https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-01.pdf 9544da57ab78112e0057e9719bedeccb PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN "B ANNER of the ancient VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I, 1862. sssas55==s— ■wirrEir e Billows, Jutiijs’ Suiiuss Jirntorj. ■f ®ri|inal jMtrj. in vMuecry, rax one Insurance “* MUod,d *® ’rllh pn*ptoaaa BaacroRT, 8. C., Dec. 0,1861. Ma. WKAT I WOULD DO. OMtfa soreer of Maia sad Burdick Streets. would have sent you. JACOB FERRIS, of interest there la attending a letter from WAR! WIGHTMAN A ROBINSON, whatever ** ' frum ibe gunny jflDg Great ~ Expedition, •WButh, from the lend of MICHIGAN. ICy happy borne, where ‘ANUFACTURERS of tin. sheet-iron and eop- But On High Prices, at the It is a beautiful place for a camp, being on a aide Mil. and perfectly surrounded Of the sailing of tbe fleet, and the en­ gagement with forts Walker and Beau­ with fine oak and hemluek regard, and the result, the partlcnlr* of weather, at present, is very warm and so tint every man who Is well enough to MANON ALLKN, acquainted, long ago. SwtaMBt uf Provisions. Also Notary Psbllc. ■torxtws doors east of tea Baatinp Room. ROBERTA a MTRIKER, W. PARKER, RRTMOLESALE and retail dealer in Grueerien VV MA Provmona. Fork. Urd. Butter, and (WEEZET & ALLES. PsevcisaurM of mortgagee. Ac. Will be happy to attend to all calls u> tbe line of their profession Office is tbe Court House, Hastings. Mich. houses, and tbe camp ground begins to have tbe appearance of a small log house of the land forces, especially of the Mich. DRUG STORE!!! village. But to precepts of troth and right would bold— 8th, you may not be Informed. WiUMti November has been actively engaged Roberts &. Striker, and Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery.— Partkalar attention paid to tbe collaction of claims and money promptly remitted. Offira, with W. W. Ralph Ea«., MiddlarUle. DANIEL COOK, J USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and Tu Agent, will attend to the colJset.cu of I. A. HOLDROOK, TTORNEY sud Counselor at Uw. Solicitor is U Chsncrrr, General Laud and Tax Agent— lee. serand story of Rower's block. J. M. RUNSELL, PHYSICIAN sad Surgeon. •fare. State street. Office is Rasxll'i JOHN ROBERTS, "DRMHCIAN and Surreon. Dwellingon Broad- wdy, near tbs Conn Houas. JL H. P. CHERRY, OTART PUBLIC and Con»er«ncer, will a ten*l lo all business entrusted lo bin with N [. NEVINS, B. C. PRINDLE, EDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Public, Gen­ eral Land and Tas A grok Will be found in DAJVIKL STRIKER, 1UNTT CLIH, Notary Public. and General H. COOK, K. N. SHELDON, ATTORNEY, Cwsnswlor st ■AMMON SMITH, We have not had any thing yet that looks like winter. Fur the last three weeks we have not had a storm of in any kind, and there has been uo frost; it. building fortifications, store bouses, shop* In boxes cun- the same night eight barges were filled with boxes, which were conveyed to Woolwich for shipment to Canada, Qua- conveyed by steam lugs to the mvata! Government depots, where orders bad been received to forward without delay ev|ry kind of defensive miseile. Addi­ tional hands bad been employed daily m the various departments of the Tower, which has not assumed such a bustling appearance for a number ofyeari|l ’ •The excitement In the naval circles respecting the American difficulty ' in­ creases hourly. Officers of all make, and sorflb of them holding high dockyard appointments, are said to have eagerly' offered their services to the Admiralty, ahould matters turn out for tbe wonL" reminds us of no Indian summer in old Michigan. a bakery and a dock, which, on the first of this month were very near opmpletioD. The Barry County boys were the first Napoleon knew how to rebuke inaction to erect a cabin, and it bears the name of In his captains., Here is a morccau he "Hasting House.” . wrote to Augereau, nt Lyons, in 1814. The hospital is situated about twenty It has a timely ring to It, thia rebuke vf* new and most complete assortment of rods in the rear of the regiment, on a military inertnasa. and might with alight small rise of ground, tbe small pine and change be written to some of our CWfl Camp Micbxoaf. Va., Dee 18. DBIGS AND MEDICINES, hemlock bring »'> thick around it, that it Generals; Fnraso Navins—Sr:—I had Intended is almost impossible for the wind to get “What!Six hours after receiving the through. The tented is heat by a large first troops from Spain you are not In B Rheae, Baral«< FHaM, 1 bars the best excuse in the world for an arch which runs the whole length. Over the field! Six hours oflreet is quite TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. apology,it was because there wasuothiug the mouth of the arch, is a brick oven, •nougb for them. I conquered at Nsagis we find very handy io baking for the riak. with the brigade of dragoons. coming new to write, and I did not want to Health has never been better, and *e from Spain, who from Bayopne had nbV trouble you or your readers with coinhave only twelve in hospital. drawn rein. Do you say ' that tbe* tfx’ tcreeting details of camp life. Nothing At present war news is not very plenty pattaiions ’from Nimes want slothes nnd HT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL of Importance hat transpired since I last here. II little skirmish occurred yestor FORPQSES.ONLYUK wrote. The health of the troops compo­ day morning between our picket guard nnd about seventy of the rebel cavalry. destroyed 80,000 enemies with LaUallflU* sing our Brigade is excellent. Affairs Ibc rebds rode up lo within alxjut thirty of cunscripto, scarcely clothed, and with­ seem to bo rery quiet in this part of rods of dur men, dismounted and crept up out cartridge boxes. Tbe Guards ar« Virginia. Our pickets have been exten­ to within a few rods before ths man on pitiful 1 1 hive here 4,000 from ded aa for as Ocntinck Creek; and scout­ guard saw them. He tried to give the and Brctagnd in ronnd hats, but wish nlarm by discharging his gun, but that g<K>d weapons; and I bava made them ing parties have advanced still further being wat, he had to run into the tent, telL There is no money, doyou say 1— but do rebels were to be found. nnd wake up the other four boys who But where do you expect to get money Farther to the right toward Fair&x. TEA, COFFEE, SVOAR, BPICES, PEPPER, wore on guard with him. By this time but from the pocket* of the enemy!— they come in close proximity to our lines, PRUNES. FIGS; RAISINS, CODFISH; they were nearly surrounded. They You have no teams! Seize them. ■ You in fact, everything 1n tbe Grocery line, such as and an occasional skirmish occurs, one jumped up.nnd discharged their pieces at have no magazine 1 Tut, tut! this is to will be needed for forniiv um. tbe enemy who returned their fire, but ridiculous! I order you to put yoursah' of which resulted very fatally to a party without doing any harm. Our guard saw In the field twelve hour* after you receive of Pennsylvania Cavalry forty of which . «• . —- -----------------mou4 »«cne uuuii m;vr juuirwi'u that H the only tally way left them war to run; thivletter. thia letter. If you you are are stiff alHi the tbe Augtreau Augereau 5m©3dST ipxBimniiXBi If were killed, wounded and m1swing. found a very nice town, but silent and so they did that to the tee best of their abil abil.­ ofCaitlgllone, keep your command. If lonely, entirely deserted by the white in ­ Aid Cooklog Extracts, Onr Brigade moved from Fort Lynn ity. The up. took Lhe rebels walked wn hndiin tnuk their th*ir knap Irnsn.­ ytmr ___ ________ _ _ •to _much __u e__ ____ __ iyears are for you, relinhabitants. The sites were in full possack* voh thk KsractAL BExr.rrr or tux ladies. ths 10 Inst, for tbe purpose of obtaining sacK* and ana blanket* oianaeia and anti ihen iben retreated. retreated.— — quish it to one of your General ofbeera. srasian. and scemvd to apprcclste and of <^r, our eavalrj cavalry being ___ „ One , company d 'tbe country is menso-d and in danger.— a better situslion for winter quarters.— enjoy their liberty, and perform the duty chwa by, they followed the rebel* up and It can l>e saved unl<by daring and alacri­ We marched about two miles down the of supplying their uwn wants and oom­ before leaving them they «cnt four to ty .and not by vain delays. You muathave STATIONERY, Mount Vernon road, here wo are encamp­ fort*, with as much ability as "any other their long home. a nudeu* of 0,000 picked troops ? 1 have PENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ ed. The timber is abundant and the man." They are flocking in from the W. G. W. not so many, yet I have destroyed three VELOPES. CARDS. Ac., Ac. boys are busily engaged erecting log hula country, eagerly enquiring tho “way of armies, captured 40,000 prisoners, token with the erpectation of remaining here salvation,” whan they are shown General two hundred pjeces.uf artillery,.and thrip» Steven’s Headquarters, by the star* and during tbe winter, these huts are of many MOST POPCLAR saved the capitol. The enemy are In stripes which wave over it, where the different styles lo accomodate from two pin any nnr tell how it Is that during full flight upon Troyes 1 Before them.' to six persons or inoro as congeniality names of master and slave ar* regiAtorcd these hare times when every merchant, Aot.no longer as of late. Resume the of taste dr other circumstances may have for a day of future reekoniag. manufacturer and mechanic hr doing his Wh«q By scouting partiss sent out yosterday, utmost to keep his nose above water, our method and the spirit of ’83. suggested. Frechmcn ace your plume waving in tea Peep in during a soldera leisure hours it wa* ascertained that a rebel force was numerous drinking saloons are well w.ts van, and yu, fipt of all. exposed lo the nnd must likely you will find him rend­ encamped 12 miles to the west, on the tained, and even new ones are storting ? enemy’s fire, you will do with them We would respectfully announe* to the nil!- ing a newswaper or with bis port folio other island, and were throwing up a ■Can nny one tell why men, who abso­ whatever you will.” rfi xeuaof Hastiuga and Tteinity, that we intend lo up«in bis knee, writing to his father, who fortification, it la supposed tho General lutely cannot pny small bilb. can always told' him never to return except with deemed it necessary to dislodge them, as find plenty of money to buy liquor nnd honor, 'or to his mother, wboee prayers the Panneylvanta 50th,’ N. Y. 40ih, and treat when happening among friends 1 Thk EimtMotm Aumamkitm or Eu-* in his behalf he knows are coustantly Sherman's Battery went out there last Qin any one tell hew young men who ascending; or to his sister, wbo could pot night and the Mich 8th were ordered this dodge their washerwoman and are al­ collected rMpocting the unmkjr of men urge him to stay albqmauhcu Lis country morning to march at a minute’s warning. ways behind with their landlords, enn employed in the arrqies of Europe, and cal led b|m ; or to some dear friend, whose We are probably being held as a reserve. play billiards day and night, nnd are it is really almost enough TO make one'" Spec-tal sMcntioo will be paid to COMPOUND­ Regiment* are arriving and we arc always ready for a game of ‘poker’ or despair of the progress or m.Tnkindtofind ING Md PuUiog up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any besrt and his beat in perfect unisiun—for one puroliaatpg medteiaea of ua ean r»Jy upon which of.tlrc volunteers has' nut left at. doubtlees to march on toward Charleston, “ • seven up T that something like 4;000,000 of men, at least some one al home whether relative when that devoted city of cecessia will Can any one toll hnw men live and tbe lowest computation, are under aruia. or friend, who thinks of him, and writes be tbe scene of one of the bloodiest oon- .support their families who have no income Herds a list; Army of Austria, 738,344: filets in the war she has so iugiorioualy and do not work, and why others who . Prussia, 710.090, Russia,^820,900 , to him. ROBERTS * STRIKER. ! France, 020,000; Groat Britain and India, Tbe arrival of the nlail in a military iuangurated, and may atone fur her trsa- ,Are industrious and couxtsntly employed, j 524,820; Denmark, Sweden, Spate, Purtcamp,nnd the arrival of the pay master,are son and crime by hot entire destruction. ;half starve 1 This is jonly my opinian, formed from uttal. and Italy, 303.497; total, 3,771,760. Can any one tell bow i£ it thkt a men two things which serve to make a soldier But whether who it too poor to pay two centr a week lue cost of inaintauitag, elbteing, and joyful, save in the first when be expects the movements of things. seversi letters and receives none, in this is so or not Is no part of the enldier’s for a weekly paper, is able ito pay six paying these men, at the low average of busines*7'ho is only to march and execute ,cents a dav for tobneen and segars, tossy £40 per head, Is £150.000.000 per an­ urkcU a Coaossinc, » very superior article at the command, nnd can only hope for ’< nothing of an occasional drink ? num ; but the lass is not to be measured ’ ' Kir Toilet purpose*, for sale by IL A B. by bitter disappointment. ; L__ | that* 'ho’ may r pass Can any one tell why a person persieta A style of lire place In most of wife tents the best—that ia— C th,. rurinrfninAft nf ! borrowing k..»aw.,1.1 a paper, ~and — J ..I.. — asked this when 1 kinds, also Nawararss consists nf a bole in the ground, and an through unharmed in tbe performance of in ROBERTS A STRIKES. to subscribe will rdtrss, snying, *1 have’nt were this mass of labqr prodqcUvp, opening through which tbe smoko is con­ duty, and got time to read it ?’ ’ Instead nf unprodu^’,’’'*The labor veyed ntitside to the chimney, this mode mesa's Oto Lohdox Doe* flis, for median- of warming the tent ia both cheap and Can any one tell what interest wc have of 8,771.700 able bodied men canflnt be whan tbe Union is proven to be pnr and ; caleefeted a* nrodnciag leas tea* X180,> in taking these quseCuss which wo know comfortable. intt/xtrtibl^ when tea-note* of “Hail Co­ 000,090 per aunnm. eo that virtnaDy Tbe arrangements for sleeping are ad­ lumbia’’ usher in another day consecrated between tec oo»L of their liuiuton.vuce. mirable (for s«’ldien,)wc have been fnn»to liberty, then will the tired wayworn hrnuJoncB of a Car.—Agontleman and what they ought to' produce ‘ were isbed with tides whbth we can sometime* volunteer tern hi* footsteps hopjeward, teisir labor utinin4.there is a difliertnee of get filled with strnw, butsoore frequently with tbe pleading couacioune»3 of having edmetlingllke 0080.000 90O l yffir.-.’ with leaves, Umm placed upon rude bed done hi* ouiy. , J meal-times. - Morning, noon, and «t night stead* mak* a vary comfortable . bed Wo enjoy ouraslvea a* well as we can when be rested himself at tbe table, bis uridsr than over .the inark. The .^a<«L indeed. uoder the circumstaocea, thp time being feature ofall this is that ws can :suo no There i« p6n*ider*ble excitement' jn mainly occupied in drilling, writing and sbouiderand sit termination of this' expenditef®- .'Sinca' csBip, occasioned by the rumor* that eating, the latter of which is a great bust the' break-down of popnlar institutions fri neaa, and is engaged in natively. Oranges Mason and Slidell; if this ahould be- the' sweat potatoes, oysters, corn cake,’ eta., warwhiehthe ItepubbcflM wd Demoease l fear te*to«r<tfaiB carnip will bo are found here ip great abundance. It is to lake that lita wtti lUi cou,u-, ar, considerably prolonged. Yet I do Dot very pleasant here, and tbe. wsatbei1 is each other, we may tum|n vam fir cot;think there would be auy jnenouring fins. Tbe pine and the palm form a green solanon from tee Old to tb»W WwrW. THIS DELICTOW TONIC 8WMULANT, among the soldier s. forest an tbe north, tbe gardens are in ESPECIALLY Oes.psd far ihoreeeFflw M —Mmey iferMN jMt'rn • •. - r.a.-.•-1.. Our Brigade was reviewed a tetya bloom, and every thing has the appearance sines by Asch. Chandler sad several other „r___ :__ ___3lh........... oi spring. , xumpocuuuv, yiniru. “MsdJWsd,” "Seewsyps,“ata., is no* saU isMfirumristhMteegaeetoetftMqa-. OJI. ORRENFIELP. ’gHjjrrilaitj. n>(T BECEIYED W® UO»8> GROCERIES! A TTORNRY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. The work, is busily engaged in building log But of the doing* Tbi* Division, through tho month of D. C. HAWLEY, DEALER la *I1 kinds ol Family Qroeerias. Msm Md W*od.B wan, Md s gsMral m- trees. which have passed Into history for the perusal of future generations, you are HASTINGS the officials of thsWsr for im mediate transmit bee and other places. On Monday ■ ere. 3d, would be interesting to the readers ning a atanUar amount of offire-anus, Ac, of your paper, I commence this letter. wa* conveyed to Woolwich, and yester­ 1st, Let me tell you that we have day (Wednesday,) preparations ware be!ing made for tbe transmission of brery gone into winter quarters. We are situ­ kind of munitions of war down the livflvated about fotfr miles from the city of Alexandria, on the road to Richmond.— dominion of "King Cotton,” 1 will venture to place before you. But Oh 1 I would aak that bis life might be, Aa truly and trustingly given to mt. nsxpqsAWTru Msbicai. Darr. Id Rsgt. M. I. Cam Micbux, Das. IS, 1841 Mb. Edttof.—2>mr Sir:—Thinking that perhaps a few lines from tbe Mich. what few, under other cireumstanoes, f Attonray, Conidiw wad solicitor. j. Bvaanx, that at this publisher of a newspaper, has detained Hie lot through lift, bo it salt may— IONIA. . EditobKnowing tino, communications crowd upon tbe NO. 35. The fortification is an embankment, thrown up 12 or 14 feet high, and Is a­ bout a mile and a half back of Fort Walker; It ezteuds from tho east to the north shore, forming a semi circle, and there are to be 150 guns mounted. Our boy* formed a part of tbe carpenter and fatigue party, and wore enjoying them­ selves well, when, on the tbe night of the 4th inst., order* were given for the sec ond brigade to march early on the next morning, to occupy Beaufort, a town 15 miles north. 1; wa* very soon under, stood that there was a rebel force there, and that the Michigan 8th had boon hon­ ored with the position of Advance Guard. Morning camo nnd went, and so the fore­ noon. before we left the ground, when we went down lo tbe dock. There wc pas­ sed tho afternoon, and then the night, rolled up in our blankets in the sand in front of Gen. Wright’s headqnartera ; all in consequence of tho.dock not being Cnithed.by which to land the army stores and provision*, as It was had to wait for the tide to ebb nnd flow and la load with small boat*. We embarked the nezt day at noon, on board the steamer Boston; and arrived at Beaufort at about 8 o’duck, -P. M. Wo PATENT MEDICINES B atriotic speech, io which ho imself very much surprised al E A little girl, retorting from church, where she saw a collection taken up fur sUarfaCthagi quaality Gfauwf plate thatbad some meney on Itjl bat I didn’t take any.” Dr Me toD.8. BARK0 A CO., Ns. 1* P«rk Bear, New xerk. Thd* CsIifortUm* go large piles cm chant*. A foot race tpeft ptaoerMWtly for a atake of Ths coatestanlr - _ . Model wire. « •» -4r ’ Jto whs>H|ril reU .-«g l1* �—! ■ pplkabla <0 lUm, lh*l Uu» Gormmalt ■ BVt ITEMS. LATEST General Thor the Seull St. MDXTOM. It it not only in Texas, - ■ 'ay nr, near IX TTU8, rBOAXX joca COUMX, WITBOPT Gt tn AKO WITH ft at rtntposx, LST U* XXMXW PCS TKCS.T JX GOD, AMD 00 ruawAKD without iaaa aud witu saxly HXAET8.—JkroAcm lAncoln. ' Offt. </ inky blackness, freighted with ominous evil to our beloved country are hanging over us, ready to precipitate devastation, if not destraction, upon us as Thomas Jefferson once said,“I a nation. tremble for my country, when I remem­ ber that God is just" The half asserted prophecy of Jefferson is apparently being fulfilled,in tho events which are now making exciting pages in cur national It will badly require an exces a history. of superstition to see some connection betwoen-lbo foundation of his fears, and tbe judgments apparently, in store for us. Tbe Southern rebellion has proved to be of such dimensions as to be able to defy thus far the whole power of the govern­ Add to this, tbe almost immedi­ ment. W-Tri*. Albert, consort **■>•** well as on the Union States; It oritiolses terribly Drsis’ late message. ry The population of Norfolk, Va., and especially the rebel leaders, are greatly alarmed at the prospect, which they think they discover, of being attack­ ed. They have recently taken means to obstruct the deep channel lo the city above Cranney Island, which is a confes­ sion that they do not have confidence in their numerous batteries this side, to which they have devoted much expense, and which mount a large number of guns. They have also constructed a bridge from the back of tho city acrow the marsh, to facilitate their escape in caso of attack. jgy" Gen. Smnner was very seriously She has apparently too many interests at otakev in common with this country, to hazzard them all, by precipi­ tate action upon a minor point of inter­ national law. been relieved of his command, which has been given to General Heintzelman. ty* The Baptist Church at Beaufort ft C-, is the largest church in America, and tbe largest Baptist church in the world During the year 1800, it reported a total membership of 8,715 persons—most of them slaves. But notwithstanding this, the progress of events is forcing the con­ viction upon many minds.bowever unwil­ CONGRESSIONAL. Washington, Dec. 26. ling they may be to receive it, that Eng­ Sxxatx.—On motion of Mr. Hale it was agreei that when the Senate adjourn to-day, it be to Monday next, and when the Senate meet on that day, it adjourn which she hardly dares to trust to diplo­ to meet next Thursday. macy, lest the golden opportunity may Mr. Grimes presented a petition from pass, in which to crush a hated rival, or citizens of Iowa for tho introduction of that she herself may appear in the wrong. the Homeopathic system of practice In the srmy. We could afford to pan by the arro­ Messrs. Sumner andT rumbull presen­ gant tone of tbe British press, and the ted petitions for the emancipation of threats and demands of her stump orators slaves under the war power. as a cheap method of disposing of the Several petitions were presented for superabundant arrogance of Englishmen; the location of a National Army at Rock but tbe vast preparations of the govern­ Island, Illinois. Mr- Hale offered a resolution, il not ment, and the unusual activity of every '■incompatible with public interest, to department of the military service is transmit copies of all dispatches which land really desires war. is but a pretext *, The Trent affair and it is a question certainly Indicative of something more her any valid pretext upon which to com­ have passed between this country and Great Britain relttive to the seizure of Mason and Slidell, said dispatches to be communicated in ritber open or executive session, as may be deemed proper. Mr; Sumner objected. Mr. Hale said he had understood from the Public Press aud those who held more intimate relations with the Admin­ istration than himself, though the absence of the intiraaey was not his fault, as he was willing to’be as confidential as any­ In tbe Mason and body, that for three or four days past the Slidell affair rhe precedents are all on our Cabinet has had under consideration a proposition frought with more evil to tho country than anything that had yet mark­ ed its history, and that was the surrender of Meson and Slidell to Great Britain.— By doing this we would yield all that we bad gained in tho Revolution, and ba humiliated lo a second rate power. Nw man would go farther than .himself for peace, but he would not submit to nation­ al disgrace and dishonor to obtain aueha peaee. He would favor the arbitration of another power, but if a demand had been by Great Britian for the surrender , Mason and Slidell, war should be de of <dared against bsr instanll v. Hs would make all honorable concession for peace, but a peace involving such a surrender, would be infinitely worse than war.— His friend from Indiana, (Lane,) ban re­ ,marked this moniinb that his State has i now sixty thousand men in the field, and 'would double that number to maintain 1ths national honor. If ibis Sonata should than mere verbal bluster. A war with England, and perhaps with France, is among tho probabilities. Eng­ land, notwithstanding her professed neu­ trality, has been preparing for a war with tho United States, ever since the battle of Bull -Bun ; but we have never believed that our goverment would give mence hostilities. side, yet, without even a word from our government, John Bull sends troops to . Canada, buys and charters all tho vessels to be had, puts armaments on board, and despatches some of them to American waters, and even orders ships freighted with munitions for on! country, lo un­ ship their cargoes. Of the demands of the British government, of course noth­ ing is known outside of the departments at Washington. What assurance the Administration has that no war will ensue of course we know nothing; bnt from the want ef any action on its part, eommen surste with the threatniug altitude of the British lira, tbe country is still led to hope that peace may be continued. One thing, however, is apparent, phich Is, that unless we diposo of tbe Southern rebellion.summarily aud speedily, England, go home after sueh a surrender and hu * milation, it would be subject to the scorn whan folly prepared, will find a pretext ।and indignation of the country. He re upon which to attempt to gratify her |garded the demand of England os a pre­ jealous hate toward us. This fact should ]text for war. She was determined to humiliate us first and fight us afterwards. stimulate our government to actiuu, both ' Let our cities and villages be pillaged in relation to the war at the South, and and । burned, but our national honor bo i* prosecuting the improvement of our Preserved. । Francis I. said that after the stile of Pavia, all was lost but honor. border defences. He (Hale,) would pray that thia Admin­ Layxau—Since tbe above was in type, ! istration might not sacrifice our national we have received the intelliganee, which [ honor. Thousands would yet oome to is published elsewhere, that Mason and tbe t field to defend it. If this surrender, Slidell have been given up to Lord Loyas, ’was made, the Adinimetration would aud placed under tho protection of tho British flag, it will be seen that Becre- jeet from tbe stand poiat previously occupied by our government, and not from Eogfiah occasiont. precedents upon similar Altlwugb the eettisraeat of us from apprehensions of an immediate ttlitlrs. Ifthe Administration at Wash- 1 J had a war with Eoglaod, k vweld be for the enrne cause that had sent one King to the block and another homeless and t«d aftvr VeeJay, W«v. 4th IMt. T>srt»- 1862. given up to England. Tbe official corres pondence will be published immediately. The official correspondence between our Government and Great Britain, relativelo the seizure of the traitors Slidell ahd Manon, ia received. The first is a letter from Secretary Seward to Minister Adams, dated Nov. 30th, in which he compliments the latter for wisely speak­ ing aud acting at the Lord Mayor’s din­ ner ; and also states he told Lord Palmers­ ton rim ply tbe foot, wbrn informing him that the life of the insurrection was sustained by the hope of its recognition by England and France, aud if the hopes ceased, the insurrection would perish in ninety days. He refers in the same note to the fact of the arrest of Mason aad Sli­ dell by Captain Wilkes as a new and unforseen circumstance, which ia to be met by the two governments, if ppariMe, in a kindly spirit. Lord Lyons had said nothing ou the subject, and nu explana­ tions were furnished to Minister Adams. It being deemed prudent that the ground taken by the British Government should be first made knows here, and discussion be had here, but Secretary Seward deem­ ed it proper to state thal Captain Wilks acted without instnictious^nd the subject, therefore, is free from embarrasmets which might have ensued if the act had bora specially directed. Ho trusts the British Government will consider the subject in a friendly temper, and it may expect tbe best disposition on our part Tho next latter is from Earl Russel to Lord Lyons, dated Nov. 20lb, which details the Trent affair. He says ; It thus appears that certain individuals have been forcibly taken from a British vessel tho ship of a neutral power, on a lawful and innocent voyage, an act of violence which was an affront to tbe British flog, and a violation of international law. Her Majesty’s Government are to believe the act was without authority, and resulted from a misunderstanding, m the Govern­ ment of the United State* must be fully aware tho British government would not rllow such an affront tc the national houor pass without full reparation, and the grftish Government, unwilling to believe that tbe United States deliberately inten­ ded unnecesurily to force a discussion of so grave a question between the two Governments. Her Maj city’s Govern­ ment tnists that the Government of the United States wffl, of its -own accord, offer such redress as alone could satisfy them, viz.- the liberation of the four personsand their delivery to Lord Lyons, that they mar again be placed under Britiah authority, and a suitable apology for the aggrcMion commltod. Should these terms not be offered by Mr. Seward, you will proporalbum to him. Mr. Seward repl'ira to Lord Lyons, by whom he was fondabed a <x>py of Earl Russell's Utter, stating thst th* dispatch land ia mrting. «Wont rightly eoqjectured what is naw my duty to state, that Capt. Wilkes acted Mr. Huie’s resolutions was >W over upoo bis own suggestion of duty, without any direction or instruction, oa even fwdasylsjwoikliyibs Govenuno&k would have been ground to powder anderneath the upper millstone of McClellan and above the lower millstone of a quar­ ter of millions of blacks rising to kiss the Stars and Stripes. Thst is tho way to Chicago Tribune says if we must fight England let the Irish Americans, commanded by an Irish officer of distinction, take the Canadas under their protection; and, our word for it, that, in a single campaign, there would not, outside of the fortifications of Quebec, be a single British regiment left to oppose their progress or prevent the annexion of those Provinces to the United States. We commend to the Govern­ ment at Washington, and Irishmen everywhere, the adoption of which, as soon as spring opens, will be a National necessity. PuxsiniKTiAL Wrr.—In answer to ths question of a Senator as to whether there would be a war, old Abo replied: “I don’t think we will have a war With Eng­ land in the next ten days.” Crw> «,u™i Bum, »r JwwIWrt. AMinicAS riaTts a»» Hoar*, •' KW T0RKJI2BCUBY! amswrumitt Tninnwi ii A Hah4 Naw Ybab, kind readrnw, b lba«roatag bri°S .rA°> bo* much of sadness may we resell by thus publicly expressing our heart’s moil ear­ The New Year is hatnrA’s ns kt wish. index, pointing to scenes of sorrow, as well as to seasons of joy. Reader, In _ theta times of war, more than at other Ume-i tbrae are forsaken hearth atones and desolated booses, where unwelcome want, blasted hopes and blank despair stores ef*tMStn.romato<fe, «rk peeWy, tad gwifol hunter; an* fa p arise it “Faailiar in their tnoutbs as. household wir/.:- Tbe noble RtriM rai«er in. bia fool teo, fare whifod *wr tbe todiosi of c*mF lifo in Uti Usorbing review ot iu . FOBTT BRILL1A5T OOUTMXtt. seeking happiness for ourselves, during this new year, kindly, and in charity remember those who inhabit these waste y/Ar Grand InteUMt aaa Gen­ in comtneucicg a Xeq Year, the proprietsn af Tss Naw Yoa* Msaccrr can on^ aay, that it of all taeworte a madret sad non beMtifu! apacialtica in nraTlhful romance, graceful Poelrr, elegant aud quaint Goa«ip, refining Xaowladga.. ence from several military camps, which a^artling Buebov, aad enlwMaining News— until,. E3y~ We would call the attention our readers to the interesting correspond­ will be found on our first page. glad to always publish We are such letters, especially when they are confined to facts and incidents peculiar to their respective M it rira^y nd* etas taopy areoMite euoris. edilarial Io«m awl departtnaou nt the Msw You Mucrav wiliooelieoe tret lo tMal lilty spirit of petrietiam whitb bu marie it ■ u- localities. This is no lime for tnoralizip^i. give us the facte. We have had occasion to reject some articles on account of their personality', and in not conforming to tbe above condition. liant literary reptilatiooa. lUpuyiamc for 18ls Correspondents may also save themselves the trouble of wri­ ting adulatory letters in behalf of those whose services entitle them to no par­ ticular notice. We may have done'some very foolish things la our day, a laudation of such a character, especially if tbe recipient has always labored against the interests of this paper. Our stery.lnitlaVhj of tbe New Tr»r. Is a srirsidid national Kernanee.’ rumtneneoe is the Sew Y«M Misclmt of Saturday. January <lh, !•»>.. “4“U THE RATItESmiu -Fiatjvrtitia. if any letter, laudatory of the P. 8. kan »rust». Mr. j?<ux 0. C. 'frASt.sr, wpl I«ud but wo cannot recall anything equal to printing writer thereof, be sent to a military earmp THE REBEL PafTTATEBR. A TALK, #T TUtrUBUn TIME to be remaiied lo us, aud should the author desire its publication in some other BY KKD PUXTUXK. paper, be can have a copy of it hy catling at this office. The sleighing, noticed by us I pt disappeared during n smart rain on Friday. Wo have since bad cold nights and very pleasant days. An open winter, thia, thus far. with a prospect of a continence of the like. Aran’s Amekicax Aimamao has now arrived and is now ready for ^eirivery, gratis, by call for it. rST’Spfcimeu copies rent frwte all sppItcMl Addre.i U! lilUn and rta>it:ane«. post'paidj CAUUJWKLL. EODTHWOKTH A WBTTXKY IL sxrts & Stiuxbr lo all who Our readers may bo sur. prised to know that thia Huje pamphlet tion of any book io the world, except the many nations as 4 ONLY PREPARATION THAT RM It is printed iu many languages and Mattered through ' THE which has become so much a favorite in our section has quite the largest circula­ Bible. j^he Courier of tbe 18lh inst, roughly estimates the loss by the late fire at • 10,000,000. Tbe'number of buildings destroyed was leu than in the great fire nf 1838, hut the loss of properly much larger. Some eetabllshmenta, with their contents, estimated to bo worth #50,000 are Insured for only >3,000. Many of the fine residences destroyed had insur­ ance only on the furniture. Most of tbe policies were in Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, and other Southern companies, many of which will be unable to pay one-fourth of the amount insured. There is also considerable insurance in northern oompanies, which, under existing difficul­ ties, is not expected to be paid. The Royal Insurance Company also loot heav­ ily. The Mercury says that five hundred and seventy-rix buildings were destroyed ' w. week, all A SuaoflTlox.—The MOPi-M. Express,........ Ni|htKsp«rM.... —*■ YSAnrs nnd forward to the families of volunteers 1 have fallen into an argument for what their letters and allotments of pay. Congressman Ely arrived here to-night. seems to be a Britsh ride df ft against my own country, but I am reliesod from St. Louie, Dec. 27. all einbarrasamet on that subject, 1 had In accordance with orders from Gen. hardly fallen Into that line of argument, Halleck the Provost Marshal General when I discovered that 1 was really main­ di recto that sixteen slaves now confined taining, not exclusively British interests, in St. Louia county jail and advertised but an old, hunorecl, and cherished for sale under the State statuto.be relaas-_____________ American cause, nyt upon British author­ ed from prison and placed under the hies, । ities, but upon priaeiples that conatitatcd Chief Quartermaster or this .DepartmenNIk. ’large portion - i of thu distinctive policy for labor, further orders, aiavdMIy which the U United States have devel_ __...until __ ...................... ..... , such ____ being .ktbe property of — rebels, u_i_ __j and having re#ouL___ _ been used for insurgent purposes. thus become a considerable maratime power, and won tbe respect and confidanca Otterville, Mo., Dee. 27. of many nations. These principles were A prisoner wbo escaped from the rebel laid down for us by James Madison, in camp at Humansville last Sutnrdsy, re­ 1804, when Secretary ofState under Jeff­ ports that when the news thal Gen. Pope’s erson, in his instructions to James cavalry had driven in Gen. Rain’s pickets Monroe, our then Minister to England,” nt Johnstown was received by Price’s army the greatest consternation prevailed in the rebel camp. Cavalry, infantry, find raw, ragged, aud unarmed recruits WaxuALL Phillim closed bls address were mixed up In iuextricAbie confusion, at the Cooper Institute as follows: and maay hours elapsed before anything “My opinion Is that the blacks are the like order was restored. Tho retreat of key of our position. He thal gets them the whole army commenced as eoou after­ wins, and he that docs not, loses. Port wards ns possible, and so fearful were Royal settles one thing—the blacks are they of pursuit that they burned the with us and not with the South. I know bridges and placed every obstruction iu nothing more touching in history, nothing tho way of the fancied pursuit Even the that art will immortalize and poetry celebrated bridge built by Gen. Fremont dwell ut»on more fondly—I know no trib­ across the Osage at Waraaw, was not ute to the Stars and Stripes more im spared by tho flying rebels. presaive thra that incident of the blacks Tbe last report from Price is that he coming to the water side with their little passed through Springfield en route to bundles, in the simple faith which had Arkansas, and it ia pretty certain that ho endured through the night and the long will not return this winter. forgotten years in the banner they saw ; they submitted to be shot rather than go Naw Yobb, Dec. 27. A letter from Port Royal reports tbe from that banner. And if that was the occupation of Fenwick Island by our result when nothing but Gen. Shermsn’s troops, and the extending of our lines to proclamation was lauded on the Caroli­ Edisto river, thirty-five miles from nas, what would hrvo been tbe result if 18,000 veterans, with Fremont at their Charleston. The evening papers hsvo ridiculous head, and over them the Stars aud Stripes specials from Washington that Lord Ly­ written with tbe motto, “Freedom for all, If that bad gone be­ ons, instead of making issue on the Maron freedom foreverl” and Slidell affair, has reviewed the Maine fore thorn,they would have marebod across boundary question, and demanded tbe the Carolinas, and joined Brownlow in The bulwark on each relinquishment of a part ol* that State to East Tennesse. side of. them, would have been 100,000 England. jjralefol blacks, they would have cut the Naw Yoxx, Dec. 28. ‘rebellion into halves, and Beauregard Briee^ote. OlclUfM Ccaual »aflr«»d. There is a injured by the fall of his horse, and has means war. BoM^y nM Daa^fom. concerned either imperfectly understood Cols. Meagher and Ashbqth have been or entirely unknown. For thia error the possibility that this event may change the nominated as Brigadier Generals. Gen. Rcsancraus^ arrived here from British Government has a right lo expect policy of that government relative to the same reparation that we, Mei hide. Western Virginia to-day. Awericaa affairs. ■ Tt>e President has approved the bill providing for three Commissioners from ■ tvT The London Timre is very severe lion in a similar case. 1 have not been queen of England, is dead. the aspect is in the highest degree unpro­ pitions. * We hare not been ambitious to arrive nd all affections ofth* Throat and Lungs. of the ate prospect of a war with England, and at an early conclusion that England really the naval officer, free from any wrongful motive, from a rule uncertainly estab- President Lincoln, accompanied by pu Dahlgren, visited the Pensacola Detroit. HavJJIO to take, WUtafM, D«. ST. STOOD THE TEST W YEARS, well asaupplied to almost the entire pop. ulation of our owa vast domain, Every family should keep it, for it contains in­ formation which all are liable to require,' hi ail when sickness overtakes them and which may prove invaluable from being at hand in season. If you take our advice, you will call and get an Ayer’s AI manno, and when got, keep it. youthful breutr. ’ Baitla Crwk. Mieh, Den. 21. Ho J- . Paor. Wooo: Thee wilLplreae acecat a Uoa U inform thee that the hair on tnj- bead all felt M bead. 5 asks® A continual oourre of acffcntg through BleevteM Nights. Thp anguish of mind which parents experiance whilst wimassing the sufferings I of their children during the trying period of teething, Is nothing in comparison to the loss ofrest to which they are neces­ sarily subjected. How many, In coasequenoe of the frctfuineM of their Rule .uUlr.r,, .re eompellri io p,„ entlr. nights without obtaining an hour's rest. But where Mbs. Wifslow’s havetait heir thick tadl SStwlSJ-i Soornixir Sybup for children teething is at hand­ relief is ktovitable. It may well bo termed a Soothing Syrup for it rives alrnmit instant ralisfto the httie an»rer. It aflbsfe nog arg, rest, bus vigor rad IimM. ft riio oirwe proclaiming martial law it St. Louis, and on all the lines of railroad in Mia- a !• lit New Advertisements. QwttAOife 100 Landa For Sale! & X rllh a 180 Aena, oo fWioo tn, i» JUiUnd ral statement of fiida, and analysis W< f �4®rrwt Ths Daily Auvaansxa has entered its twenty uventh volume, being the oldest aafcrsjw.* paper with the growth and increase of tbe cominrrw, tbe industry and prosperity moi a rmt>oL-tmtr micbioam, ty of Barry, boldcn at tbe Probate Offies. in the •LOW PRICES’ of tho Pknixbulam Stats. Its proprietors are determined that its future shall be"worthy of the confidence and support of the friends of Taura, Jus ncs, Fxkkdom and Humanity. PeUtlsMl. It will aim to be bold and fearless in I Id th* matter pf tbe eatate of Thoma* Dtttln, Onrtodmjr and filing thapsi’t-dtir?!'?.!'1 GMT k SPAUDLING atoiartwill and S.fBflAL W-W. want hot the Rxeeutor parties interested ♦III, by causing NOTICES Wheat, Corn, Pork, Litrd, Butter, Wood, nnd Oats, It, and will make it the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all tbe great questions agitating tho publie mind from day today. a*id count; veeba, mixes Money, On the question of tbe extension of Hu­ man SuaysaT, it will atand forth its un­ oo subscription *t ihc^ficnner office. We ©33*7 mnoimOTOH must hnvc it brought to us, likewise ; we bare no lime to go collecting, nod a few oWdrlipquenta will see a Constable soon. IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; riM-UaaxUua to make known to bin fellow auOtf erajthr tnraua of cure. To all who desire it,J be will send of tbe preaeriplian Med. (free ofcharsa) with tbe direction* for preparing the same, which tbev will *fiad a •eac rrn roa conoarriov. aeniaa. saoxcmri*, *e. Tbe end* object of tbe adrerlleer in oenthnjr theP’reaeriplion, ia to benefit the aNIicted, and ’■•nmdy.'as it will coal them nothing, sad may prove a bleating Parties wiahiijg r'^' deet-tm ■VV Ithsnitburg, Kings Cbuaty, Nbw York. I did, on tbe sixth dar of November. A. 0. 11)61, levy upon and *eixe«II the right, title, and inter­ est of John C. Dillln, In and to the followmk real estate, to wit: Ml tbai piece or pared land; eituate. lying aud being lu ths County of Barry and Stale of Michigan, and known and described as tbe east half of tbe aouth eest quarter, and tbe cast half of tbe west half of the aoath eaat quarter of Section twenty-six, (t6,) in township two, north of range seven (7) west, contalntnN one hundred and twenty acres, and on tbe ninth day of December, A. D. I'M)!, levy upon and eeixa art tbe right, Ulla asd Intcreat of Abram 3. Quick, one of the defendant* trautadin said execution, in and to tbe fallawing real eatate lo wit: All that certain piece or pared of land. siSaate, lrjOg and being is the'County of Barry aud State erf ‘Mich­ igan. described as the south half of the north.east quarter of aeclien thirty tb«r, In town two north Come and See!! WE Rotate of A We Draper. WhWi oontrolod atnl ourvd by thwe remedies. newspaper, we propose to ^place the vkrtibkr in tho first rank. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR WICBS. PcmovM the morbid and bilious derail* from th* alMuach sod bowels, regulate* tbe liver nod kidneys, removing every obstnibifon, restore* a natural and liealiLy action ia ths vital organa.— FAMILY MEDICINE, Barry Cosmtw. f Clrcartt Court*—IMS, I Mt. al gs, MW..U7S1 ^s;.' S EETHINq WEEKLY ADVERTISER. DARLING'S LIV ER.REGULATOR HB8. WIlflLOW, An axperienoed Num and Female PhTKleisa, still continue to be, a valuable family present* to the attention of teothm. MX newspaper. This paper has been greatly trnpruvsd uf late in its style and maUtr. It is a very large sheet, containing thirtyFor Chliaren TeelMlmg. six cslursna of reading maUsr, the' vary cream of tbe daily issue, snd is famished Which greatly facilllatee the proccv* of. teething, to all subscribers at the low pries uf ox* nous* MS tsaiu U is emphatically a sure TO JtEGVLATE THE BOWELS. /onu'Zynewspapur. It contains a weekly report of the markets, prepared express­ Depend upon it, mothers, St erlll rive rest to yourselves, and ly fur its columns, which, to every farm­ RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS er, dmmr snd lumberman, is worthy ten We hare put up sod sold tbta arUoto for evoe limes tbe subscription pries. Consider­ ten yean, and can say. ia aoarfdosai wM Mt of ing the variety, quality and valne of ths U. what w. never bate hen able to o^af wuf other medicine—never baa it failed (awataftolamatter II contains, the Advsnthk* is the staace, to effect a eore'wben timely uae<LMBaBha cheapest paper in the West. contrary, all are delighted with its operationa.and rpcakin terms of commendation of it* magical effbeta and medical virtue*. We apeak |a this Daily ont year . 10 00 matter, “what we do know," after ten yean intyH BtmLsrwkk R 00 Jleuoe, and pledge onrrepntetioa for the Mfrii nwnt of what w« here dedtrv- . In almost awn* Weekly I 00 As an iwducemanl to aur friood* to exart themselves to extend aur circuU tiun, ws propose that any one sending us tan new namps 6tr the weekly, aceampanied by ton dollars, shall have an eleventh w»py gmtis. GEIGER A SCRIPPS, PubUabera. SOOTHING SIRUP, LITE HITTER*, HARD-WARE DARLrb-a-SlJVJX BtGULA TOR OUe Stodtey. Esq.. IU East Mth Street. H. Y., writes: Aug. 1--------------------------- --------- -i AND DRY GOODS! Darling'* Liver Begulaior. On reading and filing in thia coart for Probate, in dlordbg -iniqedraU! jtlttf. It U N ■thorough a* Instrument in writing, purpwtin*-to be tbe Liver and biflfou* remedy." last Will nod huumcnl of A»TDiaper, Tste ' Mm Yosar. of Brooklyn, write*: “Febmary sard couutv deceased 23, 1140.—Tn May last I bid a severe attack ofPI lea Thereupon it is ordhrtd. that Monday, tbe «lh wMob coubusd ms to tbe buu»c. I took one bot- TATE OF MICHIGAN,Eighth Judicial Circuit —Ibaraby fix and appoint the lima*/or hold­ ing ths several terms of ths Circuit Court within •aid Circuit, for the years IMS and IMS, aa follows 000. It is now «v«r thirty ana yswrs since the weekly issue of this paper was com­ menced. It has always been and will , ln.trnu.cnt, te Mteh Stei. tbeMiri ■: law of aaid deceased, and all oibw persons intere»ted in too wouldtrarei tafhiearnefawepi qfaiath until too late to arreat the fatal fall. But tbe mother is foreign news will find smple space in our Mvadfietoriky. At atevriw of eoKl Canrt bohku at She office of the Jndgv thereof, in Bssttngs, <u> -Mraiday.the ntotb day «f Die i tn* sv. 1 tol, nwafiM, H||*rri— ’ C. PrintDe, JudgnoTI'nWfc In tbe matter of thi c»t»ic of Ahls. Peeper, Its well earned reputation as .the lead; delicacy, often roes down to • premature grave rather than lei their condition be known in tune, Literary and MUefllaseoui. Much attention will be given to the literary nnd miscellaneous doparmenl.— Tales, sketches, poetry and' home and Ju. L. Brantley, merchant, 1*4 Fulton auwel, Kgw York, wntee, Aegast. 13, IfiW: "I bare bu* And now oonsider myself Znrirdy evrrd." ■ reliable. Ta a snperior tonic and diuretic; excalLent ft case* of lose of appetite, flatulency, female weak, nrta. irregularitie*, pain In tbe slue and howeU. blind. prot-udiDgandbleedlng pile*, and general debility^ READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Hod. JehtrVroM writes, ->Broo|t)ya, March 46 >9*0. In lb* epriag wf I8iw I teak a aovar* cold which induced a viotent fc»w. 1 took tww doses Ad- greatest care has always been exareised, and will continue to be, io rendering it in ♦vary respect the moat complete and Probate Court TATE OF MICHIGAN, tbe unot, cr any derangexnei been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. Armngtncn’.a have been made ensuring for Ahi* paper tite most-complete com­ pendium of foreign Intelligence published in anv paper west of New York, while our facilities for obtaining domestic news, military, >litical and — general, • ---• -are not jr any oihe/Joumg.T Besides I correspondents in all the camps West and South, we shall also maintain one st Washington during the session of Congress, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereever uocamon snay require. Thus,-as a Mud; better than pilte, aad raacb crater te taka. S Ptaraf. Wtafinrs. ond JMprik rangements or torpidity, aud. West. With this view an able corps of reporters, writers and oorrespondent^has k DARLING UTE BITTERS Aroderl 9 _yen knew of any other feme* jea •n earth Cmt witl prod one such glorious retails —. —. —in esM eat ids, are required to appear st • Motion of mM Ooart. iben as fbr abure f to W bolden as tbe Pnibater-*- * *“ See sd»crti*em*nL •<f Hvdieg., »>***—— •‘iCTH.iSia Feat WoH’a reaSorwri. MM Mrf M moralor con be rebed upon st Hi gfrv uotteu io thej Jeb lt» uiarcet for alt eases ofOencrat Debility w rfl a> tliote ds-asca which arias from impure -od. It hi eon pounded io a skillful and arienle Manner, and will net injure the weakest, ille at the same time, it wilt tone op the nrrtem ell hi original purity end viger. Try «, one' d alt. B«eadvertisement in another column. (A Uns aw*} It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of . the. present war again* treason And disbnfen.. antil HVAE JUST RECEIVED COMMISSIONER'S NOTlCt. bavleg wasted <»*y. He co'd Estate of Jnekxon J. Wenk*. not rise /nun * I* ing to a silting poaitoin. One PROBA TE ORDER.—PTAIE OF MICHIGAN, Itoctor aaW it wtoa case ot Lumbago, and that all the doctor* tn the world could uot cure him. ssSr aad that he would bare boe« ‘l*'"d long agi>, ir he had not been »o well nursed. A caTlaaitr al llMtiiig*. o» Tuesday lbs inh dv oLD* farmed on the ontside uf she left I high, extending from the thigh to the knae.aad the doctor naid ha' ccniber, in the yeir one thuufA'ia right hundred weald hare trfwopen th* Hugh and sevepa tbe end MXty-eas; proem S. C. Prindfe. Judge uf bone." ThaJtperalfon being aevare, I won per 1'iubeu. -a 1—J -* sal...a la the matter of ibecelate of Jackwn J. Wokna rate of said county deceased. On rending and Hlrag tho peMtion, duly verified of John II. IHHenbeck. parriug. for certain rea­ mbu O tUrain-Mt ...:., ..Uforth. .rll that Wit isitaTqiall MjiiSinf a.U said estate ba gi anted. and that tbe petitioner, David k Hoes and James Fluwerbe appointed Adrainiatrators. think proper > ours, rrapeet/ullr, Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday tbs I Mb WILLIAM SAGE, I. I*, of tbs M. K. Church. most religiously does, that slavery Is the pri­ mary cause of the present >resent conflist conflict be be-­ tween the Nortii thc ' _ South, ____ ‘ and that. it Jervis a feqrful blight upon thexpuntry or.nation seeking to outopread and upbfrld News Department. LIVER REGULATOR by uotifled aad rev nested to praeewt tho same 'for cispiinslion and adjtraUneol to tbe undersigned Cc'iitiiisainucrs duly appointed by the Probate Court fur'the contrtf of Marry, who will meet for such purpose, at tbe late residence of the da* eeaaed. in the tawnahip of Vaakcc Springs, in said county, ou SAtordxy, the twenty-fifth day of January next, and at - i^e hot*e of J. **. Emo<jr. iu toe village of Middlevilv. oa Saturday the thirty fir*t day of May. owe thrmeend-evgtet hundred apd sixty-twu.at the hour* of tea trfclock A. M. on eaehef tho respectiveuayk, above'men­ tioned; six month* from tbe sixth day of Deecniber lust., being the time limited by th* Hon. Probate Conrt.'rar the Anal adjustment of all claims against said estate. compromising foe, believing as It ths last vestige of this most unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. DARLING'S Thc fuHowing is an extract (ram n lett-r writeow by the Rev. J. S Holme, pastor nf the PiirpoM-Streei Baptist Church. Brooklyn, X Y^, te ths '»Jtraniri tadWtaawger." Cincinnati.. O., and sptoka yjdnaea in far- r of that wcrld-rmiqwncd mHieiae, Mu. Winww't Socoauao B»«rr rpn Cniioaan TxrniiNu ■•w* see an advertiaomenl in vour eolnmna a Mao. VsmMto’a SoovarwoBrwnr. Now we never »a>d a wait la ftvnr of a patent tsotoaiM before it*oar Utote* sao fosl mwnpoD-d to.iuAo your out la the eouncilaofour nation, will aava our country fromHS» Avila now besetting ter oij) fwsnds Jet rw vxra xiomt ruwm. tterrtcU*. ftwrar CoateS Win*. y;; DorMbc'b Life BHtcre, rod was entirely rwrrd. J havehad ao attack since." D: Werterveft, tag., of South »tb, rar*th St, BRNHEIWK Stacks of DA RUNGS UVER REGULATOR. admirably, remov CCRTIB A CALKINS, New York, is on toi miV xjdajraqipcr. -JaaM.hy.Rn»xxt«L«_|liiyM|i<>^i lbs e wpuper printed and aisaatadi Principal Ofltes, 13 Cedar BL. N. Y, •m™ deeHJt (A true copy.) Clothing PBERMAN C, rrtsnvx*. Judge of Probate. I- j 14 ATTACHMENT NOTICE. rw W’ » <*■» w> «r*H. >j.: -> G.k.'t Aiaai .'j^klia'M !a'J ’WWTflFfW-t'-e XTVTICS 11 BIMU , IA twenty-first day of I ovour dueetiona, by maildr axpweo, NaeSf1 — DAN*t 8. DARfciNO, NMMhfiM, Nsw York. Unusually Dow iqpbrv- . /Sj^,kn. n, �Bwoonus BLOOD Sarsaparilla FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. CUR£ BervousHeadaehe AMERICAN CXMEST GLUE DA ROBACFS 8C1IMSAVUW —OF— REMEDIES 11 wnx wirasTAtro watek rr WILL MK1W WOOD. Bara yewr brstsa Furultnra. IT WILL MEND LEATHER- . your Hsraess. Straps, Bette, Doote, At. rr WILL MEND GLASS. . pteMesOtet axperote. «i Gfaas btoG rr WILL MEND IVORY. FALL AND WINTER G-OOD3. DR. J.B0VEED0D8’ Imperial Wine Bitten!! rum who have oa< otod Jvem. WaaMtefe IT WILL MEND CHINA. aWKRD a. TALUY. Mau Fts draft. Delicate Females, nf natatory AaHte. they aro valaa- WE ARE NOW ON HAND with one of tho LARGEST andr BEST Assortment! TWevSsrotin ths possession at Dr. which is al all times aceessibts to th* pabUs, .ntoMtobea tbe following ' FACTS: of Thai tbe BLOOD PURIFIER end BLOOD CEPHALIC PILIS an Um ruult of CONTAIN NO MINERAL. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. > matter if that broken Pitaber did a^ roe* bt .ahilliag, a (hilling eared ia aaLHJing earned. IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. and Wigkoc.acs peculiar Tonic la required to Strong DYSPEPSIA DRY GOODS!! with wmrrMtomrtetiUy, and is a vsry short time. That after all other medicines hero proved use­ less, they relieve Iu their cow poaiUaa, lt will Mend Bone, Coral. Lavs, sad is fact everything but Metals. they r.•vivifyingin"tbeir action. LIVER COMPLAINT, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! rod rostore the health snd strength of ths sufferar. That MEL LINE BY SICK FEMALES, neaa aod deopcodney, recuperate with great pidity under their invigorating operation. T Lit UI..K.IIIL** ar_ tl»IV t recruit PRICE 25 CENTS. Dr. Do4s’ CelehaneT WIbc BUtm £OKS WMEKPAflCaED I BHATTEBED CONSTITUTIONS, CAUSE BOON TO HEAL, CR OCKER Y! t!0 00 a year saved in every family Ono.BoUlo uf AMERICAN CEM EKT CLPE. >onto with it'tn RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, Price 25 Cents per Botile Price 25 Cents per Bottle. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Johns GROCER IES HKNKY C. SPALDING rax roiAownto esdurbemests or THESE IllTTUm exhilarating effects Price 25 Cents per Bottle. BOOTS, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD Price 25 Cents per Bottle. OR SECRETIONS, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. SHOES, laincd in thudtduratod W inaa aud Laqweea wfth which the oofatoy ia loaded. Theas BiUerd rot rote CUBE but PBKVBNT Price 25 Cents per Bottle. WILL COXVWCE ALL WHO St FITEB FROM ETABLE BLOOD PILUS are endorsed by tbe HEADACHE Ever shown in this Market, which we of mouth, proclaim them io be the very bral prep­ aration of the kind ever offered to the brakeoooww victims of ill health. Ther hunt d every avenue nnd organ of tbe ays pel it thoroughly and permanently. are prepared to sell at a small advance from Jialeiuallr jsais. SPEEDY AND SURE CT RE JOHNS A CBORLEY, thereby a-arntlally aid ia bannhiag 78 WILLIAM STREET, IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. to Afaw ZWfasiiafr ware tuuoliaiat tjrJfr. Srau>- Bayers. TERMS CASH. f Ubvrty Btrek NEW YORK COSTS. NEW YORK. Important to House Owners. • lutpontnt to Builders. Masonville, Conn., Feb. 5, 1661. Piero gtee ai > a< FEMALES. Important lo Railroad Companies. Ma. NratOTo. Important to Farmers. To alt vhom thi» may conctrn and it tonctrnt everybody. J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. mf .rmaUcn throgbout the oountry. JOHNS d« CROSLEY*S Yoarob’t Servant, ■ JAME3 KENNEDY- ' IMFttOVKO OOTTA PXRCnA CEMENT ROOFING, Hartford,Pa., Feb. 6,1061. J. BOVLE DOBS’ Imperial Wino BitUm Ma. Bvaldwo. A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Rttlmck’s Stomaclt Bitter*. LIFE FILLS AND PHCENIX BITTERS Yoon, respectfully, LA RY ANN BTOlKHOUiiE. H. 0. Beauixe. Bra; Yau will please send me two boxes of your C< pbalss Mis* Send them immediately. * ' Respectfully yours, » JNO. k SIMONS. HESE MEDICI.NIS have row been be­ fore the public for a neriod of THIRTY YRS. and during that time nave maintained * high character fa almost every part of the Globe, for their cxtraordinaiy and immediate wwer of res­ toring perfect health lo persona auBering under nearly every kind cf disease to which the human frame ia liable. Tbe following are among the distressing varietv of human diseases in which the T VEGETABLE LIFE BEDICLVES Are well known lo be infallible. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the A. STOVER, P. M. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Ypsdsnii, Mich., Jan.lt, 1061. r feed snafarf Ltof Itnu iadne-J to *>nJ/vr tw PJesac send by return mail. Direct to 1 A. R. WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich. RHEUMATISM permanently in three week*. a GOUT in half thu time, by removing local inf _ ro- — > i.—_ ... * Joints. DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and atrngth enm^Uie kidneys and bladdrr, they operate most worst cases of GRAVEL. ' Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings n4 'k.. knw.l. — alirnw -.all., (n ik.-- SCUBVEY, ULCERS, snd INVETERATE 80RE8. bra perfect purilr which these LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood.sod all the humors. medical properties, who will nut kigfclv approve DR. J. DOVER DOOT IMPERIAL WInTbiTTERS. sole property at of the oldest ud turners of the W< upon thi- wants of Western people. These Bitters derive their stimulus and Olbera and Us* proved t- lw I and MOST DURABLE ROOFING which they arc conipoeod, and as tUy are, by al­ laying uuuatural cravings of the stomach,directly rvery rospeet A F1RK, WATEr ' TIME PROOF ouveriag for provrotire of KINDS. TEMPERANCE, purc and healthy bile, instead of the stale aod acrid kind; FLATULENCY. Loss or Arrcnru* Hrnnttx, Hsanscws, RssTuasxBa, Iix-Tsars* Axxtcrr, Lsaaoca, and Mauurootxr, which arc general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural connenuenre of ita cure. S. Dy Cl' I dm with FEVERS of all kinds, by restoring the blood > a regular circulation, through ths process of aspiration in such esses, and the thoronghyoolu- (usually lasting two days,) «h t in <rnr turnr »*«r J'UU, vrac Be^t^ouro.^ IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF A new and delightful Slomschicsnd Cordial for Siring tone to tbe Btomacb, and (or the provenon of billions oomplalnti incident to the Wmt- DR. J. BOV EE DODS’ HQEPXBimH. TYJITX HOTTrEBO No Heal m required in making application reel from Cincinnati in fcaaiou are so Justly preiwdioed. These truly valuable llitlei It can be applied by any one, Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER to CO., Lowell, Kase. For sale at Hastings, by Rosem a Bruun. ISAAC C. MOTT, / Is now receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of r oce ries! ! Detail Price*1 per Bottle, or six for $5. lured by Baar, Q>u> or Snraiu^auxuKO of Boor Faurth at, Rd building from Maia street, Cincin­ Boaaxa, or any external action whatever. nati, 0., Ubcretary in Hannrund aireeL For sain by J. P. Roberta A Co HesUaro, DI GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT. Nichola,Orengtville Milla. P. A. Keeler, also Hoff­ man aod De Reimer, Middleville, M. C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Druggists and Merchants gen For Coating Metals of all Kinds when really thrungboat its country. aprtt-ly exposed lo the Action of the Weather, TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! price • I perbtottle.SbmdtteoforM and PHOTOGRAPHIC QATJCTY CHARLES W1DDIHELD A For Presrrrtx *■< RMalrfig Metal RMfsefallkfids. ■MILK PKOPRIKTOML Consiating in part of doodv. and comnlexiana TU um ofother throe disasreeablc PUte fto a roryJort t££. will rf&cl an euUre cere of SALT RHEUM, aad a atri ^5BSM.fi3Bar« fc... PILES—The origins! proprietor of iciou, was cored ofl’itea, ofu years i OT A single bottle of SPALDlNGSPREFAR’D GLUE will save ten times Its coal annually. SFALDWC’S PREPLRID GLUE! Molasses and Syrups, Grucn and Black Teas, . Rid; CeVloa, and Jara Cofft, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wars, Cigars, Tobacco, ond Snuff, Salt aad Water Lhne, . ’ ’ \ Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro­ type; Melaineotype; Spbereotvpe; Mirror Ambrotype; Ncilographiq Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype; Imperia! Am­ brotype; Relievo Am­ brotype, Double Am brotype AND COPYING done to orier. tm short rotiea. T"il“s r«fHn trnnfemmanrrs. —GssssAt, UsnrLrsT. L • ss-rtaxiS. friends copied SO good WARM WEATHER, AND N0T.WA8H OFF. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS GROCERY, SALOON -A*ISTX> “l wRI ‘ BOARDING-HOUSE. nas * mil ana complete saoortmrnt of Drags, Oils, Banxiag Flu• id, and Camphene. ' slvr Tint nseffii xcwnnrri DisrATca' elasticity ia rot injured by the contraction and expansion of TIN or other METAL ROOFS, ooc ...—rf t unnn anrtrl.n ,.V APERCHA-------------- Sotps, Saleratusj Caasia, Pepper and SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! New Qglenna, Muscovado, Coflee, Crushed, Powdered, -and Granulated Su- . MAYNARD- FAMILY OROCEBIES A, l.< u lb. Iotci, Mr (jpX w rmd. ’aixtsx'h Ever offered In Battle Creek, alt of which by th. injudi "V3KFUL IN AVERY HOUSE.” “‘"Eta-rr C. SPALDIN will be sold at prices that cannot fall to suit purchasers. Parti co Ur atlenUpc paid to filling or­ ders - from listings and 'vtafoHy, and xalUfaction guaranteed m every caw. —Tbe highest market price ala paid for Produce. ISAAC a M0TTt Low Pressure System Nevaaalwr flat, IMO. CLOCKS] ■AWLEY**. ■torll-tf CLOOKB! Who tees Mt Atarirt BeaittM Teeth! TEA Or Odd Lunch if, OR COFFEE, FMXLWjbMl Board will be Um)/. I IB. BAB- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-08.pdf f29653000a7650d6fa5d3277f1896944 PDF Text Text X REPUBLICAN BANNER. VOL 8. HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8,1862. Fkxxkd Ba>M NO. 36. trrnjcwur ©rijhral Jatlrj. ODB. IvjphM, A long, narrow point of land, whose shores were washed by the Atlantic, stretched for some distance out Into the JACOB FE1RIS, A f ANUFACTURKRS rf tea. sM-iros nd espI’lpvMruv. Dwta* is tarn. Mite, ■tnl.gJMB, was smooth and sandr, with scarcely a curve or angle to break the straight Uns which divided tbe land from the water; and bad it not been for the ligth which burned so brightly and faithfully from out the lighthouse on the point, many a noble ship would have gone to pieces on its treacherous shoals. This little strip of land bad been called “The Neck,” and except the tall lighthouse, painted in the strongest while and black, with the tiny WAR! On High Prices, at the HASTINGS ■AMMI ALLEN, Also Kwtnrg PwMie. JCBT RECEIVED EALERS In cino*. pslati a new and most-complete assortment of PARKER, ALLEN. DBVGB AND MEDICINES, Paints, Oita, Can' * phene, Burning Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi mms, And fajrali/. Mri I but a dre*m_ IT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLT^EZ GROCERIES! TTORNET sad COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Solicitor and CosMsDor in Chancery.- A rd ay TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; themselves about her name; the child could not tell it herself, and finally ths old man said she should bo called ‘Waif,’ DANIEL COOK, cedhekt iKEBinnniicB'ff tbe child was growing up in the lonely place, bringing sunshine into the aged hearts that somehow lightened and grew fresher for having %young thing like her to cheer them with her gay laughter. TRvre was many in which she helped thro' Ums, the old people with hsr light and busy FENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, ENJonsromr. fingers; bet, when her tasks were over, she loved best to wander along the eeashore, where she would rove for hours, MOST POPULAR gathering the bright pebbles and the beautiful shells, until her little apron would overflow with her treasures.— Float Land. Then, in the afternoon, she would sit out in the sunshine with the fibermen's wives, Tbe Stockton, (California,) Republican helping them mend their husbands’ note, remarks: “We presume that few per­ disentangling their fishing lines, listening sons are aware that in this agricultural io their wild stories of shipwrecks, and district there exists quite large tracts of drinking in their superstitious fictions land that actually float vpon deep water. Tbe soil of them is some two or three with attentive ears. Tbe light that shone out every evening from tbe tail tower was a wonderful forced through it fiinds no bottom below as there is usually a lake of great bepth understand U«e danger that it warded off, This we should say is at COMPOUND- beneath it. aha looked-Stitt warning rays with the high tidaAi the lands rise and fall with it Some of the tracts are very superior her, when she was firsI permitted to dean grazing land, and large quantities of hay and trim the lamp; and although tbe night are cut upon it, persons going with their that followed was bright and cloudless, ROBERTS A STRIKER. animals and machinery upon the track. she lay awake until morning; fearing lest Rmtixob Mases «, 1861. At high water the land bends up ahead, she had nm attended to it properly, and like a small hill, when a heavy team pas­ that shipwrecks might ensue. But alter ses over it, which embarrass the cattle a while ahc conquered this feeling, when very mueb. They are generally driven she found she was eves more careful over it at low tide. The bending is like than the old people, and it was with a that of ioe in some stages, and there arc bounding step that she climbed tbe ladder, air holes In the land. Persons navigat­ and with a glad heart that the saw she ing sloughs are sometimes compelled to cuulddo every thing with her own small [OMOL Books of all kinds, also Nmrxraxa, Kry sn acre or two one aide or the other bands. The keepers «*euld never allow i far aale by E0BERT8 A STRIKER. i order to afford room tor their vessels her-sil up at night, although she bad often to pass. These singular formations orig­ brad them to let hor lake her turn .fur ns's Old Loxnox Docx G:x,.for madicininate, probably, from floating tula and other drift stuffs which have collected and contrary to all ber expectations, the by some means have sunk under the water whole responsibility of guarding tbe light sufficiently to the sediment left by floods once fell upon herself, for years. Tbe owners of these lands Tbe light keeper and hia wife ware one intend by artificial means, to double the day obliged, unexpectedly, to go to a depth of the soil on their isladna, consider­ neighboring town; and fearing least a ing them a valuable part of their posses, storm which seemed to bo gathering, sionaW• have tbe above from a farmer should detain them Uli Um next day, the on the San Joaquin, upon whose word old man sent for bis brother to come and we can depend. Were we the owner of take his place. The brother sent back these floating pastures, we should wish to word that he would be at Tbe Nock by anchor it very stoutly, or cultivate trees five o’clock, and as bo bad never failed in to which to tie it at night." keeping these appointments,’ the people And f oaklag Extracts, HOLBROOK, 3. M. RUSSELL, JOHN ROBERTS, glisrtllanj). PATENT MEDICINES H. P. CHMET, OTART PUBLIC aod Cesvayaacer, will a tend U nil businm entruitrd to Um with N OTEHRAIP, FflMB ©ASM I. NET1NS, B. C. PRINDLE, J UDGE OF PROBATE, Nsttrr PubMe, On«ral Lead sod Tax Agent. Will b« found ie DANIEL STRIKER, flOUNTT CLERK, Netary Pxblte a f i«» to 4U/ej»»<xJ y Jta«. JARES THIS DELICIOUS TONIC 8TIMCLANT, T7SFECIA I.LY oectgoed for tte SMoftbe JfoL JD uv /•ro/ewiox th* lamilg, h.vixr ««p«r• ceded tb* so-called “Gi».- Aromatic,- -Cord.a! “ "Mirtj—Ttrrl ” ••Bekaar-pa.’* etc., m unr et>d^rwd W «M to. sRMf and oonbotanrs, aept-Bwaaing all of AmM tafrttri* SM&iaol MiNMS (te»c sad diuretic) which “GooSavs tick Qvmxn.”—Tbe Ger­ mania Band of Philadelphia, a few days since, gave a matinee at Music Hall. It was crowded with Um elite of the the wild stories that city.— went away from the cottage early, with nn misgivings on their minds, leaving Waif in company with taro fisherman’s wives. Aa the boor of five approached, strong gusto of wind and rain beat against fishermen's loisture from She looked out from the window, but the sight appalled her; the bright light threw a broad glare oo the water, but aba could against ths stone walls of the tower; but “In thy need call to the Lord, Pray to him in frith and trust. And gracious aid he wiU afford.” The words seemed strangely familiar, though she could not tell where she had heard them, and yielding to the impulse she obeyed the voce, and asked God not to forsake her. All of a sodden there came a trmendous sea, which swept com­ pletely over the lighthouse, shattering the thick panes of glass, and poured in a stream of water at her fbeL She quailed and trembled, but only for a moment;1 for eh* felt that now or never she must bo faithful to the lamp. What if the glass around that should be crushed also ? And now the rain and spray came rush iug in, but this limo another sound came Soto her ears, and she trembled anew as she heard the boom of a gun, and knew it was a signal from some vessel in distrees. She peered through the window, but could see nothing but the black night, and the dashing foam sent her back again. For wearied hours she watched the lamp, never suffering its light to dim, while her frame shivered with tbe cold, end her garments were drenched with the spray that still poured in. At length (aod OI bow long the night had seemed) lhe gray morning dawned. The wind had subsided, snd tbe rain came down more gently, when, lifting up her tired head fron the bench on which it had fallen, she caught a glimpse of a large ship riding at anchor not far from the shore, and with one grateful cry for a sight that rewarded ber for that long night of watching, she sank exhausted to the floor. A little later and a boat waa cutting through the waves. The captain of lhe I ship determined to go ashore and tall the people in tbe lighthouse that his passen­ gers were indebted to thsir faithful care of the light fur their deliverance from shipwreck. At first ho could gain oo ad­ mission, tor tbe door was barred, but tbe captain effected an entrance through tbe window, »ud still seeing no one, he crept up into Um tower; where be found the little girl lying on the wet floor among broken glass. She was fast asleep, but be lifted bor up tenderly, and carrying ber down stairs to ber little bed, ba called ths Potomac, sLour vassals aa they pass night. We should all like to engage enemy in battle, but Um prospect their blankets and knapsacks, which wars taken by the rebels. To-morrow I shall eight lung and dreary buura in walking my lonely beat. Occasionally, during the night, the vole* of some drowsy sen­ tinel will break out on tbe air with “Who relief—fall in." Christmas te dene at hand, and the papers say that we shall have liberty to visit all tbe neigboriag camps in the division, without a pass. Our Chaplain has established a library for our regiment which we highly prise. We anxiously await the arrival of the paymaster, to distribute some yellow pieces among us. It is almost dinner time, and I will close this by wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy Now D. HBoumau.. The Dublin Jkusawa will stand in clone pita.exc’uding tbe alight eat approach of air, remains to bo MR. tbe fair-haired child, but when in ber In tbe provincial papers we find that some sleep she murmured the first line of the localities had been visited less aovcpely little verse, ‘ In thy need call to the Lord,’ tivtn others, and our country frisni he caught ber to his heart aod wept over draw general conclusions about ‘things. her. His companions wondered at bis emotion, whiah he could only explain by tolling him that his loot wife used to ring tbe encouragement and hold out a that verse long ago, when aha rooked of improvement, but we cannot her infant bo sleep with its lullaby.— Tbe old people soon returned, and they too, wepl over Waif, when they heard the story of her long night in the watch­ tower, The stranger, who bad grown deeply interested, asked if she was their Cadchild, and tbe lighthouse keeper, ing oo willing a listener, told him tbe history cf the lililo girl, and ended in showing him the fair tresses and the little muslin dress. Every moment be drew thought was locLl” Aa aoon as Winifred (now Waif no longer) awoke, sod was told that her faith and courage had saved parent wjth eager, caressing fondness, while tears of both joy and grief rolled down the oheeka of the aged pair, who had loved bar so dearly. Iler father toon look her away from tltat bouse by lhe sea, but be could not separate from the old people who had given her a home Winifred still remained tbe light of the old people and the joy of her father’s Fee Ma yjLL BARNIER CO., lAtt Park Hollis. will return in L —— --—I- find auUteg Of it. Um is Mt party of rebel cavalry, one of Um pistes districts it would not Im extravagant to with proprietors, to give cmploymeal during tbe ensuing year." Tbs Limerick Rrporirr save: “Dm harvest returns in tbe neighborhood ad k available for human food, wWU mh. of .heal lura i»t e«< dam al 41, but allowad » b. uu, dan b, oak. Um Mall farmers daring the hade them go to their homes, saying that in a quarter ofan hour Unde Rolla would ____ _i.L 1__________ Sk.---------- » tU. B. J. MINT. Um lar.where a lighthouse had been taken from its foundation and carried out to sea. O, It was dreadful 1 and tbe little for many miles around. Two old people—a white haired man and bis wife—bad for years been tenants of tbe little cottage ; and every night as their faithful repeater rung outtbe hours, they took cash their turn in mounting1 the stone steps and the steep iron ladder of the tower, to trim the lamp, and keep ito light from going out. Besides this old couple, there dwelt in the cottage a child some eight or nine years—too young to be a daughter of the lighthouse keeper and his wife, and too unlike them in every way for ever relation to exist between them whieh tbe loving title of “Grandpa" and “Grandma” might have applied. It was generally known about there that six years before, a ship had gone to pieces on the coast, and of all those that floated ashore, only this child was living; she was clasped in the arms of a dead woman, whom the light keeper buried beneath a clump of water willows, and only a lock of her long, fair hair was preserved, In case she should ever be en­ quired for. Indeed, there was nothing else to save, for there was no mark on her garments, though on the child’s white drees a delicate vino was wuvoo in tbs shape of the letter W. 8ho waa token to tne lighthouse, atid because the inmates had no children of their own, and !>ecau»o she looked so bright and beautiful in their homely rooms, they adopted her as their own." For a lime tbsy puzzled DRUG STORE!!! Robebts &. Striker, D fro. and she could cot help thinking of lined to 1 I I— . A patriotic eld �riid Station No. 4. oo tbe Charleston and Wo but tl iis«a ded tl lily bf i Ittf but' •WNwMy M^iWrSw’ys. tM*. to our readers. “ IhW.l'nWr AflW I*. iMi Baltimcm, Jsn. 4. The Richmond Dirpatch »f Friday,says focuruent is a very, that further trouble may be expected with England, arising out ofour blockade good one, and is mostly confined to the Bold bv ait "TO hulks, are regarded here a* entirdv with- that l,icjyunyj||i(l»'XWp.»n4.-?i; * Also, that the Federals have nominal P WTU X1MJ.X Gen. McClelland health continues to Ytir4BMYMrtmrtesd*wwW> msyb • oooo pwieri for 1 slh« rime •Htea.-Btnator CWtarnw. xpiMiedto thc General verotnrnl has taken nt i odktMJttd from Fort J___ w _____ that it may be planted in Ulinol <»rS~ I Government; ’ Wifi s^lf as ahhvW wlWtejf' to ’^NMr^Jan. 3. dram Prtfl^njrd indicate that NYU rffc mikes' mi«aY !>• h« ThffB.nxwmk- priow.i. petulhirl'y ser.Bitire 'Nriff' pugnacious oh State,tn-tt posture of dlfente. ^YMs^Gorernor thinks need W? so‘much fbrtlfl- drfhrpolnt, and none one who mXkes bto caftfons aa arms for the people, .and a ‘^‘Mxrk,” in the DhlreM rirfverfi'ser.slwo powsrfulwarmerine oo tho lakss. frWgei^iri a little vdgerisin M Mr; Governor adds, "Michigan is to Cfmndlei-’i expense, on‘ths same sabject -Jft a sufficient answer to all this- geeefihade, itifi only necessary • to state one Ti*e bu de­ fended, if It cd&is to that, not upon her own grpund. but qp^u ify^lthflChuaifa.* H» ihsq.recommends tbsre organic tbe graduates from (Im instire tian, who were tbe entire body subject to draft at any in the service st tbe beginning of our time. are .©pen floantor Chandler snid.trsly establish a naval station in soma proper harbir of this Stats. He submita, with­ that Wool Point had boon the .hot-bed of out rroommwidaUon, the proposal of the ttmm. Sven among the tenders of the Regents of tbs University to establish a Federal forota, a portion of those educa- neither doing nor parmitting noble eseeptioin, Wwt wc noed not specify about 24.000 mtn, lhe test in organizing which will be In all some 4000,000. He them; the intalligeht observer of eventa next recommends that the act for the re­ can point them out' for himself lief of lain Him of volunteers be .amended With thlsYiewoffhocaie.it is not strange so as to be more stringent, ami more uni He then briefly that sympathizoni with treason should form in its operations. denounce a Senator for. calling attention announces the death of Senator Bineham and ths duty of the Legislature to fill the tWsadi jburtfttls ee taro supposed to be vacancy, and closes the message rtbliy-!f»ys!: shorn 13 lend their cclumno to reference to the rebellion and the neces­ stidhia tfork, la troly Suspicious. sity of more efforts en the part of the Ad­ Il is not necessary that a man should NEWS ITEMS; opinion as to its influence for 6r against Tbe tendency ofamiltary education to disloyalty is, with a ministration for its suppression. be educated at Weta Point, to form on the Union at this time. Mason and Slidell were taksn aboard the British gunboat Rinaldo, on Wednesday (New year’s) evening, whieh perhaps, mors apparent than real, and । may be btrt the result nf accident But!I immediately put to' oca with them. I great gale fol io wed them. fill our btst statesman, In the earlier his­ tory of our country, looked with distrust upon any Attempt to increae the military arm of the government, as really endan­ gering the stabilltv of the Union. All history “proves that military pursuits have a‘4«ndency toward despotism. There is something In ths military education itself, dfirhbtrically opposed to republican in- atltutiohs and government. We cannot but'belleve that the only safety for a government Tike ours is in entretamg its mffitdry ilerv716c tb a well organized mitftic troiieof arms Is unsafe, Itrfa sftieii. nut glvo us men Whb have homes, and lands, arid mercantile Iritorestsj' and who have no interest In'war save iu the pro­ tection of, these; and whose sole object in making War Is to preserve or restore peace, and you hKe Genorals, and Cap-’ tains, ond soldiers that can be trusted for their tnoi^y, and loyalty and whose fidelity viH 'never be questioned. - ThWroars some things connected with tho releasq of thcic twd'hoary headed traitors, which, under, nay view of the Genera! Stephens' brigade to’ upeiatc against Charleston, ^avan»ah,‘ pr the cebei force'at CodasnsUhlc—thcjaUAt hiust ’My. ‘ . J J-x I-*. a largo nearly i out leaving a guard U>uro. The Navy IJoparlujeol h%| forwarded The Washington corren'poudsnt of the Philadelphia Pran says that orders axe to the Navy Yards spedhosthfU* for iruut clad steamers to bo built. Mcasur«| ijtvq &qen fiilt^rt itf -^jirrd given for n movement by way uf Occo­ quan; alauUjatGehi Burnsidawinaaceud the Rappabintifick. ’ . against cofflnmnlcating inforrnatlcm to rebel*’especially .though f&matiT sou.reee. The strike eV th* Navy Yard has ended; the men returned tv work ttsday. $■ - New York. Jan, 3. A Richmoad dispatch of the 31st, says tbe reiiel war-alcamvr. Jamestown, joined ber ceoeort the Yorktown, in James River. The gunboat Teager would soon be ready fur active rerrico. aMJFiMMt •• of ll —Illuming appoint! new superintendents, etc art on Monday next. There io not inueb wu»r*teKMMk tapH 4* Eiv« rejiql deserter* arrlvedyesterday from Mnuaws. Thev haigf.'bp idea of ably the “ax” case will thetuuuUroT men. but Jepreiant lhe dML"s of a formidable cbariclcr. , TtaTiW-Tdi -,i\ hi?. Circumstances have recently transpired which fix on'Gd. Kurrigan .the .gaift of having given information te tho enemy. Attuptxd A asps.—On Thursday night last, some villain attempted to bora the buildings on lhenorth side of Stale Jim. 5. fob. be tried again. Washixotw, Jan. 0. Point or,JJ.ocks„Mo. >bU.4 I Iago for street, by setting fire to Six thousand rebels attsoked the Sth Connecticut regiment, near ilanoock yes W. Parker's rpsrrling Humor, sod robrtaiohi I1M tors, ft ; •*■»■ Tf fc—1,-tete-r grocery. It appears that, three panes of Halifax, Jan, 8. A fearful rumor is current in this city terdoy,-who wore protecting tbs railroad. glass were broken out of a back window, of the loss uf the steamer Parana, with After « slight skirmish,ovrtoopsrstornsd perprndidfflarfr^tfria'alfova tot other, ths eleven hundred troops on board, ;in ths to this side- to await romforeem^tA— twu lower ones being covered by a board St. Uwrence river, but it cannwl be Meanwhile the rebels destroyed the fastened bo thc-maide, ita upper ons b*. traced to any rellabtu source. . railroad and tolqgraph lines, breaking our ing ol " A large war steamer, supposed to be enmmutiieatioii with Cumberland. Geo. an American, is criusing off this port. •Ukp.rflw siteMis Hast Landcf^s mardtfog/o kbojr. rj kt . Tlie MvinpUis.^Mric/of tho IQUllus window Mil wfwo-l UK.tari* on.4'1? St Julius, N. F. Jan. 3. the fol low ing from Texas; . .. - -'e.. : >i.lwnlM>e wiodww, and aH il on firn.— Tbe steamship Bohemian, with British Galveston 18th.—Tbe drculaf says, The light awoke some young rnsh who troops on board, passed Cape Race this last night’s mail brought advice* from morning. . Rio Grande to tho effect that «■ Lincoln wore sleeping in fbWgrocery, in time to * steam propeller had arrived, and was pre vm a cu» iflngratiun; New tom, Jan. 3. blockading the river. She had capiurtd tb» ato of pictorial art. •The.N. Y. Tribooet special says:— ’ ‘‘Tbe sob commiupe uf ways and means and burned n schooner 1542 weather for winter, but no‘sleighing. ore engaged in preparing a general tex bill, which will be the basin of a national LATEST fROn MEXICO. currency. The coimniUee’a idea is te A dispatch frpm Washington to raise nreney enough to sustain tbe credit fgy* The Spanish fleet arrived at Vera tbe New York Herald say* that General lards. ■ of tbe govermnant, tbough. the tex tftay Cruz about two weeks since taking the Far y n» ha* bew before for tbe lime being be more than heavy. fortress uf San Juan de Ulloa, ©btlie 10th Now Y'otk Jmo.;2. the CmgrrindutiireCommittee, appointed The committee is also maturing a Tar­ A TALE OF THE I’llRSE.XT TIME. The Spanish took poasaMlon of Si •WMNMVW JM of December, and the city of Vera Cruz iff bill, the provisions of which will large­ to inquire into the eonduct of the war. BT MB miXTLlNX. Junn d’Ullou on the Iffth 'of Decembt on tbe day following. The Mexicans re­ ly increase tho.duties on many articles of gvnvrel cnsumption. ’ Vera Cruz was eviwearted by tfce Mexi­ tired without firing a gun. . tfT Gril war has aflirted Bu Louis They retired “Uffiiainl information received al tho can iNNMN the next day. like n palrer. More (han 60.000 persons Schurz applied lately for | Medical Department uf lhe A rosy of the without nnhg a gtm. ' have Irf* Oiat city within wyear; an imTnflreW Havana letters say that Santa Anna leave to return to this country, for the Potomac, Alatea that the otortalily is leas, mens* number; ofb.mtewand Unres are and Mirataon are both ts go to Mnico. general purpose of looking around. It in proportion to the number, tluiu iuany vacant, anOall kinds nf buainrts. except moraine, for, American city. Thu Departmsut has was granted. cbo uffkisl list of .117,000 soldiers, and to leave for Maxtea with retaforoemewts. We learn frwnvhe Ittaaha ZTotHcf tost FWA in military uniform was i tbe. health tff this large body, cf men, is the Govdflfor of Vera Crtrt was willing arrested in St. Ixnils Tuesday, for cheer, better than among »n equal number uf tfearriiy Ibakery in the hi*rmefit- <*T the lo evacuate lhe city, bnt demanded 'and moo any where iu the JJniled States.” ing for Jeff. Dnvis. Capital, aod te thinking ofh«iyUig-U.mi*tThs 7iw<»’ despatch says (Hat rebel received n rexptte of six hour*. fjjr* Arrangements liaye bsCji made scouts came yeateriey fomu eighty >ods Gen. Gfizqttnn laadihg issued A . pr©t!“ to pay all the troops up to the first of this aide of h Airfax Cuort House, on the Inmatlon to the troops and another /b> Lillis River turnpike, and on the Fail’s the people, the ta'iter to'tbe effi-ct tii»t January. Orders for preliminary mus­ Wa'-hhigton. Jan. 2. Church House. They camo.within half a troopjJjaiJ «»®c thither «ixi|y Ur .duingnj ters were Issued several days ago. mile ©four pickets and wnlched them satisfaction for the foilurD^treaties and A qunrufo’vras n«t present hf either £57“ Tbe steamer St. Andrtw, of ths closely. Squads of their cavalry occupy /violence committed against their compa­ House to-dati : ! lhe surrounding Fairfax; a laqgp force hflls triots, and to obtain guarantees against W '.;wk Quebec and Glasgow line, has been chart­ is two rniiss beyoud, and eight regiments similar outrages. Hie greatest satisfac ered by the British Govermtnt to convey ary OTwervunroa *m twe pwl or Um uipiu. faction of the anpy would be, after fulfil, are alFliot Hill. mstic corps. Allfiirsirn legations were troops to Canada. ing its mission from tha. Quean, to re tern present nt the White House at an official to-hisown country w>tk the earlately ;nf Gen. McClellan, who was a day reception, and called subsequently on the One of the. released Utfoa prisoner* having merited tbs affectionstbs Mex©f two since considered alarmingly ill, has an editorial from a Richmand paper Socrctery ofStat^ . STOO& TU£ ffiSf OF SUB, •' icene. showing symtomb of typhoid fever, is which be cut out and secreted in his boot. Nearly ODO hundred rifled cannon, of now reported to be troubled with but n It gives na awful picture bf the condition Dwjtcmw;-* l.t of lhe rebel army on tire potomae, aaying ter from fortress Monroe states that exsevere cold. that the entire armv is utterly detnoral Miniatar.Faulkner improved the opport |2gf“ Another batch bf prisdtieriafwar ized. Regimefiltil drills have ceased ent unity aflbrdcd him ©fgoing in Richmond ■ ' Naw Y ou , Jtai. 4. 1 to exchange.hims4££>r Air. Ely. by car’ have readied Fortress Monroe ‘ from tlrely, the men spending their time with There Is, if anything, a tittle mftre bar cards, flrent numbers arc offering large rl|ng despatches‘for the rebels. It hss Richtaoad on <iw(r way home, having sums for substitates-—one offered as high rnony among the banks to day, with a bdiin discovered that he concealed Ms pa­ yontiiful besuty. disposition to encourage the circulation as $1,500, The editor urges the govorn pers In the .utai of a large pipa, with Many r^grGen. Benham was discharged mefit t» “do something to remedy the of United States demand notes. which he was in the habit nf consoling of'the hanks, instead of paving out their himaelf; agt/ frtrthermnro,-that toe doctifrom arrest immediately upon thi charges evil. Such a demoralized condition of the army cannot go on. Thousands who own bills, use theso note*.' mente.which were to bulky to Le com against him being read before the Court would enlist are deterred by the diseonrprey-etf within a pipe stem pere rolled ,life I of Inquiry in bis case. Ha is ordered to aging condition of the army.’ / iMfORTANT Dwcovsnr.—It is reported up in the form bf segnni and covered report for doty at once. Mobile, Al*. Jan. 1.—A Confederate that a bomber of valuable maps and te with a toboeeo leaf, neatly wrapped.— |y It baa now been officially ascer­ steamer, going from Pensacola to the P'.grnpliical surveys of lhecountry imtHe- Thn man went out of prison on hie parole diately sun bunding Washington ’were of honor * The story of his treached tained that two hundred and twenty-four Navy Yard, wm fired upon yesterday found, nfew days ago, in an outbuilding may bs false, and wa hope ii is.—jfw. horses were burned in Lhs recent fire in from tho batteries at Fort Pickens.— Gcu. Bragg's haUerics replied, and die to the Alexandria and Orange railroad In Port. the Government stables at Washington. firing was continued at the last account*. Alexandria. 'Hid surveys, it is said, give it that Out of the one thousand five hundred every road leiwllng from Waahlngton nfld Arnuura, Ga. Jan. 2—Private di* Alexandria to Richmond, and other im horses let loose on the occasion, they patches received from I’ocatoligo, dated portant points In Eastern Virginia de ' Tho nngulih ..r mind »hleh p.rtnh have all been recovered, except ooo hun­ yesterday, state that the federals attempt scribing accurately the character 6f‘‘the expw|ancu whilst witnessing the sufferings ed to ad vans* from Roynl Ferry, but dred and fifty. road, whether hard or soft billy, level, of their children during tbe trying pej^lH ation-“the reward j were rebulsed bv the 14ih Regiment of and best adapted for heavy or light iriue South Carolina Volunteers, under comrhich they are ncocsportation, besides other valuable matter. Hon. Jacob M. Hownrd Elected to tbe roandufCol. Jones. The Confederates Tbe documenta have been sent it is said oarily aubii XJ. H Rcnate. loss was fifteen killed and wounded.— to tho war department.— iVaiMn^ton quence of i Ono Yankee was taken prisoner, but Rtputyican. ouflorms their loss is not otherwise given. Gon. nightsafch The wntclt ■„ Wckd!_ L«n> has Informed Jeff. Davis that he la {JT” “Woman is at the bottom of all But yrtnjre Hon. Jamb M. Howard, r.f Detroit, late confident of his ability to prevent the SracF'tq^i misdiieC” “Yes." said Frank, “and wbeu Federals from advancing on Charleston Attorney Genera!, is eletaed. able. 1 used to get into mischief, ray mother relief itaM ©r Savantiah. Th.1ft.l vot..t^d Mf.llow.: • It !gU ill be termed a thmthing would aoou.be ai the bottom of me.” WAsa’NoroK, Jan. 4. SyruftRtei ftaWahwota iiattwft relief to the little «i The Agent uf tbe government, who -n«.kwh G.’wrth, - - 19 - --xr-" auparintsndvd the removal of Mnapn and Itec. 25th. al Um .1.^. Aiher-K la Irvte*. --jsaao Imm p. .• .• 1« x*. Uiri«.«neT, vnrwinncy, jo Slidell, from F®rt Waarren to lhe British Six informal ballots were had. Governor gun-boat Rinaldo, returned this morning. "f ?«': No papers were exchanged btaween the Well*, , tzl.lt I'lMr, Cu I ....I1\CCt . 10 , «nd that'«/Wr. W.ldrxm. late member of sgeol sod the English commander in con- MIXTJBR iwuh neejion with tbe delivery and recepjioD Congress from the.'Second District, H. of tbe rebel Coratwiaaioocrs. . ------- . ,y ■ The caucus makhjg the com runtion g*”?' ufar "* the »' active “*»“rempatgn . « was one of the most orderly and fatiafac- prtparattataa an------------------«**»•. to,, UU. wl itirwul gu«i ftonng wfateh J>« »BI oom enter. The Govgpi- A ONLY rHETASATJQN mJwWSSi<■■ &S&1 Although it may be to es-thet no ether nation under heaven, which «wi ley claim to being even a sec­ ond rate power, would have come to the same conclusion, so speedily arrived at by tho Administration. While we admit that from point of our own the stand­ government, and the claims it has always advocated for tho immunity efnautral vessels from search and M*u:e, we had an honorable avenue for etaape, we enn none the less look upon thq.demand of England as In the highest journal* since tbe Trent affair,) is entirely against the justice of the demand. land has co busters* with Eng­ these men; tbejr are Americsa felons, guilty of the hlghetaeetaM knew* to oer laws, Um peurtty w%feb te penalty of which it doacte death, (fib* if the otanrre ataimu of Mason and Slidell w» irregular, the nartlbaE»EW““U’“’‘i'“-«'«W H», w.,u m. U-. . 4U....I •*’*>' f” ,n i“‘l‘ t.Uc • «U. iu -wc Brttii* ««s. B« nW <>v« in™ emjae was Taft her; the dtiTy ground of «W*w» „ of «ur. !.»■ 11■ - !?£' Im «y - is^ new Advertlsemente. prevailed at the reatil‘ nxit hao born prompt in sifin* qg dir~~ dirpctioaa for fuvuishwg ai| neceaaary r ~ ke! tgo THAwne accounts for Gca. BaroaMte ataMins as ouah a mystery aa totata Genrndahsitrow. lencseors th produNnumris ;■I American people. regarded is the part of 'wisdom to give bHAtaMr to an Important and significant fact; but ^ihuul ten,ibousind troop*. could W spared'from Hilton Head in, adfli6ou~tq ru inu cnrtTBieo crsi e. Amcncti Supervisor? for this coanyr b J mnager, He then stoics that the State A largo scouting-party, under com­ mand of Gafi. Webber, vrsterdny proe- irat.d ft. Big'flrtbvl, military .school .In connection with that institution. Gup boats are ^n- Fw -ul tel tretaoro. Also, that Congress be itrged To naval demoustoatiuo.’ 13 simple fact, which la, that of all trofibloe, threo-tbarth® «f forward .- rW S b AS>r. prva. . deurraMRioa t« their furcea to Jackson.” FuHNMaqf-Myraox, Jan. 4. W.iOWe’ft rnfi Ml s*An»fW . OMfl 6or« E1-.M snsete.publa IM on Nt �f claims against tbe Otewr X. AtrU, f-notifted <»d requested KarniMtionandadjaataM <00 Mtevte*» l . *to ■*«..'. Tiu Daily Aovaartax* has entered its twenty uventk volume, being tho oldest q inKe vl jijp of Halting*. In said tbe fi*i MoaiMl of Jenuarv. FebrnKNareb.Md on tK Rtbday of May next, I'kwrjMqwehdaefc, A. *1.. on ths rcapeeiA*BMMnKw|£- litx month! from lhe fjr paperwilh thTRrtAvthirfB inCrAse ofnto comrnerae, the indurtry and prosperity nf the I’xxixavLAR Stat*. its proprietors are determined that ita future shall bn worthy nf tbe confidence and support of the friends <»f Taunt, Jv» FWWH.1 tic*, Fxxxdom Humaxitt. Folitlcal. nnd It will aim to be bold and fearless i* ■WFSTILt out in lhe councils of our nation, will save our country besetting , it, nnd will moke it the freest and best Gnvcrnment the world ever snw. It will discuM with faithfulness anq candor all tbe great questions agitating the iptiblie mind from'Gay 4o d«y. t* ¥-’ ’ 3954 OnUieqm>n>oCtk,<xM„*a Slavery, it w ill .mn-l S.O its un­ compromising ?De, ueHevjpj ns It most mam p-Mjewtiit, w» r„« rillwe • IK OUR USE OF TRADE; LIVEtt HfiGULATOR ■“‘"" I.IFE BTTE.B8, after having vnt^CTd mvvrU wan wilh a'ser’en svritba oteeas af cwt . . Estate of George Rinehart. Come and See !! QTAZS OF MICUIGAX Bxaax Csturcr. . O At a teuton of the Probate Court, lor tl To all wbs deatos 11,1 ha wtU «e»d sf tbe pre- religiously does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of lhe present conflict be­ tween the North and the South, and that leryes • fearful blight upon lheenUDtry or n*lio«j4e(H^ i>»®tjipreadaDd uipSpW The War It will also advocate a vigorous and determined nrwcculion„ of.the dm ««• mite dijuoiMiS intil ths last vestige nf this most unnat aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. WE vprcsd informatMin whMl bu 'eoncfive* to be tn- HVAE JUST RECEIVED prvrv sMasela*.... Thercupoi^l is ordcrod tbal Tucadav ,t)<e 2bth day of Jaudxrr.lSteSt elet^WltiAr in tho fore- True Fttlrj. News Department. The proprietors are resolved to spare no pains or expense to make lhe AnvxaTisxit ..qqtul, in all that constitutes a good jue* <>apfr, to gny >utl>M#o t> West With this view an able corps of reporters, writers and correspondents hsa been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. of said deceased. >nd ell other persona interested in S»id estate ure reqsirud tu anpeur Ua -session ofwaid Cnirct. tJfctt to be but-fen at the Probate Office, in Abe village uf UaeUag.*. sad show cause,if any there be.* why the sainlait will and feAhis-pbper^lha^moH' complete com­ FAMILY MRDRm, A nobler thewyp my fart it ffllnTn praise of UnuR'i malchites Pills. pendium of foreign intelligence published in any paper west of New York, uhile Mosh better than pills, end much easier to take. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS our facilities for obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not surpassed Uy ■DjC.'uBet'journal. Betides having paid correspondents in all tho camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the session of Congrew, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereever occasion may require. Thus, as a Is a (UMnor tosto and dlurrttej excellent In cases of Toas of appetite, flatulency, female weak­ ness irregularitlx, pun In tbs aide aad bowels, blirtd, protruding ami bleeding piles, and general oner at leMV*u each week next immediai di nr the hvu i inv i;> tbe prermKlfEKWOfO; PIUNDLE, A true copy. .}• < ■ , - Judge of ! Diled, Hasting*. Dec. SI, 1851. . J READ THE POLLOBTXG TESTIMONY; |as.'L. Brumley, merchant, IU Fulton street, -I tars been aAicted with pilp, accompeaird with bleed­ lag, tbe laat three years ; 1 used new/paper, we^jnoposc to,place the vRnnsxR in the first rank.’ BABUROV bHEJUEF'S BAIJfc. LTV ER REGULATOR And now consider ay self A«f.rr.’>- curvZ." Hon. John Crvsa writes, ‘Brooklyn, March lit 1*10. fa Ute spring *f I<00 I took a severe cold which tod»<«t a vtolewt fever- ■ I took two doses 2MR£7aV0*S LIVKR RXGULA TOR greatest care has always been exerwised, nnd will continue to bo, in rendering it in every respect ibe moat complete and LIFE BITTERS, reliable. It broke up my cold and fever st oaoe. Prsrlon* to thii attack, I had been troubled wish dyspepsia several month*: I have felt nothing of It riece> Literary and Miscellaneous. Much attention will Im given to the IXrtery nod mncrllanotnw tlcparmenl.— Tales, sketclica, poetry and home and Otis Studley, Edq-. irt East »<tb Stmt. N. Y., writes: Aug. 18. lnto.-l had . dtfimltr wilh tbe Kidney complaint three rears, with oMMaat pain thUfomnalicifaiy hrndt 1 had used milt all kUda •f medicinal, but foand no permanent rcltrf until foreign nows will find ample space in our WEEKLY ADVERTISER. DA RUSO'S UVDR RKGOLATOR, LIFE B1TTEBK I passedeloltoa btoeAhy the arethrn. f an ewto enlirrigr t*klt pirsMU* >» Deootumcodtog GROCERIES MA. <LTVbsw, >1 Christopher Street. K. Y., th-v- toa’. the tolhwity, and rwviorvv! him tn h-altk and he ■■ i»nw able t» Work rt.—. .w. ths At A* Of th« eave. Slid mu ar« make IvbM use of them tou alee* to me.lt you think proper^*YJrturs* LP.offMM. ETchireh. never foetd anj Darling's Livsr Regulator. &±ST62Xt±J'!"- .Jtsndarl.dq TM know of any other rcraa.ua HARD-WARE It is now oven-thirty, om years since U?e weekly i**pe of Uii» paper wm j»mmcnced.’ It has always been and will still continue to be, a Valuable family newspaper. This paper has been greatly improved of kite in its stylo nnd matter. It is n very large sheet, containing thirtysix columns of reading mutter, the very cream of the daily issue, nnd Is furnished to all subscribers at the low pries of ok* /amrVytiewspaper. It coriutins a w« kly report of tbe iniirkcte, prepared exprss*ly fir ilH.ooluutha, which, to every farm­ er. dreror and lumberman, is worthy ten tunes the subscription price. (imaidcr- Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, irritiu: "Februarr 2V IMO.— I n May last I bad n sc sere attack ofPUo* which confined mt U> the bauic. I took one bol- Baril.r> l.lle Biller., . Ad- Commercial Departmeat Ite wcll earned reputation aa.thp .lead­ ing commercial paixh-rtf Detroit will be folly- hialn'tained ; in this department the ing the variety, quality and valuo nf tbe matter it enntirina, the Aurr-nrraxa is the , ■ /> and was«ab'r«ZpMr*d. I bsvehsd do sMaekstuns." D. Westervelt, Esq., of Smith Bib. near 8th St., cheapest paper in the Wert." "JZaLlNl.-S UVER REGULATOR. Fierponi»ml«aiafChnrch. Brooklyn. S Y„ eitatc be granted, and lli<t the petitioner, D»vW kHw and Janwd Flower be appointed Adminiatnatw*. Thereupon it it ordered, that Mondiv thslSlb 1 did sound found it to oparsle adnlnbly, rcmov lag the bile and arousing tbs Ik w t. acti»ily. 1 hart also used 11 aa a • kw-xlxi W ben cm r children an oat ad sorts, we give them a few drops, and it seta them <11 right. I find it tuecte the^|enor*l wants of Uie alotuaeh ant) bow- ' ix^ra, uf Hastings, andahtpr Cause, if any U><re be, why the praver of thopHrtwn«r«honld not bo granted. And It Is further ordered, that tbe petitioner give notice to the persona interested In said eatate MOW IT r m AM.TTto.tSMS- -It wpTobsbly one of publislted'iu lbs Kepuliticaii Banner, a newspaper printed and circulating.in aaid conntr of llar'ry, Lr^tHs* ►ucwi^^weSlte, immediately pravloua t0 declIU * 8.C? (A true copy.) citeaii cottru—isva, m«3. Ju COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. TATE OF MICHIGAN,Eighth Judicial Circuit —I hereby fix and appoint the times/ur hoidIuft<hs esversl terms of the Circuit Court wlthtu said Circuit, for the yean IWS and 1563, as follow* S FAMILY MEDICINE. DRY GOODS! Raanca, if yon oeed either or both of these most exoeltowt Itesiediesjnwtm*tor them st ths atone, If do not find tbem, take no other, but iuetoM One Dollar tn a letter, aad on receipt of the moncy, the Itemed? or Remedin will beeqnt according to^osr du actions, by mall or express, post paid. 102 N-iM.au Sf., New i’ork. p(i?i,Ly n*ue«eaeh- Hcrriek’s Sugar Coale4 fr~~ ■ '■ _ raarpajiAPgic Ambrotype; gallery Stacks Vignette Ambru- I’cerl Ambrotypt*; Ornamental Ambrotype; fmporial Ambnitvrwfltfinevo Atii- , Clothing ‘X’W’ AND COPY ING*«teoxa-order. te abort notice, and Prices^to soil orden, ftern SO cents to |3,o0, Wlw/“S2®rf>msiMrtl fristrfr copied m good GHtay up steam, two-doors wnt of the Hsa liacsthaee. llaatnln. Nor. 1M1. For Children TccthUi*. «, what We aewr hero bcM able to sarof aay other nirdicitte—-nfirerha* it felled taaahwte tnsUno*. to effect a vnrrwhmjimely used. ®n tbs coutranr, all aro delightedHth I to operations,and apeak iu terns of commeudation W its magical enbete and metHeal vlrtncs. We sprite■*)_ tbit matter, "what we do know," after ten years rirpw lienee, and pledge our rvputation for ths Millment of what wv here declare. In almost soery inatstiee where the Infant i* suffering from pain and exl.austion, relief will be found tn fifteen or twenty ml antes after tbe syrup Is adnrinirfsrMl. Ttiii valuable preparation ts tho prrsrrinMon of one of tbe most experienced and skill fofnuraes in New Rugland, and hhs been used with ncvcr-fidltng sttccess in Thousands of Cases. It not only relieves tbe child from pain, but in­ vigorates the stomach end bowel*, cemate arid­ ity, and gives taie and energy to the whole sys­ tem. It wiUaltnoetInstantly raitore - r:. Pills. The best Family CA I THART1C in the world. uavd iw naty years by fir o mDliotui persons aocually , elwaj « give valisfae uon ; cuntai no ftlang iuiuriouv, patronised br the principal physician* I I and aurgesoo* in tbe IM Union, rieganUy muted w * ’hh “F Urr Boss# 25 cents ; ■Pff-'WrQ^aih1 tire Buxm fhr one boiler Full directions nccampa- aad overcome eontalsions, which, if not speedily remedied, end tn death. We believe it the best and ayreal remedy in tbe world, in all saaao • Dysentery and Diarrhea In children, wheiber tl arises from terthing, or any oilier eenae. W« would say to every a>other who has a ehiM Mf- \aW Full directions for using wiH amwmpaqyjMsh bate cuivmT cfBES?8.’J!rT,SLfi2StS? #?rHr,pper‘ So,d bj Dro«i*uAwngbomu>e Principal Offlce, 13 Cedar *t., R. Y« rsica, war U cxxrs rce bottlk. decSO;lWt>-lyr NOTICE “I"^1“ go at any time and aavwhere, In the pounty, to lake Ltkenrsiws of tlw Eick or Deed, Or to tao views Of I'ub)c Building#, or privets ATTACHMENT NOTICE. SOOTHING SYRUP, Which greatly facilitates the preeces of. teething, br softening tbe gams, rednclngall ioBaMalioe— will allay aft yeia and apamoMe settee, uadis sure TO HEGULATE THE BOWELS. . . Dcp<nd upon it, toothers, it will give art to vourselvee, and BELIEF ASP HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS Griping in the Bowels and Wind Cholic, DAN‘L 8. DARLING, Cruyoa OTICE IS HEREBY GINKN, thas aa the Terms, Daily one year • SG 00 Semi-weekly 2 00 Weekly ■ 1 00 As an inducement to our friends to exert themselves to extenj! our circuit Gnu, we propose that toy one sending us ten new names fur the weekly, wonmpanied by ten dollars, shall have an eleventh copy gratia. GEIGER A SCBIPPR, Publiahen. .V ns An experienced None and Female Physician, presents U> the attention of mothers, ber J. W. MAYNARD' OUR GOOD# Unusually Low I GB4NT > �ATIB’B OATHABTIC PILLS blood prairnntm bwcbhus CURE AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE /jji. iioAtcn NervousHeadache IT WHX MEMO WOOD. k is... . a»vu*m IT WUA MKND uuran. DB. J.B0VEED0D8’ FALL AND WINTER IT WILL MEND IVORY. GOODS WE ARE NOW ON IT WILL MEND HAND with one of the LARGEST and aLtyratss and strength of the whole CEPHALIC PILLS Ute am tho BEST Anortments facts: IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. CONTAIN MO MINXRAL. IT WILL ME.VD ALABASTER of rennit of DYSPEPSIA DRY GOODS J (sot everything but Metals. N CKM1ST MIL LINE RY BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS: seMeet te iMaimde ^3 fatntadM; without them, as they revivifying to « THESE DITTUUi SICK FEMALES, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, •1! other Dealers in Med- SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. FRIGE 25 CENTS. GROCE RIES HKXRY C. SPALDING, THZ TOU.O'WIXG EX DORA SHIFTS 01 iiwr rui*. ii pwm i >bkb they i-ltanv* *t uu» CAUSE SOON TO HEAL, • Price S3 Cbnta per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Buttle. BOOTS, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD SHOES Ever shown in this Bear in mind that ike SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by tbe Market, which we VhtMren aad tofawte advance from IB WITHIN THEIR REACH. 78 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK COSTS. thia truly sew>it[fc diaootary. rieaao give us a «nU. Mcacnville, Conn., Feb. S, 1M1. Sin J, ft & Co. et vreta and clilkhia. Dyapepila, Imparity of the UlooA. gee. J. F. Utnut, .Wtral «A, M*n. Da. Am: 1 haianenl jour Hite will, rxtaannUaarr iv™ la toy temily an-l o moo-; <!•.»»• 1 «i« in dteln* To ruc«Utfl lha purif, th* UuwI. they aio tho <Ky te.l >1 r«»r kcr-rn, aul I cau eaaAitenUy rvcena CU.I Itea to my frteoto. Vourn, J. r. niMEr. v 1U1», if ynuinn Io. I., j.. Urt. 3, Dot Bra: I am adng your Cathartic tlUa la Jutl.N C. MeACUAM. m. 0. Important to House Owners. Imporanl to Builders. Important to Farmers. this paper ical Almat “Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. 15,1861. frame ia liable. Tbe following are among tbe dixtrexsing vari­ ety of human diseaaea in which tbe mw H. C. SraLDixo. Esq. I wish for some circtisrs or large show bills, to bring your CeyhoUc Tilts more particulrriybcforc in <mm Lw to pour POU, wau Respectfully youre. B. B. WILKES. TpmlsnU, Mieh., Jmx.14. 1061. Mb. Srxumco. The formula of these Bitters, now (IM1| the le uronertr of Dr. Hoback. oreinaUd withone sa or Arrmrs' im, iLi-Taarn eurviMvi »imi in I Itlte. IbJrdlKta Oepbalic Pills accomplish the object for which they were made, vis., Cure of Headache ia all its king luwovctneat-io the elearnses of tbs skin.— COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA wilt always bo cured by one dose,or by two in the wont caeca. PILES -The original proprietor rf these med­ icines, was cured of Piles, of M years standid g by CT A single bottle of SPALD1NG*8PRE1’AR’D GLUE will save ten times its cost anmsalfy. jga , sale, speedy niid certain remedy. inesleaVe the system subject U a SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! TEMPERANCE, breakfast. DR. J. BOVEE DODS* . No Heat ia required in making application Il can be applied by any one. any addrem, II desired. Prepared by Dr. J. C AYER'ft CD., Lovrall, Mass. psnMble'aa a For sale al 11mtings, by Robkbts a Btbikbb. Is now C. lured by Hru.v, thtn er Hi Boaua, or any external iof Boor TONIC. MLD1CINX AND BEVKRACE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! MOTT, receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of Niehola,OraneevilleMi)la, man and DaWsimer, Middleville. M. C. Swift, Consisting in part of Molasses and Syrupa, Green and Block Tcaa. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Caffe, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wara, Clean, Tobacco, nnd Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, CEMENT,* For Coating Metals of all Kinds when NOTICE! IIS EEKOW tBiryiSH, THAT ALL THOSE NOTES ft ACCOUNTS -* ssiir Wj^la\TTo,K?S-Sl.-£ 1TKIU. MOT win be left at tbe Exprcn Mke, Far Callee tiai. CHARLES WIDDIFTELD ft ©0, •OLR FROraiXTOWl, F«r rrewniM art BcyalriBg Hefei awbrtiUkliii. Of Long Standing, Soaps, Salenttus, Cauia, Pepper and Spice. PERCHA •prtS-ly Groceries! ! New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powderud and Granulated Su- GUTTA LKAKY TIM AMD OTHER METAL ROOPS an be repaired wrth GUTTA PEBCBA CEMKST GROCERY, SALOON, JL3XFX> BOARDING-HOUSE. Dragt, Paint a, Oils, Burning Finid, and Camphane. SATE TUX PIECES I I Sptak ikt Tbingt of Truth and Sober- DISPATCH! OTUlhU... r^MT.TW. Ever offered in BaUle Creek,all of which will be sold at prices that cannot fail to cult purchaser*. Particular attention paid to filling or­ ders from Hastings and vicinity, and anliitfactioTi guaranteed in every case. STILDlTfl'B nucpi BID flies “USEFUL IM EVERY HOUSE. •- TERM. Tbs expense of applying 11 to bat trifling, aa ax ordinary 'Roof can be covered and finished Uu BILIOUS FEVERS A LIVER COMPLAINTS, -(iniui Duturr, Loss or Arnmra. and Du- SPALDING® PREPARED GLUE! ECONOMY I feaad ia tbe United Strtea. a^naiated with lhatr DKtto^KDOMc* TMrnjA^v^ii'Brr. i racroana, Focxn qtsa. CifcncnCT. Rxil Roas Dsrvn. Cara, and oa Pnwuc Dcmaorne geaerallv, Gosbbxusbt BviLa uua, Ac.; by the principal Lt iLDcre, AacniTtcra. ud MOOT' DUEABl^RWFlNGm KINDS. hxckxt unwu. Pills for Also WORMS, by dislodging from tbe turnings of the bowels tb« slimy matter to which these creatures adhere. SCURVEY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by a perfect pnritr which them LIFE M EDIC1NES give to the blood,and all the humors. SCOHBirriC CRUPTIONh and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their alterative effort upon >d the morbid state Thia article baa been thoroughly ork aad all parts ar tba Uaifod 1 even- respect A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER cud TIME FfcoOF covering ISAAC JL WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich. morning d Dyspen.la, mor it is avp rt"l«r lllpr, art- rxirlln.l Im alien wlaAlrm- uorl DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the M, an.I bmmmA alnM. aah. an^ . ft-— .r FEVERS of aB kinds, by restoring the blood to a regular circulation, through the process of rcipiraliou iu such eases, and the thorough eola­ tion of all intestinal obstruction in others. The Lire MxnictNn have been known to cure RHEUMATISM permanently In throe weeks, and GOUT tn half that time, by removing local iuflanialion from the muscles aud ligaments of the jointa. DROPSIES of al) kinds, by freeing and atrngtbening the kidneys and biadd tq they operate most ■y to Maiwajfcs and delightful Stomachic and Cordial far Llillera. had then. VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES Htai Dt J. i»YEE DOB? IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF T HrxBT C.8rau>uta, Esq. Please find inclosed tnentT-Src cents.for which send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. Tkry ero truhr tht farf PiUa liuta tar triul. Direct A. STOVER, P. M. ’ Imperial WJne Bitten A NEW ARTICLE. HESE MEDICINES have now been be­ fore the pnbUefora period of THIRTY YRS. and during ibai time bare maintained a high character in almost every part of the Globe, lor their extraordinary and immediate power of res- H. C- SrxLOi.xa. Respectfully yours, JNO. k SIMONS. JOHNS A CROSLErS improved otrrra r**cna la dMovn a> eonro LIFE PlLts AND PHfENIX BITTERS phalte 1‘iUa. ceiring. are CMminsivO ccrnt everybody. MOFFAT’S Ms. Srxtniac. FEMALES. Important to Railroad Companies. CEMENT BOOFING, Hkrtford,Pa., Feb. 6,1W1. Bpruee Creek, Huntington Co., P., I January 16, is, IS61. [ NEW TOKK. f Liberty Street ■ Your ob‘l Servant. JAME3KEXNEDY- Yours, respectfully. LA BY ANN ST01KH0USE. JOHNS * CBOBLEY, (Sole Manufscturera.) every avenue ana organ 01 ioe»v»lon>, pel it thoroughly and permanently. Ma. Sraumro. swvd o/ca 1 seat her. Liberal Redectien te TERMS CASH. SPEEDY AND BURE CURE from thm. Price 25 Cento per Buttle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. are prepared to sell at a small THAT A ctey Price 25 Cento per Bottle. OR SECRETIONS. in which they do not give prompt rrlirf, and WILL COjmKC'E ALL WHO BCFTNR FROM HEADACHE Priced Cents per Bottle. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, One Bottle uf AMERICAI CEMEITT GLUE. CROCKER Y! FAULT GBOCF.IIES D. C. HAWLEY. Hartings, Dee. IT, 1M1' Or Cold TEA OR B. MOFFAT . 'it, Mbw-Y FOR KALB BT ALL DuDOGIBTS. JWXAC a IfOTT, DENTWT. la B<m4 wtHU nor21-tf UUf.I Shaving Saloon! Mf.Mwutrv. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-15.pdf dd5382f3ce2a1013b19bfd4cddcb4676 PDF Text Text —L.J REPUBLICAN BANN VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1862. Sutinjs’ gnsixtss Sirtrttrj, receive him before hto body should find ita final grave in the deep waler of tbe Ohio. Cjaiu fortrg. NO. 37. He departure of Masoa sad Slidell from Fort Warren was conducted as quietly as possible. Tbe garrison, with ua exception of the guards on dqty, were THREE TO FOUR Down—down be ahot through the yielding air, Yet the bravo man retained offin good humor. Indeed, he has re­ all his thoughts, and with wonderfol pres­ cently been in good apirite, and be has ence of mind managed to keep in a per- borne his imprisonment with tbe air of a pendiculgr position, As ha struck Into philosopher. top of tbe ash, he clutched to the yielding Mr. Slidell was somewhat sulky, and limbs, which broke his fall to the first I not at all pleased at going in such an un. ostentatious manner,and In such a vessel. Here, fortunately, be fall upon hia feet He evidently expected that * steamer upon a bank of crumbling shale, which would Cnme bore especially for them.— Sin partially breaking the shock of tbe Part of his 111 nature may be owiag to , let him down to tbe next lodge, bls health, which baa not been good for eighteen feet farther from whence he some weeks, keeping him pretty dose to leaped—first six and then twelve feet to hia room, although he has not called for the edge of the water—making la all an medical aid. _____ almost perpendicular height ofone hun­ She tug Starlight, with the four rebels, dred feet. This measurement was made reached Provincetown a little before 5 P. by Col. Boone, and some other oIBcers, M., and immediately proceeded to the the day after this extraordinary pertorm- English rioop-ofwar Rinaldo, and trans­ J. RUMELL, WAR! WNIT1AK A ROBINSON, ar ANUPACTURKRfi of tie. shsei-lroa sad cep1’1 per wsro. Deetante tone. nails.*iMl.Ki«M, .Mf fieHsrers.satteryaUetoros. 8tar.oa.Socr Would we turn ■way *11 trembling, la our Mind aad weak deepair! Would we ahrink from little shadows. On High Prices, at the HASTINGS Jfwakaee IhaaUaatntury. Qulrering through tbe heart of pals, WoulJ uur womanhood dare doom theca DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &, Striker, This the blessed aagefa know. JV*T EEC El TED new and most complete assortment of DRl'Gi AND XEDimiA rfCl»ea>lcaia, Palate, Otis, Caar W HOLESALE and retail dealer In Groceries and PrertafoM. J’urt, lard. Batter, end TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. SJisrtUana. A DE9PRKATE LBAF. •WEESET A AIXEN. TTORXEYS AT LA W»nJ Solicitor* in Cbaa. o«yy. Particular attentuHiMM to Cawvag- During the early years of the country, the Ohio river was the acene of many XST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL chivalrous and daring adventures and rURP08ES,0NLY_C exploits; and many wero the sanguinary smuggles which took place upon ite banka between tbe bravo pioneers of lhe nettle- OBee in the Coart IlouM, RaeUagS, Mi eh. GROCERIES! H. WRIGDT, TTORXEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES, FIG8. RAISIN 8, CODFISH; Office. with tv. W. Ralph Eaq., Middleville, Barry Coonty, Michigan. DANIEL COOK, (I*tuTHApt:TPT-tyk.jiiibfc'fa'ff' X OF THE PEACE, Genrral Land and rent, will attend to the caileotjoe of 11 oihrr buMoeai pertaining to hia office. And CeeklRg Extracts, HOLBROOK, PENS. PENCILS, imtS, PAPER, EMVELOPEB, CARDS, Ac., Ac. J. M. RUSSELL. (HYSICUN and Surgeon. Office in RoMell'a MOST POPULAR JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and Surrron. Dwelling on Broad way, scar ths Cour, Hbbm. PATENT MEDICINES OTART PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will tend to *11 bwaiweae entrusted to him wi N sees of sud vicinity, tb*t we intend I sell wcrrthing in our line of trad* m cheap ** c* be bought »t »oy place. Give ua * call aad jedg for rueroelve*. We iuUnd Ui soil (DEHEAT, 1F©» ©ASffil COMPOL'ND- J. M. KETIMA, StZ’bzr1 I1ast»gs ROBERTS A STRIKER. Maaes 8, 1861. C. PR1JIDLB, menta and the red enemies, who were justly jealous of the growing encroach­ ments of the restless whites. On the southern bank of the river, and a little below the mouth of the Kanawha, where now stands Uro village of Point Pleasant, is a high precipice, well known to the pas­ sing boatmen as Ulin’s Leap from tbe following incident which occured there : During tbe Revolutionary war, the present site of the village above named, was occupied by a small stockade fort, as a protection to tiro surrounding settle­ ments agsinst the attack of Uro savages in the interest of the British, The people on the alarm of danger, would leave their fields, and gathering up their familiee and stock would seek shelter in the fort; where always was stationed a small force uf militia. Here they remained till tbe Uireatening danger was removed, when they were returned to their occupations. One day in the Spring of 1772, Cel. Boone, who was iq command of the stock­ ade. missed one of hto saddle horses, which bad strayed away from the encloeeure, and called to one of his men to g«» oct in the direction of the river, and bring the animal baejt to the forL The man was Benjamin Ulin, a non commis­ sioned officer. • For several weeks there had been no sign of hostile Indians in tbe vicinity ; and contrary to orders tbe man left the stockade withoutarma, not deem­ ing it neccessary to go beyond the cover of lhe place In sehrch ofthe missing horse. But on cetnlng to the margin of the Kan­ awha, be found, by the J racks upon the shore that the horee had crossed over to the other side of the stream. Procuring a boat Ulin crossed the stream and fol­ lowed the track, which led down a little K* along the high bank of tbe Ohio. is be followed to some distance, dll at length he cime to the animal quietly feeding upon tbe scarcely unfolded leaves margin of the bluff He now cautiously approached DAMIEL ITRIKEH, ceooL Books of ell kind*, alao Nrwsrsrn for by ROBERTS A STRIKER. H. COOK, S B txtac**'* Ou> Lo«d<w Doi *1 pnrpoees, for sale by the runaway, with a bridle in hand, and bed alm net hie band upon hie mane when a fierce war wboop, accompanied by a dis­ charge of fire arms buret upon his startled ear, aad caused tbe frightened animal to spring from him and disappear in the for •at. The next instant Ulis found himseif surrounded by a party of Wyandotte ladiane, who knowing someone woold be in search ol the horse had lain to ambush, awaiting hie arrival. Tbe savages ware RKMKDIAL AUMT. to efodc tbsm. But secretly bad he m s hundred yards Io that direction when be perceived Uro path filled wiih enemies, who again ornnsd a fire upon him from that point. Thus auiromdad by hia enemies, he UM. Finding himself still able to move, although seriously injured by tbe terrible shock be bed received. Coporal Ulin threw himself into tbs river, with tbe intention of swimming to the opposite side, but finding the current too strong for his already overtasked limbs, he drew himaelf again to the shore, and being un­ pursued by tbe Indians, kept along under the c|i< until he reached the mouth of the Kanawha, and then along t’ ' that stream till be again fellin ______ with the canoe ia whieh he crossed before, ‘ and safely reached tbe stockade. During n few years pasV’eod liver oli" has been the gnat popular panacea for consumption; tensot thousands of barrels of so-called cud liver oil have been sold Svs to its columns Aursetiuna pMtit titans of Michigan cannot find in any New Tort or otbsr Eastant Paper, and which cannot but make It a more welcome visitor to tbe Family Qrde, tbe Farmer Mechanics, Marchant, or Frcfttelussl Hudson, feature, the TW&wm baa the State, bs It has sot in interest Atabout alx, P. M. the Rinaldo got under way, and proceeded on her voyage. In about two hours afterward a vloteat cf a hurricane, but the wind was offshore and probably tbe safety of vessel was not endangered. During tbe atay of the Rinaldo al Provincetown, no communi­ cation was allowed with the shore, nor wss any boat allowed to come along aide. Tbe following ment. Indeed, it ia believed that to the carbonaceous elements of tbe oil, which we believe has never mainly due the benefit that teas been de­ rived from the much lauded and liver oil. Acting upon thia belief, eceofour first physicians. Dr. A loom Clark, who ia. aa a substitute for tbe oil. Cream la essentially an oil, very similar tn Ila com. position to the ood liter oil. lard oil, and’ others of like character, while It is far more palatable, and vastly cheaper. Ito Medical Reporter.says that a conautrtptive patient, now under treatment, la taking cream with bettor effect than was experienced und*T the cod liver oil pre­ viously tried, Our advice is. for all who have,or think tally, as much of it aa the atotnaoh will digest well. Eat it alone, on bread, with baked sweet apples, and st every meal. Eat it believing it will cure, and we have no doubt that it will prove quite as effective as the purest cod liver oil •hat they begun to bdif re that their own countrymen were afraid to measure their strength with that of the enemy, and this thought gave them mare pain than their wounds which some of them ware still suffering from. In a moment after the Guerriere rode gallantly forward, show­ ing her burnished sides; and as the swells carried beroloee to the muzzle of “Old Ironsides,” Capt Hull, wbo waa then quitfl fat and dres»ed in full lights, bent himself twice to the deck, and with every muscle and vein throbbing with excitement, shouted out as be mads an­ other gyration, “Now, beys, pour it into them.” That broadside settled their opponent, nnd when lhe smoke cleared away tbe Oom modere,s tighte were to be •sen split from waistband to heel. Tru­ ly tbe Commndurs had a soul “too big for hia breeebeit.” Huffman used to add that Hull, nothing dtoooDcerted, gave hto orders with perfect coolness, and only l.l. D—t. —_ papw. Invariably in advance—Single Copy, 11,60 a year. Twenty Copies, 620,00, and extra Copy to the person who forms tbe Club. For a Club of Fifty! we give Thfeo Extra Copies,or tbe Tri-Weekly Tribune. For a Club of One Handrod, Six Extra Copies, or tbe Daily Tribam. The Low Price te Cl«ba will »•< admit of PV-““ Of nrniiwteffeaite Agnate Persons engaging to gel «• (Juba are requested to send in subacribara’ Mmca as festas obtained^t 1100 a year. Sub­ scriptions may commence at any time.— PAY ALWAYS IN ADVAJ<Sju, When a Qub has boen foewariod, «b dittoes may be made to it on the same terms, whether sent in by the person forming it or not, It to not Droesesry that tbe members of a Club sboold reaeiva their papers at the same Poalhffiew, Cfer. Kmcn are supplied at tbo Low 1st Clvb Tsa. Money may be forwarded by maft atour risk. Spedraea Copies will bo scat free to all wbo deaijp them, Is published Morning and Evening, and to sent to all parte of the State, by the first mail, express, railroad, and other conveyances, giving the vary JHttf Toto. , ;rsph. Commercial, Marine, Political and General Nxwa, Foreign aad fapestis, ri I TBF DETROIT TRI WEEKLYTR1BFKE Is published every Tuesday.Thdreday and Tbe Pittsburg Morning Aritl, under Saturday morning; *»d sent by mail to this caption gives a story of a disltnguised all parts, on tbe morotng of publication citizen of Pennsylvania as follows; at M OO per Msaa; twa eupisa, Somb thirty yoars ago a barefooted boy floated down tbe Susquehanna on an humble raft, and arrived at Harrisburg. contains all the lalttt n«w of two Asya of He came from the north, and belonged to the Daily. a large family; all bis worldly goods ware tied up in a littl e pocket bankarohief. He nought and obtained employment, in a printing office as an apprentice. From Some people are very apt to use harsh angry words, perhaps they think they will be obeyed more promptly. They talk loud, swear and storm, though after all they are only laughed at; their erdere are forgot, and their ill temper to remem­ bered. How strong to a kind word ! I j will do what tbe harsh word or even blow an apprentice to a journeyman, from a cannot do, it will subdue tbe atobora, journeyman to a reporter, and then an will relax the firm, and work wonders. editor, tbe barefooted printer boy worked against obstacles which tbe suffering only, know, i The persevering follower in Franklin’s steps, began to realize the fruit of toil and privation. The young • trifling fault wbieh ablod to accomplish tbe object nearesttbe heart—tbe establishment of bto moth er in a borne above want. In pt;session of Genetti wm sinj efeyr comfort she could desire, Hto ■tagbrofoera were hia next esre; and like Napoleon, he had a strong arm with which to aid them—and indomitable persevareenoe that nothing could long suc­ cessfully obstruct, In a few years they Another iui wlH dosnythiag for you kind tn me! aad bsndiM agemsb ths load tented L tl>e I. J. DlHT, ol Michigan— ite devotion to the Local sod Garni JutesooU of MioMpn, went with them on board the if •NW Com. V seen print. Ogden Hoffman used to tell tbe story. He was in the great fight between the ConsUtnUon and Guerriera, a very large proportion of the material end said as tbe British ship came sailing beyond ths abcee terms. Or aha and sold under this name has been mainly down ou them, aa they beard the sharp ford 9iL We think little harm has been orders, when tbe gun t were ran out and done by the deception, except the cheat lhe men could bo eec-j ready with their involved in aeliine for |1 per pint bottle, match locks, an officer came in baste to an article costing less than U per gallon. Captain Isaac Hull and asked for orders Esstaro paper at the toteet/pries posssMe There to do doubt that thousands of to fire. “Not yet," waa the quiet res­ •a Chsis, M a means of prYpsroHt Rgd cures have been effected by tbe use of ponse. As they esme still nearer, and fortifying its political friends on Btatb both ths pure ood-liver oil and the spu­ the British vessel poured In her fire, tbe Iuvks and all questions Btete Policy, and rious Isrd oil- Faith in tbe article, (that first Lieutenant of the Oumtitution came State Administration, and as an iuduccis, in the label on tbe Itoule, and in the on the poop and begged permission to ment to Voluntary Effort on the port uf adverttoame&taof the aellara) baa in many return the bro-ndside, that tbo men could tbe Republicans of Michigan, for the “Not eases dispelled fear atxl storied the pa­ not be restrained much longer. Sull tient on the high road to health-; while yet,” was Uie indifferent reply. nrerer the British ship came, and the the real nouriahmsnt afforded by the oil is often just what is needed by the dys­ American prisoners, wbo were in tbo to tbe support of your County and State ' peptic patient Buffering for lack of nutri­ cock pit of tbe Guerr I ere, afterwards said Papers, aaw do possible way of escaping from their beads bat destroying his own life by leaping from tbe fearful precipice. InroMf for tiro terrible d«rt ipertgie wsateevftehfa, the ferred her passengers. DAYS THAN ANT NEW TORE �W kee Springs submitted the following report ^““ gf" yr—y T" James Flotrea 10,00 JKT T ’ 114 rnent; Boa man; Roll do S. Hollon I ■inf, ainilaiar that tbe chaff be a »«a member of said comiMfad, Yeas.—Messrs. Bassett, Cramer, Hall, Mr. Cramer moved to amend tbe re>rt by allowing the third account of Mr. ‘Persons Whole No. of families -ET^~ ’T-XI --'»r^r?&re3TV?0TC . rtfi»rt from the Town of Barry ,?hpi .Ft* ' No. of Aflrt Numea of Families, Mn. Nlebols FtiHiiahod ------------♦15.00 W,©0 Persons, 2 do Hdman - 1 Cfa Gilfepie V 8 ; do’Wright 2 10,00 relief ofdbofatn- _ ____ . dttial'tlioaereral AMMHMMteMMrtlS**------- - ** u *• Persons “ 8 *Am1 Paid to famflio* _______ . »4i,«a Mr. ‘Oratner anf fritted the follow- . Mr. Thomae moved that tbo any ralipl Jo the famili.. of voluateut Kboro tbo fploutoer ooliuinp waa «t an actual rmiacnt of thia County at U» Uaeof’enlmtaiaef. Total 8 41,00 WUfa Na of fatniU* fanrisbed 4 MaSonetr- Mr. Palmer moved-ttuft the account of Mr. Ral| Whole No. of 4Tv04 106,00 - do Atkin* . do Manger 2M1 14,08 18,16 do Tabor . do Greenfield UT.T7 28,55 Najo^ofFaAiilies Willcox doH. Burdick do Homan _ JnoAsRhoda Barrett 2 d»R. Durham 2 do Thorp * 8 do Benington 2 1 1872,f.3 ■'. IVi -tu-FvPW ToUknuU- RwfisU'd Ms. Jfarnttn ummU, the __ fol tow,far Roport from lb« Tuwnefap of .23,00 »7W l.’K8, jU'Afa^ fiirnhhdd ^12,57 SaBtfaaatanttod lU following r'fr^OnMgtvRte. further aniehddd that •tHa"'’thno Mr cbl!ecU6n m Tax& dktotfded Ihrbittfliout the several Towns of tbe County. QiWiqn the 1st amendmanllost. ' • . “ Mr. Dall submitted tbo following Amt *5,00 do Stevenson 4 do’Ctfrtfa 1 . ■’ia. Na MJwmMm -6 F. D. H.A. Ui Mr, T.JCirfl tnored lh«l lhe vhU pn th. yrlonaii.n 6f the liin. for collecting Uw.ha rroohsifl.rKl. Mt. Teliord offered the - following rcoo Idibfatk .. . Merton CMeman do Kelly No. ’. 3 9 3 Aral, i;; 1140 15,00 nreagrv.’ * tn 1 fe.rwo, «f | 7 lle "2?ollht profluo. railed -n K>r irig, U ijifauth'fl. oyt this k«*pfa|.- EF-A few dn.rewpereann.Wein in call­ ed upon the Seoreiorr of State Aw a- part ’ U» ewU Riehmeod, and the request _WX~* denied, lie wft lfHMr ' Informed that the ISO 06.00 44.10 ----------------------------- 447X1& nte.’ -t: P«m-" il Xis k» j' „ and hundreds '.fluff l.d ml Orgsnl _ ___________ “»» «.!>«« ,AM ■' ItmTriford. 1.mamma, Billy during11 >f cuttil il ia, .T.a,C«M>« Jatliw bln. l.,u, ■ W. .u" A AJ. Xi-S. Paiatar, [UJall.a./ »r the 1 rith Ml . .-,.1 J)»| h|U t fbtt WHcBfiiWj etjuall] 1 W.-W. Ftalph,. j£ M: * ,o .“t.*4<|.:!«rf», | rela and J0.00 W*t*. “J aw<MteFW’|fW^ yiioiB yrr hcit”7* ''''’ Oh motfon'OfWr. Thomas, Ums fcoltid JY.iLJw*- •“ . • F.T TS T>» cast Or VY. Iz. icueort, -fl rtkaimna. We n mice that th® AnfaVff nSt’drabrwhh Ai mWoV tie, WM adopted. ;Mr.falJfqrd moved to s$oarn to 7 W. Bui iraber, Jorefae Imb M M U M <o’alodtUiis.ttrtnwg. a w. Bas l_____ eatr t, Bupt i «--«*■—6-60- 6 00 Mr, Cramer. rnovsd to arncml <• m. Ml J. M. Wafcnre ' **- - *4^5 6 25. nc^ourn to 8 o’eiock to-morrow morntogj i ~ " 4 fiO i so *•&»»**. ■ ** Th A xpestton opan tbe "rj. • ; 125 2,25. , is & ^H^fahoscry, 26 M 26 09 pie original motion carried. . Garreu, Cout-.frt*. 5i94r 4 00 1 Braddy, : M ».-A^l. Okliaed. atfib^4bNM4 Sir® »4«T.«0. T-Ul. ' Resolved,That the time- fw callcoUng uk.es in Rutland, be end, ftie^auje.,2 . ae ol fiuntiy B UMl.C^t waa called on .. 22. ........ ................. ». fk.O0. $113,91 RJon^Supehn^r .Mr .Tel fc rd submitted thefallowiBg D.Sul|>.<,X»»rM.Ag^ . 3^ JiW ■ W-fiurabtr^mue. . ,1 Report trpnj Jofanstown; . cfcltovo* Aot. paid for Ibis countyUMMM* M-lfouday last. Julgc [^ov^jjrey-jd -*o«aoffer noon,’' oh the report wm atxxpLel mas moved that thu report bo The Ques­ ’’ ’ '* Aqj't paid' consols Lieu uf knowiryj pat foe county d*U-*nFk« reduced-from Iva bjfyw. Amount of permanent; improvem«t». \ 72.00 " " 1 17 1 17 ey^Pririting fees 32 50 25 90 lyear, Lock A InL I C2. J 5p 1 , Jury fcc« 150 left tion on tbe original motiop w*s also * Persons Report from Hope. Namenjfamily No. Mr$ Nowlon 3 faction for paying high taxes, ws !»»*• the Amount paid to keeper W Poor Farm, 3280.00 Superintendents’ salaries, 115.00 ed in ttro Township of Johnstown, wbieh was on4 rndflbtfof Mn OriuibfJ 'hole No. of fa mil tea Ma «,<X> Tofal 97 5ndbNo.x>fF«ml!fes Anft FMW 30,45 23XM) 20,06 10,18 iadabt- 3 00 cd in the Town of Barry, which was further amended on motkta of -Mr^ 100,58 do Scidmore 8 Op Telford that the thoe atee be extend­ amehdmcnt^M^ dw-Qurewh cb Collin* R. B. Wightman, Dpt. Shf. for collection ol Taxes fan also extend - irett submitted the following r^pd{t from the Townpf Rutland. puUiabiag Friday and PatricktvaFetxoued from «ens motion of-Mr. Jfareatl that the time ftmftie* '.M 41 Persona Am’t pald to families “ $ rArfWMfa.-WttwfTor ------ Maars Telford, Thebae i»g on the Co»»>ittee ef the relief of ftimiRtfl' of Wfaifteefa,'they' eompeeing tbe Coramittco appointed to settle Htg report jrorn n 'jtp.;bf ’ Amt-J' with tbe County Treasurer, and Messis tin volunteer faahHfa*.. Motion loot. Names of Fumilics Persons, Furnisbre Cratncr, Barnnm * and ^alb were ap Mr. Orarert nrewfl itont to-morrow Mys.Gray T $T,00 poiptofi to fill’thdr rscatwSc*. morning at- 9 dcfoct be the thne set Otio’person' only making applica­ On motion board ndjonrnod until apart for bearing hafd report. Motion That the job p(. p one o’clock P. M. tion iu said Town, ■ House and other huim carried. Mr. Palmer submitted the following Mr. Barrett moved that tbe time Mr. Cramer, before voting explained ry --K -^.-- ReportIrom Castleton. Afternoon Saaaion l. P. M. II. J. Kcnfield, for tbe auni of Two bundfor cdftectfon ’ ot the Taxa? in tbe Names of famUire. Na AroL Board met pursuant to adjourn­ dred and nineteen and 25-1 OOUra doUara. Township of RuUatid be extended 2 $34,49 ment. thirty Jwijhfar the tlmo prescriUd Mrs. Fulmer Mr. Cramer moved, that the sum of Roll called, AU members Your cotnmittoa, upon examination of do.kfavcn 2 5,50 tbe work, find that lhe work of paipting three thouwiu$ five fenfalfW] dollars be by I4wcfor lhe Trcgst^cr tp make present. do D^dge 5 16,52 Mr. ,Palmer moved that a Commit­ and reprira uf buildings was doou" in a lus return*. . do Sixbury 1 8,00 tee of three be appointed to Investi­ good ahd -vrorkmanlUce manner, .and On n>«*« of-Mr. TUims Uh> bhido' Seely 2 5,00 gate tbe matter .wherein Taxes have in accordance with the contract. The county. um <u laid oa th. table. secretary for the Treasurer’s Offaefa not The motion wo« loot by the yens and been paid upon lands, and the game Total TT On motion, Mr. Darfro waioxcnwl in accordance with the contract; uod not naya as follows: $59,51 _ lands returned to the County Treses from forMmr aMnadwioa B tbo prcKnt whatypnr committee Intended when the ‘No. of Families T*uB.^M«ara. BatoiUu Q»jr>«r, urer and there sold, for delinquent job was let. Therefore, your oqiRipktoc Maaion On accent of oink,m. Hall, Jones, Smith, Walker, Wolf—7. “ Persons Taxes, and report to this Board-some would recommend, that the sum of two Mr. TacrMt taorod that the clnir Nats.—Messrs. Bassett, Palmer, Pat­ $59,51 Amt, paid Resolution to govern such cases. Mo Mtpotala «ot*talltm> af three on aalhundred dollare be allowed to •Mr/Men- rick, Polly, Robinson, ’ Thomas, Telford Mr Wolf submitted tbo following tion prevailed. . .L : ficld, to apply on Bia pay-wtotf job; and 7. .. .. Report from Maple Grove. TboChalr appointed Merer* Palmer that the i^iaaee of tto emitrart - ptfoe be Absent; Mr: fhrrett end 'Mri4 Durfee Name of family No. Oramor aid Jbnee M each Cbmmit- paid wbarbs shall plaee hl Urn Treasur­ Mrs. Berry 1 er’s Office rjcfc a secretary ft the wotract do Baldwin 5 0n motion Board adjduruejJ until calls fur. do Ledos 8 :D.<3. Robixso.x, Chairman. doSwoet 4 15,00 On. motion, the report of the commit­ do Lewis 3 10«00 tee was accepted and we committee dis . Evening Session 7 P. M. Durlco,Mcosed. ’charged. . .. wood piitil Oo motion, Bq»m $58,75 Total Board met pursuant to adjourn­ Mr. Thomas moved to amend tl>c to-morrow morning' hour <A-8. No. of families ment; roll called, qnorum present. report of the curnmittce on claijns. by o'clock, .eaz h do Persons Bbnrd proceeded to business, allowing the account of Mr. Konficldp.at Amt. paid $58,75 The Cortnnftto appointed to hires two'hundred doHMS. Tuesday Morning, Jah.’-Y. *62 Mr. Dnrfee submitted the following tigato tbe matter whore lands have Absent, ■Motion cnrHrt. ■ > ■ been returned to the Coonty.treasurer Mr. Polly moved tu adopt the repor^Report from Brtt|imbrc. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Mr. Sinhfi-rtfbved thni thd sum of erroncbtuly and. a. fax. title obtained of.the committee on painting and repairs Amt. UolLcalled; Megjfau? present. Board NmAe of family Npthree thousand one* -hundred and forty$18,50 thereon through their ehairnoan sub dfcrtmty belMinp. Ottrfed. Mrs. M. Johnson 2 M^rlhomiurnuived to adopt the report five dollars be appropriated from the Mil­ 15,00 milted the fol lowing repeat do M. E..Johnson 3 Your Committee to whom was re iA the Committee on Chtlms, as ometided itary'Relief fond, to apply eW- the county ’ocfa- 4h tliaSevaraLSBper>' of the Rep I by tbe Board. Carried. Indebtedness. terred tbe matter of investfratlng i reao to# lamOn Ai'otion, Board sdUumed to ona naorv Total 135,50 cases where Jandsliare been <t#rbhe<; - jj. J4.r tUoaof V<MWfaer** jo o’eloek.l’. M. No. of families ously retorfied to the County Treasur­ Mr. Robinson a«iUmitted tbe ffalow; Yxaw.—Messrs. Barnum, Cramer. Hall, er and a thx title obtained tberec iag Report from the town of Hretings ...ZdQ Pqrepn* Jones, Smith, Robinson, Telford, Walker,. Amt. Paid $35,50 wontd Legleato to report; fifa for tire naasUWaf Ovtober.'November WAif-^-9. Mr-Patrick form Tbomapplp sub-, dwm ft pnnecefsary and jmpoL... and December, 1861. Nwi^MMsmBrtstx, Fafajer, Fat fitted tbo following as hie.report of take any action In tbo m^br.'FMTr Mr. ThvniM'subndtteaibu folio whig rick, Pel}*. TbuOMts—6. No. of Awl said Town, evci4, but Uate tbo matter wlicro.V Absent, Mr. Brtrett and Mr. DoffaeNames of Fstfflies. FMr4hii' 'FcrpM*«. resolution; Amt belongs by law. O. Q.sPalmer. RerulveJ, Thr.t the' time for 'th* &1W Mr*. Name of F&nilka Furnished Chairman. tion <rf taxes In the trfwnaHjps of Rutland Mrs. L. W. Pano , On motion.td Mr. Barrett dre re­ Barty Woodland and JifliMto#*, fee/and . do Thoa. McLeod pile rame is hereby extend thirty anya, ] *wbich was port was accepted, and committee 6 49JX) do J. R. RumcII Mr. Polly moved that {he resolution Repertbribe Besertaleagewu rtahe Boot di*elM*ge& Boo ram , -fl 43,B» do Cole 1,00 be adopted? Lost. fbr the Year 10*1. Mn Barrett moved that the report du H. E. Wood 27,36 The Committee upon Miaeell.irfcfous The wlidle number < f pchoria rcMvefl be adopted as reported. Carried. 42,36 Flanigan’s children 5,94 claims reported tbit,tfley had passed upon and supporkd I* refaift. tfamen Mr. Thomas moved to take from do McMarrjr 48,76, do 1). O. Dyo the following accuuiiU and recommend were iumatet ixni.l.. 8;50 of th* County ** Houae,.andtbo Tabic tbo motion ofWr. Barrett do Warren 89.86 thirty^tghl reedv*d temporary roiief do Henry Smith 4,00 allowance1 as follows;* * extending tbetfme for jofl^ctfng taxes do Hoatb 8M0 do Lncy Halbbornc 8,88 8*P«h 8srric»«. Claimed. iUeom. nutAido. in the Town dt Rutland. Motion pre­ ;W.W. Ralph, Justice foes 86 59 <2 88 do lOngsberv 18,88 . do Nathan Clifford Tbw Whole expense of soeh support fala 11,59 vailed. r do Warner ' 26,58 0.E. ITWU, Sheriff “ 134 83 119 to been 31054.68. Of this amount, *511.44 do MiHa Mr. Polly moved to amend tbe II. N. Sheldon, Repair Office 4 97 18,28 Total 106,00 ny. do Bennett dp 6w1n do Mlcbac! 1 Tc.llfird.. ——(L . ’^-^HSm?Krrram'HiTnYeTfraC fWt �?JH1 8>a 'TfejiiJgstitts. D4RUNG».-> MWHEGELA THE ¥Eft¥ LATEST LIFE BTTXBB, ofHasauvJ. Dtoc- NEWS tatbority In this ease Qnto Court ffor ths >f3CDecember, 1861, •M- W-simdlW <M«et of We dash wuto the batteries -wfateh 4* enemy kpfimtred to hsrre creeled on the Co<»jaw river (or.thy .obstruction of the/ LOW PRICES’ DARLINGS LIVER REGULATOR Notice rwem. pasMge ihnsugh that slrsarn to aound tba death of the -channel. The’ *ffiur sucoceded perfectly, juid the onstny wwe4rhrea.eut of their emrar.obmenta, their baUcr!tea.dcin«»riBiifc(j. and the propW/^nArtHam brunght away or deeCroyod, with little or Ho loan on our aide. “After the ohjecl of the expedition wa> eaeooted, Gw. Stevens returned to Purl Royal hrlgWI.'1 At soon as his report reaches nu> it be forwarded.” -INQUIRE OF- PMMVaalbe morbid and taliaus deposits from tbe stoaxaoh and bowels, rsipilatee the liver aad kidneys, iwmavtog every etatruct-Mi, restore a natural and healthy action In tbs vital ergsn.,— It is a superior . . GRANT & St’ATDLING TAKJXY MEDICINE. -WF STILL- ias aaAd li irregularities, ^sm^a Uto sicte and bowels, Notice! dabili'^g P^’ * ml £ t «•*•* READ TBE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY, New York, Jan. 8. more ar leva, being tnlba eeosty of Barry, a&d Slate of Micblcan. Tbo Slut rejtiment otnbarkod this altar- • Jaa. L. Brumley, msrehant, 184 Fulton wret, New York, writes. August, 18, 1M0; “I bars bean aSicted with piles, aoeompaaisd with btetdlag, tbe las* threeyaers ; 1 eaad IN OUR LINS OF TRADE; LIFE BITTERS, Come and See I! ABAM WOLF, Erretw. Dartd.JaanSryT.MBSt. janW EritEsMTMorge Rttetart. ..Wasiukmon, Jan. 8. The Norfolk Day 2W ofNfbnday, says, th. sdwkpm tn the Navy Y|rd wg*: QTATE OF MWBIOAM, fUnur Cowrrv, as.' And now consider myself Zuiirtfy aurri,” flou. Jnho Cross writes, -'Brooklyn, March IB 1S& Rtchaiond oo Saturday, There have been severs! Arts lately in DAUU^CrSLITSR RtGULA TOR The stdtrheY Ella Wnrlsy ran the bluckaaOkCUrlMton, from Naasau. Therespou, it is ordered that Tuaedapithe day of January. !*;«.•* eleven e'ritok Is the i noon, be assigned for the bearing and pfoo said Will skftferiti. aadtbat tewSrirs a of a a id deceased, and all other bespons inter, ia arid eriate Me rtquirsdto appear a| a sei of said Court, then to .be Tioltfvn at the Fro Office, i»-4he vifege of Hastings, and ■ cause.if any there be, why the sAlaiut will teriapital should not be allowed. Chicago, Jan. 10. A special to the Evening Journal, Cairo, 10th,says: ”Tbe expedition has; cummeneed moving. A large portion of the fdree have already go'no down die rivor»-_ Ipia under eunvoy o/ tbo guoIwsats Easttt and Lrirington. The c<pedilion willprubaltiy - land at JefluDjun, inalnder of the expedition being rapidly embarked, will sail by to morrow. . . Chicago, Jan. 10. A special to ths T^ibunt, dated Cairo ifftb, says: “Tha forces from St. Ixnl’ts, whiah had boon dctslnad In the river In cunaftflucncs of a steamer blocking up lhe channel, will arrive to morrow morn A special to tho Timet, dated Cairo, rnunry 10th, says: “The advance of the peritii«n, composed of McClernahd’s igade,; .Japdcd ,night utiles down the ’ ’ ', al the motuh uf MnyfinW Creek, Ky.. iside, where tent* were pitch for the night. .... . .. down during Aho afttrpvon and rolwrjpji at 4«ek. 32to-reiwaindir of tbu in rec NOTICE ! How to Save Money! -N*w York, HVAE JUST RECEIVED I passed dotted Wood by the urethra. I aaio* entirely cured,sod take pleasure ia raceuMnendisg Mrs. O.Tsbow, 11 Christopher Street, N. T., writes: .“lob. >0. IMA—1 have boon subject to I attacks of Asthma tbs last twenty tears. I bare never found scything equal to LL PEBjuNS knowing themselves io be in­ A debled toSUTEti, the subscriber, on ’past due ACCUGXldsog or. ■testy, nervfoaa aflwvaMteArtA . Darting’s Liver Begulator. Specially Notified and Solicited, 1n effbrrHnt immediate rebef. Liror sod billions rwnsdy." Jq fettle lh<un WHbonl Delay. It ts a thorough Mrs. Tennr, of Brooklyn, writes: “February 28. 1840.—In May last I had a severe attack ofPiles SHERIFFS SALE. Which we ofler'ut aoni.” ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS, To atari bw New Xorjt todsbudpees. and to biliaus attacks. J waa. advised, by a finacri, I , J ft Ar.-qWWujR | >»!»<» DARLINGS OVER REGULATOR. Erirgy!!' I did sa tad found it to operate admirably, remor. Ing tbe bile awd teowdbg tbe liver to activity. 1 have also rer! Hua ’ pieme into the eodsure of U e sub- m'vvc in tha morniftg.” WE 11 broke up say cold and lever at ora. Previous to this attack, 11 ' ‘ ---------------------• Cb«lM*,nS.C. - ‘ 10- According to expreas letters lkwm Part- ’STAG lL>yal, tliaxnemy's work* were compiktv*- tedto ** p rare property, pay ch srgto, awd^tak^b i m ly destrvsyM; sod t»«ir tMopn rgfwrned to port RajkiI lalaiid. Tw«> rdgime.HlM were gnip'4 buck U» flijum Head on the 3d.— Aftor.our Uoupa had entirely deuerted tbe right, title and Interest of Abram b. Qaisk. line Of the dsfrndanla named to said exaculxM.ia and to tbe following real catate to wk: Ail that Certain plena or parcel of land, situate, Ivlng and being in tbe Ctnnrty of Barry end Stats of Mich­ igan. described as the south half of the north-vast quarter of scctleu thirty four, in towtt two north of Range seven west: WhlsY .aid rijins. titles and interests, 1 shall txposc for-sale at public auctumqr vcodoy. to the highest iudfltr, at the front door of tbe Harry SftaBfiitgs pYirt -Cnrrnrt. tIto wett< rn shore, the rebels fell Imck fiyc iniRw to Garden's Corner, alkswing tltat the edVitt uf the ahwstiaement given1 wV Kniutury and permanent. Memphis Appeal of ths 5th says, tlrnt mi unlay. 200 well armed, men left Arkansas for Oaceok, Mu., with 200 "•gone loaded with precisions fur Pried; thry nhn had eight rifled cannon. Tuaalv4stesu (Tqa*4 A>m of the FAMILY MEDICINE. Whan oar ehWren an oot of aorta, we give them a few drops, and it seta them all right I find it meets the general wants of the stomach and bow­ els when disordered.” RKsnan, if yon need either or both of these woat excellent Ucoiedier.inquirvfor t bra at IL e stores; if y»u do wot find them, take no other, but Inclose Owe Dollar in a letter, and on rves.pt of tbe mon ey, tbe Remedy or Remedies will be pent a wording to^our du ections, by mall or expires, pest-paid. prssecu to Um alientioa of mothers, her. GROCERIES SOOTHING SYRUP, DAN’L 8.. DARLING, For rbiMm Tocthlmtf. 102 Nassiu 8k, Naw York. hicli grtoflr fiteilhalcs the proems of troOinigl •cRrnise the gvrov. reduevnv all hiUaiiHitivn— U allay til pdri end spMmodic srimb. »** Pat try ia teewt andgl Boltina each. [MVX7 Cm] HARD-WARE THE ONLY PREPARATION 2Aihw»ya. n eassnl InAbvt with 20,000 -fund of nrm«, has been captured by tha TO r.rGCLAn: the bowels Depend npon It, mothera, it will giro rept to youraetvaa, aad IUUKF ANDUALTQ TO YOEB LVANWi We Have put np and acid thia SvtMWforget • r.cras.ira■ STOOD THE TEST OF TEARS, other medicine—never has it failed in a S&gls in- And grows saaorc and more Pop* ■lar every day! Shingles, per M------ A. M. <M* each oFthc tlqwvd; stki&odtts ---------------ovortHsr th*., brihg the tilde find tod hy tbe Hoc. Probatr Court, for the final Btflustnsent of all' claims against said estate. Dat.d Droamber l». 18dl. ,. .st v^utabaaNuaMENi . r been rr*tored .<foO3 CHARLES W. BASSETT, 7 slmnlv wtMdy . Ertf&sg: dwidet m:. Jhn. 11. On JtUty Um C.4. GuHkUT* fercto. AND BuHeCiwt. Mich.,Dec. 21, M9. Puny. WbotJ: Thwi wilt please accents Has to info mi lher that tbo hair on mv bead all fell oil ovcrlwen'r yearn ago, oaasvd'toy a complicated to’T'SftSrife.lTr 7.xxr1,“4.,}t DRY GOODSt lifr hastfg Tvdooodma, tn a Hute ri ilspendanoa ATTACJIMSST NOTICE ”^L Big -PM0MW* *9* Wren ■nfeh X the rtWdimp, **>«rw«flky werv met by a flag of tre<^, bearihg'a mpneagr from JMaMWeMMfedteH, wiring it I Grtplag tn the Bowels nt Wind Cholic, for tbe county of Barry,,in fhvor pf^nudif .Vf Hussrli- and ahlius IraualV sguinst 'RfdHf 3t. Thomas, tor the sum of one hundred and fortynine‘Hollars’ and nineiy-fire toms; that property jnf tbe defendant was taken by virtue of said writ another large bottle would restore it <Mttirriy and permanently, Ffecl tutxicus to persevere in ha use /betters could'uxX. bo arranged ’without n flghti’T^I^GitrfiuW: immediately replied and that b/bs* tmln$e*edrHastings, Nov. 25th. 1861. no ursuBgeinuata « • i friae F«Ury. bsLmH of dtoda e»mp eqiiippage. AnH testimonials, sew, and alsaasl withnul asm.•bar, might be given ftum ’adie* and gaaitefnco Hb all grades of society, whene njiik<l teriDnaay nona ouuld .astel, lULPnrf Wood's-Hrir festerraivc wdl realors lbs bald and gray bsir, aod arv*rivc,tiio^bair of th« youth to rid age, in all its . r\ of **r, r *• f ASSISJ'EE'S NOTICE. ■tend btiwven row and rear suMfeg ritfMsnd lhe rulrtflhsi will be«r^e-rct aStoiutoU-a^- -afion—“the reward ia to those that arc kind to Huk widow and the fatherlexa. ” TAUT Thy friend, W8ANNAH KIW. . , 1 ’: •nd sareal remedy in the world, in all eases • -praauinynwl -fohrin— ftceniiawBnrbdtate it LisoniaSvMls On, 1»A. M,». ng»Pnoaft.fyWoas ; Bear Air .-In the let tor pari 1» prsfsr of I^MPCA’sJoblessFUlk. Irbiirwin Jrou^IkiJuheraSia? aaro anything mjtAlrePUjs, ofludiK^,0 - -------------------------- - -------------- -------- -—b change •i»««UfeBMw*oiv te tbejpoat shiMMl ' �AYBB'8 tTET BLOOD PCBIFiaiST BLOOD PIUS CAlHAEftO TILLS. Hfl OFTHELKrttt paper witb tbe growth and tocreaaa of th. enraaarea, the faftiatry and proaparily </thaP<xur«uuta State. ■ Ita proprietor* are determined that its ■WL AMERICAN CEMENT GLOE ROBACrS 8CUMUHAI REKEMUH oftbe friend* of Txrnr, Jvb It will aim to be bold and fearless In srivocating tbe principles of tbe Rarunlica» Pawtt, which if faithfully carried out ia the council* of oor nation, will eave ocr country from the evils now beeetting it, and will make it tbe freest and beat Governmar.t the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all the freut aoretiona agitating the public mind from day to day. On the question of the extension of Hu­ man Slavkit, it will stand forth ita un­ compromising foe. believing as It most relifieUBly doaa. that alavery is the pri­ mary cause of lhe present conflict be­ tween the North and the South, and that it lervre a fearful blight upon the country or nation aceking to outspread and uphold K. FALL AND WINTER IT WILL MEND GLA«Bsvs tbs ytasssyflW u| isttrl cal Qtsss bot<te. IT WILL MEND IVORY. IWltte avryoyyjvovy tat, II to GOODS. ITWILL MEND CBHtA. WE ARE NOW ON HAND knocked Wt<P>r «M be pal cm a* atrcog ss aver. FT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. TW< of FACTS: That (he BLOOD FURTHER sad BLOOR ILLS have been prated by analyst* to CONTAIN M0 MINERAL. That they ears the almoe* nhlvwaal aoaptaiat, DRY GOODS’! Ths War It will also advocate a vigoroua and determined prosecution of tbe present war against treason and disunion, until th* last vestige of thi* most unnatural aid wicked rebellion is crushed out owpaper, we propose to place the Aovnnus tn the first rank. advance from NEW YORK COSTS. however they may bar. bwe trUted wttb^sU abuacd: that their direct tendency i* te lengthen life, aou render it enjoyable. That.operalingdirectly upon tbe pafam y'dfamw m OaSted, they CAUSE HOOX TO HBAL, knfciMlJyfMiia, ALUhXU UALL, M. fr. V ite Jter.te //-oA.4 Dga*iUery, Dtarxtaerei, Baine, Wvriai. Dr. j. c. a*u, •/<*>«*«. r<mv row bat* bad a to** tll«J in mj predlca. and 1 boU Uho la CTtewu a*uiw u{ llw lirvt apejlent* 1 la., found. Tb.lr alia all,, rfcct a|«* lUlltwaukt. theta. - - - 10 00 2 00 copy gratis. GEIGER A BCRlPrS, Pablteher*. [used twenty mflUoiu pan direction* accom paay each box. Warranted aupedor Sc ^2 nyPfllbsJue.ibepa.bUc, r*M.*a»s*e. LacsCotrarr, Pride 25 Cent* per Bottle. ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, I’ncs 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. beesinraded.) ffeet a awfohae radrare. Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are eadoned by tbe Bayers. experfosceof UMraeandauflivingwitnme** «Im, TERMS CASH. In tetter*. *fBdarite, medical worka, and by word of mouth, proclaim them to be the very beet prep­ HT For Sale by all Druggist*, and Storekeeper* aration of tbe kind ever offered to th* brakrnaown generally throughout th--------- *— " vieuma of ill health. They bant diacaac through JOHNS A CRC every avenue and organ or tbe ayatem, aud to ex­ pel it tbonraghly and peru.ancutly. (Bole Nauafsciura No one can doubt their *uperiodty after 7S WILLIAM ST loiporant to Builders. IDYEAR & Co. It is now over thirty one years since the weekly issue of this paper was com­ menced. ft has always been ‘snd will still continue to be, n valuable family newspaper. ‘This paper has been greatly Dally oom year Semi-weekly AMERICA!! CEMEST GLTE. and there i» bo dieeaea nftbe Btsmaeh end BeweU tbo liver, tbe netvou* iy»tea>, Uia akin, gland* or Important to Hi Literary and JKteeeltan eons. Much attention will be given to the literary and miscellaneous deparaient.— Tales, sketches, poetry and home and foreign news will find ample space in our Weekly • • 1 00 As an inducement to oar friends to exert themselves to extend our circnla lion, ws propdse that any one sending us ten new names for the .weekly, accompan­ ied by ten dollars, shall have an eleventh and discharge from th* *yatem, erery taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or othenrtM. Th*t thn ! RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, Comer of Liberty BtrveL greatest care has always been exereised, and will continue to be, In rendering it in every respect lhe most complete and reliable. ing tbe variety, quality and valne of the natter it contains, the Anvuimxn is the cheapest paper in the West. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, reporters, writers and correspondents has been engaged, wbtwe attention every passing event of Importance will claim. Arrangment* have been made ensuring for this paper the most complete com­ pendium of foreign intelligence published in anv paper west of New York, while our facilities for.obtaining domeitio news, military, nolitioal and general, are not surpassed by any otherjuurnal, Besides having Jpaid correspondents in all the camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Wellington during the aaatioa of Congress, and shall always be Ever shown in this Market, which prepared to send special reporters w herearc prepared to sMl at. a. small •ver occasion may raquire. Thus, as a improved of late in it* style and mutter. It u a very large sheet, containing thirtysix columns of reading matter, tltc verycream of the daily issue, and is furnished to all subscribers at tbo low price of otrg mala* rqa tx.au. It is emphatically a /irmiTynewspapcr. ft contains a weekly report of tbe markets, prepared express­ ly for its columns, which, to every farm­ er, drover and lumberman, is worthy ten times the subscription price. Consider­ No matter if tWbrakn PHebee M set eral bsi cobiliiM!. a staffing save* b art»*Eie**S<^ IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. . TbaleeeUy Illi ittkT—to>W>saortywsmrt match It, matt, ut it will asrss stara wtam put IngStfiW- .. It will Mend B<>**, Coral, Lata, *nd 1* fact everythig bat Metal*. wbo bare lasgniahed foryaanln neaa and dev pc—'—- ---------pidity under th all *extial duel dial and gently Tb* proprietors are resolved to spare m pains or expanse to make tbs Advxb- ' tuua equal, in all that constitutes a good newsoapar, to any published in the West. With this view an able corps of Csimrclai Department It* well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained; in this department the ' rr WILL MEND MARBLE. with 00. of Um LARGEST ud BEST Assortments DB. J. BOVEE DOBS’ mnarialWiae litters! I MOFFAT’S w. T OrLTI, !«M. Du» am: 1 MO uUu*yout Otbarta lite ia My !»«• Ik*, and End Item an nnlknl pancult t I.. cI»au* U>a *]*.na aud tariff Utt ftaateAia If lU M—/. JO1LX O. MXICIUM, M. !>. CoMatlpatlan.CoatirSaannraaaloM, Ittecuuintlam, Wont, Neuralgia, Drepay, Purely sU, Pita, eU. r JVaaa Dr. J. V. raxfim. JU.Krari. GntnU QT Bead Dr. Robaek’* Special Noticaa snd Ceeuficate*. published In a cuaaplcuoos part of Ibis paper (rum time tu Gme. Dr. RotatekVMadleal Almanac and Family Advia«r, cootetakr a great amount *f iatervr*--------- ■ —«r . Information can be had tbroghout tbe oonntry. In dificvlt or complicated cases Dr. Robaek may ba applied to Mraoaally or by tetter enclos­ ing on* stamp for tbe ruply. , DR J. BOVEE DOOS’ Imperial Win© Bitters Are prepared by an eminent and.kiljful pl y,5clan «bn baa .red tarsi anecewMly la hi/ praette* tor tbr last t«mty-*vo tew. The pnspriatoc. before psrchaaiii* thsssUusns ngti lasiMwfo. Jure and sell Dr-ltod.' Celebrated! nitw.ial Wma BHfora. had (heat tested by tn* dfottagutebed Bitter*. Thi* article haa beeu-tberevighly tmtad In Rew ork and all parts of th* United Statc*..Causda, West Indian, and OaoUri ami South America, *o build.ng* of »H kinds, auch a* Facto urn. FcxrxaStsS. CWvmmse, Rail Roas Items. Care, end a* Poetic Bciuiiaca gencrallv. GuxeaxnEXT Beran VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICIFE8 ■ iaeaae—a e*w by these mciiicincs is permanent, ' ar Tmra. bs S*narixi>, axd as Crauo. BILIOUS FEVERS A LIVER COMPLAINTS, tbsss wbs sms ess (tarn wtt w(M Is Ung * supply. A new and delightful 8tom*ehle*nd Cordial for giving tone u> the PlomacL, and (er the preeen- Tbe following are among the diatreeaiog vari­ ety of human diaeeaca iu whiah the Are well known tn be infallible. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleaaaing lhe first end aecond •tumneha, and creating a flow of pure and healthy bite, instead of the stalo and acrid kiad; FLATUI-EKCY. Us* or Arrsrive* HaArravax, Hsauachk, RemaaSNcaa, Iu.-Tintrre Aaxirrr, Laxoocx, and Mclaxcuou.t, which aro general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequence of it* eure. corn VEN ESS, by cleansing the whole length of the inteatinea with a solvent process, and witboot violence; all violent purge* l**r« th* bowels eostiv* within two day*. FEVERS of all kind*, by featuring th* blood to a regular circulation, through th* process of respiration tn such eases, and the thorough sola­ tion of all intestinal obatruetion in other*. The Ijra ManiCTasa have been known to cure RHEUMATISM permanently iu thrao weeks, and GOUT in half that time, by removing local inflatn at ion from, the muacle* and ligament* of th* joint*. , DROPSIES of all kinds, by fretiog and atrngthcmng the kidneys sad bfadd >r, they operate tnost delightful Iv on these important organs, and hence have ever been found a certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL. Also WORMS, by dislodging from the tn ruing* ol th* bowels ibe slimy matter to which these creatures adhere. SCURVEY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by a perfect puritr which these LIFE MEDICINES giro to tbe blo«i.and all tbe humors. NCORBUT1C ERUPTIONS and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their alterative effvet upon the fluids tbai flrod tbe akin, and the morbid state of which occasion* all eruptive complaints, sallow cloudr, and other disagreeable complexion*. Th* n*e of three Pills for a v*ry ahm time, will effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and a atri king improvement in tbe clcarneaa of the skin.— COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will alwava b* cured by one doac.or by two iu tbe worst eases. i’lLEth-Thc aetaiual pnmnater of thro* medteinsa, vroararod rfFitea, <7afl rrarastaadtsg by JOHNS & CROSLEY’S TU cheeped and most durable MooBa ■ A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Boback’s Stomach H ESB MEDICINES Lsv.now beaii be­ fore tbe publicfor a period of THIRTY YES. aud during that time hate maintained a high character in almost every part of the Globe, for their extraordinary and Immediate power of rettaring perfect health to peraou. suffering under — V..A -t JI-.— --. . - .Ll.L .k._ V —— Important to Fanners.' CEMENT ROOFING, LIFE PILLS AND PHO5NIX BHTEJtM T Important to Railroad Companies. To all wAom ttis may eortrem and it eonurnt ntrybody. powerfol tonie nature of tbe route end bvrbe of end MOOT* DURAB£TftGOFlNO in taSbh* which tbe;y ere eompoeed. and u they are. by ellaying aur.atursl cravings of tbe *tom*cb,directly SS'VKW proasUre of KINDS. 8 TKMPERANCK, ramVirrtarU <a (fo tbs present proprieter believe* that in making L'ndtd SlaU. which eumbice the desirable proper­ them widely knowm lhe public welfare ia aubeer- tire ol OutieUf tad IrurMliif. which are troi- Frios. 25 oeuta par Box. or 5 Boxes for *L Frvperad byDr.JCATDt fo00.,LrwrU, Im it wiD aoon Le fur sale by all of Dr. Robeck** nunrerec. Agent*, end at Hotel*, Ac., th* aountey over. Ib (he mep Um*, order* will bo tiled di­ rect from Cincinnati in any quantity, at th* foweat rale*. H i* put up in Qaart Buttle*, and •eeuraly packed in on* doxen -aae*. Half de*, ““ri*'"M »in. Lo-vrer. be peeked end *«nt to *ny adder**, if desired. Retail Price »1 per Bottle, or six for RS. DR. J. BOVEE DOOS’ 31HTIKB’J£dL. VHHII No {lest is required in making spplkwtion pensebl* m a For aale *t Halting*, by Roaxxrt a Stxixxx. ISAAC C. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! MOTT, U Caata ta*t Mttta t Groce ties! ! Consisting in part of NOTICE! New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ In addition to the abort stock of Groceriaa.1,* baa a full sad complete ssaortmrui nf itb the meat beneficial tecriptioo i-fctel Ryu ---------- - TONIC, MEDICO! AND BEVERAGE. Is now receiving from New York and Boston, hia fall stock of gar*. Molasses and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Caffe, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wars, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, Soaps, Baleratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. ' UJ'JTillBO 33 BBEW Parity tbe Blood I Fw PrtMrriaffMril ©WISH, TUT AU. TH<W» MOTW A ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, GROCERY, SALOON. ’ *m ke left al U« Ex,rm Mm, Fer Cellecttai. Kfo -MTak'lAJEBt ‘ r. -.-i B0ABDING-H0U8E. *w t» »»• pnfww <• tar filHLT GIQCKUXS >». M O. Isvm, fcMwMU- • FV«0rWataapMdertSSStomrt -------- ± � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-22.pdf 56c8b31bd674ecf0848baa8e135c382f PDF Text Text VOL. 6 UAPFEB A UEJL5W8, giuintss Jirecftrs. A TTOR’TETS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ZB. Mtotters in Cbanoery, Ta* and Insurance JACOB FERRJS, Attorney, Cevunelier end BoUcitor. WAR! NASON ALLKN, prevision., pi dot., ttah. tested, pertTaad grain an Kind*. Alan toys tomdiea, ata^ete. Store CalMarn a Block, Stele alreel, HaaUnga, Mich. Dials* n groceries, HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Roberts <fc Striker, D. C. HAWXEY, pkEALER lu .11 Had. of Family Oreceriu, L-r Nt—» and Wooden warn, and a gwenl asFortment af Proviso™, Abo Notary Pnblic. Blare, two doer, out of the H.iiinga (lou.o, ROBERTS .BALKK3 ia drug ' risen, palnU, oiU lew and moat complete awortmeut of W. MARKER, Yktholesale •“** r*fadl dMj( TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. y- FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLTJB Tl eery. Particular attention paid to Convoynchsg, the invcstipvtllon of titles to Land erncieaurcu of mortgages. Aa. Will be happy > attend to al! calls tn the line of their profession nd business. OSce ia the Court House, Hastings, Mieb. GROCERIES! H. WBIGBT, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. HOB. RAISINS. CODFISH; la fact, everything In tbn Grocery Hue, sect •» will be needed for fatuilv uae. Also a great variety of the DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Genrrsl Land and Tax Arant, will attend to the collection of daMaandall other buxiuew pertaining to b'.aeSce. Ultna tn Goody«*r'i block, np ntalra. J gikkmiiis’J TXBTunnKBir A*4 Ceekltff Extracts, roa th* rsrsctAL bskevit or th* ladiks. We alao keep on hand a good axaortoent of PENS, PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., Ac. Upon our shelves may be townd all of the MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES B. P. CHERRY, OTART PUBLIC and CosTeyaueer. will a tend to all buslnras entrusted to him with ■ W« would rMpocttull.r annocmoa to tha mUromptneM and Ideliiy. Residence, Johnstown, larry eounlv, Mich. Dianka kept always on hand. x«u» of Haitian and vicinity, that we intend to eel I ererv th in g i u our tine of trade aa ebean aa can be hourfa I at any placa. Ona ua a call and judge for yeuraelvce. We intend to sell N (DIEnBAIPp (MSB 8. C. PRINDLE, TUDOE OP PROBATE Notary Pnblic, Gen V erri Lned and Tax A greet. Will bo found la the Court Mouw, at Hasting*, on the 2d and Id H. COOK, F DEEDS. s»A NoUry Pebtie. m Oenrt Boom, ond open at all ba paid when paper, are left Afternoon Session 1PM. imiw 00 BOB 1W 00 1414 101 100 00 80 80 00 00 99 XS Evening Seaeian, 7, P.M. proceeded to business. The Committee on the salaries of the Connty Officers through their chairman aubmitted tbe following as their report Yonr committee appointed upon the salaries of County officers would beg leave to submit the following re­ port—That the average amount of saleries paid for tbe part five years is as follows. Am’t paid County Trees. 9780,00 “ M Proa. Att’y 664,00 « Cfooaty Clerk 690,00 Your committee would recommend the allowance of thu following aalareto for 1861. 1700,60 J udge of Probate County Treas. 800,00 Pros. Att’y 540.00 County Clerk ___ _ 600.00 All of which is respectfully submited audyour committee ask leave to be discharged. O. H. Palmer Chairman. On motion of Mr. Thomas tbe re­ port waa accepted and committee dis­ charged. Mr. Jones moved to amend the re­ peat of tbe committee by allowing the Proa. Atty, a salary offour hundred dollars instead of five hundred aa re­ ported by tbe committee. The onetticn on the amedtnent waa decided in tl>c Affirmative by Yeas and Nays as follows: Ysaa.—Mr. B:tmnm Jones Smith Bassett Patrick WulfCJratner Polly 8 Nats.—Hall Thomae Walker Rob­ inson Telford.—6 ’ Abaeut.—Mr. Barrett Durfee Pal- Mr- Smith moved to further amend the report of the Committee by allow­ ing the Co Trans, the sum of coven Bpeciel attention w»!l be naid to COMPOUND­ ING ...J putting up rahtidRlPTIONS; and any Hundred and Fifty Dollars. one purol.iu.iug modicluM sf ut cia rv'r upon The qnertiod on the amendment tlfeir being wae fort by Yeas and Nays aa follow. GKEisruriTsrEYeas—Mr. Jones Thomas Smith BOBKRTB 4 tflklKEK Walker.—4 lUanxoa Maaes 8. IMJ1. Nays.—Mr. Barnum Hall Robin­ son Barnett Patrick Telford Cramer Polly Wolf.—9 Absent —Barrett Dnrfee Palmer.—8 Mr Wolf moved to at> end the re port of the Committee by allowing the Co. Tress, a Salary of Seven Hundred Dollar*. Thu question on the amendment was lost by Yeas and Nays as follow*. Ykas.—Mr. Jonas Walker Smith WolL-4 Nats —Mr. Barnum, Hall Robinson Bnsrrtt Patrick Thomas Cramer Polly Taltord.—9 Abaent—Mr. Barrett urfee Palmer Mr. Cramer nraved to adopt the report of the committee as amended by the Beard. The question on the adoption of the report wua lost by yeas and nays aa follows. . Ykas.—Mr Passert Jones Robinson Cramer Patrick Walker.—8 GIN A* A REMEDIAL A«ENT. Nays.—Mr. Barnum Smith Wolf Hall Thomas Polly Trifoed.—7 HUB DELICT OU'S TONIC STIMULANT, Absent — Mr Barrett Durfee Palmer Mr. Oraaaer moved So reeoMtder the veto by which the adoption of the or Heady Pay, oaly. J. M. NEVINS, Public, and Tax agent. Particular In aUantioe paid to making out Deeilt. Mort­ gages and Contract.. Groat car. taken in forselealng Mortgages by adrertbement. (J? ,o **5 i"* 0>«*«W«ry Thuraday Morning Bib 18S9. •fYi’. HwIrdDolU., tor Ik./Mr Board met pursuant to adjournment 1MI b. adopud. Roll ealled-qoorutu present, Board Tl» qtwloo oe th. etefthe W proceeded to boniness. that pan rftha Rapon va» daoUad Mr. Benfield preeehted to the la «ha .Snmtlr. b- Yaaa «ad Baja Board lais bill of one hundred and aa follow; twenty one dolbra (1121) for hording Yua.—Mr. Ba-ru Patriot Tbomaa Jury In the Dillin Trial, and asked the Cnuner PoUj Taltord Hall BoMaaon action ot tha Board upon the account Walkar Jaoaa Smith Woll Palmet— Ms. Polly moved that the account be allowed. N«y*v—Mr. Barnum—1 The motion waa lost by yeas and Ahaeot—Mr. Burna Dorfae-9 X a* • Mr. Smith mcved that the beltanes UoourroBt Moaey. nays an follows. Saadla T. of VoacUrs, Yxab.—Mr. Patrick Mr. Robinson of the report of the committee aaaOm Quarters Salary, mandad by the Rood ba adopted. Mr. Wolf Polly Smith.—6 Additional The question on the adoption of Nats.—Mr Barnum Hall Thomas Bundle U. of VoMhesa, the baltaDca of the report aa amendBassett Jones Telford Cramer Palmer Er roru in Footing, Walker.—9 Absent Mr. Barrett •d by the Board waa decided in the Caah to BaBaDoa, afflrtBative by yaaa aod nayt ■ toK Mr. Durfee.—9 Mr. Cramer moved that Mr. Ben­ Iowa: Taaa^ Mr Baroatn palmer Smith field have have to withdraw hia acoL Bassett Patrick Walkar Ctamer Motion carried. Mr. Thomas moved that tha com­ Robioaoo Wolf Jowaa.-10 Nata—Mr. Hal! Thomas Polly mittee upon salaries of County offi­ On motion the report ces be required to report at one o’clock TaUMd.-4 and Um Committee diada Abaeat —Mr. Barrett Dnrfoo—9 P. M.—Motion carried. Mr. Polly oorad that On motion Board adjourned until On motion Board adjourned until ? o’dock 1* M, one o'clock P. M. DBUGfl AKD MEDIC I NEK, Board met pursuant to adjournment. Berd met pursuant to adjournment. BChcaslcate, Paint*, Olla, Cam- Roll called—quorum prasaat, Board Roll celled—quorum preecet— Board pro­ Vv and Provisions, Pork, L*r< al Hods of Produce bought and sol a TToasnr coaxBtixoa at law. A *-r MMi-r ud C.M«'l.’ I. c.™.Particular attention paid to the collection cl claims and money promptly remitted. OSee. with W. W. Ralph E*q , Middleville, Datry Carao I», Michigan. or [OVNOUJOXO.] Mr. Cramer moved that the interest on the County Order held by Mr. B. B. Clapp, of seven hundred eighty .six and 20 lOOtha dtdlara, be computed, and a new order drawn for principal and inter­ est, bearing tea per ent internet. The motion carried. The Committee upon Miscellaneous claim* reported that they had passed upon the following accounts and reooraroaud allowance aa fallows; D.B. Eterta. Sheriff feea,851 50 951 50 P. B.di J. RemelljiUunoery 8 13 BIB S 94 fit of ths families of volcotaars, oo and after the first day of February,1862, shall do balance old acct, N»> reootn. do CowsmMetam, 9 17 7 17 nut be drawn bearing Interest. Which raaoluuou, oe mrttae of Mr. do • » B 06 4 56 D. B. Prntl3«pLC».PoarM 00 95 00 Wolf, was adopted. Mr. Polly moved that the amount ap­ J. W. StebHM do 40 00 40 00 J. Roberta. do 50 00 50 00 propriated from the Military fund to pay David Jordco, witBeaa free, 1 68 1 68 the part indebtedness of the County, be applied upon the judgment now held br M. 8. Btebbtae. Cuoat. - M 89 raj. C. T. Gorham, against the County. On tnntiun, the report was aecepUd. Wbteb motion prevailed. Mr. 'Dtomaa moved that the report of On motion Board adjourned until to­ the Committee be adopted. Carried. morrow cnoruiqg at the hour of 8 o'clock. Mr. Thomae moved that the Prosecu­ ting Attorney be allowed ooe hundred Friday Morning Jan. 10,1862. dollars for expeoen during the past year. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Motion prevailed. The Committee appointed to settle with the County Treasurer, thmugb their Mr. Keofidd pceaented hia accounts Chairman, Mr. Telford, presented the for one hundred nod twenty-one dollars, following, as their report of such aettio- for boarding Jury on the frllin trial. Mr. Polly, moved that the aort. „he allowed at the earn af om hundred sad H. N. SHELDON, Co. Trsaa’r. twenty dollar*. Io Acct with The queeuon waa iort, by yeas and Barmy Covrrr, nays as follows: 1861. Da. i kas.—Messrs. Hall Palmar, Patrick, Feb. 1 To Jon. Redemptions, 8 39 76 Polly, Robinson, Smith, WtJf-7. “ Untsurrcnt Money, 41 00 Nats.—Meesrs. Barnum. Barnett. CmCash of Barry Treaaarer, 900 10 mer, Jaoaa, Thomas, Telford, Walker, “ Johnatuwn ’ *-----------940 39 —7. Wcmdtaad 861 95 Absent—Mr. Barrett and Mr. Durfee Assyria 849 50 Prairieville 1099 77 Mr. Smith moved that Mr. ffsufisM Orangeville 301 52 have have to withdraw his acoL Irving 453 44 Which motion carried. Thurnapple 485 84 Mr. Wolf presented the account of D. Y- Springs 119 66 R. McElwain offive dollars for boardtag Rutland 96 79 prisoners in 1857. AS7 13 Mr. Cramer moved that the aecLbeiaIBB 96 Fri».2 9 00 Which motion prevailed. Feb. 96 Mr. Wolf moved that the cooimlttae March M3 OS upon Micellaneona claims ba discharged. a. 55 98 Which motion prevailed. March 19 firn 15 00 Nr. Barnum moved that the vote by April 583 63 which Mr. Sweeney wm allowed nm> . 54 48 hundred dollars for expense for the part 785 M year, be reconsidered. *, 35 12 The chair ruled the motion out of .or­ 993 04 der, the mover having voted in the neg­ , 7 88 ative, on the former question. July. June Reoeipta, 814 SB Mr. Sorith kttroduorf the fotiowing M Rednmpti___ , roeulutioni Cash of R. J. Grant, S40 Aaafoe^ By the Board of Superviaora “IE " of D. Cook, fiasa, IB 00 that one more coat of pafot ba added to 10 00 the amtifo af the Court Haam, and that - of D. Striker, IB 00 the Ineide be painted In a good and aabAug. July Reeeipte, 114 00 stantial manner, the painting to be done “ RaBnmpciom, ______ by the Arsaef Jaaa not. And abo, Primary School money, 2086 14 that the out buildinga be raeaired ; and Sept. August Receipt*. 196 48 that D. G. RoWneoa. H. N. Mekkm^nd Redemption*, 50 Daniel Striker bo appointed a Committeo - 98. Cnab of D. Cook, fiorat, 15 00 to contract far eald wert.aad ana that it Oct. 1. September Rsenipca, 808 89 ta Atthfully performed. * Bihlfhsi, 19ft 41 The question on the adoption of the Nov. 1. October Rneelptn, 477 98 resolution was lost “ Erftaptiopa, 968 75 Mr. Wolf moved the adoption of the “ 4. Probate fee*, 11 00 fjillnwtno roiAluliz,n ■ * 8. “ * BOO * 11. Chah of Avd. Gwenl, MBS 77 ProUte few, 99 90 W. K. Ferria. CouL feet. 8 34 AO 19 JI 51 9 87 11 11 U 19 I! 1ft ST 91 59 IS After a almost uai_.__ ____ , . ._____ fill like weather,’ brekati oaly by one cold storm, water has seddaoly stepped to with a wacatag. TW aharp, weld Cha transport Seat jotaoiha May. hot U wUl Dot ba hag before you tea dm bear that the satire anaditiaa has rtrack ita first blow. The first— for aa expedition oftUe sort has ael Waa plaaaad for the purpOM ot striking a single Mow. Yonr correspondent has, all along, aonvayed the idea that the part of the expedition which has mads ha reodeevoaa at AtmanoHo-larga aa U to both to maa, means andsUpo— toaaly aparstoacf the pro­ tected oKpeditiM. UwiUkatMnMMly feHWrt/baaetFmtoam MamMand M Dre. 1. November Redemptions 86 60 December • 79 61 Error In Oct 4 ”Errar ta Footing, rijxr—. —i » r«hM. rf Ofcriw.— Wte. tt. Bmfer IMfaM, Mr mfe. rmM IM, tou. W® UM t« » • tm.MtMMwU.Mk—>k. �lat: ysicAGO, Jan^l7. i ths President, were told'that this rebel­ dch to the 7'imei, date? lion should be pot down by the strong ilumbus, Jan. 16, savs had been kindli ibtWrid jjutoe .to.jytwMt to, itaii M* is much speculation -is a rebuke" -.TM confiding hl thtif rulers^have*todlJagged In their WtWIut life thd trthaire have been at ful assembled’Nftrigftaittf/jmd a halo of thp cobmand of tht^Ghvernjpent. All $•£$0 P«»pfe»ec«»Mld8thas «been done . Eda* MiW Eldar in Um boanti! room- of ittaa. pant: Sanhedrim, with rtWy, and with an-cijfrgy and earnettMastMequallod in the Mator/of the past. w™» bj J:.lrt MJ, .pte' mighty dignity arose and" opened Ha miq,£Xisfeffoe, .af.d .With npjlftcd arms "F™ «»>.«•£ matt-|» did” fi'r »U« genet JEIinifa IriirMirgM pf Rsrnnj.’A, _ __ _ occupied three full days. After the case eetfe no {Mogfcvwere wllaly toldfthat'the troops must be drilled' nrd. Hint the weather was Mul .wgr <nUKm tflnfl the Council said, Amen ! ,i>;n;;. ad. a.ftMrtd'pkiciteaiaflirtba rtjl»r< <fiih tmtthoiriajici TW p*»* *M dnajtedlbern campwgn; mid that until the wv attar should words puissant in force, skid !tfiab the pfab- ably conducted by J. A. Swoetay Prosepfo Were ejaw-ra-ri tor'salify. ooMamptuously cMtidg'feihffnd them.p»e grbvcfling Dwight May ef Kalamazoo, "Myron II. wIMM Ml souad about ftlwm. t -No^Ura elM^ tingled lharae arf^ndignflkui at tt® thought 1 ill'at bo’rnes must do plun'dere5,*and loyal a little town tax, a little £<watf tax,-a S’SSESii*©, W>e-WdcMifea- ‘-arid CWWanc ble time when tho army would raqxstffU ! ahostatistioal -documents. Will be mnrh re^ririyi, yqd Jt is .believed that lb*right lorwve cauUngcs with­ out pturta^ J4)» w«UfcAa Frwkiag privilege. ’ A good work of reform is • hawajTEMS. I5JT &> fenrMc thousand prieuners op MMdMktn ^krtakbgad, tearfyfree KohJfed of Whom connected with lip atmy ^llic^Puiomac. . 'Tho of ochaugSe inaugurated by our (> . aru- iweM M* folly' rcaprocatsd by She rvbcl uuaWWMt'.^y M*arf» - «?ikrMlhiore ^iai •*t,» Tbe heart wns'fl^totth fte* 11fi»,Mkrfthci psopft‘alrffffiftYdrgoi their chagrin in the! To. the honest st>ldierV't.s»flte9d mK n*Uaw her . Nrt boat, Am. M. •elf Hartlfoig.MMP- to.'«»vap-MfebeaH Th. IWl Iwx. U. RrdbfcH s« ImpdtlwllyHh?kU kfeWfttl Kdut?w^hen tfaltbri Should have dealt out <• fn>m Frrtrw M-nm. Ibfc inh. Uf- that w> mMlicem. «T BorflU.', ®«r hMi .rttoM t r.p*H KM-br ;l.y » MH W-W'Autumn cainc, and dis people wcra that ibr wlml, fl", HOf<M*l M* t*«awfolV' Uddobat warier rM Uv proper "AH’flW l"l’L , ..i tiac.furiwurbing. of our. armfoa. .and U i; .Z L'.f > . Immhu, J«i. SO. dnrtl lo-forrify ' TB-tM liM^nKM fr> h«<lagO d'Yip. * Aghln tha people were ntterfy qt-iwtrfViiiM tun. winroundsd; ]o4 all" confiilcDee iu «p him Ji j?ri-«kAM^nw<teyn>uf*ng near tbbse they bad-trusted. Tbs nation^ of tbe whole world u ere-daridhig.our tuntd- ■W eSb’ft CriJss-roads, in the vicinity of o’rinrtr on Ity, lind threatrirhif A- wflb Sertn^n, Somerset At half p*M Banmay amrnaon ZoMdMfor ftWd Balre if we did oyt allow ourselves worthy of Peyton-had*‘been killrif* and tbe rebel* -Wbrainfoll ristroAl «o tbtfr efttreneh^ ths arrBywtWKfriA ^im<v:«oiBe%nnJ .neofc atMm ^.rinpf, wifo the iMerwh lo ! and behobH MMsM 'bot a fovbMhle in hot.pursuit- .-No further parltasfairs thn4,'Wd ihft army *wft-go Inta whiter HvgiMP rwaai'V lb*, losses w other ••dUe ;iX.» .•».<*-vr quttrferit. *Thd roads .ire gt^bd, the' iwl'. .St. Lnviti, Jan.iM). diers are.impatient, the people ace ready, . John' D. Hendursun. • LbrngMs' Dembut Um governmeut at^Vashingion says owns nf >be - State Cwvepthm, and an •‘•oHJai;’ _ Wmt.r ia luiW spent and tir immiaing Union man adn a' Brigmighty army nf 200.000 men on the Po- adier Genera* In -the Steles acryiws, has toinac is patiently nrttlhgln whiter quar­ bean appoiau-d by ix Gtworncr HuH te fril TYu»tea-fu|k « scat ih th* United ters. NyW what, jil! these j»li<it||<kr BW— Banate. *V-a>jiniUmaq,ihpi.CMjl thft ^xyglvo made through” tho ice •41 ** »UI they tell ns teat the opposite jtho .eit y.eaierdny, and ferry time fur fighting has come? Will Is bfe' host? ifi ht>w rup Infe. Two days rnnre' fff lhFijwtnp when the roads ore Impass­ ot mild weather 1 Hl-primaWy break tha gorge below ftnd itirely clear the harbor ible, wid Jisetuu! and deftt|i are thipning our rank*’ Will it be when.tbe nation and various other useless exponditor'es, dogs of wax, that this foul depd may has just received smell uliova the earth with carrion men. -frnsteihgJbr burial I'* . -frwos J.sffsrson, Mo., the auUgmpJl latter When we shall get through making big of TrWtiswpai whfcb, tw puHishsd men, when wo absil-censa our grand re- -brated ___ -wxw- —— > x-—- yl®w«vand begin our grand march, when W.wliingt/m ho |ja9 bt«j engsgad for yerfrv% arguingtbboa belW/tbe United 8tetea Suffente G.wt. 'His rxiliticai courage to look teaitert in ths, fitee and nnteoedanta are of the Ptennsylvania say, “So far and no larlbcr,” w|ion it gut Dotipwrat schmfti and be hMalwavsbaen through patting treason and lictfo* thr *HghAoned *»4 fooderaie iff hia politics., feet^of traitors, when the Gorernfflriit 'Ho was called to Mr.Boehafom’s CaWndArcs speak in. our Congress,. Ih quE Ex­ •H, It-wil| ife remembered, abnfttHhe time of its Breaking ifown, 1n -Doe.-, I860—ilk ecutive, iii fjus. Cabinet, .got: by. wanly kina the pl^ftXMr.' fftu*’ „ /LUoraeT^raelsMMtions, but b.v Mbits. 6r*,Al.whe» <*> irtfer HfliviJud'A. then, and not till then shall wn M viote- .,„^l he rtfoitiun of Secretary of State on «hs rcsiftttUn'ofUr. Criri. It waa wjwa. let. only tapping the pockets of t|ic peo­ ple, in lU tarn jrt -165 JnHars per obH>m. Great is tWmvttSry of obrmedn«M. ‘ 11. A bant this ttmv the great King. Tbe Dtnuvr jafaWK^WY^. h* •J ptpaated .by th* uadisguiaed approvd of J his efforts in behalf of his client, by his ’d . erail levpoHMM i— -------- — associate counsel." ~H^5!r. Allen Ims a lt and Latk* than any New York IS andleleg^a^uf' -- • gO> ■. rnxu.tk.n ... h.,.r, b. «l, EBQM aru. and _hnuui "M-t sains 11. *-t * close application to’Tus TlIBEE^TttJQ sATEi: Hooks, a a strict attention U> business. No client’s interests will suffer neglect at, liivh been somewhat'nbliviousl made hi*1 his hands. Mi's* oppcarssicc. awd oxclawpeth: VYhat DrrRorr Tribdsb.—The Prospectus «srf4tfthi« thifwAhUlsecI 13. Is nett«lib lahsawf/ worthy «f falsi our columns te-day. The 'Tribunt ishies4 AMnittnt’ho for rt»m ■ tbs la-‘ borer lafannr Mnd * wstebes nWHjgsted tn among the leading papers of tbe West, and ia the bsst paper A>r Miobigan’jwad •; rsndsr 4’ntn Cscur th^i which fas owsib era tn take In connection with their-local fuf h*^ 'hire? " . l>i,'Yea, verily. If Evil Spirits prs- papers. We frequently disagree with the Tribute,.perhaps with.'.dll ottier| rail, and their dumicils are in dangsr of bate? Met ain lies of beN. let them bis cast pnpars upon topics ofStetc and National policy, but wc accord in it 'more of can­ out Into outer dirknees, that danger may dor anff gcitM&tArteo.isto con . ffee away. , / ■ '■ ■ '•■« ■l^fi St>a1l (he-fape of the . people be seienthrtrsfy do'te mewy uf Its rivals. It w News Departments,—git ing, msImsmu a „ xtnntn'irry • << w« 5ritcre<!ifi«*-isjuli ‘i -Mjchiiian— its tTovutlon ” IcPlhe. U>cal and JiqAewMtMeTMichigan, sddum assnnea a ‘‘Kentueky ufpUiali** ” ground down upon the tj thc-sione, tn u potr maitsx.nt State P^cy* aud it nevpay fiddlers for sinners tn dance 1 Or •r employs one editor to write duwm the rather dnesnot ju«tee req nine that Mealera <m i*rtai*i atreeta In wrtry,wntt-»n nnd ‘lAd.'n'nii«irafM>s,’'tu be fulloxed'by aj series pf artidcy in vindication of its apirlbr thnHrffiain» nnd^destrny, uhouhl policy. After |iaviug. subscribed V<»r futy Ibflteingf tfi^chld'.’otlt of thblr own, nt Wasliiug*tW,sliB4nMlMk>tt> giv« the vttdcrirMMw Yyt DpWiwn TdrtrM Ml. and accurate uf the liwnnrdt. of uur,.Midu^in a-'Idivrs during lite war, and uf the cbanjgi of ff litgrtw* In thia JmmwC ifa> 9k.&M>*bB am> ►wponro m. the State, as it has u<>UH g<-Mir*l tiWereal of variety tarcfuJly si|octeJ nt’ ill goften gain ? And the people with Neer Yvrk orother K^ which cannot bjri'.wiHrti ilaltbr to thfeTdWfly.C Mcriisuias, - Mwuhaut, one accord said yea, most noble King. So mote it be. Sat ah. Mew Advertisements- Mwhtgan reader, whudwr Ixniifli.__ _ Ol-r CoRRKsroNDRwn.—Il will he no. cfaanic, or uthftMMpMolttftftny Eastern, ticed that we have two correspondents I »per. ■ - -• ■ _ ' . w^jn write over the aicsMtm-o “J. C. B.” Or, rather, one a omtributpr and the oth­ ^Invariably in advance—Single Copy,. er a correspondent. One writes from the T»«|>IX pflrif, *20.00. antxjWk Cop. army and the other does not. Army te the person who farms llie Club. ■ corrsspondene* ib always headed in such , Fsra Olvb of FH^ri-Mr».«»* .’rhrea. a manner Met thrnenMd be no mistake fcftra'OpMs.nf the TriAVe?lrty Tritane. ft IX MR8VWS kBowiov MmnseNas tebb hiFor a Club uf One llunilr.vl, ^rtrk Copiss, or tha Ihrtty Tribute. Tho Low Pr»ca<» Ctebw »*.*»»■*! ■!(»» Specially Notified and Solicited, MtrioB.—A little nftfemlnO o’dock, uftlic parinvht df MTntni.WlonxtQ AgeaK a large aod briiiant Tefceuic i,l« WiilM... Delay. on Mon^grevening, ’•MW*11. “ tbe northeast, illu- beyond the nljova.ternwt Thii notice U given to mt. the trouble end <r ikfMgn ia to furnish U» Michigan readers mi natfag svtry object. It* first appear­ ance w«s©bent 45 degress above ths- in Size-end Genaral InteeeMj'^nd--Bauer borixou. Il traveled with jjrsot rapidity fur them thrit awy- ;N&V' -Trit-k or oilier in a north-westerly direction until appk- «0»n>lTkW3^?U' “ soldiers stHfco—cease tn ft tten upon tin*, wealth of the people, and1 “Let slip'.'tbe ntos LASSIS* skillfully interwoven by crafty counsel­ patriotically cast aside hta grtimbline and lors, which tho defense had So' meet and proposed the instituting of a Board of ovarenme. That it waasaceejpluUy done, ?<•’><-. Great solemnity reignrd, and ail admit, and if. ftr young friend .W eminent.fMs.faif fVPMiMa is fully com .the thing waa difl. . '- ' How to Sate Mon^y pasee l Or Will those in Mthtfrity k€ the . array of evidence against the prisoner, altlmugh wliolfy eireumetswUd,which was NOTICE * tar Mr. Sumner !'ZZi2t” •tbe Synagogue, sonewrnia^ sotwwfl tahtes sm■! coupled V. ith wiadnm. the. job Wtf and arc willing to submit to any thing.for and. urges Use £ed. Ptgr>« •hewid be ftfWrtAd 4ft M dHtiMtion'ti Writs. gar tax.^a littje coffee tint, litife' ten tldt k>MMIM aoff4>ie succfM ip. jhis ti.x, aud'a little rtUjbiTxflXrnfrt* Wtrai of cnsc must be truly gratifying to himself, . FiJSssi A1'1. HirWrirt'- ’ ■ and friends. There was..quite a strong 11. T’inanciul shrawitje-ns prevailed labqra for Iha coming conlliej. hr stripped of ite'wwnlth, and bas given shaft Qai. PafSMM,mpr in that pity, tn its htl to no effect 1 Will It Be when tho UtabMPtM-tw prMura the ralease peqpl« are disheartenad and exhausted or mure,— Tbe ^rt^KvtWM0NMb#>R uniawey. irtUaSUfc- UM. » Herts woHjtrf £&>lj and N. A. Bnlfih Efft^pf j£a)amazoo.—।, tax. iriktte UnitedStriss tax, su­ Mr. Allen la a young man, with a repula-, 10. Mnsuplsu a former nremhler 1e cheered with the promise, that w*oo dial! propjjioui timellHihW arrive^ the • blow to-night, with the frigs teCuraGerland. ‘ »qutd be-'str'det. Then afl'.nrtntb ^rc, jR^ g| MmM .I,r““a s|| t rfT D.»ttr Is Joy and L. Ili'ftMfWfat >f> Battle Creek.' AnWCtaW citizens insulted nud murdered drix’ i'MrtiteM MtfR'B. Jath..JT and-wr fleg, the idol of tho beart^ttH iUasonMauafy’ aMMSftk io dd^cute StalledbeeMil Geu. WM 4MnWatl»W>li<« pie weather was not suited to the taste of Hugir «feNor®!kCfto temart? Usi*oecn and children from the city. .“web *‘t . ■asii—i s ii 1 .pd io (W. ! ‘j3P,r?0 ba «wrt sribre lavurnoic, favorable, iraiiura traitors must oo muai rule. the semi-secesb Damoorats u» Congress. . r^.., TEAirs SASTWASO. Kight feis-U..,. n*sr( iA*«J»A-1fc by foyat o*wm rtiMew'fo. IWk,Dix •nJttanufti that the AdnflnTstratfan was chert mrerenrt# frirWt -14 rfceces. Mr Stan‘thoHalu man of tried Hyriitrof Integrity. 4" SSttWXfta .reotjy within a few degress oftbe horizon when it exploded. , ( fortifying its political frietuia. «a- Jmy* Issvts sndftjl Questions Blate Polley, nd Notice ! Wjktrh.—Tho past week has been Mlynpto Mi« popol.r idra of. Mi a ijin winter—and a lints mnnj-oe-.- -Snow has fsUsnlo the depth uf a foot or more, and th ess coM mornings—Oh!—Ohl ' • invnt nrculalion torevfrrj requCTtri leiwd iMrLcA'i scriptions may commence at am further, PAY' ALWAYS W ADV When ft Club 4A Cicr- FtWri ^exIco.' A r’Yo^, JaH. fB.'pwtant qe»wi from The Dial It n^jj {anized a new-.nd FlMMAr^hinu.i, ^nretary of^tai^ issded a auHd£ artfly to M.0W. ahd calling Ml tIM*1 foe •• many veluntaam as • J^illlurni^. 1 I is bellered ih*t 150,000 troops will * tha h«U . Is publisheS ■ Mnppufcatwl Egennw'.ln ? at! .* ’tftwjate, Ja H �MW NEW. ■CURT! LOW PRICES mo'tuuk: GRANW BUDLING] o wo;* 3 a tty of Barrv. »ud i jnfarflo wit: a* 3 rftkt Grand Army&f jtMHtin In commencing a VMJM4 KuaCMMBn* M shall be tbaMarhate aaaltaataae 'aVAklUN^BAlX ■•<*•** iWflPiWJiOTWR yjRfoe^ Itl Hti wt'slBer'pfM/e eitale ofaxtuttair A> Dux 10k. aj»hte>t tod Jui.rJ'Tpr® Pursuant to a license and adthonly In thia case Afina, nighty sweats. LIVER Sfcw £wi(ftk WE D‘“d-“T-.V-xW' HVAE JOST RECEIVED . U fi-x iBwemmya. In .b. m.u.r alrh, Mut,'-, ........ ....... th* nd of pictorial art. sale at Vkblte iufllten te the high*I.bidder al the School hOHM, ib District ho. tqro. in tbe towoahip of Maple ftroee, h> tixco(rtiitr of Barry. luttacfs unt uretaMX. _ i'Sjg €»ET Yff«x MrSCctT of Saturdir, January 4tb, ten. andeMilM-. •' ’ THE RATTLESNAKE: * W-’lSSi TBE RJCBXX DR I VATTER. A LOE OF THBPUKSEhT TIME DarBng’A IJvpr Bcgnlator. hU Town two [K] north of rang* an ven (7) Weal, enntianing tn »H. three buurtted acre* of land. ‘Urr*-*?d * ‘ ADAM WOLF. JUftculcr. Dated, MdteMp *l*€te s r ;rt>L 8FECIAL Mfi. Yootr. w Brooklyn, wrftee: 'libjuij jan9t7 which qonflned me t <? (he housa NOTICES SHSIWi* We wnut ^Tfn-nU Of"- <At< and was Merely cwrJ. I bwve lied no attack ainee.” eminsy e»- itar^y. boMew al Ue PevdjMe UHico U. the village of Haatio'ra. ojj Tursdar Die 21st da< of Dcecm0srl<ln'4lieiy»*r ol nuf Lard enaithou- PuMt, Lard, Btmicr, Wtiwd, Mid Mvnoy. on subsenptu>n’,Rk'[bv ijanntr nflwc, YVe 1 tjipone Igi- Darting’* Lite Bitters, D. Waataretet. Em., of South teh. svar Mfa, must bare il»tauj:l>t ><■ d»/likew ise ; wc la Atet matter of M*e fttpt-APf Georgo l^Uart. late of aMid countv, deceased. ' Ou reading and filing itt.thia Hurt far Ptobate. have du jjmc.Ui.go-c^yevlWjg. iy Specimen copier rent free to all spplitanta. AiMrMa Al tetters ardretnlUa^.. purtpate.to CAULDWKU., SOCTHWOUTH JL WIIITJCXY. JVoprirtors 7te Aew Fant jMwrawg. Hadd M Ann street. Ke#VorkOrly. [Dee. M.W.] tbe said deceased. . .- - . ri Thereuntm. it ia ordered tbal Tuesday .the S5tb day of jXuao.TMk.MeieAn^eUMlXxbe fore­ noon, be assigned for the bearing and proof of said Will and iea'ament and thatIbwdfefra at law ottaiid-depca^d. *ud eU utW persons u.vr«U:d ‘r T7:r.t"fr wS MOFFAT’S LIFE PILLS AND PIKEKIX HITTERS q'HESE HEDIC4NF.9 bate now been be­ X fuia U»c publu-for a period of THIUTJ’ YRS. XM vfitrinE that tfmr have tmintafnrd a 1djth eharaotor in almost c< vry port uf Uw Globe, fur tbcM eaiirfurduuwy and immediate power of rao- Zkertjtor therein namedjtive noiice t<> al( parties in teres led of the hearing snd proof of nud wUt. by can.mg a copy tit th* notiMshd order to be pubUsbed in the "Republican Banner,” a newspaper printed iM-KaatlrfM.- snd cirauMtuigxttssid eotfniy «f Iter^ ry. for tbo luU icrn» iff ibrcc weeks. UKccMively. niicgst least in each week next immediately prece­ ding the hearing in tbe premises. - -■ 8tfeRMANC.TJU«l>I,R. A frtir «py. Judge <J Probate. Dated,’Haitlng*’, l»ec. kl, Iddl. janl ~ Rsapcu, if yon need cither or both of these most excellent Remedies,inquire for tbctn attLe stores; if Ti.n ao not fiurt them, taka no other, but ineloea One Dollar jp a letter, and on receipt of the taooey, the Remedy or Remadka will boaoot aeeerdiaa to your di.returns, by.Btad or expresa. poat-paid. Add reef, ' DAN’L & DARUNU, atf.i'l bunton dwaars iu.wbich die VEGETABLE UFE MEDICIAES Art well known to VU&Uibic. TUE DYSPEPSIA, br thoroughly eleanslnp the first awd ac. ond sMMnacha, and eraathg a'KW- of 'S 1S2S sREinrrs GROCERIES 102 Nassau St., New Yurk. Put up Im SO cent nnd|l Bottlea each. [nontlAmJ . . ONLY PREPARATION HARD-WARE Br »i?fbe of ode execution, issued out of and I i ■ at i J« mW। w u»w i',.. IStMl luytepMiMief Dyapepaia, wH| «aaUlK&» STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, cuaarauciK-e of its cure ■ " ’ If lVENBBH, by deefving the whole <4 flic luieaiiuui w’tb a solvent process. rtioutTjoicnife.-bHntalent ntniges Ware ftt costive Within two days. -•• ’ ■ And-textimpel*] a, new, and «!rn«tt witboui num­ ■EHS.ulsll,Kiudp, by rsajoring tha birred ber, uiigbt bc giren fh.m laclica aad^gatUpitn tMarrtreulattou. ihreiigli lbw process of iu all grades of aoclpty, phasa muled tMUniwiy hbn m each eaara, and tbe thorough seta- r.oue aosld rw»Ul. Ui»l Prof Wood's Hair Restor­ ative w.t) restore the bald and gray hair, end k«east itolf of the <crt half of the aoufte Mat quarter egrve the halrof the youth tu oM •<«. "i* » **• at Motion tortatr -sis. < *6. > ill Um o*h«p Iwa. CM ytmthfW bJMWy. north of ''range seven (7» west, containing one r ■ Battle Oreak. MisK. Leo. U. MM. Fnor. Woon: Thee win ptaase accept a line to joints. inform tbrv Chat the hair on mr bend all fetf off *» lllMMrt’gB*' ■‘(Y-’Jidr'ibi.apa---------------------------- -- ------------- -------------. one MtaadxfU>dauU named tn Mid. cBeCuuim. in !, enuig the kidneys and hladil.T they operate moat orwr twen'y years ago. caused by a complicated Ichronic dysae, ay mlcd^with aU|^ryptio|yon the delrgi^liyou lh«M iiupsrtaux orjpsuv. and iwcc ' ^'r»'r’crb^?■uTyja,*’*-4*- ,W**1 J W to a Blate of dcpcntUnce to obtain stuff for caps, nei'igan, deacribad ••’UeWusfAMBf of the north-east I, AIm WORMS,by diaMgiag from tho Uiruinga fito do them up. in eoue. d thp.bowata tlrtj ajiray matter la which Umm bead has suffered extretnelr .vtaawss^?’ *"**■ AND DRY GOODS! Pref' ffwdV rtrtofnAv, ftrtttal *at* Blood Which.a»id right*. titleaand u>t»re»t«, I sbalj Jteu«wtewafl*«w®od.aR.-M-t»ten|itlw Mtat rtpOM fors-ic rt'palHitf auction or vend ar, to article in aarkte teXUMH/Mfaer>l *J*k‘l,*.r UMMr.at 5H fr*H tear.* iUPkq aa will aa those d'aeaaee WbicbliAso from impure County Court Houac. >11 die village of fTastingv. Blood. '< M iltiliiUlliiMiW MHWiHlBd wien- <ui S^irdav,the eighth J rih] day of February^ USe manner, and will not Jhl*ir«, ‘he weakest, -tip- ate] i •u-ffiellmr.il will rone up the system tosUtw>l||tata ptettyiaiM-rtgar.j ^T ft. one •‘i !»“rs,iv.lfv--: Gripltf tn t*a Bowels, and,Wi^ sod orereomeean'r'uTnPhVwiiftB.undV Ikon. ■ — T ~~n~»----------- .lyau-jMZ1 ■' rr.fv»w»j|-r!J, ROUE TESTIMONY. ■cpstsi GbassLssg*. Ejmtox Co., Mtcu., Aug. 11. 69. bottle, and receive to thyeelf the acripture dedar. ation-"the reward is Mrtboan that anJda< td tka widow and the fatbcrlea*?' ’ Thy friend* JUSA TO AH KttBf. Pa. C.-W.TWfoiM-Z>«r S#:—For four Tears I waa acrerelv aSicied with Rheumatism so that Stacks of intfaMBtaMi National Law School of the'State 0? K«w Yuik, rret apace of an months, the whole upper part oTwiy agtep w«* almoai anurelj >refi of Ma oorenng,. ?n! “^i^. l»n>«>w,*W* the jaidea and back pan ol mf head shortly after bo­ Ljinds'Forr Sale ci »thi I <■> ■*. Wteg afir liria lidMad bp Aa Han.' Probate Court, for lbs dual s^jnaMwaM td-aH mueb at a loM toJacyrer^e mum £ the ohange in my appearCBCt, ta tny’BttJrelufnstfto acquain■.«•.„»..I,n'r.N ‘ W—rmWir Tf Ai-rue I ; atitaUaasJ Mae# McntnoImpaired by «he inindi ; J aTTACtlMENT NOTU-f. | Ssr,f£ "VTOTICE IS HEREBY OWH. fturt on Ofti' I .the system, all tho eifocta of Mareury, infinitely fata, until, fortunately, in the latter part «( ttb Metier than the moat powerful preparations cf "rmUtiAxa 3ibsumum>tc~ I-rvpirrdandaoUhj W-J3. JfQFFA' nan • P&lftALE BT ALT: 4k. ■T*TEOF.MJ Unusually Low! �IT WILL MSP WOOD­ M wif aim to heboid and feorltss in al iiBh uesprlMlplei sf to BnvsUCAM Parry, which n foilbfally carried •at ia Sm ansntihiafwr nation, wHl aava oar notary from tbe evils now besetting it, sad will make It the freest and beat ft will dineuss with fidthftlNM and oatiter all tha great quretiooe agitating CbsofotteaM froRMytoday. Ob Um qaastioo of tbs extMwiua of HummiSlavs*v, ft will stand forth its on esoreromitiag foe. bdievtag as ft moxt rsfigtawtiy does, that slavery is ibe priaaary moss ®f the present oonfiist bstvsso tbs North and tho South, and that ft IsrvM a fosriul blight upon tbe oountry •r mticc ssskmg to outipresd and uphold MEND LEATHEB■ wk *in,i. sifc roa,J FALL AND WINTER IT WOL Y«rbr*-CU—___ WEARS NOW ON IT WIL “MEND MAMtX HAND with ona of tbe LARGEST end BEST Anortmento of PACTSt * That tha BLOOD PUKU1KB and BLOOD P1LA8 bare beea proved by analysis to ’w ,1~5?S22U5 555. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. fCONTADt WO MINERAL. mMb U. B»eW a DR¥ GOODS INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, who bare languiahod fbr years te bsiplese weak aOluwsl dUbOHtes are resaorA by <Mr ear dial sad gwaUy rtlnmlatiag yrepertles. TWibey Tho proprietors are reeslved to spare '.pb'OrUpU' to make tbe AovxaTMB equal, ta> all that eoustitutca a food sewspbpe.", to any published in tho West With this view an able corps of Mpartors, writers and correspondents ha* boot ■fgagafl, whose attention every Mating event of importance will daim. Amagfloeatts have been made ensuring for thb paper the moot complete comtoodhun of foreign tatelligeoea published b mt pspsr west t>( Now Tone, while oar fotifioes for obtaining domestic news, ■ulitery, nolitkai and general, are not anrpaaood nr any other journal, Besides having paid oorrespondsuts in all the camno West and Booth, we shall also maintain ones' Washington during tbe oeetiou ofCoagrms, and shall always be Ever shown in this Market, whieh prepared to send speotal reporters whereare prepared to well at a a mail •Mroceatiou may require. Thus, aa a ■—pap nr, we propose to place the Anadvance from wxran in the first rank. aHATTKEXD CONSTITUTIONS. bowovsr they mv hers bass trified with and abaaed: that th«ir direcltoerfoocy to to ie^tbaa CAUSE BOON TO HEAL, sad diacharga from As systare, svary taiat of Sorofala, wbetbsr hereditary or otbenrtos. That , RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, aM there to no dtooaaa of tha Stocnaah and Bowute tbe liver, the nervous system, the akin, gland* or “"aWSING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF TOR BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, la whiob they do nolriv. prompf rOiff and, (d adsatatotereo before the very citadel of life ha* beeninvaded.) iftot a aad gtrfiti ton. Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG ETABLE BLOOD PIUR are endorsed by the •10 00 a year saved ta every fcmily by One Bottle of AME1ICAN CEMEKT CLIE. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. TERMS CASH. VnUrovUi, ywwa, Q. V LAHtMU, M. B. Uk'uaiatlim, Otwl, Liver CwmplalwU NEW YORK COSTS. of atoeth, peoolaitn them to be tbe very beat nreparation of the kind enr offered to the brnk endow u victim* of ill hrolth. TL»» hunt diroaro through ■very avenns and oma of tbe Mm*.and to ex­ pel it tboeowghly and permaaeaUy. No oe* can doubt tbexr superiority after ear tingle trial-tbey are not only better tNrt, ia fort, cheeper than inv other PUto, for II JOHNS dk CROfeLKY, (Sale Manufacturer*.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Comer of Liberty Street. NKW YORK. Important to Iltwae Ownere. Imperant to Builders. Inijiortant to Railroad C'rtnjnnite. tbto vapor final Hate to time. Dr. Robaek « M«d teal ItaMM sad Family Adviser, aoatataiag a greatSMuatof latere----------- -information eaa be bad thregbeat the ooantry. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Important to Far more. To all takost tbit maf concern and it ton cerm trerybody. JOHNS fo CR08LET8 ntERUVRO OVTTA FWfiCBA WBKKLY ADVERTISER. his now over thirty one years since tbe weekly issue ol this paper was commeaoed. It has always been and will still continue to be, a valuable family newspaper. This-paper has been greatly Improved of late in its style and matter. It Is a very large sheet. containing thirty nix eelumn« of reeding matter, the very eream of tbe daily issue, and is fumbhed to all subscribers at tbs low price of oxx oou-aa rn tsar. It is emphatically a /■stt/jmewd^aper. It eontaina a weekly report of tbe market*, prepared express­ ly for its columns, which, to every farm, er, drover and lumberman, ia worthy ten fostas the aobecriptwwt price. Considertbe variety, quality and value of the itMttar it contains, tbe Advx*tisx» is the sharpest paper in the West. CEMENT ROOFING, MOFLF-A-T’S Dr. Bebark'a Btomacli Bitten. HESE MEDICLNES hareDO* been be­ fore the public fora period of THIRTY IBS. ud during that lime bare maiatotaad a high characur ia almost every part of the Globe. for their extraordinary and immediate power of res­ toring perfect health to |pen*oti* auCeriag under nearly every Lind ot discunu to which tbe human [■ t.Ll. . The following art among tha diatre**ing vari­ ety of human duroaro ia which tbe T VEGETABLE LIFE MEMCI5ES Tho ebeapeat A NEW ARTICLE. LIFE PILLS AMD PIMENIX BITTERS A new and delightful Ftomeehieand Cordial for giving tos« to thr Stomach, and tar tha prt’ftGon of biliiou. oomplaista incident to tbe West in fisuor it is ooprwr to afl other Fitters. Ayer’s Cherry Pectora]( DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing th* first sad ssoosd stomacba, and creating a fiv* of pur* and healthy bile, instead of th* atal* and acrid kind; FLATULWCY, Loaa of ArremW Hsaaraca*, R*muax*ai, Iix-Taar** Axxirrr, La we oca. »nd MiiaxcnoLi.T, which arc gcu'ral »ymptorn* of Dy*p«piia, will raaiah, aa a catural osoMOU'nc* of it* core. COST1 VEN EM, by clearing the whole length of th* introtinc* with a aolvant procca*, and without violence, all violent purge* leave tbs •6 00 bewebasMvs within two daya. FEVERS of all Usds, by reetoring tbe Mood 2 00 to a regular circulation, through the proesaa of —— 100 respiration in »u=h cases, and the thorough eola­ Ab an inducement to our friends to tion ofall introtinal obelrnoilou la other*. Tbe Ltrt N*nici»*s have been known to cure mreti thseoselve. to extend sur circula permanently In throu week*,.and. tiea, w propose that any one sending us RLLEUMATLS.M GOUT ia half that lime, by removing local infiaten new names for the weekly, accompan­ matioa from the inasclca and ligament* of tbe ied by ton dollars, shall have an eleventh Joi ata. DROraiES of ail kind*, by freeing and .tnurth copy gratis. arrngthokidwynanAWaMsr, theyaparatofaert * GEIGER A BCRIPFS, PuMi»bere. deligVaDl oa tboae importaai orgnnTaad bonce have ever been found a certain remedy for the ISAAC C. MOTT, wor.t case* of GRAVEL. Atoo WORMS, by dislodging from tbe taratnga ci the bowels th* *limy matter to which these la now receiving from New York and Boaton, his fall stock of creature* adhere. 0CURYEY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by a perfect purltv whiob these LIFE MEDICINES rive to th* blood.sad all tbe humors. SCORBUTIC KKCPTIONh and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their allcretive effect spec Constating tn pert of the fluid* that feed tbe aton, and the morbad •Ute at Which occasion* all eruptive oomplaiato, aallow Now Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, cloudy, and other dnmgreeabla complexions. Cntabed, Powdered and Granulated Bo­ Th. u*e of these FUla far a vry .fcrt time, will effect au entire cure of SALT RHEUM, sad a etri gan. DI J. BOVEE DOTS’ Imperial Wins Bitten IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF It eaa be applied to saw tai out noon at au. Try Tbe formula of Ibero Bitter*. now flHI) th' 4» propertv —•-—.-a r the oldest a It win aoou bo for sale by all of Dr. Raboak’a nomeroua Agosto, sad at tfotel*. Ac., th* oouatre erer.- In Ue may time, order* will be filled d> rath** Clocinaati in any quantity, al the low£ urea, Ac.; by the pnaatpal’IlviLawna, AacarTscra. aad atbaro, and baa rawed to be lbs CRRAPEhT sad MOST DURABLE ROOFING in was; It to to every rwwei A FIRE. WATER. WKATHEB sad TIME F&OOF ooveriag for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. n>*irtArO3ZrwMfcrfa/ otMofMort fa ffa Coitt whiab auabiao the deairefaa preprottoe el AotofeDy rto ZromMMw, erifab are asfo rnroaDy ockaow lodged to bo noowraaed by Q UTT A PKRC11A AND INDIA RUBBER. DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ HHEPXBiaib tWUl 111 JXJT*TXB3 Are eoatpoeed of a pure and unaduHaretad wtaa. No Heat is required in making spplicstisa • Bitten hare bees aa aoapto oasoa wW, however, bo packed aed Ml to any address, If daaired. Retail PrioeBl yar Bettie, «r ate for |l. hutnaa ayatem. that they art no* derail lx penaableeaa TONIC. MEDICINE AND ECTERACE. Principal aBeo and sale room, Na • last Fmirth *v. Sd building from Main .troct, Ciadanati,O..L=ber=t=-!- “---------- ‘ -- Per sale by J. F. 1..-^. Niobofe.OrMrerin* M Ul*. 1 man and De Raimer, Mid PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Il Casfia feat LliUs f Painttonaa Groceries! ! Mclaasaa and Syrups, Green and Black Teas, Rio, Ceylon, and Java Cofle, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, FEVER AND AGUE.-Far thia rooam of th® Wrotorn country. Uwe Medicimc. will Xe found Salt and Water Lima, aeal^ speedy andeortsfa reorody. Other madiSoaps, Baleratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. di*'*ae *»— be cured by one deac.or by two iu the wont case*. FILES—Tha original proprietor of tbaae tnod- Tmu5W A LIVER OOMPLAINTS. LMwAmwiiMl Dot­ > MfaMnea have been eaad 1> addition to the shave stock of Grneeries>s ------- ■------- - - - - NOTICE! US HlEBIKiBY BITO, THAT ALL THOSE NOTES A ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, LRAXTTOI AMD OTSBK MKTAL BOOM win M M *1 ttc Bxerai 08m, F*r MtecUn. 3STO r gfnt <iU nUf, 'f TnO, <u«, —Tbs b paid few Pi< -&4JC C. MOTT, GROCERY, SALOON, Tfcat arc Not PfeKbytbe fttta «f Im Nt. The sabscribsc is Dow prepared to sell FAMILY GROCERIES Aa lew as the hvoat. Ar OuAwraadr W only. » � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-29.pdf 9ad5ee35ec6fecd0a2ba9b3f2860d9de PDF Text Text VOL. 6. JACOB FEME, WAR! WKJHTMAM A BOBINION, 1 f ANUFACTCRERS W Me, absnMran i 1*1 ear-ware. Dealers fa iron, nails. st« DRUG STORE !l! AjUMsa.eb.stoewi ----------8he btld aloft a aaowwhlte »carf, Whisk Buttered fa the braMs; 8be breettodapray* far M»— A prayer to oodd not tear— ’ , Bet to peened to Mos ter M the kwi t. And Wiped nway a leer. He tamed sad Ml foe spot0 do Mt dree, him weak. For daestienn was th* Mldfar*a bout, Tboegb tears were on his check; Qe waleh the forward raek tore, over wbooe bead Maras etatreo earnmere had paMed. She was of nsodium height, and Mros the liliy ef bar Nocthoroattane. 8bo doaaad a Atom of plate, bleake<a< whUathaMet mse of tho ^urdlanji. W W.PARKEB, HOLESALE ate reUil dr-el er In GrocerIm uJ Proneione. Pork, Ijird, Rutter, nod al Uwds ef Produce bought end sold, nt bis “old rest invoke Hie aid who ever stilloth the tempest, to guide oar Ufa laden bark safe­ ly through the troubled waters I* Ab if in derision of her matchless ooirago, the mad wares dashed higher, while tbs thunder pealed a loud defiance to her words. With palled fade and lips com­ pressed, she took her station at the wheel, white two powerful men stood by to aid her an for ospoeaibto. With a firm head she raised the glam and swept the scene before her, thee bidding them have cour­ age, the boat entered on its fearful course, bounding onward, as if conscious oftbe band that gvided its destiny. Her orders were given la dear, food tones, white she stood proudly erect, her eyes h rightseed with a darker bloe, until ooe would have fimded bar tbe ruling spirit of ths storm. Tbe water dashed against the side of the boat, crowning her fair brad srith glittering drops: yet still she stood oahooding, while not an eyo te dl that group but guxed with mingled awe and confidence upon that delicate form. Once again the spoke of the wheel slipped from the grasp nf him who beM It, but a fair, jewelled nand arrested its progress, and stayed tbe destruction which other­ wise would have followed its swerve from duty. Onward speed tbe noble bark, and when darknem abut the last rock from our sight, one deafening shout roee high above the storm for her who had so brardy guided us through the shadow of death. | She would receive no thanks for her­ self, but bidding us “give thanks to Him whose voice ever rulcththe storm," she retired to bur state-room, and wn last to Many years ago, when I was so small a boy as to hardly recUtoot it bow, my brother and mvself were placed on board one of the 8k Lawrence river steamers as cabin boys and waiters, with a view to __ ____ . ’tWoeto Load becoming pilots when wo were older.— ■m rf oMrtiran*. Ac. Will be happy Thai was nearly fifty years ago, sod beats • «B Mila in th* line of tkair profession r*l. were not fitted up in tbe style they are Uis Crert Houe, Haatinxs, Mich. now, n<ir were good pilots a thing to be - Smsxsr, Fume Alum. found every day. We had run up and down, mvoral timea,«ben one morning, II. WRIGHT, about ten u dock, we stopped at Brock ttorney and counsellor at law, and Solicitor and CvaaaaOor in Chancery — noth u rille to take on b*rard, as usual, a govern­ particular elleotiou jx»d to the collection of TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, ment pilot to guide us down the river. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS, CODFISH; claims and nrauer promptly remitled. It wna late in the season, and we bad a Oft.ce, with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middlerills, in fact, srcrythlsg In ths Grocery *««. •t,ch “| strong wind the night before, leaving the will be needed for fiunilv u»c river rough, and our usual pilot bed hard aim a great variety #f ths DANIEL COOK, work to keep the boat in its proper trace, VSTICE OF Tilt PEACE, General Land and aruDanxsT Hoad TuancETr white it brought us Into Brookville twn Tax Arret, will attend to tbe collection of hours later than the usual time. The clouds 4*bUaad aU other b.itioeai pertaining to bis office. AH ChUk Extracts, OISc. tn Goodyear'* block, ap stair*. overhead etill looked cold and tbe wind F0» THB BSPBCIAL UntHT OF THS LlDIJtS. blew freah and strong, when, making all poesibte baste, we again puf out of the harbor and were soon boundlog oa our STA.TZOJNTELB.'ST, way. Throughout the morning J noticed a anxious look on tbe captain's face, which FENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ bespoke his uneasiness about tbe final VELOPES. CARDS, At, Ac. termination of our journey. Upon set shelves way be found ail ef th We bad a good many passengers an MOST POPULAR board, and although we usually reached Montreal by four o'clock in the afternoon, we sbwuld be delayed until aix, if not lat­ of ths day. er. About ten miles this side Lhabine a Around the cabin table that night, storm ofrain’ootnmenced. whith rendered about an hour before we entered the har­ it almost impoMlble to guide the boat at bor of Montreal, we learned her history. all; white the rapids of that name, the She was the daughter of the merchant most terrific in the whole river, were who owned the line of bwdls, ooe of which yet to be passed. Tbe pilot wss one of she had just saved from ruin. Her moth the best on tbe route, but a man of pas­ er died when sbe was a child, and her sionate temper, with a peculiar, dogged father had yielded to her wishes, and al­ (KEEEAIP, FEB OASIS look. Between him and the ordinary lowed her to accompany him in the boat boat pilot there existed an old grudge, of which be waa captain. By drgrees or Beady Pay, only. which had once or twice led to blowa, she became accquainted with every bend Special sttruUoa will be neld to COMPOUND- when they came in contact with each oth­ in the beautifoi river, while caltu and INGaad pot tin* uo PRESC RtPTiOSB sad »oy on* purchasing tnediciaei af us Ma rWy upon er. That morning while passing one of atorme alike brought scenes of beauty to the higher falls, they stood together at her eye. She was now on her way to ttair being tho wheel, when, owing tn the stroug cur­ visit some friends in Quebec, where her rent of the water and the almost exhaust­ father proposed joining her to spend the ed strength ef him who had guided us all winter. tbe night, one spoke of the wheel slipped A gentleman artist sketched bar like from his hands and nearly caused an acci­ new na a leaf of hie portfolio, as sbe stood S. C. PRINDLE, dent of a pretty itrious nature. This an­ st tbe wheel, wrapped ia the pilot’s coat, UDGI OF PROBATE. Notary Public, Gen­ eral Land and Tax A Rent. W ill be found in noyed hie companiuD, and bard words with tbe glare in ber band ; end her full i Court Houm, at Uutinf*, on the 2d ard id poutd between them, since which time n length portrait still graces the gallery of sullen silence had been preserved. fine arts in Montreal. Many a rough When about two miles above the La- hand grasped tbe snowy fingers at part­ chine rapids, some of tbe rigging alnft ing, and many a blessing crowned that gave way, nqd the night pilot mounted noble heed. tbe upper deck with a ladder and attempt­ A magnificent diamond bracelet, bear, ed to maha ft fest. 'Die wind blew lierce- ing on the inside plate the name of the ly, and white exerting all bis strength to vroeel and date of the occurrence, was stay tbe mischief, he lost his bold and presented te her about a weak after bar fell, the ladder earning down directly up- jttrrival in Quebce. by tbe pewwngiirs who on tbe head of our governmtot aid, were on board at the time, while load nd wounding him aevorely. Not pausing to ।triumphant were tbe praises bom to tbe look al tbe mischief, he seized the onfer- ,ear of a fond parent nf tbe noble conduct lunate man, and with almost superhuman ,of that trail but fearless one, who had eti-cogtb, lifted him above the boat railing. |braved tbe dangere before which stout Tbe other, quickly guraaiag kle meaning, ।hearts and strong forms bad quailed. and winding bia anna around the neck of “And what became ufbar afterwords 1’ his companion, they iell together in the I] enquired. boiling flood below. We lowered tbe "She married an officer In Quebec, and life-boat as quickly as possible, ropes |her children still lire there. Owe to a ware thrown out nod every eflbrt put ।noble boy, or rather man now, and forth to srre them—bet in vain. They .ploucbe the ocean In o»o of the noble GIN AB A REMEDIAL AGMWT. race to the surface of the water, still lock- |fettteeHpe of Hngland." ^l^pmcioua TONIC OTDI^Ot^ •d in each olbw’e-anro. and thea eank from aw view forever. The boat Bow rwebed rapidly on, com­ ing nearer the tbe frightful rapids, while 1 terrorMtrudt faooe were around aa,ot the ’ 1ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL FCRPOSRB,ONLT_n GROCERIES! A r PATENT MEDICINES wherever wo loot, whether to tbe north, the test or the west, or the Booth heelf. General 8yduey Jobaeon baa to strata stares timers U rather slim horea, toes every **“ ~“ straight and before him, straight is the weUi knees, bcoBai ftstt, buck straight, and from widest his Um. If yae find thesepohua, said the speaker, you need not ask of what be h, hot if you weat owe, boy bite. vice. A rigaatlc armament ie ready to He Mid tbet be bad found theta Cfockattempt the deroeet of the Miasissippi, and their feats on the Atlantic seacoast eyed ox woe wot to bo depended or, as be will kick and be ugly, white a dhan end the Gulf are too freehly before the heeded cm wifi OBsK gwiek feom Ao wfon, public atteatkm to require remembreace. bat bo will eum forget It,* j Such are the fruits of a pultoy purely de­ fensive. Without even the hesitancy Bccctxjm Mittes amd Gusvm.—These which would come of a poerible interrup­ tion, the enemy have thus surrounded the mittens when long worn become hard Southern Confederacy, and if permitted end good rooductors of odd. Frequent to repeat as often as may be desired, the wetting wfaDa at work, together with the edbrts to penetrate its beert, they will sells issuing from the hands, destroy the necessarily attain the place and the time oil of the leather, ond it hardens sag nat­ ural oonsagueoea To remedy thia, wash where euocoss awaits them. ••There Is now bet owe chaaoe of escape your mittens In warm soap suds, being from than«t that has been coolly dawn careful not to wring or pull them—simplv around us; it to to concentrate our energy ■querting them in the M as a Bilk ou one point and cot it through; to ona- handkerchief Is soficteRt, and V it ie vert oar defensive into aa oSmsIvw war, weuish weather, oil them with some kind and transfer the scene of at teasl a part offish or animal oil They will keep out of there hostilities to the enemy’s own the water then, completely, but the edd country. Situated as we are It to only not so wall.—Prairie Ftrattr. poreiblo at one point—ond that to Ken­ tucky. If the forcre that we now are dispersing to the four comers of the continent every day, to meet .new menaceo, were collected ugd4r the hand of General Sydney Johnson, till a column was formed sufficient to ruble him to mnneurre with some ppreibilily of suc­ cess over the plains of that region, he might buri back the array in front uf him at present, and penetrate the State of Ohio. The attarn meat of this object would render wortbleM aU the plans of beef bought of regular dealers is so much impregnated with salt as to be uurtiuhable, and sometimes uneatable by common jaws. The best wav is to do your own curing, which may be accomplished satis, fectorily as follows: To 6 gallons of water add two lbs. ef brown sugar, 1 qV of molaMoe, 4 ozs. of saltpetre, and fine salt until it will float an egg. Then pur­ chase your own beef freah from ths butcher, and immerse. It will keep for months and be lender and tootlwrae. Iluxou Cotton Abroad.—A remote The Nev York THiwu calls attentionof Illinois colton, grown In Christian county, In 1861. was sent to Manchester ’ to the following tnexioM of Louie Napo loon, taking from bis **H»torical Frag­ and was inspected by a moat competent judge, who laid the subject at once before ments:" ‘‘March at the head of the ideas the Colton Supply Association of Man­ of your age. and these ideas wiU follow and support ) ou. .if you march behind chester, En^and. A letter has been reefoved in Chicago from one of the m jet them, they will drag you on. And if you march against them, they will cer­ prominent members of the house of tainly prove your downfall,’' Commons, as follows: “Your uinpte of cotton is a most we), Daniels. Dick emoo was not far <trt come indication of the power of the Fed­ eral Slates to furnish eotton by free labor. of the way when be told a client, who Taking 8d aa a standard value of good ire m Whig Iy asked him in a ease of in New Orleans oolton, I estimate your poitanor, how he thought the jury weald sample as being worth twenty-five per “bring in." “My friaod," said the illus­ cent more, or JOd a pound ; but from trious Dan, “don’t ask me; I! there is what I eee of the staple, and its strength anything more uncertain to God himself. when untnised with defective and blighted It Is what the verdict of a petit jury portions, I think that with with judicious will be! cultivation it might acquire a value fifty Ccent in excess of New Orleans cotton, A western editor recentlv called I not equal tn Sea island. A supply “devil," and fold him bo could not affc of 10, OOOerKMBO bege per week of it to hire hie services any longer, unleH would be agreatgboon to this country.— would agree to take ninepenoe a wei The letter you eadoeed to me I have reel or share equally Um profits of the pap with the chief part of the sample, to the The boy oandwUd to stay, but heeltatit Cotten Supply Aseeciation.” ly choose the ntnepence for hie wages. A Hard Road to Travxl.—-At a festi­ val on some occasion among the soldisn In Missouri oca of them from Adrian offered Um follow’ * meat, which in ] paper, from which “Af. Daria.—! , _ , an open boat without com] may that boat nod eoakefoL . , .. by a shark, and the shark swallowed by a whale, eed the whole in Um derilb belly, and the devil te boil, the door teeked and the key lost, and further, may be be chained in the aoutweet corner of bell, end a north sect wind blow aches Into bte �«ssr GBKA1 'e believe the । :tion ofthcir repr taken diMhaslMMBmftJHptotKtb' Seal but large number*,"*"' * *"* '"** * Free States an| T<| may ha broken •rn and boravteatouNCWS EROM dueed to ft^riMpacKtyMend! Hon las| rttoMf.-OHM M toH'df 4WT widen thaw **<■» apeak with a rredWHIegrea nvpfflt r wirtarwMrttr-Apieuiturai, CommcroW, mMkAi »*•&,* ftnd State ali^ a third U/oh wipers, <Wrta tbit on Bachelors—tbe estimate Marti wwW U w.ow.ow-W .1,0 ^^edgmi*inootl»Jyjoatftri^teM^rg| [»« nblunte Ubra.Oml u^Btuq). . v ‘ MteTta W. AT. »JUu«»tecte Lock wood tbrUSHt^lee ornMerj'.MAteMn North organized in tl|p < wu disorganized Pint Pre^if tsris A*n«, »odlM»4 *y ,te A*W*-«t H*fa, watetepterlr tee <«*fM i k>".: r. rz. I: r Sf its Descons, sod □rigiMlly bMM f« gritHt BAt'Ve bafta historicalprecedent, Mr.TsBOohUreekM which, bdftjg flIIMIty/Wttt"flffttnore read- Uf fWTKl inhtiiro.fjbm^| fri! in to,tbe hands of our troops. .J Frurti'Mcxico we'taarta’thM the «avV«m:GcB>i'U*iafe Mokm* Mu nnd fim arms *Mte»WlfrJlrf.rfpeI vervatJw. * WW* fortes ft Ms atuwk .#ert led cBdWL ebfler. rid 8,oefrta«if; tbrlM. eHT fdreWla the 1» not exeood ^wo.n ZSwBCr ■1 wimm. cowi'ttxrtH. pb^.JApatUicJtljy/oDe .parly pr He other was ospeotsd. Two American reseda carrying arms io the Meaieaos hold reached ovirr/bemlet arid penetrabed Were drpiu'rtd by tbe Spanish. every borne.—Froth th!#,■'sprttrtvo argue, BJ tU arrival 1/ihe’city of New •ffi^tha thn|-niurtbdtoe, whefr’the feng! roll shall boat to -arms, and tfie boqmin" York *4 Cepe Race, wu learn that, A|tp; ffotee Aft* eTjfoe fctt •Hltaairt strong­ coast defences. •MTOolU Chft-Jfoltawi^.MM HMten H«ad,< O. Jan. Stb : “A raptort >at oemsetijiit Fort Pftbahi-ha* been abea rir Uw eabete «» aidarpd M'hbaie^art U< better • pert of Diftukku asd Cftuvr.—For these -of tbo-paymeMoC-OMUimissiuostu Agents, dy,lf used in season. Apply freely. to| beyond lbe,»WH .«ur aim aud the Threat and Chest and cover «ith a design js h>fsrn»h t* Michigan nwder- of u«oo«,.;U u^e of OUUIS.UJT. Uc roar ofartillcry,lhc groans of tbe wound­ ed and dying, and the huthrt of Hie Hei«r Tronic qul- great satisfaclien.avdcauieid on aflvancB tofiqus 1 in consul*.pf from 1 to liper cent. ---------------------- -------GT Herschel I gives 343 itrilei ns the If tho.question opmM when shall tbeac thirf^s bc l wo-lteva ne rondy answer.— flotilla- so xvo km- expect no great dam Nxw Yobk, Jan. 26. Wa^itigtoB.«pe«aU aUte that Asaistwhen the s-w fill exptoaton*of the voloanb ftQt Secretary . Fux feels cvn&deut that at St? Vlnccffts wm heard at Demarttfa. Burnside's expedition has ore. t'uis time ,alrqdr a blow wWch, with Gsa. BmlRs 139* Tho Chrystal Palnoesharehoidcrs advance in TeftMesee, will out.off p)| fm'ya/triade ti dear profit of 'upwards of communication with Virginia and States £10,000 from Mr. Blondin’s twenty-six South. • Ge», MedalUft says that if the expe­ performances, after deducting the £100 dition bad failed we should havejsenrd per ascent to that distinguished professor. of it though rebels ere thia |ja* If-Sorlb C«slin» .Urea cannot St. Louis, Jan. 96. be hired out fer more than MO dr 130 a . Official ditpatcehs from Cape Girar­ year. In Sooth Carolina It la difficult deau’ stale that an expeditsan which left to let them for more chan their board. that place n psiy day* aincc fur Benten Specially NatiW -V»3dato««U>rl>»d, b*vi.«g <»pDuring lha last tan years the Old I —' iieut. Cut former and eleven School Presbyterian ministry, as com­ icftT^antJ ^vftteeotJeK Thomp- ' ' This noCicft i41 pared withthe me tribe rtSBip, has declined son’s command, 1 also q ite number of five per cent." In 1851 there was one arms, bpraes sad . A telegraph hno ia to be immediately minister to one hunikari and three memhers, whilst in 1861, there was only one con»trucied .from RoILt westward. •nsuatioe before .spring. But there is work in 4C*ftMdty that can be done in bers. The" Ifejfic oFtHe‘past, m events, (ails us hers ; and It Is only tbe logic of passing events that we can reply upon. fo Chtti, ai g . rt»»ans I ;f*n'»fjiRg Y*ra«- w^ral»t.K5 nhd oil qu^ti..jw State ,lfiJicy, Awl St nt a Adntiuiatral'uvt, and as ah, iaJucr-* rnent u» Vehrti&dy Rffi.rt ent tfie part ».f the Republicans'of Michigan, rt»r the BNrta^MrtwUbefrtftnftsraMdMch fotgeneral eodd' tnptt bp;Ctrib!<and extend matlsM. "Netinrigh, InflsWiMten of the> Bowels tad- Kidnvyft, Spinal gflectiotUM Sore Eyes, Burns, Files, Wounds and Bruises.' groa'-est kft»w»jlistaflpe.Jft. yhjch , sound relating to oilier haabem-CMhed iatotbvwW. This we. If we could believe all the tho letter writerVwho aired their effusions in public prints fur thb last thirty days, thia month, now so nearly gerte, would iiin-c witnessed.-the cn4Vf'ilie ,r.cbe1l(qo. ,\Ve haae not been of thogo who have expect, bd a furward indvemvat of the army of the Potemae-|ob Uto last forty days, nor do^we botidfe there W*tl! be one »Uhi» Ik. UMI iurty d»yv W. du •st wge ft.forward movement iu that direction. Winter ie no seaseft in -which to remove tbe base uf mHtttrry operations. In tb^ Weettrrf "rivert, floating 10ft' will priyabfa the ‘ Minissippj winter, and we Hope to chrtfniolh-in this issue 'glorious results from ’the 'fturnsidc I NOTICE I How to Save Money! and SolidUd, T. SeUle UM. W.UlMK tetaf. minister tc one hundred and eighty mem­ Tunoav *» LuM1».—Al this seasen X *he FV when coughs and colds pre Pcrsotir ejlgagb^ie get up1 Cltffis aria troublesome, every family should hare a requested u> send In subscribers* hrioim safe and certain rehtedy on hand. Ran* as fast as obtocinrd^t f lOQ ay car. SubSMipiMM iMy.cmniitMMftai any ,riwvr-> PAY ALWA¥» IM ADV<NCE.-L Wbetj'a Club luu been forwarded, ad­ ditions map ba mndt to It on jhe same IKIM. «b.lUr mt.i i„ by ,hP pA».. fcwmmg itor mrt. • k m not. neoeaaary ttat the members nf ft Ch*dbuftK-rwHvw their papersjit lite name Ppstoffiec. tier, svmen are^stiftblffif nt tWg UhwurrCti n BaiTiMok*. Jen. S8. The DetaSt S«ur Tribune pSaBSBEBSE JSF* Ex President John Tyler is daad. He is reported *0 have died at Richmond first mail, nspneeft,* mit—W-1 Wl ncWiT .expedition. . WqA.Isp hqge to _see more on the 17th inst, after a short ilinsss. energy on the Southern fOQst generally. pyili U now said that Gpo. Bfaermau Ah apriag nears.De we| expect , to sue a simply obeyed orders is not advancing drawing ift ef*H oor4ines toward a com­ immediately into the interior after land­ mon cctiUr. “Jhd tUrSi'w^rwclntlon be psbli^sdin ths ing at Port Royal. It was the purpose Those who prophecy an imfpediatc JUgubUm Btnr mH B.rty Piote**£ of Governmsnt to make a perfect and and says there wera three selioooers and myvejpeat uf lie main artriy/may be set impregnable base of operations about five Sailing smacks loading■ with lumber down as ecoeation harpies and nothing and turpentine at the time. ■ Beaufort. more. The “January’ seers are upon the Waamngion, Jan. 26. shelf already, and- they-have been legiou. From WasMsgton. Thft^Wftr ftepartmtet reeeived ft ffiaAs thus advaaees, and. tbe nepictous Niw York, Jan. 27. eventcbmes nearer to a rsnHxatfnn,proph Tbe Tm*wo<a tllpalrfi a^w: “A eta wIR increase ; and when the move iropeaiUon.wUl soon ba offered in the d<«> «>n^ M »..n« orl.^r il.ctr- ksnoto to impose a tax ef ten per cent, tatuly must eoruejiundroda of those sen- ipoixlha jay of officers fraw ft Major Pills, s.v.i<mtot* «4fr Wkvft~aotlong praphooiod Jenera! down to a privala. Tho areny irefen a lax to a reduction of_p*y, and falsely, will cnwlttheir throats, shouting, fc“1 toM yftu to! ” Awaiting that t/mc, t/me, Wb.«®u. F’FWW1 dear traders, which,, in qur' uplnlon, Is xijk A receive a revepufl of,, about Mfl^y UFO. »>oih«' in the fu^re, we shall Notice ! tMaaiiMe tawoKifdk Ullqtries « tho Pa- er; edited, «h.e Bg j Oi^rtr ;Ta____ _______ Suu Praur;-imn FMZterae editor. n> V.MS Jm.Ih UuMte W4b, 4teu. • IMk u .«• ----- ’■“* Xtee ie Mate te M*artt-uU(n*l tNUi under one commander. conveyances, giving the verp ZatotTrlc. graph,-»>mmftrct>r; MaWTM,<«!10el and, - - m-------- ~.---------• tfomwtlc. THm-FMHITOmfi Is published everv Tuoscta Saturday 4bbrMt4;-MM �LOW PRICES -IMQDIR1 OF- A COMMiSSIOKWH’S NOTICE. IpriL-^rrttof jifcajDAN, ‘•- DARLING'S LIVtR . Public loitrucUoa. ISOUR USE OF TRADE; , tbe lux thrt» fnn • i u»«a : - present & C. PrindTe, Judge of, eaooo raa KEGULATOE lAreanvMa. nj? bftEbwiate df Almira Wtaka isle; DAKIJirfrS argR RWCTMZVR pasting? fritt (Lnrrntt WJLUJVAE JUST RECEIVED forenoon, be assigned foe the bearrtraTxaitfpeHtttont and that dfo Mm at law .of saitf WdaH.ed and allbthirpentoaa inta-estod Inaaid miata.ate several aMalbs; 1 bare MtwoMMag of It Moca • » Okie Stodlsy. Rea.. IM &M Mkb SiMti $k/ GUAKBU.VR.1ALE. F R C I P. E C T lx KMlD^MVpl in iLeinel'w of hiedldntfo sr^te «4 HdmMP.k?dab<wwrevtf-?ffAWM>^fofr the prayer oftba peUtwnfT»hw>|a not bo granted. BwCnXj__________ . _ W D.<pLnu?s urgjt xre^ATojt, Wx. C. TeboW. 11 Christopher Street W. T.. , ceuqtr ef wrfGtt •'Feb. ». ItCD.-T hire beta auMaet to eUackaof Asthma the last twenty yerew. I bare never found anything equal lo Darling’s Livw Bogulator. S-P4CIA-I, NOTICES We,want .Wheat, t>ni, Utt-t ;i’..rk, Lsrd, Britt er, \Y<»ca, and flfvncy. on aubMmpeto&ax tho Banner office. -We ,mml hnvc it hroUjgBt.tu us, likewise ; we • ‘have no time lb go*collecting. deceased, are hereby eotlBed iud requested to ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. PfgctU the same for examination and adjuaiuicut to the urjdrxsjenad Conimijitioncra.duly appointed by tbe Probate Cburt for the oountr if Barry, by wivM, tbM the «n» of P. H. A J. nUSSKLL, of Uaatintre. Mroll)ran. have thia day ■■de an r.r AasignWMiut of MI their property and uUects to tbe undersigned; for tbe Hi.aM «<* tbeircredltarg, >R creditors rf said Urm Ve rrqnestcd fo PVMa‘ their claiMs. and all debt<wn-ta aueuwni and mpke DSf W a*AH »c0»uwta be pculad before tba beat day of February MM.to aayaooet baled, Uaxtinks. Dee. (th. fc4l. duels tbe ir-ih day of January. Inst, being the time limited by iba llou. Probate Coart for tlie iiual JSKVfiSS?’ I . • l*. , Jantetl JOHB TUlWLAifhB, ( UMmu SANFORU OTTO, | h> aSbnMag i»madmte relief. U ia^ ibwtmgii Liver and bnilous remedy." Mrs Yonwg. of BrwMytx, wrftee: ••ftbrmwy ». IMO.-In May laat'T bad a aerert attack offltfa whifheonbupd mewfiie'hiiuac. lltxik.obebov tie of DMrUwftf K.«fe ami was wWireiy earwJ. I hare bad no attack kurte.'* I). WuUn ell, Esq., of South Sih. star Mb Si.. Will iMMborgh. LL.wrtres: “AngwokL 1MC— ____ ■---- —■ -* .1^ .L- 1 i„r mifSJCTro ■T'Rh<jibb. DARLLNtrS LtVER REGULATOR. | CltA^fiRY SALE* MOFFAT QTATE OF WTCBIGAN—TLe Circuit Court O for the county of Barry-iu Owwery. .Nk/iMoa z B. llutcliKMH, Cota- 1 pUinant, AT ... :• ( LIFE FILLS ANU PntJCNir BITTERS Ttl KBE MEuSci^BR bMtaow brewl* Ake Mfo pobbe far. prewwl of WRIYVi-S mM during that Iwm bare ouibtafaed -a high character in eltnotl every pawt of Mm Globs, for their extraordinary and immediate power of feetoripg perfect health to perrona•suffering.under I did ao and found It to operate admirably, ramor >ng tbe bile and arouaing the liver t« acHritj. I UrealrewMd it sen We have every kind of gooda, auoh FAMILY MEDICINE. When ctir chndrenny opt of wrta, w< gire then af.wdmpa.aadilsMalUmeJlnghL 1 Bad It meets tbe11 of “• stomach ud bow- .IIS-r MRS. Raanaa. if yon need either or both of Mbs* Meal fbe fulloiin- arc among the uUntuing t«Hen.wmatUlMMtah./iddbiffia-. SOOTHING SYRUP,;* VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES DAN'L S. DARUXG, nil ■: public auction or Udder, on U>« eighth [Uh] e fhoiisaud eight ’<mulred I'dBck' l«» tbe aflerneau ef Ctyut duor pt tbe Conn DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly oleanaing the tint and arereid aiomacb*. ondMiiwating a Bow of po'e and heeltlgr bde. imdeed of the etale cud eepd kind; FLATULENCY. Loss or ArrartTe' II aaktsrax, Usadacui. Rarri.tasxus, lix-Txiiraai -w. AHmm ^>1 of Of . or. And MteatreU tutfo their swart galtar. A nobler theme my twirt it Alls — In prahe of Umkick's rautchlela ffilb. Which epath-facilitatea tbe ptoeesk rit*teeftio", by'euntKowtle gtfhii reducing«R UHMIM^ wAaHarall pdi. a*A «mmm3>o mW, -Uaa ONLY PREPARATION HARD-WARE rertiMjnesl on :d page. jyk'J >11 ax those d*neaaae wtoefa arise from impure ■Ltix.xsrssfl# a si the time, it will tone op the ey stem muds S_0M .’.a V M1-4I0ME TBBFMWY: Gamn Lkogs. Eatox Co., Micw., Aug. 11, 5*. plC. W. ItoLACK—Thar Sir-.—For Tour yeare 1 was ecrcrelv eSicted with Rheumatism so that I wncealaW to my house for a long time. The Tbe Lira McotaxMltave been known to enre RHLL'MaTlSM permanently ta threw weeks, and GOUT tn half that time, by removing locaiinfiamutton from ths muscles and ligaments of tbe joints. ’ . - .. DROPSIES of jdl kinda.br freeing and atengtfo Mhng Use kidneys **“« bladdvt they opereto maai debghtfolly oa these injparMtilocgwn*. andlieMe Executor’s Bale. ; have ever brio found a sertain remedy for tbe In th« matter of the estate of Thomas DUlia, worsted, of GRAVEL. Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings laic of Mtfk .Grove, in the ooumy oL^drry, de of tbe bowels the slimy matter Io wiitab these Ocaacd. • • hr pursuance of aboeeee ifreaMdM Mfty^he ^CE^EY*’ ULCERS. and INVETERATE Probata Ccart.uf . Mid Ct>uotv,' bebeU ewpoec to sale st Public wwctio8 it tbe bigbaet bMHer at SORES, hr.a perfect pnrlb which these LIFE tbe School bmfae. w Lhatnct No. tw»rin the MBDlClKER rtrc to tbe blood,and ell I hr humor*. Wt'OHWmC ERLFTIONh end BlM> township of Meplq Grove, in tbe county of Barry, and State of Mictngtu. Ca ffatnrdey, tb« bid day COMPLEXtfHtS, by their dtarstive rSVtt tippn tbe Raida ♦£«. (red ffit akin, and the nrnrbit! >tai« rf which uctiaaiuile all enujtlreeoimdgjptj. rt^ow elendr, and ntbet dimgrrtablr oomnlexiond ^lie XVest part*or the Sotrth half (Bfiof eectiba The ore of these HHe tre a ’<7 .frort time. wHl iwattaM nT) abd the RaMbairiUj af'tlfo Mouth. eflVctanenttrc cure ofSALT R IfBUM. and Mtri king improvement in the elearneaa of the akin.— East quarter (W) of ecMlop Kleren, <11.* all in COB MOT COCTWand 1KPLUEXEA will atwayg be cured by one dose,or by two in the worst caeca. PlLEAc-Thai KT. -.7^5 '*■ •”**’«*• ADAM WDLIF. arerwe-m. , Dated, January T, IMS. jenMT Estate W Gcorgn JMaciuart. A >, new, end aiuiest «« given from ladies and gentlen 'SiSSSS tba youth to old age, in all AND Stacks of r. raidr, ojtut 25 cr.xja BENTON m JwA3XrSXSTa; MiQM. wuumiwUJ. f^»u»>ar much at a MdMbfk^Wa*rili< MMhoHlhe change Prvp^eduMnUW rMT. B. MOFFAT. . SSSsboai »AT, Kew-Aoni TOR 8ALB BT At!. DuUOOWtt. marlJ-lyr 1 rllliiilWT-l WILMtArfAfiftES, ■ ,y/ --------- -r !LS*. p£TSK&gi»af8f»'* u 1 "VO" aereMQW'U ex year IMT^yoar Rcatomtive wM'wnaSiinadtd to ■.■i^^rRMciiUDriiiBs QURGOODB Untieqedly Loyv4 GR^NTSPAULDING Ji, OrtoCJis, UM, TTeintiffs itf BdMby Drug rn«i»ntOUce, U C. BI8RASE8.—Peraoue whose con- ■ ■ . ■ ' ®r itSSy" tau“*’' SamaparilU. it wdl almost Instantly relieve Dy.aMary. end A>taMuaa4a xhMdoeu, wfcatber it 3Wu-& permanently, Jfoelanalooatt persevere ln itsuaa end being destitute of means to purchase any more IteooM aohaboe V t bW would* net b* will- --------- 75X^.££»mM| ’— ft not onlv relieves the child from paiu. but in Griping tn lite Bowclt and Wind Cholic, Lignulre. Bubta Go. UiUftKU. J«M. Lands-For Sale! effects and mcdicel ‘ tTrines. UV.iipcafc'ip thh matter, “what we da hmsw.** afler lea years exne. Aicaae, and pledge our repute J ion for thy LU Ail­ ment of what We herd declare. In almost rrrrv instance where tbeiuLwt la Miflexing frnm -pniii andoxliaurtion, relief will be found in dAeen or twenty 'mUulra aftertbe syrup ia>doiit>i»ferrd. This t.ln.bk-perpkrrtron fa the prescription •tMte'«f thw mbM experienced six! alMlfal oar- lent, description i-Kmmn ftMoreu, In Its morel forme. vieTda to tbe mild vet powerful ao­ -JvJv3r !;r... - ■' ThQUMtRdS Of CaM>. DRY GOODS! sEfeFsSfME . uesdny the Stat dav fw Lord one tboq- toIfcffrijttt Vire aowiem. Dy<^d u{>ot/Tt;,thtitlcrs, 'h^lPfifre fyhi '<0 And grown mnrn and more PopMlnr e»«»r daayl . atfou— •'the rewnnl is to those that arc kiad to that widow and the fathertaafo't - 1 ■ ... ' ’ • Th/Hgnd. bWSMR KIRBY 'C.3 ' ■*“; RELIEF .OtI) URAUTH 70 YOtfO UFAATR ' We hbee put tip aod Ibltf thia artiA> fkeVfer tea rears, aod. ca* say. > AfWA af U, what wc nrjer have b&AMr 'P, bfarpf any oflicr tnodldue—nHernaxn foiled hi a xlnote hi- STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, •Thefr ettret are fimmHn every1 land— MjaonxmaJ P’P.V For.'Teefltfug; 102 NmuiuSl, New York. THE OVEHS1 ‘b/dTanawg tbe whole rrtCT r»»try. -V' - 7JX3AIF WtNS&O Wd,: Aa experietreed-liund. sod FoMafeJFbyaxrea. pre«cnUla4bqaiMgiMt> of wt^berQ^ . �AYER’S BLOOD PURIFIER AND BIXX® PIUS Sarsaparilh FOB PUMFYUG tD BLOOD. A R RIV AL DR. RO. la As seta asfaeMfaelfa W KilBilAHlI »*** WILL WiraSTABB WATXB IT WILL MEWD WOOD. Sara your broken Farnitnrerr WILL MEND LEATHER. FALL AND WINTER IT WILL MBHD GLASB. fl... iw “*Ota*l—ta' IT WILL MEND IVORY. GOODS. DtaUUita. wytarttaflkta.I’.T *tK. " » IT WILL MKND CHINA. TtarMta WE ARE O> li. qe»Uo» at ike exMwta of He. Bulumr, H will .uni fertk Ha «o compromising toe, owwvmg — — — .... relifUstsly does, that slavery is the prinary «mm of the present conflict be­ tween the North and tbe South, and that it larvae a fearful blight upon the country •r nation Booking to outspread and uphold NOW ON it wiuTuend MA RULE. HAND al all times acosnail KB tbe following with oue of Uto LARGEST and BEST Aroorunaota of ^’•‘“^.•2X1^^."*'-“ FACTS I Lte BLOOD PURIFIER nnd BLOOE ssebese proved bylntafrstoto JCOFTAIN NO MINERAL. rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN. I uairauj -------- 7------ match It. meud it, snd it will uevsc shew whau pat together- DRY GOODS!! Il will Mad I—, OotL ad l» fart rrrtylhior *>•* Meuli. Ja OMU M 7 XKTKTJr CrMtTT incipient consumption. Jobi *zO^^Xsmri--C~ta»-^--** all sexual dfasabklHiM arc removed by tteir cordialand gently aumnlniingpropertier. That they Tbe proprietors are ramilvad to spare mlM or expense tn make the Advxbnm equal, to all that constitutes a good MMHWpar, to any published in tbe WML With this view an able corps of reporters, writers and correapooden ta hsa ban MgsgBd, wbras attentioc every mssing event of importance will claim. Arrangments have been made ensuring fa- this paper tho most complete oompeodluoi of foreign intelligence published in any paper west of New York, while our facilities far obtaining domestic nows, military, political and general, arc not auraass id by any other journal. Besides haviM MM corraapondents in all tbe ramps West and Booth, wo ahall also xmtetalB one at Washington during the siiri-v of Congress, and shall always bo Ever shown in this Market, which we peepsvid to send special reporters wbereare prepared to sell at a small •var oeoaakm may raqntre. Thus, sb a •rtMpapar, we propose to place the Aoadranco from vawnaxB In tbe first rank. Cenuaerctal Depaxtaseat Its well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained ; in thia department the greatest care has always been exercised, and will continue to be, la rendering It in every respect the most complete and reliable. Literary and Ktoeellaaeoas. Much attention will be gi»ec to the literary and mlseallaneotts deparment.— Tales, sketches, poetry and homo and foreign news will find ample space in our do SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, however they may have been trifled with and abused: that their direct tendency la to lengthen life, and render it enjoyable. That.opening di­ rectly upon the prima1<dtes«’ ic lit Band, ttey CROCKER Y! Fori Times. •‘It to ao eonreuteflt to have in the boMU.**-Ato* Ford Ecgrrn. • rttealwsye rady; thforansBcu4eil taerwy. bodr ’T-t-ff* "We bare tried IX and Rud it aa maft^ ta cur teuaoaa water.”-Ue Ham. CAUBZ BOON TO HEAL, 810 00 a yetr sered in every family by ' One B<»ttla uf •ad dfoeUarr1 frnm “* ayafom. ovetv t*nt of Berofbla, whs iter hereditary or otterwtas. That AHEEICAW CEMEKT GLUE. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. and there la no diacase of tbe Stommfo and Bowe’s tte liver, tbo nervous eyatem, tte akin, glands or Price. 35 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. ““arising FROM IMPURITIES OR Price 25 Cents per Bottle. 0B8TBUCTT0NH OF THE BLOOD OH 8SCRET10NB. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. In which they do not give praepS rdi(f. and, (it Price 25 Cento per BoUle. •dmtaistered before tbs very citadel of life baa beemnvaded.) tfeel a busuLm andjarfti euro. Literal RrducttoM te Wholesale Boar tn mind that the BC AN DIN A VIAN YEOETABLE BLOOD PILLS aro endorsed by tte expe knee of thousands of living wRnvsra wb>u TERMS CASH. tn letters, aadeviis, medical works, and by word of mouth, proclaim Item to be the very best prep­ HT For Sato by Ml Druggists. and Storeteepcn generally throughout ibtoonntry. aration uf tbo kind ever offered to tte brokrudowu victims of ill teellb. Tira bunt dioeeae through JOHNS * CROSLEY, every qvenue and organ ui the syktem, and to ex­ (Salt Msnufaeturrra.) pel fi thoroughly and permanently. 78 WILLIAM STREET, No one cau doubt tbetr superiority after one single trial—they are not only better NEW TORE. buX in focX cheeper than any otter l*ilts, for it Corner ef Liberty BtraL takes a leas number of them to produces tetter NEW YORK COSTS. Price of tbe Scmtdmsvian Blood Purifier. »I per bottla, or AA per half drten. Of the Bcandi uarian Blood Fills, 25 cents per box. or 5 boxes for 91 QT Read Dr. Roback'a Special Notices and CcrUSci! —, published la Certificates, Ju a * oospicuons e>o.«picuon» part of this paper Irma Iron time lime to tiine.^ time. Dr. Reteck's MedMed­ ical Almanac aod Family Adviser, containing a —— ——nlo< in tereshag and valuable Medical can bo ban grflis of uy uf the agents ■throgboiit ,tbe l.a fl.!, utr. oouutry la dimwit or ora] J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. all cases rogulriig a Trafo For Sera Throat, ao eeniwmi among tte Ctacgy intoxicating; snd are a valuabie remedy Ser par­ sons addicted to tte sm of iwramii aa*«M drink, and wte wiah to refrain fora ft Ttey are pore a^ entirely free fora tte mUom «btaised in tte adulterated Wines and Uqwrt witb which the rotmtrr ta flooded. Throe Bitters not only CURB tart PBKYKET Disease, and should te used by all wte Mrs In a aouutry where the water to bast, er wten Chills Clnldren and infonts vW I Phyatotana,Cta spreading Ibra tte land, sud tte Important l« House OnovraL Iniporant to Builders, important u> Railroad Companies, important to Farmers. To all ukw. ihit may concern ond it toncernt ettrybody. JOHNS <5» CHOSLEY’S us wteones uro item wHI uesM to teup a ' WEEKLY ADVERTISER. It ta now over thirty one years since the weekly issue of this paper was com­ menced. Il has always been and will still continue to be, a valuable family newspaper. This paper has been greatly improved of late in its style and matter. It is a very large sheet, containing thirtymx columns of reading matter, the very ereain of tbe daily issue, and ie famished to all subscribers at tbe low price of osa dollab rn tbab. It is emphatically a familyntwlpaper. It contains a weekly report of the markets, prepared express­ ly for its columns, which, to every farm­ er, drover and lumberman. Is worthy ten times the subscription - price. Consider­ ing tbe variety, quality and value of the matter it contains, the Advxjitisbii is tbe cheapest paper in the West. CEMENT HOOFING, THAT STANDARD SHEET. 1862. Great National Basner of Intellect. NEW YORK_MERCUBY! tbe peerisM Naw Us*cc«T,wilI rater upon the twenty-fourth year of tte most brilliant career ever achieved by a paper. During tbs put year it tea teen tbe the tewter, atorv-tellsr, mentor, snd sracle of ttn knttdrtdtiotuanjJtmaricaa koant, from ocean to own -und from Quebec, in Canada to Pensaeola. on ths Qnlf of Mexico. Young and old, rich and poor, haveraslsd, in its suctenting stores of wisdom.romance, art, poetrv, and genial humor; and Ito pariae is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ' GEIGER A SCRIPPS, Publishers. jqy OLD FRIENDS UEJ Boston, his fall suck of Fillo. ----- u —1< I Union. the focua of aibouaaad bril■tatioaa, its programme for IMS mt beyond all preoedeaX The Molaseee and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. • Rio, Ceylon, and J ata Coffe, Stone, Wooden, end Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Sait and Water Lime, Soaps, Saleratns, Cnssia, Pepper and have boon secured in ito sorrice.4 oa outeyaywH toJAeospsuoe qf oners (ten one Mteaal aeeeromoW tfOe Old Wield! and its novelettea. or continued •torioa, for ISfot, Will te tte moat splendid tri­ umphs of slagnoi Fiction ever puHished. To these, too, the made pencil oftbe greatest ofAmer­ Spire. ican artists. Mr. Faux O. 0. Daautx, will lend tteaidofptotanslart. This article baa been thoroughly tested ta New York aud all parte of tbs United 8tataa,.Canada, Weal Indies, and Central and Koutb Aaianea, ou build.nga of all kieda, auch aa Flctoum, For**qtaa. rnraciwa, Rail Eo«d Daras, Cara, and oo Pontic BfiLuiwaa generally. Owwrrxn Bcilb isos, he.; by th* pnuapel Uciunaas. Aammien. powerful tonic nslure of tte mote and bsrte of au-l otbrm, and baa proved to be the CHEAPEST which ttey are compoeed. end as they are. br al­ and MOST DURABLE ROOFING in uew it la la laying uunslurnl cravings of the stomach.di reel Ir every rerp^-t A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and TIME l‘BOOF corcriag for ROOFS OF ALL pTvmotira ef II will soon bo for sale by al! of Dr. Roteok'a nnuMrom Agents, sad at Hotels, Ac., ths ceuntrv ever. In tte mep Uma. oidsrs will bn tiled di­ •senrdy packed in one doten -saea. Hdf<^ •ample enaua will, however, be packed and Sent to any address, if dosired. huittitaOIfLTmaterial to U« CnM SM.< which combine the dedr.blc propertlaa ai BUduiif tnd barobiHtg. wbteh an uaU tahr. ' tewed every' ^trt^hSX DR. J. DOVgE D0D8> Tvn'p'ETinxvi. TTHTf. frvr. Wild CterrvT^Brot. MpfolXcteZ- ia^rlxn’^f^jsr^ ”Gmi Nu Ileal ta required in making application exr*^* °,f •PP,7b« * U but trilisg. aa aa ordinary Hoof esa U covered end flouted LU lietail Price tl per Bottle, or six for »5. Principal sffise end sals rooms. No. « East Feurtb at, -d tellding fro. Mainstroei, Ctoclnorti, O.. Laboratory in Uamrrond street. For aaln by J. P. Roberta A Co. Hastings, Eli NieteU.OrmrrovilteMina.F. A. Kedsr, man and Da Reimer, Mlddterllla, M. C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Droggiata and MsTchai.taget> rally throagteutthe country. spriii-ly roitc, kuucisi axd maut PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT. For Coating Metals of al) Kinds whoa exposed to the Action of tbe Weather, and Fkr rrewrilK **^IR|^|r<>t ■«*' NOTICE nu.tt.-V Itay-M. ta— ns HsiREs-y ©iron, THAT ALL THOSE NOTES A AOOOUNT8 Of Long Standing, Tkae an KM Pal a by Ik- ttk at JaMuaryssext, GROCERY, SALOON, vm ke Itn st Ike Exprei ll«, Fur CellttUea. Drag,, P»totii. OIL, Biirnicg FinYteJhtMttarKMatetay, Jaaaary fib, IMS, THE RATTLESNAKE: Bitters Try Groce r ies! I u it already rules the happy domestic firaide Tbe editorial tone and National departments of tte Naw Yoax Maae tar will continue true to that Constating in part of lifty spirit of patriotism which bee made it a ne­ New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, cessity of tte people since tbo War teeao, and kept it in entbuataallo demand when other abecte Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Suare dying all around It for want ef proper aupP Al ready the largest Literary Journal in tho Wine prspand by n seoinrnl auAteittfel pl ynfo>M ► ■“ ■*>* them mkmbsM^ tai KoMfa tte lul Iiiji- «i VL. -. - Tte formula of these Bitters, sow (IM1J tbe •ole property of Dr. Hoback, orgin»tod with one of tte olde»t and most sntaent Medical Praeti turners of the Worn, and It u directly predicated upon the wauls o' Western people. tte present proprietor bolisvea that in making them widely knowm ths public welfare is subter- Tbe noble patriot soldier in bis tent, too, baa whilsd away tbe tedium of camp life tn tbe ab­ sorbing renew of its FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS, finding in them a fascinating mental dUclplina known noir to those who rally to tte Atoner-eArrt c/M< Grand Army rf Amtritan Inhlltd ano 6’enfus/ In commencing a New Year, ths proprietors of Tun New Yoax Msnccuv can oulr aar, that it •hall be tteir aim to make their great telly car­ nal of American literature, for ffc mere brillant and enchanting than ever, in Ito concentration of all the world’s grandest and most beantiful spe­ ISAAC (1 MOTT,. cialties in healthful romance, graceful Poetrv, elegant and quaint Goaeip, refining Knowledge. Is now receiving from New York and JSslo0* Humor> •"d entertaining News—until, "------rules the court, tbs camp, tte bower,” Herrick’s Sa*«r Comtek It eaa be applied to M«w and ou> noers of all sixna, and to sxixaLx toon wtraoct nxaovise TEMPTRANCR, "Familiar in their mouths aa household wards." Dally ona y® 16 00 Semi-werkly 2 00 m ___ g i oo Weakly ? Ae an induoemens to our friends to exert themselves to extend our circula lion, we propose that any one sending us ten new names fur the weekly, accompan­ ied by ten dollars, shall have an eleventh copy gratis. IT IS FIKE AID WATER PROOF A new and dalightfiil Stotnuchleand Cordial for giving ton* to tbe Stomach, and tor the proven­ Hen of billioua cotuplainto incident to the Westeocotry. Try It. sslleve Dytpsnita, it hM no equal. Try iX in flaeor it ta ttfanur to aU -fatter Hitlers. A NEW TEAM WITHAM OLD FBIKJTB. On Mew Tear’s Day of IBM, that wcridraown- Dr. Boback'i Stomach Bitters. DR. J. DOVEE DOOS’ Imperial The cheapest and moat darable Rnofting A NEW ARTICLE. ’ Br. Ms* UieUrteTViM Mtten AB3 ttSaaUPAMp I Alaa, the targaat etoek al KermstM OU mHI Leusipc! IsTO JMTTBTAJEE1 I Spfk at TUt,, „/ Tna nett, and Lit Not. Tk. wMUr a w. preparW to nil Ur, FAMILT GkOCEtHS ■ • Ever offerrd in Bauiu Crack,ail of which will be sold st prices that cannot fall to Particular attention paid tn filling or­ ders from Hastings and victahr. and satisfaction guaranteed in every ease. —Tbe higbrat market price alweys paid for Pi oduco. -SAAC C. ifOTT. COPY IMG to. knrato, Ar CM w � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-05.pdf d8a6c7974cef492fb3d20a30ff9b1fd4 PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN BANNER VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1862, KJurrna nBMn NO. 40. €J«i« fortrj. forte* to Maryland by a FrX .rtthc J». N<M»n: it-j. chlant ftridaahta WAR! , subrir.enee, and to the United StatM. On High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Ropfpts .EALERIN A Divlrion, Jan. 10. After Screggios had Store end Striveb, Into Southern th* aoUlera are. JUST BECEIVED CMSSlitfJSS: milted to be carried a way by fcls r«M ovaer. Such gas the return made to this faithful friend for ths important ear- a new and most complete auortmeat of stake thia place a model of a Northers oa Southern ■ ntsHldhsrl e» ■irtjwt, tad U» pro^MI DRUGS Aflf> MEDICINES, K pttese, WW1 ntng JPlfild, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi umu V. PARXEX, yirH0IJSALt r*uiI **3<r V V sad Park. Lard PPRPOSES.ONLYJtl GROCERIES! "Co., tb« esnad Seed, Had tba man lo o®c«a bars had (Mr wlvaa or baaOiaa ®isrtllanj Ite Gmfrfu of tht Unittd Slat". Sxcwob I.—The people of the State of Michigan enact, tliat the Govsrnor of thb State be. and ba beneby is, authorized and directed to give notice to the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, on or before the second Tuesday in Febru­ ary nest that It i* tbe intention of tbe State of Michigan to assume and pay into tbe Treasury of the United States, on or before the last day of June next, Its quo ta of the direct tax for the present year, laid upon tbe United Ulates by1 tbe act of reached bis master's house his shoe* were gone, sad his bleeding feet were found to be banning open from coming in ooutact with pebble* and stones. Re had been dragged eleven miles behind hie masters horse I They arrived home in tbe svoning about 11 o'clock on Friday. He tied him to a tree and called hb overneer, whipping him about twelve o’clock, and whipped him until three o’clock, three bnura, taking torn* with tbe whip, when one was tired and breathless, another family ox. would apply tbe lash. “Tbe only words be uttered up lo two Congress, and approved Augurt fl:h,1861, o’clock were, "I ahull not live after thia". entitled “ An Act to provide increased . W. Ralph i.q , MMdterUle, Oh, do you rascal I intend to kill you ! Barry C-unty. Mkhijan. revenue* from imports, fo pay interest ltd CaoklBff EltFMU, said Ox. "Mr. Cox," aaid Robinson, on tbe public debt, and for ether purpo­ FOR THB K»raCIAt WRIT Of T» IAMB*. ses," subject to the deduction In such case DANIEL COOK, and ablebodied. He can provided. 8bcti<-jt 2.—That th* State Treasurer the whip, let the blood be upon my heed, b*. and he is hereby, directed to pay tbe replied Cox. tbe lash was then applied FENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. EN­ quota of said tax imposed upon this State, uatil two hours before day. About 8 JACOB FERRIS, VELOPES. CARDS. 4c., 4c. by releasing, or procuring to be released o'clock he was cut down and sank to the to the United Sues, far famishing, equip­ earth insensible, he had on a naw cot­ ping and maintaining the volunteer force MOST POPULAR ton shirt when they commenced to whip ofthis Stale in the service of the United him, but when they were dune there was State*, a* shall be equal to the quota of r. A. HOLBROOK, nothing left of it but tbe coll ar-band and said direct tax upon this State—le»« ths wrist bands. Then commenced the rub­ abatement in such case allowed by said bing down to bring back eeusibillty, but act; and in case the claim of this State, ail of no avail. Their unfortunate victim when liquidated, shall be leas than the quolg uf fc»|d direct tax imposed upon breathed hi* last before tun-down on Wo would revpoctfuUy *n? BuiUfdtf evenisg. Thus perished a loy­ this State, tbe Stalo Traasuscr is hereby al negro at tbe bonds of a traitor,” authorized and directed to pay the deficit This la not an overdrawn picture of I he JOHN ROBERTS, from tbe proceeds of the Wsr Loan of brutality uf rebel slave owners, nor an this State, authorised by an Act entitled, unusual instance of the infernal spirit “An Art authorizing a War Lone, • ap they exhibit. It may be that it would be pmved May 10, J861, for which deficit unwise to interfere' with a system of II. P. CHERRY, PUBLIC and Casvc/Mcrr, will * the Auditor General is hereby directed which such is the legitimate fruits, and COMPOUND: all buxines* estruilxd to liijn with to issue his warrant upon the War Fund. cruel to confiscate the property of men >d fidelity. Reaider.ce, Jnhaalpwn, Szcnox 3.—The Auditor General and who resort to such means to avenge the State Treasurer gre hereby authoris'd themselves upoulavM slaves. But we and directed te execute in behalf of think the people *111 arrive at a different thia State, ail raleaaes v>d discharges ROBERTS 4 STRIKER. conclusion, and settle down in the convic­ noceswry to carry thia Act into full *:id tion that tbe infamous institution should Hurrm Mabcs 8, 1161. templete effect. be made to feel the full power of tbe Sxctiom A—The Governor is hereby Government wherever it can be reached suthnrizad and directed at the proper and "tends in the way of the succea of oor Qoodyosr's J. «- NEVINS, time to notify tbe Seeretary of the Tress, arms.—Dttroil AArirtuer. Pxrtienlar ury of the United state* that this State TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICER, PEPPER, PRUNES, nos. RA1S1NB. CODFISH) PATENT MEDICINES ©IEEBA1P, T©® ©ASH Boom pf * *1! BPJlgRTS klnda, alao Nkwstxfxsj forx.l.by * STRIKER. cwool C. PRISDLE, S H. COOK, iovnr TMwrm. oam* tw crert ■B1KDUL AGENT. quired, Its quota of the direct tax laid or to be laid upon the United States, for 1R63 ; and tbe amount of such quota shall be, and is, hereby added tn the State tax for the present year, and the Auditor General shall apportion tbe same among tbe several counties tn proportion to the valuation of the taxable property tbjuyia, and shall before tbe October Session of the Board of Supervisors, make out gnd transmit tn the Clerk* of the several boards, pts ^ipouM of such tag to appor­ tioned to the county, and shall charge the ■ma)l atRopnl* ofsuch apportionment te the countlee respectively, in like manner in all respects as. is provided relative to the general State tax. Th* Nbw Scpbrmb Court Judub.— Colonel Noah H. Swayne, who baa been confirmed by the Senate lo fill the vacan­ cy <>n the Supreme Bench caused by the death of tbe late Judge McLean, is a resident of Columbus, Ohio, where for sotqp thirty years or more be has been <me of tbe leading memborj of Q>p bar.— He is a man of great industry and per­ severance, and has devoted his whole life to the du lias of his profession. Hs has an ee viable reputation as a lawyer, and pie in dviltea’s dnas, are numerous a­ bout the town. It I* looking bore more like a city and lace like a camp. Yankee vessel* whiten the waters hereabout, and Ibc enemy is evidently continually •engthening his forces and defence along jecth to mH their paper. We look upon overlook its injurtlee and occasional tod Confederate troops on Cole’s Island, having a number of batteries with heavy sometimes tofiuenca the opinions of gun* stationed at different places. Tbe individual*. 'Pho JMy Not and tbe principal channel to Charleston, Steno Inlet, b well guarded by oar naval force. honesty of purpose, and though equally Britiah, are Dever venoraoua’’ along that way will meet with a wnrm reception. Tbs troops here are in the best uf spirits, and their health, though it is not aa good as might be desired, i* the same as heretofore. the way the secrets of tbe government leak out That cannot be so. All dispatches re­ The relics of Washlugton, discovered lating to military affairs are transmitted at Arlington House by tbe Hon. Caleb I tn cipher And it is impossible for any­ Lyon, or Lyonsdate, and placed in his body to translate them without tbe key. care by Major General McClellan, have A few weeks ago Gen. McClellan stated been by him artistically and admirably to one of bis offiver* that not a single fiict arranged. Mr. Lyon, it will be recol­ which he wished lo keep a secret had lected, Is tbe gentleman who, while in the “leaked out’’ through the telegraph. He New York Legislature, successfully ad­ felidtaled himself uot only upon the cjvised tbe purchase of Washington's head­ pher system of Mr. Stager, the military quarters st Newburg. These relies con­ Superintendent of telegraph*, but also ou sists of porcelains presented to General tbe perfect integrity uf the several tele­ Washington by tbo members of the Or graph agents and operators whom it ha<J been necessary to tiust with the cipher, dsr of CMdcIsnail, the arms of which are ornblazoned on each piece, uphold by a The ATreniny Pott must look elsewhere for “leaks."—-l^othnlcr l/amg. figure of Fame in colors. Al*1. pi»c« of a tea set presented to Mrs. Washington by General Layfsyette, in 1781, with tbe monogram “M. W.” on each piece, io a gold centre, hi* sleeping tent, his field tout and portmanteau, his te* table, bis mahogany cabinet, bis punch bowl, hi* treasure cheat, two vases presented to b|m by Mr- Vaughn, a Londoner, two candelabra* presented to him by Count Rochara beau, and the blanket under which he died. These are, by far, the most val uable and authentic memorial* of the Pater Patrise. Mr. Smith, Secretary of the Interior Department deserves tba thanks of the penpie for affording Mr. Lyon crey facil­ ity to effect teair most perfect preserva­ tion. It will be remembered that Mrs. Loe, tbe wife of the rebel General and G. W- P. Cunis, had twice written to Gen. McDowell that she had not left in U» ArliOfM. H-o* o»r belonged >o Gen. Washington, and but for the friendship of Mr. Lyon with late Geo. W. Parke Custb, of Arlington, and bis knowledge of these articles during the A corrapnndsnt of the Mancheste* Amtricon from the Third New Hamp­ shire Regiment st Hilton Head, Port Royal, 8. C., says : “By the wsy, it is pretty well known here thsta certain captain from Manchest­ er, in this regiment, has been out as a spy, and has been all through Savannah and ascertained everything iu regard to the situation of tbe rebels in that quar­ ter, that be wished, and returned in safe­ ty. Said captain Is an excellent ofiee^ and knows nothing of the article called fur, and although young in years, is as brave as tbe oldest veteran upon tlip tpnled field. Further information depo­ nent hath nut liberty to divulge.’’ DecrxaBe or Church Mzmbzrs.