire slackened at intervals, but grew more furious aa night approached, when the German brigade was led gallantly into action by McCook, undor tho direction of Adjutant General Hartaaff, but after a furious fight of throe hours, night compel­ led tbe recall of tho trodpe, and tbe men laid on their rem* within a short distance of the enemy, each ready co resume tbe contest the next morning. Floyd fled during the night, and sunk tbe boat* in tho river, and destroyed the temporary bridge which had been made when he first occupied the position. Tbe turbulence and depth of the river, and exhaustion of our trooM, made It impoa table to follow him. He left hie camp cxyiipage, wagons, horses ; large quanti­ ties of ammunition, and fifty head of cat­ tie. .Our loss is fifteen killed and about seventy wounded,generally flesh wounds. Tbe rebel loss ha* not been ascertained, as they carried their dead and wounded with them, but It waa certainly serious. C3pC. .McGroaty, of Cincinnati, Capt. McMullen, and Lieut. Snyder, of Ohio, afe among tbe wounded, but not Hungeroualy. Twenty-fixe men of Col. Tyler’s command, who were taken by Floyd al Cross Lancs,were re-captured,snd Floyds personal baggage, with that of hi* officer* was taken. Gen. Benbara'a brigade, which suffered moat, waa command*] by him in person, and McCook led hi* brig­ ade. General* Rosecrane and Benham, Gil. McCook, Oul- Lyttle, Col. Lowe, Capt. JIartuff, Dipt. Snyder. C*pt. Me Mullen. Maj. Burke, of the Tenth Ohio, and other officer* displayed oonspieuou* personal gallantry. Tbe troops were exclusively from Ohio, and showed great bravery. FTERBC ATTACK ON OUR PICKETS. ‘ New Yosk, Sept 14. Tbe Hrraldt Washington correspond ence, Sept. 13 says : “This afternoon tbe enemy in pretty strong force, with in­ fantry, artillery and cavalry, appeared in front of the Union pickets on the center and right whig of our force, oo the .Vir­ ginia side of toe -Potomac. They made their first demonstration on the road leading from Falta Church te Balta Cross Roads, driving in our pickets, with heavy bodies of skirmishers nnd aedta, immedi­ ately followed by planting a section of artillery near Mary Ball’*,bouse. “From this point they directed a sharp fire of grape, canister and schrapnel on the Union, pickets, at Ball’s Cross Roads, directing their fire at every point along the road, where ver they thought our pick­ ets wee* established between Balfe Cross Road* and the Chain Bridge. Tbe Union picket* retired in order. ■ Intelligence was immediately cnmtnonicatod to Gen. McDowell nt the Arling­ ton Houac. ' . “After the demonstration oo our pick- and recruited sarernl new uamea, all of leaving hie shop. At first be protested his innocence and invited an invq*ligation. whom left here for Wmlihigtoo by way Die Police noon demonstrated that they of Detroit, yesterday. were better acquainted with lhe secrets of his wagon than waa supposed, and Aoricvltvbal and Mkckanical Asso­ quickly drew from ita recesses, “'uplc evidence of the guilt of some one. The ciation Faib.—We have received from the Secretary of thia Association a .mem­ vehicle had a false floor, and as lhe Police quietly removed it, the accused exclaimed bership-ticket for 1861. The Fair will “My God I -I am a ruined man'." The be held at Battle Creek cn the 18lh, 19th articlea found, embraced, among other paid their reepecta to pevsral places to ths right of our works near too Chain and 90th insL Wo notice that the list things, some twenty targe sized Navy Bridge. They made a direct onset on of Premiums, in the aggregate, amounts revolver* of superior Quality, a quantity Van Desburger'* house, two mile* from to over Seventeen Hundred. Dollars, (the tbe Union camp, where we had a picket Sweepstake Prcniiuma, alow, amounliag Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk and Fair stationed. They fired tan or twelve shells to over Two Hundred Dolhtrv, which are fax. socte from several firsbclan bouses doing no damage. Soon after, a body qf one hunbred cavBlry snd infantry appear­ The letters and other open to all tbe States and Canada,)—that io Baltimore. ed, when 6ur picket of twenty men re many of the inert Horace in the West, articles were sent to General Diz. Will- tired to a house one-eighth of'a mile uunaon was also sent to Fort McHenry. distant, where they were shortly after are expected to bu in aUendancv; mid »tent reinforced with a battery of artillery, a a test of speed will be had on lhe beau­ column of infiintry and'eavnlry, Including tiful mile track. Such indneementa Cnpt. Mott’s and Opt. Griffin’s batteries The Cincinnati Commertiol of the 3d should secure a very large attendance, ns which took position at important pointe, •o doubt they will. awaiting the appearance of tbe enemy. ‘■Yesterday. In u public bouse In this “Brigadier General Wm. F. Smith altar, acwnv gMillemen were discussing the commanded the whole force, and will, - a­ cflloto of Frvmwl’• proclsmalioa. Every wait any deraomtzrtion the enemy may make In tbe morning. Night intervewJJtUa, says of the rsbel fortiScMliuiw al Ing by the time our troops got ia position • A<joia Creek, that they have wwutal the 'rifled gun captured at Msnavsav, and innately. reared. Ons remarked that ha foil um-n»> atamt Kentucky. A stalwart *i a IrfoVil throw a shell clear across individual, who had pot joined h the ••After-dark lhe rebels borved.tbe the Potomac to tba Maryland shore, o houeee and barn* of Mr. Banti Hail, Mrs. Mary Hall, Mr, Be Kay, .Mr..8amml Bu rri», Mr. Tabors, and other*. do no harm m Kentucky. Mark that better “compromise." I’m • Kentuckian, and i know. It won't Tho rebels commenced an advance yeaterday morning ott both pikas toward* Elk water and Cheat Mountain Sotnmir. Tbev suceedcd in summtwllng the tort the BummTr'MRriWX the telegraph > The* cnntmiwd to advowee ca Ilk- We learn b/ a passet^r by the Africa tbM there i» t» truth in the rennrt that • B«W.Ur Daactaa X wmstfo, K A special to the Chicago Tribvnc, Cairo 18th, says: “Our gunboats did more execution Tuesday last than was supposed. By a paper received front lhe rebel cafnp, they acknowledge Riat the Yankee was disabled, and that they had sitty-elght killed and a targe number wounded. The same paper claims that •everal hundred Lineolnitea were killed. We know that only two men were wounded will toon begin to fad ths ruinous pros aura of the war, Wt dicM Itnoo of prate; the first article of whtch slioald be an acknowledgement of the right of aecessien. This ta a fundam co tel principle. Th* next article should ba that she pay, to the utouwl farthing, the expenae of this war. Tbe third ta that abe pay for the deatruetion of all property, both public and private, which ARRESTS IN BALTIMORE Baltimok*, Sept. d2f/rt£S'2?s-"8TATEor mant of our difficulties as fiilioww: “This.jm South must fight until the North sues for peace. 13. The Provost Marshal this morning, before the break of day, arrested Mayor Brown. Ros* Winans, Charles and I ita lawreoce Stangton, S. J. Wallacs and J. P. Scott, member of lhe Legislature, and F. K. Howard, editor of the £*ekanyr and delivered them to Fort McHenry. All ths arrests have made pursuant to order* direct from the War Department Of course no official announcement of lhe arrest* have yrt been mads, but it is believed that all th* names given are correct. aha may appropriate to her own use.— The fimrth ta trial, s* an evidence of her sincerity, she impeach and remove from office Abe Lincoln, indict him and hang him for treason and other crimen •" Very reaaooable. and likely to be ac­ cepted by tbe Govermeat. No PaivArsa* Fittbd Out is Emgiswn.—Tbs Government is In receipt of sstisfactory evidence that no privateer has been fitted out in a British port, notrtiou to ths The arrest of Henry Mav, M. G, ta just reported; also Henry M. Mcflal and INOPIgNT. Q2.NSUMPTION, Waak Langs, h>air<»tioo. DrvjMtwu. Dia<«MS Dr. D*ds' Celebarted Dine Bitters njn ajnsimipjxssxD i reek, pterion, to the Cay <rf beartag . (A tree cep*.) 8. <1 JjflxDIX, DateS. Heatings, A»fu»t Jjasf *’r“U‘*- STATE OF MICHIGAN. Bi.tr O l*r»4>*le Court, hr uM eowitr contrary. W. G. Harrison, member* of the State Legislature, from this dty. These with the names previously sent, eomplote lhe ■Rat of the ten delegate* to tbs Maryland Legtalatcre from thi* city. ssxs.78, suxrsz Covitt. u ST OeSFTaDI)E!^oVn°MtortMtal‘EUNICE EDMONDS, aR ef NalliaMrs. It la also reported that Benjamin C. Howard, the peace candidate for Govern­ or, hasiurt been arrested. There ta coo aiderabfe quiet excitement in tbe streets. New Advertisements. ■ Lay**.—Tbe following additional arrests have been made: Mraers. Dennison I KN1FFEX k BUlteWS, TTORNETS *>4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Quinlan and Dr. Lynch members of the Solisitors la dMuKary, Tax sad tMuraac* Legislature from Baltimore county; H. Agaato ) M. Warfield, Dr J. Hewson, '1 nomas­ •nd*d«btv and John Q Brace, members of tbe I<egtalature from Baltimore City ; aleoTboe. J. Hall, jr., editor of tbe' Baltimore fholi. The Mary land Legislature wa« to have TATE OF MICHIGAN, ' Barry C<M»ly, ) met on Tuesday, when it wm supposed further legislation hostile to lhe Govern­ ment was intended. It is rumored other errerts will be made. A S s anprvraJeat catirvty haraucM, (be* Stay b« givee (m ■Ok bT.ll.,Wcd, UniakeBB*** **d Dimsm HITTEMb o. aM ia taa>*hi I ape rial Wine Bitter**lit b be m»»t Salatary aaS Ettcaci tlitig tbe betrinc to tbe oreonw* HHERMAN C BRINDLE, FEMALES LETTER FROM FRtStftENT LINCOLN. MORTGAGE SALE WasmtuTON, Sept. 14. The President transmitted a letter to Gen. Fremont on tbe 19th, on tbe sub jcct of Fremont's recent proclamation. He says: “Assuming that, you. being on DR- J. BOVKE DODS’ MideMate mo reqairrd to appear at aaeeeiee of lhe ground, could better judge of tbe said Coart, lhea to be boidoa a* tbe PrvboU O®« Imperial Wine BitL necesaily of your position than 1 could nt this mstance, on seeing your prods mstivu of the 30th of August I perceived no genertl objection to it; the particular objection being to the clause relative to the confiscation of property and tbe lib­ r’tbTCl eration of slaves. It is objectionable for it* non-conformity to the act of Congress 'l**PW»TS rt 1‘atoto Mrticaw.yrl * a hearing in tb« prenusee. ' passed tbe 8th of last August I wrote trr_» rr,[M-<ul>l* It, .>eian can be SHUMAN C, PRIM DLR, •iu.i Huum, acqa.miad with tta you and expressed a wish that tbe clause Jedgs ot Probe! dslTVoVektxJrer0 inhSh aWSnTni Dutod, Ussttog. Sept IS, 1HI eeplsTt should be modified. Your answer ex­ presses a preference that I sbonld make PROBATE ORDER. an open o^der for this modification, which 1 cheerfully do. It la, therefore, ordered that said, clause be modified, held and DR. J. BUVEE DUDS’ construed to conform with and not trans­ cend tbe provisions contained in lhe act 'srjiu inT7Tn? of Congress, entitled an act to confiscate property used for insureactionary pu poses, and that said act be published i length with thia order. pngM^ LINCOLN." SOOTHING SYKUP, I M Mug* ^O. AM>«, West, (toast half ot th* Morth-wr.1 frrfi.mil Mid lhe North-»«it fraction of the South »t ttaaal quarter of Section No. Niae. in to FROM F0RTBE8M MONROE. Foar Mqbbob, Sept. 15. Fourteen contraband*, escaped, tart night from near Sewell's Point, and came ,over to the Fortress in a canoe. They represent provision* as being very scarce ;in Prince Ann county. There are some 500 rebels at Sewell’s ,Point. The force there is constantly ,changing. Ilia vessels campoaina the blockading ।fleet previous to tbe Hatteras expedi­ ition are again returning tn Old Point. Tbe St. Lawrence has been off Savan­ nah but brings no new*. We learn from a Frenchman who de -Which gr«t!» facBItate* tha praam «f a serted from the Yorktown, that she is |*arod«*O*tW utrd to rtcour l|r IBtalMsarrs) ib'reof Tbal Mid ■premises will be sold Io per U> iq, mum^-as* jbtoage. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Hive Teoe oTHaslian. io m et MirtncM. that Circuit C*hH ta J "sedint JylTxeetto CHARLES WIDDLF1ELD A CO SCI raormrroBM, JONAS B. COWEN. Martg^e- , PROBATE ORDEIL TATE OF MICHIGAN. I Barry eotiaty. »i. _ f S TO REGULATE THE DOWELS, ■I-. . Waa«i«®tox, Sept. 15. Universal qxMtexiStaon tbe Virginia aide to-day. Negroes were seen performing picket duty at Bailey'* Cross noada. I.' the subscriptions to the National loan BEUEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS exceed 19,000,000. Aagru Dcted ASztut JA. 19U. ’ ‘ IMPeRTAMT NATALHXPKDmOM. ,. N’w Yoax, Sept. 16. Tbe THfouwof ihk'mQQi^f’^ahaajfo following statement: “We commit no impropriety in announcing that tbe prop arationa for two important movements under Major under Brigadier Gen. Sherman, who ia now in command of the important camp at Hempstead L. I. We Bslieve that the number of troops of all arms employ­ ed in the two will be about 2h,000 men, with naval forces of proportionate jtatzr «fi*sfota . HASTINGS TANNERY I Tt-r •d is death. Wo beiisrc il 338rLtEb. ‘ (buuurf iZvfltNo^*>*“*■«--< w -. V v Ta. Slid, at anaJ Salts. BARK “Rea fa And keep BOOTS AND SHOES FOR SPIRITED SKlBHRH AND REPULSE OT Paitf fwr HMes. !g tn the existing relation* of and the Uaitisd States, or in the OLD B AHNEXSES. continent. Who pap the printer this w«ck T mentx were seek V> Ort tbajr way through fceSWUMFr > �pecial notices. ATTENTION! COMPANY!! Joral ani ^isttUantmu. Ua point of the bsyoeoc. This looks hks work, and gives ike gnvsramsnt st Urt, peaok.1 evidence of the Union wm- • anoWa—and AJrie’a send of ths Bute and ol her tktertninMien no longer to roly on “nemrolhv’’ for her proteetidnWe .hall nw wither the ‘-Qmfcderocy" h r«olv«] tc add Kentucky lo the list <jf iu enemies. « wfc for all-both old sad yoang, ?—BTATEOFMlCIHpaT for uid Cnunty. ,-r-Fniur with English, Spanish, •German. ‘fiJtoh J-recUi-ea. Price derate per »~x Sceadvvrtieeracnt on 3d page. jy»t ..... TO C0XSI MPT1VES WAR ON HIGH PRICES DR. ROBA OX'S Stocks of vw ■nderoiirrrd, now acveatyflve years old. . ’ ,ctri. dr voted. bi« lima io curing hla Pteyui ..4 u» r-r ■> > «c .r Un. iiZdfJ e>a>pfoiul». which carry tbouaanda and r. •«'.« uniiaelv grave, be haa Mddata applied to him foe raaUbrivtian duty to re. hi. notice anAotdcrk^Z blican Banner,'a n»y, of Barry for fbr Km Kuccearireiy, im, I,. ' <Jsy ot beirieg. S C. PMnrDLE. who can tail it they weft bitter tsars for HIS SPRING STOCK some loved une departed, when they had taut subject. Tbe evidence tn lbs posMMtoa ot Dr. Eobook, OF goods. Which ia al all times accesalble to the paNta, eatobiiahM the following retired to tbe seclusion of their homes, Comprising aad felt that tat great duty was done, and another great sacrifice was made for their country 1 God bless lhe palriutic LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL women of Hastings and Barry county | We have no tidings of any but wbuw> * ct amd.' '*f Charge), with dirvcqoaa fur MeaariS* *'“5 U,e ‘“'0 Aho ru,e* ‘m hearts beat true lu ths. Unit®, and who k,riliiLinA Ventilation, and Kxerciae for the Kid they will Ho*1 |bc»e remedial, a sure curs for are ready lo make any sacrifice for their kt.'nniplion. and all diaeaaM of tbe Tsboat a»» t-«u« Pbikx a»n Aova, CuxenranoM, Hhast country. Oiii.c. Drtrxrua. Naavors Daaiurr, and F«One interesting feature of the occasion ,, j Coirtoxw. and be hopea every one affllciri »d! aend for copy, a* it will coat nothing, and of which we write was’the presentation of ik.ue ibculd aiiply before it la too late. These p.-^riptienr arc u»cd by the moat eminent Phy. a beautiful boquet of red, white and blue X"if Land™. PmK and New York. Tboaa flowers, to the soldiers, k.was the work .iihiec them will please address 1 Kh’v. DR. CHAMBERLAIN. of Mrs. Nodine and was presented, on dtcSOy-rpc Williamaburgh, New York. behalf of tbe hdies, in a few appropriate DRY GOODS remarks by Dr. C. S. Burton, and in tbe same connection were read a few patriot­ BOOTSAND SHOES, etc., ic lines of poetry, dedicated to tbe Barry Court bolder, at iMUags, OQ Monday tbe »tfa County Cadets, supposed to emanate from the pen of Mrs. Burton. Capt. Wal­ SPRING & SUMMER bridge rapvnded on behalf of his company said coanly, droaued: ” g ta thUeoart forl'rtdhie feelingly in a few appropriate words, which were followed by three hearty VERY cheers by lhe soldiers, for lhe ladies of Hostings. As the soldiers left, our citi­ zens who remain seemed more fully nd pl^v, tbe'kelra.l lo WE ARE NOW ON CHEAP BEST AimortmenU of sundering many fraternal lies, and some, no doubt, forever, and many an involun­ tary and heart-felt prayer ascended, for their protection and safe return. * We irtadvertenily omitted, last DRY GOODS No mistake this time! week to call the attention uf our readers to lhe card of Knxfu II Braaows in an other column of our paper. With onr LOW PRICES old friend and business partner, A. A. Knapcn, many of our readers arc well ncoqoainted; and all who know him will testify to his fitness in both natural and acquired endowment fur the business upon bearing date the twnUyi Ibc ?car nT var Lord MO : aud hny.fire,«Maiied by e State of MtcbiiaU. ajpl rcorded iu tbe uSfov of Hrri cottstyite «Md MW. venth day of Jum. A. D. iorlgajpa.oo pager 173 and gage tbere UadMwed l*W which be now enters. -We »ro an adrrrtincrnetli in your Columns o Mu Wnaton'a So<»vu>xa Srarr. Now ws never >i-4a word in fiavar of a patent medieiwe before ia nnr Ulr. lint wc feel c.itnpellefl to ray lo y<mr trader* thia ia no humbug—ws nA va vaien tv atm now rr t ar >ll nr cluss. It ia probably one of m««t •uereaafni uiMietnea of tbeir day, beeanae it h the beat. And llwae of your roadcra who have babtet can’t du better lhan'to lay ins supply." decZi^y Mr. Borrows is a yoang man of superior endowments, and is sahrcely equalled iu force of rhetoric and lu elocution. sperspicuity FACT»t That tbe . BLOOD PURIFIER and ULOOL PILLS have beea proved by analysla to CONTAIN NQ MINERAL That they oars the rinaal snlrersri complaint. will be to give toy to tbe afflicted by effecting ia all eassa a apesdr cure. Our rule ta to charge nothing for adviee ud with mterrispcwlririy. and in a very short lime. That after all other medicinct have proved use­ written prescriptions; fat wiU furnish wfan relees, they relieve LIVES COMPLAIXT, These medicines ere prepared io ora own t-»» •nd reaterybe health and strength of tbe auffbrer. narosr. under tbe care of able C’liomista. and are tbe roost reliable known to acumee, including all * SICK FEHALEfl, tbe recent discoveries. To all addreeeiug by letter, ortalalag full secount of symptoms aad appearances of disease, age, occnpatioe. etc., WS will WRs.’a candid re pH, with adricc and directions for cure. Any fees sent u. when sending for advice will be devoted to furnishing medicises tntbs poor,, larilcaaes medicioea ran be Beat by foaU or expreJ if de­ SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, sired. Srod for one or more of ow works ud however they may have been trifled with and judge for youraelrea. Also pnblubsd st tbs inflrmary, to aid these abuaed : that their direct tendency ia to lengthen lifo. and render it enjoyable. That, operating di­ ObTHE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, rectly upon the prims ^dimaae .sTLiLod, thsy CAUSE OOON TO BEAL, and diaeharge from the ayatem, every taint ot Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That tti exercise. Price X> rente, RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, THE EADIE'S MEDICAL FRIEND, and there is Bo disease of tho Stomach and Bowala the lirtr, tbe aervoM syatean, the akin, glands or ““ARblKG FROM IMPURITIES OB And tbe Physiology Off Montagu. A work on tbe cauae. aymptoma. ud trewtmect of all complaints peculiar to tbeaax, os marriage, OIWTRL'CTIONS OF THE BLOOD OR SECRETIONS. HAND with one of lhe LARGEST and realize that these frequeut departures arc ordered that the Execrt^ I-offuf tee to all parties atotereaW wUL fa «roS< and order In be published HHer.-a newspaper printed luting in said county ofBarf three Werica, atwocMirriv. ck next immediately precn/c "pRINDLE, * ? ADFJVJTFRFR. N. BAILEY take their lea.es, and bmv.c ladies pih- 1 erod in our rtroou to bid the soldiers a hearty God speed. Scarcely a tear! dimmed those bright palriutic eyes; but I 0TwareiA. nervocs debility, heart pjiutf.FFTER A AGUE, rt CONSTIPATION, REF O R W. 8CAWHATI1I IEBEME81! NEW GOODS! -SO longer kllK art bleated With IltBBKw'S PtlU. >««tas J, BLOOD P UH1FIEB AKE BLOOD PILLS NORMAN BAILEY. As a law beeaisvadod.) rftcl a sriafr. B«rin miud that the BC STABLE BLOOD PILLS expet tepee of thouxands of dical wort., Mid by word la letters, aflldarUa, media i lo be tho very beat prepiffersd to Ua. brokendown --------- __________ -hey bunt disease through •very avenue and organ of the ayatem, and lo ex­ pat it thoroughly and permanently. No one can doubt their superiority after one trial—they are not only better tbe plans of the Quadra and Rerun to dupe every ba I, la fact, cheaper than aay other Pills for it one. It guides tbe unwary through life, and taken a let. number of then to produce a better abowa up every swindle of the age. ft ahows bow all kinds of Food. Medicines, Liquors, aad Goods an adulterated, with the means of delecting tho frauds. Priw If T-h THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, FlastatiOB and Mope. For everyFamlly, having over a 1COO receipts on Cooking. Dyeing. Ifreaervisg. Cleaning. Ao., How to Plant and what it ia best to liaise. How to rare animals,nd rise to Hoose Ksepcrs.Fanacrs, aad Mretiasica, sa « lrih> eubieeta. off inter*.— Price xScsitta. Worth fllfl to any ama. THE CONHUMFTIVE’8 BOOK. For those who wish to get well from that aw­ ful diaeaae, a fsU description of ail tbs rvomdies used fai it’ with a careful statement ot tbe results, A NEW ARTICLE. . firm, Knapcn and Burrows uf Kalamazoo Dr. Esback's Stomach are entitled to to tbe confidence and pat­ A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial for siring tons Io lbs Stomach, and tor tbe prevenDon o’bill teas oom plain la inc ideal to the West- ronage uf all such as arc so unfortunate Bitter*. as lu need the aid uf legal talent. instituted lu red by tbe said nortgage, tby given, that by virtue ided. Ute arid aahet«M» arie of tbe mortgaged rilwl in aaid mortgage hoae tracts or parcel, of HOME TESTIMONY. Gi«m> Luxis. Eato.x Co., Mkw . Aug. 11, S9. 1>«. t'. W. Rolivk—I'tor Sir :—Tor four years I va* aererriy ajiicted with 'Khemnatiatn so' tMtl I ata condned to my bernae for alongthne. The Doctara did me no good, ami I wan a pericet crip­ ple. I procured some of your Scandtnaviaii Blood Tbe formula of these flitters, now (INI) lhe •ole property of Dr. Roback, originated with one ot the oWeai and most eminent Medical Practi­ tioners of tbe West, and it w directly predicated anon tbe wants of Western people. These Bitters derive their stimulus from tbe powerful Umie nature of tbe root, and herbs of wbidb they on osmposed, and aa they ye. by al­ tering unnatural erarlugs of the atomeeb.directly promollve of TEMPERANCE, Wo hare race!red from the Secretary, the following minutes uf the Union Meet ing held in thia village on Friday last: Himami, Sept. 13th iMl. Pursuant to the call for a Union Meet shown m this Market, which ipg heretofore made, the citizens of Host­ rc prepared to sell ot a small ings and vicinity assembled at the Court ad rance from House Square. the present proprietor believes that ia making them widely knowm the public wellaro ia subaer- At one o’clock tbe Barry County Cadets formed otjdcr Cap*. N. H. Walbridge. Leaded by the Hasting. Mar FOR SALEI I rial Band and marched to tbe residence jj' a I) g Roceb iE.•r Rev. Mr. Hoghts, of Kalamazoo, and Rev. family NEW YORK COSTS. of Rev. A. IL Gaston and esewrted lhe Gaston to Main Street where they were joined by Rev. J. Boyntnn, Wm. Bnr CASH OB TBODUCS Tbete long crcdita we can’t go "MO HO-W.” Do aoi aak for anything bat Ready P ay„ ghcr. N. Bniley, Frank Allen and others, when they marched tn the Cuart House, J. 8. GOODYEAR 4 Co. when tlic meeting was duly organized by After music by the Hastings Brass Band, lhe meeting was a^addressed by Rev. J. Boynton, Rev. A. H. Gaston, Win. Buagber, Allen. N. Bailey Frank Capt- Walbridge. All tbeve indebted by Note or Account will pleuae Tit® meeting dosed with three groans Call and Settle fur traitors and three time, three cheers for lhe Union and Constitution, and the Bund played the «tar Spangled Banner.’ n crotrrs RmV. OLD FRIENDS Fill*. atlsckaofraany of tbe moat dangerous ilia to which W Hlo «> rmy rwnj mm «r« ’*a I"”'1" '»«” (“* u ni»es tERVl tb« |lr'- -isi a i , In the Village of HartingBIsoupctarlb, and Tides to aU of tbesa,. Warranted aupertur to "*^!any Pill before the public. TAixanaaBs. Lsox psonv, FtorifaJely 17. IMO. .ur«*i«, kJ foio-Moo l*»m wl* "" “* world. |^ - stToo LATK-Ccommwication relative to a flog protestation will appear next BOARDING-HOUSE. The subscriber is now prepared to sell FAMILY «ilb .U«— loo.) io rMdir lto~ Koo... of th. ««»l GROCERY, SALOON On the varions Medical Humbugs. On U>e PbyaioJogy of MarrWe. On the common sense of Mcdteine. On Dirt, Eiereiseaaad Ablution. How the Phyniesan should be. How lo Prerent Pregnancy. And many other things. Bssrn roa rtThia Joan»4abouldB| js fcml* of every CBj' Rraau.1.. M. D, A. M., Cblsf Phyalelan. B. H. Moesta, Surgeon. Dr. J. Barta, ChvmlsL Office iu New York, IBi ChambersBtreei. three siampe for return postage, and addreae our GROCERIES As low as the lowest. For OuAor ready pay only. la.< lu Ihe'i- I •> 11. —'1 —_L.'f o_-.il—— Ouuh. TBE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. Ilia a targe and beautiful paper, and contoiaa the moat valuable iafonnalien on Suennatorhee, or Seminal Weakneaa, Tbe Cause, effects and core, showing the awful effects ef tbe Principal eflee and aale room, No. 4 East Fenrib st., M building from Wain street, Cincin­ means of prevention and cure. nati. O.. Laboratory in Hammond street. Kr Bale by J. V. Roberto A Co. Heatings. EH On Can.nmptio'n, that fearful disease. Nichola.Oraagcville Milla, P. A. Ceelm, risoBsffOn the Lirer. Heart, Staaucb and Bkin, man and DoBeimor. Middleville. M. C. thrift. Prairieville, and by Druggista ud Me rebar,to georeally throughout the country. aprte-ly UE1 poor humanity is constantly liable, such for exam­ _____________ -J The beet Fsmily CAH___________________ TUARTIC in tbe world. ple, aa tbe folio wing: consumption, bronchitis, inua«l twsnty year, by Are digmtton. dyapepm. loss ef appettia, fotateoaa, million, peraon. anonal- nervous irritability, neuralgia, psi pi latten ofthe lr ■ n1'””1 Kl'r aatiafiu:. heart, melancholy, hypochondria, night sweats, \ MH Uuu ; coniai nuuthiug in- tongnor, giddiness, aad all that rinse of caaee, so juriou.; patrouixrd by fcarfuUy fatal utResa attended to in time, called A Iso liver de­ tbe pnncipal physic tin. /nwo/v H'Mfacm axd rangements or torpidity, and liver complaints, *»esaoa of tbe tidneya, eraldmg or incontinence of mu«xli>° e<-o tmuM ’‘*b Bn*b.ud rtlrtdi,wn. nol. '.ll«.nai»« lhe«ring«W »T lhe lun«. uy address, If dssired. Retail Price fll per Battle, or .lx for OS- XZtr THE RIGHT JPX^A-O*- Hcrrick’a 8wf*r Cw»te< G„Mr-« L»t'« B«o».--n.i« r.lwbl. CHOICE OAK OPENING UNU Wr mu. mail rm, td ay one applyiag for It, i* tba only preparation ever offered to the world in a popular form no u lo b« withiu the reach »f all. tfo cbemicrily and .killfull v combined m to be tbe moat powerful tonic, and vet ao perfectly adepted a> to in p~/«V .«<■. -nA; m o-iti tAo Un ^ootorf.aniihroormUfDto tmiAM kriwucA, and tone up tho digeatire organa, and allay ill bMvom and other irntaUou. Itla also perfectly axhUaro. Ung in 1U effect*, and yet it is never followed by taaailndsordepmatoo ofaeirita. Il ia composed entirely of VMetablca and those thoroughly soot- choosing Win. Burgher Chairman and D. Striker Secretary. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Xal period. Wbea in New k ort to Apri last, a Zra!l sdvised ms to test ysur pilte. Hariu («> Warm at All Boon! Or Odd Lunch if desired TEA OR COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE. SAIL DINES, Ac. Also, Ice Cream and Lemonade. Board will be furnished by the day or photogbaphic gallery. Crayon1 'A’tltbtolype; Vignette1 ’Ambro­ type । MeUinooiype; Spbereotypc; Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographic; Pearl Ambrotype; Oraaiueqtal 'Ambrrttype; Imperial Am­ ud mro« PilK V. MOTT, Groceries! ! Consisting In part of . New Orleans, Muscmrndo, Cuffrw, Crushed, powdered nnj GroMujftcd Sq. gars, Mulasaca and Sy rum, . Grpcn and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Coffe, Stone, Wooden, and WiHow Wore, Cigara, T"haet». nod SuuT, , ■ ■■.> Salt and Water Lltnc. Soups, SolcroUn, CoMda, Pepper and Spice. In addition to the above atosk afGroOcrise.be baa a full end complete aasortmrBi of Dmgo, Paint*, Oils, Burning Pin. id, and Oampbene. • Alaa, tbe largest vtock oi ' Kerwsinc OH LnayMi Ewer otferod tn Baltic Creek, all of which will be sold at prices that caraotftil ta’ suit purchasers. , Particular ntiaiCun pnitl to fining op-. brotype; Double Part Row New York. On retai as ■■ s—.eiwni. aud ad I8AAC Is now receiving from New York and Boston, his full stuck uf um< and Pncea to arit orders, tram » mate to •*,<«. Terms Easy. / fa't tort If you nntfr jpay for the* ISAAC C. NOTT, jurr rr Ko,. u( tvk iftxrmt. ItBioooo at-, adran fa* ef BriOs Oort Battle Cr—11 M“*• November »Jat, 1440. D. C. BAWXIT. oevit clocxb; aLoexai NOTICE! GENTSt-TsuM«wssssw* ' Boom. �L’SOmCE, CURE HervousHeadache Thev mIJ mK«ta removing the JMewwa a»d ZfreftrL to which ftynala. are m> Mabjeet. byt ■ gently upon the bowb renib »htg For zXntry JDw. .WM,. Delicata TetnalM. aMRnU^perwntofaxfoararyAaMu, they m valnaMcM * Lentil". iMproring tbe aytliir. girfag cm and rigor to lhe digestive organa, and rwtoringthe natural elaatielty and atrength of lhe whole iw/CKWIAXIC FILLS ar» the ,mmwM of faag Uvwtigafon and earefull v conducted exper- ..•X ANNUAL tax SALES. • Arurroa throw.l‘a Ornes. V<ti * - -Immim; Meh.,-My i.i«i- »r j1 OSe&ESS Town a North of Rango S 1wJ^rfaw«WU»..« . .!•» sSSSSjffisI nm wkhm® ON LOW PRICES ifXXO-1! 'IS ' place aa ho .hall MfeUnlfioUuga, theooonty .eat of .aid County, ooeordihg to tho ktatwte in ouch ■* ■ »•< ...... , Anfiivr o<»frai. •’412 f»»*n.rr ““T.-’rs.iTT? g Come and See!! . BEWARE OF CuUXTEKFEITS! The grouine have fire algaature* of Henry C. ^oWby°D^gi.U and all other Dealer, ia Mad- IV B « .'St. £ esi ill HVAB JUST RECEIVED A-trox wlN be sent by mail prepaid on reertpt !? rmcE ts cents. n?W 18 44 21 22 160 80 1 46 14 #0 2SO ‘ill orders should be addreaaed lo »W IS rt 1 6» 9» 18 46 4 4» 44 SO 563 ■JF3DKF SPALDING’S !r‘3c;<7S t: s is CEPHALIC PILLS, , WILL CQKVIXCK ALL WHO BLFTUl THOM HEADACHE, SPEEDY AND StTtE CURE OTO, Tkry aforJ t»juKtian<tl-lr pntf <f tkf i«Mjr y tkit trulf tKtatific ditKttrn. NMonrHle. Conn., Feb. 5, l«ta Ma.. Brxtta.xu. Sta: ^hare tried yow Cepoahc Pill*, and ZiOe Atam aowuM that I want y<ja to send me two dollar. , Fart efthuee arc for tbe neighbors, to whom I gave a few out from the Orat box I got from you. Sand the Pill* by mail, and obbgc dj.‘8 , ,t; DAMEb4XM3 IVST1CE OF THE PE ACE. O i.X.aouiBo GROCERIES fr-18-!?«■!»•« !M! ■i»ii n another box of rour Ccphalio Fill* ZL-y tn MttktLr* fSUt 1 ka"rnr-trv.<. ■ Hired* A; STOVER. F.M. Belle Vernon, Wyundolfo Co., O. kH.»rwA A*®® Berely, Mm*., Doc. 11, I860. fl. C.SrAimxn. E*q. . . I wish far some eireiiaraor large abow bill*, io being your Cey Lalic Hila more particulrvlr before ■^imlrBin. li yon have anything of the kind. JOHNS 4 CBOSLEY, tDlXMJJXr.iemrisi'rT^U**^ ■ <«.>. rCBCRA ' 1 CEMENT ROOFING. ulaU nMUAXt ongaince I »ent you for a box of Cephalic ir tbs cure of the Xerroua Headaehe and «.», and I reeeired the num,and Z.Wy And 'at ifttt tkal itdac.,1 6. tnd for mart. ic send by return mail. Direct to A. R. WIIEKLKR. Tprilanti, Mich. ms DRY GOODS! •Xef«»X « 80 »46 H I Town 4 North of Range S WexL :SS’.% I 8 Si Stacks of : as CT- A single bottle of SPALDiNGSPREPARI GLUE wilfaave ten lima. Ita eoat aumaliy. SPALDING’S PREPAREDGLUR! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED Gi.UK ! 80 4 ts 40 3 as M so 4 M GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, For^reaervin^and repainng elu- COLD OK RUN IX WARM WEATHER The*.' ruateriala bare been thoroughly UwJjw" New York .nd allparU of the .Souther* rodI Wrsb <1 K) 1 Bl irir-'Hj 2 s is 13 S ! me AXB WATSli BM* It can be applied to xxw aod ou. «onr> rf *H xixua, and to aajxutj: n.xira unuop.au*’.’”' rna xoinuu*. L~ Th* Cant ia only about .Dao-Third that MIX AMD IT JS TWICTt A> WMABAI, p • MW» A* < •«JM • ■• - 1 ZSt.Krfh’o 3 ■« Clothing com try, nilk ECONOMY! ©16PATCS! 1ST “A Sncu ix Turn 8avaa Xixx." ,~>-j niaM m apf>lic»tio» by •Mil or tn yr"* at our Principal Ofi'-t and M artbo*n. 78 WILLIAM STREET, (Carmr ar Uhnrtr Street.) 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Rut "till jtew tSnH.Mn/' irrT'eMIHfi* WW revm tafKtefrtr.au ilid bird Ina wife. ufr> cmpaai-rx-vd h.u.i»cJkrqni|’gj mlww.i., mi u ,,mh yqmur. WAR! P. II. & J. RUHSELL, ' ■ . i A. fiwssasT. FsJax Ambm. I boiisckerpiag as num* •.thc'l*' (*iWg pji? I Matart I to----- ------------------------ ---- - pfe witfe.|it»U MR .Ba aka^ytag JACOB FEimtS, : NORM Alt ...i A MMhcXtairt Riw*> Haati»ss Micb. 1 ' L , oaBK" ■■■ ■ "T 'U ww-Vt,. >«wm; similar i-in ninataiicvs. lhr„re^puqw^ , .. ____ ______________ n»nl.'«Ad>-ifihH*M.Wmdt'P6WMtr. "’HW I •“Aaraw. l, Afl)’i»¥>.ciini?- .rwi n5f up 1 !».«»•'.A™., M. g„1Ul „„ inwiat.im. U» m of /l»R»l.-|S.rWl. .oa > m,mk.r 3f rmpnuM. '.’'TTil ! mmaw> sluill swear b«carry our this policyisnjltti rjaeud ftlwry UlU^btllr A*'Qnotral «■>«»* P" position “ll"“ <.rtte •* U» rilfrlflV.. ■jMf. A UM IM .« <kr PW.IA —rTW. usually goes in diwgiri*ie.'*Y.i) if p-'tebfe testified that Serrill hid p'-illrdy Kited cHWraUiMf «^f»«»ite xmurp Vi fairp-atorat that the nitKFv in bin pmteteiin via a «Aick -Nii'ldir- WHm'wfftf -naUm.-tot loan negotiated f<»rihe Confederate Stales. “<'y iWkvr«yAwrt* c»u uiwnd mt Iinsiire hours more pleas • -IUlet, _. Jta.** •« “• )"• wl» |"-'M Slack. J Wish; get -oine..thread .tarfj hittevs al' -llw sby?e and -FM>f t (p jftiU chaugM," ./ u ’ „;i |y ;t ! ’’.'foiR »"> px-kK. examinpd, pip wpl-i . tk.jibWm. HU~ «e«»m let tfr^trtgbly, fpiticuqV! ^"tliipgy • U»ji’T il**.br«4 Mn xuti^u^apjXAfa in. that wouhl.i** loc currvuiiy ut tbqatare, .if Aug.iM I7th, and reported tiro implra^nt tna^ briy Uro b-dnn ” WUy »bW '** b-‘l lute ..frrmuN «Oi>*b i» o|.e»tMuiar inferept na the Jourof tte bidt-d-llar f.eave vqq.tliia^iuru,- nil ,n'rt.cb'lf‘ai^HlH aflaatWlH W -- ----- ----- --- --------------- „ C- I ueu UlBiri, unn irocn monKU, uas IB.™ •'■hm-; wn*yo"»* “ *'**• Fta* i 1* •«ii> «f .1 *■«». “J 1.»«« H’i«* Jujnf Tt,iilSl?fc| •jmku, « mud.ton. MoWuW? W» WSiJl .lr Q.HI >^t;l.ut, v tl. Mr. W™. 1C X>'.**oU»taWS»'lV W««lM.-r E„rt. D.«ri« Aiv.m., D.u«.ia Knights oftheStarfUjrAHyijprityi ofaliens nill? -ilirK*. GrimU, « 'nil fnrafruiwW^ I'n-tstrllrl... " the army, and if I sh-Hild ci er cease Hi" be —SijHUnre/alniMAloty iwm make ditches, an Miliviii wwtaW tee Btar.-i wall hdi-p aMd‘’-peflOa>l'i«nite*n-pte«"*«-» fir bLa* •tig,. i)p.rflirLfi«4lb>Q» with giuipwwdrr. HTriXw|w/ t<ha,4fr*l. •Ste/iaaie-r A wddw pbMtid tix.WRteblf'* to confer this degree in any other wav tte ’te<eiy.lMf,-ihylGi¥np4.-pn>MteUt all jtmuttal. |««J W I Here’-recrfVM' ti? ahm. ae'lfUiMfc iM'hw Mf./np approaching Several aoMiempl«ocd atef'l •■«! firW^rdTo) Geoiyv N&K4, 'air euvujl., to theGrre. hwr Gratral!,4/teUJteie,tlw tuSAibewo - gitend pt- Upi> MlpotJj ..^ Fidcte—8,-unmuM^d^.vtyrQaapnluiaie .wkmu, further limits of n ramp, I :hsll Initiate as Governor. In witnvae, tiuete/m. liMrt'awA rt-uiuwed at the <tet1 Jo i ofwiilip/h, hi-ryand I'i‘ three p¥es [»>«*«,( Okckflwge.- Theedl te a watincl. ”W?lns«.**lhrtvr fcldrre-ed bl a per rnre. <lgn nry hnnieshd niHivis. - He ta tbeii informed tlmt Mt>xie<> -em ta* "WJ-«obfniL ■Cw*ia»ign — A *<x-rel provide any amount of mvans.qliatJ'uudw? Wtk.hjbJrpcaibW wliix-h to tte sefitHivI 'Vh ui"'.' • “i'ta .rf-Atfen v' npyi«<iii3a'Permitted tw.paMthe lmaa.«ff. lung at MaUniftnia. and twu milln-uh at ;u» .ewpfnipfiHmt.; .; ’Jhe couatrrmgn n is MJiidrt'ey"; visit ibe governor of'GIlihk!* ctaHtted vIjiily. ,4*<»/fo£-+-A amsll perty jntrtn ianip’ldfi ..rgnt»Hing1itapn.vim-e ite MH<frWkilWcmu^Hiteonte <dji?rr. which '-I -. --__ .;___ Izni_ 1 a__ .1_ ariuuul an •ui>-srunui«nt 1 Ihir'fl.'.lf IM11. ing. ihnt.lpil frnni hlni. j unet Ijf ,*sw;/ nut 1" (Ste bud always nroil^ oxecaa^icrj 1esM/wiuptreljuo. Jkliaan prutuuroutpIsM! life . of tee firm.) ,-.. '' '.1•“•r-f* LhcArte-H.i^« Alter another unMiccesaul attepipt, ta; 'rd Uir dkv, wMchfoqiia a coiiBpicuouuMiid olara. two door* cs»l of Ute Ha-liugr Hous. , -aamraaw valintlrfe^fraUre'i'i the ‘SpWtiftdi', nUUd find it. I auid:-*r . ' . <1 “Mr.aSte-k, I thjpk Ult-r* luiurt lip; a; will he Hstd-with interest <*h (HtaOdsl-f fcsldiil-ili rt.ll.lU t»IK cl. Indo in miu id’ niy pocket*, A if crcui|ilj..t ibe AiiuutX-:! ..,:t is *. i.bn?iii »:-»ut I 1 ■•JuutLwktclhii :descenJ, -tf Jxipca ,pp tew Imt;got tit, aud J du not .t^jok, te'. plseaac, BatrwlMg Fintel, ’if. nny thing i have puhi •t<iul.liir....1i /; , ' TURPEXTINE-'AN'D ALCOHOL *'l will frok;at P'rt.r pvekuf.- tbia pyrti- ailus'ums to aii .iwociattmi cnlTed the Order iiig," said-,shc,-JiiibQj> "and qrUi^ ni*n<|/ 'ot the'Ldnr Slur, haTd biw LrgMnhred fur nwtfi.of.ibq..iitvndiiig .artwy , iRill.jt.-vtMj the pufptutenl erogpronng Gsbuund Nkw iue,ice «»n'’lhif, 0^1 of Vct«>lH-r,39tlh( ( , , Item if itej-’iuMal IL” r- i.,;. pufjn»e, i^Mtrprisiag u> apporochiug It siu ppi long after lbi* W'ftXPP’rH’R ragta. M.&rolti ww* stall IM tells I’msm ital I rciitcttiterrJ having trn 4«pl.. my • 'd<nl, and tey 44^i>.>mi,Liiicui i/f ,tb^l-Jqdiyi, Trit Oiiilconis ofT^xada.—The To .-nr»vy.. The frdiftg plare ja. called an JV FOR MECHANICAL AND medicinal duul as. Minister to Madrid was regarded reHilo- Gh»bd -«wwrein»'i»wi»r'-fhtert*tin; l*URPOcHiS^)NLY^2 by l!u- Court of Spuin a- a iiiilrul <fi» oidtresy.1 Iz'ipex hintMeUlieloirgi^l tu the cludrd to krep die 4i>fn• very ,ta myaytf*. •ifrlWvqi. . jn ^be town .of Jt4»n>>k<IUfh “I could not liutl, ail) hole »>,’)•!< Webstrr.fij.C"., of DuflaLi, bale a »ur Jhvouor.-^ru pas*' terr Right uilbmU H. WRIGHT, <irter itetAy»liiw.*4uuiiHA| hi*, nuirt mc. lacr bell'5ft fret drep.' thbuMiiu slqdlei.-eXpijM froyi ftreewor.-temporary St rccruilH. . A fter lby.fa|lure of WalkA TTORNET >nd COUNSELLOR AT 1,4W., iiioniii'g, in u gentle bme. and with a l-n-k i.irobmkbld irml'fifN’Wreh.r.foH tare husia of lirnnchro. etc. niHating —Un> A »txl Senator ud <'oun«ellor m Ch«uorry .— (ji»l cXReitBt'iiai, the rumma of the that my ferlmgw pt evented die fndu hriaUr sitcitiou paid to the coHccUmi of l>ecti takrn from this-wwil.i Oil usd water t<j<i^ir^l^rtrtqxili<ip,pf,lhtt.h>iuaea.tdin suefrti dildf uWMy,^Miidxhteiitlr ife’ itfem .aoi^itxq. (ZaraieiA.—A. f.wticUiaw and mvnrv promptly temuted. xmniuia L-liMvIt •; Mud mH tetr nt>i£l fell are pumped out together Into a, ciruulnr tnwu il.hre. with W W. Ralph Esq.. Middlevillr. O.her, willingt>* mukuj»aa,ffAk«»ulf4jiT y«>t| l*| tent, under tbtf qSteii titfe .W-Ptecipite trek. Tte ttep raferdT-ippywlupk fiixj placu ill which tmopv ure quartered ; few day» aHcrwiuda she .odltd «ai tor<’l wcnt nMpp>toiaf.u>4>»iMMhe ittThw, sunk in the gn-imd capable bl bolding tlpj, u*<os, i» »Uo applied to tbc troops li»r twentt five tvnls i»lir‘ Ihuf Intel)'' 1 wurX.oi'i.fthiwmiu. teq ^cialy,, ifr^ n» lurutsclw*. , ,/urJovpjk.vT-LttaV* 1*4- eh 1,050 Imrrela. — TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES, FETTER. pr.-.mm-ul part in’ my iiiti rrdSMifr firr'-dAfJ such, vra.cd V. j.I.n st,itb .for, knvtUl liiuvJ’aroUr-Thc 1’RUNE.S. FIGS. R AVINS, vWlSH: Swartz dPtMJ, hkvta n aur Hie more v|o|eht uicftiterv, however, saw ppiqiiSRpr (Wpcd of <W»v„ fifqgjhv p kirlring. ■ ' H iR > • fare W**i ’ 47 fect.dtwpi tW^frldh'30 bar in ttMte.K.mwrtrf/fiHght btaTffdHivbly' •llru.ly, NrB.SlM>k,"«tM k teutWng fst*4w* 4- W&i ImU® .«Jp ..wpn primmur .fpj hfr ,**H*Ft utel. Kd>e teu first sy mpanifto td ths it het.1 to ah.tea yu*!d ir-uit,; th,ere must now contains 280 tercel*. Il is iiroti- olj-diqpe >ur.,|frfract.ey( pmdjw-1 .gnuipg Iro mime culler »r aeaiii. in iny pj-ckel prediMiiiiuMicwfiCAta Flew S*Mvr«, tbej tia'bfed ‘ in' ri'»nhec’li<m UW this ■«<-ll,‘that' tsmqiS.i^UfrresbUnee tro ofifru.*. £<aiil\ otidkhs-j- a-xunmiXBi -vTqrqftn. ifa .jrtO’.rtp •_< ihw . Ui.il ta ..penthough rl-Mlty I could W<4 urgaujxrd a |>rur aoM-ciata-P, qmlcr lira the nrrtt'adpuHing I’’ i<U tunic of the Knighta <|f the, ' Cir | /frcrwi^-y-A/iewl) celisted R^dicr. As» find one,'iny inure limit I e»ulld<lM» mthin 1.4 l«Mu Exu.ris. de, d-ith new and Uchvr’ 'ilefiui^T' ilbjlvt*. uiighl hsreftern exjwrtol that tai;wdsld ■e*^,-rP«r4«,si|^ r^luaqsfcnii-all qffen-. mg quarter. re’ ■ lrt->“tad alite a*»rt JbM’M..Ite««/tte res OHincicd with war. Armitlice.— ■ ll-tecroia, it.ia uingi^nr that 1 did «nd MiritbHj-an.iii vf«.i‘cre1ly. 'The Mwnet’ i-uil.,ce Hl .uro in ill tliv utber, but - - h,i »f tee Urtfer b>iwevrr,.has iw-eu -teuayed. Trnipontry susfkJMMigi^iL. li'wtilirhw.— iioLtiud il thc other (.evpiitjg," .i»Mid flp>. ll<it lifecaie.' ' ■ •’■•' i' ■ A Mr.T!?U-/ lJa iWrffiMt 4' Srt Furtijicationt.— Wkind*, in twr iiwulli'qiiirty way, "biit I wil( daring tta^u-sute jdri*H,r»*4cl Uy »m»u«i . K-i.U.rk) , ..rl Up n?. |...l..i, i>ebii&in tinJ it ihn,lc*eiiliiif‘if'xwrd'ii ta ruck. "Oil* kA tte rwje tlf three tei-refe am enitanknicnts oT rnnsonrv.e-irih. etc.. f.»r defAit^uf thii.p< >Wi.«klAiiy m3 posts 11 plot whith, tor audiv ily, ability FENS. PENCH-S.INKH. PAPER. EN­ JOHN ROBERTA, .nt• a day -tea latrh'.diteMicd. teata teiw Itarli. arid wR.-WvdncU'.'liiw btrelylrrwi aiirpatirod' VELOPES. CARUH, As., Ae. Inft-ltek.inq.ffet^iyg^te/propnKpc, ;te tary.'.W^rtlc dreignrd Irk strengthen a iil ite-'bUig'tr.Mi.irv ui cmiaptraroy. w. .-•- 1 is drilling the rodflor wore, and ha« g-utr pfHtft.againta .f'rrj; j|tack<. 'Important wiiilc pantaug the Arei»4rS*b»uu. Jte uiUw.orka of tbis-kiiMi are called Ate MWj-VlI >fite Order, p0.14. te brief! down fi'oou*. thtriv'tret.' U|Aiti tbr i-ibr 1 and .<... -ii.', ,.■« >th“s s«yr'i ,t; MORT. POTDL.IR II. T. CHERRY, Forlreftf 'i'" ;F. -rt M-mrue. nt jhr itiimih 'MW?1-;. 1< haVV.r-l.it'»...'fU/,brlfettittg‘ti< Mr K4 ntv Iiiind. It h»d vanished m siii”ke in iTARTPERLIC and Ccserynscer. will a of tWir£bHbprtMFWhy.’I* 'thenlhly frr? |‘ri<nt of that in.fitmion ; i. -.. it hud p.iid ail mtiii) <’t In 000 lin-li M>r tte umuurst । soy and iVwugtau. a well iw .aster, armk.. ,Ua>i ta all bunineaa ruUsated to him with ./•Mi-Lc.. amf tte 'eJiMkhim-tiflii-rtiirr for fire fin* flavored' dwird-•»»«» ramie v«i«t;(ifH<iidry' w>f w •wf.aigiy! M^gnW/kit) ‘■’l-'wh< '■«« A‘M ‘ ’ Afipiii. fpruno'tmced. Ab fiat two butulrvd hvt. At a depth of one 1 Firtreu. ' ’Wlkirmdvw tetter with L. II. STEWART, eUiRHoitl. file- U4ccji>c,flip ate }>4 .icvp/u « boilft&d attttltftay WtfMU-tiH 'iftlSh*- W.J^M I TTORNET end Coiiniclut >t fair, Soliciur i;W: .. irate ol <>ne and a half onrreU.'pav day’ liter hrtmobra nntvate ta wtetrnrt re 1 |Mrtampv/ JfVfoe^ia*.—Ifer. Ijpsa of cn-, .!»lUSWb.M *rt»>-e»t.l'..-‘«'«V W.TMtibtninudJ ,The^pnq>eirM<a. .hpnaTlli I ..7^. ah 'riieHii4iM ‘ tft the cirstlr. O!Ece No. 5. Nobls’s Mock. ^xhoFM p..v^^iflaiv,'wugHW„Mrd**A^, ' .ml I M m- IWh I... >1 *• e»» «• Michigan. j . > ■■•<.!• • ’DiOjIa’ni, 'era on,-Get Hn-tno-ires tn nppr.ah-hmg a. iDimUrSM* ■•••« wlrwrr^' fw4>-r (..UhMJ *idiretu 7%v urtiiiW tn-tA~ , y ..’fiin-ur' EuhIm' 1 st the. ^iilK, , , ’ .^. .... ■ ’ • . ,v-. ‘Wt-^liu^.1 dark 'wild .irv usHrdyiare//l?». Ataysarrtr.—A areall Although I was aeldiun r....... .teak <4 ifunhaei-ahrt-h x-ten-ta stand ft. chrttrisHfl it U A-frtNJtfiitlVidipimRMh uGUa»iaJtct/.vxi«nd.:tau:«'»i»».y 1 Kwree. In fitat l Spe^ ruofe than I u-as cl mine Mortpurra by “ • w IrtM -iaow t.-re tnrin - Hen Irordiug. farbftU Qnni. aware of. tn <re tho’c which are fired ramf'lite top .if D. C. HAWLEY, EALEft in all kind* of Fatally Groceries, 5k»t *itooe and Woods* «ar», and a general ssDurtmtat of I’roviaiona, Aho Notary Pekllc. aUciy^V ” GROCERIES N PATENT MEDICINES ,U C. PRINDLE, RORERT^ A STRIKER. MbDANIEL STRIKER, ‘«w •fteteAte* **,tarK*- jirelXiiv: (TWA.?, 1FDIB 'EASE ,..-v and t»f gniKf? n.y’WplWVi- ,111 WiAe :,j jji? M-nuMiL»l*»uli<n ,.l.Jte,««Wten "U -WJ»T “'f,"?1!" thtfijml 6'Hilj’h^rlMiH«Wh ‘ W’WBuft pnVjSiw’WUu&i* " **' •■»*•>! ■■ ■ ,'%VrreMl^ro.Xuki!^#I^Wl *‘*V' t h me *hi.T^i^ " w u7ld hlve *w ‘f>,e vWHhalpwr.lte Aut«rta.M<M»wu.. }ii’- I W ’W Order han,been onpUIHM ntler Thia fusiiIL 77 I tduarilaltlr purp«»at-a. • , , ► tul* jJvery A^plicjnl' liir Ht?iii>iiii’4f ’ia* \J L»od amt Tax Aganl. 0®ee tn **>* ^““5* ----------------------- h,,.^ , ve..litltirf<SW»X tirtr atW.rn-itb h.fuw^'tihdt'F liie(tekihy-nF Hbuw. *ml open al all boo'*. . fipucud siwateru pnn,fit'i roWiaFfiir. a Yrre •»F.,7l" Yr-‘ ‘ ** t-»- -— •*■■--»---. -il. ,^..1 ■’• » yor-Iz. ri,< 15 for ToilM purpoere for—l.fcr IUA& ------------------------------------------- at----------- —— I Tt-U ., ,, > !«■»■■■ I.H .*F* wbtabil iWbjcf*"‘>y J»“»dv4 Mt* *tlh‘tMk hWMMtaLil - If,be aaortHH.-lM ibhF«H«1* OLIVER E. EVERTS, , dta N-wtrirttai’’signing, with H* remark Abai I t^,,. ' "JU,» u* 'Tsu T^r. ""• AfffWP > T**± mxbhukkb. „ I, a wbtvu owner, or can pr.Mliice proof that “ Mv wife«<q>iW,_im31)j buis tiiWid&VtiV^khrtfrrri 'fiWftihfiiSf ...... ........ - - -, - nowrt t nutuis. v»w« e«.in »< i."e tlie waHi<B>r<»etifisntb>iii tbky Wfi partly k*^ --WSjA. Ipr^’WfirMi-f'yWu^Tot **Mfbl>ld lij» «..UWu.Ji.tlm.«ul^UiUIU A'tenta. I In fl.no.*.-T.. ‘ Mi,.fl«i,,'U.lb'l>wwnuit«.."MS •obstruct a street or patwage with any ma. ti’*l»l<8 at nV wajduis; ’ 'Jones', mile. 'Inrite, rtr. iArrfwra—l^hdt 'pHrlion of 4^ *d vmhvmI »KJ ond tin g••n.-ral liiiy ut rhe. Work. Tbc part AWWtt II. t ween tw.i f.n.ti -n, is cslle.1 ’ WV'rtivS'^ieMte -ftUUMHHiimi ik M»si a ckAkhl.'-‘ Thb hnatUitW 'wre <. iriwin»r«d elB<Vlhit-tbJraltMOloriiitniii IttldJiiig nt’ aCThM •rtisnrfm oH bnglva of forte, that grape' elint, etc. «an te fin-d 'alomohe .oiiter lheu of.llgr walls or_ cur1 maiiv Ne-ira servedWthfiiHy a* miinsu-r. ,tainicMnH ‘ilflti3'lh‘iitr<rr’An erfhrrratiemp*.lilA jM "77 ,~T ya»'»rf,* 7'V — V. ii* T~.fJ~ ; L«<wo.. _/ j ing in,'WvUe’X^ *’M wstlbs whh ^rtiWTfflrlWFr*...... . » ;, UMfrtkt-. /Th^f* 1*4th ma apru*un|ly higher pWtuve iakwMwfirweiK.-ai Uw. patriotiuii ---- --- ----------------------------------------------------------e *• ihIKs- itoi flrj, cfm-'i tie*JunliHl#ite^ter^,bj^L7' MWr in tea. selveatepwiM. 'Jfaqery — An* hmunrr r®?fcfeh1’U Wt rtt^tUy re’3 i«f ‘Mnflnrt *' iklreta tnj»other,' nnmhi-rfnB «. II. COOK. TrnwriU-talyi! \ >* dava ajiex II. R. MIIELIWN, pOV.TTY TREASURER. Office in the Cmrrt \J Bouse. • wr nirnt"«>K ”'»W; M,k-,Jl’l>iU,a? it’’FtHM'W ii'erthe'W’aftiMtt■•<000, "anil « Mff^aU.KHZtaarl.built h«IH « KT WW.-mnr <m«qu. Jins AWBBWSY. Tfco 0iyat Batae itete tean taK • .HHutteTX1' Atefv ' ->«•*•* *** ,»•!*# I"'" w, lifted*n Ki-tAtaAirt ihtettaAiteate-ml ‘‘ * •*”***! b* Thu evening p»wyd jklEWfeHTti -rf-iptirti r—.T '■O-lJ ................. , H .. "X. i wbenw th-y are tor the preaetit, to .cm-. - ‘-u ^eptftckv eleepupq^hv fifrM'W 'sum was put b» Uie«u drabellWl trAlbrri. 1 ABSENr<>» WBUK1II m > Brr --------- Ill..........v 11 F. B. BVMB1.I-. - • .fawwwwuJ ruKi!A6B^5??i^fe » ..T .1 their IMr furniture l..m,iurjf go ill drill tor arene £ -new— ■■■■». !--- rz-"-.---l--—~ ~ ■ TT ri ■ ,'UterwM»kWiM|i««qR* MqCIMUa. . . feteCMFww1UA1I 4S»h» .j. .-a-*? >.*•.' •**£«!! taw EmtowE auJhna is—"-'-'-.?'"**» REAU QU*1 -.w.u5 tvt-Sajf -rvr.¥"j: nothing ia !•»•* •’•'.vdikWV.*' nnd although Servill haa teen set a* 111* erty. his notes will not be given up until thr-re htjrf been a derision with regard to tW tesrimony given at tee examination in thl* city. Thit teatimimy is <»f anch a character that it i« not improbable that Mr, Serrill’a noire may yrl be C'nifi'Cated. In this case lie will be invited by the proper courts tn endorse the n««ttes, whfeh are payable tn his order, and If hexh-iidd de­ cline he can ta committed for contempt. At all events, the Gorerement may derm it advirtM.e In keep poneadnn uf the pnst-niites-till the iasurrection ia eep- uok.—The St. Lewils Repubitaio says that to Gov. Rector, of Arkansas, be­ long* the infamy iif inaugurating the idea of hriuging the Indian tribes into the cnonpiricy agninvt the Vnion. Si long ago as'last J Hiusrv he corre*p«mdcd with some of the principal ebrof*, making alt •Wanner »jf planet hie representations as to their Interests betwrejn the North and tb* South, and earnestly called upon teem to te ready, when the seccwsHia blow was struck ihruugfH.nj, the Smih. to prornntly espouir the cabie of the latter, Tbia waa. nmrly four emotea, before ArkaMM weedvb The cifcii’itotattce g>>e^ teow how eLiburatu and thorough was the treasen ’against the ITufim. at>d lem reckles* the plotters were in regard tn the mode of carrying out their well matured and coinprcheiiiuva programme. Mr. Miner, pniprietor <«f tbs Pater IluiiM, reached thia city, thia ruoroing, having left ibera tin Saturday laat. Jnweph. Tbc rebels bad occupied the town for about a week, but on Friday . Ia<t the Kansas Secned llegiment, which was soup- followed by other Uni<« troope enteral the ciij.<iu*l 4n>ve out the rebels and are now in quiet possession. The Upiim tmops «hers number about six'thniiwaBd. The,rebcls took W» tb*ir heels whi n tbc Federal f trees approached but a large number of them were nerer. thelesacaptured, and ar now in the hands ‘■•f our troops, together with many slaves '.’'fd by the rytels, who wit! bp ■ 1 **’ idothe rebels had prisainr) of the city the^r commiued many, r.xcessea. robingainrH. and seizing the private prop­ erty- of Uni<m men. Mr. MIxner *ay• hr* flag i< the only one remaining in S. Jo»ep!i. mid he kept it flying over bia hotel at the time the. rebels were there, and be nnd hiw Ihiardcrkjbeing well armed, defied Iteedi to remove >. They didn’t attempt it. Il took Mr. Miner thirty-two hours to coma through from St. Joseph U> flanniha!._ ■ ’fhere are several breaks along the nuul. where the'rebels have pirn up the track. Thia train Is the first that has come through fur over a week, and it .was fired upon by skulking bands of seenwri/m. goerilhia three times batbru reaching Um•iWta i ] CmwwiwRI/frrj lodgtef ^a.Arvop^—; 1 The prvatHit receipts ar«> not so much . fnup duties oufwais directly irnpurtte ••••nl^fe'ilIsVW'. r' • ■■■■■ as 1 fnte goods wiibdraws fu»m b«dte wutetauae fur dome* tic di*lributam,-s । Ijvstwul inilt fast e i—mail ' ii '‘S’ : •#., Wfuuk--■re^-auil.rin* r.m. edy is sai-l ta ta a rert^<»»-ewrr f.w-r*Jda u.. «iul U«ud in pnymoo of dalta, lU, inflicting a t<Ka, xhndteh imif!, on tbs G . vim went. hi«V» be hoped tbit a Gutted SIMM TriaMry MMS will bsd<« quart of waler. aimrfiMF itamS -lBI ^tltaib- l.wtg'be worth aarmnfcM lbw* Wil, ‘rtrhUiflis*jUv*U.lte«^l‘hfw f***’ '<k> kta wbiltiy /HWR^FRu.fi ww, Bank of England post notes which were taken from Berritl at the time of Ww ar- «.Mr Syttlhcrnixe' its inslltu frriMJegrpea Inb, ’ r MrXlC’onE ”tv il jSra rn'aL >T . itR: accordingly discharged '»r «r . rrtvipta front duties are from 175,000 to S#'"cE ' •80000 per day. and business , In ter departments continuas *n be briakt mo/ro.-4W*b>Arrf’4*i*rtte‘re:'iw fw: varioiM ’ tiftnUMalfTta'.i rthiffh, bmKtr/.eune are *erwMdiU* keep fidly engaged tee entire Circe «tf clerks. In comperiapa with a ourrrspondiMi perM last year, tee re. Arttivtl.-r- A., public store hi hi mi f.rcanneem amatl, ka'lhe duties fir Sep. a.ms, tf.W:U<I’»,therl7nWrMitefs <«f vrev. ceipta ' AwnMwvroBaddmta pwnfidad /hr* the 't-mlwr. JdflO. averaged Ready *400,000 .jiwiiwi.a*' .tawMd «ilk,jl>rtwwt AM.WJ He was from eustndy.1 ' ■ Hi* cnhnael immediately took triaasares-fia* the ■restoration of the £40,000 ,.rH . .. �foticts rounded. UJ£, JFKFXATESI! f^cry. Saturday, two or three known to have hern cooes ing Plate River bridge A| ri*red t« inWt this motntag. TM Lea* i-|flure M viftually dca$, aft the offirert >• It m that It was the intention of the Company barbarism and an infernal incubus at the . member of the Legislature iu the city. s»a Basra it. 'root •••■» ***** *■*■ ■*» ~ well aa a matter .. — , feefow, ae nearly,awaie beau bean-able 5— ' who. wns ecpl with nine others <o,An. iiapiTm. ’ _ ‘•All o’clock this afternoon, there was . al wary seewrtly lbs *"* "4“***"' ,___ .u— .j .*,r •■h;. WWonfci- MH: md ifcwn*. fleers o^lbe. Lctpslaiure, .they were relagKdjiq ’foting |be oath of allegiance all nsacntiug HXCyjJil the Clerk. J. M? Brewer, tifel banner, containing thirty-four bright Wayne, near Detroit 1111a. There are a few .1-foie a MumbFmg Muck Ih ObWy not in CHAILOTTK Hew Advertisements. lintnn.-. JfewAma ZfwtWa. railroad disaster occurred on the Ohio and Miaeiaaippi road, on the 18th Idol, by the fellfag ui a bridge, by which some thirty-five pereooa were killed w a tesnag ta ti:« anauasw uirrn « msm. largo assemblage of ladies and gentlemen A terrible ——...CCKiSJr 'Vt ec 1 *1 Mr. Wbiowt, on behalf of the ladies of Middleville, in M elo^weat and patriotic 1 go about erect and choerfol, and talk en speech, preaented to the Company, foe oouregingly, new that a few good results “Flag of our Union," prepared by foe »hkmmaxc. FJUXDU ^(WISUMFOVES^ First Sesrgeut. Jkmnlaloisntar’s «aJe. * N. H. Walbridge, Is/ ^fewtracwf—Traveree Phillips. trT.etrrtXBAAOCE. rrCONHTI • . Lkavaxwoatq, Sept- 20. and nearly 150 wounded,mosdy soldiers. patriotic ladies ot the village, lor that •The Tiaws of this morning learoa that Orderly JfawynU—John D. Sumner. ' "Hie following particulars^are from the PROBATE ORDER. a ligljl took, plena at MarieUiwn pn Tues­ corrected, I may here roeatkm. The Capt Walbridge accepted the fl lag in day moreuig. between GOO Federalists G'oaaMfe Gazette; battle uf Bull Run destroyed our over­ Alonso Bennett, raider. Gils. Montgomery and Jobeson, He John Michael, On Saturday la* Col. Turchin’s Illi­ a few bilcf ahd patriotic remarks. Mtewiag teacriteC Isad* «»d i** weening confidence. We bad patriotism E B. Bcidrnore, nud-400 veh/la, iy. wlaoh the latter were nois Regimenifoe “Bloody Nineteenth,” spoke with earnestness, promising that John B. Tatro, c-raaplefol.' routed with a loss of seven as they were geoerelly known, at that A. D. Bates, Samuel Bcleun, kslled, ous braidred horsos. and n'l their time stationed on the Kentucky shore Henry Austia, and thnl they would protect and defend W. rf. H. Powers, T. J. Hager, ’roll faul supplies, Dur force lor. twu of the Missiaalppl river, about eight miles needed to teach ua this very un-American it or die in the attempt. Jamce Bwm, privatee . killed, and six wounded. Gd. below characteristic. Another cheering sign is John L. Malle, •Cairo, received oruers to Tbc remarks uf Mr. Wright and foe Johnson, while riding at the bead uf bis proceed to Washington. growing confidence of the people in foe Luther D. WHcnx, 3. W. WMuaor, Some delay C. F. Hopkins, Harlan Cole. comoMiid, wm pierced by nme balls and nltendM their transhipment, and they gailant Captain were received with ap­ ability, integrity and patriotism of the A Irin B. Durham, David Price, iiMtasljy killed. Three bullets look of- did not leave Chlro till Monday night. plause. Admmiatrnttao, to conduct the war te a Hiram Seeley, D. E Burdick, teat tn hbjwad.-iwt* buckshot in tbc neck, Aniving-al Sandoval or Odin, they Alonso B. Duflv, Wm. R. Wheeler, rate bull* ui thii left sh<»uUlar, one iu the ware transferrerl to the Ohio & MisriaslpG. < Ratuburn, left thigh, one in the right hand uud <>no in pi Railroad , and left on two trains for pany arrived here, rendered it Impossible they do not ask If our “Moses" st Wash G. M. Garrwxi’ WILLIAM LADD Wr,,e2 foe htl*. I fa died urging hie men to fight ’j thia city. The first train, composed of for it to remain with ua more than a few ingtoti U“wooly” ia his feentogr, they R. C. Smith, Wm. A. Thomae, C. I!. Bwartuut, for the Stare and Stripes. After three cheers for the । ten care, peesed Vincennes about two o’- momenta. want to know If ba means jlyht, if there G. W. KeighUfager, John Smith, ' ciock dock yestcruav yesterday uitcmoon, afternoon, KHiowea followed ny by flag, by tbs soldiers, three for tbs soldiers . • ■ • ia “blood in bls eye,” and if fa the bock­ MHo Price, ” * Dexter Sample, , JgUWojt Crrr, Sept. 20—A special , the saeond, erupted of eight care, some by the assembled dliaesa, and enthusins-oantr ol Barry, m. ’ tofoeSt. Jxiuis Democrat, says: Jeff C-1I • — — *—•later. • Wm. H. Su-PM, side of hie •‘earthly tabernacle,” there is Geo. Wellman, ten tninniee tic cheers for Captain Walbridge by both Davis, commanding here, received his ap­ Wm. P. Orcutt, a Jacksonian Aesi-fente. This la the Geo. W. Peck, Henry Sliter, point s^ Brigadier General to day. Gen- ■ nearer veers, tnree tnties urest ot nuron, soldiers and citixens, the Company start- ■ W. O. Barrell, Egyptian's sgssewh'iy, it is hia /octo, now- ■ epi Low ia rcportetl to have jormed a | and fifty tfel, ride << Vioeenoea, the rd ou its way amid the shouta of the citL Wightman, a days, sod he hails with joy every Indi A. Guntrip, Wm. Varner, juncli-N! with Mxfogton, with 4,000 me®, secund train broke through, precipitating ixens, the Band cheering ua all with a H. W. Hew’es. cation of vigor fa the -powers that be." James R. Fuller. Hriuforee-nienfa from St. Joseph arc also | ,|x of tbc eight cars to the bottom of the 1C____ Sidney D.a G»bb, R. Palmer, repui ted to have reached that place, and I stream, and killing and wounding a large |«triotic air. Much credit is due the ladies of Mid Lexington >4now considered safe. : numbr of the regiment; some reports Far CfoiMre* TeeUMsag. »<*«***A te day, I meta friend,(s native of Kentucky) । J. W. Merryfield, Wm. Demrind, Edward Johnson, Isaac J. Winegarden, Price will undoubtedly bo surrounded placing the number as high as a hundred dleville for the beautiful flag prepared by who, grasping tny hand and with tears of ‘Btomss Derv Inc, Samnoi Jewell, mid, cut off. . I and fifty, though it is impossible to osccr- them in no short a time. Nothing can . , \ , , , . , ; ano nity, though it w impossible to aacerjoy steaming down his honest face, utter ­ .. D. C. ■ Wit ‘ ■faegarden. Edgar Vaughn. h Is feared that the reinforcements sent tafa, at the present writing, the mortalTO U0UL»T« THI BOWWi. I U. ‘,723 “JS ed a fervent “God blase my native Blate; J Maahau. W F. Dickinson. fc«ml>ere have DOI yet rukbed Lexington, ity wish A--—- of »r certainty. with any degree । than the bright smiles, cheering words M A. Kitman, Wm. Sriger, as heavy batteries are planted at Glasgow , Tbc ha engine, fortunately became detached by the rebels, antlamr, truope will have to ' frvm and many tokens of regard they receive Robert D. Gulrs. Ge«.rge Croea, ■ from the train, and the engineer at once I could not know the feelings of this pure KEUIF AMO HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS Henry Grebel, J antes 8. Perry, bukj* the town and attack i ran it to the nearest station for assistance from the patriotic women of America.—patriot’s heart,as be recounted the recent B. J. Sixbury. Wm. Fhd»er. tijem in foe rear.; j The first traih, containing the remainder Encouraging indeed lo them must be the action of her legislature, but I could share Emmett Cole, J. F. Phillips, । of the regiment, Which hnd safely paused reflection, when engaged in the arduous hia j<«y; 1 could rejoice with him that the O. H. Greunfield, Luren Hannas, INWI -JON OF THE CONTENDING FOBCES I over the bridge a few minutes previous, AT LECtNOTON. Jas. Y. McClellan. John Beamer, I was stopped at Mitchell, twelve miles tolls of the campaign, that the thoughts Baaeer. asrwixixn ■, St Locia, Sept. 21. A. J. Newton. Wm. Nye. of dear ones at home are constantly with f tkny for tUKn. her lips; that her honor and her history bi order to correct cuefusion and many cast of Hudson, and sent back to the tliem, and that, in the hour of danger, had escaped a foul blot, and that lung acene of disaster. ojiitrndictorv statements relative tn the The Express train for St. Louis, which many anxious hearts are in sympathy School—The Fall term u/ tlw । tfeaae/aa indui. poaitiim of Lexington and the opposing trembling, and doubting, she had at last Htstiage Union Beh-ol nunnimerd <m | fo'rvya ofV-uI..Mulligan and Gm. Price, left thia city at st five o’clock, was also with them. Q telegraphed, and hastened to tbc Spot, it’is doehicd nceesMiry to make the folMonday last. Tbc High School depart- ; ‘ ’ Middleville, Sept. B, IMI. her all, on the side of the Um.m. Pass ­ taking along al| the sun/eons that could loyvlnff explanation: The general dlrec meat ia under the direction <if Prof. C. ! ing <m, I met severe! groups »/ men, tion c?the Missouri at Lexington U from be found on the rout. Surgeons also left IL Bxscsorr, aa Principal of the insti-J Vincennes Air the scene by special train. earnestly discussing the topic of the* hour. wCstlu east, foe city' lying <m the south I Intelligence of the calamity did not tution. Mr. Bancroft is a graduate uf 1 Mattook, 11J., Sept IS, IMI. bank. The early settlement, now called I OyTjjjwp. ii situated'back on the kill and ' reach the city till a late hour last night the Michigan Umverstty, is an «xp<w«cnSuperintendent Mwis, ot the Ohio & led teacher, and emnea to us highly rec- . Mississippi Road, at once prepared a its way once in a while, even into our city aoMlere deed, were ripllng hl further np the river, where the steamboat . , • i"V”—» _ tian” darkness. That which has reached the calm sunlight, while now and then, omended; and whet we regard as still ’ Inmfing ja, and which Ta tbc main eitv.— ।-------TO" STLwith Dre. ,. Wood, Norton and for the past few days, from Washington better, ia that several *4 uur citixeus can the thunders of artillery broke p u|«on Urtplec ----------------------- - Juron to render all posand Missouri, although containing much the eacrednere of our jny. It was a gala vouch lor his popularity as a teaebrr at running at right anglca with the river, be... ’ . . twern the two towns. They surround II sible assistance. that is unpleasant and unsatisfying, re the Masonicjt'o!]cgcLufliftng*, stenmbg ! vcala the mutterings of a storm which foundations of our better natures, and meat of the school ia being taught by about a punster, of a Duly ,-frvin the [if er, j Mire Eluta Knowhun. and the Primary traces its scenes and impressions’ upon which,,have In Detroit, two men hare killed, wuicu, ,na4c been occii used MKU as ns quartern quarters fpr iv>r are all expectancy. Will Bull Ran be the tablets of memory, to be recalled ' troopsmid sirengtberfed wr-, aceording to an official report, n trt>.'>n<ntTd rtrc-nirtbetied to t<i resist an Ar. ooo dogs 2,223 duplicated! Will night and disaster uften, as among the.purest and beat of tilfery iiittck. Inc i)ne <>f fortifications since July 1st. At two shillings each, runs dowil' to the river bluff, between posit ions which they n>*w oceup). and again settle upon tbc eagles of the Re­ life. It was a proud boor for Kentuck wl&h, nnd the water's edge is a wide makes the snug little sum of 4555 75.— *•—o—•- —i---m ——--------- L public 1 Nut if consimnate generalship, Ians; and their beaming eyes and clastic( have ever given the beet of eatfaterthfa. 1 ehn&ing Beach. This ‘is the point where Who would not be dog-killer in Detroit t if daring burvery will avniL Thus we step, told how great was tbs well-spring ■Infect, tbc friends of uur ach>a>| flatter <11 the cimttet took place for the possession Several childron have been poi­ tbemselvca that it ia second to du graded uf the ferry boat*. I iUxKags, and nrculxtinj; in .aid owret soned. recently, in Detroit, by eating ', fur tk» full tetra of fbrrr week*. Mier Tlie main body of Price's srmy is lolive each moment fancying that the next cafod.alOld Town, but the fortifications bread and crackers poisoned fur dogs. we shall bear the thunders of the distent bsWleen assaulted on al! sides except the Afenxo Bennett, from thia vil­ storm-king. memories of their youth. Yes, “God lage, attempted suicide at Fort Wayne, bless Keo lucky." Every patriot has from the Psbliahar, a a>py “Lloyd's MilOn Thursday of fast week an attack was by cutting bis throat, ooe day last week. have been marked by important event a niaJe from Old Tush by a strong potty ISAAC C. \(OTT, MORTGAGE SALE ofrovtAg rebel*, who were repulsed with The knife was dull and the job badly Ere this, your readers hare* perused Country." Thia mop in eery foil In Ila considerable loss, and Old town shelled and commented upon Fremont's Procla•nd burnt to prevent its being used as s •ndtspenaible, an it shows, Doi only eyery ability at Washington, to cope with the I jugulars, he will stand the war well ss MO»d d., of Ju.Cin the -rar «rf • Lrxitigton proper Is In possession of * Utoeaaa4 right bisedrwx sad jifty-ive. any of them, yet. “bold to service by one Thomae L. Snead bet living in does proximity Prfae, b**t.it has not been the theater of >). with aire laaalyMtwei* la too la* ? "IZ’" -STiIE »»«>•». SOOTHING SYRUP, 1 Ctiareh. Rraa HOMY TESTIMONT. FOR SALE Groce r ies! ! II I i th. Philo Rich, a fermer of Gratton, of the city and county of St. Louis”— U'rinfurccnieiits which left Jefleramt in Kent county, committed suicide by How the aympathonrs with our Southern City Wednesday, if.they were nolaaaailhanging himself, on the 10th inst. 've»J by ,batterica along the shore, must be Imagined. The old “hee and cry" have reached the neighbo* Ijood <»f LosingtO9 J |ntcrdaj. The»e troop* could doubt*, man, with bat little aristocracy in his about the righu of a barbarism will bo raised. New vials of wrath will be un­ leas forc.bc<‘t> landed On the south side , composition. It is reported of him, that of .foe nr'er, and steamer* used t*» take be recently excused himself from shaking corked and let loose upon foe Republican Gea. Bturgis’ command acroea. and the party, for showing its abolition “borna," rombjqed fora?*, oumberingabuut 12,000, hands with a friend who called to see him uil^rn^cb vn Lcxingpin, and, with the remarking that he bad been picking over lo Jcirrea, wilt consider this a special AB^atance of Mulligan's heroes and Gen. his potatoes. 'command,will attack and complete- | “nut" for him tn creek. Seriously, is 137“.Patti ia giving coooerta in Eng­ Jyjquk Price's wbule arfey. not this cry for the rights of slaveholders lund, at a salary uf >00,000 per annum. , Inexplicable 1 Can it be reeoociled with sWkENDKR UM 1XXINQT0N-FIOTTT AT fjjw- An exchange givee the very Im• ” MAWfETOWN. the Untoo-lovtag proteetatiooe of tbeee .portent Information, that Genera! Rose-' Jr*rKa#«*!< Cirr. 8*pt. 22 —Midnight. tender hearted gentlemen f The idea Is A despatch received here U» night nays ।crane belongs to the Homan Catholic j so absurd as not to admit of argument. the Federal Tmnpr ar I M»ngtr.n aurre'n । Church. Important war news, truly ! I What dona the proclamation propose 1— dcreJ to the rrlwls rm Friday aftmnom for'-wMl hater. •Ren. MrCblfeeh wan in Burton cmfot/ Ilivea. by being burned al the Continental M«*day last, marebim* on Mxingtun. 'Theatres at Philadsdphia, last week. WMOr Tnrner’s Minds it b fenced, will pfovb mortal. Thj* great**Artfeity pirevaUs in milfaa- Tbs Steamer Bonahirx «m brought down here ta day. She is not dwabled ns"reported. She will doobfleee be eon- as itfesnid fereaptsin wsa paid ‘The Speaker of the fewer House of tbc Legislature was arrested, on Friday. a Court-martial shall direct,persona found in open rebellion to foe laws of the Uni­ ted Blates. , become uf interest, by some historical I event of the present war. The Map is Cuwlatlng In part at CASH within the means uf all, as fifty cents amt Molaaaea and 8j'nips, Green and Black Teas. nervation, that Fremont m s/rrs, and lengthened Con '*& ari aak fer foythiag nodes, and Willow Ware, ecu. AXD COMPL Gathered and gathering, at the various Bp««. rendetvoua, is an army of such numbers, and with such appliances of war, as must DxaKKTxas.—We Call and Be are informed that prove irresistible, and carry the starry Itewa, to wit: All tboto .•‘asdftjsaa'i the ranks of Gapk. Walbridge's Ganpany ysRT- 80 ainee they arrived al Fort Wayne. Usey are met paid *T tbc duly to plant the stars and stripes Eeer offered tn Battle Creek. all of which over New Orleans, cm or. before the 8lh of feiled in any undertaking yet. 1 apeak beett re-fitted and presents a neat sod Particular attention paid to fillfag or­ ders from Hastings and vicinity, and satisfaction guaranteed in every case. —The bigbeat market prfae alwavs two North of Rsnav No. Miao. Wes*. «ouu> ‘I sixty aoe aad BO-feoOs earn aaeor*a| Ja tte Caltod Stotaa swvty U»«roof; also IM W«t ft*tieaal half of the North .ni fractional sod tbv North-sext fraction of !>■» booth ’ boost 4aartar of HMties Me Moe. 1 No. Two oortS of Bangs MS. Bin w«»t. Cellectlen &D ACKB CHOWOSVOTEMSO h m< w mi i« •»/«*»« •» «“• dertakes sar ambw d~««« berk o«Suul6*i They fee! PROD Au Gows.—Every hand at thia office —except our individual asl( the editor— Ye sticklers for Coeslilu out, ia there any wrong in thief* OK James T. Lloyd, 184, Broadway, N. Y„ tlonal guarantiee, for Gmetatetfonl rights and compromises strangely ' of < the Capitol, at Washingtol. of two of Illinois’ moat prominent thoro’- «~lr; Whiu Atb» “ “r* *»■ i»m« or ISAAC C. it. MOTT, dfa lira lawM fora. to bo a i. AIw.1 'Two Dwelling wm perfectly eeeore, al the Federal city. tendance, and every branch of industry diomembermeat ndrewa’ .UU'1»»..r of ths Taha ; rebels moralises bub over the oonditioa cf the Eighth Regiment fire dollars nod aline axotwb b Aim xvjBMotmi. Walk Hr, Cwamull ;W“Tba Paeffie Telegrepb bd<> suu adOowiy Ms> uv* &"»• ful thesne. J, liae fa progressing repMlyU it thought It vffl baenmpWed lofia^ Francisco, by foe teJSSmw—!f "StSfiSLX- ........ fowtbrrefcr*- Ihlui leu JW .Vo-O -H UmdsForS STATE uuaSy uu.orlb. ol lU jrlf * bl..1^. wbto Goeurwor : FOThCDBfor bM,brt(M hefe. McRrtta of this •>w which; who left-Fnrt Wayne <m theaHts of the Mikl-.* TVJ. ------ - -_ v ni'iu tioo, emancipation alM foe like, hare he rights which the pr^srvatioo Eas . PROBATE ORDEE No wrong, unions all National law, self be marching no Jefferson Oty, Mo., with a farm* OTAQUOM mu ■Terms JylFMcUO 71 a’ �'pEPIAI. HOtlCES To the People ATBH’ff BLOOD H’BlflER AND BLOOP FILLS or TH E t’XITED STATES! t ” 1W~“‘ . a ruefisfo* boast of daada fifwnr.. jisss, --jsirsi?"• Mi. MUiUjtCS SClXDIIlflU HOMES!! REF OR M". ADV/CH t'RXS. SPRING & SUMMER since ucen ----whose character for sound jndrmmtt and phttoao- QOODS. TO COSSI MPTIVES VI E All E pvrpefsia; nervous DERIUTY. HEART ©UEASLFJTERA AGUE, n CONSTIPATION. . With HOW <4 S o W U,« —. « »rae® Umsystem. No lair. U awbwct to laaartude and fatntneaa, should be waboui thorn, aa they revivifying tn tkw actioa. DRY GOODS! billty; tbs it need* no mbdical skib or knowing, evea to *«e that HeblUti foliaw* ell attack* of diae 1 ease, and lays the unguarded sysunn open to fi*j attocksofmany .-f.U.u mostdangrrpu.iU* tv whleh' _3SEzszjte_..v*. ■-11—adKl^hiaJ^udbMitam. |. uaumulion. brouchllk. In as at appetite, fsto'l**n*.'l iralgia. pklfdlnliou of tfeej LIVE* COMPLAINT, aai TtHore the heal lb and strength of th* sufferer. That NICK FI'MAlsES* wlio kava lauguiabe-l (nt ynara in heI tiles, weak ntre and despondency, recapere’r with great ranidrty under Heir invigorating operation. That all sexual disability* are tetnorrd by their cor dial and gently sliruulatlog peuperiira. That they recruUSHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. INCIPIENT ClIgSUMPTION* Weak Lungs, ladigosUon, Tlyspcnsk, Diseases ortho nervous 8y*l«m, Paralysis, files, and for all cases requiring < Tonic ■ A1AX QDSS’irBiPAfiiXD I For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy they arc truly valnable. For thr aged and infirm, and for persons of a weak constitution- for Minister* of tbe Goepel, Lawyers end all public speaker.-for Book-Keep­ er*, Tailors, Seamaircaac*. Artist*, aud all per sons leading a aedcutory fife, they will nrore trnty benefi’is!. J r A* a beverage, they are wholesome, innocent and delicioq* lo Hie taste. They produce lb* exhilarating effect* of brandy or win* without intoxicating: and are a valuable retncly for p*ranus addicted ;o the use of excew-ire strong drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from tbe poiaona con­ tained In the adulterated Wines and Liquors with which the country ta flooded. There miter, not only CURE but PREVENT Disc***, and should be peed bv all who live in a country wharutbe water is bad. ok where Chill* and Fevers are prevalent. Being entirely fnnrcent and harmless, they may be given Ireeir to way* use tL If they wit they will find an agree able, pleasant, and efficient remedy again*! iltns ills which rub them of their beauty; for beauty ean not exist wltbou health, and health cannot exit while the above Irregularities continue. Tbe again, the Cordial lx a perfect Mother's relief.Taken a month or twu before Um- final trial she wtl pui the dreadful period with perfect ran no safetv. Pere is na auMtfk »&><"« it; M» Lbrlial i J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. and diaeharge from lb* system, every taint ol planation* of ibecause*, symptom*, diet, bathing j____ ________ *.n...... Herofula, wbather hereditary or otherwise. Tbit I ibeY THE LAME’S MEDICAL FRIEND, recruit the debilitated, And the Physiology of Mnrrittire. and there ta so diseaae of tbe Ktouweb and Bawd* A work on tbe cause. symptom*. aud treatment tbe liver, tbe nervon* system, lb* akin, gland* or t all complaint* peculiar to ibe acx. <m marriage, victims of ill health. They bunl disease through THE GUIDE AND GUARD every arena* aad organ of tbc system, nnd to ex­ pal if thoroughly and peruutoeully. 11 exposes all tbe Humbugs. and the varices No one can doubt their superiority after Trick* to ensiev tl e sick and welL it illuatratea one single trial—they art not only better the plana ol tbe Qnacks and Hogues to dupe every but, in fact, cheaper than any other Pills, for it one. It guides the unwary Uirotub life, and token a leas number of them to prod use a better shows up evvre’swlntlle of tbe age. Il about bow m all kind* nt Fund. Medicines. Liquor*. and Goods Price nf the Scandinavian Dloud Purifier, »l an aduJlrrated, with tbe means of detecting the per bolt}*, at fl., pci* half drleu. Of tbo Heandinovtou Rluud I'ills, t5 cool* per box, ar 5 boxes fc;5r Read Dr. Roback's Special Notices and THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM. Plantation nnd Shops. Certificates, published in a cn.pteuoua part .if For even Familv, having over a hfo) receipts ■ Si. . ..... I_.< • (—.a time lie Unhaek, It ..I on Cooking. Dyeing, Preserving, Cleaning. Ac., NEW YOKE COSTS 3 L great amount of Interesting and valuable Medical informatl* n can be ba- gratis of anyuf tbe agent* tbrogbuut th* oonntty. lu difficvlt or complicated eases Dr. Ruback mar be applied to personally or by latter enclos­ ing'one stamp for the reply. HIE ONLY PREPARATION DR J. BOVEE DODS Imperial Wine Bittcra Are prepared by an eminent andsktllfal pl ysletan whu ha* used them successfully in Ma practice tor the last twenty fir* yaars. Tbc proprietor. queeled the v my focal uedieUH UUhe Jowest rates These medicines are prepared In or# owx u»aavottr, under the care of able Chemists, and an tbe moat reliable known to scisncc, including all tbe recent diaoovmaa. To all add reusing by letter, entaining full ne- lent u» wbeu sending for advice will be devoted to furnishing rnrtfieme. tovh* poor. In all cases medicines can be sent by mail or expreaa if de­ sired. Kc«k1 for on* or more of our work* and however they may hare been trifled with and judge for youraelrea. Ako published at the infirmary, to aid tbea* abused ■- that tbeir direct tendency i* to lengthen life, and render It enjoyable. That, operating di­ O1THi: FAMILY PUl'fetCIAM, rectly upon tbs peiM •/ Jisaoae *« U« Mod, they LA IKE SOON TO HEAL, Dr. Dw4b* UltbartM Wise Bkten WiHiantabwrgh, N*w Yoek. decWy-spc IVU, will •• *W" wU" sutetteg fo«* lbs dt«nte<> they SW-. , . ,, RMratewta Asm teuton rbysMs-W ta prtwaf.: rttoa, and fern attar wait, k-srww r«Ute !«• Liu.ug power&l tmAc and a. aUiiug ompepttoa, and Ibe LARGEST uttd THESE RITTERS Will Ml only Care, bat Freycnl Disease, tkli‘ rv*Ptel arc doubly valuable lo tbe •'W".,aSi.|1«LA15. And devoted to th* Cava* or Muoiol Rxroxs, to tbe Dirmiox «r Hxatoai Rjtowi.xooa roa ra* FaavuTtox or Diatiaa and to th* Rauar or reosa Scrrusixo axn Arrt-icrsn wm Caaoxic AMD Ytatxxrr Diss am. To tht* end thia labraare to endowed, reenable fta aick and suffering thirougbost tbe length and breadth dour land to avoid the Potsoxors DtoML J^towtios Jsr-d ic“o 5=4.^ -4R 42 BEST The underwgned. »«w sevantyfire yean old, t.Ifcr rears derotedhia tuna to curing hit PuJtL^Jssndlh* poor in Naw York of tbeae a«fc'fut eomflaiul*. which carry thousand* and . *__untimely grave-, ba baa eeldem t applied to him tor reaChristku duty to re. (J mil read for copy, aa it wRf coat nothing, u •bore shouldspplr before it is too late. The* Prur.pti n. sre ured by tbe moat emin rot Fhj .tore. *f Utldon. Pana, and New York. Tbos “ toubly *ure“ before abewdwer*epproriag and urging tbo uw 1‘nqtsratKKi*. All who onnfii liourety wflhte fteas. o* who< for tbeiaarirea. arc uow of ssm tons anldeet ,. IbdZOFT'-AJT’S LIFE PILLS AND PIKE NIX BITTER* HE8K MEDICINES have now bees be­ fore the puUw fcra netted of THIRTY YRS T A new and delightful Slotaaohicand Cordial Cor iring lane to tha Bloms, h, and for tbc prerenon of billions complaints incident to tbc WestAs a^tnorping flrhik t» assist dixeatlaa and tlieve Dyspepsia, it La* no equal. Try it. in flauor it I* srpec'or to oli other Bitten. Try beautifully bound. Any of tbe abote works will be mailed free, receipt of price, in stamp* or money; or the wb in n handaomelv bound volme fur oxa notLa a. fam Ir should U without them. They sre ill trated with beautiful engravings, and coat Tu tbe young of both sexes suffering from ; VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES DIL J. BOVEE DODS' mirpyraAi, woixd x'jj'irxns ire rnmix.Mil of a pure and unadulterated wine, _,i 5L—... ts-.iL... Seal. Com- FOR SALE!! A w*lA«*M*ted bioJIrd - CASH Them tong predlts w* can't go “ITO '' queries of which my bead baa sutfrrvd vxtrtmclr from cold. This induced tne to pey llrigg* A llvdgea almost the last cent 1 bad on earth,Tfor a twodolkr bottle nf itiy Hair Restorative about I be first of August la»t. 1 bav e CsUbfully followed lb* di eclfona atut the bald spul is now covered with hair thick and black, though short. It ia also cumleg iu alt over my band. Feeling couthlcnl |b*t another lar^e brittle would mtorv it entirely and periilairmtly, I f«»l anxious to pcraavere in its use raoptnuioo in *u*h case*, and the thorough adu- and being dcslitule uf nieana to purchase ant lion of all intesliaal obsirueto.n in others. | more. I would ask I bee if tbou w.oildat not be_*iUto to >c-d me an order eu thind agents for a Tbe Lira Mstucrexa have been known to ow* tog buttle, and reedira to thyself the scripture fiariar RHEUMATISM permanently in three week*, and ali«e--tbe reward is to I hoes that are kind ti»‘ lb* GOUT tn half that tipte. by remonng' local lufl* malton from tbe muscle* aud ligament* of tbe ^DROPSIES of dl kind*, by'freeing and .trugUi J We sre convinced that there are many parent* tbe present proprietor Iwlkvca that in making of*cvofnloua,conauniptive, and diseased condition them widely kimwpi lb* puMiu welfare is tiibaer- to whom a numerous offspring only bring* suffer­ ing and poverty. To such we would nay writ*, ftwiH *<xui be for sale by alt nf Dr. Roback's and we will send yog iuformalibu of a sure, wellnumerous Agent*, and at Hotel*, Ae., tboeeuntrr- tested, and never-fatiiag Fumretra. over. In thomep time, older* will be filled di­ Wi win. watt raxa. to ny one applying for it. rect from Chiciunati ID any quantity, al ths low­ est Ates. It.is pul up in Quart Boilies, aad securely peeked m on* doreu a*es. Half do*. »am;-iv earek wilt, however, be packed aud sent *o Price, 25 oonto per Bax, or 5 Boxes for $Ik Prepared by Dr. J. C AYZBk CO., Lowell, M**a. For sal* «t Huttnp, by Roacm'f * Sratrot. cuing tba kidneys and blad<f}r. tbay operate meal Pl’BCIIASB ONB BOTTLEI! HOW.’ I, CM. ton unw 1 De not ask for anything but r.rtr, Ito Bto. leSrstmwnud Prwlong Lift I Pay Ready ^TOWIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. pu<can<t nrallbv bile, insieaa ui uie M*ie ana acrid kind; FLATUIXNCY. Loea or Arramu*: lluirracsx. UvxniCBX, Rssn-saaxuaB. Im. Taurus Aaxurrr, Lauaooa. *od Mssaxcsmxr. which sre , general »yniptomaof Dyspepsia, wjll vantab. a* a I ualiinsl oeiscquctte* of it* cere. CXMTIVENEM, by cleansing the whole length of tbe intoaUoe* with a advent procca*. andwitboutvidewe*; all viols at pwrgea Ivavt tbe |1 r*-rfo««tle,R footle* fwrM Prepared and add by CHARLES WIDBIF1ELD A CO., »iLfe J-RoriUBTORS. 78, WlllUtw IKreat, New Ya*. VTELR^r GROCERY, SALOON cfoodjr, Mdufllb«rlH*avriai|Ra tutoniinioM. A.isr±> BOARDING-HOUSE. ba cored by —a doae,or by two in the Wttrel eases. PILES — Tbe original proprietor of Uiee* med­ Mats, vrea wared of Files, at !5 rear* standing by spozsr. If tbry are n«st Midi by the Fin< Drceraber. tbey wlH foe left with a JustIce *»tf the Pearce f«r CfeltectleM. J. Rraaatx. M. D„ A. U.. Chief Pbrsielan. 8. 8. Mounts, Burgeon. Dr. J. Botlc. Chemist. ISfcS nite vilMi’rilter i« n»W pri-parts! .!<» tell FAMILY GROCERIES W Coi respondents will please enclose two or three stamp* for return postage, and address oar Secretory.. A« low n« the lowest, Abr Oatk or ready pfiy only. Also for Bale. Wann Meals at All Hours I SB ATO3S TEA cnoicetoaxorinwn land, Or Cdd Lunch if de»ir«Nl t • OB* COFFER. ORWKEN& FICK LED TONGLE.6AR, DINES, fcc. . gin ar a jlbjkdial agknt. mix nw-rcioua TosicSTUicusT^ Board wilt be furuiabed.by I *»•’< an uf 1 LsuUy, I ar* prepared to SAar* tA* Factt or Cwf tht Hair, of <.Id'friend* •1 * Dr MW ciMtoaiers, ; taa jar fa iltn rur, tr 'nTisnusz. 1; the day by the week. In th. VUImv at Basttac*. tw« t» MP -a Terms E*sy. ‘. . Aiwo, Ice Croaxn and Lemonade. ftitj Ambrotype; Vkpette Ambrttpe; Melaincolype; SjJiykvoty pc ; Mirror Arpbn-ij pc; Neilo^rwpb'^i Fend AmttrihypfY OrnttinenMl Anibriilypri Import*! Ara- .■ ». c. wrurr. la. Hivm.' • ■' M>U Lands For Sale! cxpog* atocxat NOTICE! GENnx-Tauttaiowwme W notes or book ft»» I*' pari das. will f leaae fori: over. To Dv. llcute*. Albanv. N- Y.-My De* De*tort— 1 write this lore Inreu yew Of the wuwdswtol *a«l «f ywdr ttarsrOontod Pitt* aa my dwgtete*. 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HAWLEY, " a new nnd most cnmpkfc nviorhnent nf ROBERTS dr STRIKER, |\EAl.ERS in drug*, medicine*, patentmediIJ eiuer. paiota. oil*, turpentine, burning Bcid. । ____ lu_. .<..rr. v.nrfr.flf-tfla**. nuttr. eroinn, , -Rower* Block? U*»Ung», Mich. DRlGt ARD IRDWHEL w^ClK-mlcnls, Paints, Olla, Can 3 phene, Burning Flnld, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. W. PARKER, UO LES ALE and retail dealer in Gr^eeriea 1ST FOR MECHANICAL AXD ME6ICIN4L *) kind* 1 PLRPOSES.ONLY^I II. WBIGHT, TTORNF.Y and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. groceries OUer. with W. W. Riipb Esq.. MiadUvIDt. DANIEL COOK, rUSTIOfr OF THE PBACB, General Land and — . . — I. -.—j ■*. <h> —»>—.i— TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. BAKINS. CODFISH; C01D3I33T IPXIlTSJmm’I .HOLBROOK, And CeeklRE Extracts, PHYSICIAN *»d Surgse*. Ollie* in Ru**«U rcs^ rtxctLs. i.«a ripsii. ex JOHN ROBERTS, IHTSICIAN aud Surreen. Dwelling<* Bro»J- T ELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. MOST POPULAR. II. P. CHERRY, Rr*xl«ricr, JobuatowB. patent medicines -. All buxines* attended M> prvmptlj and «>W.atlr. O5c. No. 5. Nobl* s block. B*ul* Creak. I. M. NEVINX. .p.'FTRAP, ITOli (DAO to COJtFOVXD- daalBK Mortttarra by ING and pul one purcba* their being 8. C. PR1NDLE, ROBERTS a stworjHaarnterM*nc« %■ 16*1*_• ' ( ' DANIEL STRIKER. HERIFF. May be teund In the wur* ov­ er at hrs raaideaca, near «be Jail. T PHILLIPS, Uswa Saaatrr an* JaiUr■ S s* n. cook, of deeds, and n« Offiee in tba Court Howie, «« Register t— (or sale by „,g d Great Battle!!! RIO,000 VolimtcerB Wanted, ' immediately!. H- N. SlXKLPON, The J ARBS A- SWEREEYv' pROSECUTING AldP%Sr hTcffi-r?! v attaad to any ll.r« Gt—X Battle uu 1 >■ * B“*r’ _____ HARMOX 810®.- _______ H ini *• were ordered ,l<> arrest AtjUwpy. for Qouutn-H- rngimoot;! have fought by your at tempting to murder bis superior officer side in the thickest of the battle, whim the In va'in Cadetinc protested his Inpopmce em-my poured Ivit lead into our ranks, ■nd totsptiw bssve countrymen down —they pm h>m under itrnng guard., • llki-dtaff before lhe wbiriwind. But,you * can all affirm.tha^ I did n<>t quail or fal,something of noire than ordinary Impo.r- ter when the griia monster stared me in 1 । And should I tremble now, tancu whs m take place, a* each one 'the face. ।hastened to the quarter* of the Cornntyid- ■when I am to dlt by the bands of my b® ant. Though a court martial is not ,a Jhived oomra'foal N«»; I conridsr It an , very unu-ual thing, yrt It i* aiifficleritly ln>nur,sm|itb® lasl.wwad that, will over ( rare to attract great attention in camp. jgreet my .ears will be the glorious dying Bonn the quick roll nf the drum . told music otyiyur «*» true gun* as I fsll. I (tbui the court had convened, snd was know that you will not suffer my ashe* ,ready to try a crimini/!; Within ft spa- to remain unavenged, Lotsotyour hand* , ciou* tent were gathered a Urge nntnber trumblft, but with f firm, steady aim, lav,of officers in full uniform. Bested «in n cl your pieces al p»y brea»t, when I give ,raised platform was Gen. Lovlek, Acting lhe word nas. for I would have the mark ( Judge. as Another rv.1l of the drum an- of every man. if yon lore. Comrades, forewsllf and may wesll meet where lhe ttmunr.5 the rotraec of the prisoner. “(.If wh*t is this man charged F* asked warrior rests from bis battles and his ,the Judge. victories.” , ; _ The soldier* brought their pieces to “For attempting to-dealroy the life nf hi* superior officer, Gilonel lutviller,” their shoulders, but stopped suddenly as the frantic Cadeline rushed Into the arms said the advocate. “And where is the accuser 1" continued uf her lover. “O. Anthonv! Anthony I you must the court. not die! C.lonil-Wdlsr will have mer “Here, may It please your excellency replied the Colonel,whose arm wsa beund cy; hc-canont be so cruel as toi murder Late information, upon which w« can rely, informs us that a general ps»k । Im* taken place in the seceded States | (since Monday last- The preparations of 1the Federal Government tv seixo certain |important posts on the Southern cosat, tare among the chief reasons for this rap­ |idly increasing feeling. Davis and the Confederate traitors . Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ^tbodyear’a Patent Breast Pumpa ter w« UJ S . AntUny'Martel wm ft mive young aoitfl^f as'fiirr third arms iln tl.e battle field., He wms most universal ftrorite in hi* regiment. He li'Vrd his fimtiv. | and a maiden CscMirie. wh" was rxrrniidcred the prettiest In Vlaelle and mktiy 1 1 were the heart* that beat with love hnd of । lhe tro-'psgathered between Richmeo(! joy when the fair Cadeline turned her and the Federal Capital, nnd are dally । Iwjmtifiil eyr-s upon them, and returned thtiir ralutatlnns with s winning smllsC— ,attacked with tbe utmost bitternes* by the people they hare seduced into tbdr There was nof ft’ brave softer in the while eonspiruev. It i* a fact which events n-gimciit hut'would have hero prrivd to will*H.n' establish, that thousands now hatertit'i br* Instdnip'nf bLxvl to rM.-nt in die rebel army are anxious to be taken ‘an insolrtri the briglftstsrnf Vtsrfte. Ma prisoner* by the American army, its or­ ny were they who worshipped ftl her der that they may be rescued from the shrine, but there vra* only one whoreceifearful horror* under which they are suf­ v*d an* return for bis passion, and he fering ! Nolhing prevents an outburst ip was the gallant Anthony Martel. favor of the Union in North Carolinn,save The Colonel <ii the regiment to which ALruen ktau-ky. the invasion of the State by tbe South he belorged wai a man of violent penCarolina troops; nnd such men as Hol­ eions, insolent and overbearing in the den and Morehead will undoubtedly extreme to his subordinate*, and was a* apeak out against tbe traitor* tho moment universally hated as Martel was loved. ley feel *tr<.ng enough so to d<x On several occasions had he made in­ up in a aling. you." Every dollar of gold and silver b “Cadeline. there is no hope. I am famous proposals to Cadeline, which she “ Bui how came Martel to attempt prepar rd to die bat thi* masting unnerve* caught up end hid away, and merchants had resented with scorn, but atill he be­ your lifel" ine. I could ha«e wi*bed ym» had been and tradesmen only part with their goods came importunate, until, finding himself “I know not,” said Laviller. spared thi* scene; but calm yourself, and for the paper uf the Confederate Goveroliaffled in all his endeavors, he determin­ “What proguhad the assault 1" rnenU and uf the different State authori­ ed to adopt a new tn-nJe of procecdurr, “A cunvemtlion with a yttung girl do not weep when 1 mb gone. You will not want f. r defender*, for my regiment ties, l>ecau»e they are compelled to jMi. hoping to be noire successful in hia de whom the prisoner is acquainted with.” Let th.«e of the loyal States place tbe will mark him who dam Inwrit you. bu »iuns. Accordingly he culled on Cndel• Is that allP fullest confidence in the Adininistraliutx be hi* rank what it may." ine one evening, when she was alone, and “Il is, your excellency.” “Commandant,said G»l. Laviller in ■nd the army under Gen. McClellan.— msde an apology for his former rudeness After a short c<mvernation, -with the Every, hour and a»ked her forgiveness, which she other officers, the Judge turned to the *n impatient tons, “It i* p*»t the time Tfo-y can afford to wait. ordered for lhe execution; separate them that wo delay the blow upon treason readily granted, presuming that be wu’d prisoner and thu* addressed him. strengthens the goed cause and weaken* trouble her no further, but In thia she was “Anthony Martel, you have been foundI nnd perform’your duly." With great difficulty Cadeline wm torn the bad one.—Phifadrlphia Prttt. disappointed, for he immediately made guilty of an attempt to murder a supe from lhe embrace «d Martel, and convey­ nc.w overtures of love to her, promising rior officer of the French army, lhe pun McClellan’* Prcgaraueus. if she would listen to his suit he would ishinent of which la death. What have> rd a distance from- the spot. Colonel Fprney write* from Washing­ The word HSADT was given, and quick load her with presents, and sign make her you to say that you shouldnvl suffer the1 ton to the PhlUdelphia Preu : his lawful bride. Bui all these flattering extreme penalty of the law which you1 ly followed by th® sec-mdcommand, rax“Genera! McClellan is massing bb sxxt—aim. and the fourth and last fntai inducements had no effect upon her,for shu have offendedT’ Martel, who stood as though uncon-■ word riBB, was mi lhe lips of th® Com­ troop® In a perfect cordon around oar dty was true to her firsl love. “Consider. Cadeline; my rank and sis-,■ scions till m>w, raised hi* manly form; hes mandant, when a stern voice from a per The new reigtnenis, as they arrive, arc tion, nnd then y<»ur position would be1 bent hi* eye searchlogly upon the ColonelI *on who stood a short distance off. closely rapidly, silently, effectively disposed of. muffle up, g»ro the oummand to axcorxa Haring had tho advantage of excellent higher than lhe proudest lady In our vil-' nnd snid in a firm voice: drill and discipline in the reserve camps lag«“ besides, you shall have attendant1 “Your excellency. I tin aware that my arms I &• sudden was the order, that every nf their respeuflve State*, they Bare and all the luxury and refinement that vindication will be of no avail, but. tieing I readied here, with few exceptions, reedy permitted, I will speak the troth, that my eye was turned upon the person who had wealth can furnish." “Ah. Colonel Laviller, what would fellow aoldicni may know that 1 di® Inno­ unceremoniously countermauded an or­ tor all the privations of lhe bailie field.— As I write, competent authorities have those gifts be without the heart 1" said! cent of the charge hroouhl against me.— der on so Important an ocva»i<«i. “Order that man usder arrest,” criedI estimated that we have at least two boo, J did not fire up m Col Lavtiler, and had Cadeline. •dred thousand men,in an unbroken line, “You would soon learn to love me, ' no weapon when arrested. At lhe mo­ Col. Laviller. As tlie person approached rapidly to» within hsil "four youngehfeftmn. Well said the dwloncl. ment 1 entered lhe dwelling of Cadeline. I > supplied with all tbe munitions and menoa “N<>, Colonel, we can never love but1 saw her struggling In hi* «rme. I stopped where he stood, throwing his d<«k from , nis face, the n-'totnihi-Tefficer beheld in> of , war; connected with lhe loyal Blate* one;’ . ’- ndt to inquire his rank, but struck him by thoroughly defended cnmmuniealioo*; with my doubled flirt'to the 0<»or. Thi* him Field Marshal Macdonald! “Then why not love met “Will Gd. Laviller infortn me for paid regularly by a generous government “Because I already l<»vu another.’' i* all 1 hare done, and h* l it been the and lacking in none of lhe reel neaesa* “Indeed, my Mr cliarmer," said the' Emperor himself, 1 would have cfone whni crime yonder man suffer* T” “F«<r an attempt on my Ilf® with a ries to render their mission effective, they For the duty nf the soldier Is Cdonel. ironically. *m*y I be permitted1 likewise. presents striking and truthful contras!la ■ ■ to protect lhe innocent and defenceless. pistol,” wa* the answer. to n»k the nsnieof the gallant 1" the desperate and drapeiring,b*dly rioted “ Are you sure he is the guilty onel" “Anthony Martel,” was the Innocent1 I am willing to die—but my duath 'will “Yew* and worse fed followers of the dangerous n»t g>> unavenged. fi»r the grass will not ^■VVhat I a ernnmon soldier—a hireling men who stand opposed to them, the sol­ ‘ •W ill you not pardon Mm 1 ” have Civered my grave before my com­ “It has'been derided by court martial diers of the republic can’ afford to wait. Tor a rival! By Heaven I" b* exclaimed, rades shall have f-amd the heart of my Not so «ith ibeir adversaria*. If the in a terrible passion, “unlma you instant- murderer, for there is not one who will that he »hnlt die.” “Still you have tho same power to latter more upon us they will be crushed shrink when lhe h«ur comes. 1 am ready end if they do not move their faction*, pardon him." IV venire. 1 ........ . j 1 u-tt —pass ynirr sentence.” “1 Delius all Interference in the course thofr wants, and the thickly gatberinr •Martel, your language dor* not be. ll.r hht audacious presumption, and I will troubles -in their rear, wilt corrode their live you but a moment to decide his oimei man who h on tnu threriioM of of Juntiec, said he. -I do n <’ said Macd.ioald, “and thtrt eternitv.” five I stop lheexecution. Anthony Mar­ llwm to submit to the inexorable logic Oh, atr!" exclaimed Cadelme. • he “Troth become® a man nt nil times, of events, and to tho fate, which, sooner tel is not guilty I” has'becn guilty «f »’•» crime; hew Saver 1 eplied Anthony. “Mar I ask your excellency who is !’ or later, must overwhelmingly conColonel Lavi'er, during the time the injured you." tn me them.” _ _______ _ ‘■has he not dared to awpplaut * Glolo prisoner was speaking, seemed greatly asked Laviller, with an uneasy air. • I am;" said Mmdimald. neloflhe French army, hr i» only a excired.and turned pkle; he knew that “Will you plvaxo explain yourselfF commrnrsoldler." “ 1 will. Having business uf iniportho MtaaimlppL , ‘ Nay, Colonel Ltvillw. I lined him tanre with you on the evemug <>f the as­ The gunboats at CaronduJel, near St. ere I naw you. he » gvaermts, suble, danger. ’ • “Anthony Martel,” "aid the Judge, sault. I c*>l®d at your quarters, hut I found' Louis, are rapidly emerging from the ap­ anti* w«»uld Injure mr.onf.' you not. On inquiry I learned the di ­ parent Chaos of lumber and workmMt, ■Do not low lime in idler wordr, non- “the sentence of lhe c-uirt is, that you die to morrow nt sunrise, and that you be rection ynu hiid taMen, and followed in which reigned there a few days ago. Into pursuit.* Finding y«*S had entered Cad- .floating and formidable shape. They shot by twelve of your coinrades.” will carry fiDcen guns each, and be com­ ... Again the roll of the drum told that pletely plated with boiler iron, two and ,hi£O, Heavens ; spare him 1 cried Qtde- the cnae had lieen decided, and they were Their shape about to conduct the prisoner to bis quur nnd.ibe bell, whieb’vlMltered your arm, a half inches hiThickness. (er*, whvn a > <>unit girt rushed gnat tht- wae firod by'me; , and bad it not been tor is such aa to render them impervious tb “Give me but a single day to dvcida. guard into the tent, and prostrating her­ I'lmangermc the life «»l the girl, it should point blank shots—a bail striking them . > J _____ 1____ ■ /’.I At.r.^i borixnnutlly will glance ofl like hailstone self ftl the feet of the praytdiug officer, “Not an b.«r” 1 I greet y«*ieiM«i*ufi tbe*> Emperor, to from a sleep rooL Perhaps plungiM z Al this ini'inenk a majestic form cast a vxclaiinvd : . .,,, shadow in tiw outer doorway, bitfitsrna ‘.‘He is innuBcnt bspsrc him; he.dtd nut wimp i have related ymir owe, and who shuts may be more afluetivc but with haa I'ceu pleaded t<> confer thia honor and them, if the boats are in motion, it will itlteefvcd by neither of the person* wjlb- sh-nit Colonel laviller." • be extremely difficult to Insure aeooraey ‘ in the no»m, *u thwrited *vre ‘•’•J ,n , As tho tear*flowed her beautiful lacs, of aim. The bouts will also bo protec­ their own affhirs. Stepping a»iJ» to A* every benrt wavtoudwl with pijy ,«ave the grand army.; . and now lake Martel a ted from ahclls by mean* which are appa­ ,dh»ti*ij to be unseen, the Granger remained, a one. He stood umnpved by her suppli­ bmA* U spectator <4 all. cation*. The Judge informed her that it .plqua, juid rccvjvv inc gun that, a tno- rent ly adequate. The engines and other “1 implore yrwdo .lelimc apeak to Ari- *{MLiiu>t)MiUe,for .bun .to niter the *en muiU.agn was mined at the breast of an machinn-y are in a very compact form, .. and beli secured against intrusions from ibonv befor* 1 gjvn you an answer.' ( t.-nc- "f the t*iurt,«nd chat the only hope iuiiucent inun. !’.* Eyery heart bvunded with joy at ibis the enemy. In addition to the gunboale “Not a word tobmi; therefore iustantly thnl.ws* lalt her was .Colonel Laviller. consent Jto become my wife, or sign the who was the injured party, who,had gudden ehntige. . Poor, Layillqr. tremb­ which Opt Eads is Wilding, and thews or dcsth warrant ofMartel." power aliitw to ask for bi* pardon <»frs^ ling with tear,and shame, wap Jed to iho four ready in active service, upwards of red flag. Again the fssrful order* were twenty rafts and several tugboats are “inhuman monster 11 would rather die a oinend hirii to mercy.. In vaih CadvTine plead with b|m; ho was inexorable,' and given, bp I lhe heart of the culprit sank couitrticiing, and the prepartions for tan within him, and .he implored for . mereyshe was borne xen*elesa from the tent. ‘ Flow can you auk fur that which, but the moat extensive character. On th® following m »rninjf, fc fttile be a iiHirnentago y ou refused l*» an inoucenl fore sunrise, somo soldiers wero busy bblifc than beVe me prove > . • ■ , • phtolng red flags at rimrl intervals on a। man 1? ’ . falsa to him." :t . '• _____ _____ ________ ______ _ L •njL.fault,’" was the reply. ‘M«d girl I y«m are in my. power and beautiful plane not f*r frotn the camp:— No a-Miucr had thia been accuuiplished. I "Then 1I p^ler njfer you y,*»u to l‘> v<n. G»l. Marlei, ••Then ytartd, who ... ...... ..— I 1—1_ v.ili h*vi« h.-i* full power to |<aid<-ri y.m.vr a* at first a accrat; I han the muffird drum" arid lhe band; ’ r‘ ......... ““ *““■•••• ’pot, *■ gaii'm at Richmond playini tin-d*nd marA was heard. A he think* proper,” *nid Mnvd -nald. 1 “Never!’’ .._ “G.|. MarteTn.d<rW 'disgraced oil! the Harper’s Fr “Dare you defy me u> my face 1 ihua, ever, “flare I hope for m+hey T” tn their homes. ma lei me pr«ve my worda by angbdting “1 grant you a fnll and unconditional « breath of. the fragrance trum yo*r ewrn 1 "ti are at liberty," was the Anthony Martel was walking «itb»fir*u pirtLin. wifllttg reply of Martel, “and do tv* for­ them that another John Brown n get roshow merey, that you may receive Imcn made at Harper's Ferry: a ’the uMne.* ' ’ they had been sent by Gov. Let ?*Hdp ! ...tei r wclsim-d Online. Bv thi. time Csd. line had brord ibe ebeohMOt t*» a requisition made b , M this moment the report of < pi«Mmu. ..««.• «— .—.a---------- •» which snread rapidly dent Liucolu, tv call out the as This apj their unwillingnero t» perform the odUm® thn-gbout the camp, and b-tily retarn quell the luraboo. ATS: asj&w WAR! r. n. A J. RVHSELL, m dry good*, eiothieg. .bow, h.w sod e»p., gweriss, Dealers WIGHTMAN 4* ROBINSON, ‘ .UanMT. cOWnmirt ulleliw. NORMAN BAILEY, DIALER in every variety of dnr g ri*». crockery, hardware, readyu.7. hnni. .nd «boe*. Stat _ M T iteiteiniiMi iiMt*ra*s*». '‘tN __ m D crocfc«ry, NO. 22 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1861. duly which hart boro assign** them. pU»K —4 WMU V HvMn. MkHa "'«••** *** •" hrt walked up Bidding *■“> A”’ thonv Martel rushed into iho rc.iu by <t~r. at mg from.. . the M* pd ■EWKAB*1**’ Diiunkl. ModGeli "Martel. fato Wira tnra *• -e—» «~™» <-■» �leveled al oar beads, nod we must search tbe records, to see whether it is lawful to thrust at tbeir hearts, or Strike tt tbeir heels; and if the law rays the latter, we must obey nonsense! tbe law. Away wkb such W hat law k chore fee obtain­ ing forage in the ertemie's country 1 "tilAviwo tN niia, ennaax oca course, yet it is done daily. WITHOUT GCJLB AKO WITH FtTlB FVXFOSX, IXT US REEXW OCR TECST IX GoD, AXD OO FURWARD WTTUpCT FEAR AXD WITH MAMLT hkHts;—AfifttAom Lliieoln. And the enemy except negroes. Fremont bad declared martial law in Missouri; wfacb supersedes all civil taw so fee oa tho rebels and tbeir property is concerned; but fa Maryland and Virginia, .. Tiutaa seems to be something radical­ where men are seized and Imprisoned, ly wrong in the position which (Jen. Fre- goods, merchandise and munitions, are mw»t now occupies toward the Admlnis-1 trstk>b or In the position of tbe Adminis­ tration toward him. If Gen. Fremon*. is guilty of one fourth of the charges which ly proclaimed; and we poor simple people cannot see why sfovrry should oujoy soeh special privileges. be removed nt once and some one else ple are becomiag disheartened. Such' universal gloom has never pervaded all rwo1 are inclined to believe.) and if the ccuntenanera eemplainl» made against him are not suf- to such a degree as at tbe present time; and this gingerly temporiz­ '•eiently authenticated to cause his remov­ ing policy with al then it is high time these vexatious In- regard to tbs rebels, and especially upon that subject which is The surrender at tbe foundation of thia difficulty, has uf Lexington has caused a deep feeling <-f more to do with the general depression •regret, (not to say indignation) among the than most persons will care to own.