—The last minutes of the Msthedist Episcopal Church of the United States state tbs number of members lo be 865,446: aq incrcaae of 9,720 duringlbe year. N um­ ber of probationista, 123,077; d In politiM he wits rd original democrat, unwittingly Stolen cr destroyed by |he 11,644. This shows an but baa sever engaged in active political soldiers or eervants, aa indeed many life. At tbe time of the repeal of the Judge Swayne is nearly sixty yean old, Thr Uriujt Fixuwg rg Tf»gsaerx.— and of strong and vigorous constitution. _ be Memphis XsahmMspubKsbee a very interesting letter from East Teunaaeee, in which it aeya: ‘ Th# Itballieo is only suppressed, it is feesienai character, of ample fortune, and not eomptotHy crushed. The smoulder­ will bring to the discharge of bis dutie*. ing fire* kindled by Brownlow, Johnson industry.experieaeeawd intogrlly, end Mayaat * ‘ time. Tbe What tret thir* o> MpC^dfeMV is _____ ration will *t a complimentary dinner be rekindled to every valley and on every oCeers of rhe Seventh New moan tai a aide, to the gorges of tbe BagtasMt, nt the MeunpolixCemberland mountains, In thu secluded ive, indefatigable and aealoua Christaina in thelaad. And if gone behindhand to numbers, < Tut EsaUBH Volcxtkkm Dow’t Rbl- not made greater progress. ’ the country has so absorbed of men that they have neglect, of the soul.’* via, tbe “mighty hunter" of Ohto. Itevb was borate 1788 at Potet Hmomt, a stockade at the inoction ol the urn with tbe Ohio. He was born tm the Territory of Ohio, first demonstration toward* MeCleUM efteM: apparently oa the brink by Me Trexa.—A letter from a high mereawlIU bouse says: ‘'W* do not attach mosh importance to the New York /Tsreid, but �CONGRESSIONAL. aehijKod thr.utW, day, from Irfti>re. Bhe wfet, However, to thdfehel inp at AquU ^Cr^Bli, having fiSt sig. State we have the first direct and official led the rebel batteries nut to fire upon ah. Hataecaa^ oad . eaasi d ■ m b ly delayed matism. N« ’ainllco n • Wati refuted to fete. Ftwtresa M L WQkoMrriiM<d>«WM totte 26* ««P itWU, thesever. storm, or tba . fraud uleut-aad tnJtalWe action if Aak caaamwadete. raiatHs Umro K IkM <mn>. TMjjytedilion was delayed and injured ■MMitww•»»n>o »—ill «f ika bySc’alo’nua andwin di l met ’•yitfi. oa t«M> AW (hl «urm l( — Ami«•« Mwr«i*>*ijUiij« in* -Mxxre WWiM fAHta hfeaa fifM datao eased danMhg{.i erament It to IHcewiU assmted fta» contractors practiced decei^ in regard tbe draught of their vessels, and that the depth of water on the Hatteras bar waa over stated for similar reasons. General Burnsidp is reported to have eaid, during that foasAl stortD, while aeme of the vessels were yefrity ehdeavoriag to eM«r a hahor ofstfetf : "The oonti shorn have rviued me,bu: Gad bolds me in His palm, red all will yet be well." A Cohtodl, a Surgeon, and a-Mate were SrOWMd in attempting to -obtain fresh„water Tor ths men. only iocs of life reported- These are the At last cmrtts calm weather prevailed^water, aual add previsions had arrived, sad the eapo ditiun was again about ready to undertake tbe service whfch wap the object of its mission, and evary one seemed confident of ulrimate snceca. Laax Harwwcas.-—A few days since. Geuerai McCItllan was tfefore the apodal committee of Congress on' the lakv de­ fences, and advised'. Immediate action.— His plan is '' to ’fortify Mackinaw, Fort Gratiot, tbe 8te. Marie Canal and a few other points , and rely upon naval de­ fenses fer protection elsewhere. He also rooornmends the aaUblishmsnt of depots for storing arms on ths lakes. There is not much doabt but some such plan will be acted Upon by the Government, and we shall eooc have ships and forts auffi Four federal steamers are how nn tbe and bombs, which proved a total low. Her crew w*Hd*W. Ths steamer Po- atert to capture pirate Sumter.— tthontas w«t uhdre near the lighthouse, Federal reastls are lying Idle lb port for and became a total wreck. Ninety val­ naht uf acamm. Four thounnd art u#w uable horses, belonging to the Rhode nedWT-b/ftr'ffav;. Co*. Island battery, were on board of her, and Minister Corwin, although dasirdbs of were Ml drowned, including several vab nd at wee WK. 7UV Grips SU* returning home, will remain to Mexion if parted-hawser and went Vto< n at oea,— he can W of servtee to our country the Her crew were saved. An unknown Government thiukvbe can. schooner, loaded with oata, and another Y..«, F.S. I. . eeboonsr, name unknown, with six of her — — ■ - 4^ taVWWto grew, were lost on the beach. The Bftgtrei from per­ rtbimor ' Louisiana struck -on the bar, ____ _ ____ __ „ jjjiBOiai'ihi where she still romsttis. The report of the Gnvernments <>f Rnglaito, Frwace. her.burning b inoorrect.'ah^ mavget off. and Spam, meditate an Wiy ranogutiion of the indhpeadence of the Confederate Statee. Thio rec«<*i|ioo. tfrwiU Aa -pre tended, is made in thswause ofbWnaqily, the expedition had pot reached their des dnatiou when the Extern State'left, and Lourertun, Ky* Jan. W. Th. remains of IE.jiW had It hot been Ibf ft* condensers oa board soma of the vestoh, and a vesrel reached MuinfordsFltlato-dsy in , charge on-abort, the moft ternbbnmffering must of ZolUeofldr’s Brigndo Sjurgetwi, temp*hive AM ft rarily released uii dis pa ride of Donor,. wa» tba water caskr were composed of N<. news trnm below. ... <fld whisky, camphene and 1tsr<*ane oil There, will be no fu-ward (n«*«<uaut casks. It is thought the pitots of Hat— in Symhsrn.Kqttucky.it k.«ytpu<|ed. ,fur teraa are proved finite ri, having Inten­ some time, the condition of the roads tionally ran several vessels «bnre. Ths nukisg transportation impossible. waves dashed with a dean’ sweep across FdrniBSB Moitaos, Feb. 1. the Hatteras shore, completely cutting II flag of truce was astat to Craney Is­ off the ftrtftom dutaids communication. land to-day bat it brought back no pas­ Now Yark.Jao.». sengers «>r papers. Advion from Fort Picbtns, by the ■Die crew of the rebel boat reported Philadelphia, state thshthe rebels hava that heavy firing had been heard at Nor­ withdrawn a portion uf their forces to folk during ths past few days. Mobile, Wttch they considar in special ' Naw Ytere, Feb. 2datoger. It is understood that the.rebel force op­ The Jferali't' Washington divpateh posite Fort Pickens is not over 6.000, says 7 “Gen. Banka is stili here. ti»exclusive of diet at Live Oak plantation, tnor says there J * probability of his aa. whfoh febaliUkjifrum 1.000 to 3.000 and suming charge of the Navy Deportment. fortified. Contrabands are &mtanUy “Ths enow aoross the river is from faurlo six iocbrs deep." coming t<» Colonel Brnwn. Ths Tribonie special says “The. apeBostox. Feb. 2. cial com miltoe <»o the defenses and forti-» Three hundred and eighty-six rebel fiaations of lakes and rivers had an im­ prisoners* rank and file, al Fort Warren, portant meeting this morning. Gen. McClellan laid before tba committee go to-morrow te Fortress Monroe.— Commodore Barron is not included many facts showing tbe importanc of im­ mediate action. He favored the fortifica- among them. tiona of a few commanding points, such as Mackinac, Fort Gratiot, and tome place on tbe Sauk St. Mary Canal, and the reliance elaewhere upon naval defenThe Congresiional Committee, ooe, to-aupply which he recommends the The Senators and Representatives of estsbiishmeut of one or more depots of the various counties comprising tbe 4th arms on ths Lakes. It is understood Congreational Diatrict, under the new that the committee concur in these gener­ al vi’ewa, and will make a report in ac­ apportionment,-Hive, according to cus­ cordance therewith al an early day. tom, agreed on the following ae the fahsia Washington, Jan. 30. of representatiou in the next cungretrionOfficial despatches from Commander Goldsboro, dated Jan. 26lh. arrived this Eoch Representative District is to be morning, Seventeen of tbe naval veesds nllowed throe delegatee, with one dele­ were at that time in the Sound ovre and gate at large for each organised county. beyond the bulk head, under the com­ mand of com. Rowan, in full readiness CoXORKSSIOXAL CoMMITTXK. dent to protect the cuost of this State in say emergency. for operations. Gen. Burnsids was preparing his forces to move in conoction with the fleet. Com. Goldsboro saya: “Things npw look hopeful, and I sineerelv trust we shall Boon beat the enemy. Any decided approach now to this quarter on the part of the rebels, would certainly result in their speedy capture and destruction." WD-Fow, lK N. S. Avery, j A. Williams, Ionia. Thomas M. White, Ottawa. N. Bailey, Barry. James Barton, Newaygo. Morgan Bates. Grand Traverse tay^Tha London Shipping GaietU a^ye that war,or further diffiulty.betwaon England and the United States is certain. That ia apparaat from oar latest news, altbodgh'the British Government appear to be well satisfied at the conclusion of tlio Trent afiair. The atone fleet block­ ade at Ctarlesto nib now a source of irrita­ tion to the English prow. G«, Halleck, .it is ctotad, *• has telegraphed to Washington for permission to doriug ‘he war about five buodsad of thesaoetaoisy and. trouble­ some of the ceeeeh of St. Louis, and the reply was, “five thousand If ’ necessary." Twelve regiments and corps of.volOLHnUrwg U ,<J» HE'e**' ">•« Wassikotow, Fab. 2, Notwithstanding the tone of some of the foreign journals on the stone blockade, Ate., dispatches received at |be State De partment are regarded as eonclmivo nf tbe cemplete restoration of e<»od feeling with the governments of England and France, and other ooutinmu! states. The Secretary ofState on Friday di­ rected the release of all per»'in« taken from <>n board Insurgent armed vessel*. It is true the rabri authAritbw refused to exchange thd pirate Smith for C”L Corcoran, on die ground of difference in rank. It is reported that the Government has determined to place ’bc^rebd ^privateers now in New Yc„L ’ J Tock and Philadelphia, <‘U «* a An order footing of prisoners of* war. pov!n£ them to has been issued fpr -----------------------view to exchange militoi tbarifl,, cltUens T._^_ bf the United States imprisoned at the South. ' This will proh. ably result in the release of Cola. Coroi*ran, Lee, Coggswell, Woodruff and Wilcok.Vb^es, and othe?. offieers.now held .dSWSa.pk.il, rare appointed upon remoot, to examto Ootobor I4th, and baM< Boon to ses­ sion contlndooMy fi-r Mveore days Th<> Jeriod in whieh to present ekhns kapired anuary 10th. but the Secretary of War has allowed a dfocrelioamuijai receive claims rfter tiu oould not have hxm । cloriti. in M^actlOT -iJh tb. *>"fg and a number of there । received, toall. Bettor Faswiy 1 resenting $9 fl------- * York, or other' Orersix hunL.^ -------------- --------- - —— J3F* Bcauregarfrbre<one to Kentucky It contains EM eramined. their twHntony' enrering -sir each, making Jt Ufaa-S-A WW^!«»O’i4Sj nfiimmf, c*siites ws.^b ■—*<—hiki Cid ; otbers are in p^guess of p»y merit । 1 the Mante are not jot decided -pen, or how been rejected, or are held for eXemfastton betord ths Oort of Claims nt Wsahtogton. .. . ' . ’ ’ '•MoD«an Wxxraim.”—A Cairo enrrespondent of Chicago Posf givvs a de­ scription of Com. Foote’s river gunhost fleet. He mentions a feature which »• havp not noticed before. k is nothing more nor leas than arrangement for killing and cooking such rebels a» may have tba temerity tn attempt the boarding of <>na of-Um bisLs .­ The nmsi dreadful enrage contrivance upon lb’-ev buats.ia that to prevent board­ ing. Ea«h b<*at is supplied with a num­ ber nf targe hose pip»-» for throwing hot water Imm the boilers, with a force of two hundred pounds pressure to the square inch.. Any Luman bring wfcu shall ennonuler this terrible stream of h«>t water will be boiled hi an instant.” Caxkom Drsoovxxxu.—M<>st of the cannon bticind by the rebels when they decamned from the Eastern sboreof Virgiaia, Lave boon found. Alcohol Woana Darntorao.—Tbe alcohol works of Dr War & Cb.. in Chica­ go. Were destr.yed by fire en Tuesday moraieg. Loss $4,800. Hew Advertisements. f>»* ■ Bet'iwan ”« . anmton kwi r.an l-h.. mv n.iklte puoiic .K »>u, M. Jwillkro gria'diro »6i b«iwaft«r a^MMuthura. roroiro. » •W(i~ * M»'«IWAaW<lMlL' >*a ftmMt-of mm. । er and '« • •--- Missouri. •.’ •. . v niP‘Tr#H>p« art Mtag concentrated at Annap«dj» for another expedition. So Tut CHonrriiTor Mir»r6Wr.—Among Mechanics, Merchant, or Prufrssmual Man, and girt ‘-to the Bflroil Weelly TWbiMse superior claims to tboir pttraaw ftesnilnr, reliable correspondents w'tti the Michigan Regiments in the Artny^nd inspecti-Mt-it Mas our privilege tn mske at Washingtan,w'Hi tontitrae to give tbe readers uf the Tiik DetroitTbibcne full of Dr. J. G. Ayer 6* Co.’s Laboratory, and accurate accounts of the movements at Lowell. Although we knew by hear­ uf our Mithigitti soldiers during the war, say. that H sree large, yot wo were sur- and of the doings .of oougr^as In thia priseff wheh we camo'into view of its feature, the .Tribune has no suMtior.in the State, aa it bus not in general .interest real magnitude, and still more by the <»r variety «< careluHy selected news and extent and complication of its immense Famity rvadmg. whil< •• business. The whole msssivc structure to, our owu Sfvtr-HtBtii kea it, fur the forn.<\«*l in in foot one vsrt chomioal laboratory, Michigan reader, wb aajr Esstens in which the proceaee>.uf this. srbwderfijl obanic, or other, super the apHrial AteHghta wIAdb khvd^o t&ly repaid our visit to New England wu the art are constantly ruing on. Medico­ chemical stance has found that the oura due *iMy to the morphia it contains, al­ though this, is but one eighteenth part of ita wrigbt; the other seventeen jdrts are gum. extractive’ 'and inert or offensive matter. Dr. Ayer’s system separates the medical properties nfesoh substance employed, and we ate bars shows tbp process by wMch thr virfwa of each remrpilK COKrKHJIOh'S ..<! BXPKK1KXCK .f . rdUl ajVnUnjcL—<1 (trough *• aJ>A? 1 SUrHUB.-r-hli.hMl m > Mni,,.... for th® especial btasfli of Young Men ud tboss bics until tboy emu a out Ci>mplttdy_purc COUNTY ACCOUNTS. FROM py" Sevan rebel bridge bumci •■rasa shot on Wednesday of la* week, by order of Gen Halleck, in the Division of some one or more of its component parts. FOR TH 0X1 AH f. CHAPMAN will send Thus the remedial effecta of opium are who Mffe? with yvrrous Debility. Lon of Mem­ ory, Premature Decay, Au.. Aa., he., by uno wbo baa cured bitreelf by aiamle moatu, after being put to great ezpenae and inconvenience, through tbe use of worthless medicines prescribed by ‘— portion nf tbolr furcss from Fort Pick live properties~of anv'iubstitaoe exist "in all who wish it^frwsof etorwet the re­ fl full direction* for making and tiling s I vagvUbU BUm. that WU1 efteisaHy Vw Latex than any New York era and THBEI BEACTITCL COMPLEXION. nCMtny Tor*. Many of tbeip^^W pjphipped with­ K* —©KfWS""-; r Hon. Daud Davui, of. II NOTICE ! How to Save Money (hi KhtoCwr. nipt of • fr—k •oppi? of eoonloditloo, ■no ii ■■ nr T««s,.jtemJtoU as hostages. Nxw Yqrk, Jan. 31. It is generally believed the exchange The floating iron battery which has been of all prisoners will speedily follow. building fur the last three months for the Government by Captain Errireaon, at Green Point, Loag Island, was yesterdav launched in the presence ofa large crowd. Waahiagtoo. J aw. SB. There have geen but one hundred work­ The Bill of August 5tii, donferrtog on ing days since ths data of the contract 1 PrtoMont almio tbe ■panting power of Tbe battery will be ready for rervico in additJdnif aids to Major Ganerah. in -mlittle ovir a waek. A LI. PBB.tOJfB toswlnv ttoenstvw to to tooordince with which Gwefsl McClellan The Riehmond Ditpniekof Wednesday »® thjee**^. so past dos A0denies the importance of the point gained made retcw-n4 to the President yteterday, COUNTB sad KOTBL sn by our fleet, and says even when it gels will probably be repealed, so that tb.«oe, Land Solicited, as after cases, wifi require Wififrhatlon lo Savannah.it will ooLbaveacc^n'pruhed much, thus admitting that Savannah is by the Senate. * Thr pitoMtAl officer*. now fa the terlust. “Tho fleet may bur” yfciolrteWted 'States, hare received adds, “but what then lit. ordprii from .fte Popo to keep in readiness modi importance ' to rtu/ni•j6. Europe at short nnties. ■’u The War Nisswiigating OtoHuttoo to­ day examined. 'Seti.’Sanks' ind“General DivaH. ad the tlte bUHe al- B-WSBUiff, T.»m kt>m Yin ibdnudk— mJ O", aro io iriirr WlKr ITT Ska Y4rt eily, «w*ilinf orJ^hTO tied to a seaffiaM$ffi*|nte. rd him to dote oeAfinement The House thro Into ©nth ml' ry prison during *»r, ’ mor Emma Duncan arrived of the Whrile on tfia Army S'p prop ria! bill. <hMM a large cargoof powder and, ported. 9 fa > *.<•»-* * veessl riloer eo«M ptaa aulside the ' bar, Mmg Bear tteWteftewaT atator, m»lees very ftWiillt piloted, cnoaebuantly tbe Or of w YeA MMtok re tbe out- thirteen fret couH pais the otteHe of bar. Here the »f Ky.w York . at last. Their oonceptratod, purified medleal properties, or virtusa,- are finally* combined together to produce the Mar dies which have made themselves a repu- tntion for uhrivalted excellence, alt over ths weald. Not only the Doctor disclaim af every. »p!e can be agj i remedies for tbe medlca&lottrttadVWW hae®’betfa pre­ sented to* laage part af lla aredical Fiwulvy or iu Laited fotatre, and are c-MUMljr «..( h, Iw.-Sjply jae pkrka o,ro._ P*P*r- .......... >gl« Copr' �ua.lv the seal of ths । of Barry, to Bwdired rids and cbattelj Dillm, Abram Ml I I did. oa the »d<2 iilVKL"4#.! LOW PRICES to unxsnm/wnr ©©wbhhhioh COMMI IN billty; OF TRAPS; DARLING’S LIVER REGULATOR And now consider tnyattf Jfttfire/y cvrwf," Hon.-John Croat writes, ‘Brooklyn, Marek IB iSb DARIJife'B LIVBB REGULA TOR dacti NtffiVN cOMAN, I U-wmir. OMA&hBp W. BAMBW, ( It broke up toy cold and fever al ooee. Previout ta thia attack.Y Lad been troubled with dyspepsia aeveral month* : I have felt aotbiog of it eioeo?' BtAHBUfTB SALE. HVAE JUST RECEIVED Otia Studley. !ta, Henry T*jKir, Xoe«»U* A. , Grcio YnunjjR, Mm Atbeoia ^n,Jul.n VVaH<rd.W.iy- \ ejlra. Amanda WMaa, Macgara; l« the matter of tbs aetata of Huuuct J. Dkxmon, a minor. ‘ ■ • I’ureuaalfeaMceaaa and authority in thia caae IrfVaWdl 'WdtrttT. MartW# jUpg^piiv.er i P’acka. Jaoub MtaniAtub rose Woelta, Robert Ste* eat blddv, V the btaiaa of X 8. Steeena, >n the townnliIp of JohnttowA.in -Mid eonntv. on Satur- s, Riotatrd |in, •Jlattd WB Witfiingtt-rf, Hl ram Wickbain, Jarj Eaiate of Almira Weak*. phoba ri«»^jri.-sTrrro>ineHJo an, County At a aession of I of Barry, boldaip ’lag* °f HastiugW.;------ ——z ------------ — Circuit Court*— IMS, 1B63. tj-arrtnt. In the matter ef-tbee. tale of Altaite Weaksiate of said couutyidoeeaaed;.. . .< ... ". I . TLereunuu jt is ordered, that Twadv the it th dav of Febroarv. 1*«I8, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, hr asugued &r tlie bsanugof aaid peti­ tion; sod that .tba Leira at law of aaid deceased an«f W1 other rieraons HitSreated tn Mid estate, ve required te appear at aacSMon of said Court, then to b<holden at the Probate Office, in the village of HastingsMtdahow oavv. if any there he, wfcv the praver of tbe pctitiuusc should not be granted. And It te further ordered, that the pctitionei give notiee tedhepyasoM interested in a<ud estate of the pendency or said petition, and the hearing thereof, by .ca«Mg a aopy of Uua W0»r to be published in the Republican Banner, a newanaper i TATE GF MlCHtGAX.Elghih Judicial Circuit > -1 bovekv fix end appoint Cha timvefor boldr the several terou Of OM Circuit Court within dCircoihfor thoyeers 1?U and 1461.aa follows riurrv Unaty—Jaauvy, kd Monday; April. 2d >ndnr . Jgly. id Monday ; Qolobcr. ltd Monday wAl^finsift.tlheb^ “”7 Sn«tab Ue of Darling's Lite Bitter*, and WM mtirWg eurai. I have bad no attack since." D. Wretrrreft, Esq., ol South 8th, near Sth St, Williamsburgh, L. I. writear “AugustS, 1610.— Raring been troubled with a difficulty in the Liver and tolihoua atteska, 1 wM adrieed, by a frtehd, Jvuary. l*ivUBdtt. <jm0. let uMoodaj; October. 1st Monday, laroh, laOlonday; Juns IstMon -, 1st Monday; December, 1st “’.RLINi.'S UVER BEUULATOR. iW—February, 3rd Moudav ; Av—___ _________ _ hand at the village of I onia, thia rtthdayof Ostober, A-D 1*1. LOUW i LOYKLL. OreoilJ^ MOIT^T’S 'jira«fa °{ b“n“r fsi. NOTICES We want Wheat, Orn, Oats, ffikviwrd, llutlrr, Wood, and kfuftcv. 8.C. PBINOI^. | LIFE FILM AND FHCKNIX BITTERS Aa experienced Naron sad Female J'hyaiciau, prcaints to the attention of mothers, her ! rp H ES E M E D I CRN E8 have now boon beJL tor. the puldwAira pviod of THIRTY YR&. and during that time bars maintained a high CHANCERY SALE character in almost every part of the Globe, fur theii extraordinary and’immediate powv of res­ TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court toring perfect health to persona auffkring under for t!>e county of Barry—in Chancery. uearlv every kind of disease to which the numao .*srhwM Z Jt.”/Fi>frAuUca, Com- J frame is liable. plain ant, Tbe foliowing are among the distressing vari­ •' i. i va. ) (Foreclosure.) ety nf tinman diseases in which the (Atroeeopy.) dodge of Probate. DAN’L S. DARLING, S VMiETABLE LIFE MEDICINES h i^uript'tin'at. tiro Banner office. $e atpxiu ktwte-tsMgn eulincbirtg. TO REGULATE TBE D0WJX8. IMpteid upon R, .teo4.cn, at F>U ,gV* net U RELIe/aND HEALTH TO TOUR IXFAifTS ONLY PREPARATION rohrtTcurt furtlieCownty ofllarrv. In Chan-I DYCFf mwde on thcrigteenth dav of January, hi first and si « df our Low mt. thousand eight .-ondted put. 13307981 For OlUMrou Tocthlug. Which grtatlr feoHtates ths process of Icetldng. bl*CWB»«MHU>Cg»WU.ffdl>«Ag all lafiataallou Will allay*DjuIn tod *p»«nc3ic action, kadis TUB iiAatiauee and by 'rirtee of a Iteeroe rf tbe * Aro.wWT known te U lnhlHble. line have it brought to ui, liljeiriaet; we GROCERIES SOOTHING SYRUP, 102 Naanau St., New York. Pvt •• la SO cent aad *1 Bottles each. Ws han put up end sold thia ariitj. for oyer tost!, tbe Miffer^gkrd.' , in and ®T the public eurtfenori ------ ------------ --- ----- -z ------------ „ -— - ------ ular every »i> the eighth (nthj length of U>e iniesknae with a sriveut preeces, nd.eight hundred and wiMmcS nolanoe; aH vantent purges leave the And testimonials, new, and almost without num ~~ bowel, active within two deys. FfeVJEIUf tifnil kinds, toy restoring Ue Hood r.r.trra' te * ngnhw cisttilatsM, through the proons of cone could resist, that Prof Wood”a HalrRaateriwgp«ati«n to Owch eaosa.andtee Utbrosgh wde- alive w.Il restore the bald and gray hair, and preaerve the heir of the youth te old age, In aff Ha plaint, and dea- tioa OfaR intcatinai obstruct inn in others. The form Msencrgu-tare been known te ours ufTand. ditnste. RHEUMATISM permmxnUy iu throe wwke. and GOUT ta half that time, by rcsnuvlng local tafia­ motion from tbe ojiukIss aud hgamenta of the jU DROPSIFS of all kinds, by freeing acd strngth- j lbc* °P«r«V'JM* V'd U.TirttHc iter tailors. In almost every AN’P TboaMQds of Caeca. DRY GOODS! ION oMITB. We «pat ta. thia It not onlv relieves the child from pi vigoratss tbs stomach andIxiwrls, eat ^“A^sssinsr^s: Griptag in the Bevel* and Wind Cholic, SOUJ^, bv s' perfect purltr NOTICE. Bs W Vb Er: MKDlCINVgi'f to t*1* blood.and ell tbe humor*. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and HAD COMPLEXIONS, by thmr alterative effect upon J? tfgfijws#taywfVi ?■»« faring from any let your — The “M °r lb”e F,H’1 r.Xt dor of f bc c*TOl b’ d8W<t,r by »▼<• iu thrwpral cu« SKgfeQ hler. . .............................. - r, cn»eri-' ton*. IMPLA1NT8. mure, 1 would aak tbeo if thou wvnIdM not be willinR to to eeod wean order Ou thine agnate fora bottle, and receive to thyself tbs scripture declar­ ation—“the reward la to those that are kind M tkt widow and the fatheris*." Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY Hjronier, NpHe Co.. T«»<L. Feb, tS, 1M*. PsovO.J. Woos: buerSir:—JntteeiMterpari of the year IBSu. while attending tbe Stele and Natioaal Law School of the State of New Turk, my hair, from a cauaa utlkaewn U ma, oemuteoced falling off very rapid tv. so that in the short ppaoe of sn months, the whois upper part of my scalp was almost entirely bereft of its covering. ----- - Stacks of CD*ris A CALKINS, Naw Yarit, iaanlb«ouiside wrapper. Solfl by Druggists through<M»t ths Frl.elifo O«<», 13 CrlarSt., S. Y. Clot king iwBAts, Nxavov'BMUJn. Msaxw Coariuuxn if all kinds. Palutation or tub Burr, Pauna’s kw-ta ,mw swrdilT e°r«L MfSaL'MU.IBHikMBt -Persons whoso eon larawt’UA Ivor fall to eradicate from -------------------- » of Mrrenry, infinitely . OUR-GOODS Ambrt>- �BLOOD TOMBTGLG ■.BSWAID. sf AMERICA! MW * OU«. ON.cf Waobtac- rr will me SSTNLAlAsf k.W,foMl*sa«ri. Mnd yenrBerwsa^l TTintXN FALL AND WINTER rrwfi SOOD8. Don’t throw an IT WILL MEND CHINA. WE ABE NOW ON HAND with on. of -J» LARGEST »»d BEST Assortments of rtcni . ThU tbe BLOOD PURIFIKR aad BLOOD FILLS km boos prevtal by analyato *• IT WILL MEND FOliCELAlN. JCONTAIN BO MOOPML- DRY GOODS I ! Aa a Family Phyate. Frt» Dr. £ IT. (ttrtvr.yX Ahn Orirmu. • I-iIH tn Um |rtMi < taf- .TUir vicetaat KI’LLINERY GROCERIES CAUSE BOON TO BXAL, taitetaltafa---- — and discharge from the system. every ta Hcrofala. whether hereditary or otherwise. thn RECRUIT THI DEBILITATED, —.. paper with the growth and increase of tbe an mm erec, the industry and prosperity of ths PaMUtoutaa Btatx. Ito proprietors are determined that Us future shall be worthy of the oonfideasa snd support ofthe friends ofTsny»,Jcs mca, Frrdom and Homaxxyt. obstructions or tin blood Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Onto per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bogje, NEW YORK COSTS. TERMS CASH. Dyaewtcry,’ Diarrhoea, Sala*, Worm*. /tire Dr. J. G. Orttn. <*>CMpe Tw rnUtavuhadnlMnirW lu av pnHire. and I beta tbeta In t**»rt* m one at the bre* ■palertv I h«re •vet found. TbHr aMaretire *&u tqva the liter make* rlvM.. - - ■I- -—.'I __ « .. Important te House Owners.. J. S..GOODYEAR & Co. Tbe War ANBBKAR CEMCTT CUHE. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Buttle. U wlUaln to behold and fearless in Ever shown in thia Market, which we advocating the principles of the Rxtcbare prepared to sell al a small ucax Party, which if faithfully carried advance from out ta the coDDoila ofoar nation, will save onr coutnry from the evils now beaming it, and will make it the freest and be«t Government the world ever ear. It will diseuM with faithfulness and candor all tbe great oneation* agitating tbe public mind from day to day. On the question of the extension of Huwav Slatxry. it will stand forth its un­ compromising foe. believing aa it most religiously does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of too present confliet be­ tween the North and the South, and that it Inrves n fearful blight upon the country or nation seeking to outspread and uphold It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of the present war against treason and disunion, until tlis last vestige of thia most unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. News DepwvtwKBt. The proprietors are received to spare no pains or expense to make the A&vxaTisnt equal, in all that constitutes a rood newspaper, to any published in the West. With this view an able corps of reporters, writar* and correspondents has been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. Arrangmcnts h»lc been made ensuring far this paper the moat complete com­ pendium of foreign intelligence published in anv paper west of New York, while xMtr deiiiiiea for obtaining domestic news, military, political and gMeral, are not surpassed by any other journal, Besides having paid <x>rrespondents in all th© camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the session of Congress, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereayjar occasion may require. Thus, aa a newspaper, we propose to place the AnvikTiiB in the first rank. Com atere Lal Deysumesl Ito well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained ; in thia department tbe greatest care has always been exercised, and will continue to be, in rendering it in every respect the meet complete and rcliabla. •10 00 a year saved ta every family by One Boule of “THAT STANDARD SHEET. 1862. JOU5 Q. KEJlCIUX. M. »Conattpatlon, Coatlveneie, Snppravaloa, siwasc. 8Kt.e.“*-c- “"r Fn* Dr. Jf. F Gnddt. A NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FBJENB. OnNow Teor'a Day oflMl, that world-renown­ ed nd unrivaled ran of American Jouraaliam. the peerlee* Now You Mntxav.will enter upon tbe twenty-fourth year of the moot brilliant career ever achieved by a paper. Daring the past year U ha* bora tba the teacher, •Lorv-toHer, mentor, end eracto of tavtondrMdOmMaddiMriemAoMM, from ocean to ocean -and from Quebec, i* Canada to Pensacol*, ou tbe Oulf of M»um. Yvan* and old. rich and poor, haverexeled, tn tie enchanting etore* of wi»dom.romance, art. poetry, and genial humor; and its paries to JBr*. £ Start, nynutoi nd JMaf/t, Mm. I and nne or two largu Urer* cd your F.TU. tahre at tbv —*i—-».u- —------ Jn commencing a New Tear, the proprietor* of Tux Naw You Miscvilt can oojy Say, that it •hall be tbeir aim to make their great family jour­ nal of American literature, for 1M2 mere bnltant and enchanting than ever, in ito concentration of all the worid'i grandest and most beautiful apecialtirs In healthful romance, graceful Poetry, elegant and quaint Goaaip, relining Knowledge, •MHWUng Humor, and entertaining Ksw*—nnul. lie love, it “—rules the court, the camp, the borer," as it alxoady rnlm the happy domestic fireside. Tbe editorial lone and N ational departmente of tbe New Yons Msact ar will continue tree to that A naw and ddigbtfal Stomachic and Cordial for giving font to the Stomach, and for the preven­ tion or billion* complaint* incident to tbe Weatwunlry. Try it. Aa a morning drink tn asalst dictation and relieve Dy»pen»ia, it ha* no aqnal. Try it In it to tuptriar to tU other Ritters. Try •ole property of Dr- Roback. or'rtnaiad with one of the oldart and moat eminent Medical Practitlonars of tba West, *fld it ta direct/ pgMXcatod upon Cbc «#M« at Waataaw people, Thraa Btttrra dartre Ibair atlmnlss from tba powerful tool- nature of thr root* and hrrba of which they are oompoaed, and aa Utoy are. by al­ laying nonauusl craving* of the atocnach,directly TEMrERABCB, ir ren-L to |W i’Ul. •—that K«4 sICteUdi VTitCSM JUDU.L Fria*, 25 oenta psr Box, or 5 Bentos for tl. Prepared by fir. I. 0. ATB U 00., Lovell. Kass. Fir arie at Hostings, by Raster* * &r»i*»S- It will SOM ba for sale by all of Dr. Robnek'* numvroas AgMla, and at Hotel*. Ac., tba coon try over. -In the map time, order* will be filled di­ rect from Cincinnati to any qnaatttv. at tbs lowret rata* It to put up io Quart Bottlre. and wcurely packed tn ooe dasru -area. Half del •unpia tv™ will, however, be pocked and amt to any addiwe. ifdaatoadRaU4> pripstJ par B«<«Js, or etx Cm- fS. Important to Farmurs. To all vAom fAu may concern and it toncerru treryiody. JOHNS & CROQLEY’8 DR. J. DOVEE DOBS' CEMENT ROOFING, Tba cbMpeet and mo»t durable Baofltac rr is fire amd'water proof It can by sppIMte nsw sU oca am at tu. Imperial Wine Bitten Are Prepared by an eminen* andakffiM si JMM * > tea aMd them aocneeafaBy in Ma prssHre Ujs l>rt twenty-fire yose*. The preyrteter. B sixna, and to isixcui aoon wtinocv morn* uses, Ao.; by tb» principal Burxoasa. Aamnnoi*. M-t others, sad baa jwovod to be tba CHKAPKNT and MOST DURABfiX ROOFING in no® it ia io every reepeet A FIRE. WATSR. WKATHXB Md TiMk PROOF ooveriag for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. tieOA'LrMefrrGI MMr/odwred tn Me UtUcd .**!<• which combine tbe dumreble proper­ ties o; KUrtiaitf Zue.ifita. wHeb aw aatvaraally acknowledgnd to bepoMMMd by G UTT A FSRC0A AXP INDIA RUEBDL * DR. J. DOVER DOD8* Ns Hent is required in making applicaltaa It san be applied by any Mie, sad rhea faiabed foma a pertMiy Fjm Fwe tmjfcre.wnh an afaMio body/wbkh flannel bo ta­ Prinaiftol •"*» »*• noaa. No. • But in Ind by Haar, 6bu or SvoamMSflamree of Root Fanrtb M, *d building from Main *trect, Claeiu- Ttoaain. or soy extern.! action whatever. natt, 0. * ISAAC a Imporant to Builder*. Important to Railroad Compasks. * Th* foranto cd three Biltare. now (ISS1) thr ■ff-rtiul lo rtaniL _ ___ „ u • re Mach !!.•• Iw: pl.vim ■« Data I ‘■Familiar in tbeir mouth* a* houaehold word*." Tbe noble patriot aoldier in hla tent too. baa whiled away the tedium of camp life io th* ab­ sorbing review of its FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS, finding in them a fascinating mental ditciplino known noir to those who rally to tbe 2fa«n«-eAert eftAc Grwiuf Atnriean JtDIlctt ata Oct- A NEW ARTICLE. I>r. Robark’a Btwmacli Bitters. Great National Banner sf Intellect. NEW Y0EK_MEBCUBY! per tattle, or •& per half d«teu. CM tbe Scandi­ navian Blood Hit*. cent* per box, or 5 boxM for II. Or Bead Dr. Robsck’e Spacial NoUom sod Certificate*, puWiibed in a c.aapteoooa part of this paper from time to time. Dr. Hoback* Med­ ical kimanae sod Family Adviser, oontatatag a crest amount of interesting aad valuable Medical information eon be had gratia of any of the agent* throihout Ur oountry. In difficult or complicated cases Dr. Rebeck may be applied to personally or by letter eneloelog on* stomp for tbs reply. a MOTT, TONIC, MkUCIXB AXfi BKTMMl. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Toms Give to «bs Kt«■ash I BOMMl tos BysesR awft Ufa! Is now receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of Groce ries! ! Consisting in part of NOTICE New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ ns ®mw, gars. Molasses and Syrups, THAT ALL TH08K JTOTM A ACCOUNTS Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Goffe, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wars, That are Net PaM »y the Mh «f Cigars, Tobaooo, and Snufl^ Saw and Water Lime, Soaps, fialeratua, Cnasia, Pepper and Spicc. la addition to tba above steak ef Grecerias^be has a fall and oom plate Msertanrt st ioibo? Of Long Standing, I Sptak At Tkingt of Tr*A and Stier Xlw.lh.lvsMtitoa^ ntn, and Lit Not .AIJC C. MOTT, *"* Ww» November tlrt. k< P’"* SSRTsftftN*’ 1STO MISTAKE! Drag*, Pitot., Olli, Banting Flu­ id, and Cuapbana. M<l-tf ‘VES«M6«BSa!»&,S^ ■4* rejS ffirejKraSy<i*Sx GROCERY, SALOW. Tbe MtanriWr te mv pxpMtft t»«* FAMILY GROOlftlM Ai bw m fa lowest. Jbr ChsMr wafts � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-12.pdf 34b1dfdf2ce0719c575e9b380c012b2a PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN BANNER. VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1802. WAR! GM ANT A IPAI’LDIXO, Oa High Price*,* at the •• NO. 4L •rijhrat Eatft]. the boamiag of tb. craeea, a. it* thngdar aboku th* ereaoAI HASTIHG6 rtrnger* exclaimed it really try to get a »; and', If p.ieaible, la DRUG STORE!!! follows butianoearo Ha walked Roberts &. Striker, traroa of the wonderful white sparrow ! But the sparrow, to tbs great disappoint meat ofthe termer, would not sbnw itself Jl'IT BECEIVED vexed the farmer •till more, was that. • Mv and moat complete wortment of D. C. HAWLST, hl. stir—-they, too, aorinod ree-dved not to leave their nests. Mesa while the cattle were bellowing in their Malls with hun­ ger, and not a s<>ul was near to feed them. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. disadvantage of this state of things, a suddenly be perceived a lad coming of the bouse, carrying a sack of when his shoulders. He seemed to be in | ty FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURrORK8.ONLY.AH WHOLESALE sad retail <5«dwla Qroeerta. V V and Prsnstaae. Park, Lard. Battar. and a> ktadaef Prodaea beaght sad sold, st bi.-.M Kurrn a naaows. GROCERIES! ThsydM. IWEBXEY A ALLEN. PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CAROL M. Ac. rend aa follow.: Sac. 3. It shall be tbe duty of tbo su­ pervisor ofeach township, and each super ^flisttUairo. DANIEL COOK, W HITE SPARROW. JACOB FERRIS, (KEKfc.IPp IPC® ©ABE tteetioc will b. paM to COMPOUND«tUog OP PRESCRIPTIONS; .nd say _-f ... —... G-EJSTTTTlSrE. ROBERTS A STRIKER. BOBERTN A STBIKEL L C. PKINDLE, BAMinmun, r CLERK. Rotary aodtasAwMit. OAes in th. Oeort GIN AB A AK1 THIB DBLICIOUB TpSl'ECI ALLY fle*>xi JEt in Fr./W"a boT Mur Stas to D. L RARm A CO., Mau IB Pash TotL after this act shall take effect, to establish a separate fund, into which tbs moneys 8xc. 8. Tbs relief hereby autborixed MOST POPULAR MICHIGAN. ars i iirrrnt sni<>ng the pr«»ple this prov erb. thought the g>"-d fanner to himself, “I will riwj every day st tho 00010 hour I rove thio morning, and then I shall gat to time, afford such temporary relief as tend tn d<> tbelr duty properly. Besides, whn know. but some fine morning I may n»r adhered to bis re«oiulion.bnt hr wam forgwt the white spsrrow.MiJ only looked after his cattle and corn field*. Soon ererything around him wore a flourishing family, sud nut exceeding in any com to any family or poeson, tbs actual sum neceMary. In connection with bia, her or their other means of support, to relieve such family or person. Which support shall be afforded only in the manner pre scribecrin the act, and in no greater sum than shall bo necessary to afford the neo- Herr Roarerart (Backward) now veil dceerved tn he called Herr Vorvart, In the due course of time or private, white is the service of the first »ighl so apparent s. that of torn* (Forward) olhrr. that circulate ituioiig us, such na his old friend again came to spend the United States or of this State, bis family “Eatly habits makr the mon." and “Hoe evening with him jnnd inquired in a hu shall be entitled for one year, and no r«:y i» the la-st policy.” etc.; but tbr morotM tone. *• Well my fine fellow, how longer, after his decease, to tbs’ same moral signification it is intended <0 con­ are you getting «>n now ; have you yet measure of relief as his family would be vey ia mu the b-as true and important. .ureirded tn catching a’ glimpse of the entitled to receive if he had not deceased. I will,tIn rrfore,rrfate the alory connected white snnrrow T’ Sac. 4. It shall be the duty of the su­ with its origin, even as I receive-! It my­ Thr fanner <>nly replied to bis question pervisor or ntber officer, before giving self from the lips uf an old and valued by a smile, and thru.holding nut Ma hand any order for such relief to ascertain andto hi. oM friend, ho aaid, “God bleaeyou report to the county treasurer of his friend. Tlierv was an old farmer with whom county, in writing, the following partic­ everything appeared to grow worse and family from rule.” ulars In roferenoe to the person and fam­ Often, in after years, when Herr Ruck worse from year toyear. His cattle died ily seeking relief: one by one, and the produce of his land wart was a prosperous man. roapoded by 1. The name, rank, company and regi was not the half thnt it ought to »>e ; in hi. neighbor*, and Ix-luvod by his well meat, and time, as near as may be, of ordered household, ho was wont te relate enlisting into the military service, of the this biatnry of liis early life; and thus, officer or soldier on whom the family or by degrees, the saying passed to a prov- persons seeking relief are dependent for ... .. . . . . ~ either the tax gatherer or the pawnbroker erb—-“He who would thrive must support, and his place of renidenoa at the white sparrow see.” did not come to his window, and, addrea time of his enlistment; •4 ng him with a courteous bow, said: “I 2. The name and age of the person for Falsehood! of SJavcboMers. am reall) very sorry, Herr Ruckwart, the time being remaining the head of tho to be compelled to put you to inconven­ In addition to this,, I am a witness to family, and his or her resideoee; ience, but I am obliged to do my duty.” the horrible storie* told by the ab­ The old friend, of Herr Reekwnrt also sconding masters to thrir remaining of the family for whom relief is sought; Loyal whites testify that the tried to do their duty to him. They slaves. 4. The amount received from, and the entreated, and they helped him, but all provisions made by tha soldier for or to­ literally cut them up into inch pieces ; wards the support of bls family and tbuos hitn up in doepair, declaring with a sigh, that, as it were, they were just reedy to dependant oa him ; that as fi>r pour Ruck wart, there »a« n<> 5. The measure of relief lhat ths par­ use trying to belp him—he was be­ ticular family or persons, in his opinion, Others were told that the swift vessel, require per week or month; ing helped. remaining in the harbor at P«»rt Royal Tbs person seeking such relief, and vrrj were only kept behind to carry off the not only a good mao but a clear-sighted negroes, ebhined hand and fo«»t, in the one. This friend thought he would not awful black holds, and sell th*wn forever all information to tho Supervisor or oth er officer touching the msttsrs aforesaid, give Herr Roekwarx up altogether with and all other things touching bis, her. or adrs, an intelligent young man name their means of support circumstances and M though accidentally, to the subject «>f rushing out from the bushes looking as if necsMities, which answer shall be given on with when required by the Supervisor, Probate Fees. 4 BILL to amend Ndioiu / Revusd Si*titter of one tto-.uend eifht kiuu^td and forty rix, it bring chapter ant hundred end ooeentyfve of the Comptltd Law, end to aathorin the ealary ofjudget of probate, approved JT*. 15,1859." Sac. 1. Thr People of the Stale of Michigan enact. That eectioa four, of an hundred and fifty, of the revised statutes of one thousand eight hundred and fortysix, it being chapter one hundred and earenly fi ve of the com pl ied liwa^nd to author proved Feb. 15, 1850, be and the same u hereby amended so as to read as follews : Sac. 4. In all cases of granting letters teatamantary of administratioo, and let­ ters of guardianship under any law of thia State, from and after the passage of this ad, it shall be tha duty of the judge of require the executor, administrator or guardian, as the case may be, to pay into inventory and appraisement required by law to taken, ana returned to the probate court in such eases, and the receipt of the county treasurer therefor, shall be filed in the office of the probate judge before such letters shall be issued. Bro. 2. Section five of said act U here­ by amended to read as follows: pruvisioiM of law, no inventory or apprisal, shall be required to be made and returned, it shall be the duty of the pro­ beta judge, before taking any step or apply, to certify to the treasurer of said county, under hi. hand and seal of office, the amount-to be paid by tbo person or transferred, decreed, devised, affirmed. the parties interested, or the other peranason oath, to the satiafikrtion of the they had multiplied >4 late, and bow very authorised to administer, and in caw the io thr most piteous and imploring man­ ner Mtoteiming: “I ffim it up, I gim it up I Cau’t stand to all caw of application for relief it m. longer! Take me l- Cub*!” NOTICE! How to Save Money! w » ury not otherwise appropriated, at any time, to such fund. Whenever such sep temporary or otherwise, afforded to poor orate fund shall have been eetablisbed. it shall bo known aa the “volunteers' fami­ ly relief fund,” and ail order, thereafter .utbortae the relief of temHlta of all voldrewn, shall be drawn payable out of iana and privates enlisted from this Stale such fund. Sac. 3. That section two of said act sad actually mustered Into the military stand as section three, aad bo amended to or naval service of the United States. A 1HE ear shell be portion of milk through the window to “A pretty sort of housekeeping h thia,' thought the farmer to himself, as be hast­ ened to bi. wife's .pertinent and roused her from her nlunilora. “As surras my name is Ruck wart." he exclaimed in an PATENT MEDICINES jetnem the par­ sed ns shall be personal property of said refuge there, he d taco rerod, to bis dismay that the milkmaid waa handing a liberal And C-oaklig Extracts, Ek-, MMAsvttls. the reel and who believed bis master still in the en­ joyment ol of bis morning nap,and qakkly relieved him of bis burden. the cow.hottsejind peeping to are whether ZPULTIHIEKBIT TTOnNETfl ATLAWbwU SoUcitars iaChaa- Ot*«, with w. W. Ralph relief from time to stand as ssetios two, and road as follows: TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES, PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. BAHIN8, CODFISH; H. WRIGHT, OM with the; ficient to pay and to provide lied. Bludgtcat, bowic kDir«.u>4 pistiob TTORNET and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ■cd Subrilor and Councilor in Chancary.— ______ .. __u ... .< pervis homn •hall require a receipt from said county shsMebe required be paid iatr years hrea an onprodoctive.* apply to p fa Urn may ba hereafter ft entfax. �FBOM 5CM3B WAM. Mist of the rifles mi«J a cunsiderahla Trask’s Norfolk has been comthe Buller ex lion. Several vessels pletely picic»j wrw.< wreck. and 4hnl u> separate o'lmmand er with । would involve U*r neeeasity of manufiia- ■•JstivHvtiuMi . , . , • adier Generals for hit '"■'h,reW| {i>« EMlMi.DWan.M>rn hauga-te barked to-day, probably all. the vessels WgJ saf lM prescatweek. Geo/'* - ’ Eastern Dh ision will cousist’ « Tbe signs of the Utrfst, M nsgaeds the war, sre .improvlhg. r-<Snit»ent in ■WwwvUteH Fitit i tiimoiftek. mami, that Mr. Stark, of Oregon, is entitl ■ilmtuspAmi The ahnest tmbrr- c;Vr«u«d w in the direction of New River on the South Carolina side on Monday mornfug lusting tbur hours. ' ’ ' Confederate dfficeril at ^Vanngh any .SYtK: t‘i« nnrnwrae expedition, arrived and nothin, hid Wa dmfi.' [*.«,.ottr-UMio.. la ilu (Mm, Titaoar aj»d EtMWi.-rAt thio season of they »r whan evugiu an3 odd. .are Lane MM 1H „f ■ U»• to tb« __ _ he relief of the All nteers. ■illihgthatGi'n’.' ___________ of (ii, IHi.X Owing to the sickness of Mr. Crvodc, lb. pruj^Mf mUrvmw-wih . tt. P<r«l- The Lower House of the'KmIsm 'Leg- I A#-?. /' Hay* dent in rdtetlun to ths Lane expedition, will not take place to day, and probably that' one of ths batteries at' New ™Iver ‘-- I never will. -Be’tfnfnr Which had an In­ Wd hWn xtfrcttB Vy'lhe Weitf un- 1 terview withJunt md the abject, but the boats .and thpt one of the nuu’boj leAst had been ft&ufyeif., here ■ .Mtfrwteft Ok)* Wttteru j», ttrtty momtnt. h«n.a eomv oin WAh. HM the d«, btforr. ■ V ' '’ISM mioUe cl HttWri. Mei, 'the L'aSSSOJ wbi ,be ntfn.tfomk, teoden and ftsUbofierhi forooa, w» bava^a life W«I groal'y in’ A.ir'ftyur. Ik* hUod. «n .wupwo The great. adm^ge in poukou gained by I, fist;. .. Lpuiiyu«,’Eei). 7. i<£ the Lane expedition- the Cyiubcrlaad HhnuusatM , Rivom this evening. . . ... • and clotbinjg taken from the cncmy.ondces thiii one of the tn ost htilHatrt victories of peeled. Camo, • Fort Henry, on the Tonucssee river, Mirtrndarpdjeetenhfy at.2 Q’dodk, pftar H deterniincd resistance. capture dC Fdrt*Hefrry. IR -Temtissete, h The fi^Jit, which, lasted ah hour and anoiher grul-'fylng ipcidri.: ■ f the wa?. 'twenty riimu^'.was'conduced by the FortUwji. an i^.rUnt p.ihl; v8 gunboate CtncTn’uali. Etiex slid St. Loum. The Cincinati fiirej a hundred and ccinmani; to tokt possession of the .Mem­ phis audj5hio njlrppd, near that poiat, ' on Saturday night, at Parker’a Grocery, and at “Bill Rngao' sflialocratio •inatitoo- CM, sad. the large amount of mu^fous . pul rf *«, ««H»™ , l» Much- AJI isquiat alpog the Him of the Louis­ ville and Nashville railroad. ’Niti York, Fete. 8. By the friga’-eSavannah we leara that the expedition on thd Savannah river bak been graatly mRgnlflcd. It 'consisted <if only a few sin a! I gunboats and h brigade <ififito men’ which sailed from Port RoynFfo reconnoitre and* exercise . the twenty five rounds aod received thirtv- men. He main partiof the expedition four sheta from Rid ccfiel gupa. Oply "had returned whan the Savannah left. Fortrxwi Moxrur, Feb. 7. House in this city, on the clarge Areason. His trunks and papers «ere sefited but hnve sol vet been examined. The various rumors to the effect ths: Secretary Stanton is t>> nssuma the;acti»e inanagemsnt t»f the army, leaving th Gen McC1oHah”‘ih’e command of the a!Rhy of A week time. ths-staffoLGen. McClellan rC-bet lrmpe sb .Furt -Henry true to thu rebel uausc, and took advsn -tage-ef the opportunity offered by the attack to nto away from the fight that been made in <ach town, oLthoee able to baap.arms, from whlct lists the requisite nambtu* afuamealiavo been drawn. If anylMdy drawn prefers to pay a fine and learo ’.htrStiete te find a substitutc.be has tha privilege of ^ving.^u; aud ft la in. this way that adsrgo sum Im* besrv roalixed to ths State trenarv. The Dulftia .-ia.te> consist of ubont 20.000 men, end in towns along (he coast they will be drilled as artiUsry. ’ were not Mat dletaetefuT to them. ’ Nkw Yfitk, Feb. 7. Tim sloop-qf-war Savannah arrived to­ day trum part Royal, She brings news of the aailing of an expedition Sjuth on -the 26th, including all. light draft steamera, several gunboats and several thousand troops. A special to the New York. Tribune. dated I*um|icu Sound, near lIatterM,Feb. Slat says : “ Noth insof special import­ ance has occurred. The time has been cunauinsd in passing Gen. Burnside’s ships into the sound, whore those imino tlii Charleston ChMr/rr says "that out of diaU»lv wanted, to the number of fiftyUm Eith South Carolina regiment, num- two, rido at anchor. The ethers can be berjwg eight hundred wien, who^xerm of taken o'er the . bulkhead as they are wanted. This has been accomplishad service Is about etpMng, but onb tetradwith incredible eflijrt in the face of the red and aeven^r hare expressed their wil- greatest discouragements. We have ipliagneas fc 'oolwt lur Ue >*r.*" formation deemed trustworthy, that Gov. WiMuwi command of 5,000 troops, and daily raioforeed^t Nags Head m: the HT & <• «»«*'* Piper in behalf outer, beach, and three hundred ou Roan­ of the Swedish Government lias ‘tmderta oke Island, separated by Roanoke Sound. hew to dcaonoteate to the State Depart­ A vigorous defense of tbalr position Is Virginia correspondent to moat, at Washington, tho moffieiowgr of our blockade; and that Secretory Seword is preparing a reply. -ownaad Elag-Oftiocr Goldsboro's mins on the lower eud aud east aide oT the island. The former will engage tbu bat­ teries an Cauatur Swund pt short r»ngs. and ths latter will push his forces to that . pnrtuf the Island where the enemy will likely to investigate hh ease. It h mat­ bafuuud. A gunb<«twill besaut on Uw ter of congratulation, that treason Is no uutoUe to alMll Nags Head. . Four deserters ia a schooner came •core to be par ntktmdin bigh places under HF* Senator ppwall, of Kentucky, is atupeeted of ditiayohy. The Senate is voted down a reaofotfon deeded te eon- that the fight.is still jn pn»g>«-s nt Roan oke Island apd aume <d the r bad been suuk. • eun.hi«ia What m aw Editor 1—An Editor ia an individual who n-ads newspapers, write articles on any subject, sets type, rejtds proof, works at press, folds and ’Rie'NewX^rlCans the 28th BJMMHCH, •TMulearnv r»f Jktehary save the ftfmrted Burning of *esteamerCtelhofni whainrorrecC. Whew •Joe wait ahandnhrtJ'htf Captain Mt her ikcta afiartly after WardW her, erttewl’Bed the tire, ahd took pmmssl.m fifbbat aiteiMtgo, which consisted of 5.000 pouiMc of powder. 100.000 pound* <rf saltpetre, and The weather of LaTtt—Monday, Feb. 3.—The move­ ment which was t<» have bevn The Rndua, Ih. mon .imp). <J you c»» TiWEE TO FQUB mwr. Urw4tMS«i**.rMMSeMhk THAN ANY NEW the names, F-dal. pnlltltwl knd ofiWial PAPER ; w^iich with its Agricultural, ........ standing of ninny dr those who are habit­ ual frequenter* of thosr*feeiid-qtfnr»crs of DjFpartrneff last had order do^Mocegd, i there Is not a»r*x*£uiirc.or adqjluis froffitoMtitfe ufward;bn rp officer, the «tn?h of thcM MpiUr‘'1fl in their garments! ” tatereste of MicMtaii, AUotettems -mmh ____ *m -whom ll-ru wuoiii Ciflren's t>f Michigan_lsoWX find la shy . t-x. . • New “** ‘>r ••Uw’’ Paper, “>ntf ,oaKm,>l- which cannot I mt make it aritore welcome ' |y Wf are Imviag beautiful winter' , 7>fb«wrwi4Mtioetiairur tut hair potes*ap.. . W:--.r One of the rrmst odious features of the drunken brawl of Saturday aight nished by swindling psntraetori, been condemned by the eral. hate •*? Regular, und rtdisUU -cweapandriits with Xbr Mmhigait ILwiumkIs to du Ari»>4a»l wt^MHwgMWLwiHooiii'nofcwvwrtBr 7T»5rt>*aH >>ftiar Micui|EfUi a-ddiai and of the d>dngs of c feafuta.-fbe W&rne ta M muverpenfa iriug the war, r<-as In thia die 8te»K-eMlh.. not llly adscted newsTmd ■fine ttie^Rcntiun.paid idtieri *»kt4tSrj|k P*J*rTBF.M8. Inspector Gen­ «w«j ^t»r.n.Ur i„ Ml.pw-Bto,!. Cop,. .- bof-FiAwMrw.'ffive Three M> of searching If th to .the juppurt ofy uu r Tnc^crtit’o Rtwwr.-JThere .BJUGHIUI. COMPUXWX. baeu rumors that Quern Victoria was Ing toward th. Church of Jtemv.' „ statement now «tinitshe.isaSwede«b<»r. giaa. and that bor Ute husband died io bf tbe Com- 'reaty.but letter ’ A rrimlution h» fitror of eefisealing, Hbet•ting, and also irtniftg the slaves of reb­ The report was els, if it shall be a military neceseity, mercial connexions. passed ti>e Senate to-day by a vote of toemmwibd fid- further aeUna by the committee.' : ' ■ ■ twenty-four against four. “ • ‘ MMghfWaa'oofHMI from Um 'Seoste rfgkrfjMlMLffMtf wrtion MffifWW. AiHngnnmts h* •Pwwh-wmwf UtoVill Irm «txxa -Kl "»«• th Jr of the object of her love; rtatew tn’fteprra^u’ ardiev !rt the battle and where rc?t« the responsibility n " *"* ?* mo*fr •ut The report made to-day errftitted?- Mid'l heMritehee ecprwtiWj ihMr 4W*T And we are often asked, “Whence is It, closely divided on the legal-tender citrate Gordon, the convicted •law, a reajritc of one nionth, to the. 28U> iiiaL York Fol- made to­ day Ims been ju*rtpnned. and wlft tb made to-morrow pruest day. ear Tho p*wt bM r»’«> *> Tur Rrsr^m.iDji-^rr.—JjjTe reveal no secret when we state that our communitv Specials tteta that the Honte ia< very sure Secretary Seward for ^parmlttiqg British troopi to pass ov»r the soil out diaobopfl)( Urt’dlitne eohfm.'id. H I. OH COCK .nd Miss ••quantity of block-tin Art Maw York, Feb. 5. to&v» oa^*. The Dcraorr TYtrtLY Tittavywle hoi WaennturoN, Feb. 0. mails papers, print*joha, runs on errands, XJ* Tho House wf Representatives Qr.Cl»«a ver. preach rd another iertn<m saws uoKKj. worka in the garden^ talks to has uaanimously psssed the Senate Wi thb| M. In Mjc hajl of the llouse nt all who call, receives blame for a hundred ItepreaentaUvcs, in favor of awanetjAtion things tnat are n<» one’s business hut his sulhoriung (he lasulng of 10,000,000 dem a .wjjr measure. ’ owa, wpiks from 5 A. M„ to 10 P. M„ m«ad notes, and frPQjtently gets cheated wt «>f half Fort Mosror, Feb. 0. his oarnings. Who wouldcn’t bo an ed­ A Lra Swatzwkn,—The- aiUy--etiw(& A flag wf inree bYuughf the news that itor 1 first broeehtedUn Gohjaess, that rin- thr the engegrrnenl al Ruimoke Wand mill edritltiMd ac the dole of ths Iasi dispatoh publication of Mr. CtemerrmS rrport, hvs — A man named hivclace, in Van- IltinoM rea1ni.-ntF hid 8<>«xK thrtr arnhs al dark last nlghv The figtet wws etIH going oni The Federals had ewnk one hi bqrvn arante. traded away his wife fur a and refused.Io serve their onuhtry/liWlAtwo rebel gun basts. Some later1 news •aw. It is.thought be made a good trade. out shadow of foundation. Illinole fol­ for them had been Meeived M Norfolk, but it whs lows the flag mid down ilwir arms.not communicated. Sou^rt) pape'-a recetred areufno later date than yesterday’. ’ ' • J osnWinn the previous reports ounosruiag Um pan io aw Um mainland. of wmloditim, Duke of Argyle, and other roenibere «f published facts that -General Stnne has was, that even buys were permitted, to die liberal party, stale that unless sotne- been removed tr«m the Command <4 a become drunk and noisy a» besotted * XiiDivision on the Upper-Potomac, ars mrthing is done to demonstrate tha ability , _______ ._______ roboratW. It is d«»t known who hns; Jisns. ’ ------------- *- * -l bellion and convince th* anti-aiavery aucceedsd him. . pyAis stated that the National tree-, SftvuJ Despatch. stery h empty.' The last mllllim of du I. about emancipation, the sympathy of the PHiLADxtrni*, Feb. 10. liberal element will ba last, and the Gon. Stone paneH through this City Southern Cnwfisdrwcy recosmxed. on the 12 o’cfohk train’ Inst night, in cus­ ' F.lafMtas ftuMaax, tody, tn route for Fort lAfiiyette. Jjr' Twenty th«t)ssnd uniforms fur­ DaipaU-hca Ihruug^ rvljri sourcea state flew Advertisements. {y The State Bwsste nf. Maias ban tW"'lC,««T^&'Wrlrt» Trt M-'ra & ,W| New York, fur the purpose uf purchasing . and th accomplish this-a| uuce« lists lrave ■Weisssn.feu^hs Di every preparation far so ^pjng, and Maj. ir.i.J one hundred tad certain personal supplies ler their The atenmer Eastern State arrived ten rounds and .receivtd no damage. In cunsequenoc of Um state uf the pwls,' hare this morrttag; Imving left; Hulterae - The .Essex waa disabled at the tenth they have not ypt berai ordered wver. present iudicilhwM.’Colu mbes, with its round’by a ball .rtxlkiag, her boiler.— Thirty two were Killea by tiemg scalded fifty thijiisahd rebel.garrison, will aobn be dfldgttfc*.. *.< The i a,* I anchorage an Monday mernlng. gimbohtsktMted'at sunrise, artd thuinwipe gnUroly aurrpjxiMledjjtud pll cumaiunlcaCapu porter was badly scalded, but tion of the army <»f the Potomac, <W the followed soon after, The daatination tiou with other ports of. rabeWwjj^L ofll not da/igcrdbsVt: . tte • ’ • ■* temporary charge of Becrvtary Btenton. was ftoanoka Hland. Two. rebel generals, one QiloueV two Nrwt of tbo arrival of lbs'fleet at the Centams, and oaa twaJr^d privatA. w ere From Europe! . islnod WAvaUperted. «rnutekvn prisoners, that they may *Jii to Our confidence in Tbrta or four Regiments were left at Iklifoa. Fab. M. Tha fort, mounted sevcatcec guns. the Ink t The America, from Bverpool 25th vie the final triumph of our arms. Our. land force did not reach the seen* Nbthtng had been beard at Norfolk of Queenstown has arrived. of action for two heurs^aftur ths surren­ the Burnside expedition. There ale yagiie ruffiors that tlie 'Em ­ der. . Bnftiil peror ftapoteoh Itas notified that he, will TI^q Memphis and Ohio railroad bridge, Tltero seems to be qnite a misappr#1 Fort arse Moanos, Feb--8. shortly oflieia fifikom miles above the fort, has been la lieniion relative to tbs drafting tow i'" ; t. A lady who enrfte by it flag of trnco to- raising the 1 ken posuvsAiun uf by our troops. on in Connecticut, Ithasbeengcnera'ly dsy, said Gen. Huger informed her that port, of Sw.l he’bxd treeived a dispatch fn»ni Jhmnoke refuses t>>.lflti inisuppaaed that this diwfting was for the Tlie following is aunounood from the Island tfixt the Federal piYerv had been tiative alnne. Gbrahdhent, mid • undw Ito enR, on the twice repnhe'd from there. ' The nttack headquarters oft he army in this c’rty: The lyondoh Tiritt r>oHnues to urge supposition (hat Ihc 'ffbtf*•was’-dtrtu^m “-&rt Henry is ours. Ttu: Hag of the toimmqnofcd yesterday fbrenotq. and the Englund not tn interfere, and says the Cui on fa rd-estoblished Ln the soil of Ten­ fight jmEltH-guing on when the latent nation can afford V* wait. in vduktoexs- Suob is pot the ’ nessee^ It will never be removed. n.-ws was received. ' The pirate Sumter Is reported cruising “By command of Major Gen. Halleck. The New Orleitn» correspondent ofthe off Genoa. an enrolled State1 nMIMr/lb bo ready at •W. W. «Jlff fi, Obtain eii4 Aide dMJatnp ” Charleston Courier ft-ports the btemlirg atalfthu* fa'fftty.42' Tfce;Vegoft|i3 rebel Stdamer Calhoun. ■ Padtkai]; Ey., i\b. 7. imeats called'-fu?ty, thi goverq'n^nk are Nr.w Yoaa, Fpb. 10." Gen.-Smith oil.tha west and Gen. Grant terette. . ' ’ all (bN.-aud recruiting is.goiog.onia-, I lie <m the east side of the river, ue pursuing ____________ _______ __ from , . Letters Teotived by ___ the_______ last mail W ASHtMGT-'X, Feb. 10. ' die retreating rebels, li is reported and Engined by • Mei>at<rs io W as hi u Eton The IFbrWe de«pMeh Skis: “The pesi of ot BtckWgfinfft to erpaaize credited tea araitoof utirwflKere that the from Messrs, jBright and Cobden, the Ute mViila. upon a new aftd thorough'plan, Sereral of the ariatocracy wara eoipl of * frr.li which mast a^iaualy cfll^t the transport G shun." Hop Ik. pmcw» •T^uliinn rt. Sr* �««« 8BM teosd Ont of and wrt for the County liverod, against tlx anaanent. of John linard N Durham, LOW PRICES ——-w ; s ■ r । pwal ............ .... family wirrrgfrMC '.'^ Uurt WU. tSu pik. uX Wm m M. DARLING'S MFE BCTTEBS m teis .tn, Oat., ^-VB^luUfc rt.wb. TSO.WM.mp.lr«. Adrertiaet h Bdnnltv - ‘ vA *affiiffi»2jre POLl^WTNQ YPlTfWOyY: “LOiMinjJT<H5. Jas. L Brimihy. ■wnffiMM.-iM -Mun aira New York. wnte. Aagnas. Lb, 1*46: '»! be bee-, affiictad with nite, eeeompasied«r*tb Un ing, tb* iaMabrweyaaia ; t waed * pmrffbrtbdMste- t.tVEtt REOU-t.ATOR LIFE ntTTERW, And now consider myself KntirA^ eurtJ," etiej; six nun tbs from Uic ninth day of Dyimijcr iuslbeing the lima limited by the Hun rubatc Court, for the final adjustment of all nuns aggin.t .aid aetata. ' u.i«i«. i»i. . ry.MSt.sW CONAN. I '>W« rc-2i___ W1AUIXM W . H AbSKTT. i sswaav^ pointed Administrators., * Therfcrotin it iiWfer. d Abai MMflaf. Aha 3d day ot March, !-41. al eleven o’clock, iti the (bro naan, be absigaed foe ibe 'btemgwf .sid peti ti»n, aod that tbc heirs at law i4 aanideceted ju-.d aU otberpe< M»* ipte*»Uul iwspid esiaUg arc rc quirud to ap*ar, al a acsaion .if said court, Hutu to bu?.i^“ shh.' । M. Ms. rterj. .’.-i Capre and Sjpa !<; Hen John Crow writes, ■Dro<-klvn. March IS I "WO. In I be spring of 1 RM I took a severe «ld which induced a rbilsut ftrer. I took tsr. dossa DA HL/NG a Li VEgt RE&ULA TOR U brokr np me eold end freer at ante. Previous to this attack. I bad been'troubled with dyspepsia several rnentha : l bare Celt uothlag of U aUna?' WE I1VAE JUST RECEIVED Otla Studley. Kaq ' left East Ssttr StrwieL. KT, writes: Aug. 18. lift).—I had a d’t&eult/with tbs tberpraycr ol tbejxU t iopar sbuuhl .nut «#• MiwuteL' ADd it is fuNlxr'cMcfcd Wat .aMT’entiobcF I gire notice to tbe p«rsuus interested in said 1 of medicines, but found no permanent rakef until Tpiw and eirculsiing' county of terry, fur throe aecccurve weak ntncdiatelv nretiudsi tn sail! dsv of hearing ’ 8HKBMAN C. ftUNDLE (A true copy.l.febS' Judge of Probsts. 3 Eatsite of Aiswira Weaks. PROD.I JWDADAAT.-STATEOF MICHIGAN, Conutv of Barry *».Ma sewten a UxFnolMhaffonrtdbrih* Capniy of Berry, boldeu eVtbo Probste Office, in lbs vil­ lage of Hasting^ on iltMidaj> UieMRh day of Januarr, in the veer bhe ‘ thousand eight hundred . --------------F- .<3m%rw ' J.S.bTEVKtf, VuardisM. Dated, tea-Jau8 Darling’s Liver Regu la or. in aBbrding BtUMdwtr rctef. Ciwuic Cmwrtn—me#. !*•»• ' Du reading,and Wing tlxpetWoa, duly ven tied Hrs. C. T.bow. 11 duktopber t write.. “Feb. iO..l3*O.-I hare been subieet to attacks of Asthma the last twenty years. 1 have never found anything equal to TATCOF MiCHKJAJLErgbtb Jndlcml CU* -I harattyAa-awt teMtet^UwM W ing the several term* *f the Circuit Court wdh said Circuit, for (be yearn J and IBM, as lol.ui S It is a thorough Mro. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: “February 2*, fMit In Nay last I had a a^rarr qtiackafPilw whieh eonfintd ait to the house. I look anv boltic of .. , Darling*! Life Bitters and waa atepW/eawad.-1 hare bad no attack slnoc." el* in market for alt esses of Grneral Debility rsll as those Jd afase* which arise from impure «L It is cob pounded in a akUltul and roirnBuinuer. pM’VsU not ipjnrc lb*, wcwkcat. leal.die aatpe tjase.« will tone ap tbc ay atom 11 ila vr ginai parjly apd viggr.- Yv it, OIX z the f ilhmlng fr<>0 ILin.' Murns Morris, formerly Auditor of the State of Indiana. Isutaxiruish, Sept!, ISJL Dr C. W. Rbascs.—.^5 IJ»» bur been b*ru troubled fo: arierul yrars v it': > al;, i <■ and all other jxraona lntrreat-Nl iu said ee'aJc, are required to appear at a seeslun of mid CouYt, then to >>e liuldcn at (lie pao'iate Office, hi Um Village •»f Tlastuig., and allow cans*, if any there he. w|ir the prwv*r of the pelllloner should not bo gnsaM. Ami It is further oHercyl.. ibal the petitioner give nctice to the persons interested iti said estate of the pendency oi said peiitiun, and the hearing thereof, by causing n copy of this order to be published'in tlx RepubHiain Banner, a ncwjqiapcr ro laid d«r oT beariog'.'" T~. . . • . JanSsU . . S. C PRINDI.E. , f.RrneWpr.) ' ‘ J ridge of Probate. CHANCERY SALK- TATE OF MICHIGAN^-Tlx Cirewt _ for the county of Harry—in Chaoccry. -a/n»s J.'Jti Coan- I . plainant, i, ra. i tForeClo' dMte a»i JfarA, S iber, 1st Monday; December,' ttt kgin/y—February, Srdlforiiivj Au- my ban J al the village of iMla.thla ,t* rtrcufl /tfdjv. ‘ D. Wrotervalt. Ran., of.Soath 8th. near 8th St, Wtllismeborgb. (.1 writes: •'AwpuM8. iMth— Haring been trouBJed wtrtj a dlfllcuftr in thciy.vrr end to bilious attacks. 1 Wat adrtetf, br a friend, 'tHJttJNG’S UVEll liElIL’LATDB. I did M aod found it to operate admirably. Manor ina Ux biia aud arousing the Urst to setrvity.- -I — .. FAMILY MEDICINE. When our chaldron are out of aarta.. we give tbeui a few drops, and II anta tiwm all nglii. I ted it meets ibe^encroLwanu of the atuuiMjh and bow- MOFFAT’S LIFE FILLS AND FIKF.NIX BITTERM rpUESE SfEDlcrjXES have now been be -L ferotte jmWxfecawnvednf XHIMTY YM ai.d during that time have maintained a high character tu almost eecte part of tt-e Glob*, for their extrccrdinary and tented 1st* rowte of rea taring perfect heafth to prions swiffirite vteer nearly every kind of disease to which the human frafoe fa liable. The following ar* among the distressing rarl■efv of btttnan JtsetaeaiH which ttr Rasbea, If you need either or both of these''m»at rxeelftnt Rctnrdles.tnqutrefor thfmattLaathres. if y>.u do not find them, take no other, but indosc Ote Dollar in a letter, and ca receipt of tlx B»a cy. tteltenuul v or Remedies wiU be sent according di ections, by mail or express, posl-ps *’ DAN’L S. OARIJNG. 102 NummiuSL. New SOOTHING SYRO?£ *.r CkUdreu TcMkfur York. VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES TITE Arc well known to brinfrllttlr. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing tha first and ae-otra atmpachs, and crcaiiag a flow of ONLY PB'EPABATtOl . nRffi. , WIX SLOW, Aa experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents lo the attention of mothers, her HARD-WARE! nr arid spwmdSfe aeiiOn, T .to SEUUHJS h iwLrerAirWBfiiLTtt TO'YmH: nw.rww rnAT/tf4 *' - XVe/hiva put up'awd sold thia ariielc for ever ten rears.- and tea aav, <a roi^MriareaWJftM i STOW THE WT, ® KARS, Au4 srowjs more ahd tavre P«p- ' 1 wrr««y *.Z -'. r. and aJsxat witbtct natn- AND COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE AH persons having claims against the' rqnrsted toj hSSSS i «—■>'. AFSWOHGuU' I nr.. •* I w*.B u<e Of llleM pm, f < a very .&i t time, trill .anentire cur* of SALT ItHLUM and a »tn tiigtoao so-d aswen Otter oi bottle, and receive to thyactf1 —. .r-„. atiou—“tbo reward ia to itxxx that aro kind to tho >widow and the taibertae?* •• '-■ Tbv fn*ud. tH>AMF All JUUT Stacks of itau Bans’ 0Mln* -«ra<eas th* ftteatinte ■ Ltoorfrc, KoWwOo. Wd. Tte.'H.iew. Poor <». J Woup: 1>Var birt-rla «be lauar part PrinodHTOBMl MAaSarML^Yr. Y, ms-tS rite ' mv hair, from a causa trokuowti to i»e> -0«MMc- - * raffia, ojlt'SS crxts rat sottli. •» *’r • teteOGWn-iyr scalp was almost -utirely bereft of its co«er>rtg. Ik pit|-aq.|irt» nf a ru^j Cuu.Lut u. ___ w s” _t TBXTMI________. T»X‘ A’JWTW?8, t —--------------- -----Crayon AmbJtey^®f Vi type; Melainewimpe; J cMtUffi'f Ambrotype; N ■ #S»nrI Ambrotype; C jA-ntbrorype; hope • �AMERICAN CEMENT GUE • la S.MU alhl. rr WILL MEND LEATHER. A. IM ,~r FALL AND WINTEB IT WILL MEND OLAHS." ■w. a. ,1m >nw ■*•*"■ ***•- IT WILL MEND IVOBT. DR J. BOVEE DODS’ mporialWine Bitters’! D-1 Um. .WVMMM Irv, Vmt. II k IT WILL MEND CHINA Year brakes CUroCuM ssdSsueorr m V WE ABB NOW with on. of th. ON HAND IT WILL MEND MARBLK. LARGEST uxl BEST AMortaMoto of IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. TW tho BLOOD PURIFIER aad BLOOD P! LUI bare been proved by analyst* te DRY fCOKTAIN KO MINERAL. That they cure tb* almost uaivsrsa! c—pistol, DYHPEP81A with vMrrtarMrteU4p, aad m a very abort tisw. GOODS No matter Ml "fr'WTLL BENli alabaSthl ll will M«d b!X, Cool Un. wri h fwt ererjtk;., but 8AMUKL A LACEY,, Coas'r. State Land C CHARLES DFSON, AUorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master Q«ttnl. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, all cases repairing a Taste Dr. Mb* CeJetartHl WIm Nttm AUBB tpwsjnrDMCqrYi > SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, however they may here been trifled with and abased: that tbair direct tendency ia to tenfthea hte,a»d reodar it etMeyabia. That. apenUing di­ rectly span th. - Ou Bead, they THE DETROIT ADVERTISER. CAUflB BOON TO HEAL, Tu Dailt Advkktbxb has entered ito Inertly ttvenlh volume, being the oldest existing journal in the North-west, and has been identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase ofthe oorameree, the industry and prosperity and discharge from the system, eveey taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwtoo. That Pnro 25 Cento per Bottla. OBSTRUCTIONS OFTHB BLOOD OR 8RCRET10NH, in which they do not give pevmyrf aad, (if sdminiaterrd before the very citadel of I lib has been invaded,) jfjjf n win/ie ewv. Beer is mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the •xpe ierceof ibooaandaof livingwitaeaacs wb», in lettere, affidavit), medical work*, and by word of mouth, proclaim ibetn to be the very beat prep­ aration uf ths kind ever offered to the brokrodown victama of ill health. They bant disease through every arenas and >:rgan af the system, and to »xpal it thoroughly and permanently. No om can doubt their superiority after one single trial—they are uot only better but, in fact, cheaper than any other Pills, far ft takas a less a amber of ihoa to produce a better and support of the friends of Tacts, Jus and Humaxitt. Ever shown in thia a will a* lob. bold nd hi Ths War It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of the present war against treason and disunion, until ths last vestige of thia moat unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. Hews Department. The proprietors aro resolved to spare no pains or expense to make the Advbbnan equal, ia all that constitutes a good MWSMper, to any published in the West. With this view an able corps of Market, which we aro prepared to sell at a small advance from NEW YORK COSTS. or Baad Dr. Hoback's Bpeeial Nottear and CeruSeatoa nubliahed in a c<>ueDieaoua Bart of thia paper from time to time. Dr. Robeck a Med­ ical Alamnec and Family Adviser, ooulaiai.r . J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. ly for Ha eolnent, which, to every form «r, drover and lumbarman, is worthy tan timo* the aubacrtpiion prio*. Consider­ ing tb* variety, quality and vain* of tbs matter it enntoina, the Aavasrao* is lb* cheapest paper in lb* Waal. Price 25 Cento per Bott!*. Pries 25 Cents per Butt!*. Price 25 Centa per Buttle. TERMS CASH, rllsls by all Droggfate. «d Rtaro generally througbont the country. JOHN* A CBOStFT, (Sole Maoufactarara.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Imporant to Builders. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmer*. To all thii may concern and it tonCtrni everybody. Umm whs o*ee use them will CEMENT ROOFING, “TBAT STANDARD SHEET. 1862. . A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. KwtewckH A<«marli Great NaUonal Banner of Into I loot. JEW TOBIMWCUBTI A NEW YEAH WITH AN OLD FB1ENB. On New Year's Day of 1SS1, that world-mown- Bitter*. A new ud daUghtfal Stomachicand Cordial far Birina tone to ibv Stomarb. and tor the prsveation olbillioea oomplaioU incident to tha Wenteonatry. Try U. A* a Burning drink to aaalat dieeetion and reltet e Dyapepaia. it baa do r<]oaL Try it. in fluuor it U ruy-riw to «U utber Bittern. Try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Groceries! ! xxaxa* pm TEAB. Il is emphatically a /cmi/ynewspaper. It eontaios a weakly rsportrf tha markaSa, praparad aipraaa Aa a beverage, they aro wfielmems laaacest aad Mideras to tb« taste. They peeflaee tbo cxhUarotfag eCscts of brandy or wtta without intaxtewLiug^aud area vshmils reraify for^psr- Price 25 Centa par Bottle. Pries 25 Cents per Buttle. JOHNS it CROSLEY3 Aneagmento have been made ensuring from ocean to ocean -and from Quebec, fa Canada for thia paper the most complete com­ to FenaaooU, on the Golf of Mexico. Toaagnd pendium of foreign intelligence published old, rich and poor, bare raaeled. In ite enchacUsg stores ofwiadotn.romai ce. srt, poetry, snd genial m any paper west of New York, while humor; aud its parise is oar facilities f«.robtaining domestic news, ■•Familiar m their mouths as household words.” military, political and general, are not Ths noble pairiat solder in his tent toe, has surpassed by any other journal. Besides whiled away the tedium of camp Ifta ia the ab having paid correapoadento in all the sorbing review of its XORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS, camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the finding in them a fascinating mental discipline known nolv to those who rally to the /fimwr-sterf saeaion of Congress. and shall always be tfUt QraniJLrwi Aswrisea InUUtd ata Gmprepared to send special reporters wher*In commetalng a New Year, the proprietors af ever occasion may require. Thus, as a Tm Naw Yonx klaacvar can only say. that it newspaper, we propoee to place the Ad- shall be Chair aim to maka tbeir great family jour­ nal of ABerfaan literstare, far 1M2 mere bril last vnnan m the first rank. and enchanting than ever, fa its concentration of ISAAC a MOTT, all tbo world's grandest and most beautiful spscfalUes m healthful romance, grncofn! Poetry, elegant and quaint Gossip, refining Knowledge, Is now receiving from New York and sju-xHng HJmor.ud entertmnfag News-unUl, Boston, hie fall stock of It is now ov*r thirty on* year* sine* the weekly issue of this paper was conmenced. It lias always been and will still continue to be, a valuable family tie raps per. This paper has been graally improved of 1st* in its style and matter. It ia a very largo vhect. containing thirtysix oelumna of reading matter, tb* very emm of tb* daily issue, aad u fumiahod to all aubacribar* ax th* low prim of an lawyers end oft pMk spueham Bit Baak-Koepara, Tsilara, Baamslresses, Artiste, sad ill per~ “*• “V-*® I— i.itpm-taui t<> House U« flees. psr txitUa, or tA orr half dewn. OI the fteaadimvU» Mood Pills, 25 cento per bei, or 6 boxes reporters, writers and oorreapundento baa been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. WEKKLY ADYKBTMKa. AMERICA* CEMElfT ELITE. the liver, the nervoua system, the skin, gtands or ““‘ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR of the PaanrsciAB Stats. Ito proprietors aro determined that its future shall be worthy of tbo confidence advocating the principles of the Bbpvsucajt Partt, which if faithfully carried out in the eoencila of our nation, will sdve’ our coutnry from the evils now besetting it, and will make it the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all tbo great questions agitating tha public mind from day to day. On the question of the extension of Humav SLAvaar, it will stand forth ito oneomprotnixing foe. believing as it most religiously does, that slavery ia the pri­ mary cause of tho present conflict be­ tween the North ana the South, and that it lervea a fearful blight upon the country er notion seeking to outspread and uphold ftr Base Ttosta. so aaasaoo among tha Ctargy • 10 00 a year saved ia every family On* Buttle of aa ft already rules the happy domeitic flroalda The editorial tone and NaUonal departments of Consisting in pert of the Nxw Tons Mxacvxx will continue true io that liity spirit of patriotism which has mute it toe New Orleans, Muscovado. Coffee, ceasitvof the people since the War begun, and kept it In culhnaisatio demand when other abash Crushed. Powdered and Granulated Su­ an dying all around it lor waat of proper aupgars. P°JUready the Isnrasi Literary Jecraal fa ths M'dasaea and Syrups, world aad fy-— <■i.^i. Green and Black Teas. Iiant literary Rio, Cevlnn. and Java Cofl*, Stone, WiMiden, and Willow Ware, Ciguro, T"b»coo. and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, Soaps, Seleratua, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF Imperial Wine Bitten Are pwparad by aa eminent andskillfMlp! ysiemn vbabai. u»cd thea atKcewfalir he hu praeteea tor U>a test tweaty five yaara. The pr^ttotor. It caa be applied to saw xud old aoen uf all. xMixh tbo madicaL m®, of tha ru antsy, on a 4 tfcinr dlaapproro of PnfiaM Medirinwa^t "«* Wjeve.n reepoatabte Pbysteton can be in tbe United btaiea. oaqnaiMad wftb their /Wjjrtbnir*imperial**1!sFrit*. The fcrarata of theae Bifiera. now (IK!) the ante property of l)r Hoback, or-jnoatod with one of the oldeai and moat eminent Radical Pencil It win aoan be far ante by an of Dr. Hobaak'a numerous A Kent*, end at Hotcla, Ac., the cnunlrr over. In the map time, orders will be filled di­ rect flow Cineinnnti in any quantrty. nt the low­ est rates. It ia pal up in Quart Bottles, and aoeurtty packed in one dozen -aaea. Half dex. aainplo case* will, howerer. be peeked and teal to anr iddrrto, if deairod. Retail Price $1 per Bottle, er six for gg. not fail to keep a DR. J. BOVEE PODS’ 1* aU newly nettled ptaeea. where there ***** P—t»ty af decay mg •tesber. . Aiczmcn. ------------- --------------- ---- ------- -- -----------i CMBAPEVT hittera abtaU bs seed every moeatag befces and MOST DUB ABU! RGOFINO fa wee. ft ia is every respect A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and DR. J'. BOVEE D0D8TIME rtbdff ceveriag far BOOTS OF ALL KINDS. HUEPIMKUkl. ‘JX31X1 HEIW3B10 nwufteOATrmterrW msaV***^ twite/ which combine the dmir.ble propvr- Atewmfawjaf a pure sod Dnadt>l».T«tod wtaa, combined Barberry. Solemon’a b'vsL CaroUra 01 Zbdirir) ana 1'vrajHldr. which ora uni­ frsv. ViMwith CberfT Trr^Bsrk.XpifcemrtUlZX versally srirnewlrdaad to bow sei roes d hr G UTT A PERCHA AND INDIA RUBBER. N* Heat is required in making application SMW Stag. It can be applied by any one, and when finiahrd farms s perfectly Fxxs Paoor m elastic body, wkkb cassoi be faPrincipal efltes and sals rrouM, Na. * East Mwfam.wiUi farad by Hasr. U>u> er ttamu4taa»*n« of Bow Foarth st., »d beAding from Mainatroet, CinctaBoaam, or soy extents! settee wboterer. anti. O.. Laboratan in Hammond street. far sate by J. P. Roberta A Co. Haettnrn, Eli Xtetada^ranMvUle MOkP. A. Caater, atobfte* GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, man and De Reimer. Mlddtorilla, M. C. Swift, Pnirterills, and by D-ugglala and Martbutn<*» For Coating Metals of all Kind* when ready throughout the country. sprSS-Iy exposed to the Action of the Weather, TONIC, MtDIONl AND BSVRRAAK. PCRCHA8B ONE BOTTLE’! n cmw um. i m»si *er rarti, u. i ea.wuusrss Prepared andaold by NOTICE ns moET ®rms, F»r rreserriae »4 Bei Bw&.rallU Metil CHARLES W1DDIHXLD A CO., x>ui rxoexiarojra. TWa tha eatg anvpatiiim tomra which trtAavecetomu ataapaaaf alnaate. for THAT ALL THOSE NOTES * ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, elasticity is not Injured by the coaUacttoa and rxpSMioe of TIN or otbar METAL tOOFB, coa- GROCERY, SALOON, Ia addition to tbo above stock of OrooorfaaCbe Tta MbKrib.r h bo* prepare U nil FAMILY GROCERIES A. lew m th. loweM, Ar CbMorrmAr.' «T MvBv, J——? «K IMt. “"“"“the RATTLESNAKE: Partieelar attention paid to filling or­ ders from Heatings and vicinity, and astisfisdion guaranteed In every c*oe. —The highest market price always paid for Produce. .OatC C. KOTT, JafoteanSUMay &*<*■** Oste Saa^ COUNTY ACCOUNTS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-19.pdf 25cfb30803018bb43c7c7350b4ec6ac8 PDF Text Text WAR! FAULT NEWSPAPER DRUG 8TOREII! R RbeBB. BteTMiBK Flald' TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. W. PARKER, Nras!£sf*£Lts «1 ki.de of Proto. bongto aUMI 9tiUr^__ ________ _____ _ GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAI AIN®. CODFISH; In fact, ercrviLI.g is the Groewry Hoe, «*eh m will bo needed for fomtiv ns.. Al»o a great variety ef lb. tVEEZEY a ALLEN. <C3J'D2C3KJT iPTffRiFillWllIMBTr TTOXNTYS AT LA Wand Holteitea in Chas­ . eery. PartiMlw attention ueid to Cotivejr- etae, the InrarOrUioa oftitfea to Load r>Wo«arM of ■nortotzvi, Ac. Will be banpy it U.d toall calle lathe Uee of their prvtoinn iOoMntbe Court Haoee, HaatlsR., Mich. aim A. Sw.rt.r, Feast Allkt. hi its Thirteenth Tear. It b a T iw, Cheaper, and, for MlihlfC renders, a Better Family Newepaper,than any NewYork, er other Eastern Paper published. It contain. Eight Paget of Seven columns each, making it larger than the Naw York Tribune. It fimrisbes tn Michigan rea dera all Important General Newt as Fol­ ly and Latsb than any New Turk Paper, and Telegraphic. Foreign. Domestic, East era Md hoax' M.rkoc NEWS FROM THREE TO FOOR DAYS LATER THAN ANY NEW YORK WEEKLY PAPER, which with its Agricultural, Commercial, mhcellaoroua, and State important Local Newt from all parte. New. Departments,—ghina. each week, a summary wf all interesting sod nt Michigan— ria dev<>ti«»n to the Loral and General lnt»re.ta <>l Michisan, give to its column. Attractions which Citltens of Michigan cannot find in any Taylor, was licooood when a youth of New York or ••ther Eastern Paper, and twenty one. to practice at the bar of this whrab cannot but make Tt a more welcome efty. ’ He was poor but well eduoated, visitor tn the Family Cirele. the Farmer and poasessod extr.ordlnnry genius. The Mechanics. Merchant, or Professional graces of hk penmn. combined with tbe Man. and give to the Detroit Wetily superiority of his intelleot-enabled him to Tribune superior claims to their pntTOBwin tbo hand of a fashionable beauty.— Twelve months afterwards the husband Rrcular, reliable rotr«<p«>ndenta with wan employed by a wealthy form of this the Michigan Regiments in tbe Armyjmd city to go an a miarion as lane agent to at Washington,win continue to give the tbo West As a heavy salary was offer­ readers of the Tba Drrjmrr TsiacMX full ed, Taylor bode farawell to bls wife and and accurate accounts of the rnovemonta infant son. Ho wrote back of our Michigan wddierv during the war. but received not a lino in and «t the doing, of congress in this months elapsed when the' teatnre. the Tktewwa has no superior in eda letter from hia etn P the State, as it has not In general interest ptoioed all. Shortly after hie departure or variety «»f care folly selected news and for the West, the wife and her father re­ Famity reading, while the attention paid moved to Mi-v.ia.ippi. There she insmeto our ova Slatt matters makes it, for the diatoly oblaioed a divorce, by an sot of Mi.'hignn reader, whether former, me the Legislature, married again forthwith, chenic, or other, superior to any Eastern and t<> complete the climax of cruelty l*pw______ ___ and wrong, had the narpeef Taylor's non eha*0ed to Marks—that «f her second Invariably in advance—Single Copy, matrimonial partner! This perfidy near­ tl.50 a year. ly drove Taylor inaane. Hi. career Twenty Copras. $20,80,and extra Copy from that oeriod, boearae eccentric b tbo t<> the person who fi-rms the Club. last dagroo; acmetimes he plead at the For n Club of Fifty we give Three bar—until, ai last, s fever carried him Extra C«pies.or tboTri-Weekly Tribune. offal a aumparaurely early age. Jlfada* For a Club of One Hundred,'Six Extra Ait CuMig ExlrieU, FOB THS MPMClAi. DXKXriT OF TBF LA DIO. ST.A.TIOZN’EnRrsr, PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Am and counsellor at law, and Solicitor and Oo«n<e»er in Chaowry.Upon our rtrivo may b. lo.nd all of th Particalar attention paid to the collection of MOST POPULAR claims and money prompt!v remitted. — --------- -----‘ En., Middleville, H. WBMinT, ttorney A PATENT MEDICINES •f tbo day- BEW, FEB ©ASH •r Beady Pay, •aly- H.r. counurr, TkTWTArr FUBLIC soA Oeveyaaasr, willI s M to all totoaess to tow with IN Ot^es. er the Daily Tribune. The Low Price (a Cis ba will net admit of the payment of oomruiMkxMto Agents beyond the above terms. Our aim and demgn is l>> furnish MiehigMt readers a MtcaroAM Family Ntmms, equal in Sine end Gmrral Interest, and Better foi^hnn then anv New York ur other Eastern papqr at the lotMtlprkt poniHt to Chiho, as a means of preparing Mff fortifying ita political Iriaadp on Btats Issvtt and all questions State Policy, and State Adtninfstratkm, and as an induce­ ment to Voluntary Effort oo the part of the Republicans of MMfrjs, for the general good, to get up Gubs and extend Its circulation to every ornnbed Town ship in the State. Republicans I Rally to tbe support of your County and State acriptions may commence at any time.— PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.— When a Club hat been forwarded, ad dltfoat may to made to it on the tame terms, whethar sent in by the parson forming it or not. It ft not uecseesry that the members al a Club should receive their paper, at the tame PostoAce. CierEmsn are supplied nt the Lowest Clvs ma. Money may be forwarded by mail etoor risk. Specimen Cbpiee will bo eeat free to all who desire them. REBED1AX. AGJRMT. 1OU8TONIC STIMULANT. The Datratt Daily Tribune At an early boar the 0th ef April, Ittft, the aeon bomb OarUriUe. Test­ as, wan crowded Co overflowing. Save b tbo war tianee peat, Rare bed asvor been witn—id a gathering b Rad River couuty, while tbo strung «mJthroughout the aoaotably, betokened eeute great occaaion. A concise narrative will sufficiently explain the matter. About tbe dose of 1839, George Hop­ kina, one of tbo wealthiest planters and Moot influctfad mon of Northern Texas, offered a grew Insult to Mary Elliston tbo young and bsanttfn! wife of his chief overseer. The busbaad threatened to chastise hhn for the outrage, whereupon Hopkina loaded hiaguu, went to Elliston's bouse, aud shot Hm in his own door.— Ths murderer was arrested, and bailed to answer the charge, this occurrence pro­ duced intense excitement, and Hopkina, in order to turn tbe tide of popular op­ pinion, or at least to mitigate thegeuantl wrath, which at first was violent agaiast him, circulated reporta infqtnausty prow dicta! to tbe character of tba woman who had already suffered wrong at his bands. She brought tor suit for alaBder. And thus two causes, ono criminal and the other civil, and both out of the cams tragedy, were pending In the April Cir­ cuit Court for 1840. The interest naturally felt by ths com­ munity as to tbe issue became for deeper when it was known that Ashley and Pike of Arkaasaa, and the celebrated S- S. Prentiss of Now Orleans, each with enor­ mous fees, had been retained by Hopkins la published Mormng and Evening, and b snot to aH pert, of rite State, by the first n>aU, express, railroad, and other far hia defense. The trial oa the indictment for murder, euavoyaaeM, giving the very fafosf Tele­ graph, Commercial. Marine, Political and ended oa tbe 6lh of April, with theaqtov al of Hopkins. Buch a result might well General Nawu, Foreign and domestic. liave been «>rwen, by comparing tbe Txnms- $8 per year. ulente of the oouatel eagaged on either side Tbs Zmomi lawyers wore Utterly THT DETROIT TE1 WEEKLY TEI8CKE ..ver• helmed by tbo arguments and eloIs published everr Tuv«dav,Thursday end quewae «4 their flpfMHMMa. It was a fight WrM to B. ■- HUB A CO.. Me. » Psrt Saturday wi<«r»<iu»; <nd aent by mail V> of dwarts Spain* giants. low, Jtew fort. all porta. »u tbeytioHMMr «f publication The .tender suit was sot for the &tii. at $8.00 psr arnroni • two copies, $5.00; and tbe throng five ooptoa, to un* addrewA, $l(to$i and any larger number at the Mtns rate. It may ae-m etrange. the ourrwit «f public wmtabs all the /ctosf artN of two days of sentiment now raQ decidedly for Hopkins. the Daily. His menev had procured p««ii4ed witoes- of gebue; but then Ms tsRMfci Use eyes, hardly vMblo beneath their mas•ive Bratop, looked dim, drqomy. alnort unenotofoun; sad Ma etotMtg w« ao •»csedtagly shabby that the court hwitetod to y M pniisH.gaisi Ma “fXTJSi Mtetebeca aalered on tbo rolls of theStator demaaSdthe Judge Mil ll ia immaterial about my name's being aa year ro!la,NaMmorod dMttMMer, hfo thfo, bloadlsM Bpatoitag up & a fiendish sneer. -I a^y be allowed to appear anan. by the courtesy of the court and bar. Hero is my License from tbe honded tbo Judge a broad parebmanL— The trial Immediately went oa. la (be eiaminatka of witoeseee the stranger evinced but Tit tie ftigensrtty, as was commonly thought He suffered each one to tell his own story witboat tnterrapUaM. though he eattrivod to make each one tell Hover two or three tinyae. Ho put few cross questions, whieb with keen witnesses, only serve to oonwot mistaken; aad bn made bo notes, whteb might have been seen to flit ecrow tba fine fealurra of Pike, aid to darkvn area the bright eyes of Prectim. They Mw that they had catffkl a ThrMr; bat who it was, or bow it happened, ra tmpowiblo to guecc. Col. Ashley spoke first He dealt the jury a dish of that elate, dry logic, which years after that rendered him famous in the Senate of the Union, The pool, Albert Pika, fallowed wlft arichtetoefwit, «ad a han torrent of eaartc rtdlenla, fa whisk you may to aura neither (to ptaintiff nor the platatifTs njgtf tuontj were either forgetMi cw Mandant, with • gie# ofgergvooe words briRbntmu showeref foiling bora, and with a imal burst of oratory that brought the bmtavdown hi oheers, in which tbo sworn jury themselves jobed, Rotwithsttndhtg the steen “order P Mordor lH of tbe bench. Thus wonderfully ensroptible are tbe Southwestern people to the charms of impassioned eloquence: It was then tbe stranger's torn. He had remained apparently distracted dar­ ing all tbe previous speeches. Still and straight, and motionless in his seat, his pale, smooth forehead shooting up high like a mountain cooe of enow; but for lltat eternal twitch that came tad went perpetually in hia sallow cheeks, you would have teksn bias fora mtoomeo of marble or s haMan fotin carved in ice.*— the foreman with bio tong boar fitemr.— With eyoa still half shut, and standing rigid aaa pillar of iron, hia thia lips cud as if in measureless score, dlghtiy apart, and tbo roton coni as forth. At Broth M S^afr^iSsiCWfiS- NOTICE! How to Save Money! 4EsL eoa, wto orW erfal adv Mtoe dhaemly bio now. Indeed, SO triampWl had been the succesuf the previous daythan wbM the eM-waaenltod Mary EJJtotoa wan kA witfomrt na altemojr—they hod all wULdeawa. Thu prosy pettifog gers dared art brwee again th. sharp wit uf Pike and thesesthing thrmder of proa­ des. * “Have yaa o coobmIF bfwbafi Anon.be cams to the dsxxliag wit of Che p»>« lawyer, Pika. Thea the oorl at bte^ip^grew charpar; Ma scitow Mac dim and d scss’______________ in the eye—■tbe fell heart Streamed ent on tbe taee. Jn five minutes Pide’e wit eeawtod tbs fi>am offofly. aad bte fio« satire borrIWe wofoaity, when giaB—ad witb tiw amiable nmoM of foo acruwor, Lbs abataott of (he dlapatdi was oomotamooted to tbo IbrMer. ho Mid to seme Americana forming a group near him, Itof to aAaaef/Vf &e/ to mbH OMyrafo. lalf them as Ito/awraHc B«rw ntnta hast' ‘ ■ |nMMrui^bA chabaB mbm. aoUo or gracitMte �C^^.670:^-69..++/^^ �3MM«Ar<St> 'LOW PRICES’ H3TnW’,T“ GRANT-XSE4&BLING JantftlT C.rrett L. H. Srawaar. SvMpttar, for CosnplaiuauL •wjr’AF-jwiiiWR'mMii or.. M. OMtompiSTW^fc: billtv; » «• • AM oeoooru «mi -H mmJh first dar uf Fobroarv next, to aave aoa* Moo. John Croat LftrttSKS; WigHwffiHKWWW WB HVAE JUST RECEIVED QTATB of MirnumN. Ha.ar cofWwr.' as. O At a ae.-iotucJ lh» Pa batei Court, for tbe couutv of Barry, b'.ld. n nl the Probate Ufccc in w< .iLUCT^jr^u^. .« 4.. »> ..«-■. a., of February, in the tear ut our 1 ord «»tib tiiuu tand otg-4 hw-tdK'l aa i-ao,.- W-jf. Frlzr Fcrtry. lat«- vl »>ad cuypiy. di^iaaua ,, 0 । rmu!iii)t aiid Uluig the pctirron'. Uni* ventied |O| Klair .peaying, for vaitejtf rraMMia -thereiu act fortiijiial buminiatni^iuu <■! said iatatr Ibr gran led,an* ui.it Join> M. X<*<■■. Henry Uruwu iaad tbr pqJiUutter be vpnaiiuted aJiiimicraiora. : TlieivifpdSi it’ia rdeted that Mvuco*. tl»> id «s* ■ms; wr«’»■ and lual Un- heir* at ldi*.>i tol l >,e<t a» <>, uu. ail other peravi.a interested rt» «a<d totalr ate r<i|U English. Spanish. German show cau*e,if a:»V tin rvur, whv «He pravOv of tue petiu..i1<t'd-mWUoib -irfe-AMOt And >1 .a tycUeo^fAfHp Ahoy prut enet Err liotn-wto an . part.ue ,iuK<mI<,4. ; tin j*hucy uf ■M p.<tln..A, oiid-Mite' iWu nug llu-rrol, ""' . tf. •' , ^.:t *••■ in be Il-Utljble. :1 ai d 'rue be arrtr.: p'flte evdl> m Darn»«a uteBnur*. tri|[ r«- ■ ri.rg^thr tffM-tSehig « UH­ EaUitr <M JtoK J-h W Uwirell. J'BOb#a’A Of MIGlHli .Vh, JuCSTT ur IKkkX. aa ' At a session tfftbe I’rebate Contt fur tbe touu It Weatorreh/tao, Willita «Vuvglr?k F wr*vea:^ti>gtofr.W» — Having been ।niubledwitb a difflcolty fn tbe l.iver anddb l.Uiius aiucka, Lteto adtiiterfi a beaad, 1 . . h .’.!| 1 ’. ' iih’SM-AjtPblA, sty tuuifiugUy cicAbving the !ir»t and eo-mni »lutna-.l.«. and creating a U<*w uf pu-c atol heal toy Ude, uislaad al ibe stale aud .cridl.uu; T1.ATU1.ENLT. Two. ar Armay tls^BTaaajt, Hi ‘ Axxunx. Lap ''miiuh- k Awi MgbTJ-KB©. JPBHMBS; uvek kboclawr. FAMILY MAMtfBfk' tv'intnAdts'im Mbw^se* wgvt.v nm■'Mm; =u i. o hr*.-bod .?* ■■ <f.j . i iYT J* ur-Miu HfiAi.ni ro wm MMyt MLD1CI COMFL uid toMnl Of Ri itjuncMi^elj proi (A (nig copy.; A«Wr.<r* W>Oe-J»TATKUF MICHJQA.V County or Burry at. -AW toaaion of the Pre bate Court teethe CpuaW’ of Utnjf. balden « tbe •Probate Offlot.iu tbe vil­ Warworn country, tlieae WlU. b^M^od lage of IlMtinga, oo Monday the if th day of Jan­ a ease, speedy aud certain reroedy. .Qlbfir weedsuary, in lha. year. one ibouiand eight hundred cinealeave tbo system uubjeel w-a »tturi» irf tbo and aHtytwoi preseut 8. C-> Priudie, Judge uf *Ja*Sow^roftfryate ofAlmlrp Volislit* BU.IOUsJ FEVKHB W-iJVER CVMPLAIXTS. (iiuWMvf, Iwago* AHtevnuLaod DioOn rtadiM and tiling the petition, du|y verified uau uh Fi-XlAa-ihr M«-dk.lne~ have beau -aed of Uarid Hosier,praying.for certain reaauua there iu Mt forth, that udiaruwiteaiion ot said eelate be panted, asci that pberlea Qalleway be appointed yautbM beavpr. ' B^0aCrtUJUB.M^21a1 Paor. Woos. TbaoArikpItoM MtopLA I inform thee that the luQr M my head <U I over tweut’y yean a^d, iHWf*<y4b Mty and I have nurbttD. fcbluULDhuir. tber litre I born able io do lb TbctvupMti it is ordered, that Tuesday tbe *4 th —i.-.i------ „ u-flkx* ia tha raring pt vfodpaU permanent ly.J4«j| tn X it. 4* to ptmi&reinits use jatlun—"tbe reward Io to tbuao that are kind *4 W widow and the tatbariauM*: »«T « c JTh. m-od. t»UMXHML>WT Stacks Of LlgoaQ; WoMwlkvMd.. FAM >Mb. Ptor*V>.4N<M»/A4*p»i»WA»miM«rt awA.i’tT . .. . • ?uf the estate et' Mini«1l’ll.|n, A-wn ■»*o ♦’MjCT-WrTi ftjLK wiw BOAimaoy-usi; ■ of alieri>*<. jjat.iail if fc.Tty^l t*" J GCEULVaZ&C OT« ■A.lik ito* s. FAMIHuaUOtBIES . i a ua ’■ I -v..a /Zr 4>i my app-»rjooLjt«UW“5E|ftW»t‘e tencea »rrt uTTWWSSeWr mTJK | •. rtMtiii •; ^Irte.^'reGST? year laS.'^your Keetorativo was MM IWW .HU F31 ixaiiiimrr �BLOOD fTUHEKAKL BLOOD FILLS FALL AND WINTER HAND ft rrwni. factu TW the BLOOD FUBIFUta aud RLOOt FILLS bm been proesd by aualyate to (CONTAIN WO N1NKRAL. That tb«y ware the stem! murerae* coraptai. t. DRY GOODS1! h wifi Mend B •»». C«*mL tar*, and in lad rr. rjtbifcf b« Mdalu. A1CM FAJRALl*. who bare foguiehm! Ary aura is btMeao wookoeaa aad J ■neednary, recepcrato erlth great re pid ty andTrUtodt tarlgtma&agoperettou. Thai kll aoxual diaabdttios are removed by Ibaar madirf aad gently cttaselaUagpeeparttoa TbUttboy bsesrw foy may hews beau triM wrth aa abueedi tbtotbete direst uudoecy te te Im«M 'Ilk, aad reader H •uteUraM,r< reotly s^aslteyMM/stoM m foAmd. they aad discharge frwtn tbe mlrm. every tamt i » - - - ■ ■ -« ■ ---cl.-—to. has beon identified more than any other paper wish the growth and faerssss of Um camtoorea, tbo industry and prosperity Ever shown in this Il will aim to be bold and fearieea in udvoeaimg Um prmcipfo of Um Rarvaucam PAfcTT. which if faithfully carried Mt in tbe eoundls of our nation, will eave cur aoutarr from Um evil* now besetting it, aad will make il tbe freest and best Gaveremeot the world ever saw. R will discuss with faithfulnets and candor all tbo grout questions agitating the public mind frem day to day. Oa the question of the extension of He mawSiatbat, it will stand forth its un compromising foe. believing as it most religiously does, that alarury io tbe pri mary eause of tbe preeeut conflict be­ tween tbe North sad Um South, and that il larvae a fearful blight upon the country or nxtioc seeking to outspread and uphold iory foully L>m» rt-rf’lr of « AV«£ BOON TO HKAL, Tn Daily Armnsn has sntersd its twnty-wumlA vahtmt, beisg tbe oldest existing journal in lbs North-west, and —........ . ...... - ■ w. ??elr "t* *—T Market, which arc prepared to sell at a small po-. 25 Opto per Bottle. P> cc S.‘< Cent* per Buttle. ““ftiHlXU FROM IMPURITIES ox Prtcu 25 t-.-nis per Bottle. OWTIUCTIOXR OTTHK BLOOD OK SKCKEnOSlt ia which they do aet giro prompt aad. (H edaiiaialcred before tbe »WT citadel of life ha» beeaiaeaded.!ePtet apteai«i m* pnfmt nro. Bear in mind that lieSCAXDfXATTAN VEO ETABLE BLOOD P1LJ* are rednraed by the ut mouth, proclaim tbe* to be the ran best prep­ aration -«f U>e kind ever ofierud to tbe brolrodm riotims uf 0 fetoIlk Thor bant d<ae*M thrwwgb ermy arenueoAd organ of tberyntm. nd te apel ft thersughly andperwmowtly. No ous car. doobt their superiority afiar oto single trial -they are u .1 only bettor bat, in Aset, cheeper than nay other PUls. for it takes a less number of them to produc* a better effrel. Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier. Al per bottle, or A’ pet half ih-ssn. Of the Hcsnuiuavian Blood Pills, AS eon is per box. er & boxes advance from NEW YORK COSTS. AMERH AN CEMENT GLEE, RECRUIT Till DEBILITATED, aad thereto no dweaarof tbe hte.-a.-b and Itowrls U>r lirer, the i>ervsus ayaicm. tbe shin, gtaoda or Read Dr. Boback's Specie] Xrtteea and Prior 25 Cent* per Bottle. Pn<. 25 Crate prt B->itle. I'rfo 25 Crt>fS pri Bottle. r I.ibrtal Reduction to Whole. iiupuriMil i • House OaOera. Imporaui U> Buildvn*. important U> Railroad Companies. Important to Farmers. Tn all whom (kit may nactrn anti il ton carum ntrytvdu J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. JOHNS k CR0SLET8 CEIMT BOBFIMG, A NEW ARTICLE. IT IS FIKE AID WATER PltOOF JEW YOBKMEECUKY! loner ft (a myriar to •& other Wtura. Try A NKW YEAR WITH AX OLD FKIKNN. M fosmels of tbeee Bittern, new (IAll) the property of Dr Robeek. cr'rtMtod w ihoue M o«a.t and most esnnient Nedkal Preet I On Mow.Yew’s Day of IM*, that weridrraowu —* —* —— —1—I-U - - -■ —r i — — - - - * ■ 17 V irk end all parts of ths Wet Indies, end Central be«l<! ngn of el! Usds, sue-— ^-m. ma. t’aneusa. Ban Rosn Daren. Cars, nd on Public Buualbwo genrreUv, OussamniBr Bum ixoa. Ac.; by the pnecipal Ihimtu, A ncKnaow. “ * --------- sd baa ucpred tebe tbeCBKAHM URABUMOFIKG fat use; Mtoia stores ofwisdotn,rom*Be«, art, poetry, aud i-J humor; aad its periae la “Familiar in their mouths as household words." MtMMgdV any uthur journal, Bduidm The noble patriot soldier in hie tent loo. has whiled ewar tbo todiam of camp life to tbe ab­ sorbing review of Us FORTT BRILLIANT COLUMNS, finding in them a feseinoting mental discipline knows noir to tbous who rally to the oftka GmuAJLrmyf Amtrittm JmoUrnt mm Gr»- htfag MM eorreapondanii in all Um caxnpi WMt and South, we shall also maartah one at Washington during Um ■mate* ef Congress, and shall always ba prepared to send special reporters wbereNow Year, tbo proprietors of ereroccaaicn may require. Thus, as a Tea Wav Yosa MaianrsT can only aar. that il urwpupw, wuprepoae to place the Ao- shall be mwt etao te 1 nal of AMriOMWtar and enchanting than rror, in its eonoantration of all tbe world’s grandlest and moot beautiful spe- ■gwkltag Humor, aad entertaining X«wa-outil, ------ raise ths court, ths camp, the bower,” aa H already rnfo tbo happy doMadta Areafate Tbo editorial tone aad National department* of the .Naw Toaa MsSccar will coatiuna troo te that n«y spirit of gitrisfaM wbteb bua muda it a neceaaity of tbe people since the War began, and ks»A it in anthusiaatia demand when other ahoata are dying all amud it ter want ef proper auppert Alrredy the largest Literary Jocraal in Um - - - - - - » o - - - - aa- •------ * * LUI. every respset I rink rtooi KINDS. niritQaOXLYmairrml mm Ruled AMaeviush combine ths < itewtffea.ImNSMtMrarii Sretsa reireaa, Seton Woasa, luu. A baa ISA A""Llr tern toon eMfoy anaoA Mto. < HutoM Oto—ayfaafcldtoiMi list tarf 4faM ■ eyswn. VDKSUT SUbSLL. TOXIC, MiJklCINI AXB MmAflL ISAAC C. PUBCHASK ONE BOTCLB!! MOTT,' «riTA-PEUCHA la now receiving from Naw York Boston, his fall suwk of CEMENT, and I C'-anng M-fou < f ail Rinds when w<t T» th* iCuaei ui tbe Weather, Groce r ies! I NOTICE Consisting in part of New Orleans, Mua&ivado, Coffee, Crushed. Powdered and Granulated 8u- US Mt-laaaca and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java CA, Btrme, Wm4en, and Willow Ware. art. Tobacco, and Snuff and Water Lime. Soaps. Sale rains. Cassia, Pepper vtd JEEBIOM’ ®TOK, THAT ATX THOSE MOTES A ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, •*F«a*fefa 01 *?■*mbsrMWTALWW, «meequeot apou sodden ehsngea of tae WsMbee. TbatareNetPnidkytbe Site •« ■VSi Hill be left at tbe Exprem Oflcc. Fer Cellectlea, aad prevented from further enrroofam aud Isukwtxaaar mts-unru a raarservr wassu non* n> wbMritorb W> fMyntoloaB fasilt aiocnnu • Imt m to lo—n. Ar CM * (to* —Tbe b fJdfcrPr. -Axro c. jtott, ’•ASSSTfil?— � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-26.pdf a0903b0eb1899177c95de6907280a518 PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN BA VOL 6. JortTB. WAR! DRUG STORE!!! that the «aly way yoaeae reaA Ae mate rtream is by credits, running vat and intermetfog ft. At As brick yard we ocr barked in a .utter, oaetsimog the Culunel sad eoptaiu Eldar, (Co. E,) with tea men. A medium sized flat boat containing Capteln Guild and SO mon, a large Irt bunt containing Lieut. Phillips, Lteut. Tumor* myself sad « mon, aU mode Ao main obaaari by ons uf these afore raid creeks, and started up tbe river towards a plan, tatioo on tbe main land, known aa Ao Adams place, where there was a rebel camp. The Colonel reconnoitered tbe place, going cliesd, when be discovered, a little back from the river, »00 men drawn up in lino of battle. In order for us to eflbet a leading here wo had to go through a narrow otannel, within musket shot of tbe rebel force.— Folks the wpaet, cause, y« see. His tai! ni ffa to tareahlag j And stffl ths more they Jet him ba, The aura ba mad* a aDubisg Roberts & Strikes, Ban Butl«r .be«r*d up algh to hla, With casttout legal phrases. Then Fromoat went M nigh agin, K Hkbc, Barulat FluM, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi mvm, W.PABEEB, jy FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPQBE8,0NLY.JC TtarV. .word. aaihMihtd Uxtasst te tack. Atd stop his coon* cnlocky; Bat Old Ate polls ,«&> ■!! stack, Bscssm of old Keatseky. . Catil ws kill this tent oatrigU Hs*U always, keep rwjHgiug; 'Twill always ent a nation »1<M, ToJtedhiia or to cap UiM. To sod him is th* >nly way , That stands to ssnae or rweaenj HOLESALE and retail doJu in Grewio m4 Prtruiau. Park, Lard, Better, and 4 Unteef Product touch: sad wld, at bls “old asaad” W UAPPEX a renews. GROCERIES! TTORNEYS tad COUNSELLORS AT LAW. . SeUcitoM In Cbanoerv, Tax sad Insures?* TEA, COFFEE, SUOAB, SPICI3. PEPPEX, FBUNES. FlOS, RAISINS, CODFISH; ^urellann. »fret, svwnrtMer in ths Gmtry Uns, ««ch S rill te wrwlul for famiir usa. Also a gmt variaty of th* ex'll ndST IPIEKFUIHXB? And Cooklifl Extracts* BsAvroirT. Pear RuXaL Isuxs, Jaaasry 1Mb, IM*. Dsab Bafnkm:—1 am > ’ I reminded by the dele uf iny letter, uf Um old adage. The weeks “Time wails f«»r no man." come and g« and the day* glide swiftly along, and amidst the PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, 4s., Ac. Uyoa snr skslvss may ta teesd all of ths most porciaB PATENT MEDICINES DANIEL COOK, JACOB FEKR1S, 1. A. HOLBROOK, We, in Dixie, who have been accce- to med, hsretotere, to hear the merry jin. glc uf the sleigh bell, and the ringing laugh <>fjoyous participant* In blelghridcs Southern sun! that we are in mid’ winter. 1 ehall probably record no news fur , C.umwUwr '■> UlidllT A routine of coguizant of their paMMge. can hardly imagine, under the rays of a EST1CE OF TUB PEACE, General Land and Tax AJfect- nin attend to tba callee’..oa of TTORNEY and OountcUr.t U». SaUdtor in , * “ * * OSes. busy camp duties, one is hardly (OSSA?, IFiDS (CASE ors«a«r r«j. «irSmmI Muslim will b. mW Is OOlirOCHDING sn«J nutting up PRt3CRIITl0NS; snd say ou* purcsMloic mediciMB of M cm re«y spos tbeir tain* GENTTnSTEHastixob R0BERT8 A STRIKERMabcb C. ladl. you that you have not already received from other sources; end yet I want to write it. I ain truly thankful that with one exception t ran rejairt all of Compsny F alike, who wcru living at my last writing. And, still l>euer, nut woe of tbe nuuilirr « sick beyond hope* of recovery. John B. Tatro, after a protracted illneas, went to hie Gad. He was, in stature, our smallest man, but up to tbe time of hia eirkness. for duty, one «»f our beat.— He wee cheerful, ever ready for duty^cd very prompt end energetic in drills. Just before he was taken sick, he was on his way to tbe spring fur a pail uf *atcr/md Adame place we beard up the river tbe heavy boom of artillery atifl knew that the work of tho day w mooasd, and Art gusWts oMtag ftwm Tbfai tbs Gsseral tbooght would be im- Beaufort oo the <bar side df the prudoat, and ordered m to go down tho wens engaging the rebel batteries. At river, some two miles to anoAer landing, Adams plantation all tbs regimeate land­ ar.d see if we could sot effect our purpose ed and took dinser, and such a dinner as there. So we about faced and started ssldtera rarely owjoy. fifty shining ebo­ down tbe river. We bed n«i€ gone for ny faces uilh ivory whiob tbe most faswbeo wo mw a squad from tbe Port Roy- tidiuos might cavy, to full view gave ua el aide, opp<wiie the Adams Place, which welcome. And tbe way Ao «Sk, better, we thought meant for tn to come ashore cream, prreerves, jaaw, jallioe. sad Aa there. We c>«rayed the intelllgenoe like suffered vMiwotra. GrartfeUy! forward to th* Culonel, wbo^was oae- —’be Diggers said, mow bed uleen gone, third of a mile down tbe rivet from the run away and left there only about otM flats, but be did not regard tbe signal, for hour befim. He had buried some few reasons boat known to blroselfi and beds vs! sables sadfocMop us rorae over. The sequel proved that *e ought tn hare returned at the signal, for it came from General Btovima. who cuarcblft the following order: New Yorf was stationed opposite the Adams place, 79th, Michigan 8th, Pennsylvania, New with a eeution of HsmUtoe’o Bsttery.and who effectually shelled out Ae rebel fares so that if wo nad been Acre, wo might have tended unmolested. We had proofed id dawn tbe river some distance when we nutired a doud of dust a litde from tbe main sta»re; and which ww thought must be made by n troop of cavalry. But we sone found to our sorrow, that ft eras a worse fix to contend with than cavalry, for. when we came Io plain sight of them, and saw them wheel rwuad into Hoe, we made up our minds it was two pieces of oaimon.againet tWQ.Iosded flat boats rowing a­ gainst a strong incoming Ude. and lees than a half mile rangr. W.laJ not long to wait,for we M< -■» 1 burtt ot siwdce gnve the cry of-Down!"1 just in time to have a shower ofgrape amid cuDnluter pass ever , atbr water fwm on all eMee of oa. We bad in eaeh bonfire euntrabsndn to row, best at the fir»t shot they fell beipieea, and cried ‘‘Lord, G»<d ! Oh Jesus, save ua;w nor would they touch an oar until they bad to da it tinder the fear of a drawn sword and instant death if the^ refused. By this time our boat was nearly aground end there arose another difficulty, for tbe cry was. to go ashore, which, an this marsh and sand would have been death to all. We fl nally righted up^ot soma d««en or more In the waler, on tbe shore side, to shove the boat, and by dint of hard labor and watchfulness, passed the range of tbe battery, with no mishao to our boat eave tbe loss of an oar, which was shot off by a five pound ball not a foot over my head. The nar was a Inng sweep six in chea thmugh. The battery fired 22 rounds at ua, killing one man, in Co. A, Sergeant Foote, a very promising young man. Hud it n*t been for tbe Jnvt lhat tbe Mayflower, a small steamer with a passed a company of boys, wreetlmg, in the channel, the rebels Could have (the sritrr being uuei. He watched the shifted tbeir battery so as tn hsva bro’t mnaetivres with eoMidcmble intorest^uid us within s quarter of a mite range; but when one bad thrown the other, be pro when they attempted to follow us down pneed. amidst the huzzas of lite company, tbe st ream, a few well directed shell from to take bold of tbe viator. It was an in- tho May flower’s gun told them to look •tantaneous bargain, and before the watch out for breakers ahead, and wo ware left had (ieked its minute, tbe Captain’s back wa» dusted, and Tatro was was off on We reached shore st about half past a double quick for bis water, amid tbe 7, P. M., and were truly Aonkful that shouts of Ids companions. During hie every man of Co. F save on©, answered sickness ho frequently called hi* family to his name. Tbi* one, John Rouse, a around him, and talked to them, calling mon transferred to ua, tuft the boat when each by name. Tbe last be said to mo the first shot was fired, and was nearly wus. that be was very sick, and that h* buried In Ae sand. He drew himself hoped to get well, for be wanted to fire along on his hands and fact, and by dint bis gun once for hts country’s good. But of keeping b«!d of ms grass, reached an be baa gone, and bis body lies ’neatb tbe tester bed, where Ho remained until after spreading hmnehee of a live oak, which dark, wbtn he was taken off by a boat.— Inuk* as if il bud stood tbe storms <>f ceu­ He mine Dear lowing his Ufa, far, as he passed ta He*. May hie family find Wtarui friends, was ©raw ling _nh»og * grape shot,. and be provided with all the comforts of; through hi* cap, taking the tap entirely life, foi the father and husband has nobly i off. oflerrd himself on tbe attar of bls coun I In the main,tbe boy* wf Co. F showed NOTICE! try. Dreeeto Ium l>een a greater enemy to O. F than srar.i—We have aron tbe time when we bad to repect thirty -three ofuur men sick. But that dark Hood baa near­ ly pessvd sway and now we are in the main, on hand fi»r doty. Five <>f m»r curapaay have been discharged siwe »be sixth of January, fur dtenbility. aud wo have at lesst two more wbo to he. And while we arc glad te have eur sick ones go home to their firesides sed the hearts «t tbeir frietefo. we regret mmA to part with them, and our sinoerr fo.pc is. that may yet be etroeg for life’s duties. Mgass maay'aright Ape. Wo asw la m plsaaaBi a eaosp • Basars Uilte wf A* "hail bl»v” «af war. IM sf Dec. «mr Ragterwwt *M to advance towards the ferry,. camp at half « »<M. A. York 4Sth sad 4?tb. 4 r. * S, 6r. trf __________ ____________ I tMH to mA hat u4 W <rouM <U |W wo«o4«J. Mak «U jrianan. kr wtleb tb, TMNnr Y<k4 (M and*. BuiIUm,. Cu> JbcMui. Tu>. m.ns Fax«m Nbvdm—Sr .—After a sileftoe of eevoral «». 1 omoluded that ft might not be amtea to, at losul keep you Inform, ed uf oar erbereabouta, although thare Is nothing oecariog of unusual lotereet with Wo steal intend us, nor baa Aero been sines my last oomsteut twu thirds .4 a mile, sad (ben filed cnuniaBtiuD, unices it baa been aa oeoa left, marcbigg I divuiuee “ ‘ ‘ we proceeded up tbe _ bank r7__ ef _ I_e river, o«me iwu iuIIm dune! skirmish with th. retell outelds wben we board Ae roar uf artillery from the line*, •bah scarcely awrea co relieve inland and a obeli whkb burst slamet the monotony of camp Ufa. within tbe limits of our regiment, told as I will give you the farticalara of two tbst danger wm aboed an • odl aa ooeeaskimiabMaa naar aa I omMlewra. The thing for its tn du. laotaatiyrtAAhMe tare, Gen. Staven* rude up and axid Ae rebels, a body of thirty Taxes Rangers gunboate had driven the rebels from tbeir batteries on Ae river at tbe Ferry and that lite 79A now occupied tbeir camp, and ordered cur OuL to storm the bat­ tery which was pouring Into us a galItag firs. No quicker said then dune. Co. A was first sent out taking intervals as Airmisbsra, sod wm quickly followed by company F deploying an Aeir loft, they being fso»d by Ae rear. We tnarebod at a double quick until wo bad our intervals, when we took quick lime and marched towards At battery, which wse t»ow Arowing eight second shells, when we were within rome forty rodi of mid battery, and company F liad just emerged from a piece of woods into an open field we discovered on cm- left s line of rebel skirmishers not twenty rods distant from the left flank of our comp* ware surprised by fifty-two of the thirty seventh New York volunteers (an Irish regiment belonging to oar brigadv) un­ der eotamni of Leant. CuL Barbe, a: Mrs. Lae’s bouse, (not Putters as tbe papara stated) quartered. where the lUngsrs were The exploit It considered here, ow of the moat brilliant that baa occurcd during the war. Lieut. Cui. Burke wee aaut out by Cel. Haynrin with orders to proceed to that piece,' which wm understood to be tbe headquarters uf these Texan Rangers whose pertinter business It «M8 to prowl around hi tho bushes, end hill or CsptaM osr ptebeta. UruL CnL Burke arrived nt cho House which stands near Oeen ' ‘ ‘ ' al night, surrounded th and called on tbsm to surrender, met hr a tcrrlflic fire from every window, We saw in an instant that tbeir object door and foep hole which tho bouse of was to flank us, and beard one of their o» forded. But oar brave boys stood tbeir fleers cay with an oath ‘•lie down, keep ground, and after firing several volleys, out of sight,” seeing wbrt wsa their ob­ they made a desperate charge and finished ject 1 gave the command to retreat, and the*job. Tbe rebels lost nine killed and went into the cover «if the woods, halted one prteooer. Our bus wu <«e killed, and took a left turn which brought my and three wounded. Owing to the ap­ line ttfskirmishers fiwty.seren Jn number Eroach nfa large body of rebels, Col. faced to the r,b*l. who ,wr ttuuspeioff urkr was obliged to btefca hasty retreat with hie little band, without having aa opportunity tn search the .premises, or rebel baUery, when * murderous tars bring a wav aur uf the spoils nf his riefrom at least 400 rebel muskets »as vwy. Whoa Ae Dews of tius espluit poured up<»n them, they at lbs hrst intireached the headquarter* cd oar divisieu, ■.nation <4 a firs were entirely nut of eight, Gen. Hrintzelman issued the folluwiug having laid down, and as they were order which wee read to the troops : marching aoraea a corn field at right an. HftABDvxKTBSs Diriuar. FoxrLxoa, i gle with tbe rows, the ridge formed a very good protection, tbe moment the fire censed they were up and re­ turned tbe oumpliment and then rallied right and left by platoons, the first pie­ loon getting behind an old bouse and tbe second retreating. Company F were now marobing at right ~ pony A, and bed got some six or debt rods from tbe woods when some 400 more of rebels made a charge upon us wo retreated into tbe woods with tbe bul lets whistling afwond os like ball, but the rebels dare not follow us tbsre, but see­ ing company A- behind tbe old house Tho General Cuaunaadiog Division takas pleasure in comtiMegiiog Lieut <fol. Burke of Ae 37A New York volunteers, Ae officers aad men with him, together with Aogtedo W.liiamsw) for gallantry and good oouduet diepteyed by Aom, la destroying a pm ty of T«wi Beagsrs lo­ cated at Mrs. Lae’s bmue oa Ao OcooqiMUJ.acd m sight of the robot halterwe. Il » tobe regretted that after all re­ sistance had o»trad, a atara Aarongh aoraobbsd nw^t----------. .. . made wf tin house to aforesaid, made a ebarga upon them.— disooter the ac Company A than came lais the same line end to bring away all their arms. with company F, and fidling behind an By Order sd Beta. M. Betastocros. embankment thrown up for a fonoc, punt­ ed a tnurderouj fire upon the enemy wbtab caused them to retreat to a road about hab'u mile distant. Hese they tbe Ixwl kind of courage. “ * Lid just formed in gn.>d order w^ro a I w««uld pull off tbeir caps and Aem tendering report was heard, a whtaung defiantly in tbe air at each discharge of noiee and an staves ineb abvll struck in No toss oa either side. i hr cantxm. Two or three seemed to laae tbeir very mid-1 killing (*» was told by Tbe bealtbvf UtetraepMMBposiiigoar tbeir Mrength at the fire: fire, and did n<»t one of their men taken pn«rf*ers) fifteen brigade is a<g as g^g a I test reonrer ft ocatn ttxrtil we were p**t dan uf tbeir men. This threw them into tor- wrote* the 5th regimaat sew eefibring ger. From thia time, up io the first of rihla eonitai'in. and they omumewonda •sorely with the MMOstes, wwteg u. the January we had nothing of iinjw-rtanoe in prvHpilatt retrwtt. but they were follow­ bad wmUmt many have M •» them. camp, except company and battallion ed for three ndlr» by sheila which were drills. emt with deadly aim, directed as they On tbe 30ih of Decamber at tw<» were by a man on the top uf the mast o’riwcfc P. M. I wad ordered ta the Ferry Dteu. to take charge uf Ac lino of pick­ ed* for tbr<*e mile-down th* Cmmsw riv •.and lenged in rff-ctinga tendit five flat teatfv were to be ffMBfata.andtolte W ei-- ----------------forfotaae ttae. At 4 o’otes* A. M. D-a Mm Lian. FklUiptwi -r ta kriA to ,~M iMmrn. �"WWBBU. oral wi “One down aamj that wfcfla jA 'BTf ptetr Jt troupe BVCAMvUlqu being •‘Knl ; after which it'^ugued IM dif. . Letters found fo Price** headquarters The Government hwd released commanded (..<*! BjUim.U.M.w.liiuM, lu Ar nuiuhrr ..fjxhur.l pt kansas. Albert Pike ia working wun- warren and tJifaveCle. sur.^a.toau^ w fr'.'t wn tbeir parole .. .............W Gtt Picree be folse fiy bnth tbe origioatof add W' tte ^IwUr.-A#^ «. Gso, Hallvok bag foUowiag 'h/wW M ly- for ninety taMpIrd by PeaMrlraala Lsftelntnre. . Pb.l«<Mpbia,F*h. 21. Tbe State Legi-fa'ure Ims tdjjW8fd Magnetic Ointr: dy,if used iu M rhyThrori Wf . hotflauitei. This Ototm*«t hMjbeen be­ by’ McCW fact's command; stand at Sugar ■ <»U tbe Ithh. KuMtias sf Gontea. , x Now Yrarh. Feb. 21. mant, and again fled. Many pri»oni-n» wjTO taksn, and a quantify ufZrma', which Ma n»an threw away In tbrir flight S(k adtfifttaal bnat load* of the Dnurfsup prisoWer* arrived hut highland thi* tnorting. and will be speedily forwarded to thair destination. ’ •afattetas. «wd that mare thau one Stea, wv m the srmiasof tbwUawo <rofo thia forces fleitrtaVy to perfect tbe victory and purseb tbe broken enemy. The bat­ tle wm fought, we may say, almost under the eyo of Gen. McClellan. So remarii- able an achievement has eeWom adorned icience.— TF«A. Cor. If. F. Tma. We tubmit that that oat a^wnnd’erful section, is a member and tea. taken the bomd reth to wUe to.biafatess in hu•’ ” T Jeffereot We have good reasons foe believing that there is a genuine Lodge of this same treasonable order, or a' legitimate off­ achievement,'* hot we doubt if our read­ spring disguised by ora srlllbeahie’.---------- .---------- ---------------------bow it can, this enunty. "ado™” science whan ths facts are presec.fed,: 'Kthe fi& place, it ia known acteristiee, aw be th* pvhticsl that Fort tfoarixon surrendered wtrly in (lie morhing, of the day oa which Me. ordered thk^dtsporitions of forcea.” In the next place, there was no telegraph a different name. in Aad it boar* all the char prodilro time of its known members, that the Enjtdrer charges against the Nile*. Evideoee ia daily Lodge at accumulating, than gf this State arc-attemptiag foiufuoe new life Into tholr ^thigto defbnet 'ogsaixa- Smithland, a distance of one hundred and tion, thruugh tbe orgaaizstinn of lodges, txc-.ty mi’ce. and no oom munication ex- the membora of which station nearer to wpl by water. Fort Denelson dispatch* from But al! the furl liave been brought by water tn Cairo and telegraphed from there,making are swots to aid meat aa the. Gnvernmetit of the United Aad there am Aa best of rea “Adorn ed- tuee!” (Jcaa it 1 “Vnder Which KiagW (»F«a» TMX LAX* VICT-'AW.) The- cot+Mpondsni of tho New 27trtte is rithnr a kpav* or a York fool, and Gen. McClellan is liable to thaaame Harsh judgment, i£ be willingly permits such vile though abortive attempts, made Jn hia behaif to steal the renown which be longs to those who risked their live* nn tbs battle field, while carrying out their own plans in the disposition of forcM.— And it is this same eorrupotdent who, tn anotiw arlioie gives McClellan credit “Bui ws jmn in ths s.vng nf rejoicing, for by th* *word alone san psao* b« re­ stored. Tbe day for pemeable eoan pro­ than be that hi* own pen heaped vituper­ mise pasted months ago. now no othar ation upon Gen. Fremont, fie setting on hwpo is left us but to fight, and th* dead­ foot such a "vlafowary aad expensive lier we can make It the *oonrr the round of clashing arms wall cease, and the weary aebetne.” But riixSs tho groat euocess of Mm! wounded seldiera return to friends thss* naval armament* on our western and boras.”—Pioneer, Feb. 21. riven, such puppets give the credit What awkward work a man makes, thair cooceplion, to tbeir inert deity. writing rm th* war, whose head is fur the ' relation to the professed Nashville. Secretary Btanfon great credit far the rt- cant change to the .-^parent condition of Aiyiata Feb, 18. Prof. Paul arrivsd bare touightfroin Nashville. He aaus khM F«rt ]>.nel*mn foil tm Banday ntrwnM*,'aari Um Gen. Jt’bastri had telsgragbsd to lb« enemy and -riered to stjregnder Naahyilte, on condition-lhat private properly would be respected. ... . . y CUargea Against Cea. Stone. the Union uauae, tbe Secrttary replies M Tbs foil-wiag is the substance of the incgM under which Br|g. Gen. Charles . Slone was arrested, and seal to Fort ifaystlc by the aftamouc train : 1st. !For misbehavior a*, the Battle of Washington, Feh. 21. Gen. C. F. Smith hi to ha made a Ma­ jor-General for gallant oanducl at Fort Donelsou. l* to quarsd ip tamia w soldi erea ad trots there isrita eareai the same results. ■trikii rush into inay be set down a* a foregone conclusion that, under anr proWMe sirenmstaneca, Regralratien, then, will pleas* tak^japtire, that they have duties to perform, in Aeir respective capacities to prepare the way will be i Irrendered without any fighting.” —yro rork TrHu*4. county will convene en tbe 14th of March;- a mistake of precisdy cute month. Ths 14th day of April ts the lime designated Ths Wihsxt MaKUVACtuas.—Large iu the Judge’s order. . dealcra, who nr* -pleading ou fa hall of tbe wpi*ky inte>ret with the onpiniitter. < vw Ktuam.—( n Saturday last, a row «n ways and mronw al Wa'*hlngt««n make the slniirat incra<l:'ble asrertinn that the tielimgin£ tA-Henry Bronron, and one ofo total pr- dneta uf all the HlatiNerfaa in the United States is not les* than six hundred OiUlion ol gnifona. the'RHtnV rows that infest fair business streets, much tn (heir own danger and the annoyanceof those Who brihg teams into-toan.iWokea !»c In jumping over nu’• Tas Losse* ik J a a cast.—The New York Herald (out* up the ITiirm Prases in-the skirmishes and battle* of January, as 48 killed, 185 wiuinded. and none ta­ ken priei-aera. Total. Ht8. That nf tbe rebels was 286 IhIM. 384 wonodsd, and 845 captured. Total, 1.013. •’« *1*4, Of ranine rim had to be killed. rsr* Reinforcements have been sent h» General Bi;rnaide, which wii|-vnake his force 40,000 strong. Hamid Fog G>>vxs«.or,—-The Eh*.. thrnaH.c.f |{.,| Gen. Butkr. has sailed with a regime*! and a halt to re- It ia alee staled that a portion of Chpt. Flirt hr’s mortar boat Geb. W. P.ck; an the*Dmi'-crrtic rand fleet fair! turned up nt that pnin|L M«iW.e, date for Gbvffha*. nr New Orleans will prbhaWy be attack­ ed »«xin. , A son of General Price, himself I a Brigadier General, wee captured at W.irsaw, Mo, several days since, while on' recruiting service. wtll bora thsBowli at Naahvi no idea of surrendering Nubvilla. Pil­ low and Floyd are both at Nash* Ills and Beauregard is <ck there <>f typhoid fever 6r~ Siwe tbruat. Prayer* ware altered fax him io xhs/ihgrAo of Charleston «*p Sunday, u,l. Gen. XcCl.JIa,, I, probabl.v .Ttn In <he ulntr-i* Mtr-.-Hrminr th', “di. pwirtro. n6ta rttrt" " al F9rt Donnlant. Hew Advertisements. t^to’Thr report that Columbus, Ky. h.id been svoeuatod by the rebels “The Pr«<vo*t Marshal at Qsrkevillt- to be unlrus. Notice I! ~ them out. Kxsttlng of tbe Conaty Farm! <3'*rdon. kb’ defer captain was Proposals will he received by tho un hong ia New York on Friday. Thio ' U Oeraipied. far csrryMJg on ttae Cocmtt F*** for the firef cm* where the laws agaitut the one year from the 1st da; of April Maf; let For s kao end hi* wife to take ckargs »t slave trade bare been enforced. Also, proposals,—lie applicant to famish team sad fanning utensils. The proposals most slate diato«t|j wbsl amount of eotnpsnsslioo will be required If ibe person applying wish to take tbs farm without famishing team or famiing utensil*; or what gmount of compensation will be required, tit* *ppHeaatto famish l»ib. The proposals mar be left at tbe Drug Store of toberis A Striker-, er Btsbblnv, bclor. ths sth day st Marsh Jesx soeser*. | Gsa. Buckner baa been tMiwred to Fort Bonriscn, we loam that the wound the United States Marshal wn a Warrant o» Com. Foote’s fi>ot is a brurse, which issued by Justice Catron, and will be ta­ has caused the foot to swell and compel- ken to Kentucky lor trial for treason. ied tbe da* of a crstch. The Commander, LouisTmtat, Fsb. 23. however, has returned up the Cumber­ Gsn. Buell left hero several days ago Stef&iZtts land on duty. Tbe other hurt the Com­ and prosoedsd in ths direction «l Naab- mm PutVMO, fiaorau menter received was awry -narrow vseap* vMa.. His Suff fasv* her* to-ai<»r>ou ssa from death. C*m. Foote tree in the pilot raoroisg for lhe place.of hi* destination. bwese, wbea a bell from ths 100 pounder skATts Srn»vtA*r.wsw Nrw Y<,ax. Fbb. 28. came through the hoes*, killing the pilot and throwing the body against the Cotnmanderse as to stiffen his arm. TU hail shattered the wheel somewhat, bin Com. F. immediately seised it and eteered the boat until relieved.—tSewfaarf BmlS. :■.-for; Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal affections. Burns, - Piles, Wound* and ' Sore Eye*, Bruises'. - Sm psmpUe’. wilb sgeut, *ad snrasiaMb bst1sLld by all druggists. Prius 25 rts. which may be the result, uf .the coming ' the papers arf iuumg halfsheela. Tbers for these momentous events. •-.... ?*l*tsjifar«e sentiment, and poo-. egfnning t» express their -rpinCntcvn Court.—The Pioneer of last ion* pri ty freely ; there I* no doubt that week say. that tbe Circuit Court for thia »n the 1 prxach'of tho Federal* the city C-faith .4ryu» izens declare that tbe Blate * III se<>n be bsck iato tho Union. Who can combine rhe elements «.f smcase on tbe tattle firid? We owe our ■I| * IfM'fttl'ord, all rears where a soothing _r.:d We suppose, son priatiupra arrived lhi«. nnimngt and mure are' expected b-ttviTow. tnfon* ship Island. saot word toGin. Grant to Com* up and occupy th* towuM once. Officers of the gunfamta now lying there, represent a Union feeling very str-mg. and th* people cogipliment to ths lallsr u«m* to be im­ state they bad bean made to believe that plied by his dosing remark. Read : bolding correspondence with the Unxo army was entirely composed before and after tbs hauls of of Germans and negroes for ataditisn T* tbs BJUo* at«be Jfow Jerk TAwt; ff; and receiving visits front But: I awnowiliii undue merit to be purposes, but ihm* they see it Is not, dies ascribed to my official aetroo. Ths glory xaia Ws camp. are anxious to return to tbeir allegiance. _l’ur treacherously suffering the of our rsatetrviotariM below* t<> the gnl- , Prominent citizens tbvre say similar feel laat oflbssrs sad saMiars that fought th* Mtepy to build « fart or strong work, lings will pwrade the whois State in a sfare tbs Uaule of Ball’s Bluff, under his battlM. No share uf RWongs tw •*.Much bos .recently been said of mlHta- gons, without molestation. "Guv. Harris has called a meeting of .4Mb For a treacherous design to er I ■ organising victory, the Legislature n«at monday for tbe pur­ wish apprehuMMn.— pure Lu force to captors sod deslraction by tbo.emnny, wd<r pwjtenae <d orders pose it ia affirmed. <>f having all unc<».stifor a aoovtmaat fbuxa the Coaimaadmg tUtionul acts passed by ihrni iuirucdlatrly ter loo. Who ohn o^ganiss ricWyT— General, which order had not been giv««. annullsd, and Tennessee officer* and cit­ neither takes tbe credit hlmsetf nor gives men or Whiskey gnxxlers. jadging the ftiture by the pest, that it Two Thousand two hundred F<»<S Bond- Ne.wV-rk. Fbh.tt. Sorely, “A man cannot given bslow, in which, itwill be seen, he it to Ges. McClellan ; but a left-handed Arrival of Frteoner*. ‘ GMrsr» Feb. ai. surrender of written by a gentfamAn of inftiirnce, wbkh.speaking of the tendency <»f public Union, but whose heart is given to the Demweracy. serve both God and mammon! ” of Indicating any'oouiee to be puratidd Washington, Feb. 20. of ths-west, while no one know* better The New York JVideav, harisg given We do not call . its ropetattoe a* a a* perior Liniment in election, whiskey will flow as freely as Darirfa to-be inaugurated waler on ouj streets, prqgidinganuu) has on Saturday next as President foe six year* nftlip Swuthurn Confederacy ’: hi fire cents of hi* creditor’s money on hand must require a ti|*rv#lltiu* aiadiiat <>f or ac>-nvenient friend to loan him adinin now on tui* <m Its ft* way to L the. War Department. CMil'ires and Kupebilnv** tn luwp bi«‘ in­ . nr •‘stahd treat* But netwitl.-sta»diag; । The Fvde Federal ’ral is,-, fowa ______ at Rnanokv ._ai.__ __Island _4 a' gral from n-aning like a funeral «<rati<>n.' all ilii», there is tometkfog to b* duos.— were fifty kifled Mud two hundred and While he will he hnwnti-d by the ghosts Tbvro*rr, M least, rigbteeA pcraoas IT ho twenty two wounded. The rebel loss of Zollivuflar and WIse, and defirreavd thirteen killed and thirty-nine wonnded. bv the clustering hnrerebf R*ta«w»kr Ifland. will want the nine plfipe* that are to be The enemy were protected :by their ep- Fort Henry and Donelwnn. and Savannah, filled; and at,least 5* a of thea* will h*vo trenhmdma and poured a dretrnrtM fire he ean brightep up only as be congratu­ ta be paid a-unething, in the course of the upon our advancing columns, so that o»rr late* Virginia that Fl<>vd remains true, as year, that we net be able toe r.*e<e foUy lues Is She heavlett. rlai/.—A<s> Bedford S/ereury. to xppri-ciataAlieir aerviee*. sud the more Washington. Fsb.21. I h'ghly prize the privilege of bring taxed ' iMTKRKaTIMO n.>M N W O HL I AX* — ' It la believed that nn inh-rnmtion ha* been received here, other than that Ws have even nn extract frou, a private , for as nearhr nothiiUEM can be expressed. The rec»?dor and board ef bronght by tbe Norfolk steamboat, in letter, dated l&uiF- Orfoiuis, Dec. -IOth,f । l>y an 0. 1 witeutan appealtoartns.’-Pionrer Feb. 7 for erigisatmg th* gun-boat enterprise the 10th day <ff Marsh. av.to«^ to thte kriMpet for <b. purpose A dUpatch boat from Gen. Burnside’s Expedition h«s just arrived st haHimmv. Thn’afirisi tepurt <if Gen. Burnside Is A special tn rhe Herald, Washington ‘’There appears to bo no hope ol peeoe 22d. •Tharldeun. lire ynungesl son through the medium nf war. Every uf the President is dangerously ill. and It regiment that io added to tbe army earth is feared tli* disease will aesome |be type nr smith pnatponoe that happy result, if so fatal U> bis bcotbsr. we are to Judge from tho past years ok“Secretary Stanton had another attack perionre. When the questions which produced nf vertigo m> Thursday night, and i* una­ ble to receive visitors ne huetneM* today. tho war are settled, it must bo aceoiu “Mrs. Fremont ia seriously iH, rod it pliehed by commissioners. Tbe same methbd would have settled the trouble is feared her iltoess wiH pro*» tatal." (afte* tsx vjotokiks.) in this village lytojpka place on Monday by Rrpuhlic«*»,-&emt»cretoi-Tctnperanre in the recognition ol Jeff Davis* Govern Hutes. a distance nf nearly two hundred mll« •one for believing that the >kos Pre* ia over which dlsptdhes mutt travel by boiat; not only oognixant of thaee focte, but i* as that McClellan could not git a dispatch aiding In tbe scheme. from Washington to Fort Donslaon in less than sixteen hurt. Private advices Intimate that C-dunibu* has been being evacuated. O_——._j. _c. _ Ji _ ... j . Gordon, ,aa^ecu. ted at noon IJHj speech. 8 .by sjpokHe atte.ftp^, „ ing cigars saturated with a|ryobijin*. APMAN will stod Sarsaparilla FOB yVBHTlSB THE B100D. A' .! f < !&■' ,Zrf5 Li-.-. �BWiCftiWWKR MWtlTMi 1^.00^ S -a Or.** need. hI-Tt' anr EutUr’ ■• NEWS 6 ’X •• ---------1 t D ’ ’ *••*•■’ *•* ’ * — —if ' 7J ••............................................... on. Hon. XUiUHtUl Dated, JkiiuarTzl). US* ' ’ LOW PRICES’ MOWA're life mr.s aad rnccMX bitters t tea teLtesws#?* '* ■■■! .,.,M mmium 8»WUL NOTION. r v&utroui sod Wheat, Cwrn, Oats. Ijtrd. RutHtr, Wood, and GRANT & 8PAUDLING ■ .eaooe luring- ttei Mme hav* maintained a -*• inrerty <r*rr kind ef'ilbasaa id Which tbe bwnaa "lIKKfc art among tbe <ft*Q**alng *»<• Mvttev, ety uf ।>mian rfUeaseahi Whl«h tbe ^L-rlpilDri at the Aisitor »Qice. Wtf UkewiM • »e to Mid day bT RMtfcif. muU ha»’« H Oe-ui^bt Imve jp-time t ™ gu e Ji eating. f EftETABLB HFEMROKINBI f~ FjUi. o>».t w Wv 4^5.VaY,':6.0?&i7S? February, U ttka year oM thousand mght bundo'I’mhJUm lJ ,W0: Pf**®?’’ **««*. Judg* . l“ ttaj»«tu r of Um cetaisdf Cbariea C. Oriflln On reading and Itip; Prize Poetry. Let ChivfUio* Uaat nf-deeda of war. And MtnetMe turn tbeir MTeef gniUn. A uobler theme mr Aee.-l it 0Ha­ lo praiso -f »aaic<‘* maUblesA Pflla. Tbeir ------------------------ --Their woodrvtu korfca-lbe paper* fill, Produced^/ ttotick’* maietlesi Pius, <:oMMna;K»Nwn'8 notice This esarmicg <.om|*>ntid will aearoa it oat. And health a* tin r-'-' syMem fol. If jro» fly «.M*m to Uxkuuc'a Pllb. dsbiiltyd fig >??. »S4X,PA^.^ MCh.rl,. C. CrIUB. *7 Awasxh>««MU._eTAiswMicuMas, . At a session of the Probate Quurt far tbe Coen- T. CamnntptiTts. AJveUisor haring been it a taw iraekaby a verr airat og 'ufered MVrntl ymfa will • FACTS* . Are well knu’wyi to b* tnfalnbl*. • ’ DYWEEFNlA.br thoroughly cteebatog th* Brat and second iiomacha, and creating a low of put* and healthy bilt, imgead of the atale and CONTAIN VO MINERAL. acrid kind; FLATCLENCT/l.oaB or ArrtnTF That they cure the Cmoit unlrtraal eoapHfut, Ilrleravaje. Kaaskcn, Htari.takxaaa, iLt Teuren AwXJrrr, Lajceooa, and M ilmtcbom-T, which are gencrefjiymptoniaof Dyapepaia, will ratuab, aa a natural consequence Of its cut*. COTHVENBM, by-deacaiag tho whoi* _______ ____ »lh ol the inwimea with a aolyant prooeu. COMPLAINT, nttbout violence; all riplent put*?* I**”* »• bow-elii eoatir* within twd thy*. .......... FK VKtUi uf all kinds, by naloring the Wood U> a regular circulation, through lha prucaa* cf reipiraiivn in such etaea. and the thorough aolado* ufaR iittestiiMl ub-truciimi tn othtta.' The Lin Miuictau hfte been knuwu to cure BIIEUM aTLsM (MytnatraiHir, iu three weeka. aad Cl OUT iu half diat time, by remoring local Ini*, niktnmihim lb* tnueclv* mid ligataeiita of tbe joiuta. - i DUDPSIES of *11 kind*, by fr*«ing and atrngth ■ etnfig the kidney* and btaddir, they ojierate moat ' delightfully on tb*M- important organ*, and bonce । taser crarAmya found a certain remedy for the wor»t casAR ofjUllAVEL. Alan WORWH. by ilialudging from th* turning* ol tbe bowel* tbe ilusy matter to which UTm* cceaturii. adjure. • SCURTBT. ULCERS, and INVETERATE SOKE«by a perfect uurit. which theav LIFE MI.DIUINUSgive to the bluoduMtdaU the hutaara. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, NCu.tBJfl IC EHUPTSONb and -BAD CnMPLhXfONB. b» their alterative effect upon and tbereu no diaeaae of the Stomach and Beweia the fluid- that food tbe akin, and the morbid Mate ibe liver, th* narvuua system, the akin, glands er ufwlucb oecasiwut all entpii re complaints, aalluw | clundy, ki-d otlisr disagreeable complexion*. ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OB till t»»e onset* Pill* for a verr »bort time, win OB^FROUTIONN OFTtfY BLOOD eS«u a^euttregure of SALT HUH UM. and a aUi (Hi SLCUmONb. iq WLieh they do net give *r«**f rrfkf, and, fxl adnrtr.l*tTied before iGe very citadel cf Iff* bu beamuvBded.plfecr • Mintun endf-cferf ore. Baar iatuind that the SCANDIN-VFIAN VEQ. ETaULK BLOOD PILLS ar* cudoraed by th* iclne*, »aa cured ofl'dce. of >’.5 y«a eap* teuceof '.Uouaanda ol living witacaaee wbo, U»e use »f the Lire Mwmanrna sliini Irtletter*. eftdarlu, medical work*, end by word FkVEK AND AGL'E.-For thia . of tnouUi. proclaim them to be tbe very beat ptefW Western country. I haw Medie;iu>'» arttlon ■•! the kind ee<r offered to tbe broktodown a »afo. speedy and certainremedy, victim* of ill health; Tbmr hwdt cliaras*ai*sa*fi cim■•. kerb the nymeni subject to an__ _________ disease a cure iij.iinse nirdiciue, is penuaneut. *ierv avenucaad organ of ibe ayium.and to crptl st thoroughly and pciw.atUndy. . , •. Ta, Tuca, ar S-iTurnro. ax:> ex Cifen. Bll.lfrtfa FEVERM a life# gompi.ainth. q,n«aii.l>gaiutr. 1-basar \rrmn. aud BtiLur»(ir k»a*L>a the Medicine* hare be«u a,rd with the tnu»t IfencflcMl revolt* in caret of thia deMii|>twn; ■ Kikea Bru, and ^caoruta, in iu «or»i t-jrnu. yirlda to the mild vet powerCUI anuo;i •'( theie remarkable Mewnnea. Ntoar tAwkATa N-cmveDaStutS, K «kt«3 Conuixn ot ail fciud».4*abMyaWoa <w tn*. Hamit, Pmxtm*> *' -- Eervciwhoaecon’- IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; : gaooa Tua lag, the last three tlVTif Come and See ! I DA RUNGS LIVER REGULATOR WE hvae just received I o th ia attacf^I hu^Sen^rmSleJwllt J^J^ejJK several month*: 1 have to: nothing of II aioco." r Itegwiktr, hif. It i* ( tborogh •iuSssUwIaaulL-Um. " KE3DUIISB WCBB, Bartiar* iiwwms, - tail-uidwJjr^U. [t»r«tvtos,n,rk,lc«.. WHIiasnibnrgb, L. J., write*: A^yttetB^lCTO — MdtobUwns klucka, 1wat kflvuuul’ by s Wruws livjb eegvlator. 'atituticns hare become unpaired by tbe tajadt Intuit; of M.wanl .Mawyttp. ciuua one Df M*xcr«rt will find thew MadMtaaa TATE Oi .‘UCHRJAX. Bmulx Cocstt. »s. .a pvrffct cure, aa I her ne« ei fall to cradfeaie ftom Al a BCttion of lire Pn.bste Uocrt. for tbe the tiMem.''a!f the eRewta of Meroory, infltrtMy co jut-ofjitart;. tecMrr. eV thsPr-Jbate «>W5< r in ■ sooner.ti<ari the tuOel powerful prepanAieo* of. ’.the village os TlaiUug*. un Mondiv the' Cd day I of Fcbiiini*z.Tb'tti* rear ef surLord one Uioiirrapued and auJdky W. B. MOFFAT, 5M Uiumi •* «, Nuw S'oiu . FOlf|ltE BTkU. r'.BOTUlS. haw* also ossd Kss a 1m** • FAMHrY MEDICIN®When curchndrta art out st sort*, we-gifr MtWa aWwdropa, end it aMa tbenT»Jl ragbt. ’ NM H me*to th* satvd «MU of ths etamseb amUdWr S A NEW AWHCt-a Bv. BeHackH fttvMiaela Bitten, A bow and di hrhtful Stomachic and Cordial for K3”ASK’ iih,ax?-,."3 Hoti uf nil Hous compitnr.t* tuciocBv to the w telcountry. T— “ Asa A rahrve I in flauoe it Saejwrter to ott ether Bitten, try MRS. WKTSJLOW, An expenenced Nurae nod Female -Phytic;an, prraenta u> the attention of tnothera. U' SOOTHING SYRUP, The fn Fur Ciiilttrca Tectblag. Which greatly fitcilHntre the prdceryof teething, by eeAnmMt Mx gun*. redacingaM iademaMn Will allay al) yoin .and apattaodw action, and ia sure * TO HEOULATB THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, inolhera, it will pre real to yoiiinidrco, and ' HARD- WARE! fctoto THE TEST OF I'UU, Aa4 fr»w» am aM >»»«**■ csfltmry. aH are debgbiHi with iu otaerafion%eod lliKtl,l.Wi&,33K“V.^3-TTe I On reading nod tteut tbe petition, duly verified ■of CkUMdaa. LUrreii, widow of aatd 4rc*a,ed. (prayiujnforeortaiw reasons therein set -forth, that adiiiinntirati-iii of Mid estate mar be granted, and that &e peti(ior.er AudSnpbco I’otUr be ap- . matter. -IwLut w'» do knowaflrr wu react etpetlcstm, and pledge our Wpufotion for the fulfil) । mc:.t of wbat we bare decl»fe. In aUno«t even। lunisncc where tbt Infest U anffcrn» fmtn pain j and exhaustion, relief Will be found-in Aftsea or i twenty minute* after the. kynyi i* adminuttered. i Tlua valuable ursuaratiOn ia Llui ’nraa^riulfon ,EK?iZ- ’WSU'S'WSSm «... *.av, I set in N»w England, and ha* I u everfoil ingtmecev* in day of March. |n#i. at d«v»n o'clock, in the fore MMt rsteltr.. Sti-saulde!*.rs. AND Wr have |>u up and Mid thia article for. «-rer ton *$«”• a^d-can mj,(u uukkaevmui of I.', Wkat we awrer b«ve -been to-eaV of any le'dbbi ffor'ibe CCUhAilata Ollier, in the loudav, tbe (w*nlybe year on* tbousund >. ■ I'reaeat, SIm.-fean DRY GOODS! been u**d with WJ ilBtetipLiqu Thou«nnfl» of rate*. Hootonlr relievta tbe^hild from pain, bulinrigvmte* the stplnbcb and bowel*, cofocct* Mid itv.'and ginw tea* end iwergv to <Re whole *y», te*n. It will almost ia»taaU*r. >Wi«r* i SMCIililBS m j As k'’.v as ''. Tyt Fur Car.. r aV" GrlptaC In lha Howe la aad Wiad Cholic, I and overcome convulsion*, which, if not epeediiy rcmedM.*nddff dcktfe We believe it-tM-M*i sud .wrgl remedy u> Abf fraHtii in -gH; e*m o Dysentery and Diarrhaa iu children, whetbar it i kriae* from teething, or any other cause. We । wKU!<r«aytorvcry’mcrtfl:r wbAlOA alaffliTW. ' ft nog from any of the foregoing diseases, do not J Warm Mmj •* AU Hour. ! o? rf5<!u.*b if Stacks of Cun.»ti.« in Ian,/ bir< Orleans, MiibwwmIv, Powifenrf Wl Gr»«ul Clo thing V mans, aa • Also, loo Cressi an* laaiaaaSe. • - ■ HOME*! SALE ■ ■ OF IPCiyn4X-rbc tirciH Conrt tie.; Kcmr WefiMthb. urnkiM tbe Ke-a|nKle SuwWr.dr>K««i.'Wllla» Wm, Cicitnt. Ti'tneccu nnd B»i ufff World. r Priucipnl Ofllcr, 13 <M*rSt., N. Y. raid, mar « an* Mi ^odH». Ju.k«H«trt. one door east trnU in b^fei'-erit^iaiHM'.'wiitoii- nnniM fWI THE ONLY PREPARATION of the.oMeM ami moat eminent Madfed fractitranera of fte Wgat. and It » direeUy predientad open •e wartta o< Weaten pwotfta, TIimo Bitv-ra derira tfemr trimulM from tbe powerful tonic thrttirt of th* root* and heft* of wMsJi they am oempowd. ttd•**»«> jJClgA l\rmc unnatural crarmga of the aiwMnhxbratiUp i romourv of RSUKF AJ1D HEALTH TO TOOK IS FA STU or Joseph W. Barrett. *X^' UAh-Atf .-ST ATEQ* Al'-UIDAS,, daeuxq.£-£ das l a JSaX«M.SU,N.» York. P*C an is Af) ce at -nd er p^*,taa .w-i Ffffi?.rT____ ' ., •• r. •- - •<’.'<• at MM1 • alnr. pnhl to SH*ag *^ lie’WlfHnip aWth vicinhy, and j >n C'lnntni’ci'tl. in nt ery oasc. „ �AY»*B CATHARTIC FILLS. CHEAT famuz TUBUn. WKU1T A LAMOKX, CXKAMat AXD xanm FaatUj Newapaper than aw> New T<*rk aSwSSiir. The Paraorr Wbut Tmibbmji to w<w ia ita Thirteenth Year. h ia a Lwfger, Cheaper, and. tor Mtotogsn readrrs, a Belter Family NeVBpapcr.than any New Tort, or >41tor'Eastern Paper published. FALL AND WINTER Il contains Eight Pages offtrerw .-luarns •aoh, i.«akiag b larger than the New York ABB NOW ON Tribune. It furnia'am t»« M«togaw rea drr- all Important General Neva aa Ful­ ly and Latbb lhea any New York Paper, and Telegraphic. F**rrijb> D»mNtn. East I wilfa oa. of Um LARGEST era and torn* Market NEWS FROM THREE TO FOUR DAYS LATER TH A N ANY N E W YORK W EEK LY PAPER, wbach with ita Agricultural, Commercial. n.ier-ellaa-ous, at>d Stale Important Local News from all pane, I DRY GOODS a s.iwitran wf all inirrwrfter awd of Michigan-. ito devotion to the Local and General Int-rates <d Michigan give tu hs rote tuns Attractions which Cttitrna «.f Mh-higan <-snnot find ia any New Y»fk or oIImw Eaatom Paper, and IT WILL MEND MARBLE. h will Mend Bute, O>ml. Lava, and in fact evary th.ag tort Itatola. *e<*b Itowwrto wiA AMXltlCJ£ CULUT' which raano’ hut make it a nmrw welcome ' isltor u. th- Fanoh Cirri* ih* Farmer Mechanics. Merchant. or P>.4*i. «.l Man and gjre tn the Dttroit Wttkly । TWiaae aaperior daima to their paUnB- 1 M Arprafc. THE DETBOTT ADVERTISER. GROCERIES WKiWIClIuTrOR IMS. ielura are determined that Ita Regular, reliable coi respondents with the Mwhijnm Rrginierits in the Army .and •I Wadimgtiui.will continue tu »iv«- 'hr CROCKER Y! BOOTS, SHOES, Lc., ' of our Micotoau soldiers during the war and ut tbr doing', of rongivas In tb«s leaturv the YFtottae haa tn- sutieriuf to ih« State, aa it bus mit in general totereai • >r variety of carefully wlacU-d newa and Family reading, while the attwitioi. paid I t» our owu Slotf maltrrt make* II. fiir the ! Mkhigan rwkr. whether fanner, ma hank, or otto r vipcrior tu any Eaaie<n PeUUeaL Il will alm to be Uld and fearleea In adscealiag tbe principles <>f tbe Rrrra uaaar Pa*TT. which k fcitbfully earned **ll is atwape ready; Udy--/B4y<arfraf ‘■We beva tried to a readers i f the Tus D>TB>>rr TaiBCWB full ! and ommlr nnvaialsuf the in«***n>en<» Tn Daily Anvawnwi has entered ito in the North-west, and I Ever shown iu thia AME1K IB (EUEMT CLCE. Price 25 Ceuta par Bottle. Pries 95 Ceuta par Bottle. Price 95 Cento per Butt'e. Pnro 23 Cento per Bottle. Prirr 25 Cents per Buttle. I’rie. 25 Cento per Battle. Market, which we TERMS v‘A*II. are prepared to sell at a small tW Fer Bai« by all hrygt.to. aad mvtornpaa advance from owt fa the councils nf our nation, will ease h, and will make it the freest and beat Government the world ever saw. It will discum with faithfulness and eandor nil the great qureth*na agitating tho public mind from day to day. On the question «f tho oxtenauo of Hv NEW YORK COSTS. J. 8. GOODYEAH & Co. IK JOHM> « CKOalaEY, (Ms MaatoMtiwws.) 7B WILLIAM STREET, WKW TURK. Cerser to IJtoity Street. hi.portani tu Her।sr Owners. Iniporaul to Build era. Important tu Railroad Companies. Importotil to Farmers. >n Size and (sritenil Inirtvst and Bel:rr fiw^brm than ant Nr» York .* ntbrr Eastern paper at the toveto prtor To all wkom ttia meg roarers end it ton ctrnt tvfryioJy. t» Clvbo. as a means of preparing and JOHNS A CKOSLEY’8 fi>rtif«iag iu political friends nn Statv Im CBS and all questions State Pollay, and State Administration, and as an induce mteil t» Voluntary Eff-ri tg> the part n| she Republicans nf Mirhirai* f-r ih» mineral good, t«.g«t up Cl» a 4’"l r<lr*’*1 IT IS FIKE AND WATER PROOF its circulation U> every nrgauta-d T»«u ship in the State. Re|tublicaaa I Rally Il see be appted to asw sad eLsaoert to six h- tbe supp-rt nf y.av Outiity and Stale Pspaea. Ths tot is only abate Ons-Third that to Its, I’er-Mis rngagmr t< AMU FT la TWICE AB DC KAata. iHp c»lAA a, nd ir Tbw ariieir ba* bee* itowwaMy tosssd to Wow V«rt .ml .11 paru at Ue Umtw 'smA*, CEMENT HOOFING, It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of tbe present *«r against treason and disunion, until (ha^vmtige of thia most utmatoral aad wricked rehellion is crushed out. Hews DepartmenU The proprietors are resolved tn spare I no pdfo^nrekpense to make tbe AnvtcaTtsf* equal, in all that omslitutca a good newspaper, v> any published in tbe Weat Wite this view an side corps nf Pnily Tribune The iau» Prwet«> Gubs will o>4 admit 1 of the payment of e>>nimiaaiiin« h> Agents beyond the atoivi-tarius. Our aim and deston is t» tumieh to Michigan readers a Mtcaiaaa Family NgwaeAFKa. equal Mav Slavery, it will stand forth its un tweaw the North and tho South, and that ft lervee a fearful blight npno theemintry hr batten seeking to outspread and uphold Fm-a Gub nf F.fty we give Thrw Extra Cnptaa,.u- tbr Tn Weekly Tribuae Fur a (Tub >.f O».e Hundred, Exira NEW YORK MERCURY PAY raportors. writers ami cbrf-rspieidents has Mtt engaged, wbrae attention every ptata, erent of importance will claim. Arraugments have been made omraring fw thia paper the moet compete com pendium of foreign intelligence published ALWAYS IN Ara wregatte te aa smk ■bcliM bmA tosai ■■ t»r lbs tost ta«*tj Sts ssissssttf; Utters, bad rtess Ssab L-.rd.eal practities' rs. Si V AN«|. W ben m OnL l*«ii fi r*M led. a-*! dilMKi* mat be tuadb tn It ••« the w»tu 'mna, whether eent in by tbr |wro>> lorniiua ii ur not II » im< becsonr i tltal tbe nicnilmr* <»f a (luhdnml'1 rerun । d>dr papers ;rt »h- eshie P*»ni. fiVjr. Clei f»ry men ..*«• an।.plied at ’lie lu-wear < lc I Ratkh Money may 1* torwrtnL-d by ma I:.1 our risk Pt|>e<d,>M,n (>4iir» will b •eat free tn all whn dewrw tliHw. in aav paper wort of New Y»rk, while our ftriliUes for obtaining domestic news, military, politics! and general, are n«>t awrow lead by any other journal, Breidra laving paid correspondents in all the oampa Wes* and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the oaaaiMi of Congress, and shall alsraya be prepared to send s[>ecial reporters wbcrcwver hecakiod may require. Thus, as a newspaper, wo propose to place the Anvnnna in tbe first rank. The Detroit Daily Tribune !■ published M.-iu<ngaud Ev>-*mig. and is mail to all part* <4' (hr Blate. by tbr first rXpUM. railroad, and «*h«i CoUvryOMevK giving tbr very Intut Tele­ graph. Cnmru«eviai. Marine. P.ditrn! ai»l Gturral Nm. Foreign and dotnrsfic. Tbium- 9ft per year. •partNer lute Iota, I TBFDETROITTRIWEEKLTTRIBCKE la published ever. TiHmday.Thursday and Saturday nii-rning; nud sent by mail t» ail iMria. on th<' morning «>f puh!ic«ti«w< at 99 00 par annum; two n.pi.-» 1&.00; five o>p>ew. in ।me addre«a. $10 00; ami ' ' TOXIC, MbMCIXI A» BXVIRAftK. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!I GUTTA PEKCHA CEMENT, c«hw r.f .11 K.aA. .fan xprw.nl tn the Atoma uf the Weather, any Isrg. t iiiuntwr a’ the aamw rate. !• o-niahis all the tolrto nevaofVw.i dais «>t > he I tolly tlwajrt been and will U. a aalaaMa lamilt >apar tea fatal gaaatlj DE J. DOTES BODS’ swarar � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-05.pdf 7c1d3d6aad69a488cc5413381a0252d2 PDF Text Text �stal tmi fflisttUantiM. Feb I by two th I, and the 1 Ball’s Bluff. another sun.l at MurMB4>H.pe had left « pwliee force. fteWrt wffli ffie Ln’ ********* United States.^ and bl00,1 „ .., , „ _______ _ . isted bi of Gw- McQallan.^ ashingtoc oorrespondeot of the Spring•minec frteilSMR <011 of it, r.r.-«Tka JW* Hnwd —4 ba—WMHinSr SwwWvMurw. »»; terir e ■rtdK wd- A, KJT* ■'r. Mh-au Gulden Grrie. ace not worth a reply, teingtho usual ITvmorratio fetMl* • w«tVl ar. arguluarit, bj low’sbmg Vii .ulgjr ,ptou<, lished in thia pap^f. returned from the army from 9K4jrldij,faMK *»n after his bion < . St «• .G-n H.llerk thia morniar taltwrakM (A*. H^WlM»AU..wf's, . . Jr Aa><vat> h*a *■«>« •»“»M Ow.«..U..». S, latt htefMV WeWpposad It wai-a matter of hiatmy weW eetoMtsbed that truth an ur|Aiixatirt^ * a> detected and bntthlp' al; Marlon vu Th. ««< fuck TtfE-Hottno of the diaeMesMS known. It was thueeht 4h {;A\?L , ywenniwy, wrav wwtbi prrww» vaiiiuvviu tl>e premonitory symptoms of the dis- eW>lj|,r,ln«,pUn’»<^ ir >n. Ohio, and that duritig tee examination of Wed­ parties arrested ttero K came eut. in evi­ dence that similar kdgea existed- to> one-’ Bretsmr«it«n<s. nesday the I9ih ult. John Freeland, of GaHtidAM OM ofhirbamM MV WHwfb Of tea treasonable charaeler pf ibis or* dec we hard acme wvidenoe tn offer fqp* teMiATn ebmqMmiAMMr^'Ad'K^ Inquirer, tj tbe 2Gih I rwt.as'follows ; nei^rj^MVfHMNriMMk* wjRw«aft>« •rta, both of thia village, successfully perform rd the odRMfefflh on Wednesday 'n»fr* “Mr. Editor. nejitniSBa and rrtilyrmt* Cuimninsiuuvr for the Slate of Ohio, was engaged fc.r-jcverfJ <Uyv in euiuiniufi eases nfth. K»ipbta of Goldyg Cc^ trpnj Man- n county. phlu..arn > .' . the charge n( cunspiraoy againat thi Gov . XpiUUd . UsriavilteEeb.28. vfc’ocvcA.'x.nX Ths Rtate Ohio and the fleeote Min­ n root a, tele P. M. received tvm 'opipndM 4<efrnm tte Muhlkdlro ilffjMvtle. In romnvtedrtHon sfthslr etetnry al Mill Spring, Jan. IPth. ierui.lc c:::: '• siasm att.ewied tte pteeantari<»n. «'. llV!h',:SP* irivndat Mmjford-otlle to day. He reports ■" “ “■ ““-oSj-Tdyfli, and that ifcA rebels pre^pndM tr> be con rhxracte^ze seeessUm, and never addirteJ centraBtr; 200 000 m*n at M^dfordsbum d^thi -tritra pofitieal .thtwi that pre- intending U give tattle there; vailhtevther pfrta of -fta 9i. Lm>«. F<*. M Memphis papers <if the 10lh sgy Gen. Poll issued ordure yedtetday that the trarit of the Memphis Mid "(We R. R, should ’fie torn up and bridges destroyed pruparaloty tn the evacuation afGduin htis and demolition of the furtifieatlohs. iy G„d The Coluifihus forces a£e to fait bark to ____ ---------------------------------bland No. 4. plxHit 45 mite below Co dtiqadf । tew [ will not rest, nr sleep jmte AbrwIttiahus. wbieh. h is eaid, pumrnsads the ham Liqooin. now Freauieot, shall be ret rl vlrand can be fin titled with heavy guns, iMraed mH <»fthe PreaiitenUaLChaira and and made impregnable a|a'»ntrt. way riVer I will wade in bted up tn my kneee a* snow n-Wawn •Dat______ ___________ Bdivar, Ya, march pi«b bin anny ro take the city id Sines hjij__ _______ Wate>"fct‘»n *"d the White Hones, to Ai wad he «>MM have chniNtnd hante.— tee aam^. S> teip me G-d wte Jteep Gar adMWQt guard* <3.«sisling << tbs nM> alesdfast to d» tee aaaae.” TteXhte28Ui PteiMylvania Regiment passed over mieeiaeer, up-0 tea trotimowy, iseli- b* lht> Potomac from Sandy JB«»^t.4o,-)i(a*> bail tee perbroetese emanmatson .had pen’e Ferry, «d u*.k ywfsnion .4 the lass tee nyxt dja?- AmjU provteoea •■ i-«>ajA athieildite pteftetetK’WMp*’ forlramMcUte^imMs over tte river was Wte’^me teak Jb* “¥ve «wr" se ats fmov.ideJ atd>?r *d,aoer guard ounaid pected tesigtertt* bar h'^ule aiiaaoa tw- ersbly rei*fimced. 1(n . day. Ijis su^imjurasteb.te^amvwr. teat P-»*Ma«d,Cher|mtewn.ted * ronWil! thnee organs of ths teeainnnble sp< w4Vbe AU>r«I 4^ K-teraa date Sidsnble ^wte>a ■/ l^s craaapy mi b<ite Dempcrncy/who a;e iuiw .so rn- Ut>iaiv -Site-w4l-pyteably proceed te Shsuanduah, an. now om-ugegedinthe ^pdeasor Un sea wtteuM a owaannor leader, endvill, £*o»T» tegiiMsmaij. of tee enasnVf.ete ^.the^liseb.^qpabte moment, be put aid broi^NMdnwn organiastiea of their u.Ur test tee oriroate beteee were epBbir^ jhey alt cetewd hb tte party, and who f»r that purpose -ppply tee s|roagrttc calwl 4’“»l*ta|ipM- which appauate uf pur army. .,..., • the epithet of ••-AWitl-n traftonT irt all rani< The,te»t werwwsc tee * *8t. Lmde. Fite. W. aaMd.vU teve.vf tea eaact 4aate»te« The firTn'ocr«f‘s Clnrkivtllc despatch, of pitaee uH « writeqb-'w it happens tluO Wteteftte-teto*M*«W .will ba te the the 26tfr, iaie: " The rebel tprom liefo.e every man wNn baa gene from Ilia North ehaprofnu lr.« Kk>be »eteal*»<'ga)»H,: 180 leaving Nashrilte pliindvrod many dwell Ite-t Ite- **«’iiMaail.'stf teo batters tea to eld the trnit.im to ovarthroy tht*g»vfsgx. bruinros fiiinaes, and ridu-d gt*>xt bate t'*te te U* 8. tin alarjn-irimhjr »K peiij)k< Swcral r«h»U c.-nmanl, (ya tymacrtlX and she wi|J J>« w»ae<b+jttepaftei»ad wW«8"r tty tftUuns"tr’hiiHj tetty were Why is U that every K->rte*ni man gunners aud seamen. who has been arrested fer treason—-esery Northern nun.who hse,given aid and ed ,nd all its contents by fire. had, was entirely destroyed, CblDTfl TbeJ»U relent- '•>» WRSR*W>e«ej«Tt*’ »lw,aDd^Mr.wituh have Llo»p and i hM te*. avar einm. »ptfl < aMgbiag i< aUHU,aagmd.as,et^r. Ttowve. ’’Or l&.oWc.V» X^X-OWO-cXx WvWt.w are. X\\e '^.oot tvutfA'% VvwoA, ■Qt. A^oXsceV.', KXcwmmAv. ‘SAXXevs ww X\u V9°T niatv tvttuxu liocXov's mVU> XW. YloWcVa ftXowvacXv IS’vXXvt* <vee \V\x nc\t BoXoet a\\A CotolpvX. Xiv. AkoYiacV.^ •mall cMl!faftA 1 • ; T»« Sumst-ui, M-amr.-TUe March mJWl1>i-r rif ttfi. Mw^iixine ie! J.iii 5^Ivm; !i b->, met,trite no^kvd aucceso thus fur. and is diiicr>Krihii'ihc great qnrotions <»lihc-sar withfrartMi«nrv*,'niet and al.llky. "Among th<-- Phrtn;” by Offismi ii.furtrrttthm from NrfdbeHk ti the War ptpu-Unud^.t^prcarhla the oimstrad, increases tn intermit, and gives .’'ttVterjj^rfc'In JbatU’.i, fiplb* CCffler much new Infotiust'um in rv Uiiutt i<> tee Saute.. Aiuoegihe c»»dtr<l»pw^Mtes itedbe StMe U'l raved tftr LMtti£: etiww to *iemiijsteran,41|MuG. 'wrnp^TgJwsSMkyo A« ■•iwnv.lt B/KimfiaB. A.Oahh Hail II. rich end varied. Ttu» Opening paper. “Southern Aida to the Nor^*(J|*teell drve-e wcvA.'vft.fttet lat?j€ written and highly jWtearrtiiKZ HwG»t- Ointineatnkde parWiahed by J.-llflGil- \>r. YloWeVw ftXovcMxcXx. VrwftA* k>% XVuvrvXxetiu! T)^v> fcwXer^, '5LWun\aX\%’Nx, gXt. r-f K AU 'df tee dBrh, Cfryi^kV, the Unit 9. he catalili Mrxiraft | FOR BALS BY the government 1 Will some poundessuwtesssasteemAssssseeeeja please Ef9< Buell to catch tlirm.’* "THT ann-iiiuafj iKiit ldW»tu*Vu»f rusraiw.dV ie Opened...Ahis We tHThlt die -w'rfr did the 'beat, hnw. wmi u> free and tar<*< crated .4>*otfBrr<h nwder «be *»rd*.r rf tbs bkroetery uf -tee Trva^ry. 1 ------- ---------_ UarebZ ite don't gtea Uwp yet; the wife wsu .. j-.-patA M'kliAdXv roceived from id* ^efrt^aW^ltvIpe {yirrlaw (lov«jfM») al*», and the con CMn.WWr. a- ni w kfi n fleb truce to CulwfrilMes. has wasn't. Atid u'Kat IFm*!*, lJfl»*MrtWn»s was prnhshty madfi fhHH*ik^vfit oftfje returned. It is thought he ju»dr-a good' trade.— 'Hattingi Banner. 4a*e XW MW _ w, ___ _ I made as trip on Thursdayv under < MU. iteJ s.^f. /T- ^«-w.-4l -tteMh-stewteteNteN^^temtetee lumbus is to be evacuab-Ssyt WaaBiroTOii iRtraa (MbJd In Ineklng over Irvinga hapj fill deeonptiou ofJohn BuMy ( Book.* we find the following. -------------- -------- ---------------- aatwa^jaariyt n& riSTUggt 4U1' “C~b.i fhirW telegra^ed tn Gel/WH lvMsn lest Ht. YUWk't tSx.ow.ct.cVv TivXX^v* MuaaSat«« pkw.____________ ..e J^tlve^6-F^W9»r XnAvo^Xe X\\€ v>co^ a-oA AaXnXvXuXtA. •ronsJirtl Vlm.'.tete®iart»mM!aHd tteiijU. The veteds offered tnaurreswter if sfrnwed tn march mil with the hon.wt m' Wttl Gen. Buell ssfwadi einteloiwaiidt d an un Mr. and and what of grain and provision! they w^Vjf#WKwr <A SX.ow.vv.cVv TivXXcv* T®aN«wtheim»w Tssteeute N>» i.WmHftT c wrsyissl <4U« Ommcr FWtewsteyh. teMeapemrt is tee ran wta tea teen eesft to-Fart Layftytete fasten now ruteMtettetiiteteya’ ette’ae ait enemy to his matey, it a notbas casi be giron trite. baMm/ur-te* aomfurt tn the eaemy—every Northern dvqte ate eae-teoMMb. Gf rw'nteaed botes..tite wJiUwnsaroddbniiMB temrrwilliwM. mrafaterten; teeeh .teh liens, 4ve teterete;’ forfcv rnfttidfaa. .cte government at ear c/.< while a Urge tenueande; fiftate w.iiihate Are tetef ante -ted lyh isiiiliohs, trts thettete’*^ portion nf tb» leafl'ioc 0»0M>cr*te an Of aiwpm boad«roi|ter tetetetelljte gaged 4n the •», «m eyswpMhiaiag wMi 'Mte*i«tea,wte tetety telfitesfite the reWs; «<nne srrttr, iflco-lhe edhnr D». teoueaate. I, jH. x-u : 1 ,ia iJhJbkteteii------ ■■-■•* •-U.u. U’ty>K«>vMUM>«"< A««b-J . Ilovaa Bunwaj^— Op Wednesday of last week the lug dwelling of Ashficld Graham oloasttswa iteswatlftrly c*«»uin- Mat iHEttlnref the p^rrrh ilkrbii I —ir< Frj*- U1 IW:**** didn’t �r PUre, Chills ----- wojl ”«aoidUi LIVER WHATOR Pemoves toe morbid and bilious deposits from ifis® PIMM'S ucod aa .Bp.AK'j, th* May <.r«'«Jf’* Nut aioue falubu, a • superior topic and dlnrwtsc । ezndlnt In H ef loan of appetite, flatuletscy, female we*k«. iQWilaritiw, pa<n In the rids aad bowels. M| wRaM>Tu.j । , w READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; Errs-.-r* ..r PrMolto w. the PiTtsTurgti GMetIt, rti ©ctruk'iin in imw rrfiUbd u tHe.rivrnt thatihv rftnseh wateri-. Mich nn extetil as . ~r. Mik <»f . thu brfll fiJl.jnid lukc dul l from the legs *f hor-ir* driven into It. DARLING’S LIVER !! REGULATOR oBiww.>©•) Aad now consider myself Zahre-'y eured,” ; ?7~ Mas* of the Fort Wxrrcn priaun.rp werw retard .m Saturday. »n U-cir taking U -WegMUK^.gwp^h to a, hue, ur.drr fium Wa-hrngt «a. . i-.ur however, r.'fu-cd their liberty, ew^pl ••Mr unn.-.idili.-nnl lei in*. Il la thossg . :!,.■ ,‘ori m«H hrihi out :»«' Ifttjg mm thi'i do. Hon. John Cross writes, •'Brooklyn. March 16 1940. In the spring <.f 1869 I took a s*ve«s cold Which induced a vijeat fever. 1 took tw« doses DAmutm-tJ JW» i^iUAfafi aa ie' pp ywj fWto. ****”n^ fflfTillfire hMitu<J Hastbw|u ** atrtoe I' PrflBtrt iuga. sod show cure, *f auy there to. why to* prayer of the petitioner abaaldtof br'granted. And its* further ordered, thflt laid petitioner It broke up my cold and fvver at case. Previous to this attack. I bad been troubled with dyspepsia •everal mantos: I have felt nothing of it ataco. 0tlsStt{«ej.'BR..4«3 BasVCMb feirdetili T., write*: Aug. 16, I860—I l]*d • difficulty with the Kidney complaint three yean, with constant pain In Ito small of my back. I had used most all kinds Of medidoe*, but found no permanent relief MtU GROCERIES ?orax..%£r. •»• JI-'H-W M It- 41>re« I M>w»*U<y aaa.ifli.MMi Ila- t» .'TS.W~ rAdvertieMnrtt.1 --------- -------------------------- order DlPTtMtwiA AM> thiLep.—Fur thee>ubli *4 Banner, a qtwaHup ;..OhiliM:i%r>iTni-.lt a ■M<* st ttaref fur ala jiatejy previous, to laid Mngnctic (harmwitl is wo nufitdmg reiut•lyjf trerd it. wsenn. Apply 5r. l? t.. tin- i lir«'flt an.f, C,l*i**t atlil ‘vovr uitli x h«R flltiiiH'L - T'Wis Qhitfnrtil hwa hem be COVMMSIttNKRe NOTICE. fire.the puhbc ,,v»r 20 ' »ui-a.xnd its cun startdy lincrifl^ng demand laws estMUinhed -taTii.r) ns h snp.-rii.r LinimciU । Bu'.idvd and aUrJLalKJ. s.^hi^ rwkgmg ! I pasaad slotted biood by too urethra. I antes entirely cured.and take piessure in rsoocimendia; these remedies.” ; ;f ,««*»ia renigtlyjy r^uta'I, 'ftorfsMlhrly in ttheu siiatinin. Nrtintlgia InflamnUon of the B>>«rla am! tuduevi.- Spinal MtU-cbi.rw. fSorri Bvra. 'Burns. Pilva, AVovmh ntxi Crulto*. . •-...■• i Sas pamphlet with agent, and around *s«h b«t- 3s>M Vj air drugeisto. Fries 25 cU. Throat ak» Lcito^.v—At thia araawn z>f the yresr when cuiigli* arid Colds are inwI'IrwtrM ever* family whmtltf ♦»**• ■ . >h- ,;:..! certain rrriii-<k i>t. hand. Rah ■wn*\Hive Sy nip T«du p the very thing. Ifi< n>d .mlr jilcivniit Air children to take. But-to a certain C'U« for Croup, Whoop ini’ Cough Bra-nchlti". C.iugb* an-i nil ufT-ciiona of the Thrunt and LungS-.M-hv ait DnscgiaU. Plica 25 Wt». Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Street. N. T. writes : "Feb. Ml. IMO.—I have to*n scbleet t. Ewr d>„wo I. IM. U.rkM, are prepared to aril at» small 1 CuurLfcr tto ef Jlarry, wto <ul mre t fdr ' i 'Wednesday. stoMNM*'*iitMLdy *f March next, gAbac«|tHa) w> • . , ind on HatMdM I to miseuto^aJ of Auust, one toouvand etjfflf hnnifted and flikty-tw*. at the j Darling’s Life Bitter*, sc*<*vf*Mrth dawo^tobruaey. itMpretolOK lb* time, limited br tto said Prubtie Court, for th* fTnal adi.1.1 meat ef gU <U*M1 *Mn«> aatoeslaU.; bated. Februarr iS.lW. D. Westervelt, of South 6th, near 8th St, Wiliianasburgb, L. I., write*: ••Au«u»t5. lew.— Having baan troubled with » difficult* IctfceL-tvwrand to bilious attacks, 1 wa* advised. by a friend, "JaBtiw;* uv&B RftiUM?W feUi Em., OEOROE-W ’WstLIdMB, > ttowebW. p. .UE.1X ) sieaara I did io and found it to operate admirably, retnov ' tag Ito bile and arousing tto Uvat to activity. I CUA-NCERV SALE TATE OF MtCaKfAT.-’n*'Circuit Court fur Ito cstmty of. garry-i, Chancery. Sahnon J. If. faiiAin^n, Cum . plainaat, • '• " ■' ' f S iiMHmMd.- r3S=;=t^.i,»{=r^. J. 8.0OQ»raB4Co. :tyW WM a wr -M .. WfW^X^Rc a tMWV, rn ^W.’fiWodeVvVto tstSKtejnaywiEai [no’?i * mouth*.* •tthrnrwLJtoliflD «Ud tho»<t>^ piba Unit MW kMn>t*iiRflL., >. failings pritt Gnrrtnl Address, ' DAN’L 8. DARLING, «ir*< tMjHUe*jr* i ■ nbjifc«!L<g|g A jiii^aJagyt, Ayer’s Cherry PectoraJ, m* Tr’*4Hh»'U**>»*or Grass seiii. .. r **J s eS3S.'t1iA .... " Cujuit^koEirs Ninics. . 'm HUI III. ..... ■ « ‘ran1/. ,7-aiuH Twittilw a^\ MOFFAT’S DYSPEPfilA, by thoroughly cleansing the Arst aud armud «tum»chs. sad creating a tow of IsasaMlaar* Uni? n«(iM *M< r«*u«Md >4<«riQreh eigtil day uf ■ । ■■ ' Depsoduptn iU . it «8l giv, *Mt to < Jf fare tto pubto A.ra penod-fTIHJiTY YUH yaaraalv**^ aad » ’ .u-^lflod duriua that lime bar* maintained • high RELIEF ANOlfBAMWPO YOV* TWPAWfS^; character in elnwat every part of tto Globe, fcr t------------ -- --------■ tbeii extraordinaire and immediate power of rea taring perfect health to person• tutoring under i.eariy ever* kind uf disease to which th* human frame it liable. f-ri. The fullowing are among ttie distressing vari­ ety of human disease*lu which toe VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES All p«r»aa» having (taints siain't the Ihlaft Ji Hirai/, . 'flPSCIAt NOTICES. -- Pw CMMm ftvHtatM aM"M>U.o,<B|*«l for. iWa Mfllter of < j>it*ninUHi e Failepla attk^^mirxiisKtri xsssss? .’.tsraraMsrui Mtomt obwfl W fl*s >fl Mia fli* ■ • SOOTHING SYRUP, ] 102 Natoau St.. New York. Pet up la 60cant and gl Bottle* each. BENTON HO® i_<jvisrsx2*r<3- isEtOH. nothing, and m»j i;uiWaw^;*WI tU «UM a,. Ahaaaa Wl^tafl, nt, and Hu>d tor flaru£oisMw. ***>•* uod if **u e tiluBTwcnsi, Hnsaaoia. Rsm.asaxm, Ju- Txnr«* 'Asxirrr. towwoca, and MauaxcaoLiT, which are general ay mptomsof Dyspepaia, will vanish, as a natural conseoueuM of it* cure, [ COBf lVklNERS, by cleflasing the whole length of the intestine* with a *6lvant process, |and without vsolenor, all violent purges leave toe bawds costive within two days. FrvEns <rf *n kiods. hafliffniigyi ruiiiY' Ito a regular eirculatiop. through toe process of I ys.piretu.u in soch case*, and toe thorough aclu- । tiou of all intestinal whitrnctian tn other* The Lira ManictanhavVtoen known to enr* RHEUMATISM permanently in three weeks, and . GUUT in half t^pUim*^ bg local into w. ...„ : 2e arsT.b%L ® *s /fere* ItonSpi JMhitoy,! io<riv. ; Ptsw^.tSihatt.'SSJi'xa And Minstrels hme their sweet CUltir, Their cure, are found in everv land — MEDICI! »SWiU4' ' . M M H * « M C£* Wfr ' • Mas. WtWttMtoWk produced by Thu charuuti a&d health *| jartlr.T *m or Ch/ At * VIor V*w cy»u,Rlf®w gg JndJinAltjf, ff youH �GRANT bSPAUDi it ud Lin* dM »< Nr. Twt Paorf THRU TO FOUR DAYS LATBR THANANYNEW YORK WEEKLY PAPBB, winch whh ha Agricwtiund. IN Ol'R LINE OF TRADE; Come and See!! MmAMrteaA ao/umr, being th® oldest existing journal in the N«‘rtb-weet, and has bean identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase of the commerce. the industry and prosperity of the Pmximclab Stats. Its proprietors are determined that its fours ahaB be worthy of the omfidence end support ofthe friends «f Taura. Jca new, Fbxxdom and HvqaatTY. It will aim to be bold and fearless in advocating the principles of the RxrraU»ax Pabtt. which if faithfully carried out in the councils of our nation, will save car coutnry from the evils now besetting it, and will make It the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will di scuta with faltbfolaasa and candor all the great quroU<»na agitating tbs public mind from day to day. On the question of ths externm*) of Humax StATxar, it will atand forth ita un •emprornisiDg foe. believing as it most reRgioualy does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of the present coafliet be tween the North and the South, and that it larvae a fearful blight upon the country or nation seeking to outspread and opbold ’BBUDE'DIKD B©OTS & SH©3P, IT WILL MBNi’ PORCKJMR. > Batter tf ths! brntaa HiaberdM srteeeibst itnporteet Lues I News from sR pens. News Drpertm«fcta.-gRi«m. roeb w»»k a summary of all intotrstue* »<’>d "t Miebiaan—its dsv -thjo to the Local aad Gonora! InrorwUs >d Michigan, give to ita cuhiaina Attractloss which CitiwBS </Michigan «*ssmc find in sn> New T'«rk•wether Ea-i».rii Papr. xud which eannet tat make it a tooro aeb’-tns visitor to the Family Grok, the Farmer Mechanic*. Merchm>t or Pro&esi-«s! Maa. sad giro tw ita Detroit Vwktp Trikuna superior cinim« to their paitowage. Ragwlar, relit hie e.Hrr*tr<tideat« with the Michigan !t 1 i«ptsli» th* Army jUkd | at Washington.* ill continue t»» giv»« the rsadrn* «>f tta Twa fhtn* rr Taint aa fall and accurate scvooni* ot lot-iHux.inxiio • 10 00 b year aavsd fo ewery family One B«Ht!r «»f ofonr Mich’van a .Idler* during thr war. and *4 thr dn«*w* .Z eongr>«« fa *h> AKEB1CAX CEBEWT GLEE. IsMtnrv I be TW^sm >mi m *t»p» Hm it< Pnrs 95 Owts psr Bottle. V* that.-. .» >i ta. n»»t in grarraf n>rvrr*W P» ro 25 Cetus psr Rottie. : or *anrty of'rotrfally m-levl.-d n> *» a-nd Fsmrty reading. <rftfle the alirWb* pi Pries 25 Cents per B-rtfa. .to our on II State mattera mekra It, for Pnes 95 Cent* per Battle. Michigan r«ad«r. whether farmer. I Price 25 Ci-nl* per Boltin. <lumie, or rutar a»ip>*r*ov any E««’< Prio 2ft Cents per Bstlle. In variably in ad< -Single Cop! • I 60 a year. Twenty Copies.6*2000,and extra Op* to the person who fir not tlw (.lob. For a Osh * F.fh wr give Thro. Extra C»*piaa,or th* Tro Wroklv Tribtnte ForaGabnffh'r llumtrod Ext.a C«»pies. or tho Daily IVi'wme. Tbr Los Price to (laba wi>l u-.t of the paymtm of commission* to \gsurs Important to House Uwnvra. ’ beyond the above terms. Our aim and imporans to Builders. design tat*'furnish <•• Michigm roadrm Important to Railroad Ounpaniea. a Micaraaw Family Nbwbpamb. equal it) Size and Ov't^tmI inir-r^ >i am! B“lu« Important to Farmers. forjtbeni thaw ain Nr* Y«-ik or otUn T<r nil w.hnm Ait mop concarn end it cot Eastern pater at tta toweai price prank Ii errni tverybody. to Chiba. as a rovsos «d preparing and, JOHNS Ac CRO8I.EYS fortifying political friends <mi Statz l»'VXa sod all qiius:SU'e fVIkyr. and State Administration. and as an iadmt*incut !•• Voluntary Effrt <hi the part of the Repablinana of Mich't*an for the •jrtirral good. to get up C!nt« and rvtrad ua circulation t«« every organized Town IT E FIKE AND WATER PROOF ship In the State. Republican*! Rally to the support of y«»u» Ctauty and Stair CEKEVT HO OF IMG, GROCERIES -far Miafae DR. J. BOVEE DOBS’ Imperial Wins Bitten HARD-WARE in any paper west of New York, while our farilities for obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not aarpasMd by any other journal. Besides having paid correspondents in all the camps West and 8<»uth, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the ceation of Cnngrovs. and shell always bo prepared to send special reporters whereever occasion tnhy require. Thus, as a n«w<apaper, we propose to place the AdvgansKBin the first rank. AND DRY GOODS! PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. When a Club lm» bneti fi-ra*r»tai. ad riitban may br made to it on tbr •wm.terms, whether sent in by the pcrooi. forming it or not. It U not nro-Muiry that the members of a Cl sb should receive their papers at thv same PosnJficr. Ch-r irvmew aro supplied nt the Low war Club Ratbs. Money may br fi«ruarri--d by mail atocr risk. Specimen• Copies will hr newt free to sll who desire thrtn. u DR. J. BOVE1 DODT inua iEKrroaMl .1 1 Nu Hrat is required in making application The Detroit Daily Tribune TbBBipw. spplyieg It fa battrifiag. aa m Is published Morning and Evnilng. and • rditiar? Rcof cxn !>• eaverW sad Snaked fA« is sent tn all part* of thr State, by tta first n ail. «xpr«M. miln«d, and other conveyance, giving tin- \trp la teat T< In­ graph, Coutmrrdal. Marine. Political and General Nzwa, Foreign and d< unitlie. I u TOMIC, MUJ1C15K AND BXVUAOr. ONE BOTIM11 ,,sru““i2i.’-z—<*.*■■*• PURCHASE J •J p X ■ M«t* attention will ba given to tl literary and miscellaneous dcparmenL- Stack* of � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-12.pdf 3f0f73e32d62392f4b97e10a9d7a8690 PDF Text Text Original gettrj. &utiMs’ guilts fhrtrtarn Thu bright .tars o’er me ahiaing, My theaghta o'ar hill sod r*U9 wrat. To toy tor beme reuraing; MMbeegbl qpda that thee I stood Clare by th. kitchen door, CtopftM *e fest tog c'nrt. Were aft 1're chopped before. My sl*ter-iu-law ws* startieg there Aa sieten will. i ou koow ; 8b. sata, MW Psrk.jnsl look st her, Tea knew you aun *ot go. MiSO.1 ALLRN, •TkRALER IN GROCERIES, provisloas. P <1 • •. CSsh. butter, terd. pork, and grain all ktnu Abo tor. eandi.a. rtc , etc. Store Celiforo a Block. Stale Streak Haatl igr, Mich. 8h. leased her bead egstastBy breast As we wore starting there; My tnotlier mt upvn lb. stoop Engaged ta slle&t prayer. Sbe speaks: my son reureaaae is tight; Go; »c.i your country’, foej Art when ywu see one, take Boe sight W. PARKER, HOLESALE art retail deater in Brnvin sad Prortuoua. Pork. tord. Butter, and al kfad* of Produce bought and sold, st bis “old W 1 said car cause is jut aadgued; To Wsahiogtoo I'Uxe; I told him bow U> mansg. things And ell toy driUa to pay. To uy and be a rury good boy, While I was going away. And then I stepped inside th. doer To get ay coal art shirt, Thu boy. were coming down tbe road J knew lb.) could nut wail; I Iota tbeui. uot for me u> mourn, And badc tbeia all farewell. KMrrr.5 i Brunows Quite (son I Msabrt lha r«rt-(M« gate, M» father stovd there toe, lie said, I whb test 1 were young. I'd go along with you. I bid them all a luag farvwall, And reached the hill Dear baud, FroKtbecel waived mjlartadlao Art now protect mr land. 11. WRIGHT, art counsellor at law, and Solicitor and Councilor i* Ch»ae«ry.— Particular alteation pa*4 ,o ‘k* collection of claim, aud mnnrv promptly rvuiitted. OfBc., with W. W. Ralph £*}.. Midartllte. Barry County. Michigan. ttorney A JACOB FERRIS, Atlorwsy, Counsellor and aolfoitor. MICHIPAtfI. A. HOLBROOK, PORNEY and Counselor at to’ ■ THE DTIMG SOLDIER." Tbe sdcw wsa failing tolud *40, Aa tbe dying M>)dfor lay; And wished h< could once more bebpld. He b.ld A picture la bis hart. Of bet be luted »i> dor And iu b>s eye • te»r did ataad, Aa be wished ibsl aba were tear. Ho looked it e’er and o'er. And aatd she waa bia happy bride. J utt six abort moatba before. Oh! bdw ha longed to bear her apeak. Bu pules was tola aetUngw.sk, Aud L. codki xre no mure. O.mIJ, go ten th.on. Pre loved 8o wall—eutrue—ao long; To try art meet iu brerer. above Where wr row ne'er ean come. rich owner of *f<ntnvi11*. •Not in the tavern. You like stories, coms here and 1 will tell you one.’ 'When 1 was in college, Kitty, I had a room mate to whom I wan wnrtnly at­ tached. He waa good looking and with a love fur quaint out-ofothe-way books end pursuits. My dear, to make a long story short, we both fell in hi**, and un­ fortunately with the same lady. He was to quiet, So reserved, while I whs eo im­ petuous and but-beaded, that 1 never dreamed of bl* panaion, till I told him, one evening that I was aa excepted eoitnr. and 'hen hia secret caine out. It was painful tn me tn be the rival «»f my warm est friend ; but your mother loved me. and did not dream <«f Ebvti’s passion, and be begged me to keep hie arcret. He left college tn return home, and we did nut meet again. When you were born he wrote me a congratulaVwy letter; and two years later, when I lost your mother, he wrote again, but that was all. Ek­ ing very rich, he has never bad any bosl nn< or profrssioo. but lives a bachelor In hianldahy^quiet wgy. T«»-day I met him, he re-udrs near here and begs mi to pass a tew weeks with him.' How old ta bel* •Let me eve, Ehen was nearly two' years my junior: he must be aboutrfarty. HrighoI huw time flies. Weil, little Kit­ ty. shall we pay this visit! '! suppose we must.' ‘How stupid.' stUifaqcizrt Kitty, drumming impatiently on the window pane, tan old man of forty in a country town ! h’s October, tow, and I bayefi'l a single thing fit to wear this winter.— I wnpdsr bow long pa will stay. My first winter in society, to«, and auntie promises an unlimited amount uf par­ Things looked brighter th* next morn­ ing lor th* drive to Mr. Scull’e residence was through a lovely pari <-f the r«»untry. and when tbev tf-pped, Kitty could nut repress mi exelamniiun of delight. The h<<uae, a large, beantifuliy built mnnak-n. wm nestlrt at thu end ol an ave­ nue <;f tall tre**, at the b~a« of a Wood­ ed hill which roee t>eh*md It. On the porch mond their boat, still a handsome man. but with thu shy look of a stu­ •Kitty, ywu called her after Aerthen,’ Fojtuor Montes**.—At our b**ardingli<m*e we have a character tn the shape now. Ebon.' Kilty waasoon at home at Mooravlllc. Now in her pretty habit and hat. acotfring « ver the counUf «• hurst-hack, or riding demurely beside her father through' the town; n-«w knocking at the library door,'where Mr. Scull spent rmmt of hia time, and under pretence of finding a hook, winning her h»st from his atndiea to explain to her the bits of stone on the «. C. PRIUDLE, .if n slave. Bela a half wilted negro, mini tie-piece, or the libel Is on the centre­ UDGE OV PRODATK. Notary Public, Gea- answering tn the name of Levt Levi’s table. •nJ L-"d and Tat Agent. Will be found in ■dess ol mipreme happiness *Mms to be ‘Do I bother you much coming in here!’ Aha i>urt Hoeu. at UaiUnga. on the to art M J DANHU.-STRIKER' (OUNTY CLERK, Notary Public. i / Land and Tax Agent. Ofltoa w in an indulgence In mulassea. Yon can’t she said one day, looking up from her gel him to move .pri^U, unless you low scat Jo the Rind ftpc bending over jirnmise him some ‘*tesse«,” 8J»d tfes h« makes his long beele fly. Tbe other evening my roum-niste wanted a big fire, md to get Levi .to bring np an extra qtiai tity of wood, premised him* jug of is fav<>iite article. In a short Um*, up: came Levi, imring something less than a quarter of a c«rd of wmid i* his arm*. Lsyh g it carefully «•' the hearth^ he rAjug full. -I golly I ( emakmg hl* lipa.) How nuch you charge me for ill" u Nothing.” • Nuffin! I g>«!ly (smarting bis Ups.) b the whirl art tumult of gay winter, Kitty loukad in v*iu for her few MsnZ. Breux there were b pUrty, for Mr. Huw•11 era* wealthy, art Kitty was an only child : but om one wna exactly what abe wanted. She found henrtf contrasting •hallow oompliments with th* csraest. deep thought which Mr. Scull’s word* be­ trayed ; she missed bis voice, bi* gentle­ kind watchfuli—s, and she wortrred if next summer her father would <s» to MiMireviJI*. Early Ju tb* spring an uncle dirt, leaving Kitty a large fortune. Tet rest­ less, art at times sad, Kitty seemed to have left her girlhood behind her when she left Miairavillo. . •Dear,dear, this is i>rt "said Mr. How­ ell, lay lag aside a letter one day at break­ fast. • •What father T •A cousia of Kben’s has come bora* fmtn India, and claims the property at Moersvlllr. Ellen’s oftde was a bacbe(•*r, at least they all thought so, art El>vn sneer rded a* next of kin ; but here’s a private marriage pn>vrt, and this e>>uaia I* tbe only child.' Eben aay* that, as tbe claim is ju«t, he will Dot go hi few, but give up the pruper- •He! eo ahy, so refined, to—oh’ falhtf ]’ and here Kitty burst into a &mx1 <>f tears and ran away. Mr. Scull had left Moorsvills tn tome t<> New Y»rk, had genu to an obscura ho tel, an<1 from there l«d written hi* note u> Mr. Howell, He was sitting, silently waiting, « hen there came a knock at the d«H>r. and Mr, {Ji«we|| uflterad, and with him Kitty, Ik-lore he could apeak, Kitty was be­ side him, and had grasped his hand in both uf here, laughing and crying all at ccrvt drocribra the napect of that pfepe as mournful, Dilapidated bouses. windows broken if. and pasture and bedroom* converted inte stables, evidence* of * ante and wanton destruction everywhere meet the eye. Several fine buildings have brew deentygd. indnding the beautiful brick frtnMe Beminary. The writer adds :— ■‘Since the evening of the vandal destruc­ tion of ppmwrty. wo have no more such initsnNS ar suicidal destruction to ch roe hde. Under the efficient rt ministration of Col. Mills, commandant nf that pnet, idl has been quiet and orderly, and no fears are entertained feat the midnight Incendiary will again apply the torch.— Death would be the portion nf the minerable wretch who would undertake It.— Col. Mills it about tn order th* clearing ogt the piles of rubbish and brink l*ft in the centre of the pufilje square by the burning of the <Jd court bouse. Th* ref­ ugees begin to make their appearance in town in large Uumbers. They are to be seen about town. observing, with aatouishrd eyre, the devastation that has visit ed their beantifol rflllgp,” Bccxxxn.—Geh. Buckner asked lost • far *n interview with Gen, Gr»n«. Il wa* gives, and I’ was present. " They had bee* at MonraviTla newly I* ata-nt 45 yenn of age. eundy <x six weeks whop this e««»v*reattow tonfc i«<n, reddish beard, tnsdium higfit. r.— plaee. and Kitty brt bwa tb* ol.jeto of snt tefakling ayea, and weighs abom 170 the most tender cure during nil thia time, poundo. He amokrt eoatiBMlhr. tlul th* pl lSllfl vi*i» was ferttasd to Boekner |s sb-<rt th* urae qg» gad come tn to a i.JU. —4. Tte>mata< bight, very broad acroas to* ebrat, art fer biker l4d Wr Mr. Sall M —k m.y weigh ISO p-auKta. Mis hair u her -4T. r ..I rn-rrw*. - ------------------ KlUe such meartraa wi be ahalljudlfe tteoeaeary cud expedient, ( have tu communicate that since the tweartgr st the last session of the Provisional Con press, evrafs few dwnttrtkd that the ffurmawf fed ttirmptad mare ffism << ferf^osasr OMcces^v/ Ip to urUno flsaon, te the cffi>rt to protect «ur armies the whole territory Obwefear of tfeir purenita, art • in Afir / ^fecerfte^MC* hi— itaeuri —Ate* grest extent destitute «f tbr me*n« fur thu prosecution uf th* <tr, on so figantic • antis *s that to vhfah it ha* attained. The workshops and artists were mainly to be found in th* N«*th . era States, and cne of tbe first duties which devolved upon the Government was to establish tbe necessary manutautori«*. art in tbe meantime to obtain, by purchase from abroad, as far as practic side, whatever was required for tbo pub­ lic defense. N<» effort has been snored to effect both these ends, and though the result* have nnt equalled <>ur hope* it 1* believpd feat an impartial judgment will, up<>n full investigation, award to the vagina* department* id* th* Government credit fi«r having dune all which human power and foresight enabled them to sc ,What, tb* bouse and all—oh ! faI have b'-ped far several days to re­ tb.-r, bow can ha live away from all that ceive tbe official reports iu relation to our discomfiture at Brtmnke !»l*ud and the fall of Fort Donelann. They have •You will come home with us—for­ give me— I didn’t know 1 loved ywu—1 will try to he a good wife, indeed I will —and you must help me if I gn wrong, W« will he an happy,’ and here sb* broke dent, •This is kind.' said be grasping Mr. down in 'mil*. Howell’s hapd ; tand this - — -' ■' He •My wife—yon—Kitty !' w***ll the sb-pped and k>uked at Kitty saying soft- aatoniahed man could say. |y, ’Very like, very like. 1 a tn glad to are Mr. Howell Durauaded th* new heir to sell MonnwUhr, and invested part you. my child? Kitty in all her life, had never heard a <•! Kitty's money in the purchase ; and sweeter vmee. than-the one that wt-leom it would he hard ta say which wna ed her. and she hdlowed the fat. good tba happi cal in their beautiful bouse, netured housekeeper t<- her ream, think­ the “old man of forty." or his ,iwle ing the visit might nut prow so great wife. a lw»re after all. The two gentlemen tfort on the porch looking alter said Mr. Scull, In a l«»w tone. •Yes’ abe is very like, is she nnc f ‘Exactly f ‘Just the age, eighteen, pem Kitty when we wars married. We are old buy a jglisrfllaw. Like other girls uf her age, *he bud bar draeme vf true love with aa I a maculate bore, young and bends.m»e, pair pM-fa*p<bnt perfect ■Only une more week, and tbe* we •hell certainly. Yet Kitty, spite uf all this, reach Unw 1’ said Kitty Howell. OS ehe Cried beraolf to sleep. threw herselfdown upon a sofa in the lit The porting negt day gee brie< But tie tavern. * m Kitty stood «« the steps, waiting for ■Tired of travel, Kitty T said bar father, the trunks to be strapped to the carriage looking up fan his newspaper. a hand Ml gently on her shoulder and Mr. ■I'm Urrd uf railroad care art tovents, 8culi said kindly. at any rata.* ’! M) sorry J pained you, my child.— *1 was thinking to stoy here a few But rein ember, it you ever wants friend weeks.’ call oa to*? Kitty buret into toon fe reply, art ran hurriedly down the Now comes another slgr* npatof to pass tbe onto <s fw tbe camp • Cufeeel.—•^topf-don't stir’ Whar? flo yun pome from T* Slave.— Tve eecaped frum my tagtosr to compel me to churue upon you,” Qilonel.—-.\nd you Mve in shot |t our erddien F Wave.-‘•No masear Colonel.—"Never I4 Slave.—"New, nah r (Colonel striking him with the belt of hissword upon th* back ) —"Away, you black dirty dog ywu, how can you hope to find protection with us. if ynu have n«»t shot one of nor people r-x. r StauU Zatung, German. Itafel Trophies- . A correspondent of I he Chicago JV»iuno writing from the Furt Dup^sun bat­ tle-field any s: The whole area uf several miles eqear a was left covered with trophies and spoils uf war. At flrat it was thickly strewn nut yet reached me. and I am. therefore, wjth weapons thrown down in the fight unable to communicate to you such Inforor belonging to the deed. Many of tfesa niation *f past eveuta and c«-nerqu«noes are valuable rifles and fowling-pieces, resulting therefn-tu tuwntld rnuh'f W t<3 belonging to private rebel owner*. | makt rrcommtndalian founded Open the have ever, several Cult's brat ravulv. changed wdition of Aingo whiA Aug ing rifles, picked up and brought in. A have produced. Enough is knows of the still more c<>mtnon we*pop ie the imsurrender uf R->*tj<>ke Island to make us mewse knife, with which whole rebel ragfe«l that it wa* deeply huminating, how irsaute won armed. Soma of these arp ever imperfect may have been the prep­ mafeuf files aqd rasps, hammered into aration of defense. The hope is still en­ shape on a blacksmith's anvil, and finish­ tertained that <>ur reported lasses port ed i* the roughest manner. Others wura D<»uei*<>n bays been greatly exaggerated, inasmuch aa I am h»t only unwilling hut made of mill saws, and other* again nf carriage springs, showing the straits to unable to believe that a large army of which the rebels were reduced for raw etir people have ear rendered without a mat trial fi»r weapons, and also the pecul­ drapetate effort to eut their way thn-ngh iar Soetferti vkrw nf the field fight, which the invealiug force*, whatever in*y h*y« comprised manifestly a hand lr> band eutbeen their number*, and tnde*v<»r to tbnmt game. Tn nieel the serried line* make a junction with other division* uf of nor Weatern hoys with tbe cold steal lhesrmy. Butin the almrnc* of that of the ba janet, watuut what they had exact information which can <«ly be af provided agsirm. Many of these knirse forded by official reports, it WMild be are being earned away aa relics. The [ rcmatur* to pass judgement, and my longer weepona, swords, rifles, dec., are own la reserved, as 1 trust vow* will be, only to l»c smuggled past th* guards, for until that inf<»rm*tiun is received. strict order* hmra town issued by Ge; . Grant to preserve all these spoils of war The policy of enlistments far abort for ths L’nitcd State*. terms, against which I have steadily con­ tended fn-m the c-rnipiecicetneDt of the Ax toewaur or vs* Wgto? I will ptrr|fc war, ku« tn my judgment, cti^iribotod in no immaterial degree tu the recent revtrn- • •nc incident of the siege ««f fort D-inulaon, ra which we have suffered, and even new which ha* been heretofore unpublished, renders it difficult to furnish you an ac­ but which depends Sir its verity upon thp curate atatemeat -f the army, When statement of an officer high in r*nfc.— the war first broke mit many of ogr peo­ On Saturday night, tbs 15th of Feb., ple could with difficulty be persuaded It will be rememberad that Fl«yd and that it would be long and serious. It his brigade racaped from the Fort by was mA dsrimd p>>e*bie that any Iking menn* nf a kar*p"rt, Il was but a brief so insane aa a persistent attempt to ssA- time after tbe great thiefs departure th|> jugnte these Btatcs could be made; still a toiitndmnd belonging to one nf Floyd’s less that the delusion omtld so f|r prevail officer* escaped from the rabeia and oam'e m to give tba war the vast proportions within our lines where Lauman’s Brigade He brought to General which it baa assn med. Tho people, iR- was stntiuued. croduloM »if a long war, were Bsfvndiy Grant, the news of Floyd’s cacnpe, and averse to lung snlistmcols, and the early minutel* • duecribed the manner in which legislstbin of Congress rendered it Im It wan accomplished, and th* unmberof practicable to obtain vUuntearw far a ‘ ‘ id. Bln atstement greater period than twelve months.— _.R_______ _ _ but aalieeqeent •­ Now that it has become probable that vents confirmed the nogrora anqoartae the war will be coutinuod through a mcni. The next morninc the garri&nq offer­ ed to eapitulotr. and upon fitreagth of the contraband's announcement and the knowledge <>f the truth, Ge*. Grant aant to Gen. Boehner hia demand far an unaoqdiuoaal aurtvntter, and his threat teltw- risoa, ece>ptn«Tt» art .tores fell into tw heeds, and the Sum and Stripes waved over the shattered walls of Dwoalami through the faithfelness of feat utf African.—Cairo Corrctpondcnt Chicago axo TSfcmr. artUlei �desperately terrible battle, lasting all day. took gbee Jt^l’alvedatt, ton IBjjf* WAR NEWS I! UCOTON, Ml reeeived a us, 4tb, say Moeion. f ooiaaanee of tbe 2d tbe enemy evacin haste, leaving quite a number of ill, anchors and remnant a Lately .Stretched across Capt. McRae had charge of the artll- taken by the, ffw» mile. of Im raid will IwritTtstti. Crest mTRuw s : JloclGmi»--i.iriag waa Asaad foeae Ala VS1TWB .trotting him ou my d.bu of Me costract . Baltimore, March EZRA TOBIAS. Fortrees Monroe, March 7. SU ly, “the me untain has labored an brought forth a tnouae.” gtry do ap­ A Demoonte 8m« canvention convened >a Detrttit on day last week. Tbe returned delegate t<iir iVwaa the largest political cot great excUMsauOatTbe hotels Wail, realli hotlfinf. They nseuinW*! to- rtomiuat candidates fi>r,State officera ; so, at Bi nrujlcof numerous bands could be heard Aye, that's lb pfoyfog the Stat Spangled Banner or some other national atr. According to tbe arrangment of the bommittee. everv thing was ready at sqven o’dock P. M. the call of tlioir committee slated? why did they not do ill question ! We apprehend the true soli tion of the matter is, that the connmtio was balky. Tbe lenders had eonfldentl After sunper the champaign ,wd drank and tho following toasts glrun : ’ expected that lite masses of the old o 1st Tux Wtnoit—she, Itks fha genintiuu would sand the sapient tools < Lamp in the Temple of Venus ba undyrebelliun to the convention, in wbieh eai inc. rtver banning brighter and brighter a ticket would have been nominated, an as time travels on her course. W. B. M. 2nd AbmuiaM LnrroLK—May h»Itko e policy seteon foot to turn thia State ort -_ V Ua. ' of 1A our Jare country VSuAWfaftMrtl: Z. . birthif the Father (whore to the aympathixees with the Jeff. Day day we art celebrating) be loved and &drebellion. But the schemers were diaa mtrad by aft. ' W. ®f W. pointed, and hence the aborition. The mi ,3d Gro^ox B. MaCi.rt.LA>—The Najurliy of the convention would not rhtif potein iflBea^u--May he live to Com­ mand. the artnlef rif the GeWn untffbhe the aehemo,and the leaders are once-mor Stan aod Stripes shall float triumphantly foiled. over al! parte of the North American The convention organised by electin Continent FT. B. IT. U. Riley of St. Joseph, Presidon 4th Oca Narrow—May it come out and tbe. usual number of Vice Preeidcul triumphant over all fore and become ths Star of the West In Industry, Wealth and and Secretaries. A committee appoint* elutions, which were net radical enoug to suit the. taste of the dark lantern traitors" win Iu thia dilemma, ths'‘earn of the party. uUcoduecd resolntioua auitin rthdr own views and urged their adoptto by tbe con rention. Hon. Robert McCle land look the lead tn behalf of the traltoi ous wing of the Democracy, by introdui •ng a resolution wtfleh* another prominer member of the convention did Dot hes tate to denounce in strong terms. Freedom. *A. P. D. 5th Tux Galust 3d—The hope of our coon toy, and the pride of Mr State— May she soon have an opportunity uf en­ gaging the rebels, and show their bravery and patriotism, in fighting the battles of her connlry. 6. P.T. 6th Tux Cavsk Vxurn Wnxcu Wg Etoar—Tbo foundation of Freedom used and sustained by Jbej’atriuta'hfltte Rev­ olution—Stay we lbs GrnndSons ofLtberty never desert ft white a droo of blood courses tlwoughour vgios. W. B. M. , 7th ,Th« Womsf, Tug Flag and Tux Tb gentleman referred to is Mr. T. Romey t representing Marquette, but we belfev > is a lawyer of the city ef Detroit. In dt nounciug -McClellsu’s resolution he rt marked that it was like saying to th rebels “You are wrong, set you her been driven tb Ir by the North and Mr justified.” Mr. Romeyn added, "M; tgpgue stall cleave to my rwoutli bofor I will go fur resolutions that apologize f<> the rebels -in arms against the govern ment.“ The McClellan resolution was finall] substituted by one less offensive, whicl was passed, aud Uw original resclutioi was stolen from the Secretaries table ti prevent It from going npon record. Am aud beauty. 2d emblem of Freedom and Liberty, 3d emtlam of wealth apd proa perky—May they ever remain together nntil time shall be no more. W. G. W8th Tas Srina akd Sndrxs—Emblew efijaual Rights— May she float triumphantly in every breeze, a terror to traitors at home and acaulion to powers abroad. U- II. B. 9th The W. mm or S|icuwtaw—Gcd bless them—May »c prove ourselves worthy of their friendship, ao that when the ola flag floats triumphant over all parts of tho Vnited States and we are al lowed to return home, they will welcome us with, “well done good andfo'rfhfol ser­ vant of our country, we vclcsms yau back.” W.G. W. Alter these, tbe farewell address was yet, thuresolution which Mr. Romeyi read both to tho attendants and to at did not hesitpta tu chatacterizo as an apol sick in tbe hospital. Bo you see that although wo have been ogy fontreasou, met with au approve from at least a part of the delegates fron this cuenty. soldiers for nearly a year, there is a little fooling.of Patriatism left yet. Tbe Regimeat was called on dreu parade at four o’clock and the farewell address rea l to Surfi is Democracy. them and a short but patriotic speech was made by- our noble Cumieandar, Col. President Lincoln, on tbe fith teat. sent to Congress a message comm* « foliowet “1 rccummctid the adaption of a ____ lulion by your honorable bodies, whicl shall be substantially, as follows : JiuolotJ, That tbe 1’uUcd States ougli1 to co-operate with any State which raay adopt a gradual abolisnment of slavery giving to such State pecuniary aid, to bt used bj such State in 'ita discretion U compensate for the inct:DvcnieDoea, pub lie and private, produced by such changt tii ay stem. If tbepropmtliM .ooniained iathe res -oluliou dwe-v eneet the appautd -ol ■Congress and the ouuntrjr. there ia ili' Cha/npHn. On Ute morning of the 24 th a dispatch came iu that five thousand of tho Rebels had attacked our pickete, and of eourse they wanted tbe old Michigan 3d to go out and put a stop to the thing, and I ml lieve it would have doge lite people of Michigan good to Uye accu bow readily every man prepared for the expected fight; but they were destic to be disSftC place where the alurnnab hi in the rnorning, ROt.a rc found. They had heard du was coming and they had rq tbeir strongholds, and our li to camp, wishing all kind* < Statas and people immediately iatereated ahould be et4>noedisti»ky notified ufAhr fact, su that they may begiu to ca&sUer wbetherto accept or reject it. Tbe Fed *11 U-ritlj J OU U soon -v The batanee of -alia mtusage Columbut, the Gibraltar of the West, i oura, aod KentuBky Is frH. At four dock this morning the ftqtllka under bm. Foote, poasisthiff of*fi gun-boms, 4 iDrtar boats, and trxflTport>*cODYeyed the 7th Illinois Regiment, battalion of the 7th, tbe 74th Ohio, and 55th Illinois, nder command of Geo. Bberman, pro­ ceded to this place. Ou arriving here It as dtflicult'fo ahy .Whether the fortifies. ons Were occupied by oar own elvhlry a scout frpm Paducah or by the enemy. Every ptrneratkrn was made for openig flirt and landing Infantry, when Gen- Mg, steaming directly under the water batteries. Oallsfird that our troops had )ecu in potaesrien they landed and astended tu the summit, and together plantid the stars and stripes amid the eheers if our brave tars and soldiers. Though rising from a sick-bed to go jpen the expedition I could not rorist ending to examine the works, which are >f immense strength, consisting of tiers jpon tiers ef batteries upon the river rtnt and a strong parapet and ditch oov>red by a thick, abattls on the land ilde. I’ha evaeuatura appear to have ivaeuated hastTly. A considerable tjuan- The Na»hxilla Tinut of the 1st is fautmed that James A. Sheldun, of Vjr [Itria; Is rebel secretary of State, rfee {unter. Two brigades on the NateviUe and Decatur Rsiln-sd, between here and ?raflMln, have been destroyed. It is Iso reported Mrit rt bridge Dear O»ltimda has Loe« destroyed. Great exeheaeot prevails south of Nashville und। t arge numbers are fleeing further to the outh. The rivers are rt-eedcing very slowly. iftvfgrtUwn for thwlargest dess of boats( rill probably continue for some time tot . Washington, March 4. The fol Id wing'.dispatch was receivedI i-night, from tbe correspondent of the, oeoeiated Press: “Gon. Banks’ forcesi copied Alarlinsburgneateeday withoutI jposilion, and the pickets continue to> ing in prisoners. Although few int • . l Mitre. He was captured by Cam ly b, Micfugaa cavalry, near Berry-. c. ‘InteHigence from Winchester leads to। belief thaldaaknoa is there in fullI x-. sad has mmpleted his prepcrnttatH sppnee our upproadi three miles eastI Ths RiahfDond Ditpalckvdh attention > mysterious writings on the wall, iodi Hing that IJulou conspirator* arc at ■ark. Among these writings are tho •Bowing : “&tteatfhq Uihom men I” Watch and Wall?’ “The Union for-1 ver’”’ “TU Bay is dawning I” ‘Tbe uur of ddiv^iiocc approaches." It tm। rose significant annouaceiaenla thatcaiia- ' J John Bfmor Bott«, and twenty other iHpocted cilfaens of wealth, charactcraiid Mi tiyifotVt^arrcsteii, and tbepruclaoia- rid,of slavery than to pay A much Jaeger was merely rtimoreu. ols. CorwrtntW-WMtc virtually admitting that thr war against the Unkm is wBgeH ♦b lhg.Jnterest bf slavery. , psynMnr •rfoW frflM Where ir o«hr offices -are foesSed, to • the destruction of reported to have reached Winton io forse, Md^ ta Waving an Suffidk. The ressow given by (he rebels' for not » ’ ’Wyittrastvm ar fttse<b, SOW U IBS *!»¥> J>ri s«f rallied up*n and a ticket The day passed off quietly, and the Democrats were gener­ Fortress Monroe, March 8. ally vfotorfoua electing their ticket sate Tba Mevrieac WM signalled this morn ing down the ctaaaoel frwn Norfolk, in front W Se wall's Point battery. AU was excitowM about Fortress Moeroe at tbit.oews end. tbe CumberUad, CowgrcM Minaaeots, St. Lawrence and Raaapbe, exchanged rigaate of danger. Tho Marrintao had nofoing above water but bar flag atsff, fly mg tbe rebel flag, and smoke to fifty. Frank AHcn, Republican, for Attorney, wm eieeled over C. G? Hol. brook by one maj’wity. We d« in* f»w. pose bi mnralute moralize over the tba raauiu acknowledge riufrelrc* os Wa Republicans, beaten ; aud are wilting to giro those win stock. She moved slowly M*1 ate^ned directly, for the Cumberland and Coogroos lying at the awe th of JauioaRivor. The Cumberland open*] en her with heavy such a confesrioh. And «e can only prdntloChe' natneetff those elected, t<» indicate the innral significance of the groat the name achievement aeenmplialted in ;of prmociaey. H'S.. The filllowing is official ■St-Obt) VGRWSU ‘ and cliovve the result in triitbfnl figures ] and Willard Haye, dem; ■&TU00T5 VtXXfe J. M. ifossdl. rep. hare been introdneed to the public for wort . (han sit years, and have neqirireftaa | William Jonw. dem, Koyat A fudge, rep. far exceeding any Fa»il/ Moitoitoe of a I similar nature in the market. J. W. ftnCkle, desn. J. G. Woodru$ rep. F^r-MaoH. and hence their , L. D. Fiptfrra|d, xfog), Suit John Ifotcbbtai. rap. was onpqpng the Yotktewa and John*enabling him to expend . towa. film having po regular crew aboard being nnly (Hrtiy msnnofl by three Corn­ pan its of the naval brigade, sod seeing . v of . -dollar* ----------------------each rear ... in advertising their the h-.pwte.ramaM ofemstending, struck her merits, and puWUhteg th« enfora. The Jamestown limo took from her all of her officers aa prisoners. Tbe *’ " Frank Allen, rep. Tbe Monitor arrived st ten o^cfock last nigbi and llnntedlately weut to the pt^tecuoo'of.Uw Mianesdla, aground be­ law Newport News. At 7 o’clock ^°d<y the Merrimac, YoPkfowo, Jamestown, and several tugv, wept towards the Minnoaota.xmd opened lire. The Mpnilor ntet t-bein and opened er. The Merrimac retreated. .Tfia .Monitor was commanded by Lieut. Warwith great rtfll, assisted by chief enihear Stimcrs. The Minnesota Was somewhat injured, but kept V^{».<«Pt'n«ou* fire, The Mdnitor is tinipjtired^dyH^y.for xpother attack. re I CnroJonuucnble of end l.iref Comnluni cojU U ro.UmeJln arbiel. lb. Puri&er end P.U. 'Wor'K.Wke a CWow.. ftkoovS. VAX* •rt the «u>l MMrt ««1 UMirougU niU, that intoju«xl. * 1 . fo <*jroe«ly upon Hu Liter, eieio to li-.Hutu.k. di in. (J 5« W<n. Sbelifon. dem. Nathan Barbra, flvni Ma-miu Alien, detn. W. 1. F. 11 □ms, rep. D. C. Hawley, rrp. [ II. Broiimp, rrp. ■ 1 II. A. G««raljenr, dem. * D. G. Robiuvoii, <L m. Wn». I;pji4>u, rap, J. AV. SletAiinv, rep. AwsnoTTras.—We attention would call to ti* advertise mint bynde<l "Ambrotypes'* in another column. Sam flcs of the w«irk performed by Mr. HurstairsTcadieg ,t«» this office, and they betoken their onn merit. Wo may will be. permittvd,t'r«ty>MMtvrr,n8 an indication •d our jodgntreLtn sn<-b nutters, that no Letter opportunity Id likely t» occur fi r any in this vicinity tofiLtain prominentk dear and life-like “Shadows" which shall preserve tbe lineaments of the substance u Inch is not only “lading,” but rapidly tSF” Taa Waarwrn.— We h>ve a thaw—an 'nnnicnv.- had rain—continuing Um.nit’i Sahirdly rdght Sunday and Sun­ day. night. Sleighing sums. «i/' AV agon* ItaijA—line Wr<f* and beautiful flowers— weH—they’ll bo here wdft surtm.er;— to be the casa with t3T" r>ocrtH.—M nm. Bwlow, G<w4-, TW iwk lAvcr VAX., drove of something hear 230 store hogs, for the railroad yeeterdav. "BX-ooS. Vu.A^x.cr, ‘ iki. “cau’.lariJ anything,' ous, tion, tPaxn ir. thti ^otutie, (JOszitvca, *<4, • re«ak«i*tH We appre hero, ikw. wffl lw M. "MnWr >hn Mrl—ni- I i itrt ffill Uli l krrieJHn the maT» < W\«- fired by the rebels. After which, the Merrimac and two gunboats opened with The peculiarity .of the shat and shell on tbe Newport Nows bat AS\.oo\ ‘Vvx.’Tv^gt cvvvdk. VvW.% terics. Some accounts say that the garis that ther Strike at the runt of -Dfseiwe, risun was cntnpeUed to retire to the by crudiestmg every (article of impurity woods. Others say that lite gunboats X\x»t were obliged to retreat. The Minnesota did not get steam up in for the life and health of the body depends ’ • time to aid the two frigates. She «a* ! upon the -pnritv of the blood. If the blood U poisoned, the l>odv drags followed by the St. Lawreoae, aad from out a ipisnrabls sxiftcqca. The<c jpetlicines neccaity engaged the rebel vessels at the distance of one mile. It was the tinprc*s <\ku*.\xA ion at the Ifoint that ixXb were eousidcraWy damaged, hut ibeaa statements are based on what could be seen with a glass at the di«tar.co of eight miles. Tho . Jf/f cumotfifm. Mercimau was also briieved to I»e aground '7'j/jrvjasia, Ur.te xfcau a J.r, When the Baltimore boat left sbe In* a Li'.T CMaplaiw-f, Ftvr a*wi Jiff; e, tn He distant from the Minneeota tanking Leucsrrhorx, JVmaJs Oitr.yl-xir.tr no attempt to tmdeat her. Eryr-.pHat, L’t. jSmAok^'c Fire, After tbe text gun waa fired from tbe fTurr.^ru, fcbtiBtfonc, Minnesota persona declare they saw a Qsrztunftlon, tti. daaso volume of vapor rise from tbe Merrimac, indicating an cxploamn ef aueraeeari It is noi known if this la on OKEparwn wru.- her datghterwav cured Irtit it is believed she was aground. It of file of. nine year.' .Undiuy, and St Vito/ was the intention of tbe Minnesota Io run ANOTHER writes, bi» yt-n xurtd to close quarters and avoid tbe »r«»n bow h><! A1*0"1 Wasted awjiy. of the Merrimac, and carry her by boardrhe’ Qociuta pronoun ccd the ease tycuramg. This ah* Merrimac didn't seciu wclmcd to give an opportunity fur. ANOTHER was cured of Frvr-anJ Ague As lite Baltinuna boat left Old Pbint switf DtVi'jg every madieino in his reach. at 8 o’cfock she tort, lite Erricsaoa steam­ JAMUIHER was cured of Fever Sore er Monitor go’ng in. which, h^d rxisled fourteen Tears • Pbrtress Monroe, March fl. W m. llama, dem. M. W. Buck. rap. whisk bare bees showered upon bin (rum W\ Xvt\rV». B«xru<W4re. Ftos ta tfie Stale rriuow. ’ fluvial Tribute. u«»* has prea recsired hers to-Jaj until cm«u Ob the day tbe spur »<f tbe moment, pJacrdJu the field. Ja^oowMarah^-WP-M. Mfly’teinroaC’ptun. as into aa eight o'citwk returning Cel. Corcoran, Is that maps and drawings bare been foowd concealed upon Tbe English pooph paper. the initiative In a strict party movement. Die RcpuLIiaani failed n<> election, when a few were ^'vo U. State The Democrats nomi­ nated a straight ticket on Saturday even- MR. HORTOK J* *- bn Monday last. Will rsmtin In town a few <fsyi lenjer. Galhry iu. Lopia, March 7. thirty dollars, and j for any K. RICK, Oen'l Svpan»tt«4eat. Charier Tie Virginia treops baw -Uol seat away. • * The people dread Irop-al.ad . vasrcto .fouabt, from eight Uli booh,Sart df thh n<i<? tondiihg each ot^- amount to sustain ths Union egpW thu thus AMBROTYPING! Tbc Rwfeaiood Ditpatdi uhgWKurntna- argues tteyFww.............. Mlfiit Kipreasv..^..•••*••*. M. were swarming wish-officers from the CMfSuML C : guns, gut the bails glauoed off. having un effect. Al the same time, rebel iron clad boats JacDoetowm and Yerktowu oame dowa Uw Jttmes River and engaged our ity of ordnance and ordnance stores, a frigates on the other aide. Our batteries lumber of anchor and the remainder of at Newport flows opened on tbe gunboats he chain ends stretched over the Vi rar, to ssswutoo Cumhsri»pd and Cwogram md a largo supply of torpedoes. Tbe wWob butag sailing vOsoele, wore at Uh Icsolatlon waa visible everywberp.— merry of.tbn rebel steaotore. They both Huts, tents and barracks presented rained baa«r braadsldteop-lb« Merimac. lolhing but their blacksoed remains, which was slowly appronohing. but all bough tbe town was spared, A garritbe effect visible waa to slightly clteck -oh we* left in the work oonristing of her speed. She then ran against the jearly two thousand iufiuitey and four Csmhhriaad, strilrinuher about midships, i usd red cavilry. litahfay laysag open her side. Sbu U»«n Signed G.W.CGLLAM. Bn»-G»*. djMr uff and fired into tba disabled ship, and again dasflod against with her irpo* Louisville, Ky., March4. clad prow. aud. kuocking in her side, left No passes will hereafter de required to ■y pwmt in Kentucky. * that we. may better pay heavily to get slaveholders; ra^NM a^arwAM. the I : wenUoD ever assembled in te< State.But what did they, do 1 March 4. ThefoHo<M^fRO« tba o&aial reI •rt of Gon. MeCelUm : „ �WJUt! r»ra LIFE BTTERS, On High Boom, ai^ths SMU ftenta! hoeo*fcr tKe a____ ____ i usriaas DfcUG IW TO K KttilEO STCrttKUI Roberts <fe Striker, D|tTK,UCTI0K OF PhontBTi'.—The LoUiavHfe JowruW ways that within three mamba |8«.0(M) worth of impre»ed slavca injrehcl.cninps have died in three Ky. Counties glune. FALL AND WINTER rVS.c%v ‘Weeverev , nta >xot oljtrs A to Wit me mhhIi W E ARE NOW ON HAND »W> on. of th. LARGEST BEST A-ortmutU of \\a%, 1 I-^y* Frmn Mexico tbe newa h that sickness continued severe in Lhe allied and sixty-two; mseut 37C. PrlndTe, Judge of Probate. lathe mailer of tho estate of Mm A. Pitts, lata of brie county, M, «f X«r Ycyk, deceased Un reading and filing the petition, *oir verified cnmpu and that Gen. Prim had agreed .on prdiminacies for iii*ghlinli<ina. of said estate, in the State of Nfcw TtffE Therropuo 1t It Ordered, that Mondor ths !4th day of ft*ecb,*tMA at eleven o^foet in the [Advertisement. 1 DirritxaiA am> Ca«»cr.-—For these •formidable ttnd dangerous diseases Tank's Magnetic (.lintmen! is an unfailing runt.dy.if used in season. Apply ‘freely to the Throat and Cheat and cover with a hot flannel. This Ointment has been be­ fore the public over 20 yenrs,nnd ita conslunily increasing douiHitd hns established its reputation as a onperkir Liniment in .all cases where a soothing and relaxing remedy is required, particularly in Rhett inatiani. Neuralgia. InBamation of the Ikiwqls and Kidiicys. Spinal •ffVcthma, :S«ie Eye*. Burna, Piles, Wounds and Bruia*-*. . । Seo pamphlet with agent, and around tach bet p».-ld by all druggislv. Prine 25 ct«. Thro it axd Lusoe.— At this senwsii uf the year when ivughs and odds jre ■Irnublesoine every family sIwnlJ have a Mifu and eerimi: remedy «m hand. Ranm»iii’» Hive Sy rup T«»lu rs the very thing. It is not only plraaont fur children to take, but is a certnin cure fur Crinip, Whoop, tag Cough. Brcuchilis. Asthma, Gougiis and nil nflvctmns wfthe Throat and Lungs Sold hv all Druggists. Piiee 25 cis. [so*2< l mouths.] fastings jJrict OLnrrtnt. ■• 9^iv2 iu.’’:*"'"": and alt utlwr peraopa interested in said estate, are , required to appear ala atsviion of aaW Court, then , tu be boldsu a fhe FrobSfc Ofltee, in the village GROCERIES! DAMRIVS LfVSrr»jiffCtM-tOR It broke up my cold and fever at oMe. Prevlone :k, I had been troubled with dyspepsia OhM IbavsUltaothl^gdrUaiacc ” ley. E»g.. 128 East 2Rtn Street, X. T., _____. -_g. 18, I860.-1 had a dlfflsulty with tbo Kiduer complaint three years, with constant pain in the small of my back. I had used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent re|i«f until 'ITTT'TnTu-T IP!E3IFQni!lKBir Aai CwkiBff EKlricts, oiKim or tux MTS BITTERS. ST-AJTIOINnSZR’Sr, I passed clotted blood by tbe urethra. I an now entirely cured^nd take pleasure in recommeudlng these remedies.” ’ ' PENS, PKKCIUS, INES. PAPER, EXVF.L0PE3. CARDS, A«, Ao. this Pearl Ambrolype; Omainviit-il Anil»mryfxy !mp*-nal Ain ALL KINDS OF Executed ot» short notice an4 »be beat manner, at Jbis oHiee. Our jobbing Gsoililiea are the best in Tp Cousntnptivea. THE AdveriiNcr having been.reator'*d to heahh ir dfew weeks by arervsimnle remedy after bat log suffered several rearjiwit^n sdvere /ung afsction. and fimt dread dis* Se. tinuuwpt*>n~ laBnxion, tu maka krawatv hfofellowuSsr era th,- mreua of cure. To all who desire it, be will send of the pre­ scription used, (free of charge) with thedirec:ion« for preparing tbe same, nhicb they will find a tb»^,re»eripuon. io to benefit lhe alllicted, and •preml ittformatinn whieb he conceitca fo be in­ valuable' and he hopbs every suffeter will try his ,remedy, as it will cost them uothinr, and may prove a binning Parties wishing the preacriplfon will please rddress Mar. EDWAKD A. WILSON. L. . WHHamsburg, deci-am Kings Cbu*tY.£>ew York. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Alt persons haring claims against the firfdtey/aefam. J. Wrote, deceased, pre hereby notified and requested to Kreeent the same for examination and adjustment > lhe uaderslgfied CmnmiMionera,dUly appainied by tbe Probate Court for the county or Barry, who will meet fur such purpose, at. th«house of Juhu DGHabeeh, In the townahip of WoteWadd, in said countv,on Saturday, tbe fifteenth day of March next andon twentv-riaht ofJune Brxh <*RfSaturday thousand the eight hundred andday Sixty two; st the hoot of tea o’efock„A. M.,‘ on the res­ pective days above meatioued. Six motitlia from the IXth dav of January. Inst., being tbe trine limited 'by Hie Hou. Probate Court for lhe final luiiuiiincnt irf all claims against sstdvifate. Dated, Jouaary sg. 18«I JOHN 1DWT.ADER. I thMiuiejgupid SAhFOBl) OTTO, stanwr. brotype; R«livv<* Amhreitypr; Doul>h ' Am br*»rv np ANnflftHVWo “w* to writer. •• shun notice, and Prien to suit orders, worn 80 cents to 1^,00, with good Cases. Ol<rpictumaf DoceaacdJriendi copied aa good aa original. I will go at any time end anew here, Ia lhe oonuty. le take bikrneases of tho Stefa or Deed. or|o tgo. views of Fabio Buildings, or private WkXXcX'ft arc X\\c \ubov maw’* iW* tndwM»»«rrfyror»J. Itavrhm! uenMMirttas*." D. Wratetrslt, Em., of South Stb, near 6th St, WlUiamsbttfgb, L. ?.. writes: ••AuguUi.lMd— Having been troubled with a AHfcnlty in the Liver and to bilious attacks, I waa advised, by a friend, DARLING’S UVEM RnOULATOR. 1 did no and found it to operate admirably, retnor Ing tbe bile aud arousing the liver to activity. I T3LoWck'» %XowxUe\x "BX-VUes 9m*U*B,s Life BIMsMf aav-c. \k.e Vioov vt\t\w “5)Oe\ov'* *»\W. *Dv. TKoVtuXC* 9Awwvae\v "ftvXXcrs arc v\c\\ w\'» StAttcx aw& Corw^orX. YJr. *Y\.o\yae\C% J, &. GOODYEAR & Go. Slome\\ l&'Ateta x\\c weak wwA -duoctioui, by mail or express, poat-paii is, DAN’L S. DARLING, COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. JOB PRINTING, up in frOccnl aa4 fl Dottlca each. Adv. 'RoWVi ftXo«vivc\v ’AWtc-v* Ckvwsc <xvm\V| >Kkc\a\xcX\o\\^ ww<X. xwoNte Ia'jc cw\o\^lx\SVc. "ft*. ‘S.Qtoack'% SOOTHING SYRUP, 3SZtOFJF-A.T’S LIFE FnsEJRANixFHkF.NU DlTTERs Far CMidrtn Teeltaring. j'THESE ME D1 CUN E8 hare now been bei JL fore lhe public for a period of TillKT1 YRS. Wind, greatlv facilitates the process of teething, and during that time hare maintained a high by rofteninr the gums, reducing all inftMUrflnti— eharadee in almost every part of tba Globe, for their extraordinary and immediate poser of res­ toring perfect health to persons aeffering under TO Wfl^« THB BOWELS. nearly PT ere bed of jjiacqse to which the human pc; etui upgii it, mothers, i| njll give res) ’«• The following are among the distreuing vari­ rJ&W ABD SEAbTMTO TplfB INFANT ety of human diseases tn which tho W»‘ h»T» p»t upaad told 1|>U article for <W ten mn, and can asv, in cwyfdmre and IrwU e/ VEGETABLE LIFE VEDICIKES avc Wnx- 'RqX&c v'% Vv\«x\(N, ’^.VvV-twXX'tXA* *ftux'rv\\ctx, YNvj<-> t\XXcy^, «\.c. FH/wr art rut wo in quart l^Hles, of u'Kieh the aiz-.-e ia-a fao^sim- ■ile. • the .’xtc’. •iijfor .,. C. V7. TtcLxe-’i, S'rof filter, J!c. 6 East Fourik-L:t., »C,»r.:'r.rio.fi, to whom all orders ehoxda le oddrteced. FOR SALE P¥ naaBTBcax, H«A»Aan, RaaTuacxtsa, ItL-Txarix Axxmr, Laxsovb. and Mblaxcmollt, which are genera! symptom* Df Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure. * COSTIVENEW, by cteanaing the whole length of the inteotiaca with a solrent process, axic without violence-, all violent j.urges leave tbe bowels costive within Iw^jM** FEVERS of all kindsrwn«atdKhg tbe blohd to a regular circulation, through the process of respiration in such cases, and the thorough solatiou of allTntesWnaT obiilrbHion iti others. Tho suhscnbrr is how prepufvJ to idl Tbe Lira Mkmuxks have beta known to euro RUEUMATIHM in Ume weaks, 2SE <B nermuMily miSSfHR^c'n 0?1p(°taod Bh. iSIXMILY GIQCEEJES GROCERY, SALOON BENTON HOUSE, lAxstsiktg mioh. WlLLlia UlNMAV.rroSrictor BOARDING-HOUSE joiBto. - ' ‘ DROPSIES of all kinds.¥y freeing aod stragth Aw low ar the loweut, for Carikor rcadj* 1^.’ .u ... ,upay only. ‘ Warm Meals at All*Kaurs! Prize Poetry* Let Chiofletaabocal ef deeds of war. And Mioairels tune their sweet guitar. A wetter tbeno my ieart it Sila— In prttss of Hkmxcx'bmatchless Fill*. ■Their cares are found ia every land— Amid Russia's snows—and Afrfe’s re»d Their wondrous worka-tbe papers till. Produced by iluua'i matchlcsa Pilis, - ’foni, a nd is firo-.-ided wiiK a rrfi-frwzrcl. from eo^ -terftitem. •- Cd. per lot tie, or vca.c J - *v\xv\.i ir4* WvwWvy ^wwke, Darling’i Liver Be gulaor. in affording mmediato relief. It is a thorough Market, which w> Liver sad bhiioM ewedy." Mrs. Toung. of Brooklyn, writes: “February are prepared to mH al a email 2S, IMO.—In May last I had a severe eitackofPiies which confined me to lhe house. 1 took one Lotadvjmce from Brer shown ia 102 NasMuSt, New York, ll pcrwniA haring e.'aima against the estate' ol ABLE DRAPER, deceased are bcrebv DGtitled aad requested to prru-nt tho unit for •xeaiiiiatiiHi and sdjuatiavnt in lhe undersigned t’-Kiiuiisslomni duly appointed by the Probate Court fin* lhe county of Itarry. who will mc<-1 far ■tirh purpore, al the bouse nf Thomas lileckman, in the township of Barre, in aaid eouoty, nu WHnesdav, the tweMr-sixlh dav of March next, I Cntyon AmbrHjpe; Vtanett® Antbrvend on Salueday the m- 'eenthday ofAugust, one itam-xid eight hundred and alxtyoao, at the । «ypt»; MvliiineidyptiSphvrwitype j Mirrnr Atnbmtypc; Nwlt»gr$pbir; ’ ' sairaRxer^'.^'- PATENT MEDICINEB Estate ol Ch*r|aaC. Grinin, ef tbs day. \ Z’A'ftJJriTAWJOAJL-STATEOFJilCHlOAli, Coahty of Barry, u. Ata Session of the Probate Court for His Coun­ ty Of Bvry. lwHvnai the FuhsM.Office, in tbe village of Healings on Tuesday thu Hlh day of February, in lhe year one thousand eight hund­ Wo would respectfully anponnee ta ths oitlred and sixty t*»; proaouS, S. C. Prindli-, Judge tens of Haitian and nciuity, tfua we intend to oi Probate. . sell everything in our Imo of trade »a cheap M cap d ,n^m'tWr <’r,hc«,»‘e<’f«"rtc* C- Ori®n bo bought al any place. Give ua a call and Judge for, ypurwlvea. Wo intend to sell On reading and filing the of James lUUwvny. Adminl (KEBEAff, IW. 'DASH praying*, foreeriain reasons .m.—. lie may be Hern red to sell cevteiti Beal Eriate in orRetdf Pay, o*ly. said petition described, for the purpose of paying the ifebte nf said deeasrd. * Special attention will bopaid io COMPOUND­ Tbvrcu,x-n it is ordered that Monday, tbe 31st INGmd ratting up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any day of M^rch, A. D. Ibfix.at ten o'clock A. M., be BMigncd mr the kaaripg of said pctrtiun. and one purchasing luedictoea of ua can re>y upon that the heirs at igw of »ajdfleccpetLat:dai: other their being persona itiiOFeeicd in e«i<l eslate, are required to appear at a session of said C«|t. <haq to be bo|drn at tfic Probate Office, -n Die Tillage of HastROBERTS A STRIKER. inga, aod show cause, if any there be, why the Mmi A 1MJ. pray er of the petitioner should not be granted. Aod it is further ordered, that aaid petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested, in said estate, nf tbe j»cn(let)cy of aaid petition, jmd the hearing thereof, by eauiing a copy oT this order Io be published io tbr Republican Banner, a news pajter printed in said eupnty. of Barry for six successive weeks, frawMtoteiy aterious to said car of hearing. IA true copy.) 8, C. I'RIXDl.E, febl'J Judge of Probata. NOTICES c>3 arc eo\W^.o?>e(N. tcwfc cw\A vooX.% a\xA \vtvWx vACvcXv Whak-C X\veu\ . Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Street. N. T.. writes: “Feb. 20, IMO.—I bate been subject to Upon our aholrvs may be found sU tflbo A SPECIAL JLidneyJjQYizjz Z a in t s. aw& wW taewtam.- L*ntga. Wo also keep «n hand a good aMortmepI of MOST POPCUR (ST"’1....... Jjfiiczis Fever; . , ‘ Fever and -figue, IavCt £oninlainf* Hou. John Cross writes, 'Brooklyn, March IS IBM. In the spring of I8l» I took a seryre cold which induced a violent fever. I took two dosea In foci, everything in the Grocery Hoe, tnth es will be needed for fhnrilv um. Also a jpeai variety ef Ute mpxctal taXew \w \^te\k£v o>\& ut \\\c ^.ro\xcv Utwc, cvr a %wv^ \\rtw And now contider myself Xnfirrfy eurfJ,“ such si TEA. COFItt. SUGAR. BPICPL IWER. PRUNES, FIG8, RAI3IN8, CODFISH; roit Ttix of the pendoocy of said pom ion, and the hearing thereof, by cauting a copy of this older to be published iu the Republican Hanner, a newspaper । prlntini and circulating iu said county of lurry, . for three soeeuive week*, irnurediateTv previous to said day of bearing. febSfitS S. 0. PRINDI.E. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR HxWVCjXjtevx. wceAcA aw wr<vc\c cK 11 *. l i. — ■ - - * ... - x. .I. i* been affiicted wltb pUes, aeeompaaled with bleed­ ing, tbe last throe years ; I used DRY GOODS doay be permanently Milled. !«. Ww "BVviou* RIAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: HP FOR MXCHANJCAL AM© MKPJC1!<|L PURP03ES,0NLT^E| . , Ih-HTSa ANt> Lakl—Doth Iluular and Lane have gone to VVasbingUm.— Wo may now hope Umt their diffictikY -m a VMOAuxxt vAiirii vmX.1 oum a-W 15m. “vW* 'jV-.'n. \* Wvr Xe,” «» «. Ck««v\ — n. grcKl Lunch rfddai/cd TLA nli COKEEE. ( ITKXUX3. . . ftCKLHP.TONGriiSAI^ MonMiJuV. Dc^^&iXaitey. 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On tto question nf the extension uf Humam Slavery, it will stand forth its oncompromising foe. believing as it most Which we 'Rjgrnriifflra religiously does, that slavery is tto pri­ mary cause of tto present conflict to twevn the North nnd tto South, and that it lerves s fearful Uightupnn ttocnnntry or nation seeking to outspread and upheld it It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of tto present war against trca*<»n and disunion, until tto Inst vestige <>f this ino«t ilkatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. • News Department. The proprietor* nre resulved to spare no pains or expense to make the Aotertisxx equal, in all that vconstitutrs a go>>d newspaper, to any published in the West. With this view an able eorps of reporters, writers and correspondent*ba* been engaged, who** attention every passmg event of ^importance will claim. 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Rin,'Ueylnn', and Java Cofle, Sh»oe. \y«M<dm, and Widow ft ShIi and Water Lh>>*. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-19.pdf 1d47ba5a6b6d56df8211bbb8267628f8 PDF Text Text Ud 1«. zsssssas 4fc£± rns rusmn-rs VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1862. ©riginal Jortrj. fastings' ^nsintss Sirtrtrrj. GRANT A SPAULDING, riGHTMAN A ROBINSON, fl f ANUFACTtJRERS of tin, sheet-iron and eop111 per-ware. Dealerain iron,Mils,steel,glasa, shell-hardware, cutlery and HorM. Store onidour 'Til tbmllsfttoy wife MASON ALLEN, ealer in groceries, provi.toas, Sinew then Tro tri roll «d many a nlle. D 4s<«, fliah, tetter, lord. pork, sad t-r. •llktad- AIm toys esadtM, etc.,etc. Sto Caltforn • Btoek. State street, Hastings, Mid D. C. HAWLEY, EALER In all kind. Of Family Groceriee, Stone and Wooden ware, and a general aaI*Wtw.nl Pwivi^nn. al.. D — Ferny Lome in Michigan. ROBERTS A STRIKER, DEALERS in drug*, medicines, ipateatmedi­ ’Til then I pined my childhood days. cines. paints, oil., turpentine, burning fluid. "Rowel's Block,"'Hull ags, Mich. W.PARKER, WHOLESALE end retail dealer In Groceries end Provisions. Pork, Lard. Butter, and KXAPPBM A BCRR0W8, TTORNEYS sad COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Solicitors in Chancery, Tax and Inouranct .—.. i ...—j_j »_ wlth prompter A ■nd Manty. Camp Brosdhsad. Frederick City Md. ^Jisnllanj. J. C. Bcuowa NWEEZEY A ALLEN. faul oonwats wife. TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chaneery. PartienUr attention paid to Coavernnciag, the invratlgaUoa o (title* to Land Foreeloaurra of raortgagea, Ae. Will ba bappy The August sun beat with fierce heat to attend to all calls in the Una of their prafeiaioa and hniinsM. upon a broad, ripe field of yellnw wav­ Office in the Court House, Heatings, Mich. A A ing wheat, and upon tbe hand of reapers before whom Ita golden glories were be­ ing laid low; with steady, equal stroke H. W RIGHT, the men swung the great cradles, and threw out tbe xbeuvee to the binders wbo Particular attention paid to the collrction of followed cloae behind. With bare chest claims and money promptly remitted. and brown sinewy arms, they toiled, low­ Office, with W. W. Ralph Em., MiddliriUe, ing no time bv the way, for tbe owner of Barry County, Michigan. the farm wielded the foremost cradle and DANIEL COOK, the gulden grain was shedding before his USTICE OFTHK PEACE. General Land and eyeA As they reached the end of the Tax Agevt will attend to the eollection of fiickl, a woman stood before them, hold a little boy by the hand. The woman’s eyes and checks were hallow, nnd ber huir hung in thick masses of grey upon JACOB FERRIS, her forehead. Her Iwnt form arid hag-1 J IONIA, MICHIGAN. I. A. HOLBROOK, J. M. RU88ELL, PHYSICIAN and Surgcen. • lore. Stale street. , Office in Raaseil'i JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and rinrreon. Dwelling on Broad­ way, near the Court Homo. H. P. CHERRY, A TTORNEY and Ceaaselor al Law, Solici Ur A. and Cosuastor in Chancery. Notary Pablic, Ar. AU builncM attended to promptly and efficientlr. Office No. 5, Noble’s Mock, Battle Creek, NEVINS. nd Tax agent. Particular artr* ga rd look seemed those of an old'woman ; but, looking again, you would see that sorrow had laid a heavy hand upon ber and withered up its youth and beauty be­ fore ita time. Her drees nnd appearance were those of an”Irish emigrant, and her sad, strange look as she gazed on tbe rough Canadian landscape, showed that she had yet to become accustomed to new scenes. The boy wss a bronzed, dark­ eyed. dark haired urchin of about seven rears old, lithe and active as an antelope ; ita sUmh! holding his toother's hand in his, and looking on the group of men befiire bim, wi b tbe eyes of eager curios­ ity. “Is Paul Conway hero )” said the wo­ man’s voice. “Aye,” answered a tall man wbo lean­ ed* upon bis cradle near, “who wants Paul Conway 1” "Mary Ginway, his wife, and- James I Conway, hie son." rejoined tbe woman.— “You sent for your wife and child, and now by God’s help we have come.” The netn dropped the cradle and started hack, trembling visibly ; both he and the woman were deadly pale. “I sent for my wife,” he said “you are Mary Conway, my wife V “God is my witness, 1 am your wife, and this is your son.** “Mary was a young and comely wo man, her hair was glossy black, and her eyes smiled when abe spoke.” Paul DANIEL 8TRIXER, >UNTY CLERK, Notary PnMic. and General said this in a bewildered tone, and as If speaking to himself. Seven years' bard work and starvation, seven years’ desertion and sorrow don’t make a woman goung nnd comely.— H.COOK, Large tears rolled down her cheek, and she trembled so that abe could scarcely stand. The man stood and looked at her with wild white face, and the woman looked round to earth and sky, as if ap­ H. N. BHELDON, pealing t» them for ths help and pity de­ nied to ber by pitiless man. But the sun B. C. PB1NDLE, UDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Public, Gen­ et*! Land and Tax Agent Will be found io JAMES A. RWEEXEY, ICUTTNG ATTORNEY. CewMaior nway. I’d have had a long sleep, little Katy would wake and cry for ber break­ fast too soon.” She watched btm aa she spoke, with United Stales agamat the inaurgent forces; that espeaatly the army at and about ■ Fortress Monroe, tbeartny of tba Poto­ mac, the army of Western Virginia, the army near Mumfordsvillo, Kyn the army and flotilla at Cairo, and a naval force in the Gulf of Mexico be ready for a mor*. NO. 46. he came tn work upon the farm of Mr. Johnson—the same on which the first scene of this Story is laid—that any change was wrought tn him. last mentioned accident/ during which Mr. Johnson bad often aat by his atok-bed bis hands, which had been clasped togeth­ reading to him from God’s word when er, were thrown out towards her, while be was able to bear it, and with kind earnestness warning him from the wild life he hud been lending ; and striving to drink, the cursad drink. Bure f could lead him to lay bold on eternal life thro1 newer have gone and left you and the Christ, Paul Gm way took the pledge, children ratly for the drink. I’ll never and to the surprise of ail, seemed bent on touch it again, Mary, any more than 1 keeping it. He deserted bis old haunts would deadly poison. And thia 1* the baby, little Jemmv ; and where is little lit. Katy ; rare you did not leave ber be­ him. Some time after this, being at hind.” work aipne with Mr. Johnson, by what “God’s will be done,” said the woman ; seemed nn Irreeistable impulse, Paul be­ aye, Paul, I left little Katy behind, all­ gan at the beginning nnd told 1>im the hut one end of her aunny" hair. She is whole story to the end, ’I left her and the lying mfe^htd quiet undre the churchyard two little children to shift for themselves,’ sod. Oh I my darling ! ray darling I” be said ‘and whether they are alive at nnd abe lifted tip ber bead and wept aloud, thia day, God only knows; will you help with an exceedingly great and bitter me to find outl’ Mr. Johnson not only readily promised to do thia, but offered to advance the money to pay their pass­ of this strange seene, moved off one by age out. It was enclosed in a letter to one towards its conclusion As they the clergyman of the pariah in which walked down the field, questions were they used to live, nnd they had received a«ked and answered as to the previous no answer nntil the day on which Mary life of Paul Cunwny and the cireumstan Conway and her son stood before them res which led to what they had just wit­ in the harvest field,—so changed that nessed. The facts of the case were a* the husband and father could not recog­ follows; nize in the aged looking and faded woman Paul, when a ynung man In Ireland, the blooming girl be bad loved and mar had been the gay rat of the gay; no one ried ten years ago, or in the dark-eyed could surpass him in the whole country boy the baby he had lost seen in its moth­ side in singing a song, dancing a horn­ er’s armA pipe, or playing a gams of ball. Hand­ What was it that had placed this gulf some. witty, and good natnred, he bad between those two loving hearts, that had been sought by every gay company for e-it this gap «ot of thrfr lives) What their amuaement. and when be choose was it that laid little Katy’s bright head Mary Ashton far his wife, many shared in the dust, and plucked the flowers of her opinion, that she was tbe most fer- innocence and youth and bappy love from tunafo of women. But, alas ! at every bar parents1 bands 1 There is an enemy wedding, christening, wake and funeral, in our midst tbst dues all this, nnd we at every assembling and at every leave­ care nothing ; eome of us even cherish it taking, on every occasion, whether merry as a friend or sad, the inevitable whiskey-bottle had . Soon after this Pauljmd Mary began life been produced, and Paul, almost before । again in a naw borne, a little log cabin in he wm aware, had ynblbrd a fatal love the woods, where Jemmy brought wild for it The love of company and amuse­ flowers to make a garden round the door, ment tea, so natural in one sought after and a wild vine dropped lovingly from nt be had been, mnde him embrace every the trees above, and dnthed the roof with opportunity of attending fairs or merry­ verdure. No man's peat can be as If it makings. On these occasions the drink had not been, and sin can never bear any­ flowed freely, every friend wa* treated thing but bitter fruit*; thospringofyouth and treated him in return, and Paul Con­ was gone in both, and the life Paul had way never reached home without being led for seven yean, had left deep traces a pitable object fer his young wife to on hia oncestalwartb frame, and banished see. forever the cheerful, joyous disposition By degrees people began to think that that bad rand* him so loved in past perhaps Mary was not so fortunate » per­ bay*. A voice to would ever whisper son as they had thought “Though Paul in bia ear, that but for sin, little Katy was as dscint a boy when ho was himself, might be living now to gladden her fath­ as you would meet In a summer's day,” er's and mother’s heart, and be would the time when Paul was himself grew picture to himself what she would have more and mere seldom ; he soon become l>een had ahe lived, with her golden hair, utterly besotted and degraded, nntil the and eyes like violets In June. Poor whisperings of his first born, his pet, bis Mary's silver threaded locks and sunken plaything, little Katy, failed to draw eyes, too, were ever a silent reproach to a kind word or even a cheerful smile him. from bim. But, Paul bad become a repentant as By the tithe little Jemmy, the second well aa a temperate man. and Mary, In child was born, hitter poverty had dim­ her sorrow, had fonnd a Saviour. The med and faded poor Mary’s pretty fece ; new home, unlike the first, had been sano but still she clung to the husband she tified by morning and evening prayer, had an loved and admired. Shu found and the large Bible, brought by Mary excuses for him when no one else could. auroae the sea, was net left dusty on the It was the hardness ofllm times that drove shelf. Little Jemmy beard beautiful him to desperation ; or it was the cruel stories, of ono whrf went about doing men wbo followed him and tempted him good, read by his father’s lipa from its away from ber,—anything was better pages, when the little family gathered than to believe that be wm utterly round the cheerful winter fire and work lost. was done, or in summer at lb* open door, But the drink had done its work, and in the calm, long summer twilight. burnt all the manliness and honor out of Several years after the scenes related Paul Conway’s nature, or he would never in the foregoing story, I paused among have done the henrtleex d—d that be did the trees near Mary Conway's cottage on One morning, when little Jemmy was a bright evening in JunA Mary herself about three months old, he rose before stood in the doorway, shading her eyes his wife, and bidding her with the usual with her hand, and looking down a little kindness of manner, to' remain in bed path in the wood. until be rsturoed for bis breakfast, be Her bright, deanootton drew and white left the house, never to return again.— collar, set off to advantage her tall mat­ Fie made his way to a seaport town, ac­ ronly figure, and ber face had a quiet companied by a man who bad enticed content in it that was very pleasant to him, with accounts <>f that “new and hap­ see. She looked a comely woman, py land where wages were high and whis­ only her grey hair reminded one of the ky cheap,’' and the aecond morning after past that on which he bad left bis poor wife, Soon came up the path two deck cows, with ber two helpless infanta, to await his return, ba bad shipped fur the United walking lazily along, with great distended udders and mild large eyes, and after Slates. the a dark haired lad. who led by the hand a rosy, twadling girl of about four that day and the day on which my story years old. She had gulden hair and vio­ ouKimences, had been srpent by Paul Con­ let eyes, and was laden like a young Flore way amid scene* of the deepest degrada­ with wild spring flowers, blu* phloz and tion. Working bard at times, lor noth­ scarlet columbine, with red and white ing else only that he might spend his wa trillums and anowy branches of haw­ gas on drink, be rioted afterwards in wild thorn and plum. The light of tbe setting __ » agiory as she States, and st length into Canada, work­ flowers, among the ing sometimes on railroads, sometimes J um foliage. with farms re, and sometineaaa a sailor ing order for the time, and be ready to abey additional orders when duly given that the heads of Departments, and an- • pedally th* Secretary of War and tbe< of any Importance. Our boys are in Navy, with all their Bubordinates, and tba General in Chief with all other com­ good spirits now. Tba 5th is suffering I manders and rabordinatua of the land and naval forces, will severally be held to their strict and full responsibilities for ( sickness is abating in a measure. They the prompt execution of this order. (BlgMfl) ABRAHAM LINCOLN." hare lost thirty-five men with disease since they came to Virginia. Wa hare loat but tweuty men since the regiment Exeeolire Mxoiloo, Waahiaftoa, 1 Msrth Sth, net. J was formed—we have no reason to com­ “Ordered, first. That the Major Gener­ plain with a juat God. Hia go^noss nnd mercy, haa followed us all along.— al cummnnbing the Army of the Poto­ The neewd are in geod spirits, also the mac proceed forthwith to orgsniro that 87th N.Y., (they are in our hrignde) it is part ol the nrmy designed to enter upon an Irish regiment, and they are a noble active operations, Including thel^eserre, aet of boys, they are called the hloodv but excluding tbe troops to be left in fho 37th, and I guess the Texan Rangers fortifications about Washington into four thought an, when they surrounded them army corps, to be commanded according to seniority of rank, as follows;—First at Mrs. Lee’a house. Tba good new* that we receive from corps to consist of fout divisions, and to day to day, tends to keep op a lively be commanded by Maj. Gen. McDowell; Spirit among the boy a. I bare just eome second corps to consist of three divisions, off from dress parade, and wc had ardera and to be commanded by Brig. General to be ready to march. Every thing in­ Sumner ; third corps to consist of three dicates a forward movement. The road* divisions, and to be commanded by Brig­ are getting settled, and the weather la adier General 8. P. Heinizlemsn ; fourth fine now, we have had considerable rain corps to consist of three divisions, and to for two months past I hope that the be commanded by Brigadier General Keyes. Second, that tbo divisions now weather may continua to be fair, so that if we are called upon to march, that at commanded by the officers above assign­ may have apleasant time of it, that is if ed to the command of corps, shall be em­ we can. We soldiers do not expeat to braced in and from parts of their respect­ ive corps. Third, the forces left for tbe be carried upon flowery beds of ease. Things are working admirably well defence of Washington will be placed in । command of Brigadier General James S. now. A few more rach victories as our man achieved at Roanoke bland, Fort Wadsworth, who shall also bo Military Henrv and Fort Dooelson, and seccsh Governor of tbe District of ColumbiA— are played out. J wonder what Northern Fourth. That this order be executed with traitors think now of the valor and brav­ sueb promptness and dispatch aa not to ery of wur Northern troops, they can’t delay the commencement of the opera­ say now say now that it will taka five tions directed to be undertaken by the N«rthem men to whip one Southern man. Army of the Potomac. Fifth, A fifth I have heard men aay In Barry county, Armv Corps, to be commanded by Mqj.that it would take five Northern men to Gen. N. PlBanks, will be firmed from whip ons Southern man; what an absurd bis own and Gen. Shields' (late General idea; such men as these are rebels, and Lander’s) divisions. , , gw 3d, and ate of tba brigade. they sympathize with the accursed rebels-, they are just as rotten at heart, as Jeff. Davis, Beauregard,’Floyd, or old Buck, and if they get their just deserts, with all the rest of the rebels, they will be buspended between the heavens and the earth higher than ever Haman was. The Northern leaders are hauling in their homa a little, I think it is about time for them to do so. I understand that a great many of the Northern people are growing impatient; they aay that this war has not say to such if they arc not satisfied with the plans and operations of Gen. George B. McClellan, they bad better come down and take command of the army, and see what progress they would make in suppressing the great rebellion. Fur my part, I am satisfied with his operadons. A word or two In regard to slavery. I hope and trust, that this war will put an eternal end to that “bone of contenHon." slavery la the greatest evil that ever befel any nation, and I trust that the people of the United States bare learned a lesson that they will never for­ get for years to oome. If any one wants to see what slavery has done for a state they can eome to Virginia and not go any farther South. There is no enter­ prise, or Intelltgenoe about the people.— Virginia is the oldest State in the Union and she has nourished and cherished that peculiar Institution, until she la at least seventy-five years behind the times, so much for tolerating slavery. I guess that 1 Hava nearly exhausted the auhject, and will colse. A Banntr now and then would be thankfully receiv­ ed. The Hastings boys are all well I believe. If you deem this worthy of publication do so, excuse all mistakes and oblige. Yours truly. T. S. Company E 3d Michigan Regt. VoIa Jcmhe Faxmoxt—A correspondent of the Iowa Stale HtguUr thus speaks of Jessie Fremont: “1 sal to-day talking an hour with Gen and Mr a Fremont; soon after with tboan who bitterly oppttse them. Where will all thia cod 1 Do yon want to know bow “Jamia” looks artd sa*ma in the midat <«f her trials 1 Whatever may ba thought af him, (Fremont,) let every one hraor the wife of one who no hobly shares her husband’s anxirtks, and stand a at his aide Mroag in love, in will and energy, to help him to the utmost of ber power. blo dangers from drunkenness. Once be Tba aniril of old Colonel Ban ton l.xdta door,” and the little beauty into was.picked up off a snowy road in a bit outer “Jeaaia’a’’ayes. The bright flash bar mother’s arms, which were outatrctchter cold night, when just passing into ths of bar cheek, the sweet alay of ber l ipa, when seconded by tba dear ideas of ber powerfol mind, render her captivating to "[Slgnsd] ABB AH AM LINCOLN.” THE PRESIDENT’S WAR ORDER NO. >. ! Exxcvttvs Maxuox. I Wsshiagtoa, March 1!, 1SS2. ) Maj. Gen. McClellan having personally taken the field at the bead of the army of tbe Potomac, until otherwise ordered hj is relieved from the command of tbe oth­ er Military Departments, he retaining the commended of tbe Department of tbo Potomac. Ordered further, that the two commands of General’s Halleck and Hunter, together with so much of that of Gen. Buell, which Hex west of a north and south line drawn through Knoxville, Tennessee, be consolidated and designa­ ted tbe Department of the Mississippi; and that until otherwise ordered. Major General Halleck have command of the said Department Ordered, also, that of the Missieaippi, bo a military derartment, and the same be commanded by Major-General Fremont That all com­ manders of Departments after receipt of thia order respectfully report several and directly to the Secretary of War, and that prompt and frequent reports will be expected of nil. ••{SigwdJ We sss that some of the telegraph lines are gelling up a competition In prices.— If they attempt to make the lightning beabend vindicated is the restless burning ea-Presideat, Old nil it proTite- Du\be t Buck. portrait . r> mC wtfirft ABRAHAM LINCOLN." Some years ago a black man called on a clergyman in Western New York, and avowed himself a fugitive slave, asked for food and shelter, which wgs freely ac­ corded. Two or three persons being cognisant of the fact, called to see the run away, when .the following dialogue took place ; , “ ’Spaso you had plenty hard times down South—licking plenty. ’ “No—I never was whipped.” “Wasn’t—well, yon had to work awful hard.” “My work was very light.” “I guess yvur clothe* were not very nice)” “I was always welt ddtbed—1 was a good servant,” . t •» “Reckon your victuals wasn't Uncom­ mon fine 1” “As good as I desired.” “Wall, I should gird it a* my opinion that you was a mighty big fool for mnning away from such a place as that, for the sake of shifting for your­ self." “Geullemsn, m/*plaee down South is vacant, and anv ol you can have It by ap­ plying for it !•' COW CORVI on which bcatoad detached from tbe rest and gain* rapidly - down stream, ba tai oadca ko i. �firing on his centre. BKLY portnnt Hmdi l», 1862 WediesUy Havixo xs iiua, cuusxs otra cevkst, wrraOCT 0CILK AND WITH PVRE FUHPOSZ, LtT US AKSXW OVIl THUS?JR GoD, AXO OO FORWaaU WITHOUT MAX A*» w:tm maxlt iibarts,—Abrahem Lincoln. Let RepabUcans Stand br their Colors. The reafiers of ths Danner must bave noticed, that ulnee the breaking out ef the ws few Republican administration, aud n shining lights of thoir own party wbo art- batlHng boldly for the Union, in the Cab­ . inet,in Congress, and In the army. But we have been mistaken ; the par­ titan leaders of Utat parly have rejected th j dying injunction of their great leader nnd shown tbefr disrespect of him by en­ deavoring to fet-lte their old partitan organization. They have repudiated the good and wise men of their party wbo are true to the Uujon.’ They have given the lie to the precepts and practice of their John fun, Holt, Stanton, Dickinson, Dix and Butler. They have refused to unite in forming Union Tickets in all lo- cblities where circumstances bare seemed tofitvor the possibility of independent success; and where they have thus united, they have proved-faithless as a party. In this Stat^ as in nil others, lhe dem­ ocracy has taken the initiative In party organization. In our city and village elections thus for, they have only oonsen ted to Union tickets where they bad no hope of independent success. It is for such reasons as the foregoing m.roJ1oilj.OTpud«b.re«u.orm^, su spiracy set on fix>l by his confidential ad ad risera Fort after fort bad fallen by violence or been basely surrendered by. faithless afiicials, under pay of the Gov­ ernment. Ono year of Republican ad­ ministration and what a change! Al­ though organizing under untold disadvan­ tages—meeting with armed opposition nt ' every step—threatened with a “fire in the rear” by the traitorous organs of Demo­ cracy, even in, tbe free and enlightened State of Michigan—betrayed on all-sides •by Democratic officials andarmy ofiioera, who retained their places under the plen of loyalty to the Union—It has maintain­ Hit brother had Seen a resident of Ten­ nessee, end hkd joined the Confodbrato deemed-lhe national credit, purged every arftiy, but he had qo knowledge of his branch of the Government .of secret trait- whereabouts or, thought of his being one of the victims of the bloody conflict nntil aCroi* his mense army and navy, and is-now deal­ ing swift and terribly effective and 8b- etructlve blows tyxm the reMs iu arm a It is, again^for aueb reasons that we de­ mand -of Us Republicans, to stand by their color*. Th* April oketfems are dose at hand. UsnU FH.. i«ior«<u walw, I that disease. .ad lh«l tko Now the''fbcU^on these-. -Jl* Mnjor-Gencral VanDom, wbqhad com­ mand of the entire force. ■' . f I have not as fft tbe statemsata of the =« dead and wounded, so ns to juMwfi W1 post, but 1 will refer you .to a diwatab which I will forward very aooa. Offers and soldlerabave displayed wueb uauaual deeds, e<emrtefi in a neat and tarty man­ gallantry that I hardly dare to make ner,.' dur assortment of Justices blanks distinetlona I must, however name the will be full in a few days. oomthanders of divisions. Gen. »>gd gallantly carried the.. Mgbts and drove Small Pgx.—Wo woaW call attention back Um left wing of the enumy4 Aa!to the communwation of J. J. Jackson,, sn both wm wounded in tbe arm, iu hia: this subject, which was received just after Sllaat eflbrt to reinforce tbe right.— I. and Actin* Brigadier GeMra) Davis we issued our papsr last week. We hoar wbo commanded tbo centre whore Mc­ of no sew eases of Smsll Pox. Culloch fell •« tbe 7th, and pcjwaod.for­ ward tbo centre on the 8th. Col. and RT W,: learn from ths Kalamazoo Acting Brigadier Geutral Carr iaalso wounded in the orm anil wa* under the Telegraph, tliat one John Roas, confined wontlanooe fito of the •aeoay during the in jail at Kalamazoo for burglary, Laving two hardest days of tbe strugglo. Rii- •scaped, was traced to tbe house of his noia, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio and Mi«sonri | uncle, Mr. Cauly, of Orangeville, In this may proudly share tlie honors of tbb vic­ county. He was found by the officer sc tory, wlficb tbrir gallent heroM won mer orfoloid aa foHows: H.-MerriHaHora*?’* Mh.ns.i, wbe was home on a furfoagh, and two children of Gao. W. Balrd’a, have haJtheSinaH Keo^h. my sister and myself, have had the Varkdnid, which arc all the eases in this township, and one ease of Varioloid, (Renbin Laraba,) in Barry, on section one; those in ibis town being In section 36. My Brother mratractod the disease, 1 Kippcte In St. Louis, but he was not awflre tlpt b..- bad.been exposed U> tbe dis­ ease, either in that city or ir. any other plaoe. lie had boon o-mGhed in the Genquince of th* loss oflift voice, and a se­ vere rough, a sequence of th* Measles, which diecaseheh&d while in that dty. the combined forces of VanDorn, Prjcu err ted in a large, cask upstairs; was .tip­ and MoCuiloch at Pea lUJge, in Um Ozark ped out, and.eoqvpred back to the Red be was taken down with the di*eave which Mountains of A rkiwisas. Esglo, in Kalamaxoo. .. I bars tbs honor to b«. Grncml. proved to be the Small Pox, vbich he SAMUWI. ».T C0«IS8?BriJ»SrC*a. 85F* Ww would.«H the attention nf hud in Its mt*I violent and malignant, the reader to tbe War Orders of tba Pres­ form. And yeth* had a mwr« filial dis­ . -St. Louis, March 15. ident published on nor first page. The only thing wc regret tn regard to them, is that they deprive Gen. McClellan ofthe cred i t of haring too red vofontm ily •<*!«*.t tbe foe. ’ ease preying upon LU Lungs, which in­ creased in viuJiweeus the other progress­ ed. Ho would, I think, have survived the SninU' Pox had it nut been for the disease of the Lungs, which latter dtseaKe I claim to be the cause uf his death.— Txc* Orrizrx.—A copy of thio paper RidmrdUnckson, my father died with tbo reached us lart week, bring the only one Pneumonia, nnd showed no symptoms uf we have seen in two months. Wo liked Small Pox whatever. the appearance of Uiia number very well, Bv giving tbs the above statement of fact*, fart*, In yonr you ui!i your paper, paper, you will and would like tn see ono tfftener. But an Insertion hi we will not complain—one copy is nn- diashthna quiet tbe fears of many wbo hare received erroneous iinpreanion* iu douMlye. gfalas eight j .*MM J. Jacksox. 85F*’Tb° Allegan Journal ears there 1* A genuine Lodge of the Knights of the Gulden Circle in fell blast iu Wayland, Allegan County. *^T“Thv Barry P/oiurrbns gat a new Lend, which improves iislo^'ks very much. Pity it oouldn’l htgp a paw heart also.— to Hon.F. W. Kkllogq for a copy of ireftchoren. Nearly duu north from tbL> thenew Tax hill and other valuable doc buttery, distant from one-half to mile, ia anatta-r baUi-ry <>f r.flvd can­ The rebel Island number JO is a very utnents. non. whicii throws miMile* three mihw strong position. Forty-six guns have or more. There are four guns, according C-ijf*' Tho total number of hlnek peo­ to lhe best observations, in the latter.— been counted. Eight mortars shelled tho battery above the Island lo<hiy. Tbe ple in the District of Columbia is 14,316; Il is loedted nt or near a point called rebels left it several limes, but returned. free colored, 11, 131; slaves, 3,185. Ciibbsgu Trees They only fired two guur. There is no thttt ttco batterin tkr eneary cover cilficiilty whatever incur shells reaching 89“Gunbwalaon the plan of tho Mon­ the Island. itor cost about ttTfl.WO apfoee. Geo Popo sent dftpalcbes to Commo­ dore Foot*, saying chat hia heavy guns Can any one read tbe report of G.mcommand the river ao that neither tbe „HT A bill has-been reported by the modere Grids borough, which wc give steamers nor gunboats of tbe enemy Houao Judiciary Committee for the re•lawherd, of the brave sailor, John Davis could pan*. . * orgaoixMjua of Um Supreme Court. By whe covered a barrel of gunpowder in a Firing was heard in lhe direction of this Ohio, Kentueky ru»d Michigan are to New Madrid all day. It is supposed constitute the Seventh Qreoita Illinois magazine with his parson, while the 6in>c. kMM t>y » «WI that the rebel gunboat* are trying to is takpn from the Ninth Circuit *nc|’p<u, were bunting around him. without n force a passage. Several transports are instead of Michigan, iu the .Eighth Cir­ thrill of crnoUnn ? Such deed* •f during, near Island No. 10, b«mmed in. Tbo en­ cuit, ' ' redeem and dignity war. History uevor campments visible, are supposed to be tires ofwofabratang the heme Dutch riti large enough fur fifteen or twenty thuustW“The Richnyrnd lo^tunr <*ll. ccrw, whn nt the siege of Antwerp, rash­ «PB» A» and arippbd in er, than surrender life £lsee, fired the hitherto exempt from duty, to turncoat magazine periah^ |n th* expInMun. end drill for garrison service. It thfaks Davis'*ci s«as U>*4>f wpul spirit and th- etuergratcy raqriree aid from every courage, and the penpie will remember man in lhe South. x him. An anonymous correspondant of ’ ' 1.ATETI. Cairo, March 16. B’»M New Advertisements. Notice ! tbe Pott nl.v; recojpiixM the fact by send ing a letter endnslug twenty five dollara. whkh ht bwn tfrpraited for. tbs Lsmfit in Chiaf of the army, until after the ofjohn Davis. ' • 1 ■’-** f‘- -,<*• •« »*r< Praridraita War Order No. 3. bad Mnanr.wi m ik. AZbaTO--* C-.-.i-____ 1 EZRA TOMAS. every barrel of fimrr hm been stricken greatly from hia.wounds..is iiktowns'lttYfrom the tas bftl. >ng at the teen lAeus. Henry A. . _ —r--—.___ dose of the day on the left. ' (M. Cirr*a Whsoftbe SMnunos BnrwmufthiN* dlvtaon HdlTfteVW under a grilfag and JJ Dcpaitment. On his asriysNtt DaLNew HaMjMhlrs ElecUos. continuous fire nil drty. Concord, N. p.,Mpr^ 14. In the evening, the fire having entirety toMfcs U»JJ>. ceased on the centre, and there having Um® AX1> oonnin w niSTiSna i been nona on the left, ! reinforced the right by a pnrnofj of the 2d dtvteion, un­ raxrq ,. . PfysittMfrsscrJftfrfy der Gen. Asbefo. Before Vie day dosed wed the wnrinrat s jooteyteauBto from fljOQO. AMBIiOTYPING! ......................... send .aMiuw dunge >1 front, forward sous face the eneaty^harc ’ ‘ flank, in he ha Organization is neecsory and must be »f bthwM Tae ^itomiae of the titered fore K't'ini;??; extent •ri Boards-of Rfgl«lartiotiJi»t thereby put- being cir- The l<ta, CapL Cercapely, went no ber mmal round on yesterday, and ngntn runthe gauntlet. As "s<w»ti ax she turned into St. Augustine Creek five rifle sbota in auick suqBMfcuin came whizzing at her.-— The battery from ulriub lliey, were fired, ft is now poMtively a*ceri,ufied.i* nt lb 1 western end of Oaklr) Islainl. TH* end is known'** Uakk) P.>int. If lbw reader will take a iu.-.p of thu formed a friend of Gen. Fremont’s that harbor of Sarrtunab. «»«l l“uk iu tbu chan­ nd Court of Inquiry would be. ordered in nel of the ^irrr a Ihtle north of wrot from Fort Pulaski, ho will we a long strip of land dhldiug tl:c qfoutnel. This narrow strip h Lung* Irdaod. A very n T v .. ,; littletthrth of went -drthis Isfond 4* anotli’C- J- 1 ««}kner pnl.liahra a card , er small Mand, not named on uny map drying the reports fa the Northern 'pa­ or chart that «e have ever seen. This » per*, that ho made a speech or remarks _____ Oakley Island. The following is tho official report of lliey are doing we cannot determine.— I pronouncing lhe rebellion n failure, and XTb« battery located nt Its western cud Mortars are inomentanly axpeoted to w i* 3rrigiied Iu «<« i.mlk cot «4T .uo.ro.uGee. Curttes: ’ I ’ opeu. We discern tbe touch talked of * -s —•- - with Fort Pblaski by .< - .. irirotion lhe south floating battery at tbe island. cb*HiH-l. Jwrf for thh fHrfiitc lkt tite it Gxxxkal—On Thursday, the ffth.ihsT, the enemy commenced an attack on my right, assailing'and following the rear guard of a detatefattent, under Gen. 8i gel, io my main lines an Sugar Creek Hollow, but ceased firing when he met my reinforocment, at about four P. M.— During the night 1 became convinced he had moved on so as to attack my right or rear. Therefore, early on the 7th, I ordered a change of front to right, on my right, which, thus becoming my left, atiil rested on Sugar Creek Hallow. Thia •brought my line across Pea Ridge, with my new right resting on the head of Cross Timber Hollow, winch is the head of Big Sugar Creek. I also ordered an Imme­ diate advance pf cavalry and light artille­ Col Kinney, sf ths 56tb Ohio, related ry, under Cui. Osterhavs, with orders to one of those strange and melancholy R>- attack nnd break what 1 supposed cidenu which tbo fortunes of war some­ woifld be the reinforced lino «f the en­ times bring to pass. As he wari riding emy. along the breastworks n day dr two after This movement was .In progress, when lhe surrender, anj while many ef thedead were still un^uried, he observ?<J. Jbefore tho enemy, at It A. M.. commenced an attack on my right. The fight continued biin a private m hie regimen'., nami I mainly at these points during the day, .Bowman, strolling along. As he wmu tbe enemy haring gained a-print. hotly np, he notibed the lattter suddehly start contested'by Col. Cbrr, at Cross IHinbsr back as if transfixOd at th* sight of a Wnlfow. fait were eutireiy re puked with body before him. Approaching him; the fall of their oommandor, McCiriiooh, the Colonel naked him what surprised in the eMrtro, by the fames of-Criooel him, -and added, that he snppoeed he Davis. ■ • would have been accustomed to seeing The .plan of nttatt on'th< centre wna dead bodies by this tftne.. Turning to gallanttr carried ft ward by Cril- thrterhis mqifirer, with;sn expression on iris face such ns -only a diseovery Hire this P entire 'dlttecould produce, ana pbratingto the’httdy . Sigel’s com­ be replied, “Colonel! Thatfr my brithtrl' ed its dignity and tliat of the nation, re­ undertaken al onto. ^!ruru±gb“St'!fc^' Brigadior General Pope, ia a dispatch u> Gao. Halhtck says : “Our susccss nt New Madrid l>aa .been even greater than wm reported. IVeutyfive pieces of heavy artUkry, consistiug of 24 and riQsd 32-pounder*, two LatterSt. Louis, March 13. end information from their camps has put Us of field artillery, an immense quanti­ Our artillery and cavalry yesterday ty offixed ammunition, several thousand tbe number as low as forty thousand,with attacked the enemy's works, eleven and which the rebels have bold McClelland a half miles west of Pana, Tenn. The small arias, hundreds of boxes of musket oartridgM, 800 mules aud horses, lent* nnd his quarter of a million troops, “ns enemy was driven out with a loss of one for aa artey ef 12,000 men, of aut less in a vice,” kept Washington the hundred killed, wounded and prisoners. value than one million dollars has fallen country in a constant atnto of a and Our loss comprise* CapL Bull, of tbe ar­ blockaded the PoLuinao to the exclusion tillery. and four men killed and five Cairo, Mardi 16. wounded. of comtnercn thro’ that channel. And yet, A cavalry force sent out from Leba­ The reporter of lhe Associated Press, this array has been permitted to evecute non, Missouri, attacked one ef Price's on board tl*g-*iiip, two rpilu. below Is­ without molestation, carrying all their guerilla parties and killed thirteen, land No. 10 send* the following^ The fiolillla got under way at 5:30 munitions and stores with them, without wounded.ute, and captured twenty pris­ oners, among them Brig.-Guo. Campbell) this morning, ami dropped down slowly" even being bar raved in their retreat by till about 7 u’dook, when tlic flagship Washlagton, hfarch 14. our force*. But it this i* all, the country being about twenty miles ahead, and si* President Lincoln has just rcoeired a miles above the island, discovered a stem will feel relieved. Much anxiety is felt, fearing that those troops.witfadrawn from dispatch from Brig.-Gen. Strong, wylng wlieel steamer run out from tbo shelter New Madrid is oars. al a point on the Kentucky shore. She the Potomac, may suddenly fall upon steamed down the river and four shelb Burnsde’s forces, or strike at some other Boston, March 14. were thrown after ber. The distance, An order wm unanimously adopted in weak point, and that in part retrieve their however, waa too great for tho shuts to hitherto waning fortunes, and more than the House to daVi authorising the epu- lake effect At 9 o’elock the fleet round struction of one or two 'Iron-da 1 steam atone fur the loss of Manassas. cd to about three mites above the is­ era on the plan of tbe Ericsson Monitor, land. The Commodore ordered three of for the protection of Massachusetts har­ the mortar boat* into position. AL this Theorhh ov the Riant RrrKAT.— bors. hour (2 P. M.) we arc within ranga, but There are many theories In regard to the FurtrcM Monroe, Mnrch 14. as yet have beard nothing from the ene­ couso of this retreat. The most phyis;Everything is quiet here. Two r«*bal my, who appear to be in large force on Lie is that tbe position was most valua­ tags were scon effSewali’a-Point ibis A. lhe Kentucky shore ; we count thirteen guna in position on the blulL A large ble as a protection to the use of tbe rail­ M., making n reaoanoiMnet. number of transports ran be roan across road from Richmond to the counties in There are no signa of the Mcrritnae. the low point on the Missuuri aide, busithe valley ofthe Upper Potomac, but not St. Luria, March IL ly engaged around tba island ; but what I nearly so dcfnaible a point aa the bills of that we arraign the Democratic party as Rappahannoch, in view of the'protection an organization. It is for such reasons of Richmond and Norfolk. Tko advance that wp demand of Republicans that they of Geo. Banks upon Winchester, and the stand by their colors. Oars, are the abandonment of-the programme oflnvaglorious old Stars and Stripes—the Con­ ding Maryland and attacking Washing­ ton, made the occupation of Manassas stitution as ft is. and lhe Union as it was, comparatively worthless, while the grad­ made all tbe better by tbe application of ual approach of Gen. Buell in the West, Republican principles to its government and that of General Burnside on tbe nnd its development. Time has demon­ coast, were shutting up all avenues of communication, between Virginia and the strated that there is no hope for the cotton States. Union wra through the Republican or­ Those who arefemilliar with the coun­ ganization nnd the application of Repub­ try entertain the opinion that tire rebels lican principles. At the Incoming of tbe have fallen back to make a stand nt the present National administration, nil was Rappahannock ; but the prevailing opin­ ion ia that lhe evacuation of Manassas is anarchy and confusion. The recent only preliminary tp tho evacuation of Democratic incumbent, was virtually a Virginia.—Jfou> ^ari Htrald. prisoner in the White House, ut the mer­ cy ofhia own Cabinet. He dared not if he would—perhaps ho would not if bo 1 could, raise his voice against the con­ f dr- , March 10. timber. ihemnlttt. To meet all these prepara­ The Navy Department has received Our loss Is heavy, the enemy’s can tions aed thwart ail such schemes, it is the followin'* • ' new^ rtat xthornagb-organiratTcnbe ‘ Te Hos. Oiriu inaugurated at once fer the RqpobWcaM. I^tved and will come but 1 thhrtrlsis'raato f^^iassAwiiUcaTaBaUaCreskMiriUawa; nation in every township. Beware of has nbnnduncd bislicavs fortifications at rajuxs wM.