— weople, and public sentiment is divided ns to where tbe responsibility rests. ' But while all this ia going on, tbe peo­ pet hi Ma place. On the other hand, if be te'dolngall that any man could do, (which terferanccs should ceaac. being seized and confiscated by the milita­ ry arm, martial law has never been open­ seem to be brought against him, be should Public sentiment everywhere demands When that the .Fremont took command of the Western Administration should employ their energies to devise means to expel the enemy from his position overlooking •Diviaiun, the peop'e of the West, and we Velievs tbe Union men everywhere hailed Washington, and to keeping open tbe nav­ tbe event with joy, believing the right igation of the Potomac, rather than watch man had been assigned tbe right place. - ing tbeir subordinates to see that nothing Again, a sympathetic chord in public Is done which will be distasteful to rebels. feckfag was struck by Fremont's Prods- j •metion, and there seemed to be a buoyanre of feeling, generally. In the confi , We are pained to announce lhe death douce that tbe war w«a io be prosecuted of Ouvaa E. Etects. Sheriff of this with a vigor that woe Id soon wipeout County, which occurred at his residence, -Secession in tbe West. But the knell in Castleton, on Friday ’ toll of this confidence was first struck by 27th ult. the President's order modifying Gen. Fre­ mont's Proclamation. Then was sudden and unexpected to the most day by day, telegraphic anmninceruente of ns. that Fremont had been superceded, that age 35 years. bo had resigned, intermingled with a thou­ Five He bad been for nearly three years. Sher­ Then comes the iff of this county, being on his second fall of Lexington, and tbe Qabiuel is again term. Wmnooed to consider tbe case of Fre­ He was, as an officer, prompt, uncompromising and incorruptible—as a mont, and we are coolly informed, as a citizen, scrupulously upright in his deal­ .sequel, that he is to be permitted to carry ings, and obliging almost to a fault—as a -out hie own policy in regard to tbe forcra busband and father, kind and indulgent. All these things He leaves a wife and three children, to have come In their train, one after anoth­ whom we offer, what of consolation there er, until tbe people begin to believe that is in knowing that they mourn not alone nothing is done at headquartes. but to fur one so universally esteemed, by all watch, cripple and God fault with tbe only who knew him. •man who renlly seems to poavcM energy. Tbe people are prepared to break all their idols in this war, if it is necessary 1 anew and, much as tbe West esteems tbe position and services of Geu. Fremon:, they will not hesitate to demand his In- staid removal if he is wrong, and he must be let alone if ba is rigid. set with efficiency No mon can when his steps are dogged by jealous rivals, and bis plans •thwarted by the orders of his superiors. . ’ Willi regard to the order of tbe Prea- simply a record of debt and credit w ith The concern is cart like in shape, hav­ ing a large box, some fifteen feel in length and five or six feel wide, which rests principally upon two large wheals, and one small one. The small wheel ta in front, and used m a guide or rudder.— The large wheels are about six feet in diameter and some six inches wide, and are placed near the stern of lhe wagon ; and nearly over them, rests tbe boiler and machinery. Tbe engine la somewhat after the locomotive order, has ena boiler one emoke stack, and two cy lindees, and lhe power is attached Io the wheels by chain bolts on cither aide. The machinery part of the concern is covered and princi­ pally enclosed, like the engine bouse up­ on a locomotive. We are anxious to ।see the wagup move off.—Grund Rapidt awbel master* and the government tin ( Hent, modify ing Fremont's proclamation, w» had thought to make aome comments. Tfrerc has seemed to be. from tbe outset of this w ar, a fatal compliance, on lhe part ofthe'Administration, with timid coun­ sels, that has placed obstacles in tbe way ^<lbe 5 iforoua measures which the exigen­ cies of tbe case have demanded. Both butler and Ranks were removed, with their c-mimein’a, from Baltimore, it has .teemed to us, solely on account of their treatment of the rebels there. Even . BwHer's "Contraband of War" doctrine mpet needs be so modified as to mean > 'count of the bervteee of their runaway Almost every measure adopted From tbe Loafas Shipphig G.wtu Bept 6. We and our neighbors across tbe chan­ R“sy from headquarters, which has ।nel may suffer some aerioos ineonveni abritifd the-popular heart, and awakened ence from a short supply of cotton—a an mthnsiartic response from tbe voice «>f 1speeirauf tnconvantence which is in store for the mill owners of Massachusetts aa th^people, hae either received a very cold well aa Manchester—but we are pot go­ audvraeinent ora severe rebuke from their ;ing to add to tbe difficulty by revolving ourselves in a naval war with tbe North wwperivvs at Washington. ’ The m<wt marked instance of Ithis char j1rm Stares—a war in which It la very actcr is the order relative to Fremont's 'doubtful that we should have tbe co opera­ tion of France. Tbe present conflict in AJProckmatiuu iu regard to the property of , meric* will not be without its Influence Wwia, including sieves. Tbe point of ,upon the futnre destinies of this country diflbrence seems to bo tbis: Gen. Fre- iand of France, ifit is learnt to diatrut for future the American source of tbe muni deofaced the property of all person- the ' aupply of cotton, and to look to other re­ Joomdh against the government, or active gions for that which we have been aocus ding die re 1x4a, to be confiscated, tomed to derive almost exelnslvely from ffai ex were named as among proper- lhe Southern States ■bj. any of tbe departments of tbegovem- .feaObcted by the proclsmathm.— Bread roa tub Abut.—Tbe National army <*n tba P»tomae ia well supplied withbrrnd. A p< nam who lately visited it only aft-cred Mproptrny wwrf fct the army hakmE^iablfahmeDta says that twOtionary purposes.” etui ■♦irrcls tlv troopwara "dsily supplied with about, one tiuiulred and fifty tbousond loaves nf j tbe proclnmat'-on shall lw ■oft. swset bread, and all of a beautiful ■ Prewidvnt regards this as not fully ' ■riaed hy the rrerat act of Congress, W. » tern, w-ti-u Ikaiuw fcn'fc*11*» u> prmea > g.rri«m, aaerod to Ibeir master tbe . A special diepitch from Washington to the fol eayc 'll ia understood the Government will take no immediate actiuu in lhe case of Geo. Fremont. Tbe General will be allowed full opportunity to carry out his plan of attacking the rebel ivrraa under Price and McCulloch before any interference with his oummnnd is made. The Bute Department has made satis­ factory explanations to Lord Lyons In reference to lhe new syatom of passports. Tbe omissions to inform him of the new system was merely accidental. Tbe condition ol Kentucky excitea tbe liveliest interest. Several prominent citixens of that place have arrived here for tbe purpose of urging upon the Govern­ ment tbe necessity of forwarding a large number uf Federal troops to sustain the Union men.” The Commercial special say: "The encmy’s entrenchments on the Virginia side of tbe Polemic have extended until they now reach from Munson's Hill to a point near Alexandria. Tbe panic-mongers still profess to be­ lieve that tbe rebels will soon attempt to cross the Potomac al Edward’s Ferry and Aqua Creek, but thrre is no foundation for such apprehcusion. Mr. Lowe made a balloon reconnoiannoe from our lines this A. M., and was fired at by the enemy. None of their shots, however, took effect." THE REBEL BATTERIES ON THE 1*OTOMAG Ax A phial.—Wr have mere than four hundred dollars still due oa on subscrip­ tion, a part of which we need more than wa care to reveal. Next week is Fair week, and tbe object of this notice fe to suggest that it will ba a con valent time to settle up the little balance due us. The discernable at distent points. Tbe moot probable theory is the rebels are makihg Nxw Yore, Sept. 20. feints of retreat, as they did previous to Tbe Washington despatch to tbe N. Y. tbe buttle uf Ball Hun, with a view of Herold my»: drawing our troops into sankussndas, "1 learned to-day tbe confirmation of a Tbrir er.oampsuents show that they feet which throwa some light an lb* Fre­ had at no time over ten thousand men fa mont affair, and whidi will go far to­ front of Washingtoe. wards exonerating the Geoeral, and which explains why ha waa unable to send rainfartMMBte toCokmei Mulligan by the middle of thia usontb. Gra. Medeftaa TO (XHSCMPTIVE yySgu on personally, but bring on your money next week, without fell.- j-'— wbtob sorry posHtecia whal teeytava dora ••« raairaiateg team frrai rartbar Mbs fepsry fa tea rataic. If tendency to say sfaassF •urpeS^fa war* tfaas ndbsr uoUt tbe toterpoailMwarta* to >b>aM tbaas Item too make a lean exhibition, at our County poaiara.it Is tea slat and ealcTwg whs ara raFair, nnleaa all those who have an Inter­ sbis topMort Shauweisaa. A rrsoaAy •• raivarest in tbe society are on band with their sail emplnyod aa Ayer's Hila by all claaMs both to prvmt diaaaae. shoeM as it does, have stock and produce. We cannot too ur­ ears every security tee law caa afford 11, from esuator* gently preaa this miller. The premiums Courrr Fair.— We fear that tho war excitement will have a are liberal, and there should be a good degree of competition. Tho Fair la to be held oo Thursday and Friday of next week. Let there be a good exhibiton. Compaxt “F."—It may ba a matter of convenience to those wishing to address their friends who ara In Cap*. Wai- Mew Advertisements. the Company is designated, is the latter -F." PROBATE ORDER. Paswsni Omcs. Barry CaMiv. l( I ■steegi.Kifi i lnSte.HU f All peraoM baring Cl*>m«a »r*«nt tbe XXate of Fraacie Maar, AaaaasW ora baeato aaUM oaf required le pros—I *o oosm a* tea ateae far aoannsUon sod »i!yu.lmenl l-T air mi Twadar ts« twailte fay of Mat rater acxt aad Twafavjtfe twraty Ogbtli fay of January nr it al » s'etoct fa bridge'sCompany.that lhe letter by which Their Regiment, it will ba rood lected is tbe Eighth. Board or Scrxarisoaa.—Th* Octolmr session of Um Board nt Boperviaora will der yesterday's date, aaya; “CapL Stewi art's cavalry, seventy-five men, encoun commence on the second Monday, the tered forty secession cavalry at Lucas 14 th iosL Bend, whom they pursued into Jeff. Thompson's Camp at Belmont. Four Ciacvrr Covet.—A special term of the secessionists were captured and many Circuit Court for thi« County will ron killed. Tbe remainder escaped into tbe venc at the Court House in this village, woods. Our troops captured all lhe guns they on tbe 29th of October, inst. ; could bring away with them. Atlantic Moittiilt.—The Ocu.bcr num No Frderaia were injured. The report uf the rebels crossing below bcr nf this magazine has reached us. and last night originated from their gun-boat is full of interest as usual. Among its Jeff. Davis’ landing a mile and a half be noticable features is the commencementlow Norfolk to wood and reconnoitre. of a new atory, entitled "A Story of Thompson's force i» 2.500. Scouts report Pillow yet al Columbus. Tiwiay." T«« give«»ur readers a foretaste of the peculiarly life-like descriptive style MOVEMEM.8 UF THE ARMIES OX TOE PO- of lhe author, we publish a few </ tho Chicago, Sept. 25. From reports of some of Mulligan's comtpand, who reached this city last night we obtain the following additional psrtic ulars : "The men left Lexington on Sat­ urday afternoon. Nearly two hours were occupied In bringing them over tbe river. At three o'clock they started fur Ham­ ilton, forty ilea distant, under tbe guid­ ance of several armed secessionist*. The advance portion reached Ilamiltionat sun down. At ten o'duck, most of tbe party took the train for Quincy. Along the route to Hamilton, they were, in general, kindly treated. All tbe money they could raise waa employed to get wagons to carry lhe wounded through. All those Washing!on Sept. 29. severely wounded, remained at Lexing-' cfl^Only onecommissioned officer, Lieut. _ Detachments from Gens. Richardeon, Hollenberg, escaped. All accounts agree । Keys and Wadsworth's brigades, and also that tbe rebel loss in killed and danger-, from Gee. Franklin's division, dmv nccuously wounded, was from nine to twelve py Munooo’* HiR, being in conflKand of Col. Terry, of the 5th Michigan. Early Ihta morning the pickets from The Quincy Whig, of last night, states on information received from an intelli Gen. Smith's division ad* a need to, and geut member of Colonel Marshall's Regi occupied Falls Church. Neither ibis nor ment, that the leading rebel Burgeon cun tbe preceding movemexts met with any ceded tbe loss to be eleven hundred and opooeiliun whatever, as lhe rebel army had, on Friday night, retired from the thirty. Our men lost one hundred and thirty, whole line of their positions on lhe line of killed and wounded. Some four hundred Washington. Upton's Hill, this side of horses of Cui. Marshall's regiment were Falls Church, is necessarily included akilled, it being impossible to shelter them mong the pointe now held by tbe Fedoral from tbe enemy's cannon. After the sur­ toree. Tbe positions at Munson's and Mur­ render many of the men killed their horses to prevent them falling into tbe bands of ry’s Hills affiirded tbe rebels unobelructed view uf all our fortifications and other the enemy. . A large sum of money, estimated at defences. ball a million dollars, half in specie, waa There were no signs that they had ever secured by Price after being buried by mounted any guns. Our troops are now so employed as to Col. Mulligan. thaw that they do not merely intend to WHY MULUGANWA8 KOT REINFORCED. temporarily occupy their present poeiTbe Missouri Democrat, a day or two lion. The advance ofGen. Smith upon Falla since, thus spoke of the danger in Missou ri, and the withdrawal of forces from the Cburcb, from tbe Chain Bridge,was aUen ded by events of the most deplorable State : character. By some unaceountabie blun­ “Tbe news from Lexington is discour­ der, Col. Owen's Irish Philadelphia reg­ aging, and almost any moment we may iment, in the darkness of the night, mis­ respect to bear of its falling into the taking for rebels, CapL Mott's Battery, bands of tbe enemy. A large proportion which was fa tbe advance, sustained by of tbe very forces ordered to its relief la Baker's California regiment and Baxlcr'a now on its way to Washington. If Lex­ Philadelphia Zouaves, and Col. Fried­ ington is taken, and tbe few thousand man's Cavalry, fired r full volley Into tbe brave men who are defending It fall Into troops mentioned, killing and wounding lhe hands of an overwhelming foe, bow large numbers. Tbe California Regiment will lhe Government escape tbeblamef" not knowing whence tbe firing came, re­ turned it wit h marked effect. ^SECRETARY CAMERON FORBIDS DRAFT- , Tbe horses attached to Mott’s battery became unmanagable, and tbe tongues of Washimstow, Sept. 24. the craaiuos were broken, owing to the A dispatch sent to day from Secretary narrowness of the r*iad. Cameron to the Governor of Iowa forbid­ Lieut. Buaant. having command of the ding drafting of troops, and expressing first section, ordered lhe guns to be load­ bis unbounded confidence in the patriotism ed with grape and canseter. and noon had, of lhe people, intimating that lbs policy them in range of lhe supposed enemy of the War Department would be to rely when word was sent that be was ta tbs on the popular love of freedom and tbe company of friends. All was excite­ military attachment to tbe Union. ment, and a kmg time elapsed before tbe actual condition of affairs was ascertained CAPTURE OF JA8. B. CLAY. . and oofidence re established. Cimcinxatx, Sept. 26. Several were killed and a large number Yesterday afternoon Lieut. Col. Letch­ wounded. er, with a detachment nt Col. Woodford's Our troops, while occupying grounds vacated by the enemy,have bo rasa homes and destroyed property to a considerable amount. Thia win be investigated, as Gen. McClellan strongly condemns it. Tbe wbereabuote of tbe enemy have not been discovered. Tbeir pickets are NOTiC Satires. fatal aa> >iBtUaarow. prostration of business in tbe advertising New York, Sept. 17. Tbe Herald’s special Washington dis­ and jobbing department faI la heavily up­ patch of Bept. 28th, snys: on publishers in these timer, and aa to "Tbe steamer Delaware arrived at the circulation, the dally and pondrous dty Navy yard this noon, with a body of marines from'Philadelphia. Tbe Captain weeklies are fast supplanting country pareports that tbe batteries at Freestone per*, so anxious are people to get tbe Under such Point was unmasked when be pasord it news fresh from the war. thia morning, tbe woods having hewn circumstances we are compelled to re­ cleared away, and that it opened upon quire more promptness on the part of him, firing about seven abuts, none of our subscribers. Do not wait to be called which took effect. They were all good line shots, but fell sbewt or wen^ over.— Two just grazed her deck. Captain Chonon says about fifty vessels peaser! tbe battery up and down, but none were fired upon except tbe Delaware. From tbe disclosures of a rebel officer, it waa ascertained that thj battery at Free Stone Poiut ia commanded by II. J. Hartstein, formerly comutpnder io tbe United States Navy, and that there are batteries oo.tbs Virginia side of the Po tomac every two nnd a half miles from Occoquan and Mathias point. Tbe river is now considered by naval officers as effectually clewed. Our Potomac flotilla PROPOSED REBEL INVASION OF KANHAB. to insufficient to dear it uf the numerous Naw Yomk, Sept. 25. batteries upon its banka. A land force The HeraltTt Washington dispatch says | is indispensably necessary, and it is be­ —A gentleman who arrived here to day lieved that within a few days, perhaps a from Kansas, states that the rebels were few hours, tbe rebels will attempt to preparing to make a raid upon that State. srosa the lower Potomac into Ma^ylaoJ. They bad notified the residents uf the They will meet a warm reception, but it southern portion of Kansas of their Inten­ may be necessary to strengthen our forcse tion. They assert that they mean to bo in that direction. avenged for tbe treatment which the bor­ der ruffians received during the Kansas difficulties. Proper step* will be taken Chicago, Sept. 27. by the Department of the West in the premise*. A special to lhe Timet from Cairo, un­ MORE PARTICULARS ABOUTTHE LBXISG- ly, bet that be was most favorably known. St. Louis to bover around Washington, sp- uf Price and McCulloch. bls Not that Mr. Everts waa so extensive­ regiments of troops are withdrawn from .pareuUy doing nothing. His disease was dysentery; "Doatb laves a teiniag mart— a sinal How; A blow. whkK white II asaowles, Janna; And sfarifas thousand* by a single fan." sand and-one grave charges, u bich if true, ' Mr. Evprta was sijk but a short time, and the event of his death followed, should have retrnsved him at once. morning, tho - FROM ■WASHINGTON. New-Yore, Bept. 25. Nothing is sacred to troops, which were at that time at 9t. Louis. These regiments had been orgapixed for some time, bad been long in tbe field, and wetn in all respects tbn bee* diocipltawd and best drilled soldiers under Fremont's command. It is usefaaa to <deny that Fremont received the order with surprise, and executed It with reluc ' tance, but be ordered it immediately and , without a moment's hesitation. General ; McClellan bra no use fur the troops here, 1 and they will bare to be put Into a camp । by themselves and a Brigade General ( appointed for them. If they had been sent up the Missouri river to Lhxington, Mulligan would never have surrendered. Mjcbmsm Svatw Lams Ornca, I Lsmsso. Bra*, lath. IMI. i D LIC NOTICE fa faeerty sivra tert toe tJ Iralax drscrikoS Primaryfliteesl. Uotrervitr Swo-p Usfa raertsS is (fa Cucxrr or er, fatfalKl tor tfaa SOO aaysmal of istoraat. ba offered fat sole at pafaic aocuoo st ibis a. oa Vafaaefay. tea Sort fay of Ootobar M Estate ef Eras Rebert*. ■ TATE OF MICHIGAN. Babbt Coon, m. I PreteteOsert. faroo*dosaat*. At a seasira of sofa Caul bofaka ai Um aaatT I Jadp Umraot. ia HasUag*. oa Moaday Um Mb >*rv»eaTHteremaC Prfadk.fadgaofPraboW. fate of Jotestewa. is *a*d amity, fare Oa reoJius uxl Uia> fa ILI* ooart fa by tea Jadga ilK-rtuf, an iMlnimest r ^arpyrting tote^tlr fast Will aiU Ttet N.im. thv fak-inra tbvy W. SuaW*'- ■*»—-vrEe* W Mlaw BoSoliawl berawlf fay ifa •SoKTSse msCwiUMSi* Tawrai* WMkses tfaoSfaiWfawm paia. foalsioameh amt brarfa. «»rr* Kiras tow awArswxy J* thr aMlLaln^t toatontk rolwvr -np« 3?wiaKfaAfc.aU prarotoy sv if art agaaAily rcsMdird. aitoia f Th srssass, it fa ordered that Tarvd* day of (Xdoter, I Ml. at oMo rtck F offke of tea Jodgoof I'rotete is Sutil opening line* descriptive of that 'Today' which lies so heavily upon ue that "in the morning” we “would God it were even and in tbe evening.’ ‘Would God it were morr.ing," but of whi>-h tin- gifted nath->r proposes not tn write : “Let me tell you a Story ol Today.— vety homely and narrow in its scojie ami aim. Not of the To-Day whose nignlti cancc in tbe history ol humanity only those ahail read ■»Im shall live when you and I are dead. Let us bear tbe pain in silence, if our bcaHs are rtn-ng enough, while the nations of the earth stand far ; off pitylrg. I have no word of thia To Day tn speak, I write from tbe border of tbe battle field, and I find in it m> theme for shallow argument or flimsy rhymes. The shadow of death haa fallen ' upon u»; it chills tbe very heaven. No child laugh* in my face as 1 pass down the I street. Men have forgotten to forolten to pray, only in the bitterneas of endurance they say "in tbe morning, •WogW God it were evenf and in tbe evening. ‘Would God it were mmning!'" Neither I nor you have the prophet's vie ion to see the age aa its moaning stands ' written before God. Tboae wbo shall live when wo are dead may tell their chil­ dren, perhaps, bow. out of anguish and darkness such as the world seldon has borne, tbe enduring morning evolved of the true world and tbe true man. k io not dear to us. Hands wet with a broth­ er’s blood for tbe Right, a slavery of in­ tolerance, the hackneyed cant of men or the bloodthirstinou of women, otter no prophecy to ns of tbe great To Morrow of content and right that bolds the world. Yet tbe To-Morrow Is there; if God lives, it Is there." 1 ar ooy west tears off Xrtica is tfeeuferebmte gtvvto tte> bf 'jrt« ef tea sowar of eels in sofa m»tt(s<r cuuuibo-. as* to saransM sad by ririra of tto sWate ia sofa e£e Mfa ssd gtorifc*. tbe ssU mortzuj wm be fctwsfato* by a sale of tbr werinnd: irenllll, wUrt are fasenbod IS said ev-ru-I* rWF-M^* as pe ***>»•.O no Tbaaa taws credit* w .fftssij AND COM CUI and S ’wF”s PROBATE ORDERIGF MICHIGAK, I HA8TIM3B TANNERY 1 Prob^ Caart fe­ • ’fete5 amjral’Abo, Two Dwelli �special notices. To the People Prixe Peetry. <^3FLEIAT or THE UNITED STATES I! 3 to. ^^7 BLOOD PUR1FIEK AND BLOOD PILLS - universal eeti.foattea Amid Russia's snawa-and Afric’s sand Tbetr wiMidroua works -the paper* fill, yndoce-1 by fl sawex'a matehloe* Pilia, An J health sg*> DR. ROBA OK'S ----- OF 8CANDIJVAV11H ng. and atryg then log to the vital l_____ ivtvifioa. relnstatM sod renews tbs blood in all 1 orlavnsl mm* ,k.u__ ____ -- - - ■ _DR. J. BOVEE DODS jar rot nd Frwch SPRING & SUMMER • o-ooiSs. . " E DISEASE.FFVER* AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION. ARE with one oi NOW ON Now-York Benevloent Infirmary ESTABLISHED IMC, For Chlltfrea TerQUm*. TO REGULATE THE BUWEie. RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS HAND entirely of vegetable and lboae thoroughly com­ bining powerfol ton|e and aMtbing prepcrtlus.and consequently can never injure Bqch a rentedt had the LARGBS1’ and BEST Assortments SOOTHING SYRUP, ADVJCB FR£E. phy, gives tbeir opinions weight in the eommpnitr, men who oUerre;redact, sad make-'sssuranet loubly sure" before tiny daoide—era every wberr approving *ad urging tbe use of thrae wonderful FreparaMoca. Ail whoeaufldc In tho wisdom awd Enidung TO CONSUMPTIVES DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, HEART REFORM. RCHEDIESIf When D«. RoWCT, ‘he ceirbrated Swedish Phv^.ii introduced his Blood Pontier and Blood Pill, in lb* United State*, he set forth In of FACTS! I Pulmonary CMMlaiMte Fe ^Tliat the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD FILLS hare been proved by analysis to rhu hare applied lo him for it Io be a Christian duty to CONTAIN NO MINERAL id system open lo the , ,UOIC I* required tuMreagth DRY GOODS!! eousmnptiou, bronchitis, ini—u a -lo* falntne**. nerrous irntsbililv, nrurslgi*. tialtntutlon of the heart, mvl.ocholy, hypochondria, night .wests, languor, giddineu, and all that class of eases, so fe*riully t*la! unless'attended to io time, called trmaU. n rudsrsv dad /rrryufari/M*. Also liter derangeqMnts or torpidity, awf lirer cnmplaiote; dteeSWS Ml tile kl-Jni-V. b-sl.ltnM nr .S itbout them. u Ugy rvvhrjfyingia tbeir mniou. sring and Batbinfc thay will K,tkek. THESE BITTERS millinery INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, VTSIW8U never-tailing SMeeae it LIVER COMPLAINT, an.' restore the health and strength of th* sufferer. That SICK FEJIALES, aut>earwucva oi aiM will writ, a candid n«u and despondency. reesperate with great ra pid'ty under tbeir invigorating operation. That Dr. Ml CtlrUrM Win Slum mis uns'ux^AcaxD ] I»K. CHAMBERLAIN, ---- ...... .... ... , ■ ...... ,, M.vaui And aa it acta directly and pir.istently on tbe bit- GROCERIES dial and gently aliiuulating properties. That they reeruil ' . SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. to furnishing medicines to the poor, in all child aid. o follow ibo nM of thia pi •al! direction, for using • *V«E FAMILY PH YS|C> AJT, L'Al'BE ROON TO HEAL, and discharge from the system, every li least before eating. *• it prevents nrstfrcMsa. Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise, strengthen, the digestive organ., it should be in they the hand* of*B person, of sedentary hab’ta, stu­ RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, dent*. ministers, literary meu, and'all ladles sol accustomed to much out-door exercise should al- CROCKER Y! crvJulocM aa Uilte respiring , —.1,1 IL> Ki. •“ auosuvr cmwiu.u. *ry ■ for it. you will not be disappointed. BOOTS, try is flooded dot only CL* planations of the cansos, symptom*, diet bathing and cxerciM. Price M cents. And the Physiology of Marriage. ARISING PROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF TH E BLOOD' DR SECRETIONS. SHOES Principal Office, 13 Cedar Rt., N. THE 1.AIIII7S MEDICAL FRIEND, rap? U1.D FIJI ENDS The GeatleneDS Medical Coapanlon, Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD FII.I.S an endorsed by Um ...... I.... *r ,4. .1 ll.i.. i womaa'a friendship than br praising rn. but Wc tliiak tt may be' obtained Ever in thia Market, which we] The beat Family ilAKTICIn tbe w. Pathology, Prerention tire prepared to tell at a sinnll truly valuable BITTKKS over eby e-Mulially aid in banubiug 'NEW YORK COSTS. •ure" your never failing affect ion wilt unerringly ■uiiilyou lo Prof. Wood's Ur>u>r>tire Cordial su'd Proprietors, 444 Broadway, Nog-Yurt, aat Market Street. St. Louis.No. fold by all, F E M A I, E S. Pleaac give us a call. The foil,,win? is an extract frnrn TUB J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. DR J. BOVEE DODy Imperial Wino Bitters ONLY PREPARATION rrr-^.' )r. Roback’i Momach And iceUinouiaia, new. and almost without num- 1I0ME TESTIMONY. youthful beauty. following are among the distressing vsri- _ hunias oiaeases in which Um TECETABLE LIFE MEDICINES A new and delightful Stomsehieand Cordial for beautifully bound. 'jnixx 'jh'ttxds CASH OB PRODUCE. ■jnenceufwhleli my head baa autf-red cxlreiucly from cold. Thia induced the to pav Briggs A Hodge* almost lhe lost eent I bad on' earth, for w PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Ba not Mk.for anything but Ready Pay CHARLES WIDDIF1ELD Call and Settle - ER-sr soon. la now. receiving frnnj Now York aw!, for Collection. ISAAC a mot/ ccd falling off very rapidly, su that in the abort space nf six months, the whole upper p»rt of my *ealp wa* almost entirely bereft of its euvering, and much of the remaining nonloos upon lhe sidre and bark part ol my head shortly after becn>”* lrf»J • *0 IW J*" w'l> *»°l be >»rpri*cd when of which ocoiimu aneraptiieaXlsiot*, sallow ] cloudy, and other ih.ugreoable eotnnlexioM. *ri.<, i«r nf tlirsr* Fill, for s verv snort time will . effect an entire cure uf SALT RHEUM aud a'xtri ' kta£ imnroTMuent tu thtclaameas of the skin. — ’ anp. my r-.rc coanJ '.cqualnt.n.?. were bM so', ■»•<* •” •<>»» w «b« «'W« of Ihechlngr *? W W"-*”’°2 ,n‘‘“*‘c »«i“‘O tentts werv tt> reoognite me at all. M 1 ^loBee made application to the moalakitlfidl pfeydrans i« the Country, but. receiving no inn CoSmJn COLDSahd INFLUENZA will alway. J «»«• be.curW by «« do-.or by two in tbe w,wal Groce ries! I CwIMiog in jartor tbemjlUt my hair could amvin be n-V&' ~‘St ut K FILES —The oH/tbtel proonefor of these mod- yjg^gW yonr Restorative ws* reewiendvd to iaitrns, wm caryd rfPlfos. of*6 ream standing by '^r by , drugglnt. oa being Ute moat rel wW» Hair tfesnae of lb* Lira Mxntcums alone. . ■ | Reatorativc tn us*. I tried one batik-, atid found ;«?ft?1 4*?’11 w.v Baatun, nia Wl •«<•«* • tfoea«-a cure by these MffietnM is permanent,. bj- can fatty■ 5£arnrsw tsL’as-LA,™. i -Qnrxaat. Dxmutt. Loe* or Arrsrrra, and DtS- • j 8®' A'CJilBS ' owe OAK OPENIfie LAND, eatam adhere. . •CUMVKY. ULCERS, and INVETKRATS 3RES, by a perfect puriU which thc»c LIFE EDICiNERgiye to the blomhandall tbe^umov*. s-iLB rKormrroa*. FULL AND COMPLETE. , CSgaM. T-tbaccoa°uH« ■ Snluod Water Linte,-• Pew*r ,n,J n*v»>>l|0f.£M^ |,nwcT,lilJk.M Teiw».Eaey. nrr tfjKf ifzffBr: , O1U, Barring Fti*- theta widely knowm the public welfare is subaer- DR . U B. KERRICK A Co.. THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. JOHNS &CBOSLEY, SOLE MANUPACTURERSOFTHEIMPROVED GLTTA PERCHA Principal office and sal* moms. No. « East On all other diseases of the Seans) Organs, a Fourth at, 'd building from Main street, Cinda- full explanation af tbe origin of Syphilis, tbe nati, 0.. Labor»Urv la Ilainniotid street. Fur sale by J. P. Roberts A Co, Hastings, Hi Nlcliols,OraugcvilleMills. P. A. Keeler, alm ftoT man and De Reimer, Middleville, N. C. Swift, Oa Female Complaints. Prairieville, and by D-uggist* and Merchant, gen On tbe various Schools of medicines. really throughoutlhe country*pr25-ly GROCERY, SALOON BOARDING-HOUSE. ITlSFlREASDWATOi TROD’ it caa be applied to x«w and olb Boon of .... xixna, and to sutxuta soopj ttjyjiQLT XKMoru|i ’ GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, ticity. is not Injured by tbe contraction and axpension metal*. AND WILL NOT CRACK IN ni«M- cold or run is warm weather r»,_ ___ —e,.__ • dents will plea** enclose two or for n««rn andaddm. our Tb>\wiiltwribiT is now prepared lb lei! FAMILY GROCERIES Dr. A. BERNEY* These materials have been thoroughly tested la KrftL* Southern MdVMfe give abundant proof of aq Tliey are readily applied by ordinrry labont st a trtflirg expea*, - “WO BRAT IS REQUIRED.’ Warm Meals at All Hours I Tbe teMoUvadr PHOTOGRAPHIC GAIXHRY. Thtte materich are yttl vp rfqcfy filf- Crayon Anibrotypo; Vignottc AmbruUH I Mmwr I Pearl Ambrotype; .Qautnenlal Ambrntjpe: Imperial Am J brotype; llda vn Am- , ; ’ v* brotyprr Double ' Lastly, I am prepared tn Shave lhe Facet Atnbrntvpe ‘ or Cat lhe ATorr.-itf <>!d friends - ANflCOPTfNGdoBa por neir instumer*. ■ Board will be furpishbd by the day nr ■Powerful rrenarationx of i a bottle; th* Srge 4l* percent powmful preparauc.ua M J,dbold* a fquart. or J O. J. WOOD. Phmristor;<44, Brxa**wny, New | York, and 114 Market Strw4,Si Louta. Mt> ' - 4*5 Bao^nwag, Now-Y . And sold by allgbdfl Druggisto aMiPsMrGamJa Dusters srerywhsr*. ■ Jaaxylfodtu FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS-• j -- ---— ] BENTON HOUSE, .LANSING MICH, ,j .. B m,------a M I'SJVt -------- -Or Oild Lunch if dusfred OB' COFFEE. tlllCKENS. HCKLEDTONCUKSAa: IHNTX >c. ■ Also, Ice Cream and Lemonade. ; ’ ' j And. finallv. if 78 W1LLHH STREET, Jsll ly JOHX1 & CWMLEY desire -4 GOOD BABGAM," aa^CLXAN . sHa r<” Jnai call a|' tfte shtn of the Barber PUr, <«• di»w $i*i «f p. A. G-rodyaaFr Hardwari &rt.‘ 6 SWJ,. HUPKRFINE ' j Haatlnga, February ?Q, |B41. r,tuins. IA • NOTICE! GENTS:—Yon that owe me oo. not Tbe building is CEMENT ROOFING, pay only. 2? rocucamtuOsd its o»c to many <Jf inv * Plasters. Irregularities, Obstructions, Whites, TEA i1*4 Kid SUenzthnlng TEMPERANCE. , trara. -M<4o««fl|n3 Svrupa, Greca one* Blacl Teas- 1 ! Herrick’s protaotive of rtonsekable Abo, Two Dwelling Houses. To Hie young of both sexa* suffering from He, cret llabiU; prostration of inlud; Ina* of powernervous debility, loss of sight, wakefullness, love SUSANNAH KIRBY. ■ DROPSIES of al! kinds, by freeing and atnigtb TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. . adopt your Fills a. their family rnedieinws. VrtHP -I—fllAM, MMMMMH, Baltic Creek. Mich., Dec. 21. IA5». and without Vioiener. all vtpbnt purges have the hair 111ick nnd black, though *bor*,-il ieaiao evsniugin all Mg my b*ad. Fading coofoieut that bcwel. eostire withtn two day.. FEVERS of s!l Mods, by restoring Uh> blood another largr bottle would restore it entirely and te a regular eireulxUou, through th* process of rerniratuin in such eases, and the thorough sola­ tion uf all intestinal obstruction in olbdr*. order no flilae ai The Ltrs Mantex*» hsve been known to enre tbyaelf the script RHEUMATISM permanently in three weeks and G(’UT to half that time, by removing local tnfls FOR SALE!! itrely well. in abundeomelv b fsni.lv should Ge trstrd with; Iseai die»c Dyspepn. io flauor it is st ' sale propertr of Dr Robsck. originated with one of the oldest'and moat eminent Medical 1‘racli- DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the flrat and second alomacbs, and creating a flow of pore and healthy bile, instead of the stale atid acrid kind; FLATPI.ENCY. Leva or Arretira" DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ ' published, nol Bittern, These book* tone could resist, thatTrvf Wood's lf*ir Rqalor- HENRY L. THOMAS. Li. 1 Warpuled riipcrlor id —I'soy 1’ill before Hi* public^ iixunni. I-aox Cocm, Honda July I", imo. A NEW ARTICLE. LIFE PILLS AND PIKEN1X BITTERN medical properties, who will iiot highly snprute DR-J. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE FIT­ TERS. In all newly eeUled places, where there .ny^JW-"-* per bottle, or *A per half dexen. Ut tbe Scandi­ navian Blood Fills, 2$ cent* per box, or j boxes for El. THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, IZT Brad Dr. Roback'» Special Notices and Certificates, published in a cvnapicuoua part of ILia paper from lime to time. Dr. Robsck* Med­ ical Almanac si»d Family Adviser, containing a on Cooking, .Dyeing, Freaerving, Cleaning. Ac.. How to Plant and whstit u best to Raise; How to cure animala,adric« toHuuac Keeper*, Fa naer*. and Mechanics, cn a 1'0' subjects of interst.— lo dithcfli or complicated case* Dr. Roback Price i5 cents. Worth flO to any one. THE CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. ■ay be applied to iM-r-onally or by letter cnclos■g one sump for tbe reply. STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, IWEOFF-A-T’S prepared by an eminent audakillAil plvsietan has used them sncceaafully in hi* practice last twenty-five year*. The proprietr* purchasing tbeexdoaiie right to menu I d sell Dr.Doda' Celebrated Imperia! W THE GtHbE ANU GUARD every avenue and organ of the aratciu pel it thoroughly and permanently. advance from lkxMS erery vnneiysid Strlx Eighf day' sale cheap at H. A J. RVSdILL'B. C sad *0 hour ClocksP.for b. /. QBirr. �fi-w' —SAVE TtfE % UNION . CURE CURE W/> cure Town * Forth Of »*»r • | 1 MH 1 S- !5 3 C I" sin AND NervousHeadache ? ■ALB UF 6TATB TAX LANDS. BUY IOUB GOODS s R. J. GRANT. iui*5 a™ ANNUAL TAX BALES. - -'By tbe use of lhm« Pill* th* periodic attack* ef Wtotta *>r ,\w*. IhUackt may be prevented ; and ■& taken at the ooameneen ent ofaa attack Inimeta relief from pain and aiekneu will be obtained 12: W ’•M’”’* removing th; Abeam cad J 'JU*1< to which female* are »0 .object. They del gently upon the bovrela—removing ‘‘jSTzXvry Jfta, .•VedflUA Delicate Female*. qB|l all persona ofin?0>f<ir*A4A/l*. they are valua’•tltu a Mrerflrv,Improving tho nryvWr. giving fear and vigor t» tbe iligvatire organ*, and rratorSthe natural etaetirity and strength of tbe whole , contain a full dnacription of each la, and may be aeen on applicaf the County Trrwurtt. r to tbe State fee Tale* of 1851, th. Tu Salca in October leal, tfeet to tbe right of redemption , ee well aa tv the right of pur­ . r>'>_ .vl- nm.. t- ON LOW PRICES Come and See !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED ! by Dragpat* and all other Dealer* in Uad>x will be aeal by mail prepaid on receipt PRICE 25 .CENTS. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS. HEADACHE SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. S awy < Liu truly arirn:^- diaowary. Maaonvilla, Conn., Feb. K I Ml. Ma. Sraxjuxo. •EitK.IFJS'StH, BOOTS <& S2I0ES-, GROCERIES HARD-WARE tof ^Toar C*pkaiM I'iUa. Tit 1 a/btovek p. m. I Vernon, Wyaaddtte Ca., O. - •• Bertrly, Maaa^ Dec. 11, I860. JL C. SrALotao. Faq. e*-I wmh become cirrtlarwor large abow bills. I King year Ceyhalic Fill* more partieulrriy befei JOHNS A CKOSLEY, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPBOVIB AND ii'iiftiiEASDWATa rntfo» DRY GOODS! tkaaatewUHlanw md ms ato** «</u ndaUMi •• totaMa aooea witwow *«■•»«• mtanm. u>oi»nH •«<». AYDlrt » Ttriot ai dc»*»l*- GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, Stacks of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! Clothing SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! > 1» 21 :i 22 i:17 U »» m * n /, LIS HI SM *3 • 1 M 11 » t M f 11 ’j 6 I “0 11 ai S 1 , *1 1 ai 16 11 M 66 61 15 fi **«*esi .' I have tried your Capoalic Pilla. and JUke Am a* wvi.'that I want yt»t to send me twe dollar* '"plrt'aftheae are for tbe neighbor*, to whom I 1 , *100701. MS XVKXY HOUSE." OUR GOODS > Unusually Low ! Wa laka ia exc!i»n<e fur good*— WhaM, Corn, Oata, Butur. Lard, Pork. teHy hknctat aawytMag yw haw Dart til to gira aa a <aIL Kli? GRANT. »<> 11 h >1 to IB UH1W 7?as;siSX**-'’ “Np,HEAT IS REQUIRED. TikM maleriah art fat ap ;MaiMBfeaiU.tvjil l:> ■' ’* JTali dntriptiat eirtalart M —r Ofa nJ » . ■ ta wiLUie n*En, (owm> * num «•»«.> »** v*'1' >0-1, roan a cao»L"Aum Wurrw'.-Tnw 7 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-10-09.pdf 3c43bb1fef72efc1fa920b27f4789a50 PDF Text Text Wfc™ *wr, >1 VOL. 6. St K Si 3 gaitin^’ gusintss girtrtorj. It o’oloakP. M. »== "’:i i n HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 180L unmn « msssws. <LI|oia ^istdlang. irutv.' An Adventure In the Wert. S 13 S 13 *. j. erm, JACOB FERRIS, S 13 Hie* s 5 >i ’01 .I If xiqpBur. WAR! DRUG .a *> M 3 5 , ms A GROCERIES! J PATENT MEDICINES &CROSLET, fRERS OF THE IMPBOV*® fSRStas ,D WATHtYirfo1 ttUM- V- ■■ . -ta-'^Tegl.tUifc ssd'sTll »ar».c« ■’ riMWUW _ __ |S KEQ.L1RED A, }£h r*. .UM STBBST, ,oin * cw»**’r" 3 r. *. ,™«u' I » I • I» <«-*-“ us3fnsr«.'x... fc, wk uu"“ “ -ri. u. fall data on tta beach. W- were afloaLax’d that waa all, wtan a fall discharge from our fu- reused tta ballets to rrhirtje p-ri us. huiaot a wound did they deal to either uf us. Discharge after discharge followed, but we paatad Giidul Bcott—-ILs" and do fruit LrhA HI-««J him into IM x th. taw®. Ml I*' nod U. V J’ old Gewaral to bollm, a—pp-inx*<l jrNh.ad w»M am. a ■i*1’*i0 — 1 i STORE!!! A, S R 01 oi the rt.vy lira, shot >» at»d destroy the privateer schooner JoAfc, lying m the slip near wtare tta dock wan •______ La Will. them <rf tta Fribmm AMD Naxos.»oa».—Having ju.t <’ opened a commodiou. shop for the sale of the “Essence of P.rdillon,” I embrace OlUDT W»» w W.1W -r—- . this opportunity of informing you that lately erected. About 3 o'clock tta boats on 8-turdiiy not 1 thali commence tta hsd approached to within a quartet ofa buaioce. of manu&cturiog drunkard., mile uf tta sch'Hiner unobserved, when a Etn and beggars, for tta sober and ■entry discovered them and gave tta trlou. -nd respectible portion of tta •Inrm. Our boys immediately gave way on ttair and pullUtawnswlta taw community to support. 1 shall deal in “familiar spiriu,” which and stern and bosrtad tar in gtflant style. will excite men to deed, of riot, rob­ bery and blood, and by »odoing dimicl.h ‘ - l had agreed tu deliver certain dis^pnlchcs tu an agent of the Uuited States.Guy. eminent, at*, hou.e on the Missouri shore X. RUSSELL, of the MissiiKippi rtviE some distance below St Louis. The time at which the meeting was to take pl.ee, and Urn dis patches were to be delivered, was spedmusket, and jdstols ihrtmgb tta port* Red fur a certain night. The errand I WIGHTMAN * ROBINSON, but all to no purpoee, as our boy. wore had undertaken might ta attended with email sum. and with great expedition, to ,too much for them, anduftor o danger, and was undoubtedly surrounded to hand encounter, drove tta rebels prepare victim, for tta a»ylum«, tta poor hand । by uncertainties. My conveyance on tta <over tta .ide on .bore. Tta alarm bak­ mission wws a small skiff carrying a light the stream, never attempting to m,ke hoove, die prison, and ttagallow.. ing been given to the troop- stationed In I will furnish an article that will io; nil, with which l -krtnmed the waters of for the shore, a doubt had arisen In the the yard, they commenced tooondovi HASTINGS the mighty river. The night was dark minds of my pursuers, and to dear it crease tbo .mount of fatal accident., mul- t to the attiaUDoe of their eompaoiooa.— MASON ALLEN, and the air sultry;.not a light could ta they were determined to keep up the Uplying the number of diatreming dis- t ease, .nd render those which are com- ,tta officer in command of tta party, distinguished cn either shore ns I kept T'fcEALER tn GROCERIES. provUtsas. prepursuit In that direction, especially as Lz -Mt, fii-h. buUar. lard, park, and grain of my mid stream course. 1 eagerly peered there was a settlement ot free colored paratively harmless, malignant and incu- ; -----------oo ----------■11 kind,. Al*o tor* caudwt. eU .etc. Slort Ir. to right and left stand and stern, and people soruo miles down tta Illinois -rable* Caliioru • Blsck. ffiata itrwl, Ha»Un(% Mich. I shall deal in drugs which will deprive । listened Intently for any unusual sound. where »i wns likely the slave might ta oberts trikes Muthing was visible but the gloomy riv­ fleeing. On the other aldo of tho river, ■ome of life,'many of reason, most of । properly, and all of peace; which will ,spiking tta battery. . er, and nothing audible but its mysterious he said, ttare dwelt a noted Abolitionist, tEALER in *11 kinds ot Ftarily (Jreesrta. In pairing down tn retreat aavcr-1 rounds, cause buabands to become firads,’ wives murmur. . who had aided tho escape of tunny a slave widows, ebiWren orpfiata, and all mendi- ,of grape and esnurtar were fired from the —HAVE—Once I thought I heard the whisper­ and at his bands he vowed ta would de­ boat howitzer into the mas* of m«n -pcants. ing of voices, but that might ta the JI BT RECEIVED mand the fugitive. ’ 1 will cause the rising generation to proaching, vthoea shriek, and yell, fortifi­ sighing of ihe breeze which at that ROBERTS 4c STRIKER, 1 waa somewhat startled at the discov- grow up in Ignorance and vice, and prove ed to tbs damage done. In fact, the next , instant just touched with a faint ripple' ery 1 had made during this colloquy. Tta a burden and a nuhanoe to the commu­ day. one of Col Wibun'. officer- coMtfod the face of tta wrteh 1 did not fear pur­’ agent to whom I waa bound -nd this several cart loads of coffins being convey­ suit or interruption. I doubled if my' friend of tho black man w;ere one and tho nity and the world. DRl’CN AND iEMIRNEM ’ I will cause mother, to forget their ed to the steamboat that runs to Pensa­ errand was suspected by any one except‘ same individual. This I know by tta sucking infants, and virgin, ttair priee- cola. Our loss amounted to throe killed M0Clirmicals, Paints, Oils, Cam* those between J».tam 1 *•’ acting aa 1 name being repealed by liberated foe,and and fifteen wounded, the latter nearly all S pfrene“. Bnfnlng FlwM, courier, but {here was sooielbing not to the house in which he lived, close to the Ium innocen»e. 1 will corrupt the ministers of religion doing wril.—Cta. A’ K. THta-r. be defined, constantly urging me to ta on river bank, was the haven whither 1 was TUBPENTINE AND ALCOHOL otatruct the progress of gospel truth, and the alert. The darkness now became more then bound. This house, 1 discovered, righteouroewi, defile the purity of tta intense, or .ccmed lb ta si». Tta air stood scarcely a mile below the sand-tar. • church, and cause spiritual and temporal grew closer. I could but faintly distin­ I knew it could not be much further down --------- -- ---i------ guish the Illinois shore, the batiks of but the presence ot this bar.had been un­ death; and if any should ta so impertin- muruiug, -cio, as to ask why 1 have tta impodeoce, auda­ tu Stale, by Government authority, ttat ’• which 1 had been drawing dearer fur some ( lir FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL' lime, bnvine drifted from mid-stre.ni, known to me until that night, and my city, and utter recklcsraen u> bring such there is no truth in the rumor, which BWEEZEY et ALLEN. rtxkoning had become confused by it. — PURP03ES.0NLY.R1 accumulated misery upon a comparative- have been put in circulation lately, that whilst the Missouri bank was Invisible. ttorneys at lawu4 saUenor. >n cunThe planter, for such ta was, also mid ,jy happy people, my honest reply ta— the navigation of the Potomac ta- been ccrv. particular atuution prid U> CoaveyHeavy drop, of ruin began suddenly that the point uf the tar nearest to Mis­ closed bv rebel ballerie. on tta Vu-ginb to palter upon tta water and die breeze Morl was but • few yards from the -pot Monkt 1 The traffic in drunkard's drink i. lucrative, and, some professing Chria- .horc. Itfot a veamd bound to this city freshened. The wind blow down the wtare tny bunt struck, and offered to nslluns (!)give it tbelr cheerful countenance has failed to reach her destination, nor !»• stream and my little craft tore along ai>l me to get tar fairly afloat again, and I have a license, -nd if 1 do not bring oue outward bound been stopped, Eve«j, nt h rapid rate; tta faun gathered -nd df-r of the fatal -tad. 1 accepted the these manifold evils upnn you, somebody day numbers have come up and gone flew; the black river swelled and tost offer, and together we shoved her into else will. 1 live in a land of liberty ! 1 down the river, and they have all ptatad and roared; and the rain soaked mo to tbs deep water. I took the helm whilst he EL WRIGHT, liave purchased the legal power to de the enemy’s gun. without a WM, bc:r.p .kin and half filled my l>oat, while tta drew aft'the sheet, aud by aid of an oar TTORNET and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. such M mulish the character and reputation, des­ kiiied or even wounded. Tta oohr acci­ lightning flushed with such blinding inten fto ledwtrd. m before, we managed to TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, troy tta health, shorten the lives, and dent which has occurred during the past ally that I seemed rushing ihtough the <clear the bar altogether. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISUt rintciiw luniiw A’““ — ----------By this time ruin the souls of those who choose to week. ba. been the oolli.ioo between tta cUim* cad money promptly remittee. Along shore, st the rein had creaed. and tta gale had be­ Infsrt.sTwythi.g in th* Grocery Uns, such * * mntetiding elements. •learner. Delaware and Planet, reeulfmg OAoa, with V. W. Ralph Em . Middles ills. will b. needed for fatnUV n»«. intervals, I besrd tbo barking of dugs come almost a calm. The lightning flashed honor mu with their custom. My drunkery is admirably located on in the low of the latter. Tta rebel, tar-, belonging to some lonely tarm. I now no more. The moon shone faintly and Inebriation Street, near Bowdy Alley, not fortified a point on tta river. They ■ stiard for the MUpvuri shore, and away tho stars were out, although dark msaaes DANIEL COOK, CU WHiaT ■KKETTillXB’ff and i. but a very short distance from the have a few gun., which are constantly USTICE OF THE PEACE. Qmni tart sad fluw tta little craft, careening to the blast. still swept athwart the heavens. gambling bell, the brothel, the jail, the shifted to •one new position, tad tta T.x Ar.m, will attend lo Ui. And (nnklsg Extract* Suddenly there was a strange sound The planter told me that tta same flash Insane As-ylum, the Stale prison, and debt..nd »n ether bu»ine«> pwUlringtoki.ofl.ee labor undergone to remove them fry *• in my care, h»w but distinct and threat­ which revealed ■evealtd bis bls presence tn to me, as m 1 d!ow , ' point to point, ba. been so far poorly dlows. . ening. The boat's keel was grating upon •htedjpi.o the'firn totlmatrnn of * Jt>toBiertinf lotox Seating liquor-of liquor, of all nil kind, kinds kept kept repaid, m they tav- not succreded ta mi'ne V.Mm.^Now'^e tad a fairer ehanee U A. HOLBROOK, gravel. The next instant she had .truck such as La­ interfering with our shipping ta. the leari. ” >T " ‘ _r- constantly on band hand for sale, cale,»ui-h u La nputi a sad-har. "TeftillR fly the sheet ot of viewing the v, ’T__I— Gin, Rum, Rral.iiv ta personal attractions of Beer. XX Wine, Brandy, RlHis features feature, were were taavy heavy /&c„ ,11 having Aleotal fur my mH -Itogclher 1 seized on oar and each other. PENS. PfiNCIUi. INKS. PAPER. KNsounded on boA side- and ahead, there' his lips thick and treacheruwa itMffiHutw looking. I1 their basis, ... __ __n but are well rectified ik.A.i.,1. through VKLOI’ES. CARDH. Ac., k*. was not depth enough to fl-mt in any di­' thought lodging by the imperfect survey arsenic, strychnine, vitriol, logwood, and An amusing scene occurred in tta camp J.M. RUSSELL. ' rrctlnn, I leaped 1hto the river and1 I wos able to make of them In tta Indis- sundry other drugs of a like character, «ofa Pennsylvania regiment two dsryill^t*.1 |H V8IC1AN and Surgeon. Office in Roaaell i MOST POPULAR shoved my boat -stem, ontil she ,w»s1 tlnct right shed by feeble moon and a few in order and to the end that the legitimate iOur trnope were engaged in a brisk sklrdear of tta bar. Again embarking' straggling stare. He seemed a man effects to be produced upon my victims ।m:.b with tta rebels In LewinsrHIa, jnrt JOHN ROBERTS, I endeavored to escape the dangerous1 whose veers might have been forty. Nearly opfaA ( bv and through the use of intoxicating ।stave tta Chain Bridge. ritual by coasting along Its uneven end on this side of the river. Gen. McWe were now within a few yards of !liquors as a mis-relled ' beverage" stall site, ■ t reacherou. Htremlty. This 1 was labor­ the shore. On a gentle rise from a low be t more rapid, sure and certain. । CaU's division were in camp, and the pay­ ing th achieve when a gust of whrd,»ldM sandy beach,stood tho house of the agent. a. P. CHERRY, My Drunkery la also one of tta spir­ master was counting cut his gold due tta h. by some whirling eddy, drove my little A few moments afterwards I beaetad the itual stations on tbe Great Central Rail­ troops for their service.. Vrord wsw re craft again lhun«p!ngon the sand bar. I boat; then jumping out, ran her talf-way road leading direct to the City of De received «f what was going on oTer tta “ flung myself on one of tta thwart-, al- out of the water, furled tta anil, bailed strudiun, via. tbe popular towns rf Vitia­ river. Tta men sprung to ttair arms 1 nwwt determined tu wait for tta light of out what little water remained In her, and ted Appetite, Physical Pollution, Moral anticipating an order to mart*. Tta morning, could bear bidding my companion farowell.approach­ Dcgredutiun, Ignorance, Vulgarity, Pro­ regiment among whom the money tad ... inorniuK. if it the slender craft w. . • ... _ "infii...a been distributed turned ttair tacks upon ed quickly tta dwelling. ffTrKXVP IMlE <DAS2I SO bmg the <heavy and■tram* fanity and crime­ 4/OlUCLftX^p in£ s ,, vd the destructive staseem•Good night," cried tta planter, “we ings sodtta destructive knocks snocsssne Pareels who wish their children to the paymaster and his treasure, as if it or Ready »tair» ®n,I* . B ta receiving nt. every ------- ■---will meet again before the next pight take passages on this great thoroughfare etfto Instant. 1 was busied In baling out the beat, nulls around. 1 have an amount to s«Ule early in life, are respectfully invited to wna ---- ---, । when a vivid flash of lightning reveetod, with your friend, tta Ataliuoni<t,' “d , visit tta tar of my Drunkery frequently lying on tta table; he dropped hi» pen said J. M. NBVINM, within a few feet of me, tta figure of a bo went bis way. . and bring their children with them—ttair rusW for the camp. leaving pen, pap-T, 1 sought tta agent, waa admitted into sons especially—in order that they may end gold to take care of themselves.— man standing in tta wrter, drenched and pallid,wbewe eyes with a filed glare.were the house, delivered my dispatches, and avail themselves of tbe afivantages -nd Another shouted, “Hold rm to mine till clMlBK MortaMe. by sdvwtiswnL ROBERTS k STRIKER. L-emingly bent on mine: and in an instant in a lialf au hour was In bed, buried in peculiar facilities which my bnr.room Ur morrow,” and darted front tta tent.—. deep slumber. 1 was roused from this furnishes fur the acquisition of a suitable Tta paymaster w'm hit alone with tta all was dirkww before. Tta sudden •ppearanee of thi- -bj-et; its attitude atata of happiness by the agent, urging and proper education, preparatory to gold, with time to contemplate tta curterect and rigid; the deadly R-tfor of ite mein the name of heaven to d less my­ their taking the down train. ». C. PRINDLE, cnvnteMwee, and tbe imnrobility of tta self instantly, as the bouse was surround Through tickets ren ta hnd at my bar AtxioATna. to an TcaxKD to Aococwr. eye. together with its spparret fl.ght cd by sccesaionista, swearing tutarn the for a few cents. Ticket office open at all I sprang from my hours, day and night. —A recent aultar mya tta time h not with the vanishing lightning, half justified roof over his head. couch, and he lead me to the window, and very far diaUnt when alligator- will ta me to deeming it tta water haunting gtaat Orders solicited. Twenty tnen at called upon lodiachnrge ttair obligation­ of some lost boatman whose body had there! beheld them. Diadolcs R.-Skllkr. DANIEL NTRlKER, least surrounded the hoase, all armed In -ociety. and that the bu.inee. of caichperished on tta bar. They tad An Intolerable feeling possessed me— with fowling pieces or rifles. Did you ever know an actor who ing them will aflbrd another ctanee for profitable li*h»try. Oil of a very fine n feeling of astnni-hment and horror, piled quantities of wood about the porch cwldn’t.act Macbeth T of tbe dwelling, and were evidently bent Did you over know an orator who was quality tan ta obtained from the alliga­ whM, -J«< tn ">« •“ tor., and it i« conaidered met va!—He ~m.rrf.nlghtn,.r.. 1 >» on burning it. No person IIvad here ex­ accustomed to public speaking? H. COOK, abmft. but my voice was nn "»font». ana cept the agent and-an Irishman, who acted Did you ever know a bottle of port for ecald., bum. .nd rheumatism. Ek> ccllcnt saddle, and taautifal boot- end I felt my flash creeping and my blood fro­ as servant, but who had gone over to Ills- that had not been six years in tattle I wn. Present!) I felt tta side of tbe boat nols, the day before and had not returned Did you ever know a yoong lady shoes hm e been made 6et uf their tanned riiiM. Their hard, white and pHwtad shaken by aome other reuse than ttat uf yrt. The agent said that our lives de­ without a scrap-book 1 tta waves, and the next Intent • tand pended upon our quitting the house and Did you ever know a baby that wasn t teeth mar be uaed fob ■ variety <w perH. N. SHELDON, escaping ttare and then. We acted up­ tta qnietret thing I- the world? noee«: while nnder tta fore fine there fo «H l.ta ,m my It — ~ 10VKTT TMUSVKM. ofc.i. tWCrert on ths suggestion al once, stole out by . . _ ___ _ __ r^unMini, muak These are questions fur the boldest r om; Irnt it. »mn«I “ .““"V* j! tta back way when all our assailants ...Id mar th.w.1 from my ««* inhabitant" to -newer.^ ix«n A. .WBBICV, were in front. Tta spent went with rifle my Um* It- A11 My skiff pROMXgnM with ttat emhmm. My ley WmxiI in hand; I with my ntiA<nr. S-carr or Coarurr.—Though some Maa. Lnroow.-Wf learn ttal Mm. hie hot. mt nmb. quire*1 "> l<,n»"’ offered lbs surest,chance of escape, as by dmes small evils, like fovtaWa tasects, with un unknown fear, but with a wildI a vigorous pulling w- might •<«»*• J* ieffilct pain, and a single hair may -top a President Unodneto coRNF-d ™ quahlyV ood the reach of their pieces. W e bad ing herself for tta mor. tai teato ostapfe vast machine, yet the chief secret uf torn rage against an unknown object. nrasiy g-taed the boat, whan a frightful “NVhuarey«m?”l muttered between my fart lies in not suffering trifles to vex one de. of her evalted atstion. Bta to ntata irtlh. ,'And what means this attack on। shout nroclaimed tta secessionists had •nd in prudently rellivaUng an under tpe ? Are you river thief or an escapedI drtectad uur sacape. >U»U gams tone growth of small pleasures, since very 1 diecuvered tta negro hunUng pl-tor. few great ones, -fas! -re let un loog maniac ?" , . .. The moly «re. .toluiimreatl. oe the> directly <» Trout of us, b v tta ride of the Mrto/my h*lfe*pu*md bar.trengl.dfre.. boat. H « hugh of fiendish exultation, as r he pointed tu the bouse now in fl-roe^: How Pasxb I. L»owTaD^-P«ristoI>«bL - wai .ut start by a bullet from the er’-l » rifl*whioh caused him to leap forward and IONIA, On High Prices, at the 5 his attack on me and the cause ot hW presence on the sired bar. . । “1 took you for a runaway nigger," be answered,Mand my host was swamped on tta ta-. and my companiou’a gone to—his body by thia time is Wf.way tq Caire. Ho was « man 1 hired to follow rite vartninL We were both together, and . had been dogging you abme time, when the breeze sprung up and we lost yon. “How did you strike tta sand tar F I asked. “ Why did you not make right ’ for the Illinois shore,when you suspected 1 me to hie a runaway F The follow s ' treacherous approach upon mo tad mode me suspicious of some design of further ill he contnmplatcd^nd I half doubted the 1 of the fogitivo negro. t 'story He replied that os I kept right down NO. 23. r «e^ * I �fotal art ^isitllantoas It a bavc « nto [widfL ____ Creeks hare raised a force of 1,000 men, and the Cherokees The AetioneZ Republican of this morn- borne guard 1,500 " iMQfr Witt AW» WTU.-A? semion uf tbe Board ri Bnpervimr riik -y&u commence oa the second Monday, TILE VERY LATEST' Frankfort, oct. 1. ■ iw the flag wirne to ba loweree didn’t! know, somebody1 hnd L^k«ir>• bo Wouldn’t be responsible tfi'c d'jvner oFthe building bad something tb'Av, &c.‘ ^S;iMGen. Pahie, very qui again put up that flag; if it comes down hfc£tf? .iprder by your hand or by any abqpt-you, I will immediately wnd a file afttcarpitb pyders to take you to Al the afternoon session of the Senate yeatcnlay, Senator Whitaker offered a resolution requesting John C. Breckin­ ridge and Lazarus W. 1’uwcll to resign their scats ns Senators in Congress, ss they du not represent the will of the pen pie of Kebtueky, andV they dorfot com ply, foe United States Senate is ’ respect fully .requested to Investigate their conduct.and if found to be in opposition to tiro Federal Govethhtent, that foey 'expel them from their seats. They were passed twenty to five'snd sent to the House, wtich adjourned without acting un them. This morning they came up ns unfinished bunineMof foe House, and a suspension oflhe rules to consider ft wns refused, forty to sixty. may expect the same lute. Good morfg,wy,r -It isuwedlew lq.add that the g vf the Union fowled gloriously oyer pjSt. .Francis; till ,sundown, when, as Wfil, patriotic bunds folded .it up.lor the Washixotox, QcL 1. Tbe following important letter, dated U. 8. Steaater Afmyare, Sept. 11 th, 1801. off foe mouth uf the Mississippi, was re­ ceived hero recently: ‘•The latest nows from New Orleans is that there is tfi'tteh aufferiug and distress (here. ' ‘ Placards were posted on the comers of the streets, a few nights agn. inscribed— ng the aftemi'on it became uecca- "Lincoln and Bread Dane and .their furt-hcr uan, that a team of Starvation P ibuuid be,shod; and the teamster There are great aporehensious of Fre­ «M sent to the .uearest blacksmith shop mont’s descent down the Mississippi river io.h»«;e >t done. The mulinb hero of tbe and if he comes, many are ready to jam sa<U swore roundly that he would pot him. •? ' ' Wl-a ««n>incQ.wr bammec.for mwxusuvi ihe^cnssrd Unculnilca,’ • blocknife of New Orleans is closed, Mri.-tMhwild O.H be dte-e »n hi. shop.— nnfl becoming draer and closers very day. The prnp-r. officer anon reported tbe facte . .^4 —11— —• — ——. ...II —X A J . GEN MAN8FIEIJ) TO COMMAND AT FORTporal and said.'“take a file <>f iwdse man Rftffl MONBOR go to tho blat knwut h; tell- him to shoe Washington, Oct. X tbpso.BMik-aal ouev, nnd to do it well. If It is true that Gen..Mansfield has been Urefosre, without fuither ordcra, take appointed to the command of. Fortress him tn Ah^.Ohio levee and shoot him.”— Monroe, but Gen Wool, whom be super­ sedes, has been assigned to no other comn’aod- ■ ,.;-x r., ready, for Luuisvillk, Oct. 6. A reliable iuformant from New Or­ leans says tbe Federal troops occupy Ship. Island, nod the Chandliers Island, and that they have lumber on ship Island sufficient to build accommodations for from 10,000 to 12,000 ttoopa. Our in­ formant the announcement of the capture of New Orleans premature, but says tho Fedvral forces can take New Orleans in the rear and silence thrir baUcrios. thus rendering it easy for tbe fleet to eome up tl>e river. • * Advices from Now Orleans to the 30lh ulu, say that the Governor of Louisiana has ordered all stores in tbe city dosed at 3 o’clock each afternoon, and that all TERRIBLE ALARM AT NEW ORLEANS. Iwh.1i Mai atiaot you. If the owner orders bw iny tyuqJimenta, with thp^syprMce lhat in'nii hi'iir'a titnc his hpipae wi|l be Uvej«d.to the ground, and ABOUT NEW ORLEANS. .. J ? \1 FtanTINU ON THE kanawba- compuhtb ROCT OF THE REBELS WITH HEAYTLOBK. tn attack from the federal forces xmsidered imminent. Confederates had plan led ColumIliads :tl Garrolloo, nine miles above New Orleans, and al English Turn baluy tbe city.’ 35*S,^ik»-*—। progressing rapidly at tb« County Trea­ surer’s oflioB. liters has been consider- able paying up, to stop sale^nd save tbe necessity of subaequent redemption; and Toornao Match.—We ore iofi'cmed that at the dose of the County Fair ex­ “sec small bills. est hlSrrftlbe Nnrth-wri quarter of the drah of Sheriff Everts; tM« we chronicle tbe death of Mrs. Everts, who bade adieu to earthly acenes on Sat­ urday last, and followed ber husband to their KMM rest. LADD. Nxw Goons.—We observe that our meh-hauta arc flow receiving their supply of fall and winter goods'. Tho pressure PROBATE P^DKB. of tbe war docs noL entirely suspend bus*. nose; and we aro glad to see th it our merclnnts are determined to do their New Advertisements. rsosiscOrriCx. Rasbncs, full share of it. NcwsrAFM CruKons.—Tho I’aniurtn Ceuwty Tritac, is tbe name of a new paper, started at Decatar, Van Buren County, by C. P. Swarr. Hither a squally lime to embark in the publishing liMru. business, friondlSwest. (.Wrrr, >i A new paper, to be called ilha .Ifoson Union Herald, is about being started al Albion, in this State, published by M. V. BoWirWoo. Prindle. J«ri8i/rf P»Uta. “fori •» fay - tbte riurt for Probate, Bkktlbt. We omitted to notice a change that took place several weeks ago. in the pro- prietorablp of the Michigan Farmer. W. M. Dorr succeeds R. F. Johnstone as editor and proprietor. Mr. Griswold vf the Lansing Journal, givee place to 8. L. KiLsoeaxK. of Lan- MXf Perhaps we ought to make some apologies this week, but we don’t feel like it, and besides. It wrnj’d be a useless th* •■ItepuWKa.n Ustnrr. a irw*p»p»r printed UasIteC*. M^MNOUitegtessMi sooutt ofU»r Am .l. r..u - ... waste of Gate. ding tbe broriaa te tbs pr»a»'»e«. SHERMAN C. PIUNDLE. asked Mr. Lincoln if be had seen ascertain editorial article in tbo Now York morn ing ------- . “No," replied old Abe, “1 dare not open that paper. I’d like now and then to see Its editorials, for tbe fun of tbo thing, but if I do I am aur$ m get seduced into reading its Washington dis patches, awl then iny tfaep it gone for one MORTGAGE SALp. • LATEST FROM MISSOURI- A special to tha St. Louis 2>rmorr«/ says “Little doubt is entertained here that Price is on Ins way south with the mam body of his army , the force reported ,tn be making demonstrations near Seda­ lia and Georgetown being merely a de­ tachment for the purpose of keeping our advance engaged. The last beard from Price’s advance •guard was at Clin tun, Henry County. It is supposed that Price will push, on to the A rkanaas line. Gen. Fremont will follow him closely and give him battle wherever be can find him. Y. Saw of Friday claims to have rulia ble private information that fitly cr sixty tbotmtnd men have disappeared mysteri­ ously riooe Tuesday, from various divis­ ions near Wsshiugum^nd that regiments ostensibly sent to Washington are now quietly switched off at Baltimore for Western Virginia. It also understands from good authority, that the army of tha Potomac Ija 260,000 strong. j: A Ixmdna letter to the New York Comnureial Adotrlioer aays: “Of one thing you may be certain, namely, that all tbe T>C8LIC NOTICE » reports and assertions nut forth either in JL fcUowfw d*.crib« Northern or Southern Township No FROM FORTRESS MONRO E. Fowte-s Moxsoe Oct. 6. Tbe Spaulding euBed for Hatteras In­ let with five 'hundred troope. Gen. Wool returned to Old Print this morning, and w ill probably remain. Gch. Mansfield goes to Hatteras Inlet 1n the Spalding to assume chief com­ mand. CommiMAry Jno. Clark, late editor of the Boston Courier, was on the propeller Fanny, but left with the first load of stores, and thus escaped being made prisoner._______ _ _ _ trcncbinerrtk sl Lewiwbwgh, twenty-nine s U.ta w^trKnt. >«. hibition, on Friday, there wiH be ting match, bait mile hosts, best three in ' tbo celebrated. Give. For the of num trotters, and tbe particulars of the race, inglo, arranging for hia new brigade.— Tbe prospect for ealtatmenta in New Eng. Cwcixxsn, Oct. 3. lend la very good,and tbe General expeote The Kanawha correspondent of the to be able to join one ol tbe autumnal Commercial, of this «ty, says that five coast expeditions, and probably winter companies uf the 1st Kentucky regiment, at Charleston or nt Mobile, I uur com panics uf the 34th Ohio regiment nnd one company of foe 5th Virgitfia reg. imettt, under UcuL Cui. Enyart, surroun­ ded and attacked the rebels at Chapman­ thing connected-with it. A Captain was villa, and after a .isoitawflogoincnl, compiotely routefl them, killing sixty and MIHiael Price, one of the first advo­ taking seventy prisoners. The rebels, in escaping, were iutercspted. by Col. Piatt, cates ofsecession in Virginia, and recently Peins. “MyMasri'1 said tho Genenl. who killed..forty, and Book a large num­ In the army opposed to our forces under Gen. Roaeerana, has become disgusted ber of priaoners. This blow is conridcred tbo Gnifoing with the cause and returned to his -home He controlled and use for tiro rebels, iu Kannwaha Valley, near Harper’s Ferry. west and south of.Charleatun. Au im­ exercised great influence in getting the portant rumor has also reached Cinciuuati State out of the Union, but has become by tho Kanawhweteamcr from Chorierton convinced the Confederacy can’t Hand.— to the effect foal a battle was going on at Be now wishes his Union friends tx» inter­ Sewell’a Meumain, between- tbe National cede for his return to loyalty. On Thurs­ force under Gen. Cux stfo lbe rebels sn- day be dfoed at the bouse of an old friend dw Floyd and Wise, ta wWcb foe rebels Iand remarked that the rebels might were bring driven bsek upon their tn- well Sgbt agtinst the derit or the Nor f ens more illustralioD.— ling rich men of tbe place m foe idea have be«> quite 1’rUt’ M N M strong, Crossed the rivdr last, Saturday, and, when about .six miles from; Lexing­ ton, they tnel some Federal f holds the following language: ' We hone and believe foal the rumor­ she.hMJobg .delighted to honor, and a ed removal ufGen. Fremont is wholly iwtriot u«d la -stetcaman ia lost tu foe without foundation. If foo quewltah lies battle ensued. Little la known of the between1 Ms' removal and that of ' Mr. affair other than that Harris wn« driven c«l«wtry< -• M.untgnmery Blair, then by all means back with low of trnmiportation train and lei Mr. Blnii out in the Md. It equipage. Harris reached tho river about ■G^ftL'Painh, who was'ar Paducah, Ky._ iy wmpsrativriy of Vut little' moment U> midnight, closly.followed .by Sturgis, and hninedlaiely began to transport hia men 1 people whether he stays In office or time, i4 pne o|^ ftrnse subdrflln the not; while tiro removal of Fremont would across the ferry tyats under n galling firp bo felt from one end of the country to tbo of federal musketry. Many rebels swam the .river. Io their Iwrsrill “^sasprsntc. the .rclx.4s of hen- other. We thhrk the President will liesAlthough we like Ms style, we State before biking this step, aa nothing impatience to get across, and spread ex­ aggerated reports of Sturois’ strength that it is of th.-.*, character which would have soeh ti tmidency to chill the patriousm of-tbo great Northwest, that through the city. One ferry boat is has generally .met a ifo rebuke, ever since clow s to-dav like a fiery furnace seven reported sunk, and . a large number of tbe bespsning of tbe war. If Gen, Us infl times heated* and wbosu sons are pouring rebels are said to have been killed and to eeeapc reprimand, we forth from her bosom’ at the coll ri their wounded. Ou Sunday evening Price began to #n indication of n chnngs country, like a stream of molten lava evacuate the town, and troupe better. .'Briow we give from tho blazing depths of n volcano. slantly departing until 5 o’clock Monday a,few iacidcala, showing his manner of evening. When the lost regiment left. Captain Westing ehe-rcbeb. of Kentucky. Read beard some rebels as Paducah wks fairly occupied going to Baker’s Hill, commanding slii n^iL*t«irihg Gen JPalno In caifieminence eight inifea south-west of Lex j^iirobd. to Cairo. When the ington, fortify it nnd mske a stand .there. .'spp roach rd, flags were GEN. FREMONT AT JJTTERSON CIT Y They seemed to think Fremont and Siegel 1r Qjfifli-ent p Jcffcraon Grey. Oct. 1. re approaching with 40,000 not quite all of whiih. were at once Mrs. Fremont arrived here Irem St. Rued says Maj. Sevier. Provost Mar­ down qh the lending of the'Vroops. Louis this afternoon, aiid was received at shal of Lexington, fold him op Friday rotjrse o( an hour, Gen Paine Iseut the depot by thn General and staff and a last, that 40,000 rations were issued un cyupui jjis vuptams to the St.Francis, detachment of sixty of his body guard, that day. fog principal hotel., with a sinalliquad bf escorted to the camp. Gan. Frcnjont r« Sturgis had not crossed the river up to men id hqist tije sjars nnd xtripe*. whore ceives nuhreroun vlaitura daily who de­ Monday night, arid nothing definite was but a shprt lipfejtrcripujjbc ralue srtnko sire hiiit to send a regiment tu thia place known regarding his strength. ensign o.ClljpJxJSI^lmd^tUd. ’ few ‘ A and that U> protect, the (InoIn meft’s prop­ derided, wuras from the Captain settled erty. bushe is obliged to disnppoiut all TOO coon TO HE THUE tMTiWections vflhn ! ridlord. but a mdre is determined to MH MiUM met him' I.,... Iti the -----------hall,, In send out no more small bodies of troops Tho city is much excited to dny by . i-f;iWOmnn, wf;will) revolver to be surrounded and taken priaoners.— throe rurtwwa, which are deemed apoebryib’Mndj ftt^i many l-iucr tnnnts, forbid He Is gohig tosuiko altogetimr this time. the upward advprioe o? the pafty: After When Price nnd the main rebel army is ptrfeylhg a’ diomebt, the Captain told the a.inlhihtted, be will then ree to the prov^hn decidedly that be would ”have no Breckenridge and the arrest of Humphry leetion of every Union man in the Stale. liarshal. The first came by way of Sl ntauFriT withcrinoline, bet the flag. must go Uri/ndjfn woman chose &» throw herFROM. KENTUCKY. ^lf in jba'way, on her own bend be the part ef valor, she stepped Canrehi qnledy unfurled the floilSbjufoefof liberty. ' Nobody wits guard it, and in an hour afterward ^e1 flkff mysterioWidy dropped to the Toot drAanan’suff. Observing it, Gen Paine dow n to the door of the St. I,.calling for the proprietor, □aU£ ’ U K onl. that candid and consist­ ent, journal, the Zanriny Rejnbliain, on the Mth of October, inaL m rived, and ctafirins the evacuation of that place.by Price’s army/ . Genera) Hari-is’ division’ six thousand thought we had got him, be wseel I coMiag telav- ■ SAMUEL 8. LACEY, Cooiatiseioner. 5}rf.>?w..x i« : ILZ. rt U er came. By |his Michigan |«mc on« M'lwO Cell,. rd to fbo rumored removal i Which saW ^STINGS TANNERY! PHORATE OBDER. ril? B getting better, smtil, suddenly, tbe (1., 1 liudlth for sctneltirife but was Bup-poerd . ' With Mid Costt, *M» Cmortr Cdci*.—A vene at the Court House in this village, Furnish Leather, at the Usual lUu- CesteaWottAMo J Qreen Oak, Saliirda^ last. Veen ailflct ing. from Hi ttliiUte KjnwiKr& lbwcQAM died of tbe OK wpoiJtoTWi-i-nMB W»owGen Wool, acecm pan led here of Ida niff. ♦— ifBind .-.T-t ni i ■/’■•jA. C< mr-rr.-'ri .s ■'Smmot C>pt.: Reed «f tiro Lexington Home Guards find "lifterwards <>f Col. White’s �—■ AWr- .IDV/C* FHM. • -.-tj s, Vtor-Tcfk. Bene vlocnt Infirmary SPUING & SUMMER - yt« f -.dt?- SOOTJHNG SYRUP, REFORM. ' <*■ A scALe-tttes somswbres fa ten »■dy.awf sb- ESTABLISHED ISM, GOODS. >—■»■!A x»ar«n< debility, heart .4 ague, rrcONHnpavion. WE ARE NOW -ilk o». <4 ON HAND ike LARGEST uul BEST Aanonmeuta of J** -T—frg™ years oM, DRY GOODS ever Oism or nf whatever nature. Our object will be to give Joy to tha afflicted by effecting In al) esses a speedy cure. Onr rale fa to charge nothing for edvica and written preecHptions; but will furalab when requeoted the very beat medicines at the lowest 11 not enlv reliovee tbe child from pain, but in* rates . rlgorutoa the stomach and bowela, cornets aesdThese medicinei are prepared in ocs ows lab- ily, sod gives tone and energy to the whole sys­ nsTosv, under tbe care of able Cbeiniata. aad are tem. It will almost instaatly relieve tbe most reliable,known to science, including all Griping hi tho Bowels and Wind Cholic, tbe recent discoveries. • ' ' To all addrmaing by letter, obtaining fall ac eoontofaymptoma and api-varaucea of disease, aae. occupabon. tic, st will write a candid re Come arid Stfe we hvAe Just Keceiv to furnishing medicines to the poor. In nil caeca medicines ean ba seat by mail or express if de­ sired. rte,.d tor one or mors of oar works and judge far yversriws. Also pnbltsbed at (be infirmary, to aid these ° THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, Cenlaininrtdinpie rumedlee Matty obtained for tbo cure of Disease U all it* forma, with full ex­ planations uf tho causes, symptoms, diet, bathing and exercise. Price 50 cents. dj tjMer-tobaln the afflicted a Cordial and Blood Renovator rill Stand upnn its own merits Vial to satisfy tbe most inetfarinr qualities. The Prof, tt Lw his uew addition to meditf«r our readers to bls edrer- Principal Office, IJ Cedar 8t., N. 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WDT8 & SUDiBS, For those who rwb to gel well from that aw­ ful diaesae, a full deacripiiwu of all the remedies U»od foi If with a careful sUtmient of the lesulta, and other uaelul information, !‘r*t 10 cents Tbe infonnotum is not to be found id-any works noiiUTixnxorr. frame is liable. Tbo fall..*ing are aniong^the ^distreaaing van- 1 TBEETABLE LIFE MEDICIXES ERY.SALOON Are well known to be infallible. DYRPKPRIA.by thoroughly elceneing the first and oerond Monmclia. and creating a fas of pore and healthy bile, instead of the stela and acrid kind; FLATULENCY. J-os or ArrsvrvW Hsaanw. HuAMCaa, lireruasasse. III Tsarsa AsreievT. Uireoca. and Mm^scuour, whieb are general symptomsuf Dyspepsia, will vanish, as . natural M0IMMOM of cure. CORTJYEWEM, by cleansing the whole length of tbe ititreUurs with a solvent procraa. and witbout riolaoee: >41 violent MMt tanve tbe bomteooctave wUtuu two days. U1 FEY EKS o< ell kinds, by reataMfUte blood HetT.ck'x KM strength nine PUdcrs, enrf in five boors, pains, and sreakiwaa »T the breast, aida and back, and Rheumatic comphunu tn an equally short period of time. , Spread on beauUffil’irMt/taaib tkte. thHr ute sntyactf tbe wsarvu to . BO inoonrentebc^ and caih <M will wear from cm week to three luuulb* Price 1SJ* fants. •,-■■' ’ •' • ■ ' Herrick's Huger Coated Pills and Kid Strength. ening Plasters are sold bv Drucgists and Her Wears convinced that there are many parenta chants, in nil parts of the Cm ted Rlatee. Canadas, fscrofuloaa^oiuuaiptiro. and diseased condition and South America, sod may bo obtained by call > whom a numerous offkpriug only brings ac®ar- ing for them by their fall uioc. Jy>* DR. L-R. HERRICK A Co.. ig and poverty. To soch we would aay write, Albany. N. Y. sd we will send you information of a sure, well :slcd, and never-falling Pasrasviv*. Wc wru. «m rasa, to ny one applying for it, THR JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REF»RM. JOHNS &CROSLEY, It fa a larre and beautiful paper, and contains the iwost valuable lafunnalmn on Srera-.etorbee. or bemhtol Weakness. The eaure. HOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED eiecu and cure, showing tbe awful effects vf the WUTTA PEBCHA dtoSrii other disease of the Sexual Ornu, a CEMENT ROOFING, fall explanation nf tbe origin of fcypbBi*. the means of prevention and cure. On Casiaumptiun. that faarfnl disease.. On the Liver. Heart, Snouaob and Skin, Wann Masis at SB Honrs! ■ «MeH#Vwk i TEA 0(1 ‘rorFEE. CHICKENS. Artumiwort BAR>Oe. . t-L r—and Lemonade. DRY GOODS! FOR SALE! I TT IS Fl'ltTAintWATER WOO’ A well ackeied stpek at It can be applied to nw and ou> Boors of all •CUHVEY. ULCERS. and INVETERATE SORES. bv a perf-et porit. which throe LIFE MEDlCUnSgrte to the blood.andall the humors. •COHBlrriC ERUPTIONS and BAD CASH COMPLEXION* ----- - - ---- ----- - -Ki U^oftoZ “'.ttefor • vary Uma. wR! wr.-TAGT snreu. »> . M “NO Stacks of Do not ask for anyth Ing but indcbtaiLby |{<4e or Account will pleaeo “no heat is required.” CalLand. Settle The" uWfria/t art put un ready for utt. and for tiipjriny to allpartt of the country. wiA fitU printed dirttiitnu for Crayon Ambn-type; Vicnette Ambro­ type; Md«ine<iiy'pe; Sphcreotvpe; Miri-or Ambnrtypty; NeiDsgraphic, Pcnrl Ambrotype; Omamentid Anibrotypep Impend Am- . brotype; Unitevr> Am­ brotype; DouUu Ambrotype PBODTTCX HOW.” SKSrt?tft.ri.W’i’L# "i Cold oh bu.mr warm weather < Office its New Tort 151 Chembers Street These materials have been thoroughly tested In Office io Willismsburgh, Houlh Btb and Mb 8t CorrespoodMds win pleas* •«><»?, *»• or New York and all parts of ths Southern and Westthree sismpa far return postage, and address our era Htaies, and we can giro abundant proof of all wo claim in their farw. w u. Wmteni eoantry. there Medidmts wfll bs found They are readily applied by ordmrry laborers, s sate, epoody and errtalu remedy. Other modi at alnflirg sxpena. bo cured br one dose.or by two in the worst cates- Ca—Naavocs IFcmlitt, Nsavors CoarxaiNTn of all kinds, I'ALrirsTiox or rtts Haarr, Farms'll OB These long credits wu can't go GUTTA FEBOHA CEMENT, And many other Uiinga. 3®<n «>■«»• , This Journal should be in tbe hands of every ’ifaswtftwi tw&'iss.Lw.m ‘THiiftTtfrSale! AND The cheapest and mont datable RooiBng mt 11.1 ilieaint in the clearnma of tha akin.— <,7 jUe-LL.M.D..A.M,Chfai Pkrjlcteu. 8. Bo.rd wiS* aJSlJGd b, Ik. S.J or H c3>m/n COUMaod 1NFLUR5EA will always 8. Noams, Burgeon. Dr. J. Borts. Chemist u. rev L-dr. I IbtojpsrM «’ »«■» '*• z"" » G if HAlttAVkRE °rin«z^6» dKM, will ■ nitlicd on uppltoatiou ty uu»U ar m.ptreon I t lew of THEM HARD TIMES we are selling at our /^rindiMU Ofiu and Warchouet. Sti-rUo 78 WILLIAM STREET, OUR GOODS . (Comer of Ube.rtf Ptrost.) MEW YORK. Jol3-ly JOHN! A CROA LET. AoRsre, Wantm !—T*rm Deoosced friends copied se good “fwS go at any time Md W »’**»• *• CamlIJ 8® AtHEJSa Unusually' Low ! CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND, Low-Pressure System Aho, Two Dwelling Ssuns, Wi» tj, MUtanH, ecrktriM ri-ot'k *. so'^nu.n«» usid ror - . POTATO® fee. ■ ■’ » Alwmws ma kMndstt -- ■ j In the VUlsgs c< IT “ ' .A. ", -K C.RAWLEP8. RsMteflg ImKAML. nil. —nm» ri *---------------■pow* Std, Is£ ROTOfTO & STRUEJL TH ASKi I JI R. J. GRANT. (Mi •»£ w*-” HutiRfo, Dec. W. ling - �BLOOD PERU BLOOD HUS Jtfftf. oa auDAcjea scwaiumtN ^yaO1 w । y DB. J. BOVEE DfidM’ ialWia* Rittmal! the Huron, are *b*olatel^ aeeavfeitil 7 That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have been proved by analpie to CO5TA1K 50 MINERAL. That they cure the almoet untvmat complaint, XSS.&5a* they reviri'yii-.-m’lti BEWARE OF CUVXTERFB1T8! Hy^dlt^Iimfrllve efgiiinrer of Henry d‘ WE who have laaguiabel lor year* la belt nena asd drupe— pldity under th all eexual die J dial and gtuOy recruit BHATTERED C058TITUTI0XF, HVA^ J.U8T RECEIVED BM by Droggbta and all other Dealer* ta Med (A tot will be iu>t by saad prepaid on receipt * PRICK 20 CENTS. ;r THEBE bittebh ■ • will not Whir Cure, Ht Fcwvtart and in thi* reepect are doubly vate*b pevauMwhomay *a*lbom. F*c,, e, RICK FEMALES, DIRECT FROM INCIPIENT CWNlUXmON. Dr. D»<>' I'elekarM WlM *M*m axx tDisnaaiiidaan i however thev mar have been trifled with aud abused , that their direct tendency i« to kngUion life, and render it enjoyable. That, operating di­ rectly vpoW tbe petee* O'diomw mi VA« iLod, they CAUSE bOOX TO HEAL, ‘rtpi^dU-OWIBC KkDOXHKMKNTS OF and diacharg* from the »y>te«n. every taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otberwi**. That iber RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. and tbereia nodixreisef tbeHtMweUaadlhoreli the liver, the aervoue ayatem, the akin, gtenda or “ ABIS1SG FROM IMPURITIES OR 0BSTRUCT10X3 OF THE BLOOD SPALDING’S CEPHALIC pills, while the above irregulariti-.-e contiaa*. SPEEDY AND SURE CUBE ipTHpf/HElR REACH. owv ir?«6afo? Jy Jfr. Staub- 4 Maw f'vtovu.JI; yuan, fl. V IJ till i«l. M. D. RheamaUeia, Goal, Urar Cwmplstai. Thon pate the dreadful period with perfect ease and Lfotv. DUre .. su .urfuAv eteu it, tii, ti+dial i, ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endoraed by tbe oU^NeUi—firit. TraJifM-n! Andtoyonwe cxpetieuceof thooMudauflivingwitnrwca whs. appeal to detect the illncas or decirne cot only of in letter*. affidavit., medical works, and by word «our daugiitcra uaiil. M be too late, bat alao rnr of mouth. proclaim them to be the very beat prep­ >ooaandh<ub<odi. forwhiletiM fbnneT. from Mm aration ofthc kind ever offered to the brokeadown delicacy, often co«e down to a premature grave victim* of 111 health. They bunt dteeaae through for you tbrr rd path cnttl I our on l.-'erraxir, JAMES KlikNEDT- M*^fts*te4k ei’ifi Bartford.Pi., Feb, 5, IWL &riZZ45.?S frvm tknu. ’ • ■ . - ' Yonra, mpeetftillr, • ' LARY AX5 BTOIKHOUBE. STOOD TBE TEST OF TEARS. A NEW ARTICLE. And grow* more and more Pap­ Dr. Hoback’. ItMMeh Bitter*. ular every day!............. : Spruce Oreek, Huntington Co., P., I J«auary IB, R.-IBSI. | H. C, brai.nr.io. A new and delightToI Slomachieaad Cordial for giving Ion* to tbs Stomach, and for tha preven­ tion e? billion* eempteinto incident to the Westcwratry Try it. : AV* prepared by an ewiiuont an<|kiltMHyM Jot the lari twmty-flr, year*. J The pre&i, And tevti toonide, new. and almost withost *■» Lefon pureha«l*< tteesdwtevw right to Me bet might be given frets ladle, and rntea Bitter*. Lad them teated by Iws fl&tfatekl la all grade* of eocfere. wh*a* w*RM urttmowv mroe euuid remst, that Prof Vwf, Hate tote- mevlical practitioner*, wire prawouM* >■ atreo w.II restore tfmbold and grey Mir, aad pre­ valuable remedy for diasaae. Although tbe madical mon of th* oaanfey. , ** ’”,lh ** 6‘d *■ *:i““ jn flauor ft u vsyencr toali o\har Bluer*. Try ., «- u“4!rCrrt>-2f*u-Dfc «• !»«• The formate of three Biitore. now (ISSl) th. •ale property of Dr. Robaek. ertgmated with one of theu'deataad moat eminent Medical Pracli- overtWeoir veara a.-r. r..x.A I.. * -ra.i i . tioaenof th* Weat. and it » directly predicated upon th. waste of Western people. Three Bitter* derive their anmulu. from tbe powerful tonic natoro *f tbe root* and keebo of which Muy «• wompewed, and aa they are. by al­ laying unoauital-cravinga of the atomacb.directly promotiv* of TEMPERANCE, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, DR. J. BOYEE DOW Imperial Wine Ktaom ?** °*jl*< amt^itod wtte « tbe preaeat proprietor believre that in making them widely known the public welfare i* vubjwr- 11 will aoon be for tale bv all of Dr. RobacVa numctcua Agent* and at HMalB.hr., the country •ver. In the r ep Ume, order* Will be filled di­ rect from Cincinnati in any quantity, at the low eM rate*. It ie put up in Quart Bottle., and eoeurrfy peeked in one dueen -a»c« Haif dot eampte caaea wiJL however, bo packed and cent to any addreat if dvoired. Retail Price Sl per Bottle, or aix for *5. AND FOR SALE! ! Cephalic PUt. ■ SUTUIrt Z-om Mr Zvmerrc. .ft. FAMILY Jfmn. .efl GROCERIES Very tow ter GROCERY, SALOON. CASH OB PRODUCE may bars term.in caac of an attack. ,Tk Tie** tea? endite me ainlg*' ••TSTO HOW.” puVSSTat: SJSOrAX-—- Do not aak for anything but fattst!##1 Ready SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! fate, aaUi. fortanemiy. u y,, Pay. Tha nubscriber is now prepared to sell SPAUMNG-S PREPARED GLUE! W. intend to keep oar Stock FAMILY GROCERIES SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE I FULL AND COMPLETE. As low a* the lowest, /hr Cash or ready pay ody. ECOKf Groce ries! ! CoMUtint fa portr of. Warm Meals at AH Soon! ~ TEA OR OOEF'feE, Cruahed, Powdered desired- , CHICKENS, g»r»Mofanes and Syrups* Green and Black Tea*.. PICKLED TONGUE. BARDINES, Ac. Also, loo Cream and Lemonade. Board will be fiirnlabcd by tho day or *nu ®® west pwpto from goiag to Battle Creak A'DIBBR ■' ' CHOICE OAK OPENING LAND. Aid, Stef,, W Jn> Mn , 'A fi002> 2ABH41N,'' or “CT.K'ilK • SflAFA* Just call al tfc aiftn of the Barber Pole mnAnreartofH.A.GoUyssr’s HmJ • ware wtore. ' • 1 Jan imi. ».». iintt. . BENTON HOUSE. .. c . *“’• ‘““ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-10-16.pdf c327f9366199279adab064f8383a93ec PDF Text Text Cbt REPUBLICAN BANNER 4T BAMTtWM, SI OO XKT AJD^T-AJWCnB. “'“ VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1861. iffirru a srssaws. ! Buiitu Original B«rtrj NO. 24. €l;oiu ^isttlLiw. \V hat a horrid death that rHIain tussat vorably upon ita owner. The woman’s Th* Kysterioua Widow. E. _ Muniucr ol 1814 the Brit­ went to the taffrail “He belong* fc> the anme gang that’s ish not only laid claim to all that portion been robbiif and herein’ the poor Cdk^ of the District of Maine Iving east of the she came hack to the binnacle again. Pehblieod, bill Admiral 6i itfrth, and Sir ‘•IM out nr you’ll gibe the boom,** uttered the pawngrr. “Yea,** said tbe Commodors, with a Carter started and found that the main nervims twitch of the muades about tbe anil was ‘hnsring. He gave thr helm a mouth. couple sDokes a port, and then cast hia eye again upon the woman, whose fra ■cot river. Shortly before the arrival of turea were lighted by tbe binnacle lamp. “Tank’e ma'am, said Dsn. "Ha. hold the English aquadr.«. C-.rumodorc Sain. In the rm-ining when Tucker cam* on on—why, bless my soul, there's a big deck, Seguin was in sight upon the star­ scot Bay to protect the American coasters spider right on your hair. No—nut there hoard how, hut when ho looked for the and while the British sailed up Castine, n„e-I’ll-ugh r J. SHAWT JACOB FERRIS, monoam. 1 WAR! wll.HTIAN On High Prices, at the Thia last ejaculation Dan made ns he seemed tn pull something from the wo­ man's hair, which he threw on the deck "I’m aurr’ldon't know where bs is.Com­ and armed and well manned; and that she with the “wy*" above mentioned. modore. Perhapt he’s jumped overboard. Shortly after the passenger went below carried the true Yankee "grit" npon her The old commodore looked sternly in decks the enemy had received, for them. and rrc long Tucker came on deck. Carter** eyes, and lie saw a twinkle of •■Comm<•dore," said Carter, with a re­ Mtiafiiction glrsmiug there. Ila besitsciugof the 2Sth of August. a messenger markable degree of eanieaines in bis man varmiduwn from Belfast with the intelli­ nrr, “i« the '••man turned in T” muttered to himself: “1 rather ihink s.%” Mid Tucker, b««kgence that the British frigate was coming “Well, well—I can't blame them. If from Caatine. Tucker knew that the the munlenrua villain'* e>>ne to hisdralh British feared him, and also that Sir J*4in Carter I Why man alive, you’re two ---------Sherurvkr tu»d offered a large amonnt lor points i-------•'---------1 Mid the man. my n>»ble crew were now all in the ucesn's his capture. bringing tbe beiin smartly a port. "But, say, didn’t ye notice anything peculiar about that <4d ’«man 1” Dlsceverr ofa New Cod Depot. be lay at TboinMton. HAST. DiG8 DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &. Striker. M/uagaod willing am are tumid; JLNT B1XUVED I X CALEBS in dreg*, mvdichrea. patent ■ IJ eiuM. pointo. oils. torpvutiaa. bnentaff CAIKHL -Bb.i ____________________ most complete a»«wtii*< t>i DRUG* ANO N1KDICINIINB, M^Chemlrn!*, PnlMla, Olla, Ca HL Burning Fluid, inter. off; but he hastened to have every thine prepared to get her off ns won ns pooaiblr for hr hud uo desire to meet the frigate. TURPENTINE AND ALfXMKH IWEEXKl « ALLCT HT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURFOfflK.ONLY.JK GROCERIES! . W. Ralph E*q., MiddU.il!., DAMIEL COOK, .. HOLBROOK J. ■. RUMSELL. HYSICTAN and ftargeoa. OEce JOHN ROBERT*, CHEESY, OTART PUBLIC and CssvRvaarer. Utnou m<u are daily falling Uutl. blued < tjouiberu land*; iren rou», cvtai iire pamui* airugiiag.- METIN®. DANIEL MTEIKEB, -4 NMare PwW«. U. N. MHELDON, ■WEEZEY “Pshaw ! yon are as scared a. a child a grave yard.” “Nut a biu Just hark a bit.’ That The Commodore pronounced the vulgar name of hta aaianic majority, in the moat emphatic maimer. “It’s the truth. C>mrn<>d»re. I can swear face. By Bam Hyde, if 'twasentas rough Persons unacquainted with the natural history uf fish, have been greatly seton, tslied by accounts given in uie daily news> called a new cod depot. Tbe story of the finding of tbi« new fi-hing bwnk is very sttoplu. In tha course of last june, the captain ofa Loudon cal sniark bad in rain tried lo Uftain a Cargo of fish at the ones plentiful fishing sistbms uf lhe Faroe Is­ land*. After persevering for six weeks, he was c-xnpellrd to leave the place drern and instead of peered tug to try hia for­ tune at Leland with the rest of tbe cud fleet, be made fi>r lire Orkney Islands, In enupnnv with a Gravesend smack, In or­ der tn prepare for a campaign at a place relied RoAnil. sitimtcd alsoit threw bun­ dled and sixty miles west By south of lhe Orkney*. Tbe capoln’s reasons fi>r going there fft.se fnnii a conversation he had Mine fifteen year* ago with tbe mate uf an Irish ship. They had been msa* mates together on Ism rd of a man of-war and up-hi the captain Informing his old fiieud that Im wn» In charge of a dxl told me l*d let tbe boom gibe if I didn't sail from here!*' ‘\S s sail right off, soon aa possible, look out. I knowed there wasn’t n» *oTEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER. mnn there, nn. so I tried her. Call somedam.** PRUNES. FIGS. RAHIMS. CODFISH; ’Oh, then I know you will be kind to b«dv to the wheel, and let’s go and look at the c-ffiu." My p<s»r huaiMnd died yusteribiy, and The Commodore was wonder struck Shill th. mightj labnr bnildtd, by w hat be had beard, but with that calm nraianKir yxnxunrxBir presence of miud which made him what he waa, be set coolly to thinking. In a ltd ChUm Extracts. ‘But, my gud woman, I shan’t go b> few minutes he called one of hia men alt to relieve Carter, and then he went down iseasscU.’’ Nort^Bea to .apturec «•— the NotthSew ‘•If you only land me at tbe mouth of into the cabin to !<*>k after hia pnwnger. t 8b<-pscoL I will u*k no more. I can Tbe laUrr b.id turned in and seemed to easily tiiid a •mat there tn take me up.” die atHiring. Tucker retunled, and look Iri-hman. “yon don’t know where to eateh owl, you don't; go to Bockall.where there “Where is the body F asked Tucker, Carter one aide. PENS, PENCILS. INKB. PAPER. EN­ ‘•In tbe wagon,' returned ibe lady, at “No noise now; follow me as though is a lunik eighty miles In length, swarmVELOPES. CARL*. Ac-. Ae. nothing bod fiappcned.’* hecalmed there, and caught cod as big aa ’Sartin,' said Dan. alia* I to wipe away the gathering tenrs. donkeys and as plenty a* blackberries <" MOST POPULAR “I have a Mini of money with tnc, air. and Tbe two appilurched the main hatch,and Thia wa* great news. If it, were true; you aha11 be paid frr your trouble.” li4*t<H>pcd to raise it, when his hand ••Tut, tut. woman; il I accommodate touched a small ball Ibat seemed to have nnd duit the news waa aa nearly true as. . ... i n could ressonsbly be expected there Is the pinned up under the after break of the best authority for Iwlievlng. Tbe kind hearted old C-’mmodore was hatch. On the 2d of last Julv^ir two vessels “ll'a a ball of twine,’, said Dsn. not the man lorefuse a lav«>r, and though nailed from North l*le*,^Mffon the I3lb be Itkud not the bother of taking the wo ­ “ Don,: touch it, but niu and get a Ian «1>uW raspectfally aanouoce to the *<« of the saint- ntiutlh tbeyl Vre both able ' man and her strange acompouiment «>0' tern,’’ said Turker. if Unliaaa and eieUuly. that we intend In Bal a danger, dire, appalling. to rvtonf. filed with many umrof fish— board,___________________ _____ yet he could not refuse; . when . he Carter sprang to obey, and when hr told would do -aa — she requotled.shu I returned n number of the men had gnih- Dr. D»ws«-n. hi writing an account of the t-.;j ber L-. be 1----------!- -- ~ discovery to the newspaper*, Mya that Tbe hatch was tlianked him with many tears in ber eye*. ered around the spot. each of t he fishing amaciia took a hundred Some of tbe men were sent upon tbe raised, and tbe Commodore cnrelully pounds, worth of ti»b in five days’ fishing. wharf to bring the body on board. A picked up the ball of twine, and found -Cnpt Rhodea informs me." say a tbe Doc­ long buffalo robe was lifted off by the that it was mode fast to something below. tor. ..that they caught the fish aa fr*t as paid to COMPOUND- ’ man who dtove tbr wagon, and beneath He dewnded to the bold, and there be it appeared a neat black coffin. Some found that the twine ran beneath the lid they eoald bait and haul, and when any ol the cod escaped from the Insik, great of the coffin. H" Lad no doubt in his thr Ohio reg!lu-hls,First ai d Swa»d,»erw they were pulling tbe coffin on board, mindjmw that there was mischief buxed m<msirou» sharks, a* blue as il painted across th* Potomac nwr, a member uf uhich went to show pretty plainly that up tx'lore him. and be sent Carter for by a bni»h,darted around the ship's sides nnd swallowed them in an h.nUint. Tbe ROBERTS A STRIKER. one of tin-Cmcimiati G«mpallia, spy ing the affsir did not exactly suit tfirm. It somuthing'thni inighc answer fur, a screw n little daiky by lhe owtside, bought ,llMy bate been but conjecture on their drhhr. Tbe man wion returned with a very\*en birds were Dime, eildently nev^ h’un of his mother for fitly oents. Pho | but y et seamen should be allowed stunt knife, and Commodore set to work. er having been'disturlied by man—some •■iiig.’’ went with litem ««• the battle of]H prejudwe once in a while, when wu con­ He worked very carefully, however, at of them flying on board and eating ths ! Hull Run. ami every time n esuaun Imll I>Mjer ifae many stern realllics they have the sums time keeping "h sharp lodumt offrl." Farther information received after a whizzed |mst be would roll himself up in | v>encounter. fur tbu string. second exhibition to the fi»herman*s Eiu knot, nnd lull on lhe gr.-und. Imlleniig “Hu*h my good nun," said the ComDonido, confirms the first nceoitnt so ns lo l>e heard afriru Ute din Iialtlr. | mtuhirc, as he beard their murmured re­ lid very carefully lifted from ita place. We are very glad, (say s an English pa­ Little darky w*a terribly scared. «o much j llllMlWrmMxs. “Supp<«e you were to die -Great God in Heaven,'’ burst from per) to chronicle the discovery of this r so that th«-aoldiera t<*'k compassion on j B»sy hum boinu—would you not wish the lipa ol tbe Guntnodore. mw fishing bank—1st, because the pres­ । him, and pieerd him in an ambulnnce.— | y„ur last remains might Im carried “By Sam Hy cd I’’dropped like a thun­ ent Imnks are being rapidly exhausted, 1’ — - — -.-k_UK M .~.rs daniferous ’ io y our pu.ir [,arenl»l Conte, hurry nn*.’ der clap from the lips of young Dan. and. 2d. because the diac-very goes a phiv than liefore, the darky th-ught it he hr | •[’he mrn said im mure, and ercloug tbe “God bless you, Dan, said the Com long way to nettle the fact of these* being as prrfcetly "afe. “*'d auntnruced • s.;. s coffin was placed in the Hold, and the wiu nmdore. inK colonised by fish much In the same way In less '•/knoie'd it,” uttered Dan. ig himself to sleep. Like the lord' Hint man was shown tn tbe csbiu. that thv earth is Inhabited by man. id.-* It* h.-wl nud thinks it cannot lie seen The two men sio-»d for a/nommt, and from tbs wluirl and standing>-ut from the gnxed inbi the c>flin. There was no dead I under u thin covering of ouivga.—Cleft bay. Thu wind wa* light from the east­ mun there, but in the place<thereo^ there A diapatch received al Hpriugfidd. m» ward, tHJl Tucker had im fear of the frig­ was tnalrrial for the death of a ac»rc.— Saturday, from Shawneetown, Gallatin land Htrald ate now that be was uMM out of the bay. The coffin waa filled with gunpowder and county, <>n ihewmtheastern border of thia • An unlucky private tn uoe of the Nrw Upon a light framework in Sts to. stating that a large body of rebels In the evening the lady |uuwetigrr came pilchwiHid ! ' ■ ------- ntfiided in llu> hate or. deck, and the Comm-dm-e aas red bar the renter were arranged four pistols, all was marching mi the tow n, and asking for that be ahould l*e able'to laud her early cocked and primed, and tbe string enter­ aid. The reonest will be pmmptly com­ ing the coffin from without, c«>mmuuica- plied with. 'Fhe probable ol^ect of tha tnl ju«t a* tin; gurgeoii »•« rein- ‘lug the lu.II In m lire back of l»i- shoulder. ftw • gratitude and aatial-ciion, uud remarked ihr with the trigger of each. rebels is t« eeiw aotna Government storew ■ l..a _ .1 , lu. M.Ull.t I It, J, In Tt>e first movement of the Commodore in that vicinity. pallet. “Ah. hiy por »« I’ Mid th G1N AM A KLMLD1AL vGLNT. There is a twelve pound gun and about brought he dashed three or four bucket* two hundred and fifty iiiu«knta,with aeufier ruoiuttliJIy,’I’m aurry aw you. THIS DELICIOUS TONIC ^TIMUUNT. full into die fuiurul contrivance, and then cletit quantity <ifainiunmlb»n,in Sliawoee be breathed more fr«-h town, but no troop*. These, however, •1 declare," muttered Caniel Carter, an “Nil, iu»,’’he uttered, as he knprd from are probably there k*4»re thia lime.. In* brusst. and pouitiug to the arm pit. tbelmld, “No n<>—my men. Do noth­ .•xcLomed. Father, there’s where the ball, ing rashly. Let me g» into tbe cabin tle’iuliy? went m I" ’— first. You may follow nrn.” , Commodore Tucker strode into the G-*on yoa J«wrn»a.—“A beautiful day cabin, walked up tii the bunk where the Mr JrnkMi-,” *afci Squibba. continued Carter. ■ N<»" said Tusker. “only U was awo might if nntntmmclrd to the field of hat­ tie. But the tfaflant ►•Idler haa a future. PATENT MEDICINES (ffiEEBAI, IMXB (DASH Michigaa. the mud, and one of tbe men had jirel l«cen went upon the whnrf to east •< the bowline, when a wag-xt drawn by one horse,came rattling down to the spot. Tim driver, a rough looking countryman gut out npott the wharl. and then awisied a middle aged lady trotn tbe vehicle. The lady's first inquiry was for G-nimndore Tucker. He was pointed outT» her, and she stopped upon the act.*.ner’a deck and approached him. Bo 1 am Cmtin<4<>n>, an* ao •ut that coffin. Um. Would'nl I wuaid bsliera tbctu �ii p “ tiwt>r of rmurtA rmU-rtlav ..r'AwarUafi at the 1 fc; mniv,Oct. If,. 1m. •federal of Parrott I—Stj ri^fthfeT^rfry.'’itafui'Jt llfin H.J . ■■'■■L"Jar'.l'gX!J— J—Xjgs I in I* ■-Wle rsfawfeihs^.n Monday the . up uMoun teoSasX lhe excitement i»- fleet 8 yrs. old dc> W. R. Steele, 1 00 . HmAxo iv toss, c» sax ocs qodms) ! r°7‘,s organ,z« expedition to attack j this city was introac, in consequence of Second best do., --------Woodman, 50 wiTSulh’-bt iLM Awto WITH fCHS PMPosR, r "Hd rvcflpttic the forts occupied by our rumor* rumotn ofnctunl ofnctunl and and meditated meditated IwMtlliiiea. hostilities. .... .. «... ‘ . 1 g—— - W-............ , , • ... . . ■hsta'shs ehwwvywdwahj"^uitwd.->^—’ steamboats and about three thousand men Tub finrtday. ' ”?• Iwu -•Lovis, Ort. 13. TH bMHfcrfuGW OiuM. wtHMtavyOK Class N&r9^KuM»Ws«B». Tnvhc Convention yesterday, Mr. IL fled cannon, and mortars for throwing ous Stock-and snides- fiw ••sateitateras."1 4 u, II,,,. --O'. ■ — — diettr The tfttartrVaotrrtumin'fdiM'W driek-.-frwm—< bo-enomrittee-wn - r4vctioi Io (rfnrnri, CuM Spring morning, like mnsl .morwugnpf daily Second best do., J. J. Perkins, 50 Friday p. Tbe Union eauseJn Missouri is certain­ iqcflectuaj. ,'J'ho forts fired shell, and f, is heaffy one hundred. The .un opened rainy, and uajUudtC- In Four I 4-M.ienip l.i Mfi0tedl.by.tlio veoscls stationed ly entrusted to good bands if we may be­ * * the * tr a time the rebels retired. retired ,862> ■nd providing for die the contii continuance Busi - farm • G. - W. - early morning the eleinents appeared horses for work hove the repdrts whltfi reach us. Fre­ aoL. Amansions I Guvaro* not beforotwcorrtrw-WMnnravary forbidding, ^tnd |tt uuplptor.l day Governor and flecratery uf State in office? mont, with hia ipdoputhble energy has nn hud been sunk, going down with all on • as HwJkltad; but row feds tee the till their toccresdia! be duly elfeted and eAfenleliy io Gvw. Jim. Lada Tbe board. Judging from iba-crowded ap­ clouda bfbke .away and Thg remainde/of artillery organi Cun No. 5. . pearance of the ycaapla it is vrtititated qualified. The balance of be dav was affair at Osceola shows him to lie a man Be.. ,J. W,8«MU. 1 00 that about seven hundred men were weH: ;caknlated to inspire Confidence drowned, besides a large lavs must have nriflpd ordnance Best horse for all work, J. Branstet­ gid, and also the ter. '' 1 00 (Jne uf thr gun~buats in epurae of. con­ tpnong the .Union men of Western MJm<'U- Lueii fiustainud h um the bursling of out speak as particularly as we had desired, number ui sil artillerists to struction at Carindulel was launched yes­ Best saddle horse (ladir.) D. Hoa­ Vi. Be la pursuing .toward iho rebels lhe shell and the plunging of our shut, as the or as wo ought to do. Other business terday. ; • 1 ry well. 1 00 only policy they are able to appreciate. guns were aerved in- a most masterly engrossed ths most of oor time, and we manner. S fbacvsb . Ma, OcL 18. C lass N o . 6. He appeals to no sense ul honor or of rehad no reporter nn rte ground.; 'Vftir New York, Oct. 11. Best 8 yrs. uld wit, R. Collier, jun.. 1 00 feiprqfeal hnmanity, Snowing these quali­ i ied Mh?1I <wr the gnmnda affif atpek Tito Port says trqopa are rapidly bun- says: '•Leite’s from the rebels in Price’s Best 2 yrs. old du., A. B. Pennock, 1 00 ties lo be rare among rebels, but he ap­ was about living removed—we believe 6en tenting al AnnJpolisto proceed on the army, dated on the Oth, Inst., have been Best 1 yr. old do*., J. 11. Earle, 1 00 peals directly to their fears, as the strong­ .1 1 »«. .ttaiXtrtaL.iSW*■■' j — intercepted and- brought hero: They coast'expedition. Class No. 7. est possible hold by which lo throw them. roprebent Price and his ■artnk within A rpcctal to the Evenin/j Poti. Wash Besl trottipg stallion, B. F. i 00 uitldrawn-^a^tnfcJ^”-"' The inbabitacts of Oseecls fired npon his ingtnn IJth, itaya: “Advices receive^‘at eight miles of Osage -river, near Papinsof Muck on eXliiM,i<n<iMtlitilcx4fflcd In c IN* Best “ Gilding or mare lie line two thousand wagons, ||i> soldfets from their dwellings, and hu the drpbrtmcnt of State, from England vllle. Cui lister. 1 00 □umbers that <if previous exhibitiona.— sixteen thousand horses and from eighteen burned them to the ground, save enough and France, ore highly encouraging.— to twenty.thousand man. The tone of public sentiment in those Class No. 8. cabins tu shelter tho women until they countries is greatly improved in rtferouce Best bull, A. D. Storms, I 00 on tha ground and looking well as before; eould get away. A largfr number of to the situation of this country. ffawrferr; and there woritxivlM « Vfh’ber of addilass No. D. C All hipcrrcctly qnlct At Onr ob(posts negrpe® took (he opportunity to assert A privatp Jelter.. from a reliable source, Best'pair w wiring u*>*n. U. Lewis, 2 00 lions which improved the show.. . . iCE&ak.' theif freedom; and tbe entintry near Qsce- at’tibon to day. dated si Dctiyer-Qily. Sept, 17. represents “ Our waAt of opportunity to’ «bart-fie “ *” Nve, I ~* 00 More than 40,000 horses -Hara been pla is said to lui'u Inst two hundred matierstas looking dark fur lhe Union in A. Tuttle, 50 precludes the possibility of doing equal MVKttM — brought t6 Washington since the com­ that quarter. . The IsUcp says that the ........... human chattels. Tbe following in rela­ mencement of the campaign: nhd have 00 justice in particularixingi and we must be , Indians are driving to the southward Second l»est do, J. N. Ilalheron, 50 contented wllb gcnsralitiea. tion to the manner of treatment the rebels been purchased for the uriny at n cost of Wbolifevby tJtoutandt nnd ikoiuaitdt. Brigham Beat cow. J 8. Doolittle, 00 receive at the bands ofGvu. Lane, is from niore limn 85,000,000. ) uung is about to coma on with his Mor­ Second best do., R. Cultldr, jr. 50 ed, as particularly worthy uf notice, the Chicago 1'ribtmt : mons, nnd stirring news may suua be Best 2 yr. old heifer, T. Collier, Gauarous, Oct. 11. 1 00 however, two very fine Deron bulls ex­ Tho steamer lietta, Capt. Windsor, looked lor in that direction. Best 1 yK old steer. T. Collier, I 00 hibited b) E. O. Gray, of Carlton,—one Shir; “Ltme bellevea in tbe Itje tolianLt—in Tbe indiaiM, of course, will go with the Best herd cattle, Wm. Y. Gilkey, ! hitting the rebels in tho tonJerest places laden with Government property, inclu­ 2 00 of them is the anme m exhibited by Geo. side dial furquthes iho qiost whisky and —in ample reprisals «>n properly'hnd life ding 240 horses, wagons, fee., IvfV hero Clam No. 10. makes lhe most promises. The greatrat Frisby last year. D. W. Ellis, of Assyr­ Ibr-Hfr. A few days before lhe Osceola this morning, destined for Enyart, Kanowaste of sympathy in tiro history, of thr Best Bnek, (fine rolled) II. L. Hol ­ When opposite Winfield or expedition, he took nine mon who had wh« River. ia, also exhibited a very superior graded world has bsen in tba case of “Lo! the e >mb. 2 00 sworn tincgi:ihcc;,Ai'^iih!z<’d a drum head Red Houseshils,thirty miles above Point Kr Indian!” In his natural state be is a Sec Hid best do., J. Vanonnan, 1 00 court' niartfat, *and stf>f •'mA-mT of (hem Pleasant, she was fired Into by one bundte—out and out; progressing in civili* Best liurk^oarso wooled. A. J.Bush.l 00 wo understood was owned by Mr. without delay. Two boti of the party dred rebel cavalry from the south bank The zation, he. imbHet all tho vices of lhe Best lot In tubs, fine wuoled, J. H. were released. This terrible) example has of the river, and ordered to land. Earle, 1 00 and P. McOtuber, <>• Maple Prove, also had a aanitanr effect. Tlic day before our Captain declined doing so, and by the aid white man, and all the whisky he can beg, buy or steal, and is asrvfal to touch Beal l.*l lambs, eaanw wmded, A. El­ informant loft, there catnea rebci messen­ of the cgines alone, the pilot having beeu exhibited valuable animals. liot. 1 00 ger into camp with a flag uftrucc, having compelled tn leave his post, snccceded in nut, taste not, nor handle nut a pale fact A. J. Russ, of'Rwfland. exhibited n virtue, until arriving at rrjfnewrar of civa proposition to shoot no mote Union turning lhe boat down the stream and es­ Clam No. 11. graded yearling bull. ohidh in point of men if Lane wpdtd desist. The agreement caped, reaching here this afternoon. The ilizatiun—like die Cherokees—bis innate Besl boar, Aaron Blake, 1 00 size is seldom cqi*al>-d. was made, and now the friends of Gov­ balls passed through tbe pilot bousc,eabin laziness makes him just fit to become a Second <!«»., Lucius Draper. 50 No one slaveholder, and spend ibo money Uncle ernment can live, without' the perpetual engine-room, and a steam pipe. Of wording uXcti, the sb<>« waa drffi I 00 Sam has paid him for what be never owed, fear of being hunted to death. Glee Gen. was injured; Second best do., J. J. Perkins, 50 cient in point of numbers, if not in quali­ The Government steamer Silver lake, in buying negroes. That is ibo rod man Jim hia way, and in n month lie will pac­ ty, there not being more than three or nround whom so much romance has becu Class No. 18. ify Western Misaouii so effectually that is supposed to have been captured by the thrown, takingbiin at kt runt. There aro Best white wheat, H. Lewis, rebellion would be heard of no more.— 1 00 four pair which could be called oxen. Reports are rifo of a large body -of reb­ individual exceptions. Best red wheat, Peter Folk, Uii argumentum ad hot^inutn is irresisti­ C f rows and y «>ung cattie, the show was i 00 ble. • A nigger for a. horse is his rule of els advancing towards the river to cut off Ixrgerand better than loVyear.- IfFtfo Johnston Orer Br aregsrd. compensation in matters «>f property, life Gen. Rusecraz’ supplies. • > department J. U. Bray, of Tbomapple. Best pumpkins. J. Vandoen, The aecmmts which from lime lo time fur life in, w lull relates to men. Tire . Wabuisutox, Oct. 11. have been received about the rivalry be­ Brat cabbage, D. Honeywell, 25 exhibited some fine specimens. There killing is hot to be all on one side. Ho Our pickets stationed near Prospect tween Bcnurvgnrd and Jobnson, as to w ho Besl squash, C. A. Brainard. asks of Govornmeul only arms, flour, rofwore e-*nio others. fully as worthy ol Hill were driven in last night by the contributed moil toward the Bull Run Best sweet potatoes. Geo. Thomas, 25 mention, hut we could not h>esie them, fee, sugar and - ammunition, and be will rebels in force, their object being, doubt­ “victory,” are confirmed by s tbe appoint- Best potatoes, £L B. Van Vleel, provide the rest. He lias 1,700 mounted less, to ascertain tho pusitico ,of our ad­ moot of Gusto*os W. Smith to Johnston’s •nd the premlnm list can be rrlied upon men, .most of whom have, rwippai horses Class No. 15. vance. lietter than our report,.. . , t division; while Johnston is promoted tu since they took the field, invariably mak­ All our troops are in comfortable con­ lhe command of both dtvitducs, Beaure Be»l six bunches grapes, R. 8. King, Ol sheep, swine and poultry tbe sxbibi ing good trades. He has organized and Besl 3 varieties CdUapples, “ dition. 25 gnrd being-one of his subordinates. This Besl 0 fitted out his supply tiains with Utile ex“ winter ' “ __ lion waa very ligljt. PniLAOXLruiA, Oct. 11. will sadly mar lhe prrdictioris of the cor­ pense,.Lo Uncle Sam, and as for meal aud Best 2 “ peaches, J. N. Halheron, 25 We dM not wifneta the review uf horses W. J. Packard was arrested here to respondent uf the Faria Opiniont Nation- Brat forage, he has an abundanre seized as •- quinces, John Hart, ~~ but saw, by passing bock*and forth ••ver 25 contraband of war. He is living upon day, on an order from tbe State Depart­ alt, that Beauregard would win tbe next Greatest “ apples, J. N. I latheron. the eoctnicAf his cwmtry; and they are ment, as being nn alleged emissary from battle; since lhe phlegmatic Sax<>n ia Clabx Na 16. double and single, and ferriages, which getting aick of the discipline to which they Rcihmond, where he was connected with placed over lhe fiery Frenchman. It will are subjected.” Shutt, fee. Pickard represented himself also, w<» hope, furnish lhe latter with time Brat 2 vases flowers. Win. 8bran. 50 looked like quite an advance in the line in Cincinnati and other cities as a refugee to make out his report of the Boll Run Besl buqiiet, Mrs. Alverson. ot “fancy,” from any previous show. engagement—which has not yet appeared Best artificial flowers, Mrs. Harriet Naw Orlsams.—There have been several from the South, and lately visited WmBTh« ladies department did not betoken in print. Ou the whole, this chopping Falk, 25 reports during the past week. relative to ington, it is said: on the pretense of giving and changing uf generals and secretaries aa great variety as formerly; nevertheless, valuable information to tbe Federal au­ Class No. 17. the occupation of New Orleans by the thorities, and had while there ample op. of war in the reoel\ service is far from “Floral Hall" was decked to “respe^afiG ft Federal troops, fill of which arc probably portuuities to discover the position aud indicative of prosperity to their cause.— Best cheeM, Mrs. A. Warner, 50 bility." Among tbe fimay articles ware Best white broad. Mrs . R. 8. Van Vleet.50 He was sent tn Occurring, tuo, near the doec of tbe ses­ to say the least, prematura. There is no strength of onr forces. curiously <• 25 several Frames, Msts. sion fur active operations, and just as Besl tin buiscuite. doubt but that tbe Louisianians are seri­ Fort Lafayette this evenitqr. Beal butter, Mrs. H. L. Holcomb, 25 wrought in straw and worsted, by Mrs. 'Die schooners Ocean Wave, Harriet stern winter la about setting in it bodes ously frightened by ths appearance of n Will Best currant wine, new, W. L. Brown. 25 Charles Paul, of Thoruapple. Ryan and Mecca, have been brought ns still worse for the itisurgente. fleet in the river,and the landing of troops prises from Hatteras Inlet to the Navy Beauregard now please give n little atten­ Tbe number «>f persons in attendance Class No. 18. tion to hie report which ts so sadly behind! at the sand spit which Iles at the diver­ Yard. Besl quilt, Mrs. Bcnjamim He might have published it as early M ging point uf the fire mouths of the Mis­ Best Coverlet. Mrs. T. C. Pendall, ceipts fur tickets waa light, which leave, Faw Yobk, Oct. 12. General Price, had his success been equal Besl blanket, Mrs. Byington, sissippi. After tho navigation of the - The Norfolk Z>oy Book, received this to that of the latter at Lexington. the society, in out condition, Best stock Inca, Mrs. J. H. Earle, •‘Father of Waters1' is under their con­ A. M., contains dispatches received from financially, aa could be desired. Best socks. John Hart,,. trol, they may look to the occupation of New Orleans, giviug an account of a aurBest woolen yarn, Mrs'. Halheron, tbe Crescent City. The following dis­ prise and attack tnodo on Col. Billy Wil­ Tbe Leavenworth Cotumalive confirms son’s Zouaves, on Santa Rosa Island, on patch will giro something of an idea of the successful attack of Gen. Lane upon melon Monday and will probably con­ the 8lh inst. Detachments from several tho rebels at Osceola. That paper gives Best calf boots, sewed. E. W. Bram­ the status of our forces in that quarter: MtMissippi, Louisiana und Alabamy regi­ tinue in session several days. One of ble, j 00 the following facts: ments made a lauding in the night and New York, Oot. 11. Best calf bools, pegged, E. W. Bram ­ their dutiaa will be to'aMrtdiu the prob From O. Bnssett, Esq., who arrived dcove in Wifont's pickets. Shortly after­ r . " ble. ] A di/potch from New Orleans, of the yesterday from Fort Scott, we learn that <x> -ui- —___ ... _wards a fierce fight began. Tbe Jtouaves 4lh insU, tells of one of the most import­ SO given to lhe families of volunteer* and Gen. Lant» has been completely successful Brat coarse bx-ota. E. W. Bramble, Beat Ladies'shoes, •• ant. achievements <-f the war so far. This of Cui. WilaOU are credited with having in his forced march upon Osceola. provide means cum mensurate with Um fought with great bravecy, and the rebels information is, that the United States After his victory at Papinsville already Class N«l 20. admit-a loss of about 40 killed and 80 rxprnditores for that purpose. hbj<| blockading squadron have dug a passage recorded, he pr-wxjeded immediately to Bert Mower, Baldwin fe Dewitt, (Hon.) wounded. Tiro rebels claim lo have apikbe hoped that sums plan of uniformity" through the mud of one of the five mouths Osceola, in St. Clair county. Mo., a dis Best grain drill,Lewis, Smith,Barnes ed lhe guns of the Zouaves and destroyed of tbe Mississippi rirer to tho stud spit will be adopted relative to tbe retfef tanco of twenty miles. fe Co., all their camp equipage. They also claim which commands the whole five of them, The rebel force there was dislodged, Best roller. H. Irowia, aflordi d. so that much of the complaints *• to liM-a committed great slaughter among and now have the Walter Witch, and tbe town burned to the ground, and tbe fopnerly made. may be obviated. No the Zouaves, but give no number of tbe Class No. 22. . two other vessels uf the squadron to pro­ immense supply train of Rains and Price killed. Tho rebels also say that they family should he permitted to sufler; and tect the prompt erection of works, which, Best lighl buggy, J. W. Ssekatt. 1 00 captured. • carried off a number of prisoners. the finances of the county demand’that in Iom than a week, will command all five This train was between two and three Best lumber wagon, J. Q. Cressey, 1 00 Sab-dirision. Now Yoex, Ort. 12. 1 00 economy bo used, and that no relief be of tbe mouths, passes, or entrances to and mil« iu length, wotained all the supplies Best sulkey, R. 8. VanVleet, The Tribunt't special,—Washington iand equipngo of Rains and Price and from the Mississippi river. Once prop unne^saarily or unworthily afforded. C lass No. 24. erjy built, this , work nlona will control 11th,—says: “Thn Army of the Potomac ItlOO.OOO in money. -This is thn most the communication of New Orleans with will probably soon be divided into several 'Important success gained for the Uniisi Brat needle work Mrs Wm. Brown, 75 Best etnbroldered ottoman, George KMnwmut.-,Tbe M.TL Cad tbe sea as' completely m * blockading eorpt tfarmee, according to lhe practice uf cause in Missouri, and goes far to redeem ’ Munroe, ! 75 held ai Battle CHek. has asagm squadron of twentyships of- war. could European commanders. This plan has met witb strong opposition from military his way back and may soon be expected Bert crotcbed work, Mrs. Halbaron, 75 Rev. J. N. Dayton-to this place, as accomplish that object. ■Ji Best bead work. Mrs. Hatberun, 75 men of the old school, but Gen. McClellan in this vicinity. ' Best leather work^Mrs. Geo. Munroe, 50 of tho churcb bare. McCulloch is still near Fort Scott and Another Peosylvann regiment, has insbted uptnt h, nnd it will probably M._ M Best slippers. Mrs. Hatberoo, , be adopted. Should it be done, Gens his men swear they are found for Kansas. no has earned enduring fame, by catching Best collar, Mrs. Flatberon, MeDowell.-Fratiklin and Porter will be 50 plan n “nigger" and reading him under an es­ Best skirt, Mrs. W. Byington, among the commanders nf these divisions 50 "i«4 How to K now a Tumi — An East ­ Best liandkerchiei; Mrs. Earle, cort, four miles beyond their lines, back which will be from 20,000 tu 50.000 50 ern paper gives the foll«wmg recipe bow to his refol master. If such is to be the strong. to know a traitor: ' Mr. Muir, British Consul al New Or­ business of the soldiers furnished by the. Tbe man win continually prates about Fdoer.-Tbs first from of the leans, is now in Washington, having been Eastern and Middle States, now lying idle ‘•coercion nnd “luniuoiiunn subjugation” is a irmior. traitor. iwivnui ” nnu - --------- — --—•• u....- (if we except a slight touch in tbe exposed twenty, four days rn route. Hia journey Tbe man wboaays be is s‘*Union man.’ eBF/Tth poper say a it has information about Washington, it is high time that was much obstructed by the transporta­ • cries ' •“ peace." ereu tn the surrender bnndred slaves leave but * tba West stopped sending soldiers to aid tion of rebel troupe over railways. He t»>ik place nn Saturday and Sunday nights of tbe Got it to Jeff. Davis ia a states that tho same determination and rata,- should thia----------------reUUiou— bold na ■ traitor. - — ’ last. Until that time, tbe dahlia* and enthusiasm continued to be shown thro’out Tbe man who shows a painful seme of f* « wl,‘ *** "° •^a-’etpation proc other Autumnal flowers we»c hi full A Fajim.-^One Dr. G. W. Tolhurst, the Booth. The rebels are subjected to thaboerora uf war wheats rebels are •"’•Uon to mahaMi-owi a fret State. serious deprivations. All luxuries have purporting to be at Geveland. Ohio, is disappeared, and many uf the nsceaMries the defenders of tbe Union are killed, ia a iifftfe were becoming aonree. Mr. Muir tn Missouri. Indtor. wilt probably soon retorn to EngUnd. <1 •« If Kew Advertisements. •P’UECTHEM’WS; : w i 1 !1 8 ». I L ■ It Tr HASTINGS TANNERY! A round d tbo Von’ Allen Cavalry, under Major Max, captured a rebel Cap tain from Richmond- yesterday above a wsitor. Poolesville.' * ** ' Jdbh flfohder, of Philadelphia, deli vrre.l to day 10.000 Mtonie Hfiea which arrived from Belgium in tbeBavaria. ' Early this fttorttfog the steamer Union to the United States Humane Society, fur tbe purchase of ambulances for lhe use of iho vmy. No out* man is known in •Ji, — li&sS Fertu 5*1/ IV W. I < �3Tegal Jslita’ ATEB’S lthartic NEWS SOOTHING SYRUP, REFOR.1. For Children Teething. , Wbioli greatly thcdiialea lie process of teething. AD VICK PRKK. I aiss'a tra New-York Benevloont Infirmary LOW PRICES TO RKGCLATE THE BOWELS. j ESTABLISHED ISSd, Depend upon it. mother., it wit) pre rest to 1 yourselves, and i RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOCB INFANT3 Ike Caras or Mam cal Reraaa; to the Dtrrrmx or Marneal Ksowlkpob rva rax i etrasvtox or DisaAta and lo the Rx-.isr Or twom Hrrraajso aXd ArrtK-vxu wits Csboxic aaa Vtarumv Dtsaaaaa. Tv this end this intern tfy te ewdawed, to osabte the sick and auffenng tteuughost the looglh and breadth of oar land to avoid the Potaoxora Darao. Exroan<». and igno=~2S=i Jtesx icx &^'“5d&TS,=? fraud HARMON BMITH, reproductive tn decaying mailer or in the blood .~1 k_r. U„, ta., . u» r™u eaecu of them In tbe system. Re maintain, that ......... uvuuuk wr war ICS anil written prescripiiuus; but will turuiah when re,ha h“‘ •' tb« iufesl Those medicines are prepared in oca owa Lasimiir, under tte care of able Chemist., .ad are the moat rdlaWe known to science, including all ths recent discoveries. To all addreaaiug by letter, eotsining frill ae J. Utranty of Barry, aa—At a session of tbePrn count of •Ttnptnniu and appearance* of diaeaao, *> !rw.Vr koW~«»4k* •go. oomipttHiB. etc., we wifi write a candid re owes ol tbe Jwdire tliev-rnf m 11........ .... v_. ply. *i 1b advieoaud direct ions for cure. Anv fees •cot os when sending for advice will be devoted to luraialnng medicine, to tbe poor, In ali rases mcdtaioea can bo seat by mail or oxpreoa if de­ sired, tewd for uue or more of our works and Mrafrr yourselves. published at tbe lufirmary. to aid tiieos -u., (.rs-mg lor certain reason* Wuifi FANIILY PI1I81C1AM, therein ant forth.that administration of said estate nir*r"*L“JU,!“‘b,’*‘iUaDcr*,,<1 c-,r,“ A Contaiulng almpli- remedies easily obtained for Downing be appointed odmiafalralore. th. aT it...... 4. .11 -Ui r.i, Tliereapon >t u ordered ihst Muodav, the llth day ol November. ImI, nt ten o'clock. A. M.. al tile office ol tbe Jadgeof Probate, in Healings, in and exerctMt. Trice JC ecals. •aid cotinlr be f„r ti.. THE EADIE’S MEDICAL FRIEND, Estate of Oliver E. Everts. «X»re.Tro- R. J. GRANT. ■I STILT. The following are some of iho diaeaaea we cure not only at tbe Infirmary but to all parts of the eounirv. r Oh Ta^sfr to eoutalii distort organism, or living P"’"*3-’ rilh We have pu’ up and sold thia article fcr .-ver ten vawra. aud css say. »* a-qt/rM-v-mU truth of' \ U. what we never have been ohlr to say of asy other me.11cine—never baa U fated in a amr<» tB. stance, to effwt a rare when timely tteed. On ths costrmr. aU are del-slued will, its operationn.an.1 and exiiaustioo. rrltef will bo fmud in tiftewn or ■ ‘Wir?lJf «<»«-“» aytv u adtteaialarod. I ,**4».»«J?rf>l* prapirttiaa is the prescription - of oak of tbe moat experienced and skillful nuraea in New Eaglaad. and has been used with nsvcr-faling success in Thon«nnd» of faws. It not only relieves tte child from pain, but In­ vigorates the stomach sad bowels, corrects add ity. and gives tone and energy to tbe whole sys­ tem. It will almost Instantly relieve Griping In the Bowels and Wind Cholic, and orercomr convulsions, which, ifnot apeedilv remedied, end in death. We belie re il the bast and Barrel ranedv iu tbe world, iu all eaoea o Dyaontary and Diorrlacatu children, whether it ariacs from tetthing, or any other cauae. We wotild say to ev«ry mother who ba* x child suffensg from any of the foregoing diaeaiw, do not I let your prejudice., or the prejudice of others, stand between you and your suffrting child and tte relieflhat will be«s>e--Tea,ab*ulutelv sure— to follow the use of thia raedktuc. if timely used. Full direction* for iwingwiU aecnmpanveach hot He. None genuine unless tLi- foe simile of CURTW A clLKlNfl. New York. i. on th.nttWorld,‘,’|V*r b’,d b/ ’fa™uff*«"ft th» IS M)' 1 INI OF TRADE Come nnd See !! WE indites olid, hot vewtewwt I1VAE JUST RECEIVED Principal Office, 13 Cedar St., N. Y. And Ibr Physiology of Murrtnge. A work on the cause. symptoms, and Ireatmni of all Mn.nl.lnl. ...______ TO CONSUMPTIVES . Aud those afflicted with DYflPEPSlfr, XERVOUM DBMMTY. HEART bBE’ASE.FFVER A AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION ’ The wnderatned. now Mteuijfi'c year. old. lumfor years devoted bls tunc to curing his Pariahoiiers and the poor in New York of these arHafia«Amplaiuu. which carry tbouianda and rhowsabds to an untimely grave, he Las oeldem nned •'jcnre an who have applied to bun for re­ lief. and beitenng it to be aVbri.iian doty to re. I j t l TH ARTIC in the world. AWused twenty years by fire ntillivns persons an'-ual '-?*** f 1 I!,r ; always give aatisfac1 11ou ; coutai uuotbinr ioJcrinna; patronised by VA.aBHLr-/ ,b* principal pbyrieian. ,ai* aurseeona in ’ths ’ Union, elegantly coaled Which we offer at I | I, P IIOISEHOLD AND FARM Plautation nnd Shops. For everyFamily, having over a receipts on'Cooking. Dyeing. Preserving, ('leaning. Ac., How to Plant and what it ta beat to Rais'. Hew to cure animih.advioe lo lipwae Kiwpera.Farvieis, aiidMeehouico.cn a I-O' anMecto of interoL — Price sS cento. Worth |IO to any one. THE CONI'UJtPTlVE'S DOCK. For those who wish to get well from that aw­ ful disease, a full description of all the remedies uoi-il fni it* with a careful statement of the result., an J other useful inlbrnuuinn. Price 10 cento. Tbe information is net lobe found in any works poblisbed. uog attainable tr,.m an* other source. Three books are published on Une paper, aud beautifully bound. Any Of the above works will be mailed free, on receipt of price, in stamps nr money; or lhe whale n> a haudaomeir bound volme for oxa dolmb. No fam Ir should be without them. They are illus­ trated with beautiful ougraringa, and contain Ibr Condeuted experience of years. Aokxts wxxnn. for the above works, who can ma-c ll.'Aiamonth. Sendler acircular for agentsTo lhe yowng of both sexes suffering from 8e. eret Habilt; prostraliou of miud, lose of poweraervoua debility. lots of aiehl, wakefullnraa. love of solitude, eruptions on the face, Ac., Ac. 8uo acrons it mroo tan; before you suffer incurable damage, to both liody and miud 1UE u,c Ho«ea for oge Dollar MC'^HWgt- F ull directions aceomp.U-T r,C,‘ b"x' <■«*" i bo • _ _>! Warranted anperior to J—TZUZ1** 1 any Pill before the public. Taixastess Laax Comr, . Florida July IT. 1M<>. To Da Hsaaiea. Albany, N. Y.-Mv Dear Doc­ tor I write this to Informyou of the yrouderful effect olyour Huger Coated Pilla ou my daughter. E<>r three leore she baa been affected with a bil­ ious denuigemcnt of lhe aystem, aadly impairing ber health, wbidh baa t>#n -.leadily failing during that period WbenJn New Tori in April last, a friend advised me to tevlyour pilla. llaiiug full confidence in the Judgment ofmv friend. 1 obtaiad a aupply of Mcaara. Iternn 4 1'ark. Druggists. Park How New York." On rvtnruiug b-me, we cea««d ail otter ireaimciit. and edminiglered your 1‘illa, one each night The improvetnnt in’ her lialinp. complexion, digestion, etc., surprised tn all. A rapid and ncnnaoeal restoration in health has been lhe result. Wr used lea than five boxes and consider ber entirely well. I coosttrr lhe above aju«t inbotelo yun as a Physician. aud treat it wil* be the toeaua at inducing many to adopt your Fills aa tbeir family mt dicutes. Your obedient servant. Herrick's Kid fltrengthnlag Plasters, cure m tire hours, palus, and weakness of the breast, side and back, and Rbeutnaitc complaints In the mailer of tbe evtala of PAR DY LADD, in an equally abort period of time Hpread on late of Hope, in iba county uf Barry, deceased. beautiful white lamb «k’u. th.tr use aubjeeti the In purauAOCe of a license granted to me by the weareu to no incou’ cn icuec. and each one will Probate Court for the county uf Barry. I shall ex­ wear from one week to three mouths. Price I."*/ pose to sale at public aucUOu to tbe highest bidder cents. st the residence nf Milan Waldraff, in tbe Herrick's Sugar Coaled Pilte and Kid Strength township ol Hope in said twenty, and State of emug Plasters are *>>11! hr Drurri.U and Mer­ Michigan, on Saturday, the thirtieth )X'tb, day of chants, in all parts of the United Htate., Canada., No»amber,1841.at socodoek ia the<t<raooa.tbe and South America, and mav be obtained hr call following described lands and tcnsatenls, belong­ ing f>r them bv their full name. ing to tbe savd esUta, in tbe county of Barry .and L«» DR. L. R. HERRICK A (X. State of Michigan: Albany, N. Y. Tho weal li Jf of tbe North-east quarter of eeolion twenty-eight. <«BU in township number two Wi wtu. mail rux, lo ny on* applying for it, /M. | North uf Hauge nine <»,)west, aud containing eighty (fa) acre*, of land, more or lexr, aatd rale THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. 1Jiag made .abject to a balance of a Mortgage of Il ia • lam and beautiful paper, and contains JOHNS &CROSLEY, .bout two hundred Bolters, (Woo.) given by Purdy Itedd to Kether Doud, aad beanng date, tbe moat valoable tefontUUioo on Juno'ld. l&ST; and said sate is also sutdacl to the Spermatorbea, or Setnina! Weakness, Tbe cause, SOLK MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED dower of tbe widow of tbe said Pxrdy Ladd: said enecte aud cure, showing lhe awful effects uf the GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT ROOFING, 2©KT3 <ft 8M, GROCERIES HARD-WARE AND Prtoe, 35 cents per Bax, ar 5 Boxes tor *1. Prepsr ed by Dr. J. C. ATER & 00., Lowell, Mesa. PRY GOODS! For sale at Hastings, by Rutrm a Hntixn. The cbenpest nod mod durable Rooffiug FOR SALE!I PROBATE ORDER. » j PxonxrtOmra, Barry Cmmty. Hastiugs, September tth, ItM— required to present the same at this office for amiiiaboD sod adjustment brine o® Tu«^»y twelfth day of November next and Tueadav twenty tughth day «JJanujrvo«Xl tt» odod PROBATE ORDER. C TATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 . PFubale Gouri for wm. B1rr exsmine and adjust all claims ofall person. Lands For Sale! X Mites from JIas ting*, the county seat af Burry CASH GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, This Journal should be in tbe hands of every J.'RMnu,ir. D-. A. Mu Chief Fhysidan. fl. 8. Moaxia, Burgeon. Dr. J. Horta. Chemist Office in New York. IM Chamber. Street. Office in WiUiamabnrgb, South 8th and 6th 8L Correspondents will pleaao enclose two or three eiampgfor return pottage, and address our dreie'jyi. Wk^r^u^aliopointa>eot of Commiteicmata to 130 Acree, •» s-ni-" w. i« n.,u»a A wdl selected stock of FAMULI' Ths Co« is only about One-Third that of Tin, ANO IT IS TtVICE AS nCKAIlUW. (Box 1*1 ) For preserving and repairing Tix and utter Mar­ at. Know of every description, from ita great elas­ ticity. is no: injured by tho contraction and ex­ pansion mewl.. AND WILL SOT CRACK IS COLD OR RUS IN WARM WEATHER • These materials bars been thoroughly tested tn Sew York and all parts of ths Southern and Westera Slates, and we can giro abundant proof of all we claim ‘n their favor. They are readily .pulled by ordiurry labcrcra. at alnllitg expea.. “NO heat is required. Three materinIt are put up ready for ate. and for ihtpping to all jartt of the country, with full printed rGneitunt for Crayon Ambn-typo; Vignette Ambru- application. type; Mdninmrtype; Bphereotypc ; hull dettriptive circulars will It furMirror AlubnAype; Nciioffripbiq niihrd on applicatiou by mail or in perron Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental 'at our Principal Ofirt and Wdrehoute. Anibrotypr; itftperhU Am ) 78 WILLI AM ' SELT, brotype; Relievo Am­ (Corner of Liberty SUv brotype; Double NEW YORK. A m brotype Joi2-ly JOHN CROWLEY. AND COPYING done to oreler. on abort notice, Agkkti WantrD!—Terms Cash! ! and Prioee to suit orders, from 80 rente to fi.i-ll, with good Caeca Oid oictureo of Deceased frionda eopsed aa good aa originaL Low Pressure System Walk CfhUMMta!! SVPEaWNE FI/IFR for SO sbHHagw per vw! Stacks of GROCERIES. OB PRODUCE These long credits we can't go “NO HOW.'r Do not ask for any thing but Ready Pay. Clothing VERY SOON. If they are ■»« p*M hr (he Fire •f December, they will be left with n JwKlce ef the Peace for C'oliectioa. Unusually Low 8© AOJO& CHOICE OAK OVEXING LANDv Abo, Two DwoUiag Hour, Wm. Fwuaote aud Wnu. Lacoww, In the Tillage of Hasttos*. Title* to all uf throw. lapurrTAMta, a* Aivayv unhand at ' D. C, KI LEY'S. fl anting., Dec. JJ.1SIO. Terms Easy. J don't cart if you untr pay far them B.c.atvunL Hostings, Nov. 14,13#?. ttsrli �I BLOOD PCRIHER AKI BLOOD FILLS AYER’S Sarsaparilla. CURE roa rrairrao ths blood * *»■> *W the ran uf tha Mfowhia rr-.i,L»l»r.i cure ^9 NervousHeadaehe •Mret lhe mind. The .ubaeriben new mdy aak a “dr. J.BOVEE BODS’ FALL AND WINTER WE ARE NOW With <HI« ui . ON Imperial Wine Bitters! I HAND tb« largest mid BEST AauHirtineuU uf BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD CONTAIN NO MINERAL. That tber cure the aimoM universal complaint, DYSPEPSIA with aserrlsirrveOrto/g. and tn a eery short tl—. That after all other meuietoes bare proved ateless, they relieve LIVER COMPLAINT, DRY GOODS THESE BITTERN wm not ®«Iy Care, bat Prevent Du—as, sad in ibis reaped ar* draMy valuable to the an.* restore tbe health aud elnrugtbof tbe sufferer. resim sick wbc have languiriiol f-r years in betoken weak­ ness and despondency, recupcra'c with great re pid lj uuder their .niigvratiugurareiion. That aiexual dirabilitie* are rrtraved by their our and gently etuauhding propwth*. That they ”Cr8tl SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, The genuine have flee signatures of Henry C. ^SoVd"by Druggists and all other Dealer* tn Med­ icines. A box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt * PRICE UO CENTS. ixcii-iext coxsvumox. all caac. iwnairing a Traic Dr. DHs* CelebartH Vtee Hiien ixati m'ssuJJ'AKXD 1 however tbev may have been trilled with1 and abuiK-d ; that their direct iradeMy Is to lengthen ana ai*< uurp —* -7 — — Scrohita, whether hereditary or utberwisc. Tbit ,UT RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, TUB rotX<>WJ!tO <TJJ«>R8KM«tTS or •nd thereto Dod>sea»oonheStowa.;hBndB<-weto SPALDING’S AUislXO FROM IMFHRITIES OR OBSTRUCTION-* UFTHE BLOOD OR 8ECRKTI0NR. in which tbr-v du not give ,-w-pt nrfV. and, III mluiiuialered before the very citadel of life ba* CEPHALIC PILLS. HEADACHE shewn in this ETkDLE BLUOD PlLld* are eud'-racil by tbe expe iraeruf thmuand.nf living wlUMMoa wbinUtlera. aftdavita. ir.edical wort a. and by word uf mouth. 1-r.wla.m them to be the yriy br.l preparattonof the kind ever offered to lhe bmkraduwn victnna Of ill health. They heal disease through cterv avenue and organ of tbeststeu,and toespel it IhuruugWy and permanently. No uoa can doubt their superiority after our single trial—they arc nut unit belter but, iu fact, cheaper than any other Pilla, for il take* a fora number of them to produce a better '^Price of the Scandinavian Blood PuriBer. |I Market, which wo re prepared to sell at a small SPEEDY AND SURE CURE ualcr. Lm.ee all travelers sbwdd bar. a botUe with them, and all should take a tea»poouIW al least before eating, as H preveufo raativsoetw. •trengtbeu* tbe digrerive organa, it ahuuM be ta lhe hand, of all person, of sedratary b^rta. Un­ dents. minlalt-ta, lltrrery men. and nil tod'ra twt accuetomi-d tu much uulAoor rxwci.e .ImuM alTrfuM.L If lhev.H. they wH ttU an age­ able. pleasant, wd ed’cri-l remedy agatkat 'Uee ills whiali n»b tbesa uf their be—ty: for -raniy can- advance from 18 WITH 15 THEIR REACH. loo late to arrest tbe 01*1 Mt. But tbe mother ia al ware vigilant, and to run we for we arc ante your never foiling affect .OU wilt uucmngty point tun to Pn-f. WuudV He,! -r*tive Cordial and blood'll* rievator a» rhe remedy »Inch ritould be Swat. band In lime uf need. O. J. WOOD, per bottle, or ♦-• pet half desen. 01 the Scandi­ navian Bluud Pills, 15 cents per box, or 5 boxes Prvnnetota, 4H Broadway. Sow-Yurt, and lit liarlu » Street. 8 . lamia. Mo. Sold by al! grad fur Al. l^T Bead Dr. Boboek’s Special 5oilcan and dn»gg’»‘ Fti<« <>•« Dollar per bottle, hbljv' NEW YORK COSTS THE J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. ONLY PREPARATION ■ Dfc.-J. BOYEK DOMP Imperial Wine Bitten MOFFAT’S A NEW ARTICLE. LIFE FILLS AND FUCF.NIX BITTERN FTJUE8E MED 1 Cl 5Eb bare no*-been ba 1 fore lhe public fora period of THIRTY YRS abd during that time nave tuaibtaiOSd a high character in almost every part nf the Ulobe, for their extraordinary si>d'immediate power uf ret toring perfect health' lo person. auhenng under aeariv evert kind uf disease to which tho human frame la liable. Tbe following arc among the dialrraring earl- VEGETABLE LIFE HEBICIKES Ayer's Cikrry Pectoral, pnie and healthy bilr, in.trad of the stale and rarid kind; FL.1TUI.ESCY, l«ss or Arrsnrc* Hsamrax. Haxnaras, Krsnaasn—, Itu-Tem-sa Anxinrr, Ltxaoua. and Mau**cnou.Ta which are general symptom* of Dyspepsia, will rui»h.aa a natural eonurauencr of ita cure. CO8T1VENEMN, by cleansing lhe wholo Beverly, Maw.. Dec. 11. 1950. length of tbs iniostince with a solvent process, H. C. SrauNKO. Esq. I wish fur sutu'- ctrellars or targe show bill*, to and without violence; all violent purge* leave the bring your Cey topic PUls more psrticuhriy before bowels costive within two days FEVEIIS of all kinds, by restoring lhe blood my cuatomcra. U you have anything of the kind, to a regular eircntalioa. through ths proeesa of pieasc sand to me. Ooe uf my customer*, wlio U subject lo severe respiration in such ea.t-s, and lhe tburvugh •uluSick Headache. 1 usually laming two days.'wo* sand«f j« ehotd » axr hmr A« foor PiUo. weteb DR. J. BOVKB DODT ruoxiiTAT. mai iwttsois srad me another box of your Cephalic Ptlia. TVy crefrwta Me hot t’iUo Ikon rrrr tr<rj. I>.re3 A.STOVEB.P.M. Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Cb..O. tkWILKE8. tHw>Juy Ma. Spalmxo. ' Yretlsmi. Mich.. Jan.14.1961 Daanftra: Fot long since 1 uni you for a box of Ophslic Pili, for tbe cure of tha Setouna Headache and certain remedy for tbe A too WURMM. by dialodging from the turainya of the bowel, the alimy mailer to which tbcac creature, adhere. NCURVEY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, hy B perfect purin which thaw UFE MEDICINE*kire to the btooCaodall tbe burner*. KCUHBVT1C EKVPTIOXb and BAD C0MPIXX1ON8, by Ibeir alterative effect upon tbe fluid, that feed the akin, and the morbid state of which oceiuUona all eroplireeomplainta, sallow cloudv. and other disagreeable complexion*. «The use of Ibrae Pills for.a vsey-bort lime, will eBcct an entire ettreof SALT RHKUM. and a .tri king improvement in tbe clearnew of tho akin.— I COMMON COLDSand INFLUENZA will always be cured by ooe dora.or by two in the woral cases. PILES.—Tbe ortrimri proprietor of. the— mod­ I icinea. was cored of Pile., of as vrarsataudmg by the use uf the Lira Maaicisns alone. FOR SALE!! GROCERY. SALOON ATNTID Thera long credit* we can't go “NO HOW.’ BOARDING-HOUSE. Do not aak for anything but Pay Ready FAMILY GROCERIES Wo Intend to keep our Slock An In* FULL AND COMPLETE. thr low rat. /iw Cftoh nr ready BPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! All those Indebted by Noto or Account will please BPALDJNGB PREPARED GLUE! Call and Settle SPALDING S PREPARED GI.UE I Warm Meals at All Hours! Or Cold L inch if desired TEA BATE TUI HBCEB! OR COFFEE, CHICKENS PICKLED TONGUE. SAB DINES, du-. Al*o, Icc Cream and Lemonade. eeddy-cured. JAL IHaaASKS. —Farenna wheaa ora are braomc impaired by the rajadi Maaccax. wilf fiwd tbeae Medsmes re. a* ibt-v never fall to eredreslc from ell tbe eAtota of Mercury, mgallely B'Mid will In- finntabrd bj ht th«- w«*t-k. the day ..r CHOICE OAK OPENING LAI^D, And. finally. If tun dtwira I-4 GGOit BAMAIN * tr*CL£AN SBA VK* In tiui VH1h « Gm tn all nf thMf. of BartisgB. Inor»rvr*«uk and Terms Easy. a»'l p uwr am Ihilriaud. BUSAN5AU KIBBY Lironiw. XcMe Ca. Ind- Fob. »5. IBM. Itaorli. J. iVo-m; iMar Sirr-tn tbe latter part <Y the year l«6.-. while attending ibe Htate and N.toHist Ijw febralof the State of New Yrak. mi hair, tiuui acau.r unknown to a-e. e -mmeuced idlu.g <>U r«e» rspuilr. au that in tbe short space ut six mouih., ti-c wfu>te upper part of my scalp was almost oiiireta bereft of na evvenur. and much of the remaining ran ion. upon the ude. and back part o- my head shortly alter be came gray.au that you will rat be suroriaed when I tall yvu that U|n>n n.y return to the State ofladi- Just rail nt the sign <>t tbe Barber P«dv, one r|«H>r cmal «»f H. A. G—•dyrar’a Hard ter»o.-s were to rccvgniae ire at all I atonoc made ^|>liratHm to tbe wtosi akiilfalt physkan. in lhe eons try. bel. receiving— asrarstice. 11..in them tost ti,v hnirould again herestored. 1 wo forord to bscumr rra.ue&d i« my tsle, until, fortunately. In the tatter part of the tear MW. ymir Re-w-~n— ------- -!_.—. me by . druggist. TONIC, MLD1CXNE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! ISAAC C. MOTT, la now iwcchlnj from New York and Busum, hia fail au>ck of Groce ries! ! � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-10-23.pdf cd1278405c00eeeac688f58ebede1578 PDF Text Text ,■> A.1, ,u... u j .i .... . - II JJ7T7IT-7L n REPIBLICAN banner VOL.-6. HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1861 turret i erausT lokj-^isHUjiro. NO. 25. Mre. G .-Stnber. taafi llw Boor mde W Mr*. John PataMfc. M best Mi*. A. Warns, du UnbaOffoaM Mr* G. Striker, Id taff, 8. A nd.-iia, best 10 lb* Ma»WS«ipH’* LI8T or PRE irdod. at the T< FA'T -tbtTR DEBTS. *—*• ■ Attorpey, Counsellor and Kolicltor. IONIA, MICHIGAN. WAR! On High Prices, at the HASTINGS MASOM ALLER, BJEtER IS GROCERIES. prorUion., pro4uce. Blah, kutlcr. lard. pork, and grain nf nid • Alaa tmra eandie*. etc , ate. Store i0 am a Bleak. Stale atrect. Haetbiga, Mich. DRUG STORE!!! Roberts & a m-u un<! tn«»st Striker. 10th _________________ 1861, M'a». warded and haRdod'in by the -8< ------------------- lc.ho*i ' JACOB FERRIS, Cannnitteo. .> totlfgrpwn. toy ,ip j, «■... ... o lnwy cr in his office. Dtvsiox A—Horse*. ’ Ttiv uttuhiwy ■ nt length turned1 rJtlW CluaNo. 1—Stallion*. and-atared the toy fell In tbo face, *4 If he had been amiiv Utwly dtacnveredspoi- ii.i.iM.- <i<> uour, ij.jt tea, nvy—. A. Gleason, Boat Stallion 4 years old ’ •‘Well, iny lad, I’m sorry. Yun must man, gavpM lung <btyji*„ thrust hl* mky or <»vor. $4 00 fingers firyt i;itu .me Docket *nd;hen into ctowe io marrow. I can't to‘Jp yoa un S. Van Every. 2d best do 2’00 the other <<f his blncx rl'itb vest, upd thru leu 1 sell wly e<‘at off*my back, or pawn my.aclwouer’* kedgeu Nobody pays m*.' A. Gleason, best Stallion 8 rears Die aiylor wm; ty got advanoa ol Sami Kliao. 2d __ „ __ 2 00 "ll-, toi, hmu-1 that bill; cbl” said th« wattua, turned away sorrowfully, when Ja*. Stuart, best 2 years old du 1 00 tofnl grtit|ciiuu». ..x^vpding.tin- lip* <it-bl* ■ hi’ apprentice txty canto up and aaid In Bugera inward the well-worn paper, and "Her* air, la five dollar* Mr. Foraaoe daintily opening it be looked at the conD.u'•« ) tiu. Lit) S*ya when ho told yuu he tetiU.' • ' 1 "iltim! foe capping anrf for heel-tap; couldn't pay y ou ,y<»ur bill to-day, be did rial i-xpecl some money that afterward ping, six abiiluigH—<<«r foxing, tun iiiW ■ispviioc. ami >>Uivr .^uudrivs. .ebl , ; S<» came Into the atop.” ■‘Ahi.lhat’s a fine boy. Here. Jnck, iT wayits inv Io wattle this bill, • <1 the man »f briefs. *’ lake three five dollar*, and ouu* Satur fy ihl» <A the hrnrrt vnth' thirl day and gvt tbe.i«l*^ep.«>f y«mr wages.” The *$u|ian with a joyful bound, took fur it. and I intend l«» knock tlirf piece; and touching nis hat, sprung i-tFiit tw.tity, mid rail it toiUn.d.iy." . wltli-a right heart <>n rtmr«. and hastened ’Ymi :u«- an impudtpic bjty.’’ t>.» rhe "Lire, where hr had already selected tiio cuniforts mid. nccreMrie* bi* family n<Mwtm-nt --• DRrG« a.i» niwicni^, fw2ch«'ii>l<-nl*. Paint*, Oil*, Cam- h what l< _ . _ i; *|iv-’«fAiiS—'n* A.-vvgefthi’ thrir teeth ■ I rm inme at mwv-months old with a Spheue, Rnruiug Fluid, TUIU’ENTl&E. AND ALCMHKit. mi rar FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL FGAPtMKKOKLYjfc: muK' pty ihi*.’’n>»iMvryd;ll>i’ atuirmy to nnifM-l:. •It’wimt, u' iibm b>(p*y thiam bid*. What. i» u lawyer’* pt 'lv»*tm» CROC ERIE g«"-d.ttu, it' be can’t get fid “f paying hl* u-AU billwl lie’ll my*! Tm j»«L five H. B RIGHT, A TTORNKY and C0CEHEI.LOR AT LAW, »nd ScUofior end Coun'dlor in Cb*n0viy.fsriieuUr «lty«m>u paid to the cel!«c»ion of <Uurit nnd money promptly trmiltrd. Office, wilh W. W. Ralph Es«i.. Middle*illc, Barty Vounty. Mkhipm. ___ _ ______ A • I > ctorv—rd" *A« rim jm.-cM-f* ri&-3iti>ntibnbr*«ar in t'll nl.iphy,” . . • i)Mt wm ldhelu.d’*’ •■ • W. nijn’t Jit” •Jiftvnv.- you xngAkpnl 1 1 ’•uppuau I TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES, PEPPER, I’BUSES. FIGS.- RAl-INS. CO0F1SU; > f»et, avenrUilag in «hr Grocery tin*. *neb M id bv ucmlnl fur u*c. Alto a the CI111J DXfe’J* iPXJVXiniEKB'ff And Cooking Extracts, Hum. Il rmiH ■> b»rd. u>»l lw don't jHtnt the ni<«n<-y Wiui iw f|'v dollars m him? Hi* !■••y i..uld ha'rnwurd it in,th* tiftiyi hr hii- Ih-v.Ii «• wlimi him «y me l.yr it. Illis'*'-, h- will*!-, it *tv| lll-irgi- you ‘k oa tux Bsracur. bexxitt <ur the ladies. We *Im keep o* fcand a jood aucrtnwnl of pair of ahure fur me.” ILukr.-; I tai.’! pay y*u to.dav.aud t'yuur.d>Msa will «m» pie. jtMlaak him Lt» alioniey,’? . STATIONER^ •UmhI much in need ««C A* he e’uter.Q. a p»..r woman waa try .4“ fGIN® AS a K1.MLDIAL M.ENT. SIH do beat white do 1JI Mr*. N Ba low, boat QmltW BM*tr Mr*. Wm. & Gvasdyor M bat fe. Mis* C. Bartow, beat Obonia,-.. M Mr*. S. Andrus, b«t Work’d Shirt. Mrs. G. Striker, best pr eot. Stocking MitaM. Dibble beat ObrocWTMyfj Mrs N. Bartow, 2d bat d* w Mr*. Wm. 8 Goodyear, bat Mt'* Tidy. » u A. J. Palmerton, best pr 5 years old Mra. O. N. Bultwoad, hot pair Linen Stockings. , -j, ur over 84 00 Chas. Barton, 2d best do 2 dO Emma Swccxv, but Patch work, by a gh I 5 v ears old. ...... , I. N. Boltwood, best Linen ; Ulas* No. 3—Matched horses tor Table ’ CUB. »-,;.• Carriage Roadster, Maras or gelding* Mrs. N Barlow, best Lea* MM- > L. K Tyler, beat pr 5 yean uld or Mis* Sand. Barlow, beer ChroeUftto over, $4 00 Mrs. P. McOmbor. beet pair WepL . W. W Ouu{>or, 2d boat do 2 00 Mitts, W Class No. 4—Single I lone* for Mr*. W. W. Ingram, 2d boot do 25 Clam No. 2—Matched nones or mg to prevail up-.n the aenre-krerper to ■rille n deuMiul for makingbht ahirta. ** Ymi had totter Luke it -out of the •• 1 ciu’i J wittom* i*.” aiwwarad th* w-..unn, earnestly, “my daughter la very ill, and it> w.ui* of every c-imfirt; I am Out ..ffirewii'Ml And indeed. I waul many things which I bare depended un this Carnage. Mare* or Geldings, W. \V Cooper, bc«t 3 year* old or ..ver |i 00 - ------------------- • ■ 1<X) •nga. Willet Bristol, beat Cult 3 year* old $2 00 I. N. Kae’er, 2d do 1 00 Rich Join*, beat coh 9 t cars old 9 00 imuiuy ireguL 1 worked mgbl and day to gel your shirta J-me." . . , ■■ do 100 “ 1 ani very *«»rry, Mr*. C-^iWay.* i*id 5. Van Every best do 1 00 the store-k't.'pur. [..’.king into hi* mitooy D.G. Towaend. 2d _ drawer, “I hive rm* fire shilling* here — W. P BrUtul, (mat sucking Cult, 1 00 mul mur bill -is five dollar* and nine D. W.EIlia 2d do * ,n petliv.” Tho poor woman thought of her Invalid division B—Cattle. child, aiwl wrung her band*. Clos* No. 1 Duilmins. *‘A sailor wli* bare awhile ago. am! *eIn-ieil lull fived-dhr’* worth of article*, 1*. McOmbur, iwsr Bull 3 years old ’ Skoo nrre «m the c .outer aud went awav lugrA In* wiuir* to pay for ibeiii but I queation Willet Bristol, best .Io 300 if he cmues back, li ha due*, an ■ pa) a A. J. lCu*a. du du 200 P.r tlmm, yoti Umtl hsvn y.rtr imaiey. Cha*. McQiivoii, do 8 (Mr W. S<il*<>i> neat Sucking Btrtl call 1 00 Al ikia inwuuit Jack inada hi* Appear- Isaac Piereu. 2d Itcnt du 75 anc<'ai iDc d>H»r. , Glass N ••Well ahipnnitv,” saidI he, with a t«»oc IV tJw U rit, have it served much fuoreidevaldd dntn when he waadia FENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN • I •hall.piU the p!*l lilt** cv'vii'd »pe.ikinL’ with thec-ipLiin. “well, VRLOFE8. CABOS. Ac.. Ac. _ , r iiiMe^d --f seeing II g'» my! hvarty.hand ovVr'yhiir freight. 1 hnra into an.rfhvr l.iwy ure puekuL S>. you -e.- gol.lhu d’.«nnmn>i*. •» give u* poww«ion' Up«n rnr sbtlvM msy b« •‘■■nd all cf tb if I ln.v.|m\ the hill, l'|l make the MOST POPOT.AR um| displaying hi* five dollar piece, he c>»t—<pital idea! ” bid hold id hi* purchase*. The atore. The le.y MTali h • 1»H head awhile, as if keeper examining and neeing that it was striying comprehend thia capital idea, ( good, hade him take thrtn wilK.Wm;' and of iba day. uud Uus.k.it liiiui.tiiigly. “1 don’t know ibenjaigbiMg a* bo u<<>k another and a last al.oui this; it I*mA’ trifky. . 1'11 ask liaik-ai the pv-ue, be banded it u> the pour ll|.niuh,ifas h-iw y.rn wiiii’l pay ituofip-v wnj-.’w, who withi* jvyful am’tl*race!ved «ith<.iiL bplMt »«ed.” it from Him and luiakned tryfri the store. lent of lU't.ng. and vicinity, that «• tu.-nd tc , • I had ralfier be sued, if be .will employ In n low and very humble tenement^ near •ail evervlhit»K iu cur tine ot tnde as <dx«p •* cu be lxx<Lt at any glare. Give »• a ceR a** jsdge im-.fi..'." die water. wM'adnmWy of poor children, for yourselves. » • iutoud to acll • But who;i* to pay them cwU—dm • b-weappearnhee .exhibited tbo Utmost to-aar . — . . ■ KET-EA-h ^l>3i (DAS’S destitution. On a <x»l bed lay a pour Thr lawyyr h»»k' d “H nt once very woman, ill and emaciated. Tho dimr sormu*. nnd gave one.«*f lluwe long whi*-. opened .and n man in course, patched gar or Ready Pay. only. ments. fcntervd with a WtrtRiiM and a Knwiii allcntion will be paid to COMPOUND- tii- । eculiur to ton*. Isfc mXg^J'W^JRirTIO^ud u. ■ “Wall, I’m a.svnsible man. truly. My bored,'itod Uld them down by the door I'1 E*1 ibr..c«mla ’/.• *n»f, blinded side and approach*! Ufa-bad. iqc.,1** Qh* fact,thr»t tlu-v were ta. c-mt* “Are you Eht'ReltW;'«e*rf ” ho **kod out of mj UU|1 PTi-kei before they could in * niugh voice, but ip the kindest Umea Iw «afely put itL^Ah^wdl. my boy. I . •• No; bava.you f-mad work ! If you ROBERTS suppose I /nual pay. Here’s » fi*e dob c.uld get a huh nouriabing food, 1 could Barnas* Uaaca 6. 1561Ipc gold piece ; is th»? till receipted 1^1* regain my strength.” m> mrty and gn»V I <»?’* .. . . Th* mail gated on her pale face a mo­ nies, and again taking up hlaboree wont «ut. Ik-bud mil pmo far, before • vum.n met him. and said aho wi»bcd him to I •I...,’.. j*wf f..r knr Um gin Din,:™ F-Dom«tic fantam Guidings for all work PATENT MEDICINES UH. STEWART, P. McOiubcr, best .0 lb* UtfOff, . W 8. /khdru*. >»c.t Ga.1- Maple MiaaaBO1 Mn. P MrOmbet, ba*t‘B«Bftr' Cunenr Wine, mfaa. ' ’!• Mr*. 8 Andras, t JarlMhU* Mr*. J. P. Bobes^ 1 Lof BMfo. o UQ compatition. , a ^.-■sia* wWrtl. I’m dml of it ” marredI Mt. I ,r..,u p,,, {l.r Clas* No. 8 —Grade Mra.G.Striker, beat lb wool Xard|K> Mrs. 8. Andrus, 2d best de -M Mr*. G. Striker, iwst pr Sock*, Mrs. S. Andn ’ ‘ “ Mia.G, W.St ’ StuckfnL-, , — Mr*. W. W. Ingram, best Ri* Cat |n-t. fl 09 Mr*. W. W. Ingram, 2d do -'J A -I Mr*. C. Bdcb.lwat Hanoi, 100 Mr*. J. P. Ib'tort* butt Dahlia. . . .. Mitt* Mary Balch, toat Wreath H*i» Flo wen. Mrs. R. B. A iglitman.’best Boeqwet ot Flower*. Master Batunr Goodyear*Id l<e*t IhrjstoM G—Grain, Ftuir and * ‘ Vvgiialdcs. . j. I’: Brav, Imai half bn rah’ Corn W D. W.EIlia. <1.. Wheat. 80 and Nativo Cattle. D. W. Ellis, beat Bull 8 year* old or over, $3 00 -------------- -beat du a oo J. 0- Hannn. 2d W. P. Bristol, best Cow do 200 Ulius McQueen. 2d test du -----100 8. Andrus beat Heifer 2 years old 1 30 C’Iim. McQueen, 2d best do 75 D B. Pratt, beat 1 yeur do 1 50 Chas. McQueen, 2d beet do 75 8. Audrus.beat suckiug bull Calt l 00 Ge>>. L. Briggs, 2d best do 50 Chas. McQuuen. Ix»t Heifer do 1 00 W. P. Brtoto!, 2d beat do 50 Clam No. 4—Working Oxen and Steen. PnaiJrat, l>. G Robinson. llartmg*. Secretary. Geo. K. Beamer. Irviag. Treasurer, Peter Cramer, Woodland. CaalkUa. Peter Cramw. Woodland. Wm. P. Bristol. Johnstown. O. Striker. Baltimore, W. W. Cooper. Ilnadap, John Daronm, Caritou, E.W Hewett Barry^ -' Peter Harwood, Bppa, Peter Itoto, Ruttort. 1», B. Pratt. Irving, Hiram Lewis, Prairieville, Jaa Smart, Or*n~vtlie. J.l’artah, Yaatau Springs. J. C. Bray. ThacoppU Isaac Pierre, Do a bright moonlight evemng wedtocovard two rata uc the plank csmlaf iaRw the aiiip. The foremen* was liaftHg *b» other by a straw, one end «if wki«h aaafe held In hU muulh. We maaafad ok lure m them both, and frxiud. to mT sorpriae, that tbeuae led by tba Ohff wos st-maUiml. Hi. foiihfal triad wa trying to get bitn on board whoa br would buve aMnfovtabla qa*r*are durt< a three j ctr* cruise. We foil »o dtofo•itino u> kill tilbar, and laaded that *•■ f„P d.dUr, which had J ?. n.nna, botfepanW^Muring 00 ft.,.,,1-M.'liisiriimAnla! In her recovery, to' u.juhj. have returned t*» In* told that > hadfoMi *» tougtbe polar ;|£ u . > g., ,,'mdi g-rt did the fir* dollar piece i j„ Q j.jrt, .-I— ' .J, c. Umma, l*»l Pen Menno Lambs. ’ D. B. Pratt. W batt U»‘ ■Thua. Altuft. ixjfii Boar, no eumpoitripn. Th* Alt-R. hot pig 6 "«n- *» tfWrfM*^*' erlaid. Mr* R. B. Wightman, bort CMMix IL McNair, beat Zephyr SUlrL Mr*. Win. 8. GoodyeM.beMjttmiM J. C. Hanna. do Bmk-v, *0 I. Plat*’. b.»t L>«. I.to.ai Bewra, » A. H. GastuUi do . Cam as 28 P. McOrnlmr bust Ball 3 year* old of du du j*ck Potatoes, 25­ over, $4 00 J. P. Ro|>erts:do3 wint< r Squash 25 “ ‘ -----------»w I 8- Staven*,' 2d best ’ do John Wuliwtcr, du 2 I’um,*i*r. 28 J.O. Bray beat Cow du 3 00 J. P. RolicrU, du 0 lleu'l* Cali* do 2d best d>> do 2U0 P. McOmtor, beet Sticking Bull Geo. L. Briggs du 8 Waler Calf 150 Melon*, Bcnj Mocn., best Yoko working Oxen $4 00 _ — -------... . Geo. Cola, 2d boat do . 8. Andrne. hut pr 4 year old Steers, 2 00 John Oa*o 2d best do 8. Andrus, best 3 year old do D. B. Partt, 2d beat do Jilkd it, and 'received fix *b11ling*, with Alien Parker, beat pr 2 do which hr hastened to the store tor taaee* 6. Andros, 2d beat du ■tries fiirbia sick a ife. and lb*o hurried J. S. Staven*, beat pr yenr do .home lo gladden Iwrbrart with |ho deliClam No. 5—Fat Callie. qu-i.-s he had ppuided. Till now he had iio w'.'.rk f*.r f.mr daya, and hi* family bad J.O. Hanna, boat pr fat Oxen 800 l.crn MtArriit'gr amJ tVmn thi* day hi* wife do Sd boat do 2 00 gxi IK-Urr.rand.aa* nt lot«lh reamred V* Alton Parker, beet fat Cow or ox 2 00 rtWjr«milv and «■ •Jwalth.fr’•¥» *"uu’ '*f Clam’Nu 6—Milch Cow*. .jakn.-Hv' which another day’* omUuuii.g S3 00 ii.idd prolinWv ha ye innde fetal. |8 Atidrit*. beat milch Qtw. 'Til.-*- sW'l&iiflH’s. 'Which did *• nmeh A. LI Gaston. 2d beat do 2 00 a* rvirr > rnmvv ’ - ...... ' g^st. hvn« paid him by die poor w>wimn DivomR 0 —Shoap, Swino J,i4*.«umii4i rtUfVpwyfon •*« My. । |^|u tthr. fivn dollara »•»<? fe'd rccwvnl and Poultry. Ln*r-w:iHe Ut»v o» lilot. । (lfjn ,,t,,Re ji.wpvr.. and which the sailwii* ufi.pitflmBlli** i' »*” tm.u*v thrl* >. i (. tou,? Tim p-r umnan’adaugh- 8. Van Every. I»e*t Leiceater Buck ,*<n lrt-m.Mi»wi«*e fam -'f <b«*t afirf ultimately re­ no competition, $3 00 dullard ihn«M.’<* '»»'•*“»• . , t-hmbh. a»l «■* lately ammed J. O. Hanna, beat French Merino ‘•Hr ba* |*md, » the1 Mg idnrlng fc> ^an wfi*> l«d l*ru kept three _____ Buck, no curupufitfoa, 2 00 tlw» mime' tn h'*' master** torrid. i viw-« absent, and .rvfurnrd tree L» hi* nJLn- »—Mort no 9 00 Ijb.'.‘•urrvyioe'the <m>rtw ihn.tigh-'bi" , gta*wc»; “hii’d Ift* * Jfelf ••atfto. N«i* rtiwi'dpav Mto-Frwfiare.” a* (hr- I»»y drtivrre*bl* *rrand and th- maimv --I hut WfMArtng Atp-re I ««mld »♦»«’’ deJRuWfU fto* " «dtl >toir -4* .tar t- day. Mis* Mary Balch, beet pr Woffled Hitta. ’ W Mrs. J. A. JorJon, beet Fancy ©ov­ soo 100 a oo ■term ba* «m«n* it atrok • tomae io tlio hula P«MM viifa Bnuio. Th. pupil, m - 4* nt prayer, u ben suddtnly tbsy saw �Jttral ail life. Mv ths hiliiHtHi. uh< ft.-.] t. mu OHM nil at » "dock yesterday desolation <ff the land i*euMi/h lomakr mom and staff. Up-*n its arri«al here (M’lwfry MBed-np-ih Gcnf MrKTh*tr7, and after jrpmding half an hour with WteJ; ptycecded in company with him, his *iaff. ' WwnMrfnKMMiH-Hth. She idrL. tbc (firmer accredit- nnd several other Gen. M<-Kinary* camped Wre. At the ckwa .4tin rt Gen. Ctipn-roii tuxdv a few .w^l i Tell my hdltn I *<n wall, and re *dy fa Vari-ne chiinues have taken place in the 2*1 R«-gi1 irieiit' WeTotvelMi'l a Colonel appointed IT.'.BF.'M. self and bunily. I am, your friend Matiixw Baird. friun Gtxi. McClellnn’-* »taff, in place of CoL ^idiar^MMi. promoted. We hated & FrwsB Ue Eatektk Hagtewau te England and the Ut- Ammxi*<has. Oct. 15. 1861. Thr B«*rd Edit--a BxaaaaPresuming that a the Utektttacff the port <4 CharIsstou wm Nxw Yom.'O«u46. misane**, a moat* important departure for iMptrUntf hmunct'utna to agents of the ftefM’Bfr^adfag equadrort. is iftani. jj&iAlla fa’dt that the coinmandcr has - j^iJnjilly ^ppr rw-driJ. It is also lieerrdHjhvtehgd from New York to elides to intercept the Ji'athvilt; but it is : The TrtiiresX special dispatch, dated. Washingvm 18th. say«: • This morning a detachment of one tbounind from the Masauchurelta 18th, and * Col. Geary’s Peiinsy Ivnuta ri*glment, cr**a*r«l the river at Boliver and nt tacked the i-iituny. six­ teen hundred stnmg. Aftur'a wvc’re r**n fiict the Union tr-»«p* drove them Lack from the river, capturing a 32 pvupdrr. Our loss was six killed. The epimy’i* l*ms is unknown. Gvn. 8c»»tt thought thia inteliigmcr of such jmpu-rgmx* Utrfl In­ called «»n the Frvoldent to tpmiintiniMte it.. Rolla, M«s 0»4* 18. ; hardly probable that she will bv able to Whit Influence Q.e*o commiasioners of the BQuiheni confederacy may have with The corre*p«»ndenl of the 3t. Louis Democrat fumisbr* the fidlowiug iuww: A scout has ju*t esme in from the west thr last twoarwtluns, will be pabli*hrd man of atrial military discipline. square piece iff Imard. paper and pencil, next week, at which lime we may notice we had beeiwne sufficiently learned in the and, ’’by file right,” marched to the side more, parlicnlqrlv qpmtt feat urea «ff their mysteries of Hardee, have introduced a pr-wedirg*. new drilK not found in that hmik. DitcA Drill. II is Instead of handling muakrtu wt-twe plt-fc-axes and shovels. All al*<»g the batik* of the Potomac can •>« aven tb»* ofiiohn Bull, may p-xslbly be turned tn ftftiWBita’f Ufe rebel eanse. the war/elght’regular regiments, with the ninth Vdil and the tenth fast filling up.— 14 At 2 o’clock. Cd. Genry advanced with he Sidles brigade, two companies in thru* pieces of ramiot). which soon silen iliigjtn^,'repimet|t. two companies of cud the gun* of tin* enemy, mid putliu* q^illcry, tbpre companies iu the Douglas | entire font to flight. A chuplaiu i>f th<rvtiels who wo taken pris»'ie*y aay * Uiat SMjuadrun <»f two cum panic* ' before he »sia rapt med. eighty seven killed uiul v iHindcd had been carried I'fotn bitvc no dess'tk*n nineteen regiments nnd rrb AiThpnnles. all eilht-r gone or just | The Federal troops remained <w the field al! Wednesday night, and yuwterduy morning, iinving brought Mcr-ns the rive thi* remainder of ten thousand bushel* <4 **■ ’ State Defences. whi-ai captured fr.-m the rebel military -Secretary Seward has issued a circular depot which they were about transporting to the Govern ore *if the several atatea, to Li-evbucg. Tin* prisoners admit that their Twee was urgfli^*fie ’Improvement of the didrncre 2.000,whilstYbe whole Federal force was of such states. Tnis eiieular has elicited •100 many Svmthenta, and is generally constru­ And i he end is not yet. ed to look to'a probable Invasion by some forcigti |Sow'er. The suggestion, rept-clnlly Rolls, No., Oct 20. The Case Stated. nrnc.lamalion:fjraaiiiMtnnnra have imvai since attu-e proclamation ’. .., QroQinstnnwa changed it>..Kea*uckay. and U now says : Zollicoffer’s troop* ravage the property ol union mm In fWiWcWT whenever they Jxrrsas*>x CtTT, Oct. 20. Mt. Lock, Oct. 20. In a skirmish near Lebanon un>thr Iflth l-etwn-n some companies of Mnj< Wright’s cavalry, and aUmt fimr. hu rlrpd rebels previmtsljr reported, thr latter Inal sixty-two killed, ninety two w-mnded, lour mortally, and thirty six taken pi isWright’s few* wa* one killed. SriuoaaK, Mb., Oct. 20 It i* ret* General Wv mt actong Brigadier ho left RolU several BAMuIlS^LACKY, C«miaiMMMr. iCe. ha* left at «®r •>flicr, a Mammoth The flab-divUieo. 9S Thi* single cabl>age will fiirttiah “provimkr’’ for the editor’** family fi.r several d*«t- We can live again. Mr. Maynard has mtr thanks. prrlwp* the G****d Lord too. only known 1 • .----- d :1 1 14 ' ' 1I*14 fronty mornings during Un? past week Siner writing the above, (it is now Mondai himm.) Sherman's Buttery has Ctacutr Count.— A -prctal term of the Circuit Court for thii County •• i the 2!»th of Orbilmr, inst. f’j/iiur Ba>tnfr: | ;i ! ii 1 I’lr.-i Is • . -? t R a 4 11 ■ a. > ■ T IS 11 J1 J'ltio-s H Paul. . Putnam Seeley. Sitnuei B*l*--n Dime! B. tlnik ' Shctiuau Chuk. K'ljpir Km>w la MM inn. M • • J* Prt* ’ Hu- kl ».>uTK.o i on Iumuc, Sept. Isth. last. unr.tc NOTICE is Urwbv <i faUetnnc dctnUd paid P I a I act .lent la Halt I more. the mettle <>l their steed* between the fax. DTSF pne uarv a receiver h id hederapp >inte>) There is a p>*euibility <*f an engage­ and the Department w.hiwI up. If our regiment is iu Jhe light, 1 h-*pe it will not turn out ment at any moment. SJ-J.-.w-n ought to be routed, and th.s h> o.nipo«-d of the foseils. *he <ort of lenninlivs lix dre»4 ihc-M like the Bull Run aflair, fur 1 know that 1 Fnixao 8 asag.—-I received yuur wel. still we fevl the sacrifice is just; oclng try, There is »» Uni<« loving man, but that believe* and feel* that upon thr hrt-sd !»*-*i* of mir vwrllmt government, rest* tbn foundation >ff *air future hope* of liheity. In the m*itil*irtanca of that it* fall, all Is blasted. The (air fabric «ff time whereof the memory of man runnrth not; who think that nobod* else ran do the iiiisinras; and that when they” ahiifflri.fr this mortal oil ”h will lie next to impossible to supply their place* — These per^mt, of course, frown upon all drnngra >4clerkship^ and combining with th* seceMionista. they have been very sue eeesful in the Treasure Department. hr a«o l‘hil the stet» and rang the bell '■•a man residing ther»-. awl rd to are him. Wlam offli'iT said to him, ’Sir.* wmuan has ju*t rntend this Iii<um-who cnwitly insulted .... ,i... ____ . ISAAC (1 ^rxxcrsx. Mo.. Oct 17. A messenger from Qm. Fremont's bemlqunrteni al Warsaw reached h*-re to­ day with diapstchra for Gen. NcKinstry. Il was said that Price had nutdr'a stand in Cedar Count v. twenty five miles Imm (hawola, with 20000 well nrmed and direlpllned troupe and a large f-rer •iflrregiilar milhlia. On the arrival «/ Fremont at warsaw. the opposite Iwnk <»f the Osage river was lined with relwl horarmt-n, who were dispersed hy a few rounds of canister. Fremont had began preparations to lav a p**ntoon hridge acn*s* the Osage when the ineaacnger left, and it was supp.*aed hi* army would be over the river by Wt-bnraday night. He waa deter­ mined to push <>n with the utmost vigor, and would prohaly *«*n come up with the rnemv and force him t** fight **r ret rent. to the lady, who was stenjiti^'lwhiixl him, and said, ’Anne, omn- here and sjajogrv to thiagi-ultlvman. lalll not lie drawn into si nq-e* by your in*.*l,-nre. I have U*ld you mH al-t.p that you would «et yisirsrlf into tt..ublv hyy<mr unbridfed tongue, xnd yon w*mldcn*t I isUn to mt; wow may take the cttseqiM-ncra ’ The lady then came forward and made a full np»l<f y, and the officer left the lw.ti*e.M MOTT, Groce ries! ! Cunsicing in part of New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffre, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ gar*. Molasses and Syrupa, Green and Black Teas. “He ami Ids and -deeps. Sleep on and smih-.ihtxi little inlieritorofa world searce I’"’Sleep on and smile! Thine Belt and Water Lime. Spire. m-crewmly sui ted Uf these, p.Thnp* teething i« mm of the Th*- Keltrl L**s* at I^xington. Mo The CincfaMtl publishes letter fl*un Mr. Edwards, >>i that oitv. He w captured at Richmond and lbs Union will then crumble to the dust. Iw* furevever Stricker Maa. W« I’U pnqwirti^, hatg ppi jip jmd ...Id tin* aruclv f.*r in rotjfidmen and truth any of it,what ha* Ever offi-n-d in Battle Crst*. all of which Milt M price, tij^a)>M |U| -A Wit parehaacaa. * Particular attewtlua paid M ffiltag os-. •aliafm-lton a b«-dy nt rebel*. killing a c< ISAAC 0. HOTT. Then may wa not Willingly relinquish Hardly a bow in the city that did not re were fart ifr rag wharr the int< ■am Mw I* now receh ing fmm Nr*w Yc Buabm, bis fall stuck <»f fiitnre history • and the gl.-rj -d America «ili h. tarid in Ih. d.,k '“sSExSES 4 • (War Baker, II IbdliHtf.r, Hasting* boy* io-that regiment will twin Departmentcan't get along without them! » -i < *1 : -1 i l!’> 1 14 1* 1t II. man W Morhwd. J Mott. IS )S I L A I'.m-wiu n'ient of the Springfield (Maas.) Rrp'Atliftn writing, from Wash tba troop* i« «onsideredg<M>d. ingfnn the result «»t Mi. DoStrr’s iuvra We struck «mr tents on Arlington tigsthins. says : Mr Chase .of the Treas­ Heights last Friday, and marched abou- ury Department, h.-iy been the most Chari*-* Pul-iu.ti.-r, tm miles. We are n<-w encamped about remlsa in this rtwpref Upward *4 seventy FrU>-|"li Kim*b*y, two wiles from Alexandria, on the Mt. Si-Cr«u»i"tii»lB have hri-u'' smoked out” Uhatlr* Iloliinson. John B-'ker. Vernon road. Onr hnwlion is a very Ing the better |«ylng rlerkxhip*. ni»d many pleasant .-m indeed. Still, we are n«*t of them are atill living upon Uncle Sam’s Jirah I). Buck. ONitehted; we are anxious t*> spend the leiuntv, hot*itli>iatid<ng they would stab winter far *..uth of thia. If we du not, I him to th*- heart the a gtmd Harvey Davi*. 'Dtey have the" I )nni-l SwatiMoti, recktei that ibv cold chilling win.la iff opp-*rtnnity •4T*-rc«i. •mth of allegiance " — at fir»t taken reluct- Walhrr MrN* il iKcemlffr. will make us homrsirk. Il I* anti*—but they have never cherished an Ge**. Nieb-4*. only nlmut four miles fro in m>r pickets to emotion, bar I word a th-xitflit. <>r uttered Mt. Vernon, the burial place of Wxan an hone*t' w-*rd in sympnthv with the prinripbs nml policy-of the present \d ixutox—thii place bo aacrid to all Amen mitiiatraih*n. They are in h'-art nnL J.J.n I. M ile m*uI with the rebel*; and would to d»v \rdr-- Struit-h Her fruui head quarter* L-extend onr <>ut. throw ir» shejr «-«|*s for Jeff. Dois, did hl* pr**«p**-»a **f the While House war 'Die Lincoln Cavalry regiment rn.irchcd ranr them in doing «•*. Why *mch men out lii ;Muu»>n'* Hill the other day. The have a chance tn show their game, and try <t ■ .’-J 1a 1 !S 1 1* JoUV-T-iWK. Oct.21*1, IBdl. O 11. G. 1 « will <<-n retie at the Court House in thi* ullage, fatal dioease* prevalent, and the health of made aa il is, upon tho altar of our coun­ a* attended fliis and other movements, we From Iftlers Basu. fiviMtad far lbs DOO pyk>rt>t of i will be offered far «*>« St pirtUc auction ting <Htt here. ami Itaforr y «m will gel thia. Blrtrrs are called upon to make, is great, the lorl were also captured. division of the Erie riln-nd m«»miw, to draw right day’s rnti<m*.— emir I think they arc soon to be ce A special •«> tfieSt. L»uia Democrats Major Wier, of the First MiwurimmU, one 1 had written to Emory, lart evening. I uinrcaHj pleased with the patriotic arrived hvrv horn to luduv day >m ,h> the aivumvr Bteiuiier'8ioi>x ’Hioi'X City, nnd report* that on the 16th one spirit mtr neighborb-iod i« beginning > hundred and’ fitly ot hi* regiment, ^ndcr manifest. And, although the enli*ting nf Major While, atirpr-aed the’ rebel garri% so many young men from that vicinity. ami at l^-xlnghrti nnd recaptured the plare,, nod yll the »»ck and wou.-drd. Uigrtlicr with a quantity of guns, piat.ds and o|her many home* to look desolate, although articles which the rebels threw away hi the rartifirv parents and bn-tbera and their flight. imprisonment and eonfiacw- all quite well, though the change of ell .. l._ __ .__ i... _ar_.1_______ ..r ... Calilwge. truly worthy of that name. caimut nuke halt as good time as 1 did The capture <d Lion Creek is confit tu­ to such states as border upon the British rd. The pkc« was anrrnunded 'on the Uiiping you will excuse post neglect, I possessions, .undoubtedly looks only 14th Ity Major Wright’a cavu|ry, the same that routed the rebels near Lehinfoft. remain, Yuura Ate, J. C. B.j to a pMsible oawtingeney. Many kn<»tty and a eotnpano of seeetsi<>nlat* undtLr Volunteer Mich. 2d Krg'L question* will undoubtedly arise, in the Capuin Roberta, and a number of other course of, nrlbllnwing the present war, to pereoiw were taken prisoners including . A FwUvotJe Letter* be acttlrtf With foreign ififtiod*; nnd past the Sheriff «<f tha county. A rebel QipWe are permitted to publish the fol experience should teach us that the l>rel tain and Lieutenant-G>l<a>el S->mer». ulowing excellent private letter from a way to ar»*'§*< v ic io be fully prepared ken prisunrre. All the prisonera taken at both places, seventy-four in numlier, have private in the Third regiment: for any cmergeucire that may arise. arrived here. Ablixoton, Sept. 24, 1861. ■lave omfisqaUiip..portion <ff Freamnl’a cbtege toihrii T«» n»Mp Tr.-astiref a. some litite Iwlwccn this ami the fi»»t of Frlirtt- yreterday at Harpers Ferry,says tfiat^he we have orcmionally an old fashioned nCc.Hints publi*lh-d there --f the’ fight on Mrebifpte north-easter, wbiclt canmoi many Wednesday are in the main ftwreci. The ««he* olid1 agurs in camp. There are no campanira of slurp shooter*, oue company the prepare I*, pay over c<m«>drrable loose Well, here we arc at Annapolis, quar tried In ।lie Na»al ®ch«»d Building*, nnd quarter pounds. vinced. bead. CobKellttgg has two full regiments ten-pennv nail wa* driven in, which has dfWvalry-ready to movef.-HVard. Then already keen drawn out. Th*-fight lasted from 8 A. M.-undl 2 there W-a4*g|ment of fusdrers, nnd one olA^nrenl3 mechanics nnd Col. May’s | P.M. It was n regular skirmUh wiln vary ing n-wuhs. the rebels when hard realb tu ta ntuMer- pressed retreating into the woods, and.at euin. Col. Sinclair is also raising an other times drawing the Frbural ir-*bp« Iriftb rcgitncjit, which is just going into bark into Boliver the mam fight being be­ yond that town, «-n the road to Charles canjp at Ann Arb«^. Add to these two The LouisviUo.^tfurauf den* >unced accomplish the object undisturlird. Uin»tiiuti.m” weighed thirty nine and a BAimsoax, Ort. 18.' well mounted and in s-»h1 order, with the W” we have sent one independent regt- exception of n fracture above the axles: During the night it wits stationed near met-t ul^jfTfentry [Q.l. Stockton’sj nnd one the abutment of the bridgejind when it <pHrtkiment ofcavalry, under G-L Bnutd. t rtddy for scrvire. noise and hustle «»f Amr regiments, tn rebels. had wimrlliing to do with their sudden bt Carthage, sixty milra from lipringfirid. drjiarturc Itom our presence lately. I am The legislature is to be called together *4, is SwMrtain, Butthb fact of the Incomreally sorry they have gone. We were ptiktoswof die blockade, os evinced hy on the 4th <»f November. The rebels al Vienna have d.spepwd.a iMasiming quite familiar with them in the -MlwXpK -M in-lbcir favor, and it is re- i portion going home nnd the rtrtmiinder ported that Blason is not only nutborixed will join Johnston. intent and the Third were doing picket Gm. Jobnst>>n ha* been placed in com­ duty. Although a few angry shots were irtaht omunercial treat* tea, out i* also* anth*irized to place thr mand of all the relu-l force* In Mi*s*»ir>, exchanged, accidentally, we found them nnd has issued a pox liunathm forl^ddittg con/qdtracy. tender the protectorate of tho transportation of anv more property, very g««>d neighUtra. excepting, of o urwr. England for a limited period. If such is mentiing slaves, from the Stale. It w not their enmity tn the government. Of this Hew Advertisement!. In thr mean time we wmild Forts and raith wtitfca nf all descriptions, unfavorably. 0<ir fare la not »> g*-«*d as wlthennnon peepingfmm the embrasures. । we have lieen receiving, hut the Quarter* foretelling drelrucli.m U> al! appr.-aching maatei mu a we must not complain, lor those countries to wldclrthey are accredit staled whether Johnston supersedes Price. tht* »f Bwprrtieuru G»unty cloM-d their aearion on Saturday Sh-ngWs. per M. Corrected, Ortster ted. HM 1**1. The prorevdinga of thr B*i.*r<l, fur good a one in th« person of GJ. 0. M. P'^l at all event*, he has shown himself* al re wfll Wdw Kno �A'rjal gotirts ’•■V »r lOTTsaa.. fawujw, W u» US • . II... HkiSate bnilEl!. PBj-BavsOmc*. JMr Cneaty, C-uuty.OcL 13 hmi .m T>dia Juw J. Al'tofai Xtxiwlr* A ir-ti Mt NEWS Tb..„t v M* Pit~t»«. h Ctoeiro r«*"- U“» canm u a. •» thia . • *• • torment o| this Stair. sa<i itoi i-roccsa toehta appecrai.ee l as torn duh lAmed, Jd toTt the-oiav could nut to ee.H |,« Jo'Tju! LOW PRICES’ AD vtva FRFF P1’” ‘•f tvsldcooe.: “'.’’•toae.r A Allen, Kolieilurs fur the New-York Bcnovloent Infirmary Tlethi- ESTABUSBKD ISM, And devoted to the Cscssor limcu RsreOM. to but. hill Of Cou|>la<altohe dM Ji. i^X^f FUthborn. Lkiy Ryan. Jnturs ' Oriky, Jnhe Rnbitimin. Ynnltew —-y ----------- Ruflrr, JiJmi ■ Hrt>e«. John Thutcbor, Pbeba J.Jmxun, John H. Wunu Phillip A. K«ll<«, CUrlre D. Wa«.mer‘ Mart E. 2 Wwlrh, Sa rub ' Pec»am calling f..r any „f tlw above fetters, willpkaaeauy thev tn-atfvt-rtU^. • R- J. Gbamt. P. M. wIUmb fflJd to".h b* • ’fe' ’£,f ***** *'m "r Bled tn tin. caote. be taken sc rot.fewrd {,v ito said defaodaut. Charles B llugto* ' *»«l 11 U farther ordered, that within twenty days, from thodats of tbfa order, tbe said com ' ' SOOTHING SIRUP, For Cfaiitfrea Teethimg. Whmh gresU. facilitates tto process of teething, __ to sroeun tbs Bowna. ' - -------- =........ 11c- —• •• ■><£fi»w-»iuufax p—.ui. Ill i-ltr 4XI>BUITH TO TOCO IXTaxTS -’"kfurT.ji^!uulJXtT- aMil,'K ‘“'“•sW-Si -4»««' J R. J. GRANT twenty dajB stt-T a rricw ua bun o(a eupy Estate of Junes Ransom. . PROBd Tf GRDt'K—ZTkTIL OF MICRIGAS. Cviiuty of Uarn ss. Al a sesrion of tbe Probate Court far the Cmintv of Barry, buldcu ai tbe IVubate Ottuv. in tbe vil­ lage of Us.ting.jO0 ''u d.y |U» flat day of l»c twee, tn tbe yraRibe thousand eight buudrvd and sixty-ouc; present A C. frindle. Judge uf feubole. In the metier of the estate of James Ransom. IBic of said count' d-«raacd. On reading a<.d llliug tbe peliltos, duly Verified i.r l* W T..kl..B 1 a... .1. \r-;n Tl-ervup-n it is urdcird. that Monday the »d dsy of btctml er. l'».|. at ten o'clock m tbe furem—u. to B*.igiiod far Iks hearing of said petition; aud the heirs at law of M-Jdcweaaed •u? ull Utber psutira latinM-d III soul rslatt, are rvnuiied Io appeal al aecsaiuuul said Court, iben to to buldcn at tbe Probate Office, iu Ux village • f Haaluags. ai*d «b».w enusr. If any there to. why the prater of 1 he pvtitKiiier slivuld'ool to gran to!. Aud it i» further utdervd. that the pvtihonei 5ive nutke lu all parties 11.terrs led. of the |>«nenev of said (ret.luu, by iS's’bg a cupv <4 this ounce an I order lube publidwi iu Ito h-.ubtmu ILumer. a ncw-psi^i printed m.u circusiu-g in saidcvtn>iy. far toe lull firm of ns -wt-uve -. am* sayot any other tna-tict or—never be* it faUad la a single in­ stance. to effect a . are when timely nurd. On the eoctnser.ail are debghted with it* r.peretines.cnd Sbyat. iu terms of cnmmetidaUnn Of Ils uugiea) eSrtta and medical ilrtaea. W. apeak in tbu Matter, *wliat v| do know,** after lea rears expoju-n-v. nn.t pledg, oorrvpi.talfon for' the fulfil incut of wbst we here declare. In almoat everr initaacc w here thefofant la .nffsriag from petit and exhaaatfan, relief will be found In fifteen-r twvuty Iiiinntrs after tbe syiup Is administered. Thia valuabte preparolioii la |-ie prescription of one o’ Hie most etperlet eed said sklllfal noe sea in New England, and has been used with aevar-failing aueceoa ia _ ______________ IN MT HER OF TRADE -< Tbear modicioee are prepared in on OWM UtaBS tuBT. under tbe carr uf able Ctomista, and are the must rrliabla known to ttivoee, including all thr rveenl diacuteneo. To all addreMing by letter. O-taining full ac­ count of srmptoma aud spi.earwi.ees of dieeaae, age. occupation, etc., we wdl write a caadid re ply. with ad vie* atol dirrcl ions for cure, Any feci ■Ml us when MUdii-g far ndrior will be devoted to fnrntab.ng lurdwiura to tho poor. In alt caaa* tnedUuoes can Im aral by mad or exproaa if dosired. Ke-d far ous ur Dure of mtr works nod Judge ».r y uuraUvcs ! Ako published al the infirmary, to aid these Come nnd See !! we hvae just received “ tbe FAWll.Y rnTSlCIAN, Il notnnlv rdtevee iheebild from pain, bat in­ vigorate* the stomach and bowels, enrrsctaacld- ! Containing simple remedies Mody obtained far it», and gtvve tuweaud energy to tto whole sys- - ---- --- -- ---------------- — tern II willofaroct laetantiy rrlfavs planation* ol tbe c»n*c«. ayaiptona. dirt, bathing Griping in Ito Uovele awd Wtwd Cholic, ~~ *" ' “* “ THE LADIE'S MEDICAL FRIEND, and ovcrouu.r cuurulaiaas, which, if not speedily And the fhysiolwgy of Jfnrriaxc. remedied, end in death. |V, toiler* it the toat sad biiivM iitiivdi lulbewoild. in all -are* o A work on the eansc. symptoms. and treatment Dwrwiary ami I lien has in ebifateu. whether it f ell ooaiplaii.ta peculiar lu U>e sex. on marriage. arisrc from te thing, or any oilier causa. We --­ faringfrvta any of tbe foregoing diacoMa. du out ----- — -------------------------let your pryadice-. ar the | retedice ul aiders, of a private nature. Pnce Jl cents. stand tot an 11 you and j our auffi ring child aud The Onllrars. Medical i'aasislas tto .eu.-t that will to-..-.co,Unuluteh suit 1 BC WBUCBCBM MCIIC11 ( •■piBI«B1 mUlog its character . 01 its rfltots we in thia aectluo have abundant evidence In the Fern art Aacd which it a'ona produce* when abs..rto-i thrwwgb the lungs late tbe blood. It has long Iraan held to be a vapor or something in tbe vapor o( water from decaying vegetation Under a greet magnify tee power. Ib> Doctor has found thia vapor to contain distinct orgsaiun* or living bwdfas cwrrvapcvding proei*e-lv with tbaae 'Mind mh^ilood of Ague subjects. They are ItyM' times lees than visible to the naked eve. bat have reproductive la docavin:: matter or in the bfaml. end besee their long continued hfa. <-r the rwtnntc effect* of them in the system. He maintain* that they resemble in character the other termentire poisoB*. or such as the view* of rabies or of a dead body. to. all or -vhieh are know tn rtnr-dn"e '.brmarlve* witbcrewt raiwflty like yra*l i« moist rnri Knur, so that the s!ixbte«t qnsnl-tv improg- I j" t, 1 llolSEIIOl.D AND EARM. rianmtiou nnd Khopo. For etvryFamily. baring orer a I'M receipts <.n <'<-uAing. by ring. I •reserving, tlteaaiug. Ac., How 10 I'laat a ml what il is best lu Halo-. U<>* lucuie •uiual-.adrioe to lluaee Krrj>sr*,lsrarer*, and MrclisiiHS, un a 1-0- Mbjecls vtielerst.— I'iko gfi cvnia. Wort® FiO to any owe. nit. cusRwirintra uook. Fur tlio*-- who wish to get well from ihst aw(ul discaac, a fpll descriptuin rf ell toe remedies lt .1 J n<wpt of price. iu stomps or tourney; «r the whole luabendwMirh b-inn I idarfaroiiwcua. No turn It should I* w.ibowt them. They are illaetratrd wilh beautiful etigi Brings, aud Ooataia the csHMteBard eaperw>-e<* of roars. TO OlXSI MPTIVES Lues. Favaa aw *“«•- Coemrsriox. Rosar Dtaiuaa. Drararsss. Xcbvoct Daaiirrr. »n« rt .IM Cosniun, and be hopea every om- afflic­ ted wifi acted fer copy- “ “ •,l1 0o,‘ t»’,linL ttose sbowld apply before it u too Ute. These PrescripUoua are •’«dV J.",S2",‘w!2L eicisna ef London. Pana, end New 1ork Those ofecrofu|i>Ba,coruumplive. aud diaea.ed'condition lo whom a nometvas u**|.nng only brings suffer­ ing and poverty. T-- •nch«» would nay wrtta, and we will send yon information of a sort, Wv{|tested, and never-failing Pbsvutivd ffr wiu. Matt. rata, lo ny one applying for it, ment, »t which rime th- beir. at law of weld de­ ceased; and el! Wtor j-eisous interested in s-M estate, arc required to spj-e-r al » *’*“?!"'**“ Court, then to to bolden at tbe I rotote Offiro. n thr Village <-f Hastings, aud show eBute. if any ttorv to, "by the soidlaat Will and Tectatneul should out to all»« ,n ’*•“ Court­ . \ .. .. r...,i—. that notice to given THE JOUHSAL OF MEDICAL REF-'KM, ft fa a lanre and bMnlifol paper, and contains the moot valuable laformMion ea Spenna1V<boa. or .'temioai W oekne«s. Tbe cense, rflecu and cure, showing tbe awful effects of tbe dieewsa. On all other discas 3 of tha Sexual Organa, a full explanation af the origin of tiyphilia. the Means of prevention and cnee. Ou Ccnauinpliun, that fearful diaoaoa On the Liver. Heart, 3o-mech and Skis. On > rniaie L'otnpleiuta. On the vnnoua Schools of medicines “I- •IWttffiSninu.Aix. -rv BWT8 & 8®DS?-, GROCERIES HARD-WARE tale 01-be prty and » u-.tt «■< I In 1^1-6* apd State ut Fcn.yir«l>te. deer .*ed. . Un n-wi-ng »tol Bling »- IliiaCou't far I roto'e. bl itojidgr Ihmrol, a« iuMruf.jnt in writing. “-V-ffl."!." bare; to. J. 1. Urru, /taiwyAUvrot Cte.H. Itosq, rm: 1 tors awl } w HU. ».;S n-rw4lavy la U) faa.11, sod .... .o< llrass 1 su rsltol la rfa< «u Ta n«nUta Us w^sm vt. mgsatfaw amt to to~l. ito, an. Ito see, teat nawdy 1 ha>e ’wn. and i cm e--uu J. nil, iscmmuca-l Itoas to my MetIds. Taars, J. l.UIMXa. HIE WiUiamabargb, New VorL AND FHoa, IS oeato per Box, er S Bdaao for SL Prepared by Dr. J. C. ATX* to 00, Lowell. Kaae. DRY GOODS! For sal* at Usatjags, by Muaai.1* a bratasa. JOHNS &CROSLEY, SOLE MAXQFACTCRE&SOF THS IMPROVED GITTA PEDCIIA CEMEKT ROOFING, Tho chrtipeat and mo*4 darafcle R»«*|pg. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROO' Craytm AmlirtAyM*) Vlgiu-tto Ambn»typo I Mr Lu licit) pc; Splirmitypu; Mirim Anibri.typt’; Nril««raphH Pearl Amlmtljpe; UmammUl * Atiil>n>tvp*; |tn|w*rial An? bt'dVfie-; Rrlli vji AHibn-typ-; Double AlIll'Flrtl pc AND COFT IK<1 done Io order. on short notice, and I’neea to suit ordera. from 30 cents to ®A,'«. with good Coses. Old “utiurwauf Deceased friends copied so good :Wowufo Fgwawar. 1.■» ju™ <•• ~ Clothin Thor an readily apviicd by ordinary lihaaop. at atetBhg orpcoA. ‘ no heat is required.'* Th* subscriber baring leased ths Haetmga Ti •try far a term of yean, to now prepared to 1-llolllTE OliPEIt. F'“rt *" I j. s. t-i.i. Tho Oaat to only abort taa-Thted that of Ttar in n n twiom as pcbablk. ' TANNERY I WILHAM LADD• Admu.iai.ti iT.TSor Micmnis. t win. It can to applied Io gaw and out boom of six nxea. and tu uuacur Boon wtnocr BBaotuo. f«S BUI SUCH. HASTINGS w^’^TJd fTh?a. i’Zrt to.UK Ihr u-e of tw«”’ •*« dJ37oc4.IJ.1M1. Stacks of Euniiab Lealber.nl the Usual Rate*. Low Pressure System Walk Up, CraUrorsn FUmnUE FU’UR for 20 ahllliagw per cwi RUKI.IXD CORX fur 33 seal* per bushel. POTATO* for Alwgtya - - MO “ “ hand at D. C. HAVLEPS Hasting*, Dec. 12. 1*0. - Shaving Saloon! White o*d yellow OAK BARK laksa U • change for Ta nail teg. OUR GOODS Unusually Low Tlrre matrriah art put vp roody forW. °"d f«t •J'tfpnry i» all wtrit of fit et na try. »itb foU priotrd diractioM for application. Foil drnrtplift circultn trill it for* miked on application by mail ar m ptmr tri cur Principal Ofi-e tad Wartkomt. 78 WILLIAM BISST, (Comer <■( Uben, Xuwm SAW YORK. J.B-U JUHBS A CBOKLBy. A*»n IVmt»!-Trui Cm.! I �W3M cum NervousHeadache fcit. fcMMmiUI gtMKBIESli FALL TftYT'WlXTER DR. J.BOVEE IW •>•». wauUi wi VT’-TV. Imperial Wine Bittaraf JI W EAR N with nna it! BEST Aaarirtincnta &setK< uf- attack* ofmany of the mraldai poerhnmaniU bauoauaffy 1 DRY doDDS UVKB COMPLAINT, « Jjcalure the health and alrvngthof the euferer. ,l“‘ BEWARE OF CuUNTEEFElTS! The genuine have Ove aignainrea of Henry C. PRICE 25 CENTS. JK* <-HAa>WI Mb I eb«mw1lynw.l4rwUh !!»-.» •T*’ r-O'-renw ue«<.»-xt 1» < ■«—e to lb.edn*. C JiOC KER Y-k SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, thia MICK FLHALE*, uerrouatmtaUl.-t.. nwdgia. 'Tip.Utfou of th? b.art. mdanrtolyr hypMfltawdnn night awe.:*, languor, giddme**. and all that c am el case* .0 feanuliy latal unkaa niwnded to tb lime, ealted AltohveederangeniMiU or torpidity, and liter complaint*, di* < a^. of the kMoey*. eeaMtn; ur iMwrtwmicw of iNt.||-|E.VJ CONSUMPTION, vrta> hare lauan••!»».» Layaania belidcaa weak ne«» fftni deepoudcucy. rocoperate • Illi grvalre- del*, cougti. cmactaliou. d.ffieulty of brcalbiur. nid ty under their inrlgomliaff uperatiuo. That and indeed we might i-itomendr many in-ty ri.tl. Weak Langa, la if «■!■»■■, Dfepmta. Mau IM all aexual diaabtlltlra art rtHh»v«l hy their O»r- but we have only epaoc to *•'. it will not only eb nr of the uertwu* Ayetoea. Pamiyara, Fata*, aad for dlaland gently stimulating propartlea. Tl atlbey all case* ragyiriag a Tawia . . ,। ,j tbe debility following tbdl. m-d for er, but pervn>U all at lack* arising frvtu tuu-malic influrucra Dr. Dod< lelebarted Wise BUtcn rCCni BIUTTERID CONSTITUTIONS. and earn the at once, it already a'tacked JUiA UnWUIBTASiZSI) i however ll.er ma. hare been trifled with and Abd a* it acta directly and per.latently on tbe bit abuxd ; that their direct leudMKty ia to lengthen ary e. atew. arouving tbe liver to act loo. priwHeg For Sorr Threat, aa edataan aa-Htg tbe Caagy life, and render il enjoyable. That, operating di- in fact, all the excrcttooaatid M-rrrlran.uftl.eaya they ate Indy valaaUe. ■ tom, it - ill ibt*nibl) prevent any delrtcriuu. can nctly upon the rf Jum•if.r Fur Ibeaerd at.d ludrm. and for peraone of a .k. ■■----- « ,rqneu e. foltowiog upon change vl cnmate and _ ,___ . a— **■ ■-i AUNB NOON TO HEAL, Waler, hence al) trurek-r. ahuuld liaVc a bottle and dl.< barge from the eyalem. e.ery taint id will. them, and all kbould taki< a tntop-uufulat tkrufula. wueiher hereditary er etherauw. That lre*l before tauug. •• It p«vm.ta crnPmww. afrrugtLm* Ute djgcaiire ocmu*. it ebunld lie la tbe band* < I all [>»'■«»• wf .edrntary I a'rta. .tu mumuTT • thi debilitated. dent*, miuietwa. ilUvaty met., »>.d all ladic. not aud Iberer* nv di*e»*eof tbe Mmra-b and Dowel* aCLuU.'tur<l lu mneb out <L>or ex.-reaae . i..uld at the liter, tbe neireua item, the aim. gland* or way* it II tb«y uii tbn alii tad an agree ""‘"a MINING FROM IMPURITIES OK OBS’TtU<TION-» OFTHE bLUOIt .Abox »Q1 ba sent by mail prepaid an meant HEADACHE i. only nu-r.-ary ton itself!* uf avaryauii uu» lUu.latnmgw t Audi>tnr”*t«*'b* l<. the fr- l. Aa llmae .yr-xv—r -xmm ali.u lu thrir etaaraeter.ga they etrdtgtht* eavd iav^orata tbe wbeie ewWern n^ gm £-*!,**** d.-aateaB ua l*rn, by e^aaiittag the c rculetmo, removing olMtmcttona. awd wan* dwetaga gettcial-arwitb. They are nten retaleulfor iiM-a** ami W oaknema1 .paCaMta W ,,AN,) tfa<- LARGEST nmi mluiinitlervd before ibe »cvy citadd of htv La. been tnraded, > <f"< ■ aeiab— -mf y-rlr. • Bear m ruind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETIBLE BLOOD P1I.IB are mdoraed by Ibe expe wtiecof ib-maand..rflivingwituraee. wl>-, in Idlen. aR lavlu. medical *urt». and by word Market, which we prny<uxti t‘« *U nk.qiamal! victim* of ill health. Tb« bool duox tbraugh e.ary aieti'-r aed ewxwo ef Ineaieum.and to£pel it lUoevogblr and prmtaavally. No oat eau doubt their anperiurity after M» aiagle trial—they are. not nai. brtlrr but, in fact, cheaper I ban1 ah, other Piltv, fc-r it takcaa lr-u netuber uf thdm u> produce a Leiter •^Pricv nt the Scandinavian Btoo.1 PnriSer. fl advance fmm SPEEDY AND SV HE CURB NEW YORK COSTS. per bottle, or S • pev hall d<xm. Ul the Scandi naviaa llteud PUL. tl> oeala per box, or * boarv forfll. T^r Read Dr. Bobaet’a Hpeeial N< Ucea and Crrtiflcalra. puUlebed m a »-h<uIcuou* part of Ibte paper tr-m rime to ttate Dr. Robed'. Med- I iral Alumnae and Family Advlme, cimuining a : great amuui-t ol fulervwritig and >aluat.l-Medical lufoennitii - ean be ha gralia ufhny ~f tbeagvut. Ihrutfboui Ibe seeBtry. In dllbcrh .< rmupliented eaaea Dr. RUiarL ma» be applied to ix-rwuelly or by letter cecloe ingene atacnp for tbe reply. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. ONLY PREPARATION u.»u nt ibe (*>.4 WraW^-kw-eitUul them, »d I1M«C who «xt war iLrra will Act fail to k»r» a •OWV* HR J. fcOV'EE HODS’ Imperial Wino Biltcro Are prepared by aa emineat ewdakiUf-l pi yaieaaa abv tra* nwrd Uie*a aoceeaafullr ia ki* practice lux the lari tweulv-Ria ware. The pnyetriar. Letvr. |ruci.a.i-.y the r-.rlinn » right lomaabta,tn.r and ecU l*r. Had.’ t -:«U..l-4Impertol Wat fuc fulluiaitiK are atnuug the diatiming » of lllUMBp Ql-l-.aMM jU —uiplatbe. ■■ YLG1T1BLE Urt faEDLlU; il prviwrito, who will out hie liuVE£l»0l«r IMPERIAL In all newly nettled |dacea ya • targe pnanuty of 4m pwc and bealtliy bile. Sa»tead of the etale and acrid kiui<; FLATULENCY, laraa or Arranra* bring yew Cey balk PUIe pariiculrrty before n»yoonlMMra. II yew litre au. thing of the kind, ptaaac nod u> me. .XW of my cuelomere. who ia aubject to aerere Htok Headache, (cauallv lading two dava.lerea ewW of ua affad- ia ear bavr Ay pw fill., wricb I anal her. Reepeetftdlr roan, J»--. li. B. WILKES. aaxM Tpmhmtl, Mieh.. Jaa.lL MU general el aiptotnauf Dytpepaia, will raei.h, a« a natural coavcaucucv uf Ha cure. COSTIT ENEMA, by deanring tbe whole length of the lulealiuea with a eelvent pruee—. and without rudewoe. all vudeut purge* leave the bowtie coalive within twe dare. FEVERS uf a!I kind*, by rratoring the blood to a rvgulv circulation, tbiongb lira pruce— o< rvapiraiiiic in anch eafoa, and the thorough aoin TT~." ----- -V-----T..~- T7/ " —T—* ridaiy km.« M the pubtw wvMmv ia abbaer- ■ - - - -• — up. In cvu»e DU. J. BOVEE DODS’ . 1 oueuce .4at.icb my bed baa .ull.-n-d extrrmriy ■ uin odd Th 1. luduccd me to p«y Brigg. X jiujiebjai -smix dju-tidw Hedge* aimuet tbe leal crut I bad on earth, for a t«« dollar betUeuf Un il*ir|l«.t„r*t>vcebeattbe Ira eorapoaed nf * pur* aad caudal Vacated wtaa. br»tof Annual laaL 1 hare faithful) < l.lrtracd thr d, ectiutia ami the bald aj-.t ia bow \-u. ervd with hair thick aiul Wack, though allot l, it i. nlau com ,MM<‘iLi'i °"\UiL‘‘l'M4 ,a ountbleut that laird by Dr. Ifod* bim«clr. wbo i» aa experieaeed auelher lar4r bulUe - auld re-torv U entirely and *i.<t .ncee^fu! pfcyaieiaa, and I.we iboaM Set periuanrbth, I fed aaiiuua to perrc.ere in iu nae be rlaMid pmoeg Ibr naaok timtraa iwHatilaod and being dotilmr uf mew. to pwrtbaa* an. the ooantry. »od ydM.t u b.eh the Medical Prw mure. I wunlgaak ibee 1) Ibou w-rald*-. Mt be w\ilrag to h> »«-d mvau order on thia* agent, for a e Bittera batt bead aa bvlUe, and rocelr* t„ Ui> jdf lira atriptoH deetardaaaea of Ike enmmaatty Bli.m—-tlto re* ard ia to tbuae that ate kind to tbe oKdlMM lyU)id»toffi wrduw and the iwLcate*..** TLy fri-ixl, bVSANNAM K1RBT pebaaLlraaa " ’ . Gm-rier, Nnbie (fc . J-d . Fab. fg, !«5n. 1'inrlIJ Wix.t. • 1...__ .. JOHNS & CROSLEY, TOXIC. MtDICIJUE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE*! It Orate Bat Little 1 SOLE MAS CFACTCllEHH UF TUK IHPKOVEt) Gl’TTA PCRCI1A SCLIIVEY, UURRA, aud 1NVRTEB4T8 SORUS, b» a perfect punt a hick tbeaa LIFE MtolCrataeiretotbek1—■ * "■■ ‘ SCOHBVT1C KRL,. —----------The e hen peat wad aual dnrable Rooffing COMPLEXIONS, by tbatr ali»r»tir<- effect upon the Kuid. that ford tbe thin, and tbe morbid etete of which occ—:uo» all cnmUrf cumpUiuta. .allow cloudy, at.<r .'Oitrr disagreeable complexity*. •n.. «r >k_. o:ii_ r... . .... r.--. .1 Parity tt* Mm4 I pricef | pcrbaKUr, • b«ttieafmr«* CEMEHT HOOFING, Prepared and anMbgr ,^7 CHARLES WtODIFTIU) A co.. GROCERY, SALOON -AisriD BOARDING-HOUSE. BtmJ.en, hit fell Sfeick »f Thr aulmr-rilwr i« now (•rr|utrwl l»» «dl j***C,w‘’* of SPA to ING’S PREP Air n GLLK wdlewe too time* |U M,( annually. FAMILY GROCERIES Aa l»w ua tlx lira, it /'or Ca>A <ir rr.-)<k SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! .... iimr. । imvr —.<1 Groceries! ! Citnalaling hi part of - •— SPALDING’S PREPARED GLVE! — UsgaaaL l-aaiurr. Lona or Arrmre, aud Di» I, _____ save THE PIECES! ■OMWOMT1 DUPATCfl I • HF "A jvrtca u Tma Sara. Jhnn." Funutoto. Toy. Aik JTAMMXC S PREPARED GLUE New Orkwits, MuatviviUo, CXtw. t rnahr l P..«dwwd aid GruwUM&l' Warm Meals at All Hours! aPALDINGB PREPARED GLUE! 4 <*•' C '!-l L "ich tf 'I -ain-if deacnptMia-Kia-aEvtx, and bcauri'L*. in ita TEA OU <<»EEEH CHICKENS . JMlJKLED TONGUE SAtt . IHNES. rirs^rWkFlJiiSjr^^ Swa*t». Naavoe. butun. Kwraci CoerLaim ufall kiuda. PauraAXMaoe rea Mnam Patma'a Couc. ar* a evdily e-aved. aJiNhN1 O°3|Sri Also, Io?- Cream and 1/ r onad? Ro i.4 «tW <"• fill ntolh-d Ur chm* uae uf MeacerrT, witfltod the** Med.oue. , a pwfoct cure, aa tbqy angr foU to pewdicaie fr-eu Ike ay^rnn. all tbe iBbgt. uf Mercury. luRa.toiy thr- 4u. Vary rcj-tctfaliy ynum. Attorney and < this b? * 8.nipa, ' . Green and Black Tea a. Ri-k and Java G4e, *• •*, W.x^rti. attd Willy* Win, ; .-r S1.^p* epto tbealkkiagpq.1. ' “CMFUL TN EVKRT HOCSR." MK ■—ABeuvh acoompaafoa cert.boule. Prine. c"u’- ptrr »* la additian to the above meat rfGrcaeri-. be And <n-nv. il «... , J GOOD BARGAIN. CLR.IN SBMMtiL . ... a Jn-t nah yt.UM aUta .4 the Barber P-l... .me diair eaat.d II. A. G-di-wr* H*rd � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-10-30.pdf 852a1f950fb63f2e553fa544a76b37ba PDF Text Text MRU1UJldIl"WW .utuCJned - J DhM»< Oast Priam,,. ----- L.--------- .. . B.•- C-.llim, Al fen JiaWa JaeniiMaua, FmGBsM, HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1861. liags’ Unsintss ginttm Jacob, Atlorary, Coy ferius, nad Mtllcllor. WAR! On High Prices, at the DRUG STORE!!! Roberts & I-triker DR 1 <SS A PHD WEMCIM ICR, rfChcmli nim Paint*, Olla.CmuM phene, Ifnrsilng Ftnid. W. PARKER, WHOLESALE Bed retail dealer in Groceria* W.. end PrweiaiouB. Pork. Lard. Duller, -nd al kieda aTProdaca bought and sold, st bis -‘old D. G. «oNm. H./F;Morao«, ©riginal Jortfs. TURPENTIXF. AND AlJNiWOU Our Gorjmmant, that long bu been i The number Uue--lhr pride u( ..I; M ial itSvMMTO llabnglil roca; run And U kg iraiUim t A ad weald UsVB ll.ee branfly tigkt, Uui «r rashly leec Uiy life Uuurags.uid iru.i 1uU>m1. is whet la aSoiol M> tbi. day vl atnf». And 1 aboil hope I'm siol forgot; Maay kn re luuugl.C* ilnni’lt Late from na. Aud a'btu | braatba toy nuidan ptojar« Hoel. >o-«d M...J. htVnfr M-' th««. fn>u*. U»e rrjpcctivu <«|pn«hip*i A«*yria. Richard Jones, Castleton. C. H. Padmor, (MHltAf J-dwi Rafflum, Iheuny, D. G.4Ubiae.ro, Hope, Job» E. Hall. Irving, Johi. M. Walker, Johuaiown. Jam<*s Telford, Mapfe Gh>re, Adam Wolfe, Kutluod. WU.-Barrett. W.n/dland. Pvtrr Cramer, Yanb-y Spring*. C. W. BiMrtt. . |%- Sup.-rvi-. «ra Iron Hdtl'fiora’ Bar ry?OriMigvVeile1 anil 'Prttrtevllle being: alnrnL - ‘ 'i ' 0» im.lkai. Peter Cramer was elected teiupi-niry dwiruuui. Board tlu-n proevedid to the election ..I (,lu>iritian |.y Imllot, whereupon D. G. R. bin* ifi' w k»'dul V ’ On thotfon, Bifcird « titurmw morning. St 71 Mr. Barnum mured V? **»eod .#• «■ raport, by. r« during the ml e^aU.mles- W. K.TerHa. Coen fas. ( 5T 74 85 U tlmi id’ ihabiwuabip of.CarJurti 5 perow*. C. M, ffl&ol.', kardPriw, I M JM b-L . W. A Sartw.41.Woek imJail5 58 5 00 Mr. P.iljy moved t,o imand the rep T. HillflpK Ondar SWriP . ....... ....... r, .—siring the amp **•. mil of the to*nsh!p of Barry, M. Alksi, Jurors fees. T. Altoft, Witiwa. fees, Mr. Striker moved to farther amend Scebbia. EHfe. repair the report <4 the committee, by deduct­ i^'k cart "5! ing from the real esUte valualloa of the J. B. Carpenter, Court few 19 tuanship of Hope. 5 per cent, instead'<>f G. W. Mills, atty, faun, 4» 10 percent m rro.mended.by tbeaimmit- A. J.BtanUy,Jwst«• tee. Carried. • ' ' Mr. Biisactt moved to amend the re­ port of the committee, by deducting from ■Snl estate valuation uf the towiphip af Tankee Springa,B per cent Instead oi 8 M.a. Btebbine,* * ' Btj per ci-nt. aa reomiended. Ix«aL Mr. Cramer moved to fectnd the vote C. Femoh. OoMt. !•«. *M on the amendment of the report, on the !) Ura*: jRMtire. 7JS townships of Vy.KKliand, Carltin>tfd,Ca»W. W, Cooper,Con*|. •• S US11 x. r.R^ WftiMhr 4M Mr. Thoiints moved U» adopt the fcrpnrt n. P. Hah Ormat. “8*4 of the- cmrtmlttea as amended by • the W. Anderton Witr»etau4 63 Board. Carried. *-881 Mr. Wolfe cdl«d<p tb< petition 0* P. FTdUuP — —/ ’ w appointiHeiit of CuruWua»<i««>rt 1® dram Wm. Dnwui the a* amps of Burry County, which, oh Irn A. KIIIkm-ov E.' llituuaun' * motion, wat laid aprni the tabla .. ' ( Tuesrfsi j _r Bl'iard met', pfranant io adjounimenL R..II vall.il; n.vmlH-r* all present. L P. Ih appvar*d from Barry, Geo. Thom­ jT POU MECHANICAL AND' UEDKTNAL a- .from Prairieville,; Air. Smith from pORpoKEH.oin.rjr: Owe..ville. und G.Strikerlwiiig appoin­ A. E. Am Imcid«mt at ni8*mc •«, J-s*- ted from Bultimura, in' piner IXOT -Xj-Lhir -H,-k.u «ir.left .uuiM*dc tin- *» Durfee, iho was detained by aickiitoOL Mr. Wulfe presented a petition, signed ir.'UchiiicliUJtl the b»illlc et Lrxingtofi. by B. Pearce. Gro«. D.Mw.rs and others, in a wo.Mlru Iriifdfng which tuul licvn used by our tr.ntpn uu a hospital. Thvi-nrmy, f..r the apjxiuitmi'Ul .41 cimiui*»i«>uera ta» through noiiie iiiiav.‘.m-»i>tioii that the drain liw Swamp* of Barry county. On moti.rtiol'Mf. Cramer, the petition Hiaaaiine u>ia in jbe building, made it ilH-tr target for time. Later it wa» was laid upon the tabla until tomorrow £A. COTFEE. SUGAR. SFlCfiN. FEpFER. nmrtiiiitf. luketi *pii»v>«|oit of In n'X'j 1-HUNKS.F1WB. RAUJNH.COOFlSlk wb.>^iUipjM>.nig iAir bmyp would not Tira . Mr. Twlferdpnswtjd dmt n GunmiUer ..I fiye fe-, npi-iifti-d by., the chair., to p.41 ibyii --«li v.i-ii i.i.fi.I.Mfgv ct. everathtag is the U™c.ry liar. ro*eh •• n.r i-iii-mt .'»»• lr V«. 1 iiiv up a l-old ai d vxrmme and report upj-n the Eqnlitatmn Also a' great «aUetr of tbs' >bt*.iiiy firv., A» lliv.lv»[m-J .’•••^od j“'t of the Aitorianirtf! ’R-lfe. M-.ti»n curried 11m- Cfeilf appointed! Mwr*. Telforil. CU'WCXST j-xx-rinxiixi. oiifoiili- the i'ntri nclii’iiri.l*, our ••‘•yv **w tl.rV n’l-iat In- roi.tr.1, ' Eisbt.-rh lliyii nt. Crmner. Until. Patfi.-k and Tb..ma*,« On iiiotiun, the Board proceeded: Ui elrcuby Imllot, a member p> represent thb county'at the maetio^uf the Stale,B«»ai^ a. WB1«HT, . uoawsr cocsMUzm *r law. A >££22 S FartiCBisr atttaliaa paid io *e eollacUea «r alaiao Bad ax>*»y promptly rerouted. Ofcro. with W. W Ralph EsR.. MUdtovUI*. Rarry 1‘Mrty, Mirhigan. Aba CBoklac Eilracu, THS CSVS Ct* t nntnriTes ills i»wf- JOHN ROBERT*, I1CU9 andSurgron. »>«•« r, near lb« Court Houm. ■ I bid tber go ! G-> I ^>erd tba ngl.t! Mr. Thomas tt>‘»ed.tba»tbo Ciorir Im instructed lo taka Np -the Certifi­ cates <»f-tte MUrt lui.i-v of Wit HUMS whera belied iMited the aame.and give oidera in their atwU. Muii&r prevgih-d. GROCERIES , A.Driianda''. lrmpti*>i tl.ey.li. p(gli( eliii.ln-.l up and g.it itlluThi- * vmtl Moi V W llldo* n. forced i>irirw.n at tin- (Hunt oflhr luiiniit-U Hl»d dn.sv the whoMcnia.l down nt aim. ’ Tint. • ■tli,-.- tin Mdtioiird Uk-ii.-m-IveJnt llirhn'l ..1 Use stair* iwlow. mid rix*i».-d tliHii'oli thvidlHyvbrte um they rushed d-.w-n. In Hum-iminavt -liityi nt the sixty iWafl« *brr Win. O. rvetnan, F. M. LanliS«: W. K. Ferna, Um AiAlrtfi; T. L inlUHbrr. •I* F CttH;’ ’’ ■ Ttow.'ABen,■ L. i-wfdmtn. J. P. Walker. John 'Fiillw. -ui-h ewnmHlen. Mr. Striker,inovi-d.ihat n committee ..f five Iw »m».ii.!ed tn examine and re |iort rijxWroe in1"vvHai}«-«’ii*’rlatii*. which .*1 mofiiwr of Mr. Tfe-i»hS. **■ amended. «» lluit such »nmmilh-®i report »t the an Jjtrilij r moved flati a romtutytw ».r n|.|»»int< d to icxnoiine mi<| re. rK.n hlUrrliatierihli dnin s. "I'd during tl»r firrtrnt evneiuii. O»r- PATENT MEDICINES ’ (e-rtiticatM taken vp. »f the Ay. ‘ !> M. J.rt. «vu A Sitnth1, 80I. iWrrcI,. The Coinnilltre nppoh.tld »•' f'tjtf re( an t.i’the aunts «■! fnniiliMb of ihrae ’who have enlisted in the service of the (lotted Stale*. reported tbaU* ncmrdiiiR b» the >«l hilormuttou they twit get, there are nirea- bnuiliea . consisting <4 t wcnty-vigli t |>erMUi». that will need aaahtenew from < ‘Then fere. the Qijnmittce would rec minuend (hut tbe v3t of five 1 hundred “J a* a fund. F>r' dollars be appropriate Amraxooj. StopoF- 4,•[». M.^-Br-rd met; ndji turned until 7 n’clodC. Bonrd met pursuant to adjournment 7?be Co-.imUtee im , miucvho«ou» claiuta, Milunitted.the fallowing, as their report, noon the accounts that had been mug. preaciited: ' M. II. Palhwr. Rora.-rt Othi. J. -B? Cfarpirfrtcr, O N. I kilt Wood, WlJ. RanMim. Hint. . A eti E. Lopham. Matilda Hrin-ka, Davitf"J(?.nv<>rT. /U1 ’ ” J<?hn Smith, 1 ' GnC P'gRwt L. II. Holcomb, 8. M. H-ll ” ' ' Miaa R. Wbeekr. G-ENUiNK up*ll Marr-A Arderaon, 11 rtM'lbH’.' Y Mrs. U. Mallory, €. Jidiu'Carftetiter, l' that perpnM-. and «mi' RUlUXTd 4BTJUKEBHssrniea iUaca A Jrtl. • ' ihrtiif D rti'ou. J.J.Br-iks - J>Miii>n 1 fanaoin, , m AAtlino G«-nird, A. L Harding, Wtir. iLrjtgH, Lnlxm Carpenter, Geo. W. llntchinaon, E. JD. Mueber, IV 18 05 A3 AS Ksata. Fee wbai Serrtaa. Chi d AlUeed P. Crainer. Justice fees, 2 S7 2 37 Thoa- Smith. . Orson My era, witneaa feet, 1 75 1 22 H. Mveti “ I 75 I» D^rid Jofiiison, B.ord me^msrapanbjii adjournment. 'g»lte*l Campbell, Roll vallf-d-all pr?swnt? 1 75 I 75 A. Morgan 'MArvin Wllmm. 1 75 1 75 Ut eommhttfe appoia»rd to examine E. Msrrn, “ Oed.W. Fowiw, andrefSirt iip«n the eq«alixati"n '*f the L Marttbam, 1 75 I 7* * Michael Halo. *’ caimoii. ana vqmpuicoro, ~ A-u—meat RoibK aubiaittsd the folio*- M. Austin, 1 75 1 75 “ U-ciin^'atNtmnraal 1$ Pl* r McOmhar, 1 75 1-75 'ma "M thrir.rtp.jrti j . i' ■ • ■ I. Whitnev. “ V. O. Back. 1 75 I 75 eminent. x*'. f ■"V ' "ij." I> ■ E. Wbbtmjr. rGJk?.i. 5jnn"ii, .nw,o ^HL $L ? - ---B 00 2 00 P. M. llrtU. I. Is. Ungs, JaatiM oiYu in' Chtia.ra>>.pfj»h »f »«*. Heliry Miilh-rv. anil hViij’ II. Mallory.- wMimm l,W,lrt|WlM.t -toe life? Ul20 6 •David Johnston, ■di'rlio gn’IR the eminlry fei' E. tl. Mallory. T ........ .... . JVMMwi l.v^waA ’ AH ubia -reds .-xplnti at I-•»_ » On motion cba ItmMd vaa aeoapf* J. W. Brtitlev, G.url fees, 4 2$1 < j w ud and tbeQ^mmywa dirhR^JT^, P. Cramer, aft Qsrhon ret I 50 T Mr. PmUom uwHrtd ta> amend Mht Wi Curtiaa, witnrw feei,, I M I »“ V.Xl Buck. “ “ 2 22 2 22 Ri-piri U rhv CowmirtMi by wUuwing. N. Bmrwm, Dspt. Sherrff, 10 50 10 50 aeeuant No. *54T> M»d * ab .37i?74r - *—<£• D. Striker, rapreea charges, 2 0$ *,® thdiarand twaaty afck«MM»MK kUMr. m ,!>...>.■<■ ..wan »«4 Tbm. AH*,'*Rdrtr“ Jt^-ad of one dollar Mml. Mraa^G* iM-uim>it>K-*4.UnnfJraSi wa* 4*»"a up •* ..r.liiawui B--«rai. When the N i»y ■QMimiMhrtb- M^imi mM.- 'IJ ,|)<p»»fimr« p'H *S«vM m '6*»tdnM»i'>n 1 A. C.! Witao, «R Mr. Cramnr, movwd to nmmsd Mb* L. Mudge. OS AkatropMt al ro> <V mmilM MrlU. P.Cntowef, H. P; <Wry, H G. Cfewlg. “ r.G.BbbbMMk M 4 i W.T. B«-Ur. B. < Ctarffcr. “ sufm;.. “ - 1 I o. U !««•«>. “ E. K. Ckudkr, 1 L. P.riM. " «. W. O^ar. O»«ab»» w. w^a,i,ar.a,M.«M<n it si «. J. KaA-H. 1,-rd « IM �-S’-d- T.Jfc*(lns*. ■<r* d<>«iot dvuiu it, tbcriaiy bf ’ |te. for iha Bteatifoanee sul>]x«nauA forltosfc* efr'wetfBeiitcrimirfol -------------- cireetarhafiJ rip, ii E. R Chandler W OnJlIofioB Board’ 8. C Prindle ■’ioniorWlw rfinniijig* i «a Hmrtertn’ifrtsladA. WrifctoWbg bteten laHwcen the enemy in uncertain numbers and Gen..StuM*a command as early as 9 4 44 1 86 rw Thrf*d»;-...orn.ng M without much effect until! 5»>‘d««ek In the, afternoon, ‘ pun our right, which die enemy ■Cnl. Brirer. Tbe ware abuut 1-800, aforpn teipfofod < “ ’ - . -. 1 M.-J • field Board Jury «fiu iMnlcy & linker Siitidries fj*' P»"’U«'n mkit'g b>r- firn «n. JvA..^nXe Uyt. 4srri<4iwa 18 “6 £^uudif<hr.j>f Coiiiniicsiwiterwltk.Dtaln Ira A. GuHxmiiu Wi new “ •!** 2 40 Anx-na M* •«' '>.*»»•* ^irs^iiip.. N.-ti.m retried. Wq>. Rinsom » 2 34 will devidve «*p«<n the -L^rlslaturc, when Ongjwtim «t Mr Tfowmte it-wfoa f. J-Grant Juror so convened, will ba dseslection of a Uni­ gjpid tggilie Tuldv until HteOctj Ses* . H. Rusnell “ ted States Ssuatnr, to 'ill the rseancy Wm Ti-kter “ Mr Ttomm infrtxlneed rite fi-lfowihg caused By’the dosth of Kinutr S. Bimo E. 8. U>dlitm cBcsoWiortB. ’■ ham. It i» no light responsibility, and Wm. Rodgres .‘tU-soMkl.' That the ■Shpvrrisdra J. O. Wheeler u the coo wq> ten css following this om offi­ 4N flhtfr ^[wetttn T> 6 % thia 'jrore^fed I.* I>j^.iiu>f. ' Mrt^V.Jf m.jvd io w b MIMInd aro het^liv di^Mleil4O| W- A. Bartend! <O. Van Wormeru ,^r T^ford tlic 8iipcryiaor'<'f VpVnaftjup tfib Jso,‘.4»l Rcn* ,ol iui■praved' I>idld‘iiij^ich T««w*i*I<ipa' <w or bufore the Mot Angu-t nt-ju.— And that £liu st>nu|^^M>^'*0ar, mu! filty cttfitBjie bejdyy .alluwvd - tv. gntf> Etapcrnsor for snob , surnefe Ad<»pi- 0. non at Olb Point, having been qmetlv shipped for this end 4rom New York, cial act of the State Legislature,may bear n<> small significant* in the future history M' W. Ricker - Cmcvrr Conat.