«\aabyWd nr. lb. Bld. of !b. Bu gmon, .,4 BrU.«>ak Cbu For. - Day Em > ofour tery rebellion, up to the time of the call of the depends-apun this course. Should the New York, March U. Democratic State Convention oftills State, rebellion become encouragod to success, no mention has been made of the politic­ through the exhibition of Northern sy m- ( Mauauas is yeacefully occupied .fay our troops. . . , al orgRHitations aa they have heretofore pathy, all the blood aad treasure hcretd81*0*1, CKA1G. existed. Such a coarse was net puxsoad Washington, March 11. because we bad forgotten that the Demo- , A telegraph from Fortttee Monroe cralic party, had, while in power, plotted permitted !■ The rewponsibilfty-rests on this morning atmotmore that everything treason and colly oilculated the ruhi of you ! Meat ft aa becomes men and free- is quiet these end at Newport. MaUaesaS has been evacuated by the rebels, and raen, and ell v HI be well. forgot!eh that the majority of the dernt^ onr forces taken peaeeablo possession.— There ban been rio other news of publie crats were open traitors, being in the interest this morning. Southland all that sympathise, aided and The rebel strong bold at Manassa* The ATational JntdKgmctr of this abetted treason in the North wore Dem­ was abandoned in the early part of last moniing aaeerts, fa positive tortna, that ocrats aIko. It was not that wc bad lost we occupy Cemrev1tl*, e»rd fhnt the reb­ week, and ra now in possession of the els have evacuated Mariitssw.* ■ ’ •- • sight of llw fart, demonstrated by the Union forces. Although it is a matter The HttclKgtnctr nflde that (his news history of tbo past, that another four ef gratification, that Washington is no was confirmed by intelligence received years of Democratic rule would have longer a beleaguered city, there is but nt headquarters last night. Hotted out the United States form the little rejoicing over the event Indeed, a Cairn, March 18. iflap of Nations, or plunged our onee general depression 'pervades nearly all *Dje rebels evacuated New Madrid last bappy country iiito Infttrfevablo ruin.-^ classes pt the result. It is looked upon night, leaving a quantity of stores, whieh ft was not that we had forgotten, that the as, at least, a semi-defcat of that military they were unable to curry away. Some nation is pouring out ita blood like waler, strategy, which has cost seven months of fighting took place yesterday between rind its wealth by almost untold millions, time, millions of money, end not less their gunboats and our riege bstU rie*. in whieh we lost 20 killed and wounded.— to sustain itself against the war, waged than twelve thousand lives by disease A ahot from one of their gone dismounted by an aristocracy which has been for and picketing, to carryout There is one of ohr 24-poundurs, k.Hlny four or years fostered, polled, supported and fat­ but little doubt but that lhe rebels have five. Cant. Carr, of lhe Tenth Illinois tened by the Democratic party^nd by and been ready to evacuate Manassas for the was killed on Wednvsdxy night,- while placing picketa. The loss of the enemy through which that party has sustained Inat four months; whenever our Generals its existence for years. It was not that showed a disposition to molest -them.— is not known, as they carried off their dead nnd wounded. They are supposed we had thus forgotten, but that wo vainly They could well afford to remain, as long to number six thousand. ’ ” hoped that the leaders of that party in Island No. 10 Is also reported to be aa our army made no movie. There has the North were willing to abandon their not been to exceed eighty thousand men, evacuated. old associates, and join hands with the annus This final petition T enemy and crow �BJfcfCiunty, MarctU, 1862. Antlrew^lfrs Ami Jfdtrt Alhwf G LIFE BTTBRB, jnrag DRUG ZKk OCWJ Gute-HaUurtM AkadDS Catr Lydia A Moyura Nsucy Dart R C Martin Jno Clemtea Dryer En<.« Nk.wxoti Mlsa J R DctrMtortWfinrgW 2 0w«b Mr* SufcihLwr anumaivn. DifrlB Dantel FurnwrlM MroFhUlM all .Ibarportom. Euir u Eh I) PrTer Wm 11 2 I'rfiiter Jnrneu |> “ ——- ' FkiHer'A ’iieustUB Freeman George FfaWr J«bo Fredairf ‘ D-.h-ks _ ____ C Forbes Jiuuas (Srcen Wellington Gregory George W Puraon* Is.uu: prtefo Gtecxfor /’ Ray O L Rnwky William Roberts Grwrpe F lUckftft Mias A ..? Snytleir Mib« Mary Sryfrrotir Mensra J John Sawdrra Jeremiah Guucber Mi>*s N E Sinlth R 8 Xfrrnumd I’iMrln- T. Snit'h liielu»r(l Jnliw IIpll llorncn ■' 8’iaw Suimiet Th.ll J hn Smidb Sireniik Hull llnracc Sfitfrwd tiHhis Ihumilou Emm* Cl'owwr ftott*w«i 1-lale II P ThraB Cbwrk-B 11 Unubbin I in II»«ury Tli'raalit-r Asci ILnnJ Mias D.st-tKtM-Vi ’ Wuguaer Butt i WvUur BJ ’ U<K>l Ij a K HaMwv tflih.irhif U right (-terIm A Whalan Mnijtnrct 2 m Marih <fc W'bitncy •I..In...M;<y E Whcftlgr Jftttier; O .Wrtr Joo.Wug>>ii«r Mwy Ann Y-tiog M «-s Partneha .\: *” * Roberts & Striker, FALL AND WINTER * WE TLUl’ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. NOW ON BEST Awortmente WAND of READ TBE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Ju. I,. Bromley, merchant, 184 Fulton afreet, I3T for mechanical and medicinal PROBATE OHDER-^TiaS. OF MtClflOAN, County of Bxrry as. . . . At a aeiaion of the Probate Court forth# Couiitr of Barry, bolrtea uVtb# probct' Oflteoi lathe rtf. and >ivsy-two: pr#o#ut 8. C. Triad!#, Judge of Probate. , . ’ lu the matter oflhe estate of John A Pitta, late rCRP0Ft8,0NLYjK DRY GOODS1 DARLING'S REGULATOR GirE^JTWEIU, GROCERIES jnjfoct, ' And now consider ajmllJ^ir^y cured,'' lion. John Cross writes, -‘Brooklyn, March IS IMO. In the spring of IBM I took a sever# cold which indemed a violent fever. J took two doses k-i*. DARLING'S LI VER REGULATOR Il broke up my cold and f#ver at once. Previcus to this attack, I bad been troubled with dvapepsia aeveral months: I hare felt nothing of it since." Otia Studley; K*.)., J28 East 2»lh &ri#t. N. Y„ writM: Aug. 18, ibW.—I had a difficulty with tk. Kidney complaint three yean, with constant pain in lhe small of my bacY I had need most al) kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until 1,1 ll,r <^rt,c*rylio*’,uck M Also a great varietr of tbe CT,WX37 j zxyznnxu ji girr notice to tbe parsonsiuteroated in svdeatat# of the pendency of said petition, and the bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to b« Log, tba laat three years ; I used LIVER of Janie# A. Rwecxey, pniy.ng,forecrtdmrMacWa ttoreib aat forth, that Mtten 1 afonimstroHrm such as TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, may be granted, in aaid estate, by tl<ta Court, to" PKIINW. FKJfi. R A WINS, CODFISH; _ 4union af said CauN, tbe?i Pere- n- «l!b»g for any «»f the above — - ---------- -- — — I'roiMioOflkm.in lhe village Jultcfa, willplr.-'nC i.-tj the;, art? advertised. uf Hastings, and (buw cause, If any there be, why . R. J. G*ant, P. M. fAdvrrtiiwmrat I ARE •i* om of u>. LARGEST ond. Aai OteMl* EkUmU, Jfpn TIIK MPRCIAL BXS'KFtT OF TH! LaDtfcA We alas keep on hand a good asBortroenl of rv.M -Tn-r-fi--, LU i.fckih'. Ywrr AroStiy ST-A-TIOISrUR'y, Pifviikwia AKb Ultucr.—Fur llnnw published it# tbo Republican Haunt'r, a newspaper and rirculatln^ in said countvof Barrv, PENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ b»riUid;;VL- :<tid <.,.’ <.!r.>usfii<riii;cHTrank's printed fur three woewn. weeks, immodrsirty previous V ELOPES, CARDS, Aa., Ac. Mag'irlic O'^iineiit ;■> *ui unfailing rciuw- lu said day oT beariog. febsSU • <!y.n w^ed In w.Si-inb. Apply freely to' Upon enr shsltee may be found all of the tteThronl ui»4 Vtaet aud - 6vvr with li I (A true copyj HOST POPCLAR hi.Vl’onac!.’ 't ilia Oiiitnienttai Iwen be- ] f >rv rl.fr pnbp’.‘ nv^r 20 yrorir.nnrf its erm ’ Estate of CharleaC. Griffin. siBtlfily inuruiihiijf dj?iuu;<l hiis eatobltuhod PROB.1 TECfRBeR.-STXn^FMICHIGAN, of the day. • its rcpu^i'i-m nw ti superior Lihisnent iu County ofburry. m. r............................ * At ■ atumun of ttto Proha t Court for the Counall «'.ims * hero a s-. .tkia-y and relaxing ty of Barry, iioldcn al Dial nJMlc Office, in ill# rviuetiy in rrtpitroJ, p irlicnlarly in Rlieu village of Rutlnga, os Tt sday tbe l-ofi day of iwrtflatn. Neu ml win Infhtnnl»>»n uf the _ February, one1nH»tsuead eight hund­ —...—j. in ... th# year .... Bowels »«•! Kidneys, ap'tiri! nflecti>>n«, red and siny-two; presort, & C- Frlndtc, Judge uf 1'ruba'e. sell ertrttbiag'tn otrr hne of trade aa oboapae o«n b««r® E . llur.ur. Pilot, Wounds and la the matter aft he r«w# ofGharte C. Grifia be bought at Atyptacr. Udve as a call and judge deoeased. for yourselves.. We intend to sell Brfiim ■■. I passed clotted blood by the urethra. I an now entirely cure.!,and take pleasure in recommending these remediesd^ •<, Mrs. C. Tebow, U Christopher Street, N. Y., writes: "Feb. XO. IMO.-1 have been subject to PATENT MEDICINES K e pamphlet wish agent, and arotiad s»ch boi- Md Lt al! druggist*. Pricy 25 rU. Lpkoa — A’ thin *ea«» > >•> •••■igliH and C'dds are i'> > 1-Mndy sh- uhi have k 'ror.i ,1. i.n band. Ran < |» T-»lu U tin* »»:f v thing. . - ji;l f-4 rhMdr.*:> •■•take. < «irr tuf Ct4»uo, W h.«ip. »ug;i 1»'-!.-.'.••ll.Uut. (asttgli# On reading end filing tho petition, duly verified of James Hathaway, Administrator of Mid estate, Craying, for eeKaHi reasons therein set forth.that e uiay be lieunsed to sell certain Beal Ettate in aaid petition described. f..r the purpose of panur the deb*, of said decaned. Tlicrvui-on it is ordered that Mondar, the Slat day of March, A. !>. DC*,at ten o'clock A. M., be oM'gnod Jur the bearing of said petition, aud that the hrir* at law of said dcbrtuicd.endu!! Mbee pere-ius interested tn said reMta, are required to upj-ear al a «rst>iun of said Court.thcn to be btilden al tlrn Probsts Offies, in the Yalajre uf Jlasliuks, and show causc. jf any there be, why tbe praj <»r of the pethk-ner «bri>M not be granted. Audit is funbar ordered, that saui MbUanor glre net a- to Sbo (Perouns interested, la Bald rotate uf the pendency of said petition, and the hearing Uim-eof. bycauaiux a copy id Ibis order to be published tn the Uepobll-. an Banner, a news­ paper printed in said cuntv. of Barry for six suerMair# week*, iiainediatety prcv’ioM to Mid .-ay of bearing. fA tru# copyj s. C. PRINDLE. feblD Judge of Probate. BZEAT. . Market, which we ere prepared to sell- at a small ’ ’ advance from (DASffi and to bilious «tlncks. 1 was adriaed, by a fnead, I did so and found it to operate adtnirablr, remov­ ing tbe bile and arousing the liver to atiirity. I hare also used it as a FAMILY MEDICINE. J. S.GOOJTEAli Co DAN’L 8. DARLING, 102 NiumuSl, New York. A COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. All perMaa having tail against tbe Bate,- To Consnuiplivc*. .Wverliscr taring liptri ■ janWU . in HR. WINRL9W, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Aa oxpcri#uc#d Kurac aud Female Physician, pretenta to thaaqaatiQb at mother*, her SOOTHING SYRUP, For ChllflreM TeethiM*. of teething, MOFFAT’S LIE* FMJUNU EIIJKNBIHERN fr ri-E rif Mrt I CflN E N-have now b*n W Jl fore the public fora period of THIRTY YRS. and during that lime barn maintained a high character in almost every part of the Globe, tor their extraordlnaty and immediate power of res­ toring perfect health to person* suHeriiig undor nearly every kind of d.scaae fo whieh tbe human frame la liable. _ Tbe following are auungn- distrcuing vari­ ety of human tUaeaseaiu which tbo VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIGKE8 Old Picture* of Deceased friaMa aojacd aa good !' will go al any tima and ax vwhere. fas th# oouniy. to lake UknneaM# of th# RJek Or Dead, brio iaa viwrt of Pub;c Holding., or private K oSn up slasre, two doers sort of tba Hu lothsuudrrsigoed CotnmuMiooers.duly nppoMiied by the Probate Court tor. the county ol Barry, tinea House. who will meet for sneh nwrp<Me, st tbe house of Ohsubga, Nor. TM1. John.MUlbibcck, iu tlw ttntiiiiWji ofJtyodiaod, iu , said county,on Saturday, the fifteen lb dav of March I Jext. and.ou Saturday tbe Iweaiv-ejght day of| tree next, m>e thousand right tauu'droa a>d airtvtwo; at tbeboar of tea o'clock,;A.>L*lu< the I pcctivc days above uieatioued. SIX mouths from ft lift nd i u c. m rt.! of aS cfoinu Dated, January -0. [-C2. 3. W. MAYNARD- «a*R**laU. JOHN BOWLADEU, > (tonmlsHANFORD OTTO. | ’ which, ifnot And MiuMveto lust thrit sweet guitnr, ikftTtY -, ikistn my ter .' jtRMa— ;ta ■ Their enrw are found in every land — Amid ilwwtahi »»##•;-and Alria’saun ’heir wandrvn ■ wgte*-tkc*Bpr*,fifJ. I'roiioccd ,bj^agii?aij | lUAicblrs'-1 ilh *W^»wi*dr. They aresafe for ail—both old and young, Sine#1 DyepepeG. Heer I YHeeeee, Wits, rSyUefw ,kr It rllem - M Hie I? tbe >1nfiteteM««*LWfMKl»e 1 Put np iu 50cent nnd *1 Dottles each. liped having, claims against the estate of ABLE DRAPER, deceased Bra hereby oaitfitd and requeated to praetut tbe same for» ciiuiiuntjoii aud adjnatment to th# un<tertined Com.ui.«»loi>ere duly appointed by the Probate Court fur the county of Barry, wbo will meet for suoli purpose, al the bouie of Thomaj Black tn an. in the township of Ikrry, in said county, on Wednesday, the twenty-sixth day of March next, aud qn Saturday the sixteenth day ofAtigUst»ona Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro­ type; Mebiiirrolype; Sphereotype; thousand eight hundred aud sixty-two, al the hours of one o'clock P. M. ou each of tbe reapoctMirror Ambrotype; Neilngrapblc; ire days, sb«ne mentioned; aix months from the Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental serruiscuth day of February, insL, being the tima limited by the xuid Probate Court, for the final Ambrotype; imperial Am­ adjn*unei.t of all clausa against said aatatu. brotype; Relievo Am­ Dated. February l8,l^'-2. brotype; Double GEORGE W. WILLIAMS. I CbmAisfoblS W. C- A1KLN. | NOTICES When our children are out of aorta, w# give them . Rbapsb, if you need rithar or both of these moat excellent Remedies, inquire far'them at the storer, . if you do nut find them, take no other, bnt inclose COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. Ft oaf. |«rr bbl S PECIAL Ever shown hi this MU FOR 'roti T>:r n-.i-i:> <>ri CBWRlre, C»ra«. Juxi«etf:n. HMr»oNa, ^£XW.u^“iW«S<sr �1'1 ---------- II 1 I I'^IW NEWS GLUE u Family Naw “LOW PRICES geseW JKtyfc GREAT LNOTCEKlNTS *0 CLUBS -anmu»- UK. KOKKCKK WWXy» VGKWVBK GRANT & BPADDLING and Wuxre VlIA.8 IT WILL MEND WOOD. 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Is now receiving from New York and Boston, bis fell stock nf GROCERY, SALOON, jusno BOARDING-HOUSE CHARLES WIDDIFIKLD A CD.. •oLx raorairroan. Groceries! ! New Orleans, Muorovedo, & � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-26.pdf c8c41ca8451687e0178617a706831cbc PDF Text Text 'W«U.l'U, REPUBLICAN BANNER ■e— VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, 1862 ■LAWKS «f«4L intiiji’ gwintis Jlintterj. NO. 47. Th. hranMow that Wn ■ rwMlly ruutalw IwguD poHkrnufcta EuI.ipta.bl,pod futmtarff Cbstr.l the relief of the saflorara were ovarywbere in progress. Hundreds of tat il­ iac are left utterly destitute, without even a roof of their own to shelter them, In most places the dWarest communities have received butjittie Government aid, •d repair; the Bavarisa Gonarnment, Sfadlaaj. watch Adrfrlutr publishes a history of the proaaaa by which slavery was abolished in arm ua. GHIT A XPAULWNG, ROBINSON, ■AWN ALLEN, ealer in groceries, D jworUiaa., !£•f■k-.“4 IP r\EALBR in atl kinds of Family Grocerteo, RloOa and Wooden wars, and • gnoeeal •*- LJ ROBERT* A STRIKER, I'VE A LEKS In drags, mvdlelnw, (patent tnediAZ clees. palate, oils, tarpentin*, burning Said, W. PARKER, WHOLESALE and retail dealer I« Groceries v v and Proviatona. Pork, lard, Butler, and ai kinds of Produce bought and Mid, at bis “old K5APPEM & BCKROWS. TTOBNKTB sad COUNSELLORS AT LAW, andfideblr. Office. corner at M Kalamaioo. Michigan. two lost children ; a They bad gone for an ing in the fields and woods, and after filling their basket* started for home.— But the sky had become heavily over­ cast with clouds, sn that they cauldn’t bad wandered away from old beaten paths and familiar localities, the effort to reach their homes ere nightfall, proved a failure. With blank, pue face, and lips trembling from fear, the youngest, a boy looked up to his companion, as tho even­ ing shadows began to creep down among the»thick leaved branches of the trees, and said; F»‘Ofa, aiater Edie, are we lost F Edie did not reply, but the boy, saw the paleness of his own face reflected in hern. “This is the way I think.” She did not feel the coafidance which she sought to throw into her voice, but she was one year older than her brohter, an< must therefore act for both. She felt the flutter of his hand, as it clung to ber’s tightly. But the liule opening among tbo trees towards which she burriod, terminated at the end of an hundred yards, in a dense mans of underwood, through which she did not dare to go. “Are we lost sister,” again asked the other child. . “It can’t bo fur from home, Willy.— We will soon find our way out of the woods. ’ Don’t cry.” ' A sub, and then a wail of fear, cut the air. “Don’t cry I We will soon be SWSJBZEY A AIXBB. at home.” TTORNEYS AT LA vr and Solicitor* la Chan­ How bravely Edie tried to speak, even cery. Particular attention paid to Convey* ■actnir, the investigation of title* to Land while her own heart wu sinking. The ww - - «- -____ _______ —- *_ Will U. boy hid his face against her, weeping and shuddering. He had beard about child­ Office in the Court Home, Hastings, Mich. ren being lost in the woods, and terror overcame him. Half forgetting herself in pi tv for her H. WRIGHT. affrighted arid helpless brother, fed is grew ttorney and counsellor at law. strung and bravo, instead of weak and and Solicitor and Coan»cl)or tn Chancery.— Fertiealar attention paid to th* collection d cowardly. diins and monev promptly remitted. “Crying don’t do any good, Willy,” Office, with W. XV. Ralph Etq., Middleville, she spoke in a firm tone, and well never Horry County. Michigan. get home If we stand still." She moved back the way abe bad come DANIEL COOK, OSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and through the opening among the trees, Tax Agent, will attend to tba collection of bolding her little brother by the hand. debtsand all other bwdtirea pertaining to bit offire. “This is the way, I know it now.”— She spoke with more confidence than she had felt. Ckttie tracks were seen JACOB FERRIS, nnd she followed them down into deep Attorney, Conneelloc and Solicitor. ravines, nl»ng the hillsides, across nar­ IONIA. MICHIGAN. row clearings, and then into a dense wood where she lust them in tbo dark­ I. A. HOLBROOK, I TTORNEY and Connaelor ai Law, Solicitor I* ness of the coming night, and stood still trembling. “Willy’s cries broke out anew. Hu waa in despair. J. M. RUSSELL, “Hark!”said Edie. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Offiea in BessvU't The two children listened. »lore, State airaet. ____ “What did you bear, Edie V* The child’s voico was unnatural and JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and Survoon. Dwelling on Dread­ choking. way, near the Court Hanse. “Listen, that's a dog, Willy, that’s our Lyon. H. F. CHERRY, “1 don’t hoar any dog, Edie.” ’OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a “But idol. Come! This is tha way ! and Edie pulled Willy after her, through bitah and brier, hastening in the diree lion from which to the earn, had seemed to come tlte barking of the dog.' Their hands and facts were scratched and their Ac. AU basiaeaa attended to promptly and affi- clothes lorn—their limbs ached with faciantlr. Office No. 5, Noble's block. Battle Creek. A A J J. M. NEVINS, Fnblic, and Tax agent. To all, whether in the lowest or high- yourself to weak fears. In difficulty, in doubt, in danger, ever be on tho alert wlf.fdienrt uhieb uotU Dow lad aoaula. •d Edu, w.r. .boot rivlar war, wban Will, bld hUfaoa in Lr drwaa, and aba fall tie weight at bla bodj loanin, againat gain, you it must move forward-tbey may be just beyond. Pirture to your mind those two lost ciiiidren asleep in the val­ ley, while just over the next hill top io their homo—lights stream* from ovary inviting window, and If you are tempted bar, and it. tramora running alon, bar Iles across your way. It may fol utterance moved forward, drawing you to all you bare strlreu for tl him lagging, weary, and sore footed after her. It waa night now, moonless and star­ RxtoOXS WHT TH! U. S. GoTKXXUXXT less night, and very dark. But in a lit­ Ouokt TO Rkcogkizx Harn.—Because tle while the children came to a an open I Hayti la one of the best customers which road, cut with wagon tracks. They they took heart, and walked on more quick- in the congressional list of ©ur ootnmrr- “We shall soon be home now,” said brave, hopefni Edie. •‘But you don’t hear old Lyeu any more,” answered fearful, doubting little Will, “Maybe he isn’t barking, you know he don’t bark all the while." That was for Willy’s encouragement. His sugges­ tion had shaken her confidence. A weary half mile and then Willy would go no further. Fatigue and hope­ lessness had driven away the terrors with which darkness had at first oppress ed him. it was all in vain that Edie coaxed, persuaded, promised in stimula­ ted anger. He sat down off the road side at the lout of a ateembUl and would not i stir. “1 know it is just over the hill, Willy. Now du come along." “Yoc'vs kept saying that all the time” answered the boy fretfolly, and I dont believe it any more.” And yet Edie was right this time.— Home lay jutt beyond. One more ef­ fort—one more difficulty subdued—anotlier weary hill ascended, and they would be in their fathers honse. But Wily’s faith, hope, endurance, were all gone.— No argument could move him, and no dal relations with aeventy-fivs foreign States or Countries, Hayti occupies tbo twenty-Grat rank among our exports, and the twenty-fourth rank among our im­ ports. Because this expensive commerce be­ tween the two countries meat to thausands of operatives af all kinds. Because the capital of numbers of our merchants are invested in the trade, and in tho vcsels which carry the merchandise between the two countries. Because the Ilaytian trade is a grow­ ing trade, and by means of wise and statesman-like measures, it may be in­ creased to ton times It present amount Because it is the duty of every govern­ ment to encourage tha commercial rela­ tions with every ether country, in order to promote the welfare and prosperity of its own people. Because the principal European nations, seeing the importance of the Baytian trade and the negligence of the United Stoles Government, are now striving, by every means in their power, to divert a portion of It into a new channel; thereby inflicting a direct injury upon tho com­ merce of this country. Because, while the United States, ai suggestions revive his dead confidence ; considerable cost, maintains an embassy oven while Edie plead with him he went to Russia, our commercial relations to fast to sleep. Then it was that the sis Hayti are of far more importance than tor’s brave heart sunk down despairing­ those of that country, for while the form­ ly ; that her cheeks dry until now, re­ er, with Ito Immense population of seven­ flected the starlight from great falling ty millions of people, exports from this taara, that her sobs long hel d back Tor country no more than does Hayti, with Willy’s sake, shook themselves free wd its three quarter* of a million, yet our went forth in dissonant moans upon air. Bitting’down upon the rued side with the woman’s instinctive devotion still ruling in her young breast, Edie drew the head of the unooasaioua broth- exports from flny ti exceed those from Russia by half a miUioc of dollars per wayside, in some gloomy valley, with tho goal for which they are sriving, over the next hill ofdifficulty, and jut ba vend in a brave, confident voice. •‘But I’m co tired,” moaned Willy, Fainting sojourners on the ways of life, If the dragging back, “and my foot hurts me never give up your confidence. night falls and tnepath is lost, still keep Walk onward, waivlly. “Hark I that’s it again! that’s ©ur a brave heart. because of the darkness, yet ever onward Lyon.” “1 don’t hear any dog answered little —the good you seek, or mayhap a high­ er or more permanent good is beyond— Willy." Tnua urged th© child kept on by the just beyond for all you know, nd about aide ofhis sister, until half across the rewarding your toilsome efforts. The field, but his chafed and smarting feet, world is not all wilderness. Night ever n. COOK, dpi Immediately be entered into Cat ad vantage of our merchan If in forest, press on in patience and courage —you will find the open clearing. If the mountain looks rugged end high, and you level plains and pleasant valleys. t7‘-Ws*re lest now,” sobbed Willy,— “Oh dear, oh dear, and be cried more disMMy. Government het officially reeognixed ev­ ery petty German potentate in Europe, and every petty republic io Central or South America, she 1mm with a great na­ tion, refused to extend the same courtesy with whom her merchants having daily relations. James Rsdpatr. Paotoamaers ron Rxcoqhtton.—It is w understood that Mason and Slide!’ vs made propositions in London and iris calculated to enlist the sympathies of religious people and of liberals. They offer as tbs ©sedition of recognition: hamox aMJTH Thus lined, feint boarfad little Witty on returning. . By acts passed at rarioua dates subae- quently, these privileges were further restricted, ta 1817, the law of 17W was re-affirmed, and all the Ftatutes on this subject reduced to a uniform system. The same again took plate in 182S, when the law took effect. One of its Motions reads: “Every person born within this State, whether white or colored, is free; every person who shall be hereafter born into this State, shall be free, and every person brought within this Stale as a slave, except as authorized shall be free," At various dates since then, amendments have been passed, carrying out the in­ tention of that most salutary statute. The following is the record ofCnoncc ticut: A revision of tbo lawa of Connecticut, giibliahed in 1784, shows that the late bad then taken emancipation ground in theory at least One act declaring who shall be freemen, makes no distinc­ tions of persons to age or color. But slaves were still held in the State. “An act coaceuing Indian, mulatto and negro servants and slaves," has tho following: “And whereas sound policy requires that the abolition of slavery should be effected as soon as may be consistent with the rights of individuals and tho public safe­ ty and welfare.” It was th^efore enact­ ed that no negro or mulatto child, born after the first day of March.1784, should should thereupon become free. Subse­ quently this age was reduced four years, and the right to emancipate at any age between twenty-five and forty-five was granted. Strenuous laws were also pas­ sed against tha foreign slave-trade. But the revised Constitution, adopted in 1821, allowed masters to bring their slaves with them Into the State for temporary residence. It deserves mention that the laws of Connecticut were much milder than in most of the othsr States. A slave was capabloof bolding property in the char­ acter of devisee and legatee. He could also sms bls master for immoderate chas­ the children wore lifted motives are away thia bird would ait cm its perch, until exhausted by hunger, it would fall into* the water an'd perish. The necessity for psrmsnmt bridges over the Rhine is Dow vehemently urged. The inundation has rendered the removal of the boat bridges imperatively neces­ sary, and the only method of crossing the stream now feasible, is by means of steamers. At Manheim, Carfsrnhe, and Coblentx, even at such minor places as Worms and Bingen, permanent bridges will, at once, be undertaken, and similar zeal to extend the aide lines ot the main railroad trunk now completed, is every­ where manifest The same spirit pre­ vails in other parts of Germany, and, in this point of view, the great inundation* of the present year, by Improving upon the German people the absolute necessity of more complete internal improvements, and leading to the wider disbursement of capital among tho laboring classes, may eventually prove to have been a blessing rather than a calamity. A serventgirl one day fell Sfainst a hot stove in such a manner as to brand upon her arm the date which happened to be on the stove—1S59. A surgeon was sent for, ’who however, happened to be absent, and in bis place an aaststant came; but when he saw the date be shook his head, and said—“there fe no longer any help for this; it is altogether too old an injury.” w- A German writer, Boerne, com­ pares the different stages In the fives of women to milk, butter and cheese. “A f[irl," be says, “is like milk, a woman ike butter, and an old maid like cheese —all three may be excellent in their kind.’ Females of the New York fist kind, actresses, saloon concert girls, ate.,—havo appeared plentifully iu tbo legislative lobby at Albany, have captured gray, headed Senators and yautbiul members in their tolls, and nre likely to have It ail their own way. Female “lobbies” have long reigned at Washington, why not do so at Albany ? The day previous to tho engngo ment between the Cumberland and tho rebel steamers Merrimac, Chaplain Len­ hart of the former, who was drowned ngem ns loiiowa , i. is as ncur tny nea. cnly home from the old Cumberland as from any other place,” py Some editors neem still to enterteihand try to spread the delusion, that the Un|pn can bo reorganised on a firm of our products. the Georgia line. The surrounding basil, and yet retain the ditofyaninn? Because during the year ending June country is elevated, and in some parts element tlavtry. It can’t be done. As 20,1M0, our exporta to Hayti amounted commands so extended view, the Look­ well expect fire and gunpowder to come to 82,678.082, and onr import* from out Mountain Scenery in that locality be­ together without explosion.—NorUtamjh Hayti during the same period, to 82,062,­ ing somewhat noted. It is the depot 723; while, since those returns were for the greater part of the produce of compiled, our trade has considerably in­ East and Middle Tennessee, and is also a “Unconditional Surrender,” was the creased. manufacturing place. Ito strategic prom answer of Commodore Foote at Fort Because no specially favorable com­ inenee, aside from the eligibility of its Henry, and of Gau. Grant at Fort Donmerce can be made with Hayti until she elson. So it will be everywhere, “No compromise with traitors.” p-owners. still again crying sadly. “Our house is just beyond tho bill, over the field, Willy. I heard Lyon.— now do come along. It’s getting so dark that we’ll be lost if we do not hur- The law for gradually abolishing slav­ ery in New York was passed in 1709.— Its main feature was that “any child born of a alave in this State, after the fourth day of July next, shall be deemed end adjudged to be burn free,” males, hoewever, being servants until tbs age of twenty-eight, and females until the age of tweoty-five years, unless owners should see fit to abandon their rights. By an act passed two years afterwards, the provisions of the emancipation law were re-affirmed; and a prohibition was Imposed on the sale of negroes out of the State. Non residents might still travel in the State with their slaves, and cilfaenk might take them to other Stales, If going on a visit, bringing them back annum. Because while the United Stales main­ tains diplomatic relations with Sweden and Norway, her commerce with Hayti taee down upon bis, wept herself into is much more extensive, for. with her tisement, as in the case of an apprentice. oblivion. small population, Hayti purchases from The cumber of slaves gradually dimin­ Yet, just beyond, home awaited them. this country a million and a quarter of ished until 1348, when on act was passed One mure efiort, and its gleaming win­ dolara’ worth of goods more than those that no person should thereafter be held dows would have gladdened their eyas. two countries, although the> hive to slavery in tho State; while another And for the lack of this they wont to near five and a half millions of people. clausa prohibited ths Introduction of any sleep, as lost children out in tho cold Because while the United States main bondman within its limits. tains the same relations with Turkey, our Imports are just double those which wo Chstunoofn not signify—a neighbor returning late receive from that country. that way found them on the roadside and Because while tha U. 8. Government bore them home, when their osnsosawoke has spent enormous sums In attemptlug South bank of the Tennessee River, which found them selves in safety. to open up commercial relations with Just beyond! Ah, how many, like Japan, Htai, at an infinitely leae cost, stream is at this season navigable that far these children, sit down despairing on the takes morphan twenty times the value up. The place occupies a position in the a wide field stretching beyond. “It’s only a little way now.” said Edie Particular I. c. r»nrDi.», T.DSI OF FPOUTI, X.urr F.MU. C«» J arU U»d Will b. ta.U U DAJTIXL XTRIKER, lay, sad yet ne hu­ e fa sight. Tlaahild eo. The flood camo first in the night, and bad it not been for tho exertions of a force of 800 men who hurried to the some from the surrounding country, tho sluice in question would hare been broken and the adjacent region devastated. Tha famous “hunt” en the bonks of the Rhine has been almost entirely ruined, The hares it contained were caught in hun­ dreds on the dam near by, and great numbers drowned. Very many deer, also, surprised by the sudden overflow, were lost. . Some were taken alive while struggling in the water, and a few suc­ ceeded in swimming sreoaa the Rhine.— Even phoasants were drowned, so says n letter from Frankfort; the pheasant is m comparatively slow and stupid bird, whim seeks its food dose nt hand and seldom remains long on tho trees.— When the flood came, insteed of flying relation among ala see. taoffdL The moral of all statutory from Nashville by rail l&Q nulna. and from Memphis 300 miles, kisoonnectsd with Knoxville by the East Tsnnes••e and Georgia Railroad, 110 miles long, and comamaieatos wKh Atlanta, {Savannah, Charleston, &«., by the West­ ern and Atlantic Railroad, owned and controlled by the Stats of Georgia.— Thus the fedllties for tho Mnceutration and movements of troops and munitions of war are exceedingly good at thia Naw Mcsxcial Skxsation.—Ullman, the untiring-Impresario, is on his way to Berlin to make final arrangements with Madam Bistori far her appearance in this country In October next, as prima donna in tho Italian opera. Tna CuMKOtLANp.—It is the genera! Im. preasioa that th© Cumberland am be raised, and as soon as Norfolk is taken she will be removed to the Navy Yard there and repaired, She lies in about fifty feet ©f water, careened over toward* A Strict 8tmvxn.LAjrcR.—The govern­ troubled at one time to got hie quarter ment permit* ouly its ovm agents to go installment. Bo had called a number of dawn to Fortress Monroe. j£vaa new©, paper men, who find accaaaalmost every­ where, are excluded from the boat run­ ning between Baltimore and Old Point Comfort. Um nsooreariaa of life. • ‘Money !’ replied Miltern, whoa blind, maried a shrew The Duke of Buckingham called her fwl fed the aborted what oak* ibfe �■TSSRT!^ BiTOTncAi ram, OF The , nnddraed|-! royi MT th. Union IE! t.KTCs Ras-nr ocamcsT isr Gon,. a»n no ■ The Naw Tax BDl. Many have it u comjdeted. i:i Sti.’.e, they tl.e Otic citizens and co-openiled with them the merits of the Tax Bill, which Congress "htt bren soloffg in perfecting, until In a majority, in al- c IwnJM, Wee. 4MrWfr, PeMri>- SSutKri >n th* Mkhlpw Central RaiP country bigtoft tatedto receive South«e« ww^roSpwwuttodw-reeetreHouth- Kfitidc SB'1^5 ’ min.; longitude 6? t)4vc wlifiVipcn arms received ail li has not been our purpose to discuss >d military du- !, in Fort Warren to-day. 140 majority. •*•xjjrls. of Masfc V^rrejgouroe, Ms if < From the commencement of the commendation. ' 4 I foo Segar is electeoto’Congress by 180 to liganthip nothing. FORWARD WITUOVT FXAR -AXfe WITH MAK}T JttAltfs.—Abraham Lincoln, , ' oral ant 'EWI tal!i< HauXg irf irnte, t‘n<wfcs oca course, Ftworr Unix aku with rtau rwosx. oo but- incas matters have been red thftniiittajritlO&b for 1 dAupJtAbB.So’si W1BKL fore drawn upon. earthly doubt of it^-dl wiH be T»*r Entrsaa... tifaht Experaa. It to asserted as a nrarajling nnininn we t.ltxjor M tnfcixndTle changes b^grgrgm. from tbo crude form of the bill will have taken pkea before it recomre'|hw law of the land. There are many thing* in the borne ttareaefvva nvMy^ttay - Itofo JL bill as first Introduced Into Congress that Up Woufdj’hul’y ape modified, or Strick- iniMlnlkln But it is not as to its merits that we desire to oail attention. But.tlnI<»a«r>o<'>H»r<irHM> retell applaud them for rendering "aid and comfort” to the practical euemjv They racy, true to the instincts of their,organ teaticn, are boslly engaged in fa^ify ing divide tiieir lima between-weak apologies tbe content* df tho bill, for the purpose for the rebrilioiiand aacoeeiess howl kboct l‘abotitio*ism,'' of influencing the April elections, in or­ der that, the rebel leaders may be encour­ aged by a cry of “reaction.” Men from ■ ttat They are not uJartriad clutch ihanbroat of the irtifart Republic 1 -Bqt tbo country, mid our own villagers who they are is an agony 0/ alarm lest tte have not the means of knowing to the loyal mon of the Northern States shall pervert tho war froiri Ita friie ob­ contrary, are daih informed that a heavy tex is to be collected in a few days, for the support of the war; that oxen and cows are to.bo tayo$l five, dollars each, and horses ten dollars, sheep twenty-five cents, raid Ollier things in proportion.— Nothing could bo fiirther from the truth. jects f? Does prejudice se blind them that they cannot see 1 or does disloyally so corrupt them that they eauhet foe! 1 case we cafinbt net In either with them without failing in duty to our country. Probably one half of the voters of this RxPVDLiexys— We can render efficient county will not pay directly a cent of service to our country only through owr tax under this bill, should it become a own organisation ! law. Land is not taxed under it; neither team toute nor farming utensils. Buggyiq carriages, watches, and pianocs are taxed, as also all tures and nearly everything the bliape of luturies. manufac­ wo buy In Newspaper meh are trebly, taxed.; firstly on the paper they muet use, secondly, five per cent of oil advertisements, charged or collected ; and, thirdly, the same as other people in the articles of daily cosumption. When the tax' bill becomes a law time we would cation all persons against believing the exaggerated and wlfifully Let us vigorously support-the National Administration. Our cordial and energetic support will tend to keep . them from going wrong and give rigor to their strenuous fcflbrte to crush the - rebellion, We must rally under our own flag ’— a flag that never floated oi^er. a traitor.— Who ever beard of a Republican traitor » agist for rebellion. We cannot leave infidelity to oar country. Why should we abandon our own for an organization |h«t has farntened from its own bosom all the rebelt in the ffeld, false statements of tits GoJ(|«U Circle Web*** die It baa been diaceuH-Ml if any-of the iuips of the great devil of insurrection dare to assert to the contrary come and examine the bill for themed vea.— The following arc the details of tbe battle at Newbertt: Cmu. Rowan was in command of the fleet of guuboata, and had sunken vesielR,'torpedoes and utbor rebel Obitrbctidns to overcome nud praw, but surgjounted all with but slight dam­ age to only Wpofhteiiiteeu vessels. Two brigs, three tdrks w>d nineteen schooners were sunk *by tho te6el< tho two rebel batteri're; tha Utter Were allebced. The sunkefi vesicls were passed and our flag hoisted over -batteries as our force went along. Tbls was on Saturday after­ ‘ * l-fkp.Ahn fro 19, kt Jart accounfa Die bombardment had continued taken. eight days, and it was thought the rebels NorfHk, ha city ofabout5,0Q0 popula­ tion, situated at the junction ofthe Neuse Qgbti Otlf revelry are atilLpursuing tbe flying rebels. Particulars cannot bo ob­ tained till to morrow morning. aad Trent Ki<rcr|. Jt.is a.port of. entry, and has had considerable trade iu £rain, • ■* Chlro, March 22. was, however, evscniU-d before our troops approached. Fort Macon was blown .up by the rebels, and tha rtaataer Nashville bnened. Ou the day General Burnside occupied Nvwbcrn, 1,600 rebel troopa were oq the road Between Goldsboro aud Newbern. miles below Newbern, Geneiaf Reno’s brigade , in the advance. Moat of the troops being so anxious tn land tjuvi nearly every regiment, jumped into tta water and waded ashore, and the whole division was landed in Ires thau two hours. After marching two utiles they found deserted rebel camps with fires burning, and hot rebel breakfasts untast­ exccutbd a flank uioycfoe^Candtbp order to charge bayonets was given. A h vpd to hand fight ensued of k ratal desperate character, when’our troups^dfbve fount out at the punt of tta 1-^1^ ohtahthem out of sigbL The retaffiPn.k pen session of a railroad train raid fled Irom Newbern, .bugpng. toe bridges, foe Wusblngfon Douce, sotue private dwell- Covmtttii Rm*. Vetnlt, Hareh St. UStl 1 D.C.BrOKXARP, 0. T. DsLANB, J. A. KERR J. J.ftt GLAIR lumber, turpentine, tar and nasal stores. The Noose Riw is aavigeble fur -eight months in the year. We presume Ast .the object of this movement is to reach Ouldaboro and command tbe railroad connection with North, Wilmington and the it is .about one hundred and twenty nxlwi/oam Raleigh. Some dis- RspflblieM Butr CentnJ Cocqnhtee. F. £, WOOl>,£e<iretM-y. Btraxgb Aonowa,—General McClel­ । lan in his recent flddrefs to his soldiers, , uses the following language : . 1 “In whatever direction 1 may tn ova, in;;s, and .a uvtmW. .“f wbifooy and turpcuUto distilleries.. Tbe slaves had com­ menced pHagtag fas hausre.’ Mt), worp K nurnber of Unionists were found in Iheaty, howevar strage my actions may appear to yepj ever bear in xiifld that my fate well, which probably hw a heavy arma-, is linked with yours, and that ail-1, do is to bring you where 1 know yoa wish to mcnt by this time. „ .~ be,-on re battle fitad.” ‘ IfthsGeaetaTs 'fatrange actions” <»«• Naw Yofo, March 24. bern.ien fortification' named Fort Barn­ Tho steamer VamferbWt is being con­ verted into an iron-clad maa <*f war, and ths'atsamsbip Ocean Qaeen will be couvertsd into an term rani. A letter from an engineer of the U. S. ;timie as Jong In in foe.firture tbe foUre :a» tayo AU whose aatnee are not already regv ;ti.me as they tf ye ; gtfbaa ..tered in tta townships where they now ’during ths past, a huy> purtfoa eff.hjp ©£ ths reside, should attend to foe matter *41’’'brave arpy wUl once,if they desire to vote at the approach­ ing elections. This can bo done with your Town Cterk’e office nd leave your ji -s’vin died Memphis OaUBaaked—General Smith's New Poaltiva. C. ‘ F. expense to obtfn.fttMn tha Auditor-Get}- ahipt. erars office, a perfect history of the fax ‘ •in'- _ v _ would not advance thbre lhan five ntilasj and eveu thdn tho wagota, would be teak lands of this county from its organization, which will be of great value In obtaining . rerfert of title. *“ many old lax titles against tend la fols nd jo this Stcsu'icxxr.—Ttf Grand Rapids i'a- Aww.-TUr. b.,. txen foairadtclory statoinauta, r^ardiog State Convention. to of any such incumbrance. The gentle- mcn above referred to will be prepared l»mWl be wdl for any owtang land in this couuty to know if.any TiMtJSrCTD.osTitB M>»xrtoa.—Auihas- old -ffibncoa ’ title is hanging over'them tOarmby them in Lhe future. The sooner the matter is attended to. the easier will be tbe cam- information hai . «Jy- • the Monitor, and that U the fyrrppr cfcooae. Wu fbMs bid rstW uusprlug-like eather for tbe last woek. lie variial The apced vxrrfy coldfit was cxiGEAjcJy unpleasant. half of ear h day. Boo w sb II nearly xor.. question to <>ne of lier EunnciA^i'ti1 t!U'>r' relative speed, and the ability <>f the Hernmac to run away front ths Man»to»rk he replied, uWa would tike to see hc-r- away ktoisls, is still nearly afoot deep in nttenipt it. She would tfi'cji be at ottf merry, and by follow ing ctoic in stake, we ctxiM ao«ih cripple, Htuit desteuy the woods. This must be tta post's ‘win­ ber rudder and propeller.*’ fields, and, si though wanting » f^»T*The New York Tribal says G15A tbe Mieiltnr is no n*w invention of Mr. EricstuMl but that she is ths result of 2.5, years study towards an invuhierabib. During the Crinj.wu war Mc. Bttcsson proposed the Unlljiug uf A expressed himself very imrvh plresed-with the design, but declined to carry it into ex reel ion. Mr. Ericnmn fa at present so. busily engaged nn plans for a stnf tDDxe. f-.rinidable .vessel that, though sent lbs fruui Waahmgtun. be ius refioasd te j/3, even fur a single^. Jrfierson waa -an abtdititmisu JvfierMWi upon or.® bandied end fifty -rebels,- k»Wng Gnlnmbua, and Memphis taken, New Orleans is mdcfcncrtae, and must apeedi­ t. 'fin .. If fall. . three, wounding fhtfrjiad dRptttrfrig deven3 the cavalry thus renderitig hare du fWkpl titan tbeiv o»R cotire numbers. Cupt. EriCMoD himself says that the Mvrimnc would have been sunk by the. Monitor,but fi»r-a bk of red tape. Capt. tibe the winter wheat will; It is thought, Da^lgrwu, of tha Nnvy, issued orders prove a total loss, owing to the recant 1<4* M-•tutor to use iuuudstiuiia, Al Pesth tbe market, tbe wruughV.iron baljs Capt. Brk-saoa had have stiffened in consequence, both for furoiwed wp«W’b’ *ur lbc purpose of, smashing the. sidea of the Merrimac.— "a« kU»»,*~A cwr»t«.iHhu.<<Mi iRoanoke'HHHd ri'» that paper, • smy? ‘‘in -me ee-mromy of the Wise L " "• •-■.•> . ti- m*n but seven I’hign their nature.apcCm ag°U»<^ < «. «C five were- aUe. tn aeaeamliah it.” Tl..- WublnpoQ Officlfl, r««.J wd. ^uieXY' Erodqh.—^While the Demoeducated Northern mechanics, heavy shot might., burst a gun i Erica•mu. »hi<, inwnieJ U>u^ .«! ?bc k<m cf*** pripta ofAbis State are taborUighaad — “fanrrr ar therefore, mare wbout. it than xUpAift'j Uptoee tiMMfeir g.rty is twt piMbve- ry, retry Democratic GrmgreMMian, oeve OAfi. ^otes RfaiMt entmuRqtmg fbe «Ure fitatqi 1n g.Rilual , den in-the ebtorgo, Mracb 21. A«edid fiosn Cairo to tic JburaaZ 1 F«« niiMtetaigo was ordexqj into testfsa byGovernn^v*. . ... , -- v.. Iffihofl* drresed (j vi\- Mini vui ir lite locofiteo ^un bi statement ■not eM>thee Atari evident sensation. I i to aWttgft “ and J ~ '’tffrwegJta- fobnsonhad Ute wav'd i» srietenfejn itxtfraffil. of pjtfdoning all ppii Oneof thesedefe^fcas -retern to .— <**• ir will rat oeco foat the RraaMtfraaJ tjm lent (ffieaen to npwnt Me township, aM WV(tW ltic<6cq party) mbM make « strong ticket; and then, ir .fkeslr' tf-Mff the Unioa. .WtTMr st jindib-t- Notice 1 —The regiments 4- rB|,;L । -.p v x OMMT ‘Mountain Ga| ------ ------------------------14m U. li attMb g rnWitax Vw» cot,inis'.™ , rtwed over tv’warl of Utt Morrfrna* i. nut over; uf several days duration. Though aot re- era foe Wv mneerely bepe *b. dblk, w*Hy re?d. fa eomeout. Never did a. route - pre­ in a few days to examine titiea hi this- re­ spect. IIjs sugar makers Luus been busy, the nW- ArWim dbMr^rt badt, weahell carry tbe 8«to* ’ prints,*haUwhad orivcd aafely at. Naw.; n letter from This N only a speichnen of'the -kind t. Orleans, fitili later advices render hl :jj» n»hich soys;1 of tbe N. Y. d..ten»—16 ITovjzvar fitlte confidence may be had in I ty, had flawad.iDto wtiiays, up <ho bill•idea, over their Mimpnt^—nrnd ti,Thnmless ani: tmyiridfag. Tfo- Mm»*-waded sap flowing quite freely during tta last on ths strength of assertions in Key Wwt. Missouri mud. old tax titles there is no num but would Ths fact that a powerful army uoder tbs command of Gen. C. F. Smiti, bad The t«rt;a i»ur mr rnurv uunmsce, swck—, sooniipglr xnrinaurmounlcounty, noLon record, and the possibility sent obstacles • • ---------of getting a perfect statrset in this par- *ble •rain, vv w-are-pbstartes .snare Iremjnedly ra«t and *mre fc.Wbul'ht teOTfehtaM » (mil «— pereisJe-Aly overcome. An ocean of muff ‘lay objection to investing In real estate.— wbara, wbidi, without refrseaoe to gravi­ Tram ths Cimianstl CeaunsrtiaL linve refrained from mentioning It. Miny ■flxys.vH^'miMihg from — —- be-< camp, fore.they are brought to where they 'Um Io bi, on Un M>ire bnUnVAl.*' name at any time previous to the 5th of ylsauyss "Two delegates .next month. ____ _______________ " «wnty conventtojfa^f ( Popo from H Firtt, That tbo "HepuMiean party” can banner, Fentriiabic.. ffiac^fMfc Po»^, The Cairo dorrrepundent of ‘ihe New York Timet writes: . ,Thc entire ma^h -ofGan .nJ ter lingering to the lap of spring.* ' grape, eanttister and shell upon tlipru, uno ot the expedition, which fcns pcnehas never attempted, or -eceh proposed atop heavy rnu.ketey ftop) their lofautry, its great length. H*-On the 3d insl, writes a Wash­ Tta Second Brig.uk , eScnrismc foe t wrib. the slightest infringment of the rights'of tv firpt kfamebuaettf/ Fifty first New. ington correspondent, occurred the first any Slate la tha Union; sad, ucond. That lace bas inardied acroes Um oounlry from The Cartarc of Newbern. aud laU oouuul ot McClellan with his Toi\ Fl^y^ry *nd it has nsver furnished one traitor to U»e Ninth New JareeyrWetoif'wi them ou tta thireirer atd broken an important line It is gratifying to know since the evac­ of railroad noinntunieatian at Purdy, right,' and Gcnerif I'ark’s Diird Brig-.de uation of Mampsas, that Burnside is safe, Union. which is in ths Southern tier of Tennes­ the fiuhar4n law <.f MuClskan ns his With such a record for the ptut, there took a position in fropu The First see euunties. and that pe has not been idle. He was Before this time, un<|iies- representative. The nine Gvoorals faBrignda rore the tayptoffoe battle, and tionably, the Memphis -and- Chari<wton undoubtedly better posted in regard to need ho no fear for tbe/u/wrr. cured the dirtfuns of the forces Into tbe Twenty-fourth MhsRachuaeAts soon tad Cordially welcoming patriotic cititzaoa railroad,'which rues near tha Tennessee the army at Manassas than Mere our Major Bteveoson and Lieutenant Horton river, at Ftoreneo. Alabama, has been sepcrato corpt d'Armct lately appointed. Potomac Generals. It.appears that be of all parties, co-operatidg with them iu wounded, and'the Twenty -third Massa McClellan's substitute opposed jt,—they ‘broken, and railroad communication be­ was not marching upon the rear of Nor­ Ml proper ways to sustain tho Govern­ chuselte lost ■Lleutenm-Cofond- Merritt tween Generals Johnston and tJesurftgard insisted,—and the council brute up—not’ by a catinohbafi carrying a**y (flia.sfta ment — State or National ; beware of old folk as reported, but has moved in a prevented. Wo do not see bow the to meet again. ofhtsboffy. ThaTenlnCranntcttcdt vrere . fippearanecofa powerful army so far adpredaely opposite direction, adding New- effete and corrupt orgauizAtione control­ ordered to support the Twentv-sevenlb VHT" One of tbe must brtWhnt charge* hero <o tbe three other North Carolina, led by treasonable,or even ilouh(fnl\n&A. Mftssachubetto, which hud suffered ae- vaaced into the Mwny 'a can fail to have ever iiapnrtant oreeha. Gan. Smith is chces. In this crisis lie will best sustain vd«ty. ’ ‘ .. of the war was made a few days akco ■citire already in foot cssion of our army on .the unguarded flank uf Memphis, and near Fairfax Court House. Fourtreu ot Dre Third Brigade, wifo.tiie Swond, the country who bear# alofuhe Republi­ We would publish the bill entire but for iMrancratiu ■mnd'bv the £lrtvomnve*tt * invite tl-o nn uperirtnm of every loynl mau, sad let uyr soldiers baar -swh a repurt furan the “Town MeetiMpT,m>osttf.twiispire them will* Me-w real tor the Unton reuse on thn battle field.—MM< WMtA-. Comxunrco to his prbsnta p'staion, is aim i-ater advices from Wand No. 10 than those brought by the dispatch boat, arrivod atsi« this morulDg. Tbo position pretty brisk fightmg, bet tho rebels fled of the gunboats and mortars had nut noon in a panic, ana our flag waved over changed. Firing w*a kept up at Inter­ soother fart. Only one’Art was left to vals to prevent toe enemy from repairing be engaged and 'Nt&tert wduld bo.m the and strengthening their works. ffierCT ofour troops, tills Was Fort Lane, A vklratite oreurewi on Sunday Iasi but the rebels having one ugh ofthe boats between a battalion of the Fourth Hlinoi* offered little, If any, reeisiuncc, and fled. and a squodrun nf rebel revalrr near The rebels then’ fired a large number of Pittsburgh Landing, resisting in lbs de­ eeowa flfted' with rosttt aW turpentine, feat of th© latter with.rente loss. Four intending to final them down and- hurt Federate were wouudod.” not gunboats, but they got stuck find , t» fttrfress Monroe, Mardi 2^burnt swat forindriy. The gunhoMts The stvimicr Chanci'Uor Livingston then shelled the depot'an J track, bdt our troops had then ettased Mid a white Aag arrived from Hart eraslast nighti Intmadjntcly after the occupation of was rotated. Our havy did not Itfac a man. The operations on hind were brief­ Np* bern, an expedition to Beaufort was Thfi place ly ns follows; Our troops landed ‘12 started by Gen. Burnside. were in line, and engaged a twenty gun, battery of their left flank, who showered wifi record these two facta 1 ip election =.* head of this wdoinn. Smith «ad Loangstreat. The battle was fought witftia -four miles of WinehMter, fr..m 10| tins A. M. MtH daric. The tncmw numbered 15,000, our fiiroe not over 8.000. The enemy’s km is double noon, and night closed in. Sunday morning a heavy fog set. in, but lifted, when odr boats passed , up safely and -silCTfded®Wr|' Thompen with Its two henvy cohirfibtadB. Then Fort EHia, with nine guns, w.as captured, after fifth, Twenty-sixth and Twenty-third, with the Tenth Connecticut in reserve, riffon dfUnfim •la, and Demo. I Mteir country todpl guar. IntdlteenCc deh-ated at’ New York, March 19. ed. A breastwork, was only passed, the division bivou.scked for the night, apd early In the mppuBfi aklrmishing bcNotwiltataudiog all the slanders of gnti. F^stori brigade, comprising the MassschuseUs Tw^y-fourth, Twenty very birth of our organization bUtory bnmgbt rsr» anti- tfaaras There ^ere aboat 100 killed, and twice as many snore wounded. Our loss is probably not over IM> killed add woanded. The one and still has within its folds a monopoly been presistent and indignant frotn tb’e of our statement* in regard to its con­ which and ~g an ties’i of their sympathisers 1 Tax Bill printed i« foil at our office, and tents, we stall expect persons to Liucolu. such an orgraiiMtlon at this time without In the mean­ Dcmocwy concerning it under E*ruvi Our ranks do uot aven contain one apol- we stall lay a very lull summary of its pro­ visions before our readers. If foe Union be pre-, served at all, it must be, denco, by the administration of Abraham Fat cat tle.sheep^nd hogs bu tchered for tale pay a tax. » they have ostracised all who would not The traitorova. Golden Circle Democ­ meamer North. has been arrested who te sapposid to have Upn tfce ddfdti an example wiU be made of him. is not in tho bill that engages our pen at tills time. wneynu St. M*rj},'Ri4i*kM4^J KoufiiJ >- our forces. valing partisanship, er even of /ffiViJeting themselves of sympathy fcfer the It te not so nvidh what is in the bill as what o»r <e fl>0 ur^iw deed “kept rtiip'to the nms'lo of the Un- io«." eu out r ' reported capture of-Yancey, �TMi» ' sm : WAR! LIFE OTTERS, On High Trices, at th. FOR PGHIFYWff THE BLOOD. - m c.. «•. w o- a^Aftoa rm^at... >*«Wm to a»4 Wei-wfWTwws MtbwtteM.Sheh BteiiM, aui <11 kklaMKMta. ', / Otonsn, lud.. «fo Juu-.-W? i'Sat-txsii'iSLS Estate in sato petition deacrlbod * paying lhadebM eTffiid do Roberts &. Strik Off, itld -Gmu JW* __________________ _________ Il la a superior FAMILY MEDICINE, CU . jQen. b oto 8ev«nit ®f those ramJactuved stories have beeu circtdAted ex itHMrirwIy of late, u taken from tha M#niphi* paper?. Hbw tnueh relfonoe is placed »pon t^Mn by our txHumandara, or how Much better than pills, and mjicb easier to take. rfciirpn|<-,l^ r»lliu, OIK Cam- m Banner, a nnbli igaaad circulating i rr soeceniv* weeks i.^PIRNDL^ /*r they are hrftutmoad by thstn, It would Jm dlffiLull to state. ' formidable RTufdstyJtnius dbeiues Trask’s Magnetic-OtametR la ali uufailing rerne.dy.lfneaed in •s«hs«»n. Apply froely to tjtalliriuii and Chavl and vuvor with n fioniiel. matisfn. NnvrtBfm. InRanjntim) of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal affbctiuna. Sure Ej.«a, Burns, I’ilas, Wounds and Brnia»-«. Seo psrtphlet wRk age»4, sad areuad each tejtSuld by all druggists. Price 25 cl*. Trroat awb Lcnbs.—At thh season of the year when coyghs and ciikU aro IronblasMmo every fan ily should have • safe and certain renjedy on hir'd- Ranaoni’s.tlivp Syrup T< du is die very thing. It is not only pleasant fi>y cbildrev t<rtake, but is a certain cure fur Croup, Whoop­ ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs' and all uflbctiont of the Thn>»t wuJ Lung*. Bold hy nil Druggists. Prien 85 els. [novlS < months. | NOW ON HANB with ot»e of the LARGEST and Judge of Prubato. BEST Assortment# READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; afflicted with piles, accompanied with bleedthe last three years ; f used DRY GOODS!! & suna’ttmcmn set forth, urn be may be beansed to sell certain real eatate in said petiinmdescribed ------------- .v_ kbfa of Mte-de- DARLING’S REGULATOR j’yWisrjxv —. -- -- --------------- ol»k, in tbe fore | noon, be assigned for the brnrlug of tak! peti­ tion, and that tbeluMS »X law ofaaMltieceaaeifecd all other persons fattreated in ea!d mtate. are re SfEtl: UK 5 Heatings, aud ehow ennse, if xat there be, whv And now consider myself £n!iniy at femnw(teas ay n. aialofoe'.bwa tlw «mi. Roe. John Croa* writes, -'Brooklyn, March 15 16W. In the spring of 1858 I took a severe cold wbld) induced a violent fever. J tank two doses anch m • TK4, COTTO. SUGAR, SPICER, WNiR. PRUNES, FIGS, RAISIIB, CODFISH; zMjrzzrtrs K JMRJJttS UV£R BButRUTOS. We ales keep oc hand a good oaortmrnt of STATIONHR'Z, FEA a, FE^VtLB, IAB.3, rarin, W.T YKterts, 6tRw; it., 5u '' Upon our abekoa may be icand all of tbe MOST POPULAR Estate Of Charles C. Griffin. PJiOBA TBtlJtJJJtf.-BTirt&iW MipHJQA^, County of Barry, m. Al s aeaaiuu of the Frabate Cuur<for the Coun­ ty of Barry, hidden al tbe Probate OSce, in the village of fteetiaga. on Tuesday the Hth day of February, in lha year one Chuumnd eight hund­ red and alxty two; present, S. C. Pnndle. Judge ol Pr-ibale. dr^ssetr“*“*f ’f ,he elt*tc ct*r*?* c- anmadM* ang Aitag Mm jwtteon, *fo)r eoriftod uf Jumea Hnlhaway, Adlulni.tralor of Mid estate, Pr*5*“K- for. certain reasons Sb-rein solfort|>.lhal be taey be licensed to sell ecrtaiu Deal Estate in said petition dcsriibod, for tbe-purpwo of paving the deb), of Mid d.ecMeJ. Thereupon It li ordered lb»» Mondav, the Slat day of March, A D. je£w,ai unu aincfcA. >X., be assigned for the’ hearing of aald petition, and tbai the boira at tew of s»Wdennuad^adal! other peraont icter-,;«i in said C4l*to,,are required to appear at a swanfon of said Court, then to be hol­ der at the Probate OjSce, te.tba VllUga.uf Heal­ ings. and show cause, if snv there bo, whv the prayer of the |>ethlouev.sb*old not be granted. Aud it u further ordered, that said Mtituw give notice to the p.reon. toterratedf fn sold eetate. of tbe pen-lmey- Of arin petMon. and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of lids cyder to be pnbhehed in the n.-pn%Hc«i Ben.rr. a news­ paper printed in said enuntr, of Barry for six SSTCX?* •“ *" fever shown in this Market, which we are prepared to sail at a steal I c • ■•7/ "dyeDoe-frem ' Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: "February 2S. ISM.—In May last I bad a save re attack ofPUes which confined me to the house. I took one bot- DarlingS Life-Bitten, D. Westervelt, Esq., of South 6th, near Sth St., Willlamsburgh, L. /..writes: “August5, i860.— Raring been troubled with a difficulty in tbe Liver anj tdbUioua attacks, I waa advised”, by a fnend, lb‘?RLlNG,S LIVER HEGL-LATWl. FAMILY MEDICINE. ROBERTS A ar&lEEiHaSTMiQ* Maxoa 5, Ihfil. /. 8. BOODYKAR & Co When onrchildreiareoutof aorta, we give them a few dropa, and it rota them eR rigkrt. I find H meeu the general wants of the stomach and bow­ els when disordered.*’ Rxanca, if you need either of both of these most excellent Remedies.inquire for them at the store*; if y»» do not find them, teke no other, bMiaetew 6aMMISSIONE1TS NOTICE ■... j; ■ ■ um.il' NOTICES- To Column* PU>**» ’Rfe Advertiser Jia vjng, been restored by a very almoi* remedy bsrfaff striferrd several rcar* with a severe affrefiou. and that dread qIm se. flouumy-WmximM twmaka known to bis follow auffisr- thirrn«.C«aetr Topiori. Eabremtni, Vlcev*llon, Oorlcs nail Ksfollatlou or the Bunce. A treat v«it<4y uT team lure Lea r.^nliJ to ini vtrra directions, by mail or express, poat-pai< ’’ DAN’L S. DARLING, 102 Nassau Si., New York. ■» ka bOceat and fl Boule* each. r“—1“ *“ -« Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, PBOTOGRAFHIC GALLERY ng b»4ite <mwl m« hl twvwsHw, MM1 twated I try bn hwMU. •• Blurb tUM I am f« twtler ths 1 lW-.e» MM. artsrkwt I rb'.i,»ft*r■-;>!.!r.LllA^j.l.u- J.)KtA«. Jals* T. iWAtel rt el wrtu»f -T lm« teeti I did so and found It to operate admirably, retnaving tbe bite and arousing the lirer to acUrily. I It... »1.n —--- * * COMMISSION-KITS NOTICE. SPECIAL srtt-saraffijfti’-’ mrniuiwmm, o. r r.Ati%nt,w. n. nkawaMMll.ee, Cont, r.tver <*osnpl<rtnt. laroBmesm. r.eMje <X. ML <ib Jaiy.-USL and wasewfh-riycarat. I havetiad no atteek since.** A|lj‘£8£;‘i'>’>;^"ias“^*« ■eairM* eqs*!* U f-r Blew fawmle tler.nanncni.-~ ln,,ll?‘ !J’Ti0',,wr 4!‘u*11'”l A ha-l <l»a, J all ll« texMllee >r. «mjikrr. 1. itwlli torn com;-Ut»lj cnnrf >-jr June Rilrwet of A>i Otis Studley, Reg.. 12? East Mth Street, K. T„ writes: Aug- It, ItwO.—1 had a d'ffioulty with the Kidney complaint three rears, with constant pain in tbe email of my back. I bad used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until I usod . tOJKDJE^a'J IPWW3I tit Ctoktsi Extracts,. FOK TM£ ESPKOUL SKBEPIX OF TQM LADXMgive notice to the perMaa rotenated in aald estate, of the pendancy of said petition and the hearing thereof.-by CMdnt a cony of this order to be published in tbe "RnpuLUean Ban­ ner." a newspaper, printed and rircuteting in said county of Barry, for four so«ooMt»a weeks, immediately previous to said dav of bearing. SHERMAN C. PRINBLK. (A true copy.) marls Judge of Probate. liver rxocla tor It broke up my oold and fever at once. Previous to thia atteck, I bad boon troubled wilhdv»pcp«ia eeveral pootba: 1 bare Affi noUjtogbfH «nce." la fwrt, erernhieg ia th* Groaary Una, aaeh as wl|) be neo<ted for family use. Also a great variety of tbe DoMad aad repeated to prevent the name for exaaJmtiou snd adjoattnenf io tbe undersigned Onrniiiate'itrt duly apnoiwted b~ *u(fexirt fortbe county of Marry. *1 Htteh purpose, at lhe bou** of Ttaui in the tewenbip ot Many, io H Wedneedav, the iwenty-eisth da*> ■nd on Faturdav the siawienib dwr Cny on thwu.Nl eight hundred nnd aftt. „„------ -houra of cue v'daek I*. M. on eaeb of tho I'p'peeiive days,-above mentioned; six moot In fnwu Ibe •ereiTteeoth dey Of February, iuet.. betot the time limited bv the eaid Probate Court, for tha final adjustment of all daunt against said eetate. * Ihrterf. Fehruarv 18, ifeO. » (iliOHGK W. WILLIAMS, 1 (tewsete 1 febp. \V. C. AlflX j mwww Phtirfan. LIVER LIFE BITTERS, GROCERIES! $astinjs $rirt dsimtl. Wheat, per .Corn, * la a superior tonio aad diuretic; excellent in cases af iota of appetite, fiatnlenoy, female week- ggss&ssssssKsi sa of mi ihvim, Or FOR MECHANICAL A RD MHDICINAL PURPOSESjONLYJH This Ointment ban been be­ fore tliepuLHe over 20 y^ars,Rnd its con­ stantly increasing demand has established its reputati.Hi aa a superior Liniment In all cn«'S wbunt a snntfcing Mid relaxing remedy hi rHquirvd, pnrticiiiarly in liheu frEAltE TCRTBNT1NE ARD A1COHOL. MoUmw. Bond Thia, Tbo following is no extract from & J«V -ter written by -the pastor of a Baptise Church to the “Journnl and Messenger,” Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks wulunies tri favor of that warld tcnownej medicine— Mrs. Winslow’s Soorpiau Srnup gon Chii.dxkn Tutkixo ; “We see an advurtiaeraan^ in -vour columns of Mrs. Winslow’s Bcptbing Byrup. Now wo never Raid a word in favor of a patent rn^iipine before iu our life, but we f«il compelled to aay to your renders, that tlui u no hunwug— 117 have tried it, and know it to be all it cfernu. It is probably otic of the most successful medicines of the day, beamsit is one of the best. And those of your renders who have 'have babies can’t du .better than to lay in a supply." DARUiraw urn bittebs WpkeM*. Ban>lu( Plaid, All peraotM baring eteitae against the Krtate'/ J. HWe, . decev-ed, are hereby notify axul requeu <1 to prem-ut tne ratr-c for craxolnatlob and udjuaiunmi io the qo-itj-slrtiad CumB)isajanBr*,duli- apppiatid by Jho Hrobate Court'for The courrtv dj* Jlaffy, who will meet for such pistpOsa, at the bouse of John DMliubcck.u>Die towuebip of Woodimjd j0 •aid county,on Saturday, the fifteenth dsr ofMarck Bart, and on Saturday the tweuty-elgbt day of Juaenext. one tbouaand eight bmid^IaadMxtytwo, at the hour of ten a*«fock,U- M..,pn the rwpectivr flay* above nienHoueii. Six montha from the |:ith day of January, iuat, being the time hmugd by tbo Hon. ProbnU.Cnurt -for tbe to* J ohn itowuiDER. i <t-etSAXFORD OTTO, I 4^. Ue?SU । .. ii ■ AnohBUypv ; roit Ttic r.*wv or . CWnghe. <'«)««, lliHMenvn, flnar»«>e>a, tfrwnp. SrawhWs. iwcipUus t>u...k.>.,Ih.. e...lt.ti.r Vi^octta AmUru- tbeir extraordinary sod loimediate power of res­ toring perfect health to persona su Hering under nearly ovary kind of dteena to which the human frame to liable. The following are among tbe diitreuiog vari­ ety of human ducases in which Um W y pe* I ' VEGETABLE LIFE RfEDICIKES Are well known to be Infallible. acrid k.od, FLATULfiNCY. Loss or Arrama1 Risrracax, Haanacax. Rurteaaxsas, Itx-Tsxrxa Axxixrr, Laxaoca, and Mcuaxcuou.T, which are genera) symptomsuf Dyspepsia, Will vanish, as a natural conseguenee of its cure. , COrriVliNEM, by cleansing tbe whole length of the intestine* with a solvent process, (9*OLD FRIENDS BENTON HOUSE, LAJSTBIKTG- everriteilingsnofsnin MICH « TfMMnSa nf* Cam. Ilnolonlv relieres-Uochild from pain, butii ------ ttsSSssi's . —teww—f.—■ FEVERS of al) kinds, by restoring the blood to a leguijj pifedlnhon, through tho precess of reaptfUfon W«reireaMa,-gBa-fts IbWough solu­ tion of all in teat tail obstroetion in others. IN THE RX0KT PLACE. perrickV Caused Fills, THARTIC tatbo.werid. Med twenty year-* by 6* • and Wi#i Chblic wbtob.Wna spredfi l^rCwrtr, Jaras ITtad^l OMA,. n fMar .l., ir. j ■iUM ' TWOH, •V ;vOWte*Mrr frn. �TRI GK’SAT ©Still Jirtrlerj. STOMACH NATIONAL OFFICE*!. TXK CAJU3TXT. 1ITTI1S NEWS TO BE EXCELLEB Idalfreta than any Naw Tart “LOW PRICES AtUrniy G'-«*^.'-EDWjJU),'BATBR, Regulator Tbe Dbtmoit Wbxxlt Tbtbuwb is naw in its Thirteenth Year. It la a Larger, —INQUIRE OF— D1GSST1VE ORGANS. GBAM&SPAUDLING 'VXvc.as, ~B’\.XXtt» curt xvoX a AxcAvewvc \x>\u.e\\. wXXX. eurc oXX X\\x “Wka voXvteVv —WF STILL- ^9U»u —_ ______ -bataneXB AUSTIN BLAIR. HE.N BT T. BACK Bi OUR LINE OF TRADE; Come and See !! c>5 X\\x WcrX awi, 8o\iX\\t\xm XbAR, \OT XVXA^, WK. «vueYv xxttCCcA. aw avXkeke oj BXotAAcXv 'BkXXeYR, x»X\Ae\s ’\) Xdkexx va <\Aax\X\?u«.%, WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED ja.nmd.iee, K-i/lney Complaints, THE DETROIT ADVERTISER. FROM PROSPECTUS FOR 1S6X aa& aXX &««u» o') a wvm\Vav aaXwre. Tbb DaiLt Advkbtisxr has entered ita twentjf^tvfnth volume, being the oldest existing journal in the North-west, and haa been identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase ofthe comineroe, the industry and prosperity of the Pbnibsvlab State. 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Pow4w-i nd -8U; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-04-02.pdf f090e0aac7b8e1281509ece14b05eb29 PDF Text Text 'StjabliraB JJasutr, IS PURLUSKD KFKRT WEDNESDAY, REPUBLICAN BANNER SJisrtUaiti ^aitinn’ SwtnfM fhrrrtrrj. NO. 48. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1862 VOL. 6 .Mds. GRANT A SPAULDING, litU*XlW dL<dj Bround Na ln ho,bw i grey NovemUr night Ml. and t!i* vi|j through ths gate. “There you nseda’i Nine o’cluk; tbe fire covered with a? tern beak with me, you eUly boy. Go inould of brows cube* ; the cricket chirp- ta sod see Milly —I know that’s what you * ’ “ ---------* ’ nrWer. And Jamie—" “Well, Aunt Miriam.’’ mslodioosly from an innsr room. Still “I’ve ehanged my misd about that lit­ Mr* Fenner sat there mechanically plying I don’t believe you her knitting needles, vet uocoucious that tle Miily of yours. the kitten wee tricking about, and hope­ can find a prettier wife so settle tbe matter lessly enuuigbag her ball of homespun yarn—dumb and blind to everything but Bvarj day beneath a willow and an to her own thoughts. “But are you in earnest, aunt 1" “1 wonder, she began and then stop­ (JrelZmire: I am In * aad plight to “Never wan more so in Bly Ufa ped. “After all,’’ she in ontally r**um*d ahatf-hardwara, cutlery and stove*. 8ter* onodour “What has altered your convictions 1 tbe cold grey cloud of night and death. the next minute, “there can’t be any harm J*,“',l*’re Iwjood [h. ho_ “Partner’s wanted !" Why, doi In it <f I just slip on my hood and sbawl '“'"—Un mooumwul urn wUr. r«i My throat and go through tbe orchard path to Squire through tbe scale of being, to the brh with But remember not a word of this Brownell’s. Not that I’d go to—not a man. n>M^udU«mb.pUx«iiutmn Thur, MASON ALLBN th. .b™>oS bit of It; but I’d merely peep in at the adventure 1" TARA LEX IN GROCERIES, prorl.i.*., pro “You know bow to administer bribes. calls fur its mate in the shadows; clouds keepin* room window aa I pas*. I would oUatiou un JLz d. <«, Ci*h, butter, lard. pork, and grain al U th. hu,. ,j,u,n,o„ , in pairs are wedded at the gates of day ; like to *«• what sort of a face it was that Aunt Miriam,” said the youth gaily, as ■I) kind - Also tor* eandie*. rte . rtc. Store Id th. m«. the arms ,rths forest trees extend and bewitched Jamas so completely ! but be enfolded the eld lady in hi* arms and CalUoru a Block. Slate ilrwl. Uaatinga, Mich. th. ,m lh. fade racy ; and the proofs of the treason Jstnee must never be any the wiser gave taw yet a third kiss. «rp.<ri Through ths starless night she harried were articles which appeared In the Gothic of the woods, and dafles tbe temp­ •verj du.,1. or th. Within? U» for it." Knoxville Whig in May last, when Ten ­ EALER in at! kina* of Family Qrocoeise. est and time j love-tokens and phdgos of She pondered a second or two longer, —under tin: wind-tossed apple trees, and Sloot end Woodea wars, and a geaersl aa- red bricks of th« hearth had been swept > npaeee wav a member of the imperishable partnership float as invisibly as thought • ----- ■-*— *' -w — -’ P-tolc. until they shun* a* if carved in enral, and then rose hurriedly, rxttaguiebed th* can­ beneath the friendly shadows of bar own through tbe orchard white with Spring’s dle that stood in a shining brace candle porch, where Unde Peter's snores yet re­ the many longues of fl.,nc danced and sweet drift of life, . stick on tbe mantle, listened a moment sounded like muffled trumpets. •1“* *nd crackled among the gigantic “What makes you ao lais, wife!" de­ fike • band of elfinUpiritl Th* ROBERTS A STRIKER, dwelling and a guartl of seven men kept » 0F.A1XRS in dregs, medleinoa, .patent euidimanded a drowsy voice from the apart­ 1 subsequently became ’ aloes. palate, oil*, terpentine, baniing laid, cricket tliat harbored somewhere in the ment, as she glided around, replacing me company. > ir« honor*. dya-»tuff». window-rla»*. putty, gvo chimney corner had commenced hie vo* ber bead, withdrew th* bolt from tbe so weak that I could not turn over in my , shalws and wrappers. MH**, •tatioaorr. and fancy articlea. Btot* in Pera, and Aunt Miriam Fenner's brisk kitchen dixw. and crept out into the star **Rew*r * Btoek.” Hailing*. Mich. “I’ve been ns fast asleep as a dormouse, bed, and the guard was increased to ।tag, sooner or later, to-day or tomorrow l«s* gloom of the bleak November knitting needle* *bime sod glanced in the I d<> believe—but 1 did think I beard the twelve men, for fear 1 should suddenly ,will t>e married onto it—“married unto night. firelight, as she sat there in an old fash recover and run away to Kentucky. Be- • W. PARKER, It was but a short distance under the dick of tbe bolt,” Dxara 1—E. JP. n^lor. HOLESALE and retail dealer In O recede* l.mwd cap border and spectacle*, look.nv IvaflMO branch** nf the gnarled old apple “It roust have been a kitten among tbe coming cenvaleecect in a meature, 1 was and Proviaion*. Hurk, fard. Butter, and ofetw/ a. pretty-*. Unde P*ur thought removed to my former place of confine­ Anol tin pans,’’ quoth Aunt Miriam—tbe near al kind* of f’rodnee bought and told, at hie “olda* she used to look in tbe days when tree* and into the turnpike road. Celd BloedeR. aland.** Miriam fella little conacitnc* stricken os rat approach to a fib she ever indulged in ment. One day 1 was visited by some b*-* came sparking, *nd was wont to cooConfederate officers, who remarked, Not very fer from Central New Jersey she lifted the wickotof Squire Brownell’s before or after. template the evolutions of her gleaming “ Brownlow, you should not be here. — I lived two vouRg lawyers, Arahy Brown And in subsequent Ufa, when the firm gate, and stole noiselessly up the chryean needles while he contemplated what it Take the oath of allegience to the Confed- and । Tom Hall. Both were fund of drop, tberoum bordnred walk ; eno could not conviction seized her, that James Arnett KNAPPEN X BURROWS. was best to say next! < erate Government, which will not only । ping in at Mr. Smith ’s of an evening, and help wondering what Eldar Oliver would had imparted her secret—In strict confi­ Nobody would have suspected Peter entitle you to a speed* release, but in- 1SMOdtag an hour or two with He only ttorneys a»d counsellors at law. say if ho were to become aware that eh*, dence of course—to his pretty wife, she Solicitor* in Cb»rr»ry. Tax and In*crane* of any auch romantic meditations, as he sure your protection, ’’ “Sir!" said I, । consoled herself by saying mentally : the sageet lady in tbe congregation, was Asset*. Bbdor** altesdsd to with promptoc** sat there sorting out seed corn and pack ■ndSdtlily. “Well, I don't care if be baa—for my “before 1 would lake the oath to support prowling about here like a thtaf ta th* such a bell-foreaken institution, I wenld 0®cc. corner of Mais and B«rdick Strv*ta. ages of blue beans on his round table, sod night. I shall always be glad of that peep Kai ainaino. Michigan. labeling them, with portentious delibera­ suffer myself ta rot or die with old age." folio Squire Brownell’s window." “it’s all tor James' sake,” said th* ven­ . -------J. C.Bcsscws. tion . So little do we know what is pass Why, my friends, these demagogues lows ; erable dame, under her breath, aa she ing tn one another's minds. actually boost that the Lord 1s upon their “ Do you think,Mery, you eould leave , SWF.EZEY A AIXEX. pushed aside tbe great sweet brier that rarabte 1’heru was * third person sitting in the side, and dedare that God Almighty is your father and mother," your pleasant bung over the panes, and peeped slyly TTORNKYR AT LA W and Solicitor* In Chanred hearth glow, however, a young man them in the furtherance of their borne here, with all Its ease end oociforts, There was once upon a time, a mon ateialing ' of almost twenty four years of age, with into tbe window, nefarious project. In Knoxville and sur­ Mrs. Brownell sat in the big arm chair who kept a store and sold goods whole- । ■tea. Ae Will b« happy <ferk brown hair to correspond, who rounding localities, a short time since, lion th* line of their profeuion amused himself by tantalizing Aunt Mi by the fire, her feet swathod * flannel ; sale ana retail. prayer meetings were held, where* And he became melancholy, because daily 1 riam's kitty with tbe gmid old lady's ball ‘the Squire was smoking a pipe over a d«c*T*lht Coart Haa»e. Haatiojra. Mich. in the Almighty was beseeched to raise new borne, which it should be your joint of ya: n—the animal, like all the rest of ‘three day’s old newspaper; and before a customers were shy and some limes were ’Lincoln’s blockade, and to hurl dsstruoduty to beautify and make delightfill like her sex, becoming mure and more anx- 1pine table at the other end of the room, bad. And he said: Lot I am being ruined, tion against tbe Burnside expedition.— thisF svxxl a rosy eh*ekod girl, of perhaps 17. ' H. WRIGHT, i'»us for the wooly sphere the higher it • Their prayers were partly answered— Dropping her heed softly on his shoul­ and the sensation iv disagreeable. was held ! . " l the sleeves ol ber crimson merino drees ttorney *nd counsellor at law, And my ruin is tbe more painful to tbe blockade at Roaneke Island was most der, aba answered, "I think I could, ■nd Solicitor *nd Councilor In Cbanevry.—rolled up above a pair of exquisitely "bo you’ve realy made up your mind 1 eflectually raised; a reciprocal of their Archy." PwrttenUr attention p*M to lb* s*ll*0tieB tf * dimpled elbows, and ber hadns buried In bear, because it is alow In progress, even 1* get married. James—d<> stop teazing ' *l*im» and money promptly remitted. “Well,” said he, ta a changed tone, and as water doth gradually become hotter sacrilege divinely tendered. Offie*. with W. W. Ralph E»q.. MlddleviUa, that kilter.!” slid the old lady with a con— a 1 wooden tray of flower—engaged in Gentlemen, 1 am no Abolitionist; J straightening himself up, “there’s Tom Barry Comity, Michigan. trssted voice. I fact, in the operation wbieh housekeepers in tbe pot wherein tbe lobster boilelb, applaud no sectional doctriines; 1 am a Hall is going west, and wants a wile.— call ‘‘xetting a sponge." So much at until the crustsceoue creature shaketh out es, Aunt Miriam ; it isn’t good for 1 Southern man, and all my relatives and HI just mention it to him." DANIEL COOK, men to be alone, you know." Ihome did she seem in the culinary art, his soul in anguish. CRTICE OF THE PE ACE. Georral Land and Lo! it is better to be ruined quickly interests are thoroughly identified with that Aunt Miriam said to herself very There was * silence again. James ' T*» Asset, will aiimd to the eoltecUon of the South and Southern institutions. I For a Nxw Mofttom to ax Built.— decidedly, “7%i« cam be the city visitor, ।than to endure this slow torture. d«bta*a<iall od>»r perteinii.glohUolJ'to. AfDctt wound and wound his yarn very ' I will give my money to the poor num was bom in the Old Dominion, my pa Onice is Goodyear’* Mock, up stair*. I wonder where she is F when her doubts unnecussarily . Undo Peter eyed bis —even the poorest, which is be who rents were born ta Virginia, and they Assistant Secretary of the Navy, is now were all dispelled by Mr* Brownell ’ s seed p<>ase thoughtfully, and Mrs."Fenner > and their antecedents were all slavchold JACOB FERRIS, printeth newspapers, and I will shut up in that city, to look after important in­ knit encngeticaly on, with parsed-up lips voice; ere. Let me assure you that tbe South ‘•Millicent,! wish yon would write out ]shop, and wrap myself in the sackcloth terests connected with his department. Attorney, Connacllor and Solicitor. and a scarcely preceptibls shrug of the . bus suffered Infringement upon her tn­ th* receipt for that cake you made for of desolation, and pass my days in pur­ Wo are Informed that among the objects IONIA, MICHIGAN. i stitutione ; the slavery question was ao ­ shoulders. tea—1 dan’l aeo where y«»«i learnod to be lieus of broken banks.curaing the hardness of bis visit is the immediate construction “Aunt Miriam, I wish you could see , tually do pretext for this unholy, tmof the times, and rending my garments. •o bandy about th* bouse 1 ” I. A. HOLBROOK, Millicent," said the young man after ■ Twelve Senators And the bowlings of some shall be aaj righteous conflict. ■ “Wby.grsomma."said tbeyoung isdy ATTORNEY aud Connaelorat Law, Solicitor io from the Colton Sales, who had sworn to _ Chancery, Ganeral Land and^Tax Agent.— pause, , g*Uy, "you seem to forget that my moth­ the dulcet sounds of dulcimers, and they liminsry arrangements to that end have ‘1 can’t say that I have any desire to preserve inviolate the Constitution framed who blow flutes and iustrumente of mu ­ er was educated under your o^u. She been made with Captain Ericsson. Tbe see your city young ladies, James ” said by our forefathers, plotted treason at । does not think French and music Is tbe sic, compared to the din I will make in batteries are to bo made with all possible V J. M. RUSSELL. Aunt Miriam coldly; “They are too night—a tit time for such a crime—and Now eafsoftbe wicked—even In tbe ears of dispatch. HYSICIAN >u><* Snrgesn. OBee in RimmU’i fine spun for an old woman like roe.— only tiling a gfti need* to learn. telegraphed to their States dispatches ad­ de you pul those Blocking* down—I’ll the bank directors. • tor,-. State »:reet. _____ W hile hands and piano playin’ may be And even as he said, so did he; for he vising them to pees ordinances of seces­ see that they are all mended bye and very grand—1 daresay it ta—but it "don't Quite a sensation was created last sion. Yes, gentlemen, twelve Senators join ROBERTS, ‘ bye.” was not like other sons of men who are HYSICIAN and Sergeae. DWolltagos Bread- suit my taste. swore allegiance in the day time, and Sunday in some of the Episcopal churches , Aunt Minom turned away from the foolish and know it not, and say they will "But, Aunty, I’m sure you would iikn unswore it at night. A short time since in Washington and Georgetown by the । window more bewildered than ever, but do ao and so, performing afterwards that her. Cuiue. Dow. do be reasonable and ■ 1 was called upon by a little Jew, who, I withdrawal of part nf the congregation , with a very satisfactory feeling stirring which is contrary. H. P. CHERRY, go over l<> Squire Brownell's with me to believe, is the Secretary of War of the For tbe sons of men are fickle, and be OTARY PUBLIC and Conv*y*ne*r. will. • . under the heap <>t prejudice that bad U-n.l to .11 Mi*.**** cotrurted to bin with night. She is spending a week at ber filtaa ber kind old heart. If thio were that is born of a woman doth spite bls , bogus Confederacy. He threatened to land, rendering thanks to Divine Provigrandfathers, and she would be so grati prompt”** and fidelity Rwid.nee, JohD.to»n. tbe much talked of Millicent, thing* fare by diminishing the length of tbe nose long me, and I expected no more mercy donee for the progress of the Unkm arms. - ••onrt, Mick. Blanks k«pt always <m h*»d | from him than was shown by his^Jilusfied to see you." . . might uol be an bed alter all. And thereof. Many of the families who took part in ‘Tliank you. I ain’t curious on the sub trious prodeceeaors towards Jesus Christ. And Io! tbe printer—even he who did Milly worked away at ber sponge, the L. D. UTEWART, ject.” responded Aunt Miriam primly. 1 Mitered into long correspondence with these disgraceful aeenaa have heads m Solicitor publish newspaper*—was made glad by j merry smite* dimpling her face, like sun •‘Only 1 heard Mis’ Brownell bad a bad this specimen ofeupiring humanity, but the Government service. tbe bounty of him who sold wholesale . shine on a bed of r«»*cs, utterly unoonstrokd of the rheumatrz, and I don’t see from mercy or fogetfulne*s,on their part I . ecious of the audience of “one" who was and and retail; -and he did sound his how she can get along and wait on her was permitted to depart with al! my doc­ One of th® saddest things about now contemplating an effectual re­ praise*, sod he did blow tbe trumpet of MichicBii. new tangled darter!" • ument* in my little valise, whieh I hope human nature ta. that a man may guide fame respecting the man’s dealings, from to publish at no distant dsy. Gentle­ others ta the path oflife without walking . NEVINS, can’t understand why you are ao treat. Bot the adventures of the night were। the rising of the sun to tbe going down nrejudiced against peer Millicent, Aunt men, when I started on my perilous in It himaelf; that ha may be pilot and not yet at a close. As Aunt Miriam thereof journey, I was sore digressed in miod, Miriam.” said the young man earnestly. And bo— even the printer of paper* f;roped b*r way toward tbe path, tamentaad exceedingly so in body. But the —I won’t disguise from you the fact that — did msgntfy and enlarge upon tbe stock it makes me very unhappy to think ol I ng the pitchy darkness of tbe night, and moment my eyes enoountered the pickets —Tenacity of purpose is tbe indis­ the crackling of the crisped leaves aa of goods which the trader had in hie store, of the Federal army my depression de­ marry ing without tbe approval of cn* county orriozxa. pensable condition of success in what­ not vary elastic feet shuffled through and did publish the variety, and newness, creased and returning health seemed sud­ who has, been a mother to me, and ever you undertake. You must leant to them, every pulse in ber frame came to and the cheapness thereof, till the people denly to invigorate my physical constitu ­ C. C. PRINDLE, hold ou. a euddeti pause of terror, as a pair of —yea! ell of them, fer and near, were JUDGE OF PRQBATK, Js‘"±T7„P“k^’ G" , ‘And yet you’re determined to go tion *r*l Land and Tas Ax»atbtJ0Bn? I your own gait: that’s the plain English muscular arms were thrown around ber, amazed. Gentlemen, saceesioa is played out— And said Lo! this man bad gathered and a • moustache came in contact with of it, Jamessaid Aunt Miriam. “Well the dog is deed— the child is born, and ber check ; «8uch a kioe—Aust Miriam from tbe East and West, costly merchan­ crooked his name Is Jeff. Davis, jr. I suppose you can do without my con­ dise and wares of wonderous value—even sent ; you’ll never get it any bow •" Andi couldn’t remember the like since tbe days DANIEL STRIKER My throat distreesrs me to Buch an she poked the fire vigorously, aa the old [ when 1’etor Fenner came sparking tbe the workmanship of cutrafag artificers, extent that I must decline further remarks village beauty. In vain she struggled and we knew it not. d<»ck began to strike. ’ this eventag, but shall make my self hoard —The proper arms for rebel priva­ Go to then. We will lay cot our breathlessly to escape—whoever the in­ ■ upon the next convenient occasion, which teersmen—Yard-arms. •'Seven o’clock," ejaculated James, dividual might be, be did not do things silver and our gold ta'dieve things which startinc np. “and I promised to be at tbe by bal »ee, and evidently had no disposi­ the printer printeth of end that whieb be . Post Office by this time. There’s to be doth publish is ours. For this man’s —Tbe worst kind ef tent for a soldier XG1STER OF DEEDS sod KW FubUc.J a meeting about the minister’s Thanks­ tion to relinquish tbe prize. “My darbug little Miily ! how did you merchandise is better than tbe bank notes to dwell Id—Discontent. giving donation party, you know, Unde Srsvawa' Guksoat Nauoatucx.—The of those that promise to pay and therein know I was coming to-night F Peter !—Bless me I did,nt imagine bow Then came soot her km before poor lie—even banks of dvwposit, whieh be­ Departure of Mr. Stevens’ gunboat, the late it wsa." Aunt Miriam could exclaim in stifled guile os of out money, and swindle os Naugatuck, baa been delayed several M. W. BMELDON, mixta re of mister-iee and miss-cries 1 And with a gay, parting nod to bis IOUNTT TREASURER- OBre ia tbs Ceert like sin. turn— aunt he disappeared. But tbe trader was sf11 sad. and said, "Jamw Arnott, are you crsxyl do let n * *°*xJ * “ ev,r Jin Rapa should be submitgoof ma, and behave like a senaible tbe mnucy that these people bring me JAMES A- RWEEKBY, ’ • ’ wBr nc 8 P*'ler; ‘’b°t • fta'?ss of the 100 pound rifled gun. will i give to tbe printer, and thus will tnZcooDMlnrhTchancry. before inrevening c>»mee to an end, he'll creature !“ The arms unclasped with elaesne do that whieh no man hath yet done in toeqeir* Brownell's WIGHTMAN & ROBINSON, itoT? fire had poured b XANVFACTURERS of tin, ahact-iron aed sop- in tUrnin, iM,, ,lDC< M. wee-war*. Deolersta Iree.eaU*.steel,gkws. «~«i ch^n.or,pS„a or, lMo am ii«Bbid. D W A Crt, A T P N jy- The Nsugatock h not Intended aa a mod HAMOI SMITH marry that gal, rings, dty —Children are the bolts and acrews fashion- and all.* sweetheart. □oil of the gun by aflhoEm it from the �RKKLY W8« •w stadd consider CHESTER. ' for a right smart time pari.' During tbe outpoata bey driving tho Winchester, V*., March 25. T^iy^'cnv a mile -and a ville • enemy con- rentnn V*-WlJ O'; R JOY |^»rii^rt*udiiig its many private__ On the 271Ii fyy. of February, jittt Our fare has been much better than x -We wrtfae VB rite’mrniber befisre wan a days Wore the meeting oftb* Dtm. inch'of the ___________ pcbtmri-s. Gen. _________ -r- woanded ta tbe arm by the members of tbit party, urging that, aw feWy w. <hu nunfem <to.WaH* nil Jackson bad been informed' by tbe iababitants that the town was duserted by rr»! Cufomitrce ImuHw “{frftite efreu- tar” fa Um> of tbu more proiaigcut rtiwi ch6*e fire UuioM troop, and be advsnoed to re<i«M, H^HibWe..., ■< «Kh «W3 ttw I ' ' '-Ur Ia,t. I «... <»1te1t. Gr-n. SWeMs’ forre slept on their arms Imnitedlutriy qr'ganiio’and prepAri'fb^tbfe ■ attacked with the fuvcr..4iML sent to the ftjtnrdxy night, and Srniday morning, «t coming campaign. The substance of this GMdral Hospital st Union Hutel, George stmrina,*JAete«on bring reinforead, Muck­ circular bax beeu publfabed in ueariy town, D. C., where J remained until the ed General Shields uaar Kearnstown, every Rcdublioin paper in' the 'State.— r10t|i -iifat, when 1 rejoined tho rq’impnt. three miles distant. Th» foamy's force ^iC fact'of the. exfetenee of such a cir­ Most bf the timc? being on duty there ■ consisted ofWOO of Asbbv's cavalry, 5, Wt-;. ensure‘rnreti inert cular having come to tho knowledge of and bohtioually among lhe sfok. 00Q hKsriry, niowpiaoaa W artillsry. With JVsa’, ft haa nuaed n Many very intcresthig. New Jorl, Suadsy, MtecbAO. ■ unfavoroble erUiofantL haalgnct seems Uastisn Th. refla­ to be, tf-eomln^j events rest owa beli>fe." to dffnjct some ted to meet st H» Coart Hcu»«. «n Friday, th® te bririffl>«»Beaufort; <lb AV st April *sxt. »» ‘»o tfckwk P. M.( for The pm boat Jfantevllle arrived this UisMTpm«af noaftnatfaf casfadxtm fobs sap•vtettag from Key West on tbe twsntyported at tbe earetof towasMp •l*aios. The Niagara, South Caroftnls, Mohawk Wrier Witch, Merlon, and • other vm Heavy firin^teaa beard et’tbe head 6f ths Mississippi paries, where some of our a poor soldiar s death is caused ■ **• ffg order efUiOxUoMu. '• Butfags, Jfxre* «. JfK- who went to Richmond a few w eeks since heavy fire of artillery .while the real attack full of admiration for tbaspiril display ed was directed on oqr.right.with the object by the rebels, aud n strong - spmpalhizer of flanking tt. Gen. Kimble commanded with their cause,has rorenUy returned iu on the right where tbe hs*riu*tafigbt1ng ■a different slate of mind.' Ho reports that «as done. The enetfay were strongly the feeling at Richmond fa one of utter posted In the woods and behind a stone 1depreswon and despair. Tbe leaders try- wall, and the. rebel hrtlHery was posted on eminences on both ridfes of their left wing. Dur whole artillery force was en­ and by boasts Of what they are going U» gaged. consisting of four batteries; of do but the people arc nut deceived, and twenty foSr pieces, in all. The mmet jy 'Ihu bombardmeut i»f island ^No, aud the prevalent impression was, to u«> raged fiiriunsly till ifiroe'cfclock. 10 hat, (or atme reason, been pretty tl. ■ firing beingdon’e chiefly by tbe 'artil­ our informanta own words, “that seces­ m»ch euspsxded. Only three sliells were sion was surrounded by a wall of fire, lery and .musketry, at a* range nf not Prisoners re­ I from whieh it is imposaiblc, id escape." port that'2000 negroes aro employed on I ll iaonly uecvssary, we think, to read the rebel journals, and uolice the desper­ the robe) batteries, that the enemy fa ate efforts made to draft mep Into the 15,000 9trc«g, thri their Joss thus far has military service, to be bo conrinckd of b«tn 05, and that tbdr encampments arc the truth of this representation.—A’itr now out'of of reach of our shells. Tliey lorJc Post. more than three or four hundred yards, and often tnnchlesx. : ■9 ' Tbe rebel infantry opposite our right throwm on Wednesday. bait In motKin.”' Union Behoof. The Winter Tenn af the U,toD Soto~l wiU <to»» “• Tuwfajr. <to } aancity of the -toylMp that suspreum* We etoeW. were engendered ‘that tlie *acrea dead iWriflformntion were might bo brought to life again, snd made to see il Utile more service under the stm. when Ottr informant left, so far advanced 'Spidre and shuveta were immediately ns to render ita, <j\H otrnplotinp by this brought Into' reqoiiiiinn; nod ‘speedily lime unJauUU. I>e which juU were exhumed, not tbe bodies of departe^L con federates, but tmiRbers of nice, ' ‘ mat* faat anted Gen. Lyon of bis justly carted oritow until the Bist Persons who design to be present at LybftS deeWon, \tr^rd thereto dj?' Cb?. it more pfaaaaat to lift so io the fatouoa Blair was mado without caUimr a council or esriy in tbe afternoon. A relrcttoti of dialogues, tableaux Ate.,- sMrtrty expect anything with singing by Um adtolsra will ba pre­ sented on Tteteday EraiU&g, aonMneticaig B. Ution is extended. The foregoing has been banded to iw fair publication, abd we desire here to add 1 . Chicago, March 2S. iyto. -An arrival frov Wand of arlilfory azinc for april is on oar table, and folly sustains tba farmer high reputation of the tbeir counsel and their ocrtaiona! presence. guilty wu nur own behalf, recent period. Wo plead «UrAs Ha only Wfouofcbs Ute Quarter. School we shall speak more at length al m«a* favored- of monthtiea; a future time; but may now ba permited “Tlifa inagaxiue bu nvl shared tiro un­ favorable influences which tbe war tats ifad upon literature generally. fTincetfa, je.r wi..jh« >0_000 to express a regret fur curse!vos aed many others, at tbe withdrawal nf Mita E. A. J.nrt, fem th. Primly 0-p.rt. . .. . ... mutMlb. domuflM. _ W. believe she will retire with tbe saltslac- tian of having done bar whole duty U> Ute T^fiysrafuiast* ‘The eonductnre of the ArdR'ito accept •be will take with ber the warmeet •ym- from one Paar. W. fl. Vmmmiax the ‘Great American itoraaTameP.O)* . He ing ton 28th. says; fGewral iJusoAe. ft) poa.faifHi of Col. Grcutel, tacked and drove out the suMfars and de­ this fam. m well a* the iraanimuu* rarAicl oftbepre** for throe months past, *a an assurance that lheir tnocnxlne has reached a point <»f e.vellenH* * hitn it has never before attained. They will nut. bow everr, pause in their efforts «n thia aceouul, but will conatatly «tr»ve loadvunce tkr stand­ ard id ready established. T«» thi» »i>d they will go on it> the same path which has lately bc«n followed, and through wbkh tbe Atlantic ha- bee* led to siteli C«wi*rnl ■cerptanov. Tbe same Urevshk fol and patriotic p.iliii<-.il papers, from th* l»csl pro*e writers, will e>>ntinu« t<» lend power nud dignity to its png«-s; ai.d favorite ph-ta will evolve from tbe ever itfiffttag pfcu«es nf our hittimial-aflhirw ‘th* Icx-onx of oMiotir. 'Die two great aerial features whfofa haw so firmly fixed ptibfio attcntion-i-Trofiitsor AgSMCx’s .popular , expositions of the scieiKt of Natural Ifta, lory. and James Unwell Uiwrll’s •Riglow ber. Still nt her features r-f cxtnuirdinary fatarcMi have been provided f.,r tftr fairth. Atl*mtic the tafat and freshest thought, upon all topics.” •JP < The Times thinks thnt the recent •ttrmwfa wf Giawrai ShiUds. at Winches, ter, is likely to be the Inst chance our . army will have for a brush with the reb­ els this aide the Galf Slates, as Jack..*’, forces are obviously only covering tho rptreat of their main army with a view tu» concentration on tte> parallel of Mem- J'Ws and Charleston. fort by Gen. Bnrmide aecrnjr' to bavo been premature. It is now reported that tbe pkteri wftblfcrt Macon, fa posswrion nf tba rebels, is, still while fto with a valuable cargo of cotton and naraF stores. - ■ oonvejad our Sfttth . Raiment tn 8H> Island, has reloaded to Jt'ortress Afonroa, . WasMngtoo K. Ferris, wffl ADJbe JTtb wbtah is o^p । VIUfmiMifa to “> ■< to ~toito,OJ. Curcw u> &e^oa .ml -u.1 orUmental trophies, a la Pillow *ud Ute Aiwpeopte- caotWumatM] gratift iug u> th. lovers uf Hterature. ’ tary of «H tewtim <■»!! gre*. tiutrh copies bare been added to it. c&eukrion. "J, ^.fc „ lliiM/ mtirt™, ,., For Sale! ; NWipef 33r 3Tt-iron, The following statement from ru-adera, as shniring the prosperity of i>ia New Advertisements. *TMrU«HStataQMt-tte,rHt offered a Atlantic. up to a very Ot the projects of the night that four rebel gunbogt* partly clad with railroad iron; had appeared below school, ’ fa sure tu betorns a “eel# bra ted Point Pleasant, but, u Gen. Pope’s bat­ horae lemur.” Well, Hastings his been teries extend almost in a continuous line blest during the past week with a vfait for fifteen miles, it ia not believed they el batteries very ueriftua. The ttary fa entirely ■U***d,««l men lave been kilted, usd captured1 xn-ters. flfe. 16 ■ tionable, was never more neglected by those whose bly be another Repubftean taskri in ap. wounded. . mionccd a. a panwao binpraphy of Gnl. Frank Bl.ira wr.uld iuvtf been unobjec­ duty It la to encourage by Wa b*>a hoard that rcsbf. tsbed by.the cgustintScall^duoer x>f other article is intermrth^g, and had .11 -been »n- Tua Art.am tv UuMutr.—Thi. mag Babcock, dwdgvktalri., Jebn Hougbtalin phies. Ouf losanot exceed one hun­ dred killed and about three hundred batter, in on article, the materials for wtdeb are farn- that in our opinion our Union School was mounted, it is supposed, wltfi ISSp'iund- In Ruttud. March Ud, HVLl>AR R, wif. of laurels in tbe following language: Capt. tbe dosing sessions of the School will find ers. The enemy oould bo seen colling item Tsnsrs. auny the tree*, and rapidly pushing for­ Horse taming seems to be reduced tn ward other means of defense. They a science nowa-dnys, and s'* simple Is the seem to have no ide* of evAouating at present. Wbkd reached the fleet last method, that every j.iscy that is to> iaxy ' Blair’s, even down tn tbe taking of camp Jnckvon ; even endeavoring to rob aur Ctadanati, March 30. nnw emerged from the woods and nttaught the science for one dollar n head, A special dispatch U> tbe Cincinnati tempted to cnj*ure Doans battery by a Indianapolis, aaya: and “took in” several dollars at thar.— charge. The first effort was nearly sue- Commrrtial, from lou see itdidu't lake long nor cost much ’ Gen. Buell has assumed command of ccssful, but die heavy discharge of grape compelled them to retire'fo donfosion.— are xaid,_Lo Lu confident of success.— A Seqpnd arid weaker attempt likewise in fifteen miles of Beauregard, at Corinth, Comfort* for Traveller*. Miasiarippi. ’ Should they, however, be compelled to failed, and tbe enemy fell’ back, with The Michigan Central Railroad Com “Morgan’s rebel envalry captured an. io “ Well, all this is only preliminary evneuate-tha-ptaos, they anticipate no' heavy loss, behind tho stone parapet. to a little lawsuit that came off <n» Satur­ didiculty in io ■ doing. Gen. Bragg is psny arc introduolng Into thrir posaewger other train an tbe Louisville «i>d Nwh ’ Gen? Tyler now ordered his brigade to coaches Ihrtton’a VentHlatiun, a*d admitvilla Railroad on Friday. Q»|. Curveu day. Mr. J. M. Russell brought suit for raid to have reinforced Islnsd No 10 with able conti vance for fanning the pass«trgere charge the enemy’s batteries on the left, Pope, of Kentucky, was lakno prisoner and a most deadly encounter followed.— trespass on the case, against said old lT»00 men, trad other reltilbrceRiente arc by farcing into tho car a gentle and ennTwice our men iirtHed under the storm, with « few other Federal ofltaere. The horse tamer and • Vid «tw h»ree tamer, tinunut current af pure air free from all still repeated. bitt in the third effort they routed the en­ looomotiveran into a ditch, and the cars particles of dost or cinder. Mr. Rutton to plaintiff';,- damage. &c., far the braising were destroyed. emy with tremendous slaughter. hnsbecn engaged for twenty years, exper­ fataad So. Id. of the head and spoiling of au aya of as Our lore in these struggles was heavy. St. Louis, March 31. imenting opon the warming end ventila From n gentleman just arrived from Out of300 men In thoSlth Pennsylvania, Dispatches received nt headquarters fine a little mare aa ever tenvried ,our ting of houses and cars, nod reem* to Island No. 10, we have a satisfactory ex­ 16 were filled and 83 woupded. Many say that on the night ofthe 2fllh, between stn^ta We didn’t bear tbe trtei, M wt bars arrived at the nephts ultra. in this planation of the apparent delay and isac officers were killed and wounded. The 5Q0 and 800 rebels attacked four Co’a. application. It would bo difficult to gid« can’t judge of the SweBrin’* but we tion of our force* in that quarter. One 2th and 8tb Ohio shared tho glory and State military at Hanunnsvill, Polk Co., on intelligible description of the apparat­ tbe losses, with tlie brave 84th Pen'oeyb and after a sharp fight they were defeated knew tbe mare was shamefully trriited, reason given fur th*.little yigor with us, but we can assert, after viewing its avhi^b the bombardjnem hat been4proscwith a loss of fifteen killed and a large and badly damaged, that she was under workings, that it thoroughly accomplishes euted for the past week or ten days is, Tbe etwmy’skiHcd and wounded strew­ number wounded. tbe design of the inventor. ,Fur winter, a that It,Is only Jcaired to keep tbe enemy ed the grohnd fiow.in profusion, and their , Tbe Federafajtad sever*! wounded but and we only know farther, <hat ata good heating apparatus is interposed to warm al No. 10 diverted. *hU* Gen. Grant left w'mg wo*’ utterly broken, and the nonekilted, the air and diffuse it more equally as It men and true, rendered a verdict of.“No strikes a blow somewhere on the Upper w.flTer'ng 9n weir side. The 4th T»i'(J)fag of iroporttmpe from Tennessee passes Into the ear. In Its exit, the 'fool cause ofaction.” Tennessee. In the meantime our forces and Mb V irginia regiments suffered most River. air Is conducted tfader'the floor from end arc no! idle. For several days they Tb^ fornier CM terribly decimated.— It is not expected active eperriioue will to end of tbe car, thereby warming the have been.busily employed in cutting a Several attempts to rai'y tbe right wing commence until tbe arrival of Buelfa T»« [uw»4. Tuw.—Our R.puU feet of the ter elfer.—Detroit Tribune. channel across the point just above tbe foiled, and to add to the confosion, Hie army, unless our force are attacked by lican friends in th« town of Brilimore 1bkmd, amd by tins lime it la thought the Irish Bottaliou.of^ on* hiuidred and Jifig Beauregard. ‘ are early in the field with their tMabU gunboats may by this means have pas­ . Nxw vse FOB G*avia.—when .pur.■ men. icien broughtforward and ordered,fp • information ba* baeu received At bead­ It is o«>mp<ised as follows: sed the HwriLfa'•’batteries of the Island' » at Jfy ujjfan the Union troops, refused, arid quarters that a dvtaoh'tieut of tbe First without «xposing ihamsdvcs to the -cne-; Bapervfecwi J. 8. Tuabury; Clerk. . Po- a rebel regiment immediately drove this low*, Cavalry, under Cagt. Thempmu), inf’* lire. rOwi«g to Ue rafiri .ca^*nf jsetta gidfent little Lund forward, but. could overtiM/k a guerilla baud uJder CoL Par- I Milo.L Williams; Treasurer ’ Matthew of the river the gun and mortar ,bo*te nut eumpcJ Uueip.to .discharge tbeir gun* kar, on the eight of the 28th. xbout ten Holmes • Jnatire, Gilbert Btriher; Sdwml have had great to contend withupon us. '. toifaa west Uf Warrensburg. Fifteen reb­ Inspectors, Eli D. Eriirn William G. i:i having to light down stream. •' t” coreaas ofthe oue hundred and els w«*a hilled and tt»c*ty-five taken ting:beldw the island they, will be able' . cnrvfoliy labelled, arid costaiuing f Squire; Comiuistiuner of Highways, rwards*ta*w*d.lbe.field. Mew prisoner*. ' to attack it from on unexpected quarter.• .pa^eltaromonsUM$M against disturbing v Robert B. Haya^j CoimtaWsp, Orris > rebels gave way dn,t|Mur left and »m bavcHriBiMf ‘— - tiio repose uf the dead, and viuiatij g 11 < ■head tip stream,' which will readily npprechtt ret tbfa In fact, the opening Hastings souri 11™ ubIicon, writing under date of pathles of this community, and afttecre Cairo, March 29, says that tho firing on desire, for. her future success in other Friday, at Islaqd No. 10, was quite heavy, the rebels opening from a new battery spheres of usefulness. can'force a pguage agency fn the coniest, te’strikingly after Beotus'o “solitary a»d atane I great cry ngamst it, fur th* purpose ot We have never favored n dissolution of the democratic party, but we did think the late Bfate GonreuUwi utterly uncal­ led fur, and have not yot changed oar mind. Its action, though wbqlly aririac tory to u«» was nut to many of the demo­ crat* who urged its call, and. as ouo of its consequents wu have tbuso calls fur n jepublicnu organisation." There is one noticTLle feature in It however, which willchallaugc from Newbern on th» 26th, ,-md Hatteftt M tba 28th. The Naabvine »• reported by tbe Tbe fight was kept up til noon, wfen a ”p^*te^ Ku, all left Key Weri; neglect 1n sending them to places where 'charge made by ths Ohio infantry, 1st ' tHrectlhgpublic attention somewhat, from erne jmd'cotfifbrt can be provided, they Michigan and Brat Virginia cavalry on also several gunbnats. An st took an New Orleans was nnuneatlic reccut exposure of tho secret put­ arelprpl iu camp too long, often until their right, drove them back half axnlle, when the enemy got their guna lnpu«id<h> terlly expected. tings of the K. G. Ci This Free Preu ataiuf dewing their laatbxcaUu ' 1 have ftgfiin ln a dense wood, 'flanked"by infant­ J’ffrt'Muuroe, March 29. cry Im been taken up by nearly every ■known runny to-die within a Wiry few ry, aud drove us beck. A riiort artillery On Friday evening the rebels threw a organ of ths C G. Ca. ta Ibis State, and hours after being received in the hospital. Vncngcment ensued, when Gen. Shields ball from oneol thv rifled mute at Sewall’s Ou Monday the. 17th, we amlMakcd ordered Col. Tyler to turn their left flank, Point, whieh ewe within three hundred is the principal' stock in trade of the street which wax executed by our troops, but brawlnas uf tlfat parly. •n board of'thc steamer VaudArbilt. not yarde-otthe skipping io the upper rued with eonsHerabTe loss. The Ann Arbor Argus, seems to Lc knowii^* tbe place of our deetinatluti.’— The enemy being protected by n stone tiie only Democratic paper thus for, that About 70,Oft) I understand fare in this led-jc, tbe B4tb Pqntiiyfrriffil and 13th. and this morning was tested in order to had ths honesty to admit that the organi­ expedition, under tbe command of deij. ihdhui.i charged thrir centre, and the fight test the carriage. Only ten shots were Wfecsmc general. We arrived hero tlw 20tb, zation of’Republicans is only a natural Hamilton. fired. The second shot was a splendid Col. Murry, of the 84th Pennsylvania, result of the strained .cflbrt of the Demo­ and dieembarked the 21st tut., and are richochct shot. After making three was killdd. cratic party lenders to engender polijeal encamped near the sRe of tbe late town Tho enemy retired slowly, bringing plunges and renewed flight it finally sunk •way off. nswr Sewall’s Point If the strife. Speaking of ths two recent circu­ of lUnipton, whose ruins remain a mon­ tbeir guns to bear at every opportunity. Our mcnrdsbedftnrnrfl vrith yelli, when Merrimac oould stand one ot these Linlars, the Argttir ttys that “except they ument showing the devastation of ^ar. a panic ensued among the enemy, and aro to our -knind vefy objectionable in Contrabands are io abundance boro our men followed and drove thlra until tone, and not remarkable far truth;' we and appear cheerful nnd happy. The dark, capturing thfee guns, threeealssona, (pn>Mry. , “There were euroe signa of activity see nothing hi them calling for special weather ip rather wet at'-present, *nd cou- muskets, equipments, &c., innumerable. towards Norfolk thia A. M. A steam denondotlon;” and U adds: sc^ucully chilly, which is very inconven­ Onr troops bivouacked on the field of tug entne down to Sewall'a Point, and battle. “And,bcuidcs,our coutcmjMM-iui should ient for our bivouock. You may expect the awoke from a large vmmI could be rcnicxober that, having advised and urged to bear of sofac sharp fighting, or snme seen above Craney Island, a propoller THE8EC0MD BATTLE. tbe calling aud-holding of a democratic fast running beftire many days, and may apparently. A gunboat also came down On Sunday mooting th. rebel, reconveutiun, even before the date of tbe ' ‘ within about three miles refit assured that the “Bull will Run" the •rived rciOforcmctita under Gen. Gar. NafauOrt \ow “secret” circular, they are estepped of Newport News, and after reconnoiter­ against complaining of tho republican ulbcr way thia time.. rett, amounting to five thousand men.— ing, apparently returned up the rivar.— The UnW forces .£14 not exceed ten leaders far sounding the alarm and calling Yuura bee. The present high wind and low water, thousand men, and with the exception of 'fur an organization of their party.- Had JxB.Il. Bhoavk. however, forbid all expectation of tbe about five hundred, were of Gen. Shields’ tho Democratic State Committee acted approach of the Merrimae until the storm Co. C 2d Regiment Michigan Volunteers. division exclusively. diSereully, the sov*ra cunjurentsof astme is over. At half past ten, the enemy matte * of ourdewoeratic frfanda would be boU Diicourajcment or the SoBth. 81. Louis, Sunday, March 30. feintw our left, commanded by Acting ter tinted; but havingtakou die iuiatory A French gentleman of distinction, Brigadier-Genera! Sullivan, opening a Tbe army correspondent of the Mis­ we must bide the urinral oonsequencos. the Detroit Auntber. TM» wff! greatly Increase Its popularity *th most readers. T OurkM,teS �DR. ROBICK'S ABTIC STOMACH IITTUI LIFE GTTERS, EisSKs thd ta taallh -an.,» DIGESTHE ORGANS. 'VXve.ae. 'B.vVw,** BT.«» En^U, „r th. 0 Jim Orel, dire abopt to be investigated by the Sen­ ate. SenaXbr Chandk r has a spy in the ■Circlii, rtid be asserts that a partwf their plan was t<» get their pfirn into the nrniv. Dm Senate were somewhat Warded when Mr. CfemNer said that he tad positive ■.-.uo^led^c that there are now in our army numbers of thewu conspirators. Some interesting developments are daily ex- tiJ1 COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. 1 persona having claims against the £lat, of Oarln C. Qnjf„, h*r?bjend reqnnl ' & wawination and adj us ' ni srnfned ■ . m j, ... *n*a Rev. J. C. Fletcher gavo us last evening, a brillinnl lecture on tho re­ ligion, customs and people of Bratfl,— Seldom tave wa relished nuy thing more than tho picture he laid before his audienee of that exuberant garden eftho taopics laden wit hit* strange variety nf fritita .and flowers, teeming with perpetual vast for tbe hand nf cnan. bar­ Sotwly that country must be tfie garden of the world, and if it» people hud tho etiterprise which moves this Yankee nation, A» relevant to this comparison the ttdverend gentleman sta­ ted that tik* best remedies employed there for the diseases to whieh they aresubject are invented and supplied to them by our own wdl known country, Dr. J. C; Ayer • of IxnreU; Mass., and that not the people • only but the-priesthood and the ourt of the Emperor down, have constant re - course ta aickneass tu. tlie remedies of this widely celebrated American Chemist.— [[ledger, Boston. 1 AdrartuwmcnL | DtPrussia \ akd ( Ca«»rp.—F*r throe . formidable auc* id dangerous ’ „ diseases Trucks MngneLiu Ointment * ' is unfailing reree• dy.if nsed hi sr*ajb. pply -freely u. *bc lliroa'C hriif I t over with a hot flnnnel. This Ointment ______________ has_____ been___ befire the public nver 20 years,atid itn con. manily increasing demand uatabliuhad its reputation ax a aupcrlor Liniment in nil ciunni where n •mrthmg and relaxing remedy h rt-qtrirtd, particularly in Rheu iiwtumi, Neurnlgul. Inilimiition . <if the Bouela and Kidneys.' Spinal affection*, Sore Eyes, Burna, Plica, Wuunds and Bruta-s. See pamphlet with agent, and arouad each bot­ tle. SmM by all drugghtts. Price 25 «-ta. Throat ax» Ltncos.— Al this iMs«n uftheyestr when txpigbs and c<44« nrc irotiblciu.iiic ever* Giluily «b<>wki ta'u m s.ifv mrd certain rctniily on hand. RatiwMn’s-Hive Sy rup;T*<lu is thr very thing. Il is not <>wly pliwunt fur children to take, but to a certain euro tar Crimp, Whta>pmg Cough, Dmncbiiis, Asthma. Coughs' and all nfivetjonx of thd Throat and Lungs Suh! Iiy all Drui’gisitit. Price 25 cts. [nor2j < Months.] Rustings |Jrirc (Enrrntt. Estate of Mhrtfo c, Parge. QTATE OF MICHIGAN. Bassy Cowt, as. ° .At ! ““'<•» “f ‘ta Probat* Court, for tbo county of Barer. Holden at tbe Probate 08ica In tha nllMsof naaUngt. on Tueada^'tbe Wib day ot March in the year of our Lord on* lliouaaud eight hundred and sixv-two : Tresent Hberman C. Prindle^udge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Martin C. Burge late of Barry in aaid oouuty, deccaard. Ou reading and filingtha petition, dulr rerifiad of Josiah Bum Executor of the last Will and Testament ofsaid deceiuicd praying for certain reaaou* therein ifet forth ‘that he may be licensed to *ell certain Real Estate iu said petition described for^the purpoaa of paying tho debts ofsaid doThcreupouH is ordered that Monday, the lUth day of May, Iiu2, at elereu o'clock, in the fore noon, ba assigned for tbe henring of said petition, and that the heirs al law of said deceased, and all Other persona inlenatod io oato estate, are requi­ red to appear st a aenion uf »ai<l Court, then lo be hold* al the Probate UHtoe in Hastings, and show cause.if any there be, why lbs prater of the petitioner should not be granted. And it Is further ordered that the petitioner give noUee to all parties iuterc»t»d. of the pen­ dency ofsaid |<etiti<>n. and the hearing thereof, by causing soapy of this not tec sod order to topubyfrhvd in the Republican Sanner, a public ucW^aper pnuU-d .1 Hastings and clreutatlng in said county of Berry, fur four successive weeks, immediately previous to wii! dav of hearing. (A true copy.; «. U PsBANDliE. manto Judge of Probate. <\\x& a.YY Yav- xxaXxvce. It is a superior GOODS DARUKQV MFB BITTERS WE ARE NOW with one of the HAND ON LARGEST and BEST Auucrttnents of rollon street. ing, the last three years ; I used DRY GOODS I I Dyapcpala and General Debility. ’ Hon. John Cross writes, -"Brooklyn, March 16 18S0. In the spring of IBM I took a severe cold which induced a violent fovsr- 1 took twe doses DAB LINO'8 UVBRRBGULA TOR It broke op my cold and fover st oace Previous to this attack, I bad been troubled with dyspepsia savenl months; I have fell nothing of it ^nce?’ Otis Studley. Estf.. IM BtstMth Street, N. Y.. writes: Aug. l«t I860.—I bad s difficulty with the Kidney complaint three years, with eoostant pain In the small of my back. I bsd used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until I used ’VXvc.se, ‘BvlXeta Mrs. C.Tebow, ll Christopher Street. N. ¥., writes : “Feb. W. 1340.—1 hare been subject to XJv "RoYia.ckV ^>XovAae\x 'BxXX.e.rs VAwxdu Ever shown ip this Market, which arc prepared to sell at a small "Dv. xxgax Darling’s Life Bitters, NEW YORK COSTS ^XoxxxavXx *WkXXc’c% PROB A TK ORD ER.-STATE OP MICHIGAN', Covxtt ar Bassy, sb. Ata seaaion of the Probate Court for the coun­ ty of Harer, boldcost the Probate Ofliee, in the Y>v. AkoWek'* villugs ij Hasting*, on Tuesday, the eleventh day uf March, in tho year one thousand eight hundred and aixty-twn. Present, Hberman C. Prindle, Judge of'Probate. k\xvu£ovaXe, X\xe> weak txvxtY In the matter of lha >-»tfrie of James Ransom, CtekYYxXaXtA. late of said Cotin tv, deceased. On roadieg and filing tta> i.eiitkra. duly verified of C. W. Taylor, (Administrator With tlie Will annexed,) of fc*id estate, pray ing for certain n*>- T5v. Ko\>aeV» »ua» therein set forth. tt>st hi mtr ba Hoansed to sell certain real estate iu said tw-titieadescribed fef rue purpose af paying ths d-.Lt* of «<id Ao ceased uud expctiar* uf admiui'tr&liim. CivYvc \xxcXuxxc\k.oY^ Thereupon it is ordered that Mmidar, the 23th <tay of Aprii, Intis, st ten o'etaek, in the fore nobn, be amyned for the bearing of sold peti­ tion. and that the heirs al law of «a«d drCntaetLaad all vtherperaoua interested in Mid estate, ere re quired to apca.-.at a are.ion ofsaid conrL then tn bt boltau at the Probate Oliiee. in the viltaa* •«* Heatings, and allow cause, if an.V tlicru be. why tbe pru; rr bl the petitioner slu'uld not to granted And it is further ordered that »aid Patit:wwr girs notice to the persons interested in said \xwvc\Vuv<5« "O* ariWik, estalr. of the pendancy ol said pctnion and the bearing t hr rent, br causing a cony, of this svVwnj, 'BXvewNVaVuwv, tie, order to be published in the "Rrpublrrati Ran-I nor." a newspaper, pnatod and circulating in | ffTUtc ^if.'irs arc put up in quart said emuity ef liarrr. for four succossiro weeks, lot!let,,qf which the ab'. ve ic.ajia-tfanimniediately pnwfou' to said dur of hearing. ’ ttc. The Inbct is finely engraved, and SHERMAN tt PRINDLE. (A true copy.* maria Judge of Prubat*. lu provided with a txtfe-Ruard fionu coiir.terj'cffsra." GrRwfl1 per' bettie, or ftXovckacXx SVovAacXt 'Bx.Vtc.v* Ambrotype ■ T-X0CT0R THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will send XZ to ail who wish It [fruoof cjisrp:). the re­ AND COPYING done to orrtor. an abort noiire, ceipt and full directions for making and tiling a nnd Price* to auit orders, from 30 costs to 13,00, beautiiul vegetable Balm, that will eCeclusily re- with good Cases. Kre Pi arum, Bvonmw. Tag, FaacuM,Ac., Ao.. old^icturea of Deceived friends oopiad u good ring the skill ainooth, clean and bcaotifal; also as original* also mH direction* for using Pklayssau's CxlsI will gv al any Ums and anywhere, in tha •MATSaSwavtuurr, warren ted to start sfoll growth comity, to take Likronsea of tha 8iek or Dead, of whiskers and Mnsteche In lew then tofc-ty or to lac views of Pub.c Buildings, or private tried'a great ttiaBy j-Syneiaiis. but all to no pur­ da*re- EUbar of the sJxirr can be obtained by re- Reaidences. , ... . pose. I was adriaad by e friand to try your Blued Gallery up stairs, two doors west of tba Hu­ Fcnftor and' Bl6od Pflls and did ao.’ I w*s living t inn House. J. W. MAYNA BpTiCAXUitoasT, E31 BaoApwar. NswYoxx,, uastings. Not. 184J, Caslislk, Warren County, Ohio, March 8,1855. Dr. C. W. Boaacs,—fttarSir:—For tbe bandit f suSanne humanity, permit me to eay that I are found roar Scandinariao Stood Purifler id Blood Pill, a sure cure tor Indigestion end ir< Complain. I have suffered from the > itfuX’JSK end have not Jtoaha iastcigUtaon months. Most truly, * ?. V. DPBOIB. ' S«e Adrsstaamwit. true r«etry. . D. Westervelt, Em., of South 6th, near 8th BL, Williamabnrgh, L. f., writes: "AngnstS. IMP.— Having been troubled with a difficulty in fly Liver and to bilious attacks, 1 was advised* by Sncnd, "dZbUNGS UVER REGCLATOIl. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Conatlpaflon.CoiUreneis.Snpnrr^siaw, Rhrunuttan; <2wnt, Kmralgla, Dropay, Paraly.ls, FU», etc. ’ * F.m. Dr. J. h nnjlu. JIG.aw f. r^a.-Ia Ton runef. euturt to uM ut w— ' - -------- WAR! tnxU&r Ito ton'll ST 05.1.01 x:‘ssxs'3,iitrfc:i. DANT* S. DARLING, On High Prices, at the 102 Nassau St., New York, rat up in &Ocent and fl Bottles each. HASTINGS' DREG STORE!!! ISAAC 'C. MOTT, know MCTivinp from New York Roberts & Strikeii *n<l “■ -v- Grocefies! ! Consisting in part of yem >>.>11 In* l <y | jh, |„h rrt*n« Un itn j<m AroUsrtita! mwet.stoawl tosnAbMreM wX dZn& 1 Witoto “-rtXid/fciT' taw's Slew ■'Vfisal «.*■«. SHIM to Ito *Itto-SCu w.|:.-t iCrt0 .^JWto' SM. tv. JU Uai.-, J Utol J. MU'. Ittor werv»k«. tot >t.rr, tn i«s«rtrr ta Uk «M 14 Uirth. I aq< ass "•IU»b writ . - - New Orleans, Muscovado, CofTcc, Crushed, Powdered nnd Granulated Su­ new nnd moot template MtoHtneul of gars. Molasses and Syrups, DnCGS AMD MEDICINES, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Cufle, fCliemleaK Datata, Olla, CmbiStone, Wooden, and Willow \V rslae, 25 cents per Box. cr 5 Boxes for $1. Ph< ue, B.ruing riudd, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Prepared by Dr. T. C AYEB CO., Lvwall. Mia TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Snltaul Y«r W»e. For salt at H«itag.\ by Rooxirs * Snntc^ Soaps, Stucralus, Cassia, Pdpper and i Spice. In addition to the above Mock of CroeeMM^hs FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDlCIWAL n.„,rmwa a»iv *>« - Also a, fuH sleek of. r GROCERIES! such as TBA. OOFFEB, BUGAB, SPI0E6, PEPPER, . PHL’NIB. FIG?. RfilSlMhCCDMHH; Drag., Paint., Oil., Burning Flu. id, and Camphene. f3T“OLD FRIENDS UH Ahn, the largest ttock ol 1W TiiE.MJQAXW JPXjjXCX:. Kerosine Oil nnd Lamps! Ever offered tn Battle Crock, all of which will bo sold ot prices Uiat cannot fail to suit purcbMart. r' ■ ~ ■ ' Particular attention paid to filling or* ders from Hastings and vicinity, and «WlVtiRn»^nt<^ Kjvfly^ns. —The highest market price always paid for Produce. ' Also a great variety af tha ’ <031^3«i»7 yJWWUBMrff AH CtfHtf FxtracUi FOR THS KStfECIAX BKBKnT OF THg MPlES. COL.VTV ACCOUNTS. *£E~3E?2i I did eo and found it to operate admirably, retnor ing the bile eud arousing the liver to activity. I . Sx.ow.mAv "BvVXcvb Circuit Court*— 1B02, 1863. O. V/. Jjifcwfe’ CPro^rfttor, }&. 6 TATE OF M!€UlOAN.EIKhtb Judicial Circuit -I hereby fix and appoint tbe limes/or hold­ East i-'oiArth Cl., Cincinnati, ta whom ing tha aereral terms ot the Circuit Court witbin alt orders ehoioid La addrtastd, said Circuit, fbrtbeyawru iMKtand ISO-', aslollows Hurry tbuwfy—Jsnnan, 2d Hondsy: April, 2d Monday, Jol*. 2d Monday ; October, 2d Monday (.rm row tosty-January. aa wonaay ; April,oa Monday ; July. 3d Monday ; October, 3d Monday. Z aiJ Ctotog— Januarv, lai Monday I Acril.l.t GALT.FBY Monday; July, 1st Monday; October, lai Monday. A‘mi CbwUy—March, l»t Monday; June 1st Mon­ day ; September, tat Monday ;* December, 1st z, . , ~ a i Crayon Ambrotype; x ignvtto AmbroMonday. JtfwutahB County—February, ltd Monday ; Au typo; Melnincotype; Spherootype; guiL 3rd Monday. Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographtc; Given under my band at the village of lonia,thu Pear! Ambnitype; Ornamental S6tb da^of^‘[^ry A£yV1^|; dfreuif Jwlye Ambmtypi-; Imperia! Am­ brotype; Relievo Am­ BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. brotype; Donblb Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: ""FebniarT 25, IMO.—In Mar last 1 bad a severe attack ofPilea -l l.L -J —_ .. ,L. I...__ r .--L__ and was entfrWg cured. I hare had no attack since." txxaxxv^ "Bv. 'Ro’back.V .a—i in ---- It is o thorough . advance from ftXowxixe\\ ’S'AXtrft icuse X\xe \xoov 5bYYY%. in affording immediate relief. Liver and billions remedy.”. Uw. u lallu< scimmi Darling’s Liver Re gnlaor. X\xe vxeYx \xx<xxx'ft SoYuee vuxA. CtjiwJJotX. . ., . F.w» Dr. Tralm Ml, -/X-r Jtoi rify. ' 1 Krt i-nly sr> vrw r,H« ~tolrnt.lv sUrl-l loito.r F“» I passed clotted blood by tbe urethra. I an now entirely curod,and take pleasure in recommending these remedies." ■ WvwyvXvy 'Vowxe, are X\xc \xoov \x\avV*» . fitllsus. Disorders— Liver f'Muplshilii. ‘ tin BITTERS. cmr. Ja«20 3iu J»s. J.C. Avta. Sir: T btt* to»n ••fwal'Jly cnmtoT wMd, ltoytU«M.«i oSri. ^XSZLWS UVEIl RI0ULAT0R, . •owe box of »be Pills-to commence with, and Mers tbe day I found your valuable ntadicines. for I ani enyoviag good health at preumt, and foci condident the cure is permament: Let others buy and. take whal they tdeaae. aa fur me giro me tbe Blood PnnAxr juul Fills for sD chrome dim^s. s»:ss, And now consider myself Xntirtly cured," PHOTOGRAPHIC SOTIOES Is a superior tonic and dinrette; excellent in cases of loss of appetite, flatulency, female weak­ ness, irregularities, pain in the aide and bowels. y.,b"ht?ro"**Br*,,! w4*r*1 ®* «***> BEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: ate. eovtx\vo%e(X vate oaxA \vo\\sev^uX yooX% axx& \xevb%, vAxYeYx. vixeke Xkewv FOR SALE BY STEC1AL ' FAMILY MEDICINE, Hoch batter than pills, and aneb easier to taka. ©5 a S Apple*, " . ■Grau seed, Ashes, Honey, per FALL AND WINTER Silioua Fever, Fever and jlgue, "Liver Cfornj^laint, QyBpepeia, Trbdzgestion., Jawzdice, Kidney Complainte, o^elhMs^d ‘LHs & •Nwvsaext, OUS thousapd mgilt hundred and aixtvlwo; at ths hour of ten o dock, A. M., on the respective days »f°ML£kn-tlQnedi-S'x u’.onth’ fr®tn tbe tbirdfiy taing 'ba time limited by the u°“■ Probate Court for the final adjustmoat of Hletoan.agaui.l^Je.n.. ’ Dated, March Bl, 1BC2. . A. W. BAILEY. 1 CemmuM>rtt5 U N. SHELDON. | imagination <-uuld not Not n Lmibd to the results they would produce there. Treasorer's ufoee, in the vifisge of Baatisra. in arid county on B.tnrdsar.ttathml day of May^ext. cuci uoX cA Xo X\\«- YvaNaYVe a* a va.cA.\.e\.i\e, wYvvcNx a>v\X win a\\ X\xe SYtrk \% Ykivr Xo/’1 WX tv a.0 cwX — o ftveuX 'Ke^uXaXoY o$ XYve *o%Xewx. An X\xx ANVxYan* axt-XtYeXs VY-fcX oxx^. ^owXYvXYwVe \xa.%, 5ov a. Yowa, Ntmc, Yiext'tx \xxuc\x \xceikfb<Y extx arXyeYc, oj StowuxeYx vjAxxcYx, <3 taken vft. \i.'ro\tc,'r <.\\voAxXYx\ta, Ctxx\ txX X\x£ \iro\yer X\wxe, tree a. nave \ece.\>c.\xX\.^«, purity rue srwtrru tt-.oi tarybu wiota !>*>-•■ wZ tothwtady.m^An—5. If nrt ralj.«d, saBfiy&g.-: BENTON HOUSE, We also keep onhasda gwd sasartmevt of LAJSTSIKTO MIOH. PENS. PENCILS, 1WKB. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CABD6, Ac.. Ac. STATIOT^EER-^r, U>*s «ur rtwtoo May ’ ba war aB ot the NOTICE.! Haw to Save Money! Herrick’s h ‘ * ..V-l: Singnr ■ Coated Pills. >1 Tbe ‘ best PbwUv CA»HtIIARTIC la ttia world. hw-Atweat.v.yiwrsby Ut. �fREAT LARGER, CHEAPER Stfostfo. LOW PRICES ©BEAT INDUCEMENTS TO CWM ■OK. KO^BKCKK ■&T.OOO VtKVHV.K SPAUDLING Fimil, N..«pip<"r,tbm UtJ.N.W Tort.srtxtaz r*P». p«bl»hKl. It coptaitrt Eight Pagf* ofSeveu columns eadi, making h larger than the New York and "BliOOD VtVLS have been introduced to tho public for more than six yoan, and bare acquired A —WF STILL— ■TATE OFFICES*. HDsrsr wmrac® A0BT1S BI.A1JL O«TOwr. JLM»l roltrnt. MmWg U Sutw Lirol%I&llF13uxT3lu/fe>nU. \nwuuu far exceeding any Family Medicines of ■ similar nature in the market An appreciating public wu not long in diBcorenng they poenebed remarkable CU.TCA.VM. VrO'(K.T'A«*, and bunco tlicir IN OCR UNi OF TRADE; itujMirtant' Local News from all parte, News Department*,—giving, en«h.week. and consequent profit to tbo Proprietor, thus • summary of all intcrcatiHg and enabling him to expend st Miobirau— it* devotion, ti> the Come and See !! of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the which have been showered upon him from ©S WB HVAE JUST RECEIVED TBE DETROIT ADVERTISER. DIRECT FROM CoutAv^. The peculiarity of the PoliUcal. It will alm to be bold and furless in advocating tbe principles of tbe Rxrunucax Pasty, which if faithfully carried out in the councils of our nation, will save our coutnry from the evils now besetting it, sod will make it the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all tho great Questions agitating tbe public mind from aay to day. On tbe question of tho extension of Humax Blavxhy, it will stand forth its un­ compromising foe. believing as it most religiously does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of the present conflict be­ tween the North and the South, and that it lerves a fearful blight upon the country oraatioa seeking to outspread and uphold A large stock of Tribune superior daims to their patron­ age. Regular, reliable correspondent* with the Michigan Regiment* in the Army>nd at Washington.* ill continue to givh the reader* of tbe Tux Drmuir Tjuiicnx full and accurate accounts of the movement* of our Michigan soldiers during the war. and of tbe doing* of congress In this feature, tbe Tribute ha* no superior in tha State, a* it has not in general interest or variety «>f carefully selected new* and Famity reading, while the attention paid to our.owu St-iU matters make* It, for ths Michigan reader, whether farmer, mp. chnnie, or other, superior to any Eastern XW ‘SVooA, It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of the present war against treason and disunion, until tin last vestige of this most unnatural oad wicked rebellion I* crushed out our faculties for obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not surpassed by any other journalf Beside* having paid correspondents in all the camps West and South, wo shall also matntah) one at Washington during the session ofCongreu, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereever occasion may require. Thus, as a netrrpspcr, wo propose to place the AdTtmTtsxK In the first rank. Syphilis, Old Bores, £brqful<i, Skin (^heeasea, Sait Jfheum, J?h«umatism, We have every kind of good*, sueh as w-e- HARD-WARE I AND* 'BX.oodi avkA * I* published Morning and Evening, and is sent to all part* of the State, by tbe first mail, express, railroad, and other conveyances, giving the very lateet Tele­ graph, Commercial, Marine, Political and General News, Foreign and domestic. Txrms— pkr year. txo \\\ou. THF DETROIT TRI WEEKLY TRIBUNE Literary and Miscellaneous. FOR SALE BY Much attention will be given to the literary and miscellaneous deparment.— Talcs, sketches, poetry and home and foreign news will find ample space in our umns. ' Roberts A Striker, Hutt tip, KU Nichols,Orangsrille MIBa.T. A. De Raimer, Mlddteril!*. M C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Drnggteto and iferchatito gennally throughout the country. GROCERY, SALOON, BOARDING-HOUSE The subscriber is now prepared lo sell ■six columns of reading matter, tba very cream of the dally issue, and is furnished to oil subocribers al tbe low price of ohb FAMILY w °“'r- . I view er THEM HARD TIMES warns MeUlM Unusually Low I Warn Meals at All Boon! Dr. D^to’ CeMarteTVtw Bitters AB3 la published every Tuesday .Thursday and Saturday morning; and sent by mail to all jMirtal on the morning of publication at 13.00 per annum : two coptea, 15.00; five copies, to one address, 110.00 ; and any larger number at the same rate. Ji contains all the latesl news of two days of the Daily. Addrms. H. BARNS A CO.. OBSflwiKPaSSaED I |10 00 a year saved in every family by One Bottle of AMERII AS CEMEST CLCE. Price 25 Onto per Bottle. Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. I’riee 25 Cent* per Bottle. and dolicioui to tbo laate. They pevdner the exhilarating effect* of brandy or wine without intoziulwg; and are a valuable ressody for per­ ___ al.- —. ..Z Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. Very Liberal Hrdwetion to Wholesale Dw ooantrr where the wsU-r is bad, ar where Chills Ilnyers. ■nd Freoni sre prevalent. Ifotag entirely isne­ rar For Bals by alt Dnipgista. «nd SLorekwpem graeralte throughout the country. er ut sadteiriBteM. they bs riven freely tn (ttldveo end infants with irtfounity. FhyeiMAus, Clrrcynwri, ni tamporeaee sdrs- JOI1NR fo CBORLET, the land, and thereby e-rcaiisttr aid in baniabiar Dronkroncaa aud Dweaao i moat aalalary FEMALES. MUefaetiaa The expense of applying it is bet trifling, aa an. ordinary’Roef can be tarred and finished tea DR. J. BOVEE DODS* Imperial Wine Bitten ra-ra! thtar du^v of Faisal Medicine-*^ »t «• do rxrtWim » rwptetabit Physician can bo found in tha Hailed Slater. ac4 aaralad with their medical pmnrrtrea, wtro will aut htablr appro' a i>r. j. BoVkk dobs* IUI'KKIaLVine RIT­ TERS. la al! newly settled place*, where I beta breakfast. DR. J. DOVER DODS’ aiEHEaiA i. siyjiTJs xhs fret. Wild >»«•« are ao jaMly pirWicvd. Them truly •r.luaUa Btttei It ran be applied by any one, TOXIC, MEDICTTK ISO »«VK»lCr. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! GUTTA PERCUA CEMENT, For Coaling Mrula nf all Kind, wban Give Tom pricofl per bottle,«teitlwfer g» repored to lb. Action ol tba W retire, and CDABLKS WIDDIFIELD A CO, For rrestrrlig ill eraitriig Metal ■■•befall urn. . *uu raorataruM, ISAAC hw°gjyX!- C. MOTT, la now reeaivlng lorn Naw Tori and •eqtwui upon BOdUro change* of u>« wsatber. Groce r ies! ! NOTICE 1 How to Save Money! Consisting in pert of New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Graaulatcd Su-. J1?8**?? knowing tbeiMehea to be inJTjl debled to the r.-.ib-tcrioer, on mat doe AC. OOUNTSaad BOTES, am AV- SpMUDy notified ud Solicited, To Settle thru Without Delay. GUTTA FEHnm OEMEjrr, Rio, Cevlon, md Java Coffe, Sb®., W..Aen, and Willow fl Or Cold Lunch if deairedTEA OB Spire. COJ DINES, io. .Daily owe year A1X OUTSTAinmrG ot^bmh >01515 Strni-weekly A»d.fir»My. rf you desire WMSn^ OtobreM, 1ML INUPiENT CONSUMPTION, af tb<- nrrvt^i Pyaicm, Paralj aia, Pllr», and for A GROCERIES Ar low as tho lowest, For Cath or rcadv OUR GOODS THESE HITTERS iu this respect are doubly valuable to the sn who m*y um them- Ker VA\, have ever doubted yea will Clothing fact everything but CEMENT ROOFING, Goo4 KisAktvvvi*, and you should try them before going for DRY GOODS! WKEKLT ADVEBTUBM. ■bare sToefo la required toMreagth H .III MraB B..ne, Owl. ten, ~"i <• Work Vtko o CXxorux. The Detroit Daily Tribune Stacks of rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN. Ko m.tter ifthatbrt*s» Htcbw did sot cost tort TERMS CASH. Invariably in advance—Single Copy, ’VW ^Vootk VAX* GROCERIES IT WILL MEND M ABBLE. (Sole Manufoctarere.) OWE person writes, ber daughter was cured of fits of nine years' standing, and St Vitus’ 7B WILLIAM SntEET, dance of two veara of Utenr Btn.1. REW YOKK. For a Club of One Hundred, Six Extra AIIOTHElt writes, his son was cured Copies, or the Daily Tribune. afUr his fleah had almost wasted away. Tho doctors pronounced tho ease incura­ Tho Low PHeeto Club* will not admit Important to House Owners. W ble. of the payment of commission* to Agents Imporaut to Builders. AHOTHER wns cured of Fever and Ague beyond the above term*. Our aim and after trying every medicine in his reach. Important to Railroad Companies. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore design is to furnish to Michigan reader* a Michiqax Family NxirsrAP**, equal Important to Farmer*. . which had existed fourteen yean. ANOTHER ofRheumatism of eight year*. in Size and Genera! Interest, and Better Cases innumerable of Dyqftpaia and Liver for them than anv New York or other ctrnt cotrj/b'dg. Complaint could bo mentioned in which the Eastern payer at the lotret! price pattible Purifier and Pills JOHNS & CROSI.EY'8 to Clubi, as a mean* of preparing and fortifying ite political friends on Btatx IMF SOVXD GUTTA FKSCHA fnuxa slid al! questions State Policy, and State Administration, and a* an induce­ ire the most active and thorough pill* that ment tn Voluntary Effort on the part o( have ever been introduced. the Republicans of Michigan, hr the They sot so directly upon tho Liver, excit­ general good, tn get up Cluha and extend IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF ing that organ to such an extent aa that the system dooi not relapse into it* former con­ it* clrauUlion to ovary organized Town Republicans ! Rally dition, whieh is too apt to be the case with ship in ths State. to tbe support of your County and State Paper*. Person* engaging to get up Club* are Yawv requested to s«md in subscribers’ namea which, in conjunction with O:o m fast as obtained,»t g 100 a year. Suitacriplkitw may runuMme atony time.'— will cure all the aforementioned diseases, PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE— and, of themselves, will relieve and cure l’c»uc Bniainsa RCarrnUy. Go*^*xms>t Benn When a Club ha* bfien forwardud, ad isos. Sa; by Uh> principal IIvtumim. Avirricn, Headache, Costivenore, ditinus may be made to it on the satnn mH Mtwre. Mid bss provsd m bo lbs CHKAPSXT term*, whether rent in by the pewm I ■Ml MORT DURAHIJi KGDF1NU u> um; ii fo in Colia (Pains, Cholera Jdorbur, OTtryre*p.ft A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER *>.d Indigestion., (Pain in the gowels, forming it or not. It is not necessary TIME PROOF ooneri.g for ROOFS OF ALL (Bisainess, eta. that the members of a Cluhshonld receive K1ND& nie i» thOJH.r meOriol mewi^iMterW m tfo Try these medicines, and you will never their paper* at the same Poaloflice. 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HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL », 1862 JUisrtllanj Dr. Wall*. GRA»T & BPAVLDIXC, WfGHTRAN A ROBINSON, If ASUFACnmKM of fin, team teeaaU ftl per-ware. Daakn in Inn, naili, »U«1. rlw*. MASON ALLEN, ’L1LEV* GR0CEHn£8. provisions, proMuce. fiub, butter, lard. pork, sad grain ol “,,.lc’"4‘ ™ c,nd,e^ clc••c,c ktore in Califon a Block. State street. Hastings, Mich. D D. C. HAWLEY, wrtmrnt of Prerisloss. AlaJ Notary Public. Store, tiro doors east of too Buttings House, ROBERTS * STRIKER, -- - —. , .—.J K—MI.K P ire liquor., dys-sluRb, window-glaM, putty, rrerrriu. itrtioucrr. and fancy artlclea. Store in “Rawar’a Block” Haiti ara IfUh. W.PARKER, W HOLESALE and retail dealer In Qfocerir and PranaiODa. Pork. Lard. Butter, as KNAFfEN A BURROWS, ««a counsellors at law. Solicitor* In Chancery. Tax and Iniurance Agerte. Businees attended to with promptness •nd fidelity. Office, corner of Main end Burdick Street*. Kalatnatoo. Michigan. A. A. Kxarax, J. C. Bcuows. ttorneys A Why didn’t tbe Widow Jenkens marry Dr. Welb 1 That waa tbe exciting sub­ ject of debate before the Gossiptawn -Udies’ Mutual Improvement and Widd«>ws‘ Relief Society,’ al one of their weekly meetings. Now, Dr. Wells had been very atten­ tive to Mrs. Jenkens for a number of months. Ho Invariably walked home with her from cbm ch. had etoorted her to a num ber of picnics, and in many ways evinced his partiality. And as for ths young and pretty widow, she did not appear nt nil displeased -with these attentions ; on the contrary, ahe received them with evident pleasure; so their marriage was cooaidored a settled thing by the inhabitants of Guasiptoan in general and the members of the “Ladies Mutual Improvement and Widows* Relief Society" in partic­ ular. So, when they leanitd that ho had suddenly disappeared, without telling them where he was going, what he was going for, when ha was coming back, &c., itc., all of which particulars they felt they had an undisputed light to know, and without even bidding any o( them good­ bye, tbeir astonishment uud indignation were intense. Strange and conflicting were their con­ jectures, and various were the rumors that were thereby set afloat. Soma aaid that he had been an estod for high treason, some that he waa n spy from tbe Con­ federate army, white others.did not. hrsi tate to uay thin he was a biyamiti. one of those wandering gentry who go from town to town, deceiving with their per­ fidious wiles tbe susceptible hearts uf that confiding sex whose gullibility has become ad to a comfortable place to die. Two almost covered with Straw, Into Miss Lovctalk once ventured to ask, “If she expected to hear from the doctor t” to which she received a decided negative. And they had each respectively express­ ed tbeir astonishment at ths euddi n dis­ appearance, in the hopes of obtaining some«lue tn the mystery but the widow listened in grave silence, giving them no intimation, by word or look, that abe knew any more about it than they ; so they were completely baffied“There fa Hattie Barns going by!” said Miss Wormwood, suddenly, as she happened tn glance out of the window. “i’U warrant she knaws something about It, if she was only of a mind to tell; she Is over to tbe widowx moro’n half of the time." “I shouldn’t wonder If she did," ex­ claimed Mrs Loveialk. “I mean to call usual afiabllily. Indeed, she was more then usually sociable, and seemed to be ftartleularly desirous of making her guests eel perfectly at boms. But there was a certain constraint in tbeir manner, but more especially In thdr tongues, which were more than usually quiet and minds seemed to be solemli impressed with tbe important dlsdoaure that was about to be made. Every time their hostess opened her mouth to speak, all eyes were fixed upoo her in eager expectancy, and as thsro fell from them some casual re­ mark, tu far as possible from the subject of their thoughts, their disappointment was evident. • . But the widow seemed to be quite un­ conscious of all this, fibs looked as cool Hattie was callod In accordingly, and and comfortable io her simple white mus­ no witness ever underwent a sharper lin, laughed aa gaily, and chatted as cheer­ cross-questioning at the bands of die folly m though there was no such person most ingenious criminal lawyer than did as Dr. Wells in existence, and nothing In the astonished girl before this self-consti­ the mystery of his disappearance that tuted “court of inquiry.” they expected abe would dear up. Tbe afternoon wore slowly away, and But they elicited nothing of importance. Hattie solemly declared “that she hadn't Mrs. Jenkens led her guests out to tbe heard Mr. Jeakens mention the -doctor's supper table, whose beautifully spread name; tbutigh she bad thought that she board seemed to have a benign eflect hud seemed more sober than usual since upon those for whom it had been pro­ vided. he W«il away. At last b» the dint nf ton and flattery As they seated themselves around it, with which they plied her liberally, Hat. end sipped the fragrant nectar, vulgarly tie, who was bet a young, giddy girlpand called tea, tbeir hearts began to expand not a little elated ai tho idea of being a under its genial influence, and they all । person of no much importance wm in­ •-immenovd with one accord to praise the duced to promise that sha would ask light and crisp biscuit, tbe spicy loaf-cake 1 Mrs. Jenkens why she refused Dr Wells, the delicious custards and preserves, &c. 'for that she had rufiwed him they were &c.. which they severally declared were fully ronvinoad. and duly report to the the best that they bad ever tasted. All । of which ware msde by the small, white society. । Hallie had hardly left the house before hands of their hostess, wbo was a notable '•he heartily repented of.the promise she little housekeeper, and though she kept Ihad so thoughtlessly made. I»ul as she had one aervunt. generally spent part of each i given her word te do it she determined morning in the kitchen. The pretty widow bore the honors ।to d<> so. So the next morning she set out upon very meekly; though she did not, in ac­ Iher errand. The nearer she appnmehed cordance with a time honored custom, the house, the more unpleasant she felt; declare that “there was nothing on the । for she was a sensible, though Impulsive table fit to eat, and that she was really I igirl, and could not but feel, after reflec­ afraid that none of them Kotild be ablb to tion, that this inquiry w>s impertinent, make out a supper." । But the supper, like all sublunary joys, ।and one which their intimacy, open and iunrestrained as it was, gave her no right came to an end at last, and tbe whole proverbial. But finally, after due deliberation and careful consideration of all the pro’s and con’a, the whya and wherefore, by the directors of the above mentioned society, Will be happy to Wit; Miss Dorothy Wormwood, Miss Lovetalk, Mrs. Pickflaw, and Mrs. MakeOffice in the Court Hous*, Hutinei. Mich. fuss, they came to the unanimous conelusion “that thia mysterious disappearanco was occasinned by the rejection of H. WRIGHT, Dr. Wells by tbe Widow Jenkens, for ito make. ttorney and counsellor at law, W ben she reached the house, the cloud at>d .Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery.— sotneeause to them unknown, but sup her usually sunny browand the un­ p<**e<) to be some terrible crime commit upon i Particular attention paid to thu collection of claims and money promptly remitted. U-d by the afuicsaid doctor, and discover­ wonted constraint of her manner, could Office, with W. W. Ralph E*q., Middleville, ed by the aforeaaid widow ; and that the not fail tn ba noticed by Mrs. Jenkens. i Barry County. Michigan. aforesaid gentleman had left Gossipviile who. though but a few years her senior, clandestinely, to hide his discomfiture !felt a motherly interest in tho girl, who DANIEL COOK, and to avoid the shame a public dis­ wax an orphan. ‘•What ails you, Hattie 1" she inquired closure." ■Icbtaand all other buaincM pertaining to bit office. - Indeed, Miss Lovotalk testified, “thnt !kindly. “Are you siek 1" Office in (loodrcar’a Mock, up ataln. “Nu—yes,” stammered poor Hatty, one day, as she was walking past the ( widow’s house, she saw the doctor and "wh<> began to b<-gnn to feel what little • JACOB FERRIS, she had been able to muster, Mrs. Jenkens together in the garden, and courage ' Attorney, Counsellor and solicitor. distinctly heard the latter tell the former ।oozing out at the ends of. her fingers; IONIA, MICHIGAN. •That she should certainly expose his “that Is, I dont feel very wsIL The fact conduct.’’ And that the doctor replied. is,” she added, desperately, “I’ve got into I. A. HOLBROOK, “That he hoped she wouldn’t as it would a scrape." The kind hearted widow looked a lit­ be the ruin of him.” Upon which the little widow gave a sort of a derisive tle anxious, for aha waa well acquainted with Hattie’s impulsive dispasition. but laugh. N J. M. RUSSELL. Whereupon Mrs. Pickfllaw shook her she Mid quietly. *And you have oome to H YSICI AN and Surgeon. Office in RomcU’s head and said, “That ahedidn’t know what ask me to help yon out of it 1" store. State street. stronger proof they wanted tlian that.— “Yes. And if you only will, mi dear For ktr part, she waa free to own that Mrs. Jenkens, I promise you that 1 will JOHN ROBERTS, IHYSICIAN and Soryrea. Dw ell iu S oq Broad she never did like Dr. Wells. She knew never got into such another." he waa a great favoNle with some folks, “You may be sure that I will do the but hh smooth, oily ways didn’t go down best 1 can fur you, Hattie, but yon must H. P. CHERRY, with her! She never had said anything, first tell ma what it isl" OTARY PUBLIC and Cenveyaneer, will a tend to ell bnainoM ..treated to M-with because she didn't wish to injure the young “Well, tho “society Indios’ yesterday prouplnoasaBd SdolUy. Rwatdenea. Jo*uutown. man’s prospects, but it had leyg been her made mo promise to ask you a question, Harrycounty. Mich. Bleaks kept al treys on band. private opinion that be was nothing but a very impertinent one, I am aura you a wolf in sheep’s clothing!—Mothers will say, when yon have heard It" L. H. STEWART, ought to be very careful," she added, Mrs. Jenkens’ countenance cleared.-drawin# herself up with dignity, “with X>- una vounaoior io ‘ Ia that all, you silly child 7" she said. Ar. AU businMS attended U» promptly and effi­ wh<im they allow their daughters to as “ Why I thought it was something terri­ ciently. Office Ko. B, Noble » Mock, Battle Creek. sociate. I wok »■ early opportunity to ble 1 But do pray tell me what the ques­ warn my daughters against him ; and il is tion ia! I am very curious to knoW very gratifying to me to reflect that they I. NEVINN, about it." had ths wisdom to profit by my advtoe.” “They want to know," said Hattie, hes­ (Mom. When Dr. Wells firet came to itatingly, “why you didn’t marry Dr. Gcesiptown. this wise and prudent mat­ Wells! They will have it that be has ron was very assiduous in her atlentinns, inroad out to be some terrible character using every art in her power tc entrap a pirate, a robber, to say the least; and hi in into a marriage with one of ber five that vou have found it out and dismissed unmarried daughters.) 8. C. PR1NDLE, him," ? PROBATE, Notary PnbHe, Gee“And the widow Jenkens is of the iwme Mrs. Jenkens’ expressive countenance piece, I’m of the opinion,” aaid ths ninia as she heard this, underwent various bio Miss Dorothy Wormwood. “The changes; first she looked astonished, airs that woman puts on are perfectly then indignant, then she colored, and then DANIEL STRIKER, ridiculous; I »hould think, after fkw, 10UNTT CLKBE, Notary I’uMio, sal। Oe-eraJ that abe would hold her bead a little amiled, "I hope vou are nnt angry,” said Hattie I Land sod Tax Aeest. Office in. tbe Cwt lower.” , in soma trepidation, as Mrs. Jsnkena “FahoQld think ao. too," ohimed In the made no replv. “i promised to auk yon eUrlubl. MnM.Wuu “1 M> I thought I must. But you needn’t a. H. COOK. the tbe truth ware known, It would be tell run; indeed, 1 hope you won,t. I egister of deeds, and Eourr Public. r.-ond ttal «b« »O U>«» »l» don’t see why It should be nny of their Office in tbe Court Hon^. and ope* at.all benre. Fees to «• paid when papers arc left «il tob.! To my oert.lt> •be hu been .Itoprtber «oo free, not only mine!" with Dr. well,, bot with olb.r g-l .men •‘I am not in the least angry with you, H. N. BHBMKffl, I <X>«M For ™.’]>“<. > Hattie,” said the widow, smiling, “though IOUKTY TREASURER. Office is the Court be glad if her conduct could be consider­ I should advise you aot to ba ao hasty, ed onh io the light of very great Impraanother time. In giving year promise, XS A.IWMUT, denro/’ , , ' ’ ’ , iaasmoeh ax this caused yon •» much UD(0 ATTORNEY. Counselor st “It seems that she wasn t Improdrot enaincBs. You may tell those ladies that .noosblo m^rj Dr. Wrib.” ~».rl-a I invite them to take tea at my boose MU Lorrtrik ; -tbooltb -o. wtM to tnarrow afteraoun, and that I will then k,„if -- e,p that she was over bred nnd there answer that important question .nd atr. In lor. with Mm. VhM onuid 1 trust, to their entire satisfaction. You HARMON SMITH, ta„ been th. re.—J" may roroe, too, Hattie,” she added, m ITKCUIT COURT 0©M WO^V^STf TbUoMto-b^ by tbe I CeuasoUar A Solicitor, ta »U too Ourta of the young girl caught up ber hat properi Suu. Bastinrs. Micb. Also, Notary PnbHc, .MI.tl~PP«T>«i,?“‘ “I’00*" tWr hory to laavtag□ revsneer. Land. Tux, Coin Tbw message was received by tbeafore, aatd with mingled »upriM nnd aslf cun With surprise, bacanec IWEEZET dk A1.LEM. TT0UKT3 AT LA Wand Solicitor* in Chan- NO. 48 A P N R party adjourned to the parlor. As soon as they had seated themselvua, deep si. lenoe reigned, for they perceived by the widow's loqk and manner that she was to apeak. This lime Mrs. Jenkens did not diaappoint them. “Ladies,” she said, in a tone that instantly secured their attention, “I have understood that vou were all very anxious to know why (didn’t marry Dr. Wells. Havel been correctly in­ formed T' “Yea, my dear Mrs. Jenkens," said Mies Dorothy Wormwood, who being President of the “society" and “accustom­ ed to speaking In public,’’ volunteered to become spokeswoman for tbe rest, “we are. Not from motives of cariosity, oh no! we are above such feelings, but be­ cause we are auxiuts that the villain should be unmaskod who had so basely deceived us. That in case bo should re­ turn, which God forbid, he should not be allowed to desecrate with his unholy presence our virtuous and peacefol homes f* Having given vent to this burst of elo­ quence, the amiable spinster settled back • into her chair, and subsided Into a solemn silence, whose dignity struggled unsuc­ cessfully with tbe impatience distinctly visible in every glance of her keen, rest­ less eyes, and In every line of the sharp, angular face. Mrs. Jenkens continued: “In order that I may relfeve the disinterested, and highly commendable anxiety whieh has m> distracted your minds for some weeks past, snd silence the many rumors to which it has given rise, I have concluded to answer that important question to the best of my sbility, upon two conditions. The first one is, that the secret which I shall unfold to yon, be strictly confined to ynur own bosoms 1" This was said with a look and tone of great solemnity, and, aa tlie readers will readily imagine It produced a correspond­ ing increuwn of curiosity and. ekeitament in those who heard it the other aide Dr. Wells, for It was be, had already received an Inkling of the rumors thst affaire. But without appearing to notice would cnab )e one instantly to toll which were federals and which not. Or.c would think they were all Indiaos. ao very dark have they become from their exposure, sleeping without tents m they did for h to enter unannounced.” long time at the beginning of the wcr. Then, without waiting One who has Dot seen it cannot toll what it is to see a battld. . If there .la anything more dreadful it is a visit in the hospitals after a battle. friends present for my abrupt departure. In the Courthouse are placed a large But the sodden and alarming illness of a number of the wounded, our ewn and the near relative will prove, I am confident, enemy's without discrimination, and In to such kind and charitablehearts, a suffi several places in town, hospitals have been established since the the battle. It A deep alienee followed these words, is difficulty to compell one’s self to dwell which was broken by Miss Dorothy long enough upon the acenes witnessed Wormwood, who, raising from her seat, there, the dying and dead, to give them said “that it was growing dark, and she a faithful description. Surgeons and at­ guessed that site w#uld nave to be going." tendants have been constantly at labor, Whereupon a number of.others started without rest. In attending to the unfortun­ dedaring, that they “had no idea that it ate soldiers in the hospitals. was ao late I” Yet, after all their efforts, it was long So, one by one, they stole out, oonfus. before many of the wounded could be ion upon their countenances, and shame properly cared for and their wounds and discomtiture in tbeir hearts, leaving properly dressed. the doctor and widow to themselves. The courtroom was filled with the suf­ Now, we would not have the readers ferers, lying upon the floor, ao many that suppose, for one moment, that we would it was difficult to pass about among them. be guilty of such a breach of confidence Among them was the Confederate Cap­ as to relate the conversation that fellowtain Jones, who had both eyes shot out,' and whose face, covered thickly with the moat delightful thing imaginable to 1 clotted blood, presented the most repul­ partiea’themselvea, that it ia insufferably hat and stupid to everybody else, expect sive and pitiable sight odd could well be­ hold. Some, Indeed, were cheerful, and ally when put upon paper. But this we rejoicing that, while their comrades were may safely say, that if the widow Jaakens many of them so seriously injured, tLeir didn’t marry Dr. Welle, il waast’l iresws alight wounds would soon bekl and behtdidn'latk her! o-jme honorable scare, testify iny their patriotism and loyality. Bat tbe major­ ity of those I saw* here were dangerous A Yew York merchant noticed, in the wounds, and some were to suffer ampubook-keeper gradually lost hla health, lationk, and their fellow soldiers about them, suffering from their own hard fate. and finally died of consumption, however I saw many in the agonies of death.— vigorous and robust he was on entering One,' who was raised and seated half up­ the service. At length it occurred to right, haunts me now with his pale, sor­ him that tbe little rear room where kept rowful countenance. He was almost opened into aback yard, so surrounded dead, and every moment would raise his by high walls that do sunshine came into head, open h» eyes, snd stare vacantly the room from one year’s end to another. around, as if he would assure himself that An upper room well lighted was imme­ be had not yet lost all the sense of sight. . diately prenared, and his clerks had uni­ Here aku lay some who had just died, form good health ever after. snd as I passed through the ball, a grey­ A familiar case to general readers is haired guard, resting upon his musket, derived from medical works, when an with a solemn, grave countcunnce. was entire English family became ill, and all standing beside a number of dead, in the remedies seemed to fail of their usual attitude of a death struggle, each with a results, when accidently a window.glass paper pinned to his clothing,, stating the of the family -room waa broken in cold name, regiment, &o., qf the deceased. weather. It was not repaired, and forth­ with there was a marked improvement in the healh of the inmates. The physic­ Doubtless the steam ram, as a weapon ian at once traced the connection, discon­ tinued his medicines, and ordered that for coast and harbor defense, is of much the window paue should not be replaced. greater importance than has yet been at­ • A French lady became HL The most tributed to it by tbe people or the Gov. eminent physicians of her time were cal­ ernment. The fonr now iron dad steam led In, hut failed to restore her. At frigates constructing fur the English navy length Dupeytren, the Nspolean of phys­ are to be steam rams as well as steam ic, was consulted. He noticed that she frigate, a solid mass of iron projecting lived in a dim room, Into which the sun under water twenty feet in advance of Besides this, never ahonc; the bouse being situated in the apparent bows above. one of the narrow streets, or rathor lanes ths British Government are building ecvof Paris. He atones ordered more airy eral steam rams proper, for harbor de­ One of these is td be 9,000 tons and cheerful apartments, and “all her fense. burthen. Tbe French Govarament ia complaints vanished." The lungs of a dag become tuberoulated also turning a large share of attention to (consumptive) in a row weeks, if kept in this naw arm of naval acrvice, and the a dark cellar. The most commcn plant rebels are constructing a number with a grows spindly, pale and scraggling, if no view of destroying the ships ofour block­ sunlight falls upon it. The greatest med­ ade. The “Hollins ram,” it is true, b ical names in France, of tbe last century, considered a standard joke, but its ill regarded snnnhine and pure air as equal success does not appear to havo ensued agon la In restoring and mamtaining from any defect in tho fundamental prin­ health. From these facts, which cannot ciple of the thing. An experienced naval be disputed, the most common mind officer puts his opinion on testimony, that should conclude that cellars and rooms “no ship-of war can stand before this ter­ on the northern side of buildings, or rible weapon.” They must recede or go apartments into which tbe sun does nnt down. Of course to sink groat affipe^ immediately shine, should never be oc­ will require great steam rama. . Bat, ar­ cupied as family rooms, ebambers, libra ranged for their work, on the roasts and As to the lies or stubiea. Such apartments are in harbors, the result Is sure. only fit for “stowage,” or purposes which coostroction and employment of steam never require pern ns Co remain in them nuns, I cocrider the question to so far over a few minutes at a. time. And settled that success will wait upon those every intelligent and humane parent will who get them ready first, and in the arrann that the family-room and the greatest numbers and force.” the widow and said quietly, “good even­ ing. Mrs. Jenkros. I rang twice at the They all, individually and collectively, began Immediately to declare, “that they would never breathe a syllable of it to nny living being!" Miss Wormwood heroically adding. “No. not if she was chambers shall be moat commodious, to be stretched on the rack I Which, aa lightest, and brightest apartments In bis there was little danger of the recurrence dwelling. _______ "My other condition, resumed Mrs. Jcnksns, “ia, that none of you ask me an­ other question about it" This last condition was harder to be complied with, but as the widow declined tn proceed without It, they gave their incident of the attack on Fort Henry is related by the Evansville JbvnteL The rains, which had fallen snme days before the fight softened the earthworks intn a assent ton-inch columbiad «n the fort. The reb­ “Then, ladies,’’ said Mrs. Jenkeos. els not noticing the queer eartridge thus speaking slowly and distinctly, ‘T will furnished them, rammed In theirs, and of inform you that the reason why I haven’t married Dr. Wells, is—because ks Aos new aatai sw." 8* aumptetdy absorbed were thus says the double load of mad and powder is still In the gun, and will take some trouble to get it otit. Aw Hpmblb Huao.—One of the scaldthreubold of the half The next day * h-ar‘ ed their volleys of balls at cur men, large numbers of the rebels He, pierotd in the fore head or face as they rose above their hiding plaos to shoot at tlte federala.— There is a peculiar ghastliness hi the ap­ pearance of the enemy’s dead. Did not Txnnx u Asuwdakcx.—Are you embarvasoed io your affairs! That ia ae much a matter of God’s concern aa yours. Do you know where tbe bread of lo-morIs coming from! It b coming from God's loaf. And where is hb loan Ho good things. -‘SufTicieDt unto the day b ths evil thereof." One of the petitions of Um Lord’s prayer is, “Give us this day otor daily brand." Whan that with­ ers, and there is no more blood iu it, thoa God will be deed; but until God to dead that petition, being totrabed, will yield food and raiment. Do not bq afraid. Oh, ya of little faith oaa ya not trust that God who baa udmioM&reff to • �tins prov life, III during the past winter, to make a little property without due process of law bmt H. W. CkiWo jljUorm. bU( to Wkn b.ck upon joo the the Douglas Douglas doctrine doctrine in in relation relation to to (k.v.rrfof.-nooinuir.^uon. Lefw The BesaUi OurWurns from the county mw *ot full at the tuau pogoing to pr*W. So far ftv V« M“ljr u f-'llo. > ■■ M U«r4 examination into thia atatemenL It will prinriprf ^snft in the platform khu; “That It. fe one •£ tbs first duties ft. mud M^oriyr—Amw.WoaS *uj«r- riser; «t buFli*ileft ftAautUr ’» <■ '• - MMMlaMy *• &(*«(•■ “ft.( Coegft- lM n nt puMn (ri* IrvinjUal! Republhsn, and■ rtidUet* (hu. ft. xlobe, otft. umterw J. M. Walker supervisor. Rutland electa Asa p, Rnrk, Republi­ The only part of the Chicago platform can supervisor by 20 majority. Yankee Springs electa Timothy Mika, of legislating Republican by 37 majority. OrangaviiU is strongly Republican, upon the question of slavery ia tbe torn- sleeting. Aaron Blake by a feffi* follows ! tu^qrl- ty. Tlus is a gain. Barry is 'Republican by 18 majority— “That the normal condition of all the territory of tbe United Stoics ia that of That, as our Republican fatUni L. Polly au^ervUtir. . . Ilppo cle^s Pqter Howard»Republican freedom. supervisor on a Union ticket over J. E. our national territory ordained that *no Hall, straight Republican. persons should be deprived of life, liberty Maple Grove—Leander Lsphan, Rapubliaau by 20 majority. Repub­ lican, by 14 vote*. Johnstown, tvtr true, has elected'Levi M. Dewy. Republican, by a majority of 110. The whole Republican ticket ia elected by majorities of over a hundred. Woodland— Milo T. Wheeler Repub­ lican supervisor by 27 majority. A Democratic gain. Thornapple elects J- F. Emory, Re­ publican, supervisor, and all the Repub­ lican ticket bat Justice to fill vacanay, School Inspector and one Constable. If Assyria and Prairievilla cleat Re publican Supervisors, as formerly, tho Board will stand thirteen to three. A Republican gain of two over last year. first day of April The being “All 1’uOl’s Day” everybody is supposed, ac­ cording to custom to perpetrate all man­ ner of jokes upon their* neighbors. In the case of a Mr. Dyole, who had just left one of the Canadian towns to take a place upon the local staff of tbe Detroit .idverliMr, one of these jokes took rather 1 a serh'us turn. It seems some wag,under a fictitious name sent information to the Deputy United States Marshal at Detroit that said Doyle was an emissary from die Sauth and was bearing dispatches from Mr. Slidell to the Southern Confed­ eraey. Tbe joke took, and Doyle arrested. was Of course, nothing was found among his effects or on bis person to warrant his detention, and he was at eucs liberated, and was not, as the Free Preet stated, held over for examination. The affair mflbt bare given Mr. Doyle some anhoynnee, and really was a God•»$nd to the Golden Circle Democracy of Detroit. The Free Preu says : ,“Mr. Doyle may thank his stars that be is not a 'democrat, for had bo been he would hare been honied off to Fort Layfayette, wfthqut U•al,’* Ax- or property without due prooeas oi law' ever such legislation is necessary, We think also that Mr. Doyle may thank bis stars that he ■stamp, as had he been, he would very likely have had. ampug bis effects, evi­ dences of treason, as all of that class formerly arrested have bud. McClellan tag ofleltara to theii* friends, by tho sol­ We notice rial some of our exchangee pronounce this an outrage. stoH»y.v That it Is a hardship, u'c.will admit, and that it does not effect the objectintended by it, is "also oartain. Late Richmond jNipers show that t-iia rebels arc as well informed m ever of McClellan's movamente of the number Wutiogton, April A The Timet' curr^spondent telegraphs to-night from Bitdff’s Ferry as "follows: Hooker** Division Thursday. April t. . “A corps of pfeked men, belonging to the Excelsior brigade, left Liverpool Point under the command of 0rij. Sickles, early On Thursday marnlng for Stafford Court House on a recorinalsanoe. The troops landed at Shipping Point batteries and marched from thence past DumfrW® thro’ Aqqula tn Stafford Qourt House. There wm skirmishing between a body of six hundred rebel cavalry and the advanced corps of Sickles’ command, rix mtlra this side of Stafford, add firing was cohtinned until we reached that place. The rebels in their retreat set fire to the town and all the stores. Our forces promtly stopped the conflagration. • “Our casunlitics were two woundvdand a few missing. The corps marched 48 miles in 17 hours, over thu w»>rst mountain roads. “At Fredericksburg there are few troops. They are falling bnek to Rich m<»nd. The citlxens state that the Con­ federate Government intend abandoning to Hi <»^d cte M* .hh ft. «o>. ftre. rtoft •«» «r«l M **• toel puwi upfirtSe <•)•« ,<rf lhe tod u>*“ mills below (be hind ft. "bri our artMh the charge la far fetched, aa no range. AH through the passage a eoutiuanus Are of m-aketey wm Imp* up farm the shore; many tMiffsta struck the boat, but all hands being ’below. »o body was hurt. The Chrottdolst did not discharge a gun during the entire pas­ sage. She passed tbe last battery within HMiaud a«d The Dmch have taban Newcastle h still blaek with coal The denurtracy have carried Hasting* *• u*«»t an hour after leaving tbe fleet. only, perhaps, a Uttla more so; having Telegraph from hfetti No. fl. Ia«t «»enIng. says very heavy firing was heard In the direction of New Madrid. It- w*» hie, by majorities trifling or enormous, thought the Corondorel was engaged with as suited the fancy of the vofera. John some ol tbe rebel gunboats. From one A. Fuller la the lucky Republican who to eight heavy reports were heard per succeeded in gaining an elactioa. Wc minute. Her escape from thiury - while running the blockade m attributable to always give up when beaten, and never willconnsel tbe democratic policy of the feet that she hugged the shore of the Island so closely that it waa Impossible seceding when “flailed oot.H If there is for tbe rebels to depress their guns suffi­ ever a time when ruch a policy might be ciently to bit her. There is grefct rrjoicexcusable, it would be. io seceding from jng throughout tho fleet at her signal New Advertisements. every other provision of the constitution, purpose of paring tbe wc knew also that the Republican party waa Philadelphia, still continues its kind and Advioae from New Madrid confirm the previous reports of the erection ol rebel batteriesopposite that point AU using the whole power of tbe’ Goverptaenl to maintain all tbe provisions of that sacred instrument; but we would hardly have supposed six months ago that the democratic presses of the North, that profess loyalty to the government wsuld have come out st this day and told Jeff. Davie and his minions that the objeot they were aiming at was a noble one, and that The river is felling rapidly, and troops can soon ba landed at any point along the banks bore. as soon as GreuktU. »od beneficent aid to the afflicted in all tbe tbof.sitily trated by PbjsfciaM and ths Pnaatbood. and 1* now tba ofllcial retna loyal Staten, and everywhere maintains dy used.by tb« PhyAcitns, uader lb« name of •Solutivo Benovador da Medway," (tbe Sssclah a high character far bortoraidw conduct, for Radway'a Raady ■ Resol real; in the treatment and professional skill. We feel insured 0>!^b8dffi?£3S(i"Ka 1’Jte that it may be relied upon aa a sonpd and highly useful institution. A uew card New Yorir, April 7. fmm Its manager* will be fauad •*A letter from Hilton Head- 3. C., received says; “From North Edisto wc have stirring hitdHger.ce. The rebels fliey should sucoscd in de­ in our advertising columns. lias been very wintry. IttsMMnsr U an knew Ui.n.d«I1U»lirr»p f»r Pntinrih'G THE BLOOD. — -r (,„ bruhmcy to tbe A severe north MMW. ™< J““r .. uMd to read in our old primmer, and we uuerly auetaw <1 to <w polltloa.— And we (bin! V often had done Rle»K (he Diwcwalie mujoriey ta (hl. tontop. would bare been |A" iban it 1.. fell uf Fort Dune!won, tbe I^oudon Satur­ day Beviea, a j**i>M«l very unfriendly to our Government, gives tbe rebels tbu foll<iwln<t thrust: . “The Southern papers will hencfqrth. nerhaax. think it expedient to discontinue their »hitwd attack* un tbu Federal sol­ diery. which, according U> their theory, only • -, ,1 the national want «>f courage al Bull Run. ft Is more excu­ sable !wr mu sukiiera to U charged with ■ panif than far a division to lay down ita arms almon* Mt the commencement <*f a caiHptMgn wklob had l<H>ug been fore— CHKsrxa.—The special correspondent of the N«*w Y«rk World accounts fi«r tiv small force left at Wmcbreter two«fr<>0t tbr ruU-1 Jaikwui. Ji sgya that th« whole nrpe farmee Gen. hiui been ordered to Fairfax Omri*Ht«<Me to. reinforce Gen. MvQeiian. A small por tiwW of the division had been prcrceiled from nmn-hing. how ever, by the break­ ing of the pait»«w» bridge <»w the Sbrnnflilnah. If thiaaroideu.t u> the bridge had occnrvff a few bmirs Infer, too few would hnv«- km left L> have made a sucoeasfal stand assinrt Jncksnn, and tbe work of Sunday would have been a drfeat, instrod* of a victory. ' . Gxm BvKuamtN Frath*.—-The mng nificent vfotorfcM of R--anokr and New,, hern, together a ith the other numermn* yet important Bnccrwanf Grn-BumsHl. , are now the themr of grateful mention in every patriotic ianiily h«<mr. !nqrt<fv.t sermofi.B’rimp rinrAe. of 'Rh<xfe~ Wand, made the fidb-wing priwhal slhirtnn t “While be wm (.tanning Ms magnificent to occupy expedite«, it wire my fortune and i sbid! newer forget hnw, every mim­ ing. we used tn kneel down together, nti<i pray fur the bleating nf G*«d upon his. e**lMnn work. That blessing ensures hix riiccvm. The Lord nf Hosts is with hini^. the God of Battles is bia refuge.*’ W HATS IH A Namx.—Tbe Rev. Dr., Moure of Richmond, delivered a lecture in that rity. «• tl>e origin and meaning.of words In which man v cuefoae facts weredeveloped, among uhhh were that the wwra Davia means "Cod is with ns,” and that Lincoln, when subjected to etymolo­ gical analyeb. mraaa **«» tbe verge of a precipice ”— Chsrlnftm hftrmtry. It occnra tii in* that Dr. Moore haa mode n mistake in regard to the meaning of Dfvta. The word realty, means “The bird bsdpu-i! which is more apt and The Ductor is right na to the meaning of Lincoln. It is true chat President Lincoln ia‘\m the rnepaif a precipice”—but he ia merely leaking over to see bow far J5T“ A enrrtwpotTdent contributes this to the Omnibeu: Our warshsruomab (Mrs. MeFadden. call her) bad a son itj that day. Jt ft saM frigate-, called <>n her priest and deaired that afflictions Meer oomp singly. “Pot it Io w.wda. Mn. MO'.dd«C tod he. “W<dl thia, just nidi th.. : ‘-W pfAbri iff pointed a Republican Cngnmittee far the mristner Kv *4.* V.fa to • requested for the k-wI i McFadden, bsrrin’ hr 1W postponed till hjrtbrr adv ••ho<>ra.* U is said that but uumpnri- tbe Forty-sixth New Ywrk f of Twa Rsport nfethe TWtriPp Board Hastings, shows an Indebtodurea agatoat the town «f about a hmsdred dotUni^ehj^wtiaim mi a "but he U «hy.* a&tad hi* & thirty men on a reconnuiaenaee hood, should utter such santitnenta, or tempt riw»T’ eomr *.n th* knowlrnje of blo» ac evldsmoe of diapleaasre at the result IMPORTANT 90 filUtB. from Ibt lystom n.*hir>( •born- *g»m Mr. “Joitftw.r «wi “ft»t a*M( Vine ^w>n.n two days easter drifted enow upon tbe farw of Nature on Monday night—perhaps aa crf.lha rlectluo on • nd— «M lb. verdict of bll gonil mra mdtror,* .nd Cmnmercwi. Tua Wkatbxr for the part have come- down In considerable force, and sureseded in cutting off the other night nearly an entire company belonging to tltf 55th Pennsylvania regiment, which and destination of tho tro’opa on tbe pen­ stroying all tkeofksr proviafons of tbe waa On Little Edisto Island as a picket. insula nsur Furtreas Monroe. There are constitution, tbtir northernpwMtiasl breth­ Strangely enough .they negleeted to other leaks to be stopped, of more ooumren and aids would turn in and assist guard the bridre between them and the mtentee khan soldier’s letters to their fomthem in destroying thia .only. rMiaininy main force, and the enemy succeeded in burning thin, and then aurrounded the riies, and it is to ba hoped that this inter, picket,kiirmg thros and wounding a dozen, diet-will soon be removed. heard ftopenjy and publicly.avpyed by sod captured About thirty of <»ur some of these big little Democrats, “That The balance escaped to North Edisto; Tbe storm on Wednesday waa if this government cannot be sustained. since then there has been skirmishing, very severe along ths Misaiasippi River, bat with no revulL Ample reinforce all thd way from Ifland No. 10 to Orira Col. Moore direct ind aVovc, The Virginia. An official war bulletin from the War Department creates two new military 1st. That portion of Vir­ tiocAfc and we deny tho aatbflrily of Congress, departments. policy to advocate. aga>°rt these triumph, ginia and Maryland lying between the of a territorial Legislature, or of any inMountain Department and Bine Ridge, ant invaders ®f our rights, who have jmrt dlviduals to give legal existence to sla­ U» be called the Department of the Shen­ now su successfully stolen tbe political very, in any territory of the United andoah to be commanded by Gon. Banks bread and butter which jasdy butoeged 2d. That portion of Virginia lying east Btetoe." tn the Republicans of this township; hut of the Blue Ridge and west of the Poto­ The first preposition contained in mac and the Fredericksburg and Rich­ we propose to buckle on anew our armor this section,—that the natural condi­ mond Railroad, including the District of and attack tbe villains in front, when the tion of the territories is that of freedom ; Columbia and the oountry between tho —draws after it the logical sequence that Patoxent, to bo called the Department of RAD W AY’S RENOVATING are permitted to give thani bottle. . . RESOLVENT slavery is an uunatural thing and cannot tbe Rappahannock, to be under the coin Fellow Republican*, thu fallowing fig­ Bt A CLEANSING STlltTP mand ofGto. McDnwelk exist there without a violation of the Washington, April 5. ures will tall our tale of w«a'| natural laws; for ft is a well settled Complaints having been made by the For 3upsrrt»or, . principle of law that slavery can only commanders of military- posts that moveDavkl G. RubiuKun, Dem, 184 exist by positive enactments Af a munici­ insnts are impded aad discipline retarded Alvio W. Bale). Rep. 131 pal character and that the motneot the by tbe preeencu of mule and female vis­ Slaveholder removes his slave from the itors, the Secretary of War ha* ordered John S. Goodyear, Dam. that no passes be granted to visit Fort-I HUMORS AND H0RE8 OF ALL KINite country where that tntuueipal law exists, Julius Russel, liep. irti disease* entailed from Small Pox. Mb*resa Monroe or other military posts to to tho country whore the r^turol law is L EiTiirBLis. Fwtbs ass A ore, Y bllsw. Ttany person not engaged in the military e. as» trnisa Psvsm. Dsomx. Dsxrxsaa.Fm. the supreme law, that moment tbeaiave's service, and has autborizsd commanders Hiram J. Kenfiald, Deni. John W. Stebbins, Rep. fetters fail off aad he stands on an equal of military pwta to remove all persons 148 nut engaged io the service. P amw for footing with his master, as the God of purposes of trade and business are also Tts*k>n*.or u>r other mbm. IUDWaY'8 REN­ PlrimJei Brown, Dem. Nature designed, and “once free be is 1.77 OVATING RESOLVENT will »pee<’ih eradicate refused. Harmon Smith. l»«-p. 9itj particle of dlieue, aad n iseast ths child 155 forever free.” So it would seem, by with hurt lb Now York,,April 5. this clause that no legislation by congress INDIES The World save private information John O, Tmklcr. D»«m. If® prohibiting slavery in tbe territories derived from a responsible' source, fans Am'* R. Hall. Rep. 146 would be necestiary. But as there arc reached here, that Beanregard has i*en Fci ’ ticUoU laaprcler. bad men who do not hesitate to violate outflanked near Corinth and compelled RKSOLYEST. F D Vkh-t, (fall iNin) DrU. J(Sl all laws, no matter how mored,—whether . TO. . TO . . TORep. A. Ph.fo Drake. d>> of God or man,—the statesmen who pen­ . Gvoroe Rice, (vacancy,) Dt font. Iflfl phis, not far from tba Mistiia'ppi. Gio ned those resolutions asserted,—ns will J<tf|n-b W. Bauer>D.. •!<» Rep. 148 rious news [adds the ITor/rfj may be ex­ RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT^ IB A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. be observed in the other clause of Section pected io a lew dayk Bad Caulk, HacAlue and dry Coerh. Btitchlnr ar Wnmchinr. Patu fe ths BMa. Pain aroaad Um Wte Co-iper, D*m. 8,—that as our lathers abolished elavery IM St. Lotti*. April 5. Heart, *hurlne»a of Brestk, Bard nrauiiiag. Allen J< nw. do 17ft in all our national territory, aud ordained Tl»o correspondent of tba Hipublican Sharp Faina wban taking a breath, and all other Mareitx W Riturr. painful avinplotna. art quic.ly rrarrad bribe 178 “that no person should be deprived of writing irum tho flag ship Benton on tbe renovating resolvent. Luther Benut-t. <fo 177 Ita <u» will epMdtiX-deliver the disabled and evening of tbe 3d, says: “ Early this life, liberty or property Without due John A. Faller, Rep. 166 diMaae-strickea euBerer from process of law” that if any attempts morning wi attempt was made to tow Charir. M Nk-bole. <k. 130 A LIVING DEATH, the rebel floating battery ton point where Marcus S. Srt-bbina. do should be mads to violate ibis proposition And trifore bim to bis frienda In a sound and IU it could otuntMud our mortar bualH. A beaUty eMtoes. Murtitnrr-W. Buck, do of tho oonstitotion, then it would be our brisk fire was opened by the mortars and duty by legislation to maintain it, and io course of half an hour the battery was Ir ts a SdGMTFicAKT and gratifying defeat those attempts. So if sur Demit" struck several times, ’splinters being fact that every Democrat elected in this crat friends will tell us when, and where, thrown in all directions, and several n to all pliniologiMatbsS beams displaced. One shell exploded town on Mi>nd|^, made the very MCBOFCLa. LEPROSY. 6TPHIL1R, and how,—sjnoe the election of Abraham directly inside the battery, whan it whm strongest kiod of professions of loyalily Lincoln they have made aUrmplt to malate immediately submerged to the .water’s to the Union. No word of apology for this moit taered provision of the constitu­ edge and towed out of range. .The steamer Winchester, which was tion, we will call tho attention of congress We hops our republican friends, and loy­ to it and ask to have tbstn punished for sunk some time sinee to obstruct thn -ohannsl north of the Island used by tbu al democrats also, who voted for . them, Uwar wkked attempt*: at such violation. ' rebels as a point irou> which to watch •kill ofihtlr beat phyrteiM*. With knowledge will watch them a little and see bow long <«ur movemenu, waa shelled to-day and of UMefasis Dr. Itaswar was determined io teat they continue in grace. ^‘iMJJwTYA RENOVATING fiEHOLVENT. of the Democratic party for the last year ‘•Skillful firing to-day made the enemy which wm prsnred eiptmly <o meet the exibaa been engaged in an open violation of for the avowed lias prohibited, for the presnt, the writ­ diers under his command. her. • . violate it; way to a violation of this one; and No Mose Lrnni.—Gen. rotate l> Iw xLi TV O maintain this provisalon of the esnstito- tion against aU attempts to good Prof.’’ KADWAY'8 BBBOLVENT. Castleton elects David Smith, Domocrat and Union. when thsy had abolished slavery in all it becomes our duty by legislation, when­ Gain. Bolttmore—Eli D. Enton, Republican was elected over J. 8. Tuxbury, . that refers to this subject btockade She bad iff OF THS WSSRLY KPWH "V Aik upon which Abrahfjn LUicoln was elected It visor. , Caritop is also Democratic byt^rt>Qttf COMPENDIUM M« Article CaruodoW �■uMa’trega.-.ea A wdtmMWj Hftl df th. tmtMSn I ■^—L—.-..j------- ■- |r - - r n ■t Htd-Wdrt. <MU W, AraMtaM. BU-1 ('■ •nimitte. Sir’ W. AfVMtrvmg. and * number of Mimtlftt g«l»flcm«j. Tbe i weapon w»i worked with the >e jnd ftciftty by a eniatt aum xrs. aljd t^ic experimeitta were shd Frvers. mtivs«d<aHK«M»-are entirely „ ip every rcepect successful.— The ^un not. -being yet rifind, was, o| eoctroM and cured by these rvmedias. •'a’^MUMdrfib WOJP cotw, used sa a amooih bore, and was repeetrdly find with a twdid spherical bail wei^ieg one beednd . and fifty pounds, and a ehaegc of ftsrty ponthr. LIVER KEGJWATOR pouads of Pemcyes tbe mmbld and bilious deposits from The^xpcrimenUtre pralimio- ■Smfi 11 is • superior PrfBe foe/ry. FAMILY MEDICINE, petiisas*, sad Um fj;of u>» ordsr A nobler tbamv my kKn It 1thin prsiM sfHaaMcK*a matcbleaa Fills. Emerson Etheridge ua Slavery. t-tpouaed a* Hwy ««ta in the oapitai of a 4mvcBut?, thin ’ arc worthy »»f menUee: .. ,’.. •Let the tell th* people of Tennessee a plain truth : You banc to live in the l.nion—wfth yeur negroes if you tWA, wlthmrt them if yon mari ’ The Uninn is wort^ more thin all the eMruliiUieu and negore* In th* world. •blether ilaui set* tbe Union severed, I woiMtodny have slavery deMmycd. and the Lukeltoo Jibs*rated. ’ ’ •*The Government maintain its authority. Will you rclhrii 1 Pam for the erar going »n fiirever. until the rebel linn is sujidurd. “A benign G«>verument uStqi p*rd<>n tn nil that were mivpuided and deceived. IfjM l accept It. and return tn your an«tgiance, your every town will >he Converted into an urvetial. and your 4>asUtre« Into Gelds of blood.” Tnn Skirmish mkar Crrim BEST Assortments DRY GOODS DXBUKO’S LIVER REGULATOR LIMB BITTERS, In Ute m alter of Me estate o* John ( . Bagbee, decaesed. . (Ju isadiac and f;liqg tka natitiou, duly reritted of SabriuM H. Hughes, wide it of said deceased, praying, Uroenaiu rmnooa therein Mt forth, that ■dmfotetratJen of said astels be gramad as the petitioner and 8. C. Woodman TliersOpon It ia ordered, that Mrmdtv the uStt day of April, 1A6X. at Steves o'etotM in the -2.h\’rJQfREK,Bd K^°‘ forenoon, be aaaigned for tbe bearing of arid pallTown 4 S. itengt 1<» W. It-i M-lurtha Mros. Uns; and that tbe heirs al law of said deceased Also tbe Muth part of tbe west hall of st W V am! all ufhsr person* interested In said Wtatfoara of .Sec. I J. Tuan t X. B ifi W, kJ NMOGths sersa reamred lu appear at a session of .aid Court, thee Title warranted, Applv to to be b-.ldau al the Prubale Office, in tbe vUlega apriiMl r JOHN DORR. uf Hastings, and sbvw CMSC, if anv there be, why the praver ofthe prtttsovier sboold »Sl ba granted. Rcourllla, Muu|ue Co , X T. And It if farther ordered, that the pititionrr giva notice to tbe persaua iu wrested in said estate of tbe pendency of Mid petition, and the bearing thereof, fey earning a copv of this order to bo published is the Republicao Banner, s ntwroapar printed and rirpulaliug iu aaid county of Barry, 1 **?yr*,yc4^J1, •““’’Stately previous And now eousidcr myself Jteirtly et^od," Hon. John Croee writes, -'Brooklyn, March 15 IMG. lu tbe spring of IMS I took s severe cold wUI»h induced a violent fever I took two doses For Sale! DARUN^S LIVER REQLJLA TOR ft broke up my cold and fever st ouce. Previous to tbit attack, I bad been troubled with dyspepsia several months: I have frit nothing of il since?* OtisStedley, IM..-1N East Mth Street. X T., writes: Aug. IS, IMO.—I had a difficulty with lbs Kidney complaint three yean, with eoustent paia in tbe small of my baek. I bad used moot all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until DR. ROBACK'S DARUN9S LIFXR RXGGL4TVB, STOMACH BITTSIS TO BE EXCELLED PRIXDL& , :dga of Probate. ' Regulator DIGESTIVE ORGANS. arc, aoX oK^rcA to XW \aC a% a raca\e\v\.c x^Vack \x>AX eave aW Xke w'ax.cXx 5\.c*\b Mb \wvt Xo," k\\X a* a vc'ta«A’\,a\. aaeaX— a 2,rv.aX HtoaVaXor oK X\xx Aw X\\c H"\.\\.oa% &MbXAeX* o^ Xkc. AV «>X aaCi SouV<aX\\ert \\a%, ^or a Wft Xvcwu, Wu awvcXx. vxxeAnA aw avX\t\€ o\ ^Xotnack U\.XX«,r%, vfrhkebs ’A Xakexx vfc \eco\vtr t\wabVX\Xbfc», awA aX Xke ^.ro^er Xvtuft, are a %wyc. y.rr.txwXAve o$ ■ Liliovbs Fever, Fever and jdgue. Liver ComplcLirit, (Lycpepcia, ' rndigesiurn, JcLundicc, Kidney Cornplaints, awA akk 4‘\%ca%t% o^ a u«ukar waXuve.. AH persons having claims sgatpal tbe a Griffo, dceeaaed, are hereby untiled and requested to present the same f>f rxamination and sdluameo: to the uadt-rsigned L'<imtnia»ionere,dM|y sppoluied by tbd rrebate Court lor tbe county of Barry, who will meal forwuch purpose, at tbe County TrcMtirsr's oftee, is tbe viftaga of Wasting*, in -id eunntr.os Natarday.tbe third da* ef M^y next, end cm Saturday tbe seventh day of JaneaaKl. ot.e thousand, elrbt buodred *nd sixty-two; al tbe mmstM tea eMmk, A. K. o« the respestlv* day* above mentioned, Hta.tneolhs from tea third day of March. 1Mb. briag tha.Umo limited by tbe Hoti Probate Own fbr the fieri adJaittBeeft of all rtoiass agrtMt aaid estate. Dated/Mareh It. teM, . ZT bailey, apreti reH-lBteor. Om< t wj r*1’*"’* hwt Fyt’IAHm «?'**»' to Mr dim:, rW* •- res mooifatw b!« |d.l» tfa LIFB RlTTEM. I patted dotted blood by tbe urethra. I an now entirely cured,and taka pleasure in roeommeudlng these remedies.” Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Street. K. T., writes i “Feb. 80. IMO.—I base been subject to attauksof Asthxcajha tagHeenty years. 1 Lave CUM MihiteION ER'S NOTICE. <»tir dinpxtvbes: *‘Oi«&*tur<luy itAcrnaion t detnchmMH attend to." • frm'JilM. X. T. Hth temU»aW«ZjT,Ty* U- of RWS»t ft C. Prindls, Jpdgs of Btiwox.— (Jrw-e upon a time, a worldv ffitan, who was wholly at>a*<rbed in the aocumnla tsMW* a.Lur».pt;rty, was gently rernonatrai«4 upon the tai Eject by his clergyman. stAl rcmitukd of the necusrity of prepar­ ing flw another world. talk to ■uavf auiuhcr world.” was the reply, sate world at a time is •• rnuah as I can la a superior lode and diuretic; exeellent -ia cases of loss of appetite. fistaleney. female weakneea. irregularitiee, pain tn tbe side and bawala. Dot* dikesas gffiict /•« f do not <fo4M Tbn ciaminr co rape on it will must I And tieaMb sjAh, yvw Wslw MU. If yo. fly oi naw to Hsauoft PUIa. Th* Watehiiipruii RrjouUicu given the f <n«>wtng fatriletilnr. ofthe sk’Fmi-!) near the Chiun Brxrige, previ'HMly reporlasd lu «•! Smaanrtk VirgmlK CtMrnlry tnadu u dmJi'iit n Uninn lady named Tcnnnnf. who li*t*s nI*fit a mile and a half fnxn the •'hnin Bri.lgr. WWIe engaged in rnitanHIbg sn<l p><lai*ing the residence <*f Mrs, Tvminnt tbvv wrrr discovered ' by a p«wri<>ii Aif C*J. Bsyani'’■ Pcnusy Iranut Cirrnfry «lv. nt .inn1 chvrgvd 4«»n up. m tlicnt. <M»- vr*it* mnageiacot t-nsutsd. which rc» •f the rebel cmalry. !><it not before they hud seimred Mr*. Tvtiiml and her dtttgli ter, wh>’ui they cmHcywl away io Mr I'eiiMni'e 'Mtyg*. prrYJmtah harm6.M-d the purjuise. ' easmslitv las Bdysrdk Cai airy in th* n)(t«iiiroh. wav the »»«.iiiidis i-f.ine a-.ldl/’ir, uht> wit* •­ in.vyi'd t«» th: 1*hr !•>« ttf the rrl city the •ren.u aH.»l«?. uls could tits* be axC'-rtaiue'l, aidu»u"li it is ■upp'.md «im» «.f tbrtn inirot hm. •»evti hit. Xfr-.TctHMifl lw» lf>»* s hit.' iuUfd nrol i«iu. wle« dif*i in fighting fi»r «hi> flt’r. nnd rtnw hi-rwlf nnd ttaighttr will have t«i -ufl’. r th.- Iturr<-ra «if Richaimid’l<«titet>nie prifoo'. nnd the Innulia of ret*! ile their't vmatning property uwspsAwri jualP'he devasUtisfos of war.” DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS WE ARE N O W ON HAND with one of the LARGEST add laud CKurs7ta‘rsM^laM*Afrto!?Ma- pta fullowlfaA sentences were uttered bv Emvrnen Etheridge, ia hie speech st Tennemw. Corning as they did front Hb> nujirtli of a »!avdw»lder. and .Much better than pills, and mnob taaiar to taka. Darling’. Liver Regulaor. Kvcr shown in this afatfoe rt-dteooe ire'bl.falMaHiMUMUl.rf*. Bai.: jMMla UM .dsitutuitit’-u *r y-er Jor>«4eci."At tfa akrr»ytta:J, Io to y.-U a<4f>. u-t uT o.«rre * HK.nt ntKfaltw tela fa L»i j-lut. sad Vjire. MroVo. y«s rerel ta-ofaj L, year re is *[»«:. R. a ire ««rt*. t Market, which we are prepared to sell at a small advance from Darling's Life Billers, and waaaaMrWpasrW. I havobed no attack aiaoe." NEW YORK COSTS. *,e-.4re.nyjlH#% 0; V LtKUltt.M. H. Rhinn.thin, Cat, Liver Coo.pt al At. Jsacrr-'Hrore. rofaa O-. 1'fc.eih J<>. has De. J.C. Arutryir.l tore epkj.r’ jfill rkr—lc in T < . Ire* He..,. h Irk 1-Mtat I ft D. Westervelt, Esc, of South Sth. deer Sth St., Williamabargfa, L. I . writes: "Aagust1.1MD.— Having been troubled with a difficulty in tbs Liver and to bilious attacks, I was advised, by a friend, 'darling's LIVER REGULATOR. H. X. SHB^OOX. [ rtuesra. I did so end found It to operate adslnblv, reaov ing the btle snd arousing the liver ta activity. I k-.. -I— .— -A tt .. . ■MtJtrj jaarfa-rocerilu.. l-aeas I a a Ufa livvw FAMILY MEDILIXE. bUdru M tbe Probsts Office te tuiiga cn Tuesday thv 2.’,tb daj year of our Lord one thottsaod - ------ --- —I gay-vrs: Present Shennas C. Poodle.Judge of Probate. lu t1>e matter ofthe estate of Martin C. Burge Iste of U*rf> ia smd eooety, daosM*<l. On reading sudtUiagt>s peteUuu. Suh’Striked uf Ju.i.h Bu-ge Bsseictor of iho Isst Will sad Testament nt ssW deceased proving for eertsla rose eta tuvroin set forth that be map be jirciissd tussHcertsm Roa’ Esto in said pantioo described fu^Ue-puipo* uf puling (ha debts of .aid de- Thereupon-t is ordered that M sudsy k also iSsb otbsr persona luteroated is Mid eststv. are rsqair«d to appear at a session uf ..Id Co art. tbtu to be iiotdru st the Piobste Office In Heating*, and slwiwcaMCri aatv these In-, why the prayer of ths patjtMiuar ahoula uut be grsa'-edAnd tt I* farther ordered that tbe petitioner giro nuttee to all >»rtiea fntactrd, of tbe pen­ dency of Mid pvtftp*. s^.-’>,,he Nearier Uteroof. by c.utioga copy of ildsMti andordet to be published tn tbe Republican teener, s public orswpaper printed at 11mting* <nd circulating ia aaidooualrvf Varry, *— *■-------- —--‘— —ximmhdlaMy previou J. 8, GOODYEAR & Co. WAR! On High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG Roberts • uro. I (fa .ueea Male- IM bwt that tan ta aaid ofy-uo to net L»'( t»>J > «uvg’..“ SehlrrMO.CaiMauTauaSre, T.nlargrnietit. When our children are oet of sort*, w* giro them a few drop*, and *4 fgu tbasn all ngbu I find it meets ths grosrat want* of the stomach ud heir cla when dia«>rtlered. Rxanca, if you need either or both of these most excellent Remvd:e«,ti:quitefcr them at tbe »tores. if *uu do not find them, take no other, but inclose BEsSsifflB A Jure »s, DAN’L S. DARLING, 102 N«saiiu8t..'Nrw Ynrk. Put up la fiOceat and fl Bott lea each, [uovrt ttn. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral! STORE!!! &i Striker, iw. yer strip cv«g dr C ovvgha, Celds, inflnriisn. I!n«r*<'#v»«, Creui., Kr.MihlU.. Incipient liMto • >ette Acnbrv- (A tree copy.) livVuw ! AdvertisMnent. I ' thrrnrkia anb Ciutp.—Fur theta tm-nawta’dr and thttger xte di'caar^ Trank'* MxEwrtu' Oid: limit i« tsti utifiuling rentedyjf uss-d hl season. Artply firelt U» fheThmst and CWt and • over with a hot flannel. Thia Oincnxml has been be fore Ibe public over 20 years^nd ite conct»ndv inertasing dcuinnd hm established i.Hion u a xup-rior Mfiiiuent in all i-M»Mi where ■ idling a»d relax mg rwmdy is required, partietdarh m lUieu tnafiem. Neuralgia, loflamation of the Buuoja and Kidnrya., Spinal efli'Ctim^, Sore Eve». Burna, Piles, Wounds and arc covct\<o%cA o$ rare awftt XvouMLr^wX rooX% awA ktrSav, uAxXek vaake Xktrw Vi’wvAW^ 'Voxxve. "Ov "RoWckV arc Xkvc \uoor vaa\\'% VAeadu ■Dr. iVAXevs *o.v>< ttw. \.oov dnudfUs. Price 25 «-t«. Tiwoat kw> Lvxoa.—At thia aea»*'i of iheysny whttn coughs and ©ulda arc trmjbleHi'fnr every family*abmtld have a safe Bud certain rem«-dt nn hand, linn ■Doctor'* "DDX*. ■Qv. 'B.okackk ftXowuxckv ’BX.Xke.vs w««n»> Jiivv Skrttp.Tobi ia the, vrry,th»;-j ate Vue Ac\x. wvoa\'* SoVatc <m\A. CowvSort. hut ia a ceclnin cure /or (’roup, Wlu«»p ing Cough'Bronchitic. Aathrna, C«»ojhs asv; all a®*fion*«hhe Thr<at and Lot j.'» ■Qr. ■Ro'ouck'* 8iM4.v ell Dn»t!giMH. Pnw 2S ets. {■ovU • moo tbs] fttowvacAv ‘SxX'Uycs v.wWokvU tkx uv^ok Qfti AtkAAaUA. DIED, Ur. Hoback'* > Hastings, on the 7th ioft-. Ctete Bum. lnfcn ‘ (liter of Rcxar M Maaam. failings i)nu UnrrnL . SXo'KvcveVk "BiAkera Awm. owo-vj ratVa.-ackoX.'i anA wvakv XaSc S,Xowu.ve\v Rdton ;t'» 'FAc'ak.Vj I'OJt SALE BY 4 ijew and most complete swortment of DRUGS AMD MEDICIXES, ^Chemical*. Pai nth, DIH, CamKphene. B«iruiM« Flaid, i»fhsmtfr.«f tbe sutete Pf Junva Ransom, 'fivX.X.SA'fc l^pXipblct-with agent, and around each hot Sold bv Estate of .James Kaaeem. PJdUJU OFdfICHlffiAN, CoWYT ar Beast, as . At a .esaiou of the Probate Goutt for tho coun­ ty of Barry, hivWen at IhoProBsie Office, m tho Sillaga uf Hastiasa, .so Toood.y, the etosenlb dor of Ma^ch, in tbs roar.xue thousand oiahfi bundled and *ixtr-*.wo. Present, Sbermam C. Prindl e, Judge of Probsts. -.6 of C. W. Tsyior. (AdnhnIstrstor aritb the Will annexed., ol ood e»Ua«, prayirfg for certain resfor.thn narpossof paying tbe debt, of arid 4* cruetf Mid egtietiMta of MMfatstration. There.>| U urtl.rHj Uai Mond«, ths Mffi ‘V *। April. st loo u-cjytb. in Uto fo»« ’O«n,6« wir-ird fur tbe besting of nud sell i l-W. srvd that tbe heirs at law of mH dcvrssSCMnd aU other |.vrsou* lartersMeJ tn aaul rotate, are re »uired to epos r. st nseeawu olofod cuurb. atic& to e bo!deu at the Probata Office, in the village of Hasting*, nod shew osnoe, K any there be, whv to* pea.er ol th* petltiuwrshould not-be granted. And it-f* farther ordered that reid.J.’eteUoner give ootice to the uoraena uiierctad iu *aid rs!»te. of (be peiidafaty ol aaid petition and th* besrisg thereof, b» causing a copy of thia order to be publi.hed in the “Hepr.hliean Ben­ ner." a newapywr. pnnted and circulating in said couu'y of Barry, for four succCMire wwks, (A true eopj.i marls Judge of Probate. ---------------- -------------------------------------- -- -------— CirctffiU CowrU—1162, 1B63-, QTAtE OF >UCil IHAKiighth Judicial Citfol o —1 hereby flx and Mtootettbe U*»*/br1>ted lug Hl* asvei»l Jeraia xii the CiECuit Court wiQw aaifl Circuitrfor Ute yeur* I'M sad task, asMHvffis *— HAf ttdM hvvs »k«n s:«lln. lir mV.- sMiti tsv, .•.Mr-MCtjui-wtte.-fil.nr.M-.sMu4. .rarsdhyDr.J.C.AYKRfe.CO^UwaU,Ma^ For sale al nestings, by Roarers • Sranas. TUgi’K.NSINp AND ALCOHOL. ms ST* VOR MICUANiCAL AMD HSBICTNAL rURPPSkS.O^Y^ TEZTH I TEXDTnrt 1 T3CSSTW t Rhb 0es*H Atatet BfMglifgl Tecth I HerrlcR’a Sngur Coated Pills. WILLIAS JONES. I. 1 ........................... Tbe t*st flkffiUy CA- GROCERiesi TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. HP ICES, PEPPER. PRF5EB. FIO& RAISIF8. OODFBH; n foot, evrivfoteg 't_ — Z____ .___ ‘ HU be needed for fault it u*a. A|ao a 'great variety of tbe ’ ain®M3Mr An4 CoAldnx Extrarts, -OR TH® X*FACIAL UXXXriT <-F IBM LATHM. Wastes Map a» hand a goad MfaMoKM of ST4fiteTXQ^EER.V> PENS, PEXC1LS. 1XCT. PAPER. EX VELOPE8. 4UMXHS, Ac.. Ac. Upon sw sbstevs «sy be wand al) sF tbs MOST POPULAR DEXTIfiT, ip cow prerand to apply dsata' substitutes id a Kyle, ■baorpaaagfe wwaated to fit and sail, or bo aiiaws lb pains apaued m axtrseting Teeth Miedwite pure gptd, thus orresting tWr decay fur ,v*sr» Tertb iassrted ou VULCAXITB RUBBER BASK. Ut til WU im.izIIU. liWSn IB fcmr’, hlM* Km. Hrtic L.v.p. U-B, I ' dlrSvte ARyflA THABTICiaUw wer.d. Jfu»ed twenty yvars by fire RfitfUfoa* persons uuunl- pIOMCMM (N>d ‘n ,h* UMMS ■qfM] ' costal ’•ithMMpr. 1 Lari Boxes V recta ; Bona fcrt»eDeCar �FAMILY =»= MATIMTAl Mrtreto WILL “LOW PRICES □ BEAT WDUCVOm TO CLUBS- —inquire OP— ■SHOO'D WBAWWB. GRANT &8PAUDLING and WWIHIUV . A C'BTIK BLArn, Gorerew. HENRY T. BACKES. Pisstdvctof thaSenate sad and beam their Ro\t IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; and consequent profit to the Proprietor, tht of dollars each year in adrertiaing their merits, and publishing the ’Huxtu.vou* which hare been showered upon hhn from fiSamL K\.\. y-o.A* oS t\w CovviWr^. The peculiarity of the WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED is tbit they |trike at the root of Discos^ by eradicating every partide of impurity DIRECT FROM Akv Vlfce. ■RVooA, PBOSPECTUS FOB 1M3. To Daily Advsrthx* has entered its fuenty ttrtuth volume, being tbe oldest. existing journal in tbe North-west, and has been identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase ofthe commerce, tbe industry and prosperity of the Pkxixsvla* Btatx. Its proprietors are determined that its future shall be worthy of tbo confidence and support of tbo friends of Ta cm, J us nor, Fbkxdom and Hcmawitt. Political. It will aim to bo bold and fearless in advocating tbe principles of the Ripubucah Pabtt, w hich if faithfully carried out in the councils of our nation, will save our cootary from the evils now besetting it, and will make it tho freest and best Government tbo world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and condor all tho great Questions agitating tbe public mind from day to day. On the question of ths extension of HnmanSlatkbt, it will stand forth its un­ compromising foe, believing as it most religiously does, that slavery is tho pri­ mary cause of tbe present conflict be­ tween the North and tbe South, and that it lerres a fearful blight upon the country or nation seeking to outspread and uphold for the life and health of the body depends upon tho purity of the blood. If the blood ie poisoned, the body drags out a miserable existence. Tbesu medicines ’SSUS OTT \W. V\XCC\VMX\X& for earing A large stock of Bircfulo, Byphilia, Bkin ^iaaiaaa. Old fibres, Salt Jfhsum, ^heumatiem, t^)^spepeia, Biak Headacht, , Li.i>ttr Complaird, Favor and ftgVA, Lauaorrhasa, -r-‘~ Female Complaint®, St. jSntAor.ji'a Fire. Er^sipelaa, Eruptiana, Tu’ncrs, _ . Fits, Bzrqfulous Consumption, eta. u hieh we offer at ONE person writes, her daughter was cured of tits of nine years' standing, and St Vitos* dancu of two vears. ANOTHER writes, bis son was cured after bis fleah had almost wasted away. ^The doctors pronounced the case Incurs- JEJBBUJtfJIBIli) lPlRII<DlEiS; AW OTHER was cured of Fever and Ague after trying every medicine in his reach. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Bore which.had existed fourteen yearn ANOTHER of Rh oumatira of eight rears. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which the Purifier and Pills We have every kind of goods, inch as ‘WovkWke a <& SIEKDIB^ It will also advocate a vigorous and determined proiecution of tbe present war against treason and disunion, until ths last vestige of this most unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. Mears Department. The proprietors are resolved to spsre no pains or expense to make the Adver­ tises equal, in all that constitutes a good newspaper, u> any published in the West. With this view an able corps of IVkooA Wu are the most >ctire and thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liter, excii- GROCERIES dition, which is too apt to be tho case with simply a purgative pill They are really a HARD-WARE! which, in oonjunction with the *&\oo4 reporters, writers and correspondents has been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. Arrangments have been made ensuring fer this paper the most complete com­ pendium of foreign in'telligence published in anv p«prit west of Now York, while our facilities far obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not surpassed by any other journal, Besides having paid correspondents in all tbe camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the session of Congress, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters wberecver occasion may require. Thus, as a newspaper, wo propose to place the At>verther in the first rank. Commercial Departmeat Its well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained ; in this department the greatest care has always been exercised, and will continue to be, in rendering it in every respect the most complete and reliable. Literary and MiKvllaaeout. Much attention will bo given to the literary and miscellaneous dcparmeaL— Tiles, sketches, poetry and home and tixvA. VtXXs 'B\.oo6l THE DETROIT ADVERTISER. will cure all the aforementioned diseases, mid, of themselves, will relieve end cure . Headache, Costivenna, . Colic (Patna, Cholera Jtcrbua, Indig-vation, (Pain, in the gowels, Q)izxine3B^ eto. Try thtfio medicines, and you will never "El your aeighben, who have used thorn, and they will say they ore AND Tribune. hfwni*b-te MiohigH rs. dore all Important Geeerai News as Ful­ and Lawi titan »ny Naw York Paper, sad Telegraplnc. Foreign Domrelio, EaM ent andIc^e Market NEWS FWM Good. 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New- have been introduced to the public for non than six ycara, and have acquired an STATE OFFICE**. WILL MKMD rr Tbe Dmtwht Wexxly Tawnnt is new 5MKRT BLAIR, cf ah„ a,‘ Rio, £•?><*>, «ad Jar. Odh, 8io«. W«d«. ..d Wilk,, n d � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-04-16.pdf 7aabbba9917082cc5b929247de65dda3 PDF Text Text -R" Ll-H MB ■F1 <i'U. I tr, ....... .. "■ H 13 FD AT HADTIWCS, BABBT COtJXTT, MXTCAX Tb« StoKUrT of lb. Vrraocl remarks of wocl-growjng: “The price of wool for the next few y ear», reasoning from analogy, inert be high.— The cotton crop will'npc be planted ex­ tend vely at the Soutlf,M It has been in ADVXBnUBQ. VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1862. BLANKSe/rf, gMtiitjf Susnttss gHrtttorg. ®rigraal |ottrj. lonqa NOT IS* pbouliam ... May. tench it not, although tea richest blood That *rer, throbbing, cour»ed through human ▼tins, I* being poured in an enaanguined flood. Ar* shielding th* Pecvllsr Inatltulian! Noy, teach ii not, alteoach In thunder tone* Il teania defiance, and proroktth tee fight; And fill* th« tend with . death, and tear*, and D. C. RAWLEY, rn»»n*. ’ EALER in all kind* of Family Groceries, Stone and Wooden ware, and * general as­ A wiate oftrraacn, and a moral blight! Thongb w» ti» taating Ha legitimate frnit, sortment »f Provision,. Aho Notary Fnblic. Store, two door* east of the Heating* House, And find its boaated flavar a dtlaaion, If branch m mud be Upped, atilt apart th* root ROBERTS A STRIKER, Of the kind, patriarch*! Instttatton. • EALERS ia drug*, mediclns*,[potent medi­ cine*, paint*, oil*, turpentine, burning fluid, p ire liquor*, tyewtatb, window-gls**, putty, groUnlo tbo dust, a mighty weight beneath; eerie*. stationery. and fancy article*. Store in And on our mamorie* a ould vent curse* loud. •‘Rower’* Bieck?’ Ruling*. Mich. D D W. PARKER, ytTHOLESALEond retail dealer in Groceries vV and Provision*. Pork. Lard, Batter, sod al kinds of Produce bought aud sold, at bis "old ■land.” Tboy ahonld terrain from every barah siluaion. For the vast burden on their ahou^ra laid. Wo* tu preterv* th* Sacred tuaUtutiou I Nay, touch :t not, bet let it Hr* to ralae KNiPPKT A BFRROWS present, and after due deliberation it waa I d"tarmiuvd that upon the next Thursday ho should take his command, pruseed to Wright’s and summarily eject him from the sacred soil of Missouri. Wright’s friend waa again present sod he soon communicated the state of affairs to Mr. W., with a suggestion that it would save before the day appointed. MASON ALLEN,” •TYBALER IN GROCERIES, previsions, JL7 dace, fiiah, butter, lard, pork, and pre all kiod- Alto tore can die*.' etc., ota. Store Californ * Block. State atroet, Heatings. Mich. Again to*etour country in a blue, And marshal annles on the bloody field. Experience will not reach not We tnt»l drain Wright lived In a portion of the oountry remote from ths church and the resi­ dence of those who were endeavoring to drive him out and he determined, ifpos­ sible, to prepare a sarpriM for the worthy captain and his gallant forces. To this end he brought a barrel of whiskey, so­ uther of crackers, a few cheese, and seme other provisions, then mounted a black boy upon a swift hoiae and sent him around the country inviting Li* friends to come and see him. and bring their arma. By Wednesday night he had galliercd a force ot about 800 men to whom ht com­ municated the condition of things and asked their assistance. The) promised to back him to the death. The next day. they concealed themselves in a cornfield back of the house, nnd awaited the devel­ opment of events A little after noon the captain and some eighty men rode up to the place and inquired fur Mr. Wright. The gentleman immediately made his ap­ pearance, when the captain Informed him that, being satisfied of his abolitionism, they had come to eject him from the Of guarding tee Peculiar Institution I State. March 31,1802. “Won’t you give me two days to settle up my affairs T' asked Wright. SWEEZEY dk ALLEN. “Two day* be d-------- d I I’ll give ynu TTORNEYS ATLAWAnd Solicitor* ia Chan­ just five minutes to pack up yuur traps cery. Particular attention paid to Couveyand leave!" npcingj the tnreaticatlon or title* to Land Foredovuro* of taortsax**. 4c. Will be happy “But I can’t get ready in five miutes! to attend tn *1) call* m the line of their profession I havn n fine property here, a happy home and businen*. The Springfield Mo. correspondent of and if you drive me off, you make me n Office in th* Court Bouse, Hasting*. Mich. the New York Times give* the following Jamb A. Swsncr, Fs**x Au.**. begger. If I go my wife and children interesting ekvtch of cue uf the inen who mnst starve!” bare bcowme fixmous hs guides and scout* *>. Bright, “To h—Il with your beggars! You in the western army : ttorney and counsellor at law. murt travel!” ’ ■nd Solicitor and Coua»clior tn Chancery.— ‘Another gentleman who ha* obtained “Give me two hMw!" Particular nitration paid to the collection ot considerable prominence ns a sc*<ul nud “I’ll give just five minutes, gnt a sec­ claim* and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Ralph E*q., Middleville. soldier, is Mnj. Clark Wright, who com­ ond longer! If you ain't out by that time mand* a squadron of the same character (here the gallant soldier swore a most Harry County, Michigan. as himself. Mnj. Wright moved from terrible oath) I’ll blow out your abolition Ohio to Fulk County, Missouri in 1853, DANIEL COOK, heart!" USTICE OF THE PEACE, General I-and aud and buying a large amount of prairie “Well if I must, I must!” and Wright Tax Agent, will attend to th* collection of land, commenced ths the buxine** of stock turned towards the house as if In dispair, debt* and all other buaineae pertaining to hi* office. raising. He was just before married to . Office in Goodyear'* block, up slain*. gave a preconcerted whistle, and almost a woman of mote than ordinary intolli- ! instantly after, the concealed forced rushed jjeiice and determination who proved out nnd surrounded the astonished captain JACOB FERRIS, herself eminently fitted for the duties and hi* brave*. which their new life imposed upon them. "Ah. captain!" *aid Wright, as he MICHIGAN. IONIA, He prospered greatly, and in n short time turned imploringly toward* him. “won’t lu*d erected a fine house furnished in you grunt me two day*—two hours nt I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY end Counselor at U«, Sotieitor in the be«l style possible ; had two young leant my brave friend*, only two hour* Cbancerr. General Land and Tax Agent— children, an amiable wife, a good home, to prepare myself aqd family for beg­ Ultive, second story of Rower’s block. nnd was adding rapidly to an original gary tuid starvation—now do won't fortune. you 1" J. M. RUSSELL. Last winter when the roar of secession Die Captain gave no reply but eat HYSICIAN and Surxeau. Offico in RumsIV* cjMiic up from South Carolinin lie heard upon his homo slinking as if ague nmit•tore. State street it in common With others <-f hi* neigh­ ten. JOHN ROBERTS, bors, but while avowing himself in fa­ “Don’t kill me!" he at length found HYSIC! A Nwnd Surrrvn. Dwellingon Broad­ vor of the Union, he determined to at­ voice1 to say. way, near tn* Court House. tend strictly .to hi* own businc**. He “Kill yon ! No you blnck livered cow­ had no hesitation In expressing hi* sent! ard. I won’t dirtv my hand* with such H. P. CHERRY, If I kill you. HI have one XTOTaRY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, wttl • meets of loyalty to the government but fil.hy work. Ln trn-l to all bnsinena entnuted to Mm with he did it quietly and with a view not to of mv nigger* do it! Kromptm-** and fidelity. Rewdence, John»town. give offence. “(Set di-wn from that horse*? . .Harry couuty. Mich. Btankak*pl always on band. Soon after, at a Ba pl at meeting near Die gallant Captsin nbeyrtl?(mp1oring hi* house, a few of the bretbsren after re­ only for life. Thu result, of the matter freshing their spiritual appetites with a wa* that the u hole company dismounted, sanctuary to<‘k bis ca»e into consideralinn and then s* they filed out, were sworn to Ac. All buaiueM attended to promptly and effi- and unnnlmnuaiv determined that he preserve their allegiance inviolate to the ctanliy. Office No. 5, Noble’• block. Betti* Crock. ■honld be made to leave the country, ap United State*. An hour after Mr Hieblgan.' ' pointed a committee of three to infirm Wright had organised n force of 240 and counsellors at law. Solicitor* in Chsncnry. Tax and tnanraace Agent*. Business attended to with promptnea* and fidelity. Office, eomor of Maia and Burdick Street*. Kalamazoo, Michigan. A. A. Kxafex. J. C. Dcasowa. ttorneys A glisftllann. A THE VAYOTRF SOLDIER. A J A P P J. M. NEVINS, him of their decision. otary Public, and Tax agent Particular One of the>party although an ardent attention paid to miking out Deed*. Mort­ *ece**iotri«l happened lu be » personal gage* and Contract* Great '■are taken in tore frirmd r.f Wright, nnd hastening away, cloaluR Mortgupcs by advertisement informed him of the meeting and that the committe would wait on him the next ooxTNiry t orricEse. day. Monday. Wright thanked hi* kind B. C. PRINDLE, friend and like a dutiful hususnd laid th® UDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Itablie. Gen­ case before hi* wife, and axkcd her ad. eral Laud end To* Ag*oL WHI b* found in vice. She pondered a few moment*, and N J then naked if he had done anything to warrant such a proceeding.—Nothing, DANIEL STRIKER, “Then let u* fight!” was the reply, and IOTOTT CIJBK. M-Urr PrtM-d O..^ to fight was the conclusion. Wright wa* plentifully supplied with revolvers he took two, and bis wife another, loaded .them carefully, and awaited further devel­ C Th* Battle of Pittaburg Landing. Three jolly besbende out in the oounCairo? April fl. I try, by the names of Dm Wataou, Jo« Further advices from Pittaburg Land­ Brown, and Bill Walker, sat late one ing give the following about the hauls: evening drinking at a village tavsrn, un­ The enemy attacked us at four o’clock til being preUy well corned they agreed Sunday morning, the brigade* ofSherman that each one, on returning home, should sod Prentias being the first engaged, the do the first thing his wife told him, io do- attack was successful, our entire force fhultof which beahould next morning pay being driven back to the river, where the the bill. They then separated for the advance enemy was checked by the fire night, engaging to meet next morning, of the gunboats. Our force was imme­ and give an honest account "of thsir pro­ diately increased by the arrival of Gen. ceedings at home, so far a* related to the Grant, with troops from Savannah, waa pavmeat of the bill. inspirited by the report of the arrival of The next morning, Walker and Brown two division* of Buell'* army. were early at their posts, but it waa • “Our losa this day vu very heavy, some time before Watson made his ap­ besides the killed and wounded, and em­ pearance, braced our camp equipage and thirty-six Walker began first: field guns. Next morning oqr forces, now “Yon see when I entered my house amounting to 80,000 resumed offensive the caudle was nut. and the fire gave but operations, and by two o’clnek P. M. had a glimmering light, 1 came near walking retaken our camp and batteriea, together Into a pot of better that tbo pancakes with some forty of the cnemy’a gnu* and were to mad^of this morning. My wife a number of prisoners. The enemy were was so dreadfully out of humor at setting in full retreat, pursued by our victorious up so long, she said to me sarcastically, forces. “Do put your foot in the batter I” Casualties arc numerous. Gen. Grant “Just as vou say Maggy, said 1. and was wounded in the ankle slightly. Gen. without the laaat hesitation I set rpy foot W. H. L. Wallace was killed. Gen. in the pot of batter, and then went to Smith waaseverely wounded. Cel. Hall, bed.” of the IGtb UL killed ; Cob. Logan, wf Next Joe told hi* story ; the 32d Illinois, and Davis, of the 51st “My wife had already retired to rest Illinois, wounded severely ; Major Hun­ in our sleeping room, which adjoins the ter, 32d Illinois, killed. The wounded kitchen ana the door uf which was ajar. and missing ia not much less than 5,000 Net being able to navigate perfectly well, men. x youaknow 1 made a dreadfal clattering Col. Peabody, 25 th Wisconsin, also among the household furniture, and in do severely wounded. very pleasant tone, she bawled out, , St. Louis, April 8. “Do break the porridge pot, Joe!”u “No sooner said than done. 1 seized hold of the bail of the pot, and striking It against the chimney lam, broke it in a hundred piece*. After this exploit 1 re­ tired to rest, and got a curtain lecture all night for my pains.” it was now Dm Watson’s turn to give an account of himself, which he did with a vore Inng face, as follows: “My wife gave me the most unlucky command in the world, for as I was blun­ dering about up stairs in tbo dark, she cried out, “Do break your neck—do, Dm I” 'Til be blamed if Ido. Kale, said I, ft* 1 gathered myself up, 1’11 sooner pay the bill. And so, landlord here’s the cash for you. This i* the last lime I’ll ever risk five dollars at the command of my wife.'' I was out in search of porcupines, snd in nty rambles I found myself in a thick brushwood, in which 1 was »o entangled that I waa forced to erawl on all four*.— I wm just in such a position when I heard something approaching me, and conse­ quently remained motionless. In a few seconds I perceived a gigantic boar clear­ ing hi* way with bis monstrous tusks, by working his head from aide to side 1 im­ mediately turned my eyes from him to convince him I bad no -evil intentions towards him and he brushed by with just une or two gentle grunt* signifying that he likewise was pnacsbly inclined. 1 took advantage efthe path cleared for me by the wild boar nnd he did the same of the une I bad clearer] for him. Scarce­ ly had 1 time to think of my escape, when 1 was again startled by sounds of intrusion ahead of me. I w’as now pre pared, as I thought, to meet the boar’s dame, and made ready to receive her as I had done her lord. But, lo, a huge lion stood within six arms lengths of mo I I resigned myself to my fate by bearing testimony tn the nnity of the deity, and men for the war, and by ncclnmation the apostleship of Mohammed, during «M elected enptain. The next Sanday which time the Hon's eyes were intently he started with his command to join the fixed upon me. Copied be your religion ’ \ntisnol troops under Lyon, stopping said I ; if you are intent on mischief, !<>ng enough to surround the Hard Shell why do you delay. V,e”‘ words were Church, tbn: augmented his miseries.— lost upon him , for neittftr would he dis­ Afte-r the osth of allegiance to every one patch me nor leave me. It then occured present, includiug the Rev. Pecksniff, tn m* that it most be tbo very lion w ho officiated, lie then left them to plot whom I bad pelted with stones, and this treason and worship Cod In their own thought relieved my courage. Addres­ peculiarly pious nnd harmonious man­ sing him again, I said, “You monstrous ner. pumpkin, you vile and unbelieving He soon after became Major Wright wretch, you giant among lambs and cow. and still continues in command of the ard among tbo bravo! do you want to crowd ho enlisted at th* beginning. He exhibit your courage now, because I am is ns bravo as he intelligent and indefati­ unarmed, and the hood of my garment gable and has already done the Gov­ not filled with stone*! fie upon you I— ernment important service, both In *ctu Depart and leave the path to a true be­ rd conflict and in making reoounoiesences liever, or’’—Scarcely had 1 finished my and in furnishing Intelligence of the en­ sentence than be turned from me, evident­ emy’s whereabouts, strength and Inten­ ly ashamed, and instead of following in tions. the tracks of the black bristled ieMel, he made a fresh one for himself, and 1 wm tjr* Emerson cay a—“Tbo wboia hu­ enabled to continue my course without man fitmUy ia bathed with an element any farther adventure. of love, like a fine ether." It ia through opments. Monday afternoon, three men rode op and inquired for Mr. Wright. Hr walk­ ed out with the but of a revolver stiek ing warily from hi* pocket, and inquired H. N. SHELDON, their wishes. The revolver seemed to upOUNTY TREASURER. Offic. in the Court aet their ideas. They answered nothing House. in particular, and proceeded to converse JAMES A. BWEEXEY, upon evert thing m general but never al­ luded totiirtr errand. Finally after half an hour had passed and the men still tract or arc attracted, and learn to love talkedwitbout coming to their misdoo, without kuowtag why, demonstrating at Wright grew impatient, and asked if they home and abroad its aabde power. It had sny special boainesa ; if »ot ha bad HARMON SMITH, a pressing engagement, and would like (IRCUJT COURT COM' IS81ONEX..Attorney »o be exweed Wsll, tboy hsd a little Mm bM os. with be.OsrtlectisssadF EGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary Office In tea Court How, and opes at all R NO. 50. Lretheren again met sad took action upon ! the contumacy of Mr. Wright. Tbo cap. i nurmmoN. *▼ ■ GRANT A SPAULDING, Slow In response to a serenade to-night, GenHallock said that Beauregard, with an Immense army, advanced from Corinth and attacked the combined forces of Grant and Buell. The battle began at daybreak yesterday, and continued till late in the afternoon with terrible loss on both sides. The following is a passage from Senstor Sherman's speech on the President's Emancipation resolution delivered yes­ terday : ‘‘George Gordon, the President of one of lite colleges of our state, a man of learning and character, is now held in the jail in the City of Cleveland, convicted under your Fugitive Slave law in the Wextern Reserve, at Cleveland, of aiding a fugitive to escape. That conviction wns rendered long after this war com menced, and a judge sitting in Cleveland sentenced him to six months imprison­ ment and to a fine of 3300. This man of education and learning baa suffered four months in that jail, and although hundreds and thousands of people have petitioned for bis pardon, although he tovk no part iu the crime, but simply stood by and did not raise his hand to prevent it, yet, so careful have been the Administration to protect the right* of the South, and the duties and obligationsd of the Free Stale* to the Slave States,1 that that clergyman, the bead of a college, a man of high character, now suffer* a* a felon in your jail.” This was all true yesterday, but the President, after a thorough examination of the case in the Attorney-General's office to-day, issued n free pardon to George Gordon. The reeitai states that the evidence does nut show that he actively aided in the fugitive’* escape and that at all event* be haa already suf­ fered sufficiently. years part; and if the blockade ia not raised by the first day of April next, in many States it will not be planted aL*U. Should the rebellion not be suppressed within another year, as refy likely ii may not be, very little of the cotton crop of’61 will come isto market for the next eighteen months ; and when we consider that the people mart be detbed; that the useof woolen fabrics during the present high price of cotton goods is much more economical; that the million of men in ths field wear and destroy, in weight, a third more of clothing than in the peaceful av­ ocations of life; that at the South all the carpet* had been cut up Into blankets, and that but very litto of the worn out stock will be restored—from the fact that the South has not even the raw material to replenish with—the whole seceding States not producing as much wool as the State of Ohio alone; it can be seen, that not only during the. war, but at its closed, when the million of rnen in the ar­ my return to their former employments, discard their military clothing, and dres* as they were wont,’ in broadcloth and doeskins, the price of wool must contin­ ue above the average Drice for the last five years. In limo u! war, the quality of weol is a matter no small importanoo. Vermont has limited herself to lha pro­ duction ef the finest wools. But the wool most in demand now, and bringing , the highest prices, is a coarser grade.— The query may well bo made, whether it will not be equally profitable for us to turn our attention to the production of a somewhat coarser staple, and at the same time furnish richer and higher priced mutton for the market." Drilling In Clover Seed. According to the report 'of a practice upon a farm near Chelmsford, in England^the drilling in ofclover seed i* found not only ft great saving of seed but also has rendered the crop more certain, and of better quality. The writer says clo­ ver and an other seeds have been drilled upon this farm with the most succewrful result* as regards the plants; indeed, we feel that no other tnpde is more certain, and wo feel Assured that two thirds the quantity of seed will more cer­ tainly procure a crop br drilling, than one-third more sown by hand, ten pounds of clover being ample per acre when dril­ led properly. 1* this not worth a trial here, where clover is so important a crop, and especially now when lha price of seed renders a saving of a third aufiklent to pay the interest on a considerable of an amount invested in seed drills. Few will! protend that a field of ten acre* of clover can ba wall seeded with les* than two bushel* of seed, or 120 pound*.— Should the drill save one-third ofthis and at the tone lira* produce a crop one third better, and with more certainty, the drill­ ing of elover seed should certainly bo considered a matter worth the attention of western farmers. To Cvax Poct-TXT or Ltcd axd uthxx Parasite*.—John Duuglas, a regular poultry breeder, who has sometimes had 2,000 head under his charge, writes to the Agricultural Gazette, that where poul­ try is kept somewhat confined, they are apt to get infested w i th lice. This fe particularly the case with sitting hen*.— He recommends that with the lime and sands in the dust corner, where the poul­ try will roll.thcre should be mixed half a pound of Black Sulphur. This will not only keep the hens free from parasites, but will also give their plumago a fine, glossy, healthy apirttaranos- Where fowls are infested baoly, Mr. Douglas, first damps the skin under the feathers, and then dusts on the Black Sulphur. Tha insects will duwppEar in about twentyfour hours. Mr. Deuglas once had charge of an ostrich, which was pining from the effects of lice with which he was infested. Die feathers next to the akin Correapoadtnc* of U>* ErraiBg Post. were damped, and the Black splpbur ap­ Baltimobe, March 27, 1662. For a long time it was believed that plied, The -lice wore found oeod the next day .and the ostrich recovered rapid­ an Italian barber of this city was the Or­ sini who undertook to slay President . ,r Lincoln on bis tourney to the Capital in Curt J or Putrid Sort ThrouL—A alio* February. 1861, and it is possible he was of fat salt pork, long enough to go half one of plotters; but It has come out on a around the neck, should be sprinkled with recent trial of a man named Byrne in black pepper, and then applied to tho Richmond, that he was the captain ot the throat, with the peppered side next to the band that was to take the life of Mr. Lincoln. This Byrne used to be a noto­ akin. At tha same time a l:quid, composed rious gambler of Baltimore, and emigra­ of wild plum-tree root, steeped in water, te Richmond shortly after the 19th of should bo used lo gargle tha throat fimt, April, of bloody memory. Ho was re­ cently arretted in Jeff. Davis's capital on and then swallowed. a charge of keeping a gambling houaa and disToyality to the chief traitor’s pre­ eUern Federal tended government. Wigfali testified tu An Island No. 10 correspondent of tha Byrne’s loyality to the rebel cause, nnd gave in evidence that Byrne was tbo cap­ Chicago Timet writes: “Sickness Is in­ tain of tbo gang who were to kill Mr. creasing greatly and is destined to become Liueoln, and upon this evidence, it ap­ a serious matter with our army. The pears, h* was let go. Of course, to be prevailing complaint is diarrbow, brought guHtjr of such an intended crime is a man­ on by aalt dial, malaria, and drinking river water. Everybody is coming —The Springfield JfitpuiKcan esya, tle large enough to cover up all other sins against society and Divine law. So down with it Tbs men suffer greatly about seventy years ago Eli Whituey and are frat filling the hospital*. The Wig&u has revealed the Baltimore Or­ invented ths couon gin, and io that cotton sini at last What will your Vidoeq say officers are squally exposed, and of the gin existed the seeds of the greatest re­ to this! Wears, nevertheless, grateful corps of newspaper correspondeote bare bellion ia human history. It developed to Mr. Kennedy for hi* successful pre­ collected not one bos escaped the conta. tha cotton tDterest wbieh made slavery gion in more or lees severe form. The vention of tbo scheme of asslnation. profitable, and developed the alavo power weakening effect of the malady cannot be until it bscarns dictator in American imagined, hi* virulent in its attack*, polities. In tha same town in which the and mskaa quick work of the victim. A few day*’ continuance makes it. cronio, and then typhoid fever acta in, and, If life •00 of lb* is saved, fl is only by months of suffer- Itie father's in vaatiMi sc ianocsotiy msug- »y ere wiUuua . �hour to bear of the abdication and ofJeff of all! army F.rtr~* Two important steps have been taken H AVISO I* THIA. CROATS Of* MtUI, wmiocT ocn.x sxu won rvax pvwfocx. j.rr vs axrxw ovx mv«T tx G<>p. and go vorward wrruorr xxab ak» with- maxlt kxart*.—.jfowJUat ZaarobL by Congress, in the direction Liberty National. rinuM, Jamestown, YorktowB, of making aodteftasfl between Ns Point Tbe < In tbe faasage of tbe jn toe telaad. rrMidaut'a Ema&cipation rasoUlton, lha 1 4t is arid tbe Government simply expresses it* willing-' Confederate* had j’ sri —— — a^*i. a -. become perfectly de new to aid any of the Strtes that may see mortflfad. in many esses whole regiments Owr Leto Vteeavi*.. rders. Miteh iU feeling Since our last issue, the progress of fit to take step* to rid themselves of tbe tbe war Las been making bright pages in curs® of sterery. It amounts to nothing in th® commanding the history ci th* Federal arm*. they acespt it ;bu> it iaoflered toremovc Victories been borne down in the strife, but tbrir recorded names are encircled in a halo of glory. two , Simultaneously, as it were, St ItouiS, April 8. •one uf those greet obstacles to State decde of blood and carnage, glorious vic lories and untimely deaths. cms empty JOTIKE- WOOL Fortrtea Mmwoe. P- M. emancipation which have always stared the philanthropic slaveholder iu thafisoe. the War Department that telaad No. 10 wss abandoned by tbe enemy last night, The attitude of the Government hereto­ leaving Ml their artiUary, baggage, supplissand sick. fore has been such as to bind the slave­ holder as well as tbe slave, with long looked One a result won. for—the termination uf a add a few particulars in this article. to strong too bo broken. tbe Government, It that bare died in th® battles of war. Has delay in this instance “MreJ lift!" 1* it a favor to our troops to hold them back our gunboats for nearly three weeks, from the bayonets and Washington, April 12. would brave and carry, and fasten that during thia lime they have down to die of measles and pneumonia I been Could thero have been found them island for a distance of twelve miles, road to Richmond in October, batteries so deadly Gin. Pope at New to Madrid, with which that the taking would have cost three thousand lives 1 ha waa to convey a part of hi* fora* to the Kentucky shore, so as to attack the shore batteries of the enemy in tbo rear. To pevent the passage of these transports, Ben McCulloch. This the rebels bad planted a battery, and time there is no mistak*. Tbe fact is ennfewed by his own friends, and made the entrance of the bayou below the the subject of a special order. His “last island. To dislodge these, it waa neces­ moments” are described as having brer Indicroualy tragic. He would not besary for the Carunddet and another b>xt । Here that bis time had come—swore and NaniwBArMse'* Lavenre, aprfl Ito run the blockade of the Island, an ac ! raved terribly—vowed that it wasn’t iu To the Secretary of tha Nary : countuf which was givoo last week.— the power of the Yankees to kill him.— Gen. Paros'* division marched to Tij»These movements being successful, the Finally, feeling himself going, and being tonville last night aud captured General Island was surrendered and all the ene­ told he had hut a few momenta to lire, McCall, formerly Adjutant-General U. S. he exclaimed. “Oh. Hell," turned his face A, bis staff, and about 2.000 prisoners my's forces, munitition, tents, gunboats away and expired. from Arksneas and IxHiisiena, a large to th® number uf thirteen. Hollins rem. His death rids tbe earth of a great quantity uf stores, amuniti<>n, Arc. W» the floating battery and all, fell into our ecourge. He wa« a man of infanir.u* mere iu lb* direction of Island No. 10 Few had in a few minutes, and capture all that hands, without the loss of a man on our principles aud infamous life. done more to faster lawlessness—few had left. aide. Thus ia the last great obstacle to done more to corrupt the people. He tl»e descant of the Mississippi remov­ was one of th® leading spirits nf the re- I The ciwmy attacked our work* at ed, and Memphis and New Orleans bellhut In tbe Southwest» and his voice Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., yesterday, and and example were potent In spurring his w ere repulsed with heavy loss. No de­ Th j great battle of Pittaburg Landing half savage followers to deeds nf violence tails given. and brutality. •fiiigaad.] H. W. HALLECK. wxs fought new the intersection of tbe And yet we are told he had little of the Latrr.—Gen. Pope baa captured three .Mississippi State Lino with Tennessee ruffian in his appearance. In his normal Generals, fl,(MM) prisoners of war, un* hun­ river, end about fifteen cniiea from Cor­ moods be was the dred sieg® guns, and several field batter­ stationed a couple of their gunboats at inth. For some weeks the Union forces have been coixeutrating under Gen. Graut at Savannah and Pittsbuagh Lauding. In the mesrtime the rebels were collecting ies, with immente quantities of small arms, tents, wagons, horses, dec. Our victory fa complete. W* have not lost a single man. ITc wua of soft speech, plausible and oily, and could enact the polished gentleman to the lite. It waa ooly when hit passions ware aroused that tbo desperado shone forth. (Sigurd,] Ma. Kklloco ox NawvpAPxas.—Mr. Kellogg, of Michigan, procured tbe exemp­ tion from taxes on advertisements of all ty thousand strong, and were, al tbe time newspapers who*® circulation does not exceed two thousand oepies. “The tax of the battle, commanded by Generate (■aid ha) would destroy every amid) Albert 6. J oho*ton, Bcauregnrd arid newspaper in th* country just when we Polk. Tho two armies were for several need them. A good deal has b*«n said It days only 15 or 20 miles apart Early as to taxing «very class in «ociety. seems to me, Mr. Chairman, that in this on Sunday morning tbe rebels attacked case not only is tbe printer taxed, but the our left wiug, and getting in tho rear of community is taxed. We want oewspaGeneral Prentis, who held the advance p«rn. We want .them fheap. BY wi/( need tht infiutnet of til pn ntwtjftpcrt m position, captured him and two entire Mobile and Ohio Rail­ They, it seems, had become six­ the morning. the Southern States. StgMd. A WAsnrxoTox Sxrsaxjuxwr Scffcrtbrought up reinforce­ xd ix nix Rxrxl Armt-bt his Rxxml— ments, so that our forces numbered 80,­ , Within a stone’s throw ofTrifllty Church, 000, Th* fighting was desperat* on where the.Rev. Rr. 8yl* officiates, there ar* at least one hundred rebel sympathL both side*, and it was not till tha mkldl* xere, tbe moat of them women. In many of the aftirtjoon of Monday that the ene­ cases the male rrtati ves of these pereoM my were Caelly routed. They retreated are now in th® rebel army. A fino bouse toward Corinth clueuly pursued by Gen. near Trinity Church is owned by a rebel Captain, and it is said that while hs The most rebabJo estimate of the losses has for nearly a year been waging war against the government and killing its on the field puls that of the Federate at sokhen whenever he had the opportunity, bolo’eroMDafa J ,0M killed, and 4,000 he has received his rent reg®larly. It con the rebel Albert Sidney Johmton, lorn At about cue ©f thrir Gtwers’s of highest rank, wasMIW, wounded. Later in th® day the rebels advanced in cousidvrabl* number*, from another point driving in our entire picket* and Imrntng a dwelling that had been used by uur truop*. During both shirmiahea we had only three meu sligluiy wound­ ed. The 57lhM»d 63d Prowsylvania Rcgi rnenta had a *k>r«n!sh with the *ncm) Friday in whiah they had uro kHted and four wounded. A balloon was sent up from th* rebel line* this morning for th® first time The weather and road* are steadily ntimw, treewrit * RADWAY’S RESOLVENT. for advancing. New York. April IS. A special to the Mercury ■*>« there are not 5.000 rebel* between G«>rdiw»sville and Riihmond. Tbe Rapp<diann<iek riv­ ‘ftLOOD B TKUXR* TMAS WATM*." RENOVATING r&xh.vent IB A CLEANSING *FKL*P AND AI A. ORGANIC MALKDIEN; UMtS O> ub- U«XM»Ao*«//afo/^>. ft'arifag afa /*■» c IMftrah MraatrutHMi. HUMORS AND MORIN OF ALL KIXU8 with Rjmubi or nra Goma, Casas** im tv* Mavtw. Hmm HnK Fa*. »<o «t«*. rtU>*r Irvm Worm*. Tautkrng. *r mm* «4S.t mm, RADWA Y Y KKXoV.iTiluEfcSOLVCtTw.n *rmJH7 .rMbeAto ** th^bXutA^1* ** ***** ciJd ” LA1XES er fa very high. Port Royal ad*ice* state that an assault ■jk will be made «<a Savannah to morrow.— Our picket* were within right mil**.— Other important movements are about transpiring. BatiiwMX-®. April IS. ' An Old Point letter brings no later । news except that it wna thought tbe Mer­ rimac wa« agrunnd near Sewall’a Point. TV* i« only surmised. Tbe other rvl»el vessel* are moving about At 5 p. m. the Merrimac** position i» undwmgad. and from the tide bring low and tug* about her. it look* pretty cer­ tain she fa aground RADW AY’K READY RESOLVENT IS A GREATLUNG ABD STOMALH REM SIU ksxvwkz-;^^ ■— *«• MM BinugMia*»i. aterid *.•« «•» ll moiMui. Vy u.eaii’ of one.^ tw» F>us. o*ce or twvc* * w*tir. ate tte tte aiMiy asd rtmi w«Mivr**a*cM diro ar* griMralry Miljoct. MARRIED LADIES. HUaUua*l<tebdiv.th«M PtMa wiU«nM>* *’mwr a*4 Figonra* ae*ptiaR. BflXiOCS OOMFLAlSTN. LETTER FROM DR. MALMOX 8K1|U>KR. Pilla «twqa«lled Tb« RrgulaUac Pitta is tfcatr ej^mtMOM, Mri tWrvujhh elect A LIVING DEATH, Asd mtara him to bia tHsada in healthy condition. Yowra, At., I»a R. Batura*. Radway'a RejnUtior Fith are a»M for TWsnndr* eeuto aw bua. (esrb box coctilm thirty piiU; Woodstock, Va., April 13. Wa learn from Jackson’s camp this for Rich- SSsS LOOK HERE! The Uato* Double Thread Vtm\j Beata* HaLine. ’ ' At! person* w*ntl*p AROed, reliable Machine. •prlSCS J. W. STOAKE3. Mils*. Ohux. • fen, Na. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PMtadel, Ab^/r^***/^**^ ^etel* RF.PORTH o» SrERftATftMUtOKA or REMIXA I. SESS, and ether Di»esw» ff Uy tfaxrel writ •* Ite NBW REMK Cairo, April 12. dford, from Pitta- with 200 or 100 [ No* York, Aj ![fr°“‘ WJBiniMO THE For Sale! W! to J*«sa*to th*SfairV j-------iMradwwi infurumi amwajinanu to Ua Fvgiu., Haa. aauUiak I j.ary laial. abaiiak tlia l»r.b«r faaaaraa of ika pram law. aaU.to, rabala bom < 1 I be proveffthat mww than on* rebel in seryksal the South hw reteivsd BJftOey al WaahksgtoR *>»tin«ally.for tfa’us* of I will rronfomwnf* in tbe yi£? Ge. G Ptm, of Kprtodyr, Richmond Whip state* that raro •y wo‘ ------- prison***. «ta to datplx iBtersKafita tbe aprrtfmw* ed dead, writ i tr See new adverthemrot*. I HM». MMM RAD WAY’S aid* yesterday. wV The army 'fa engaged in preparation* Th* report tiul General Fr*plte> The rebel General J^busiou, with some ai Ufunxi, has arrived and taken com- lx-nped is untrue. axtod jnjrrroo, •bowing that iboy intend shoot 7,000. ***>.’ Maw Advertisements. improving, These was no arti^ry firing on either aud Beauregard is said to This batth *1U gacjr jurihahly prove IlfcWAT’S FILLS RADWATB REGULATING FILLS Win RAiekly roro the petket of the feUewfeg On Friday, about thrns hundred uf ths 12th New York vnluotarre. ‘»n puV* duty, were attacked by a rebel Regiment, but after • voley from the 11 th. tlvJ reb­ el* retreated, having several killed and l UM U<*t will S*S*V* of other /r^ ' RABWATS REGCLATI5Q PILLS. O. M. MITCHELLBvi<*divr C««nt Yprktown, April IS. । listing Piii» RADWAYW RXGULATt.XG PILLS Mr. POUTER M WAR MroCAROLlNB M- MHKLD01. all I !»ronghi fawn xb« Gen. Boell had w naafad, sod E.q Shd W&Jb JsasdiM.XM B. W. HALLECK. In the meantime, however, double ours. States for Europe, sold nil his property in the South, auiouting to two or three hundred thousand. dollars, and invested tbe whole m English and French soouri- Lfter a forced march ot incredible diffiy, leaving Fayetteville yesterday, my advance entered Huntsville this fore­ —Tbe ditfereac* tetwwn a carrteg” noon. Tbe city is completely taken by surprise. No one considered the march wheel and a carriage borne, is, that uno praoicsUe. WecspUred two hundred goes beet whan it is tired, and tbe other the country to defend thu law and ex/)lain it to the people ; and it is not well for us eral. For some hours the odds w«xe to impo*c an onerous tax on thaae whom fearfully against us, our force numbering we expect to do what they can in defense 38,000, while the enemy bad 60,000, and of this measure, which fa nooessary for position. Previous io our troops qoou1 hope pyiog the presaat position th* military we were dri ven almost to tbe very veege the salvation of the Government of the river. Later in tbe day our troops thgt Chis tax on adyertiacmente will not mithoritie* had no mean* of ascertaining bo imposed at all; or if ft be, that tbo lha *<tac>t of tbs rebel works. raMied and before night had regained all copatry newspaper* wiH be *aen>ptod Inform allo* <>htamsd through fassrlera, thrir loat ground Both armies alept on from it entirely.— Watkitpian Car. Boecwitrabauds and ether *outa*s ahaws their arms and the battle r m rosumed in tan Journal. TBe battle then became gen­ regiments. . U prisoners, .fifteen locomotives, a largo number of care, telegraph apparatus and office, and two southern mails. »» e hare at last miccreded in cutting th* great ar tory of Railway, oom munication between Aft A SCIEMtiriC FBROATIVE We tore U« mtewtaU *e*f*rtte *f Ife Joux'Slidxll.—It seems that this man, whom the London Tienee noticed as be­ ing worth, personally, about as much as one negro—he may bo worth lt*s, for aught we know—before be left tbe United morning that Beauregard ia dead. The know* to a1! »Fi» dotoKuta UM* SCROFUfjt. L&’ROSY, 8TPHIUN. report comes direct from rebel source*. •*4 IU horrible tr*in of foaoemitaai*. »ra Tbe weather still continues unfavorebls | There is nothing new to report regarding ths enemy. for military operations. It has bsen I. P. BiFlB, M^rG«*Mto raining for two day*. The creeks are Waalfagton, April 22. very much uwoHcn and the low grounds The last dispatch reerived from G*nc blooil of all Ito paopto, swJ bs. bsutts r.ubb.btj euvered with water, making tho roads al • cJnr‘,‘°Uon<I iuinnity. sad haa Lifted tb« I ral Wool, at half past eight this evening, most impassable for empty wagons. Juformatiou received shows that the mys: VTbWATlI REX0YAT1NG MEO L TEXT, rebels havo a fore* of 60,000, which is To 8*®rrl*rT Stanton. rapidly being added* lo by troops from The Merrimao baa not mad* her ap­ tbe ncighboriiood af EicLniOiid, (which pearance to-day- I think her okj*ct is is on* d*Y from Yorktown by red: and to prevent interference with reinforce­ river.) they bavigg four steamer* and monte from Norfolk to Yorktown. Des­ sixteen traosporls ip we, and by the erters from the\rb*M eamp yesterday, lima the roads are in a condition for tho report c*n*tant reinforce men Is to the ub4" *b« na^“*f L'ltinn army to move ths rebela may be rebels from the direction uf Richmond able to meet th*tn with on* hundred and the Rappahannock. thousand men. A dispatch from Geo. McDowell says; Tbs flower of thrir asmy, with th* best arms, are in a strongly entrenched "Wi> learn from contrabands that tbe place is at tbe junction of the Charleston Memphis, and # trail Adrertiier. De­ Near Yorktown, April 0—12 P. M. a strong force at Corinth, Miss., which roads. »l the 6th the rebels in overwhelming force attacked ua at Pittsburg Landtag. The battle tested from nx>ruing till late in the afternoon, and resulted in the omipkle defeat uf th* rebel* with heavy 1<»m on both aides. Grant is following up the enemy. Buell haa arrived uo the Ten­ nessee. Two divteious uf hie army were ■ in the baUl*. From the Albaay Ereaiof Journal. Ben McCulloch is finally dead. lb«s«wury o?W.r, »y«: preperatiuna bw an attack on tbe enemy's force, which has been reported as ahput •SO,000. At ‘4 o’dock yesterday p. ai., the Mer­ rimac, Yorktown, Jananstown, and 4 tugs were lying al Craaey IslamL The fellow iog aiewt.tge was rtecieed by tha Secretary uf War thia evening : On on tbe through which to convey transports <Uy, bul in pl»n , ... fte IMlowin, dcpuA, rtwlred by DR. RADWAY’S PILLS, k to the onward march to Richmond. rJLXi.? The Secretary <d War has received a letter tliia'WUaMHiu, from Gen. Wool, elating that al twtio'oiuck yesterday p. m. nothing waa doing al Yorktown, except batteries they but it may not be known to all of them busy also ia cutting a canal past the „ _ This Mtipn of No. 10 has been bombarded leisurely by Riehmoud, it •‘masterly strategy” co refuse to cap­ tor* them there when they were In our removes the fetters is well known to our readers that Island upon Monitor god Stavros. The latter fired ftwr or fire rounds and returned tn Craney M«*£- Gen. Pope haa captured throe Generals and 6,000 prisoners of war, one hundred s’ege guns,. seve^ij field batteries, and from the aiavebuider so that he may, if immouM quantities of small arms, tents, siege of three weeks duration—a Wood- f We he will, unloose the I'onds which bind wagons, horses and provisions. less victory—the result of a masterly tbe slave. Il simply places the Govern­ have not lost a single man. and consumnato strategy and deeds of A special to th* Indianapolis ^gurnal, ment on tbe aldo of liberty rather than Nashville, April 7,says: •?Gen. Duipont reckless daring. The other, an unex­ slavery so far as it may act in that di­ is just now bringing in two steamboat pected field fight, in which not only tens rection constitutionally. loads of meat, one hundred and. sixty of thousands, ten times ten thousand men The abolition of slavery in tbe Dis­ thousand pounds, captured by Gfand and more, rushed upon each other, and trict of Columbia, is another move tn the Haggard of his command, sixty miles for two full days strove in deadly con­ above this place on tho Cumberland right direction. It frees the country of flict ; where cannon thundered, and mus­ River. the stigma of holding its Congress, and "Yesterday Cui. Duffield, of that part ketry rattled ; where sabres gleamed and of legislating for a free people within !of Gen. Dumont’s oommand now. at swurda clashed, and the iron heel of the sound of the autioncer's call of the great, Murnfrccsbnro, eapturod th* mail direct fiery steed trod out the hearts of men.— est slave mart of tbe world. The world from Corinth, with upward* of J 50 letters, The former is the conquest at Island No. many of them contained valuable infor­ turely moves. 10; the latter, the battle of Piltsbugh mation in regaed to the strength and po sition of the enemy. From these letters Landing. It is said there died in the army of the tbo Gen. learned of a uumber uf spies at Space would fail us to give all the do- Putoraac during the months uf November Nashville and Edgefield, and has had tails of these two battles. Wo publish December and January, three thousand them arrested-’’ a meagre aumnary elsewhere and we will soldiers, more than the whole nnmlier great victories are march esoary to drivaAhuu from that puoitMU. what has been gaiaed br allowing the enemy quistly to leave Msnaseas I Was rhe Merrifascone, wfcro Aeand oonsorts St. Louis, April 9. fetters McClellan’* •welling tbe rebel army to N»,0W man and rendering an immense sacrifice neo- ;.BasreWy»fWsn uc came down towards the Psgcs, upon which, are recorded’deeds of valor, then tured the whole coming out of hfa Dcro. 'JJb fa the famiI ice ia l^.^i.o tf-wtr-t-- WIUUMlHJBi �. R«i»nww<i the SlKtUHMAM, or day, the iSte dEy of A^ otrelbXrend ulm fmm o, dacripu,.,, or ■■talliiw, i„ tuuuba wk«k..« •"» tar. Sta i> .taai .m hndnd Itat bng .nd WPii-. ATES'S .CATHARTIC - FIIaLH. , c ^ fo^the matter of tbe rotate at Sau-^ H. Emolte, ud d„<t from nln lo lta( «.cr. H« **>, *««. wlta h M.rf} ital of > ta.rpta^tafcd off ta.ll, „ u.. . *„t will gUosoftora kar no rwtor wtaro II •l”l«w Hot tack a lbrO!Kl <rf twrlr,. Sfli GHKAT ruicaiQAv,' P»OBiA\ CotteTreb two eblniam, w «rnnnd u to Uid. Itaplkiboow U mltaKunoftfabo.t, Sk«l. work, •d b, • powarfal jwop.dl.r, but Moral preying, far retrain Maaonia tbarafa aet forth.that rtrstten, JMeter, ths Sth te appear at a aeretac of raid Court, then to be bolocn al tbe Probate OKca.in the village of Has flaw, and hio.. re ,u_ FALL AND village sf '.^L giro notice lo the" t>«r»oiis' interested •urn > «rong rorrml. Sta Mrriu only give notice fa all persons interested in said estate one Run, n (JB-pfrunder, right in her bow. of the pendency of said petition, and the bearing thereon, by eenaiag a copy of thia notice end order to be published la the ‘jUpubtici “The eeoessiontkta of Columbus rny order to he pubUabsd in the 'Rap«bliean Benner, that aton> limeslxj would have come up a newspaper printed and cireulatiog in said conntyuOiarry,’for three anoressive weeks, immedi­ here to test tbe meul of our forts ii tbe ately previotik to arid *<y of hearing. (Alniecopy.) uaxli [A »rae copy.] SHERMAN C. PftlNDLE, . Maple Suoab wanted on subscription। water had noljlieen um> low. Thorn was sprit Judge of Probate. no Ume, however, while she was at Co ­ or any other dues, at ibis office. lumbus, when there them was not water DAJU-I.W8 COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. enough to Aunt her. She is now at l.laod No. 10, and It is reported thnt she would on hand those books of Abstracts of Tax come np and engage our boats if abe Itoads of which wo mado a note some could atem the current. There are too exatBinatiOM ud adjuatnaeut to the uudcreipnr LIFE BTTEB8, Ccmniiraionar* duly ajipointed by tha Probai weeks ago, Tbsy are a aplsndid thing may “ifa”abtiut the institution. for tba county of Ifarrv, who will meet ft “Thera is only one entrance to her, Court • Hite maww a, Ik. r.------- -Aa for ascertaining just tbs prosent status through s trap door in her back. Her itfus disordera of thr human system. They rwwnof lands in tlic County as regards, tax ti- port-hole In fomlshcd with a heavily fate aud invfacrate tbs liver and kidney*; TLajr ay ot June* out give ton* to the digeattre organ*; they regulate llaa upon them. They are furnishing plated trap, which springs up when the iliearareoeaa, excretions aMexhalations, equalixe the circulation, and ptirifv the blood. Thu*, Abstracts at a reasonable price to all who gun is run out, nnd falls down when it is dll HUio* ronraJmala-aom* of which are Torpid run back. IJuw the the ersw git their may desire them. the time limited light and air 1 cannot pretend t<» say. We also notico that nur calimable conirolod end cured by theaa remedies. “This Turtle Is certainly a formfdable April !4, IB<5X Register of Deeds, S. H. Cook, is also affair, u secund Merrimac in its way, aqd DARLING’S JAMES A. SWERERT. I Araaste« H. N. SHELDON. j prepnrisg another great canvetueace to appears capable of doing much damage, h would he al! reel estate holders In the county, He while rateivwg butliule, impossible to board her. as these fa only 1 Estate ot Adam B. Qart, one entrance, and she is supplied with PHOBA TEOBDEB. —STATE OF MICHfOAN. DcmoTM tbe tnerbid and bilious deposits from blank books, filled with proper hcadingn, hose for throwing hut water.” the aiomadi and bowels, reruiste* the liver and kidneys, removing every obetruction, reetoxaa a upon which to prepare a thorough and natural and healthy acUoo in tbo vital organs.— It la a superior perfect abstract of all lamia in the county [ Ad»»rUi»mtn|. | flftln tins records as they appear io his Dh'THRRIA* AND CroVP.— For theau TiSSTA WE ARE NOW ON HAND with one of the LARGEST and BEST Assortments of LIVER REGULATOR DRY GOODS!! Aa a Famfly FhjraJr. JVroi D.. £. IF. fratwryfo. M« Qrte'»>. ■ mi» Ua Um p»let» of pawxw. Their emlki t ■tiut-pnai any raUwtlc *• r« ana. T1m< m at very wrtuUi ami «Tntiia! Iu ILB astl o it, IL. , white RMkM them InnCjeMa L> etta the daily MILLINERY £'4 shta«J<ein«!s='.cJ :sx«;'. i fwabre i.Uu> gr-«l .X-j.. iclMi nUKwlic In my Sally ewilw: tl LIVER REGULATOR GROCERIES FAMILY MEDICINE, formidable and dangerous di>«Mdrt« Trask’s of Probate. Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing reme­ ■sy***’*. . • dy ,if used in season. Apply fiecly to On readme tod filipg the petition, duly verified pletfon will necessarily be great. We r Kttea X liarl, wMetr of arid dwueed^pravinF, the Throat and Chr«t and cover with a lw>pv and trust he win find it a rcmuncra h«*t flannel. This Ointment has been be­ fore thr public over 20 y »-sn«,.’in«< Ils c.n- Ferrite and ths petitioner, * Ti.r:su]«io it is ordered that Moodar, tbs 5tb atandy increasing (JemMid ha* established A...* ..r 11 — ^ i t, . t, . ■ Union School.—The Summer term of its nipuUtljoo os a superior Lfiuiniriil in all cases whrrw n southing and relaxing <>ur Union Scbmd will commence on remedy is require*], partioularly in Rlieu Monday next, Tbia institution weina tn iiisliMi, Neuralgia. Inftamstion uf tht • 'be hJttre thsn usually successful under its Boweh and Kidneys. Spinal affections prayer of tbe petitioner atemld not be granted. present managem«ttt. Mr. J. VY. Ban- 8ore Eyca, Bums, Piles, Wounds and Bruiaea. .croft, the Prinolpal, aeerus to possess a The outlay for this preparation Much better fhan plfla, and mueb easier to take. cases of loro of appepte, tiatniracy, female weak- j lira*. Irregnlaritire, pain In tbe ride and bowel*. I blind, protruding and bleeding piles, aud getters! ' debility. . READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Ja*. L. firnmlM- nireehanl. ISA Pnitnn LIVER E. Kimw!i*m nnd Miss Hannah McNair. er.e do not liCMltate to-plrdge for the future n cnntiiiiiauce of th' pre-eminent aueces' Svld by nil drttgeists. Price 25 cte. paper printed in Baid cuuntr, of Barry for Hut succreiuve "^eeks, immediately prevfoua to ra< Tukoat asd Longa—At this acasan <»f the year when <n«ugbs am! c«»M^ are troulilituxne every fsnirly shnald hnvc a DARLING'S REGULATOR H. C PtiNDLR. Jcdfic of Probate. *prt safe ami rertsin remedy <*n hand. Ran s«»m’s Hive Sy rwpT««lw is the very thing. school during .the past two years. ' PRODA TE ORDER-^TJLTK OF SMCHIGAN, It in n<4 nuly pleasant for clrildreu to take, County ot Barry e». but is a ci’r'alu cure lur Croup, Wh«**p At s semi on or tbe Probate Coen for tbe Ccuntv ing Cough, Bronchitis, Authtua, Couglia* an*! nil iiflvctixnt of thr Throat and Lungs. fh.ld l»y ail Druggists. Prica 25 cts. this State. Arnt’iig thi« m->re rM nt in­ [ao'2.4 G mouths.] . dications, we uotiee lh.it S. D. Bingham' deevased. lais withdrawn from the LitnsTng RepvbOn reading and filing the petition, duty verified of Sabrina H. Dogbee, widow of rani deceased, lican and ia aticeeedud in thu editorial pray ing, fur certain reaweua therein sei forth, fast c«>ndiict of that paper by Gko. I. Pausonb. Han.Jc jar*'____ BOOTS, SHOES, ' LIFE HITTERS, .rare talent for imparling education, nnd •with such •* •'IT-tried Aitaislnuts as Miss CROCKER Y! DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS Em been large and th* labor for its eritn- __________________ _ which induced a yinlsoi fcvor. 1 touk lw»'<tes<? DAKLiyG S LIVgR REGULA TOR Ever shown in this Market, which we arc prepared to sell at a small advance from NEW YORK COSTS. whioh has marked tbe progress of our to this alteck. l bad bran troubled with dvapapuin aerarel mouth•: I have fete nothing of it »ltxm.‘' OtiaStadley, Saq? ISM Brat Mtb Street, N Y., । Kidney coiupliitit three rear*, with cotreiut pain I in tbe small of my back. I bad rued tuonall Linde 1 J. 8, GOODYEAR & Co. LAEL&VS IirER BEGCIATOB. LIFE BITTERS. gistings Vritt (Eurnnt Tl»e Kafamazwi Ttleyrapk fa u»w edited Pr«>f A. B. Stunk. caday tbe s»U. I’cloca in the 10 t«. Mr. P. J. Avzar Del and. The Ijvingcton R'psfb’iroM <>fffats is oflHred for . mIc. J. Wheat, perbtreh. ■' ■ «1> Plltef peraous Wercated in said ealair.« aired taappear at ascsalunof raid Court, thr . Saunders, of tbe Eaton RrptMirwif pferr, And It Ir farther ordered, that tbe petitioner give uotiee to the pernor------ — * — —*— uf the peadrocy of said ; thereof, bv caiuiug a publiabad fa tha Rnfob w«'believe, the press enly, on which that Tbo Hastings Banntr paper ia prated. Tbakm.—Hod. F. W. , pltfaae accept our thanks KxLL<»oe will for n c^y "Ddafield'e Art of War in of Butter, “ * . feftw.:: " : Maple SuRdr." . AJao Senator COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. SPECIAL XOTICES- and Rrprewitptire Trowbimdok will ac- Dyspc pale and General Dobjlity. .ccfi thanks for aimllur favors. Durling'a Life Hitters, Casust-s, a erren G*ntrtjt4Dtio, March 8, JBM. . ttxy. W. n. Ix. Wallace, who was Dr. C.' W. ^OTAyr,—/terr5tr;-fortbabentfiI ■killtd, at the bakla of Pittsburg TjtntHng of snffrrinR humanity, psrndt me to aay that 1 have found rout Mcantlinevian HfooC Purifier is understood to be Gea. Law. Wallaae ad lil.Hid Pills a sure curt for ImSigeaunn end ver Complaint. 1 have suffered from the ofBHisata. ‘rieda^teihyHiyai b!u<m! Secretary of tha Interior has tHrinn w orrequested the editors of tbe New York All parsons having claims sgylait |hp J&tefao/-atorfo» C. Grijt.i, dr erased, are bcr«by pptifiyd and reqursttd u> prevent the rasia for axammaliob aud adjustment fa the undersigned Cotimteafonera.duly appointed by pm 1'robate Court for the county of Barre, W|.e will meet for such parpose, al tbo County Irreaarev’s effiea, intfie village of Bastings, In teifry ’ •••» DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR. fonndad. reply. DREGI AND MEDICINES, FAHiLY MEDICINE, Whan-ottr children are oct of aorta, <a give them a few drops, and it rata them all right. 1 find it an Tbe latter, however, made no “atrociona libel—an groundless as •<kw are mftmons." beur of too o'clock, A. M., on she respective day* above meutienvd. Six mouths from she third d*v cf March, teat., being the time limited by tbe Hon. Probate Court for She final adjustment of *archums against raid estate. Iu*—। M*—U . |k*~? aprit5 Ita»ntn. ff yrn nejd zither or both of these moat exeetjeat pamedifi*,inquire for tb.ejp at the ktoroa; if yuu do mil find thorn, take uoo;hiT, but mdose One Itollar in a letter, and an receipt of tbe mos­ ey. the Remedy or Remedies will be »ent according A. W. MAILRT, I OrnraHO H. S. HHEI.IXJN. f aMsere. Btichahnah.'xlmagh 70 years of age is fyhercspos it h ordered that Monday, the ICtb charge that Mr. d)F*cd«iiie aaowements ot thn Brwckm- he haa set himself to the work of r«-or­ ganizing a party to embarasa ihe admin istration, as lltoagu he iMsndvd U* make bo liridtm at the 1’iobese U&ee iu Hastings, aud shew causc.if any there be, why.foofirqyer »f the petitioner should nos be granted. . TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, BPICES'. PEPPER, PRUNE* FMi^RAlSWm^ODHSHj in fset, srerythlag iu tbs Grorery Hat, such as will ba utedsd for fstnilr use. rrived at Philadelphia a few <jay» »g^ I’earl Ambi :Am. ° c^bocw.ueipsF®>Xa-r Isit OMklasEx^mU, FdR.RJK BSPtCIAL DXKXHT OF TUX LAD1KS. (FhW «ltrert*oM sreomrsInyraehbnx. | Warranted superior to -AsyPnibribretbspohtiB. * . ... n.iitef.. To Da. Hkaatde Albany, X. Y.-jly Dear Doc r>*e**ed frauds copied as good anywhere, hr Mie MOtj. to take Likcnerara at the Bick or Deed, r to tee news of Pah.® Buildlogs, or private PENS. PBSClUi. INKH. PAPSR, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, A* Ac. - - ’llb NOTICE ! Row to Saye Money I farm A llrrMBS*bk MM . wn of , oMa&ch night- Thu iiaprovosnut tn her up, e<u::j>lrxi<»n, t'.lgratlou, ste.. mtrprised m A rapid arid ponmMnbrastoratten to hreltb ihaodaiMtatfimBiML Tbe ROBERTS A BY RIKER. •■rnjing a pot Filin. I TIURtR) inFtfwo world, need twenty yaara b« railltona preaans annual­ ly ; alwaya’gfte aatWaction ; cental unotbing iqjariouv; palrj^.lxf<l by the'prigppxT physicians teiid-aurgcemw 'iu tb» 'Enina, clcgaatly coated r a ropy of in the Rrj printed at arAj •r. lettc Ambru- AND COPT (NG dona to order, on short notice' and Prices to suit orders, ftvm 30 eeate fo |J,00, Produced by Haaarts'a matebtem Fife, ninety-one cotitrabonde who «»d Ambrotype Jay of May, trt2. al eleven o'stock, ip the foreTheir wondrous works—tbe papers fill, . dent of United State*;. situatioas aa baww servants <nd GROCERIES! Crayon still in full possesalop Pf biw’i<?leHcct. that Herrick’s ffugnr Coated PHOTOORAPHIC &AIAHBY Bee Advertisement. For rale at Haatinga, by Boycars a Stxikbb. ms utvsitB, (tiovlfi S BUvd Purifi tv biob arise Prion, 35 cent* per Box, or SBoxoa for >1. Prepared by Dr. J. C. ATER A CO., Lowell. Mai*. ar FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPQSES.ONLTJE3 102 NatteftttBL. New York. Prize Ptrtry. ridge Democracy in Pennsylvonin ; plicne. Burning Fluid, DAN’L 8. DARLING, TATE OF MICHIGAN. Baur Corarr. as. . At a saaeion of tbo Probate Court, for the eouutv of Barry, boitfen at the Probate Office in the eiilaganf HaaUuga.on Tue^far the -J&tbday of 'X»rch in the jear of onr Lord oi;e lliousauil Vrindie^udge of Probate .•rcecnf S •r Joeiah Burge Exseator of tbo laat Will and Testament of raid deceased preying for certain rekaons therein set forth that be may be I beared toMlipprisin Beal fttate w said petition described fopthe purpose of PVNtf thfdebta of s|id d»- feffFQpl. -Flrtw tfChenllcnlB, Paints, Olis, Can Estate «f Martin C. Barge. were The National Tnltttigtnc^r pre Jl»T BECEIV^IU a new and most complete assortment <of World to furnish him the authority upon office” Roberts Al Striker, D. Weaterrett, Esq., ot South 5th, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. which suementoaHedfiog ‘improper spcc- iilatirtbaad roalCNasance in HAS! INGS DRUG STORE!!! Hay. (marsh.) [>e Europe.” Cuanblrm It is a thorough Mrs. Young. oUBrooklyn. writes: "Febraary 2-i. lMk>.—In May laat I hod a verere stlackofFilra S. C. FRINDLE. A fap for speeches and other congrcaeUnal .dortfflente. Darling's Livor Segulaor. 'to;: it f«>r mIv whenever a cash customer ©f,fera what the establishment ie worth. eeror found anything, equal,to in aCbrdinx immediate relief. Liver and bilHotM remedy WAR! Um, and Oml tb-«u ua uealknt punmUrr U <kata im eyetma aud ja«rV> tto _OnwA.no »/ Ur U-t. John g. mkaciiam.m. p Conetlpatlon.CoaUTaueee, Supprnv-loii Riarnanatlaau, Gout. Xeiiralcjn, DrorJ •y, Paralyate, Fite, eta.' JVwa Iff. J. H rvug^o, C’tjCa Too miarfa cunTO U roll ot your TilU f c Uu rem el endawww. irmhwa'eC our f.atereMy Ute fonrnl u..ro airlSrxl-u. ». I Imtw, Il^r alooW >.lo me Iu mveUb .. ter it fur it. Urfitf tlfo mnllfafrtai ■buo.rfW ftm,, fiK«! Krnarta teoityiiateI" Um Urar.teit jimt M1U affect tkil On High Prices, at the •has s'. IJ his interest in the Jaekarin Ciliiten tn J. J. Please give ci & call. tlwm an naellcut inaadr, when f«nm hi Wmi d/mltr, uiyl Junior. "ILcii <<«ii•*.»