—A spuria! term of the Bueten, and elsewhere." . Dispatchea to the Philadelphia inqui­ (Sraiit C»urt for this ouintr convened rer any the regiment of Cui. Baher4 to­ al^’Ciurt Hoo«. yMtordsv. * * temporary who say*;—‘"Mere personal gether with those engaged with it, are said tn have lost two hundred in killed L..WU. ta * considerarbms should never determine and wounded in the late acthm. Col. . nr enter info the choice of a United States Baker, ills said, wu a promincut mark is thought thr <wlrnd*r will He cleared' Senator.’’ , for the enemy** hut feta. Hr Was struck i It is very self evident that any one of by a hall in the heart, four in various. such e>'ii»i<termhas*' should never dttrr- pirt> uf the hpdv. and three iu the bead. J3Y“ Wears noder oliligstioua to Hoti. Col. Baker, when be was killed, was «n mine thr result; but thn| they *h>nild' be h..rae luck and dressed in foil srib.ru>. It Ciiaml«* SL’Msia for a copy ofhi* speech excluded from cunsidenitlon, would be i» Mid that one hundred Miummippi rifles delivered Itdfoirw the R< jiw4»lima fitaie fii deprive llicpi'oplr of a proper repre­ a era directed at him when he tell. ron«rnlii*n, a' Worcester, Mua*..Drt. |a». sentation. and the legislature of its full, Wr would al*>» tt The Wnrlft dinpaich «aia; “ Uuly fma. The time 'has gone by, when the Rhode Island offiwre at*"*d by their S.-nsb-r t'«Ain»LKK. Judges are appoiii»i-d to preside over .the gun* in the fight at Edward* Ferry, U»e h -ui»d copie* ofl'w 1 litigation of Districts <<f which they are inrti retreating in the frav. De- eoviiiy not resident*; and ifo higher the office. chanfrd fnou the w<**d« in all dtrect-on* converging ii|* n oar finer. They were 1 hr more important ia it, that in all re*bravely fort, hut ibe alaoghtrt of «»ur prci*. the srlrrteHi of nn nceupint he ImtU offirer* and men was t>> tioilic. llul mtulc to conlurin to the representative the Federalists at U'l were obiigrd Io Lail. of the State and Nation. Wm. Kelly *• Tli.-a Tinkler “ Z. Sriiliimn*. Juror fees E '8. Collins, •• M Allen Jone*. “ “ J aCub Muns, u *• Fen. Kent. u •* D.G- > obinacn,** B.-E.-Horton. u m 11. N.Siirkeit. “ *• Rpb. ParWHie, “ •» tfioteKfi *>| tlfo Hlglrtrfiy Cbfnnthan«n Sam'l EtfiHvshm, “ “ •re*or4bu’re!*pertke'TflWTM» fifty copJ. D. D» xter, »• . “ ll»® tomniJnriuti nf’Hjv Lawa fi. if. B Brown, ” M » fif Miciiig^n relating.' tuD Cork, Justice “ tai And Bridgvfoe.ml' Jhei du ijjlitray Commieaiofiers.. W, K Ferri*. Cont “ . 3.. 55 C. 'M Nichol*. Board PrvoFvr 1 25 gtader tnoved, th reconsider W. A. Sartarvil,-Lebor oti Jai| 5 50 rlmi*»f th'<*lie|yiri of jin* C<*mt. Walker >mith .. . .T, .Phillips, Under t»U.ri ft’tec» 416 77 » tth-<T!*nv-.*ua IXfoma.>. t*r i. Tliomns M Allen and others Jurors •• 3 00 ^tiipiqttcftipritul U. etubbim. & Ellie Rep Ifouk case 2 50 <xMr rise Biuirti. atttl br**ers ortfomi MiQn carrit^l. Btrtkrr J B. Carpenter. Const fees ' 83 5 jmei jpoved tlia tcrAe dawred-for r!»c tainw Mt tbe tq>«Jolm Bec-umn, Hitnusa*4 8 00 .--a------ iwATfcMt - ■* ’ 1 Ketfficld be>Tk J. A. bwetcy, Lock for office 2l>0 G. Rohinson John Slocum. Justice foes ♦ 35 fifty, four Dollars. Muipdred, Jolm Brink. Const •10 13 R 0 Caid 9«0 iifili n?(«vtd,tlint tli^bonnijr M S. Stebbins “ 20 81 ^beiaQtliorijted to htawu.* Rji 11 Palmer Clfni. Fenton ¥ M ♦ 50 EvuitjfirarQ.npyin fl»c )«nil uf D. Cook Jn4k<t *» _ _ it*'of Hcc 12. iti Tow,n 2 it of W. W. Cooi^u* Const “ 2 98 Range 7’i*v Ui»V rt«|*hritig,t<> have D. N- Giigo AVitocM •* 4H6 been ah erior-ih rherettirmi mndti by II. P. Hale Const “ . 8 55 PUly lhe“Tinri(*hr]>Tn'R^rer in 1859. Anil Wm Andrus Witness “ ♦ 68 charge the sente bark t<v tlte Tuw;n of FT. Taylor “ 2 31 MnUu-Grhew. • Cnriud. Wm. Downs *• “ 1 (Ml Mr. Thomas moved Unit W Bntgl • Ir.-f Ar KilliK.ru •* “ 7 65 er E-q linvp^ntvw to withdraw hi* E. -Ilnnm»n *» : *• 5 4« aocwoiit. Carried, y,. V A.Sim«»id> “ -*f 7 59 Barrettintroduced,tbe folfow31r.J. Tlntmae IL.B>ooka “ “ 7 77 ifotdierohitinna. ,4 . : Euoa “ “ 5 40 —Jte*«>|ved. That the jSifperv ite»rw If Sc<ley. “ “ 7 47 qT.tlie aevcral Towns .in thia O' nftty IX 'LajJiain •• M 7 63 riaiQ inane 1 hvir orders on the (A»iy|ty ’*• 7 71 ■trcMury for snrh aiini ur^smtte hr A-itr n'Brookf “ .kA. tMtuvxy on Salary 200 00 tuay- he necresary in compliance wilh । D. Striker . - •* 200 00 » E. for IJall tliu Lawn the au|qn>rt << fnuiilu-* Ju* Ttdloid Supervisor fees 8 16 QT*V*>limti*era said ordvpi to he inad<* K-ler Cru liter u “ 708 wayahieon the 1st day <4 February John Barpiitn u •* 708 1862 with Intotwr nt,ten jmi ent. 0 W. Bwartt •« 7 56 ]&s<>lvcd. Tiiat cacb Supervisor Adnm Wolf “ u 7 80 aliall keep a Rec«»rd of ;i|ll orders ICiclt, Jones “ •• 828 drawn by him on the County Treulir |Ij.e’ii.u 6 96 tfTipd forward a copy of.sqdi Rtfc* W .1. Barrett 7 20 Jones ord t*ulithe said Trem.nrrr. hy *thv 1st L P.dlr 8 8-S day of Fehrnury .1862., ami /abu. R»> C. II. Palmer port, to thn Bon'd of Snjierriaore 4|ie D. G- Robinson 6 12 N6.'l»f tamilica relieved and the p6 72 Utoiptt paid to cacti family st fjie G. Striker Guo. Thomas 9 12 haequeiit session after .ancli I I. M Walkw 6 84 E Smith 840 ( V. Patrick. ?♦♦ The Certficatfea <4 WitnvMca, thv W..I1 Baine hb in th Report uf the Cum r-- $ r. * Striker ini rutoced Hie nfollow ipg.RtxmletiotM Reertind. Tint »he Gitinty Trett? tnittee- At this juncture We are pre. pared to agree only in pert, with a crni- TW nfUl „r *. wm * jiS'K <i ' - -il **C>I. B«ker wavlujrd by a horseman who r««dr close to him and fired five *lr»l* from a revolver, all taking effect. l*ne nt all. if fH-rs-Hial and local ouinidkratiomi ’layer w«* atonre brought desn in .taro The same brave are tn hr igtmred I New York, orsveti by Captain Dvrriel. Cnnada.could t'urni-h men of wider spread man recovered Baker’* b>*ly. beading a rvpiitaii-iri, and a l.osr friends will insist, cliarge uf his company for that purp--*.-. •“The California regiment t«*>k over, are pre-eminently fitted to represent ofofficers and men, *ix hundred aid righty, Michl pan. nr any other Suite, in tbv U.S. nine. The drwwnded are al*>ut fifty ; Senate. The truth Is, that local and killed, thirty ; prisonrrs, three hundred; pi’ts'-nal con*id. rations will;' in lhe atj<! w>.undid onn hundred nnd twentyfuture, a* they always have tn the past, live; total live hundred nnd five, safe about uric hundred and righty fifor. decide the wolovUxi nf all our public offi­ Piu«T Kkob, Mo. Oct. 25 cer*. And it is nut too much th say. Cd. Plummer has returned with hi* whilhwe permit the memories «if-the p*«t coimunud to Cape Girardeau. to tell their own talre, that in Michigan Cui. Carlin now occupies Frederk-knJ Icaat. personal considerations have out- t-*wh w ith v ri-giiueut ot infantry, a aqiiacirwn of cavalry, and two pirevs ol artllery uciuhed all others. Thompson and his relief band were W» expert in rhe present instance, as pursued twenty-two miles beyond Fred h> nil former cate-, to be met with the erick town, on the Greenville r«»*d, wheu pleas ■>f-‘pevuliar fitness,** and ‘'pre-emi­ the ch.um was abandoned. They are nent qtmlificatiwis; ” but what looks probadly at Greenville now, buttbey are completely demoralized, and will doubt­ moat strange t>> one outside of the ring, leva continue to retreat. i*. that all llieno pre-eminent qualifica­ The detail *eut out to bury the dead tions should be the growth ufa particular after the battle, reported near 200 of the l-cality. or. at most, of a small circle of re Ms killed and left on the field. Our counties. But so it has appeared for the. loss was six killed and about forty woun­ ded, one mortally. ImL tec years, so tar os all Ibe higher offi­ W ABiirNUTOM, Oct 25. ce* in the gift wf the Stale are eunoerned. A letter from Eawards' Ferry from a We have no disposition tn disparage gentleman of the Sanitary Commission, the fitness of any man whose name is. says that one hundred and eeveoiy.five likely to he prreegtod, and much less of wounded are in mar hands; probedly fifty What, we would *»k, is the use of con fining ourerlvca to the State >d Michigan the one indicated by our [.anting contem­ porary ; but wc must insist, that the Idea of the agricultural State taking both of Michigan its representatives to the highest braaeb of the Naliooaj legists tore at F.lwanl'n Ferry, we mux ••ckn >*tu defeat edgr aulmtantUiliy Aitfowb the enemy retired foyond Lefoburgfe st the approach of pro Bank** colump. it d«»r* Ir4 relieve tbe.alTur #n-m all she coasequrncr* of a defeat raptinalb it was wHioaficr bsiu«J nweWusr* to draw all mir foni from tin- Virginia lhn« rrliliqui*tiiiitf nil lluit wa* allt-iu to lie gained by the m'ivrmeiit iti v tbe no*-|r Bakxm and bi* brave men Tua Gams Q«rrixuau.—The secewou wympalhirera. bariug ruined Geo. Fre m nt's reputali<«. and made Li* removal neerwaary. (!) are n>*w trying their nt detaining Gru. McCfrllau. hand Our opin. i<>u is that McClellan is fully a* liable to cm*are aa Gen. Frem»tit; hat the attack* oa'hoth are intended to injure the Union cause, and we are aurprised that in Fro* m>«nt's case, llie Preaidrul and CshitM-t have been supple loola in the hands of relict sv mpalhizvr*. ty It appears from informatfoa pob- listed rises here, that Imdy guard, leas Get. Fremool's than two hundred in nutobsr, bars aeMavad a trioti.ph mcr a wore drowned in attempting to croas the force of tioarU 2,000 rebel*,' al Springriver; probably four hundred or five hun­ field, Mn.. and drove them from the town. dred are prisoners. In Fremont's division, we achieve victory Naw You, Oct. 25 The following was received this P. M.: after victory, while upon the Potomac it _ -Swr Faiscweo. Cal, Get. ». •The Mayor1 of San Francisco ta tbe from nne ci»mmrreial city—and that city a» nearly ent of the State as It were pos­ sible to place It—la'preposterous. is just the reveree, and yet. ail Washing, bin is endeavoring to crush the man whom the rebels cannot conquer. Gentlemen of the Leislalure; Western tf. Tboinaa moved Huu ihe- ehair Michigan will present the name of a ean Tas Niarn R*ot.—The Ninth Regi­ ment of infantry, ’ from this State, left t‘be iiiatrncled u>..make-grt •**' i aa to the prolmhltt c?»» «»f t»ui«t dieate for the high office of United States’ Detroit for the amt of war. on Friday nt’ On motion the Board Adjourned <nd repairing the Guan. II*.map, ^rej-urt nt iIiUjO^uIm^ M-ssinti. Senator—one St. Lurn, Oct. 24. A special to the Drayocro/, dated Jeffer»ouvn|v 24th, nays: “dul. Waggoner personally popular—one admirably located—one “pre-eminently Wnw&ve^V^fW. fired." ami every way qualified for that Tl. Gen. Kelly maroted from here .« Fri i) night, and attarkrd Rnmnvy yestvr iy afternoon, mating the ouemy. cap tjpn cairied. -t.i. -. i. F J high position, and what we aak of‘you la, 1/ A. Cramer moved liiat Ibe Pr'tat. arrived l(>day Troin Tipton nnd reports Baared that y«ai weigh off of those eonaideraUons Hand Co Ch*rk Ih> each nlbtv- that il was rumored and believed there in ntnkfng your selection ; and, if, in wii thu antn <d Fi>v Irtiudred that Lane and Mmilgomery lud intercept­ ............................... hurried. ed Jlet’ultrK-h, nr' some ibis awmtnhig doing, ymir determination is adverae <>r ! following nHmm»te tweru al- that name. In bis attempt to join Piire, favorable to Western Michigan, we will ■ nd nit hi* whailn iirtiiv to h'ihnh’ ‘Phi* units, with all your cunatllnenta, in tbs ‘each SujK?rriMlf lor , J ts ifi er Cramer " 7 u8 7 V6 7J8 : Telfort! Barnnm ( t is arid to have discovered one.bQudred And sixty thousand dollars iiKWsiB, iMiried ut W ireew.aud delivered ■tener to-theU. 8. Paymsstsr. bi —■ Yreta.O.1. 25. JAe iMJs spacial Washing!.hi 24th. ■ays : Il is rvpwM that fovait wo MurylaiiJ rated* tailed a acb.mneg in. Pnitexwit river and forced her .to, it& Jwixi U'Bt. Mary. whntKv they rxmwted.brmake thrir way across into. about 100 bates per day are caning m. Oi.o hundred abd aixiy-tbreu bole* came in in one day. Hope is entertained that it can be smuggled through tbe blockads. The adiu.r is indignant that ths planters plaudit of “W II done good and faithiul d«> nut bold back their cotton, m*tead of thus furnishing a tctnptUlg prix* to thv enemy. . .. .:t; The Heath t Cel. Baker. -4A French lady has succeeded In The death of Cohfoel Him, United manufttcturiug au exuellmt paper from States Senator from Oregon, who was ' wood, mid at a price much lower than killediq the mgagement «1 Pooleaville, 1that made fn»in rag*. Has method aai a suburb ul_ ____ Harper's _.T____________________ Ferry, ia a public'i* < iU '“tt* tire of a Hew- kind of Tl.rr. •m«... lot tn m.a «.I. *< "» *»«l «*■*«<. calamity. T-...which are aftef wards treated witn the thr country <md*»wed. with-qualificapuns alkalic* atid adds ue«WMary to reduv them i>fe suteiiitHii superior u> him. As an to pulp, and the uoinposiiion ta tiually or^or.w statesman, a military.leader abd bleached by the action of chlorine. a patriot, he • cropird a prominent posi­ St. Locta, Out. 27. tion- He jvjp offered a Brijradirr Generalship, A spcool w Ihefos. tee. JhjpOfiMa, । favorite California Rvgimutit ’ Re* foil , IHl' u* rimcring am. bis man ; and 4he natiun' hi unload. . \*. ,« ■ D*via of Ulinnui. and Hon. appmntad on tbe c >mhbw ______ „ , „,T _PC sod ““d't claim* against d-tendmg fte‘i^frlltauGi’WWeel created in Gen. Pre *.»* i*ri i firfx'Kew Yoik Timet daapatcb sms: I ‘‘ An tpidMKt that tbe telling bark *f the 1 .QW^rrgtosat Fairtax was sudden afoi J \«MUtj-»cfad H furnished in tb».four that 1 j they <1 up trirgraphie pules aodwretdi edeSbs**. thsStffrom Fairikx .to i and osrty completed! -m Workday previ««a tes the* Mmrisy wfom , ' Pv**bre Dissolution „ N.< <Hw Xx-nU/OSl, Cnrahrf. P... d-red .nd Gwolaud B«. Rio, Ceylon, and Java G4K; Stew, Wooden, and Willow Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Bah and Wjfcp Uftet*,-. *, ■ . ■ but bv preferred'!., rotate hi*. mat in the । Senate. «n«l commanded,** a Colonel, his ' at the hand <*f bi* advancing- column,. । •f transports that were dePkfinsOtemiK hafoc* Mfi’ W9«71 Ow«.i*WM^ **/’ ' ■ I M MMdJkfcw, >y thv blockade, have gran* Grocej I 1 . - ' �1K*I □ftTIO latest I4EWS Mfohigionl November, IM folluwiuK dr*. Ing tu the sas Stale of MkhL^........................................... .i-TY "•*’ bur‘,r tb* Northeast quarter of Me- C-mliutwd abacus ftvu. !.i» place of re. being made suhji-ei to snalanee uf a Mortgage uf •ba* IWy.hi.MlHd IMdlaM, tUllyfimr«3'by j"’*-’U »««d. aud beaisng dale, dune 4d, MiiJ; «.*d MU) |4 ,uldeci to the •foMcr«f*h*.wMwaihv«.M PsrJy Laid; Mid . ualasr (wnn^ -k. ——t r ____ _____ .* E>TAbi.bfflEB !«*, vn,* PtlUiTH, Immc Ratbboro. Lidy Rynn, JntuVn Ortley, John R«M«««<i. Yankee Rutler, John ThMehcr. Phehn Wrat. Ph.llip«A. 1ZII7CA ERBS. ’ork Bi nt. vloent Infirmary LOW PRICES’ I/ | ^™***°!- 1!. R. JrrfsBANT. Witbltt twenty day* ettet arrvicv >tu L,lu i« * tl,i ofC.iW>aB«ilVirtJ|.B|H| auticr u> (hi* J m default tl^«4. that the «ud MJ| .4 oumplm, C“UMT *>»,“kCT’ ■» CCmfcenrJ t! »»'d dafandaui. Charic, H Uauhrt. And it is further unfa, “ days, from the dal.- of thi ta. published ia the \ illsue uf IUat,uK. 1U t..r „oyu Of narrv. and In.t tk» *,.ki,li. ... , . I KOBATE OBDRIL Haatings^SeptomberFlh, lidl. i Ml persuui havingC1anne* a5uta»t th* Katste ■ firr.-.-M Mn-r. deceased areh«=ett. MOfiatt sn l rrquiHHl fa>rv*eiit the same at tide .ffir* far *xon and MwiPWiy >X m* -m Tuesday tbe iwe hi*day «fN<»mXvbr Helt and Towdav the IW*. ty Hghlh day ofjaca.rr awn at « o hefatvntmu vfaacb Ofs*.dd..ra1 «.* »«>h> from hts -alr bring tbe t-me limited b> the ~mbale Court far aaUVaddty far muili adfaMmn.t. SHtiRMANC. fMlAULA. ix-xyt ns ot tra^ki Prize Poetry. - A nabfot tbrme bv tart it S IlsI* prasaa of Hnucx'a ma-chfav Pi Hi. WE SOOTHING SIRUP, For Children Tcv-thfnc* liVAE JVST RECEIVE' l|«. pu-ihsued al tfaa inkrtnaev. U> aid tiie.« Wl. ch iftes'h fh'--iiiUies the proer** of teething, by sUl'ini-K tfa- cona. re-'.ucinnali t-iBaana i n— w il< allay Ml /.<•» sod asa-iuod-c nCton. antis f»Ia. I ANJIk V PU1PI4 IAN, t .-nlalnlng simple remedies eaa.lt obtained for .. . ..I —11 'll. twall. loll —». i K P i 1UE LAl-ltrs UH lie A I. raiElil), 'Ai.d th<- l'b>>io!uc> of MarrMite. A work ou lUec-u«e. syi.-pronu. aad Imimrl I.f all couiplali|a-culiai 4«. tbeae*. ou mairiagt, i-».llilies afantKin anil its result, on children, ilieir Ills and nil tbr prerct.lmn of ci-mwubon. - itli lnva1aui.le hmtructiuos tu them un auMjvcl* •f •Mee fh>n decaying vegetation Un-let a treat magnifying pu-vr. thr Dvclor Las fotvrd thia vapor to contain distinct ory-al-uns or lirfa? hades0 'Corresponding precisely sruh those 'band iir MMrblaSfr of Agtie subject*. Tl-»y are I . 0 times lets than rl-iLle to the naked . tv. but hare XSDTJKBDJ ^31^' *ri tti-rrLm. liwlr aaBM-«JBttoC vej UCTytoU. and ouitsiifaii L (he * pain. Impurity af lln Dlnad. I bare nss-l jw HU. tr^i satnfcHtaAy bndy,-Ac.. Ml o» which are know tn rwr du-e lhewisrirH with great rapedMy likeyee«< iu mol«t /tied Baur, so that thr alighte-t qnaHtiiy itnprrg aaUa Vie whale tn**s. Te*st thpiugb a pMreefal magnitier is g»ca fab* a A»r.-«l v~x-U|i ••». which growe. aad =■** to —i fa a abort Xava. Mmani is oat an distinctly relatable CRfHERIES Itanner, a wew-paper yru.ti-d ■-.« eiici. atnii said count'. far the fall brtu of ai-. Urea weeks. immediately pre. foo» to " in^A tm* copy. I M* St J udge uf Frubat with beautiful engravings. si-d cuute.u lite cunrtvn»rd evprric> cc of years. . -koasv* w.arau, for tbe .bora works, who can ma v al.ai a mi.utb ratud far .circular for agauta To the toung of b- th V*C1 sufsiiug from tfo. TO CONSUMPTIVES And those afiicted with DTSPETWA. NERVOUS DEBUJTY, HEART HARD-WARE! niMAfiE^rVERA AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION The .ndarwad, ,*>• -eventrOre year. ojd. liM for years devoted bis time tu curing his Fa- jurinus; palrvulard by , the principal phy.k-ians and •untee-m. in the Unua. elegantly coaled r-ted, and tievtr-faifmg Parrarnva ,nitli sural. ' LatgUoira it’, cei.1* ; Wa win. b*is rm. to - a;«M applying far it, fire Jlu*r» for one tfallar THE JOCBKAL OF MEDICAL RSF -RAI. 'J ul1 direuiiuns aecoinpanyrachh-1* . Il I- a tar** and beautiful paper, sod contains 'Warranted »nneriiir,tu ______lnn.t AlUbciirr the |.iibhe.-1 >uefifl*lnrNea. ar >ctniu*l Weakness, The cat DRY GOODS! BAM, M oaetapar Bog. or 5 Boxnn for M. PrwnndbyDr. J.C. ATBfa CO, LmnU, Kim. For *Mr ai Hasting*, by Rnaasrs a braixtx. JOHNS S CHOSLEY, sole MASCucrvusKsorrusiuraaras oCttarr.acin S h^faa 1 ifa- prXiiX. •that parted "‘fa-., in New T«* '» »-<, a H. C-cPUiNPl.h. . friend ad vised me to testy inir pill., Hat>fag lull try., cop . • Jiuigo nf I’rubate. eonfak-. ce m theJudgment of my fnend. I .ibtaipd aflls Haas. October 1^1. a -pph »< Mcais. "Jlames A Park, bmov-la. mABaUingx, October c , ___ ________ r ; p,rfcH<»w New York th> retur-img h me. we CEMENT ROOFING, Tbe cheapest U>4 mou dBrabta Boettto* Stacks of ErSSS&s IKSTiXZSi.'r-S _ , . lu.M u-r*e. I (.Burt, II* u,< ■w r«kude,rr»¥lhe—o— artdW^im KttlM. and we can give abundant p.oof of all e claim in their favor. . HASTINGS tT’lSCg •SS.‘**b‘4 * «*<«»*> 1^11. TANNERY! J^7tTirdT^.d Tea . ‘ KO HEXT IS HEQUUIKD." TKttt wdiirialt art put up rtodjf ftr Tbe subscriber haring leased th* Halting* Ts U«ry far a term of year*, is new prepared to ■ Low Pff-ssuri- Sy-4em Walk r,. CnMsBti 1 SUPERFINE FLOUR for 20 shilling* per cwt WlELLEl) CORN for » oauaU p«r boaheh OAT-d far • ■ *> “ “ rom»»4* • • *• : *“ Al wan wa baud at1 P. C. RAWLEr* 1 HbfalpjM- tX iSeO Shavin? Saloon! .4’ ‘ Pitnivd' Iksev-ither, Ml lh<- Uauai lisfeB, Whit* and jsfipw OAK UARK takca fa a chitime fcr Jnujifag. .. All beatbw WanmiUu good or Uu nay. I«MB«WSfa''.’5.’ • Uiiusodly Low �I H,jUOD riKIHEK AJ1 BUND HUa KlSIIJltll! BK.WEDIBS!! FALL *ANBr WINTER .ud.l.llMI.0«b.-ed be toe must powerful timic, rmf rd •uJ*d ■> Mw “*.•*“*? “• .I-*** «**eU • «*■<«>>« may toi^rated • rad i to relte'frem^^a^c'ka'eMVilibooIrtto^i to rworertogtW Jftawu «U BMtoL tn which fomries ere ao ewbjert. <*aU^ •«*“ ,l* ting to it* effeeta. and ret tl is Merer fullowe >_ uf anlrila. It n cotnt ARE NOW ON HAND Ib-' bARGESr erf BEST Am>rt»>rnu U world, bull, bi thus*thoroughly akibedln ntodiei ecieaoe and bv all whewweultorvd fr«'«» di biltty; fur It toed", n., ta«l.r«j alib «r kauwtodj even to err ttoit adntir. fcHv«. *11 attack, nf dl. mm. and laye the unguank-d •v«:e«a oneb to lb ■ttarksu! man. <d tbr ax-l itat.gr nm. tile to wide poor hum.. .U U constantly Imblr, Mtoi. ftr n tr DRY GOODS LIVER tOMPLkIBT, . rretorv toe feceltb and aticagtliof tUsuFrtri. bat HICK FUBUiX BEWARE OF CuV’XTERFEITS! rtw hate lanra.ata.1 f.rieeraia helpless weak rx. aiut d»»|w»idmcy, rraapcra-r with grrell re Tbe ftnuioe bare lire .ignatare* of Beaty C. and all other Ifealcn ia Med- of Hie uertvos Mytoeea. I'wair'eia. M«,«aMl ftr ell coses rw^uui.f .ToaMt . .li*] end gvntly alimulatluir prup«+ii< a- Tl; ’W“ ‘rtiUTTKRED COXKTITUT1U5H. ^A^bo* wm be erat by mail prepata ao receipt Dr. Dotis PRICE » TENTS. - (eiebaned Wine Biu«n aUai Low.rrr Story war bare brvu almsvtl. that ttail direct teudeU-.- „ — ----iik.awd reader il eiijurablr. 'That, operating al recti) upuu tta /MMMx/d^nHa a* A*r LmW, they “ 4 lauwn^theCh^y tAU«E MOUJI TO UKAL, and discharge from the system, etrtr taint vl SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, wax cxweiact au. w*>tvrra* from 3 €X O Ever shown in thia HEADACHE O £ ETABLE BLOUU PILI*'m« rud-recd by ifer exiw feaceuf tbuusaud..4li.wgwiltxser* wl. . io letter*, affldarito. medical *urk*. and by «..i.' i4utoulh, urucielm them lu bn tbe rent brat prep­ aration -f the kind rrer u& red lu Ike brvkroduwn riciiinaof iU health.. Tto-t bent dlxe.se Ur.wgl, erery erenue and orraa or ita sratini.aad to cipel il iboruugto) and perwaneally. No one era <■ • - t.-.. .­ one .ingle Uta!but. to frat, etaapc. .,------ - — .. lake* a less number ol ibriu l<> produce a better Market, which are prepared tu aril at a wnnll advance from ■■SPEEDY ANtYSVnECt’RB'” - . la WITHIN TUE1R REACB. ’<*£Un Jtainwa Uta were titobci/al ky Mr.^ruomey rf Uu truly tc.rnl.jie Zacoearg. NEW YORK COSTS. . ’ . Mtoonrilli. Cone , Feb.t, IMJ.. Ma. PrAiomo. Sic » I har» tried roar Crpoahc Fills, and ! lib Mem J. 8. GOODYEAB & Co. HIE ONLY PREPARATION MOFFAT’S LIFE PILLM AND PUCHMX Bin'ERN . I /eras Htm. ......... a «.ru, -7 e T«wre. n»Metflk)l t. LAKY ANN KIOIKUOU- MOOD I UH TEST OF TEAKS, A NEW AinK I.E. q-’HESE MEDICI Nh^ hair now breu bo l>r. Btbn< k’a Mumn< b DR J. FXiVlE ww Imperial Wine Bittern - Are prepaml by an rminest anfthMfulplyeKtoe Blttcrta A u-» st»-l •trl.ghital Siumae1 ieand lUnlnl !..< « si -g । elu SIMM I'. S'.d tor tin- p-.rra ii..n ot ti<U><*u- c-'taplsu to mcidsBi <■• iLr Wr.t Spmce Creek. Iluatiugtoa Ca,. P., rf - a Janusr, 18. In. u. C SrALaiNo. .. , ■ SQa: Yen Will p)ei»s M-ud me two bases of roar pfcalio Pill. Send them n.jacdiatolr. ' bit. J. nuVEE DOW arerre/yMefe.j/'Ot./j •fhritet „. .... Bella Vernoa. Wyandotte Co.. 0. Z IbU^XBlAX 'JT-arjT free. Wild Cherry free Hark. d*ikeb«BLCh*m« mil® Ftoavrs. end Gcatiau. Ttay are manateeHim by Ur. Dad. totuMlf. a to, m ju* exPRrtoocrd and succrreftl l*bye.cta><. rad brane afayU m) w .. Barerir. Maae.. Dee. II. 1960. IT. C..Sr*Ltiixo. Esq. . I with fur aume cireilars or large show toile, i btlagyoor Ceyl.alic Fill* more particnlrriv bef-.i - - -» ■ ■ It ___ r.t— X- - feaxiunate wieatu wWaAicrd. ‘ There full ,.14«bl. Huber* hau.Lae re tb.AM.KH, leaiod by all c'aerae of ilx cuauararty for aln.uoi eren t ariety ofMiacaM inea^ral to M l.ouian ayaUtu,. that ibe, ere sow dertoed i»£a"W. “ • TOXIC. UllUUXX UB UMUUL Also WuRMti. by dislodging from the tn rainso at th. twwrte ita al.my mailer to which there ereeium adhere. aCVHVEY. ULCKRH, and INFETEMiTK ‘ pr'fo”1 !•“'» «hich there LIFE MhDlCIMl>eirr to tbe bhsHl.and all the hnuwia. ftCU.lBlTlIC ERUPTJUNb and BAD COMPLEXION*, by tl-eir elieratue «*rc« imu the duida .bet ford the sbiu. end Ita morbid state of wlucb occasions all eruplirccumplaiuta, sallow Ctoudr. rad other disagreeable cnnulrxiwia. Tbe use of these »in« Tor u rrrr .fort time, will effect aueuUre erre..t HALT KHKUM. and a .tri PUIlcU.UiE ONE BOTTLE!’ JOHNS & CBOSLEY, sole man wacturkrn w the improvkd gutta pjlbcua UMAjrMia nad Prataac Lift I priced p<-rftvttie,«Mottlr«f*r>« CEMENT HOOFING, Prepared end mid by CHARLES WtDPIHBD • ... ^ , * GROCERY. SALOON AND PILKH —Tta* oregiaal prnnnctorof ttara med- . iciuea. was cured ufPile., of-4 leers .trading by The Coc It caly .beat Oio-ThJrJ that of Tin, ' AMD IT IR T^iCE AH t>t!,H*UUK. GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE! For prxrarritig rad rvpetrhue Tie and oilier Mar­ ra Moon W et try dwwiptioa. (rwtn ile irrct rl„. ticily. m not inured by tbe omlrwiioti sad etnaratoii lueral. AND WILL JiUT I RACK «K COLD GK RUN IS WARM WEATHEH Thera materiel* bare been thuruagMy tested ia Rew 1 ark sad -II parts uf the ttoottani and West- Magdinprepared glue: ”ssr.x;'u~•” carXUMfe Wlte -f SPALDtXGTt'FREPAirP GUib vUTsar. leu luwrs ito oM arumaBy. JH SPALDING'S i’PEPAREDGUIE! " HAVE THE PIBcni ■" . JMMlirrt • * ; KHlPATCH! HT “A Hnot is Tnse >Uvwe Bnra/^dW »v fcr «p« rio< Furattuto, Top BOARDING-HOUSE. n» GROCERIES • In* fip tlb lou s . pttr Canh.K l(. ''■ ! aT d ■° m?!Tw<T- tob a— •M'Mtifttox style •• -fpL’ *•*•» to Winn Me ala at AU Hours! <*.• 0'Ll Lllich if dusirod TEA rSHB^PiHLD/ ’ to , Who 4bm bb1 Admire Be&aliftdTtelhf XI WltAJASI FORKS, «nV<*,r>f> r U in,a prr|M>ml 1«> 'FAMILY <rn IXIFFEE. IIIKKENS riCKLEIi To.Xtil’E SAW ft*-. t art put up rrady fnr >iuy tu all >u>b r./ if.t f priattil Jirrcti’iui Jirr t' tai! to ersdieaXe from cvutrif ieil XJST&STi application. Full dnerrptive circular* tprff &e fur nithni an applirafiou hy mail »r la ;wra ut oar Principal Ofi-r dniw^rtkouat. , FOB BALK BY ALL DRUGGISTS. T8 WILLIAM KTBUT, >E-J4T!A .'. Alao, Ic. Crr r-m and L xnonodc iJ>>-ii<! ’ill '«• ftimi*livi| In by ili.- unit. i|i,. .,j ,ln, Ah«l. fiiiulKj fif i .hi <L-«lrt* . ,t J J GOOD ar-CLXAX UBA i'JT ... I«to» r^H^i ^hr ajri »t itto Barlwr r..U, tor 4.-^- raai ./fl, A. G—dyew s Ward ~TT HASTINGS i TANNERY! � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-11-06.pdf 32eea867102e7e7d05f66f69ac9ce986 PDF Text Text khRtaer, 13 PMIJSB.n er.__ _ ___ » tMacowrty, on the Oarntv Trwasumr. jiayabta <m*of the MiHlary. Or. motion the report was ancspted iw asB iiB g i VOL. 6. fastings’ Quinta §inrtio HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1861. PROCKBDIXGROF TUB BOARD OF The Chair ai -------------------------- -----Mr. Smith. Hall, Junes, Barnum and Grn. Edward D. Baker who was kill-1 (oCTOMM sRMlog.) Cramer. . ,, . ' n». «d yesterday at the brad of his brigade Mr. Thomas moved that the aggregate la ear OemrrT Cusaas Ornes, I Ks!sm«iu.^”jhebiraI1i1*111 B«rAdt Strsata, in tbr charge uptin the enemy near L»*sHascdnn, Oststwr 14, 1861. f amount of rejected taxes in each town­ A. K.:.., • . burg. Was H native of the Bfrie of UlitiotH, Thia being ...the T dsy TJ.r. <leaigtiafa*d . by »Ut . _llr ‘------- Lied to thio county tax, apporand a grral jaunoriitl frh-nd of President itte. for tbe Annual Meeting of the “ Board ... lion ad tai such taipnshlpa, ’ and assessed ,7,*'*: ______ ...___ . ' ; and c-.llrtrd ibere« ith. ‘ Csrrlefl. Lircohi who. |it th.* bchalt of Mr. Baker, ol Supervisors : JAOlB FERRIS, reelrivd the attack up-.n him by the CalBoard met. anil were called'*tu order], Mr. Thomas moved'that the County Attorney, Connaellor and holldlor. ib-rnln,delegation shortly after fhe Inait- by the Chair; and. upjgi tlio calling of the , Treasurer be instructed to furnish each IONIA, & » ..... gurntioii. Throe iKcts nre douhtlres n-ll the following members of the board 'Supervisor with a list of tha lands in their lrt>li in »he minds of onr renders, and answered to Their names : respective townships, upon which the Assyria. Richard Jonea. tbrrrh.re nee.I am Ise.' rrp.-ri.ri here, m taxes have been rejected, and the amount they appearrirMIQII nt the Bsltimorr, Aaron E. Durfee, of such taxes. Carried. time. Gen. Hak.-r was reprrwmaUve Castleton. C. H. Palmer, Board adjourned V» 8 o’clock to morrow in ('otigrrn- fnriVi Illinois during the veara Cartt«m, John Rammn, morning. . . 1846 mid 1847, and wua »til«rq.irtlv Sen Ha-tings, D. G. Rjibinson, ll.ipr. J.din E. Hall. Tius-tay. Oct. 15.—3, A. M. Irving, Job.. M. Walker. Board nut pursuant to adjournment.— Is n»t hid first cnmjmign.for w«* Irnm that Maple Grove. Adam Wolfe, Roll called- quorum present. Board in July .1840.hr was Cnliairi nfthetaurtb Orangeville. E. Smith, HASTINGS proceeded to business. rrghnehi of twelve hionthw. Illinois v„lRutland. W. J. Barrett, Mr. Telford called fur the reading of Thornapple, C. V, Patrick, untrerw in the Mexican war. and Tomthe journal of the June session. tnainlrd the hrigndr iJf Gen. Shields after Wiwidlund. Paler Cramer, Mr. Cramer moved that the Chair ap­ Yankee Springs.C. W. Bassett, bisfnll lie was well dii-tingilished in point a mem her to fill the vacancy In th* Mr. Polly, from Bairy, Mr. Telford, committee on miscellaneous claims; in the Iwittlr of Orm Gordo. He rrcrivrd his dieri.nrgc in May. 1847. In n mill- from Johnstown, and Mr. Thomas from place of Mr. Striker. Carried. Ury capacity he was n<>t again known Paririeville, siilmequcutly appeared. The Chair appointed Mr. Durfee, to Mr. Barrel moved to take the reports fill such vacancy. niiiil the present troubles u>,rnhtwn”ed. when al the monster ini-rting in Uui*m «>f the Supervisors upon the relief of tarnMr. Wolfe moved that a committee of 1 square,Be aacrnded rhe principal platform three be appointed to revise and correct Mr. Robinson, of Hastings, submitted any imperfections in the descriptions of । and laddly ami'Hiitced that if ha could get ,mly n lew followers he would as the blowing report of relief ex tended,up land in each tax roll. Lost. new and iin«l complete nwortno-nt. •• Iwldly go fmih and hatile fiw the Unum fu Sept 30th: Mr. Thonus moved that the petition Mr. Geer’s children. How the u>.rds of the white haired San. •24 00 to drain swamps, be taken up and refer­ DHI'GN AID TIF.DICINKR. J. Stilton's *• at.-r t-.|d n|em the lovnl nttaena-of the red t4i a special committee nf three, tn be ^Chcmlcwfs. Paints. Olla, fam- North, time has aliriuly proven. He Mrs. Tabor, appointed by the chair. Carried. ; orgHiiitat! tbr California regiment and “ W.Ue.41. Messrs. Thomss. W.Jfe, nnd Jones ■ led if n» the fi.-ld. « heli offered n Rriga“ K ns pen, were appointed as such committee. i do r and e.rti a Major Genralship, he •* Newton. Mr. Thomas moved that a Finance ] n-io-rid Udi,, prcfrmtig ta, b® at the head “ Warren, Committee uf three be appointed,to make i <>f rhe rcg.mmt he lasd organized, and. - Walker, and report an estimate of the hmmnt of - Heath. • abhotipb nvt<ng m lh<-Kittle as a General, money necessary to be raised by tax lor “ Rrrd: Insimply the Colonel •»» the first the current year. Carried. ‘ 3F FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL CaliE'rtii, regitiirnt which started from “ Mnharl. The Chair appointed Messrs. Thomas. FURlDSES.ONI.Yjg'J - MrLrllan, Smith and Patriek, as said committee. •** Bennett, Mr. Thomas moved that the Cmntv KUFERYISOU. WAR! On High Prices, at the -.ski • hi s w im DRUG Roberts a striker, .EAl.ERS in drags, incdiciuM, patentmrdlrises, prints, oil*, turpeutiur. bantina ttuid. ■ Uquars. dys-stuff*. window-ftlsiM, putty, jro•s. •tstionerr, sad fsncT srtielas. Stare ia leer's Black?- Bastings. Mich. OTEEZET 4k ALLEN. A TTQRN1YH ATLAWan-l Solicitors ia JV eery. Particular atietilion paid tor O STORE!!! “ Warner, OQ»«« in ths Court House, Hastings. Mich. J*«u A.8wtu,r, Faaxa Alls The (lidumno- Deh.irtmerit and the public nr,- wry iinxmiui to trst the Rod­ man 15 meh gun by nrtusl experiment. |t in not ,|. uhi.ul iligt-the I'niou gun and the floyd gun. at Fortrero Monroe, will Miiath in tin* -id. a of any ship ->r bqtlcry GROCERIES! H. W RIGHT, A TTORNEY ud COUNSELLOR AT LAW. and Solicitor and Caun»ellur in Clisnwry.— TEA. COFFEE. SUtiAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. HAI-INS, CODFISU: that the rela-la may Iwve l-.a<|,ri down with armor upto the limits of flotation. Othcs. with W. W. Kriph Esq., Middleville, DANIEL COOK, pany filed a 2*2 Ik 4»<*» with 25 I<m. of |M*wder. at 130 yards range, from their cui/JiLia^ iPXE’ririiiXBir And Cooking Extracts, FOR TUB BSFBC1AL BBXIF1T ••T 1I1B LADIKs. 1 mw itm tH F iw ir Wc also ksep on lisnd a |tt»d usortaicnt of ’i NO. 27. WWEM k BIIRSWS? STATIONEBV, FENS. PENCJW. INKH. PAPER. EN VKLUPL3. CARD*. Aa.. Ac. PATENT MEDICINES TAHJ rv»l.iv lea.i is all bariness eaira«i«d to him aiUi uneas and fidslity. Rearimw. Johnatowa. cinnty, Mieh. blanks kspt al way a oa baud. L. H. STEWART, TTORNEY and Connsrior st Law, Srilcitar ... CV...MI. a—n- ’"'I; . . ... u...:-..., to iiromptlT ami co.• A e uuuvi.i a. id. —... — - . ,r j.-ur»«l»ca. Ws inland to mil .KEnBAIP, IEXDIB- CASE [ mv lo.ndv Pur. null. will he paid to COMPOUND ! , PRESCRIi'TlOSSjaud suy U.»ii bring oejstxthste. ROBERTS A STRIKER. DANIEL STRIKER, lUa^, aid bjro al hours. attsaAoa and immense quantities are I wing xhlvp-d • thither. The -Empire well.** opnv4 hy it’s rwswiiw. ■ ,rT‘ Toilet pnrpoaes. lor aai* bv • R- * 8- , % ' ■ If | d I tyirfi W I C11*I 1 *^-4-W"_ I n a^> n J JARES A. BWEEXEY, TkROSECUTING ATTORNEY, f aa^ Newry F-«■'• *<» ^y ri tta Uy fliertnthcC-a'"t ' HARMON SMITH, ptn.CTneor.rc9H, vJ 5!3unSo^1tif's' Mich ' Also. Notary Public, ’rar .XoTLu^ To, Col>*«>«> aud Inaursaee Agent. Office. ia ftt Court W**,;__ .M*'**ra. Hu**-y A: McBride.of this ritv . x tWQ t/.oHnmd barrtlt of oil prr day. ———- । -------------------i which «e should thmk vnormiais. , tVwra of aft k’"d«. Nrwrr.rMM. De Wednesday, the |6 h inat. Mr. by noBKHTH A STRIKER. I la when- atniek—the •• Bbari Farm,” - ------- — aituation n» Oy Creek—a flowing well. tB-, ntn Lnxrxia Oocw Gtx. far Mriie,n- * hirh immedi^ely took fire from the irpaara. far tala by---------------- R■ engine ro*.in, CxilSari hy n rush ,,f gnsa _ ———— — JU. N. NHEtDONi Q0UNTY TREASURER- 0«m The Oil Regloaa. Mr. Bin4.fi.-id lias rgwmly retained from the oil region* of Venango county, I I'm..,and has given us <..m« interesting I iteiiia n-apis-ting I hem. Frmn his ac* (iilltit, the buiati,**, transai-ted there in i the way of oil must he exceedingly brisk. j He hitarma its that very large contracts ' are living taken fi,r the European market. J. M. NEV1NN, B. C. PRINDLE, TOME OF PROBATE. 5o‘«r,Ir"W,*^5*("n •J aral'Ldnd and Tax Ageat- Will be loand m th. O.urt House, si Hastings, o» tbs 2d and 8d days each week. , . ____ !*.•• Eugli-b whips l>v the M«—*m. Hom full. The plnte wn« 3 tret 0 inches by 2 feet 8 inrhea, by 4 3 8 inches thick. and wrtahrd I7^n»». The plate was against the <ndt of nine i-tilks ,*f limber. H feel long by 14 itteliri. square, svtinvl tvgrtb vm by a inw plunk mid |>oi<l>*l in sand. Tin* ImiII struck the plate a little to the of th>* centre, mid .drew the portion ngnmM which it ntiiirk. it distance of 300 yard", shattering the whole plnte. and driving the timbers to Mime distance.— The shot whs also shattered. After this report, which i» • •fliciil. we nerd stand in no fear of any mailed fleets yet nflo.it, if uecmiget « »bot at them uithonr 15 inch guns, of which the ImII" weigh 425 pounds, and are driven by 40 pound* of powder. The shot of * 20inch gun. which is deem cd practicable by Rodmao’s pmcess of «as<itig. would weigh half a tnn. ^GIN^ GIN AR a REMEDlAl* AGENT. »Hl» WLICl.W "’jy.SUSJfl!* ;«,mm y—.. — •-j’j into the furnace. Befiire the engineer could shut Ute door, two terrlfio rxplosiotn, incurred, and two ,»f the workmen were mswritly burnt-one Is not expected *" j*0’**'- "Mf- Hawkena. the propriator. received n slight burn upon h»«neck. ThF well Is throwing out oil the full site of the tnhe—a five inch one—and unlike the stream from most tubes, there is ihC pulaarion. but a swift, steady flow of oil The stream doc* not take fire until it is five from the ta»p of the tube. The stream n»c«nd< to the btwght often feet, and falls in jets In a circle, form Ini the «h»pv of an Inverted tnnnd, Mt. Bivi-lifit-H -my* that he saw the fire M n distance of twenty-right miles, and it’l« a Innntifnl right AM*-heat etnanu t.hg from th« Mi**, law* b-tHtae that a' periusi raniiot approach miner than with­ in trti feet. . -CVrtrihm/PZata*.^. • During iIm* .vHmpnign ot 1814, u Lg N.-rmini’»crfwm* nt n Htipp-rt •.-'Win don’t yon fire, said the Immitenant tunoiialy. Why ahould I fire iaWl tarihariiv with tbs n|| ||Hd| p n.th, er,,enh.irn, with “ ’bt-y hmml done anytlilng t<> ina.” rtrinriTand fctnlly i Al lhal iwmciit .his comrade Ml drad hrikly’ iiea'de him. ------—* —: •• Lii-t-trOHtit." "aid the rustic, “ I " ................. are firing britata. feuiuj. aufi they NOTICE 1 ’will k>ll y«u-n At tkU ‘he t-mwript began to hh way . sail fiybt jikv AVgrr "H ‘Hr HJrftgsaimua. ‘ , Treasurer be instructed to report to the B**ard. the amount .of the indebtedness ’••f this county, oh near as h« can ascertain - C.llins. - Mv Murry, “ Heaton, Durham, •• Tain,. *• Greenfield, - Norton, *• Kingsbury, “ B*M*ram, “ Munger. - Milla, ? “ Krllv. Paid O. N. Boltwood for wood for the above named familios. On tuoiiiMi. the report wna too-pred. Mr. Patrick,uf Thomapple, su'ouktud the following: Whole nunftier of families relieved, two, ns follows: Mm. Paine. t40 00 * MJLrud, 15 00 On motion, the rrp-»rt was accepted. Mr. Walker, of Irving, submitted the following : Nuiulier of families relieved, one, ns follows: Mrs. Sliter. Th«- report was accepted. Mr. Barrett, of Rutland, submitted the following report; Nnmlirr of families relieved, one, con­ sisting of fiv< ♦ 13 31 On motion, thn report was accepted Mr, Smith, of Orangeville. rep«»rted to Oct. 14th. f*>ur families relieved, as Mrs. Beckwith, - R--e, Phetteplace, Valentine. in full. Mudau kwt. Mr. Tbomxs nsavad tn amend the re­ port, by rrmmm-mdmg to raise the sum of nine <h**iisHud dollars >uatead uf, aa rrcutnmendcd by the cummilUe. Aiumdrnent carried. On mwti'Ui of Mr. Tb,wnaa the report Mr. Thoiuaa introduced the following rewduliun : Rctolrfd. That the Pn.aee.Hing Attor­ ney I*, nnd hu ta hereby directed to relea-os David N. Gage, aa surety for the appearance at c-tirt. .4 J'awph Kilmer, on said Page paytag Into the Comity 'Treasury an order on the Township Trea­ surer of" the township «<f Tli-.rnnpple foC thirlv-three dollars, and a note against C. V. Patriek fur we wen trim doliars, payable one year Inim data with ten per cent interest. On moii-ti of Mr. Barrett the raaolatiun was adopted. The onn mil tee on Puolio Buildings submitted the tallowing report: The committee appointed upon Public Buildings nnd Grounds, would report, that they have examined the County bull* dinga^nd find that the Cmirt House needs painting, and that it needs repairing, and also the out-buildings. The estimated expense of such repairs is about <me hund­ red and seventy-five dollars. Yanr ootnmitte find the jail in good condition, and needs no repairs at present. Your committee would recommend the appointment <<( a omnmittee of three to let the job uf painting and repairing the Court House, and to sec that the work is faithfully d-Hte. Ou motion, the report of the commit- Mr. Barrett moved to rescind tha vol* by which the report * w (Carried. T4r Cramer moved to recommit the report to the committee, with instnto... at t*n ii’r'lrrf-k Mr. Wolfe moved that a committee of three he appointed tn report upon the division of the County into Representa­ tive Distrlrta. On notion ol Mr. Barrett, the follow­ ing resolution wa» adopted: the same. Carried. ■ Mr. Thomas moved that the Finance committee he instructed to report onetwentieth of a mill tax on the dollar, for Revived, by the Board of Supervisors, the benefit of the Barry County Agricul­ now in session, that the Q.unty Orders tural Society. Ixwt. held by I. A. H<4l>r<M>k, amounting to Mr. Cramer moved to rescind ibe vole some fifteen hundred dollars, on ten par lost taken. L«<t. cent interest, and being the lialance in On motion. Board adjourned to said Holbrook's hands of the county farm o'dock, P. M. purchaae.be renewed, and that the County Clerk nnd Chairman <>f this Board, Us Afternoon Session, I| P. M. nnd they are hereby authorized to take B->urd met pursuant to adjournment. up ttaiti orders in his hands, nnd i*aue Roll called—all present. Board pre new ones In their place, in the same amount, nnd ta-nring tbr aama rote uf cred tri to business. Mr. Barrett moved that the interest be interest, ten per rent, nnd to be made computed upon the order belonging to payable to I. A. Holbrook or bearer, in Mr. Bull; and that new orders be drawn such sums ns he shall direct. Mr. Cramer moved that the sum of for the same, with Interest at ten per cent. ono-tarti<-th uf a mill upon a dollar upon Motion carried. Mr. Thomas, from the committee on the nggregntn valuation be raised for the draining swamps, presented the following benefit „f the Barry County Agricultural Society, which motion prevailed. The committee to whom waaretarred” The Committee to whom was referred the diviaiim of the county into Represen­ the petition. requesting the Board of Su tative Dialrieta, submitted the following’ pervtaurs tn appoint Drainage Qitninls as their report: sinners. finding that the law makes the _ ____ mold recommend, appointment of such cnminMnnflbs obli­ that the ouiuty be divided cart and west, gatory ; would respectfully renmiend. along the north line of Maple Grove, Bal that the B-mrd elect by ballot three such 111more. Hop.- nnd Orangeville, and along Commisaioners, at 1| o'clock, this afterthe 8<*ulb tine of Yankee Springs. Rutland Hastings and Castleton, and that North District consist of the townships of Cea I tieton, Carlton, Hartings. Irving, Rutland Moved and carried, that the Board proceed to elect three Drainage, Cominisstoners; whereupon, Warren Joy, of Aaayrin, Am D. Rork, of Rutland, and Lorena*, Mudge, of Castleton, were duly riveted. On motion. Board adjourned to seven o'clock, P. M. Thornnpplc. Wmriland. and Yankee Springs, and shall be known as District No. Onr; and that ihr South District consist «’f the townships of Aasy ria. Ballitnore Barry 1 Hope, Johostuwn, Maple Greve, Orange, ills and Pralriavlllv, and l>t> kD-.wn as Digtri,1* No. Two ; accord­ ing t«. this, division. District No. One will have n population <»f "'x thousand nine hundred and fifteen. (6915.) and District No, Two wil I htlw a population of ail ibousiind nine hundred and aixty, (0960); and that the Clerk file a certificate of aoch divisimi in the office of the Cwinty Clerk and in the .4fi«w uf the Secretary of8tale, according t» law. Evening Session, 7, P. M. Whole amount, Board met—Roll called—all present. On in»ni*m. the report was accepted. The oommlltse, W whom was referred Mr. Barnum of Callum, submitted the Cd|o*|nc h« the report from Carlton : the subject of nuking an estimate of the sum neccaMry to l>e raised in aid of the N». of families relieved, •me; ♦5 00 families of virliinteers. and recommend a Mix C»uk. schedule of rules, dec., through Mr. Tel­ and the ounnlipeediM barged. H ill submitted the fullowing from ford, reported: On motion id Mr. Thomas, the report That the several lownshipa will need, was adopted by yeas and nayr as follows: No. of families relieved, three. per month, the following sums for that Tbas. Mrs. N-wton, 825 00 p“& Mr. Polly •• Stevens, 54 Mr. Barnum •300 00 “ Severn, 54 u Robinson “ Bassett Yankee Springs “ Barrett “ Smith Mr. Basvett. aui.initUd a report from Tboniapplc, “ Tbumaa “ Cramer Yankee Springs, a* follows: Prairierille. “ Telhwd “ Durfee N«*. of Mniiliea relieved, one: . Johnstown, “ Walker - Hall Mrs. Henry Crump, 824 24 Irving, “ Wolfe •• Junes U Polly, of Barry, submitted the tal­ Orangeville, “ .Palmer Carlton, lowing report: Nats. No. of families relieved, three. Wuudland, Mrs. Wright. 815 00 Mr. Palriok Barry, • H. Griffith. 5 00 Rutland, Mr. Polly moved that the vote taken “ A Griffith, 5 00 Castleton, yesterday, upon the adoption of the re­ Geo. Thomae, of Prairivllle, reported port nt the c»iumitta uptxi the appropri­ one tauiilv relieved, aa follows: ate for the railaf of the femilira <4 volMrs. Galea. 810 00 untrers. as amended by the Board be (Ju motion, the precedring reports were accepted. The motion was decided in the Dap. Tidal, । Mr. W..Ify moved that a committee of i ve by y sas and hay a, as follows; fitv be apitrintod to make pnd report an Making an Ykab— Meaars. Barnum. Cramer. tMtfmkts of the aerm neee«*ary b» be ml- eight thoMaaud five hurtflred aud right Jonas, Polly, Smith and Walker—C. «rd tar the auppoptof families hf ridim (R&08.) dollars. To which add six hund­ Nats-—Me-sra. Barrett. Rasairn, Dwnteem, and malt** a sehcduli* of rtitan to red dollars, bring atamt the anm already 6w. Hall, Palnw, Patrick, Bi hteWK govern Hh* several Stiprrvinors in ihvdia- rxpetidrd; making an aggregate of nrmt Thomas Trifcwd am) WmUs.-IOl trrinnbiu nf rrlirf to sud» families; as, thoeaaud >,ne tumderd and eight doHAra, Mr. Oamer moved to teoatad the vote that •here tn er be a iNisf ,rmity >•( action sbich sum the committed would ronmi takm ta> mine Mwetarttarii a mill upsU by the mwrralSupervisors; and to report tka dollar fiw Ihr Agriaokeml esmtaty. The narthm was drcuiad in tba nsfa- �WAR NEWS !! u,o;«4 (In nuittj ' ’ i moved to amend the i Treasurer is hereby inriructed to pay {|*’d out on the orders of l be Sopor** mi|.K.|Ki«tud f-r Uw UmHl-r ib, ■ Rr|. " 11'.' ncMMrotinta tiuaiiM*-lfar County after Lairon* of flm, M-veral ,T«**rnsld|*, the AgriauhtMtel Seciety I mi ex pended lur.' ace ibu payment d! Preminins exclusive | nwt ly. ion. carried.. J t Tbe Suj«rift«lw»denta of Pour pje"i led i by rented,-tbe hdiusring ■ theirJifljaffj/I Hie_____________ _____ _____ Mr. Hww in part. mr fits* on farm Sal&ty of ovt-mwr on form , J Mr. Ihumas lot rod ucetl the follow-■ ried. «Finance submit:■ d t!:-' : u|. - ijcpo) i tfotHi'Ji't'u-ir 79 00; Rmulvcd, That^WXJuunlyJ^as, .aMsstT , . 28000 orer Miall na*e charge of the Court lie cuinfniitw ot- fihnnct- having i 125 00 i House ard Yard vHrrrt the- Btrntd ot- der* on ll»o relief fund and ca»h for • ■ the ivunm’-tlre I*- I Mr. Wolfr mo Salaries <-t Fuper’ts Teim>orarv Relief 190 05 Supervisor* ore not in session, on. nnd nnd he. he.lot jl.c<piumv w^ald, rMpuutfnlly. re­ Expellees for the year tbb' .|X*t..(That theyi»tiii>dtt- Hhi upjii/nf i . ' ■' 1 110 81 j is li^Mby.lJhficu^ not to allow icdcd.frput »H>r tp.tfgm? !. Otrriyd. ,* ‘ tie fvr _____ __OUl n| m-e __ ... ____ House for any Traveling of indclilt-iliius* lieuritig hitereat nt !-.-Uni;iic for Ktupiinity^ur I' 13U0 (it'snid Th<- ownmittre on printing, through Bm,j ExkTbWBh, _ ___ r--fbrttert-an.l ________ ___ Wliuat: rsiisd raised oh form 244 *— •• - ’W»i w^wJFftta ■Wpt r rottr.-------------------fusoo -w> ' iuial* be lurne.I into tbe Court House Oalj . AiifP.ffSnwrttt/brtefo^t- ' #000 OOt Qt|'^/>tjorii<*l Mr. Th(>niaa the Re ■ That having o>n4-rrrd with ibe jx*'* Yard. Ain’t of ordiuifiCMjiciW-Z At ]>orj^* iui«<Cvp’cd3 mid referred to the liahera “ of the respective paprre; ttev they Unu find On motion Board adjourned until the 4600 00 '■•b**f for rrepretoe papere; 1 the Co Co., annmrtlv snnttally M M " Co^yifittyt- wj, finnticit ' . 7 o’clock PM. -------? !/. Am’t fatMto'NMl.btr^m 4140 00,thMP •1',i<h'’r Ain’t nectesan’fii fieMled on the P«Wifo the pn*c.sdingvof the Board for Otpxamiwt Ikmrd adjourned uptil Evening Sessldh; 7 o’clock P. M. otm v’elock P. M....biup,,,^ or d,. r,wXT a Bofcnl mot pursuant to Adjourn,Aftei»;>on au»si><n 1 o’clock P. M. J n, I.To? naw fand Am-.1|k, B,„,. p.„^r merit. Ru!l called, quorum present. Board unrt pursusut to adjournment 522??? I...... ta.k-pn^liwr-r-Mh-"'" Board proceeded to bust hum. ■ RcM called. Quorum preaotil. Board StjS IB ................................... J .u,.w. Mr. Bassett, moved to receive the 4ul<,lb»lu pr<x*eeded to busim-es. 1306 00 । y(l ifo, import was accepted. vote taken on the adoption of the Re­ Support of Cuuuly Poor Dio Committee to whom was re­ port ot tho Committee u;>on miscela Repair* nnd painting Countv fer red buck Ibo Report on Public HuHding. ITS 00 a. .mmnewts claims, as amended by the buildings und grout <1* rt turned said ordinary nimual expenses Mid •< br the Burd nt supervisors at the Board. with the aiuendmrnt that tho 7540 0U OeieMr.Mesdea, 1M1. Tlie motion was decided in the af­ interest Committee consist -ut three ritt-mlwre •4 92 Wm. Divine for uitnesa foes, firmative by Yens & Nays as follows. ot t1:" Bo.-tjtf of Str.-'.-i vit,ore mid make Mukiiig art aggregate of 121990 10 do. “ “ tha'Estimate ot the sum required trom 1 16 ** “ Mi. Bart«tt; Mr Patrick, Mr. Wolf 15 mills on tho dollar ou tlie aggr-< Nuab Gates. the'following items to trit. gate valuation of live ’.-Cnnnty will Geo. W. Fowlsr. 2 49 “ •r Ddrftre. • ' Robinson, Smith ninting Court Hanse out side 45 13 amount to wit $26154 63 J. W. Beuiley. Court , “ •* Btitrett. Thomas, Polly. Materials Wtn. Falk, Justice fees. 125 00 Am’t that will apply on 9 I 4 38 Manti work ' ■ 1000 Countr indebtedness 4164 47 C. H. Feutiin; s<»urt Ires, Nats. RnWnaun, sundries. 19 89 Repairing Cupola &c. 15 00 The Board will obrervu by the fore- |I Wightman Mr. Barnum Mr. Jones Mr. Telford 5 16 H. G<w>d*car, ahndties, Desk forTretui office 19 00 going statement thut u tn* of Fifteen “ Pulioer “ Walker •*. Cramer 56 1300 Sandy Repairs mills ou the Dollar, will according to \V. B. Ellsworth, court fscs, 6 the estimate ot tho 'Committee pay R. J. Grant, sundries, Absent. Mr. Hall. Wm. Burgher, Justice fees, 175 00 all demands on the Treasury tlist On motion Board adjourned until 2 08 do. “ Qn motion tbe Report was accept* shall, occur daring the ensuing year J. W. Stebbins, labor, cd.and liic (xminutlee disclmrgud- to tnorrow morning at 8 o’clock. and pav 84164 47cts on the ludcptThursday morning Oct. 17 1861. ’ 23 00 J. M. Nevins, printing. (Five voting, 1 think.) Clvrk. edneas ut the County. Thu ‘ ommit II 10 Board met pursuant to adjourn­ On motion* Board proceeded to e­ 8 90 ment. Roll called, ait present. Board tu« also are, t4r*mgly iunprvMod. with lect Throe members ol tho Board, m the opinion that the same inei>tiou-*d H. P- Hale. 3 80 proceeded to business. n Oommirtee upon the Public build above |.<r the relief of Volunteer* Wm.Upjohn, medical services, 5 37 Mr. Palmer moved that the Clerk ings, viva voce, whereupon. D. G. fmtiilie* Will not ull l» required tor H. N. SlJldon. repairing office. 1 50 be instructed to draw an order ot nm't Robinson, Rich. Jones and Geo. that pnrpovc and a portion ol it nt n Itolwrta A-Htriker, stationery, lights, utie dollar und sixty nine cunts in Thomas, were duly elected. SI 10 sufovqne.nt session of tho Board may place of an order drawn in Dvcmnber Mr. Cramer moved that tbe Com­ 21 15 D. 11. Evvrta, Sheriffs frev. lS5St»J. A., Wing which has been •>e appropriated in the payment of mittee npm MJccellnneutiv claims be 00 ludi btidnes* of the County. burnt. Motion carried. called upon to Report. Motion Oar-' 00 W in. Burgher. Jostia* ‘ Tlie U**m would thurefnn* snhinit Mr Thomas moved to reconsider V. Patrick. Supervisor * 2 00 ried. tliofuUowiiig Resolution* Remlved; upon the umvndmunt u! tho the vote 11. W. ilrwes, work uft jail. The Committee nixm Micccllancby. tlio, Board, that auto of 15 mills on the Committee by which Report of otis claims, arose and through their Nos. 19 20 21 and 22 were oecuania the dollor l»«- raised <m the Taxable 5 13 chairman Reported that they had property ol the Comity, the present rejected Motimi carried. 3 00 E. Smith, Sepervia-w l--r<. pnsMjd upon the following accounts Tax year foi State and County purMr. Thomas me red chat Mr Kenrh-maa Smith, witness fi*a. nnd would recommend tlicir allow­ All ol which is rvypectfuly 11. N. Sheldmi, |Mid Mr. Tarry. 302 90 field have leave to withdraw accounts |misw«. ance ae follows. submitted Geo Tho one, Clinirman. J. S. Tmttairi. witness fee**, ‘ I 10 Nos. 19 20 2! and 22. Motion car Mr. Bna*ctt. tinn ed to udupt thn । John Tdl’iry. 3 06 ‘ •» ried claimed Report’d Report of tbe Coni, in full. Motion D. Striker, exp.-hss l*ookn, The Committee npon miscellaneous 4 92 Wm. Divine Witnesa few 4 92 ‘ Ih-nismiu P-aree. witness f.*e«. claims arose and further reported carried. -*» «• 1 98 1 98 Mr. Timinas, moved thnt the Chair J. Tailor. “ that they had passed upon the fol ' Noah Gates *• *• 1 41 01 75 ap|H.int n Com. *>f Three fr» Draft n S. D. EH-* -4. matiooen, »tr.. lowing accounts nnd would reemn* rej’t Geo; M. Bac<>n Justice*’ 8 42 Rcsoloiii.n or Ruins to govern the E. G<*uld, mend that they l>o allowed as lollowr. Gtd. P Stereos Const •* 6 46 6 46 Super'i»<>** ol the Towns, in ibeitiode Benjamin Pe’rr-e, Ain’t Ain’t I 22 Geo. W. Fowler Wit. « 2 49 249 and milliner of dtsiioriiig ot the relief 11. Airntin, claimed rucoiv'd 318 08 J. W. Qtfttl.v Const. ‘ 48 13 45 13 fond, tn I heir re»pective T<iwnslii|n« T. Phillip*. Under 8he< iff fees. ♦ill " N. Clark witness tees Rej. I 69 I. A. Wing, order loa>. • 3 23 3 23 Wm. FtuHtudice to the fniniles of Volunteers. Wm. Burgher, Justice fees. 3 49 “ “ 1 05 C. H. Fenton C<»tiat. - 4 38 4 38 8. Bullis The Chair appointed. Mo**r*. •* 3 49 3 49 Th>>ni»’. Polly hii I Patrick, ns such •I. U. .Munroe. Robinson^ W. Sn- d. 19 89 19 89 Win Burgher Justice * Wm Burgin 5 72 II. /\. Goixlyenr ** 5 33 5 33 Committee* 6 29 5 42 W. B. ElUwurtli Jiut. fees 56 50 J. II. Maron 3 75 'Wm. Burgher 7 33 7 33 R. J. Grant Smidriea 5 11 Table showing the umonnt of Slut»* I 00 do 4 23 4 23 d<» Wm. Burgher Jnet. fees 2 72 and (Innttty Tux levied npoii each George Thoinn*. Supervise fres. I 34 3T5 do 8 75 do 2 24 .* .. “2 24 Town, and also the mnonnt ot Inject ' 3 50 4 95 196 dn .1 U U u 2 03 203 ed Tax to be reassessed in each Town Adam W..|fet I 00 1 82 100 do do 50 J. W. Stebbins for Nails 50 and also the amount ebargtd back to J. M. Walker. 1 50 134 J. M. Nevin* Printing 2300 23 00 .Geo. Thomas Supr. Ices 1 84 2 60 each Town lur the vear 1861. ‘* “3 50 3 5U II. McOartnev Wit. tees 11 00 1100 PI Cramer 92 “ “ 1 00 1 00 John W. Wo t - “ 4 00 4 00 A. Wulf E H. Warner. 92 150 “ “ 1 5<» 3 42 Smith Beiilnun “ •* 9 00 9 00 J. M Walker 2 60 J. B. Riggs Justice “ 5 58 '. W. Paul, Justira 4 66 II. J. Kehfidd Board Jury , II. Cbeenw. “ 117 92 143 00 143 00 H. W. Wnrnerwit C. W.CnHber. “ “ 1 17 92 W. W C>--O|>cr G'tot. fees 11 10 11 10 E. B. Walker ) B. Babrock. “ "3 42 3 42 W W Cootier, Const fees ^8 90 8 90 S. Burtcli P. A. Guthrie. itejt 11. P. Hnle ” ” 3 80 8 HO W. W. P-1well Const “ 10 71 James Telford, trip in (.anting. 22 00 1 75 1 32 5 37 A. U. Cheney Wit. “ Dr Upjohn Med. service 5 37 <»o — — w a — »s ~g •• “ 117 92 rejt. C. W. Crother II NSlielJtn Rep .office 6 47 .1. VanScbotrn, I 32 92 H Uabeurk “ 1 >7 Rvfarts & Sirikut Stati«»iu»y A. M<-iher. mu g ji9 86 21 10 and Lights ft * * A 21 1) P. A Gnrthrie “ J. I*. Robert* At C«’.,»tatinn«ry.etc.l6 27 22 00 22 00 D; II Everts She'ff fees 21 15 21 15 J. Telford Supr .1. F. Em«»ryjwl * 2 90 1 17 92 Wit, 3 U0 3 00 C. Enoa C.*W. Uui“cll Supr “ J. B. Carpenter. 3 49 i!3S3 1 32 1 75 1 uu J. Van Scotxp ** 1 00 Win Burgher Justice •' 1 50 6 99 699 A. Moehor M 2 00 200 >n in. 2 0<i O.’V. Pnt rick Snpr ।, Stationarv 2 13 2 18 J P. Roberts & If. W. Hews Ubur 16 97 Ligjilits 16 27 Ligjlltts &c. H. Smith, Circuit Court Com. fees, 8 99 Dr.'.Roberts. Witness and y. . . .. ---- j Wit. fees 8 19 997 Medical service 5 25 5 25 J F. Emory D. 11. Griffith. witness lees, “ * * 8 48 7A 05 2 03 0?W. Fetilun Const, fees 5 50 5 18 J. B. Carpenter u N. Bailey Sundries, f ■' ■ “ 4 94 Ur-* 1 50 1 50 1 47 legt. L. Polly Snpr. John Barnum. Supervisors fees. 900 9 00 1 50 J. Barnum “ 3 00 3 ‘ 00 w E. Smith Supr. C. W. Bassett, “ “ 1 50 9 14 3 14 210 2 10 J. Taylor Jr. Wit. Titus. Smith Witness W. J. Barrett, “ “ I 50 II fimith Ct. Com. 14 99 8 99 11- N. Sheldon Uotineel &c Prtsr Cramer. “ “ 1 50 100 D. C«»ok Jtwtica 1 00 ,352 90 392 90 A. E. Durfee. “ •* I 50 203 2 03 1 10 D. 11;Griffith Wit. J;>B.-I'mxbnry Wit. foes 1 48 J. E. Hall, “ I 50 1 — 47 N. Bailey Sundries . -1 47 R»it JobnTillney ’• *’ 806 Richard Jones. “ “ I 50 On motion tiiu Report ot tbeC<uu9 36 I>. Striker Exum Bo-Aa 2 86 Total Amocx ., ' C. 11. Palmer, •• « I 50 uiiticu was ui-ccpted. --------- -JS-> ■ • n - - 1 1 50 N. 11. Walbridge Ins|mcti«*n 5775 16 2D379 47 8957 32 64 26267 84 Mr. Cramer moved that the account IUj. C. V. Patrick, “ u 1 50 ot Liqunrs 4 00 “ “ ] 50 1 22 ot Wm. Burgher No. 56 Im-lnid on On motion B mrd adjonmed until D. G. R-.hinson, 1J. Pehree Witness fee 1 22 the Table. Motion carried. ’• “ 1 50 J.TavlorJr “ “128 to morrow morning nt the hour ot 8 E. Smith. Mr. Durlee moved to amend the o’clock. Ge*-. Thnmax, “ “ I 50 S. D.lElirood Stationary 61 75 61 75 ! • --- Report <>» t In* Committee l»y rejecting J M. Walker. “ “ 1 50 Friday morning Oct. 181861. E.'Gnuld Withm fees 8 34 “ “ V50 Bottl'd* mot pursuant to adjourn- A. Wolfe, A. F. Drake ina|». UQ- 6 00 rxj'1 account No. 6! inrfend of allowing it John Barnum. Supervisor service*. 9 58 B. Pearce Witness feus 1 47 I 47 nt one dollar and ninety six cents as nient. Roll called ali present Board C. H Baasett. . “ “ 10 06 Itecoinm'ended by the Board. A ill proceeded to business. L. Pariah Jnatiee * “ ** rej ' ’‘r. W. J. Barrett, “ 9 58 1 75 1 22 mendtnent carried. The Committee appointed io draft H. Austin VI itness *• Peu»r Cr-.mer. Sgperviaor services, 9 58 Mr. Cramer moved to farther a- some rules or tegulutiona to govern T. Phiilijw 318 08 318 03 A. E. Durfee. Supervisor services, 9 84 Mr. Cramer n oved that the ac­ mend.the Report of the Cmunitteu t»f the several Su)»rvt»mr8 in the tnannwt counts of 4 . W.'.Bentljr Ihj l«id tywn last Evening by rejecting acct. No-45 o# d'nibureing relief to fniniliua al rok R. .Ino—. Supervisor services, 10 78 Motion carried. • tUu table. Motion Carried. uiiteera, through thnir chairman Mr. C. H. Palmer. Supervisor services. 0 58 On motion the Report of the Com. Thomas snhinittod the following RoMr. Telford moved that the nccounts Nos. 14 15and ,16, be laid on inMcelnueutu claims as amended port. The Committee tn whom was in­ f\ G. Robinson. Supervisor serv., 8 63 nbcii the table for wont of the prop­ by tbe Board, were ad‘ipfc’1. ]Q 9Q . , tnlita structed tin* duty of reporting,* n-»o- E Smith. Stifierviaor -terriers. er I <*• Motian Carried. ME/Telford moved to amend the tion pF Inst June be ail**p»*4 fi»r thia Inttonof in*trncti»n to the 8a,.ervixReport of the OtnmWfoe bv rejeetmg meerinz, and that it be taken nt tbe urx id she several Township* tn dis- Jaa. Telford. Supervisor services. 10 the hceonnts M Hiram MeCartne*. liasix ot taxation for the present your. f-barging fheir duties tn aisbuntfng J. M. Wnlher, Supervisor services. 9 10 Mol ion carried. the fond tor the relief uHa uilit-s of A. W>Jf«, Supervisor a-rvictw Mn! W;-Writ Smith Benham and A. E. Bull <dd order taken up. 1211 Mr'Telford moved, that n Cprn. ot v.jnnteers. w>-ntd rrepectfnlly Re* •UflfcpW « a t£reeWappo<ntcd upon thepulicatfo. ’ pprt the following rwolutiuDS. TteQiwatien «n tlie autendnwhi On motion «»f Mr. Thomas, the follow, Ruaolved. That it was the inten­ wjta-tli^ded in rhe affirmative. hy ui tbe proceedings ol the B-ard of Supervisors. Motfoti carried. tion ol the Lcgialsrurv that relief ing rrw’lmioti wan adopted ■_ th. Cbaw appointed, Mr.TJtord. should on That the County Tmoaurer r gsiagssgsggssisi ?! FT EISOSHililiaSsi E Mr, Thoma* aud Mr. Patrick as soch be and he is hereby Instructed, tn revise th* apportionment *»f Fines n> the sever•1 townships, fur Library purposes, and etiinfurt. ad uulil hT. Mr. Triford Itflroduced the following ni- not HWIWL,'LVJP" Rewlre-l Ttmr the < I D.'Sri isnRttng us Him our auttmpi u» uivnoe I Virginia, and begging the favor nf another j. M. nxvins, --------■■■■ ««• *- I**- WtiiniiJ Ha r iirj fffatoCT At oca TMV^ 1 ’' • _ the battle of Ball's Bluff. He was in Washington under special orders, and „.-/T ; Iwanng -.fth.- rngagt-ineut proceeded to ’ Poolrevule nnd took part in. tbe action | r.f>t ,t P^nj.'IFerry. Abraham lAnrUn. Col. Bakers body, having been em- l,l»almrd. will be exhibited in state in 1’hiludrlphla previous tt» (he removal to This week wr e-anplete the jmirnsl «f Cslifi-ruia. tbe pmsefd'iugs of the Board of SupervlSt. I xivis,Oct. 29. snrenfthM t-nnlv. The report Is very full, and will be pchised with hiudi Inter Mt bv foi-'taxpaver* -if thia rotrnsy. It will he notited that a very large item oftlie i-Hi'.tv tax tbit year, will be f-w the relief-if’•h-’ fa uibw -'f v -luatoere; niue for thnt purpose. nppearv very Although Urge. this sum It will be sesn thalli bt bused upon a careful estimate; and, unless great care and economy are exwrri«ed. by those upon whom the duty •>f distributing this bounty devolves, the rtppn>pri.iti"'t will b'* exre-> led. Like all other bem-firent enactm-mta, this one of relief •«> the families of volun­ teers h liable t<» great abuse. Tbe law authorizing thi« action hy the B-»ard of Supervisors, is very imperfect, nnd leaves a chance for great profligacy in some case*, and great dissatisfaction in other*. The law itself Is. prrhao*. well Prentiss, who left St. lx, Sunday f last with a force of infanti and capture the rebels at 1 way county, returned nnd reports that before he reached Fulton, Gen. Jno. B. ( Henderson, of the Slate Militia, bad made n compromise with tbe rebels nt Dyer’s Mills, near Ctnror-I, by which be com­ manded the United States troops not to ;. make any area* s if the rebels would lay down their arms and return to their homes. Gen. Prentiss acquiesced in tbe com­ promise dut on tbe first violation of it. ^rill visit severe vengeance upon the oflendccrs. , The rebels were 400 strong, and Hendervon'sforce numbered 1,500.The proposition for compromise came from the rebels. ' Wasarxovox, Nut. 1. Gen. Scott's letter of resignation to President to-day. A Npectal Cabinet Council was conven­ ed <m Friday morning at nine o'clock, to to take tbe subject into conmdentiou.— it was decided that Gen. Scott’s request, Here that the ronnly would pay thair under tbr circumstances of his advanced familire fifteen dollnra a month, tbu’ ena­ age and infirmities c.»uld not be declinedbling the raldier to spend his own wages Gen MrL'eltan wav thereupon, with tbe in a manner n«elea» to himwlf ur to unatiimous agreement uf the Cabinet, no­ tified thaj the command of the army hoard them up until the cl«»se of the war. devolved upon nim. him. Al At ruse four , would "MUIU be VC uv.--i.cu This roimty Im» »rot to tbe war, prob ' o'clock in the aftcrn«x*n the Cabinet again al»l», six hundred s-ddiers If nqr fourth wailed * “ •** “ rPresident * ,J—" and * attended * on tho 2 10 •if th-ne leave Ininilirs b» ‘e provided enough, if properly interpreted and un­ derstood. But an it Im ■•■rge part of those fur. at fifteen dollars * month, the sum crnl the following order: wnuld renc’i twenty.tw-» ifoMsand d-*l lire a year. Soldiers, then, should under' stand, and their fantilic* should represent to tfo-m. that tinder the present aspect nf nffnir* the ennnty rann-it undertake to fur iiish th* ,-unre support <»f their tamiliea. h w-Hild rrepiln- more than tighty thunaanrl dnllar* n ytitr to supply all tho representative* f v*dnnt«-rs in this roun’ ty with fisr/iv d-dlar> a •..Idler Thu- » will I- m-mth tn each seen, that'alwntigb Hii« >--ii-1-. h»« iipompriated what, s' first •lulu nut-, r s tu i i Ian*,- »«m, great । rcoii *tny -i ill have to hr »xerciscd *n its exir-’-ditur -; and * ••|iml«--i > -ii-oild mid. > stand al ottre. lbs! (hetr families mu«t draw n them for a targe share of their There >. no s-tldier hut ran. if "upp-’fl. 1861, up>Hi his own application to tbs President of the I’nited States, Brevet Lieutenant-General Winfield Scott is or­ dered to f»e placed upon the list of reti­ red fficers i>| the army of the United Stales, without reduction in current pay, aubsistonM or allowances. The Ameri­ can people will hear with sadness and deep emotion that Gen. ScoU has with­ draw n from the active omrtol nt the army, while the President and unanimous C»Unet express their own and the nation's «y mpalhy in his perminal afflictiou, au-l ibvn profound sense of the imfiortant public scrliven rendered by him to his country aiming hia long and twilliant enreer, among uhidi will ever be gratefully dhHingtnshed Im faithful devotion to the Constitution, the .Union, and the flag, when assaileil by |utrieidal rebellion. [Sipxdj ABRAHAM LlXOOUr. WasutaaTox, Nov. 1 wages. to hit family. We only advise economy. No family should he left to suffer, even though we Gm. McClellan hns issued an order accepting th.- command in chief uf tbe army, ami etjlogixiu^Qbn. Scott. Fobt Moxmox, Nov.Sl «rill hoped that, with proper ••cniionjy. and with what remit trace* our patriotic aoldirrs mav heahln t.< retnrn. that there mav still he a margin left in favor of the county, out nf the «>im already appmprl at rd. • Don’t Relhvr n» UanCinS. Mr. Lincoln doesn't believe in hanging. Ur hasn’t h»ng bnr «»f thn spies that In­ fest every Department In Washington, every enmp in ibn army, and pretty nearIv everv rontn in the white homw. He man, or w-ninn. a* the rate may be. who report* t»» Richmond regularly the sub­ stance of everything done at every Calti- through Waahingtoa of letters designed for the hrsHquarters nf ths redel army, or the Capital ,»f the rebel Government. The man who hetraved McClellan's plan «f advance from Lewinavillr—the man who «»rrndered the Norfolk Ntvy-yard tn the reltels —the man who prevented bv false information, or otherwise, the dis. lodgement nf the batteries hailt to block The Ethan Allen reports that ate left the fleet«-ft'Cope I lullrnw, nnd the Fur­ ry bouts Engle nnd Commodore Perryhad already been separated from the rest of the fleet. Tbe Hoan><ke. which luxjust returned from the bhx-kade off Charleston, brings no Inllligvnce. Iler shaft was broken off Beaufurt, and the prevalent bad weather along the c*NMt conipelled her to coms up. It h Mtpmmed that the fleet had aimed reached its destination. Biltixobk, Nov. 3. Hattema at daylight yesterday morning. The weather uaa very pleasant, but heavy blows were experienced the day befiwe. The rommandvirofGen. Fretnont’s'*b<xiy guard,” who led the brilliant and seeotWul attack «>n Springfield on Saturday ■-“J- M.j Supoiyi (no, Sar.jrM )» gallant aoldier who served honorably in the Hungnri«n*warof independence; and i. now again fightteg for eon.titotiona| liberty. He is one1 of thorn whom tb» Govenimcnt have refused to pa v be was appointed by Fremot without thn requi»ite official red tape, but he eeema to fight as well as though hia pay wax rebel ‘ Turtle'' *«e|riw New Orleans—the jingling in bis pocket. l\ should be unmanor men wh-*sent 1,900 mm anrms a dere.«d that thia “ body guard " ia no deep, broad and -an?d river tn meet 5.000 mere corp* of ostentation, but itfo comwith an <44 rwhv .U two «kHfc v. hrin« of officer*; our reader, will reoolteet that •ume time ago Gen. Frenioat advised haa escaped the President's tip*.—Jf. y' Tnwt. Atlantic U will . �— ....... . _____ fastings’ ^rjtf £arrnit y of October, A D. 1M1. LOW PRICES 1. a resident ot this Bute, and that process -INQUIRE OF- Day Exbkm................... i... p. M Night ExpraM......................... VMSA.M. -».!». RICE, <)*••» ftapenatrodMl. Sicrxa«8.-*-Thf dysentery, in its most | SPECIAL NOTICES virulent form, has ingttl since about the 1 first of.Seplenilrer, tn tbe northern part ' ul this cotfnty wa.u.u reiivT wtHiktt* iroot it;r date of tore order. a.td that in case of bi. appearance, fay cuu.u Ula au.wer to the Complain Mlatall uf Complaint tube filed aud a ropy thereof to be aarvedun the Complement** Solicitors, within twenty days after eerviro un him Ufa copy of C.uupteiuaut'* bill, and notice of tbl. order, and in drfoult tbervuf, that the Mid bill uf rompfaint, filed in tbi. chuw. bu taken a* ronfrowd by the 'ft.' j; crantj PROBATE ORDER. Castleton and Woodland Aad Mm.trri. tune th.ir sweet gnitar. A nobler thome my A„,rt ft SU>_ In pram ot Hannes • ba.cIiIsm Pills. day., from the date of tl>i. otde.-, tl« said com te! £Tta*TE.,'ita^?,r.“2y± SJta“,w«S,«.lta the farmer tcwnTbat Sheriff Everts and all bis family Bare one wore swept away. Thar curve are found in ererr land— beS;.u^foA,dnLEr Ste^uroiu^b lb.. H.te bring to. time 11 ml ted’ V tbr ^rotate USfoTrix^U reXK 0^1^? ^rtfcr“,/c^LVM7rc^R!NDLk havs suffered most severely. It was in The same disease has lieun quite fatal in the north part uf this township, (IUa tings,) during the Isat three weeks. Mr. s jkefst cwmttm IN MY LDttOF.TRADE total twenty day. before toe time prescribed in Mid order for hi. appearance. L. Burgher buried a child by this disease tibotH two weeks ago. Ji J T.TSS --------------- -------------- li . .ji.Bf written prescriptions; but win farnish wbeq xfi-. Soon after, Mr. Come and Bee !! Dnvid Woolcott buried one, and last sab bath n second child of Mr. Burgher’s and one of Joseph Cole’s were buried. Both parents in all three uf these aflnicted fam­ ilies are still very sick disease. with the same The health of our village has been very good during tbe season. Potato Hot.—There is much earn plaint of the potato disease in many parts of this county, nnd in feet, in many parts o! the State. Potatoes, hereabouts,which were sound when dug, go to decay with out any effort in tbe pit nr in the cellar. Potatoes may be as cosily, as wheat bofore spring. The telegraph telln us thnl Gen. Scott and hit staff went to Nct^ York. <<i Saturday Inst. It I* further stated, that while in New York, (“next week,”) he will retire from .his high rank, and immediately thereafter will for Europe with bis son-in-law, uf hi. staff. * —Perrine’s Panorama «»f the Holy l^and will bo exhibited at tbe Mfth«|list Church, in this village, Ito mor ru* evening. From all the favorable Notices of the press which have fallen tinder our observation, we feel warranted in assuring our readers, that this is a work uf rare merit and unusual interest. Let. fill who can, avail themselves «tf thin opportunity to‘g»» ami s*e it. Tiik CmcVtT Count.—lite spt-cial To Wwroxas or roi Ntntscort—W* and.rsund it in through th. agency of thia marvel viewing instrument that Ur Ayer has at length succeed in finding the falcdal musm and ■ ctermiuing iu character . Ol ila.effects we in thia section have abundant evideoeein toe Farts san Ann which it alone produce, when absorbed through the long* into tbe blood. It haa long been held to be a'rapor or something in tbe vapor a( water from decaying vegetation. Under a great magnifying power, the Doctor has found this vapor to contain distinct orgaai.m. or living bodies corresponding precisely with those found in the blood of Ague subjects. They are iS.COO lima* Ism toab visible to the naked eye, but have distinct character and form. He think* they are reproductive tn decaying matter or in tbe blood, and hence their long continued life, or toe remote cffecta of them in tbe system, lie maintains that they resemble in character the other terra entire poisons, or such a* the vim* of rabies or of a dead body, As., all or which are know to reproduce theoMeleea with great raped ity like yeast In moist ened floar, so that th. slightest quantity impreg­ nates the whale mas*. Yeast through a powerful maguiiisr 1. aeon tubas /<ir«*t of vegetation, which grows, blossoms, and gi-e. to seed in a short t*me- Miaam is not ao distinctly vegetable bat has more the appreraoch of animal li/e. al­ though its motion* cannot be pcr/ectly distin­ guished. What the ductor dsitns to have .silled ia that it is an organic substance and be ba. fur­ ther round and embodied in his “Ague Cure” what will destroy it.—L>ud/r, St Lxuia, Mo. TO CONSl'MPTIVES m* •iun «*t ibifi court Ndjournetl on 1 riday last, altern wnaton ul'foitr day*. Cfinrid DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DEBILITY, HEtRT DISEASE.FFVER A AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION Tbe underoigned, now scvenlyflre year, old, ba* fur veer, aevota-1 bi. lime to curing hl. 1 •ri.hoo. i-. I tbe poor in New Yurt of these dreadful cwnplaluta. which entry tboneind. en-l Nearly «m« bilf-f the term wiw-pcnl in tbousa. d. to an nntioiriy grave; be ba* nluem failed 1- cure all n ho tsvcappUwl to him fur rethe trial of ------ WilM-i. f..r the farevnyC .lief, an 1 believing it to be a VbrMimt dole to re. • .(.iu ax. worth, pediap* a dollar. Tbr tfoo. .i-ed, (Free .if Cbar.-r . nitb direction, fi r result of this '‘niueh about nothing, Kparing end u.mg the Min* Ako rule, on was a dimigrccinctu uf the jury, ai d U* I. Italhiug. Vrntilalson. and hx< rct*e for the Sick, thev will dnd torsi- remedies, a aure cure for case pul over. Consnmpttoe. and ail diseases «f the T""0** *’B Lurnts. Hvea *xt> Aoro. « oxvnr*«oa. Hmst Dtsa.ar- Unrirot. Naevore Uksiutt. and r. We have thu am > nt- rnbed hy mals CuNnatwre. »ud he hwpee every ono afflic­ nw. r.il uf the countHt” in Bie Stale. 1 r ted will *< nd for copy, aa it will cnst nothing, and iho- .to eld apply before h >• t°" late. Throe kw ik* n*a«t eminent I UVrelief «if tliu famiM |f volutnecr*. Bar «* __!_*.__ _ X. “‘..Jo., ••* »•» T-u T1“ ry tvinnty lt.is appropriated *0,0 'd>; Km', rniUlf civil btisincN* *»nt d>»p«-’“-1 *,u‘ the criminal calendar w»uuusuallj lii-hl. *7,000,'Jtukr-Mi. *5.000, Saginaw and BnyFi.OOO caehjaud M<-nlcalm Q». 1500 These arc u« far a» Complaint, Beuunal Weaknena. *XU su. ausaaxa orrnx VuxAKr axnSaxcAL OncArt, frmii whaterer cium or of wbalcvcr i.aturn. Offlt 6ty«t will be.to giro Jsy to too afflicted by rifodtog fe Charge notbtog for ,»3ri« •»*, d.e.’Oy-.pc 1 OF MICHIGAN, > PROBATKOBbEIt. Cot *rv or Hae.i, u. At a aearioo of the P.—— , ty of Barer, holdenat tbe Probate Office, iu the tillage of tiaatinga, on Monday, the twenty, righto day uf October, in the year aanc thonaand eight hundred aud aixtr-uue. Preaant, Sherman C. Prindle, Judge of Probate. In tbe matter uf tbe rotate of Jeeae J. Mattison, late of aaid Uuantv. deceavcd. On reading and filing too petition, dnly verified of Emily Malliaou,widow of uuddceeaoed.praying for certain rcuun* lliarcin act forth, that admin1*1 retain of aaid estate may be granted, aud that William C. Pratt be apt-ototed Adiuini.trator. Thereupon it i» ordered 'hat Monday, the 85lh day ol November. |e«l, at ten o'clock, fa the fore noun, be atMgatd for the bearing of .aid petl- give nuticc to tbe nersona interested in Mid estate, of the |tet.d*ncy ol raid petition and the bearisg thereof, bv causing a copr of this order to be publishes In the •‘Itepnbllcau Ban­ ner," a ncwipa]>er, printed ami circulating in •aid countv of Barry, for thtee saecaMirs naeka, imtuediatclv previous to Mid day of bearing­ ’ SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. (A true copy.) octM* J ndg* of Probate- n B■. ■ Alaopablwbed at toe iofirm.ry, to aid period of teething. By iu “~ tbe live* of lbou**nd» b*ve been **vod. .nd mother, h.ve ..tailed i“ “ e*p™*lun.of grnlilude .nd It t* pli-munt to tbe umoumI |»rtbrtly For tbe table.! InfenL Let not pyj odfee «n»d in the w.y, bnl try It m-th- And the Fbyalulogr Nf Marriage. A wort on theeiate. aycnpfouM, and treatment of all complainU peculiar to toe mix, oa marriage, in du tiro, abortion and it* rcanlte on children, their Ul*. and an the prevention "of eunorotide, with fevakteMs Injunction, to taer, on sublets •f a private nature. Price 5- rodts. ’ We have put up and aold thia article for ever ten yean, aud can My, •• cviffdeMV end tnM of i‘. what we never have been ahle to .air of any other n>«ticte?—never luu II failed In a .ingle in­ stance, to effect a euro when timely uted. On lb. contrary, all are debgbted with it. oucratioua^ad • peak iu term, of eommend.tion ol tta magical effecti and medical vlrtaen. We .peak m thia matter, “what we do know,” after teu year, expelieoce, and pledge our reputation for toe fulfillwent of what ws hero declare. In almast every Tkr Cr.lleares rltflral other work. Price 25 cents. THE GUIDE AND GUARD row cvxsT nxa• g It exposes all tbe Ilambug*. sad tits various Trick, to entice U e sick and well. It illustrate* tbs plans of tbe Qnacks aud Rogues to dope every Sne. It guide, the unwary torouah life, sad , show, up every swindle of the age. It shows how all kinds of Food, MsdieloM. Mquore, aud flood*4art adulterated, with tbe means of detoctiag the fraud.. Pries Its cents. THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Atrnrcopy.i oat 9S and overcomeconruli<ioti». w rvnirdied. end in death. W< end aurcat rcuirdv in the wr Dr.cntary and Diarrbr* in----------- ------------ --ariaea from te thing, or any other cau.e. We would aay to every mother who baa a child aufferirg from any of tbe foregoing di»ca»e.. do not let your prejudice-, or tire pmudlee of otbera. Manu uel „ vvll »t«nd between von and your .utfering child and .1 , »,----r relief be .are that —> vea, absolutely aure— (A follow fj|luW tbe n to aM of tbi. mwlieine. if timely uaed. Full direction.for uairgwHI aftompanye.’ch bot GROfERIES Judgo nf Probate. HARD-WARE million, pcruons annual!|r ; al wav. give eatisf.elion ; cuntai ti nut bing in­ jarion.; patronised by tbe principal pby.iciana and .urgecou. ia th. .Union, elegantly coated with sugar. ' iarg Hoze. 25 costa ; fire Buie, for one Qoltar I , Full direction, accompa­ ny racb box. I Warranted superior to any PillbeSirc the public. -- —- prater of Mid petitioner should nut ta- graiitetl. P And it - f&thre ordered »B»t tbe peftl'oner । rirr notice u> all ttertica interested. «-l the pen. Florida July IT 5im.v of said petition, and the luanng thtfvou. । To Ds. Htaatcs. Albany. N. Y.-My Dear Doc­ hr causing a cipv of this notice and order to be , tor;-! write this to inform you of toe wonderful •ff.-cl of your Sugar Coated Pill, on my daughter. Ear throe veare ebe h«» been etfroted with a billoon d.rangcmtnl uf toe .yatem. aadlr impairing her health, which ha» been .readily failing daring tliat period. Whan in New Vort tn April I ait, a “7; 7Urx?7.“ rai™* friend adviacd me to te.tyonr pUl*. Having full { ocU6 Judge of Probata. Dated, H sat lugs, October 15, Ittel. Park How New York. On returning heme, ws cee*ed all other treatment, and administered your Pill., one each iiight- The improremnt tn her fcchnga, complexion, liigeatioo, ete.. aurpriaad m all. A rapid and permanent restoration to health haa been the reaull. Waueed lea. than fireboxes and consider her entirely welt I consider th* above a ju.t tribute to you a* a Physician, and tro.t Uwilbbo the means ot inducing many to adopt your Pill* a* their fiitnlly medicine*. Your obedient servant, -----8. Q. Moxxraox.. Ilerriek'. Kid Strengthnfng Planters, of man« perenl, Wee been innde |l'"< >'> wilm-iinR.be benclininl effect*-bn* Un. never tab m peuducn dur«« Ue nnl'enl THE LADIES MEDICAL FRIEXD, Plantation nnd Shops* Un rutting nun tiling w fn»>ro —v of V. W. Taylor. Adiuiotstrator-wllh tbe Will annexed-of said rotate- ..... Thereupon It i. ordered, that Monday the Xd day of December. b-il. at ten oclock tn tbe IhretMOi. be a.-igurd tor tbe hearing of. said pelin.ra; nnd the tieira at law of »*'«1 deceased and all other partiro inierrotod in *a»l rotate, arc required to .pl-rar at nacaaton of aaW Court, then to be buiden at tbe Probate OOice. in toe village ..f Havtinga. aud ahow cauw. if any there be, wuv the prayer oflbcpctilnitiar.Uould oot be -ranted. And it i« fbrtber ordered, that th.- petitionei give notice twult purtira iiitriroted. ol the pen dt-uet of aaid tx-nfon. bv eavaiug a ropy of tbr. notiroan-i order l.. i.e ptiii.liwl to toe i.rpubucan Banner, a newspaper printed a..d circulating in Mid couutv. fi.r tbe full term of aix .ucro»ne law of sai'l ih-k-vnaro a>"i U.rd brr dnrling «-"> p— .tank. 1.. .W timely d——ey Wi«.ko»’.S.«Tm»o St..-, Ur fedrt. Containing aimpie remediea easily oblaiued for ‘ tbe cure of DiaeoM ia aM ita forma, with Ml ex­ planation. of the cau»e». aymfilotrx, diet, bsthlnf and exertiM. Price 50 rente Depend upon it, mottere, it will (ire rest to yourMlvr*. and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS have tb<- figures Irtek »n Uta.g-ta'. —And » »•<. »" ,„.n, . nndb-r I- l»J .««»..-» rqw.e b.™K fc-r ta«ta ■■'u'"'*-1* ” rn'iA.., .!»«• -ta* “a11 *“*■ For avaryFamlly, having over a lidu receipts on Cooking. Dyeing, Preserriug. Cleaning, Ail, How toPlant and what it is best to Rai»e. How to care suunah.sdvioe tollou.s Kccj ersj'armcra, and Mrcbanica, on a llrffo subjvri* uf lateral.— Fries S$ cents. Worth >10 to any bee. THE COM8C«FTIVB,S BOOK. For those who a tab to get well from that aw­ ful disease, a fullftesaiptimi of all toe remedies used ft>i if with a earefol statement of the result*. and other useful information Price IQ ecots. ; Tbe information ts out lobe found in any works , published, nor attainable In u. any other source, !These books are published on line paper, and ‘beautitally bound. Anv of the shore works will be mailed free, on receipt of price, ia atawps or tnonsy; or the whole in a handsomely bouti f snlmc for ova m>lla*. Ko family should be without them. They are Utastrated with beautiful engravings, and contain the condense*! experience o! yeura Anstrn warm, for tbe above wotka. who can tna-e >150 a monlb. SenJTuv a circular forajtenlv To the vouug of both sexes •uff.tiug from He. crel Habit.; prv*tr*tiuti of mind; loss of powernervou. debility, low of sight, wakefullneas, lev* of solitude, eruption, un the face. Ac., Ac. 8as a AND We are convinced that there are many ofacrofuhhteeon.umplitr, aud disrated e*---------to whom a numerous uAspring only bring, suffcr’ and povertr. To such we wuuld mj write, a we will send you information of a aure, welltested, and never-foiling Fmvmtivs. Wh will mail r««. to tty one applying for it, THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. DRY GOODS! Stacks of It is s large stid beautiful paper, and eovtelaa the most riloable iafiirmstinu on Hpertnatnriiea, or Semins! Weeklies., Die ratter, effect, and cure, show lug the awful effect* of the disease. Ou all other diseaaia of tbe Sexual Oegan^ a, full explanation of the'origin of Byphilta. the tnren* af prevcelien and cure. Ou CeuMaaplfoo, that fearful dteraae. Ou tlm Liver. Heart, St-rmach and Skin. Ou Fvmsie Coinplaiute. I On the ranona Hcbuols gfaasdirines. j . On tbe modes of Tresliurnt now Practiced. On the False Treatment of Diseases Ou Ute various Medical Humbug*. On th* Fhyafotogy of Marriag*. On the common sense of Medicine. On Dirt, RxrrefaM and Ablution. How to Pre.ent Pregnanev. And many other thinyThia Journal .bould °°J.’ RroaM.1. M. D.. A. M.. Chief Phyaiaian. 8. 6. Moarns, Surgeon. Dr. J. Hons, Cbemirt. Office in New York, IM'Chambers Street Office in Williamtourgh. South filb and Uh St Correspondent* will plc.se enclose two or three ataBipe for'retum postage, and address oar 8*SHyi» Dr. A. BERNEY, breast, aide and backhand Rhenmotio eomplainte in an equallr .bort period of time. Bprued on tali* beantilul white tanib akin, tbvlr use .ubjeell tbe waaren io no inconvenience, trad each one will u rar from ooe week to three months. Price Hitf C*?lcrri<ik a Sugar Coated Pilla and Kid Strengthenlur Plasters are sold by Drnnteta and Herdteuta.ui all porta of tho United Statea, Canada*, America, and may be obtained by call. toa Viliairo of Haatinn. end show canoe, if any .and .South ..fulj n,,,,,, tliere be^why the .a;d hri WjU and Testament DR.L. R. HERRICK A Co.. kliuuld not be allowed in ton Court. Albany. N.¥. aeys—one nod all. - Ob£-Hr FAiwii.v riiiMoro. Which greatly facilitate* tbe proccea of teething, by aoflettinr the gum.. radueiogaU inlamalton— will allay all pti» and spaamodic action, and ia that Barry county lead* the van, in gen -Tl»lta-«ri> ■< » tok of » r*>«T I.. Win. (ta ta.rt I1VAE JUST RECEIVED For Children Teethln«. nt thw writing; aud «ur readers will oec (Box 1*1) WiLUAMBiuxo, N.w York. 'XSSfuS'.’i »“< dav of November. Ifidl. el ten o clock A. M., be Miigned for tbe hearing sod proof of ..id Inatro- ho-itiMIr ~d .d It—fd .1“ I*1'"<hrapl*L I. ata. .p*ll« “ wbobrinra >ta amrll—<'”«• and tajoj im-nU ut life «RM" lh' paraonVandd^ «V> WE SOOTHING SIRUP, WHH*m»borgb. Naw York. croaity ami jmt'ice.' WINSLOW, An experienced Kurae and Female lliyaician, pmenta to the attention of srothrra, her j dapn.ador.tairai.aaUd-. n>.j I, ba aud of *■«> •* «k. and Anda new mean" ol bral V Ita P«» -g1 rid. aan-apowar. W* «“« ™ , glam properly applwdu. J. C. *aer. • HASTINGS TANNERY! The sabacnber UtnukuU th. Hs»ting. Tu, nary *v • Wnn of P*Br*’ *• n”r PfTP,ml to OUS GOODS HOME TESTIMONY. PROBATE ORDER. ,tats or MICI11.IAX. I White nd yritow OAK BARK taken ia a. SUPERFINE FLOUR for 20 ahillings per cwt HHMLLED CORN for 33 eroit. perboah.1. B»te< nnd ffhoc Sk®F AU Leather Warranted got>6 or no pay. 90 “ AudkW ROOTS ARD SHOES FOR SALE,Ouauot Wdrt'dos* «i abort nortec, if desired. “ AU kind* ot Utether and Boot* and Shoe* AlwrfywteHtlAitdat D. C. IAVLBFS SSSsS Pai4 for Hidtt. Ato^ UaG.i.«»4O!lrtte»uafBr Hastings, Dec. It, i960. uul tail, umtat mrpta, r» taw tn Mil. Dissolution >onctw»a«»r°'^L‘,S; Do»-> fell to <!»■••» mH. Shaving Saloon! : I am also carrying on a r~ta»ta S. taJ-roS2. A wuu PUTATOS for- m«M i^rirrtnl remedies for uTenlbefeddsn bl«mng hs. bee. . JS, tayXfeTipply HJ" an Furniab Luther, at the UmnlRatea. Low Pressure System Walk E*. GratkaeMn . . , , �BLOOD PILLS BLOOD PUBIHER CURE hi; MPW.31 *”vi SIAKDUtlVIit - Imperial Wine Bitters! ! w.d-a»,. boueaty of thia elaaa. ur • bo ebuote- to •■***’,«*‘' I for tboavocives, arc now of mus / on Uits impov tan1 subject Tbe evidence ill tbe pomressu-n of Dr. •'«**« 1 which is at ail times aces Mildr io the puMic esiabliabv* the following Linear) Afro, .VfoJ,s.-< Delicate Females, W BARE NO W OX HAND pere<maof «..'vatery Wiis. they arc ralnaS Zsxaltoi. improving the apfutiU giving, ( with uim ut the LARGEST and d vigor to the digestive organa, and resto.-natural elasticity and strength al tbs whole FACTS: Tlret the BLOOD PURIFIER and UIA10L PILLri bars been proved by analy ais to CONTAIN NO MINERAL That they cure the airniMi universal eomplai it, DYKP0BIA with -Mnrtow nrttiiUf. and iu a very abort time. Tlretadier all other avediemea have proved naeleaa, they relieve LIVER COMPLAINT, CEFHAUC raw are the reeelt of IVNtteanon and carefally conducted sxper- DRY GOODS TWr are ent‘rely vegeuble tn their composition. and oiy be taken at all times with perfect aafetr without making any change of diet, tad Me n5wn<v re— aud restore tbe bralth and strength of thssuflerer. That MICK FENALEfi, BEVABB OF COUNTERFEITS! BnIldi^“^^ehbo*xBrC ’i|pi,,Ur'* °f Hw,'y C 3r,-i r*,": ~r"‘ir^ii-1. i»«n-.»., A box will be sent by turn! prepaid on receipt PRICE 25 CESTS. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, Ever shown in thia Market, which are prepared lo sell at a atnall advance from NEW YORK COSTS, J. 8. GOODYEAR 4 Co. ONLY PKEPARATION MOFFAT’S STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Roftark'n ktomnch Billers. Aud grow* more n;.d mor ■ Pt LIFE PILLS ANDJPnCENIX BITTERS I , aud during that time have maintoimd a high character in almost avery part <if tbe Globe, for their extraordinary nnd immediate power of res toring perfect Ircalth to peraoos suffering under _____ i*.-J _.r J: ■ i.._u .l- .____ Ton will please send me two boxee of your Ce­ phalic PUb Send them immediately. ' IUai»ectfuUy voura, J NO. B. SIMONS. P. S.-/AaWW«JMrJMt/yv«r PiU, und j-.nd OmH my eaetmners. wbo ia wbjccl to neve Mick Headache, (luuallv laannf two days.lv esrad cfan <iUtdt in me Lnrr Ay jtvar /*UL, vu l-u,. Ypailanti. Mich,. Jaa.IL 1861 z/rrf tint I wet imlo^dlftnui/br mer tend by return mail. Direct to A. K. WHEELER. Ypuilanti, Mich. »—< ibe latter are olicu au mixed up with Uie excitcpel it tboroogbly and pcnuaneuUy. meol ol buaittee. that if it were m>I fur you ibey No one can doubt their superiority after too would trare in the sarur downward p.th until oar single trial—they- are not only better too late to arre*t the fatal fall. But tbr mother is always rigilan*. smt to umi wr appea . foe ueare hot, iu fact, cheaper than auy other I’ills, for it takes a ieua number of tbctu tu produce a belter sure tom we.vr failiog aSsclum will unerringly fwinl you tolhut kVijnan lt..ni<atncC«,rdtol^aiM Price of lh. Scandinavian Blood Purifier, fit per bottle, or fiL per half drica. Ol the Scandi WOOD, oavian Blood Pills. 25 cent, per box. or 5 boxes FEM A LEM. forfil. IT Hrad Dr. Hoback's Special Notices and The many certificates which have been tenderCertificates, published in a c-nspieooua part of «d to ut, and tbe tenets which we are daily rethis ivapcr tn-m time to lime Dr. Hoback a Med­ tciriug. me conclusive proof that among ths ical Aimaaac aud Family Adviser, containing a • ou.ro these Ui’tura have given a sstt.laci.an great amount of intervstiug and valuable Medical which no uUser, l.a'eever do •• before. Na w» information can be Ua-> gratia of anynf tbeagviils mad,in tbe land should be without them, and throglwat the oouatre. • boac who owes use them util not fail to Leva a In diOcrlt »r evmpbcaied case. Dr. Ruback supply. may bs applied lo nsrsoiially or by latter enclos­ ing one stamp for ths reply. DR J. EOVEE DODS* IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. Hartford,Pa, Fab. fl, INI. /iotofc iiwara—.-rto /rrry. «-/.■,«. anwrovwvm-,------- j —- -*»>F 4:«rr» h«t Prtvent Disease, ratigemeutoor lurpMilc.«-,d triercompiatola.«Ks slid tu this reaped are doable valuable to th' rsaea of tbe kidn. y^ toaldmg .-r inconltueuoo of pcravu who may use than, tor who have lauguijbeU f_r y«ars ia bclpteua weaku« wism- consumption. neaa aud dmpuudrocy. racupcve'e * lib itwal ra­ pid ty under their invigorating upevsltou. That ttxtoeu oc migui maunuvuiMi •• .*.i_—.. ... j..i— ■> s . all eeximl disabilities air retuoved by tbelr cor­ ano but we bare only apace to any, ii will not only cure all cases rvquini-g a Toulc ' ' dial and gently stimulating properties. Tliai Urey tbedrbiliti fillowmg cbilb ai.d fever, but pre­ ^MATTERED CONHTITUTIONH. vent. all aitackaarbiug Crvtt>mutomaUeiB*n«t>oc» Dr. Dois (departed Wise Bitten and cores the di«i-t at once, it already a'lucked And a- it acta direcily and per.tetently on tbe bib AULB STHSWft3»AeSXD ! abused; that Uwir direct teadeocy ia to lengthen are avstem. aronring tbe Uvvrioaction, promoting Fur riore T ♦>■»!. so coni wo® among the Clergy life, and render it eqjuy able. Tuat, operating di- in*(act. all the excretions and acerdrou. of tbe sy a- they are truly » aluaWe, tcni, it will infallibly prevent auy dek-ieriima conracily upon the mfoW. they neqiieu ea following upon change of climate and |_____ .11 .1. ...l.t ■ Iw.ltlw VAUME NOON TO HEAL, Leaver* aud all j ublic a]reakero-for Book Keepand discharge from the ay stem. every taint ol era. Tailors. Scmustresw^. A rttets. and all perScrofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. Tbit sou. ivediag a MMlentary life, they will prere truly benefleial. lhCT RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. Aaabmrnige. they are «Ww>iw, inneceat and deliemus to the taste. They produce the and there is no diseaseof the Xiomm h and Rowels exbilaratiwg vBkcta of brandy or wine without the Hear, the nervous ayatrwi. the akin, glands or intuxicaliug; aud ate a valuable remedy for perable, pleasant, and edieient remedy agenut <boae ““aKIHINO FROM IMPURITIES OR til. whicb rob them of th< Ir brauiy; for ‘ esaiy can sous addicted i». tbe use ot SXCva.iva strung OBSI RUCTION’* OF THE BLOOD not trial witbuu breitli. and health cannot exist drink, and wbo wisb to refrain from iu They are pure end entirely free from tbe poisou eon. while the abvc irregulantiea ronlimte. Tbeu lamed in lire adulterated IVroes and Liquors with again, the Cordial is a pericct Mother's relief.— which tbe country it flooded. Taken a nitmtbnr |ao before the final trial she will These linters not only CURE bat I'REVF.NT baeuitvvnded.) rfrrt u auiiUro. hmTp>rfn» cun. pass tbe dnudfut jretiwd wiili |rerfect ease aud Disease, and should be used bv all aba tive ia a Hear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ evuutrv where Hie waler ia Ud. or when Chills ETABLE BLOOD PILI.S are endorsed by the amd Fvvera are pirvalent. iking entirely tone, tipi icoceuf thousands uf living witnesses wb», cetet aud baimfors, they may be rtveo Ireelv to in letters, attdaihs. medical works, and by word tTliUren .»d inr.nl. .-I, irnnnn/L ' of mouth, urociaim them to be the verr best prep­ aration ■ >f the kind ever offered lo the brokrodown Sold by Draggiata tad all other Dealers tn Med- 1 hare tned your Cepoahc Pilb. and / lUe M/nv ’tnit that 1 want yon to iced me two dollars rortb mere. Part of these are for tbs neighbors, to whom I are a few out from the first box I got from you. Saad the Pills by ma.l, and oblige Your ob't Servant. JAMES KENNEDY- *-• , —tlrara. for, while I iJE^amto tbs tos‘o. h toirerivmg'y rxbitew Uag^rf .uegtU.u.Mg roiirifie. rciustate* aud renew- tbe blnod ia all Since ue-'O l*.rx"«< -v sm S..IM,**. iM.-re--" ,----wfauae cl.araclri for s-on-d ju-lgmeut mid phvlua* Civ. gives their uiunmas w< |rt*t >» the eummuru jdl" lsrnh* jioal|,|r*and .EiUfullv wruLined as men who -Uwi-rv-. reflect, and make -atonrance NYrr-X.’CJS r~S«i~■ — —। J—. lirubly mwe- before tire* decide-are XT.'i“d “.'KLt.'&f.te'.SSS Mteffrem ntoa end sickoeta will be obtained IT Mitten fell in removing the -Weses and it to which female. art m subject. -y mi gtaHy a [-on tbe bowels — remo ring WEEDY AND SURE CURE REMEDIES II DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ FALL: AU)i.WTJ» ba MitWlbm Fills tbe pertedie attacks e HEADACHE btolUy aad mental misery arieitiF Simpfa from a neglv-t el ’—'I —pteteta as at.rpri.to..dills th.es'. .. of tire Utmoal im partes a. that a Strict attention »• teest and tncret Infiia* beddy ailnw.t steoald be bad; for diseaaea of tire body invariably *«*' ,h‘ “Id4 T*” •■**«»«• ask a ' ' . f CURE • peraovs s-U bavv ttoed them tUt H t* now a, t flHHWHBrBSg'WAme.tohb.WnrM>«. ■*»-• NervousHeadache L'&TSSS:."' Iswwji FELETABLE L1FE MEDICINES Arc well known to be iutelHble. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing ths first sud secund atumacha, aud creating a flow uf pure aud healthy bile, instead ot tbe stole and jevid Mu< ELATUilscY, law or trremr HaaaTSt-ax, naaoacn, Rkmamwxw >U Tuna Asxiktt, Laxeoca, and MauaxcaoixT, which are general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural contoqucnce of Ha cure. COM i J VEN EM, by demising tbs whole isagthof the iulcatinn with a solvent process, andwiihoutvioleuoi; all violent purges leave lire bowels costive within two days. FEVEilS of ali kinds, by restoring the blood to a regular circulation, through tbe process uf respiration in such eases, and the thorough aulalieu of all intealiHal obstruction in other.. Ibe Lira Manitixxa l>ave been known to cure RHEUMATISM permanently in three weeks, and GOUT in half dial time, by removing local intte nialion from the muscles aud ligaments of the J” DROPSIES of iuftjnks%y free.eg .nd atrngtb Imperial Wine Bitters Are prepared by an eminent snd.killfui nl Taiwan w Lu li.< .....1 1* " ... C._ . A naw and deiightlal Stomachic aad Cordial for givi-.g l-.i eto rti. Stoma, h. ai.d lor the proven­ turn ol bitliou- complaluto incident to the West- general ll.iag disapprove of I'ateal Medicft.es. vet a e do out b>iiev c a re-pectahi* Pin akian eau bo found in Ibe United Stares. acquainted with their medical properties. wbo will aut bighlv approve HR. Jtilt Vi:i. DOllS’ IMPERIAL WINK NIT­ TERM. hi all uewle nettled places,,where there to alpaca a large pvtaBtriy uf decay tng timber, Iruoi winch a i-otxiuin-. miasms ia created. ibeM Uitirra should br used every inereiag before Ayer's Ch rry Fedora], DR. J. Il(JVEE PODS’ juu-xin^i um xaTTxna Are cr.iipoacd of ■ pure and unadulterated wine. eouiUoed with Barberry. 8.4ooioa » real. Camr~. u-.i.i <■>__ -r____ ___ t j.-i ... _ TEMPEH ANTE, wilt । roprietor believes that in making aiddy tiu.wn. tbe puldw wetter- ia ssbaerill soon b- for sale hr all nf Dr, Robock's vine \ gi-i-ta. and at llotrla, Ac., the country Tbi fraud, SUSANNAH KIRBY emnglbe kidneys and bladdrr, they operate moat Principal office-and .ale r-w>«n». No. < Fast dsligtitfully on these important organs, and bence Fourth st . d building from Main stmt, I'inciDLigum. i. Nuble Co . lud.. Fob. 1*. ir>M. have ever been found a certain remedy for the uati, •!., laboratory in Hann- ond -truer. I lurll J. Min-u: U.-m >ir;—|u tbe latter t>a worst cases of GRAVEL. JOHNS & CROSLEY, For aalr by J. P Roberta A Co, IIacting.. Eli i-rtbeyisr |«$ . white attending i|)r Htole si Also WORMS, by dislodging from tbe turnings Nicbule.Oranttvvilte Milla. P. A. Keeler .boHoff ol the bowels tbe slimy matter to wbicb these SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED man and he Reimer. Mid-llevilte. M. C. RwiR. creatures adhere. Prairieville, and by D-wggisto and Merebar.la en GUTTAPERCHA BCUKVEY. ULCERS, end INVETERATE reaily throughouttl r country. -—“ • • 8ORES.br a perfect punt .bidi time LIFE MEDICI NES give to tbe blood.aod all tbehmuora. KCUHBiTtIC EMUPTTONb end UAD COMPLEXIONS, by tbmr al tereteva effect upm, The cheapest and mo-t durable Rootling the fluid, that feed tbe skin, and Ibe morbid state 1 - — ---- -•» .us UttlKIIof which occasions all eruptive complaints, sallow 1 ncqurintsnoee were .-ot no IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROO> Cloudy, and other disagreeable comnlexioua. .. i» <tescj*M the cause uftLeels-.nga efifert anTnUre^of-iALT SXnhTeM 1'a’ri •Ut , a. my tuocr iutiu.aU a.ffuainKlrifogUUt mr at all. king iraprorunsat iu ths elesrneas uf the skin.— •d-«l.|.iKMU..h lo tbe meet skillfull COMMON COLDSsnd INFLUENZA will alw.v. v “* csHiuti;. uit. tm-oiriuguo a>.0 be cured by one dose.orfty two ia theworat cases. . Th8 ©<■* K «»ly xbout One-Third that of Tin, bei» U..I n.i lu.U .__ 7 CEMENT ROOFING, turaU by Dr. Dod> bmiM-lf, wbo ia an experienced and -ucctmifol Physician, and benec should n.t be . toward BUKi. e the quack u.,.tnim. winch Hoad Die country, and against «Inch tba Medical Fra feaaron mt a- limtly prsyndicad. T1.CW trail valuable Bittora hare beta aa thoroughly tested by all clasts of thec-mmaaity tor almost every variety of disease Incident to tbe buuiaa aialctu^ that they are now deemed indispeuMhle aa a TOMC, MLDlUlNE AND BEVERAGE. Pl’KCll \«E ONE UOTILEl! It Costa bm Lillie I Parin' the Blood I UMfirateai and I'rolong Life 1 prlt cfel (M-rboltlc,6 buttle* for >4 * Prepared and sold Uy . CHARLES W ID DIFIELD A CO., , GROCERY, SALOON -A.2STI3 BOARDING-HOUSE. h A »iogis bottle of RPALDlXG-SPREPARTJ GLUE will save ten times Ito cost annually, ■re ■!,. SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! Wte tees Ml Mulre Srialifal Ttcti I Wil.LIAM JOSES. <ti1tu.-rilr.-r fo now i tv pa red to «e.|l FAMILY GROCERIES • For Cork r®*<b dotlw.-worth'd Re.lriralint .U a rub coal U'very soft black faaur, wbid, m Zo b» ean buy. ' SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! Warm Meala at SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! gw.”*.1* —.v-to-u a»u! ■uteetitateu la a Style unaurpaaoed. warranted to fit end suit, or Bo charge. No pain* spared ia All Houtg ! VULCANITS RUBBER BARE, with tbe Stoat beneficial rweulto In cases of thia Or Cold L 'tech il'iUxir^d descnptiM)—Kraaa Bvn, tei femrwu, in ito And at) work -nrreMed. Please call si rsyofese. 6AVE THE PIECES! wrxu te Rower’s block State sirest, Hastings. Hiek. worst forms, yields to tbe mild rst powerful acTEA OR (’OFFEE. CHICKENS you, arv Uatugit wilh like.-ffw.-L EOgNOMTl DISPATCH 1 Uou nf these remarkable Medicines. Nicer Vary re.poctfoUy emm. PICKLED TONGUE. SAIL g/F "A Srica :w Tims Ram Ntnx." Swears, Naavoto Daaiurr, Na stora Cow rut rm ‘ NO HEAT IS REQUIRED. Auortuy aud Cuu’uMdior at L»w DINES. Ate. As accidents will happen.seen in well regulated of all kinds. PALmanoa ar rax Haaer, Pairru'a families, it is very deaiarbie io hare sums cheap E—*» * 4—_____There material art pat up ready far Abo, loc Cream and Lemonade. medomimijml «»y fur reps-ring Furniture, Tsya •vt.. n_.—. a Ute. and far tbtppiuy to all pat It of the I Jim rd mil lw fut i unhiil In tli<* tint nr aiuntry with full printed direction* for SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUS h l* Un- Weik. appHcution. Full dtrerrpt>r<t circular* will be fur nitktd on application by mail or in perron ot our Principal Ofiet and H'arthoure. necj for a tarn of year*, h ut prepared to 2ry-ssrxTx-sj,- * HASTINGS TANNERY I F«tmWi Ltoittter.nl lbw Uaual IU*-*. 78 VILLIAH STREET, (Carver of Liberty Stnwt,) NEW YORK. jel2-ly JOHN! Jh CRIMLEY . Dissolution! Ascxn Wamtro!—Tnrt Cam! ! Lands For Sale! And. fituillk. If 11- ■A GOOD BARGAIN SBA VJL.' •XB CLK.i.v Jte-1 <mll »t ills- aiatt cat tbr Barber imt draw east «d H, A.G <-«dyr«r'u Hani a. ». ■ tints. »■ • � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-11-13.pdf 0bb780a16a3458c73ed8888b37931d2f PDF Text Text republican banner VOL 6. ■nw.r4i Esfap’ buistsi Jirirttrj, A 7 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1861. elevation. — ■' * - ------- - J. gbamt, eric William, and the Emperorof Russia. two ro.ereigws met at midnight. In warrior pledged tbrit mutual faith against . JACOB FEtRIS, 1805, the Emperor Nup-dwm «*• with 500.000 mm at tbe rervice of thw .Ilina, hi. magnificent army at Boulogne, pre- Napolrem was nearly five hundred ndles paring for the Invasion «>t England. Se fr«»m hi. capital, and all Europe deemed cretly, Austria and Russia entered into a i !»»■> ruined bry«.M0 redemption. His Hl. J. BUMBLE, WAR! Eire hundred outmimbering **io«ouimii» «ur. - •• nirnn . toes. before they owld .... ... On High Prices,’ at the an., 250.000 were Aii-iriana, 800.000 liuaai- nearly far hundred milesfurther intn the ° 50,000 English. 8w«*dn* and Nratx>l-• heart «t the enemy's ciHintrv, rcgardle*n R ITd"'’ in the m>«t dexlreteus manner with hie move from hie p>«riti<ai. but so'aureas an unfortunate fly cornea in reach, aw sere be i«eaughL,end with the rapidity ;<Z Springfield, Nov. 3. Yesterday small bodies of ths enemy came within 12 miles of us and news was received of the approach of their advande, 2,800 strong. Preparations were tmuty flies a* he could maimge to rntrtip making t» go out and attack them, when setting at drfianer the ■•noIde Hamlets'* Gen. Fremnnt recalved the unconditional theory of the chamrlron'e death.—' order from Washington, rellsviug him at Promises would not have suited him at ones from hia command. SimultaneousIv earns the newspapers announcing the erubly mme like a crammed capon than feet. The intrlligrace spread like wild­ an air fed ctautreienn. It U not trua that fire through the camps and created iudis- this animal will change color according cri liable excitement aud indiguatioti.— pleaded. Hlaamend hue is bright greetf. with small gold spots over his body ; ba remains this shade when be is highly pleased, by being In the sun/ir being fed, or scratched,which ho delights In. When as hs is very ewaily made sn—hi* hue changes to a dusky green, almost black, tn’fk -* ”*V Is... U** *•' 'Jr R Family Qraevrias, shaft, and there It will remain until that monument shall crumble to the dust. Itana. There were alm. 200.000 Phis. -I impregnable fort ream*, and swarming ala»«. formhiahly armed and disciplined, armiea upon hia right hand and hia left. intention v> resign al once, and many I? ! f t I eager to tutu the* coalition Ui«« the first | "If Napoleon.” «*ay« hi* brother Lulls, rvv«-nw („ to tine rrenrn arms To meet, “ in bis hold bold and often hrxxardous hrxxardouv actions companies laid down thrlr arms, drclar |M. French T*> tfam- armies o» com bitted Europe. Nnpo ; remtrd to calculute largely im his good ing they would fight under no one but Iron hud but 18000 vomliattants. 38.000 ; fertunr. no person aerim-d to leave leas to * ’ i accident in the conception of hi* plans.— the afternoon expostulating with the offi­ oberts triker j ||e always considered things under every cers, and ugring them by their patriotism Tin- allies ...| | imaginable aspect. And though be never and their personal regard l<u* him. n->t to abandon their pr-ets. He also Issued the their victim hy surprise. But a vigilant following order to the troops. rye was watching them. Thr moment hand C.r rhatever mluht happen " JVST BECElVElh ___ rommand.‘Forward to Vienna,’ Soldiuui or tmk Mtscuaim Army:— the whole French army moved realvtlew* Agreeably to order* thia day received. 1 a new and must complete awwirtmetit -d" Iv «m, sweeping the valley of the Dnnul>e take leave of you. Although our army like an inundat'em. All Austria was tiH-ai* of twenty tbamand «-arria»>vs. DRVGK ANDYEDICHI3, has lievn ofsodden growth, we have grown which hr had in nindlaewf transported his up together, and I have become familiar with the brave and genrrot:* spirits On the morning of the which y*Hi bring tn the defense of your TURPENTINE AND Al.tX>H«»l. Rhine and the Danube, mid planted hia country, and which makes me anticipate glittered up* si the heights which surroun­ for you u brilliant career. Cmtinue as ded tlie Austrian capital. Resistance 000 AmdrUna wh-> had entered the Bara you have begun, and give to my succes­ sor the same cordial and enthusiastic with a fragment of hisatmy had fled to support with which you havu eno>mraged the N--ith. M-rklng the protection of Ru«. me. Emulate the splendid example run MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL ft-reti bfastwplb-s and rould h -pe lor no via A dcputatioti of citixcim waited upon aid. The Austrians could not hnve been which you have already hefiue you, and I-URPOHEH.ONLTjRl im|doring hia elcmcncv. and let me remain as 1 am. proud of the noble surrendering to him the keys of the city. army which 1 have thus far labored to As Nrpile*ri <»« thaa rapidly eondrn- No private property was allowed to be bring together. touched. But the Government cheats sting his tureen in the rear **f the ft*, Boldiera—I regret to leave vou moat and srwinsl*. filled to replati**n with musincerely. 1 thank you for the regard ■ wrote to Tulle) rand ; ard confidence you have invariably shown rictor. Coe hundred tfawisand uiusketa, to me. 1 deeply regret that I shall not Black Forest. wo thousand cannon, and military sup have the b«wior to lead you tn the victory If they which You are just about to win ; but 1 shall frighten th*-m TUA. COFFEE, RtOAR. SPICES. PEPPER. shall claim »o share with yon in the joy aliuw me !<• gam » — In forty days the Emperor had trans­ PRUNK8.F1C8. RAlMNB.CVOFISU; ■hall have •■••nplelrly liirnrel them, por­ <»f every triumph, and trust always to be ported the army of 90.000 men from the ■ fast, •scrythlag is lbs Grocery lire. ••ch s fraternally remembered by my c*m>panted tbv t*rwM*aprra making any more rill be needed for tanaiiv use. >h--r»* of thr ocean the rwm--te capUaI inns in arms. «<f Vienna. His descent on the Danube (««■•<) was a continued battle and a continued Msjor-GswarsLU.S. A(CJ11/2CX3'J •J’XBXDIHXBI victory. But hi* situation now seemed Feeling ran Intensely high during lbs Night ami day. alnmst with**nt ft»*d **r Aid Cwklag Extracts, whole of last evsning.’and there was a sleep, hr wa* im horeehurit. gallotHtig TUCTTWIC “•““•’'h MAWON ALLEN, .EALEB TX GBOCKBIEX. j—viste.., Fr.. ' Rilh >.u<la.r l.r^ .-J —1, & S , siiades; the spots enlarge very much when be is in good humor—*» much. In­ deed, as to give a yellow tinge to I he epper part of the animal ; hut in general __ H..C _________— i___ —.t Adjutant-General Thomas reports that Gen. Fremont has taken the field with insufficient equipment, duthing and trans portali'« for hi* army. This is a sin­ gular spedficathm in a charge against Gen. Firmon t. No one knows better than Adjutaut Grneral Thomas and the secretary of war why Geft. Fremom’s army is unprovided with the means nec­ essary tn its success aud efficiency. Fur two months Gen. Fremont has had no money to purchase equpments ; and the Department Was careful that he should have no.irsdit by telegraphing all over the country that bls requi-tittons had been rejected. IT any body is tn be removed fi>r the insufficient equipment of Grn. Fremont's army, or fer its suffering or failure in conarqnenc «>f Ils want ot dotb- ms limits. GROCERIES FOR THR KSFRCtAL BtXMrtT OF TJUt LADIKS. I. A. HOLBROOK, STATION’S! PEXR. PENCILS. INKS. PAH J. B. RVMELL. (HTS1C1AX »»>d Surgeon. OSes in RussaR*. stare, etsta street________________ _ MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES would respectfully f Hulian sad riril iftECEAJ, IM® KKYIWRs ©as® Sascisl •tlcntioa will be paid to COMPOUXDIXJTuX putting up PRESCRIPTION&and soy ___________________ .f o, eui relr apou ROBERTS A STRIKERHstrixss JUscs S, 1»®1c. r BIN OLE, DANIEL rTBIEER, f CLERK. Notary fteMfe sad Gvo.rsJ ROMRTR A STRIKER. from r-i I» |n«t. For right day. and night" *d iurvreaut rain, thr Emprnw had not -ff his i->ots. or even thrown himrelf up»n a c*-u. h. f*& rv«t. One night Nap«feon overt—k a brigade of hia roldirre •m the march. Gathering tlwm around him, as a father w.utld a—mldr hia chil dren hr explain^ to them minutely the situation of ihe enemy, and the. manru umpbant and bloodless* vicb*rv. Hr hud no fear that there would be a single •tererter t- Iwtray hi. trust. A- he P«<t •pure to hi» l»-r«- and disappeared in the darkiiew*. a buret of irrepressible crilbwu asm rbren-d him on hi" way. I III 1— I h-n 11, m -*• S’ "J Jh Au.ln.n. «... "•C'”’.a"d SI.OOO „,..rrt^iiiMi»«l-l'''“' ,h•’ uim..n r— pl—I I« lb- .dj-i-rnl Ivighi.. «»• »— ;,d Ik. n . -Ml Hl IM.. <U nl>. ........... .. il- .ppnw*;'.B ->■*<>'. v.n.n.1 M«k. U. dr.l-u.--lU I-rii*. M.univ V. the Empen»r. with a fem "f ,rucr; Prinre. ** was customary on such <<ca •bms. was conducted thr-mgh the line* blindfoldrd. When ihe removed, he fetmd himself In the pres enre of Nap.lcm- in a -torm torn tent, thn-ugh which the rain dripped frwly. Thu Emp-ror -b ««d up«m « which alone protected hi- tert iront Uawat'r which deluged thr plain. N-rthmg remained for the Austrian, but an uncon di lions I surrender. The next day was dear, redd and bril iant. when a -erne wa-witwraned. rebfesn itarallrllrd in the annals-f war. Thirty tfemaand Austrians marched out from it* ritv. and lafal d»wn thrlr arm., briore th—«। «!-" "« hill -ide. before a ramp fire, a* th.- melon rholh proem-bm defiled before him. In H. N. MUKLBON, — - .........~* ’ . humiliated and grief -iro-ken: OUNTY TREASURER. Ofl.c. .« lb* C..ri C Honse-____-_____________ ■WEESBY, faxjre the Carpathian by the Emperor. Francis, and his touted The lilnvls of winter already swept the hills white with snow. Rut the indomi­ table host eigrrly ftdlowing thvir leader, plunged Into thr wildi-rnrM id the North until tb-v dimpprarvd from the <Juu-rva tioti ••f trance. On II* first of Decrm- l*r. the Fremdi 70.000 in numb- r. met the Austrians and Rnoaians. 100,000 strong, on the field of Auaterlitx, more than a thousand miles from the capital of France. The reufileC was short and terrible. Alexander and Frauds, -m an adjacent emlnriicw. wlfiiraevd the disromfilmi- mid alim-st aunihiffftlnn ”f their nnitrd army. Accompanied- by a few guards, they j..innl the fugitives and fled from the g-u-y field. A fl ig of truce, hoi nr by Ihe hand of Prince John, of Austria.*waaanit. to Nap-dc-m. imploring an srmiaticr. It was readily grutitedjind the mxt morning the Emptntr Francis repaired to an appointed place for an in­ ter* few- with N.ipo|r««n. Hw found the French Eniprr»r standing by a camp fire built lit- the aide ol a wind mill, which alone proteuteii him from the wind which HWvpt the iroxrt! hills. u 1 receive you.*’ said Napoleon, "in habitation.1' Francis replied,* that it ought have foil -w.-d up my victory, and taken the w la de of ’hr Rii-wian and Austrian two snranreu • • -----• .. aruoe*. They are both in my power.— •tatxiard*. and at. immmre amouut It will at least caure military et-n-a hnd Iweti taktoi In a cum i But—let it be. • •“ through I hr defiles of ftgbtmg.’ GIN AR a RKBUtMAb AUBNT. wet wAt by all dragglrta. AM. fcININOJCR * CO-. pn.fect bis line «>f communication, bad dwindled hi# atailahlr tn«*na. whom he miiTd lead into battle, to but 70.000 mm. Armies in his vicinity.am- tinting tn 350, 000 men. were straining every nerve to ronerntratr and destroy him. He paused drd noth with Austria and Russia .When the Emp«-ror Framua had withdrawn, Napoleon walked for sometime thought­ felly, before tin- fire.and was overheard COURT COM r. K. BIMKU, in" his batch p»tt him on Bui the French nation hare 5°UK«UX0M M UW. owociioe, |D vbsncvTT. T«x »Ed ▲ HAPOLEOiriO OAMFAIGIf. *Dk BOBINMON, NO. 28. .ith aft-all xnrrw s svsssvi, Lui fifteen hundred men. . the great army *n । I. in fugitive lumdsthnHigb thr J. ru-imtaiire. uxlinu as sure**, as was w a* tW« t|»i*'•uc ’V’s'. the the Mill in imminent pent j bod rec ; drfih* <«——;rr^ .|hmi returned with tint ulnrwt .-i——•- - —---- --— « follow by rosy marches, which occupied three m-ntha. In there in «be ine Pis**, l twee, Vmd-uie. senoonw. in >n Parts, « Hand, a m.oumtmtal obelisk, in bnutM. Gen. Fremont, who should suffer the the real of General-Adjutant Thomas causes him to scatter in his charges i» one which accuses Gen. Fremont in one rioua bands serenaded the General, and spetti।-n us’ mules, and in another cb.rges with cheers; though after notifying Gen. him with incompetency for ordering Grn. Hunter, as his order directed, he had mo Hunter to move with forty -me wagtata. lunger command over the troops, he spent several hours In making a personal exam­ —Ctadaaari Guttltt. ination of lite ground, about the diy, tn ance with a written request from all the Brigadier Gi-nerala, be remained through the nitthl to Irad the army in case of an attack. All the troupe slept on their anus and many officers remained up all night, as an attack was hourly to be ex­ pected, but nothing more occurred than the firing on nur pick- U ou two dif­ ferent roads. Ihe enemy are now en camped on the old Wilson Creek haulr ground. Gen. Fremont is prepared to leave for St, Louis, and will go as wmo a* General and will take command until Ganaral Hunter arrives. Universal gloom prevails throughout the camps. A battle will undoubtedly occur cm long. Our troops will meet the enemy firmly, but they era disheart­ ened, and* have lost their enthuaiasm.— l*he Indy guard, who could ’not have been induced to remain, and who w’ll now disband, as the terms of their enlisb mrnl permits, accompanying General Grcmonl, and also his entire staff, inclu­ ding Gen, Aubboth, Commander of the First Division. Geu. Fremont will perm>t no demonstration from the troops on 11 will ba remembered that Judge Holt made noble rallying speMbee in Kentucky aud elsewhere. Wore that State was In­ vaded by the relwls under Polk, Pillow, Buckner and Zollicofler. Since the inva- the brunt «>f that duty. When Gen. Fremont Issued his proc­ lamation, confiscating rebel property of rebels in Missouri. Judge HUl appeared next we hear of Judge Holt aa one of the cmimisshmere to paw upon ths accounts ect.. of Fremont’s department, and nt Bte very moment when that •‘imbecile* Gesu as, wh**. aided by the relal slavrinddrrs Indiana Farmer mys he pu Wishes a redpe ..Take a’aide sti-->nf.il, a Lille heaped, •>f alum, and the «auie quantity nf eoppcrao, pulirrix*- them fine, ami put them . into n pint of vitieva-. P-ur it down thw liursc'a throat. Il will gvuerally afford । with b«rts—It ing down, rnllm. refusing to eat, biting hi* sides, and giving all similar pr-sd's »f Iwita. I tri«l turpeu- an ctiglishnian c*uuing ul-uig gave mo tbn above prescription, rey ing he hud aeetiit used in England with perfect succeas.— It. ton minute* aftei it wna administered. Mud in-ighlstrw, pr-ihubly m fifty cases In all. it lias alwaya nffi-rdnl u« quidk relisl. up, evidently afflicted with b«d*. In about five minute* alter administering tha i>p of thia preparation pbrM upon rill kill it at once. J. F. Blim. l!o instrumrnta, very frequently receive se­ vers cuts, from which bfewd Ifewa prro fu-sly and oftentimes endangers life itanlf. Bhxid may be made t<* cease to flow a» followsTake the dust of tea and bind itrhwe to the wound—at all times aecrsaible and easily to ba obtained. After tha blood hasooa-*1 tn fl .w. laudanum may Im* advantag*-<*|y applied tn the wound. Doe regard tn there instructions would Washington vhdt'ag a lady lit his •dgMatrfearf, on iesvtag ths boww a IUlla girl was directed to open the door.— th. raUjing here of the‘■Andi and Moody •aid a fid low at NOTICE! rah �>• r»Wi in Norfolk. aa well as among 'WE aw U le ItOKS. >inL in idod for Departo WH«mT M.ruw, «... P. mf ofCranc Creek, about forty miles south ' oT lb« r*ultof here. J.Bstwl The supposition is that m AdUMUMBBCT-^ He thinks this is about 55.000 ■ TWIHF ------- ----------- --------- ------- ------- ---------------------------- - ------------------------------------kWML —LicaUaAsctabuul.. the country. Price’e position on Crane Tbe Right Maa. Cr' Vl’ T' O"^ —’ •-Twrtwi ., _ _ _ ____ _ . Mi si Wat Bfi iv ur iitMTonrr^* CovJtTi or Baui, . [ _ •i Wa „ * farther/ . *r> GeM. ■Brant telegraphs from Cairo to stated, that Western Michigan will will pre pre-­ headquarters ‘herre;' that bur victory at sent the name of a candidate forrttiKlfocrh that high Brimont .was' —J,’ complete, — we captured office; purposely omitting to suggest any ISO pritoife-r.1hd’prnte rebel Rrtillerv,*• but wc-WWtgWtoftiMi part of the name. Aa a result, we have the satiulacbeh’^d Jur w^nt of horses to haul tioh of knowing'tbut very many "of -the people of thia and life adjoining entmties' _ Some of tfia prisoner*, report that a have iugimctively recognized Hkzkkian' G. WK1XS, of Kalamaxoo, aa Uw proper force, was preparing lo start to reinforce Price, but our<»ttaqk will bp doubt pre­ vent it. '.Oq[-Jqnf *-hs.aboul two hundred and fifty, about one h^IfklRcd sod inortally woubded. ‘ , z’ Of tho qualification* of Judge Wkpa, o> of hi* fitness for that pogiliufi, notonc word need be added.. Ila -is well And. - ■• ■ ’ Chigasu. Nor. 8. A special carrier dispatch to tHe TVibune favorably known ttenaighoai the State ; give* the folfuWihff'pRrllcolqra'Afa fight aud, especially Io Western MltMgsm, he m at Bkhtlthif yrineraay t “Odr-1 force cuobns a strong bold upon tho confidence's nd cfitacip of tbe pevpht,wl»p respect him f >r hi* ability, and who feel and know that they can trust him for bls patriotism wnd bis^Jutegriiy. II i •it , • ( ' ; " ■iated r>f four HHtwfo and one town regimint and INylurs-Chicajo artillery, and Delano** atfKty.' Thqy lef| Cairo nn the steamers Aleck Scnlt, Cbancrilnr, Meni-' phis, and KeV Stone State, n<-eornnauii-d by the gun Goate l^oflhgtifo and Tavlur. “After landing they were formed in justify his dismissal." These conridcrations ahu’d 'havia weight. The point of thc( matter however, rests hero! Had the J’rewdcnl. removed Fremont, asaigning as* reason, that from facte in his potsesrifltt, the public service required .. <»u!3 have confi­ lor* battery lost cue gun. Wh hate taken two.hundred and fifty prisoners. * number of wIkj»1 *”> wounded.. The rebel* lust in killed three hundred. The field Is Mmpletely strewn with dead-bodfes of I he rebel*. Col. wrigbtof the Thir­ teenth T«-tGes*ee rsgimenk was kiUfd. ShuvCbeatham commanded ths rebels, PoUcbeing at <Ju|umfoi«. “it i* stated that Gen. Johasou was wounded. "Dur gunboats rendered efficient sorviee in covering tbe retreat, mowing down the rebels with grape, but killing some of our own men. “A flag of truce left Cairo this morning for Colurubua with forty or fifty wounded rebels. ded in hia judgment. But, as-the nwtter stands, be substentially tells us be’ has 1 . . . Naw York, 8. distrusted bis own judgment, and l»y«' A special dispatch from Fortress Mon one side of the testimony before.ua asking’ roe to the Ttatsa, says: ‘Our dee I is us if ft be not sufficient. For what ether’ bombarding Port. Royal; which is said to reason could Gen. -Thomas’ report, far- instance, have been pnblisbetl, and why was tbs preliminary ii discipline of Gan. ' Fremont sent all over the country by telegraph, if not to show the people thei grounds of removal 1 We have seen but, one aide of the case in rxtrnoo, but what, ’ we bear in contradiction exhibits aoch1 ।-------important errofs and m»M*tements, that we deride, that as the ease now stands, ‘ there is not shown sufficient cause fur bin removal, because the chargee On which it fs bused have in bbl a few instance*, been discredited and explained. We had much rather be able Ut endorse than condemn it II..JI Ll J Great excitement prevailed rlea! of tho news at Nur folk. the action of tho admiaiaUutkm in this ‘hold It In almost every pubHc M«*stn-e, but this arts prcco<lente and involves re- eponsibiliLre that any one who bab a pathy, and rt-g.trd for subdrdltfatinn tn the army, and jegard for tho prudence that forbids disclosure <4 our plana and wenknwa iQdhft-aeWJfolll. the real for fare condemn.—Detroit Tnbont, ■•■ • -----■ Hits been the praeflie of recruiting oflT- • cert tv hold uut, as an inducement for • . of dlsriurge. Thbi is a mrutokk There is m>* no law lor’ any Mich E hi ply, and tha Pro*for Reauro lw* given notice «»-<> *W-nre*s* ,db. i.BOTmmg '.‘‘.'iAt'm received oo tha nuwa land of the - taking of two rebel forte at Port Royal and tin landing of a forgo Federal force. Bkauj fort had also been taken by cur troops. R. J. fir^Unsold . «>9| half of bis No particulars have arrived, but the fact The. oornwpoads with . those received from •tore interest tu O. .D. Spaulding. - S PI ^^••W^wc.auiw. New'firm Is styled, 'Grant R SpauldingBartow <5* Gfe&ycar bavl; been'iffifing on to tbs rear ot.ibpjr store, and oilier wise improving their plans of bu*i»eu>-' fallen- into the pnascssion of odr troop*, with an immense quantity nf stores. Five deserters reached Newport News lliis morning, wlm say that the rebels up James Hirer- are in consternation, and bring the improbable rutnor tbut our troops had nd vancod up the railroad aa tar as Charleston. The French frigate Calabria was burn ed terthe water’s edge on Friday* night, off Hatteras*. AH hand* Were saved. Th* Captain ifftne gunboat Albntros ■reports that he discovered tbe Unhm tunure »n tho Oth Inst., about eighty miles enMwsrd of Bogue Inlet, but In rim- The Norfolk Day Book, of Monday, •ay*: 'Gun Wise to Mill confined to his room, bet he to oonvalrscsntand receives a large number of visitors. Tbe Wise Legion will be withdrawn from Western Virginia, and another force sent to re­ place it, Ixtt bis fature destination is ’un­ known. Breckinridge wants to take it with it> fighting commander to Kentucky but Wise thinks tbe enemy have serious designs upon North Gtrolina, and prefer* to go there. ‘Wherever be goes the ene my will meet a ‘ Ceeur de Lfoh " be in a critical condition and just ready to surrender. Tha reb«4. commander had a small steamer under hi* control and throateued to go out and seize one of the vBasel* of Thc Norfolk /)uy Book, under, thia head­ thu fleet, which had been driven on * lee ing says: shore with troops aboard. We hairs recently seen some -cand|aa Tho news cmnea through a aeeeasion which.era wore told bad baen made from source and ia rimmed to ba derived from tallow and fat fried from dead yankees one of Gen. Huger's Alda.” I who bod been slain m suvcnil of the bat­ a eperial tn tbe THforas aaya: *One lies which bave taken place between them of our'guntxists were dteablod by the aud the Southerners. We don't know rebel guns and another ran acround, and whether our luforcunui was joking or out, Caot Tatnall waa about to take her. but.certain it is the o*ndlcs look moan it-was reported that the great Repubenough, aud‘slink bad enough, to hare emanated from such a source. N«r Voas.yov.B. Good Serriee. Tbe IftroU. through CareleWroesa in its editorial deportment, allows tbe following significant paragraph to gain publicly through the letter of ', its ebrrespondent who was with Gen. Fremont** anny at the rrixl pickets had advanced so that the Warsaw, Mfosnurl. ■, their nearest qffl^fatLLtflwch two days “Considcrsiblematerial and merchandise, ago were over flwtkW miles distant, are designed for the rebel army," has been art> now RiHy eight miles Iqnm Abac city. •cited In and around Wartaw. The ■<-.• • "Tha President to day took' tn- tbe mid day nftcr the Arrival uf- tbe army Treasu ry t«.3OO - ■» his unevpended salary •evenly-aix mule wagon loads 6f »hoes •and invested it ln 7-R-iO per.cqnt mite*. •alt, dntMng, whiskey, &c., wete discov­ “This weric, a Suth (.‘aridinn rsaidrat ered in •■•me caves fn the rocks about a in CiiarleMoo, who hod brains as well as mile from town, end were nt >-nre taken money, aulwcridsd «ad paid (we RIO,000 hiehargrby the'Fedtral officers. 'Every of ihe*e-*renricfew ■ da^- something ts unearthed 'nnd turne-i ’‘J'arob-f fowsrd of Mlehig <n baa been tflfefln the Federal rnnhoritfeeinnfi it was appointed Minister iwidoRl Rt Honduras, only this morning that a hirge quantity,of Rebel clotffir.g was retted atatariii b>>mr St. Irfnri*, Nov. & Informatio of .pear .the village. . „ . , . the .tobtrt. obouit Bbouli of of then IhtM R'W Rebel drpooili drporiU fs h yteuo/fy tuvollf Springfield,' Nov. 8, Brys'r Gen. Winter dtrnedfrom -eo*tritbairtb,' whoae moum has not yet jfol urni info cmrt effrrt any nrciwu derided na* nor yri put mrwnirtrf >r t^e conduct of the campaign lively engaged in furnishing aid and com­ ffotl am tofi’rmudbewil! adopt plan* fort tn the traitors. Search is constantly entirely dlffiflwt fteiRi those of Fretnout. being made for Rebel supplies, and ft U quite likely th.it mnrii more will be obtemed.’’— W. Y. Tribal. The ZfreuM'e apretel from Fortress Mon- A xperinl dispatch to the Triknf, dated Wssbmgton.Tni says • -The troops In all the camps nre iodustriotWy drilled by brigades and rrgimcnia. •hlierc are runners In Alcxnndris 'that ru vat MMtM»»l4n. taS-taAp. who 1. The new store, Iwing erected by. L A. Ilolbr -ok, is nearly coaiplsted. ! 11. BitW ST fe lt .wiiiX rfyH nO ‘There are several eommodh>uv bu>hivte tflk <•* oh the see >m! n->«r. Robewts iJajStriker, ' Mio k> .>’151(1 Tbe Court H>*uao is being re painted and utherwiss repaired and improved.— The job in tbe hands' of H'.'J. Kcnfidd. Tlie new d»rilingof.Goo. P. Bake' '■ JOST RECEIVED ■ .... - .. fl foJUB W5CB10PAC* XD > 4anu-.d i h ita>agW ■«• foUn*. and fct «m*M < • -•eassBxttant-tar Wfiristere ef <te ■SUS su4 sit yntels *assii*M *» Bsell Kira- threap TURI'ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. -- - - - - - ___- - • - _ rkiiil.ietiu , I u|g3 'i? ” rURPOMD*.WLV^t reproduce rt^,rww Chit GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUtna.PHCES. PEPPER, PRUNES, FIG8. RAKINS. CODFISH; FEMALES. ■mu^rxa-j Avd rookinr Extract*, fok triW'BkpkctAL ixxxrrt or itrx ladiks. '^."1 ; -□ f "M4/- I>K. .1. BOVEE HOUS’ .. Imperial Wine Bitter, rBBkftefpHA-iinm.’phBtB, ex- . MOST POPULAR ' <rs« - IM- th* th.l fleet mwsi pmrvs • - rr MEDICINES p. ' msd.nl Rnt-txr A r re ops r snows.— AUogtn county appropriates 32.000. Van rrnsrsl fesdsw eitt- SOT Buren 310,000, Washtenaw. 16.000. end Eaton County <3,000 for the rcliel of the families of volunteer.*. Gkmemal Fsxmokt’m UrsoVAL—Noth­ ing could possibly be more admirable in tone and temper than Gen. Fremont’* order to his troop* announcing his with draws! from their command. It is manly and patriotic, and will cofirm that confi­ dence.in his character and abilitv which Is an widely frit thtougtaont the’Weatem a, . “•-•--i. The order for his removal found h{~, 5n .......... .1 tiie midst of preparations for hat tk-; *nrrounded by troopsfoil oj faith in tbeir leader and tlietnseives, and' eager for an opportunity to vlnffioatu it by their acts. Il wiw the most trying position in which a popular Oenenffand a formidable army eould -be placed .—but both h*ve come out of it with cospleuooi honor to themselves find the country.—Ytfrk Yanrr. ©jECEAiP, ?©'& CASE • DR. J. BOVEE PODS’ ■ zmij’XBiAi ’snnx'xa'irxBS JND icsrxfi ■ .............. ROh^Rffi 4 STRIKER. Bsafstes Msarit 4. 1*1. TQjfUi.^UDlCJXE 4X0 BETF&4O& PL’RCIJ£8£pN’E BOTTLE! I price *1 perbottle, O bottles for#* BIT Short of Paths,—Tha Norfolk Day Book Monday r. • <»f" ” : z is printed’ on ■brown •" wrapping paper. It is the only .paper pahljalnd in Norfolk, and aa/a, as bad a* tbe paperjs. i*. has not pnoun < f it to print more than one fourth nfit» edition on, li has bppea. however, uf bdrig if.le to get a eupply of white in a few weelu. wixirni GROCERY, SALOOl -AJtsTI> Tt, Witfuute street, Xcw . JT IT BOARDING-HOUSE. 'tdveU drawing heavy l««ds ou common roads, in the atreata of PaUersun, Naw Jersey. Il drew a truck, loaded with nine loos-of iron.' easily.’ over. Ihu cobble atone pare Who dotsmtiMalre Beaatifal Teeth! ' ,s “ ‘ WltllAS JONES, Th ter wr ; pay only. HF T*»e b<« crx,P °f Ohio promise* m be very large. In the largest bng rais. ing districts the price asked fin- hogs is TE-V , OIL M. gmes, and com. depending nu loca­ tion, can be bought at from 10 to 80 cents per bushel. - aim, Ice Cream and LeRonrie. B*trd will be famtehed by • . . Er bv th. the w«k. week. >8, the day or ;' : * j “ought to be lb<« proprietor of a *hrep pasture.’’ Perhaps m a year or so We IVa^T-tT Costs th* ilaaia.— Accor­ can buy Charleston or Savannah for that ding to the report of C. L Mrrnnjlngee. por^.-Loy^JM^l. thr rebel Mmister of Finance, K cosfa the twwTifa i-nn*,rd, rif twn nnn. to i iu ‘ on aaliiwf n it should rend, Two hundred ‘ fMs’ Celebarted Wise Bftftnt Dr. ; DRI GH AW MEDICINES, ney and Oriunty Clerk be each allnwed Mil itart • 5"*TWye« 1NCIHEK® 0(rt»MM PTION, a new and most complete assortment «»f the num offirs hundred dollars to apply dollars, etc. - ■ I not onlj < uir, but Frewrit n..t» ' been fishing in James River. When may yrt bsodopted to protect passers by th., li-n/th. Hdi.rt »M rtirrrtit lb.1 ! fr.,m imh^iim. train llmdrui.k.a I.M.r. Charleston had' been attnckcd, add bn 1 who congregate there. Friday last suVtarx!'rebel regiment* were south from Janies and York rivers. QiMBKCnox.—In the proceedings of The embarkation tonic place in great haute. tbe Board uf 8upervis->ru, puLliabcd The shore* of the James river were In tbe Booorr. where it saye : “ Mt. Cra­ almost deserted. mer moved that the Prosecuting Attor­ Mews from the Sacred Boil of Virginia. 31 Ills now very cumtn"dicus and altrsct- iye.' in a forward state toward completion. A A Public Trial add no CoavicUon. line of tmftle, Gen. IncCIcrhandln compart uf it is already uocupied. . . . AUhccoqcla»foi» uf a, Mg aufl able *mphd of the .Cillro tri»>ps, and Cbl. articlerra,.«l,..><>iMv PS"?,,'*£ ln -V I*. Blrtl . no armmuoioati.ni with the shore until ( Dr. A.V T- Drake---hits aJneat, hew d welr ........ -----------173 , . „ , . , 7. • Popu. troops. They were cRconntercd the following day, when he‘tended with n [ liufo <*«> JriK-r^ m slrr^t,ns«rj) rohipleted. .ubmnll.il. tbe «n*e Wort ttet we pt. , k>; .ud fag.J truer, and teamed from'a'rebel . Th. new freer, m trout ih.-groaad* •ent. J in our InatUiuc, the New York . • nu'b'uLllic *8J’ to fh^,en.- Captain that *he Union was rnn hahore in of 0. A. Sweriref, mi JiflNtemi street, is Z*o^ cuuteiu. tbe IvlTowtog: , .r,. ■ up. canip. tuaVtnp uJ bttv^tj ip tbe a-rinHug condition, r-n tbe IsVinsl., and “ «hull l>».c hu'e Uen Ueh ‘ewmj ................................ The crew, an improvement “ Be.idM.if if Franoul .ball "'"'i ’•e rueU , ., " Soon after broke in torn. r»mo»d. >1 » i. da, d». :to :io Ute U» l 1’’~i.l«rt ra.i.lau .<» WK ull“« immm !»■«»*»» «• tbr >'W mm A ■» to After Uliug Im el reW ■r seventyitbrre tn number, and fifteen b*r D» aad-tuiH^ttmeeted with.tho Barry Wkw, UM te W mMMte wmU**I c*™b “ ll" «'»>• serf, were saved. Th* men are prisoners Mills, awned by Grant, Barlow At G<*-d... Bravr . I««?«“«« f„r. at Fort . Maron «nd Raleigh, North Caroyear, Ims been (horoiighly repaired Owl •• • - officarvettbellaitedritMte* — • r|ny ।, the purpuee of attacking us in ths rear, 111 nt*. ’s highest Army Quantities of an-res were seen prder wm given to return u» lite, boat*-1' piled up <>n tbe treaeh. , rcuxkldivd. It tsQUw an excellent mill. —and that, Uhi, wlicu this officer was nt । when our men were attacked bi a rrin The steamer Winfield Scott war in the bead <>fa dhfauim in. pursuit of. pn . Other diverse and mmdry improve enemy, whom he bad just, by able ma forevtueut uf several tbousajxi from Co' company with tbe I’nlrti. Another severe eng^mnent The Captain of the Union fears the menu * re in progress in our village,' in neiivrre, ouropelted to llw nkerttafne of lumUu*. fighting a decisivh buttle, ur bring driven look place in whidi our troop* .sufiered was lost, having - suddenly dinarprared. spite of tbe hard tiiura. ... . . Nothing te known concerning the ru out of thoStale, Aiid.iu pursuit' of whom severely. ‘The losses, ns liir as acerteiued at a moredlossof the Decan Express. he had actually perfonuol what Gen-: J3jP*-We would soggert to1 the fre late hour last night, are as follows: llurThere nre rumors of three Federal ves­ Hunter, his uext in command, told Gun. qurhtera of Roger* Saloon, that a few ' Thomas it .was an impossibility fur any tisth rcgiiuuni ane hundred agd sixty sels having gone ashore. less* indecent exhibition*', outside of that army to du. Murcuv.er, tbe friends of missing, Msj. McClerkeu - was wuimdrd PHil.ADtl.mlA. Nov. 11. asloon. a hile pedestrian* of both sexes arc Fremont, in their imp-.litpice, should nut. and taken prsioner. .Twenty-first regiA dispatch to the ind’eate a little forget that ho may wk a court martial, in. incut, one hundred and forty missing. .-• speeiaj spewiatuiupsurnro inc /myvrrer,dated jitTvrrer.inTeo ;: passing, would At least, lM»k Indicate C^l. Bufords regiment returned to late to Fortrres Mtetroe, say. that-twr. fishing । nftpeWfor the proprieties of civilized life, which evidence will 'k- heaid un both amseks took refuse reform under the theguna :. j. vuna of the 1i _„ f.. . 5 ’ ■ .. ■ides, and that if the Gorcrnpenl cano>'t obtain any .particulars. CoL Dougherty •maote Ombnluud. Th. Cnuin. Mm Bthl. r"W“ ■*"""*’*'»• "n ««» •">“ is reported taken pri»uner. Cy|, Luman then show, cause fur the act of removal, morean*. They reporte that they had j th»l inBtltuiion, and harsh measure* it would disgrace tho ac«uqer» and not is7-epurtsd dangerously wounded. Tay­ the accused, . In such • -trial, tbe petty rimraoa*nut'te In.,Gen., Tbomaa’ report would count fur little, and something for more serious and criminal than making n bad bargain in blankets, seeding forage where it was already cheapo or executing r an advanco which Li* subordinated dtietn- >t »i merit. .k.tofV|- h T f "7 / ' selection of a U. 8. Senator. man. trial sf w Twp weeks since we petmed an ardels setting forth our yioara a* to tbe proper, J cousideratiou which should deluriaiBe.xbe >l*toe Bitten CT. T*E 3 �REFO R M . JD -LOW.P, AD VICS FREE. New-York Be no vloent Infirmary R. J. GRANT. SPECIAL NOTICES of Lomptoiuanfa bill, and uulMeof Ibia order and ’ ‘barest ‘bat the aald bill of complaint. ) filed in thia tauaa. U ltii.ru aa cvufc.M>d by th* ' Mid dafowdant, Ciutric. B. IluglKx 7 , ■t. Aw/lsow': s^L“u^'.rK;r‘±. test. s?v ptdilMlrtd in the . u.rac «• mt.unga.tu me couulv Of Larry, and that the pubikabuu of ,tbi» «rdiT ba continued >n said paper, al Ua.i once in each IN MT INE OF TRADE Doe* disease aUbctpee/ Thia charming oetniMMii And btalU----- '-----------If powly Con.'ampiiou and PwlmooUT CWnplaint*. P* rera. Bcrotula, Dyarepais, Eye and Ear ducaaej Canceni and other Tutnora, Jaundice, and Liver Complaint. Seminal Weak tic aa, A»t> all oima*** or rue Unixait axo Sax cal Obuax*. from what­ ever mu<e or -f whatever nature. Our object will be to givr Joy to the afflicted by effecting In •n„,rBCTftO..Aj...,d.4W+ -1 written preacriptioii*; hul will furnish when re­ quested the very beat tnediciuea at tbe lowest rate* These medicine* *re prepared in ora owx LAB; BAroar. under the cat* uf able Cbemista. aud era itouaoatjylHWeJtuowji to aciaBce^ndading *11' derataid H is through the agency af thia marvel 'viawing instrument tbal Dr Ayer baa at length succeed in finding tha raLCUAi xiaxx and rtcr■W»g ila character . 01 iu effects we in thia * *OVB which it aloo* produce* when absorbed through the lung* into Ibc blood. It ha* long . been held to be a’vapor er something in tbe vapor at water from decaying vegetation. Voder a great magnifying power, tbe Doctor ba* found thia vapor to contain distinct orgaaisin* or living bedi«* corresponding precisely with tboee found in tb* blood of Ague subject*. They ar* I3.COO time* lee* than visible to tbe naked eye. but have Arelincl character aad form. He thinks they are reproductive tn decaying Blatter or ia th* blood, and bane* their long ooulinuod life, or the eemote •ffecte of the* iw the ayatom. He maintain* that thgy.rewnible in character the other t»r*n*ntn * ' poisons, er such a* the virus of rabies ar at a dead bady. At. all or which are know to reproduce thtmarlvea with great rapedrty like ycaat in moist en*d Boor, so that tbaolighteatquantiV imprvgToast through a powerful • to MM to ba B /ureal of vegetation. eigp. day af Uctuiwr. in th* year -« thousand eight bandied and mxly-oue. I'rvaul, Sbcnaan i C- Pnndl*. Judge of Prubaie. In the matter ufthe ratal* of Jcasa J. Matt iron, late of said t’eunty. deccvaad. On rsaning and liliag the edition, dtdv verified of Emily Naltiaon.widow of said dKaaambpray ing for certain reason* therein set forth, that adauiuiairaU-.a of .aid estate may be gnuslad, and that William C. Prail be appointed Adwliuatrster. Thereupon it to ordered that Muod»y. th* itStb day of Nuvcmbar, I-bl. at leu o’clock, iu tire forr oouo. be assi{tied for th* heal ing uf said ueti tian, and that the heirs at law of said deceaseJ.aUd WE SOOTHING SYRUP, <’bTHE FASII/F PIlTffllClAN, For Children Teething. vmw ’"■■■.•rtw/fTiHw •y**n? *• i ■ ■ Containing simple remedies easily obtained for lheeore of Dimssc la *11 lUforma. with full ex­ planation* Of tbe cawa*a, symptom*. di*t. bathing ‘^iiBYAiiii-:-5*iSiidA>. WesH. Which grealiy facilitates the process of teething, by aoftrnins th* gun.*, reducing all inftatnatfon — And the Physiology of Murringe. A wohk on theeauae. symptoms, and treatment of all complaint* peculiar to tbe sea. on marriage, iiaduties, abortion and it* result*, ou children, their ill* aad ua the prevention at conception. ten t ears, and can say. ia ton/Uma’ anj trvtk if it, what w« never have Ix-nu able io aayof any other medicine— never lw it failed iu a single in­ stance. Iu effect a run when timely a**d. On tha contrary, all onsdat-ghted with its uperetian*.and •1-rek in tenna of roniinrodalfoo ol ito magieal effvala and medical virtue*. We speak iu this visiter, "what w« da know," after teu years exp*jirnce. and pledge oar rvputaliuo for tbe fulfill mvnt of what we hers declare. In almost every iualanc* where the infoat is suffering from pain and •xhsuatiou. relief will bo found in fifteen ur twenty minutes after the syrup la administered. Thi* valuable preparation is the prescription PBOJIATE OltbKR—m^ OF JllCIllOAN. ufonr o' th* most experienced nnd skillfo! nut*e* in New Engln.-td. aad has been used with Cvuui) of Banry •*. Al a sCasiou of the Probate Court fortbv Cuuuty never-failing success in of Marry, boldtaa al tbe Prohule Office, iu ibw'riilagc of lia*t<ug*. un f«oday tuy fiat day of Do tuber, mlhr year one thousand eight buudrvd *ud sixty one; present ti. Priisdl*, Judge uf Pro- yX'flttip’wsn-.ss? » »*”• ' The Gentlemens Medical Companion, KKDUKK& jPEJOSa. UUUSEHO|aD A^D FARM. Plantmion nnd Shops. For er*ryF*mily. having orer a loffo receipt* on Cooking. Dyeing, Preserving. Cleaning, Au., lliiw tu Piaui anti Wbat it is best to Raise. How THE BMW3 ft EWES', I'riceBcents. Worib-ff 10 to any one. THE COJfffVMPTlVE’H BOOK. For those who wish to get well from that aw S.l JI_____ < ,, ... -II ■: i.\.Z.?.l UK,*! ■, i .i: GROCERIES Judge uf Probato. rr— ••are <Mitdrelllui Ito* sill Jo iw them"r3 ttvt e-Jhb.. e»L Ci HARD-WARE E»tat0 of Olircr B. Ercrto. sion ATE Order.-—State of *’*birao Count, uf Harry, aa —Al a seaaion of lb* Pro bat* Cunri for the county of Barry, twlden at th* other of to* Judge thereof, in Haatinga. o“Tatoix&is s;.,”- 1 “a true copy.' oct « “Uh llai svtfwvtwt»-wr aeut u« when Bending for advice will be devotod' to furoiabing medici«e» to tbe poor. Iu all cases medicine* can be acut by mail <>r express if dr aired, He.4 for one or more of our works aad HVAB JUST RECEIVED An experienced Nurav aud Female Fhyafelan, present* to the attention of'mother*, her abort tame. Miasm is not aodiatinetly vegetable bnt ha* mon tha appcaranch of animal li/e. al­ la the matter of the eaiato uf James Rauwni. though its motion* cannot be por/bctly diatinlate uf said emiuly di-eessed. jpdahad. What the doctor claim* to have settled Ou reading a>.d tiling tbe petition, duly rmlird ’ ia tli*t it la'aa organic anbaUncc and be baa /iir- 'ofC. w Taylor. Admlniairator-wlth tbe will tharrimad and embodied t« !>»• C»ro" annexed - uf said estate. Th»reup“t> it is ordeivd. that Monday th* Sd and snieBl remedy Hl the world, in all roses o day of Decitaber Ddl. at ten o’clock iu the Draentary and Diarrbaxin children, whether it ■ forenoon, be waaigifod f w tbe bearing ef .said I anM« from twtbing. or any other reuse. We petition, aad tbe lidirs at law of *a»J.kceased > would a*y to every raotber wbu baa * child *uf TO CONSUMPTIVES am* all other partie* intrn si-d in **><! estate, are fering from an» of lb* forogniug diaea***. du not , required to appear *1 ascaaiuu of said Court, iben Ict'uur prejndicre, er the prejudice of other*, i DYtfPfirSJA, NERVOVS DKBILITT, HEART to lie boldeu at t)ie Probate Offlce, in tho villu|oe stand between you and yuur suffering child aud -f Hasting*. andabi’W c*u-r. it any Ifiere be. wuv ihe relief that will be tart - r*«, absolutely sure— 4H8EASE.FFVER A AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION th* prrrrr Of the p. tinuiter simiid uvtbe gran led.- iu follow the uaa<if this medicine, if timely used, I And ;« i* iurthrr ptdcrrd, that -b- wtltuanct full direetiub* for uairirwiU accompany each hot JIre uortceto all parties inUrvie-!. u« the peu tla.’ Nbnv’' gmrelre- tinleas the' 1be>simRe of cmv of «*M p»i>tow. by cLsairg a copy uf this tlL'RTIlf A CALKINS. New York, i* on the out­ ootioear. i order to l« pohiiahc-i intlm KrpabliraU side wrapper. Sold by Druggist* throughout tb* Baaner a ncasput-tr iiiinted a -u circulating m said county, for uw full term at M r“'■*• t,“ Ki “if.! •ead to those who require it. a Copi af rrrncnpA^na tmod. (Free.•f Cbargv . with direction* for — and ttvuiir the same Also rule* on GTBaitoT. VeaSlalkm. mid Exereu. for the Sick, Uiev w>H find three reuiedie*. asnre cure for Conenmplior. and all diseases of tbe TggOAT axd Leans, Ferae axu Aoua. Coxartcation. IIiak IbU> awJirffeJTiSr'; aaeh a rrVH-lv. Iwt oMweMIr th H vkX.pL> - Mll-v i.-isstsstr, ..‘ixx-.E’ count of svmptoma and appearances of disease., age. occupation, etc., we will writ* ■ candid rw SfflSfXl'TSllTSt® 1 ply. with advice and directiona fur cure. Any fc»s, Come and See !! They are soft- tSr all - both old and P Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ige. to both body and m iid. FaMALW* who want, **»■ nnaaaxT -..on.-s lain of nald county, ileeraaed On rewdiitL' au«( tfllng the pMitfou. duly wenfied ..... A.—r..r —rta n reason* Sr.1.^, torth.ib.. ..on...™— be granted. and that the petitioner and Cj rua A Downing be appoinind adrwtnteuntora "Thereupon J... ordered that Mnuday. «* »»* W* are oonvieood that there are many parewls ofecrefulous.cooauwipilve, aud diseased cocditluu lowborn a numerous offspring only bring* foiffer-------- s - ------- W„ H.eh we woold *ay write, u iuforrntioe df a auro, weilhng rxavasTirx. AND , gAIL rut. to ay ou* applying for it. THE JOCBNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. sri *-sc.ndaw. i—1» . —I..—Wnoc .Mil*. T*-> ..Mt credit for h&reader, new addition JTwrX.ur tv bl.to midi 7*tSx^' Warranted ,attp*rx>r to ~*y ■Be*-*•**,'*w^ anv I’ll! before the public. Tallauamx. lmo« Covxtt, Monde July 17. ID*. To Da. Uasaicx. Albany. N. Y.-My itaar Doc­ tor;-! wnte Ibis to inform you of tha wonderful •ffrot of year Sugar ‘Sl‘‘°°.S7 kI Eur three yesre ah* tea been affseted with a bll> tone dantaarmevt of th* system. sadly impairing her haallfowbicb baa been eisadily failing during that period When In New York in Ann leal. a friend advised me to teal your pill*. Having lull confidence in tbejudgment of tar fneud. 1 oblaind a surplr of Messra. Horne* A Park. Druggists, Park Bow New York On returning b- me, w» n ,«o»irrosW> -»v*T»oraiCTio»«. Hi* a large and beautiful paper, and contain* he moa« valuaUc iwfonmUoti mt .Mrmatorhca, or tren-nal » aaknea*. Thceau-e. Sect* and cure, showing ths awhi! affect* ui the DRY GOODS! On th* modes of Treatment now 1‘raetieod. On Un F*l»* Treatment of ilutsro ' ■ On th* varioua Medical Humbugs. 1 On tbe I’ln aiology of Marriage. On toe tarnnmn .e.xe of MeliHae. ’' ’ ’ Oa Di*t, Es*reb*sa»d Abluttoa. Stacks of ,7:x’-.~r **• ”, sritx.tfcirss btt Of the City and aaMf * Haiadelpbra. aac K’Tt wd d««aSr.yund the Probate thrroun Herrtok’. Kid Mre.gtbiMM, FU«torw, cure in flv* bt.nr», pain*, and WtwknrM at tha brw.t, aide and bm*. *»■' Rheumatic eompl.mt* In an equally abort period of time •s?.rr^1 ?“ beautiful while lamb ak-n. their tiae subject! th* ererrulo no ineonranieuce. and each on* will Clothing BEllNEY. rtwpp’r gssjrx L^sa LyR sad _ complete aa*oniBn.l««, Dntgv, Paln-.i, Olla, Burning Flu­ Id, and Camphene. A(k\ hw iar^eat itock pt ebaX.m ail part, ef thr Onltod Tfiwt*.. CatmdM. ,ndS«ilb Amonca. and may be obtained by eali?M for by ttorir M' «_ DAi.asvraMAC.^ Ker owl ae -Oil. aud Lamp* ! OUR GOODS ?¥h- Unusually Low ! probate oitoeb. M'tlamu'* nnd StMpig Gn«rt> nnd Bhefc Tret*. , Rio, (’cvlrot.-nnd'Java Pi.fle. ~ Siiuii-, W'l-akn. and Willow Wurw^ Cigar*. Toluu-W. and S-iufT, Sai Valid WaUTuLimu.: , M-l .. Soapw. bah-ralua, Gmmai I*rpp*4 Ahd fjaddAfon io'tl* *lx>v*' stock of Groceries, be **53*;; “ij Court, then to «e . .i,ow rauac. if any *• tb.Oto.l Will and Tmtameut Qtmunting in part of ‘ New Orlc.tua, MuatuvaJo, QdTeo, Cnn*he<i.'P«>wdcreil and Gr.inul.itvd Su- ^GXN> HN All A REMEDIAL AGENT. am-Mflrtlocs wkic srrrctciT. Cntynn Ambn'typS Viwv«« Ambro. tvpe; MrUihci.type; Spbrrwdype; "Mirrur Autbndypt-, Neih^nipble; E»W oflio-rd in Baltin of Which will bt1 tudd hlw j>riixw ih?l cannot fail to huA'purtThtarra. • Pgrtiealfff ffitrntiiiir pW w» filling nr' Iroui Huslinu* and vkyinh^J’ rfhd •fnUgfitHinn (fihirnnb .xl In ctgij. «•'*,' —Tb*-,k<Vwl -#uwfkrt |.nor al a ay A paid fur Pf.udiiCT'v, . . * V ISAAC -C. MOTT: ^ I lb. ao-csJted w«BB»*,,AromaUc.’’ "Con •Msdicated.” •■Sehnappa.” *c.f i* tyw i November riat. litoO. Wa ub* ta ■ ■ 1' ‘ ‘ ‘ wMhMge fat good*— Wheal. Coin, Oat*, Butter. Lard. Fork, Am liWtivpr i»SOX3U.‘-“ “ . " •nd finally altrnm ew/USof you h*«* us ■».’ f t ! nov21-tf �AIBB-S AjHAggio P1LL8. CURE NervousHeadaehe aaealxl mlserv arialag aimplr from a nq^pcR * : mall a—ylahrta la aerpmiaing, aud it is MaMfor. of Hue utmort importance fbrta 'aMM SMMm to th* leant and MoM trifling bmWy should be had; for diaea^of tbe body »«ani|Hy SClIBiairill ICKSMBII DR. J. BOVEEDODS* FALL AND WINTER all. bo rJwmiealh and akllll be thr ntael puw.ifol t.mic. i GOODS. Imperial Wine Bitten!! • iw -f w"“«* etbe? H , are absolutely nnaurpasaedBas bv u. umid NOW ON HAND with taw ..I rutin It uf regruli.e. and Iboc tburoagiily eom; , »« the LARGEST mid BEST Aaoorttnenla ratabilabea the feU-wlug of FACTS! That ih« BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS bare been proved by analysis to CONTAIN NO MINERAL. That they euro the aluuMi universal eumplai l. DRY GOODS!I with **rrri*y r.rtei*<>, and in a rery .burl time. That after all ulbcr med IClara b-ve proved uar Icm, they relieve LIVER COMFLV1NT, oat reatorn the health aud strength of the .aRkrer. MILLINERY counterfeits • MICK FLMALth, IN< iPteXT CONSUMPTION, who have languished f.r year* iu belplra. weak or., aud drap«Midettcy. recuperate a 11It great ra­ pid ty under tlictr inrigvratiug itpernliuu. That all aeiual dieabtlilke are reuaiv.d by ibeir curdial and grally .timulatlng properties. That they recruit ’ MUTTERED CONSTITUTIONS. PRICK 24 CENTO. GROCERIES Weak Luuga. ladigraaton. Urapewrta, Btou,, of the nwrruua hyrtam. I'aralyau. rdea, aud for ail caaan rerfrtitag a Tonic Hr. ftotfs (ekksriei Wise NUen M3lS OTSC DJi J'jiACSJED | HF.NRV C. SPALDING, CROCKERY! SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE BOOTS, SHOES Ever shown in thia Market, wh>ch we Sjbu SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. NEW YORK COSTS. J. & GOODYEAR & Co. MOFFAT’S LIFE FILI* ANU PIKEN1X DITTERM LAMY ASJcST01KU0C3E. Groek. Huntington Co., P., | I’rilEHE MEDICINES havenow brants A fora tbe public for a permd of Till RTF FKS. and during that time Lave maintained a high charnrtcr iu almoel every part uf the Globe, for ONLY PREPARATION mat. 'tribe lai<d al mild be wiihout them. aad I bora »bu ur.cx uh iLcm will BOt tail to keep a ’U,H DR J. BOVEE DODS’ STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, at! srt.u- iuor. n..d tu.rePup- Are prey-red by an rrfl.aent .ud.krltfol p) wlw taw urad them du«-earfully is hie practice !>>r thr Iu.- Id r,.lT -W, * .v*.«--- -- -»_ ._ Imp rjal Wine Bitten The following are among the diatreadng vari­ ety of tinman uueaaee ia which tbe VEGETABLE LIFE ■EBIl'IJVES Are well ksotn to be infallible. UYBFEFNIA, by ihorougblv cleaaaing tbe drat and aecoud rtowiach*. and ceaallng a How of Ki- ' b‘‘ UM- •W-T *•«!•« before DU. J. BOV EE DODS’ lle.BTntax, Haanac.i. Kmiiuire. Ill Teana Axzisrr, Uaaoca. and MsLaxcwnu.T. which are S""™} w»U raawb. a. . ' 2Hn»XBann. vjyjitx ij’j*,txbs TEMPERANCE, rrvprielor Ixdierea that in Making imvnm tbe public welfare ia .ubaer- Are cwmnoaad of a pure and unadulterated wtae, ?**■ «-U,r$, rry tMamon-a braL Cwafro.. W.ld Cbcrtv Tira Hark. Spikenard. Chaaaar. "*U« Oenuan. They are araaafoelured by Dr. Ihrda Limart L who ia aa expmaaaad aiid .ororartui Phymcira. and hence ahoald art b- for sale by all of Dr. Roback'a rata, aad al I lot ria, Ac.. Hie cuulrv niep ume. order* wilt be ailed diawaatl in any quantdr. al tbe low­ . tai pat up Iu Quart Buttle*, and rd in oar doarn aaea. Half due. •ill. however. be packed aad erat Io Price, 33 cent* par Bnx. or A Boxea tor • „ Prepared ly Dr. J C. AYXBfoCa.lair.il, Mean. For aal. M UaaUnga, by Roasm o Branan. TOMC, MfcDiCINM AXD BETERAGK. JOHNS dtCBOSLEY. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE’* HOLE MANUF.U TUREUHO! THE IMPROVED « Fwrtry tbo Blwm .J u”! *i«>m»<cb I ilea ata— Ikar*. .ad Frtoiws USt . I»ri< e» I per batlHc,« battles far ••> Prrparod and acid by *’ OVTTA PUCHA CEMENT ROOFING, Tbe ehenpeat and mtrat darable RooMay IT IS HKE AXD W ATER PKOO> Tka Coat is only abrms OM-TUrd that at Tta, AXU.IT n TWlV^Ab Dl'aUIML GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, - A ainrta brtUe of RPALDlNQ HFREPAR D UL wilfrave ten times it. w.1 annually, K SPALDING'S PHEPAHEUGLUE! SPALDING 8 PREI’A BED GLUE! For preeerving and repairing Tin and other Mkt- .•**; apaede aid certain remedy. Other nwdU ton leave the avrtetu subject to a return uf the >eea-M-a euro by three medtctue. i. permaneut. ni Tuna. aa Nanaruti. axd as Cvrlu. BILIOUS FKVKRN * LIVER < OMPLAINTH. SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE! GROCERY. SALOON Throe Material. hare been iborr-ugltly Iroli-d hi X ■• Turt iul Al pat t* of the Xcnlbern aud West­ er-Xtatra, wad we ran give abutidai.l nioufuT.il we elaim in I heir tarot. i r>-|wr»<l t>» «e*lt dullarw' w«nl H Hexb.iabru tout m a rewutT.^ Jirt^eu,‘ uf ’' r.v •*<’ wack Ur, wbnTT.i’^X <Jr C.1.1 L.tiich If drenred MR COFFEE. CHICKENS. PICKLED ToNGI’E 8AR IHNfei. A<- IL Mid util be* f>it iiiahcd by lire d»y air 78 VILLIAM ITBEET, JOtfXS * CKOMLET. Au»w Wjunsol—Tm«m» Caw! ! Low Pressure System Whlmm Italre aeiiUralTiMkl william aoxaa, '’n'T'” > — rara* H mH Mk' Warm Meals at AU Bonn! TEA Also, Io Croom and Lnmonade. >l>-ly year lm...yuur ReatoraUte uae Uvuu.vt.rlrd i. GROCERIES u/ralintlun >W/drarripf/ra rtrrwfara re// k /ar HtiAed an "pplieoHo* Ay mail nr iu prratm at our Principal Ofi-t and Wartkvuu. (Uorara of Liberty HtrwM.) NEW YORK. CHARLES W|DDtFl£LD A CW.. • lb ra>>raixTD*\ BO AB DING-HOUSE. lib- enlw*rilh*r k FAMILY ..tSMyyfr ■»»*«** r*w>7,w>™. SATE T1IE PIECES I BCONOMY t DISPATCH 1 HF" “A Snca ia Tina Haras Kixa.“ gpg As aceidea a ariH happeu.cven in well regulated family it M very draSrUr to have wm?rtXp mideunrenirat way for rep..ring Furntture, Toyi Crockery, etc. HPAUllXG-8 PREPARED CLUB - . Awi 8nnHt. if tuu drwirr GOOD hAHGAlltr ar^CLKAN SffA VK.” Ju«t call at the Mffu id tin- Barlmr P.ilr. uiw A«»r east uf fi. A. G-"4y*«r w Hard Lands For Sale! 130 Aorrs, •* «•- <« * S7. in Rutland CZsOCKS: mzirrent! rr*',,,o“‘u*4 d-wj el un irtoZu '• -M™ Very roapeeifolly yrank Attorney mi! CnwiJrttor aZAw HASTINGS TANNERYI � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-11-20.pdf c655934fa148112fbab42a3243c1f82f PDF Text Text K • nbed by Mr’. C a Few items la j ____— -* ^¥1 ,1? rruwiv boiled fagslbfV, uLTfi HjdjBptdMWt no. ^HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1881. fajlstp' Sttinfa’ Rirttfc1 .' Jg*?ra ‘ “unr^ I., ,.l| its winding path. •>•*> <ame to a little : low bridge, which crusevd a shallow rivulei leading forth Into Whiteclay. i i James Wilson ordered them to halt. •• Let Frank and I reconnoiter the ' premise* fust, to see ifany danger may l»e d joitt $ortrg nonro good- «. J. CRANT, apprehended. All.the rent of you stand , [ bvre until we return. Make no noise.and keep constant watch." i | James and Frank silently departed, I and wvre hmm lost fa. the thick woods | through whit-h the path ran. Scares had । they gone fn>m their coinpnniona ere the . quick ear of Wilson delected a noise.— I " His!! " hr said to Frank, as he pulled him behind a gigantic beech tree. The I noise Bonn revolves itself into a human । fix it fall, and in imnther moment George ‘ Livingston, tbr toryfe ««» stood opposite | the tree. James Wilson darted from JACOB FERRIS, L ' ‘ P» * J. RURBELL, - :i ' Tia folly tn lumfully gr|»»»; . Ba'hopefol and yon .will ba wia«; Wl'tnrtn^iy IONIA. »fl might ba better—(d foci, 'A WF6OTMAW a XOBINXON, NOTICE! R. J. GRANT. MMOM A.LLEK I his cover, grasping the boy by the neck. Die cowardly youth trembled like a reed. f* Rpeak one word and I’ll toss you over ifttii the creek ! ” whispered hi* cap­ THE BOY PATRIOTS. tor. -■ The tory’s son wa* struck dumb wi|b flight, and soon found himself in the ItBVOLOTtflRAKr INCttIKIT. | midst oi the whole group of boy herees, . is nihil with ihe deeds of the ’ with the vice libr grip of James and Frank men of the llevolution. nor an- the pat un either arm. riot women forgotten in ihv -burning “ N»w," said James, "answer me HASTINGS words," of the journalist* of '76; hut promptly and truly, or HI make your where is the lootorinn wie» tells of the nrrvon uncomfortable. Do you hear! pa trull ism of the boys ot that gloomy Who see in your father’s house at. this period I Wfiw write' tbeir biographies ? moment I” " There wrrehnys in the Revolution. “ I—I—cannot tell," answered tbe —boys <«f noble patri >tisn> nnd dauntless hall dead boy. ubekts triker spirits—boys who would not become “ Y<»u shall tell, nr—" traitors though the rack nnd gibliet con­ "Sparr me and I will disclose every­ fronted them—boys who toiled with an thing. When I left our horse there was endurance mid boldness unequalled in tbe no one there but our own fiunily and Ma­ jrfKT BECEIVED annals of n nation for the independence jor Brndstone." of the “Old Thirteen;*- nnd had they " Who ia he." asked James. “ I don’t know—I dont indeed." a new and most complete assortment <>f now their desert, fhe brightest star In the American constellation, nnd the widest “Teli!" threatened Frank. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, stripe in her broad canvas, would be " He is Captain of the Yorkshire Dra­ de.licatfd to the hoys of’70. goon*.” Let os relate an instnnoc. It, was in Die blue eyes of Frank glistened with £B| the year 1777. Philadelphia was in the joV, and be soon gained from the tory’s TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. hands iff Howe and hi* inhuman sold­ son a revalstion which stamped bis frther iery while the field of Brandy wine gave a traitor of the most appating character. ihe American people evidence of British He discovered that old Livingston not hninanily. The inliabitanta t>f Pennsyl­ only kept up a correspondence with the vania nnd delnwarc ware at the mercy , of British commandant.but he had so plot­ J3T FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL their foes Bands of Hessian dragoons ted in hi* traitorous design that the vil­ PUKPtMtES.ONLY.a: scoured tbe vicinity <>f Philadelphia for lage of Newark was to be burned to ashes miles around, and committed nets that and its women and children left exposed to the pitiless foes. The old tory was to would disgrace a vandal. On the evening of a deligtful autumn receive as his reward tbe land whereon day a group of boys ranging from twelve the village stood, and nn annual pension to seventeen years, were gathered togeth­ from the British government. But strange that all the plot was to be er on the steps <>f a tenantless storehouse in the village of Newark, Delaware. The consumated on that very night the Tory’s town seemed lonely, nnd with the excep­ son bad been captured, while he was tion of the youthful band referred to, not going on an errand to a tory neighbor, TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICK*. PEPPER. a human being me! the eye. Ail the men about two miles distant. Tbe little band PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. CODFISH; capable ><t bearing arm*, had left their learned, too that the British troops had home* t<> join tbe army of Washington. secured tbeirhorses In Livingston’s stable <>t> tbe Schuylkill. A youth of sixteen and intended to descend the creek fa a summers irmutiTW <-n a barrel, won giv­ large boat. There were twenty of them CU’M CIS".' IFJZBimELBir Major Bradstone ing nn account of tbe disastrous battle, besides their captain. of Bnin.l)vrint\ Jnm<-« wllson, the nar­ the leader «>f the hand, was in temper and III FMklM Extrirll, rator, was a bold boy, enthpsinitic in his heart a thorough demon, and scrupled FOR .THS WrXCTAt BXNBHT CP Tint UM». love for the Amvrlrmi Minse. nnd posses- nut In hi* cruelty to destroy the slumber­ mil of no lirth- intelligence. His bright ing infant or th* sickly wife. Not * few blue eyes nnd flnx. n hnir ga»e him nn in that youthful band nf patriots tremb­ ®isffllann «• toM* Atea toy ■ CMd:«t, Hi! , ela. Slur* &A1.K—— — Sil——L Li—■— - - - - ll._ .. _ • • > i». C. BAWLEY, : WAR! On High Prices, at the . ROBERT* A STRIKER, nHHlU U •V class; patau, oila, larpaaUnt. buraiag fluid. R W.PARKER, IWEEZEY 4k ALLEN. TTORNETS AT LA Wand Sotteitoea taCban- O4ca ia tbs Court Qoum, Mleh. H. WRIGHT. •* ’ DRUG A TTORNEY sad COUNSELLOR AT LAW. sad Solicitor and CouasaHor in Chancery rt.- ^aIIwIwih off A DANIEL COOK, OF THE PEACE. Gtnrra) tend and STORE!!! , &. S ms mms, GROCERIES! I. A. HOLBROOK M. RUSSELL. JOB!* ROBERTS, CIAN and Sarr~n. Hw«nii»«sn BnHu)- r PUBLIC Bad ConToyanerr. PEN’S. I’ENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN- Public, and »®■ Creak, . All bsstato* *Urodod .to P™« J. It. WEVLNS, oovut^t PtfVfic, (len« Xouedin ■rror ci-nv pa» on his land, I am unable to say posi IQBKRTS A STRIKER- . nwi Braa r«»r 'for «*!• by JAMII KUWSBiri >fa» oA rfleiiiiiim*- nppesranee, but underneath that plain. home»p.iu jacket, thrVe ihrbb bed a heart that never qirtik-d iu danger, nor ehruuk before any obstacle. .Ilia fatbeewus a cununaudaw ut£. the Delaware rt-gula1 ir«w«ps, qpd hi* npjjher had riept tbatalecp <Hftafa»wk'. no leak­ led for a widowed mother or a defence­ less sisterSome were for departing immediately; but Jame* Wil«m, still retained bis" grasp on the tory’s son, or­ dered nil t«i be silent. The prisoner was tn be tied hand and fi-ot, a thick handkercnlflf was tied over bis mouth to prevent hiiii from calling for assistance, and n ing. The Itoy coucluded. hi* narrative and stout cord fastened to his breast and was deeply la’m’epung thnt he tnuld, not wound about a tree. All hope of escape forsook George Livingston. Wilson jojn thu artuy. > I stii not old /enough." »nid he. “ bu! irnotioiud his little band to fallow him, tens of UdrtUig* S'ld^’ctolv..‘be’ M„.,r,0 luid l a musket, 1 w-v»ld •ti"'. *umd here and in a fow moment* the boys fft<«*l «n sell rttm iluus in our hue uf trndv a» eheap <• can u ith my Imntl* liniigir.g n*vlvw |by my the summit of a precipice which overhung euffiza — lr \\ htteclay creek. 'riflC.'"' ‘ ’ ... ' . . . "Now. hoys,” said Jamca Wilsffmtwlhe !•' A re there nu guu* i»f wny description (OHifiAIP, !F(KB ©AS® in this village 1 n asked n y-uth. “ None, (have spent ucarh n week we have no iniiwketa <>r ammunition, we r'iiendy Pay, only. in trying to fit*) kowglnii my efforts have must make the brat of the ocouion. The be. n of, nv avail 1»’ r -ngly ttusprer that Britirii band will pas* here in their Ixmt. old t«»r* L'lvmgitoti ha* several in his , Mfrt*r JOCULAR PATENT MEDICINES li.” W'Ky*noftiiku a party add search hy* dwelling?1' listed Frank HowaH, “ I fi­ lms no vtMtoUtelp'Wnt. •except hi- "<«i George, ry>d I ego thrash him as easy aiUtLosand lhe boy snapped tut fingers rinpl v the rrndlnes* with wbicli he V i.idd dosace old To.-y Liiiogstim's sop. Jliiii»a..Wii«on'« etnsparithtd with joy. •Yi»,by.tiurd«ad «»f, Bunhw Hill; I wl1l !b«t*h’ dld LWWigStuhN house this x. rv night. All who are willing to go jiwil Step forward.’. in lheernud Every * *---------- J without^ mo« stepped forward.' > ■ HASTINGS TAMM€KY I iacquired cauwd it to drift beneath the rnckisand just a» it >«Aa,|U^j hcluw, i came forth the doomed. wunu • •*Cui hx»M- in the name «»f liberty !” Each boy puxhed his rock at tins mo­ iment1 and w ilh oDc impulse tb« gigan­ Itic stone 6l I. Aloud vbriek fnijn the i3erk water loU h- » well tin* plan had succeeded, am! as the exultant btnslo<>ki had long British eted of nf his tfe etR* he was whig* as a witabte farjrtmtfag ‘rm me James Wilson and bls merely gum. but three brans field pieces, and several barrels of p *wder, and abun­ dance of balls, etc., were f-nind concealed in the Tory’* cellar. Tbe military stores found there were given over t-tbe Amer­ ican troops, nnd found a joyful welcome al tbeir headquarter*. Had not the British party been signally defeated along tbr banks of the W hi ted ay. the town of Newport, and tbe whole sotbera part of the State of Delaware—would have been nverrutrby predatory bands of British soldiers. James‘Wilson and Frank Howard both joined the army of Greene, and served with d refaction in -the Southern campaign. Franklell in tbe memurablu battle of Eutaw Springs, bewailed hy all who knew him. James Wilson but a to hi* native village, but mortification eft sued, and he expired the ever tn be re­ membered words on his lip* : •‘Col loose in the name of Liberty !** The village of Norfolk still stands, and baa become a town <>l some celebrity.— The scene of tbe defeat of the British by the boy patriots, I* still pointed out, and ajk. Such, readers, were the sots of the bore nf *76, nnd though they have no mon­ umental pile fa preserve iheir memories, they live in legends, songs, nnd versea, where they will exist when history has been swept into obscurity. * Let our literary men redeem fro»i Harkness the deeds of American youths, nnd while they rec«»unt the acts of our revolutionary palriotajet them not forget AaEdllocoe EdltisK. Artemus Ward, alias C. F. Brown, gives the following advice ti» young men who aspire to liecome editors of news papers; “ Before you go for an editor, y ming man, p»uw and take a big think ! Do not rush into the editorial hanieaa Us» rashly. Look umund and are if there is not an omnibu* to drive—some soil to be tilled—a clerkship, ur eotne meat enrt to be filled—any thing that is respect able and healthy, rather than going far an editor, which is bad business at the quently not been called upon to furnjsh tbe rpolire power for a threshing machine; but we fancy thut the life of the editor who is forced to writf, write, write, whether he feels right or not, h much likg the steed in question. Jf the yeas and neighs could m- obtained, we believe the intelligent' Imme would decide that the thrsahing onw-htne is preferable l«> the sanctum editamil. The editor's work i* itvit d'inr. He rocks toi the edge of the prelpice. ahrf whim is drained inoe<w«t)lly, and no wonder -Other the redc*.Bts pas* below, let ns then sink that he dries up prematurely. pcplo can attend banquets, weddings, A;a, them t<» the bottom." Et«ch of the boys set to work, and In visit balls of <i:>ixling light. , ge’ tkht. an incredible short space of time woe break wi^nw% fiek a man occasionally. Huge rock*, eatli half * ton in weight, nnd eirf^Mbetni*elv«s in a variety of were lialstni'd nptm the edge uf tbe giant wa>»—butloe editor can’ff. . He must precripioe. Tbe errek at thia point was tenaciously 'stick to the mill.. The press not more than twenty-fact wide, nnd was like a sick baby, must npt W/Lrft alone 1 by tbe’ffnnss of rock >»n which our her<»ee for a minute. If t.bA pres* is left fa run st.uid. If the Brit»*h hand descended the itself, eveu for n day, apma absurd percreek they would certainly puss shta spot, sou orders the carrier buy tn atop bring­ and irrthey did so. that certain death was ' iug that •' Infernal Mpcr, There’s D«»lntiieir fate. In about an h»nr the imm- Im ipiti I won’t have It In 11k- house." The c|rganl.Mfm-glfa*, reduced man­ urvd heat of uuifiled oani was detected gle turning, deri’ribt-d hl* life h* faf tiie eager Ifoteners. •• They are coming," whispered Wil­ horrible grind." The life <•! sp ea^of j* take every ob Tbe Exchange of Prisoner. .-Jhn ■ Fumes writes from WashingU'n to the PkiMrpJtia Prett: ‘Gen. McClellan heartily approve* tin* protitisition for ap exchange of prisoners. This h« beett bis sentiment from the start, and I believe that the majority of the Cabinci ha»e al­ ways taken the same side. G«-n. McClel; . Ian’s views are sustained by uis confiden­ tial friend,the distinguished Ei-AtUWney General, Edwin M. Stanton, ♦Lt. withstanding his coriht-cflon wlttrtbe Buchanoti Administration, nhw maintains, as daring his unohiauon wijhthe,Admin- 1 istratit'ti, the most decided nnd unct>mpromising Uui«n .doctrines. H« deriarres. that "the principal of an exchange of prisoners is demanded by the biglu-st eunaMeratfon of policy and hnmaDily.” 1 have, tliercforv. nodoubt ^hat stiiuc ar­ rangement will be mode, in a very short lime, by which absent a»d beloved fellowcitixcns in the Southern prlwAM may be restored to their families end friends. DeRsitlon of aa Abelitlonlst. According to the present definition, sn Abolitionist i» one who »anta some fight­ ing done In this war. Il'is reported thak several member s of Congress Imre been in Wachiugvm, lately, expressing the publie desire that Mimstb^ig ^tuuld l>e done to ppldown the rebellion. In return for our immensr expenditures; where­ upon Il is deddeM that they are all Abo11lionists. whrt want fighting done so as •to further exasperate the Baath, and make a reconstruction itupowuHe; nnd itia thoachi ti> be necessary that our mil­ itary authorities should set themselves back in the breeching against this radical­ ism. An Abolitionist now is any one wh<> wants any body hurt in thls^rar, that is any. rebel; the slaughter of our own men (is nnt incompatible with con­ versation^— Cincinnati Gattlit. Arrants fa Chtra.—Tl»e death of tbe Emp«-ror <4 China ba* already been annmim-rd. Hi* *»n. a minor, suceeflda, and is advised by a council •>!- eight dig­ nitaries. There seems tn be trowblu shout the American treaty. Prince Kung'.**** has im knowledge of any American treaty; he only knows- of an . American "who was received al Pekin -dn render tribute; but there is «<» official record of n treaty. 't./^-. f A boy was once ur^ed ,by bis plhVmates fa take eotne ripe cherries frnfa * a tree which hi* father did nnt want tmirfted “for if yuwr father fiiund it nut, he ia so kind he wmild’nt hurl you." “That is th*- reawm why I would not tomdi them," bald the hoy. " It it true diM>cdienee 'W<*n|d : hurt my fsaher, and 'AsrifrrPiiktcM.—There is often less er of thv rotiflh old captain In tfiv .atorra, wh<» whcffi the terrified passengers perBtiadedhLri teMtition leaven far a eeaMXll<Hi .if thr fcrttptwt. ptefarrdd tbe fallow•ng brief .raquert: ’ O jLurdl I bavfct bnen i<> <|iv habit,nf callings* thee often and It yon II shift ibe wind from euu'-west to a littlr more son’ I' w on't ttouMe' you A doetnr^dfnWsiri'a'tiwt to a tailor baall that. .r , ' / esu** it did Got The tailor seeing But there is ‘ g**"! t'm<* c,,m'ng. we tbc.doct'or'ii^M1 fiini-nfl of nhe "qfVfa fed.sonfidwit, for the editor — a time *hen It was a beautiful night ti> wfeak a ClWfaVdinJ’ *Ah,' dnetnr/ytfi• ifa' b be will be appreciated; • fa-n fiq will fear c jfeniF l”’ A* work of death. The heavens were spang ** frliy li/i f ••isltwf the di led with innumerable stars, ana every a pie every flay, and wear store tlpthea object, which.iha^nouubcantB played up­ continually, wbuu the harsh ,cfy "Stop mv paper," will nomure he grating up­ on MXMirkled with a silycry radiance. ’ll-___ -r-... —... M..—- ■ Closer dame .the doomed loyalists, and the hearts of the buy patriots beat wildly Hvmom or rac (*-AMr.— in their bi'isoma, Peering cautiously over tbe difli, James U'ils.m saw the dent of tbe Wnriiington turned phtririan . Tory boat alowly hu; surely approaching. Irom Bailey’s Crows Road*. Thflre Is no little rbsming", between all faults^rir eq Au officer stood oit. the bow.,■.guiding the boatmen by his orders, and the epauletu the opposing■'•s.ilrlas’-wlim within w on his ahoqldeni told that be ,*>p.ih» sbalofaach other, and the fallowing dia h>gneoecurfedj>'ilxy; ‘ identical, fiend. Major Bradsume. -Don't drop .until I give the order," lfi»iffiaoui »'»«““■ Mid lined wUhs|r>ti*>,|Mpybm<he waler. These. WfO* servejnr iuagsxis.es or places fur keeping the ammunition. There 'are __.A-.—, i. TbU .w.iGrt think plank. ~L' Entirely around the. outside cfite float is ■ parapet or hulwork nf Inin three-’ Hdrfh* of an irMt m •Mckafas tad Ofdent m height. This is inclined inward «.aj to give 4 glancing direction to fnythfag ibnt may strike iL i The armament <>f these floats is to conTh>- boat li<id been burst ti/pieces^and sial of 64-pound mortars, three upon a :the occupan-* had found a grave al the side, and arranged as to deliver tbeir bottom of Wliiteclay Aery of victorj e<«tsnta over the iron parapet that eurburst from th.-joynra lip» <>l the youthful mnnd themumd which protects those who serve them. _ . <emu orandur,-. "Nr.w t«w our prisoner!’’ There are thirty-eight of these mon ,cried Frank Howatd bounding ahead.— atmiia bntterira t<> bo built, twenty six of •■What was th" iirtonwhmeet of the. faiysto find in the aff>rta <<f George Livincstooe rerftainder are l-egun. There U go ma­ to r*cap«4'h( had twwn caught by s : fatal chinery <xi hoard uf them fur Locomotlou, eord and choked to death There was do built is intended to tow them by means time for reputing; the traitor and bis son of the gun-boats described yesterday. had met th -lr deserved doom, and there Tlw^e are a part of the fleet that is was no on* fa mourn tbeir Idas. destined U> play an imporunt part in the ..Burii ascii bn tne fete of American Western .waters in this war, and to open foes forrvor!’ ueid Jnmes Wilson. the Mis*is"i|'pi i<> the navigation’ iif the Old Livinxstitu’s house was searched. Northwer.—PeunW Union. ■’ son let nn one dritp his reck pntil 1 £ivs , up their .with l'Urt.Ubf,R*T1l**»*i«*1 R*“' a: —1 1 ■..... -V’l I mU wm atout twelve feet from tbe rock..tbc.boy leader fell securely behind his stone defence and shouted; IM. and ped »«* ^Jk rfL-f . st.kalkhto t> p ■bova fftaf-H.tWoh. b« W nt J Bum.' �_■____________ II. and immedtatelv commenced ‘ * tbe ahirrVr sateen WA rar . WManfaj MsnRsg, Xsr. *, UMI. wxaxts.— Abraham Unroln. TbaalugiviM D»y. ' ■’ ’ ! “- . Gov. Blair, of this State, baa appointed Thursday, the spy system in very efficient operation. Alive to its immense importance to his' QKM-aMMHM, it*has ad thoroughly organ txed it as now to be fulfv informed as to* * ths fHth lost, as a-ifay. pf Thanksgiving and Prayer. Geh Nelson met the rebels on Friday laxr at Pikesville, Pike county, Ky., and The Naval Expedition. -qi ■ and Non a felvrioua victory. Col. Labe Moore attacked the 'rebels We present, with this issue, intereating in the rear with 3,800 men, Cql. Harris matter relative to the great Naval Expoof tbe 2d Ohio In front with 600 men.— Harris falling back nnd Moore pressing Port Royal, upon the Soath CotoHm forward til'wo enemy were brought into coast Every loyal heart beats high lhe midst of Nelson’s whole brigade,when our farces pressed them upon all sldks, with exultation, at the result already ob­ killing four hundred and tailing one thou­ tained, and with high hope for what tbe sand prbiineks. The balance were scat­ future may reveal of the result uf this carrying the war to the very heart of tho rebel counter. All must feel the justice of ictting recreant and pestilent South Carolina feel extremesl horrors pf thst war which she was tbe first to inaugurate and which was so craftily transferred to those states' which were more reTucldikly drawn into the vortex. Let South Carolina bleed!—and let pestilent Charleston atone for her crimes by being made a burnt offering upon tbe altar of liberty and Union; or, if unworthy:of that fate, let it be.at least purified by fire and her citizens chastened by tbe avenging aword of tbe Union.— No wonder the traitors all over Traitor Land are panic stricken by tho landing of thousands .of Union troops in their very midst; and the only hope is that all their feurs may be fully realized with in­ terest added from the date of tbe fall of • — Sumpter. There are a few papers in this State in the interest of lion. J. M. Howard, as a candidate for the U. S. Senatorahip, . that are publishing a letter from Jackson in which it is claimed, that in “wild cat" tered Tn all directions. aide Is small. The loss on our We should suppose that, if Mr. Howard has discreet friends, they would psb n stop to the further publication of that kind of twaddle. It is hardly credible that Mr. II. needs any such far fetched recommen­ dations. And what is more than that, it ' is a historical fact, that the country was precipitated to the very verge of ruin, during the Pierce nnd Buchanan Admin­ istrations, by men who sought to mold public sentiment to their own peculiar views, rather than to confirm in their acts to popular requirements. What we need is, a government by the people.— When that fails, all fails. Practice with Precept. The Board of Superviwrs of Hillsdale county, at their late meeting exhibited tbeir patriotism In nets tn well as words. Having resolved that as a war bas been forced apon the country for the over­ throw of the Government, it is the duty uf the loyal people of tbe nation to accept cheerfully all its burdens; and denounced thoso who withhold tbeir property from taxation and refuse to aid in carrying pna tbe war either in money or- in person, ■they prove their sincerity by, voting , a tax'of.ZfsY Ihburand dollon fur tbe re­ liefof the families of volunteers from the county. Thia ia both practical and patriot»c.aDd;wo have no doubt that the people wilt cheerfully submit to the burden.— Jielroil.Advrrtittr. . Hao the Adrertiter become demented, or has it taken to joking? Tbe appro­ priation made by Hillsdale county ia not nearly up to the average of other coun­ ties of equal wealth and population. Van Boren county appropriated ten thousand dollars, Washtenaw, sixteen thousand, and others .in. proportion , while poor Barry, with half the population and /one- third tbe taxable property of Hillsdale, bu appropriated aiw thourand dollart far the same purpose. Tbe Adrrrtitor most owe Hillsdale county some spite. lion of its iidle appropriation of five thousand dollars far the relief of the fam­ ilies of volunteers. . For thb lunua to CoMamca.—A voltiateer who prides himaelf upon the ,in,a burry to marry, for the boys will be home in a abort time, and they can fat at good husbands that can oook, wash and A Frxx M*axrr.—There has been established In New Orleans a free market which h*y« been forntobedJ>yjroluntory IVletalgaa Central ■■Until tbsWfcfcfesn Central Ball, la Creak aa follows: Lynchburg, Va-, Nov. 13 Ills' reporESS, but not confirmed, that lhe Union men of Tennessee have taken possession nf Bristol. The panic at Savannah, in consequence of tbe victory nf the fleet, wan so great that even men were running away.— Small ware merchants who were narking up their goods to leave, hnd been notified by the authorities that they would not be permitted u> carry off their grnxfa. Tlie Savannah Republican is indignant at this cowardly desertion in time of dan­ ger, and urges Gen. Lawton to issue an order preventing any able bodied man under sixty years of age from leaving. to the Navy Department: R. N. RICE, Oea'l Suporwlendoat. SiHotxo School.—Prof. J. W. Ban­ concurrence. “On Tuesday, the 20th of October, the fleet tinder my command left Hampton Roads, with the army transports, num­ bered fifty vessels. On the day previous I had despatched the eoal vessels, twen­ ty-five in number, under convoy of the Vandnlio, to rendezvous off Savannah, not wishing to give the true point of the fleet The weather had been unsettled in Hampton Roads, though it promised wall when wc wiled, but off Hatteras it blew hard, and some ships got into the breakers, two of which struck, but with­ out injury. On Friday Nov. 1st, the rough weather increased into a gale, and we bad to encounter one ofgroat violence. The fleet was utterly dispersed, and on Saturday, morotn* unn-enH only was in sight from this ^-k of the fc abash, but on the fallowing day the weather moderated nad'rae' steamers and ship began to The orders were opened, ex-1 cepnh'ose In case of separation; which uere furnished to all tbo mcn-oPwnr by ’myself, and to tbe transports by Briga­ dier-General Sherman, as the rejoined, reports came in of disasters. In reference to the men-of-wiir,' the lease' Smith, a most efficient and well armed vessel for the class, purchased but not to encounter such a sen ar.dYribd, had to throw her formidable biitery overboard to keep from'foundering, hut thus relieved, ahe was enabled to go to the assistance of the steaAer Governor, then In'a very dan­ gerous condition, and on board of which was our fine battailion of marines under Major Reynolds. They finally rescued by Captain Rlhgold.in the Sabinfa under difficult circumstances, after which the Governor 'wenif down. I believe that seven of lhe marines were drowned by their own imprudence. Lieutenant com­ manding Nicholson’s conduct in the fsaae Smith has met my warm commendation. Tho Peerless, transport, Io a sinking condition, was met by tbe Mohican,’Com­ mander Gordon, and ail the people on Board, twenty-aix in number, were saved, tinder very peculiar clrcUnpetanoes, In which service Lieut H. WJHBller was very favorably noticed by WHfcmmander. On pssring Charleston I sent In the Seneca, Lieutenant Ammen Commanding, to direct Cape. Lardaer to join me with the steamer Susquehanna off Port Royal, without delay. On Monday,At 5 o’clock in tbe morning, 1 anchored off the bar, with some twenty-five in company, and many more heaving in eight. The De­ partment is aware that all the aids to navigation bad been removed, and the bar Bee ten miles to seaward, and no features on the shore line of sufficient prominence to make any bearings relia­ ble, but to tbe skill of Commander Dove, the fleet Captain, and Mr. Bouletlee, the ahb.aesiatant of the coeat. Survey, In rliargo of the steamer Vixen, a channel was immediately found. By three o’clock I received aasurpupes from Capt. Dovei that I could send forward the lighter tranaporta,tbose under eighteen feet, with al! the gunboats which wax immediately done, and before dark they were securely anchored in the roadstead ofPort Royal,, 8. C. The gun-boats almi»t im mediately opened their batteries upon'two or three> .______ a_rdSlw . ■ f ■ from the crowded rewele. SPECIAL NOTICES- , croft will teach a class in vocal music, to PriM Peetry- commence eoon, if sufficiently encouraged. All who feel on Interest in the subject are requested to confer with Mr. G, D. Spaulding at the Post Office, of whom in­ formation can be obtained as to terms, Ac. Vocal music ha* heretofore been Tbeir wondrous works-Ihs osperi, till. Produced by Haattcw’a ssateiJero PUU. IL—,Mik*, Ktl’lftlkglk THKSI BITTERS INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION/ ; The frigate San Jiidnto bin arrived hero with Messrs. Mason and Slidell as prisoners, lakun from on English Steam­ “Sjr—The Government having deter­ er in the channel of lhe Bahamas. mined to seize and occupy ope or more Boston, Nov. 16. important points upon our So itbcrn coast, where our squadrons mlgh< find shelter, I Capt. Hunter, of tlw steamer Delta, and posess a depot, and afford protection from Bermuda, at Halifax,, reports that to loyal citizens, committed to my dis­ when he left Bermuda the British steam­ cretion the selection from those places er Fingal and the rebel simmer Nashville which it thought available and desirable w ere in that port. The Fingal had trans­ for these purposes. After mature delib­ ferred her cargo uf arms to the Nashville eration, aided by the professional knowl­ nnd the latter had put Messrs. Mason edge and great intelligence of Assistant nnd Slidell and suite on the Fingal, -which Secretary, Mr. Fox, and upon taking into would take them to Englaiflhfnot quite!) consideration the-magnitude to which the while the Nashville would run the plockjoint naval and military expedition had ado with the arms, [wrong agnir.!] The been extended, to which you have called name of the vessel th iy were taken on my attention, I came to tbe ‘conclusion has not yet transpired. The documents and papers of Messrs. that liis original intentions of the Depart­ Tbeir ment, if carried out, would fall short of Mason and Slidell were seized. families were allowed to proceed. The expectations of tbe country and tho capa­ bilities of lhe expedition, while Port Captain ot tbo British vessel delivered up This Royal, 1 thought, would meet both in a Masou and Slidell under pruteet high degree. I therefore submitted to is die substance of the reports by lhe Brigadier-General Sherman, commanding passengers of the Old Point boat. Fort Monroe, Nov. 16. The U. S. Steamer San Jacinto has arrived from the coast of Africa via the West indies, where she had been cruisOtd Point was electrified by the tidings that tbe San Jacinto had on board Mesrs. Mason nnd Slidell, who were going a­ broad as Ministers from the Southern Confederacy to England and France. Commodore Wilkes reported the news at headquarters in person, and will for ward hi* despatches to night. Capt.Wilites.it is understood, acted place of residence is just north of our village, met with on accident on Saturday which has resulted in death. flFPlIW with Sagtiah. Spanish,"German, t nd French dirsctioM. Price S5 cents per box. o__ J-—.:——_ >__ -j .... 1 He was *UJHi3OTEMSSXD' I employed at tbe slaughter house, and fell uut toward the river, fulling upon a root, ind aud luflnn. tad for serosas < a »UuitM>n-for Ministers ofike Gsspsl, Mid all pnUic speakers—for Bdafc - Krog- inflicting such injuries that bo died on Monday. AcKKowLKncKMKjtT.—Hon. James B. Porter, Secretary uf State, through D. of brandr ot rraralnaola Striker, Esq., County Clerk, has left on our table a copy of Geological Prof. Winchell's Report of Michigan. You have our thanks, gentlemen, and should wo ever have handle the a public friend in position to documents, we will conntry whore the water ia bsd. or >1 are ChiUe make him* reciprocate on our behalf. mer. There Is no excuse fur corn and potatoes lying out this winter. few days have rather cool. The pas: been quite pleasant but The ground freezes consid­ erably every night. Winter is undoubt­ FEMALES ed!} closest hand, but one would hardly expect it from the indications of the past li/F' In addition to the ancecsa of the Naval expedition, the capture of Slidell and Mason, are tbe great events of the TO CONSUMPTIVES Gen. Hunter has sefit a letter to Gen. Price by a flog of truce, repudiating lhe treaty between Gens. Fremont and Price, entered into Nov. 1st, and hu addressed a lettter to Adjutant-General Thomas, setting forth ths reasons therefar. DR. J. ROVER DOOS’ Imperial Wine Bitten dr'xVo^e TER8. Lx)wr°impwual’wSji In »Q sssiy wttied nlaoaa. wte fetters should be used every morainebefor breakfast DR. J. BOVEE DOD8* . Lnuymifin. wj unu^riKBa and two hundred and seventy-eight missSt. Lovis, Nov. 16. Mrsal. I—mmmSm ISIUmm ..A Tux WKATHxa.—Tbe last three or four weeks have been n perfect Indian Sum­ DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DEBILITY. HEART on his <>wn responsibility. Maron and Slidell were aboard a Brit­ John McKinney ex State Treasurer, DISEASE.FFVER A AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION. ish mail steamer. Wilkes sent aboard has been convicted of embezzlement Of and demanded their surrender. The tile State funds, Sentence is not yet reply was, ‘there is not force enough to take ibetn.’ Wilkes sent additional rendered. । an untune'y grave; > .11 V_ —— — force and put tbe San Jacinto in conven boil erjne it to ba iont position. Slidell and Mason were — Lieutenant Oliver Wendell Holmes, »a abroad, aa well will then surrenderedJr., of the Twentieth Regiment, who was wounded at tbe recent bottle oi Ball's CtncAso, Nov. 10. Bluff, arrived in Boston Saturday evening, A special to die Amtsinj Journal, accompanied by his father. Cairo 10,says; “It haa been ascertained that the rebel's loss at the hnltle of Be! munt was two hundred and sixty one On iha Htb ot Nov. mat., at the n killed,four hundred and twenty wounded, LAKEand M^iARY GBORQ^Ii New Advertisements. NOTICE. STATE OF MICHIGAN, I UiJro^Wy tettod by tti*ol2£tf| aew addition to raadi- I for almost avarv Naw York, Nov. 16. The specials stale that the Government has advices that Federal troops occupy Bcanfnrt, South Carolina* and are engaged In fortifying it. TONIC, MEDICINE AMD LEVERAGE. PUBCHASE ONE BOITIXU Nxw York, Nov. 18. Tbe Richmond Jlquirer of the 13th gives lhe names of thirteen hostages to await tho result of the trial of the priva tears at the North. They are Cols. Corcoran. Lee,Coggawol, Wiloox, Wood­ ruff and Neff; Miqors,Potter, Reeves and Keffer. Tbe cargo of lhe steamer said to have arrived at Savannah,consisted of ten rifled cannon, twenty-eight thousand stand «>f arms, and a very large assorted cargo of medicines, clothing, blankets, &c. The vessel oust £18'000. and is regarded as ABNER C. BRUEN. • . SOLE pgorucTOBB, . , Wbe dees nat Ad»ire Beaatifrl Tettht WIULIAH JONES, if a«t spoedUy r—sitlid, sad la death. VULCANITE RUDDER BARE. GROCERY, SALOON AISTD l Tbe follow') boarding-house:’ The proposition is, if England demanda satisfaction, to disavow the act, and assert that Wilkes made the arrest on his own responsibility, apologise If neeeesnry, aud promote Wilkes. Why trx Batteries are not Taxnx.— Some surprise has been manifested at tbe ------- - of — - ngovernment . -~----------acquiescence tbe in -the blockade of the Potomac, and it ia often asked “ why are hot taken._ — *•“ the batteries t— — The reason is because tbe shore could not be held, as it la commanded by tbe hills in the rear. Tbe batteries could be taken but tn be compelled to retreat afterwards would not look well. Until one wing of our army crosses tbe Oceoqcan, there will be no attempt to take tbe rebel batteries.— IFaAfaytoa Cor. World. VT. obabub vw»inxu>« ex, ) The ZfersWs Washington special states that tbe President sad Cabinet are quite elated over the arrest of Slidell and Ma —There is danger of another famine In eland. The potato crop is almoat a rfpatrortHf ttai (Hm*, Day Kinross,:.. J.......... P. M Night Repress............................ .1:06 A. M. WaaHtMoroa, Nov. 13. much neglected in our midst and It Is to New York, Nov. 16. Captain arrived here at noon today A special to the Tlrmrt, Washington, be hoped that the present opportunity bringing despatches of tbe naval expedi­ 15, says: “The volunteer service now may lie improved by every young person tion. He is also bearer of twu rebel flags^ numbers 480,000 men,leaving but 20.000 who has any musical talent. Mr. Ban­ oneTalmetto flag ■and the American flag more enlistments to reach the number croft is fully competent to carry any first hoisted In South Carolina over Fort authorized by Congress." pupil at least to the borders of perfection Walker. 1 Fortress Munroe, Nov.15. The fallowing dre the official deapxthes money times Mr. Howard had tbe sagac­ the military part of lhe expedition, this ity and courage to oppose public senti­ modification ofour earliest matured plans’, ment ou that question, and therefore he ■nd had the satisfaction to receive his full is peculiarly fitted for a Senator. proceed nnd 1 made rignak far the squad­ ran to anchor outufgun sbotoftbe enemy. To-day the wind blows a gale from tbe 'BMnSVVFffMI Westward and the attack the enemy.— tie is in constant receipt ot information ■rrto- •tberr~«rwwment, -the strength of th»k fortifcatioas, and all movement* of ••®>rt{4»U».dnd he bases his owp pfaus on such information. _____ iral 8R& HiistrilmeM. FAMILY SiOCKRW) P«I «jjr. 1^=2^. . •-. . -------------— Dissolution! ntNBB, Oa �reform. LOW .PRICES” advjcj: frxx. 1 Mew-York Benevlocnt Infirmary ' peraona intareateA R. J. GRANT. PROBATE ORDER. PnoaxvxOrrtca. Barry Count., I Haatutga, September Uh. 1ML I All peraona having Claim** against lb* Eat ate of Francis Moor, deevaai-d ar* berebr notib^i end required to praront th* earn, at tbla .>tfic* for exynWtonand ndjuaimenibTme un Toaaday th* twelfth day of November next aad TunuLay the twaety rtghth day af January next alt c’cJuck in tbe forenoon of each of aaid deva; alx month* from CHANUEUY ORDER. TATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Cir­ Chancery. H. dHOpfoiiaoaf, ia S cuit, . Jaawa ounty forauel SHERMANC IN MT BE OF TRADE CAari"-BJ-wy / J>. A. Hoglut. Dant Mffnood L^f.nd^ Sull pending |D the Circuit Court far the ooun- ?.r52 iters nt!<H*“‘n&ii‘Orii13' ,PPwHn< ”d" Come and See !! ibi» Court, that WE appearenoe be mum bia aotwar to tbe Complain anta bill of Complaint tub* filed udaoupr thereof to be nerved on th* Complainant’* Solicitor*, within twenty day* alter acrvica on him of a copy of Complainant’* bill, and nolle* of tbla order, and in default thereof, that lb* *aid bill uf rooiplaiut, filed in thia cause, be taken a* cunfeued by the •aid defondant, Cba.-le. U Hubu.-. And il ia further ordered, that witbin twenty I jpiuiolcrt. literary mon, and all ladies not daya, from lb* dal. af thia order, lb. Mid com ■lowed to much out door extreiao alwald el­ nlaiaaiil cauae a copy of thia order to be pah ite* »L Jf they will they w)U find an agree- liahed in tb« •Republican Hanner,’ a newapapar jileaaauL and efficient remedy against those publiabad in th* Village of Haaliuga.in tho county faith rob Item of their betuity; for t-eautr can • of Barry, and that tbe publication of thi* order ysl without health, .nd health cannot' exist ? Ibe abo>-e irregularities continue. Then ■..the Cordial is a perfect Mother , relief.Ii a mouth or I a o before the Dual trial .be will Iht dreadful period with ncrtncl ease and f. flare i* ad aai-foL tknl »t; IkU OtrAial U Audtoyouwe al to delect the illoraa or decline hot only uf daughters until it be too Ute, but also y*ur and buthuUd*. for while the former, from false am. aflva gon down to a premature grave meet of business tlial ifit were not for you they loo would travel in the same downward path until to* lite to arreak tbe fatal fall. But the mother i* aNrwy* rtgUaal. and to vuu w« Bpjwal. far we are Mfre-VWnr never falling affection will unerringly point you to Prof Wood"* Keatorsiive Cordial anil Blood Rrnevator a* the remedy which .bould be always on hand tn time of need. 0. J. WOOD. Proprtetura, 4(4 Broadway, Nnw-York. and 114 Markt r Street. St. Louis. Mo. Sold by all goad drags!**- Price One Dollar per buttle, feblov1 HVAE JUST RECEIVED kmdcw, inehidiag aU 1. rUMU. mMUYWIM. To ell addressing by tetter, eoiaintng hill no- oeat it* when a*ndlng ibr adviM will pa devoted to furoiah.ug mediciuaa to the poor. In ail roeaa madicinaa can be cent by mail or exproe* if d*airod. Srod for on* or more of onr work* and jndg* fiar yoaroelv**. Ala* pabtiaked at th* infirmary, to aid thae* SOOTHING SYRUP, "‘the FAMILY PHT.IC1AM, Containing aimpie rcmadie* ea*Uy obtained for th* cure of Di»*aa* ia all It* form*, with full axplanatloua of th* eauaaa, aymptoma, diet, bathing Mid extra** Price JO oeut* For Children Teeth lug. Which gtrotlr faciHtetea th* br softamr- ---------- — will all.y - THE EADIE’S MEDICAL FRIEND, And the Phyaiology of Marriage. A work on the cause, aymptotn*. and treatment Depend upon it, oiotitera, it will gtva mat to youroelve*. and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS We have ptP up end told thia article for i-ver ten roars, and can aay, ra rwyUsw and «ra*i of .. — ____ k. - _ _ L -VI. lievea theebil iloniacband b THE luaianilj HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Plantation nnd Shops. Griping in the Uoveta and Wind Cholic, ’ . THE ONLY PREPARATION .".STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, Aihi. grow* more and more Pop- istralwu of said estate m*y be granted, and that William C. Pratt b* appointed Administrator. Thereupon it i* oniered <bat Monday, lha fifttb day oi Nvt amber. I Mil. at tan o’clock, tn the fore ooou, be asaigiied for tbe bearing of aaid vatiti-n. and that Hie heir* at law of said d«c*a»*d,and all other person* interested in said estate, are ra nuirod to apear, *1 a *eaaion of said court, then to । be buldeu at the Probate Office, in the villag* *f Hastings, and sh.>w cause. If any there be, why the prayer ot lb* prtitiuiKrsbuuid uol be granted. Audit is furtiter ordered that .aid IteUUoncr give uotiee to th* p*rscn» interested m aaid rafale, of tbe pendancy ot aaid petition and tbe boring tbereot, br causing a copy of this order to Ce publisbad lu th* -Republican Ban nrr.” a nawapaper, printed and circulating m aaid county of Barry, for three aucevanive week*, inimedialeiv previous to eaid day of bearing. • r KBKRMAN C- I HINDLE. ' (Atrnecopy-i ortJ-)’ Judge of P ubaW. PROBA TK OJUBB -Frm OF MICHIGAN. Countv of Barry m. At *' eeaaion of lb* Probate Court for the CuuutT of Barry. Bolden at th* Probate OSc*. in lb* vii laae of Ua*ting». ou Monday tbr-lai dar of Oc­ tober. tn lb* year on* thouaaud eight bundrod and «ixty-ouo; present S- C. Priudle, Judge of Pro­ bate. , , _ In th* matter of lb* Miate uf James Ransom, taiaofsaul flnaaiv decearod. On reading and filing th* peutiou, duly *<rnttad of C. W. Taylor. Aduiiumtralur-• ilh Hi* Will annexed-of said aatate. Thereupon it ia onfored. that Monday lhe td .__ ... lu.-.l -t l*n n elock in IOC aad overcome convulsions, which, if not *pe*dily remedied. *nd in death. We believe it the beat and aureac remedy in th* world, in all case* o Dyaeulary amt Diarrbwa in children, whether it ariac* from teething, or any other uauaa. Wo would uy to every mother who baa a child Buf­ fo ring from any of tbe foregoing diseases. do not lei your prejudice,, or th* prrtudioe of Olbera, stand between you and your Buffering child and lhe raHeftbat will be rore yea. al»ofol«ly aure- BOOTS <& EH©®?, GROCERIES HARD-WARE’ ua«d twenty year* by fir* million* person* annual |ly ; al way. glee aaUafae■HOU ; oontai uualhing latriou*; patronised by » principal physician* end aurgeeooa in th* Union, elegantly coated Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, AND etua. n««rtweire lion—•■the reward ia to tbuac that era kind to the DRY GOODS! fXS^^SCSANKAH KIRBY IJgOaUr. Noble Co, Tnd- Feb. tfi. IBM. PaMo J-Waan: Dear Bit:-la tbo latter part Safes JOHHS ACROSLEY. SOLS M ANUFACTCBF.Rfl OF THS IMPROVED OUTTA FE1CHA CEMENT HOOFING, Tto ttotate et Oliver E. Evert*. mObm. i-UHL-fc, ROBATE Order.—SUU of *•£«£» ConntT of Barry, M —Al ■ se.aion of tbe Pro cSrffcr TMW of lUrry. boUe. at lb. P Stacks of ----H. G- MoMtaax.. Herrick'a Kid fttrongtbning Planter., cure tn fiv* bourn, paina, and weakueaa of the breaat, aid* and back, and Rheumatic complaint* in an equally abort penod of time Spread on beautiful whit* iamb *kw, lhair ua* anbjroti the wearvu to co inconvenience, and each una will wear tram ofi* weak to three montha. Priea MX Three materials bar* been thoroughly totted In HASTINGS "Hwrick-a Sagar Coated Ptlla anflJUd Htrewrtb TANNERY I wa claim in tbatr favor. Tbryre rrodily applied by ordutny labcren, ‘‘no heat is lifer malrriali required.” ert pul up rtadp for OUR GOODS Unusually Low! — Fri^f.1Of-.. ..J PBOBATE OKDEB. |TXTIO. MIOUI.A!". J We Uke in Wheat. Oom, exchange fur good*— Butter, Lwd.Pork, and finajb alow* awry thing ju« have LJi ■ ■ n WIILUM ST1IXT, — w uwrtr B«wt, i saw you. >1,-1, KUUB * CBOUJCT. Anm W,™l-Th» Cos! • �FALL AND WINTER 'B? frM use dftbdM PB1» U»« peridtHe attack* e or Suh HmUAo woy be prevevtad - and if at tbe comm iuwu ant of an aUadi loimei to relief from pain and .iokuva. w U be obiaiwad -Tbov seldom fail in removing the Aaaaw ond OwloAr to wbtoti tamale* are eo n>M»et. ^Tliey sc| geutly upou the bwweta—ramorhig FefTJZrury Bto, Delicate-F«hetoa. W. E Alt E NOW with one ..I audhB4>ersoaao(aw/r«teryA<iA«fr. Ihey are vaiua- I ble aa a buulirr. Improving the .tytirtM, girtng , tour and vigor to the .ligealrve orgtao. aud renter- I i»g tba natural claxifcity and strength of tbo whole । CEPHALIC PTLLB are the raaalt of! tong iuvesUgeU<maMl oarefollv oonduetad expw | imoote. having boon io use many year, during j which timr they Lace prorcntod and relieved a vast arunanl of pmn and suffering fmm llwacbo whrtbee .iriginaiingin tbe airrww ay atom or ado. 1 op HAND i<tntbg|-**w the LARtiESP and: BEST Aiumrtinents . of DRY GOODS l. V. »’ I... . ------ - .--- - 4U..IW. .i.«|.- M^luuoof appetite, nervi.ui.irttoU.iMy. m-draigu. pulpit.Udo of the heart. aw»ai.rttoi». Iiypu bendna mgbl aueaie. languor,giddmea*, aiifl all tbatcia— otcaaca.ro frai uUv ioial uaieav aliei.ocJ to in nmr tailed cud Ifr’y-lurJ.t*. Aloo in cr detaiigvmei.la ur torpMit) • *"* >»*« eranplainU. die .nori, el th- kidnry.. MMlding ..r iocooiiWMt®f the um<r «e mb, <MV*tpe*i-tita of tbe urinary orJ,ii-«. iu.m ik eWhoMtt-idennd 1>Hwren theahuolrrt. er-., .‘a. en.a.i’ivn il.flsruKy Of brtulbinst. aliaeioal disabiliti-a airrewt'd by thwr cor undtki. rd wIirigire eaoBurvmr many m-e* AHI. »r hat e only *rwc’ to •Oy.lfwlll not only rare <tial ami pally •timulatniK properties Tljat they but tbe ikbilitv Kilu-niwg c*IU a-d fever, but pre­ rrCrU'*SHATTERED COKSTITOTIOSB. vent* all Bttockeamtog frran miaamalir influences ami corm the dteee-e at mice. H sirred,. S'tacked however liter may bare been trifled wiUi and Aud a- tl a- to rfiraetlv and |<rM«to»rtly on tho bilabuard; that tlwir ditect ivudewcy ia to lengthen arv ».»t. H>. oronawg Ito Invr 4* aettoa. promoting lifr.aot render it ejgoy able. That, operating d. in’fael.all lhe raerttfouo awd arerelion. vf tneayorrclly upon the yoafoe •• U-A-orf. tbe; tewi. h win nifallibh pravrut any deleterious conaeoueti rt following »p*n change el elunotu nod yA|UM£ Miu.X IO I1KAL, water; l.tnte all traveler, ato.uld have a bottle erti. them, and all obooM takr a teaapoonfal at least before ralitig. aa tt prevent* coattvetMu, rtretigtbrn* the digr»li»» »rg»as. H abould be ia lhe band, of alt perwuu* of sedentary l.aliHa. •la­ den I». uiinfsieva. Ihrvury own. and all ladies not vs by DraggielA and all other Desk re in Modline*. A box will be ecu I by mail prepaid on reeetpl * PHI* E 25 CENTS. AH order* should be addrea.ed to SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE Ever whn«-ii in thin ■ Market, w hich are prepared to sell al a unnll wit&H tbeto. a. they rtvivif,rag » ibotr mMo*. THESE BITTERS ' . Will sol ®al> <•«» Prercat Di illM« INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.'uS r-k Lnaga. J«14rea*>r<>, uf tbr arrrou. Si Mem. Partly ata, Iltao, as* 4K all cases isquiiwg a Tunic . . ... - Dr. D*ds’ (Hebirted Wl»e Bitten ajlb m»^j£Piiasad> i * t^a for Sore Throat, no cwnmon -»•* *•<*•*; .br* trutr ratuat.le. - • Laaveranad all ptblic »jxukrr»-lor'Back Kerpera, Tailor,, Hcan.itrra-c*. Anhto, and all peraou. leading a aedentary Ufa, they wffl prwva truly bearftoiat _ Aa a beverage, they art wb^eoWM, anddeUcitwa to tbe taate. Tbry prudwee Sto rxhiUniling effecta of brandy or wim -witWW intuilrating; and are a valuable remedy ttr oet*acne addwied to tbe n»e of exetemve attwg drink, and wbo aj.b to refrain from It. ngf are purr and entirely free from tbe paboM MMtainad in tbe adulterated Winra and Lhtt>*rtf Wf which tbe country ia t!i*>ded' These Ultirrt vol only CUBE bet FUIUR Diaeaar, and »> mid be. uMd by all wbo li*e la a euunlrr wlitre the water I* bad. or whore Cbliio and Ferm are prevalent. Being cnttrely horcent and hartnleaa, they may be give* freely » UhiWrra and Infanta with imnunny, Fby.Krtua, Clergymen, and tatnp^weo Ure- advance front SPEEDY AND SURE CURE (J IUm TWiiaowfafa tetri ■uuoliciitd by Mr. Sraurora, They urftrttwttalJt prtvf ./ tkr &■ cary of flit truly •citniiic diteotrry. pel it thoroughly and prruiaavnlly. No one can doubt their ouperioritr after one iritrgte trial—the. are nut nnli better bat. in fcct. cheaper than toy other Pill*. for It rake* a lero »OBtl*r*f thrui to produce a better effect. Price of tbe Scandiuarim. 1 flood I’wriber. ,] NEW YORK COSTS. trad Dr. Uoimck'a Special S Uure and Ccrtihealr*. published iu a c- napicuou. pait nt thia paper. 1r..m time to time Dr. .Boback • Med­ ical Almanac and Family Adtbcr. roniaitrfnr a <rt*l amount of intrrrstnisaud .aluabb M.dhaJ mformali' n ew be ha ftai- nt any ■•' ri . a«e<.i» tUrv^KMit Ike ououti«. InditUcrlt or outoplicaJcd ca»r» Hi. Rohnrk J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. MOFF-A-T’S 1JFE P1CLM AMD PtKE.tlX BHTER> rpHESE MEDI CI KES bate aow been btr OMA PREPARATION Mooli lilt. TF>1 <»F VE1IIS. •f ,ror rut. to th* cm of smbmra*. If ntb-r* »/ rar hair.ally hair tond ll. •touM >uu a. la p.. U1 a I. ba.1ro.ro'. lnU~i( those wbo once use them will not fail, to k«ep,a ' " DR J. BOVEE HODS' Imperial Wino Bitters Art hrtpared by an eminent andiktllfal plynimoa who ha’ i.rod them *wceea*follr in hb ptaeltoa ..... •... i... ' e*i.* ——, WraMM toerikuMir In lb* Ihw, b«i v.or rill* *«mi li.u [perfect r every k. ia liable. i M'mwing are amon* tbe diitreuiug rarf- Jtow M*. g. Saart. C*r*M" «"d "^0.1W~. 1 Irxl .m* or two Uro- 4 «n U yro.r rill. Ukrn at th. error* ton*.*ro ri.. lUnt,.. <>»-• .4 Hroea/u.^■ ►r.r ton shro wb.ejy .* |rojk|l ’*Th i..u. ..ugh tbe medical n><m of the country, aa o . thing dmupprore efFatent Medtotoau^H I’M to. i’« a rrfAilabMi i'hjatotau sou be s dr Ur.ilel Ma.a*, acquainted with their J proiaMiCK wbuwiUaot hSachly eopreva lluVlX DOTIS’ IMFKRUi; «lJt£&iTla all nWlv Milled placeA where there • Birk VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIUAES Are well known to bv.iidaJnMe. .J 1 ' /w'.-t, ... i .. J DYM’KMIA, by thoroughly dcaawog l Aral end ueroud atomacha. and creating a Uow pure mid -healthy bile, inaieml of the vUle ai wrid kiwi: FbATUlAjiCK. I-* or Arrran ■» truly Jh» hetJ'it I Mot torr tried.' Dtrrct' AaBToTER. P- M ■ Belie Vernon, Wyandotte Co.. O. “ t Beverly, Maaa.. Dee. 11, I860. DR. J. BUVEE DODS’ jnrrp'Minft't. Tyjjjx iMT^rania natural cibwsMucner of |U cure. pm». itoae <♦*«• *<••• lw' •u—. n, po<a*<«lac COBUVtftEXH, by cleansing the whojc taiboweofllwia I am » w .ntu.ly wdl length o' llto Inte’Uurt wilh a aolreM j.rocrm. 1 tain Csraan. IM.*.'Rouae, la. I tor. |Mlk end witlluutviolanall violent purge* foare the De. area: I b*ra Us-- ratl.-t, rar 4 b veer rill, rt boweia cuotiv. within two daia. I X»—O—-• ito- to.1 .SrtJ ■■ rtVKKM of all kind*, hy rmtoring ths Unrf Ovyerw FtMlhtT aiADKU. to a regular cirtalalioc, through th* ph.ee*. vl g^- tt.at tba nn* le owriei rwi*. MmwrisapUVliiiil iu aurii eaera. and the trivcnugti *«ln slurb. •Mb-we* ■ ».h*>' U r.nw*v H .h>l'u< b-»J- a Uou ufall rairatiual obaiructiaa u> olbcra. tanrw~y to a mMi- KI. W-w. ri.- e - ev- r- -. Art tjrdShancwta have been known to run yTT ► KHKAiMaTA-M luvuiaueutly iq three week., and "" •‘•""f GOUT .u half that iinw. Dy rwwriw lucal ii.Oa Prtoe. 2S oenta per Bera, oe A Bosau for 5. mmran »nm th. sad ligan^M. U tto rrep^ by Dr. J C ATXX to Cfl . Lowell. >Dlt‘oMW£8 of all kind*, by freeing uA alrugtb peaaetde aa a ” . TO.SiU, MUMCIXE AND BEYERACE. PUKt H A8E ONE BOTTLE!! JOHNS dt CROSL .Y, Gl TTA PIIKCUA CEMENT ROOFING, Tho cheapcat nnd tno-t durable Rootling IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROO* It cap be applied th law and oin toon vf a is Da. and to suiacLi aaore wmrvir aaaoi »'inile uitli ofRFAT.D INCHWREPJttTD ’M’tiP wiirrave tea time, n, oott annually, jgl prepared uUJE.i ^^$0* rW^KD^VUE! f.s? iLtiwq-s^Bfr.id’m csMt —... U..MT1 rmcrifcou' 727, / ECdNOJhM DISPATCH I , HF* “A Hrtcn rw Tina Hxraa hixx" ‘•TixAVTi'”1 r.fl'. 6*rirVt*»i«< Faniiture, Toya yoApAEBfNflU PBCTABEDOLUB BIUDUB FEVisBS* UVEBCOipl.AlNTH, ----------------------------------------------------------- -- Kew'Y^kZdZir^’rta of the Soaih^i wdwZaT G< iiu<> tiiurk I 'Rin, (>> !•»«, nnii ‘Jin n CAfle, -ib Ji. aud , W.dL.w \¥ »“*• Vj • 4ffl*jp»i. *n Wihfflhs must roiUVIc Mair MOaunelive iu use. I VtM Mta toAtlh and band to n»j grout wrtudarUun that it «m producing the d-airtilrffrct. Since ibx Ume. J have used M»ea livILort worUiul KaaUralive. mid ata result. Uro a rich cuii of very soft block bair, nhicli po raoub> can buy. ' ,**■ «*Ww|pklfafc far tout labor and GROCERY, SALOON, They are readily apnli.d by ordmrry laborm. .,.,T „U1 u ‘ NO HEAT IS BEQUIKED.” Tn addition to the above Bloat of flroceriao. he TArae maltria/t arr put up rtady for f .Aaa eJuUand complete UMortrnrnl of ‘ uar .outi for-Ju^hi^ «• ati f^tth > nf >tht o-vutry with full priaUd dirretion* fur Drugs, Paia‘8, Oil*, Burn ng Flu­ applicatiun i lDO.) JjD id, and namphntm full dntnptiur cirrulart will bt fur unhid 90 ^■^^Jrr.on > >4B VILLUtt rFUET, 7 vT (C^TortlUHrMn^YWBW TORK. jel*-ly vsr-d “*»’*’***•' rt3HT Ker^oime OH am* 1am>*T ' Evrt ,«»flrn-d in Ballli* Cronk. «|| <>f wJjiH, will br m-l.l at yrn .t that ratt*>> fail JOHN* de CKONLCY. Aann Waxtkd !—Timmi Casa!J |. -TU bt* I pwM l«.r P..< '^-iVe. Warm JUals at AXL Boon Z Or Cold Leach if <Mnd- TEA OR COfFEE, CHKXBrai � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-11-27.pdf ff06abbd3afbe5885e77544da7eb3c10 PDF Text Text !! *aWaz haw. -U’SUUih jDT; ■M iWM'JO uirm t (HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1661uttoks. tfhoire • > « joict lftnets-w JJortrn. ' JACOB FREIS. • • ---------- ...