• B»kr< thiuu vaty ne<~.rebfo aad ctarevH.t f.t lbv trt > of »mum end cUlgrat. Dy»POPe**, Imparity ef tbe Dleod. ZVm J.rr. J. I*. Hutt jldtul Gtoici,Jti.". Pa. Aria: I tov* tmd yc«r Jtlh nd). «ui*. » •CTMi in my Ca»i!y end am.-ug tbow | mlM tn fal la dhtrvro. lo ilia vvraui U J,Lt«Uui Blnl purtfr Um Lluot. ll.iy nr» ll» »«y l—l r.aavi’f I tore •nr known, u<l I can eouMrudy Item ta rav 6U-X. X'.__ I V ’ JXHJtS ft L0TXLL. <3re/if JU* C A.< �4&U. ©Sfial firti rt.i FAMILY AliRAHRX USOOUT of IDtoaa. I—HANNIBAL HAHUx, of Hsu I t* NEWS .v<re^yr*e DwnJ^ULMOX P. CHASE, TBI DETROIT A LARGER, CHEAPER ARD BETTER Briattreto will “LOW PRICES s—», V r«-S°STstStot. «r Tau, GREAT INDUCKMUTB TO CLUBS. Coon,;—XOTTOOMEMT BLA1H. „r GRANT & SPAUDLGIN -JOHN CATROB, of Tmimmm. - PETER V. DANIEL, of Ya. —SAMUEL NELSON, of N. Y. —ROBERT C. GRIER, of Penn. —WF STILL— -NATHAN CLIFFORD. ofMc. -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. WI WfflTffiffflM •TATE orriCEKI. WOOD. UMii.tehUs Tbo Dxtboit W exalt Tridvke is now IT WILL MEND LEATOE1 in its Thirteenth Year. R if a Larger, >nil your HanwM. fluwjis, *eHa. Been (Reaper, and, for Michigan readers, a IT WILL MEND GLASS, Better Family Newspaper,than any Newthe pfoeasef the* expensive ent Glass York, or other Eastern Paper published. IT WILL MEND IVORY. It contains Eight Pages of Seven columns each, making it larger than the New York Tribune. It furnishes te Michigan rea IT WILL MEND CHINA. than six years, end have acquired an ders all Important General News as Ful­ ly and Later than any New York Paper, far exceeding any Family Medicines of a end Telegrapblc.F‘oreiign.Domestic, Easi IT WILL MEND MARBL^. similar nature in tbo market. ere and home Market NEW8 FROM Ab appreciating public wm not long io THREE TO FOUR DAYS LATER discovering they possessed remarkable IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. THAN ANY NEW YORK WEEKLY PAPER, which with its Agricultural, No matter if th*i broken Pilcher did »et cost but and hence their ' Commercial, miscellaneous, and Stele important Local News from all* parts. News Deparlmouts,—giving, each week, and consequent profit to tho Proprietor, thu a summary Of all interesting and enabling him to expend oi Miebiiran— its devotion to the It will Mend Bone, Coral. Lava, and ia fact every thing but Metab. Local and General Interests ot Michigan, of dollars each year in advertising their give to Ito columns Attractions which merits, and publishing the Ctlitens of Michigan cannot find in any New York or other Eastern Paper, nnd which cannot but make it a more welcome which hero been showered upon hint from visitor to the Family Circle, the Farmer Mechanics. Merchant, or Professional The peculiarity of tho Man, and give* to the Detroit Weetly Tribune superior claims to their palron"It is always rteAr; this cotnneud* Il to evsryis that they strike at tho root of Diseaa* nge. Reffular, reliable correspondents with by eradicating every particle of impurity the Michigan Regiments in tho Army,nod and? IN OUBLKEW TRADE; Come and See !! HVAE JL'ST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM Aw \X\e "B\oo^ PROSreCTL’S FOR 1982. The Daily Advertiser has entered its ’SHE CXSjT Political. it lerves a fearful blight upon thecountry or nation seeking to-outspread and uphold The War It will also advocate a vigorocs and dcte.-piined proaecutic.*! of the present 'war against-treason and J.'sunion, until tha last vestige of this most 'innalural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out Newt Department. . \ The proprietors are resolved to spare R0 p^ins or expense to make the AdvkrTIMS *n l^at constitutes a good newspaper' to any published in the Wes^ •WUb this view an able corps of roportara, w filers and correspondeotsbaa been engaged, jshose attention passing event ot* impartono wh.’ ' every claim. Anangmcnta have wen jnade ensu.'‘Dg for this paper the most' complete com­ pendium of foreign intelligenccpnblished in any paper west of New ‘York, while our facilities for obtaining domestic news,’ military, political and general, arc riot su rpassed by any other journal, - Besides , having paid .correspQndentn -in- *2'- the. Which wo offer it vxrtisxr in the first rank. Kve X3v\«\u.qXcA for curing BypMlie, Skin (Iliscascs, Old S-^reo, Bali J?heum, l^heumatixm. Q^spepeia, Stale Headache,. Liver Oomplaint, Fever and Jlgue, Leuaorrhcaa, — . Complaints, — -• Female Erysipelao, St. jSnthony'c Fire. Tumors, Eruptions, _ . Fits, Bsrcfuloxts Consumption, etc. Wia & ew groceries HARD-WARE! (Xood. and you should try them before going for a physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, and read tho certificates, and if you have erar doubted you will DRY GOODS1 Stacks of •«»t kin g ft. w«kl. !»• °( *” ?7* - “a *?’ I nftMired It has alwsva bee». SmSttiilU to newspaper. ~ 1 tero? This paper has been greatly Roberta A Striker, Ilaatutn, Eli Nfcholi,OraaMTiUe Mills, T. A. De Reimer, Middleville, M. 11. Swift, Prairieville, and by Druggists and Her- ., kU, «* WILL HELL, It is a very large sheet, containing thirty six celemi of racing malUr. £> J^y Tli. ",l*crib*r '• Dt’w prepared io Ml “ funoabod matter • every formis worthy ten OROCEIIES ~ • - ■■ v»j 1 viM < THISX HARD TTMI8- er, drover and Is published every Tuesday .Thursday and Saturday morning; and sent by mail to all parts, on the morning of publication at #3.00 per annum ; two enptes, #5.00* five copies, to one address, #10.00; aad any larger number at the same rjj?. It Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. WftHB . '-’wAorrt.dr sir JOHNS «fc CBONLrjr, (Sole Manufacturers.) 78 WILLIAM STREET. Corner of Libertr StroeL NEW YORK. Important to Huuae Owners. Imporant to Builders. reX <>B COFFBB. FEMALES. Important Ut Railroad Companies. Important to Farmer* To all whom this may concent and it eon cernt everybody. JOHNS ds CROSLEY'S JMPROVKD OCTTA PK1CHA CEMENT ROOFING. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF supply. . DR J. BOVEE DOBS’ Imperial Wine ^ittqn Ara prapartd bran eminent andaklllfulplyaiaan wbabaa them .weeeanfujlr f, hi* pmetka for Ute last twenty Are years. Tha .proprietor, Although ibo medical mkc of the cecatry. as a OnwaJ tkiasdapprove of 1’atwtt H»diri«K’»< Tho. article has been thoroughly tested in New Turk and all part* of tbe United *8taUa^Canada, We«t Indira, and Centra! and South America, on budtl;ugs of all kinds, each as Facroaise, Fotnrn- anl othero. ard hat tiro red tn be tbe CHEAPEST and MOST DURABLE ROOFING is Met i: >a fai "•K'W'J* F,RK WATLB weather .nj kiii'J* «oora or ILL la all oe-iy a*U»<j pUcrt, wither. TI.R8- 7 «»ona»I ocw: brc*kla«A DR. J. BOVEE DOD» ISUIEM. imn onrr-wr»a < V" ■" »u» cemblne^ntfi Barberry. SaiomMt't Seal. Cu ‘.J , ■xrccuuy. which in Ml- No Heat ia required in making application ft can be applied by any one, and when finished forms a perfseily Fiu Paoor ro<faee.with an «ImHo body, whkh'caunal be in- r"-------TOXIC, lUDlCIKE AJiD HETKRAGK lUlBOUASE ONE BOTTLE!! GIHTA PERCHA CEMENT, M.W. of ,U £ W, whra espnad toft. 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For a Club of One Hundred, Six Extra ANOTHER writes, his sen was cured Copies, or the Daily Tribune. . alter hia flesh had almost wasted away. The Low-Price to Clubs will not admit The doctors pronounced tho caso incura­ ble. _ of the payment of commissions to Agents ANOTHER was cured of Fcrer and Ague beyond the above terms. Our aim and W» hare every kind uf goods, inch ae after trying every medicine in his reach. design is to furnish to Michigan readers ANOTHER was cored of Fever Sore a Michigan Family Newspaper, equal which had existed fourteen yean. * ANOTHER of lihenmatism of eight yean. in Size nnd GenernLlutereat, and Better Cases innumerable of Dyspsmia and Liver for them than any New York or other Complaint could bo menHonea in which tho Eastern paper at the loiecetprice paeeible PuriStrand Pills to Clube, RS a means of preparing and fortifying Its political friends on State Issues nnd all questions B(a>e Policy, nnd Sinle Administration, and ns an induce­ are the moat active nnd thorough pilie that ment to Voluntary Effort on the part of tho Republicans of Mieliigan, for the bare ctor been introduced. They act so direct!) * “ “ tly--------upon“ths’ Liver, excit-1 |ieneral* gnixi, * tn got up _ Clubs and extend ing that organ to sue"______ __ __________ “^*t**14 *^e_ !,s circulation to every organixod Town system doo* not rctapao lake ta fonavr w- •■hip in the State. Republicans ! Rally dition, which is too ant to bo tho case with to the support of your County and State simply a purgative pill Papera. They are really a Persons cngngft)g<t<. get up Clubs am requested to send in suUcribcra’ names which, in conjunction with the as fast as U»taincd,at I JOO a year. Sub­ scriptions may cntr.iscaee at-any time.— will earn all tho aforementioned diseases, PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE— and, of Ahemsalres, will relievo and cure W hen a Club has been forwarded, nd ditions may be made to it on the same Headache, Cootivenese, terma, whether sent in by the parson Oolie Fains, Cholera jforlus, forming it or not. 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REPUBLICAN BANNER carrots to en bet one kind of food to a VOL 6 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1862. with the Merrimac. It is j thing. It does not look tanity tn day. I will attempt to write a little in umr to yours, which 1 received . a vessel than an old ox cart; butito power and capability was proved beyond all question of doabt by that famous contest ft wav, no doubt, sll uf tbe time teal 1 have had no oppor tooity for writing, and In feet I have not much convenience fur it now. therefore you will excuse pencil marks, and please pan "all imperfections by." My health still remains nil that could EAI.ER in all kinds of Family Groceries, be expected. You will see that we have Stone and Woolen ware, and a emend uleft the Potomac and that we are now at lortmeut ef Proriaionx, Also Notary Public. or near Fortress Monroe. How large a D portion of the Army of the Potomac are ROBERTS * STRIKER, being transferred to this place 1 am un­ able u> say, but there in a large force con­ centrating at this point. "Rower** Block,' Butina*, Mich. We left our camp on Friday, March 14th, marebed to tbe vicinity of Alexan­ W. PARKER, W HOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries end Provisiona. Pork, Lard, Bolter, and -1 Ll^l. —e U__ . I.......La dria. where we halted, and were ordered to pitch our tents. This we did and fort altlmugh it rained more or lees du­ ring the night KKAPPEM & BURROWS. and counsellors at law. Solicitors in Chancery. Tax and Insurance so that »e were completely out and drenched completely. Office, 'comer of Maia aad Bardick Street!, Kalamazoo, Michigan. A. A. Kmapsk, . J. C. Btraaowi. upon tbs aides of the Monitor, where tbe balls of the Merrimac struck, with no other damage than denting the iron pls­ ling sn Inch or two. Truly this la an age of Yankee enterprise and inven­ tion. We expected to land before night but were delayed, and at dark we spread our blankets en the floor of tho deck, to pan another night on board, it began to rain very hnrd, but as our Company occupied the rear of the upper deca, we bad a roof over iw; but tho sides were all open except a light railing, the rain drove in upon our floor, and as tbu bos’ rocked the water would roll back and forth un­ der and among us. Some gut up and packed up nnd sat around as well as they could; but i concluded to lay and take it, and just as I bad b«gan to duse, bang came tbe jib of a schooner in among us, which brought us all up standing. After some time she got Imwe and went her drowned I tell you Henry, this was rather a serious time and for the first time I begnn to feel dis­ part with her. I again laid down and slept until day light. The next tnurning. (Thursday) when I awoke I was lying in about Bn inch of wa­ ter and was wntwhat wet; bul what of SWEEZF.Y dk ALLEM. We went to work pecked up our and let those “sojer" who wanted to.— that. TTORNEYS AT LAW aad Solicitors in Chan­ Huwever there wax no use of grumbling, blankets and about nine o'clock went cery. Particular attention paid to Conreyash--re. so we stood it as well as possible. Sun­ MBciag, the investigation of title* to Land Furlrow Moon>e is a very strong po­ day was quite a pieaunt day, and it was sition and well deserves ths name of employed by us to very greet advan­ Furtrusa Wo marched about two miles and slopped where wo now are, near the tage. village Hampton. This vilisge yen will Munday morning we packed up our remember waa burnt during the Revolu­ n. WRIGHT, traps, marched Into Alexandria and about tion, and last summer it again shared tbe A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, jtl. and c d'cilor and Counsellor m Chancery.— n>K>n went aboard the steamer, John •nme fate at U>e hand* of tbe rebels when Brooks. There were on board this boat they evacaated it. All that now remains of it ia the chimneys and the brick nails. Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., RUAieville. our Reg. and two companies of the It is a desolate looking scene, and I sbntrid Barry County, Michigan. Michigan 2*1. as so*>n as we were loaded think it had once been n very fiine little w® pushed out into the stream and came village. The only building left standing DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF TITE PE ACE. General Land and to anchor; all of the officers were employ­ is the summer residence of ex-Presidenl ed in loading troops, as fast as one boat Tyler, wbu being in sympathy with the icbel cause. His property was spared wns loaded it would push offend anchor from the ruin, but it will never benefit in the channel. At dark myself and com­ him more, for he died at Richmond the JACOB FERRIS, rade* made up our beds on the Hurricane past winter. Died a rebel against the deek, under nne of the light boat and alept country that had bestowed upon him the MICHIGAN. IONIA. highest honors in the power of the Amer­ soundly all night. ican People. i. HOLBROOK, Tuesday morning we again began the We are lying about two miles to the work of umbnrking nod sIkjuv noon our Westward uf the Furl, and on the road divisiou being all on boaid, anchors were to, and about six miles from Big Bethel, weighed and the fleet started down the which you will remember was the scene J. M. RVMELL, of one of uur early blunders which result­ Potomac. It ronsteted uf fifteen large ed in a reverse tu tbe FederAl arms. It Steamers all heavily laden with troop*, was occupied last week bv our forces be­ and several sail vt-asels, carrying the three ing defended by a small force of the ene­ JOHN ROBERTS, couraged and to wish myself at home, A lilYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwellingoa Broad­ way, near the Cour»4lou»o. bnttcrie* and the squadron of Cavalry which belongs to uur Division. you it was a splendid sight. 1 tell The brass OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a bands took their station on the deck and ten-1 to all bn.inet! er.trtioted to him with We . prom pt net* and BdelUy. Reaidence, Johnstown.. played several fine nationtl airs. Barry connty, Mich. Dianka kept always on hand. soon passed Ft. Washington which ia sit­ N uated upon tbe Maryland side and com­ mands th® channel of tbe river. Soon after Mount Vernon was left behind, and in the course of a few hours we began to pass the rebel batteries, which were now J. M. NEVINS, silent and deserted. ICTotary P«b!le, and Tax agent Particular XI attention paid to making out Deeds, Mort- At the A quia land ing which was their principal nnd strong­ est position, be smoke still bung over tbe place, the rebels having fired it when they left. At dark tbo fog began to settle pretty S. C. PRINDLE, ■’ PROBATE, Notary Public, Gvn- thickly end a gun was fired from tbe sig­ nal ship to come to anchor. We made our beds on tbe floor of the deck nnd I slept soundly DANIEL STRIKER, lOUNFY CLERK. Notary Public aad Gwral until tbe morning dawn­ ed. we found the fog had cleared op during the night and sad Notary pMc. OSes ia the Cwrt Hoooc. and opea at all egister of deeds, R the fleet had got under weigh and we were now steaming down tbe Chesapeak Bay. and I found myself for the first time on salt water, and near!y out of sight of land, only a point here OUNTY TREASURER. OBee ia the Coart strung along, some being near us, others Hsnas. ... C plunging their way along, nearly out of sight in tbe distance astern, while some were entirely hull down, only their huge to & eJre; ta aay Of A Courts of Uuo State. OReo Mbs Caert Housa. •moke stacks being visible, from which the black wreaths of smoke came curling ouL became quits BTEBBON A ELLIX, ACTCREB aad 4eofcr I. ^nri h*DC- The train ia subsequently a graduate at West Point Ihecondoecollect tbe scrraaefluy ho comet to dreaeed fa deep mourn- Merriman would have done had tbs bat it rained ail day and all night very hard, ttorneys A The next day [Saturday] incident that of tbo railroads During eight euccedlng yean, he served io the army a Lieutenant and Adjutant of writing before is, that I have been so busy MARON ALLKN, fell at ths battle of Pittabum is foUy Armed, was a native of Mason county, Hon; sad m far as my experience goes, chink it immiKMnrfWato keep a horse in goad eswditioe witboot changing his food ala free by carrote or bran msahea Tbs chief value of carrots seems to ms to be their slightly laxative properties and their magical effect on tbe skin and hair, togatimr with their Atiawtef proper tie*; moreover their judicious use often, times prevents tbe applications of those terrible concoctions called “horse med- SflurcUanj gistilttp’ JJwmttss SirwtMi, GRANT A SPAULDING, NO. 5L troops, with the rank of Colonel. He _ __ lady quickly puts her hand in her pocket for the same, and ft la gone, with tbe wallet containing all tbe money within which the ticket HOiaiur, dui soon rose to uc a nrigauisr General of the Texan army. In 1887, he took the Command-in Chief in Texas, and in 1R39 he acted as Secretary of War of the new Republic, under Prsal- hard hearted kind,—one of those men no wen. ro aiexico, wncr® nc se* * cu six months as Colonel of tbe let Texas Regi­ rung tho bed. stoDDed tbe train, and tbe ment After this bo ret!rad toe planta­ young woman and her little oosb were tion in Brasoria county, Texas, where be ordered from the cars, she weeping, as is remained until appointed try General easy to imagine a person would feel under Taplor, in 1949, aa paymaster in the army. When the enrolment of four new regiments was proposed by the Pieree this scene. Ho had left the engine and Admlatotrsticn, be was appointed by advanced to where the lady waa standing Jeff. Davie, then Secretary of War, Col­ looking so distressed and fnendlMs. Tbe onel of tho Second Cavalry, with his engineer had a big, warm heart Putheadquarters at San Antonio, Texas.— There he reraslned till 1857, he received tbe command uf the United States forces th® Lady,. sent to coerce tbe Utah Mormons Into obedience, and conducted tho remarkable expedition across the plains to Salt Lake City. On tbe close of the Mormon troubles h* was sent to California, end on tbe death of Gen. Clarke, assumed the command of the department of ths Pa­ cific. Shortly after the rebellion got un­ der way, his loyality was suspected, and Gen. Sumner was sent out to supersede him. Before Gen. Somner readied Cal ifornla, Johnston had left his command to join the rebels. He took tbe overland route, with three or four companion, on mtilee, and passed through Arizona and Texas, and thence to Richmond. At the car again. Il ia shameful you should thus bo treated. ■ The lady hesitated about receiving it, but was in a desperate strait Sbowerfog numberless thanks upon the noble engineer, and insisting upon receiving his name and address, she returned to her cars, and tbe train went on Ita way. About one month from tho time the engineer received a note requesting him to call at tho express office and take from thenc® package addressed to. him. He did so. upon opening tho package, ho found ft to contain fifty dollars and an elegant gold watch, seals and chain. Up­ first he wns appointed to a rebel com­ on the Inside of tbe case was inscribed mand on tbe Potamoc; but, upon tbe I the golden Rule, ths substance which is great importance of the Western Depart­ do unto others aa ynu wish others to do ment befog seen by Jeff. Daria, be was to you. appointed to take chief command at Bow­ ling Green. siege of Vera Crux, and when severely wounded, he continued on the tbe field, urging on his men, until a ball passing through his lung* struck him down. He was carried from the field, and reported so near dead that obituary notices appear­ ed of the gallant General, in nearly all the papers of tbo country. Even in the vicinity of the battle-ground his life was fur weeks despaired «»f, and the anecdote of his curs is remarkable, ns would ap­ pear improbable did the man not live at the present time to verify tbe statement, inridge, a Secessionist General, and for ft appears that he wm entirely given over my. who Umk “leg bail for security," as Vice President, Joe Lsne. -frboee prefer- by the army surgeons, when a Mexican soon as the ‘Yankees’ approached. Three enees are for the rebels. \ doctor said he would live If he would let uftheir men were shot by our advance The Soft Shell, dough faced, Pro Slave­ him remove the coagulated blood from scouu who were dose uptm them. We ry Democracy, of which Mr. N. J. the wound. Shields, as a kill or cure are about sixteen miles from Yorktown Waterbury is an exponent, supported remedy, told him to try, and a fine silk of Revolutionary fame. It is said io be for Vice-President Hersebell V. Johnson, handkerchief was worked and finally held by considerable of a force ; but tbe new Attorney Geaerai In ths Cabinet drawn through hia body, removing the whether they will make a stand there, is of Jeff. Daria. extravauted blood when daylight could more than 1 am able to say, but 1 do not The supporters of the Fusion electoral be seen through the hole. And yet to think they will. I don’t know what is tu ticket in thia Stale thus cast their votes day shields is a hale and hearty man, free be tbe point at which we shall strike; but for four Scocssioinats I from disease or any incon venienea from it is pretended by the rebels that their Ababam.Lincoln and Hamlin consti hi® wound, which was considered at tbe force which fell back from Mannseas and luted the only loyal ticket for the offices time as mortal, having been made by a the lower Potomac, are to make the line of President and Vice-President. large copper bail, and going directly thro’ of defence along the Rappahannock ; bul Some of the men who supported Seces­ hia body and lungs. that is altogether impossible for you will sionists and whose hearts are still with sec that we are in tbo rear and en the lheir old masters, arc uow reading lec­ Cottom Comivo.—The Glsnndalo ar­ flank of .that position and also of Rich­ tures to the men who supported loyal rived here yesterday from Pittsburgh mond. It is very doubtful whether they ists. They are especially affecting when Landing, Tennessee river, with some two will attempt to stand any decisive battle they speak of the ConstitutioB, and Its hundred bales of e*>tton shipped by the >o Va. guarantees, and all that. But there arc planters to their brokers, in this city.— There is tio lack of “Pussons of color” thousands who thank God that tbo can­ One of our houses received 108 bales, about here. They are as thick as strawdidates of these men were not chosen, beriee In June. The most of them are who eschew tbe doctrines of the parties another 74, a third a smaller number, making about two hundred balsa. This Contraband, and are under the supervis­ which misled them, and who will here­ cotton was shipped by the planters fur ion and protection of Gen. Wool. Many after act with the Republicans only. their own benefit, and ia not confiscated of them are employed by tbe officers uf cotton. Borne of tbe planters of that re­ the army as cooks. The most get a livelihood as best they can. When we Gx». Scsxscx and tu Slatn . Catchxn. gion, now hero, represest that large quan­ first arrived here many of the soldiers —After Gon Schenck’s arrival at Cum­ tities of oottou have been burned, but proceeded without delay to initiate them­ berland, oue of his first decisions, says a not by tbe planters, ft is done by tbe selves into the art ofoyster fishing. The correspondent of an Ohio paper, was very rebels, at the command of ths military Hampton Creek which rune by here con­ characteristic. A seoesh Col. had sold authorities. Itisonlyafew days since tains large l»eds of oysters, and the beys his negro to tho Confederate government, that sotns planters from the interior ap were promising themselves fine sport and taking pay, of course, lu script. Tbe ne­ plied to Gw, Grant for assistance in eavextra living; but they were promptly gro, employed in fortifications, managed ing their cotton from destruction at tbo bands of tbe rebels, and he sent a force slopped by Gen. Wool, who staled that the oysters were kept for the Contrabands rn rnselfcorudderably. A constable know­ offive hundred men, with a large trans­ who by taking them to eat and to sell, ing the fact, and wishing to turn a penny, portation train, and brought no small were enabled to partially support them­ brfo the negro thrown into prison as an amount within our lines, where it was escaped slave. Gen. Schenck, 'hearing safe. Talk about tbe planters burning selves and tbu« save a great expense to the Government, which would otherwise the facts sent for the parties. "By what right" be asked of the constable, “do vou be obliged to support them wholly. hold this man In prison ?" "As * fugitive Tl>e weather has been rather cool since from service.** ‘•Don’t you know that he A Mibags.—Ono of the moat splendid and the stiff sea breaae; but it is plainly to be seen that we are in a different eft- we h»vr a law In Maryland that covers u»<_. General." “And I have a law upon w bich It can be dadded. CM. Pur- ity U ths Illinois Citral RsHresd Depot ter, set that negro at large, and put this could be pteialv AUomted, with the na­ constable In his ptec®.” Tbe astonished ked aye, the village*, forests and bluffs snapper up of trifles was marched off to of the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, ______ sixty miles distant Vessels miles out It. The Republicans were tbe onio party that did not at tbe last Presidential elec­ tion vote for a Secessionist either for President or Vice-President. Tbo “Union” party, whose platform waa the “Constitution, and whose organ was the New York JgrpreM, supported for President, John Bell, now a rauk Tennessee Secessionist. The Simon-Pure Pr«»-Slavery Demoeracy supported for President, J. C. Breck­ v. riving aooui. oorso mouicim., re­ minds me of a does which I beard a man say be gave to a boras for Oollc. The internal dose consisted of one pint of lamp oil. Strangs to say, the horse re­ covered, but as the owner remarked, seemed “rather shaky" for a few dsys. And now if any of the readers of your admirable paper hare a bum attaked with colic, let them give him a quart of warm flax seed tea, with one or two tea­ or to remove that deadly chill which to often accompanies those attacks. If they have to employ a veterinaiy surgeon, let them stand over him with Dr. Dudd in ons band and Yonalt in tbe other, unleu surgeon was honestly gotten—not picked dp; But Tam forgetting all about etrrota. In keeping horses in that wholesome condi­ tion so necessary for work either upon tho road or farm, carrots are with me indispensible, and I would aa, soon think <«f keeping homes al! winter without carroti or bran, as I would of keeping them on either hay or grass alone. In summer a little grass now and then can taka their place. It ft my aim to bring horses out in the spring in good eondltin, not need­ ing (If they ever do) bleeding, or a doto ofphysic. With this end in view, 1 have always fed from two to six quarts uf washed and sliced carrots al noon, and In nine cases out of ten have accomplished my end.” Preservation of Leather. M. Jenna, of Eligin, Kane County, write® in answer to an inquiry fur a pre­ servative for leather, that he has twoone for boots, and the other fur harness, which he '‘obtained from n man who had harness in the East India servW—m be said-—by paying for it; tbo former. was given to me as an especial favor. I have tested them both for several years, and find them first rate—either Is worth to every sunseriber of ‘our paper* the price for one year. They are as fol­ lows: For bools and shoes—^Tske 6 ox. bay berry wax; 4 co. beeswax: 8 ox. mutton or beet tallow , one third paper lampblack pulverized. Mdt and stir a good deal. Heat a brush to apply with. For harness—beeswax, one half pound ; mutton talow ono half pound ; neatsfoot oil, ono pint; yellow soap one fourth lb. Boil until completely melted, keeping them well stirred all the lime. Apply warm ; the leather being moist and clean. Hang the harness in a w^rm place—a tvarm, sunny day is best-'When finished, if rubbed briskly with' a dry, clean cloth, a fine polish will bo obtained, giving every appearance of new leather. If any blacking is needed, use lampblack. I am confident that 20 per cent, will be nd Jed to the wear of harness treated once a year with the above preparation." Valuable Recipe. t The following valuable recipe for "mending porcelain, glass, &c., wc copy from Godty for March : Take of fosfoglass two.irachms, wet it with water and allow it to stand until softened; then add as much proof spirits as will rather more than cover it and dissolve with a moder­ ate beat. Take of guru mastic ono draobm, dissolve it m two or three drachms of rectified spirit. Mix the two solutions, and stir in one dracm of gum ammoniacum in a fine powder, and rub down with a little water. Keep the ce­ ment in a bottle. When required for use, place the bottle fo warm water and apply tbe cement with a slick or a small bard brush to the china, previously warmed. Compress the pieces firmly together until cold, taking care to make tbe tact perfect, and using a very Ibiu layer of the cement. . Rkmsot fob Vtuit Bccml—4 writer in ths Garmautowu TtUgrcjth asserts that radishes planted io tbe hill with jpalon or cucumber seed will save the yfoca from bugs, beesuae the bugs like the rad­ ish plants belter than tbe vlnaa, and will, eat them first, and is tbe meantime tbe vine plants grow to a size that lha bugs do not molest them. Tbe experiment should be tried. Borne Umg Island farmers plant so much cucumber seed ilutX tlxc bugs cannot eat them nil and so save enough to grow. A late judge was a noted w young lawyer was once making effort before him, and bad thrown । ii v,i 'w—/— ———w~- un the wi City seemed to be within the limits of fee upper Chtosgo. As an atmospheric paring for ilmoapberio phenomcphene r Man it excelled ; Next be ba trifled wife thiug produced by the mostakilUw lidigilatewr. A unrap ia not of qseot oeeurreeoa ia fee section, but it •ben the bull was chad Pg Um thru gave U tbe dheriptiou <‘ ewe Po/f �The Sitaatioa at Corinth. We are indebted to the Ddlro t Tribune rtWOTT OGILX AJ.DWIXU FCS* FUSTOei, -— .— ri.— —, . _____ TniffTfiM for the fi,How ing succinct nnd clear stnle- MOSXTS.—Abraham Lincoln. old position in town. - - ~ zr--1 . A party drthcrfbft Mm re foe fato our armies of the Southwest: - . . .... UMsnrt Uajwiaal of.Jafl Dasia fothe rebel camp, and that it was understood “Tbe situation of the western arn Yertrtewx. General Modsllsa, with his great trader the command of Gen. Hal very • interesting. The enemy ofcamp army is st Yorktown and fcas be-oo for nearly tiiree weeks. on a stupendous scale; and tbo great rerults likely to &>w from the victory won or lost, renders the siege of Yorktown tbe one object which fixes public atten­ tion, snd thrills all hearts with the liveliest interest. We have thought with such a General as McClellan Is supposed to be, at the bead of 150,000 men, left no room to doubt of the final fiivorabla (er- mi nation of thia groat struggle. What­ ever want of confidence wo have felt in McClellan’s ability to sustain himself as Commsnder-lti-chicf uf all the forces, we have never dared to doubt bis ability* to But command a single division. we must confess our faith somewhat shaken when the peculiar organs of hu command begin to Jose confidence. There is n elaas of journals who have attempted to force him up tbeladder ol fame upon the shoulders of our fighting generals, In oth­ er parts of tho country. But since he lias been placed in position to stand or fall by his own merits, bis trumpeters are quakeing as it were, in their very boots; and are laboring to parry the stunning effect of a defeat from his reputation.— Witness the fuUoaing from the New York Sxprtu: “General McClellan, and there ia no use to disguise it, is in a tight place, un­ less the navy can open to him James river, or York river,—to bring which about, there must be some doth, some risk, or else he must return, and, chang. | ing his tactics,first capture Norfolk before he attempts Richmond. Pent up on a sw ampy creek or river line of six miles —bis superiority of force, if he bas it— a rails him little, against continuous and connected rifle pits, prolonged batteries — rsar-guarded by other batteries, an that, as it were, the work of Sebastopol is before him. unless the navy enables him to Jlanl these pita, and these heavy batteries. All accounts agree In saying that the rebel army have fortified this Peninsula accoraing to the highest and httest rules of war.’" Now we believe the country would foci perfect!v safe trenching to be progrestfrt throughout Tho prqmrafrons fur attack and dofsnse are undoubtedly were Generals Curlisa, rnw a lonnfttaj a^rh ecBfeased that bo could not help retiring. What means are providud for meettag him I Ws nuu* in tta first place that an able General Is at tee bead of tbe ewm-' bined armies of Grant and Buell, and it waa for want ofGeneratehip that we were so hardly used in the late battle. Next, as to the position of our forces. The Hue of railroad possessed by Sea. Mitebell, at Huntsville art the vicinity, was of thu greatest importance to the enemy, for he required it both to keep up his commu­ nications and to transport supplies for fete army. It will compel him to quit fortifying and get ready for a fight orw retreat. With his targe army, and sup­ plies in part cut off, be cannot delay___ The movement of Commodore Foote, and Gen. Pope, on the Mississippi, is substenl tally flanking Beauregard's forces, and they will soon be compelled, if.tbey do not choose to risk an engagement, to tali back on a line further south. There is no doubt Beauregard can make a handsome retreat. He always has an eye for that. He has no less than three pendiel roads open to him~from Corinth by tbe Mo bile and Ohio Railroad ; from Memphis by tho Tennessee and Mississippi; snd from Jackson by the Mtesiasippi Central, which is joined by the Tennessee and Mississippi Railroad at Yallabssbs, and is connected with the Mobile and Ohio by ths Southern Mississippi Railroad at Jackson. Thus in theiatitade of Jackson the whole rebel army could be gathered together. But retreat will dishearten hie army, expose s valuable region of country in his rear, pct him further from bis best sources of supply, and make lbs final and not far distant dispersion of his army inevitable.” Ik Favor of Stavxbt.—Our exchanges tell ua of a Democratic ticket voted in Grand Rapida, upon which was endorsed “1 am in favor of slavery in Michigan.” Here is an honest and consistent Demo­ crat for you. ty. He understands bis affini­ He votes tbo Democratic ticket for a reason. Thousands of persons tbe Democratic ticket simply their father and thdr father’s ted it. vote because father vo­ Some vote it from habit; others from personally selfish motive^ while comparitivcly few of the rank and file ataea Mm Tran. .»« Uli. erlcksbuijg, and even North Csnditjia, and the lUbel Gwerals nprtty. declare their Intention to make tMi the great bat­ UanlwlalH parhapa na.no. Aaaa Tie of the war, and the strongest con* icCbwic»t<>o and a»v*Boah for ih. purport am fiaqnal anaion In ihm wa aaa Is expressed of a triumph over the of defeating BuelFs army, which would aral forces and driving them fiotu the tb rnske kn aArenoe firom’here, but not only Insure ns the valley uf tbe insula. of course, no credit is given to them as Mfssteaippl, for oar glorfoos fodepen"ftere is almost constant skirmishing it is an old story. There are a gwdly going on by the riflemen, and ftwaaionalnum bar of Mr oompaay wU are xnti- ly abet and shell are thrown with great plaieing, bat tarfy ewo or tww wbo are atmtaurhaA<m nhn. «to 4btlM a*W"n.rrtzW b m> eontfdorod to be dm „been severs! boys There Wye a jfrnni tho company, they boteg uaeble either from sicknww or other erntsee, to perform tbe duties of a soldier, art I prosy me as there are a ftw more that ought to be sent home, they will undoubted be discharged soon. Take the men in this Reg. oolfoc- wounded. Now York, April 19. ly and firmly attached to their snperiw The Herald'» Fortress Monroe eurresofficers as any Reg..in this Brigade, at^ j portent, uocter date of April ITlh. Mates : cuoreqaandy we base taken great insoraat •’From rear army before Yorktown i bear From Informsio our drills, art I thick now tael we can the most cheering news. tian received from a soldier, I learn that compete wltb aey well drilled or disci isst evening a Caloocl and Lieutenantplined Reg. ‘Dirough Sams channel I Colond from the rebd army oaine over have heard that eomc pereun nr parsons to our liore and wrrendered themselves in or about the vicinity ofllaetags, into ss prisoners, of war. These twn officers been daring to throw afore or eenwres slso report that u> entire Irish brigade mu deed, aad by order of Jeff. Davie were nt ex-Lieut. Jacob Maus, of this company, deprived of their arms and sent ta tbe on account of.hie resignation, or, in other words, say chat be woe a coward and re- A letter from Col. Bernes, of the Mas sachusetts 18lh. received at Boston, state* that the ntmiber of the fora* of tea rasmy is not so forge ss has hem stated, and to say that Jacob Maus is uo coward (art dims not now exceed 40,000 or 50.000 the whole company te of th# same opin­ man* neither are th air guns nf so for­ ion) art from yhatyver cause be resigned midable character as has been generally _ Cui. Banis further says: it was not from any oowaftily motive reported. “Our siege guns have coma, and before nor principal, butduring bis sojourn with long they will be at work upon the rebel the company he was loved as a brother breastworks. Gan. McClellan, 1 boar, is soldier, and highly respected as an officer. aixsut ready to attack the plans, nud when I am confident teat mery moenber of be commences, the rebate will not bold Co. F. will bear me out in saying, that out vary leng.” Co). Barnes is oonsid •red one of tbe ablest officers in the ser­ during his stay.be was considered a true vice, many of tbe Gvoerals under whom patriot to hia country, and endowed with be is serving, having graduated at courage equal to any oi our officers, and Wset Point under bis mast able InstruoNow I take the tbe NopMsibility on my o«ro »b->oldere was highly capable of bolding the poethe occupied. He went nome deeply re. gretted hy every member of t!te Com­ Dear the head of a ravine Which extends the enemy urore. ■ The ..i “Afof sw*f>R*#kW«> tec Vuper, sUsMtrd «teh I fervsstly pray, aiibnpt Its W [Extract from ihe Horflirfi^g MWstaNMn that a^bas leaders of ’ Norfolk Day Book of to-day mentions that in the skirmish last night. Col. Me Kinney, ofa North €kruliaia"reg<meni,and pany. delirer th. I Msmls ia • »ou»<r .ad Our line of pickets is snugly unsounsed behind their rifle-pits, within a few hun­ dred yards of the enemy’s works. It is here that nur sharp-shooters *<» thorough-, ly ana<>y the rebels. Th« nutnltera «f pickets is very forge, as the enemy ia constantly making feints and pretending to advance. He is bold and strong, but ia met more than half way, and that m<*t promptly. No incidents of importance have uccured since the skfrinisb no tbe first day. That gave us the posiiion w« occcupy. We are getting ready very Inst for capturing the rebel works. Oar picsets ere In constant skirmish with thoro of the enemy, and we have bad one killed aud seven woundod jn tee four days. . A little episode occurred this morning which was amusing at least. General ■mil niWnl ‘ rope, and gradually decended, reaching the ground m safety, about three miles from camp. DaspoiroiKA.—A latter w&s found *r Island No. 10. apparently from an officer, nnd-addivsM-d u> the Hon. A. M.Gentry, <>f Teana. It was thus prefaced : “For obvious reastma. I do noi sigxi my name to this letter; bqt you will know al nnca whom it la frnm.** The reasons are rim dere*l “obvinu-*” by the f »lh»wh>e para­ graph: ‘"I Mill yui». Oolo«Mri. that there is no use hi further rearsUure. We have neither tl>e means nor the mon to ..Carry mi the was. Our trump are utterly do' (nornlired, heart sick and home «kk. My regiment has not been paid a cent iu five Ht<wyt srrnnja.’ fraressjsitaeta, posraul ia KADK?rs tkjOYiTTNG RDJ0LVEXX ased M tteJ'bpicfww. ci.tar the name «.£ Jxlire ilnanvwtor de IUdw«r,“ hhe Mtatoi Rt<tw.>*. Ready Re.olTent,) hi the trealravut tervtatL Syptarfs, VIevn Turners. J»rvtsp»u» It is superior to all known remedies in popular for umm adkrmiM Synsp PVRIFYI5G THE BMXm. and retneri»e from Uwak'n Pia.:.fa,Tstla.*iRaah. and other offeo.lre marks, and -HI, hi a few dir. tiers pore, efoar. fod rtMMWte Loe of heohb beauty to tta fo-e and uaita sod bniliaticy to lbs ind innscvot preparation, all-pss 4. bul.»c««r d«M uyury. 3RTA5T TO PAREXTS ssrdteiue in tbe ksnwn world, or ic»Uu<fD»m iht S).tem diMMcs iatariled. by trwnui>i»SK>n. (row Bareat In child. Tbu rrct power we cl.iu farKADWAV6 AENOVAWG th. .nspUHn. of «oy inherited d'neoM.arv fir»L •ihiUiteri. it will eradicate the som. frwn th. •jr.tem. In tta-roriy .Lago, of or Co».uniption. Frt«.!krofula,and m eaaes of »orr hcofa. Hirer., Hmur*. baekinv cough, bn-octaln. the bm of Itatfwwv'n Ummm oling Hewl'eat wUaxtwnx,st. th. tren.Mmod diaetaa kwm tta mien, make fatal the par.-LU aeglctvJ,, a louad ati healthy body. CUBOX1C DISEASE. Another claw of dbca.e. ttad bo, ottax »rdir cinoa.or tta mmm4. akiUfai phtHCiaua tarar aeccdctl in .cbioriag. anorc ttaa i» luoieb palin'. u>g tta .uCtnug. oTthe piUrni. « Lieb Radwar'. .. uf the Lrrer, Jtahee. 0*!’-. >nla«, Ac.. *!t ul abirh di»e»«ej. RADWAV8 HE5UVATIN0 IW«M=rctaaU .terrvtare- A SPKBOY PURGATIVE. BILTOtfoSMB, blCE HEADACHE. SPIRIT. ’ 15 WX IIOUKS. i mx to sight af R*dwv'* Rex**riMxtx, secure a SeoIUiy e».tu» te. PoSMins treabrt With Coo- for a weak. «r tea <*;>«, wiU rSMora sals, paanresi,kiitn«re>6 attar. ■ sy»ico». M tas b<*ltar performsnee ‘cto^Are axtrefoi MhwpW-W MM h.rfntoM.W. Lort, h«V ms w, •«,: retreat teat feffowrt sbrt «W, feW teftnpret foe tteM, where ft remetort •MR He mat day, Mortay, m «tap»W n^oa.atwbtebSfbw. .ortr^opeWt* nrga»weu rwe revt grotmo, -e»rer. » WBtMtrTfw’ cissMisg rvus»e«n public. Dr. 'Radwat iSSTsiEKfr.'t* IN* ■ icpnaaired in lb. area, m it u • Ion w Porter set np in the imlloon at five w’rlnrk this iiiorning.and when about one hundred feet above the ground Ute rape anchrn ing tbe balloon broke, and l be General sailed off southwesterly toward Richmond, at a greater speed than the Army nfthe Pnto mac is moving. He was alone, but bad suffiutent calmness u> laove tbe valve rate, sod from heavy m*. Tbe gull bee* 8t Loete. Gromdolrt srt* cftro, ’ ‘ k=£ S^EA-m. seditious cries “What criesf asked on® Tbutodey was rety brevy. Tbeme/tere of tpcin. ’ Indeed, you are out of it opened at woo, snd tbs «Mmy replied there!” replied 6uc of the women.— tiriskly from their lend batteries, throw “When jour soldiers went by our bouse*, ing sbclte elesr over n., and nearlv across therirer. Tbefr firing wM v«ry nbrt- «• maw flSBOLVKNT tACU 1EMEDY. Cough, Stitching- IS A GREAT on the James River. Tbe enemy at­ tempted to turn our left flank. The at­ tack was mode in quite heavy force, but the enemy were repulsed after a brisk artillery duel. The loss ofjhe enemy is thought to have been quite heavy ; we lost about a doxsn men in killed and tively and I think that they are aa eteoug- sigaed on that account. be foubd a qsiei RADtm There was quite a heavy skirmish this morning beyond Warwick Court House, twenty-live men,were killed,and eerentyPope, Grant,Burnside.Halleck, Banks, or Austin D. Bates, who was formerly five wounded. Fremont in General McClellan’s place. course vote it from principle—or rather There waa a very extensive fire in Nor­ seeund Sergeant, lias received his com­ Any one uf these Generals, with such an from lack of principle. They dcaire to folk tastnigbt,and it baa omtin tied tn burn mission and now bolds the office of 2d all day to-day. Several building were army, would dare tbe whole Confederate see slavery extended in-the hope of per­ Lieutenant. Ho gives good satisfaction destroyed. foresato combat; and we are not going sonal gain, either direct from the benefits to thr company, and is considered to be Chicago. A pril 19. to believe, just yet, but that McClellan of the institution, or from the hands of a good and able officer art worthy the A special to the Tribune, from Cairo, When we find a man op­ can manage a single division as well as slaveholder*. 1 position ho holds. •ays: “Geo. Sherman moved Ida di vis­ posed to slavery in the abstract, who any of these. Hard fighting may be ex­ Captain Walbridge started for home ion, Wednesday, two miles further into pected unless tbe enemy can be turned. votes the democratic ticket, we know him the interior, after sliarp skirmtahing. in some days ago, on * furlough of forty Hare we a single General wbo will flinch to be simply the stave of party. But which the enemy were defeated, with a days. He baa the good will of the comloa» of fifty or sixty killed, and as many from the hand to hand conflict when it is tho man win avowed his principles on pony wbo have the highest regard far him wounded, and succeeded in maintaining tho back of his ticket, voted intelligently necessary, to beat back rebels and trait­ as an able and competent officer. At hit position.” ors 1 Wo will not believe it, even if the 1and consistently, knowing the tendencies present Lieutenant Philips has command his party. No man avowing such damaging imputation is put forth by of 1 of the comp-iny. He is one of tbe best could ever be made to vote a those of bis household of friends. We principles I ofoffirero, and there te not one of tbs have in the vicinity of Fortress Mon­ Republican ticket. No, never. boys but hss ths deepest affection and roe, and the^York and TUppahannock We aje in a climate Corxicficrr Ktschojt.—Why do not regard for him. riven, mbre than a hundred war vessels. our Democratic friends crow over the that is very pleasant but warmer than 'These will not be idle spectators uf the the one we left, and consequently it te of result of the Connecticut Etaotan? conflict. With these and with a leader They crowed orer a small tnsjority in the highest importance that ws should be wbo is half a General, a failure is scarce­ “Rrinforremonta are arriving for Beau, We Chicago, calling it a more important vic m carefol as possible of our health. regard at an umwamplcd rate. He has ly a possibility. tory than that at Fort Donelson. although are all ns anxious as ever for ths war to naw 100.000asM#adh fortifying Corinth coma to a dose and for the rebellion to b-Ming entrenehnKmUand-cuus-.ructing three tickets were iu the field—two Re­ Ths General. Wallace. B be crushed, but every pne of us are wil­ abatlis. It appears that there were two Generals publicans and one Democrat—the Dem­ “TW rebate oaWteia w> doubt of sueling to stay any length of time to aecttnWaitace at the battle of Pittsburgh Land­ ocratic vote being less than the two, but cess the next time.’* plish the one object, the final nnd com­ ing. Gen. W. H. L. Wallace who was n majority over either one of The others. Chicago. April 19. plete extermination of the sympathizers killed, was a resident of Illinois, while In Connecticut, Gov. Buckingham's 'ms of the rebellion. Tbe. boys are all Ini General Lew Wsllaee is an Indianian.— jority is nearlybight thoUMjud. TheBeo-j rodifiriu ud firm Itaalor in lh. low bridf.l The Jackson Citiztn speaks of these two ate is all Republican, not a Democrat AiUon, ha «»k poaaMaion a being inside the bar. Tho House ta (Lo w., will now dnt. Generals as follows: office, atid aot the wires, tearing Decatur Republican, four to one. Why don ’ t the It will be remembered that both these aad Corinth only in telegraphic comreu « '' ‘ officers distinguished themselves nt Fsrt Democrats crow ? nication. Beauregard sent a message to Donelson, and that Gencarl Lew. Wal­ President Davis, urgently demanding Pluck or Uxxox Woun nt Vjmuua. lace displayed extraordinary Wroism tiff*Particulars of tbe. capture, of reinfuroenicnu for Corinth, declaring that during the eeige, and wa* promoted for Fort Pulaski are received.. Tbe coBnqn- —Let me tall yog of the doings of two Uaioa wovkii ?omea in Dixie: Just otherwise he could not hdd. the position. his gallant conduct. For several days General Mitchell promised tho roinforconde was opened co the 10te imtant and beforeGen. Banks creased the Potomac, after tho battle it was thought by mahy lasted 30 bears. About-two oe’.ock on two Union women were arrested for sis IV4MIIS. that it was Gen. Lew. Wallace that had “An important movement, tem taken CdTen. Ahbongb not wishing to detract the Uth, the wglla haring beau breached dirions cries from the windows and doors pb«. parucsl.r. Wl** one lota of merit due to thu slain hero, and the Fadetai forces being just about of their dwellings wbep they saw the permitted to be published st tee presena we, in common with others, feel like re­ to storm the work-, the rebels hauled rebel toldtare passing. They w«re taken “ ‘ before Sftotjrtrafl ‘ Gen, JaAann, whom time. joicing that Gen. Lew. Wallace, uf Doe­ down their flag and surrendered. These chon fame, Is unharmed and ready' to Gen. Shields ha? so handabjpaly knocked (kite, April 19. take the field against the enemies of onr hart red and sixty prisonsrk kM^ gutw down, and lib asked thorn why ’they per­ A special to the 7>ifo(M,nff Fnrt wcrcufcn.- W« .tost one’ mW kfllad, sisted In amtoylng Ms troops imlL tlstr Wrigte.MysT’^Tbsffriagow M-Ww country's ........................................ vote it from principle. Gen. Lew. Wallace, is from Indiana. In the battle of Pittsburgh, which trtk plods on the 6th nnd 7th, he was statiohud at Crumps Landing, on the Tennessee River, three miles south offiavamndi and probably saw very lltrte of the engage­ ment ofBupday and Monday. ■wo. W. H. L. Wallace was stationed Tbs foltowia oepted by Gen. At intervals last ligH.aod th* nw.rn HSVIXQ IX THH. CBwlMta OT* C«C«SE, tvarraw <JSI«S pills, ’i �rithin the । noout <4 LIFE BTTERS, Urer, Sick iWscbe, Dyspepsia. Fites. Chills “.'USs^*wrewAWu ,K ? rwAd wU| 1mv« IfotUe t>ais* Banks nre hi the Federajitetoy. Captthi Gwrdhcr thnk* I.1u thhffikteestii Ms* DARUNG’S aachusetts rvgimcnt, andlitoMni B. Bsaika, ow^^HBBnd UentoSbirfa the urn.' vastta BAeriTAkB. £.sij^j^ns»r r-’ LIVER REWLATOR tyr l< » r-poHid Urn Bukmd John- * ■ UCX. Orf, w*r wbo <M^«I ft»n, *»l DuhIm* bj Vwiuhg’bk J>,'M ktlkd u lh« teH.M.P,uteWb W1"*. FAMILY MEDICINE, Much better than pill*, and roach easier to taka. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS WE BiLitouB coitrnisra. LETTER FROM DR. BALMOM RKINNRR /» The Elactloa—RaparviiGr*. Anfww d th • N,W ' **“• ■l*ao<,y. !•»«. By pure carsleaxness w« omitted to re­ names, location snd politics of csch mem­ at that rate for a year or two more, it will have a .REpVgtJEANS, ANSWERED. Baltimore. RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF Lucien. Polly, I'osMeM* »ucb wonderful remedial power* *e to cur* »° many disease* uf apparent opposite phe- Wr reply that Rad way** Ready Relief chief uid intul Important remedial clBcacy. is evinced in Ux Immediate arrest of pain, and ila potency ia tbe trc*tn:eftt tf «uch diseases and meladiea, where pain is a concomitant ef the dueaie. DUanae. like tbe ttortn, . - . .. '2P*u? *l* **ch' Ml or pein indieaToa, will arrest the nro<rc*» i threatened disease. and qmekly relieve the at from altpain or di sectn tort. -tuple. on tt>» fiiat indlHtiunuf uneatinei* in, cither slight or severe, wonM take a dose dway'a Ready Relief, not uae thnusaud tu a . Assyria. G. P. Stevcna, EH D. Eaton, ’ Barry. Jolt/M. Walke Irving. Levi M. Dtwy, Johnstown. Peter Howard, Hope. L. L-tpham, Maple GrOve. Aaruh Blake, Orangeville. David R. Cook, Prairieville. Asa D. Rork, Rutland. Thxrnappte. Milo T. Wtech Wondiand. Yankee Springs. Dxm(K*rat*. David Smith, Castleton. Anson Wood, Cbritnn. David G. Robinson, Croup. Diptheria, ludomxa. Son Thru*), Scar­ let Fever. Typhoid Ferrr, Pnetitnouie, Billions Fever, Small Pox, Mcaelim, Fever-and Ague, (.bills «•><««*•. Mcadache, Bfllfou. Cholic,T)iarrhma. Dyeefftery.Chuler*. Cramps and . nasma, Lc*.Radw*j s Heady JlobwThefrvidy used, and iu a short lune, all paiu and uneasiness will cease, aud'the tUreaieaed dueaao expelled from tbo (tv IL-talings. Captain AVAUMtlMK.—We have heard that Captain Walbridge waa in Michi, and gnn, we sincerely inaptly laptrasing.demand has oamblisbsd im reputation as a superior Liuinignt In sll mW Where « soothing and relaxing remedy is required, particularly in Rheu tnatiwn. Neuralgia, fafhunatien tywdv wl-Kiduey*. Spinal affections Sort; Eye< Buris, Hies, Wounds at.d •cd amend each bat­ tie . . . Sold by all druggists. Price 25 via. Adret liter thu* briefly notices the absence •Capt. Wai bridge, Co. F, and Assistant Surgeon Wooster have recently returned to Michigtn t»tt furlough*. Il ia to be hoped the former w ill return soon, a* he ia an effirteflt «*ffirer, and his nrrvieea cnii itl Im upjrcd for a 'great length of I* not reooniuiendrd by u*. nor prescribed for eo many vari Pea of dieeaae *• every physician io the practice of mod cine preecriure ♦ alomel, Mer­ cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and citer (»■ voriMjaobya ollhe profession. It u x well known f«t (he: m ninety umcb out of one hundred, tu> wauar whMtua; be ill* mtm« <>f the diaeaae or uuadittou of tbo patient, eaiumrl form* lbw im­ portant and must active agent of ihepreacnpUtMi-. sud if the aymptotni ut th* «4i»ea*e ar* auoh a* to leave any doubt in the mind of the physician as tuarnvlng at a decided conclusion what la give. । he give* calomel. This i* an ancient landmark of the profcaaion. winch no innovation he* oecn Darling's Liver Regulaor. in aflordlng unsiadnte relief. It 1* a thorough Liver and biilttfo* remedy.- Erar shown in thia Mr*. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: ••Febrwary 25, l8M.-lnYlni last 1 bad a s^eroattackoffilee Market, which re ve •prepared to sell at a small advance from ewttf MilltNy A/ yv jv SM*i>t«rt"« P» • lr» »wE» I kco-ramn tu Aima!.-., al.'.b params list Ute PntwwU* rrtejuor OUruL.-, >Ml.. tr^s iwciafij in**, a t i. u::M£n,jr. n. Dhcnaatlim, Co»i, Liver Cmaptelaa. Darlings Life Bitters, end wm niirtiyemd. I hare had no attack alnoe." NEW YORK COSTS D. Westervelt, Esq., of South 6th. near 6tb St., Williuosburgb. L. f.. wriie»: "Augt>*t6, IMO.— Having been unaUed with a diflcnlty ia IbeLlrer and to bilious altecks, 1 was advised, by a friend, triHililftiHime -^viyA ^inuty bhould hxve a safe and certain remedy on hand.' Ran­ som’s Hive Syrup Ttihl’fr Ufo’ Very Yhitib-. It is not only pleasant (or children tu take, hut ia a ccrtnin curndor Croup, Wbfrop ing Cough. Br>'hdbdU, Aatbuui, Doughs’ an till nffeclion$*»ttheThHial nnd Lungn, Sold by all lh-.:-4>iau. (no’2s 4 months.] I did eo end found It to operate admi-ablr. reaor ing thr bile and arousing tbeliver to activity. 1 have also used it u a FA3HLT M|KDI€INK. When ourchi!drc* »reculaf sorts, we giro Dem a few diwpe, »•«■<•••«■ tbs* an ngtat. I tad II Prive 25 cut., ,• ■ Info.'iuefl by DAN’L S. DARLING, <4 our hmvteit lax-payer* will be expect­ 102 Nassau St., New York. ed lu pay their village laxrg tM» ytar.?—. ■ p toBOtxak and fl Boule* aach We might c*ill boNt. nntnea hot don’t think Somebody** lackey take would Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, zzx: legal ads. •.yer to the Pigiutr. if tru Canghv, CoJrt*. InStnvnre, Itt>*rr>x>ees tl&MSp, Kronehills. Tnelpl.o* can■ iimptlou, om«! for the KeteeV ot e*uis.nwip*tvA Ihatliueaa iu atlvasKMril Klagee should. Job Let.—Our City the* ‘world Fathers, are m j They bavv ordered 1 - mere! Crayon Atnbn-tyjp; Vignette Ambro* type; Melainootypa; Sphereotype; Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographic; Pu&rl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype; Imperial Am­ brotype; Relievo Arnl At an ■ ' - " " Good’ expanse <4 t44|, a pound, 24 fee I square, (Urge enough.IP bold one sow and two em&llpiga) ie to be erected, and Wm. McPherbun is tbo lucky contractor. SPECIAL • KOTICSS 15 wn.rrAKT tumis There is no place so well calculclnl to f*»t the iMPRoriMom.—Our Village Ounoil ueefulaeM •< a BpcrWic nwdictwe at a imUtery camp. Radwag'* Itosdy Relief ba* been used hm vorj^rod lhe laying of aundry side in almoal Mere nap (hroughoet tbe Grand Ar­ ray of tbe Union. ,n ilb Ahe happiest vucsca*. 1 ct- and cross walkr*n Jsfiawon and other tmffetn Brigade *ad Rcgiiucntaf nutgeoat ofti When These walks arc completed cer*. «ud jiriratrs.rsi'ir* tu that RapWiy’* Ready ateeU. Relief hsa contributed mere to tho protection of we will describe their localities wore tho troop* agmnat disease, and to the cw and comfort of th* aieit. then all other medicine* used definitely. . c. mean* »ugge»ted by the medical ■utbontics. BADW*Aris’nxADr nxitrr will SYop pain Tbe JJanner year will doee with AN® •iE.TTORE our next iatme. The seventh volume will | commence May 70). Drapepsta nnd Gaasral Debility. Casmsls, Warren Ctously. Ohio, Dr. 0. W. Roaxca,—/><-vr.sir/—Faribsbenei >f suITeriM buaanily. permit to say that lave round your bcendiosvien Blood Pun fit tnJ Blood Pul* k sure cure Tor Ibdigestiun an Mug <§» M original. I will go st any time and enrwhere, In ths Residences. Gallery up steers, two deers west of ths Has­ tings Bouse J. W. MAYNARDHastings, Nor. l?»l. NOTICE ! Bee far OLD FRIES DS iiw Who pays tu ad­ Specially !fot£ ed and Solicited, To Settle Ihea Withaat Delay. medicine cdw trfttlt • OiBcottadv,” •y huUxl aU^ wfy ihrovak. . T. VTdubois. ■ _____ of mutual advantage. and is Seo Advertisement. Thr Ninv Sowrw!—W»* are In receipt pCahQW uf tb« paper puUsabed at Port ^“prtte VSHrj. ' Let Chieftain* Voaat of dedds of war. jnlMV ia* Jkrt . i ■ulafltCyTtW expedition^- for which wo have to thank Let iboae wbo cannot enjoy an hour’s calm steep make * trial of it, Wm.riydney Myers,bq- I^trt. Ptettip* Co F. 8th Rrgt -of the Havana (Cabal Pre**. weB knownto the I andfoFita delivery to nur iuntd.- Mrs. L.«R.TJWIip« oLUi..«W«A sqpU torso oolumu Stere a jiule tecgsr than g shtet nfjbohcap paper. Th* prehta tesfosw w 4. daM Gen. JaoaviHsail). Comwander.in^biefaf.lto' and contains a ah, OOTWAironrs oixki'Mi To meet Ma New York iodebtedtet*. Rdytl fl. C. by mcmbdiji of ShcriRap>„ T-gif: Pill*, TMBTH 1T3BZTTM1 1 TJPET« I Who does io! Adalrt Bea«tlfel Teeth! wn-iiiAfr *«««'•= *b- '] of t|w d«»tby- : =n ebsrge. No pains spared in AMTE ibBBKU B4S*. iMd r>l Mdewasrel^' Jtaia'MlkMtavetfca.' irtZw*. into ■nlion4il ’ tWrofrcw vtriwMniirter* ^TLeF* ths niaiiTPLuvor. Hwrirk.’* *n««r €'waU«4 A LL PERSONS knowing themselves to bo ia- gJSF" One of our exchanges lately head, Lft-asi, l*. allfh-e. 11 brotype; Double Am" brotype AND COPYING done to ord«r. on abort notice ■nd Prices to suit orders, from 30 oeeto to fS.DO, with creed Cat,-* 01Zuicture» of Deceased friends copied as good How to Safe Money ! vance for the iiwxt volpme 1 -HOC. Xlv KOl.llS* ■ *. ■ — . ■ •-----■felt immediately retievW snd slept soaagy, Md awoke in tbe morningtee Thom pain. Its con- never found anything equal to Mjastings $rirt fterrtul. SlKGrtAR.—We. are favor of coercion. Ito OH wiU. ia a few minutes, teller*you of pain and it* eontinHd use cure yon of tbe complaint. Mrs. C. Tabor, 11 Christopher Sime*.. N. T., CruatW'iriby pumr.im, that ten ur three tba building of a village pocNxl •QjaOMCHHEU M ATtaM^ASTHM A ' RLEEPLEHe NIGHTS. KKx’-SffSS.I at length"--------upudla. lD?HIJNSW UVEtl nEftULATOR. could not have visited his friends hero.— A Ikanfor.t pifreapondeut oftbe Detroit DRY GOODS DARLING'S REGULATQR i*M»t; adi JBdAWW LiriR XtGUATO*. regret that he of this officer; MJ •oa .wrlVB* en to* Mck, »UW. I Lad *•;&.»< bv" Hon. John Croc* writes, •‘Brooklyn, March 18 15S0. In tbe spring of ISM I took a severe coM Rise or the raca I-ooojoco Mstal— wblotelndmmda rioteaifover. I to«k two d^es One of the straight Domocratic tickets, DARLtXff 'BLtVSR HKOULA TOR voted at our charter elsdtion, bad endersIt broke np any cold end fever at cnee. Ptwvfoa* *d upon ite back toe wqrds—*1 tern in favor of slavery-in Michigan.’* Tbe baL lol wtdi voted by one of the.proririirel OU* Studley, K*q.. IM East Mth Street, N. T.. looofoco leaders of this city, and waa • writes: Aug. IS, 18W.-I bad adtftealty withtbe Kidney oosnpl*iut three year*, with eonstaat pein fslr expression of the secret aenllm'enUof in tbe small of my beck. I had used most all kinds his party leader*.—(/rent/ Rapidi S*qlt. of medicines, but found do permaoMt relief util i used , Diftiikhia and Caopp.—For these formidable and dangerous disease* Trask's Magnetic Dintmuat is so unfailing, remody.if usedJn Mason. Apply frilly to the Throat and Cheat and ..•over with a hot flannel. This Ointment has been be* fore the public. <«*er 20 years,nrd iu con- Timothy Milas, pirwvcrtnc usv atoar N»r*afanUi, and ate a <iaujr-rw Afatomml grytiptUi by Mr** tei«/ ll» ■**»; e»r be cun* tbv etetooo by It «MM|taMly. Brameitocala, AlwUre •» BwalleA N«ck. And now consider myself £ntinly eurtd," I AdverHwmest.] John F. Emory, of LIFE BITTKRN, We auppoae ibis is what the Pionrtr called a “Dem<watic gain.*’ THE MILLION SUtaVMAnn^NKDaAMWA, LVMBASO, WC ftptOBXUX. .COCT, TOOTVACtn;, SCIATICA, FAC* ACU«, SAB ACMX. Nwnbuca*. Swnlen-joiat*. Sprains, Iamumi, .StnXne. Pain ia OinKidneye, Wound*,*’**0 i011* Bladder. * .... • AefTUMA. DIFWCULT BRF.ATRTNG. PI.KIT* LIVER being a gain of two forlthe Republican* after a while. OF * thirty Republicans and thttt Democrat#; grand starting point to figure Urea* from A QUESTION New York, write*, Aoguat, 16, ia*0: *<I bar* been *fflktod with pUae, eceotnpsaled with blsedIng, the last three yean ; I ustd * ber of the the Board of Supervisors, re. oently elected, ns pnbllshwd below, ahows if that party should ON. HAND toe LARGEST and The the town electlnna in this County. over laat vsar. NOW BEST Asuortmonts debility. BEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: capitulate and com piste tbs statement of is >h,lr op.r.n«..^ Ui ib.rsu.hR <«■■<The first dose should be large enough to purge, ear four or five and each Sneers*!re dose be di­ minished ono pill, until reduced to one, and then repeated erery day for a week or ten dors. A pernninenl cure will anrely follow. Yours. Ac.. ' ba. S. Sxixxr*. Redway's Rrgul.ttog PlHa an sold ftrt Twenty, lire Centa per box. (each box contains thirty pills] by Druggists. Merchants, and storekeeper. ‘ ' Kaowsf A CU’a ORkw, U Jobs's stmet. Now York. ARE with out of 1 Mills. �WOOD. rr wi rr WILLMBND LBATBre toto Rtotort taw* art* **1 rr WILL MEND QLA8S. to-H—.rftta I ."‘■■-‘Vto.- GKANTkSPAULDUG rr WILL MEND IVORY ore tuft, cftUvafc to to* curt a\V “Wi» «*.«*■ ^c*V< \» Xwkv Vo,” Wt o* o vtmt&voX. oavnl — a gv»«X 'B.cgu.X.cAov ot vwrtaya. FMM n OSD £T.-STATE OF MICHIGAN. Cowtt or Baur, a*. Al a session o! tbe Probate Court for tbe cettnty of Barry, balden al the Probate Office, in tbe village of Hasltngs, an Tuesday, the eleventh day of March, ta the year one thousand eight S'? EL^5’iSiur~•,’ '• .’AMES TURNER. Deputy do JOHN M. GBEGOBT. 8-pt. Public Inatnctfon. CORTLAXD B. STEBBINS, Deputy do SAMUEL 8. LICIT, Com’r. State Land Office. CYBin HEWITT, Lk-puty do CHA BUB UPSON, Altoruey General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master GeseraL Estate of Unary H. tanks. KOBATE Order.—Btate of Michti County c< Barry, •' • 1 bale Coart fisc th* as o«e**ftb*J. - day. the lAth of April. OM thousand eight two. Praasat, Sbcrmaa C. -. Probate. ■ uf ths esute of Hinry P On readtag and fihng the petition, dniy rarified. of Hiram WW, Administrator of mid estate, praytag. fior ret taut reasons therein set forth.that the time mar be extended foe the parment of tbe dsbta of said deceased Thereupon, it is entered (bat Monday, the 13th day of May ,186k. al ten o'clock ta th* forenoon, be a*mgnait for th* bearing of said petition, and IB OUIUKS OF TBADE; WK HVAE JUST RECEIVED be boldoa el the Prebale Officv, in tbe village af Hasttega, and sboar cause, if uv fibn b«, why the prerar of the Mtttt«M*abaM MtbagraaM. Aad it is further ordered that said FrUiioaer give notica to the persona interested in said r.late, of the pendancy of said petition aad tho bearing thereof, by ceasing a copy of thia order to be published in tbe • Republican Ban­ ner." a newspaper, printed and circulating in aaid eoontr of Barry, far tear ancceaaive weeks, iiucMdteMiy previous toaaiddayofheavW. BBEmUM CL PBDTDIJC (A true copy.) marls Judge of Probate. 'VovCvc, Circuit C«Brt>— 18H, 1H3. TATE OF MlOHIGAN^ightb Judicial Circuit TI hereby tx aad appoint th* timaa /tar bold­ ing the aereral tereni of (be Circuit Court within said Circuit, for tbe team 1U1 aad ls«, as follows Dr. Rdbaek't Umma Ontntf— February. 3rd Monday ; Au­ gust. 3rd Moodsv. Green undar my han.! at tbe riUapi of Ionia,thia Jfitb day of October. A. D. itti. LOVIS S. LOVELL, ttrevi/JUpe w.vi X\\x. Yloov "OoeXot'* B'tom.iwV WvXXe.va uum\ taaw^ WAR! HASTINGS Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Centa per Bottle. * Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Centa per Bold*. TERMS (’ASH. >r Mabv all Dreniste. and Merekeepan Coaarnllr throughout ibaeaentry. JOHN* A CROflLEY, (Sol* Maawfaetarvre.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, of LibartT Street- KEW YORK. Imporant to Bailder*. Important tu Railroad 0>>rupnniea. Important to Farmer*. To all schom this atajr concern and it eon ■ terne cnerpAody, \)r. 'R.o'baek'* FEMALES. Th* ch*np**t andM«t durable Moafllng IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF *• Th* many certificate, which bar, bre. tester ed to u». and th* tetivr* which w« >ra dailv rawiring, are cnoetamve pvnef that among tt>* wmiren Urea Bitten bare gre,, . .atiatactiea which t>o etixr. Laic ever done before. Ne waman in the land should be without thetu. sad tbooe who one* use them mil not fail to Lvvf a ' ftXovcukcXx. I&Vtoe* CEMENT HOOFING, vcMt^ovato X\ul vxak aa& &c\)W.\.XaXxA. STORE!!! DU- J. BOVEE DODS Imperial Wine Bitten to •• i^.k.nr.: pi ,d™ tU" >»'"“<■“> <• to. WX. tor,lhe last twenty five yeare. Th* proprietor, hefon -a—.,._ — __ e. ■ftv. "RtAsockk Sto««xft\x W\XXe.v» Roberts &. Striker, HARD-WARE AAvc avxa^ xw<.\aae\vok^ aaA raakt "Lx^* exqo^aXA*. "Br. *R.o\>aek?« ft\ow.ac,\% WXVeva aw tV.? tbe eatale of Adam B. Bart, ®u readier aad filing th* petition, duly verified of Bln* A. Hart, widow of said deceased,previor. VA taA V>\j evAtrv,, iatrsUoa of Mid estate n-.sy be rrutal to A. H. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. I’OTTia and th. pctKoner. Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, tba Sth day of May Al D. I MlAst eleven odock A. M„ be aamgoed for the hearing of said peUtwn, sad that the heirs st law of said dreeasrd.and al*, other persona interested m said estate, are required te appear al a evasion e( said Court, then to be hoi- 'Or FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL den at the Probate Office, in the Village ot HaatPURPOBEB.ONLTJK rega. and show cause, if any there be. whv the prayer of the petitioner ihould not be granted. And it tsfurther ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested, in aaid ev.ate, of the pi-odencv of aaid petition, and the heanag thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published io the Republican Banner, a news­ paper printed in said conntv, of Barry for three euceeosive weeks, immediately previous to said Oar of bearing. ’ (A true copy.) & C- PBINDLE. <Ae. These gitters an put up in quart bofttoa, of which the above in a J”* Mm mi umu, ™ra*. ^“,7^2^^,“^ «2s^Jiiiz5itsriKas‘JLi DR. J. BOV EE DODS’ SHEFIJlIAT, ■3TJHII 30'^73313 vix/or IS. C. W. Jfofraclc, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 East Fourth Et., Cincinnati, to urham aU order-* nkould Le addrtatsd. tor dMM every reriWy of 4tow« incident* ffii tiy me —W deemed tadis- FOR SALE BY TONIC, MEDICINE AXD BEVERAGE. DRY GOODS I PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! GUTTA PEBCHA CEMENT, PorCouiog Meul, of *11 Kind, .to, TEA. COFFEE, BJIGAR, SP1CS8, PEPPER, PRUNES, FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH; eipo^d tu tu Aolinn o! th. Wuttor, I fact, everything in ths Grocery line, >mS ■ HI be needed for toiiT use. ' F«r rrmrvlsg ms I iH&lfiJI Ale* a great variety ef tbs (E~T; TlTTt^.ri1 T>TP.T~TTlir~yP~< A14 Coekla? Extracts, Thta articte baa been Ihuroojrhly usud in New York and all parts of tba railed Slate*JCaaada. Wr.1 lndiv«. and Central aad South Aa.rxa ou bnild.ugaof all kiaita. -A a. Fauyo.,0, mm. Cst-ecnm, Rail Io. a Darerea. Car*, aad m Pvblk 111 iLDisaa groarnllr. Goxaaxnsxv Bul* twee, be.; by the principal 111 in,ca., Anmrrecn. SSf “SffE AND GROCERIES! Stacks of Th. nbxribv h now prepared to FAMILY lathe aatter of the estate of J»h» C. Sa«ber. prsyin*. ter certain reasons therein ae< forth, that adaintairation of «:i esrete be created to tbs pvtiUMMr, aad & C. Wnodwaa Tharrunoe it •.» ordered, that Koodar tbe Mtk d.y of April. IMS. al ctevan o'clock fa the foreeooe. bv aaa>*n«d for tbe Leaner af aaideetitMVto* totod tket tCe mLS J-------* AIEIICAV CEMEST CUE. JOHNS At CR08LET8 ffiWJS & SOMES';, PXOBA rXOXDEt-STATEOF MICHIGAN, Coaaty of Barry, *. At ssesmon*ftbe Probata Court for lha Coua tv of Barry, hoidca at tbe Probate OMee, ia tbe village of Haatinga, co Tuesday th* sth day of April, la tba yer---- «<tbocaaad ---------- • aurht —»-* haad—* JCXU r»d and sixty-two; preavnl, S. C. Priadie, Judge wSSiffiSX 'ias'S’Jr'ixs Far Bare Threat. eo • tber are truly valuable. tio 00 a year eared in every family One Buttle W Important to Huttse Owner*. "Or. "Ro\»ac.V» ^Vo'caeLcXx 'BkWc.ra art Vac vttXx taaxv'* %o\aee aaA Cotn^eA. Estate of Aina B. Hart. PROBA n ORDER—BTLTT OF MICHIGAN, Luunty of Barrv st. At a a**aiot> of th* Probate Court for th* County >f Borey, holden at tbe Probate Office. in tho vil’«• *T Haatiaga. on Monday the Slat d» of Hareb. tn the year one thousand airhi hundred ’ Dr. DWb’ fetetartcT Wfie Bitters A^BJI OTWJHKPAWXI ! Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. Xit 'B.oYxkek.'fo ftVOT(UX.c\\. IVxXXCTft arc, tVi \xoor mao1» VrUutL EntB(hwa4-Mareb. 1 of Monday; June 1 st MonM6odareI’l*mber' 1,1 Mo>4“7 ' I,*ce“b«r. I* DRUG all oaa*B requiring a Tani* Price 25 Cento per Bottle. S COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. A II perwon j having claims sgainst the estate AX of Jcasra M. B*bxxtt, deceased are berebv notified aad requested to pt eamt the same for vxamination and adjustment to the undersigned Commissioner, duly appointed by th. Probate Conrtfcrtb, county of Barry, who will nut for Such purpose, al th* County Treasurer's Office, fci the village of Hastings, ta said countv, of Barry, on Monday, th* nineteenth day of May.and on Monday the twenty-third dar nf June, one thousand eight hundred and sixtv-lwo. at the hours of ten o'clock A. M. on each of tbe respect­ ive days, abet, mentioned; aix mouth, from lb. first day of April, inst.. being tbe Um* limited by the *aid Probate Court, for th* final adjust­ ment of all claims against retd estate. Dated. April Ik IW2. JAME8 A. SWEEZET, I Ommuare!* H. N- SHELDON. f afowr*. rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN. Xw Come and See! I ^Returs. "ftAvou* AvrtvwU <»A SowStaAUw* tux*, Jov a \ow.g, <wut,\>«a vtvucX nuAtA an. avuA* o) 8Xo«vae\x TSiMtwv, whidW, q taken ka ^V0^<« <viaxA'<X\c», anAaXttw.vo.vcftrtvkwaa.aw. a sum y.’rv&cxx'uxK. c$ > JSfZioiis Fever, Fever and figae, Liver Complaint, ^yepepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney Camplainte, axxA o-W I.uauv a wvav \.ar aatun. ’VVttwe Wvttev* a« conc^ovcA oj vavt. aaA vooAx aaA kxA>», u.Kxc'a uuak.. Vacm. IT WILL MBND MARBLE, Warn BUale at AD Boon! moriB, CUM, to., to. Or Cold Ltrneb if deaired Upon our ebalrea may he iovnd aD of (be TEA MOST POFULAB PATEHT MEDICnraS ’ PrtceBl par beetle, rnpnWraltoUbT CBAhLKS VIPPiriBLD J CO., wu raoraicrosr, n, WUltoto street, «r» Tert. toll GBOCEKIKS A. tar M the loweat, Ar Cfertorraad; PV °*b- STATIONERY, rats, rarau. ira, sira., ex. I* 1W^iACk 1^*»rI Krsointo Gir*“ *•“tke the System n*4 Proles* Life I OR COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, 8ARDINES, Ata ISAAC a MOTT, bnov rtoei.ing from N«« YnA md Bo«oo, bi. Ml .m<* or Groce ries! ! Comfeting In pm of Nrw OHmm, Mtneowdo, Ctaw, Crwtlwd, Powdered Qre»n|.toj 8*. WiIU» W OUR CTl&O; goods <DA8S i � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-04-30.pdf 91f559da7b2e6f21cd842963cef10fb1 PDF Text Text fl|t ^tpbliiait Sanwr, REPUBLICAN BANNER him .” Duke *m thunoerstruck. “Forgive me for Uris little plot,” eaded ; it waa to gain your love. a auoceeded, I am haroy—if it baa ed, with xny own Ups I will sue to C HLVWDBV.Zf. VOL 6. 30, 1862. GREAT jastings’ ^uintss Jinttmrj. I' ^UttUHKJ. “Oh F cried Lydonie, with angui Will never levs me, then—he will HCT81T!! NO. 52. “Would you not like a sweetheart 1” “Perhaps.” “You most be particular In your choice blindfolded by your side at the alter or you wx>«]d have had a sweetheart be­ that 1 was rejecting such a precious fore dow. What kind of a one would you treasure." like, now F । They passed their honeymoon in the Those sparkling grey eyes were lifted cottage, and the Duke was not sent to the to his for a momwL 4 would like eoe, if you please, like “Why should you care F “Because I love him," said Lydopie in­ nocently." “Love bimF GRANT 4k SPAULDING, “Oh, so dearly ; that is why I married The elite of the Court of Louis XIVth, him. ] have loved him from th* moment the great monarch of France, were assem­ I firat beheld him. And dow that I am bled in the ohapel of the Great Trianon, hia wife bo will not look at me.^ “Like whatF to witness the nuptials of Louis, Count of Lydonie burst into a flood of tears and “Like you.” sank down upon a sofa. “Phew!” thought the Duke, “I am BARON ALLBN, Tbe King pitied her sincerely, but' gutting on here. * Now, is this cunning, or ealer in groceries. provuiMa, » verne, a wealthy heiress. d ice, fltah, butler, lard, pork, end grain what could ho do I He had forced hia The singular feature of thia ceremony all kind- Also toys candies, cie., etc. Store son to marry ber, but he could tfot force They walked on for some time fa si­ Cel Horn a Block. State street. Hastings, Mioh. was, that the bridegroom’s eyes were him to love her. lence. bandaged with a white handkerchief. He thought of the Baatile. It would Bergeronette checked the Duke before oberts triker D. C. HAWLEY, This circumstance excited the wonder not make him love his wife to send him a Httle cottage, with a garden In front of all. Had the bride been old and ugly Tbore wee a wicket gate loading into they would not have been surprised. On ‘Well, well, you ere hie wife. I will the garden. the contrary, she was young and quite “Hero is where I live.” pre«yJUST BECEIYKD will find him at home before to-morrow She took a key from her girdle and ROBERTS A STRIKER, The Kins alone understood this strange morning." unlocked the gate. DEALERS In drugs, medicines, patent medi­ freak ofthe bridegroom, and though much With these words the King withdraw. cines. points, oita, turpentine, burning laid. new and moat complete assortment of “Will she invito me to outer F thought enraged, be prudently held his poaoe and Lydonie was left alone with bar sorrow. the Duke—and tho thought wae father to suffered the ceremony to proceed. DRL GR A ND WEDICHES, But she was uol one to droop long. She the wish. A tew words will explain the motives dried her tears, and looked a|l the batter “Good night, sirred many thanks for of the bridegroom. for them, like a rose after a summer your kindness." B pheue, Burning Fluid, When Louie came back from his great ATJTI OLES ALE sad retail dealer in Groceries “She is a DianaI” was ths Duke’s men­ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. campaign in tho Palatinate.be determined v V and Previatons. Fork. Lard. Buster, and Her old nurse cane in, and together tal reflection. to unite his son. whose valor and daring they inspected her new home, which “Shall I never have the pleasure ofsee in the war had greatly pleased him to Lydonie found entirely tu her satiisfooing you again F one of the very wealthiest wards of the tion. “Do you wish ItF abe asked earn­ crown. The Count did not come back that estly. He proposed the union tu the Duchess night. 1ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL , KNAPPEK A BFRROWS. “Most ardently !” of Baliverne, and found her favorably In PURPOSES.OXLT_ftI A week passed by and be did not make “I’ll ask iny mother.” ttorneys *»d rouNSku.DRs at law. clined. his appearance. Lydonie came to the Soltaitoro is Cbanocry. Tax and Inaurane* An oath ruse to the lipa of the Duke, She bad just come tu Court, having conclusion that he would never come. Amenta. Boain*» attended to with prompter-** he checked it, and tiddily. emerged from the convent where she bad “Will you receive me to-morrowF Office, center ef Main and Burdick Street*. completed her education. the King. He had made Franche CompKalamazoo. Michigan. “You may come, and if mother is wil­ She had seen the young Count often, te a Duke but he cujB do nothing for ling—yes," though he had never deigned to cast a “I shall be here, euro.” glance upon her. Sh- knew he was She determined to ascertain what ber brave and noble, and she tbougt hand TTORXBTS AT LA Wand Solicitors in Chashusband was abouL morrow.” TEA. COFFER. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, some. The har-sinister in his escutchon She dispatched a trusty servant for “1 shall never forget you |* PRUNES. FIGS. BA1SIN8. CODFISH; WMO«»objqption. She promptly accepted intelligence, and, like all wives wbo place Will him, . a spy upon their husband's movements. Unfortunately. Louis of Fraache Comp Office in the Court House. Hastings. Mich. te. wbo like his father, was something of a reprobate, would not accept her. The Duke waa plunged into all kinds and bit his lip. 'njiitnirxan* IPXBJ’UIILKZBU "My son,’’ said the great King, “we ol dissipation. Hp was making love to “What is she F asked Bergeruoette H. ^RIGHT, And Cooking Extracts, have resolv»d that you shall marry. all the pretty daughters of be sbopkeep- archly. 1 TTORNKY and ’.'OUNHKLLOR AT LAW. “She je—Ie right But I mean what J .A ard Soltaitor and CounMdlor m Cbanearv.— FOR TUB KSPBCIAU BXXBFIT «'F THB LSDIKB. “My worthy sire, and most excellent era tn ths Rue Sl Antoine. Particular attention paid te the collection nt lather,” returned tho Count, “1 have re­ In fact, for a newly married man his say. As surely m the morrow comes so claim* and munvv promptly remitted. will L" solved tn dr m> such thing!,* conduct was shameful. Om«. with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middleville. “Come, good night" The King frowned. He was not in the . “To leave me to run after such cans- Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! D R & S , mi utms, A GROCERIES! habit of being contradicted. "I have made a formal proposition, in your name. fl»r the hand of the Duchess of Baliverne. and she has accepted you,” he raid gravely. “Doubtleas." sneered the young scape­ grace. “her taste is excellent, and how Could she refuse met Perhaps it would have been as well to have consulted my inclination in the matter. 1 do not wish ilief" tboguht Lydonie. She paused suddenly. An idea had entered her brain, She determined to act upon iL MOST POPULAR While she Is meditating upon It let us see wh&t the Duke waa about. Our night, about eight days after his JACOB FERRIS. marriage, the Duke, plainly attired and muffled in a cl<<ak, roamed through the IONIA, Faubough Sl Auteiue, as was his wont, in ouesl of adventures. HOLBROOK, We would respectfully announce to the cili"Are you in love with any one 1” As be turned the corner of one of these xens of Hastings and vtelnlly, that «e intend to TTORNE sell even thing in our line of trad* as cheap *a can Chancer narrow lanes, that intersected that quar­ “No." be bought al any place. Div* us a call and judge Office, sccoui "Then love mt Duches-s. Thcisn«>ble. ter at that period, a piercing shriek burst for yourselves.' Wv intend to sell upon bis ear, mingled with auffocat'mg wealthy" J. 31. Rt'KSF.LL. “I am your son—that is nobility crie» for assistance. OHYSICIAN end Surgeen. Office in RusmU** enough be l«>wed low as he spoke, and The Duke s sword was out in an in■L store. State street. the king smiled nt tbe compliment; •‘and stanL He wa* bra as to rashness. With­ JOHN ROBERTS, Special attention will b« paH to COMPOUND­ the Jew* trust me-r-what could I do with out a moment’a thought, ho plunged into HYSICIAN and Surgeon Dwelling on Broad­ ING an4 pultiug up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any more g«<ld 1” the lane. way, n«ar the Conrt House. on* pnrehuxing mcdicinea of ua can rely upon *Shr ia th<* prettivMt woman in my He beheld a female struggling in the tbolr being court.” grasp of a man. H. F. CHERRY, "I’m tired of pretty women—they The man fled precipitately at hie ap OTARY PUBLIC saJ Convsy*ne*r. will a ROBERTS A STRIKER. aiwaya fuails." proach, and the girl sank into his arms, tend to all bnainem Mitruated to biai with nromptiiete and fidelity. Reaideaee. Johnstown Havrisos Mases A Ibfia. “Gmld you see her. you would bet exclaiming j Barry count v, Mich. Blsnka kept always on hand. to foil in love with bar." •Have me, oh, save me!” ••I never will see her,’. Mid the Count The Duke sheathed his sword, and tried L. H. STEWART, ROBERTS A STRIKER. determinedly, TTORNEY and Oouawdor at Law. Solicitor “fire her or no*, you shall marry her!” He led her to the lamp that swung at anti Uounaelor in Chancery. Notary Public, Ar. AnbasiocM attended to promptly and efficried the King, in a rage. the corner. cientlr. Office So. 6, Nobta'a block. Battle Crock. "If I do I will marry her with my eyes "Why, you are a perfect little beauty !" ho cried, rapturously, and in surprise. TNtyixoM'a Oto Loxnos Docs Gix, ar nitdiem- shut!" returned the Count, K. aa. JL) *1 purpose*, for sataby The King grew purple with rage. The girl cast down her eyes and blush J. M. NEVINS, "4Iark ye, boy ’ You owe mo obedi­ cd deeply, and tbe Duke felt the Hide blis, and Tax agent. Particular of sale by (Midyear's Patent Breast Pump* ence as subject and eon. It is my will baud that rested on his arm tremble.— ft. AB. that you bestow your hand upon the But she did not seem displeased. cloalni Martangas by advertisement. Duchess of Baliverne. The wedding ahall “Do you reside in Pane F Circuit Court*—1809, 1803“Yes -, but we have only been here a take place this day fortnight. Submit to TATE OF MICHlGAN.Elghth Judicial Circuit my will with a good grace, and I will short time—we came from Bellxilis— -I hereby fix and appoint tho timra/br bold­ s. C. PRINDLE, ine th* several Urrtnx of the Circuit Court within create you a Duke on your wedding-day. mother and 1.” and 1ML m UDGE OF PRORATE. Notary Public, Gen­ said Circuit, f-r tb* years Darc tn dis-bey me. and I will strip you “From the country, eh 1 W hero do you Barre Oavnif—January. Sd Monday; Ann!. 2d era! Lend end Tex Ae»nt. Will be found in Monday. July, sd Moeday; October. * Meedsy. of your title, and the land you hold from live my preUy blowom F the Cnurt House, st Meetings, on the id er« 8d CTtatea ibtmtj/-January, Sd Monday : April.id me, and cast you into the Baatile.” “In Rue 8l Helene.” Mondav t Jsly. M Monday; October. Bd Monday. This is what had brought tho Count “Why, that is some distance from ... ■ ? .. 1 Va'M.v ■ Anril tat DANIEL STRIKER, •>f Franche Comptc blindfolded to be here. Will you Dot permit me to ea OUNTY CLERK. Notary Public, ssd General Amt OmnA—March, let Mon a ar; June isx Mon­ married. cort you home ? These streets are dan­ Land and Tu Ageut. Office »» the Court day; September. 1st Monday; Decenater. 1st The King amiled grimly but said not gerous, as you have found, to one as beau­ ,,___ i___ Jll K..... ir— PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Oenml Land and Tax A cent, will attend to th* collection of tebtirand al) ether bmrfneo pertaining to hi* office. J PATENT MEDICINES A (DZEnEAiP, IPDIB ©ASH P N she If It fail­ the She turned from him, and was about to enter the garden. “Bergeronette F he cried quickly, “one kiss before I go. Surely my forbearance deserves it." ’ She made no answer but inelined her head gently towards him. Fer a mo­ ment she lingered in his arms, then tore herself from bis embrace and pnssed thro’ the gate. S-> the Duke went to his lodgings—he had taken bachelor apartments on his wedding day—to dream of Bergerunette. The next day he went te the cottage In Rue St. Helene. Ho was received by Bergeronette tlm Idly, and introduced by her to ber moth­ er. a fine matronly dame, who Mt quietly spinning in the corner, and allowed the young couple to rove around the garden at will. Tiie Duke thought ber a very sensible woman. The Duke departed at the end ef the three hours mure in love with ber than April 12.1M1.—At 4 30 A. M-, fire waa opened upon Fort Sumter, from 17 mortars and 30 large guns, mostly columbUds. Rebels had 7,000 men around the fort under arms, and 140 pieces of ordnance of heavy calibre in position tq4 ready for uae. April 18—At 12.65 P. M., tbe flag of Fort Sumpter was drawn down, and the fort was surrendered soon after upon bacorable terms. Fort Pickens was reinforced during the night of the 12th end 18th. April 15th—The President ot tho Uni­ ted States called by proelumatisa for 75,000 volunteers to suppress insurrec­ tionary combinations; end commanded “the persons composing the combinations aforesaid to disperse and retire peaceably to their respective abodes within twenty a..." In the same document an extra session of Congress was called for *• 4th of July. April 10th—The Ringold Flying Ar­ tillery of Reading, Pa., 180 men, with 4 field pieces, left tor Harrisburgh at 6 P. M. Four regiments, having received or­ ders only the previous night, began tQ arrive before 9 A. M., at Boston, Mass. Rebel Government called for 82,000 men. April 17th—A party of dragoons, and a detachment of artillery posted at th# Lung Bride, Washington, D.G Lieut. Jones, U. 8. A., destroyed the arsenal at Harper’s Ferry, and retreated, being attacked by 600 Virginians. Two of his soldiers were killed. April 18th—Tbe Sixth Massachusetts regiment arrived at N«w York m rmiif for Washington. April 19tb—Chamber of Commerce, New York, met, voted to sustain the Goverament, took measure* to make a loan to the Governmet of nine million of dol­ lars, and subscribed 21,090 for outfit of troops in ten minutes. A portinn of the Sixth MasMchusetts, and the Seventh Pennsylvania, were aaMiled in the streets of Baltimore. Two Massachusetts men killed and eight wounded. Anniversary of Lexington. The Seventh regiment N. Y. B. M., left for Washington. Tbe Rhode Island Marine Artillery, 130 men, 110 horaee. 8 guns of heavy calibre, and otherwise fully equipped, passed through New York on their way to tbe war. Th* Eighth regimentuf Massachuaetta volunteers, 1JW0 men, accompanied by Brig.- Gen. Benj. F. Bud er, passed through New Yerk. Several legislative gentlemen were dining at a Harrisburg hotel ; one of them asked Mr. D-, a gentleman who “(in you reach them partatara, rirF Mr. D., extending his arm towards the dish, and satisfying himself that he He came every day for a fortnight and could reach the “pertaters," answered— every day he preMed hia suit. But there “Yut, sir.” was only one way in which Bergeronette The legislator was taken aback with could be won—that was an honorable the unexpected rebuff from the wag, but marriage. presently recovering himself, he asked— The Duke was in despair and at his “Will you stick my fork into eue of wit’s end. He had a stormy scene with ’em, then F the King, wbo threatened to send him to Mr. D.. took the fork and plunged it the BaHile if he did not return to the into a finely cooked potato, and left it Duchess. there. Tim company reared as tljey took So he came to Bergeronette, on the the joke, and the victim hmked more fourteenth day, to make a final effort to foolish than before: but suddenly an idea obtain her. They were alone together in struck him, and rising to his feet, be ex­ the garden. claimed, with an air of conscious tri­ “Hear me, Bergeronette,” cried the umph— Duke when be had exhausted every ar­ Pljow. Mr. D-, I will trouble you for gument and found her still firm, “I swear tip fork.” to yeu that were 1 free, this moment Mr. D. rose to his feet, and with tho would I wed you. I have told you that most impertorable gravity pulled the lam a Duke, but not my title. Nowyou fork out of the potato, and returned It, shall kn<>w *11. I am the Duke de Fren­ tiful as you ai^” a word. amidst an unconquerable thunderstorm of Tbe Count placed the ring upon the “I would v»y much like to have yeu ch* Cnmpte—I am already married f" lOivco undvr i»r hand at the village ®f InnlaJhis laughter, to the utter discomfiture of the *. H. COOK, finger of the bride, but he did not salute mo ma home if-------- if-------- ” “Married !" echoed Bergeronette, with gentleman from B. egister of deeds, ana Notary rwbue. her, and when the ceremony w» over he a smothered scream. 8he paused and looked confused.” Office in ths Court House, and op«» •< aj* turned hie baek upon ber, took the hand“I was forced into tills union by the “If what!" asked tho Dwks. Old Toucey, that Yankee tool of the kerebief from his eyes, and walked out of • If you would only be so good—as to King’s command. 1 do not love my wife. South, had the impudence to make a the chapel, promise not to—to try—to—kisa ma PHOTOGRAPHIC GAT.T.KRY speech at a celebration of the S2d of Feb­ H. K. SHELDON* Lydonie pouted ber pretty lipa, and ** “• ruary, at Hartford. He would have OUNTY TREASURER. Office in th* Court sinus. She pnoernss title, but you alone Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambru- was almost ready to cry with abe*r v«p Ilouae. been better placed with Floyd and Cobb, Fly with me. In The Duke was charmed. There was possess my heart. ation. . type; Melaineulype; Sphersotype; bis associates in the Buohannan Cabinet some distant land we may dwell la hap The King took ber in charge, escorted a simplicity, a freshness about this young JABER A. BWEEWEI i Mirror Ambrotype; Neilngrapnlc; fer tho destruction of the Union. ROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Conner al her to tbe carriage, cud they were eon girl J* hich phased him. Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Law, Betteftar and Counselor in Chancery, veyed U> the hotel her busba nJ had oe"I K’’«* Jou my '"•rd as agsntlemsn.” Ambrotype; Imperial AmOne has no business worrying and hefrtend ua, a divorce be mid Irsnkly "that so action of sdum copied. ' Syntype; Relievo Am.Caorta of this Bute. Offiet Intbi Court'Hoc»«fretting about bis particular call, or des­ “Here you are, my dmr,” Mid the shall displease you. if you accept of my brotvpe; Double tin v ; let him do well the part te which King conducting her through tbe apart- escort” _ Am brotype HARMON SMITH, •y Ducheve!" be had expressly furnished far her ATDcorrmo.—. » .rf-T. ~ — meote ircuit court com irsioner. attomw “Wera you free would you really make reception ; “here you are at your fiiture confidingly. ConMsHnr A Hol taitor. in all Ow C«mrt« of “Jam net afraid sf you,” she said with meynarwHeF .... a__ rt...;. ... .._ V O..KILhome." *Sil!y bay." muttered the King, look sweet simplicity, “I know you are 0o ■*I belieue youF ing very rrix>«sb snuoyed. Never mk>d. r-J '** injure m&" The press, the pulpit and petticoat,.the “Too will fly with meF rav dear be it y«mr buabaM) **» re*1 *‘11 Th* Duke blushed far the first time three ruling powers of the day. The first in—he pnttld pot remember how many “I will." ooine in time.” "What Is tbe u*© of having a husband RLLTR, if be wRlnotevM 1«* at you F pout-d A S J C R C P C Lydouie. . “He -ball look Bt you or I will send they started on. their way. bim t«ti»BsptlU * to WIUUMW* wawhat kted of a wife te "Nw.IhMVsw” .. “What, boom that towyMF • �of Wisconsin SE E duty WWieMay WewtifcApril 1MM2. made a report, %ut whether Havnru nr tna, citrotx rrtnt Owasa. WITHOUT Oriijf XMD-Wrtff >Ptl ft&FOTK. yoawABD with<>rr fear aws smarts.—Abnikam TAnfoln. with mxhlt Nesr Orleaas Taken ! Our latest dispatches leave but little room to doubt that Naw Orleans is at length in our poMMiaiom We, of caurse have no partieslare of to surrender, but It ie enough to know that to great com. mercial metropolis pl* rohefflom has fallen. Abolition of Slavery in the Capital. The bill for the abolition of slavery in faithfUl officer, a devoted friend of the We cannot but regsrd tMs as the begin­ ning of to end. We as a nation, have of life.. yi>.dv*th wjjl be a . #erlo.ua cal­ Mr Anthony preeanted a resolution callmg on to WoaifcH for copies of all orders of the comuumdlng General's in- We may rest assured let what may bo- tide us In fiitura, that one great good has been accotnpliahod. and an earnest given that the parly in power has not attained ergy, devotion and trust ’ fidelity to his high ’’ HF" Fred. Blase, Cb. f, 15th Mich. Regiment, wounded in tbe thigh at Pitts­ burgh Landing, baa been taken to Keo- ed a landmark to note to era of human progress. It is a proud-day In to his­ The dark stain that baa so long hung over tbe Capital is to be obliterated. It can no longer be said of ns that the worst form of slavery pollutes even the very Capital of our boasted model Republic. will hereafter brentho Our legislators the pure air of liberty, and to clanking of chains will do longer mingle discord with the fervid eloquence of Congressmen wbo descant upon our national freedom. The follbwt Ing is the characteristic message of to President, in announeing his approval of to bill: WasqmeToif, April 16. Fellow eiliient of the Senate an fl ffouts ofRepi’etejilttlices: . Th» act entitled an act for the release of certain persons held to service or labor in tbe District of Columbia, has this day been approved and algned. I have ne'er doubted rhe constitutional authority of Codgress tn abolish slavery In the Dis­ trict, and 1 have ever desired to see to National capital freed from the Instftuiloh In some satisfactory way. Hence * there has never been in my mind any question on to subject, except one of expediency ariting In view of all the cir­ cumstances. If there ba matters within and about this act which might have taken tho shape or course more satisfactorily to my judgement* I do not attempt them. I am gratified that tho true principle of compensation and colonization are both . rocugnized.nnj nMetotlly applied in (Ms iot In the matter of oompensation it is provided that claims may be presented Within ninety dayk nf tho passage of the act, but not thereafter, and tore is no saving for minora, femmet covert, insane or absent persons. I presume this Is an omission by mere oversight, and I reccommend that it bo supplied by an amendatory or supplementary act. Signod ABRARAU L15C0LN. A Word to Buyers. The following, in reference to dealers who advertise and of those who do not, is from the Livingston Republican, and is so full of truth tot we endorse every won&ol it, in confidence that the experi­ ence of our readers will corroborate its every statement: “Certain it ie that every merchant promittt to sell goods cheaper than his neighbor—this is considered a legal ■‘trick of the trade.” But there is a noticeable fact in this connection, equally applicable to all branches of business and trade*, it is this: He who thrives to beat, deals to fklrest, and sells the cheapest, invaria­ bly advertises the most. 1'fjia cannot be successfully contradicted—its truth is . apparent In every instance. The cause for (he increase «>f buriuew, and conse­ quent pecuniary success on the part of j to man who advertises, are obvious to every thinking mind. The more freely a business man parades the advantages of said business before the public eye, the mbri will the people seek to secure tbe benefits therein set forth, and to examine for themselves the.goods and price of the firm so frequently brought t<» their notice. A trade thus secured generally proves permanent. Quick sales and small prof its becomes the ineritont’s motto, and every letter of his advertisement nets him a gbld dollar." 'Henee the advertis­ ing patron can sell the same roods mach cheaper than to non-ao ♦ertiftng man— and he will do’sp. ” ' ■ With this common sense view of the matter firmly itnpressed upon tbeir ■tnlnds, we wnuld advise our country readers, intending to visit Howell for tho purpose nf trading, to*look over our advertising columns and carefully note tbofv content*. When you come to town, atil upon to -fems therein deatg son. Tho bill for to Mtahiiahmvnt of a Department of Agriculture was taken up and to substitute of Mr. Wright fox to bill wt^qjected. Mr. Mailer moved to amend the bill by a substitute providing f»r a statiktical tJif1 Gen. McDowell has taken poscs- sion of Frederiokaburg, the citizens only stipulating for the protection of private property. He is now within 05 miles of - New Yorl York. April 27. , Ptiubufgh UndbW. Ar11 sa­ and agricultural bureau. Pending aeute. to bill to cuufiMcete to property and free the slaves of to rebels was taken up. Mr. Davfe spoke tiro and a half hours against to bil, without concluding. Ex­ and CapL Cutting. «f Gw- Burnside’s staff.---------------Campo. *' arrived here to-day with dispatches to ' our t^ips. Tiny all awroiMirsted to •tatern^ Btatem-uti the goremmret. He states that Gen. 1 “They corrol*>rated the Renn commanded the nattaml troops at reeved to ds? Ixf-.rr. reUthe to to CwraVvt to late reeona«»isanee to Elizabeth City I evacuation, by to rebel- of ibetr preart-t Capt. Cutting gives to followitkt |*rfio pugjtfon. m>4 sorted that Bewtrepa^ Ow to 17th mrt. Gen. Reno left NqwberB and proceeded to Roanoke Island, from which plsre he ulnreof to sfftir. had withdrewn a oUHoderebc ,p»rti<>P |1|# fonjo fnrto dnfeftev •’» Fort re- M‘30?0- APr’ 87 wd hem:, ibetr ' •aaMteg bin to fcxpewl w torfk about 2.000 men and proceeded to Eliubrab a.y, wlrar. . .I"rag r.b.1 . . . . _I,Irak __________ j, rV<\.OXM4JLY\Av» A b-.t crau.um, f.-ur rara. hereto* murnlug of dollars each rear in advertisinr tbeir to be Intrenching them- on* while man. an ey report that thr merits, and pttWMDfag the ’ । from Portomuuth. Apalachicola. This place, tbe capital of Franklin Co. Florida, is now in our pnsneMiuu. It lies at the.mouthof tho river of the same name which flows through a bay of tbe same name. Into the GuVrof Mexico. The har­ bor is accessible to steamboats from the Gulf. It Is separated from the Gulf by St. George’s island. The capture bf this port hat a very important bearing on to cotton supply. Several mento ago it waa reported that several thousand bales of catton were lying on the wharves of tbs town, and that the stock was rapidly increasing.— The port has an extensive water connec tiun with tbe interior. The Apalachioo la with its arms, the Chattahoochee and Flint, runs far back into to richest cot­ ton region of the state. The Chattahoo­ chee is navigable to Columbna, four hun­ dred and thirty miles from tbe Gulf of Mexico, and the Flint river admits of shallow steamboats for fifty miles from its confluence with to Chattahoochee.— The whole surface of cotton lands drained by the Apalachicola and its tributaries, is estimated at twenty thousand square miles. Our Light gunboats can, therefore, easily'penetrate far into to finest sec­ tion of cotton region. As this part of Georgia is supposed not to be generally covered with rebel troops, the probablli S>™. «wi .tx-nl <— ih.mmnd undr. I B«< m-"P< I SnHidl "f tb. Ufa sad health wT Um Ud; d^Mdr On motion of Mr. Morrill, of Vermont o™. ItK ,.nd Um uuat ■ tte «-■'-------- “--------------•*it was resolved that to President should, 4W Col. HoMnl Th. f.R» "f ihr rrb Cura. T.luaU luul u-.ra rru.-.rrd frrai. :1m he requested to strike from to rolls to out a miserable exuteore. These mvdiciam coin maud of rati ..r d «♦' roinmnuil ot the Merriinnc. els consisted of a Georgia regiment of ’ name of any army officer who has been ys New York, April. 28. known to be habitually intoxicated by 1.100 men, a portion of Wlsu’s Legion, for curing to use of spiritaous liquors while in the and. two batteries of artillery. The ene­ my was totally routed, with a loss of Syphilis, Scrofula, service. •‘It is stated by contraband* Our loss is about Mr. Morrill stated tot he had been about sixty fflbn. Skin Qkttasoo, Old Sorts, assured tot the commanding General twelve klllid and forty-eight wounded.— Salt RHrurn., Jfhsum'iticm, of to New York, wbo failed to reinforce to two Verynont Colonel Ytawkins, QDyspepsia, Blolc Htadajhs. of.an attack by Burnside.. companies which suffered so severely at 0M>avey, received a slight fleah wound in “Nearlj ulf I hr troop* tins.to arm. His'Adjutant was reported FrrMit Cfempismta, K , . Ery:iw:-; . St. ffnthon-j'c Firs, might make. Mr, Merrill was askod for, but de. Tumws, Eruptions, , _____ r _ Chicago. AprH 24 “Contraband, state that the mew prow Fits, Ssrcfulaus CnuiurnpHon, etc. dined to give to name uf to said Gen­ A spetial to to Timet, from Pittsburg, on the Merrinw is twenty feet l<>ug, *4 eral. says : “G»n. Mitchell's division has arri- wrought iron and steel pointed. Ab unsuccreafu! attempt was made to •'Many ritiawiv efNortnlk are leaving. lay to fifteen or.uednty Qmfiseatfon biife. puMMsiro of W) miles of to Mi-mpbu writes, ber daughter was cured “Tbe fell New (hlcaua is temoeded on the table, hut to mutiva to do so won A ObnrivMiM Road. F flu of nine years’ standing, and Ht Vitas* Large reinforvo lost, by yea* 39, nays 60, an ce of two v rars luvnta arriird al Pnixbmg Landing on AWOTHJBft writes. Ills son was enred Mr. Bingham’s substitute, providing to-W*' for the capture and oondemnativu' alto New York. April 24. enemy’s property, and-to Idemnlfy the in. ) ----------------- 1----------- ---- -Mwtsre. J. F. Rutland & Cti.. at the much trritiWwi c.xantk »f what nue -md | United State* for expenses incurred in . AN0TKKR wm cured <rf Frvwawd Ap to suppression of lbs rebellion, was Continental Iron Warkx <rt Greve point, shape • mak. tor tolwWd* aho.P •».. ' . . .... after tmne fccrv medicine in bn reach. ty is tot the planters will be found ready agreed to—62 against 48. House ad­ have already laid the keels lor three mure • ., . .. aavinaa wa.< cureu oi r to forward their cotton to the port for journed. marine tcilleries similar io caostroctiun Fitubur^h Landing, especially as to hwl aBbwd fl«rtoen years, sale. This is one great step towards re­ number of prisorors. Beauregard fixe- 1 awv»«Mr«»» opening tbe cotton supply.—Buffalo Com­ a very few days n»t less than 1.100 hands them at alxmi-eight th<*aaaoii. while iu From Washington. mercial. will be employed in the oomdruction of Snvai.nah. Atlauta. Memphis. Bicliiii<-ii<' New York, April 24 these batteries. Each battery will be and Norfidk papers, statements—ail The Tribunt's dispatch, Washington furnished with two turrets, <«di to have live and claiming authenticity—piner 23d,. aays: “Horace Mat nard. whore- guns of the heaviest calibre. They will • Fronttbe Xew York Tribune. them at tw«» to three, neatly four, Gov. "Morgan yesterday sent in hi» turned from TunnesMe, and took bin seal b« i-f >nooh greater Power th»n the M««i> nominations for Harbor-Masters, and to-day, declares himself io flavor of a itor, and calctiUled for the hardest ocean think »e may wifely take to nwgbta-' are to most active an I thorough pills that while many will regret the absence of stringent confiscation net against the hiu e ever been introduced. hood of the lowest figures, especially ut some friend’s name frem the list, we rebels, several of to Border State men They act so directly upon the Liver, excit­ Baltimore, April 24. that corresponds wit in fur ma think all will rejoice that of Col. Michael will support one. ing that organ to such an extent as that tbe tion. The Old Poiot boat has arrived. Corcoran is found tore. Col. C., we The Senate Committee on Territories The veraciaui rebels differ greatly al*It is reported that (*en. Burnside hm dition, which is too apt to te to case with presume, never voted for Gov. Morgan ha* instructed its Chairman to report n tn ocher partM-nlara. Beaurrgnr.i , ------- -----------——BBctriiM-* -----------•iBMtiy • purgative pill —perhaps nul for any Republican—but bill identical with lhal repwrusd tu to received proposals from to* (jpvemw ; of North CureHnia for to surrender uf' bi> retreat to tbe exhaustion <»fhis trowo*. They are really a he was nmong the earliest to enlist in the House by Mr. Ashley,. organizing the tho State. [ and the rvinforcenietit of ours. The | and to reinforcement of <»ura. ___ War for the Union, fought for it like a Territory of’Arizoiia. One section ex­ AN\.oo& <xvt& lAv-ct WV-V, Knoxville JFAip says it. is to to short hero, was taken prisoner at Bull Run. tends the Wilmot Proviso over every FortreM Monroe. April 27. which, in conjunction with the ness nf ammunition, and apcaks also of and has over since seemed to be a special Territory now organized.” their having, on Monday, to ah-uidon *&\.ooA VwnSteT, target of rebel malignity, being still reA black fugitive just from Fortamoath Washington, April 23. many cannon taken <m Stlndaj. which fit*-' wit! cure al! to aforementioned diseases. tainsd a prisoner a lien he ought long since brings to Petersburg <>f y< t .u -«- >■ Erprsss ■_ * vs ter Be*ureg.ird carefull v conceal* T — , and, of themselves, will relieve and curs A republican caucus was held to-night The to have been sent home in exchange for day containing toTollowing-. Hisoda.'h*, Cbstu-vnees, toir Colonels paroled after tho victory- at to CapitoL About fifty members -Sr । |,i“’°“r i"w “...,u d '•"OT<fcd “ •» rail fiK I m Fra lh...,w>d. were prevent- Mr. Colfax in to Chair, Oolia 'Pains, Cholera Jdorbut, on Roanoke Island. lie is understood ad Fort Jnekson at 4 o'clock yenterdav and Mr. McPherson, Secretary. A gen­ Indiffntion, (Paun in to §ou>els, to ba a poor man. and thia appointment morning. When to news reached New will afford something handsome to bis eral debate ensped on the Confiscation Grlcnna, to excitement was boundless. non and twenty thousand rifles, and t»> Bill, in which Messrs. Stevens, Blair. have driven five thonsand Union trwopi. family, even should be be longer retained Martial law was put- in full force, and Mjuare into the river. _________ or even should be die in tbeir du tehee, for Covode, Hickman, Olin and others pgr. business suspended. All ©stton and Beauregard ahmild never buncef<TthAsk your neighbors, who have usvd tom, wn presume the otor Harbor-Masters ticipated. The discussion was somewhat ofa char­ publish Ms wwn statement- till hr *°d »»I1 W toy are will divide his duties among themselves transportation of corn and am uni hoc, concluded exactly .h«»w big he wants i«> i QtOoA, 'V&teAACAAXt.V and their receipts with his family. The acter of that which baa’ recently taken were destroyed. At one o'clock to-day place in the House. The sense of the 11 '“„•!! ‘b' rTul °r 'h<“ ‘ tidings of this remembrance will cheer to operator bads ‘Good bye.' saying to journals, thus toy can all hr Uigelhi-r phyaiciaa. tho whole body of Union priaonera in reb­ caucus seemed to be in favor of discrimi­ enemy appeared before the city.’’ keep themselves tn countenance, and p>~ Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of *y local el dungeons, showing them that, though nating against the leading rebels in the This is the last knewn. We will confiscation of all kinds of property. It sibly delude toir followers a while Ion «ge»t, and read to certificates, and if you absent, they are not forgotten. waa unanimously agreed to refer all the send you tbe particulars as soon us re­ er.—Philadelphia Inquirer. k*™ «w doubted you will ceived. hills pending in the House, to a select -•-r. ,-L* —r . 11 \\.o vevove. Thk Pbofosxd Nbw 1im.uk Tbmu The negro bringing this, report* lhal committee >>f seven tnemlwn, as moved toby.—The bill introduced into to Sen­ C”!. ( orcoraii ha«i h«*»-n lu-a> *______ — ______ . ..• .. ____ . tin- rebels have two iron dad steamers t<»-day by Rcprtro-niative Olin.* ncarlv completed, ami beieived to Mar- ! fr,’ni' upr*er date of Riehmnnd. to U»riate byjSenator Pomeroy of Knnaae. to At noon to-day wan commenced to, create a new territory for to roving nrniu* would l>e «»ut to morrow. j11 announcement of the decisions «>n the Indian tribes, is entirely novel in its char­ router. (8igaW) J. K. WOOL ! proposals for conveying the msilw on rhe , acter, and it excites much attention. He Pacific coast,and in the West and North • H.-.dqaBMers IHpartmwt R»pp»1l.nn.<-k, I proposes to call the territory Lanuiwn— A P nl I . the Shawnee for induui. it lias between in attendance nt to Poslofficr Depart­ Kansas and Texas—the Arkansas and “I rtns told that to liicbmoud Exam­ C.i.^ tb. k-val t<L|- r in T-m-v Missouri boundaries forming its eastern ment. lor . tomporar, ,b.«,fr Tbe proposals for tho Pacific coast are iner of the aOth has been rtveivsd in line, and its western boundary to 26th bl, |K»t, hot mid, th.1 bU pl^x BII.J r.redenckaburg announcing New Orleans very much higher than formerly, and meridian of west longitude down to to by “one of the Union sharp-sinMiters, Roberts A Suikvl, litoUug*, Eh >'itoit,0r*a(etone for Ket>tacky and Missouri are con rille Mills. T. A. De Reimer. MtddtaviUc. * v. parallel of 36 deg. 30 min., and thence whose gun never flashes or tniaeea iu Hwlri U». sidersHy advanced, owing doubtless to east to the 23d meridian, thence south mark.” to military disturbances in those States, to to Red river, and by its nourso to the tb. inh.'b. while In Indiana, Illinois and otor States Urn. Arkansas line' Mr. Pomeroy proposes tauta.” to allow the Indians in this territory all The number of routes is about 2,500, Harrisburg, Va., April 26. the privelcdges of white men in any other averaging ten bids for c*eh. The sum Deserters from Jackson's militia re­ territory—the right of self government, total nf the offers for to entire lettings is port turn making very slow progress to­ NOTICE! Kleutux the extent of a local legislature. not equal to that of four yesrs ng» for ward. Gordonsville. Eight hundred of c Pruidaul W‘U appoint to Governor regular sarvioe. Ms militia have deserted since his esca­ of the Territer|- with the power of veto. Tho EeraIEt spacial, Washington, 23d, pade. If the wandering and scattered Indi Mi says: A ebangetn theNrry Department The Shenandoah bridge is nut yet TTh- sttociib«r is now prepared to *lk has been positively determined upon. burned, but picket, are stationed there Govern meet will savs $175,000 anuuThe President is only waiting to fix upon to apply to torch when the Federal sol to individed wbo is to fill to place of dfer* appear. As tow as to lowest. Fbr Cath w readythe Secretary of to Navy. Gen. (talks. Tna Straar SnnaraM bxsorh Yomr- Judge Davis of Illinois, Gov. Sprague of Rbmlo island, are each strongly urged for The state of the roads pre ven t ou r ad vance York Commercial eays: this distinction, but tho eelection has not at present been made.” '•• FOB SALE BY New Advertisements. GROCERY, SALOON, BOARDING-HOUSE FAMILY GROCERIES Wann xb Vro^jcrtwb, ' ’ , was reported r -------— Saturday — •wav ' made ’ on - I{ Merrimac will come out soon. ’ On an advance ’Hvwxve.Tou* CeTUfcuUw I A diapalch »w yesterday 's Richmond tbe rebels. Tbe enemy opened fire with . HOUSE. s:jot -zlftfu-zi = tu ir r u‘ i .. n.,., «>r fra...... Mr. Pbereon presented six petitions artillery as soon aa our trowpa made their i f'n: “Th* -Union in fisror of tbe establishment of* Profes­ i, mw -r^-j ... ...___jsmmm ri'n eacKMHi »nu . Phil.The poarflarity of tbe lacksun and . St. sorship of German in the West’ Point Military Academy, on to-ground of to «.£«*mj, « M<....I MF- "» .......... i. U,., Irik, i „r value of to study «i>d its practical utility tile first fire. Wo then took possession bet<«n» New Urteaae. • eradicating every particle uf imparity in view of to uomber of Germans in to of to town. Ml after remshnug a tew I . “A rumur was «MTvul U» NurtUk army and to richness of German liters- hours retired to to main army. Our i night that New Orleans hadI .urrwiJerA. ! \KC »\.OO&, at AU Hour?; Philadelphia, April 24. Detroit.” It ■ ■B-lootS ecutive session adjourned. Richmond. to its present place without having erect­ tory of the Republic. oW torti« and rein*. whole farce left to Fort for up over on to IRth.” ' Tk. gunboat Trier, .bll. rwomnltar. I Urarity of lb. offioor. «f U~ For.V* bad entered more earnestly into to.Mrug- lately, ceinman ing the South Carollni* Ing up ' «»«.» riant, ttpWrwl tb« mb-; too, lr. Anthony said that .1 nrnmnr J. Robb war th. moutb of teTuiu gle between liberty and slavery than be g Fort Pulaski belonged Cni. Creek.' Thii i. oo, uf tbe bo*u had, and no one bad done more within which eluded our Br« aepHIUon up ££ the sphere of his personal and official in­ the correepom could or would show thl. elrar after U» fill <4 F»« Henry.— ebfaW-April 27. red all to duties re­ fluence to arouse the people to a true ap­ that be bad did savannah had not been preciation of to nature of to struggle quired of him. Tylar. ie bo had acted in aotaken ft was I than ho. Tbe ooblo part Wisconsin has ourdanetf with port that played in to great drama attests hia en­ ftire to disparage to merits of any per­ Washington, April 23. erai from commenced putting away the enormous sins far which wo are being afflicted.— JVmsi’FsrtWrli sdreroe or Ordered to be print- amity,nnt only to hit flsmfly and Ml State, the National Capital, has been signed by President Lwcoln, nud is now a law.— nut was not stated. mxbyiomkd as a cur tons coio- sconce themselves early in the rooming The fngitirrr eays Secretary TEA Weils is Eari oeaaur nrtte d an advanced Lu«»de of Warwick, “ a. OR fxtFFEE. OWCKKNSi, PICKLtFb TwNQrB.eAK 1HNPX dro. Alw.Ioe Cream and Lamonado. B«rd bL.-H-T, a* W-TbrCommw CouocH of to cit of Nashville has passed a remtotoa d f tn >«w l*r . nf oM in»da to thanks to tbe Mrrtoi er-CZJU* TWarn �April —.—:---------- .., .nUklcab Cc.lral BallrM«, SKSjSSfKgK-B bj It..kN ‘ ' ,Hh, f, Im ua. Aorot | Thatftrtf ebtffli fhe<|Wf‘r^ wire th© thtffaw. Li,"rf,„AubA> r. *«■< Ship,'# jorilj. -LOW PRICES” if Miuun» pvar wrong, tat u< h« Lngu.gincites: *Johnw»wn gittM 100 republi j Nijbt Kxpcraa............. . . . ; I8»S ruixi KASrwaas. can m^Mlty.lettUre ^asu (Ttju.c tick. •I tn the liald’ “ It r RTCB. GWl fahormisatt' tfari>by hinting Uta; we were atfLUr - tbu Unmti. x«>iaoxtfx0. ticket G' very tn*. Ar nr W• Live not much exciting in the „r fe„ir «M> lican Caucus, and made out a Uckpt, not DAJIUNIM MFE BlTTBM I> ■ rapenor tdsla sad- «u*afte-, •xoWlvnt In in which they failed in.wtisignaUy. they ouuld not have coinplwnentad Uro sum of firn dollars and costs, and immo­ Republicans in „ better way il they had lation in ths County jail for ten days,'for voted with uo. wife whipping. ovrat on tbeir ticket, the rest publiians. have Yet bu%kr xc?S£*m»£*.!d'dUhr one box of tbvFills to eommruce wrth. snd bt».«s tbodvrl ftwfcd yonr medic1 dm,far I smenMfng good beslth at prvtetn, and tat! con­ fident the cure ii permsawnr Let ©<»>•*• bwr ■nd txks whs- tbsr atom, a- far ■>■ gtrr mt tta Blood Furflfer mid Plfla-ftF *y cbwitite di»»«»e* which arwo from impure Wood or rtor*t>ecm»»t uf th? dtRVAt'vo vrtfci- J take no other uirdiciuo sad have not for the Urieigfalavt. inurtb, Mott truly. T. V. BDBOia. Se» AdvertlnenitnL Tbeir candidates for Cler'V, Thvj dared not put uo their nuik and file, knowing they would fail in their achetde. Not one ofthovs candidates named would of April, 186'2, will be memorable for a great fall of snow. The winter of 1882 was rvmarkable tor strawasive snow storms * but sn the U2-I of April more snow fell thaa had fallen at any one time during the winter. It looks to-day more like mid-winter than com planting time.— Ann Arbor Neva. Our readers in this vicinity, will recol­ a north-easter continuing through the en­ tire day and evening. Toward evening we had a slight mixture of snow and aleat with the rain, but we hid no such experi­ ence of winter as is recorded by our qualified, and tho people have readers against sending any war claims to foreign agents,twbether a Washington ’or other localities. We received an offer from one ef these proposed agents, who advertizes from Washington, to retain ten • on all claims sent turn. No man can afford to pay that amount to a sub­ agent, unless be expects tn swindle claimH. N . Sheldon, of this village, is aats. getting up tbe necessary blanks to attend to the collection of arrears of pay, boun­ ty land or bounty money, due from Gov­ ernment to deceased or discharged sol­ But thia howl of disunion is only tu that the party. for they Tbeir cur*, ore tnadio every Uud— Amid Uuofa'«»»o»A-»nd Afrtc's^md Tbeir wundrous work*—the u*jwr» till. Produced by HssuoCs matGU^s Pilis, know Republican is - the true Union Who has heard of a Republican traitarl Are there crimaa 1 of these Not one. the spies and traitors. Loth this. They are aafeftr a?l—-both old xn-tyousr, Tbeir praw< ■ «ne on everr tungur: But in military to a man, are drum the Democratic party. there is another fact that may But Oi» hM fast Wtb SUest. X. T., wriL-.: Ae< IS, IMS -I tfcd . e .fficnHr a. th the Kifaey cwtaplaiM time yt«r«. with eoe»UL-t pein in the mtu.il oi wy Uat. I u.«l toewriJ kinds of meaienw. Let f-uuU no pcvwsaoai'mirf until . XHItona XMaandars —X>l*or Complaint’ Mw Dr. JWlw. M C:r. !tctonly an rem FlUawfulnUlrwts-4rf to tbdr p« friend* and associates in political iniqui­ treason they are When has dinghas) or bis associates ever Yet they arc as noisy ■udoasraSirafyarred. 1 tereitadnoMteairnlnoe.*' D. XVitrtarvslt, Kaa,,*cr'Soutt Sth. near Sth St, voted to as aay aud in I did oa and faa.nd Hto ojorai- odurireblv, ressor tag th.. bu» mat Movaiat,' Ota Hrer la activity. I “thata Cromwell will rise in your midst UDCT8 & SED'B®, without mercy,"-mid whilw Um< adminis­ —Seven companies nf tho Mirhigu Sth this rebellion, and the people are poring out their blood and Demooratlc Wilmington Island ou tbe 16th, in which •nd, good muct you in the following style : F SPRING & SU.OEB treasure to the aame eleven were killed and thirty-five wound There was but one ©f corn pany Jcitrnale will “The Congress of these United Slates, richly The Michigan boys were vic­ torious, repulsing a superior force and WE ABE NOW with one of the LARGEST' aud from all such Union men, is ths aarnaat BEST Asaortmcuts afraid of any positive energetic action by Republicans. a» follows: - “Let him read healthy books and newspapers, and take his toddy with Re­ publicans. We never knew a Raps bl! am who took h-s toddy with Demecrats who didn’t run into political courses crooked as a thorn apple tree.” We expect affairs hereabouts will take such a turn, that we may not be provoked nrto making a personal application of tbe above sentiment. NOTICE ! of wish of your subscriber. flow to Save .Monev! Vxxr Trck.—Tho Detroit Tribune devotee a few lines to Mr. Drvmrof New Tbe TrfAwne closes We shall aee wbat we shall see. Coaioos Wxddisq Clukmont.—A very curios* wedding ceremony lately took place at Metier, England. The bride and bridegroom, wbo walked to the church arm in arm, were preceded by two mon on donkeys, thu men arrayed in whits hate, whits waistcoats, white gloves, Asc., while the donkey had white ear caps. One of these heralds was armed with a bell, which he rang inces­ santly, Following the bride bridegroom wore the groomsman and the bridesmaid, who also walked arm in arm. Then came a cavalcade of ten donkey s, ridden by men who wore a uniform similar to that of tbe heralds j and in the rear a man on horseback, who waa armed with a whip, with which he kept tho unfortunate donkeys uv to the mark, DRY GOODS A ’ J'FEK-i(»XS trnowirt: tbeouMrca tn be tn­ *°- Sp ecially Noticed and Solicited, T.KUI. UN* WHlwal OHay. below in the case ex-Statc Treasurer, John McKmney, and ordered tho Court below to proceed to give J udge- AH, OUTSTANDIWG CLAJVS, To mrolhh Jiew York iudebtodacaa. jadtuiS. Arubr<<typu; Vignette Ambro-’ tyj^s; Melsmentype; Sphnrrottpe; NFirn-i Ambpityjwj Nvilngnqnhc; . Pre fl Amhrmtpv; (h-nnm-fttal Atuhrofyjh-, {m|M'riAl Ambrotypu; Rl-Iu v<» Arahrotypv; Double Am hrotvpe ' AXD CUI-riNG dos. io O;dor, as abort sotfa* end Friera to nuft urdeta, from 90 coats io It affairs. moot upon it® verdict. Godit fob Mar.—This Indispensible monthly for May is received. It is full of pretty lM«c • A beautiful engraving entitled "May Flowers.” A double ex­ Fotra Ax’wxs. or 1’md Rsmia—CoI. Gih.wm, orXS’tito; says that bnone portion of the .ground n«-ar Pittsburgh. of only four acres. wereJoHttd tbe dead bodies of Ever shown in •even huyul.-td rtbtU. The reading am» formidable and dangerous diweaacs Trask’n ly, la choice, interesting and useful. Magneue Ointment ie an unfeUtig remedv.if eeed in season. Apply freely to thp Throat Md Chest and cover with a hot flannel. TH« Omtmeirt has been bofore the pnhlie osw» yesnMuwi * e«* stantly Increasing demand has ettnblishod its reputation *b ■ superior Limnnnt in L. A. Goedey, MB. CbestaeiS’.., Phil Terms. «S per yosr. Tmr Atulwtic Momthlt.—This megeritic for Mhj bas rcMj^ed us and been partially perused with much interest. this more extensively Boatrm. «... ' ' t^r Old) Stacks of FRIENDS UE2 in tecs: bight Herrick’s Sn^ar Coatet n U fl 4Ww..-*V^-®R Pills, Tbs -bnt fatnUy CA­ THABTIi: .n tbe world. luff’dtwenty years by firs 'tnlHicnt pawns annual'-ly’a|,r',v’ lire Ik/SPA I.-.- >.UC boihut£COfc?- Tx^J’n.<teT- ’ NEW YORK COSTS. QUS GOODS It Addrwm Ticknor and Field.. For sale at HssUup, by Roatari a Srstcra. •MStfcsnJimffi- -rm U AiMuiMsf rupsrior U> t»Si*-^SS£ MX l‘W bsfarart® pnbbc. earned uil other treats Atlxwtie, Md foroee tbe conviction upon putrontnd. Prk>», 25 costs per Bas, or 5 Boxes tar »1. Frspsred by Dr. X 0. AYBX U 00., Lowsll. Mm Market, which •©stains tbe fcstiwr hirb wtenroetar of the atu re which dindSt-e •very description Cn«>ur.—-For these matter, as usual with this favorite month­ adelpbin. DRV GOODS! advance from Dipthkria it. i. X mat X-U-A IM. .. 1 find o=« or taj larr«du«w ufyuor Fin. take* At |L* rw-w Unw, u> nedbot ptuminA ef tU ua.'*™! mt» «< «h>a ;;:y « paroalfT auvt-.-<!., r«. fcetu* to O’roaw tb. nmmA and uM oroMk TUy rtwintditU t«w rliyif-w»h«ra that I rwuautwud • oMmt tatajr fattonla. tit JUm Dr «wui. flint Haon. Eaaonaali.fl^ Jaa. R1N4. Ilwio Alt I J .bncM b. umcratrfai p, i». „M wr dull l.i. pm If 1 Mt bMi npr. B>y raw U ml At.'Un^hr.Hi^^lU’.urtlu.rizr.. aitnC wl.kh m-!w1 la Mrda.'-nltMMk tn. I haA tU te«: <4 pl.rri**** Ika «r.--wat»i Wmo.JSitiI.hytU amh>- ,'jonr rrWV.-t aj-att in IMtiiwre, 0r-X>rk»u-L\ I trfcrt jmw iiu. IWirwl^cuwAr.U.w, Utrura. I’jmuiuIiai U^ UN < f U> m. 1 am now aaUrdy w»U. ftw.tt roAMMS, Balm n«MF, U^SPae, 1US. Dw Atta: Than ttMrwntfMy mn .d. I* uuw PIU* ot arc prepared io sell at a ■uwli tension fashion plate, and a greet variety of patterns fhr tbe Indies. h PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLER£) persons were injured by the bayonets «>f had no connection with politieil c wfcofc. aim .«*L UA cuoek L. AND Something <»l a rurt waa gottbn up nlSt. liaison 'Saturday, -and three the voldiere called out to pit it down. •••.■XT C. MIUCttaM. If. b. CoaaitlpAtlon, Ceatlvonoaa, SwMproaatnia, nUciiiuaihUB. Glut, Xcuralgta, Urou■F. 1‘aretyafa, X'tu, ate. V JVw.Br.Zy law*.. of mntuul admoUcc. and la prompted from Craytm PomrMcKwwCT.—The Supreme Court of thia State has affirmed the verdict of tbe Court GROCERIES HARD-WARE ON. HAND driving them from the field. York who is wonderfully Rkadvs. :.f Vuu m*d rilhar o( bath of rutJcuL if.s>-.aki>,lD^U't far <b«u. at ihtrararaa; if y .u ’U- twi Cut iten./ut i- aoothl-r.liut udoac U..r :».> l->r H a klt.r, ahu sit rvt- ipl of the u>oa ej. the Brewer ur Kemwfta will bo »«oi arcortlitur ta >uut diitvUiMja, b) mall or uxtrmt, peai-paU AUtlrw. DAN’L 8. DARLLNG, I0«Nls*.uSt.N-.« York. in th© engagement. This one. a drum­ deserve to he scattered by the bayonet mer, Wilbur F. Dickereon, is a son of of another Cromwell Ac.,” That God may preserve this nation James Dickerson of this village. He was unhnnned. 1—11111' 1,1 DrapapaU, Impurity «r AU. nja»S. Um. J.T. fjUur M.M Otuaf, IU., a. breath tration are titing ereiy eflbft tn ernsh out in a severe skirmish at r fi} v«Maan4 and tu litliMia aUatls, 1 MM ad< tord, by a friaad, ’b^HI.IN.S-HUVEH SS«VLATO». perhapa they will tell you with tho next Tux Skirmish at Wilmikotom Imaxd. were engaged DyMat.ry, Dlarrkoa, Balajh VI arms. Jftatastssr tatrarw.! Valin- raise money or mon to put down rebel­ their shouts tor the Union, Il to • tlaoruugh Brs. T« use ,pf nwMtdya. wrtoea; •Tohntsre t.'.'}*" -&>%«? total bod a Mv«renM>ck ufpilw •bid. tjctihtd ft.» to thA tuurti I took vaa hot Os of DarHub’s Elfu Hitters, now covertly aiding- by falsehood and cunning bypocricy. ta£<u*k!wib Mre. C Tebnw. 11 Chrimeyhor Stmt. X. Y., wrn*»: "F"b Sil. lSA-l lwr b*M*ut4fc«to Stiadtaif Aaiftsia tha tat twouty saara. Fhrre n^-rr tc .'.mi anything ogerti to U1 afcuMmt ruamlfrto relief. form W fcibfe. ty—associates even in the very prepera- tioo of the damnsble LIFK UJTILRS. «ed dalle' blood by the urethra I ......I ...A * --- - a a- ... ‘ Darling's Liver Bagalaor. perhaps Jeff Davia,’Toombs and all those leaders of the rebellion are old lion 1 B«aAaehD,SicMjrMidacXe,»»wI Wdrairh. •• ' eerjM alrdMwf “““ - ifiSSSWgett It briiv up ay e»ld etH fever st oaap. Frsriaus t. thU afteek.TtHd twi ironblsdI wHh drSpvMh serciwl months: rnf»efehnothfagoftt mi>Co?* Dyw dtomM altau do not doubt *h'» cfarmlwg compound will ncxrcli it out And beslth «s«in ww orstetu fill. If yen fiy *X awe. Io BuuuoWb PHta. any in dungeons or ceils or prisons for explain •emi,’* -If Who has beard of a Republican spy on our Government 1 any oh Rtm. John Cnm writ*. -Bredrtyti, 11.reb II X. who will bring your heads to the block diers. ed. Let CluePr.ins bos.t of dredo of war. And NiMtrwU U.n.« tfait .wyil jailor. A ooMtr thseno car Awrf it W*— In prsUe of Hssanx'i mMcMeat PilU. lican ticket. cover their own tres«nn, ranks of the Wan Claims..—We won Id caution our Priie Ptttry. themselves voting the candidates LIFE B1TTBBA, Aurf non- masoker 72/1 It'LfifG SjJV£lt REGULATOR (with porbnpa >me exception) the Repub­ xmd eivil force, neighbors «>f Ann. Arbor. were informed ol.lhiv before Uie puUiug began. All eMliJVwithToM , tag, fco'wd being Re all Imiug old aud true Republicans. New Goods may be ex­ pected sooe. BOUELBEOF TRADE; There was but one Detn- Treasurer, Justice, and School los|Metor, gone ©eat to make their spring and sum lect the 22d ot April aa a very rainy day ; iJWnft.TSX, purpoee <if wwing diasMnsh.n in vur ranks, ’ mulcting of one *»f our citixens io the A Sx«w Storm.—The 22d FAMILI MEDIcnra, Mm.1 »*-- ab. exacting itu> be elected, but for the way of local. this wodc. units* it is the r^r Several ufuitr merchants SPECIAL BOTICES Demoenttwgortogether sfterthe Repub­ ’ wN sc H»H, on W odnwsdav «r»nit>ri on or be­ fore ovory full moon mer purchase*. GRANT A SPAULDING TKat sfv were not tbr the untji) us represented by that For Sale! -.«■/.>di OOgNTY ACCOUNTS. �RAD WAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT IB.VUUMlXQBTBrr AMERICAS CEMENT OLDS healthful cacutesL WTT.T. WirHSTDAM WAlML Ssvatoy^Ma RVMOR* AMD BOXES OF ALL KINDS thoroughly cultivated throughout* the first seston, as its future success depends very much upon its attaining vigorous, thrifty growth the first year. Plants thus treated may be transplant­ ed to tbeir permanent bed tbe second season, and tbe third year will ba in good condition fer cutting. The transplanting of root scions Is made direct to ths permanet bed, as of following method of transplanting, bsMoeot culture, ha* proved boo­ . Dig * trench three feet deep, of aix inches nr mote with bones, brick, old cast of boots and shoes, and any rub­ bish of the foregoing nature—tbe object is to under-drain and leave a free passage for tbe roots ; on the top of this put a layer, say a foot thick, of stable manure, partly mixed with soil; urom tbe top of this place tbe plants, and level up with earth, mixed with fine manure. If vtha land is heavy, sand should be mixed with the covering of earth. Tho plants should be at least three inches befow the sur free. In tbe Fall, give the bed a gm>d heavy lop dressing of manure, sufforing it to remain until Spring. As soon as tbe ground can be worked, fork or rake in tho manure, and stir up tbe ground thor oughiy. A good dressing of sail sprink­ led upon the bed is essential, and very much Improves its quality; as do ail fertilizers; tbe more powerful lhe better. In England, where asparagus is raised for tho London market, gardencis prac tice covering tho beds in the Spring with forest leaves to the depth ol three inches; cutting the shoots as soon as they brgin to prick out rIhivo the leaves. This practice gives it that fine blanched ap­ pearance which is regarded as in<iispensable, and the flavor is belter than if ex -NATHAN CLIFFORD, of —JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. LADIES Afflicted with Faiuxs oe raa Won. Uixsae ^>Kiirafcs:?iST.,h- - In Coon of Cwnowic Rmx»*tw«. NsnALOA, Gocv. th* Resolvent, taken, will bs found s qtuek and tbosvegheura STATE OFP1CEBS. RAD WAYS READY RESOLVENT BO™ ‘ >wt!!a nShelltf lh.buU u< 18 A GREAT LUNG AXD STOMACH REMEDY. *r-e«rin Lieutenant Governor. J AMESV PORTER. Brcratary of 8t*to. GEORGE U. HOUSE. Dapnty do LANGFORD U. BERRY, Auditor General. EZRA JONES, Deputy do JOHN OWN, StaL Traesnrer, JAMES TURNER. o JOHN M. GEEGO1 PeMio Instruction. CORTLAND B 81 Deputy do SAMUEL &. LACEY, Cous’r. Blate Land Office. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master GeoenL Jtjal gotitrs DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ IT WILL MKNP GLASS. ■ <»“■ IT WILL MEND IVORY. MARRIED LADIES. CHrf JvMtcs—ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. AMOMate /urti«>-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of OUa. -JAMK8M WAYNE. afGenrgia -JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee. general Debility .and tor Purifying and F.nridu foe Buxib. *»• abeolately unaurj.«.Md hr « other remedy on earth To ba aaeurod »f Xia, U only nooeeeary te make tbe trial. The Wit ftaelfl* of a very superior euahly. being abet oco-third atre^er than other widow; wwmin rr WILL MEND CHINA, mb. cum Cq. »<*■—« X SSSiJil&ir.SS rSTwft1 IT willmend marble., and vigorous offspring. BILLI0U8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. MALMON 6KINXEB. Xxw 7’obx. J*nusrr, IMO. No matter if that broken tur Billion* Ac. I conn— PU1* unequal!.*! It wUl Mend B°ne, Oiral. U<«* WILL MEND PORCELAIN. ta fact everything but Metals. A LIVING DEATH, And restore him to his friends in a sound and ■abject to Itasited* and faint witkonl them. m they revivify!: these Rirms aay four or five sun »«w ■nniabed One pill, until reduced Da, 8. Sanaa*. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. n to all pbTmolasiata that scrofula. lEprohy. syphilis. Dr. Bods’ (eloUrted Utae Bitten AXB WCnniTUCCXT. I QUESTION P OF THE MILLION For Sore Tb real, ANSWERED. ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. County of Btny, **.—At a aeeaion of the Pro- Onr Botrlr *1 RADWAY’S READY RELIEF MEBK'M CEMEST CLFE. the aecuracv of BADWAYV RENOTATING RESOLVENT, which waa prepared expressly to meet tbe exi­ gencies of the diseases s* developed in the tropica. Price 85 Cent* per Bottle. Price 25 G-nt« per Bottle. On rending and filing tba pedtkro, duly verified, of Hiram Wnnd. Administrator of said estate, praying, for certain reasons therein set forth.that the time may be extended for tbe psvtnent of the debts of aaid decewMd. Tbereupoujit is ordered that Monday, tha Uih aud ilia Priaatbeod.; day of MayJWA at ton o'clock in tbe forenoon, dy ufcd by Um Phy. be assigned for the hearing of said petitkM.KDd •'Solntiro Ranovsdordo Rsdwsy,-'(tbe Bpsateh that the heirs at tew of said dretaaed, sad all for Railway'* Rasdr RsaolrsnLj In the trMtmcnt afSoror«ia.8yabaU. Ulom Tumors. Prokpani Uteri, Elotibsiiisala, KrT*!pols*. Saif t Antbouy's Fire, 8t. vita's Dsaec, Fatar sore*, all disaasa* ol the skis, humors io tha blood. White Swellings, Early in the morning or late nt night ia tho time for cutting; which is perform ed with a long, sharp knife, running it into the ground and severing the about near the roots. It la said that upismgus bu a much «H«M P--: nrr. ing in said connfiner taste *r flavor if eaten shortly after a newspaper print ty of Barry, for tl______________ being gathered. ately previous to aaid dav of bearing [A irue copy.] SHUMAN C. PBlNDLB. When raised for market It should be *pr!6 Judge of Probat tied in small bundles after being eat. and packed in light sand, or aome such ma­ COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. terial. It should never be stored in wa­ ter, aa is a too omnmnn practice, for tbe severed ends continue to bleed and the goodness all eaonpee, leaving it tasteless and insipid. Of the rartotu method* of cooking the Court tor th- county following ia undonbnbtedly the best Wash the shoots, put them in a frying pan or spider with water enough to cover well; broil briskly twenty minutes; salt to taste ; have ready some nicely buttered mast; pour the asparagus with whatever water remains in the pan upon the toast; servo up hot. A dish fit for a monarch. rible diaaaaca in th* tropica that ws ds not hesitate Price 25 Ont* per Bottle. Prior 25 Onia |>er Bottle. . Prtev 85 Cemtn per B«-nlr. Liberal Reduction te Wb- Iking entirely lune. TERMS' KSI1. uf tbe Utreatened diseaae. aud Quickly patent from nil paiu er diaeouiLrl. If people, — l-ui-.o— -r ar pain, etl •f Radwar' witS ■ickuoai. JOHNS A C*O**l.EYt 78 WILLIAM STH EKT. Drvnkrnima and Disease YOKE th* Head. Mick tinad^ health. PURIFYING THE BLOOD, EEMA LES. Important to usilraml i' •mptniwe. Itla a pure and innocent preparation, all pow­ erful to do good, but never does tqjnry. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. There is fio medicine in the known world, or physicist!, that has ever claimed tbe skill ol end icatiug from the system dteeasu tuheritod, by transmission, from parent to child. Thia trrit power we claim for RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT; and we religiously declare that, if ray « Read> RsHsf will ensure DR J. BOVEE DUDS’ Imperial Wine Bittern C&MENT HOOFING, rr IS FIKE AND U.S. SHELDON. Peas for early nse may be planted as soon as the the ground can be worked in the Spring—say, by the 10th of April.— The soil need not be of an extra qunlity cr richness for the successful growth of peas. Even the same soiFmay be used for s number oQears with good reaulra this plant deriving most of its structure and substarice from the atmosphere. When the ground is being prepared for planting, come fresh stable manure should be spread under; this will'bo found to bo highly beneficial by giving warmth and ligbtnosss to lhe soil, there­ by accelerating tho growth. Spade tbe ground deep. In gardens, peas should be sown in will mend wood. rr Bars year bss*« IT WILL MEND LEATHER. GctwwG-MONTGOMERY BLAIR, d AMtmt Osasrol-RDwSwBATES, fa MtawwrL water proof cury, Quinine, Morphine, Upturn, ami < Ibti fa voritehobys of the profoesion. It is a well known fact that in ninety case* out of octe hundred. m> ... w vuiwu OMura. acqusiniaa «riw inair CHRONIC DISEASE. V1* l*rP‘rf u‘* Ltute1 Hlstei. I'snada. nodical prontrtic*. wbo will cot hiciilt srorore Another class of diseases that no other medi­ Wr.l indire. smi (Mural ,n.i H^-th A ok-i tea. op DR. J. ROY KE DOUrt' IMPERIAL wINE f!Tcines, or the mnat skillful physicians bare suc­ badd agaaCall kiada. such a* Facroatsa. Foews . THRS. la ail oawh wtt tad places, wlure thare ty oi uarry, noiosn at win rrenate uaec, in <ne ceeded tn achieving, more loan In tnereir palliat­ t.— ' A ■ isrge puaaoty «l as«*yir.g tl i.be village of Heating*, on Tuesday iba lib day of ing the sufleringa of tbe patient, which ftsdwsy's 11 sue Britaurea gwrellv. Gvxskxmsxv Rvtls from altteh ■ poreoouu. osiseuia te crested, lbs* April, in tba year one thousand eight bund­ Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, is that iMo^ Aeibytho pHncipdlBriws*. Am.g,TWWt bii’w* .hvnbl be used .vary morvmg bvfw —* ~~J - ------ nt, 8. C. 1'rindlc, Judge of Chromo Diseases that hare invested ths eyeifeaaioo, which no iuBoraticn baa baejr J “•£ *ro,ed **U “»• CHEAPEST breaktsst. 7 * ol Probate. tem for years, such as ehrcsic Rbramsiista. Goal •nd MWT DURABLE RGOFING in aar; it is ia i l)P . nrivt'CTMii^Scrofola. Lyspapste, HyptUHs, and disease, inevrrvrcstaeet A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and * J* UO\ EE DUl>b WK101I FACTS. doced Uy th* injudicious on of calomel, memory, KINDS™00* ROOF8 OF ALL i AX *jyjl33| When we tell tbe publie that th On reading and filing the petition, duly verified unininc disessss of ths Liver, Kpleen. Gall. Blad­ of Elisa A. Hart, widow of said <i-c»a>«d,praying. der, Ktdasys. Spine. Ac., all of which d-.»ca»e» WAY'S READY BftUBF will eu Rndway'a Ready Jtesolrsnt will eradicate, end •score io the paitent a new leaiie of life. free, Wild rvnra ano mo neuiioncr, The prree nf RADWAVS RENOVATING RE­ Bille Flowe: Thereupon it ■■ ordered that Monday, the Sth SOLVENT Is 11.00 per bottle. Do*«, n lea-apoon day of May A. D. IMh.ai eleven o'clock A. N., be twice full, half an hou r after each sisal. Sold by druggiata and merchanta everywhere. No Hc«i U required in making application PROBA TB ORD KR.-8TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Barry, ar. persons ir.tcrritod in and estate, are required to appear st a sowiou of said Court, then to be hol­ den at ths Probate Office, in tbs Village of Bail­ ings, and show cause, if any there be, why tbe double rows fifteen inches apart, these prayer of tbe petitioner should not bo granted. And it te farther ordered, that aaid petitioner double rows three feet apart, running north and couth if possible, for tbe better give notice to the persona interested, tn aaid admission of the sun and light, strew pretty thickly in the rows, and cover an Inch in depth. Pea* are often infested much with 8.C. PRINDLE. bugs; where such is tbecase, more seed aprt Judge of Probata. must be used: there is very little danger of getting them too thick in tho rows, es­ pecially the dwarf varieties. TATE OF MICHIGAN. Baser Coctrrr, For a succession, sow at intervals of At saeaaion of the Probate Court, for one week as long os may be desired; eoun .................... though they will not often succeed sown later than the middle of-May, as they eight hundred and rixy-lwo : •nem tA thrive beat at a low temperature Present Sherman C. Prindlejudie of Probate. T*. — -f.L. —rvr_—.1— r* ■ and also require a large ammint of moist, urc. As soon as tbe young plants begin U> appear the ground should be thoroughly stirred clnae up to tbe rows, and tn tbr depth of three or four inches. This is for tbe purpose of paying the debt* of aaid do best performed with an iron-toothed gar den rake, which may be drawn carefully acroas the nvws. as well aa parallel to the same, that lha ground may bo ue well pulverized and tba«Mtu-r cruet and lumps broken up. S A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DE. RADWAY’S PILLS Are superior to sit purgative or cathartic pill*. COSTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, _______________ ____ DYSPXPSU. BILIOUHNEB8.________ SICK HEADACHE, INFLAMAT10N OF THE BOWELS. NERV.OUHMSR. MELANCHOLY, IN MILITARY CAMPS There te no place so Well calculated to teat tbe usefulness of a specific medicine as a military eamo. Radwav ■ Roadv R»l,.r I... k—_ . *■ my ot uis union, witn tore from Brigade and 0J •PP’riag it ia but trifiing, as aa ordinary Hoof can bi covered and Untebed tto smsta <tof. It can be applied by any one. t-XiklnT ‘ °oa’. "“'to cannot be in­ ' O,u’or ^■■aAntwrao of Roor Bohm, or any external action whatever. GIHTA For Coating sadway’b rxady uutr WILL stop paw AND UBTORB tireneu. Indigestion,Lit er complaint. Dyspepsia will derive immeciate benefit by takingsdebe nf IN CASES OF these Pills. After thoroughly cleansing ths bowels of it* retained humors, by a free purge, two to —in __ the liver, bowels, paacreaa. kidney*, and all Numbness. 8wol« , °fSn* df It1* ’3r,teai U "'e ho<lll,-T Bta^w I ah> ***' K',dD*y*> WetutdaJ’ain la the DR. RAD WAY’S PILLS, AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. efficient plx.ta, root*, iiarba. gums, and baliatun fat tbe vegetabte kingdom. In tach of tbaa little pili* li«* a mytterlous power, fur in each pill te oembinod t. e dement* of health regonentian, rtn-ngth unit life. Person* who teller with Dyupspala, Liver oomplanR, Eriawmrat of tbe Splv.d. Jauadioe, kidnry complaint*. Palpitation of tbs h -art, and erd effects induced by the cxmsaive u*c of 1 rmoo are to itully prejudired. Tbeeo truly valuable Bit in --------».v WW" -KW.U l.l! pensable aa a TONIC. MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! X-IQUID PERCHA CEMENT. Meula of all Kinde when exposed to the Action of the Weather, and ' CH ABLES WIDD1FIELD A CO. F,r Pre*rT|M ** teMlrlBg Neui RwfSafall kiadfi. W’LB PBOPBiKTOBS. ISAAC C. MOTT Is now reoriving from New'York ant) ASTHMA. DIFFICULT PLEDmik. 1’'115 IK THE BREA 8IM-TRINO 8“OCU)®£. Boston, his fall stock <»f ITw aK w rItXband CHRONIC RUEU M ATfeM-ABTH M A LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFM 21SSUArL*™*cfiS? SLEEPLESS MIGHTS. Groce ries! I Comdatlng in part of New Orleans, 'Mutcovado, Coffefi, Crushed. Powdered and Granulated &>' gara. Gnw and Black Tea'll. QUTTA PEBCHA footr or fire d*ya, until tbe plant* art aix mobea high. when they ab-mld be bustard ; one row of bushes serving for the two, RAHWAY’S REGULATING Pl 1X8 Btoor. Wiw^rp. and Willow W ^altand Water Lime. oat before buahinc COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. BABVAYB REGULATING POLS. PAIN.—PAIN.—PAIN AY'S PILLS Ofvhwh � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-05-07.pdf ffbdf373dc1dad9299f444a633b48409 PDF Text Text ==s HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1862. VOL. 7. NO. 1. “Liberty and Uniat-One and T^gynitiia1 flit JIistings Danner, KN.IPPEX & BIRROWS ADV KRTHINO. i> u * - $Ji5CfUa!w. A TL’>S?'n? “JfOVKSMJAMlH AT LAW. J*. Solieitvraia Chancery. Tax and ln.uroc. ^dfolditv P*—Pta.*s IS PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, -> ui ihtxmih 'otuiainiy <m Aawd. The ett»clim*ii was called in to assist; An Incident «T Yorktown. in lifting the athletic *iranger, who waa | ....... .v B.~., ... carried to a roton in the chambers, where i the Green Mountain Buys, did we rtwlire Incident* of the « Yorktown. The rrlM-ls are very careful uf their lives. Thu other day the aharp-ah»>oter», on the extreme left «f the line, kept th* man soon became partly conscious. butjuHn-.a private waa court-morthded for enemy -from using a gun. They did not A. i.KBAMttr, all conversation wns forbade him, nnd he ‘ sleeping on his post out near Chain dare tn load-it. They «'»t * cilured man One cold, windy morning, the last Sun­ sank quietly tu sleep. ! Bridge on the upper Potomac. He wm on their ramparts, by force, which could II. WRIGHT, 847. a half i day <iay in Dceemlier. lycceru orr. 1ire»i. rum naked mi sea tnan man -Hr is doing well; let him rest as long , ounv«c0d; hi* sentence w«s death; the be plainly wen by our troops, and comATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR aT LAW, knocked timidlv at the basement door of as he can j should he awake In our absence I finding was approved uf by the General, peflsd him tn load the gun. It was lif* . "“J1 R“,,ciu'r ““J Counwtler in Chancery.— a i;nr «ul*oiantinl numa'sin in the of He or death with him. He commenced to I artiralar attcnlkio to the eollectlM of u oL— i• ' give him hwf tea and b..< ad hbitamP Md the day fixed for hfa rxerutiuu. claim* and money promptly ramitud. Brooklyn. Though the weather wm bit- smd the doctor profrrai.«ally-a* be Uft wm a y«K»lh ..fm..ie than ordinary ra­ load, when one of the sharp-shooters pick­ Me*, with W W. Ralph Kaq., UUdlavills, the room. w | tullijtvMce | hu did nut beg for pardon, ed him off. It was n ‘ju-nfinlde homicide.’ ; Barry Comity, Michigan. lm<t nn clothing but* pair of ranged cluth In lea* than M hour afterward*. Dr. [ but willing to inert hfa fate. The as the gon might have kilted several of pnnta mid the reinama of a flannel shirt. May wood aud hi* lovely wife entered ' time drew near ; I be stern necewitv of onr men a* It was in easy range. JACOB FERRIS. There is ati «4d chap in tb« Berdan I far gorgwMis church id lb« Most Holy War required that u> example .bunhl IKbr I pic -inntlU ...... — — ---- 1 bi* miiM’ulsr cIhisL But in spile uf hia Trinity ' . made ■ it s-ine urn- ; hi* w *a nnn nggrax tiled Sharp* hooter* known m “old Belli. ■ IONIA, tattered apparel and evktetil fatigue. «s. Atuid the hundreds of fair dames that • case. But the case reached1 th- rare at. Ha K quite a < harartrr. and b • ere* MICHIGAN. he leaDni hravily nuanisl the railing <»f <entered its brood portal*, dreaoed with . the President ; br resolved to save him ; ,hot—..ne of the brat in tire regiment.— the basement Maira, a critical olawrver ।tin- taste and magnificence that abundant fa* ..guru M pardon juh! sent it out; the Hi- ••Inatrument.” u» he rail* it, t* "Da TTie could not tail to notice a coUM-imm air uf wealth eould procure, nut one rivaled in day catuv. —..............*SuDpoo« .. —- —-iny -—pardon *— -------------han not of the heavies* telescopic rifles. dignity, and the marked traces ufailtivw- grace । and beauty the orphan bride of the reached him.” thought the PcsidenL— other flight at roll cull, “"id Seth" was* non etl. Thi» wit- mmeuhat unu-ual, lion and refinument in hi* pale end hag rich physician. Iler tall grarefol figure ittsfiugs’ ^Business Dirtrtorn. I . THE BEGGAR. the dr-ctor administered with hia own bow mncti wtaranger fa truih than fiction, hand, port wine rang-ree. Tbr y-ung YuurreadurowilTallrememlrerliwtBum- GREAT g*td CoUtlleilMllcr. was rolH-d in velvet silk, that only high an answer did n-»l Mine promptly.— ‘Ibu duor »ra <pe-xlily opened, and di»“Bring up my carriage," be ordered. Il A ’u-rucant wi-nt out to hunt him up, d»-rad u o-mfortabh fumishvd room with bright witb th*-luster of youthful happi- came, and so<Mi the important statu pa­ '•eing somewhat fearful that the old man After perambulating lUgloumg HUthracrle, before which was new ; yet there waa a touch of tender pie­ pers were dropped, and through the but hml been hit. placed a luxurmiivly furnlshcil breakfast ty in their dn-iping lids that won the broiling suu and dusty road« b* mde bi around In the advance <>f the picket line, table. a A iumiu fashionably al tired yum yuung man, ,a hifaience of ev ery Lebolder. The anowy the camp, about ten miles and xnw that he heard a h.w -hall*-*.” -Wbo » iherr V _ iiime. >n*nn niiireu ’ dressing ‘ 1 gown velvetand , ermine mantilla which protected her from the soldier was raved ? He Ims doubt- inquired the sergeant. '•It’s me.” and i.. .• >»••cadu •lippers, was reclining tn a soft favteuil, the piercing wind, rivalled, but could not letw forgotten the incideal but the sol­ I’ve raptured a aveaah gun. “Bring it busily reading tin- morning pnpura. The surpass the delicate purity uf her com­ dier did imiL .When the 3d Verumat In.” aaid the sergeant. ‘•Can’t du it, beatiliiiii yuung wife had lingered ut the plexion. charged upon the rifle pits, the enemy exclaimed Seth. It soon became apparent to the «rtable, giving to the rervant in wailing her Many adniiriqff *y«* followed the poured a volley up««n them. The firal orders for the household matters of the laiiltlea* May wood, ** she ; man who fell was William Scott, of Co. gennt chat * «ld Seth” had the exact range — — figure ef Mrs. — j-------,-----------nioM-d with ummlucmua grace up th* | K. His cumradus raugbt hnu up. and as of one of the enemy’s bnaffieat cun’, and tractrd'iier Htlciition. She <-ommaii<I«-d reniral ni-le of tbe ehurcli. but none with l |,is |,fe Ul.Msd ebbed nway. be raised tu they cjudd not loaii it for fe:w of being inure hrnrt-lelt devotion than the young. ' Hraven, auiui the diu of war, the crirs «d picket! iifTby him. Again the old man Una a>&n»ivn replied llta» it wn- quite uw- way wind. 1*01 generous mao, who had „f tbe dying, and the shouts of the cuemy •hunted: Fetch ms a couple «>f haverrecently wed her In epite of all herpover-|N pr.r.^nir tbu Pnwidunt, and as be satdufull <»f gnib. ua thisU my gun. end h>»—bcifig tn- «-Ue but aoiiie thievi-h Leg ty and thu sneers nt all his aristocrat c i died he remarked In his comrade that be I the <n-.»wi varmints shan't fire i\ ugain and Ibu st mputhies of Mrs. May w ood en auuiiMiiitam.es scans in tames.. . |,.,J shown he was no cowan! and not while die acritnmagp last*.” This »M I listed at unce. done, mid the old patriot has kept good 'Ibe stately organ bad pealed its last afraid to die.— Car. Philadelphia I “Cuiuu in here to tlw fire,’’ cried the rich uolrs, which were still echoing iu watch over the gun. In fact, it is a cap­ of'.-■■ng •1ft. unpuW.d.v. -Irfuh. job the dia'ant arvliea. when a stranger ut tured gun.’’. ^1 VICTORY!! GRINT dk SPAULDING, EALERS in all kindaof drr.gooda.g crockery, Ac. State M..eaat ofthapr D _ __,, _ __ , Over High Prices, at the HAS1INGS ealer in groceries. D DRUG STORE!!! fiiih. batter. hH. ] 4 EALER In nil kttxt- »f Family Greceriw. St.mi- and Wmulcu Ware, and a nfi'rnd n«- D ROBERTS * XTRIKER, JFRT BECKTTED EALERS in drug*, medicines, patentwu-Heinei. paint*, etl*. turpentine. Inirt.lng Ou'd, O Haatinjia. Mi«h. . »<•» ...J n...u cmpleu- DRLGS AND MED1CIKIM. HOLESALE and retail dealer in Crucarie•ad Proviiioim. Fork. lard. Gutter, and W —i NrfOu-mlcnl*. Paints Oils, Can Sphene, Bnrulna Fluid, Tl KI’ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ms WWEESEY * Aim. . TT«xr.rs 4TUW..J c-rv. I.r.„. nr ro» >•»»»»•<•»«...«» jm-aiiU. t'tHCf’Sm.ONLYjJI I’artir-iter al1v»«lt»n us'd to ( a»vej-«-, Office la Uoodycar'a bluck. ep -taii». I. A. HOLBROOK, J. 31. nVNXEl.T. JOUN ROBERTS, II. F. CHERRY, nromptse,, and MeHrt. R~idmer. John-tewa. harrycennty. Midi. Rlankakepi always nn *>•»<’- tk- Creek, Uiebixan J. M. NLV1XS, n~- DANIEL MTRIKEWi lOCNTT CLERK. N*M*y K. ■. COOK. iF.atRTER or DEEDS, sad H. N.BHKLDON, lOrXTT TREASURER. Office la the Coert J A HER A. rWEKKEYi venerable aspect, who hud recently takefl parish I • -L - exhibiting ‘-‘ ---Tbr iiiend-cant, without —.. part in their services uf tbu niter, ruse any sort uf siirpii-H- nt such rcrrplioii of •f a « ■ and nnoiincvd fur hts text the uft-qiiuted str rut beggar, slowly rtilvrwl tlie r««’ni. bin very seldom applied worda of the manifesting a painful weakness at every A p- •«! le. — Hep. Ou hi- vlitratie-c. Mr. Maywood ••Be not forgetful l<» entertain strangers, for tl>eiebv witnc have eutertainud augela with n displeased air gathered up his pa purs and leti the apartment. 'Itie cum- unaware*. Mr. Maywood felt hi- forehead flush paMiujialc lady unwisely placed th* hull • rojrcH man near thu fire, while she pre- painfully ; it appeared to him for the pati-d a le-wl ul liagrant coffee, winch’, urntiuml that the preaolter 'must hare with abundant tood she plnced faNure him. kiHoMi Ufa want of charity toward* siranBut uuiifilig tin- uLitipt departure of her gt-iit, and wfabed tu give him a public husband, Sir*. May wcud, with n clouded Ivrwni; but he w>un tutu from the tenor ! c’.’inteiMtKv, left the room, whfapcriuj* ot bit remark*. that his own guilty «m>to the Servant to remain until the atran aciviice bad *lwuc made lira application have i sU«.u!il nave. , in ,thia m» cs-c. ■I — -■> not the space, war | She Uieu ran hastily tip the richly munn-. the power to give a spnopsi* of thn ser- The menu-rial of the Omni her of Com­ merce in this city in relation to lake de­ fences has been laid before the ivglKature uccompsnied by a letter from Captain Ericsson. hi unk-r to show that vessel" like the Monitor ran p«*s through n ludr 25 feel broad and 200 fset long, the committee gitve the following letter from Captain : EricMon : fl I had a converaation thia morning at Willard’s with Cyrus W. Field. E*q., in which he mentioned uornc facta that I tbmk haw Wot been put before the pub­ lie in eu eundetiaed a form, at least nut lately. He asid.tbat on conversing with various grain merchant* in England, he found that they sent very few order* patent medicines (KEEBA?» w. r. rniiDLE, BOOB or r«o»*Ti. I ; ! ! 1 Lnd and the United States, fur ibis rea­ son. They ran telegraph to their tnerchants nt O-k-ssa tu purchase a cargo, “Sir : After a full consideration of the and by afternoon of the tame day can subject of your inquiry. 1 have le elate receive adviee* -«f the purchase, and thu* that an impregitahle iron ve*»el. two hun- be enable*! to offer the same for sal* on t«d aiMitcKM-, ano puti»-’i Letorc (he cn ; mon ; but that it. eumbmed with the ln- drud feel lung and twenty five feet wide, arrival, or that the purchase caanot be irau-.w oi a small Im-o ap>ry mid mrdicad | cident of the morning, effected a happy r, instructed vn the general plan of the made Mt the limit fixed and nd acrording. TEA. COFFER. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. library, «mi occupied auk-ly by her hu»- | revolution iu Hie mind of one i, Us li.*r ; -y|,mitor.’wil| have sufficient buoyancy to ly. But if ihey seek to make a similar I’UVNES. FIGS. RAl-INS.CtthFISH; buud.'wfa. was a pliysi.;i*ii and practical । era,—so much »«•, that on the return of n Mhut-pre*fireti turret carrying a 'operation at Chicago, they must, wait a cLubuak bbe opened the dm»f aud ’•ntar- I [>r. Mayw««>d lion, tberirtireft, be-repair con’nf iiH-h wlii,re, with a ball of month or five weeks for a reply, which cd th.- r.s.m. Mr. May wood was tittmg vd akoner t- the 6-mi of the mundicant. | tgHir hundred and fift v potm.1*. and ca­ |icrhs|H is that prices rule a fraction too st a small table with bi* head resting ' t<........ilR-r ... such mtuiitions attention* im *» inbe might atowi •tau-i |।----,wblf - iH'dratrevingmfy — •----*-------- • temtWa wrl that high for tl>e limit assigned V» the itgetit. on his bands, ap]uirently in very dv-p 1 iu need'uf. iH-^d of. But the young man aounied c,,oM i* pUt'mi tfa- lak.s. Wilbnat And all that time llutir capital lies unent- ' I to ire much refreshed by rest and win enal, ainotiilion and stores. such a vessel ployed. thought. Mr. Field speaks in the highest ill (••king Bxtncu, •"Ed w ard,'1 said the young wife, g«ntl) gaully tioua loud, and commenced gratefully will Ml|| draw draw six six feet fort alx six inches, inches, and and measure measure term* of the dtapoialion shoatr' in the touching Ins arm, ‘‘I fear I have displeased thanking the host for the kind attentions eighteen feet in highth from bottom of i matter by thu English government— v«m: bm the than looked •*» wretched I In- Imd received, which without doubt bud keel tn top ..f turret. Before gning into Walk. Car. oj the 4V. K. Cmumertiat. could n«»t bear to drive biin away.” and saved hia lifu. ■ action a certain quantity , of ballast. . in ------------- -------------------------------“I am not the beggar that I seem.” ; addition to coal, aiaunition and atohm, will fa r sweet voice trembled n» she added— A SisevLAK .Pkornacr.—The follow­ said he. “ I was shinwrccked «n Friday “You know I partake of the sacrament be put on board, in order te attain what ing circa instance, rays the RkhmAnd FENfi. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ night, in the Ocean Wave, on my return may be termed the lighting draft of eight today.” VELOPES, CARDS. *«., Ae. Whip, recently occurred at Pcirsarold, “Dear Mary,” replied the really fond fnmi India. M, name was, doubtless, and its truth is"vouched fcr by a truth husband, “I appreciate your motive*. I I Miiiuug the list of the fast—for I escaped worthy officer • J. ERICSSON. NOST POPULAR know it is pure gnodoeas of heart which from the wave* by a miricle. I Hltemp “A soldier of the Confederate army Wl leads you tb disobey me, but still I must us! Ui make my wav t» New York, where into a long and prnCnmd sleep from which iDxun uihiii my former rommnnds—thxf I have ample funds in hand now awaiting his comrade* vainly essayed to rmi*e him. ti.- b«ggnr shall l»e permitted to enter the my • rdcra ; t-iM I must have perished At last he woke up himself. He tlwm house. It is lor yj?ur safety that I do k. from riild ami hunger Imd it o»l iweu for above tugguMcd, will mil exceed <200, stated that he should die the next day at you and said your ym»r wile wife’s j»r»»vi0«U provijlcttl charity, charity. 000. w “J. E. * Ho* desply you might l>u impos’d upon ‘.you 4 o’clock, fur it waa s-i n-veaird t«» him in my irvquoiit al owners from home, I 11 waa rapulvd Irum every door as an iniIn his dream. He mW.in tin- last week shudder to think. The num whu Is be- ) puater. and C’Hild gel neither food nor ThkJapammb Embvut.—A letter to ■ ■f the uxoiih of April ««»utd lie Auight low may tic a tairglor in disguise and , rest. To be an exile front otm's native the Londnn Timet, dated Alexandria, the greatest and bloodieat Battlo «»f mud. ' ’ * ' • * • land ten y ears, and then, after escaping J already m y<«ur absence taking impraaMarch25th, naya: “The Japanese Am- ern limes, and that early in May peace •ions m wax of the ditHretit key h>4ea in from the" perils of tb<- ocean, to diu of hssadora >o England sailed from Alexan­ would break upon the land irmre swdd«n hunger in the streets of a Christian cilv. dria thia morning, in the Hitnalaya.— ly than the war had don* Hi the beginMy 'leisure. Your limited experience of City I folt wm truly a bitter fat*. They arrived from Gsiro last night hy n’ng. The first part of thia proplunia life ninkca it diflieullgfur to credit so much >name is Arthur Willet,” added the stran­ rail, a mode of travelling which aeema tn dream has lieeti renlizcd, for the w-ldier depravity. Il ’» no charity to give b« ger. । excite their warm approval. I am not dins! the next day al 4 o’dnrk P. M.— street beggars ; it only encourages vice. ( ••Why, that is my wife’* name; abc MA.ire whrlhrr Ja|Mneaa literature p* will Ire pleased at her agency in yuur re­ -.-aaea a TravVllcra* CaffipanbM <<• tea<4i dearest.” and .May 1 Let believers in dreams wait • It may l»e so." rrapondrd Mrs. May • covery*” them “what Vi nbiervr,” but it wmhl and see.” “(if what Blate is *bc a native 1" ask*-! w<kmJ, •but it seems wicked not tu re­ rtjrtsinly apfieni that they art upon the ROBERTS A STRIKER. lieve auflvrmg and waul, even if the per he, eagefly. ■ moat oHuprehciivive rat «if mile r«f the A Surat Yavrbe (ini.—We re’lata a »on has bclure*-d badly, and we km»w it.. kind that ever were laid down. Their trit* atrwy which U a gratifying instunc* Hssnxoa Maae* f. Bull promise y«m m»t to ask anolhw of siM i-rsafwl Yatikes- enterprise. Ay inwig . lieggnr into the h<»u»e.’’ ...----- ---------------- —- - --, won n <■ girl, larlonging to* respectable family tn rd the nu.m. surprised nt the lung absence ; arcnler rn«Mt pratit-al kindAt this moment the ’ servant knockedROBERTS A STRIKERreduced circum»tanrra. foir .years ago ’ i, -iL--------------------- — *1 the door, crying out that the b«-ggnr ..flier hu*l>nnd. learned p» operate newlng mat-bm.-«, and Arthur Willet tinted other with a l<»nk ( ..wdrr Shot, Le»4 ami Cara for -ale cheat, by um dying. • then went not from this city TJi Peru th ROBERTS A STRIKER. , “Come Edward, your *kill can save of-diirprlra, mnnnirting— “It cannot be. it cqunot be—I am delir- (and harbor dues. Everything, however, him, I know," raid she hastening from the taMish the bih*<nr*sln uUut mimtrv. Sha rxiMaaa's 0i» l/ixonw Doci fcraatn think , of whatever nature, fa minutely inquired has since enjoyed uniform tpmT* * room, “ ‘ »1 imrfNMW. for Mie by' Mrs. May w*»<»d gated with little law* ( Thu di<tor did »ot refuse thia appeal mi l lui« rrahred betwwu thr ‘ , U. bis proferaiotml vanity, for he imme astonishment. thousand dollar* a year, be; “ What painful myatcry is thhl ” cried, ( diutely followed her flying footalrpi* aa _ —, ---, ---- ... . ; iirnpr". n sbe dewcendsd to the basement. They Dr. Maywood excitedly. *ddrrs*ing his the p-a. of hia eompanirate Bef«me ; a rdd Sp-wli.rd win sure tin- mendiranl ly inu pale and mu-ni- wife who then became conxciotis of the leaving Cairo h" added sketches of th* IqoMthed tn her a fortuned Cirenit «7owrl*-—IROSr 1SC3. singularity of her conduct. muoum upon the rarpet, where he bad Egyptian locomotive arid railway rar- r al|(| <j„l|ar. ; 8nd thus plaow । TATE OF MICH HU ‘•Oh, m» myarery, onlv this stranger is rise* to his <<n|lect’mn. sad during the | cH^u-uhla Independent ci •litumd in bis wetiknera from Um chalt wbiwu Mrs. Maywood had loft him (bn vrrt imss* m my I«*t brother Ar­ jmrrnay down ha contrived quietly to Sbs now • ritm. tu nrav her thur.” ’ And Mt*. May wood, oven-.une ■take n nUenrra ofOmsul Sounder*, while emigrate to Peru an I shir seated. -C r • • '• -lie I* n hamUumc fellow." muttered with vmotinn, turned and was leaving the the Uttar wm engaged in converaatmn fiirtunr. , ro*»m. with the AinU'aaadnra Io the opposite ••Slay one moment,” fileadcd the straticorner of the crunpartment. urr drawing « small mourning ting from GROCERIES! DANIEL COOK, Sit Rouehts & Strikes, -1 cash P B . t.j.l’iui___ ■.—i.. Inuu a brood white forehead ; a i... bfa cL*ed, She sbrfaked abuid.-Morriftd heaven- ! ■ arandwm Mr*. Harvey, the wife •‘f G>v. Har­ i iw»vey. waa m the State Capitol. Madrom. when thedfapeteh w» rereived one •Hi* **. Arthur Willet.and y*or lung I ' - 1 �,/ WAR N ■•ndwr, Maj ed*Mfay ER’S parilla iso ns iLoeo. OF TUX fi Fortress Monroe, May 1^ Havixp IK THIS, cuosax tott ■naan.—AhvtHe Yorktown is oqrs. pack Th* enemy ed his duds and commenced bfa “onward pro­ The enemy left a small morning'. portion of hie cannon spiked," £ large part of hts tents* and soms'^mmlseary stores, which is of small ’socount "to'us. although of importance to the rebels.— We have, ho»e*er, gained a great ad van­ tage by the pneeeesitw of Yorktown. In driving the rebels out of fortifies tions as strong as those, gives us the ad vantage of a prestige which will eaepurage our Generals and our troops to pneb forward, white it most ts«d to dishearten But let it be remembered the rebels. that onfy such victories would prolong McClellan promises to “pe» the enemy rebels will stand probably m»kr_lheir next at Chiokabominy Creek, toward Richmond.. which latter place ia already pun io stricken. . Of Oarselves. WW» this issue commences the seventh Fur nearly five volume of the Banner. year it has been under the management nod control of its present publisher.— With what degree ef success it has been conducted through these five years, we leave its enustant readers to judge. We will admit, however, at the outset, we j have not been fully satisfied with our own accomplishments months. for the past seven The adversity of war times and the conseqnent depression in. busi­ ness have weighed heavily upon us, and difficulties innumerable have had to bo met and overcome with the determina­ Fortunately tion of a strong purpose. we have Lean favored with health, or the hostilities for^wo bwra^uttAI*our*-dead., who were lying in frost of their . front, could be buried, and signed “Paul L. Semmes, Brigadier-General.” An an ewer waa sent a*. 230. P. M “To the entire loss.— tu take the place of those which had pre viousty proved unremunerating. Add to three the loss of tbe moat of the Qr cuit Court Commissioner advertising, the receipts from which source dwindled in one year from a hundred dollars to s«x dollars, and the greaj demands for early exciting news diverting many dollars good order. Michigan boys, as they are now to Le seen on board the strainer Honduras, which has just brought them from the fa­ tal field. Eleven or twelve ere lying side by side, silent in death, whe were yestenlay in tbe enjoyment of full and vigorous life. . One noble Lieutenant, a fine looking vouug man, waa just breathing hia last, liaving received a terrible wound through his bowels. .Two of his eompeniwns । were kneeling by his side wiping the dew weeklies ; rendered retrenchment nr subfrom his fair and lofty brow. I could , pcsion imperative. We chose the former; «wdv say G*d Ll»«« m>«. brave ; f-.r which our numerous readers have and pity thr derotale home in far <>ff Michigan. Tbe dead will be taken to substantially thanked os by their increas ed patronage. We lopped off four col­ Beaufort for interment (a most beautifol place until war had daoolated it) and umns emptied of advertisements, and the aoiindrd will be received and well reduced our office force to «»ns uninitiated cared for in uur excellent and commodious boy. Since business began to improve, hospital. I have becr>me acquainted with some of we believe tbe Banner has improved also. the gallant Eighth, of Michigan. They We have completed our arrangements are noble frIl<>wa. and well worthy wf for tbe season, by which we propuse to the great old State they ro gallantly rep­ give more reading matter than any other resent paper <>f the like dimensions in tbe State. from weekly local, to city dailies and tri­ We believe that in the past we have Maxtixo a diverts into Mber channels, that which of find here, open Secession sympathisers. But, 1 am sorry tn say. I have heard of their just dues. mure open avowed sympathy with the In commencing a new volume we ten­ rebels, more bold traitorous talk, in the der no pledges of our fbtare course, other three days that I have been fa Detroit, than 1 have beard in all the Northern than ars guarantied by the record of the towns and cities I have visited, all put past. If you like our craft, which ia just together.” launched on its asvatAh season excursion, We replied, “That does not surprise slavery --- p„ Ne* Fortresa Mmtrvrn. May !. ’ OHT° F‘ "• »**«*■• 8*re«sry eT War T"' w“ '*‘I “"re-I Capt. W arden. ./tbe Navy, with dis­ **»lc*s from tbe fleet from Gen. Burn-idr. haw juat ar ““ f""“ -------------- - •- ! ri»*d hsie, and reports that Fort Maron “The body. of Governor Harvey of missing, 1,802, Cnttendeo’s, killed, 80; wounds,410; Wisconsin, recently drowned at 8a- vannab, has been found forty mile* below on .Cha bank uf the river. “Tbe weather is clear and pleasant, and there are co->d prospects for im­ extension, Nelson’s, killed, 93; wounded, 612; missing. 10. McCook's, killedJM; wounded. 806; mis-ing, |1. provement fa tbs roads. The river is fall Total. killed, 1 735; wounded. 7.8*2 ; ing fast. “Gen. T W. Sherman, of-Port Royal, missing, 3 956. Total, killed, wounded and miaemg. ha* arrived and taken <x>tnman4 «»f a brigade.” 13,763. Ab--ut 300 wounded have since died. Wilmington. April 29. Our burial parties report Iwtwrvn Fort Macon surrendered Friday 25ih. 2.500 and 3.000 rebels found dead on th* after a bombardment of ten and a half field. hours. Retteries were planted behind heavy wind hanks. The breaching battery Th. following report pel received waa 1100 fret distant, and mortars 1400 ♦ ■ Fortretew Monroe. says; “Yorktown w»« r«aenat»d laat night. “They left a large amount of camp sidearms. Seven men killed rod IB ' I equips?* and guns, which they could not wounded. destroy, for fear •»! Iw-ing «*en." Fortress Monroe. Ma» 1 • w,,wourov, .’>»y I | ‘ — General Wind telegraphs Secretary j Stanton that five mgroea-had arrived InManofield’a division, and report the tall am muof Fort Maron. nitiisi, timp eq-iipage. dtc. Beaiircg.-trd has evacuated Corinth, and “We hold the entire rebel works, fallen back on Memphis. which u»tr engineer* report very strong. Il is reported that Gun. Tatnall and •‘•1 — have thrown all my . —------- । ........ ■■■•in anil cavalry and the principal officer* of the Mernmar . b«>rae artillery in pursuit, and supported have resigned. She lira «.ff the Manne by infantry. Hospital at Cransy Island. fast tn a “I move Fmnklin’a Division, and a« buoy. She uow mounts twelve guns. much more aa I cw> transport by water, to West Point to-day. Washington, May 1 “On y reterdx!. the enemy having cut our wires, attacked, during the night, one I of our brigades. I made it my duty to 1 I “No, sir,’’ was the prompt response, “I regret to sav that every man who has tbe impression that onr advance would । talked aa I have described is a professed be by the railroad. This accomplished, just pay your fare and jump aboard ; tbe Dacnacrat—men with whom I have al­ the entire force wa* thrown across tbe last bell ia ringing—«nd tbe boat ia off. j ways acted, and from whutn I expected country about a mile, and pit on th* n>ad very different conduct—1 regret that it is leading from Steremoon to Bridgeport— The middle C”!umn now advanced at n so, but such ia the fact.” or Gen. Halleck is pushing forward Thia conversation was had with a grn rapid pace. Onr scouts attacked thiws Els columns. Hia headquarters wore, on lletnan, nuw, as heretofore, politically of ths enemy and forced them from tb* Saturday, removed twelve miles towards oppoood to ns, and who is well known as BFidgeport road. Ws thus succeeded in the (runt. The enemy continue to re­ an able lawyer of Chicago.—Detroit tn making a complete surprise, immedi Tr+eeete. atelv forming our Hao ef battle oti tb© treat, skirmishing as they go. A part of ereat of a wooded hill, withts five hundred General Pope’s division has taken pos­ yards of the works constructed to defend Gexxhal Swel.—Thia glorious hero session of Farmington, and secured mart tbe bridge. At our first fire the rebels recently received an intimation that some broke and run. They attempted to blow of the railroad. of his countrymen were desirous of eon up tbe main bridge but failwf; then «tributing towards a toatbponial for hia benefit. Hia reply TM ODe that could। tempted to blow up ths further extremi­ ty, but the vnlunUMin ai my call pushed only emanate from a man impelled by the Robleat impulses that ever glowed in. on the fire and part wvvd the bridge.— - From the Island to tbe main sboag «« the human breast. He said that if hte could not sere it. it is ofanudl owansM. political corruption, ignorance, intemper- snee, and other moral and political vices; bv a <*•* »nd b*11 » ba< wfacb the inner rod uf ibe inter boot fowsros you, . j.—....... .. bark, fifrty1 bo* ing you in. Upon ; Irttint- th* pie gw, a spring in his legs “brought him up standing” again, ready £ for th* romer. Tb*« fefthtal feHow per. | formed thr aniialJe At hia master for • many years, wilbwul any reward, eave > now and then a cost—of paint; but fi­ nally died of a rheumatic back, c»ntracte<l < in hia miMter'a service. S5J7 Tag (km «» Fmkbd<>m.—h appears that there are, near,v four millions of negro alavra in tbe United Slates. The , exact number in I860, waa 3.997.535. Supposing that the prevent war will ohI 1 Plulwlelphia. May 5. went up in a balloon and found it waa the enemy’» storehouse at Yorktown wharf. “At daylight they reported tbe forts €ommiw«iw *rcr'a rrtu ^“F aee fourth ain paid an immense sum for emsneipa "on ; and we shall ha»e paid an equally, A Cha enormous sum. bsside» sacrificing many valuable human lives. But will the <»ot toy actually u Itinnate fa aaimilar result! There’s the question !—AT. K J/irrcvy. impeovem -will to tbe ch presents Tux Bosom Stays Mkx ahd C.bw* CATtoX.—Andrew Johnaim. Emers u . Ethendge. and Horace Maynard, who have sera the b trrors ot ss'cemiim and | •*-” cvUlw. «a4 a «itU «H: the field. was dicta .to us no village B publiabe Du y ou cation hill." The Kentucky tnwi. *4 were debauched by the neutrality do ing them in in part, w more in re!>elflon In T’-anevsea. declare that wmw • kind ofronfiveatian act Ml absolutely netvsaary. Mr. Maynard’s testimony is *x<vrding valuable. He ia C>r a c«aifi measure agaitmt the rebel a, except H have still haps it is a pity that th.- great lame of, se.-tii.na! ronimtinn ronld n« have hr»n disposed .»f fa this manner. Great Brit­ Rucu figf> & Svaia Tenmmaee men goods fa nn* in this city say that the prugre** • the war will convince the m<»at skeptic*! that wane kind <>fc«»nfiscalc<iu ia neoraaarv doors ea Rvx slreett w and nar 8aqixaw Salt.—The schooneni Hlar Boys sh light and Quickstep arrtrad at thia port unlay fr»un Saginaw, with about 4.500, barrtia of Saginaw Sall. It was consign ’ princip should ed to H. McChesney. who is eom 1 missioned to sell it. The qealftv is said tu he superior to any thing uf the kmd Paou Inst, H ever offrrered in thia m arket. and it is put up in better package* than the Byre-! cuseoalt We have no doubt but at larg ■Comm Uw an important branch of the commerce this city. — Chicago Tribune. 24tA. Brsn factory ing wo — Several ■»lC«*ni. Worden’s frievwte in _ The ne Maks may he obliged «•• retire from s*4iv* ter cbiner fur tlw purrhaar of a farm and bitumtro fur bun. Ba backw no day jsary t Wf the lawo of I*tah »«n that Mil.jrct. that t Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, another rcMIion on quarter. our hands in in thi ■ eaan that Ex ~ Diaacroa <17 TMK 8tcu* —General Fill John Porter is officially proclaim - stale stone nixed. Ax Ibhx-Clad S-LDiaa.—It is Mid that in the fight l»efi>re Yorktown on the 25!L a yoldiei wearing an armor veal waa hit three times tn the hreart. the halls glancing off without doing him any dam- b»r«n4 by Dr. X C. ATM *» CO., Uresll, Kass. Y Uiw Yor Tbe in t Governor Campbell, lion. William B Stokes and William II. Polk, hate been fa consultation with Governor Johowai, on important maltriw A great Union meeting is to take place there very shortly. . Herrirk’i -k-j Mr TBOttAN HOWE Cwlr. ■■ -=a mt*.. Tfo t-ve« Family CA - ths kilt and aM fiel Tho he a m «t fio *«-T«rr’*mded by a semi-circle. *T«w ewrthw«»rkR were all oawtructod we bare D have into -first patt Pou Arrausix Naahvillm.—Advicta from Nashville state «hst Ballr Pry t«m eg- remaining were spiked and disnmu'ntod. : By the vide «»f the river battery wove ' large piles ./ anumitom, powder, l»a||» and dwlls. ■ Eighty gnns were in Yorktown, woito other day To (and it CMHiot coal n dollar l**>) we shall have expended »n*>ugh to porrtia* ■ the freedom of ever* slave m th* Union •t the avenwr price rd 3300 each. Per empty. “At 7 A. M. we oOTipird Yorktown without a gun being fired. could icas ton every fa iik.in tHXntiuti. twelve hundred tnillinns <«f dollars before we get ib*->aigh with it. No lime shall he lost. “Gunboats have gene up Y'ork River. "Glourester ia alro in our poaaewiion. “I shall put tb* rnvmv to th* wall. Figasd, G. B. McCLELLX.X. The Zagwtrrr tum a special dispntch head in pemm the expedition against from Furtres* Monrov, giving the fiillow. Bridgeport. I started by train of cars in I ing particulars fa regard to the evacuation the ruurning. followed by two companies 1 I of Yorktown : “One Mile beyond Yurktown^Sunday uf cavalry. I found that our pickets had' engaged the enemy’s pickets four miles I 10 o.diwk A. M.—AH day yesterday the from Bridgeport, and after a sharp en­ 1 rebels kept up a hot fire uh General N«»one was hurt— : gagement, in which we lost on* man kill­ Purter’s division. ed. drove them scroas a stream, tbe rail­ Our parrott gnn al Farnbolt Court House road bridge of which I had previously !»cv«aionally answered them. “About three w’d«<ek this ninming a burned, With four regiments uf infant ty, two pieces of artlller}, dragged by building at Yorktown was fired, and band, and two companies of cavalry at Prof. Lowe and General Heintxelman Bridgeport, we advanced to the burnt bridge, and opened fire on lbs enemy’s pickets, on ths other side, tby» producing and are not averse to battling with us the billows of treason, !^UfU sttadcedT^ nected Tk.^**** The following has been received at the voaMia resident of Detroit. 1 War Department; shown our willingness to give uur readers a Democrat, too, who was on a profet“Why, as good a paper as tbe patronage given shoql visit here, he remarked. sir, 1 am aatonisbad to find so much sy mus would permit. We ask not to be palhy with the rebels in this old city . Il made rich; but we desire to be able to makes me feel bad. 1 live in a much make a g'xxi paper; and trust our read larger city than Detroit, where party era will hold every man responsible, who feelings and di viaions are as distioel as in right belongs to ua, for defrauding them h J apprebeM^ X7X: scribes the skirmish in which tbe Mich.Slh savages, under command of Colonels Cof­ 257; missing, 5. rounded, Hurlburt's, killed. 313; fey and Stamwrigkt, at Neosho. M«., by were engaged. lie says ; “The stacking 5>nrty consisted of a I 150 of the 1st Missouri volunteers.— 1,449; missing, 223. Sherman’s, killed. 437; wounded. Georgia Regiment, 1’000 strong, armed Sixty-two prisoners were taken, with with the Enfield rifle, thus having great seventy horses and a largo quantity of 1,402 ; mi ■sing, 486 Prentiss', killed, 196; wounded, 562; advantage over our men, who were artn- arms. No new paying advertisements came iu, . Ate noon. stating that the badies of <»ur men would be received al tbe middle of ’he dam or । meet the enemv. ' ' . ’ I was token alter eleven noun- o’.....™— A .lamer j.i.l .rrivmi from Piiubur. m'”!F"“' PT"’?, stream, by command of the General rrpon. . Kr....« .Urmi.l, Ul.ra ihl) “*»• O,L l”'’ '/ commanding forces opposite. rf ’ waofib. 5oooMo o.' -nrmm.il-.l .1 For. V"™A reply was received, dated 4 P, M., tliAt the preposition to send tbe bedt*» •Ma lanr-Ud. „f ,abate,’. Tba I™ .«• <mr aM. wa... Ullad and '“T"’"1’ , , woo, „o„ c„ to the middle of the dam ia accepted, and fn>m G.riatb. Th„ F-Irr.l. ».ra .«> boatillties will be suspended for two lortou., Nn n>aod..o mada of lha , losses on either sidv. Tbe Federate took I Huntsville. Ala.. May 1. hour* from receipt of the reply. Tbe nffieer who brought in the flag uf 29 prisoners. Cannonading Still beard To Uss. E. M. Bunton, Rscretsry of v u. f i truce and those engaged in turning over whea tbe steamer left. Early yesterday morning niv troops crossed from the Island to the main land, 'tto bodies, aay they lost about a hundred Louisville, April 30. । and raptured two 6 pounder cannon and fgfg, including <ms Colonel of a North Steamer Telegraph No. 8 left for Pitta Carolina regiment. They thought our their ammunition. The inhabitants re­ whole artny was making, an attempt to burg, Tennessee, with surgeons, hospital port the enemy to have retreated in great force their way Into their lines. *1 bey give •tores, sad nuress, under the direrttoffof confiirioa. Sigssd, 0. M. MITCHELL MsJ. G«u. uagreat credit for the skill of our sbarp- Dr. W. 8. Chipley, to bring hack the wtooters, and say that whenever a head Kentucky wsueded, <>r await the* reanlt Piltelnjrgh Landing. May 2. • is shown from the ege of the woods, pop of tbe next battle, if aecessary. A general order *i<J Issued testerday goes a ball, and a man ia killed. They Harrlsonburg.^’a., April 28 transfering Major Gen. Thomas* Division have a perfect dread of our sharpaheot Through secession channels it Is learn­ from the arm v of Ohio tu the army uf ere, which accounts for the the faM“of ed that tbs Governor of N.vth (terolma I Tro"-’^.?'ami ’(^'"rh’..n»'tokes'’'c«.ml their pickets having been driven into their was arrested aa imprisoned .m Brehamod „f ,t,„ nrm> muferGrant, trenches nearly all along the wh»le line. 2 - eelto-ago, OU account of bi* Uafoo sun- „f th* divisions „f McHeroand and They were perfectly astonished to see . , . . . , . i Wallace are !•• i*»h*!itute reaeive. under tint a few handfulls of men almnld at­ tempt to take their works, and say that had rsm<»ved hia wagwn traina >pfk twine ,ajn cu.mmid ..f hm District, mrlulllng we showed more gallantry than they an* iudicwtMig his the Hrniy r»r|M of T/Mimwee. hut in th* tidpated. intention to retire still fartf Several of tbe rebel shell fired at Lee’s or else entertaining a dread ronunand, under th* Major General «-mMills did not explode, a* tbe fuse waa nn him by our forces. mandlng. not properly arranged. On examination New York. April 30. ' Cincinnati. M»y 2. they were pronounced by one of our artil­ lery officers to be of tbe old pattern left iu the Norfolk Navy Yard. Tbe powder- j ton, 29th, says : "Tb* War Department 1 pondenta with the army of Gen. Halleck, found in them was found-to be of superior has Issued an order for supoli** of arms the following-official figures of our loss quality to those wn used at the same and clothing for the loyal black* to be at the battle ot Pittsburgh Landing : enrolled in Feo. Huntor’s division.” McClemand'a Division, killed 251 , time. Query, where do they get it? Pittsburg, Tenn.. May 1 Wounded 1.351 ; mianing 236. ,W. H. L Wallace’s, killed. 228 ; Gen. Halleck telegraphs t<» H«>n E. M. The Port Royal Correspondent of the Stanton that “oUcisI .information has b**n wounded. 1,033; missing. 1.163. Lew. Wallaoe’s. killed, 43; w.maded, Cleveland fftraM, writing April 18th, de­ received nf the defeat and route of 600 Banner would have been numbered with 1 ed only with the musket. Before our the things of the past men could get at the enemy they succeed­ At the breaking out of the rebellion, ed in killing a doxan of our men and By a gallant charge of we had charged on our books, a consider­ wounding many. the bay unct the enemy waa at last re able sum for foreign advertising, tbe oodpulsed. All the dead and wounded were tracts for which had not nearly expired. bnmgbtoff the field and <>ur force retired m Mast ol tliat sum was an A flag AT truce from Craney Island thte M- brought down an English nwblw* ”»»•» »nd several newspapers giving tbe !*rt,cofera the capture of Fort Mar-■■ additional particalarsofthe fall The special Cai ro> r- • ——_________ ‘•ut Momtee nfafa direction of Fort Wright, there te*n no arrival from the flrot «|Bce M. n ; |»^ABD W>aATOM, PteteM killed aad wotmfctf M «u is ex have aerth of i ThereUl �-oJikuws ' pasting* • Price Currnrt. I LIVER REGULATOR mrhigau CeatrBl Rniirwasl. n and after Monday. Nov. 4th IW1. Pmmkger Train* on the Michi(»n Central Rail­ road will le.ro Battle Creek as follows ■ .' O NEWS Ob • heart, that ache wiU1 MrMt Oh! Cteetereaiy bluken•WbstesrrA.’y b.nden. bring relief, “ Wbre Zreto saMtu rates bath spekrn » ooutroled aud Oh! bright hopes quewchad I Oh 1 abort rasn l^v.ys^Bi , tele mtB _ My Countrr, you've owe Imo brave son, To guard the deer old bauner. Life's Autumn leaves were sere aad brown, Its sheaves were tlun and hoary : Thrice bleat to lay earth’s burdens down, And rest, for aye, in glory. LIVER REGULATOR SPECIAL NOTICES kidney*, reaeoeiog every ebat ruction, restores a natural and healthy action in the vital argans.— .It Isa superior . • : • FAMILY MEDICINE, i.irs BnTBu. tn our Lirr or ljettkri, streets wn run ever on Saturday evening serious injury.— Ramaiuing io tbe P.iatUifiuu nt H o cgar Barrj Gmtujr, Maj 1. 1862. Boys should be taught to keepjiul of our ArmHroiig Mias R Mpiofeqsr Tu»maa principal street, _ or else fast drtvhifJ <***“' Prouibjtkd.— Ob and after the 10th Inst, Hogs are prohibited at large in our streets, by from running order of the ■Common Council. Bcstmem.—We le-'im that a woolen factory is about being added to the card­ ing works of W. Marble of this village. The new firm sails under the title of Makble A Van Bbcmt, and their ma­ tn efibrdiwe minediate raiwt- Il is s thorough r Lal—.. •• chinery will eoon he in operation. Willishliburgh. L f..-wrttte: '“AuaMstk 1M&4Having been iroubled.w.tbdificalty iu the Liver and lubilioQ* attacks, I was a^ru^d, by a friend, iiXiiuNirss Over 'regulator. in this county was never, at the same hot flan mi I. .This Ointment has been hr fore the publi/over 20 yrars.and exm • now. ExFLANATjoff.—In another article we state tbe amount rtetived from Commis siuner's advertising, during tbe last at six dollars. year During the earlier part stands incr> rising demand hss esta -lisbrii its repntati -o ns a superior Linim«-in it. all iwses where m soothing and rel-ixuiL remedy is required, particularly in Rlieu mutism. N« urnlgi:i infbmation of the Bowels and Kidneyu,. Spiiinl nff-cdon*. Sure Eyes, Burns. Piles, Wounds and Doubttdi..—The Tribune saya: wWe intn other bands, and will appear on the -first of May as a •democratic’’ organ patterned after the Albarn/ Aayiw.’— Doubtful—very. When oar children ere out of sorts, ws give tbsa a few drops, end it Mt* them.all ngftt. I find it meets the rvueral wants ol ths stomach and bow­ els w hen dltei dered." .SPRING- & 'SUMMER C. WE ARE with imW ol N U W tbe ON BEST Asuortmenta BXowvaeV BXxXt'ra Wo have ovary kind of goods, such as lit. 'R.ctocxVt are. Wks, vkc\x’w.aw,\ 8o\uec BM/JS & S3I©IE£'1 Ydv. ■RoXsatV* ftXo«<o.c\v BXXXc,v% GROCERIES SX.ow.ixe.\x "BX.XXc.vb <Xrxv>e, axxyav^ n\.e\.a.wc\\.o\,^ avtA wxa\^e 'Lx^ «<\x\o^a.\Ae, 'B.oXjaekk SXOWVCacXx BXXXCVM clvrXW StAdLwrk '¥r\xvA,\>\^ \xrvA'-exxX\.xx« YJxav Axxtx, UkyicxxXevx^, "BAx^xxwxoAx%vft., «Xe. H Three .Fit tyre are put up in quart bottles, of which the above Ur a fao-simUe. 1’he label ia finely engraved, and Specially Motified and Solicited, ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS, To a>sct bis If sir York Indsbtednuu. Jwlltfi H. a. GOODYEAR. is provided xvith a tafe-guard. from oohnterffiters. <Priae 91 per bottle, or ala for (?. W\ Jfbbaok, (Proprietor, Jlo. 6 East Fburth Bt., Cfrurfnhati, to whon\ all orders should be addressed._ DRY GOODS! FOR SALE BY Roberts A Striker. Hastings, Eli Xkhob,OrangeviUs Mills. T. A. De IteimW. MidrilsvUle, RSfi. Swift, Prairieville, and by Dratfsto and Meri ohsLisgenreaily ihroagbewtthrSnntty. '■ ■ GROCERY, SALOON, and Stacks of and Prices to suit orders, from 30 cents la fei.O®, with good Oases. ' Old nirturus of Deceased frtenda copied as good “.•isrik at any lime and aarwhere, in tbe ConaUting in part of Sult and Witter Lime, Snap. Bahratas, Cnwia, Ptpprir ani Ever shewn in this Market, which we are,prepared tu sell at a email advance from county, to take Likeoeaeos of ths Stek or Deed, °f Pub'P 0T rrivale The subscriber Is now'prepared to sell FArfHT GHOCERTES As low as the lowest, Fee pay oely. Clolhi stasra, two doers' west of tbe Rao-' tiupHuoeo J. W. MAYNARD- I Hastings, Nov. 1M1. Or Cold Lusch if darired OB COFFEE, CHICKENS, PJCKLED TONGUE, SABDINES. Ari. Al «o, loo Craon and TrimonaAo BourJ wlu ba furnishk-d. by by tL<; waek.. ' ’«•* uf THESE BARD TIMM ws era ssllisf OUR GOODS ALL KINDS OF joBPRnrmG, Kere4at <11 and Laan»t Evrr ..ffrrod i» Rm*»* Creek nH of wtweh will be sold ■» prices UBl‘ iwtMwt fait to suit pocehaaers, ParticularjUtenthm paid t<» filling nr- Bseeutad a« abort natter rod tbe boatmmt, st thuoCtv Osr Jobbing fselllUM an toabotf In For Sale! sr»,3i-8A.’r^^’is Gaik or ready Wum Meal, at AM Hoars! TEA NEW YORK COSTS. 4!*o, to* LsrgMt «toci of reinforced. arc XW \ioov vc\a.rCt» '¥A«,xvd. %a.\>e, Xke, \xoov vaaxv "DocXot'u 'BWU, LL PERSUNS kunwine tbe<n*e!ve* to br in­ debted to tbe mibacribcr, oo put du. AC- A rod XOTW, w. DRY GOODS’’ COVXT8 l to the above stock of Droceriss. he । ftji and aoenplete aaaortetratof an at Yorktown nn Wedttoaday. Ap­ pearances indieate that the enemy ia iwinr at Hoff to Save Money! Drugs, Painta, Oil*, Burning Fhi’14, and Camphene. found. SXowuacXx Which wo offer MOTT, ‘ Now Orleans. Muscovado, Coffee. • -Crushed. Powdered and Granulated 8u[y Tbe rebels at Memphis have held1 gnra. a meeting and determined tn burn the1 Mulaaaea and Syrups, citv on tbe first approach ufCom. Foote’s Grenn and Black Teas. Rio, CovIon, and Java Coflfe. flotilla. Stone. <Vi«odcn. and Willow W Qgara. Tdhacoo. and Snuff, A» Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. elm.«t a state -<tsrv^!i«WT exists. BuUhfts tjtKried at tl 49 per Idr YkoWc.Vfe NOTICE ! of Groce ries! ! Spice. Wva,VX^ ’VovkXe. HARD-WARE | HAND LARGEST and herq of Mill Springs. । •VVccftc. "BXXXeA-» AND reviving from New York Boatuu, bi* fall stock of - w a\YX\\- arc. eoicxv^oacA yo.y«. axxA V.oxx>t?ixx\ vooX%‘ toxxA \xcjAja, xxAx'xcXx xxxakt XXxaxxx Ifrd N^uiuSl.Nrw York. TkKOAT AMO t.CHW.— At thi. .....I. of the y mf when cotighw and Oolds nntr<iublc~>Mir BMrp family should have ■ Mtr and certain remedy on bond Ban sum's Rhe Syrup Tolu is ih* very thing; It is not only plesannt for children r>>tnkr. hut Is a certain cure fur Croup, Whoop ing Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs an<> all nfleeti>*nv the Throat and Lungs Suld >»v all Druggists. Price 25 cla. (>•»»« months ] ISAAC MJT Geh. Grant, though still in the. held, will hereafter serve under General Thomas, who will be remembered as tbe: Reaucs, if you cred either or both of three mast excellent Retardirs.lnquttrfcr then.uttoowros. if y..u «J<> not Und them, laketto etiMtr, bdl Inclose Uns toiler tu • letter, and on receipt.cl the men oy, Us Remedy or HuMdrcs will fe sent aepording teyed» di.eetKiBS, by mail n tvptsri. fiwiraiT r*°’ DAPCL 8. pXRWto, Sold by all rfriiggnits. la now a\\. Axicaaca \xw xxcAxxvt, FAMILY MEDICINE, Bruises. have a report that the World has passed UVAE JUST RECEIVED I did so and fowd it to operate adairaNy, ramor ing tbe bile end srousing the lirtf Co activity. I have also used. Hte a . G-OOX5S. formidable ■•«>(! dahgen'iw diseases Trask’Magvielic Ointment is sn unlhinng re-itudy.if used m season. Apply trei-h lheTliruat and Chu-t mid • over -rith . Pilicua Fever, Fever and J2gue, Liver Complaint, (^Dyspepsia, Indigestio?!, • Jav.ndice, Kidney Complainte, Dwrilng's LHeBJlteva, anry tu comfort h£Aw»rs. season uftheyear, more promising than W *Stl wsseen’rWpcwt*/. I KveLwi iio sM.sk sieve." D. Wraterroh, Hsh.yof*8onib Bft, nter ith St., W heston Das id Williams TC While Fred F W heeler Ne>-*-u Backward.—This bas been a'very ... Pnraons railing fur any «4 the alnur letter*. Will pIS.-C •i»R'k>rliw ,l backward spring thus far. We have had R. J. Ghain, P. M. no day, as yet, in which fire was not neces that the prospect for a fine crop nf wheat Crime and See !! Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: “Fobrusty tt. |M- In Msy Isstl hM. *eytevausskofPilea which conlteed me to too boose. I took we bob Ue of . . ’ Bn.wn" Wiltihm „ .\kuujL Jim.. \ M . Bonnett Mra Sumo Patch "AT' ’ f B«arda!«r J..hu R<>Lium>n Ja ..r/ Durkae Miss Aliuira Rnuaell M Darling J.’. M Btnitli PtriavAs Durkee Asa B btuart Miss Hannah Dolor James b Taylor Jam.- M Eastman H [1 Thompson J • ha Fuller. Frank m .Mother Francisco Bt-nj. L Wupd I P GilleU Mr. L P Wood Harmon D Haner Henry W W«a>d Elliett 2 Lane Bridget Ludlow Mrs Marv Mellon F ' INOVBUKEOFTBArt; 'Xx? XXxe 'BAvosl* a'k»XrxeX.% j ‘Wcat SbutkAkgxc ; kda, 5OY a ivewa, keetv mt\\ wcciVcA artkk ■ 0fco«vok.c\\. ■ft'Ak.cva, wkkeXy, Xaktift. xxx. \xvy <\xxcx'ix\x<xcA, Okxxdi oX. ^vxc \k.’ro\ve'f \.'xwxe, cxve a *xnt€ \tY«A>etx.Xxv>€ ©5 Darling’s Liver Regulaor. and narrowly escaped should be prohibited therein. 3D3TY DDHreiBWa©] Mra C. Tebow. 11 Chrtate^ber Street. X. T., writes: “Fsb W>. UCO.-I have been subject to attacks uf Asihoa the last twenty years. 4-tara never found anything equal tb ery.—Natknl/t Union, '^lh. boy tun aXX DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS March t, ifcs. ' ‘ r’ Dr. C. W. Bosses,-IhMr Sir . -For tbe benefit Is a superior .tonic and dlurvtie; excellent In of sufferine humanity, permit me to ur tliat 1 cases dHi-as of ap]>etlu , flatulency, female weakh“Ur *«**«•’Blood- PaHfier urea, irregularities, tM<n in the Mt and boteele. hav« still nn hand, an excellent atyle nf and Uloud Pd|« a sure curs Ivy Iodise.lion and Wind, protruding and biowdiug pilsa, snd general Uvw Cooinlusl. I have sufieroi tram toe | ***VMM*MI ■’ ’ ■ . . ■■1’Xi » Commiasinner’s Warranto, -and Overabove mretionyd diteSSes (or live years, and hare RBADTBE FOLLOWING IOKT. tried a great tunny physicians, but all to np pnri Look up! adore life chastening Band 1 p-s. I wssUviMd Cyi friend to try y Jur Wood I JdM;*L. SKimley, For, if yr blue* the Uirer, New Yo«k. writes, i The broken links ot the household band. been alfiicted with p flee and purebMvd'dne bottle uf toe Purifier sod I.... ik. i.’.,' it— Bhall be clasped beyond the ••River." one bos of toriPeIls u. eMO)tuence with, aud blc.a • DARLING'S the day f found vour valuable medicines, for I 1 Paaar. M. Y.. April it, IM2. smei.pring good health at prraeut. and feel con- I LIT EK KtGDLATOR Meat the cure is peruiatntut. Let others buy ^^Whlrt lhe»’r.F,.,aM‘ *" fcr ®* <iT* me 1*A«1C IN R1CHJTOXD.— Front gentle improvemento, but we trust our reodertBlood Purifier anJ PHIe for all chronic diseases, tnnn who has just’ uime through from. which arise from impure blood or derangempnt., will agree with us in awarding that merit Richmond, wp Itutrn that a tearful sUt* uf ths digeolive orna. I lake no ether medteiee | to the change of bead which our paper <>f affair* prevails in the Rebel Cnuital— and bur* not for tbe last eighteen months Meet erely. T. V. DVBOIB. preeenta thio week. The change of name There is • arret ecsrv.ty vfthe m-.-^wnre See Advartiseraent. of lite. Provisions are at famine prices, in part, which is made in the new Lead, 'LA TOR and many of the poor are in a starving DARLOWS LIVER Prize Peeiry. was dictated in part by convenience, blit conditio^ The wealthier relate .efilM* Lot Chivfleina boast of deeds of war. more in justice to our locality. It seems generally o> extend.them nniiimrv ehari And Minstrel* tare tfaetmwert ruitar, to ua no more than just that our pleasant ties, and cares of dreadful suffr/mg and A nobler tbeiue ray teurt it SIU— In praise uf H satlot's tnatcblesa Pills. village abould have, at leaat one paper destitution are reported, especially in tl>e families of rvlwl soldiers. Men once ..... published within it, bearing its name.— ted for their Irheriillty are engaged iu all Du you agree with us 1 sorts oi dixbutnirsliVt speceliuinn*. 'finpeople have ■ hope ofdefending thw <ity Removal.—We notice that Robkkts against Un- Federal tnsips, and I. fit *>ti b i» if,.LIFE BITTERS. A Str ibex have removed their stock of a speedy surrender tn certain, saddest and dreariest city on th. gi<,..<:. I passed Holtei Uuodby tbs aratora. 1 an now goods into Holbrook's new block, throe Ou all side* art witnessed want anu eoorsly curvd.a'.d lake pleasure iu rvcvDimcndiug doors east of their old stand. tbass remedies" squalid poverty, selfish and wild detato-hsmall DIGESTIVE ORGANS. GRANT & SPAULDING Much better then pills, and much easier to taka. Oh! stricken hearts, by anguish bowed. Though dun, sun's bops is ahiaiug. Know ye, to every darksome cloud. There is s "edier Unief" Ov*b.— A TO K nCELLIO LOW PRICES” IMIU.ING’8 Oh t Parent seuM that bitter blew Had loft thee broken hearted ■ Bow happy then, so mo w, go. Unto tbe dear departed. Rvn . IITTI1I Unusually Low AmLfiwUy, A GOOD BARG lbs day w �a __ iiku iXjrictliiril >tcns. _______________ dvawtaou or Buriaa ow a Cwcpit. —We never jiitderMrorj th©-is^vaotage «d liw credit ayslcm tin we Ih'ard the ,ful l.roing rnory : <3Ej RADWAVS URNorkTI RESOLVENT “In one of the interior towns nf A I_# ■ IS > CIAMimu «T»ve AMERICAN CEMENT ULIE which shows that thi* very timdul veg- । w.ir<| foernmc that n neighbor hed «nmr ©table will bear more nbu*e tbsa almost Mmllar wnrk donu «m 4ai«for n less price any other emp grown upon tbe farm.— he inquired th© reason therefor, and the Tb« writer baa tried a I moat all methods ! ■■ -- ----------------- ----- ---------- ,------ , < .... ..... tuea, an inch to an inch and a half in di-1 book, and I zrimetiniM louse urn. and aractor, aa, oil the whole, tbe most desira | v©n I 'are a. goot cash cuatnmer I bl© for seed, taking in account th© imtne ; ^rge gi-t price, Iwtt ven I'puts it on done crop end tbe future welfare of tbe j my Lkc.k I do not like tn achargc ’»» tebers. It we b-ok intrely al this ini me- > much ro if he never pay um I no loose so diate crop, we can duuh*J©M get more nittch.”’ from a given amount of seed to cut them ! wnx wifhstdaw water IT WILL MENU HtrMOM A*»> *>V,X KJ * I .11 <'■------ ^nlail.-d frutll SMALL FOX. F WOOD. Fare rtmr broken FurnHurr. IT Wll.l. MENO t.gAJ-HSK. . . r,__ eii.iM Rain. Bueta. d Tralhwir.art*» oUirr eauee, amma ovAttSORfttofariNf-wtii »p^>‘y, ararr particle of diae*^. and re l^eat th* fhlld MARRIED LADIES. j laiiies Into single eyes, than to plant them Starch V»« O»U tHS.—tttdl ctareh for whole. But it weskena the Mamfou oi the abirle nt leant ten tnhiuteu, a<LI A little plant, and if follewed up with any varia unit and upertn. and. if ironed nice, I think ly a long series of years would run it will lo.»k a« well aa Timothy’» dieky diu out. We ought tn fi»llow Much n m©lb<d if we ran discover it. as will keep tbe . Mid tloioiqjli cure. plants in lhe highest health, and ‘make ■ RAUWAVH REAIIV KESOI VKNT| the crop sure mid reinmuirative. IS A OHE4T1.VSO *sn STOMA. H AFJIKOV • We have grown gtmd potatoes from i the Mtnsllt-Ml need, n half inch or !••«« in NATIONAL OFFICKM*. diameter, hut it was only iipmt very rich THE EXFOTTHTE atiil and with extra ©are. The objection* touring large, .potatoes whole, are the Aw/deaf—ABRAHAM UNCOLN. of Illi no#, lav /•ne^rof-HAXXlHAI. I! A MUN, of Maine. extra expense f<»r seed, a* it require* dbeas* ylrickcu nuffrrvr hutu tTom twelve tn fiflevti bu»hcl* t>» the acre, A LIVING DEATH. end the overstocking of every hill, tending .Sn-rrfary N«tr-WM.LIAN If. SEWARD, uf And renter* him «o bia fflroda i* a to produce a great many small potatoes. I &m*ery9r^ 7>wAry-.HALNON I*. CliASE. baultby cundtttoa. .... Befarr pt*M>'H»3 <bl» •omdrrfalck The medium stzu rsm»v«a thi-w. ••hjw i 'd! j.mmoDS' IT WILL MEND <«**. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. . . . . •____•<__ U. Ull.l. MENU POKl'EI-ON. LKTTAK from 1»* HAl.MOS RAIXXm. Official flirrtlorn yhi.-s sirmx IN’ WEST C1LWMPTION. tions, forni»he» jn*t about seed enough, stock* the bills sufficiently, and pruaerve# ; the health of the plant. This practice we ! ,! (VmwhZ—kiiryLnd MONTGOMEllY ’ ....... BLAIR.-ol" havof.>11nwed fur several years and ••«! the whole, it gives the best results. | *' known lo Ml «b*Mul<>MM« tbM SVHOf’uLv. LEPROSY, BYPBILM, If WS admit the theory to he correct ; .Utnruy Utnavl-EDWARD BATD4, fa MimooH. cn which the practice Is founded, it would i tm" jwdiSadt not follow that it w<»uld in every ease ‘ —-----------Sapreme Court of tbe United Stale#. i fteroFute. Q, iu kindred di#mu>ro. preserve the crop from di*a»*c Almost ROHHUT B. TANEY, of Maryland. I blood of alite, people, and ha»b« •very variety has been tmbjeet to cutting 4m<c«at< Jtufitt— NOAH 11. SWA) NE. of Ohio, a# a cun.tilati.mal iulteroity. aud and to disease fur many years, and nu on© can Iw perfectly sure tlut he plants -PETER V. DANIEL <rf Va. a sound healthy ’.uber, iflbc size i« every • H.l.WAl HRXyoVATIXO UmOl.VKST. --HANUU. NKLrtVX, uf K. Y. -ROBERT C. ORIIUL-n-nm. thjagdesimble. If the cnnstitulion ha* whicS waa - N ATI! AN CLIFFORD, uf He. been weakened in anyway it is much inbre likely’ to l»e injured' by tbe hot N <>F | Or. o^»' rma.no via. Kunt —' axi jaxsraj^mx: THE MII.UON A.KXWEUKU. r GO u irt RADWAY’S KESDY REIJEF 1MLBHA.Y < EM KIT CITE. weaihgr of Augu«L than a strong plant •TATIS WFMXII. would be- Ths tmiv.-DV..I pre valence nt l-gMy utTw the rot is probably <i«jng quite a* much ' hlnrY T. BACKUS. Pi*«idratcftb*Sci^wd| to th* trcatnii-ix of the — seed. J -aa •to »«►!» —1j — er-eaf/,« -—*IJwtwa 1............... ................. imtrican 4a I PORTER. and dimatic influence*. -— 4Mnm Av- t;EoanE |L nuLSK. ritvliuriil. I i.AXUFOHD G. BERRY. Auditor Genaral. EZRA JOXES. Downy do . JOHN OWKS, State Trouanrer, JAMES TURN HU. Deputy do JOHN M. GREGORY. KupL Public l<i«tructioa Timothy is a pm>r pasture grax#.— CORTLAND B STEBBINS. Deputy do Tliat every body knows. " The cltwe SAMUEL S. LACEY. Coni’r. State Uud Ufllce. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do browsing herd srifl soon rid a field of it. CIIAKLLS L'PSO.N. AUonicv General. ROBERTSON, Adjutant Gonentl. except in th© hedge rows where they i-an- JOHN i at em’VT.iv _ not crop cfo.«c. The tva«»n of this i* iv»t bcoMtae th© root is somculmt bill bo um. for we cannot underotand why that should affect it one way or another, but the fact ia that the dormwnt hud* at the crown <«f tho root or the base nf the stein need tbe influence nf *>mi> fidiage tv cause them [ |> HOB ATE Order.—Stale of Nictiis £rgal £1 elites. tl, n...iik.i, to Ik* unable tu prv«hice anmher Vigorous ; ollicc ol Cm Judge tbrrrof. iu lla.riha*. on T# slu-t. and m. it die* . ria greatly inprrd. *b‘ *»««• Ap"». »«*.ibmH*ud *Qtbi T. ...... . , . ; bnndied aud #ikty iKe. Freoeot, Slurtnan C. Tlilte It ia the very w<-fM ja.lity to let ’ Primlle. Jwl ge »,»«»b«te. cattle ofany kind c!o*ely feed 'fown Tiin J In the.matteruf tbe euate»f (f»nry_H. Atekd-r, Prt©. 2*> Cents ?•« Bottle. ••SoluUrp Res-va-lur de Libctnl joii mi Croup. Dipih.ria. Ii let Ferer, "npliotd F Fitter. Small Pok, Nratdaa. i'elcr aud Ague, j Cl.tll.and Fetcr. IU ad ache. Hilltou. cholic. Di- u*ea» aciiAiiMHg »yrttp far PURIFYING THE BLOOD. lttij«>ranl l» BuiM©r*. F i: MALE a Impoitoni t>. Railn«d C»tap«n<«R. IMI*ORTAXT TU PARENTS. JOHNS A ’Rtrsi.EYS 1 CEMENT ROOFING, bit* li»d the )«-mi «in*rirnrr or l-u.iuro. rotetnma sill. . । ,.» PR J. WAKE IKiliy Imrerinl Wino Bittern IT IS HUE AXD W ATER PROOF r«r». Quinine, Morphine. Opium, aud < tbw fa- makes n poor nflermath. A drearing mour. up.., Tl.'.Mk, w—ta®, Imm, <nu,.,. U,. u,. math ofTtmtithy be aeeured, Imt all mher [ <iv(1 ■ U, booh by body, CHRONIC DISEASE. jj| •kilMbl td>« f. more than --------*---------uf aaid petition, and the b can me -odanry bv caating a cony of tteia notice ana bepuldiabcd inthe •Republican Banner. ateir prarwua to *©M day of hearing. ’ (A true ropy.] HIIERM AN C. PRLNDLE. Res*a.—Beat egg# well, and mix with halTa pint uf new milk, in which have COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE been melted four ounce* of butter ; add to it a quarter of a pint <»I venal mid three ounces u| augur, ahd put the in by degree* iMo m tnuch^flour as will make a very light paMe, rather like a batter, and let it rise before the fire halfan hour , then add notne flour to make it a little atiffer, but not Miff. Wurk it w ell, and divide it into mnnll loaves or cakes, about live w six inches wide, and flatten , tbum. When baked, and wild, slier ! hrat day of April, iuvt.bciau them tlM tlliekntw nf rusks, and pin 1 k-v Probate Court, fa .. .. . . । . i tr.»nt of all claim* ayam.t »*i<i item into the uveti to brown a fettle.— DuUd. Apnl H. 1^5. The cakes, u hen fir»l linked, eat duliciui**- I JAMES A. RWKKZEY. ly. if buuen-d, for ten; or, made with; U-X.SHELDON, caraway, to oat en|d. I------------------ ----------------------------r.I.I. nf U.illn^' likely browned, then Mir into DOUIL with «dt abff pepper to'UHe. tmlT lOu.bte BITTLll.* M» 7« WILLIAM STREET. tby appears Vi receive more of a sh*<ck pound* iff leg. shin, or Deck uf beef, cut it into piece* and boil gently in six quarts uf water fur about an huor nttd n halt Then add a pint nf oplit |tena. a pound ol meal, (totali-wi alieud, mid a head of celery cut sniuH, Slice n lew otiiona and fry them iu n little fat. deedginf them lightly with flour 1.11 they an. r»ool»i<l) ILMKbut PREVENT l< TERMM’ AMIL ..Hr, .. ... l^. "ftlw iwdQ1,,ertM power «■ claim terllADWAVs RENOVATING and particularly m Spring where the foil ,m Hirom W.W, Admim.irotur of »md ratal*, : RESOLVENT-. and »r rtiiafouriv decterr that. If vigor <ff the root ali'utld g>« Io th© uoini* pe icd development of thrplwt. Ttm«»- gran-wm. nn fur aa we know, are m»we be•'fitted at thia M>an<>n than atauy other.Atilcrican ’ ^•friettlturitl. Hodurllo* Scrofula. L» H>ui wtarr*. ana naa l«tuv ■ad MWKT DURAELK RUOFING i.Mnilfa rwm-cl A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER PROOF Ct>r•rise R,r ROOF'S III' A rfiruaic Rbcatnaliuq. Goal inhili., and <li»<»«.-■> in- DR J. BUY EV DODS U1TPXE1IU. TTATB X2TTXLS UiratabHali ibt truth ol 3R» Heal is r.t]tHro.i in making nt>Uie«ii«o A SPEEDY PI RGATIVE. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS IX MILITARY CAliln. TONIC. MLUKINE ANDr BEVERAGE. PVRl’HASE OaXE B(»fn.EJi CMTIVEXKSS, INDIGESTION, ..IVERCUMPlJtlXT, . Dt SPKFSI A. nUJUUMNLMS, HICK HEADACHE. [XU A NATION OF THE BOWELS NBRVOt&NlBM. MELIXCHOLY. DEPKhaSION OF SPIRITS. A PERCH A CEMENT. »li Kintfw .«htni •<» bat lAttle I Purity the Bleed I prlrcvl prrbwltks 6 bottle*ferbJ KKAltr KKLILF CHARLES WtDIHFIELD A CO.. TATE OF MICHIGAN. Baut Colmtt. At a avwton of the Probate Court, fur S Tt, William Rirret, New Yotk. f»r-Far aale Ly drugjri*l» and grm»r« gene: Mjr ibrounbmit tlui stmai’n. M»g='riy IN CASES OF anil all Ollier X’XTtero'nTl tXb toSS DR. RAHWAY'S PILLS. AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. (f ISAAC . -----------------A^THMt. DIFFICULT----BREATiONG PI i n riparmwu of TiV .^.^1— Mt.TAl. ROUFS, ooeaJZXTXXLlufab la now HSr.™B -'»L Htoi-w.i: 7^^,,,WU>W1TO1O1 MUTT, rect i vine fmtn New Y’«»rk mid Brmtt^. hia (all M*wk <d u. aell cerlaiu Heal Eaialeinaaidpstiitou cle»cribcd ','<"•7^ W,1S ,to iA i« ordered that Monday, tba Utli lw>2. at Mevrn o'duck. in tbe lore m,BO,r*» roltev* you of pat* * '' LATHER. AND NOT.WA8U OFF * G roce ries! ! IcmcnU of health rrrenmtion. . C<m>4Mtiig in part iff SLEEPUSHd NIGIITA. CrtMtbed. P.iwd'-red mid pie tin. tnilk <>n« cup; swell the rataine Id waler I JjbuZcauacJfaj beivre putting (brat into the pie; i«n | pctituiucr t-hnu gar*. iBanu.nctur-r« txae. hug l illa and will have a pie worthy the triai. Cbuur Saoca.—Sweet apples, if you have uiem, free th»m wonn-; weigh clean <•»« peck, put into the stew kettle with a katd itOiiiiun. amt the lirariug tbrrrol, OUTTA FEROHA CEMENT HADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS , . Grutuilnlid Su­ r. x • - Grro n ahd Hi-<k T<wa. liiii, Uuyl.iH, aixi Jara Qtffe, 8l«Mv. Wro-deJl. ahd Wjlluw U (,’igur*. T'dairfi. t«mi S tuff. Salt irnti Waier Lime. SrvstM.' Salerotua. CtoaU, Peptxr tnd thuiu cook until thoroughly done sad the COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. RADWAYU REGULATING FILLS, awvars rius PAIN._t»*flf.^p*I» Balli, Cf^-k,.II.J .bid. >ad vicioiijr. and every mr. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-05-14.pdf 2824f101bbf03f074f86a9ecf72f36ac PDF Text Text VOL 7. J- NEVX.NB, FROFREETOR. M. « jt S utings Uiuutr, &UPPES A BI RROW 8, C^aut detained In New Yort four day*. was Will Gordoa. It ia natural to think one’s aelfa ooaL “Doral”! exclaimed. length found an opportunity to escape early everybody baa an atladc of She paused sod turned to me with from the throng of demands upon my lymlng—indeed, It to inevitable a* attention and return. At the depot. 1 surprise. “ Are you Will Gwrdon ’ s wlfcl** could not wait for ths stage, but burped nee: utbere never recow, bat gu through “Certuielyl Why! O Lute I” • ■n a< IX __ • —. -II .. ..C—— on Am* to Mr. Roomer's bouse. Ths We bad both been dedeved, and both servant greeted me with a surprised ex­ simultaneously dieoovgred it. . clamation. and den She sprang toward* me and gave me “Uh I Mr. Brownlow ! very glad to see Bailors you. sir." her hand. ‘Ah ! how do you do, Tim 1 Where JJortrj. *^.----- M*MdU to With prowptoOS. Meta and Berdick Strode, H. WEIGHT, A TTOENET and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 21. end Solicitor end Counsellor in Chancarv— Particular attention paid to the coMeetin of claims and tooner-----------•-------- J OlRco, with Barry Comity, Mi Spring bu coma, nailing, flair; Lot diet t aeaton of the year, Bird* ere during. Flower* springing All so bteatifd ni M. W te Leine?" “In the parlor, sir.” , 1 stepped fi.rward quickly, but lightly, over the heavy velvet carpet and pushed open tire door'of the parlor. It was twi­ Spring has come, smiling, fair; Songs of gladness greet the ear, GREAT Hastings’ SusintM IHrcrtoTn light. but the room was light enough to VICTORY!! threshold. _ Two figures were .outlined against a window. One was Will Gordon's, the other—small, graceful, with a dainty poise of the bead—did I not know ill I -toud for a moment (taxing in mute astunishmenl and indignation. I saw Will Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS Myrtle willows. Mossy pillows. DRUG STORE!!! MASON ALLKN, jwhiw*, »ro d ■<«, fl Uh. butter, lard, perk, ana rrain af ealer in groceries, Roberts &. Striker, .EALKR in all kinds of Family Groceries, ' Slone and Wooden war*, and a general la­ ment af Provisions. Also Notary Public. ROBERTS * STRIKER. ■glisccUani). SCST BECEIVED new and most complete assortment pare* "ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL." and medicines. * pMene, Bar«iug Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. W. riBKKK, mi y- FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUHFO8ES,ONLY«^X aWECTET a AI.I.EW. Ho-uirr. My friend. Will Gordon, was to lie gru-.m-rnan—Dort Hosmer was to be bridesmaid. Of course I wn* the happiest man In existrncr as I started with my friend for the residence of my little ladylove. She more lovable than ever when wr met— She bud never even seen Will before. But she seemed to fancy him immedi- atelt. “Your friend >n<lbn»inea«. .. . ,,, . Office tn the Court Bouse, Hastings. Mien. GROCERIES! Fasaa Aug Jauss A SwaxxKT. I TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, D ARIEL COOK, . nnTivvu FIGS. rim RAISINS. n i KlKrt. CODFISH: (XIDFISH: PRUNES. USTICE OF THE PEACE, General lan«l and Tax A sent, will attend to t!>« colleetion of Irbteaod *11 other bu»>oe»< pertaining toht*ofl.ee J cntaias? yuEinnnxB? <sd CeoklRg Extracts, I. A. IIOLBROOM, nYHICt AS «n4 Surgeeastore. State »trect- "flee in RueadPa JOHN ROBERT*. PEER. PENCIIX INKS. PAPER, EN- IHYSTCIAN and Sunrrmi. Dwelling on Brv-d way, near tbe Conn Ilonae. MOST POPULAR H. P- CHERRY, ■OTART PUBLIC aa«l to *11 bn»in«" rntro’trd to Mtu with ■upto*.. -4 aaatig. ‘‘""fc’* nr coustv. Mich. Btaakskept alw-ys on hand. L. H. STEWART, A TTORNEY and C*nn*slsr at A. and Coareator In Chancery. 1 *e. AU bn<i»ea» attended to pra rteativ.. Office No. S. Noble a bteek Michigan. ‘ J. M. NETINR, JACOB FERRIS. iona. Ian t he. I responded. -Yes.” xsith li t- L.-M grace poarible. I was homely. Will’* fix* wn- a full oval, with fine richly tinted complexion. Hi" wavy hair and beard were brewn. with a tinge ..f gold where thr light struck the curves atrungh. Hr wa* Mteh a man "" women love for their beauty—love n» they love the pet birds and «panteln they lavish atieh v-dupiiious caresses Itp>n. Already, al twrhty two. Will had the reputation ot triiur a ’Indy’s man." He had a knack o! pfenning women; of charming them J. M. RUXNELL. P < to handsome. >r7Xelr~.1 i»Wd to sail ©HEAT, with prrttv hvc plays “f hi* hnitdsumr e, m; of singing ~»mg< to please them ; in flattering them onaon»eiuu»ly into admiring him simply hy his nutual mannet toward.* them, ’lie was n courtier by nature. PATENT MEDICINES f CASH ING and pul one purcbaa their being MICHIGAN. ROBERTS k STRIKER. DAMIEL STRIKER, Mito*. M K “lady ’« ni-t..”' The influence nf my life bad combined to make me -tern.’ pln-nrepoken. «nd iin-r’ificial in manner. W.-meh -eldom fancied ms; but Im art and loved rur. Preperaiien* had already commenced for the wedding. There was « happy ex citrment tn the house. Shop-boys with parcels rang thr d-or bell a great deal; a seamrtnres w.reied uwceaamgly <re pret tv dress «tuffs; Mrs Hosmer talked continunllv ef recipe* for wedding cake, and was »til I undecided ra to e bo ai».old b. invited ; paper patternsand bite needle•rk were strewn through tbe the pstlor-, paikin work and down ateirs a vast deal <4 laundry was done far riiflled nnd embroidered gar- ••mined from all care and trouble, and was os free mid light hearted «• a bird. Sbe rlurtrifird me with her spiritg. I forgot iaranaa** Ou> Losses Do a! pnrpo.es, tar bJ B g. H. COOK. . mi.Trn or wm.»« ISILliwi in the Court Hows*. *•• °F*" ". - (Conn u>a»i ATTORNEY. CnnHorjt HARMON SMITH, 1 perhaps one nae.” “Lute, it wa* myself whom you saw. You opened the parlor where /waa with WIN, and I wore Laine’s scarf. Oh. 1 see >utable sectional repoUtiun. stand tbe grammar of your language.— Take ita first division—“Orthography.” Can you spell ? Upon our table I* an “Ode to Lyberty. Of course, wo never read beyond that caption, and many a “gam," ss its sntbor foodly thought, goes such error*, for a* a general rule, a mi*tpelled poem it wholly wortkltti. Ifyou cannot pane your tenet. keep you punctuate 1 Those troublesome dots, pwlnts, commas, Ac., are of prime necessity iu versifieation. A comma in the wrong place m«y make yon a btigb Ing-etock. We receive hundreds of • /-kJ----------- ed her perfectly. R->* utterly untrue to everv womanly virtue had ahe become thus to deceive me? Yet was she not weak and fickle like all women ? and had troy them, for it to another general rule that no one can punctuate poetry correctly, eanpt ilt auAar. If you du ndt know how, buy Wilson on punctuation and study it thoroughly, keeping your piece One nf the moat remarkable .of these until you “have pul in the pmnta. Third. The law* regulating poetical noble dog* was Barry, who i* known to <. I not been can-leas and foolish thus to have saved the live* of forty Individuals. forms must be studied. What .is accent leave her cxpom-d to tire fascinations of Beside his cask around his neck, be in poetrv ? What Is meter? Can yea MIMth n man a* Will Gordon? No—no! carried a warm garment on hia back; mrerure y otir stanzas ? It may be ewd, I could net comfort myself by seeking and if he failed tn reuse the traveller into “Genius de-pisea rnles”-de*r young for my own blame. She was hollow some sense <.f life by hia warm tongue reader’ that is tbe silliest of all ailly «DL heurted. She had proved herself worthy and breath, ho would race back to the Genius rise* above rule*, but RD** up only of my false friend. I sincerely house, and bring somebody to the rescue. through their region to one still higher. prayed Heaven 1 might never see them One day Barry fmind a poor boy almost You must know what poetry is before strain. frozen 10-denth in the celebrated glacier you can hope to write such ss the world 1 suffered sadly in my dumb, sullyti •4 Balsore. Barry warmed the boy .lick­ will “not willingly let die.” way. A terrible pain tugged at my Fourth IX. sol say “1 send these ed him. woke him up, and gave him Ireart conatantiy—on waking^t midnight, wtnething to drink, nnd carried him on lines, dashed ■< in haste I” You luay when at work, after the day's tcril was his bnok to the monastery. Th* joy of and should write in haste—that i* under done and I sought the selilude of my the poor parent*, who can discribe!— the pressure .iffirelmg, but you must cor­ chamber. AH the time thedreadful ache Aftar a life nf service, Barry waa Bent rect at leisure. Qwrect coolly, deliber—like the dull pain of a wound mad* by stdy. determinedly. See that there is down the mountain* to a warm nnd oom a blunt dagger—wore upon my health and not a redundant syllable, nor a line short spirits. of his dava in h<»m»mble quiet. Al his by “a foot.” Exclude every false rhyme Thus months went i.y.nnd the fall came. Write, change, cor­ death his body was carefully buried, and and vicieus accent. I had not met Will, although formerly I hiaahin was wtuffird, and there be may be rect re-write. “But If 1 do. I’ll never had met him often. But at last I met M-en in tbe Museum of Berne, standing send It." You had tretter not. onle-s you him one day on the step*of the St. Nich­ aa large as life, with his collar and bottle olas. Hr started, bowed—not cttagingly nrmmd his neck, ready to start on his ciam. D<» not expect the editor to cor­ hut curtly—and passed on down the rect it. Remember with the except ton street. I was a little puzzled by hia laiwtra of love. Tbe <b^a are sto»rt lived. Many die of Bryant, Prentice, Willis and Mitrrla, manner, aa well a* excited by th* inter fr.un disMsna .d the lungs, and others editor* are not poets. They are too busy view. He did nnt act like a man who nro ItMiin ths follms of avalanches and to nnd poetry if concealed in the cSnutie had bettered a friend’s confidence and other accident*. Neither men nur dogs jumble of bad quantitiea, ialne rhymes, proved that he wa* a diritnnorabie vil­ esn long stand tbe severe climate and miserable spelling and unpuuctuated line*. lain. thin air of ao great a height. Both are He will be *ure to wy “trash,” or “I’ve The next week I heard of his marriage. often obliged to g«* down into valleys be­ on time to fix tint.* A fortnight later. I came across him again There are many rhymer*, many vendlow. and recruit amid milder scenes.— Mtmtertag careleesly up Broadway. Hr The lesder of tbe peek MW is named bowed much as before, and was pasting Pinto—a brave, big creature, doing deeds on. when I spoke. of usefulness and valor that might put to A Fact.—You may resd somo of the “A How mr to congratulate you on your blush the life of many a one «*f human marrlasre. Gordon. 1 wish you much _____ _ literary weekly papers for a year, and underatanding, wire never ri*ked a thought, jnv «fWr» fair and truc-heartc searoelv find • fact that will make yeu much less a deed. t<» help his fellow-men. wiser and better—all romance, fictions, «,w -M I coldly. velvet and feather*; littls finds, equip­ | “Thank yon.” be replied co Ito y.wt snow, Gordon. .jmrww,. I think it ped in smiles and crinoline, big scound­ “Do v<« know, strange v.m do not invitesn old friend to Gen. McDowell has made an arrange rels in epaulets, with a love of a moosWhy is it T nothing -fthe k’md. ment that will doubtless shock the sen elNlitr of our Democratic friends’exccedingly." He is new orgsnixing the loyal look indignantly. He returned my , hostility.’ iWARD ASSOCIATION, RbMadel- in a milltau with a things in oompoeition. Jingle is not poetry. We claim do portical genius, and yet ws will engage for a considera­ tion to produce rhyme by tbe quire, pro­ vided ita authorship shall remain a oecreL Do nut suppose that beesuaa you can make a jingle, you are a poet. Second. ' Do not assume to write poetry for publication, unleaa roil under- black- as fast M they arrivs at Freder ickshurg—and they are arriving by hun­ dreds—Into companies and squads, commaudsd by the most intelligent men of ----- • invitation to enme to my houar, if you their own color, and establishing a line of had not conducted tn a manner toward* promotion, by which they may, if indnaLeine Hosmer which forfeit* you the trinus. attain to tbs asms pay as the or­ three daysI What a pretty torment abe dinary field laborer. Tbs price given them at first, rang*, from 23 cents to 40 Know* r,.u, * — --------------- -------my frUMwtoocmMb, ot eent* per day. wRh olothtag and one day’s conduct *• yours. Goodafternoon I aud ration. Privates hareaftsr are not to be Gordon.” she said to Will, one day, walked no, leaving me bewildered and employed 1" rebuilding railroads end bridgv*. if btoek labor ean be obtained.— when be felt compelled from a sense satoniabed. Jfy conduct towards Leine Hosmer! The soldiers will hereafter carry tbe mus­ Whrtdid the man mean! How could ket alone, and not the pick-ax and above! - Reilly my dear Miw Leine, yea de ha be so oool. and appear so honest a»d besidaa. J< Davis’ ex coachman h now upright, after what bad happened? b- actings* bodysnwsnt of General ghun Lute.” At last -be pet a fiahhing rtsoke to bar Dowell. _,„k, I,, V tail ta lo,. ..U demanding. Will. SW4— Sore of th Bk.a—i-Uh U— with Win—in— with W»—«nlW-W« of a mutual i the Emerald lai*. He Laid him to spell kan«il.4'nlMhW.la h.ta. h.u boatility. . s. ; , . of no use exp«*tulatlng with her, ao 1 that I was a care worn busmens man— though only twenty-eight. I wgg no longer Luther Brbwntow, of Beckham ntrceL but-imply “Lute”—Leine’a tow P-*- You knew tbe aveoing—tbe servant aaw LahreF “Here” said a gentiu voice at my aide, -Y«*, I found her. Give her my fore­ well*, and tell her she will never look en and a little, fair band stole up to my my face again!’’ I exclaimed’ aa 1 left the shoulder, while my arm drew Leine— house. I da»bed down to the depot, and my own Hit's Leine again—close to my the uext morulng 1 wa« in New York .breast The door opened and Will came In.— He stood silent a moment, looking at us brain fever, or foolish enough to commit in mute bewilderment and surprise.— suicide or marry somebody else. 1 qui Nobodv was in the mood to volunteer exetlv commenced work again, but I was planatiren, but be was apparently satis­ anflen, deprewd and bitter. I felt dis­ fied that all was right, for ba said a* be appointed. deceived, outraged. I had -b.H>k my hand: “All’s well thst ends weH.” taved freine belter (han my life, and trust­ roll .re v.m 1 *. C. PRIMDLK, GOGH OF PROBATE. vsrsea. but we advise none to attempt But bo* them who can po^bly belt it. Of the was It F _ . «G,000,000 In the ones United State*, “I don’t know, Dora. But ! owns to Herford and saw Leins In Will’s arms. yeu was not rt all to blame ! it all now I" “And Laine?" “poor Laine I it nearly broke bar heart. When Tim gave her the strange with bis arm about bls companion- saw ineaaage ynu left, «he l<a>ked as if she had We did not know what to his hand bent aa he talked In a low voice, been shot think. Lute. Will waa passionately so gry. He thought you had fellen In love on hia shoulder. I aaw the scarf of pale with some one elite In New York, and de blue cashmere—Leine had worn It often serted Leine. There have been reports when with me—floating down over the of your gallantry to Dr. Halo’s daugh­ snowy dress, sud then turned silently ter, you know, and he said you bad pro­ ved yourself a scoundrel.” away. I strode quickly through the hall to the street door. Tim was borntohing the child of fifteen ; 1 attended her to a course of lecture* last winter, while her father d<K>r plate. . “Didn’t you find Mis* Leine, sirT* he wo* ill. What sheer folly ! Where fe Gentle shower*. Shedding sweetness on the air. GRANT A SPAULDING, TERM3, ®1 OO UT JkJ3"VAJTOE. ■Liberty and Union Ona and Inaapatabla.* IS PUBLISHED EVER) WEDNESDAY, D NO; 2. HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1862. Iv belied, bcautifnlly outraged. 4°d vet it always end* m»st charmingly.— Hundreds of poor people wbn cannot aflhrd a ■ home home paper, in tire erwrss .df a year spendthme tinres thaafttountil w«uM’ closing and selling ouL Governor Lutch­ er hat called out af! between 35 and 55, rt Fredericksburg, and the rebel* aay Gem. Barmide and McDowell will bo hemblnt in atotion the lew. poliabod of fu ----- �HASTINGS BANNER. required ip in fr*ai of York town. Mar 1. and of justice to bo a loyal citixsn Wool! iu Virginia. ’ WOOL CABlEP. Wednesday Nariiig, Kay 1 fM CHeb Drrssri, Balurnofc- ,Wb«> Lb. iMii -III vp» -“•*»«■? mawisn heaktx.—J&rnAam them be taught that it ia infinitely more fferofa. fir. fimm ibrir wlilferv. 'I . aland thst constancy in patriotism, is tbe base aroosed hr bare srooaad by sq epiritod, that LMr SHtag. w^i«k WJ, •jwii T _ golden virtue in thia Republic, tbo virtue our officers began stances. ___ j-f r-yi'__ Yorktown, tbs enemy has been beaten at Lat them be made to under ih-.h to thmk they wdre were W<a»|eu Factory of H MONO" . . -irrTi^jA . nwy returnee uy tb ,h. ItfMartas y.*'*S^varlt%M* * Det™*. M«v '€•1 aviates New*. eral arms. | Wut n Ilf ' . 'K A DISPATCH HAS JL8T BEEN nprEIVED OVER OCR LINE f5qMTOE WW’ ANNOUNCING ■elected by Pres.denl Lincoln the ptovb Sdv£» Of our trohpn THg FALL Of RFCHMOND ^Tb. Merrlwe"rf-Aj falk is oure 1 The Merrimac is blown up I TbeSorthem ifert k hrfly beaten on the • while tempo rising, cold, heartless loyalty that abouta only for rite flag that for lbs moment ia in the ascendant, •til! ’ RrcHMorD is tab* !! may men equally loyal differ. - > -1 On Sunday afternsoo --jar Gee. Pope, by io a fighting &ing a battery of artillery in an open near Farm tagham, in sight of three •ration*' to come, that tx> cilixeo of this look veejr tsrapuag, even impunity . seek safety for ptfaon or property in allying j rebel regiments,'succeeded inferior thsrn Our regiment does pkke| duty, twice j | on to take tbe battery, and then took the i whole rebel loros numbering 2,000, prismoat fan, each man trying to see which can lay the nearest to the ground. a»3 conscientiously In tbe preeeat instance of overt I assure you they do not fsrtificatious. .a. inmd reWllns, .U.U be pua. do ' the whole get tbe best sight of ths rebels. It ia wort The civil and tbe judicial power of । very necessary (or a person that dees Not populate several States;’ and it io too much . to suppose that they will ever be enforced , fared in the hope of obtaining or aavlug , property, let it be understood that such except against tbe most era. prominent lead- The only punishment for treason known to our laws is death to the con­ victed traitor. And to thia harsh treat­ ment, for tbe greatest of Crimea, all parts of our country have given the fullsst as sent The fate of John Brown, for at­ tempting in an unlawful and treasonable manner, -to redress his own wrongs so universally acquiesced in, even by those whose sympathise were moat atroogly enlisted for the resulthe desired to ac­ complish. is a atriking illustration of the assent given to our present laws for the punishment of even ordinarily treasona­ ble actions. If then, we demand that the weak, balftnaaM enlbusia.t, of a traitor, whose attainment in bis unlawful purposes have scarcely reached tbe digni­ ty of a riot, shall be punished with death, whrt shall be the punishment of that treason Which eonvulsss a nation^ costs hundred* of millions of dollars, and to belongs to that elees. base very strict order, not to shoot at rather than king men loyal, that mon crime; yet, if, in so doing, traitors may be made to relieve loyal men of the bur­ dens which treaaon has heaped upon lhetp, it Is no mean consideration, aa d loyalty will demand that it have Ita due weight in tbe final reckoning between Loy­ I stippose tbte-isto save amunftion, for alty and treason. and wounded. Wc have nthpr battles to fight before n-aebing Richmond. Tbe were beyond the woods; ibis was accom­ rebels are flying from Wit*iarasl>urg to­ wards Richmnnd. plished, and onr men retired with tbe Appertiseasent ot Schsel Mouer*. •rrxs ScrsarvnsvsST Praue lesTSKnos. I Laxsuu. Maj 6, Im. ‘ The Massnelitwctts boys behaved in-the 4i)osl gallant man ner, and were highly complimented by the Brigadier-General oo the ground. Several changes have taken place in our brigade afate I laat wrote yo*. our up«>n 252.736 children between five and hoe left ua entirely, being oijdwad to twenty years of ago. al fifty command a division in G«». Sumners for tbe peace and safety of tbe communi­ Tbe entire amount including a small sum cents each. । for d-ficiencs in former Reports, is 1120. ty i although all olbcr punishment short of tbe death penally, it b hoped bos. In- 464 16. Tbe money is now in the State cideutally,'a reformatory jnffoenca upon, Treasury, and will be paid without de­ ls) . . The number of children and the example upon other pureocs of evil ifim's amount apportioned thereon, in the town, and intents. There is no more common practice in our courts than to fix a fine in Barr.y county, as given below, we dosbt not. will reader*. Tcwashtps. Assyria, felon, courts thus recognising every day Baltimore, the principle that the erimbtal may le­ Barry, Cahlton. gally be made to pul back into the treas­ CiMlletM, ury the money drawn therefrom by rea­ Hastings, son of bls crimes.—But1 this is only one with direct reference to ths expense that Another and far more important use of punishment is to deter othersTrom similar crimes, and To this end the puniahment is mode to strike as far as possible al the rooVof the evil. It in tbe ordinary criminal lbw and in deal­ Johnstown, Maple Grove. Orangeville, Prairieville, Rrtland, Tbomappte, Woodland, Yankee Springs, >47 218 885 337 327 455 206 349 351 269 MB 447 288 318 820 219 >173 50 109 192 168 163 227 103 173 175 134 121 223 104 156 160 109 00 50 50 50 50 00 00 50 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 Total, , _ __ B2,495 09 4,990 Amt apportioned last year,ft,986 14 fog witfi ordinary offences we have tn view tbe good of tbe community, should we any tbe les. have the same object the rwy foundations of government I Nay, should wc not lbs more keep this object in view ! That treason whnfa baa assumed such collossal proportions, and has affronted the loyalty of the nation is as riebly deserving severs punishment as though ita proportions were of far kas magnitude. Treason h.pn^a a beinimta admit tbe eroesaHy of go punishing that treaaon, which \ Our brigade is commanded at present by Gen. Berry, formerly Colons! ofthe Fourth Maine Regiment.* Our Division is cotnmat«ded by Gsn. Hamil­ ton. • I notice that you. like the most of our friends at home have rather a poor opin­ ion of Gen. Perhaps you McClellan. be interesting to yanr way in whieh the State endeavor, to ds tbe repetitisn of like offences. Corps. pur­ and- convicting a forcement oferimiu! law. what enthusiasm he in everywhere greet­ ed by his troops, you would have do mere doubts about the opinion his eold- iero have of him. They rely upon film with tho utmost renfidenes and await hia orders patently, brlieting ns firmly as they do that the sun will rias to-nwtrnw, that when he gives the order to at tack the eoemy the victory ia ours. The health of the brigade ia good cuti- kidering'the bad weather and exposure, we having no teuts with ns. We bat* (SigsWI ~ <K» WH’LKU.AJt. Baltimort*. May 5. Among the prisoner, taken at York­ Avofaacfe thus endorses , r.. B-C.PBLSfiU:. JuCgt uf Pn>l>.t«. AYES’S CATHARTIC FILLS. T.J. 11. Woe. AsmUsiSscrvUrj «f war : Tht Mtrrimat tot Mbwm wp Ay lAf rrAtit ubuut M oclotk tkii mormny ! ! / Tbe Mani tor. Na*mt«e^M0iBMboata have gone towards Norfolk. It is said the rebels will make a stand at Butu.tn Bridge, fifteen miles from Riehmsnd aod lb* bead water* oRths , town. ia tbe chief of engitMMrs o( General Chicka.hnmitjg. McClellan with his main army !s rap­ Jolmanu's stalt wh- stales that the wbido Idly following withfe a few tnUae.. ’ ral*l army at Yoaktown amounted to Cumberland, a email town on th* Pae85,000 men. He gives a moat deplore okey Riv^r, two and i half rnijes from ble aoMunlaf the cuudilion «>f the army, here, was destroyed by *be ’ —-an. and says they will be unable U> .make a •taa'l auy where thia.sule <f Richmond.—■ now occupied by us. Tltere ~ Their fi-lreal wmmeacud before dayitght see my a Saturday utoraiag. Hr duui»ia not but between our advance and Uss from lbs advance was 20 miles distant. at tbe rear, al Slater’s Mills, th Fourteen rebel caval time the last gun was fired from York- hers. tovn. <>* Ratorday morning Gsn. McClellan aigualed five gunl»<>ata lying Iwforn York­ town to pmcetsi up the river to West cd and a number captured. admira­ bly aocompUsbad, Utay^carryipg almost everything wtta them. Point, and remove all the obstructions iu Quite a fleet of steamers and vessels loaded with troupe were discovered, and a pursuit commenced, resulting in thr eapturr ofsnme. of titem. shiiat others ware run asbort and fired by those <m board, who escaped to tho woods »n the hank. It ia said that by 3 o'clock in tbe after noon, the gunbuata had reached Wret Point, the bend of mivigaliou, nearly 30 miles above Yorktown, frequently shell mg parties of the onemy wbn ware flying akuig the shore, and flanking jhM portion of the rebel army who wen- nuking to wards West Point to lake the railroad to Richmond. Chicago, May 0. says: “Jeff. Thompson is ia weetani cannon ball while on picket. Tbs Third Ksntooky witfj one ibomumd cavalry.— Regimen* had a man -wounded tbe same Jftrmme nerma a coaaMiy of Curtis' Nshranku Horse yestardsy. near Drea Day. den. and >eait«rcd them in every direc­ Tours fro. J. C. B. tion. Na lune of life. Qaito an sac it*, Michigan Volunteers Second Iiegiin*uL mrnt estate in ibis aeetiou of<x>uuUy rel IsdlcSwfH accompany the eiarnpedcrs to s secluded cave in the mcumiams of Hepzldam, and leave them la charge of ibe tbe •ourage and coasistoaey to hurl con tompt in the tooth ot tyrauay, though felly swart that the conssqecoe* may ors, Mongiag to the rebel cavalry, was Gen MtOollan and tuff arrived «>n the field at 5 o'clock. lie rode to Um front, grr* ted by tU l.nxi cheer, of th* tMaks livre, flag Ship Beaten. Aber. Fart FiUew. Mat The naval ungagemeBt lor stick tbe ths muruiag. TV rwVi ttast «f ire* clad gunlftfata with four«/ their rant. as hour. precipitately under tbe guns of the fort Only tw<i «f .»u“ Tbe GrcUuiall esmdilfon t**-tni>rr.»w. CapU Bumble divingotsVd himself TV Benton ia owwi ured. Willummmtsg. Va., May 6.—The nor. my evacuated this place and their works h< fr««t fest bw'iL iLfi-ir rear murd pa*- =MSTK®ir^^ Fi.xs Omen F^uuoct.—Flag^ffi- Rain ha. poured down in WF~Io the Weak Beeiirag*rd Washington, May 10. torrent* aU Gon. Smith is untrue. Vosrbsas.” ia re- in Norislk. but Tbe enemy’s work* at WHIiamabunt h. rohrt.1. Um Peninsula. «ueh MtodMertnmvMnffe from coati n- WnTtamsUirg, May 8, via. Washita, 9 »br«**rt ibouM bid tbwn. fiuwwelL two Generals M -JT-W. and Hf. of Kw*t»k* and DywsMsrr. DtarvMsOa.Mslsa. Wo.—.. f.TCvments at thr enemy hi, our tr..<>pe retreated in Ft We lost near! v 200 killed, a_______ w prisoner*. Nu psruoulars rereiye£ “ country.” by which if enforced, a large majority qf But wo oximol upset j ___ - -»«■- • t. -_■* bad one man killed ; be was killed by * Northern mao would bo hong. <ten st the Pr-Ute U&u. w kU ViUagr U LU. injx. mmJ .now cum. if ax.r tt»er< br, whv -.1. 1 At ntnc «‘*cl«»di Geo. McClellne and BrAHPXDna.— We clip the following ••Wirt entered the town arid tonk posses from the Rtrinwnd H’Aignf April 22<l: ally Vlirsed. that Cortoth was • vacualed sion. About IM nf th* enemy. >bo “For fear af accidents on tbe Railroad. | last sight! Our troops is*w have lull । wrrr w. -unded, were lef behind without Tbe former was the chief engineer of the stampeded Congress Isft yssterdsy any ratnm*. tnedtafom or siw^eon*.— the late secret Democratic Convsnttde In n number ofthe strongest and newest i They also Idka wMober of their daad un­ at Washington, to adopt a future policy canal bents. These boats are drawn by ! buried. for the Democracy. Tbe policy adopted mules, of approved sweelMw cd tamper. additfooal psrtionfere kcm our ndvaovt Cairo. May 11. at that caucus, so far as the same has To protect the stampeders from the On Friday tb, . come to light, ha* been thus far fully act- snakes and boll fri«s that abound along Duiu>b atlKkni General Palo, in bie tie tine «>f tbs canal. General Winder has position tw«T miles bey>>nd Farmington detailed a regimes* of ladies to march in ed. Eighty rebel, were left deiai on the A sharp engsgemsnt follow ad. our* ibk advance of ihb'tnufos and clear the low field and forty «<>tmd*d. We Path uear- fighting brsvrty. and making several bay. path of pirate*. The regitnsat is- anned w itb pop guns of the longest range. Tbe tied by ue on the field. A stand <>fc«l fUnmpting lee tbe adult whiles in the seceded Sjaln of CberlM Usltesa*. ,ut “item <»»(., tbvtvts »et forth, that .Ju. .x.tnJias uf Mid n. tatr awy rnniml and that the )-eUt.«rrr be aaMinled Adn teutrater Hrrvstws it «• ordered that Tumday. tb* bxh daj af Jew A. U- to6fca‘ ta”»»WA. M.. fo- V^llsadigham. of Ohio, and Vsorbeee, of Indiana, are among the most conspicu­ ous sf the Democratic leaders in Cm life of tbe government ami Vspi eg upon hundreds of thausaad. of reluakfe retary Chase are-itapaniad th* sxpe-iiti<m. Fir* miles from th< Landiug a rebel leaving all his sick and wounded tn our prinveera. Tbe hbject was to destroy the werk and ascertain wbst fortifications criminal, but for the good of tbe public, rive an advantage from ;be vigorous en­ morning, and commenced the maren un Norf.»lk with five tbouaaad men. Sec­ b) addegaj enemy’s linework*. Thr enemy afotn doned his entire line durlnti the nigh’, I was formalll is heavy but veryj.iulc in other parts of the field. Haocuck's euoccwa waegain Colonel asd favorite General Richardton suing. apprehending, 1 eral MsClollan to £. M. Stanton, fisorrta , on a rebel redoubt>illing quite a number and hemming in fourteen who wire taken en slightly wounded. of tbe Primary Bohool Interest Fund for the Commonwealth has been at in . Norfolk ia uun! Also Ports01 uuth and the Navy Yard ?! I Gen. Wool com­ pleted foe landing of foe troupe fow I am confident that we would till empty loss of three killed,one mortally and elev­ Tn diacuswug thia qaestiftu .of punish- effect as an following this morning ; then inirche bands. His lints yesterday was very we ien. Nritbsr ills oity or the Navy Yard p«al vers. We have nomv three hundred men , iBwit** **w’r** should. Cm! that to save their inheritance our cartridge boxen at them .every day, wounded, and fonrs than one tfeMMBnd Gen. Huger withdrew, hia forces withwounded and prisoners. Thuir fess is they «noat bo allied to traitors. The ob­ al a distance ol twu or three thousand * ’’ ’heavy. Out vuwnry fo onhtplete I utK a fight. ject of making traitors pay ths expaasH Commodore 4ogrra‘ rxpwfttioa have sent cavalry In pursuit. The con­ ' of putting down treason la only a .seon- bat it wowM be Hve!y sport for ths beys. duct of «nr mre wits exes!lent, with hvnoi I'rwm thia aftermmn sseending 1 witneased u splendid little eetim* ‘■cprrely aq uwcpjmn. Pte . enemy’s James River. dary consideration. The first nbject of ; Tmt tv ports from Gen. YfcClellan are confiscation or imprisonment or death which took place the 26th inst. five com- works were eitrnaive and VJCtwJmg') Our ln«s iu Hoakur's division fnvm-aUs. . . panwe of tbs Manacbuseuf First charged strong. FISCATION bo brought tn bear in ma­ Enrroa Baxxxr—T!ie apportionment the guilty, as well as a good Nmj Uepww-L r«xiw1 <!>', (action yesterday by Hancock's Brigade. We always which hivl the dleet to turn the left nf thr words, let tbe powerful influence of CON­ sacrifices hundreds of thousands of lives! were never made far the benefit of the Tbe following dispatabeo are from Gen­ f>goBJTroftPJU.-KTin69inrAn(iA.a. ><■ Tb, battery was etattrmed on tbe uppoat** aide of tbs bridge over Taaner’e Creek. After a law “ * — -------- *-«. i-«.—d Williamsbjirg^ May 0-—J hire th© want to form an acquaintance with a ball ; us pi march pleasure to* announce the occvpnfion of the bridge.' | this place an tba*result of a fiard fought round five armed treason, the punishment establish­ arm!*, in the field cannot Tbs steamer Ella, from Pittsburg Landing at 9 o'clock last night, baa arri- touch easier than we can can behind ihsir art in history as a warning for tits genRepublio can ever with To what extent treason, is also to I levs we can wMp ihsm on the open field • Oiro.-May fl. wWUMMM.fe! u 1 am mow rwr c».i* v- rm. i �Sattingj frirt fcnrrrii. (IT AdrwMssra teiAdeweH teteertemWOte ttebajwwjre/teprmere Widwi |l,redaH*ret> hr raA-ekW./hr sereMre m«M te Ateutat to rerer^ <> Ttetefey mrei, mM went-. M v y Pow<J*f«’' jwtnrday. ««- «*d. —rJVr I. A*. J'otl. . Aahte. ■----• . ■.!’■• •' # ------------None but. phyrfetan know, how much Liver. Hick IIt*<Uche. Dr»pepd*. Piles, Cbm* •hd Fever*. co»UvcneS«,or loosentis—are entitsfj eontroled red cured by thetr rctnteHte. DARLING’S ■ V’PU* Hw*L P-r Batter, ,r " a relinbla alttralirt is needed by the .peo­ ple- »-W.......... KWA.M. Gcn‘i Supenoieuimt. ties everywhare tletedre multitudes that suffer from comptahnw tint nothing but an o/lmuitr cures. Hence a great many of item have been made and put abroad S PECIAL NOTIcii promts* beewdae they have not the in- trmslc virtue, they claim. io fourth page. of tbd case. Dr. J. C. In this state Ayer & Co., Of Lowell, have supplied im with a tom­ pound EtUact of Snrsapurilla.whloh <h»es Buknkd.—We learn Shop Blacksmith shop of a that the Barton, in Mr. Irving waa burned to the ground, and all ita ountenls consumed, on Friday last. Fntx is the Woods.—Fires have been raging in the woods at! aboot us for a week past We have heard of no damage, other than tho burning of fences and hil­ ling of timber. In the way of tenets, some farmers will sustain a heavy loss Naw Goods.—Bvtry phive to be the long desired remedy.— It# peculytr difforetice from other kindred nato pigs went Into the pound. Since tho passage of tbe anti-pig - OMbaaaee, pig pen building has been a new branch of bveiuSM hi our viTlago, and three email enclosures so rccedtly unknown to .us,are becoming quite nwntruus. seetn quite right— so uoUke It dunH their usual have remained on their hinges over night, and potatoes end erwnplanted" yeeterday have not ‘•come up” beftire tho nwrnibg. Ova oow. wea.-uu Prise Peeiry. ax© soooF^rfacgt and grass will Ixj nearly L.-t Chieftains lx»a»t of deed* of war, Aud Mln*tr«la tuns tbeir sweet guitar. A nobler theme mr .terrf it fill*— In prsiae of Bawot’s matobleaa PHU Th* W* FaovUyCAj SPRING & SUMMER WE ARE with one ul NOW ON HAND When our children are out nf sorts, wc fire them a fuw drops, x»d it mu tlicju *11 right. I find it meets tbe ueaenU wu>u at Ui« slwnacb and bev­ el* whea «C.wrdarcd-" Ratota. If yos need •.Ithcr nr both efthete most cxeeftent Rewirdt^.fwquire fi«r tb«a st the stores; if Virtt do not find them, t*L» no other, hpt inetew One Ifrdla? ffi ■ tetter, rnrl cii reVftjW ufftlte tMix ey. t’n-Rein-dr a' RinHi«*n:'l be ic3ts*w,aj'’nj tevrer dttwrooas, by aiail or txpi-sx. pisfprfd. 1 ' WN’L 9. DARUNGk 102 Nssaaabt . Nrw York. Pat up In 50cttil andtl Bottles each. [nor j? Stu] , , the- LARGEST and BEST Assort menu kSYowk Vurk^kcv, xfdtftiaAe, Ob^ia-eArek, CcAiz CPoine; OKsIer-i ’Jtf&rlVr, ‘ Jn-iifntie^.; CPrti nrd- ihe -gnxutta, g>irm.-.<SS C ■:. 1.1. UvMlwi.ta »■ ddbtedto lhetMt<K<(ttKr, oa.fama dre At‘CttUNTiSaadAiW^. we A Try these txedioltrts, and you wia Mter regret A Ask yner neighbors, who hare used them,’ tund they will rey |h#y are THs teties$■«*«> M'tele the tfonL’t 4r.‘4 expetiioofa PRIWftMAL VISIT. r«j| with the hope .oTanWutl advantage, nd Is prompted from ALL OUTSTAl-rjUI^CLAIMS, Tn ttafkhiNe* Tert tuMbtetlgM*. A»#?wwi ' • ' v OiemY and yoh ahouM try them before £‘.nng for w •• TJ>.tlJCTs-T DRY GOODS! Mid read tb<> h^a ever gorifet^d you v ... if yea . z \xvorc. bu*'r! t t(t fv? Crayon Ambp^nw*; Vignptin AmbAi tv pe; ’ 'lejaiue.niype- Spipc; llirrpr Arnbmtvw- N*ii 'srapbia; PcWl Ambry^pti OU-.ihi^t*r bmtyn-; faBrtev; ffpn*. Stacks of •'14s,- An* l«l>f4v*M • J’ ■ AyDCOPTUmtete te orti. •» M«ert >MW and Pncc* to suit orders, from 30 octet ft SMI, .with coM-OaM*.■ ■ ,-• ' -; ■ mmC Ot Dt^wed cn'Awa * I**1 i’.ICK A Co., Albany, F? Ever shown in this Market, which we. I wtM a» as are tlys-aa* an? wtem.-da <ht are prepared to sell at a small advance from Mi>*l *r.*>)ieaUoD ox on the written order ot me UK£R.U.«<rK after manoeuvering for tbe grealor part of the day, finally retired under shdhir - V report kmw. —«»—*.*«•» *► of railroad.cpnuewing'Virgipla with tssWteir—HrtteMsedlmiW red rrre^ "}'r 1 ’.3 — **•»«» ibe-lowaaK -For Gark XGOKHERE!,: ntTM .» XU******. M «* rms-j to Mil GR QCIBIES: NEW YORK COSTS. of the Crauey Island batteries. latter <•&*, ewiagtefbe n-r 'SSVoo^i awX TL^v&v VAX, which, in jcnjuncuoc with tho win rare' M!' the trf'cMnwhfi-mH dhease#, and, of thamse’.res. will relieve anl burc j»y bo ubuuatd by i mean time-.lbeMerrimac aup^ioyt, when cbuMt Sulre.4, It U«a aUut aawntj miles soutb-west. of Norfolk. At the HARD-WARE SpociaUy KoilSoJ aad Solicited, Tutculc'oirm Wliuial D,.|,r. up to 6c- -that General'.Burniidft, With H» wilbin a few mdak ol Weldwu. Weldin,it will be rccolledlod,!» bn Bie muiu hue are tSo most Retire 'arM thorough pills that have cver’Wen introduced. They acVao directly upon she Liver, exok­ ing that jrgpn. t*> each, an extant ea.lkat th# system do-not 'retapsa into itb farmer 6oodiuon, which is Uo apt to be tho caie with aunuly a poranth# niK n#y are-realJy a Flow to Save Money! DRY GOODS a CYwwqj.. Wotk 'VXxc. 'RX.oovK VvWa NOTICE ! if Monitor left Noriolk AKOTHER ™ cured of Fever and Ague after trvina rerey medicine in-hia teach. AH0TH1R was cur.-l cf Fever Sore which had CXiMed fourteen years ANOTHER of Rbautnatismcif eight years. Cases innumorubleof r m«nd Liter Comphiint endd-U jnentfaiicd in which the PuriBrr sad Filb -h ‘ I did spaad found ilia eparate aJonraba, rataertng tbe bilo anti aroutag tho liver to activity. 1 7LW urer, was sentenced to seven years con­ finement in the‘Slate Prtsoc. . i- •< < । IUria<bM=irt^hkd wi*h difMWWttbttm and lo t.'liuui MMybe.'f-wu a-hrisM, byo fnaad, ‘uARLISi. S tivfeR REGULATOR. j i,tion ; ooute> i.iu>thit>g iu; juriuu* . P«:n«iu«i by l *hc rrin«iial pbjrerirea I-” !«“&# M cc»u; ’ OMR nerf an Writes, her daughter was eared of fit* m nine yeses' standing, *qd fit Titas' daaewpf _yapre . ' , .. , AMOTHSR writre, his son was cert d atarhie tftsh hod almost -wasted away. ^The dw|ora.prucaanced the cnso wrera- . xxjiixjc p.iaiiT J>cuA.cK. iriil-.-si-rc-mat* ■-.! . _.. , ?Tkmors, Zruptiar.s, Fita^rafulcnut Coniwnpticm, eii FAMILY MBDKfNB. Pilis. 'BV.ooA., Q^wpepsia, Headacic,. . Litre- Qamplaint, i'f^rr.and Lttusorrhcra, PcnxaJs Qjnn.plat.nia, £r^e:jmjas,. . . &. Ji^thor^'s Fite. Its, writaci rFsbraaty In tho Ingham Circuit Cot»rt,on Wed­ nesday John McKinney, late State Treas­ ty Desortpre from Axx for the life and hridth' of .llxt body depend* upon the purity of the bion 1. ’ ■ If th- blood l» pAisoned/Uhs body drsga oat a miserable wistooee. Thcio rutdicinre Darling’s Liver Rogulaor. cur* in five hour*, pnin*, and w .aknesa of ths broaal *bte red-bac'.. re3 Rl.< um'Uic cotnpluioU .in an equally abortperiod of tun*. «P/red on teautifal while bimb alrtn, their uw aubjocti the a battle was looked for with tn® deepest interest by those on sbpre. lint Hi eaems she feared to hazard iffl engagement, and U that they strike at die root of Diareso, by eradicating every particle of impurity , In aflbrditu; iKimedmt* relief. It is a thorough Uvor snd u!Tjtoa» remedy." • .h . , {ST* OLD FRIENDS Utl Sngnr Corttert . *B\ooA ''ftbv$w cux4 VtXXfc . tar cu;iaz and all fifftcth-ftroftheHrtHt nnd Lungs field hy alt DvuTRt’AY1 Prive 25!cts. [ao«2d « MQHib u* > ‘ li^rrtck’s The peculiarity of tbe Barnfuia, Oi/philis, S'-:in. gXreaeea,' r Cid florer,zf.byurn, ', it is not only plcssant for children to-take, but in a certain euro for Croup, Wbuop. ing-Cough, Bronchitis, ‘AlkHbir.. Cbughr irkre'EK fire Rox» f-u co. Itolltr <-Full dirccOvn* »wompain ftafe ?«e. A - T^jBHwTMCni 1 °J rsch b-a. I*. S. YeP.eruay aHanffton ; W.Ww Aa ■• •> : U‘*rr*nicd »uporwr to Ijt-, II —rirs .'riiffC-; saypilifwfore t!u»«:iblic. ue n fine fain. ■ ’ TatLAitues. Loot rorsrrv, . i PleriteJuly 17, iteu, T* Woft (JrArana.— Bead -the adTe Dm n«itnrrx, Albany. N. Y.—Mr Dear Doc­ tor r—I write iM* to hiferin you of tire wandtftarf verliMmcnt of Van.Brunt & Marble in vficct o(your tjugsr CwUrii 1’aIN on.iuj «MfU4r. Bor three 'var* she tu been afl*cti<i with a Yi!another column. Lek us patronize home ioes defranm-mret'of the iwtra. srtly impteiinf in«ti tuttens, aid In building up *ur own her health, wbieh ba* been »tradily f*ilin^4snaf that period. When in New York w> Aynl fimt, a county towns, aud encourage entefpriae frtred adviied mat*' teat your pUb Having full confidence in thejudjnpent ofmr friend; 7 ovuuimI everywhere. ’ a Supply of Mewrs. Barnei A Park.- Dnrggwt*. Park Row New York- °n rcturufaiE home, »* ctread all oilier tre»tnieut, and ndnMmSlertd y our Trasks.—We are indebted to C. B. Pill*, use each nigbu Tte jmprpremut in ter feeling*, complexion, digeatlop. eta. anrpri-vd as Stctb»»b. Deputy Snpt. I’oh. h».. by •II. A raprd red permanent r*ater»llon to health the hand of D. Striker. Co. Clerk, fora ba* tern the result. Weusedles* tbre firvboxr# •nd onisMer ter entirely well. 1 cetiMder th» copy of the Annual Report of the Supt. •bore ■ fti*t tribute lo yon m « Phyrricia", and trait itwK'kt ttnireeret nt Indnoittf many to of Publie Instrucciou. We thank you adopt your Pills te IfieJr family mMMim. r 1 Your otedicut .errant, geoUomon, each and aH. . , -----8. G. Momuiox. Ilerrick’c Kid Strengthninw f*In«trra, |3gr On Thursday the IFVAE JUST RECEIVED It hreke up mj cold and fever> ««ee. Prnviona to thia attaak, I bed been troetfSd wrthdr»pcpaia several month*: I have fell eothine of it since." QtU SttuMoy, Esc.. East S'lth Rtrsal, it T., wntva: Aug. l3.T*>5d.—fhUJ a (Ufflcnltr wit|iUic Kkdnrr rcnjpalu'. ll>re« trAre, wish constant pala fa UmhumU at mf Wk-1 nad cued moat all nr.de af leeaielDCF, but fuund DO p»rpum«aLrty<f null! Lt'^da.*—At. Ibis seaten ruined, and 'all set-ds planted will twain her anchorage, and bleanilug KW XvavX% ©5 WE oftheyeur whqn coughs and colds are troublesome every' family-jihdi'dij have a safe nhd cerbth: remedy on hand. Ran­ som's Hrvr Syrup Tohi is the very thing.- elded. Th-.-'pMt- week tout been more like August than like May. ■ We are ra it comes TAvvaxetowk . which have been ahowased.upoD Liq* from ln» at kt'gthgub- gruel need of coin, and unless of dollars each year. in adrertftiDg their narite, and publishing the Hou. John Casresrclw. ’-BrrekVn. March 15 WO.1. Ia the spring nf laSS I look a severe ovU Whtsh induced a nabut f«*er. I look twa feaea DARLING'S LIVBR RKGU^A T&R condition—that sidewalks are becoming decent avenues of travel, gaidim gates rVAOXX.WTft.dc% REGULATOR LI Ft BITT EKS, er, Nashville. Tenn. | Adrertuem'int. | MafkA SoAx aad MMoqaeBt profit to kbbProprietor, thus MAhbag him to expead . martiMn And new considerxnyaelfZarir^y cured," perience of its truth.—[Tennessee Farm­ Throat uufortu* LIVER Cu«Viw-» trUM-AXt*. Di OBB LINE OF TRADE; have tho further evidence of our own ex­ DlrmBtrl xm> Caerr.—For these formidable and dangerous diseMcs Trask’s receive hia new purchase of goods.— Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing rctnoThe. man who advertiaea never fails to. dy,if usod iu season. Apply fteely to get goods, fur be doe* a prosperetirbuaU tho Tltroat and CbM nod cover with a but flannel. This Othtident has been be. nets. The pian who is too dull to know fore the public over 20 years,nrid its con­ the henefite of adyertimBg, it too doll to stantly increasing demand has established make good hafgains in buying, xhareioYc its reputation -as a superior Liniment in ho sells goods High. Grtoda not worth all caw Where a son thing, and relaxing ' remedy h -r'tjuirod. pnPlcni.iHy in Rheu advertising are not worth buying. Mon (Btatism. Nvuriigia. inflam.trion of Um that dare not, tcll.thu public whab Mpodo^ JBowels and Kidneys, Jpim! afli-ctinn.*, they have and how . ihey-»ctv*. sell Them, Store Eyes, .Burns, Piles, Wounds and have no confidence in tbeir good* or their 1 Bru'iKcu. So* pamphlet e,U .b-'tit, sad around each botprice*. Tba nwm who is too stingy to Stito by al! druggists. Price 25 cis. ad-Mr Liao would cheat you in miikHtg SwImish.—The Hug law went into'ofF hdtew WHiiHOTirrww m Und Udr „ Jaa-1. Brniulej, merchant 184 Fulton strret. New York, writ®*, >ugu*i, IB. IWJ; *t hare *“• We are assured -of gent Physicians in ibis neighborhood and merchant who eretion ou Monday, and several flu- exceeding any F|^J slrnHsr net are in tb#inar)M READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; this fact by mure than one of onr intelli­ advertises Id this paper is beginning to change. DAHLUTG’S LIFE BITTERS Is a superior' toole and diuretic; axosHent in ease* of low of wpprtfte, flstnfcnrr. ftmofe^rewkneas, irrvgularitiar, p*>n in tbe side and bowels. Wind, protruding red bleeding plies, and general 3 vnxs have been introdweed to tbe public for than six years, and bare aoqmrwl Ba FAMILY MEDICINE, preparations in markcl ia thab.it cw>m th# di^tMs for which it h recommended, whilefthey do not. aneb ■£>i.oot> Much better thaa pills, red much waisr to take. Cxxlulx. Warren Couatv, OMo. March «, 1B5S. Dr. C. W. Robaci.—f)earSir:— ForihebreaEt of *ufferiar hamauity, permit me to aarthni I hare found vour Scandinavian Btodfi Purifier and Blood Pill* a sure cure lor Jadiaulire and Liver Complaint. 1 ter. refferedfrom tbe above mentioned diaeaaea for hr. year^ red bars ,—i-------- ---------- -•-'di to do pttr। try your Blood >.. I wa* living ■OK. KO-B^CT^S "BVOOD VUK5WS.K -urgeni or- Removes the morbid and bilious deposit* from the alomreli and bowel*, regulate* the Heer and kidney*, renwvins everv obstruction, rtebfre# a natural red heal Uiy eotlou in th* vital organ*.— wjth thv assurances of being effectual.— ; But they fall 4q accomplish the cures they For Agricultural and other item*, LOW PRICES’ LIVER REGULATOR Ou al I aides of ua, in all Qommuai- JOB FEU Executed on short iic4k« tMaomee. QsrjaUia*. COUNTY / . ***** �BADWAYm azaOLVirf. JOHNS OF THE UNITED STATES > -tm b nxmnki vaan.kadway-s innovating KESOLVEKT marksman, is ,* *n ■ cixiuikc UI»V> sTxcr .. ru#vuwr. urriAMiTBUB O» j TB« CKUHWr n' t" « „ TV* HtMT 0 CHAWJt<A<*® JJJ TBX 0»l T BKl.l,8UOLE l« TRX WOXLD - 01X1 Ul TBX WOXUL TUX AMERICAN CKMENTMLUS bare known him a long time, bars kept an eye 0*1 him, have lata in wait for him. / in His habit has been to perch himself in a big Creo, and keeping himself hid behind the body, annoy our men by firing upon them. He climbed ths tree this morning In advance of tho otb*ra coining out. iqterart at ten per emit, iamriy tl a fjrar smuggling himself in his position, and on an i»n implement costing tiff flO. White while IP is in WM anticipating his usual day of quietude. My <xiu co ooc eu.no, ts. V«7 Oor mco miobl her. killed Um u k. •ften the ten dollar implement will save came out, hut avoided *h<iotlng. an as not half a dollar a day over tbe fiv* dollar to alarm the other*. Hie tn* was about one. by its better work, and saving of twenty rods from oneul <*ar pita. When man art! wm power. our men fired on the ad vanring rebel pickNor is thia *11 that i* important about implementa. When bought tb*y should that be was decidedly up a tree. wnxwirasiBANWAWX (T n wii.i. WRNi'OiAte. A Wood AbootGakdeminq.—Noone can b* ti^ly *B'd ln Ii*** *b° baa not a gardpn. None hut those who have en jopfld it can appreciate the satisfaction— the luxury—of sitting down to a table spread with tbe feuits <>f one’* planting and culture. A bunch of radisbea. or a heads of lett uce, taken from the gar­ den on a summer’s morning for break- j fest, <.r a men of green peas or sweet corn, is onite a different affair from mar­ ket in » dying condition. How many in the smaller cities and villages of oor country, possessing every facility for a good garden, either through ignorance or indolence are deprived of this source of comfort! And bow many farmers, with most of tbe luxuries of life, are con­ tent to plod on in th* even tenor of fheir way, never raising their teste above tbe “pork and beans” of th«ir fathers, Usx er Hk» Maxubr of Corn.—E. Allen of Posefret. Conn.,in a recent iasu* of the Country Gentleman, gives hi* ex­ perience io the culture of corn and the use of boo manure a* a great fertilizer, as follow*] manure, applied in tbe hill, on corn, fora number of years, with excellent success. 1 Uke my ben manure to a convenient place—say a barn floor, and pulverize it thoroughly—theh tnix two-sixths ashes and MMMMxth piaster, with an equal pro­ portion of the manure in bulk of both asbe* end planter. After prafMring my GEORGE H. BOUSE, Dapotv do LANGFORD G. BERRY, Auditor General. EZRA JONES. Deputy do JOHN OWEN. Stole Treasurer. JAMES TURNER. Deputy do JOHN M.4JREGORY, Gnat Psblie Instruction. CORTLAND D STEBBINS. Deputy do SAMUEL 6. LACEY. Com r. 8iato i-and Office. CYRUS HEWITT, Deputy do CHARLES UPSON, Attorner General. JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General. Jtjal ^otitts. IT WILL MEND CHINA. LAIMBB JZL“Ei"JSh'r Ui"' • man BtUor tritiM; Wanuiav Pills unequalled. The Regulating in their operation*, and thoroughly Th* Aral doae should be large eno Are and each sueeeaalre oilnithrd one pill, until reduced to , aa they rerieifying >u tWtr acUoT mt four or THEM HITTERS iNflHEaNT <O.NnCMI’TIUN. B. QUESTION R. OF j R. -We bare trird it. and indites use lYfE MILLION Sr. Bte«‘ (elabanc* *|M Un,n a Ufa** | ANSWERED. ECONOMY U WRAXTM tIO <W’ U i-'vrd >1. *s MisUurs RAD WAY'S tUftl'l RELIEF AMERIIA5 (EWEMT CUE. Bottle. for Radwav'a Bead* Resolvent.i io the treatment efFcrofala. RypbilU. Ule*r» Tumor*. Prolap.ua Uteri. Elopbantasis, Ery.ip«la«. Saiat Aatboor a Fire. tit. t ita's Dance, Fever aoro. all diaeaaM #f l-iod. While Swellings, re from the eyas, rsr* igs, dropey, and cou Em bwe lb* uaparsl- Sign, of iu appr -sell. At llut tbe ihrvoii uationt oxperiooece a alight Mscuoifutt. tin followed with pain, to a greater or Um ext R..itu. Chill. TERMS « txll UhiMroaaad ba impress I trite tv tbe JOHN* A CBOM.EY, pain, eviher alight or severe, would take adoM Radway'« Ready ftelirf. sot one tbev.*aud ia a 'Bote Mannfaemrsn.) ; ?H william ntreet । ITfl health. Il is Aunenor to alt known remedies ii a cleanting ayrnp for PURIFYING THE BLOOD, um as luipirtiutl H«.«ee O*nrr». Impurant u< Buiktera. females. Important fr« Railnaui < ••n*p<«nira. Important t.» Farmer*. Bars and innocent preparation, all-powlo good, but never du«u injury. IMPORTANT TO PARMNTB. JOHNS & «'R< MALEY'S •■And therefore DI ucur uf It.” i>»y» the .krptie; power we eiait RESOLVENT CEMENT ROOFING, rut to ebild. - This rWAY’S RENOVA* DR J. BOVEE DUDS’ Imp Txal Win- Bitten oauoent andakillfuJ pl ystctu MAUWAf • KKADY KEUKr recommended by us, nor prescribed for ay sum. In tl>« early atagra sumption. Fita.ffc-rofula.aod it IT IS FIKE ASH M ATEU FKOOF ettry. Quinine. Morphine, Opium. and nUrr fa ! the irodieal UM COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. CHROMIC DISEASE. uoUtted sad requested to prea.nl th. *am. examination and adjustment to tbe under»i| ComtniMinaera duly appointed by tbe Pro Court for th. county of Harry, wlk> will nirr — - ’■ —- — —W.U, IU«U L'JJ «Bt®rRiw"iVnTuWrijFSr needed tn acbi.riag. more id merrlr palliat­ ing the auflrftnga of tbe patient, wllieh Railway'. tein for yean, auch a* chroaie Rbcumatieni. Gout Scrofnia. Ly apepaia, SyphUu, end diaeaae> in­ duced by tt.a i<iju-li<H.i0» u»e of calomel, mercur^. niniae. diaaaaw of tbe Lirer, er. Kidneya. Spine, Ae_, alt Hadway’a ’Ri*ao» Resolvent .■ and MHKT DURABLE ROOFING in uar; it ia ia ”**• W’ATEU WtATHHR a»d KIXDaWt •»•««■« «>r ROOFS OF ALL J eJ.’SK!? ShbWAYT* BEKOVATINO RE­ SOLVENT is «!.<« per bottle. PI* J. KfiVEE I Mil* anrpjEKiAi ’snrai htj'J'xes fret. Wild Doer. ■ leu >pooa LA. SWEEZET. I tWamteiHELDON. { mmmt*. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. Commissioners notice. DR. RADWAYS PTT.TJt m KMwsy■. Kcsdr Re;,* ln of,EBr»0“». •«“« oos or Hurt wjft a of 4onving beoefii from its cm. IN MILITARY CAMP8. >!>? «•" liL’.TTLJ' Ail peraoqt haring claim* again* t the COST1VENEJW, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DIMPKFtilA. BILlOUtiNKHK. SICK HEADACHE, INFLAMATION OF THE BOWELS, NERVOUtiNEtiti, MELANCHOLY. DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, tbe reanectiredaya a fr*u the third day latiug PHU. will, in the moat die treating-easea of r'o..... «• ..... . . .l_ ten day a, will reetora GROCERY, SALOON. -AJ^TD TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BUTTi.E!! ” -• -— r —«>vu> luapwav a nn Relief hu contributed more to tbe protect:.™ the IrooM aminat HI—... .v? ARD KRsTOKX GCTTA x-XQxrxx> I'EKCIIA CEMENT DR. RAD WAY’S PILLS, AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. BOARDWG-HOUSE • —• aval, af m* Numbuesa. Swolaa joiata, Spnuna, Lamesesa ea*ta LAST TMkwV.ES, r J. la U,KX^.. |» u« TEA Kassas New Orleans, Muacnvado, Coffee. Crunheel. Powdered and Granulated Su- Kio, Ceylon, and J*v« Cofle, St.me. and Willow W CigMi-s. Tohooco. and Snuff, RADWAY-S REGULATING PILLS ?.eS^=-Sw RAMVArB -A.OJKKTJ AU, MOTT, 8LEEPLKSB RIGHTS. OR COFFEE. CHICKENS. PICKLED TONGUE, SAR­ DINES, die. Ji 0009 4‘. rverdting fr.ttu Now York and Borton, his full stock nf Groceries! ! CBttONIcRH^AVaten FAMILY GROCERIES Or Cold L«a4> if daairwd 18 A < C k t*»w ASTHMA, DIFFICULT BREATRING PlJtrr BMNKPAIK 15 TUE “D* 8aoDLl>®S The subecriber is now prepared to sell Warm Meals at All Hours! CHARLES WIDD1FIE1.D A CO.. F,rrrr7^.'A‘, IN CABER OF a N. SlLKLDOfc. | py only. »y e*m Unde, or ktokiag o> a Bub _____z_. ___ ___ IT WILL MEND MkRBLE. stiiuUonsJ debility.tbrss Pills willeMure s »Uoog snd vigorott* offspring. BILLI0U8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON 8KINNER. Grenada, and As low as the lowest, For Catk or ready rnjt brushmg, and then drop qm giH of tbe above mutar* in eweb bill, uithcr planting |"1». J.BOVEEDOD8’ “• ou“ k IT Wit.I. MESI! IVORY XAiaiio UDita. AUSTIN BLAIR, Ooreruer. HENRY T. BACKUS. Pteaidrmof tbe Senate sad PEJM.— Hernia an item which will at­ tract th* attention of horsemen, and es­ pecially those fond of high steppers.— Whether the plan described ia worthy of adoption in this country, or would pay. is a question for tlxme Interested to decide. A Ibneign paper says; “High stepping carriage horses, now scarce, are grenth prized in London. In the North of Ger­ many, whence these horses are chiefly Imported, you may frequently sec the animals exercising on the high road, caparisontvi and heavy, wearing no blind­ ers. but large spectacles. These speta des are strong magnifiers, nnd each peh hie', t<> the eyes of the deluded quadruped, appesra an granite bouMers, *oiiti hia youth and ignorance be lifts up ha legs high in the sir to avoid their contact, and thus c«»niracte the habit of high stepping, so n>nrIi admired, and for .which ama­ teurs pay unheard of pricea.” B*—«. B»n*.,u,u- ■**•-1 Itnrf Official Jirrrtorn How Homu arc Mabie Hioh Srar- wotitt MENI> s... U» F— depend unon a speedy curs by the use of RAD­ ••I say, big nigger.’’ called out one of WAYS READY REtiOLVfST. Lb Casos of Casostc Rmscmatum, Nsvsauoia, our men, “yeu better come down from Goer, the Rcaolreul, taken, will bo Rood a quick there.” and thorough core. machine should be well fift-und, the ■ “What fori” respoued the nigger. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT wheels and joint* ailed, and the whole M1 want you an prisoner.” 13 A GREAT LUNG AND 3T0M A CH REMEDY. gearing put into complete trim befnr*< “Not as thia eliile knows of? replied starting it ^otherwise it will get out ot the concealed Elhiop. “Just «s you say,” replied our sharp­ Sharp Pains when taking a breath, shooter. BnAl symptoms, are quic ly rei ENOVaTING RESOLVENT. ‘-tn about an hour the darkey peered Ita «** will .pcwdily dalivcr th* his head out 0t» man was on tho look diaesso-strickro auffcrar from tools of the farmer's carpenter shop. out for him; be bsd bls rifle on tbe bead I A LIVING DEATH. Have a place for everything’ and then line ready—pulled the trigger—whiz keep everything in its pines, and always went the bullet, and down cam- the ne­ in good working condition. But where gro/ He was shot through tha head.— do we often find tbe farmer's implements ? Yorktown Corrttnondcneo of the Now To-dsj’i w* *es a plow ctanding in th* York World. forrow, and yesterday one thrown up by ti^RoZufA^L? PROSY. SYPHILIH, the aide of the fence where th* fall plow­ ing ended. Last fall we saw cultivators and horse-rake* dragged tip into a corner of a field among the buabe*. Sometimes, NATIONAL OFFICER*. tho expensive horse power, instead of being carefully boused, is loft out in all blood Of all IU people, andho become ••Ubliebod weathers, from one thrashing season to Awidraf-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of iniaoe. ss s ooMtitulioosI infirmity. and teas baffled U» i Prwuiraf-nANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine. another. Implements ao used, seldom gut their iron work oiled to prevent rust, radwYfs RENOVATING resolvent. or their wood-work painted to prevent rot. ft is tho testimony of all good Secretary <ftU Trouwcy-SALMON P. CHASE. farmers that the time and money spent hi painting their tools is more than re­ .Sw-rWuri- <f <** Aury-GIDEON WELLES, of paid in their increased durability. There Connecticut. arc very lew farmers who can afford to have such largo bole* in their pockets as this carlcssncss makes. Maryland. One must be either very rich or be A«urw»y G*«a<rel—EDWARD BATD«, fc Mlaaouri. making money very fast to be able to THE JUDICIARY. support such extravagance. If it be true, a* is often said, that farming, as a CJusf Aotfte-ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. general rule, does not yield more than AwociaU Jw^w-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of Ohio. -JAMES M. WAYNE, ofGeorgia —JOHN CATRON. ofT.nnea.ee, do not sea how any body can afford suoh -PETER V. DANIEL, rf Va expensive habits, and besides such a —8AMUKL NELSON, rtK. T. _ -ROBERT C. GRIER, of Penn. spendthrift sty Id of living exerts a bad in ' -KATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. fluenee on one's family and on tbe wholo —JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. neighborhood in which be lives.—Amtrican Agriculturiit. STATE OFF1CEB9. will F... _r»r br»k«> Tuniitw*___ IT WILL MENU LEATHER � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-05-21.pdf f9a503e70b54d61e85544f96b7082baa PDF Text Text VOL 7. HASTINGS, BADDY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1802. Z W. 3. ■Liberty ufl Wan—One and laaayuabl*.* Ot Sartinji Samur, IS PUBLISBBD mu WEDNESDAY, mrrEa a msbows, A.Iwu, heard, and hardy turned quietly to ths IfiitrtUanii. AT LAW. Solicitor, |n Che*o*rv. Tax and in..ir.—. THE SOOTTTS REVENGE. ....... H. WKIBBT, Night had settled down upon the army ATTOJBJrSy m4 counsellor at law, oftbe Potumneand except In th.- tent of the ,‘Od Ssllciior end Ooonwllor in Chaneerv.- General, quiet reigned in the camp. The ‘ r'r'CaUS U‘*otion K» the collection of river rolled placidly along as though no : cialmi and Doner prosnptlr remitted. bustle forces lined its banka, and Wash­ ington looked as peaceful as if no devil were trying to pluck the Cspftol. But the measured tramp of the aentinal, and the quick, low-toned challenge to the straggler hurrying to quarters told the story of the struggle that waa now going ADVUT1UK0. GREAT Sittings’ Rusinas Jirtrtorj. HCTIIT!! on. In the tent of the Geueral, grouped round a small table on which were spread maps of the country, sat several officers, eagerly discussing a point upon which opinions differed. It was an informal council of war.and the officer In command, while he listened, carefully refrained from giving his judgment in the matter—flarttering first this one with symptoms of agreement with him, or couiplimeutfog that one on the clearoeu of his views, while he drew from some of the more bashful of the party what they thought about it. oberts triker To none waa be more polite than to a young man of fine address, whose sbouidrtr-straps claimed for him the rank of Colonel, No greater contrast could be found than between the faces of the Geu­ JLBT RECEIVED eral and hi* subordinate. Both had keen eyes, and would be called bnndaotne any­ a new and most complete assortment <of where ; but the feature* of the cider wore sn open manly look, while those of BU M AND NEMCPEL the younger bore a sinister cast, that did Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Cam much to destroy his otherwise good looks The Colonel was evidently ill at ease, 1* phene, Burning Fl nisi, and though be returned th* polite alien TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. tiuns uf lb* General aa a gentleman would, ha did not venture to meet the steady gaze that accumpauiad the honeyed words. Just st the moment the discussion was X3T FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL at the hottest, the sentry announced a PCRP03ES,0NLTUK messenger. •’Show_ Mm. in,’* said the General, and the man entered with a re­ spectful salute. “We will resume this to-morrow, gentlemen,” be said, bowing Over High Prices, at the GBAMT A SPAULDING, EALERS tn al) kinds of dry,goods,groceries, crockery, Ac. Slats st., east of the post office. D HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! MASON ALLBIS, RALER IN GROCERIES. proviaUaa, dues, fiiab, botttr, lard. park, and gn D D. C. MAW LET, •ortnient ROREBTS Ac STRIKER, p ire hquora, dA e-atofra, witrdaw-gtaaa, putty, grecariea. atatfoaerr. *nd fancy articlet. Store in "Rbwer’a Block,'* Raatinga, Mich. WHOLESALE and r«Ull dealer in Groceries v V and Provuionn. I'ork, Lard. Butter, and KWJEEZEY A ALIEN. TTOR<EYS ATLAWaod Solicitors is ChanWill be happy DAMIEL COOK, U8TTCB OF THE PEACE, Oeoersl Land and I. A. HOLBROOK, A TTORNEY and Consaelor »t Law. A. Cbaucerv, Genaral lxu>d and T Office, arcond story of Rower’s block. P JOHN ROBERTS, IHTSIOTAN and Surrean Dwellingss Bread H.F. CHEMT, . ro.nplne-s and SdeHt.v. Krsidener, Johnstown, .__ ____ UI.L Ri.nVa Vent alaan on hand. A TTOBNET and Counselor at Law. SoUcitar A and Counselor ta Chancery. Xotarv Public. Mrehigaa. J. M. ME VIM1, his foe* that it was unsafe to try concluaions with him at too close quarter*. On every, line of his countenance, marked as it was Vith inexprctsible sadness, was written honesty and firmness so that yoj) felt whatever he said could be trust­ PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, KNed. V ELOPES, CARDS, AC*, Ac. •'A leelle, General,” he said, looking cautiously about. “Be WO alune 1" be asked, in an under tone. MOST POPULAR The General stepped to the door of i he tent, but nothing could be seen but the sentry pacing his usual lieat. The »ouut, however, was nut satisfied, and «liking briskly out be approached the rear of the tent, when a liasty footstep We would respectfully annances to the citl- wKi heard retreating. He listened care­ ina of Hosting! and vicinity, that we intend iff fully, at the same time keeping hi* truxly rifle ready, for use, but rhe footstep* died a* *y in the distance and he returned to PATENT MEDICINES OTRA1Pf FDB >rtja?ea by sdvertimmeot. ©Ash BnecisJ stteatioa will bv paid to COMPOUND* ING and nutiiof “i> PRESCRIPTIONS; and any­ one pare&aawg madidnea of «■ can rely Uyos JACOB FERMS’ KicmeAM. I0XIA. county ROBERTS A STRIKER.. oamoBRi HasrurM Maae* S. 1«€2. S. C. rBINDLB, rUDOE OF PROBATE. Notary PnMio. Can- looxrv CLSM. / Land and Tax Agent.. 'ceoSL Roos* of all kinds. also Bswasarsas. i foTesIe by ROBERTS A STRIKER. p-“- “‘-1’ ■•“ixiSR'r fina1” DAKICL «TB1XEB, ',”blu; “S TSuuxozs* Old IxiXMN Docx Gix, for raedlcinJt> *1 parpoac*. for aals by R. A 8. Office In S. U. COOK, EO18TER OF DEEDS, and Notary Public. ptnhfrY1 to-the party, who, taking the hint, imme­ diately dispersed. Well, Hardy, what success 1” said the General, turning tu the scout, who stood leaning on his rifle. Ho was well worth siudving—stall, lean mao, with rambling TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICKS. PEPPER, PRUNES. FKJS. RAISINS. CODFISH; legs, but his eyes glistened ns if on fire. in fact, atervihing m the Grocery line, such aa His body, ungainly aa it was,gave prom­ will be needed for fsmilv use. ise of great strength, and llic lung sweep >>f his arm, joined to the grasp uf his ini mense band, as he carelessly held bis amDJffiWT ipxBinniixii's I weapon to bis breast, would have warned And Cooklig Extracts, J. M. RL'BSCLL. HY8lCIAN’*nd Surgeon. Office in BuaeH's store. Stale etrcel. __________ (Vll**sa. MWH8, GROCERIES! Office in the Court House, Baitings. Mich. * , & S R Qoodyoar'i MM*y be so.” said the acaut leaning I on his rifle and refusing ti> be seated.— j “Ylt his pace war mighty stidy for a man I .in. liquor.” ' “Well, he is gone now, an let us U> business,” said the General somewhat tesiilv. -Watch D’Arblay, Gtaeral,’’ said ths scout. “He’s in high favor where I've been to day, and tbat ain’t no praise for a Unioa man.” “Did you reach the village, thenl” asked the General, his eves fixed upon Hardy's fscs. "I was there afore twelve o'clock, and by lock fell in with au Alahamy rlgiment. So as I was real Virglimy”—and a mode ing smile lit up the sallow (ace—“1 mixed in with the boys." “You are venturesome, Hardy," said the other. “If they catch yon they will •how you no mercy. -Already your name is known th* country round, and a reward offered for you." wilAsiS^Xld' tw <Urt ___________ . theNent. “Some drunk* ti soldier. Hardy,” said the General, a little annoyed at the oc enrrence. "It shall be looked Jo U>- _ JAMES A. BWBBBBY, “They can’t hurt m« worse than they bev, Gineral. I wyut by the homestead to-day, and the sabe* wore there yoL— The fire that burned the bld place went to mj heart, and I ain’t ufcard of being ketebed till my work’s done. HARMON SMITH, llRCCIT COVET COM' J88IOKER. mthtepUce. Hardy V' atked » LOTSU-. O~« •**» OWARD ASSOCIATION, PtiUdcl- the Gen­ eral. , “To a man, Gi neral. And they’er chuckling mightily over it. Taint ne . watch. General I"—and gave vent to a chuckle tbat shook his body till the bones rattled. An hour later and the little camp that lay as an o rpost of the great army, was ntirring with a new fife. No rapid beat to arms, roused the sleeping soldiers, but ploita. Ibis very spot was hi* farm, sod escaped withMsUfe." • The ColoBi.1 wm thoughtful a rnoiMCt. caught, give him a short shift—hs may be dangerous." Just then the tattoo was boring hillswhha glass. Tbuogh beet, and with a courteous good night the officers separated. * “I wish we co«14 get along without try, and wet and unhealthy. . Ercry day, such felU»ws aa D’Arblay," said one be esys, from two to four dead men are young officer to another, as they strolled carried to their graves. To unmilitary along the camp. “I do not mind killing the Yankee*, but Hike a little Gir play about it. This game of his can't last swift messengers movtd amhng the white tents, and at their summons the men shook slumber from their eyelids end eagerly took their right positions in theranka. "Don't ba too ohm,” said the other. A secret expedition, and at night—of all things the greatest delight of the true soldier—so much was clear; but tn what his Arkansas men did tbat nice little direction, or against wbat force, none job. . ” • knew. Yet the Ignorance did not check ' “For God’s sake, don't talk so,” said ! the undisguhed pleasure of the men as the other shuddering. “I have not heard they promptly obeyed the ••fall in” of the all, but I think It waa a most brutal af­ Orderly. It was enough tbat they were fair." in tbo enemy’s popo.try, un soil once sa­ “You'll want a dictionary to give as cred, but now desecrated by the footsteps , adjective strong enough, when you hear of rebellion, and io the blow was effectu­ it all.. They say lbs old man refused to al, they cared not, where it felt haul down his flag and abet one of our With the officers it might be a little . «mm, when they fired the .house. Only different, and some hastened to the Gen­ Hardy escaped. Burton stood by and eral’s tent for instructions; but were met ,saw it done. The women beaten back by an eld who gave hasty informstion bv the bayonets did not scream, but tnrafor the marshalling of the forces. No ,cd hopelessly Inward. It is a mystery man waa trusted with the wcret of the bow Hardy got away, but be has been movement, and they wbo aopresisUngly , seen since, and Uvea only for reveqrt.— sought the commanding officer found at But, as the Colonel saya, such things the entrance uf bis tent only an old' man ,must be in war. Good-night,” and they leaning'vn .bis rifle. Tnoee who had ; parted at the entrance ofa tenL been al the council readily connected the . (To btcontinutd.) singular individual with the preaent move­ ment. while they who for the first lime looked upon his tall form, apparently bent with age and infirmity, did not Evil habits, though they are sometimes dream that thia was the scout whose deeds ।apparently Irresistable, and incnrable, of daring were the theme uf converselion about the camp fires, and whose escapes puzzled at once lioth friend and foe. Hardy stood watching the gathering of the men with a grim smile playing about his lipa To the numerous ioquirics that poured in upon him he gave no answer, save that he knew nothing, and the questioner returned no wiser loan bo came. A; last everything was ready, and the order given to inarch. Stealthi­ ly creeping out among the shadows o( the nighi, went a little band of fifteen hundred men, not one of whom knew Just aa the last company left the camp the General cams to tl.ie door of bis tent and stretched out his hand to the scout. Hardy took it like a mau who felt him self the peer of an emperor. “I have run'* gre# risk, Hardy,” ho said. ‘ If you have deceived mo”—he stopped, fur even the starlight could not hide Abe painful expression that stela across tiie scotit'A face— “or if you h*v% deceived yourself, the consequences tpay be terrible, u<> less to these brave follows than to me." ' “1 Lev'told you the truth, Gineral," he said proudly. "We hev fifteen hundred men, Md they ain’t less than four thous­ and. It might be a hard fight, but *e can git the Lest <*o rtu for all that. But ef you’ve any tniagitin’*, Gineral, ’taint too late yit. It’* easy calling of’em l»ack ■gin, tho* the boy* looked mighty well pl raved st a ehauca for a brush with the infernal critters.” Althia moment there was a halt, the । expedition having roacbed a-fork in the road.,; ,Tbrt General liaslily rung the Eonut’a hund, and ns -h* said hurriedly, ' “No, no, I trusted you and will not re-1 pent.” Hardy n-turm-d tba pressure of, the hand qf the officer, who pressed forward to the detachment. When ,he reached it. the road became clear^ and st the command ‘ferwatd,’ the troops inarch-' ed on. • * * • , • How fared it with the rebels during these stirring matters ainang thvir ene­ mies 1 Peacefully slumbering amnog the Mila, and dreaming of anything but letting the army go where It is DoodadI This East Tetmesee business is going to be the grave ofsomebody’s reputation. — It is perfectly safe to assert that an ad­ vance into East Tennessee will never be murder them piece meal. It. is utterly iaim possible to storm the Gap, and tbe only chance ever to dislodge tbe rebels is to shell them out from tbe neighboring ridges, and that is a game that the rebel* can play *t as veil ee we. The troops at tbe Ford are frem Indi­ ana, Ohio, end Kentucky. What their of his own regiment (83d Indiana,) sad the 19th Kentucky. It is the 37th brig­ ade ofthe Kentucky army. The policy of-your tree rebel sympa­ thizer in to insinuate himself quietly into the notice of week minded men by mild­ ।and lead many dever men into speedy ly deploring the heavy wdr tax under ,destruction, yet none ever become so which the people will soon labor. Hav­ <Kwerful they may not be corrected.— ing carried bis bearers along with him 1 c firm and resolute determination is be denounce* tbe whole tax with violence ।more than half the battle gained. Here ■nd those who made it, He then branchoff upon Abolitionists and Black Repub­ | licans, whe, be aaye, refused to oompro­ ,and all the reasons, why the babjl is in­ mise, and are, therefore, the authors of tbe war, and that it is bard for a oocecrjurious. Study the subject till there is "no lingering doubt in your mind. Avoid vative man to lend a helping hand. H* the places, the persons, the thoughts, that leaves nothing unsaid that has the slight­ est tendency to discourage Union men lead to temptation. Frequent the places, and weaken tbe Govsnunsnt. We en­ associate with the persons, indulge ths thoughts that lead away from temptation. countered one of theae insidious rebel emissaries yesterday. He talked iBcesKeep busy—idleness is the strength of aantly, as if-he had taken . an oratorical bad habits. Do not give up the struggle does of salts. These are most dangerous when you have broken your resolution once, twice, ten times, a thousand times. That only shows bow much need there is for you to strive. When you have Golden Circle, and who need the closest , braksb your resolution, just think the watching. mutter over, and endeavor to understand why It was you failed, so that you may be upon your guard against the recur­ rence Of the- same circumstances. Do not think it a little or easy thing that you hare undertaken. Il is a tolly to expect to break off a habit in a day, which may have bee* gathering strength in yon for many years. The war is giving many a reform a "turn ahead.” Woman’s rights come in for a share. W e go for the Illinois Sev­ enteenth and 31 re. Major Ray uolda. Dm following is frem the Peoria Transcript; Guv. isles has paid a rather unusual' but well merited compliment to Mr*. Rey nolds, wife ot Lieut.. Reynolds, of Company A, Seventeenth Illinois, and a resident of this city. Mrs. Reynolds has accompanied her husband through the greater -part of the campaign through which the Seventeenth haa passed, ?*b*ring with him the dangers and privations uta soldier’s life. She waa present at the battle of Pittsburg Landing, and like a ministering angle, attended to the wants of a* ruauy of the wounded *»d dying soldiers as she could, thus winning the an attack from a foe they knew to be in­ ferior in nnmbttw. They were a motley lot. For the most part composed of that class known as “poor whites" in the doeument conferring the wall merited South, strangely dad apd but half disci­ honor being made out with all duo for­ plined, they woulS'H’ve dispersed . from mality, and having attached the great their own internal discord, had not their seal of the State. Probably no lady - in officers restrained them. But tie officers, America will ever again have «uch a dis- were vaatly superior,. 0 tba men. De­ serter* from tbo Federal' aj*my*jD 'which they bad found both' education and sub­ sistence, they turned their talents against their country and gAve a. .life io the rcbclliop which it could not have had other- township, which does not number among its inhabitants women who have married on very short acquaintance, only tu be abused, deserted, and left a burden and a life long sorrow to the families in which left, to share the for^mse ufrelative stran­ gers. If young ladies could realize bow grossly indelicate as well as qulpably reckless such marriages appear in the quire of a stranger. Marriage is an un­ dertaking in which po delay can be ea hazardous as undue precipitation. Asms Tmm.—Bdo patiently ths endfees quest innmge of your children.—. Do not roughly erBsb the ruing spirit of freoinqmry with an impatient word or. frown, sor attempt, on the contrary, *a> fong and Instructive reply to every estaal U..K -.I ------L ccriority. Convsrt, if possible, ths care­ less quwiion into < profound and earoast enquiry. Let your reply send tbe littJs questioner forth, not so much proud of whet be has learned, aa anxious to know more. Happy, time, W, in giving yoer ebdd th* molecule of truth he enka for. of the mountain of truth lying beyond; •o wilt thou send forth a phlloaoher, and a... _ —-I.— ■ V* I . .to. I . Tbs Nasbviito Fbm* eayv Mr. H. Campbell, * merchant of that city for near twenty year*, inform* it that a few On this evening, while ■ the men sat smoking about thsir fires, alternately as­ serting the superiority of thsir pwn State*, and cursing the cowardly Tank sea, si they cejl«4 •N Federal soldiira, In not very ehoioe.lttgimg^. *: kn°' were'gathered m wmsdltalion. “Has any thing beeci heard from D’A rblsy to-dsy !” asked one with a Colo- •er brought a note Train Mm yesterday that a, council of war wouM be held to u* they hev good friend* In Did 1 idbymn to watch D’A rata ^opon the while dty that by The startled eentry hastened to Inquire the cause, but the Impurtorshle old map careieesly explained that be had only fired tdfhls Jnafl, and. aa his eccentricity was well known, that ended It But be bent low and whispered to the General —“Keep watch en D’Arblay—a close be morrow. yes. I saw IL” I hope they will resolve to fight. I’m, getting tired 6t (his hmetioa. Wbo is this Hardy be cautions ua abetftT tended him, and e»eB tw test ring* wffb Ms n or iuslroajsrte of bottle. ' as ofler, end rue �■9 Hastings banner. ‘ZBTTZDI'U PWAKT PEtCLAJHTIW P1E8IBE.WT LISCtLI. The clle oTRiohmoad, by the - US WEEKLY ^Kquirilkm, WrfmaM MenlM, Bax r jjttO in Charleston. James River'about 150 mHw from WiTMorr onu: akdwjth fvm Let cs RkMW ofra must is Goh mouth. THE TRADB REGULATfONN I LMHED BT 8ECBETARY Cl Tbe city occupies a moat FSOCLASiAHOX MY TRK PBBSIDXXT bilk, which are separ- .*■ - - 4>pe»iM tae FmO- Th# President, by proclamation, has , are lighted with gas, crossing each other opened to the trade of the world, under at right angbe- On Sbodute hill are tbe certain rseteiMtons, th* port* of tfsAufort, । State Capitol and other public buildings. and we trull it wtft be followed by the opening of other ports, u fast u wa are able to cooirol the commerce therein.— Such a course will have,hot only a happy that tbe government has confidence in its ability to hold and control these ports, but it Will also take away the last pre- textfrom foreign governments to interfere that the porta uf certain States, including those of Beaufa fan, ■ to Um “ Smu of ““ North U mation rt Royal, in Ute State of pr< Carolinia; Port _____ giz^th Carolina, and'-New Qsleaaa, brigade, and contains m its central ball noudon s cel­ Stale of Louisiana, were, for reasons ebrated ststoe of Washington. On tbe therein set forth, Intended to be placed to train the arma 1 Jett"; Davis reri«)CB 1 in « private raandon, which was purchas­ ed for him by the rebel government.— The city baa many fine public buildings, six banks, thirteen newspapers, and twenty-nine chnrbes. In ose of the three1 Presbyterian churches Jeff. Davis worsbip./ and traitor Letcher. The falls of James River sflbrd Imwith Vtrr Internal affairs. On the cities thus opened to commerce, tbe effect will' mensc water power, and there are very extensive fsetories, including four cotton be to create as well as. develop a loyal and about fifty tobacco factories, flour tseling. Commerce at these points can mills, rbHing mills, forges, furnaces, ma­ <'h!y be carried on in aooordanoe with chine shops, die., the latter of which, and United Slates laws, subject to impost particularly the Tredegar Iron Works, porta of Beaufort, Port Royal and New Orleans havp. since been blockaded ; but aa the blockade of the same porta may now be safely relaxed with advantage to the interests of commerce: Now, therefore bs it know that I. Afrra- ham'Lincoln, President of the United States, pursuant to the authority in me vested by the the fifth section of the act of Congress, approved on the 13th of July last, entitled “An act further to pro­ vide for the collection of duties on im­ ports, and for other purposes,’’ do hereby declare that tge blockade of said porta of Beaufort., Port Royal, and New Orleans shall so far cease and determine, from and after the first day of June next, tbat commercial Intercourse with those ports, except as to persons and things and .in­ formation contraband of war, may, from that time, bs carried on, subject to the laws of the United States, and to the limitations and in pursuance to the regu­ lations which are prescribed by the Sec­ retary of the Treasury in his order of this date, wbieh is appended to this proclama­ ■•oxlt iwuxmi BKME&T KNOWN.' baa detailed some officers caatrabonda in the use of The eap^iUon was drably We bare advanced considerably today. Washington, May 18. No official r^rt otan pAboU dtur him 2^00 prfeousrs. They will be «ml to Cairo os soon M transportation can be ob obtained. ; In the battle of Farmington one rebel Genera), supposed to bo Bragg, was ktl- oworl* nlty to be better in fature. The rlvAr Is now dear of obstructions to within eight more regiments had routined, among them the First Louisana, First Ajlabama, and two TanitaMoe regiments A >pnUt the New York every fobm and species of VERMIN. A special to the says: “When Gan. MitoksU joined forces with Gen. Pope, he brought with iFifteen deserters came .• into our lines from Corinth, and report that several n end after Mo gvr Treia, m O Wlia«Hom«,Ta^lfcylT- -_________ — u-4 :"iued a freeing the slaves in his have been of immense service to the rob New York. May 15. els In turning out ordnance and material The Tribunal despatch says: “Mary­ A sound currency will take tbe place of of war, Tbe annual exports of RSohmond landers state that, a few days ago, one before tbs rebellion, reached to near thousand slave*, simultaneously fell kind places, and with tbe displacement of these 87,000,000, and its imports three-quar­ masters and happy homes in Prince symbols of robe) authority as well as cf ters of a million; but since it hsd the George’s county, Maryland, and came to tbat authority itself, all respect for it honor of being the rebel capital, its for­ tbe district of Columbia, where they now eign commerce has been extinguished.— must cease. Vessels or gunboats drawing ten feet can It may be that the rebels will refuse to ascend to within a miler of the city, at a Chicago, May 15. atail themselves of the benefits thus con­ place called Rockets, from which the Special to tbe Tribune, from Fort tion. ferred jjpon them—what then 1 A starv- rebel capital corid be conveniently shel­ In witness whereof I have tareunto Wright, May 13, says: “Last evening led. Vessels of fifteen feet draught can set my hand and cauMxlrtho seal of tbe the rebels commenced shelling the place iug people will hardly refus* to receive ascend to Warwick, three miles below. behind Craighead Point, which, until«yesthe means of saving life, and ifthe men of A canal has been built around tbe falls, United States to be affixed. Done at tl>e city of Washington, this terday, was occupied by our mortar means refuse to be benefited, there will snd above them there Is a navigation for boats. They kept up fire during the twelfth day of May, in tho year be an immigration of loyal men from over two hundred miles. Tho James one thousand eight hundred and night, their shells exploding wide of the other States who who will gladly enter River and Kanawha Canal, intended to [l. s.] sixty-two, aud of the independence mark. They nre provided with mortars extend to Covington, is completed for 200 of the United States tbe eighty, equal in weight of metal tu those used by these avenues of profitable trade. If the miles. the Federal fleet. sixtl). » rebel aristocracy in their perverseness Richmond has very extensive Railroad “Opt Winslow was dispatched, by By Ui» PrsAMioui: ABRAHAM UNCOLN. refuse to aid in establishing commerce in communications, being the terminus of the mall steamer yesterday, to St. I^oeis, Wm. H Sewsta. Sccretaxj of Blate. their own country, it will be all tbe bel­ five roads, running to Fredericksburg for,lho purpose of bringing our rams to Secretary Chase’s Circular. this place as soon as possible. * ter for the permanency of our institutions, and the Potomac, (now in onr hands,) to Dansville, Va.',’to Jackson's River, by Treasury Department, May l«. IMS. “The gunboat Louisville, which has as a loyal sentiment will be introduced the Central Railroad, and from these the RKOULATlOXS RS^ATIXO TO TM.IDS WITH been stationed at Hickman, has joined from the loyal States, whieh will be a connections lead all through the Southern the fleet, and preparations have been FOBTS OPBXEftSgr FBOCLAM AT1OS. guaranty against a future rebellion. States. Opposite the dty are the two completed on nil tbe gunboats now here Firet—To vessels cl raring from for­ towns of Spring Hill and Manchester. whidi, in the opinion of the ablest engin­ Richmond was founded in 1742, be­ eign ports, and destined to porta opened eers, will most effectually render useless came tbe Capita) of the State of Virginia bv tho proclation of the President of the any rebel contrivances of the ram species.’ . The Homestead Bill has at length pas­ in 1779, and in June, 1861, it was made United States, ofthls date, namely, Beau­ New York, Mny 16. sed Congress and with the Presidents the seat of Government for the “Confed­ fort, in North Carolina ; Port Royal, in The following is Gen. Hunter’s procla­ South Ckrolinia ; and New Orleans, in signature, which it is certain to receive erate States of America, whoso Con­ gress assembled there on July 20. Its Louisiana, licences will be granted by mation: will soon become a law. -; "Hs.txjCABTiu DKPArrwtyrofTws Sons. I History since then is only too familiar to Consuls of the United States, upon xatis Rutox Hb.d, May 9, t«6t. j The passage of this measure reflects tbe country. factory evidence that tho vessels so licen­ "Gemkhal Obdbk No. 11.—The three sed will convey no person, property or States of Georgia, Florida, South Caro­ unfading glory upon this Congress. It is How Forts Jacksox akd St. Pmur information contraband of war, either to lina, comprising the Military Depart the long hoped for measure that former Faix.—In reference to the surrender of or from the said ports—which licenses ment of the South, having declared them­ statesmen and patriots have desired to Fort Jackson, the Wilmington (N. C.) shall be exhibited to tbe Collector of tho selves no longer under the protection of sm ; but died before its consummation. port to which said vessels may beVespec- the United Stales of America, snd hav­ Journal says: For this one act, but for tbe.otber great | tively bound, immediately on arrival, Tho fort was g artson cd mainly by a ing taken itp arms against said U. 8., it and stirring events of the time, tbe whole regiment of Louisiana regulars, and had and If required to any officer in charge of becomes n military necessity to delate tho blockade, and on leaving either of tho martial law. This was accordingly done country would ring with applause. In fought with great con rage and endurance ; said porta, every vessel will be required indeed General Duncan gives them the on the 25lh day of April, 1862. Slavery connection with the emancipation act io highest praise as fighting-men ; but w ben to have a clearance from tbe Collector of and martial law in a free country ia alto­ the District of Columbia, ths Pacific Railthe Cnstoms according to law, showing tbe enemy's fleet bad got riast, they gether incompatible. The persons in thought the game was up, and nddtuljf that there has been no violation of the these three States—Georgia, Florida, tho House, and the other wise measures determined tofyht n® mure. ' So unex­ conditions of tbe license. Any violation and South Carolina, heretofore held as of the said conditions will involve the slaves, are therefore declared forever of Congress, it makes the present session pected was the mutiny/ that no meaiurte had been taktn to quell it, aud. when it forfeiture and condemnation of tho said free." of Congrosa by far tbe most brilliant and vessel and cargo, and the exclusion of all developed itself, ;t embraced nearly every New York, May 16. important ofany ainco the Republic was company. Fort St. Philip, on the left parties concerned from any further priv­ The Petersburg (Va.) JZrprete, of the ilege of entering the United States during born. side of tbe river, was taken in the rear 9th, publishes the following; tbe present war, for any purpose what­ A few Democrats Voted for the meas­ by Buller's forces landing at at tho quar­ “Mobile, Sth.—The advance of Com­ About the location of ever. ure ; but, as it* InevltaMe effect will be to antine station. modore Porter’s fleet consisting of seven Second — To vessels of tho United States Fort St. Philip there is a narrow strip of make all future States, formed from our vessels is off Fort Morgan. Ten more land not oyer a mile wide, separating tho clearing coastwise for the ports sforcsaid, vast territories, free from slavery, many Mississippi river from the waters of gulf license can only be obtained from tbe are off Horn Island, moving eastward.— They are firing occaaiuuly; apparently Treasury Department. of the Democratic Congressmen opposed outside. Third—In all other respects the exist­ feeling for masked batteries. Our forces When Butler got his troops landed it, end others dodged tbe tote. It is a are confident of holding the enemy in there above the fort and the gunboats ing blockade remains in full force and of 1 glorious Republican triumph, for which check. had passed hp the river, vert little could feel as hitherto established and maintain- 1 the thanks of tbe nation are due and will ed ; nor is it relaxed by the proclama ­ bo done. “Savannah, 8th.—Th* Republican says be heartily bestowed. Forts Jackson and St. Philip were the tion except in regard to the ports to which the Yankees were reooRuitering the river only river defenses worth naming. The the relaxation is by that instrument ex- ,and coast batteries all tbs morning with gunboats. A balloon came up nearly at one hundred gons that were said to be preroly applied. A Goveraer ftw North 8. P, CRANK. on tbe river banks above were not there. the msuth of the Augusta Creek and then Secretary at ths Treasury. Some limeainoe, the President appoint­ At Chalmette there were works mounting deccoded. ed Hon. Edward Stanley Provincial Gov“Augusta. May 6th.—The Mobile Tri. Sms for land service, say twenty-fours Gesera! Hooker's Brigade. bune of the 4th has dispatches from Jack­ emnr of North Carolinia. Mr. Stanley irty-twes, but these did not do much, The fol lew ing is nn extract of a letter son. Miss., dated tbe 2d inst. Tbe Della has latterly been Obunty Attorney of San and could not do ranch against naval from Lieut. David A. Granger, of Co. I, of Thursday last says business in New Francisco, California, which position he steamers. Eleventh Massachusetts Volunteers, to a Orleans is generally suspended. Most has resigned and. bus arrived in New friend in Detroit. Lieut. G. was for­ — Tbe rolling master of die Merrimac of tbe banks are cloaad. and the city York, on bis way to undertake bis new stated to Gen. Viele. afrNorfolk, that in merly a resident of Detroit Hts letter everywhere presents a sad appearance.— is dated “Campat Williamsburg, Va., duties in bis native State. This is in all the recent engagement with the Monitor i The Post Office remains open, guarded by marines. The telegraph offices are respect* gratifying. A native of North no shots from the latter penetrated the “Gen. Hooker’s Brigade is now con­ Merrimac or injured her in any way, ex­ closed, and railroad travel stopped. -The Carolinia himself, one of a family pro­ cept by starting her timbers ; and that sidered, by tbe troops in the array, as A. mutiny at tbe fort was caused by tbe foundly respected throughout theState, a the only shot which entered her was one No. I. Our Brigade went into the fight false news that the city had surrendered. true patriot and a loyal citizen and one from the Cumberland, wh'ieh struck her at 6 A. M., last Monday, and fought'till Tbe Della tays that 380 men mutinied, 4 O'clock, P. M. We gave them more and marcbed off to the enemy from the personally popular, his administration port hole, split her gun, killed two men than they could stand aft day, and in the and wounded seventeen, including Opt. fort. One company stood firm/ must be mack more acceptable than any Buehanan. He would not concede that afternoon we marched on to them with other appointment could possibly have Before Corinth, Tcnn.jMay 17. the Merrimac wm afraid to risk another charged bayonet*, and stuck them thro’ Latest advices from Gen. Curtis are engagement with the Monitor, but fati- their bodies arid heads. Gen. Hooker that his forces are between Siercy and is the beat fighter In the army. He wrs mated that her crew were very much knocked off his horse by a shell, and was Little Rock, Ark., and are rapidly march­ Gxx. McCuhxax has been some days dissatisfied and refused to obey their buried la the mud. He jumped up—dug lag on the capital. Geu. Rector celled at Cumberland, on the banks of the Pathe mud out of his eyes before ho could out the militia and the people generally • munky river, within twenty miles of Large numbers appealed HF" The Cincinnati Genette says tbat seee, and kept ahoutlng “Forward, boys." tooomeout Richmond. U »rHl be recollected that at considerable curiosity was excited on Later in the day, another horse waa kill to Gen. Curtis for protection. They de­ Saturday last by the appearance at tbe ed under him—shot in the head three sire to come, under the old flag. There If a general advance along our landing of several steamers razeed and times, and in his body several times, all te promised to “drive the enemy to the along his flanks.” lints to Corinth, with much skirmishing wall.” Well be is going to do it; but and several severe engagements. Gen they haven't got the wall built yet, and — A correspondent in Banks' division, Sherman’s Divhien lost-U killed and a at Newmarket, writes thus about an ani­ considerable number wounded In attack­ mal that has become fttnens: “Ashby,s ing Russell's house, which the rebels have at Pittsburgh some famous white he’rse, that has so often occupied fur some time psatstood the mark of our rifles, and so of We.succeeded in IN ting the enemy ten escaptxl unhurt, is at last dead. He from tiua position to hii former one; grapbie report repsbUtiwd by ns tart lies by the roadside, stripped of shoes Washington, May 17. and mane and tail—trophies fo be treas­ A special to the Rvouinp Peat savs • ured—The food of crows and dogs. One “TU ProeUsnt deoiZd^s moraiZto of our kbells broke Ms jaw, knocked him modify General Hunter’s proclatnatioa down, and stunned Ashby himself by tho foil. We should have had a prize fa^eed .® r> <»l io mr nUtr. wM U>i. iuAshbr. Udnotone of his Captain. New York, May Ik. which must be paid In Federal money.— "F-J Aw^O iMUrrretio. Ym? pr^rallom ««e lo ed with about 230; the J. Pwith 400: and Elm City with *50sirt ( •^STri.er.uxIo.rpld.rti rtlH. and womufod prtaoosre Union Regiments. They are being re- ( MrrMtpW" .reerreled .room) tb. dtymoved fo the various htopH* 1 Wo have a portion of tbe Charleston New York, May 15. and Savannah Kailroad in our peeoeealoo. The Poet says ad vires per tho Cehsw- ‘ Tbf J.tno. 3»w te. boon miles of Richmond. heavy kwUtery os a jarForAgr see fourth page. At that pumtisa asff Akv* Ixtxll Sad Mocktai* river is temporarily dossal to navigation bv sunken saesde, among which are re­ ported the Yorktown and Jamestown— Fret paragraph, Brin death of Lient of the editor of piles, chains, Ac. Tbe Monitor cnuld not gun< to reach the bluff, wW her useless. The banka were filled with rifle pita, his country’s fla of Co. G, flth Re ilch incessant fire was poured oi . part of which wore engaged within from 600 to 1000 )arda of the mab battery., After nn action of four hours, find:og it impractiblo to silence the battery on the bluff, withdrew. Our loss wa* thirteen killed and 11 has sent this affl IM by t»ore than 50,000 Private Fauiilica. HOUBEKKEPEBB—ImbW mlh vermin need row. White House, V*., May 18.. From the army correspondence ofthe Associate-d Prem’:—“The advance guard yesterday morning. Our troopa, on ararriving st the bridge, which is fifteen miles from Richmond, found it on fire. MORE GRAIN ud prori.ion. are destroy** ■nonrily In Great County by vermin, than would t>ar tar t«M at ibis Rat and laawt KUlsr.—Za»raw*, i « -n HENRY R. COSTAR—We .re .elhnj roar Naw Yark. May 18. “Accounts from Gen. McClellan’s army are, that Gen. Sumner has been relieved from active service in consequence of his refusal to reinforce Gen. Heintzelman al the liattls of Williamsburg. “News from North Carolina states thnt Governor Clark bas rcfevad to furWsh any more troops to Jeff. Dnvis, and baa recalled all the North Carolina soldiers uuw in the rebel army. “N«»rth Carolina has held a convention lane officers oft Bailey died of 16th. Lieut the knee en a s Amputation wa could not be sa Fkvtt Pbssp betokens a fruit have promise o Peach trees reid exception, they floral promise. “Coaler's" Rat, Roach, Ac. Exterminator. "Costar’s" “CostarV Bed bug Exterminator. “Costar’s" . • “Custar’a" Electric Powder for Insects,Ac j’ Severa week. and low degree poand, to pay f (fifteen to eigh aay they were CAUTION ! ! ! To prevent the oublic being impaeed upon by end HifLiy Fr*■inwoi Jttulattont a new label ha* beer, prepared. giving further aid to the rebellion, thus virtually returning to tbe Uuiou. “In reply to the demand of Jeff. Davis for additional troops aud njeans uf trans purtatiort fifr hii ahny to j»)d through the cotton States, Gov. Clark said that Davis bad received all the aid from North Car olina tliat he could expect, and that here­ after no more troops would be permitted to leave tbe state, and has ordered all tbe North Carolinia State troop* home. Gov. Clark also informed the rebels that tbev . hobm er uw could use the ra l roads in retreating WhbksAle AgeMs ti Me< T«rk Chy. homewards, end that they would run Shleffehn Bro. A Co. HamLRiMlyA Kitchen olina. . The Tribune has the following : communicates to priate resolution for tbe memory Reynolds, Lieu UeuL A. M. blossoms on eve No one was injured. We expect eonsidcrable difficulty In crossing here, as tbe country is low end swampy. • •' «■ Our advance frotn this point must be necessarily slow, there being no river cninsportatioii, and every available ubstnictioa being placed in the way by the rebels. • . hearts : “Fboh THX correspondent o wounded. ’ Full particulars are expected to mor­ of our forces on tbe main rood to Rich­ mond via Bottom's Bridge, drove the en­ emy across the Chiekohominy River, May nnteers. McKimoo A Bobbin., “We Useits, Mtreb A Gerd- can positively assert that whatever mod­ ification may be made in His order, Geo. Hunter will not be recalled or put in a H«!I?Wioe A (X Naw Goods 8. Goodyear A varied. See t Frost.—Tu frosty in this fruits wore da Rar. J. M. ■exorted the fa ■die Court Ho and Sunday. Fiax nr M smith shop of centre, and its burned on Fr is unknown, tb Philadelphia, Pa. k Co. I Rsbtrt Shoemaker* Co. New Advertisements. What is! minator—if y Lox and plac of rats, and s did soo." Bt. Loata, Ma, Detroit, Midi., Louisville, Ky.. Cincinnati. O., ierain art i» speedy exter lie. Price 2 IM mUUm. My r.rtiua. •L.??*'.. °T c*,lau,_ VSSSBSR, have entered green hand* mackerel fle ermen have more profila Individual c babe insde AX siflgle*a»ptur , that iho Tua Nav treating rebe Norfolk bef IDLE, < HASTINGS, MICH most every t Xnent will re New Yo Stole Fair o Rochester, continuing arsau>.sr Omibous Appeal has ,tarnySUna -ssr.E. Miss.,iWW monte. ffa territory ov controversy in more will the vision of the bold trooper •*■**■* honor rf mequendy stand MUI, tends to so A fsssod thakyou have to worth what you have to । b -do matter what ittosy bt. Bl W) of a esetio® �infis Jrirt (Jvrrnti. omsau rum «r uw renrr. LIVER REGULATOR LIFT BTT1KS, oommitu. of ooo.iuing’Jriiem. Lemuri P«d,k., H'Arcj “ ■ Piul mJ H Wconftr with ib« prop., >u. LOW PRICES’ Rivers as to prevaol the approach of the enemy’s gunboats. This is a step in the right direction, and ooe lhat deserves the «H«.t auction of both th. ntentmatl and the committee. r ,—........ “ vcueeii sat let. from Naw barn, a “Railroad Monitor.’ understood to have bee- J ‘ ’ ’* General Burnside, was in For Agricultural and other hema, Gaxxx Ixtxllioxncx.—The Sad Freeman, in tbe following paragraph, brings ua intelligence of the natural and healthy action In thn vital organs.— It Is a superior ■ To ConsMinptlves. Much beUer than pills, and much easier to take. THE Advertiser having been rostered to health in a few weeks by a verr aiwn>le remedy after haring anffered several yearn With a severe lung affection, and that dreed dise ee, U>/wwaipte'a-ls anxious to make known to his fclto wmAbtera the mean, of cure. To all wbo deaire it,t ho win aend of the proscnpUon used, (free of charge) with tUdireeticus for prepanog the same, which Ih.v will *As4 a staaccait roa coNSiamoit, asthma. b*oxckitis. do. The only object of tbe advertiser in aaading “»• Frrscriptioa, is to beaafil the sMicted, and sjiread information which bo conceive* to he in­ valuable and bo bopha cvrtj aufferer will try hie remedy, aa it will coat them —• prove a blessing. rarties wi-'-^- •*------------ DAKUmra LIFE BITTERS be used on tho railroad which runs from Newbern to Beaufort, and also on the railroad from Newbern to Bachelor’s Creek, in the direction of Kingston and Goldsboro. The bridges over the Trent death of Lieut A. M. Nevins, a brother river near Beaufort, aqd over Bachelor’s of the editor of this paper, wbo fell, bo- Creek, which were burned by tbe retreatlure Yorktown, in tbe gallant defense of■ ing rebels, are nearly finished again ; and the new Monitor, it is believed, will do his country’s flag. He was 1st Lieut excellent service in guarding tho country of Co. G, 6th Regiment of Vermont Vol­ through which tho ruilrofids pass. unteers. May Ho whose Providence Mb. Askold, from the Select Commit­ lias sent this affliction, comfort wounded tee on Lake and River defenses, reported hearts : . a bill to-day establishing a national “From the Vermoxt Troops.—The fuundery at Chicago on condition that correspondent of the Burlington Times land be donated by tho eUy, and for the communicates to that paper some appro­ purposes of navy yards and depots on Lake Mich'“•- -•> r,_ priate resolutions of respect and affection ____________________ __ for tbe memory of Captain Edward F. sites select! appointed by the President, with an Reynolds, Lieut Charles F. Bailey, and lage, for some cause, but this year' is an exception; they having their fol! share of floral promise. Several%>ntraband pigs of high week. and low degree, were sold at the village pound, to-pay forfeiture and expenses.— From tfie very low price they brought (fifteen to eighty cents each,) we shonld New Goods.—Grant A Spaulding, J. ar are receiving their Summer stocks of goods. full and Their assortments are varied. frosty in morning waa quite this region. We apprehend, how ever, that only the more tender early fruits were damaged. Rev. J. M. Peui-bs, of Battle Creek, •exorted the faithful on Spiritualism, at tbe Court House on Saturday evening and Sunday. Fire nr Maplb Gruvb.—The black­ smith shop of---------------------- nt Maple Grove WK HVAE Hon. John Cross writes, •'Brooklyn, March 15 1860. In the spring oflSXD I took a severe cold which Induced a violent fever. I took twe doaes DA RUNG'S Li VNR RJSG ULA TOR Prize Poetry. It broke np my cold and fever at once. Previous to this attack, I bad been troubled with dyspepsia several months: I have felt nothing of it Sinoo?' Leweorrhwa or Whiles. Orar is a Tamer, OSarUka tlccraUwa, J*wmate me—ace. Da. J.C. *mv DARLINGS LITER REGULATOR, Mrs. C. Tebo-n-, 1! Christopher Street, N. Y., writes: “Pvt. ri), 1W0.—I hrre been snblect to attacks of Asthma the last twvnty years. I bsvo never found anything equal to Darling’s Liver Begulaor. in affording immediate relict Liver and billions remedy.'’ It la a fhorwigh Severe M edicixe for Secksh.—Gov. Johnson, of Tenn., hns Issued a procla­ mation announcing that fur every Union man captured or maltreated by maraud­ ing bauds, five or more prominent rebels shall be arrested ; and for all property of loyalists destroyed, ample remuneration shall be made to them out of tbe proper­ ty of such in the vicinity as have ci ven ' Irti’tf rvUMrkatlV rr»u!’« !raianJ^jiwa,"'*’G. V LAKIMU,M.B. Hh.nmatUBa, Gant, Liver Complaint. Darling'* Life Bitters, D. Westervelt, Esq., of South 5th, near 8tb St., Williamsburgb. L. 1.. writes: "Augusti, U40.Hav ing been troubled w>U> a difficulty in tbe Liver and to bilious *Uack«, I waa advised, by a friend, “dXhLING'S LIVER REGULATOR. 1 did »e and found It to operate admirably, rcmoriug the bile and arousing the liver to activity. 1 SPRING & SUMMER . - - was — ------------Why Adam wife ?— & BW8 ft 0»IES, ment to parties committing such depre-, dations. called Eve GOOUS. Because when she appeared, man’s days of happiness was drawing Io n close. DirniERiA and Caour.—For these formidable and dangerous diseases Trask’s Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing rernedy.if used io season. Apply freely to the Throat and CbcM. and cover with a hut flannel. This Ointment has been be­ fore the public over 20 yeara^nd its con­ stantly increasing demand has established its reputation as a superior Liniment in all cases where n soothing aitd relsxing remedy is required, particularly in Rheu­ matism. Neuralgia. Inflnmntion of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal, affections. Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds and assr. lemmrtUa as lbs laM rreeri teluis cuUIul sa.1 II ernrad WTMtaal. A f!«r ttklng veer remedy tight .reeks so tjnrrfco. of th • dtonse naCdss.** Syphilis .14 Nercarial IHiease. (His Studley, Esq , 1S8 Bist »th Street, N. Y.. writes: Aug.’ia, I960.—1 bad ad<fleuity withlbo Kidney cbmplalnt three yuers, with eonttant pain in tbe small of my baek. I had used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief mill Sce'their advertisements. Frost.—Tuesday sow >*8tau mi tte. seek, wMd. A bad laBlil Ova. LIFB BITTSBS, and was mlirtiy rvrrd, I harebed no attack since.” ’s BOUBUXE OF TRADE; Come and Sec! I Mr*. Young. ofTIrooWyn, writes: “February 2«. ituto.—In May testlhads severestlscktiffnea which confined me to the house. I took one bol- S. Goodyear & Co. and Roberta dt Btrik ■WF STILL READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; Jas. L. Brumley, merchant, 194 Fulton street, New Tort, write*. August, 18, 1WO« “I here bean afflicted with nilra, arcomp—M with bleed­ ing, tbe last three years; I used son will, by proclamation, forbid the burning of any more cotton, and affix a strong penally to the crime. * say they were confiscated. nrautb, *B<1 ureJ dUiu^Mlirv^bMKUoL.^^a^dUeU^ i<u, tmgularitim, pmn in Um aUe aa4 tewata. Mind, protruding and bleeding piles, sod general And now consider myself Za/w-Wp enrtd," Lieut. A. M. Nevins, adopted by the 1 Jne officers of tbe 6th Regiment Lieut Bailey died of a wound received the sum is fifty thousand. 16th. Lieut Nevins was wounded in tbe knee on a subsequent reconnoissance., OS'” Between the 23d of February — I Amputation was resorted to, but bis life the day on which Nashville surrendered ' could not be saved.” —and the IDth ol May, three thousand six hundred and ten bales of cotton were Fbvit PaespacTS.—if an abundance uf shipped from that city, to Northern porta. There is a large quantity yet to be ship­ blossoms on every tree shrub and bush ped, sufficient, it is said, to amount in betokens a fruitful season, we certainly the aggregate to nearly two millions of have promise of all the heart'can wish.— dollars. It is rumored that Gov. John Peach trees seldom blonbm in this vil­ GRANT & SPAULDING FAMILY MEDICINE, stroction at Newbern. < preparing a huge frame-w________ w over a locomotive engine and to be cov ered with iron, from the top to the track. e fourth page. Mountain SPECIAL NOTICES- WE ARE NOW with ooo of tbe HAND ON LARGEST and BEST Assortments Lsrsstfs: flKAnc*. if you need either or Loth of these moat, excellent Retiaediee, inquire for them al the storaa; if yuu do not find them, take uo oUwr, but ineloae One Dollar ta a later, and on receipt of tho mon ey, the Kkrardy or Remedies will bo sect according to^our duueUons, by snail or express, poet-paid. A DAN’L S. DARLING, of 102 Nassau St, New York. Pat op la 50centnudtl Bettles each, [novar 8a>] HARD-WARE nwh. iMAan**d/b>Nlm«U'><vreri~4*r*tee« rrMtil.* of th, t.h.1 evoSI'ul lU*t this wttl Or SB KE duHM» Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ran tux ttwm erst or DRY GOODS I I | The beat Funily CA­ THARTIC in tbe world, used twenty years by five millions ueraon* annual­ ly ' MILLINERY -centre, and its combustible content* was 'Bruises. 8c« pamphlet with agnit, and around each hotburned on Friday. Tho cause of tho fire tla. Price 25 cto. la unknown, there having been Bone used Sold by all druggists. AND there for several days. Wbat ial Why Ceotar’s Rat Exter­ minator—if you don’t believe it, buy a box and place U in the midst of an army of rats, and such a' scattering “you never did aee.” k never (aila, and is tbe most speedy exterminator now before tho pub lie. Price 25 cento. Roberta di Stri Throat and Luvros.—Al this seasen of the year when c<Mighs and culds are troublesome every family should have a safe and certain remedy on hand. Rnnsom’s Hive Syrup Tolu is tho very thing. It is not only pleasanj. for children to take, but is a certain euro for Croup, Whoop ing-Cough, Bronchitiv, Aatlinm', Coughs' and all affections of the Throat and Lungs Sold by all Druggists. Price 95 cU. [nev28 • months.! ker, agents. Wool J i many Massachusetts fishermen have entered the navj that four thousand green bands are required to man the mackerel fleet, soon tn go out The fish­ ermen have been templed away by the more profitable “hauls” of tbe blockade. Individual cases are given where seamen have made W.500 or <2<M0 -Rfiiov In single' captures.' Taluhahsk. Leos Conrrr, Florida July 17.1840, E, Albany, X. Y.-My Dear Dooj to inform you of the wonderful effect of your 8arar Coatrd Pill, op my daughter. Bor three yeareshe has bun affected with a bil­ ious derangement of.the system. sadly impairing her health, which bu been steadily failing daring that period. When in New Turk » April lart, a frietiS advised ma Co teat your pills. Having full Wool! FAMILY Stacks of Or tn gtt Otek Pmwd, Ever sbowu in thia Io aa tbe Now Woolen Factory of Market, which w» i advance from ‘ H—tiag*, May 12,1BA2. It is said the Govern­ WonVAH. Sours! Or Cold fcflqqfr i£Jebircd- JfflK Henrlekhi ; NEW YORK COSTS. Kid strengthuing Plasters, cure » five hears, pains, and weakness of the breast, kids and hneit, sad Bfit—etie oempismis in a* equally short penod at fane. Brand — win*. ahlr. naA SHa _________ Nur York Stats Fair.—The next State Fair of New York will be held at Rochester, commencing Sept. 30th, and niw, minriy,- w yew nvmro J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. continuing four days. -A GOOD COONTT ACCOUNTS. Aswairic'.stes Mirror Ambrotype; Neiln Pear! Ambrot/pw; Oraa Ambrotype; imperial brotypsx Refiaeo At . ; ‘ ! OWjUTW-ttm SWAB* Unusually Low For Sale! 4 • LOOKHBReI~ ment will rebuild it T«» BoMMrs-n B1U--The Hom-ludBUI, Mpmtd l>; b<*k Ho»wt.« lend, to Ktldkr, or MUort, wkafctr urnli«d tad <rf aga or aol, Tba wider mny locale a quarter, half or two ibirda of ft JOc'-ion. ' GR4KEPJES As low aa the loweat, fi>r CtwAor ready Wann Meals at are prepared to sell at a small l. ue». wd to <1. b«. orJ-r. We will par the highest market price IN UASJ •r Wool, delivered at our Factory. J.S-FaxBamrv. ' W.JUsai*- destroying al­ BOARDING-HOUSE .I VAN Biuntr A WABBLE, nr iumxo«. kch. Tub Navt Yard Burned.—The re­ GROCERY, SALOON A-isru The subscriber is now prepared to sell Qu MiKtucTcaio into a Goop Qvalitt or CB.OT1T, Oor DRY GOODS ! r/--’- ' oceeed all other Pills, one each TUE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, treating rebels burned the Navj Yard at most everything. CROCKER Y! ‘ Norfolk before they left, ■& Iv'i dureoop. Lreou.: ■■■ juy each box. Warranted superior to Jany Pill before the public. GROCERIES grant a spa1 ‘ Jv>t mU «i drtjta.aTii.BvW one door onldru.A. GcedfeweBud �arosaxrevru Johns a ^frialtnal fine. RADWAY'8 BENOVATING MWLVENT AMERICAN CEMENT GLDE r-,^.M,TMriM.MIkUn* MMX-*—* wk* gift of th* nod 8amaritam of two pgnoe to the landierd le take car* of the won wbo feft oaxtag tb&ae, in ad&Mea to WIIX WIMBTANP WATNN. IT WILL MEND WOOD. the raiment, the oil and wine, was sqaivolent to shout three dollars ef our curren­ cy, which would probably pay for his board two weeks ia a country tavern where board wes vsry chsMp.’ frj «... brakn rxnIMX_ rr WILL MEND LEATHER., M.ud rov BaTMM. Snr, Mu. *x*». — IT WILL MENO GLASS8... Um ,m~WUm< “* «*IT WILL MEND IVORY. MARRIED LADIES. Aouoe bnooa»e> burdensome, nature work* TiAiaPLAirriKQ Tum.—We would to Utoow off tM* uoBecM*ary nmouut of remind our friends that the grouud ia bl­ ototbtog. Tbe Brat indienttoa of this ooming very dry, and trees that haae will b» nmb oatbo belly, then the leg*, recently been transplanted will suffer, nod about tbe too*, and it Is not an nn- and many die, if not thoroughly water­ frnquent thing bdbre *hoariug limn to ed and mulched. Just before night pour an animal Nearly naked. On tbe olh- water freely about the roots, and imme­ diately cover with saw-dust, tu bark, coarse manure,nr other similar substance, to prevent rapid evaporation ; after which a liberal watering twice a week will save most of your tree*.— Springfield Rtpub- ■I Tba .Mnt ugu, nd metal mlMry -totog simply from a eaglcct 0| amIlasnsplatalala swrpevsing. aad it is therefore sgttontwoatia^rtaM* Ibaka atrirt atteniiaa »“;■11 u <W.< .«A,<W of these Pdto . atoew oooe <m'.’’“T 1)8. J. BOVEE DODS’ Imperial Wipe Bitten!! These Brers** for tlie euro at We*a Hreaara. ’"ft IT WILL MENU CHINA. it will’meno marble. Mantl* ““ That pises knocked. oat at year BILUODS COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT Now Yosa. January. IMO18 A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. 2>. RoAtot <e a,« Heart, dbortaeas *f Breath, Hard Braaibiog. Sharp Paine when taking a breath, and *11 utbar Ginfol symptom*, are qaic*lv rumored by th* aoVlTftG RiMOLVENT. “Union 8«NTn<wifTM nr FnubxurcxsIto tta* will speedily ttolirar Ch* disabled and ■URO.—The people of Fredericksburg diassas-xtricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH, are still defiant and surly. A storekeep er who was asked by ta Uninn snldier a And restore hits to bi* frted* ta a sound and healthy condition. few days agn to sell a small piece of Before preaenUsg thia wonderful cleansing rem­ crape, said if it was a coffin be would edy to tbe North American public, Dr. B^nwax sell it, but he had nothing else tn sell to waa determiMd to tost ita medical power for tbs elsaa of di*ea*es for which it ta preacribad in the Yankees. They refuse persistently |n Booth Amcnean Province*, a* it ta a fact welt receive Treasury notes, averriag that k“°W 8CR0lb,ulA?®E()S,Y1 8TPHILM, they prefer the money of a solvent gov. and It* borrihl* train of roncomitanta. prevail in the tropical region* of th*pou th. to a much great­ er sad more malignant degree than in tbe North, la tact there is scarcely a fofotly in any of tbe The Gkiat Majority of the Democrat­ South American Province* that I* free from ov it* kindred dtaeaae*. It run* tn tho ic press denounced Treasury notes aa ir­ Scrofula, blood of all U* people, aad boa become eatobliabad redeemable paper and predicted their aa a mnitotionaTtafinnUy, aad baa baffled the depreciation. The now sell at mure skill of their best physicians. With knowledge of these facta Dr. ftanwar wm determined to ‘eat than par, by from one to three 'per eRADW?rS RENOVATING RESOLVENT. cent. which waa prepared expressly to meet the exiWs noticed recently a poor orchard, genuea oflbe disease* a* developed in tbq tropics. oat of the coosequenoea uf imperfect Large snppliee were sent to Braxil, Bncnoe Ayres, Cbifi, Prifa, Eqnador, Venreeta, Bolivia. New shortening in pruning. A few uf tbe Grenada, and to eeveral islands of Use Spantab Bartletts ware loaded with fruit, and the mats, and waa thoroughly tested by Physician* beanebea were beat to the grouud. The and the Priesthood, and ta n— •*------%■ need by the Phyaxciasa, wood was quite too alecider to hold up ilutivo Renorador de Rat the fruit. We could see that some of for Radway ’* Ready Raaolra tho annual growths had been left two feet or more in length, and no pains had been taken to bring the limbs down to an Stcrdary tf <SZ*fr—WILLIAM H. SEWARD, of obtuse angle to the trunk of tbe tree.— New York. Had only a foot of tbe wood been left at NscretarptfOa 7reorer»-8ALMON P. CHASE, ilituUottal di**aa«s. Such baa bean tbs unparal­ lelled xueoeva of tbi* remedy ta euriag these hor­ each annual pruning, in tbe early stages Sa-reteryc/fAr/ntari>r—Caleb B. Smith, of Ind. rible di*e**e* ia lb* tropics that wa ds aot hesitate of growth, tho limbo would have been Seretarjr of Ur Aary—GIDEON WELLES, of to promise oil tbs sofisrsrs with scrofnle and Connecticut. aufficiently large and strong to hold the eruptive dissases among oar own people, with Staitoytf TFor — E. M. STANTON, of Washingspeedy restoration to sound and permanent preeent burden of fruit Fruit grow era, especially the inexpe­ Poctmadcr Gram:.'—MONTGOMERY BLAIR, of health. it is supsnor to all known remedies in popular Maryland. rienced, are so much in a burry to get use aa a clean*ing syrup for ditamty ffwurol-EDWA RD BATES, fo Missouri. large quantities of fruit, that they spared and removing from the Ain Pimplv*. T»U«r.R**h toe much wood upon the young trees.— and other offensive marks, and will, in a few day* When bearing begins, too much fruit is Supreme Coart oPthe Halted States. giva a pure, clear, and roaaal* hue of health and left upca the limbs, and they become C*s<f Jusries—ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. beauty to th* face and uaii* and brilliancy tu the jlmxiala Jwfuus-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of Ohio. eye*. permanently drooping. This superin -JAME8M. WAYNE, of Georgia It i* a pore and innocent preparation, *11-pow­ duces excessive fruitfulness and prema­ -JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee. erful to do gwod, but never doe* tojary. * -PETER V. DANIEL, of Va. ture decay. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. -SAMUEL NELSON. *fN. Y. The first eight years of the life of a There ia no medicine in tbe known world, or -ROBERTC. GiilEH.or}*eas. physician, that La* ever claimed th* akill ol erad­ froit tree are the most important, and re-NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. icating from the »y*tem discaaM inherited, by -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. qure jpdioions management li a good tranaouMios. from parent to child. This great compact bead ia formed in this period, it peer we claim for RADWAY*8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT ; aod we rellgioualv declare that, if will need comparatively no pruning after Radway's Reuovatiag RaaSrewt i* given wbau that. Tbe wood is of tbe first eouseth* *ympton>* of any inherited disewse are first quenoeln these years, and the froitshould HENRY T. BAOEUti, President of lb. Sanais *»< eahibitoi it will eradicate tho anas from the Lieutenant Governor. system. In the early stages of Pthiai* or Oonbe steadily sacrificed for the future good JAME8Y PORTER, Sscretary of State. samptloe. Fite, Scrofula, and in ease* of son bead, of the tree. Apply tbe knife above,com­ GEORGE H. HOUSE. Deputy do ulcers, tumors, hacking cough. Lri«cMiis,theu*e LANGFORD G. BERRY, Auditor Gvneral. of Redway's Renovating Resolvent vUleztermiapost below, and keep the bead as much EZRA JONES, Deputy do ate tbe transmitted disease form the system, and ia a pymmidial- shape an possible. In JOHN OWEN. Stab freaaurer, make (what tbe pareuta neglected.) a sound and due time you will hare abundant froit, bialtby tody. and the limbs stout enough to bold it. CHRONIC DISEASE. CORTLAND B STEBBINS. Dcpbiy do SAMUEL B. LACEY, Com’r. State Land Office. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General. 1 hav* tham fifteen year* old in my H*rd*n, thrifty, hardy, productive, and bidding m fair to live tbe next fifty year* a* any standard tree up<»n my premises. der. Kidtey*. Spine, Ac., sll’o/ which dtoeuaes The complninffegainst those pet* of the Rad way'* Reedy Itewlreui gill eradicate, and garden, 1 a* fully persuaded, t* owing secure to the paUaul a new lease of lifs. T eprwe of RADWAY’S RENOVATING RE­ more to tbe neglect nod mismanagenicnt PROBA TK0RD£R.-8TAtt OF MICHIGAN. SOLVENT fo SI x«0 per betlie. Dose, a ire **ccn ths* u> any inherent difficulty. Some Coaaty of Barry, as. twice full, half a* hoar after each ureal, HoU by At a aeasion of the Probate Coart for the Coun­ druggiaU aad nserotianta every w bore. TteriatiM will not flouriali oo the quince, stock. Tbe fruit book* will point them ty of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Ofifoa. in the village of Hastiuga, on Tuesday tbe 13th day of A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. out. Do not plant such. They will not Mar, in tbe year one thousand eight handba productive oo grsn* ground, or in red sad sixty two; present, 8. C. Prindle, Judge ©Stria! Jirrrtorj. IT WILLWEND PORCELAIN. X. SU" IHh.ik™»~ to IsMitadtf sod fetatneo*. liquid be tbe®, as they revivifyhsg In thtir fiction. THESE BITTEBM ■ay four or five and each succruno dew be u, miniahed coo pill, until reduced to cue. aed then repeated every day.for a week or tea days. A permanent cure will eurcly follow. Yours.**.. Da.8. Ssuuss. Redway's Regal*tier PHIs aro sold for Twenty­ Bro centa par box, (cadi box contain* thirty pills] by Druggist*. Merchant*, and storekeeper*. QUESTION OF Will oot wa»y Cara, tout Prevent Disease, and in thia roepOd are dsnbly valuable to th* person who may us* them. F*r INCIPIENT CON5CMP17GN, Weak Lung*. Jadlgoatiei ef th* norreu* System. F| all ease* requiring a Toni •r. D»4s* (eiebarted WIb* Bitters £l3eb anaaunBiPAiasxi t THE MltXION ANSWERED. car* so many diseases of apparent opposite pho“‘we’reply that Redwnr'a Ready Balief chief and moat important remedial efficacy, ia er tncod in the immediate arrest of pain, and ita potency ia ECONOBTY B WEALTH110 00 a ye«r isvsd in every family by * One Botllu «»f AMEBKAW CEHEJVT CLFE. Prieu 25 Cnnta par Buttle Prien 25 Onto per Bold*. Far Sore Three., a* eoauMet among lire Clergy they ar* truly valuable. For tbeaged and infirm, and for person, of . weak cruatsialien—for Ministers of th* Gospel, Lawren and all public speakers-for Boak-Kvepers, Tniiera, Soeiustreaeea, Arthits, and all parmi leading a sedentary life, they wiH prove ttuty be»eUci*l. As * beverage, they are wbaleaeme, innocent and delicious to th* taste. Thev produce tbe eahilarwlinw eOorta of brand v nr Prien 25 Cnnta per BuUl*. Prien 25 Cent* par Boltin. wbare pain i> a concomitant *f the disease. DImom, like th* storm. giv*a uomistakable signs of it* approach. At first the threatened pstfmt experience* a alight discomfort, this ia followed with pain, to a greater or laa* extent, aad other »rn ptoras follow ta rapid »ucce»*iTu It is in this condition of the system where Radwsy's Ready Relief will be found all-potent. Ito administration, either iateroaily or *xter**ny, as tbe seal of pain indicates, will arrest the progress of the threatened ditesee. and quickly relieve tbe patient from ail psln or discomfort. If people, on the fiiat iodiestioaof uneasiness or pain, cither slteht or Mvere, would take adoee of Rad way’s Ready Relief, not one thousand ta a wouldever be troubled with sickne**. Creep. Dipther ia, )u0uca*a. Sore Throat. Scar let Fever, Typhoid Fever, Pneumonia, Bill tone Fever, Small Pox, Measles, Fever and Ague. Chill* and Fever, Headache, Billiou* Cholic, Di arrbiia. Dysentery, Cholera, Crampaand Ipaam*, Lot Rad way » Resdr Reliefbo freely used, and in a abort lime, all pain and uncaaioea* will cease, and the threatened disease expelled from tbesye- Prien 25 Cent* per Bottle. Bnttl*. Buren. TERMS CASH. >r gale by all Drergfota. sad Ft.r.krepors gsnerally throughout the country. JOHNS A CKOBLEY, {Bole Manufacturer*.) 78 WILLIAM STREET. of Liberty stmt. NEW YORK. fmportMl to Heuse Owners. Impornnt to Builder*. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmers. To all taAom Mir may toncorn and it non- cernt carrybody. way’s B«ady Rslisf will ensure a spsedy cure. “it crsxa so MAXF diuases, •■And tbsrefore I’ll none of it,” aays tbe >keptk; now we appeal to lbs common »eu»c uf sc WKA■onable being who baa had ths least expenrtib in medicine taking, ar buaineaa relations with pbysiciaas, if this is sound reasoning, Midway's mxadt bklikf JOHNS de C ROS LEYS FEMALES. The many certificates which bare been tender­ ed to nt. and tho letters wbieii st am daily reoetriug. are coaclureve proof tbat amet>it toe «M»*n three Bitters bate given a aati«f<ct.on which m oUrer* have over doo* before. No wo­ man ia tho land should b* without thrtn. and those who oace uee them will not fail to Uep a supply. DR- J. BOVEE DODS’ CEMENT ROOFING, Tho cheapest aid asost d arable Imperial Wine Bitten Are prepared by an eminent an<l»kilifu! p) yekaan who has used theta succc—fully in hi* predire tor tbe last twenty-fl vo yeare. Th* proprtetr.r. is not recommended by us. mt prescribed for so many varieties of disease as rvery phyaiciaa in tbe practice of medicine prescribe* Calomel, Mer­ cury, Quinine. Morphine, Opium, and ether fa­ vorite bobys of the profession. It » a ereU known feet that in ninety owes nut of on* hundred, no matter what may be the name of th* disease or Tin* articl* ba* ban tbornnaklv In'Uaw condition of the patient, calomel forms tbe Im­ York and all part* of Uw United Slataa^Casad*. portant and must active egent at the preaenptton; Wf»t Indic*, aad Central and South Aetenca. on and if lbs aymplom* of the ui vease arc surh as to building* ot all kieda, sack M Faeroam. Fetnraleave atty doubt in the mind of tbe physician aa qixa. tkuaoa*. Rail Ro*a Darom. Car*, aad m» to arriving at a decided coDduaiun what to give, Public Bciuusm gvoeralte. Gu>a*XMXNV Blilo he gtre* calomel. This ia an ancient landmark □tea. Ac.; by tbe pnacipal Brtu>aa*. Airmen, of the proU'sakMi. which no innovatics has been and otoi-ra. and has prove* to b« tiw CHEAPEST aeAMGcTT DURABLE BG0F1NG tu use. it ia I. DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ -.TTg'VI*'’ A nKE- WATER. WEATHER and unEPXBUxn. *5yjux 3£T?xiia When we toll tbe public that tho use of RAD- nMB^PiroOF cororisg for ROOFS OF ALL WATH READY RELIEF will euro tbe sick of TKit m ria OXL T material to (to Ars composed of a pure and unadulterated wins, certain diaeaaeo: that It will stop pais in a few combined with Berberry. Solotnon’a Peal. Com minutes after He applicaiiou ; that it viU protect r**r/d Aafc Which romUav th. desirable proper­ free. Wild Oram True Bark. Spikenard. Cl.amvtie* st DtowMMr- ”hieh »R the system against Mtack* at all niMariau*, con mile Flower*. and Gentian. Tber ate manufaetagiooS,Md infectious disease-wc have the fact* tnrod by Dr. Dods himself, wbo t. an «zpenenc^ toestabluiU tbe truth of our statement*, seknonl and succtrefnl PUysieian.aud bancs »Lou Id cot edged by thousand* wbo Lave proved it* unfail No Heal is required in making application be classed among tbe quack rawtrutr.* which good ing powers oo their own j>enion». Go where you tlioevunlry.andagainai wbKh the il«Ucai Pro will, epeak of Redway'* Ready Relief, in any i_.,------ ‘plying it i* bat trifiing, a* a* r.„o------assrmblagr of per*ou», *otne one or wort will canary a ba covertd and finished tta Ithiera bare been so bear wttnea* of deriving benefit from Its ate. taMS&f lbs c-n.munity IN MILITARY CAMPS. It eau be applied by any one, f disease ineidcsa tv the Arc saporior to all purgative or cathartic pill*, Thera Is no [4»es so well caJculaiod to teat tbe penseble'a* a powder*, mlccra! and Midhtx waler*, la the treat­ nsefalneM of a specific medians aa a military mmn Ttndn,, . k.. K-.— ___ "j r2^I,W«.‘b •««*“»« »**y. "bilk cannot be in­ ment and cure of TOMIC. MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. in almost every*eunp throughout tho Grand Ar­ lured by Hbat. CteutorSvoma^iMniaaxaa ef Iteor CIWTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, my of the Union, with the happiest anecesa. Ut­ B<uax*. or any exterual actiea wholcter. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! BILIOUSNESS, RICK HEADACHE, ters from Brigade and Regimental surgeons, offi 1NFLAMATI0N OF THE BOWELS, cere, and privates.aMure ua tbat Rapway'a Reade It coeta bat Little I Fariry the nieod ! GUTTA PERCH* CEMENT, NERVOUHNE8N, MELANCHOLY, Relief has contributed more to the protection of Vive Tewo to the btoasiwb I Ueaorate DEPREBSIUN OF SPIRITS, tbs troop* against disease, and to tbe use and theRyateta end Prolate* LID ! comfort of the sick, than all uther medicines used For Coaling Mh.,1. of all Khnh wbra KWH frr baule, aaotdrefort* or mean* suggested by tbs medical authorities. A does af from «i* to eighl of Hadway's Itogocaponed lo the Action of the Weather, Prepared and sol J by isting Fill*, will, tn tbe most diUreaaiug ease* of BADwav’a hiadt mxurf whx stop pais Coaaupauon or CosUreusos, Derangameatol the CHARLES WIDDIF1EI.D * CO . Liver, ue othrr eland*, aecure a healthy evacua­ tion of the Bow*. Pcrseu* troubled with C<jativsoe**, ladigastecn,Liter complaint. Dyspepsia wiR denve imtneexato benefit by taking * of thawPiUa. After thoroughly cleansing the bowel* of It* retained humors, by a fro* parge, tw* to dlStTMATISM. XXrBALCU*, LVMBA*0, TIC DOLOMrX fr-ar per day, for a week ar ten days, will reUore tbe liver, bowels, paacraaa. kidaeya, aad all other GOUT. rouTUAcnx, scunc*. rxc« xcus, ata *cnx. organs of the »yatem to the healthy performance Numbueas, Swolen joint*, Sprain*. LamenaM^ ISAAC Q MOTT, of their datisa P*1” *■ th.Kidney*. Wounda.Pa!a in the Is npw receiving from New York and DR RADWAY’S PO.LB. ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BRHATRWG. PLEDBoston, his fall atodt of AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. WSY^PAIN IN THE SIPE, SHOULDERS, We have Uta medicinal properilsa of tbe most Hi’s ana it* contianea a»e cure you of the oomplainL CH SONIC RHEUMATISM-ASTHMA Consisting in part of 'jgtts Irjal gotitrs. bard, infioKible soil. Do not plant litem there. Hwy.vuta deep, rich mellow bord*r, at least Ifr inches in depth. If you cannot afford to prepare a-border, do not buy dwarf pear trees. In addition to being propet ly planted, they must biva care every season. Now, tb*v ahouM ba shortened in, about twu-thirds of last seaauu’s grn wth. This keeps them stocky, and prepares them to sustain a great burthen of fruil.. They also want a barrow fail ofstable manure put around tbwm every fall. The quince roots can not go far ta search of food. They should have all thsy can take up within •ix ar eight (net of the trees. With ms ■ure sad good maeagemeet dwarf pears will.be a success.—^4 tarn can Ayricttliur- la the rpetter of the eetate of Lswrenoo Shn- therein set forth, that administration of said re­ late may be granted and that tbe petitioner be appointed Administrator. Therea|)oa it is ordered that Tuesday, the 10th day of June A. D. iSta.at eleven o'clock A M-. be assigned for tbe bearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said dcccaaed,etid all other person* interested in uirf eatate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, thaw to be holdeu at the Probata Office, in tbe Village of Hast­ ings, and show cans*. If any there be, why tbe prayer of the petitioner should Mt be granted. And it i* further ordered, that'vaid petitioner give notice to the persona interreted. in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tbe bearing thereof, by causing a copy of thia order to be pnbltahcd In the Harting* Banner. ■ news­ paper printed in said connty. of Berry for three •acceaaive weekr, immediately prwioua to said COMMISSIONER* NOT5QR, “Ash ?• /•*<-------------------- , ia M UIwt, th., then i» tej DR. BADWAY'8 FILLS Groce ries! I BUirun wear* .to Ito. to. toe *• toH Ua . ulru P* . Molasses and Syrups, Green and Black Teaa. ...» Rio’ ^.id0”’and Java Stone, Wooden, and WJ1-- \\ •*, o*nft wtk, h kunmI*g w aMMn* in Um mM. I luv, UUd on Monday ;hv twenty-third (toy of June, dae thousand eight hundred and atxty-two. at lire UnndUB... Huh.lnp |m. hours of tea a’dock A. M. on aaeh of the respectermUMli), in Ik qu-ing, .itkr on WBMrnM^agniB. tfH hkmd by the said Probate Court, for tbe final adjustMd of all dnuMlniMt MtelsBtata. Dated. April 14.1fcL -lukble, Salt and rt ater Lime. 8,l,r“u*’ kzro* iWon-Mj, .nd miw -k, bnMklwklj, u4 u I tarn fonmTit u,,u0Wri AfrucATnaw X,r.„-S °rDMto>Cc,N. T.ajaiat*, y Hat Itoaan la Ito ■» ItowvbtoMlaf a»n la too* at u. New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffte, Crushed. Powdered and Grautilaldd Su* tfessuf BADWAFH FILM NMa»lyF«rifr qtobtoeCmSesiroyt&watt .H PW« »ni � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-05-28.pdf c771e01fe5d78f11162d5a95788f8bd7 PDF Text Text VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MATWM8* gutings Kanarr, KWAFPEI A BCIR3W8, IS PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, Ar HA5TISQS, BABKT county, micoiqar Agent*. D, »nd fidelity. «»» •«.< ----rlth promptaew ©riginal Juirj. SBtsrdlana.. THE SCOOTS BHVEWGE. Office and mail •ubaaribcra, SI P*r annum. "if ■ ■4 In ntK.rwla. - 111 £_ -JJ-J H. WRIGHT, advertising. 5sS±l“±,,~ tion. A liberaldiscount to yearly advertiser*. skszt, eiBims and money promptly remitted. [Co.icfotW] While quiet reigns in the rebel _ camp, the little baud we havt _jt out under tbe scout's guidance is cautiously ad van. cing. On through bails of woodlsnd, over hills, and across some of tbe small streams with which the country abounds, they marched silently but surely on their A Southern lady of beauty r^e, Of stately carriage and queenly air; But with an expression Of deeded secession, Which the lady took no pains to conceal, But some little trouble ths foot to reveal, GREAT mon!! fastings’ business Uirtrtorj. That while our army at Nashville l«y, A Union officer high in rank, Of courage undoubled, , The rebeli when lecling confident and cruk. ta*'j Priaiiag atcalad P ’Ae scout looked like a ppw man.— His tall form was nu longer benfj'ur rather, It did not appear so as be strode along at tbe head of the column. The snllow face was lit up with intelligence, and a gleam of ferocity shot from bis eyes. Tbe road was as familiar to him MERCHANTH. as the heaten paths sbout his lost home­ stead, but he trusted nothing to chance. And her lipa would pout GRANT A SPAULDING, Not an unusual appearance escaped tbe Until they stuck out, EALERS In all kinds of dry, goods,groceries, Rivaling Sambo’s in all but hue; keen scrutiny of his eyas, and mor* than crockery, Ac. Stele sL, east of th* poet office. once he called a halt, while he was recon­ noitering in the dsrknesv At last they reached the foot of a hill, MASON ALLEN, when Hardy whUpered t<»the Colonel in EALER IN GROCERIES, provirion*, pr«command, and, while tbe troops rested on tit*. fli*h, butter, Urd. pork, snd grain of their anus, went forward alone. unkind- AUo toy* csadics, *lc., *tc. 8 lor* in oberts triker And learning what gentleman there resided, Creeping up the ascent, keeping in the Coliforn * Block. State (treat. Hasting*, Mich. And being with a brace of revolvers provided, shadow of the trees, lest even lhe feeble starlight should reveal his presence, he D. C- HAWLEY, reached tbe summit and flung himself EALER In *n kind* of Family Groceri**, With a tbondenng shock I Stone snd Wooden ware, snd s general ssupon lhe grass. Beneath him lay the JUST RECEIVED lortmsnt sf Provision*. Also Notary Public. white tents of the enemy clustering Store, two door* east of th* Hutlng* Hon**, ■ round the ruins of his homestead. A a new and most complete assortment of quick glance showed him that no rein­ ROBERTS 4* STRIKER, forcement bad, as yet, reached them, and EALERS In drugs, medicines, patent medi­ DRUGS AND MEDICINE*, cine*. paint*, oils, turpentine, burning Add, with almost-as much pleasure, be saw And bowing he said: their number was not diminished. If any (Eor he was well bred.) ft pitCBBe, Bnruiug Fluid, change there had been, an increase of the "Is it Mr. Southfield that I have the pleasure foe would better have suited bis humor. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Of now addressing f Mr. SouthheM replied, Not a man less; for tbe vengeance that W.PARKER, (With just the least daah of southern pride,] filled his heart, burned to strike a blow "IXTHOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries v v and Provisions. Pork, Lard. Butter, and never to be forgotten. al kindswf Produce bought and sold The manlr proportions and bight of his guest; The outloying pickets passed dnse to the ■Who thus addressed sp>t where h* lay concealed, and as a sur­ ar FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Mr. Southfield again . "1 am Colonel Bomb; prise was intended, he bent his mind to P C RPOSES, ON LY_^H the task of disposing of them. Lazily SWEEZET dk ALLEN. walking to and fro, peering nowand then out into tbe night, the rebel sentry tho’t TTORNEYS ATLAWand Solicitor* in Chaseery. Particular attention n*id to Cowveyof his southern home, heedless of the ■ncinri the invextliratlon of title- to Land danger that crouched at his very feet.— lusaltcd. abued me. Foredoxure* of mortgagee. Ac. Will be happy to attend to *11 call* tn the line of their profession And I've borne till forbearance is virtue no more; With such men as Hardy, action fallows thought ss the thunder boleites from the And I've entered your door e Court House, Hasting*. Mich. With a challenge to meet me in mortal strife; storm-cloud right over head, when lhe [Here be la-d on the table hie trualy revolvers. swift lightning cleaves Its way to earth ; Of difficult problems the quickest of solvers.) TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, so quickly does one follow the other, DANIEL COOK, PRUNES. FIGS, RABINS. CODFISH; that they seem lo be almost simultane­ USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and in fact, everything in the Grocery line, soch a* Or else your wife must apologue. ous. ■ will be needed for family use. The sentry came forward, humming an Astonished, amazed. air learned in the cotton fields of his own native State. A sharp noise, ss of a cikdjiixst iPXEiruiuxjrs I. A. HOLBROOK, footstep on a rotten stick, startled him ; TTORNEY and Counselor al Law, Solicitor in Ail Cwklig Extracts, j but before he could give an alarm or call . Chancery. General Land and Tax Agent.— And such plain reading convinced the southerner. ice, second story of Rower’s block. FOB THE ESPECIAL BENEFIT OF THE" LADIES. for help, the"hot breath of an enemy was And he laid: "My dear Colonel, it can't be io. . upon hie cheek, and hi* throat was grasp J. M. RUSSELL, ‘ ed by tbe sinewy hand of the scout; lhe DHY8ICUN *adSnrg**n- Office in RnaselT* That would i struggle wax brief. At all times, it was IT *tor«. SUto atreek ] not easy to find Hardy’s match, and nnw, PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ JOHN ROBERTS, ; standing in sight of bis ruined home, the VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., Ac. OHYSICIAN ud Suryron. Dwelling on BroadI remembrance at his wrongs gave him the A stalely, beautiful, haughty dame. JL way. near lh* C«url House. Upon our shelve* mey be found all of tb strength of a giant. There was a wild "Do you know thia gentleman f” asked her Ion "I think I bayt met trim,” the lady replied. xtrikihg nut of the tirmx, a clawing .of the HOST POPULAR II. P- CHERRY, "Did you ever insult him f” her husband cried. hands, n blackening of the face, horrible •VTOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will। a "What be calle Insult I do not know; IN teo.l lo all bnstacs* enlruated to him with even in the starlight, until tbe knees gave promptnen and fidelity. Reaidence. Johnstown, I presume I did show way, and the picket fell lifeless upon tbe Barry county. Mich. Blanks kept al way* onUnd. sward. ‘Weil.madam.’ aaidBouthfleld.^omewbat enraged. Not’ a ray of pity, not a pang of regret [Not that be thought that she bed disgraced him. •Tell upon the heart of lhe xcout. To him A TTORNEY and Counselor al Law, bat id tor We would respectfully announce to the eltl Burtaeb*dBiluaiioBinwbUh*heh.d pl*cedbim.] it mattered nothing that this picket had A and Counselor in Chancery. Notary Public. >i» of Hasting* and vicinity, that we found to "Yoor ihougbllcM conduct h*a placed me in Af. All buaiuM* attended to promptly and effi­ done him no harm ; no vision of a south­ di everrthinain our hue of trade sscbMfM can A fcrful dilemma; ciently. Office No. 5, Noble’s block, Battle Creek, “ bought .1 Ly H^e. Give u* a «I1 Judge ern hearth made desolate, or of tbe long Michigan. for yourselve*. We intend to sell agony* be had prepared for some selling You moil apologise, or I muit figtil, heart because he did not come, moved j J. M. NEVINS, (DlEBAlPp (DASE For there He the wMpona tall In eight; TV’otnry Pnblic, and Tax *£vn him. Apart from his duty to the little I And so to apologive you may begin.” AT attention osid to making out band who wanted his guidance, the sight1 For ou* whole minute tbe lady *too«l. gages and Cootrsct*. Groat e*re <>f the low chimney stack, atanding h solAs rnshed through her vein* the seeth.ng blood, Special attention will b« paid lo COMPOUNDitnry guardian over the sshea ofhis home I lN<r»nrf putting up PREHCRU’TIONH; and any And her rnry ;ng eolor wool and efflne, She drew back her skirt With a terrible flirt. And a glaaceofdeflaDM would flash from her ey* ; Over High Prices, at the D HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! D &. S R , D D NIB MW8» A GROCERIES! PATENT MEDICINES JACOB FEBR1S, one porclnuing medicine* of u» can rr’y upon their being ‘a • MICHIGAN IONIA, nnnPDTq s ktriKFR “°"J"T3‘“T"'kEB- Like flashes of tbe eldatris flame, Or Ukethe borealis bright. Darling its rays *fpoUr light; I Then darkened her brow with a look of d«*palr, —u—. Hsarixoa Msece «. wos- ---------------*■ J UDGE OP PROBATE, eral Land .nd Tar Agent. «•»Will be found in DANIEL BTRIKER, IOUNTY CLERK, Notary Public, and General ' luud and Tax Agent. Office In the Court S. H. COOK, EGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary Public. Office is th* Court Roose, «d op«s at all hour*. Fees to b* paid when paper* ar* left for record. _______________ ' At hrat she thought she would let him fight; --~ Then fancy presented to her sight . . .-------------A view of her Fred, ROBERTS A STRIKER. ’ All bleeding and d*sd. d and Cap* for aala cheap by ROBERTS A STRIKER. Out Loxpox Docx Gix, for utedicinal purposes, for sals by »• imixobbs B Circuit Courts—-18«S» 1863. CTATE OF MICIHOAN.Eifiiith Jndicisl Circuit 0-1 hereby fix *nd foi th* wreril terms •<’^1’2* j *n>d Circuit, for tb* years L-u3 wi has lohows JAMES A. BWEEREY, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. C<~n**Uv st Law. Solicitor sod Counselor in Cbsncer), jsiiT’LSS “ - HAKMOK SMITH, rrmooiTooosvcosIkuSUU. B-hWjIkKOft.««• «•“’“W “ «“■ Which filled her aoul with a wild affright; Anti her nnde gave way.and the alienee ahe broke, And penitent word* contritely ipoke; And the Colonel *o brave Thelady forgave -, [With a alight inclination of his head,] . “I wish yen a speedy return to yaur home.” “Good day Mr.StmtblWd. Go*d.day. Col. Bomb.’ MAfcTrv, May!», 1ML R H. N. BHELDON, 0OUMTY TREASURER. Offic* la lbs Court °'£Smi.k£TSk. a^“ 0W ARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel- iriinTACYVKn '•or wwMtflXdyw'i KOTSLB. says Dr. Alexander te a friend, ‘’ugainat carb aacuamt^rwsWp. l-hfive s^ it make study impossible, Ly the. everlast­ ing run on hneS roonj; and there is no •XL r..v»micn lint waiting Ion? and u easily as though they were some child's toys they handled, and very so^n reached tbe top r>f the ascent. F[ere, resting for a moment together breath, and 6nd prop­ er pt4iti<ma for jheir “bun-aogs,"aa they called the howitaara. the little band nepvsd themselves for the work before them. ' . ' The gray dawn was already breaking. In tbe east, paling the stars nearest fhe horizon, as Hardy pointed Out?, to the Colonel the arrangements of the enemy. “.You kin take era front, Colonel, and your chance in the main is good ; but 1 ■pose ynu will mnke it surer-by flanking tbe devils,” hinting rather than advising the movement. “Soe,” he continued, pointing with bis long bony fingers, “there’s the noys from South Chrlina'right opposite; the Arkan­ saw men He by yon ehimney-stack. If I thought. I’d ask a favor before lhe fight­ ing begin*,’’ said the old man husitatingly. “Speak it freely, Hardy," said the Colonel kindly, with an anxious look, the while, at the brightening east. “Tain’t a long one,” said Hardy, who had caught tbe movement of the Colanel's eye, “and the boys will be better for their wind. You know,' mebbe, I once had a home about here j” ly awnv along the typ of tire hill, be reached a deep gorge, now dry, but In the rainy season the bed <>f a hill-side stream which foamed and fretted in ita course as though.no stop could be put to its ravnges. In this they turned, and trusting to lhe morning’s gloom, inode their way to tire back oftbe camp. The main body felt their way down the hillside. It was not exactly the place for company moveraenta, and a drill-ser­ than thfiv fitfi. - •- ■ niuttering n curse, When the bailis was over, Hardy was found leaning against the ruined chimney ; the psi or of death spread over hia fooe, while ths body of the rebel chief lay a few feet from him. - “You fire not badly hurt, I hope, said tbe Colonel kindly ; “what can I do for Gen. Woods division started on a forced march from NasSviile for Ssvannah.— On Sunday morning of tbesixth we-were ss usual on the march before sunrise; but something jd<wo' than ustlai saluted our eart. We were about 20 miles, from Savannah, and frhm Its direction fltifl thunderiuga were heard. As we neared the village, or wound along the top of the crooked ridge,-thq sound wis more geant would hardly have approved of the clear and from me indsssant runibling the irregularity of their march ; but the men surmise that it was but the drilling of fin grasped tbeir pieces in fighting humor, artillery company was thrown aside, ab8 and welcomed •the coming struggle as nil agreed that it.must be a heavy battle. About 12 o’clock our division (*hHLeaaerly as does a maiden ber first ball. A lout half the distance to the camp had W.>.Ki’s)hAltqa^fd tMTIn three days rations, threw asiae dur Itniipsacks, and been passed over when a sentry discov erod the sdvancing rank, and, firing hin piece to give the alnnn, fled hastily to the camp. There was no time tb lues; si­ lence was no longer observed. Tbe commands of the officers rung out oil the in<>rning pir, and at the word lhe men ,uotreu 6n w the enemy. rushed Down the hill, B|ong open foew, where the rebel sol- at all risks. Purdy and his men came upon the field with a ringing cheer, and dashed into the fight. The scout's duty was done, and as ho neither knew nbr cared for military movements, ho fought tnainly by him­ self. A frenzy possessed him; his eyes glared like a demon’s, ahd: his whole Struggling among their white tents the rebel soldiery rushed to their arms, halfdad, whiles few hundred gathered to the right of the camp, only to be dispersed man—no, not all; one stood out among by shell from the howitzers, which fell the throng- - When Burton meets this among their ranks. There was nothing vlctlm'of lite In the' coming struggle, it for it but a retreat, and the beaten snd were well be weroshriven before lhe scattered forces buddled together in the fight, for Hardy- has a special vow of ven­ rear of the camp, where a new danger met geance against him, and will execute it them. pjsnL n»uuy: <xi« ■»«»>»■ rr>A ■mothered moan, aod it I'm satisfied if we only dean out shot by the accidental discharge of a that hornets’ nest down thar, and J tho’t, musket the o’ight before. Only the Gen­ seeing I knew the old place so well, I eral knew the truth. The dispatches that found their way to could pilot a couple of hundred eo as to the papers were very brief. There bad take em behind.” “You shall fave them, Hardy," said been a night rtconnoittaintf, and a rebel the Colonel, sending an aid at once with camp broken up, with great loss to the Hardy’s name was not mention­ orders fur detailing the necessary number. enemy. The scout looked on with glistening ed ; but few who wars in the expedition will forget the tall form or underestimate eyes “And now, Colonel,” he said, baring the services of the scout bis head, and pushing back tbe thin hair which straggled over hi* forehead.stretch­ Bettis of Plttebsrg Landing- , ing out his hnnd nt tbe same ti®e, to tbe Johnstown, May 16, 1862. officer. “1 might as well sur good bye.— FaixxD Neviks.—I send you a few My work Is most done, and if 1 dont come extracts from a letter from my brother out of thia scrimmage, tell the General how glad I am be trusted me this once. I at Pituburg Landing, filing a somowliat You’re going to flax em out Colonel, and graphic description of the march from lhe quicker the better, lor morning la Nashville to the Landing and ths closing corning on," and he wrung his hnnd with a scenes of the fight. XT.’ wilL “It says that on Saturday March&>th, Hardy led bis two hundred men Quick­ --------------------..-j-m diery were wont todrili, they brokeovsr the slight entrenchment with a yell" of delight, and a fierce hand-to-hand encoun- structioodul;jMM know nor cars ; onoe gettbemen upon the summit unobserved, and all was safe. Turning baatiljr, stopping noly to pick up hbi rifle and listen, Jest the grown fiuriilKar even in fall vlifttfbrr*.— Instinetlvtely bo drew his bowte-knifo some from a canteen he revived a little. “My work's done,” he said faintly, “and it's about time. There ain’t no use in a dead stick, and the branches are all gone. Ifyoo will. Colonel,-tell the Gi neral I died under the old chimney, end that I ■ent the Ask&naaw chief to say I was coming." ■ A grim smile passed over the scout’s face, which faded as his listeners stood by. . “Take some more water, Hardy," said one. bat he did not answer. The Colon­ el took his hand, but do pressure came from the sinewy fingers. A slight shiver The Colonel .nodded assent Some­ ran through his frame, and the scout was thing in the scout’s face made words need­ dead I less. . The victory was complete. A short “This was my farm, and that chimney yonder is all that's left of the old house. time was spent burying the Blain, and, Don't be afraid, Colonel, I ain’t a going laden with spoil*, the conquerors returnto tell a long story. Not that h’s going to be forgotten, but 1 shan't talk about it, they learned lhat D’Arblay bad been fratnfi was animated with supernatural energy. Clubbing hfo rifle, W rnshtxl Along the nnxrojs alloys of the camp, heedless of the knot of soldiers that slunk away at his coming, or vainly attempted to stop his progress, till he reached the encatmpmsDt of Burtoto’s At beam could. Tbn firing still kept up as brisk as ever till about Tn’ctopk, when boom ! boon) I boom ! rolled out over the hill tops, until n«» direction could be gisde as to- the sound—butonp coutippoqs.rjpar, and with few pauses only, the war* was kept up untiLdsrk, gfter which bnl Taw shots were Deard. 'During this.tfme'ogr division was <¥» a’quick, inarch; for ike river. About one j,'<>.&<**5 morning .we.were etoppcw, by ^e, rokd . being blockaded by team's And- t'niiqs of other divisions.ahead. Sharp lighte* ‘ streamed across the sky% fhq rain .h jo fall fast and heavy, and We’raffle best accommodation* Wffieh 'lenMi\ ■tables afforded, and at .daylight tn< od the river, which wo reached at about 8 o’clock, taking the' steamboat Fanny Bullitt, for. the battle field .six.miles above SavannaKial Pittsburg Landing. Tfio firing began early in the morning and the ball seemed « Hvely as at flrit. As soon m possible our■•tkke&,wrffo‘giv­ en us, and we entered the fipld 'from which acontinu6us mass of prisoners anil wounded kept passing bet, gho njany dead Cheers'grectefl Us by .those who had, been. d rawn from lhe action, ,*jme telling - ui that, the enemy' were ^re­ treating—other, thgtMe were too lafo; the latter beitfg true. From die Lfittdiagjb ti».scene bf sclmn is a Steep Wnfi, beyond which is a rolling sui'fhce, spfcrte.ly <xivrpd with a thin shrubbvtimter. In these woods' was the battle oFSurtday. men. A fierce struggle was in -prngresfl, and We entered more deeply.Into the woods, Rurton at the bead of bls bacli woodsmen nearer to the roar of efintjon and tiw rni was making a desperate stand. A fitnibt 'tic of musketry—formed into line'ofbat­ broke from" the lips elf the saoot, ami fo tle and awaited oncers to move foxj>rd, ’ a ruomeut hfc was in the mlddl<. of it,*- Whitt wire hot long in comite; ' We were where therb wM’^ut fi. day His long rifle swung hy his powerfol arm, mowed a lane for hltn, and he pressed on tin be stood in the presence of Burton MmssW. - v • dU .- SPERMATORRHOEA to-sealed 9 order of perfect silence, they -*7eo cheer upon cheer, SQ. eager Xei y for the fray ; it was they puahi the mountain not only strengthened his arm, but rrpclled all 'sympathy w ith the enemy as A weakness to be swiftly trodden under foot. Tn him they wore all alike. Did not the flame* of hla house light up a strange banner, and did not the same banner wave abovu’the encampment so' quiet below 1 All alike, all alike to a TheScoet carefully drew the body of tbe poor wretch out of the path, and seizing his inusket, while be put his troely rifle In a safe place, boldly took up the ' ■ A Ningnlar Mistake. dead man's beat. Timc wns flying fast; Towards the cbwc of the Revolution, the mottling would soon break, and he the owners of the North Church, in New rriiArt needs burry’ his movements, s<^ [Inven; sent to Boston for uaUa u» make taking as near nh possible the gait of the repairs with, when ijne of the kegs was picket he bad alflin, ha walked toward his found to owitain-Spanish dollars. The comrades. The darkness of the night drawn wrote «• ths . B>»sU>n mrrcii i nt favored his diagoise, and the other met Hardly clutched tbfit.therb iyas an error in. s^jipnipg |be him without nspicion. goods ; but he nnswared that Abd nai)s at hini with jiis left hand, while he made were amid M be bought them from a pri­ h’quick movement with his right There vateer, apd he couldn’t (rectify mistakes. waa-a gurgling in the throat, * tide of So the silver was melted up and jnade warm blood gushed out, and formed a Into a serviee plate loFtbh ?hnrch, where ri&jVat bis feet; find the second pidket was dead. ' ’ itia in cse-afthe preterit day. ' 1 ‘So lU’ltaq wayzWaa clear. What °b‘•.‘Warn Torn, jpn Bering -College,’’ I1AM, NO. 4. wn __ fit Evefiiffcrvow, w,.ufww., before a regimental. camp; bui, now the tenia were torn irf pteAea. seatterrd ahd �of the town of Edenton, N. A. 3. Glover, Robert, and tak droath, U ;ws n. from bUh. Ten. two ter were etalteeerl into ■ ed from the Vai ■■■■■■ Regiment, we saw trunks opened and Mbbod, tents torn down, and the dead dnreo tow.rd tb. rinr. again. All day Monday wo were in line awaiting word to join in the fray; two companies were detailed as advance scouts, and soon they commenced a smart £re on the enemy's retreat, aod in lees ■than two hours we had over a hundred selves up voluntarily. No accurate esti­ mate aa to tbe losses on cither side can be made, Though the rebels had tbe ad rentage; their dead tell the superiority «f<Nir aim. They fought with a deter­ mination worthy of a better case. Their prisoners and wounded tell us that Beau­ regard made a speech to them on Sunday morning just previous to tbe attack tel­ ling them they must be at the 'Landing by 10 o’clock that morning. He offered each roan a hundred dollars who fought, aod filling them with whiskey till road and reckless, they took the field more like tigers than men. Monday afternoon the firing every half hour seemed to be getting more distant till dusk, when It was hardly beard. Tuesday morning after a wet night, with no tents, and a cold bite for breakfast our brigade marched out in pursuit of their retreat, which we found about five miles in ad­ vance of our line of the evening previous. Our cavalry had a skirmish with theirs; the 77th Ohio had a brush with their rangers, losing a few. We waited very anxiously till dusk for n “chance in” but were not accommodated ; though at one time we thought our chance good, lhe cavalry had returned from tbe charge and we were ordered to form in another line, supposing by their movements that they i ntended flanking ua, the battery unlim­ bered and in less time than I take to re­ cord it, all were ready; they came not and we were disappointed. Though our brigade had no part in the work our forces drove them over two miles, and now there are no force within ten miles of us. Their deserted camps gave evidence of their haste in leaving.— Provisions left behind, deed left unburied, bad been made. In our labors of the 7th wo found one oftbeir hospitals containing fifty of our wounded, taken prisoners, also three brigade surgeons and 350 of their wounded. As they left them that morning they told them to take care of themselves till wo came up, which we likely would that day. Their wounded speak well of the care we gave as being far better than they ex­ pected. But the battle is over,the day is ours, though at an enormous loss of life and property on our side, and life on theirs. The field covers an area of six miles, *nd over all this extent were the dead; 373 rebels lie in one grave or pit, others in leas numbers. We may have Jost 2,000, and may have lost 6,000. It has been estimated that our loss Is 6,000 and the rebels 0,000 ; but it is only sappositlon, company and regimental reports will soon give a correct account on our side. Good news from Island No 10., it Is curs as reported. Tbe weather is wet and stormy, and thousands like our­ selves have no tents being hurried for­ ward without them or their knspeaks or blankets, yet our health is good. from corinth. 'Cerrcspoodcnc* of the Ciasinsatl Guettc. When the battle will come now, If It comes at all, is just as uncertain as ever. Three hours easy marching will throw the most remote af our troops under tbe enemy’s fortifications. Give the word March ! and fHe deed is done. Still it is pretty certain some things will be done first. Our whole front line, running from Popa’s on lhe left to Thomas’ on tha right, rests on or near a swamp, which fbrms a perfect line of defense.— Tbe swamp is barely penetrable by skirmishers, and utterly impassible to artillery or large bodies of infantry. By some strange overaieht the rebels have permitted our skirprishers and pickets to gain possession of the high grounds ex­ tending along the other side of the swamp, and thus we have bad opportunity to construct bridges through it at leisure.— One part of the line will not cross this —.— I■■■■■ Io lb* Hospital al Terktowa, V*., o* THdsv, May **. lypUU few. KDWaRD D.TCOBTe •f Co. K. rtird Bormret of Mich. I.f.otrj, .(td New Advertisements. PKOBATdOSLU.-nkTl OF MICHIGAN ATER’S CATHARTIO PILLS. [Signed] "Mrs. JOHN BARRIS, See r. inong those attacked, was Robert Mc­ shall have become a necessity indispensa We to. the maintainance of tbe Govern­ “Thia appeal will doubtless be promp­ Lane. late minister to Mexico, who was ment, lo exercise such supposed power, tly responded to by tl»e farmers of the saved by the pollse. Nw Tort, Ma. M. ( are questions which, under my responsi­ North." of our Government was a fixed system bility, I reserve lo myself, and which I Cairo. May 21. The Herold't correspondent from Gen. upon the question of slavery aa affected cannot feel justified in leaving to tbe de­ Memphis papers of tbe 17th announce Banks’division writes that 7.000 men by the war. Upon this subject we have cision of commanders in the field. These the arrival of the Federal fleet at Vicks­ bad been added to the rebel force in the frequently differed with several of lhe are totally different questions from those burg. It had met no successful resist­ Shenandoah valley, and that the wbofe ot police regulation in our. armies and leading Republican papers of this and ance. Fort Adams is one hundred m>les force w as said In number from 18,000 to camps. below Vicksburg, and tho presumption is 20,000, with thirty-four pieces of artil­ other States—they insisting that it is On the 6th day of March last, by a i that no fight bad taken place there. lery, one of which was n 24 pounder rifled. better lo leave this question to tbe com­ special message, 1 recoin mended to Cod­ On the Gtb-of May he said there was'a Washington, May 23. manders of the several departments, gross, lhe adoption of a joint resolution lo large rebel force in the Mountains in while we have insisted upon a fixed gen- bo substantially as follows : Tbe latest advices received at the War their vicinity, but that Gen. Banks had "Jietolved, That the United States Department are as follows: Our army era!-.and well-defined policy. For nearly ought to co-operate with any State which has been within four miles of Corinth for enough men to keep them back, hut it a year,the war was carried on without appears that on the 15th both Gen. Shields may adopt a gradual abolishment of sla­ several days, skirmishing. The enemy any settled policy in this regard ; some very, giving to such state in its descreltoo, doe* not scctn much inclined to make an and Gon. Geary were withdrawn from Gen. Cnnka’ command, and their troops Generals bunting down and returning to compensate for the incoovenieaces, attack. All is quiet in the departments of conferred lo McDow ell. slaves to rebel masters, while others at­ public and private, produced by such In a letter of the I7lh we find these change of system.” Fremont, Banks and McDowell. tempted to liberate them all by a single Generals and their forces had left to join The resolution, in the language above No despatches have been received stroke—not of the aword but of the pen. quoted, waa adopted by large majorities McDowell; that two days previously n from the vicinity of Richmond since , The latter were early interfered with by in both branches of Congress, and now yesterdsy. No engagement bad taken union had been effected between lhe ehmmands of tbe rebel Gens. Jackson, John­ the Executive, while it was left lo Con­ stands an authentic, definite and solemn place. son and Eaell, and they were marchmi’ Cairo, may 23. gress to extinguish the former. Thus proposal of lhe Nation to the States and upon the divided and reduced forces people most interested in the subject A tug sent down, from the fleet to rewe supposed, a clear policy, at least for ". matter. Tn the people of those States, connoilre, was fired on from Fl Wright Bank*. The telegraph now bring* us the intel­ the present, bad been defined. now, I earnestly appeal. I do not argue; Wednesday evening. Subsequent dem For such reasons, we were not ready I do beseech you to argue for yourselves. onat rations by the rebels, prove that they ligence that Gen. Bonks has fallen beck from a'superior force of the rebrls who You cannot, if you would, be blind to the still occupy the place. to practice any jubiliatio gymnastic* are occupying tbe whole of the Shcnansigns of the times. I beg of you a calm over Hunter’s proclamation, not believ­ Boston, May 23. doah valley, which has cost us ao much and enlarged consideration of them, rang­ ing it to have been aulborixed. Major The steamer Rhode Island which arri­ trouble to rescue from their dutches.” ing, if it may be, far above persona) pas­ The Timet' special, Washington 25(h. General Hunter ban never been a pecu­ sions and party politics. This propuaal ved here from New Orleans to-day brings liar favorite with ua. His whole career makes common cause for a torn mon ob­ forty prisoners, principally officers of the says: “We have panned a very exciting Confederate navy, captured at New day in Washington. Tbe intelligence since the beginning of the present war, ject. Casting no reproaches upon any, received last evening to the effect that it acta not the Pharisee. The change it Orleans. has been a series of blunders from begin­ Gen. Banks had fallen back from Stras coDteaapbtes would come gently os tbe Washington, May 23. ning to end. His Missouri campaign and dews of Heaven, not rending or wrecking burg to Winchester, was understood to It has been ascertained from an authen­ war upon Fremont, bis Kansas campaign anything. Will you not embrace ill tic source, that the expenditures of the indicate rtther a precautionary measure and slave hunting, bis celebrated “Lane So much good has not been dona by one Government from April, 1861, to the on his part than the result of any imme diate movement of the encmX. The Expedition” all left him with very light effort in all past time as, in tbe providence present time have net averaged one mil­ of God, it is now your high priviledge to lion per day. . This may be considered a tidings of this morning, announcing the honors. do. May lhe vast future not have to la­ refutation-of the exaggerated reports on occupation of Winchester bv Jackson, But we did not propose to arraign ment that you have neglected it. and tbe withdrawal of Banks? hfter en the subject In this issue will be found the Presidents order annulling Hunter's proclamation. We have erer insisted that the great want Gen. Hunter in this article, hut refer to these things a* lhe foundation of a belief on our part, that his recent order was but another blunder, being entirely unauthor­ ized by Government, and simply put forth to regain in public sympathy, wbat he most feel that be bad lost in the West. Bat with Fremont’s experience before In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set ny hand and caused the seal of lhe Uni­ ted Sttaes to be annexed. Done at.the City of Washington, the >M>day uf May in lhe year of our Lord 1862, and of the independence of tbe United States tbe 86th. (Signed) Abbsoam Ltxcoui. By the President, Wm. H. Sbward, See’y of Stale. him, it was tbe height of fully and impu­ dence to place the Administration m a Drown h position in which it mint modify him or stultify its former precedent. The President’s modifying proclama­ tion, like the Cincinnati Platform, is, as it was undoubtedly intended to be, capa­ ble of various Interpretations. No swamp until all three armies are prepar- man should be considered mulish for at­ ediodo ft slmuhaeeously. When that tempting to preserve bis consistency.— may be, of course, depends on tbe Com­ manding General. Tbe moment we ad­ This tbe President was bound to do, vance beyond it, a portion, at least, of while the “logic of events” admonished the line eumes under the guns ot tbe en­ him to leave a Slip-gap” in hie logic and emy, and it is hardly probable that wo assertions, through which to retreat in an will then foil to move with more rapid­ ity. r emergency, which be more than, inti­ “STKALarv” to ran coanrra—wot nanr- aa to utter the following manly triutie asatiniestr, ia rq|ar#,W1 HASTINGS BANNER. getting out nf their tents. Nearly all of Ml offetr. killed, Ad U» were in advance. Had it not bees for tbe timely arrival of Buell's forces the A train of seventeen wagons laden while on „twd by tbe Con visit to his wife at Edenteg. It is all< fed that these Commissi* mere connived about twenty miles out an the Spring­ Mr. While’s arrest. though they stoutly ’ of suspected traitors.. Mr. Wright *<id : field road, by a bond of rebel guerillas, daoy any simplicity with it. and insist ‘ Mi. PreiHrel, I Hunt ben r» who burned the wagon* and contents, and that they -had nu power to prevent it.— '■ lessly jjsy after day snd heard questions carried off all tbe mules, eighty-six in Gen. Burnside intends to send one of the raised such as were discussed this mornnumber. Commissioner? to.raleigh. whither Mr. ing touching the arrest of rert*in personsi-u-4V.,w Cairo, May 21. White has been conveyed, to demand his JRtaesday K«rMl»g, lay 28,18(2. charged with tremmri. k may be doub*.An arrival from the fleet brings tbe release. Tbe Confederate* threaten — cd whether we have really a Government news that on Wednesday a flag m truce hang Mr. White, and Gen. B. Intends as yet or not Vlolenre, lawlemness. Havnra ix this, chosxx oca covrsk, that all the Commissioners shall swing ' and resistanca to established authority, went around Craighead Point for the withovt atriLX akd wrrn rrax ruxposx, purpose of exchanging released prisosera, for it in case tbe Confederates execute LXT C« KKXXW OCB TXVST IV GoD, ANO OO . in accordance with an arrangement made their threat. They were taken to NewyoaWARD WITHOUT XXAIl AND with manly After waiting some bem in the steamer Ocean Wave iu listen patiently to ganilcman who talk some weeks ago. ■xakts.—Abraham Lincoln. abbufpdwer' being assti feed by a Secre­• hours it returned without having been charge of Major Jardine, and a guard tary or State or by a President. Zn thit met by tbe rebels. Laic In the afternoon from his regiment, (be Hawkins Zouaves. Startling News. dark Aw of my country, I know no lim­ one of their boats cam* up and effected Headquarters, Martinsburg, May 25, 2-40 P. M. Our latest intelligence from lhe theatre it lo the power of. the President to do allI an exchange. of war brings the startling news that Gen. It is believed among the officers that he can to tuppreu the inturrection. He। The rebels attacked ua at daybreak in Banks had suffered a repulse, and fallen must make everything bend before that the rebels have evacuated Fort Wright great force, estimated at 15,000, consist —;--- "♦’ ri- • 1 would not question and fallen back on Fort Randolph, as no »• back overtbe Potomac into Maryland, imperative duty. rEwell — j Jataeon 1..L— rabet gu&boau could be Men .round tbe • e __ ued e nt Di««.o™. it any more than I would think ot pulling above Harper’s Ferry. He had previ­ Our rioJit right and Ifrft left wimrs wings stnod well for pO-int& n.ir out Blackstone to inquire wbat my right ously fallen back upon W iuchester, at A reconnoissance was sent down by a while, when two regiments broke lines of defense Is when the assassin comes to which point he waa attacked by a force me with tbe steel dagger. Com. Davis to ascertain the position uf under fire of the enemy. The right wing fell beck, and were ordered to withdraw. tha enemy. It had not returned when of 15,000, bis fores being but 4,000.— They passed through tha town in consid­ Thus, the whole of tbe Shenandoah val­ PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESI­ the boat left. erable confusion, but re-formed and con­ Chicago, May 21. DENT, CONCERNING HUNTER’S ley is given up to tbe enemy, and Mary­ tinued their march in good order to Mar• ORDER. A special to the Timer from Fort Linsburg, twenty-two miles distant. Our land and Washington areagain menaced. Washington, May 19. Wright, 20th, says: “From indications entire force was' less than 4.000. consisting Great excitement prevails in Washington Whereat, there appears in tbe public made apparent yesterday, It is clearly of Gordon’s and Donnelly’s Brigade,* ilh and the secessionists of Baltimore were‘ press what purports to be a proclamation evident the enemy has evacuated Fort two regiments of cavalry, under General ao far emboldened as to get up a riot.—■ of Maj. Gen. Hunter,; And whereat, the Wright and fallen back on Fort Randolph Hatch, and two batteries «>f artillery.— The Unionists finally prevailed, and at, same is producing some excitement nod a strong fortification on the second Chick­ , misunderstanding; therefore, I, Abra­ asaw Bluff, twelve miles below their lhe enemy, but cannot npw he stated. last accounts the prominent secessionists ham Lincoln, President of the United former position. Officers of lhe flotilla SignedN. P. RANIS, M«Jor-Oener*.l dared not appear on ths streets. States, proclaim and declare that the who went down the river yesterday with BKAXjcaarua. acroxo MxmxisvM I By what oversight Banks’ column had Government of lhe United States hod no a flag of truce, returned with the intelli-1 May 2ft, AU P-M. I been reduced to 4,000 men is a mystery, knowledge or belief uf on intention on pence that neither troops or gunboeta A prisoner captured this P. M. says unless it has been to sate the horse-leech the part of Gen. Hunter, tn issue such a were visible, and that Fort Wright and the rebel fdree in our rear is tu be cry of Gen. McClellan, seconded by the proclamation ; nor has it yet any authen­ the river as far below as the eye could strengthened; that their purpose is to tic information that the document is gen­ enter Maryland st two points, Harper’s semi secession press, of “more men” for uine ; mid, further that neither General‘ Philadelphia, May 21. Ferry and WilliamsporL He confirms tbe Peninsula. It is gratifying to be able Hunter, nor any other commander nor nil we have beard in regard to the relml Tbe Bulletin contains lhe following : together from the dispatches that meas­ person, has been authorized, by the Gov­, force here. We all passed lhe Potomac “ Au appeal received by telegraph to day, ures have been taken to arrest the prog­ ernment of the United Slates, to make xafe, men, trains and all, after making a Sreclamation declaring the slaves of any dated Fortress Monroe. Mat 21st, calls ress of Jackson's forces. march uf thirtv-five miles. late frt't. and that tbe supposed procla- upon the farmers of tbe North for supplies N. P. BANKS, Major Ovscral. , of butter and eggs. Send here to the (nation now in question, whether genuine Baltimore, May 25. Gen. Hunter's Proclamation. or false, is altogether void, so far as re­ care of Doctors Hunt and McCoy, nf tbe Chesapeake and Mill Creek .Hospitals.— In our last issue we published the tele­ spects such declaration. During the day 100 persons were 1 further make known that, whether it Sponges, oiled silk, rags, bandages, lint, knocked down in different parts of lhe graphic report of Gen. Hunter’s Procla­ be competent for me, as Commander in and dried fruits are also very urgently city. Iu one or two canes ropes were mation placing the three States of Geor brought out and preperations made fur Chief ot the army and navy, to deciare needed. gia, Florida and South Carolina under “In the name of our suffering soldiers liangirg parlies to lamp posts. Two men the slaves of any State or States free, and martial law, liberating the slaves therein. whether, at any time and in any case, it I make this appeal. were subbed, but not dangerously. A• States of rebel all crown our tedious delays. * ■orTirin, was not to his bed by OS bos lages for Hr. 'White, a Union right, of Indiana, mates is likely to arise. Interpreting this proclamation from the stand point Meantime Gen. Halleck is reported to we occupy, illumined by tbe light of the hare said that be confidently expects to Presidential nerve, deoiaioo and earnest­ take Corinth without losing over a hund­ red and fifty wen. Evidently be is not ness evinced in putting down the rebellion waiting merely for an opportunity for for the last five months, added to tbe ear­ Ascher dr Co., of Indianapolis, have brought out a small trashy book, in cheap form, purporting te be my “Life, Speech­ , es and Addresses,” connected with my | troubles among the Seccsaionista. This is a doqcs production, doing rue great1 , Jujuslice, and by no means reporting me 'correctly, either as to mv history or. speeches since) came North. I am now, preparing a genuine book nf the kind, and। will have it out in a few days, published। by George W. Childs, of Philadelphia.'—. Applegate A Co. of Cincinnati, are the, publishers for the WeaL I caution the. publie against the bogus concern, u 1 shall al once couinienoe legnl proceedings against all concerned io vending it as well1 as tbe publisher. ___________ W.G.BMWNLUW. nest entreaty and emphatic admonition, in the document itaalC it appears as a Ma. Lovxjot’b Bill —The material Latest advieas from the army of the gagemenlof six hours in the direction of Potomac, state that McClellan has cross­ Martinsburg and Harper's Ferry, placed ed the Chickahominy at lhe Bottom matters in a new light, and nroused seri bridge. His head quarters are now near ous apprabenuona not only fur the safety of bis little command, hut*for the Balti New Bridge. Preparations for an attack were being more A Ohio Railroad, the city of Balti­ more, and even the Capital. made. “Later in the day, tha reports of the The rebels made n dash on Gen. Banks’ line al Front Royal this afternoon, and rioting in Baltimore, and in tbe rout of lhe entire force of Banks by the quick attempted to burn the railroad bridge recently rebuilt by the Ftederals over mnreh and overwhelming numbers of lhe Shenandoah. Particulars not ascer­ Jackson, greatly itensified the extiterocut. tained. , “The secessionist sympathizer*, tj»o r* New York, May M. greatly efeted to conceal thar- i*»y. openjv The Newbern Proprett of the 20th, ^X£.’^ed. lbc’.ir that lbe ho*t* "I mentions (he return of the expedition nf Jeff. UrtvistfiH overrun 'Mvvlaud and two regiments from Pollocksville, whkre the District within twenty-four hours.they met and dispersed the rebel cavalry. No ctsualitiea are mentinnpdBaltimore, May 26. Strasburg. Vn., May 2-1. Baltimore Street, from Calvert U> Holi- S.£Blr» S*creUrt at Wm ; Col. Kenley’s command of Jnfentry have been driven from Front Royal with con.idecable loss in killed and wounded and prisoners. The enemy’s force Is estimuted at from 5,000 tb 6.000, and is reported as falling back on Frqnt Royal. He probably occupies the place this morning. 8*r^ ». P BA!JCB,MVrGs»sre». Philadelphia, May 24. Gov, Curtin, on lhe In, received an intimation from tha War Department that additional troops would be called for, and immediately replied. “Penn?ylvMia will furnish any nether re oay, is crowded this mominv. There is considerable excitement The crowd 4s chasing obnoxious people, and occaaumaJ. ly beating some one. detnanding the di.pU, cd ita rf^. ,[| OBWBp,p,r •«d poblic build inp. All bjV.'onmpHrt and abandoned. Tb, tiHument |, (■Bpf„| neta taceauiuniu, h.vB dicumpernd (, 21“UiUrT k“ “k*" part tn these doing*. in n bow of hope and promise, implying tha t farther into tbe Gulf States.— ■uM, end will b. Aot forward ,bort:r N.oVoH.MvM, The and want ries of lb. 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Throat and Lvnos.—At this season of the year when coughs and cul.k arc ko an wnc CMira it, ha Will .end of tbs nrsJ-npUon ua«d.((rac ofcharao) with the direction, for preparing tb. ume, wW they will find o •raa eras fob coxicxenoa, asfua, Baasonvu, .*.e’ <?O,T of tbs advertiser In Beading the Preaenption, is to benefit tha afflicted, ant <>™d lB,«?u/.,whld>|„ .Xi" to 4,“ .el I. mt; unrar will» u, "“‘■k- “d "J ©®nnp®rm®H HARD-WARE! GT’ OLD FRIENDS UH VTSM gwrywtoro-by All WioutiLi Dacocms in the large citlaa. Some of tbe x*r xatsi Wholesale Ageits !■ New York City. SMeffelin Bro’s A Co. B. A. Fabeu.tock, Hull ACOk At^ . . A.B. AD.SradsACo. Wheeler A Hart. James 8, Aatanwail. MoaraAAUen. H.Otoekel A Co. Thomas F. Fa ter. - • - Pat sp la 50cent sad81 BotUesereb. (wore: (m] M nrick'a . mxowhlt pi^ch. Su*ar • ',! Pills. Coetfed The best Family CATRART1C in tha world. I used twiwty year, by fire nillion. perron, annu.lIlly ; »!w.ti give »«'.i»fac- AND nilkfelpMk, Pa. already on our tabla, looking as smiling snd as beautiful sors. as any of its predeces­ The engravings for this number DRY GOODS! are, we think, superior to any wo have scon for a long time. “Silting for a por- portrait,” la indeed pretty and very truth, fi’l—while tbe double-extention fashion­ CR OCKER Y! piste, and many dtbar attractiftns ’ there­ in contoured, are just what the ladies lore to look *t- Godey roust certainly be a ladbu1 man, or he would not know jyall how to cater to their taste. ♦3 per year. Address L- so Terms A, Godey, Who does Admire BeaRtital Teeth! WaLUY JO.TES. DENTIST, is now prepared apply ewbetitalra in • style----------------- - — «» ■sa.'cjjg: reating tlieir decay for yenrs. Tbs* wearied on ▼ULCA51TE RUBBER BARE, And all work warranted. Please call a» V®®«. Rmu'm block Slate street, HasUngs. Mteh, Philadelphia. Also ail wholesale Druggists Chicago, HI., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., Stacks of Evcr shown in this Market, which we Your oUaisut.servant, 8.0. Monanox. ------ are prepared to well at a small Circa it CwEirto—1M*» !•••. advance from a Clrtoll, To Dutroy-------- |njte?ts on. Plants and Fowls. Th Draft-try-------- Insects on Animals, dec. Clothing “«•>* ““tn! NEW YORK COSTS. To bettroy-------- Every form snd species of Vermin. Herrick's Kit! StTCBgthnlng cure n fire town. HASTINGS, MICH. HP See “Costar’s” advertisements in |bis paper for tbe dettruclio* aud utter ,ounri»Mior y M tiUi of ferwxHF&M in taTwy immi at th. ’i'1**’ * LOUIS 8. LOVELL, amii Hawnsus, Unusually Low Roanm & Sntfntt, »nd by ' the Drug­ gists, Grocery ajid fltarekrep^rs gyncrall^. Springfield (Maas.) JtqouHiean claim* that President Lincoln said to him that **H was entirely untrue that Secretory StBDto® ku in any manner interfered with the planacfGun. McClellan; oo lhe contrary, tbe President nays the Sec­ retary tea dore nothing winch be himself woWd ret hare Ml H Ma, moM OUR GOODS J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. Mica., ;by Upward A88OCIATI0N, pkW»1oS> For Sale! 801Abo the we.1 half of B WX»f Bee. It. Town N.M 10 W, 7« te-10*ba arnva. TUte war- ■ J0H> DORB. * Scottville, Monroe Co, M. T. Shaving Saloon! TV, uk« In exebasge for good.— Wheal, Cora, (Uu, BnH^,,Lyd, Pork, fioxllj dmo<t evorthing yon han to null... Ay •fc. y .rrwEk. l.,HT Doo’lMlo^r. o.an.tl, •Ate. i Piaster vrAmn of tl �IP1 ■ SSVBT socsaouaCBOaUW* ^.jriodtiral Jtnu RADWAT’5 . EENOTATfNG REBOi-FENT THKCBKAFttraUTIlI TOT MOCTDCRA.BLEGLUBJN thkonlyrrliableolujn MMtnaHy prepared for than, cultivated w'ttb craft tentfenw THE BEST GLUE IM THE WORLD. AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE iMn, 01 eewm nne eup, of 1 pie un. wnx wirasTATO watbb. IT WILtaUWO wobn. eggs beat with sugar to suit the tai bake nice, and yuu will hav* a pie worthy tb* trial. - _____invitation lo iatbe neighborhood to oonae , . , T<7them. Under these circumstances tbe utmost vigilance is Decenary to preserve even the plant from destruction; snd those that rtmain with the breath of life in them are generally so disfigured and poisened aa to require about half tbe 'I iSfflW^inrtwi MARRIED LADI». UUd sssr&'ran.’^^. NATIONAL ^OFFICES*. blighting influswees. Attended with *11 this labor of tbe preparation of th* soil, and the subsequent car* which ths squash-yard require*, it is rarely the case the *quaahfo do not oust the firmer altogether to much. There is a cheaper and better way of raising this ddtaious and wholesome ar­ ticle of food. It may bo common to others, but it came to onr knowledge through tbe necessity of finding *stne more certain way of obtaining a crop than by tbe squaahyard process. Several experiments were made, and among them oue baa resulted in giving us tbe greatest abundance of excellent equashe*, almost without cost We plant our Geld potatoes in hills st a distance of three by three and a half with strawy unfarmeotod manure, into these hill* ocdfoionaliy a squash seed, with the potato—but these are intended for early use; for the young Marow or Hubbard is as delicious aa the true sum­ mer squash. At the first hoeing, seeds are pushed into tbe potato hills, preUy near tbe potato-plants, where the planta are slightly sheltered while young and tender, and soon begin tONtretch away Into tbe open spaces between the rows and hills and grow with great vigor and luxuriance. All our hilling of the potato U done at tbe first hoeing. Tbe'ailtlv* for is passed through the rowe afterwards, and all weeds kept down ; but all this occurs before the squash vines have ex­ tended themselves so as to bo in the RADWAYB REN- an,m>ink>rwlw. t IT WILL MENO LEATHER, vour HaroeM, Strap., Belta, Boots, Ac. IT WILL MEND GLASS. » piece, of that v« ent Gleea bottle. IT WILL MEND IVORY. WX&mAS’SSW IT WILL MEND CHINA. T~tk™l~ Cbm. C.^wtlWwnwW »«steiu; and in aji cneea where there is aeyconiditutional debility,three PUU trill ensurea ittcreg BILUO08 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. S^Ur^ V Arie-WILUAM «. SEWARD, rf RADWAY’S READY RESOLVENT 18 A GhEAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. Bad Cough, Hacking and dry Cough, Stitching A. SI*I ■■ ■ V.Im. I.. , K— MOL t>*<M ■>.— Heart. FostamXfr G®ur<4-M0NTG0MERT BLAIR, of AXforwey ff/aartH-HXwlBDBATat, fo Missouri. will apoedily deliver tba disabled and tricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH, SupreaM Covf.ofthe VRlted States. aie/'^aic^-ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. AsaxtoXe Artfav-NOAH H.8WAYNE. of Ohio. -JAMES M. WAYNE, of Georgia g^rX~' -JOHN CATRON, of Tennesaee. -NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me.' -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. R. R. OF ANSWERED. £tjal Notices. Croduoe similar results ; but they should b six or eight rods apart.—Neto England the-itaa tumor* ia tb* blood. White Sweiitag*, Nodes, deafneM, discharge* from the eyes, esr* and nose, glandular .weiring*, dropey, and con■titulional diMaiei. Such Las been tbe uuparal- eruptive diseases among onr own people, with speedy restoration to sound and permanent health. and growth. Common soap ands is lass hurtful than the solutions of caustic pot­ ash and tar. Tbo safest and best wash known to us, ia simply a solution of com­ mon anlsoda, (often called bleacher’s No. 1 soda,) dissolved in rain water, at the rate of one, pound of soda to a gallon of water, and applied ia spring and fell.— It will not hurt th* tree, but will destroy mosses and other fungi; and no eggs or cocoons of vermin can stand before it— It will work off the dead bark, and leave* dean and healtbfol surface. But to insure the highest success from this application, the soil about tbe roots of the tree* should be drained when itisvfit and be well manured if it is barren.—Ayrievlturiil. flow TO Goow Mxlons, Cccvmbxm, Squabri*, arc.—As soon as the seeds begin to crack the ground in upward veg­ etation, lay over each hill a half a news­ paper or other sheet, a little raised in the centre, and place a boeful of dirt bi each corner, so that tbe winds cannut blow tbe papers away. Keep them on till the third leaf grow*, aod no bugs will trouble the vine*, aod they will grow as fast a* in a hot-bed.—t. b. m., ta Gen. Farmer. '"we’reply (bat Redway’s Ready Relief chief and truly Price 25 Cento per Bottle. the immediate arrest of pain, aod ha potency In Price 25 CenU per Bottle. ’ Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per B«>ttle. Price 25 Cents [-er Bottle. b.«b the rouslry .. ffooded >TU“ N cyp fjlevkkt TERMS CASH. Childrou and inflate with imvuaii JOHNS A CBOSLEY, (Sole M.imf.ciureni.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, ' Liberty fctrect- •■Msllally stein banishing NEW YORK. Important to House Owner*. Imporant to guilder*. FEMALES. Important to Railroad Companie*. and the thrcateued disease expelled from tbe ay*^ Important to Former*. ftrnt everybody. which JOHNS A CROWLEY’S IMFKuVKD GCTTA PBRCUA tronaminsiou. from parent to child. Thia-xrva't power we clnim for RAU WAY’S RENOVATING USBOLVENT; and we religiously declsro that, if r*T CirfJta way's Ready Relief will be found ail-potent. J aJiaraiakrat ion, «ilh«rtntern*Hy or cxterwallr, .a. tbe progress tbe ... scatt of pain indicates, will areast of the tbreaienod disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. ’ If people, on theflisl indication uf uneasiness or pain, either slight or severe, vuiuld take a dote of Radway'a Readv Relivf, noi une thousand in a wqulde^r ba lrvubled.wirtjHokueaa. nwiif$ THUgATKNCD wnra Crotfp.*Biplh<via. Tafluenaa, SoroTbroat,■carlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, Pneumonia, Biliious it__ i__ v____ __j a__ DR- J. BOVEE DOBS’ CEMENT ROOFING, pbyaiciana, Imperial Wine Bitten nrrpared by an eainest audslnllful pl ysiemn RKADT UBLIUr a newspaper printed and circulating in said oc ty efBarry, for throe successive weeks. imn> ately previous towaid day of hearing. (A true copy ] SHEllMAN C. PRINDLE, ayatem. In the early stages of Pthiaia or Con­ sumption, Fite,Scrofula, and in ease, of wire bead, ulcer*, tumor*, hacking cough.bronchitis.thes.e of Radway'a Renovating Resolvent will extennin- IT IS HUE AND WATER PROOF so many varieties of disease as every physician in tbe practice of medicine prescribes Calomel, Merrorite hobya of the profession. It is a well known healthy body. .................... CHRONIC DISEASE. Another class of diseases that no other medi­ PROBA TB ORDBR.-3TJLTE OF MICHIGAN, cine*, or tbe moat akillful physician* hare suc­ Coanty of Barry, aa. Al a aeaaion of the Probate Court for the Coon- ceeded in achieving, more loan in merely palliat­ ing tbe auflering* of tbe patient, which Kadwav's Rraay«*oolte»l will positively eradicate fa that Estate ot Lavneace BbHaer. AND IT « TWICE AB DVBABLE. conditioner tbe patient, calomel forms tba im­ portant and most active agent uf tbe prescription; ■ <><! if (Hrnf ik. —I. .-...• —. .. 'State*. Canada, •wwi.u TLKs. elftro^,'hVCb nQ lon<”rA“-n V*en unucu .'Lairs, aaquno led wit* ISeir Is all newly settled placet, where there broai-C----------------------and MO8T DURABLE ROOFING M Ua^ it t. fo nWC- W<T“- WK*THEM nnU KINlia r »» Roore of all Wilbn FACT*. ' DR. J.4M)VRE -DOD8* hh’jh'Xdc. nnuPiKBiAi »vwwj .in sru -----....... .......... . —r r — ,v — 8 patient a new lease of Hfe. ! minutes after ite application ; that it will protect of RADWAY’S RENOVATING RE- Uie eggtern sgafoat sUacks of all matenoue. e<m. . It lU^.. I...HI. »u—- _ .— ------l.wwW wnW iiifaetKHU dlSwOM_ I.U-. Ik. t..i. therein set forth, that adc late may be granted and appointed Adminlatrator. No tlr»l la mpIrW in '".king .pplk.r„« ■ ■ ■— ■ IW.—M mill* MH'UIU DUl be daased amoi-g tbe quack noat rum. which flood 1-re U><WMnr.wT>plw,.lMa». ItaWal ■TSir^asiKi, A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. have been an m. RADWATS HUB IN MILITARY CAMP8. It can be applied by any one. Are superior to all purgsUre or cathartic pills. "SStfS itioner give notice paper printed in said county, of Barry aucoeMive weeks, immediately previoui day of hearing. (A true copy.) « AC. PBINDt COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. in afmoat every camp tbroughont tbe Grand Ar­ COST1VENK88, INDlOfSTlON, LIVER COMPLAINT, DY8PMPAIA, my of tbe Union, with the bappiext nacreu. I etfem from -Brigade and Regimental xurgeonx. offi­ BILIOUSNESS. SICK HEADACHE, cer!. and privatea.aaaure us that Rapway'a Kcadr INFLAMASIGN OF THKBOWEtal, NERV0U8NS&, MELANCHOLY, Relief lias contributed more to the protection of the troops against disease, and to the use aud DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, ceatfort o< th* aick. than ail other medsetaea used in six aocu. or means MggMfcd by the radical aqthontias. A doae of from six to eight of Radway'a Regu­ lating Pill., wiil.ta the moot distressing case* of “ “ eocaa. Derangement ot the AND KK8T0I1I , *acqrea healthy evacuaereons troubled with Coa- notified tad examinaliotr; TONiC, MhBlCINE AN© BEVERAGE. I’trtlChASE ONE BOTTLE!! GOTTA LkZQXJXX) PERCHA CEMENT, FurGi.ltag M.tol, of.U Kind, when Mpo-d to lb. Aeun. o( (be We«lWr, ihaSystcM a»d Froleirg Ufo 1 prices* per Mattle,« Mattle* for SA CHARLES WIDDIFIET.D A CO., ■■•lb PHcrairroRM. IXClfitt or t£*er. bmfej 7 ilber P“n ln lljeKidu<y-., Wouada,Pain in Uic DR. RADWAY’S PILLS, SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. oats bleed u e elements of health regeneration. ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BREATRTNO. PLKURIST. PAIN IN THB 8IDK, SHodlDEBS, GROCERY, SALOON ■AJsTJD \ Ite we’will, in a fow mi note., rril.v. yoaof pxin ■nd Ite continued um cure you nf the complLnU CHRONlCRHEVMATtaM-ASTHMA and nrsrsiibid <__ .1___ v-a^MMT II. N. SHELDON. BOARDING-HOUSE Thr aubaertbrr ia now prepared to a^ll ood former* have learned this by cxpe FAMILY Ruflbror from ACUTE CHRONIC RHEUMAT1HM GROCERIES A. Uw u lb. lo.ru, -Av O.A Of roodj tbe beat kind.’ RAD WAYS' REGULATING PILLS Bbaxb are the best fellow crop. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. ,,----------------- ;ua (or all case* reqninog a Toalc . Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. PURIFYING THE BLOOD, ring from tbe akin Pimplee, Tetter.Raab nffvn.ive mark* .rul .ill Dom’t SB Arbaib ot Seed.—The Ohio thia country mso too little seed; tbe ground must and will be occupied, and if .i_____ -J___ .________________ .TT___ .. reeda, &k, will take in place. Some irifyiog in'their action. THESE BlTThRM h7 AMERICAN CEMENT CLCE. Of Has- Complaints are made here and there, that certain washes for trees do mors hurt than good. One, whose trees are mossy aud hide bound, and infeated with inMCta, used lime wash ; another used soap ; another tar ; another a solution of potash; but in nearly every cane with uneatiafaetory results, The caustic limo kills tbe parasitic plants snd the vermin whieh infest the bark ; but while a good part ofit soon washes off, what remains become* converted into carbonate rof limo, which fills the pores of the inner bark, and prevent* ite healthy expansion They aiy also exeeirakoeaeM peculiar to ECOTOMY IB WEALTH- ♦ 10 00 * year saved in every family On* Bottle of RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF IMPORTANT TO PARENTS, is no medicine iu the known world, or other person* interqated it to appear at a MMon of i they strengthen and n *nd give a »r. Ma’ CelekarM Vise XUBIB JTBaznJuPixsa’BT) i R. THE MILLION AUSTIN BLAIR, Governer. HENRY T. BACKUS, President of the Senate and way. By this mode of cultivating tbe vine, Estate of Marlin Walidorfl. few plants ar* injured by bugs, the crop n secured at a must trifling cost, and it ROBATE Order.—State of Michn has invariably been a .good eno. The vines should never be so close as to run mto each other—not nearer than two or three rod*. Those who try this plan Prindle, Judge of Probate. will be quite certain to abandon “squash Iu lhe matter of the eatato of JfirHia WalUoff yards," and to have at harvest time as late of tbe Tuwnabip of Hope, in said county. many high Savored and excellent squashes On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, as they desire. of Milon Walldorff praying, for certain reasons A dozen or two of squash-seeds, plant­ therein set forth, that Administration of said eeed” in an acre of oorn, will be likely to be put on aa ainwg aa ever. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. for BUtfoas complaint*. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Ac. I can.ider the Ready Relief and Regulating Pills unequalled. The Regulating Pilte are mild 11 will Mend B-ne, Urk «nd l> l«Ss»opfeM|MK and tborougbly efiortire. I.ct ererylhln, bul M.tala. The Aral doae alionld be large enough to purge, aay four or five and each auceeaaive doae be dinM AHX*1CAX ClMfXT miaiahsd one pill, until reduced to one, and Iben A., " ur trkjrt it m mandrdrepeated .very day. for a week or ten day*. A cure Mt«w , . . ' -Tom,-—,------ Sanaa*. —-- । Da. 8. Radway'a Regulating Fill* are sold for Twentyfive cents per box. (each box contain* thirty pills] by DrugguU, Merehsnta, and atorekeeperaRaoway k (h.'t Office. QUESTION U«x>d of all ite people, and ba* beoomo establubed m • conru(utiooel infirmity, and has baffled the ■kill of tbeir beat pbyaiciana. With knowledge GEORGE H. HOUSE. Deputy do ' of tbeae fact* Dr. Baowat wax determined to te*t feg5j§wggaT^fter<foserM. tbe accoracy of ' JOHN OWE^’mS^rrow^r, JtADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, which wa« prepared exprcwly to meet the exiJAMES TURNER, Deputy do CMtotas of tbe aixeaxe* ** developed in the tropic*. JOHN M. GREGORY. 8upL Public Inxtructioa. L<me ’aPP1‘*» w,re to Braili, Bncuii* Arre*. CORTLAND B. STEBBINS, Deputy do SAMUEL 8.1taC*rrC«^r. skte Land Office. Chili, Peru, Equador, Veniueta, Bolivia, New Great Si. and toeeraral island* of the Spanish CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do maia. aud waa thoroughly tested by Physician, CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. and tha PriMthood, and is now the official retnc JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. dv used by the Physicians, under the name of J. M. FOUNTAIN, Quarter MaatardJeiieraL ••Solutivp Renorador de Radwav." ftbe Spanish ■■ ■■1—1 F» I ---------- . RJ*- I for Radway’a Ready Reaolrent,) in the treatment of Scrofula, Syphilis, Ulcer. Turn ora. Prolap. w **■ Btcx>w,erw abaoiutelr UMrpuwl bran? IT WILL MEND MARBLE. No matter if that broken Pitobar did Mt Mfobta aehilling, a abiUtagsared i» a»h Hing earned, n WILL MEND ALABASlfcR. — .__ I. kmlrn and van rafe't known to all physiologist* that SCROFULA. LEPROSY, SYPHIUN, ud ite horrible train of concomitants, prevail in lhe tropical regions of theRcutb. to a mtwb great ■TATE OFFICES*. 1)B. J.BOVEEDOD8’ fell immwliitalv rallaviwl ____ j..' . W oolj . If an forty variety i* planted there will br«o difficulty in gstling them off the,ground in tifofrto gfo in wfe.1 Iftfelxm ri artforgtq county ar Barry, — -” - Warn Mmj. *t AU Soon t ‘-''•““•••'uer-m-cuioi ot toe Or Cold Lunch if desired- Hasting., in au cunsna. TEA OR OQFFEE. RADWAY8 REGULATING PILLS, .• CHICKENS^ TONGUE. SAIL , i’y,i^. • ,nE’ Mr y ^••rd wttl b. famieWd -NoShieg to dm? thstyoa dunotwaat;’ “ Ilfo Btasy persons bnb. of the patient. R1DWAFB FILLS «rS fod! COtfNTT ACCOUNTS/ /' RADWAY’8 REGULATING PILLS itVwa. wder A GOOD A. n HANNAH. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-04.pdf ed2ed2ef153daffc994b0ef8f998035b PDF Text Text VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, MICH., WEJDNES1AI, JUNE 4, 1862. €l)t Jfastiigs l)an|rr, IS FUBLIRHKD EVERY WEDNESDAY, ar marinas, barky |I KNAPPER A BUBIffWS. 1 ATIW5KT?“iCO<”,8KtLOh8ATLAW. " Chancery, Tax aad Insurance an^fidelity. cob sty, gticiiOAX ■num, if H. WRIGHT, ADVKRTIS1NO. A TTORNRY sod COUNSELLOR AT LAW,' A sad Holidtor md Co«»Mll0r to CUvrary Psrticaiar attention paid to the collection of clsimn and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Raipb Esq., Mid dievilla. ’ RarrrCowiY. Michigan. r ” Choio Botin. BhelUr bis dear b*ad, l pray I Narva bls young ana with th Of Jastica, Ubsrty and Right Whara tha rad hall daadliaat &lb, Wbaraatarndaty taodly calls, When tha strife la Aarca and wild. only risking your own neck by your in­ terference. “Not as long as I have life to defend him," wm tbe answer. Tben pointing toward the door, be continued, “Leave mv shop!" and m he spoke he again raised his sledge. They hesitated a moment, but the firm demeanor of tbe smith awed them into compliance. “You’d regret this in the morning, Bradley," said the leader, aa ba retreated through the door. Bradley followed them out menacingly and watched them until they disappeared from sight down the road. When he turned to go back in the shop, he was met by the fugitive, who, grasp­ ing his hand, exclaim'd: “Oh ! bow shall i ever be able to thank you, Mr. Bradley T’ “This is no time for thanks, Mr Peters, unless it is to tbe Lord ; you must fly the country and that at once." “But mv wife and children 1" “Mattie’and I will attend to them.— But you must go to night" NO. 5. the day that old Tanaeaaea wm to be thin plunged into the b and he fell forward disgraced I—Here, Joe I" At this the other person in the wagon guisblng the light and having aU •lighted and entered the shop. He was a sul warth negro. “Joe, would you like your freedom 1 midst of ths consternation, said the voung man." rested on Bradley's shoulder, h.s hoods “Weil, Maaaa Juba, I wouldn’t like “Joe, the white rare luv. mninuinwi their liberty by their valor. Ara yon willing to fight for youml Ay I fight to tent, then into a wagon and driven rapid­ the death 1" ly off. In half an hour the smith waa " . ___ ^n<1w,,nnl that John.” < “I believe you Joe, But I have dee- < perate work on hand to night, and I do imountains. “John," Mid the smith, as be grasped r.lh the buratinj ehell ud shot— not want you tn engage with me in It hand of his rescuer, while his eyes without .’prospect of reward. If I sue- the 1 glistened and a tear coureed down his ceed. I will make you a free man. It is | furrvwed cheek, “I would Uka to omIUl a matter of life end death—will you go 1 I “1 will, Massa.” . 1tie before 1 go.” “You shall." was tba reply. •Tben kneel down and swear before Wanders from the mercy seat In another hour the blacksmith clasped the «'•»• ever ••• living God, that if/you After those dear roving fevj^. «*■•' —» — —»---------- Wter^or ------- -his daughter to his boaom. Let thy tender, pitying grace/* swerve tba danger, bareafter It was sn affecting scene—there, in that consigned to everlasting fire I” Every selfish thought erase, GRANT A SPAULDING, C * a *' * lone bouM in tba wilderness surruumUd “I swear maraa,” said the negro, kneelIf this mother love be wrong— “lT'Miight ’ morning, if not eooner, | ing, “an I hupeGor Almighty may strike by meu who had been driven from their Y«.'8 In !’the HASTINGS “Y.„ ......... ....... „ ----- - me’dead if I tiun’t go wid ye through fire homes for their attatchment to th. prin­ *11 :.L - I if I Hon t On wid vs through fire they will return with a large force and c ciples for which the patriot fathers fought For, when silent shades of night. carry you off, and probably hang you an « water an ebery ting." Shut the bright world from my sight— •nd bled—the sturdy old smith, a typa “I am satisfied, Joe,” said his master. on the first tree. You must leave to ­ When around my cheerful fire of the beroM of other days, prowing his MASON ALLEN, Then turning to the young girl, who Gather brothers, aistars, sire— night." daughter to his breast, while the tear* EALER IN GROCERIES, provitloes. yro had been a mute spectator of this strange Thera I misa my boy's bright face “But how 1" : coursed down his furrowed cheek. He dJrs, fiisb. butler. laH. pork, sad gra>a ol scene, he epntinued : From hie old familiar piece, oberts l triker “ Mattie will conduct you to the ren1 •11 kind Also toys csndies. ste.. etc. Store in frit that perhaps it wm to be bis last “ Now, Mattie, you get into the wagon Csliloru a Block. State slrael. Hasting*. Mieb. dezvous of our friends. There is a party embrace; for bis resolute heart had re­ and I’ll drive down to the parsonage, and made up who intend to cross the tnoun- । solved to Mcrifiea his all upon the alter vou remain there with Mrs. Peters, and tains and join tbe Union forces in Ken- , of bis country, and be could no lunger the children until 1 bring you some intelluj^ty. They were to start to-night— wsteb over the safety of his only child. 3t)ST KECEIV ED They have provisions for the journey and| ligence of your father." Wu she to l»e left to tba mercy of ths While the sturdy old blacksmith was will gladly share with you.” paricidal wretches who were sltempting At this’ moment a young girl openedI awaiting the return of bis daughter, the to destroy the country that had given a new and most complete assortment of Often startled by the flash party that he had repulsed, returned with ROBERTA a STRIKER, Of hostile swords that meet and clash, them birth, nursed their infancy, and the door, saying, ' increased numbers and demanded the DRLIH AND MEIFICINES, “Fnther, what is the trouble to nightl” minister. A fierce quarrel ensued, which opened a wide field for them to display Her eye resting upon the fugitive, she the abilities with which nature has en­ p ,ra liquonkdye-staft, window-glass, P«tty jgroresulted in their seizing the smith and approached him. and in a sympathising Senes, etationerr. and fancy artieles. Store in carrying him off. They conveyed him to dowed them 1 “Rawer*. Block," Hastings, Mich. tone, continued, “Mr. Bradley," aald his rescuer after • tavern half, mile distant from the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. “Ah, Mr. Peters, bo your time come a short pause, “as you leave the State, it •hop and there he was arraigned before W.PARKER, will be necewary, in throe troublrooma SO SOOD 1" And 1 centre all my trust * IIOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries what was termed a vigilance committee. Thia waa Mattie. She was a fine, rosy time^ for Mattle to have a protector. In thy promise .—“As thy day and Previsions. Pork. Lard. Better, and t«Bl UtttMs girl, paiwd her eighteenth birthday, and The committee met in a long room on । and 1 have thowtht our^maniage bad ,1 kinds of Produce bought and sold, at his old the ground floor, dimly lighted by a lamp tbe sole daughter of Bradley’s house and which stood upon a small table in front belter take place to-night." tr FOrf MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL heart She was his all—his wife had “Well. John, I ahall not object if Mat­ Father! let tnedo thy will! ‘ PURPOSES,ONLY Jtl l>ecn dead five years. He turned toward of the chairman. In about half an hour after Bradle’y ar­. tie is willing." If new sorrow should befall— her, and in n mild but firm tone, Mid : “Oh! ws arrrnged that as we cams NWEEZEY a AEEEJf. rival; he was placed before the chairmani If my noble boy should fall— “Matlie, you must conduct Mr Peters for examination. 1 The old man’s armsi along." If the bright head 1 bare blessed TTORNKYSATLAWand to the rendezvous immediately ; then re­ t Mattis blushed, but said nothing. On the cold earth find its rest < were pinioned, but nevertheless be cast turn. and we will call at the parsonage In a short time the hunted down min­ Still, with all the mother-heart. a defiant glance upon the men aroundI to clreer his family. Quick I No time ister was called upon to perform a mar­ Torn, end quivering with the smart, . is to h» lost. The bloodhounds are on him s riage ceremony in that, lone honse. It I yield him.'neath thy chastening rod, “Mr. Bradley, this is a grave charge snd business. the track. They have sen ted their prey ’ wu an impressive scene. Yet no al­ Office in the Court Honse. Hastings. Mich. against you. What have you to sayl _ and will not rest until they hare secured monds glittered upon the neck of tha "tr” coffee, sugar, spices, pepper. him. So, haste, daughter, and God bless said the chairman. * brids. no pearls looped up her treroai; “ What authority have you to ask 1 DANIEL COOK, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. CODFISH; yi’ii." . demahded the smith, fiercely eyeing his but a pure love glowed within her heart USTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and This was not the first time that Mattie u she gave utterance to a vaw which Tai Agent, will attend to the collection of - had been called upon to perform such an interrogator. .1 gbtaaud al I other bosincro pertaining to his office “The authority ef the people ofTennes- wm registered in Heaven. office. She had safely conducted several Bradley, sow after the ceremonv.bade THE TEXXESSEE BLACKSMITH. • see," waa the reply. Uninn men, who had been hunted from his daughter and bar husband an affection­ <EUt»nr.xa*j n’XB’J’uni'XB'5 “I deny- it” homes and sought shelter with her I. A. HOLBROOK, ate adieu, and set out with his friends to Near the cross roads not far from the their t “ Your denials amount to nothing. TTORNEY ‘n4CoYnr’Lr“2?V.^,A^._____ ,_j place designated, ~i ourcen«smn-™* e- You --- join others who bad been driven from to tbe designated, from Aid Ceikln Extracts, Cumberland Mountains, stood the village father, I«b.nre „ they mJ. their rerep. re™ th. .re.eremd of lurWIng «n their home*, and wera now rally ing under forge. The smith was a sturdy man of < ,m.u»Um. int. Kentucky. Turning to .nd th. pmtnity of thnt i. tout FOR old flag to fight for the Union, and as fifty. He was respected, wherever i . _ ..... What huva have you tossy to the the charge chsrgelt ” the t ivk.t »nn tn mv to fugitive, she said : ’ they said, “Rfdeern old Twioeroee I” known for his atern integrity. He ser the i ' J. M. RUSSELL, “I mv that it is a lie, and that he who t HYSICIAN aad Surgeen. Office in Russell's ved God, and did not fear man—and it “Cume, Mr. Peters, do not stand upon utten such charges against me is a scoun­ .tore. State ftraet. I might be added, the devil either. His ceremony, , but follow me." drel." v I rexs. rracn-i. ixra. r*rs»- »• courage was proverbial in the neighbor­ She left the shop, and proceeded but a ‘ Simpson.” Mid the chairman to the f JOHN ROBERTS, VELOPES. CARDS. Ac., Ac. hood ; and it was a common remark, short distance up the road, and turned off ।leader uf the band who bad eapturad Tm following .lory, told In connmUon (HYSICIAN and Surrevu. Dwelliagon BroadOl». ««r “V “ *" “ when wtailing to pay any person a high In a by-path through the woods, closely .Bradley, and who now appeared with a ’with th. dmtb of Hon. Tboodoro Fmcompliment, to say, “He is as brave as followed by the fugitive. A brisk walk ।large bandage about his bead, to bind up Ilingboyorti. ho. ju« boon inode poblio.— MOST POPULAR H.>. CHEERY, Uld Brad lay." e of half an hour brought them to a small (a wound which wm the result of a blow At the time of the nominaUoo of Marlin Vu Boron M Mioiaur to Fogland by NOT KRY’PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a One night, towards the close of Septem­ hnuM that stood alone in a secluded spot. from ( tba fist of Bradley. “Simpron," ber, n» he stood alone by the anvil plying Here Mattie wm received by a hearty (continued the chairman, “what have you Pmaidaot Jaakeoo. Mr. Cay nude atrttuouo oppoollioo to Ita eoofirtnation by his labors, his countenance evinced a po- welcome by several men, some of whom ( to say 1” , , , . . ctilar satisfation, as he brought his ham­ were engaged in running bulleta ; while The leader than stated that he bad mer down with n vigorous stroke on the others were cleaning their rifles and tracked the preacher to the blacksmith r would respectfully inooum ~ —- - heated iron. While blowing the bellows fowling pieces. The lady of the house, a ■hop, and that Bradley had resisted his to confirm it, would be bad political pol­ he would occasionally pause and shake hale woman of forty, was busy stuffing arrest, and that upon their return he icy, oppoaed Mr. Clay in the matter, and bis head, as i! communing with himselt. the wallets of the men with biscuits. The could not be found, and that the prisoner •o great wm his influence that no vote • Clay and He was evidently meditating upon some­ fugitive, who was known to two or three refused to give any information concern­ was taken for several days. Miehf<an__________ ___________ Frelingbuysen werafast Wanda.and one thing of a serious nature. It was during oflhe party, was received in a bluff1 , NEVINS, ing him. evening the former called on Mr. F. for one of these pauses that the door was frank spirit ol kindness by all. saying “D<» you hear that Mr. Bradley 1 Mid the purpoee of purwading him. to change thrown open, and a pale, trembling figure that they would make him chaplain of the chairman. his course in relation to tba nomination. ateggerd into the shop, and sinking at the the Tennessee Union regiment when they “Ido. What of it F In his softest, most irresistable manner smith’s feet, said faintly : gut to Kentucky. “la it true 1” Mr. Clay besought his friend to go with .“In the name of Jesus protect me ! When Mattie waa about to return I JACOB FERRIS, “Yea." , bis party. “I cannot, I will not, said their being A" Bradley stooped to raise the pro* home, two of the party prepared to ac­ “Where is the preacher 1 It.re.,, C—.mllw. irelteM" Frelinghuysan, over and over again, ad trnte form, three men entered, the fore­ company her. but she protested, warning “That is none of your business.” MICHIGAN. IONIA, ROBERTS A STRIKER. “Mr. Bradley, thia tribunal Is not to ba ding, “My judgamaat— my oooaasnoa most one exclaiming: them of the danger, as the rnemy were “We’ve treed him at last! There be doubtless in search of the minister. But insulted with impunity. I again demand is all against It." Mr. Clav, unable to Hastixos Mascs A 18®*retain his pent up feelings, burst into the is! seize him!” and as he spoke bo point­ notwithstanding, they inaisted. and accom­ to know where Mr. Peters is. Will sharpest profanity, Twprotadly Mying, . ed at the crouching figure. panied her until she reac-bed the road a tellF . A. C. PRINDLE, “D—n your conscience I Mr. rraTUDOR OF PROBATE. «‘rt*71.P“‘,'i<;iSTB The others advanced to obey the order little way from the shop. RoSSetb a striker. “No." liDRhuysen then said: “I will not atop io • but Bradley suddenly arose, siezed the “Mr. Bradley, it is well known that Mattie hurried on, but was samewhal the room'with you, Mr. Clay, if you In­ powder Kboi.U^d^tor^^b.r' sledge hammer, and brandishing it about surprised on reaching tbe shop to find it you are not only a member but an exhis head as if it were a swurd, he said to' vacant. She hastened into the house hortar in Mr. Peters’church, and there­ dulge in this wicked profanity. My ears shall net be shocked by 1L When you DANIEL rratKEB, . but her father was not there. As she fore some little excuse is to be made them: , . tqmrn- clmi. «.ur, r.bik. ’ “Back! Touch him not; or by the returned to go into the shop she thoughtJ tor your zeal in defending him. He is can talk to mo like a gentleman, or a !>!«««» OU>U>XM>XU* Christian, I will return, Mr. Oay, bull al purposes, for sale by - grace of God, I'll brain ye I” ■he could hear the sound of horses’ hoofs• from the North, and has been lung »usThey hesitated and stepped backward,’ clattering oown the road. She listened,. pected, and is now accused of being an will wvsr speak to you till then- — Overcome by the rebuke Mr. Clay al Q.o<l,-r. IHI..I Br~> r“>« f'/J' not wishing to encounter the ,tur“y। 1but the sound died away. Going into abolitionist and a dangerous man. Ynu once spolo“Com. Ui. smith, fur his countenance plainly told the shop she blew the fire into a blaze . do not deny shalterin^him, end A. H. COOK, Frell«MAn>y*o. I *m egister of deeds. &d «•*•£« -MJ-, them that be meant what be Mid. to give him up. If you prestst In tbh then beheld that the things were in great Fwgi». ra.. “Do you and givethat shelter to an abolition ­ you must taka the consequences. I ask git.rn.. ’ confusion, spots of blood were L more. H.r m Hm m. .oa 1 ist” shouted the leader. upon the ground. She waa now convin- you for the Isst time if you will inform will not .wmr a} more. “I give shelter to a weak defenceless vinced that her father had been seized us of his whereabouts F Such an appeal coming from such a H. N. AHKLDOM, man," Mid the smith. “And again I answer, no. and carried off, but not without a desper­ . Freli^boyOUNTY TREASURER. OR®s i« »ks Ceert “He is *n enemy 1” vociferated the “Mr. Bradley, there ia also another ate struggle on his part. How-__________________ _ ___________________ Z.lrC.^tCu.nrfthl; leader. As Mattle atood gazing at tbe pools of serious charge against you, and your con­ duct in this instance confirms it. You -oriu “'d Br»dlv. [ blood, a waggon with two persons drove JAMES A. AWEEEKYv direremo. Mr. CUj forgol.U bi. pU««, “II. Il upjl “ tbollUoO bound t MROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Couwle^a up,nne of wntnn,an athletic young man of •re accused of giving aid to the enemies red • similar ran. entc.ud„ A‘ C1«I|>|«1 tb« iMder, wilt »«HLaw, Solicitor and CovwAor a Chancey of your country. W hat have you to My five and twenty years, got out and enter­ length the twain parted. Mr. Clays «w mile. •<“£">-£"’ 1i“2j 2 IE roen«,.-.od.emu.t tawfora. So t to thatl" wonderful power of persuasion overcame buainasa entrusted to Wa ed tbe shop. tell you, Brwlley. you bed belter not te“1 mv it b false, and that ba who says Ccurla of tbia State Office lath# Court now ••Good evening, Mattie! Whore is bi. friaads con vietioa’s to that * JasslriMoa- urfie. Yeo know U»t you er. elreedy it is a villain." ■ “I accuse him of being a traitor—aid­ eu.peeled. end if you l~i«, upon .belter your father.” Tben observing the strange demen«r of ing the eauae of the Union," said Simpirm him, it will confirm it. ^•iJospected ! Suspected of whalf ez the girl, he continued, Frel:«,buj~« * K™-‘ “W by, Mattie, what aila yon 1 What *%-mv adherence to tba Union merit* over lire relipoui mlod rf Henry O»J. ■•S. SUU. B-W claimed the smith m a firm tone,.rivaling . — . . .u.e thaat to has happened 1” for me the name of traitor, then I am his ease upon the speaker. Theyoung girl’s heart waa to full for proud of it. I b»va been far the Union “Why, of adhering to.tbe North, was her tongne to give utterance, and throw­ J Rm for the Union—and will ba for ^“A&ering to the North.1’ ijaculated ing herself upon the shoulder uf tbe young latter part of bia life. the Union as long as I llta," ow ARD ASSOCIATION. Phi^ Br.Jl^MbecMtbi.defiwlgl.oo.Jt man, she sobbed oat: . At this the chairman clutched a pis­ ■ N'f RiMlW > ELIAN* “They have carried him off! DonY the spMker, “1 adhere to no north. he tol that lay upon the table before Mm, you see the bh«od f* e^^d ; -I Ub.rr to rar •nd the brwlit blade of 8impace’s bowie “Have <*»*» UJ b*Bdl ‘IT0 my whole country—and will,:•obf’P n* vour father 1* Tbe infernal wTrtcbssF &j ’ as long as I have breath, he adMattie recovered berorif m»flWentiv to Sd M b. brought the sledge hammer to narrate tbeevents oftbe evening. Whan a iwlft tW pound wi^greatfo^.^. X. finished be exclaimed , •* -You had better lee Hy,<r,tk«» fc«Mr I™’"1- Y<B liberal diaoount io yearly adveriiMra. Hustings’ Snsiutsa Jlirtrtonj. GREAT mm! Over High Prices, at the DRUG D R STORE!!! & S , W GROCERIES! ■glisctllanu. J P patent medicines job ©ash B R C P �HASTINGS BANNER 'SSSS.' WOOL taken prisoner* by an armed a GOODYEAR it CO. AR N. WrdieUay ■•ratof JiBtoh along the valley of jb* SBsm®The column numnrri *on*? Ueo dW. thirty thousand men, finely drilled and PROUT* OXDU—PTkn OF MICHIGAN w*U equipped; and wab composed of Mptar <*■>!* ’ reriteewftoBi elmss* assay Uyei ^uw)b"U» Unkm—from Ne« En,l«mi, from NewTork, ptmn.rlr.io* ud MaryUnd. ■ml from Ike North-W«t.m Iler of Probate. preceded by four companies of Rhode Is States as Wisconaon. It* work WUliwa Eatoo. .. I bavc thiajnomcnt read a tele­ land Cavalry, entered Front Royal yes­ destroy or drive from the valley^the reb­ ’“great battle atHicbnioncT renders tbe gram in these words, vlx: “The Seen el force undejiGen, Tbmrss jij Jackson, terday morning, at 11 o ’ clock, and drove THE REBELS REPULSED. o . MYJ wMcb wrpr^tsk-thi. >«rk, oGjk® Wfcpf WtrioMte? to know bow soon called “StonewalP Jadwoo,) out tbe enemy, consisting of tbe 8lh (commonly ■ — -------most* exciting character. Corinth and youban False**an'ff organize throe or four who hod. doting tbe wtetor. bdd GREAT SLAUGHTER ON BOTH HIDES. Louisiana, and four companies of the 12th Georgia, and a body of eavalry. Our lion of that oectioo of Virginia from the Blue Ridge to the bills ia Berke­ loss wm eight killed and four wounded, of interest for. tbe last few weeks, and the1 amTequipped. Please answer immedi­ • New York, May 28. and one missing, all of tbe Rhode Island ley county, and from the Potosusc on evacuation and abandonment of the form- ately and state the nurober'you can ralae. The Baltimore American of the 27th the northsMt to the southwestern limit cavalry. We captured aix officers and (Signed) L. Thomas, Adjutant Gen." cr would hkve possessed great sinificanco, uys Gen. Banka has already received re­ 150 privates. W* re-captuxed eighteen of the State. Gen. Banks’ column set A call sudden and unexpected, finds inforcements of at least 18,000 well _dis­ of our troops taken at Front Royal a week out in liiffh spirits, anxious to measure had not operations at the Utter point mo without materials for an intelligent . tv* ago, among whom are several officers.— swords with the rebel foe, and with a eclipsed that, and perhaps, in their results, reply. Oar young men are all pre-occu­ ciplined troops at Harper’s Ferry. Beveral car loads of siege guns, each wc~u We captured a large amount of trans- perfect confidence in the accomplished rendered this-victory nugatory. At this pied with other views. Still if a real eall ing about six tans, have also been sent up’ portation,including fi ve engines and eleven soldier and statesman-who vm in com­ writing we have not sufficient nows from for three regiments is made, I believe we from the Washington Navy Yard. In ’ cars. Our advanc* wm *o rapid that the mand. Tbe day after reaching tU soil can raise them in forty days. The arms Richmond, by which to determine what one of the trains for Harpers Ferry was? enemy was surprised, and was, therefore, of Virginia, the sdvonce began. The en­ and equippmenta would need to be fur­ Assistant Secretary of War Watson, andJ not enabled to burn the bridge across the emy was driven from Chsrlestown, di* we have gained or lost in events which nished here. Our people have never Gen. Hamilton and staff of the regular' Shenandoah. comfited in innumerable cavalry skirhave transpired at these two points. Wc marched without .them. They go into & C. PMNDLX. army. mishos, hia whole army wm defeated at hope, before going to press to be able to camp while forming liitd regiments, and Woaliingtoo, May 31. Washington, May 28. Wiiwbeetcr, be w*e Dursued to Stros are drilled and practiced with arms and give the results of tbe fight before Rich­ A despatch from Gen. Banks to the Tbe President has appointed and thes Secretary of War states that ibe 5th burgh from thence to Mount Jackson, the inarch as soldiers. To attempt tho other mond, terminus of the Valley Railroad ; from ( course, would be to dampen enthusiasm Senate confirmed John A. Hendrick, Col­ We have some misgivings, lest a part of and make these men feel that they wore lector of the Port of Beaufort North Car­’ New York Cavalry, entered Martinsburg thence to New Market, to tfaFrisonburgh, ' this morning, and passed several miles and to Staunton—a distance of over a Beauregard's army may be able to reach not soldiers, but a mob. Again, if our olina. beyond, when they encountered the ene­ hundred miles from where be started; Richmond in time to turn the tide of people feel that they are going into the Philadelphia, May 28. my’s cavalry, and captured several Hon. ThnmM A. Scott, Assistant Sec­■ prisoners, a wagon of muskets, ammuni- « bile a harassing series »f eav.lry and battle at this point against us. Wo have South to help fight rebels who will kill FOR PURIFYDJG THE BLOOD. and destroy them by all means known to retary of War, has arrived bore directt tion, Ac. Col. DsForrest report* that •nfantry *klrmisbes was kept up alone had fears that such was tbe design of tbe tbe whole line. Gee. Banks' work, so savages, as well as civilized men, who from Gen. Halleck’s army before Corinth,, Cui Kenly ia at Winchester, wounded. rebels, in the evacuation both of York­ will deceive them by fraudulent flags of for as hi* own department wasanirterned. having left there last Friday. Our army was now nearly completed. He had town and Corinth. Heretofore all the truce, and lying pretences, as they did is in excellent condition, occupying a, Nrw York, May 31. . evacuations of their supposed strongholds, the Massachusetts boys at Williamsburg, strong position, and ready for the great. The Poxfi Washington dispatch says: only to advance upon Staunton, defeat or drive away the rebels there, bold the and wilt use their negro slaves against struggle. A battle may be expected with­. Al the latest advices the rebels were by the enemy, have proved to be to the them, not as laborers but as fighting men, above Front Royal in considerable force, railroad running across the Blue Ridge, disadvantage of tbe Federal arms.— while they themselves must never fire in the next ten days. and then hia fine army would be ready and Gen. Banks ’ forces were pushing on. We have no laudations for that General­ at the enemy's magazines, 1 think they Headquarter Abxt tux Potomac, 1 having fought a brisk battle and com for further operations wherever it might I May 29. f ship which drives an enemy by the mere will Teel the draft is heavy on their patri­ , pletely defeated the enemy. It is «afr be needed. Suddenly, and while *i«br A bridge five hundred feet long, over effect of numerical force, permitting them otism :but if the President will sustain . for loyal people to act ns if they heard ihia point, it was darkly given ‘from the South Anna Creek, a tribitary of Gen. Hunter, recognize all men, even more good news. It is reported hero, WMhington that Banks' army was re­ to escape with bag and baggage, to re black men, as legally capable of that Pamunky river, on the line of the Rich­ to-day, that the wife of tbe rebel General treating, why, no common mortal .could turn and plague us at some other point loyality the blades are waiting to mani­ mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail­ Lee will not be released until tho rebels divine. It wa« reported. early in the Oad«iuUlMMlv« M. auJ u.J . But the great result is too near at hand fest, and let them fight with God and road, was burned to-day by the Gth cavfulfil their agreement to give up Colonel present month tube back nt New Markei, to make prophecy or argument interest­ human nature on their side, the roads airy. Thia cuts offall communication by Corcoran. back to Woodstock, back to Strasburg, railroad between Richmond and Jackson ’ s where it temporarily made a halt, and it ing, and wo will only hope that the news will swarm, if need be, with multitudes Washington, Sunday, June I. whom New England would pour out to command. The5th cavalry wentto Ash­ leaked out from the telegraph that onewhich goes out to our readers, simul­ obey your call. Always ready to do my land, eighteen miles from Richmond, on The following dispatch was received half of the column (Shields’division) was taneously with this article, will prove all utmost, I remain, most faithfully, the same road, and burnt all the enemy’s at the War Department, this P. M. : on the wing over the ManasaM Gap Rail­ Aurium iriiuT. commissary and Quartermaster’s supplies our fears unfounded. Your obedient servant, 'Field of Battle, June 1—12 M. road to Fredericksburg—fur what pur­ stored there. Thia is a serious loss to Jxo. A. Andrew. pose no one but the war-gods at WMh­ We have had a desperate battle, in the rebels. Bebel Atrocity. which the corps of Gens. Sumner. Heint- ington could tell. The rebels, in tbe U may seem almost superfluous to add Gen. Butler’s Proclamation Explained. Halleck's Headquarters, May 30. zelinan and Keyes wore engaged against meantime, mramunr, came esmu up up with »■«» tbe remnant of Yesterday, | Banks’ army at Strasburg, defeated a From tba N. Y. World, May M. another of the many evidences already During nearly all Imi night the mov­ greatly superior numbers. Front Royal, drove re­ —* of it ut v ------- the *Gen. Butler's proclamation that wo ing of cars and supposed whistles sound­ at one o'clock, the enemy, taking nd van- part recorded, that the rebels are actuated by mainder bark from Strasburg to Win­ the most fiendish impulses in carrying men who insult our soldiers shall be ing. betokened that some movement was tageofn terrible storm, which flooded treated as women of the town, is explain­ going on, but not being any extraordin­ the valley of the Chickabominv, attacked chester, defeated it there, with crest loss; out their scheme of disorganisation. A ed as referring to a municipal regulation ary occurrence it was not considered of* our right flank. Gen. Casey’s division, drove it back in baste from Winchester FortTcss Monroe correspondent of the About five which wm first in line, gave way unac­ to the Potomac; and there, on yesterday, of tbe city, conveying to the calaboose an extraordinary nature. Baltimore American, however, commu­ such characters found in the streets after oclock this morning severe explosions countably. Thia caused temporary con it effected a crossing into Marylandnicates on instance of treachery so des­ nightfall. We trust ibis explanation is were distinctly heard. Immediately after fusion, during which tho guns and bag­ after a retreat of a hundred miles—pre­ skirmishers were thrown out and a gene­ gage were lost; but Heintzelman and cisely three months t<» a day. m we have picable that we condense its main features true, as the construction attempted to be Kearney most gallantly brought up their said, from the time it set out. The ad put upon It by Beauregard was certainly ral advance commenced. to show our readers the character of that A very large amount of railroad iron troops, which cheeked the enemy. vance so gloriously made in February, not calculated to reflect credit upon the people, toward whom our secession sym Union cause. We can punish without was untouched, there being some twelve the same time I succeeded, by great ex­ after nil but accomplishing its object, pathizers demand a course of conciliation giving loose rein to any of the vile pas­ or fifteen tracks radiating from the depot ertion, in bringing across Gen*. Sedg­ ended in disaster ano^iiiiigrace to the sions ; and we cannot afford the cure tbe to tbo entrenchments, with side trqcks wick’s and Richardson’s divisions, who National arms in May.. For which’, and forbearance. and switches, enabling them to move drove back the enemy al the point of the whoever may be responsible, Gen. Banks, It appears that when the fleet, consist­ manners of these she-ccssioqists al the bayonet, covering the ground with his is not. expense of tho morals of our own soldiers, troops with great rapidity. ing of the Wauckutett, Captain Smith, tbe From all the information gleaned from dead. This morning. (Sunday), the ene­ if it was Gen. Butler’s intention simply Monitor, tbe Galena, the Fort Royal and to affix a calaboose stigma upon the wo­ prisoners it is thought that the evacua­ my attempted to renew the conflict, but A New Weapox nr the A «mt—“Cof­ *Arittook, anchored off City /Point, the men who so unsex th era selves as to play tion commenced st sundown last night, was everywhere repulsed. We have fee Mills.”—Tbe correspondent nf the the rebels retreating in three directions, taken many prisoners, among whom are people came down with flags of truce, the blackguard, tbe object was excellent. Philadelphia Press with Gen. McClel­ Gen. Pettigrew and Col. Long. Our lan's advance says ; Experience has proved that a more re­ east, west and south. and suspended white flags at every prom­ Beauregard stated to tbe citizens loss ia heavy ; but tbe enemy’s must be In one of the brigades of the Union inent point. CapL Smith Accordingly spectable sort of punishment, such as a reprimand or confinement to tho house, last night, that he intended evacuating enormous. Except Casey’s diveion. the army they had six guns of a new c«»nlanded, and found tbe inhab'^anta of tbe is only exulted in, ns giving the offenders and then throw himself upon both of our men behaved splendidly. Several fierce structiou, and terribly effective. We Uwly flanks. bayonet charges were made. little town to consist largely of women a certain repute among their sect for have not yet learned their names. TIh» (Signed) Gxo. B. McClellax, and children, who made the most earnest spunk and the spirit of martyrdom. This Washington, May 30. men designated them “coffee mill*." It Major General Commanding. kid-glove management of suqfo women is Ills* heavy rifle barrel on wheels- At. John M. Brodhead, ofthe District of protestations of opposition to the war, the breech i» a kind of clock work ma­ Columbia, has been appointed one of the and that they were suffering for many of Washington, J.ync 2. chinery, surrounded by a hopper, similiar Commissioners under tbe act for the the necessaries of life. CapL Smith xeDispatches of an unofficial chanter re­ to the hopper of a coffee mill; at the side — The announcement of the arreatand emancipation of slaves in the District of ceived from tbe headquarter* of the army . turned to tbe vessel highly pleased with confinement of Major Lawrence Williams Columbia. is a crank. of tbe Potomac say that the importance the people, and deeply commiserating of tho sixth regular cavalry, on tbe charge One man turns the crank, while anoth­ The casualties in tbe 2d Mass, regi­ and dimensions of our victory increase er supplies the hopper with cartridges, of treasonable intercourse with tbe rebels ment in tbe retreat of Banks' army, are their condition. as they are hourly developed. and a third sights the gun. By means On Monday morning an application menacing Gen. McClellan’s army, creates 9 killed, 43 wounded, and 103 miming. of a lever he moves it latterly, or raises little surprise fn Washington. Major In the 1st Maine Cavalry 2 officers and New York, June 1. was sent to the Vfcuchusett to allow a Williams is known as an officer whose 71 rank and file missing. Jiillod and or depresses It at pleasure. Its effective Tho Timet' Washington correspondent physician to eome on shore to visit s loyalty hits frequently been questioned. wounded unknown. In the 10th Maine a v larinku.m. D. range ie I j miles. it throws 240 balls says j “Gen. McClellan’s dispatch touch­ woman said to be dangerously ill. Be­ His brother while an aid to Gen. Scott, 0 wounded. per minute, of ilia size of an ordinary ing the conflict Saturday before Richmond Minie ball. When operated with, tho lieving tbe application to be a genuine is known to have lived at Arlington Norfolk, May 80. was made public early this morning, and rebels were utterly amazed, not knowing appeal that humanity required should be House and daily informed Gen. Lee of Two fugitives arrived hero yesterday created immense excitement in tbe city. all movements at the War Department. what to make of them. One of these promptly attended to, Copt. Smith gave When General Lee joined tbe rebel army direct from Richmond. They ’report an It is everywhere tbe subject of animated gun*, properly worked, and well supplied permission for the surgeon ofthe ship to this fellow went with him, and he is be­ army of 200,000 men in the vicinity, discussion, and has given rise to a thous­ with cartridges, is .estimated to be equal among whom, both officers and mon, dis­ and rumors, each of which has it* earnest to three hundred men. go on shore on a visit of mercy. The lieved still to be in tho Confederate ser­ satisfaction was general. They were II v- advocates. One storv is that the gun­ WauchueeU lay some distance below vice, and to have married a daughter of ing upon half rations of baeon and hard boats have forced their way to Richmond l^ee. Major Williams was an Aid, with City Point at the time, and Surgeon ac­ and command the city, while our troops Naw Gtrw Boats —The Marine, Rail­ rank of Lieutenant, to Albert Sidney The fugitives state that Jeff. Davis had are rapidly entering. Another is that way and Dock Company, at Cincinnati, companied by the Chief Engineer and Johnson while in Utah, and subsequently Signal Officer, and one. of the Master’s a captain upon the staff of McClellan.— been heard to say that he would make we have possessino of the first line of the are constructing two new gunboats, of the street* of tbe city ran with blood be­ enemy’s works, and are vigorously shell oval deck and iron-clad. Tho Gazette Mates and twelve men-4the latter un­ When the sixth cavalry was organized, ing the city, but at this writing nothing saya it ia Intended to make, them invul­ fore surrendering. armed, and the officers carrying only ha br some means procured the position Is really known beyond tbe official dis- nerable, all sorts of military projectiles Washington, May 30. of Major, to tbe great indignation, it is Etch. Tha general impression is that glancing from tbe sides without producing their swords—proceeded up to the vicin­ said, of General Hunter, the Colonel of The folloping waa received from Cor­ A r™a1,‘uL*> «Tra«»« chmond has not yet fallen, or is not in any impression. ity of the town. Tbe party landed with­ thi regiment inth this P. M.: our possessino, but that our position is out any interruption, and proceeded to strong and satisfactory, and our flag will Near Corinth, May 30. the town, leaving six of the unarmed sail­ Moxkter Gow.—The Ordnance Bureau in a few hours, wave'over tbe doomed At tbs ta. bridt'a mother, May 7 th of the Navy Department entered into a ers in the boat “Gen. Pope’s heavy batteries opened city. wnwj£7u'L!U5.,w,“’ of MlddlerUia. Mr. STS*? M,m AMANDA MAT­ Tbe men left in tbe boat heard nothing contract with Mr. Knapp, of tbe Fort upon the enemy’s entrenchments yester­ BuN. both of Yankee Springs. Pitt Iron Works, Pittsburg, for a mon day about 10 o'clock A. M., and soon more of the party that landed, but in Great 8ki ster cannon, with a calibre of twenty drove the rebels from their advanced about half-hour a sharp fire was opened inchc*,tbrowing a ball weighing one thous­ batteries. Major General W. L. Sher­ The New York World indicates- some upon them from a party of rebels in the and pound*. With sufficient charge of man established another heavy battery work for the Navy department forth­ wends. At the firet fire two of the six powder of sdperior quality it Is thought yesterday P. M. within one thousand coming. From reliable sources a list is fell dead, wben tbe balance, being un­ that a range of nearly eight miles can be yards of their vrorka, and skirmishing obtainedof vessels, chiefly loaded with obtained for this terrible projectile. The parties advanced at daybreak this morn­ armed, cried out for “quarter.” The gun is to be of tbe Dahlgren pattern, and ing. Three of our divisions are already arms and munitions of war, cleared or about to clear from liverpool, and in­ answer of their inhuman assailant* was, constructed , on the Rodman principal.— in the enemy’a advanced works, about tending to run tbe blockade, which shows ■‘ws'H quarter yon, you----------------------- ' Tbe same establishment has an order for three quarters of a mile from Corinth, that the rebels are bent on making a Dahlgren guns of fifteen inch bore. which is in flames. * ben a second' volley was fired, and three fifty 1 desperate effort. Tbe catalogue com­ Workington Cerretpondeni Philadelphia more fell into the bottom of the boat, H. W. HALLECK, Major Gen. prises tie tleamert andjlre tailing revelt Inquirer. ' TATE OF MICHIGAN.) wounded. The only remaining man im- ‘ Near Corinth, May 30. mediately pushed the boat off with bis —Tbe President's message assuming are in Corinth. Account* are con Acting all tbe responsibility of tbe acts for which a* to tbe enemy’s movements, and be is steamer* Pacific, Mnderr, Greece and tbe Bouse recently condemned Gen. Cam­ believed to be in strong force on our left Patras, hailing from Falmouth, the Hero io |pa mouth, twain out of range of the eron, and for which tbe traitor agent of flank, some four or five miles south of from Queenstown, and the Adela of tho weapons of the cowardly assassins. He tbe Free Preu has so malignantly assailed Corinth, near the Mobile and Ohio Rail­ Belfast line, all chartered expressively him, leaves Els libefers In rather an awk­ to run the blockade and on their way to road. ward dilemma. Will tbe house expunge make tbe attempt The arrival of this H. W. HALLECK, Major Genera). the resolution which it disgraced itself by fleet or a considerable portion of it would diataly started to hia asaistaoce, and adopting, and will his slanderers cease Washington, May 3L give tbo rebellion a new lease of life.— rowed’&eboal back to tbe ship. It pre­ their attacks, or transfer them to the The following dispatch was received at We trust Gideon will be awake to the tbe War Department this morning: sented a most terrible sight, the dead and President? )**>1./. U.lt HaVTXO IM The following letter from Governor 2,000 Bebel Prisoners Captured. alight Bi<wd H. W. HALLECK, M< G«. AYER’S Sarsaparilla Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, New Advertisements. S to Old Point on the >«* all — Tbe New York World seeerisgly characterizes our recent disaster m Virrorks in gwia as the last of Bunton’s campaign. Ths people here lock upon it m part of He cannot occupy a stronger position his flight. Thia morning be destroyed i immenM amount of public and priva property,- stores, provision*, wagwis, tents, &c. For miles out of the town tlie roads are filled with arm., haver- VONtty-lfa ■rmy toward Maryland has shown eoncl usirely that secession is dead in that what It off trav bani*hoc baniahod ?>**• VULCj the Anwitefl flag ftom fa R’ !r"- �^»cal tntfr Siscrilaiujiu. Baitinjj Jprin tatrwni. FOR THE three hundred dollar. yZTy for official paper «r um owm uepsrunent, be* ju*i Moi tU 1,.^ tutkm a check fcr 1,060. MlchHfaB Central Rsllreafl. /y sad after Mo*A*y, Mst Mb Utt. ta*aV7 ger Train* o* tb* Michlgaa Central Raltroad will te.v« Battle Crowk a. follow.: R«tai**te Butter, ~ S«,.r»l per. 1:10 A. M. --1NQU1RK “ The Life of ike Flesk is us ike Blood," brought to light ita purposes and uses. Now we know not only that “life is in Drath or jamtn an Early Ssttlsr.—Bm- F. Hortcn, whose residence was Geo. P. Baker left here on Sunday evening with seven Additional men for Co. F.,eighth regiment. The men will be quartered in Detroit for a tew days while Mr. B. returns to arrange for his final departure to the South. Mr. Baker expects a Lieutenant’s commission. Locals.— We are aware that one great object of the newspaper is to be the fiulh- ful chronicler of passing events, and coun­ try papers are often censured for a want of enterprise in this direction. But what would be thought of tho country paper that occupies iio apace in recording tho various tricks that childhood practice, for ita diversion ? “A lad is fishing. Anoth­ er lad comes behind him and tape lightly ••ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY SPECIAL nevertheless several times been under obligations to the skill of Dr. Ayer fur the relief which hiu remedies never fail to aflUrd us when wo are obliged to have extermination of all kinds and species of It ty Sold in Hastings, Mich., by Robkrts & Strikkr, and by the Drug­ certainly shows “enterprise," and as it gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. it. A slight FAMILY HEDICnrZ, —WE STILL— ®iKrr wnnpwmwK READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: WE JUST RECEIVED DARLING'S LITER REGULATOR, LIFE BITTERS. try -AM*«* [0.] Onrtts. Since we an Pill*. t3T* Put up with English, Spanish,'German, nd French directions. Price SA cent* per box. uffarCualtJ. See advertisement on Sd page. jjTtt Wool! Wool! A large stock of MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed annuallv in Grant County by rennin, than would pay for tuna of Ibis Rat and laaeot Killer.—Lanrxt-.. i rz^zj never found anything equal to Darling'. Liver Begnlaor. used. Rata, Mice, Roache* and Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecxbb A Sroirraa. Itrug^ista. Which wo offer at Oa MAxrr*cTVBX> uno a Good Quality or cloth, ue ot Or te get (Keh Dressed, Is at the New Woolen Factory of □f HASTINGS, MICH. “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, dee. Exterminator. “Costar's” “Costar’s" Bed bug Exterminator. “Costar’s" “Costar’a” Electric Powder for Inaecta,ficc. D. WesteroeH, Esq., of South 5tb, near 8th St, Filliamabargfa, L. I., write* : ‘"Angurtfl. 1M0.— We have every kind of goods, such VaaiLY MrnlcinB. SPRING & SUMMER G-OODS. WE ARE NOW ON HAND BEST Assortments of to groat erptaro and inconvenience, throng!) the uae of worthies* medicine* proscribed br learned Doctor*. Single copies mar be bad of the author C. A LAMBERT. E*q , Groenpoint. Long Island, by enclosing a post-paid *ddrosa*d eulslop*. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT. Eaq., myfllmt Groanpoint, Long Island, A*. Y. For Sale! Tbe w_WoIBEX*ndEUof kwjffce. M, Town 4 a. Range 10 W, 1*5 DS-lOoths acres. Alaotb* weal half of S W^ofSeo. 10. Town * N. R 10 W, It H-lOOtha acre*. Tide war­ ranted. Apply to aortal JOHN DORR, r BeoUrille, Monroe Co., N. Y. Shaving Saloon! DRY GOODS!I haib-cuttuco MILLINERY GROCERY, SALOON. grocer IES ey, the Remedy or Bemediaa will ba aoat according krrourdiroetion*, by m*U or exprtaa, post-paid. 1 drf*' BOARDING-HOUSE DAN’L a DA RUNG, HARD-WARE 1 OLD FRIENDS All Wbolculb Dacaaixr* in tbe large cities. Some of tbe Herrick’s Sugar C»ate« Wholesale Agents in New Ynrk City. Pills. Th* brot Family CA­ THARTIC to tbe world. Rarral.RlseiyA Kitehen Hhleffclin Bro'* A Co. B. A. Fahen.tock, Hull Bush. Gale A Robinson. A Co. M. Ward. Close A Co. A. B. A D. 8an<l* A Co. ’ McKiaaon A Robbins, Wbccler A Hart James 8, A .pin wall. Laxelle, Maroh A GardMono A Alien. Hall. Ruekel A Co. Hall, Dixon A Co. lurioos; patronised by the 'prinetpal physician* Philadelphia, Pa. Full dirociioua aooomps- FlobertShncmakerA Co. Gm. C. Goodwin DRY GOODS! Chicago, HL, St. Louis, Mo.t Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, Ct, Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., ton—1 write tbia to inform yon of th* wonderful effect of your tiurar Coated Pill* on my daagbter. Eor throe year* ah* Iroa been afleeted with a M- ARP ST Dac*ouT*,*Gaoc*a*.Sroa*M*a*a* and Rbtaxlbbs of every description friend adviaed tn* to trot your pill*, ifaving full coafidenwin tbejudgment ofmy friend, I •btatad a rapply of Merora. Bortros A Part, Druggist*, Farit Stew New York On returning home, w* 1111*. uMcacb Stacks of and consider her WMTBID STATES. Tb. ■□baorib.r la now pmparwl to loll FAMILY CROCKER Y! GROCERIES Clothing A. low aa Ike Iowctl, for CoAornoij W only. Herrick’. Kid Strcugthatag Ptaatera, euro in five boar*, paina. and wroknro* ot Uro breoat, side and back, and Rheumatic complaint* in an equally abort period *f time. Spread o» baautiluJ wlute ten>b.k‘u, lh.tr uro a.t^eti tbo Warm Meals at AU Hour. I TEA BOOTS, SHOES, OR COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, SAR­ DINES, die. HASTINGS, MICH Alao, Ice Cream and Lemonade. Ever shown m thia Market, winch we are prepared to sell * small advance from —Tbe New Orleans papers nnt being permitted to pubKsb war news, arb filling GROCERIES Also all wholaaale Druggists al bls protemion, such *s SHAVING, Or Cold Lunch if d.alred -Tbe Nashville L’twoa, of May C2d says : “Large quantities of tobahco ar­ rive here daily fmm tbe interior. Cotton keeps pouring in." BOOTS & SHOES. 102 NmbruSl, New York. rpHB CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF 1 A SUFFERER.-Published aa a warning. and for tbe ropecial benefit of Young Men, and those who sutler with nervous Debility,Loa* of Memory u.a- a. i.i... with one of the LARGEST and mand of the forsaken city is the last drop in the bitter cup of humiliation shame. 'darling’s liver regulator. I did "So and found it to operate admirably, remov­ ing the bile and arouung the liver tn aeUvity. 1 har. alto u**d it a. a ■MAS, Jraaiau lawn nr, Ml Broadway, New York. my2ltnk and full of meaning, should not fail to procure this work. Published by Tic- Ccu Colt’s Estatr.—The apprizers on the late Col. Sam. Colt’s estate, made •the wWe amount of his liomc property /oot up over three millions of dollars.— His property in the Western States and Texas, in England, and his lead mines in £otrth America, will probably add snothpr million. . Darltnf’a Life Bitters, and a as entirely evrtJ. I have had no attack alow” CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GFN- CAUTION !!! To prevent the public TLKMEN. Tbe aubacriber will acndf/rw </ being imposed upon by Nmrrfow and HifMy Pn* wiutM Matins. a new label has been prepared, bearing a /aesimOs of tbe Proprietor's signature. Examine each box. bottle, or flask carefully befors purchasing, and take nothing but “Coater’s.” ber of this excellent monthly *s on our Those who desire literature that is deep, It la * thorough • THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, moan <rua mow at-aino. me necipe, rith full in.tructions, directions, and advice, will table, and is full of good reading as usual. —Major-General Wool has awarded the contract for raising and saving the remains of tho Merrimac, as well m all others wrecks io Norfolk barber, to Mr. Sanborn, the present wgent of tbe Adams Express Company for the army of the Potomac. Mesaures will be taken alopce Jo commence on the Merrimac. in affording immediate relief. Liver and billioua remedy.” Halting., May 12. 1842. Atlantic Monthly.—The June num­ mo.t all in the amall of my back, of mediewea, bni found 1 used They are safe for all—both old and young. A —The sunken stone fleet at Charleston is said to be mostly broken up—whole sides of the ships having floted oshore.— The steamer Planter, recently run out of Charleston, found eighteen feet of water .cm the bar. Doubtless the navigation will soon be in as good order as it ever DARLING'S LIVER REGULA TOR FROM HOUSEKEEPERS—troubled with vermin need I pay the highest market price IN CASH , delivered at our Factory. ty Farmers, read J. S. Goodyear fit Col’s notice of “Wool Wanted." New Agricclttral Department.— The new Agricultural Department, au­ thorized by the late law of Congress, is not yet in operation. A day or two since, the old Bureau received two sacks of wheat from Odessa, Russia. More is to be ordered for distribution should the •wheat come up to expectation. Hon. John Croaa writes, ‘Brooklyn, Marot 10 1540. In tbe spring oflS5» 1 took a *ar*r* cold which induced a viuieax ferar. I took tw* done* ft broke up my cold and fever st once. Provioua to thia attack, I had b**n troubled with dvapepaia And health If r»« fly •I MM to Hawes's Pills. faff ' For Agricultural and other items, of 60,000 inhabitants. —The President has fully assumed the functions of commander-iu-Chief of tbo army and navy. No movement is made in cither branch of tbe service without his knowledge. Indeed, it is assorted that every dispatch sent to the officers in command is first submitted to him. Lira BITTBU. HVAE which case wo would call it “A Rich Sell,” Terms $3 per DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR VtU 4----- tbe City Prison* and Btetion Houses DIRECT see fourth pnge. and ask credit for “enterprise" in having matched a daily paper, published in a city nor &z Fields, Boston. eaaro of low of appetite, flaiuloncv, famtia »«kbcu, irrogularitiea. pain in the aide and bowel*, blind, protruding and bleeding pUrti, and general -the paper* Bl), mat Ales* Fill*, apply to the banks of our Thornapple, in annum. DARLINGS LIFE BITTEHS IK OCR LIKE OF TRADE; tW 4y----- the City Steamer*, Ship*. Ac. rrlie PMlrj. comes from high authority, we make no stretch ofthe imagination will make it VERMIN. And Minstrels tune tbeir sweet guitar, A nobler theme my A«ort it fills— In praise of Bxauca's matchless Pills. faj'"’ See “Costar’s” sdvertisenvnta He jerks lustily at an empty hook, and apology for presenting GRANT & SPAULDING Come and See !! artle* wialiiug tbe prroeHblion will please rd­ m Rbt. EDWARD A. WI1S0N. Williamsburg, my21-Sm Kings Chanty. New York. recourse to them.—[Catholic, Halifax, Nova Scotia. To Destroy-------Mice, Moles, nnd Anta. To Destroy------ Bed-Bugs. To Destroy------ Moths in Furs, Clothes, • fisc., tec. To Destroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Destroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. To Destroy------- Insects on Animals, fitc. To Destroy------- Every form and species ofVerrain. LIVER REGULATOR Destroys Instantly h* will aeud Of th* pro­ charge) with th* direction* »e, which tb«y will 'Odd ■ dom hs we take any medicine, we have into the.idea that he has got a nibble.— item,and may do for city readers. KNOWN.” DARLING’S EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF THE Advertiser having been restored health Ir • fow K. _ _r__ t__ «_____ •- vade the human frame, have their home tbe end of the fish-polo, and deceives fisher Such is a city NOTICES- Many ofthe disorders that per­ in this psper for the destruction and utter the other boys laugh.” OF— the blood." bat that disease inhabits it also. just outside of our village litnita, died of in it, thrive and grow in it. The cele­ billion* fever on Friday last, in the 50th brated Dr. J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, ho year of his age. Mr. Horton wm among had regard to this important fact in mak­ the earliest settlers of this section of ing a remedy to cure these disorders.— Barry County, having lived upon the His -Extract of Barsaparilla purges out farm which he owned at tbe time of his the impurities of the blood and induces death, since about 1840. His funeral wm a healthy action in it that expels disease. largely attended, at the Presbyterinn This looks reasonable, and it is true, for Church, on Sunday. we know by our own experience. Sel­ Morr Soldikrs Gnos. . .10 Shit wsvaaid by inspiration long befor Harxey’u discovery of Its circulation had I-1’* “LOW PRICES •• U*d, holding office Io Ik. Dep.rvu.nu at Tallow, “ Warttajtnn kan,^ u^r sj mpnthies by exaltations over the re­ ported disasters of Gen. Bank. >:OOA,M. LIFE OTTERS, NEWS HoH.xFAiR.-Tb. Director* ofthe W cstero Reserve Horse Fair Breeders Association have resolved to hold a Fair at Ravenna. Ohio, on the 3d and 4th days of July ne*L . .. - » B’F,T.*° LIVER REGULATOR Tita <**"*>**■ n £*■ Herrick'* Sugar Coated Filla and Kid I vkw of TKESE.flARD TIMES «e ar* rolling Board will bo furoilbed b, Ike day or by the week. OUR GOODS Of- SOLD BY Unusually Low! Lastly, I am prepared to SAaue the J or Cui the Hair, of old friends Crayon Ambrotype; And, finally, if you dwire NEW YORK COSTS. • A OOOD BAKOAnr.” or uCLBAg SWAB, PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY Pearl Ambrotype; Ambroivne: Im ROBERTS & STRIKES., Wheal, Corn, Oats, Butter, Urd.Porit, Plesso give us a call A. H. HANNAS. ALL KINDS OF GRANT hs SPAULDING HutinpsMvU, !•«. �hit ^griraltiral firms. remove all <fltaaikc ©dors. : 3. Chloride of lime is best to scatter about damp plicea, in yarda, in damp cellars, and up- RADWATS RESOLVENT. RESOLVENT Freaidcat Lincoln. LS A CLEANSING SYRUP GSteMlT—xx.; Yoor kitoMU should as near your dining nroen «. piwrible, and alao tbe room you, habitually occupy aa a sitting room ; to the last, because while training young servants in your ways, you can, through aa ope* door, direct them, without neg feetiflg-your own pursuits. A little hall beta-een your sitting or family room and tbe kitchen, with doors opposite, al­ lows the same convenience and obviates tbe objections to direct communication occasioned by beat and odors. The cistern, or some supply of water, should ba convenient tn your kitchen, also an abundant supply of good wood ready for use, under shel’or; and the cel­ lar f<>r winter vegetables cannot be more favorably situated than under tbe kitchen. If your kitchen is to be used for a oooktag room only, aa is certainly best, it need not be very large. A pantry, or store room, should communicate with iL There should be two doeets in a kitchen; one in which vessels and supplies not constantly wanted should be kept, the other, in which daily store* and vessels constantly used can be kept We object to open shelves, however pictorial the bright tin and well scrubbed trays look ; flies and dust are no respecters of house­ wives, however notable. Ths room should be.well lighted, but have shutters to darken^with, when not used. In Western kitchens, where hard usage is tbe habit, a close ceiled plank wall is preferable, on account of durability and cleanliness, to plasterining. This should be painted some plain, suitable color, also tbe outside of all the vessels. Tbe shelves of the pantry and doseta, as well as the kitchen floor, should be oiled.— This can be cheaply done. Have your hot plate or stove of the best pattern, and kept in good order, and a sufficient number of first rate cooking ctensik Be sure your kitchen is really comfortable; It is not in human nature to work cheerfully and well when shiver­ ing with cold, or sweltering in beat or groping in twilight. After every meal, see that your kitehen , is put in perfect order. Make all your arrangements for dinner as Boon aa your kitchen is cleaned in tbe morning; in your afternoon visit, direct your supper and breakfast If possible, have a cook whose honesty, neatness, and skill can be depended on, and leach her to depend • on herself. Tesch her every branch of her own business. The housewife who has to go out and help about every dish, especially while the friends she has in­ vited but for a day have to sit alone, is, to say the least of it, to be pitied. There is no mure merit in making your cakes and preserves than there would be in making your bread and coffee for every breakfast. Nor is there any excuse for your not being able to do all these things, and to do them cheerfully when neces sary, t. e., after you have had time to learn them, if your model mother forgot to teach you. Remember not to fallow my example in thus intruding kitchens into good com­ pany. The results of your kitchen la­ bors, if good, will be highly appreciated —and any shortcomings will as soon be forgiven you as a bad dinner. Still, the details of your achievements arc seldom relished. Do not reduce husband’s mag­ nificent air castles to ashes with your kitchen firea«~ do not dim tha perspective of your young friends in tbe parlor with smoke from your kitchen ; yon may feel martyred— they will feel bored.—Hettie Ilayjitld, in Valley Farmer. AND ALL ORGANIC MALEDIES: Lf»S0r APPETITE. LOSS OF MEMORY. AN 0 LOSS OF PHYSICAL STRENGTH j aigfted lo a wwnmfl^d. But fartanataly for him tbe President one morning read in a Washington paper the speech at Col. Blair, M. D.’ upon the late com­ mander ip Missouri. The President hav FORES OP ALL ing asttnlively perused it. Mid to some one near him, “Oh, this will never do; it'a persecution.” He put the paper in bis pocket, walked over to the War DoCrtment, and in less than half an hour ths but aae groat lueou sjor General Fremont was appointed Teething, nr any rther4mm. RADWAY"8 REN­ dire are geawrily subject. OVATING RESOLVENT will ■peadil; eradicate menu Ab our readers will remember, tbe Postmaster General in one of hia lettera alluded very harshly to the President, and made him appear in a ridiculous light. When General Fre­ mont made thia public, Mr. Blair wrote hia resignation and aont it to Mr. Lio* coin. “What is all th>a about 1 What is the matter ? inquired tbe Preaident.— Mr. Blair replied that under the cirenm* stances be could do no leas than resign. “What circumstance?” the President demanded. The Postmaster General handed him the exposed letter, which he read,and tben exclaimed: “Stuff! non­ sense: Has not one man got a perfect right to express hie private opinion of another man ? Certainly no. Tear your resignation up. I will not hear it Go< back to your department and attend to business.” ®Ecial SJirrrtarn LADIES JT WILL MKND WOOD, topob-tarm" IT WILL MEND LEATBKI *) ,<,.r 1U/—.BUWfc B.IU, »«* IT WILL MENP GLASS. ■'•Um; and in all caaea where there la any W■Utational dabdity.thcaa Pdb wiU awure a aUong BILLIOUS COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. IT WILL MEND CHINA. ITWIIXMEND MARBLE, pieee knocked out of your Marble Maude can IT WIU. MENO POHCELAIN. IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. TbstcoitlyAlsbaaterV match it. mend it, and Kenovat&q resoi.^ Ita um will speedily de THERE BITTERN A LIVING DEATH, And restore him U healthy condition. Radway'a Kegnlsting FUla are sold South American Provinces, as it known to alt pbysialogisto that SCROFULA, LEPROSY. SYPHILIS, and 1U horrible train of INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. Jahn* A Crealey a rar * co. a umcr, SJ John's street, New York. all cun requiring a Tonic RADWAY’S READY RELIEF To one half peck of quick lime, add four gallons of water and stir well tothe transparent lime water and add it to the soap mixture. Add to the same, also, say four gallons of tolerably strong tobacco water. Apply this mixture when thus incorporated,’ with a garden syrings, to your plum or other fruit trees, so that the foliage shall be well drenched. If no rains succeed for three weeks, one application will be sufficient. It should be repeated after rains until the atone is hardened. When the plum is about the » &JUR tnnajURip a ECONOMY 13 WEALTH (10 00 h tear saved tn »*verv family Ou«- Bu’tlc (if / AHERICAK (EMEAT ELBE. AY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, Swratary ef -Stale—WILLIAM H. SEWARD, of s prepared expressly to meet the exiNew York. the diseases as developed la tbe tropics. Secretary ytU Tresrere^-SALMON P. CHASE of Obio. Seentary rf tU 7«/<r»or—Caleb B. Smith, of Ind. Chin, Peru, Equador Sfentary cf t.\f Xary-GIDEON WELLES, of Connecticut. SfcrRaty 1T«^E. M STANTON, of Washing- UA . -- • reply that Radway's Ready Ralief ahicf and Price 25 Cento per Bottle. \ Price 25 Cento per Bottle. jPrice 25 Cento per Bottle, t’nee 25 Cents per Bottle. exhilarating effects of brandy c intoxicating; and are a ralusbls • drink, and Price 25 Outs per Bottle. flooded. Prictr 25 Cento per Bottle. pMtmatDr ffeaaroZ-MONTGOMERY BLAIR, of Marr land. AUomty 6>iunH-EDW ARD BATES, fo Mtiaouri. Liberia Redaction to WboIeMiIe Buyer*. THE JVDIOIAHT. administration. either internally or externally, as Crir/’A-sjms—ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. teXthe*^ At^xiaU yrnfiav-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of Ohio. -JAMEHM. WAYNE, of Georgia -JOHN CATRON, of Teuneaaee. -PETER V. DANIEL, of Va. —SAMUEL NEL80N, ofN. Y. . _ peuple, with —ROBERTO. GRIER, of Penn. speedy rratoralion to-sound ana permaneul —NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ata. It i* aupertor to all known remedies in popular uae as a cleanaing »yrup for PURIFYING THE BLOOD, STATE OFFICEBS. and remorina fromtbeakin Pituple*.Tetler.Raab AUSTIN BLAIR, Govcrner. HENRY T. BACKUS. Prerideatof the 3 JOHN! A CROALKY, or pain of Rad. -here Chill, ittrely inoorn freely to TERMS CASH. <r Rale by all Drocffists. and Storekeepers generally throughout tbscoMlry. Children and infants Physician a. Clergy i oatea, aaan act of h (Sole Manufacturers.) y’s Ready- Relirf. not one thousand in a r be troubled with slcknesa. 78 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. WIIKN TURKATSNED WITH I'crrr, Small Pox, Measles. Feeer and Apt, Chills and Fee er. Headache, Bill km* CboUe,Di- Important to House Owners. Iniporanl to Bttildrrs. FEMALEJ' Important U> Railroad Cotupaniea. important to Fanners. nre snd innocent preparation, all-powo good, but never does injury. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. rhich we are daily re- ceraa JOHNS ds CRORLEYB 1MP1U1VK0 GUTTA PZKCHA rom parent to child. This great for RAHWAY'S RENOVATING io medicine taking, or bnsineaa relations with DR- J. BOVEE DUDS’ CEMENT ROOFING. Imperial Wine Bitters Are prepared by aa eminent andaftilful pl eaicti who Ua» uaed them aueceaafnUy ia Ina practi. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF Hystem. In the early alagef Sumption, Fite. Scrofula, and ti Imperial Wine distinguishes) cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, end ether fa­ vorite bobys of the profession. It is a well known ___ ■ ____ i___ ■__ ■ . healthy body. CHRONIC DISEASE. cine*, or the moat skillful physicians bare suc­ office of tbe Judge thereof, in Hastings, on Tues­ ceeded tn achieving, more tunn in mervlv pallia:-. day, the 20tli day of Nay. one thousand eight ing tbe suffering* of the patient, which Kadwav'a hundred and sixty two. ' Present, Shtnnan C. Ready Resolvent will poritively eradicate, is that of Chronic Discuses that have invested the sys­ and other*, and haa proved to be the'CHEAPEST tem for years, such ss chronic Rheumatism. Gout and MOST DURABLE ROOFING tn uae. it ia in Merofala, Lyspepaia, Syphilis, and diseases ia"•JT* FIRE, WATER. WEATHER and dneed by lbs injudicious use of calomel, mercury, tor R00FS 0F ALL When we tell the public that tbe use of RAD­ KPS f S.Pb0<>F On reading and filing the petition.duly verified, quinine, diseases of the Liver, Spleen, Gall. Blad­ of Milon Walldorff praying, for eettain reasons der, Kidneys. Spine, Ae., all of which diseases WAY’S READY RELIEF will cure ths rick of therein set forth, that Administration of arid es­ tate tnsv be grunted to William H. Carpenter. The price of RADWAYH RENOVATING RE­ *ei__ :___.u. . This enemy of the plum can bo routed raartK’sinViSKr-'’0"’* SOLV ENT ia Al.00 per bottle. Doaa, a tea-spoon without tbe old and laborous process of twice full, half an hour after each meal. Sold by jarring the trees, and gathering the in­ sects upon sheets. The following reme­ dy haa been several years before the public, and has the recommendation of Mr. Cummings, and rune of <>ur best pomnlogtsta. Tbe writer haa used it with aueccas and now feels as sure of the plum crop as of psars. To one pound of whale oil soap, add four onuces of flowers of sulphur. Mix - tbe mass thoroughly with a spatula or knife, and dissolve in about twelve gallons of water, stirring it ’ ’ Dr. ■*■>’ CrlrUrtH Wile Billers R. K. R. QUESTION OF THE MILLION ANSWERED. Preridrai-ABRAflAM LINCOLN, of Illinoa. Fk» Preridcal—HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine. Estate of Barlin Walldorf!. DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ ’"•‘^itFwSSrv'S- RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT Scrofula, oe ita kindred diseases. It runs in the blood of all its people, and has become eatotffl.hed £tgal gotitrs. ai»T aura u ras wo*u>. AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE WILL WirHBTAND WATER. MARRIED LADIES. Every married lady, when prof regulate har syslam with Radwas s of these Pills . takes oaoa or twto NATIONAL OFFICERS. GEORGE H. HOUSE. Deputy do LANGFORD G. BERRY, Auditor General. EZRA JONES. Deputr do JOHN OWEN, Stoto tresaurer. JAME8 TURNER, Deputy do JOHN M. GREGORY. Supt. Public fnstroctlus. CORTLAND B STEBBINS, Deputy do 8AMUEL S. LACEY, Com’r. Stole Land Office. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPSON. Attorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN. Quarter Master General. TBXOW.T«»IU»L»«LI>1» IHa*V*LD tsi medical pronertlce, who will not Iiighk approx DR. J. ifoVEE DOOS’ IMPERIAL *'!KE HIT­ TERS. Ia all newly settled places, where there ' breakfast. Are composed of ■ pure and unadulterated wine, combined with Berberry. Solomon'a .'•cal. Comfret. Wild Cherry Tree Bark. Spikenard, Charaemile Flowers, and Gentiaa. They are manufac- - “T » _____ I.__ .« "m No Heat i« required in making application A SPEEDY PURGATIVE DR. RABWATS PILLS give notice to al I persons interested in srid estate ofthe pandaoey of seidpetUion, and tbe hnanng thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and order to be publiabcd in the "Hastinga Banner." a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun­ ty of Barry, for three eacceaaive weeks, immedi­ ately previous to said dav of bearing[A tree copyj SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. ».oe i-a____ r COSTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE, INFLAMAT10N OF THE BOWELS. NERVOUSNESS. MELANCHOLY, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, » MILITARY CAMPS. The expense tf applying it i. but trifling, aa an ordinary Roof can be covered and finished tkr I froaion are so justly prejudiced, j These truly vshmbte BiUm same deg. It can be applied by any one. sfmnst every camp throughout the Grand Ar°r llw Daion, **“ ‘ho happieit auoeaaa. let- cent, ana pnratea.assure ua that Rapwsy's Ready Relief has contributed more to the t.roUwlion of |Im» b-HTH - __. * DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ JUrPXBldl 3HBJ IBTT’TXBS TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! X*XQXXtX» GUTTA PERCflA CEMENT. For Gating Meuli of s|| Kinds when Estate of Lawrence fihrincr. PROBATKORDER.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, Coanty of Barry, tt. At a session of ths Probate Court for the Coun­ ty of Barry, holden at the Probate OSee, in tbe village of Hastings, on Tuesday the 13th day of May, in the year one thousand eight hund­ red and sixty two; preedit, 8. C. Prindle, Judge On reading and Hing tba petition, duly verified of Charlee Gailowar, praying, for certain reason* therein set forth, that adminiitration of said es- radwat's rzadt azuxr W1 AND RBSTOR* Constipation »>U FROPIUXTORm. IN CASES GF DR RADWAY’S PILLS, AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE Blrains. Pain In the Kidney*, Wounds.Paln in tbe Bladder, ASTHMA, DIFFICULT BRRATRING. PLEU“piJfc,^15 W THE 8IUS’ KH0UtDK^- expauaion of TIN or other METaTrooK com sequent upon sudden change* of Um weather. ,Tw3!m wHthekIndnot.w28hBSffW CHRONIC RHEUMATISM-ASTHMA Ui> l-m, H -UfMln. strength and life. but it is effectual upon all plums not yet stung at any stage of their growth. ‘J’his mixture is good for cherries, and all fruits troubled with insects.—American AgriculhtritL \ CHARLES WIDDIFIKI.D A CO. F«r rrcMrvlit iil I'Mlriir Metal ■wkarallMSk LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFr can be retfolred WW), UT’TW SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. illage of Hut- ^•%H‘Tan.rCnb.^ Pre-, wrfl kioZi tolP, New Y ork. New Orlcsra, and London (Enrlsndl Thia cement is GROCERY, SALOON. BOARDING-HOUSE Thr subscriber is now prepared to FAMILY GUTTA FERCHA CEMENT RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS A. Iu* m m!| GROCERIES Uh luvrtt, Jar C<uk »>r ready evw- weather approaches, our citizens should thoroughly cleanse their premises. ren•cr:ng them as pure and healthy ns poa•JHfr. There arc a number of disinfect ing ageata wbieh will be found efficacious Wan* Kral* *t AU Baon 1 Or Cold Lund, if drHirod we are prepared to autmlv ord.,. uJ COUNTY ACCOUNTS. will answer tbe trifle: 1. Oae pint ofdre liquor af chloride •f zinc, io om pailful of water and oaa pound of tho eMorida of lime iu another RADWAY 8 REGULATING PILL8, R1DWAF8 PILLS *7”’ OR COFFER CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, 8ARDINES, fcc. A1*. Io* Orean and lamomuie, Board will ba farrmhod bjr Uh day or TEA PAIN.-PAIN.—PAIN. will xfcrd eMady rriiaC aud wear foil RADWArS REGULATING PILLS AM, ALL KINDff OF JOB PRINTING, •'■4 (OOD RIUIF CL£AS- Barbar Pole GoWywr’.Hard ANWUB � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-11.pdf b180825f2288a2187f86b75381275531 PDF Text Text odi “Liberty and Union-One and Inaepantble.” VOL. 7. N0.fi. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1862. fit $istings IJatuitr, K.MPPEMA BURROWS. / IS PUBLISHED EV BRI WEDNESDAY, A TX<?RJ‘KT‘‘ fcijoiu ^ortrg. C0UN8KLL0M AT LAW. /I Solicitors la Clxucery. Tax and Ia.nra.ee 4t»* Bn,lne»‘ attended to with prom pluses and fidelity. r Office, corner of Main and Burdick 8 tree la, Ktilamaxoa. Michigan. . A. A.Knarax, J. C. Bcanowa. As I rock in-ihs twilight, trying GREAT Like a jingling rhyme— VICTORY’’ Tolls • loved (riead's lul farewell. As I sit la ay erm chair, thinking Hastings’ ilnsinrss Sirtrtmn). Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS STORE!!! DRUG GRANT a RFArLDlNG, Like a'gloocny rhyme, Marks a step in the march of ti: Toll—toll—th* passing knell. Tolls an old friend's last farewell. Roberts & Striker, EALERS in all kinds of dry. gooda.groceries, erockery, Ac. Stole at., at the post office. D Jl»T RECEIVED provisions, pi d -.e, fiiah. butter. lard. nork. and grain all kind Al»o t«-y» candies. etc , etc. Store Calilorn a Block. Stale street. Hastings, Mich. ealer in groceries, D But no belfry chime. With its ringing rhyme. new nnd moat complete assortment of DRLG8 AMD MEDICINES, rChemical*, Paints OU*. Cam­ pho nr, Barnin* Flnid, D. C. HAWLEY, The slumber forever cold. Tod—toll—the passing knell Tolls my last friend's sad farewell. TUHl’ENTINE and alcohol D isy- FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLYJK cenow. • -...... ' ............... .... Holbrook's New Block, Uniting*, Mieh. POFULAR JESTS. Perhaps nothing is more deceptive to novice than smart sayings, with replies, keen retorts, smart repartees, and sudden impromptus. They seem to spring from the occasion ns sparks fly from the smitten steel and flint, nud it is very difficult to imagine that they were mostly if not all previously prepand by hard study. Yet we are told as I* thooe sparks that they were sleeping in the steel before the flint uncovered them by a rude blow. « In the «dd mythology even Jupiter could only hurl thunderbolts previously manufac­ tured by hard labor <>n the anvils of the Cyclopes. So it is with the lightning­ shafts of wit; they are chiefly forged »nd polished a l<>ug lime before they were used, and the wittier the form of the tho’t, the sharper the report, the longer and more difficult, as a general rule, must' have l>rcn the labor of preperution.— Men ago. in a sentence that « ould d<» credit toon Irish rage and wit, says, “It is a' difficult matter to make an impromptu. I In-iieve for my own part, that n«ns ' are eo«>d but those that are made at’ Ivisure.” Tbe much celebrated rcpnrtce of Voltaire' — perhaps the most praised of any one in' liternturt—-is by no means an original one. Il is thus told of the Frenchman : Voltaire was speaking in terms of adniiralion arid commendation ofa certain Englishmau and bis writing^ A friend who ' foard him. raid, “M. Voltaire, your praise is highly dirintcreated. for that gen­’ tleman often speaks of you and your writings in ti-rma of bitter censure.”—' “Verv good.” said Voltaire. “It is n<»t! important, for wo are both probablyb much mistaken in each other." The‘ basis of this well tuned repartee irin the old Greek apopthegms, and is, in our opinion, better than in the French. “In his lower fortunes Tb«Nni»toclea was in l<<ve with a young man who scorned him. a TTORNEYS AT LA w and Solicltora in Chaneerr. Variietilar attenlionpaid to Conrryauelus, the inrratisntton of till«« G> Land A GROCERIES! * TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, on nuvincs'. „ . . Office in the Court Honae. Hartings. Mien. PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS, CODFISH; in fael. ererrthing in the Grocery line, sueh as will be needed for femilv use. . , | | nwtBT a-xn/mnaaix And l ooklor Extracts, I. A. HOLBROOK, ron TTORNEY and Connseioral Law. S<dlcitor in I Cbsncrrv, General Und and Tax Agent — Office, second story of Rower a block. V J. If. RUSSELL. fJIIYSICIAN and Surgesn. Office in Russell L store. State stroeL_______ PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS. Ao., Ac. Upon our abelvee may be tound all of th JOHN ROBERT*, HlYRlClAN and Surgeon. Dwelling<m Broad- . MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES If. P. CHERRY, XTUTAKV PUBLIC .»d ' V f.n.i u. ull buainro* entruated to him with .-omntnea* and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown, larrvPeountv. Mieh. fflsnkakept always on baud. , ----- - .----------------- L. IW STEW ABT, we would respectfully announce to the e.U­ । sens of Hartings aud vicinity, that w*i intend Io[ | CTCrTtlnng in onr line of trade aa cheap aa can। *n..si u-s““ Jod* (EECEAIP, J M. NEVINS* ’ ' ------ -wTniarr Public, ana Tax axenL Partlcolar ] 8pte|a; attention will b« ten linn naid to making out DceJi-. Mort- • jjjtf Bn«< putting Up PRESCRIPTIONS ; snd ■ y putting US attenUon paw to k toy •»9i p s np PKKWMii f o>* CM rrty Bpw,i trenastogtnet’icinca of u» can rr'y upon clMlttK Mortgngea by advertisement. H. WRIGHT, ROBERTS A STRIKER. TTORNEY' and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. and Solicitor and '"£11^X2> 7l A Hasvixo* Masco «. 1S62- .claims simI money prompuy , Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq.. Middleville. Bwty County. Michigan. garded as beauties and gazed upon pleasure. Enough may already have been said on the pun. the kind of witticism most easi­ ly made, most readily appreciated, and moist convenient for ' repetition. Here, however, is one rather literary than otherwise, and, perhaps, too ingenious and artful ever to have been made outaide of some writer's workshop; .“A London tobacconist had accumulated a fortune by selling 'Quids,' and had. there fore, gained the soubriquet of‘Old Quid’, At length he set 6p a carriage end livery, and put on the arms sm a motto the Latin word* ‘Quid ride*.’ One nf two waps asked the other what the words meant. ‘Mean!'said he, 'Why they mean just what they read, that old Quid ride*,* ” thus using the words as English not as Latin, and taking advantage of the similar forma of words, not their similarity in sense, on which to base his pun. Tbc pun is often called the lowest species of wit, yet is among the very oldest, and is really one of the mostgrnceful and pleas­ ing of all the rainbow farms that wit can assume. It may be found in ideas aa well as in words. Thus when a plain coualrymnn was asked one night what be would take to go a mile without hi* clothe*, instantly replied, “I would take s cold." he was punning upon a word.— But when the convict, ordered to be trans­ ported to Botany Bay,made bia ‘Convict’s Song," he was punning upon ideas. ' nd Caps for sale «h«*P *7r I11KKTM A STRIKER. B I C P S »»u>, ' ( Cor. Boston Journal. New York, May 28,1882. The military are all alive. The drill All the eompaoiea ।rooms are crowded. have the offer of m<>r« recruita than they | can except Fifteen hundred men have i ing. < “He is * moan, dastardly onward, and |been connected with tbe 69tb Regiment, upon this Holy Bible I—’ i and tbe doors are shut to keep out the i “Stop, husband. John, remember he ।aplioanta. all ready to go to tbei W£The excitement and ardor of April, 1881, is my brother; and by the love you bear ' i not in any manner outue up to tbq me, fixrbear to corse him. He has done did , i you wrnng. I allow, but oh! John, be is । present feeling. . i Quite a romantic Incident attended the young and very sorry. The momentary J departure of the 7th Regiment on Mon­ ishame you felt yesterday, will hnrdly be j wiped out with a curse. It will only <day nighu One of the members waa ’ engaged to ba married, and tho cafd* iinjure yourself, John. Oh ! please don’t ( were out. The wedding was to comeoff •ay anything dreadful I” l Tuesday of tbe coming week. The The sweet-faced woman prevailed ; tbe on , lady is e daughter of one of the leading <curse that bung upon the lips of the angry | man was not spoken ; but still be said. |lawyers of this city. On the reception । of the order on Monday the wedding wau 1“I’ll never forgive him—be. has done me । But tbe lady waa a I knocked in the bead. i deadly wrong." Tbe young man who had provoked bis brave as well aa her lover. An arrange­ bitterness, humbled and repentant sought ment was made for an immediate mar­ Moo ■ in vain far forgiveness from him whom, riage. It U>-k place at 5 P. M. “True pstriota we, For be it understood We left our country Fnr ou r country's good." CloselV allied to this double meaning of words in that species of wit which grows out of so placing the words of a sentence as that two meanings shall be possible, and altogether inconsistent with each other. *'A stern nnd Irritable judge had. al one assize, ordered a carpen­ ter to make a gibbet When the sheriff called upon the workman he refused to make the gibbet, on the plea that he had nnt been paid farii previous nnc. At the next assize the judgn had him called into court, and demanded in a harah tone; •• Fellow, how camo you tn refuse to make the gibbet far me ordered at the last assize ?’ ‘I humbly beg pardon,' said the carpenter,‘had I known it was for your honor it .should have been made immediately.’" A story is told of two deacons who lived-in Dedham. Massa chtiseita. Die old graveyard of tbe town, never very large, had become full, and it was proposed to purchase ground for and lay out another. Deacon Pond argued that it ought to be in one place, nnd Dea con Dana insisted on another spot. Dea con Pond's proposition was carried to the g-eat moriificatiun and indignation of Deacon Dana, who did nut &il to express his mind with very great freedom. A few weeks afterward. Deacon Pond wont to hi* minister for sympathy and Christ inn convolution under certain irritating When Themisteries grew to greatness, which was soon after, this young man sought him. reminding him of his former desires. Theniistoch-s simply said, JACOB FERRIS, “Wenre both grown wiser now, but too - late for you." Here is another often ' nmtesa * 0u> L oxpox Doc* Gm, tor mutu­ M1CBIGAK I0KI1. quoted as'lhe resultto modern Irish logic, al purposes, for *s»c by K.a»’ but yet it is thoroughly Greek, and older QoodTear's Pstcnl Breast Pump, for^ssle by than the discovery of Ireland by the Ro­ mans : A scholastic, wishing to teach H. C. PR1NDLE, his horse to live without eating, gave him UOGE OP PROBATE, . oral i*»d *ntl Tax Agent- Will be f'’und a daily diminishing quantity of food.— ths UMrt House, J n—““* * 2d 3d QTATIOP MICHIGAN•»■*£ When the horse died of hunger ho said. "I am greatly afflicted, fur when my home learned not to eat he died.’’ Here is an­ DAXIEX STIUKBK, other modem jest, at least as old as the MSH CI.EUK. New Testament. “A simpleton, wishing New Testament if il bee.... hi,...., .ho. 10 ku«»»« •• ■- «»«•—*r—— ——„ his eyes and looked in a mirror. H«>w extremely Celtic is the combination of .. 11. cook, those two act*, ahutling tbe eyes and look­ DlUUSTBIl ing! Die practice is certaiwly worth IV OBr. to the trial by some of our church going sleeoers of these degenerate day*. Lord Baclm tells a story a* having bgp-. H. N.NIIELDON, OUNTY. TREASURER. Office in tb« c>ort pened in his lime, though be himpelf was House. ' _____ _— to much <»f a scholar not to know that it HOWARD ASSOCIATION. FMI.M- hits been in circulation both in -Greek and JAMES A. MVEEXEV, Roman literature far thousands of years. ROSECUTING ATTORNEY, ^’'^.*,'nocrfrt “A gentleman who hived good wine, aent Law. RaHeitor and Counselor in Chancery. Notary PnM.c, will promptly attend to any home a cask full of the best sort carefulFn^u-a entrnau.1 to bi. caro. in *my ofU* lv sealed at the bung. Hia butler made beh.kth .. srra«kT0BKH0r A a hole m the cask. nnd. drawing off, stole the half of the wine. As the nwner de­ bated with himself bow the wine cnuW ikccrrcoOBTcox rooMriUr * MMX. <• -f W-" have gni out while the—I anbroken a fnend showed him the hole near the botuim. now plugged up, from which 3 South Ninth Street, Pfailad* *..me ".<ue had stolen tbs wfae 'That csn’l be.’ a»'d tbe ponied owner, for do COCNTY ACCOUNTS you not see that it h n<* the »"*«■ L. opp«r >»>«*-< ta. ROBERTS A STRIKER. FUL NETKB POMITE HIM. “I’ll never forgive him—never!” “Never is a hard Ward, John," said the with isweetfaccd wife nf John Locke, aa she 1 looked up for a moment from her sew- gisttllann. ROBERTS A STRIKER, BALERS EALERS in drng«.-medicines. dntga.tnedieinea. patcntmrdipatastewdicine*, paints, oil*, terpentine, burning Ontd. | DANIEL C OOK, WCSTICE OF THE PEACE. General Uad end 3 Tux Aerut, will attend to the collection of lebtfiaud nil other bu*ine*« pertaining to his office Office to UuoJyear's block, up stafr^ of the whole hemisphere ; nod, though beheld by every eye, they are never seen by any two eyes withexacdy tbe same shape’and color, yet dfiey are always re­ in a moment of passion, be had injured almost beyond reparation. John Locke day. At 0 P. M. the new bridegroom1 was at tbe armory with Us armor on ready to march, and was in bis place mo­ ving down Broadway when the column steeled his heart against him. In tbe store sat the young village mer­ chant, one pleasant morning, contentedly marched on to tbe war. Tbe Quakers are having quite a good reading tbe morning paper. A auund. of hurried footsteps approached; but he took time this vear nt their annual meeting.— no notice of it, until a hatless boy burst A lady preacher has quite electrified ths into tbe store, screaming at the top of his staid assembly and crowded the house. voice, “Mr. Locke, Johny is in the river Il is not often that any one ploases the audience, as each are supposed to speak —little Johnny Locke." To dash d<Wn tbe paper and spring for the street, was the Grat act of tbe agonized father. On, on, like a maniac be sped reaching the bank of the river,pallied and crazed with anguish. Tbe first sight that met his eye was little Johnny, lying in the arms of his mother, who bent wildly over her child. The boy waa just saved He breathed, and opened his eyes,smiled faintly in bis mother’s face; while she with a choking voice, thanked God. An­ other form lay insensible, stretched near the child. From bis head ths dark blood flowed from a ghastly wound. The man agsingt whom John fx>cke had sworn eter­ nal hatred, 'uad, at the risk of bis own life been tbe savior of the child. He had struck a floating piece of drift wood as he came to tbe surface with the boy and death seemed inevitable. John Locke flung himself down on- the green-sward, and bent over the senseless form. “Save him," hr cried, huskily, to1 the doctor who had been summoned.— “Restore him to conefausnesa if it be only one little moment: 1 have something im­ words spoken by his brother dencon. ‘O. Mr. Parker,’said he. ‘do you know what an impious speech Deacon Dana made v» me?’ ‘Certainly not,’said the preacher. ‘what was it P ‘Why, be said about our new graveyard that be would never be buried there ns long aa A« lived.’ ‘And what did ynu say to thnt, Deacon Pond T ‘Why, 1 v>ld him that Zwntild if the Lord should spare my life.’ "—Lad ifa' Rcpori. t°n!_________ Letter from Corinth. Correspondent* of the Dsiroit Advertiser. Headquarters LUh Rog'tMicb. Infantrr. » Camp near Connth, MTm,. May, 33d, '<53 I On yesterday our bnya were most agreeably surprised, by beholding the placid countenances of Gov. Blnir and tile Adjutrint-Gencral of Michigan, whnse sparkling eyes nnd healthy mnustaeh seemed ns natural as ever. On their entering our eamp heavy cannonading commenced between our pickets and the as tbe spirit gives utterance. On Mondsy a friend got the floor. Hh waa a liule bit long winded. Tbe good people bore all with patience. But soon, as if a clap of thunder came out of a dear skyund lit tbe gable end of the “meeting house,” a dear voice rang through the asaembly, “Friend John, cannot thee bring thy remarks to a cluse T” It was an ex­ tinguisher. Tbe loquacious Friend sub­ sided. The ciders aro^a and shook hands. Tho meeting broke up. But many a grave head was sb.>ok at the unusual and un­ seemly interruption. The subject of the war has come up in tbe public meeting of the Frianda, now in council, while they cannot take up arms, they wish well to the Government, and will do nothing to discourage those that do not fed an bad about tbe matter. In other words, they cannot fight, but will support those who <jo. These sentiments catne out in the manly and elegant ad­ dress of Mr. Bunt, one of tbe great lights of the sect, to a crowded audience, «» Tuesday, when tbe opinion of the Qua­ portant to say to him." • “He is reviving," said the doctor. The wounded man opened his, eyes; they mot the anxious glance of the broth­ er-in-law, and tbe pale lipa trembled forth kers on the war was known to becoming. “Do vou forgive me?’“Y Yea, “ m, yes ven:; God l>od is l« witness, witness, ns m I i hope nope far incrcy hereafter, I freely forgive you. r___forgiveness :__ C. . nnd. .in* turn , ask yonr for-my Within the past three months a large number of sent further numocr or slaves sieves have u*vc been w South and told to new masters; and the scene in the auction markets have often anntwm marietta have often been harrowing to witness—families be­ ing separated wilhoot tbe least regard for humanity, or that kind of external decency which the slaveowners frequent­ unchristian omducL” A feeble presuro of the hand, and a up' - ■e - Daath.” beaming smile were all ibe answer. Many days the brave young man hung upon a slender thread of lijc ; nnd never ly affect to oliserve. A week or two since, s large and in­ were there more devoted friends than those who hovered over the sick-bed.— telligent mulatto waa taken from his wife But a vigorous constitution triumphed, and children and sold to a Texas planter and. pale.and very much changed, he at Jame'e mart, in Memphis Tsoocssm, He. poor fellow, was greatly deprenaed, walked forth once again among the liv­ and seemed for a time uneoucioos of ering. “Oh! If ho had died with my unkind- erylhing passing around him. At last nens clouding hi* aon!, never should 1 he aroused him self from Ms retrospection, have dared to hope for mercy from my and asked if he had been sold, end Io Father in Heaven !" said John Locke to whom? The name uf ths planter was his wife, ns they nat talking over the sol given, and the locution of his plantation. An expression of agony, succeeded lw.4 cmn event that had threatened their lives with a living trouble. “Never, now 1 a cloud of despair, passed over the man a have tasted ‘.he awcetneas of forgiveness face; but without speaking, bo walked —never agnin will I cherish revenge or quietly into the middle afthe street, end 'unkindness towards the erring; for there before any one could divine his motive, I is new meaning to my soul in the word* or anticipate his intention, he’drew-a ' of our daily r prayer, and I see that I have pistol, which he had concealed upon hla 1 only been calling judgments upon myself person, and placing the muxxls to bisfor1 while 1 have impiously asked, ‘Forgive head. pulled the trigger. ' Tbe upper part of bis band was fhirly US our trespasses, as we forgive those who blown off; and he fell a mangled curpee 'trespass against no? ’’ In the crowded thoroughfare. The bondsman was free. Stiioda bed MeteapsTchosls. 8.8. Prentiss once gave a magnificent saved him from Slavery. rebels, as if the latter had anticipated tbe arrival of our distinguished guests. Our dinner to some friends, at a hotel in friends were disappointed, and so were Vicksburg. Early in the evening a stran­ we. for we expected a general engage ger entered the room by mistake. Pren moment about tbe body ; but no nnepiL menu But the rebel pickets soon re tins cmurteously invited him to join the icd, no one bestowed more thought upon Before' Inng the stranger guest treated behind their breastworks and tbe mrty. the heart-broken, self slain husband and wgan boasting of how much ho bad drank firing of cannon and musketry soon eeasfather than if he had been a butehered ot. ’ W hereupon the ears of our Govern- during the day—a cock-tail here, a ed. A few asked, “What the devil was the smasher there, a Jullp in this place, a (ff saluted by the matter with the nigger?” Others oh; of «Bd 8ttl - .were ------•ling In that, and so nn, apparently with­ served: “That tbe nigger must have T.’ under tbe leadership nf Henry T. Hirst, out end. At length Prentiss interrupted been crazy;’ and the Texas planter swore him: of Clarkstown, Michigan. • roundly—seying. “D-n tbe cursed “Sir," said be,“do you believe m tbe • • • • • • ' darkey. I could have sold him for two Firing has been going on dally and doctrine of metewpayebosi* 1" thousnnd dollars. I’m juat no much out ‘•1 don’t know.” was tbe reply ; and I nightly, at.iotervala, during Abe last week. of pocket. If he’d come to life again, 1 d But tbe rumor is afloat that Corinth is don’t see thnt It ha* anything to do with ■give him forty lashes.” evacuated. Nevertheless, as 1 am writ- what we were talking about ’’ But the crowd went hurrying on, and «h hat.” rejoined Premise, “muchting heavy firing is being beard on our the negro, and the great tragedy, left. But it is by our forces, and 1 bear very meek. 1 have firm fait in that doc­ nnd grander and more awful than “Othel­ no response. This is a critical moment trine. I believe that in the nest life er- lo "were forgotten ; and tbe heroic mar­ 1 assure you. Still IfCdrlnih be evacu­ ery.man will be transformed into the tyr was hauled away like a poisoned dog.. ated nor boys will fael.dtMppointed and thing for which be has beat qualified himdiesatfofiod. If onr m?n /bad their w»y •dC Jn that life you, sir, will become a we should all be In Corinth to-marrow night, nr in kingdnm come. We hope corner grogcory."____________ to see Corinth first, however. . Ong - of tbk M&uatn. th. w„rU. To HrasANWL—Remember that Jove iatbt best «*f all medicines far women, and that no wifq’etrpw ever corrugates while she lives B the sunshine other hus­ band’s heart Her ibnuwnd and <>nu liule vexation* earea are eiceedlngly « banstive, and you muat not forge*, that naw carriages and dtesses will fail tn lie *M making eulti.iwd on llm mok otfki»h.i«ri “Udta »»<l Mr. An lri^< Mkwr, pulltag oS a « fell, ^pPDLariVUS , �HASTINGS BANNER. Phillips Mid be “wanted in kills Fair 0 *u vae* «B«« » VetnUay atnlM, Jtitll, ttt2. OXSAT ■OUN-BOCT FKBT. Haviso ix rma, cimoxx ©mt outran, oriut axd with eras .rt'aYoel, without tilings before you is to fet you know that they have a new definition fur ths word treason. ft Hereafter whenever you bear one of these Northern veceah papers talk­ ing of Republican and Abolition traitors, you will know express a condition of things tble, and as such, are entitled abstract, gives no license for tbeir prosti­ tution to purposes mainly selfish and re­ gardless of justice or principle. tVben “Conciliation” means accessory to crime, either before Or after the fact, we eschew the word. This principle might appro­ priately be applied to tbe unhappy con­ dition of our country, io its present want of harmony, but we propose briefly to it is never advisable to “do evil, that good may come." that they men man wbo are in favor or putting down the ro bellkxr. ' State Female Coxvicts.—Tbe Detroit Trihtnt, in a recent article, stated that it is contemplated by the State authori­ ties to remove the female convicts from the Penitentiary at Jackson, to the House of Correction in Detroit assigned fur this change Tbe reason waa, that they It is Dot even politic to countenance a wrong or any deviation from principle, only in a very restricted surroundings improved in the latter city, ness, an expense to the State, nnd injuri­ ous to themselves.” To this the Jackson Citizen replies, emphatically contradicting tbe statement, and temporary point of view. This state­ and, of tbe female convicts aaysjbere are ment bolds good aa well within political only eight in the Prison, and there is no organizations as elsewhere. intention The party to wfiieh we belong, bad its origin nnd organization,, in a principle,or act of prin­ of removing them. “They make all the shirts and sheets fur nearly five hundred male convicts.” “All the We claim that no man can be mending is also done by the same females. a Republican, neither baa he any right to “They are in a building by themselves, ciples. be ctuuidered one, who violates a prom­ under the charge of a matron, and no one inent principle of that party, or who aids is allowed entrance without her permis­ in building op or disseminating tlie views sion,” and “in tbe prison they can of a party in opposition to it. The Re­ difieulty only see out into the yard." party differs from all other publican parties, having been called into existence, EgT^The Fortress Monroe with corYes- and attaining to giagantic proportions, pondent of the N. Y. Tribune, under date mainly by the retractive force of a just of June 8, says that several gentlemen . principle. And wa much mistake the who were on tbe fie Id during the battle of temper of the masses of that party, if the Chicshcminy, place our loss at from they do not insist upon a strict'-adhere- six to eight thousand, and that of the en­ ance to its principles, by its organs snd public servants. emy much more. They will not hold any Congressman or lesser officer guiltless* tor ftsRRow Escape.—John Roberts of a departure from the old landmarks ; and Co. K, bth Michigan, at tbo late battle, will not and ought not to bold any man had a small pistol in his left side pants guiltless who glcftes tfver such departure pocket. under tbe plea of “conciliation.” bis pantaloons, and molded itself around We hold it to be not ohly our duty, but in A minnie ball passed through tbe lock of tho pistol, where it remains. accordance with the dictates of true pol­ Mr. Roberts lust a finger by icy, to hold such departure from princi­ shot the next ple up to public contempt and execration. We will have no political fellowship with any man who has no principles or sym­ pathy in common with the Republican party, other than to accept a fat office when offered. Such, we believe also to be the sentiments of the greater part of tbe Republican party, and wbo must look with contempt upon any public journal which lacks either the courage or the in­ tegrity to condemn an abandonment of principle by a public servant, elected by tbs Snfrages of its party. The Semi sccesh organ of this village Uns attempted to prove that the Republi­ cans are traitors, and not the Democrats. Tbe editor make* as bad work of bis task as menrto generally when they draw on tbeir imagfoatiom) in lieu uf facts. He claim* that the reason traitorous Repub­ licans are not incarcerated in military bDr know that Secretary Staxtox was plhecd in the’Cabinet for that very pur­ pose, andtha’t he has not been able" to catch a trahor ftepiiblicau yeti Again, be says that “all that class of men who belong to tbe Chandler,Lovejoy and Wendell Phillips school cannot be lookup upon in any other light than as t lai tore to tho Government." thia, be quotes To prove from - Phillipa’ language tttnt shows Phillips to he opposed to the views of Chandler, Lovejoy and ell other Republicans who sustain the administra­ tion, Ahua controverting his own logic. The Pioneer claims that the language <if Phillips is treasonable, and if uttered by a Democrat, would consign Fort Warren. him to Although we disagree with Phillip*.' logic, on many points, propose to show what his we views are, as shown by tjiosc extracts, in order to show our readers, what seoeah call treason. in the first quotation Mr. Phillips finds fault with tbe Republican Administration and condemns its policy because he thinks its course w UI treason ? prevent Union. Is that Sacesh ©alls it treason because PhilMps wants a course adopted which •hall crush out the rebellion. Further on, Phillips complains of Me Clellan because hi* policy only lends to disperse tbe rebels into guerilla ’bands, instrod of crushing them in tbei r entrench ®e»ta.' Of course, aecesb considers such seNtimenta treasonable. Phillip* Oowmcndx Buller because be w$*ot permit his w4diers to be buffeted letter bv the prize eaptured off this pUee ►which is on its «•> northward. Tber liintweii quite Important. Oat g«»boats are within four miles of Charleston, Martinsburg, June 4. Reliable staterneats from Strasburg by-wsy Watunu Inlet, and we all expect •ay that Jackson’s whole force, with bis soon to attack it” Tbo 7H*u«e, editorially, says : “We train snd prisoners, succeeded In passing through towards New Market. The fv learn through a private channel, irnwhiefi ring elf Munday was an attack of Gen. we confides, that the Unitirisio of ’Texas Wo under­ Milroy on Jackson's rear guard at Fish­ will soon be heard from. er’s Hili, a strong steatogetic point, a mile stand that-their arrongemewtn-fnr resto­ ring their state to the Union, have been and a half south of Strasburg. From tbe beat information attainable, quietly matured, smd that they have, ere the enemy held his ground and resumed this, thrown the old flag to the breeze, his retreat during tbe night. Il is report­ under the lend of Gen. Sam. Houston. ed that Jackson’s advanced guard was at We cherish strong hopes thst the rebel* New Market on Monday night. Gene­ ofTexas will noon turn up missing, and i rals Smith and Longstreet were In the that ‘Old Sam’ and ‘Uncle8am* will have i We await furvalley with 15,000 men, but tbeir exact possession of the State. tber tidings with lively Interest" position wss not known. MEMPHIS TAKEN. could be profitably employed and their whie in Jacksun, they “live a life of idle­ consider It in an Inter partisan sense. HIlHir WAR Nil .. wia u I. MeCMl.»'. «uo rounded at the OF THX H’J On the 10th ult, Gen. Butler sent Capt. Shipley and a squad of men of the 30th Man. Regiment to the office of the Hope Insurance Company, in New Or­ leans, fur the purpose of seizing $800,000 in specie stolen from the United States MJnt and secreted there. M. Conturic, Council oftho Nelberland., was in pos­ session of tbe office, nnd claimed that (he specie was under his charge as Consul — He refused to give up the keys of the vault, whereupon his person was search, cd and the keys taken from him. In the meantime be was nut allowed to leave the office. Die money was carried off, and M. Conturie presented a long state­ ment and protect to Gen. Butler on the subject. On the 12th insU, all the for­ eign Consuls, eighteen in number, entered a formal protest against tho treatment to which the Netherlands Consul had been subjected, as contrary to tbe trcaV ics existing between tbe governments they represent aud the United States.— To this document Gen. Butler replied ths same day, remarking: “1 am grieved that, without investiga­ tion of the facta, you, Messrs., should have thought it your duty to take action in the matter. Tho fact will appear to be,and easily to be demonstrated at tbe fironer time, that the flag of tho Netberanas was made to cover and conceal property of an incorporated compruy of Louisans, secreted under it from the op­ oration of the laws of the United States. That the supposed fact that tho Consul hod under the flag only the property of Hope Co., citizens of the Netherlands is untrue. He bad other property which could not by law? be bls property or tbe property of Hope & Co.; of this I have abundant pruff in my nwn hands. No person can exceed me in the respect 1 shall pay to the flags of all nations and to the consulate authority, even while 1 do nut recognize many claims made under them ; but I wish it most distinctly un derstood that, in order to he respected, the Consul, his office and the use of his flag, must each and all be respected. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant, Bxxj. F. Bvtlk*‘ Major General Commanding. The following dispatch wns received at the War Department this P. M. that •178 to 1200, WOOL J.S. GOODYEAR 4 CO. Hutinp, Jane S, 1881 jri ... F-.taie ot Orville Fbelp*. PROBA 0 ONPXJt—8TATE OF MI OHIOAN, jelltsl bounty of Barry, m. MORTGAGE SALE. of Probata. । io tho matter of tha estate of Orville Phalpe, of Michigan, to Joeepb Bibler.of Marthall,Caiboon Tho regular packet Plntte Valley, the away tbeir arm*. A farmer says that, when Beabregard learned that Col. Etlibad cut the railroad on his line of retreat, he became frantic, and told his men to save themselves the best way they Could. We eaptured nine locomotives, nnd a discovered lying nenr Memphis During the night the rebel fle^l moved down the river, and by daylight tlmv were out of sight, but half an hour aftcrwaid tliey number of cars. One of the former is already repaired, and Is running to-day. order thnt I S H. W. HALLECK, H^|.-Gen. ComtnudiDg. Corinth, June 5. loOt ba virtue uf the etetute. and • puwer o| aalc ccoteibte in Mid murtgAge, tbe p.-«ui*e» dc«crib«d tbcreiu, tn wtt_ tli» mirth-welt niiartrr nf v’ e. tu tha Ligbaat Tillage of Haading the Circeft Dated, M».v so, Iruli. ' HORACE J. PEMBINA CO., SIX* allsx, a *•**■“'“-nr- 8. C. HUKDU Judn« of Probate. jelO CHANCERY SALE. were seen coming back formed in line of TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for battle. Our gunboats had in the mean­ tbe county of Burr. In chaocery. time weighed anchor nnd, fitllowed by several rams, moved slowly towards the I’KHXir L cox a KO. fftfr/ufaat. General Halleck moved bis quarters rebel fleet, when a shot came from tbo N pursnance .ad by virtee at ■ decree of tha here to-day, occupying a house formerly Little Rebel from a rifled gun at long Circuit Court for thaeoanty of Barry, in Chaurange, but fell within a short distance of occupied by Bragg. General Thomas oerr. tn.de on th. thirtieth |SMk) day of.OetuMr the gunboat Cairo, which wns in advance. in the year at our Lord one tbouMod eixht buaoccupies one formerly occupied by Beau­ Die Cairo replied with a broadside.— drcJ and ■ixty-une. in a eartein c.u.e thrtoin regard. ' p< iidinr. ubareia Ctteries E. Hmith i. compl.iuS<«« tho engngernent became general at The enemy are reported 80,000strong uit .od Phillip Lecn.rd i. dcJendsat: NoUce i. long range. between Baldwyn and Okalona. The rams had in the meantime ad van At last accounts Pope’s advance was this aide of the Twenty Mile Creek, and ccd, and the rcliel ram Beauregard, being the enemy’s rear guard on the south side, some distance in advance, was singled out by the Federal rams Monarch and Queen still retreating. An English officer who deserted, says of the Weal, each striving to be first to strike the rebel craft. high Confederate officers told him they The Monarch succeeded in striking her left there one hundred and twenty thous­ and strong, but when they arrived al amidships, almoat cutting her in.two. causing her tn fill nnd sink immediately DGOnville 50,000 has deserted, mostly in tho channel directly opposite to the of Michigan, containing airbn acre* of land, more | Alabamians, Louisianians and Mississipor It**. HARMON SMITH, I city.. pians. ' n n r<mrt Coa>mim.oner. At thia juncture, the Little Rebel made B*m-« * Dstok. Solicitor* for Complainant McClkllax’s Headquartxrs. 1 n dash at the Monarch, which by this Dated, June », 184ft. Jell Thursday Evening, June 5. f time was hi tho midst of the reW fleet, [Blgntd] HALE. VESTEEN 47B BROADWAY, N£W YORK :r or Marry, noinrn me rroww uwcc, >» r’illag* of on Tuesday “»« »«**• J‘J of ..... «k. r nri. aavht liund- first boa'.through from Memphis, arrived required to eiancy certain Real Eetate in aaxl thia morning. *1 petition der.cribtd. to the »aid pet tionrr. ill purThe flotilla of five gnnbnsts and eight ruaueo of a certain contract ■tledrad to have been rams left Fort Wright at two t-’clock on Thereupon M i» ordered that Thursday morning. Finding no obstruc­ day of Jul», A. D. iMi, at ton tions nt Fort Randolph the flotilla passed on, and at eight o'clock Thursday evening I the gunboats anchored two miles above Memphis, the ram* remaining a short distance above. A reconnoissanro made prayer of the petitioner ahmdd not the discovery that the enemy’s fleet, con­ t — - ■ 4 - - - A , I, a sisting of the following vewls: Gen. VanDoro, flag ship ; Gen. Price, Gen. hearing thereof, by eauaing a copy of tbi Bragg. Gen. Loval, JeffThnmpmtn, Beau­ to be publiabed io the Bastian Hanner, «r n.— regard, Sumpter and Little Rebel, were ____ ___ ..ia Halleck'* Headqnerten, Just 6, 1862. To E. M. Staateo, Bee’y of War: Gen. Pope, with 40,000 men, is thirty miles south of Florence, pushing the eno my hard. He already reports 10,000 prisoners and deserters from the enemy, and 15.000 stand of arms captured.— Thousands uf the enemy are throwing AYER’S CATHARTIC I A severe storm ha. raged since Tues­ day, and lasted the whole of yesterday. The Chickahoininy rose to an unprece­ dented highth. Trains from White House to the battle field were detained, but by a skillful movement of the latter, she dropperl out of the way, nnd tho blow intended for her struck the rebel boat Gen. Price, taking nwny her wheel, ma­ king it necessarv for her to run ashore, when she sent a shot which, uufortunalely for the rebel*, struck the rebel gun Iwwit General Lovell, rendering herunmaungeable. Immediately afterward* she was run down by (he Queen of the WesL and the telegraph line prostrated. All information shows that the rebels suffered terribly in the late battle. All carts, furniture, cars, omnibuses, &c., were impressed for carrying tbe dead and wounded from the field. Hotels and private bouses were occupied ns hos­ pitals. * The rebels opened with artillery this CHANCERY SALE­ TATE OP MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Ctiart for tbe county uf Berry-in Cb»acery. S Phillip LtotarJ, Defendant A broadside from the Benton took ef­ fect on the *idei( of the Jeff Thompson, when she ran ashore and was anon after morning from five different pointe. Three of our batteries replied.causing the rebels in flames and burned to the water's edge. Four reliel boats having Ucon disabled the remainder of their fleet retreated down the river, pursued by our b<mts, fi­ ring as they advanced, resulting in the Cairo, June 6. capture of the Sumpter, Bragg nnd Little Fort Wright ia evacuated. We are Rebel, which hnd been abandoned by now in possession. most of their erews. • ■ Tho flotilla has passed Fort Randolph, Capt. Montgomery, the flag Officer, cn route for Memphis. and moat of the officers and men succeed­ Fortress Monroe, June 5. ed in making their escape into tbe wood* The first boat load of wounded from on the Arkansas shore.' The Federal ram Lancaster was st ruck tbe recent baUle near Richmond, arrived here on Tuesday on tbe steamer, State of by the Beauregard early in the fight and Maine. slightly disabled. The steamer Mystic arrived this morn­ After the return of-tbe gunbnata from ing with 241 prisonees recently captured pursuit, Cbmodore Dnvi* sent the follow, by General McClellan, including seven mg note to the Mayor of the citv : officers. U. S. Fug Stxamxb Bkxtok, 1 Newport News has been abandoned ns OFF MKMPilJS Juuc 6. ) a military post, and the ordnance stores Sir.—1 have respectfully to request are being removed to the Fortress. you will surrender the eitv’nf Memphis Rolla, Mo., June 5. to the authority of the United States, Cols. White and Vanselling, of the which I have the honor to represent. ' rebel army, and Jas. Massey. Secretary ofStgte under Calib Jackenn. together with about twenty ordinary rebels, were In reply, the Mayor said, “your note captured at Oroville a few day* 8ince. to retreat after a bot fire of two hours. We.lost one killed and two wounded. McClellan'. Headquarters, June 6. Two deserters just In, report «en. Joe Johnson seriously,if not mortally woundthrough the groin, by « Mini* ball during tbe late battle. Gro. G. W. Smith now A pontoon bridge, replacing the bridge burnt by the rebels, was completed, and part of General Fremont’s force croseed this morning. It rained hard all night and day • tbe river roae-12 feet in four hours bringing down great quantity of driftwood and heavy timber, which find. ly parted tbe hr^ge la toe middle. The riKW.", MORTGAGE SALE. r^5TJ3sru,-~''' in bis subserviency to slavery nnd slave or _tl .L _ . ■ elected as republicans he is tbe only1 one or .nth. m„7„ elected aa remibllenn. h. I- .*,« * __ base and false enough to vote against reconsidering the emancipation bill. The motion to reconsider was made, it will be f'ir ll” PnrP°“ <>f ™«nr?ing tbe bill and making it tew stringent— But Granger voted kgainst giving the loyal men of the country the opportunity of touching the alaves of rebel, in any । shape. His sympathies are dearly with । the traitors, and be bos become one of the 1most obsequious defender* of slavery__ }' ■Detroit Advertber. I iinauguration of Mr. Buchanan, U Is now, isaid was a rart nf th. ~: ' .... .“ i < । ’ out reserve. w. n*.W’i' * m’™' Soliclfof. for Cirtnnlwnnrt. ’ n“tinn. Jw»e s, 186 X. jJn । rot- S«-Av»ar.—Bradlej F. Granger U In a fair way to rival tbe great leader of tbo doughface Dsmo^ lugaof Haatinga. that beiar the nlaZTft- k raev—the notorious Valandigham himself into the s*»toA,J.«7. inc® number leu [10] wrU^ conUininr eighty ■ « HAMON HMfrH, I has been received. In reply, 1 have only to say that, as the civil autharitie* have no means ofdefcuce, by force of cfantustanecs the eity is io your hands.” commands. Other information corrobo­ rates this, also that the rel»el loss ia esti. mated at 10,000 killed wounded and miaafag. No material change has occurred in the enemy’s position. How Mm. Gm. Lii was Capturkd. A contraband, wbo left Richmond vextenfay, says the eity was in a terrible daughters were captured on Saturday, state of confusion. There were no troops near Hanover Court House, twenty miles in the city except those performing guard from Richmecd. They had retired to a duty. There wero no signa of evacuation, and farm bouse, fearful that Richmond would be bombarded, and a scouting party of every thing, shows the intention of deter­ our cavalry, happening to visit Hanover, mined resistance. were infimned of tbe whereabouts uf Mrs. Fremont s Headquarters.Mount) Lee by a contraband. The old lady pro­ Jadcson, Va., Jnne 6. f fessed to be biehly indignant, and her The further pursuit of Jackson has daughters rood ow duMierv a lecture on , been impossible to-dny, owing to the rise chivalry to wom'eo. Of course, such be- th* dwelling, and the female* toid 25,000 For which tte hlghert mwket price will be p.id - ’ t IN O-A-STI. Cairo, Juno 8. Washington, June 4. Several more will be in running in a few days. Tbe result is all could possibly desire. aifiO CASH, Hew Advertisement*. 7 ij- ‘ *“*•. juuw g. mortgage sale UKoctiAu, w. x �Jforal awH IfiisitllMtoiis. J... S. omcui run ar amr ooovrr. cases: uf every n snd slier Mnaday, May Sth 1BS2, Passed. Jr n7r“Snn‘‘."1 Ccatral Roilmad will leave Battle Creek aa foUewa; O Day Exp res*. . Night Expreaa. 140 P.M . I10A.M. LlVTi Bohtivaio °< >Suu, member of ron,.et,oe or Legahtura, or Jodn of enr cooK of the QmfeJJr.u, BuUsr, " autee, or wbo Urla, bold to office of Uid. “ honor, inw p„,6t ln Utlud Slater Uell thereafter bold office la tho - eelW Coofeder... Stat-, or^f “LOW PRICES ................. 14.00 ,«ia <m @15 to "ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY SPECIAL NOTICES- OOWN.” VERMIN. THE Advertiser having been restored a lathe for turning boe-hmidlca. We un­ ses of convict labor at Jackson, to furnish a hundred thouaand of these handles. without a READ TBE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Tbo only object of tho advertiser fa Proacnplion, •• *® benefit the afflict The Key West correspondent of the Erprte* states that the frigate Potomac had arrived from Vera Crux with the in­ formation «f the complete defeat uf the French, and their retreat to Vera Crux. first- To To To To another These instruments are unaur- To To P—in beauty of tone, fine touch, and general finish. Come and See I! Wllliau.aburg, I—vLj “H yr*, and mor* a*t*bliabodjn N.York. City. fW by----- th* City Post Office. f’aad by----- tbe City Primm* sad Station Boom* Prize Paetry. ----- the City Hotels-, AatoF-3»- Ntafa- Dettruy-------- lints, R<mches, &C. Bettroy--------Mice, Moles, and Anta. Dettroy——Bed-Rugs. Bettroy-------- Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c.. Ate. Dfttroy-------- Mosquitoes nnd Fleas. Dettri.y------- Ittaccti on Plants and Fowls. Dettruy-------- Insect* on Animals, die. bettroy-------- Every form and species manufacturer* aro well convinced of this, nnd as far os tbeir interest is concerned, would not be a»»rry to see two million hales destroyed in the planting region during tbe coining summer. The con­ Diaeaae disarmed—no luni[er kDla, Since we are bleaacd with Ussucs’s Fills. Wool! Doctor*. Single eopi«a may be had of th* author C. A LAMBERT. Eaq., Green point. Long lalaad, by enduring a poat-prid addrci^-d eeldop^ Address CHARLES A. LAlfBERT. Bi?. my21m2 Greenpoint, Lotig Island, X T. Mr*. C. Tvbow, 11 Christopher Street 5. Y., writes : "Feb. SO, I860.—I have been nMeet to attacks of Aathcis the laat twenty year*. 