~. WIGHTMAN HASTINGS JMAAOM ALLEN, DRUG Aurt, and (.Hiked M lb" wddrermt * age d-»g might look. Then hu broke out in a t.die between a groWl and a mar: • Het dee. Mnliy. a preUy piece <»f buaiuered ‘ What hare I t<dd ymi time mid again, madam 1 Yma^l fiol ymi bhd But I hardly tluuk I sill. But t Irardfy thia I will. m w and nu«t complete a«*ortm.-nt of DRUGS AND TIEDICMNER, “ 1 ' W. PARKER, ft phene, Bnrnlug Fluid, TOIIPENTINE AND AU THIOL reus i3m*3» IWEEZEY dk ALLFN. A TTORNKYS AT LA W and Solicitor* in ChanXX rery P4nleuler«tten’H.nr»i<ltoreerey- :?T FOR MECTfAKICAL AND MEDICINAL PCBPUSES.ONLY_M.: GROCERIES! H. M B1CRT, TTORNEY and CM)UNSEL!X)R AT LAW. and Sotaeiler and GeuiuMilor in Chancery.— Particular uUeuU-o paid lo the collection ut ateimr and money promptly rre-.ltted. . Office, with W. W. P.elnh Esq., Jliddlovlttr. K.—. r.MX.t* Mlrl'l-sn A DA Hl EL COOK, nmol paetaiaiag to bis office A.HOLBROOK, j.m.rumell. , JOp?T ROBERTA, OnrSICUX V-rfllagM* BroadJt waj»as*r thf Court UOtiM. CHERRY, ■JI t>W«w mtniitrd to bhn *itb ,U<f fidelity. Residrare. Johaetswe. , Mich. Blaata kept always as baad. , HTEWART, A TTBRNCT «M Cwaa-ur <« A TS JSKSUlSre’^?.!^ i.mJr. ORot-No. KNablaWock.dkMU Creek. A M. NF.VISA,. •atte.i-i D—•-. Ore.it <ar» lak«a In fore s. c. rhisbtE, TEA. COFFEE, RTGAR, SPICKS. PEPPER. PRUNES. YlGft KA I'INS. CODFISH; Saistrlkinn. THE RAGGED SOLDIER. Just at th- close «>f llir Revolulionary the small ti/wns ol central .Mawhirert^ a nigged and lurlnrii faukingaoldier cum. ing up the dusty street. Hu Imikrd nbmil 0«i >• <*• a'rt 9UXNV wn» ndmilied by Mr*. TbuHipkins. ••Some • Id awri tlmart of hers, may be." sa'd Mr. Towne, nodding io hirurelf. -tiv ciam to - Lite; p»*«r woiiinu. site luts a hind h»w ••• h h- now " Th-n wi Mr. SIN AA A JtEMLIHAL .MlENTe in with the S'dlller ' ■ “C-uld y>< give a pour -fol.ller n tiiontbful to cat I” he asked of the pale, nervous woman whoop,-ms| the dte*. k hu ftmoi-inwuuj.iuik—. — I ‘Mj! fimrtmnd d'rw< riot' affow me trf «dT?qni>i*wr* ill oftb^r •*-/«-1 c|le anything trivwlera.4-he said.-fait «ra.in*£rtfa*M®rfd*~ ■‘^X*G*inlll,ri‘m* *pfa11 Wwny » fed f«r tfa- w!di-G o •mfhft fack. £*’ wCrniSu ^dbfrf' Bin. ; and Hl give y on s.uwai.pprril you won't heartVitd- sM • ,,*fl <tHn< h-Mnd .b, w|p*J hvPeyre TRIS DW.ICT0UM TriNIC , TVKPEClALLY realised for th* uaeoftbeJME £ r>Xi e re«fih« r. B,,WMW*><* *»ich repairer, and tbe soldier. Btaituig •midi-Hly cp, arvefr nod tell, sad Aeabiug «-ff bis hat with • quK-k Ifary gremrr. hi* eies flnohrd like lighiniug: afid his lipa quivered .-witli iu dignstioii, as h» mnln-nied th* aaumiahed Tompkins. The laitor w*s afraid of fam and hia wife had given a midden nervous »hrirk when the soldier firwt started V» his fret and flung off his bat, and hsd aun^ trembling and half fiitilingln a ch-tir, fur she recognized him. "Y<hi hidn’t any buvin-sa U» interfere between me and my wife," said TTwmp kins, sulkily, eowrd by the attilnde 6f the soldier. •• Fcur wife F exclaimed th* soldier, with the very coDcentraliun uf contempt expressed in bi* voice, and pointing , at him with an indignant finger. . : “ W h« arc you f uskod Tompkins with an air of rffr-mtery. ul am Harry Jonre, ain$c you ach," replied th- soldier. “ the owner of thia of public opnimn unwl be tau an opportu. Uily to vindicates b*u»asH.4hruws out the IblluwiagUUsetf MT,,, Tbera ia no use m attempting to fi.llow and reply to all threw mulupl-ed charges, ••thick swtlre leavsv «4 Vaiiambnmiai'ff><r —— . cri^-irit-wtorhi ■ Lboiavdle Krnfarhy.wim’l*W>Mwmeh.: Loonfft MrKf&rw—Chpt f?-**!•» Wl* ™>>rs*h.4T mir tri.dJs fh •thUr hw-iMH^ lie* uuve were manufactured Bdt supp-!»« it should be found that the refusal to reiuforae Ly<n earns frmn tire trigheii milnary miUmrity in Werfnngtou, and in * from Eremoat; andihat Cairo- and !<efer,c«>riiplh"n:'r tluKyou aru id.Iigwite W.dk; but yjo- W w ork,w IVt oUwV .srel ebocrXgb** • nod it wil|,|£$mne H habjt .t.hnt will maki-TRU reapeiieO by v nuf 'eihffll/frr and the crnndi-mity.' Mkkw rt yiTur LttiinWiHlW i-promptly reiutwrued as the ium>t own. B-^ind,It MW’WMwMT’ir MMk . ies. Few persona e»q pmipisin..uf.a harder master than'FnmWf1u‘#—y/t h’si' laid thafikundatiim nf greatness-whiN an-’ apprentice. Surceaa depends n<4 itn -theamimnt lauurayim.may hxye., boC- upon the petty, il should be ^>und that thw the tuabuer ip which it is employed. charge Uiat lie puid tortyfive ere is dir Cent -----—» » ' ZSifi plus, when a bladufinith utTered Uadu far PxTXOLXUM—- WRAT M H twenty ana, should prove true, oaly that Ridgeway. «f Baep.n, a uelebnt'ed the latter.waa .a conumnl pin, and the gist and -cholar, lup liecn Cm*. # JUtpAcC:.* former an improved one withawivwi and afwevksin, the TitUavUle Qtl..lfagfan,... ring, that horses could bw hitched to, <fay or aigteLb :Sup|MfSe it.should that the ofi- makicgicicnUficiuvcstigau.ia*. ..liebaa. , concluded Ihattbe vil..-uri|Q|>W««idi.f«m,; tnAriuv-phwty that grewn"TfJouri*lj»ed m; s period of lime Lmg before the purala.-, cumianuiattioa ul each other, and with that have produced our o»al *°4 i that the oil. found iwi Oil Creek may ba eonsidcred the syrup of marine pUntfo ' scattered all over tbu city; a» aggregate and uol coal oil.—S'ljfalfi .Coin. :i *,n Ing V’death <m the baulc fi-.dd —ahe hruke at your fri t. Yon atop in h>»rn»r. , Y«hi every rmlfoad tn the Bute ruoping its right dnwn.and thiaTmnpkiiKi'anionlmig turn awav in disgustm the , sight.' But •nd g><t ln'<« wmk fur tier, u»d hi- laid siill ahr throw* nerffi.-if in your pith,.and SxCKKT StKKL rtax\iWf-LAf».—A’divVhiinadf mil In du find rate. He winie- will nut g.». The hair ana eyebrows have how g<>t mi the blind aide uf all of usand bdlen from the P“->r beggar. Through lie ! hrreutpUti-. tuinpored' ■•! thin sprihg 'Jin 1 whi n he iiflerrd hiinn-ir t«» her, I advised vawnlng airra, that hre festering and alii-l, coufirir'dliet w ven (he eh hi-r tn have him. and I am aurrv I did it. lilnek prntrndr th* chrek lames! Ilie ing cf a cmiimHi drtiierv vert, Wa* eXflesh ia drnun awsv from the glistening 'h'hited to <l< a few day s illrtfr,' by Mr. J teeth f Whatfr»t! Th*y are distorted 3. Smith, an 1^.rf<rti'r iwr'nitjbr iftitf tfire i-hatiie of thi* citf. h Ucomp-HM-d of two fo.ight for hi* cHihtry.* -Thank vim." kindly ret'trnifd the sol­ hands whieh she holds np are evidently । leaves whT.'ft lsy oVer the t'afgwi wherii Hir' dier, “hut Sf m. Tbiimpkiiia ia a dIntent — dr..pp|ft|f «tfv. rethf. diteicre grows upon vort ht.'hutLmed So:WtK'Covbr the entire a nori of pld.aapiuinlauoe. The Gel i«. I them. Nearer rile m6ree'those ahrir. eh,..,, tt'rng r..rM^ ,,r iNn .priM to rtSFdisir and lcn>"-t’rd. an I saw that he ■------------orrsrev. ^jBeH^ksrxora. , . fur the sickle. and mi the green potetoe field with riirioue eyrs; a.. at leant thought Mr. Towne, who walked leisurely Iw-hind hint,goiug from reaping Im supper. The kn->w her firm fin husband, ami I turd to kn-iw will call there.* H. ir.«UKi.no". •1. B-»t.r<.ua jh...g..utk DSEBAff, 1FCD34 (DASH cook. roLwnrn Md.; immhRNH'.MtRWRn.'W w »».rJ».w sKpAa.-A*wM4rGd. «|t PATENT MEDICINES ROBERTS A STRIKER- lOCirtT TBKASCBrt Jy- bouse and this land, which you-will leave “quarter*.'' ■ • W wild. these prove the this very hour I A» l-w Molly," mdum ing his lone mi he tnrnrd to the woman nos eobbing hysterically, ‘ she ahull cfaxeu. twtwr.’n «<." generally, ovurluukdd, Mr. Dvltax s»y»: “0 Harry I" ribbed sbu, while Tump ' |M-iider«. veal or coal. The ragged auldiar kina atteal dumb wilbastuuiahioeQl, ‘(take course the Ii1uabit« browy .instantly sug- . flopped under 'be abude of a gnat rnigar geaUd msttim my. “What fate of irrWluapir, and Mr Towne, overtaking hmi. With one step h« was at her sids.bofde« »<udd it bring 11- faoulred the m*n atoptied also. PENA PENCILS. IXKR. PAPER, EN­ ing her m bin arms. “Whrt did tmuj of Qp rrem funds And wUrtoet dooumente. eight gr|iil» in E»a>pa, al theWj rum-. *• Home from the warel ” hr aakrd. VELOPES. CANM, Ac, Ac. mean treating thia poor child ao f Did “ 11) p/Mpcrly i*vret*.l." liaprd |he. fair -: ••Juat mil./ the Briliuh clmobei I" re- you think because »bw had no earthly pro might puraham 100,000 ntfaaauduoechar«fair—it will duuhU the original Steck lector that there waanut aGed In heAwdn MOST FOPV^AJ# hundred rifted cautuxi rt peace .pricea-AAWJ two y eajai ■ Hr rejoiuod -iiddenl' ^L*UJk., I. m . Wnm-.n te did blly, with Xb* uraagrs tueaus No man who h creel to a Woman m a, Tie 1 Mt hia Command, riSm&r *H,t-r M-dever lirave, nod Tnmpkma slunk awny. ten *•;■»>▼ IHUd. U>J I,l>n» «■•#, W like a h-atre spaniel. P The next day had n«A passed away !>*wlMWhtrafaf all long to'4 comrade of ymira as I suppose; fore evm-ybody knew that Harry Jiaitta Whiit »n«liswa»« hia iinnie was Jom a. but lie wa» shot at had come home alive and well to at opnngfield. the mjan, UrilUant strqku ..„ Bunker Hdlpiiid hi* widow married again. rescue his much-enduriug,. patient wife of lb* war qp.fa tbaa timife 3. Dial biH >.ld'ers, wb<\ if . they, bad from n worse constraint than that of a believed-, tba .charg^i agaiusi'him iuuhL British priwui; hut what they all said, have desjflaed .fiiiu, had withustasUccotili _____ — . — "l-MkjU and what Harry nnM; and what M-dty . Whipivo CtTTCT«*?*pgrWnoWffi< wal'I. and Molly felt. I in fist'(eave'to you deuce m fam to the last. AlW he Uli hi*' army farther south dlvr Imv- mmirlhing to rat 1" nry i« V-ld ofTfce'Rev^tW^Morae : At to Imagine, for b*re’ the Jegred ends.—’ • hi Novcmbfr^jhap any ytber Student <tnd Srfirmhnale ' army of tlm^nji^; '. rill be paid lo COMPOUNDtt. the >ndk «4>wa ^-RfaheT'’ PRJWCWKriON.Sia*! any. &-'tyu it waKimadpd in the righ> -4*1’ Tk’.'I'rfft.SO Ji’S. »Sm I. rrvtiuu .tiuUihwaril—(ual .to whip .and gnawol a Imhw. fti.e and his chief opponent w.i« a young I’rw’k «n.j. I»43S,| i.F1>'LJn .nihfet*. win** ren»ww»W'<b* AraMtJ Th-- )rp.»r« of th-» Ei<l are ,0»^i m »st loutlwme ••bi«,'tH that n,ui-t the travalh-ni remfii^yfd, and lta.-u.,U>,,iuari;h M/w^us ROBERTS A STRIKER. . 7 * ' . o are ate* bail « hard Iimr of eye. IJere isa di-ncripiiou uf one. givi-!i Memphis. r«W..llvn d-.ta-h. j..lk-.r rjkHTpAuin HarrtXM MakCB 6. lt#L 6.1 nat Ka ii fl Missouri, hm s>> lately in a letter fnmuJeruaabmi. by n cutira tinuist puniahinrcit fr»»m n<»: knowwj’he — . ■ m won* bark poudrnt of the ifuminq Star: ruvagtid ,by, rebel rising*, ,t>ion» tiapgM- IhHI inSh- HrfC : JWwy.“ dMU.-Aw* thap. Wcgicru'Virginia or ^-iitucky A'id. Sudden) v there Marla up a human being <mlv_time my father whipped m<-. AMEW'ri CUTJEXJ’J* TXnnHEKBT Ind fookln? Extracts, DAX1EL RTRIKKR. □usir fttM.M-r r^.»-«««« ............ «; if. __ you here.” Hou. ScBtjTbK* Colfax,!!! tbo c-urre Before the snldier could reply, footstep#' of s tetupwrale article upon the removal want heard tm the d-H.r atone at the back o^Giiir; PxtMdiMfdHidMAhigarttpenBion Il«c>si ImI night JUST RfXI.IVED \<TBOt.ESALE and retail dealer la Oroeerie* T< aeA PietiMinte. iAwk. Lard. llntttr, and - •.(«*** hurry . .yuu,,.bJk cur*—«M» j">—*• b-p*. "fay a ca<a*General) enemped* Srir ’ Wks*W’uti j” mihilv, “I am sorry id a-.me * .me bread and . timed by I be mptH -nd ..by Jbmr p»rente. nimWra I.Wrtfcti. ’’ '-"A «ouldn’ you let me spread i.iitiw, and'eut some at’lces of meal l»» Ithey jea»u learn t«> curae Utemrel rye. take away with y<ai 1 My buAbwud will use abusive language lu you tC be finds Roberts & Striker, ROBERTS Ar STRIKER, - r..1*™- »■ u. uombesa 1.100-wn. . Mrs a Bteck. Jfcate itr^el JJMti g«. Mich. D%“Rtai ^Lk?d* * — -i—■ I can’t a»k him t*»llaks!tb*ni« »?"> fa-h" fund. Oh dr*r. h->w 4>w be bl >«.l STORE!!! Orerertn. WmhIcu ware, and a general a>. rertaen^af Proyiiioni. Alin Snlarr PoMlc. —- Bo' I baftfUr think 1 eon. Qn High Prices, at the .ULtk*A okocrxiix, o~»». wld>U«,'M4a« Ik T»mpM"' •< '•k' n,m. »»«iai>ck k..» b~»." 8k. .«>l .o<«v.r-,<k. Ufaa-uJ „d In.., Uw «m*.» I h ikr...i£j k».|W .p).r-«b th. A-ynh, >», .1,.. ^d.rr«.v. .H.Uk«..<k-r.^1 Th., "J* O.u,.., ...U.Ml . Jb,b.i. r-k.iw .hHh4.ikw.dfck«• ■«*« w mo WAR! ROBIN'ON, cimw Mr.. Tuu.,*!*. idwri. , -onciior 11 i;i rmu WtsSK&Ffef, •tes.'iW’ .ffrmwS CHU.^tS-' mluiasesMllH '*J. JU — , . <»•«.__ t_ ■ JW 1 _ I that v>mld twt be. f <r the 'Friends’do *<>» *<Jr'n»uml ibejp? _ Their thatch el i uh<ji i^tiiy mu: • JJ iwniMl ami uuum mi l Ob. i*U tell yio'of a'HMbVJ ” Vf«Altow;l Lo.wwn, . Wbu >» naltbrr white nor yrllow. But i» rftogether green. ’ NO. Mo ’ a« iB,Jt£te PretiSis. .iKrfaMJsbed *».»♦*> Jt. t. wftlrhrr white and Mtn- eheukrd apron. Mnd reC wlft *fa«5ty ahont (fonrMlng ft>- w-IW.hr 0 B BAMJIEB A CO-.**-UP** frr^msnte f <t,fhe p-.r man, whn hsd ■> tl roan liimself Into the riraraat cbiir, teMexsciteiire'siai f<»H»*H*riWttk Um aid W «h fa« head leaning ■« his hrwaeL i-i ■afrsmr^of Daswatfv*- —j*<wir•*»‘mrd to*» fired even.lu.remove hie hat X.i.-c uSmmv i ! to hwe yon en. a»irf I wwild C.K i.n>tlihu, " »h.i saki in .*Iv three lb*. and .»J n. half K.ir ,pl.i^ .nA wKjtfer gtllng only p..n.k It n.n’ W»..fc nlth 1 Han nw hj wi pounds, it ram be wofa with nflhvr or Soldier dofitip th* most nhfive' rx-rc!ni-. It Is Mining in prop<>rii<in toits weight, suit din resist the thrust nf a !v lovely or-awful. v<mi l»end d-wa to. 1bai oti-t Or sword, '2. nnft h Will r.-pel r_‘. '?_>* rhe brer her. There is a IxvanP raL. 'mllete <>f muskrta and pi»u>ts <l rtngre fling in the throat, and lhw .leper .vpuu>-. WMdi w,|Utd ''itfarwim prove Gul l>> lift rohum aearrely U» be HndarshMid.. "H.»-. We'iuiw k AvrtktafWIy resirf'ffw- power wajil, \llah. R-ichsmh.” "Travrlfar, iu fill thrn'at fnonfn btur-y nt*efpointed pilre. the name >/g«d. m<mey.n s . h answers et.nrv purpose t>f M tight steel By Iwr ia a he.mjiful llttfa girl. U’hat .cniiriu..—Sdenlijte Xmreicbs. riled nrmn and l.-g^ drawing thdr rag* shout Wwm, toxi sailing at your horror, with a ghastly, eii-kenintt rfrtlh-. 4Sk- has ah-. Whir her ftmh so <eifr and- white. t«» do wi^ that buiroH" Ivriita l ,:Ho« deep nrc those hl v*-k eye* ! Her gentle Voire ia fulr music. M a Urk al aunriar Her long hair fall' with UteAddw. hl- her Mrp that fill*you with Bdndratiim. W..u!d vou know who aba i»l /p»tch»41 ia a leper. In a few yekfc.s^n^ now to Swtsaivo CiikAr'-^i"WhAtdire» ^"4. naV'yAff far swciirtilg-T ’ »a*d it ■griftIr'miiff' ’ >«/«wh>' wfamrdie hen/d hllds pWifAh/larfc-' '•m th- reply. “Well, you Work clie.sp, 4> hr a*id- the rhysi ter of n gentlrmiin, ■tiifwfliir no WlhHi p-dn' rm vorfr 'frTAds .nd.ll •<?* "> •'•<*•••*) •<<h,n,l Yw 7««jl» *•' npW sm*« ffmcrntriitlfitr Hwp'iwrr* ”ri < *faf Mi; hy diaperdiw in- hardea! rork<t I he hasty tnrren^hWR.'-'1 ,*><W W4. a wi ;i-xnr, They telfa'Morv about a Y-inVrs taY * , A. PRBCtflgMT.-rShiRild Englanil pro­ leal against the uverhauUrtg <»l the atenm.’ lor dunning a man fi»r the amount oF'blS er Trn.it, having mi Vttd th- Bebel Plan- hiw Ue. ewra repiard-ll.wmf -wry, it may t* prrtincn to . ipmenliarli-r, _______ _ ________________ ____t*.' j? mind |ier rtf Mm- guile recent precedeiita in fan-own htatnrt.- Here is <«e • Wfiew* a niiinlhaT wirnld He'vcfT sorfjy—tfat-lf Thmua-i M.-agher faotpod frmtf .t <ou are sorrier than I afa.d’H quit" i * [>emd coiikoy, hb d.rtghi refii«. If 'our ’ ■.Jt rai •vi’li H— •!) “W - be jnatliha her mother, wh'i jnal .now thing, tn he bum- to e*h.a'( and* hi. pcMfhfe- hm*. f Thm al the heart of thai ruieUCT; telling tbu^nftb.’’d Widl.’V nrortel the doctor, lit cured yon of it, didn't Boihintr would Sftve.Mm*hi b*fng Up­ ped. "His re (< wlfhr HrflsrtftHM nV fnl. OrfV jfierrniirewt did tint orervider >, MW> I airfT drrfil Jdu'i iiffi.1 i U— .1 »ri H �ontitlrt HlrBti**a Ceatral BaiteertL tbs ennstilu' Tbe ennven- Hew Advertisements. DARLING’S tar Another rlcwv>f tbe case is, the great passing Gen. McLellan by regiments. that and Accomac county. Slidell just such treatment as is shown to Federal prisoners in the enemies coontry. It is likewise, a matter of no small im- > eminent conspirators against the govern­ ment. independent of tbe above consider­ ations. These men stand next to Davis and Wigfiill, and if they receive their just Th* TrihuM't despatch, Washington 20th, says. "The soldiers nt Beaufort and tbe slaves on the island will soon be considered article, from which we taka picking the ungalhered cotton, tbe former tbe following: under an order from the government, the ''Other things being equal, the claims of latter under tbe impulse at wages directed locality, we believe, should prevail in the to be paid them by Gen. Sherman. It is appointment or selection of.men to public also probable that tbe cultivation of the office, and in tbe canvas for the vacant Sea Islands for the next cotton crop, will Senatorship, we insist that tbe voice of be contracted for by some responsible Western Michigan shall not be disregar­ Yankee, who will be required to employ ded. Almost a decade of years ha* pan­ the slaves abandoned by their matters upon the several plantations. Under the foregoing head, the Kalama­ deserts, tbe South will never again be evrased with their presence. the date of State organisation, it has Of Mason and Slidell, personally, the been thus represented but two full terms Chicago Th'hvne says: “It would be and a very small fraction of another.— difficult to name two persons more odi­ Csss, MeLelland, Norvell, Porter, Wood­ ous to loyal citizens. Both are steeped in bridge and Chandler, have abundantly treason to their lipa. Neither of them answered tbe claims of Delroi^and ought ha* drawn a patriotic breath since they to silence its further demands. Wash­ entered public life. Mason is an igno­ tenaw county has furnisoed Gov. Felch, rant and pompous aristocrat,who believes and Livingston county Gov. Bingham, in the right of every F. F. V. to wallop while W estern Michigan has been recog hrs own nigger. Beyond this he knows nixed only in the election of Hon. Chas. nothing, and thinks there is nothing to bo E. Stuart, and by tbe appointment of known. He is probably the most inso­ Fitzgerald of Niles to fill a short term, lent man who ever held a teat in the Sen­ vacant by the resignation of Gen. Cass. ate, not excepting Buller of South Cbrn- This section of the State may then, fairly lina. His last speech In that birdy was ask that the next Senator shall be taken a declaration that be considered himself from some one of its counties. We do just a* wood a traitor as W igfall, and just as much entitled to expulsion aa that vng. should prefer suoh a claim, unless it ean abond. But with all his insolence, his present a man every way fitted for the vanity, bis malice and his treason it must Est it seeks to fill. Happily, Western he said that Mason was always sincere. ichigan is not without a number of men Be spoke and acted from profound con­ eminent in political life, and worthy oomviction*, and his convictions w«re based Cers of the distinguished Senators who upon opaqueness of intellect, aggravated re reflected honor upon the State.— by a want of early training. Not so Slidell. Bora and bred in New York, be opinion with a gratifying unanimity, In has adopted clave driving principles as this section of tbe State, pointing to our •h avenue of weallh,and tee secession dog- follow citizen. Hkxkxiah G. Wilu, as Tn a as an avenwe to power. He is the the right man to represent us m the Sen­ ate of the United States. He ha* resided tn our midst for nearly Jesuit. He iaprobably the most dan- thirty years—is intimately acquainted with the condit ion and wants of the State from the first organization of the State But Commodore Government—has been an active partic inant io its public affairs from tbe tide of the formation of the first Const!totion, in hatebed.” the Convention for framing which be was one of the moat distinguished members. MEWS ITEMS. He is known personally to nearly all the early saltiers of the western bait of tbe State, and also to a large portion of the don’t like to talk about it. rSF“Tbe N. Y. THfiuwe’s Washington correspondent broaches a novel idea in hie proposition to annthialatc the old State of Virginia by having Congress di­ vide her territory between Delaware, Maryland, and tbe sew State of Sana- foreign ministers in Washington have rotrnnktri themselves In any way on the MaaonSKddl question. The feefing seems to be that no trouble is to be apprehended on ibis score. [y Tbe rumor is confirmed that Gen. Sooth Carolina. Funro again commands the rebel forces opposed lo General Ros Of* It is officially reported that Govceaa of forming, not leas than 600,000 cons Wied to discover any rebel forces. Thejr are undoubtedly retiring from the rive to expelling from the camps aH All cordially invited to attend. f Prtae Frtiry. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR Produced by HnkMX*l TitaNKsarriNU Sxmmos.—Rev. J. N. Dattox, will preach a Thanksgiving ser­ mon at the Presbyterian Church, to-mor­ row. FAMILY MEDICINE, Services will commence at eleven o'clock, A. M. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS Gama—Our hunters are improving the fine opportunity presented by the light fall of snow to hunt what few doer still They are quite s ■ superior latte s»d dinrwRc; uro of lew of appetite. Xstalescr. .roe, irrexularitiM, pwa is the awte debility^ READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Thz Wkatiiib.—We record what eve­ the weather took a sudden tack, «»n Friday LIVER dtraurt it I* Uirooah the DARLING'S REGULATOR agsney LIFE BITTERS night, and Saturday was as furious a day a* winter often produoas. Snow fell to the depth of several inches on Saturday and during Sunday night We noticed several sleighs in our street* on Monday DARLING'S LIVER RKGULA TOR morning, but they must have keen more an article of show than of comfort or utility. Mild winter «tin continues. Mxmxo or ths Lioxslatcra—Il is understood tha^the Legislature of this State will be convened on the 2d day of DARUXCS LIVIR REGULATOR. January. The princfoal objects of the session will be to elect a U. 8. Senator, to LIFE BITTERS. lb«m«clTM «ilb rrr«* raped ity like yvstt Is moUt- fill the existing vacancy, and to provide for meeting the direct tax ordered by W ABHIXGTON, Not. 21. v It has been officially ascertained that Congress. the Government has now in the field, in Affairs at Cairo look like business. camp, and in the process of formation, 600,000 volunteers, and the enlistments The steamer Maria Denning arrived there for the regular service are more numerous a few days since with 82 pieces of rifled than heretofore. ordnance, vix: thirteen 68-pounders;eight- Darling's Liver Regulator. een 64-pounders, and tbe balance 32 Now York, Nov. 22. The Tribuuc'tcorrespondeoe*, Wash­ pounders; beside a largo quantity of am­ ington, 21. anys: "The papers in the munition, <2.000 solid shot, 100 shells, DarliM*’* Life Bitters, TO CONSUMPTIVES cause of Gen. Fremont have for some and 400 grape andfeanister for gun-l>oat*. days been in the hands of Maj. Lee, Judge­ She ia to be the receiving ship forthe fleet DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DEBILITY. HEART Three hundred marines arc expected for Advocate of the army, who to day made DBEASE.FFVER A AGUE, rr CQNCTIPAXWN, bis report to Gen. McClellan. Accom­ the new gun-boata. panying the reports were charges substan­ tially the same as those preferred by Col. ^DARLING’S liver regulator Blair. The, St. I^vuls correspondent- of the Chicago TWfome, writes as follows; fit. Louis, Nov. 22 “Gen. Fremont's personal movement* Jud RS Thomas S. Richardson was shot havfbetm very quicL^uring tbe week.— FAMILY MEDICINE. through the window of the courthouse in Memphis, Scotland county, on Monday It wm umlcratroHl he wn* much exercised by tbe unceremonious treatment of bis last, while confined as a prisoner iu tl>e irn diaordcred. hands of Col. Moore oftbe H->me Guards. Paymaster, Major Phinney, though his Moore subsequently offered a reward of a uneasiness is doubly construed ; one rea thousand dollars for tbe apprehension of son being given that he think* Phinney harshly treated, and the other unpleasant consequences to birpself^ Il is under­ Jefferson City, Nov. 22. stood that he is actively preparing a Passengers by the train from the west memorial to be presented to Congress, DAN'L 8. DARLING, report that the rebels burned Warsaw asking for an investigation into his con­ DR. CHAMBERLAIN, 102 Nassau St, New York. night before last, to prevent iu being used duct ns a General. In this document an d«SSy^. as winter quarters for our troops. The effort will be made lo show the alleged intelligence reached Syracuse just before mwti vet ofhi* opponents. "When rogues the train arrived, aud foconsidered relia­ fall out, honest men gel their gains," is a ble. A quantity ol Government stores trite proverb, and it Gen. Frem»nt, tn PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY defending hiineelf, can successfully show was destroyed. ' A train of eighty wagons, with an es­ thatotber men have swindled the Gov­ Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro­ type; Mrlaineutype; Sphereotypo; man of profound judgment and strict in­ cort of two hundred men, left SednllW a ernment, so much for the public good.’ Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographiq tegrity, to as great a degree ns any man few days ago tor Leavenworth. A mes­ Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Pmd:cti<»xs or Gzx. Tatlmr.—An senger reached Sedlia at 12 o’clock last within Its boundaries. Ambrotype; Imperial Am­ That he is a man of thorough education night, announcing that they had been at­ officer of the army vouches for the au­ brotype; Relievo Am­ and extensive research, combined with the tacked near Knob Noathrby (live or six thenticity ofithe following statement *oncerning Gen. Zachary Tav lor. It wm brotype; Double most scute discernment and practical hundred rebels, and the train captured. • Am brotvpe common sense, is not only known to Refugees continue to arrive here in oonimunieated to him bv an officer in lire frienda.'Ap than tj praHinc who have bad a more intimate personal crowds many in a most destitute condi­ staff of Gen. Taylor, he wa* al Fort think it n«< be obtained Jessup, Louisiana, near the Texas line, in acquaintance with him, but in tbe councils tion. ‘I844' commanding tbe “Army of obser­ of the State, on the bench, and in all the Baltimmorx, Nov. 25. vation" assembled there prior to tbe an­ relations he fins sustained to tbe public The Richmond Enquirer states that for the last twenty-five years, have these the Cofedirate Congress has passed a bill nexation ofTcxas. Gen. Tavlor sympa­ thized strongly with that portion of the characteristics shone out conspicuously. for the removal of tbe capital from Rich­ Whig party tGat opposed the annexation Urbane and yet dignified, honorable m mond to Nashville, and that Congress of Tekaa, though ready, like a good sol the highest degree, of correct habits, and . MAYNARDwill soon assemble there. dFer, to fight for it after it was annexed. standing intellectually in tbe first class of He said that, "if the annexation should statesmen—these, together with fate Wes­ lead to an attempt to dissolve the Union, tern locality, with Ito great commsrcial The Memphis Avalanche issues an extra old Kentuck would. In his opinion, go interest* extended along five hundred containing the following iatelligewee re­ with tbe North ; but if, perchance, she miles of water communication upon tbe is an extract from a letceived by telegraph from Nashville : should not. I chall said old Zach.—Lou- Whe Isnm Affaire BeMtiMTeeth! Lakes, are quite sufficient to cause us of “A most reliable gentleman from East ieville Journal. WILLIAM JONES. the West to look with deep solkiuide to Tennessee arrived here this morning, and DENTICT, to now praptred to the action of our Legislature on thia subreports that Cbickamogo Creek, the [AdsertisMsrat.) nd medkine. U Charleston, Dick Creek, and the Upper . DifthRsia axd Caocr.—For thea* We think th* man cannot be found Holston bridges were burned al precise! v formidable and dangerousdisea*es Trask's who is acquainted with Jodae Wrlw, one o’clock on Friday night. Other brid­ VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing remethat will dispute a solitary statement of ge* were fired at the same time. Dsn dy.if used in season. Apply freely to fact here made. Trewhit is at heftne leading tbe inwr the Throat and Chest and cover with a Then bow shall our suggestion be met 1 reetioo. Hon. Josiah Anderson was hot flannel. Thia Ointment has been be­ Shall it be in a spirit of candor and fair­ assassinated at tbe polls on election day. fore the public over 20 years^md its con­ ness to the whole State, or shall the West “A thorough organization exists among stantly increasing demand ha* established be ignored upon some false clamor 1 tbe Unionists in East Tennessee. its reputation a* a superior Unimeqt in We have no disparaging words for any ..Grand prepartions are making to re all.case* where a soothing and relaxing eeive Andy Johnson in Green county, bis remedy ia required, particularly in Rbeu HOME TESTIMONY mature. Neuralgia, Inflamation of the WILLIAM HINMAN. Proprietor « I. «.»dins firn, u... Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal affectioM, 7 Ue JL-W™ TOKS T r — * ‘ , r »> — Sore £ye*, Burna, Pile*, Wounds and XTor ofU»E»1T..;»«.m.™b,r.oflh. Ug refurnuhed in Uie most »uk»tanU.i manner, aod Bruises. islaturc are st home making mvurreetlondisappointed aspirations of any heretofore srv speeches, dec. unaucoeMsfok will n ot be allowed to break ’“Eight thousand Federal* are reportedI -Sold by all drnggists. Price 25 eta. the harmony or disturb th* unanimity of at Red Springs. Mscoo couety. wb*re Tbkoat and Luxes.—At this season they hare burned the town." . BENTON HOUSE, troublesome every family should bavs a safe and certain remedy on hand. Ran• sum’s Hive Syrup Tdti is the very thing. ■ It is not only pleasant for children to taka, ■ but in a certain cure for Croup, W hoop1 ing Omigh. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs I art all afltalteov of the Throat and Lnngc ' | Sold by^all Druggists. Pffoe 25 tf*, । Arrucsrtow rox Pnaar w ou Soots.• Jortly demanded art at treaiiag CUrl» Wednesday evening, the 27th insl. who are disposed to sustain the cause of religion in our midst, by material nld.nre rybody, hereabouts, already knows, that "Private but trustworthy advices from Europe in.(relation to Mexican affairs, have been received. Spain and tbe Span­ ish party in Mexico hay* resolved to put a king upon that country al the point of the bayonet. Of the three princes, Monte is the favorite. Whether England and France have fully acceded to this is doubtful. . . SPECIAL JOTICES- Doulioa Vittu The friends of Rev. A. FI. Gaston will meet at his house for a donation visit, remain in our forests. zoo TcUyrtph has a very candid and well shrink from meteing out to Mason and I.lfrE OTTERS. successful, some eight or teiT having been brought in since the snow fell. Naw Yoax. Nov. 21. of our prisoners in tbs bands of the rebels. s -------- LIVER REGULATOR UK nd. w. brioflj mUMd OH Kp Nash Taylee Proviriooal Governor; tbe the body guard will be increased to a battal­ TWrit with tbe statutes and laws contained in ion and muilared into the State service the revised code of 1856; tbe fourth re pudiales the ordinance of secession passed at Raleigh on the20tbof May, together ghttHy ing MhtevaaeMa ofthe prtast s poeesalon of Aecomec and Northampton with all bther acta then adopted; the fifth direots lb* Provisional Governor to Il is wot easy to over estimate itain] counties, Virgiakorder s special election for members of Congress, the 6th gives to the Governor th. slaves are giving the rebels In Missouri muefa trouble by running authority to make temporary appoHments to official vaeancies. Tbe convention then away, and It is staled that General IIun­ adjourned, subject to the cal! of tbe Presi­ dent. " 'themit Ivos, as to the result of tbelr mis­ ' "Gov. Taylor Ims issued his procaitna sion, and it acoomplinbea, al one atroke. them In bh egrwp. tlon for an election in the second Con­ I3P* The New york papers contain an gressional district, which will be held on months to accomplish. account of the great review of 60.000 Wednesday the 27th ’mat And then, again, the dispntclies found troops by the President and Gen. McClel­ Bzltimork, Nov. 21, lan and staff. The review began at noon Dispatehee just received from tbe east­ the key to all the hopes and expectations with tbe arriraFof MeLMlan and staff on ern shore ol Virgnin, brings the gratifying of the rebels relative to the interference the field, and the circuit around tbe line intelligence that the secessrinniste of of foreign governments, and whst they of troops lasted over an hour. The Northampton county, numbering 1,800. expect to accomplish by diplomacy. troops occupied three hours and a half have laid down their arms, and the Fed- The Shaving Saloon! pAVT>8 KHWT. £ X �ATTACHMENT notice. «tick. STATE of Michigan, • LOW PRICES Other poroitak inter . I*4 '1 I. (b. pn.0^. “ •«*>* d..raster • •« M Md Joun vacating ao^^h of 2 U bits -apAta^X . .7^. But U T>* ’ ’ AdmiatairatorVs Hale^ IS OUR Al a Maaioa «rf Use Probate Court tor tb„ ly of Barry, hidden at the P robeto Office. io th. “d P','l,on- Camwrs and olbsr Tumors, Jaundice, sed Urar Complaint. Semina! Weakoesa. pit, au. «»»*£■» or tu Vauraav a» Sexual Oaoiws, from vtetevsr cause or of whatever nstare. Our object will be to give Joy to the afflicted by effecting to INSOF TRADE; Come and See !! vvtilod fitthiil.*" J-h“ ■* to only Mceasery to make tbe trial. Tt KMtriaaf a very superior quality, brio 900-third stronger than otter wines; t andlavijnrntiBg the whole system from l« tbe feet. As these Bitth-s are loaieai ativeia thrir character, m they strvngf WFBTILL. rrei>.ut\rart hrUrt»»(, <.r a.,., i *Jt „ hlabn, bu^r “J’ 1’r"b-,e F.atato of Almira F.verta. tof GRANT & SPAULDING Pareba^: ABNRB C. BRUKN. Will not only Care, bnt Frevent Dtreaee and to thia respect are doubly valuable to (£ person who may Me them. For INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, ' i— 1WE IIVAE JUST RECEIVED . ----. . io uie 'mage si Hastings, and show cause, if aBV there be. wbv the prayer of the pcUlioacrabouid Ml be granted. And it to further ordered that said Petitioner gin noUoe to the Person. interested in said -***•^1 of the pendancy oi said petition and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of tbto •urder to toe published to the ••Repubiiian Ban­ ner a newspaper. printed and circulating to said etMtitiv nf RapK __ :____—L. to furnishing medicines to the poor. In all eaaoe medlcinea ran bo sent by mail or esprena if de­ sired. Se»d far one or more of our works sx>d Judge for younelvca. . Alee published si tbe InArmary, to aid these Dr. Deds’ Celehgrted Wine Bitted mix 1 °>THE r*l«lLT PHYSICIAN, tor tbe ^d ndThfira.. and for reraou. W a weak eoaatitulioo—for Ministers of tbe Gospel, Lawyers and al) public speakers—for Book-Zrepera. Tailors. Seam.trease*. Artiste, and all per~ tiafw ■* “f7 f” Containing simple remedies easily obtained for the Cure «f Ducase ia aH ite focma. with full ex­ planations of the oaMoa, symptoeaa, diol, bathing andaxeretoe. PrtoeM eeato. THE EADIE’S MEDICAL FRIEND, Aa a beverage, they are wholeMimr, innocent aad delictotfa. to tbe iante. ' They produce tbe exhilarating effects of brandy-er-vom without intoxicating; and are a valuable remedy for per­ sons addicted To the ns of > exrrmne. eteuag drink, and who wiah to Mraip from ill Thet Aad the Phyaiology «f Marriage. of all oomplaints peculiar to tbe sax, on marriage, iis duties, abortion and its reealta. on children, their ilia, and on the prev.uttoc of conception, with Invaluable Instructions to them co aubjecte of a private nature. Price 23 eeato. Tie GralltHru MMkli (•■stslvi, COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. All person* haring claims against the E^U^f Oli^r K. E^ru, deevsard. are hereby oetifled and requested to iwreeat the same frr examination and adjustment tu the undi'tsigoed Cummisiiimers.diily appointed 1 ir the Pnibale Court for tbe county of Barer, wtio will meet fur such purpose, at the office of Cirri-, in the vifla-e of Hastings in aaid -county, rm the ffrat Mondays uf JsUusrr, Febru­ ary, and March, and mi tbe IKth dsv of Mar next, ■ t tbe hour of ten n'elock, A. M., on the respect Weak Lange, ledigeotion. Dyspepsia, Diseases of the nereou System. Fsraljsia, Piles, sud- Teo all eases requiring ■ Tonic ■ :■ • >- And Private Adviser. A book for the old and voum. ymbraolng tbe Pathology. Prevention and curd of all diseaseaef Unnary and tiexaai Organa, axe a vrnrus vatcu of advtaa aad counsel, such aa to bo fraud in M MBS. WINSLOW, An experienced Xurae and Female lliysic; presents to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING SIRUP, /*For Cldldrr. TeeU,la(. THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Plantation and Shope. man in the land should bo without them, ■> those who mm am them wiH not fail to keep a supply. DR- J. BOYEE DODS’ Imperial Wine Bitten Are prepared by aa eminent andakiUful plysician who baa Mad them samaaatolly in bl. practice GROCERIES family should Ge without them. They are illutrated with beautiful engravings, and OMlaia the condensed experience ef years. Abuts sums, for tbe above works, who can ma.e 1150 a month Rend fora circular for a«MtaTo tbe young of both eexaa naff.ring from Re. cret Hahite; pruetrabon of mind; Ines of powernervoua debdity. tone of aigbt, wakafbUaeto, tore of solitude, eruptions on the face, Ac., Ac. Saxe sxyoaa rr is roo lavs; before you suffer toearabte damage, to both body end mind. HARD-WARE Griping in the Bosnia nnd Wind Cholic, ■nd overnotnc convulsions, which, ifnot speedily remedied, end in death.- We believe it the best •nd suirat rrtiiedv in the world, in nil Oa»e» o pvarnlari and Dfarrbwaln children, whether it ■rises from teclbtog. or any other causa. We chancery order would sav lo every mother who has ■ child suf­ fering from any of tbe foregoing dfoeusew. do not ITATE <»F MICHIGAN. Eighth Judicial Cirlet rear prejudices, or tbe prejudice of others, stand between v<>i> and your suffering child and the relief that will be rwre-'rea, abaci u tel. snreto follow tbe M of this medicine, if linteiy used. Full direction* tor using will accompany each bot tie None genuine nnlraa the fae simile of CURTIS * CALKINS. New York, to on the out aide » rapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the . Sal*w^n£,bK Ayer’s Cheny Pectoral, larva, vbere there decaying timber, --------------------- ia to created, ihoo be used every tccruii'g before DR. J. BOVEE DOD8* . T'irpT.'R~iivT. roi w'rri’iraa Are composed of a pare and unsdaIterated wine, combined with Batberry. Bototnon'a Seal. ComFrer, Wild Cherry Tree Bark. Spikenard. Ubsmetail* Flowers, and Gentian. - They are manufscumsd by Dr.T)oda himaeti; -bo is an expcncnced aad sMoeasful Pbyaician, and beam should Bst be elaaeed among tbe quack nostrums which good the country, ana •gains’, which ibo Medical r^v- to whbm a numerous offspring only brings Buffer­ ing and poverty. To such „e would sav write, and we will send yon information of a sure, srelitestod, and asver-failtng Parvemva. . W» wiu. axil rasa, to ny om applying far It, THZ JOURNAL OF WKDICAL REFORM. eautifu I PH thoreoghly tested by all demes of the community for almost every variety <d disease Incident to the human syntem,, that they are now deemed indis- ajul1Wash DRY GOODS! TONIC, MLD1CIXE AXD BEVERAGK PURCtlASE ONE BOTTLE •• J0HN8 A CR08LEY, BOLZ HAHUFACTUUCB8OFTHBIMPBOTED reason of hit GUTTAPEBCHA 53TOI.D FRIENDS inliiusl it to oe»aaKi> that tbe said defend- On tbe various MMirai Humbuga. IKT THE XiaHT PLAOX. Herrick’s btsgar Contetl __ 'toT.-.-Oto It Caste fcwt Lfnle I Partly tbn Blowd p Give Tone to tbe Atom neb 1 Re ■ ovato the« j stran nnd Frolotifc Life » price • I per tomtllc, 6 botliesfor •» CEIEJT BOOFING, On Diet, Bxercfoeahad Ablutnm. How the Physician should be. How to Prerent Pregnaaev. Pilta. The best Family CAI THART1C tu tbe world. Stacks of GROCERY, SALOON, luheTin “e“^RepuwSo Banner.' a newspaper Luhltehedin tto^vRtomr of HaettogSja theoitaly Full dir.ct.uns ■ceomps"\v“w?tXed superior to anv Pill before the public. Clothing AND HASTINGS ■ FAMILY “no heat is required.” 4mpB|,tog neey fcr a term of yean, to now prepared to ttet tTnod. Who to 5- York tn f^Xdvtoed me to tot J^rjrt'to lAvtogfrf ’•Lb h>w Tort On ^2*.^ !,2ddl other trraUucnt.snd adtniniMered your PTTone Uh niKht-.. Tb. The eubecciber is now prepared to sell TANNERY! toJ’J'wSto toto to tofcretyw irfthi y’XTw C-UdjabgjajjU-gbter. Eor three years she bm BOARDING-HOUSE. OOB GOODS Furnish Leather, at the Usual RaM White and yellow OAK BARK Uttoea ta Unusually Low ! All Leather Warvutod gMdor m pay. Bmmt Klbmc Shrnm CnstoM WoA ketoi short aouoa, if desired. AB kiwdaof Leather oM Keota and Bbom L in nrj, /or *> •lljra of U. Wbm Km1> at All Boar. I Or Coll twehir tairri • ' -• • TEA Oil COFFEE CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE BARnmn. ’ u ^r JWbcpU OfU.^4 n XILLIMI SHEET, ( Comer of Liberty Street,) NEW YORK. > Imf Aa»» exchange fox goods— pay ouly. art fw aa lamatoamoQtagMs And keep BOOTS AND BBOKB FOR BALK, We take l»rw «K/«r GROCERIES As tow aa the lowest, For Cath or ready jobjtb a cbomlkt. Wamtxd !—Txamb Alan, Ise Cream and temonsde. Boird »m be r«ri.iU»d tj a. d,j or by l be week. Cant I ! . Wheat. Corn, Onto, Butter, Lard, Pork, and finaMy olmtM everything yog han to well. • _• ::, *■ *** ' "Br Hr i-dBmBWL “ £ -rdb’. GSSEss’wj’Sis*** rLUIORUl �PILLS BLOOD ta'.A.JE tank'd, red rrar M Son- cure . SKbSQ. Supra M U 3TLT*5S7{^ NervousHeadache BCMNKirtU aESMIBSlI of th* uLmoet importance (hate ttriM atteatlea to th- least aud moot Inflreg bodily aHmeat should be bad; for diaoeaee of the body mrertably affect tbs miud. Tbe subscribers sew esiy aak* d wra KtaMM uXXwteenraluro- siriu, introduced bte Blood Porifler esd Blood Pills in the United Htaiee. bo set forQ la ptata .you* M^UTte taSfe}lrj8h^m*1sdiag them ben FALL AND WINTER alneobevntefowewla^AuLrwds. Enlightened raet< ioobly auro” before t'liev >m tedom Bail is raasvisg the JCaoa* nd &o£mL to which females ats *> aubpet. n Tbsyrt Btely spaa tbs bowelo-rsoorisg _ honesty ef thia ctaaa, or wboebooee to investigate for lheeiaeivm. are now ofsneavtod on this impor tui subject Tira er idelice fa the MteseaMi of T>r. Hoback, which is at all times aeoeaoibte to the public, eatablnbea the following o.wi w wilt W ‘A The LARGEST W ftSf BEST Assortments of isgths natural eiaetleity ui atrvagth cf the wbsfe Thai -the BIXMFD HNUF1KR sad BLOOL PILLS bar, been proved by analysis to CKPHAUC PILLS am the result of Tbag iuTcwligauoo ud oarefully cooducted exper CONTAIN MO MIX KU AL. Thai they «»r* the sbuoei unlvwwd complaint. DRY GOODS BEWARE OF CVUNTERMUT8! Tbe grantee her* Br« aignatorot cf Henry C by Drugg.au and al! other Dealer* m Med of*b^oI ",n b« MDt *7 ■uuI PT«l*id on receipt PRICE 25 CENTS. •*<* i : Fite* Dn ftat-tn* foe Urn eery owtaU tratel Ttog few. to a., pr» CEPHALIC PILLS, pruUto.'XTIrej wibarSsweee>|for. llralr nsu- HEADACHE Ever shows in this DR. J. BOYEE DODS’ Imperial Wine Bitten f f from ail wbohae* Ml need -hem. Wo oholtasgo rbole system (rom ll. M? — -J. >- v- _ druderatem tn the medtel Bltlir* are took and alterburougbly aklLed re ara-J.ud t, aa they alnagibea as* I who Earp auiicred tell, de latem and give a tow medical aklb ur kunwledg.. .. ..------- .. ——— _,J. „ ——, by oqualisrer «M_r pans, re to tbe the c-rtwleltan. removing obstructions, and pre itowiiich ductagaipriie.al naraih^ They are alao^exoeltort’^rR' Sinton diapepiL l<- of spp^la. fainted V «d brncr tb^ .y.le. Zfa ;oea __ I.Irritability Tifoi-;;:., , Miiralgw. ftlp.ution of the awtarot to imraltode and ----------nerr he.rt,Bi«.Mh»h. Uip.obX.dna. utgUt .sente, • -‘tboot them, aa they rev roiling tn their settos. -------------- Ud------ -a AM «K..todta. -.1. THESE BITTIRS feoHullriaial untea attended to la time, called tip Jteafe HMlsrs. uad/rrrtfwfetew.. Alao liver de- , . Cars*. bat Prevent Daoeasa,. rugenietilaur torpidity.ai.d Jiier complaints, die i and iu thia rvepoet ars doubly raluable Uf tbe esaw ef tbe kidney., acaldmg or Ineuelinence «f perouu who may use them. For INCIPIENT CONSUMlTlON, They aro ent'rety vege«able tn their eomposition, ud may be taken at all times with perfect safety without making any (henge of diet, sadtfo wAerao 2- SPALDING’S an. Su Cbrmicelli m>d ataMfnlly cnmtnnrd aa to be Ura ureal powvrfal inert, etf.l ret so perfectly ■rt.pi-I .. a, .. jwrfe.-racn.r.fonevWi'* Mafao-s y’Mrero.oodArareroUAelA* mrafota sfomard. and too* op tb« dwrvat.ee .irone. «»d allay HI rerews aud «4bvr imtatfon. It t* also perteelly estritam ting in its effects, eodyrt it ia never faihawrd by lansiluile or d-preeanra ul .pinta, hi. cumporod etuir.lv of -aretablewknd ihnae thoroughly cum­ S^TSL’L5?-f~5 Market, which wa last It C>4 sal r-wou, ytatel M sura. SMtANM MALteALte. A»setarewf«te*riW dfapead. Dyaewterr, DUrrk-a, Bates, Worm*. ■re prepared tu x-U al a small advaaca from WEEDY ANDSUR® CURE oees’aud deapoodency. rscnperw'e with great repid ty under their ini iguratieg vpstathra. That usVcvN all acxoal dieabllitie*. arc roruvr.d bl their ,m»r bu7 dial and gwrity sluaulitfag prsperth *. That they the detalitr following cl.ill. ac-d fever, but pro­ recruit rente All attack, arising from mioMuatic influences SHATTERED COXHTITUTIONS. ud cures ibe diaea*e al ones, it alraody a-tacked however they may have beru trifled with ud AnJ a- u » U directly slid persistently uu the Lilsburod ; l&st their dirocl teudrncy ia to lengthen ary eyalrin. anmauig the dur tu acliuu.promoting llfc. and rsndev it enjoyable. That, uperaiing di- ia'fnci. all ths akcrotiiw.. and aecrotaeua ol ine.ya rwetiy upon tbe pwiowa y Jiaraw ia tfo Araos, they tern, it will infallibly prevent any deleter raws cue .rqurt e. Mluwiiiit u;a.n change «rt dm.itr slid t AVNE ROOM TO HEAL, ud diacbargs from tbe system, every taint ol Scrofula, whether hereditary ur otherwise. That alrrngibru- lba digcaliia organa, it »ln.uld ba ia KtcaciT TIU IIEUILIT.ITO. ■ th* Landa U all perrons <4 -r.kntury hatete. »to ud Kwia udioeaieof the Kton.a.‘h o- Rootle duals, atinissera. literary torn. ud all ladira not accustomed tu much iral.l.wr <». rriro alrauld altbe liver, the nervous ayateoi. lbs akii t loads ur way, a«r 1L If they wil. they will tu.d au agree oMe. nlraaant. and adrewnt remedy aga*na> ibuaa ill. which roblLesi <if liulr traautr; far 'rauly outtxH atite Wilbow health. end health cannot exist while the oLuve irrrgularif ira enntiuor. Tlwn In which they du sot pre pnatpl and, (it Main. tbeCordial ia a pcilrcl Mother', relief.administered before Ibe eery citadel of lite ba. ‘T±^X'X-.C!tShl'i«3r^a,.- erfiba Mitou Hy .lew, yacai)aia. f* filca, 1* and far tar all ca*«a rwcjtiiiirg • Tonic Dr. Dads' telebanrd Wiae Bitten li3Ll UJHSDJiJ'iLCCiJ) 1^.. For Son Throat, to cotuoxin among Ilia Clargy they ate iraty raluable. tor tbeaged and inMm. and for txraoes ef a weal coo.liiulioe— for Mwi.lrre cf the Ohm!, Mwtcroaad ail |ablwe]wskera-for Itoak-Kospera, Telfara, Nesnta'rtMti, a rtiate, and all per­ sona lending a sedentary life, they wiH yrsve treiy beueaeiaL ETABLE BLUOI1 FILL# are esdunutd by the exue iettceof Uiouauda of tiring witnrawr wte is letters, aSdarite, med,cal work., and by word of month, proclaim them to be the rm be.I rrvn emtioa-flhe kind eeer uffersd to the brvkenduwn . - diaraae through NEW YORK COSTS. 1 all ACeetioea at the Ilrad, Nick Head­ ache. or Arrrowa fl rag ache, yr. Ikede* imperial Wine Utltcro will be lend »a be most salstary asd Etbcn^ae. FEMALES. J, 8. GOODYEAR & Co. Th* many ccrtiflcatra which have been teedar ed to u». and tbe leltva which we are dally recriring. me eouclua.v* proof that among tbe wom*e iboeo Ut ter* Imre given • eetisfaetioe which no ether* Lave ever dune Lefors. Me wo- THE ONLY PREPARATION thou Who once uw ibeta will net fail to ksea aayply. DR J. BOVEE HODS’ Imperial Wino STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, Bitten A NEW ARTICLE, tfrmck’s Maautcfe Aud groHi more aud mure Popalar every day I Bitters. And testimM.i.lv, new, and almost without num Asa morning drink to aeaiet dieration ud irebsre Oyapepala, it has no equal. Try IL in taoor it la nptriar to all other Bitter*. Try TU famiels at these Bitters, new < l|4» >b< Haute Creek. Mieh., Dec. tl. ISIVj. Poor. Woos: Tira* will phauc accept a line to sole property of rir Kobock, or'ginaied wUbnne of the oldeat and moat emirwol Medical I’rarti infortu thre that tbeheir un mt Lead all tell utf tuanera of tbe Weal, sad it te directly prediealrd urn twenty year* agn. caused by a sutnplicaied chrueic diaease, aUeudeu with au eruption un the epoe the wants o' Western people. DYflFEMIA, by thoroughly eleu,log tbe‘ These Biitera derire tboir alimolua from tbe bead. A cuutiuual ct-ur»« of auBertng through powerful tunic nature of the root, and herb- of life baring roduerd ura tu a alate uf d. )wnd ace which tbsv are composed, end aa lhe» are. b» al I hare not b*vn able to obtain >iuN for cape, nri laying uuoatiiral era<Higa ol the atomach.directly tbor bare i been able tu du tlwm up. in craaeuuenev uf w brail my bead Laa autforvd ailrvuielr from cold. Thia induced me tu pay Jingga Ji TKMPERAXCB, liudgee alia rat ibe last cent I bad uu eartb for a the preaent proprietor believea that in making two dollar buttle of Un Hair Hooluratire about the them widely knowai the psblw writers fa aubwr 8rat uf August last. I bare faithfuilv fallowed the di actions eaxi lira Ladd spot la uvw ewrerod with heir thick and black, though abort, il i. also rora ing in all oror my Load. Frol mg cuAdeal that nooUrar larKv te.lllc ueuld roslurv it rulirvlv aud perrnuemh. I tel luiiuu. to peroeivre in Ila use aud bawg deotiHiie uf aieaas to purchase am more, I would aak thee M thou w.rald.t not be will­ ing to to ar..d me aa .rfder un lluue ag. a t. for a bottle, mmI recall, to tbiartf the scripture deriar rr\o*. M cento per Bow, oeB Boxea fbr Al. athm—-lira reward is to tbuse that aru kind to the h»Mn* ky D». I tt Am fc CV, Lowell. Mbm. wutew and Ibe tatbmteea." Thy trraod. NL’HAN.SAU KIRBY . For yoiaat IlMitog*, by Rosian a Breiset., nSMJwtSrt-fi!: SX»!S Llgotiier. Noble Co.. Ind.. Feb. iS. 1RU. oati, <».. Laborat-rr in Ham rood street. Poor O. J. Wouu; Dear Mr:—la tlie latter put For Mte by J. P Roberta A Co. Hastings. Eli of th* year IriSf. while attending ibe Ntate and JOHNS & CKOSLEY, Xtebnla,OTUgeville Milla. P. A. Keeler, ate I'nff Natioual Law bcboel of the Ulate of Sew Y-tk. BOLE MA’tUFACTtJRERS OF THE IMPROVED mu and He Reimer. Middleville. V. C. Rwifl. my Lair, from aeatme unkouwu to ire, c iniueu Prairieville, and by l>-uggi*ta and Merchants Ken eVTTA PEBCflA really throughout U r country. oprt&-ly scalp waa almost rutireb brrrii uf its c.»en_g, Udmurii of tbe reinumug lx.rtKme upon the sides aud back part o* s»y brad abortlv alter b* The cheapest asd most datable RooOag came gray, w that you will out to, surprised when I tell you that upun my return to the rflale uf Ind. ano, toy im-rs casual ecquaiidaucee wets ul ao IT IS FIKE A5D WATER PBOO> Is now receiving frum New York and much al a Iona to discover the cause of the change iu lay appeorouea. a* my mure intimate acquire Il caa ba sppbed to raw and otre aoaoa ef Boat*hi, his fpsll stock of teseea were to recvgnixa nu at all. I Oluws mode apphcalfan to the moel aklUfoll physicaaaiu the cuuuuy, Lot. recoil mg no aasu rauoe* lr.ra> tbsui that n.y baW tumid anis be re­ stored. I waa forced to became recuticrtad to mv Coiiniating ijSWfcS, in part of fate. unUl. forlnuateli. ia I be iagrr part ef tfa•^feSAiSsk yearlaK.yuw Reatuialive .a. recunwoded to reoby adreggiai, as Leiug the moat reliable Hur Reaturettr* iu use. I Ural ,,ne buttle, and found Cnmbsd. Powdered and Graaul<Ud Su to my great aatisfortiuo that it Wea prod ndns thdesjrejefrcb Nrecc that time. I lis\*Zaad reran pern. _ doltara aterui at Hoaioratn «. eod as a resalk have b f e^n'b** Uf Trr5 *°f' W^k t4“r' • FKCETABLE LIFE MEDICINES an win lawn to bAlrfiBHMb. ' ‘ Belle Vernon. Ohls, Jan. 18, 1ML Hrwer C.Rratouie. Req. Pleoee fled inclosed twentv-flre cents.for which een*< mo another box of rourCspholie Pill*, ffoy ors traJf lAs Aeet Pilti I Ln nor triaL Direct A. STOVER. P. M. Bdle Vernon. W? andotte Co., 0Beverly, Maas., Dec. 11. I860. ' H. C. Mrauinru. Eeq. I w.gh fur some efret1 era or large show MBs, to bring year Ceybalie Pills more perOcelrriy before tny cnatoinera !t fan here anything of tbe kind. bitoua^aboald be uaed erery loorniag ’before DR. J. ROVER DODfi’ aniTXJLmx "jrau An toeiMMed at a pure ud oood*H«r*ted vase, eumbfaed with Dm berry. Holomon'e Heal. Cemf"». <«<• Cherry Tree Bark. Hpikraard. Chamamilet lowers, sue Gentian. They are mmfa lurod bf Itr. Ikxl. bimarlf, who ia an sapsnoaosd and ancersaful t'l.v. ri.n A----__. be daoaed emoog the quack postnima which laod the country, end egainal whwb the Med.sal Pr> feeaioa arc an faady prejudiced. Theos trulr valuable Bitters bav* bee a no thoroughly tested by ad cteeee of the onmmuaity far ali. oot every tanety of disease incident to tbe human aysteata that they ar* new deemed isdiapenaable aa a TONIC, MkDlCIXE AMD REVERAGR. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! It Cools bat I4tUe 1 Parity tbe Blood I priccRi per bottle, «te><tlMf«rS» CEMENT ROOFING, Prepared and sold by CHARLES W1DDIFTEIA) A CV., Groceries! ! SPALDING’S PREP A REp GLUp I Sisifi&sio Rio, Crvhdb "nd Java G.flr, •PAUMNGB PREPARED GECT? •PALDING’STREFABED GLUE I t^th thT mretberefcaj* riralfe to ‘ITVi'n Cigsra. Tobacco andB'iuX Salt and JVatrr Lit Siwpa. SAVE TUB PIECIS! BCOMOMTl M8PU0S! BT "A 8ncs t»Ttn Sara* 9ws."^B Aa aceideata will happen,even ia weH regnlalw fiunUioa. It fe eery dooiMWs to hose aemo ebee; . °C,U? KNlitu i* far Veer labor and akiM iu the pruduetioa uf au w.nraLeful au article I teveremmuncadod Its uee to many at my fnenda end aeqnaretancre, whn. I am happy foforn. you, are uaiug it with hte dtet rrJ Vety respeetfaUr yentre. a GROCERY, SALOON, BOAKDING-HOUSE.The Bubetrilter w tnzw prepared to ssl!* FAMftr GROCEHrW- A. N. laAITA. Atrerorr anf f',..iu*ali... ■< i.._ b’ Drags, As h»w aa the luwrst, /br CotAor read? pay only. ‘1"lm “S Paint a, Oils, Jjuraing Flu- ■ id, tad Camphane. /W/ tttroriptiva eii ewfara riff1 6* /terwtaAmf »* rrjep/irtWrtoa hf mail ar in prrvmi at oar Principal Ofitt aad Wartkoura. I | . rt WILtnM STREET, . (Camr or Liberty Street,} MEW XQRKr XLHf JOUMB A CE4MLET. iterraoU OMaaoa-sravii ' wiH bss>4d M prwwe test Canaut tel ,te’ . ucatato ererywhere. paid h>r Ph La»d»For Sale! la pronortiou Uuut the Mwoll. retoSd for two dul tare d taHUr, th* arge bolda a .pmrt. 4<> per east Ever oflVrrd in Battle Cree k, nil uf which ' tnartet Lew Pressure System Walk Cp, CesdeaKall srrixnii>mn*w*orauara>to —> Also, tbe largest stock at k jaa.J 1-oem BENTON HOUSE, Wins Meals at AU Boon !* Or C-.LI Lunch if desired TEA OH (WEI CTUCHBWBt. PICKLED TONGUE, 6 AHliltiES, Ac. A1"o,Ico Cream and Lemauds? tk-r, >u< w fciuMnd by th, dir or bj lbs watk. I-uAJSTSilSTG- MICH. ISAAC C. HOTT. Jeamos BL. a Aeon Kaet ef Battle Creek Rosas. , laule Creek, Xwtu . Xovteber*!*, IMt 1 stetL* "CUU1T � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-12-04.pdf 3e1f0ef2e080aefeaf852388670b2274 PDF Text Text bsfcs* tes ■■bfoijMjh can be emnfoyod to writ' dtou-mdso^llrein l^th ’C « •‘•H —ta, .U U W SixKiara. VOL. 6. BASTINGS, MICH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, W- * ■iirra a SJistrilang. Never can I forget the look be gaveine then, so full of reproof, of surprise, of DOWN HILI*. »- J. CBlKT, X C. Bestow*. JACOB FERMS, WIGHTMAN ^ BOBinaON, (LTAMOTACTURERa .<• ha. jkraimad .9* .^ **r*- D*«I«r» in iron. rails. ateei, rl**»_ WAR! On High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Not long since 1 had occasion to visit one of our courUh. and, while conversing wilh a legal friend, I heard the name of John Anderson called. “There is a hard ease,” remarked he. I looked upon the man in the prisoner’s dock, ilo was standing up and plead guilty to the crime of theft. He was a man bent and Infirm, though not old.— Hie garb was torn, sparse and filthy; hla face was bloated and bloodshot; hi* hair malted will; diM-.' arid bl* bowed form quivered with delirium. Certainly I never raw a more pitiable object. 1 moved in my place. H* raw my movement, and be turned hi* bead. He gazed upon ma a single instant, and then, covering his face with hi* hands,'he sunk, powerless, into his seat. , “Good God I" I involuntarily ejsMlatad to be a friend ; but never speak to me like that. 1 guiQg down hill. You know better. That can never be. 1 know my wants. Mv mother knows me belter than Ellen do^s." Ah, bad that mother been ra wise as she warloving, she would have seen that the “wild oats" which her son was sowing would grow up and ripen to furnish only seeds for re-sowing 1 But she loved him, loved him almost too well, or I should rav. too blindly. But 1 could ray no more. .1 only prayed that God would guard him, and then we conversed ou.other subjects. I could spend but a day with him, but wa pro mined to correspond often. • n Three years more passed, during which John Anderson wrote to me at least once s month, and oftener sometimes; But at the end of that time bi* letters ceased coming, and I received no more for two yeero, when 1 again found myself in my native Town. It was early। in the after­ noon when 1 arrived and took dinner at the hotel. 1 hail finished my meal, and wa* loung­ ing on front of the hotel, when I raw a funeral proreieion winding Into a distant church-yard. 1 asked the landlord whose funeral'll wn«. • “Mr*. Anderson'*, he said, and a* he spoke I noticed a slight dropping of the hand, as if it cut him to say iL “What I John Anderson's wife” I asked “No,” he said, “it i« hl* mother;" and a* he told me this be turned away. But a gentleman near by, who had overhaard our oonvermtioo, at onoe look up. the theme. '■ “Our boat don't seam inclined to con­ verse upon that eubjwt,” be remarked with a shrug, inquiring: “Do you know John Anderson !" “£Ie wan my schoolmate in boybond, and my bosom friend in youth," 1 told him Be then led me one aide oad spoke a* follows: “Poor John ! He wa* the pride of ibe town six years ago. This man opened his hotel al that time, and sought custom by giving wine suppers. John was..at many of them, the gnyvsl ol the gay, andthe most generous of the party. In fact be paid for nearly all of them. Then he commenced logo down hill, and ha* con­ tinued in the downward path ever sines. At times true friends have pervailed on him to stop.but his stops were of short du ration. A aeaaou of sunshine would gleam upon hi* home^iud then night came more dark and dreary than before. “He said ho never would gst drunk Skin; but be still would lake a glass of ne with a friend! That glass of wine was but the gate to let in the flood. Six years ago he was worth sixty thousand dollar*. Yesterday he borrowed the sum of fifty dollars to pay hi* mother's fune­ ral expense*. The poor mother bore up as long ns she eould. She raw her son, her ‘darling boy,’ a* she always called him—brought home drunk many tiniee. And she even bore blown from him. But she is now at rest. Her darling wore her llfe-away, and brought her gray hairs in sorrow to the grave. Oh, I hope tht* may reform hitp." “But his wife T, I raked. “Her heavenly lore has held her up thus for, but *he Is only the shadow of starting forward, “Will—" J had half spoken hi* name, when he quickly raised his head, and cast upon me a look of such imploring agony. Hurt my tongue was tied st once. Then bo corcred his face again. 1 raked my Iq^al ROBERTS « STRIKER, JVST RECEIVED friend if the priMiner luvd coUMel. I then told him to do all in his power for tbo Ung field, * new and moat complete assortment of poor fellow’s .benefit, and I would not remain and him tried. Tears came in my eyes as I gated upon him, and It was n<»t until J gained the atreet and walked some diaUiucuthat 1 could breathe pkene, Barista* Fluid, HOLESALE r»t*il d«]«r Is Groceris* freely. • u»d I’roviaiou*. Fork. L»r4. Batter, and TUKi’EJfn|XE AND ALCOHOL, John Anderson! Ala*! Tie wn» asha­ med to be known as his mother’s son !— ' •< . j f • ; That was not his real name; hut you shall know him by no other. I will call him by the name that stadda upon the records of ...iWCTin* Aia.cn. P0» MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL the court . , f _ TTORNETR ATLAWrad SoiioiUr* in ChsaPURPOSES,OJILTJEI John Anderaon was my schooltnA‘e,and rare. Particular «tuauonp»id to Can vey.-.aA.I JaSJjft, YJii-’l A. 1 it was not 'many years' ago—not over aaciar, tbe investigation of title, to Land Fprad^aroa af nongapM.ee. Will be bappj twenty—that we left our academy togeth­ er, ha lo return to the homo of wealthy parents, I to sit down in the dingy sanc­ tum of a newspaper office, and then to wander off across the ocean. 1 wa» gone some four years, and when 1 returned I found John a married man. His father waa dead, and bad left his only eon a TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, princely fortune. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; r. w. Ralph Eatp, MlddlraiDe, “Ah, C------- be raid, a* be met meat the railway *tari«>n. “you shall *ee whaia bird I have caged. ’ My Ellen is a lark, a DAMIEL COOK, robin, a very princera of ail' bird* that U8TICF. OF THE PEACE, General Land and cu'Djexc’J ipjEB’yinniXBir ever looked beautiful or s»ng*woolly,” He was enthusiastic, but not mistaken, Ar4 CMkHg E« tracts, for I found hi* wife all be had said, aim ro* ths mpscjal Bxxrm or iu« ladib*. ply omitting the poetry. She was one of I. A. HOLBROOK, the most beautiful women 1 ever saw.— TTORNET and Ceenwlor at Law, SoUcitor In And so good too—so loving and kind.— Aye, so loved John, that she really loved all his friend*; what a lucky fellow to find PENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. EN­ J. H. RV SHELL. VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. such a wife, and what a lucky woman to (HY81CIAN and Surgeon. Olfleo in Rnasril i find such a husband, for John Anderson was as hahdeoine as his wife,tall,straight, MOST POPULAR manly; high-browed, with chestnut curls, JOHN ROBERTS, and his fore as ftnlUessly noble and beau­ IHYSTC1AN and^urr~O Dwellisgra Besodtiful ss ever artists copied. And ho was g<><>d, too, snd kind, generous and true JI. P. CHERBT, I spent a week with them, and I wa» h*ppy all the while. John’s mother lived with them, as fine an old lady as ever breathed, and making be roc If constant joy by doing for her “darling boy," as she always called him. 1 gave her an account pf many adventures by *ea and land, in ria vaaacc>7, ——• foreign climes, snd she kissed me because attooded to promptly end effll S, Noble’* block, B*tU« Cmk. I loved her darling. I did not see John again for. four years, aUasUon will be paid to COMPOUND- In the evening 1 reached hie bouse. He p“1ID< up PRESCRIPTIONS; a»d a»7 J. M- NEVINS, wa* not in, but bls wife and mother were turned. there to receive inland two curly-headed My informant was deeply affected, and boys wore at play upon Ellen’s chair, I •n waa 1; consequently I asked no more. knew nt once they were my Mend's chil­ During the remainder of the afternoon, I ROBERTS A STRIKER. dren. Everything seemed pleasant until debated with myaelf whether to call on HxrriM the little ones went to bed, and then I John at all. Bui finally 1 reeolred to go could are’ that Ellen wa* troubled ; *he though 1 walled fill after tea. 1 found S. C. PRJNDLE, tried to hide it, but a face «o used to the John and his wife alone. They had both sunshine of smiles could not coneeal a been weeping, though I eould aee at a glance that Ellen’s eyes were beaming cloud. Al length John enme. Hi* face wa* with hope and love. But oh! they were flushed and his eves looked inflamed. He changed, sadly, painfully so. They were DAMIEL STRIKER, grasped my hanS with n happy laugh, glad to see me, and my hand was shaken called me “old fellow," “old dog," raid I warmly. must come and live with him, and many “Dear C—, don’t say a word of the other extravagant thinga. His wife tried past,” John urged, shaking my hand a to hide her tears, while hia mother shook second tfrne. “1 know you spoke the «. H. COOK, V11 her head, and said : truth five years agn. I wav going down “Hell sow these wild oats soon. My hill. But I have gone as fer as I can— darling never can be * bad man.” bere l stop st the foot. I have awoni— “God grant It!" 1 thought to inyself, and my oath shall be kept—Ellen and I and I knew the same prayer was on El­ are going to be happy now." H. M. SHELDON, The poor fellow burnt into tears—Ellon's lipa. It was lato vhefi we retired, and we len followed suit, and I kept them com­ might not have dune so even then, bad pany. 1 eould not help crying like a child. J A RJK> A* SWEEEEY, not John fallen asleep In his chsir. My God I What a sight. Tl>e onoe true OUTING ATTORNBY. C°UcuLBea ’ On the following morning 1 walked'out and noble mtn, ao Wleu—become a mere with my friend. I told him 1 was sorry broken glass—the last fragiwent brightly to see him ra I saw bwn the night before. reflecting the Imago it bom. a poor aup“Oh," raid he, with a l«ugh, “that was plhmt; at the ftoiof hope; begging a grain nothing but a little wine party. We had of warmth for the hearts of himself and r AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. wife; bow I honored and loved that man, and how 1 loved him still. Qh 1 how 1 hoped—aye, more than hoped—I believed he would be raved. And as I grand upon i nature better than ba Jutew it hUneell.— Lift wife an trixtinw Inv'i.w ' ■ Hie appetite and pleasure* bmrodud hia > i death, 1 prayed more fervently than I ev­ er did befiw*. that God would hold him up and lead him beck to the top of the • hilL in the morning I sew the children— ... D. C. II AW LET, (DEALER in all kind* of Family U Stone and Wooden ware, and a' Roberts <$L St^iier, W mi Mtsm. A GROCERIES! PATENT MEDICINES CHEAT, !F(ER CASH NO-31. ssrsi “Don’t know, I'm sure. Ha's brao gone these throe month*. His wife died tn tbe mad bouse, last week." “And the ckiMren T, '6 « “Oh, lhay died before afea did.r -; I staggered back wad harried from the place, hardly knowing which way I went, but m«tinet lead raeto the church yard, I found four graves, which had been made in. three yeara. Tbe mother, wife, wad two cblldree, slept in them. “And what has done thiel" I raked myself. And a voire answered from the lowly sleeping plnoes.— ’ “Tbe demon of tbe wine table." But this wra uot pD. the work. No, no—Tbe next I raw’ was Tar more terri­ ble-! l/aw it In'the city court room. But that was not the last. ■ I raw my legal friend on the day fol­ lowing the trial. He raid,John Andereoa was in prison. 1 hastened to aee him.— The turnkey conducted me to hi* cell — the key turned in the Targe’lock; the pondroua door, wilh a sharp crack, swung on Us binges, an<j I saw a dead body su* pended by the neck from a grating in the window. I looked at the horrible fare1, I could see nothing'of John there,bet the feoe 1 had seen in the -court room was suflkient-to connect th* twoj and 1. knew that ibis was all that remained of him strumeatefky eould sit down to write. a tetter in London, and feel certain that a fscimn. ofh^ pwaWd writiqg wra at tbe same moment coming ont of tbe tele­ graph oSee at New York. piece of chem ically-prepared pepar, is placed on a like cylendet to receive the message; both cylinder*, are made to rent passes; hence tbepointwhich moves the other surface of the writing tablet be- the far distant recording tablet. The re­ ceiver thus obtains a perfect fai-iiaiiU Ot his correspondent* handwriting done 4u white npon a blue ground. Specimens of this electric handwriting are placed beside the telegraph machine in the mu­ seum at Kensington,and afford an admira­ ble example of the calitraphy of the light ning pen.—Onn a Wttk. • AstonaUIs Discovery to Pram The following *<>uoda very much like tbe-stories of tbe Arabian Nights, or Siubad the Sailor, but as it citine from a respretable source we give it for what it is worth: It hra been a greet mystery to English bankers, snd to lb* directors of tbe bank of England bow the bullion of the bank of France eoold be so greatly increased within the last three years, while the institution bra been constantly sending gold to England, to Germany, and- to saloons. and revel halls, I wished that m v America. Not long since the Bank of voice bad the power to thunder the ‘lite France drew some fifteen million franc* »u>rfi of wMch'f had been a witness, Into in silver from the Bank of England, which It paid for in gold bars with the the tint of alt Hving mm. • French Mint Stamp on them. At. its last report it showed a baUance of one A minister’ in one of oor orthodox hundred and seventeen million Traces' in churches, while on his way to preach a gold, while the amount one year ago wri funeral sermon in .the oountiy, called to under eighty millions nearly one third see one of his members, an old widow increase, ft is whispered that this abun­ whom I loved so well. And thi* was the la»t of the demon's work; and the last of tbo terrible drama. Ah I from the firalsparklcof the red wine, it had been down, dpwn. down! until the foot had been finally reached. When I turned away from the ce’Land lady who lived near the rood he was trav­ elling. The old lady bad been making Musagee, and she felt proud of them, they were so plump and round and sweat. Of course the insisted noon the minister taking some of the links home to‘ his wife. Fie objected on account of bit not having bis portmamau along. Thia was over-ruled by the lady, and after wrap­ ping them in a rag. carefully placing n bundle in each pocket, of the minister’s coat. Thus equipped, be started for the funeral. While attending to the solemn cere­ mony of the grave, sobjo hungry dogs scented the sausages and were m>t long in tracking thenRto the good man’s over­ coat. Of course this was a greet annoy, nnee, end be waa several times undsr the pelnlulnecessity of kicking the whelps away. The obsequies at the grave being completed, minister and cogregation re­ paired to the church where the funeral tarmoQ wa> going to be preached. After the aormou waa finished, the minister halted to make tome remarks to the congregation, when a brother, who wished to have an appointment given out, ascended pulpit steps and gave the mlnIster’a coat a pull so as to get bis alien­ lion. The divine thinking it a dog having daigns upon his pockets, raised his foot, gave a sudden _kiek, and sent the good brother •prawl^g.iuniMigtb^n the floor. dance ofgold i» the result of a adcntiliu discovery, which tbe Emperor Nspoleott has secured the monopoly of. Gold is St tbe present moment manufactured In Paris in a secret manner. The principle arti­ cle* used are lead and arsenic; nnd though It ia not kunwn bow extensively the precious meta! is produced, yet several hundred weight of the material are tsktfn tn a certain place on the first tK each month. Everything is conducted with the utmost secrecy. None of the work­ men are allowed 'to leave, and nothing “You will excuse me, brethern and sisters,” said the minister, confusedly, anil without looking at tha work he bad done, ,fur 1 wuld not avoid IL 1 have sausages in my pocket, and that dog has been trying to grab them ever since 1 came upon the premises." Our readers can well judge the effect such an announcement would have at a funeral. —Ths North is not growing poor very frat, notwithstanding tbe predictibn of Southern writers. In I860 the aggregate valuation*of real and personal property in the Empire Slate wa* •1.416.298.427, In 1862 it amounts to gl,441,767.430 ; increase, nearlv four and a half million dollars, or fully double the difference as shown between >85G-nnd 1860. beet piece of satire upon the leniency ob­ served by ihe authority io Western Vir­ ginia, in reference to the rebels found cojnmittieg depredations, is In the shape of a story which is told, we believe by Gov. Pierpont As the story goes, some of the soldiers In Gen. Oil’s camp, down in Kanawa, recently caught a large rattleanake. Tljo snake manifested a m<>*t tniechevious disposition, snapping and thrusting out Its forked tongue at al 1% ho came near it The boys at last got tired of the reptile, and as nobody wan ted such definite can be known ; but the fact that gold i« produced is beyond peradventnre. How long Napoleon Hl will be able Io keep thi* wond«rftil secret remains to be seen.—Banker t Reporter. B*xcxixaroox.—Prentice, of the Lou­ isville Journal, eloae* an article on thia miscreant and rebel In this caustic snd incisive manner: “Monder of perfidity, ingratc and fiend, his name will be eter­ nally linked with tbme of Juda* and of Arnold, and when history *eek* to re­ count the damning deed* of those who have entitled themaelvM to the execra­ tion of mankind, that name will be fore­ most In th* scroll, which wa* borne by one, who, is the very spirit of sn arehdemon, thought it “better to reign in hell than serve in heaven.’, An eminent lawyer. In glaagow, once bad a client whose name was Widow Tiklc. He rose and commenced to ad­ dress tbe Honorable Court in this manner: “Tickle, my client, my Lmd," and paus­ ed a moment. The judge, who was con­ sidered a wag, broke rn after thia ludic­ rous stvle: "Ye maun tickle her yurael, Mr. McLaughlin; its not the business of this Court to tickle your client, my bar- —It Is contemplated In New York among the moneyed men, to raise a enfRelent wm to purchase fifty thousand reams of paper, to be presented to George D.Preutire, of the Louisville JournaL Tbe qnealion was pronounced several timre without the answer, .when a half Good ifTkuk.—The Philadelphia Prut drunken soldier, who was lying near upon rays that Senator Bright, of Indiana, will his bkek, rolled over upon.his ride, and not take bis seat in the Federal Congress, relieved hln companions by quietly re­ al the approaching session. marking. “Damn It, Nwear him and let him 1 go:— Whaling Tnlrlligmar. Ejusbattox.—Only G2.7M snlgrants have arrived at tbs port of New York Tn Dacsstb* or tu Daviur-A rich thia year. Tu sama prkd las* yav, joke is told of an eccaftric divine who ; decree**, 33,858. replied tbe gwrtleman. wrr® : . . . —After CMwdhurwaratv jMyaratitim, IrydUhb^tooU^ /k **»!-*» »'* “De yau like red fish balk Mr Wig- > .*DmV M!l,”4told Wm. He manner to which thle aMoendtag machine work* is ra follow* t—Tbs mesaage U originally written on a conducting material, such ra tinfoil, with rosin or some non-conducting ink. O ver the face ol this letter, which mratfca tn �THE 03 J. Y KBUAMOW IK TBK WORLD Tbe Timt't dispatch, Washington 28, nil c.-ires wl matiwm. Neuralgia, Itiflamation of the BourWdM'-Kwifey»r «piuT Piiiladu.fhia, Nov. 21>. C<d. Berdan has had his authority for raising Sharp-shooters withdrawn, -All Ur«4.’ 8Jr*n mmnbsof rebellion, with Will be swort into the service. more than even success, ought to be suf. I A company, of negroes from Toronto ficknt to cutkvtac*'the government, in the Lagwlaciv* as w«ll as in thu E race live Buffalo reemdy on their way to New th* fcrmidabl* dimes- thia Wednesday eveelag, Dec. 4th.. This will necessarily invlode measures of last sernJon, in or­ tn increase the revenur; a defi­ Delafield’s valuable military rupurt, . tonite and nniform poltey in relation tn the father with several tboeaand dollars dalenllnn, tire, employ mm’, and remitter- worth uf bindery materials, were nl«u cial both churches, hut further than thatth'lre der ■lion <if Slaves who may crane Into our camps during tbe war; ths amplification moreWffcotiodly the property of rebels at the N»rtft the policy, of opening certain Colton ports inthe Southern States; bow to sustain the new govern mentof Virgin , Other questions ia; the blockade, etc. " ‘ A Qm-bec letter tn- the Time* Mys was nothing of s public nature tn excjle that at a uouucil of war it had Iwvh deter­ destroyed. The loss uf tbe Govcniaieul mine* to pn-pxve for *niergei>ries. 1»y streets, as what few drunken men there placing the froMlvr in id Mso*an Canada in « state«ii stale.if _ 11 . . u . . . .. . 1 .. pi-cinn lw irumier in « w.ll be .bw IW.M, thu—..* d.Hm. brf,.,.. -n^ ^^nbwi llw il h.1 were, were mostly kept inside by the attractions of the bur, ur by tbe severity Joseph E. Brown was re-elected‘ Cov-1 ’’•vn re»>lvvd upm hl tnll out 10.000 | of ^a weather. enirn- ot Georgia by a majority of 12.975, ■ but mdbing authentic te stabis vol* being 45,401. Tbe wb-lL. v..t* 1 * ■ Almost SlKicihxq.—Frusn what Dews New York, Dec. 2. periled wm nut so large as thuL ■ Inal hiltfi»r President by uver tb| A apeoinl dispatch to the Tfibnna, Wash- .... ■ . ingt.-n. 1st sayst “ No fe»r qvvd I h. leit j.R,"J lb“‘ a lunch greater ihbuia'nj. J rrepming Um position of ilw Executive • GJl ufsiiow in every dirociiun fr.»iu us Jacob Thomson, hue SocreteVy of the «ir> tlie*cii-.rpuf Mason snd Bhdrlt.- It Jifaau alibis pmM. We b*d iMAliinu like m hiterior, in Mr. Buchanan s Cabiurt, is will tskeas tin? pahlic will learn official- ! .u;„hotu until ly bemorn.w.thewuw gr.mnd pa that . "«• »“»<-> l-<..odev.n elected Governor* uf Mississippi by 1,387 up« which tbe iMitem ImssMikd, hold- ”"W *’*'’*'’ predim.mate. Where tbe laajkrity over John J. Peltus, tbe prcaeqt ing that CnpL Wilkes' only *rror Was in I nre slrigbs c«U b* used nut reaing th* Treuiala.’, | bd.rably >rU hu 1H>1 Imlu. A Union spy, who left here some three dmg the snow >w which tell Satwrday Saturday mgli; night week* ngo ter Ridimund. arrived today. last, there is tftit about six inches In depth an aritcla In the New York Pail on slave­ direct. Accounts ia the Southern papers He left the latter place on Wrdhe-«ta\ laaL He says ths greateat excitemen't <>n the grim nd. ry as affected byitbe present contest.— describe the commencement of live tight prsvaila in Riehmund and throughout tbe Saumts.—L Fitukraui has filte^yp and its progress. but My •Dothipg of the South, respecting the naval and military result. It is claimed that* two Federal expeditions nlbng the entire Southern an Eating Bak-on, uu the north aide of a man’s ships an l goods from him because emtst. Th* troop* from tbe St«le> nm»t Bute Bvreet,direutiy opposite uf Bailey’s vessels were disabled. expuaed have signified tlieir de term in*, Block, where oysters and warm meals of bi* trat<*ou, and yet return him hi* —Tyhee Island, serxed by the Federal atinu tp return borne, and a large number aLivys we see no reason why a negro cuU be obufllied at all hours. This sa In Richmond, a standing iu the way of our nd mm-e should forces is near ths mouth uf the Savannah bad already started. loon lias sn air of iieatiie«a and cumfurt not be blown u> piece* with a cannon River, and twenty miles southwest of tew days before be left, much difficulty which should render it a fsvuiita re*urt was exfwriencvd m quelling a rebellious Port Royal. Thia new position seriously spirit *iu*Hig several regimenta from lor such as have time ami immey to spend Georgia. Smith Candina and Louisiana. <-r are in want of * whofesouis meal.— tuliou*' uf certain Slates tire more to be threatens lb* rear of Fort Puhtskl. respected than tlie free institutions of Tha New York Timet of Friday Certainly th<»e who lay any claim t«» other Stairs. Ifmiu succumbs U.'thv ex­ toalmnd.m Virginia entirely and allow i r,-*pecubilUy, should prefer to patrunixe igencies «f the war. so mnst the other. highest authority, that a hill will speedily her t<> fall into lt»e hands of tbe Federal I ■ sslooU wtiaru n*> Inpiur ia svld, iwIImt 14 the men uf the North are p> sactilioe tbeir hfMMHK uu-i Ian Is, yc*. their :beat be introduced Into tbe Kentucky Legisla­ Guvern.n. nt They regard it as too ex-1 ilmn patronise the miserable “duegerv" mmU . ft BPM., It..— Mj.il .... * |>en*ive to Lkeep an army ..M on b.-r aoil. *1*1... 'Die where blood and the Ireal bfiaid of their M*ns. U»: tor* for th* confiscation uf the proper­ Ik'h.it. small b«»ja, a<i well ttsgn.uii men, maintnin their pjpntrv. the men of lln-1 ty of rebels, including slaves; and that rebel’s Imp* uuw is merely u> keep our arc imiutud into and made iamdiar with South must he exm-vted tn sacrifice*at army from advancing into the interior, there is every reason to believe that it all lh« vices of tbe gambling bell, made from tbetr w»a»t landing*. least their ala v<ii. Loyal turn.every where . are submitting to fearful I-axes >SB.ncvount will become a law. The toll wing meets «»nr vews exactly, It is fmin of the war.a nd tlieb.yal men* if tbe South mustjake their share, in whatever shape rt comes. We can are no reason why slave prop erty should Le etenipt from the usual Mabilitiewuf war; but we ran acv a reason why, if any dim iminatlmui are to Im? mnde.th-it property should Ik? the chief to suffer. Diauu'iae it as we may, it is wtiH evident that-thr rrheition hm.grown alio g<-lbvr mil of the existence of thivt p--rperty. Our ncivty would be perfectly luiiiiORrnvuiiBihrmigbuut. hut fm slavery. N-i other Ci.u<e uf war has existed, or Can exist, >>n tljia continent. Nothing sl-e separates the iNurlh and the South. It wax that which broke up lhe Drinueratic party. To extend its area has been tbe main purpose.uf Southern politicians.— BecxiiM.- Uiey could not extrid it, they declared war. . WherevrrSi*very exists, there aeressimi is rampant. W’hen-Slave­ ry has died out. ns in the bonier State*, •etrawi.n h*s but a puny vitality. Where tbere-ie r>» slavery, the |>eople to a nun *ara mithnsiastitmllv attached tothrUiuuD. . Such facts canmitLe overlooked.^ A Capital. Tbe capital of the bogus Gmfedcracy ha* been again removed. It has n«w gone tf» Nwhville. We suppose It ia no great job to effect aueh a removal. Tbe Imads of the various departments have only to put a few loose papers into'tlie tops of • th«ir beta and “travel,” and the thing is The following description of th* new capital ia taken from an'exchange: i'nitii Pensafiolu we still have nothing Uif** anew overruuu by the relirl*, while ten hundred and st * WDMk4 > faet vverytfMig bet hls-tas*.. । ...........'Wl-U-lR..... ...... ^•r New Advertisements. DARUNG-B LIVER REGULATOR DXY M WBAU&- LIFE UJTERS, They fare al err Tfgrtsblr vxtracli. $10 00 n Vear’Mit-ii ini vtory ifariifly’^r ’ B - 'k- -f AXEBi€A9 CMBAT lJr»>.‘*«di Hesdathe. YKes.JChills I ' "DA»r.lNW9 ■> ‘ ' Priw 25 OiU'per Boll la.. n.« Price ftb Ceuta fwr BqMR-’ VS? Pric* 25 Cents per Botl'c. P.icd^ dMsper'ButtJf. Price 25-Cctits prr Buttle. -^1 [J VEH REGL LATOR — Vwv-rsvx 'vx ws rv-r- . ,v>/wx - 7/ Price 25 Vertfs per Butt I* .. i|k >u4 U«< It. htulilw Ur XMaeya. rowiii.rnm •t>*iisrtk>K FAMILY MEDICINE, 78 WI LI J AM MYKECT;^**** DARLING'S IATB BITTERS blind, prolradiug sud dvbiliVr., READ THE FOLLOWING TE.ST1AHJNY ners. lmp-iry»ig»toiH»oee Imporant twdfanldura. ■ •,-..-74 liiiporUat :o Rnlr-Md^Cimpaniad. LI.YER DAJUJ3Q*S REGULATOR To uR trAom tkit mag coacsra and Utog* crra« Ittryludif. , .u - JOHNS di cnOSLEY-s. LIFE UlTTEKa, CEMENT EOOFIttO, IT IS FIRE ANB WATCH fSOOFA llliona.— blunder* FAtTArci MnurrxM* or Hxhltii.— In examining tbe vessels al tbe various wharves we iiiid among the curi<miU«m ol our cwtutnerc* tbe bflg Mirada, just in from TndiUI<» with a esrgo ftf H<>ndar*a» Sarasparilla fur Dr. J. C. Ayer <L Cy.,-of Lowell. UARLLMTS LIVES KEGVLaTOK. So particular aru thia firm as u> tlm artidea used in compounding llwrir drug, like some others they LIFE BITTERS. reratvt A HKL. » *1 TlMk PlttMtF cvteri.g f» KI SIMA consume, gathered for them by a skillful agent uf their owu in the tropical region* of its niatty spedea «»f thia plant, but two «if w hich are renliy valuable In atiacli of Asllnua Darling’s Liver Regulator. tm-didn*; the qnaiitie* of these are atari sff<-eteJ by the time**f gathering, imwleufcuring, etc., N'» Heat is required in making appHeatHh Mt Met triBing. as »n of tirnciklyn, wMtaa: “Eebraarr *J *“?,1 bad ■ »»' err aitscii ifl'ils. upon him. One of the iurrt v'arirtiraof Bnrsaparilla grows wild in our own for­ . ” ' ■ £.teitrxx3 ests, white several ulbera. nearly worth GUTTA FERUUA CEMEXTj, less, ahouml in Central and Smith Amerca. Tlie iut«’lligrnt agent assured us dutt tlie yirlura ol this drug had nr»er , Immui IMULINGB LIVER REGULATOR. exposed jfijb* Action pl tbe Weather, fully ‘ofd. and that tlie reason of the low I dut so.Md (OIIO4 jt,„ adtnif.mv, rvmor ea'ectn in wbidi many hold il is .maihh t «cd 'touting the lirM isactolur. I1 due t» tbe importation of aueh iiuiurnsr -will ■* a 1 quantities <>l tbe worthless varieties.— FAMILY 1UEDK13E. Ilia aiitfUMta of his trip* to lL>pdurna n. ».Li; .biaiaa. and bis Imsii-rsa excuraloiw along the. Gulf of Dulce mid the rivers ofMiiiitague niU Santiago nmi atnonft adjMcent , mmiiilains wcfe of intense inten-sL ' We, can I. ,..h>r_< u. ... ’ . hut cmumend nnd honor hi. enipbiye** for the faithrulneaa imd energy in wbieh advice and subecrilie f-r the paper. A they execute their trust as ministers u. IT WILL nqt CRICK tXOOUi OK KCXT5 M ARM WKATHEM. ANU Nu/wARtkOKrT iiew volume cpmmrnrc* <m the first i»l tlie public beabh, and. we suajeot that sasas'-"” January, aud it being a valuahle.w.gk of thia course ia at l«iut utie of the raaa> why their medicines arc held in aueh rvfiiwreuce. contntaing ns it fi<w*, rh* ohly traurdmary faw«r tbn.nghout t|H»iivi|ii offidkrilM^f patrni tlaltfrs‘published in wwrJd.-rlfew.Y“.«,l«P*J “The c»ty t.f Nashville, where the rebel Uauffi families by bundrads are fly ing like goveraiaeut baa la>t atrurk bottom, has a their lives. Th* tnemy has l«een per. population •<( about 30.000. Il inrreaaea milled to advance mure than a hundred with much greater rapidity thando'South- mill’* tn the North, burn W«rnaw, and erjmiieagceerally. ou jug m the great drsinn Lbs Government supplies wlmh development <:£mnnqfacturee nnd indua. were stored there, mb thr staamcr Plstte trie Ipursuita at?this point. Thu Capital Valley on the MiasUaippi, and the 8<in the country, every1 numl'cr should be 'j niNgnificeut litnratonr structure, which slmcpn the, Mraenurl. and capture a, val­ preserved. Th* piperia published every cost'over n million dollars, is one of the uable train, loaded with guns. Iwtween Um; of the city. Sedalia and, Leavenworth. But on tbe Saturday, by Che well known patent Another it the wire suspension pihsr hand, great.*#»<• b«* been abown bridge” arr<*m ' th* •CWihberlsnd nver. in givingosdor* for the rendition nf fugi­ conducted the paper during the paM. six. tive slaves, in hunting down even the Other public biritdings wbk-il It Contain* negroes who acomiipanied Gen. FreRpint t» Ltteatic Awsylum, tbe State and his staff''»n their return to 9L Louis, Penitentiary, W university, snd MrsNeal culminating In G«i. Hallecks order b' ■Hid a pnjnphlet of ad vice la inventors, be'toalfa protection in onr lines. ■MCMd N-ni IT WIM. MEND ruRDELAIN. So msuer iltUtbrokenFiictiM1 Mi*a?t M • . .Ufflat.. sli.muc sevM is asMtuffMAMf fr WILL WENT) Thai eostli Alabaster Vaaa is broken sad yon can7 ..US i», »«U. U, Md •«** Some ofour I “We du mA believe that even in this Republican exchanges seem to be very । age of cheap publications any work can much alarmed, lest th* Re publicans in I >>« m<*re tvwsotutblu than the terms uf the Congress, may be led into ultra positions jSciumnc Ambkicax at W per .year, .with twenty five par uent diacumri tor «*n the slavery question, designed na pit­ club*-<>f ten. it forma a yearly volume falls by shrewd Democratic members. «>f832 pages quarto wilb nu immrtwe The only pitfalls the Republicans are utiiubvr <d urigiiud engravings. There in danger of falling into, on that qaretion ia nut an industrial purnuil which does ore the same tb.t covered the Buchanan mil receive a ab-re of its attrutmn. Il administration with eternal Infamy. The coutaius official lists of patent claim, im­ portant stupsUo, practical receipts for ul d-fogy-ciHiservati v e-afraid-<>C-y ou|-shaduseful domestic and purposes, and has ow element, is not tha only element nec­ lon£stu«>d, both in this country and Eu­ essary t>> l>e retained, to insure tbe future rope, ns the highest autfi*trity in the me chsuic ntts nud aewneva. Tbcra .la no success of any party. . publication more ialiiahluUi,lhu- farmers, the engineer, the iron founder, the me­ chanic, or Uh- mHitufacturar. Wo, have There are rune facts nnd siqrgestions never opened a imuiUer without iearninr in the following rcfrreuce U> the cmidhion a<>me 1 hi ng we never knew Iwdure, and of nflairs in Missouri _,then snd now.” obtaining valuahfr iefiirmali>ai for Hie winch will aflmd food ter rdWctioltl— benelil id <»ur readers. Thq Publishers, They need no comment, and tlierrfore we will make none, believing that mir rend­ Messrs. Munn it Co~ of 37 Park R->w, New York, have deseved the aucews ers are abundantly o*n>pHant U> make which they have aebiuted. No me the proper application, and place the slrnuld visu that city without calling al resp'in.-ibility wher* It belongs : Twenty dassago our brave troop* in । their pajatial establishment, • Which i» a MiMKMiri bad ju«t routed the en«-njy ini nmseuni of irueative gcnimia, collected fmm the entire- world. If any of mir thr battle id Fredericktown, and thfc fi-ur • friend* aaay <>ff m lhe o*>tipiry d-«g nut •ucceaalve skirmishes of Lexington. Wet know this work and will take our advice, Glia*. Linn Creek, nnd Springfield.— they w|H m,ol >2 a nd hcc-Hnesubscrifiera They had driven the relielti d«iwt> t«i the immcd>u!i?ly,»r..by applying to the Pul>Arknnsa* line, aud wcreatlll in pursuit, lisbers they, can .obtain a specieiru copy ■bp> Gen. Frpmunt waa removed Tniin gratis, which will be auro i<> c-nifinu tbe the, emmand fi»f „lne«<mpciency.”— truth i.foijr rro>mini iid.Uicu." Since that time our army has evacuated Wa fully indorse th*.above, and would Springfield, leaving all Sopthern Mtsaouri • -CT read - rr wn.i?iwir> hFARi u uJU Mend B*.e, Gwrf, DdHLMQ'S LlVMt RKvVlATOR and the oaths of drunken men. Thk Slavkmt Qckstio!^ IT Wll.l, MESH CHIN I. Your broken tb»B* Cups *»d kAmf. I one wf the first questions fi»r Congrats to the question of a modification uf the -finan­ and is directly to the point I’iir«-*S i-ta. A Government book bindery al Wash auce*Mfully termintae tha war,- will b* allies of the War Department. S..M l.v nt! AH New ¥.wk, Nov. 2D. wljq ire disposed to strut a ki thr caeae iif A special to tbe Tribant, Washington, religion in otrr midst, by material aid^irc Nov. 20th. sayet “l'l>e Go-rrnmewt bus received intelligence to day that he lead- cordially invited' t«r attend. ington was burned cm Munday with sums erekd*the rubHlion in Ittchmondi nnd in 40,000 volumes of Th* sea>ud volume uf• the Confederate camps neWiee tho Puto- . GJ1* Tbanliiqrv mg d*» passed off vary patetil-uffic* reports, composed *4e|y of mac, nt least, are satblkd that they nru quietly hi thiarillsgu. Religions services HPU.NAULE, all of Ha slinga. Were fft-M by the nnitsd o-mgrrgations t>f engravings. Quite a uutubsr of Major Tbe quaation of bow to prosecute and will, of course prrse.it themselves, but DoMlls. TWIf. IT WILL MKSI>IVO«V_.,_ iu. hnim )r«3 The friends «if Rev. A. il. G*fTou will meet at bi* house fur a dvmali** vfslt, York, where they are Co take a steamer fur liayli. ■Inns of the task before IL mostly such as win grow out of the neees- >idd Ipavfc a md. Ran•try th,hmwm a Hive Bi rup loin h itls tlot only plraaMil for------------------------hut is a cvrjsie yuip Whoop. I departments, DM*. The jBnymrrr’sFurlrras Monro* letter Myat ••Rrtwl rep»rts'suite that Fdosacola has been evacuated, nnd the Navy.Yard anti rely destroyed by the fire of F.iH Plekens. Ren. Bragg has sent f«r reinfiTuemeots. The five Federal vessel*, assisting Gul, Brown are said to have been riddled with shot.” * . btes under moimmloo* circumxUnces^nd ' Gen. Fremont arrived here lait bight. ? » s r-rr Gan. Sherman had been pl read in eummand at Sedalia. MENUiffyiMtS. wws «rs? ing NeW Madrid. number of dwui fn«n that regituebt. 3 news of its organization (>r proceeding*, in time f.»e this paper. CotigrrM itaaem- dune. II WILL SRSD. IT WILL iL i 1.1 ubwn Lilt- cuunuy iu small gutqfu. livieg by piundsr. Tha rebels aro furtily- We shall not rewire notch, if why, comdder. wnx wrrttttX Seventh C<<ugrexs cuu- Th* 1 ■Ah-trkiiii lluroth. ton. •ttL.____ Mid relaxin; ■ I be California regiment, now in Richmond, ■W>»?lhal®*ZaHktllsr at the hauls IJ a fr W B ffflW B flJ lA f ,s expediliK 1*1 arrived at Hampton Roads. wSher's. itl "owwii H U f.l they ,_! l denials .to t that Lord A Deantifal KltaOe. of birds, will fight t >r th* young one* in her nrat agninst th* owl”—and bn .will • hiUU.de- guctapebcsac u*rl AtnbNMepe; Ornamental Ambrt.tj’py' hnpvrixt AtabndytnQlUleMtts Am. period. but MW is aff.rded hy the rinudy u-e jd M*a. WjMWV i Sootwihu firwr. m bru« A II — L... k_.----------------- ji.___j-f.-i—j I AKI) COFTIgn Sm. U — �reform. AltarubyadorPlaintigs. nortfiC STATE OF MICHIGAN. I Lotxrx m Baut, - j ‘LOW PRICES” To all whom It ADVICt FBKK. Xaw-Tork Benevloent Iniimary H.1UUUJIU. , . GRANT & SPAULDING 8 PkClAL SOT1CES country. . ____ town.bip W Hope >n eatd evenly, and State of PROPA .^-STATBOF MICmOAX, AHchigna, on Saturday, the thirtlelb I> tbj day of Cw>n or B,a«r a* No»*mber.l8dl. at nueo'efort In ni.atteniooo.ilie Ata "e.-lon 6| lhe Probate Court for the eonn- following ileeenbtd land*and tenement*.belong­ tyefBarry Mdcn.t tbeProbate Vflw.’ln tha i ing to the aaul ertale, to tbe oeunty at Barry,and rjltur »f Baatingq, on Tu*-d*y. tbe twenty. . Stat* of Michigan: alxiL day of November. la the year <>ne tbuuMqd TLe we*t ba>r uf the Mortb*e*t quarter of etceight hundred end Litj oue. Promt, Hbktaan Dan twentgftabLtfeAin tuwtulup number two C-Prinjl*. Judge of Probate. I (».) borth bfRttrgrnine (4.,weal, and containing la tbe matter of tbe irate:* of Almira Everts. WfffcV <•’> •“tv* ®f lend, mot* or in*; Mid aale J»u <J Miff County. deceased. being med* aohject to a balance of a Mortgage of On rekdiug and hling ib* etlUon. drir verified about two huijtrd Dplhua, i»)?«.) gire* by I pardy Ladd U> Rather Duod, and bearing dal*. Jone »d. iBuT; ant »*«1 aale la atao auhpei to th* I dower of Hie widow of toe arid Purdy Ladd; aatd . dower being tbe um of tn roti eix aerea and two­ . _„... . a ,L_ »• _.i.’ . . i . r . j.. ; nisen. b* assigned for lhe tearing of arid t>«tiImu. and ihal the heir* al te* of mid derenaed.snd all Other per.-uas interested in Mid estate, ere re­ quired to ape*.-, st * oro-lon <>f said court, thro to hr boldeu st l be Prob*’* OtSre. in tha village of Healings, vud sL-w caaar.il wv iherv be. why the plat rr ot ltic petiti- Oerslx.ald tmt b- granted. Apd it U further ordere<l that .rid I'ciitim.er git* antic* to the persons interested in said estate, of the pendancy ul a*M |>e>ition and ahaerisc ’bereoi. br causing ■ oopv uf thia er to be published In tbe -kepublCcan Bea n*r.“ a newspaper, i rmled and circulailng in said c-ina-v ol Barry, far three suecroaire werta, itamediaXelv previous to said day of li-arlug SHERMAX C. PRIXDLE, (A true espy.) novdf Judge of P-obri*. IX OUB L&'£ OF TBADE; Come and See !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED ra. Ovarian Tamar, Vrtuale Disease. Trek CUy.erttaai *T wsrsi These medicine. are prepared la oca o»> ui. ratort. under lire care of able Chemist., tad are lire caret reUabte known to tarecaa, indudwg all ,hT^0*iAre*Sn«*kT ,ert*r- c-telaing, full M- to furntsh.ng mcdiciaro to toe poor, lu all caros medicine* can be aeot by mad or eipreaa if de­ sired. Se-d for oo* ur more of uur works and judge for yowroebrea. Also publttocd ad toe InRrtsary. to eld toaro °kTUE FAMILY PHYSICIAN. PBOBATB ORDER. Containing aimpl* remedie* easily obtained for tha cure of Dtaeroe I. all ita form*, with faU ex­ planation* el the esu-re, eymplotna, diet, bathing snd.xwctee- Pri<* rente. PanaaTtOmca. Barry County. ) Hroilsgs, SeptMober »th. >641. ( I - All pereoaa havingC'tarmea *gah»t the Estate of Francis Maur, deceased ar* bei ebi notified and required to prvaent the same at tbi* for *xaniinaUM and adjustment bt me --t» Tiaesday the IwritUi dar »f November next and Tuesday the iw*>-ty eighth day otJanuary next *t » o'clock la tire fi-rtiMio of each uf Middays-, mx tnuolh* from THE tAPlE-S MEDICAL FRIEND, And tbe Phyaiology of Xarriage. A work oo the cause, symptoms, and treatment of all eomplainta peculiar to tb* rox. un marriage, liadutiea. abortion and its rr.nlU. on children, their ill. and on lb* prerentmn of coureniton, with Ibv.IwM* Instrwctioos to thorn oa auhirou of a private nature. Price tS cents. TMe Orsllrarii nellcsl (•■hs!**. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. AH peraont haring claim. egrinst ths E-taU </ OuKr K. AbvrL. d»en»<4. are hereby mMifout and requested lu lary Caruplalnt*. FeJr• and Ear dureaae* Complaint. Heminal Wcakneaa^ axo au. D1,r‘“1 or tub Utuxanr axd Saxt'At. OnnAxa, from whaterar core or «f whaler er nature. Our object will b* to gire^jy to the afflicud by effecting in ^Our^tle^eW^ebaJge nothing fbr adeJca an-t written preacriptiuna; bat will luruUb ,'rh*n r*" ouMted toe very beat medicine* at lb* lowe*t And Private Adviser. A book for th* old and rtrang. embracing th* Palhulogy. Preontom and cure of all dirorore of Urinary and Sexual Organs, .an a w.roixo vote* _ —Ji — ..rh ■■ to b. fsnild in no CHILDREN sofa for all—both old and young, rise* ere on «:»vy tonrue; iiaarened — no Iroger kill., are bleroed with Measles's Pill*. SOOTHING SYRUP, F«r Children Teething. PROB ATE O/JZlEJi.—STATEOF MIClllO AS, | Conutr of Barry, u. At • »e«ioti of tbe Probare Court for th* Co in tv of Barry, huldcu nt toe PHbate OB:*, in Ike vAi.dc M Hmbusa. on NweUv* U.e ‘]*<*I*< November. 1W4.; present, H. C. Prit-die. Judge uf Probs e. * In the matter of the estate of Thoma. Dillin, '’’tteXtem* "»d «*•« *I,f petil’f". rerifkd uf Adam Wulf. Eaewlnr of thela’t M ill and tratamer.t. of raid deorertd. pteytag. rea^ u. therein art forth. Href tea my be ll.et.-; d “Ki.u TO CONSUMPTIVES . utrfeHia. Ai d those .micted with XSRV0U8 DEBILITY, heart DUEASE.FFVERA AGUE, rr C0SSTIPATI05. Tbe underelffaed. now aerentrflr* year* nW. with direetinne for I oarnc Al~ ?n . V....iMmn. rod Karreree forte II Itod Ibero remedies, a .ure cure for aud ail d.eewroe the Tneoir san , xxo Aetra. Corovtrsn0*- Hasev -reais. Naavor* DxWutt. end F* THE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it. mothers, it will give real to vourael.es. and RELIEF AXD HEALTH TO YOUR IXFANT3 We hire pit* up and avid this article for war v.wuai wr ur'rr u.'c । other m*.lie>ue—norerhea il failed in a alngle in- ' alauce. i<> ■■ffoet a cure when tinv-|y nreil. On the : contrary, all are drbghtcd with it* operethma.and , .■-oak in ternOi of cummetid.Ure: ot ite magical effect a and medi. al virtue* We apeak tn this m.tlvr. -whet we do know.- after ten year* *xp*ulenre. end pledge our reputation (or 11.* fulfill went of what we here declare. In al moat every in.tancc whcie lhe infant i* "uffrring from pain and exhamdiuu. relief wdl be found in fifteen or Iwrall niinntr* after th5 »yrnp i* admluialrred. ThU valuable preparation la tbe preaenptiem of on* o' tbe c.o»t eeperiebced and alullftif nnraea lu Xew England, and baa been need wilh never foiling auccea*in da* of Januarr.A. D l^t.at leu o clock A. M .be aaiigned for tbe bearing uf »»id prlitio!!. and tiial tbr lieira at la" uf »md drctwciLaiud al! oilier i«r*oua inten aird ill m>M eataie. <« required ta appear at a area'ioti of »*)d Court, thru tu tie Loldeu at ib* Fivbate Uffltc. n »»•’• Villagv «f Deal­ ing*. "id too* «•“»<. 'I‘I'l‘rp, **• ‘b» uraveruf the petiinmet alr-uld not bi granted. Audit tefurtbrr ordered, toat aatd p*|iiion*r give notice tu the peraoo* inirretrd, in e nd State, uf the peodeucy of aaid pefilhM. *«»d th« It not owlv relieve* th* child from pain, hut inliaanur thereof, by caving a copy of tbt* order rigoratoa lheetowiacb and buwrla. curracta acidMb* tUbltatod tn th. Kepubli vdk..Wr. a l.wa it». and girea tutiraud energv io the whole eyaie#»r piehd i» *-“* «"’'inti. of Baity for fmr tem. il will almoat ivtai.tiy relieve M^reaLc wreka, itumcdial.ly jircrmu. Io Mid Griping in the Bowel" nnd Wind Cholie, ia oSy.) B. C. PRIXDIX. aod overcome oonrtilatona. which if not apcedliy > judge of Prebata. remed.ed. end in death. We belfcr, it de beat H’HSEHOI.D AND 'WrJK FARM. Plantation nnd bbops. Which greet! r facilitate* die process of teething, I hr s-.fleniag lb* guru*, reducing all inffamaib a— wilr-rilay all and spasmodic action. and ia For everyFamUy. having over a ItdO receipt* on Cooking. Dyeing. Preaerving. Cleaning. Ac., Huw to I'taut and what il u beat to Rai**. How to cure ammafo^dnee to Houm Keepers. Farmer*, end Mecfomlc*. m> a !'<>• .object, of ioteraL­ Price £5 rent.. Worth »10 tu any one. THE COKMJMFrtYB'S HOOK. BOOTS & SHOE?, GROCERIES HARD-WARE For tbuae who wish to get well from khat awfol diaeete. ■ full deacript mn nf all tbe remedies used foi if with a careful atotemeut ot th* reawlla, and o.beweM information Prie* io oento. The iuf.irmation ia not to be found in any work, pnbb-ihed. :-r auaiMbt* trmu any other roarer Ti.ear taiuk. *re puMiabcd oo ba* paper, aod beautifully bound. Any ul the above worka will be mailed free, on receeptof pricw. m *Ump* or tunney; or lbw whole in a liand-imrlv bound volme fur oxa ooixaa. Bo fam tv almuld be withunt them. They er* ulna tinted with beautiful engraving*, rod contain lb* cvnden»ed experience ef year*. . Aoaxva w.xtxii, for th* above worka, who can ma c IlWaiuonlh. Seudfor.circular forageutaTo tbe l ouuguf both rrjtea auffariog from Sc. tret IUb<fo: i>n»tratuM> of mind; low of powernervous debility, hae of s-aht, waksfallbea*. for* cf eolnude, eruption* on the face, Ac- An. St't a.raaa rr rtwo uart; t<fore run suffer inoatable damage, io built Irody ami mind. Tu »ekills who want, urn rtcAnaxT. and xtraa remedels for irregularities, Obstruction*. Whiles, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, CHANCERY ORDER. ; UF MlCHlGAX. Eighth judicial CirK, cult, in Cb-ucwy. Jomv. AL Zrort. t'—p>'e Jferreend DU-ium /wv«»J<,«* _ Rail roidmE ia toe Circuit Cjmrt foe tlie connl*Tflff?*rf. Cbaucwv . st BsaUng*. on tbe Uto day oi October. A. D. 1441fl seticfoctorilr appearing to thia Cowrt,-lh*l foringfrom *»y »f ’be foregoing dtacroe*. da not trt.’nr prejudice,, or the prated IM of."’bare, atard betwren vmisndyoOr anffrnng child *ad th- reih f the* will be evre—yea,«b«elntely aureto follow rhe uM of thi, medieinr. if stmeiy Used. Foil direction, for uairgwin accompany rech bot tlr Nuoe gewuwn- wales* Hie t*c-*smU* of < URTL-i A CALKIXH. Xew York, i* ou th*out­ side wrapper. Bold by Droggiate tbnmgbviu tb* WurbL AND Wa WILL MAIL raaa. to ny ana applying for it, THE JOURNAL OF MEDIOAL REFORM. It ia a large and beautiful paper, rod eon Irins lhe asoal valuable iaCmualleu un ’peculator lire, or Seminal W etenete. Tbe cave. rCect* and cure, showing th* awful effects «f the DRY GOODS! ISAAC Principal OUiee, 13 Cedar St., M. Y. C. MUTT. Is now rewii ii»g Cmm Nft* York afad Buattwi, kia fall at‘t-k of - Groceries! ! t2F OLD FRIENDS P»c vou io-niug* ITT THE RIGHT PLACX. n.rrOS-a Sosnr CMIod P11U. Stacks of ' tiiWM!* Ijuriuua; palronixrd by lhe principal pliy.ieianr *”d ai-.rurer.r.* tn tbe Union, elegantly coated W'urg*Hoiee P. centa; ■a «»♦l,01c’for ‘,n*1,o,Ur > Ull d.reetivua ««< n,t Yjf^MMtl.nr ratii box w---- ■& I Warranted annerior to ‘ am PR1 before tbe public. ' • tTZlaraw* Leo* Comv, ymrwtaJtriy IT. I***. „ t. n. AU--r.