1 kava never found anything equal to HENRY R. CORTAR—We are aelling rear preparation* rapidly. Wherever they have been used. Rata, Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear repldlr. Ecna A Srocrraa, Drogyata, Darling’! Liver Kegulaor. WE ARE NOW ON HAND Darling's JLifc Bitters, OWOB® ARMIES. “Coatar.” “Coster’s” Bed-bug Exterminator. “Costar'a” “Costar’s” Electric Powder for Insects,&c. BEST sAssortmoDts of We hare’ every kind of good*, such as I did no and found llto operate admirably. ram­ tag the bil^aud^arvusing the liter to activity. 1 FAMILY MEDICINE. CAUTION ! ! ’. ■ To prevent the public bring impornd upon by .^ariaaj and ffiyUy Per- ®©<OTS & Examine each box. battle, or Bask carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but “C*star’s.” GROCERIES DRY GOODS 1 ! GROCERY, SALOON. -Ajsru MILLINE BY HARD-WARE I steamer Julia Usher, at Liverpool, took on twenty field piece* and carriages, and was io sail on tbe 80th ult, with a cargo uf warlike material, fur some Southern port. Tbe ateamer Memphis, which Shleffrlin Bro’a A Co. Herrick’s traband cargo. Three other ateamer*. tbe names of vt hich hare not been furnisb- Week* k Pottar. Also all wholesale Druggiat* Chicago, HI., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mieh., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., DRY GOODS! of every description Stacks of nW health OTWKD STATSS. Clothing As low as the loweat,s/’or Cath or ready pay only. Or Cold Lunch if deaired- CROCKERY! TEA OR COFFEE, CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, SAR­ DINES, of tbe HASTINGS, MICH Ax- Also, Ice Cream and Lemonade. Board will bo furnished by •Thb Latut Form of Ammxcax BOOTS* SHOES, tbe day or Ao., HT SOLD OUR GOODS BY Lastly, I am prepared to Shave the Facet Unusually Low! or Cut the Hair, of old friends Ever ahown in thie Market, wiuch or Dew customers. And, finally, if you desire advance from ‘•J GOOD BARGAIHf or *CLKAg SHVAE," ROBEBTS A STRIKER, Just call at tbe sign of tbe tbo Barber Puh Pole on* door east of H. A. Goodyear’s Hard NEW YOKE COSTS. «>« «-»? I”-* A. H. HANNAS. n*4 Bi rr»H etarrge, : ia held <«nt HP Dcm’l fcil to give as a call. ALL KWD0 OF GRANT * BP. J. r GOOBTBABfo Co. ny each box . . WB *ra i Tin F1 M arran ted superior to Il ■■ is any Mil before MwpuMie. •TaLLsasMri, Law' Coi.ktt, .. . Florida July «, ri*0, JsiSs effect of your Sugar Coated l*ill* M my ctangfclsr. Ear three ycanAeta* been affected with,a Mioua derangement of tbo system, asdly impaiung her health, which has been ateodily failingdurit^T Warm Meals et AU Hours! ,ed us,.ana also loading fur the same er­ rand; A gunboat was •fnunebed nt Ln/ahi’s dock yard in Liverpool, on the 15th Pills. AND FAMILY GROCERIES groceries Kngar Coated Harral.Riadt A Kitehen Bu»b,GaIa A JtaMaeee. M. Ward, Ctaae A Co. McKiaaoe A Bobbin., The subscriber ia now prepared to sell sailed on the Hlh ult. from the same port, Also had on board a valuable con­ Pat ap In 60 cent and >1 Botltea east. [no«7 8bj] All Wuolual* Dataoiara in tbe large cities. 8om* of th* Wbsksalc IgeaU !■ New Y«rk City. DBcaamn,'a*oauM.STOB*uuu*s** and Rstailbss gaaerally mail Covxtst Towxa and V.illams BOARDING-HOUSE torour direction*, by mail or upama, peat pail A D^N’L 8. DARLING, 102 NranuSu, New York. in A co. | (ouod kt ell boere, ready to perform all tabor* ol hi* proleaaion, such aabHAVlNG, UAUt-curma shampooing, ar 1 Loir-dyeing, on tbe abort** UOUM A H. HANNIB. and waautirajgaiirrd. 1 have had no atiarkainco" D. Waatervelt. E*q„ of South 5tb. near sth SL, WilHannburgli, L. £, writs*; "AaguatJLtator— Haring been troubled with a difficulty ta tba Lire andtobillOua attacks, 1 waa advised, by*, found. ‘dXbLING'S liver regulator. “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, dec. Exterminator. Bost,,, Miss. Shaving Saloon! It ia a thorough of Brooklyn, write*: "Friarwary ay last I had a certr* attack ofFile* me to tbe bouac. 11ock *•* bot- —..... , --- Z\ 1K60. which cc tie of Hal'lMxon*Co. r VofBE Wand EUof S W KBaa. W, N, Range 10 W, 148 95-100ths acre*. Lhe west half of B W^o/Bk. 1», Town 10 W, 74 14-100th* acre*. Title warPhiladelphia, Pa. Apnly to T. W. Doyt A Co. I Robert Sho pr2*4t JOHN DORR, IL H. Fahenitock A Co. | French, Rli Scottville, Monroe Co., N. Y. with one of tbe LARGEST and Aid for thr South. The Union sucscases have not stopped tbe rebel ngenta in England from their work of fitting out steamers Inden with valuable cargoes to run the blockade. By private advice* -we learn thnt on the 'i5th of May, the iT- in affording immediate relteC Uver and. MlltoW rateady." Which we offer at Wberlre A Hart. Jam** 8, AsptaweU. Hogan A Alien. Han. Ruckrl A Co. For Sale! GOODS. “When Gen. Fremont was at the West, ills most secret dispntdica to tbe Presi­ dent were sent io Magyar, which was as good as a cipher, since no traitor knows the tongue.” Whnt a proud compliment to the na­ tive tongue sf Kossuth—“No traitor knows tbe tongue!” their own comfort a* well m making tbo children »ick.. 8be sfcyssbe will.undertake (His Rtndlev. Kaq.. 1!S East »U» Street, Jt. T., write*; Aqg.13, IHiO.-I hada difficulty with lb* Sidnev complaint three yean,-with oonstant pain in the small of my hawk. I had used most all kwda of medicines, but found no permanent relief until A largo stock of -------- OF--------- SPRING & SUMMER DARLING'S LIVJiR RUG ULA TOR it broke np my erid and favor at once. Fravfon* to tbis attack, 1 had beau troubled with dyspepaia asvera! month*: I have fait nothing of it since?’ FROM MORE GRAIN and provision* aro dMtroysd nnually in Grant County by vcnnl*. than would *y for tuna of thia Rat and Insect Killer.— Lan- RP" Put up with Ebglish, Snuish, Ger and French directiona. Price SI cent* per A 80 F^fcRER.—Published a* a warning, and Tn* HufOAKtAxa.—It ia stated os a curious but authentic fact that n<» instance is on record of a Hungarian who has fitvpred the Southern rebellion. Probably every other respectnbl cnationality is rep­ resented in the rebel rank* to day. But Hungarians sre lovers of liberty the world over, and all who fight arc found on the right side in our revolution. A correspondent of tbe New York Timet Bon. John Croa* write*, •'Brooklyn, March 16 I960. In the apring of 1859 I took n severe cold —1 * - » - • t *— ■*----- triad poiaona, but tb«y cffocted aothiuK; but‘Co*VAB’a’ artiolo knock* tbe breath oat of RaU, Mice Roach,,, and Bed-bug*, qnlcker thaa we c*u The confessions asd experiemce of sumption and the production of good* are bntb expected to be very light for sev­ eral months.” open siry and roomy apartments, near Jersy City Ferrr, in New York, as a “Nursery for infanta and s stopping place for-chiMren,” so that mothers wbo wish to visit New York, for pleasure or busi­ ness. eno .leave their children for the day, instead of wearying themselves and their darlings on but days, nnd destroying JUST RECEIVED pleaae call on or addreaa (with return noataga, 1 THOB. F. CHAPMAN. Praetimfaemii, myXImS Ml Broadway, New Yort largest ExTiRpewa.—A Mrs. Mnry Ann Court, of Elizabeth, announces that she will soon LIFE BITTERS, • nOCSF.KKEPERH— troubled with vermin naad Wool! DABLHKFB REGULATOR And now oonaidcr myaelf Entirelynnl,'< Tbeir wondrous work*—tbe paper* 011. Produced by Hnua'i matehluaa pill*, A understoud lo be for the service Confederates.—World, LIVER HVAE WE DIRECT To Eso- To of Vermin. laxd.—The Boston Traveller has this in­ TUE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, teresting statement: ►jff- See “Co«tar’a” advertisements 0* NAXi-rAcruBso into a Good Quality or “In a conversation with some of our in this paper for tbe deitrvelion and utter large New England manufacturers we Or !• net CHsh Dressed, extermination of all kinds and tpeciet of learn that India cotton is getting much in ; Is at tbe New Woolen Factory of Vermin. favor with them, and some of them have sent large order* out lor this cotton, t^gF*S<>1d in Habtixos, Micr., by IN HASTIN08, MICH. preferring it at the present price* to Atncr- Robxkts A- SnuKia, and by the Drug­ •can. They regard it more favorable — Wk. pwk* WM,». ... BUBII Olgists, Grocers nnd Storekeepers generally. ready to do Cnalom Carding by the 20th inat.aud than the English spinnera.sincs tbe^ have for Cloth Dressing and th* MauuCsclure of Cloth liad experience in working it. ' about the 15th of June next. Farmers, read J. S. Goodyear A: Wo will pay the highest market price IX CASH “As to the burning of cotton nt the for Wool, aelivered at onr Factory. South, onr manufacturer* consider it will Co.’s notice of “Wool Wanted.” J. H Tax Bscxt. W. Mauls. operate beneficially to them if one-half Haatlnga, May 12.18tt. - ' of the crop is burned. The stocks of L-’#'1' For Agricultural and other items, good* on hand *re so larye that there is CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND OPXsee fourth page. no doubt of an ample supply of cotton to I TLEM EN. The wbaeriber . ill eendf/kw < edarpf] to all wbo desire it, lhe Recipe and direc­ meet the consumption for many month* tion* fur making a simple VryefabU Balm, that to come, and the manufacturer* will be will, in from two to eight day*, remove Pimple*. lienefitted rather than injured by having Blotches. Th*. 2rwWw. Mlownea*. and all impu­ rities and roughneaa of the Skin.leaving th* nmo the staple come forward fur the remain­ —a» nature intended it should b*-«A etrar. der of tbe year slowly and at very high Tna Cotton Factorim of Nrw pricea. “Some of our shrewdest nnd Ju. L. Braantey, merchant, IM Fatten aireot. Naw York, wntoa, Augnat, 19, 1880: "I haan been afflicted with piles, accompanied with Waack log, the last three year* ; I need IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; In prolan of Haasica'a matchleas Pills. them for the s mall sum n* advertised by column DARLING'S life bittebg New York, June 5. they can obtain Messrs. Grovesteen ds Hale, in FAMILY MEDICINE, Much b^Ur thaa pills, and much earner to taka. —WE STILL- cast* of Ions of appetite, fiatulencr. female weakB«M, irregnlsritica, para in tha aide and bowaia, -“~ “d •— Those preparation* (unlike all otbors) are Hraaica’a PU1*. jgr* Who would be class Pianoforte, when 11 ia a superior nag afccuoa, .nd that draU dioa oa, CbMwnp“xioa» ti> make known to bls follow auffar- Complete Defen l lua pul into derstand he has a contract from the lea­ GRANT & SPAULDING Femovea tha morbid and bilioua depcrita from the stomach and bonelr.. regulate* tha liver and Destroys Inrtaslly EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF CM Barlow, Goodyear and Grant’s aaw.miU, DARLING’S LIVER REGULATOR person who ahell brr^ftar hold u, of. diminishing. Bronson BTTER8, NEWS lor.^n minater. <xXniManer or oouul of the K <.1M ConM.m. Suu. ""'InMho government of R. N. RJCE, Om’I 8upennte*dent. inch Con lederet. SlaUo, or of any of lhe “f‘uch Confederacy ; bul parwona holding State officer, unless appointed ■lnc« the data of the secession ordinance, or unless they shall have taken an oath of allegiance to auch Confederate States ; also the slaves of every person not etn Wool.—This article begins to arrive braced in the foregoing clauses wbo, af­ in small lots. As stated under our Agri­ ter the passage ef thia act, being actually wilfully and without coercion or compul cultural head, the market can hardly be ■ion, engaged in armed rebellion, ehall considered established. The best sale not within sixty days after public warn­ we notice, was of a small lot of extra, at ing and proclamation made at bis discre­ tion by tbe President, lay down his arms forty cents. and return to his allegiance. Among the regular army promotions Dar.—Tbe weather for the past two pending in the Senate, is one promoting • weeks has been dry with very cool nights. Major Robt. Anderson to Brevet Lieut. Wheat and ^ra*s is suffering for the want Colonel for bis evacuation of Fort Moul­ of rain, and othpr crops for the want of trie and removal to Fort Sumter, and to warm weather. The chances for a heavy Brevet Colonel for his gallant defence of wheat crop in this county are constantly the latter fort. Business.—8. . DARLING* person who shell here or m P* B*T <,av^r lVbe ■rroj or nBVy ’ or as I rvsidw.1, Viee-Preeident, member .Hicfaigan Central Bail road. Ok* FOR THE- . fastings JJritt (Lnrrnt. •»" �-.. >1'%^ //. ^jrialtaral Jitms “ =F^ OUSRHOLD. JOHW8 A CROSLEY’8 Hue. Lote of here in Illinois; plenty of com, and egga arv^dNi •ome importance to farmers to determine —Ibev moat be, I eoa.mluion. and a dozen. Illinois is a great country. It is 'wonderful on eggs, and New York Is ■ mighty place Ibr rating up all that UIU Dots can prwducc.—2V. i;. Tlihynt nth, —■ to realize tbe best price for their clips. Wool is undoubtedly likely much better price this season to bear a than last and we are much mistaken if the compar­ ative range of prices it not reversed from last year; being higher during what is usually termed “the wool season” than mr OBIArtSTGLDI IMTBl WOBU>: IB A CLEABMNG 8YRUP m ALL oioamc THE BEST GLUE IN THE WORLD. AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE wnx AMD BQBSB (XF ALL I ii ben- withhasb waizb. WILL WOOD. MEND Bare your broken Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. I your Harnese, Straps, Belts, Boots, Ac. IT WILL MEND GLARB. s places of that sxpenalve ent Gtaae bottle. IT WILL MEND IVURY. MARRIED LADIES. lhe cbUd IT WILL MEND CHINA. Your brokea China Cup* sad Saucmcao be assds aa good as sew. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. during thia period, will cure that dtafrwinjf adv known aa •'Ladle’a Morning >icknejs," £cjal polices. in market especially if your wool ia of a IT baftriaM rad Ytuxo Rica.—Adv odd rice left arter dinner, or prepared for that purpose, may be made out with th« band or a spoon into cakes about an inch thick, dropped into a Sour and egg baUer,r a«dfried a handsome brown in the frying psn, with aitFbmHb d< °f di*c***’ *• a small piece of butter. LADIES i afterward., It is never beet to be tbe first superior grade. American Cement Glue. BADW«Y’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT (Editodul.) It is aa great an error Awstory if Ms ■52^22°’’ WKLLES' Ewrtrasyqf Fra-K. M HTANTON, of Waahtag /.'^—I- MOXTOOMERV BLASt. .r 4—7 al-SUWABnBATtX. AHwwri. TKE JVDKZAKT. Ilwprewro Caart wf tte UaiWd Mates. afo/^-tow-BOBERT B. TANET. of Maryland ^efafcAtofoss-NOAH H^BVAVNE. of t.hie —JAMEri MJW AYNE. of Georgia -JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee -FRTERT. DBirL, to —BAMUKL NELSON, to N. T. -ROBERT C. GRIM, to Pre a. —NATHAN CLIFFORD. toMa. atitatioaal debility,thsra HUa wiUraaurea itiong -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, to Ala. and rigorous offipring. Goer, the Resolvent, taken, will be Lund a quiek . BILLIOC8 COMPLAINTS. •TATE OFF1CEEB. IT WILL MEND PoKCELAIN. and thorough enre. LETTER FROM DR. MALMON SKINNERTATE Of XICBIOAX, I „ I'nUU Caart AUSTIN BlaAIR. Gorrroer. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT among buyers. Never attempt to bold HENRY T. BACKUS. Ptefodentof IhcSe to ashiUitot IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. ’tw'll MEND ALABAS'! hl your wool over, unless your liabilities Bad Cough, Hacking and dry-Cough, Stitching » . . a,.i__ ... V—h^Iaa aaA arm ran'l will permit yeu to bold it until February or Wrenching. Pain, tn the Side. Pain around the Heart, Shortness of Breath, Hard Breathing, ■u* wniw waa»pa«aaa—> a—a»wa ' ■■ ■ • -“Z-r: * ; ’ mwicu ... •>. —- .-.•.-LT—-----lASUrVHU U. J?*5. OBKK I ' Auditor General RV nr March. August and September are Share Pains wbea taking a breath, and all other Ac. I con-idor tbe Ready Rfoirf AtjJ K»gwl«Ung F-* together. EZRA JONEK. Draatv OWEN. Stab /reraurcr, painful symptoms, are quickly removed by the Pills unequalled. Tbs Regulating Tills are mild Il will Mend Bckw, Cnml. Lava, and in JOHN always poor months in which to sell wool •aid county, deceased. JOHN OWEN. State Tr RKNOVaTfNO RESOLVENT. in tbeir operations, and thoroughly effretivv. Ok .nal Klin. JAMES TURNER, Deputy do verified fact everything hut Metal". Tk. ft—. 1-k.* Mnavh tnnairvr*. in lhe west. We could state tbo reasons Ita use will speedily deliver tbe disabled and JOHN M. GREGORY. SapL Public Instruction. disease-atricken sufferer from -/A AMtRlCAB CJOtOiT ’ ASP’cJIft Oft but we presume they are obvious to every A LIVING DRATH, Probate of an instrament in writing, heretofore , j— .ri— it u mtndaJBAJ*ukL rt. UACti, tom r. Btate Land Ofliee. too* wterv U w -*•««« , CYKUK HEWITT. Deputy do filed, in thia court, purporting te be tbe last Will reflecting mind. and testament of aaid deceased. TNUA-OTe| CHARLES BJ’SON. Attorney General. The demand of wool for army doth will Thereupon it-y ordered, that Monday, tbe 30th irr*bould have* aannly of JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General, •ertami CwnratOIra’T-W H- FOUNTAIN. Quarter Matter GraeraL Radway'a Regulating Pill* are .old for Twentybe leas this yesr than last, owing to the day of June, 1309, at’ ten' o'clock, in the fore- edy to,the North American public. Dr. Ranwar w»j determined to teat ita medical power for the five cent* per box. teach box ountauU thirty pilla] fact thst there is already a large surplus by Druggist*.a.Merchants, and atarekeeper*. . J----- I to be the last to offer your clip, if yon desire to sell while competition continues •if this doth in market S .. This fact induces ItXSJ'K.'lAaS&I raws lhe belief that tbe finer grades will be Hastings, and show cause, if any there bo. why the prayer of the petitioners should sot be granted. And it ia further ordered, that the petitioner give potice to the persona Interested in naid estate of the pendency of raid pttlWoti; aud Ibeihearing threof, by causing a copy of this order to be pub­ lished in the "Haatinga Banner.'' a newspaper printed and circulating in said county of Barr}-, tor throe weeks, immediately previous to said day of bearing. j»4 SHERMAN C.PRINDLE, most sought after, ospectally toward tbe doee nf lhe buying season. The high price of cotton goods will naturally have a tendency to advance the price of woolen, but the opening of several eotton ports, and the advance of our armies into the cotton country will have a tendency to counteract this, or al least to make buyers of wool more cautious than otherwise.— On the whole, to our mind, the chances of advantageous bargains are on tbe side of lhe seller wbo disposes of his dip be­ fore the middle of July. Of course it is not in the power of computation to deter­ mine what effect war or peaee may have upon tbe price of wool in the early spring. Those wbo bold tbeir dip until that lime, run great risks. Kill tbo Mitera. The following, from b farmer in New Jersey, may be of intereat to many.—Heuya: ‘'Somti ten years ago I pur­ chased tbe property where I now live.— The former owner, being quite a man for fruit, had set out a large variety of trees. Tbe farm waa noted for produc­ ing more fruit, and a greater variety, probably, than any other farm in the neighborhood. At the time of my pur chase the treca were on the decline. Tbe cherry and plum were covered with black knots, and the ifruit waa wormy _WlMSitoSr- in.fact there is scarcely a family in any of the South American Provinces that is free from Hcrofota, af,u kindred diaeasea it rotis in tbe blood of ail its people, and ha* beeoms established pa a constitutional iufinaitv. and has baffled the skill of tbeir best physicians. With knowledge of tbaae facts Dr. Rahway wan determined to teal *«ADWAY S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. IL IL R. OF THE UNITED STATES!! A QUESTION OF THE MILLION ANSWERED. by RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Qnr Bottle of A3IEBII AM CETIEffT CUE. transmission, from parent to chili, 'hii* Rrca’t power we claim for RADWAY’S KENOVAtIng tenable being who- baa had the least experience medicine taking, or business relations with RESOLVENT; and we religioualy declare that, If in physician*, if thia is sound reasoning. Radway’a Renovating Resolvent to given when the symptoms of any inherited disease are first exhibited, it wifi eradicate the »imr from the I* not recommended by na, nor prescribed for system. In tbe early stages of POiisls or Con- P cities, or tbe moat skillful nbyaiciana have suc­ ceeded In achieving, more than in merely palliat­ ing the snfleringa of the patient, which Kadway’a Hcrofala, Lyapopaia, Syphilis, and diaeaaea iadviced by ths injudicious nao of calomel, mercury. Hags, rad show esaae, if ray there be, why the praver of tbe petltiooer aboald not be granted. And it ta further ordered, that ths petitioner give notin to all person* interested in aaid estate of the pendaaey of said petition, and the hearing ; thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and 1 order to be publlebed in the "Hastings Banner,” a newspaper printed and circulating iu said coun­ ty efBarry, for three successive weeks, immedi­ ately prenoue to aaid day of hearing. [A true eopy-.J SHERMAN C. PBINDI.E, myjf Jndge of Probate. ly tUwirni toll eradicate, and aiient a new Irass of Itfo. . A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DR. RADWAT8 PILLS : UU. RADWAYS PIIJS. Florida July IT, law. tbe usual number of buyers. Henry Hart baa arraafratenta iur. purchuing edged bythrara^l■ who have proved Ha unfail­ ing powers on their own person*. Go where yeu win; apeak ef Radway's Beady Belief, in any assetnblaga of persons, acme one or more will bear witness of deriving benefit from it* u»e. IN MILITARY CAMPS. There ia no place so well calculated to teat tho uacfolneM of a apotoflo medtetae as a military esnin. Ftadwav ■ Ilmdv !>■> •- —- ....A THERE BITTERS INCIPIENT (ON.-tMPTK.N. Dr. Dads’ (elcbartri Wise Bitters. Aiaui i A3 A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. No Heal is required in making application | n»“ld^i Sd"i.fa.teZHb7iranK' The expense of applying it is but trifling, as an ordinary Hoof can be eovered and finubed Us ~ rates, as an act ol humrain. »h».i)d rasi । spreading throe truly ratable BITTERS tbe land, and thereby e-aeutially aid in buna । Drunkenness and Disease *raw dug. It can be applied by any one. GUTTA FEMALES. PEIICIIA CEMENT. KrOaliog Malala of >11 Tbe many ecrGfleates which bars bees trader Kind, .bn, rxpomd to Lh« AcUun u> the Weather • . aaid ’ F*r rrmnlM »d Kmlriur Maul «**fs.f»n kGb. •"pp’y. ...................................................... DR J. BOVEE DODS1 Imperial Wine Bitters Bladder, — ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BBEATRING. PLED8HNF. PAIW ” ™E SWB’ Ha0UL1’K’“' wa.m ,utiS:I1!B [RAEV Fl^AND^prUER METAL ROOFS ! *l*!*Fb ,hT ■*«*•« SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. VIOKT ZLi“ ; ' MBtea. acquainted with xheir Agricultural •jsenawaw: , a , .. guttapercha nnurwr A rapid and permanent reatoratioa to health genera! Debility.and for Funfying and Enriching the Blood, are absolute) v iinsurpaMed bv any Strains, Paia in thcKidner*, Wouuda,Pait> in the combined t> s elements of health regurieratiou, strength and life. Persons who suffer with Dyspepsia, Liver oomplrait, Enlargement of the Spleen, Jaundice.kid- all. DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ Imperial Wine Bitten! I Prauc Bcildixub generally, Uuaai Ita twe irtH. in a few annates, rtoteva yon’of pain andJta continued uae carq you of tbe complaint.. CRRONlt RI1 ATI»M- AtiTDftA largely for manufacture--------J — be oibera. From pr it indications entering the -p-- —-t -- ------------------------- -g ones say be true, that tbe prospect for maintaining the starting pricra through the season is not good. This may be a speculator’s trial of RADWAY S RENOVATING RE- four per day, for a week or ten days, will restore one Dollar the freer, bowels, pan erea*, kidneys, and all other organs of the syateni te the healthy performance Wan-rated superior to of tbeir dufies. likely to open throaeaann al considerably IT 18 HUE AXI> WATER PROOF ling bodily ailment I the body invanably and MOST DURABLE RGOFINGi WEIGH FACTS. " every reapet A FIRE. WATER, a PROOF cuveriag for RO< When we tell the public that the use of RAD­ TIME KINDS. * WAY'S READY RELIEF will core the aick of certain diseases: that It will stop pain In a few minutes after its application ; that it will protect Are superior to all purgative or cathartic pills, powders, mineral and seidhtx waters, in the treat­ ment and cure of COSTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, L1VEB(X)MRLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. . BILIOUSNESS. 8ICK HEADACHE, INFLAMATTON OF THE BOWELS. NERVOUSNESS, MELANCHOLY, Tbe beat Family CA­ DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, THARTIC in tbe world, . IN HX HOURS. or means suggested by lhe medical authorities. used twenty yean by fire A dose of from stx to tight of Radway's Regu­ raQUona person, annual­ Pill*, will, in the most dfolreasiug cases of BADWAY’S B1ADT HI LI KF WILL ETOP PAIN ly i slwqya rive aptiafae- lating AMD RKSTORM tioo; eenteFnnotbing In­ Constipation or Coatireness, Duwngrment ot tbe Liver, or other Mends, secure a healthy evacua ­ jurious ; patronised by the principal physicians tion of ths Bowel*. Teraons troubled with Co*and auraeeons in the tiveneas, IndigyatfonXivtr ccmpiaint, Dyspepsia will der.re immeciate braeflt by taking a doss of Union, elegantly coated these Pills. After thoroughly demisinglhe bowels old friends CEMENT HOOFING. bodily and bsaltby body. CHRONIC DISEASE. were fund of fight, in th* early part <»f On On reading reading and and filing filing the the petition, petition, duly duly verified, verified, the summer of 1855 I commenced their । of Milon W al id o rtf praying, --- for-'or -- -item - tlason* destruction. To du this I elevated a Ibsrain set forth, that Admfeistration of said es­ tate mav be granted to William H. Carpenter. brisk blaze about five feet from the Tbarrapon. it ia ordered that Monday, the Klb day of Jana.IMS, at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, bo assigned for the bearing of said petition.and first evening, between eight and eleven that tbs heirs at taw of raid deceased, and all o’clock, the millers destroyed might have other persons interested in raid estate are required hem counted by hundreds''which gradual­ give them a light of thsir own, which has been twlcs in summer. Now for the result; my trees have gradually resumed their former rich green; those knots have fallen from the cherry snd plum trees; and this year the crop of Morrella cherries has base probably as large as they ever were, end that oa trees that were considered worthleee five years since, snd tbo fruit, both cherries and plums, not wormy.”—JEut: County and it* horrible train of concomitants, prevail ia tlie tropieal regions of the^onth.ito s much JTeat- n omens. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. We reply that Radway'a Ready lie] wf chief and which was prepared expressly I* meet the exiPrice 25 Cents per Bottle. crneies of the dteease* aa developed in tbe tropics. most important remedial etflcacy, ia evinced in Estate of William Enton. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Large supplies were sent to Brasi, Hncnos Av res, PNONA TE ORDER.-FTKTY. OF MICHIGAN, Cblfi. Pera. Eqtisdor, Venznet^ Bolivia, New Price 25 Outs per BolUe. Grenada, and to several Islands of tbe Spanish County of Barry «. vrvuv At a seraion of tbePfobateCourt for tbe Countv main, nmln. and was thoroughly tested by Physicians Diaease. like the storm, jiffves unmiatakablr Price 25 Cents per Bottle. and the Priesthood, and is now the official reme go* of it* appr lach. Al Brat lhe threatened dy used by the Physicians, andor the name of Price 25 C^hts I<cr Buttle. ‘•^olutiro Rraoradorde Radway," (the Spanish for Badwsy's Ready Resolvent.) in the treatment Veryf Liberal Rrdecttes to Wbolei Probate.' - ' * •fScrofula, BypbiUfo Uloen Tumor*. Prolapsus It is tn tbis'coudiuon of the system where BadBayer*. In lhe matter of ths estate of William Eaton, way's Resdr Relief will be found all-potent. Its TERMS CASH. adtnini>tt»fion. either internally or externally, aa the seat of pein indicates, will arrest the progress , of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve tbe praying, for certain reasons therein set forth, that and nose, glandular awelnngs, drcp»y, and con­ ; JOHN8 & CKO*LEY, administration of said estate be granted to John stitutional disease*. Such baa been the uuparalIdled anccees of thia remedy in curing these hor­ (Sole Maftofoclurera.) rible diseases in tbe tropics that w* de not hesitate 78 WILLIAM STREET. to promise sll tbs sufferers with scrofula and wonldevv lx with ikkarw. , forenoon, be sasjgtuyl for (be bearing.o(raldpqti- eruptive disease* among onr own people, with Comer of Liberty Street. NEW YORK. WHEN THRKATKNitD WITH liou} and Uiat tte heira at law of raid deceased speedy restoration to sound and permanent and all otherperaoui interested fo> said estate, are health. required io appear at a session of said Court, then Il is superior to all known remedies in popular mrsrer, irpnsw rever, rneuniea Fever. Small Pox. Measles, k'rvsr to be boldeo at the Probate Office, in tbe village use sa s cleansing syrup for Important to House Onnrr*. Chili* and Fever. Hradache, BDliotu Cholic. Diof Hastings, and shew eacae, if any there be. why PURIFYING THE BLOOD, . Imporant to Buildim. arriuoa. Dysentery, ('holers. Cramps*nd -prams, the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. And it ta further ordered, that tbo petitioner and remorina from the skin Pimplea, Tetter,Raab tet Radwsy's Resdr Relief be freely t Important to Railroad Companion. and other offensive marks, and will, In a few days a short time, all palo and uneasiness , give noHee to tho persons interested in raid estate S pure, dear, and raaeals hue of health aud of tbe pendency of add pehUon, and the Scaring aud the threatened disease expelled from tbe sys­ Important to Farmers. ■ to lhe fact snd nsita and bnUianey to the tem. thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be 7b till whom (hit may conetm and it con published in tbe Bastion Banner, a newspaper IF SEIZED a pure and ionorant preparation, all-pow­ cerat everybody. erful to do good, butemver does in>iry. • way ’ * Ready Belief will ensure a speedy cure. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS JOHNS & CROSIJlY’S 8. C. PRINDLE. tbetn down and aupplr their place* with ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. Comity of Barry, aa.—At a sea»ion of tbe Pro­ •hade trees; but disliking to part with the fruit, and oboerving that the enemies wore nt one atnga of existence in tbe Prevent, Sherman C. form nf a miller, my plan waa to destroy hundred and sixty two. Prindls, Judge of Probate. them tohihlfl thia stage. With tbe ob-____________________________ _____ In tbe matter of the estate________ of Marlin_ \ralUcrf aa.. TuWM,,1 T .-.AI. >1.... >rt In viaw, and observing that they I... F Ar Ho l*- i— “id c........ ’aD,T' ly diminished,>o that at tbe end of one week there waa none left I then dlaoont trued my fir* until tbe latter part of the rammer, when I discovered another crop of millers, and again built tbsm a blaze. To the People known to aH phyaiologiata that . SCROFULA, lEpBOSY, SYPHILIS, RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS lbs only vegetable substitute for Calomel. * breakfast nwroreg oetor ' DR. J. BOVEE DOD8’ nXfllPIERilfl’L TOFSg IJOTTZEilB above a jut tribute to yon as frer. Wild kA- for •trewgtfisiag Dar^NpAmMrd.Chwno an. They are tuauufae- RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS, joy a night E1DWAF8 FILLS SjeriM i PAtN.-PAW_PAIN. Hl-m,......... TONIC. MkbiCIMB AMD BEVERAGE. hi Peoria. 111. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE'! BADWAY*8 REGULATING PILLS WWrahW oO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-18.pdf 724c188706c94403da0a8e3ec65651e4 PDF Text Text 2AH l FI VOL. 7. KiirrEN a unm ^fastings Nanuer, - nTT*ffTTTrrr*^"Tni Dortra. 13 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, at merrwos, bammt codxtt, michioam Offlor. corner of Main and Burdick- Streets, Kalsuuuo, Michigan. .■ tkrmh: ‘ ( Afivsanauo. atrEAV"" IBWl! One square, of ten line*, or less, 50 cent* fo th* first, and 25 cent* for each subsequent inser ilon. A libera! discount to yearly advertisers. AU Had* <lf Boot, Qtrtl, HondbUI, Cutatoyoeond When he wd* gone nnd I had ld*ure I put the ,hairy finder Uio zuicroseope nnfl soon discovered, that they were, taken from “ ”* iffiBdin, paid in adranc, otherwise 60 cent* a Hi be added. *" iteb.'kof . Norway riL , Two or three day* afterward, as I was sitting in my consultation room, an old farmer-looking man was ushered in,7'VTell,* said he, ‘ns* thcc looked at them hair.1!’ ‘Y«Al.I»w«rwiJ. ,«nii.a, Ate tk.y sf CASOujrs MASOM. ’ Gleaners in God s groat field of troth, 1 F^W o««® aft«rfc.ltks gsatle Rutb; -st Gather ihc shrares ye tune left behind, Happy my aimpla arealth to bind; , And lay <1 down with modett shame/ ' And go as silently as, I cgne., ii* patient! Where now tha oak is found, . Once slept *n acoro uudsr ground. ' Btayrly the fruit sw lags light in the sua. BL kN Ki of oa ^nftontlj en laid. gistings’ ^usintss Jlirrctorj. Over High Prices, at the DRt/^"'STdAE!!l . ■. ——•<>—— cmirr *4rauldixr, Roberts &- Audarsr th* srorri beeotni* the csk. Uh, try counlsyinon. kal and hue, Enow ye ths riddle I read umo you.! HASTINGS , r Striker, Slowly tb«.fruit swings ripe id th* suaii Slowly, God’s w«rk on sarUt is dona. ■ ■ Slowly- ths great woHd grew and grow; Slower ths growth of lbs good aodSrot. Slow climbs ths oak from the acorn's slitll;' BkwsrcUmbsJwaiidc, from its dark cell rVKALKRH in altktnd* of dry. Roods,grocaries. Ob. tuy cootttrymsn. leai aad tree. This la tbs riddle 1 read to you. IERS. JUST BKCKIYED MASON ALLEN, DREGS AND MEDICINE®, •rfCUeB,ical<’ Ol1*’ Cn“*' 3 phene, Bnrwlnig E1»M, D. C. HAWLEY, .BALER in *11 kind* of Family Groceries. J TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. n n •: Washington, June 11. The bill for the collection of direct taxes in the insurrectionary district*, has become th*'. It provide* for sale of real estate in certain cases, for this purpose, where owners hate abandoned their land to engage In th'e iktbeUlort, and the tamo shan hare been struck off to tho are from th? back of a Norway ral ‘Well,* raid bo, ‘ao they *{e. Thou hut forgotten m*, bttl I. have ,pot forgoltaR theej Doit, fate recollect fae troll for murder At .’the L------- assizes 1 I raid 1 wppld prove* faee,and *o, I have, for them hairs cam. from fa. back of a rat skin my son sent me firm) Norway.’ So fae old gentknutn .was quite satisfied with the proof to which be put me, and I u you may suppose, jtej ^cll pleated that, From, the seventh <4 Agsssiz’s papers •n J^aiural History we take tho foMowing interesting passage on the cries of ani­ mal* . ‘•Tho voice* of animals have a family J character not to be mistaken. AU thei ■ } cauidiR,baric and howl; the fox, th© wplG the dog, have.tho same kind of utterance, though on a somewhat different pilch.— - I Alt the bears,growl,from tho white bear TITTING TO A IT A YR. of the Arctic snows to the small black ' ------------, ’ bear ni the Andes. AU the cats m»aw, Some time ngo being in company with 1 frotn our n,dcl fireside,companion* to tho n medical gentleman whom I wilt call j gon, ni)(} tigers and panthers of tho fur- ^isrrthnii. “The first Michigan troop* the soli of Louisians were • dttaifrmt <of company G, ondw the oootm*o<-of ,Lieetwront Sttrk, aided by joar bumWo share* of tho irop of such persons or fam,- We drew up in aingle file on the edge of Hie* 1* shall be residing on the land.— the dock-, brought the men to cn armed The process of the leases and sale* are to port, and moved alewly upoG the be paid into the Treasury, one-fourth of reluotaut, yet receding crowd. We.made which is ro be paid to the Governor of way for the regiment and they came in any State wherin *ueh land* are situated, shore,loaded their guns with ball; and or tola authorized afccnt, when such insur­ look up their line of march for their com • rection shall be put down, and the people modiou* quarters, iu the bouse built by shall elect a Lcgislntnre and State officers our government, but which ba* who shall take an oath to support the been converted to tho u*a of the rebel*. Constitution of the United Buttes, and sueh fact shall be proclaimed by the Pres­ Tub Chicxahomixt.—The Cbickahotfrident for the purpose of reimbursing the iny River, AH know to be * mnaH stream loyal citizens of said State, or for such in the vicinity of Richmond, which broad­ other purpose ss raid Stat* rony direct, ens end deepens repidly in ite. cow**— and one-fourth shall also be paid oyer to Some lime before it reaches the J*m«* said Stale ns a fund to aid in colonization River, into which it empties thirty ew* or emigration from said State of any free milea above Fortres* Monroe, U » t&ctperson of African descent wha may de­ rhy 4ul and wgacity had .alood suah a queer proof ns this, and more convinced than-e^AT of the value of the microteope.’ Mtee the doctor ended his story, which I havt given as near ah possible in his uwp/word», and upon which I believe a thorough dependence may be placed. Let,ns be patient, with perfect treat; Truth is innuurtalaudGsd is just! ’ oorreroondonL We were oratedI Ifi (clear the dock of the dense crowd whi® । had collected; but from wMm *toaj United States nt vendue. lint not a syllabi* of welcotns bed kMf The Commissioner* proposed to be ap- not ; a single waving handkerchief; JMt l pdfoted may lease tbo same under wch gesture of greeting in all that grim aea of regulations a* will secure proper and reh- 1humanity. Stark led the w*y and took soniible employnjent at Wa^A or1 upon command of half the men; I the other holL Cries of Animals. । Be patted; In GoidVgbod tim». Juslie.lt> Mercy from Wrong shall climb. n new and most-complete assortment of ■II kind-. Also toys candies, ete. ste. Slot* In Cal 1 lorn ■ Block, State »treet. Hastings, Mwb. —, xh •R HASTINGS, BARRY BOUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1862 sire to remove therefrom to Hayti, Li­, . beria, or to any other tropical State or Colony. ’ ‘‘Write me Dowx ah Abolitionist.” —L)r Hunt.form«rjy editorially connectcd with the Buffalo Erprat, writes to that paper from the hospital uf Newport by the tides, and »t the mouth is, •» ^P' pears from the Jame*,.. between two and \ three mile* wide. The CldckahohffnY 5 is the stream whidh Copt. John Smith was exploring when be was tmptumd; tthe warriors of Powhattan. It is bo, ।lieved be was captured some where near ( the scene of the late battle. It will be (remembered that Its bank* ware in toe Nowa; (day* of Stnith as now, noted far fnarahc*. “For the last half hour I havo been Smith < was mired in n sWarap when the busied in writing a letter for b sick sol- ‘ savages pounced upon him.; . dier, and in reading a letter found in tho ' 13T FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Mr. RX£——, wo fell into conversation : c#l R,H| jungle. on the umcs r>f the mkroscope.intbb'man- j ‘•'fliis last n on__________ _ ---------------r.,_____ *.... may seem a strange tuacr- packet of one who died this afternoon. pliu’OBdldnly^: R.oil B,m.« Fuo -Tbi, prailite agement of which he wn* adept. ‘Now.* tiqn, but to atty one uhu Lan listened Poor fellow! He was brought hero yes­ flag has doubtless given rise to many of , said he, '1 will tell you n wlory uf what critically to their sound* and analyzed terday as a convalescent, but wild with the reports of the rebels carrying flags happened to myself—one which 1 think thelr voieea, tta roar of the lion is but delirium, and burned alive with that hot, of truce, and then violating them. It is will illustrate tl»e importance of this in ­ n Rigantic .rniau, bearing about the same -weltering, sweating fever, which has Al*e a full Stock of Jt . ft WEEZE* A ALLE5, described M a small, square, white flag strument tn society, though I was put in proportion to that of a ent ns its stalely stricken so many here. I examined his with sometimes a regimental insyjma, A TTORNEYB ATLAWmwI Solicitari11- Chana very unpleasant situation owing to my and majestic form does U» the smaller, effects — a watch, a bit of newspaper with A eerv. PsrrienteratlerHi-n paid: to Conveyupon the center, and At other* with a Nofttr, mure pdaeeful asoect nf the cat. two flaxen lock* of hair pinned upon it, acouaintance with iL MncidrZ tierlnvrsiigattou of title* to LsumI . green cross charged with stars. It I* light mortage*. Ac. Wi l bv-baPpy I I have, n* yuu know, given a good,deal Yet, nolwithstandir.g tho difference in nn ambrotype with a pretty young girl’s and just the thing to carry. No lielligt6 SttrnfiTo *H c=jl’m ,hr *’ns of thetr profession of attention to comparative anatomy, es­ their size, who can look al the lion, whetl*- face, and a thoroughly good letter, signed ereut laying any claim to conducting a “ftsW;. Court House, n-*tlng«. Mich. I TEA. COFFEE. SFO AR. SPICES. PEPPER, pecially to tho structure of the jiair as it er in his more sleepy mood os he lie- only "Mother and Brother.’’ So they PRUNES. FIGS. RM^ISB, CODFISH: war on honorable prind pies. Miould _ . ______ I'... K.- AllkX. appears under tlio n;1croteope. To the curled up in the corner of his cage, or In go, brave follow*, njartyrs in tho cause adopt an emblstu so well calculated to in feet, ercrv tiling in t’>e Grocery line, »u«h *» unassisted ey*, indeed, all hair appear* in bis fiercer moments of hunger or of of—what? Freedom, free labor, free — ;n I... Ljl.. SamilT nSe. । ■ * deceive.—Atbany Journal. DANIEL COOK, very much alike, except a* it is Jung or rage, without being reminded of the cal! speech! or of a “restoration of our rSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Lend and short, dark qr fair,«traight or curly,coarse And tlii»-U hot merely the resemblance Southern brethren to their former place Far A--ent will attend to tiro collection of “Yova Faaa, Miss.”—A young indy (EXUEXa’-r or fine. Under the microscope however, of one carnjVorous animal to another, for in dur counals,’* nnd of State Rights to (iebtsand all other btiMneSS pertaining to his office. Office tn Goodyear’* block, up stairs. one wasEvcr reminded of a dog or commits foul, unholy wrong! Write from the rural district of Hoasierdon, late­ the case is very different : the white ; no „„„ And CoakiRR Extracts, ly visited Chicago. Getting into a dtff man’s is round, the negro’s oval, the wt,If by a lion, mo down an Abolitionist—not a breaker­ I. A. HOLBROOK, mouse’s apparently jointed, ,fao bat’s jag"Again, down of tho Constitution, but one who, railroad car fur the first time, she took a. “Anain, all the — horses and donkeys a TTORNEY snaComrortor-t "• s',’,e,‘'T 2! . e C-_.. of _C the .I-- donkey is 1. only ..rlu .looking upon the Constitution as he would •cat, while her Iqver planted himself on ged, and so on. Indeed, every animal | nt.|gh ; for the bray A. Clisaccrv. Qssicrsl Land and Tux Agent. has hair of a peculiar character, and what j n Imrabcr neigh, pitched on a dif&rent upon the belt of the prize ring, wonld the pintform with the driver. Pretty Office. *eeond storf of Rower's block. is more, this character varies according ! k jy, it is true, but a sound of tbs same strike slavery hard, harder, nnd more soon too conductor began to collect fare,' to the pnrt of the body from which it । character—as the donkey himself i» but deadly whenever wo can hit abate th' and approaching the ro*tie maiden, ho J. M. BUMELL, TENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ .tnken, . .1-^- “ns “ “ !’1 1 a clumsy nnd dwarfish horse. All the belty HYSICIAN and Surjean. Office in RusssR nn -------------------------------important circumstance, will said: VELOPES, CARDS, Ae., Ac. "Your fare. Miss.” cows low, from tho buffalo roaming the store. State street._ ____________ apttdar from my story, which is this— The Hoosier rosebud allowed a deli­ prairies, the musk-ox of the Arctic ice 1 once received a letter by post, con Ova Mississippi Rams.—Tho steam JOHN ROBERTS, cate pink to manifest lt*elf on ber cheek*, MOST POPULAR tnininaa.'few hnirs. with n request that fields, or the jack of Asia, to the cattle rams that rendered such signal service in (HYSICIAN and Snrreon. Dwelling on Broad and looked down in soft confusion. The [ wotiTd examine them, nnd adding that feeding in our pasture*. Among the tho capture of Memphis aro only newly’ they would l>c called.for in n few day*. birds this similarity of voice in. families built. They aro named: Lancaster {side conductor was rather astonished at this Accordingly i submitted the hairs to the is still more marked. Wb need only re­ wheel), Lioness.’ Fulton, Sampson,^Hor­ but ventured to remark once rrtore: . - y H. P. CHERRY, “Your fare, Mi**.” ‘ microscopy, when 1 discovered that they call the harsh and noisy parrote, so simi­ net nnd Mingo.” ’ This time the pink deepened to cam*were from )hc human eyebrow, nnd hud lar in their peculiar utterance. They were built by private contract iironiptnea* *nd Mslity. ReaMenee. Johnstown. ' tion, ft* the rustic beauty replied K been' bruised. I mnde n pote of tlii- ef-. "Or take ns an example the web footed and not actually by the government, to W* would respecllullr snuounco to lbs dtl “Wall, if I am good lookin’, you toadn t —do do not not all all Hie the geese geese ano and tac the infeet, nml folded f.»ld«-.1 it wUb tho the riftfrs hairs tn in an nn ffamily MU* 10 fpct. ,t up wHti (Unj|y— >n- bo paid for if effective, by pnrtiea in Pitts- ' * iS judss envelope, ready for the person who ,hnd numerable host of ducks quaek 1 Dm» burg«nd Cincinnati. They were provi- otter any it out load afore folk.!’’ stbibaiit The passenger* in the car roared Hto I «icnt them. In a few dnv* a stranger cal not every member of the crow family ded'trith an armament uf Pnrrbtt guns led nnd asked whether! had made the Caw, whejker it be the jackdaw, the jay, and mnnned with the usual number of laughter, and the lover coming in to see. what was going on at once settled the^ tbc magpie, th., the mnt rook in some green cook investtgnttoc. ‘irtk Oh, yen. vm’* I aaid, a-iid ‘there thorn >1......'.. ,nnu> araon rook-­ deck hands, and a complement of sharper v oi of inc the Old or the fare. . they are, you vrill find them and their de­ ery wiu World, vvonu, w w crow of our ■honiets. Hichixau. __ ,?_______ _____ _________ scription in this envelope,’' hnndlug It tb wood-, with Harlong melancholy caw, The six that participated in tho fight NEVINS, —Keep your girls children a* lung him lit the rame time. He expressed that seem* to make the silence and «oli- were built at St. Lxniis. They wore for himself obliged and offered me a fee tude deeper ?” merly used a* towboats, and are the you can; do not allow them a lover apiece till they are ten years old ; teteh »F- ~ "■> •»" which, -however, I declined. a«urlug him bev, and strongest craft on the river.— tbsm to go to bed at half past mgbt,. «l tbsir being that I could tet tbfog of taking anything The hulls and machinery aro nearly new Fishing ExtraordinaryThev have been overhauled and strength­ ftbuvo *11, prevent them from beeommg for aosmnira mnUcr. ' H. W BICHT, proidgies and perfect, if you cant far of A sea csptaio down East, a regular ROBERTS * OTRIKER. ened—the hulls, by additional bulkheads It turned ont however, of more conse­ quence thhn 1 imagined,' fa'rRlthlri h week, old salt, relate* tho aubjuiued Mu tie of nnd solid beams of immense strength.— all thing., * little, old child, a ronaUteorIIastixos Msscn 6. 186L i TTORKKT .te f A >nd Solicitor and ConuscUor in Cnaucyry. The bows are almost n solid mass oftim- .el of propriety, fate move, by rote mA I wnsscrvdfl withn summons, to attend hi* fishing experience*: Pfrtfctflsr attention paid «<*’ colteefa’" ol One. with a friend he went ont to catch , ber and iron, and provided with a pro­ talks by rote, and sit. with hands folded, as a witness on a trial for murder. This claimsand money promptly remitted. hallibuL His comrade prided himself jecting ram, to demolish anything with and causes everybody to **/, "bow wo. (Hhee. wIHrW. W. Ralph Esq-. Middlcrfllf. was very disagreeable ft* 1 have raid, mH manly !” is the moat matencbolly. - ■ ’ on — Ite teiU in U>obo.ln»., a ri-.I.J there ftesnu help for it now. The case ,... —...------------—— ■ rnnd . which it may eomo in contact. Barry.Cranty, Miehlgap. >te brt««« fka turn as to A mi, Iron kllW bj . ___ »rom t*“ friunda T’f' “ ~ JACOB FERRIS, ’ 1 whi^ ahould capture the ®rst blow from »«rnc blunt instrument on the v * Gw. Wool—The Albany Statetman Attorney, CottnaeHor and solicitor. eyebrow, and the hairs that had been sent, IHaving droppied anchor and line*, they say* that the transfer of, Gin. Wool from 1for the good opinio* of other*. espectaHy । wafted with fisbernjith’s patience for of the virtuous; because without thro, to me for exdft|fnallon bftd been tnken i nnmttn'i th* Department of Eastern Virginia .to < however hard a person may Mruggta, he . a bite, but fora long Uine there wo* none 15 olparp from a formmer to® IB* 1 Baltimore, was made necesaary by toe । never can rise above a certain point, and > ■ peeled murderer, i k^lfiTput in the wh <terne. , reoept change in that Department, pin- 1 that far below what any man of proper i At length the countenance of too cap0oodyt*r's Pstant urea** 1 ' ness box, and'my' tertiinony that too ring it under the command of Gen. Me- 1 S. C. PRINDLE, haifa were frqih the hnman eyebrows iindI ttain’* companion began to lighten up; Cleilao. Gien. Wool occupying the same 'feelines and ambition should asp.ro to.—A. well might he attetqpt to swim with • and presentiy he called ont : — TcnoK or rron iTS. Clrcwlt Courts— 1M3had been ‘bruised, -was just toe link in the I rank a* Gen. McClellan, in tho regular ,J ,rJU.a.teT..*«-»l whi te a millatone about hie neck, as to Mtern “I’vegnt one.” . chain of evMt&tefaal auffiecd to Convict service, nnd being greatly hi$ senior in He commenced hauling in with great years, objected to being placed in a sub ­ fae prisoner. The jury, however were ‘ 1 . , ’,*p nMewilv satisfied that my ftatomeot vftjor. ordinate post in the same division of tbo publie opinion.' j A/,,/ OAMTL «TRl«BK. “It mint be a large one,” said ha, a wfa worth aftyfaiWt and It required the arm x. The consolidation of all the force* hundred pound fellow, nt least. He pulls /-.ourrr ci.ebic. "“-njite., pvxieuMENT ErntaonnuaT.—At the sohn'M otetffahce of fae judge that rote south of the Rapnbannock, had been de­ stoutly, Llell you.” . ... ■■ termined upon. In deference to General recent sale of the cargo of th* pHM CT--.U »4<M.r. a conrfiuiiMlr wwiii fae-neadi of science, ft was Indeed evident toil a big fellow te convince them tbfal they might Mt vj>Wool, and at bls own request, he was schooner, Stephen Hart, a large W wd* at the other end of the line, and it therefore relieved, Jrom tbo charge at Confederate army buttons were offered. on!U. • ' rx. ■ ■ ' was fcoon discovered that it was to bo no S. II. COOK, f> in FortreasMonroe, andgiyen that at Balti­ They were bought by th* Comral**sio*»‘0hs‘ ftrtahan fo particular, ■t’ nW REGISTER OF DEEDS, and lobfjJsW easv matter to capture him. more. Tb* exchange is attended with er* of Charity and Correction, for the farmte, Vrte very hiird to mtMy^.Office, la the Court H.ssm. and _n|*a*, J •Ttoual let Mm riin,” said he, “and lire paper* art the best possible feeling between him and pnrpoee of compelling eonvteta oa Btatfy thee mean to •ay,’ W. ‘that fate can hlm.'ouV” ..... u- v wdlVMand who misbehavs Urommtw* t«H the hili’of any nmmal f Itnswered r ’“Aoterdlnjfly h* g*Vc him fae line which McClellan. to wear them a* * mark of dffigrke®. A tbit I Wfarid not talfa liTJpon mytelfto Sfitb d,rof^ura « tBiraiX. j-dys. ' n. !< »HBLOOM, vii carried off rapidly. Soon the excited knowledge of thi* intention rsacMag Ute ureert poatorely fart ’ J*. PoiSOM ENOUmfTO DttTMOT Ttl* WORLD. I00XTT T8B.IS0BBS OUte. i» tk. CoCTI fisherman began to haul in again, making prisoners, they have put lhettied*** dh though1 helfeVte 1 eouM. ' ‘Well, Mid —It is reckoned that the annual tobacco Ih-lrnol tatevlor-, tel « K «*«*»* sure of hut vloiitn this time. . —1_—------------------crop of the world amount* to 250,000,000 he, Mil prove fate.’ aw association. rww*r “Stand by. captain," said be, “with the The priRMfar, tel *md, wa» eon*!®ted’. - . JAMBS A- SWEEEBYs . .9 kilogrammes, and a Continental Sa van that they *re about to proteat boAt hook, and hook him In tbo gill when tomalte. te Ite 8™»0 Ute itoswoTiso irraiim. baa mnde the cuyious catariatloh, that as ,„d 1 >WAiiaitor *-4 CDcns-tor 1*. Chancery, be.co<b** up. Gel well braced for he’s there is fir* per cent of nicotine tn tho n rodser!” ' . . . .. . .. leave*—giving 12,500,000 kilogramme* obtelnateolcf farmer. Abouttwo years (ixWtpini” . . ,_ ■ — Tbo captain accordingly braced bun­ of this State. Office intbs Com* nowgrot). . nrtWTW nn SPERMATOWnO®* • pereon, an «tur self for a tug. boat book in hand, and as the yearly product of this poison— * Valuable PJ!Pfl*T?2.‘‘a ~ —■ Tm 8.OU" Kr»« w there is enough from one year’* crop towaited impatiently for toe moment of HARMON SMITH, destroy every living creature on fae face capture, fli* excited comrade *MJet of the globe, if It* proportion wet* adDIES employs sakeo me to examine pul ling ctrefolly *nd »!owly « lbo ^’>e Public. letter cnvetoJM •h fate W*h* «'“hJer “SiL lest it »hodd be broken, and eagerly minteterfed In a Dr.J. tnainder prisoner*- An **• ’,*l*h* , watching for the firat appearance of the ROBERTS Ac STRIKER, - BALERS in dra/'S. mrdicinos. paUnt medi­ cine*, paint*. oUa. turpcnline. burning Acid. p >r» hq*ro. Jw-autak window -glass, putty’ gry eeri**. stationci v. nnd fancy arUele*. Store m ItoMwobk's Niw block. Hasting*, Mick. O me uswiM* GROCERIES! P PATENT MEDICINES N^Ste-.--^^"’''1 iZn. is': , ■TTgriRAgp W& (CASH J. ■. icnru, { P now P«aut*. pr™, wU>te.dae.lj . “M. COUNTY AOOOU-ta »™« LerbUfttem*. .nd dnlppins th. tin.. -Trani. 1. «l >*• “««*■. mental dilriyation, but for romvmg those Impremioc* that will remain *umph t. Ita. that the nmpathie* oftke Iwart are •**>- Foote, hi* MM is ov*r, to cow coast uf Africa, tea Mar. Ute plstion, must prove of luting injury. be done. �■H F»«r»« sick HASTINGS BANNER. OF THJg Wjagjur ink »r<itUU ■•nlllt, J«e HAVIKO » T1IM, CHIWEX OCR covrsk, cavil at'‘conciliation,” and interpret it to WITrtOtT GU1LR AKO WITH FCRK FUKFOSR. counsel acquiescence in “an abandonment MT q* MMW OVR TRUST IS GoX>, AND GO <>f principles hy a public aervant.”. Far from that. No compromise of principles can be listened to by Republicans, much lest winked at by the republican party, t Gov. Stanley, Non-essentials, however, should never It appears that Stanley, tho recently be magnified Into importance. A recre­ appointed military Governor ot North ant pigmy may be magnified into import­ ance, by giving conssuoence to his acta, QsroUM, is more in earnest in the supwhich, if treated with silent contempt, f>ori of slavery in (he Old North State would consign him to deserved oblivion. than to perform such duties as wore ex­ Better let all such alone, severely. So by pected of him by the Government. A- cavilling about non-essentials, men often, innocently .get involved in bitter feelings, moog bi* first official act* was au order and create divisions and factious, which closing the charity schools for educating jeopardise great principles. And there colored people. But bo did not atop never was a time in Lbo history of any with thia One Nicholas Bray obtained party or country when events, calculated an order from the Governor to take two to lead the unwary astray and involve partisans .and factions in inextricable slaves in tbo Union lines, which be claim­ schisms nnd difficulties, follow each other ed. He succeeded in getting one, but so fast, as at present. He who escapes the other escaped, and the soldiers were their entanglements is wise. There are fio enraged at the capture of the one to­ almost daily, little things occurring,which ken that they rescued tho slave that night. magnified by impulsive reflections nnd arguments can but lead to divisions.— Bray had promised to toko tho oath of For instance, one army officer doc# one allegiance. Mr. Stanley has also expat­ tiring, another does almost the opposite riated Mr. H. H. Helper, n native of —and both, being governed by surround­ North Carolina, in the following summa­ ing circumstances and necessities, may he justified. The action of either may ry order: bo trivial of itself; but, magnified by the Orvrc* or the Pmovoct Marshal, 1 partizans of either, divisions involving Newbern. N. C., May 31. ) matters of for greater import may easily B. H. Htlptr, Etq.: Sia: I am instructed by hie Excellen­ cy, the Military Governor of North Car­ olina, to inform yon that he requires you to leave this department in the first ves­ sel going North. Capt. C. G. Loring, Jr., Assistant Quartermaster, will furnish you with the necessary order fur transportation. I am, very respectfully, yours. Daw Mxssxxgu, Provoat-Marshal. Mr. Helper's offence consists in Ids having written a letter to Gov. Stanley, suggesting. that the policy of placating the largo slave owners was nut hia chief buainees in that State. Mr. Stanley has also given orders to overhaul every vessel leaving Nawbern, for colored people go­ ing North. Stanley is simply military Governor of l^orth Carolina, and. his actions in these matters are in violation of the laws of Congress prohibiting the returning of fugitives by military officers and soldier*. There has never been much room to doubt a bat course would be adopted by the President in this matter, and we are pleased to notice that he has not disap­ pointed the expectations of his friends in this matter. Mr. Vincent Collyer staled at a meeting in Cooper Institute, a few days since that be was about to return to Newbern and re-open his schools, the President assuring him he should not be Interfered with. This is right, and if it results in the resignation of Guv. Stan­ ley nene but traitors will have cause to When our secesh neighbor makes an assertion, as he did last week, that we en­ dorse the views of Wendell Phillips, why don't be quote from our paper to prove H ! We quoted copiously from the columns of the .Pioneer last week, to p'rote our positioii, and he endeavors to dispose of H all by one broad and false assertion. Secessiooism is like stealing; and nut only (het, it is based upon a suc­ cession of monstrous thefts. There is an adage that those who steal will lie; and we begin to think those who apologize for organized theives will do the same. A New Flock of Guhboats.—The Navy Department has just taken steps for* very important addition to our Naval army—having issued proposals for the eonatrucCion and complete equip­ ment of fifteen gunboats ; speed not less than thirteen knot*, to be delivered with­ in four months. The confidence which baa led the Department to make this large addition to the navy, in this partic­ ular build of warship, is folly justified by the magnificent service wbieh our gun­ boats hare rendered in every theatre ol the naval action, both on the western wa­ ters and along die Atlantic and Oulf coasts. The “gunboats” hove long been the terror of tho rebels, who make them scapegoats for ^11 manner of discomifitures aud defeats ; and indeed they hardly individual has made his appearance uj the bank of the Cbickahoininy, and Kirby’. -I Port Rxrvauc. June 8th, 9 A. M. The army left Harrisonburg al 6 o’clock A. M., and half peat eight my advance en gaged the rebels about eeven miles from that place, near Union Church. The en­ emy was very advantageously posted in the timber, and having chosen bis own position, forming a smaller circle than our own, and with bis troops formed tn masse. It consisted undoubtedly ofJack­ son's entire force. The battle began with heavy firing at 11 o'dock, and lasted with great obstinacy and violence until 4 o*. clock P. M. Some skirmishing and ar­ tillery firing continued from that time until dark. Our troops fought occasion­ ally under the murderous fire of greatly superior numbers, the hottest of the small arm fire being on the left wing, which was held by Stahl's brigade, con­ sisting of five regiments. Ths bayonet and canister ahot were used freely and with gfcat effect by our men. The loss on both side* is very great. Our Ines is very heavy among the officers. A full report of those who distinguished themselves will bo made without partiality. I desire to sav that both officers and men behaved with splendid gallantry, and that the serv­ ice of the artillery was especially admira­ ble. We are encamped on the field of battle, which may be renewed at anyone- A dispatch to the Times, Washington 14,says: “We have Information derived from secession sources here, that alx North Carolina regiments refused to go into the battle of Fair Oaks, and these regiments arc now under a strong guard in Richmond. “Gov. Bradford, nod ex-Goveruor Hicks, of Maryland, are both said to fa­ vor * special session of the Legislature, ;o take into consideration the Preaideot'a emancipation message.” A letter to the Times from the army says: “Tin Richmond Dispatch of the 7th contains nn editortai, the tenor of which is moat discouraging to the rebel army. The writer fears that uur design ia not to engage them in battle, but to starve them nut, a plan which he considers not impossible for us to accomplish." The same letter, dated 10th, says:-— “Daaerlors arrived from Richmond last night, bringing intelligence that the rebels arc assiduously at work, throwing up ad­ ditional earthworks around the city.— •They have also dug earthworks and rifle pits along the routM between here aud Ridbmocd/md have mounted a targe num- 14th. say* : “A loyal Virginia whu h*« arrived here report* that ths rebel* have about 75,000 effective troops at Rk*tnuod. _ . “The laleUftMctr has an •ble editorial argniag UtatfGmi. Beau re­ gard's army is probably on it* way to Richmond. •The loyal resident* of Washington aro rre-tlv exorcised at the atf of G«>. Ha nW, aMaU.' "“I i(»uloo«, •< nn« Il «• 'k*1 ’"""’’A V­ II. 8. wllllw,, I«n>«rl, commanded bimwlf. G-d, He M .hel’. <», tal"X-£iT oa II!" TW, ob.,ed. Owe. tbriee ^ew*ee ; !>“J H WM «!»wring tl' -nr. d«lrw41e«. Kir . Jon. The elt, remain, nnoatull, Ijolel and It order!,, and boainoa la alo.l,. rA viving. Thus far the amount of rebel property seized amount* to only about 800,000. Captain H. W. Dill, of the provost gumd, estimate* the value ot cotton, auear. dec., concealed fur shipping, to be MORTGAGE BALE. eeeuter «» tbem-eW swent back in great confusion. Seeing U>le,PMe.ruder <*e™et.rieUmll, ebrianm . . the wilderness. . H 12 o clock, M.. in Book D. of Mortgage*, , page* I ZU and 121 on which Mortgage there cUiwed to bo dne, at the date of lLi» notice t *um of eight lumdrod and nlnriy-tour and fi “H .t! t—h Mew Advertisements. 8k*ii-Si 25,000 WOOL Fur wbteb the bighwt market prteo will b. p»l« The thunder-sU ITT CLA-SHJ. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. jri Hasttogs, Jane 8,1861 Die*Mayor and Common Council are of Union proclivities as a general thing, and exercise tbeir functions in harmony with military rule. Tbeir continued jfalAH BURGE. Dated. Jews K. IM*-_______________>1B be. with relenUeer eererir, end «r«e‘ po.r^ ~«;d .IW rn..W ar EpiM.,0.1 Cburria. i. tb« oil, lor b^pit, ed “That fire is bolter than b—i L The •fporpw* TW rrtri v««rrm~ «T d—1 couldn't stand It! Buvs, let’s get Trilli, Churrli ar. aoragni .1 lb« Miror. out of this r and be speedily gut out of oflbrir ebureh- Tb..Ws« B~th W<*t < (Jtf J M wettoe ttrtrty-oae. HM, i ccmtianiag i tyLwron GT) k»»d«»ha m bidder, * Circuit »f MickD. IMS, •150 BE8T PIANOS. *1M) R«. good conduct is a renewed assurance* of thia. There are only two or three place* in the city where either Confeder­ ate scrip or Post office stamp* are worth anything. The most prominent rebel sympathizers will not take the scrip. 478 BitADWAY, C»,tl«on, pua 1ITTI1I AHKXOT Rich moulding «*«•. . $176 to $200, TO BE EXCELLED in the ehsml electrified. till dark. • The Confederates succeeded in driving J ell m3 the Yankees from the piece of wood* they GROVBBTEEN 4c HALE. Regulator family escaped STATE OF MICHIGAN, | Cocxtt or Bxsst j DIGESTIVE ORGARS. Wool.—W freely. M*aday tb«4tb day of August, ten o cioc* Washington, June 15. Slate of Mich I ran JAMES HATHAWAY. Administrator. ewtt o\\, . . . “A\.» ,, Chronicle som ~ 'r artexA — a J i *B*e^A\aX.cv ©S r-| ; o\ Wx«. Wcfet SowX'WX.Vve're kvtxft, ^ov a Yowcj, \jman ’ wl\\.c\\ wccAcA. o-w avtyeke o\ SXowktxeXx ^S\XXcv%, \vX\xe\v, kJ have been seen moving down from near Mechanicsville bridge and Richmond to­ ’ wards the late battle field. Our pickets * yesterday were driven in from Old i’ Church, showing that the enemy intends making ■ demonstration in that direction. A contraband reports that 3000 caval­ ry left Richmond on Wednesday, guirg On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, in the direction of Frederickaburg. Il of Solon Dead Administrator of aald Mlale. pray was probably the same force that was seen at Old Church. The rebel* opened thia morning with a sharp artillery fire in front of Sumner's division, lasting about three hours. We had one killed and one wounded.— Weather sultry. takew. rectvad bare Potomac, lie toes. He said to Richmond t federate army officer and fou bed! Anothe t\\va\\XkXvcw, a\\A aX XX\.e \\.vo\lc,v Xvkvv, art. a save. ©S Fever cund Liver ComplaiTzt, (LvsjpepeicL, Tn-cLzgeetion, JcLv,TLdize, w Kidney Complainis, of the rebels. TU Mat rebel on ito hands, t Ova Rxacvs dslpkia. hni wounded sol d battle field of Many of them aadi a\\ <l'v%ca%e% ©5 © *vk\a.Lar aaXuvc. New York, June 10. A special to tbs Post, Washington, 10th, says: “The Danish Government has made a formal proposition through its Minister here, to take all negroes who escape from their maatera, and remove them to St. Croix, free ofcbarge. It then proposes to put them under an appren­ ticeship of three years, permitting them to receive regular wages. At the expira­ tion of tbeir apprenticeship it is proposed to free them unconditionally. The correspundence has been sent by ths State Department to the House Judiciary Committee.” ’ A Washington telegram says the Ways and Means Committee will re­ port a tariff bill Tuesday. Thu President baa sent ft message to Congress saying that it is desirable that sucHegislation a* may be necessray to carry the Seward-Lyons treaty for the suppression of the slave trade into effect, shall be enacted as soon aa may comport with the convenience of Congress. are Aly prrnoug to mid day of hearing. [A tree copy.] SHERMAN C. 1’RINDLE. >18 Judge of Probati situated on tbo Eastern shore of the island, directly opposite Bird Key, where the Stone and Kiaw^h rivers unite. A few shells caused tbeir evacuation. Tbs barracks, were found deaerted and were burned. The garrison fled, carrying eff tbeir guns. Next day a reconnoitering pyty captured five out of eight rebel pickets, stationed five miles up Um Stono. Navigation is now clear to witbin seven miles of Charleston, by the Slono and its tributaries. Every night the skv is illuminated by the burning of cotton. 'VovCx.c.. "Dv ‘Bb.o\>aek'» PROBA TK ORDBR.-BTkn OF MICHIGAN, tr of Bun, hpldea at the Probate OR* Alta«o of Hastiags, o. Monday, tbe T.. ... I. .1.. ------ --- —— .i____ io may be licensed I petition described debts of said do­ f Another G fire of tbo pris retreat by the attack made b in a hospital had crossed U Union line*, a '&©\>ack?» *W\XXct» w-v-c t\\t \\oov n\o.\\ ^©cXov'% "BAXs. Mid most cases ftXow<o.e\\ ‘B’xXXe.ve are X\k^ \uoov ax©a'» VAtaA.. ‘tiX.ovcuxeXx t3T“Rober loyalist ofSoi exploit in run Planter from ^v. *R.o\aoeV% fttovcxacXx. 'WxXXcxs ©vc X\ve vaaa'w So\©ex ©vA Cova^orX.. the 21*t ulL tbs gunboat* Pembina, UuadillaMud Ottawa, as we learn from a correspondent of tbs New York HenU, while shelling a party of rebels oo Cola's Island, discovered two rebel fortifieatioos,, called Fort Pickens and Fort ,Palmetto r©*® ©a& vooXf. a\x<X \\crbt>, ©xake Wuwt let toCUrta recognizes bis ibe Planter, i lit. ‘SkchaaeV?* bs! Petitioner lat«Mtod la said ftXox'tvac.Xx. ’BxXXfcva. vtun^otai. Vtvt weak ax\A AeVAvtsAei. U». 'B.oWek'* ■Um disloyal wbfchbe ask •uure printed ftXo’Kvac.lo, *B\XXewa michigax, anA wvoki Ya}. «v\o^ak>\x. Ut. 'B.oVmm.V* ftXo«\ixc\x 'BWXt't* Orrin. PWpa, (mW ftoXAxty'* ■VAtVkA.Xx*. /romOaey’s Tbs same lett 4»BM>m<>nd •our soldiers « •ML the mem bees of the First Mary had Rawim*nt wkn .aLam I...—• f_ . . . for saleey “MAX AMAR, «■ Price Trxdkrxkm »k\.v •f M lym, equally 4TH BJRO AUWAY, NMW YOBM ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE propel lor. “AxFederal prisoner taken Munday reports the enemy's force on James Island sixteen regiments strung and a few mure Dispatches from McClellan** army aay: “The movements of the enemy to-day have been extensive, and aa yet are involved in mystery. I-arge bodie* Narrow Es ■on Saturday e STOMACH *U0 CASH, of that city, this morning, contain partic­ ulars of a sharp engagement on James* Uland.Tuesday afternoon which continued were expected shortly. “It was reported at Charleston that the steamer Cecil, from that port for Nas­ sau, with a cargo uf cotton, bad been caplured by the enemy.” the storm king DR. ROBACK'S 7 Octave Boeewood Piano, Memphis, June 14. were trying tu occupy. “Col.” Lamar at Secession vilie kept up a fire on the enemy's boats and land camp nnd on Monday he disabled a Yankee S a similar dem HORACE J. FERRIER CO.. JalHU Assignsss of Mortgi U . V. wv . 1 I I W A 11 T* The Grenada Appeal, of the 12tb, con­ tains the following : “Augusta, Gsl,1 1.—Fighting continues in the vicinity uf Charleston. The papers tinunua flame in torrents. GR0VE8TKEN A HALE, baring removed to their sew warrreom*. . tions, the daily supply of each man amoanting to but one pound of flour and half a pound of bacon, without codec, tea, The following has bean ria TA II* near ment be created.. [Signed] J. C. FREMONT. Ms^Gnwral Commanding It is the avoidance of all such petty WisinoTOir, June 10. bickerings, that •‘conciliation"—not the conciliation uf apostates or renegades, or The following was received at the War compromise with traitors to principles— Department thia A. M: that we advise Republicans. IlARRisoxDCao,June7th—9 P. M. When traitorous party leaders, such as To Hon. E. ILStanton; now control the organization and organs The attack upon the enemy's rear of of the “democratic party” are exerting Yesterday precipitated bis retreat Their every influence they can to “divide and loss in killed and wounded was very se­ conquer” the Republican parly, in Stale vere, Their retreat is almost an impass­ and nation—knowing, as uo do, the se­ able road, alone which many wagons were cret, systematic, persistent policy they left in the woods, and wagon loads of jiave pursued, in prevtnting democrat! blankets, clothing and other equipments from poing, and urging Republicont to go arc piled up in all direction*. During to the war—in view of the torrovful fact the evening many of the rebels were that Republicans, in official and private killed by shells from a battery of Gso. positions, give a too ready ear to the Stahl’s brigade. Gen. Ashby, who cov­ ered the retreat with his whole cavalry force, and three regiments of infantry, patronizing tbeir organs, nourish to vig­ nnd who exhibited admirable skill snd orous life and influence “vipers to sting bravery, was nmong the killed^ Gon. them,”—well satisfied that there is dan­ Milroy made a reconnulasnnce to-day *ger to the Republican cause, nnd to the bout seven miles on tho Port Republic Government ahead, whose existence we r<md, and discovered a portion of the en­ are not desirous dl outliving, we counsel emy's forces encamped in the timber. Republicans to unity, harmony, concilia­ J. C. FREMONT, tion and patriotic work—to stand by M«j. Gen. Commaading. their principles, their friends, tbeir party, FmEmort's Hxadqvarteb*, 1 their Government, and those who, with Post Rxfcbuc, Va^ J une 10. J them, are devoting all their energies to The army advanced early thia morn­ its preservation, and to eschew, abandon, ing in line of battle, but finding no ene­ discountenance, and prostrate their Trai­ my, proceeded in column, through the torous opponents, their organs, and tbeir woods and over the country to Purt*Resympathisers. We desire to see them public. Everywhere were evidences of united, harmonious, conciliatory, working the completeness of yesterday’s success. together, a solid phalanx, indefatigable, The battle was fought at Cross Kye* snd constant, nnd auccesafnl in lheirefforta to takes that name. The rebel loss was accomplish the great work of preserving greatly superior to ours. They left their this Government from Southern aud dead and wounded on the field. Not less Northern treachery and treason.—Detroit than 500 dead were found, and many Tribunt. wounded. Two of their guns were left behind, which we captured this morning. Tsibcte of a Foaaioaxa to PrxsiThe rebel wounded were found in eve­ dext Lixcolx.—The following incident ry bouse along the road. Ambulances, is told by the Times: ‘"Three gentlemen wagons, arms, and clothing strewed the were recently engaged in conversation in front of one of the principal hotels in this Forty of uur wounded taken prisoners city, while the President’s carriage was were left in a church, and were retaken. passing. The President was the only oeThe Sixth Louisana lost all but thirty cupstjt. One of the gentlemen,a foreign­ men. er of distinction and cultivation, in a The enemy retreated till midnight, and manner wholly involuntary, raised bi* this morning their rear guard had cross­ bat and remained uncovered until the ed the Shenandoah at this place, and burn­ carriage passed by. “Yon forget that ed the bridge. you are in Republican America and not Our advance found his rearguard bare­ in Russia,’ said one, referring to the ly across the river, and the bridge burn­ marked manner in which the person ad­ ing. A connunading during the forenoon dressed had saluted the Executive.— apprised us of an engagement, which we “Not nt all, sir,; not at all!’ be replied.— learned was Jackson’s attack on Shields “There is the only living ruler whom I sin­ who, after a severe engagement, drove cerely reverence. 1 could not avoid him down the river, and Is now in pur­ show ing the feeling of which my heart is suit. 1 have sent cavalry to communicate full, if I would. He is a patriot, a states­ with Shields. man, a great-hearted, honest man. You Nxw York. June 12. Americans reverence nothing in the pres­ The TVibune't correspondence saya:— ent. Your Washington bod his tradu“Representative Maynard, of Tenn., re­ ccrs, snd few of bis cotemporeries es­ ceived a telegraph from Gov. Johnson to­ teemed him agre^t man. Mr. Crttenden night, to the effect that the rebels were one uf your statesmen, says that Mr. Lin­ reported retreating from Cumberland coln can place himself nearest to Wash­ If so, East ington in the hearts of the people of this Gap towards Chattanooga Tennessee is at last freed, snd Gen. Mor­ country. 1 say to you, that not alone gan can immediately take poseasaion.” your posterity, but the posterity of all Nxw York, June 14. the peoples, which love bonuty and re­ vere patriotism, will declare that the dif­ ficult role which President Lincoln was called in these times to perform, required the exercise of as noble functions os the “Father of his Country ever possessed.— It is anything but a credit to you that you do not better appreciate and honor the man that God has sent in these per­ ilous times to rule tbo people of this Re­ public.” I have given nearly bis words, opponents are at hind. Though nothing but they fail to show the earnest and im­ is better demonstrated than that wooden pressive manner in which they were spok­ en. The party received the rebuke tn silence; one, at least, of them though it to daim that there are not an infinity of was merited.” services to which wooden war vessels may be put It was wooden ships, whol­ That White Horse.—Ever since our ly unaided by Iron elade, that fought their way up to New Orleans against forts, advance upon the Peninsula, our scouts have observed among the rebels a man, chains, obstructions, rafts, fire ships and whet not—performing one of the most advanced beyond middle life mounted upon a grey horae of great beauty. He brilliant naval enterprises on record.— We shall find abundant use for tho fifteen is said to be a Texan Ranger, and appa­ rently ha* charge of the enemy's scout*. He is remarkable for the facility with which be manages bis steed, and wher­ ever seen his right hand bold* a rifle, while his left roots upon the hump of bis follows: “This Congress good faith all its pledges glory W WAR NEWS It =f Camp soldier* Uft in I port has jwtr« Richmond. * �NEWS service. Some confederate mailed the document, for Mm at WuMnpow, and tbo (rank, and count, were ao d.tarly LOW PRICES executed that the prim Marehal and lli. Governor were imposed upon, and lust Storms.—Since our last issue this vi­ cinity has been blest with copious rains. no time in Issuing a full pardon to the rogue. Luckily, the Marshal took Cross to Washington and into Secretary Stan­ ton's preaenoe, where amid much con■ternation, the ruse was discovered. But as it is not certain that Gov. Curtin’s pardon can be revoked, the adroit Col. will finish the rest of his term in Fort Lafayette, by virtue of an extemporized military law. THE Advertiser having been restored Tua Nioouta Ao aim.—Very truthful­ ly remarks the N. Y, Tribune: “If cur to health In a far weeks by a vary simple remedy aftar haring miEcred several years with a Sevan lung affection, and that dread diso aa, tbaswaxtM»a-ia ani ions to make too wu to bis fallow suffer- troops escape an ambuscade or surprise it is almost uniform through the timely seldom exceeded in ths sublime grandeur warning of a “contraband." If they sup­ -of its electrical phenomena. For a time rise the enemy or take him ata disad­ the heavenly arch was one lurid and con­ vantage, the cause of their success is the same. Our brave soldiers bare irradia­ tinuous flame of light—the thunder fol­ ted this whole contest with prodigies of Sowing peal on peal, and the rain pouring valor, yet the two most desperate and in torrents. Saturday evening witnessed gallant achievements of the war are those a similar demonstratation on the part of of the negro who recaptured a vessel ta­ ken by a Confederate cruiser, killing the the storm king. C* te crew ; and the running of the steamt Planter out of Charleston harbor by Narrow Escafr.—During the storm the negro, Robert Small. ■on Saturday evening, the electric fluid GRANT & SPAULDING SPECIAL NOTICES EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF To CsaiuipUre*. VERMIN. 13H WffiMnraTODH The thunder-storm during Friday night is struck the dwelling of John Keagle, in Castleton, passing down the stove pipe to the stove, in emerging from which, the current separated and perforated the floor in nearly a doxen places. t-sy1- Il is now quite evident that the Eroposed new Constitution oflllinois will e vetoed by the people by an immense majority. INOUB LIKE OF TRADE; “Mot dangerous to the Human Family." “Rats do not die on the promises." •They'ceme out ot tbeir beiee to die." “They are the only inkibble remediee known." “It yrs. nnd more eetahltobod.ta M.Tcrk. City. Froi by----- the Cily Post Office, tW by------the City Prisons and Stotion Bouses PsmT l>y------ the City Bloomers, Ships, Ac. CM by------ the City Hospitals, Alms-Honaea Ac. tW by—the City Hotels-, Astor’-,St Mteh- Prize Poetry. Let Chieftains boast of deeds of war. And Minstrels tune tbeir aweet guitar, A nobler theme n>y Atari it fills— In praise of Hsasica's malchleas Pills Come and See!! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED Tbeir cares are found in erery land— A little boy JjgT* Parson Brownlow has been sum­ moned to Washington as a witness at the trial of Judge West Humphreys, of electrified. Mr. Keagle was silting with­ Tenn., for treason. in a few feet of the stove, and a dog was in the chamber was prostrated by the shock, and all tho family more or lexs !y ing equally near on the opposite side. The dog was instantly killed, while the family escaped without serious injury. tried poison., but they effeetod notbisf; bnfOcwTAa’k’srttcls knocks ths braalb out of Rata, Mbs Rosehes, and Bed-bugs, quicker than we can writs it. It to in great demand all over ths om»ntry—JWta (O.J Oatetie. LIST OF LETTERS, MORE-GRAIN and provisions are destroyed anaualiy i*Grant County by vermin, than would pay for tuns of this Rat and Insect Killer.—AnnvUer [Wik] fhr^d. Remaining in the Post Office at Hastings Barry County, June 15th, 1862. Brown Miss Mary Miller Mrs Elisabeth ' McDonal Mrs Phebe Bruce Miron Barrows B. F. Nelson ______ _Mrs. _ Lucy 2 Courtright Mrs Phi- Nash C W lens T> Palmer * Miss Marion **' Tksdsrxbss to Traitors.—Lieut J. Ricer Michael Clubin James S. Brnvrn writes to the Penn Yan, (N. Y.) Davea Mr Scott Mrs Eva Chronicle some interesting particulars of Day J N. Scovill Permelia the way things are done in the army of the Dickson Miss Julia Sever Mrs Harriet S Potomac. He says that in one instance Durand Mri B L Sprague Lucinda be went into a house to buy milk. The Eaton Mrs H C 1-Subaibley Jubn man bad none. He was asked for pota­ Elswnrtb Win B Thomas John toes. He said be bad taken all he liad Henery William Thomas Henry t« Richmond ike day before. for the Con­ Wilson Hannah Harwood Arbelus federate army ; nnd at that moment an McQuare Thoniss Walley Miss L A officer and four Federal soldiers were on Persons calling for any of the above duty guarding thie traitor,* tfrawberry letters, will please say'they . ire advertised. bed ! Another officer writes to the same R. J. Grant, P. M. paper: “The utmost pains are taken not to wound the ‘proud susceptibilities ’ Wool! HENRY R. COSTAR—We are telling Tour preparation* rapidly. Wherever they hare been Lsed. Rsts, Mice. Roochea and Vermin dusppear Ire„1Bre.™Dre,5UU.Mi Wool! remadyj ww^iwnUy. tlwae Uwlj inaukaLle nosits ’/cure,"*' CL V t-AIUUES, JI. D. THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Os Mxxvractusid tx-ro a Good QcAAnr or Or !• gel Club Dressed, OUDWED IPIRIKDES, Is at the New Woolen Factory of TAN BRUNT dk GARBLE, □I HASTHGB, MICH. “Cottar’s” Rat, Roach, fee Exterminator. Our machinery is new, and in the best order, and cannot fail to do good work. We shall be readv to do Custom Carding by the 2uih InsL.aod for Uloth Dressing and the Mauufaeture of Cloth about the Utb of June uext. We will par the highest market price IM CASH for Wool, delivered et our Factory. J. 3. Vak Bbcxt. W. Massas. Hastings, May 12,18*2. “Cuetar’s" “Costar’s" Bed-bug Exterminator. “Coetar’a" “Coetar’a” Electric Powder for Insects,die. Iv25e.fi0e.Axn fil.CO Baxta. Bomcs ax> flasks, S3 asp *5 S-xas roa PLAXTAnon^ain, CAUTION ! I ! To prevent the public being imposed upon by bourioue and ffiytiy aieiow Mdatfau, a sew label has boon prepared, bearing a fauunUe of the Proprietor’s signature. Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but “CoeUtf’s.” nf the rebels. We are the only sufferers. The next rebellion the Government has on its hands, these things will be thought 'Tb* mmA and iJLriiuriltttad.” Our Rkscukd Wockdrd.—The Phils del phi*. Inquirer says the joy of our wounded soldiers who were left on the battle field of Fair Oaks after the retreat of the rebels, cannot be described.— Many of them bad given up the hope of ever again seeing tbeir comrades and HE COMFHB810MB ANO KXFERTKMCE OF A SUFFERER.—Published ae a warning, and for the rspccial beurflt of Young Men, and thoee who suficr with nervous Debility.Lone of Memory Premature Decay, Ae.. Ac., Ac., bv one who boo Akwymtore-by cured himself by simple means, after being put All WsaLta*Ls Daooatsn In the large cities. to great expense and inconvenience, through the Some of tho use of woithless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors. Single roptes mar be had of the author Wholesale Ageati li Kev York City. C. A LAMBERT. Esq.. Greenpoinl, Long Island, Harral.RtoelyA Krtebea B. A. Fabrnotook, Hull Bush, Gale A Robinseo. M. Ward, Close A Co. A Co. my SI m2 Greenpoint, Loeg Island. A. Y. A.B.AD. Bands A Ca McKisson A Robbins, Wheeler A Hart. James 8, Aspinwall. T homes, and were in expectation every moment of being cruelly butchered by the foe. The mental aoffering endured by them was inteqse in its character, in most cases far exceeding tbeir bodily SPRING & SUMMER Amothkr Gallamt Escavk.—Twentyfive of the prisoners taken during Banks' retreat by the rebels during the sharp B©<WS & BIEKKE?, GROCERIES HARD-WARE For Salef AND attack made by Fremont’s cavalry upon Jackson's rear, at the bridge which cros­ ses the Shenandoah near Mount Jackson, in a hospital. After the Confederates had crossed the river they entered the Union lines, and were ordered by Gen. WE ARE NOW with one of the ON HAND A>«.b. .reth.Kof S M. R 10 W. « U-100ths acres. LARGEST and BEST Assortments r of T.w. Title war- roimixmL Scottville, Mooroe Cm, M. T. PhiUdelphUi French, Richards A co. " £Sli& Bostaa. Mass, Fremont to join tbeir regiments at onoe. Geo. C. Goodwin A co. I M. 8. Burr* co. I Shaving Saloon! The Sub.cr.ber baa opened a shop one door east of H.' " --------- ' dry goods GROCERY, SALOON, BOARDING-HOUSE ass Worts A Potter. Joo. Wilson, Jr. . DRY GOODS! orsasa. (ar OLD FRIENDS Also al! wholesale Druggists st Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, O-, Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., AMD ST Davosim.'GaocaM.STosaKBarxM and1 RrtAHJaa generally in all Cocxrar Town and TuxAsa wans® X*r THE JtlCSlCT X’X.A-CTE. Herrick’s Bwgar Cwmtet _ __ FAMILY mrK. GROCERIES A, low aa th, lowe.l, for Carf or re-dp pay only. Wam Meada at AU Soon I Or Cold Laneh IT de,lra& latter to tb» N. Y. £xprtn tea from before Richmond, aaya that nine out x>f the seven teen places of cannon taken from Coaey’a division ware recovered.— "The tame letter says: “We expect to be •in Richmond in a few dsya. None of •oar aoldiera expect to stop short of that OB COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, SAB- DINES, Alao, lee Cream and Lemonade. potat” I to in the Sooth capable of hearing arms, ahetber they bsvs suboUtutre or not— Rather a heavy conscription—raush se­ verer than Napoleon ever vsntorsd upon. lha day or JftKM of oM IrWa D*rb’ Adjutant-General publishes a general order directing ths drafting of every male white and mulatto HASTINGS, MICH. dre Board »ill u fomahod by by the week. hi tb» Mwtet, wbreb x, prepared io —U Bt - wn*D prance from -a good j„t mil «t u» «ir« <* x- n-rhr om door of H. A. Gowljmr • H»rd ■ -=3 Pills. The best Family CA­ THARTIC in the world. UBfd l*TOtT *e<r* 6t,” raillions persons Anausl- > tton ; eoatxi nwoihtag in- Stacks of Th- ,alaerib,r la now prepared to Mil B3F"A RkewaaalloM, Cc«(, Liver Cowsplalat. Jxverrsaoct. r,«Mu> O, V«~ Clb Jal;, JMO. Do. 3. C. Arts: Sir, I I*. aDllc-rd wtt* ■ palsM darwiic JtSwvawafana • luwg Hom, wbHklWSrU the •kill ef rl. uT all n,.. lha - - ■.. - aiKl . slud, ta » ......la Unusually Low! �—* MORTGAGE SALE JUbs. UXJ>WAY’S EEN0VAT4N0 KESOLVK1W < ■*'' ■** £dt. (rrwtratn Jerwier.- Notiefog in bjkvbxjvobld. IS A cUUXStSO STOCT ppnMle t---------------------------------- eiBiniTHE WORLD THBONLTBEUABUaUI lX THF.WU&LU, to tbe atllivation of carroU and otlwr root crop*, and disagreeing with both ray limited experienefi through your r»L coal bank aud put it. around the bench leg*, cleaning all the anta off tbe bench, and there has not been one uable paper. Of tbe valae ol the carrot, In compffri*cn with other root*, enough ha* already been *aii—and you will not find any two persona who exactly agree In thia respect and as Jo tbe proper ouanlity to be fed. Carrot* are undoubtedly tbe beat of all roots for horse*, but for horned cattle and wnx wxrstoum wank IT WJM; MEND WOOD. Asre your broken Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. A great many drop a tear at the door of pu.wlj, rather drop a dime. beet. A* far a* my experience goes, oow* will giv* more milk and of better quality, and both fat and working cattle will thrive better on mangel* than oh RJXlSS-’r? r~-,f X sayd': CIIANCEftfSALETATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Coart for tbe county teg JptTfr* Obaaeery. Ckarlt £. NmUi.Coaiplainuil, 1 »•>■ (Feredoaure.) PhiHifi Ltoaard, Defendant. J xx^oavcuivBcr* to ahteb.la- S IT WILL MEND4VORY. ... ,-w sasisa;'. Afflicted with Famxxo or tux Won*, Cjxas* adv known as‘ Ludte's Morning otakam." tefo wifi give atroagth. vigor, and purity <[’'the wbote svstem; andTn all c**ea where there I* anticon­ stitution*) debility,these Pitt* wl1' *»••"» strosg and vigorous offspring,. , , BIM.I0UB COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR- SALMON SKINNER. * holding Ind Blate ■j-LL- awr> »• SfllrmBu OT aaid day. either carrots or turnips. The best soil for carrots is a light rich n. J. PERRIN A CO., AMigueeaof Mortgage. loam, but they will grow on any »oil if properly prepared. Tbe yield of tbe carrot crop depends entirely upon the eery, tnaue on me aixtccnin any oi January, in the year uf our Lord out thousand eight hundred preparation and tillage. Tbe ground should be well manured—not less than twenty ox cart loads per acre, and thirty OF THE UNITED STATES!! or forty would be better. I have used miitionar, in and for tbe county of Barry, will raw manure with as good result* as well rotted. Plough thoroughly, incorporat­ A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty two. ed for the Aral liras offered for sole to tbe >«M>c, Dr. J. B-veo Pods’ Imperial Wine Biller. ing the manure with the soil, and follow tbe first plow with a good, stirring sub­ village of Mailing*, in aaul oounly, tbe land* and soil plow. Do not be afraid of getting tenementa described tn 'the-tutt-lgage, aet forth universal tntisfaciion too deep. Harrow level and roll Tightly in - the bill of complaint, and described in aaid J----------------------*--------‘ certain tract or par before planting. For this purpose, 1 use I a combined barrow and roller—a one-1 «•-horse machine—with which in three hours I can prepare half an acre of rough plowed ground for the seed drill, thereby jan22t7 Cfrewll Churt Ootmoitaontr'. saving all the expense of harrowing and Balch « Dcvoa. Solicitor, for Complainant raking the ground as it is usually dune. Dated at Hutloga, June»,18«2. ‘ jell As to the time of planting carrots, I do not agree with “O. B.” in die March CHANCERY SALE. number of the Farmer. He recomend* QTATK OKMICHIQAA-TheCire.ilCxntor ret* all who have not need Jxcra. Wi challenge as early as possible. 1 have invariably O the county of Barry. In chancery. . ’ Omau* F_ Smith. &*^uiM*t, ' found the crop better when sown between u Dehillly.ajBd for Punty-ing and Eorichxng tb* ptarea of that cspaesiv* ent Glam b«i> ' : 8«ve 1 -.SC with in lage ofH ullage thu the Circuit nRb of MiclnganTrollte 1BC2, at ubeTdfoS Maud your Harnett, Strap*, Boota, Ac. IT WILL MEND GLASS. awv«k.a»4 U»«ta MARRIED LAORS. '" ,0 • hwc, nr **v other n«M. KAUB * ftlNG RKJOLV ENT will Caaoxrq B«rVMiTitX, >r.rxit<nA, apvT. the Rtafilveftt, tafet^'wlB be foaad a quick RADW*?YTiiEADY RESOLVENT DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ the 1st and !5lh of May than when sown ia April, the early rains promote loo great growth of tops, and during the lat­ ter period of summer, seed stalk* are thrown out, which prevent the roots from attaining any size. . In sowing, I use a seed drill of my own invention, which sows and covers two rows at once. I put my rows 10 inches apart, and thin to about four inches In the row. I have found it a good plan to mix rad­ ish seed with carrot seed (the yellow summer turnip is a good \ariety); about one ounce of raddish to one lb. of carrot seed is sufficient. • Th© radishes come np in a few days, and enables me to to trace the row* distinctly during the first hoeing. A* fast as they aro large enough, they are pulled up for market or home use, and therefore do not interfere at all with the growth of the carrots. After seeing and trying different im­ plements for the cultivation uf carrots and other root crops, and being satisfied with none, I got up a hand cultivator, which work* admirably. It cuts close to the row, and is adapted to any depth •ot exceeding two inches, and any width not exceeding two feet; leaving the ground level, with the weed* on the surface. One man can tend from oue to two acres a day with it. Tbe crop should be hoed as soon as the « Weak Lnng*,' Indigestion, Dyaptmsla,' Diaeaaet of the nervous System, Paralysis, I'tlea, aud for all cases requiring s Tonic Dr. Dffds’ CclrbartH Wine Billers W5OTLWYMXD 1 MORTGAGE SALE. For Sore Throat, so common among tbo Clergy EFAULT baring been made in the condition ' of payment of a certain Indenture of Mort- . they arc truly valuable. Forlbe agtd and infirm, and for Henan* of a cage executed bv Jamc* S. Tux bury and hia wife, Hannah M. Tuxbtxry,of Baltimore,'Barrv county, weak couititution—for Minister* of the Gospel, and alalo ot Michigan, to Cyrua Mann, o'l Tolland Lawyers and all public speaker*—fur Book-Keepcounty and state of Connecticut, dalad tbe iHth day of December. A. D. lilW, and recorded far the office of the Kegiater of Deeds for aaid county of truly beneficial. As a beverage, they ore wholesome. Innocent Barrv, on tbe 2-Jth day of December, A. D. IMO, at 4 o'clock P. M., in Book K. of Mortgages, aud delicious to the laate. They produce tbe on page 1, nn which Mortgage there ia claimed exhilarating effects of braudv or wine without info xtca^Dg; ana tn a valuable remedy for per­ to be due at the date of thia nolle " son* addicted to the use of excessive strong drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from tbe poison* con­ tained in the adulterated Wines and Liquor* with rows can be distinguished ; and as soon Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue which tbe country ia flooded. Thea* Bitter* nut only CURE bat PREVENT as the weeds show themselves in the (the itatute, and a power of aale coutaincd In tid mortgage, the pretntaea deacribcd therein, to Disease, and should be used bv all who live ia a rows, set the boys st work. It is good it: Two-tuirda of tho north-east quarter, and country where tbe water ia bad. or where Chills and Fever* are prevalent. Being entiretv innepolicy not to wait for the weeds to cent and hannleaa, they may be given freely to show, but to run a cultivator through sertion Children and infanta with impunity, the rows every two weeks, until the tup* Physicians, Clergymen, ana temperance advo­ shade the ground, after which they will two (2) north of range number eight (S) wrat, in cates, aa an act ot humanity, xbould assist in spreading these truly valuable BITTERS o»er need but little more care before harvest­ aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two tbe land, and thereby wsetitially aid in banishing' hundred and eightv acres, [or to much thereof aa ing. will aati"fr aaid debt and interest and coat*,] will Drunkenness and Disease Dig tbe crop while the ground is dry, I oM Affections of the Head, Sick 11 M»d-i • one,'ar Ncrrofa* fleattaehe, Dr. Dbds’ and store in a cool, dry cellar, but where imperial Wine Bitter* will be found to they will not freeze. that being the place for bolding the circuit court be aioat Balatary and Efficacious. It seems^o be a very prevalent idea rinocr, a.d. iovx, »i one o ciock, r.w. oi inai aa that cqrrota should be planted with the FEMALES. Dated. May 20,1642. CYRUS MANN. ' row* wide apart, and thinned out to 8 or jalltis Mortgagee. The many certificate* which have been tender­ 10 inches in the row. It is a mistaken ed to ur, and tbe lelteia which we are dadv re­ one. Just as large carrots can be raised ceiving. are coMloaivc proof that among th* Eatate of Lather H11L women these L-------- «-*- ■ with the rows 16 inches apart,and thinned which no otftt TATE OF MICHIGAN, I „ ProUte Coart man in tbo ia them, and Barry Coanty, ( method, and I think thjl if “P. Q.” in those ------ ; -who one 10 kc,,P “ supply. . . ...... the April number of the Farmer will try D S my plan, he too will become an “eager advocate," and not pronounce 1200 bash els of carrot* per acre a “humbug.” Rye, N. Y., Apr. 1,1802: A. M. IT. Treatment of Strawberries in June. Next after dean cuhivation, ■ they want water or liquid manure. If the sail *■ * light loam, gravelly, or artificially drained, it can hardly have too inuch water. The plants are eitber in full flow­ er, or full of berries ripening from day to day, and they need abundant supplies of moisture. The days are at-their greatest l*ngth and the sun shines in its greatest splendor. Tbe evaporation in one of these long bright days it immense and a drouth juat In tbe critical time oft­ en diminishes the strawberry crop oae half and more. Mulching is of great advantage a* it retaining ntoisture as well as keep* ths fruit dean. We can only gat tbo largest berries by abundant wa­ tering- For the flavor we are aomewbat dependent upon the euhshinc. So great match it. mend it, and it will never show wbm put together. It will Mend Oral. Lava, and in (act every thing but Metals. • -..A LIYLNG DEATH. , And reatofolNm tehia fricads in a sound and repeated every day. for », permanent cure will anrel Your*. Ac., . h fo^nmreratasg Ibis wonderful cleansing rem­ DR- J. DOVER DODS’ Imperial Wi^e. Bitters aaid county, deceased. Ou reading end filing IbepeLtion, duly verified of Lyman Hill, Abigail Hill and Amano* White, hair* at law of said deceased, praying for tbe Probate of an instrument in writing, heretofore filed, ia thia court, purporting to be the last Will and testament of aaid deceaacd. Every houaekt lUdwav1* Reaulatuig Pill* are add for Tweslyi,ve „OU per b*. ■ rei. Ux cu.tetaa thirty p^te] edy ta th* North American public. Dr. ItaaWAt sitraixm* iS'&'t. s by DrugKiris.^lercbanU^and riortkeepero. South Amenean -Fravinccs. as U is a foci to'’"a?B'o7JilWS?.svriniB. and ita horribie train of concomitant*, pravsil in the tropical region* of ihe.Soutb. to a much greater and more tualignai.t dagree than in the North. In fact isocarrely a famtlr in any of the South American Province* that l» free from Scrofula, or its Wpdred dries***- It rows in tbe blood Of fin its people, and has become established as a constitutional infirmity, and has baffled the skirt of their bast pbyoieian*. With knawtodge ••Wefiaretriril'iLiihdffadltaxuaefW in our I | , question of the million ANSWERED. ’ RADWAY’B RENOVATING RESOLVENT. C and in thia respect are dcnbly valuable tu tbe person who may use them. For LXQPIENT CONSUMPTION, Are preparedbv an emiuent audsklUfoJpl ysiemu who ba* need them micceasfully in bl* practice for tb* last twenty-fiv* .yoaca. The proprietor, toroan^’rtnDn^VK^tS^biJffd’wtee $10' 00 * year aavod in every fmniiy by , .' One Bnitllq uf RADWAYB-READY RELIEF AMBRKIAN (EMEAT tUE. Price 25 Cerit* per Bottle. “<Wo“aply that Bedwsy'sBeadyTielMehtf snd Price T5 Cents p«r Bottle. Price 25 CrtrtB per Buttle. the treatment of auch diaaaaCf and maladic*. where pain ird eoncOiartunt df Are dSewr. Dbtau. like the stono. givea uumUtekable aigna of it* appriach. At first the threatened Prien 23 Onu per Bottle. Price 25 Oot* per BottU. Prieo 25 Cents f-er Bottle. othjr ttu ptotna t H uI in ,B full ihia'oonditkio WUUI WMU vt ......... — WB,> ■•Beady -, jioafr Belief Ralief will wi be found al! potent. 1U gdnnalxlratioa, ntnistruiiun, either internally or oxieniaUv, aa ; of pain indie* ■ uf tbo threatened diae < discomfort. patient from all Min or fin indication of noeaaincss If people, on the fiist r be troubled with sickness. WHIN TIIKKATXXID WITH It aujieriar to.»l! known rrniedica in popular use as acieaualng syrup for rcsin-iso toe blood. Fcvvr. Small Pox. Measles. Fever aud Ague. Chills and Fever. Headache, BillionsJi Cholic. Dii »>T . .. “And therefore 1 11 none of it, rar* the akcptic ; I tnmamtsjduu. from parent to child. This ereat power we cUim for RADWAY'S RENOVATING the symptom* of any iaherited diacoae aro foal exhibited,it will eradicate tbe same from tbe ayatem. In the tarty atage* of Pthiaia vr Com■tuaption. Fit*,Scrofula, and lu casax of sore bead.ulcer*, tumors, hacking cougb. bre-nchuia, tbtuae of Redway's Reuovating Resolvent wttiextermin­ ate the uansuutted disaose form the ayatem. aud make (what tbe parents neglected,) a sound aud healthy bodr. CHRONIC DISEASE. Another clam of disease* that no other mtdlriDtLov Ibe most akittfal physicians bare suc­ ceeded In achieving, nmre tuar. In merely palliat­ ing th# suflerings of tbr patient, which Redway’s Ready* Resolvent.will positively eradicate, ta tnat of Chronic Disease* that bare. Invested the sys­ tem for years, *uch as chronic Rheumatism, Gout Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Syphilis, aud disease* Indneid by tho injudicious use of calomel, mercurr, quinine. disoasM of the Liver, Spleen, Gall, BlailJar. Kidneys, Spine, Ac., all of which diseases Rad wav's Iteaay Resolvent will eradicate, and secure ’to the patient a new lease of life. The price • REDWAY'S RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT ia fil,<r<tper>oula. Dote, a tea-spoon twice full, half srfionr after eachJea). Sold by druggi»u and metchanla everywhere. ‘ Are superior to all purgative or cathartic pill*, powder*, mineral and aettihu waters, in tbe treat­ ment ana cure of SSWn. «S,rSSi’iS W THE NERV0U8NE8H, MELANvilOLY, . Pavxtao.—Tbe firat eight year, of U»a life evf a fruit tre* nrc the mw important and require judicious management. If* 1 head ia formed in thia pe- . JOHNS & CROSLEY'S _ __ cement roofing, IN MIUTART CAMIH It enn be applied by any one, There is no place *o well calculated and wbeo finiahed forint a perfocUr Fiss Parer uscftiloese of a ayeeifte medfanc as camn. Radtrsi's ltra.lv n.lt.r k.. ------ •-r futut.au ,tr- hired by H«at. fbta nr Ntngw-,Sasixxi>c of Hour my of the Union with the lisppirot weceaa. Let­ Baabm, or any external aclfou whatever. ters from Brigade and Regimental surgeons, offi­ XsXQtTXD cers, and privatr*,assure us that Rapway’a Ready GVTTA PERCHA CEMENT. Relief has contributed more to the protection of ofthmHtifo pill* lict a royatcriovopowar, for in each pill is combined ti e elaments of heidtU regeneration. aud Ite CHRONIC RHEUM ATkiM-ASTHM A -—raw. w rem mnJiee.Ud- Lead, Ac., will linden Radwy’a Regulating Pnu uuDwSdsuttGOLwwu Hffijr •:/. him tbe first calm SOLS PBOFRIXTOR1, la iXa. >~l a*d Ux Ih>H Ao’J rid Wats Ntahnl pills Kind* when •nd F*r rnmitoe RtHtriag Mtlil Bwftef ill ktati. TOUifc. C^/n/i* AtoMi/lM <<totow wbfeto -.I........ .r re.” rCrirf-n fwr jrtEt7^‘^rLUN3? S’ PAL ROOFS, coa- SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. RADWAY® REGULATING BILLS, For Coating Metal* of all i« O* HP«fe,rAIK IN TUE 8IDE’ ^^bDEBS, price S1 per bottle, 6 bottles for «5 Whe dees b^ Adairt Beaatlfal Teeth! WILLIAM JO1HM, Important to Farmers. York aud all parts of th* United‘State*. Cauads. West Indira, and Central and Boath America, on baildingaorall kind*, such as FACvcaim. Forxi*cias. fiWracsns, Rxix. ltaa» Dertno. Oar*, and •« Pt auc Boiuuxus generally, GuxaxxtaaxT Ik:no he give* calomaL Tin* is an ancient landmark txc*. Ac.; by the principal Brn.r><a*. Asremcw. of the nrufexMon, which no ranovaticn ha* been amt <4bera. and has presved t-tw the OiEAff.ST suffered to alter. and MOST DURABLE MGOFIXG in oar. it is in ertrr reaiwct A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER snd W»|CII FACT*. . , When we tell the jsubli* jhat lb* one of RAD' TIME PROOF ooreriag for ROOF’S OF ALL WAY*H READY RELIEF Weave the aiek uf KINDS. certain diseases: that it will atop pain in a few minulea after its application ; that il will protect the system against attack* rf all malarious, contagmu*,and infscUoas diseases—wc have the facts tocatabliah the truth of onr statements, ackoowl No Hent is required In making application PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! CHARLES WIDD! FIELD A CO., Intporftnt to Builders. Important tu Railroad Cimpttnieit. condition of the patient, calomel forms tbe in­ JJR. RADWAY’S PILLS, ’ is a scissnnc roaaATlvL W. ari Uh a^Hui pre J rh. plan it, En TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. NEW YORK, tbe practise of med»cin«|ircscrlbe* Catemri, Mrr- , cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and ether' fa- | vorile bobya of tbe peufeaaicn. It is a well known I r.x, •t--* —I——... - 1 * a — Ala' session o'f the Probate Court for tbe Countv Iturc, to an aparatu* for tbe _____________ ____ _ Mary, in the year one thousand eight hundred tar cart* for nprinkfiaf'ciljr’ atrteta. in sod sixty-***; prrocnl S. C. Priadk, Judge of Probate. tbe garden it fo entirely practicable, with a garden engine, hjriroputl. or common wataring-pot —America* AffrinlteritL CRONLBTv AMI* Mao«ta«liirer*.l IT IS EIRE A^S* VATER PROOF KAllway's KKADY XhLIKr Bteddm P*‘n ,D U",K’d“^*’ q^MICHIOAN,- JOHNS A A SI'EEOY I’LRGATIVE. DE. RADWAY’S PULS nnrpiEiyiiVL 'jraiJiE unnrrMBS of William Eatoa. -TERMS CASH. For Sale bv all DlRCgi^*, and Storekeeper! generally tlirofl^-lHJift'ft.e country. ; Coriicr of TJbertr Strccl. and removing from the skiu Pimples, Tetter.lUaU |x( Rsdway 's Read* Relief be frroiy Med. and ib and other oHSusirc marks,and will, in n fow days . a »l1<irt time, oil pain snd uneasiness will erase, give a pure, clear, and roseate hue of health and 1 tbe threatened disease expelled frvtn tbeayebeauty to the face and nails aud brilliancy Ui the ; urn. IF SEUXP ’ It i» a pure and innocent preparation, all pon . ,, -in ri-.-tcr ii-e mwtvnaam inc u»c ,-i axuetfttl to do good, but never duea injury. vtaf. Ready Belief wdl en.ure a aprody cure. I IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. There is no medicine in tbe known world, or Liberal ItPfftftrKn to Whote»aie TO W|UJ AM STREET. Bitter*, hid them tested bv two di»tiugui»be<J istinguisbed DEPRESSION OF SPIRTTB, ’ tx kix nova*. medical practitiomtrt. who pnortuncad them a or means suggested by the medics! authorities. valuable remedy fordiseaae. i A dase of from ox to eight of Radway •* Regu­ Although tbe tntditW men of the country, m* lating Pill*, will, in the most distressing case* of general tiling disapprove Of Patent Medicincs.yct Constipation or Custivcueas, Derangement ot the AND RXSTORK we do not believe a reapeolabie Phvsician ean be Uver, or other gland*, secure a healthy avacua.found in the United States, acquainted with tbeir medicalprojwrtiau1 whbtrill wt highlr approve quired to appear at a Session of said Court, then DR. J. SOVBB DODS’. IMPERIAL WINE BIT­ TERS. In all newly aotUrJ -*— v tte, l-.ll, Ato itayuM,b..H, the prayer of of Ita retained bunion.iiy * free purge, two to four per dsy, farurwrek ortenxiay*, w<n reetore bitier* should be used « break(p*L. DR. J. BOVEE DOD6’ frer. Wild CherrT Tree Bark. Spikenard, Chamo­ mile Flower*, and Gentian. Tbev are manufac­ tured by Dr. Dods himaoK who is an experienced aud successful Phyaician, and hence should not be classed among the quack nostrum* which flood the country, and against which the Medical Pro- M N* matter if thstbrekea Pltobav did nm mm h^ are absolutely unsurpassed by any olUr remedy on earth. Io be assured ..f Cbia, it ore of the diacs*** aa developed la the Iropli N pursuance and by virtue of a decree of the is only ucosaary.tomako tba trial. The Wt*o pe supplies ware soil to Bread. Bncao* Ayr, Circuit Court for the county of Barry, m Chan­ itselfis of a very superior quality, being about, Chili, Peru. Equadur, Vaoxuoto, Bolivia. N<I cery. made on the thirtieth |3<'th] day of .Octoberouw third stronger than other wines; wanning Z._ __ *____ .. _ a 1 <1... Smlll , in the year of our tord one thousand eight hun­ ■nd inrigbratadg tbe wbelc fyotem from the bud main, and wa* thoroughlr tested by Physicians dred and sixty-one. in a certain cause thereto and thcPriaslbood. aud ia now the official rerne -r u«.:.k dy tried br the Pbvsidxits, under the name of "Soiullvo Renovador do ’" Badway," •^oLiuyffBiaovadordb "'**■* for Radwav's Ready Resolvent.) in the treatment of Scrofula. Hrpbilia. Uleers Trrniora. Prolapan* of Barrv, will sell at public auctioa *r vendue, to doehi* a general warmtb. Tliey art also exeel- Uteri. Etet>banta»i«, Erysipelas. Sairt Anthony's the bigliest bidder, al the north front door of tbe lent for Ditvaata and W’eaknvate* peenliar to Fire, HK MiUi'v leret aore*. atl disea-, of Court Home, in the village of Hasting*, in said Fematen, where aTnnio I* required to atreacth the akiu.lituabr* in Abe bli-od. Mlhe Periling*. county of Barnr,.on Saturday th* - twenty -sixth ' ©n enA brace the system. No lady, who ia day ofJuly. 1So3, at one o'clock In the afleruoou of 1 subject lu laaaitade and faiutnr**. should be Nodes, deafness, discharge* from the eyes, car* sad o«*«. l'an<hd»r rwalhaf*. drop.y, and «••}' without tbeni, u they revivifying ta tbeir action. stilutior.ul diaessea. SucliJum been the uoparalkilbd7ucctei"of7!>ix remedy in curing tbeae hor­ THESE BITTERS plaint filed in thia cause, and described in said rible di»c*»ea In the tropica that «• do nulhcoitale S_______ r .f____ —.1,. ek. I te.e »u_ township number throe. (?,) north of Range nnnbvr ten ]’■>■ went, in the county of Barry and Stale of Michigan, containing eighty acre* of land, more or lew. HARMON HMITH, Circuit Court Commissioner. Balcu a Daroa, Solicitors for Complainant. Dated, June*, 1342. jell UNA. H» A GREAT BONG AND STOMACH REMEDY - luuo, I . That piece knocked out of your Marble Mantle eta be put on as strong aa ever. rr -WILE MEND PORCELAIN. To the People Imperial Wine Bitters!! _ Toar broken «taaa Cbm nd Ranee* raa be trike iT'ttnX^^nTunBix PAIN, IT WILL MOT ।CRACK IN COUDOBMTN IN B ARM WEAtMRB, AND N0LWASJ1 OFF. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER MBTAL "I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-25.pdf d65b0f6863f70b9cb6e39b8787670530 PDF Text Text VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1862. file Sitings banner, IS PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, AT HAST IMUS, DARKY °*<* <» "Jtomer COD XT T, MTCniQAR xsierex a traaows H'ORNETS aad COUNSELLORS AT LAW Soliator. in Chancery. Tax and •to. Bniinet. nt.n.iLi '“eumnc* Srltttrt Jlottrj. eeer Uo Pont**. alamasoo, Michigan. A. A.Kxarax, J. C. Bcanova. Filled with abrioes the heart balb bmMed I Home! go wateh the faithful dove. ADVKRTISIMO. One equate, of ten lines, or less, BO cents for the first, and 2$ cents for each subsequent inser­ tion. A liberal discount to yearly advertisers. was ezasMrated beyond measure. Ths liquor of ray bald-beaded fallow-lodger steeled my nerves to action, and I threw myself into a position of defence. Not doubling my perfect ability tn scatter that crowd over an acre of ground, I In­ vited the unequal coatesL The appearance of a policeman spared tbe impending slaughter, for the party suddenly left the fieM. My companion' Informed the offi- cer of what had occurred, and he started in pursuit of tbe retreating rowdies, en­ joining us to find tbe way to our lodgings. Tak ing the arm of tbe tad, we proceeded Job and Oard Printtag. JtU bind* of Boob, Curd, HanJUU, CUolofuoond If/uy Printing oiocutod on ikort notiot, and at muonablo loruu. Hy <M doocri^tiono awutenUy on kand.^ NO. 8. ।the Gospel. He frtqoenlly visited New diworwyt And for m, mIuh'Wi *> (Orleans, and other of the large Southern confoundedly blind, too—but never at led. < citiM, during the first year of his mar। riave, but the circumstance excited no did not find the murderer. , The next day I met Martig on Mont­ “To be brief, before two years elapsed, gomery | street She smiled and bowed, |the large estate left by our father was and i I confess I thought her a very pretty iswept from ns, and we were almost bank- > woman. ।rapt. He had induced my mother to A week after she quisdy left the Stat* i mortgage the plantation, with the view, ffor Georgia, where she is now residing. Ibe said, of purchasing more negroes to After the sailing of tbe steamer, I received work it, but the money was squandered, a i note through tbe post-office from Mar­ ।and the slaves we had were secretly sold Itha. She explained ail, and thanked saw by fives and tens, until less than a dozen Ifor tbe assistance I had rendered her, and remained. When asked to explain by tbe I kindness shown to the imaginary twin­ my mother, he had no excuse to offer.— Ibrother, Richard. lu the midst of this great grief, another When I informed Smith, as 1 did one I wife of Mayhew—that waa the villain's <evening,that tbe ‘sleek young cuss’ whom name—suddenly made her appearance Ibe bad viewed with ao much suspicion, at the plantation. Learning the residence was a woman, be waited for me to repeat of her husband, but knowing nothing of the assertion, and then checked himself his second marriage, she had left South in the set of calling me a liar. The news Carolina to meet him. My poor sister excited Smith, and he went to bed drunk waa heart-broken. Mayhew, to escape that night, and snored as be never snored prosecution, fled from the State. His before. She who was to have been the third first wife waa sent to the madhouse, and in three months my poor old mother was wife of Mayhew still lives in San Eranlaid in the church-yard. £fy grief-bowed cinco. She was married in August last. sister—but I will not speak of her. Turn­ I met her in the street* few days ago.— ing the wreck of our property into money How vividly the sight of her fees brought I started in pursuit of toe scoundrel who to mind tbe incidents I have related ! She had dealt such havoc with our peace.— will read this little story, perhaps, and Through a dozen States I tracked him, learn, for the first time, why she did not and returned with my mission of ven­ become the wife of Isaac Mayhew the toward my room. He waa a pale-faced luterssting young man of perhaps eight­ een-or nineteen years, remarkably well brad and intelligent He was drtossd in good taste, without affecting any of tbe airs of malurer years, and I was quite taken with him. Ils told me his name was Richard Janson ; that he was alone in California, but ont without means ; that he lived on Stockton street, and, visiting a friend that evening had been a lodger detained to that unusual hour. In a few moments we arrived at my lodging, and oberts triker observing that he evinced little inclina­ tion topart with me, I invited him to ac­ In September, 1852.1 occupied a room < cept a portion of my bed for the night. in a two stnry frame building on Stock ton He | smilingly declined, staling that be street. In the house were perhaps half , ■ ASON ALLEN, ■IlAT RECEIVED was quite near hla own ; and I then learn­ a dozen lodgera, possibly more. As J , ed, for the first time, that he occupied a Dealer in groceries, provides', pro seldom visited my room during the day j 4 ks, fiiah, butter, tard. pork, and grain at room in the same bouse and on tbe same all ktndv. Also toys catxlica, etc.etc. Store io a new and most complete assortment and invariably retired al 12 u’clock, I । floor with myself. Thus 1 became ac geance unacoompliahed. One year ago, bigamist. Calitoru a Block. State 'treat. Haatinga, Mich. rarely met any of my neighbors—or, if I (quinted with two of my fellow-hidgers. by accident, I learned he was in Califor­ DRI G8 AND MEDICINES, did,. ft was wiluuul without my my Knowing knowing tnem. them.— — imiu Janson and myself often met after nia. As soon as I recovered from a se­ D. C. HAWLEY, rfrh. mi. alv Oita, Cam- . With two of my fellow lodger. I h<c.me that, but it was always in the street or rious illness under which I was laboring, DEALER in all kinds of Family Groceries. I— —i_u-----partially acquainted. One was a middle- on , Not every tender-hearted and patriotic Stone and Woods® ware, and a' general as- bl phene. Burning Fluid, tbo stairway. He never invited me I took passage for this State. I arrived vortmeot »C Provisions. Also Notary Public. ng.d man, urcupying a room adjoining । TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. to bis room, or accepted an invitation to six months ago. He is here, for I have girl ia fit for a nurse in anarmy hospital. Store, two doors east of the Hastings House, mine, and divided from it by a thin par- mine. He visited me bot once at my seen'him, ana he cannot escape me now I An Illinois surgeon at tPittaberg Land­ tiliun. Against that thin boundary stood .office and tb»n remained less than five He Is even in this city, but little dreams ing writes: ROBERTS * STRIKER, our i*ed>- the middle aged gentleman's minutes. “The duties required of an effective How be spent his lime I did that the pistol is shotted to send him to TX EALEBS in drugs, medicines, palea I mrdiand mine— not to exceed three inches not inquire. lie was a mystery. 1 spoke nurse are not the administering of a U cinca. paints, oils, turpentine, burning fluid, the great reckoning. I have made few apart. Tba middle-aged gentleman was nf him to Smith, one day. Strange to spoonful of wine, nor bathing an officer's p ire liquors. dys-atuflT,. window gluM. potty* gro­ acquaintance, having no wish to implicate ceries. stationery, and fanev articles. Store in X3T FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL w edded U> |he habit of snoring. And bis say, that gentleman had never seen bim ; others in the work of blond wbichl must temples with a sponge. These require no PCRPOSES,ONL\J£1 Halbrook'a New Block. HaaUnga, Mich. was a peculiar snore; not a periodical but, from my description ofblm,ventured be mine alone. Last night I fonowed sacrifice of feeling. No attending upon murmur, accompanying every fourth or the opinion that be was either a gambler him from the El Dorado, where he spends a Colonel or a Major in a state room,out fifth aspiration, but a terriflic and unin­ or a genteel pickpocket, I was reluctant- the most of his time, to a bouse on Pow- combing matted hair, washing dirty face*, terrupted combination of snorts, groans1 ly forced to the conclusion that Smith hands and feet, binding putrid woenda, . IWEESET & ALLEN. el! street. He has visited ft frequently | apd Miufllea, with the addition of teeth1 waa right, and after that I treated tbe and numbers of thingns which cannot be A TTORNETR ATLAWand Solicitor, in Chan of late, and to-day I understand he Is described. The lady who connot, with a grinding, and occaisonal plunge* of the' young man with unusual coldness. He eery. Particular attention paid to Coaveypeylng his addresses to a widow lady of extremities against tbe creating foot­- observed the change, and his look wore a smiling face, rool up her sleeves, go on , wealth residing there. But be will not board. For a week I boro up against the‘ reproach ao sorrowful that I half repent­ her knees amongst the black boilers and marry her, for another week shall not see wet straw to wait upon an unfortunate clatter. At length, one night, 1 knocked ed having harbored tbe suspicion of my pa nuaineea. bim alive! You now know all. Have I I TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, Office la tba Court Hones, Heatings. Mich. athiado'ir. I was de»perate. He rose, venerable looking friend, who was fear­ private soldier, repulsive in his manners . one friend in California I" PRUNES, FIGS. RAIxINB, CODFISH; and words, Is here sadly oct of her prop­ struck a light, and for the first time we fully averse to all mysteries. To see so mnch spirit, so much deter­ I in fact, er«rTtb:n|c io the Grocery line, such a* met face to face. 1 bud prepared myself It ia a noble sight to witness Occasion called mo to my room, onei tninatlon, so much manhood exhibited by er sphere. DANIEL COOK, | will be needed for fatnilr use. one who bears the impress of nature's to deluge him with sarcaem—1<^ abuse evening, at an earlier hour than usnal.— fUSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and ■ a beardless boy, surprised me beyond Alio a <real variety of tbo nobility in ivery movement and every bim with billingsgate—to sink him with I beard a soft rap at my door, and, open­ el .Tas Anat. will attend to the collection of ■ measure. I offered the brave little feldJU«and an othar business pertainingtoMaofiice. abuse. His face was ao round and jovial ing it, found Janson standing in tbe en­- low mv hand, and he felt that he was an­ expression, a highly educated lady, ao(CUD2EES'" •j'xnxmmcB'ir and his head so entirely destitute of hair, try. “Come in, Janson,” I exclaimed,, swered. In rilcnce we returned to our customod to every indulgence tliat wealth And Cooking Extracts, con furnish, thus employed, with disor­ that I, could not summon courage throwing open the dour. lodgings. Bidding Jansen good-night, I I. A. HOLBROOK, dered hair, bodplen, in a soiled calico the xspeoial BENam or thx la dim. to utter a harah word. For a moment “Would you not prefer takings walklI stepped into Smith’s room fora moment. TTORNEY and Cvunwlor at Solicitor in for dress, bespattered with blood, roahmut we peered silently into each other's feces. Chancery. General Ijimi and Tax Agent.— he inquired- “The evening ia very beau I found the old gentleman somewhat ag­ ) “(in I do anything for you 1" I inquired. and grease, forgetful of every feeling but Office, aocood story of Row•r’a block. itated. He had lost a valuable diamond the one of seeking and helping the meat ' Smith, for that was his name, must “1 believe not tn night, some other pin that day, and freely intimated that J. M. RUSSELL. wrotobed and neglected. God has bles­ have read my thoughts—must have known time." 1 was a little piqued that he the ‘‘sleek young — --------- «— ­ cuss,” as he denomina PENS, PENCILS. INKR, PAPER, EN­ HYSICIAN and Bargees. Office in RasseU* that he snored—must have been aware should presist in remaining outside tbe ted Jansen, had stolen It. i so strenu­ sed my eyes with the sight of such a one. VELOPES. CARDS, Ac, Ac. tiers. State itreel. ____ The name of the noble minded lady shaft of tbe object of my visit—fur he immedi­ door. ously endeavored to dissipate the Impres­ Upon our shelves msy bo found all of the ately replied: not l»e forgotten. Send us laffies of this JOHN ROBERTS, “I should be much pleased to have sion, that 1 verily believe be felt inclined MOST POPULAR iHYSICf AN and fiurrcvo Dwelling on Broad"Yes. mv friend, join me in a glass of you.” be rejoined. “I have a few words to transfer tbe odium of the supposed caliber, or send us negro strvsnta/ Beg brandy and water—I have a few drops of to say to you, in justice to myself, and theft to me. That night. Smith snored of the dainty miss in humanity’s name, to remain at homo until parade days, something genuine. Permit me to insist” I louder than usual. H. P. CHERRY, ! when we shall all be glad to sec her.— he evniinued, observing [my hesitation, * Enough." 1 interrupted, “1 will go.” Three days after, I met Jansen in tbo OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a "you will sleep all the belter lor it,” and I felt assured he desired to tell me some­ street, and learned that he had taken Keep idle gentleman at home also.” ten-1 to all bueineea entrusted to him with promatnaea and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown. be gave me a look welling over with thing of himself, and I was qll anxiety to rooms in Powell street. I did not in­ commiseration. Tnx City or Mxmyhtb.—Memphis ia hear it. It was unpleasant to think him quire the reason—I thought I knew it. ) We would rvspeetfally announce to U»e eitl I meekly followed him to the side-board a pickpocket ur sharper, and I hoped be The next day I again met him. His face by far the largest and must important I xeiti of Ilastinpi sod TieinitT, that we intend to। L. H. HTEWART, mH evervthine in otir line of trade «• ebeaf* m can1 wnd we pledged each other in a glass of might be able to prove to me that he was was unusually pale, yet be said be bad eity on the Miaaiseippi river between St. A TTORNEY astf Connselor at tar. S^Mtsr be bought nt sny place. Gire u» ■ call and judge ’ nncietiI vintage. He they) pressed me to neither. not felt better for years. "There is to Louis, which is 430 miles above, and A. «n4 Csaosslor in Chancery. Netary Pnblic. for yourselree. We intend to sell xm<ike a cigar. I could scarcely do less. Ac. AH buaiweaa attended tn prompt!' and effiWe left tbe bouse and proceeded along be a wadding on Powell street to-morrow; New Orleans, which is 730 miles below. ^rnUv. OAce No. 5. Noble's block. Balti- Creek, Silting on the side of tbe bed, with bis Stockton street toward Happy Valley. at least, so Mayhew says, but there will I It ia the rntrtpol of four railroads, tr»r- । round visage peeping through a gauze of For ten minutes not a word was spoken. be no bridegroom 1 Do you understand 1 ersing North, South, East and West.— smoke, and his fat legs swinging good Several times be seemed on the very He placed his finger signlfiicantly to his These roods have added greatly to the • J. M. NEVINA, etary FuMIe, snd Tax Special attention will be paid to COMPOUND­• naturcdly, Smith was a picture. Togeth- point of speaking, but as often checked lipa, sod we separated. commercial growth of Memphis though it attention paid to makiug ont De«4». Mart- ING and putting up PRESCRIPTIONS; and anyr er «• would have afforded an amusing himself. At eight o'clock tbe next evening, as is the river traffic which lias built tb«city. ■ «xei and Cofltracu. Great care taken in tore one purcliasing medicines of us can r**y upon* sketch for Punch. He talked incessantly “Unless I m»T call you one, 1 hays not Isaac Mayhew was mounting the steps The shipments of Cotton alone from the I claalnx ■ort<nirca by advertisement. their being and, before I left him. we touched glasses a friend In California." ho at length be- of tbe house to which Jansen had traced port, in the year ending September 1, II. WRIGHT, several times, and I firmly resolved that fan, placing his hand upon my shoulder. him, six days before, a pistol ball pierced I860, amounted to four hundred thousand ROBERTS A STRIKER. be might snore, night and day. for a year his heart, and be fell dead upon tbe pave­ bales, and its general business, in ordin­ bowed, but mnfle no reply. ttorney and counsellor at law? to come, and 1 would not disturb him.— HaStixob Marc* £ 1863“You do not speak,” he continued ob­ ment. Some unaccountable inflaencc ary times, is immense. It is the great art Solicitor sad Connartlor in Cbanewy — Particular attention paid to tbv collration of I wrung his hand in an ecstacy of friend serving tny alienee. “I am to understand had drawn ma to the neighborhood, and point for cotton and other produce of claima and npnsy promptly remitted. . ship, and bade him an affectionate good I presume, that you are not to be made an bearing tbe report of a pistol, Jansen's Weatern Tennessee. By last census the moot Docx, of all kimK al.o N«w«rar«« Offica. with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middl.rille, for salt by I ROBERTS A STRIKER. night. I tumbled in bed, but tried in vain exception." words flashed through my mind, and I popnlation of Memphis is put down at Barry Coanty, Michigan. tc sleep. Smith’s brandy was playing “To be frank with you, Jansen, there started, with a dozen others, in the direc­ about 98,000 souls; but the city has strange tricks with my fancy, and 1 felt tion of tbe tragedy. Before I arrived been so long beleaguered and kept ia a owder Shot, Lead and Cam for mdo cheap by ia a certain mystery about your move ­ JACOB FERRIS, ROBKKTH A STRIKER. as though something was whispering, as ments, calculated to give rise to suapi un the spot, ouite a crowd bad collected, ^mic, and ao many of ita able bodied to “Macbeth,'’ “Sleep no more !" I lit cions anything but favorable.” The body of Mayhew was lying on the citizens ^Uzens have been'impretted been impreaoed into the MICHIGAN. ixiacea's Ou> Loxnox Docx Gur, for medicin­ a candle and found it was two o'clock.— IONIA. eidewalk1 and over it in speechless agony, rebel army, that It is calculated by refu­ “Of what nature I" inquired my com al pnrpoaea, for sale by R. A «. Irritated at my wakefulness, I threw on panion. atood tbe widow who waa to have been a gees. from there that it does not number my dolbes and was soon in tbe street. . “That you are a gambler, or even worse” bride. one-balf of its ordinary inhabitants. oodyear's Patent Breast Pumps for^aale by The moon rode high in the heavens, and I bluntly replied. “Who saw this I" inquired a police­ R. C. PRINDLE, the night was beautiful asapoet’s dream. TUDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Publie, GesHe smiled as he replied. “Yea, yes, J man. fl oral L*ad and Tax Aget>t. Will be found in Spoiling along the street as far os Gay, see - vet the suspicion wrongs me.” “1 beard the report of a pistol,” said Circuit Courts—1S69, 1863. the Court House, at Hastings, on tbs 2d and «d Promises made to ehildron should be “Make it appear so, and you shall not one of tbe crowd, “and, a minute after TATE OF MICHIGAN.Eighih Judicial Circuit I suddenly turned tbe comer, and encoun­ faithfully kept Naturally frank and saw a man enter that house yonder,” and —1 hereby fix and appoint the times for hold­ tered a crowd of bslf drunken rowdies, want a friend. ingenious, they expect every promise to ing the MTeral terma of the Circuit Court witbin DAMIEL STRIKER, standing In front of a bouse they had "Promise that you will not divulge be pointed to a small frame building on , Circuit, for the yean IM? and I8C3. as follows be fulfilled to the letter; and if it hi not FT CLERK. Notary Public, aud General said Born Cbwaty January, 2d Monday; April. 2d either just left, nr were about to enter. what I mav teil yon, or attempt by word tbe opposite side of the street. and Tax Agant. Office i» In an instant the officer, followed by ' they will not only be greatly disappoint­ Monday, July, Sd Monday; October, 2d Monday. As I waa in the act of retracing my foot­ or act to thwart me In the accomplish­ ed, but their faith and trust in you will CTiaton Oonty—January, Id Monday ; April,3d steps, I beard some one ezelaim, In a boy­ ment of a purpose to which I have pledged the excited spectators, started fur the Monday ; July. 3d Monday ; October. 3d Monday; be shaken. Parenta, then, can not be too my soul." he said looking me earnestly house. Springing through the crowd, I faithful in keeping their promises to their A»m Zu-fe-Janoary, 1st Monday: April. 1st ish tone : Monday, Joly. 1st Monday: October. 1st Monday. H. COOK, "Not to Tnight, gentlemen ; some in'the face, “and you shall have the proof reached the side ol the policeman, and as. children, In the most trifling matters, if Kml County— March, lat Mondav:Jnne 1st Mon­ be knocked at tbe door I was at hie elbow. other time, but not to night : please ex ­ you require. ” day; September, 1st Monday; December, lat they would have them frank and open*.B> umaa in >na v»«r> --- ~i—■ , „ “If your purpose is not criminal. I I fell that Jansen was there. Tbe door Sieurs. Ttss to be paid when papers are left M Munkulut Cbuate—February, 3rd Monday ; Au­ cuse me." hearted. If you promiee them anything, The speaker in passing along the street promise; If otherwise keep your secret,” was quickly opened and a well dressed for reeord. _______ _________ that particoUr thing they must have, or gust 3rd Monday. lady calmly inquired tbe object of the bad been slopped by the rowdies, and in ­ Given under tuy hand at the village of Ionia, thia wss my answer. they are not satisfied. Besides, to give H. N. SHELDON, “’Ds wbat you would do or any other Xfitb day of October. A. D I%1. vited to drink. them tbsjr first lesson in distrust and LOUIS 8. LOVELL, CTrowif Judfo. e COUNTY TREASURER. Offlee ia the Court “We are looking for a man who a few ••Bah,” exclaimed a number of voices, man worthy of tbe name." suspicion, as sometimes happens with House. ____________________________ minutes since, committed a murder aorosa "You must come up to the scratch—eith­ "Then 1 promise ; here ia my band." “Listen,” he resumed, taking my arm JAMES A. SWEEXBY, oward association PhiW«r er drink ur fight." “And do you expect to find him in roy | I hope few parents will ba guilty. i’«u "But, gentlemen, 1 cannot,” insisted and walking slowly on. “I have a twin ROSECUTING ATTORNEY, Counsslor at cannot, then, be too careful in making nbta — /er tA/ and Dirtr-oni Law. BaUdtor «*d Couasalor ta Chancery, wrt/ I 'imlonl oof CkroatcIHoanooo, *«d the stranger, struggling to frea himself’ sister. We were born in Georgia, and room, airl" relumed the lady. and Notify radic, win promptly attend ta any mof a hnnhun‘No madam," replied the polios *......................................... >lic<-inan, from tbe grasp of bis persecutors. "1I our parents were the possessors of s mcsm of On »Sr*uo^ Orfnno. , — boeinMu wtraated to Ha care, ia nay of the ,i,eo Or.ln hj ib« Aeu.g So.- can neither drink nor fight to-oigbt; I am ____ .................................... w i “ but irge enough rather politely for one of bis calling ; of the evils’ resulting from nth promises Ceurtaaf this Stale. QIBoo Inibo Cosrt Hsass. when we ______ I willglance glance through through yeer your apartment, aparu to give them all employment ggpogTS ™ SPEHMATOllBOEX nut we IL” will be avoided. ' At tbe merely as a matter cf form, before pro­ “Gammon!" growled the party, at were fourteen our father died ... sge of sixteen my sister became a eon ceeding to the other portioae of the tempting to force bim into tbe house. Where there's acme kind lip .ices, at the Hastings’ Kusintss flirrctorg. HASTINGS S STORE!!! ^isrtUang. nrrsTEKiovs . , &. S R utms, GROCERIES! A P PATENT MEDICINES N ■'DKEAIPu IND® (DASH N A S P B S H P . M COUNTY ACCOUNTS. imwo a kiab, I Ml that, *« • ono~r»aUK <rf th. p~« vert, during s revival, and six month* •nd ebampino nocMr, it wm my duty after, and in the face of tbe determinad ran away with u> ionrfora. Smith’. brMdytold«»,; opposition of my mother, _________ ______ preacher, » to whose •nd IhniMmd the nwv», i» nddition. to | and mt married aamw a » young young pimii.ii, wmw cryimtlh* imolutum. Sulking qrf- Llo^mnc tha rmriul a»ad Ha wigtaoMy*sister did not love the rrum/ Her feelings fur him him to fattow me. were a religious eothu- He turned to oom natural infatuation. If The officer entered. I doeely following. While he was examining the room, 1 for the firn lime obtained a fair view of the fody’l face. Involuntarily 1 threw up • be th asked “Cotmlaa.” : “How manjT �Private Letter from tbe Third' HASTINGS BANNER. sition. One or two moves more shall be within shelling distance ■JuuqjFfof) Weiiestay Hendig, Jne 25, -= Nn YmK __ _ _______ _________ . _ . . ffTHOFT ocilx AND wrrn mas ruKPos^ battle, _ which I know you will all be ~_________________ ant-0UB to liio ncwRpapCr report# are not altogether reliable, as they are nun.—Abraham Lincoln. . more or less interested io distorting,' hid­ ■?**T ing,'or misrepresenting the facts in the Tbe raid of rebel cavalry in tbe rear off case. McClellan’s army is one of those inexplic­ able things, which, while arriet could r ■y, they would Newspapers are like men, each has its particular prejudice aud interest j correspondent, orirras■ ■ get wounded 1 have not much expectation . of surviving it; becanse I have noArenelh. My vitality seems to be expended. The , coming battle will no doubt be derisive of tbe war, should it prove to be ao, sick they are not; to support, and must poffxverything on •nay of solution, show a deficiency ia our its aide, and .bjojv everything on the op foe actual,i ’ ‘ received two letters from home, one army organisation, and the readiness off posite side,.nt,leant this is too much the just from Albert and one from Harriet and tbe rebels to take advantage of suchloosc- case; and it is best for wise men to sift Latlic for which I am much obliged and ness. It is a strange commentary -upon, tbe true from tbo false, ncccept foe truth will answer as so^n as possible. En­ and perhaps, a filling dsouement to the let it out where it will, and discard the closed Ah. sends to grandmother a ball ■ great “Ansfonda^plau of putting down false let It have been ever so long a which passed through tbe leg of one of The newspapers our poor fellows. Good bye, a kiss for the rebellion by the “masterly inactivity” chcrixbed falsehood. little May. Your Brother, policy. The^ieople are beginning to think we have received siuco the battle, all A.M. Hiu. that tbe “Anaconda" coils in tbe wrong Mem to be vicing with each other in direction,and that its proverbial sluggish­ ness has emboldened the .rebels to-clip the muscles in tbe outer arc of ita immense puffing it into a great victory. The sim­ ple truth of tho matter is that they made a sudden, unexpected and concentrate^ attack on uur left wing, with the hop^ff Middleville June 16th. Editor Banner.—Enclosed 1 send you IT- unde* date of Sprague’s Station, Juno 4th, say»: “lie down train frum ouf advance hurt evening to ths White Bouoe.was attacked by the enemy, four miles from the lat­ ter station, which is the terminus of the road. This road ia the principal machine which supplies our army with food and aniunKfon, and which rapidly moves troops from the transports to the front It Is indispensable to the enemy, literally indispensable. It was soldierly audarity which led a squadron of 160 cavalry around our right, right down to tho track, and there awaited lust about moonrise for tbe train. A raft prevlouHy removed secured tho stoppage of the cars. Die cutting of foe telegraph wire secured tbe enterprise from publicity and from inter­ ruption. When tho expected train came opposite the ambush, it was fired upon. Six men in the cars and on the roofs are said to have been killed. A Colonel \nd a Major, aupposed to have been on tB^traiu, are said to be missing. A Cap- u.*m|- on him »iih uum«l.uiplei.m. It i< «r«i ererred tb«t b« prerwtKl. b. an armad ferae, frvm f,u“, liichmond. Ha laAe oh^e* V dul.u.L Handbill, in eeery variHJ. an, dlaplayed all near the city, denonncia. Jett Daeia and applying to him rb dfeoloaa mid opprabnuva epitbou. The rebola declare it ie Iba inteoUoo of D«i* to desert them. Numoraoe peraom hare boon .mated and oonbnad belling again.: the aulbonflM in «“!> Dated, Hope, Jane >0,19«2. THOMAS v BOBixuoy, > CU-oie. PETER HOWARD, j eienere. jatiU •150 BEST PIAR08.1150 nROVESTEEN A HAtE, having resioved te tbeir new warsraMns, ; »•. 478 BReAMFAT, mend." Washington, June 21. The following meaiage waa "ee>"'J at the War Department at 3-10 1 ■ 7 Octave Boeewood Piano, M.: MeOaUan'a Iloadouwtora, I June SI, 2.30 P. M. J <150 CASH, To Hon. E. M. Stsotou. Thinga are pretty quiet to-dayThere is not quite, as much shelling as usual.—• Rich moulding caeca, Our preparations are progrewing well Tho cnem v opened with aome heavy guns all warranted made of tbe best seasoned rnalcrW; <175 to <200, joaurfcy, but WX^Srt.tt.,.a<t. turning it, whieh if they had been puncas-■ a very interesting letter from G. W. taiifSMid eight privates are positively said Tbe cavalry ful would have ruined us. Their irove’ Kellogg Esq.,—brother of F. W. Kellogg to hare been captured. finished their work by burning part of GROVESTEEN & HALE. us in tbe course uf tbe dny awut two be compelled to record tbe emergence of * M. C.,—who is engaged in. the Patent McClellan’s Headquarters, June 22. the train and damaging tbe road so exten­ J :r BROAD WAT, YOMK fifteen hundred of tbe enemy’s cavalry miles, and darkness put an end to the To-day has been remarkably quiet. fight During the evening and night; Office department. If you think it will sively that not a car traversed tbe line There was brisk ritirtaisbiag all yester­ from a beleaguered city, to destroy our reinforcements came to our our help, and! be intereating to your readers, give it a from 8 P. M. until 11 the next A. M.— day night. Everything indicates that.a This was bad enough In Its dirset nnd pos­ transportation trains, in the rear of our the next morning we drove them in turn, ' place in the Banner, The opinions and itive effects,not to speak uf its suggestions general engagement is at hand. vast army, and their successful escape and recovered our lost ground. They sentiments expressed in the latter por- but more remains. The euotuy advanced a strong force after tbe accomplishment of their mission. failed in the accomplishment of their ob­ “These bold horsemen foraged dose on our lines last night, but bring prompt­ ject, and so far it was a victory for us, tiun of the letter, are characteristic of There are but few Generals in the ser­ ly met, soon retreated. up to tho White House and carried ter ­ r the writer; and show the excited and but they had tbe best of the first days Richmond papers have been received vice whose military reputation could sur­ fight Sunday evening after tbe fight ror with them as they went. They plun ' honest indignation that swelled in his bocontaining a dispatch from Montgomery, vive such disgrace. our lines were almost exactly where they sow al beholding the wounds and suffor- derad burned nnd destroyed several ves­ sels in tbe Pamunky River, swooped Ala,, oat ing that Bauregard and staff had were Saturday morning before tbo fight ings of so many brave fellows whom he dowu on a huge wagon train, and, it is arrived there on their way to Richmond, began. Tbe general disposition of tho Abmt LxrrKJUk»-*-We relinquish much had known before the war, as intelligent said, burned a forage train of full sixty and that they would be followed by a forces on uur ride before the battle, so of our apace* thia week to letters from_ wagons, killed o number of teamsters large portion of the Mississippi army, far as I could see, 1 consider to be good. and honorable men. : auo made ao decided an Impression on but sufficient force had been left under the army. We think we could in no way Gen. Casey’s division held the front— Mr. Kellogg was qno of tho original better please our readers, especially when Gen. Coucbe’s division next—aud Gen. proprietors of the village of Kelloggsvilie. the nerves of authority at the While tlio invincible Bragg to check the advance House, that the rick, wounded nnd wo­ of the vandals under Halleck. Kearuey ’s (our own) immediately within there is ao little exciting news to record. He Is an active politician, and in the cam­ men were hurried on board -tho alratncr Ibe Cbarlasten Mercury of tbo J8ih vupporting diatance, in tho rear. The en­ We materially curtail, in its dimensions emy had made an attack upon Casey’s paign uf 1860, be and I wore in the field Spaulding, which has a safeguard of iron- gives an account of the engagement on the letter of our Port Royal correspond James Inland on the previous Stmday, plating. Steam was instantly gut up on pickets for four or five days previous to side by aide. all the other vessels in the stream and acknowledging a ssvare loss .on both ent. Wa think he, upon reflection will tbo real attack, ut just about the same , cLnd Yours dec. very many of them dropped from their sides, without any mutual change uf pos time of tbe day, and when the real attack thank us for doing it. II. Wmjoht. moorings and went below. ition. . • came,the men had grown careless. Some of them were washing their shirts, some Washington June 6, ‘62 Winchester, June 17. Oxa Rkdxxmixo ’Fbatvax.—We ob­ CeXTRAHAXD Tbaob.—Tbe Louisville liavc been introduced to the public for more had them on tbe bushes drying, expecting II. Wbioht, Esq.—Bear Sir: Yours, Advices from Front Royal state I hat than six yean, end hare acquired an serve that those journalists who insist the attack was a feint, like tho previ­ Journal states that powder, represented ; Wmww ?o^u\an^, 1 resd a day ur two ago, and will write a. Gen. Shields has succeeded in concentra­ as blasting powder, is conveyed to the that newspapers are not competent to ous ones. A fatal mistake fur them.— His rear few fines In reply in haste. A large num­ ting his army at Strasburg. rebels from Cincinnati via. Lexington,! for exceeding any Family Medicines of a criticize military'operations .acknowledge As the enemy was upon them in over­ guard left Luray an hnur before it was ar.d the Cincinnati fforetfe says that a J similar nature in the market ber of wounded came up from tbe fight whelming numbers, Casey ’s division was their own incompetency for such.criti­ entered by General Ewell’s advancing An appreciating public was not long in guerilla band formed in Kentucky a few drived back, a mob, instead of a division near Richmond, and wo have all been Column. discovering they poswaeed remarkable cism. This ia right, and they are entitled weeks ago, were, we are credibly inform of fighting men. They lost everything, busy looking up our Michigan wounded It is believed that Ewell now occupies ed armed with rifles purchased at a store 1 CviTcAAWc Vrovxirt.w*, ito belief on this point; but they have artillery, camp equippagc and all. Some soldiers, nnd administering to their com­ Luray with a heavy force. and hence tkrir ao right to judge others by such a stand- of tbe regiments ran without firing a gun, Arrivals tonight from Newmarket in 1 that city. fort Lieut. Judd is at my brother ’ s others made a slight resistance, but not .afdC TA.a\x.\A bring intelligence that Fremont was ^jJF" President Van Buren,(now { and _____ enough to stop the enemy a moment.— having the bast care that can bo bestowed about advancing to Newmarket, seven IT1Ex ! consequent profit tn the Proprietor, thee i Couch alarmed by tbe firing and the upon him. Capt. Travis, of tbe 5th miles sooth of Mt. Jackson, opposite the eighty ) j ears old), Is ruffcring from «dan- enabling him to expend Tux Gbaxd Rapids Inquirer says :— fugitives, gut his division underarms and Mich, is at another private bouse, well rV\XO\\.MX.\\A% gap in the Massanutten mountains, genius affection of foe throat, or bronchial ! “The way to preserve the constitution is here the the enemy mot tbe first serious to rally around tbe standard-bearers who taken care of. Leo Kelly, slight wound. through which the road leads to Luray. ”r8a,“I of dollar* each rear in advertising tbetx resistance. And although Couch out­ Jackson is believed to have n large —^?**?T**----------------- ----------------------------------- — J merits, and publishing the uphold it—the democratic party. When numbered, outflanked, and driven from Wm. Wright, or [‘‘Lightning, ’’] wound force of light troops in Harrisonburg, nnd they again are placed in power the Uniou position to position, yet ho gave back in the arm, bad. D. G. Lovell, in tbe another body at or nerar Port Republic. , blow for blow, shot for shot, aud held hip, gets about on a crutch, and many -----■ ------- -------which have been showered upon bim from Prisoners report White’s Division ofi-.-r~.. “How long—O’ Lord bow long?" If them until wc came up to his support. otners arc at tbe hospital near by here, 1,500 men, within supporting distance of Estate of George L. EatonKW \\kC that is the only way to preserve the Con- We got there not a minute too soon; his where we are in every day, chAring Port Republic.’ ’ 'I p/ioji.t rt: OPMIcniOAX qq, e peculiarity of foe atltutntion and restore the Union, Uncle men were breaking and giving way in thcni-up, telling them tho news and ad­ ' Count v of Burry <«, „ . ___ . _ . .. Memphis, June IS. ministering to their wants generally.— every direction. Tho enemy flushed with Al a sewon of tbe Probate Court for the Comtu ^S\.OO& aY\A. V\W» Sam may as well be making his grave Richmond dispatches, giving acouuuta ! of -r Barry, H-rar. hoM-i. u....... <b. tataa ■ J- . _ .... his success was pressing them back in They, are all. cheerful and behave like clothes. •» every direction. . Our regiment led the true- soldiers and bravo men as they cer­ of a reoonuoissauce under General Stew-1’“S* art on the 15th,say that he made a oir-1 a“”luty-tior?rweu“ 8. OPrindE Judge of brigade, and were ordered io ■ the left, tainly are. Your brother is wall and unhurt I un- cuit through tho Federal lines from Rich- Probate, . • .WAN.. Orleans correspondent,in into the pine woods, and we piled in mood, r,u Hanuvca C. 11.. Old tturah. ““ °T <derstind, and 1 have just written him a without much order or regularity, but •peaking of visitors to Gen. Butlers of­ letter down to before Richmond. Lieut. and-Tunstal ’s Station to James River, and fice, says: A few days since a man cal­ finally got into something of a line, and is poisoned, the body drags let me assure you that for an hour it was Judd speaks well of him as a good sol­ back to the city. He captured 175 pris­ erable existence. These medicines led on Captain C. S. Davis, Acting Ad­ I ing, for certain reasons tbercii no child’s play. Our loss tells its own dier, brave nnd daring, as they all are.— oners and 300 horses and mules. administration of said estate bt jutant General, and after a good deal of story. Old Kearney is the most notori­ Orin Crandell has fought well and is prais­ I Uougbtalin and the petitioner. Msmphis, June 10. Thereupon it is ordered, that ^-hesitancy finally informed the Captain ous fighting man in the army, and he ed highly. T. G. Houk and Kelly, and Tho expedition composed of tho gun­ day of Joly, 1542, at ten 'that the Cotton bad been burned by tbo declared on tbe battle field that he was all In fact are brave as tigers. Syphilis, boots, St. Louis, Lexington, Conestoga. Brrofula, . The Michigan troops arc deserving ofa satisfied with tbe conduct of our regi ­ (Xd Borm, Shin, Qiaeaeea, Mooml ac», awompanW by tranapori.------------------ -------- --- ------------------- ------» snob, and ho wanted to know if General ment After the first hour or so the en­ great deal of credit all about. Rheumatism, carrying the Forlv-tbird end Forty-sixth reqtw — •to apptar at it aaeaaionof Mid Court, then ,■ Balt Rheum, aired Butler would be willing to pay for it— When Gen. Kearny ordered Lieut G. Indiana Itogimen’ta, under Cd. Ftteh, toU hoidra mu><. Probateo®«v. iu tb.vdt.p-, emy’s fire slackened in front of our pos­ (Tfytpepsia, Captain Davis was perfectly aghast at ition, and we hold the ground till dark. E. Judd to charge into tho woods and . Z® , ’ . , , ’ of llMt:ug«. and .bow cauar. if any there be, wbv . were sent from here some days since for • the praver of the petitioner riiould not be granted, i -Litw Complain the man's impudence. A similar, but But in the meantime tho enmy had turn­ dear it of Rebels, they started and he the purpose of removing obstructions 1 And Ilia further orden-d, that tho petilion«r ; Leucorrhcr a, Female Complaint* turned and asked what men those were. from »'bi« Hirer. On tb. 47th the •>. -- -------------- - --------- - “ 1 Erysipelas, Bt. Jlnthony'a Fire, even cooler, request to Capt. John Clark, ed our right, and our brigade fell back to of the pendency of said ]mJ it ion, end tbe bearing Tbo answer was “ Michigan." “ By G — d Eruptions, Tumors, f . pedition reached St. Charles, eighty-five thereof, by caBring a copy at thia order io be rPoet Commissary, was made about the the line from which we bad marched to tbo support of Couch’s division. At fo's I thought so,” said lie “by tho way they miles above tbe.mouth, where the rebels publiihed in the Haatinxs Banner, a newspaper Fite, Har^uious (Jcnsurnption, etc. • acme time.- A man actually asked pay place we had a good position, aud expect So in.” Kearney is very, rough-spoken bad erected a battery. An engagement printed and circulating in said county of Barn , for three anooMre weeks, immediately previous ut fearless. Ho has but one arm, but of tbe United States Government for ed to make another fight in the morning. ensued, lasting an hour and a half.— jess ■ s. C. MtnCDIaK. .work done on the rebel ram Manassas. But when day-light came wc found old ho takes bis bridle with his teeth and While the gunboats engaged tho batterv, ONE person writes, her daughter was cured' (A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. Dicks’division in front to relievo us, and flourishing his sword goes right in where tho troops, under Cui. Fitch, landed "a ( _f fits ot nine years' standing, awdSt ViMC* our part of tbo work was done. The the balls fly. Horses were shot under short distance below and proceeded to MORTGAGE SALE. I “AwnTTTrt^i.^, hl, «» ™ wraT fy Tbe Buffalo Commercial says:— him, but he never minds that Judd fight on Sunday was soon over, our storm the place.. During the cannona­ There can no longer be any doubt that, troops drove them at every point of at­ said some Rebel prisoners asked who EFAULT bavinx been mrits in tbe parnetA ' lda flc*h wasted away. ding s ball entered the boiler of Mound The doctors pronounced the ease incura­ Of Sartain sum of moncj.MKmred tube paid ------------------------- -----------------------at but, Gen. McClellan has been gener­ tack, and by tbe time you nt Middleville that “d—n one armed General” was.— City, causing a fearful explosion and loss bv an Indenture of Mortpr, beannr date the ble They said they had tried to kill him ail a. D. T«». wete ' ously re-enforced. Tbe Pennsylvania were wending your way quietly to of life. The crew consisted of 175 of •Gtrtb [8th] day of and hr William MI1U. -rrt. a._ __ L:.. ' church, everything here was quiet also. dav but could not bit bim. whom nearly 125 were killed and Reserve Corps, 8600 strong, in now him, It waa a hard fight on Saturday last— On Monday we buried our dead. I was wounded. the county aforesaid; and which said ■ so are ten regiments which hare, during so used up on Saturday that I did not a great many killed and wounded on both Tho following officers were among which had existed fourteen yean. most of tbe year, been in the neighbor- have the heart or strength to go out on sides—and if a person can be among the tho killed: John Kinzie, James A Coville, ANOTHER of Kheumatisin of right years. wounded and see what this cursed Rebel ­ Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia end Liver Those «4>oud of Newport News, Old point, dro.; the battle field :a second time. John Green, Henry R. Brown, Joseph Mortgage., on Mn 1M.and which md mortgago lion is doing among our brave Northern Nixon, John Que; Captain Kilty, flag was, on tbe 21>ui dar of December A. D. IS?) -so is McDowell's corps, at least 30,000 who did go out report the loss iu killed boya and still stand up and apologue for to be very large on both sides, and that officer, was badly scalded, but it is though: duljr Malgned to Ed ward/. Cox, of Mid townekip . strong. In edditioa to all thia, the Syra. of Ae«) ria,and arid OMignraent wu dolr recorded there was nearly two rebels to one of tbo cursed inalilutioa that has brought it will recover. in the Uhcv cf tho ftegiaterof Deeds in and for cuae Journal says that it has positive ours lying around, though I think per­ all about ho mtut be a knave or a fool or Colonel Fitch charged upon the batte­ the coeety of Barry, on the Sih day of March. A. What D. I960, in Liber H, of Mort<a*w. on page 27T ; information that several New York regi- haps some allowance must be made for a coteard, 1 don’t know which. ry with perfect success driving the enemv and Mid mortgage wa.. bv arid Edward3’. Co., menta, including tbe I0th«nd.-101st reg- such reports. To-day tbe field of battle was the excuse for overthrowing our at tbe point of the bayonet. "Rebel loss 0Mi<nedto Cteavelaad KUia.of the towaahip of are the most active and thorough pills that can be smelled for a mile. Tbe enemy Government but that they feared slavery 125 hilled and wounded ; 30 prisoners. Asayna aforesaid, on the seventh [Tth] dax of have over been introduced. ■Mnents, with others, have joined General ; They net so directly upon the Liver, excilburied but few of their own men and would not be the uppermost power.in the Cq’>. Fitoh’s loss small. T McClellan's forces within ten days. ing that organ io such an extent as that foe left part of .their wounded, although, thpy United States, and that fear caused Gon. Halleck occupied Holly Springs. - .‘.*A It* -I- -T AAM. had possession of the field all of Saturday Southern polititions to plot the destruc­ Philadelphia, June 20. W e found a tion of the Union and with it the Govern­ fy Gen.- Shields is concentrating his night and part of Sunday. A private letter received here states ment and to save our country from that sum of one hundred aad eighUea dollars and forces rt 8lr.sbi.rg. Facmont, who has few of our own wounded whe had been that General Buell Ims started with his riftv-fiv. -..,1 ...1. _______ . missed Saturday night in the darkness terrible fate, our brave northern men are been at Mt. Jackson for some days, has and burry. Ono poor fellow of our bleeding by thousands and yielding up whole army fur East Tennessee, via _— .7 J-----ucul accurca jr Mid indenture of mortgage, or any which, ia conjunction with tbo company had been forty eight hours their lives. The cries of widows and Huntsville. Another private letter, from New Orrant bis again taking the offensive, and badly wounded before we found him, and orphans are heard all over the land. Tbe ‘ * *' jubliahed in Lord help that poor miserable soul that at last accounts was on tbe point of ad- then he waa found by the men ofMother can maintain slavery to be right and that lor of Fort regiment O ! tbe horrible,.terrible, suf ­ vanring Southward to Now Market. Morgan, is incorrect. we should not meddle with it. It has ferings one such an action os this entails Hoodoahe, Cbsltvsnsss, New York, June 21. upon its victims. Imagine to yourself meddled with us and is meddling with Colic CPairws, Cholera Jforbus, "-yy-Tbe" Preaidant lias approved every house and door-yard io Middleville the interests of tbo whole world now, The THhme's correspondent at Seven Indication, (pain in the gowola, filled u thick as they can lay on the floors trying to suppress tbe only bright spot Pines, June 18, says that at noon to-day, • making the Territories of the- United sad gmsa^ and have" foe attendants pass of freedon on tbe whole globe. But it '.ntelligenoe was communicated from the , cannot be done. W hen tbe war is over front, that tbe enemy 30,000 strong, was States forever free from tbe blighting around among thorn; some groaning in their agonies, others lying quiatly and it will be brighter than before I hone.— in line before Hooker’s advanced position. apparently easy, but foe quickening I cannot help despising so mean a North­ At half pact four o’clock, under General breath and glazing eye -tell their own sad ern ma» as will apologise for slavery Hooka/s order foe 16th Massachusetts tale of approaching death. Ab. has: just went into the deep swampy wood nnd come in from Fortreo Monroe where he other regiments took up lines of battle our country will be blessed ia prosperity, upon the edge of the timber, out of which wealth and strength. It will have the looks strong and beeltfcw, and I think will ual numbers and get through all right. • From bis pewition effect to remodel every other GovernOLEAYELAND ELLIS, Auifnee. circle. Be this as It may, it is exlrerpe- ly humiliating to our military pride, to HOECK'S ■Blood Vvs.aws-8. . 'Blood VvL-La New Advertisements. tivv«v«.roik* c«.«ix.$vea.u« Aw 'BVooA, 1 D "Wo'dt Wkt. a CVvartn. ’VW, BVooCi W r ciwA *&VooA VuA'Jvet, CiooA McAvcktita, ALL KIXD6 op noon. G. W. Kxtiooc. job printing, "BouViX wo 'Nvove. �lltfoas. Om Hranr inmd hi, Order Xo. 11, $istu$i frite turrntf. CATHARTIC Ml.. NEWS ? * “bu “d * a* *b f * «>■ rf U» Imt egbtl^ Gmer,!. w. b... Ud Mlchljan Central Railread. r\n and after follows; YkJUXB Dsy Exprssa,..... Night Experts.... ... liMP.M. Day Exp: Night Ex ___ m.n—. m„ for lb, Un». In rnMnapMU, bo. In ikU ihlnn b« >Mm«l in turn z«l without .Mw| edge, for II Mruinly nonmn, Lh.l ifh. hnd known bow tin hnllnw of tho mUMa wu he would never have Issued such an ordnr. I am urry bn in reonllnd, and that in bis stead we are to have a politican instead of the soldier, bet still we hope for tbe best. AMJUM. Batter, “ Latd, « Tallow. “ Us!’ with a slightly downward tendency for the last two days. HTA short drive in the country convinces us that tho wheat crop in this vicinity will be light, but if nothing new befalls it, it may yield well in proportion to the straw. The lute rains have vastly improved the prospeete of both wheat paper tendering him the best wishes of the company and advised him to try and go home on a furlough if he could, if not for his own good to resign. He is better now and 1 hardly think he will come home at present I have been quite fortunate until within the last two weeks, when I had, a siege of chilis nnd fever winding off w ith re. mittent fever, and when the regiment went away I was flat on my back, and as some one had to be left in charge of the camp 1 was selected for that purpose.— I have been trying thia week to join tny -1XQUIBE OF— -o>lt SPECIAL NOTICES zine and we will vouch for their being entirely aatisfied with the outlay. • Grore Mcetlnf. The Grand River Association of Uoiversalisto will hold a quarterly conference in a grove near Woodland Center, Saturday mid Sunday 12th and 13th of July next. Religious services will commence at o’clock on Saturday. pleasant and We profitable 10 anticipate a time. , The [From the Cta. Free Saitos, Dec. ffl, IMI.) one, co^R all. Ju^23d, 1862. WE Department fur the Disease disarmed—no loo|rar kDla, Since we are bicsaed with Maaaics's Pills. rf'OGET WOOL CARDED, Or to — try -JMiaa (O.) Gssrtto. A largo stock of MORE GRAIN ind provisions are destroyed annually in Grant County by rsrmin. tbaa would pawfor tnna of thia Rat and Insect Killer.—Jtaa[WtsJ/Aruld. preparations rapidly. Whtrevsr they bars be« Gaed. Rata, Mice, Roaebes and Vermin dtoappea rapidly. Ecxsa A Srot-rrax, — -=- get Cltek -Drr»e4, CAUTION ! ! ! To prevent the public being imposed upon by .ywrfoar and J/ifily ProatofosN MiMioaa. a new label haa been preaprod, beannr a fimouJr ot tbe Proprietor's rignature. Examine each box. bottle, or flask carofally before purchasing, and take nothing but “Costar’a.” HASTIXCffl, MICH. read^odo Custom Carding by tbe 20th Inst forcioth Dressing and tbe Manufacture of 1 dKout the Ibib of Jone next We will iiay tbejgcbest market price IN G fur Wool, deUMllffJFour Factory. public to read.— P/va. Dr. TktoJun DM, )«:• OZy. NU only are year I'.Il, admirably n S.n-1 U their |«iron aperlonl, Lui I Rail lluor Iwo. ."kini rflrctsupoa ilM Uvar vary atari*! luitad. Tl«r hare In my prop. lk» pru.M mure .Ehelual Car tlm fir. al t*»ateutfr than any otw tcotoly 1 can h»ihlk«i. I MiWtrrlg HlM« that X. Iiara al lenath a i nrxallw wbfchfaaerIhy Un raeMaoce af Un peuftnateu ami tu i-<4c. Du-xltmcxt or tut lamiua, > WmMnrfoe, D. C., Til. » eb, > We. j Sa: I Ur. necl yom Fllla Io luy te«ral a.ol bopn*! practice ever Mare y on made Harm, uud raimol bwtaUi to mm «, Ummu tfocaw »j <I .:imM MUib: IX l.»Mj jMd la Stan. ftalmully ALOX*) E.1U, ft. », Jbytaot nftu Efyaantcry, Diarrhoea, Relax, Wona*. re—— r>. rf **---- ipooibs. We hare every kind of goods, such ss Is 25c. 60c. ak» 11,uO Boxes, Bonus *» n-uu. *A un J5 S.-xss roe Purranasa^mn, Boevs, Ao., Ac., Is at the New Woolen Factory of of ©©©TO & SBDSSi, GROCERIES HARD-WARE! in good earnest, snd most of tbe time. Th« first dajnbf June, General Stevens embarked withShe 7»th New York 8th Michigan, J00th Pensylvania and 28th 111 he contosions a#d experiemce of SITOG & SUMMER GOODS. 1st Mass, cavalry, the 1st Conn, battery, rifled guns, Hamilton’s same number of pieces, and set sail for Stono Inlet, which is the en­ trance on tbe west side of James Island, .to James river leading direct to Charles­ ton. He was joined here by Gen. Wil­ liams and brigade, and Gen. W right and brigade, making in all a force of some 18000, tbe Whole under the control of Generals Hunter and Benham. The ob­ ject of this move is to take Charleston, and reduce Fort Sumpter, and for this purpose all the heavy siege guns, rifled cannon and mortars used in the several batteries against Fort Puloski, have been moved on to James Wand. Our forces were met od this Island by some 7,000 rebels, and there has been a continual skirmish going on for the last week, WE ARE NOW ON with ono of tbe LARGES”! BEST Assortments that he would surrender all his forces.— Otherwise McClellan would kill the rest and see that all were buried together. We have lost un James Wand 15 men and one captain prisoners, all of the 100th Pennsylvania, and some ten killed from tbe same regiment. Our forces are confident of success, and bv tbe way tbe rebels are burning their ’corn, cotton and all else which would be likdy to conduce to our wel- and A ■ AND Phlladelphlas Pa. CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEN­ I Robert Shoemaker* Co. TLEMEN. The subscriber wiU aondf/rw of T. W. Dpyt A Co. IL H. Fahenstock & Co. | French, Richards A co. . .. - >> _j_ ;_ i. — u .1 of Resteo, Mass. DRY GOODS! Price, 23 cents par Box, or 5 Boxes for *L Frspared by Dr. J. C AYER &. CO-, LowsU. Ma* For aria at Hautlnp, by Roaxam t. Brancas. tST OI J) FRIENDS DRY GOODS!! with full instruction*, directions, and advice, will please call on or address i with return postage.) ‘ . TI1OS. F. CHAPMAN. PreMfosf Otouari, n>v21m2 Ml Broadway, New lork. Chicago, III., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky^ Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., BufWo, N. Y., Shaving Saloon! MILLINERY The Subscriber bas opened a shop one doer . .. . ------ — where he may be form ail labors ol IQ, n*ia-cvrrtxo bis prolBMios, such aa< t, on ths shorten shampooing, an • ha! .. H. HANNI8. notice ' y Herrick’s Sngnr Coated of every dcsciiplion Stacks of WITTEE) STATBS. GROCERIES, Th, rabKrllxr i, &O* prepared to CROCKER Y! Clothing, BOARDING-HOUSE FAMILY mH HASTINGS, MICH. GROCERIES A, low m the lowest, fbr poj only. ' .tow af TRIM.HARD TIMB wa are sriling Warm Maab *t All Hoaxi! Or Cold Uneh if doelrod boots, shoes, TEA OB COFFEE. C3T DINES, ion. Forty four negroes drove »n eotne forty bead ofcattWto our foroea a few •davs since, which came very acceptable aredto sell ataemall junc-u«. patr.miicd by Lthc principal pl.yatciana i.and aurgccmia In tbo (ii Wbffi Union, elegantly coated 1 MPa 1 with an gar. . , — I Ur8 LoxM 45 “"** • BBEnft^^^felfire llorre fur one Dollar Taiuaxise, Laos Corrrr, Florida Joly 1?. U< . To Da Benin. Albany, 5. Vr—My Dewr Doe lor:—I write thia to inform you of the wouAsrfol effect of your Sugar CoatedMh on my d“<ht«TEor three year* abe has been affected with a batloos derangement of the system, nadir impaoing her health, which hue been ahwbly tailing ttanng tUl period. When in New York in A»nl 1«M, a friend advised mo to teat your pitta Bar mg foil confidence in thejudpnent of my fnrud. T obtaind a anpply of Moxa dMMS A Baric. Druggists, Park Row New York. On rvUiruwz bw, wa eeased all other treatment, and admmUwred yuar Unusually Low! Ate. Aloo, loe Cream and Lemonade. BoerJ will be forniebed by tbe d*J or A STRIKER, advance from Lutlr I etn prepared to SAarr tie Fere, or CSU X Bair, of old trieod. . os we are abort of beef. They were doeely pursued by a hand of rebels wbo 'were fired upon by enfield rifles and only wr/XTBXT HACTC YORK COMu. VI?W Xv Aa ’’ • or new cuatou.erw. And, finally, if you de.ro -A GOOD DARGAnrr’»'-OLXAjI SJTVAV m a«ll x&Goonrwi&(b dwet mil at tbo •«« of tho Barber Pole one door eaa» ofH. A. Goodyear'. Hard A. H. HANNAB. Pills- The best Family CATHARTIG io the warId. uredlwcuiv yedrtby fire I'rainion, pcraona ar.nnal- :■ ,:j.-.-..-,| UY PICKLED TONGCB, SAR­ Market, which we r, "X OUR GOODS CHICKENS, • IN THS MIGHT PLACE. GROCERY, SALOON, in this Ever shown in w lying m Ilw . river sent over tbetr oorupliment saying . “we ware in want of a 8UFFKRER.—Publlahed as a warning, nnd Whalesale Agents la New lark City. for tbe •special benefit of Young Man, and those Barrel,Rtoely A Kitchen wbo snfier with nervous Debility,Loss of Memory Shleffelin Bro's ACoi Premature Decay, Ac.. Ac., Ac., bv one wbo has B. A. Fabenstock, linfi Rush, Gale A Robiuson. IL Ward, Close A Co. cared himself by simple meanj, after being put A Co. A. B. A D. Sauds A Co. MeKiaaoa A Robbins, to great espwae nnd inconvcAeooe, through tbe D. 8. Barnes A Cu. nse of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Wheeler A Hart. F. C. Walls A Co. Doctors. Single copies may be had uf the anther James 8. A spin well. Laxcllc, Marsh A GardC. A LAMBERT. Esq.. Grvenpoint, Long Island, Morsn A Allen. Hril, Ruekel A Co. Hal “Dixon A Co. Thoms* F. Ft: ler. my2im2 Uroenpoitit. Long Island, X 1. P. D. Orris. HAND which has resulted in forcing tbe enemy from two of his batteriea, and the capture of four heavy siege guns; the taking of n number of prisoners, among whom is an Adjutant of a Scotch Regiment, who states that our forces had been fighting in front of Richmond lor three days, when Jeff. Davis asked an armistice of two days to bury bis dead, wbeh was of­ fered him by McClellan on the condition Z-rerymtsre-by .. .. . T Mass. Regiments, two companies of the battery, HOUSEKEEPERS-troubled with vermin n^; “Custar’s’’ “Costar’a” Bed-bug Exterminator. .^e&tar’a” “CoatnrV Electric Powder for losecta.&c. figliah, Spanish L Prieeklcenu rerttocmvnt ou»d| I9T Put up aud French dir fleat in the Southern FROM Whhrbwe offsrat there has been a prospect of “fun ahead’’ six Dalgreen DIRECT ioH^vVool J For the last ten days things have assumed the aspect oT war JUST RECEIVED KEIDIIJCE© Dram Barkkr—It is some time since the events transpiring IIVAE “Costar’a” Rat, Roach, dtc. Exterminator. So, cot^e I have taken my pen to chronicle any B OUR LINE OF TRADE; This charming compound will search It out. J3?" For Agricultural eud other items, COM. —WE STILL- Come and See!! Their wondrous works— tbe papers fill. Produced by fisauca's matchless Pills, Bkacfort, June 9th 1862. f Those preparations (unlike ail others) era To Conswaiplives. / From tbe Michigan Eighth. / IltAD Qcarteri 8tu Mich. Camp, • \ VERMIN. Dr. Rodack’s Bittsrs.—By reference friends at Woodland will be most hXpp^ •ee fourth page. to recaivejfhwho may come. sur GRANT & SPAULDING Destroys Ia ata arty to Dr. Roback'a adrariiastaooi os the third p«<e, it will be aaeu that the Doctor baa Juat introdu­ ced a new article in the line of •Stowaeh Bittm.” Theae Bittera are destined to become very popu­ lar, from the foct that they art gSnutoo to every acuaaof the term—that ia, they derive thrir atbo­ lus from the powerful tonic nature of the roots and herbs of which they are composed, and hence their effoel to natural. We have had tbe pleas­ ure of teoting tbe qualifications of these Hitters, and do not hesitate to pronounce them tbe “one th:ng-needed In every well regulated fonujy." See advertisement jo moomly out of Washington by the fugutive slave law, process, who were here by the con tent of their owners when the emancipa­ tion set look effect. By reference to our local columns, it will be seen that sueb a case has been before the Coinmisaioners,, and that the slave was not returned, it being decided that all such person* ary free, Mid any attempt to take them away, by legal or other process, is nothing more nor levs than kidnapping. Those inter­ ested will take notice.—Not. Rtp. rsa raraixnu unnr »o>r- EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF THE Advertiser having been restored to health ic a few weeks by a very aimttle remedy and grass. The harvest of boll: these after bating suffered several rears with a severe crops will be later than usual, and the lung affection, and that dread diae ee. thn—is anxious to make known to bia follow suffer­ prospect is that both haying and harvest ers'tbo means of cure. company, but Col. Christ 50(h Penn., To all who desire it,T he will send of the prewill come together. who ia in command of the Island per­ acripUon uaed,(ftee of charge) with the directions emptorily refuses me, and says 1 must for preparing' the same, which they will ’find a suae cos ruk coxatrnr-rtait, umiaa, aaoacunu, Thk Atlakttc Moitthlt for July la remain in charge of camp. We have a 4c. The tarty object of the advertiser in sending , ___ ________ J___ F<ff- force of sick and half duty men of 107 tho Prescription, ia to benefit the afflicted, and received and_ from a cursory review its contents we feel that we can still rec­ left in camp, 52 of whom turned out on spread in formation wMeh ba 'conceives to no invriMble' aud be hephs every sufferer will try his ommend it as one of the very best of the 6th inst when the alarm waa given. remedy, as it ton cost them nothing, and may We receive the Banntr here almost ev­ prove a bles*ta£ I Parties wlabMig tbe prescription will please rdMagazines fur the general reader. Wo ery mail, and it is welcomed with much drea* Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. would exchange the Atlantic for no other delight. The thanks of the entire com­ Williamsburg. jp£?l-.’.rn Kings Giuntr. New York. periodical with which we are acquainted. pany are tendered for its gratuitous be­ stowal. More anon. PriEC Puetry, N. H. WAiaarno^y Godjcvs Liur’a Book for July is on Let Chieftains boast of deeds of war, Co. F Sth Mich. Voluntccp^T our table possessing its usual rare nnd Aud Minstrels tuna their sweet guitar. A nobler theme ruy it fills— varied tilings of interest. If our readers Fkkkdom Gaiks Asotdeii Poixt.—An In pnuso of IIkbsick's matchless Pills. desre to know what .these subjects of In­ attempt has been made to carry slaves terest are, let them send for the maga­ SEmbto/^n^q -LOW PRICES • . • R. N. RICE, Gsa’l Superintendent. Company F ia in a batter shape cckday, for all tbe duties of war, than they have i of Hastings Lodge ever been before. Out of 76 men we , are held al Masoncan turn out 70 for duty. We have ’’but one man in tbe hospital and he haa sure •yea. Lieut. Phillips has been sick a long time, and it was the general opinion f^y~Tlie wool market has been very of the company, and all who know him buoyant during tire last week. Prices that be had better resign and go home. have ranged from forty-five to fifty cents, Seventy throe of the company signed a mder. wiMt rear tyMm oiktn * WAULDHW fcttetynr^ �BAswart —When TATE OF MICHIGAN, -zuo) a max* nu vteta" ■■AY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT U A CLEJIXSISO smer made of scantling snd boards. THE MOST D TH! WORLD TU ONLY RKLUBLK OLD IK TU WORLD THE BEBT 0LUE IN TU WORLD o this AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE law maxim.— aa tbe Irishman said of his friends dinner. which w« mast and potatoes, “that it His only offense has m juat bls, barrin’ the meat.” So thia demes its truth. gate ka just mine, barrin' the scantling.— been m«Hiejnj.ssl bis fflffnetieQn, ha negative#’he abovd i-ure.’-i-J’uscA. Formerly 1 used scantling, two by three, HAJ *, and two by four inches, for the frame of my gates; but one time, now some WILL WITHSTAND WATER. HUMORS AND 80RES OF ALL KINDS nno tncrerore «u:u my pete, wmeu wa ten feet long, framed with strips of board, by four inches for tho latch end, and one by eight inches for the hinge end of the gate; brace, one by six Inches. My lower board,one by eight inches; tbe whole secured by wrought n&ila clioclied, and bung with strap hinges. This gn . and baa been all the. time fro its oonatruction, in daily use. and has . __ sagged an inch. From that time to never the present, I have always built my gates without scantling, and have found them equally as good barriers aa those built with scantling, while they are lighter, cost leas, and do not * Any _ hang posts being set—in two hours. a Ttgal ^otirts. IT WILL MEND WOOD IT WILL MEND LEATHER. Dress plainly ; tbe. thin nest, soap bub­ bles wear the grandest colors. children ere afflicted ineonrvnlrnces to which I MARRIED LADIBffl rUhtfoaBk. r.gw Hanner. MORTGAGE SALE. IT WILL MEN1’ GLASS. either from Worai*. ordered, that tbe petitioner I lye notice to the persons interested in said estate of tbepoodoncyorMid petltMu and tbo hMring IT WILL MEND IVORY. LADIBB IT WILL MEND CHINA. previous to AUtutiouel debility,thoM FBI* will wsnre a atioog Estate of Orville Phelps. PROBA TKORD£R.~ST\TEO¥ MICHIGAN, County of Berry. *s. eight hundred nnd fify-eight, i office of th* Register of Deeds B1LL1OU8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY . • •hilling. • shilling oaved is aabiBiugreroud. IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. villas* of Hull gage mere is ciaimeu to ur due,al toe ante or trits notice, niae hundred end aixty-two and 88-100thi it—tbe Sharp Fains using a urei for Bilhout com Ae. Icon-ider th* K* Pill* unequalled Th* iu tbetr opcreuona, The flrat dose should be targe euouxb^to ^urgo, It will Mend B«ne, U<»r>l. Lnra, sod in fact everything but Metals, SR and filing the petition, duly verified ery thereof, Notiee is therefore hereby « McDunnal, pray inc, lor certain reuooa dirt'M' by virtue of tbe statute and power of [•forth, that Gilbert striker. adminisAuovt CisnuitB.—Almost every fam­ ’ " ortgage, tbe premise* therein permanent enre wifi surely follow: The worth ansrter (oeWI ily saves and uses rain water and can of section number right. (8) in township number required to convey certain Real Estate >«. Yeuts, Ac., D* beHtforeCpre««nUng this wottderfalek—-- — r easily appreciate the value of that ncces one [1] north of rang* number seven [71 west. Ini •ary article. The usual mode of obtain­ edy to the North American public, Dr. ...j. i.- .-I.* •----- » k:. I —7. im mMlicsl nowerfor the ing it is merely tn conduct it from the < Tbereupon it t» oru»r»a that Tuesday. u>e xstn byJD slwy ot JuS/A. D. 1862, at ten o'clock A. M., be eaves to the opening in the cistern, by H=trtlf American Fnirtocro. u it is • f*c» w«H aasigned for tbs hearing of said petition, end which means the fresh supply falls on that th* heir* at law of said deoee*ed,t»d al! other demand with iasvraius, and mixes with the stagnant or foul wa­ pereOns 'fnterseted tn Mid estate, are enquired to and ite horrible train of eoncomitanta, provsll in ter that may have been there for months. tbe tropical regions of the South, to a touch great­ It is suggested by a observing neighbor, leg*nFHaatiuge, that being tbe plane for holding er and more malignant degree than in the North. A QUESTION OF THE MILLION the Circuit Court io *aid Barty county, and Btad In loci there is searcely a family in any of the who has tried the experiment, that If the of Michigan, on the sixth day of September. fa^D. prayer of ths petittonar should not be granted. ANSWERED. economy u wealth And it is further ordered, that said petitioner South American Provinces that is free from fresh water is conducted from the eave* 1862, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. give notice to the persona interested, in said Scrofula, or its kindred disease*. Il run* in the 110 00 h year saved in every family by Dated, May Si), 1862. to tho bottom of tbe cistern, that the old estate, of tbe pendency of said petition, and the bleed of all it* people, snd bs* become established RAD WAYS READY RELIEF One Bottle of H. J. PERRIN A CO.. butniig thereof, by causing a copy of thia order ass constitutions! infirmity, and has baffled the and filthy water, together with the “wigJelltU Assignees ef Mortgsge. to be published in the Hasting* Banner, a news­ skill of their beat physicians. With knowledge SwtuiT A Ai-iix, Styrs. glera” and other impure matter will be paper printed io aaid county,uf Barry for six of these fact* Dr. Radwat was determined to test thrown off as the flow of water causes the UjeRADWlY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, Priee 25 Cents per Bottle. cistern to run over, leaving only the new We reply that Rad way's Ready Relief chief and MORTGAGE SALE. B.C. PRINDLS. Pries 25 Cents psr Battle. and fresh. The sediment and dirt which Judge of Front EFAULT having been made in tbe condition 1 Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. settle* at the bottom of the eistern, do Large supplies were sent to Brsxil, llncuo* Avree, of payment of s certain Indenture of Mort­ Chili, Peru, Equador, Venxuela. Bulivta, New gage executed by J owm B. Tuxbury and hie wife, nut injure the water; it i* tho surface I’ncw 25 Ont* per Bottle. Estate of Able Draper. Grenada, and to seversl Wands of the SpanUh Hannah M. Tuxbury,of Baltimore, Barry county, that stagnates, breeds animalcule and end stale of Michigan, to Cyme Hann, ot Tolland main, and was thoroughly tested by Physicians Price 25 Cents per Bottle. PROBXTK ORDER.—SIXTH OF MICHIGAN. becomes offensive. snd the Priesthood, snd Is now the officisl reme county and state of Connecticut, dated tbe 2«lh Cocxvr or Basmt. st. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. •dy used by the Pbystetsns, under t»* name of itient experiences a alight tUscemfort. thia ia To continue the conducting pipe to the II__ -J —.,1. —-1—' .. . - . - .. M.ImW "Solutivo Renovador de Rsdwsv," (the Hpanisb bottom of the cistern, and allow the dis for Radway's Reedy Resolvent.) io the trvstmenl Buyer*. of Scrofula. Rrpbtlta, Ulcers Tumors, Prolapsus charge to take place there, is a simple on pace 1, on which Mortgage there is efeiSed I Uteri, E.«>hat>tasis. Erysipelas. Saint Anthony's way's Ready Ralinf will be found all-potent. It* • TERMS CASH. and easy process, and is worth trying. to be due *1 the date of this notice, the sum of sev­ I*rindle, Judge of Probate. Fire, St. Vitu'a Dance. Fever sore*, all diseases of administration, cither internally or externally, a* >r Rale by all Druggists, and Storekeep* the skin, humors in tbo blood. White Swelling*, the *Mt of pain Indfoalea, will arrest tbe pro<res* ■ enteen hundred and nineteen (fellar* and twentygenerally throughout theceuutry. one cento, [6171S.S1,] and no proceedings iu law of the threatened di«caM, and quickly relicve the | Propagation Madk Simple.—It ia or equity having been instituted for tbe recovery On reading and tiling the petition, duly verified •nd nese, glandular swelling*, dropsy, and coti- patient from oil pain or diaeamfort. JOHNS A CJIORLEY, th*roof: dow well known to many of our moat of Adam Elliott,Executor of the last Will audTee- stitutional diacascs. Such has been tbe unparal­ NoHee is therefore hereby given, that by virtue leled succee* of lhi» remedy m curing tbeas hor­ propagators, that all cuttings can be of the statute, and a power of sale contained in rible disease* in the tropics that we da not hesitate of Redway* Ready Relief, not one tboui 78 W ILLI A M STREET. Mid mortgage, tbe preen IM* described tberetn, to to promise all tbe sufferers with scrofula and inaoe to callous, and then be made to to sell certain real estate in said petition described wouldcTcr be troubled with sickness. Two-third* of ths north-east quarter, and for th* purpose of paying the debts of eaid de­ t Liberty Street NEW YORK. grow Apples, peaches, cherrie* and wit: ,Lm mmmal i-ir.r K.iv __ -l __ . WHXX THRKATXXKD WITH ceased aud expense* of administration. plums, are now freely stuck from cut­ irter of section m Tbcrenpou it is ordered, that Tuesday, tbe 5th health. south half of the tings, and many kinds uf trees once day of August. tH&i. at ten o’clock, in the font Fever. Small Pox, Resale*. Fever and Ague, Important t«» ILmae Ounvr*. K. ...._ .j r... ___ r —ia —*t thought impossible to propagate iu this Chills snd Fever. Headache. Billions Cholic, DiPURIFYING THE BLOOD, Impirant to Builder*. way are now raised ao, very freely. all other parsons interested in aaid estate, arc re Important to Railroad Cmupardeu. Id experiments it ia found a common hundred and eighty acre*, [ar so modi thereof aa will satisfy saia debt and interval and cost*.] will preserving bottle is exeelleut for callous­ be sold at public auction or vendue, to thehighsat sud the threatened disease expelled from tbo sysImportant to Farmer*. » the face and nail* and brilliancy tu the ing hard cuttings. A sponge is pushed bidder, at tbe north frontdoor of tbe Court House, toe prayer ot toe petitioner .houltl not bo granted. ercB Ta all wAom tbit may concern and if con­ in the Village of Heating*, in said countv of Barry, IF KX1XXD ’ * And it ia further ordered that said Petitioner | tightly into the bottom of tbe bottle, and that being the place for bolding the circuit court pure and innocent preparation, all-powcern* everybody gire notiee to the persona interested in aaid - lo good, but never doe* tqjury. water poured on. Then ull the water is estate, of the pendancy oi said petition and IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. drained out that will go out by invert­ JOHNS & CROSLEY’S tbe beariag thereof, hr causing a copy of this CTRL’S MANN. order to. be published in tlw “HMitnga Ban­ ing the bottle, and the cuttinga placed Jet1114 ner." a newspaper, printed and circulating in loosely in. No cork is placed in the bot­ said eonnty of Barry, for six sueeesaira week*. tle, arid evaporation takes place slowly, Immediately previous to aaid dav of hearing. trsnsnnssion,' from parent to child. This groat SHERMAN O. PRINDLE, power we claim for RADWAY'S RENOVATING MORTGAGE SALE. and tbe cutting soon forma tho desired RESOLVENT •, and we rolirioasly dedaro that, if (A true copy.) Jell Judge of Probate. callous. The whole secret, in fact, ia al­ Medway's Renovating Resol vent is given when tbs symptoms of any inherited disease are first lowing free access of air to all parts of catod by Jo*.ph M. Barre*, sqd bis wheT SthaEslnte orffllliam Cooney. exhibited, it will eradicate tbe seme from tbe IT IS HUE AND WATER PROOF the cutting, at lhe same time taking care rine Barrett, of Rutland, Barry county and State •ystem. In the early stages nf I’thisis or Con­ ROBATE Order. — State of Michigan. that evaporation shall not be ao excessive of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,uf Marshall,Calhoun County of Barry, as.—At ■ session of tbe Pro­ sumption, Fits,Kcrofula, and iu ca*ea of auro head as -to dry up tbe cutting. bate Court for lhe county of Barry, bolden st the ulcer*, tumors, hacking cough, bronchitis, the use of Radway's Renovating Resolvent will extermin­ offlice of the Register of Deeds, for said countv office of the Judge thereof, in Hastings, ou Mon­ ate tbe trausmittedjliatase term the system, and day. tbe 16th day of Jane, one thousand eight make (what the parent* neglected,) a sound and Hox«xs will be Wantxd.— the Fit. of Barry, ou tbe 4th day of December, A. D. 1866, hundred and sixty two. Present, Shirmsn C. baallby body. at 12 o clock, M.. in Boek D. of Mortgage*, on Prindls, Jud ge of Probate. eonoin Farmer well remnrka, ’'it is inev- pagft ljo sad 121 on which MaHgSga three i* . CHRONIC DISEASE. In the matter of tbe estate of William Cooney itable that horses should be in greater de­ claimed to be due, at tbe data of this notice, the deceased. *u<n>,cr Ul Uli sum of eight hundred and ninety-four and B7Ou reading and filing tbe petition.duly verified, cine*, or the most skillful tvhyi____ mand than for years before tbe war.— 100th* dollar*, and no suit or proceeding* In law build ng* of all kinds, euch aa Factokib. Fornnof Solon Doud Administrator of said estate, prat­ Immense numbers will bo killed, crip­ or in equity having been instituted for the recovery ing for reasons therein Mt forth that be mar be cceded in achieving, more than in rnerolv psllisiqias. CMiecutt. Rail Roan Dxron, Cars, and on thereof : 'Notiee is therefore berebv given that by Pestle Bcitnixoa generally. Goxaesnex-r lint* pled, and used up, while tho uses to ileeneodio sell certain rod estate iu said petition he give* calomel. Tin* virtue of tbe statute, and a power of sale contained described fsr tbe purpose of paying the debts txM. Ao.; by the principal Boitacea. Aaeamcva, which they have been accustomed to lie io said mortgage, th* premises described therein, of th* profession, which an t other*, and ha* proved v. be tbe CHEAPEST put, will be in no respect diminished‘3- to wil. the north-west quarter of section No. of said deceased and vtpeuse* ot Administration. suffered to alter. Thereupon, it is ordered that Moudsy, the 2i«lh Scrofula, Lyspcpsie, Syphilis, and diseases in­ and MOST DURABLE RGOF1NG in ttae; it ia ia thirty-two, (32) of township No. three (»> north •vovv restart A FIRE, WATER. WEATHER and It would be well to breed extensively, of range No. nine (9) west, in said Barrv countv duced by lhe injudicious uw of calomel, mercury, When we tell th* public that the use of RAD­ TIME PROOF covering for RUOFS OF!ALL quinine, dieeasss of the Liver, Spleen, Goll. Blad­ •nd from lorses of the best blood. The der. Kidneys, Spine, Ac., all of which di»M»ea WAY N READY RELIEF will cure the sick of •KINDS. policy which prompts so many of our certain diacaoea: that it will slop pain in a few satisfy said mortgage with interest and costs, will to appear st a session of said Court, then to be farmers to employ cheap “stock horses,” be sold at public auction or vendue, to lhe highest minute* after ita application: Uat it will protect bolden at th* Probate Office,in the village of Has the system aa.in.l «r .It -1__ ._ ' __ ia of the same class with that which bidder, st the Court House in the villsg* of Hu- tings, and show cruse, if any there be, why tbe „ 7>>c price of RADWAYK RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT I* tl.'M) per bottle. Duec, a tea-spoon t.w,c* ,.uI1’ bltlr *n hour e*c11 *ne*1- SolT'by would recommend an inferior quality of tings, that being th* place for bolding the Circuit prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. Court in said county of Barry, and State of Mich­ And it is farther ordered, that the petitioner druggist* aud mere bants everywhere. seed because of a less price. It costs no igan, on the sixth day of September. A. D. IMS. No Hmi la required in making application give notice to all person* interested in said estate more to raise a fine animal than a mean st one o'clock, P. M. of that day. of the pendancy uf said petition, aud the bearing Dated, May SO. IMS. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. Th* expense of applying it is but trifling, thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and worthless scrub.” HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., ordinary Roof can be covered and finist order to be published in the “Hastings Banner.” J’lIH1 Assignees of Mortgage. a newspaper printed snd circulstingin said coun­ sum* day. bwxkxkt a Atxax, Attys. IN MILITARY CAM PR. ty oTBarry, for six enecnsive weeks, immedi­ BfcxwuxAT.—A correspondent of the It can br applied by any one, There is no pise* ao well caleul*>*d to t„t ,llf ately previous to Mid day of bearingCountry Gentleman tn Clinton, N. Y., [A true copy.] SHERMAN C. PRINDLE, °! • •pwifla medicio* u a militarv ‘ and when finished form* a nerfectlv Fisa Paoor CTIANCEItY SALE ­ eamn. Railway- a u.li.r i__ »___ . .1..,:. V.j — _ u>. l* says be has a field of ten acres, a part of jel8 Judge of Probate. In tho matter of the estate of Orville Phelps, ' 1MEBIUK CEMEIT CUE D C CEMENT ROOFING, P DR. RADWAY’S PULS which has been sown annually with buck­ wheat for tbe last thirty years without manure,and the other part nearly os long. It averages from 25 to 30 bushels per acre. He uses tho buckwheat principal­ ly for feeding milch cows, three parts buckwheat meal and one part corn meal. TATE OP MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for the county of Barry—in Ghancerr. CUHss £. SmM,Complainant, I ' . ....... . ■ T»> (Foreclosure.) PAdhp iauMrrf, Defendant, j S I Provide a supply of green oom fodder for the cows when tbe pasture becomes dry. Sow it at once, in drilia, three feel •part Make the drills with a one horse plough, and scatter the seed in lhe drills quite thickly, sav forty graine to the foot, at on* o'clock in th* afternoon of that day, at or about two and a half buabels per acre. Keen it clean by running a horse-cultiva­ tenement* described ia tbo mortgage, set forth plaint, and described in said tor between lhe rows. In this way, if the land is rich, you will get a great Stat, of crop. This is a far better way than sow­ ing broadcast. WMpfhBd. Stop th* Melon and Cdcombk* Vixxs.—A* tbe vine* run, pinch off the Bends. It will strengthen the vine* ahd throw tbe sap iota the fruit Homlt Truths r<m Wivxs.—Although our busband may neglect to give you a * not seek revenge by giving him • good drawing. Do Dot hesitate be tween the choice of an expensive mantle and your husband’s affections ; die form- COHT1VENE88, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. STATE OF MICHIGAN, I M Cocjtvr or IUkxt fM _ In the matter of the estate of Charles C. Griffin N pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of tbe deceased. Circuit Court for the County of Barry, Lt Chan­ Notice Is hereby giveo, cery, mode on the sixteenth dav of January, in that by virtue of a license granted to me,'by the lhe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred Probate Court ot aaid eonnty of Barrv. I shall and aixty-two, tn a certain cause tbsrein pending, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at wherein Ch*rle« <« mxmI.Im.m) ..Xi the North Door of tbo Court House In the village Phillip Leonard ia Defendant: Notice is hereby of Hastings In the county of Barty, Michigan, on given, that I, tbe undersigned,Circuit Court Com- Monday the 4tb day of August, IS6?,at ten o'clock . ’ ’ HARMON SMITH,. jaaWtT CTretrit t.bvrt ttntuKiinaofr. Balov a Dxvox, Solicitor, fur Complainant Dstedat HMUngs, JBne9( I84i. Jell quarter (V) of the North East quarter (V) reelion Noi-aioe f»J in town three [31 North range eight [fc] West, and containing Forty act of land more or leas, being in V “ ' ry and State of Michigan. JAMIS HATHAWAY Dated Hastings, Juno 16, IM2 JolS IND1OERT1ON. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYKPEPAIA, B1LI0UBNRHS, BICK HEADACHE. INFLAN ATION OF THE BOWELS. NERVOUSNESS, MELANCHOLY, DKPREM1ON OF SPIRITS, ’ ter. from Brigade and cere, and pnvates.usure ua ’ RelKhos oonlrjbeUd more * X GUTTA LXCIX7XX> PERCH A CEMENT For Coaling Metals of all A doss of from six to eight of Bad way's Reeolutinjt P.ll., wiU, in tbe must distressing eases’of CouMipatmuor Coativeneaa. Dmngmcutot tbe and AND KKSTORB F*r rrewrTli* te.ilrlir Metal R»r>ar>ll klaii. »W /aifr fa, nJ Jrf'n* Ar?r th®rouEb,y dMnaing^ha bowels of ite retained humor*, by a free purge, two to four ner rt*r Ct.r t. w«mV a-1. 2:,, . iltbcfr dutwi ,y'leB‘ Kinds when exposed to the Action of the Weather, TN CASES OF 11,0 h*a,‘1,y perfbn DR. RAD WAY’S PILLS, AB A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. BtniM.P.latu IbeKidnevs, Bladder. ‘ ®IFF1CULT Kn 1« TUV BREATHING H1u"moDLPI S, upunion of TIN or other METAL ROOFS, coo sequent upon sudden ch ango* of the weather. 2'2T C®ACK W OOLDJOK RUS IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.#ASH OFF. Executor’s Sale. CHRONIC R BEU .M ATlaM-ASTH MA In pursuance uf alicenae granted to Probate Court of aaid County, I shall LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS can be repaired wtth GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. vil emune CHANCERY SALE. •fl. TATE OF MICHIGAN —The Circuit Court for the couniy of Berry. In cUncery. S ecuon uurty-ens, >81,1 conlianing 177) and s*veutv-bve bundrelh* i of aaid piece. JOSIAH BURGE, Errevter will flsdia Redway’s Ragulstiug Pill* GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT.’ RADwAY’B REGELATING PILDB S2.31SS±r UKrgtanttaaf the aye. The first apph- UBYAPR REGULATING PILLS latter should be dear to your boaocn.— Should your husband bring a friend home to partake of the remains of wiaftsa R1DWAF8 PILLS WILLIAM BONES, pain,-,pain.~pa1n. AT-.fi REGULATING BILLS- *ADWaY s READY rjujkf GUTTA � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-02.pdf fa809f0a702aa1a586ea79a410aee002 PDF Text Text “Liberty and Union—One and Inseparable." VOL. 7. — C)t Rulings ganntr, 18 PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, AT KAATINOB, HAMMY CODMTT, MICIUOAW KMFPEW A BURI0W8 A’sm■ad COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Original JJothg. A.Kxlrxx, tbsrwisa bo cents a U1 be added. rowxs anxTtuua'e cmxixt Meet worthy sf admiration, ADVXXTISIMO. GREAT lloa. A liberal dlseounl to yaarif ad » artistr*. toetii gistings' justness girtetm. Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS tn lsu, S3 00 m axxcm. ?------- ' GRANT A SPAULDING, f ■ IS • ’ ._ -• '• TXEALKRS in all kinds of dry.gooas.groceries. 1_F crocksry, Ac. State al., kt ttw post o*c«. DRUG STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, JtJBT RECEIVED HASON ALLEN, EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro­ d KO. fiisb, baiter, lard. pork, and grain *f n new and most complete assortment of D all kind*. NO. 9. HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1862. Also tova candioa, etc.,ate. Stere in And sarioua Dadltatloa, Of lhe groat roputehon Toe have in thia nation, I have a nrioo» inclination To become your rotation. • I am now making preparation To ramova my habitation To a more conveaieut Bitnation, To pay you sdo-atjon By moro froqneut visitation. If this kind ofoblalion Ba worthy your observation, 'Twill bo to ma an obligation Bayond all moderation. Believe mu in high atatton. From gantraUoD to gsaeratten. I received your adoration, With much deliberation, And sotiie coneiernaUon, That aeixed your imagination, When you madr each a declaration On so Blender a foundation. But after further examination. Supposed it done from ostentation, To display education; Or rather, multiplication Of words of the tame termination, Though of great variation And different lignification. Which without disputation, May'deserve commendation. And I think imitation A sufficient gratification. and yon drrw near---------- r. gathered around it are the several memxrs of the home circle—think, aa your children clamor on your knee, of that lonely hearthstone, and of the widow’s ] arose to depart, but composing her­ self and motioning me to be seated, she related, amid soba and chocking sighs, the following story of her trials: “One year ago to night, George, my only child, brought to hrs borne his lovely bribe, end a happier and livelier company were seldom gathered together than were collected together in thia room but one abort year ago—a year fraught with sor­ row and death. oouaiwgr. trials. natives of Africa, ofthe boa soedee. meaturing respectively thirty and thlrty-five feet, and weighing from one hundred nnd fifty to two hundred pounds each, have recently arrived In thia city, are now ( domiciled in large glass cases, in charge , Captain John Sears. Their inakeship* of |had not tasted food for nearly a month, when, on Friday, a company of slentific and other gentlemen were intfted to wit­ ness the feeding pf the reptiles. An at­ tempt had been made in the early part of the week to feed the serpents, which by the way, are the finest specimens ever seen in this city, but the largest of the pair was then in an angry mood, end darthis head about so viciously that it was judged to be imprudent to insert the same destination. “Charlotte aaked in assumed playful­ ness, if he would go. He replied In the affirmative, arti ‘twas then the young bride knew her first sorrow. “The eventful Sunday came, a day that wilt never be forgotten in this city. Ou thnt morning I parted from my only child in this room for the last time. Ii never saw him again. “Time wore on, and almost dally came1 letters from GeOvge, breathing words off comfort, and axaiiring us that his time of < service would soon expire ; and home I (rml victory of the d«J. Hh fo«M !on.l«ln» of TS.000 n«, oCMylcd • •rai-drel. oThrifte.. A® Hour wit® two Amacosdas.—Two hold was to love.’ Of a sprightly, cheerful disposition, she adapted herself for her new home, and our family circle was perfect” “It was convulsed to Its vert centre on receiving news of lhe fall 6f Sampler, that George came home at the end of an April day, and, as usual lhe question of news was broached, and George told us ofthe departure of onr brave' Seventh Regiment for Washington, also that his regiment was to leave on Sunday for the On tk. Sd d«. ol D«s«iby 1804 -Sun o?Ao.terhu_" h1. hjta re.Mlod to N«polw> tho oertktalj of0» kmUm food then. Yesterday, however, both reptiles were passive, and a live hen having been placed in the cage the spectators awaited with uncommon interest the result anticipated. The fowl looked serpents *8 as a a culprit culprit does does upon upon about to ‘““ try 77 •the l- 1Issue," —■*■" *" *c. returned the gaze, reptiles returned gaxe, but Tno AJI»d B» ■iu and AuUrfoa nrrny 04,000 ntronf. bad Wd twmty four boor. pr.rloo.J position equally as strong, on the helgnts ISpruuJibot by . rtSllfoi mux*’" 'he h»d indnoed tb«n to b.H« U»t b. fund a bull.; ®>d .ooordinjly, «ow •* thobreUtof d.y, h. b.l»lJ tbUr lamuM tray, like b hug. bo. biting uowound Iu noil, trUling Iu «Io< ponder, ous length around his front, in oroer to attack bis right wiog. The whole length of their line® were expuMd; while Napoleon from his semi­ circle could launch out the spokes of hit power to attak them In any all quarters. His Generals were eager to b^tai.— -Walt twenty minutes,” said the Emper­ or, whom neither delight nor tear amid betray into a precipitate action. w hen the enemy is making a false more they must not be interrupted. Tho twenty minutes had elapsed, the blander wm irretrievable. Then Napoleon shouted to bis troops; . . that was ‘-Soldiers! the enemy has impfflaewtiy upon the exposed himself to your blows; we. shall the jury jury finish the war with a clap of thtmdwl* the Th® T ’“ rep­ At the same time the order of -attack not with - the same disposition to decide the case accordingto _____________ the law and evidence. With after enffering fearful slaughter, wercrotheir heads resting upon the folds of their treating across the frozen lakes. Napo­ gliiteuing bodies, they seemed at first toCAEALER in al) kinds of Family Groosriea. leon rode furiously along his linee.— LJ Slone snd Wooden ware, and a general as­ again would greet our willing ears, as jtally »* •indifferent »•»-—• *to the -------presence ------ ~of e •*their —s“ :“Engulf those massee! break the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. sortment of Proviaiona. Also Notary Public, ■ his manly form neared our old abode of victim. The fowl fluttered about the The artillerists elevated their pieces, and atoro, two doors snatsf the Hastings Housa, comfort. . i cage, now perched upon the coiled forms by dropping the balls on the ice, brokb Spring time had passed, and summer ;of the serpanta, as they relaxed and con­ it up and overwhelmed the flying enemy ROBBKTI A STRIKER, had fully crowned the trees with foliage ; tracted their folds; than, standing mo­ FkEALERS in drnga, medicines, patentmediby thousands. ■ IJ eines. prints, oils, turpentine, burning fluid. the atmosphere grew close and sultry tionless. gazed latently upon ths firay Hastings, June Slth, 1EC2. ’This was Napoleon's greatest yictory __ •_____ — j_ _ nnttT* MTOr FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL The largest of and brilliant stoke vf genius. After­ b and many were the pravers thnt were eyes of the tormentors. lonery. '“'■y ‘ PURPOSES,ONLY J£L offered up for oor poor soldiers who were lhe anacondas showed no disposition to Sew block, Heslinga, Mich. wards, on the eve of any battle, be had marching under a burning sun and on sieze ite prey, the light to which he had only to remind the soldiers that the Bah : dusty roads, or perhaps lacing a traitor­ been suddenly admitted, and the presence of Austerlitz would look upon their ac­ ous foe exposed to showers of lead that of the spectators inducing, aa was sup­ tion, to influence them to deeds or der­ THE WIDOW’S TRIALS. Also a full stock of bweezey a allem was sent on Its mission by no nnpractlced posed, something like fear in the serpenVe ing. TTORNEYS AT LA W and Solicitor, in Chan conduct. hands. . . eery. Particular attenUottpaidIto ConveyFell disease now entered our dwelling The smaller of the two, however, al fastened on our favorite flower. Oh tempted several times to seize the fowl. The wind was howling and moaning and i A hawk caught a parrott in its claws, I watched that tender plant; but Drawing back its head and contracting through the almoat deserted streets, dri- how I ? the fever had fastened on the brain its body, it waited until the chicken was and away he soared with hia prey. De­ TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER. ving the snow in blinding clouds into alas i the Court House, Hastings. Mleh. the second week in July the soul of’ still, when, quick as lightning, wipi jaws lighted with the ride so high in tho^w^ PRUNES. FIOS. RAISINS. CODFISH; every crevice and doorway Pedestrians and , the parrot sung, a* he sailed along—“Hey in feet, ererrthing in the Grocery line, such as paused in their hurried progress towards ICharlotte winged its way to thnt spirit extended, eyes dialated, and its forked dey-hey day.” and thought none so their cheerful fireside, turningjheir backs Iland where all is jny unspeakable and tongue protruding from its mouth, it DANIEL COOK, happv aa he. At length the hawk began darted forward, striking lhe fowl, but net parting is no more. ’ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Geaeral land and upon lhe furious sleet nnd storm-wind । it was some moments before Mrs.; fairly, as in its half blinded ‘state It was to gripe the parrot atill doaer in his tal­ endeavoring to catch their breath, and lEHMEBaT U>XBXDniXBV ons, and tear him with his baik. The summoning all their efforts again to S I ------------ was able to resume the thread of ’ unable to take certain aim at its victim. the serpent repeated the attempt several tunc of the parrot was instantly changed, And CwklBR Extracts, combat the elements. Policemen flitted her I narrative. sharpened and and instead instead of ofaingitm singtrig ““bey bey dey, dey. bo no ttex“1 wrote to George,” she resumed, but■ times, its appetite evidently I. A. IIOLBROOK, roa TH® ESPECIAL DIHEFTT OF TH® LADIM. like shadows underneath the friendly shed­ by long abstinence, but up to the time 1 claimed claimed— —““Od Od rucks xudcs’.’. od od tucks zocks I1 , A TTORNEY and Counselor at Uw, Solicitor ro awnings and recesses,seeking shelter from never received an answer. When 1I see a man tippling tippUng at the A Chancery. Genera! Land and Tax Agent.— 1 was sitting by my window one lovely‘ our reporter left, it had not succeeded in I lhe pitiless storm that raged with such ; clutchinglhe chicken, which remained dram dram shop.leaving shop, leaving hie hia badnert, business, and 8»nkOffice, aecoud story of Rower’s block. sweeping force. The few wheeled vehi­ moonlight Sabbath evening about a week unhurt. Il was evident that appetite ing in credit, poor fellow, fellow think think 1, 1. though / cles tugged along slowly nnd noiselessly after Charlottes death, when I was star J. M. RUSSELL. it is 'hey day’ with you now, yet, when PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ through the snow thnt wns fast gaining tied bv lhe cries of the newaboys of a wns not atrong enough in the serpents, ,nrSlCl»N .»J o®™ l» the constable comes—your money gone VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. great'bettie in Virginia, and terrible . and the spectacle of their feasting wn* an iwcendsncy over steaming jaded, norand credit lost, depend upon it, y°«r acs. The city lamps cast but a faint slaughter among the New York regiments ।postponed until it is otherwise.—Botton tune will be changed to “od xudtai. JOHN ROBERTS, , ■ glimmer through the surrounding snow The next day brought tidings of the bat- Journal. MOST POPULAR When I tee a girl too fond of a forward iHYSICIAN and Sarvetm- Dwelling on Hroadtie of Manassas, and a few days brought logofatnily wjntry night of January ' _ irnnM. sweetheart—be cautious my pretty Par­ the list of names, in the daily newspapers In this great metropolis. CurtouB Minor. rot thinks I; or your tune will be «wof the killed, wounded and missing. A ­ It was hiy first night in New York, for Among the curiosities exhibited at the rowfolly changed to “od ««*." will ■» . H. F. CHERRY, vears; as I had but that dny arrived mong lhe latter was George S-------- . ^TOTARY PUBLIC nnd Conveyancer, will • Into Paris Exposition, apd promised for need to y oar “bey dey" of mjoymenu Oh, lhe ngnny of that announcement, from Europe, where 1 had spent four ours, was a large concave mirror, thuinIf I sue a young man dressed in U>» to me ! No one but a mother can know ' years in sighuseeing nnd becoming acof a startling piece of optical very pink of the mode—sporting his We would reipectfully announce to tb. eiU- quninted with the customs nnd habits of' a mother’s heart, centered upon an only sUumcnt ’ magic. On standing close to the mirror pretty person at all places of amusement sent of Haatinae and vicinity, that we child. For days I walked alternately the various nations of the world. and looking into it, it presents nothing —attending no regular employment*— tf'tSXSro° -S LvH. STEWART, My parents dying when I was but a my room and the streets; despair nt i but a magnificently monstrous dissection no matter whether rich or poor, 1 wmdd .“i’SSK times almost unseating reason, and tor achoi»l-boy, 1 was left<o pursue my own of your own body. On retiring a little,' write on the forme of bis looking glass, tured by a two-fold bereavement. Sleep course on arriving at maturity, and bcfor»<M>k my eyelids, and the suspense of gay n couple of feet, it gives your own though it may be‘hoy day’with you now comiue possessed of a valuable real face and figure in true proportion, but rulyln It, my young fneod, when you . not knowing the fate of my eon paralyzed tat® yielding nn income of n<» mean pre. reversed, the head downward. Most of grow In year, and -.he talona ol poverty ~ J. M. NEVIN®, tentions, I determined to see the world my every action. i^ntn tn or nd vou. in tno eturned the the spectators, spectators, ignorant of anything elm, In b few days the regiment returned Notary Fabllc, and Tax ages ’ iu all its various form*, and had been vig'• 'Lthese .c^ two effects and pass on.— crowd* Observe anguish ol your neari, attention paid to mking out ‘ ilanlly pursuing that course through the but no George came to me; c-----Mu. tv...still farther, standing at five sad “od xueks” for your early follyrages and Contracts. Great care i upon out retire still thronged Broadway and cheers upon their being years mentioned. or six feet from the mirror, and behold cheers welcomed the return of battle1 sallied forth from my hotel that even­ you ace yourself, not a reflection—it does scarred soldiers, their mutilated colors H. WRWBT, A Toacklof Swine. . , ing (stormy tl.ough it was) to visit an ROBERTS A STRIKER. were unfolded tn the gaze of an excited not strike you as a reflection—but your The Philadelphia Zawnw* gl<«« ’fol­ TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, <.1d and cherished friend of my youth.— ’ veritable self, standing in the middle Habtixcb Masco 8. 1S6». and appreciative multitude. and Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery.— We hnd been school-mates together, n i part between you and the mirror. The lowing as an incident occurira at fort­ The next dny a soldier came to the F..d ■“XT'1""” firm friendship-had ever existed between effect is almost appalling, from the idea ress Monroe on lhe arrival of the woundelaimfl and money promptly remittee. door; he wore the uniform that told a us, and manhood had ripened that friend- < It suggests of something supernatural; «j from lh« Ute Richmond b.ltlm : OSee. with W. W. Ralph Eaq.. Middleville, silent tale of grief to me. As the poor Among ""W. ship into brotherly love. 1 so startling, In fact, that men ofthe strong-. n >uv»s U>0M brought “.'"T-". w , U» „ Mry Qonty, Micblga®. follow ssked for Mrw. 8------- . the tears ouiro was a a rebel nolonri colonel wto^ who was shot est nerves will shrink Involuntarily . GeorgeS -------wns a young man of UUMtrnv at nv || Houm DQUITO was WUB ■ reW .ww— p„d.; st.;, i--j -.fc^ rolled dewn his sun-burnt cheeks. He yoor VIW I’through the lunge. A. .ppMred to JACOB FERRIS, talents, prudent and energetic: Upon the first view. If you raise y: * - be “ “ who had faced death unmoved now wept 00 will will see «e be djrlog, Mr. Burley Mk«(. Mn> tf b. leaving school, he accepted a clerkship in to thrust nt your other self, you Aiw»r. c...«u«' —1 a-ii-ii”Iu a few words he related " ­ wiriied utytbiog done. He eud Y««. Ou i«~. poc a-..<- »->*“• a mercantile house doing a very extensive like n child. it pass dean’through the body and’ ap 10MIA, al purposes, for sals by business; and at the time I went abrt*ad, his sad tale. pear on the other aide, the figure thnist- end g.ve thq oomraiwionw. ib« n.mw George received my letter informing George was advancing in the confidence ■ ing at yon at the same time. The artist uuldrawof bl. wifc .nd ehildreo-COUNTY orFIOERSQood,.^. ‘ P“f *” of his cm piny era, and bidding fair to be­ him of his wife’s death, on Saturday ati iwho first succeeded in finishing a mirror “And mv,” uy.be, “uk God W> for­ Centreville, in Virginia, tho day before ’ give me furev.r hiving ..JtblM to do C. PRINDLE, come. at no distant day the junior parr . of this description brought it to one of lhe battle. Calmly and silently he re- ' with tbl. Winked rebrlhun. Mr. B«rner in the firm. His letters to me had , the French kin^s-if we reccolleet aright Circuit Court— «»•». **•’• ceivod die shock, and told his comrades ' eUr uked ifbi dutod blmto prey with been frequent up to the March before my , it was Louis XV—placed Ma majesty on that to morrow ho would be with her, I return. Since that lime I had never ' the right spot, and bade him driw hia him. He enlw.red In the effirm.O'e. never to part again ; confiding to his ' the forgiveou. of Almighty sword and thrust at the figure he «•*--“ petitioning received any wnrd, or in fact, C forTu tiu Hi. Utterly uuir. comrade thia charge, to sec his mother PA9IEL striker* X!d Circuit, for the yews 1MJ andItMS. The king did oo bat seeing lbs point of a of him. (should he survive) and tell her that his position on behalf of the soon to-be wid­ As I approached the weU-remcnTWa last prayer was for her and her native sword directed al his own broaat, threw down his weapon and ran away. The owed wife and orphaned children, the hum- in lhe upper purl of the city, mJ Ohnfc* • • October. M Monday. country. practical joke cost the inventor his king a penitent Carolinian raised his trembling Monday 1 Jo ^^UVrodsv I AjprU. ltl bean heel light ae I thought of 'The following morning found his Keg. arm. and trew them about tbe neek of 7; * octX’; isiMosdsy. price my eppearanee w.mid ereato. There patronage and favor—his M^ealy being on the bloody fisld of Manassas; there, Mr. Barclay, and kissed him again and B. H. COOK. n • aalhe old faahloned boildm«. I«*mg afterwards so ashamed of hia own cow­ io the thickest of the carnage, amd the ardice that he oould never again took very familiar, yet there eeemed comexoistkb OF **Tho bystanders were all in tears as shock of contending armies, a rifle ball at the mirror or at its owner.- ZngUth thine -meUncholy and quiet connected pierced his breast, and he fell fighting bothey turned from the affecting scene and with iu The light in the bouee homed naalh the flag of his comatry. They walked silently away. dlmlf Ringing lhe boU, raised his head, and ns his Hfc blood oozed Mil. gSSSViovsLL. «, *,BgBUMMT, ueberod into the parlor. A bright, from his lacerated breast, h® exclaimed Doww o® TH® Spxixg Sttl® of Box-WMtTY WAMMB. Ofc. I. C.~t fire Baa io lhe old grate, but allllne..> ‘I’m guing! Mother. Charlotte!’ and kkt.—The New Albany (Ind.) Lt^tr reigned within lhe friendly wallu A cup is down on the spring style of bonnets. OWARD ASSOCIATION. PHW^ । died in his comrade’s arms. J.BBS A. aWSSXBY, , They bmaened his coat, and found near That bold paper says the age of beauty ni aiiQiiicr. » — | his heart a locket containing miniatures has passed, fur the sweetest face cannot | of hia wife and mother, his blood satura- stand such a montroslty. Hebe would do L" i ting these mementoee of his affection.— have been no great shakes with a coal I.dr. the War. alerting In profuamo M When my eyes rested co that treasurc I scuttle on bsr head, and Ganymede _T«A r--' *«M «• “k* °r ! eie re«,nia^myo<»n>eo>n«. swooned. When recollection recalled would not have been stolen had she worn bim-tr; mu> «• >!*«*■ HAKBOS aBCTH, I Dot ask for George, nr his wife as tonte » ahaker. The polyglot edition of a only as a bind of spool on whicht» rsal UtaY—I. -1,d Xb^r garment, told too pi-mly that me to the reality, the loeket Uy on the intcurr 005**“™' Conestoga wagon, which has recently table, and lhe soldier wm gonethe fell destroy er hnd entered this humOf a truth, sir. mine hta bejo a life made its appearance, it is worn than • ble dwelling •lolen of lho Ils only redeatnina feature it rfwrro.. My fo<b«r dfod nf woend. either. CsHfora n Block, Slate Blroet. Haitinga, Mieb. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, MAChcmlcals, Paints, Oils, CamH phene. Burning Fluid, D. C. HAWLEY, u«m8» ^isttllann. . GROCERIES! A PATENT MEDICINES (KEHE^IP. IPCIE (DASH A B R »W-te «teu U> te “*•*“ •nd *° ^e^XV.3^^ a°h waa a Tory difficult leak for mo, but noIt^M ibe b.Ul. of Undrt - ^'‘’“X-r^dl“S >-“•> the top of the bead. COCNTY ACCOUNTS. Jf hi. ooonwr. . moHBw to Doet r~ te impwtiwn. �HA8TDHB BAMTCB. wwsttr WAR NEWS !! be delayed. Dxab ta type Latxx.—i ** ,i*J' VrlMlUl StnlM, Havtxo W THU, CHOrtM OUM cotrasx, Lusk, do;L J. Winegarden, dojcorporal CLas. ft Cock, wounded in foot, ampu­ tated ;C. Emmett Cole, killed; G. ( Gen. Buller, at New Orleans, seems C. Rathbon, do; Herman W tnderlich, do; ‘to be the right man in the right place.— Wm. Demood, wounded severely; John order and crush oqt rebellion. Dowel, Head, slightly; His sue- slightly ; corporal cess seems to bo just in proportion to Prominent rebels do not John Wagoner, arm seriously; 2d Lieut A. D. Bates, hip seriously ; 1st Lieut J. and D. Sumtier, chest, seriously ; Sergt J. wo! to him whois entrapped. That poor F. Mead, mouth and throat, slavery-begrimmed and treason-besotted seriously, luck to fall trader lhe ban of Butler’s displeasure, and with abundant proof of “Staxd sr ths Admixistratiox,” says treason, he is sent North and finds a Senator Svmxbk, and Poor Soule ! boards, all over the country, “Stand by May the A dmlnistration!” - Well, this is all such be the fate of all traitors, to lhe end well enough so far as it goes; but as for of time. Gen. Butler, some time since, issued an ourself, we propose to use our feeble in­ fluence, toward making and keeping the order to tho banks of New Orleans to re­ Administration worthy of being sustained. sume payment by a certain date. This or entirety above the influence of public opin­ and that one, the Bank of Louisiana, ion. through lie directors thought fit to address The ruler who ignores public sentiment, intentions bcl in a country like ours, Is at best, claiming it as an impossibility to comply despot. with bis order and asking a oommisson to but a Instead of giving a blind sup­ port to our rulers, our duty lies, in for­ the bank &c. cing them, if need be, into a position Gen. Butler replied that he had nothing worthy the support of every true citizen. to do with tbeir intentions or lhe con­ dition of their bank only so far as the in- Gxskral Fkkmoxt has resigned his teresta ofthe United States is concerned, and the General Were it otherwise, Republican In­ stitutions would bo only such in name.— a string of resolutions to the General, command in the Shenandoah valley. closed by saying that has done right. “The directors of the Bank of Louisiana have all seen General Order-No. 30, and have acted upon it as a corporation. So He If his services are not appreciated by the ..powers that be,” ho should stand out of the way of others.— This be bss dune, and nothing more. If your note sbowe. They will now advise themselves whether they will act in accordance with its requirements upon their corporate and individual peril, and inform me within jix hottrt after the receipt of Ihit of their the army is not that we have too few determination.” Major Generals, but that wo have too What was an was now, by impossibility before, the refractory Directors, It appears that Butler jokes sometimes, and in a manner rather practical in its A gentleman where to find him. The trouble with This was one great cause of fail­ many. ure in the Shenandoah valley. cause of thnt failure is that considered practicable. way. his services are essential in putting down the rebellion, the Government will know volunleert are expected to Another Generals nf win victories w i tbout soldiers._________________ applied to him, Battie at fUchasoad. Gen. But ler replied that he had nothing to do with It; but if the man was not actually employed by some officer or soldier, he Richmond. The General took Going to lhe hospital, he succeeded, ik General Hvrrxtt.—It will be remem­ bered that our disgraceful James Island, is General defeat on Hu nter’s first real battle since the war commenced. after some difficulty, jn passing the sen­ tinels, and found Dr. Smith in a remote jgy“ Among the incidents of tho cru­ ward^ttenidng a patient. The doctor took elty of the rebels is that of the burning the order,read it,loqked at the bearer,then alive by them of a negro, lying ill of at tho order, and reflected that, queer as the small pox in one of the military hos­ it looked, the 'General might have rea­ pitals at Front Royal. sons for his command. was burned, with the man, on So he ordered The the slave-hunter into the street. man attempted to explain. “My orders by the collar, dragged him along the passages, and landed him in the gutter outride in a twinkling, telling the sentry to stick him if he didn't leave. The irate F. F. shook his cane at the building, swore some, and started for headquarters, where an explanation ensued ; but by the time be got the matter straightened out, Great Salt Lake City, June 10. A baud of persons numbering 1,000 men, women and children, under ' dersbip of one Morris, who earth, and Prophet Moses formed a settlement y miles north rous of this city, and milled nu » vldepredations for tiieir refused to cinity. rd to supply leving in sup ir number, distbeir lion, nttem the fugitive vassal bad disappeared and It is suspected that tbb “joke” was not entirely acct, den all. The news from James Island, near Charleston, although meagre, is of an exciting character and well calculated to fill many hearts in this vicinity with deep solicitude. Ic appear s that sn attack was of that Island. lhe defenses of the ene­ my were stronger than was supposM, and three suooMaive attacks in front, ami one by an attempted flank proved ineffectual. the 24th of May.__________ ______ are to pul you out, and out you go," . said the doctor, and he seised the victim was not to be found. The hospital movement The Michigan Eighth, asd several New York regiments tbeir ineffectual chargee. were After being repeatedly thrown forward, and aa often ie.fJustice beat corpus wrs Kinney, but was treated with contempt, gnfficieut time having elapsed for the production of lhe prisoners, a second writ Sggeiher with an order for the arrest of ntempt, and for the arrest s of the gang, for false Imof ( . was issued. For the execu­ tion o^thesc a posse of two hundred snd fifty infantry and artillery were ordered out on thellthby acting Gov. Fuller. Morris and. mm were found strongly in­ trenched and thoroughly armed. Fight­ ing ensued. Two of the Marshal’s posse blend, a little German RumII touching General Butler's woman order. U witf probably ba treated as the note from lhe same quarter remunstaUng th“ S DR. ROBACKS TO BE EICEUIQ JE^egizla^or- 'Wve.^e, ‘Bx.XXt** question. New York, June 27. Halifax, June 24. The Arabia, from Liverpool on the morning of the 14tb. and Queenstown the 15tb, arrived this morning. Great Beftaih.—In the Houae of Commons, in answer tn our Inquiry from Mr. Clay relative to interferences of the United States cruisers with British ves­ sels, and particularly in regard to lhe case of the steamer Circassian, raptured in neutral waters, Mr. Lnyard Mid that ha oould not give .a direct answer at present. The case of the Circassian being under consideration in Lhe House nf Lords, Earl Cnrnavan naked whether govern­ ment had protested against Gen. Butler’s proclamation, relative to Ute ladies of Earl RiiMell said the government hrui no information in regard tn lhe action of the United States government, in lhu*way of approval or disapproval? For bis own part, be hoped the United States government would, for its own sake, re­ fute its sanction to it, and disavow it. In the House of Commons on the 13th Lord Palmcrstou said in answer to a qpeslion, that no communication had been re­ ceived from the French,government on the subject of med ~ America, in *-----and the British go ent had no intention mediation. at present Lord rston thought no man Gen. Butler’s proclamation could feelings of the deepest iudignaCheers.] It was a proclamation he did not scruple to attach the epithet of infamous. The Paris papers say that the approach­ ing visit of Count Persigny to London is exclusively political, and it is expected be will submit to English Cabinet, pri­ vate views of the Etneror relative to a joint mediation in America. . The Paris Payt aaya the Patrie has gone too far in Its statements relative to mediation. The Daily Newt argues against inter­ ference with America, and contends ihftt England has good reasons for not wishing to ace carried out the intervention policy of Napoleon. It is estimated that the ooltnn thronghnot England on the first of. June, was 428,000 bales against 1 ,<45,000 al tbe were killed. On the 15th the rebels pre­ tended to surrender, but resisted an ar­ rest as soon bs the attacking party ap­ proached. la a hand to hand fight, Mor­ From the Pacific. . ris was killed and another leader was mor­ San Francisco, Juna 10. tally wounded. Tho rebels were finally Oregon dates of the 6th have t>een re. overcome. Several women and children were killed during the siege, lhe Morris- eeived. The State election took place on tho second. But two tickets ran, of safety. Prisoners captured number namely—Fusion of Douglas Democrats 147. They wUl be brought before court and Republicans, called Union ticket, and Breckinridge ticket, railed the Regular to-morrow. ______ Democratic. The entire Union ticket. Good.—The Toledo Commercial gives the faU»wiog( “Ute other ! cold steel twice, and were each .time TATfi 07 atone blockade question wsa treated. Berry repulsed from the fact that lhe regiments Aa order has been issued by U>«> Adsent to reinforce titem did not do their forced to give way before the invincible jutanl General, henceforth Pp^^/g duly. Fort Johnson had .eight angles courage of our men. During the day furloughs to ba giveu to oaluted stiltlheii and is protected by rifle pits so that on evervthing indicated a general engage­ three sides they have a ernes fire of in­ ment, but the enemy for some reason or fantry. and as fast as our men mounted other backed «t of it The troupe all . New York. J«~ SS. lhe 'Fort they were picked off. The fought as gallantly as ever. I.U« The loss on our side will be shout -00 8th suffered severely, having loei one Wlhe hfibt o" the 25lh’ I A m«ng lhe wonud- RitTcfcd. sap that WednradAy. June third of-our whole force, and over one- killed and wounded. ' half of the officers engaged. Our total ed is Col. Morrison, volunteer Aid to was Thereupon it u „ signalized ngnoliMd by another «oolbrr glonoos ,loriom Iocs is some 208 out of some 500 who Gen. Palmer, wounded in the hand. The _ , belwr«nlbo U.itJO troop, .nd enemy ’ s loss is not known, but It ia bey went into the fight Fifteen officers tb® Swl.ln lb« were killed and wunnded—nine killed lieved it equals oura. / ——— — --­ rirtorioor About «00 oor m«> on ■II Diner pwwua and six wounded. Among the killed Tho camp ofthe rebels in front ofybn- th.t d.y -C0.OWW1 ■* are CapL Guild, Co. A; Church, Co. D ; nernl Hooker was captured, and ip' now tbr robrl Capt. Pratt, Co. B; Lieutenant Cottrell occupied by bis troops. F.ir O»k« .mrSror. lh.m b.ek » Cooedy. Co. E; 1st Lieut. Donahue, Co. The ground fought for w By .>m.rk.bl. M.bior •• rr>ln,m.h •ire notice to teaneraoes tatamtad tn aateaatataB; and Lieut. Smith Co. G Among the with thick underbrush, beyu <-l^l the ground plied M •<”" •• wounded arc Captains Ely and Doyle; an open country. . obl.mud <.l H .ltd thrtl .. i r Lieuta. Belcher, Brown and Hutchinson. The woods lotervenj _hru tbeorror •»« .ln«4. •» ^odrrMaj. Watson had a horse shot fnim un­ troops and the enemy stood, our gallant lads went at It agsln, der him, and was wounded by the fall. suit of our artillery ing and corrected the mistake, and mainLieut. Cottrell was cut clear jn twain by Two Napoleon 12 under . talned our position there at night. But by a chain shot, while mounting the par­ Dcrnwer, succcc cuing through little artillery was employed, and the apet ot the Fort. Of the list in Co, F the swamp duri evening, and did equalities are therefore not ”• nnmeroue I caii give no particulars. I have sued oxccllcnt ______________ —• . An effort of the ene­ service. aa might be supposed from the duration In vain to be released from my post here, my to capture it, resulted in their being of the fight. As the artillery that was nnd to join my Company. 1 am in bones driven hack with severe losv. used'wns mostly num. the enemy’fi loss to get the details in a day or two, when The result ol to-day is highly impor­ is doubtless considerably heavier. Ours I will send full particulars. tent to the health ofthe army, as but lit will perImps reach 80 killed and less Most all condemn the movement as tie mure ground has got to be gained to than 200 wounded. ," being fool hardy Im-the extreme-, by plnce our troops beyond the swamp. The Timet, lettctraya the estimate of lhe very best advices, the rebels are said Gen. McClellan was present the whole our loss given in rhe telegraphic report to to bnve 25 000 men while our present day, superintending all movements. the associated Press w ill be fimnd much force numbars nnt over one hnlf that -, W ashingtoo, June 20. below the mark. It i« alight, consider and thus tojtry to take a battery by cold The rumors fram New York of con­ ing the amount of fighting done and thsteel when we have plenty of heavy siege guns by which the enemy could be forced templated changes in the Cabinet are result ncoimplished, nut it cannot full back, is utter foil v. 675 i s our total Ipsa not believed In any quarter, and ar<r$sn. below 500. nnd it may be nearer 1,000; in killed wounded and missing, ar.d many orally regarded us mere speculations, probably 600 or 700. of our dead were left on the field. Gen. from the fact that the President’s visit to New York, lune 80. Benham ordered a third charge, hut Gen j Gen. Scott was on business, the military . The Tribune has issued an extra, dated Stephana, who was in command, refused ! bearing of which has only been conjee Battle Fjdd, giving "D account <»f tw to obey. All bail to bis belterjudgement. ; Hired. DIGESTITT ORQM. days’desperate fighting. A company •■fl Col. Morrow, Chief of Gen. HuntefsetafT, Washington, June 26. Buektails was surrounded and captured told me tp-Dight. thnt it would be utterly The Trihune't special correspondent during the retreat of mtr right wIng.— impossible to hold Ft. Johnson if taken, says: We have excellent authority for Over one hundred and twenty five thous­ from the fact that right in its rear is an­ arc \xoX o’WrvsA Xo X\ii 'fa\>Vie saying that evidence already taken before and man * ere engaged. --------, other fort covering it and that back of the Judiciary Committee of the House Thursday, ahm,t noon, lhe enemy made -- A -\«Avca\ix luXvica. uwkk tha^s still a third fort And that the in the case of Ben Wood, is stronger than auattnek upon Gen. Stuneman’a forces eU.CC cAX. only feasable plan is lo reduce (hose forts that which expelled Senator Bright, and in the vicinity of Hanover Qrart House Kft \\.eA.r XwfidtCOin succession, with oar heavy siege guns. that Wood’s expulsion from tho House pn.b.1.1, «>r th. porpne orwnmpIMiaatuX-a Hundreds of as bravo fellows as ever is certain, Others, however, apeak less mg an outflanking move on the right. . “ • trod lhe soil, sacrificed to the rnploch of and tn engage our atteulion in that di-1 bad generalship. How it sickens lhe positive. bill to carry Into effect the recent rection. heart to think of it. The friends of com­ rade treaty with Great Britain, Ab<>ut 2 P. M. the enemy’s infantry ' । pany F, must hope for the best. Our passed the Senate to-day with only nnd squadrons of cavalry creased the | loss may bo slight. May God speed the kuvb, So* a \maxw. litfir negative votes—cast by Carlile, Ken- Chickahominy in immense force, 'a ah«»ri right, p” - anon. Mure y, Powell nnd Saulsbury—creates distance above the Virginia Central Rail- |wwwk \xc<Cke4 a<t ariuU oS, Capt. N. If. W ALSSIDOK, three Judges with a salary nt 62,500 road, making a rapid advance t<>wardw SX.o\xka.e\x "Wt-Xteva, Comanding Camp 8th Mich. V each, and three 'arbitrators. The bill Gen. McCall's division, down at lhe rear 1takcAx \ceo\iXY will pass die House under the previous of Mechanicsville, on a low mar»ln । Our news also leaves the inpression that the rebels were about re­ In official form, to Dr. Smith, “Turn this man into the street’’ Fort with nnothcr.great battle has been fought near newing the fight. From the accounts should be turned out of? lhe hospital.— During the conversation^.Gen. Buller’s' given of the ground gained by the enemy, arc should consider it a most dubious Secretary was out of lhe room. Qd en­ victory for us. If the fight was continued tering, Gon. Butler turned to mm and on Saturday and Sunday, as is generally said : “Fill up an order directing Sur supposed, we have yet to learn of the geon General Smith to turn this man out final result. . of lhe hospital." The Secretary wrote, the order and signed it without reading They With with the the 79th 79th TK<>» New York charged cs the FROM EI BOPE. stating that bis body servant was loafing about the General Hospital. “F“ on"the lAth 16th in«t inst. nn Geo. Uuoker « oine pdook lW. mon>Io, bi. dhW™. -i,h 1‘« ”•* of oc«»pyino< • oew poeiuon. The re­ suit was that hia troops met with a deter mined resistance from the enemy, which lasted until 4 P. M., but the rebels were STOMACH Governments, like individuals, are not derwas obeyed by til the banks save one, examine into the affairs of straightway the echo comas from hundreds of sounding­ irons are his Jewells and the relentless setting forth tbeir good serioualy; corporal Jas. McClellan, knee and elbow, Frenchman, Pierre soule, has had the ill- hemp awaits bis graceless nock. thigh, wound; Abram Guntrip, hand, slightly ; eujoy much quiet in-which to plot treason. lodgment in Fort Warren. Morgan, seriously ; Daniel McKenzie, thigh flesh jiis earnestness, and order is fast coming Tbeir unreal is not without cause; John Edgar Nye, Jum25. P. M. The Michigan Sth suffered badly tn an in this county: J. B. I*™,*, ml-hv, Wm. 0. ’ . _ Barrett, missing ; 8. D. Qobb, do; Geo. niiin.—Abraham Lincoln. McClelland Headquarters, | a line relative to our forces here. casualties in Co. F^hidt was recruited pot of chaos. Baxkxx—It b is elected by nearly 3,000 majority, ma­ king the relative vote about two to one for Unioo. Addison C. Gibbs, Govornor riect, i> a Douglas Democrat, wlyi from Central New and. a\ a save ground, to where our fortes were drawii up twhind rille pits and earth- v«»rk*. <m '■ cj KilioiLa Fever, Fever and J±^ner Liver Coinplaint, The steamer Philadelphia, from Beau­ aii eminence, on lhe nortlrariy side «»f lhe _. »«.. s uuu .. u»k ,the uo J ravine, where the conflict became mo»t fort, and Ericsson, from Key West IBlb. Port Kov«l SSa. .rriv«). Th- ! terribfa. Tb. relol., wllhll- m.«i J.­ — • •brings • — Ericsson 181 passengers, ... including Gen. Benham nnd staff, and 07 soldiers wounded in the laic engagement «n Jntnes Island near Charleston. The United States troops under Benham tnada an attack al 4 o'clock on the morning nf the 10th, end• were repulsed after four hour'* r*. I _ < a 1lints nf 068 killed, , hard fightinc. with termined courage, then attempted V* press forward, over miry ground, but the bullets and grape shot fell among them like hail, mu* ing them down. This Janndioe, continued till dark, when they withdrew. Kidney CoYnplednie, The cannonading w«« kept up <m» ImiIi -•• • • p M . when i 1 •i{,r" untJ* about 0 n’dn UVkA (xW. CUftCWkCft °S«P Ithe tin ■>.. I I I aa ceased. IOur k.. battle furera covered , ' lav watwre. wounded and missing. The Michigan bv their earthworks and suffered but I , 8lh bad but 250 men left at roll call.— slightly. Later in the afternoon the enemy made I the New York 70th suffered severely.— AlwiuVone Gun : arc, co\yi\uo%cA. o$ ran axA The Union troops wernohlPfrcd to retreat a charge with cavalry. under cover of the gunboats. The ac­ Ured «»f* them camo rushing down and nt I1-1 vooX.% awA. WAjx, count of lhe battle on James Island cop ! tempted to cross the ravine, when the ’ vAvteYt, uxakx XViavu pied from lhe Charleston papers are cor- horses became mired. A squadron of our cavalry seeing tbeir position, nfade jecL a charge down the hill, when the cavalry Charleston. Junn 25. men abandoned tbeir horses and fled. " All qttielou James Island to-dny. The The infantry fight was then renewed, gunboals yesterday shelled a dctatch. and continued until about 7 o'clock A. M. ment of the Marion Artillery posted on when a retreat was onlrred, wry much John’s Island and forced them to retire. against the will of the Peonaylvania Middletown Va^ Juno 27. । buys, who begged to be allowed to hold, ’ Gen. Fremont having been superseded their position. The outer forces then be • in command of this Department by the gan to fall back. Porter’s corps wve ciders appointing Gen. Pope, his inferior some distance below Dr. Gainse’s rcei> in rank. pv«r the army of Virginia, and dcnce. / having asked and been refused leave of Of the next day’s jwttle the onrreeponX\xt\\oo» maxi. ixiaiXM. absence, has, nt his own request, been re­ dent says the cannonading and muskvlrv XSoeXor'* "BiW*. lieved from duly. The command is turn­ was terrific. ed over to Brigadier General Schenck, the Duryea’s gallant Zouaves were lying next highest in rank, by order «>f the Pres­ upon lhe ground for hours while ident. General Fremont leaves to-mor­ our batteries were shelling the w.nds row for New York. Many of his officers over them. Finally inward night the will go with him. His resignation is not enemy at tempted'to break lhe center <vr«- X\ve vue\v vAcrn'w So\oxc, generally known in camp. txxxA line of Duryea’s Zouaves The musket ry firing became terriffic. lasting 20 ot Washington, June 26. 30 minutes. Shortly after an attempt A dispatch received at the War De­ was made to break through the riuht partment this afternoon, from Gen. Me which was rrpnlaed and half an b«>«r Clellan, states that the affair of yesterday later another Attempt was made on lhe was perfectly successful, that we h<>l<J left with (he same result. The battle vcw-uj.o'rc-Xc. Vm, uxak ortxA the new picket line undisturbed, ana had been raging for some hours with­ &c\n\\X.CkXeA. that all is very quiet on the banka of the out any apparent change or advantage vrn Chickahominy. either side. Reinforcements of artillery VW. AUtaoeV* The forces under Major General Fre ana infantry then camo steadily alone mont. Banks nnd McDowell have been over tho bridge to the field of battle.— consolidated into one army, called the The enemy then seamed to make their ikv\\>c army ol Virginia, and Major General t“* twJ drtcrlnlMd aX«uZ JeXuX'8 -------- iirvr-21. Pope has been especially assigned by the came uume rw.r r«nnn( our n>«n iBto j,, |„w . President to the chief command. gr..<md Ui™ .fc. Ull Bnd The forces under Fremont constitute wh.rr th., >,,.13 fc.vt jM ]„•. Mt. , -------- wcti Biauguier«j the first army corps, and are to be comlk\" J — iUfort. /. ■ } o.uld . _ t. ■ » ---- — by ti*nn t™. r.F of ihoomod, U» mahded by him. < • h.>. WOMOd U>M |,lw _ ------- •— —•'<’> narrow oriage.— . 7*50 forces under Gen. Banks consti­ , Wagons, Waaona artillery, artlllurv smbulsnoes _____ and men <VCtA\\X tute the second army corps, and ‘ire to be commanded by him. The forces un­ derGen. McDowell constitute the third strong guard was placed across the i kUftAUXn.WUft'KV, tXc., army corps, and are to be commanded A><L_ __ . .. 1 — ___ •_ • . • by him. McCall’s Division, 16,000 strong, „ r main nospiuu 4 cosooeiMts a jao-ttm* mil. from lU rl,„ Ttim. K 0*. rh. Uba a hich formed a part of McDowells corps TKxewe, 'WxXX.t’ts ■WxvAxX.x^ 'Vo’tvtc. "Dt ftXovwwcXv 'Bx.XXtte. o-n tw \voor «\aw\ VniKit ftXox’vxo.cXx ftX.oxxxo.c\x 'BxXXexe. ft\ovu<xc.\\ fttowxaeXv Wx-Vtera m has readied McClellan by water, and another division la to fotlnw immediately also operate agrinat the enemy at Rich, mnnd. Besides MoCaH’s Division. GeoMcCldlan fans received other reinforce menu to the amount of several tbouas since lhe battle of Fair Oaks. Washington, June 27. «m. ow u» bill Kri|>lw) -M i. u-ax a •“ untar. .AouU U.di» FOB SALE BY' �wcri<.:,e. But to J4C !)•«>•’ n«cl mu- IFAito.— .'HichlfaM Ceatral Railroad. beauties of the clave »ystern. Commodore Footo toft Cleveland on Monday last for the East, he having teen BolWr. “LOW PRICES” “ granted a further release from dnty, for a period of threu months. The Commo, dore la still suffering from the woond be D*y Bx ULO Ik. I u>r tblug Jt* UMd" received in tte attack upon Fort Donal* •op, Tenn., ho being still ckhtc —IXQCT11 0J- GRANT& SPAULDING unable to get "OXLY INFALLIBLE around without the teip of hia crutches. SPECIAL REMEDY ‘ KNeWN." NOTICES EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF oflJtuliug* Lodge *re hold at M.sou- <3T“ The Chicago Presbytery, in aea•ton at Kankakee, have formally •fore every fall moon. to depose (he Rev. VERMIN voted Fetter ’ Chlniquy from all the functions of the gospel min­ Wool.—The amount of wool bought istry, Ute charge in this market this nefiuon will not vary much from forty thousand <bnv been bought at prices pounds, vary ing from Thk Demand for Troops.—The new demand fur troops is th ns explained by n Washington correspondent of tho £ventuff jp<ul: ‘'The demand for more troops that cornea from every General command­ ing a Department, with the exception uf Halleck, convinces the government that forty to forty-nine and three fourths cents. Without the exact figtires we styuld think the average price paid would reach forty-five cents give per pound. snug little sum the This will of eighteen thousand dollars paid out for this article Those'preparations (unlike ail.otbers) are "Free from Polson*.” "Kot dangerous to tho Human Family.** , reason of this, Is, that I practical experience, from the mouths of ■ Come and See !! In considering the importance of the wool To the People OFTHE CN1TED STATES!! bered that Marshal. .Knlarunxoo, Battle Creek and Ada, and on the South, 'Lowell, and Saranac, on the North, all draw largely from us on account of their IX the mouth dT December. 1838, the undersign­ ed for the first time offered for sale to the publie. Dr. J. Bovee Dods* Imperial Wine Bitters and in this short per'od they have given'such contiguity to our territory and transpor­ established article. tation facilities. The amount of bodily and JUST RECEIVED f»w~U anxious to make known to bls fellow suffrret* the mrsas of cure. To all who desire it, he will send of lhe pre­ scription need.(free of charge) with lhe direction* for preparing the same, which they will find a have been made for » celebration of the I trial of corning Fourth, in this village. But i such ts lhe awe, and we may expect that DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ mnny <>f our citizens will go away from Imperial Wine Bitters!! tbia anniversary. It ia Prize Peetry. general Debility,and tor Punfring and Enriching the Bloop. are’ abeolntely unsurpassed by any such nags aa tbeir owners are willing to pay an entrance fee for. and apend ^teir time upoh the uncertain prospect of win­ ning fifty dollars. HOUSEKEEPERS—troubled with ana 11 a w* uv", «o ww wvw.-« - .. tried poisons, but thrr effected nothing; but ‘Coe tas's* article knock* the breath out of Raia, Mice Roaches, and Bed-bugs, quicker than we can wnteiT H is in greatdemand all over the cosntry—MrJiaa (0.) GvttU. itself ia of a very superior quality, being about one- third stronger than other wines; wanning and invigorating the whole aystem from the bead This kind of sport ty offerred to witness it CxLEBRATiow AT JoBjrrrowM.— We nrc much gratified tn notice that our friends Fourth of July pass, without n» In two «erk. “Coaler's” “Costar’s” Bed bug Exterminator. “CostarV’ “Custar’s” Electric Powder for Insecta.Atc. in fitting ceremoniea, in honor of lhe dny INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Wool! . Wool ’ ties. and which to-day is striking terrible OI inc uri i i.ii. c; all cases requiring a Tonic blows, to parry the fratricidal thrusts of Dr. Dods’ Cekbarted Wine Bitters TUE PLACE TO GET WOOL CABBED, CAUTION !!! Tn prevent the public being imposed upon by 5/*riro* and ffigWy AraicfoM /miiatioa-. a new label ha* been prepared, bearing a faetimilt of lhe Proprietor'*jdpaiure. Examine each box.bottl*. orfia*k carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but “Custar’*.” For Sore Throat, so cummouaxnong the Clergy Il is well to remember that day, whose they arc truly i aiuable. Or ta get (lute Dressed, ■ ■ /or the aged and infirm, and for persona of a Is at the New Woolen Factory of dangers find whose duties and responsibili­ weak constitution—lor Minister* of the Gospel, Lawyer* and all public speaker* — for Book-Keep ­ ties were but the first parallel of redouts, er*. Tailors, Seamstresses, Artist*. and aH per­ nr HASTINGS, MICH. whose second, in face of the foe. ia to be son* leading a sedentary life, they will prsve Our machinery I* new. and in lhe best order, truly beneficial. , , erected in this, our day of trial. As a beverage, they are wholesome, innocent We hare not received the “older of and dellclou* to the taste. They produce the exbilsraling effect* of brandy or wine without exercise* from our friends in Johnstown, intoxicating; and ar* a valuable remedy for per­ the highest market price IN CASH sons addicted io the use of excessive strong but can assure all who contemplate at-, drink, snd who wish to refrain from it. They tending, that our Triads there know bow are pure aodeuurely fr^ from the noison* cuuUinki in the adulterated Wine* and Liquor* with Hostings, May 12,1842. these things are done. Frame Allks which the country is flooded. These Bitter* nut only CLRE but PREVENT Esq. of Ibis village delivers tte oration. TOT CONFESSIONS AND EXPpUEMCE OF 1 A SUFFERER.—Published a* a warning, and for tbeestiecial benefit of Young Men, sod those who sutler with nervou* Debility.Loa* of Memory C.xtisxstal Momtult.—Wc arc in Premature Decay, ke., Ac., Ac., hr one who ha* Children and infant* w’ith impunity, receipt «>f this favorite monthly for July. himaelf by aunple mean*, aftar being put Pby.iman*. Clergymen, and temperance advo­ cure«l . _______ — — J I.. ...n■ a thrn.irn tha The literary character of this magw»e cate*, m an act of humanity, should a*ei*t »n use of wortbleas medicines prescribed tor learned spreading these truly valuable HITTERS oyer is ofthe first order, designed to interest the land, and thereby e-Muttally aid tn banishing Doctor*. Hiogle copies way be had of tho author C. A LAMBERT. Esq., Gresnpoinl, Loaglrisnd, and instruct the reader. Its pages Drunkenness snd Disease abound in history, romance, stories, wit and humor of the first order, and sound, sensible articles topics, upon political *}£?.■ ■ •!■ chance to gratify his peculiar taste.— R. Gillmo’ro. HO Tre­ Published by J. mont St, Boston. Terms—43,00 per mySlm2 A females. thus affording the literary epicure a good ■ The m»nv certificated which hsv* been tender­ ed to u». aid the letter* which we are daily receitlng. arv conclusive proof that among: lhe _ _ u.x— hare oiren a satisfaction Urgent calls arc now made upon ■pplT PH- J. BOVEE PODS’ operation on the Sabbath as well as tho other days of the week. £gf“The tax bill, independent of the of article*, occupies thirteen .columns of fine type in the New York » James R, A spinwell. Hogan A Allen, llafl. Bnekel * Co. Bill, Dixon A Co. L.. . Philadelphia, Pa. r. Doyl A Co. I Robert Shoemaker* Co. I. Fahenstoek k Co. | French, Richard* k oo. Ajrn OTU»«3. Bmi.., M»n. P'-po l™«» h“ X3T OtD FRIENDS JEL wn1!®® S’TA’TIBSo N». 478 BROADWAY, AT are now prepared te offsrtb.psbUca Stegnifeonl new scale full , ;tte MiBriBmppu" . DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ anrj’Xii-JAi mni irnxw our. .nd u^ultersted win*. Vice ■ny Pill before Hie public. Which we are anxious to eel!, and WILL SELL, JtoxMgMl O.L To Da. Hsaatca, Albany, N- «.—My >r:-l write this to inform nm of lhe Bor three rc*rv «»« >■»» ious clcrsugement of the »y»t«n. b-Hb. .bid. b..«>r J tgr- SOLD BT Unusually Low! Ac, included-Jo swear they have DM in any wey counseled pr aided the cauae nf the rebdHkw, pawed the Senate- lisle voted aye, ell no. Davla aye, »nd Your obedi-nt Mrvant.: — ..... 8.01 Mnaaanv. Oar Who does Pow­ ’’•°TON1C allegiance »l breakfast, per -~»"«Ua* BSVKRAGt PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE! I aurtoV. ROBERTS * STRIKER, Corn, O*u,Botur, Urt.Pork, &r decay for years. . KM breast. side sad-back, and Rheumatic „ vulcanite rubber bask. dinner and ~ploitatogo tt> chablis widpiheld a co hundred end fi Ad«ire BeaRtiftlTeeth! WILLIAM JONES. • nKBEL lAunva.—a. ———-■ • says that mon are aUlarge tn S^1® who bout that they can take the oath of - -­ OUR GOODS grovesteen President, K cent* ; iota, for one Dollar all warranted mane oi and to aland better than any *old for 8*0 or f ________ «r m.niihetura. We invito -f3jy“TMB ta*t «*R» kill, which requirea ofocers—Coegressmeo, Fill*. *nd aurgoeons in the Union, elegantly costed MADE HASTINGS, MICH <175 to S200, Snijar C<mtc4 The best Family CA- Clothing, 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, te™ Xuli be uMd every morning before Herrick's Stacks of GR0VE8TEEN a HALE,laving removed to their new wareroom*. Rich moulding cases, bW,k Prepared by Dr. J.C- AVER to», Lowell. Mass. DRY GOODS! Chicago, 111., St. Louin, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Loulivills, Ky., Clncinnoti, O., Pittsburgh, Pa. Buffalo. N. Y., will, in from two to eight days, remove rmpm. Blotches, Tea. FrteMtt. 8allowneM, and all impu­ rities and roughness of the .Skiu.leaviag the samo -9.M Is .l.nnM ha—clasr. CASH, divhMB, io p.omind of Ibo “AHO/ of AND CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND OFNTI.F.M EN. The subscriber will Mid'fr* of «__ ii —1_ <ha Rwina and direc- 8150 BEST PIANOS. 8160 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Barral,RiselyA Kitchen Bush. Gale k Robinson. M. Ward, Close A Co. MrKi.son k Robbins, D.*. Barnes k Cn. F. CJWstWACo. eencral itine disapprove of Patent Medicine*,yet OTlot ufisv. . r-pectabi. Pby-fa® I* Sripdl* Gw«r,l R~ecr>n. anlboUrax J G«.. GROCERIES Wholesale Agents In New York City. Shleffelin Bro'a A Co. B. A. Faheoatoek, Bull Greenpoint, Long Island, A. i. . Htrald. 1BDOT3 & S3®, Hr-*Wd Ifrrrywtore-by >y2lu>3 Imperial Wino Bitters lor powder, and the esUblfohment to in schedule We have every kind of goods, such as HARD-WARE! year, postage paid by the publisher*. the United States Arsenal at Watertown, rret-v.4 n.r «r"' laUUU. or KT. Laiis. wiUrei *t !•«■ * jMtvwUli aa rj Ua Jtitr.al iwwtih. liii».lenrylii<&r.ena»ee«y it rs**a; anal I l«re tiara «i*<ule»droa> Ox MaxirAcrraxo into a Goes Qcautt or CLOTH, i aule 0, T LAUMDt, U P. mea — no uinrnr ain*. blessed with IIbbuck** Filin. these bitters armed treason, conspiring tn take its life. rnuaroally rams “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, itc. Exterminator. engaging lic, which is the palladium of our liber­ WUh tt IRBODWKKD IPODJBS. Amid Rusina'* enows—and Afric'a sand Their wondrou* worki '* t paper* fill, cnloaa Pills, subject to lassitude and famine**, should be without them, ss they revivifying in their action. upon which was born the young Repub­ A larg* stock of Which we offer at the circulation, removing obstruction*, snd pro­ ducing a general warmth. They are also excel­ lent for Diseases end Weaknesses peculiar to of Johnstown do not prepose to let lhe CESX’ And Minstrels tune tbeir sweet guiUr, A nobler theme my Atari it fills— In praise of Hraaicx's matchless Pills. ha* its attractions for many who will of course avail themselves of lhe opportuni­ XS.’S. MORE GRAIN and provision* are destroyed anntiallv in Grant County bv rennin, than would pay for tnu* of thia Rat and Insect Killer.—LoacuX/r[Wix] /braid. . HENRY* R. COST AR-We are selling vour preparations rapidly Whtrever they bare boro used. Ruts, Mice. Roaches and Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecxas A Rrorvrxx. Md a for all horserace of the scrub order, ng the prescription will please rdR«r. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg, King* Cbuntr, New York. 3KJ’SS?r..W.ShSa«K I Mtt rreurt ba* in.r laklnsymr r!»nM muslin.” FROM DIRECT THE Advertiser having been restored itancy in announcing that no preparations true hand bills are posted announcing =££.*£ HVAE fW to----- tho City Prisons and Station House* Focrth or Jolt.—We feel some bes- home, to apend WE Uieh will clip of this county, it must be remem­ community. Bi OHB LINE OF TRADE; "They arc the only fafoltlble remedies knows.* whether proceeding from sickness or from natur* ‘ ' " lion, and offkindred aiimsoU, inasmuch as we have not heretofore been con*idered a wool growing ©imrwwBTmw served popularity with all classsa. It baa been but a short time «iuoe these Remedies Were In­ troduced into our section of tho eountrv; yet Dr. Bnnpsn, Dr. Eobaek'* agent Ln this rises; In it is lime to muster all the troops that will offer into the service.” be considered well, alone; which may being “unmiuistertol and unchristian conduct." it —WE STILL— grant * SPAULDING Hntiag., M»y IS, )tai ruuerc, “on �rsouuu MDWAT8 W ^jrirxltml $tnu. <«WTfW’lfr TH TB H'* . RADWAY’S RENOVATING Glue. W»OiU IN THE WORLD. RESOLVENT tee tender __________ ;tuvoiu>' TO BBT fiUJl Ulna WORLD. Probate. 7T d.lyrariM handful of this mixture there will be a general thanksgiving. ng, fcr'owrtain ■tlminutreticn o WUX WirHBTAHD WATIR, IT WILL MEND labor compared with waiting till after the corn is up. You will heap the worms at a distance nnd start lhe coni earlier. IT WILL MEND LEATHER, year IfaraeM, Strap*, Bdu, Bart,, Ac IT WILL MEND GLASS. • Fossa of that .ipral*. mi Gta., u-.u, IT WILL MEND I WRY. MARRIED LADDS. '’’WaBAsmo through ashes, you will find the ftbor ot ___ , Ah, Ztekeu owe or chuaeWa Plouyman. C.hoaoata, ••< AM wMteataf «- taftiiasn^r^ Cultbrb ot thk Tomato.—A very aucceeaful method of culture of the toma­ to practiced last aeaaon by the writer, PBOBATROBDER-STk.'nOV MICHIGAN, may be d«w and useful to many of your readera; Whe the young planta la ready to transfer from the hot bed to tbe open ground, remove all tbe badaat the exile sndBB-lOOthi of Probata. of each feel, except tbe two upper ones ; In the natter of tho estate of Orvills Phelps, Dollars, (1941.68) and no proceedings haring thia can be eaaily and readily done with been* instituted In law or in equityJqr Um recov­ On reading and filing the petition, duly verified a sharp pointed splinter of hard wood, ery thereof. Notice Is thereforohwtby given, that of Duncan MbDonnal, praying, for certain reeoons by virtue of the statute and power of aale con ­ without injury to the plant. Transplant tained iu aaid mortgage, the premises therein thandu sot forth, that Gilbert Striker, aduuois._ ___ _r —re «... u_ ...tkna,«*A aoH carefully with a ball of earth into rich described, to wit: The north -east quarter (n eW ] •oil. and aa soon aa well established of section namber eight, (A) in township number one [I] north of range number deven [7] west, in pinch off all the lower leave*. Thua aaid county of Barry, and State of Michigan, ex­ ao^nce of a certai n contract alledncd ti made by Mid deceased in hia Ifc-llme. only two branches are formed, which cepting a strip of land twenty rod* wide off from grow with great vigor, and set a large amount of fruit which is of much larger size than that grown by the usual mode. Many of mine of the large smooth red the highest bidder, at the Court House in the vil­ variety, weighed over two pounds.— lage ol Hastings.'that being the place for holding the Circuit Coart in said Barry county,and Stale Gar&mer'i Chronicle. of Michigan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. prayer of th» petitioner should not be granted. And it fa farther ordered, that eaid poUUoner 1662, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. give notice to th* persons interested, in aaid Dated, May SO, 1942­ Clxaniso Milk Vksskls.—Milk has a estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the H. J. PERRIN A CO., hearing thereof, by causing a copy of thin order peculiar acid very easily formed, which JelltlS Assignees of Mortgage. to be published in the Hasting* Hanner, anewaSwssssT A Aixmx, Bttya. entirely lakes away that rich, sweet, fine flavor belonging to butler. A very little soured milk or cream on vessels rapidly MORTGAGE SALE. 8. C. PRINDLE, generates enough acid to take it away.— JelO Judge of Probate. EFAULT having been made is the condition To avoid this, great care is requisite.—■ of payment of a certain Indenture of MortB;s executed by Jams* S. Tuxbpry and his wife, Cleanliness only is not suffieiont, io hav­ nnah M. Texbury.of Baltimore, Barry county, ing the milk vessels well washed, but and state of Michigan, to Cyrus Mann, ot Tolland PBDB.iTX ORD EB.-STATE OF MICHIGAN. they must be carefully waslied in boiling county and state of Connecticut, dated the Stith Covxtt or Bammt, aa. At a session of the Probate Court for the coun­ hot water, and should be boiled in it also. day of December, A. D. i960, and recorded in the ty of Barry, holden at the Probate Office, in the But as the cream is very apt to stick, viHagu of Hastings, on Monday, the sixteenth even tn good washing, when the vessels at 6 o'clock P. M., in Book K. of Mortgages. I day1 of June, in the year one thousand eight on page 1, on which Mortgage there is claimed hundred and slxty-two. Present, Bhcrman^?. are boiled in water, some pearl ash or to be due at the date of thia notice, the sum of sev­ soda should be put in it, which destroys enteen hundred and nineteen dollars and twentyany acidity that may be about the ves­ one cents, [fiT It SI,] and no proceeding* in law CH’ equity haring been instituted for the recovery On reading and filing the petition, duly verified sels. They should then be well xunued. of Adam Elhott.Executor of the last Will sndTesNotice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue lament of said deceased, praying for certain rea­ ! have known tome good butter makers the statute, and a power Of sale contained in sons therein set forth, Inal be may be licensed who dispensed with the sunning when of said mortgage, the premise* described t lie rein, to to sell certain real estate in said petition described soda was used, but both are to be com­ wtt: Two-thirds of the north-east quarter, and for the purpose of paying the debts of aaid de­ k.tr.r «k. .M*k k.ir .rau.---- mended. ceased aud expenses of administration. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tnesdar, the Sth 1.. I.l. I—L. t «__ How to hubt Woodchucks.—Per­ haps some of the boys will thank Mr. said county of Barry and State of Michigan, two George Slade, of Mendon, for this novel, hundred and eighty aerwa. [or so much thereof aa all other persons interested in said estate, are re quired to spear, at a session of said court, then-io and said to be successful, mode of bead­ wm aatiafr aaid debt and intereat and costa.] will ing woodchucks: “Take a turtle about be sold at public aactioa or vendue, to tbeliiKheat bidder, nt the north front door ofthe Court ifonec. >c prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. the size of your hand: bore a bole in the in the Village of I!aatinge, in said county of Barry, And it is further ordered that said Petitioner uf his shell, and ties string in it.— that being the* place for holding the circuit court aaidcoiintv, on Sat unlay the sixth day of Sep­ Then put on bis back near his tail,a small for tember, *_n. 1S62, at one o'clock, r.u. of that day. tbe beariag therrof, by enuring n copy of thia amount of sulphur with a little turpen­ Dated, May M, 18fil CYRUS MANN, order to be publiihod in the “Hastliig* H*nJvlIMfi Mortgage*. tine ; ignite the same, and bead the ani­ a" a .nc**pan«r, printed and circulating in Swsxxrr A Allk», Attys. eonnlr of Barry, for rix Aoc«**4ve weeka, mal down the bole. Impelled by the Immediately previous to aaid day of bearing. excitement in the rear, he diligently SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. MORTGAGE SALE. seeks the bottom. The woodchuck ter. (A tru* copy.) J«1S Judge of Frobate. ritied by the smell of sulphur and the flaming appearance of bis visitor, evacu­ Estate of William Cooney. ates tho premises, and is met at tho nne Barrett, of Rutland, Barry county and State RODATE Order.—State of Michigan. County of Barry, aa.—At a seaaion ofthe Pro­ mouth ofthe holo by the club of the of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,otMarshall,Calhoun county and state aforesaid, bearing date the second bate Court for lhe county of Barry, boldcn at lhe hunter. The turtle is then pulled out for day of December, A. D. 1M6, sad recorded fa the office ofthe Judge thereof, in Hantinga, on Mon­ another hunt. It is said the experiment office of the Register of Deeds, for said county day, the ICtl* day of June, one thousand eight of Barry, on the 4th day of December. A. D. I860, hundred and aixty-two. Present, Sherman C. Dever fails. Prindle, Jud ge of Probate. decked.mBl,er of lbe ®*tate uf William Cooney To Pakvkxt Flues vkom Tkasxxg claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, the sum of eight hundred and ninety-four and 67On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, Bombs.—Two or three small handfuls lOOths dollars, and no suit or proceedings in law of Solon Doud Administrator of eaid estate, pray­ of walnut leaves, upon which pour two or in equity having been instituted for the recovery ing for reason* therein set forth tbal ho mav be or three or more quarts of soft cold- wa­ thereof: Notice i* therefore hereby given that by licansedto sell certain real estate in aaid petition virtue of the statute, and a power of sale contained described for lhe puqioac of paying the debts ter ; let it fuse ono night, and pour the in said mortgage, the premises described therein, of said deceased and espensea ot Administration. whole next morning into a kettle, and let to wit.. .tee north-west quarter ef Motion No. Thereupon, it is ordered that Monday, the 2fltb k boil for a quarter of an hour. When tbirty-two, (3flTof township No. three (fl) north day of July, 186S, at ten o'clock in the’ forenoon, of range No. nine (9) west, in said Barry county ba assigned for the bearing of aaid petition, end cold it wilt be fit for use. No more is and Slate of Michigan, one hundred aud sixty that the heirs at law of said deecaved, and all required than to moisten with a sponge, acres, more or less, or so much thereof as will other persons interested in said estate are required aatisfr aaid mortgage with interest and costs, will appear at a smm*> of aaid Court, then to be and before the horse gnes out of the ata be sold at public auction or vendue, to the highest to bolden at the Probate 0ffice,in the village of Hasak«w If .MV u. -v_ .u_ Me, let ^>ose parte which is the most Ir­ bidder, al the Court Houm in the village of Has- , tiawa ritable be smeared over with the livuor, tings, that being the place for holding the Circuit Court in aaid county of Barry, and State of MichAnd it is farther ottered, that the petitioner wit i between and upon lhe ears, the neck, non the sixth day of September, A. D. 1M2. give notice io all person* interested in said estate io o'clock, P. M. of that day. th* lark, etc.' Not only the lady or of the pendancy of said petition, aud the bearing Dated, May 20,1M2. thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and gentleman who rides out for pleasure HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., order to be pnblidwd tn lhs "Hxvtingt Banner." will derive benefit from the leaves thus JeiltlS Assignees of Mortgage. a newspaper printed and circulating io said coun­ SwixxxT a Aludt, Attys. ty ofBarry, for six succcaaive weeks, immedi­ prepared, but the coachman, the wagoner, ately previous to said dny of hearing. and all others who use horses during the [A true copy.] SHERMAN C PRINDLE, CltANCBItY S4LE-H hot months. J®18 . Judge of Probate. easily repaired. " IT WILL MEND CHINA. «** LADIES ’ffS.VSTS' MORTGAGE SALE. In Casos of Cnaoxic Rmscmatm Gqrr. the Resolvent, taken, wUl te rIdwTvB ready resolvent sStattenal AeMH R‘lI« *lH *«•“** • •a®eff rigoroo* oflsrriM_ BILLI0D8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER- P A Bbtibo Homo.—Nino out of every ten horsemen start in tbeir seat whenever a burse shies, and then the horse la either by whip or spur driven up to the object Thia makes horses look at any singular object with more nervousness, for they expect a thrashing at the same moment. Tbe rider abuuld neither ahy himself, nor notice it in his horse; and far less punish him. Trt It.—One pound of green copperas dissolved in one quart of water will offeetMlty oonoBStrate and destroy tha foulest smells. For sick rooms, it may be placed under the beds iu anything that will bold water. TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for lhe county of Barry—iu Chancery. Ctertrn £. £eu4,Complainant,) ....... . T*-. _ HFcreelosure.) Pkdlif) Leonard, DefeodanL ) S ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. It will Mend Butie, Coral. Lava, and in • fact everything but Metals. Ita nse*will speedily duliv’er the disabled and diseaae-stricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH. Dm. 8. Sarwna. healthy condition. live CCU»a po, uv*, . • ■ .fry Urngg*ta^Jmb*Bta.^ office"^”' S3 John’s atcaot, New To ‘“••^WKaSSosr. BTrs.UK. thia and ita horrible train of concomitants, prevail in lhe tropical regions of ihe^outh. to a much great­ er and more maligupnt degree than io the North. In tact there is acareriy a family in ear of the South American Provinces tbsl Is free from gcrofuls, or its kindred diseases. It runs in the blood of all its people, and has become established as a constllutkiual Infinnlly, andhasbaBled tho skill of tbeir beat physicians. With knowledge of these facta Dr. RsnwaY was determined to test theRADw7Y’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT. R. QUESTION IL OF K. THE MILLION ANSWERED. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF crcaofland. HARMON SmFtH.* J Probste Court of u.d County, I .ball wpoL te TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Ctronit Court for the county of Barry. In chancery. , S for Radway'a Ready Resolvent.) in the treatment , ef Scrofula. Syphilta, Ulcers Tumors. Prolapsus ! Uteri, ElspbantaMS. Eryripclas, Sawt Anthony a Fire, fit. Vitu’e Dance. Fever sores, ail disease* of the skin, humors lupenor to ail known remedies in popular । cleansing syrup for PURIFYING THE BLOOD. Price 25 Cents per B«>ttle. appr.ach. At brat tho threatened Price 25 Cento [<r Buttle. trteoces a alight discomfort, thia is LU —-1- •* - -....I.. |H. .VUnl aud olfrer ,JU pu>ra> fellow in rapid Buyots. ]t u 1B tfrh condition Af tbe system TERMS CASH. way*a "Ready Relief will be found aB | adtmnidflHGon, either internally nr e the seat of pain indicates, will arrest the proKrM* HF* For Sale by all Droggietn and Rtorrkevpere generally throughout the country. of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. JO1INK A CBO81.EY, If people, on the firat indication of umaaineaa (8ole Manufacturers.) or pain, cither alight or severe, would take a dose 78 WILLIAM STREET. of Badway'a Rredr Relief, not oaa thousand iu a wouldorer be troubled with sickness. Corner of Liberty Street. NEW YORK. WBKW THRKATXMKn WJTH Croup. Diptberia, laflaenxa. Sore Throat, Scar­ let Fever, Typhoid Fervr, Pneumonia, Billions Fever, Small Pox. Measles. Fever and Ague. Important to House Owners. Chills and Fever. Headache. Billions Cholic. DiImporant to Builders. Important tu-Railroad Companies. • Important to Fanners. To all vJtom tkia may conctru and it con eernt ncryb»dy. JOHNS & CROSLEY’S IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. “IT emit 80 MAMT DtBKAMtB. system. In tho odriy stages of Plblaia or. Con­ sumption. Fite, Scrofula, and in cases of sorehead, ulcers, tumors, backing cough, bronchitis,lheuse of Radway's Renovating Resolvent will extermin­ ate the transmitted disease form the system, and make (what lhe parents neglected,) a sound and CHRONIC DfSEASE. ceeded tn achieving, more in merely jilliaiing the sufleringa of the patient, which Redway's Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, is that of Chrome Diseases that have invested the sys­ tem for years, such as chronic Rheumatism, Gout Scrofula, Dyspepsia. Syphilis, and diseases in­ duced by the injudicious use of calomel, mercury. Jninlnc. diseases ofthe Liver, Spleen, Gall, Blad­ en Kidneya, Spine, Ac., all of which diseases Rad way's Ready Resolvent will eradicate, and secure to the patient a new lease of life. BJCSiES*. «*.REDWAY'S RENOVATING RE ?°.LVS!TJ,.J,'n2 b?tUe- D°**' twice full, half an hour after each meal. Boldby druggista and merchants everywhere. IMPKOVKD OUTTA FKRCltA CEMENT ROOFING, trauBmiMion. from parent to child. This greet power we claim for RADWAT’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT; and we religiously declare that, if Redway's Renovating Resolvent is given wlieo ■vmr.lnama a. . w I n k..r. «a.1 -t.aaa.-a a aa *• -. t KKAOl RKUKF IT IS HUE AND WATER PROOF cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and ether fa rente bobyi of tbe profession. It u a well known fact that in ninety caseaout of one hundred, n*. matter what may be the name ..f the disease or condition of tbs patient, calomel forms the Im­ portant and most active agent of the prescription; and if lh» ..t lk. -I — .-. ____ i_r . buildings of all kinds, such as Facroaita, Focsa C* , ■, W uat io aIT c. he give* calomel. Thia 1a an ancient landmark ofUio profession, which no Innovation has been and MUST DURABLE BGOFING in use it U in WKlOIl PACTS. evert reupert A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER sad vx-Yi'-SS ‘h*‘ lke ®* ®f RAU TIME PROOF covering for ROOFS OF AU. WAY’S READY RELIEF will cure th* tick of certain dlaMsea: that it will .top pain in a few minutes after its application ; that it wilt protect the *V*teni a*>ain*l altoeka nf »1I __ No Heat is required in making application Ol Kao way a Ready Rehef. in any of,yy?*b *5me ®r ■W'® *«l ■ of deriving benefit from ita u*. IN MILITARY CAMPS. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DB. RADWAY’S PILLS v The expense of applying it is but trifling, as aa ordinary Hoof can be covered and flatbed rt. smm Ilenn be applied by any one, and when finished forma a perfectly Fits 1’tooe mr/AM wilK L — ......I k- C0STIYENES3. LIVER COMPLAINT, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. KHS® or TBB S&S^srm.?^0^ vaca oi uiea little P I’l t'“.•W1®" P®w®r. for in each pill I* S±XtSd'nt"“ * l~lu‘ strength ana lite. GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, For Coating Metals of all Kinds when expooed to the Action of the Weather, AND UX8T0RB and Far Fnserrlsit »i< *«ulri>x Htlil Baaft ar all kMs. IN CASES OF «IS& w..Bd,.rv.u.; ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BREItRING pfrn audita Slii ‘tt.*** mlnuU** voo of pain sod ita contmted um cure yon of the’comnll£.L CHRONIC RHEUMATISM- ASTHMA \ R-h.re. firmly. forming a body eqnai to three costs much less, and will LAST THREE fifife AB LONG; and from ita elasticity ia not Injured by the contraction sod expansion of TIN or other METAL HOOFS, cou IT Will HOT CBiCt Uf coition BUK IS wan wuTttii, .xd sot.wikii orr. utarrnr ,xn other uetaj- Boon SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. irtwudapled for tbejirrs- of Michigan, an Monday, the 4& c of August, ittet ,» oweo’clocf. In the afternc llio following lands belonging to the aaid eats 8oolh W~‘ x *.. *ui Udi. Ed. ACUTE C RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS Are the only vegetable substitute for Calomel Mercury, Quinine, nnd their kindred / have ever been discovered, and the 01 JOSIAH BURGE. Zracirtor ______________ >18 COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. RAHWAY'S REGULATING PILL8, vegetable and coated formation Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Physicians jsnrZtT Owwil tbert (teMNurtovr. Balch a Drroa, Solicitor, for Complainant Dated at HaatiDgs, June », 10«. j«n CHANCERY SALE Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cent* per Buttle. Grenada, and STATE OF MICHIGAN, I Couwtt or Basay f In tb« matter of tha estate ofChariee C. Griffin IS SIX HOURS. deceased. NoUce is hereby given, that by virtue of A license granted to me, by lhe fating Pill*, will, tn th Probate Court ot said county of Uarrv. I shall Constipation or Coeto auwM*sy-,wu, IU a certain cause tnsrcin penning,, sell at public auction, ts the bigheet bidder, at wherein Charles E. Smith ia complaiuatat, and Phtlhp Leonard ia Defendant NoUce ia hereby given, that 1, the undersigned,Circuit Court Com* Monday the 4th day of August, Infix,st ten o’clock missioner, saand fo a the forenoon, the followiug described land*, sell at public auctio •aging to said deceased: The North East bidder, on the tweuti quarter (V) of tbe North East quarter (V) of section No. niuejfiJ in town thro* [8J North of the liver, bowels, pancreas, kidners, and all other rang* eight [8] West, and containing Forty acres to <• of land more or leaa, being In tbe County of Har­ ’ village aTHtoUajra. in »M etfahty, tbs 1«M* and ry and Stat, of Michigan.* DR. RADWAY'S PILLS. tenements described in the mortgage, act forth JAMES HATHAWAY, Administrator. Dated Hasting*, Jone 16, 18tt J*18 AS A SCIENTIHC PURGATIVE. In the matter of the estate of Martin C Borge, ita of the counts of Barer riM»ao>.r1 XOTtnrr ovum *10 00 a.yearaaved in every family by One Bottle of AMERICM CEMENrCLFE. We reply that Redway's Ready Relief chief and TN pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of the ± Circuit Coart for the County of Barry, In Chaneery, msde 'ou the sixteenth day of January. In South IT WILL MEND MARBLE. Thai ptee* knocked oat of your Marble Maa*.!, ex, be put on as strong aa aver. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN.. No matter If that broken Pitcher did not cost bui ashtUtog. a atetiiag aared 1a »hUlfaR rar ^4 IT WILL MEND ALABaStSl IB A GREAT LUNG AN D STOMACH REMKDT. Had Cough, Hacking and dry Cough, Mtchtog or Wrenching. Pains io the Side. Pain around the Haert abort.** of Breath. Hard Brestbing. D TfiAJWPLAjmca Coax.—With s comtnon trowel (or hotter, a curved trans­ Citing trowel) a man can readily trans­ stalks from the bills having a surplus, to those deficient, at the rate of forty-five hills an hour. By first going over the Eround and making a hole with k trowel I the places where a stalk is lacking, and- then lifting each surplus stalk with a kali oAgaxlh, the .com will hardly feel the change, and ninety-nine in every hundred plants will grow well, aa ne have prove# by actual trial. A move­ ment of the foot will suffice to fill up the hole loft ia a hill and to press down the transferred plant in its new position. WOOD. Bara your bratns Fsndture. im portant to keep a watchful guard upon tbeir charms. .-i.in-.--i-- B m*dk»t gum RADWAF8 PILLS PAIN.-PA IN.-PAIN. < u diKisjsvsa-cs— iSUBlSL, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-09.pdf fe41819637b000a48810f6285067b64f PDF Text Text I .MtamV tcWwM == VQiwnfcitiavbA weM HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, KlCtt,' I^W * Knows 13 PUBLISHED EVERt WEDNESDAY^ poor sufferer tainted underYMrpuin- P""**—• ~ a»d Mality. Eo«ll^n>*n. >0T* InrMMtoll^Me-. BoHUk k ■ ©rijiital Jortrj. • W. mwmioab great:skill.’’ *'• ' i' “Of course I will." Mid i, wtssdyIng Xh* *!•«. W.h«>fdt» aiperufirtrl Ai'-iW - »ub«Hlu.Bi isssrA litoral dtowuat. to yearly wdvmtaascw. Jhstingy’ ijiuiittss Jlrrtrtxrrn. GREAT mm I! A ebbadtntioa itoy rvpsdiatet rurgeon I’ Pray lead the Way, tnsdetn- | CSSp tibwlle." k * su'./kriM id Lw*-* »I»d ** I J ''“I^MnaiJjr *111 not furgel “Will monsieur, .fa* au kind M to take ' “l?ot very likely to, with assassipatiun my arm 1" . ., , Mon-ieur was so kind—monsieur . would have done almost anything b« had in pntspective,” -aid I. STORE!!! (biaf Roberts & Striker, -ASM.ERS I. all WUR.^4 Ttoir lifs-b-ng labor, by tbe I uh eafurcsd. ItsO’l ALL BY,- . ‘ Tya^^hlib^rrOT;^k^S*>8’’ •It kind ‘ Wm* t«v« eandnakciejRt^ RfifR C*HlywiaBly^i.3to|e*i (TtRALKRiu all kind I 'r Strtne and Wm.den anrtment.af Trnviainn*. been asked just then. Twenty paces urso brought wtoihs. step* of one of ths ports leading dow n M-. to tbe Seine. My fair unknown descend­ ed, and sodjj I wlthirdt asking wherfiire. If ahe had lamped into the water just then, probwldy I "bonld tmve jumped in artrr her. She didn’t though, and ibat proli*bly accounts fur tny not. being adn^wped doctor today. Well, as she and I reached the sttfr JUST RECEIVED “D-otigh. : ■ „ J tulluwwd my conductor down into the CtvW-WllR’.Bnd iB total .dsFkpge*, was led through a succession of long esc­ row passages, alternating with stairs, tbr Mme ua before—but not ending where 1 began—fi»r a duor woe at last-thrown vpeu, and i found myself Id a dark nar­ row street. ,. . ""I'biard'i iilgbt click behind me! and Bround wrt grrstly .urprlked to find mywtf standiwr nlone. beaMe’e duMYhggnd.rt^y fl Abbh.<wall ^wberw 1 AH elis i» aothins in eonaparinon! mend, aud wbkh be »IU *<n m iuucfa empk.ye^ with anbiti master builder*, and generally nr two b.i^e hiocka in cwflhW^-FwPrcth-i £ •U nMaerv instrocii<«s.” furnished den. IHs nun J-bw J«»Wb iqMS man, and beers...bin 4grt of.pie hard,' Besides this, e>>tne,. fifteen years ago a talented snd elegant y»m* efilr such a bea tfful creature—’txrn lbe b<»n<r, of a FrttfcMfleld English gentleman cU. HASTINGS ... ,ca^x,*«r»t) । Ainoaiwr ,1c dncMn^>ill bow btw luMiaiiiiytoRpsiffir ever ainoa la«*ripg my trienda. “Ot rhmw t will, Over High Prices, at the DRUG d KUOtlW >«) «b>u* ( Franklin Drlam.) UnrtWd < tbe daughters, snd also affords ns<dst«t>ce. In addition lo lheto lak'.»r*» tbw aUentwn to tbe c«dlecth'O,.«»f .ir^rrr»t in bopd*. dividynii-. eli^biSi bexy item, since In the mile brick’offirt (which Is, <»f B«t*. fira proff) threw Me Rrtsnl wiMbme «.f Government aud Slat" serucitka. His daily Income is p»u>puted al >6.000. It is said that a certain person h Ikitun d Mr. Astor on his wndth. Puiutirig-to his piles <»t bonds, Maps, fee;,. the Ctpiealiat replied : “Huw .wmrid you like t«» maqflgr *11- lh®“ ■Jr,,ur b^*rd *ud dolbMF. Tbe rred Ao. the ide*. ■•‘•Sir'* Mid the‘«»tl>cr, ‘-it Is all I gr».” ...f.r—-1 M'jOew and moat complete assortment of DREGS AND MEDICINES, fiCht mic^la, Faint*, Oils, Cam- Million* vf bodic* with immortal aotil*. on one of the thwarte, my unknown angel beside me and the boat tepidly going •omewhere. -Whew !” thought I. ‘‘here la an ad­ venture whether I will or no. Dr L ■— , Tfii stone* were all alike, us far ftfl 1 cohid iiriSifid 'm.riilng to Indicate an opening <tf ‘a1lV:Miftd. Adif vet- I'-bad either arnte through that wall ur-^Usa 1 Mr. Vitor it is Mid, gives bbl A private leter. published Ir, tbe Fblladripma North Amtrican^ taBeff 'NeW Bridge. Vas May 3utH. ua* dreantiflg. ; Was.J d(yiyiij9gT -I waa not quite ing iWWlit of acwrvtnvhy wbi<k happily . ri1 sure, though tbe pprae that had been pul is seJiJoiu(perfiinurd in uurg^ivy On’ Tuesday, I, with our regiment and into mv hand Ml vtfry heavy. ROBERTS Ar "Wwll’, thought I,-*thl* will dd fnronc all of the division not on duty, uitiiesSrd ii rtrv intervwttog bitt soiemrf tiremony And though ib< Union dies let slarsryllv«l night, st,.any :rale;»»and now, like the Dutob Burgopt**lrr,iu tba .plsy, J will —Unit irtrilwrrnring -a captain jreMicIt. r FOX MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL It appears at West Point, Vx., <yt»psujr go liofne and think. ” FUBFUSE.s,UNLYutX Well, ita t«x» late to <binisor repine now, Mvibrook\ Uur coeutry will I was some distance from the Seine ; I. of tbe TX’ljNe* V-irk V-.luuand so notn word." tee nr was color co|iip*ny. rind'v the dis­ but 1 won fotrtTd tlx MVer, and in les* And not a Word did I My, rather liking graced officer was’ the CitpWln.’ The it than otherwise. *11 exempt tbe murder­ than half tin hon- after, my bulging* *l*», Whatever their prodivitiea may ba— Colonel wanted to assign tbe rolnra to utrrriiT *' ing part, which 1 hoped might be a faney which 1 reached justM the day was break PoRNEt-i ATtiw’enf SoWarsinThanof my own. so really fond waa I of ad ing. I went to bed, and -want to sleep and tba Captain ryluscd to parade lu» ,<YW* venture. We were not many minutes puny, aud even slacked arms and told on the river, and during that time we slept till o«>on, awl thm got up nnd count­ the'men to refuse to take ’.bein. He w gs shut past bouses, under bridges, and ed my <noney-*fifty - napoleons in good, arrested and tried by cobrt martini for TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. among river craft, with great rapidity, hard, heavy.yellow gold. mutiny, cunvictrd and would- have been n«Mowl>>» Court! “ Weli." said lif ’ if my Host night ’ s ad ­ PRUNES. FIGS. RA1«1NS.CO1»FISH; nut a word Iteing *p-'ken. Fssxx AMf?. •but, bad not Gen. McCli-llun couimuud Suddenly we ran into a h»w.d*rk arch. venture was a dream, I only hope and his sentence. n*,TKf. roo«, Tbe ceremony took place in a large mgbt.? ' rnsTiCT RFTIIS PRWW.KW The regiments were formed In But'iwbat waa nil thia myetcry—what field. • J Tax tg*"1, ’•’ill stlcnil tn the • ivrped. I couldn’t have told myself from rartMTST 'J’XunrmxBT columns <>f divlelwrie; eeeh eolnnin wtis A4MMa4wU nth r haritwss perltonini cntildit tneanY P-haw 1 why trw.uhle < OAca 10 (Jiexlyesr's blockyag^taira. A MYSTERIOUS ADVENTDHE. ।ii barrel of ink. dose to ihe Beat- w» that it ntscle.an unAlt C«kl«< Ellratls, “Nut a word, monsieur le doctor; imy hrainabout it, eitsce prubably 1 should bn>k<u frout; ’ ■ Tliey were then formed lite depend* up-nt it," Mid a luw, Inutter know. I. A. HOLBROOK, D.xtor Edward L------ — , wbn spent your ’ Ou taking mv. breakfaat—c'r dinner if in a hollow sqnare ; the c-minuuiders uf TTORNEY and Cooaaelerat I*-. RaTicitor in some year* in Paris, during the reign of i■tern whisper in my ear. regiments, brigades and ditldons nnd I -I am dumb as a p*u ’ ’ Mid I ; “ more , |>>ub* Pblllppe. acouirinu greater profi If you hear me speak lieeirncy in the art of surgery, met with at 1•<> if anything. (uiivrmrL ,8hd wnm found myself deeply Iwu-t one strange, curious ami exciting ad Ifore you are ready, blow uiy braiefl uul, J. M. RURSELL. interested W‘tiJ^.4vinll of the astounding hanikuflrd. They-marched D« the centre ress. resells, iser. tai-eh. esventure, which we in»w record in bis own ithat is. uliat i» left." HYSICIAN and Rurgwn. Offiea la CuMell’i V SLOPES. LAUDS. *«.. he. •Silence! Ymi ore a brave man. will assasainatirai <»f Madame. --■»,• ai well of the stpivre. The prisoner stepped two • •tore. State atreeL___________ — language:— known tnvurifis. of the euiporsr of tbe paces to the front of the guard, the officer I am naturally ax fond of adventure not lie harmed, and will bs well paid for comtmindlng the guard then carnc foruara French.. . JOIIK ROBERTS in reality a* rmwt folk* are of reading it; your trouble.” MOST POPULAR ' nrSICIAN.ndSarvr.m.Dwdlu.gssitowdIJrr Apartments had been entered hy nod told the prisoner to lake off his bat. •Thank you—all right; and being all mid this admission, I trust, will be suffi­ He then, reitd in a loud voice the wMr (to C.-M Dowma Ivmd of itMtokrd assamm*. nnd the lady right, «" Davy Xkockel Sflcd tu express cient explanation of how I so readily liealablred in brr lied. Her dying aervams chargee, eprcincatKina, and the sentence 1 came connected with tbe mysterious af­ it. go ahead." II. P. CHERRY, of the court mariial which wn*: *‘*lbst Thia was not all the talk of tbe wine. had brought aa-iat«nc*. but not sufficient fair I am nbniit to i elate. to secure tbe riiffians. all of whom eacnped Msiword l>c broken before hi* lace, that One night, while returning late to my I wns getting nulwred up pretty fast, and though one had been shut and carried off lie he pitHieally disgraced More the bdginga fiom a convivial party, where almost wished myself naCs in bed al my diviswwi. and serve one year in the Dis­ Ifarrv eonntr. Mich. BlanHkepl •Wkys'on mmby bis compauiona. lodging*, hul thought it best tu carry out I hart drank a good many healths in a I One hundred thousand franca reward trict ««f Columbia jail; and that it" *b«l| g.*d deal of very good wine, us I wns tny previous ta^froid. uh. rrE^AW 1 was offered for the apprehension and cun- lie disgraceful for any soldier of |be M A capital surgeon, so (ar as coolness sntiiitvring along one ••( the numeroiixly TTORNF.T and CounaHor st U nrmv -. of — the Potomac aaflocinle with victlon tif the' riiffiana. or any of them. --------------- .-to . . named quays of the Seine, not far from is concerned.” 1 heard whispered from ‘Choi’’ snld I to tnvflclf, “I think I him hereafter.” After this was read, a the Hotel Dieu—ihu oldest hospital in one to the other. , ,■ ,,, I| surgeon ' — came .—■». — forward . kJ ertt nil Im nnd nil Ithe know something! •Come.follow as I lead,and remember ’ ’ ’ Paris, and bv the by. one of tb« best in But I Mid it to tuyaelf. Neilbee the bitlbn" fnun hiaevmt. and then t«*ik bi< the world—as I wa* Miintering al-ng raid that stern whisper again, and at sword and broke it in half, say ing. a» be emperor nor any of b:» aulijrrta. wb» the same moment a strong hand took bold J. M. 5 n-TN*. the quay. I My, humming a tune, and by ever made wiser fur tny knowledge. 1 did so, ‘‘I hereby declare it di-gnieefnl PRESCRIPTIONS; and any wav of variety, thinking over- amna of of mine. never heard that either of the aMiteilnl (hr all men uf the army of tin* Potomac 1 anise, stepped from the boat tn some the stories I had heard of persons being WKa ever arreatrd ; but to thia day I be­ to flMoi-iafr with thi* tnart lirrwcftry." stairs, went up tbnatepa, and through a their tolas n*»«*ainated in this vicinity, and thrown lieve I waa made fifty napoleon" ihe'ricb- and threw the pieces on the granud. 1 he into the.river, which I could see rolling long, narrow pasMgr. nnd then down er for ahortening the leg* of one of them. prisoner wns ntarvhgd off under the same H. WRIGHT. along below me. a woman, cloaked and some stairs, and through another long, ROBERTS A STRIKER. guard, mid wu marched back tu uur ’ narrow passage, and then up and through hmded. hautenail past me at a miiek step. UitTixo* M*aca *. 1862. camp. As I had not heard her till 1 saw her, and down nnd through, till I heartily praved I might soon get through, and all and had believed myself alone in that A correepondent of the Rocheater claim* aoa inonr. ------­ particular locnlity. I Mt my bbmd quick- the'lime in a darkness that might have Dtmocral thus sketches William B. nitre. with w. w. .Ralph 8*3-. The Cleveland ffrrald n«»tfceS the pas­ Lned with a sligLt start and I began to, l»ern cut with a knile, sn to apeak, and in Barry County. Michigan. sing through th"’ rily. "fnn IW*fi‘i« ’"•*'*■ Aator. mutter, ns I searched furs knife,theunly silence that death itself might have bsen Mr. Astor’s office is in Prince street, irr. latrlv ear*ped front eupthhy at satisfied with. ' JACOB FERBIS, weapon I carried: Al l*»t we entered an underground near Bnwtdway, where he may iw found Kirhimdvl. The manner of ui* escape is “If you were * man, now. my fine lady daily iietwerw the hours of -nine and (bus related: instead «»f a woman, as you are—G«»d place, that seemed to be a large crypt, as YQWT* MICHIGAN- .. On the evening the firxt of the pre*, I hastily surveyed it hy the light of a three.’\ lie is a large, stout built man. bh-sx tbe sex collectively —I—" . flambesu that it masked figure held in his wilh c«iarae features, -tiff, .rough, aandy ent month one of the guard brought into Here I stopped, because *he did. *heel_ c-lored hair, «>nd a cast of c-unteiwice Sterling’* eell hla allowance of tuoubly ing round, facing me, nnd I--oking as if He drew* brood -nd hard lierf. Sterling t.wA his The other masked figure*, ell in black id’s very ordinary typ*. .. C. FRISnEK, , rr she were taking my dimenaim*. gowns, or dominoB. Were .standing beside plainly but nently. ha* a some »hut care­ href and pulled Al it wilh hi* Itfth, rol­ TOME or probat* “Five feel nine-slid a half in m*»t«Circuit Cowrla—1069, 1W3. them, nnd a glance at my guide showed worn |ohk*rftnd appeitrs Dr be fifty »>F ling the man’* attention to the inipo-d■mid I. the wine making me rather Muey ; sixty year* of age flto private wdfice ia blllty biting It. arul a»ked th* «•« of “in weight one hundred and fifty ®ve- him habited and masked in the same of mi-ierate ayfe apd of plain funiiture. hie bowir knife n moment in mder f«» oil dinner; age My twmty-fiv^ «.*• «e manner. Tbe girl wa*-noi present. On a table are a few b>M>ka. and <>n open " DANIEL STBIEEla.r ’ijtf'Jb liie meat into -mailer pieces. The guard “Monsieur le chlnirgeon," said a stern «d taw.lt, tor ‘ * MoJb?: April, M less generally more; and nngbty g«md itig that one which appears nothnniU unthinkiiiglv handed him hiatw.wie kuife, Voice, aloud, “swear by your honor as a looking for a man of my site-’ ed. you perceive that It ifl a volume «»f when Sterling suddenly atablied the man gentle.man, you will never reveal aught Here I put my barit against a ronvenjnapfl rd city property, canrfdlly end ele­ to hu* heart, kiiling him jii-tanlly. lie of this night’s adventure—of whst jmu ient post and btyan to whistle—the wo­ gantly executed, and. a» jbe whole .enn then drew the tb-ed toddler completely , have seen or shall sc*—of u bat y ou hare, man all ihr time eyeing me cl-rly.— bracing the sundiics of an cnonmiU" e»nmdilee ofen cn.inm.ua esl-|( , fcb ^nprd d.-thee with the । heard or shall bear—of what you Dow Tb. n she came toward me. and said tn tate.cktimHtrdat overt2n.000.000. Mr. b-lv Aresing |nPiM-lf.in the .complete a low, sweet voice—«t hrast I thought w>. know or shall know." Aat.il* reaidea Iw LafawHe Flare, in «ne U|iljif,ul „f |k. »,|diar. and own ing ‘•| swear never to make tbe slightest hourt-U. to >** when 5 of e mw ofGwcHwtge ’ *♦ ’ >«* tvvRty-five .fe fln J niU ^et< , Thua hU k|| knife and nntoket. Thus airinei atrirt^d ba be then : , revelation while! remain in France,” I for record. । -Will monsieur pardon mr 1 Kcam ago were the grandr-t iR the «•». r<1 b44|v „oft rnd' aiK-reeded oy n ■ replied. , . rt , . ‘ Of courac I will, mademoiselle, since though nop they are distanced by the >1... ....Ii nine tbeV diallincvd till! ..• ____ * i„ _ s.i — il, n hum . i I irrw <>f v I il -M rxemw* in passing memWra kff t, -Enough. Secret assassination will be u. j.iurUM, vou don t «**e m« tbintf’ *nd ."re the iwnalty if you break your uaih. Now piUlieekbTth*-‘’FWlr avefuiK, ’Nw, by the geard. It being night, he snerrrdrdisfll* magnificent Wbrary fixnuW by fits ia making bi* 4-scgjw In-m the rity, Ui» i,k,|x oC I, Ibmkio* follow <».” t father, touTsbich he hn« -ad<kd a fund dn-gaa rebel s. |d.rr . |.rrtei«U«f I was conducted up stairs, two nr three owAitn I verv good wine I hml drank. flights. int».a smaty und elegantly fur- ne*r,ly equal to th* ttriglnsl rtodyw*nvwt. auspicious ufni" rrnl elwrnrtrt> fie’ triirdh-d three nlphta In this man­ hisbed apartment, tn one corner nf which Here hespsnds a qm0|. part of his Hfua. . “I have that lamor. mademoiselle. % the' remaibder lietjig occupied by nia ner until he l»eeamr 6«mpinriy exbunatwas a bed, and on it a yonng man, with « “A surgeon. nion*ieur 1" etkaiai .hu retneniKia nothing defimtn face as white m a sheet and groaning at dulM Io tlw'Priiw 1 -Not 4^ite equal to M'msieur Blandin, k,*p<«). I» *— ■ Ml d-y’afterward* until be was found evefV breath. Io TU....U. skirmishyrs .of Frem.ot|t’s One of my mwatori-ms ewnpnnkms «.«k HOJ Jianw, »bi l.z^X.o.o< lU»U th*. JwK-x .**0 asleep abil nteeb exhausted, tmdet fl ’rtr. prreri.ioK <h®> ■“/ “™“ 1 * In Am^io. ir <t **lk.f “ ,*<l tr..m *nn|«. .. .. L __ -xKur MMfCU,nr4>A Wee a leg completoly shattered at the . knee, ------------------------- a'lStlMTOK. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL Oai gouty wine bibber, you have proha- l)VJ^^f.32SK«3S: 3^8 IltUM, GROCERIES! JgJisctlunB. P P patent medicines (KEHEAIP. IFCiR DASH ssjiasss. ,<[■ ,-.ri (F* TSuis'i tonn.a~l*» association, fmi*+ Tsh/jSs2'" eSJf ““•« s“" ___ t COUNTY ACCOUNTS r»l«r»rJ 1, S.Wln* evidently by a p»«U»l <>r • niusket^ ball. ... •WW4 mnndewvF * /-.r.-y HTbetais DO hdp'f’fiMt mn* pwese J tje C.ng" * w -8..me .wflbein. mademol-elle. off," I replied, by abja tin* “Arid lh*T »™ -I*' ... “Thu. p<i*Mjr ^F1*.11 fc «{1 sobered. _-------- fruit U !«. HpiuUj «bW« fMUJ ••«*• >♦. i'n>l’r.*7>j f»ir it h“tl ] •Hi i UK .AiU «nd 3«* m >•«* Inm. TfcWr.VWA r*A>««rt Lltv in out.itKMR.lK••Ih-nttar W «L hi. .cl etawtcr. (I. — ri-u-h^ oitV.HltwHrt.RMiHRut �TH* WXXKLY three informs me Vednntotoy ■•rata'" in communicUm th, 'r-- Bww. drel«r«d Uwl thwe fixed fact, u> important or unimportant * arms have been defeated before Richmond —a higher aim as our imperative duty. sink beneath tbe dignity of tbe novelist, if we failed to draw a moral from passing erente— if wo foiled to point nut tbe causes and eon. sequences of tbe fortunes or misfortunes . Corinth,mingled in i Neither are we to wait for a straggle. of our convictions, but you and the Friends ot the members of and c!«ee firms. We have nn Generalship which driv should utter tbe convictions themselves, milling them to leaving it to time and the intelligence of baggage, to return our readers, to pass judgment upon tbe other point.” soundness of our theories. for that enemy by f«w, perpe with bag and plague ua at some If tbe above appears to have been pro­ odd. that we aak apologies of do man, fur phetic of what has since transpired, it was expressing our convictions. but aoonvlcthm based upon a careful sur­ Island was the result of- a great blun­ der, or open violation of orders by an in­ ferior officer. Thia is easily seen by all persons, and wa believe is generally con vey of the whole ground, In view of tbe natural tendencies of a false policy. How long this ruinous policy to to be continued, is a question difficult of soln-, lion. Perhaps a few more reverses will ceded ; and the punishment of the guilty party will be tbe remedy against a simil­ ar catastrophe in the future. calamity-near But our Richmond,- outweighing instead strike heavy blnyre at all points, of using our soldiery tn guard rebel prop, and protect rebel estates, while our Gen the other in its ruinous consequences, a erals are trying tn catch rebel armies, as thousand fold, is but tbe sequence of boys do birds, wilh a little salt ia their causes, nut so universally conceeded.— . Tbe reasons for this- are various. One cy or three hundred thousand more msn reason is, that men adopt a theory and will be too few to end tbe war. refuse tn renounce it when’ll has repeat­ the lessons of the past teach that wisdom edly proved a failure by which shall prevent tbe new levies, when to practice. being reduced Still another class do their thinking secund-handed, selecting their models, and transforming theniaelves May raisedjrom being sacrificed upon the altar of had Generalship, or to vindicate an exploded theory. into “sounding boards” and nothing else. Others are entirely destitute of thought, theory, or reason. They have a sort of idolatrous faith in some officer, either • civil nr military, and whatever may hap Company F, 8th Reg. Mich, Vol. would be interested In receiving a few lines from one nfite members I write. that the 8th has played will be of Interest And we may The disaster to our troops on James “It has been generally supposed___ and universally acted upon, thafmen elected by the people to all offices of trust, to pen, their idol is exempt from blame.— ooantrv, that they should desl justly with This Islter class embraces many men of all without regard to the political creed tolerable judgment, because tbe origin of of any citixen. hwt we find occasionally a their foith was founded in apparent rea­ son, but having abandoned that,their faith The part and is plat ing and also a grief to relatives of tbe Rig, and nearer home, vited. it is to tbe “masterly inactivity" mainly due. We trust those two great humbugs—‘masterly inactivity’ and “mil­ nf misrepresentation when wo say that th* only object of its origin was to levy black mail. -d As regards the justice of tbe accusation that made against Judge Prindle, we would the idea of starving out the rebels, will point to the same number of tbe Pioneer itary strategyare played out, and We do not wish to be un­ which makes it, to show two ordert pub. derstood as condemning “military strate­ lished therein, over tbe signature of the gy,” but it should be praticed ta Mefield, maligned Judge. and not forever tn amp. states, in italicised type,tbat the Judge is be given up. admire that Who does not strategy—although disas­ “oHiped” to have When his the Pioneer printing done trous to the Federal arms—which sent “wAers As is ordered,'" it states Jackson sweeping through the Shenan ery ninny ought to know is a falsehood. doah valley, to tbe terror of Baltimore An examination of tbe statutes will show and Washington, simply to prevent a re inforcement before Richmond. And after having escaped an unlocked for peril, he is again reinforced and drives back his pursuers, until, just at tbe moment when tbe President by some strange fteak, rendered bis immediate pursuit imprso- what ev­ Judge of Probate, Circuit moereey; by publishing their sail for a steadily before him over the Cbjckabum iny river, while the left is steadily borne A gunboat hsa^ju«t arrived hero from the scene of action yesterday, ten mile* above City Pnlht, That divishin «»f nur arniy has been fighting four days, and has retreated about eeventeen miles.— The fight of yesterday was n»«ul terrific the enemy having I* •» or three to our «aie. About the last of Msy, we had orders The Ixattle commenced with our tend forces, and after about four Imtirs fight­ to be ready to march. Everything was ing, our gunboats got in range and pour­ put in readiness, and on the fire^-of June ed into the rebels a heavy and incessant wa embarked on board tbe gunboat Ala­ fire. • Thia fire the rebels stood almut 2 bama, weighed anchor and steamed as hours and then retreated. Our troops far as Hilton Head, where we dropped have captured, notwithstanding their'dis­ advantages. a large number of artillery anchor and stopped for the night. pieces,and 2.000 prisoners among whom Tbe looming of the 2d we started for is the rebel Genl Magruder. Sumo River and on tbe 3d landed on Tbe place where tbe last action took James Island, about 8 miles from Charles­ place is nesr Turkey Creek. ton. There was skirmishing going on at The retreat of the enemy Inst evening time, and we were drawn upin line and was with great disaster, and their loss 'waited fur orders, but were n«»t called Ims been very besvv—much greater ilia out, 00 we quartered for the night. Tbe thought than ours, still we have nothing rain came down in torrents through the definite in regard to l<»aa«s. darkness. In tbe morning a sorrowful In the retreat forced upon Gen. McClel­ looking sight presented itself I will assure lan hy tbe superior numbers of the ene­ ynu; but there was no time to speculate my, I learn lust l»e had to spike his siege on our condition, while we were within cannon shot of the enemy. Reconnoitre- "uns nnd leave them <>d’the fidd after burning the carringea. The nature of ing and extending of pickets must he the ground rendered it impossible to move done. The second night or. the Island them. In the retreat many of our sick our Regiment went 00 picket duty.— and wounded we necessarily left Itehind. Everything was quiet and after our duty There are, of course, innumerable reports was done we returned to camp. From and rumors here, but I send only what that time up to the 18th everything pas­ appears to be authsutic. sed hy finely with a little skirmishing «nrf NeW York, July 1. shelling thrown In to make our camp Ute spiey. / The latest advices from McClellan al Kttxr previous preperationi sm! to Washington yesterday noon were up to verify camp rumors, on tbe muting of 2 o'clock Saturday P. M.; tip to that the 10th nt one o’clock, weksta^ed nut time he bad successfully carried out the plan he pointed out some time ago. which (which proved to be a Fort ■about tU <> plan was to awing his right wing toward miles from our eamp, by tire aide of a the rear, which included all the forces salt marsh. Two companies moved in nort of half way between Bolton's Bridge advance as skirmishers and an* advance and New Bridge, and at the Mme time guard. Then a company bf engineers, advance hi* left wing towards Jamre followed by the remainder of tlie regi­ River, opening’cunimunicutiun with the ment and the rest nf the Division com­ gull boats. tion, calling attention to tbe same editori•IJy. iMgured city. above tbe works, was a doomed man ; Our men were falling feat. They char­ ged in the Fort, but were overpowered by superior numbers and driven out, hut no ftjrther. The 28lh M»«. started to our relief but found it to warm for them and fell back. The 8th Cr. caine up and foil haek, still fighting <«. Th* 70th N. Y. charged and reached the Fort tn.mir relief, yet there was n«> use fighting against such odds, and after an action of nearly an hour, we were called back and it seemed that the storm of iron nnd lead ing on tbe left of the fort and still beyond in tbe woods where the rebels suffered it publisb- Vick.bur, U ewx from the one published last No portiraUn.M NW YoH/Jol, S. ■■ cowpoAnt TU Portreu Mew Advertisements. MANHOOD; mrwei utior Btsrsus- “?• ‘ "“o' W nriu 7W«~. «ml McOdlto', flanked hy any fiwee however great. “Swopliee ..fall kinks to abundance bare arrived,- end the army to ta-the best possible spirits. ••Twn.gunhuata went up the Appntomax ri««. <»«."•» ■xr^’wwnl,bl. TV. WximI Ml* f * Kr’J“~) *•< by the guslH*ta,thu8 deem9mg tbe shel­ ter for reltel rf»rpA<w<ere. James -riv*r is filled with transport* and steamers, and over ■•R.b.1 thirty gunboets M.U ll-Hr l<W »t*0 000. while cure will mu exceed over 10 000. The rebsto had ursr 200,000 Iraqis engaged.” Fortress Munroe. Jnly 5. DR. ROBACKS Fre»h troops arrived here from Wash ingt<>n yesterday during tbe day, and went up" tbe James River on the evening STOMACH of tbe 4th; Fimr srnsll steamers with fimr brigs in UTTilS loaded with artillery, men. horses, doubtless bonnd up the river. A skirmish took place yesterday morn ing in the rear of our left wing, which re suited in the defeat of tbe rebria. We took 1.000 rebel \prisuners and three small batteries. Our cavalry then fol­ lowed them till they passed the White AU KOT IOBEEXCEUE0 stomachic llegulatar Oak swMtnp. .'Tr1. JEa ’ Gi rat difficulty exists in obtaining a list of killed in our late battles, ss com- DIGESTIVE ORGANS. can ts-11 whether the mixing were killed, wounded, or taken prisoners. ' New York, Joly 6. <vec The Tribune't correspondence, Washin«um OU.,»y.: -Ow,«wd»™ WHIj. Xo X\ve ______________ __ ____ wm Akcavu. kiAxxeVv vAW. wXCveV. nns been ordered tn tnae command uf the •» — • Yvskv Xo," \>uX a flotilh in Jatnrs river. * —. “It is said Gen. Lew Wallace earnest- WCUtAxtaX. _s‘ oatxxX — a u,v«xX ly desires to i« sent with a number of Indiana and Ohio regiments to join Me Ciellnn. ’•According tn latest dates from Fort­ ress MiMirue. C»l. Van Wyck is nut dead, but acriously wounded." New York, July G. ” ‘'EU^uXaXor oS X\\e «u«Xe.«v. Avx X\ve 'BX.Xvou* CLvbXrvcXb ©5 XXvt "We»X BouXXvXkut.'tt KtXfo, 5OT a VoXNft XVKkt, Xjmax. wuiktA a\x a’rtidt o\ ftXottkaeVk takxxi Vfc \lvo\xt <\\MJL'ftX\X\x»% attA. ctX X\xe Xxrcvt., art, a wart, ^rt^caXxxx ©5 RilicHjLQ Fever, Fever and j±gv-e, Liver Complavnt, JCLIMTzd.XQQ, Kidney Complaint^ a\\ Avmama a %’vavV lar curt, eo«\\uo%eA 0$ vavc ctt\A roo*ta VtcAjv, Advices "som tbe army of the Puto left *ing touched James River yenterdsy \>Akke\x vfcokt XXvt.’cex. nearTurkey Islnnd Bridge.- Ik immedi­ mac up to last night, indicate all quiet aud all in good spirits. ately opened communication with Cmn. Brig. Gen. Sturgis is ordered to report Rogers, of lhe Potomac flotilla, nnd thro’ him with Washington. The result mnv to Gen. Pope. Gen McClellan has issued an address l>e that lire steam tmnspmt* may relieve the his soldiers of the fatigue of marching on to his army tin the achicvments tr-q. during the last ten days, mating, Richmond by landing them near lhe rebel 1 uti have succeeded in changing your capital after the gunlumts have cleared away the obstructions. Our army is now base of operations by a flank movement, extricated from the malarious swamps arwass n-ga.ded a> tbe most hazardous of the Chlckahominy, on the high ground of military expedients; y.m have saved all your material, all your ttainv, and all of James river. ) *>ur guns, except a tew l<«t in UiUe, New York, July fl. taking in return guns and adore from The IForATs correspondent has arrived the enerny under every disadvantage ot here from the field of battle luifiire Rich­ number* and position ; ymi have In every mond at 9 P. M. Tuesday. Ik aaya Me conflict beaten back your foes with cn Clellaii’s advance wa* three miles north­ onmrns .laughter. We are prepared to west of Hardin’s Landing, and within 15 meet the enemy, who may at any time miles of Rit-hmoiid. attack yuu. Let them a»me. and we will The enemy was terribly repulsed In ronvsrt Ibeir repul« into final defeat. the battle of Monday, which wa* sanguiu Y«W Government is strengthening you | ary in the extreme. We were attacked * il h tho resources ofa great people. Un*1 at fimr diflerent points, and summarily re­ this .urr national birthday, we declare to i 'R.'feot.V* pulsed the enemy at three, when they our foe* who are rebel* against’the bcit GIm _ \ nXOXtWuCVX pressed Heintselman’a left very hard, mtarrets of mankind, that this armv ahwll I ----- Ml Mill! t ---------------- ----- 1 but Suinner went to his aid and they enter tba 11^1 J................. / . were finally repulsed with great slaugh­ ter. Ileintzelman captured 8 guns and that the Union u hich nn alone insure ina whole brigade of relwl*. 1600 strong lernal security nnd penes to each State including their CoJ-nel. Pendleton of km must be preserved, cwt what it may. in 'Vow.kc, Dv "KoWk't ftX.ovtMxc.V, WvXtate art Xtu. uuvtC* VocxvA. Tit. 'B.oWk's ftXowvcLcXv 'Bi.XXtrs •»* Ww, ntV. man's SoXac* Co-Hv^on. isana, and ex Congressman Lamar, of Ga;, and McGowan, id 8. C. All <>ur siege guns had been safely removed to the river except ope which wa* dismount­ ed. Our transportation all snfel v renmv. ed but 75 wagons which were burned in camp. Thu enemy’s attack on Munday was fierce In th* extrema. Kearney Hooker, Richardson and McCall partirf. paled. Tbe reserve nnder mcCall suffer, ed severely, and MrCsIl and Reynolds probably taken prisoners, as tbsy were to this place fHiltun Head.) Tbe Union missing Tuesday night. Geo. Maeda, troops bold their position on tbe Island. severely wounded, Gen. Bures and Brvmks slightly ; Stonewall Jackson was ! remain, yours respectfully undoubtedly kill'd, all the prifotbre our’ Bergt. Jambs V. Mxad. roboretingu. Gen. J. R/ Anderwa) uf [Our corresponds sends a list of thelredygsr lr»n Works was mortally wounded ia tbe ection at 8arage's Stetbat not vary MaCleilan been in command of tbe army «• LALnuma ('-M-,. —- • miles above, toward Richmond. ’TT?^ ‘ New Madrid, Joly ft. A special to the Tribune dated Meiji phis Sth, says: “R cbmond drsp’<lcbe» to July 1-t and 21. still rhim that tbe rel»el» captured right Generals, 12.00*' prisom-ra. all M<£-e.lan,$ M<goginM, a«d a.ipplic» enough for tbe rebel army for three num ths. “‘1’hey represent the battle of July 1st Tbe attack of the enemy last Thursday in great force necessiuted this strategic the moat desperate and fearful of the en­ movement and in changing his base, of tire war. The latest dlspaffhc* state there were course, White'House l-npding was aban­ doned. All the «ick and wounded, ordi conflicting reports about ths battle, and nanuo and commissary stores, troops and it was imposeible to get official informa­ property were there embarked under the tion. The present aituaUou uf the Yen. »uperiuteudrnce <d Gen. Casey, and on kre arm» ia hot known Monday were at Turkey (aland, on Jame* It is claimed that Hooker and Sumner River. 8 miles below’Fort Darling and were wounded, and 8umnrr captured. 15 below Richmond. After nn interrtip Tbe latest reports were less exultant.” tion of annmunicaiion between General Washington, Jrjly 6. McClellan nnd Washington 48 hours, their greatest loss. For a cause best known tn the Com. Many Judge, Circuit Court Commissioner or menders onr forces withdrew. were the deeds of heroism on tbe field; Sheriff, who helps support an organ of enough to say, every man in the Regt, tbe secession Democracy with bls official that came under my view, did all that ould be done, with a very few excep­ But tbe “no party” dodge is the richest tions. The Ipsa of nur Regiment was joke of all. Aa early as last February, the greatest, being 208 in killed wounded and missing; the loss of the other regi­ the Pioneer lent its columns to do tbe ments was severe. Tbe wounded are that any the valley, be fells like a thunderbolt Upon McClellan’* right wing, bearing it Monroe, July I, SO 000 those of Co. F. benefit of republicans and no body else. becomes idolatrous. Thus we meet men The Probate Judge <»f this county Is a In­ every day, who silence inquiry and fair sample of this kind of an officer. strangle investigation by throwing tbe stances have come to nur notice, of citi­ zens, democratic in politics, having Pn»President, Secretary of War, or some l«te business tn dn, have reouested and favorite General between themselves and ordered the publication of their notices manded hy General Steven*. At daylight we came up th thb rebel tho object of inquiry. Thus, when mis­ inserted -in the Pioneer, and armngeWhen with­ fortune overtakes us—as tbe retreat of rnenta having been made with us hr do­ picket and drove them Hi. in about | mile of the Fort we were fired Banks in tbe Shenandoah valley, nr the ing the same, but instead nf doing aa be had been ordered, uwrf tt ofiliftd to dn, be nn by them and three men wounded.— repulse of McClellan before Richmond slips them into the rep. office. In totnr AwMildirig to orders tbe advance char­ —it is net down na either a part of some cases be trihonstrated with the paftlrs ged and drove them back. Soon the great plan,the benefits of which Dre hard­ telling them that he foil IL hta duty to rel»el drums were beating and we were Tills ia ordered Intn line and pressed on. There ly seen, or else somebody has interfered support Aft ttpubttton ofice. If the was only nne hedge between us and tbe with the plans of their pets. These are “no party" With a vengeance above designated Judge is employed Fort, and as soon as we passed that were a few of tbe reasons why the country officially for the republican party, we within full range of tbe enemy’s guns.— will not reap all the benefits of the dear- propose ho administer immediately upon, Everything was still at tbe fort, but on bought experience of our late reverses.— nnd close nut tbe corrupt, and defunct in­ 00 the left of the work were to be seen n few of the rebels passing to the rear.— Presidents and Generals are but men ; stitution.—Pi6netr. The order came to charge. There was Judge Prindle may congratulate him­ hut 3A rods between us and the Fort and they too, may be influenced by tome self that he had escaped tbe blighting in­ when they opened «m us with a halfdozen of the reasons enumerated above. At tbe dipehargo most of To many minds, the policy adopted,and fluence «»f praise and flattery from the heavy guns. persistently pursued hy the army of the Vallandingham organ of this village.— tbe men fell tn the ground tn escape the «torm of grape and canister, s<Hne never Potomac seemed naturally to tend toward The experience of others has shown that to rise again. Nothing daunted the men just such result# as have finally transpired. whatever officer escapes its censure and up, forward—another storm of grape and We say tended toward such results—but abuse ia a doomed man. That officer which canister, glass, nails, spikes, chains, and it was earnestly hoped, and perhaps al­ the Pioneer fails to censure may set it everything that would destroy life, then from tbe fort one continual roar of mnnmost believed, that immense numerical down that he is losing his respectability. ketry, and not a shot from the Union superiority to the enemy would avert the We publish tbe above article from troops until they reached the Fort and calamity, which the policy pursued, in­ the Pioneer that we may not be accused then every rebel that showed his head policy that our severe losses of late, are New York, July i. . The Ihllasriag nrdsr has been rseeivrf in this citv from the War Drpartineul; glorious boasting, but hr tbe purpose of able counties, deceased. -i« it fltatl out nfthe appropriation vindicating eome of the statemen to above hr collecting, organizing and drilling volunteera there shall be paid in advance, to each recruit, for thrae years or during 4th, upon the evacuaUou uf Corinth tbe war, the rem uf 815, being nne fourth labnd was not only without, but p*.*follows; i of the bounty allowed by law. sueb ‘pay­ lively againgt Gen. Bunter’s orders.— ment to be made upon the mustering uf Bonham comes to Washingt— — the regiment to which such recruits be­ able long into tbe service of the United States. tn reach Richmond in time tn tunt the p report himself at Hsadq tide of battle at this point against ns.— New Ysrk, July I. We have had fears that such was tbe de­ stated that on the rccotninendasign of the rebels, in the evacuation Governors of all luvgl States, of Yorktown and Corinth, tion Hilton Head. 8. C.. June 25. 1PG2. t will call for 300,000 volunall the evacuations nf their the Id points already acquired, Ma. Editor : Str—Thinking that which overtake our country in its present demonstration tbe of the Journal- 1st to obranids paaatag eruata, simply Our position would our UM •• import MmA-I**1 European Governments hid given nulios that the war should the credit for tbe cheek we hers joM «Was it tbe only duty with TW SmtMuT <x> Ir.tb In r'-"-”------ - time, treasure and blood” Judge 8. M. Breckinridge . made a powerful ap^-h in ths Missouri Stale CoqvsdUoo a day or two ainoe, in which ’••^“•I’.winglruthtuip^Mir... think I may say, that without ■, rgrduo ttet wn«td jnanfly • s k j, to. V-cfeutV* ftXowvaeXx 'BvXXtrs oxvA nuAu 1a$«. «n\o^oX>X». to. totaMk'* Uwr. I.JM fc, b, rom4 to M—n s mnrl. m,n „<rkKi j, 'Monday toe gun- <«to<4 sbeMed the river road pith my attemptedd but retireirfecipitstely still ia swUent spirits, and is Umpnis. u, kwslu ■«il Ibi. Until. m 7 JTJ-’ — ----- — TOB SALE BY �€J01 NEWS LOW PRICES’ press. LpHaa............. v. J.JLO A. IT. GRANT k SPAULDING R. N. RICE, Wl NupcnnteoAaat. SPECIAL NOTICES EVERY FORM AMD SPECIES OF VERMIN ■WE STILL— Tin FeigRtR pdwsed uff ns well as could HDBFT ©©wsifinraoH ’be Mpeeudxall things ouuidered. There •was quite an attendance upon the races, -of mm.and' boy«, and a few feminines. notiobi 'Several individuals got a gnod deal •‘dis- Yo WHOM IT MAT CONCERN.—Notice ia countged** before the day w&s oyer, and a few black eyes, bloody noae«, and aw­ It ful headaches, were the consequences. is expected that the next great “respect­ able” gambling operation will come off, tinder tbe superintendence of “The Com­ mittee.” about the time uf our Agricul­ To the People tural Fair, Lxctcrx.—S. C. Cxax£ 'nf Indiana lectured at the Court House, on Munday evening to a large and appreciative au­ dience, on the subject uf “Life in this Fast Ape and Faat Country J’ Tbe lecture ia one of the innst entertaining we have ever had lhe pleasure nf listening tn. Nut nn individual Irft. lhe house during its entire delivery, which is an indication that lhe lecture was appreciated. Mr. Cxanx visits other parts of tbej county and we OF THE UNITED STATES 11 To CoBsnmptlves. IN ths mouth of December, 18S8, the underail­ ed for the first time offered for sale to tbs public. Dr. J. Bov*e Duds’Imperial Wise Bitters and in thia abort perod they bare given such uni venal satisfaction to tbe many thousand* of persons who hare tried them that it ia no* an establiaiiid article. The awonnt of bodilv aud mantel miserr ari '---- 1—*— ------- ' - small complaints I of the utmost imp_____ _ ____ _ to th« least and most tnfiing bodily allhiant should be bad; fordiMosoaof the body invariably •ffeei tbe mind. Tbe subocribvr* now only **k a trial of J THE Advertiser having heen restored to health ir a few weeks by a very almnla retnedy after having suffered esvsral years wilh a severe lung affection, and that dread diss at. CbasvmpIMN--I* an xiati. tn mslre Ir nn«r h f.hi. r.ll.* ■ Mam Dxuwxxd.—A young man about Imperial Wine Bitters!! fur rom all who bare ne used .hem. We challenge tbe world to prodi cd their equal. These Bimas for the euro of Wut Sroiraau, general Debility,and for Funfviog and Enriching the Blood, era abeoldtslv itnsurpeMcd by any other remedy on eartbr.-^.Tu be asm red of this, it i* only necessary to make tbe trial. Tbe Wine itself t* of a very auperidr onality, being about eno-third stronger than other wines; warming and invigorating the whole system-from the Ixad to the feet A* these Hit Hr* are tonic and alter­ ative in their character, aa they atrengtben and invigorate tbe whole aratem and give a Jin tun aaJAMUUgectiM toall IU parte, by ei(ualiring the circulaiion, removing obetrnctiona. aod pro­ ducing a general warmih. They are also excel­ lent for Diseas-a and Weak,.esse* peculiar Io Females, where a Tonic I* required tualrcnglh eu and brace the system. No lady, who is subject to lassitude and faintness, should be without them, aa they revivifying in their action. r^f" A dispatch from Mr. Turner, of Will not only Cnre, bat Prevent Disease, and in thia respect are doubly valuable to tho person who m*y uae them. For 2! years (if age named-------------Clemen* was drowned in Irving, pn Saturday last while bathing in Sugar bnsh He Lake. was unable tn swim, nnB wan supporting himself by holding on Ru the side of a boat, when by soma accident he missed his bold, and sunk to riae no mure. The body was not recovered;at last accounts. Tut Wxatbxr h*s been hot enough to grow com, day and night, for the last fire days, according tu the old criterion Prize Peetry. the Grand Rapids Eaglt, who is in Wash­ INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Weak Lunga, Indigestion, Dyaperria, Di«ea*ea oftbe uervoua Bystem. Paralysis, f-iles, and for all casco requiring a Tonic only une killed and two'wounded in the late battles. Frkmoxt Wie­ Chester correspondent of I the World thus defends Fremont:— “Fremont is the only enmninnder free tfnitn blame, and hi" jmife has certainly Ax-m performed U-Urr than any one could fhope, for uh«» considers ike almost insnrmiountablr difb^ullies wbi^h he has had to ekcounter. Henceforth General Bunk* will be remembered fur Uiaving m» sue■cewfully abandoned the valley which it rind Gen. Fre•mnnt fur having an vigor ■iilr part for the capture < for more thnn punishing fury which he had inflict tusly preformed I Jackson, snd ym for tbe in­ d upon General Bads." >arr Taxes ia the lacnrrectloet Districts, ton, June 2. W nshingti lance with the The President, in aco>rdt prow inioM of the recent ticfC for the o»b ie Insurrectionlection of direct taxes in tt»« .ary districts within tho United L Suite*. in ha* issued a procUmatkinI declaring — „ what Slates and parts of Stoles Insurrectiim exists, vix: South Citmlina, Florida, Georgia, Alaluima, Louisintta, Texas, Mi* eiaaippi, Arkansan. Tennessee. North H008EKEEPER8—troubled srith vermin need be ao no longer, if they use "Coonui" Exter­ minator* We'pare used it to our satisfaction, and if a box oo*t »5 we would have IL We hava tried poiaona, but they effected notbinx: bat 'Cao7**'** article knocks Hie breath out of Rat* Mice Roaches, aod Bed b igs, quloksr than we cm write It. It is in great demand til over lhe conntry -NMute [0.] Goooiu. Carolina and YUginbt, excepting from the last certain named western ruunties. A Pxt A txt oator.—The a IUchees of •the signal corps have setforrd a novel fj>et. Wb|le.our printers have been cap luring nnd taming scores ad" mice, and signal corp* amused thrmssf'•«* with fi*bikg, and while engaged at Bncheldor’a •Creek. hooked an alligator m the eye and brought him ante tn shore. | Bis allign torsliip Is about five feel l<»qg. He flop* his formidable tail around; in a terrlflic manner that inspires frnr mid awe In the mind of the beholder. He has a decided penchant for canine meat, arid will niinoe up a dog much larger than tsmaelfin leas jjmnthan «e are telling of It.—Jfmktm sMsry symptom* U> hta in*. a«4 Um elmnUm bed *ai»n away a mwHtint h mn uf II, m dal 1 WL>w li.o ’------- -------------- ‘ ’ SAiUbhH. But 11 y«rN|urilla: tbe eS tiarws ultlMil HENRY R. CORTAR—We are sailing your preparations rapidly. Wherever they have beau used. Bals, Mice. Bosches and Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecxxa A Sturm* Dmgriat*. •■Ctiatar’s" “Coetar’a” Electric Powder for 1nsecta,&c. Ix 25c. SOc. *xn fil.00 Boxn. Bomc* axn rum, *3 xxp |3 b in roa PLaxTAnoxa^am, Basta, he., Ac., Wool! Wool I GROCERIES HARD-WARE! ffkelesale Agents ia New Y*rk City. Shleffelin Bro’s A Co. I R..; J.HI—IX Zitsksi B. A. Fahecatock, Hull | Huth. Gale A Robinson. A.B. A D. Saads A Co. Wheeler A Hark James 8, AapiuwelL AND DRY GOODS! CARO TO TOUXG LADIES AND GFNTLEMEN. Ths .ubacribcr will Modf/iw of FEM A LES. cJiaryo] to al! who deaira it, th* Recipe and direc­ tion* for making a simple r«p«taMr that Tbe many ccrtiBeataa which have been tender­ will, in from two to eight day*, remove Fimplra, ed to u». and tbe letter* which we are daily ra- BlolcUa, 7<r*. /rveHw, HallownoM, and all irnpuceiring, are conclusive proof that among tbe ritiea-aod roughtie** of tbs Hkin.leariag tbeasma weaien tbwui fhltera have given a satisfaction —a* uaturv in landed it should U—ooft, eitor, which i n otaen have ever do is.before. No wo­ tmootk mJ Unrfi/bL TUae dcatrina tU Recipe, man in the iaud should be without them, and with fallinstnaotloa*, direction*, and advfoc. will those a l.o once um them will not foil to keep a pleaM call on or addraaa [with return postage,! r THUS. F. CHAPMAN, UUnoat, mjjlml Hl Wrosdway, New Yerk. A “”Jr DR- J. BfiVEE DODS' 11 wholesale Druggists at Chicago. HI., Sr. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., •ncinnati. Q.t Derrick's Sugar Coated - e Clothing iuo CASH, 0178 to *200, HASTINGS. MICH DR. J. BOVEE PODS’ *„ wjog;■ sir.su OUR GOODS rtJSFSl ok nostrum* which Sood .hich th* Median! ProBilten hava b*M so " TONIC, MKD1COT AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! “*»‘»«*1*-,*r** r ■ —----- - “ --arrV hr Pills. The beat Family CA­ THARTIC in lhe world, ssssxiKs: - ,the principal physician* juriotte; pntrooitrd by ,and nuruecotia iu th* |Union, elegantly coaled , --uodn’tiar—r 11 **t} any Pill before the public 7 Oetave Rosewood Piano. o»nt*iain< all improvements known in thia coun­ try or In Europe, orer-rirong baas, French grand action, harp pedal, full won frame, for Warranted for ft Yeara. — _____ Stacks of •150 BEST PIANOS. tlfiO Rich moulding cases, '" Pittsburgh, Pa., Buflhlu. N. Y., Are prepared by an eminent audakillfnl plyaimaa who tuw need them aucceMfuliy in hla practice GHOVEHTEEN A HALE, having removed to for the last twMty-five yean. The proprietor, tbeir new warerooms, befon purchasing theexelu«ne right U> nianufe.• M. 478 BROADWAY, ture arid sell Dr. Ifoda' CelebratedImperial Wine Bitter*, bad them tested I? Awe ilutingm.hed art now prepared to offer the public a magnificent medical practiUon-ra. who Jonounced thetn a new scale full .Progreti. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral! GTSoU Z.rrywAcrs-by All WnoLSULa Davoutm in the large title* • Home of tho all Afleetlono of the Head, Sick flesuiacbe, or Nervous Headache, Dr. Dod»* Imperial Wine Bitten- will be lonnd to be moat Salatary aod Etfieacioaa. Imperial Wino Bitters •a-cu truly weowM Im I In enrv rj l>>wwdrw/ AterwWul D sw*., One my p«U*nt* taM(By|4inil)e alnn “Coetar’s” Rat, Roach, &e. Exterminator. “Catar’s" “Coetar’s" Bed-bug Exterminator. For Sore Throat, ao common among the Clergy they are truly valuable. Or t* get Clieb Dressed, For the aged and infirm, and for persons of a h at the New Woolen Factory of weak cotulitution— for Miaiatar* ot the Gospel, Lawvera and all rublkape*kero-for Book-Keep­ AM BRUNT dfc BABBLE er*. Tailors, Sr*iii«ire*sc*, Artiste, nnd all per­ son* lending a sedentary life, they will prove Oar machinery is new, and in the beat order, truly beoetfotel. As a beverage, thev are wholesome, innocent and cannot fail to do good work. Wa shall be and delirious to tbs’ teat*. They produce the ready *o do Custom Carding by tbe 2vtb inst.and exhilarating efleeta of brandy or wine without for Cloth Dressing and the Manufacture of Cloth intoxicating; and arc a valuable remedy for per­ aboot the ID th of June next We will pay the highest market price IN CASH son* addicted io tl>e use of excessive strung drink, and who wish to refrain from it They for Wool, defirsred at our Factory. are pure and entirely free from the poisons con­ J. 8. V*x Bbvxt. W. Maul* tained in the adulterated Wine* and Liquors with Hsstings, Nay 12,1812. which the country is flooded. Theas letter, not i.nly CURE but PREVENT Disease, and sln uld be used by all who lire in a country where tbe water is bad. or where Chills and Fevers are prevalent Being entirely Innrcent mod harnihso, thjy may be given freely to Ubildron and iniants with impunity, Pbysiciaus, Clergymen, and temperance sdvoeatec, as an act of humanity, should assist in spreading these truly valuable JIITTEH8 over tbe land, and thereby e-sMtially aid u> banishing Drunkenness and Disease I JUST RECEIVED Bf An suer feso Sfocimn of mUt io JfeiryUai Mid if A* Pooflo Nil™ ZWJrs, <** Dr. D»4s’ CekkartH Wlxe Bluer* THE PUCE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Oa Maxcrscrran txro a Good Qoautt or Atihll HinSUlIRIPAlSGIEID I Exoxxxatx:o.—The Come and See I! Let Chieftain* boast of deeds of war. And Minstrels lune thairawaat guitar, A nobler tbune tny XmH it fills— In praise uf Hmsicx's natcUeas Fill*. cum weather. ington, says that the Michigan Third lost IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; MORE GRAIN and provfotona era destroyed annually In Grant County by vermin, than would pay for tana of this Rat and Inaect Killer.—Lootartrr [Wt*] fhrald. DB. J. BOVEE DODS’ bespeak for him full sddiencea. Thcso’prepstation* (unlike 111‘etbm) are "Free from Polson*." , "Kot dangerous to the Human Family." ’•Rate do not die on the premises." "They oom* out of their boles to die." ‘•They are tbe only infallible remedies known." "If yr* and more established In N.Teet City. Csnf Ay—the City Poet Office. Uml if----- th* City Prisons and Station Houses ly------ the City Stodtawrs, Ship*. A* UM *»----- the City Hospital* Alms-Houses Ac IM Ua Cily Hotel*—.Astor*—3t Nich­ ol**' Ac. . CM if----- tbe Boarding Bouses, Ac. Ac CM if----- more than 50,000 Private Families. Unusually Low! TaurrM: txxtm t x ■tjbwtm i WM teCBMt Admire Be 111 ifx! Ttetk! WILLIAM JONE*. ’ TsiXAuama. Laox Cocxrr, Florida July IT. UMU. To Da. nuMCK, Albany, N. Y.—My Dear Doc­ tor;—] write Ibis to fnfortnytm ot ttwwnnderful effect of your Huger Coated Pdta on njy daughter. Eor throe years she ha* been affected with a bil­ ious derangement of tit* system, sadly unpairing her health, urbtah bda been.teNlily fiuUncdwmg that period. When in New York tn Ann! last, a friend sdvisad me to teat your pill*. Haring full confideooetn tbojadmnMt ofmy friatNl. 1 obiaind a »upply of Mesar* ^taroae A Park. Dragged*, Park Row Naw York. On returning hrme, wo aaaead all other treatment, and administered your Pills, one amh uigbv The improremui tn her fodinga, oqsnpicxion, digs*tion. etc. sarprisad u* all. Arnold and permanent restoration io health has been tbe reaalt WauoedIsm than fireboxes and oooeid*r her entirely well. 1 ccnMder the above a jwt tribute to you ea a Physician, and w-jy-, u untmc. km 'riuu„, ■am in ftva hours, paha, and weakuesa of the broaat. eh* and ba< WMMmaSto Maapfohfa DENTrUT. la new prepmod io apply deufo’ ^bwtlt-tee U • « Wte*. Cm», On, B*m, UnLPork. u* «Mil, alaort rapUas jtu Un to nIL ggT Doolfcil u> <>«• msmUL �________ , tXTrt—>«• _ _ M-IU UiUAiU liAVTIp ’ oirtiHv point Mr vlMl Or.igaiir.W ibo MmiolXihWi Mr, .yu.llUir—1 ; Snn« .build tXl.k to Pent tration of Mid estate waa not in the «MHnm3d of tbe Army uf Chans* and tbe pc’iJW Thereupon it is tbe P»t"tnac^»)^<Jh[>se 1.500 rebel* ran around the artpy. JhaMtb' Tfie democratic pres* ' • flUMOBH AND SOREHgF>14 Aad sH dbwroro entmlvd from Hurt airo. Earnerl»*. Paras *xn AgvSj, ron* *a» ormur Parses. Dno*VLmworlhnroar, Ac ........ ’. When infant* rod young chij^rtfa with ttaass vr vws Ges*. Osxxsro t» Sow Hn*P*.-E*ro; roro yTsa,-rtriMtt TtMwbdcM men wHl whip .whip, whip. Tta-y <ta.il from tUbih-* wy bad hahh; nnd we find it difficult td'tairmtltat habit. Wear* try*! 10 oar btrad men holier maunera than .to p*t» <« tbe whip Wir« giving m Invito tUm to the bruUranimola th •n.*-. ' Wp h»ve t»xen that willj*fu” bxmT aa they are invited, withatt the indorseipem oTthe whip. Ynt wp find it • diffi­ cult matter tn omteol thto whip. It ia •art ly n mvage practice to' apply tbe bush before inviting Ute animate W Atfuve Jby ibe proper word*. /Vet that thia taa very common practice ef thoae who nrn not owner* oFthe; cattle. When ibe outimon whip lash is not thought to be bard enough fur the back* and noeen <>f entile, the walmU handle, one inch in diameter, ia used on lhe Doaea <»t oxen, to make them back a load up bill, before tbe cattle have ever been taught Di back an etnp'y cart up hill. Cattle raurt be made it«» obey—and tbe common laah, or » switch rtick. will lie sufficient fur breaking in. But we a*k for mercy <ni all cattle that are willing to do right aa anon a* lhe right is po nied out Many driven* of msen put lhe whip on first, before asking their pstienj teams to move. This is a npceies of Iwtrbarism Which all owners <4f cattle <>U{(lit tn pnihihit. It in so natural f»r people whom we hire fnun tbe interior, tn u«e force in the first instance, and gentleneu afterward, if at all. that particular cure should be exerted in regard to the treat­ ment of theircattle. Proper driving is an important item In husbandry. So many farmers now depend upon their help tn do their main wnrkl It is import­ ant f<»r him see that the work 5* prop eriy done. Tlie merciful man ia merci ful to hi* beast. Theftuill having been made in the condition* of AiHKil ;■rr-wn.i,M«sr> MAfprt,flr\ That piece knocked out of tour MafEteMastte tax Estate ol Orville Fbelp*. ’ ' ; , PBOBATEOfi!)iJt.-BTAT£Or MICBIGAl, County uf Barry, •». ! • At a session uf tb* Probate Court for the Coan o tv of Hairy, boldeu at the Probate Office, in tho village of Hasting*, on Tuesday th* I .th day of. June, in the year ooe tbouraird eight bund­ , red and sixty two; present, & C. Prindle, Judge I’WfcfcnW.r the edato of Orville Pbtlps, I . deceased. | | Ou'readrag aad-fiUng tb* petiHaa, dslyveriflrd ‘ nf Duncan Mcllsunal, praying, tec eeytara reasons „ , ...... .... ................................. .................... 'j therein acl furib^itai Hilbert Ktriker. ndrurai*one 11] north of range number seven |7| west, in I trafor irsivi of ui asid saiu estate, may ,i,«^ Le'xutburilrd mi and raid county of Barry, and State of Michigan. *x- rrqwied ‘to ronvev c*Haiti Rral total*:fa said. . cepting a atrip of land twentv rods wide off from petrU^opeoqfibML to the raid pet Imlrer. (u l>urtbo west aide of ateliland.-frraierly sold to Har­ 'auane* of a certain,ci'UUacl ajledgrd lobsrebec* , . vey Page, Icatercone1 hundred and forty acres made bv sawl deceased ib M» Ifc-iiinc* Threroten II i* order rd rtikt Tuesday, 4te 2t ib iucludte in Mid mortgage, wbcih will be sold, or ao much l hereof m a illpay th* demand with in- day qfiJiJs, A. P l^i. at ten <i<dock A. Jt,. be ^nu^durtnjjhepart^ut^ edy u the North American public. Dr. Ktavar wssdetermined to trot Ito medical p»»w for lb* rfmvfditera for whrtli F is prescribjd fa th* Houth Amrnesn Province*, ra it t* a fact sell •^•^■KJrtSIMS.XTraim. ' - which »u prepared expressly to meta tbo eslgeiMHM of tb* dtaeaa*. radevduped fa the tropica. Large suppliro w*ra sent u> Braril. Hncsos Aire*. two third* of tbe qnoitat for tbe mmber of bwebele of ehelled Com. Thhl i* wntW rel.srfrsUwlhrm baM bmh- OF THE MILLION ANKWERBD. RADWAY'S READY HEI.IEE Poaaesoea »ucb wonderful remedial powers as to Cure no many dtakraesof apparent opposite pbe“’wT’roply *ha* Rhdway'a Ready Relief ebief aad ♦ 10 00 it year in *vrry' family by On* BoUle • >f AMERICAN CEMEST CLtE. ‘ . PrirrUS Cvilti’pt’F tfutlfe. ■ Tfter 25 Crtila per Rot tie. Price 25 Cents p-r Buttle. meet important remedial elbcaey. is enneed Iu tbe immediau arrA^ •"4 i*» F‘,cac.r iu Price 25 Ceni* per B-'tt<c. Price 25 Cinta per Rutile. Price 25 Cents lier B.-lllr. Very Li bet al ’ to XVhofeaale feedactioa TERMS CASH. j ,<r 1ST For Nsli- bv all Ifrurgirt*. and Storckeaptte . generally throughout tbe country ’ JOHNS A CROM LEY, (Sde Maoufaeturcra.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Comer ef Liberty Street. speedy nutaralxra t>» sound and permanent bealtli. . It ia superior to all I novn remedies in popular use m aeieenfuig ayiuj fjr PURIFYING TUB BLOOD. ImpurtattC to lleiiise Oanm Iniporant to BttHiicm. Important-tvs Railroad Companies, ■ire a purr, clear, and rusesto hue of health nnd beauty tu ibe face aud nails and brilliancy U. tbe important tu Farnu-ra. 7b all whom thit may ronerm and it tan It is a pure and innocent preparation, all-paw eiful to do good, but never dues injury. IMPORTANT TO PAREhTH. There ia no metfieme In the known world, or pby aician. that has ever claimed tbe skill ol erad­ icating from the e> stem disease* inherited, by ------------------ --- ----- -parent to chib1. Thia great lADWAY'ri RENOVATING eernt JOHNS A CROSI.ET8 CEMENT ROOFING, IThSv*VEXTn IIht ■jrapfiuuq, < x hi bit vil, Il w------------ -— --------- -— —. »v»lvm. In the earlv atagra uf 1'lbisia ur Cm»Kuinpiion, FiU.Hcrofult.u4l is caroouf aore bnut ulevra. luniura. Laeku> eo«gb,bn«cluu*,ib*^*e of Radwav’* Renovating Resolvent will extermin­ ate tfiv trinauntted dtwa^torm tbe ryatem. and ni.kr (what the farcatslaegltetad.y* round and healthy body. CHRONIC DISEASE. , . Another elaaa of diaeoaca that DO other raedieroded in achieving, move tlisu in mervl v palHet:ng tbe suflerings of the patient, which Had way's Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, is that of (,'bronic Diseases that have invested th* »ystem for years, such as chronic Rheumatism, Gout Scrofula«l.v*pei>aiB, byphilie, and diseases in­ duced by Bie uywliciuus nse ufcalotacl. mercury, qniiiine.'Aiscase* «>f the Liver, Spleen, Gall, Hinda*r. Kiifaev s. Spine. Ac., all of which diseases RadwayReady Berolrrot will eradicate, and secure io th* paiieut a new lease of life. T epree nf RADWAYKRENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT i» •i.oO per bottle. Dose, a taa-apoon twite tall, half an hour after each maxi. Sold by druggists and merchant* everywbtrd. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS Arc superior to all porgetive or cathartic pills, powders, mineral aud avidlits waters, in tbs Croat* ment and euro uf 1 ' COSTI VEN EHH, iHFKPAIA. ----------- —UK HEADACHE, INFLAMATWN OF THE BOWKI.m, NERY0DKNE8H. MELANCHOLY, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, The cheapest and aod darable KooKsj la not recommended by ua, nor prescribed for •MBanyirsri tiea'ofdlaeU* usaVCry jAyaicisn hf lb* practice of medicine prescribe* t'aloaM-l. Mer­ cury. Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and fiber thvuritehobys of tbe profession. It t* swell known fact thpt tnataety eaHrxnrtaCvno hsiulrvd, n» tba system _.—. —------- -tsgiout.and fnfecliou. diseases—ao hav* lb* fo<-u to establish the truth of uur strtemcula. ackowwl edged by IhouMnds whu have proved lu uttfailing power* on their own peroou*. Go where you will, speak of Radwav'a Readr Rebel, in any •ssrtnblage of prrxuxa, aoui* one or mure will tear witatM of deriving benefit from iu use. IN MILITARY CAM PR. There is no piece ao well calculated to teat th* UMfulnera of a Mrcrific mevtimsa M a militarv esmp. Radw*x * Ready Relict baa been oaed fa almost every ca»p throughout the (irand Ar­ my of the Unkm. with Uta hapgieM^ceeaa. (.ot­ ters from Brigade and Rexinirntal sargaon*. offi «*■•-end pnvatro.asauro “»thrt Rapway's Ready Relief h*> contributed more to the protection uf th* truo[>* against dines**, and to lb* use and comfort ol Hie sick, than all other tnsdiefaee uted or means suggested by the Biedica) authortUre. radway’s RKADT KKUKF WILL STOP PAIX tiveneoa, Indigtslion.Lircr complaint. Dyspepsia will denva inimcciafe bei>eBt bv taking a eoae uf these PHI*. Aft*r thoroughly cleansing tbe bowels of it* relsined humors, by a free purge, two to four per dav, for e week ur ton day shrill restore , ••orv, Toovusenx. sasnes, rxca acas, san acas. the Jiv*r, b .wets, pancreas, kidsey*. and aM afbw organa «f tbe ay.iem to the hdfltfty petfotmanee Numbness. Swolen joint*. Npratna, I-aaieneaa. Ruddro P*ln 10 ‘i,eK'dne}r‘* Wu‘“>‘U.»’*i* fa the DR. RAD WAY'S PILL8. BMAtBWG. PLEUAH A HCiCNTIFfC PURGATIVE. HinSE,PM5 lN iUK 8lUE* tiHoubDElUi, We have th* medicinal properties of tba mert efficient pla>-ta, roots, herbs, gums, and balsams Its use will, fa a few rainulea, reliev* you of train tn th* vogutobis kfagdosa- la each-«f tbs* little and iu continued u-e cure ' ou uf tbo ouroplaint. pills He* s mysuriiiM power, for in each pill is CH1CUNIU KHEU M ATfo.M-Ab 1 H M A oombihvd v e eletaenU of health regeMratioa, 8LKEPLES8 NIGHTS. strength and life. Person* win suffer with Dyspepsia, I.lrereomUt those who cannot .njuv an hnur’a ealm ■ loan m.k. ■ ret.l ro-U U .„ ___ J" ’ plsnit, EDlarxemettCf tLeripw**, Jaundice, kid ury complaints. Palpitation uf th* b art, aud th* evil effects nxtaoed try the excessive uso of Mer­ cury, Quinine, Corroaiva Hublunato, Opium. To­ bacco. l ocal .Stimuhrol*. and eapoouro to Fail L Lead. Ac., will ted tn Rod way’s Bagulaling PUta a pannaucat cure. , RADWAYH REGULATING PILLS Are th* only vegetable substitute for Calomel, Mercury, Qtun I us, and their kindred drag*. Ihxt have ever teen diaenvered, aod ttra oalv pills in use that will secure to the natunt tho bmefiefal effrots,in phr-Liver and other gtaate qf ibe sys­ . euhic IncUe in a beeped boaUl. and take .a ■ PR0HA T£O^/>A».-8TATEDFMTCniGAN, CocMI uc B*un. s*. , 1 Al a *a»*iui> ui tjie Pretete Court for lb* coun­ ty of lUrrv. holden *1 the I rulnrlr Office, in the vnlage uf Hssungd. on Monday, the mxlecatli day of Juie. in Uio year »n* tbuuMnd eight hundred aud sixty-two. P--------- ------------- a *' Pnndte. Judge of Probate. Able Draper, I . A QUESTION llro-tremmeul of such dbeosea and tnaladiea. Estate of Able Draper. S 11 W IJ. MMIllAl.MAMMI* luo-wte-^rnddy teller tb* dtaobted aod diaearoatriakro *uBarrc Irom 1IJW ’ A LIVING DEATH, 1 And rortoro him to bl* ftieod* fa a send aod h7tefureCp^m?ng thi. wonderful «»’ fete pet»onirTiii«t4*tv<Iin said rotate, are required to appear st a session of raid Court, tiros to teW- and It. horrible train uf conoomdant*. prevail fa dcu sk ill* {'rotate Office, n the Viilag* of Hrat­ -Ttarrroplca! regioa* of tbe Hou lb. to a much greati r and uxiro.arallgMHit tawroa ttan fa tb* North. ing*, and sliowxause. if. soy there te. why lb* Iu tact there I* scarcely a family in auv of th* praverof the petitioner should not be granted. AndHt te farther, ordered, that snd trortajaer South American Provinces thai ta .fr>* [from ur it* kindred dwcaoc*. Ji run* in tbe A -S3 ricrvtula. blood uf all ita Jirople. sod ho. broou.e «tabUte*d SwxcxKY A Allot, Suva. bearing.ibereuf, br causing a ropy of this order B* a couKtitutluual lufirmity. and k*» tallied the skill uf Iheir teJ4 I.hyaiciaus. With knowledge tqte uublirted fa .the lls-Uags Rarawe. ao*»*pspar printed in Mid rouutv.uf Barry for six of ttete laeu Dr. RaPwa i wm dvternnusd to tost successive weeks, luituedlstely previous to said MORTGAGE SALE. r‘ad'w7y's RENoVaTING IlESODVEST, one cents, |<ITI* xl.j and no proceeding, in law or equity having been instituted lur lbs recovery thereof: Ua reading aud tiling the ,-etition. didv verified Notice i* therefore hereby givM^thst by virtue of tbe slatuti. and a power of sal* contained in of Adam Elliutt,Exireiitor of the last .Will an-lTe*Mid mortgage, the prcnn.es described therein, to lament ol Mid declared, proving for certain reawit: Two-third, ot tbe nortb-ea.t quarter, aud sobriety, '*f frujtslity, <ff de th* north half of tbe north half of the south east quarter of section nutntier twenty-nine. its), and privaiiuns'tu be cheerfully bume. of an tbasouth half afatas H>utl»-wro* quarter of aectiou abridgi'inent of personal comfort, fur the aussbro Mr«q^M»U17.t|IJ i*L toWUaMp .Dltalber twd'(?) n6rib ot range number eight (») west, in nohleit nhjee* that can appeal tn the Mid county of Barry aud Slate of Michigan, two patriotic instinct. If. the tax inculcates hundred and eighty acrua, [ur so much thereof a« all other jietMioa interested iu said hMsIc. are ru these Iresim* and is mihmltted to from will MiistV Mid debt and intereat and coat.,] will quired tu spear. at a ees-ion of Mid court, then to be sold al 'publie anction or vendue, to the highest these motives, it will be like “thequality bidder, at the north front door of ibe Court Uuu-e. b.- Inddeu at the Probate Utticv. in Mie villaga ef ofinerey, twice blessed. ” improving lhe in tbe VillageaCJik*«ing». insmd cvmnty of Barry, Hastings, and show cause,if any there be. wbv that being IbeYilace for bolding lhe circuit court the prat er of the petitioner should.iu>t Im- granted. people while it saves tbe onintry. The for saidcuuntr, on Saturday the sixth day of Sep Aud it ia farther ordered that raid 1‘etitloner Americanit have heretofore I»een thie tetnber. x.u. ie4i. at on* o’clock, r a ot that dav. give notice tu the persons interested, iu said estate.' of the pendancy ol raht petition and Dated. May IM< CYRUS MANN, most extravagant people on the fare «»f the he«rri»y thereof, bv causing a Copy of this jelltl* Mortgages. the earth. There is no nation which order tu be publish rd In the' “Hastings Ilan Bwkxzet a Amur, Altya. tier." a newspaper, printed and clrcirtaiing in walks »n such endleM miles of carpetingM. Mid coun*y ot Barry, fur six successive weeks, which displays so much vanity in dres* uuutediatciy previow. to Mid dav of hearing. . hUKBMAN C. (KINDLE. ai-d upholstery, which consume* much (A true copy.) jeld Judge uf Piubste. animal fond, which so freely indulge* a taste for narcotics and wtimulanta. which so recklessly tampers with ita health by swallowing the ten thunsand nrrntnims sold by tbe patent medicine venders.— bate CoCtrt for tbe evuuly of Barry, huhlen at the Our appetite* and the:r progeny of ail­ ofliceof Ibc Register of Deeds, fur said county otGcr of toe Judge thereof, in Holings, on Mun­ ments, nur fiwlish extravagance, our of liarrv, on tbe ttb day uf December, A. D. I dub, day. tbe Ifitti day of Juue. one th<>n*an<f* eight Pie*eui, Hhiruiau U. al 12 o'clock. M.. in B>>ok D, of Mortgages, on hundred and sixty two. childk-M vanity, have lieen levying taxe* pages la» snd 121 ou which Mortgage there is 1'rindlr, Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe mute of William Cooney «n us in c«nipariwr»n with which the r.ew claimed to be due, at tbe date ot this notice, the deceaaed. impoaitions of the Government are bag Un reading and tiling the petition.duly verified, atellcs. It would require the diversitNi or in equity having been instituted for the recovery of Solon Doud tdininistral'ir of raid estate. prat­ intn the public treasury of hut a small thcrruf: 'Notice is therefore hereby given tbai by ing for reasons therein set forth that he mar bo liccnaedio sell certain real estate io aai,i petit ou part of what we yearly Mtcrifice tn hurt­ virtue uf the statute, and a power of sale contained described fur the purpose nf paying tbe debts in raid mortgage, tbe premises described therein, fol t astew and foolish pride to create a tn wit., tbe north-weal quarter of section No. uf Mid deceased and e<pet>a«*el AdminUtration. Tbereupuu. it I.ordered that Munds.. the 2^lh sinking fund which <nold speedily extin- thiny two, (W) of township No. three (») north day uf July. lH6z.at irno'vkal in th*' forqnoan. range No. nine 19) west, tn said Barry county Our ' pt gnith tbe debt created by the war. and Mtateof Michigan, one hundred aud sixty be aroigued for the liraring of .aid (etiiion.and taxes may teach economy, but will cause acres, more or leas, or so much ibereuf as will that tb* heirs at law ol Mid deceased, and all olhur person. int< rested in said --state are required on suffering. There arc few people Mtiafy said mortgage with interest and coals, will to appear al a orosinn uf said Court, then Io be be sold at public auction ur vendue, to lite highest among ua who Fannnt diminish their bidder, at the Court House in the village of Has­ bidden at tbe I’robats Udrcc.lo lhe village of Has consumption and still live in comfort— tings. that being tbe place for holding tbe Circuit ting., and show cause, if any there be, why th* Court ia said county of Barry, and State uf Mich­ prayer of the petitioner should su>wbe granted. The health, morals, patrintis sentiment, igan.on tbe sixth day uf Bepicmbcr, A. D. 1861^ And it. ia further ordered, that Hie petitioner give notice to all perauti* interested tn said e*tate and cheerfulness of our people will prob­ at one o'clock, P. M. of that day. of the pendancy of said petition, and th* bearing Dated, May *». HH3.ably be strengthened by the frugality, tiierwin. by causing a cony of this notice and HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. and forethought which our new circum­ JelltlS Assignees uf Mortgage. order tn b* published in the ** drotings Hanner*' a cw.paper printed and circulating In said coun­ stances render necessary ; and, in thh SwcxzKY a Allxx, Attys. % ty of Harry, fur .lx sueoe.slve weeks, immedi­ view, nur heavy taxes, if not a blessing, ately protiuM to Mid day of hearing [A true copy.) BHEltMAN C. PKINDI.R. are at least ao evil with compensatory CHANCERY SALE­ j«I8 Judge of Probate. mitigations. TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tba Circuit Court for theeoitiity of Barry—in Chancery. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. CitarUt E. SttWt,Complainant, I A Gn«o Wash for Trim.—I tend STATE OF MICHIGAN.I vs. >( Foreclosure.) ynn n receipt fur awt<h for trees, recCotixrr or Bahut ( • Phillip LtOMrd, Defendant. ) In the uirtter uf the estate of Charles C. Griffin nmm-nded w»»ne years since by Pmf. N nnrauanee end by virtue of a Decree «f the Mnpee. in the N. Y. Trihnnt. I bare Circuit Court forlboCounty of Barry, In Chan* Notice ia hereby given, eery, made on tbe sixteenth day uf January, in um-d it, and it i» the best I have ever that by virtue of a license granted to me,'by tho the' veer of our Lord oue thouMiid eight uuudred Probate Court of said county of llarrr. I shall tried : and sixty-two. in a certain esuoa therein pending, sell at public auction to the' highest bidder, al Put on the fire an imn wot, and heat it wherein Charles E- Xmith t* complainant, and the North Door of tbs Court House in the villaga Phillip Leonard is Defendant: Nolic* is hereby red hot. then put into it one pound «•! of Hastings n tbe county of Bsrrjr. Michigan, on given, that I. the undersigucd.Circuil Court Com Mouday tbe <ih day ol A i. gnat, l -4i.at u-n o'clock aal m-da. When it is alwint dune blob missioncr, In .nd fur Ibe county uf Barry, will in the'forenoon, the following described lands, br-ring, (it hums ainiilnr U» ahtn>3 My ■ell at public auction or vendue, to tbe highest belonging to Mid deceased: The Ninth East *'f **>« North East quarter < of about ten minutes, take it nut, and add bidder, ou th* twenty-aixtb [2> th] day of July, quarter A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty two, section Na. nine 10] in town throe (-] North of to it one gallon of soft water. at one o'clock ur th* afternoon uf that day, at range eight [«] West, and containing Forty ceres The beauty of thia wash ia, that it d'»ea the north front door of tbe Court House, in the uf land morn or leas, being in the County of Bar­ village of liMtings, in Mid county, tbe land* and its own aeoiiring. You need only tn ap­ tenements described in the mortgage, Mt forth ry and Stale of Mirbigan JAMFS HATHAWAY, Administrator. ply it with a brush nr awab, and when in thu bill of oumplaint. and described in Raid Dated Hastings, June 10, l0d2 jell tbe rain washes It off. lhe bark will shine decree as follows, to -wit: A evrtam tract or par­ cel of land, situated, in the county of Barry, and like varnish. It instantly kills every­ State of Michigan, described m follows, tu wit: thing of the inaeet kind with which it South half of north-east quarter of section number In the matter of tberotate of Martin C Burge, cornea in contact, and dues nut injure the Iste of lhe oouuty uf Barry, deceased. In pursuance of a licrne*- giai<ji-d to me by the tfenderest leaves. Probata Court of Mid County. 1 shall expose to janSXtT Orctil Court Lbrnnnrofoarr. sale st Public auction tn the highest bidder at Batcw a Dktob. Solicitor, for Complainant. Uis North iloor of the (h.urt House, in the vil Doted at Hasting*, JuaaH. lfid*. , Jell ^^t'tfiko Lxan dt R<x>nt.—For the lage of,tymtingsr -in tbe county of Barry, and mate et’Mihigaa. eq- Monday, tbe «•* day benefit of such of oar road er* who mnv ofAugau. IMS. al one o'clock, in.the aftorneoo he «nn«»yefl hy lenky ruffs, we ptthli.h CHANCERY SAL’E. tbe following lands belonging to tbe aaia rotate. tha following, which i« represented to be 'TATE OF MICHIGAN.—TbeCircuit C • good remedy. We prew.nic it to be The Wret bair[U]uftha South Wert qiurter I tbe erointyef Barry? tu chaneery. (Xi of section ll.iity-one,(JI,| continuing seveneffectual, provided the leak is not too Caaauta E. Surra. UnapfasMaA ty-s*v«n(;7i and ecieutr-bve huudrrtbs acres of 4aud in town two |tt) North of rang* nin* [»] ' Pattur L xoxard , [>'frodent. west, except tea acre* in a square .ona in the Taka 4 pnnnds nf main, one pint linbouth-West coiner ol said piaML, zv a wear1 •eed nil nnd »>ne ounce red led, simmer JU.-IAH BDi.GE. JErcrarro. together, nnd apply while hot. Dated, Jun* 16, IMA J*id We have no doubt It k tn excellent receive, and* tHe cement may be applied wjT.r'iTESjTiwwteAw. it ■ ' forBHhcm* oompl of Michigan, on i be atxth day of September. A. D. 1061. at «ne o'clock in the afternoon of acid day. Dated. May XU, IMS. j-m.i' ■< WES?kS£k From the New York World. While political tri<lc»teii» and dernagopiea nnd drinker* uf taxed liquors are chewing the tax bill ■■ a cud nf uwe«*t and kO^r fancies, it will be pondered by lhe fiB^tniw «>f hmeat citizens in quite a ■Krtbit spirit. Tn these it will he a to olher purpoeee. r „ WLUI10B cosruum . unl» r*0M *«• lULSOK auxxn- liens of tba peUmc.IL i:5TT vCiJLUXFAFR FILL* No* naly purify the btood. aad extract ftesa H Tbl* article baa been ibnenugbly tested in K*w York and *11 ports of th* United State*. Canada, West Indies, Mid Central aud South America, oa build ng* of all kind*, snob a* FACToaiaa. Foran<•**. Curai-Hra. Rail Roau hsr-ns. Cara, and so Praue BrtLuixua generally. (•uKtaxMi xv Ucil> isca. A*.; by the principal ItriLucs*. AnmiTxcr*, au'l other*, and ha* proved |.. be IbcC'DEAJ'MsT and MUST DUR ABLE RUOFINtt in use; it i* in roerv rwiieet A FIRE. WATER. U EATHER and TIME PROOF coveriag for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. * Thit i» IhrOXL I'natrrM ataavftcivrfd io Ut I'oitfJ SMot which cambine the ctesirabte Proper­ lies o EMutilf end borobiiitp. which are oaiversallv acknowledged to he possessed by GUTTA PERCHa AND INDIA RUBBER N«» Heat is required in mukingapplication The expenM of applying it ia but triling, w aa ordinary Root can te covered aud lintated tk» It cun br applird by atty <me, and when fiuiabed fonna a perfecilr Fisa Paoor •Krfaw.wiili an elMtie body, wbhh can not te in­ jured by II**r. Cbm or HTOBM*.SnaiXKUO of Hour Boards, or any external aefiou whatever. GUTTA PEltCHA CEMENT, For Gutting Mrtils nf all Kinds-when rX|KMKd to tbe AclitMt wi the WraUicr, ntxl F»r erewrvlxx u< Repslrisg Mrlxl Rub »t all kite. This tho mtlg Oatpttiiiot htttet which rriffree. eM/«4tara.te,rfrcWoteiV*.^.«U tero-r«. /er tuylnpU Of rA„, appituU m uwteb. to which it adhere* firah. tanning a bodr equal to three LAbT THREE ffius AH LUNG; and from ua elasticity U not injured by the cutitructlon snd expansion of TIN ur utter METAL ROOFS, cosaoqueat upon suddeu chaegra of tb* a anther. ‘WH- iSST-SMi®* ’* com* °R KDW »■ WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.W ASH OFF. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS ran be repaired with GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT aud pmv*. ted from turtter rorrostou abd leak­ ing maar xm* si»a * rxarscn-T wanta nrorr � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-16.pdf e96385450d87982de219a9a99352f011 PDF Text Text aOHIT8AH ’i 1WCI 1ST "MJ iBitiz h/ f UteulsW f V rw7 Mb i“jiu-»rb baa ,t>iwq<iiq I »•< aux «in j ■ -stjxm «J ill lit ■SYrt'ii Hfr* I>r W:..'.w r iMttfc “ OO . j '. s»t; v.p > qir-b St ..^^ASraS-L c_ .'j ' BuW WU ?.) I! VOL 7. fir j'./. ,Y ^Tilings Nanntr, KKlrPEK * BCRB0V8, WXL r~- ip, w fully comtriunlcative, and listening 'alien- I r Ma her mWtresa to ttn pUl daig^ tively.Lucy heard that they bad been dent , out from Springfield, wrth some fifty other*; lb see tf anything could; be, seen of the advance guard of Fremarn’* M-my, t “d 8— Motbars who alt in dumb terror sad dread, who were supposed to be In the yieftifty.. ll.&M, ,, C.l™„ Holding that terrible Hal; . stotdy The .work* employ five hundred .men, once and mail subscribers, tl per annum, if She founa that this party had" been Fearing to look, leaf you Bet mid the dead » . At all engaged in making the PrifVU fifirid •topping at ofte house ana Another,-drink­ L. W. WINO. The oamo of the boy you. have kiaacd. Jngonvi cannon and the solid shot and shell *Ui»d ADVKATUntO. last the day ,was’our*. ,ari4. •* Zagonyi ing and devastating, and Vrity naturally OF THE PEACE. Will .Hand to th. wound to this kind of ordnance. JWKiaaed e*et> aa thoee In angulah and pain, One square, of tpo ■ lines, or lean, 50 cents for had divided, and that Armitrong meant' gathered the remalriii'cif h!» force around eolloetion of debt, tad .11 ether bu»ine»» tlini-«K> imvw, • fee dw d^»X Xfitt who SUpfiTpletids th* WOpty, IS * Hu precious foees of clay, lbs first, add *5 coats for each subsequent inser­ -be am-anatbraWli- back, be vwwim could not pwtaiNM to hi. office with fld.I Uy *»d prompt ­ to writ till the rest came up, and start Wm criunt the deal, and it took not long to Lgraduate of the miller eadbj^Hj^ ER. Frau you would, had you shuddering lain tion. ▲ liberal discount to yearly advertisers. fur the town,together from tier house.— The dear one tn grave elotbes away. number th« was Luey uTStfrri She likewise’ learned that they had not number the living. living.. .-.Whyrp Wb?yp; FMjLuey Job .ad Card Printing. •• -1 -v ” ope -------of e.u —-Lt —resigned, end now devotes nis *nnro «v Hardly thqwe.j bloody, 1 seen any thing <>f the Lincoln soldier*.— Dudley I pity you, sitting with facssao whits, Alt hiiOt (W, /Arou'WH, OrfaUyecaarf teriUcm to sdenlMUo kreestlgarifins ccmblackened face* but could tell ( pt eothe 1 She gave them their full ofliquor, *he let Striving to parry the blow; nectcd with cannon and. wious, ptojoetfartj Pri»a»f tteatad ea fieri noliet, cad at them eat the best the house afforded, and gnod deed she did for tSmttrffliririg thoto i I know how that namo will torture you ■ as she was taking a pitcher to get - more long, dreadful hours. Even while they iles. Can fixthoa tho doptb o< your woo. Tho practical result* sought by inven­ whiskey hflr keen ear* caught the sound were speaking of her ahw came in eight, tors aro-to increase the effective range of of a distant fife. Armstrong heard it, too, not mounted on the brown mare, but io­ cannon y to throw a shot or shell of great By this crushing weight of despair, and, with an oath, said them laxy lubbers stead the mare wa* harnessed, with a mar- । weight—two or three hundred poonds«rI know bow you too will shudder and start, of his were at last coming, and the old ket wagon, and its broad bottom Wa» cov­ •without making the gon eo Utgo es Beading that dear-loved name there. woman must take some more dodgers ered with- woewJed Hotelier*.- She w** *to be unmanageable and incapable of walking beside it, teeldtaglba rehw^fook. along. I know that you'll bush that passionate cry. tTM^porUlioo in the presence of an , ene­ Lucy had taken the pitcher, and closing ing fearfully pale and. tired; for, now Thinking of him as be lies. my. These advantages are attained by the door behind her, almost flew out into the excitement wm pa**edLher. worpan. With beautiful face upturned to the sky, the Parrott gun, and hence make iib su­ Death veiling the glorious eyes. the yard, and taking the oldest boy by the hood waa uppermost, and her only care perior to ths Cnlumbisd, tho Dahlgren GRANT A SPAULDING, shoulder, said in a terribly hoarae voice. was to help the wounded and comfort ur tho Armstrong. By means of a band "Fighting he frill” Docs a feeling of pride, HASTINGS the dy ing. They knew *he waa taking . “Tom, run for your life over the mow. EALERS In all kind, of dry, KOod».croc«riea. af wrought Iron which surround* ft* Lighten your grief ■« you think. crockery, Ac. Stale eL,at the post office. ing, through the lane, and tell those men their aoffering comrade* u* the *helUr of , breech, creat strength is secured, and by Dow brave was the boy that went from your side her home, and not a man, from the Ma ­ you will meet, to take down their-flag the use of elongated or conical <b°^ * How he would not falter or shrink t stop playing Yankee Doodle, aod come jor downward would have been eagpr to smaller bore is required, and hmwe lees The mother’s love triumphs. Men call women through the lane with you, and they can escort her.iiufabe refuaed them all ; and weight of metal ia the gun. The wgs MANON ALLEN, when the major pressed the matter,-ehe get every one of these men. Now don’t weak, of 200-pouuders to between four and five oberts triker EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro Ay, well, perhaps it is so! let tho grass grow under your feet, my told them the knew the way better than miles. At ths distance of three mfle* 4 .<0, flish, butter, lard. pork, aad grain ol they did, and wm aafe enough alone. — I know there are turn e’en now on my cheek boy." all kind Also toys candies, etc . etc. btoro in 200-pound shot can be thrown so as tt/Tril For the boy that's lying so low. The wind h*d brought to her ears, what They gathered around her ; they called Californ a Block. State street. Hastings, Mich. within the space' of twenty Ibev square. it never whispered to those drunken men her all noL1e,n«fr>t6 Wfie*, fiuch a* men The itrliri velocity of the bell is.4welvo uab in moment* of elevation of eonlf but D. C. HAWLEY, that instead of their comrades, tbeir stern­ Jl?BT RECEIVED hundred foot per second, and the whole DEALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, est foes would be around them. And all she looked *urpri*ed#nd answered almost Thinking perchance, that my darling is there— distsnre is accomplished In about seven­ Stone and Wooden ware, and a 0*’’*’** her energies were directed to keeping coldly, “W.hy shouldn’t 1 do wbnt I could? •ortment of Provisions. Also Notary Public. teen seconds. . a new and moat complete assortment of them still in the ignorance so fatal to my grandmother did more at Bunker The power of the lOOpnunarr Parrott Hill, and my grandfatt^r died at Con­ But still there'* a thought that covers my woe— them. has been tested on wrought-iron pintas, DRUGS AND MEDICINE*, Above there's a glorified list; Meanwhile Tommy’s tow head shot cord." RORRRTS Ar NTRIKER, They bent !ow_before her a* she turned thicker than the armor of the Monitor.— over the mowing, over the wall, through R ILERS in drugs, medicines, patent medi­ ^Chemical*, Paints, Oils, Cam­ At a distance of fifty feet a plate eight cines. prints, nila. turpentine, burning fluid. the narrow lane, reaching ths great road •way, nnd not one of those strong handed phene, Bnruing Fluid, and a half inches thick, inclined at an just ss a mounted band of men came in German fellows will ever forget the wb- angle of twenty degrees, was broken TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. canes. BiniinnrrT. . man wtio fought side by side with them sight. He mounted a stump, waved his Holbrook's New Block, Hastings, Mich. glisttllaiiB. through the middle, vertically; by the at the'batlle of Springfield. Horn* 1 she jacket, and the foremost of the party went to find her old mother dead, and first shot. So convinced is the Govern­ stopped. the children hiding treating reb­ ment of the power and accuracy of these “ What is it, boy 1" MAJOR ZICOJT1I OVIDE. guns that Cnptrin Parrott ha* an order “Marm wants your, fifing man to stop els ; but the flag still waved, and a* the to furnish as many as he can make by ?r FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL TTORNEYS ATLAWsnd Solicitors in Chan­ playing that thing, and have down that poor, pale fellows In the carl caught sight craploving all the force that can work’to cre Particular attention paid to Conveyof its blessed folds, they gave rfeeble PURPOSES,OKLY^el ere flag, and come up to our house tbrouh the foundry. BiX hundred bare be«> khout touching In Its weakness. ...i.r, im ,S!TZf From the Springfield Republic**. the lane. Come on. sent to various fortificationsand divlamns On the morning of the 24lb day of last He was starting, but Zagonyi stopped All through the winter she nursed and of the army-10, 24, 100 and 200 pousdtiusinra”. _ ... . October, a somewhat hovel scene unrolled him. । “I do not understand, boy ; what fed that household of sufferers, and as one ers, with others of intermediate calibre. one. in the Court Ilcuse, Hashes*. Mich. itself before the dooirof a quiet faftn house (does she wantl" after another grew strong and left her, It was a 200 pound Parrott Which reoecd about two mile* from Springfield, MisTom was indignant. “Wants you to and all shs asked of them was that they the evacuation of Yorktown arid- the re­ soun. Two women and three young lad* nab । some seccshers up to our bouse ; but would strike manly blows for their coun­ DANIEL COOK, treat of Besuregard from Corinth. ’ USTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and had just reii*ed a very modest little flag ; you , needn’t come if you don’t wanter.” try, and keep always the noble war cry । These gun* are c**t in the usual man­ Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of and n* the wind floated it gmcefully in ' Something in hi* face struck one of the ofZagonyi, “the Union, and Tremont,’ such a> . ner and then transferred' to the turning debts and all olher business pertaining to hmoffice. the air, they gave three oheera for the । close to their heart*. I thank" God for men. and he said, “ Who is your msrm. TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, . platform, where they are cot down totbe Office in Goodyear’s block, up stairs. Stare nnd Stripes, cheer* which if not’ I| mxv.I”,. PRUNES. FIGS. RAMIXS. CODFISH; th^t woman ; rio Dudley that eVer,U on. proper diameter, after which they Pr**ent * spurs in the olden days had, a, braver' or the appearance of highly polished steel. “Lucy Dudley." in feet, evervthing in the Grocery Hoe. such as loud were ecrtainlv hearty. The young 1. A. HOLBROOK, er of the w omen, Lucy Dudley, mother “Go ahead. Major," shouted the fellow. more loving'heart tnnn hers. ' TTORNEY and Counselor st Law, Solicitor in They sre next bored out »t»d paseed Into Cbancerv. General Land and Tax Agent. nf the boy*. Mood gazing up to it. and as “ > She’s true blood ; they shot her busband the hriidk of the rifler.' The process of Office, s^ond story of Rower's block. ahe that gazed, her face put on a look of h , month ago." rifling is by a simple gouge working so (CTDnczsT ^xfiT’jm’janr Zagonyi, followed by a portion of hi* stern determinathm. and she muttered A few week* since' the rifortkVwtewin* as to give the proper twisL. One grove J. M. RUSSELL. low between Her nlmoat cl»»*ed teeth, “It men, wheeled into the Ians, trying to keep And CookiM Extracts, N . ,.r_ . r rrx.- —nn» nn«*C9 HYSICIAN and Snrgeen. Offiee tn RuMell'i of Joseph Bonaparte,ex King bf Spain, . shnn.t come down again while*I live.' Tommy in sight; >nd soon they came in THE SPECIAL HEXEFTT OF THE LftDJX*. .tore. State street.' - •' ' were depicted in th*i Vicinity ofthdsVof “Yes ’twill, mother," broke In nne of view of the low house, and the, .noisy band; '^Tbl* surround* the breech, and w liishls'brntherv — Nap <> Won nbd Jerome — 1 JOHN ROBERT**, the boy*, “for the *ec«*hera are in town mirth of the Conrederateji w’as . distinctly benreth'the'dfrmeWtWlhsMIWfc There ibout one fifth the length of the C»noe. HYSICIAN andSurrcon. Dwellingo* Broad­ heard. Armstrong never suspected^ even again, and they’ll make you." was not fotodi cereriforiy Mbcitit It," neith­ It |* made of a wYought-lron bar, »*ry”g way, near the Court IIoboo. Hi* mother did not notice him, but ordering Mrs. Dudley .to ‘show em right er the Emnfirer nor the Empress being from t*o td trX incbee »»quare, according PENS. PENC1IA INKB. PAPER. EN­ iik’ She went to the doorand they need­ titming to the old woman, said, present It 1« *nW tn be ‘lire mtentidn of to the cifibre. -• TM. Mr * H.P« CHERRY, toja VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., fie. ed pot that she‘^ould speak ; her mere-' William’s soke, m«th*r, we’ll keep It up. theEmporer to collect the stdtthred re­ white beat and then twisted ln»a spiral Even Iwforc sin* bad done speaking, the iOg, eager look ftld everything, piey Upon our sbetvee mey be lo.nd all Of th by • mains of his dead relatives, and deposit arid- wrided Mito a cylindrical r^Xtrl^wauK^^sound ol hor-.es’ feet whh heard, and the Hiirroimded (he room i Zagonyi’a clear them ’’alt In. thd fovnWes, makhw that powerful trip hammer. The diameter MOST POPULAR ,. youngest l-v. clinging her drew, tvird vnice oidet^d those within to surrender, noble bullding the mfcdsoleum of tbw ltel- wfthaUmd W little leto tl» ftn« ^ .ft* to draw her into fli* house, erViifJt oo<. wljll- at the aamc.timc the fifer gave an nrrparteii.":Now thiey r*stf'mns*-«»rtkem, breech <»rthe gun. h »• mafli hot, l. II. HTEWABT, “There tliev come; O, : trtntber,‘/unF’ vxulhmt— . in foreign lands. Jwsrfph, uMil’hl* reostit *nd • whil« '’expehded fiaedupon fte * TTOBSHT C—“ AUJ’KSit' The old grand mother retreafird behiWi , /‘Yankee Doodle’s comriin town. removal, lay in Iha Qhuesh ivfSanta Croce, brecdh/wfiert lt riiTink* firmty into ttt the door trembling visibly, bet ths moft-; in Flormees /rNo*Ui«fldrfi^ole<>n the blade M«d forrtl* olmfrat a wrilfl' portion "Yankee Doodle dandy.” hL». Ltd- Cn,k. er.slo«l firm, awaiting the men whom she Great, fiodJecpmejare burled in tb^ In- of tie ffitottort. Tbid precew I* Michigan. ; ■ knp.w only too well. Duly- ,qje .Ijttle Arrnitrtfng as* the tfipand fired his. tb- Vjidev Uu)«, ihiWw! $r.<h^ prpv"1 m*i* principle by which tire* are fitted ,7,71'1.-:.- < J. M. NEVINS. ' WVeil hlttinjt the grief-haired old grandmonth ago they shot doytp her husband, Emporer, 1* a St Lep. ,ln. L»- xo carriage' wheels. The atreng*, ftss* ,,)l vrervlbing in oiw-une m irnprlike * d«>g, liecau*® he said |ii* Iputo *■* mAlher. leveliraf her with the g^W.— .cipit at C*ninor in .Italy. CamAphl mreined la greater than that of anyAinp® Nobody noticed the shot excepting Toin, . nia own. and he should hoist casting, however thick. Fur* 100pound•nd hr he lirild her bleeding head upoh flag rernu-d to him best ovv iU Thej H a^*F of wreoghl irow ftor.ieebes his knues, he never shed A tekr, but be shot hiiu befine her ayes, .find hr* heart a •Mtare and 69 free img i* retired ; is on one of Commodprie Toole ’ s gun ­ bled hnd sprinkled the very gro -nd 'pounder, eighty -fi*e foot of five ^MMhea where she afood, and I welder Jtut that boats as a po'wdrt-wmnkey tb-dfty, nnd he square; SOO-pounder, one hundred feet, * TTORNKY end 'rtc.ribr birtdfi h charge but hp thinkfl 'bf the l«w.k of her *y«i wa*M*rctly worpan six inches square. ' *” ’ .. ‘ that terrible boor. One'or two on both h. Down the road thev oame, ajOfwe® Tbecout of thA smallest gwn—0 peaindride* were wonnded;' but: the struggle Cunfoderate ruffian*, called . *oldier*. by ri4 iw twhhundred dollars; for 200 pounft their brink ___ wab iiMin nrtfr. Urid-the rebeli msrebpd courte*y.*nd “chHalry? by Mr. Wm. ere two thcAiaand dollars each, which ia Barry CoaMy. Michigan, rint.bmmd tojjetWri with old fl»1n< teHW Viraw. A v.r» pr.U/ ,ool,«^pq.tlK»<. Ruascll. They, were well armed and .d<^fc«pi?NJ>f4..iww. r*r«r4 .ij- ■aid to be one tenth the coat of the Arm­ ROBERTS A STRIKER. mounted, and a* they thundered *p to »be fheBWys vkty ff'kdty, fotriad.' JACOB FERRIS, ,nuli Id Eur..|» «oul3 ffltumjj. m»U strong gun. The ‘Charge of- powd«, ia Hatrncos M.stm A DM AuoJ W WWWV I«n <4 Wl., lb. door tlie leader shouted. "Down with that must btke the priiriWers With hl#; rar Attop^T, Cwwasaltor aad aaMeilor. ib t n« : (|_d Yankee rag; ifyou don t 111 blow mm bonldift bo spared to guard them, .NW IONIA, aacmOAN. rind ah U»ey 'were1 all W frbdt of the bouse;I ul ! ■' ■ ■ TT,> Y> Mi ■ k awly m iotan. Tho.eigbl ‘VoB&Ts*Striker”’ your brain* oul" before starting, Mrsi Dudleywho kncSr No nptice wpa taken, the woman might MS.We.tK.oiHl r.r**< B every inch of gn>und in, the vicinityf'Tin-, Ou M»tail lh.l .«t- e- <J"1«»1>'«1 M well becn □ “Luce Dudlev, don t ye bear mel and derttfok to tell them, a nearer med to the B. C. PRJNDLE, •hirt cowi- lb. IS* portd town. They *d not understand her ner jrauniw«>wf -------------------—■— , he pointed bi* revolver rt. hex, ,,I ' vous dlreetfone'-, hnd she started a* if to dmiMmKd P-P". ««w.» •!>•«««•» of w tk. IOh.ck ,1-11. ■ : “1 hear. Bill Armstrong.,,, . , l . TTh. mu™ of lbw. g’'« <• grinning *1 it. If* man offers anything go with them; then sbri « <«-________ ____ J. and- With “Blast yer picture, then why dont y» her dvittc mothert rind dre* neck, calling for sale al two ttMyS,*”3 ft* mindf , „ TfownyiHMh’thewfnmer’*^* to ft*” price is that charged when Jeff Davit: ^rM.«r^.l»ll,Ml> Hie. UlMfll -<*• •‘Because I , theplitoefo heri BteadT^ * .J,. Won’t, won’t>*r *»«* h®...^ air apg velocity of ovsrsis hundred mi ImBnt the dying wmrtkn’s ftfpCbpre* Circuit C’wurte—a—’ ' • kerniwed. H« ,«or« ra»M’ «!>>■ Ur» r.Un«d K*to fortWrPMtfr-fiftfift***, Mr.bMr, • stooped her. ’ "You go1 , Lucy ; he might M tri f I.____ i -n._ - - ------ utwin Lbc for ihjins ; " he,dlJ. “• ,h’ J""*QTATEOF MiCHWAXJhf make e mistake ; he Wit! taU -TW. i> !* raJ. J**-4 Ufrrie, and we will keep fteold Rag float ;><>. ilia .eveml lwama cl W _ moIImi I W.D1 U bera and J>all h^ve tl |>ara. 13 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, Stkttrt ftrrtrj. A’&SSJS? •rfOOCKSKLLOM »T L»W. JI Solicitor, in Chancery. Tu ud Inauranee 15«auitrB“'"“ “ ’llk J GREAT VICTOKY!! ^fastings' Uusintss §irectorn. Over High Prices, at the D DRUG STORE!!! R D & S , O A GROCERIES! J A P P PATENT MEDICINES (pITOAiP, £©& ©A£E p„d„ •5 S-'hwnnw WTO* “J ’"?2.JSSi H. N. BHELDON, rvooMTAI yjHouaa. , : jvrbd t.«w»wr • h*Lf" s™w.-b. •^2^1 “?***Sira Aortuu ‘ ^W^FTWool! You can »t>0"1 ma.and then pull lldown; TbV reserve in the larieby ‘ZaBdnyl's lars in confedcrato notes, nnwtoww |mv« wv Swdma nd b« •« Arrest- the rqwwtoreliM <4, U* dl**W W you certainly won’t before^ . ... } On. wan Jnailnd, “W. ^.’t c«h orderbsdrireMly emne «p. tod Lcity «d. lWoSawUW>Wi>.-l*»M»^M.'aWl...:...i -.■■V I only stayed to klw U>« Pft* ih'roali ; ' »e dno-l muri«,nd preeirimi face, then she mounted her fin n ."’Wtifei’iw W TO P»qi itixrt mare fifid fed Abo w*y. She gtrid- |U. M 0Mfc<lD.ll« U""Y^u have killed.»oniaa and '•* VV . rd tbmris*My ifi<bo»«rirerep.ih up v. ■■■> li ----- cw»-Aiu> EaaufiH QmcM.—It v» pe=l«^mure than U" ™«rSeveral of the mao. bld .mwhlwn X hare, fell,the thru.! and quailad berf-ee b« eve ini USgriwSffiSj •®vv>1-y py**?* jjuft while other, drew leader throwing up the w.ap«n pernreu ,p«.»t..--«Db h­ __ a. 'I'™VP^“lu« vlctuale and drink we’.p g„( tn hive, and we won’t go .nd^that THE pUCE TO GErWLCABD«>’“’“-K^ia end Irink । <»'>V having1, but If I am ' 1 have been taunted wUb'-bMBfi day soldUrt oh lW pavement of St. . a*00;. A«ti»y ion* dwJbwtwisfisIb anA’.rbto r«apW.wj».v.»b, ' n-<«nat •‘“a . �HAsrnrGB Bimra. .-mn of michjoam ■ootd b*r« ha MM. Full/ ’ . -1—__ L “Bebel prisoners say that lon^ evacuation of Corinth, troops kmbdp. Third, lULbrr. raprv lively small quantity <»f cotton ba* been destroyed in toe South, as the planters do what they out to save and not to de­ stroy their property. There will be an abundance, therefore, for the needs of commerce whenever the rebellion is end- nistaka, and productive of evil. Masers. Bice and Wilson followed in COX91EM. lime 50,000 had arrivt Id th* midst of exciting *v«uts in tho disadvantage to th* country. ur« been loot sight of. Nevertheless, the future historian will award to the Ftm CrwiMtlwt Artillery, writes to the ChW of Police at Hartford that in the th* country, than any half dozen o| ip several men ef Capt. Hazzard's battery back to spike the gun ifce wdj one lent to do, and questions still to be settled which demand to be grappled with by debate appended to thia, shows the views of Senators upon some of these subjects. Let ths people read and reflect, and when must spike the guns and leave them , but the boys said i “No, never while we have have fully mad* up their hands to draw them ! and Company L, Capt. Perkins, got a rope and hitched it they shall minds aa to the course which juatioe de­ mand*, lot.the people be heard. It is th* to one, while Company K, CapL Ager, people, and not th* President, Secretary followed with the other, and thus they of War, or Generals in the field, who drew them for over three miles, until ar* to save the Country. We call es­ they found teams to take their places. pecial attention to the remarks of Mr. Feaaenden, with regard to deceiving th* public about war news. The despatches ington, held a meeting, Thursday even­ that go to the people, outrival in men­ ing, and nominated Col. C. F. Trigg, of dacity the bogus dispatches of the rebels Knoxville, as their candidate to succeed themselves. From the 10,000 prison­ the deposed Judge Humphreys of the ers captured by Gen. Pope, to the 1,000 United States Court. Col. Trigg is a inih, and thura 7fi^00 the flower of Bean­ regard’s srmy. . “I infer, from what these officers say, that the sight forte u* the north and east of Richmond are earthworks, and are not of any great strength. They rely mainh for the defense of the city upon Fart Darling, the obstruction* and ■ batteries in the James River, and upon the fight­ ing of their troops. They declare that it ts an utter impoesibity for the Union army to take Richmuud, either by land or water—by land on the account of the number of troops, and by water on ac­ count of the defenses of the James River. Of the latter. Fort Darling is only one; beside* this fort, three iron'battcrie* have also been erected, mounted with heavy guns, and casemates for the protection of the gunboat*. There are also two sub­ merged batteries, each one containing five loos of powder, connected with the mainland batteries by wires, and so ar­ ranged aa to explode'at any desired in­ stant 'kAa regards the obstuctioos sunk and driven into the bed of thu river, they are such aa will require a vast amount of time and labor to remove; that it can never be done under the fire of their guns, and no vessel can para while they re­ main." ’ the corn crop should also foil, famine, as well aa the other horrors of war will be the late of.ths South Fortress Monroe, July 11. As the steamer Daniel Webster was going up James river, she was fired on opposite Fort Powhattan by the rebels. No one was injured. The rebels have entirely forsaken the front of our army. Not a rebel soldier is to be seen, and nona within several miles. It is the opinion that the rebels will soon be beard from in some other quarter. Cairo, July IX Gov. 8 prague. of Rhode Island, arrived this morning from Corinth, and leaves to-day for the East. Information from White River says that Gen. Hindman ordered all the inhab­ itants in Gauley Ridge to hum their pro­ vision* and shoot their cattle. Gen Curtis bad divided his forces, a portion being between Cash and White rivers, and the other east of Cash river, and seventy-five miles from the city of Memphis. Louisville, July 12. hare spared their friend*aa much as they could. We have treated the secession­ ists and UnioBiate just about the asm*. Three time* have the rebels marched down the valley, and now for the third time we are driving them back again.— Every time th* men have to procure fire for cooking and food to sustain them, and ev*ry time the rail fence* and live stock have had to *uffer. *o that now, be­ tween Winchester and Stssburg, there is hardly a wooden fence untouched, and many are entirely gone. This has thrown the Geld* open to every stray beast that comes along, and, as a conse­ quence, the grain 'growing by the aide of the road ha* been trampled down and destroyed. The beef cattle that *0 e left by Jackson after hi* first trip to Winchester were taken by our troops on the pursuit; the chickens have long since disappeared; everything eatable disap­ pears as soon as it is found; the bact-n, which I used to think I never should see the end of, ia almost oonaumed, and were il not for vegetables and fruit many of the inhabitants would soon bo reduced to a state of starvation. As it is, if the present state of affair* continne there will b* great suffering, and this will fell mostly on the poor whites, whose families, generally large, are de­ pendent on their daily labor, which Jaikson. with his press-gang, deprived them of. The valley is full of families whose bead* are with Jackwin, while the wife iwd children at homo try to keep tbtr farm agoing, generally with poor success under such adverse circumstances. The lower classes, however, are not the only sufferers. Many rich proprietors have been reduced from great affluence to great poverty. What I have said of the loss nf cattle and crop* is equally true of horses. Ii cannot be denied that we have in our j army n set of n« energetic, persistent h<>rse-ihievcs n* can be found anywhere in the world. They spare neither friend nor foe. While our army was crossing the Potomac at Williamsport, several very valuable horses belonging to our officers, were stolen, and during the whole period of our stay there was con­ stant thieving going on. What was left by nur cavalry and straggler* after the retreat from Win­ chester was hardly worth taking, but Jackson was an badly off that he look them, even down to colts a year old, and brood mares unfit for any sort of work. 1 So a citizen tells me. When the war is over this valley will have to be restocked | and resettled throughout, and if it is 10 longer blighted by the curse of slavery ' il will lie one of the moat flourishing, j as it is one of the moat beautiful in the ] whole country. New York, July 9. The Nashville train, due *t 6 last evenHe was arrested and A letter to the Tribune, dated James1 ing, did not arrive till near midnight.— conquests to a few insignificant hundreds. condemned to be hung by the rebels, but; River, 7th, says the veteran forces ufF The passengers report that Murgnii* cavBurnside have formed a junction with the। airy have been within seven miles of made his escape. He will be just the beleaguered army of McClellan. Cave City, and left that point 1.500 strong made of a loss of 20,000, the arrival of a man to go back and put the traitors Geti. Bumside had mode all bts prepa­ for l^exington, announcing their intention few hundred stragglers, reduces the loss through a course ofjustice. rations for an advance inland from Now-. to visit Louisville. bern, and on Tuesday last was to have1 At Newhope, Nelson county, at 11 full one half, according to telegraphic ac­ been given, but-on that day dispatch ?s1 o'clock Inst night, n party of the Thirty. counts. This is not right; so long as Mr Stoughton, a member of the Ver­ were received which changed the1 fifth Ohio, under Lieut-Col. Moore, onwe have censors over the telegraph, let mont Democratic State Convention, of­ complexion of things. They announced countered 450 rebel cavalry under Jack them suppress what is not proper to be fered a resolution as follows : the results of the series of Battles before Alien, half a mile south uf the railroad. .Resolved That we approve the policy Richmond, and urged Bumside to send a, After twenty minutes brisk fire of mu*­ be entitled to respect: of the Administration in its avowed de­ portion of his forces to McClellan. Not, kelry, the enemy were routed and fled. termination to prosecute the war for the an hour was lost in answering the call.— These were not Federal easualities.— restoration of the Union under the Con­ Orders were carried in hot haste. Freight, Blood along the road was found by our Washington, July 9. stitution, and will lend our utmost aid in and-armament were discharged from ves­ skirmishers sent out, but no enemy. sels, and all were coaled, watered and • Mr. Foster, from the Judiciary Com­ accomplishing that object Nashville, July 13. provisioned at once. On Wednesday mittee, reported back the bill to change .This resolution was voted down. Between 3.000 and 4.000 Georgian all were aboard, and that morning at the place of bolding the Circuit Court of and Texan guerrillas, under Col. Forest daylight the flog boat, with Gen. Bumside the United States, so far as the district sttscked the 11th Michigan and 3d Min­ From Washfaftou. and staff aboard, steered down tbeNeuse of West Tennessee is concerned. nesota, in Murfeesboro early this morn­ river, but another bearer of dispatches Mr. Foster also reported from the Washington, July 8. ing. There was desperate fighting. At same Committee, the bill amendatory to Senator Grimes gave notice to-day of was sent after the boat had gone a few three P. M. the Michigan troops bad sur­ miles, and the signal was given for the the act to prohibit the slave trade. The his intention to introduce a bill author­ rendered. The Minnesota were strong!; bill authorizes the President to make ar­ izing the President to call on the militia fleet to put back, A swift boat was dis­ entrenched, and cut up the enemy terribly rangement* with foreign governments, of all the States, without reference to col­ patched to Fortress Monroe by jrav cl , with Hewitt's Kentucky battery,repulsed the canal, to convey Cap*. Briggs, Chief and especially with Denmark, for the or, to aid in suppressing the rebellion. them with greatslaugbter in three charges. colonization of captured Africans. Mr. Foster introduced a bill in the Quartermaster, with.letters to the Com­ Flags uf truce were sent in by Forest de­ Mr. King, from the military Commit­ Senate, authorizing the President teenier manding General. The answers being manding surrender. tee, reported a bill for the employment into an agreement with any ofthe author­ receivedin due time, anchors were again Col. Nesler replied that he could bold of persons of African descent, in building ities of the West Indies for the acceptance weighed, and led by the General himself, his position a week. The railroad track entrenchments and for other war pur­ of all negroes whom the "government may the fleet again railed. was torn up, but has been replaced. A special to the Tribune says; “We Washington, July 0. poses. take from vessels engaged in the slave An attack on Nashville is not improb­ Mr. Grimes offered an amendment as trade, provided that after we transport learn from Warrenton that a reconnoi- able. Die petitions in the case of VallnndigCol. Nesler is reported falling n naw section, that there shall be no ex­ them there, do expense shall be incurred. snnee was made on Tuesday by the First bock on Nashville. hatn have been reported back by the Comz Maine cavalry as far as Waterloo on the emption from the performances of mili­ Cannonading-ha* been heard repeated­ milter with the rvcunimendalhm that they New York, July 9. Rappahannock, two or three miles from tary duty under the act by reason of any ly here. Col. Buone has arrived with he Upon Ihr table. Nu evidence being A special to the Triiune says: “Just the river. They descried a regiment of several companies. militia law of the United States on ac submitted with them, and nn dircclim s count ofcolor or lineage; that whenever at the dose of the session of the Senate rebel cavalry in the distance, who made Latk*.—A special to the Aasociated to enquire into the facte lietag given by the militia shall be called into service, all yesterday, a bill was introduced giving no effort to dispute the passage uf the Press rays that Murfeeslwtro has been the House, ihr Committee on Judiciary stream. the President complete power to call out loyal, able-bodied person* shall be called taken by the Confederates, most of whom could nut do otherwise. “Our pickets now extend to within two into the defence of the country; that the militia of the country whenever be were Texans, under Forest, hut was shel­ _ New York. July 10. miles of Warrenton Springs. when the militia;shall be called into the led by one of our batteries,Stearns’. “A prominent citizen of Middletown A special to the WforW, dated Wash The 9th Michigan were captured. account of color, caste of nationality.— was arretted yesterday carrying a rebel The 3d Minnesota, with battery, were ington (hh, says: “An important mani president is to organize them mail from Winchester to Richmond. He holding out at last accounts. hl the xhape nf a prorUmatfon from have power to organize them into battal­ The ions, regimenal, brigades, and divisions, into regiments and other divisions as be confesses that dally Communication is Brigadiar-Genersls Duffield and Crit­ the President, defining the foture policv had with Richmond from nearly all the of llic Administration <m the great quesaccording to race or color, aa be may ba- see* fit. tenden, of Indiana, were pristHivrs. * “Gbv. Boutwell has accepted the ap­ towns in the Valley. • lieve the public interest requires; and Them is great excitement in Nashville tlon of the hour, is not imprnlisble at nn “Gen. Mitchell is‘about to take an’ early day. Mr. Lincoln hwt been waited that the provialona of the preceding eec- pointment of Commissioner of Internal and an attack ia expected. We will gi ve important part In the campaign in Viri <»n by several Senators and members nf lion* shall be construed so aa to include Revenue, under the law, tendered him the best fight pnwible. and if compelled ginia. He has been assigned to a com­ volunteers who may hereafter be called three or four daya ago." to yield, will abell the eity. A battery the House and will be visited by a mand under General Pope, and will take large delegation tn morrow, should he beinto the service of the United States, and is iu position for that emergency. charge of it aa soon as he returns from a nble to receivn them, urging him to issue all persona who. have been or rqay here­ New York, July 13. short visit to West Point and Albany. a pnwlainatiou io the tenor of the bill after be enrolled in the service of the Let us suppose that the army of the The Baltimore American uf Satarday reported in tbrSemte today, requiring “Gen. Lew. Wallace was serenaded United States, shall receive the aamepay West, aa it progressed through tbe coun­ last night at Wasbiuglon. In bis liule contains extracts from Richmond papers, Generals commanding departments to ac­ and rations aa the soldiers we now allow try, subsisted upon the rebels—that it and one from Knoxville, 4th, stating that cept the service. of all persona coming speech be spoke strongly io fovor of em ­ by law, according to their respective drove before it every man and housebold ploying and arming slaves, and for quar­ Buell's force, numbering thirty thousand, wiUnn our line*. grades. that would not take oath to support the bad crossed the Tennessee, it was sup­ Mr. Saulsbury thought that the at­ Government, and confiscated it* effects tering upon tbs enemy instead of guard posed to make a feint on Chnttanw^n, • tempt to elevate the miserable nigger and —that it liberated the slave* uf rebels, ing his property. A Herald"t dispatch, under date of to cover movements on Rome, Go. carry on the war in this way was never and hurried to the North for public sale The Charleston Cottrier uf the 4th Inst, intended by the people, it would Dot the cotton on it* track belonging to dis­ Washington, 9th, says; “The mission of Reverdy Johnson to New Orleans is reports the rctrenl of the Uninn forces restore the Uoioo. loyal men or women, does any suppose from the position near that city. Sever­ Mr. Carlisle though: that if negroes so many troops of the Gulf States would with a view to settle all claims and to al transport* of troops have been seen were not recognized aa militia by the continue massed at Richmond? No; pass all laws and regulations referring to now lost: md-how nrawaEDi going northward. UoustiUition of the United States, or the consternation would seise upon the rebel the relations between the foreigners and 1 Petersburg papers of the 3d says Gen. the civil authorities of New Orleans. It State ConatilutHMM, Congress had bo army ? The earnestness of the war as Magruder is relieved from his command । is even .surmised that be will gradually right to make them militia. the penalty and cause of rebellion would emission.*.h.u.. Mr. King moved to amend Mr. Grimes’ distract and disperse the Immense arm­ absorb the civil powers’ now entrusted by Gen. Johnson. In bis address to thu troops he said he w*s going to a distant ] amendment, by striking out all but the ies of the rebels, and we should begin to into the hands nf Gen. Butler, who will 1 retain^ the military command of the and important command. provisions in regard to rations, Ae., and The Richmond Diepaink of Wednes- 1 insert two sections of the bill intruducad A special to the Timas, dated Wash­ day aays, “On Monday P. M.. a de ‘ by him, sulborizing the President to re­ monstration was made against our pick- 1 ington, 9th, says ; “ Evidences have reach ceive into the services of the United with the additional vigor that wpmtMe ed the Government of a well planned eta, but the enerrty retreated on two J States for the purpose of constructing secoritv at borne gave them.rebel conspiracy ofa most ex tended char- pieces of capnun being brought into oper- < InlrcDchinents or other camp service or •nd Trdbnne. sUixi. ‘ •cter. which was to have buret npon the labor, for which they are fitted. Persons “Ills not believed that McClellan can 3 country aimultanaooaly with the bottles ■ PI1 POP” m m«y be induced to attack us, but it is Hie 0.11- b» ' -rir —r. Dxmccrwi or Arms Stouts.—-After al Richmond. The rebel leaders confi­ jecture that he may attempt to throw a soda and thmi«.nH» a boon to tboui the retreat commenced of ovrarmy from dently relied on shaking off McClellan • force on the South side uf the river and and annihilating hia army by their im African race renders such service, Ms the Cbickahominy marshes, it was found reduce the batteries at Drury’ Bluff.— « mother, wife or children shell be forsver impossible to remove all the army stores. maoMly superior numbers, and this sue- , Such a demonstration would be prompt- 1 free, and appropriating ton millions to The Phitedelpbia Zwfwwvr’s eorreepund- cess was to be immediately fallowed by ly met and signally thwarted. It is a rising in Tennessee, Kentucky and 1 carrv this into efleet. J. c. iLnnc. to conclude that fighting, for Maryland, and the advance of Jeff. Davis reasonable 1 Mr. Saulsbury thought this was only upon Washington Io the midst ofthe con- a ! short season, ia over. There is noth- ' •The locomotive Speedwell wav linked ing to justify the belief that our govern ­ fusion. . 1 Mr. Sherman said the question was to twelve freight cars, filled with ordi .. The families of rebel officials, who are 1ment will fail to improve the present ad- 1STre?L.”q»w ?—■ whether the negroes should help the ran As the enemy now is, he will J AS * KMton or tbo __ } • 7 living is Kentudiy, while their beads ara vantage. ’ els. Rather than the Union should be not be permitted to revive from the । Cbickabomtey Mdga, with two bo nd red destroyed, he would oraanin a great severe blow inflicted. McClellan in try- J army ef Black men and desolate every ing to extricate himself from bIh present position will find himself confronted at every point. The late serious battles J have produced great results, by opening < lines of communication in various direct- 1 of McClellan, investigation reduces these staunch Unionist. toU betas. .IttoPrvUteUfics, in ttw rilluc (.f Hastings. and show cause, if any there be. why tiooer five notice to the wrMSa interacted m slud eelate & C. FBIKDLK true i ‘D'R. TUy&KCK'B ■B’S.OOB VTOTOU and "B’looiq have been introduced to the public for more than six years, and have acquired an for exceeding any Family Medicines of s similar nature in the market An appreciating public was not long in discovering they possessed remarkable CwvaXkvxb 'V'CO\k.e.'rX\x%, and hence their Kafii Sake and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thud __ 1 ___v.:_______ . ,W\.ovL?.o.\\d.T. which have been showered upon him from The peculiarity of the "B\.oo& cmaA VlW* is that they strike at the root of Disease by eradicating every particle of impurity for the life and health of the body depends upon the purity of the blood. If the wood is poisoned, the body drags out a miserable existence. These medicines • ■Kro, X5uw\ua\.cA for Ssrqfula, Skin Qiaeasos, Balt jfheum, curing Syphilis, (Dyspepsia, ■ CXJ fibres, I^hfurnatixm, Biak HeadaJHe, Lsuoorrhcea, Female Complaints Erysipelas, fit. jBnthony's Fire, Tumors, _ Eruption*, Fits, Bsrqfulous Osnsumption, etc. after his flesh had almost wasted sway. The doctors pronounced the ease incura­ ble. ____ ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agns after trying every medicine in hisnaeltANOTHER was cured of Fever Sort which had existed fourteen years. 'WotXfcXikc. <x Ckwvrtvu New Advertisements. MANHOOD; ditiou, which is too apt to be the eeas wi M“Pbr» purgative pill They are really a ’ I. "BVoodi tmd. lAwt VA.V, which, in anyunotiqn with the 'SSX.oo^. Headaahe, Costivenees, Oolio ’Pain.t, Cholera Jdorbus, Indigestion, (Paia in the gounls, .. . ■ GP**x£n<M» Gtoodk. .sa»sas5K»is.-— to a certain extent follow the bad example of lbs rebels, and infuse more energy Into our military movemeata; these reb­ els resort to all sorts of rxpedisete, and TOB3ALE3Y much valuable . N«w York, July 10. Wi.H^Wi, Wy II. SHSE ry Ute wbote force V K md JttTtnfra- > ------ ;—- �,£ct;il sitk 3Jutr!htiri>ns. NEWS ■LOW PRICES R*dway’s PHi,. GEANT & SPAULDING u«»Mk»n Thera I. no pill, pow­ der, oil or purgetira medidim known, ta will up.nl. eo lb.,roughly ,„a .p^j. 11V aa U1MS ntlla ‘ EV'EK'i CiacviT Court.—The Circuit Court iMpaovBMxaTs.—Wa notice some improvementann our street*, in the shape Let the of new side and cross-walks. •work go on. Dixd a Soldik*.—James Y. Ttur McLellan, ofthis village, who wa* wound­ ed at the battle ofJames Island, died of hi* wounds on tho 25th of J uno. Tharkb.—We are under obligations to the Pioneer for repnWiahing from onr columna, extracts which it did not and cannot controvert. Any unusual ahort-coming of tbe Banner this week may be attributed to FORM AND SPECIES SPRING & SUMMER Those preparation* fuuilk* all other*) ere “Fre* from Poisoae." "Not dangerous to the Human Family.** | "Kats do not die on the premises.’’ "They'come oat of tbstr)b«Jss to dis.** . •They are tho only-infallible remedies known." “II jn. and more established Ln K.YoriU City. OW Ay------the City Poet OSes. {fad b,----- tbs City Prisons sad Station Houses Er OUB LIKE or TRADE; Come and See 11 ARE NOW ON with one of the LARGEST and BEST Assortments of but-Co*- names presented at the head of this paper DRY GOODS’’ Nonet i TO WHOM IT MAY CCNCERN.-Notie* I* the above title. The new paper is to be enlarged and will, no doubt, be one nf the most valuable paper* in the West. Proven Logic.—Our forces retreat 1*0 of Lbavitt F. Gmiu., wbo i* loeompeteot > do **v borioM*. Therefore, *11 wreca* are ereby forbid to do or transact toy buaiovM with im, or to rec*iv* from him «oy of hia property i 1 ahall hold thorn»tnelly *eeotiolabl* therefor. Joly 1,16*i. JOSEPH GASKILL. St Guardian of said Lvavitt F. Gaaklll. meter [•%». j OmuU. MILLINERY .preparation! rapidly. Wherever they h.reUe. uaed. Rata, Mice. Roach** *od Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecku A Bvocrrn, Drug^iirta, Which w» offer at ■eventeen mile* and we gain .a victory.— dMcriptive of Dr Robaek’a exlwciv* medicti e*served popularity but a snort times! GROCERIES, evacuate*a poet with little or no loss, is Pass Him Amoumd.—The Wa have every kind of goods, such as CROCKER Y! evacuation in a week. fiermsnent and deserved -reputation, which will BOOTS, SHOES, Ao., densburgh, N. Y., by professing to be a music Uacher Ac. Either the man or hi* moustache* are very -high according To Consnunplives. acr>pUon ua«i.(fre* of chant*! with Ihedir^tmn* for preparing th* same, which they will find a {3y“The London Saturday Reviev sl'bb evat fob coxsourrtox, AsmuA, nawenrrva, Ac. Tba only object of the advertiser in sending ha* been the steadiest and most bitter of the Preacriplion. ia to benefit tbe afflicted, and all the enemies <4 the United Slates Gov­ spread information which he conceives to b* in­ bellion; yet It protest* with vehemence, ■nd for strung reason*, against any in­ terference, or mediation even, in the Ever shown in this advance from HARD-WARE NEW YORK COSTS X3T- Lieutenant Colonel .Frofft, of =the be moat Salutary and Efficacious. FEMALES. Tbe many certificate* which have been tender•d to ur, and the letter* which wo are daily re­ ceiving. ar* oonduaiv* proof that among tb* women these Bitter* bar* given a aatisfaction which no othar* her* ever done before. No waman iq'lh* land should be without them, and those who one* use them will not fail to keep ■ aupply. Zi"“ ^'.&r * WUlimmburK, J. S. GOODYEAH & Co. Let Chieftains boast of deeds of war. And Minstrels tune *»*•'•»*» ^wV*’A nobler theme my Aar* l» ilia-• In praiee of Haaaica's matohlees Pffla. B. A. Fabenatock, Bull * Co. A. B. A D. Band* A Co. Wheeler A Hart. James 8, A spinwell. Megan A Allen, llafl, Rachel A Co. Thom.. F. Puler. Philadelphia, Pa. I Robert8boem*karA Co. ■took A Co. | French, Richard* A co. ^rQX.D FRIENDS Berrick*a ffwcwr Cwaled Wm. Harrit, nnd Lnilh R«<«re. nil nio- _ lent rebnin, who And bran detected io IL I j ; gieing eid to n band of rangern, bed bran burned u Un ground by «nj of pooinh- Pills. J Tb* best Family 0AHTHAWlCin the world. o,rf »•*■«? .««• flr* nrilliue* persons annual. WMF cnent. I 13R) fjpTbe Huntavillff (Ala.) Reveille generally in all Cocxtst Towns and T.iluoss ZURMK Warraotod superior to — ■ ■ggT>,y pm before the public. H oward association, phw<i- It CMta but Little 1 Furiry the Blood 1 GiW Tmu bo the fftiMuach I Kcnovnt* . the System and Prolong Life 1 priceffl per bottle, 6 bottleafor *5 Prepared and sold by , ,j .. CHARLES WIDD1FIELD A CO., . Also all whole**}* Druggists at Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., 1 Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo. N. Y., >acoaCTTe,,Oac>—£ Are composed of a pur* and unadulterated wine, combined with Barberry. Solomon's Seal. Cotnfrev. Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Spikenard, Chamo­ mile Flower*, end Gentian. They arc manufac­ tured by Dr. Dod* himself, who ia an experienced and roeeeasfol Physician, and hrnc* should not ba classed among the quack uoatrums which flood tbe country, antTagainst which th* Medical I’jofeaaion are ao fasti v prejudiced. Tb*** truly vkluabl* Bitter* bava been ao thoroughly tested by all claaae* of th* community for almoal *v*ry variety of diaeas* Incident to th* human system,, that they arc now deemed indiapeuaable as a . TONIC, MhDICLX’E AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE It DRY GOODS! IN THS MXCIK’r K»I~A.CJE- Shrp.nl, Abel V. Tyra, G«ob« Donne, AND k Co. timre Io JackMi ».<1 Renee oountlw, in Wralem VirjinU. Th. brant of Henry general thing disapprove of Pateni Medieinea^al w* do not believe a respectsbis Physician can b« found in th* United Slates, acquainted with their medical properties, who will not highly approve DB. J. BOvEE DODS* IMPERIAL BIT­ TERSIn ail newly Mtllrd plscea, where ibcra is elpays a large puaatity of decaying timber, from which a uoiaonuus misama la created, these bitter* should be used every morning before breakfast. 2UEPXB3111 -Oil Harral.RistiyAEitchen Bush. Gal* A Robinson. M. Ward. CToeo A Co. McKlaaon A Robbins, D. 8. Barne* A Co. F. C. Walls A Co. Laxelle, Merab A GardHall, Dixon A Co. Conrad Fox. Ar* prepared by an eminent andakillfnlplyalcian who baa need them *acce*sfuUy in bit practise foe the last twenty-fire year*. Th* proprietor, before purchasing the exclusive right to manufa, ■ tore and sell Dr. Ikxi*' CelebratedImperial Win* Bitter*, bad them tested by two distinguished medical practitioner*, who pronounced them a valuable remedy for disease. DR. J. BOVEE DODS‘ GT SM Jfeery^ere-by All WnOLKBAL* Darooisn in the larg* title*. Sam* of th* Wholesale iffexs !■ New York. City. Frtae P«etry. 11 th Virginia IninlrJ. report, .retting Market, which wa art prepared to aeTl at a small valuable’ and be hoph* every sufferer w|ll fry hw rvmedv. as il will cost them nothing, and may } affairs of this country. GROCERIES See advertisement. to the following description : *IIE Advertiser having been restored “Rowley is a very corpulent man, to health ir a few weeks by a very aimnl* remedy •dark complexion, with a very long beard, •after having suffered several years with a severs probably a foot in length, heavy moos lung affection, and that dread dis* a*. CVawmpCacirer, about 10 feet 40 inches high, and <Mm-is anxious to make known to hia follow suffer­ ers the means of cur*. professes to touch music and lune pianos.’’ To ail who deaire it, b* will send of th* pro- ernment during Its contest with the re­ These Bi Ilers not only CUBE but PREVENT Dleesas, and should be used by all who lire io a country where th* water is baa, or where Chills and Fever* are prevalent. Being anUrsly tonec*nt and harmless, they may be given freely to Children and infants with impunity, Pbyaiciaaa, Clergymen, and temperance advo­ cates, a* an act of humanity, should assist In spreading these truly valuable BITTERS over th* land, and thereby essentially aid in banishing Drunkenness and Disease DR- J. BOVEE DOD? *1 w**ku«*a, mdigettiou,ami olfkiodr«<lailment*, w* recommend tb* Scandinavian Remedies m specimen of tbe homo yenus, who has done a small swindling busines in Og- ATP.lt UJHfflKBIMiSSaED Z Imperial Wine Bitters Advertiser and Tribune, of Detroit, notices a tall ’ Dr. Dads’ Celebarted Wise Bitter* Imperial Wine Bitter* will be found to KE3)HJ1XKD 1PODB3. “Cottar’s” Rat, Roach, Ac. Exterminator. “Costar’s" “Costar’s” Bed bug Exterminator. “Co* tar'*” “Cnatar’s" Electric Powder for ln*ects,&c. defeated by our Generals who were so far in the rear that they flidn’t bear of the all cases repairing a Tonic 1 all Affections of the Head, Bick Head­ ache, or Nervous Headache, Dr. Defa’ Tbe rebel* retreat fire mile* and we gain another victory. Westre driven back p*r, an article copied from tb* Cincinnati' Thm, with great loss of amunition and other supplies and great slanghter of mea, and we are victorious ; while the enemy, if he . THESE BITTERS Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dueaae, A largo clock of MORE GRAIN and provi.fooa are tfoairoyed have been consolidated, and issued under th* sireelation, removing obstructions, and prodneing a *»nsr»l warmth. They ar* alse *M*1lentfor Disease* and Weaknesses pecaiier to Female*, where a Tonic Is required tc strength ea ead brace the system, ho lady, vrfro is suHec* to lassitude and faintness, toould b* without them, as they revivifying in tli«ir action. For Boro Threat, so common among th* Clergy tber ar* truly valuable. For th* aged and infirm, and for pereou* of a weak consUtstion—for Minister* of th* Gasp*I. Lawyers and all public speaker*—for Book-Keep•r*. Tailors, Beam*tresses, Artists, and all per­ son* leading * sedentary Ufa, they will prove truly beneUcial. As a beverage, they ar* wholesome, Innocent and delicious to th* tast*^ Tb*y produce th* exhilarating effect* of brandy or win* without intoxicating; and ar* a valuable remedy for per­ sons addicted io th* use of «xceaaiv* strong drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from the poisons con­ I — il,. .Ai.li.-.i.J tV>'. .. — —.I I - —Til. HAND S FECIAL X0T1CES. rem all who have art tmed Jmn. W* ehflMig* the world to produo* their equal. 7.^ Tbaa* BtrrvM for thoeurv of Wxax Srenaam, po*r^DeMUty,ydI forifurrfyfug: and Enridtoaj other TO«^fc5&^on^2wJdieflihii6ii INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, JUST RECEIVED WE Imperial Wine Bitters!! and in this respect era doubly valuabi* to lb* person who Buy us* them. For the absence of the editor. . Auvutiskr AXD Tribuwx.—Tbe two Detroit papers bearing the respective . .. . is only necessary to make tbs trial. Th* Wine hs*tfis of every supartor quahty. being about on*, third stronger thsn otimr win**; wvmtag and invigorating th* whole system fnyn.Lb* Lead to th* foot As these Bittlra ar* tonic ana alter­ ative in their character, as they strengthen and VERMIN. ooiy by these Jilk h their t£io for this county ia In session this week. trial of 1)R. J.BOVEEDOfiS' n n” »r lb. Bow.1^ Bilious Colic—Congestion—six to eight "TU>~« pilla will Mere. britli open, every dne« that is taken will increase the strength of the patient. Persons afflicted with Costiveneos, In­ digestion, Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, User Complaint, Spleen difficultiea.Jaundicc. Nervous Affection, Head Ache Ditaineea, Ac., will enjoy perfect free­ dom from their attacks, by the occasional use of RADWAY’S PILLS. One or two taken twice or three times per week, will secure a good appetite—calm and undisturbed sleep—on awaking In the morning you wilt feel refreshed, with bouyant spirits—your bowels, liver,pan «®as and kydneya, will each perform their functions, healthfully nnd regular. Let those who are dispirited, fretful, in. elined to be dissatisfied with themselves and always out of aorta, take two or three of these pilla for a lew daya, we guaran tee they will hardly know themselves—if ill health Induces ill humor— Raduay't Pilla will secure good health, and a happy flow of apirila. Price 25 eentv per box, Su'd by Druyyieta. sad ia thia *bcrS period they fatve gir anitsml satMMm to tbs taaay them peracn* who bars tried tbtn that ft is **fabU*b*d article. Ths unseat of bo. ■MMI misery arising Staffy from a nt 78, Wil Ham Street, New York. OTFor aai* by druggists end gnamttMeUyibrougbout lb* country. augSE-Ty 81S0 BEST PIANOS. SUM) Stacks of QR0VE8TEEN. A HALE, bwr^ .removed .to their hew wardrooms, ‘ ’■ ’... x«. m SSM>W»T,; ar* now^ prewired to offgrth* public a m^galflccai UWTIKEi" STAGES. 7 Octave Bosewood Piano, Tai l»wises. Laser Cocxtt, Florida July 17 IMO. Hanies, Albany, N- Y.—My Dear Doo­ rrite this to inform you of lbs wonderful . eoutffnfoa all Improvement* known Inffns coun­ try or In Europe, over-sirunrbai*.' French grand action, harp p«daL full iron frame, for ’ >«T-l *150 CASH, WarraatadTwr S Yaffhh. WJl-H. HETOBTH-. RrBBMlTOK.a.11 Rich mouldieg Asets, Trr.■ Ik. «... J Ora.». ^” 2^ UyJSi Din-pi.ra«““L-1JK7 S17S4* 0000, ’’’I. . S..H. Sirt.— BriJf-Mra b . n. te^.M.1 .■ HASTINGS, MICH —1 JUI» M. M. II itil.MM <*•» A- "b«l OUR GOODS who aufier with nervous bwBrara-nvrf-mbra. Sv—Ura tuttWftret Iteq—U of <*• former U SflrA1**- . : , ■ log Mwlhnr«.*nlry *b nwra. Tb. Prreidwt b-ralUd fra 300op. TteHllbir»q»o<»wtlll" ——Ufl Unusually Low! • Hr-Or<l«n*n«. Uren irennd f“"»“ hoars, petto*, awl waakMS* of th* ’ i<- GBOVESTEEN A UA14_ 4TS BBOADWAT. FEW TOBK A CARB TO YOUNG LADIES A NR GPX!TLEMEN. Th* subscriber will �..................... Jdkl not^MoLo JOHNS A CRO8LEY*S ■IXJtlWQ. be Is very piriicular te fnqiRrv a kind of work that one, however will be produced. The paper will, in this way fornvteftirt^te^called the‘mother’ or life of vinegar. V£3or*u>i <vbr r»r^« ' £= Your oily, clerk# like very jnnch to crops. coma Bara in the country on vacation, and rusticate, and often the first 'thing that attracts their attention, ia the '.&W#, nice fun to milk. Sow any lime thia month. MARRIED LADING Ui Kicking cows are very bad to manage Not very unfrequentiy the best cows for milk are very fond of exercising their 're- while a person is milking, and in 1 this way a great deal of milk is wasted by the inexperienced milker. A person very naturally spring! back when a enw attempts to kick, which is exactly wbnt the cow wishes, for she can then have full liberty of her legs, and before you know* it, the cow’s foot is in the pail, instead of springing back, sit up as near the oow- 1 as possible, keeping tbe pail—which 1 should be between the legs—as high ns it wilt bear. In this position, there m some danger of the cows starting around suddenly, and tipping the milker over, unless the head be braced against the oow, so as to resist any auch movement. Some recommend the tying a oow’s legs1 when she ia fractious, putting a machine io her nose, Rk., but this should never be resorted to exce pt in extreme cases.— Cross cows will generally become gentle by mild treatment. They will be coax ed, but you <annot drive them mueh ea»ier than you can a man. Cows should always be milked as rap Idly as possible. A slow milker drieft them up. This is why a cow milked by a “green hand" gives such a small mess of milk. P. Paios. South Hampton, N. H. April 1, ’02. Worth Kmowiro.—To preserve bscon or dried meat through tbe summer, in perhaps the source of as much trouble and anxious care to the housekeepers, nr any other domestic duty. But there ia a way simple, cheap and sore. It is only to expose tbe hams after being well smoked, and your, dried meat when suf­ ficiently cured, to tbe fames of burning britnatone. The moat convenient way of doing it, ia to hang it aeparately in die emokehoase, and having a live bed of coals to throw up«n them a handint of brimstone, and immediately closing the door, letting it remain until the.fumes are dissipated. This will so Impregnate the meat as to cure it from tbe uttacHs of the fly, or sny other insect, without, injurv to tbe flavor or quality. The smoke House, if you have a good one, is the best place to keep your meat through the otimmer, or a repository for fresh meat. The impragnatinn of tbe walls from tho sulphur, securing that aho from tbe fly. •IT WILL-MEND MARBLE If Probate. Estate of Orville Phelps. PROB.1TEORDER.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, ouuty of Barry, a*. At a session of the Probate Court for tho Coun,r of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office, in the Tillage of Hastings, on Tuesday the luth day of June, in the rear one thousand eight bund­ inland sixty tiro; pscaaat, 8. C. PrisSler Judge IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. Bad Cough, Hacking and dry Cg«Rh, S*11'1*1'1* or Wrenching. Pain* ft lb. Hide. I’atu .round th. Sharp Pataa whew tekrag • breatb. Dollars, and no proceeding* having |tjic ly removed by th* been instituted in law or in equity.for the recov­ ery, thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given, that It* use will speedily deliver th* On reading and filing the petition, duly verified by Virtue of the ktatateand>fwwenor*ale con­ tained ta Mid taortgagt, tbe premises therein of Duncan McDounal. prejuig. tor certain reason* disease-stricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH, described, to wit: The north eaatquarter [nsW] therein act forth, that Gilbert Slitter,- adminis­ of section number eight, (8) ta township uumber trator of said estate, may be snthorired snd one 111 north of range number seven [7] west, in required to convey certain Real Estate in aaid •aid county of jatry,'And State of Michigan, ex­ petition described, to the said nrt tioncr. in pur­ —.S — cepting a atrip of lend twenty rod* wide off from suance uf a certain contract elledged to hAVd been deceasedha MsUb-finta. tbe west aide ef aaid land, formerly sold to Barit is ordered tbal Ttrantay, the 29th tastaiis^'f ***TipR °°* hundred and forty acres M ten o'clock A. M-. ba u£ omphalic- BI1.LIOD8 COMPLAINTS. LCTTKR FROM DR. HALM ON SK1MNERNbw Yoxx. January, 1M0Dr. JCadmi" dt 6>,: That piece knocked out of your MarltleMaai!* be put on u strong ss ever. IT WILL MEND POht'ELAIN. No matter rflhwt broken Pilcher did art cost bt It win Mend B-ne, Coral. Lara, Mnd in fact everyth.ng hut Metals. w.il .--I SB". - . Yonrs, Ac., Dttnxtxxxx. Rad war's Regulating Pills gre »»•< for Twen^j a— —~r 1J.I -each box oootainathirty pilta] Straus. the Circuit Court In said Barry county, and State of Michigan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. 1962, at oM o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Dated, May 20, 1862. H. J. PERRIN A CO., jolltlS Assignees of Mortgage. (AGE SALE. ILAOLT U.lM b~a aU>la i-in. of payment of a certain indenture of Mort­ gage executed by James 8. Tuxbury and bis wife, Hannah M. Tuxbury,of Baltimore, Barry county, and state ef Michigan, ta Cyras 'Msnn, ot Tailaud county and state of Connecticut, dated the 2nth day of December. A. D. I960, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for said county of and ite horrible train of eoileotmtanta, prevail in the tropical regions uf tbeSouth to a much great­ er and more malignant degree than in the North. BOUtn American rnni™» ........... Scrofula, tn ifo kindred diseases. Il ruas ui tbs fire notice to the persunn interested, in •**<■ blood ofalhta people, and has become C ...A .nil th* aa a constitutional infirmity, and has batted th* aklll of their best physicians. With knowledge of these facte Dr. Ranwax waa determined tu test psper printed in said count*, of Barry for six aueccsanv weeks, immediately previous to said *** KADWYy'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, turn's lUFTS on page 1, on which Mortgage there is claimed to bo due at tbe date of this notice, the sum of aer- thereof: Notice 1* therefore hereby gtvea, that by virtu* of the statute, and a power of sale contained in aaid mortgire, th* premise* described therein, to wit: Two-tbirda of ths north-east quarter, and th* north half of the north half of th* aootb-Msl auarttr ot aaettoo numtier twenty-nine. (2»)„*nd the south half of the soulh-wert quarter of section be sold at public unction or rendne, to tbe high rat bidder, at the north front door of tbe Court Mouse, in tbe Village of Hastings, in said county uf Barry, that being the place for holding tbe circuit court r___ __________ u..___ „r a... Dated, Muy SO,*18<L CYRUS MANN, jel 1U3 Mortgagee. Swxxxkt a Aiure, Attys. MORTGAGE SALE. iEFAULT haring been made in tbe condition Estate of AMe Draper. PROR.i TE OJtDER.-STMtQ? MICHIGAN, Oocxtt ar B»«m. ss - At a scasion of tbe Probate Court for the coun­ ty of Barer, bolden at the Probate Office, In the village of Huatinga, on Monday, the sixteenth .day of Juue.in the year one thousand eight 'hundred and aixty-two. Present, Sherman C. Prindle, Judge of I’robaielu the matter of the <wtate of Able Draper, late of said County, deoesscl. On reading and tiling the i-elition. dulv verified of Adam Elliott,ExeeuU>r t>f the last Will andTestament of said deceased, praying for certain rea­ sons therein set forth, tkut h* may be licensed to sell certain real estate in aaid petition described for the purpose nf psyiug the debts of said de­ ceased and expense* of administration. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tuesday, tbe Sth .__ ... , .. I. qulred to spear, al a seoian of said court, then to be balden at tbe Probate Office, io tbe village ef tbe hearing thereof, bv causing a copy of this order to be published in (the “Itastiugs Ban­ ner.” a newspaper, pnated ,an# areulaiing in said county of Barry, for six vnpeesaire weeks, immediately previous to said daV onieartur. SHERMAN C. PRINDLE, (Atrue copy.) jeH Judge of Probate.. * riuilllsuriitt, of Rutland. Barry eonnty and State of Michigan, to Joseph Blbley,of Marshall,Calboun couaTv and state aforesaid, bearing date tbe second dev of December, A. D. 1BA6, and recorded in the edke of the Register of Deeds, for said count* of Barer, on the 4th day of December. A. D. 1836. at 12 o'clock, M., in Book D, of Mortgages, on lOOtba •cineq thereof er of Bale contained described therein, Dated, May 2'\ 184J. HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. jelltl3 Assignees of Mortgage. Hwaxxxr a Atxxx, Attya. [ CHANCEBT Sibil (1 OF THE MILLION answered. ECONOMY IS WEALTH PADWAY’S READY RELIEF the skin, humors in the bh-odL White Swellings, Nodes, dsaftirss, discbarns Oom the eyes, ears and n*sc, glandular swellings,; dropsy, ana con­ stitutional diseases- Such ha* been the uuparaL Idled succcm of thia remedy ui curing these hor­ rible diseases in the tropic l<> promise all the sulfei >wn peppic. wjth eruptive dines*** #moftg and perin audit spendy restoration to . i health. P other person* interested in ssidratatearo required to appear s! a aeMion sf said Court, than to bv. holden al the Probate Office.in tbe villag* of Hal tings, and abow cause. if any, there be, why th* prever'of Uie petitioner rtiouli not bv granted. And it i* further ordered, tbal tbe petitioner give nolle* to »H Dkrsbps interested in saiAertaU hf |ald p«tiu^n, and the hearing of the pendancy pent thereon, by causing a copy of, Ud* notice and order to be pubis*b*d in the "lasting* Banner.'* a xpwspapcr printed sod circutatinginaaid ewui? ty ofBarfy, for aix jueces*u> weeks, immedi* ately ffreviousta said.day of hearing. [A true copy.] HRERMAN C.PRINDLE, je!9 . . . Judge of Probate. PURIFYING THE BLOOD. and removing frnmtbeakin Pimples.Tetter.Raab and other oScnsivc marks,and will, m a few days give a pure, clear, and roseate lue of health and beauty to the face and nails and bnllisncy to tbe H is a pure and inhoccnt prrpsratioB.all ptX- Price 25 Otita per Bottle. tiunicna. Price 25 Crtils per B..|t|r, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Out* p<-i B-rtlr. Price 25 Cents |*r B*-ttlr. way's Read* Relief will be found all-poteet. Ito adminialratioii. eitherhtternally <.r externally, »» of the tbreateurd disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. If people, on the Bist Indication uf uneasiness or pam, either slight or severe, would take a date of Rad way's Rcany Relief, not uno thousand t# a transmission, from parent to clald. Tins crest power-we claim far kADWAY'H HE’WVA/lNU RESOLVEST; and we religiously declare that, if Kad<> ay'a Renovating Resol rent ia given when - bsallby body. CHRONIC DISEASE. Another cl*** of disease* that no other medi­ cines, or the rnnal skillful physicians bare auepalltw- trxi Important to Railroad Cimpaaiee. To till whom thii nuijf coticem ond it ton if seized eeTni Johns i aiabi^Y-s CEMENT ROOMING, radwar's ready hkukf * DR. RADWAY’S PILLS Are superior to all pwegatWa or oalhartri pills, powders, mineral andwidlnx waters, »t» the treat('■(risTn'TNi?-s.f ,,L ’Wortftfiok, • ’DkRADWATS' PIUJB, rKSrlvj'i*j,*,«5KHrd assemblage bMTWttMH .. _ _____ IN MILITART CAMm •' . . There is no place so well calculated to teat the uscfulueu of a specific medicine as a militarv <»mn. Kadwrr', RHtef has been Ned in alrnoat erery camp throughout theDrend Ar..fi. tlcan by nay t»ne, 'i -r i.x<axyxx> GUTTA tixptana to the Acliiin of tbe Wvntber, *"O HE’-TfTRK Metal W GASES OF Numbness. Sweden joints. Sprain*. I smawre. »!3s re. <. IT WILL NOT GRAGKdJMMM.D OR RUN IN WARM WITMER. AND NOT.WAjHUtf*. pttw.'liwlt1 each pill is CH HON IG RHEU M AT1» M-A8TH M A SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFg uan beroprtredwnthUUTfAPERCHA CEMENT “ W swruaiqp exnrxcTLT v TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for thu county oT.Eatryjla ttMesvy. Cuaalss E. Smith. CbsBpteiasar, Agricultural tbe afternoon wtoouriM lieu 1 Tb. Weal half [U] of the South West quarter (X» of section thirty-one,(31,) coatian ing seveo- MtTTA rSBOBA OSMSNT, JOSIAH BURGE, frwwire. Dated, Jun* 16, 1882. J*18 - ■■■ a«i>«ur^«lGCLATK<n mm M.XS B UGClAtUta FILLS ' an Mlrart lf tte SSWlMt. ! PERCHA CEMENT. r.. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. <3«0 Ulta(. Gim No Heal i» rpquirvd iM’ntakihgapplirttlon ^‘r Coming Metaja <>f ,#|i Kind* w ■ ! AM A SCIENTIFIC PUMAWVR. Wekave the medicinal prepd-tfas nf thc ■ rffielrvtt utaut*. roots, herbs, enma aarf t.al. • . •■ . rKU «• «i»e* nine >1“' I Facto si u. Forsn an-1 other*, and lias proved l» l>e 11 and MUST DURABLE ROOFING ever* reatwet A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER st.d TIME PROOF covering for ROOFr’ OF ALL KINI»S. * nss sslA»O5ZJ’l»«/rrMl s*yH/W. mf. I* U>» LttiteJ Slatu which combinv the desirable preperMsoi EUMeity ZsswwMHta.jSbteh are uni- Rehrf.ht” knv A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. IT IS EIRE AKD WATER PROOF portant and moat active agent of Ib« present)Hob; and if the symptom* of tSc «im*m are such as to laave any doubt in the mind of the physician a* tern for years, such as chronic Rhvuniatisni, Gout Scrofula, Lyspepsia, Syphilis, and disesaea in­ duced by tbe injudicious use of caliMnel. mercurv. Ininine. diseases uf the Livef, Snlesn. Gall. Blader. Kidneys. Spine, Ac,, all of which diseases Rada ay's Ready Resolvent will eradicate, and secure to the patient a new lease of life. Thepr.ee of RADWAY’S RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT is tl.uO per bottle. Dose, a tea-spoon In tbe matter of lheMtate of Martin C Burge, two,' S. ] in township number three [31 north of range number tan [10] west, containing eighty late of the county of Barry, deceased. tiT.__ . n..«. NEW YORK. Important to. Funner#. VW.. - v, . VM V.VWsitmplion. Fits,Scrofula, and in cues of sorehead, ao many varieties of disease M af^yphrsieian in uierrt tumors, hacki" cough, bronchitis,tlieuac: the practice of medicine prescribes Calomel, Merof Redway’s Renovating Resolvent will extennin- •r?, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and cth<< fa •*' ‘he transmitted itiseasc form the system, and anSS_____ Executor’s Sale. JOHNS Ac CHOALEY, (Sole Manufacturers.^— 78 WILLIAM STREET, Iniporanl te> Builders. ariicra, State TERMS CASH. f Liberty Street erful to do good, but never dues injury. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. There is no medicine in the] known world, or ------ —.—i------------ ------------------ u.—— !____ _ TATE OF MICHIGAN.-The Circuit Court HfiSKW**’’ WSSMii ADMljllSTtUTOBS SALfe' for tbe county of Barry—in Chancery. CAarta K ^Ma,Complainant, ) IXEI^MATIO^OF-THEBG STATE OF MICHIGIK-J - - ■ <*"■ va. MForeeloaura.) Cocxrr or Baenr i .-1"" ' PhiUip Leonard, Defendant } In the mrtler of^eeptate efQbnria C. Griffin TN pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of the • ’ N.Ueeta hereby given, that by virtu* of a Jicooao greeted to me, by the latiugTIIIs, win, in tbe___ the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred Probate Court of said, county *f Barrv, I shall Cousnpatlpnpt CotUrenou, andaixty-two, tn a certain cause therein pending, sell at public aueftdo. to the behest bidder, at wherein Charles E. Smith is complainant end the North Door ofih* Court House in tbe village Phillip Leonard ia Defendant: Notice is hereby - ” - - thaeounty of Barry, Michigan, on given, tbal I. tbe undersigned,Circuit Court Com­ I di> of AtigusL lr-62,at ten o'clock missioner, i»«nd forttai countaof Barry, will n, tae following dcapribcd lands, laid deeMaed; thc’Ninth Yut the North East quarter "f.V) aactiot o [9] io toWn tbr*a.(M North of organs in the bill- of complaint, and described tn said One Botth* nf ' Important tn Hanse <J« net's, S ry and Stale of Michigan. JAMES HATIiAWAY, Administrator. Dated Hastings, June 16, 1882 jel9 • AHEK11AX CEMENT (LTE. Orenada, and to several islands ot tbe Spanish main, and wa* thoroughly tasted by Physician* and the Priesthood, and ia now the official rente dv used bv the Phvaicians, under the name of “'SolutivuReuorador de Rsdkay.” (the Spanish for Radway’a Ready Rwolvenl.) io the treatment of Scrofula, S* philis, ulcers Tumors, Prolapsus Estate of William Cooney. ROBATE Order.—.State of Michigan. County of Barry, aa.—At a session of the Pro­ bate Court for the county of Barry, bolden at tbe Liiine* nn office of tbe Judge thereof, ia Hasting*, on Mnn Mon­ day, the 16th day of June, one thouaud tL——d ri»h& hundred and sixty two. Present, Sherman C. Prindle, Judge of Probate. ■ In the matter of the estalo of William Cooney deceased. On reading and filing the petition,duly verified, of Solon Doud Administratur.of said estate, pray­ ing for reasons therein set forth that he mar be liocnsedlo sell certain real estate in said petition thirty-two. be sold at public auction or vendue, to the highest bidder, at tbe Court Houss in the village of liastings, that being the place for holding tbe Circuit Court in said county of Barry, and Stale of Mich* igan.on the sixth day of September, A. D. IMS, QUESTION which was'prepared expreaaly io meet tbe exi­ gencies of the diseases as developed in the tropica. D CHANCERY SALK A dish of what I took to be peeerves wa# passed to me, which upon tasting I was surprised to team contained no fruit. wnS flnribg this period. * fl 'Pbreoar who auftr with Suasnnm ma A prut Sauce.—A lady writer communicates tbe following bit of information obtained where she “took IT WILL MENU IVoliY * "wo Uor. r,n tired. ID CHINA. it ssiSlsfljS. MORTGAGE SALE. i-not •tranf# that you hear them denouncing, ia tb# moat emphatic terms, lb#' whole farming buain###. Bom# of Your city people, and I doubt not tome country people, too, woald laugh at the idea of calling milking cows a trade, and yet It comes to very much the same thing, m every one coast thor­ oughly learn the busine## before he can become a proficient. We often speak of a person a# being a good workman, and thia might with just aa much propriety be aaid of milk­ cows. There is just as much diflferenoe between one person and another In thia busines# aa tn any other. 1 have seen boys—yes. nnd men too—who bad not a doubt that they knew aa much about their work as anybody, but whom I would not employ under any circumstances, if I could possibly get along without I am speaking now more particularly of those who might be appropriately termed the wasteful dsas. It makes a great differ­ ence in a costs “holding out,” whether she is “stripped" perfectly dry at each milk­ ing, or a little ia allowed to be left in the beg. One of my neighbors told me that when he milked his cows biinseIf, they each gave nearly a qnart of milk a day more than they gave when he trust­ ed it to his hired man. Great care should be taken to get every drop of milk. strip as long aa any milk can b£ obtained. Another important item h neatness.— If people who buy their milk, should sometimes see it before it is strained, I fancy they would not quite as well rel­ ish their morning cup of coffee. At this time of year, when the cow* are mostly kept in the barn, they are very liable to ret dirty, and the slovenly milker will be preUy sure to get something in the milk pail which belongs in the bam cel­ lar. If a little pains be taken, this can all be avoided, always keep an old brush or broom, in the barn to brush the cows, and have a dish of water to wash their teats, and there will not be much U-. pUc "'“-I «!»»•«.« (Im WU.. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-23.pdf 2c731482abdb25a2c04e7f13aa0708c7 PDF Text Text atnsmsatenvl ! jams mjSSa?* 1H/.H A J .n*w M- tVbntX ittevstoV .. J,.'>4.*‘iMllim la . r-ttt .3 p ==s I'TIWGttA *SV» TOCCtJ* idssW <U nWf [nq stxrrnsTr eiom s djpo.il as 1 m VOL; 7. HA8TLNGS,'BARRY COUNTY,..MICH, WEDNESDAY, WW L ------ •> ' ■•■.• _____ 1 1 la.b AT MAtTlUM, BAU BY <=rw»wwi i it i hi tn hj nF” I)>e dOHrkn efithe : bounding in, and ’ COBNYr, MKXI1WAV •kJ* «• r. rilmn->dqin/ t .i faid u> sdrane; oiborwiae M mU UibailedmJ. L. W. WING. ADVCTHSINO. ‘ F.lber l.nd bm In. thm o> m , pertaining to hi* affios with fldolHraud prompt1 IN. b°“7£|£*•£*•-• GREAT id- in BLANK8./eM« IOT Hastings’ jjusintss girrttoriL VffiTOBYl! *Vr ‘ HASTINGS D DRUG STORE!!! MASON ALLEN, T>. C. RAWLEY, EALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, Stonn and Wooden ware, and a general aa,_ii.. k.i... n.oi. D ' RO BEATS * NTRIKER, R.Ibrook’. Naw Block. Halting*, Micb. x*xt ox'sa sx oxd-Ji x<. . 8WEEZEY dk ALLEN. A TXORN'EYR ATLA Wand Solicitor* io Ch«n/A. cary. Particular attention paid to Conveyaaclnc, the inrrsllgnllon of tftlea to Land ForecioMiraa of mortgage*. Ac. Will be happy to attend to all Calla in iti* lino of their prufeaaTon and bu*ine*«. . Office in Iho Court House, Halting*. Mich. hending wbat he hud said. I answered: “A short twel/% month has hot sufficed to make me forget my dear, dear mother. a new and most goipplete assortment of If jhu hava been iftlewo tnaon to to another her place in your heart, }oi|ai4 > DRUGS AND HBDICKNES, niishken' in expecting metv welcome Ker to our home;" ■ ■ ■■ 1 • ■'* . ■ • “Agnes!” said my father, In a tremb­ * pjbei><*, Burning Fluid, ling voice, “ you bpen afresh the wmmds TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. in my heart that ntr- length of'tifte ever heal, in sertin* for a wifb, I !htf*e bequ-orged by the jntcrwt of my children. She who bus prdrni«cd to come to he a mother to'you. lias'won toy bsteem by jy FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL her exrtdlent qualiCie/’oTmlnd'an'd heart*. PURI‘O.SEa,ONLYUK She has buried ' fierA}<mre«t' Trends, and JUST JUEXEIVSD f iiiterrtiptcd him—“1 cannot listen to you','father—guod night f ‘ ' 1 hurried to rpy chamber, find'throw­ GROCERIES! DAWTBL COOK, TU8TICE OF TlTE PEACE, Genrrst Land .nd • " T*x Arent, will attend to the collection of debt* and all oiber bn*inc«« pertniningtolit*office. Office in Osndyear’* Mock, op stair*. ing mya'elf piu.*ionntely on my Ve3. cried until I A«^.$Ahayslyd. Thgri’l begjrn .to form, plniis f<>r the (ufure. ‘They jjju MiHH-u hill like ihia: “I will leave liwn.tj aueh a* TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES, F1OS. RABINS, CODFISH; I. A. HOLBROOK, in fact, evrrrthlng in the Grocery Ime, auch ta Ik i.nancerr, ucMrai i.ann anu i Office, aecond .lory of Rower’* block. P CUD3DIS'J rPEB'JUIKE-E’ff ■ J, Ji. RUSSELL. HYSICIAN «nA Snrgcsu. Office lt> Ru»*ell i ■tore. Slate *treot. And Cooklnjr Extracts, FOR THE ESPECIAL BENEFIT OF THE LAMM. JOIIW ROBERTS, TL>HYSICIAN and Sarvwn. Dwolliegoa BroadX7-- way, near the Conn House. PENN. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, ENV ELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. II. P. CHERRY, ■KTOTAAY PUBLIC and Coaveysacsr. wIII a lx teu'I to slLbttMoesa entrusted to him with nramptoeaaand Kd.litr. Besideace. John.town. 1 Upon our *belre* m*y bo found all of the MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES L. II. 8TEWART, and Coun*elor at Law, Solicitor ■ . . t_ Z'l.- of th^d*y. . netims; We would respectfully snnoboce to the ci'iMnaaf Haaiings and etoinity, that ws intern! to ' ©lESAIPp !P©& CASH H. WKIGHT, A Mr purchMlng tncdkfnes of nJ esn W «P®» . ’ ROBERTS i STRIKER. JACOB FERRIS, STT-ST * “'ba™ * 3KK»^ 771 ■fc-’C. rtllNDLBj the night she cumts. ^TJie j^omaqt aKs corues in at oue door 1 w ill go’out iittfie oilier. I canm>tand will not submit to a siep-rnotliyr's aritbority. I can never see any ,oo?.‘fi.lbng to/ precious mother’s place. But no 1 VHiql wil|. become of the little ones if I should go t 1 will nuriesvelHiMD. ' ( Would tell them all to rise up sgaitnt.ihe new autbnpty,, if I dared. But then father would certainly banish' me soinv^lmre, and ^fial will not Apswer. There is one, tiling, however, I rah and will do. I, will lie most freezingly polite to her. I wijfcall her Mrs. Bur­ ton, but mother never! She shall al­ ways know from my mariner toward her that I consider her an tmwelcome intru­ der. Dear little fitella^ she'll grow up b el ie v In g: t ha I - thi a #'9m ao. if.. wiaJ I y. ’ ji e r mother. My aDgul.mothsr L,alblhe lit­ tle ones, I nm afraid, u ill lose | the, prec­ ious. /ueraory -of 4>ul Agr»e« will.cb^b Um toe dean-ai treasure of her ill-.’’ ofwai ta aJrwjc sfl . 1 rallied the- sad.dead] >c«ne of U|e year before. It aceroedfbuVfs yesterday dipt it occurred. MuUh? hud 'ta?®! »H tor. sums WR«lp|u.. Jju|?c AViUurd bad ta ken the principal care of her ; but either father qr j had been Uy, her bedside du­ ring‘all tha wcary dirys nnd nights. The nlgbt. before Ker departure, liither 'bad ttorney *»d counhellor at law. *ad Solicitor and Conn»ellor in Chancery.— Psrticnlar UteiHotr rto tboi npll.clion of MmCoaty. Miotoow. m' <» QdtMiso toinu .^U u'aiclnd with her. lie hud ptst lain down after hrenWiHwKeh Ilia iiurse, en.itIng a frightemA1gtortbri >V>watts 'the steft i*N10l»t'«^latoied; “Run,n Agpes, call youifather.” *' •'r’-’Lo-f • iidriul *J ui.nl “Yes dying ! When yhw fave ail led ym? fattier, 'bring ’tfin ehlldlW iri-?1, 1 ,i- Nurse had »p< .ksU araly.' -onlydesrbUips speak i-m’ '• b-*' o’ *< I”" ^N"r:FG<d-will eonrft»t«yntf,>kyhttaba«d.,-'-,'Your Idvs ftatr’mada tnf' path vpry.llriffhtZ liwdkstoiWbryutrisFHaar. fea/w(ni A tt) Io AnamipaH maj ui mldr "■'j--' pto- K-t.^^TSKSSl*’ brieftmrfin^ux-rda eotrtd «hai Jtal’ liia-aU—.1~?I > ■ -nt! jtn l-M BMiAS OathkM Boa ai. al purpoacs, for aale by.n'-fl fim IL AS. • ClmaH. C.aru— **5*> । TATE OF MICHIGAN.Eighth Judicial Chraeil H. COOK, “A moffitr** * mother *T! the fi*r* of bar life; A faifeM'satUksr fill to 'CsstoaMWWffa.^ nnd! toade stronger resnlrafe lhAri 'iver[ urmkke toe'HAw’wife's position- as 'utji <xwriff>rtM>b 4k -possible. 1 shudder now to cfatLk how I h.iled her, determining^^ Hbbidfl,,! .remtodhllca mj remark. Mia-I r* -irp gdd ta ba.e, fore J sAw.her, never to regard Iter wlriil any kindliness. Next dsy l weril :<fdwn slalre. Father looked sad. He seCmnd' very cold toward me. I That 'miserable wxunarfil' i thought again, and my ha­ trad grasi. A few days afterward, father '» <4 Jhw greatest, importance to myself, had a private conference? vith-Oicsin Bi-d to you. and to the younger chi !4r^n ; Matilda. I guessed what'it wae about. »ud the result of^ia.^1 on my return, W hen bs was gone, she said to tne r “ Ag home from my next journey, you .wijl ncs! I am'glad your father is -going to. have two to welqmne instead of one’ 1 marry. I told'him three months ago I thinlc win will bfe blessed with the lady mustMa'vehlm. for with my poor health of my chi >ice, mid i fcm sore thus you will I am foully unfit to managetneehiidren, do twe/ything yvu can tn mAke her posi­ andthtf rarex>f the household is too great Bo seemed to expect sn'mffTeply fronf me, but ids imrtomicitoieiii whs so 'anVx* petted that 1 sat'-furaHnoment in stupid aniaicrflefit. • Then, suddenly compre­ •JtAV»---- •fUt ingtmother!* last wisfe i», that yua nnJay Lnm the Sa»i<>r.hnd put yout* trust in Him. You hstia becn adotlM daegfeterJ iGeod bveW bit-..- • >U stimuli*>• ’ ‘iBb rngodd kirhitRoM. mid meet mam4 mt in, ilmw^W.bdid far* wInk bim mM.Uit'toi had .said be should many'. .“S^-Bopn?’ -! ssid tri iny self;’"she has come be tween1 morninfmatnm^*,lsWil>Bhad brartlcefl’ ItaiWIlaRtaBW AWW, father ana'cMiaren?’ ( repeated the old it Tor a year. *<3 At as 1 fsafed/’ tfthof- rooms to-dav .with Ui. ^brovjHi, «a, couplet; * U>snyaelf--,-“ahsh(M already Molfen their give him orders to commence the^ wor^ tion bore a pltng*nf one." t Roberts &. Striker, HALER IN GBDCBRIES, proriaioni, pro d its, Bish, butter, lard, txork. and grain of ail kind- Alao toywcawdies, •te.,«t6. Hioruin Calilorn a Black. Stalo alrvaL Uaalinn. Mu-b n JOMItar, >nd ». b,a bhn ■ WUfd wrioome home -Then aomln Matald.. our hooraknp.^ altar puiuajr aba ftatia on« lo b^. retired h.redf and be radt were lehriimg tage^.r bef,te tadparlor grata. r Fhd M rii», he bad b«fed 'Igj ‘ httdf ptetry.Watdfral grtee. and offered- with andvaad to w*B, aud cared -'Itatari Ntirk her “Good tjtwrniug' ntanTma,'’' • -g»e<t-i tender another. T*U4f»^u n«l« ml WUlie.wM BsesAisfejhbewrk 'wlW'>« w*>L*i> U thl. . w,rtunHy Itar'a Htt|e W«vSAa.^’ atmbertb ,<». Too onlfcMW, thAt 1 was nbsent oh business ?’’ “Yes Sir.” ‘ . • ■ “The business I have been transacting Over High Prices, at the GRANT de SPAULDING, EALERS in all kind* of dry. goods.grocer crockery, As. Rials aL.at the pool office. ■ft wkba’P. titnee> There rt'stw.Mcrrart’wi.' JVRWti by xl* A.-^d ’.vnal cn -.’.I 1 •rs WntisBrt xTm.#tow«hf.iv tU, .atoall .’ifcdaOv-•uonun -J3O9--\A3a^FA2NPC»r >dy VBMEB/" SI Granger before, and think-6s has made a^rWbnelccthMj." •» • bltr* afl “Uyoo pluse, ccnifeln -Matilda, wa: willnot talk about It. In the first plsca, I otonot'brar U>a thought of your r.MUIng1 as. -It will .brihg all the old loneliness baekagain*; and you have been-very kind. Then; -besido, I cannot be pleuod with father's mar tying. 8a,-dear cousin let’s n<ic speak-of II; again. ” . ' After this everything seemed to go oh' av usual. I could not see any change in father's manner toward ma, but I felt that he had grown stem, in About-2 months he made another (journey. . After fee'had 4one, cou® a.Maolds seemed to forget her in valid habits, andicotonioflcwi house cleaning, from eellar togarret. ! The first day 1 looked od while sbo superintended nnd Biddy and Mix O'Riley--did the work.'' Next morning Ae wae sick from over exertion.:. “N mb Uist dear good womao will worry alt day about this' house deaning. 1 might oversee iljumd relieve Her; But I am 0<it going to assist .in1 these prepaniti<^a.n Then another <huV uo better in itself, but bringing about: better praotical results, suggested itself. “She shalhnot bake' itito' say, as Mrs Boa body dutw, ‘they were in a most duMat condition bcro'-when 1- came.Everything was arranged aoeordiiigtxr toe approved method of the repreeentauvefeluf.tbe Emaraldisie.1 ” to v. “NblrMra Barton should find that we were* just as comfortable arid stylish biirv without her presence as we could be with Ik” -With this new idea I set at work, snd Biddy-and Mrs O'Riley found h mure energetic overseer than cousin Matilda had been. Such a taking up and potting down and cleaning of carpets ; such washing of paint arid- windows • such polishing and ra-arranging of furni­ ture ns we accomplished, eatunisbad. even ourselves. Every household 'ornament, was brought*to light, and tried first here, and then there, until 'just the right placo' for it Was fo^odu urn ban : nil r * This was uiy first experience to the actual work of house cleaning. Hitherto, 1 lied feeefi'nTeoker at- but now, really mtliii*is5ri*\ I mtflngVwhnlly intn the tpirit ui it. There wot, no?. * nook, .or 6oft erf dr ’cubbord, dr dloiet, or d rawer, seemed very haft)y at breakfast, .but 1 kept silence. Father regardjid'.tpy blfeid^ hsrthee arid dress and gloomy dress very gravely, tut I determined,to follow ip die couHe; ftud marked ojtd Pay after day pas- 'heart, “She’s trying to buy yoUp sO I said cnld^y.'■^rnH!8 M!,^-----------■^' I’S and,she ana J wcre.stin •traiigerY.r_ T FfeaherfttHiedhBBe keefeu eMiyj Mot k«pl my rppmja. n)dcb' as possible, ’ anff Itag^ftevrolfow wirUgd bjtt rary. when lit heY presence, hardly spoke, ex­ fijira.aod Ike. (uul uBdentandi«g w cept In monosylabia*. J tnoV p^lns'Ui! that unless toy behavior dhould be ma-, wear the “deepest mourning,’’’which onn- u4iAlly Improved within n m6nth,Trtb»ei treated strangely with the bright spring go-tbr^e feeMred - mile* awAy.xa.iMuB' robes in which the other children were Lawrie’s strict boarding-school. But 1 made no pmmiui pf amfifldmenL About clad. '“Everybody tn the villnge knew, of this limaujtgg of.nxy.-AchpaJdUMM at course, how matters' ato&L ’jfcfA. *en^ Mrs. Lymui* Semjnary were Gftnsecraklhimn was the first t0'aj>eak:'lxJ“ r»6 'of ting their ypuhg lives ti/ttS’BCTvice of them. “Agnes, your oinduct Is toaklng God. Onwafur-wbbtber af them «3ne a kteat deal of talk I §Jrte fclft you and'ki/vou are doing just right— wn> v\ ii • . But almoit welybody'btahittiybb. 'You ih a 1 Ww e jfwiW’ had never forgotten my precibbs mother • ;WhJtoT prayed ft* takeyourbla^t au^toty.toother, and j “Lef ftedmS' tali If they cbposc. 1 thank them rot-honoring m& wlth so much "Miks Brown^n ’ffncient mAlden,’ traps to ditch t|ie widower, tkwrbhce, with seycn children, wele notortaJK next took me to task. “Mercy knowi,’’ ’ ahe iw.fflws.w to my burt/Tby Aim are Ljbegaa-.lo. deapalr uf. cvpr, -Uwt. prActfcthat my companions spoke'uf. ‘as a r?Verrbf joy,** ’ Wmle n!n' this 'itata of mindl Wnfr a Mefmon"Mt«-Ub \tM{ to SB-ve toe kvtog Ged^Obe aenlimrut exclaimed, "thst it is’no desirable place for your mother. Only a self sacrincing spiritdfkiridnesB and charity? could pre­ vail upou any oritf ,1b go'jjito feodhihotrij-, and toake'Aeparntton, If -poistole ;* if •# ily nf '^lldren. yyti Ought to ai!T 'HeF dung io our aux, « wukLfatt Mo h^tas: Ever sipca mr, toother, and treaVber just like i mbther, to the ear of God.” Opoverpatjon, with Mrs,-Wade, Fbad £alt fig • "Mat your step children be patterns that I was doing wrong. My steptnoragof dutiful, conduct,"Miss Brown.” ' cfs kindness had strength-;ned this opln’ Aller such eonvijrsatjdns, as-was natu­ ral enough, perhaps, I was more strongly block out, oT the ' Y ha?W fixed in my way than ever. . One dfy 1 called upon dein motherly Mrs. Wade. She had been-bfonght up a quakeress', and with her gentle‘thee' step mother. •. . ? picture has just come she said. and ‘tfion’-she gave me a lesson I Shall' “Would you like to keep Ilin your room remember. * ; 4,AjtanM! l know jrtsl how tbou feclest to-day ? So we carried It up atatrs1 to-.' now;1 I have been in thy place. When gethcr, . When wei had removed the I wafc of tWrie'ige toy faflter'took .boms' wrftppltiga,.. it seemed to mo that the a bride to be ^'tobtm?to toe. I did noY welcome her. She was gentle and ' leva, ble; but I would not love her, because my father had married Wr.' I wlshbd her awhy'a great many titoes, and she only wronged you—I see my error,—can You, staid a twelve-montli with us. Sbo tried furgive me? Will you lot me cal! "yon tn win my love during all thnt time, I toother now? _ , I.heard ho word in reply,Vut toother know. But I hardened my heart against her. !n about a twelvc-month she was clasped me to her bosom fin'd we wept taken sick. She was delirious. And together. Aller a little while sh^’Ulked over and over again shu lived/in mind, with me very kindly aixii,lovingly. Thon the twulve montn she had passed with us. see kissed toe and would have gone, but She would plead with me to love her, i had anotber burden. “Would mother and would say, “It will make me glad If pray willime, that God loo, would smile you will call me mother.” It wns the upon me and own me us His child? ' ( constant theme and burden of her thu’ls. Even as we kuolt together, theanswer A little beftfre she died .her condoosneas caine. Ai)d whou wp arose .1 »id, “O, returned^ 1 called Yrer deaf mother then. mother, God has1 beard, i Jknow be iw Agr.es, and begged her to forgive my un­ furaiven mX heartis w liwlu.” r, . kindness. Bnt all my repqntings and Mulliar kissed me again ffiia said, “Ag­ loving words could not stay her feet nes, your angel mother'is rsjbiciag with frbru treading the Mltrk- valley.' 1 am us now.’,. As aha left mo I tuud, Tlf you battened Still with the sad rctoernbranee please, mother, yoa uuty take the porof toy’ treatment of her. Agnes! wilt Ir^t .wfchyon and I will May hfitt untH or'bdx'frtmrrtte low attic to*the omtl de!-' thbh choose to take np<m thyself such a evening?’ . lor, that did not undergo a thorough ren- Jteansbrae burden ? ■ W’H thoti do most “Yes, Agnes, and I am very happy n«‘vati<»n. All cornpletod, Mrs. O'Riley honor to I he memory of thy gentle mnth . that you can wear bo glad a facevto..aoa, wn» dismissed, saying, wjthfl her adieus, er, by follmlrlng in her gentle ways.” to the pleasure ©f your JathfP ;AMtoyer-. i dune sea why Mu$tfp} Mrs. Wide sent a ftfftwaga to Mrs snry. He ha# gope put wl town, and will bs.afi.hpr w.anUpg । nut bshproa till nJgBL’’ . 1 did not ait down, la enjoy my light«jch ■ jewel •>>““V .WrtWf1 rbUm: id deliver’it,1’ She was not then?, bmtodnes«4 The momeut .raptfipj.■ W obt ‘1 WriJ'her soft., de|tr 'volar-fa ’IKe' gone, 4 bolted the doojaM^, ■’ ■ • < formances, and, rp^arked.to paauuonal tinrsery'. •4» Aran^^esjmOi^wqmJ»PK ?.nf“. “Pt^se, mamma, tell ns nboiit F&by uiy own mother died,. I . bussed, myaeir lew girh of sixteen who nad so good ex­ little Ltade’ said Rose. Then I heard »H^V WM/W; ecutive abilities as I. Ths baking ’was for tM first tfine the HOry'Mn dchF lltlle Pm ,.j6.j. isfe.W*to be dotfd. CHflllfi 1 Wllild* was not pruttier, three years old, whom Ood fad abwt<H«rtn rifa kitchen? bat she'give taken to fl eaven Ore years beftore. “LH mo full iMtruotioDs, ubd J was aa’prbifl tie Lixtftfrfprpa has gone <*>' -Heaven, too;” the -fewest’ Voice1 Adde&;*And <yod M W^pf lb# ppatfjLW, P*w»x know Yhatfou havo a dear, gbod ritaamM f< tlicm ” • ■ 1 - “Way bo Litre’s popa; and my mama, iisiFllule Lin^are keeping hmMltogkk^ ldl» nrfjfa ihrt-Wler. -te!k of’those dehr ones agate.” wasttoraply. “Lwtobto -have you 'tfetet -very often uf-y oondrar tnina, noon, and sat up Itorager’ antjei pattern of wfator--w'4m0 W mrataomeflfie Ih ttmb- wlwu molter .W^.Win mother both looked, surpris VRBvHkKr)' «*•-! W.W WIlPW-maM v«>"t w .Apvn •ux.Myi n...t-.-..-. 1 am u- b.'bve tl'.' ' When* my Mtep-m<Nl)er.4atertdlfer::r»oaa f Mt hslftoifalrainsd.'to tbvuw. my aiQtto <l.ritaa »ai n»r i F«wa.<-ad Wji> Itarl'natAi^wwUilWWhad.wHIi..-. n«ue <k»F*l« H iHssscsfeir r-iiw -t h: m cno»d-do'doMgrnH toy ooHmm. hcdMM Um WliMlM»S*» ' • <-> Tke, ww«.:lrtRlWllaBr’ BtadU. '**»• du-Hi***- a-a. taia Wool! Wool! ■m hi 'ifre Wn! ’ rwdWff^wi1? nre wwwra itflpwrtffl 1 have been doing during’ Os I did not »lMp fWy-NMM Twelve, then ft ir»» ....... ..... TO.H tall M>«r X* Bar But wu » .■wq tatm W 111 �■V - " r ■ «. J. BAmr. WAR NEWS It litarty • Phitafalphia, Jafc 18. Whioer etnu Anvrra rcu rvxroex. Hnrou Hare, B. G July 7th, 1888. Dm farm I received a fetter fro •rmi~ ol Ik. OniUd Suu.. G«i HMhck to I- rrmaia in W. ingtm. Greerd. McQ.ll.n >»d p< of th® do not feel much like writing but I will of traitors. try to answer.so best lean. I have writ- rathe conduct of the war, which ia truly QrlUn. nod ta Fighting Generals are bring gratifying. O» Boabd tux 8. 8. TiitmriT, for was at least scotched if not swamps of the Chtckahom^ Inactivity” received mriCri in Virginia. Wit in the l, recently, rthese two leaden common sense, the exigences of the times and the demands of an unqualifiedly loy­ al people. SvauBSDsa much of our space this week to army letters and correspond­ ence. We think we could in no way belter please our readers, inasmuch as Waskiwotow, July Ifllh, 1862. Edhob or n» Bxmmkb : There is at this present time rather of dearth nf news, and consequently if a person writes, or aUcmpto to, he must do ao without the exoitemeot consequent upon the reports of great battles, or tbe moving of “the army of the Potomac.” We read in the morning papers, that a rebel force is marching on Nashville, and that ‘•Stone­ wall" Jackson (who was hilled on the Chiekahominy a few daya ago) ia alive again and haa left the vicinity of Rich­ mond for another raid upon “the valley,” and that wo shall bear from him again fee.,—allof which creates no excitement, but is looked upon aa the common course of events. But there is a feeling deep seated in the minds of loyal people here, that we are going to see a different policy adopt­ ed from any we have sepn heretofore since the commence men t ofUhe war; and that blows are going to be dealt heavier and faster, and that our soldiers are go­ ing to be enlisted to fight instead of look­ ing after, or protecting rebel property.— and that when they are hungary in the . enemy’s country, they are not going to be obliged to pey exorbitant prices for food, or starve. All these things are talked about here, and I take it for grant­ ed that it is so; and also that we are going to have men enough, so that when lhe enemy ia driven out of one section of the country the “bars will be put up” so he cannot return. All these things are encouraging to an Impatient mind, that could not see how the “strategy” we boasted no much about, was going to put this rebellion down eo surely, and auoceasfcny, and that the great “Anaconda” was going to twist about them and squirm awhile and then swallow tbe rebels all down and leave their “niggers” all quiet­ ly working as usual without a single fold hurting them. and then Government was going to eell tbe “serpent" to Bar­ num for enough to pay up for all the cost of the war. We hpve not seen tbe “An­ aconda” and cannot say aa to bis powers of digestion, or bow hungry be may be by this time but one thing we do know, before a serpent qf that kind swallows anything ho always licks ft, and eo 1 con dude if there io one really about, be haa nut got through tbe licking process, as we bear rebels are about yet; we have all believed it here though far a long time, and have been waiting to see tbe thing done, but now If there ia one, we conclude he either does not like rebels,or finda some little trouble in licking them eo they will go down. Tbe general opinion is though, that he finds it difficult to swallow the rebels without getting niggers mixed in, and rather than take one down, be will go hungry. If tbe “Anacooda” ia a hoax, then there will be more people humbugged than there were a few yoon ago, when we heard so much about the “Silver Lake” sea serpent, and Barnum will be badly disappointed too. “Boanaa Sratas" are getting worn “thread bare” “Border Slate men” wereall the go here in tbe fore part <»f tbe aeason, but they arc get­ ting “dreadfully common,” ae tbe ladies any, and some seem to thiak they wiH soon all be out of fashion. And appear । passed through Gordonsville. I The blow therefore b a most import­ ever felt the Deed of home comforts ao and J remained there until yesterday ant one, more especially aa it b the first of a series which we trust will <fo more to cripple the efficiency of the rebel Richmonths wages foe such* a nurse as my , pital at Beaufort a weak ago last Sunday, wife. If but far a day. 1 felt as though 1 list to-day, and feel very bad. You will had never folly sympathized with my want to know what ails me, and I am sick boys. God pity and Heaven help going to tail you all about it. My rickthe sick of our army. 1 think in my last abort note to you, I gave a list of the ! Providence restore him to health and bis 1 friends. Cnrpl. McLellan died of bis i wounds. He prayed for life that be might have a chance to draw a bead on 1 Gen. Benham, who rushed men to the slaughter with eo much fool hardiness.— James was first wounded in tbe arm and while leaving the field was shot through the knee and was finally carried from the field by Corporals Newton and Greenfield. I ask aa a particular favort and aa doe to the dead whose life was so nobly offered in defense of his country, that bis family , < I be made tbe espocial care of all the friends of Co. F, resident in Hastings and vicini­ ty- Don’t let it be arid that tbe widow and orphans of a brave man, who gave bis life to bis country, shall lack for sym pathy or the comforts of life. Look to it, you who are enjoying lhe quiet of your homes and the blessings of proeperity. Of the five boys who were killed out right, too much cannot be said of their bravery. H. Wanderlich, G. C. Rath­ bun, Isaac J. Winegarden, Goo. Lusk, and 8. D. Cobb. Four of these it ia not known bow they fell. Rathbun was standing on the pernpet of tbe fort shoot­ ing at the gunners. He had just diacharged bis musket when a ball struck him io the bead and be fell dead into tbe ditch below. His mother needs lhe sympathy of ril, for she lost a husband and two eons by this terrible war, within the fest two months. I can only say to the friends who have been bereft of loved ones, that they have tbe consolation of | knowing that their sons and brothers, were true as tried steel to tbe cauee of the Union and nobly fell, bravely died ( for their country's^ood. No monument i marks tbeir resting place,-do epitaph teila their virUte*; but they will aver live embalmed in our memories aa the true, the good and the brave, who dared every thiry, forped everything, flinched never, but dared to die nobly fighting for tbe right Ail of tbe wounded are doing well. Before this reaches you, you will know that twelve Regiments are ordered to tbe PotoBMO from Port Royal Tbe Mich. 8th expects to have some share of glory of taking Richmood, although wo are only 4Q0 stroog, with but three Cap- might rejoice that we did do* abed our blood in vain. May be you will think that 1 have got the ‘blues.’ Well I bare, and tbe reds nnd the whites also, very near my heart, and would not have that glorious flog float over a slavery cursed country any longer, la it strange that 1 am home-rick 11 hoped when 4 en­ listed to be able to strike one hearty bl ow in favor of universal humanity. Hope long defered has made the heart sick, and cruft our exhausted energies, and prepare again fur the conflict of life. Ezekiel has gone North, where I can­ not tell, but 1 am quite sure be will not return here , thia add* to my loneliness. Lieut. Bates b wounded and I believe he eat friends were left on tbe baUle field, with many other noble follows. But I am very tired and must close. Plense write soon and often. Your affectionate brother, Maxtim W. Cbamxb. ly Senator Chandler was authorised to use io hb speech yesterday, the testi­ mony taken before the Conduct of the War Commit tee, by a vote of that Com­ mittee at a regular meeting. Four members being the majority of the whole number, were present, and unanimously granted him permission. Had the of. neb! eorrespoodenoe asked fur been furn iabed. there would have been no need of resorting to the records ofthe committee. — TFssAinytoa Corrttpondeace of the jF. World, understood that no more fortifi. cations are to erected by our troops, at least until the war is over. It It t re markable fact that the armies which have depended upon earthworks sod forts continued the name paper, “Gen. McClel­ lan has made any mistake, it la 1/relying rtty appmrisg Sy eStatevit o. fie. 1« on the night Tuesday, the Id day of July. He gi v ea the following interesting state­ essss bliaainr Indianapolis dispatches to tbe Execu­ tive Department, say that Henderson, Ky.. and Ntwburg, Indiana, have been taken by the rebels. At the fetter place one Federal was killed and 250 sick tak­ en prisoners. They also took 350 stand The HeraWe dispatch, dated Washing­ ton, July 19, says: ‘ Lieut. CoL Pier­ tor of ft but I could not. I tried to plead with god for my country, but I felt that He coaid not consistently hear me. On tbe night before the battle on James | Island, I went in secret and tried to ask God to give success to our arms, but the I words stuck in lhe roof of my mouth. 1 j felt such an overwhelming sense of tbe purity of God and his righteous demands upon us as a nation, and such a sense of our National guilt, that 1 could not ask Him to bless our cause with victory when our national skirts are stained with the blood of tbe poor, the oppressed and the innocent. 1 went back to camp feel­ ing that defeat awaited us, but that 1 should come out of the ordeal safely, if I did my duty. I have done that and shall continee to do it to tbe beat of my abili­ ty. But it is hard for a Christian to en­ gage in any thing in which he cannnt ask God’s blearing in fall feith. O! that our cause was entirely right That every blow struck might be for humanity and not against it. Hist coming gen erat iocs The correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial left Gen. MeChllau's army ments : Cincinnati, July 18. sick and horoa-eick. By hearUsiek I mean that I have lost confidence in tbe purity of our cause. That fatal Prodsmaliou of the President, which dashed to of arms. the ground the bright hopes nt the op­ Louisville, Joly 18. pressed, which had been held out to them The train arrived from Lexington this by Geo. Hunter’s Proclamation, stag­ evening. The road and telegraph I'me gered me very much, and I could not help feeling that our loved country was still determined to embrace that blaring, Now York, July 19. j | 1 I eras sent from James bland to the Hos­ killed and wounded at James Island.— Three nf them whom we supposed killed are prisoners of war, via, Seargt J. M. Beasmer and privates Emmet Cole and Wm. O. Barrett. Breamer remarked to our boys before lhe fight, that be would never be taken prisoner alive. The fest that was seen of him he was standing on the parapet of tbe Fort, firing on tbe I enemy aa fat aa be could load and do ao. John was aa brave as the bravest. He had too much of the break neck, dare devil spirit for his own good. I am truly glad be ia still alive. Emmet Cole is reported to be wounded in the breast, and was suppoeed to be killed. Ho fought with the desperation of a tiger and the caution of a well skilled veteran, but tbe odds were against us and be fell a sacri­ fice for his country; better blood was not offered on tbe field than his. I have Dot a man in my Company whose lose I should not mount were ho killed, but none more than Emmet. In the battle of the Flat boats he did more to help save ua then any other one man, for he dared to row, regardless of grape and canister. I sincerely hope be may re­ cover his wounds and yet be restored to bis friends. All thqt I have said of Em­ met, I can truly say af Barrett He was one of tbe still kind, but one uf the beet of boys. He was shot through the thigh at very abort range, not to exceed six rods, and if our boys bad not had such hot work, would have been brought from the field. Wm. was one of tboue buys, who could always be trotted, was always ready for an) duty assigned him and never complained. A son whom any pa-1 rent ought to be proud of. May a kind I son, of the 43d New York regiment, ar­ rived here to day. He left the front of our army od the Peninsula yesterday morning, and at that lime there ware no forces of the enemy within fourteen miles of our lines on this side of the James River, but a balloon reconnoiaaoce dis­ closed a large concentration nf the rebels on the south aide, in the vicinity of City Point good condition, and with confidence un­ impaired in McClellan. “Jt ia believed» bdwever, that James River will be blockaded by tbe rebels at the Blufla in Claremont” Washington, July 20. Of the exhaustion of lhe army you have read enough to distress you. It would D«»t be prudent to attempt to state defiaately how much it had been reduced numerically. But there ean be no Im­ propriety in slating that Gen. McClellan was neve r able to carry over 80,000 ef­ fectives into battle. When be landed at Fortress Monroe bis muster rolls exhib­ ited 115,000 men of all arms. A con­ siderable proportion of these, say 8,000, Other pa enthusia Thursda were cavalnr. of which 1,900 were ser­ viceable. The remainder would have Molicitorv for served their country better behiad their D. Brama. plowa at home. Others were necessarily jjtt. detailed to keep open our communientions and protect our flanks—leaving about 100,000 to be disposed of. A very large CHANCERY ORDER. percentage was then to be subtracted. It is not very extravagant to nay that wounds and death at Yorktown cost us 1,000 men ; Williamsburg cost us 3,000; West Point 250; Hanover Court House 500; Fair Oaks, so say official bulletins, 5,700. I wish I could believe that wae all. Skirmishes and affair* in front nf Richmond, 1,000 at least ; Mechseice I ville, 300 at least; Guinea* Hills, 7,500 ; Savage Station,1,000; White Oak Swamp It is srrirrU I and Turkey Creek—oh, bow many • I. IXUia. rasesWhere are the stragglers 1 To be sore, tbe enemy have hwt fall as many, bui they could afford it. Without attempt Mill .r to estimate the average numbwr of rick. I will give one exceptional fact which ! There is reason to believe that the When Gen. President will soon issue one or more may cause yne to shudder. Eeral orders to tbe armies of the United Casey'a division landed at Fortress Mon­ When tea, in which he will lay down certain roe it numbered 13,000 men. general rules for tbe conduct of tbe war, his division was routed at Seven Pines it All tbe rest such roles as any one sincerely desirous ' numbered less than 6,000. of carrying out tbe principles of the were dead and in hospitals. But no confiscation and emancipation act, would i other division suffered so much. After Seven Pines it wae Do divisk>a Mt all.— adopt and enforce. It ia now pom lively known that the Many of the Ineses were compensated hy President, under tbe advice ofGen. Scott, reinforcements—seven regiments, say nnd with the acquiescence of General 5,000 men, from Fortress Mmroe, and McClellan, has called Maj.Gen. Halleck McQill'e division of 10,000 effectives to Washington to act as General in-Chief from lhe Rappahannock. But even with of lhe armies of the United State*. He all these reductions, lhe army could sus will have control of tbe operations in itself against attack if It had requisite rest tbe field, thus relieving Secretary Stan­ and supplies. I state these facte because ton of some of bis official bosinesa. lhe crisis seems to have passed. Rein­ forcements and supplies have been for­ St. Louis, July 20. warded. Gen. Halleck left for Washington by the Ohio and Missouri Railroad this A Darina Rsgtett. evening accompanied by General Cullom, Chief of Staff Col. Ritton. Adjutant General, and Lieut. Trockmnrton. •eighbori recruitin Fitzger fall, wh tn desig men to Barry who ca lhe fam fur. each m in put Solwiton for CompU.nant Circuit Jad^t. * *---------------- - " vtafeaL]. D HrutiL jyu. Jtegwtsr ia CT an wry. contai uiUm eirtit kasdrta and sftvPraeaat Sbeneaa C. I U5np A correspondent of lhe Cincinnati Garetit relates lhe following bold exploit in front of Chattanooga: The army was halted to rest and to give time for a reconnotMnce, in order Washington, July 15. to learn tbe enemy's position and strength. Thia was a very difficult end Mr. Foster called up the bill in rela­ dangerous matter, owing to the nature of tion to the competency of witnesses in the ground. Several unsuccessful at­ the United Stales court. tempts had been made to procure the Mr. Sumner rnorrd to amend, that no much desired information, when James witnesses be excluded on account of eolor. T. Matteoon, 1st Lieutenant Co. C, "W He spoke at some length in fevor of the Indiana volunteers.rode boldly up to erltfo* faea. kW tb* kseriag tksrsst, •* this aeua« aaM trirr ts ba amendment, which was rejected after a in aixty Yards of the enemy, balled, ear| discussion, by 14 to 23. veyed all tbeir entrenchments, accurate­ At 10 o’clock the Senate went into ex ly computed bis strength in number and ' ecu live session, and subsequently ad- position, ascertained the number of bis jouned. field guns and siege artillery, then wheel­ ed bis borne and rode ont waving his cap Washington, July Id. -------------------------------------- : triumphantly through a tremendous Mr. Wilson, of Mans., from the Mili­ Ketals Latest HUI. shower ol balls, bidding defiance to the tary C<>mmittee,reportod back the bill to ZJtWMrr OJU)2X-FTAtt OFMICWOAM hundred missiles of death whistling all authorise the raising of a volunteer force around, and • rode up to the General, for the further defense of the State of calmly and pleasantly smiling, tn give Kentucky, and asked to be discharged his Information. I asked him bow be from its further consideration. escaped. “Through tbe mercy of God Mr. Davia, of Kentucky, called the bill and very bad rebel markmanship,” be np and urged its passage. promptly replied, laughing. lata tfi Messrs. Wilson and Collamer, of VerThis must certainly be very true, for <sly varies* about three hundred guns were fired at Mr.'bark thought that Kentucky him at tbe short distance of sixty yard^ ought not to be allowed to raise troops and not one took effect. He arid that simply to fight co her own soil. He the brils sounded like a large swarm of said that st one time there were sixteen beea.around him. forraosa.De aaained for tbt heanog eT ssM peti men from a rural town in New Hamp­ It is universally admitted by all who •t*o«; aad thu Ua Wn at taw st aaM4eeeaM< shire in one Regiment of the Army of sad all ataarpanaea tateraefo* lb w« sstaM.ara witneeeed this exploit and are accquaintthe Potomac, hut be was informed that ed with the circuinnlances, that it com- cvarjfc publi jefe, ueWh obtiu tioaae a pho willin uH ini of them perished by the bullet, the sa­ bre, or the bayonet, but all died in the trenches of Virginia. How could he ask II.” Aaro bol jit o evfi dn- 6ro NH petee with any, even hi tbe annals of bio- ta most blatant and abusive in hie talk of Republicans, designating them as “nigger trjn^nniri" nmmrttera nf **slwe«tr so—st the welkin Im speaks of Union mac; AHnla inrident will illustrate (Afiilaafj.) f MANHOOD: to hare BusftaUon of life forfeiture whale to “border state” advice. But some one sayathatbe told them finally, that, if the peculiarities of her nee. And lib hinted by our informant that of them children fair Were col d into sb very by either fiscal bait, or go ashore. their father, though the mother wae frw Ofsueh are the Sccearion Democracy.— Of LboB secant, a CONGKEMIOM AL. wai course that could not bo complied with friends u farther erdmd, that room for some other fashion. Last 8aU urday, it is said a Border State delega- everything their own KJ? uf Congress. Adjourned. afraid ma, I am yet alive and at prevent couval- CHANCERY ORDER. ■OPMlCflOAMjitoCe^it, Cwrtfor that lint and on tbe battle field, 1 1 hare not been a well moment since. wounds at weights removedy adoption of, poXey dictaud by good Wb my door, but aa 1 did not say “come in” , , I ' of Ite S—urjr. of W»r. Mr Bomlwr oftred • rwMnUon tUt tkaOmsKUO — <*• Co«>oo« of lb. last, Death baa knocked quite loudly at groat toothless sad tailless from I-------------and Shield's division, 5,< . 0O0M>u>NeCM|U prior Io guemorn. bot.r. Rkbmood. Mr. Cbw 51W oo.tta«id Mr rrm.rk. In > nimllnr Hnln u> hi. proriou. .p-ch ng»n>« Mo The section aulborixing the Prerideut -1»,-X ucse^u. �eeosaoK HTfiii Xwtte^kL r you will feel refreshed, Court House in this village on Thursday evening next, at 7 o’clock, for ths purpose ■of promoting enlistments. Let the peo­ Tbe cry ia. “To ple rally. Arms." Our protected. Let us arouse to the peril which Our threatens us and avert tbe danger. guaran tea they will hardly know ttam•*! health induces ill humor— Radvay t Pillt will cacurc good health, and a happy Bow of apirits. A^rv2S cento par tag, Sdtfhy Drugyutc. fastings sprite U-nrrnti. neighboring States are fully aroused, and ana 'patriotic Enthusiastic evening will Thursday affect upon full, BecndtiacFrrxoKHAM>, of thia village tins received a comminion as 2d pany nf volunteers, for tbe Lieu­ Butter Laid Tallc new o.rt co«\^.owd ^.OVkMLV^VkX. vocX% VLX\A uA<ve\\. vevake X\vtn\ Regi Mr. F. District. meceasary qualifications to make a good other capaeiry. SPECIAL NOTICES. or.to be appointed until the company is VERMIN. —wz still— ®®FT ©©HBKHHITODH HOUR LIKE OP TRADEwithout them, as they reriyiiying In tbeir adten. Come and See I! THESE BITTERS Will not only Cure, bat Prevent DxsesecB HVAE JUST RECEIVED CW bf—more tbu W.OOO Private Families. DI R E CT FROM HOCSEKEEPER8 —troubled with vermin need INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, JSfsa all caaca requiring a Tonic “srs . Dr. BWs* CrlekarM Wl.e Hlten ’DHilDIEmsciKD I ruBJ For Sore Throat, so common amenr the Clergy they are truly valuable. W far tbe agsd and infina, and for persona of a w»ak eoMUtuUon-for Ministers of tbe Gospel. truly beneficial. aaddahooas to tba taste. Tbay produce tbe axhilsraung effects of brandy er wine without Intoxicating; and arc a valuable rtme-fy for acr- cmA tai nod in the adulterated Wines Wv.o,\vX^ ’Vo'cv.ke. tn designate their officers, any other stata­ Barry County has sent many men tn the war, already, but we much Chills Which we offer at "Dt. *Ro\>aek'» [ ftXo'wv.o.c.Yv, Wv.Vte.vs menta tn the contrary, notwithstanding. IBIKD^TDiK!!) IPBILDIBS. mistake the patriotism of our citizens ifthis company Dr. "BudXiack.^ The pay and bounties offered to new recruits are generous, and Cblldrvn and intate withlmnunffr, 3 Physicians, Clergymeu, end tempersoct adra* antes, aa an act oThumabite. should aasiat in. •pmdtng these truly valuable BITTERS over the tend, end thereby e.settialiy aid in bamsbhig Drunkcnneas and Disease * I all Allections oj the Head, «4ek Head­ ache, or Ntervcus Headache. Dr. Dod»» Imperial Wine Bitten, will b« Jouad ta ta anostSalntary and EflJcacious. FEMALES. or thia. u. that thev al experience. W (xst alt enlist with MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed ---.11— ■- A—L—----- - .U___ — ate, X\xt ^>.oot vctaxv'k VAendu full, when the soldiers will bs permitted who can. EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF Ur "B.o\>ae'c’» SVowteteV Wv.Vte.vs We are assured that is not immediately filled, Imperial Wine Bitters! I officer in any Fitzgerald is the only officer appointed, . GBANT & SPAULDING 'VXte.se, Wv.Vte.vs possesses energy, nnd we think all other military “OXLT 1NTALUBU UMXDT JDOTI.' Dewlreys laaCaatly WB <mvA a\A Axmoms o$ a *\tai­ lor oatuv*. tenant. and ia authorized to raise a com­ recruiting or <»•* u wuAu-'vm. wkW ewr» •». Vm, “VW* x* v>,'' a* a vc’m.ciVva.V aai-txt — a a™-1 ttatutaXoT o\ YJm vntea, XVw, "BAaou.* avstvuX* oj itw'Wut anA BouAVtYtM*. Hut, Jov a Vong Yaux*, \ma-o. wwmAx wvtAtA a-o. o-VUtAi ot Sto-nMM-Yx 'BvYXc.ys. tokwx wx \.ro'(xr <\\xaxA\Xxe*, a-oA at tVii ar* ~ *ar* -^rwytrClw* o$ Jaundioe, Kidney Complainte, out! Turn UBiTCrtll DB. J.BOVEEDODS’ 'Wteae 'BX.XMm meeting on have a telling euliaUnents. enent aligned tn this “LOW PRICES Fever, Fever and ^gue, Liver Complaint, friends ufthe Union, turn out! Lxvxaxd Hegulator ^tZious men are coming forward by thousnnda.— Other parts of Michigan are moving, let not Barry County be behind. ’ A NEWS with ~~~~ aydneya, will p^fortn their funettuna, healthfully and regular Ut who arc diapiritod, fretful. In. dined to ba dte~u.fiJ with themselves a TO tt EXCELLED digeshte oigais. Ow or • "cca, •PPelawaking *t*—calmlaand undietarbed aleep-oa tbe will OF THE UNITED STATES r •taaamarfDoaNtar.lM'.tben tbo»e are X\xc rve\v vaarA Sotau awA Cov(\$oyX. lhe families of volunteer! are provided “Cnetar’a" Rat, Roach, Ate. Exterminator. “Costar’s" “Costar’a" Bed-bug Exterminator. “Costar’s” “Costar’s” Electric Powder for Inaecte.&c. The many ccrtifloates which have been tenderWo have every kind of goods, ouch u News- *• •-ppi,. DR- J. BOVEE BODS’ * S5r. ■RobaeV* each must act in his appropriate sphere in putting down this great rebellion. ftXovcxaeXx 'Bx.XXc** "We are in receipt of a small circular THE Advertiser having been restored I vxvxA^oraXt । AoNrxWvXriXgA, xamaaXT qx\A CAUTION !!! To prevent the public being imposed upon by .Www and HifUy Par- purchasing, and taka nothing but “CcetaKs.” containing the preface and a part of the opening chapter of this work. 'B.obaeVk It prom­ bo generally perused, it is emphatically a book for the l/eing a part of the history every other consideration. public are already Arvo* au>a^ awl tnaki times, interest, Tbe reading acquainted with the or the prescription will please rdlUv. EDWASD A. W1L&0N. Willis msbara. new Wort many Prlxe Peetry which some­ times in his other writings, grate harshly upon-refined and sensitive ears, we are willing to acknowledge the truth of tbe following from his very nature change) always hiust be '■terribly in earnest.” He impresses his readers ae well -as his auditors with this simple fact. He follows Shakspeare’s advice, tn “tell truth and shams the devii.” Ils does not pause, in the mid-cur- tin an ornate manner, ui fashionable dainocrl strings pearls, for the sake of STtess ^itUrs art put up in quart bottlea, of which tht about it a facsim­ ile. The label m finely engraved, and it provided with a tafe^guard fr^m * - Kitchen «Harral.RiaciyA Bush. Male A BoHaMO. M. Ward. OicM A Co. McKisaon fo Bobbins, Hogan A Allan. Hall, Bucks! A Co. Thomas F. Enter. P. D. Orris. Lasalte, Marsh A Gard- Brownlow’s book we quote from JJOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhlW.I ^v’iuabte REPORTS on BF“MATORRHOEA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and other Dwoja tbe ’jymrr unTroaM •j ■ y—Bitten hare beea ae, thonugbly leated by all clones of the community Inr alnuMt v.waIv PhHadelpfcU, Pa. TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLEH DRY GOODS! Chicago, nr, St. Louis, Mb.) Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo. N. Y., Fills. Tbe beat Family CA­ THARTIC In the world, used twenty years by five millions persons annual- rrw.r’ W‘ld Cherry Trpe Bark. Hpikvnsrd, Chamo­ mile Flowers, and Gentian. They are tnanufaclured by Dr. Do<te bimaelf. Who te an expeneuccd *’ Physictat. and. bwes al.utdd not ng Ute qnack nostrums which flood BULDu^.U. Roberta A Striker, Hastings, Eli Nichols, Jar S. Terrv, Orangeville Mills, M. C. 8wift.Prairieville, H.B? BcnniuKton, Middlevilla, and by druggists and merchants generally throughout lbs teestry Herrick’ii Sugar Coated omaionnt. Nat be. What Mr. Brown­ low haa to deciere he declares openly and wtbw nnuFsiazuin. Shltgellu Brp‘* ACe. B. A. Fahsustock, HuU FOR SALE BY Heaatare Pills. — DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ ry OLD FRIENDS UE> in the beat, places.” — W helcsate Ageats la New Yark City. ^vcvexvXvxvg, 'D'vovrcXvea, caunterfeiters. (Price $1 per bottle, of tixfor $5. C. W. pobaok, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 Eact Fburih Bt, Cincinnati, to whom all orders should bt addressed. the Philadelphia Prtu iboldly, and, with him, as with ell nntura! orators and writers, the best words— that in. tbe words which moet plainly enunciate his thought—array themselves ■ be uwd «T«ry tocraiug before eXt. of those eccentricities, In all newly aeuleSwIacea, wben there TER8. SXowv,<te\v 'Bv.Vteve While we expect to find in 'his oh thought and expression HARD-WARE ! ■Dt. ■RoXjae.Ww Parson’s style of dealing with most subjvxjLs. found In ths Ucited Hum. ee^Mintad wJUi ttair. DR l'iTo^EE DODff°IMFERlAt’WlfiPSfi^ ra*AaoOxo\^ t'tv\o^a'b\*. of tbe great struggle. which swallows up, in GROCERIES Imperial Wine Bitten An prepared by an eminent and skillful pl yefctan who Lu used them successful!v io bls practice for the last twenty-fire years. Tbo proprietor, before purchasing tbeexclu.ito right to manuftuterw and tall Dr. Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wtva Bitters, bad I hem tested by two distinguished medical practitioners, who pronounced them a valuable remedy foe diowam. - ■altbuugli lbs nodical nxa af theeoonlij, as a ftlcvMAckt 'Rv.Vteve ise* to be a work of great interest; and u ill undoubtedly WDVS & EWES', DeciiamsNta lheKysiem nnd Prolong Lite ! CHARLES W1DD1FIELD A CO,. of every description S150 BEIT PIANOS. tl50 Stacks of GROVESTEEN-A BALK haring removed to their new warerooms, s». us uoiDWir, mm STATES. pow^preyred to offer Hie public a toagnlficcut 7 Octave Boscvood Piuo, >u> auger. .taerjMMal.I■■ re Boxm for one Dollar New York JwAproiro/aa follows: Clothing, “Mr. Culm is thia week printing thirty thoutand additional copies, which iteinhiK all hnproveaiacts kuoWo in thta coun­ try or io Europe, over-atrune baas, French grand Mtioa,karp pedal, fall tree hemo, for *150 CASH, Rich monldiag eases, rpas cob nasions *sp yxnuissci oj who wfifwwith narrow Debility.Loea efMamory . FloridaJuly IT. IBM, To Da. Hosier. Albany. N. T.—My Dear Doo- t!75 to taoo, HASTINGS, MICH all warranted mads of the boat sMMnod material. cinnati. ordered/brty iAmmmf copies at ^Twor^leM medicines GROV'ESTEEN & HALE. J.llmS Ths Favara m Joumwoww.—A oom- ^AMrwu CtUwSS A. LU<*»?t «*»-•„ Y *^Std Geseapciat.LaMlaiaad.jr-T. tW“ OUR GOODS SOLD Dr A 47B BKOAPWAJt X KW TOBI CABD TO TOUNG LADIES AND GFN- Unusually Low! Vte fcwttftUTtdkh! yrn.UAM JGMM. Wheat, Corn, Oata, Better, Lard, Pork, COUNTY ACCOUNTS. «UNT A SPAULDING �small quantity of oyr and rub it in . . . jaOulTW^Nina prevent chapped hands. thi only beu ABWrerrir nr UtfcVl rr will ifSRYs ttooD. rf Witt MEHt>i.trnn!it> Mend yonr BarMmHMpnpMto Boots, Aa. made very rioh ; Wds are unually ^fftLL MENP GlAWt V' are tbe pIsteBofthet iiyinil J ffl trtti l •botddT^ frwnx^M«NDn«RY. L.Xr“'“h”* » 1^1' WU4- MBtW-fiWIA. dug two feel deep-aod made about half mam Oiw - which ta wall enough if plenty of room is given to the planta; but a bad 3 foot deep, with ample iMeea. for thofow ia better than a crowded one three fee* deep. Expose the roots Id Ule air as little aa possible in setting them out; they should be set by a stretched line, io a spaded forrow, with the crowns of the room about two inches bdow tbe surface. It is common to set them ,lri 1 rows a foot apart, and^eea than a foot in MORTGAGE SALE. IT WILL MEND MWRTH.E. the row. We should prefer > fopy and' . a half apart or even more, and not nearer* than a toot in the row. Apply salt at. tbe rate ot 20 pounds or ao to the square fod, and rake in, or let the raih :.csirjr. it in. Keep dean of weeda—cover late in 1 autumn with three inches of. manure, to ' be forked early in the spring liking cara On reading and Wng the p*«ttoe. dnlyveritod trees, by some cultivators it is claimed that tbe longevity and hardihood of the tree is increased by an occasion! seeding down of the grasses we have named.— They aver that it checks tbe too exubet- barb, and ita conduct renew to health ba- ing-ao well known, ila uaefclneM doea ryoL admit of a /doubt; but allow me tu remark it ia bAt used in the form of a syrup, eaten with plain bread, as are all cooked Iruita: and not with paatry, •»- thirty-fwoJST, drvnsTf.fitp.Xt/ thVrt (JVbortr of rugs Ns. Dint (9) west, tn Said Barry county ud Blate of Michigan, one hundred a’uJ sixty scree, more or lew. or to much tbareof a. will taliifr said mortgage with interest and costa, will b« sold at public auction or vendue, to tba bigbest bidder, at the Court House in tbe village of Has­ tings, that being tbepiuefor bolding tbe Circuit r.----j of D. 1M1, one o’clock, P. M. of that dar. Dated, May 90.1649. ' HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., 1*1* Asaignees of Mortgage. Bwsnxr a Atxu, Attys. peeially by Invalid persrms who have bilioua eohstltottons. Pastry ia like strong drink—It only aervea to indulge the appetite, rather than to Imparl tu it any real good, causing secretions in the stomach beyond their natural order.— To make rhtrbarb ayrup is. limply to cut it io small pieces, simmer It over a slow fire one hour with a vary little water ; or it may bo baked in a jar,then strain,it and add auger to Suri tbe palate. Whmitfo voung it is like apple*, MTreoea*y to be ptoled, If sweetened with the bo«t uC-J soger, (loaf to tbe taft,) It will, if pre ..--. ---- MW1 1TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Court J for the county of Barry—in Chucery. CharUt E. AteiLi.Complainut, ‘ law mu.—Should be »w« in aiim7 mor and winter, during tha day* but sboold be taken off at night. . In summer ft allows perspiration to pass of without ■ J ttarrM ’--------- the skin, and promote * illMm BfAAMpteIter s^'7 । Potarares »och wondtrful remedial power* M to •art bo many diieaaes of apparent opposite phe­ nomena. Wc reply that Radaray'aRcady Relief chief aid moat ienportMl rentdial efficacy. M eviaaod ia , Ute immediate arrert of pain, and its potency io , tbe treatment of aueb diseases and matadfra, I >0 circulating in said coon ADMINISTRATVR'6 SALE. STATBOrMteAN.i to^.’by’tao ameAuax t! Hr* "f* — I. U. tta^foUowingluds beloeging to tba aaid estate, Kb. ® -st- COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. (^Err-urr. Ucicc 25 " par B"tlle. t ■ j Pfica Cerya per QtitUe. jPrice 25 ..Cants per R**t|l.e. Prtcp 2j.Cetitfi.pcr Bottle. Very C*013 P*r Be*tt**25,Ceyta per Buttle. jjg Liberal ^eda^vn to Whetemte - .-TERMS CASH. J3F* Far Metre *H Dronfota. and Rteeabtopto* gcaccjrily ‘brwqgtanti Uw country. ‘ „.t,i JOHNS A GHORLEY, . (Sole Mauufaclurers.) Comer of Liberty Street Croup.' Di| health. ;■ It is superior to all known remedies In popular tel Fever, TFceer, 8md use as a eleusing syrup for PURIFYING THE BLOOD, i. . CMta anML____________ ____________ arrtMBa. IryserrtervChilere. Cram pa and Let Radway’a Bond v Relief bo freely neo* NEW YORK. Iihpuj;l^pl, U> |l**ii0C OaRrni. . ., Imj-orntji tt. Iluihh-rs. Itupui tanl tu Kaiflruad Oiinpnoioa. giro a pure-clear, ud rtMeate bun of health ud b«KXg toiMfaet atonoMB and hrthaney to th. Iniportaul.ly.^nrincr^, . Ta all whom concrru ’ cerae everybody. It is a pure and toneceDt^Mtepirottoa, all-pew-' erful to do good, but oerer dues injury. IMPORTANT TO I’ABENjs. . ri .JOHNS UR(JSPEi'8 _ IMFlUiVKD QL’TTA FkkCIlA in medicine taking, or business relations with RESULT ENT ;-and we religiously deolarc Uiht, if ,physicians, if this tssound reaaonieg, Rad* ay's Reno rati ng Resolrrtit f/gften When tbe symptoms of any Inherited disease are first badwat’8 hxadt HKurr exhibitod.il will eradicate-the some from the 1* not recommended by us. nor prescribed for 1 System. In tbe early *tag»* of PtUste or Conno mwy rari ties of disease as every physician in the practice of medicine prescribes Calomel, MerOf Radway’a Renovating Resolvent will extertnin , Quinine, Morphine, Opium, ud ether faatj'tteyXnateUM.dfrn*'- ta» the system.--.cury. u JJJJJ vorile hobya of th* prafemion.^ Il ta a weBknovn p*7su CEMENT-ROOFING, -a l‘" Uwi'UJ -■ - - ar. The cheapest nnd most durable Roofing IT IS 11 **■ USE ARB WATER I'HOOF I-*.— .Ml ... —n .r.u. nit*511*LI «y~ Wu*fcu( B0V ’r‘T,olT WW’IM Th* Oort b only *bm Qm-Third that at Tta, ; Thi* article ha* been tbon ugUlv tested iq New I York end Mt parts of tbe United State*. Cawd*. Wert Indier. *nd Central and South Awerte*. oa building* of all kind*. *nch a* Facroatas, For**<pa*. Cnrucuvs. ICYil Roan Itarovs, Cart, and an 1'rxuc Bciuum;* genersllr. Gun**snxn Buls IXOB, Ac.; by ths principal Biite***. Ixnurtm, > an-tothere, and has rjpvtsLte to fte CHEAPEST and MUST DURABLE KGOFINR tn use: it i* ia every rtotxta Ai FIRE. WATER. WKATflElt tod ki^dr’*UOF Ou”:d*< ** >LL CHRONIC DISEASE. n*e ie ihrOJUnT eaOeri»l eaeardhatemd in 4*< L’niiaSUa which combine the desirable proper ticaotfltatfJrito WVtentiNri/y.w'Meh are uni- NA'TIeiit is required'|ii making'application - A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. rtaiZ.. : <<l**. 1 Tbe expento of applying Itttbul triding. *a aa ordinary Roof can b* coteraS tatl taDhed 'ehf ■!< vl! DR RAHWAY'S PILLS ^^^sxsxp.°«tsric. at eadachk. NTLAHATfdx OF THE ou w iEESlsraur’""11' IW BIX lillVM. A do«eoffrtrni Sixto eight'Of Rahway's‘tail ■tiaarAUI, will, in Ila _ __ • !:• L .... M) There l* naptecess at*R mlontatod to tart the UMfulasMnPwaneeUte‘■udteMM as a —Hitorr ■al WtoB totiabto ttto* U paefotoy fat P»~< oamp. Radw.yVltetoy ltrllrf hM wfti. -• -1-—— I—•-----------•------ • • Ii’KgSMS.K-fi ter. from Bngaik ud Begunviml surgrona. oflk- ?} GrTTA PERCTrA CEMENT, . - Fur>Gmlhg'<Mftnb cl oJI • Mhwto rtte aADWAV> RBADr naMtr. will btottaii expuoed AcUtteUw-Wteriim, • towBo* adt -i-l nftbanq w.-.- » W “ME-*-* - . awn BMftmr ■ ”• > The Seferer fo mn mUMMfsrf «e a /to Mtaktav IN CASEB OF I Thta the sate TW.rrifAl’s state2eanS eSKCMATUM, XXCBALetA, LUKSAM, TIC St C SXTT rifestis' eocv,rooTH.tex,sciatic*,rxc« xcynt, Ma^' x$’3.' Mumboes*,’ Biden joints, Sprsma, Lameutsa, TliHEE Til Hirsi**, Pels ta the Kidney*, WoutegPtin in tbs AKTHMA. IMFFWULT BBKAXRUKL PLEURar^FAlN JN-JHB RIDE, 8MODUSKB8. 1 Its n*e Will, ia Slim ntiantto, reUuve joaol pain and its cunlinurod use cure you of tbe ootuplrinfo CHfcONICRH'EUJfAIYmSUABTHMA Exeentor'a Bale. Ia the matter ofthe aetata of Marti, c Bores, ite of the oeunty of Barry, deceased. * In pursuance of a license granted to me by tbe robate Court of uid I .k.ii r family by - Si Fyj? PR. RAD WAY’S PTEU, Pbillif Laoxxu, Deftadenl. ECONOMY D WEALTH 110 00 a year RADWAY’S READY RELIEF There is no judicine in ft'e'lnOwnSrorid, or t’Ftrctotewd tiroaklltw eradIciRltfrrfrcffi UfeSystWn -RMObM InBVritbd, by dayefMto. l«t,artteKcluck in the forenoon, beMBigtred for tifo hearing of arid petition,and that4W tetra at lew of said deceased, ud all other pereoweinteveated in ssM estate Ire required to appear 01D ossrton of said Court; then to ba bolden at the Probsto Offieepo the viUage ofHas­ tings, and shuwoMse, if any uy there to, be, why wfev the. th r gbould not be granted. Oerod. that th* petitwr.e •s interested in sadd estot THftion; and tbe bearini . 78 WfcLfAH STREET, AH. A SCIENTIFIC WROATWR CHANCERY SALE. “Hl io Johns ACrp*dey’» 'Xniericaa,C*a»eDt GteT’^Ato Furl- TtoM*. • "It-te «4 convanteatto Mrs in 4be bowee.~-.2tte Frei Xjpeqw. t "It tealWar* ready; tbl* conunendsit to vvevy- _ _______________________ ceased sod expeuaae of adminlatretioa. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tncadar, tbe Sth WqWMMuan «•<!«*. i. A. noon, be assigned for the bearing of Baud peti­ tion. ud that the heirs at tew of said deceaae^and all other perooaa taterosted la said tatate, aro ro quired to spear, at a assaion of aaid coart, then to be bolden at ibe-lyobate Office, la tba rUlage of Hsatinirt. and show esUBe.if unv lter. be, why tii£Dr*ier of Ihapetitioaarahaald not ba granted, i . •WtJt to further ordered that <ald Frtitwter gire notice to the persons btarerted InAaid estate, of the pendancy’ of abid petition ud tbe hearing thereof, br causing a cwy of this । J i - d tact eretjth-njf but Metals. f*. dropsy, ud eon>as been lhe huparnl- , ’ in curing these bor- i tbit by virtue of*n 1 , VliCELA.W. ter did not post bi ---------- --- -------------- ------------ fMMmtef«Mw& IT W<U. MEND AitAUWKH. istcostiy AJabaater Vfae is broken and you eua .i ...) : JMrt tega4h*r. ll,KHJJtcnd Cor»l- Probate Court atdM seunty at Barrr, I-i~.ll toll at P»b|* an^M-AM.tagllvat bidder, at tbe North Door bf tte Court House in tbe villare Of Hastings In theenuntr of Barrr, Michigan on Monday the 4 th day of Unet, tenTclock Cni Fo« Wim-kta th. tabid* entire wart is reduced to* level with tbe true skin. This mode is effective, and without pain. The wart eo treated will never come again ; bat care must be tak­ en that the aquafortis dues not touch the true skin about tbe wart,-as it nay blis­ ter it.—Iruk Ftriaer'e Qaettia. At a aeaaiao uf the . iv of Barry, boldeu at rteage of HaMtaga, Cocxrr or Ba.xt,, ‘ t-1° the)m*tU!r ‘to»*tote of Charies a Griffin found 16 be pleasant and refreshingat all times and seasons.— Gardener'a Chron baring warta in warm wider, dry with a •oft towel, and touch tbe Utp uf each wart Only with aquafotis; a knitting needle or anything having a small point, will an­ swer to take tn» small drop sufficient hr each wart In a few days a dead peltate will be formed on tbe top of the warta, which will scale off when bathed in warm water. '' When Utts is removed apply the aquafbrtis again, and so on repeatedly, till the MiiVu-STXTt ar MICK101X, •’ ’dHAAMty saX^IO served air tight and kept in a cool place* keep good for finny months, and will be : willTwedfly drtWer th. <WW ud' tbaaccurncy of -ffiUMDVATB BEgOVATDEO KEBOLVKSY. wMaMFWnrmum^ipmaato. ao AMt Urn ui; gneiss or tbe atarase* as developed In tbe tropics.. Farga supplies were«Ml to BflnO.Bscsea-Otmou Chiu, Peru, Equador, Vetuuela. Bolivia, new Grenada, and to several islands of lb* Span uh main. and.tear .thwreurhly tested by Physicians and the Priratbood, and '*----- “------ —------dr used by tbe Pbyatci ••Holutivo Renosador de Raitwsy," (the Spautte jlrent,') In the treatment ton Tutnor*. ProiapBU* ribetes. Bairt Anthony'* 'ever *ore*. *11 duea*** nf i Wood. WHtefteailioga, I Estate of Able Draper. Estate of William Cooney. T> ROD ATE Order.—State of Michigan. A County uf Harry, as.—At a session of tbe Pri>| bate Court for tbe county of Berry, bolden at the I ollico of the Judge thereof, in Hastings, on Mon­ ' day. the 16th <Iat of June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty two. I’ment, Bb<rman C. Pnndle, Judge of Probate. 1 In the matter of the estate of William Cooney deceased. On reading and Sling the petition, duly verified, of Solon Doud Administrator of said estate, pray­ ing for reasons therein Sot forth that he mar be Ii<wuaedtaselp*rtuia ra«l tatateiuesid petition described for the purpose-ef paying the debts The aperient qualities of green rhu­ ”■* Yaak. January, )M0. ’ ■■ 1 1 blood of all its people, ami baa taMWtetabtUpS^ as a constitutional infirmity. and has baffled the MORTGAGE SALE. ant, tender growth consequent on a high alate of boed crop cultivation, and creates a more firm texture and hardihood of Wood.— Ohio Farmer. W«i LETTER P1WM DR. SALMON SITNNWB Z>. te<y.N^teftvW S-»'fi£XdX<3rask^» than the common hay grasses. Oats, _especially, ate Very injurious to a young orchard. Of the grasses, the common red clover we think as little injurious as any, fur it obtains .considerable portion of its nourishment from the atmosphere, by means bi its course, broad leave*.— bidder, at the north front door of tbe Court House, Orchard grass to the next least injurious,' an the ViUage of Hastings, in said county of Barry, and those who have practiced sowfrig' that being tbe place for holding the circuit court for saidconntr,on Saturday the sixth dar of Sep them both togrthar, say tbe results. are tember. a.D. Im?, atone o’clock, r.u. ofthat dur. Dated, May SO, 1841 CYRUS MANN, profitable la the bay crop, and if hut left 8^{fe:4w;wz too lung in sod not injurious to orchard ‘ ’ QUESTION OF THE MlU-KWi ANSWFBED. I TA m CT* teH^r<cn Wtee to Oto ftmMten JLz ofpaymanl of s certain Indenture of Mort­ gage executed br James 8. Tux bury ud bis wife, Hsuuah M. Tttxbury,of Baltimore,' Bsrrr county, and alato of MiObigamta Oyrua Mun. o't TolluJ conntr ud alate of Connecticut, dated tha XStb dar of December. A. D. I960, ud recorded in tbe office of the Register of Deed* for said county of oh pare I, on which Mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of this notice, the sum of sev­ enteen hundred ud nineteen dollars ud twentrone cents, [<17l» 9LJ and no proceedings in law or equity haring been to stunted for the recovery thereof: Nutice ia therefore hereby given, that by virtue of the statute, and u power of sale contained in aaid mortgage, the premises described therein, to wit: Two-third* of tbe north-east quarter, and the north half of the north half of the south-east quarter cf seetiownwmbcr-torewtv-nine, (2Vi, ud the south half of tbe south-west quarter uf section number seventeen, [17, J all in township number two (2) north of range number eight <8) west, in I aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two hundred ud eighty acres, [or ao much thereof as MLLKHJB OOlTPtiWW. -r. >v//dr x And restore him to bis. friends in a sound and healthy eondittaa. Before presenting Ibis wonderful cleausiag rem­ edy to ibANtirtlrAmerican publte. Dr. Badwat was detamstaMte teat its medical pnwarfor tbe class of dssaire for wbtob h ia prooertbad in tbe not to Injure the plants. In threo ar ' four mn they will be in fail vigor, and i will last twelve or fifteen years. Top 1 hiefasst bidder, st tbe Court House in the Til­ drees every autumn as already described ; ths j lage of Hastings, that being tbe place for bolding cleaning out weeds, hoeing, dm., will the 1 Circuit Court in said Harrs county, and State keep the beds from rising too high. Cut 1 tbe shoots when about four Inches high, Dated, May 90, 10S9. and do not continue catting after sumD. 3. PERRIN A CO.. jelltlX Aaiigiieee of Mortgage. fner.—Eha Claire Herald. Swanur A Allis, Buys. One of our correspondents asks if seed ing sn orchard to elover will be injurious to the trees. The practice nf seeding down young orchards to grata cannot be too strongly condemned; but after the trees are tea or twelve years old, and have formed strong main roots, and com­ menced bearing fruit, it is rather good policy to seed down to grass; leaving the sod, however, only for a couple of years, before again plowing and crop­ ping with boed crops. In seeding to grass, however, we advise sowing grass seed alone, in the spring. Oats, or wheat, or rye, are all far more injurious * Estate at Orville Phclp*. PROBA TXORDRR.-mk.n OF MICHIGAN, County of Barry, a*. At ■ lesaion of the Probate Court for tbe Connty of Barry, hnldan at the Probate Offie*. la tbe village of Huting*, on Tuwdsy the loth day of I Jun*, In tbe year one thousand eight handVMi ttd rimy-awn; preuanx, 8. C. IMbSm, Judge of Probat*. • ~- 1 jo-r-1 dt!**Sd*>^tor>f *!»* estate of OrriUc riieip*. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. T1* ft*-' u-jgraSS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-30.pdf 97ecef57d4cd812b4f67cc34474861a7 PDF Text Text .saaiLAa aoKnaAH —* UtlAfWBItr* ..Mm 'THFTt lWTPlj, QI OO X2KT~ A LaU’. A.TSJJUJBL VOL. 7 /lit HASTINGS, BAfiBY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1802. $istings Jjanntr, KHAPFM & NIMYI I me, Uft the roll wdtell ,ou »lL" Tba. | turning away to bide her tears, left me IS PUBLISHED EVERY VKDNIBDAY, • Yorjciv.and forgettapast’JJitard and.sleeping visions, why sbouiS Monger , wwwtoxrs airtMriftjr. Office, eorr.cr KstasMta, Mick perplex my mind with vain conjecture ; 1 —aI —I— a llkaaav I "*■**-•* the A. A.KSAHUi, 3. C. Beason. th. rttora. w« U *. nmliM of th. alk or tb. f«nl oobo of gaotl. IJoUtep; TUSTICE OP THE PEACE. Will attaed tatb tf callaction of d«bu and all other buainoa remain three years, intrusted me to the guardianship of Mr Howe, an- old friend ol bis college days. It. wasjit ta house of Mr. Howe tat I first met Mrs. Thorntou.^ She went but little Into society. and ray guardian’s was one of ta few famibes ta visited. Her pale, expreaairs fees attracted me, and then, too, tare was up indefinable something in her dark, liquid eyes, now so sad, and, glow­ ing with an intense smile.'tat woke an answering echo in my young heart. She always celled roe to Mr side to ask me about my studies, and when a new book was announced which ta though! would be suitable for me to read, she placed it in rty hand with my name engraved on the flyfeafinber own hand writing. Waa it strange that my heart wanned toward her; tat her ooming was looked forward to with pleasure, or tat I often begged for ta privilege of visiting her. In her quiet, pleasaut home. My virile- there were not very frequent’; and when there, we Mt in her boudoir, which was fitted Milla, Barry oaurty. M‘cK Ths law tai brought ui t« tahighway GREAT fastings’ business girrctori). WTItTI! pair arilttla dlmpladshoulders, A I Ulis hat adorned with flewafi. Over High Prices, at the GRANT A SPAULDING, HASTINGS . c. Al.KRS la alt kinds of dry. goods .groceries. STORE!!! DRUG ■ASON ALLEN, EALER IN GROCERIES, provi.iaa.. pi d a. flish. butter, lard. nork. and groin all kind Also toys candies, elc , etc. Kiore Calilern a Block. State street. Hastings, Mich. D Roberts &. Striker, u new and moat complete assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, g^Ctamicala, Palau, Olla, CaataTpkeac, Buraia* Fluid, Broken dishes far her pUy-bause, turpentine and alcohol. 4«rtwa. .iiuioncr.. • .. • ------- . nalbrobVs Saw Blook. Hastings, Mieh. HU USVSSB. NWFEEF.Y dk AI.EEN. TTORNEYS ATLAWand Solicitors In Chan- r FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL . PUBPOSES.ONLY.R1 BhghUy soiled and sadly tarn;. The baby cap. tba bits of ribbon, The stringot bands she used to i And a single, sunny ringlet DANIEL COOK, r C4T!CE OF THE PEACE. Genrrol Lsnd snd Tat Ascot. «HU attend to the collection of debussd all other ba»ioc»« pertAininglohisoff.ee. Alffice in Goodjrear't block, up Malm. _______ GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPEB, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS, CODFISH; gtatllanjh in fart, everything in ta Ororory Use, inch . will be needed for familv um. I. A. HOLBROOK, a TTORNEY snA Counter At A Chancery. Ut&ca, rteood »‘ory RoW*r • b,oek- THE JinTEBY OF THE LIBRARY. CTWBBT yxBXnnElCB^ J. M. Rt’MELL. PHYSICIAN and Rurjean. Offiea in Ruroelfa 1,1 CMklbir Extracts, Thus like ths spark whose lirid light In tba dark Unit u bid from night. It dwells within,alone. PENR. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES. CARDS. Ac., Ac. i»TARY MOST POPULAR patent medicines I». H. STEWART, claimed Mrs. *11)001100, springing from the easy chair. In which she had been re­ clining with thelistlessness of a dreaming child, and darting to my ride ahc pressed so heavily against Qte veil that I could J. ■. NETINR, plainly deoern (DHIEAIP, IF® (MSB H. WRIOHT, TTORNKY and and RolieHor and ?be ,2taSiJ of P.rtteular attvnUuu paid U> IM oollecuen oi claims and nxmey promptly romiUwL Oflee. with W W. Ralph Bag.. Middleville. anything mysterious." • “But this you oantx t—must not see. 1 did not reply, for having been an Idmate ot tbe bouse only a weeki and Uns a A Barry Counly. Michigan. tbeir being ____________ ROBERTS A STRIKER. JACOB FERRIS. jIIIMWT, Mascs a iMa.________ C...eel>er «»d . ran*. gfaSdoT ** wnW"1 p--“ «. c. rBinni-B. . and »ou are at liberty, even to rummage the drawers and pieeon boles of the desk, if your curiosity demands it; but you must not look beneath the veil tat hides this picture ■," and her pale lips trembled, her dark, expressive eyes-were fixed upon ra. fcr«d«bf “'"irt one gienco,” I -Id plMdinglj j DANIEL 8TBJKBB. wnns o7»^« Circuit Canrt wilhin T1 ». II. COOK, EdXnP".in jJ_ . October. M Mondsy. '.i rSZii Mril Clints Mood.; : __ H. N. SHELDON, •y TREASURER. Office la the Court - ----------- -r ■ PW£lSSe bul .be moved her heul oeg.ll«ely.«.d .eol on : “How on 1 .tody with lint mystery ever before me, and then too. I shall never sleep soundly agaln.bul dream the livelong night of this mystical veil, and tat it hides some strange, w0ro ilW; Of w»r*x become a socirowmbulisl •nd Irigbum every eerv.nl «bo >Pf«» 10 lew «b.»u. from lhe projnl.ee, by my midoigbl eeplomuone end wender“’^No eye bul mine ever l.mbe upon tbie vrdi ptour. hU—d. JAMBS a. aWBEZEY, -wciTi tovsul Wool’ a~-“ Wool'. WPUCET0GCTW00LCM©ED, tbts mate. being my first Visit to the library, I did not give utterence U> the thoughts which rushed through my mind. Perhaps Mrs. Thornton divined tny thoughts, fur ahe said : “You are to have accert to thia library at all times, every book is at your service eellelwv. mmwa the outlines of a picture frame. , “A picture P I exclaimed. “O, I must see it, for I can never rest where there is . f_„X aU—KKK. ne«9«-nlddrt). friend, and I was going without tbe mys­ tery of ta library being solved ; so I ventured to hint tat, when 1 earoo to visit her the next year, I hoped to see the veiled picture unveiled. Bhe did not reply, bet taking my hand, led roe to the library. She would tell me all, she said, for, perhaps, we might never meet . briefly. being innocent, how oould she bear pa­ tiently his taunts and uncalled for surveilance 1 So ahe proposed returning to her parental home, and tbe husband said go, only ahe must leave her child. She tv well, by imagining a regimwl »*••<« a ( hill, another down iu ta valley,»thir“ |in a piece of woods, with artillery and ,cavalry placed in ta beat poditfons. If you want to make it more real, whan you are ort ip ta fields or pastares, with the bills all around, just imagine that the enemy are over yonder hill, with ten thousand men and twenty' pieces of ar­ tillery. You are a general, >ad bars an equal number. Tba enemy -will ooms down that rva^, spread out intq ta field Youj-uri Yoo can’t exactly tell how many men be will send on the right, or bow many on the center, or hew many on the left, so you must arrange yourforcaa to, sup* port each other. Then, to shift it, you are to attack him. You don’t know now hte troops are arranged, for be kedpe them concealed as well aa he can. Yon don't want many of your men killed, ,bu| do want to win a victory. Now there is a chance for you to try your skill In planning a line of battle. You must place your artillery where it wiiL do the moat damage, and receive the tart from the enemy. You must move your in­ fantry to that they will not be cut off by tee enemy before they get near enough to cut them up in return. You see that it is no email thing to be a General.— These are great rnaponbibilikiee. The Washington correspondent of ta Cincinnati OvteUt relates the following, dyb, e«irt Wte. bJ J* muTm key lbel taA o^ed ll» ■»*« where the memories of »y .ere eu.rad 1 1 oo.ld not tell childhood Yek ibjr. end a himF Impoaaibiiilka, Ukaviciort d<RS,fly before him who is not afraid of thato. nine bonnet and mantle, ran to the hotel. 1 surprised H»y toy running breath- lewiy into the ruosa. “Coins with mo j-Mrs. Thornton will with Men’s eril manners Hswtt*Wk^ iWr nor -nA insaroBcs oftmfanteH.htedUteWteiT, i. « <b. N-■ fol remsmbraoee, STEBBINS A ELLIS, j^F.-RMODBr XXCBAMBX. - ■ t— ^rt^oIMCAJUI j er 1" Then I answered tat, though I turned ,mly rrlio I b.ve pre-rved o( _mj> pe» file; elt Uurt I bate V. remind me of esms b»np, dey. urn bright io tert—<» • >»»< • iU> ft-were, end I dreamed noe <be< be„„,h ihoK fclr. perfumed ft.-eie peuk past was painful, and I mingled my tears with thoes of my fttar. while again I seemed to bear tat strange voice and see those strange eyes peering into mine. In two hours 1 would leave my kind again. Mrs. Thornton told her story jix and vouches for its accuracy ; On ta single matter of the President’s did go, and three years after, her parents being dead, she went to Europe, where belief as to the amount of our losses, we she remained eight years. Returning to already have three or four contradictory leaf alter leaf of memory’s book, yet I America, she came to New Haven, where, versions; while 1 happen to know that under the assumed name of Thornton,she every one of them conflicts with ta state could find no record of a mothers love She died when I was about two years old had since resided. Once she visited the menu the President himself made to a yet mv father had been kind, and as far home of her husband during bis absence, certain party of tour, only last Friday as possible filled ta place of both father and bribing the housekeeper by the pres- evening. Said the President, wi^h marked em­ and mother. My childhood has passed■ ent of a well filled purse, nrocured his happily ", my father was both friend and portrait: and in all her wanderings it had phasis, “I ran’f tell where the men have gone in tat army. 1 have sbhi there, I been her companion, though closely veil ­ Instructor, and my first great grief had been .when I was sent to school and my ed, lest some one should recognise it, and st one time and another, one hundred and——" (perhaps prudence requires thus her early history become food for lather aailed to Europe. “Was your mothers name LilanI ’ idle gossip. Then, loo she bad seen her that! should still leave ta next two and here was tmmelhing in the tone of her child, and for a brief moment pressed it places for figures blank,) “one hundred and------- thousand men, and 1 can only to her bosom, but words could not ex voice tat startled mo. “Her name was Flora—Flora May. press ta agony of her breaking heart as find just half tat many now. Where can tay they have gone ? Burrtids , ac­ she turned away from her child. Waa it not a sweet name 1" “Your husband’s name," 1 said, sinking counts to mo for every man be has taken “Very pretty," and ta glowing mien sity of her eye, as I met its gnze, made। at her feel and gaxing wondsringly into —so many killed iu battle, so many her pale faos and the dark, liquid eyes, wounded, so many sick in the hospitals, my very heart throb with a strange sen bent no lovingly upon me, for a new, so many absent on furloughs. So does sation. , , , “J can’t tell where she was buried.—■ strange hope mode my heart throb MitchelL Bo doos DaeB, and Bo others ; but 1 cen’f tell what has bscome of half Ooco when I asked my lather, be said it- wildly. “J cannot repeal bis usme, but you the army I've ssnt down to the peninsu­ was far away, and we would go to thei la.” Mr. Lincoln may have made con­ may look upon his counterpart," she place nf my birth when I was older. My tradictory statcmentB to others, but I father was so lonely after mother’s death1 said, rising. Slowly, almost rsvereuUy^be put back tat be sold his boms in New York andI i ibo folds of tat silken veil, while 1 stood removed to Ohio. 1 have no recollection Was It a bad MX ‘•determined to remove Secretary of my first borne, but shall ask my dear■ balf-breutulewi beside her. Stanton at once,” or at any other time; lather to take me there before wo return। dream, or was It reality 1 There was no mistaking tai likeness; and involunta­ and had nof “determined to remora Qen. to Ohio." . rily ta words, “My fetar I" buret from McClellan and put Burnside,** or “pot “And your father loved his wife! Mitchell,"or “pot Halleck m coramaad„ “What a atrenge QUMlloo " I «id.— my lips. Then, like a swiftly taovina Yot she appeared to have apoken witauti psnuranta, it all passed before my mind He was assured that retaining Gea. Mc­ Clellan waa aeriowly dantaing auhatr ’ and throwing my arms around her neck,I thought. “If he had not loved her, do meots under the new call of the W est, you think h« would hava remained true but be promptly replied, -'Psrhaps I do “My mother—my long lost to -her memory fifteen years 1” > My taiher told me all yesterday, said I, ■_____ u... 1 .hatl Ina* nn the “1 Lave tbe headache and shall retire." t when 1 bad become more «lm. He Mrs. Thornton said, riring ; and eommg And be waa equally free . in ex­ i lesined ta reports were witaut founda­ him.” lo rar rtde, Ale »e tion, and bearing you had gone to Europe, pressing bit confidence in Secretary BW»-. with a flushed check, quickly Isft tab for three jears, hu hits sought you there, Un, and Ma indignation at the abuse s nod now bis heart is very sad because to heaped on that officer for actions J* him? tones of her voice. •‘Lilian do you remember your moth­ “What have you concealed there 1” I said, taking hold of the heavy silk dra­ pery ailMtched to a rose-wood cornice, and falling in graceful folds to the floor. “Lilian! Lilian! don't raise it!" ex­ blood 1 ■ Mv father returned, and when I told Mm Uw kind Mrs: Thornton had been, ho Called to thank her in person, bul she was 111 and oould not leave her room.— Wondering wbal could agitate her so I returned to my father, ssying she would be better in a day or two, and he must not leave the city ertil he had seen her. But he was firm in his defasion to leave ta next dsv.and l roust accompany him. Then I expressed a wish to visit my mo­ ther's grave. He drew'we to his .ride, and with his arm encircling me, and my head resting upon his bosom, tx»ld me of my mother. To him the memory of the AUModSbtUa. This expression often occurs in refbr* rring to the order of our trwpe on ' tba |bettia field, and ft is doubtless ta ojta ।ioo of many that the two armies stead *£ ।Into lines ; butdt is not so. Tbs army is divided Imo two dMtojioaa, and tare are often great gape ba।tween ta divisions. They are posted * positions, or in commanding plaWB 1 , | . <enemy. । She was the only child of wealthy parents, forbade. For Summer and autumn passed, and tbe and married at the age ofnincteen. long winter evenings were spent in the three years she was happy In the pleasant eosy. ehrerfal library ; and though I oste home to which her busband took her; many a furtive glance toward the veiled then a cloud of midnight darkness over­ picture I dared not question Mrs Thorn­ shadowed that home. Some one envying ton, and began to despair of the dawning her, circulated reports injurious to her of that day when she would relate the1 reputation, and these coming to her hus­ history of that picture. It was a mild band’s ear, he, being naturally of a jeal­ Tbe evening in spring, and ws were ritUng ous disposition, believed them. wife loved her husband devotedly, and before the grata in ta library. I watch od the first dimming coals that had burn­ ed low. while Mrs Thornton with closed eyes, sat near In tbe easy chair. My reverie was broken by the tremulous1 roe t»« rarecui. ,«»,m or rai ueiu. JOHN ROBERTS, IHYRICIAN and Surrron. Dwellingoa Broad- H. P. CHERRY, PUBLIC "and la sit husinrss entnistid to h<ni those dark folds. From tat night ta mystery of tbe Hbrary deepened. I had a nstvous dread of being toft atas with tat veiled picture and <ny imaginative mind pictured a scene of horror tat would thrill evorj nerve in me and freexe my very hearts to her home. _ It was my Grat holiday in my new home, and l had gone to the library with Mrs. Thornton to select a book when on passing around, my eyes fell upon ta sillt- drapery lining the wells In ta furtberert corner, and was about to draw it aside, when her exclamation prevented. I had promised not tn look beneath the mysterious folds of that silken veil, yet I was not satisfied, eurineity prompted me to try to euteh a hs.tr glimpse when Mrs. Tburnlon was occupied, but honor L»t sse look npan them all. A that veil, and I turned away wondering why so oostiy a frame was hidden under seen the veiled picture. 1 had a pleasanlhome with Mr Howe’s people, yet it was a glad surprise when he said that I could board with Mrs. Thorntun, if 1 wiahed,and taught I could be happy tare. Mrs. Thornton had pro­ posed it, m Mr. Howe’s folks anticipated being absent from tbe city moat of ta summer And the next Saturday I’removed JI,’IT RECEIVED nOBERTM Ar STRIKER, . .. tat startled me : but llttenltig Intently, i nniotL 1 Tbe vetted pteWre «u vnve.lod, ihb 1found al! silent wilhiuand without. Ah! mytiery of die library eotved; end ra> (t was the whispering of ta still, small I urate, moor Wertera tenm, «■■■•» ;mice, and vbduld 1 heed its prompliqga) |She would not know it, curiosity whis­ ;pered, so I raised ta veil; but, as my »M the guiding our ol Ibu «eolu» eye cadghl a glimpse of a gulldod frame . _•> ra the drapery tell from my hand! I re- home. up with artiatio taste, and having never been admitted to ta library I* had never With qulrarlag lip and taarfalny.. ,f Provision.. Alaa Notary doors aast of ta Hastings R< I AlltUs . WING. ADVKRT18IK0. a manly vpta murmer yd ■ name waa repeated in soft aacenia. �rail sgsinw iL_ • Karrs ia the North, ra from the rebel S£ Paris ta rxtremelf >tol our Governwent. advocacy of principle. There bausatin a government'whir* acknowl­ edges it* pbw.Or to be delegated from tbe be Win DxriKTSorr, Ws<hlngn.n, Jnly22. ty lflossof D»--fiuMfo letters -to Unb. __ _____ mubt look’ to tbir own mu-eit "bj the Buffalo <xyrasr, he Mrtn Oh-! hew pibyentingtL, or be held responsible in “deluded bretheren of the South !” They are a mean, ooutemplibla, accursed race I saw fed, this afternoon, 500 of these scoundrels, who with their usual better race to exterminate, Ou inquiry at tbe proper place, become a ueceusity, and rec gmtton of with safety to the positions and W*f»- the Cmfrderat© Government eoMtnM e ar© gratified to learn that Michigan dons within is paid promptly, her portion of tbe Hotis within tba ttw District Vistnci now now under u>»m« hie * Il k represented that Slidell ar Assessment of General Government, f many interviews with the P'f ": ABRAHAM UMOhLM. bw,^French '^ministration, doe in June, no part of which wRJ b^ OFFICIAL. . ^’r M paid tiii. yMr. STeS tePf rill ■troyi mean Deas and impudepc*, sneered apd Laughed' grata, relative to paid emancipation say a: ling things vocaey of a bold, j« aide 1 am of all this sweet talk about our partraMTta could defy tbe popular will. Recent events have 'demonstrated, that ' with all our national misfortunes, we It ts ordered that Major General Away with this sideening, firrittag, uentimvntal apology, ft. wa; traly baaaid to b, ■ go ■■■■■LW .WMme n., mM AM PtmUwU «• but mv, awl bo I *!»<> outnumber n.A only whip, but IB® . ~ read/ commenced, and we root end. and fbreyer, never wore tbe semblance of humanity'' I go branch, mercilessly strong. Geo. Hunter is an honest man. in for killing them. * He was, and I hope Still ie,5ny friend.— I valued him none tbe leas for hta agree­ (3T Here hone of the Isolated fact ing with me in thegenernl wish tbat.nll that betray the terrible slaughter made in men everywhere could be freed. He ihe rebel army during.the battles before proclaimed all men free within certain Richmond—a slaughter that Jeff, Davis Qtatea and I repudiated the proclamation. He expected more good and lean barm la concealing with the utmost care. The from tbe measure than I could believe 7th Tennessee Regiment, says the Gran­ would follow. Yet in repudiating it I ada Appeal," went into the fight With three gave dissatisfaction, if not offense, to hundred men. Ou the morning .of the many whose support the country cannot afford to lose. And this ta not the eud 28lh, only forty men remained unhurt. of it. Tbe pressure tn lbw direction is nt evening not one could be mustered still upon me and ta increasing. By con­ for service. If the truth is ever t<»ld, it ceding what 1 now ask you can relieve will show that the lossof.Ufe on the part me, and, much more, can relievo the of the rebels has no parallel in the histo­ country in this important point,” ry of war. Tbe above ia but an admission of what -■ Lb. • • — ------------J-— ot « 6,, nilm Mrniuwimj Exxcvwtw that mUttary ■ter aid -ziM-tSMtb-tbe well ' eT** .?rderTJ' betag iftai uis wftbm Jhu tm|r be carried co« minders ‘ of the Guff mate*, H|, Carolina. U»r- With the Independence i'-.ts '---------- «i», p'“- .ad iknwM iba arawd aaaiUM>a> ««J i.iana, Taaaa, ao^ Artanaaa, In an frfdar-. uro -------------... a... «...ffi>.ad L<wii Lorn* nursuaded to have proffered EpiLm in rising d-P*. A I, mannan, aetn and urt Ml, •pn.p-ny. real or personal, which may 9® nocessnry Bdilmm <-.rrrv.««iaii « areTto undentland distinctly, that the se­ <>r convenient' for tireir several commands York Zhr«u -UIM U>«t ib« following U curity of travel is their only warrant of for syppliea^or for other -military pur- lb. progr.mm.. m reported vnong It* safety.” His late reconnoisaaoor within lMdL« rerw—iooirti lUre: «Uw Empreor hru w-undod Mr. U,y35 miles of Richmond from GordoosviUe, tononlb.»..bjre*«dfo«n<l lluL there shows that there is energy and1 biwvery It mi fo-pe of mifever guining the cdftseht in hlr troops if properly huinnged ; ' ahd malice. SAwirf,That military and naval, com- «d tho United Stales, much less its aid, that he will carry out his plans as eoer- manderii shall etwpluy us laborers, within in any s ob p bub ‘?deed’ gMically as be has commenced, wc bare and from niff States, so many, peijrms of uarchy in result in therefore, every reason to hope and believe. Other African descent as cau lie advantagenuly North used for military.or naval pukp<aMa,Igiv­ things look like going Ifito wat in cam­ ing them reasoeabfo wages for their Cm., fed eraacj. set. Government has been lenient'.iteredtH has b<*en .tufore, in the hope tbaf we should couThird, That a*to both property and i-ention of the qwerAbe rebels easily,- without resorting _________ , South­ French —Detroit Ade. A Trib,, BichmMul. MARSHMAN V.TOBTn. of tta U be eomniiuod, or; In kttokrtt words -they well. Msy the eauM m wl isilt, be speoddy sooceosfal. iMda, July n, ISC3 New Advertisements. n n*-,- shall be kept, sufljaenlly accurate and in detail, to show quantities aud Amounts, not sustain themselves under the pressure and from whom both property and such of the blockade for any considerable persons shall have come a« a buris upon length uftime, and by doing,in this way. u hieh compensation can be^nuefo-in proper cases. And the different Departments ject was not-co barm them permanently, of this Gc’vernrnent shall attend' to nnd but to protect1 them from nil* with a perform their appropriate |-arta tOuur ls strong arih, and that their owi reason the execution of these order* By order of the President, would teach them that our objeet was to Edward M. Status, Secretary of War. to harsh measures, aud that they ouuM theOtrart being addr H. N. BHKLDOM, I0VNTT TRKARURKR Will par particular I attention to precertaff Pennon, for .11 perDr. John Bailey. Fr DR. li. J. HANEY. ( ern Confederacy, even to the extent of Drue Htor- Gwriyssr Sweewy, The latter one half t tng entert < (effrct that ibo Si.iy.tptirn,Cpyifirieracy will ( not only n< .l„pp.-,H.d-.gn.>»M«.-| G. Hol bro Acricntlural Notice. •d A* th appropria ru, jh.r-wjlUUi» other |»n0.. .bem.Ju*Knpiwnc wreiroren —rt> Hou.e, on the tSIh day al Asgspl. St i «.'d«rk P. M- t" arrange a list ofVreatimns sad transact ■ fore. „l 100.000 in-pw Mr. Slld.ll ( can no dlijection to such a treaty being made, except that al some fwtpre nirrtinx. Ali-irivswSoi toe oocirtr are catuctut ,tHrte the Sothharn Confederacy -eW! wi*h invited t«a attend. July Isth isea. D. 0. Boatxaox. PresidcuL sara not to destroy. But lime passes to annex a part at least of Mexico, if not Headquarters army of Virginia, | along, and each day davelupea more and July 28,1002. f the whole. If *uch a treaty, therefore, should lie presented to him, be would more the deep hatred cf the South toward General Order No. 11. some men and some journals have con­ endeavor to, lur»iy«erk<Liti it a dauae the Govern id ent; and .no lenient policy Commanders of armv corps divisions by which the consent of the Empuior (In r.f UI/I Court linl. stantly borne in mind, to wit: that we Senator Ckaxdlib closed his great whatever, will over hav* th* (east effect brigades, and detatched command*, will will be stipulated to the annexfon <*f a have a duty to perform, not so much in speech on the conduct of the War, with proceed immediately. Ui arrest all dis­ to bring them back to their allegienoc. portion rd Mexico to the Confederacy.” supporting our government by a blind the following statements: loyal male citizens within their lines or And now, what must be done? ' Shall A, the sft^ion/sts are ready to de li. Ui« nultu of ths Mtslc of Dsuicl Smith late adhesion to its policy, as to Instruct it in within their reach. Witbin tta»r respec­ “Sir, I have deemed it my duty to > ■ <" ‘ ‘ Ji we continue a suicidal qourae until there tive stations such as are willing to take mohslratc that helthcr ■QinrlestAd' nor arid county.- deeoMod whst it most desires to know—the wish, present this statement of facta to the Sen­ Richmond can betaken by the Frtierel w no hope ofcver again sboyiug to the the oath of allegicnce to the United States os of its subjects. The eternal infamy ate and the country. I know that I- am troops, they Art i» -a high state of glee world that a great and free people are and will furnish sufficient security for its b^rahse of the above reports from abroad. io be denounced for so doing, and I tell which covera and shall cover the Buchanyou who will denounce ma There are capable of aelf-government—until the observance, shall be permitted to remain A Washington correspondent of the on admimstratiou, was due more to the al home and pursue, in good faith, their people are «ick at heart of the great sac­ New York Wortf .fuijtiahes an awoctate accustomed avocations. Those who re blind adhesion of its political friends, to nounce me, and no one else, and they are rifice going <»n here at the Norlb—untfr fuse shall be ooeducted to the South, be­ rumor, which ala* * has . tended to cheer its policy, however erratic, than to any traitors and fools. The traitors have the hearts nf Nnrthertf .secessionist*. it extreme <pickets of this army, we are permanently divided and have a yond the _____ .. other cause. Politicians of the “policy” been denouncing every man who did not ta that Jeff. Davis fans sent a special mes­ lb. v>«lb of o., held op by ■"<> noufi-d Lhu H horn) .gotn ^»y aing pmans to “slralegy,” when it led to dMpnUun senger tn the Courts' of St. James and stripe are continually exerting the people . ■ . ' . , -k... n .Utr where ;in onr lm.d line*, no»»OH< or At any rwilnt point In thn the defeat every time. The traitors North the European power* that have shown, St. Cloud, with dispatches of a private to have confidence in their administra are worse than tbe traitors South, and rear, they will be considered as epiet, nnd by repeated acta, how jealous they have subjected to the extreme rigor of milita­ nature deniandtrt^'theritnmedinte recog­ lion,” when true policy demands of the sometimes I think we have as many of nition of the Southern Confederacy.— become of the great and growing powers ry law. • ire nonce to the perwons intrretted in mid estate If any parson having taken the administration to have confidence in the them in the aggregate. They are mean*Boeton Journal. n of tbe pend♦dm-of sak! proben «nd the hssrta* er men; they are mon who will cmue of freedom, constantly operating upon oath ofallegiance, an above Mj-ecitied,»bnil people. During all this struggle with behind you and cut your throat in the their thrones, by Influencing public sen­ be found to have violated it be will he treason, the loyal people have been right, dark. I have groat respect for authero shut, and his property seized and applied * timent toward liberty and equaffiy—un ti» the public Use. All communication and. where differences have occured of traitors who shoulder their muskets and til, in fad, wc become demented, and * ith any 'person whatever, living within We learn that when morgan entered SHERMAN C. PDIXDIX. any monent, as to policy, the adminis­ come out and take the chances of the bullet and tlie halter; but 1 have tbe instead of being a first rate power, «e the lines of tbe enemy if positively pro the beautiful town of Versailles, Wood tration and its Generals in the field have must superlative contempt for thn Norths shall have to crouch at the feet of Eng­ hibited. except lbro the military atitbori ford county, the leading rebel* waited on been wrong. In proof of this statrment him. and itrgtted him in Gcal’s name to CHANCERY ORDER em traitors, who, under the pretended land nnd France, subject to any slight or ties, nnd in the manner ujtacifiud by mil­ we have only to add that in this time of gaiae of patriotism, are subbing their itary law, and any per*>n cbacenMd in leave the State as rapidly an possible— TATE OF MICHIG AN.