-1-' „I write thia to lufurtn row of tbe woudrrfnl Clothin " Spire; I* addition to tor above steek of (Inxvtte be haaafnlland complete asaoriiaratcf HASTINGS TANNERY! K«,r tnrri’ » ear* sue na* w"-11 -•• ioua derangement of the system. sadlr impairing her l.eu’th. winch baa hero »iewd>Iy fetiimr during lt.a. period. When mx*w Tort tn Avril last. a fkandedi'iaed ma '<■ “•» '«>t>r pHl*.. Having full tbe judg-root of■« friend. i ufiatnd WCffigRk On ll.rmude.of Treatment noe Prectreed. On tbe Faleo Treatment of Dieeaaea. On the rathraa Medici Humbug*. On the I’breioiogy of Mnreimc*7 Conaisting in part of O* the common miw of Medinne. New Orleans, Mmc'ivfoto. '&&«. On Diet. Eaerelae* end Ablution, flow the Pbyaician aLouIil bq. Crushed, Powdered and Granulated’SuHow to Pre< rut Prngnaucr. A nd many other .thing*. Sex* ran npirn. Tliie Journal theatld be in the Lauda of every Molnwcw- and Synipw, Green and BLick Tea®. J. Uomaax, N. D„ A. X.. Chief Phy*icton. S Rin, Ceylon, nnd Jb»« G4&,■ S. Moaaia, Surgeon. Dr. J. Bo II*, t h.raiat Oihoe in New York. l.M Cbamlrera Street. . Slone, Wreidrtt, and Willow War*, Office in Wiliiamaburgb. South fob and 8tb St. Ogura. T.ihaccn. and Snoff, CctretpondMita wilt pirate enclose two or three areicps for return poatag*. and addreaa our Salt and Water Lime. S.«pa; Bwknstuo, Cntaia^Pepper W>d OUR GOODS Unusually Low in exchange for good*— W total, Cum, Gate, Bauer, laird, Pork. anA finally ajmtMl ayeryUuHg yuu have rar MiHale.tRiL. Alan, to* targe* Vock ot Oil aaad Lamp*! yerwafcae Ever offered in Rktlfr Creeps all of tahieh Th* anbaenber hiring laved tha Hwling* Tan­ will ba- a-U aLprirea that caniiA fciLto nery for * term uf rear*, ia now prepared to Mit pirttetoer®. , Fumtob L«Mliror.Nt ttot Uauul Rate*. Particular attrition pnid io fining nrWhite and yellow O.\I BARK takes ia «t- dwa from Ranting® and vidniiy, and chnngc for Taaaiag. aatWartiua gaarontred in awy caar. . AU Leotber Warranted good or no pay—The highatat market price atwayr I amadnoaerrylBgca a paid for Pt’idtH*. 4 ISAAC C. MOfT. And keep BOOTS AMD 4H0E8 FGR-SALE,JeSmoa 8L,kJfote*JbwtufRatUe Crete Homo, Cualom Work dime on abort tralto*. it deal red. AU Unde ol Laatber Md Boota rod Mom We toko Dnxn, Paints, Olli, Pnrairg nuid, wad Camphen*. * aevll-kf �OF THE UNITED ST, CURE NervousHeadaehe HR. HOBACK'S BCIKMHAVIIB REMEDIES IT FALL AND WINTER WE —- — .w ., . WV Uf-ynur. gl.K'g tows aad ngor to tbo digreuve organa, and raatoring the natural elastic ly aad streugth ef the who!* 7Tbe ’ CEPHALIC PI 1.15 are the result of ARE NOW ON HAND with one of tha LARGEST and BEST Awortmenu of That the BLOOD PURIFIER end BLOOD PILLS bare breu proved by eualym tn CONTAIN NO MINERAL. Thai they cure the almoat uni rental complaint. long ioveailgation and carefolly cendncted exper­ iments, taring been in use many years, (taring vaat amount of pain and suffering from Headache whether originating in lhe mrtvw system or a de, ranged State of the rtemadt. They are entirely vegetable In their competition, and may be taken at all time* with perfect safcir without making any change of diet, odtfoefomni O' any lath rtodtrt it «ug to adtnUU- DRY GOODS and restore the healih and strength of tbs sufferer. * BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! The genuine have flee aignaturaa of Henry C. patting on each box Hold by Droggists and all other Dealcra in Med- INCIPIENT-CONSUMPTION, Kn Mb emaciation, difloitty of breathior, Weak Longa. ludigartuo. Dyapmali', Dfoeaure and indeed wa might enumerate many mure aim, of tbe nervous System. Paralysis, Palea, sari for but ws have only apnea to aey. it will not only cun all ***** requiring a Tonic - . Ibadcbilitv following cldfls and few bat pre­ rents all attscks arising from miasmatic influei>c*s Dr. DWs’ rrlebaneT Wise M«m aad cures the disease at once, if already attacked 11X11 TDi’DXJ’HCailZD I And as il acts directly and persistently oa tiio bilary system, arousing tbe liver to action, protecting in bet, all the excretions and Werriions oftbe sys­ tem, it win infallibly prevent any deleteriooa ecnMuueni-ea following upon change of climate and CAUSE SOON TO HEAL, . water; hence all traveler* should have a bottle and discharge from lhe sy.tem, ererv taint ol with them, and all should take a teaspooaful at ■>--- z . ... r-l... least before esting. it prevents eoattveuesa, strengtlieite Ute digestlre organs, it should be in RECRUIT TIIE DEBILITATED, the hands of all persons of .edentery hab-te, rtnand there ta no diecast of tbe Btomarb end Bowels dents, minister*, literary men, and all ladies not accustomed lo much out door exercise should al­ tha liver, th* nervous system, tbs skin, glands or ways use tL*e If they wsk they will fiud an agree-C?L .1__ .wa_ JlSUwl S___ ■______ . .I_ _ ““’ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OB A box will be sent by mill prepaid on receipt f lhe PRICE 25 CENTS. AB orders should be address to SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE SICK FENALES, who hare languished tor year* in triples* wnakurea end despondency, recuperate with great ra­ pid Uy aoder their mt iguraUug operation. That all sexual diaabililie* arii removed by thmr ter dial and gently stimulating propertie*. That they recruit ■ SHATTERED CON8TITUTIONB, however they mar have been trifled with and abused t tbal lhrir direct tendency is to lengthen । life, and render il enjoyable. Thea, operating di­ rectly upon the pauow mi tU Wood, they Ever shown in thia OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD „ .OH XECRCTIONS, . in.which ther du not pre ywwnfo rrli^f. and. (if administered befure the very citadel of life baa beentnvsded.) e/eef u Mi'afa*. aad torr. Bear in mind that the 80ANDINA VIAR-TRO ETABLK BLOOD FILLS are endorare! bv the .w^..r -eit-a------ Market, which are pure and entirely free from the peieoaa toaisitted in the adulterated Wine* and Liquors with which th* country >* flooded. ’ • These Bitters act only CURE but PREVENT Disease, and should be used by all who Jtea.fr> a e-iuulry where th* water to bod. or w here Cbill* and Fevers are prevalent. Being entirely iaaecent and Larmiers, they may ba givoa Iveeiy to Children and infants with impunity, PliysieMUs, Clergymen, aud temperance advevales, as sa art of humsuilv, should aamrt is spreading there trulr v»!u«Lt* BITfEkS e»er las land, aad tbervliy c-scaliallr aid in baa'ubiag n. -i.-.w. ..j n w_._ • • • are prepared to sell al a atnall advance from SPEEDY AND SURE CURE ft within their reach. NEW YORK COSTS. always on hand in time of need.' O. J. W< Proprietors, M Broadway, New-York, ant thia paper frum time to lime. lir. Boback'* Med­ ical Almanac and Family Adrirer, containing a great amoant of intereatingand valuable Medical J. S, GOODYEAR & Co. THE ONLY PREPARATION KESlifiESt ■' The many certificate* which hare toeae Seaidsrsd to is*, ami tbe ietteie which we are -dmIv «■reiving, era couriusire proof that aax-ug th* women three Butera have give* a aaliafaetiea wiiieb n* etnera tmve ever done before. Me da­ man ia tbe land *lteald be without them, aad those who cnce us* thee will noc fail to krep a DR- J. BOVEE DOBS' Imperial Wino Bitter* Are prepared by an eminent andaktllfolpi vsimaa who ha, ured them sucre*.fully in bls peacsie* tor the last twenty-ffve year*. Tha proprietor. A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Boback’i Stwmach Hitters. fore the public for a period of THIRTY Yt during that time nave inalBtelued a hi ncter tn altnort every part of tlie Globe. * — ■——*——rv and immediate power of r llh to person* suffering uo< * A new and delightful Stomachicend Cordial for Siring toor lo the Stutnsch, and for the prwnon of billions complaiute ineMenl lo tbe Weatcotrutry. Try it AS a morning drink to awist direction and relieve Dyspepsia, it has no equal. Try it. in flauor it is tvprrior to tU other Bitten. Try stive w.tl restore the bald snd gray hair, aad pre­ serve tbe bair of the youth to old age, ia all its. youthful beauty. Battfo Creek.- Web.. Dre. ». IMA Faor. wood: Thee wilt pleaM accept a Bn* to sole property of Dr. Robeck, originated w-lhone Inform tbee that the hair on bny bead all fell off of the oldest end moat eminent Medical Practi­ over twenty years ago. caused by a complicated tioners of the Wert, and it ia directly predicated chronic disease, attended wilh an eruption on the upon tbe wants of Western people. bead. A continual course of saffenng through Three Bitters derive their sHraalua from tbe life haring reduced me lo a state of 4<-p«t>d ncc powerful tonic nature of tlie root* and herbs of I have not been able to obtain stuff for caps, balwhich they are composed, and a* they are, by al­ Ui-r bar. ! Lew., .M.S. do them up. in eons^ laying unnatural cravings of lbs stomach,directly promotire of P».T Bngg* A ———— ——™ -m _ ■ www on earth, for s TEMPERANCE, two dollar bottle ef Uir Hair Restorative about the first of August lest. I bare failhfiillr followed the dh-ectlout and ll>e bald spot is now covered will hair thick and black, though abort, it » also earn­ ing in ail orcr my head. Feeling confident that another large bottle weuld restore it enUrrir and -permenentlr, I feel aa nous to persevere la (tease .n.l twin. Awwl,,..!. w—_ ___ -V Tbe following are among the distreming varieiy of human diaeasn in which the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES a — w._n * ■ z_f.it,: , Sisk Headache, (usually lasting two day*,) » toured <Y«* ofrucfc in one Ln/r ly yw PiUt, wcic X nest her. Rrepeotfuliy years. ' R. Ik WILKES. TrrtisaU, Mich., Jaa.14,1961. RHEUMATISM permanently in three week*, and GOUT tn half that lime, by removing local infiaFricn, 85 csuti per Bent, or B Baxes for SX. mation from tbo muscles and ligaments of the Prepared by Dr. I. C. ATER &, CO., Lowell, Kam. joints. DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and atmgthRo«»n* entng the kidney* snd blsddxr; they operate moat dslightfallv on there importent organs, and hence have ever been found a certain remedy for the JOHNS & CH OS LEY, worst cases of GRAVER Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings ol th* bowels tbe slimy matter to which these 8OLK MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED creatores adhere. GUTTA PERCHA MCURVEY, ULCERS, enJ INVETERATE SOUR by a perfect puntr which tbeae LIFE MEDICINE rree to tbe Wood,and all the humors. SCOHBCTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their alterative effect upon Tbo cheapest and moat durable Rooffing Ligonier, Noble Co.. Ind.. Feb. tt. IM». PnovO. J. Woeu: Daertiir:—Io tbe latter hart of th* year I861.<whlla attending th* State and National Law Sebool of th* State of New York. ISAAC ,C. MOTT, Is now receiving from New York and The use of these Pills for a verr .bort time, will Boston, his fall Block of effect an entire cere of SALT RHEUM, and s stri king improvement in tbe clearness of the skin.— CO&MUN COLDS and INFLUENZA will always bo cored by one dose,or by two in the wont esses. Tha Cort ia only about One-Third that of Tin, ANO H 18 TWJCK_AII pVRAJUt, _ PILES —The original proprietor of these med­ Consisting in part of icines, waa cured of Files, of 35 years standing by tbe use uf the furs Msoicinbs alone. GUTTAPERCHA CEMENT, New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, FEVER AND AGUR-Far this.ocrg* of the For preserving and repairing Tix and other MrrWet tern country, there Nedicimca will be found al Koora of every description, from its great elas- Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Sua aale. speedy and certain remedy. Other medi­ g*«cines leave tbe system sabjecl to a return of the Mtilasses and Syrups, diaeare ■ a cure by these medicines is permsneat. Green and Black Teaa. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Code, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wars, Ggara, Tobaooo, and Snuff, Salt and ,Water Lime. Soaps, Snlcratua, Cassia, Pepper and Groce r ies! ! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE1 SPALDiNGSPREPARW) Gl.UE! BAYS TUM PIECES! ■CONOMYI DISPATCH! "A Stic* nt Tins Barn Num.” dR As accidanl* will bappen.eren In well regulated fomlhea, It is very fowiarble te hare Mmobehe*p awdtxmvtntosiwag for repairing Furmiara, Toya “no heat is required. teooee were torcoogaita me at all. ‘ ! atoaoo made appliemteon to the most skillfull phyaioana in tbe ounntry, but. retiring no assu­ rances from them Hist mv bair could again be re­ stored, 1 was forced to become rsocnriTod to my fate, until, fortumitelr, >n tbe latter part of thi year 1467 your Restorative was reeoUemfad to M tobesriUoa*H. R taaiw^ra ready, ead o to ll.e Slicking tsoiet “USEFUL IN EVERT BOUSE.” M. R.-ABronb aeoompwire each Ullle. Prire rtwpiani mtBET, (Comer af Liberty BtmeM NEW YORK, Jelt-ly JOHNS A CROdLEY. AbEXT». WaNTW>!—Tm»48.Ca8M^ ! Lo wT’ressure System • W»fc Sy, eretatosll । Lahds For Sale f ISO ST. fa tUtted SU MBes from Bwtmpi. ib. onasty teal of Barry County. There era FiftecM Acres improved rv—* frat. Wild Cherry Tree Bark. HprioaoeA, Chamositle Flow era. *«4 Gentian. They are maaa/Mlured by Dr. Doda bimarlf, who is m «---------- ‘ and *are*.*rul Pbynctaa. aad bene* I ba Cteared among tbe quack aoatrema I th. country, and against winch tbe Mt Keroalfoe <M1 aad Umr! PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!!' unl«1 e.rt,,bima i lo Ue Sfomneh I Reaevate the Kystem and Prolong I-ife f prleefl per tarttie, •fotatlmator Prepared and Mid by CHARLES WDDIF1ELD A C«., . **>l* pffonurroB*. 7B, William Street, New TwR. GROCERY, SALOON, Tb. .uWrib.r I, now pnjauto * mH ETtoVVA. Attorney and CommIIot at Law. Wk‘ *“ drBUr* Ever offered in Battle Creek, all of which will be auld at prices li*l autfrol flail to TOMIC. >,DK3I<S AXD UTEDAax bare reoommendsd its ms to many of at friend* .. —J z— a------ — Z- -npgrtf of i\t country, tcifik irtciions for application. Vulldc^ nighfjm-penoa at our Principal Oficc and Warthoutt. nnEPHEBiifti* ’synm iwrmta aavteineri with Barberry. W-1^—r-f-' ing to to aeud me an order on thin* agents for a w. bottle, and receir. lo thyself lb* renpturo declar- Iboretagbly Mated by aU efearea of lb*. at loo—“lhe rrw aril is to those t list are kind tu tb* I for almost every variety of diaeaas faoidenl te ih. ■Widow and U>* teiberieaa.” ^r.yyKe «. w. *wu.»u. Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY. CEMENT ROOFING, SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE! rom which * poiaonou* miaama ia created, l>m diter* should be used aver* morning before >t«aklasL • DR. J. BOVEE DOD3* itras?^w York and IU Barite Nt reel Ha.'UrtrMy’ ’ FAMILY QBOOEB11S Aa low u U>t lowru, For Out or raadj W “lx- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-12-11.pdf c61077375439eb5e0d40a1856227e70b PDF Text Text PUBLICAN BANNER awevSisra, wfo^nxEtoiu VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1801. surra s msssvs, JACOB FERRIS, ICCHIGAM. WAR! On High Prices, at the MASOM ALLBM, TAKALER IM ZiROCERIEX. preriafara. rre- *2” c”’dle*- *« - •<«. S»- t ie Centers e Block. Sut* slrwt. U»«ti go. Mick. HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &. Striker, In the midst of unprecedented political trouMee we have enure of grant gratitude to God far unu.ua! good health and must abundant harvests. You will not lie aarprlred to learn that in the peculiar exi­ gencies <>f the times out Intercourse with foreign nation* has been attended with profound aUieiludc, chiefly turning upon our own domestic affairs. A disl-tyal porti.m tif the American people have, during the whole year, been engaged in an attempt to divide and destroy the Un­ ion. A tmlino which endures factious and domestic divisions, is exposed to dis- fareign intervention. Nation, thus tempt­ ed to interface .re not always able to resist the councils of reeming expediency and ungenerous ambition, although ntea* •ures adopted under such influence* seldom fail to he unfortunate and injurious to I bore adopting them, The dialuyal citi­ zen. «if the United States who havcoilerrd --- UAVX---ROBERT* 4c XTRIKER, JVST RECEIVED a new and most complete assortment of DRVGR AND ttEDICIMEM, . PARKER, TURPENTINE AN*D ALCOHOL. MIEBUT 4k AUEM. TTORXXTR ATL IVTsa-t Solicitor* in cctt. fnrtienlsr •itenlien Mid Io Co A ms um%s» IJT FUR MBCJUNTCAL AXD MEDICINAL rURP0HKR,0NLYUEX GROCERIES! n. WRIGHT, TTORNET and COUNSEI.IXIR AT LAW. cl.li Oflire. with W. W. lUfah Er.. MuMlavill*. Barry Comity, Michigan. TEA. COFFEE. RVOAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. UWi. RAlsLNS. CObFlSH. aid and comfort which tbry have invoked abroad, have reerived lea* patronage and encouragement than they probably ex- insurgents seem m assume, that foreign Haltons in this care,disregarding all moral Mtcisl and treaty obitgathma, would net solely and relfuthly for the most speedy rrstorniK.n of coiumrroe, including spec­ ially the acquisition ot cotton,—those nations appear as yet not to have seen their way t>» their clqect more directly or clearly .through the destruction than thru’ the preservation of tbs Union. If we c><uld dare to believe that foreign luil'on. arc actuated by no higher principle than this. I am qufte sure a scomd argu­ ment could be made to slmw them that they could reach their aim more readily and rttoily by aiding in crush this rebel­ ion titan by giving encouragemeot to the principal lever relied on by the etching of foreign nations to' hostility against us. as already intimated, In the embarrass ment of onnuimv. Tb-»*e nation*, howthat it *na the PuioO that made our forThey can scarcely fail to perceive that DAMIEL COOK, dlLJEW’" □’UOTJIIEKB a AU CeoUac Extracts, I. A. HOLBROOK A TTOBNEY m4G n..**Ur«t U< A Ctaatxrr. n.send Land and STATIONERY, JT. M. RVIWF.LL. PENS. PEXCILM. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES. CARDU. **.. Ac. ■; JOHN ROBERTS, PnrStCUXaaBSunrrou. Dwclling.o Bread­ way, sear ths Court Hou.*. PATENT MEDICINES MOST 1‘OPULAR H. r. CH ERR V, lasting* r thing In Solicitor tCTr«!A!Pr !FD2i 'CASE MEVIMU, <tneelsl sttretloe wiH be psH to COMPOUNDINtTsu** uutttug up I'REHLRlPtlONS. snd atty onr i-arvhMiDg tueitid.ss uf us can rsty upoa their being . . genuine. ROhERTH A STRIKER. Uastimi 8. C. raiMDLE, fl oodyaar's DAMIEL STRIKER KOHEUTK * STRIKER. 8. II. COOK, for record. ' : . . --------n. N. HHELDOM, /WPFTT TBBOW* A. aWEBMEY, GIX Al A REM MM Al* AVERT. U. RLRKELl*, Ing difficulty, and tlmt one Mmug nation prunii.rat mure durable |>r«?e, and more rxteawive,valuable and reliable commerce titan can th.' same nation broken into ll i« tn-t my pt.rpoae to ike di*cu«»ion« with foreign Stales, because whatever might be their wiabe. «*r di*po.hi<ms the integrity of our country depends nut mainly upon them, liut upon the loy­ alty. pr?rioli«n>, virtue and intelligence* of the American people. The rorres- ktebbix*. oecMioned by an obvioes tnissppretevtsioo of the facia, and a* justice require* | that we should commit no belligerent act not founded in strict right as sencll*«*d by public law, I recommend that an ap­ propriation be made to satisfy the reason able demand of the owner of the ve**el for her detention. I repeat the recommuttdalion nf my predccvwmr In his annu­ al meaange to Congress, in December last io regard to the surplus which may prob­ ably remain after satisfying the claim, of American citizen, againat China, pursuant to the award, of the Commiseionera,tt*der the act of tho third of March. 1859. • If. however, it should nut be deemed advis । able to carry that recomend.tiim into effect, I would .uggast chai authority be given for in res ting the principal, over the surplus referred to, in good securities, with ■ view to the satisfaction of sueb just claim of our citizens against China, *■ are not unlikely to arts* hereafter in th* course of our extensive trade with that Empire. By the act of the 5th of August last Congrew authorized the Pre*id»nt to In­ struct the commander* of suitable vessels’ io defend themselves against and capture pirates. This authority Ims been exercisvd in a single inatanc* only. For the more effectual protection of our extensive, nnd valuable commerce in the Eastern seas especially, it seems to me that It would also be advisable to authorize tare any priara whirh pintle, may make of United State* vessels and their cargoee, nnd tlte cosular Courts estel>h*bed by law in. Eastern countries to adjudicate the case* in the event that tiio ah-uild mut be objected to by the local authorities. It any g*w»d reason exists why we should persevere longer in withholding our recognition of the Independence and Sovereignty nf Havti and Liberia, I am imabl* to discern it. Unwilling, how* evrr.to inaugurate a novel policy in regard for them, without the approbation <*fo*ngreso.1 submit for your consideration lb* expediency of an appropriation for main mining a Charge <T affair, near each of those Srau-s. It doe* n-H admit of doubt that important o-inmcicial advantages might be secured by favorable treaties with them. lite operations nf the Treasury during the period ehieh ha* elap«ed si nee your adjauirnment, have teen conducted with signal succeaa. The patrmti.m of the people has placed at the disposal of the Government the large means demanded by the public exigencies. Much of the national loan ha* ixen taken by eitixen. of the industrial class, whose confidence in tteir oHintrya fate, and xeal far their ccumtry* deliverance from it* present peril, have induced them to remtribute to the sup|M>rluf the Government the whole •>f ibeir limited anpilalti -ns. This fset impose, peculiar obligations to eennmny in disbursement and energy in action.— Tin- revenue, from nil sources, including poudetioe itself with the usual reservation* is herewith aabmiUed. I venture to hope it will ap|>ear. thiit we have prrliced pru­ 30th nf June, 1861, wm •86,833,900.27 dence and lilwritlity towards foreign and the expenditure far the name period, including payment on rev-unl oft he pub­ with (irnifirM maintaining our own right, lic debt, were M 578.034.34; leaving a mid honor. Since, however. iti*appirent balance iu the Treasury on the 1st of July that heru. aa in every State, foreign dan­ ot §2,257.005.80 for the first quarter of gers (irerMarily etterxi domealie'^i^ifu!- financial year ending30th of September, titM, I nreotnend that adequate •»»•! ample 1861. The reeript. from all source*, in­ itmtsurr. te adopted far maintaining the cluding the halamw from July l*t, were public dHrures on every side, 1102.532 200.27 and the ezpen.ee ♦98.­ under this g«*n*-ral rt comet id. lion, provis­ 539,733.09 leaving a lw.(atKu- <-n the 1st of ion. f->r defending our coast line readily ih-tuber 1801 of 14.902,776.18, Esti­ occura to tte mind, I ate*, in the Mine connectkin, i<**k lhe attention of Congress nt the year.and lor the financial year 1863, together with lire views of the way. Lewd that some girtifiratioiis nnd depot, and mean. far meeting the demand. o»n of arms and muuitHMts with harbor and templated by them, will be submitted to os'ignlioo imprtivementa st well selected point, upon these, would Ire of great im­ It i. gratifying to know that the ex* portance to the iiati'-ual defemre and pres ervation. I a-k attention to the vivwaof are not beyond the reaocrceaof the loyal the Secretary of War expri-rewd in his people, and to believe that the same rcptrl upon the same general subject. patriotism which haa thu* far austalned 1 deem it «f importiuitance that the the Government will continue to sustain Invgi regions of East Tennessee and it till peace and Union again bless the Western North Carolina should Ire re*n land. nccted with Kentucky nnd other faithful I respectfully refer to the report of the parts «*f the Uui«*n, by railroad. 1 there­ Secretary of War, fur mfurtnalioo re­ fore rreotneiid. a* a military measure, specting tire numerical strength of the tluat Congress provide for the constnic- army, and for reeommendjitinna having lon of such a road as speedily as possible. in view an innreaseof its efficiency and Kcatocky will no doubt co-operate, and the wall being of the rari nis branches of through her Ivuudature make the inn*t the >ervice entrusted to bis rare. It la judicious selection of the line. 1 he nor- gratifying to know that the patriotism tj llieni termimia mi>4 cotmecl with some of the people fa equal to tire ocnaaiun and cx'trling railroad, and whether the route that the number of troop* tendered, great­ shall t>e from Lexington <*r Nicholasville ly exoerds the force which G mg res* au­ to Cumberlariad Gap, or frr.ni Ixhamm to thorised me to call Into the field. 1 refer the Tennerae* line, in the direction ol with pleasure to tb«se portion* id- hl* Knoxville. «ireomcstill different line, can report which make illusion to the credit*, easily l»e determined. Ksnlucky.aod lhe bl* degree of discipline already attained general Government ©>» operating, the by our troop*., and to the 'excellent woik can be completed in a very short sanitary condition of the entire army. time, nnd when done it will ’ • not only The recommendation by the Secretary of vast present narfaln**., but alwi an for an orgsmxatmo of thu military upm a available permanent iinprvvement, worth unifarm basis, i* a auhjeut of viul imporiiacwt In'all the future. tanee to the future safety ol the country, Softie treatlra. designed chiefly for the ■nd is oom men dud to the serum, atten­ Intereau of commerce, and having no tion <-f Congrsss. A large addition to grave politieal importance, have teen tire regular army, in awnretion with the negothrtnd and wijl be submitted to’ the defection that ha.** considerably dbninSenate for their eonrideratiun. Aitfamgh mrrcfal p»«m K> adopt a desirable me- w. '“KVA Peculiar importance to Ms reeuramrada. lion for increasing the corns nf Cadets to tbe grcalesl capacity of tbs military By mare o has failed tn I Invite your attentt*- NOTICE! JORAMT. NO. 32. the tewfut claims again.: citizen. of th* President'! Momage. aadMriltr. ROBIMKON TEBMB, and tteSstratary «f State, relative to the letter, one copy of which su .proper! addrra^d tn Mchof xUm preeoBa. and h*v. labored faithfully therein ever since; Some hare estimated it m high a. •200.­ 000 000,doe in large part fmm ineurgente chaplain, in provision be made far cteplain* to serve al hospitals aa well aa with regiments. The report of the Secretary of the navy th* discharge of tbeir patriotic duty to support the GuvemmeaL Under there circumatancas. I hare been urgently *4iu itsd to estahli*h. by miliinry power, courts tn administer summary jusiiou In energy which have characterized iu ad­ ministration, end the result* of measures the end proprerd (the collection «4 the to increaae ita sufficiency and power.— debt) wax just and right in itael^ but Such have been the addition, by oonte said a navjr haa been created and brought into service sittoe our difficulties commenced. Beside, blockading our ex bofare ammmbled uud*r our flag have been put afloat and performed deeds which ha«« increared <uir naval renown. 1 would Invite special attention to th* rec­ ommendation of the Secretary of th* Navy by introducing additional gnule.it. the service. The pr«w>nt organization is detective and utueii«factory, and the .«tg gealion. aubmitted l»y the department will, it b Iwlieved. if adopted; obviate the difficulties alluded tn, promote har­ mony and increase the efficiency of the Bench of lhe supreme Court—two bv the decease <»f Justices Daniel and McLean, and one by the resignation of Justice Campbell. 1 have «•> far fitrborne ma­ king nominations to fill these vacancies for realms which I will now state: Two of the outgoing J edge.,resided within the Stale* now overrun by revolt, s' that if auccesMir* were appointed in lhe Mme localities they could n<>t aerve upon their circuit*, and many »f tte m-wt competent men there probably would not take the peraottal hazard of accepting tn aervs even here upon the Supreme Bench. 1 have been unwilling to throw all. the ap pointment* Northward, thus disabling myself from doing justice to tte South on the return <>f peace, although 1 may re mark, that to transfer to the North one which ha* heretofore l«een in tte South, would lug, with reference to territory nnd population lie unjust. During th* long and brilliant judicial career ofJudge Mcl-enn, hi* circuit grew into an empire altogether 1«hi large for any one Judge to give the Court, therein more than a nominal at tend mor. rising in popolstino from 1.470 000 in 1831, to 6.151,405 in I860. Brside. thia tte country has gm erally outgrown our present judicial sys­ tem. If uniformity was nt all Intended, tbe system that all the States shall be accommodated with Circuit Court*; at tended by Supreme Judges, while in fact Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kans**, Florida, Texas, California and Oregon, have never had any such Court., m>r can thia be well remedied without a change of the system, because the adding of Justice* enough tn tbe Supreme Court far tte accommodation of all part* nf tbe country, with Circuit Courts, would ere ate a court allogrther too dangrroua far a judicial b<<dy of any sort and tte evil *f it te one that will increase as new Stater come into tte Union. CSmil Court, are useful or they are not ureful. If useful, no State should be denied them. Ix*t them te provided for all or abolished as to all. Three m<>difi«stions occur to me here, which I think would te an hnpmvment upon nnr present system. Let the 8tt preote Court be of oivenicnt numter in every event; then first, fat tte whole country be divided into circuits of oonve nient size, tte Supreme Judge* to serve in a uumter nf them corresponding to thrir own number, and independent cir cuilJudges pnivided for all the rest; or secondly, the Supreme Judge, te reliev­ ed from circuit mities, and circuit Judge, provided fi>r all the circuits, or thirdly,' dispense with Circuit court* altogether. Imvlng the Judicial functions wolhlv to the District Court* and an independent Supreme C-mri, ‘ I respectful!*, recommend tn the eon sideration ofOmgree* the present condit­ ion of the statute laws, with tte b»pe that G>ngre«* will be able to find en easy remedy fur the many inconveniences and evils which constantly emterraaa those engaged in the practical administration of theta. Since the organization of the Government, Congress ha* enacted some 2 000 nets and joint reenltitioo*. whirh fill more than 6 000 elosely printed pages, and are scattered through msay volwmra. Many .■< three ant* have been drawn in haste and without snfficient onntom, ■» that their provisions are often oteoure in adminiatradon of juatic* in all such parts of the inaurgent State* and Territories a. may be under omlrol of the Government whether by voluntary return to allegtarm*. This, however, is Dot to be a permanent institution, but a temporary substitute, nnd to cease as ^*on us the ordinary Court, can be re-clablisbed ‘io peace. Il i* important that some more <yuiven. i«nt means should be pnwided if possible L»r the adjustment of claims against the Government, especially in view nf their increased number by reason of the war. It as much th. duty i.f the government to render prompt justice against itself «a favor of citizens, as to administer th* same between private individuals. Tho investigation and adjudication "fall eWms in their nature belong tn the Judicial Department; beside* it is apparent that than usually engaged for some time to come with great national question*. It was intended by the organization of the Court of Claim, mainly to remove thia branch of bonnes* fmm the Hall, of Cooerrss, but while thp court haa proved to be an effective and valuable means of investigation, it In a great degree fails to effect the object of ita creation for want of power tn make it. judgments fiugl-—• Fully aware of the delicacy, not tn say the danger of the subject,! commend to your careful consideration whether this yrarer of making judgment* final mav not br properly given t«» the Court, reserving the right t,f appeal on queationa of law, t»* the Supreme Court, with anch other |*r.,viti-ms as experience may have shewn Postmaster-General, the following being a summary statement of the condition of the Department: The revenue from all source*, during the fiscal year ending30th June, 1861, including the annual perma­ nent appropriation of reven hundred thousand dollars far the transportation of free mail matter, wan ♦9.049.264 40 revmne of 1800. The expenditure, were • 1X608.709.11, showing* a decrease of m«>re than right per cent, aa compared with thoae of the previoo* year, and the revenue for the last fired ysaroflover •556.482.71. The grm* revenue f<»r the year ending June 30. 1862 is estimated at an increase of four per cent on that of 1861. making 88 683*000. tn which sbo*d be added the earnings of the department fi»r carryinz free matter, via: ^OOjOOO, making’ • 9 882.000. Tho total rxpmditnrva fi*r lR68nrr estimated nt 412 528,­ 000. leaving a d-fieienev of 43 315 000 to he supplied fmm the Treasury, in addi­ tion to the permanent appropriation. The present inanrrsetino shows, I think that the extension nf thia- district arroes lire Potomac rive- at the time of e*tab* liahlnc the Capital here, was eminently wiae.and consequently that the relinquish* moot of that portion of it which lie* in the State of Virginia was unwiao and dangerous. I submit for y our consider* negotiations with the State of Virginia. - The report of the Secretary of the Interior, with the accompanying docu­ menta exhibit* the condition of th* severs! branch** »»f the pttblie businc** I pertaining to that department Th* depreraing infftrences of the insnrrertina have hern eapcrislly felt in the operation* nfthe Patent and General Lnnd Cffire*. The re*h receipts from the-ale* of public about 1200.000. The mire have teen entirelv aoapendrd in tte Southern S’atre . --- — - - -- — her* of men from labor to military service have obstmeted settlement, in the nnw States and Territories of th* statute law really it. It ssenia U» me very Important that the statute law should lie mode aa plain and intelligible as piwribte, and be reduced to as small a North-Wret. declined m nine month, about 8100.60ft, ■awatahtg. �ofrrtftto cftMe the naiMu of such pereon* however, in the £oral a«i ^isttliantm. t» iMRAtridren Hom the rolls. yielded hisacrej The.reUtMmsofthe gQvornawt with expedienor. If th* Iixiiau tnbm have been lately die­ legitima^fobj^ tarbed by lU iawrr*ctiuu. e^ectaily in to fo.—lrnfenftaai Ameriesn Cement Wo*. is teneta all jM iufargtrnta from Tuaas and Arkansas. Mr. Jefirraoo, bowew, plrad tb. IraporThe Agents of tba United State*, ap­ tanra of preparing Loolwan* more on pointed siuce the fourth of March, for this aupcrintendeupy, have been unable to In a storm at Ha vivo in this, esusax oca cocmx, mimrvnurmvnn-m> »«—«;. b.um.4. ---------------------------messupue . Kiw Inn^nuny will di­ LET C» RXNRW oua,T»U|.T.lX Gvn^AXP-OQ Cental Ksii*0 TlSnZ OU iki’Mlchij can be allowed FORWARD WITHOrtTEAR AND WITH SSAWLT VitrTSZZlCVldUoM xMdFlUlsevaaaftla Creak ** ;fellows* hearts.—Abraham Lincoln. p.ropriatlon of money with acquisition of loQODtroL territory .does not the expediency amount It eoutinuM to develop (hat the, insur. io.absolute necessity—that without which roetion te largely, if net exduaively, a ih-eGovemroent cannot be jmrpetMl 1 war upon tbe first principles of popular lu considering tba policy to be adopted Govaramenl and the rights of tba people. public press, that a portion of these la- 1 Conclusive evidence of this ie found in dlans have bean organized as a military 1 the most grave anj) maturely considered force and are attached to the army of the ble ’ conflict for this purpose, shall not public documenta, m well Ms iu thogeneral into a violent and remoreelsM insurgenia. Although the Government degenerate ' tone of the insurgents. In these docu struggle. 1 hava,therelore, has no- official information upon the sab- revolutionary 1 menta we find too abridgement of tho jret. letters have been written to the in 1 every ease, thought it proper to keep existing right of suffrage; and tbe denial commissioners of Indian Affaire by ear- 'the integrity of tbe Union prominent m to the people of all classes to participate the primary object of the context on our eral prominent Chief*, (riving assurances 1 In lhe selection of public officers, except leaving all question* which are not of their loyalty to the United States, and pert, I tho Legislative body, advocated with la­ expressing the wish of the presence of of ' vital military importance to the more bored arguments to prove that large con­ action of the Legislature. In the Federal troops to protect them. It deliberate 1 trol of the Government in tho people, is exercise of my best discretion I have Is believed that on the ro-poscssion of tbe the ' the source of all political evil. Monarchy to tbe blockade of the porta hel d country by the Federal forces, the Indiana adhered 1 itself is sometimes hinted at m n possible by lhe insurgents, instead of putting to will cenae nll hostile demonstration, and refuge from the power of tho people. In by proclamation, tbe law of Con­ resume their former relations to tho force, ■ my present position I could scarcely be gress enacted at its iMt session, for clos­ Justified were I to omit raising a warning Government. these porta. Aleo obeying the Agriculture, confessedly the largest ing ■ voice against this approach of returning of prudence as well m the oblige- despotism. It is not needed, nor fitting interest of lhe nation, has not a depart- dictates ' of law, instead of transcending, I meet or a besnro, but only a clerkship gationa I bore, that a general argument should bo assigned to It in the Government While have adhered to tbe act of CongreM to made in favor of popular insti'^Uons, property used for insurrection­ but there is point with its. connection* it Is fortunate that this great interest is confueate 1 sft'indenendent in its nature m not to have 1ary purposes. If a new law upon tbe HackiieyeJ u u> «h«± demanded and extorted tuore from the 1same subject shall be proposed, its pro­ l uki brief .ttintien; h la th. -dork Government, I respectfully ask Cengresa priety will be duly coneidered. to pin. capiul oa an aqnal fooUng wllh, Tbe Union must be preserved, and . to consider whether something mere eanif not above labor in the structure of •n6t bo given voluntarily, with general hence all dispensable means must be em­ Government. It is assumed that labor advantage. Annual reports exhibiting ployed. We should not be in haste to i« availible only in connection with capi­ the Condition of our agriculture,commerce determine what radical and extreme tal, that nobody labors, utiles* some­ and manufactures would present a fond meMures, which may reach tbe loyal as body else owning capital, somehow The of information of great practical value to well as disloyal, are indispensible. by tile use of it, induces him to la­ tho country. While 1 make no sugges­ inaugural address at the beginning of the bor. This assumed, it is next consider­ tion ns to details, 1 venture thu opinion administration; and the Message to Con­ ed whether it is best that capital shall that on agricultural nnd statistical beauro gress at iu late special tension, were both hire laborers and thus induce them to mainly devoted to domestic* eontrovoray might profitably be organised. work by their own consent, or buy them out of which the insurrection has sprung. The execution ot the laws for tbe sup- Nothing now occurs to add to or suDlract and drive them to it without tboir cousenk Having proceeded «o far, it is Kessicm of the African slave trade, has from the principles or general purposes naturally concluded that all laborers are en confined to the department of tho stated and expressed in those documenta either hired laborers or what wo call Interior. It is a subject of congratulation The last rav of hope for preserving the slaves, and further, it is assumed that that the efforts which have been made^ Union peaceably expired at the assault whoever is once a hired laborer is fixed for tbe suppression of this inhuman traffic on Fort Sumter, and a general review of in that condition for life. Now there is have recently been attended with unusual what lias occurred since, may not be un­ no such relation between capital and labor succvs. Five vessels being fitted out for profitable. what was painfully uncertain lhe slave trade have been seized and con­ then, is much better defined and distinct m assumed, nor is there any such thing demned. Two masters engaged in tbe now; and lhe progress of events is plain­ Ma free man being fixed for life in tho condition ofa hired laborer. Both of slar^ trade and one pcreou equipping the ly in lhe right direction. The Insurgents vessel as a slaVer, nave been convicted confidently claimed a strong support from these assumptions are false, and all inferand subjected to the penalty of fine and north of Mason and Dixon’s line, and encea from them are groundless. L&bor imprisonment, and one captain, taking up the friends of the Union were not free is prior to and independent of capital.— a cargo of Africans on board his vessel, from apprehensions on this point This, Capital is only the fruit of labor, and han been convicted of tho highest grade of however, was soon settled definitely,,and oould nover have existed if Inbor bad not first existed. Labor is tho superior of offence under our laws, lhe punishment on the right side. capital, and deserve* tnueh the highor Of which is dmlh. South uf the line, noble little Delaware •The Territories of Colorado, Dacotah consideration. Capital has ita righto led off right from the first Maryland and Nevada^reatod by tbe ImI Congress, wm made to seem against the Union.— which are as worthy of protection as any have been organized, and civil adminrs- Our soldiers were assaulted, bridges were other righto, nor is it denied that there tralion has bevn inaugurated therein un­ burned, and railroads torn up within is, and probably always will be, a relation der auspices especially gratifying, when her limits, and wo were many days at between labor and capital producing mu­ Tho error is in assuming it is considered the leaven of treason wm one time, without th* ability to bring a tual benefit*. found existing in some of these new single regiment oxer her eoil to the cap­ that the whole labor of community exist* countries, when the Federal officers ar ital.—New, her bridges and railroads are within that relation. A few men «wn rived there. Tbe abundant natural re­ repaired and open to tho Government— capital and that iow avoid labor, and source- of these Territories, with tho She already gives seven regiments to the with their capital bite or boy a few to security and protection afforded by organ­ cause of the Union, and none to the en­ labor for them. A large majority be­ ized Government, will, doubtless, invite emy, and her people at a regular election long to nei tber diss, either work for to them a large immigration when peace have sustained the Union by a large ma­ others nor have others working for them. ahair restore the business of tbe qgmtry jority, and a larger aggregate vote than In most of the Southern States a majority to its accustomed channels. I submit tbe ' they ever before gave to any candidate of tho whole people of all color* are nei­ tMolutiona of the Legislature of Colorado or any question. Kentucky, too, for ther slaves Dor mMlers, while in the ■ which evines the patriotic spirit of the Aomotime in doubt, is now decidedly,and Northern Stales a large majority are people of lhe Territory. So far the au- I think unchangably on tho side of the neither hirers noa hired men. With their thonty of thu of the United States has Union. Missouri is comparatively quiet families, wives^bne, and daughters, they been upheld in all lhe Territories, ua it is and I believe cannut again be overrun by work for themselves on their farms, in hoped it will be in lhe future. 1 com­ the insurgents. These three States'of their homes and in their shops, taking mend lheir interests and defense to tho Maryiand,Kentucky and Missouri.neitber the whole product to themselves, and enlightened and generous care of Con­ of which promise a single soldier at first, o*k no favors of capital on tbe one band, have now an aggregate of not less than nor of hired laborer* or riaves on the gress. ' 1 rocoratnend to the favorable consid­ 40,000 in the field for tho Union, while other. Ilia not forgotten that a con*ideration of CungrcM lhe interests of the of their citizens, not more than a third •rable number of persons mingle their .District of Columbia. Tbe insurrection in number are among the insurgents, and own labor with capital, lhatjis they labor / has t>een tbe cause of much suffering and they of doubtful whereabouts and exist- with their own bands and also buy or hire others to labor for them, but thia is j sacrifice to the inhabitants, and as they tence. only a mixed and net a distinct clam.— have no representative in Congress, that After a somewhat bloody struggle of body should not overlook their just months, winter closes on the Union peo­ No principle stated is disturb'd by the •laims upon tho government. ple of Western Virginia, leaving them existence of this mixed tlxu. Again, m has already been said,there Is At your late session a joint resolution masters of their own country. not of necessity any aueh thing m the An insurgent force of* about 15,000, wm adopted authorizing the President to free hired laborer being fixed for that take measures for facilitating a proper for months dominating lhe narrow penin­ condition for. life. Many independent representation of tbe industrial interests sular region constituting tho counties of men everywhere, in these states, a few or the Vni|«d States at lhe exhibition of Aoomsc nnd Northampton, and known as years back In their Ilves, were hired la­ ft the industry of all nations, to be holden the EMtern Shore of Virginia, together borers. The prudent,penniless beginner, X at London in the year 1862. I regret to with some contiguous part* of Mary land, in the world labors for wages awhile, and have been unable to give personal atten- have laid down their arms, and the peo­ saves a surplus with which to buy tools < Cion to this imbjeet—a subject at cnoc so ple there have renewed their allegiance or land for himself, then labors on his • interesting in itself, and so extensively to, and accepted the protection of the old own account, and at length hires another and intricately connected with ths mate­ flag. This leaves no armed Insurrection a new beginner to help him. This is rial prosperity of the world. Through uorth of the rotomao or east of the the just, and generous, and prosperous tbe Bvcretarlos of State and Interior, a Chesapeake. system which opens the way to all, gives plan or system Ims .been devised, and Also, we have obtained at each of the hope to all, and consequent energy, pro­ partly matured, which will be laid before isolated points on the Southern comI of gress and improvement of the condition Hatteras, Port Royal, Tybee island; to all. No men living are more worthy you. • ' • Under nnd by virtue of the act of Coo- near Savannah and Ship Island ; and we to bo trusted than those who toil up or on greet eutith d an act to confiscate property likewise have some general accounts of from poverty, none lee* inclined to take movements in behalf oftbaUniou or touch aught which they have not honneed for insurrectionary purposes, appro­ urth Carolina and Tennessee. These ved August tith, 1861, legal claims of certain persons to the labor and services things demonstrate that the cause of th* of other persons, have become forfeited, Unioty is advancing steadily southward. and numbers of Ute latter thus liberated Since your last adjournment, Lieuten­ will surely be used to dose tbe doer of are already dependent on their use, and ant General Scott has retired from the advancement against such aa they, and to must be provided tor in some way. Be­ bead ofthe army- During his long life fix new disabilities and burdens upon sides this, it is not impossible that the nation haa not been unmindful of his them till all of liberty shall be loot merit, yet on calling to mind boy fwUsFrom the first taking of our National fully, ably and brilliantly he bM served Census to the last are seventy years, and ♦rely, and by the operation of which Ui» country, from a time far back in our we find our population, at the end of tbe history, when few of tho noy living had been borne, and thence forward continual­ mend that Congress provide for acnopting ly, 1 cannot but think that we are still his debtors. I submit therefore, for vour been even greater. We thus have atone oansidsration, what further mark ol re­ view what tho popular principle applied cognition is due to him and ourselves m a to Government through the machinery of grateful people. tbe States and tbeUnfou has produced in With the retirement of General Scott ipectively; that such persons on each a given lima, and also what if firmly sentence by the General Government came tbe Executive duty of appointing maintained, it promises for tbe future.— in hie stead a General in Chief, ol the There are already among us those who, army. It is a fortunate circumstance, if the Colon be preserved will live to see ctassM. or the one first mentioned if the that, neither in council nor country, wm It. contain 250,000,000 people-. The other shall not be brought into existence, there so for sal-know, any differvaoa of struggle of to day is not altogether fbr opinion m to lhe person to be selected. at some piece ar places i ” to day. It Is fbr a vast future aleo.— Tho retiming Chief repeatedly expressed gen ml to them. It m, With a firm reliance on Providence, all colored hri judgement in fsvor of General Me- the more firm and earnest, let us proceed ♦••aider Loo, whether Meded in such cdmvuatioa. To carry tlino of General ABRAHAM LINCOLN. wall be expeeM ia the territorial acquisition. THE STM*aK8T MM Ot THE WORLD. wratious wfci none but a . Shaving Saloon! Wi surrender the most of our It N. MCE, Gen'! Bupenuumdent. van politic* were not discussed in State On some questions we would paper*. have preferred a firmer tone, and more positive manner, as being indicative of a settled policy and determined purpose. AC ABD. Ma. Editor AMERICAN CEMENT GI^R ba. ral, .rtteU.rlb. .rnpndara.-tMT WILL WITHSTAND WATZ K IT WILL MEND WOOD. Rgr, year br.k.= Fumilur<. n- WILL MEND LEATHta. , -n TlsaA jroar H*rae«. 61rapvBelts,flMlS ■> IT WILL MEND GLABB. 8*T* tk. pwwrfitet *x»—IHbat IT WILL MEND IVO*Y. In the main, we tike it, aa being a straight forward i business like document, and re-. TBioxiTutuiuauiix mvons m inrux'>un<”*“ - Permit - me through your paper to present my acknowledge­ IT WILL MEND CHINA. Your broken Cbin»Cnj»R »adS*vc«r»e«i b< IT WILL MEND MARBLE ments to the kind friends of this village and Irving, for their very pleasant Dona­ IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. tion Visit, at my bouse, on the evening of Ths Washington correspondent of the the 4th Inst. May the blessings of Him who Uvea a cheerful glvot rest on them N. Y. Times says: ‘•The Government will not adopt any fixed policy in relation to contrabands. Tbe treatment of the question will be left to the discretion of lhe commanding General*,who will adopt euoh a policy m the exigenaes of the service within tneir different commands may require. This plan is practically adopted. Pt Fortress Monroe, Beaufort, Accomac, oo tho Po­ tomac, and in Missouri and Kentucky, different courses are pursued, and It is believed, with advantage to the Govern­ ment, m no line of policy oould be adop­ ted which would be applicable to all sections of the eoontry where slavery exists.” Notwithstanding tho course indicated Dkatus or Soldixrs.—Wo have re­ 11 win Boar, Coral. Ura, and W fact every th.ng^bui Metals. . ceived at an hour too late for publication this week, a letter from Capt WALBaroer of Co. “F,” 8th Regt., at Hilton Head, 8. C., from which we learn that John F. Phillipa, Charles Bloss, and William H. :‘'rc!^.T^iJsi‘<ii=a5> Stokes, of Company “F” have died. Circuit Court.—Under lhe laU census, this county is entitled to four terms of the Circuit Court, in each year. We have not the order before ua, and cannot give tbe designation through tbe year,but by tho above is endorsed by high author­ tbe next term will commence on Monday ity as“the Best Polley,"wo must entirely dissent from it IT WILL MEND ALABASTER A. H. Gaston. 100HOXT tDLWlMLXH-, fllO 00 a year saved in every family bf One Bottle uf AM ER KIM CEMENT GLUE. ( Price 25 Ceuta’per Bottle. the thirteenth day of January 1802. The great want of the Price 25 Cents per Buttle. a fixed policy that governs alike every weeks of tolerable snug winter and some department of lhe military service. Sla­ sleighing,the weather moderated on Thurs­ Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. very, sent present managed by the rebels, day, and has continued warm up to ibis Prioc 25 Cents per Bottle. and met by our generals, is one of the writing, (Tuesday greatest eonrcea of military strength to comfortable without fire,roods are horrid, the enemies of tbe Union. streets deserted, and clerks tend store And it will continue to be eo untile general and fixed ia determined policy upon. Every change of commanding Generals, changes noon.) Shops are out of doors, sitting on dry goods boxes, and the store doors are wide open. Such is the tenth of December, 1861. lhe policy,relative to slaves, in lhe Mme localities ; showing that the vaunted benefiite of such a policy depend upon individual caprice. entirely Slaves are on Wednesday evening of last week, was either persona or property, alike in all a vary pleasant affair. wmdonated, About 188 00 $35 00 of which wm in and complain: to tho administration and Lot the noun- try, North and South, know what to de­ pend upon, relative to this subject And the North especially desires to know g-jf" Tho Niles /nywrrrrla too bashful to declare ita love, on the Senatorial question. We fear the “favored one" is holders or not l3y“The Detroit Ad™tioer haa a right to re-publish just such articles on the“Senatorial question," as it sees fit,but it ought not to assert that-It has re-publlsbed all such that have some under its observation, without explaining that ita observation has been exceedingly nnd unaccountably circumscribed. . Naw You, Doc. 7. The Ttwir* dispatch says: “An officer of Gen. Burns’ brigade, who left there to­ day, reports that the enemy appear to bo withdrawing their fore**, especially those n«r Monocaey. The pickets are dirain tshed and appear to be afraid to show themselves. It is thought the whole rebel force on the upper Potomac Is preparing Sold by all druggists. ing-Oongh, Brooehltia, Aethrao, Coughs, and all affections of lhe Throat and Lungs. Sold b v all Druggists. Price 25 eta. , JOHNS i CROSLErS IMPRUt ZD CCTTA rXltCHA r Itesn be applied by*aoy one. GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT. T For Coating Metals of all Kinds when exposed to the Action of tho Weather, SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething. do know,” after teayears ezpe- troublesome every family sbowld have a safe and certain remedy on hand. Ran­ som’s Hive Syrup Tula is the vary thing. It is not only pleasant for ohiMna to take. I tn [>oriant to Railroad Corupani**.; To all tehotn thu stay concern and it concerttt everybody. N* Heat is required in making application coming in- souri." iruperanl to Builders. Price 25 eta. Government. A letter from Port Royal says the 70th New York regiment made a roconnoisance towards Charleston, capturing TO REGULATE THE BOWELS, throe batterica and spiking the guns.— They returned, after having approached RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS within twenty miles of Charleston. A large amount of cotton wm found ready for shipment, but tho rebels were de­ *jn y*eri,aad stroying much of it About 100 . contra­ bands are about tbe forts, and 5'ttcrs are Florida and Pamlico cnoaged the fedsr al fleet off lhe east end of Horn Islsnd at 0 o’clock. The federal forces retired^ . “Rschmoxd, Vs. 4th.—Col. Henry Heals, of Virginis, has been appointed Major General,end supersedes Gen. Price in command of the Department of Mis­ NEW|YO*IC Important to House Uapera. DiFTitaaiA and Caovr.—For these formidable and dangerous diseases Trask's IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing reme­ Il caa be applied to x«w and ol* soars . dy .if used in season. Apply finely to IXDri, *n<l to lailtGL* ruort VtTMOCT MMCT the Throat and Cheat and cover with a hot flannel. This Ointment has been be­ fore the publie over 20 yeare,and iu con­ stantly increasing demand has established ita reputation as a superior Linimant iff all-cases where a soothing and relaxing remedy is required,-particularly in Rheu maPtam. Neuralgia, Inflamatlon of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal affections. U-l Olbera, aad liu proved U. be the CHI A nanSore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds and audMOST bVHAUi.i i'.'.UJIM. .n -u i. ^rerr rwpeet A F1KK. WATER. WEATHER aad Bruises. TIME PROOF coretiniufor ROOFH OF ALL KINDS. New York, Dec. 6. TbojMempbia Avalanche of December 5th contains lhe following dispatches: •'Coast or Pxnsacola, 5th.—The a CEMENT ROOFING, to retire. . “Gen. Wool held a council, with hie officers, and they unaimouoly camo to the conclusion that a demonstration ought to be made on Richmond from that point. Gen. Wool wm very anxious that Govern­ ment should give him the requisite num­ ber of mon and moans for that purpose. Tbe subject is before the Government. The steamer Bavaria arrived to-day.— She brought 00,000 stand of arms, pur­ chased in Belgium, for tho United States . a little “too distant." whether tho sacrifices it is making, are to inure tp tbe benefit of slavery and slave­ ;encrmj JOHMS a CKORLEY, (8®l» Manuftetsr^raty TB WILLIAM STREET, Important to Farmers. commanding Generals, unless made the ’ /f Very ( Ut>erat Rednetioa) to Wkol«»*M> Ilerenb. . . TERMS CASH. Donation Visit.—We understand (Imt ^tie donation visit to Rev. A. II. Gaston, localities, and will create much annoyance subject of general policy. ’ Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Warm Wxatuxr.—After nearly two Government upon the slave/question is, LAST THREE tlJUS AN LONG; f.Ma’iU eluticity h not injured bv tbe contraction and «P*Mion ef TIN oTetWMCTAL ROOra" •eluent upon wdAmcWge. of tte weather. IT WILL NOT CRACK IK COLD-O&-RUN IN WARM WEATHER, AND N0T>ASH ofr'. AK.D OTHU t metal ROOM c»a te rtpdnMl wttft SVTTA PSBCRA OKMEKT and nra.a.l^ rMra> _____ J__ .- a �H “ ordered that Tuesday, lhe Tlh we£l lute’ MtldV “*? oU,,r LOW PRICES’ REFORM. AD VICE EREE. Mew-York Benevloent Infirmary wtlJ U»e ***? PrilHooer should not be granted. give aotfee to the persons interested in uid £anng^bereJf‘£*UCX “f ‘*id “d the GRANT & SPAULDING paper printed In < s riCIAL KOT1CES Whitt'Wheat, Corn, Oata I>rk, Urd, Battar, Wood, tad Mtmev’ p . arSTAX^1 pubitabw/ta tba R^blKI rJz.™ on aubaoriptlon at the &isnrraffi«. W® * previous to said C. PRINDLE. Judge of ProLak. tore no time to go cuf’® sting, and a few T» CeMumpiiTc*. U’1'* Estate of Able Draper. STAT^?I ?‘T°IM "»K>rW 1|JZa?^a>>t>er °f “,e “UU * Ab!e Dr*P*r. -J^“J.“*«ra"«ra«ira,ji rill ssiid of tbe pre. vlwith the directions • - ----------------------- , -Uioh tbev will find a Bvas ecu roe eo.v.rwm<>v, arrmra. bsomiuti* 2 rSSSSW • deai-Sm Slftr -• —---- -uh. vivas uunorea ana lortv«•»*•! Utal property •f.“• oafradant waa taken by virtue of saiffwnt which was returnable the fifth day el November, Mr,Sce »»» bad on the defendant, ■ad that tee baa net appeared. Hastingi, Nov. 2Sth. Ififij. . 8WKRZEY A ALLKN. nov23t7 Attorneys tor Plaintiffs. IN OVR LIKE OF TRADE; }'aavsj«T;oK or Dtsaass and to tho Raurr or mote Surraarae *«n A»TJ£T“ 1KD ViBVUWT Dtssamb. To thia end this Infirm­ ary is endowed, to enable tbe sick and suffering throughout the length and b.eadth of our land to avoid the Poisoxoca Dara*. Extobtiox, end ipo- e°Con*cmpiion and Pulmonary Complaints, Fovera. Scrofula. Dyspepsia. Eye and Ker discaara Cancers and other Tumors. Jauodlee, and Liter Complaint, Hominal Weakness, ano iu oiaaam or r*a UaiXAKT a*» 8xxcal Oaoaxs, from what­ ever causa or of whatever nature. Our object will be to give joy to the afflicted by affecting in quested tbs very best tucdiclacs at tho lowest Come and See!! NOTICE. Thereupon it te ordered, that Monday, the «U> “ 11 «’^*k,-a tke fore­ noon, be aaxigued for tbe hearing and proof of said lByyy”S ?* w£‘ch “m’,b*hc,r’ •*uw said deoeeaed. and .11 other persons interested la * V* r«lolr«» *« «PPrer as a seaslon of aaid {krort, then to be bolden at tbe Probate Offlea in the village of Bastian, and show cause, if any , not only at tbelnfirmary but to all parts of tbs ATTACHMENT NOTICE. touit hart it brought to ua, likaviaa ; we trfrfjdelicquentVwill m« B Conatabh aovn. ESTABLISHED 1»«, STATE OF MICHIGAN, 1 Cocxtt or Bun, j“ To all whom it Tbesa medicines are prepared in or* owx l*bairoiT, under the care of able Chemists, aad are the moat reliable known to science, including all the recent discoveries. To all addressing by letter, cotalniog fol! ac­ count of symptoms ecd appearances of disease, sge, occupation, etc., wo will write a candid re ply, with advice and directions for cure. Any fees sent ua when sending for advice will bo devoted to furnishing medicines to tho poor. In all cases medicines can bq sent by mail or express if de­ sired. Heud (or one or mor* of our works and Judge for youreelres. Also published at the Infirmary, to eld these "’tHE riviiv pnnicuj, Kings oXiy’^’^Yhrt 09 Bearing and proof of ..id Will, by causing a copy of this nodee and order to lie published in tho "Rcpublicsn Banner” a newspaper pr>uled and circulating in said cuuntv week*, immediately previous to said day of heanng. 1 v deci 1 3t &11ERMAN C. I'RINDLE, (A trite eqpy.] Judg. of Probate. Eatate ot Charles C. Griffin. ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. Cennty of Harry, wc-At a oeaaioa of tbe Pro­ bate Court for tbe county of Barre, bolden at tbe □ffice of tbe Judge thereof, in Hastings, on Tues­ day, tbe .Ntli day of November, one thousand eight hundred end sixf------u— -----C. Prindle. Judge of In the matter of th-____ __ '*"’scd* Ot PI,W eu'ra,'T' “d BUU ot ,Hineia, de- P On resiling and filing the petition, duly verified of William Burgher, praying far certain reasons therein set forth.that administration ofasid estate be granted.and that James Hathawav, be appoin­ ted adminUtrator. Thereupon it Is ordered that Moodav, the 2id day of December. Itffil. at ten o'clock, InNbe forooom be assigned for tbe hearing of suid petition, and that the heirs at law of aa:d deceased, and all otberperoans interested in said estate, are pai­ red to appear at a session of said Court, then to be holdeu atllbo !’lobate Office in Hasting*, and ebow cause.if any there be, why the prayer of tho jxtitiuucr shoutil not be granled. • ...l I, ,Sral Containing simple remedies easily obtained for the cure of Disease i» all ita forms, with full ex­ planations of tbe causes, symptoms, diet, bathing and exercise. Price SO cvinto. THE UDIFS MEDICAL FRIEND, DARLING'S And the Physiology of Marriage. A work on the cause, symptoms, sad treatment of ail complaints peculiar to the sex, on marriage, iis duties, abortion and ita results, ou children, ’their ills, and on the prevention of conception, with Invaluable lutracttoDS to them on autyecta of a private nature. Fnee X3 oenta. The Geatiearns Medical CoMpaaloa, LIVER REGULATOR LIFE UTTERS, Are pure vegetable extracts. They cure all bil­ ious disorders of the human system. They regu­ late and invigorate tbe liver and kidnevs; They £ve lone to tbe digestive organs; iLey'regulate execrations, excretions and exhalations, equal­ ize tbe circulation, nod purify the blood. Thus, oD kz/fova coMlotafe—some of which are Torpid Liver. Bick Headache. Dyswpua, Piles, ChHla ahd Fevers, coativcnera.iir looieucae-arc entirely contrclcd and cured by Iheae rtraedica DARLING’S LIVER REGULATOR Pcmores tl>e morbid and bilioue deposits from the stomach end bowels, regulates tbe Hver and kidneys, removing every ebstrnction. restores a natural and healthy action ip tbe vital organs.— It la a superior THE FAMILY MEDICINE, Much batter than pills, and much easier to taka. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS bseb and muscles baring wasted away. He co'd ■mt vise/ram a lying to a sitting posi’toin. One Ito:lar said it was a case ol Lnmlisgn, sod that all lhedoctors m the world could not cure him, and diet he wuqld bare been deed long ago, if heliaA-not been so well nursed. A c*il>-«in formed on tbe outside of tbe left thigh, extending la a superior tonic and diuretic; excellent in cases of loss of appetite, fistuiaacy, female weak­ ness. irregularities, pain in the side aad bowels, blind, protruding and bieediag ptlea, and general debility.} BOOTS & STOKS, HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Plantation and Shope. For every Family, having over a L40 receipt* on Cooking. Dyeing. Preserving, Cleaning, Ae., How to Plant and what it is best to Raise. How to cure auiinala.advice to Hoax Krepera,Fsrraer«, and Mechanic., on a !«?<>• subjects of intaratPricekS ceuta. Worth f 10 Io any one. THE CONSUMPTIVE'S BOOK. Estate of Almira Everts. PBOR.i nf0Jtf*ffR.-STATROFMlCHIGAN, CetrxvT or Bsxar. as.' At a seMir>n <rf tbe Probate Court for lhe coun­ /1<M> bores of theFUls, and to my aatoni.hment tv of Barrs, bolden at tbe Probata Office, in tho t«»y took awav rire callosltr, and restored him tn viHare «/ iU'tiuga, w Tuevday, the twenty­ Iwallh. and lie i> nuw able to vrork. These are sixth dev of November, in lhe year one thousand MleTacti of tbe msxe. and you are at liberty to eight bundled aud rixti-enc. Fraeeut. Sbenaan maW whut use uf them you plesfc. and to ref" C. Prindle, Judge of Probate. tb Bie.sl you tlihik propefi. i nra, respectfully, In the melter of the estate of Almira Everts, ‘ * - WILLIAM BAGR, late of said County. decca*ed. • L P. of tba M. E. Chnreh. On reading mid bitog the petition, duly verified of Crrus Taylor, praying.for certain reasuM there­ * Renter! do yow know of any other rcmeriU in set forth, that administration of said »*tate ••■barm that will produoe such 'glorious teanHa may be granted, and that John M. NeviM tic ap- GROCERIES And now consider niysrif Entini^ curtt!" Hon. John Croat writes, •'Brooklyn. March 15 1880. In tbe spring of IS5H.1 took a severe cold which induced a violent fever. I took two deles DA RUNG'S LI VER REGULA TOR IIARD-WARE urn It broke up my cold and fever at once. Previous to thia attack, 1 had baas troubled with dyspepsia several mouths: 1 have fall nothing of II since/' Otte Btodlec, Esq.. IM East «flth Street, S. Y„ writes : Aug. Hi, 1M».—I bsd a difficulty with tbe , Kidney complaint three Tears, with constant pain in tbe small of my back. 1 bad used most all kinds uf medicines, t>«l found no permanent relief until To the yoang of both sexes suffering from Sa, cret Habits; prostration ofmtnd; loss of poweroervous debilitr, loo* of eight, wakefollrseea, loro of solilede, eruptions ou tho bee, Ac., Ac. Ssxo a*vo*a rr u too lav* ; before you suffer incurable dam ego. to both body and mind. To FenaCm who want, ear* rtaAiarr, and sea* remedem for Irregularities, Obstructions, White*. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ton tub Barits tvsa or Wo are convinced that there arp many parents of scrofalona,eousumptlre. and diseased condition to whom a numerous ofibpriag only brings suffer­ ing and poverty. To each we would say write, and we will send yen information of a sure, welltested, and never faihng furunn. DABUSOS LIVES REGVLATOB, W« wtu. mail run. to ay one applying for it, - I passed clotted blood by the urethra. I an now entirely cured.and take pleasure in recommending these remedies.” Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Street, N. Y., writes: “Feb. *>. IMO-I hsve been sobleet to attacks of Asthma lhe last twenty years. 1 have urvtsr found anything equal to TO CONSUMPTIVES And those afflicted with DXHPEreiA. NERVOUS DEBILITY, HEART DI3K4SE.FFVER A AGUE, rr CONSTIPATION. CHANCERY ORDER. asss^:.^; !!*■££!£&t** “?.T TATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Clrtuit, in Chancery. Jumms At L^tL, OMYteiaeaf,! S ««--i— d L*ef J- D. A. Jluyhft, I^ttU ,¥iC in the Circuit Court for the conn­ s Chancery ; at Hasting*, on the —4 u ilrara .terte.lra II•J’jW •JJL'”/’.',', THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. it is a larn and beautiful paper, and contains DRY GOODS! Darling’s Liver Regulator, in sflbrding immediate relief It is * thorough Liver and billions remedy.” Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: •Tebrusry 25, IMO.-—In May last I hod a severe attack ofTilea which confined mo to tbe bouse. I took one bot- The beat Family CA­ THARTIC m the world, used twenty year* by fire millions persona annual­ ly ; always give satitfacttoo ; cental uaoihiug iujarious; patronized by the'principal physicians sod eurgeroae in tbe lUuioD. elegantly coated 14th day _ 2STu. tis— »< >“• s““- -iSr1 iWrits 2” that the said defend- I. i. D. WratcryelLEeq., of South 5th, nrer fitbiSL, and fobihem* sttoeka, I was advised, by a friend, Stacks of ‘dabungb uveb begulatob. Office In hew York, IM Chambers! Street, 1 did so sed found itto operate admirably, remov­ ing lhe bile and arousing the livor to activity. I three ataaipa fv* Clothin .u. .1. ."i'i CMte»C~rlC—-»«-’• TANNERY I DAN’L S. DARLING, 102 Nattaan Bl, Naw York. ffi teL“l.|. tefcraH.il-. j—nte. 1. Pat aw 1b Mooat aad 91 Boules each. visw af THESE HARD TIMES wo are selling OUR GOODS iWiw । 1 li' --~j | 'Warranted superior to M^wafTSgeeO.'aay I'll! before the public. TsiLxnssM Lr.ox Coixtt, Florida July IT. 1M0. To Da. Bamuoc, Albany. N. Itear Deetor;—! write thia to Inform you of lhe wonderful I HASTINGS Raauaa, If you triad either or both of these ntoat excellent Remedies Inqwre for thmaattLe storea; if ytru do DM find them, take no other, but fndoso OneDollar in a letter, andon receipt of tba mou ey, tbe Remedy or Kemadrio will bsswnl according to your directions, by mail or express, post paid. JrSST —____ (Box 141.) ocry for a form of years, te bow prepared to Forniah Leather, nt tbe Usual Rates. that period. When iu New York iu April last, a friend advised me to teal yoer pill* Haring full ei nfideucein the judgment of my friend. I oftai nd a »npulr of Merara. Barns* A Park, Druggists, Farit Row New York. On returning home, wo ceased all other treatment, and administered your Pills, one each night- Tbe improvraixt mlher ut“ ** ” PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY tte Ambro- Unusually Low All Leather Warranted good or Bo pay. I am also carrying on a •?', WSM u«lh*eUra, k~i boots uni saoEs vox salb.Cura. Wrak low mi MmI mSn, ft Mrad. All kinds of Leather and Boots sod Shoes Herrick’* Kid StrcBgUwiBg Plaster*, �oathastk OF THI UNITED STATMII PILLS. •’ CURE ^9 NervousHeadache IMt. HUHACfCS 8CASDINATU5 REMEMSSI! Headache. FALL WE Fur ZtXerary J&u. Avdmto. Delieate Females, and ell person* ot Wil*, tbev me v*ln*. bl* aa*k A*M(**V, improving tbe amttle. giving ten, end vigor to tbe .ligert.ve organi. ...d Glor­ ia g tbe ustund etestwity and atrecglh of the whole syalrm. /Tbe CEPHALIC PILLS are tho re«nh of long luveatigauuu end carefully conducted ex]>ee vaat amotmt of pain and ratlenng hum Hew ache whether originating in tbe arr-vvu system or ads, ranged state of’rely the rege'abie tn their' composition, iCy are ent DR. J. BOVEE-DODS’ Imperial Wine Bitten! t AND WINTER ARE NOW ON tone up lhe dlgrstivv organa, and allay ill ner•aus sad other irnteuou. It i* ahu perli-ctli exhilara­ ting in it* aflecta. aud yet it i* never followed by lae*itu<le wr d^preaaiou uf spirits. 11 u composmi satin ly uf vrertabtes and those tfwronghlr era- HAND with one uf the LARGEST and BEST Aaeurtinente of lung been I to be • de.idvrstam in the msdiral world, both br thus* thoroughly skilled ta radical Thai tbe BLOOD PURIFIER nd BLOOD PILLS hare been proved by anlyeia to CONTAIN NO MINERAL. That they cure tbe almost unirenal complaint, DT8PEP81A with iraem’ap nrUinty, aad io a very abort time. Thai after all other medicines bare proved usetl.sv r.ll... DRY GOODS and may ba tak*n at all times with perfect safety without making any change of diet, esdcAewAwacs U^rt* BEWARE OF CuUNTERFElTS! The genuine hare tire signature* ot Henry a P8old by Druggist* and all other Dealer* n> MedA box will Im ant by mail prepaid on receipt at the PRICE 25 CENTS. TMI rou..<»o Will wot oolr ' ■«< Bat Prevent DaseMfo and in this respect are doubly valuable te Um parson who may as* tbe*», Fsr who have laugutehnl f.r year, in helpless weak­ ness and despondrucr, recuperate with great repid ty under their invigorating operetta*. That all sexual disabilities sir removed by thrtr ear­ dial and gently stimulating propcrtirs! That they Weak Lungs, indigestion. Dyspepsia, Diaessea oflbe nervous Hyvlcm, Paralysis, (ilea, aud far all cases requiring a Twaic INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Br. Beds' CclekariH' Wise Bitten SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, and cure* the disease al ouee, tl al read} a' lacked however they may have been trifled with and And a* it m is directly and per*i*trutly uu tbs bilFor Kora Throat, so oommon among IbaOtan abused : that their direct tendency is to lengthen ary ay stein. aruu«u>g tbe liter tu action, promoting life, and render it enjoy able. That, operating di­ iu fact, all tbe excretion* aud secietiou* oflbesys­ they are truly valuable. tem, it will infallibly pnrieal suy deleterious con Fur tbe aged and infin*, and for pereoas cf a rectly upon JrieuOT in OrlLoJ. they . - _Z . -■ sequen-es follow mg u|*.o change ol climate aud —-_v ----- - - .1. LAUBE BOON TO HEAL, water, beuce all Iraialer* .Huuid bare a buttba with them, and all slniuld take a leaspimfat at and discharge from the system, every taint of Iran before eating, aa H pre vent* cnstivsnsea, Scrofula, w bother hereditary or other* toe. That atreugtliens the digestive organs, it should be In tbev tbs Land* of all persona of sedentary h*i-*to. sinRECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, dents, minister*, literary men, and all ladies not aad there>* no dtoeaaeof tbe Ntomarii and Bowel* acmotomsd to much out-door eserene should al­ tbe liver, tbe non otm .y .tctn, the akin, glands or ways u*e it. If they wil. they will find an agree able, pleasant, and etticirnl reu-rdy agamsi >boa<ill* w bleb r-4i them of tlx I r brann; fur • -rauty can ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR nut exist willam health, and health eaanot' exist OliSIRUt TiON* UF THE bLUOD wlulr tbe abw-a itrrguforilire coutmai-. Then OR HECRETiONX, agaia. th* Cordial 1* a Js-tlsei Mother's relief.— Taken a mouth or l«o brtove the final trial *be will paua Ibe dreadful pet tod a lib perievt e«*v and beetnnraded.) ,f^t« um/ t-’Jn-t nn. ,b—.l ,t; Uu t \ ninll M Bear m wind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ safety. 7I~S « no And toyou we ETABLE BkOOD I ILI-S are eudor.ed by tbe si.eluiaa/w O. Trru appeal Iu detect tbe illness er decline not only of expo tanceof tbour-*-'1-*-r— • vur daugblimt until it be too late, but also *eur in letters, afljdsrit, sen* and bus'MUd*. farwblJvlbc fonuee. from false of mouth, proclaim delicacy, often goes down to a premature grave aratiooiit the kind < ralb-r than tat their condition b known iu lime, th* latter ure i tteu *o mixed up with tbe excite­ ment of buAnres I list if it were not for yon tbev pel it thoroughly and permanently * ton a unlit list al in lhe same «l..a usanl ,,'j.ll, No one can doubt their superiority after our single trisl-tbey are not ml) better but. in fact, cheaper Horn any otlier Pills, ter It takes a leaa namber of tbcm to produce a better eff.-ct. Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier. II per bottle. or f per half dries Of Ibe Hesndi L—rvil. —* . —, FEMALES. 0, SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, HEADACHE SICK FEMALES, . Ever shown in thia Market, which are prepared to sell at a atnali - advance from 8PEEDY AND SURE CURE NEW YORK COSTS. THE J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. ONLY PREPARATION MOFFAT’S STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, LIFE PILLS AND PiiOCNIX BITTERS Aud grow* nj irca id more Pc A NEW ARTICLE. HESE MEDICINES bare new been beteiw tbe public tern penod of THIRTY YKS. aud dunug that time bare maintained * high character iu al«xj«t every part of tbe Globe, for thru extraoraimuy and immediate power of rea taring perfect health u> perwue auffenug under T IXr. Botnck’v Stomarb Tbe formula of Ihrse Bitters, now |1MI} tbe ■ole properly of Dr Roback, or gin*ted w'lbone of the oldest and most eminent Medical Practi Ooners ot tbe West, and It isdirvctlr predicated uvwm w*.,l. ,,t IX* An well known to be infallible. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the r ’ Belle Vet non. Ohio, Jen. 15,1561. Bm»r r.8r*inisa. E»q. P1»m find inclosed twentv-fir* cent*.for wb eb ■coi’ me another bus ot your Cephalic I'lll*. Tiny DR- J. BOVEE DOOS’ Imperial Wino Bitters Are prepared by an eminent andakillfulpl ypieia* wl>o haa useJ them aucxiasfully in bis praataa*. lur the Iasi tweute file Iran. Tba praprwlar. bvr. might be given In m ladies aad gvi-lleaieu ■aall grades uf MCte'y. whose uuilvd testimony t-ooe e-m.d rr.iat. I bat Pu-f Wuud’v Hair Rai torateve w.ll ivstcrr llivbald and gray bate, and pre­ serve the hair uf tbe yon ill tu old ago. to all tte youthful beauty. battle Creek, Mich.. Dee. 21. ISM. r«or. Woon: Tik» win please accept a lie* te _C._» .1 . ..... 1_ .11 . ..ar DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ gvncml *yniptom*of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural cvti*eqt>«t>M of tte cure. COS I IV 5.A EXH, by cleansing tbe whole leugUi of tbe wtosUacs with a suheat j.mcv«, Beverly, Maa*. Dee. 11, I860, and without violence', all violent purges leave the fl. C. Reaunta. Fsq. bowel* costive within two days. I wish fur some riictlar* or large show bill*, te Ft VEUS ol all kimto. by restoring tbe blood brine Tear CevLalic 1*111* more pvrticulrrlv before ----- - ------ ■ • : .... i.. ....... to a regular arruteucu, through tlw process uf re*ptratM>u in sutdi esses, and the tburvugli *olaOovof my evsiomera. who <• subject to severe liou ufall iutcAlinal obstruction tn utberv. Mktwvmae have been known to cure Sick Hiatacbe, (usuallv lasting two days,)mu sur.J <Zea aOjsi in m« b, jour /'Ute. Welch RHEUMATISM prnnaacnUy iu three week*, aud , GOUT in bull that time, by taowiviug local iufis i — w. «-r^trauti». nistion Irvm lhe musclis sud ligaments of the ' Price. 25 cents par Box. oe B Boxes for 51. ioinu. Prepared by Br. J. C- ATER fo CO , Lowell. Maaa. Trailsnli, Mich.. Jsu.lt. 1961. DROPSIES of all kind*, by freeing end atragth For'aate at Hasting*, by Rosxav* a Bvtnxaa. eniuctbr kidmye and bladd.-r. the. operate moat deligbUtdlv OU tlrese important organ*, and beoce Crpbsbe have e<er been found a certaiu rvnieOy tor the worst cases of GRAVEL Alsu WORMS, by di«lodging from tbe turnings aI 1k. —.m.. -■ ... li now receiving from New York and HCVRVEr, ULCERS, sod INVETERATE Boaton, his fall stock of SORES, l-v a perfect purit. abieli tbeaa LIFE McDICl.XESmre to ibe blood.andsll thu humor*. bCOKBlJTlC EHVPTIONb and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by thatr . alterative, effect spun tbe flaid* that feed the akin, and tbe morbid alate Consisting in part of of which occasion* all eruptive complaints, sallow cloudy, and other disagreeable cumulvxioa*. New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee. The uae of these Puls for a very .bort lima, will effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and a stri Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Suking improvement in tbe ctearoeaa irf the skin— COMMON COLDSaad 1NFI.UKKKA wUl always Molanca and Syntpa, be cured by oue d<»e.or by two iu lhe woral cases. G«wi and Black ’1 was. Rio, Ceylon, nnd Java Cofle, Stone, Wrtodm, and Willow Wart, Cigars. T-ibacc«<. and 8’iulT, Salt and Water Lime. 8>«ps, Saleratua, Cnaaia, Pepper and SPALDING'S PREPAHEDGLUE! Spier. SPA LDI NG'S P1LEPA HED GLUE! In addition to the abore stock of Groc«ries,'hs has a fall aud complete seserttnrat ef ' SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I from eold. This induced me tu pay Brigg* A Hedge* almost ibe Iasi cent I bad on reith. for a two dollar teottlauftby Hair Realoraiive about the first uf Aagnst laaL I hat. faithfully Cdtowed ths di eeibma and the bald spot is no* covered with hair thick nnd black, though short, it i» alro craingia all over mi Lead. Feeling confident that auvlher large buttle would nature it eetirrly sad Belle Verauu, Wyandotte Co.. O. Groceries! ! Drugs, Faints, Oils, Burning Flu­ id, and Camphene. Thy friend. HASTINGS TANNERY I The subscriber having leased ilia Ra*trags Ta eery for a term of years, i* now prepared to Furnish Leal her. at thu Usual lU’.ea. White and vslfow OAK BARK lake* la a change foe Tanning. All Leather Warranted good or no-pay. 1 am also carrying ua a Boat nud Rboe Sfawp Aad keep BOOTS AND dUOfiS FOR BALK,— Castorn Work done sc short notice, tf deni red. AU kind* of Leather and Boota aud .Shoe* Prepared and aold by W. B. MOFFAT, US Raaaswar. Naw-Yoax. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. marl>-)yr Low Pressure System Wdk O, ctertian II Evpr iifltrvd in Battle Creek,ail of which I ataoCLSAN AND OIL OLD flARXBWEB. And make them look as well as new. will lie twit! al (trice* that cannot fail to The patronage of the public la solicited. Mtil pnri-luiMTH. Hasting*, May »», IMO. Particular Btientiim pnid tn filling ordera fridti Uniting, and virffthy, and , saliafactiim guaranteed in every tw. —Tbe higitewt Biarket pride always , paid fur Produce. ' ISAAC C. MOTT, Wte toes Mi Ateirt fc*«Ufwl Tfteiht WILLIAM JOKES. Jrffcrron Bt., 8 dooro East nf Battta Creak Sous*. a-..u o—i. M—a <DKNT1XT. t. Mw prepored te apply daws’ substitute* la a style ansnrpasaoiL wammtevl to fit sad suit, or no charge. No paisa spared ta it.T—u. ail—1 _;>i. —,l___ _ Lands For Sale! ‘180 ACT**, S-rctian 27, in Rutland Bix Mile* from Hactiags, tbe county seal af Barry nnnt>‘RHjArL 'Ay mis iBZraTTJKM ^ised of ■ pure and unadulterated ana, with Barberry. Solomon** Seal. Cm*. ----------True Bark. Kplltewrd. Cteiaw- HUBANNAH KIRBY Ligonier, NoUn Co., hid.. Feb. -5,18'». Taor l». J. Woow; Dear biri—Iu tl>e latter part of th* year 1R3^, white attetnling ibe State aud v-.:................................ th. ..r S'-— V._I. Kerocine Oil aad Lamp*! PAPER-RA ’"H“ Bitters. A new and delightful Sp.machleaad Cordial for firing tone to the f'losa.eh, and hr tbe preren­ tion ufbd1iua*e.>mplaii.t, tneideal to IbeKertcuuntry. Try IL . Asa nmreing drink to aasis* digestion and relieve Dy*;>cn4*, it has no equal. Try It. in fiauur it is ss/vrwr to nU ether Bittern. Try The following are among ibe distressing vari­ ety of human ilisewae* iu which tbe VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICIXES The many certificates which bar, bean teadared to u». and tba IvUent wbicb vi arw daily s»ceiving. are couelaatre proof that emoag tba aomeu-lbear UittevW have giro* a aaltidaetteu ■ Lwb na MtMrts hare ever doue beten. Kiae man iu tbe land should be without tbeta. and Ibuw U bo once u,e them will im>( fad to keep a scalp was almost entirely bereft cf .tto curenwg, ai^l murk of the remaining auriioui upon U>« aides aad back part n.‘ my bead shortly alter be came gray, so that y ow wilt nut be surprised wbea I tell you llml U|n>» my return to the Mate uf Indi­ ana. my more casual urquainlaucea Were not Su much at a I"" to di*wrer tbe vauae of tbs change iu my app-arsnee. a* my more ultimate a-qaaiuteneva wire to recognise me at all. 1 atones made applfoaUon to th* moat skillfull phystout* in tbe country, but, receiving no assu­ rance* from them that my hair oouM agaia be re­ stored, | w as forced to bvcuiu*- recuucnrd to my fate, until, fortunately. Iu lhe falter |mrt uf the year I nA;, your Iteatorslive whs tvoulwewdvd to Restorative !u use. I tried owe buttle, aad fouwd to my gmil vaustarthm that it was prudueing tbo d'aired effect. Htnco that time. 1 have ward avvew dollars’ worthoi 111*irrslive, aaad aa a reanli, have a rich eosl of very soft black hair, which no mon- TONIC, MEDICINE AND] BEYER AG B. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Il Costa tat Idltlo I Parity th* M**d | GltsTee* u* the fit*a**ch I RcMvat* the a) sti a* *ad I’lriaej Uli 1 price*I Ferb^dle,<WtUaBff*rW Prepared and told by CT]ARLE8^WTDDinKU) A ■►•LB >*K»P«lKTOau\ . . TB, William Strret, New Twefc. rfar.afoby druggists and greaen nae: throuxhMrt tba eaaatry. -asgne-Ty GROCERY, SALOON, A KT ID BOARDING-HOUSE. and acquaintance* ate. 1 g, happy te inform The subscriber la now prepared to sal* yon, are using it with bkv wffret ' Very rvoj^ctfully your*. FAMILY GR0CEH.B15 A. M. LATTA. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Aa tow as the I<>wc«t, Ar Oa/A or ready Depot. 444. Broadway, and sold by all dealers paj tlirougfo nt the vrmbi, Tbe Rastoralire la pat *p In Battles of three aiaea, vt* ; large, medium, and small; tbe small Warm Maali at AH EtovzsX . ted-ia U a pint, and retails for one dollar a buttle, tbe ctedinm liuitl* at lca*l twenty per cent mure Or Cold launch if doairrd * la propOttkiD than the small, retails for two dot ter. shuttle; the urge bold* a uuart, per Cent TEA OR COFFEE. CHICK*** mor.- in proportion, and retails for »J a buttle. PICKLED TONGUE BAIL tt J WOOD. Propnrtae. *44. Bramlway. K«w 1HNBJ, a* - -■--------York, aad 114 Manet Xirrot. Hl Lum* Mo A ..I eoM by allguod Druggist, rn.d Cad. Dealers everywhere. Jatrty 1 -era Baud will Im hraUM U ite.Sw « fe >w .«*. 7?L, Also, fee tkaoa ya* labaaaia. BENTON HOUSE, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-12-18.pdf a9cb5aef4728201fadaab90e462e2585 PDF Text Text VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 186L 3#asting»' «asi»tss Dirtrtoni, ©rigiml fcrtrj. ■nw. “Just before, tba Bhiaing Shore," ■Tts awwt totato* that troth wiU riafo Though *11 u dark b.!os ; Frew earth, abuts th* .tor ht skwa. Its pwty to shew. We ar* indebted tn Mr. G»»«aa Tn r< au, of thia city, far permission to copy some extracts of a letter received from no sorrow. He died Nov. 23d, at • his brother, a member •/the i Sth Indiana volunteer* In RoeBSCBAn’ Dir hi on dusk, P. M. Our next loss was on the afternoon of W*stern Virginia. The latter is dated Tbengh oA*a riwdsws dark and deep. the Mme day, a young man by tha asm* -Tkvxax yattraxBD to babtb AQADt." - will biu that better world, where lb* hrert knows ofCkaslm Buna. His rnulber lire* the country In which our troops are near Grand Rapids, and had written him operating. The wri er gives a nistorv a vary king and afibeticaat* letter, which of a five day's aomt from whk-h he bad I received ths day before be died, but not just returned. The object of lb* *xpedilion was to bring in a wouudsd Srrgsaflt in lim* to bays him bear it resd. lie of the 13th Indiana Regiment usnird find been sick a long time and was nut Bxkxmam, who had been left at th* house expected to live for days before h* died. of ■ Mr. BocnAxaow. the mt ly Union He was a good boy, and would ha** man In Webster county—lately set off I nun Braxton county. The distano* made a liarve soldier had he lived to try from C»mp waa about forty mile*. Tb* th" fortune* of war. His mother may writer says; rest assured that sb* offered her sacrifice •Though our route wm almost d»“ on a good altar, and God haa taken lb* west to th" point of »rri“*’ to<"' oblation te himself. May Im ownfurt her adiraet N'';u,rrn eourre, and then turn WAR! On High Trices, at the MAKO* ALLKT, .RALEB TN (IRDCKRIEH. i < " e. fisb. bsUer. >•**. sevk. ssd **• ! II** Alun toy* esadw*. rtc .rte. Pl. tors * Blmk. 8tal* strsto. gs, Mid HAS1INGB DRUG STORE!!! R oberts &. Striker, widowed hvar*. Then, if th* world doth frsws on thra, la store to apeak thy aaur. 2U«r »•< Uf UU—tAf l\fl vf. Tee Tnvra. at last, ,Ull rrif*. Jubrstowx, Dea. », '•!. L— Our next waa William H. 1U», ot J." will r.r,„„b«- to. ull h.j who came frotn Jol^gtown, and who wa* re anxious to ^rre I tall you it, historians have chronicled. lakes a good deal of fortitude to be sick among strangers, in a strange land, tn TURPENTINE AND ALCUI10L. Haan QcARTxas 8th Rsgt. Ml.) IIiLT<>y Haan, 8. C. No*. SO, IbOl. f ms T« th* friends of th* Banar Cocrrr CaDxH, Greeting- have but few of the comfort* which grtierally characterize the sick room; to have no mother’s gendc hand to tmusisn th* fevered lipa, nor sister'* gentle tread When w* were list together, and were saying eur adieus to each other, we, and aud eweel voiee to ask “How is brother now 1 " I to have mid Lim some­ you, little tl.«>oghl that six w**ks of time time*, vtben I have be*a at tha hospital. would find us In the vary heart of sere*- “ William, y ou eould hardly shoot straight si<<i>dixn. We then upectcd to tread th* fluids of th* Old Dmniniua, and fret the enough to kill Jeff, dow." His aye wo'd elertria thrill of treading the Mine nail, brighten, aud ha would My wilh a good deal of energy. ‘,CaptM you wait until 1 where, In jear* agone, lived and did their gel belter and I will show you." duty, the twro* of the Revolution. TEA. com®. RVOAB. SPICEB. PH FEB, HlUKSH. F1U*. RAWMi.CUV»t»Hi He too much true bravery os many a hero whom nitres ARD MKBICIME*, rf ht-inkil*. Paints, Olla, Cam­ phene, Banting Flwld. GROCERIES! country. a long time, and manifested as WM new and nwwt complete assortment of r TUB MKCUANICAL AND MEDICINAL P0BF^t<»,0NLT^2 and wa* wskxtned by bright angels to But Poor boy I his spirit has 8uwu from our GJovvl Is a working man. and when earth, aud hi* body rests nn the shore* be knew that st was anticipated by Mich ul on* of South Carolina’s most fertila m (•m. e«rrvtbto| is sb* Grsesry Um. such a* ■ iU b» s.»ede«l for tarsi'r us*. Also • great variety of »bv igan regiments, that on* of their number islands. near Wsshrngtoa. would accompany th* of war will not annoy, and CDM-EKT yKBXmUXBff onset expaditltNk then talked t»f, he labored burningffiirat of feyar which e>>n*itmed Ab4 Cwklng Extracts, kir thu Michigan Bit to occupy that posi­ him. will sever be fell more. ef the «Uy. Hews* an orphan; and it seemed bard to thus break Many of <<ur boys h*v* seen the orange his young life and cut short his future tree widths luscious fruit, and liav* bad draama of happiues*. But He who noted the pleasure of plucking the same; have th* fell of the sparrow, will car* fur him. Ltont. Macs has a.acted three heed his w hile crest jusl break ing from the sbel I board*, and lettered them which held it; Lav* seen th* cane, with deal of it* st<>r*s of sweet, the fig, thaouria, and pany, regiment, snd time of death. the palm, and lave beou ah|« to«ay prac­ round one grave be 'ita* plased a picket tically “A way down south, in the land of fence, and 411 ha* bren dona that onuld be cotton,”—have heard the ebony race sing done to show proper respect to tha de- their negro melodic*, and seen them dance music of their own making, raying with ' all the gusto of their *xriiabl* natures, “brcM de D>r' dsl de yar.kse rum lo take with a good paiua, with name, age, com­ p-rt-i We bop* not to lore any more. A­ We feel aa^liough w* eould dir on the belli* field, fighting for our rights; that we norf," hsv* rollicked In fields of sweet would b* ooutant to let our bon** bleach potatoes, nor needed to sing, “I’..l*l<-rs, on 3->uth*rn »>i|; but to be stricken down they grew small, dee.." have witnessed by direase, sterna a*d iu th* extreme.— im •Uw-tsl attsoltao Will be P*«I '<• COMPOUNDINtsaM pulling u» FHkXMll'TIU.’itv mJ suy os* |'ure.u.iu^ lurticinv* *t US CS» rvty apo* IlMI betog where the tion, and by dint of hard labor succeeded. vecn gniwing fields of “king G>Uon,"with PATENT MEDICINES He has gona wlwre the* strife* •■Mot tha molt splendid naval battles And our bon eat, earnest prayer is, that ever fought; hsv* rod* old ocean's billowy no more of our number may wave; aotn* with glreaom* looks and the ship thus. J bad designed to write to th* friend* drunk, and would not have Inid a wager of our company long ere thia, and have hearts, while others .thought that they euwld b* taken a strigbb*dgv, several page* now written which 1 commenred at Annapolis. But I have Ireen walk bu€ with pah and wua-begoue face* wosld hang their beads over th* laffrail, negligent as well as somewhat hurried, ■nd send, a* if by the power of a force and now the matter written is too old v» pump, well enjoyed dinners Into iKjmo’s •end, briny deep. Nor waa rank fnvored; for the Gctivntl had to take bis chanes wilh of th* deewassd know that their loved onre I write now, more tn let th* friend* ar* no more, than fi»r any other purpose; the private*. Nor did be take the *ceurg* and, aa for as new* giic*. we can get more of ass sickness bslfas philosophically as out of a Detroit paper than we could half the Mien under him. gkan here ia a week. We are becoming somewhat Itrtred to If the friends of our company would send store paper*. of us have bad a chance U> draw a bead on It would be one of th* greatest favor* bestowed. I will writ* again soon, and a worse enemy then a fat pig- or sheep, state tome of the experiences inoident to we all have seen de*th stalk camp life. soma of tbv bovrvra of war. While none in among ua, and with hla iron sway cut down on nnr rightand on our left. not his right to take of our number, but vield with unwilling bands our last hold on them who have become to us aa our, brothers, and for whose asfe keeping wa’' have held ourselves responsible greater nr le*a degree. to a God knows wilh what besrl frit anxiety w* have wslched the pmgrtwa of diMaae, until it had taken such fast bold aa to baffle all aM. and iber wbM MHn«. of »• •»’• per­ formed iU IM< ud rfwo of lillvo —I- w —r OO, onJ borted tb.m »IU> .11 ite of war. Ti. fituofoor numWr who lad fb. an, and darwl 1W dart wawr, of d«.th, waa J««a F. Pauuaa, aa bri,hl * I»J Co. F.Wfdd Hoaal— i™ t" daj—an of p—Oa, Hart, a I—ft Ball of lota U4 r»d w*. and wboaa afaaorp la mMartd to Iba warn Until then, adieu. ‘ N. II. WALaanxis. We qoMthm wrtar of all mr I—m.and who wo. Wrtpl for aa a Hnw Tsar Hawn ok toThr Naoanra. —‘Jim" Lane told thia story in his recent speech at Boston: “I bat* half a mind to relate an an*sdote to show bow the slaveholder* eling tn their property. [ Voices-* Do It, do it.1 Well, I will. We were marching t» Springfield—I wa* la the rear »f th* col­ umn—when 1 wm informed by one of my mm that a woman in great distress want­ ed to see me. I told him in bring her to me, and lie did. She wnui a big, brawny wothan. fat. and over forty, and waa ary. ing. 1 naked her what the m alter was. She aaid. ‘My two eons have joined the Cmfederate army, and now ybar soldiers Ida H0H afda, torak.n, a rth io tw. pla. e*s. After running * short distance, he wss obliged to throw swsy his scroutre ments,being week from loos of Wood.— FIs did not get tn Mr. Buren mm’s till 11 ii'clock, the n«xtd*y. snd walked ths four nmgh dingeroiia miles el’we. He bss served in the Russian and English arwries ■nd i« a real soldier—stiff-ring s- great deal and making M cwmplshit. He'will recover, but bi likely tn lore his arm ■*The Indiana Ufrh is in snd *bmrt the the maty seat of Wgterterwcnty. Wa have the" ringleader*. *nd many otbara. New* from all rids* rood.” Tint Datlt AnvgRTtan ha* entered Ita hreafy *rre»»M vn/usre, being the oldest existing journal in the North-west, sad h*a been Identified more than an* paper with the growth and rommeree. th* indo' . p ' its proprietors are doertninad that Us future shall i>« worthy of the confidence and sueport of the friend* of Ting,J ca­ went northwesterly. After keeping nes, Faxaoow and Ilt'Majrirr. in thia direction far nearly two mile* we left JI signs of ciriliced life. The path Tt will alm t»» he bold and fearlees la rough and wild, but not devoid of interest advocating the principles of the R ero­ and vartetr. One party omvisted of tic a a Pautt. which if fiuthfiilly carried forty mefl from different companies under <>ut In the councils of our nation, will Mve Lieutenant Dis*. With the eevra peck ••iir country from the evil* now besetting horses in charge we could make but ten it, *od will make it the freest cod best miles the first day—starting about 10 Government the world ever saw. o'clock A. M.—and we would u«»l have It will disease with felihfolnaM and gone that distance if there had been a candor *11 the great qoeation* agitating bouse r.r even a shed nearer, to shelter us the publie mind from d«y Mi day. from ths storm of enow and rain which On the question of the riterwioa of Ticfell th" greater part of the afternoon. At MAU Sl*vx*t, it will stand frrth it* uadark we were <«n a high ridge, and now coiupromiring file, bettering aa it moat i-ogsn It* decent. Three miles brlov rriigi..<i«ly doe*, that slavery is th* pri­ wa* th" hut which was *>• shelter ua for mary cause of th* present enfliet be­ the night. To gain it an awful path wa* tween th* North and the South, and that to be followed over !•<*. twisting through it Irrvea a fearful blight upon the country underbrush, and over slippery alate rocks. nr nation seek ing to outspread and uphold Going over one of the rough spots a Ser grants horse in front of me ■tumblwl.snd down be went. Imagine * frog jumping It will also advweau a vigorous and appearance! Darkness like a pall had Mttled over n*. A bore were the height*; below * omfn«»oo of log* and brush. *nd below these a light from ’* ‘ ‘ building Usd a bole in th* d<-w. and * donr of slab*, We to the lloor, laid d»*n our blanket*, and lisd a good nap till early dawn,. hen we arnsc. inada s strong enp r«f c»>flee and started, went three miles, halted ami took three nf >iur liorae* »«» <n<j a half miles lobeabod—to the house «>f Mr.StMMOsa. on* nfnor guide*. Mrs. Stwwoxs told us nftheir suffering*; how b*f«»r* the Union army cam* lu their relief they kept out in th* wood*, and while tending their empcarriedthair rifles slung *n their shoulder*, watching far ihrir rnemies— their neighbors—hut now they frit mfr. R*tnn>ing to «ur mm rad** and feeding our p><>iea, w* wenloa. determined prssneutinn of the present war against treason and disunion, until th* last ve«tige of thia mo*t unnatural ■ad wicked rebelllna i« rru*hed ouL New* Degertaseat. The proprietors are resolved tn spar* nn paiu* or expense t« make the Aaraan««« equal, in all that romuitutes * prid newvoeper, to any published in the 'Vest. With this view an able corp* of reporter*, writer* and corre«p<indentsha* been engaged, whose aUmtioa every passing event nf importance will ciaim. Anangmetits have liern mad* ensuring fi»r this paper the moat complete compendiutn offireign intelligence published in anw paper west •/ New York, while our fwilitUw f"rnl»tsiait< d<>m«Mio news, military, political and general, ar* not ■urpas*e<] by any other journal, Besides hsving paid corrv*p«»ndent* In all the eampo West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the s«H*i<ai ofGaigret*. and shall always be prepared to *rod special reporters whereever .evasion may require. Thu*, as a tsewvpaper. we propose to place the A»> vxxnaxa m the first rank. • “N«-w we strike what is called the “Divide"—a ridge purring the Elk snd Burkannon *1 reams. Ei >ht miles further ■nd we onme tn Cspt. Mosuxa’s. where we stayed all night. Making a fire in a l<g heap in a dearing, we t»<>k <Mir sup­ per sad slept «*> the turf. The next noon found us at Lieut, flraxs. Moat of the Ita well earned reputation a* the lead­ way waa •nn*. IItrx* and Mona a* are ing commercial paf»er of Detroit will be “neighbors’’—only eight miles apart I— fully maintained; in thia department the Thus the v live all th rung h the mountains. trenlcst rare Ims si ways been ex*r«i**d. Five mile* further an 1 we reach Mt.Btrc and will continue to be, in rendering it axxuks’—and uur destination. in every respect the moat • complete and Another fire in a log heap, a good reliable. sleep oa th* hay. a cup of coffee with Literary *ad Miacellaa****. milk and honey from the lardrr of Mr. B. ■n-1 then with th* litter containing our fellow-entdier we began * nmt l>»il«onie ■nd cbeerlr** march of ten rqiles, uhtrli we made about Do’duck that night— snow all th* route. “Talk of mauntains stream* snd seen*It is now over thirty one year* since ry, Adirmdac hills or th* beauties <jf the weekly issue of this paper was com­ Tjike Champlain and the vicinity. !mi menced. It has always been and will Bata*u TatL'»b roam among these dash etill continue b> be, a valuable family ing. roaring, rippling, hngbiug, foaming, newspaper. Thia paper has lawn grsaXly gushing, silvery, frisk ay rills m they improved of late In Ita style and nastier. leap and chase each other in their wild It i* a vegy large sheet, containing thirtyfr>dir>, and he might ent->M hl* reader* in six columns «»f reading matter, th* very a« much rapture a* by describing a sun cream of the daily issue, and is furnished eel ou the sands of ths Nubian Desert. to *11 subscribera at the low prire of or* Nature has made odd work «m»ng these o llim rs* rasa. Il ia emphatically a ranges. What Coporal Willkkksow /emtynewapaper. Il contains a weekly Mid comes Ui mind— thai “Virginia was report of th* mafheta. prepared express made from aacred soil, and son is was ly for ita eolurnaa, which, to every farm­ left; but not emiugh for another State; er. drover and lumlterman. is wio-ihy ten so it wss pul down in lumps, hut the time* the siitMcriptiow prrna. Gmaiderd— 1 helped and made a botch of il by ing the variety, quality and value of th* ‘daubing., on another lot,’’ matter it *>MaiiM. the AnvaaTtwi is th* “Though II was late when we hslted. cheapest paper in the W<-»i. we ao-wi had a bbw.ing fir*, mid* a kettle of coffee, and emptied the omtents of two Daily no* jnr . . H 00 lie* hives—whew | wasn’t it good to men Semi-weekly 2 00 wb» hadn’t Mien simw breakfast. At Weekly . . I 00 th* morning maal we t«w»h more, (frr it As an inducement tn nor friends to waa secesh.) and started on oar march eaert tbnitoelrm tn ntrnd our cirrolaearly. Th* day proved fine. A fruit tk»n. w* prnp-aa that any <»ne sending ua noon a fat mmton waa killed and Iwought Im new nainaa for the weekly, nrowaopaiais fur th* next day. From »«"«n until 5 led by ten dollar*, shall h*v* an ■h»**Uh tsclock «>ur route lay by the Elk and one copy gratK of ita tribuuuflM which’we cn*a«d over | cron a Rcaim, feww«* twenty til DM. Tbare Girds were cold *■ Ire atid th* water ran with trmrnd>m* lUenuBBu.—Now kt ma lell y«w a foree »»er th* rock* bottoms, in emu secret—* secret worth hearing. T\i* pteres waiat deep. |n fording four ear- looking frrward fore njoynsewt <hw»*t pwy. tied th* litter, and ibr other fiuw walked From what I know of it, I *«uld a* anon by it* side Is steady and support it and chaar ImUarfliea Ihr a living, or hrtafa ep the bearer*. Even with there precau- moKMbiaa f >r doody nights. Th* awig true Imppines* is take the drop* happiness as God give* them to ns every �P«*li*r obligations to a minor faction of w wafhnA from the ool± Co. F WAR NEWS !J trolt,&U .rw-J* JmbI theacatatdiothig a faithful public servant, or of ' wkUl «M ihiMBkttOMU adding Insult to injury, to that part of CiUolio CkUudral. the Suite which furnises the back-bcne of‘ to write!’ Too can publish this In the' . Awarr. if you Hank ik varthy a place in the wall,” and there behold the prophetic। your columns. Ineeriptidn'wMcTffiTi the gaxeof Belsbix«ar, of old, made applicable to thanaeelves , ‘‘.Uitta look * tnomen; at ihi* argu- and through . mant of loodity. Tbe reaideuta'at tbe <MpitaJ, .*nd the members of tiro LeglUtiieqvhich elected Mr. Chandler to the .Senate, well know that it was the influence .aod votos of members from the Weetere -pact of the Stale, that placed him in tha . TOsUien he now occupies. Though a.res tdetg pf Detroit, be was elected by the -representatives of the Western part of . tbe State, and to all intents and purposes should be considered a Western man.— Hie Representatives and Senators from the Eastern part of tbe Stale, voted al- their agency, to the Repub. • The foregoing, from the Lanting Rt publican, fa a paragraph fron a long arti de upon the ^Senatorial question, imme­ diately following a quotation from tbe Banner. The “expectations" of Senator CHAWDtxafwe are hsppy to state, hate never entered into the discussions of the press of the Wratern part of the State ; and we now only propose to vindicate the history of tbe past, upon tbe point raised Tbe only by oureoteifiporery. papers, >0 far aa we know, that have previously refered to tie euhjeot, are the Bay City J\ms and flint Citieon,—neither of them Western papers—and in a spirit of can­ dor and justice that is refreshing, when ,con\pared with the above extract. Tbe t N’tucWnl*. lolUm.li«i rf tU ton to Aalsvajrfiurrectioa, and agy> »*•* one Ulf of Charlewtcu Is in ruin ; < ’ JtxpeiMttee. ' - PHiLAMteFwiA, JDee. 14.— A special despatch from Baltimore to When tha penpie were depressed by Foanwaa Mones, Dec. IS A telegraph despatch to the Norfolk Z>ay Book, from Charleston, South Caro­ lina, atatoe that a fire broke out in that qoestfun oflocslity; the MfomemalQ ita SSMSto.:. Thboat ass Lraoi.-At due season the nation's path,by the anticipated move­ And, what is or refuted. more, we have never urged an election upon the merito of locality alone. The West offers tbe names of candidates fully qual­ ified for any poaltion. Prominent, aod we believe fore moat, among these, stands Hon. HnxKtAn G. Wrau, of Kalamazoo. We regret to atatb that the claims here Mr. Chandler hgs filled the position of Senator admirably, and fully met the ex­ > pectations of his friends and tbe people of ttoc State, and we trust will receive a reelccUuo at their hands. But .be ia not a candidate in tbe present election, and it would uC Siter for the Republican party ' of Michigafl i'hia expectatiuns in tbe fu•ture were not brou^ forward to control the Legislature in ita choice uf * & repre * rentalire of tbe people." atan.ly iMreremg demawd Us established I can think of nothing more of interest tofore urged in bis fovur have not been thirty and honestly meL Those journals whkb have acted upon the 'tickle-me,-andl-wlli-ticklc-you’’ policy, with their neigh­ boring awn ties ever since the organization troublesome every family obmMlWfe.i ments of tbe greatest naval expedition. diary. A tbe date of the last dispatch at five o’clock ooThursday, P. M., the fire was still ba ruing. The Theatre on of this State *1 Lsosiqg on the second day eriec of our gallant soldiers at Bull Run; Broad street, the Institute, aod other the shameful slaughter of our brothers public buildings, are stated to bare been January next destroyed. The fire swept across Broad and eons at Balls Bluff, and tbe counties* street. Assistance was sent from Au­ HF" More beautiful weather than fields of bloody battle, tbe work oi imbe­ gusta. cility on the oao side, and savage deter­ CiKCtwKATi, Dec. 14. mination ot> the other, yet in tliv darkness A special dispatch to ths Ctooinnali of all these scenes, driven forward by Commerciaf dated Cheat Mountain, Deothat undying love for country and liberty, 14. says : “Ou yesterday one of the hard­ which barns iu the great Northern heart, est and beat fought battles of tbe war night. saw. We remembered the foul butch- was fought at Alleghany camp, Pocahon­ tas County, Va_, between Gon. R. H. of tbe Republican party, assume to be­ boggard itself, that our wrongs might be Milory, commanding the Union troops, lieve that the election of Mr. Wnxa ia avenged, and the integrity of our gov- and Gen Johnson of Ga., commanding urged solely upon local considerations, eremvnl maintained. Towards that “Na­ tbe rebels. The fight from daylight till when they know, or ought to know, that val Expedition’ all eyes were directed,and 3 P. M. The Union loos was about buJT .? D0t lb® fMtWhen the friends on every flag that floated from ita count­ thirty. The rebel lues was. over two hundred, including a Major and masy of Mr. Howard w.'“iZ??out •P“’y “d ies masts, beamed the stare of national other officers and thirty prisoners.— insist that there Is no other man iu th,.! hope. Our gallant aens crowded ita General Johnson was abut in tbe mouth, Stale qualified for United States Senator, decks •k'Ul hearts and uplifted arms. but not fatally. Tbe 12lb Georgia Regi­ —ss they cannot and dare not do—then The prayers of m.i|lloo« trembled upoa ment suffered the mask “Milory'a force numbered seven hun­ we will meet them on their own ground, the lip, for ita safety »uceess. It left dred and fifty man from tbe 9th and 13th and discuss quaiifioatioos. Until they our port mid tbe shout* tears of a Indiana^5thand32d Ohio and 2d Virginia can do that, they ought to ahow a little great and faithful people. A km^‘JWOTi- Regiment*. more modesty than to pit one man against force numbered over two dence smiled upon the good cause and all his compeers, with tbe odds of aven thousand. the fleet reached the point of Its destin­ “Tbe 9th Indian* fought bravely to justice and the highest prerogative of ation. A better point could not have the last. freemen—that of equal representation— been selected. It rode triumphantly 'After driving the enemy into their bar­ against them. We are willing to admit into tbe very portal of treason. The racks no less than five limes our forces that Mr. Howard, Gov. Blair, and all the rotton pillars of the slaveocracy trembled retired in good order. Thu rebel* set fire Judges named in connection with tbe Bento their camp an<t retrnatod to Stanton. beneath the well aimed blow, and trait“Gen. Milory has driven the last rebel atoria! office, are capable men. The ore fled at the approach of our victorious army out of Western Virginia.” same sincerity on the part of Mr". Howhost*. We leaded and flung to the ard’a friends, would put their logic to breeze tbe banner of the whole Republic- the people still gave up their suns, wealth Samta Claus ib snm*s Hive Syrup Tolu is the very tbteg. It is not only pleasant for dhildrea to take, but is a certain cure for Croup, WhMping-Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Qwgte; and all affection*,ohbeTbroaJand on sul ■old di fy Rehder, do not fall to read Prof. W ood '* ad TH ■•THAT IT11BJAB AHXBT." Comimo.—All you lect that Christmas and Nev Luga 1862. Years ia. some source; sad to deprive them of such pleasure is cruelty indeed. There NEW YOBKJIXBCUdlft i»3>e outlay Iu the world that yields lbA| A SEW T Ar WITH AN OLD FRIEND. such a harvest of eatisfactioo aa tks trifle expended fur a toy to gladden the hearts of the little ones at borne, who prise such things more than older persons would the sudden possesion of a fortune. &s&SS». Wc are happy to notice that Old Saute Ctaee. holidays by making a general depository of all the fine things imaginable, upon (S ih; •noatan and shelves of the Variety Store of Robxsts de Bnuxn. Lot every FORTT BRILLIANT COLUMNS. parent, and friend ofyouth, in this section, Mt to it that Old Santa Clans has easy The Timti' dispatches, Washington, With what shouts of joy was tbs suoces 15th, says: The despatches relative to the action of the British Gov­ heart, and that almost boundless enthusi­ ernment, which were -received by tbe We have been willing to admit that the asm, was blown into a glewing flame of Government this P. M., notwithstanding ted Nm York Mercury publishes ita annusI prnepbctos,6>r I862jn ourcfolume candidates were all unobjectionable; and rapture over the instructions given to the beligerent attitude assumed, there is to-day, and our readers will miss some­ have only sought to add tbe weight of Sherman, to give protection • to the slave, no disposition ua the part of any mom ber of the Cabinet to alter tha pinna or thing if they foil to peruse it. The Mera favorable locality to tbe real, undispu and “use him en the fortifications or in policy of the Government assumed in the ted, and indisputable merits of tha the fight" Why tn the name of high arrest of Mason and Slidell. literary paper in the world, but ita great man. Had wo been mat in the same heaven did not our commander confiseate The report of the demand of tbe En­ spirit, tbe matter would have rested, the slaves of the rebels, and give them glish Government for the surreeder of Poetry and General Miscellany are the Mason and Slidell cauaee great excite ­ without an appeal to the historical facts protection within our lines. But no! be ment. The sentiment oi defiance is very beat published »o this country. No herein contained. But while we have like tbe Government wanted to stultify universal. other journal that we know of has any­ the subject before us we desire to add himself by holding out tha traitors and thing like ita famous coaaributorial corpt another short chapter. murderers, that he had come asiong them d'elite and wooderfel variety ef mental In 1850, the same journal* which now not to injure them Or their property, but food. It is new ia ita Meh year, and know only one in*n fit to be Senator, to protect theca. Why does thia question ha» a stability that insures all who sub were then equally circumscribed m their of slavery stand In’ the way 1 What vision*. The late, lamented Senator rights has a traitor under our Const tnthe money invested. The New York Bingham was then tbe only man in tbe tion ; txtoere any provision there for his Mercury for 1862 will be a paper that State qualified fur such a position. Where safely ^protection 1 The Government THAT ALL THOSE NOTES A ACCOUNTS no American family can afford to be with­ was Jacob M. Howard then? Doe* 'be' ^nt] oar Commanders have tak< such a out. Subscribe for It at once, we say. stand better before tbe people now than couree in regard to this slavery question Republican seizes upon such refference, ahame. for tbe ostensible purpose of proving We have not deaired to treat the Sen­ of this expedition hailed by the loyal that locality should not be considered at atorial questiou upon personal grounds. 'all upon tbe Senatorial question, but is betrayed Into an argument confessing ths claims of locality, by attempting to prove that our present Seoator is a man. Western Wo will show this attempt to be as ftjtile as all other attempts have been to deny the right of representation, aim­ - ply beesuse the office is an important one. Bet to the foots in the eeoe. Wheq the Legislature convened, In I BUY, it was found that Mr. Chandler waa the only candidate lor Senator, who pos­ sessed any real strength, before the Leg­ Every islature. other candidate wa* supported as a matter of local prided per­ sona] aquaintance.or of factious opposition • joMr.C. In the We know we affirm ■I • ►Mr. Bing nominating , we think, ham, then Governor, i •12 votes. 'He waa not constitutionally NOTICE! Of Long Standing, at that timel But we forbear. The that they have not only called forth the facta scorn and dereioa of other powers, but precisely-the-Mme loealitiea^if the public in - the case, and to them we leave the understand all tbe whole subject, presuming that they will How long do our men in authority sup­ most sammarily dispose -of eaodkiatea not allow any prejudice against tbe late pose, the people will thus threw awey State administration to prjvdiee any loufles*. >in their clamor for a Detroit man. member thereof to whom blame docs .not Mr. Wiener-received about a dozen votes, justly attach. a majority .of those voting, -preferring which they will do well to heed, if they Me. Cbondlerito any other man. But there are questions their lives and treasures. enquiry ie on every loyal lip. Sherman pot move on into the centre of South Carolina, that foul citadel of trea­ vote as a matter oilocal pride,augm sated son T when the caucus convened, after all the appliauces -of local pride, personal prefer- Camp Butow, 1 Poounixs, Md., Dec. 4, 1861. f Faixxo Bamwkb :—Thinking that per­ haps you would like to hear how and 4«cll where we are encamped,! write to inform himself an Immortality, and at the same nable aebellion. MBS For Chlltfrete Tecthiwg. Now ' Division. We are in tbe left wing, un­ der the command of Gen. Stone. Tbe health of regiment is not very geod ; on account of lying uu tbe damp ground and taking cold. There have been quite a number of eases of measles since we have But no. DIE eopy to tbe person sending the club, 115. copy to tbe person sending the dub, <20. He too must lick authority who would oot fear to grasp Cracvrr Cocky.—Under the late census, OI.Dt-FRIEND&^EJ Herrick’s Ssegar Coated PtMe. s* bld this coeaty is entitled to tear teems o the Circuit Court, in each year. We traitors by tbe threa^end stripping the m ft all property, hold them up to tbe scorn TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. give the designation through the year,but of God aod man, aod let fall upon their aceursed heads, the of tbe State' and bow well does history DT! Eleven copies one year, and an extra in triumph to the ver^ Capital of South Carolina. CAULDWELL, SOUTHWORTH A WHITNEY, Eight copies one year, aad an extra te the slave, thousands would have flock­ harlot of slavery. Ob! bad wo the mea in what proportion of tbe members of tbe of the Lady's Book : eopy to the person sending tbe elob, 110. Had be given protection SOOTHING SYRUP, name ia favor of Mr. Chandler. bachelor will subscribe fur it, but husband Five copies, one year, and an extra time struck the death blow to this dam­ the feet of traitors, aod embrace the foul Chriatiancy'* TALK OF THE PRESENT TIME. / sonal renown, be might have earned fer ler received 80 votes, Mr. Chriatiancy, 33, soatteriRg 4 ; whereupon* Senator Mr. We D. a HAWLEY. Hutlnfs, Dee. IT, 1M1- If he bad been ed to his stndard, and marcbdQ with him withdrew table. his wife, and daughters ie guilty of domes. been you. We are encamped about 36 rails* brought to beer, and the names of Bing­ westward from Washington, in Mont­ ham end Wisner withdrawn, Mr. Chand­ gomery county, Md., in General Bank’s wnce and foetioua wppoaition had Fairfield some days upon our often refered to the Lady’s Book as stimulated by no higher motive than per­ by several vote* from tha Western por­ On the next evenlg It ia a mystery. I Speak Iht Thinge of Truth and Sober. The die future what it ha* been in the pa*L Tha caucus adjourned Will be left At the Express Oflfce, been have For CoUectlea. Why did tinue to bo to tbe Republican party in tion of the State. M Action! Ener­ government, or we are wrecked. desire that Western Michigan shall con­ elements to unite. THE RATTLESNAKE: Godkt’s Lady's Book.—Tbe January getic Action must mark the course of tbe ChristiaDcy also received a respectable over one day, to permit the opposing Fills c,d number of thia matchless magazine has the contempt of s confiding people.— journals are an indication,) which no* Mr. ■S» US ’EnBIilECT (BTFIBH, legislature are now 1>»«U ■ II lb boeeA oftbli New Advertisements. dllgible; -but received his support from BuMisHy aitaat«4 ; and who •partita* Hamer, tad tatertuniag N«W»—«O_tp. punishment they sustain the assertion contained in tbe ex­ fate!. There have been no deaths in our justly deserve. Had a Napoleon landed at Port Royal, with half the mon that Oict at tbe head of this article 1 It Is company yet, although there are eleven true that Livingston and Ingham counties who will be sent home on account of die­ were under the oorrftnaod of Sherman. did not control the election; otherwise ability, myself among tbe number. The before tweely-fcHir hour had rolled aroond a Senator would have been elected in vi- Brigade Surgeon says I have tbe consump­ Savannah would have been wrapped in flamee, and by Ito light be would' oIaBob of tbe State Conetitulion. It is tion, which renders me unfit for duty. have rushed like-a whirlwind back to likewise true that tbe western part of the Our eamp is about a mile and a half Stale, Laing then in the same position from Edward’s Ferry, where we crooned Charleston, his cannon* would have thus- ' RELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS ' Hy-TUNwret IHIW< W-ub- . J । i ‘ the thirteenth day of January IMS. ctnn luiiaiilsni ■ tha* th* nn. Pm with Mgar. ;7 I LargBezM IS exalt' I Ira itasta fee one Dollar X tdmsdksl rouwa We »rrak >0 tkU ‘what ws do knew, after tan Tsars expe­ nd )Uo4ts mt rcpaUMM for tke fulfil third, tow. the day of tbe battle of Ball’s Bluff, which our country would have waved over her We crossed abcmt dark. office. They not only generously, but The next day justly, naurnlli to the eastern part of tbe uncomfortable under foot; the heavy soil Stets Ito right to reprdeentotion. of Dixie making tip-top mud. And fiuir, It would seem, we are to be made Jeblontto our own generosity. Capitol or its ashes. Give ua men of a cold rain set iu, which rendered it very Our ragi moot were jost fixing a place to ^.■>4 la itjust! oountry and feer none but their Gdd.— And when such men shall govern and load Hr, and gtyoa Iom aod mem to tea arhats sys­ this people,then and not till then will trai- tem. It w.ll almost iMtootly rcbova tore bide their heads, and tbe foul demon Grtplac is tbe Bowels and WIM Cholic, has reliable kolry, which was caused by a body of rebels firing upon our pickets, who foil bell, aud tbe Godess of Hberty extend her proud sw»y. over an infant Republic. who urge the claims of Hon. Jacob M. Howard are wining to leave the ondor- •al^r repudiation of Socator Chandler nrembrr* of tbe'T>gMhtfre. nV udder a. well aii “Give tho devil bis due." Thia may iswer very well for an apothegm, but ■» I cine, a true friend. I �THE WORLD. -MtoMJwtomsJ W<aa that administration of said tost the petiitouar, D»vld REFORM. LOW PRICES’ ADVICX FRJRX. Vew-York Benevloent Infirmary 1U iriui ^~r ■ GRANT & SPAULDING ftPS'CIAL NOTICES tugboat the length rad breadth of oar land to avoid the f’uisoxovs Daraa. ExTomox, and igno- 2SjL’l2=lJ5C!Sk2=fi^5 JKMsss7S.“:loa” |y W. nn Wlwi, Ora, O.u. Fork, Lard, Butter, WvuS, uid Mum,., oe tubterlpi.un u oSra. W. ^Consumption and Pulmonary Cortplainta, Fo- mart have it broogbt to ua, likewise; we 3D3IPY ©DUnPBTOTKMS lave too time to gn collecting, and a few ■•Id ddinquen ta will see * Cooatebh soon. . THE Adrerliaar having been reatpred to health ic a few weeks by a very rimole remedy after haring Bdflbrod several rvarswilh a severe Laag uXcenea. and that droed diao sa. CkussM»Sfa*-ia anxious to make known tn hia fallow suffer oraNhe mrmia of care. To all who deal re itj be will aend of the proMriptioB nssLffrw of charge) with the directions for preparing tba aame, which tbay will "find a thsCPrmription. is to beoafit the aMietod, and ^vd a’W?wn’riU e<Mt ,hWI Estate of Able Draper. dvc4-8m IB OUR LINtOF TRADE; TATE OF MICHIGAN, 1 „ Probate Court Barry County, i “ for said county. At earaaion of rad Court boHeu at toe oflke •rtbe Judge tberaof. in Hwtiajcs. on Monday.too ninth dar of December, IM1, Preaout, Bharara C. Prindle. Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe rotate of Able Draper, deceased 1. On reading ud Cling in this court for Probate, an instrument in writing, purporting to be ths Iasi Wdl aod testament of Abto Draper, late of rad county, deeeaaed. Tbrreupon it is ordered that Monday, the *lh day of January. 1964. at ll o'etock. fa the forenooo, be assigned for the hearing rad proof of said Instrument, at which Iiumi tba heirs at law of Come and See !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED B‘y Cir- ^fWwSsyr site rt- written preocriptlonr, but will furnish when re­ quested the very beat medicines at the lowest rc'-ev Those medidnae are prepared tn on own u» xitost, under the core of able Chemists, and are tbe Bwst rdisbhl known to Bfamtoa, Including aO ,hTo all addrearing by faxtar. cotrining fall ac­ count of symptoms and appeerauces of disease, age, occupation, etc., we will write a candid r» ply, with advice and directions for care. Any fees sent us when sending for advice will be devoted to farulahfag medicines to tbe poor. In all carat medicine* can be sent by mall or express if deeired. Send for one or more of our works aod "the NOTICE. STATE OF MICHIGAN, I M L’ocsrT os Baser. J To all whom |10 00 a year raved in every CunUy. by One Bottle of And the Physiology of Marriage. A work on the cause, symptoms, snd trealsiect of ril eomplrints peculiar to the sex. on marriage, lie duties, abortion sad its results, on children. — ■-•■■-------* iu tba prevention of.coucapuna, lustrmnioae to them on subwete of a private nature. PnoeK cents. Price 25 Cento peritattle. Price 25 Centa per Bottle. The Gentlemens Medical Cempinion, Price 25 Cento per "Bottle. ‘ P • fieebund aiuseln basing waatod away. Ils ood .not rise /roiu a lying to a sitting nositom. Out Doctor arid it eras a ease of Lumbago. and that ■11 tbedoctors iu ths world could nut cure him. 1raU' ‘farmed on to« outside of the left tlilgb. extending from the thigh to the knse.end ths doctor «W be would-base to »upra tbe thigh end rerope th. EfatAlO of Almira F.rerts. PKOPATXOKf/Xft.-STkTROV MICHIGAN, Cesser or Biaar, »»• ■ At s session of tbe Probate Court far tbe conniy of Harrs. Irnlden st tbe Probate Office, in tba fahilt rnvuciAN, Contaiulng simple remedies easily obtained for the cure of Disease fa all its forms, with fall exp]m.ations^of the c«u*«e, symptoms, diet, bathing theudSy torch ntrtxD, Taks Nemes '—That I intend to mwve befsre ths Hon. Circuit Court for tba county of Borey, at the January term thereof, si the village of Hastings, fa arid county of Barer, on the Uto day of Jannarv, A D. IH2. at tbe opening of said court, or Estate of Charles C. CrlSa. sa'aoou thereafter as the matter can be board, for ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. an order from said Court vacating ao much of tba Count, of Barry, aa.—At a aesaion of.tba Pro­ Hat of tbe villaoa ef Middleville, fa rad county, be! a Court for the county at Barry, holdecat the office of IM Judge thereof, fa Hastings, on Tana­ dar. tbe 2SH. «fay of November, one thoueaod eight huudred and sixty-owe. Preaout, tibtraian a Priadto. Judge of Probate. DARLING'S In the matter of the e.tale of dsrtm C. OrifJb,. fate of Piatt county, and State of Illinois, do­ On reading and filing the petition, duly verified of William Burglier. praying for certain rsaoona therein set forth, that adminialration a (arid estate be granted, aud that Janice Hathaway, be appofa ted odmiulstrnler. Thereupon .1 is ordered that Monday, tbe 2id day at Dowmtser. is61. at tec o'otock. in the farenoon, be aavigacd for the bearing of amd patiltor.. and that the heirs at law of aud deceased, and ril other persons interested iu amd estate, are requi­ red to apprar at a M.aiwi of rad Court, then to be buldro at the Probate Office io Hastings, and show cause,if anr there be, why tbe prayer of the petitioner ahonld uot be granted. And it le farther ordered that toe uetit'oner give notice to ril partita interested, of the penJencv of rad petition, and too • hewing thereof. Lv rowing a copy of this noiiur and order to be uublitoddta the KcpuNiean Hanner, a imHto newapaj>er printed at Hartings mid circulating in arid countr of Barry, for three voceeuive weeks, immediately prci iocs to said dav ofJwaritig. (A trw" copt.) K v- PRJJlIMJi, 1 nv?W *f ProUtt. No trattortf that broken Pitobar did wteoalbal a shilling. * shilling saved is a shilling earnotl. IT WILL MEND ALABASTKC That costly Aiabastar Vsaa la broken and yon can't match U, mend it, and it will never show triton to Eld these | uutings, nur .-cm. i^ii. 8WKKZEY k klAM. Aborneys for Plaintiffs. norSdCT Wltllamabure. Kings Cbunty, New York. IT WILL MEND PORCEt.AlN;Complaint, Seminal Weakness. axp all nturaa —_. w* Ort.., Ow.n irum what- S T* CmmuaptiveB. rr WILL MEND CHINA. IT WILL MEND MARBLE.. . That piece knocks Du: of j-onr Marble Mantle oan And Private Adviser. A book for the rid and young, embracing the Pathology. Prevetrttou and euro of ril diseases of Urtrary and Sexral Org.ns.axu a wasxixo voice ef advfee rad (xunsd, each as to be feud in ao o'favr work. Pnee 25 eeata. THE GUIDE AND GUARD rex xrrar oxa. It exposes all toe Humbup, rad the various .-.te. <1 • .-J wall 11 llluatsatos LIVER REGULATOR AMERICAN CEMEffT CLUE. Price 25 Cento per Bvltie. Very LIVER REGULATOR kwinrsa. removing every obstruction, restores a natural and braltky action in tha vital organs.— It is a superior ' FAMILY MEDienre, Meeh better than pills, and much easier to take. HOUSEHOLD AND FARM, Plantation and Shops. For everyFaBiily. having over a h'<0 receipts THE may be granted - kuA that John M. Nevfaa be aprotated Administrator. Thereupon it is ordered thsi Mondar, tbe »3d day ol Deoomber. WH. st ten o'clock, in toe faro be aesi^ucd far the boanur of said Mil­ Prof. Wood s rvslcnuire (brdiri and Blood niton, lion. snd that the bed rs at law of said deoeaamf.sud Jirnutalor can be railed upon aa being tor best irueft in faarket for all cues of General Debility all otherporooM inreroMsd inea.d estate, are ro fa spear, at a eoe.iMi ofssld court then to a. • HI a- tfiosa d mums -kwh arIre Aim impure quirod lie buldeu at tbe Probate Office, fa the vHlage of Mined. Il l» cu expounded ip a skillful and scien­ Heatings, and show cause, if *v there be. wbv Aud now consider myself Xntiniy coral," tific mane er, andwill not Injure tbs weakest, whilst! the same lime, it win tons op the system Hon. John CrneV writes, “Brooklyn. March IS nfx •stf.ssizf ■'Ku-:r?^r 1980- In the spring uf Hutt 1 took a severe cold STAEy-’USTS-- which iodoood a violent fever. I look two doses DARLING'S Ll VER REG ULA TOR order to fto publish*! in the ••Republican Ban­ ' TO COaNSUMPTIVES ner." a newspaper, printed and circulating in It broke np my cold and fever ri oooa Previous And there afltetod with said eountv at IJarrv, for three successive weeks. to this attack. I had been troubled with dyapapria several months: I bavofeli nothing of M einoo. ’ DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DEBILITY, HEART Otis Bindley, Esq.. IM East SMb Street, X. Y., IA tra* «py.) uovtl Judge of probate. DISGASE.FFVER* AGUE, sr CONSTIPATION. writes: Aug. U. IWW.-I.had a difficulty with the &si3Kli,£rvafs:ss7:us: Tha noderaigned, now swrontjlta years old, CHANCERY ORDER. . . ----- to curing his Paof mediciMS, bat found no permanent relief uoUl _ aw York ef thee* TATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Cir­ cuit, in ChanraryJoaw. M. lA<Kk, ComfUiaa^ & sew, Important to Farmer*. ,, CEMENT ROOFING, The cheapest mid most durable Roo fling IT IS HUE Axil'ffATER PROOF GROCERIES It eaa be.applied to nw sad ora soars ef all Tha Ccxt is only abeqt .One-Th.rd tilt of Tin, and rr ib in-tcx ab DinxnLx. Thia article has brim thoroughly tested in Naw York end al! parts cf the United States,.Canada, West Indies, and Central and Bowtb Amends, on buildings of aU kinds, such as FaCToatsa, Fuinfcaits. Cueacsvs, Rail Road Darora, Cars, and on Pctuc Bc:ls:xgs generally. Uoaaasaxxr Bvttntxos. Ac.; by the principal BciLuara Am-arreer*. and otbera, and hs» phoved to ba t^a CHEAPEST and MOST DURABLE RG0HN0 in wuHtit Jn ererr «’!*:» A FIRE, WATER. WEATHER and HARD-WARE AND DRY GOODS! Wa wux wan. rasa, to wy one applying for It, On ril other diseesea of too Sexual Organs a -• XS* Ou Consumption, tbs* fa On tbe Liver. Heart. Bt> On Froiele Complefote On th* vsnooa Schools of m-dicinee. On ttfaffiodMOf TyoMmenl MtoPtaetioed. S Ufa day of October. A- D- 1ML Mrs-C-Tabow. H Christopher BtroelN. T., It satisfectorily appsaring to this Court, fast Cbariro RHag!... VV- d tlo driradrate to Ua. writrai "Feb. «. IM0.-1 hero been auHsct to eaorafearroAutri fa;. Stole. rad that raiaero attack, of Asthma the last twenty years, 1 have never faund anything equal to His is lAefA'Zr wto/erfal moas/sefaraf fa tie VaiUi Stofer whicb combine the deal ruble propertiosot tumidly esM //wrafaWp, wbfch UdHtoivareaHy ankwwlodgrd to be waneaaad by GOTTA PERCHA AND INDIA RUBBER. • Ns Heat fa required in making application THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM. It fa a large end beautiful paper, end coctelna fie moot valuable iaformriion on permetoriiea, or Beraterf Wtaknrvs, The cenee. fleets and cure, showing the awful effects af the ^H«ios“a ".S' ■■ Important to Railroad C-impanira. JOHNS & Cr.OSLETS boots SIL”? >.ip>- TZiLH.: Imporant to BniMcrs. To all whom Out may concern and f/lpfltcarnt everybody. -. <g Jaa. L Brumley, merchant. IM Fulton ^toet. New York, writer, August, IB. IMO: •'! bsrs been evicted with piles, eccmnpsafed wilh Heed­ ing, tbe Isat three years ; I used. . •>” NEW.YORfc. Important to House Owners. DARUNCP8 LIFE BITTERS la a saperior tonic and diuretic | exesUaul to cases of loss of sppotito, fietuloucv, female weak­ ness. irrrgularitl«», pain to the sids and bowels, blind, protruding aud bleeding piles, and general 4MNHtF<| HEAD THE FOLLOWING TE8TIM0KY: send rath®* who'rawire it, a Copy uf Prsscriptione used. (Prue «f Orarge). «"h ■1)r«5'“!J* nrawrinr and wring the aame Also rules on LXratbraw Veu&aatoa. and Exerdae for the Hickrtbev"will find throe remedies, a sort gure for C^toumution. *»l dtorosea nf Are Twaoxv axp L»iiui?raVtai **» Aart. CowirrrrATHWi. H»‘f: DisxAsa, Drassrota. Nanvoca Dsaiurv. aud Fa- Liberal Reduction to Wholesale Buyers. - J -TERNS BASH. *-» I < Ceraer of Liberty Street. DARLING’S Femoves the morbid and bilious deposits from / ’ (Sole Manufacturers.) : 78 WILLIAM STREET, LIFE BTTER8, Are pure vegetable extracts. They euro all UI tout disorders of tbe human system. They regu­ late and invixornta tbe liver aud kidneys; They give tow to the digestive organa; they regulate the secretions. ricrvUons and exhalations, equal­ ise the circulation, and purify tbe Hoed. Thus, ul.'Atoi^i»ixw>?io<W*-eomeof which are Toroid Llrsr. Rick Haadachv, Dyapepiia. Piles, Chills ahd Fevers. eostirvness,or loosenese-aro suliroiy coutroled and cured by these remedies. ' Pnee 25 Cente.pcr Bettie. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, For Coating Mctnl« ef all Kinde when exposed to the Action of tbe Wcfttlitr, and F«r Preserving and’Kepalring Metal Rwftofxll kliit. This ths only CimpotUiea 3uuat» wbkh scCZ Mrccutfull) «Srmw ctoapar oil cfanolss. /.-r m> laapG efliaw, seles apytie-i • mr*ii». to which ft inheres firmly, foratingabuly equti Stacks of Darling’. Liver Begulator. LAfiTTMRHE----- .----------------- - — frntfi T—Via ..J in affording immediate relief. It fa a thorough Liver and bilHous remedy." Mrs. Young, of Brooklyu, writes: "N»broaty elasticity fa not injured by the contraction and expansion cf TIN or other MET AL ROOFS, <wnaequent upon sadden changes of tbe weather. IT VTIWi NOT CRACK IN COLDQOR RCN IN WAKM ^RATHER. AND NOT^ASH OFF. *° DarUwi'a Life Bitters, and was mSir^g cur*£ I have had no attack alnce." D, Waetorvelt, Era., of South Sth, «w 8th RL, Clothing PHOTOGHAFgIC GA1.TJJIY ssxtessi’itssczs Crayon Ambrotype; Vtgmito Ambro­ type; Molaintirtype; Spberm>typo; “dTrlINGB LIVER REGULATOR. Mirror Ambrotype; Nedograpeic, Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype: Imperial' Ata" I did rarad found Hto oprams admlrabfr rvraov ing the bile end ororatng the Hrcr to activity. I have also used it ss a .. . FAMILY MEDICARE. OUR GOODS RxADiLlfyon need ctthur or bath of these most LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ean ba repairs;! with GUTTA FEftCBA CWENT and prevented from further ccn«>t«W »»d Uaklag.yunwr nramuM a ralfrtcn.T *a’rta mxr Unusually Low! Swrarav A Aura.BoUffifaft fcr Complalraot. OOMMISSIOaNERU notice. broWpe; Double ' jCm broupe AND COPY 1X0 dona to order, on Abed notiea. »b* rA OW ®fa»orea «f De noaa id friends copied sa good -rtfs al any time and anywhere, in the county, to take Likenesses of tha Sick or Dead. rA.""1 * rrtie sMHMk w»"■* All pwsora UsiM clalsra agafari the DAN'i. a DARLING. ■ 108 Naaran St., New York. W* taka ia axobaufa for ptoda— Gallery up ataara. two doors west of Ute Hu- WbaaL, Coro, OaU, Dollar, Lard. Pork, and 6aaH/ almoal aoaQlhio, jot hara to aaO. ' ' gf DM't6Uta«lrs«B<aa.' T nndu Bor Stele I Jaifaml t •« r5«*v F£ »j. 130 Afflw,t»B-t««S7.l»B»U-l Six MMoe from Hadttbgs, Oso oM^F wraihf B®ry r.-rs-f.i.-'riy �CURE NervousHeadache JJR. JilrUAvJi £» 8CUHHUT1H IEMEB1ESI! DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ FALL AND WINTER Imperial Wine Bitters! I aooDs nua all who havajfot sa^ Jfo». Wa «haik»fa th, werld tu ylud/ea tfaair RtfoL .. Thr»« BrTTaa* l.-r tbe cure vf WsjtK Rroaanu, general Ifobittly.aad For Puntying aa>d KarMung >ru> I baobtaiord ARE WE with om NOW of th. ON HAND LARGEST and BEST Assunmeute MUblbhM tbe following of That tbi BLOOD PCBinKB and BLOOD CONTAIN NO MINERAL. DRY GOODS 1 ’ DYdFEHlA THESE BITTLRH COMPLAINT MILLim Y BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! BICK FEMALES. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION PRICK 25 CENTS. Dr. Deds* (ckbarred WtM fettlen ALLA *JR!S'Jmi3>£^£Kb ! SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, GROCERIES L'AUNB SOON TO HEAL, TRK FOLLoWIMO KN&'BSKUCXTa OF CR OCKER Y! RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLSr HEADACHE OUal RUCTIONS OF THE RLUOD OK KECIU.T1ONK. SHOES IAS YEO- Ever abown tn thia Market, which we are prepared to aell at a amall advance from HITTERS avar SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. NEW YORK COSTS n J. wood Ma*ouvtllc, Ceas., Fab. i. 1M1. J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co r E M A L E S. ttXLY PREPARATION JAMEA KENNEDY* DR J. BOVEE IXlDff Imperial Wine BiiL Hartftnd.Pa., Feb. fi. 1841, STOOD TUE TEST Of YEARS, A NEW ARTICLE. LAKY ANN STOIKJ1OUSE. JNu. b. MMONS. and delightful Su.iMcl.ic and Cordial for DR. J* JoVhE Dii “>• IMPERIaJ^w’ijsTnIT* VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIllXES eosil>licatrd Belle Veanon. Ohio, Jas. 15, 1881. DR. J. BOVEE DOPS* njim iki'j-ltem huehertiYi, A. STOVER. P. M. TEMPERANCE, itural cutueaueaca uf tU cure. COSHVENESM, by deeding the whole rircllan or large allow bill*. to tret from Cincinnati ■ u.- '.All KIUIIY TONIC, Mt.DJCINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BUTTLE I! ISAAC it R. WHEELER. NLURVEY. ULCEBH, and INVETERATE SORES, by a parfoct punt, nhirfi thrae LIFE MkDIClNtSKiva totha Hnod.aadall tbahumor*. UCOH BUT IU EKVPTIONb and BAD C. MOTT, Is now rw'iting from New York H!.<l Boston, his full stock of NieboG.Oranserine Milla. p. A. K man and De Reimer, Middleville, Prairieville. end by D-uggula and Merthaula L-en really throughout the country. ------“ *- Groce r ies! ! king imtiroteliienl id tba cleariiraa of the COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will bottle of SPALDING'S! RKPAR'D ELVER ANO AUUK-»ur thia . SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I I >1» as r'ATTsrica. .«u as ucaao. BILIOUS F1VKHS A LIVER COMPLAINTS. st SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE! SPALDINGS PREPARED Gl.UE! HASTINGS TANNERY! GROCERY, SALOON, AXVX> runiiah Leather, al the Usual Ra'.es. Cigara, Tobacco, ant! S-iuff, Salt snd Water Liiue. Spke. BOARDING-HOUSE. • Ami keep BOOTH AND SHOES FOB SALE,- Dnxgi, Faint®, Oila, Bunting Flu­ id, and Camphane. SAVE THE PIECES! ECONOMY! DISPATCH! A il LATTA. Im, Coijc, area aadily euml. MERCURIALIHHEAbER.—Paranaawboaei utitutiuni SPALDINGS PREPARED OLUE trtH-vBhld eaa USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE." RY C. SPALDING. Molaaaee and Syrtipa, Green and Black Teua. Rk», Cevlnn. and Java C«»fle, St<hiv, Wn.«den, and Will. r spared and eold by CHARLES WlDDmKI.D A €•„ Conaiating in part of New Orleans, Muscovado, CofTrs, Crushed, Powdered’ and Granulated Su- price»t periswlUe, • ba»<U«sfwr«R Ever off.-rrd in Bailie Creek, nil of which will be »>td at prices that cannot fail to •till purchiisMsra. Particular a Mention paid to filling or­ ders fn»m Baaippgs and vicinity, and Mliafn<-fi<>t) fftia ran teed in every case. The highest market pried alwsys FOB SALK BY ALL DRUGURfTS. ISAAC C. AfOTT, FAMILY OKOCEKIIS Leather, ud OU mKm Blaektsg I alao OLEAN AND OIL OLD ilARNENSBS. Warn Haatlnga. May », IM<>. ly J. H. HULL. TEA ; iu prMrartlaa. a J WUuD. Pruf MmIr at AUBomr Or Odd Lunch tftksim! OR COFFEE. CfHCKENr PICKLED 1UNOUE. SAR­ DINES, Ac, Vh« tot bm A<aire BuiUftd Teeth! WILLI AM IOIBL DENTIST, U now prepared BENTON MOUSE. LmiIj. I am Low Pressure System Walk B», CathRfil! SHELLED CORN POTATO! foe • Alwar»Mta»4at Lands For Sale! 130 Acres. S«U 'n 97. Id RmUnd VULCANITE RUBBER RASK, .. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/388/HastingsBanner_1861-12-25.pdf 4449d83cb8ebd5afadc6a01b0068dc80 PDF Text Text Ulf! VOL. 6 HASTINGS, MICS., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25. 1861. Uirra * mmmvi. Hmm Haan,.Port Bnyal fab*. 8. C JACOK FERRIS, Dmab Sato Sarah, akdBcotbu WAR! On High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! D. C. HAWLEY Roberts & Striker, Aa 1 bare mud) against my wishes, although I hare plenty of money; another proof that But the news,—Easktel and I ar* well and hearty, and enjoying ourselves very well. Of Jeremiah w* know nothing, aa be is nearly aa far from us aa from you. 1 receive letters from home regularly, JCBT BECfjITED RALRM O new and most complete assortment of . FAMKK1, DRtGI AND H EDI CIKER, rfCbcmiral*, Palau, Otis, Cam* TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. >111 FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES. ONLT_« GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, BPJCES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH; lorry C*Mty, Michiffta. . Ewi-, MMdtevUU. _ In fret, sverytUag in the Grocery Uns, inch aa will be seeded for foaulr eae. DAMIEL COOK, aiD®jds a iPiKBmnxiiKBir Aid Caaklag Extracts, roa tux especial axxxrir of the ladies. HOLBROOK, PENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., Ac. J. M. RUSSELL, MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES H. r. CHBBBY, sens of HasUn^s and ncwlty, that ws intend to CTTRAIP, TOIB (DASIH 3. M. KEVINS, Special attention will be paid to COMPOUNDINtTssJ putting un PRESCRIPTION* and say oar portUiog stedicisss ef ua can rrJj upon tbeir being ROBERTS A STRIKER. Llxmxca Mases fl, Is61. GT* DANIEL STRIKER, esorn. Boon of all «“■ for sale by ROBERTS A STRIKER. S H. COOK, Good-bye; direct to Hilton H«*d, Port Royal Inlet, South Carolina; 8th examine the prisoner, ____________ Gen. McClellan therefore telegraphed General Franklin to proceed with the execution, which took was beaded by Capt. Boyd, Provuat Marshal of the divWoo; tb* regiment of cavalry (mounted.) to which the prisoner belonged; a detail of twelve Ms comrades, and on whore skill- dismounted, who were to shoot the cul­ prit; an am balance train, carrying his success againat tbe overwhelming odds. coffin ; an open wagon with the prisoner, it ia on* of ths modifying humiliation, and a priest praying with him ; two or of which the war is bringing so many to three priests on burseback behind ; and the rebels, that the aristocratic Tennes­ aaotber squadron of cavalry, mounted, see Congressman, wbo commands th* brought up th* rent. This procession rebel army, has been once ignominiously passed between tbe regiments, drawn up defeated by, and is now again opposed to in double line, which, afterward* forming ia a hollow square, the processiou stopped a fals JVsse Forb AoteZ porter / When Gsn. shoepffcame to this coun­ in the centre, the coffin was taken out, try be was without means. Nothing tbe prisste helped the man to th* ground and bandaged hi* eyes. He kneeled on his eoffin. The executioner* were sta- Just dow, while all eyas are turned letters without being paid. iog New Yard hotels; and many a lady under corer of tbeir forts. Tbe 5lh tart who reads the Gasrite this morning has was spent in collecting the fleet which had had her trunk carried pp and down stairs been separated during a violent storm, by tbe present Brigadier-General, whose during our voyge here. It waa found second victory we are body expecting (he wires to flash over the country.— After a time ha went to Washington, which baa since been heard from. I she’d like to give you a deecriptlon of tbe storm, did •pace permit, but cm oely say and industry brought him under the that God was with us aad rode upon tbe notice of Mr. Helt. Pleased with his storm in mercy aad it 1* believed that no lives were tost. The 6th was very rough and windy, Holt gave him a situation in tbe Patent and nothing was done but to prepare for Office. At first his duties wars very battle. The morning of lb* 7tb broke bumble—carrying bundles, arranging upon us in arret glory and beauty, wbieb models, and tbe like; but bo was gradu­ was undim inlsbed through the day. A ally tried on more important labors, and gentle breeze rippled the face of th* great it was still found that whatever he did deep, and gave freshness and energy to to our spirit*. Th* »un cam* forth in amiagad far him more suitable to his all his glory, undimmed by a single cloud; newly discovered abilities. the atmosphere was desr and transpa Mr. Holt continued taka great interest rent, and all nature combined to inspire in him and missed no opportunity for us to noble deeds In Freedom’s holy cause. At 8 o’clock tbe W abash gave the signal for th* attack, which waa aaawered from be took Scboepff with him. An impor­ the rebel forts with a black flag, meaning tant survey in Virginia chanced to b* “no quarters asked or given.” Our ves­ needed, and Schoepff was intrusted with sels soon got up steam and at ten o’clock it, -This brought him under the eye of tb*y walked up th* channel in gallant G*u- Scot, and his military education and style, led by the Wabash. At fifteen requirements were fur the first tim* shot Silling short. Tb* fartis replied, their shots going near. At the second round our gunners got the rate of one hundred and sixty in a minute changing tbeir position as often oa the rebels" got the range. Ths rapid­ ity of our fire and accuracy of our aim, soon convinced the traitors that their labor was in vain, and at two o’clock they began to retreat; hardly an hour more, and they hauled down their flag, and at three, our flag—the glorious old stare and stripcs-fleated on the rebel ramparts, amid ths deafening cheers and huzzas of thousands of Union men. None of our land forces were engaged, and th* batti* fought entirely with cannon manned by brave seamen. Our trophy consists of three strong forts, nearly one hundred cannon, eplended, heavy pieces, many of them rifled, esvhundred thousand dollars worth ofammu­ nition, provisions, horses, mule*, cattle, sheep corn, cotton, sweet potatoes, pea­ nuts. oranges, poultry, blankets, small arms, etc., and undisputed possession of the country far twenty mile* around.— Our loss was eight killed and four wound­ ed. Non* of our ships were seriously injured. Ths rebel’s loss was very large, 13 were found dead In on* fort, and several outside; and tbe slaves My that they carried off a large number of dead aud wounded in carts. Th* negroes say that they all ran Ilk* tbe deobil. Our scout* have not been able to find any while people, men w*m*o or children, as far as they have gone out.— I have been nut with our company about six miles on a foraging expedition, and we bad a gay old tim*. I spent several hours of the day in conversation with the thumb-screw of the orerteen had left on them. Odo feeWe old woman shoulders terribly mangled by the cruel native African, with yean of hard, unrequited and offered, all uncovered. Tb* signal of the Provost Marshal was the waving of a white handkerchief, to propars. On another signal eight fired. TTie victim, wounded tn tbe breast, claspod his hands to bi* bo*om and grossed. Tb* Provost Marshal, upon examination, finding him yet alive, called upon tbe four that had not shot, to take-aim and fire, two of tho shots took effect in the head, and death followed immediately. Tbe entire brigade, headed by Gen. Franklin and staff, then msrehed’ by tlie corps, which wboriad then up to tbe old man's counting room. Old Girard pronounced tb«u first rat* and demanded th* price. "Ono dollar," said Ben, “it fa as tow aa I 'cab WI’- ' i „ The bill waa mad* out and old Steve sealed it with a check for'190.090, which was accompanied with this little moral to the storv. • ■■■•d “There, take that and invert it fa tbc best possible manner, and if you are unfortunate and loo** it, you hav* a trade to fall back upon that will afford you a good living.”* We should like to see all th* aolid follows trying the experiment. It might spoil a barrel or two, but it would not spoil the boys. . Bias Mxal for Pios'—la England, i the continent, tbe practice prevails are ground the same as wheat and corn with us. The Mark Lane Exprett tars on thia subject: which is the best food for fatting pigs! 1 have my-Mlf tried nearly every descrip­ tion of food, and never have found any­ thing to produced *o n^th weight, or so fine meat, in a given time, as bean m**L Some pigs fed with food mixed with fiu* topprag*,weighed at six months old, two hundred sud rihgty pounds, and th* pork was allowed to be extia^ely tender. I fast year tried to fatten bog* on grey peas aloos. and giving them milk to driiric.— was afterwards eneoffiaed. Johnson's dying speech was; “Boys 11 ask par Tbe animals took on fat rapidly, but did not acquire so great a weight as those don of Almighty God, and of all, for fed on bean meal.’’ Tbs leguoes are al* what I did. May Almighty G<>d pardon me, and keep all of you from nil such sin.'* of them excellent food for swine. Tbe New York Poti, in a long article on our frontier defences, makes tbe fol­ lowing mention of the works in this State: The first of the line of important works which would form tbe basis of opera tioos oo tbe North, are the barracks at Sault St* Marie, where eight or ten guns can be mounted. No troop* have been stationed there for some time; the gar­ rison at present consisting of the widow of an officer who receives thirty-five dol­ lars a mouth for tbe care of tho work. At Mackinaw the next position on this line, there are works which mount ten guns, commanding the straits of Mack­ inaw, connecting Lake Michigan and take Huron. Tbe importance of this position in th* event of extensive naval operations on the upper lakes, and from ths natural farilitles afforded by the locality for the establishment of almost impregnable brought to light. Thenceforward his rise was sure. He continued to b* employed ou important business in the War De­ partment, till educated officers began to be demanded for our volunteers, wbeu the New York hotel port* was appofnted Brigadier-General, and sent to protect the State ofhia benefactor from invaxieu. Mr.Holt has already the ‘proud aatisfaotios of knowing that the min he took from drudgery at Washington woo Wild Cal; 1st us hope it may speedily Fort St. Clair, near the month of Sl b* added that the same leader has held I Cteir River, which connects Lake Huron Somerset with Lake St. Clair, forms a link in this chain of defences. It is situated about One of th* boat* of the great naval thirty five miles above Detroit, and com­ river expedition, now nearly ready at mands tbe communication between Lake No troops have Cairo, ha* a flag staff erected on it* upper Huron and take Erie. deck, from the -top of which float* the occupied it for some time pmt, but it can American flsg, while on the bottom is easily be placed In a defensible position. The works at Detroit, in addition to nailed a sign, “Fur Memphis aud New Orleans.” Tbe impression geucrallv their importance in the chain of frontier prevail* in our Western Army, a* well defenses, have an additional consequence as among the river rebels, that the grand in defending a populous and wealthy city flotilla will shortly cut Its moorings at situated sc a point the most exposed to Cairo, and atari or. this perillous voyge attack, of any on tbe entire line. Fort Wayne, at this point, is In a con­ down tbe Mississippi among the Innumor abl* river batteries and river rebels— dition to mount its entire armament. The flanked on the land sides by fifty or a officer's quarters and barracks are still hundred thousand Union soldier*. W bath- unfinished. The fort has been the object or th* belief is correct that it will cer­ of several appropriations by Congress, tainly go down tbe Mississippi, in pref-; but' Is still In need of a considerable ereoc* to any other of the streams in the amount to fit it for receiving a garrison. vicinity, a short time now will tell. But It has been in ebarge of a fort keeper the fact that we have the choice of navi­ during tbe past two years. and mouldy to an extent which renders them unfit for culinary purposes, they should have scalding water poured over them after being allowod to dry. be re­ duced to meal for swine. Tbe action of hot water will at once remove fungi or mould, and render them sufficiently sweet to ensure their being eaten by tbe ani­ mals.— JV. A. .Farmer. Hie ridiculous and immodest habit, which has so long prevailed in fashionable society of wearing extraordinary low necked dresses, is bit off very cleverly in the following anecdote: “A young beardless youth had been captivated by the revealed charms of a fashionable Miss, end one day told his mother his ailemnt, and declared be must marry his inamorata or die. “But my dear son,” said the matter offset mother, “you have only known her for a fortnight; let me recommend that you see more nf her be­ fore you decide. 'More ofber !* exclaim­ ed the lad, l«by, I have seen down to the fifth rib. already VmucirT.—The groundwork #of alt manly character i* veracity. That vir­ tue liea at tbe foundation of everything solid. How common It is to bear pa­ rents ear. “< bav* faith in my child so long as he speaks rhe truth. He may have many faults, but 1 know he wlll not dereive me. 1 build un that confidence.” They are right. It is a lawful and jwrt .ground to build upon. So long as truth 'remains in a child, there is something to depend upon. A man whom Dr. Johnson once re­ proved for following a useless and demor­ alizing business, said In excuse, ‘-You know, doctor, J must live.” Tbe brave old hster of every thing mean coolly replied, “1 cnnnol sc* tbe least necessity for that.” The following is one of the toasts off­ ered at a supper of the urinters of LowHow the War Pats its Owe Ex rax- ill: ' »xs.—By the arrival of the steamer Illi­ “Our Revolutionary Fathers—Like nois at Fortress Monros, we have advices good printers, they ‘locked up’ tbe 'forma from Port Royal tbs 11th instant.— of the Tories,’ and 'doblo leaded1 tbe A flairs there seem In the best possible _ appearance of a marine town a« it doos condition. All of tbu islands about Port British 'columns.’" ol a military post Naval unifoyms, Royal have been seized and arc now An old maid, on the wintry wide of jolly jack tars, jaunty young officers, na­ held by ths Union troop*, and ths cotton fifty, hearing of the marriage of a pretty val supplies, iron clad gunboat*, and all upon tbess islands is being picked .-by young lady, her friend, observed with a tbe paraphernalia of “lif* on th* ocean the contrabands, under th* direction of deep and ’ sentimental sigh, “Well, I wave,” now give a novel appearance aad suppose it Is what we must ail come to/’ furnish a new phase of Ufa to that marshy, wortk of cotlon hat already been teiied; muddy and unhealthy, but all Important and this sum will almost pay tbe expen­ A skillfill housekeeper says that tbe military and naval strategical point At se* of th* expedition. This is tb* way unpleasant odor arising from boiling ham the latest advices, th* last gun boat for to make th* war pay for itself. Our cabbage, etc., is completely corrected by tbe fleet, building at St. Louisbad left for officers sent upon these expeditions ought throwing whole red pepper* Into ths pot. Cairo, and tbe mortar floats, dec., build to be instructed to collsct the cotton as soon a* our force* are landed, aad ship It If vour opinion be indefensible, do not Immedlatclv to sems Norbern port. Il obstinately defend a bed emne. ifa that Is a wise Napoleonic rule of war to make argues against truth, takes pa'ma to be th* enemy par the expenses of tbe army overcome. lory. Soma of them are already in fight- which conquer* him.—2f, K Herald. gable risers near by, which panel rate into th* very heart of the South, may well keep tbe rebel* in a terribl* state of per turbatioD a* to where th* blow will b* looks aa if it could not be long before the </•!..•> pUxau.» ud 28 rtwr —men. taiu™, Th.r. — »»• No woman can be a lady who would wound or mortify another. No matter bow beautiful, bow refined, how vultira- Ifyou bavs aspite against a hen, and would have her eggs laid in asbes,shut her up fa tbe ash-barrel. To whiten tallow, melt it, and add a and tho Innate vulgarity of her nature little alum and saltpetre, or a little nitric manifests Itself here. UMformlly kind, or sulphuric acid. . courteous and polite treatment of all per they will Vile tbeir cage. NOTICE 1 it. s. cam. tion ut ice neariv .froee Ben ewt/'bnl recovering fas oqmlibrjmn b* mid if Mr. G. waa in earnest he would do so. b earnest; sad he. and Ben sought tho cooper in Spring Garden, becansesh totiee. end in due thus eouid make Fratklfa entered a <n*ditol i, composed of Brigade 8ur- form you, that money will «ot pay post- no stamps, 1 send thia without being paid Mr*,'and my adrloa trtkat ywn go wd learn'tire cooper’s trade* ’' ’tw applica­ from this sorrowful subfort, Ruod-dy e, and may God Hew Sbl- and intonating letter from you, while I ■IKS 1LI.EM NO. 34, known it to fan. men arc at their fret. �;wi . WAR r. • Haymio :<«»«. cu.mww ora cocaaa, owwaaa without feax xmd with mamlt tKAXTB.—.-ibraiam Zunco/p. e ■. Ckitf tamllb d<S| & , ■ — — >— —wa — 1 j iwsw Camera^aboAu. any public depository, for any portion of that the defencM around Washington ij. -d their pay. These drafts will be trans- consist of forty works, mounting three cavalry regiment and a battery, all oom- toout thirty-five tn I Im, famous work by the’ C3F“ The rtxrvfl dead CwtedR*» ComM^dZ'reBinflerTSrf^^ *33 i 'nfttrfrtwtncwritnwxiwiF total lone by the fire at Buffalo f mornltogst t20,000. ohboBato of Michigan rondure certain Day Express..., Might Aperss.. Two war ia oua of.which L74> bawela^f, officers ineligible to any other office, du. vises from. fo a rapture vrilh Eng' affidr try th* Trent, in I: is ring the taros <>f their election. scarcely creditable that any oao should fire Is attributed to an incendiary.^ , j particular i* contemplated or not, we have M sufficient evidence to decide. One thing, hiowerer, is apparent; which It, that Urtru Is a little nervdusness upon this point, and sopic bastard attempts at what experience haa proved to be a just aud Military liv, If there is such a de­ sire at tho present time, It, of course, looks to tbe filling tho vacancy in tbe United States Senate from this State.— There is no doulit, front former prece­ dent* upon similar questions, that ah .election In violation of our State consti­ tution, would be sustained io the United States Senate; bet it would be upon the ground, that the Senate is only eontroled Iking —tka flT Wiwaat aore mii li Mb <* ■Southern rebellion— fipe. Cra> qur subscribers retpoud a - III- ’urk’harbor,” If the reports are to W credited,-six cot­ ton houses and forir gran.iric» were burnt, and nota night has passed without, fijp being visible in some direction. Dlspatehee received at headquarters from Gen Pope .tate that after • forced march yeeuidsy ho got^teeien «Mep» my encamped six fnllee’ from Ofiilfoww, t3T The Semite ABIItjiry fconimttte* Johnson courtly, 2.200strong;at CHMm, B«ary eokiofy, but weoon as they heard the right ofSuller* to lien'upon sorter’s of his approactmrty beat a. rapid retreat toward Rose HUH’Johnson county, leav­ pay, thereby plsctag thaSuttera epon the ing all their baggage, asms, munitions, same footing as other dealers. This. js mpere, die,, In our poeatMlon. Gen. an Important more toward ths abolition Pope then threw forward ten companies ofBUtlcrship. ofeavalry and a seeM^ of uffiNH ta C3T The late advices from Hayti show pursuit forming with the main body of the army ot Johnson, Bates county.— that the coffee crop this year will exceed Tho rebels, being' so closely pursued, 500,000 pounds^ ’ scattered in all directions, and mostly C3F Mexico has aocedod.- to the prin­ toward the South. Gott. Pope then forc­ cipal demands of Fnines and England, ed a strong cavalry reoonnoisance through to within fifteen miles of Oeceolx, and but Is animated by great hatred towards fotercepted and captured one hundred Spain, and wilt make a spirited resist­ and fifty of the fletftng rebels, tend all have agreed to report a bii| abolishing by the Constitution of the United States, . regarding the qualifisa'.ivni ol its mem­ ance. 1ST The strength of the United Stales bers. Members of Congress are not ty Sixteen large sised colutubisds ia, that, if a State Legislature and the arrived at Baltimore from Fortress Mon­ proper returning officers ignore tbeir own roe on the 16<h inst oaths, and the prohibitions of their State for the new works iu the suburbs of the const Italians la elections to Congress, They art designed city. then Congress need not go back of those pg* A letter received at Washington to vindicate state laws, if tho election did on Wednesday from a mercantile firm in not violate the organic law nf tho nation. Liverpool, which had made a .bug ship- The people of this State are appareotiy woll satisfied with the prohibitions of have been taken from the vessels. Sixty Of all thousand that were to be shipped have our constitution in thia regard. the propositions brought forward in the Legislature, to amend that instrument, been retained. No more .will bo permit­ ted to be shipped." none have erer appeared touching that rar The Timet' Woshiiyjton corres­ point. Aud so lung as ths prohibition pondent says that official information iu the constitution remains unchanged, recently received by Government from just so long will all thoeo sworn to sup­ official sources in Cajifarniajudicatss that port that instrument be bound to respect a body of fillibustars, acting In the inter­ We have a right to est of the Jeff. Davis rebellion, threaten all its provMona. The Jfav/d'w despatches :.. ‘The PresidanW foihi* special mess*»eco«H»*inicated to the Senate vM^rday, rtterred tho whole subject 'oftheTripaflits expe­ dition to Mexico, rad asks tMflcnrtb to daspntab says: Tho U to Jeff, pavis, professing the Utmost anxiety for- tho seee<*M oflhe dlntmlon movement, anb promising u> join him on IU. MUT. rrJ«> Gr««U. ■ » gard them. Of such thu Detroit Tribune justly remarks, ax follows : “Aud that man or efficcr. Initiative or otherwise, who, having taken the oath to support the Cuixstitution, disregards or encourages a disregard of such a provision, Inserted and approved by the peoRle from such motives, commits moral ’not legal perjury.and sinks himself in the estimation of all honorable men, to the level of base men who have no con­ ' seientious regard for their oaths, and is utterly unworthy of the confidence reposed in them by tbeir constituencies, who would nut be likely ever again to fruit him in an official capacity. No man, and no party^an sustain such a disregard, •tlch palpable violations of plain constitutional proviaious-oeither ought to-and we hope, for the honor of Republicans and the Republican party, that no man or eel of men will attempt it, much leas justify it, in official position. , Baiuuxr.EHT.— If we can judge of the feeling ol the English people by tho tone of the English press, we should say that they regard the present as an excellent •pportuuity to wipe out the memory of Yorktown and Ticonderoga. But os di­ plomacy is not usually carried on in tbe heated style of newspaper patriotism, wo arc inclined to the opinion that tbe tem­ pest will pass by without demolishing anjbody. Oar latest news, without giving any grounds for such aseurance, repretnUx a general feeling at Washing­ ton, that there will be no war with Eng­ land. PnsvAam nob Wax.—The Toronto Globe of Saturday notice* the calling out of one company of seventy-fir* men in each batUjion of the Sedentary Militia. There are about.fire hundred battalions etil will prod uce between thirty nd forty .thousand men. EniTomlL Chance.—IT. C. Bermeoton retires from the Kalamazoo Telegraph Judging from the sb'dtty and real with which the Teleparph has been conducted, we think its readers will part with Mr. New Advertisements. NOTICE! The TctmrasSans led the eoitraon. It placeis probable tho battle took yester­ day or to-day. ■ . best ground, and tho wlwle route is now in good condition for the accommodation nut etltiirate* , ships ot Hope and Barry, and is much the nearest route to Augusta, Galesburg . or Kalamaxoo, Casvaltt in . . Iowa.—Tbe Plain Dealer, at Fort Madison, lows, states that tbe boiler of a eteam saw mitt, to *to'rity. cd - , ■ • ~-*ALs ’ bitt •" THE RATTLESNAKE: Halifax, Dec. 21. snrpriaed another camp of rebels on the Tho America, from Liverpool Dec. 7 Iftth insL. near Witfiird, » little North via Queenstown, 8th put io here this of Warrtnsburn. A brisk akirtrilsWng muming short ol co.il. Her dates are ensued, when the rebels, finding them­ selves surounded, aurrehdertd. two days later. Col. Davis took 1,300 prisoners, in Warlike sentimenta and preparaliona were unabated in England. A targe eluding three Colonels and seventeen : anti-war meeting bad, however, been held Captains, 1,000 stand of arms, 1,000 horses, 05 wagons, and a large quantity । Dublin. at The British Government sand a letter of tents, baggage and supplies. Our lota ; approving the course of Qimnwdore was two killed oud eight wounded. The • Williams, the mail agent bn board the rebel loss is not yet known. Information from Glasgow stales that ‘ Trent. Paris papers assert that the Brit’uh our troops captured shout two tone of iGovernment, in answer to petitions from cunpowaer buried on Claib Jackson’s the manufacyiring districts, bad stated ftrm. Major Hubbard captured sixty that tim cotton ports ul the Southern rebels a day or two since iu Johnson : States would be opened by February at county. Tho troops in Kansas have been *tlrthe latest. Tho British Parliament had been far­ ring during the past week, and grand i ther prorogued till the 7th of January,— news is expected from there dialy. • It was stated that orders for the pnrchaec Nxw Yons, Dec.2L । half a million quurters of wheat bad of A special to the Herald, Washington 'been sent to the Black Sea ports from 20th says.-“Gen Ord started at six this London within the last few days, for pres­ morning. His commsndeconsisted of four ent and future use. regiments, the Bucktali rifles, Lleu.-Ool. The British frigate Warrior was taking Kane, and Eatons battery, consisting of in seven hundred and sixty tons of coal two 4 and two 19 pound howitxera,— preparatory to service on tho North They proceeded on a foraging expedition American coast. In the direction of DralneviHe. General A considerable number of additional MiCall, anticipating that they might be English troops were to be sent to Can­ attacked, ordered toe 1st and 2d brigades ada. to follow at eight o’clock A; M. The 1st The French journals say that France brigade, Gen. Reynolds, advanced on will remain neutral in the ev*Bt of a war Leesburg and took a positkm on Difficult between England and the United States: Crock, to await farther orders. Two Tbe Hero, carrying 80 guns, was to hours later, General McCall, with his leave Portsmouth on the 15th for the staff and escort of cavalry, followed on American const. the same route. Meantime, General Ord Tho ship Sila* Greenmao, for New York, having 100 torts of lead''M board, advanced to near Drahrtarille, wbri He comrffand was suddenly fired upon by a was stopped in the River Thames, the force' lying In ambush In the dense woods export of the article having been prohib­ adjacent. This was the signal of battle, ited. and a brisk engagement ensued. Gen. ’ LirxarooL, 7th.—Advices from Man­ McCall, who arrryed a few minotee pre­ chester ‘represent ths market flat and viously took command. In a moment’s prices unsettled. timo Eaton’s battery was planted along­ side of the Thornton House, and fired Gxx. Fremont Snu. is TapuaLX.—A rapidly and terrible effect in the enemy,s dispatch from Washington to the lYeirx ambush. Col. Kanes Bucktail rifies'were says: placed in advance, ind firpd upon tbe en­ •The non arrival of Gen. Fremont in emy wherever they made their appear­ Washington begins to excite eomintnl, ance. The rebels, who had a battery of as it is. known lie haa taksn a bouse her*, six pieces, returned tbe canuoeiding rad and ba* been daily expected for at least remled to tbe rifles with musketry. Tbe ten days. Tba.trnt^ yill probably be firing was kept up some three quarters of found that Gen.- Fremont applied .to an hour, wheri tbe enemy rrtrwjted rap­ Headquarters for permission to visit Now idly. our fire being to "hot for them.— York on private business, which wm Our troops atood up bravely under the granted. Permission to visit and reeid* sharp volleys of the rebels. Tbeir xtrttdiu Washington isaffifibrent matter, and inese was pr>i»d by Gen. McCaif tp'fi has not been granted, salt cannot l>e his offioere. Tbe rebel* toek tbedireetton coupled with any military necessity or of Fairfax Court How, leaving 03 the preaau re ofpri rale l> dsincas.” field a nunibcv.of t!»cr killed arid wood- aavtn er eight of the wtiritmeto. The A TAl.B most of them died soon after of their wounds^ Among them are the names of OUrw c. S^T U> .«. suffering, and tbe life of tbe young man was despaired oL Mr. Racy was one of tbe early pioneers of Barry eouuty har- sinee. receipt of the first number of this new msgaxine, published by J. R. Gru«Mis, ITO Turnout street, Boston, ft is jjtevoted to Literature and National policy is a large sized magazine ni lia pegs., neatly printed, rad fc sppevently, all the | publishers data for it. It is .filled with eboico reading matter, and is much after Of Long Standing, contributors sre among the best in the the sty leaf tbe Atlantic Monthly. Its THE ONLY J?OEARATi0N Tlj lT country, including such names us Horace I Greeley, Bayard Taylor, Henry P. Lc . land and CL H. Brown, (Artemus Ward;) i wm be tefl «t the Bxprm tffice, For CeHtttfhi. TlJrt. x» srmin. died on the 23d after three days of severe as 1B1BBBW ®OT; mi Autuouxana ixccocsts —. ............. STOOD THE TE^T 01 A EARS, Tho Cuxttxxxtal is Tnntlshed at 13.00 a And grwws taiorrwad tnwr? yw. »d poue. fuw b, Uu pbhto11Bd | 1— 3 copies fur 85. postage unpaid. Ji ------- _ u- mr-w.—Jii <u attention m*| such ns are indebted, wholly, or in part, i nett, and Lit Hat. for their County Map*, tu the advertise­ D. C. HAWLEY.. Hutters. Dm. It, ment of Eeqr. Coox, in this paper. youthful beaut '■i Mr. Cook has orders to ano every cote, and it Is only to save you cost that be gives you timely notice. fall of snow on Sunday night has driven carriages into winter quarters. Winter reigns supreme. Atlaatjc IlcKlee« alniosf fh« Isjd cent two dollar bottle of thy Hair I fintef August luL I Imre Ci diiectioukud tbebald apot I Moxthlt.—In making up pernnoeatiy. 1 tart aaaioaA ““-m—mrt> ‘a finwrt aad bcinx daaUtutc of im-aaa to purchase aar There is a contin­ tnorr. 1 woald a^ tbse tf tbou wo^dM eMte wM- your reading for the cnarring year, dnn’t SOOTHING SIRUP, forget the Atlaxyjc. ual feast of choice literature contained therein. »Bn>•. refaclDfrail will allay all yiain and ipaaiuoffic action, TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. A lover of pure literature might belter miss of half his meals that) Thy frirnd. HOTJtNNAH IQBBy, fail to read this magazine. [y Correspondents state tlmt the health of General Scott is considerably RELIEF AMD HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS asarjuasesia, lay bair. true: a raw uaknown to improved by hi* voyage to England. ten »od Can Uy. aiui truth if U, what w. a*rsr Ur* keu sM« tn •»<■«! «n A SoLOum’s Pur.—Some of the Fed­ •idea and back part o! mr I •U»«r medico*-never hu it felted is a starts ib•tMM. to effect • cure when timely used. On die eral soldiers at Port Royal have made n ceatnuy, sUsre (Mlghted with its onsrstfoni.aiid veuy respectable pet of a young alligator. So says an exchange. for: . • ^dnnferwMi dyx theTl hut | fore I •taatly insreasing demand has established Ito reputation aa a shorter UaiiMM in GrlptBf ia the Kovreln and Wind CfaoUc, tocthttot. or «bt other Wa Sore Eyas, Bnu, Piles, Wound* rad c/vVr^oT hM cause. Td/Ud auf Me. - e Bold by nil druggists, . .Price 25 eta. 1 -.rjJkSu, <Mk», a x. r. iog-Cough, Brouchiti dad. Our troop* pursued them a abort distance and returned. Several bodies , the route. A pert ofthe road has been mrelyhlJ^ta coder tu grt',0, |rxt|0 tn dying *111 of tho travelling public. The roadrun* neArfy south from M?re,:through’tbetown- SI 8oUbyaMWi{ will be issued from that office after Jan- w *“■ •a it ilreaoy ru’et cne Tta editorial tone »»d ■V Wist NaKVST < this village has had charge of this cod of lilty tpirtt °rp«tri«UMB1 ClrtOIKNATI, Dec. 19. to make a descent upon the Mexican State who would violate his oath of office, sim­ cf Sonoro, with a view to tbe aeisure and Further information baa been received ply because he expocts to escape the peri’ occupation of Guayainas, on the Gulf of from the west this morning to the efibci that, in'addltion to th* sxpedrtfon' under ally ot such violation, by appealing to California. Gen. Pope against the enemy at rad near a power which, in ■ its official capacity, Clinton, anulbor part*of his %rrea under knows no State enactments. Those men From Europe. Col. Jeff. C. Davis rad Major Msnsball, would countenance any attempt to disre­ poek- "Ex­ Tire Commercial't Frankfort dispatch wnald says that *dvice* from Somerset etale so spseditv, far that yesterday morning at day light Gen. return Sehoepff, with all his forte*, marched out known that he made arm remain far a long time. to attack the rebeta. Zollicoffar is in position on Fishing Creek with six thousand men and some artillery ; SchoepITs force consist* of Lw<? Ton nssoee regiments. Hasteins’ . Kentucky regiment, and the 17th, 31st, 35th aad 38th Ohio regiments. Otandart'a Ohio and Henri it’s Kentucky batteries of ten gens, four of which are rifled, four smooth bore Can.Ublt oat and two parrott guns. Z<iHicuffer has no wagnsn on this aide of the river, and but indifferent moans of crossing. Gen. Saboepft was confident question tbe integrity ol any any officer, are unfit to make or execute laws who geoefaRy-lioewn to our readart that a ■baJlbai nvw route from this vfflajfollT Augusta, Od British <tag ea» diaaoe weHad «mL ogy for their seizure by. Captaia Wilkes. the! r baggage, horses, die. Other squads of from ten to fifteen were taken, making the aggregate number of prisoners tebout Navy was being canvassed in England ‘ The Government to day received In three hundred. No figh“ reported says thn while members of the Legislature are, when the Jura loft, and, the London Timet to have occurred, G*n. whole of the country, bM Boes'MB! consequently, any Ironical attempt to ha» aekaowledgod that our power on the on the west and Grand Rirer en the south convict tbe former of peijury in order to ocean is not to despised. England “had eta mor for the United States. TheGeaJ Is clear of rebels. Price has only 8,000 era! does net stasa tbe object ofhls return’, exculpate the.latter, only shews tbe shah done this once, and paid the cost of her troops at Osceola/ but be uadoabtrdiy brings laformatton thoughtlessness.” The position held by the best authority ..X .>.«••. ..1 ipprchensions the lata HT1W Bsaufort ovrrMpeudeat pf prttenbe whatever. Whether any at­ tempt Io.violate tbe Constitution in this *1 ItUAuiiai ■ Reader, do not fail to read Prof. looking after the Military department’. tsttee 'Mlrortletmetjl in another column, I14 �? •e £» ir? llfciSii W ' 'MUCWnHB Kjki.F. »bOn?ihHUH;i i-:‘NfRS-i M P°d».v.j/yy?»p|OB^^ctober, fid M^fay. Isrv Tin in —j 1-C1- * Jn11" 1 at Moof BefWtokwPHl Jmfer Decembte, IsS PBOffiPECTUl FOB IM*. ‘ i 4DMSK NEWS :i ^efaUre to ■ LWWkMHWO awyvtehundred anAweety ami; «hd on the mnit dev “LOW PRICES” COMMB6IONEBW NOTICE. -1 - s 's ? ! **J —IJKRHRE OF— Jkffitojr OffrerX jWjX". i| *q ih h the highest Udder, at the frort door of the Barry County Court Houw, to tbe village of Hastton. on Salorday, the eighth [Htfi] dir of February, A. D. IWt. nl we o'etoek, to the ehertroon ofeatd od by the Hon. 1’robste‘Court for tLiUual aJiusl. d*T. to isti.ty said exwjHou. together with the meat of all claims |ftoft *fd —»•»* have no time to gn collecting, and a few •U dalioquanta willgee a Conaiabla aooo. D. H. EVERTS, nrftoc StortT. Dated, Doe. tl, ififil. dectfitT novSTU DAnDO.^iOBlN^k.f COM MISSION ER’S NOTICE. P£0BA TSOJWJUL-SWTE OF MICHIGAN, County of Barry, it . ' At a MMton of1M Probate Court for tho Couaty of Narry. botdeo Mt tke Probsts Office, it> tbe THE Advertiser having bean raalared examia.tiM and asUastawut to the undersigoed village of Haatinn. °° Monday tbs lath day ot to health ir a fiH' WHk* by a very aimnle remedy Cotntnisaioucra duly appointed by ths PnXato November INI; >1111, S.d PtUdle, Judge after having sufered reveral jrem with a revorc Court for tbe counts ol Barry, who will xasal far ol Probats. <»*-<.• to^aakikeowo to hl* MlowwEr .ucb uurpoar, al tL. Isle re^dencs of the deIn toe matter of the estate of Thomas DUlla, erjStM mnci of care. On reading and ffifag petitto*, duly verified To alt who desire it,l he will stud of the pre- of January asst, and al tho house of J. f. •eripUH «K (frat aAbarte) srl tfefeteifon. Eowry. iu lbs village uf Middlevlla, oa Halunfar for preparing lhe oeoto, wUeh they will -find a the thirty first day of May, osie thowaad eight ■*u«n ma ooeaurnax.xem-e, wwoBm. husulred and sixty-two, si tbe hours of tea o'clock to sell certain Reel Estate befaagUlg to mid de Aa.jMn.tg cigs rt ufthe adrsrurer la aeadlot A. M. <iu carb of the respective days, above mecwtoroy^KtTnewtay. th*Tth tbHProeeeipUvn. ia tv benefit the sJBteted, and tionadi sixmntlu from the sixth day of Qo- ^Tbieipre toewerfieeto bem vtfnW aud te hophs every sufferer will try his Vrob.La Court, for the Anal a^justoieat of all amigued for tfe bearing of mid petition, and remedy, M itwill osst them nothing, and msy cteims sgauist said estate. that tbe heirs at law of mH droits r£etid ail other bsudbeocwihoria. Lfit.1. p Parties wlsb.it the prescription will please rdNELSUN CUMhX, l <bmatMappears! a session of mid Court, then to be bbldm at the Probate Office in the Village of BmIings. aud show cause, if any Ibero be, wby tbe doei-lB Kings fkunty. New York. Estate of Jackson J. Wenks. -WF STILL- ©KFY ©©IWSTOirWn b opb un or m® T*C«MM»Uvna. rzojxrr of Michigan, Cbfuty of Barry ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, hot den at rhe Probate Office, Io the vtfIsgc of Haatinp. on Tutadsy the iTlh dar of DeerttAer, tu the year one thousand eight hundred sad slxrr-srnc; present S. C. PrIndie, Judge of Probate In the matter of the estate of Jackson J. Wskas Prize Peetry* Let Chieftains boast of deed, of war. A loMse theme my Assrt It fillo— 11 pndm of Haampa'e mateblem PiH*. Th«ir cure, are found in every land— Amid Koest.'a aMWs-at>d Afrio’s sand Tbeir wondrous work.—tbe paper, fill, Pradeeod by Hfinasot’a matchlrsa Pills. Thu charming eompound will assrei* it eat. A«4 health ifista veer mt..SU. If you fly af ones to Haas: ex's Pills. Thry are asfo for all-both old and young, Tbeir praiaee are On every tonruo: {Ftseise dlssrtned— no longer kill*, Since »t »re blessed with naaaic.’s Pills. tirPalt.p with Kuglisb. Spanish, 'German. attd freoeh directions. Price 25 cents per be«Secmlfertismneulon.M page. JyTt DEMONSTRATION. May ft, 1»». ’ P* Roi.cc,—/Mr Str.— My sen ThumM was given np by bi. phyafciaiM, thia laat summer is a tepelesa ease. He waa almoat a skeleton. net rise Ao tn • b tag to * sitting pomto.u. One Dueler said U real a case of Lumbago, and that all tbedsotors tn tl>a world could Ml cure him. .nd that h« weald bare been dead long ago, if ho h.d ail Mln .0 well tinned. A c.Ho.ily farmed nn the •—’.idn of the left thiih. extending from »b» thigh t<> the kaes^nd tbe doctor saidbs would ban te -open the thigh and ser.po the boas." Thejopereti-.ii being severe. 1 •**d.d to tn .~r U~-d Purifier and BU»d IHlfs 1 procured throe bottles o/tbe PoaiOer and two box<sat the Pills, and to my aatoaishment thov took away the callositr, and restored him to hvilth. and be i. now able to work. Thro, are tbe forte •f the cm, .nd you are at liberty to make what u.r of theta yoaotoaoo. and to refer — rww ,jga73sy“-’- . K. ffbureb. i ! 1 P L h 1 -. : $hh i ■ fret VoutTa rreto relive Qirdial and Blood Kroev at or can te relied upon a. being tbe best ■rtiel. fa m.rkrt fur all case/ of General MtUHy as w dl as thoto d leases which arise from Impure in-od. H fa cow sounded In a »kill fa and scien­ tific manner, nod will Ml injure U” weakest, while at the same time.it will tons up the system to riUtg original purity and viger. Try it. one -d»of John H. Dlllrnbcck. parylng. for certain rea­ sons therein set forth, that administration of aaM estate be greeted, and Hist the petitioner, Daxtd L. Hues sod Jamas Fewer bo appointed Admin- Judge of Probite. CHANCERY ORDER. direct from ^NOTJCK. STATE OF MICHIGAN. 1„ irv, A. D. tfis2. at the opening of said court, or at soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, for ■n order from Mid Court rseating so mueh ot tbe Pfat of the village of Middtevtlte. ia Mid cootrty. as takuesro aa tbe Brare aad GaMasr Purchase. Doted-NovumboM, INI. novll 7t« ABNER C. BRUEN. LIVER REGULATOR Gt o’o x> a, Which wu offer at . IBIK&WK1D IPIBIiCiBS. We have every kiidof goods, inch aa JIS’XSflZ iSS?5Tiiten7mMWnrr^fore in Mr life, bs« wn feel compelled to to your readers this Is no humbug-wc asvx nm rr asn nnow rr r ss *u- rr claim _ It is probably one of your reader who have habM can't do better thin to lay hiasnpp.y. dotCd ir Dissolution! MOTtOR IH HHBBBY OrVEJf.tbU the ropart•nerahip heretofore existing, under the name and aivla of Loots A Bejutxr, was. on tbe twelfth day of Oetsber 1ML dtaspived bv mulusl cou.enLTbe Books, note, and accounts of the ssid.firm, are now in mv hands, at tbe old busmens .land, and payment of the fiotM-mcsi be made to mu DAVID 8. BOOT. photographic gallery Crgfob Ambrotype; Vignette Ambnstypc; Melainettlyw; Sphcrcotypc; ‘ Mtrrot Ambrntyj*; NeilngrejAiq Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype; Imperial Am­ brotype; Efalirvo Ainru,- b™y r«; P’““* < Ambrotvpe AMD COPYING done to «<er, on stert notice. 1 or4** *** w ’im«f‘,ro™ Doeaaosd »■«•»<*• •• I will go al any time and anywhere, injbe ^’to'teTriS?! of PuEc Building.* or private of tbe PunxiCLA* Stat*. Its praprielon are determined that ill future aha!! be worthy of the confidence and support of the fr'tendi of Tacra, Jus and Humaxitt. PellUeal. ^ftJpHnSX”? STS# tick, B©t)TS & ISSAS', HARD-WARE! FAMILY MEDICnre, Moult better lhau pills, nd much easier to take. is s supenor tonic and diuretic; oxcolteM io cases of loss of appetite, flatwlrorr. female weakneas, irregularitie*. pain in the aide and bowels, MiU. protnsdiagond btevdtag pitot, sad gu»eml debility.; REAP THE-FOLLOWING TtSTIMONY: OKOO^EB.'S'l Jas. L- Brumlev. merchant. IU Faltou alreet. Naw York. Writes, August. 18, JfiSO: -I hare Jsnwx JI. LtJci, Cvmpfoinuef,’ sxn ’ LIFK BlTTERfi, And now eoMtdsr myosif A'stauip uured,” AND DRY GOODS! Il satisfactorily appesrine to this Codrt, that Charles B. Hughes vt»e of &e defendants ia this cause, is a resident of ibis State, and that prows for his appearance ha* been dnlv breed, ndI that tbe same could not be served by resauis df his to this attack. 1 bad been troubled with dyspepsia cut-Unued absenre frutn h:s ptere of reeidrori.. several mentbs: I hare fell nothing of it since? of tvery deecrlptiea On motion ot Sweaty A Allen, Solicitor! for tbe Comrlilunnt. It Is oinnxn that the said defend- tween lhe North and the South, and that it lertea > Mrful opohIhfifWtry of nation setkin'g to oatsprcAffaDauphnld it Tho War It will also advocate a vigorous and detenainad ■rooaeukion of tbs present war against treason an** dfaurrion. until ths last vestige of thia most unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. News Department. The proprietors are resolved^ to*spare SCbinofCo*n^a‘nt t vtaClndami • c*^^t*of I udsd to bo served on the Ifawplsloaot s fiwtettors, bARfjJFffS t/rtJt RJGCLATOR, within twenty days alter service on hitniofs ropy having paid correspondents in all the camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Waahington during tbe MWMoa wf Coagrau. and ebtU slffiayw bb prepared to send ipeclal reporters whereever occasion may require. Thus, ns a newspaper, we propone to place the Adyk*tuu in the first rank. Commercial Department II. nil mrnn) r«P.uu». .. <*« tad. day*. «»»«* <■< nTb plsmaut cause a copy uTJhti order to be^puo fished fa the •Republtcsn Bl==tr a publlali-d In the Village rfHlrtiog^m the tookty U Bsrtv, and that Jha puUireUun of this oe<* bo continued fa said paper, nt least once in escu Jlrt “ r*■*■‘5 Stacks of S.EJKD’SF macTm^OTB. Zori Am*, . "It Is io convenient to Lavi in tae Lou»»J\j^ Farl JCqreaa. , JLMEBIIAX CE.HE5T fcUE. Price 25 Ccn^ per Bottle. Pr»fe S3 Orate per Bpttie. Pries 25 C-nTajicnflkittlr Price 25 Cents per'fioitist'' r™»25C«U‘f«r%mA.- Which ws ere anxious to sell, aad WILL SELL, At tlae Ttrjr Lmwert Batea. Price 25 Onto per Bottle.. gvaerallr throughout the country. JOUN8 <k CMOS LEY, Sole MancfaCttrefa.) TB WILLIAM STREET, N E W,1OH K- Important to House Owners. Ituporant to Builders. Important to Rsilroitd Companlfe. ’ Tales, sketehaa, pontry and boms and foreign news will find ample space in our . WEEKLY ADVERTISER. Ittenq* over thirty OCIO years since the weekly i*»uc of UU pfopcr **• com­ menced. Il has el ways been and will ■tUl enclinuo to be, a valuable family newspaper. This paper baa bren greatly ofljty Id l|fiytyh fed matter. It to a very large sheet, containing ibirtyeix coinmns of reading matter, the very crMtn of the daily issue, and ia famished to ill suhacribare nt the low price of oxe DoLLifiTlut nun. 1L to emphatically a /axu/ynewkpaper. It oontniM a weekly rv^xtrt of tbe markets, prepared enpraarly f»r its columns, which, to every firtn•r, drover and lemberman, is worthy ten times the sebaeriptiwn price. Cotteidaring tbe variety, quality and value of tbe matter it contains, tho Advk*tikxr is lhe cheapest paper in the West. Tenn*. Daily one year • tfl 00 Semt-wwebly ■ 2 00 Weekly 1 00 Afi’att Inducement to our friends to exert thamielveato extend our oircula don, we propose that any one sending ui ten new names for the weekly, aceompanied by ten dotiare, shall bava m eleventh copy gratis. ■ GEIGER A SCttirrS.FaMfahen. JOHNS Ac CROSLEY’S IXHurtBD ortTA PKItCnx CEMENT ROOFING, ' ’ In sue. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF > It caa te applied to xsw and old noon ef iu. Ktxm. and to vareci-x soon snreosv uaovma ru itixtin . AXD IT IS TWICE AB DCBABLK. Thia artiela has been tborourhl?’ teatvd ta X«w York and all parts of ths United Stales,'.Cuiufa, West Indies, and Central and South Amenea,..on btnUfa<i of all kind*, such is Fscvosttt. Fbtren□iss. Cbcacun. Rail Roas Dsrore, Ctors, sad Pnuc Bauuxcs geoerellc. Goxeaxirxr Bviu>. nite, Ac.; by the pnic>Ml Bciu>Mr*. Abcwitmts. M l otters, md bM proved V. te Ute CHE.WKST and MUST DURABLE RGOFINO tn usr. it is.fa SVMT rMPSoiA FIRE. WATER. WEATHER aM TIME PROOF corsnig for WOOFS OF ALL KIND6. . '■ n»*fotUftNLr»MawiH mfoHF*<rer«J m U< CnitfA Slum which combine tbe de«lr*ble prepvrttasot XutMtf nd boT^UtU. which are oiiversa!Iv acknowledged to he un*tossed by GUTTA PEBUflA ANDIMfilA ROBBER. No Boat la required iu making application The expense of apnlyfag it is bet trtfihtr, m ea ordinary Htoof cm Be corered and ftatehed It san be appli^ by any one. end when Snitaed forms a perfectly Fin Psoov »vrfon*wilh m eliaUn body, wlkh cannot te in­ jured by Hsar. Oslo or bvoaxi Sur L-rms vfRoor Bo*IM, or any externa) action srfiatever. Mc»xn:fc» (JL’TTA PERCHA CEMENT, For Colling Metals of nil Kinds when expored to tbe Action of the-Weather, nits. Far FrcMTvIag aaA’*«MldB<Helal RffiefiiffifaU Idaibe This ths only CbnuxaUioa TnNt* vrtdeh t&'n* otfj'iillj noui Ktfrtnu kangri y oil dtmafA, for aoylmgUottiiu^aiicoalVJioiU-nMU. to which U adhere* firmly, forming a body cnoal to thjre costs of nadioart paint, cost, much fas. and will expsnafaa of TIN or other METAL ROOFS, con■«—^.larodin l.ngi.m ttwwvaltar. IT WILL NOT CRACK W COLDGOR RUN IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,ASH OFF. ■ WtaKTTTS AND OTBTJt METAL ROOFS •u,5 srvBro^trtn^Sfap^St^’J’*. RMye*; Srtfc. ma|ufoowws lie- **• ’** fjr ‘“t™‘ , * GDTTA FEBOHA OEMEHT, HeresssHRtsfe toMm Yre sad Mtoe My i ,w<ran*b»»d timm-•«. attachment notice JS^JFfiroSs^ e*! *. A • XICJ « t OUR GOODS Unusually Low! “dZsUWITS j ’A Very Liberal Reduction to Whalesals wr-BbStSBfiJUii ■* Darling's Liver Regulator. t<WW«.**.** ua.u— Inst tweatv days before the time prescribed tn Liver and billioos remedy. .sid ordsr forU appearer.ro. ■ HAMMON SMITH. octlfit? . Circuit Court Commissioner,, , which confined me to lhe house. Hook one bollf‘ °f Darling's Life BiUerfo s..u.> i ___________---------------------------------------------------1 Ku i fibW -•* -*hwrelmdxro•ttwkfeNi*' sSSSSS'SsSL1 TteATJE Clothing -SUREST.: It will Mend Bone, Coral, Lava, Comer of Litery Slreat. greatest care has always been exercised, and will continue to be, ia rendering it in every respect the most complete and reliable. Literary Md Miscellaneous. OLD FRIENDS LIFE. BITTERS. I psa.ed clotted blood by the urethra. I an Bow entifdy cured.eml take pleasure In recommending these remsdtos." _ !T qfrILL MEy LgATHF^ rtsaa equal, 4o ail that oopstitutes agood newspupar, to any published io the West. With ibis view an able corps of WOBBET » W1ALHT 5 reporters, writers and correspondent! has • 10 00 a year saved in every family*by been engaged, wboee attention every One Bottle of ’ passing event of importance will claim. Anan^oantihaveirtcn made e^fiuriag Herrick's B«sar CMUd Kidnev cvmplafal three yean, with constant pain in thekmall of n»y bask. 1 had nod most Mi kinds “ roofed 6y tbe wiqwuxDtmp. out la lb, wUou, will M»« our country from the evil* now besetting it, and will make it tbe freest and best --------------------- taJj-tatataMtaM.* Government the world ever saw. T«ror b^ksZariMj^^dB^^batsals It will dlacuM with fakhfuloeu and oaador ali tbe grvrnt queitiuni agitating !T WILL MEND MAReLE. T the public mind frnm.dajr to day. Ofi tbe qnestlori of the eitenrinn of He- nstplto.kroefedoutcfyo'.rMsrt-vMMtleKu rr will m^STorcelai compromising foe. believing aa It most religiously does, that alavery ia tbe pri­ No matter if that broken Pitcbsr did •»=■ torttet a ahHHsg,« ihi'Ju-g saved It attaMlEKvaraH. mary cause of the present conflict be­ 1W0. In tho spring of I8W 1 took a severe cold which Induced a violent fever- 1 took twe doses DA RUNG'S U VNR RKGGLA TOR fliH “this crest, be will 8*r« tai pfaasaefthat s^nsfvs safCiiM l>«Ur. ITUriLL MEJfD ivdKSZ !S5&s£ It Is a aupertor DARIANCP8 LIFE BITTERS THE ABT GIXTH M WORlJr" toi^^^S£33SS^3!SftL u u>v vter vrenrei uwuaw vrer proremwwrao Irxkdom umns. LIVERREGULATOR PeSotes the morbid aud falfatm depoeite from Hie stomach and bowels* regulates Hie Brer sod Indueya, rttnovtur every obstruction, restores a THE <*tT REU'OiEGdV IK ffl^pMLD To alt whom thii may mnetrn and iltcActmt tvtryMy; GROCERIES Ckarln ft. INfin. tifftf. b. A. fhght, DttiJ MywA irUfam Jfirlb, L‘if,ndoaU Holt pending fa ths Cireoil Court for the coon tv of Itavry : In Chaocerv ; at Hastings on ths paper with the growth and* increase oftbe cominerut, the induatry and proaperity LIFE. BTTE.RS, . Are pure rentable extracts. They oars all bUious disorders of the bnmMiayMesB. Ttayrwplate and iavfaoreis lbs liver odA kMwuytj They give toco to the digvatrre organs; they rsgulate thosecretu.0*, excretfoas andexhalations, equal­ ise the circulaUvc. and purifr the Wood. Thus. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR ,0"w"X”n adre”toy.cnl In your oolutan. o ADVMroum has entered ita forithls'paper the moat complete coinpendlum of foreign intelligence published in anv paper west of New York, while our facilities for obtaining domestic news. ing, tbs last three yesta : 1 used The billowing is fin extract fmm a letter wrrtteu by the Rev. J. H Hrims. wmtor of the Ficrpont-Htr-d Baptist Church Brooklyn. S Y-. to the-JmwMl aid Mm senger/ Cioannati, 0.. aad — --n-T volnmra in far- ruf that w(rld-renown“ tSdXne. Mo. ^-ww‘. H«vt Daily A largo atock of DA RUNG'S (A troe copy.] HVAB JUST BECEIVED ^;‘.aimrE^si!?,.s5 there*'!; by csi.-afng a copy of this order to be pabltehod tr. the R«Tubl!est> Banner, a newspaper printed and cireateting la sard county of Barry, On reading and filing in this convt for PreAwae, an instruoieut ia writing, purporting to bs rbe last Will aud leatsntttil of Able Draper. Uto of said countv, dcreurtl. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Monday, the fith dir 0fJanuarr.lWf.it It O’clock, in the fore­ noon. ta assigned for the hearing and proof of eOd lestram. nt, al which time Urn heirs at law of said dKea>ed. and all other persons interested in said estate are required to appear al asecionW said Court, then to be boldtit fit tta ProbateOifioe In toe village of Hastings, sad show cause, if any there be. why the said lest wilt sad tes'.aaosni should sol be alh'Wtd. And rt is farther ordered that the Executor tberetn nanmd ilvoootiM to all parties interested in said rstste, of the bearing sod proof of said W>H. by eausier a copy of thi. nolke sod eider to be pnbllsheA to tbe -Republlcsn Brtsoer." a newspaper printedMd ciredsvtor In said eewnty WB paper printed fa aaM cwuntv, of Harry for fom roeosMivo weeks, imoroffiuHTy ptovtona to mH day of bearing. Tsxx Nones 1—That I tntetrf to pore before tbe Hon. Cfrreit Court for the county tfBarry, at tbe January term thereof, a! the village of Hastings, QTATE OF MICHIGAN, 1 M Probate Oort O Barry County, f w for said county. At a sreaion of said Court hoi den ar tbe office of Ita Judge thereof, in iiasttow. -u Monday,the nratliJev if Deecmtar. |««t, Present, BhBrtian C'ln^ta matter ^tl^tote uf Able Draper, Come and See!! estate, of ths pendency of said petition, and tbs ‘ Tbereop-ra it fa ordered, that Monday tbelJth day of Jauaary, PSM, at ten o'clock In the forenovu, be aa-igr.od for the baanug of Mid petition, and the bain at law of aalddeoeeJsed aud all i>th«r peracns Interested In raid catale.are required reappear at bscmIoo of said Court, then tobe holtkuaVtlie Probate0Blew, in the rlllsp uf Hastlags, and show canae. If goy there be, whr tht prey er uf IbojwUtMinrr abould not be granted. Abd it ia 1 arttar ordered, that the petitioner JU. .Mb. uO.MrW-l.UJ.WII, to said day of bearing, dacllh 8. C. PRI.NDLE. (A tree copy.) Judge of Probate. Tas ueS*pAirrr>silch Iffaitbfant GRANT & SPAUDLHG being ia tbe OonnlyofBarry nd Kists of liirtigan. de.eribod m tHnowfb half of the north-east nartor of wetieu thirty -finr. In town <wo north matt have It brought t«» us. likewise; we . —ymyyngMM tar A sEatfteWVfV* iTfiiiiSrfflto QTATS OF IJM ' Jodteml Ciruuil P -I tareby WgKaypamt lbs tlmoa for hold­ ing the seyeroAtej/tbe Cireult fowl within said Circuit, torWEn&» IMS and IM3, u tollown LtrSR RFAlILATOp. To prerest people frees going to BatUo Crook or F■tef**™*, to tmde, . , . Tfesse mettwials arc <»sM» to stt m-faiwC BM w are PStrlrA ROOFING iu roUs. ready in-pared for SSqrrrFFRRCMA ..tMESt in barrels, '.—■11 rorm wantxd. ^raffisBlHMil eta^ U.. «“ family MMrtEWH. Hastxags, Not. w, ui, in ii te ew*’ WbuL Cora. Ota, BlUUr. Uni. Fork twutm!"rrxirM 7i”I WM Mu w< M**r IksUlW TwlS! Ml iniiir >ta>M .TMyWne r« >••• ;aasreaw9 nowux. ta »!L Dw’i an w*t»« *•» mH. ^VA^orir. > , 5”nr w Brtratr’ 0+ r"v." Ha^titij,. Oetoto IS. tVSt. fuorJ? CW] TOHWS SUR0S1ZY, : ROLE MAXCFACTl*SKRli. �FALL AND WINTER WE ARE NOW ON HAND with one of Um LARGEST and BEST Assortment* of PACTS: the BLOOD PURIFIER aud BLOOD bare been proved by aaaiysfa to CONTAIN MO MINERAL. SMI Wraknesros peculiar te ilea, whrre • Tunic is required |o.trenglhi id teeoetbesiW M led*, who ta t to lu«llude and famine, should Le it them, a. they revMfJring tor tbeir actto.. DRY GOODS THESE BITTLKS BKW.t, OF COCirmiFEITS: Th. genuine have fire aigaatores cf Deary C. Druggists rad all other Dealers in Med- I INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. ^Abcx will be sent by mad prepaid mt receipt all casco requiring a Tonic 25 CENTS. HKXMY C. BFAXDING, yr 48 Cedar Street, New rcctly upontbe psfoua qf Wforos. as CtoHaodJ CAUSE soon TO HEAL, aad discharge from tbe eyslem, every la Scrofula, whsther hereditary or otberwue. CROCKER Y! SPALDING’S tbe lirrr, lhe narrons system, the skin, glands or ““arising FROM impurities OR CEPHALIC PILLS, OBSTRUCTIONS UP THE BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, in which thrr do not rive prosnye rtiitf, rad. (if administered before the very citadel of life ho. been invaded.) efsrta pofataw aad iwrfato ewrr. Bear in mind thailL. 80ANDIN.AVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILLfi era endorood hr tb. expei leoeoof tbessauda of living wIimom*' who, in falters, afiixfartta. medical work., and by word «a“otroiSekindevw WILL COFTD.CK ALL 001717X1 FROM HEADACHE Ever shown in this Market, which are prepared to sell al a'sinall advance from vistuu. of ill health. They but dfao.ee throogh SPEEDY AND SURE CURE No NEW YORK COSTS. OM* if AU inlf tfUai^U dUtvcrrjf. rice of lb. Scandinavian Blood Purifier, fil bottle, or IS per half d.ten. Ol tbe Bcanditan Blood Pilis, ZS cent* per box, or 5 boxes Masonville, Cons., Feb. S, H41. Ma. Rraunxa. Suu ( I bare tried your Cepoalic Pills, and I lilt tfrm so that I want you to send me two dollars worth more. Part of these are for the nrighbore, to whom I gave a few out from tbe first box I got from you. Send the Pilb by maD, sad oMjge one can doubt their aepertority after ar.d eurea the diveaac at owoe, it ilreadr attacked And u it acta directly and pcnd.tently so the til­ ery srstem. arousing tbe liver to action, promoting to tai, all the excretfoas aad arerettoa. .fib ex­ tern, it will infallibly prevent ray deleterious era wqurn-ee following open change of climate and water, hence all travelers abomd have a bottle with them, and all should take a toMpaonfal at least before eating, aa it prevents caattvresrs, strengthens the digestive orgraa. it should be In tbe brads of al) persons of^denfary haVta, stu dents, ministers, literary man, and efl ladtea not eceustomed to much ont-door exereue should al­ ways uh it If they will they win find an rarre, • ■u,d r^elint remedy against those ills which rob them of ibrirboautv; for beauty can­ not exist without health, and health cannot extol while tbe above Irrrgufariliee continue. Than again, the Cordial to a perfect Mother*, reltotTsken s mouth or two before the ftaaitrial she will pan tbe dreadful period with perfect rase rad aafety. Tttrt U so ”>^l, ChrdUl u olZwaefoiiH/wiL TrrilJfaJm.’ And to you w« appeal to detect thrlilnwu or decline not oftly of tour daughters until it be loo fata, bat also your eaos and husband., for while tbe former, from false delicacy, often goes down to a premature grave rather tbra let tbrir condition be known in time, tbe tatter are often so mixed np with tbe excitemeat of business that If it were not for you they too would travel In the same downward path until too late to arrest tbe fatal fall. Bat the mother fa always vigilrat, and to Ton we appeal, for we art sure your uerer fisUtog afibctirawin tracrringlv point you to Prat Wood's Restoralive Cordial sad Blood Rentv.lor as tbe remedy Which should Le For tbe and Infirm, and for person, of a weak ctioaUiulioo—for Miufaters of tire Gospal, Uwreroaad all ] ublie ^e.k.ra-for Book-SLpero, Tailors. Searustreeoea, Artiste, aad aH per­ ko. loading a rodmitary Ufa, Urey will prov. truly becK-Ccfal. ' ’ cent and hanaleea, thev mrr Children and infant, with ia,| Pbr»ir;s:is. Cierpmct., ant. eales, aa an act at hnmaaiM ■premBag thvse truly valual tbe land, .nd ttavvbyVaratii FEMALES. <- Rwd Dr. Rebeck's Special Mottoes and tifioates. pabliabod in a eoeiapfeuaua port of > paper from time to time. Dr. BobnekfaMcdAlmuac and Family Adv tier, containing a J. 8. GOODYEAR 6c Co. Dr. DHs’ CtlrkinM'VIM Htlera THE The many certificate, which b.vt been tender­ ed to m, and tho tellers which we are daily receiriag. are couclsmra proof that UM>r th. women tho. Hitlers h.r.d£« given a Mttefactua whwh no otoer. lt.ro ever before. ONLY PREPARATION man in the land sl.oold be v. nboot them, tad ‘liter r'*1* WlU 001 fcU U * STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, Imperial Wine Bitten DR. J. HOVEE DOW Aud grown more and more Pop* nlar every day!1 And tastlmoniala, new, aud almoet wUbonl nnmber, might bo given from fadir. and gentlemen inadl grade, of society, wboee united testimony cone could resist, that Prof Wood's Hair Rotor­ stirs w.U restore the bald and gray hair, rad pre­ serve th. hair of the youth to old age, in all Ita youthful beauty. Battle Creek, Mfcb.. Dec. 131.1B5}. Poor. Wood: Thee wilt pioasr accept a line to Inform thro that tbe bdlr on my bead nil fell off over twen’y years ago, cauacd by a complicated xrly everVjkind of dtocaae to which the hnmra Pho following are among the diatreulng rarlof human diseaKs in which the litmus LIFE MEDICHE8 nfell. Vernon, Ohio, Jan- 15, 156L Hrw*r C-BcAiaiKa, E*|. . .. Heaee find inciorrd twenty.fire cent..for which eeixl me another box of your Cephalic Pdia. Ztry trttrvly t)* Utt PUU 1 katt tttr trial. Dn^l A. 8T0VEB, P. M. Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co., 0. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, upon tbe *a*ta ofw oetera poopl., Ttm. Bitten drove tbeir .IuuuIm from tbe powerful tonic nature of tbe rnota and herb, of which they are eompoeed, and as they are. by alfaying unnatural onvings of tbe stomach,directly protuotire of TEMPERANCE, DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly eteaasing the first and second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure .nd healthy bile, instead of lhe .tale rad •end kind; FLATULENCY, Loe* or Arrsnrs* UBAkTBi KN. HexD.cnt, BwTunjm, IXX T.ar.a Airxirrr, Lsanovn. .nd Mbuinckollt, which .re general eytaptoin* of Dy.pepeia, will vanish, m a CXJrtTVjfif'nS, by'd^aaing tbs whoto lbs preaoal proprietor believM that in making tbmn widely kaowm the public welfare ia soheer- Bareriy, Naa^, Dec. 11, I860. tion of all lote.uual obstruction In otb.r£ . . Tbe Urt -M«mcino have been known to cure RHEUMATISM ponntnently in three wreU. and GOUT » half that time, by removing local infl*msttoo from tbe muscles and ligamcnU of thn ^DROPSIES of all kiada, by freeing .nd strogtb cuing tbe kidney, and bladder, they operate mo.t dclighlfullr on those important organa, and brace have ever been found a certaia remedy for tbe worst case, of GRAVEL Atos WURMS, by di^odgtog from tbe taming, of tb. bowrta tbe slimy matter to which tbew creatnre. adhere. BCUBYEY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE DR. J. BOV’EE DOD8’ nnLREEUML be cfaued among the quack romm. which Semi th. country, ra«Tagainst which the MetanI Pre tension are an tartly prvjodi-vd. to to send me an order on thins agv.ti for a Thea, truly vsloable Ditton bore been m> tie, and reewv. to tbysclf tho scrlptare declar­ thoroughly treted by all clun.0 .f tbs eommmny ation—"th. reward ia to ihow that are kind to theor almort every vrairty dtaero facidrat te th. widow and tbe fatherlcaa.” bmuaa .yatem,, that they are now deemed tad>.Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY pensuble as a TONIC, MEDICINE AND BETEBAGE. Hranfar, Noble Co., Ind.. Feb. tS, 1839. Prar 0. J. Wood ; Doer bln—In the latter port PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! of tbe year 188s, wbUe attending tbe State and National Law Schoo) Of the State of New York, It Costa but UlUc ! rarity thn Blood t Give Toun to the 8tra.fe«h I Krno^ ’ my hair, from a cause unknown to toe, ormsten- , end falling off very rapsdlv, so that ia the abort | theByatesn and Proton* UM 1 space ofsix months, thawbole upper part of my scalp was altuMt entirely bereft or its .covering, price El pcrtewuie, G towttlesfwrM rad much of the remaining portion, upon tbe Prepared and sold by a Nichols, OrangeviHe Milla P. man and D« Reimer. Mlddl....._ Is now receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of * hstflevBla m tar Drought* hail_______ really throughout lhe country. apr*5-Jy CHARLES WID DIFIELD A CO., Groce ries! I SOU PROFILlKTOBa, 78, W illiam Street, Msw Twk. Consisting in part of tar A .ingle bottle of SPALDINCSPREPAR'D BLUE wilf.are tea Hmm ita cost Mutually. JBi SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! iBinrinKBs Are eompoeed ef a par. and unadulterated wtoe. eombujed with Baibarry Solomms*. ProL Cam- Crayon Ambrotype; New Orleans, Muscovado, Coflee, type; Melaineotypa, _r_____ -<r-» Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographiq gars. Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Molasses and Syrups, Ambrotype; Imperial Am­ Green and Black Teas, brotype; Relievo Am­ Rio, Omrlon, and Java Cofle, brotype; Double Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, Ant brotvpe Cigars, Tobacco, and Snufl’, AMD COPYING dose to orier. oa abort notice. Salt and Water Utne, Soaps, Sals ratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. In addition to the above stock of Groeeriea^be - IV.11 Mwmrrl.Vw I N.. ■ ■ * GROCERY, SALOON, The ettbecriber ia . SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! FAMILY SATE TUB PIECES! ^rtepok Ut^Broodwy, aad aoid by afi droler. Tbe^Rcrtorrtive Is Mt up in Boltita of three KereaUae «HI aa< Luasal ■ ' Ever offered tn Battle Creek, alt of which will be sold at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers. Particular attention paid to filling or­ ders from Hastings and vicinity, and satisfaction guaranteed in every case. —Tbe highest market price always paid for Produce. ISAAC C. MOTT, tse’Jrtiex.a” rxrafLTw.T; luoldby ailgvod Druggist. and FsW Good. vulcanite rubber bam. Jeffmn BL, I tares Eaat of Battle Crock Honee, Bdttfa Creek, Mich. w—A—loan xrtL.W Lands For Sale! GKOCE1IES Aa law a, th. tonnt, Ar Ontwrteij W “Jy- Or Cold Uadi iTMrad. TEA OR COFFEE. CmcXKN. PICKLED TONGUE. BARDINES, dwx At*, loe Cmm, u< Board will Iw AiraMwd br k/OavaaS. th. d*r ar � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Republican (Hastings) Banner Published 1861 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Republican (Hastings) Banner Published 1861. 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