-The CiraritCMit far insult lheir fancy may dictate? Heaven writing or carrying letters or in>ssagc« thathta coining at lbb> linjo would ut th. C'omitT of Barry; in Ctoncvry. - , our country’s greatest peril, the adminis­ country in tbe dark. K.gbth JiMhetal Ciroah; Bait predteRM mH forbid that we shall ever ctitne to this.— in any other way .will be treated and efin- terly ruin their cause at the August elcc .1.^ - ■ rJl.iMi nf U ..1. tration, and those Generals who are now The people of the South have still added sidcred as a spy within the lines of the U. tion. if it had m»t already done «». Consolidation. looked to for deliverance, bare suddenly Tnroing sharply upon them, he re 8. army. We notice th© Detroit Adverluer and insult to injury wherever we have over­ plied: “ Gentlemen, I came into tbe come up to the standard of tbe people. By command of Maj-Gen. Pope. Tribune have been ctmsolidated. and is come them in arms, and have treated State on yorr invitation, having received OKO. D. AUOOLKS. Some attribute these changes solely to publirhod now as tbe “Advertiser and with scorn everything generous attempt­ not Im than Gk> thovaaMd letters from Col. A. A. G. and Chief of Staff. the progress of the war. A leading Tribune.” Financially, no doubt, this ed by Government to show them their variopa part* of the Slate—more from Naw York July 28. was a good move. Bul the united sup journal of this State, in politics of a Anderson eounty-than any whore, rise.— error, or to show them bow great a blow port of the consolidated paper will de­ A special to tbe Tribune says: “A You promised me that I should have all part* in whose ranks traitors hsve nsver pend upon th® political course pursued it would be to freedom all over the scouting party of Indiana cavalry are rothe help J needed—thnl the flower of the trained, very erroneously, ns we think, by it. Tbe Republicans of Michigan are world, If they should succeed in their ported at Fredericksburg to have fallen Stale would join ip«- I have roine, and in (avor of no halfway ground. The plans to overthrow this great and goodi intn ambush a few miles from that place now’ yon Iteg me to go away again.— firmness and decision of Michigan in its “The progress of the war has greatly and only ten out of seventy came back Ynu send me a few miserable recruits on Government. ‘ educated many a man up to tbe standard adherence to right against the jerymanto camp. Forty men of Gen. Hatch's Now, shall vre submit to their etSoAay’s action, whom no amount of dering of political jockeys, has been apare reported to have been captured by thebnraes. I am here at yonr invitation, coot thereof to WO euwd m force could hare compelled to take such filauded by all true meu throughout nil unjust demands, and rend asunder the tbe enemy at Orange Court House, where and will mount all the men ynusendinr. SoheOor, wiiiun t weaif. daya i nt a copy of arid bill aod ooU oyal America, and such men will expect only strength and power for good, in tbe they were foraging. a step one year ago. There is a lesson notwithstanding the deception you have in thia. We now urge measures of their organ to sustain them. Let us hope “The statement that Gen. Hatch had practiced toward me.” Defendant. seeming great importance to us with that Advertiser & Tribune will be. tuch entered Gordrmsvillc was founded on the The same, In substance, was repeated The answer comes up from every loyal * thia order pertinacious and uncharitable zea!. Wo an one.—jVncwyyo Hep. supposition that be had obeyed orders. by him al Lawrenceburg. Anderson Stalo in the Union never! never! And want them done it*mediately. Let us He ta much censured for diaolwdienco of county. Georgetown,Scott county, Cyn­ A New Poller bo.patient. If they ought to be done Govemment'says we must now savjj our orders, and is here to give an account of thiana, Harrison county, proving bow will be done, when the people are | We are glad to see it stated that the country, if every institution and relic of his doings. deeply be feels the terrible disappoint ready to perform them. We may now government has at last become convinced the South bo destroyed thereby. And “The rebels in force now bnld tbe rail­ menL And now that hie forces have and tbea by a judicious word or act^hasten of tbe utter impossibility to overthrow road from Gordonsville to Staunton. been defeated and will be cut all tn pieces so say tho hardy people of the North.— events, but we must always be in their the rebels without adopting a more thor­ before they can get out nf'tire Blate—it Headquarters Army of Virginia,) HARMON SMITH. rear—we can never go faster than they.” ough policy. And we think we discover AH loyal men here, now agree in saying any are left to reach the borders—we Washington, July 25, 1862. ) that wo must strike where it will don’t believe John feels in the best pos­ The journal from which the abo^e was in the recent order of Gen. Pope,s<ifiicient General Order No. 5. to warrant us in Maying that the war will be felt the most severely by traitors— sible humor with himself or hta friends. taken does well to claim no credit to Hereafter no guards will be placed be carried on no longer as more child's and wo thall du so. The different thia cause. itself for the education of public men up piny, hut that n»»w we ahull have war in over private property of any description States hre alive now doing their duty in whatever. Commanding officers are re to the standard <if tbe people. Contin­ downright earnest. Gen. Pope’s troops, COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. raising the amount of troops required, sp<>n«ihta for the conduct «-f troops under ued persistent and sentimental apologies, it ta said, will forage on the enemy, and '.real those in arms ngainst tho Uuion ns and Michigan we arc confident will not their command, and the articles of war We arc glad to sec that the Navy have hardly had the effect to educate and tbe regulation of the army provide enemies. This p^diey should have been bo behind. Tho acknowledged bravery Department 1s vigorously pushing for­ either the President or his Generals up ample meant for restraining them to the adopted lang ago.—Jacltam Citiren. of her troops is everywhere known. And ward tbe conatrastion of the new iron full extent required for diciDline and effi­ to their present position. It Is unjust to notn donbtexiats here but that mure of ciency. Soldiers were called into tbe clods. It is announced today that in others, however, to attribute all this Thiags that are Vnconstitatioaal. tho same aort will soon be marching on field t(» do battle against the enemy, and three months ten «»f them are to be c<tai the Nashville Union. pie ted. It would be Improper to reveal to where fighting Is to be done and deeds It is not expected that their fores and the secrete of the workshops and Navy Tkarhos brought only the occaswa, tn An obscure paper somewhere in Mich­ energy shall be wasted in the protection accomplished, as already has been done, Yards, but we can say that such stride^ obey demands long and persistently igan, thinks that Governor Johnson is of the private property of those most bos that will be handed down' in history, in tile to the Government. No soldier ser­ in advance have been made in iron naval “ violating the Gmstitutiun ” in “ consent ­ made in behalf of the right. Had all ing to fill a place which hia principles honor of the heroes, as well as the State ving in this army shall hereafter be em­ construction that par guntaiats will be a agreed, or acquiesced even, In a false new article altogether. That great geshould teach him cannot legally exist in from which they came. ployed In siich service. and ruinous policy, there would have this Government." omdtar io iron, Eriwwm, hn been dlli- Court for tbe final Miiuettneut of. all atoms a; By command of Maj-Gen. Pnpe. G----------------- ■------aodaatoa. DAVID O. RoBfNMN. I Us gently al work, and has already effected been no fulfillment of prophecies, such as We have no duubt that this same paper PLKIA0E3 BROWN, f«iQUO. D. KCGOLXX. .mprovamenta that render the Monitor DaU4, July tt. 18<X jySOU “uacuDstilutional to coerce Q»l. A. A. G. and Chief of Staff. ws have witnessed, to Induce such a rad- thinks it all but oUolete- Englaad. Franc-, and tbe South.” that it was “unconstitutional Tie sudden-Araya by bodies, of rebel New York. July 26. to exp?l Bright from the Sepals," and marauders in Tennessee. Kentucky and ■been alow, tedious and exhausting, wlth- that it would be the height of unconstitu­ Tbe Tribune dispatch, Washington 25, omintry, picking up wbnt hints they can Mimouri—their capture of Murfreesboro' tayet “h has been known to the military aa to nur naw iron navy. It would be -out the previous earnest appeals of true tionally to confiacato the negroes, of >. HOW LOST! AND HOW RESTOREDI and menance of Nashville—their ravages authorities ever since Cui. Davies* caval­ well ant to lot them know loo mock. <nen and patriots in its behalf. No, no I rebel who helps to dig tire iutnanchmsnis1 in Kentucky and advance toward the cap­ Jm«.' .JVfce Oto*, . ---------- -^i i S ifti'.,-----------If the counsels and ital of timt State, and toward* the Ohio ry expedition to Beaver Dam, that the wa .pity the niggardly soul that would before Richmond. Tub Chicaou TYibenu, in the same ta« infiueuce of such Constitution quibblera River—their appearance Id Northern •counsel a free people to remain in the amount to anything in Michigan, we may Mtasoari, and tosir - operations on the among tbenj thedivlslous of L*mg*trest, sue in which it publishes Senator Chand rear of those events which font progress set down that State as • valuable ally for Ewell and Hill, to join Jackson below very borber sf Iowa—their demnustralar’s apesch. com manta as follow* t GordonsvHle and Staunton, h is not be­ open ws. The old fogies are everywhere tioa* in the vislnlty of Corinth, and along “No bombshell ever thrown into the lieved. however, that Jackaon's whole to be found upon the railways of events, our entire line in North Alabama—the force there numbers more than 80.000 midst of a foe ever did ao much exocu­ strenuously resisting aH~ innovations, tion or silenced so many gut*. Nomen ■M, His purpose ta thought tn be to Woaxnro Ij<dus*btou«lt.—General until the locomotives of progress knock push down tbe Valley pf the 8htnand«h. rebellion them into oblivion.. Civilians and even and. tf it ta praeciuable, to breads MarrCarolina in the Southwest are «H1 bo* and muuuI- ! that tbe eoat u‘* -------------- — eminsnt military commanders have been ST1TE£3!2I!?‘!'-|* S in charac upon the of soldie Wrxcw at the Oo nearly fi -chell esn common Impbo much im Raca tv in th plat* h DOLL .Ala for itra taken toft Ru a al up has be Gen. and a were color will of a Afric A —D mars repr bis r know that excu T dist tn t rmi the mil <one mi no Th ab MANHOOD; Prreldml from 'hrir that tbe Maeka are contented and iron. Mr. Wiokli*. lb. Unfoo mwber U. of Washington. on tWr atwmt. b„t tb. tb d c �fatal ait »Mn omau. tm nichlffM Ctmtral Rallr«*4. ) TO K HCEUED n and after Monday, May ilk IMS. Prase ger Trains on tbs Michwst. Central Railthe eyeeend care; h Hvaluable :w fe~ ■"•Itata lb. Utter emb Hft, „a u tb,mwpow,rf,| lnrllI.,nu,t Ilx) „;0. “LOW PRICES” Jfeg-uZafcr ven.nt yet dlta-rrted. .1 jo r. m chilly PfcUuta, and B. It. I1CX O"1ta^nautamL Lung Comnlalota assolymt. It auothra and P“riB" “<l >•“ ««Ir- DR. J. BOVEE DOBS’ DIGESTIVE ORGARS. tew.r-«u”kT" dT’i"l! W taking . d.-e „f 'Bk.XAe.va heals cvwe -vm* “Oslt cffiwd. to X\xt 'f.u.XA'w. system. TO THE UNHAPPY. TO THE UNHAPPY. ‘“ffering the Isn •—J Ml —... meeting at War Msrrnto.—The war evening the Court House on Thursday was very fully attended, and, although the audience were disappointed in not being addressed by speakers from abroad, yet all evinced a good degree of patience and enthusiasm. Impromptu were made, on call, M. Navins, by J. Dr. John Roberta, C. G. speeches Holbrook, N. Bailey, Frank Allen, Perry Chance, J. A. Sweezey, and ‘•Winchell.” the droilrrist Tho latter patriotically offered U'“P* in >W N~k V1"™A,.r Sara.. I 8<»ld H«d—b,ot|(<«dd>«r! O», uJ six bottles of the Rbnovatinu Rimolvxnt will cure you. Persons who have been SO unfortunate as to contract a brnthw-m. disease, may rely up.nt being cured b, the um of Rauway’s Rxnovatino Rx' sqlvxnt. Ladiea suffering from weakening dis aiargra, Prulapeu. Uteri, Tumor, in th. Womb, a fou bottles will cure you. Prict one dollar per turtle, or at* iot one half the receipts of his Saturday even­ ing eiiirrtainmeni to the war fund. ftX — CL l\\C ou* a\.*xAet« o*j Vftg, uo*, ^ot u. Xowq, Xsecxv vuueXk. ak o.v*uc.\,e, SXovft.ft.cNx 'BX.XXct*, vft. \vto\Ltr <\ua'ft.X\.Xk«*, ft.’fttX. o.x XW \cro\act at* a *\vr* o$ J 87 Maidsn Lanz Naw Yom. C. Bold bt DavaoinTi. (i.Holbrook, from the committee appoint ed for that purpose, offered resolutions fastings |)ritt Unrrntt. appropriate to the occasion, and patriotic in character, which .were adopted. unanimously Ncivral persons came forward and upon iht-msclvea the solemn took OaU Applet. ate. “IS yra. and more established In N.Y wk. City. IM iy----- th. Chy Paet Offlco. ! Jy—toe Chy Hospitals. Alms-Bc Jy---- to* City chell ran make more fun than Win­ FROM S PECIAL NOTICES Dr. Roback'a Remedin. RxcRvrrixo is progressing twtiafactnri Fitzgerald has about Inrty men sworn in. per, an article copied from the Cincinn.ti Junsr, descriptive of Dr Hoback’s extend ve medical es­ tablishment in that city. By the way. Dr. Robaek’a Remedies have obtained a great aud de We stop press to announce, in ; axhilsrsun, .fee* brandv or are a valuable n sons addicted io ths use of exi A u,e e<5uller‘*'-,'d 'Vines sod Llquere wiU which the country is flooded. ^ ThssaBiUsre uotooly CURE but PREVENT large stock of HENRY R. CORTAR— W« an aelllng your Uw.SJ ba Itt” ftX.owv«.e\x '2>\XXcv» place have raised ft fund and offer TEN ancsTT to volunteers ftX.owvsk.c\\. ‘Bk.Vw.’cs SoXaec ftXo\N\Ax.c\\. m\>k0,ovoA.c Wxc vo-cak awdu potatoes they we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies u» an daily ro- CAUTION ! ! ! To prevent the public being Imposed upon by Smtriout end JRpAly Pgr■ «■ iciom JmilDtioft. a new Ial>el has been prepared, ; bearing a feetiaile of ths Proprietor's aignslnro. Examine each box. bottle, or Cask rarefalfr before purchasing, rad take nothing but “Cratar’s.” S\y. 'BteoXkoek'ft iwe & sis©®?. stupid canard. toftw avMiV| av\A vftukc, There is uo evidence us What we know is that vftAavLcXxoX.^ €u\o^qMU. GROCERIES HARD-WARE 1 THE Advertiser having been restored "Or. 'Xko'baeVft Gen. Butler baa been making it a visit, BUt"!—i kJ te -n'UklUMpljteu. who baa used them successfully io his practice for the last twetrtr-five vmv. Th__ although the medical men of th* country. as a general thing disapprova of Patent Madirfnea.yet we do noi l>Hicre a respect*b;» Physician eau bo found In th* United States, acquaimed with their TbRS. In *11 newly settled places, where there ia alpaya a large poanuty of decaying timber, from winch a poisonous miasma la created, these Viners should be used every morning before breaklasL DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ and arresting some of its citizens who ave X\v«t AU WaoLswu.a Daccbtsrs in the large cities. Some of ths Vcwft.dk, committee, representing the BJ'fttVk.vftaXv^vft, tie. colored mcnjifihe District of Columbia, will soon wait upon Tbe ouly object of tbe advertiser in eroding Freacripuon. ia to benefit tbe afflicted, and the President for the purpose of offering .him the services •of a regiment composed of persons of African descent. A Rusty Rtrut, bvt a BrightShovzl. — During an inspection of the arms of one of the Michigan regiments in the marshes of the Cbickabominy, the officer reprimanded one of tbe men for having hia rifle rusty. “It is a little dull. 1 ac­ knowledge,” said the soldier, “ but look here 1 can show you the brightest shovel that vnu ever saw.” The soldier was excused. Richmond.—The distance <rom McClellan’s headquarters to the rebel capital, -by land, is nineteen .miles, but so irregulsr is the course of the James, that a boat has to sail sixty miles to reach the same destination. At rone point, the stream makes such a sweep t<» the westward that the course ia twen­ ty miles around in an ascent of only two miles. Tuz Distancb to fJF" Scnutlxr Colfax has been re­ nominated for Congress by acclamation. This is a fit tribute to one of the most nlile, diligent, patriotic and consistent memlwrw r»f the present Congress, and, M ixhal. keeps a man of large experience in a place where be can be specially pixeful. ' Ar thz South, war baa become- the J’usineaa of Urn people as a whole. It ia /•w kifu ib?y trad*, manufacture, sow and diurvuM. At fha Worth war ia busincra exclusively, hut aimpiy Partin Williamsburg, mmPiKBiai, ■ Aud Minstrels lune tbeir sweet guiUr. A nobler theme my htart it fills— Ln praise of Hxaatat's matchless Pills. Their cures ere found in every lend— Amid Russia’s snows—and Afric’s sand Their wondrous works—tba Papersi hI . Produced by Bubici's mstchlres Pills, iroca aiKiir Thia charming compound will search it out, and successful Physician, and benci abould out boltiea, uf which th» abovt ia a fao-aim- ' ?'}’“e.l*5 » ils. STte labal it finely anffravad, and Moran Alien?W° Labile. Marsh k Gard­ ner. Ball, Dixon k Uo. ia provided, with a safe-guard from t Hah. Ruekel * Co. oounterfeiten. (Prise fl per bottle, os ® v- ■— P. D. Orris. six for fS. C. W. l^obaok, (Proprietor, Jfo. 6 Eaet Fourth Bt., Cincinnati,^to whom all orders should be addressed. FOR SALE BY Roberts k Striker, Haaiinra, Ek Nichols, Jay R. Terrr. Orangeville Mills, M. C. Swift. Prairieville, U.B' Benninvtoo, Middleville, and by druggists and merchonta generally throughout the country C3T OLD FRIENDS JEl Herrick’s Sugar Coated Pill*. The best Family CA­ THARTIC in the world, used twenty years by five millions persons snnuslly ; slways give sstlsfse- ' tion ; cental nuothiug inhirious; patronised by the principal physicians and aurgeeons ■ in the Union, elegantly coated with sugar. Larg Boxes Sfi cents ; Uec boxes for one Dollar Full directious socotnps- They are safe for all-bolh old and young. Their praises are ou every tongue: Disease disarmed—oo longer kills, Since we sre blessed with Hssxicx a Pills. rar Put Up with English. Spanish. German, and French directions- Price M cents per box. J| OWARD ASSOCIATION, Pbiladel- pSBseNsasa TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Boston, Miss. Geo. C. Goodwin k co. I Weeks generally tn all Oocrm Towns rad Vuxaou WIOTKD'STAinBS. .HBSIXAI. WBAK5ESS. of tea Hu.^ k-d "• “• SB* ^No. X South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa- x>n in connection with it. H”w T»tr (wteqile ar«- in-p'ired by bold measure*! Tbe erderxofG^n. Pope^nd the rapidity of bis movements—bl« evi­ Prepared end sold by CHARLES WIDDIF1ELD k CO., SOLX PROPUXTORX, of every description •160 BEST PIANOS. «150 GROVESTEEN k BALE, harisg remov'd ts •‘■-jr usw wartrooms, Stacks of 1V«. 478 BROADWAY, no^w pr^aredto offer Us publics ma<nifioent 7 Octavo Rosewood Piano, Clothing •IfiOCASH, Rich moulding ions derangement of tbe system ssdhr impair Ing bar health, which but beenetsodlly fslllyt during tliat period. When in New York in Anri Just, a friend advised me to test yoor piH.. »«» ■k »unpiv oi ~--en----- , Park Row New York. Go nlaraing bme. ws ceaavd all other tnaUaent, and attamUterad year Pills, »»"a** *'Ffcv„T‘*. fadinos, eomplejoon. digestion, sic., surprised ss nil A rapid and perniauent restoration to health ’ rwntlL. We used less than five boxes hsi1 entirely welt I consider ths GKOVESTEEN A HALE. of THESE HARD TIMES we an sslHng ar sold er OUR GOODS cmso, ai75 to saoo, Which wc an aaxintia to mH, sad WILL BELL, HASTINGS, MICH •YumM. REroSTS a. sra»«lTO»»HOSk Ta« coxraMiow *«p “Tbiuxmce or DRY GOODS! price • 1 per bottle, 6 bottlon for *4 Also all wholesale Druggists st Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louiaville, Ky., Cincinnati. O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo. N. Y., any I'll) before the public. __ laaaa, Laox Corxrr, Florida July IT. 1WTO. die, »«•* ? “K'T s&uk So&stwT Ur.J.BKiu union b nesu. vomSplkenartl, CIimoo- rrrr. Wild | ShlefljJin Bro’s k Co. I Barral,RiselyA Kitchen I B. A. Faheostock, Bull | Bush. Gals A Robinson. nnueipkii, r>. Prli« Pwlrj. 'Wunu: xn^rniiys Hkalrulr t,»u la «ev Tart Clt,. ^.VCAWftXwW, ‘B\.OkYYYuXL,’XJ^%- Z-9f“ K e DR. J. BOVEE DOBS' Imperial Wine Bitten iptrial Wino listicgtiiahed rsr^The reported re-capture of Ba­ I.ns been made. FEMALES. We have every kind of goods, such ns ton Runge.by the rebels, turns out to be I hnt even nn effort to wrest it from Imperial Wine Bittern will b<- found be most Salutary and Effieacious. supply. Dy. 'S.oXsft.cV?* hns arc smell,” Ate. “Coatar’a” Rai, Roach, Ac. Exterminator. "C-Ur’s" “Costar’a" Bed bug Exterminator. •’Coatar’a” Coauir's" Electric Powder for Insecla.&c. "Dr. *B.o\>aek'** A Skvxrb Dkovth has prevailed here Everybody Which we offer at koto® ipirhojib®. Mkve X\w \voov vftaw vft.a’ft.u ‘Ooctov'% 'WAX*. are XW rvcXv ax\A Covft^orX. part of our issue, that the citizens of this n ror the aged sed Infirm, rad for persons of a Sit. much improves its appearance. n^rn np the tw>ng, “Our Sr. DUs' Celetarled Blse inun auhie njnanrRiPAgftrwt) i sixteen a new glass front into his building which fi.r nrnrly fi<ur weeks. JUST RECEIVED H OPSEK EE PKRH—troubled with vermin W avc VWfoov Wxt \\oor <WkVrW, VAcnA. "’**' kxtra INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, DIRECT Shlngln, per M DOLLARS WE HVAE esitrr (Wit.] //wuld. KJr 'B.oXjack'* IspaovntMXTS.—Manon Allen has put Lieut. THESE BITTERN Win >M nl, era, tai Pmnt Dana, and in thia rean—< J .................. * -XWtfarv.Ac. MORE GRAIN and provisions an dwtreyod Honey, per Butter, “ Laid, •• Tallow, •• Maple Sugar common men. Iv in this place. Ao kdv, who U Come and See I! avt vav, aadk -™,po<» ifroaiw^al. voo\* aaA VkiAsB, JtaaJr vv>\x\e\x a\ak«. Vmvo. StT- Wixcmnx.—Thia inimitable humorist nearly fifty dollars was realized. ,br?€c lbe T”’’*1- ■mor* than 50,000 Pri rate Famille*. gave <»ne nf his aidfMiplitting exhibitions at the Court Hnimc on Saturday Evening. . 'YXxe.se. 'BvXXe.vs. obligations ofeoldiers under the old flag. and Invim-arinir fka "Kz.1. .a.,..- t_ — .1 K OUB LIKE OF TRADE; WkA O.W il.kWMk <>5 a VkBDA. lav tkaluv,.. At the close of the meeting WKSTILL— hwkft p®nnP3nKrn®H SouX\&A\ux* “Fey er and Jigue, Liver Complaint, Qlispepsia., LndigeatiOn, Jaundice, Kidney Camplainte, lies for five do Hors at, Dn. Rad way A; Co.*a Officb, to give GRANT & SPAULDING VERMIN <W <X \o,” k* crows.- EVERY FORM AND 8PEC1E8 OF oAV tVw. “ A.\.» vlkvkrikv ml. ixfauabls kkmxdt Imperial Wine Bitters!! «n BBO^DWAT, inr you * CABD TO TOVBO LADIXS ABD BTlt. Unusually Low! Battle Creek BOBEKTS ft 8TBIKEB, dent determination tohit every rebel who ?S£f«r. n»rrUk'« BM Strew,Ik.te< riaater,. Whaat, Com. OiU, Butter. Urd, Pork, COUNTY ACCOUNTS. WH*zn2?Xe^2,IMt‘’ 6IUNT a SPAULDING Baatinp, Rr^ryax Pttct—?<•. 4W MhVNMBybW �CHANCERY ORDER. THE WORLD TBEWOBLD BUwnrmweiLD _____ .AMERICAN CEMENT GLOE r.— 1 lie papers say khat guldbastNMn dMATM iu Uta brick sown nvmi tried the experimMit for several years, thu s crop wf ry « may be Ufceti frpMt the , - Tw« fc» fi-or fw«k, an- r.mpU Mad fi-F rich hod. For feeding, it !a naviy aual tu lodinu com. John Jobnwon, DonfeMed by UiaaaxJ thlrt within twenty । “/todR* ta to ta authority in fattening catile,-pro>' time, and fera & feed of one half buck wheat, to one Vwholly ofcorn at theaune price. • It ia used extensively tor fititening poultry time1* privilege day*. Ob eompfoimmt num a wotw ef thia MABM1ED LADIES □VAT every W1HB1 IT WILL or vita Woa*. DiacaxMC" rao- Vila L'vsas*, other grelDu. A very common proven­ =77r:x.-s.z~^T;-ar-T der in New England is osu, corn, nnd buckwheat mixed in equal part* nnd ground. Thia ia mixed with potatoes inant. Circuit Judge, original.) tor swine, and with bay foi working Attest. D. Svaiaaa. horses. Register ia Vbaoetry. State of Michi ' Buckwheat may be sown where other City and State CHANCERY ORDER. crops have failed, or could nut be planted on account of the wstness in its prepara­ TATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit Court th* County af Barry : in Chancery. ’ tion. It is usually town from toe twid­ •igbt Hund re । and Bly-sight aud recorded iu the office of the Register of Deed* for the county of Alaseaainn of . Mid Court held at th*. C01 dle of June to the middle of July, the lat­ Barry and Stat*of Michigan, 00 th* thirtieth day Hon** in the Village ofHaatingson the Hlb <J ter month generally being prefened, of November, A J).,18&i,"n book.O of Mortgage*, where the object b to get grain.. It on page* 341.M-LS4S tad UAon-whicbaaid Mort­ gage there 1* claimed to be due, al tbe date of thia itowu loo early, there ta danger that the none*, nine hundred and aixty-lwo andbS-lOOth* grain will not fill out well in the but Ttaw Jf. BUlia. DtfraJml. - and, ttawirb cure- E^fKinwatSir ll^oae will .pevdily ihliwr the diaabtad and tfucaae-elricken asfirrer from A UVING DEATH, healthy condition. do with, may find it to their interest to toko note ol this suggestion, which waa nrrtierad expressly to meet th* ext­ further ordered, that within twenty daya > he Complaiuaul causa a aotic* of thi* order to be publish­ ed in the “HMtinga Banner," a public newspaper printed, published aud circulating io said County, least twenty^dsy* before the time prescribed’for EFAULT having been made ia the condition fiwuur A Aluuc, Loots S. Lovetx, of pay meat of a certain Indenture of Mort­ Solicitor* for Complainant. Circuit Judge. gage executed by Jatnea 8. Tuxbuqaaod hit wife, [A true copy of tbe original.] Hannah M. Tuxbuvy.vf Bslthnore/llarry countv, [t-s.} Alleat D. Sraixea. and state of Nicbigau, to Cyrus Hann, ot Tolland jyM. Register in Chancery. county and alate of Connecticut, dated the sulh day of December, A. D. L9W, and recorded iu the Estate of Luther Hill. office of the R Barry, on the PROBA TE ORHER.-STATK OF MICHIGAN at S-o'c’- Fruit mny be prescrvsd in bottles.— Tbe directions given are to procure tbe regular pickle bottles, with long necks, and without shoulders, and to use long, soft, close cork*, that will admit no air. Tbe bottles ere filled with the fruit, and water poured in to within half an inch of tach into the neeks of thr bottlrs. Tie the corks securely with two strings cros­ sing each other. Then set tbe bottle* upright in a wash-boiler at cold water reaching nearly to the corks, and beating tbe water, keep it boiling say five mlntrtfta, when they may be taken «mt end set away. We know of raspberries Mid other fruit having kept thus for two years. Cvas FOR ExnAcnr.—Take a email piece of cotlifti hatting or cotton wool, make a dept-rseinn in the center with the finger, and fill it up with as much gru -nd for Rulway'a Ready R-solrenl.) in tbe treatment of Scrofula. Syphilis, Ulcera Tnmors. Prvlaj^oa f'l.m Vrv.if^-la.. Stairft Anlhnnv'a and twee, glaodu'.ar awelittirc, dropay, stitutional diaeaoea. Such haa been lb Irlled oucoeco of thia remedy in curieg riblc di»ea«ea in the tropic* that we de t to.promise all lb» auoerers with ee> erajftlve diMatei aniuug onr own pe Speedy reatoration to sound aud pa no an* nt Monday tbe 14U» dar of thuuvand eight hundred 8. C. Prindle, Judge of July, in the and sixty-twi Probate.' • claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, the Mm of eight hundred and ninety-four and 87liOlhs dollars, snd no suit or proceedings in law or in equity having been instilulod for the recovery thereof: Notice is therefore hereby given that by wtcUM ofthe statute, and a pbwer ofaale contained to sell certain real estate in said |>diiiuo described for the purpose of paying th* debt* of Mid dec«ased aod expen*** of administration. Thereupon It 1* ordered, tfoil Tuesday, th* Sth day of August, I MH, at tan o'clock, in the fate all otlierperaoM Intereoted In uid estate, are re quired to apesz,at * seaaion of *ai<I court, tbeu to be bolden at the Probate Office, in tbe village ef HMtinga, and abow cause, if anv there be, why the praTero4 Ike petitioner efjould not be granted. Aod it ia further ordered that .*>d Petitioner holding Die Circuit ,. and Stale of Michitctnber, A. D. 1808, - ---------v. ,u>. day. Dated, May 80.18-IJ. HORACE J. FERRIN A CO., Jwlltl3 Assignees of Mortgage. Swxxxrr a Alls*, Atty*. ■ th* hearing ther-of, by causing a ciipv of order to be published iu Che •'Hastings 1 n*r," a newspaper, printed and circuiatini Mid county of Barry, for six sucoeaaire wu immediately previous to aaid dav of bearing. TATE OF MICHIGAN, four Covwyt, SHERMAN C. PBINDLE. At a session of tbe Probate Court, for (A true copy.) Jem Judge of Prokal county of Barn, boldcn M th* Prabpte Offiei tba village of fiprtogS.owTatada.etle 16th of July in tbe year of our Lord one thouMnd eight hundred aud eixv-two : Present Sherman C.’Frio die.Jude* of Probate. late of tbe couu(y of Barry, deceased^ ' In the matter of the estate of (,'eom W. r In pursuance of a license granted to me bv ih« Probate Court of Mid County, I aball expose to sale at Public auction to 'the highest bidder at of Thoma* Mosher. Father of aaid deceaaed. pray­ the North Door of the Court House, in the nl ing amougit other thing* that be may be »ppojnted admini.tr*tor oUaid. Batata.. . . S ■ — -, r .- .. .I V vun>>, Li.ru be hidden at the P lobate Office in Hasting*, and JOSIAH BURGE. £rre*mr. ■ IMA______________ JelS COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. il persons having claims against tbe estate of Wilusm Cooxn deceased are berebv A Price 25 Cents per Bottlr. Price 25 Otita per Buttle. Frier 25 Ccnta per Buttle. way's Read) Relief will be found sll-poteut. Its sdmmlstratiuu. ellber internally ur externally, a* th* eeat of pain ludkstea, will arrert th* pro4re«» of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. Dox’-! Lrr tub Grain Git too Ripk. irahi art brf.r, H b t»«» M .almlMX u TERMS ( ARIL JOH.HA CHON LEY, (Sole Manufacturer*.) 78 WILIJAM STREET, f Liberir BtreeU NEW Wlllt. Croup. Diulheria, lotlueaxa. Sere Threat, Scarit Parer, Trpbutd Faret, Pneumonia/ liiilious ImjM.rant to Builder*. ctrnt tvtrybody. JOHNS A CROSLEY’S IMPaoVRD OVITX PKRCHA CEMENT ROOFING, power we claim for K MSVLVENTf -**»’ IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF ulcer*, tumor*, hackin .cough, br> nchui*. theus* of Redway'a Renovating Resolvent srillexterniinhtaltby body: . • ' CHRONIC DIKEASE. ceeded in achieving, more in meririr palltat'hjt Uie.uXcvipgXoflbepatiaoL which ftadwav'. Rfedy Be.olreat will puaitirely eredieale. 1* that ..r n........ ,i._. 1. *1 . .. . the practice of medicine pmeribes Calomel, Mer­ cury, Quinine, Morphine. Opium, and ether tavurite hobys of the profession. Il u a well known fact that in ninety eve* out of unr hundred. n» to arriving at a Ae.; by the principal Ut'itnaaa. Aecairxcta. an I olbcra. and hu prorad t» be lb* CH KA I’Kb T and MOST DURABLE ROOFING in u*e-. it is ia reuL*ct A FIRE' VaTER- WEATHER and 8^yfu|e. Lyaj^paia, Nypliilia, aud diacaac* inddoed by the tojudimoa* uae of calomel, incrcnrv. oniiMM. diacaae* of the Liter, ttaleen. (foil. Bhider.Tidney*. Spine. Ac., all of which diaeaae* Redway’* Ready Reach ent will eradicate, aad occur* to the rattan a new lease oflif*. Tbam-.ee of RADM A1"H RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT i» ALM per bottle Dose, a tea-spoon twice tall, half an hour after each meal. Sold by A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. tkrOELTau Ug power-on tbnr owe pentane (ta where yo. " ’ bT‘k °r ***•■•’ * IU*1T R,l,ef. ia “Br DR. RADWAY’S PELLS CUSTlVENhiM. INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYHPEP.-UA. BILIOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE. INFL.UIAT1ON OF.THE BOWELS, NERVOUSNESS, MELANCHOLY. DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, It can hi- applied by any one. body.-hub’ SvosMs.Stiai< ter. from Htigtac and R^i^ud aur^ £ cei*. and nrir.l.. GUTTA PERCH A CEMENT, F«»r Gutting Metala of all A dose of from sixjo eight of Radwsy luting Pill., wilt, in the moat di.trraaing And AND tUteTUUK -------- — MVUUHU WlkU vu»liMOeta, Indige*ttou,Liv*e complaint. Dyspepsia will derive immeciate benefit by taking a dose of these Pill*. After thoroughly cleansing the bowel* dX^10 ,o u,e l,"lihy DR RAD WAY’S PILL8, .18 A UCttNTIHC 1'URGATIVB. health regeneration, Kinds when expoaud Ui the Action uf the Weather,- F«r FreserYiBff and tcaalrfag Meta! Raafii «f all klids. IN CASES OF x-»l—. bI3S.F “ ‘‘•'^“JA <• Un ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BREATHING pi kh SHNE PAI!* 1N TUE SIUE’ SHOlfLDEBB, CHRONIC RHECIM ATbM~ ASTHMA -a';,.—. Z aaow-a which wvi. «cCMyeMg r«HX fcrfVrm. aUaoev of all diataDt. far f —5. to which it adhere* firmly, forming a body equal to three eo,tU «"‘«b fee*, and will LAST THBEK TIMER AM LUNG; and torn ita. expansion ’Unjd'22? IN COLD ORRCN IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,WASH OFF. LKAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS be repaired with GUTTAPERCHA CEMENT cm SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. This cement iai ern effixt* induced by the exoeaaive use of Nerff'Tt^fiya^.eorftmya Sublimate, Opium, Tobacon,Ac., Ixical Stimulants, and exposure to Paint Led. will find tn Ridw.y'a J^teUng ■uuiMrturvm use. _ a permanent cure. B RADWATI8 REGULATING PILL8 Are the only vegetable aubetitat* for Calonml, Mercery, Quinine, and tbelt kindred d.ug*, that have ever been diacovered. and the only pilla in -aeUtat will wvmre to th. Mti.ut the Upfield rflheta m th* Llr*r and other glaads of the sv*. - are prepared RXc'hT RADWAY^S REGULATING PILLS, K1DMAFB FILM ‘ L'U^{ bl0<>d' •«"«*•« H all a. but they eoealiM its eircnlai— 8 V. ROBINSON, I Owmfo. HOWARD, 1 sfoawe. REGULATING PILI£ i v GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, Coraw or Biwar ■ f •• ■ lu tite matter of the estate of Charies C. Griffin itv .k kn. ■UlA’ttQiirM Nu Heal ta required in making application IN MILITARY CAMPS. 7" " fiaws.'VSrzsr* ia t»» IbyGUTTA Court for the county ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. STATE OF MlCHlflAN, I Price 25 C-nta per Bottle^ It i* a purr and Innocent preparation, all-powetful to do good, but usvgr'doea tnjnry. IMPORTANT TO q’ARENTB. There ia no medicine in the known world, or physician, that ha> ef er eTaimed tbe skill ol erad- Tbe West half [U] of the South West quarter strength and life. (Ml of section lbirty-on«,(aj,) con tian in g sevenTventv-live huudreth* acres of pepper an wil reatim n five eent piece; ifither It into g ball nnd tie it up, dip tbe bail b>to eweet oil and insert it in the tar, covering the latter with cotton wonL and use* a bandage or cap tn retain it in newspaper printed at Hasting* and circulating in aaid county of Ban-y, far throe arareaai vs week., Ita place. Altnml insrtant relief will be immadiately previous to mrid day of hsariuc. experienced, and tbo application ta M> pmtie that ao in&nt will not be injured AMEBllAX CEME&T CLUE. reply that Redway's Ready Relief chief and PURIFYING THE BLOOD, 4'lX^'AfoI? day noon, be aaeiguod for tbe hearing of Mid petition, and that tbe heir* al law of aaid deceMcd. and all • 10 00 a year saved in every fiunily by • One Bottle of RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Inijiuitant t«> Rwilruud OatptnioM D rill R. ire wot to Bradl, Bacnos Ryrra, latter. Vanauola,.Bolivia, New several islands ol th* Spanish loroegbly tested by Phyiteiau. d. and I* now the official rrme D bidden tings, tl K. . Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified of. Lyman HUI. praying, tar certain reason* therein, tet form, that administration with tbe will annexed may be granted In »»id estate, and The Chicago Chritiinn Timet thus dis­ the south ixlf of the south weal quarter of section that Neleon Conan be appointed administrator. number seventeen, [17,J all iu township number Thereupon It ■* ordered, that Mondav the lllh courses upon tbe tnurita of rnuUoh nnd day of August, 1M2, at ten o'clock in tbe uarrj aou. own at ancntgau, loo pork Chicago and the entire West are Mia cvnuvt forenoon, be assigned for tlie Lean ng of aaid peti­ deluged with pork—about the worst hundred and eighty acre*, [urao much thereof m tion? aad that th* hairs al taw of aaid drccaood will aatiafv said dabtand interest and coat*.] will description of animal food which enters be sold at public auction or vernine, to the highest and all other persona interest-d in aaid catair, arc required to appear at a seaaion of aaid Court, then into consumption of the human nice.— bidder, at the north front door of the Court House, to be baldens! tinTrebatoOffioc^in the village in the Village of Hasting*, in Mid countr of Barry, uf llmUsga, and show ciuu, if at^then be, why The bog is winfeasedly a foul feeder, and the prayer of the petitioner shoo Id not be granted. foul in nil its habits; while on the other And it i* further ordered, that tbe petitiunei band, the sheep is one uf tho cleanest uf CTBUSMANN, all animals which are devoted to the jelltil Mortgage*. shambles. The English understand these things better than wc do, and beef and mutton are their great staples. But li then tbev breed sheep expr«wy for tbe jrlC/ 8. C. PR1NDLE. EFAClT having’been made in the condition table. Why may we not us well 1 Tbe Judge of Probate. of payment of an indenture of Mortgageex*long wooled or mutton variety of sheep cwtedby Joseph M. Barrett, and hi* wife, Catha­ are hardy, easily kept and will do well rine Barrett, of Rutland. Barry countv and State Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,of Marih'sll,Calhoun aud prove profitable in almost any part of PROHA TK ORDER.—STATE OF MICHIQAN, countr and state aforesaid, bearing date the------- 3 of the country. W What —t -;':h with ;!ta the wool1 day yl Decembt ihe emir. .Di“»*f, and carcass, and tbe pelt, the entire ani­ ty of Barer, of BaiTT, on the 4th day of December, A. J village ot mal is saleable, and there ta an incceastag demand aH over tbe country for mutton. It is glowing every year more inti* favor with our people, and will soon become a staple article, taking the place now oocupicS by beef aod pork, nnd much to the benefit of the consumer in a j sanitary and pecuniary point of view.— If our formers would grow the firxt qual­ ity uf mutton, na they du in England, they would not fall to find a ready mar­ ket and remunerating prices. R. A QUESTION OF THE MILLION ANSWERED m a constitutional infirmity, and has baffieA the skill eftbeir best physician*. With knowledge of these facta Dr. liAhWAY wm determined to test * .BADwZrS RENOVATING RESOLVENT, Notice la ClieMfutc berdby given, the* by nAoe of the statute, and a power of sale contained in Mid mortgage, tbe premises described thereio, to wit: Two-third* of the northeast quarter, and ,K. k-lf.r .k- ...ft. u.tr .rat_____ ,L __ . *ery housekeeper should hast A Cro-ley'a laxricM Comet Redway's Regulating Pills re cents pet box. I vseh box । The juice <»t currants, put up tn air­ tight bottles, affords a foundation for a tfojigluu? aud wholesome beverage. Put .enough wnter with t ij‘e currnnts to pre­ vent lieir burning; beift in . a preserve > fret everything but Mutala. Ary ariieD CaataM «a*d AMRRICAK C£MEKT nr tri--in .1____ 1 z_____ P,"* Il •atiafsctoriiyappcsringto thia Court by Affi­ davit on file that TLouimM.DRlin, tbe defrndrut, srnnux. la a nen-resptent of thia Btate. and ita horrible train of concomitant*, preva Thevdfore, On tnoUon of Kwirnr A Atxntr, Bolicitore for tbe aaid ComplainMt. it ia ordered that the Mid Defendant, Thomas M. Dillin, caps* MOTITOJG^ BJTCE iplalnta, ludigMlton, Dy.pv-j-ela, the Ready Relief *».) Regulating d. Th* Regulating Pilla arc onld ion*, aad thoroughly cfirctive. t- .bonld be targe enough to purge, and each euceeMiv* duM be di- Shterp I’alua wteru taking A breath; dNdAft oUisr S ' IT WILL MEND ajRGELAlN. No mattar If that broken PitcUr did net coat b. a *bUltng. a abilling saved ia a shilling earned IT W^LL MEND ALABAKI >■ IL IS A GfaEAT LUNG AND 8T0MACHRaUU» BafFdough. Hacking and drc Cough. Stitcbfag t of Michigan, on tbe sixth day ofScptcmbcr.A. D. 1862. at <>ne o'clock in tbe afternoon of said day. Dated, May ft), 18U2. I H. J. PEJUlUN A CO.. jelltil Asiigueeaof Mortgage. R WV ■ ■ V * ill., Rjrva rr WILL MEND MARBLE. RAHWAY’S READY RESOLVENT mortgage sale. MEND CHINA. MgoodMwew. eveMai, was— ta —— . stitutioual debility,tb*M Pdla wUl ensure a aUOng aud rigorous oBapring. . niLl.lOUS COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON HKINNER. Jfqpl gpticts. kettle nearly to bwltog ; transfer t>>a bug suitable for straining and prvss out the juice; add balls pound of dean sugar to tach pound of juice’ and boil, tkitn, nud put up asiecvmmt-ndvd fur putting up the fruit. Tbe juice alone will keep a* well if not better tium the fruit, and, mixed with ftoui one to two parts water, according to the taste, it makes a most nit taking diink. Bling entirely ft co from alcoholic or intoxicating properties, there is no danger of the crefnbn of an nppetitc for strong driuk resulting Apm ita use. it might profitably be kept lor tesletby druggists at all seasons of die year, aud uv presume that putting it up lor that purpose may be made a source of income w orthy of the consideration ot currant-raisers who now make wine,— Those who usually have more of this abundant fruit then they know what ’ IT WILL MEND WOOD, Bare yo*w broken Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. nd jour HarneM, Strep*. Belta, Bool*. A« IT WILL MEND GLASS. thaptaoesef that npenaive cut Gias* UtM. IT WILL MEND IVORY. occupied by the city, there is ten times more gold in jbe «<q* ttouejiua berii found in California. Tba'experiments with the ]or t, tbt. phota. Ai< U» wLdl.ua taiU WDX WIHUTABD Wm. HUMQMANDBO PAW.—PAIN.—PAIN. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-06.pdf 780f1b6b344405b0b64bf58c16dc58f2 PDF Text Text Jiri; NO. 14 lanntr, il rmiLlsBlDirti\ wroxtaoir. HS”r M.S BaEo0-™ “•»■SHELDOW, Office ^stings’ business Directors GRANT A SPAULDING, the ranks - their comrades made many go<d natured but slightly aarcastical re mirks at th* expeuce of tbs croMeyad volunteer. “Bill Bartnn be keerful where you stand when that chap blazrs away,” said GREAT ntrni!! Over High Prices, at the DRUG ■ AEON ALLEN, ’ILER IN GROCERIES, peer I. Io a*, pro Cali torn a Block. State street. Haalbiga, Mieh. D. C. HAWLEY, ,E ILER In all kind* of Pmhlly Groceries. STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, ^iscellanj. ROBERTS A STRIKER, fVRAlJtRS is drugs, medicine*, patent mediI Z ciaeu. paint*, oil*, turpentine, burning fluid. RWEEZE1 A ALLEN. SeHcitom in Particular at tea linnpeM Is To ttorneys atlaw*i><i A eery r arrcin.urri ....... —- -—rr. to attend to all calls in the line of tbeir profession and business. • Offian in the Court Horae, Heeling*. Mich. J DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and Ta* Agent, will attend to the collection of Offler tn Goodyear's block, up atair*. I. A. HOLBROOK, Office, second story oT Rower’s block. P HYSICIAN and Snrgeoo. •tore. Stale street Office in Ramil's JOHN ROBERTS iHVSIClAN and Sunreun. Dwelling on Broad- II. P. CHERRY, OTARY PUBLIC S»d Couveysneer. willI s trn.1 to *H bosinre. rntre.tcd to him.with -..rotnptneM *n.l fldelitv. Rwudenee. Uarrx ceuu<v. kePl ' oo h N mi umis. GROCERIES! his visual organs presented tt strong rose of strabismus, that hi* IhhIv whs slightly angulnr* that his style of speech and man­ TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. HAJ-HSD. CODFISH; cvurujn; | nrr rather shocked the ey es <i£ the gen­ in fart, everrthing in tbe Grocery line, sneh ■■ | tlemanly cultivated lieutennnL nnd^u ho had thrown down Blackstone. Kent, Cook and other law commentators, fern award and epaulets: and also IwcaiKe thu ap­ CU-MiaS’J yZEBTUHIXR-ff plicant wa* incurably left handed. “How old arc you I" asked the lieu­ Aid Conking Extracts, FOR THE ESPECIAL BENEFIT OF TTOC LADIES. tenant. “Twenty hat grass.” “What has been you burincss 1” “Cutting logs, and shootin bars in win­ ter. and drivin cattle and inowin grass in PENS. PKNCIIAL INKS, PAPER, EN- summer.” ‘•Shooting bears, eh?” {•Yeas. shootin’ bars." “Then I suppose you would take aim at a tree in one direction and hit the bear in another," said the officer derisive­ ly. “I am afraid, in battle you would bo muchlesa dangerous in the enemy’s ranks L.H. STEWART, MOST POPULAR patent medicines Miridyrii. __ ___________________ J. «. NEVINE, ‘ cleUag Mortwes by sdvsrttoesrent. H.WRIGHT, A ttorney, sba counsellor at law. Md Solicitor sod CousseHnr in C^'’'*rr7f Particular aitootios paid to tbs collection sf claim* and money Kvmpdy remitud. Office, with W. W. Bripb Em . Middlsvllls. Barry County, Michigan. KMtrrki a We won I a rvspeciiuiiT — ----­ sens of Heating* •ndTcioi,‘-T' ‘J"* Zh ‘ n m ■ell evervthtng in our Iroe of trade ■■ cheap a* cm be bought al any place. GiV* n* a call and Judge CTIW, iF<E® <DA£10 to COMPOUND A MTBIKBR- J, C.Rcxxows- s. C. PB1NDLE, ROBERTS A STRIKER. mean by that?" “Waal I nint so profrrtable tn the tur key match makers as some of the rest of ’em for when I gel this are rifle of dad’s on one of the birds, you can rvck’n that mtivketl” “Don’t know nothin' bout that kind of shooting iron." “But ours Is an infantry company, and we use amooth bores,” suggtreted the “ffi dew, ybu belter take me and killer? UDGE OF PROBATE. u., -taM-. vvtiib. r..--|J T}1K1«CU' 15 al perp my bear “Oh, it’s impoariblo that you should appear in f*>r ranks with a dark-barreled weapon. DANIEL ETBIKEB, You must leave that weapon behind.* “Ckn’l dew IOUNTV CLERK, Notary Public, and General » Land and Tax Agent. Office tn the Court REGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary aout." “Count you out; what do you cer. “Waal, captain, ifynu don’t calkalate to g<> to kill. I’m nut you're mnn. Ifyou robkri ’ J than ours.” ■ “I know that Pin a lecjlc bit cock eyed blitter Officer, but I fetched many a bar at mure than a htindfrd rods, and at ■’tur­ key shoots they alius try u» camint me he is mine'" “Are ymi also a good shot with the' blbkows A TTOUNKYR and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. K al am* xoc. Michigan was not lung since made to an uflicer of a recruiting station in Montpelier,Vermont, who bad interposed some objections t<> the st»ut lad’s enlisting, to wit; That MANHOOD; HOW iobti »»» B0W •S»TO«n>l Seminal HARMON SMITH, at the ahoulder. . . *nic Ipdiah thief was painted in gnndy colors, size of fife, aft ! the bull’s eye W nn the left ride ln the region of the heart, with three circle* around it. and It was underst-md that from the center of the dlscoverie* ever made In the purtance would nataralhr demand. Ito discovery settles several interesting ques­ tions heretofore in dispate among anti­ quarians and men of scieutifio sttais- tnents. Two young men residing in the village of Berlin falls, named Frank Green' and Daniel Blodgett, were sliding dowh the precipitous elifl* of a rugged mountain, two miles from Berlin Fadis, and found the entrance to an esoroiops cava, whish wav Dover known to exist before, aud, fearing that It might be the den ot resort of bdare, refused to enter it. A eotrfewhat noted guide, whom travellers to this region will remember (Wtn. D. Baaborn) heard of ilia wonderful care and resolved to enter it a 7a Pvtaam, and ’ therefore, Went in and made a thorough exploration, by the use of candles to light his way. Finding a beautiful mineral, of bright colors >p the csjp, he WLS_J>9m«wh*t as­ tonished, reported the foot. Mr. E. S. Brown, mineralogist, then ‘went to. the cavern, and found the entire cave was formed of solid fafptr, of magnificent color and quaky. . • The entrance to the cave is ao ’ that a man can barely enter it on and knees; but it immediately farm.” -U.’.Q Tbe match ••• f«<»hwiflb «•> *Qp taruet markers. Ranger Mo. l.--Twr» inchea-from outer eirole..grazing the i • Ranger N". 2.—Ball struck within one inch of the inner circle to the right—a fa­ 'I - - >1 ■ , K' tty L.. nifo-<h?r.r' £ ’ Se th. Stark-Jlhot pertooty^ tbe tyity tal.abut. rj Ranger.No. ol the hul|> eye. u.i.J K There was ammderable hurraning at tbe npllsf ho* round. «sty?ial|j> domestic influence, Mun in strong, but bi* heart is not adamant. Bn delights In enterprise nnd aetu’D ; but to sustain him, lio need* a traoqbll ni.ind and a whole heart. He needs hi* mor tl 'forpe hundred Frapcoi* tribes <m the north, wander­ ed up snd down this beautiful,river, and hern od its hanks are trace* of their camps near existing, and their arrows, kxH, snd otfiw Implements srewound in ihu'bdAnek, M. C. FiforisL E*g, who keeps the excellent hotel braids thb falls; lias evidence* ■nFIbdlMTanliquItie* that w»ll give a«ew Impulse to the seteMlfio must be to him a place t>f repose, of peace, .if «T cMnflrt; and his soul renews his str*ayb U«l», <M goes forth Wllfr‘ffiffiiril||W_lh-'W'oonnter tuHufhiy 1 - jrXmaz wa. placed when the Pequawkets, Penoapnuks, and Androscoggin tribes on the south, mid tbe 8l •Iu the conflict* inf (fie World.' To rty>ver hi* equanimity and composure, hofob among lb« spectator* and those of lbs rangrra w>/ hed m* rial^d A«V pt, KLLM, : f‘ small hands grows • larger and widens, and about ten feet I from.the entrance is nine feet high and fifteen feet wide, opruing into a fine apartment tixty fttl ia ZenylA. formed of jasper of a delicate blue nnd ash colur, striped with firey red, and looking like striped ribbons on a girls bonnet Its exquisitely beautiful coloring and texture would cull forth an exclamation of «urprise and pleasure from the dullest stu­ dent of nature, when, by tbe bright light of the torch, its becuty becomes appa­ rent. No milliner’s shop window ever displayed such a sight as the variods colors of the jasper present when brought from the cave tn the sunlight. An experienced mineralogist, John H. Goodale E«l. with other gentlemen, have just made a thorough expLwatiun of it be possible that two bullets have pas­ the cavern, and now give to the world sed through thia orifice ?" the result of tbeir labors. Prompted by The aaggeetlon was improbsble, but a desire to learn the truth in regard to some what startling. It was again exam­ this wonder, I came here, and now com­ ined with keener ecrulioy than before, municate the facts to you for publication, and for the purpose of solving the leqst so that scientific men may go to the cave doubt in the matter. It was agreed to and make more thorough exploration* cut around the corresponding perforation than we have been able to do, for want in the tree, and tn the depth of the apot of lime. where the bullet bad lodged. A car­ It is apparent that this vein of jasper penter was forthwith «cnt (ttr with in­ starts in the precipitous hill two miles structions tn bring the proper tools fur northwest of Berlin Falls, and right be­ the job. In a few minute* nne was pro­ side the track of the Grand Trunk Rail­ duced. and he went to work with mnr way, which nil readers know extend* tiring cblael and mallet under direction from Portland to Montreal. of the umpires, and after toiling some ten So much for tbe geological appearance nr fifteen tnintiU-a he removed a cube of of the region arouod the newly discover­ wood from the tree, of about five inches ed cave. But the wonders of the cave do in depth, which on being split open care­ not lay in the fact that It is formed of fully, three slugs firmly pressed against solid jasper, but in the fact that the long each other, with but little variation from disputed question is now settled where a line were taken therefrom, to the won the Indians of New England got tbeir der and surprise of tbe umpires. This ja»per to make their arrows, which are doubt was solved. Seth Stark’s bullets found to this day all ouer the Eastern had traversed the same line and lodged States. In Essex county, Mass., jasper together. : . . occurs mostly of a dull red color, and The huzza* and laugh were now upon the Indians made arrows of thia, but It the other ride, but the contest was ao has never been known where the jasper complete and dseirive— tbe victory so was found of this blue color, of which s<> complete—and even those whirhad lost many arrows were made hundreds of by the result, joined with the others in years, and which are now found in abun­ rendering all homage >» the excuntric dance all over New England. The oueeback wood* man. Beth was forthwith en­ tlmi.isDOw settled that they came from rolled iu. tbe ranks «»f the company, and thfo cave. though he appeared very awlt,*ard at There can be no doubt that the Indiana first in the ranks, he is last acquiring tbe fodnd this vein ofjasper, and well kouwposition and bearing of a well drii|pd sol­ lug.its value for Binis (with which to dier. The greatest difficulty be haa to strike fire) and Arrowaj they commenced, encounter to hte left handedness, while hundred* of years since, to chipidTpieoea, his crook'd eye only troubles his drill and continued the work uutij a cavern officer. . rix/y fttl ta extent was cut out oi the “Eyas fimnCalwayaappear ■‘•vea left" solid rock* of jasper, for |he sides and and “eye* right," always seem to bo “eyea top of the cave all show that it has beeu chipped <>(Tin many thmsand* of place*. IrqffiL” The Ethan Allen Guards have been That this was the work <tf tbe Indians recently mustered .iatu the service of there can ba nn doubt. Evidences of it Uncle Sam; and if they ever.l»t into an are to be aaen on every rids. In many rpgagempnlh woe to the rebel who. be­ fdaces the vein ofjssperhas been cut to comes a target f<<r Seth Stark tbe Green to intersection with the granite, and Mountain Sharp Shooter. Ibero the work suddenly stops, and there Is no place where the granite is. cut off. Id the bottom of the caye a tomahawk The power of a wife f<ir good or evil, is end Indian aia were found, and thrir ) irrestible. Homs must bo the seat of form and shape show that they jrera happiueaa,or it must bo forever unknown. used during the’ French and Indian wars, it Captain. Where the A good wife '« to a mao wisdom and bar killer gnea there I g<»ea. Never go courage, and strength and sndnranpo, A nowhere without it. You see it's a sure tired. The sharpshooters and . the, bfek- 1 bad oue is p<»nfn»ioo,, weakness, disoomwoodsman diew lots for the first fire, |fiture, .and despair. No condition • h । tiling.” •Thavr no evidence of it beyond your wbiab foil tn the former-, the first of wUun bopeleas whare the wife poMSosea word-,” mid"Ug-nfficer,*beginning to lie t-«4 bis position and iu a> peady and oesw, doviNWA, and eooooiny. > Thera i* interreslrd in the^umew hnL uncos th in­ adn.it rpapner opened the wisjMt, and no outward prosperity which can counter-1 dividual. “But I’ll put your ahnoting hi* xbot together .with the others were M act judolsnty extravagnm*'. *nd folly No spirit can long end ore bad1 skill.faxlhe test,-and if you ran make follows, according to the report of the home. three M go1?d.riK.ta,aM ihrrr sharp afoM.tera in my corps. I’ll engage to enlist you bear kilfor aud all," "Give me \ our fist fer th#t, MUtrr,” rrtarbed the raw recruit, extending his nxigh. tan brown. and freckled hand. “It vm>>rr4lhrw’ men *” J’n“r °nr^ ti’Hl (an'nut shoot Seth Stark, Hl go right H>e .will promptly attend to any bull's eye once," said a more cautious member. “Plank your money, gentlemen—I’m good for a few more jest sich wager*—hev ein all down Mister gergeant, so there can’t be no mistake." Seth's invitation was responded to by nearly half the member* of the company, nnd on figuring up the aggregate of all the stakes, it amounted tu nearly two hundred dollars, but al each successive wager the chances of his winning were •nude much' smaller as the Inst one be had ■•tferud him, required him to hit the bull’s eye twice out of three rounds, and to l>eat the antagonists. “Naow. gentlemen, I just want to mnkc one more bet. I'll bet ten dollars that I hits the bull's eye three times providing that the winner shall go over to the tav­ ern, and spend the stakes in treating the company." “rll take that wager," said the captain ot tbe Rangers, stepping forward and depositing tbe stakes, “if you win I shall not only cheerfully bisburac it in the manner you suggest, but receive you in the corps, sod furnish you with a uniform free of expence.” “Good «i your head Captain," answer­ ed Brth, “aud cf I don’t, win I’ll be roupd tomorrow and treat again " Tbe three sharpshooters suggested the idea of having rest for rifles, «e tbe range was long, sod the least variation of the aim would carry the shot wide of the mark, but Seth argued against it, and ap­ pealed u» the commander. “Y«di see. Caplin," said he, “it’s all v<rry well at a turkey shoot, but it won’t do iu the woods when the bears nod wolves are about; and I kinder guess 'twoulda’L do on the battle field, leas every suldhw could kerry ,.a. trigger as they do M the South to use ns r«Ha for their staauin irons." . r: . ' This argument prevaifod, and. ha deci­ ded that the abota should be made off hand, and that ten seconds should be al­ lowed in taking aim atWy the piece waa Wonderful Geological Dtocovwry* would be meruit, the shouting was terri- his expense. “Mount you not ae well wait until the umpiree have decided, before you begin to isrf at a faller ” said Beth. I’ve seen l and AoottehMr. Of­ a ranger to one of the target-markers, insay a terkey match decided agin the : Store Goodyear Block. “the oafect piaes will be behind it." scorers." Lot not the tear drop* tall again •' Batter gH under the bank, Bill, there “Why you don’t suppose you’ve hit For him that'* l«n thee here. is no telling where bls balls may strike,” the target but ones? asked a ranger who For Oh! thoo knoweat there'* bappin*** said another. . .. : bad a V stakitd on the rveult. In that bright and lovely spbrre. "I think tbe only safo place is in the “Mvbbe I don’t suppose so and mebbe G rise* not that th* bod aa early broken rear of the breech," said another of the I dew." From th* item on which it grow, men. ‘ 'Til go you ten to cm,”said the confi­ Ha* died on earth and gone to hcaran Almost every one of the enrps yolun- dent soldier. Brighter than drop* of dew. teered a jacose opinion In reference tn the “Take my advice and don’t you dew crooked eved. crooked formed, and olh*r- iL" said Seth. Though a vacant *«at I* by your aide. wiae crooked back-woodsman, son,® uf And bia form no more in view. . “Oh, bo! don’t dare oh 1 Can't go one which reached the ears of Seth, who, sud­ against ten 1" Though bi* beaming «ac* fa aaen no more denly facing the company, while they Nor eyea of brigbtaai boa. “Wall, yon ken pot up as many tens were at ease, said: “Perhaps as heow as you plesse, and ef I can’t kivar en, some on ye wud like to bet a sum on ’em why you oan pick up your change again.” ere three sharp shooters ?” said Seth pul­ “Try him ! try him ! he’s only corning HASTINGS ling out from bls capacious looking pock­ the brag game," said aeveral of the ran­ et, a greaay wallet, which seemed rather ger’s comrades. plethoric of bank bills, considering the “I’ll R? 'HJ-P’la on that," said the con­ coarse, seeds geer «»f the rifleman ; ‘Til fident one, and he forthwith produced lay ye anything from a sheet of ginger, sixty dollars, which'Seth covered with 0! God thy will, not ours, be done. buVthrnll HoMt be remember­ bread to a tew dollar bill, that I’ll take only Middleville. July 14. the salt out of you or your sharp shooter* ed that the odds were terribly against al a rifle shoutin', wrastlm, or regular him. inasmuch as the sourer’s report if knock down and drag emit fight,” confirmed, would of course give the stakes •‘I'll bet you a dollar that you don’t tn hi* antngonivt. hit the board once out of three tildes," “’Diat hit in the bull’s eye, remarked JUST RECEIVED said one of the men. one of the vivil umpiree, “is a magnificent “Done—I'll take that bet, and double ■hot hut how no email a alug as that green­ SETH STARK, THE CREEK MOUN­ the stake*," replied Seth, drawing forth y’s rifle carries, could make so large an n new and most complete assortment of TAIN SHARPSHOOTER. a one dollar note, and placing it in the orifice as that is a mystery to me.” DRUGS AND MEDICINES, hands of the orderly sergeant, while the “I agree with you," snid the other ci­ ranger did likewise. ; vilian. ■rfCiit mlcnlu, Paints, Oils, Cunt“Il’s n<> use lurking beaut it dm). I'm - “I’ll gn you a five that you will be bea “It is a remarkable perforation, cer­ H pheue, Burning Fluid, goiu’ to fire into the enemy. Hie Union ten at every round." said another one of tainly," added the officer, examining the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. is in danger—Vsrmoiint is in danger, and the rangeia. hole with aertitiny, and then turning the Hardscrnhle in pnrlickler is in danger, ' “Plank your suet akin," said Seth. target around they were all struck with and I’m bound d'or to go. That's tv hat I “I’ll lay a five that you don't put a the fart that the shot of the smallest bored told the old mini,Minter Offii-er.nt.d that's single shot within the outer circle of the | rifle had really pierced much the largest what I tell you. If you won’t 'list ine bull's eye," offered a third. hole through the board. HF FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL I'll find out another ’eluting station darned “Well. I don’t mind taking that ere “See here, too," he continued, “the cor­ PURPOSES,ONLX^C bet'tew.” said Si-th producing the bank responding hole in the trunk of the tree quirk." This speech of a hard listed Green bill's. against which the counterfeit semblance TH go fifty cents you don’t hit tbe of the savage chieftan bad rested, "can Mountain boy, with a rifle in bis hand, Moura not dear Mood, thy hrataud dwrils In fairer world* oeMgh; And tb«re, Oh I ibare Ufa bonom swells With tor* that cannot dU, BLtXKS^eUtmri their positions in front uf the company although several had lust by Seth's first of Rangers to witness the apparently un­ shot. equal contest. Two men were detailed The third round resulted evee batter to stand withinsix rods on either aide of the painted Indian, to make a record of and lbs score eat brought in wuTS> we seek redress ftw l-'.Iffit --ft’rf mo-tf �ECIAL HASTINGS BANNER. 7 *WAR NRW8 Vkiafci ■•rslait, 1. HAvnre is nua, caoaxw osra onvaax, WITHOUT Gl'ILX AMD WITH FtXX PCTHFOeK. * Il la bat • aUn tlaa aiaoa II •p- vehsel nearly completed at'Riehmond, to contest onr entrance to the confederate cty. The iron-dad Arkansas, which ran the blockade of our fleet at Vicksburg, taa been able to withstand a second at­ tack from oar rams, and may yet be able to do us a vast amount of mischief.— There is understood to be several vessels -building up the Yaseo river j and it is aaid that there is a small fleet of gun­ boats at Mobile, aside froth the ten iron clads reported to have arri ved from Eng­ land. Thia latter report we regard aa a canard.tbere being too many probabilities If the rebels will reduce the against IL story to two or three boata, and wood at that, we will try to believe them. If, however, by any possibility, tbe rebels have succeeded in building, in Europe, several iron clad steamers of the descrip­ tion represented, there will be but little need for any odier direct interference open tbe blockade, an event to we do not anticipate. Nearly all our Republican exchanges which are edited by livt men, advocate a bold and energetic policy against tbe reb­ els. We believe the time is coming when the President will heed other calls than the pitiful whining! of Border State men. The following is part of a short article which we find in the Grten Moun­ tain Frteman, published At Montpelier, ( Vt; “Men are beginning to speak out,— men who have heretofore been silent, or hare only urged in general terms that the war should be prosecuted so that -rebels should be mnde to understand that it was war. We all .Iwgin to see that •this government must live whether sin very survives or not. gnd that we cannot fight through a seven years’ war that b<ith slavery and the country may remain as it was. Fire and sword must devastate tbe Southern country if it cannot be other­ wise reduced; and we have tried the “otherwiaa” about long enough—as lone as the patiewce of tbu people will stand. From every quarter of the loyal States comes now the demand that what inatrutalilies God has given into our hands, be used in putting down treason, and when lherpeople demand such a policy, it can­ not much longer be delayed.” FuaLotxms.—The war department has issued on order annulling all fur­ loughs after the 11th of August. Alu aenleea will please take aotiou and report accordingly. But as events disclose themselves, we generally think it will be all for the best —it will tend to a mure vigorous prose­ cution of the war; a prosecution nn dif­ ferent principles. The army, rank and file, are fast becoming abolitionists; or :n other words, in fayor of confiscating every beast ‘of burden that can fight us. And if any of my “trent-’ein kindly” friends will come down and stay in this army as a soldier three months. I'll bet my commissioo he’ll go back jm a negro confiscation'll. Tbe negroes of Missis­ sippi are fighting us now more tn the purpose than any white man in the field j end If you don’t believe K come and see the vital fields of enm they are tilling. The very corn we leave behind us will fight ui before three months; and elill the men who make the corn are kept in the field from morn till night and night till mum by tu. We force them to stay * there by excluding them from our lines. The South hare a vast advantage over us in this. Every white man in the South can go and bava no fears for tbe welfare of his family. Tbe negroes will plant and te&d the crops. But says 'Nome one, ain’t yoit afraid if ths army comes there vour negroes will run away ? “Nn." says the planter, “and if. they do, all I have to do Is to get a furlough, go back, visit some general and state the case, and he will send them back with a ' file uf soldiers to gnard my garden nnd * chicken coop to see that some soldier ' 8on*t pull an uninn or draw a chicken." ’• these fine mornings, that, half a dozen English ships, freighted with contraband uf war, have evaded our bkekading equadpona and-safely entered tbe rebel porta.it will be well ramugh that they should al least know the reason ofit. ' ,The Navy Departtnent has not been iii! of the increased efforts to evade the blockade which deaperation would compel the rebels to make, and Tauov* ar Rigby Out —A few days ago Gov. Yatea, of lllinuia, received a "the AtMTioin flag. and asking what oogbt jut £Jlow*: attacked at Mare's Hill, seven uiilm east ofFuluet, At noon yesterday, by Porter and G»bb. 900 strong, and alter fighting till aftcr4u’duok P. M„ tbe rebels were completely routed, with a lose uf sescaty-five to a hundred killed and wotfaded, and one taken prisoner.— G>L Guitur reports ’ *“ ' 1 and wounded, he cap guns, amunition, baggage, die. <S great profuaiun. New York, July 29. every point. But though it has Ireen Tbe Tribune has tbe following: “It is digging for three weeks st Harrison’s Landing, that blessed army of the Poto­ whispered that Gen. Halleck has sent sll mac te still in danger, and appeals to the the spades in Gen. McCltllsn’s army to navy far - protection. The navy urgvs tbe rear, and haa ordered muskets to tbe that it has its own work to do, bat the front,. At all events, there was no dig­ President overrules. And orders in ves­ ging there for the first time far aiany sels from the blockading squadrons, till wseka on the day after his visit to the today Gm-'McClellan haa accumulated Peoitisubi. “Steps are taking to bring loyal blacks iu James river, f*>r tl»e protection rd* his army, a fleet larger than the United by the hundred from the Valley of the Stalet had. at the breaking out of the vwr. Shenandoah within tbe lines of Gen.Sigel’a for blockading purposet ! If pretty sm>n army corps. Tu what military purpewea the New York Herald shall raise ita bowl they are tu be devoted is nut yet known. New York, July 30. again about the ineflfchmey of Secretary Welles, because vessels have been run­ Tbe specials are very barren. Jho ning the blockade with Impunity, tbe Timet has the following : public will know the expliinntion for It. “You may rely upon it, that a vigor When we can get able tn choose a “strat­ never before known tn the conduct <»f the egic” line of advance on Richmond that war is henceforth to mark the policy of will nut require the sacrifice of half the tbe Government. Organization .is per­ army, and the assistance of a whole fleet fect and material abundant, and sotdidrs that is imperatively demanded elsewhere, are pushed rapidly to tbeir places iu the merely tn make it safe in acting on the field. defensive till more reinforcements arrive, “Tbe statement that Lord Lyons haa we can then make nur blockade as effect­ written to n member of the Legation ive as the nwest exacting could ask.— that England would recognize the lx>gu« Wath. Cor. Cin. Gazette. Gmfederacy is cl course without founda­ tion.” Cairo, July 30. From the Pelt*. July 22. For some time back the land pirates in the service of Van Dorn have been amusing themselves by taking Union men from tbeir planlati-ma up the river, and without trial or form of law, banging them or spirting them away ftotn their homes and families. Gen. Buller <>n Sunday nigh', sent a detachment of the 20th Massachusetts to the place where these outlaws have been carrying on their bloody work, some miles up the river, with instructions tn arrest such persons as were known to sympa­ thize with Van Dorn’s murderers.— The troops acted discreetly. They mode diligent inquiry, and cune off with eight prisoners —one <>( them, a Mr. Burbanks, tbe brother-in Inw of John Sli­ dell and Gen. Beauregard. TBcm! men are now ia custody in town. Notice is or has been sent tn Van Dorn, that the persons who hang«*d the Union men must be given up; tnst two United Stales soldiers captured by the guerrillas must be given up; that all guerrilla warfare must stop elec these, and other planters uf.Louisiana, wh>> encourage the guerrilla mode of war. will be hanged in retalia­ tion. This i< just. ^“ah friSSwru?efoti*/1 The steamer Platte Valley, front Mem­ phis. Krings news of tbe capture of the diapateh-boal Sciliie Wood by the rebels, •me hundred and fifty miles above Vicks­ burg. Tbe rebels had a mnaked battery, and succeeded in bitting her steam pipe, disabling her. They took quite n numlter of prisoners and destroyed the boat. The Queen of jip, and two or three killed and wounded. several jrre*. u« <- *■- rr— shells night before last and two wounded. . r»teU ,*?«?.'• thrma.—By refcraooa Da. New York, Aug. 4. A letter to the Htrald, dated HiluiO Head, 81st, says': “The rebel ram which Wm fur a hiM t’lms been io ps»io*»* ‘»fam structiun at Savawnsh is completely armed and ready for service. AH...»c counts which omte to tur represent her as very forttitdahle. She is of light draft, . to sttend. to or. oo»ss*—-—■— -------- u will bo seco that the Doctor bus Just mtrodii«"* * ’Sua,arh Butara. “ONLY UryALLlNUt BKMIDT KNOWN.' . Destroys lastaBtly great power, and has a very heavy nrnmraenL Already the rebels are making EVERY FORM AND BPJEclES OI the necessary suundifigs preparatory t«» bringing tier down the river. Two (Kram­ ers carrying the rebel flag and engaged in the performance of this sen k*. C«i>e within range of Fort Pulaski’s guns <m Tuesday, but were compelled to retire. Admiral Dupont ia making every prepa­ ration to receive tbe monster.” Vieksbarg—The Last Ftfirt With Special dispatch to tbe Chicago Tribunt. Vicxsavao, M. ria Caiso, July W By arrangement of Gmiirmdorrs Da­ K»2 TbeM BtUeracrs destined to become vary popu- VERMIN. ic 110WARD ASSOCIATION. Pbiladel- Tax S 'the publi ' “’wTa.ell um ImoSli B-r- H«Fom> .. BrKMIOTOBBMO ‘ -winKniwiM. •f the KexuAl Omni, and «t> ... uir.- 'futtbis ®SSF NEW BaWB- tbe t.tkm is n Those praparatfoM (unlike aD elbm) an may he - -- 'Vfip-t , “* **Dr. 1 8KILLTN IlODUHTOt. ,nrf Howard A«w»cUlion. No. Mouth Miata #tmt. rt^drigkls. Pa. vis nnd Farragut, tbe attempt to take •J J jn. v* »ora esi.bh.hwl ia Jt.YaL Chy the rebel ratn Arkatiana was ret for yes­ terday morning. Cmt.’ Fnrragut did nol I ike-tn leave the Aiknn«ns hiosc, nnd fmd 4y—tbe City Steamers. Kbipa, Ac. hence roncohtrtl the attempt to take her. ------ IbeCltv Hoapilala. Alma-Ilona or THE UNITED STATES! ! At dulight tbe Benton, Cinciunnli, Louis­ CM *y----- the City Hotel^-.A,tOr -,Sn ville, Bragg and Essex weighed anchor and dropped down the liver. Just Dr. J. Dovee Dode’ J wipe rial W me Bitten alaive the punt, the Essex passed the rest of the fleet and steamed d»«u the river, while the guns and ulhvr Iwwts behind engaged tbe land batteries. ; The >t of bodily and artMsi. Ths cannonading was turriffic. Every guard !• astabliohed mental mi»<rT ariainx alt HOCRF.KEENCRH— troubled with vermin need in town seemed to hnye its gun. Thu small Mtnplainta is Mrp* _____ _ ______ atlestiao Essex closed ita porta nnd casemates nnd most trilling bodily ailment steamed «>n amid u shower of -lialls, in­ tending to run directly into the - Arkansas and garpple her. A* she beared the Arkansas >>he discharged her heavy 11Uy-AWire inch bow guns nnd rushed mi, but in the MORE GRAIN and provisions srr drslrorad smoke the cable of the Arkansas hnd •nnurilj in Groat Coaaiy bv vsrofa ths. wSrid been rot, so that she swung round, and root all who hare not used Jietn. We challenge pay tor 'iin* of ibis Rat sad laseci Klllsr.- Lantiie Ewx ran Into the shore. Fur ten tl>« world to prwli ce their equal. Tbcar Brmaa for I hr care of Wax* Sroaac**, minutes, thcu. the Essex ami AikniiMB prncral Debility,and for I'unfriug and Enriching HENRY R. COKTA were nt dure quarters, and tire phota were incessant. The Essex evidently rapidly. did much damage to her formidable op itself is of a very superior quality. being about paient. hut fnid|iig herself ummpprrted, quo* third dtronaer than other wince; warming To the People DR. J. BOVEEDODS’ Imperial Wine Bitters!! she was forced t>> drop down the liver. The Essex lost mio man killed and three Chicago, July 31. The Timet' special from Memphis, 28, wounded. She receive*! ten shots, three says : “Late advices from the South by •>f which went through her. G»pt. Por­ rebel sources are important. Ten iron ter ol tiie E*»ex feels c«ni»«iderahly cha­ duciugai clad gunboats built in Euglnnd nnd fully grined that lie wai nut mure nobly sup­ “Cnetar’a” Rat, Ruedi, dec* Extern..The Benton. Cincinnati and equipped, have arrived off Mobile harbor. ported. “C« .star ’s’* Louisville certainly indulged in the fight Three more are on the way. 'I hene o>n ry revivifying ia tbeir action. “Qtstar’a” Bed bug Exterminator. at decidedly long* time. No damage stit 'te the fleet ordered hy the Southern ~C«*tar's” THESE BITTERS Qmlrderacy, to be purchased in Europe. was done in tbe rear of the EiaeX hr•Coater's”Electric Powder for !ri-«T'- A They mount from ten tn thirty guns each, yond shooting off t|>e rscnpe pipe of the Although the Qn.en ot the and are anid to be mailed with six icch Cincinnati. west could not accmnpluih mneh.»he ru*viron. The blockade wm nin openly bv INCIHENT CONbUMPTKsN, dint <if superior strength and weight nf theless went in for her share of Ute hluwu eal Lutucs. Ipiigyation. Dyspepsia. Diaeaaea metal. Mobile is now considered open nnd got ten or docen abuts through her. tlw uerfoua HjMvtn. Farsiysta. hies, and lor She hit the Arkansas two heavy |><>ts. — CAUTION!!! To prevent tha. n.hlir all case* requiring a Tonic ' . to the world, withampie support for her 1'lie efforts, to all events, is n failure.— newly acquired power. Dr. Bods’ (flrhanrd Wlae Bitters The Arkansas lies still under the frown­ New York. July 3JL. ing guns ui Vicksburg. Fot Bore Throat, ,o coni mon anwox the Clergy The Herald"e Washington dispatch they arc truly valuable. Infamous, if Taut.—The manner in says: “It is stated <m good authority A Daanto Two Mulk Fxat.—The which the rebels trirat our men who are that when the news of the departure of greatest leal in the political wnu i* that ■i>v three mrtro iron-clad lo'ii-cinu frigates irignicsa for tor the ore Gulf unii ' of the Frte Preu.- Chieago Timet. N. Y. captives among them is exemplified by 'he of Mexico, together with several wooden | fj their inhumanity towards Gen. Prentiss. Herald, el id vmnt genut, in maintaining truly beneflcial. TIm- l-ouisville Journal is informed by n frigates and line r-f-hattle ships reached ‘ that Gen. MeClellrtir ought to be garland­ indy from Atlanta. Ga., that about three Washington. Mr. Seward wrote immedi­ ed with laurels for the brilliant vtctnrk** weeks ago, a femsld of that place, reputed ately to the French Government, and before*Richmond, at the same time that a lady, made grossly insulting remarks made strong remonstrances against the Secretary Stanton ahoiild be turned out to Gen. Prentiss, who is a prisoner there. presence in the vicinity of the United of office for the lamentable defeats before He made no reply to her, hut turned bis States of such a formidable fleet. Mr. Richmond, all referring to the Mine hat. hack upon her contemptuously. For Seward gave as the reason for his pro­ Iles. It’s funny as well aa instructive. Three Hitter, not only CURE bat PREVENT this, an Atlanta man, taking a company test that the Mexican expedition being Wholesale Agnis la New Teri City. with him, went nnd horsewhipped the of too little consequence tn justify the TntKK nr That !—The !«m>htvillu Shleffelin Bro* a A Ca. I Harrri.RiaelyA KitcLvn distinguished prisoner. Yet these same Bending ol such a tremendous nrmnmrnt B A. Fsbenstock/UuU | Bush. Gris A Robiasea. Journal, a paper which would be likely wretches howl over the “fiendisbnoas” of in American waters, the American Guv to know, aaya there hns Iwcn many an in­ Gen. Pope, whn merely proposes tn let eminent could not help thinking that it stance in which a rebel guerilla has aided rebel property holders he tbeir own pro­ is destined to act against tbe United It wpuld in consequence ask ex­ in the murder of loyal troops .stationed Worm. A Allia teeters, and to use what be wants of States. for the protectimi of his uyn property. Uali. Racket A I their supplies for the benefit of his own planations from the French Government. S army. l”''u«>ncea«c*r1 Ur. Dods’ About 12 <>’clock Inst night the reb-ls 8ao MinTAxx—A Knoxville dispatch tn the Richmond Examiner says that on opened fire from the opposite side of the the night of the 23d, a Federal cavalry river with two britterira of light artillery. company fired by mistake nn a Cmfedvr- The fire was principally directed to the ate detatchment with a flag of truce re­ mnil boat landing at the heaquartera. ol turning under n fedcral’etanrl from Cum­ Gti. Ingttll’a, and the shipping and en­ The rebel berland Gap, where It had lieen to con­ campments of Wealom. vey Federal surgeons captured at Mur- pieces were handled well, and fired with freesfoiro*, and other released prisoners. great rapidity. Four men were killed, A lieutenant was killed and six privates and some five or six wounded. Several wounded. Lieutenant Q>lonel Krogan, horses also were killed. The rebels had commanding the Federal escort, and all their «>wn way for some time, as our CapL Lyons, of Gen. Morgans staff, were troop* did n»t anticipate an attack, but severely woundedi Several Federal the 82-pounders stationed nt G»l. Ingall's soldiers were killed and several were headquarters soon silenced tbeir guns after they opened. A few of «>ur vessels wounded. were struck, but no serious damage was sustained by either of them. With this exception, nothing hns occurred worth A‘writer in tbe Grenada Appeal, who mentioning. has recently travelled through Mississip­ Washington, August 1. pi, makes the fullwnlngconfeMion: from the verv nature of the case, sible:" bsblnd some stump or tree. JeffersonKSty, Jsdy 29. Tse guiibonts 'this tnorti grped in shelling tbe shore iment has been reinforced by Licut.-€wl. Bhaffer and Maj- Caldwell’s Third Iowa down the river. >€M. Guitor uf the Nhtih Mlnawri reg-" troorae bold mariner from E bu may succeed in running the "To my sorrow, I fi.und numbers of men. and even some of nur noble South ern momen, who were discouraged, dis­ heartened. saying. “We’re whipped; and some going an far t Such is tbe nwtlmd to quell the rebel­ we’re whipped lion. This may suit anno who arc sit­ as to intimate that it wmild be beat, up«»n ting in thvir officss, wnere they only hear the whole, to submit to the Yankee rule. the booming of cannon through tbe Chi This class of croakers," cocth.ues tbe logo TVmrs, but It won't suit men one of writer, “is rapidly on the increase. Ot»r whom dare not step outside of tbe pick­ President and leading Generals are cen­ ets alone fop fear that earns one tA the sured, and ear civil and mitftary leaders protected citizens will shoot hitu from are blamed for aconmplishing what ia, impos­ How Raw SoldikmCan Fiqht.—Gd. Planted, of tbe 11th Maine, writes that raw recruits from his regiment, received at Yorktown, were in the late battles, and Sragbt like veterans. Side by aide In College Tloanltal. at Keokuk, Iowa, on Rat’■day, July 2*1. AUOUSTUB W. ATKINS, of IMb Fcat occurred parts. poured^ blown d m aca in< mrn fluid ah tween bouae. country Italian t Mak River, ■pn Tue that be ong pla -which or from was dr until n Uy sup South Thursd river s about ed him shirt. xnourn Ra Sunda are co Co of this this n -willb Philadelphia Pa. X I Robert tifewtrsker B. H. Fabenstqs^^s. J Frsoch. Micbar<ts ed b supply. PROBA TKORDBR.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Barty, m. DH- J. BOVEE DODS Imperial Wise TMn.it. MWij1 Bitten Louisville. Ky„ yMjMWEAK,f ■’ • ’ > :,■ ' ' * ■ PlUsUrgh, Po.. Anruet, in the y red ana sixty twc ....... B j eers, betbn purchuinc tbe cxelaahe Fibpmior, Bufhln. N. Y.. n tbe matter of tbe estate of Ebentrer Rath----. , ’ ...... or IVO nietn rnedinl practilionrrs, who pronounced valuable rvmedv n.r a:--, y । .-"ry "j —w ib. —m,.«. •PNriateA adminIstralrix£ of (if arid uid eatata. Ml.t. ' Ren*r** lotas a>Mt>nrt>*e Of 1’slent UedieiM. AT TERS. ' .Sort ■ anle *aj** Ra cityf form fa, M In all utwly settled place,, wb.r. the m vena bmU^C-------------- ------ DR. J. BOV EE DODS’ ^nnuioniiii, ’snnaj The Timet Potomao army eurrespondence, dated July 3!st, states that two saspicious rebel craft, probably the Mer rimae and Yoong America, cast anchor yesa-rdry afternoon off Turkey Bend.— Several of our guubuata were Immediate­ ly sent tn .that vicinity, the Monitor making a rcconoissance, after which, the gunboat fleet, facludmg kheGslena, MunFtnr nnd ethers, were ordered in Kne of HASTINGSv.MICH frer. ysnay .ease liaao ac.rRrKDLE, er sold xr i. *“ of «Ifort^c gtanied io toe bv tl tba NorU> It—«/.k_ St*. n__!r ;_!.r tome, auiiaui ud ktiwi rORcHiSE ONE BOTTLE I! six will r«- OD lu «•* d*J Moye’riM, fa «a rfmU inexperieoced become confident and act UU heroes. poaite Berkley’s Landing to Petersburg. —itLu. .l. i. ... j .Olpa.rwtvtiCH?, readers ‘.‘^'.7"^*'’ •“’I *“'• M- The story aboyt tbe arrival uf'tbe ten Iron-clad gunboats off mobile is dfebeliev. battle off Lighthouse Point. «® -the pub -entitle F- 1X OrvU. New Advertisements. ed in official quarters. It is presumed that the Government is not ignorant of tbe rebel movements in Europe. Prvsror tbe petitioner aUrid not br gran lid. Ann it i. furlba. «l._.__ . New York, August 2. A balloon and gunboat retxmnotsaxner above and near Powhattan, discovered nn rebels nr earthworks io that vicinity. A branch railroad has been discovered w ST^UVr “‘“YVI,111 ‘T 1 FEMALES. •** Dmed-Jaa. H.‘ Tdiiba'^i.' B0TICB8- tectkm OF THM WJtXKLY ± �It* IS S 5 IS IS ff S 13 ■lehUM Caacral Wallrwa. £ i; •a K Kj IE 8 '«.•©■"■« *61 >14 • wX r SJ -----------------------------------94 fl S 5 {? B •iC stnp lOratawHo ANNUAL TAX SALES. it? Tax Salm.—We commence. this week for this county. public*, Their official 1-5 S! the publication of the Annual Tax Sale* LANGFORD Q. BEBRT 'tinn ia not necessary until next week •previews tn which time some corrections may be mude. 1854. of thia that We speak nnne may be deceived thia week. We have to ask error* by any tbe indul­ gence of a few of our advertiser* if their ails, do not appear every week eirvpt 8 KTM ly- during the publication of these sales, and nf our readers fur a slight unavoidable curtail­ •C«WXII 1858. of.wW W ment of reading matter for a few weeks. We can assure our readers that, although very these sale* may not be 1859. Interesting to them, they art of vast interest to us. Fvatoca Storm.—A occurred nn thundtr etnrm which. Monday afternoon f..r severity, is seldom equalled in these uudjfofn»X34 160 Fnr more than an hour the rain parts, poured,and the wind blew :t perfect hurri­ cane. Awning* were scattered,chimneys blown down, fence* demolished, fruitand shade trees destroyed, and growing fruit ft# isKrf 'X of* n wWofaaXU was scattered upon the ground front such trees as withstood the tempest Grow­ ing corn wns prostrated, twisted, broken or torn out by the root*. electric fluid shivered a small The dwelling the We learn that the roads in house. are very country •X »l »dXrf«X| s tree directly be­ Hadley’s mill and bia tween •WofJ.X much obstructed by neX«fa«k । •wW.% 5 south of th* quarter post on tbe north line of ee.-tian No. nwWofneJ 33 nsXofasXJJ VtQ 1041 1049 1049 1046 1043 107> 1074 1076 1076 1077 life 1140 1141 1144 Also blank lot south of blank lot boutxfod $ ifallen limber. Max Da«»wa«o.—James Murphy, aged 27 year*. wn« drowned in the Tbomapple River, near Danini B. Pratt’s, in Irving, ■pn Tuesday of last 5 . It appears week. that he attempted to cross at an old ford- •mg place, and; either missed • w^ofn e^ 11 the ford, -which is not more than three feet deep, i>^X of lou 12A8A 1240 or from some other unaccountable cause He started to cr«»ss tbe was drowned. X*’*WX a e BK of W usfr ofaol X of » wj/t 31 n wWofnfi I 3ra» IT river anon after noon, and was not missed until near night on Wednesday ; his fam­ ily supposing he South side. was at 141 M bT Mi l rtreel. WMluugton a 'X Eastern Addition. on the work ptutejor* w| j* His body wax found on I Thursday morning, in tbe middle of the the ford river some distance below about ten feet of water. ed himself of all He leaves shirt. lb He had divest­ clothing excepting a rX«»H in his Village of Middleville. »<• wife and child 6 31 Village vf Orangeville. mourn his untimely fate. *» IS 83 i Rai*.—We had alight showers. Sunday, the first for nearly six Crops are suffering severely, and weeks. GurrtNiRTAL.—Tbe August of this Monthly ia upon our I many In of l> W<>r it a wWofssM 1» e^of.«X l» this number a new story is commenced, W -entitled, “A Merchant'* Story.” in which $ I I In the Villu above deecn "X Of • will be depicted Southern White Society, S150 BEST PIANOS. S150 •X M •X ofn.fll »X °T*>• °l and of a character of more than usual particular time. e first Monday of O, H.N. SHELDON, Count? Treasurer. s:'. M 10 Bamt Cocxtt Tru't. Omcx, Hastings. Aug. I, 106 Notice ia hereby given that in accord tbe proviaioua of tbe Statute ia such u wfil ■ ’X :«::g number table. »«c. IT Lot No. 114 sec. 20 »¥«• wV are considered en’irqlv ruined. interest at this 01 01 01 The GROVESTEEN A HALE, baviug removed to w warerooms, No. 478 BROADWAY, »red to offer tbepublic a magoifleest tercet M “Among tbe J. ed by Pines.’’ Publish­ R. Giltnnre, 532 Broadway, Radwat> RmovaTISO Rbolhht. Pertnni. inikaSntf Sort anletd a <fwr> '-i ra, • 7 Octavo Rosewood Piano, n pt of n| ofa e|T • •I cnntaluine sll taprovpmeats knows in Una coun­ try or in Europe, oranalrtingbai*, French grand action, harp pedal, full iron frame, for Bleb moulding cars, , £ Sore Hetidt, Sii* Eruption Ttyr. quick euro bq the ut of Iht i y Retold ent. Radway'* Rkmovatiro Rx»nLv*Kr re W il TO »0 E ti fcM *2? 7» *0 t 41 tames* ■18 40 18 81 *176 to *200, by the ol.l methodi the beat judge* to 8 GRt»VEBTHEN £ 10 IQ ' 1! g 1. '82 ’IS Or to get Uto* DremO, Is Bt the New Woolen Factory of a msnso». MMB. mcw 2 >: ViUK"«< Bw*.qg». hSTuU’.fiJt M T Kata* sbs*4 tbe Ibtb ofjune mxx Let those who are s;rffering tbe ml»nriew inflicted by Scrofula, SypbiluLSweling nf the gland*, Lumps in the N*ck “ a s •5 and Gnun. I Romm, and Fever 8txw. Seaid fiead—be of gnod cheer! One to \*ix bottles of the RaxovanM* Rboqlv**t nt> tu « unfortunate m to auMnrt • 1W Si the Ute ofj^uje^* auLvnrr. ■ JUmyajwb R» Wool! THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARBED, 0» HAXCTACTccan me a Good Qcautt or »0 12 r!W i.lyrf TO'TBE UNHAPPY. Wool! >30 1&) of»X -male* in tbe latter criai* of life, »nd J* the mn*l powerful invigoniDt and reju- system. J.., - ^nb ie, Mercurial, and Eruptive disorders, cur** Opthalmia and nil affections of > f . !____ I...LJ. ... Aa venant -yet discovered. Persons sufieaing from Asthma, Bron cbitn. Phtbiria, and Lung Complaint*, ^nay rely upon deriving immediate .case after taking a du*e of Rax»way'* UraoLvarr. It soothes and * be*l«, & HALE. 478BKOADWAY, NKW YORK crcpitude with vigor; extirpates every form of&k/ulous, ConceroiuMJjhpbilet' II Bl 1R >0 U W ;7, 4 ®4£ .Womb, a fen tti'-iis pi. 8. To Darxr. 1 W. Majsm BsrtsKs.MsyH.1tn. THE Advcrtiae^havtjjg been,restored �BA .Ulted, "fa Cmde-pr<>fitaWfe1t;£an com vwiree.be so mafinged, agr Io secure a. io Mm » >tre«t« bfa e»p,-ltgl twgbips nnd cpercfauidjpv to tend to -'irwfflieAfc CBMSivr oi.ru .fckeigfi-porto? ’-Pin fbe)Ltwver, with “iff km bardlturdy and'.4tH|t*u? applicatiiov o/inouled»B tu tie visritwa exigen- ceaaelMa labor and toll, aero bit daily : br**d Or arprthing more ? ' <• ;Noai air.-tba ifoan who fa incompetoot for what be undertake* will not suegaad in either of'the aGove ochipations, aod it is the same with farming. He . who would earn hie bread by farming, efid anything more, must have grounds, and must know bow to euliivate these ground*—he must know what kind of •aed fa suitable for peculiar soils—he • must khow how; tA sow, nnd when to tohnt, and what preparation fa neceemry before putting toe seed into the ground. We not only have the promise of “seed lifoe and harvest,” but' we have the as •urance «>f a crop, if the right seed fa put into tbe right ground. Let a man select a sterile piece of land.and, perhape. take the wrong kind nf manure spend fifty dollars in prepar ing an acre of ground for the reed, and be may not find a crop that will half pay him far bis UIhif and expense of prepnration ;<liut let him take a suitable piece otground, and with leM than half the labor and expenae, the crop will pay him ' 100 per cent on hia investment. It is so in every pursuit of life. In order to suc. ceed in life, n man must understand bis business, and nnisl apply himself to whatever he undertaken. Some neVer ■ucceed in anything. From the want of ■ common understanding, they fail in everything, while othera. with much less labor and hustle, succeed in whatever they wish tn pursue. In all pnibability no investment of a small nnioimt pays better, than what fa judiciously expended is farming. Every dollar rightly expendnd isgetiernlly auro to pay double, or treble. Tbe gains nrn slow, to be sure, but tbe investments are generally light. Let a man be 50 situ. ' «ted that be could advantageously u»e ♦50,000 in preparing ground for the seed and he would be more surely remunerated than he would in buying merchandise, and telling, for cash, and on lime aa busings is usually conducted. The’former is often discouraged, be­ cause of small gains. He forgets the small amount invested. Tbe average of those who live by farming in New EngIrnd, are not worth over one or two thousand dollars. How could a man with 11000 support a family in trade, with bad debts. Iimsi-k on goods purchas­ ed, dtc.. dec. 1 think, sir, from careful observation, that it will appear, that more men have become rich—I mean, what country people call rich—from farming than from any other pursuit.— A large pAtt of the farmers in New Eng. land commence poor, with a family, and work hard. How could they succeed in trade, under the same circumstances? DELTA. It is n<» uncommon thing tn see a little circle dug Around Inrgc fruit and orna­ mental trees, and a heap of mnnure ap­ plied. Perhap* this boys’ play does not hurt, but what good does it do? We might fancy the old tree looking down upon the workman with a sert of disgust nnd indignation, and saying: “What are ytiti about. Sir ? Are you thinking to benefit me by scratching nrnttno my bole? No, no,Sir* my roots are out yonder, many reel away : my thousand mouths are/ar off. open and wahins for tbe food which they cannot get so long as y<>u confine it to my sensdesu trunk." Any person can see a good illustration Wf our point, if be esnmmes the grass under an <>aii or ash, or other gmtw-feed- IT WILL MEND LEATHER IT WILL MEND OfcM. Save tbe pieces of that expensive eHtlfom bottle 1 H'WILL MRND IVflIRY. Don't threw away that broken ivory Faw,, it is r«Mtfy naateadc IT WILL MEND L’lUNA. . Tmarbasbea Chius Pupa and Haucers can uxHj‘i — Wy faFfoyd tike the ghnatin Ham­ let ? ■ Because b« is “sheiuhwti in steal.” Why it t pretty girl like a 8hiM*ate ' uiirror! Becnusu she's a good looking " ' lothrse weeks, tt f heanng. , . • jy» "SHERMAN C. Pl IN DIE. (A true ceyy.] Judge of Probate. XADIES it will mend uiSTra i» uJa i"«» •, fATK OF MTCMIQAN^ThwClrefeiCMUt for tbe County- ofAlarry; i*i Chaaasry. igkth Judicial Circuit; Suit pending ia said < st foe Court Hout*, in lire village of B«*t> in said Coustr, on th* SM day «T July. A. ids tbouaand efabt hundred and sixty two. fawner. (tenpfoinaaf, COMMtSSlO.VEE’S NOTICE. All person* tovfag elate* against tbs ■ 'JHaie of deoeaaad. are lareby notified and requested to precept ths same for effentnation and adjustment to th*undersigned Cotntnissionen.dulj appoinled ath* Probate Court for tbe county of Barry, b will meet fur auch purpose, at the office •1 Daniel Cook Esq., in tbe vitfaps of Hastings, in aaid county,on Saturday, the thirtieth May of Aupiat, and on Saturday the twenly-eernitb dav of hewtsmber. IMt. and os Saturday the seventeentb day of January. 1963. al the hour of ten o'clock, A. H-. en th* respective day* above men­ tioned. Six months from tbe “Jd dnjot Jslyitrei.. being the time limited by the Hon. Frob4<> C<rert for tbe final adjustment >>f all claim* sninst said estate. DAVID «. BttBlNSDN, I c£wwPLEIADE8 BROWN, [rfoaere. Dated, July 28, IM2, . Jy3Ut4 ..i - CHANCERY ORDER. E^arJC nxw. SdUoa. Ruudl and Inline Rtee.nl!, fajaOanU B It aatiafoctorUy appearing by affidavit on fill In thia'cause, that the above named Defendant #»nl thorough care. ■ 4 - > 1* KADWAYW READY REBOl.VXHV IS A OBBAT 1.0!K> ABD STOBAtUBBOTBT sjsas^gsssgi its use will speedily deliver the disabled swd. diseaae-elricken sufferer from A UVING DEATH, D rr will mend roitcEi.Aiii LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER­ Ko matter if that broken Pitcher did not coat bt aahUMng.ashaMmgsaffSd ia aahWia« earned. II W 1.1. MEM> 'MBA',‘1;. in mcir their operations, a»d ID “ a-T* . ----The tiraSdoacdboolAbe large though to purge. j»ut together. ........... It will Mend tfair'r, C.rnf. Luva, nnd ' faet everything i.ut M.-rit!*.1 Aontrttde temee/eJ.vnrA AidERICAS ('EMEXT permanent cure will surely foUew. ■ Tours, Ac.. Du.S. Rsorxxa. Rbdffay'a RegulsUng Pills are sold for Twsntyfive oenU per box. < eseb bpx contains thirty pillsJ by Dragguts, Mercbsnt*. and storekeepers. • HamraxA <0.*s Offiee. M Joha's street. New York. - Bt V- A. t question of the million ANSWERED. 110 00 n ^nr sated in ••t»-r» 1-ti.UL RADWAY'S READY RELIEF 1. Oit<* Bol’lr »<f Poaaeeaes auch wonderful remedial powers as to cure so mam diseases of apparent opposite pbe- AWERTCAW CEMEKT CITE. Pritv 25 Crity* pj/tyjttlv. . We reply that Badway's Ready Relief chief and moat important remedial efficacy. is evinced tu Price 25 G nts per B..ttip. Price 25 (Vntx per Bottle. the treatment of kxsch disease* and msladle*. where pain la a concomitant of the disease. Disease, like the storm, gives nemisrskabhi sign* of its sppr >ach. At Brat tbe tbreeict>ed Citfent experiences s alight disevmfert, thia is ■lowed with pain, to a greater or lea* extent, and other ayn ptom* fellow in rapid auccraalin. It ia m thia condition of the ayafartn where Rad way's Ready Relief will be found all-potent. Its adtninlstrsuun, either intenially.ar exleraaHy, as the seat of pain indicates, will arrest tbe pro<rv«s of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve tbe patient from all pain or discomfort. If people, on the fiiat indication of uneasiness or pain, either slight or severe, would take adore of Rad war's Ready Relief, not owe thousand in a Price 25 Ceul* ;><t l|t>ttl<-. Pn< >• 25 C« ui- i • • |’>- ill,-. R. t Prim- 25 Cent- j Very Liberal Reduction to Who?e-nir Buyer*. TERMS <?ANH. IdF* l’OT Ifale hr all Druggist*, and eterrkreprr* generally throughout the country. JOHNS A CRONI.BY, (Sols Manufacturer*.) TO WILLIAM STREET. liuporfant !•• Hnrtm* Ouqits, hn|Mitnnt !<■ Buildrra. IniporUtnl tn Railroad Companies. Important to Fanners. To all wJietm tki» tmiy concern and it tn erntn cvcyb'.dy. JOHNS A CIIOSLEYS D S Tkowu Af. Mt'ia, Defendeni. CEMENT ROOFING. The chcnpcal nnd aid durable Ruoffiug IT IS FIKE AND WATER PROOF la not recommended by ca, nor prescribed for ao many Tari-ties of disease aa every physician iu It e»n be applied to jruw and <m.» aonra of ike practice of medicine prescribe* Calomel. Mer­ cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and Uber fa­ vorite bobya of tbe profeaaioa. It u a well known fact that in ninety caeea out of one hundred. m> matter what may be tbe name ..f tlx dUeuM or Tbia article baa been tbcroupbly IcwUd m condition of tbe patient, calomel form, tbe im­ port**! and mod active agent of tbr preacnption; York and all part* of tbe Unite*) Stair*. Car- ■» and if the aymptoma of th* niaeasc are auch a* to West Indie*, and Central ami South Au r»u». >-i build ng* of all kind*, such a* Facthua l.» •<. leave any doubt ia tbe mim| of the physician aa to arriving st * decided cuucl uaiun what to give. 01 ca. CYtvacacs, 1Uh.Road J*«r<>ia. Car-. >t><: Pvbmc BciLoixua generailv, GyaaimMi >v lw -i r> vxna, Ac.; by thr principal HriLtua-. Aa# sn'lutbena, and hs* proved t~be the ( lihAl'tsT and MGMT DURABLE foiOFISG ... u~; it is i. eyerv reapeet A FHtE. W lTF.K. W EATHLR aw! When wo tell the public that the nse of RAD- KINDS,,’l00F eo’erlng far KlfoFs UF ALL WAY-B READY RELIEF Will enr* the etek rt .. tJ# ccrtaie diaeaaca: that it will atop pain in * few r,nio M Or n\l ■inetee after its application; that tt will profit^ InUfd Stif* which combine tbe desirable prop- rthe aystem againal attack* of all malatfm*. * ■tee* a; Afa-hri^ and whieh are «... iSFSlU scknowledgrd to be po~.reaed by <• UTTA PKRCHa AND INDIA RUBBER. toeatabliah th* truth of ouratatememe. Mkaowl edged by Uiotnaeda who have proved Ha uafailNn lien! is rctjnirrd in ninkh.u appliralir<t A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. 1 nereior*. vn motion 01 rvunr « A u.«x. so­ licitor* for tbe aaid Complainant. It. ia ordered greatest at the ends of Iho mots. This that tbe as.d Defendant,Thome* M. Ihllin, erase MORTGAGE SALE. bi* appearance tn be entered in foie cause, wtfotn circle will enlarge eeery year, the roots EFAULT having been madd in the condition four month* from foe dates! this order. exhausting the nutriment of the ground And tbai in esse of bia appearance he cmbs bia of payment of an indetrturoof Mortgage exe­ as they extend. answer to tbe Oomplainanra Bill of Complafni to cuted by Joseph M. Barrett, aud bi* wife, Catha­ Now, obviously, 1 he way to treat rine Barrett, of Rutland, Burry ceentv end State be filed, and a ropy tl.ereaf to be served on tbe Complainant'* Solicitors, within twrntv days af­ such trees, and all others that ye wish t<> of Michigan, to Joaepb Sibier.of Maraball.Calboun ter service upon him of a rt«py of Comphduaata county and state aforesaid, bearing date tbe second . thrive, is io manure and till the ground dav of December, A. D. 1636, and recordcd in the aaid Bill and notice of the edtrv of order, and ft. defeoll thereof, that aaidRill b*4ak<m as Confes all over the surface of their roots, but office of tbe Register of Deed*, fur aaid evanty aed by said nonresident Defendant.,/And it is Barre, os tbe 4tb day of December, A. D. IKti, more especially'at theaxiremiries, for it of al 12 s'clock. M- In Book D. of Mortgagee,, on further ordered, that within twentr dayalhefoiafa there that they take-in the most of pages 12<> end 121 on which Mortnge there i* plainant causa a bailee of fluk order to be publfeteed in foe^Haafinra Banner,'* a puUia Mwateprt their food. This is the very best way, claimed to be due, at tbe date of tbia notice, the printed, published and circulating in aaid O>u3tr, sum of eight hundred and ninety-four and B7but the next best ia to.toanure the entire iDOUi* dollara, sad no suit or proceeding* in law- and that aaid publication be covrtiutted et least surface trf the grass above tbe mots once orineonily having been instituted for tbe reoorery onoe in each wSskfor six weeks in sucemalon, ar that be cauae a copy of thiafoder to be peraoasllv «year; the nutriment will mnch of it thereof; Notion 1* therefore hereby given that by served ou tbe aaid i-.on-resideat Deftndrtt. at least twenty day* before tbe time prescribed for find,its way down to tbe roota.—Ameri­ hia appearance. can A^riatlmnti. fterauxTfi Atxaw, Locm 8. Lovxvx, BohcitOre fix- Complainant. Circuit Judge. Material for Pickles. (A true tfopy of the original.] ■ ‘ There is n prejnSro againal ptekleq, {4-f.J . . , Attest. ,D.iflt«xia. JjM. ; , BH—p. ChuMT. pdthnps it is bmuse bonnHngschnol D girfa|.ffi sickly htte, are said to -d fa pose ofmsrrdloos'qnantitirsorUrhrrf. ' Whut- bear wttnSs of 7eri^“g*b^>'fi“ from itTw, lags ar Hastings, :oo Monday tbs 14th day «f July, tn tbs year’ one thousand eight hundred wd stay-two; proeent 8.C. Prtndle, Judge of tKisix stiuas. A.» ™ fc«i„ n.r.njra.oi «i Ui. Tbe expense bt applying ft i* bn: triffing. a* as ordinary Rouf ean Lr covered and Uoialwd /Aa It ran lie applied by any one. Are superior to all purgative or cathartic pills powders, mineral andaeidioi walers, in the treat­ ment and cure of COSTIVENES8. .. S INDIGRHTION, LIVER CQMPItAlKT. BlUQUHNEJW, _________ INFl^MATIOM OF THE 10WRLM.' ■RKVOUMEtH MELANCHOLY, DEPRESSION OP WIRlTft, ’ and when finished forma a perfectIr Fisa Pi •w^J<v,wlili an elantie body. wHda.cwraet fa fared by Haar, Lbu*nr SrauajtasuriJao of II Bente, or any external eeiWii Whatever. LIQUIl) .'I GUTTA comfort of tbe alck.- than A other mXira iXd or means suggested by lb* median] anil.oniiM, radwat's hxadt BKLigr WILL rror pAjg AKO PEHL'HA F«»r Ctmiing rxpoiW h.tBK A«a.if SES?.S5.”~" “ - r1*™* DB. ItADWAVS PILLS, ah a HcniSTirio Fuaaanra eecv, TOonucas,saATiCA, vacs »r<M JU>U. SW.A Fa. >. acus. sag. sous. l-ni-, ‘ I CEMENT Il Kinds when f’the Winter. F»r rrewrYlirast >t| BwSsralltf wbk refreme Mclal efe-p*’ aU n.^A^. s4ew wadafe. to ■ tach Ari tU>Mh end from it* S.JVJSATSWftX'! w co«»» or ix WARM WRATREHf AND NOT.WAMH UFF. CllKUNICKHBI'.MA'nsM-ASTHMA Pfcroona who taftr with Dyspepsia,•Ur«r<x>m.- in the matter of tbe estats -of Luther Hill I'.-tate cl Grurgi- W. MofoCr. ATE OF MICHIGAN. Babst Cocwtt, as. * ----- ~ Ttte Private Court, for tbs mlden *1 foe Probate Office in ings, on Tuesday the 15th day ’ DB. RAHWAY’S PHI* Estate of Lather Bill. ‘ " ? PROBATE (HditER.-W AT*OF MICHIGAN Oo*nlgC of.aarnr- •«. , >. prejudice, it fa not well founded, kiss IJraard dfaCMiiery that salt *nd vinegar will cafryorersvniething of the greenjiesa rt Stmtmcr into th«>barren. Almost any vegetable pregfrv There is nothing brt- Garble. That piece knocked out of vour Marble Mantle e. be put on aa Uiwg as ever. BILLI0U8 COMPLAINTS. fur Billions eomplaiata, tadigssUow, Dyspepsia, of Michigan, butresiilM in the Slats of California; healthy condition. ' On motion of C. H. Chase. Complainant's tMWiorUlMbre presenting thia wonderful clean.mg rereu 1- __J—_j ,k-i .k_ —u ----- -1.1—. w n,e Kurth American public.- Dr. R*swar Vs* defermined to teat it* medieal the olasa of diaearea for winch .1 I* preacribed in the Routh Atnencas Provincfe, aa it ia a feet wall known to ail ;>bv«>olugiala that KURoFULA. -LLI'ItOriY. ST PHI LIB, and it# horrible train of concomitants, prevail In the tropica! region* of lheSoutb. to a tnueb KT**I io default thereof that said bill crand more msfigbant degree than In tbs Nanh. MORTGAGE SALE. as confessed by said non resident In tact there ia scarcely a family ia anr of ths South American Province* that is free from efiuilt having bean m)kde in tbe conditions of . And A*" it fa further ordered, that within twenty Scrofula, or ita kindred dttware*. It run* tn the —1 the payment ofa certain Jnd.-ature of Mortgage “*•'* 1 complainant causa ■ notice of thia order blood Of all its people, and has become eatabliahed yj, _r iu the Hantur, * pub­ a* a coD*tituiiun«rinfinnhy. and ha* b*ffiod tbe exteufad by A Illa Jones and bl* wtft, Ehiabetb ' *•published bc Junes, of Ass’ ria. Harry county, Stale of Michl- lic" n-wspapcr, printed, publisped and circulating ekBl of thtir best pbvaiciau*. With knowledge r ,i, V »b*t aajd publication be con- of these facta Dr. Baowar »** determined to teat gau. to Horace J.Terrn, ofi iua ihc vwt City aau and niaw State •” *“‘d co»««‘y. date «•«•,>» •«& w*«k for six week* in thfRADW?rs RENOVATING RHBOLVKNT. of Nehr-Vort, bearing <f; ’- tbe sixteenth : day 2_, of . »‘nned -us-------------- > 1 succession,or that be cause a copy of this order November. in tbe year- _e of A__ bnr tLord one.1thousand eight buudre and fifv-cighL and recorded in the lobe personally a«rred on tbe aaid non-reaident which waa prepared sxpreaaly to meet the exioffice of the Register of Deeds for the county of Defendant st least twenty days before th* time gesciM of the diseases as d»reloped in the tropics. Barry aud Staler f Michigan, on the thirtieth day prescribed for hi* appearance. Large supplies were sent to Hrsril, Bncuoa Ayrea. HARMON SMITH, Of November, A. D. 185<ut book G of Mortgages, Chjli, Pent. Ktjundor, Vaniuels. BoliviOfow Oil parts 8A1.342. #43 and >M, on which sslJWort. Circuit Court Camtniaaioner.. Grenada, and to aeveral ialanda of tba Spanish C. n. Cuass, Solicitor for CumulaiuanL gags there u claimed to be due, at tbe date of this main, and was thoroughly tested by Physicians Dated, Ilnatings July M, 188*. jySO notice.'nine hundred and sixty-two and 68-1 fifths and the Priesthood, aud is now the official retne Dollars, (t9dSJib) and no proceeding* haring A true copy of Hie original, on file with me. in dr used by tbwPbrMciana, under tbe name of been instituted in law or iu equity,fsr the recov­ this cause. Attest, D. Srmxaa, Register. •4Wuttvo Benuvador de Badw^," (the Spanish ery thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given, that for Rsdway's Ready R«rsofanl.> in the treatment by virtue of tbe statute and power ol sale con­ of Scrofula. Syphilis. Ulcers Tumors, ProUpana CHANCERY ORDER. tained in said mortgage.' the premises therein Uteri, Elephantaais. Erysipelas. Rairt Anthony'a described, to wit: The north east quarter [n eV) Fire. St. Vitu's Dasrce. Fever aorea, all diseases of of asctlou number eight. (8) in township number the skin, humors iu the blood. While Swellings, one [I] n«»rth of range number acven [7] west. In Nodes, deafness, discharKae from the eyes, ears said county of Barry, and Stale .Of Michigan, ex­ aud naae, glandular swellings, dropsy, anil con­ cepting a strip of fond twenty rod* wide off from stitutional diseases. Such has been the uupartithe west aide of said land, formerly aold to Har­ lelltd suecrc* of this remedy in coring these hor­ vey Page, leaving cue hundred and forty seres rible dieeuee in the tropiee font we do not beaiute » J«Ma* A. Kftfa, Ctnpfaiuiia, included in said mortgage, wbcih will be sold, or b> promise ell lbs sufferere with scrofula sod ao much thereof as wlllpay th* demand with in Sarak Jane BTUfowM. E^itr VriUiatM, and £ R. eruptive diaeuce among 00r own people, with teeest and coats, at public auction or vendne Io speedy restoration to sound and permanent the highest biddei. at the Court Hous* in the vil- Omndler, A.linu,utra!c<c uf U, ttdaU of Itvnglat J. health. WUllamt, dtcoittd, fatndunin ’l*georllutingt, ---------------------- jjj, p|ace that brilfo( holding 1 li io superior to all known remedies in popular srrv county, and State | the Circuit Court iu said----------------J.-------------It satisfactorily appearing by affidavit on file, use as a cleanaieg syrup for of Michigan, on the sixth day P.- tn thia cause, tbst the above named defendant, E. --------------------------------------ir of September. A. n PURIFYING BLOOD. 1882, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. R. Chandler, Adminkelrator of the cvtsle of Doug­ "Dated, Dated, May Mar SB), 1962. las J. William*, la not a residrntol thia State.but and removing fromiheakin Pimples,Tettrr.Raah H. J. PERRIN A CO.. that hah at present iu oneof tbaSoutbern Stales, and other oflensive marks, and will, iu afewdaya Jelllta Assignees of Mortgage. j On motion of Sweeaey A Allen, tbe Complainant'* Ke a pure, clear, and roseate hue of health sod uty to the face apd nails and brilliancy u. the Switzar A Allxji, Sttya. Solicitor*, it is OBtMtaan that the aaid non-resident I defendant cause hi* appearance to be entered in eyes. It ia a pure and innocent preparation, all-pow­ this cause within three month* from the date of thia order, and that in ease of his appearance he erful to <10 good, but never does injury. MORTGAGE SALE. cause hi. answer to the Complainant'a Bill to be IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. EFAULT having been made in tbe condition tiled and a copy thereof to he served on tbe Comp­ There ia no medicine in the known world, or ofraynjent of a certain Indenture of Mort­ lainant'* Solicitor*, within twenty days after ser­ physician, that hajj ever claimed the skill ol erad­ ou him of a copy of said bill, and notice of tbe : vice । gage executed bv James H. Tuxbury and hi* wife, icating from tbe*ayslem diaeasee inherited, by Hannah M. Tuxbury.of Baltimore, Barry county, entry of this order, and in default thereof, that the aaid bill be taken at confessed br the aaid and slate of Michigan, to Cyra* Mann, ot Tolland non-resident defendant. ' RESOLVENT; and we religiously declare that, if And it la further ordered, that within twentr . . Had-ay's Renovating Resolvent i* given when office of the Register of Deed* for said county of as, the complainant cause a notice of thia Die symptom* of any inherited disease are first er to bo pabliahcd in the “Hartluga Banner." ! exhibited, it will eradicate the same from the Barry, on the Sth day of December, A. D. 18*0, a public newspaper printed, published andcircu| at 6 o'clock 1’. M.. in Book K. of Mortgages, system. In tbe earlv stage* of Pthiaia or Con­ fating iu aaid county and that aaid publication be nn pare 1, nn which Mortgage there is claimed sumption. Fits, Scrofula, and in case* of sorehead, to be due at the dateofthia notice, the autn of sev­ continued at feast once in each week, fur six ulcers, tumor*, back in cough, brooqhuta.iheuae enteen hundred and nineteen dollars and twenty- weeks In succession; or that they cauae a copy of Radway'* Renovating Itsaolveat will extermin­ one cents. [<l*lV Sll.] and no proceedings iu law of thia order to be personally nerved upon the ate the transmuted disease form tbe system, and aaid non-resident defendant,'at least twenty days orrquity baring been instituted lor the recovery make (what th* parent* neglected,) a sound and before .the time prescribed for hia appearance. healthy body. thereof: . Swaaxar A Aunt, Lorrs S. Lovatx, Notice ia therefore hereby given, that by virtue CHRONIC DISEASE. . Circuit Judge. of the atatute, and a power of aale contained in Solicitor* for Complainant. Another class of disease* Unit no other medi­ (A true copy of the original.) said mortgage, the premises described therein, to cine*, or foe moat skillful nbyaieians bare rocwit: Two-third* of tbe north-east quarter, and *• * ’ Mfoat. D. Sroni, eceded In achieving, more than in nicrelv palliat­ the north half of tbe north half of the south-east Register in Chancery. ing the *uBeringa of the patient, which Radway'a Quarter of section number twvnty-niae, (2ui. aud Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, it that the south half of tbe south-west quarter of section CHANCERY ORDER. of Chrome Disease* that have invested the av*number seventeen, [17,j all in township number tem for year*, aueb aa ebrotrte Rheumatism, Gout two (21 north of range number eight (ft) west, in TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Circuit Court for Scrofula. Lyapepaia, Syphilis, and diseaaes in­ aaid county of Burry and Stale of Michigan, two tbe County of Harry : In Chancery. duced by the infadiuoea use of calomel, merenry. hundred and eighty acres, [orsomueb thereof ss At a session of said Court held at tbe Court will satisfy said debt and interest aud costa,] will House in the Village of Healings on tbe Nth day be sold at publieauction or vendue, to.lbchiehtst of July. A. D. le«t Present, Hon. Lotti 8. Lorttx, Circuit dodge­ Henry Ftifiner, CMapUinant, irr trees. If the anil is rather poor, he '*W6nd the grass Grown and dried in 'mto-summer; and tbe' drj ness will * be .fifed aid* digestion. Wood. rr witt. iTENTr = eie* oftife, sccuft a Hvim for himself >d I&ilv 1 Gan tfeir&Unic, after merit« sKuuTna nun Ar. lb. M, r.^i.M. ..Anilin M. U Mercury, (luwiM .rA.D-r. H-11*01* djugsf RAMTArB RKGULATINR PIUS 1 S1.KF1JWS SIGHTS. “ff.tt?,—"*JU.7 F" k»r’« HEAKY.tlN AFP OtHlRI META I. ROOFS '•t 0—0 -on . rnoSt»,w< ■oor roa aattr tiaaa. -. •/..■w.iT. . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-13.pdf acc9de3e2d34e752f250b7d1156b0cca PDF Text Text TEMINS, 91 oo- nt~ A.nvkjj'ma sastings, barry county, high.. Wednesday, august 13, is®. ; KO.1&. toii< .T-.im •BWWeti'i W CODNTT, JUGMMUM Mills, Barry <**“ •"•*•*• OrM«” • ~7 - KOTO. ~” ‘■Atas the White MuCae ta 1833 ’ WkM-. U. » At tha trial* were, like Vysalf.only flirting, pan pu»»cr IS tempt.' “So we parted. I came homo madden­ ed, sickened.’ 1” .nd here his voice sank scribed Travel on, and -Never Mind.’ lueriof (Um b^tad. J n. H. a. BAUBV. What fa past, Is past Let aS flatting b.! Il wU) barer help tb< GREAT RIRTII Blastings’ ^nsintss girtrtoni. And ifthose who ffllcfat befriend you, Take them for tbelrreul value, Paaa them by, end “Never Mind.* GRANT 4k SPAULDING, Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG ■ ASON ALLEN, U« wiH hslp you. "N.T«r Mind.” STORE 11! EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro due, fliah, butter, lard. pork, and grain of all kind- Also toys candies, etc., etc. Store In Caliieru a Block. State street, HasUnga, Mich. D SJisctllann. Roberts &, Striker, OMLT A FLIKTATIOH. JV»T RECEIVED “So there is no engagement between ynu 1" "Engagement 1 I should think not.— Why Joe, 1 am only eighteen. 1 shan’t D. C. HAWLEY, EALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, Htene and Wooden ware, and a general aslortmcnt ef Provisions, Also Notary Public. Btere, two doors east of the Hastings House, D be engaged fur the next live years. I am nut going to tiu myself down to domes­ a new and most complete assortment of tic life yet, I assure you.** "But Nettie, you are wandering from DBCGB AND HEDICINEB, the subject. I cannot think you utterly o^Chemlcals, Paints, Oils, Cam* heartless, yet 1 frankly own you pain me MO BE RTS 4c STRIKER, Holbrook's New Block, Hastings, Mich. 3 pbenc. Burning Flaid, by the dreadful spirit of coquetry which you display. 1 am sure Graham Cur­ tiss’’— "Now, Joe, don’t be tiresome, ft Is TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitor, in Chan­ only a flirtation. We dunce, ride to­ cery. Particular attention paid to Conveygether, but that is nothing. I flirt quite eaeiec, the investigation or titles to Lnnd Foreclosures of mortgagee, Ac. Will be hoppy as extensively with a dozen other gen­ r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL to attend to all calls in tbe line of their profeulon tlemen.’’ end business. PURPOSES,ONLY^S “But, Nellie,” and a very grave look Office in the Court Monee, Hastings. Mich. came over Law sun’s fine face, "Graham loves you." DANIEL COOK, "So they all du, if I am to believe their full stock of USTICE OF THE PEACE, Genera) Land and Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of "So my friend, the man I honor and (tehtaaod all other buainesa pertaining to hiaoffice. Office in Goody car” a block, up stairs. loye above all other men, la to be the! plaything of a woman’s caprice. Sister, l. HOLBROOK, be careful, you are playing a dangerous TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, game.’’ * PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; Tbe crimson blood dyed the cheeks of TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. SWEEZEY dk ALLEN. A r GROCERIES! J. R. RUSSELL. P HYSICIAN and Surgeon. store. State street. the little beauty, as she ran laughingly away from her brother, saying—"I will Also a great variety of the Office in RnaMll’a ' come fur the rest of tbe .sermon lu-raor- cuLJCxaT TXBT'jnnxHTr JOHN ROBERTS, And Cooking Extracts, (HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwelling on Broad- FOR TUB aSPBCIAJ. BXNXFIT OF TUB LADIXS. II. P. CHERRY, OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, willi s ten.) to all basinets eutrusfed to him with promptness and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown, Harry eountv. Mich. Blanks kept al ways on band. N PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. Upon oar shelves may be found all of th L. H. 8TEWART, A TTORNEY and Counselor at law. Sdiciter A. and Counselor in Chancery, Notary Public, Ar. AH busintM attended to promptly and effi­ ciently. Office No. 5, Noble s block, Battle Creek, Michigan. ______ MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES of tbe day. NEVINS, a4 Tax agent. Particular Wo would respectfully announce to the dU• ■>_ ____ —A -.-..iw that we intend <0 H. WRIGHT. *»d counselor at law, Md Solicitor and Counselor in Chancery.— Particular attention paid to the coUection of claim, and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middleville. Rn*clal attention will be Mid to COMPOUNDBarry County, Michigan. INtfiS putting up PRESCRIPTlONfCand wy "porehwng mrfJcina. of M cm open ttorney A CJEHEAIP. y©aR CASE KNAPPEH A BCBROWS. their being ttorneys mki counsellors at law. A Solicitors in Cbsscerj Tax sad Insurance Agents. Business alt -j J '* -- -------------- -•nd fidelity. Offiee. corner Of M Kslamazoo. Michigan. ROBERTS 4 STRIKER. Hxrnires Maaca 8. 1868. J. c. Bcuowi A. .t.Ksaraa, C. PRINDLE, ROBATE, Notary Public, Gtn- twntosa a Ox^Lownox Do. al purposes, for sale by B DAMIEL STRIKER, £>joody ear's Patent Breast Pumps for^srie by IOUNTT CLERK. Notary PuHie. EGISTKR OF DEEDS, and Moten £•«»*: MANHOOD; B0<tW»F irt’HOW SMTfitD' _ . •. CoartTof thia Stxle- heart.” "Tell me nil about it.” "Il was twelve years ago when I came home from eullegc/lhal 1 first met Laura AT72“!Lw£r,ai0^ Office tath'e Coa.t'How- . . «' / ilaooluaunr ♦ .IX± dm Lt. dsbtbty ic extradtfon, came jnto a store for tbe “Why, Mr. >!««»■> did .ot Africa. They were entered on the books as regularly enlisted in the Ameri­ can navy1 for the cruise of three years, and. treatedMjuadly aod respectfully as tbe their sailora; ,^»y were dressed iu tbe same chief ad vicar. Gen. Jackson knew it wall Amarican uniform aa the sailors, and and determined that the law should. be '(except grog) wore nerved with the name put into aaaoatioo against him; not rations. stern, cynical, distrustful, and excuses against the poor mls-guided men who ,, .Que ofthane noble follows died almost herself on tbe ground that la was ‘only a followed, but against tbe chief couspira- instantly, from the bursting of a blood vesuel, while rowing in tbe harbor of Pori flirtation.’ Do not let ma see my little io'Prpya, on the Wi of July, 1858. His sister follow in her footsteps, or 1 shall cution for treason. He said that if be body wan wrapped in the American flag, lesra to hate and despise all woman had an Attorney Genera! that would-not and bo eras buried -from the ship, with kind.’’ draw an indictment, he would find one tbe same honors which would have been “J am sorry." "Nettie, Graham loves you, would that could. Things were approaching shown to a aailor. make vou his wife; has spoken of It to the crisis. Caibuun became aware of ’’ AH these things have been practiced, me. Yet. If yon cannot love him, let Jadtsun'sdetertnlnaeibn^nd sent Lcteber, and'canetloned. for years tn tbe navy, by We can­ him see now that his suit will be a vain of Kentucky, to otmfor with him on tbe Democratic admiolstrationa. one. Do not load him on,, till your air subject, and learn bir real Intentions.— not, therefore, see why there should be ' any objections to- employing negroes in is his one hope, to drive him to despair He went to the President's house. It was then already late at night. Tbe all tbe minor and menial labors connect­ at last. He is rash and impulsive and President received him with his usual ed with the army, and thus relieve our may not live down such a blow” courtesy ; bet, sir, that mild blue eye brave soldiers from such labor when pos­ which at times would fill and overflow sible The time is at hnnd when the '•Yea. dmr.” “Tell him I love him and that I am not with tears like that of a woman, was kin­ Government will see the oecesaity of em­ dled that night with an unwonted fire.— ploying all possible muns within Ita flirting.” He reasoned with him for a while, then power to strengthen its miliary arm "Yea.” paced his fluor. His indignation was and strike effective and cruifimg blo^at “And, Joe, don’t hate me." < ■ ' ' A tender, loving kite was pressed up* aroused. At times he stormed in passion the rebellion. on her forehead, and a low voice blessed towering and sublime, till rising to bls full height, his frame dilating and quiv­ her for her decision. ering, every feature glowing with the living fires within—with that oath which We have just seen a worthy ciliwn li is a very sad thing to ’have] an eye in him never seemed profane, but the to see faults.* H<»w disagreeable it is to straggle of a great soul to take bold on who went down to Suffolk, Virginia, a think of a man that is brought up to the Almighty for the strength of his pur­ few days since to see his son in the Union clean nut a dissecting hospital, and never pose, he declared to Letcher that If an­ forces stationed there, and thia was part see anything except' fragments of death other step was taken, by the Eternal he of hht experience : Sefiulk is the petty center of a strong and morbidity 1 What a training that would try Calhoun fur treason, and, if must bo which a man goes through who convicted, hang him on a galbws high as slave-holding county (Nanscmond) which lives merely to remove tbe feculent sub­ Haman’s. Letcher could not misunder­ has been for some weeks in the peaceful possession of our troops. Fifty stacks stances of life 1 And yet 1 would rather stand his purpose. He saw that he was be auch a man than one whose eye, terribly in earnest From that inter­ of g<M»d fresh hay stood in plain light, whose ear, whose every faculty, was a view he hastened to the lodgings of Cal­ but our horses were fed on hay brought trap set to catch the imperfections of houn. He had retired to bis bed. He from New York at a cost of not less than forty dollars per too. Our friend, barmen; whose soul, however dormant, al­ knocked at his bed chamber and was ad­ ways waked up when evil was spoken of, mitted. Caibuun received him sitting up who was sensitive to faults more than to in bed with bis dusk around him. Letch­ posed to go into tbe village and find sap­ His sou virtues. But this sense of imperfections er detailed all that had occurred, giving per and lodging at a tavern. of others exists in varying degrees in entire the conversation between him and stared. “Wbv, they wouldn’t give you everybody. I am sorry to say that Gen. Jackson, and describing turn as be supper and lodging there for any money. there Is an Infernal pleasure which every­ took that oath. There sat Calhoun drink­ You will have to stay tn Cambridge with body takes in dwelling upon others ing in eagerly every word, and as Letch­ me, and take such fare as we have.” So the father, having no choice, concluded to faults. It is much.resisted and control er proceeded be became pale as death led in many, and id some it is almost and shivered like an oaken leaf. Yea sir, stay. Supper was soon brought on ; it overcome: but I atxf afraid that there Calhoun, great as be wan in intellect, consisted of good bread (they were out of meat just then) and tolerable coffee, black are times and moods in which all of us quaking in his bed! And fur whatl hnve a sense of the imperfection* of men J Was it from fear I from cowardice! as your hat. "Is there no milk here 1" that stimulates us, and gratifies us. I Ah, no! It was the cunciuu*nesa of his queried the astonished father. “Plenty,” am afraid that to a certain extent all of guilt. He was the arch traitor, who, replied the son ; “but they wouldn’t iet us are pleased with the recognition of like Satan in Paradise, brought “death us have a drop to save our lives." So the father ate his bread and sipped his each other’s failings. . There are ill-na­ into the world and all our woe.” With­ tured proverbs about this, but I an; in one week bo came into the Senate and black cuffee, wondering if rebels in a afraid there are foundations for them.— voted for every section, section by sec­ region under loyal rule were ever allow* ed to bully their conquerors so before. tion of Mr. Clay’s bill, and Gen. Jackson Betchtr. And be came away wondering. was prevailed upon not to prosecute him We rejoice in the faith that this is to A mnn who has been redeemed by the for his crimes. be endured no longer. The new confisca­ I have been told, upon authority upon hl<H>d of the Bon of God should be pure. tion act and Gen. Popo’s order brings as He who isun heir of life should be holy. which I rely, that during the last days of very near the end of it. He who in attended by celestial beings, Jackson al the Hennitage, as be wus and who is s<»on—hb knows not bow slowly sinking under the ravages of con­ One Hundred Shots a flinste. sumption — that mysterious disease which •non—to be translated to heaven, should The Union Repeating Gun, sixty-five be holy. Are angels my attendants!— while It wastes the body, leaves, if pos­ of which are now with the army of tbe sible, the mind more dear and more near Then I should be pure. Are these feet soon to tread the court of heaven! Is to inspiration—be had a most remarkable Potomac, wm exhibited to day In the this tongue anon to unite with heavenly conversation with his family physician city hall park. It is a rifled arm, breach brings In praising God 1 Are these eyes and friend. While lying upon his bed loading, and has a telescopic sight. The of mine s<n»n to look on the throne of one day, and npeaking of his past admin­ barrel has a much thicker barrel than tbe eternal glory and on the ascending Re­ istration, he inquired : “Whnt set in my ordinary rifle, although the ball used is deemer! Then these feel and eyes and administration, in ynur opinion, vrill poe only one ounce in weight—tbe ordinary hiMl. fcee, tiwin, ter wh*ing vme. ITXirn and Txmptattox.—I find It to KftM l«OV. r~>'"K lk' ““Wing be moat true that the greatest tempta­ pressure her haad gave mine, that it was tion out of bell is to live without tempta­ jung ucturo —j ■ — ■ tions., If my waters should stand, they -d«P J-purf-"* J** would jnt. Faith Is tbe bettor for the Kt rone man's chest, and Nettie could bear free air and the sharp winter storm In its fsce. Grace withereth without advertdtv. Tbe devil to but God’s maaterly .Bder her Mr-'""* f fettcer, to teach as to handle our N«*Pd,<. U. ilw p«rlor. Si. Wtai it",ao’s.-^WUr/ori . ing and the rich, full nuten seemed to hang InrthgV aruond me, and 1 spoke — A newly married ooupls nffootoh- *7 Sedation MH* ? i d , Mr. President, If Cd boon had mother followed him, leaving you, a child to mv charge, I atoraly fowd Hfo. try Ina to forget the Daradlse I -bad draanv ed of aad Jost. LowrT Never can I trust agsfn as I trusted then. Where domestic hspplneas should have blessed my life, she'has thrown bitter memories ••Mrs. Holmes!" “Yes ; don’t interrupt me. I will tell you how slowly my heart woke to the sense tifjgrndual growlh-of her image in it tilfit filled it entirely. ( Parents, home, lips should be pure and huly, artd live sister, all beenrne second to the one hope for heaven.— .Albert Barnet. of mv life. I meTlfor often, we moved in the same circle In society; and at every Lrrxnart Msarr or rat Biblx.—We party I freqnentedr could dance and ehat with her. Her bemily attracted ; her do not claim for tbe Scripture* simply intellect interred; Jltr gracious man­ the honor nf having given tbe world ita letters. This they might have done, and ners iaacinated me. C**• J ‘»uol and trpa|fui; and she.let her Utile. hand left tbe fidd of literature barren, and with finger In mfoejutf turned from otheri to sfl the difficulties rtf cultivating It to-be converse with me; when As Ist'lbei1 Overcome by the tedious toil of succes­ dark e> e».-Ml of snfibcbs^dwriI thought­ sive generations. But they. open-, before fully on my fate; 1 benevdtf that the de­ ynu a ’^goodly lnnd.” everywhere fru’itfiil votion 1 lavished npoh Iter *M trader, stood, appreciated, relumed. Y ou know full ' harvest—Mountain and meadow that I am atounpaWve man, buLi oanaot and pore streams diversify and adorn its surface ; and at each step a roiaa is dis­ closed yielding as it is explored new and Who would not thr<MiWWMy MV** toy Inexhastible treasures. HARMON SMITH, /CIRCUIT COURT COM ► hriped to 'rig oat’s era* try to furjeet, but my nature revolted «t thia degradation. J tried study. My father’s death Just woke me from tbe de­ lirious agony of thought; and when my Kart, abssirbing me to tbe exclusion of be a wayforer amid such scenes. all etoa.**!,«l¥ arture hrnktaj into her Tyurneit’B doeosiin*. ►bosecdtino One long stride the brother took, and prisoning the little brunette in bis stnmg arms he look her to the sofa, and dreW her dotitn to n seal beside him. "No,” and his fsce grow sad, very sad “you shall hear my sermon lo-dny. Do you know, Nettie, why 1 am now, at thirty-five years of age, a bachelor, with lonely aching heart!’’ "Lonely, Joe !’ And Nettie, now as grave ns himself, laid her bead on her brother’s broad breist "Yes, Nettie. Even ray little sister dearly kb 1 love her, cannut fill all my station,and allowed them rad dress asAmerican salf- terity condemn with the greatest securi­ ty 1’’ The physician replied that he was unable to anawer , It might be -the re­ moval of the depoaita. "Oh w»tn s*»<i the General. “Then It mey be the spe­ cie circular.’ “Not at all.” “What wm it then 1" “I can tell you,” said he, rising in his bed, hia eye kindling up, “I can tell, you ; posterity wilt condemn me more because I was persuaded not to try and bang John C. Calhoun as a traitor than any other act ofvri^r life." We do not hear much of Queen Vic­ toria now. Since her late husband's death, she seems to have indulged In a comparatively secluded life, arid to have cherished her widowed grief in a studied absence from all public afiaifs. The Empress Eugene, of France, Ims also kepi herself remarkably in the back­ ground for some monlhs. • Every now and then, we used to hear of some mcspads of hers. Sometimes she was in­ venting a new skirt; ai^metimea .qttarraU ing with a cabinet minister^ sometimes growing restive under her husband's role, and rushing off to England, to pass a few days, rambling iacog.,.iu that country.— All these oddities sf behavior seem to have been abandoned. She remains at boms, to look after the prince imnertal, or, perchance, to look after Izitris Napo­ r**.y*s tor nousteii. -'-b <M>h. kniw. fork* "'ill. Jtesob looked I* T**} implements, and obeentiof »grain qrndlo calibre of a Minle ball. The breech of the gun receives'the balls from.the cylinder in whieh twentfy-fimr cartridges are depoeited.' By the turn­ ing of a crank the ball drops down Into the barrel when a hammer instantly strikes the cap, when the discharge takes plsce. The barrel moves upon a pivot and can .be elevated, lowered and moved around ' at' pleasure. In event of a capture tbe gun can be detached from the carriage and buroe from the field on the shoulder. Each carriage Is furnished with two barrels, so that in tbe event of nne be­ coming too warm It can be unscrewed and the reserved one attached. The ball and cartridge are placed in an Iron case, nt the end of which a percussion cap is fixed. The hammer which strikes this capreceivea its motion.from the crank. The1 rifle is irpreeented as having made one hundred and fifty shots a1 mbii bte; hundred shots can be fired with ease. At every twrn of the crank a discharge taken place. The exhibition to­ day w-as eminently successful. Twenty four shots were' fired In about fourteen boo >nds. Two of theaeguns are altached t«> Sickles’Brup2a.. .I^ey.were worked with great suttOMin (he battery In which that brigade has participated. The Gov. tntiMKl has ocd*e< an additional non­ ab<Mil t8flO. They are known ax Nugen^.improvement,—Nm York Com­ — Zte*>UlJr«to rl*k « lto <rf and Victoria and Eugene seam to have diaeovered the-flEt; al«-*tod npon It lU^ngan Cwi .1 thnosand -dollar* to Ifoi - -n™ ts»k., Son-rb. . *d,ji>ek*w waw.” ■■ • ' r. n... �Eorroft WetiMiay Manias. Awn refreshed every ljug news from the _ ~ A apSUt to the New York _^5rt,Wssh- 1 1 Washington, Aug. 4. [be fullcriririg-oriJerW’ just been is- d: ______ 1 Waa DfFAlYMnrr, WaBlngton.^ng. One fWlow tn particular • J"" few- and tbe Dr. after examining his case rm^ invigoratB ourT^HtM, and animate X^TSSSSOte inpJUvnj <th. says ; “In answer to a deputaYion orprnminent citizen* who waited on Uliwd him. Mylnt:“P-wtor»l»'[<*•"<» ^Ming but polHjr at •».. Onr r •avww*"' <•' «* r ■■ w< Do 1 «mi b» I"" ! Dr. aMtwre. - r<M. Tbe Administrationfit still for to tbe 1° rear of public sentiment, and moving leading the ,'Ami "r.Ur. U. Gw. P-'K* «•» certain lending journals take special palm to convince the Administration that they Ha Ind^d, but Ih rorUd do wh.1 he could. “But” wtf d»'aiei uoldicr. “d- I ■‘•"'I k~P ple. Tbe A dministration has inaugurated tbe policy <rf forcing white men' into tbe ranks, but refuses tn accept tbe voluntary earnest men of the country, who fight from parrioHsm rather than pay, have no .squeamishneas against permitting ue- groea to face the cannon and take their chances, also, to the fates of the battle­ field. There are some mercenary men, some to the army, and many who nerer expect tn be there, who feel great repng nance to having negroes tions «f danger. placed in posi­ They are blatant, load ing the promotion <4 • Amm of the army and Tmib- in which enlisting is progressing says: “The truth is that the people are just getting fairly aroused to appreciate the Iireaent situation. In nothing more plainy than this, is it shown bnw tbe Admin­ istrations can lead the people. An access ef vigor and determination on its part infuses tbe same spirit into tbe people.— Let tbe Administration mark out tbe path for vigorous measures, and the people will follow it. 7"Ae pooplt have hoped and waitedfor ihit moment, when they could see all the vast, and as they know irreeistable resources of the North turned against tbe rebellion.” The one line in the above, which quotation, and entirely upsets tbe favor ite theory which is attempted to be prov­ ed by the preceding sentences. truth l«, any position assumed Administration silences a few The by the brawlers, while the mass of the people are still waiting to be overtaken by the Govern­ ment; and we congratulate tbe people, that they have a few representatives the press among and otherwhere who feel constrained to admonish Old Abe to The following from the Washington correspondence of tbe 2V. F. Indtpmdenl is worthy of consideration, expressing, as we believe, much truth, it should admon­ ish ns all that the work of enlightenment with regard to the demands of the people should not cease at any half-way ground. Read the extract: “Let this be written down to the cred­ it of tbe Thirty-seventh Congress, in its second session convened—that it was for in advance of the Executive—that it was continually restrained by fears of an Executive veto—and would have made more stringent confiscation and emanci­ pation laws bad there been any b«pe of securing the President to them. If. in die end, it turns out that the mild policy will save tbe nation, then Congress has been mistaken. If, on tbe other hnhd, all is lost for want of decision of character <*f severe and prompt remedies, Mr. Lincoin will be chiefly to blame. It should be understood that Mr. Lincoln is not so much afraid himself tn lake a radical course, as be is to offend U»o many loyal men in tbe country by taking such a course. He fear* to be in advance of public sentiment, and told a party of Cntlernen, a few days since, that be beved be was now in advance of the average sentiment of the country. This is clearly a misuke; and if Mr. Lincoln would only follow his own anti-slavery instincts, rather than his fears of pro­ slavery men, be would do better than be is now doing. . Federal aide, from which it appears that Banks wta attacked on tba Oth inst. by a large fi>rce which be held in check until yhe arrival of Pope with reir.fareemMitn. Tbe battle wd at Intarval. all day. and mtn tudiscp tbaendmy off; and not in­ Tb. Dr. VERMIN .book his head agriftf ""Do I stand one chance OtafoDnr Ww*re»woW wMer, stand tion and says, “Well. I Ruew 7°” stand one chance in a rfiundred.* “Well on the defensive, and lhereforerierw'pcn- necessary to say, as a general thing, the with the other veasela. The. bauaries nt GteenviUe and Can»linc have been increased from four to etrate tbb heart of the disease and open soldiers bear hospital confinement a ith a vain that would ble^d . Rebellion Aug. 6. Gen. Wadsworth, by direction nf the War Department, arrested tbe editors of tbe Patriot and Union, charged with issuing treasonable posters, calculated U> retard and embarrass recruiting. The whole party left for Washington this to trenonn ider. oo Tbsrarey, »• iwatj-m evening. Washtboton, Aug. 6. hands of the while destroyer, these have not been in tbe habit of visiting “Michigan Soldisr’a Relief them.; And New England, that they -. .I_ ~~~«U " - Amt QctoKisahe CoMPAXT -eld and otbe leave la/ tV Al (fo&J Ofrtfflk ■! gii w- ' Tbarwtay. «mr streets n of their frien CHANCERY MtB. TOY-' adj xfternoau th QTATE OF MICHIGAN.—TheCirreilCourt for gwsting HOOSF.KEF.PBR>*-torabM with vert. Captain. Par LirotMM wounded of that State. They have ceived hero the last month, from es of goods, and several hundred ,W*b. M rriU several war MURE GRAIN rad prori»ioa»’ are dreire.’-^ annsalty Io Great County by rennin, that. for lun. of thia Rat and Inaoct Miner. A J fkmU. re­ differ­ ent sources in the State, forty eight box­ Lieutenant. N ptmraoeAAMl br virtns of • dveree of »b« Cfrcoit Cowrt for ib« cxraniy of Jtarry. m Chascerv. mads on tte fosrtsenth 1 l4th] day «£ Wy. I Association,” here, and the une in Michi public auction or vi _. ik. 4 in money, which, under the suspires ‘7 <■’ Lathrop t2. judiciously among the Michigan soldiers east,’ makin Many little delicariea are also rter poet being thirty-It e, and kinds. Currant and Grape Wines, put up and sent on ing out treasure and money, to fit out generous frienda who are left behind the men who are wanted by Government the hrave boys nnw by kind hearted r Maple Gro Office—are distributed abuse in such immeasured terms, is pour, tHsA-w L. Mndge <« Hon, J. M. Edmunds, Commissioner of sent on such as jellies of different have a few n From the m of the President of the association here—the the Gen" Land tbe county d brought nut dollars &C., &c. tion. • gtn, have'done much for the sick and tionism are o/raid to run the loosing a few “niggers” to save the na­ sffiirting4e t than is generally supposed by those who who may want fur shirts, drawers, socks, risk -of am Mtinct. much patience and courage, nnd every thing is attended to with"far greater care great advisers and denouncers of Aboli­ Ext. rrt* tint.*. Impbovbm Bed bug ExteroiiunHo. •ide and cro women, and our streets by notice a cro »>lid timbe ne. north of rance HARMON SMITH. engaged in protect­ Tbe Union meeting at the Capitol was an immense affair. A number of the most dislinguised men spoke. President Lincoln made a abort sbeech, principally in justification of the Secretary of War, now. without any Wo must put down this rebellion now. in opening boxes, to see marked on taking npoti himself (Lincoln) the refrponsibilitly of the acts for which the Secretary of War had been blamed. or it will put us down. outside of some little package a soldier’s to lie ««n fir name, Co. and Regiment, and who ing. New York, Aug. 0. The Commercial states that an import­ ant secret expedition, consisting of one little steamer and a few picked men. hue left one of our nnvnl depots, and will be beard of in a few days. A special to the Poti says: “Reports from Gen. Pope’s beadquarters state that the rebels am concentrating their forces at Gordons ville, with an evident iulen hesitation. Comment ing tbe nation against traitors. Many is unnecessary to a reasonable mind.— times have 1 seen the gener6us tear, drop out.— from the eyes of those who are engaged Old Fngyistn. I hope, measures will do. is played No half-way Every' thinking man sees it. and tbe old world sees it, If wb prolong thia war much longer, quibbling it. ment. must be terribly The next campaign effective and abort.— Then comes a package of choice Then some good mother has sent a tin ru^h in to fill up the ranks and be impa­ senda •ometlnng useful for ber sMdier tient to march. brother, of whom she' loves to think of as [From tbe Cia. Free Nation, Dee. 21,1861.] the bravest of nil. Da. Rodack’i Bitter*.—By reference And be auured friends Who can see *• these are fighting for ita preservation. home, who so nobly contribute to their pital. they have landed at Aquia Memphis, Aug. fl. Col. Horey’s Regiment is 23 miles soutb of Helena. In a skirmish, six miles below, Inst Saturday, they lost <>ne killed, and une wounded; several rebels were killed. It is reported that a fight took place on Sunday between two companies of Fed- erals, acting as. escort to a pn»vision train of 60 wagnna,aad a. large body <‘f Texan rangers and cavalry, al the mouth of St. Ann’s River. The former were dispers­ ed and many captured, and the 1 wagons were destroy«. The same day, 00 Federal*, 15 miles above Helena, were surprised and all killed or captured, ex­ cept two. Swcb will be the order of relief. to an end. - » ■ Gen. Burnside’s command is moving and il ls reported here this morning, that Creek, and or, end the people with new hope. To Dootnj-------- Mmba h> Fun, Cluilm, Pnrticulate not given. The State Aqucdltdbal Fair The hospitals here, are now getting vs- will be bold at Detroit, September 23d, 24th, web. and atth. u , , Louisville, Kt .,. Fowls. To Dttlrog-------- Insects on Animals. Ac. To bottrog-------- Every form and species ofVermin. extermination of all kindt and tpoein of ious to return. While others prood of the sacrifice of Hmbe In defence of their country have gone home u> be gratefully Gen. Hooker remained at Malvern Hill until 12o’d<»ck Wednesday night, have sacrificed 00 much to protect. when he fell back to bls encampment, leaving strong guards nt HlxauHs. The rebels moved down from Richmond on three rosds, concentrating their forces near Malvern. They tbongbtmir whole army was moving towards Richmond, when our movement whs'merely a re connoisance in force. ' ' The gunboat Southfield, which has been aground for some days, shore City Pbfat, waa'^ Never was there a country, probably, that in time of war or peaci, ever made < Indtmati. Pitialiurghi l*« Buffalo. N. ¥.. Fermin. Mrs. FRAMCK8 H. BURDICK, of Rettaai Feverishne nlonit th* Rxadt Rk Will'quick GT Bee “CostgrV’ adrertl-sremto In this paper for the destrweriow nd nttrr are now, to be glven.tfp"again. The rti verae J^fi.qe Bichm^ii ’anly' . fires tlleir more anx­ if. wkta th Rea terrd, the way’s Chicago. Ill &c., dec. To Drtiroy-------- Mosquitoes and Firas. tie churthss flltid Up for tbe wonoded, PatriwtUm, aod makes them WH “d Ta at Allegan, Sept.' 8th. destroyed by our fleet on tbe Mississippi. of bountiful hands of the Government they tySold in Hastikgs, '!' I M>cb., by Rosxsts & Sraixn, And by the Drug­ New Advertisements. PKOBATt GArDKJL-NrATKOF MICHIGAN uXPraUi.tfourt for U» Cowntv sf Barry, bo Idea al tbe ProbaU Otte*, ta Gw vlf- gists, Grocery and Storekeepers generally. Wool! Wool! TBE PUCE TO GET WOOL CABDED, On HivrrirvnwM. -- * ..... such complete proviahms for the wounded this, for tbe hist' rix months. many EW SOLD BY Althoogh improvements can and made for'lBe hHt "elf" month*. will be Yet a parson visiting them.cannot help being about tbs Uih of JnoTnext •»wv— .ba0Yat iftWltp ireattnMf <n ittent if .JTWwi Heated for the comfort of the padenta, -by of Fevrrs man beedroe nMldiab and fretful, h? our hospitals here. Vet rwt to such an moot k^t^chaUMt^ U^a-Suwdio- Teachers In­ 1st, and “The pa use to grum ■what we m ju»l what T^idhe^A If people lion, cum would be f There is n lignsnt, m irertleement. be held al Battle Creek, Virginia” will be inspired with new vig­ Friday, Aug. 8. flor­ stitutes will commencing op Monday Sept. With two such com/nanders who have been wo well-'tricki, tbe “Army Headquarter Army of the Potrnnac. in a abort distance. From a circular received, we learn that a session of tbe State “Draftin of militar eubjeetM as ambition ; rtfonrifar A TYihwae A » reiirieiekit, r», G------------------------- The Rzbzl bam Ajulamsss has been received and ever bon<>red,by their friends sod neigbbnnLamfto bcTrftwarded by the efo are rei conaidcral Yours, die., to .co^pperate with Gen. will proceed Pope. hearts at It such a p<»licy the war will speedily .camo Wheeler A Hart. Jamee.R. Aapu.« Moran < Allen. Hall. Ruckel ft C God bless the brave soldiers in the be allowed to go hungry where provis­ under . Yerk (H> I Barrel.RiartrA ti.>. nation are eniiated in behalf <>( those who if carried at all, and our boys must not must be so now, to succeed ; and Shlrffain Bra*. A Co sympathies of a great knowing that the AU Warn,hit Dacecim io lh» l»it, . Whelesaie Agcais !■ New things without field and douhly bless the kind m arch, if we rend the signs gyighL -*Tbe AAa SPECIAL NOTICES aister formation irotn Richmond, that tbnentire rebel army never exceeded 350,000 ef­ fectives (mm the Potomac to the Rio Grande. l*hc forces about Richmond reach, at the highest, but 120,000 men, of whom 00,000 were on the Peninsula during the memorable seven days, and of whom 60.000 were used aguinst vur Banks and exposed points. Tbe rebel loss was 28.000 killed and wounded.— I.m Ivinn a -nA v..f hrw. ions abonnd. the work o can of cakes made at home by her own hands for her dear boy. at tbe North, that it the word, and now tion to attack Pope. Several Governors nf tbe loyal Stales, come on. including Gov. Buckingham of Connecti­ JJen. Pope's mew 4sel in high spirits and cut, are here in consultation with the (nil of hope, now their lives are to be' President, in relation to the new order active, and their guns kept hright,Sh»vels for drafting. The Pott professes tn have reliable in­ nnd spades must l*e carried by niggera, the night, a a knob on off h»rn. and when they left home. . oxen, or fc^TT’2 found will be libemlh n.----------Maple Grave. Asf.a, 1MX. Geo. N. Xouut Let 'hat be-lhe word, and our boys will A loved Only was saved. good” for another name, Co. and Regi tobacco for some lover of the weed.— end to our hopes. House And then another marked “something put a stop to our sehsallveneM. and an and State S the upon delicate points, intervention will we set it manifested more or less in suits are on. chaneu m My I” Tbe Essex and Sum tar are is company we have itaHosed, contains the truth ol the • {■ ' Destroys instantly EVERY FORM ANDAFEtl then, doctor.”-said be, “go in lihn 4—W and of preventing the ramfinaliun andr Wickliffe hits la bo rot/ all^firmfgh' the last on that tea chance." Tbe Dr. did “go appointment to the military service of ( aessh'iq of Congress' t'qjjct the army lim­ incompetent and unworthy officers. The in on that one chance" and cured him up. Regulations will alto provide Aw ridding ited to a certain number of men. but it so be is able to W about again and says tbe service of such incompetent persons was no go. Although many were wilt­ he is going tn try those Richmond chap* as now bold commissions. ing t* follow in thepweksofthe defamere once more in a few days. » “By the President.' ■ • -'t of the north In^qi^ress,'yet\,‘fpr greatI could give you many instances i»f deE. M. BTAirrffN.’Seoretsry <*f-WarA*’ wpBMfber saw"what,the thing tnganforterminaliort and bravery that have saved From ths Mew^hia Unkrn of Aug. J. | They raw. ft hat thby wanted, to fetter the lives of many in jyur hospitals under lower fleet, under Commodore Farragut, lias gone baek tafiew Qrleins. Government so it could only opperate my own observation here. But it Is only Harrisbvrd, Tira Detroit AommiKB m’ ' — in a hundred. Itoaa. doctor 1" The doctor rear. ( Grtrhrntrtdnt wees 1^ imd ntfl ^q- looked at’Mm a mfaute. and tbongbt of gl« .n'nj, ij • bls patient’s rfraaq1ution_and determina­ death, by letting their niggers run away. sixteen guns. mouthed ranters against negro equality Wickliffe Commodore Davis • begins to look But all th*t; has blown over. and would rather that scores of tbeh sober. He never coaid be punvinced, it drCo. have since inode their speeches in white brothers should be swept down by is said, that the Arkansas was very form­ fn'dmna and have shown their true semirebel cannon, than that one rebel mas- idable, till she made her way so gallanU menta to the people. By their speeches ly from,the Yazoo to Vicksburg. ster’s slave should faH by the same agen­ Tbe upper fleet is now at Helena.— we infer that men in the North whose cy. Men of this dass are not proverbial What move will be made next, tbe pub­ sentiments differ from theirs, should be for modesty • they thunder their views lic will know when it is made. hung by the side of traitors, who have The Arkansas has command nf the taken up arms, and are fighting and kill­ into the ears of the executive, while the Albany Evening Journal, New Yorh river between lldena and New Orleans. ing and destroying for the purpose of How much and how long they may annnv World. Detroit Tribunt and others of us, remains to be seen. but it as high Hotting our Government from existence. their kind, instead of boldly advocating lime she were put out of tbe way. Have Yet these vile abolition'sts are givingthelr the views of the people, are waiting to be we not officers and scarucn, nnd vessels money by U10 thousand* to men who will led by the Adm mi strati on. to do tbe work 1 enlist to defend the Union against the vxz, in speaking of tbe great energy 1_ ■ the rebels in frtma and none be left In tbe are more intent upon following the Exec­ utive than upon understanding tbe peo­ CHSSCXET'bALE- “*11 *”P if10 Uh G»U cnou. B.W. Am— ’ Th. «>ld him feta eb*n<*i Kr ftUlof, Instead of state will also be made, up by a spCeisI people, follows in, the for dratt frtKn the inUi»ia;-3iYw8edrsUry..A»r War will establish regulations fur.this term thereof. of their brave friends in the field; and onoe �». “ 5 r. t»: d» 2 « ll? m ■*>w***i*****<**A<wK< 11 >07 iin oaeW *» _ -01 1<J|; DI 90 ? Of. H B ?HR*m ? IB U 96 I to 46 U • 2awj<*| ta <38 84 8 Bl tf I AMrtp Urod. wife aawaife./44 I WB 8 IfiT; ANNUAL TAX 8ALBB 8 15 2 •X«f»«X ■••X 2 i CnnA Danwwm.^-A little boy shout two yremold, ehikt nf Lieut. Gao. P. Bakbh, pcaidea tally fell into n bareel nf IANQFORD G. BERRY, •dsv forenoon, and Worn diwoverad life wan extinet. •S B 812 a 8 80 to 9 79 •8 8 » ’?> ■•MS & sw^ofseX^ W0,t??w nr*. 1855. This accifaut is peculiarly 6111 afflicting t* the bereaved mother, as Mr. linker is absent in the army., G.mpaxt Fvll.—The volunteer com­ except 2 icrw ly- ud » »X .xe.pt w K pany being recruited for by ll O. Fitzger­ 1858. ald and others is mnre than full and will leave for the ’Ihursday. rendezvous $ st Inna, on otir streets as nil the soldiery and of their friendu were in the afteroonu ths Company elected its officer, drtignsting Aaron Durfee O. L. •sKofasK n to wm fully attended j and .* J»P TownS North of ut.? Wc*L 1 47 18 90 of n w W fl wptufSXl of new > • nptofaeJX < which brought nut lite patriotism of the people. Fmm the minutes before us 4c lenrn that L. Mudge offered tn give t8 extra boun­ »X of o ex 25 a wMofsikto nwWof texts 15 M 57 »3 11 to ..n ii of a wV f 17 wsf:?!? «X «>7n eX 29 n wWofoeXa 40 ty t<» eacl^ volunteer frnjn Gutleton and Maple Grove. J. Badcnck, I <3. M. J. Ijohmp 42. and several otbera fifty cents .'•ch. making an extra bounVy of about 410 to each rrermt; I -------------- iMraovKMRXTs. in the shape of new to tbe place of beginning, 19 • 40 Anv-ng them, •X ofs eX •X of u»| DWX of t>X of n »X n eV of ■ eV •’XofseX *>Xof»«X awXofn *X '.^•5*22 •X rfi«.¥‘ Hide and cross-walks, have bean made nn «mr streets of late. we notice a cross-walk suhalantirilly built ot solid timber, at the Junction inf Jefferson -SI 320 Bvrnkd.—*The small frame •X wWor.wK M 00 4 74 T Village of Orangeville. M 90 :&"* !• ■X ia no • wfli nwfl| •f nwX tXof Tribune Aug. 6. a e «i of a eX » ■ efcofa.eX 84 •L^t: WHY ARE WE SICK 1 40 40 160 If people would exercise a little - can. tion. ( combined with judgment, there •fl « nX»f»*X e pl of a rf 22 77 2 27 10 02 1 <0 B 79 97 64 90 7 6150 BEST PIANOS. 8150 •& I «!£••* fi 78 10 24 1 M tl VO 12 W 90 29 79 K«-T -n.X 8 15 Bl 9 18 91 ,u.u i y 100 • W flX W -Y3 ‘47 I I 15 17 1 51 n wX M ■ 40 ..Cofnw^M 40 » IM M •xa».x 60 90 twk . - » Ito 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, •OlOH «17« to 8200, a a* 4 u6 6 42 8 57 10 io ■J£;..ASSs2 M 85 90 10 74 j nA •f-*K }• W 71 « » •£ W 31 87 -X H" M 160 40 160 160 <¥“*?!! II H a.lWirf 3MH « J2 2 S.t to W»1 It £« « 2 t? wU of • ex & u&M-.SXlB 80 40 x * IE w pl ofepi , ofoXofaall 37 aei 81 n w«i 31 wX^faM 3* R Pa«e, of Miam^pi’ in Mi. report to lbe Mediae! Sodrty ‘»f To Comnnapllvca. Oil 10 ra the swan* of cure.. To all who desire it. Village of Bastings. Fl s ■18 ’ ? f IS Ae. -JUjjjy rf. Hris Tjrswi i8 to 80 84 12 99 90 4 dt 61 30 7 68 my2l-8m 111 15 ■ft-wgrjs' n to 9». It >17 to 31 74 8 17 to “ »’ : s 5 7 70 Ui HZ io afolSl _ _ £ s ts ssis r5r^TB«’C ;s U41WII ... I1 “TlltiSMSheiWi Kisvt amsar.Nw lark. 44. COUNTY ACCOUNTS. ■2'» » Jfi 111 SM'S t to » to a or -< •>:'■ ■ . - S‘S <WT.»— F.T»r. ■■•'• The onlr object of the advertiser iri wendin; spread Uformaxion abiob be, conceives fo bo in­ valuable’ apd ha bopha every aoFerer trih try hia remedy, an KwQlcoat them ttttMtig, sad may 8 *15’MS 4T8 BROADWAY, NEW YORK THE Advertiser bn«ing been restored ilSIi aide aoo' a a Louisiana, iw regard t«» tbe most efficient trentmaotoef,Y«4k>w, Typhoid, and intar- JeUmS AS 43 as 1M 160 419 5 91 110 BU.WI.UI", OMU — ' — — - ...I w them with any other manufactured in Clila country. GROVESTEEN & tlALE. 61 st. a 61 66 31 11 North of Rang. 90 9 45 I sing#X «f ,»X 00 6 12' n • RAirrAT*«rBRA»YrB«WEr AS A to 19 19 fe to •*ph 1 until the disease becomes entrenched A»ithlnJy‘oi.r a t Mem before resorting to upon । bnapit 8160 CASH, Rich moulding cates, and to »Uud better IhaaaMARid for |fOO or bv Iba old method* of tu«uuucli;r». Wc invito electric power nf health, V to snccewr- aisad, no serious illness will occur. 5 01 a n hboid-Fever, Ague. Pneumonia. Bilious Fever. Cholera, Small Pox. Scarlet Fe- jai? Trim nit A*MT.m£Wb«n- pain !» »• r-rieneed, Ra^wa^s Rxady Rztier is containing al! itnpravcuicnta known In tins coun­ try or in Europe, over-itruSt bas., French grand action, harp pedal, full irou tramv, for 1.H /{ in<-»s prevented. There is n<> occasion for the prevnlenca of Yellow Fever. ,Ty- i<gHbaH<*n of jMin. discomf«»rt, or uneawi toys. Fai>wat‘s Ready . Eausr ia used GROVESTKES A HALE, having removed ta their new warerooma. No. 478 BROADWAY, *e|ofsef 7 opt of n| ©fae|7 IfrArrr Rxtncp ia used, these ermptums will quickly disappear, and a aariotM ill- •at. die., for Ihetw disease* give fiiir warn ing‘nF their apphuich, nnd if on the fir*’ Rutiuga. Aug. I. 186J. f Notice ia hereby riven tbal in neccrdance with tbe proriaion* of die StatufcTn auch case undo and provided 1 do hereby daaiguote and adect the office of tbe County Treasurer at the Court llouae in the Village of Hasting* as the piece where the above deaenbed Landa will be »old io accordance with the above aoacilicatiou*. Sale to commence at 9 o’clock, A. II., on the fir.t Mondav of Oc­ tober, next H. X. HMEI.liON, wWofwX use to grumble ahoutdt. The present is ■what we must attend to, and the draft is Ffvcrishneaa,'Pain In the-Joints, Back, iilong tf»e Spine. Lags. Ate., if, Radwat’b »■ 9' 9 01 U1 01 Village of Middleville. ‘•Drafting may be a fitting resort ■ if military despots, who use their NuhjeetM as the reluctant texis of their ambition; hut it will lie a [humiliating resort for Abraham Liiccour.-—Adv. and would be fur less sickness among us.— There is no disease either simple or ma­ lignant. ■ malarious or otherwise, but gives due warning nf its appr<»ach ; and if. • hen tbhte signs are exhibited. Rad­ way’s Rkady Rklixt is /reefy adminittrred, the threatened disease will be sueressftrtly reprised. If seized with Head Eastern Addition. t • he work of an incendiary. It agton street. 2 02 SO 71 M Town 3 North of Range 7 Weak n wX 2 40 2 to M a wX » 4° 4 49 48I 8 150 19 97 1 9S I The family were absent fur the night, and it is thought tbe fire was “The past is irrevocable.' ll 97 1 19 usfrofn.l Xofn wXl 31 n w wV of " n fl ?. Xof “!I .. Only a small pnrt of the furniture 90 11 02 1084 uS 1043 IMS 1044 IMS 1573 1«T74 1076 1076 ion 113V 80 03 i SV 1140 1141 80 ' 01 90 1144 Also blank lot south of Usuk lot bounded I north by Court street e bv Mill propertv, » foj ------- Blank lot between I 100 80 160 to l»e «>n fin* at about 11 o’clock last even­ was saved. 8 s 9 I” 11 11 13 18 9 ?«• 92 7 2S 78 11 11 1 11 dwelling of Nelson Rich was discovered ing. i .wm swx » >»l< of a wX 2< nnd Stale Streets. Hocsk 9C' -1 5f2!< 9 95 We have a few notes from nee 41 Castleton which s 01 01 01 01 0! 0! 01 01 01 01 uad l-sth ora .X several war meetings in various parts of the county during tbe past week. n wXofa»X>4 of.»K 23 1st Fitzgerald 2d :;s 'i ^7^:: »,K.; of Baltimow Captain, Perry Chance of Castleton, l.ieuum«Bt,-:aad 1850. many In town. 11 11 11 fi ?5 Monday was s lively day In n r n » . a s i ii nt �gnraltiral firms. all^ 1; Geaw away—-(Norway) prob- JI W..B«tcri latest arrival b of. uniform tenor, odd, vet weather has retarded t DteMltakMb >•** tixm to ft Tftry eari(ifaa Md then will bo btri COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ter, and private kltera received here (Yom Germany report that tbe. iDcesxant rains and the buck war n.iluiy sppotmed “LOW PRICES” wheat. The Vienna correspondent at the London Timet furnishes Um fallowing kdditHMud evidence of tbe general failure: of r.r;;i:i rialog in all Austrian empire, u the weather is very unfavorable. The corn GKANT& SPAULDING —W-* DB. J. flOYEE BODS Imperial Wine Bitters!! and Esiriruinc SHERMAN C. PRINDLE, Jndpe of Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. tria.” We hare already exported large amounts of breadstuff's to Europe to sup­ ply the want hich begins t*» be fell, and the demand abroad fi«r our supplies is likely to increase rapidly. There can be no war with Europe str long as Eu­ rope must be fed from oojr surplus, even were there no questions of policy or cost to enter Into the calculation of chances. Moreover, the steady drain of gold must be arrested by tbe growing call for bread­ stuff*, and we shall have our specie re- CHANCERY ORDER. ■.X‘. aaid tn< north-eait quarter, and —•I. V-1Z ____ .. .. . . The editor of the New England Farm­ er nnyn he has practiced the fallowing plan for summer feeding of pigs fur many years, and finds it to be an excellent one. “A few rods of grass plat convenient to the pen is reserved for thia purpose, and is manured by the weekly suds from the wash room. Commencing at one side of tbe plat, a large basket of the thick, short grass is tnuwed each morn­ ing, while the dew is on, and a part giv­ en to the awine at each feeding three times a day. By tbe time the last por­ tion of the grass is cut, tbe first is ready to cut again, and in this way the ground ia mowed over many times during the summer, while the grass is kept short, nnd thick, tender, and sweet. Il keeps tbe hogs in a healthy growing condition —they are fed with as much ns they will eat every day. and little additional food h needed besides slope from the kitchen.’ number seventeen. (IT.) all in township number two (2) north of range number eight (8) west, in aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two hundred and eighty acres, [or so much thereof as will .stlafy ssid debt and intereat and costa,] will be sold al publio auction or vendue, to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door ofthe Court House, lor saiactmntv.on naturnay trie aixin oar or Bel tetnber, s.w. 1862. al one o'clock, p.u. of that da' Dated. Nay SO, ISrt. CYRUS MANN. JelltlJ Mortgagee. 8wbsut A Alux, Attys. ‘■R. nr OUR LIKE OF TRADE? liebigaa, oo the thirtieth day Ofokln book G of Mortgages, .nd 314, on which mid Mort­ on pages841.M2. gage there ia claimed lobe Awe,attbedate of thia notice, nine hundred and aixty-two andsB-lOOtha DuBara. (»9et,>W) aad no proceedings haring been instituted in law or in equityjor lhe racer-, of NMdngvn.butreaiAea tbsHtete of California ery thereof. Notice ia therefore hereby given, that Onmotnu ofC. H. Ghaae, Complainant's kfoliritor by virtue of tbe statute and power of sale con­ it is ordered that tbs aaid non• resident Defendant, tained in aaid mortgage, tbe premises therein described, to wiu Tbe north-east quarter [nett] of section number right, (8) in township number cm [1] north of range number seven [7[ west, in said county of Barty, and State of Michigan, oxceptiag a strip of land twenty rod* wide off from »a ■■ - * — i-i. ..u 1. —.1 ■ __,_„u D ened by this proceeding. marble. rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN hdbot bundrad and *lxlytwo. points, and is, in fact, the flower cup nnd the unripe seed vessel. Ail these parts may be distinctly shown, if a few leaves Are soaked a short lime in hot waler, and readily unroll. The smell of doves is very strongand aromatic, but not un­ i page I, on which Mortgage th pleasant. Their taste and smell depend be due at the date of thta notice, I upen the quantity of oil they contain.— Sometimes tbe oil is separated from the oreqnity having been instituted far tbe recovery cloves before they are sold, and the odor thereof. and taste in consequence is much weak­ Come and See!! THESE DITTF.R8 It will Mend B»-ne, Oind. Lava, and in feet evwrytb-n* hut Mtrtak. Will let saly Care;-kut Prevent Dtsense, y* end in Hiia respect are doubly valuable to the WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT curm- INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, FROM itia further ordered, that within twenty ■?Tisti Wa^t Lungs, Indigeatiea,. Dyspepsia, Diseases of tbe nervous S; stem. Paraljais, Plica, and for all cases iwqutriug wTenic Br. Ms’ Celebaried Wiwf BiUen lew am truly valuable. For tbe aged and infirm, and for persons sf a eak constitution—for MiaUfora of tbayGoapel, aw rem and ail | oldie speakers—for Book-Keep- D'JS One Buttle of IMEBK'AN CEflEKT CUE. “SSUS CJWX" Price 25 Cents, per Bottle. Price 25 Cents |5er Bottle. DV' Price 25 Cents per Bottle. reacribet! for bis appearance. HARMON SMITH, Circuit Court Commissioner. C. H. Caass, Solicitor for CotnplaiuaaL Dated. Haalinga, July M, 1MX. JyM A true copy of tbe original, on file with all kind Calltora Price 25 Cents per Bottle. A large stock of Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Oro tto Children and infante CHANCERY ORDER. TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Circuit, Court for tbe county of Burry: In ChanceryAt a aueaioti of said Court held at tbs Court Houae. in tbe villaguof Haatiap, on Tuesday, tbe IStb day of July, A. D. 1SSZ. Present, Hou. Loen 8. Lovbll, drttui Judge. S TERMS CASH. Which we offer at land. .nd thereby e-aenlially aid in bamabing ir Sub br all Drurgista, and Ntomkaopvre generally throughout tbe country. JOHNS A CMMLBY, (Sole Manufacturers.) owced ip’oebs. acne, or nervowa HcMuke, Ur. Dad.' Imperial Wise Bitter* will b» found to 78 WILLIAM STREET. Holbroo NEW YORK. Coroerof Libertr Street FEMALES. Impartant to House O a nr re. in this cause, that tbe above named defendant, B. R. Chandler, Administrator of Ibe estate of Doug­ las J. Williams, is not a resident of this Stele,but that he ia at present tn one of tbe Southern btetes, On motion ofSweexey A Allen, tbe Complainant's Solicitors, it isocDiuo that the said non-resident defendant cause bis appearance to be entered in iil.-u n.nn,v._ J.,, .a Imporant to Builders. Wo bars every kind of goods, such as Important to Railroad Companies. Ko wo- Important to Farmers. eupply. DR- J. BOVEE DOBS’ ffiCOTS <& SHADES', Imperial Wine Bitten ctrnt everybody. JOHNS At OROS LEY'S iMrm.vxD autta pkbcha CEMENT HOOFING, non-resident defendant. order to bo publtahed in tbe • H.atinga Banner." a public newspaper printed, published and circalat.n* tn uU _C1__ kll^.1__ V- GROCERIES IT IS FIKE AND WATER PKOOF MORTGAGE SALE. rine Barrett, of Rutland. Barry county and State of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley, of Marshall, Calhoun county and slate aforesaid, bearing date tbe secund day of December, A. D. 18M>, andrecorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, for aaid county of Barrv. on the 4th dar of December. A. D. 1860. at 12 o'clock, M.. in B«ck D, of Mortgages, on pages 12>i and 121 on which Mortgage there is before the time prescribed for hia appearance. bo licit ora for Complainant. (A true copy of tbe original.) HARD-WARE! ThiUS. ‘»r ato P In all newly settled places, where there pnvs bittrm DU. DR. J. BOVEE DOOS' amp XB3A1 'syjin awr-f^rn CHANCERY ORDER. TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Cijcuil Court for the County of Barrv : In Cbenoerv. . Ataasaaianof aaid Court held at tbs Court Houao in the^Vil lage of Hastings on tbs lllb day Wild Cherry Tree Bark. Spikenard. Cbanw tile Rowera. and Gentian. Tb,v am mauufoearid hr tlr Il.wl. * ** — *.L.. . S or In equity having been instituted for tbe recovery tn answer to an inquiry oil the subject, thereof: Notice ia therefore hereby given that by virtue of tbe statute, and a power of sale contained we quote tbe following about curing in aaid mortgage, tbe premises described therein, tk. __ Present, Hon. Loin 8. Loveix, Greuit Judge. warts on horses from Dr. Jennings’ work tn entitled “Tbe Uorso and his Diseases:’ of range No. nim AND Tbe fungus growth appear in the horse and Stale of Hit TKnenae M. IHliie, iHfmdeni. must frequently about, nose nnd lipa; It Mtiafactorily appeariog totblaCourt bv Affi­ but they are occasional 1v found upwi davit on file IhalTbomas M.Dillin, tbe defehdrnt, other parts of tbe body. They are some­ bidder, at tbe Court House in the rillage of Has­ ia a non-resident of thia State. Therefor*. On motion of ISwcmkt A Auax, So­ times found in large numbers about the tings. that being the place for bolding the Circuit licitors for tbe said Complainant, it is ordered lip-c of colts,and are generally rubbed Court in aaid county of Barry, and State of Mich- that tbe said Defendant,Thomas M. Dillin, cause vff. or dropped off; if, however, they grow large, and became deeply rooted, HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., they may be cut off by passing a needle hlHU AaaigMeeofMortg be Died, and a copy thereof to bwkeut a Atxax, Attys. through tbe center, armed with double Complainant’s Sateilon, with thread, and tied tightly around the neck ter aervlcr upon him of a cop aaid Bill and notice «f the entry ol onler, rod tn on each aide. This prevents the pos­ default thereof, that said Bill be taken »a confes­ sibility of the ligatures being rubbed off; sed by sald non resident Defendant. Aad it la PROBA FA0/?Z>AT?.-STATEOF MICHIGAN. of every description or they may be painted over with the County of Barry, aa. preinaguate* of potash, a few applications of which will entirely destroy warts of a large sire: or they may be removed with knife. of Probate. n the matter of the estate of Ebenexer Rath- V Sure** *■D •* IMS, Ac.; by ths pnucipal ^riLouas, Aaraarscvs, and otbera, and baa proved u. be tbe CHEAPEST and MU8T DURABLE RGUF1NG in use; it U ia A WRE. WATER. WEATHER and r,“N?«!'lk>oF *r ,oow OF ALL oy uju way, He had imbibed On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified of Lucy Ralhbura. widow of laid d♦ceased, pray- wdu, very strict views un religious matters, however, and once ftskrd bts adopted mother if she didn’t think it wrong for the old farmers to ' ' and’ fall ' ■ asleep, paying t etime to church better regard tn the service. She replied •be did. Acoordi church next Sabbath, be filled hie pock One bald-headed old ms with spplea. rmnti, particularly attracted its atten­ tion. Seeing him at last nodding, and giving nasal evidence of bis being in tbe land of dreams,” be hauled up and took A TTO A. ow he. A eieallv. No Heat ia required in making application pcasable aa a ' ucctneu toe ’ The expense of applying it b but trUHnr. aa u ordinary Roof cun be covered and Bawbed Us ■ TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! It can be applied by any one. KTwm IN at DRY GOODS! GUTTA PERL’UA CEMENT. CHARLES W1DD1F1ET.D A CO, For Coaling Metnla of all »"'LB PMOFRirroaa. Kinds w hen '.tot BsTry rxporod totbc AcImhi U ibe Wither, Per PreserrlMg aifl BcmIfIlet i Beefs ef ail kiiis. BeUI HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PWimki. Stacks of ftrk.N. J., lived a very pious family who had taken an orphan boy to raise, ft IT WILL^MEXrTcniNA. ducumM general warmth. They are also excel­ lent for Itiseaa-a and------------------------------------- Cloves are unopened flowers of a small evergreen tree that resembles in appearance tbe laurel or bay. It is a native of molucca, or Spruce Islands, but has been carried to all the warmer parts of the world, and ini argely cultivated in the tropical regions of America. The ■nd cost*, al public auction flowers small in size, and in large num [bool bidder. at tbe Court Hoi bersjn clusters at the very end of tbe branches. Tbe cloves we use arc flow­ of Michigan, on ibo sixth day of September. A ers gathered before they are opened, and 1982, at nne o'clock in the afternoon of aaid d Dated, May 20, 18SA whilst they are still green. After being H. J. PERRIN A CO., gathered they are smoked by a wood jelltit Assignees of Mortgagi fire and then dried in lhe sun. Each Bwsoar A Allxx, Sltya. consists of two parts, a round head, which is tbe four petals or leaves of lhe flowers rolled up, inclosing a number of MORTGAGE SALE. small stocks or filaments. The other EFAULT baring been made in tbe condition of payment of a ceitain Indenture of Mortpart of lhe clove is terminated with four VOL SII'CLASS, rr will mend WE STILL­ WOOD. -roai a^w.l-1 ILL MEND IVjUB ray that brakes Ivory tlie world to ndiMtmeal •fellalsims trsierr* WIU* MKND Ran ysw Mae Fsraiiare. ■>» Mteii tea-' v« *“>-«• ™ Ji •very eeeondday there is a thunderstorm, Ith longcootinued and heavy rain; tn fact, t his summer is the coldest and wet- test thaLbas ever been known in Aus­ IT B rr WILL Loots S. Lovcu_ Boliciiora for Complainant. Circuit Judge. [A true eopy of the original.] ‘ * Attest. D.Bnuxsa. A TT A. S Manta aadftd Aetiatfar METAL BOUFH, coo- day ofSeptember, . SM'gnad for the hearing of aaid petition, a that tbe heirs at lew of aaid deceased.and al! otl TATE OF MICHIGAN. Babmt Conrrr 1 w aUd* Clothi ”• OOED*OR ftUN IX warm weather, and .xoT.tfash uff. MCTAL ROOf-S APKRVHA cement ptOU Houae toes Mt Atodre BeaillM Teelhi WILLIAM JONES. K R 8. C. FRIND OUR GOODS TT Exec nt or’a Sale. „ — B „ T0U2ANm! RUBBER BARR, “ Unusually Low! Wool! Wool’ WOMalM-.- Tin sum ™e2Sg^»awh>. — At a late festival, a pretty miss Wbm. Gw.Oto.Bttte. UH. Fort, ■si twllj slnxxt ,oa ten all suns os JOBTWOHTW, ORABT « BPAtJLDUW aaaoatXT, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-20.pdf df36aeee04f6a91dadd30159f5aed990 PDF Text Text SlfKAa BtHUTBAH VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1862. /.trr Ristisp fimrr, P-t?" eovrr,. Detail* of the Aaasrtnstlon of Gaaerrf JJortrg. o*«“ u raiatonSrrni eroiroxT, ■ The following is from the drawer of Hsrper’s Magsxiue : '■ • ol * ingtoo, on-,W ed neaday of last week, loud M TXTS. Mikibters luve a joke sometimes; and a Western correspondent eend* u* the best une wc have read in many a day : “1. would like to tell you a shurt stiiry, Mr. Drawer, that will prove that even lhe best of ministers love fun, even if It should raise a laugh on aa earnest, elo­ to tn»* to thywIL H. N. SHELDON, . I «MS disabled ii I pjoaWr • D™« Stor* Goodyear Block. GREAT moil!! ^istinqs’ Unsintss Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &. Striker, quent little dominie whose burning word* and noble life have accomplished much for Christ’s cause In the West. “I was spending the night in a hotel in Freeport, Illinois. After breakfast I Shall be a fruitful seed: Lire truly, and thy Ilf* *hall came into the sitting room, where 1 me: a pleasant, chaUy, good humored, travel* er, who like myself, was waiting for the morning train from Galena. Wo con­ versed freely nnd pleasantly op several topic* until seeing two young ladies meet and kisa each other io the street, tho con­ versation turned on kiui^g, just about the time the train was approaching. ‘‘Come,’’ said he, taking up bis carpet ^Surtllanj. A TlL?l1LL’!to adtentebe WITH THE REBELS. The New York Timet publishes a pri­ vate letter from a young officer, named Montgomery, with General Franklin’s division, which gives the following thril­ ling accfinnt of a personal adventure with the rebels, during the fight at Franklin's landing at Weal Point. He says : “My own escape is wonderful, and in­ deed almost miraculous, and I forget not to thank God for bis watdifulneaa over me. It was about one o'clock P. M., wh«n 1 received an order from General Newton ti» go forward in the wood* tn ascertain whether the rebels were falling back, and whether a certain regiment of ours held its position there. I went for­ Jl)»T RECEIVED ward at once a* fast os my well tired horse could carry me, and upon entering the wood* moved cautiously until I reach­ a new and most complete assortment of ed a barricade, when bearing voices be­ side me 1 plunged into the woods, think­ DREGI AND MEDICINES, (■^Chemicals, Paints, Olis, Cam­ S phene, Burning Flnld, Holbrook** Now Block, Hartings, Mich. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL SWEEZEI dk ALLEN. TTORXKYR AT LA Wand Solicitor* in Chan- ms xy FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL ’ PURPOSES,ONLY^J n*d buslne**. O'Bee in th* Court Route, Hasting*. Mich. DANIEL COOK, full stock of J Tai Agent, will attend to the collection of • -Maand all other buaioeaa pertaining to bi* office. • Hee in Goodyear** block, up stair*. GROCERIES! I. A. HOLBROOK, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; I. M. HCRSF.LL, p:: (CTDaEIS’T ZKEBTnnXHEB'I JOHN ROBERTS Aid Cooking Extracts, II. P. CHERRY, ■*r»»ii>lnc«> and fidelity. .__ irs-k Residence, Johnstown. 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Nalieitor sad Ocostolor to . .. . .. ____ -di_ AttBaS to aav ing, of course. it was one of our regiment* —3!st N- Y.—and was surprised to find I had gone right into a perfect nest of the Hampton Legion, from South Carn, lina, who were lying behind trees, atiuiding behind bushes, and kneeling behind stum|< like bee* 1’at once perceived my mistake, and knew that nothing but the most mnsurnate coolness would save me. I therefore saluted them, nn<T they taking me for a rebel officer asked me how far Gen. Hampton was then. I an­ swered without hesitation, and with rath er more assurance than 1 thought I pos­ sessed, “I left him about ten rods below here,” and added “Now boys, the Gene­ ral expect* y«>u to do your duty to-day.” 1 then turnedjpy horse slowly to lull suspicion, and congratulating myself on the prolutblr success ofiny ru/t, when seeing the U. 8. on my cap, they yelled out “that’s a d—d Yankee son of a b—b, give him h—II!’’ On hearing this, I dashed the spur* to my horse, threw my head over his neck, and made for the road. A perfect volley of Minnie balls passed over and around me—killing my horse, who rolled over carrying me with him, and left me duwn. Well knowing that nothing else but apparently time would save me. I laid with my head back in a ditch, as I fell, and appeared dead for some ten minutes. 1 did not move a muscle or a feature, although lhe scoundrels were swarming around me, and threatened to “end me." * 1 re­ mained in this way until they came upto me, took away my pistol, and comrnencd general plundering, and as they fin­ gered away I could not suppress a smile —and then rising, I said : •'Well, men, I yield as a prisoner of war.” They said, “you’ve been sham­ ming, you d—n Yankee scoundrel, have you I" ‘Certainly” said 1, “everything is fair in war.” They then commenced to abuse me as a. d—n Yankee this, and a d— n Yankee that, when I turned upon then and said, “1 have yielded as a pris Rnecial attention will b« paid to COMPOUND- oner of war, and I demand to be used as such. We in the North know how to one pnrehaaing medicine* of u* can rrty upon treat dog* better than yuu do men ; now their being lead me to you: commanding officer.”— They gave me another volley of abuse, at which I merely smiled, and then a shell fired by our artillery, at the place where I <A* seen tu enter, burst like the wind, among u«—skinning my nose nnd scat tering the rebel rascnla like chaff. They aelted their muskets, pointed two of them at me. and told mo to “come along, you d—n Yankee I" I still talked with them to gain time, when another shell bursting among ua, they moved on further, calling ine to “come un," while I said, “go ahead, lead the way quick.” J then raw a favorable moment, and pre­ ferring freedom to a Southern prison. I made one bound into the wood*, and went back as fast a* my well tired legs could carry m^. 1 felt very much ex hauated, and was carried to the roar by some men and placed under a tree, when, HOW LGBT! AND HOW RESTORED! with whitktv and care, I soon felt strong er, although my leg was stiff. They wished me to go in an ambulance to the hospital, but 1 politely declined, and call ir.g for an extra horse, J was lifted oa his bark, and returned to the field aad report­ ed to Gen. Newton for duty. He kindly t..|d me that I had di.tingutobed n.yralf fnTTF'AIP. F®B (DASH MANHOOD; ■ ABMOK ■■rrH, irKCCIT CDCKT COM ! rv..u]U. A AaKriur. I. .JI iM. C—rt. <w Oi»k lM« • 1 bag, “trace we are on so sweet a subject, let us have a practical application. 1'11 make a proposition to you. I’ll agree to kisa the most beautiful lady in lhe cars from Galena, you being the judge, if you will kiss the next prettiest, 1 being the judge.’’ “The proposition staggered me a little, nnd I could hardly tell whether bo wua in earnest or in fun ; but as he would Im as deep in it as I oduld puastbly be, 1 agreed, provided he Would do the firat kissing, though my heart failed somewhat a* I saw hi* black eye fairly sparkle with daring. “Yes said he I’ll try it firat. You take the back car, and go in from the front end, where you can see the faces of the Indies, and you stand by the one you think the hnudeomest, and I'll come in from behind and kias her.” “1 bad hard ly stepped inside the car, when 1 saw al the fir»t glance une "f the luvelieat look­ ing women my eye* eve/ tali' on. A beautiful blonde, with auburn hair, and a bright, sunny face, full ul love and sweetne**. and as radient and glowing ns lhe morning. Any further search was totally unnecessary. 1 immediately took my stand in the isle uf the car by her side. She was looking out uf lhe win­ dow earnestly, aa if expeting some one. The back door of the car opened and in stepped my hotel frL al. I pointed my finger slyly U» her, never dreaming that he would dare to carry out bi* pledge; and you may imagine my horror mid amazement wfeeP be stepped up qukkly behind her, and, stooped over, kissed her with a relish that made “my mouth water, from end to end.” “1 expected of course a shriek uf ter­ ror, and then a row generally, and a knockdown ; but astonishment succeded astonishment when 1 saw her return the kisses with compound interest. “Quick as a flash he turned to me, and said. “Now, sir it is your turn point­ ing to a hideously ugly, wrinkled old woman who sat in lhe seat behind. “Oh, you must excuse me!"l exclaim­ ed. “I’m sold this time. 1 give up.— Do tell me who you have been kissing.” “Well,” said he, “since you are a man of so much taste, and such quick preceplion, I’ll let you off.” •‘And we all burst into a general peal of laughter as he said, “This' is my wife I I have been waiting here for her. 1 knew that was a aafe preposition.” “He told the story to his wife, who looked tenfold sweeter as she heard it. “Before we reached Chicago we ex­ changed cards, and I discovered that my genial companion was a popular EpiscoCI preacher, of Chicago, whose name 1 ri frequently heard. “Whenever I go to Chicago I always go to hear him, apd a heartier, more nat­ who cams forward amid loud applause, and spoko ns follows: Fcllow.citixms : 1 believe there i« no precedent for,my appanriqg bafere you on this occasion, [npplaiise;] but it is also true that there is no precedent foryour being here yourselves, [applause and laughter.] And I offer, in justifies, tion.uCinyseif nnd'of you, that, upon ex amination, I have found nothing in the Constitution against it. [Renewed ap­ plause.] I, however. Have an- impression that there arc younger gentlemen who will entertain you better, [Voices, “no,” “go on,") and better adores* your under, stauding, than 1 will or could ; and therefore will detitii) you but a mo- and feather the rebels,”] .Tam very lit­ tle inclined, up any uccasion, to say any­ thing, unless I/fiope to produce some good by ir. [A voice, *jrou d<» thst; go on.”] The t»iily thing I think of just now, not likely to ba better said by soms one else, is a muter in which we. have heard some />lber person blamed for what 1 did myself, [voices, ‘‘what i* it?”] There has been a very widespread at­ tempt have a quarrel between General McClellan ar.d the Secretary of War.— Now I occupy a position that enables me to believe, at least, these two gentlemen are not near so deep in the qnarrel as some presumlhlr'to be their friends.— [Cries of •'good.”] Gan. McCJellau’* at tiludo i* such that, in the very selfi*hue*s of bis nature be caunot Imt wish to be 8u>2ces*fol and I hope he will. And the Secretary of War is precisely In the same' situation. If the military com­ mander in the field cannot be suc­ cessful, not only the Secretary of War, but myself— for the tune,being master of them both—cannot but be failures/ [Ap­ plause and laughter.] I know General McClellan wishes U> be successful, and I know be does not wish it any nu>re than the Secretary yftJWar for bitn, and both of them no more' than I wish it. [^pplnuse, and cries of “good.” Sometimes we hear a dispute about how thaay men Gen. McClellan ba* had, and those who would disparage him say be has bad a very large number, and those who would disparage the Secretary uf War, insist that Gen. McClellan has had a very small number. 'I he basis for thia is, there is always a very wide difference, and on this occasion perhaps a wider one between the grand total on McClellan'* rolls and the men actually fit for duty, and those Who would disparage him talk of the grand to­ tal on paper, and those who would disparage the Secretary of War talk of those at present fit for duty. General McClellan has sometimes asked for things that the Secretary of War did not give him. McClellan is not to blame fur asking what he wauled and needed, and the Secretary uf War is not to blame for not giving what he had tint to give. [Applause,-laughter and cries uf“go<>d.] And I sat here, so for as 1 know, the Secretary of War lias withheld nothing from McClellan without ray imprubati on, and I have withheld no one thing at knj time in my power to give him. [Wild applause and a voice “give him enough now.” 1 have noaccuaation against him. 1 believe be is a brave and able man.— [Applause.] And I stand here, ns Jus­ tice requires mo to du, to take upon myself what has been charged on the Secretary uf War. a* withholding from him. 1 have talked longer than I expect ed. 1 avail myself of my privilege of saying no more. The Rebel Cheat oa Exchange. ural, and mure eloquent preacher it is The rebel officer* who were released hard to find. “He was then but a young man ; be is and sent to Richmond last week were now known as one of lhe ablest divines ««f Generals Buckner, Tilgbmun, Mackall, the Episcopal denomination in the West.” PeUigrcw and Gantt, with Commodore Darron, Optnina Mitchell and Kennon, and a host of inferior officer* of both navy and army. The federal officers who The Philadelphia Prttt states that it were to have been exchanged for these A is now certain that Beauregard is Insane, men are still detained in Richmond. and is at a watering place in Alabama. correspondent, of the Pbilidelpbia Preu Gen. Joe. Johnston was wounded by a wp-. Minnie ball at thelbattle of Seven Pines, “New* finally came to Adjutant-Gene­ very severely. The ball passed through ral Thomas that they would not return the left breast, near the ehnnlder, and at present, the Confederate government running down the spine, lodging, and i having concluded tu. detain tiiem. And causing a terrible wound. Johnston ii this after General Thomas had confiding now suffering from the wound, and h not ly liberated all their offidera, and tenderly expected to recover. Magruder and sent a number of their'sick to City Point Huger have both been relieved of com­ by the Geotgis, that they might be taken mand. and the demi-gods of the Southern army are Lee. Hill, and Jackson. Gen. thia boat to Aiken's Landilig, the guard Lee was the favorite cavalry staff officer on board, under Lieutenant Miller, Tenth of Gen. Scott, who considered him the New Jersey Regiment, were indignant ablest officer In our army at one time.— in the extreme, and had they not been He is a distinguished engineer, and, restrained by Lieutenant Miller, wmald from this fact alone. It has been thought Lave retaliated by, seUteg.fire to Aiken’s he would never be a areal General.— houMfud all hi* outbuilding*. If any reason had beep given for thi* treachery t<> Gen. Thomas no did’nnt communicate breaking nut of the rebellino. He fur wxne years superintendent <»f the ittobia aiibordinatea. It was generally Slate Military Academy of N.''rib.Car-: oliaa, and has always beep vary ssocr*fu) Pkipc’a recent orders. Die -indignation io the management ofbia division. Gen. of the country on receipt of libianewa will Thomas Jcffamm Stonewall Jackson was be very great. Il will also hasten enji*t- j,'. ... ’ « •ar, iba mordenwa lo*lnj bod, a eiasamate of Gen. McCkdkn st Wijst menta. .Uliana I r,ar b.baid,aad aa U<K» and rorre, tba, biw« t*a Sm prm- volunteers th .the Mexican war with After the war be accepted the ted femn bis wife. She obtained, a di­ ..f net MCallaol vino™. Tbrj credit. Eirtfollx of Profewfor at the Virginia vorce with sixty pound* a yeac alimony. Hilary Institute at Lexington, aroand For thin she brought suit, and offered to reduce th*' alimrtay to forty-fire poinds ]. C. ELIMB. mm MM MWWtaMh Wk UWr towwlw, ar u> ««r! »•— iSiuimI'-— vooU blto a oud> borbor- Hy.- *«“ » *y wrt* •»“r • Rashvttiei-AQffMt 1; ,n The remains of Gan. Robert McCook arrivad-’by tim Mo rfreasburt:. .-train, and .relyiojaitlwSl CUud Huict. Ut ,«> sick, and was riding.In an ambulance, m advance oHib Brigade, with a smalf e*J co’rL1 He inquiredbt a bouse for a good pise/ tn aunp. Tbs inmates gar rdlresf liana which he follcwed A»*Fwas tqrrowuL •d. by a guerrilla band, ana of whom reached a pi*U»! intcuthc ambuHnce nnd shot him in the side. The guerrillas then captured several of his escort ai>d escaped. Those of the escort who were nut taken, gave the alarm to the brigade a* so-.n as possible, which came tip nnd.' burned the hou?e.,,.'pie inmates JuraJncd. K ported ihatjteme person^ were' hung in the n-igbhorbood by,pur tolfllers.aTM guerrilla* 6red on; a train going South qtt the Decatur road to-day between Spring Hill and Qdumbia, and woundqd ravdrel persons, II,Js,supposed there were twoor three hundred guerrilla. They had plaesd croas‘Aiff*rbh the rails, .SoV the pH.: dn'eer ran on pushing the obstructions . off. The Reason Whr Corcoran f» HeM. To the Editors of tin Evening Post: Within the past three weeks I met in the cars uf the New York Cenlrai /Railroad a young officer of the Signal Corps, who was on bis way to rejoin it. ,a£ler s brief leave of absence granted Turn, tp enable him to recruit :hisheath, which Imd suffered frtim a two m‘»p|b»’ ojnfinomtuU In tap ktothiorne pr.iaiiDaj maud, HeJ told me, he bad aeehJ And conversed with Colbhnl Corcorab^ And that lhe rebels refow-d to exchange him because they .feared that If hej’ leased the story he could tell ’of tb'6 oiitrages inflicted upon him. nnd .the suffer­ ing* be had endured in ‘c<>n»eqiiAnce of bi* loyality, vould fyuip ttery Irishman in the loyal Slate? down to Richmond m avenge the barbarous treatment be had received for solung a tipe, '.and Is still enduring. Tn* Widow or a United Statzs AxHT.OrricKB. Ax Ascxuc “Slave Catcihui.”—In Genesis forty-sixth chapter and ninth verse, we read: And the angel of the Lord said—Re­ turn to thy mistreaa and submit to her bonds.— Chicago Timet. Ah, yes, Abraham, Hagar'* master was a loyal man and believed in the en­ forcement of the laws.” The book of Exodus, on the other hand, tells us that Moses, the servant of die Lord, abducted over 6.000,000 slave* from an obdurate, stiffnecked old rebel named Pharaoh, after he had polluted him with frogij bit him with vermin, stung hlhi with flies, covered him with hulls and pelted him with hailstones*, and when the old Seces­ sionist tried to chase them, the Lord opened the.Red Sea.rdd told them to Skedaddle.—Eash'cille Union. Monx Exas^®**^iox.—“Our men,’’ writes a surgeon connected with the 52d Regiment Indiana Volunteers, “have kil­ led many, bloodhounds valued at tlOO apiece. These dogs, kept to hunt runa­ way negroes, were put after some of our men, and hence their •laughter.” Is it “policy” to kill kn animal so val­ uable to the Southern gentleman to keep his slaves in arder? Will not such ru.tbleas conduct as thi* farther exasper­ ate theSouth! Who can doubt that by such Imprudent acts as these oar South­ ern" brethren are rendered more and more unanimous.—Evening Pott. Powaarix Maoxxt.—A lecturer, was onpe dilating upon the powers of the magnet, defying any one,tn show or name anything surpa*sing Tta. piiwers, when a man mounted the stand and told1 him that woman wai'the megnet of magnets, for, said he.it the loadstones could attract a piece of iron a footjor two, there »a* a young woman', who, when he was a ynnng mah, used U> attract him thir­ teen miles every Sunday to have -d that with her! • —Tho Washinfftosians,' who have been accustomed, to. see brail buttons and uniforms, sboulder'-straps, srid a huge retiritfe of staff officers as the only evi­ dence of strategy and general Napoleonic abilities, were astonished atl’ope’* ypostentatious appearance and.plain citixen’a cb»lhe*. The General wita received with special eoniideiititwi and cordiality by Secretary HtanUin. hV tat, everybody cwwfcl fighting Generift. A Floral Sent(r»e<)ti—If you look to “heart* ease," .ueyw . loqk .to^mgrqr WA • •• ■ • I" ,... — An editor out Weat aaya if “time Is ■umey.”be is willing 10 axxjbaDga a. little of hi* fqr the bard. . . .. n vr . Iffirta ds*ign* a mao tn teach, she compels him to learn fitter Iseaons, tod, w hether he will or no. . . . , —‘*y Bora* ofthe Southern rebels have been �HASTIHGfi BARKER, iTgi meats. Cue were within “Retaliation •hose who dont thimk AND THOSE WHO DO W«4*esi*y ■•niaf, A agist M» recta, and lhe _ en betoken* that tbe ev re.rh^e^ _Gx>fld Army of the No I*PPer« W1TMOVT WILS AND WITH FOBS 'ftlfOn. circulating freely on Sunday (WAY’S READY .nd of tbe ct preceetxuea C.rter’. .nd CoL Boyd’* *>"»■ ■>.’ exterually or b/wedminwtrntio. , u U* rihtli FORWARD WITHOCT and our army forced to retreat w ith great loss. back and captured a large wbo prefer shivery to tbe Union, and ♦ho have no word of condesraatiOn We whole strength long agoL and now what Of course tbe loy­ . Senator Carlisle, from Western Virgin­ number of prisoners. ia, ta ose of tbe few professed Union men, bring now to atop their progress? Andotbsra, that IFb had driven tho enemy al portion of our city were mors to believe the latter. willing Yet we have learn- ■ their gallantry. ........ . Knoxville papers giro u list of one 1 HJADACSB................... will they resort to to resist the progress of n»tnrin« /Utf W<yt1 Wjil iMj arm the Macks? ' They dare not do that, for traitors, unless qrodifisd by n comparison place no reliance on rumor. *t*H; there­ with those be calls Abolitionists. fore wo waited with as much patience It is however, a striking and note worthy fact that the loyal men of Western Virginia weapons, that -might W!turned against their masters the Brat opportunity that offered ; mid that would come- shortly., q ceived some particular* from a . oorrbs- Wo have just learned from good au­ repudiate the seml-traitor Carlisle, since pendent, who was oa the field during thority that McClellan's army have cm; he has let his partisan feelings override wme portinn of the battle, which you barked on transports and will snOh be bis selfish loyalty. have no doubt received before this time. around to Aquta 'Greek, and from tbcnp? We call special at­ Gen. Banks proved tention to tbe following telegraphic ac­ his Generalship count of a meeting in Wheeling, as show­ Mmetime ago by conducting n retreat, ing the feelings of tbe unqualified loyal and now he has shown it still more by men of the Border States toward those maintaining his position with an unbrok­ wbo betray them: en front in tbe face of n force of more Wheeling, Aug. 12.—The greatest meeting of the war in Western Virginis was held in tbe spacious freight depot of the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. in this city to-night. The building is estimated to hold comfortably 500 peraons, but was filled to suffocation, and crowds Id tbe and successfully than double bis own, Th. C<«M«lh Ark.»sps, Lieutenont IT. K. Stevens, of South CAfotinn, commanding^. Idft Vicksburg on Monday to co^piraib Ini tbe attack on Baton Rouge.' After ps-sing Bayou Sara s-.ore purtion of her maehlniry be­ came disabled, and she wits hoofed In combined force of Bumside, Pope nnd McClellnn. Tbe nnncuhdn i'as proyed a towards the shore for repairs. Whilst in thia position sbb was attacked 'by a fleet of Yankee gunboat* frdm - below.— After a eallant rtsistanoe she was aban­ doned nnd blown -up. The I officers aud crew, we aroinformed, reached the shore failure, and now they are going to try; the in safety. to Fredericksburg, and a base of opera tiger. defending himself, until relief came.— sive will be the order of things now, wo Tbe rebels undoubtedly believe and hnpe here; which will soon end the war, and place tho Star, nud * • A vigorous pursuit on the offen­ «• 1- . .. *.._** I, it •dseeerof tbrvtlsiaih,* ■«> tottaw. would be Hkelr w . TO THOSE wnu DO THINK. ) akapttesi.aud b< convinced, it combine* tn vt» a direct power ovar tbr “ nor apodine that rdie enbai to Itself, and for tbe Engli.b lal?f U.I‘KJ* rf_.___________ I.UDd fata) if Radway'a Fili, w^re adopted.loitietr ?relt* rJ&aKTS&iUStiSK: Jnring lhe operation <<tbvir Jitifa, 1. sign I iflbair pilla expaltod with Um diicatod buuwra left cirtlu»ting io internal administration. Whan applied exter­ nally, it will be found a moat powerful counter were issued Io-dny. .v.. ,’ J irritant it lai Orderad EigkUt, Tlut in filling all the neigl ticular yidnity, which they did, leaving Stripe, all over tbe land once inure.— requisitions for t^ilitim-lbs qurUaa of. the their deatl and wounded upon lhe field. The way to put down rebellion 4aMto will .ppnriiwl b, Tbe account, are still rather meager, march on to where (heir greatest-force is the Governors among tho. aevcral counstreets. AVOID sALIXKFl-7?’. v Hta, so that allowance ehall be madei’to Gov. Pierpont presided orar the vast but enough is .known to justify us in the concentrated and destroy and disorgan­ such counties and aubdivisiona ofcounties concourse and in eloquent terms intro­ belief that the enemy has received a hard ibiok tbM, all 1. ize their army. No capitulation or —— for all voluiiteera heretofore furnished eitncr io oua ot two waja} < duced Hos. J. Sherman, Hon. J. A. of both. Fiasr.—They eel directly upon the ncrblow, which will be repeated every time by them nnd mustered into the service Bingham,of Ohio,nnd,llun. W.T. Willey, Gen. Pope’s army get. near enough to lions. But a force used to crush it from t»f the United States, »>d wlroae stipula­ Senator from this State. a-.- (’ Among the distinguished strangers strike. Such sturdy and straight for­ resistance so It will never dare to show ted term of service shall not Im vo expired. ; (Siguud) Edwin M.iSrarroN. present was Gen Kelly. The depot wss ward Generals as Sigel, Banks, Burnside, itself again. feciing al all Secretary uf War. brilliantly illuminated and hung with atop pain—be , . and their officers and men under them, Cassiua M. Clay made a speech at the 's-yariwt fieultte* still remain tu iirlurr «■ • flags and mottoes, one of the mosTprom • New York, Aug. ¥4, Inent of which was, “No Vallandinjiham- will be sure to crowd things along, nnd Soldiers Aid Festival last evening. Mid upon the biood veMele without, aa in the caae Ct The TVwrea Washington. y<trrespondfiit depletive*, (L-wfi* or • -----------'* ----------ism, no Carlisleism, but Union and Lib­ not wait lor the enemy to evacuate their his sentiments were loudly • applauded. says: “Pope is'pgsbing.forward. STcgel out aratem. Now. lhe erty forever.” Another was : “Once all camps, but force them to do so at tbe Fie alluded to the feet of tbe Star* and an4 MqDp.well arc unden*t<4xJ to have preaide over theJifood ’r*ek5,H kf*LS 2S means to conciliate, now all means to condition, nd enre tl* point of tbe bayonet. We may now Stripes once protecting slaves and slave crossed the RapMan and to hr at Orange crush." itADWAY S HEADY RELIEF. Court House. Tbe rebel* foul been exlook for stirring times in Virginia right pecs I d Washington. He spoke of Eng One ol the reMlutfons denounced John pectcd to make some tlfere, but II . We proclaim ba* tbia dsuMe action of aaanafinc laxc irou» S. Carlisle as traitor to bis constituents, along. Gen. Pope’s order, have stirred land’s animosity to this country os being now seems probable that we will , meet pain, bv iu apcciiic cflccl upon the nerve* and -and called upon him to resign his posi- up the “holy horrors" uf Jeff. Davis, and very great. “Ot all tbe foreign powers, no opposition this side of GorJtrtwviTIo. lion in tbe Senate, which he had dis­ he has issued his proclamation of retalia­ she is the mostiminical to our cause.— Jacksun is understood to be making HAPWAY 4 C Rbeiunataate^LatnlMuro, Tooth-ache. Head-ache, graced. tion upon Generals and other officers in Be said that we expected a friend iu her, every preparation lor defending lhe mace. aud a variety ot »ucb like complaint*. When The war spirit in Western Virginia is Tlie Tribune Ims the, annexed, tjuted takau iuJfcniallr. iU astringent and diffusive fully aroused, and the quota nearly made case Gen. Pope punlsbe* railroad des­ but her lords, her press, her people arc ettiuulsftng qualities check m tbe moat natural Headquarters Army of .. Vfrgmjn, Camp _ Estate of yen. '’ troyers, bridge burners and murderers cautious of injuring tho - institution r of up. STA^lTDP MJCUlGAh. Uxea near Cedar Run, Auguftid : “’Die rebels Gen. Kelly was called out by aecia as he says be shall in hi. order*. He slavery, and would rejoice in our down', make no stand ot the . Rnpidan,..i»tit are At a aaaatotr of tho Fnzbatr ination, and made a few eloquent and ef­ protestsagalust our making war on a fall. In speaking of tbe Russian Empcr- retreating on Gurdouavillo by the Orange fective remarks. At the close of the similar plan to his own. His way is a er.aa our friend be was loudly applauded, Court Monse road. Gen. Buford..wflb meeting, Gen. Kelly was unanimously cavalry and artillery, and Gen. Milmy, .requested to change tbe name of Camp patent, one would suppose, that could and said Russia will stand by ua- Her with a large force of infantry, iare pursu­ Carlisle to Camp Kelly. not be infringed upon by any manner of cmperor-hiki told him m many times. ing and have al ready-crowed t#w river at Fie complimented Russia, her emperor audwiaif the iwtition, duly rena* different fordable poin’u. The heavy it* virtues. Now, this Senator Carlisle some tine means, without everybody being horri­ JJbsw. uraiiijii, forctrtaui rea«oe» fied at tbe spectacle. Ho forgets what and her people, and said the poor ,uf Rus­ rains of Monday and yesterday have ln"*tr»tkn> of wsineb made a speech at a Democratic Ute may be^ywt ■; . be has been doing,and thst it needed not sia were far superior to the poor of Great swollen the stream nnd delayed, lhe cros­ gathering in Indiana. And this speech ard B. Shaw tu*r sing of detached bodies of th*’"rebel*.— Congreu to engeta law for him to take Britain. But I must close now in time CVKKD llPIDLY AMD RADICALLY is one of the reasons for his repudiation A portion of Juckson’p infantry and n charge of Union property, and devote it for lhe mail. by the loyal people of his own state.— noon, be auogned for lhe hearing of said | considerable train of wagons arc said to Yours truly and that tbe heir* at law af *aid deceased, G to the exclusive use of helping to destroy be still <in tho; flptih bank of the river, Nor do we wonder at this; bis whole hayityv arrived‘by roads parallel to the this Government. He forgets, iu his CALLED speech contains not one word of condem­ Frobate Office in llasti'nsa. and other .cplumns, and finding th* ford irn- RA D W A V S. REN O V ATI N G enthusiasm to have this war conducted nation for traitors, but insists that tbe PusmIiIc util)! it fulls, it is believed thev llHbOtVBNT v | . on “civilized principles," that men have OF THE WEEKLY enemies of lhe country are in the North, wUl ,Ur nipt tiled.” )A tiUARANTEE.-One to *ix bottle* of been bung in Virginia before tbe eye. of and demands that Abolitionists be con­ I Dr. Radwav'* Cloaiudug Byrup— -called UAl»their families, without trial, and for no McClellan’* Moremeuta Sucecavfui. signed to Fort Warren. And then he WAY’S RENOVATING RK50LVR.’VT-ain«.rr £«‘‘n«tn cause only being true to thi. Govern­ l‘Liladelphi.i,iAug . . . . „ 15. the worst e»WofRina Diiraaa, Baorodsty Bypbtakes great pains to tell tbe people wbo ment, founded by the greatest men the It is currently reported here, toned on H,ia- r*TWSoT** «r B«rtwuc Eruption. -are the Abolitionists, and in the course ol z., ■> ■ t.l that can l.~ be produced. -TKia This Krra,n Syrup ia hitftilr highly Maa con itnmediatriy prev ii*u» tv raid dav gooda atrtburity, -i that- McClellan's late world ever produced. Washington, Jef­ his speech includes all the officers of lhe ( (A Ittir CCp»;V* ’J'S.it . By telegraph to Lhe Richmond Examiner Aug. 9. movements on the Peninsula, have been ccnlraled,exceedingly powerful, two tea»pounfnl» ferson, Franklin and others. That mil­ Mobile Aug. 8, 1862. government and all others who are earn­ conducted with entire safely to bis com­ tbe most elegant tnrdicinal preparation made.) estly laboring to suppress the rebellion. lions of United States property was ap­ A special dispatch to lhe Advcrtiur tk mand. propriated by him to carry on thi. ao- Tribunt, dated Jacksoo, todny, says To TfiE PUBLIC. PROR.lTfttiVMlIf^ iff I In his whole speech, he nowhere recog­ Coraw or Baaav. u An xx-Govbknok in Bonds.—Ex Govcursed rebellion before a blow had been General Van Dorn permits me to copy , i iwre »anrtv <•< o«iu •nvessn wai n»re nizes the fact that the South commenced the following dispatches, . ' error King of Kentucky has returned to baffled the »ki(l of the moat eminent practitioner*. struck for its defense. And now he the war. The whole tenor of his speech given iu ten - thousand ana J**’® rw1«ted the medtear treatment of the Paducah, gi i—. bonds. .. Amite River, Aug. 6‘ 1862. issues a proclamation protesting against moat popular rwuedituof modern .cieuoe. is in opposition to the war, and he affirm­ dollnre, nnd taken the oath of allegiance About one o’clock this morning lhe our Government’, "inaugurating a system DR i tu lhe federal government. ed that be “still relied upon compromise Federal gunboats attacked the Confeder­ HAS DISLOViEREp A CtoJANSTNO STRUF. of robbery nnd plunder," aud denouncing and appeals to the ballot-box for a res­ ate ram Arkansas. Messengers inform Called IUdwat’i Rroov.'niro RaaotvavT— that LIST OF LETTERS, vn mraixK । toration of confidence and the settlement us as barbarians, robbers, plunderers, me that she fought thefn .well .for $ome will cureevary.apeaea rf Skin Diaeaee, Scrofula, ’Remaining in the !’<wlOffice nt Hastings Syphilitic Eruption., Fe<trBorea. UlMra, Tumor* and murderers, for doing In time of ae time, inflicting great damage. She was of the pending strife between tbe section­ Safi Rheum, tfarea of all kinds. Humor*. Fualulea Barry Cutmty, Angurt I fit H, 1802. then blown up by her crew. The mes­ live war against enemies in arms against al ists. Allen E B 2 Ludlow Julia' A us, fighting to destroy our Government, sengers think they all escaped. And the loyal people of Western Vir­ John C. BbzIckjxridge. Angle Mrs Alma E2 Ledorc Mrs BetSC) । just what be has been doing ever since ONE BOTTLE. ginia, repudiate this man, Carlisle, and Alexander Ambrose Lancaster J L In all ordinary case* of Pimples, Blotches. Pu»Floyd first became a member of Bu­ Collet's River, Ten MWes from ) Andress Theo. O »» —Amelia x-d-ti- n Martin B «» tale*. Tetters, cankers. Eruptions, IfoUa, Baker's his traitorous sentiments. How differ­ Baton Rouge, Aug. 6. j chanan’s Cabinet. He think, nothing uf end Barber'* Itch, on* bottle will cure and im­ Mary Esther Adams phancey ettUmruiHK and ent is It with semi traitors here In Mich­ part purity and clearness to the akin and com­ We occupied the whole nf the town Burgley Hntuiah Merwhon Misa H the fact of his soldier, making curiosities igan. Thia infamous speech of Carlisle’s plexion. ’ nnd the battle field till evening, but no Berneni Mirs M Nelson Lucy A 3 litfoaer. TWO BOTTLES. and ornaments of the bones of Northern calculated to retard the war, is paraded decisive result was gained after my. Inst Boden Elizcbuth -Powers A 0’ Thereupon it ia — men, slain in battle.. And their skulls day of StptemJw. HftJ-aprtw o'-dyck.in U>« fan* dispatch. There being no water between Bowcll Miss E A conspicuously in the columns of journals Pjeraun Adella noon, be «»»> jned for the bearing of »aid p*Usent home to ornament .how windows here and lhe Mississippi River compel­ Cruson John tine, and that the Wra U law of aairt .1rne—*/.*Ml: Rich Wm W professing loyalty. The people of this ' **’ THREE BOTTLE*. I moved at my Clark Sy I venus all other pereoca iutereated tasatd ratata. are *. In their cities and village. South. And led me to come here. Rogers Bellcn county, only last week, had the nauseous Robberts I^uke Will cure Fever Sorea, Ulcere. Sore* in tb« now be threatens us for not conducting own lime and in order. 'Dio Arkansas Crumra Elizabeth thing thrust into their faces through a No»e or Mouth. Kinn Evil, Node*,' Di*charre3 HroUu**, aud ahow cauar, if an v tl,«-r*i.b<, why laid, witfi her machinery injured, fifty Campbell Hallie Roberts Danins the war on “civilized principles,” and from tbe Ulcrua, chlorosis, Primary Byphillis, paper published in this village, which tbe prever ol the petitioneruLouldpuiLewreotad. miles above the town all day yesterday. Ellis Albert G Rieth Daniel Glandular Swelling*, Ulcers, at tbe Womb, Rack­ And it b further ordered that rilriMilioror. because Gen. Pope issue, his orders that Her commander sent me word that he claimt to loyalty and respectability.— et*, Softening of the Bone*. Fitx. Drq>*lc*l Kffai Hall Boris Stevenson A B tbe inhabitants must not murder his would try to get her up the river, and Housman Miss M Shoemaker ! Charles Shame I Shame I! FOUR TO-UI BOTTLES. soldiers or they will be treated aa mur­ asked if It be possible to send him n boat Jordon L II Smith Ansoa R. Will cure Fcrofula, Rvjlhffla. White Swelling, to aid him. From tbe reports she is Jones Sarah A Thornton SY tn E derers—and if they destroy railroads, Sore Lage.Sydb'tafo Rfown»ti.n>, Gout, chronic aaia rosuiy permanently unserviceable. We burned Junes Sidney I Tyler Jay and burn bridges they will ba treated as immediately pretian, to «aui dar of Lrarinf. The report that Baton Rouge was re­ nearly all of their camps and a large Kelley Wm J loble Tom R RHKRMAN C. PRINIM.K. incendiaries—and if they give informa­ amount of-stoves, and cut them up badly. Kies Abrtize , Thorp g........ . captured by the rebel Gen. Breckinridge, Amlsg (A true copy.) augso Jwdgv of Freba tion to the enemies of tbe Government Gen. Williamsand other prominent offi- LcRoy Wright 2 Thorn is Carbline no dbMM of tba rikin, Joint*, Bone* or Glaada, last Tuesday, doe. not come in such shape but that thia remedy will core. Lannral James Ytile Yule Wm Wm they will be treated a. spies—and if the oers are killed. a. to make it very trustworthy. Breck­ It cleenae* tbe BLOOD. Roaoleea all dieaaaod J. C. BaacxtNRiDox. PROBA TE OXBER.- FT ATE OF MICUIG AN Persons calling for any of the above depoaitea, and morale* tbe »r»tem with health inhabitants are not for the Government inridge is said to have telegraphed to tbe Rumor aays that General Clark is a County of Barrv *4. letters, will please say they ore advertised. mid atrmirih. In all caaea ufc for RaDWaY'S' Al a aeaxion'ornie Pn&kfrQtatHbr »br C>-univ RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Prie. par bottle Memphis Appeal, now published at Gre­ they are against it, therefore let them prisoner. Parties from the field say tliat One Dollar. Fenon* cel line at Dr. Radway*. of Barry, boldeu at tbe Probate RffleJ. w-tbe »<take tbe oath of allegiance and be pro­ our victory was complete. The ground ' ‘.fa, Il nada In Mississippi, that be was at first ■* x.ia— ;<n> gnppijLj lags cf Hntlnr tected ; or be sent beyond the line, of was strawn with the dead and wounded. DoUsni, Bold Uto by repulsed with heavy loss, but that the considered it their best policy to retreat from that par for the enrolment for draft of the mititia Ms^SWItenr" A"» ,Ut r.’“.wrx/sjai<ig5^ BY DR. RADWAY’S WAR NEWS I! IadwAt ram Arkansas came to bi. aid, destroyed to Of our gunboats, drove off tbe remain­ der of our fleet, and enabled him to cap tore our entire land force. .Now, the brought upon experience themaelvce; then Jeff murder­ Davis promise, retaliation, by ing and maltreating out General, and other officer, who may be^in hi. power her way to help Breckinridge ; and her as prisoners of war. there to last? 9th. Without the ram Arkansas, the Gen. Sigel, who occupied the advance near the Rapidan, reports thie morning that lhe enemy mode a feint, or attempt to cross the river, but he drove lhetn back. But how long are And bow long is Jeff Davis going to occupy a position to car­ ry his threats into execution? “The signs of the times cannot now be mistak­ Court House, they will endeavor to drive us back. Nothing is heard from them ao took IL en.” far. 1! Fortrero Monroe, Aug. 16. we hare new* of a tpkndid victory instead de as tbe Northern States prerent at the present lira.. 2J00 Fbdarab repaired 5,000 rebel..— Our loro is Mid to be 250 killed. Tbe can was made RADWAT8 READY RESOLVENT given‘.ft eafWn tMtnuroet in an to.. DELIA E. RIKER, all of Hsating*, Culpepper, Aug. 17. There was a general advance towards the Rapiditn to-day, Jfthe enemy intend to dispute tho possession of Orange rebels could not bold tbe place if they Our Government is in earnest.— Probate. Culpepper, Aug. 16. the evils Arkansas is reported to have been blown destruction is acknowledged and mourned Druggists. pickets, among those with whom they sympathise, and ■ For Atffrrins.—The Union troops evacuated Harrison’s Laed'mg this morn­ ing about 8 o’clock, and about lhe same hour McClellan’* advance arrived at w. HENRY BIRD, aged *! years. Hew Advertisements. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ’AV DR RADWATS pills. Karras* examinstkia ‘t«ta5u°^ jrc.teAt «.r: nnwi'"‘ for 300,000 more men for our army, and Federal General William, is kitted, as 10 »>"O <ko Gre. LoroU. Bracks ridfoloMMro boMMomlmlL Tb, 100,000 more, Io b. reM b, Oreft.— Wb.Li.lh.ro.uh1 Wbj ihi. wrek the Louisville, Aug? 15 300,000 6m relhd, .ill b.maroUn« mlrtakoc, Jeff. Davi* wLU mod be M- TmhwU $ tet Cbdbmfc MA fratocky tilt of iiiidurn- lIth» °f congestive faflr, „ - �S«al mu. A NECE8W* *_!?»&. HOUSEHOLD eftUSLEY’S JOHNS uiow Cement Glue. or.{jg trria wowed. .wielMrm cmtral THE DMT GLEE IK Tftt W0RU>. AMERICAN CEMTWri* GLUE rcgsB^-' « Day Kxpresa., NigtrLExpersi •uciwn op rpnduc, MtU north front door J “LOW PRICES Court Commiisioner, in » this ca^e, and described inasid swSSJS§ R. If. RldT. Oe^sopnnnteo DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ GRANT & SPAULDING Imperial Wine Bitters ’! rom all who iiare ntrt used diem. WfcU MBNfr tVoVWi.u Enriching id >IT'W|LL HEftiD CHINA. « Trk Military Company raised in this place by L. 0.’, Fitzgerald, went into Durfee, who was elected Captain of the •Company, was rejected by the examining Mr Durfee would have ft,ol:n^<,f.‘£‘M’”A now be captain of the Company. P. Chance Dated, August #, Iasi. A. C. BRUEN. 2nd h. the matter of Ute estate of Daniel Smith late said county.. d«Jta*cd On reading and tiling the pet.tiou. daly reritied of Betsey Smith, widow of said deceased, pray­ ing, for reasons therein set forth, that admlnlatottlon of Baid estate may be granted to tbe petUiouer end Clark H. Patouer. iur some other euitable persou. Thereupon it in ordered, that Monday, the 25th day of August, lusi, at ten o'clock, in ths forei10,i0.'.be ■^*I«vedfortbehtanug af aaid beiltion, Bud that t ie bbira at law ..IS ..j COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. Lieutenant. AH persona having eiaim. against tbe J. F. Axdrkws, of'Middleville, has I ren authorize^ tu recruit volunteers for Let our young the old regiments. men hurry up, as the lime for voluntary en­ listment^ is expected to close on the first of Septctnbel. Goorra Lady’s is received. Book for September Every lady of taste nnd refinement would taka the Lady’s Book, if they were awnrenf its merits. Rklkaskd.—Cob. Orvoran and Wil cox have been exebangid, and hud arrived Who will marl fur sni-l. .l- id Court, then . luvaiaumcv I tbe village of Hasting*, and show, cause. If au’ O'clock; the prayer of the pefitiutiersihouli And <1 is further ordered, thi the petitioner give notice to tbe persona ihtereeti Court for tbe final ndjustment of all claims a rains t of tbepcndeiier oi aaid petition a tltreof.yv cau.mg a copy of. thi. i ■der to b» pubaaidcatate. DAVIDG. RuBINSON, I halted in the "llsatinga Banner. PLEIADES BROWN. Dated, July S3, IM2. jy3cM ■ printed and circulating in said ci nrty'.of ICrry; for three weeks, immediately pret ous to uid day of hearing. MORTGAGE SALE. Jj»' SHERMAN C; (A true copy.] j„a we iivae ‘ '» ' *! • TB£SB-BITT£R8 **“>»• * J2pCTRA*OTS. “Every houMkcemrabould have* supply of Weak Lungs,'-fndlgcation. Dyspepsia, Diseases Joins A Cro.ley’r American Cement oftbe nervous 8ystem. Paralysis, ('ties, end for sll esses requiring a Tonic iMttf relebaned Whre Billers Dr. J« “‘1* '<"=c"4‘ 3n3S*JJJ£PASi!KD ] F R OH DIRECT paCtogietlier. } ’ ; vl lt *ni Men® BMtv; Coml. Lavs, *ntf in u*od fitetc eery thing bufMdtaJx. i <■ ■ and lathis respect are doubly Valuable to lhe person whd may om them. For " INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, t.„ a X n I-.I- —1._ .. *bw^» JUST RECEIVED *' TT WfLI. MEND PORCELAIN, h KimMAiftlVial Atdliab HMbavdid not coat but Females, where a Tonic is required to strength at. m.rt S-—---— Come and See! I «Uuty. re fi , tetewia theIr char--*- - *v lavigMste tbs wl ! Probate Chart & .±9 s-X'c-j iilar with the men. . Mr. Fitzgerald will Russell DC OUR LBE OF TRADE; Estate of Dawiel smith. QTaTE 6f MltniGAN1,1 made an excellent officer,* and been highly pop. 1st Lieutenant, and M. Q Tvur beokcn Chips Cmjm mid Sausot can be msde HD3F2T ©DHIT®HITiI©H Om....«„£E^feSS^ Hastings, .August IS, lifxr * Aaron tjr_____ 0(S —WE STILL—— IT WIVt/MEND MArtBLE. Tbaljlfoe out of your Mar^vMantla cmi Urec-fourOia of an acre "tarIhonortb i-aatcirue _ ____ _ camp aHonik on Thursday of last week. surgeon. ii FT WILL MEND LEATHER. ’ Mend ytteir HsrtreM, 9traf>s, Betas, Boott, J*. ‘TT'WIM; MEN POLADS.** We challenge icfHMtinga Lodg* £*mM at Muon- We very mnch rsgret that Mr. MENU woOI>. Sere your broken Furnltcr*' ' ■'* ' >' -ruqmsi o»- Weak cohagtutidif—for Minlater. o WPX9 •r.. T.S..U.,*rtl.u, Md *11 nr soov leading a sedentary life, they will prove truly beneficial. 7 — —a—. —. — —*vuiv, and dsUcious fo tbe taste, r Tboy produce tbs exhilarating effects of. brandy or wtoo without intoxicating; and are a valuable remedy for per­ sona addicted to the use of oxcrosiva strong dnnk, and Wbo wish to refrain from IL They are tture .ad enlir^lv A—* A.,,-, fk. "w: At Rawa. bouse as vawr/'— fHttsa* 1TC0N0KY-I5 WEALTH81000 a year saved in evwy family by One Buttle of ' AMERICAN CEMENT GLEE. Price 25 Ceuta per Battle. Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cents pec Bottle. A,large stock of Price 25 Cetols per Bottle. winch the couutrv m flooded. Thea, itittm not only OVRE but PREVENT Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. at Washington. CHANCERY ORUEti Stat* Tkach**-* IssrmJTKs.—The Superinlendent .if Pnb|x^nstrucii<>n has ap­ pointed S series of Teacher’s Institutes to be held as follows, each Institute continu­ ing in session five days. Port Muros, beginning Monday morn­ ing, August 25th, 1862. Clirttnn, beginning Munday morning, Aug. 25th, 1&62. Bnttle Creek, beginning Monday mor­ ning, Sept. 1st 1862. Gruss Lake, beginning Monday morn­ ing. .Sept. 1st 1862. * Allegan, beginning Monday morning. Sept 8th 1862. St. John.-, beginning Monday morning Sept. 15tb 1862. Coldwater, beginning Monday morning Sept. 20th, 1862. . CTATK or UICniCA-l .n. cin.il day of December. A. D. I?W. nud recorded in"the 0 the County uf Barry; tn Ch; Eighth Judicial Circuit; Suit office of the Register of Deed, for snid county of court, at the Court Hues, in tb jnpv in said Couutv, on the X3< ol &' o clock P. M.. in Book K. of Mortgaged' D. one tbuOsaud eight hundred a uapage I, «n which Mortgage there .is efjimed .(rvry /Joocrer, Ctes/rfoUaal, to be due at the-dstc of thia notice, the sum of serorequity having been instituted lor tlie recovery thrn-uf • aaid mortgage, the premises described therein, to wit: Two-tliirds of the north-cait quarter, and the nortii half of the uortb half of the south east quarter of section number twenty-nine. ('Ju), and tee south half of the sou th-west quarter of sectinn number seventeen, [17. j ail in township number two (2jjtii>rth of range number etgiit (S) west, in aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two W.ll MUU Kl.tlt.l KU U VW[ Will bsaold at public auction or ven.luc, to thebigbest bidder, at the north frontdoor of lhe Court Honac, in tbe Village of Hastings, ia said county of Harry, that being tbe place for holding the circuit DuUrt Vzkokakck.—The federal scouts at Buttle Creek, in Tennessee, recently fustic! the Iwdies of four UnioA soldiers hanging on «-oe tree, having been murdered by guerrillas. Another party found tbe ehui througli'tliu breast. Her family bad all lievn murdered by them, and she had Iwen shot while attempting to escape. A few days after, as Ute train was running from Huntsville to Stevenson, a man whs seen silling «»n! the fence at the .fide uf the road. One of die guards immediate­ ly shot him through lhe body. General indignation prevaijpd and tbe'soldier was nrse&ted. The train was stopped, pod fhe pian found dying, cod endenvormffjjo hide a gun under the fence, Tbe soldier had recognized him a® a bushwhneker wbo hud abut at him when oa picket duty. WHY ARE IVE SICK 1 1 tms, combined «iU> j.dpMOt, •«■>*• would be Tar less aicknesa atnorl£ us.— There is no dtieaise-ellhe4>aim^e or malignam, malarious or otherwise, but gives due warning of its, approachj 'and if. when tfese alp» are exMbHeds lUo- CVKCS, MANN, £/*wr X Hmmis, damn IT. AlrAfiw. / ami Jul.at . .It aaiisfiwtorily appearing by.affidavit on file in this cause, that the above named Defendant Palmer H. ilurerll. h nqf a resident of said &ato of Michigan, bu trystdes in the Htatf of Cali fends; On motion of C. 11. Chase, Complaitiwil'stfowhoc it ia orderedthat tt< said irun-rcsideut Defendant, Rkady Rzltzf Is frttly athnmis- ver. Acc., for thene dineiwen give fair warn iug of their approach, and if on the first mdicaii.mrtfpute dterom^ br uneaai-tiMw, Radway’b Rkadx Rxlizv ixaiqed the st stem will be *o charged with the *■ lectrie poster uf health, as »o «’>«*«*■ fuUy retd* their ’attacks. 2>p . until the disease beenswea • «ttrvnchrd .wtttln ynt.jhHrtc'm Wore hesorting T«» jnedicatiw. Till* delay may ibewkrd todies. Important to Railroad Companies. tnaa ia tbo land should bs without them, and those who once nso tbetn will not fail to keep a supply. , ffiWJS <& shdibs, DR 1 BOVEE DODS’ Imperiid Wino Bitters Are prepared by an eminent andskillfol plysiciaa who has used tiMtn successfully In bis practice for the last twenty-five tears. The proprietor, GROCERIES MORTGAGE sale. D HARD-WARE’ AND DRY GOODS’ Il Costs but Lillie ! Purity tbo BI<v>d » Give.Tone to tbe Rtomnch I Renovate lhe System nnd Prolong Life I price®! perbotlle*« bottles for ®5 preyerof the petitioner ehmtld “"Si ’7.^55 ‘S* Ji' .J.” , ’a-r TLu ..fcrlb" Mte i. “• JOHNS At C ROS LEY'S IMPKOVxn OVTTA'FKHCHA CEMENT ROOFING, aarrtaar.wHli an elastic body, whkh caauol ba In­ jured by Hsat, Ibkaor SruaMt.SMSixxixtl of Boor Boxxm, or any external action whatever. ' GUTTA CHARLES WIDDIF1KLD k CO., PERCHA CEMENT, Fur Coating Metals cf all Kindi when expoped to tho Action xif th® Woodier, nnd * , of #v«y description For PrrserrfiiK and RepMrlig Metal Roofs of ill kfads. Thia the onlg CbnpxUun imwca wbiolt trill taa. Stacks of Wh® does not Admire Bexalifni Teeibt It adhere* firmly, forming a body equal to thrre WILUAIH JOSES. DENTIST, is now prepared tq apply dettla! Kubatltutes in a style unsurpassed, warranted to fit and suit, or ao charn. No pates spared iu extracting. Tedtb filled with pure gold. thn» atmtlng their decay for jetrt, Teeth Inserted oa VULCANITE RUBBER BARE, Clothing OHANCERV ORDER. TATE OK MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for <b. u»—i S Important’to'Farmer*. To qll ichom thii may xonttrn and it ton ' urnt everybody. The cheapest and most durable Rooffiag Bitter*, had them tested by two distinguished iu use. | medical practitioners, who pronounced them a rr IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF valdabio remedy for diaease. although the' medical men of the oonutrv, aa a ge:.orai thiag disapprove of Patent Medicinoa.vet nxtM, and to siusulx aoors winovr mxmouxo are do not briier’e a rcapoctabi* I*h> wcian can "be found in tbo United State*, acquainted with their medfoa) nrnnertiba. who will cot hlghhr'aBprove DR. J. BOVEE DOBS' IMPERIAL WINE RIT­ TERS. In all newly settled places, where there is al para a large pisantily* of decaying timber, from which a polauauua nriasma I. created, these West Indies, and Central and South Anienca. on billers should be used every morning before building* of all kinds, such F.trrosix*, Fotxubreakiut. «rt». 'AsrtrewkL K*ti Rosn Denon. Cara, and oa DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ Ptinuc Bi tuiixus generally. GoKtumussr Bvu.1* isos, Ac.; by lhe principal JlctiaitB*, Annuivacn, nnrpiBi'YL ^yjwii ujT’jiKaa and oth»m, and han proved (-.be the CHEAPEST Are composed uf a pure and unadulterated wine, and MUST DUKAU1.E L(it>H>G to ww; it te in combined with Barberry. Solomon's Seal. Cam- even respect A FIRE, WATER. WEATHER and frer« Wild diet rr Tree Barit. Spikenard, Cbarno TIME I'jfOOF entering for ROOPB OF ALL ■ milt Flowers, and Gentian, They arO manufac­ KINDS. tured by Dr. Doda himself, who it an experienced ----. and suoceaaful Physician, and heaca should not taiZnf .VuZw.uluch cumbiue the,desirable ptoprrbe classed among tbe quack nostrums u bleb flood tiea o» Efo/Z.ft'fy ami /n<roZ.i/i?i’,‘which arc unithe country, ami against which the Medical Pro­ reraailv acknowledged to be pvsdrtded beGUTTA PERCHA AND INDIA RUBBER. fession are so Justly prejudiced. There truly valuable Bitters have been, so thoroughly tested toy all clasres of the community ' No Hwtt is required in making application lor almost every1Variety of disease iheident to the The expense of applying 1! is 'but trifling, aa aa human system,, that they are now deemed indis­ ordinary 'Roof can bo covered and finished O# pensable in a MW« dag. . ■ TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. It can be npplkd toy any. one, PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! and when finished folms a perfectly Pise Paoor Estate of Ebenezer Rathburn. that tiie hrirs at law of said deceased,and ai *’*•'* person, interested m said e.tate, arei’*ln'"££ NEW YORK. । Iiuporont to Builders. We have every kind of goods, aueL as filed..and a uarscribcd for hu appeal aace. EFAULT haring been made tn the rcmhtioa . HARMOX .SMITH. ufpayment of *n indenture of MortgwgrexeCircuit Court Commissioner. ented by Joseph M. Barrett, aud his wife, Catha­C. II. Cwut, Solicitor for Complainant. rine Barrett, of Rutland. Barry rouuty ami State Dated, Hoalinga, July S3, loss. jy30 of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,of Mai shsll,Calhoun A trne copy of the original, on file with me, in county and state aforesaid, bearing date lhe second Attest, D. SruKxa, Regis ter. dav oi- December, A. D. isSfi, and recorded in the thia cams?. office of the Register of Deeds, for aaid county of Harrr, on the 4th day of December, A. D. W5(J, CHANCERY ORDER. nt 12 o'clock, M., in Book D. of Mortgages, on pages J2u snd I'Zl on which Mortgage there is QTATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Circuit, Court foe churned to be dne, at the date of this notice, the O the ooiuMy uf Harry : In Chancery. eum of eight hundred and ninety-four aad 87At a ae.aion of said Court held at tbs Court lOOtbs dullar*, nnd no sail or proceedings in law llouw, in the village of 11 aating., on Tuesday, ths orin equity having bccu instituted for the recovery* l&ib day ut July. A. D. : thx’rfuf: Notice ts therefore h crAr girtn that by tJytae of the statute, and a power of sJe eoniainr'd io said mortgage, the premises deaeribed therein, trt wit. the north-west quarter of section No. tHrty-two. (82) of township No. three (J) north of range No. nine f9) west, tn said Barry connty and State of Michigan, one hundred nnd sixty It satisfactorily appearing by affidavit on tile, seres, mure or less, or no much thereof ns will satisfy aaid mortgage with Intereat and costs, will in this cause, that tbe above named defeudaot. E. be sold at public auction or vendue, to the birhest R. Chandler, Administrator ot tbe estate Of Doug­ bidder, at the Court House in tho village of Hm- las J. Williams, is nut a resident ot this State,but tingn, that being tho place for holding the Circuit that he is at present tn one of the Southern. States, Court in said county of Batty, and State of Mich­ On motion ofSweexcy A Allen, the Complainant's igan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. Itifii, Solicitors, if teuanutau that the said uun-restdenl defendant can* bte appearantc td be entered in st one o clock, r. «. oi u»i uay. thii cause Wiihin three months from the date of Dated, Msy i<». ISM. this order, and (bat in csao of bis appearance bo HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. cause bia answer to the Complainant's Rill to bo -»elltl» Ataigneeoof Muetgi Bwsxxxr a Aura, Attys. -ibwrtr Strett. Importaotsto House Owners. KU Defendant. * And it ia fnrtbqr ordered, that within twenty da's the coniplsuiadt cause a untie, of thia order tu be published is the Unuiter, a. pub­ lic newspaper, printed, publmlu d and circulating r S*l« Ur.aJl Driiggiats. and Storck lepers generally throughout the country. JOHNi A CROSLEY, (Sale Xanufacturors.) 8 WILLIAM STREET, FEMALE& and tin rice cm him of a copy of aaid bill, and notice of tbe entry of I his order, and in default thereof,' that the'aald bill bo taken as confessed by |he*md frrrd, the threatened disoaiw will b« »woTSO BA Tt OWtR-STltt OF MICHIGAN, non'resldcnr defendant. And It is further ordered, that withip twenty sceaslullv reputed,.*, with Head C°At 7sis°o^f Hie Probate Court forthe Coun­ days, tho COm;nainant cause a notice of this Adie, Cold C^ffla/.Nauaeft ' at Stomach, tv of Barry, holdeu at tbe Probate Offloe. m u>* order*to be published in the **HsMIb0 Banner,'* Pain in lhe Bowels. Dryness iu the Mouth vHlsze of’Hastings, on Mohdsy (he 4lh day of a public newspaper printed, published anddrouIstiue in said county and tbst said publication be Feveriubnesa, Pain in th* Joints, Back, August, in Die year one thousand eight bund- continued al Irani -once in each u<-el. for six redand sixty two; present, R. C. Prinale, Judge along lhe Spine. Legs, &cn If Radway’s weeks in succession; or that they cause a copy °fn the morter of the estale of Eben«er Rath- of thia order to be personally netted ppop tne Rkaoy Rklizt ia used, Uwse symptom* said non-resident defendant, at leaartweuiy days _ ‘ ... before tbe lime prescribed for hi» sppoarsmee. ’Twill quickly disappear, nnd a-*er»o<i* ill- burn. deceased. On readiog and fifing tho peUbon, dulr verified neA prevented.. There is n« occiikihn of Lucy Hatbbura. widow of said finmr A Au.ax. Lons F. I-ovbal, Circuit Judge. for lhe pre valence of Yellow Fever. Ty-; tag.lorecrteui rvaadn* therein set forth, ttart rtio Solicitors for Complainant. pltoid Fererv A^uo, Pneumonia. Bilious Register in Chancery. Fever. Odara^Sniftll PoM. fSwIct fe­ jy». way’s Bayers. TERMS CASH. eaies.wsan act ot tiumaiitlr alioold assist spreading these truly valors BITTERS ovre the land, and thereby e-sen I tally aid in banishing Drnkeanrsa and Disease . . I nil Affections at tbe Head, Slclt Head­ ache, or Nervous HeAdUche, Dr. Duds’ Imperial Wine Bitten, trill be lotrnd Id be most Salutary and Efficacious. Whit* we offer at IT WILL NOT CRACK IN COLD,OR RUN IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,iffASH OFF. MORTGAGE SALE. Width we are abxioua to sell, and WILL SELL. D? <P*e*9L Hon.,riws R Lovett, Cirooil Jadpr. Thia cement is pcsmlsarir adapted for tba'preaervatiiMi ot Iron Hailiugs. Stoves. Ranges, Safes. Agricultural Implements, Ac., also for general GUTTA FEROHA CEMENT, For preserving and retiring Tut and other Msr- prove fit aim of THESE HARD TIMES we sro selling eight frundre and Sfr-eyrht. and ’recorded In tho 4L Koon of eterr description, from Its great elasAug. eT " 1 ia a noB-resident ®(tbis Mate. Tberefors. On metim- «r Heitora lor the said Com (hat the said Defendant. J "d«< of Frob,u* BADTAYt BBADT RRMfEF AM A FEEyEMTIVBi 1 • ” . ;ier oi lure...■* — —------------- «» ■ °<^fa Hscnsc trtnted to me by tbe Dr; Fnderick. B. nrW'rrpiJ’ft’iq thv Medical Ctiu’tsTarin in rogfird’t'* the tti<ml Hnclrnt w®. lC«pcu«ro w e roc month. <n« the da And AM' ia eass of hi. J OKF/ffo. offioa of lhe R«gtHev of fleeda for the county of Bsrw sad Htute if Michigan,' on tbe thirtieth day -r w____i__ . n ..... OUR GOOD® Unusually Low ! . gage t here is dahned to be dur, al th. dal. of thia Satire. nine hundred aud ataty-lwv aadttfi-lOOths Dollar., (89di,"«) nd no proceedings having burn instituted fa or iwcquilv.for the recov__ ■<___ ...e x’-.t_ 1- .. ——i ■ .... These materials uro sDsrTU to six cusAna, aud we are prepared U> supply orders from any part of tbe couatiV. at short notice, for GUTTA SSStefiSraM with lull printed directions for appnmfon. described. to wit i , jnittent J® °£ l«? at we o'clock. m Rte afternoon fofknring lands befoogitif iokk? *,ld cauto. ' '* business. mtmtei s■ rxWesjs: WM«t, Cbn>, 0*u; Butter, U^-Tirk. Md6o.lly.lmun evetything you,ten. the side of said land. fo.marly soM to Hsivvy Pape, Mving due hundred and forty acres '—Hdrd in said mortgags, whdh win be aoM. cr ■nab tlieroof a»wU! pay tbe Maaanad wMvte­ JOHMS * CBOSLIY, • Wriurwamnl SHtsi �y 7 will hereafter work with an abiding consciousneas that they cannot plan and ex- ANNUAL TAX SALES. with the unfortunate or those who are reconstructing their temporal affairs, but with those wbo have weathered all storms and are yet sailing smoothly.. Most men, when they start in business, make good resolutions. At any rate, they mean to succeed. They expect to avoid tbe dangers which have ruined others. For a while alt goes on wel I. but the day comes at length when they are Swept away and all their brilliant earth­ ly prospects are gone forever. According to an old tnaxim, it is never too late to learn. Business men, how­ ever, do not believe this. Every uno thinks that be has perfected himself In knowledge, that he needs no help or ad vice from any quarter, and that if others have failed of success, that la no reason why be should follow in the same track. When a man decides to build a house, he adopts a plan and adheres to it tu tbe end. When a navigator attempts a voy­ age, be consults his charts, ana governs himself by the experience of others.— When one is sick, or his life is endanger­ ed by coming in contact with disease, be seeks advice from a skillful physician.— There are certain rules, forms, and pre­ cedents which govern and influence most men in all matters except the conduct of mercantile business. Here they mean to be original. They don’t want the advice of any body. J us tbe re we desire to speak. We wish to propose to such men lhe following rules—fur their prac­ tical consideration. 1st. Do not undertake a business with which you are not perfectly accquainted, any sooner than you would attempt, if blind, to survey a city. First thorough­ ly understand what you prop<ise to do. Serve an apprenticeship—do anything— before taking a single step involving risk. 2d. Never attempt a business for which you have nn taste or tact. Seek to do that for which you have a natural faculty and relish. Don’t aspire to be a merchant, when you should be a farmer, a mechanic, or a day-lalx>rer. 3d. Never connect yourself in part nerahip with those in whom you have not perfect confidence—with those to whom you would not be willing, sick or well, al borne or abroad, living er dead, to intrust all your business affairs. 4th. Never attempt to do more busi­ ness than you can tafely do on your cap ilal. 5th Avoid taking the extraordinary risks of long credit*, no matter what prof­ its are in prospect. 6th. Give no credit whatever to any one who does not possess a good moral character. 7th. Supervise, carefully, your nwn business, (nut your neighbor’s,) and look after your clerks, and see that they are faithful in tbe performance of all their duties. Sth. Let all those with whom yon have dealings or intercourse, understand, distinctly, that yon will not lend your­ self, for tbe sake of trade, to do any mean thing—anything which your conscience will not approve of. Oth Never lend your name by indorse ment or other, except under most extra­ ordinary circumstances, and then let the act be guarded with every possible secu­ rity. 10th Never allow yourself, or your partners, to draw a dollar from tho cuncern to invest io any “outside operation" whatever. 11th In forming a co-partnership, in­ sist that a limited, fixed sum only shall be drawn by each partner, for -personal LANQFOBD O. BKUT. 1855. 1858. Town 4 North of Bangs 8 s.KofswM • 40 1859. ■ •Kof.etf 15 '.W • ootb of th* quarter po»t eo the north lino of section No. to the place of beginning, Eastern Atklitx-u r* ? cs s- Village ol Middim ill- Village ««f Orangeville. tlfiO BEST PIANOS, lift expenses. 12th Under no circumstances what­ ever deal in stocks. Don’t believe any one of the thousand marvelous tales of a fortune in that direction. They are a trap and a lie. 13th Keep all your accumulated prof­ its. in your business, so long as yon owe a'dollar. When you have more capital than you can use, then it will bo proper to invest it outside. 14th Borrow of banks or other sources never, if it can be avoided. If temporary assistance is needed, sock It from a tried friend or from a sound bank­ ing institution, and then return tbe loan on the day fixed, with the most rigid punctuality. 15tb Have an eye on tbe condition of the country, its crops, and the general prospects for business, and look out sharp for tne movements of polititiona, wbo, in nine cases out of ten, care more for a re-election than fur our commercial in­ terests or for our national prosperity. There are other and most important matters which should not be forgotten. Keep good company. Value integrity more than money. Live within your means. Eschew wine, theatres, and fast horse*. Use no profane language. Never q uarrel with a partner. Be kind, consid­ erate. and generous to clerks, and nlso tn your unfortunate debtors. Cultivate tbe friendship of all. Do your proper share in prompting the public weal. Be a man, a gentleman, and a Christian ; and you win make sure of an inheritance in thia life and of untold riches in the life wtaim uxWe' M4 he hopbs every ssffersr will try h>4 Ktags (UsRjKTirt, OOTNTT ACCOUNTS. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-27.pdf 35539b52c0e1ab6f2a3d698ac131cfdd PDF Text Text JEII5WA AS rTSlrioir liberty sad Unloe-Ons urf Inwptnbl*.* VOL 7 «f|r HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1862 Stltrtrt fnttr^. IS PUBLISHED IVSki WEDNESDAY, Itsrtsoa, BAUKT tr CODXTY. MTCnroAW rATfiio-mss. »:Hce and tnall subscribers, <1 her annum If nd io advene; otherwise lk> peats « Hl ba added. dltabUd Bn ..r,uZ" ADVKHTrtlMQ. . .1 **r' ImaaatatasfcL OffisaCoartB^y liberal dltoaaat to yearly advertiser*. DR. H. j. HANEY. HLl^KNof “tf^rvttoiujpMtoiU^ewUarf. GREAT ^Kistrngs’ ^raintss Jltrtdtrj. EALERS in all kinds of dry, goods,groceries, crockery, Ac. State st., al the poet office. D Unchecked by tyranny and thralL WTOIT!! GRANT A SPAULDING, Enlighten, and LioenUonanaM Instinctive hidea. Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS ealer D MASON ALLEN, in groceries, provisions, DRUG STORE!!! d ire, (Hah, butler, lard, pork, sad are Roberts &, Striker, PnbHc. ROBERTS At STRIKER, OSALERS in drnga, medicines, patent medi­ cines. paints, oils, turpentine, burning fluid. Holbrook’s New Block, Railing*, Midi. SWEEZEY & AILEN. TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chan- and business. Office in the Conrt House, Hastings. Mich. 1 . w—. A ‘ Fa.vr Alli, DANIEL COOK, I. A. HOLBROOK, A’ J. M. RUSSELL, HYSICIAN and Surgeon. ■tors. Stats street Office in Bumelf* JOHN ROBERTS, itlYSICIAN and Surreun. Dwelling on Broad- II. P. CHERRY, XTOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a IN len.l to all business entrusted to him with ■ roinptness and fidelity. Residence. Johnstown, Harry couulv, Mich. Blanks kept always on hand. L. H. STEWART, 4 TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Srtirttor A and Counselor in Chancery, Notary PubUc, k-_ All business attended to promptly and offi•i-nllv. Office No. 5, Noble’s block. Bailie Creek, M ichigan. /____________ [. NEVINS, TVTotary Pwblic, and Tat Mrent. Pnrtierty IN attention paid to making out Dtais. Morl■ r, '.__ an_ — f.V^n in <nn>. H. WRIGHT, ttorney ana counsellor A at law, and Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancrry.— Particular attention paid to the collection claim* and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middleville. Barry County, Michigan. KIUrrES * BtlBOWS. TTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Solicitor* in Chancery, Tax nd Insurance Agents. Business att , J “ -***■--------- end fidelity. Office, corner of M Kalamazoo, Michigan. J. C. Bvanows. A. A.KjUpbx, A 8. C. FRTNDLE, UDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Public, Gen/ .rd L..1 ul T.. 10,1 the Court House, at Hartings, on »bo M asd M J DANIEL STRIKER. pOUNTT CLERK, Notary PwMta asd Gvneral C' Lead sad Tax Agent, Office in the Court Uoase, sod ojJen at al) hours. - E^tcial ailtniuM JUST RECEIVED Matters and things here are still in a a strategic condition, and naught has dis new and moti complete assortment of• turbed our monotony for a week, save a story they tell about the honest Cid Abe. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, It seems that two of conservative Border Slate chaps, who are here for the express purpose of protesting against everything B pheno, Bnrnlug Fluid, whatooever, bad a duscussion about the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Honest Abe, and one chap bet the other chap five dollars that ho couldn't, by any possible means, speak to the President without bearing a small anecdote. “Done!" says the other chap, gleefully l^g- FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL “I’ll take that beL” . ' PUBPOSES,ONLYUU That very.same night at about twelve o’clock he lore frantically up to the White House, and commenced thundering at the door, like King Richard at the gates Also a full stock of of Ascalon. The Honest Abe stuck his night-capped head out of the window, and says he: "Is that you, Mr. Seward !” * “No, sir !” says the Border State chap, glaring up thmugh the darkness, ul’m a TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, messenger from the army. Another PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; great strategic movement has taken place and our whole army have been taken tirlsuners by the Southern Confederacy, n fact," says the conservative chap franCUDJdST IPHBTinilXB'J lically, "the backbone of the rebellion is broken ayoin.” And Ceekiig Extracts, "Hem 1” says the Honest Abe, shaking for rnx bspbcial dxnkvit or tna ladiks. a mosquito from bsi night-cap, "this strat­ egy reminds me of a little story. There was a man out in Iowa sal down to play a game of checkers with another man, PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ inducing his triends around him to lend VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. him the change necessary for stakes.— Upon our ahclree may be found all of the He played, and be played, and he lost the first game. Then he played much MOST POPULAR mure cautiously, and lost the next game. His friends commenced to grumble; but says he: "Don’t you worry yourselves boys, and 1’11 show, you a cute move, pret­ ty soon.” So he plnyed, and he played and he lost the third game. “Dou’t be We would reipoetfully announce to the eiti- impatient, boys,” says he: “you’ll see that great move pretty soon, I tell you.” me of Hastings gad vicinity, th»t we >11 everTthitigin our hue of trade Then he played with great care, taking a long time to consider each move, and by way of a change lost the filiirth game.— Close attention to what be was about, of and much minlite calculation, also enabled him to Jose the fifth game. By thjs time, his friends had lent him *11 U)elr Roeci.! attention ING and putting up PRESCRn’TIONP, *nfl any change, and began to think It was ..time one purchasing medicines of ns can rriy upon fur that great move to cyme off *Hav« their being . i. ‘ ■ Vou any more change F says be. “W by no,” ^4ys they. “Then," says he with ROBERTS ASTRIWWgreat spirit, "the lime for that move 1 whs telling yOu »buut has come at tasL*! As he commenced rising from his chair, I Kino*. Instead of continuing to play, his cloned ROBERTS A STRIKERout friends bethought themselves to'*sk him what that famous move wail “Why" say s he. pleasantly—“its to move off fur :i‘llnle murtichange." . . <«*• At the conclusion of this quaint tale, my boy, the Border State ohap fled groan­ ing to his quarters at iWillani’e,' acatk a five-doilar Treats ry Note under »bc pil­ QooJjeK-. r.<™i b™i r»»f «»/* V low of the other Border Stele chap, and immediately took evsnlnf tratn for (pWlBAlPp IFW (MSB MOW LOST! AND BOW RESTORED! .^-A r- - A.---- ^f- PrittSimO^U. t »***«•. m" Apcl Offic*. iatbaCwrt Hansa. the West. Such Is the story they telly my boy ; but I’m inelinsd to accept it merely as a ^ork of fiction with a tnrthful moral. Certehi it is, that as strategy Increases, needed m mifitary mtUen. debility CUMna.rikl.SWU. OOWIMMOmMBiww. The designs for the portage stamps to be used as currency have been adopted, and are now in the hands of the engraver. Tltey are to be of four denominations via- five, ten, twenty.five and fifty cents. All will be printed on bank note paper, and the fives and tens will beSKB inches, and the twenty-five and fifties 8 inches In length; and all are 1 8-4 Inches wide. The fires and tweoty-fives will be of brown, and tens and fiftiea green. On the upper comer of the faces will be the denomination in white figures on a dark ground. The lives will have in the center the five cent postage stamp, with a “6" in geometrical lath worjr on each side. The tens will bare a ten cent stamp, with “10 on each side. The twenty-fives will have fire 5-cent stamps, partly overlapped from left to right; and the fifties, five 10-cent stamps similarly disposed. * Over the designs' as above described will fie the words, “Postage stamps furnished by the Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositaries of the United States;” and under them. “Receivable for postage stamp at any Portoffice.” In the middle of the lower part of the notes will be “U. S-" in large letters. Large letters (in lath work) denoting the denoruinslion will be in the centre of the back of each “stamp" or “note." surrounded by the words “Exchangable for United States notes by any Assistant Treasurer or designated United States Depositury, in sums not less than five dollars. Act approved July 17, 1882.” The notes will be executed in the highest style of the. art, and every pos­ sible precaution will be taken to prevent counterfeiting. , PATENT MEDICINES MANHOOD; BABMOM SMITH. 6TACIHT COURT COM 13s1, SSisttllanj. GROCERIES! Office tn Goodycar's block, tip stairs. P And medlute the Patriot's prayers. The premises of agood many farmers are infested with rata, and we are oftan asked tor suodas of dertroclioo. A rertdept of Brooklyn Is vexed with an ,ln< creasing family of rata that seem to grow fat ou arsenic and rat exterminators.— He doesn’t like rata, and refers his case to tbeSunday Tuas. That journal recommentfa a trap made in toe following manner: barrel, for instance, and fill it tn about oae-third its height with w|ter. Then place a log endways in tbe water, so that ons end of it will Jtist remain above tbe surface. Make the bead of the barrel a little too small to fit, and suspend It by two.-pins to tbe Inside of the top of the barrel, so that It will hang as if on * pivot and easily tipby touching either aide. On this head, thus suspended, aocure a piece of savory meat The first rat that scents it, wifi to get tbe meat, leap on tbe barrel bead. p>e bead will trip, or tilt, precipitate him into the water, and resume Its position. The rat In the water will swim to the log. get on the end of it, and squeal vo­ ciferously. His cries will bring other rata, all of whom wilt fight for the only dry spot In It—viz: tbe end of the log. Aa only one rat can hold ft, the victor will drown all tbe reet, sod can. In the morning,, be drowned himself. We have seen twenty rats caught in one night by ▲ Story With a TraUhtaU Herat. D. C. .HAWLEY, ~ NO. 17. gsstingi fcmr, EmaaclaaUoa la MlreoerL Ex-Governor Stewart of Missouri is the candidate of the Emancipation yarty for Congress from the Seventh district. He is attending meetings all over his district A few days since he was at Fillmore, in tbe township of Jackson, where he addressed a large audience.— The place was formerly tbe hotbed of treason upon which Gov. Stewart dealt his'heaviest blows. He told them If his election depended upon the vote of* sin; gle,traitor he would not accept the cer­ tificate bf election; that this war bad been forced upon loyal men, and that loyid men 'bhodld- not show mercy or clemency to those whose sympathize with ■♦ekSurt or aid rabeHio*. "At the dibclusibrt of th*1 Governor’s speed) Karnes Laughlin, Esq., took tbe stand, and io a few patriotic remarks sug­ gested that the vote be taken on the emancipation question, so that tho senti­ ments of the cored be known. The Vote demonatated that four-fifths of the peo­ ple were in favor of gradual emancipation, and not a hand was raised endorsing the negative of the quartIon. There, were, however, a few •‘neutrals” In the house— who did not feel interested enongh ' to vote dABr way. “IfoM Hat "--An old gentlsman was always bragging how folks used to woHi in his younger days, bpe dgy chal­ lenged bis tva, sons to pitch on * load of bay aa fast as he could load it. Tbe chailet^e waa accepted, tbs wagon driven around, and tbe tria) commenced. For some time tbe old man Held hisdwfi tery creditably, crying out “’more hay ! more She looked Um pepera through and thmugh, Erarj morning • before the frMmeotv of the famik were left—hereelf and little boy,’ ana two • daughters— sat dojrn to breakfkst: she-looked for his name In the dally paper, but ft wjh not among tbs saved. Somebody’s, name that resembled that of her husband was, though, and for * while the had liope.— Then she examined other lists to see ’if the true tumai-ter husband's own— could not be spelled'ddL— But bo. And tovu. Some time ago there., lived 'In Edin­ burg, a weft known ^romMer, named’ Sandy Black, whose often reenrring Art! ofspUsaor indigOrttotf produbed -oome; the brute's good, patient little wife. morning Sandy row bent M l quarrel j; the baddies and egg* were axcellent, d<w to * taro, and^pad beaxk ordered hr him­ self the previous eveningand breakfast1 passed without die Iboled-for tetMtoofcomplaint. . “WhrtkrUlyoa here for diooar, 3^)djl,"said■MtoBWMj.ji , »» a. “jL chicken, ma^&ip," said the hus- xjul uoiuucr at. ruti cau, nor on me list of the nick, or k.lled hod wounded, did the name of James Williams appear. “Roast or boileAT" asked the little He was among the “missing." wife. Another one was searching for her eon, •bGeffifmmd it, madam, H you bad pton. her only boy, but his name was ubt giv'. a good and considerate .wife, you’d have cn, except among the missing. “He was known before this what J Kk,e," Sandy’ mv nraHr ” aairl in J... growled out, and slamming tbe dbdr ‘be­ hind him, left the house. ft was in spriag,and a friend who Was present heard . tk> •He wm my brother that I loved so little wife aay, "“Sandy’s.bent.on a du^ well and of whom 1 was so proud," mur-‘ tarbanco to-day : I shall not please hirn_ a0 wtMt 1 cu'1 ■ ■ ■ ■ The dinner-time came, and Bandy and' So the wails ascend from many a his friend sat down to dinner; the fish hearthstone all over the land. Intakes was eaten in silence, and,, on raising tbe only a moment o^u> to set the letters ootsr of the dirt) before him, bo called in their place and We them spell “mis­ out in a towering passion : ‘'Boiled chick­ sing,” but from which in thia life it re> en ! I bate it, madam. A chicken boiled covers not. Perhaps the heavy hoof of is a chicken spoiled." the horse trod him to the earth, and he Immediately the cover was . raised for was unburied; perhaps he perished as a another chicken, roasted to a turn. picket in the woods, or in the ravine, or “Madam, I woq't eat roast chicken?* on the hill top, or by tho river side, or roared Sandy; “you know how it should fell from the transport into the sea, or have been cooked!”, ... . was captured by the foe, or fell in the At the instant a broiled chicken, with march, or died in the trench. At any mushrooms, was placed on the table be­ rate—no matter how or where be fell— fore him. he co nice back no more. The boy broth “Without ’ green peas!” roared the er, the fair-haired and ewoel lipped sister, grumbler. , . that used to go frolicking to meet him “Hero they are, dear," answered Mrs. once again, but finda him never more.— Black. Would that be would come back again— “How dare you spend roy money in that ba would call Carlo once more and that way !” pat his head or gear up Charley .and- let “They were a present," said the wife, us have another ride in the family car­ interrupting him. riage with mother! Would .'that his Rising from his chair and rushing frora own hand could be- seen tumbling the tbe room, amid a roar of. laughter from things in his room, making whitl'ines on his friend, he clenched bis fist and shouted the porch, or drawings by the stand, or —“How dare you receive a present wittv pictures on the slate. But no, he is out my leave r’ through with all this, and the desolate walk the earth as Racbhl ' did,. mourning and cyring, and will nut be comforted, because be is not There is a story told In Washington We look to the future with hope. We of a democrat who came- from Pennsyl­ want to see the day when the tramp vania to that dty to remonstrate against of uniformed men, the flash o! arms, and the employment of neroea as soldiers. the beating of drums shall bo qver, and “Pennsylvanians will neyer fight by whan the records of the missing, the the side of black men,” said h£ wounded, the dying, and the dead of bat­ '•Indeed,” replied hte friend, “and will tle-fields shall cease. We believe the they fight by the tide of white meul” day will come soon, but whether soon or “Yef, most willingly,” was his answer. late, we want all whose eyes run over • “Aa you are a .Pennsylvanian of the these words to prepare for the land where atraitest sort,” said the Washingtonian, no missing liata" are made out, and where "you are ready to lead; 1 suppose you those who meet on Zion’s hill, and dwell are ready to volunteer.” in white tents that are never struck while “Well, Do, Mt exactly," ahswered th© the cycles roll.— Cincinnati Advocate, Pennsylvanian. “1 cvwot; my business will not permit.” . ■ Treasonable Secicties. ‘•So your position is just this; you .will We hear once more of treasonable ao- Dot fight yourself nor consent that the government shall employ colored men. The Knighto of the Golden- Ctrde have If the people of Pennsylvania are indeed just received an awkward exposure at the I like you, we must draft white men there, hands of a grand jury at. Indianapolis.— aqd I trust that you will ba tbq first one In Pennsylvania and New Jersey they taken.” MOfl) speak of a “Legion of Liberty," which is probably only a secession rose by another CoLOBXD SoLDIKRS AX ChICAQO.—A full name, aln Ohio, such men as Vallanding- regiment ot colored soldiers from Chicago hani and Edson B. Olds are publicly de­ was. tendered to Governor Yatea'last claring against the war, calling Mr. Lin- week. Tbe Tribunt ofthat city .speaking coin traitor, tyrant, pequrcr, and a great on this subject, remarks : “Every white many other hard names ; and urging tho man drafted into tbe army .While a' ne­ people not to support the government. gro volunteer la.- rejected or exempted Now one remarkable circumstance in goes to the war as tbsl negro’s substitute, all thia is, that these secret .and open without bounty." It charges the hesita­ traitors do not seem to have the slightest tion of the government abodt their 'em­ influence on the action of the people. In­ ployment to the Kentucky policy,- and diana, with fifteen thousand Knights of aaya that we DuL Maying Uffi Union the Golden Qrcle to intrigue against with our armies so much at.we arc saving the UaiuDt has furnished many thousand • I ;T men more than her cuote for the war.— Ohio, with Vallandingham, Olds, and tho Few. .of .Halleck’s, .warmest friends Cincinoaui An^ku-st to-urge her to trea­ claim merit tor him .In the fislA Few son, has already very nearly completed of his bitterest edemiea deny that be has her quota uader the President’s Last call. rare administrative capacity, and is a Pennsylvania sud Nev Jersey are not great Cabinet General. It used to be 'a behindhand in patriotic efforts. From favorite iert among the Missouri rehab a|l which, we conclude that treason ‘ that, ae long aa Sigel was advancing upon them it was all right; but whenever be began to retreat they were afraid'of him. IfHalleck takes the filld; Yhe krnry Of VltTgfoia may has* a*4My.tftet; bat ff It HAs libbn susfeected bv k'Jew people he remains in the office, Jeff Davj* bad of 1 title faith tost Commodore Nutt and better be pocking up'Ms'trunk. Tom Thumb were one and"Identical.— To dispel thiajdefatibn, Mr. Barnum has StcxsttorfiCTB nr Iixnfoia.—It' is said engaged bothIfntt alMT~Thnmb, to ap- that tbe MOBMionistiln VtmMta, Iftlwfe, Mar at toe Mbeetim 'together,'. In What b called a -Grand trial ofMorit and Skill" wbke they will “meet in aobie, friendly rtrife," whatever that maybe. Tbe lit­ H i, Mid lUi the ‘«oeMioni»l« W. bi. tle kerote may be beedidt *11 bocre, and come hlgbljr rimpot-hnd uHc ofdrtrlBg wttfghre special perfoVraauoea three times Union men ool of the county, alao, that a rebel lta( «aTb«H®rTn one of the town, there raeeotly, and kept llylat all It b Mont tn lul, Uut GnrtUHI days sIwe BeM. Doctor White, redtor of InMMd <i( rwlkering U>" delivered o( an Episcopal church in Memphis, called lull, will won unriH-Ui bb ,.onl for tn roll. then to slide, and at' last it wtml lb. tteliiernnoe of Grew*. *Si<r, off frtwn the wagon and tM old man wfth A western farmer, cWjj»d to tel!.* ibrtw t,n fook for »nak'nK Vivtor EmaBUtl’. wn Amadw ktefpf Gkeoca, and ^ Frtooe and R^a answered thytMffhtan. would n<*op•*“ .It ' Fob South Ambjuca.—Among the Amadeus was see'm> paesengern by the steamer Northern Lirijtt ^BstrrdiQf^a^awalT wM Dr. burneti of tbe DeoarUnact tit State. Who jSeKsino‘Has beeu nbminjrted:h > t-d cj IflR | .. ... : totuWMd Charts W. Walton tn tbe ft ii a.tffealtogWight to eeoA ywtag —-X. . -> r.-.. > ft-: .w.nninwkirtm wkh a nsrtte’ffiri. . �•M MKW *«LSWS. ►TCTM HA8TIHGS BOKQL >AX—STATE OF IflOBlGAK, ST»wi »r Hew I BURNED AVI TANTS MURI Havdig nr this, chosnn oua course, Everywhere they strewed the ; rx. Oj Ferrol a Juctlen. to a madneas which, if much longer per­ We kava, at length, the gratifying in- sisted in, will make tbe entire land red telligenoe that the armis* of Pope, Bum- with blood ; for rhe rebellion.m(*t>be crushed, if wo hate to use the-last,1 most aide and McClellan have formed a junc tion on the shore* of tWRsppshannoch.’ Thia look* like precaution* for safety if not like work. The great army of tho Potomac, of one year ago, should never will return to reason in time,.and,dismiss th* bitter hatred which they noutiiilLifl theirJbaarta against ua. Let them ’ rqhave been divided, and its parts member that, as “lore bfgeta lov*,”\ aq ted beyond supporting distance, doe* acom and hatred beget their like ; the headstrong self-will of the turned and 1st them be assured that it . will be a sorry day for Southern barney when the head of a Captain, too suddenly promo fierqe fires of bate and race begin to burn ted to a Supreme command, that com­ in the Northern heart I am convinced mitted the great folly of the Peninsula that, as yet, there is little of that feeling . campaign, against tbe better judgement existing; but it vfill wme.”.', of better Generals of less rank. : "A .< .. > What the Rebel* Tkink of the New Levy fa the evaouation of tbe Peninsula, of Six Hundred Thousand Unloa Troop*. order© d by Gen. Halleck, we have the From the Richmond E**mlnw' Aug. It. ' unqualified seal of condemnation, fixed Wo received last night ad vices from by very high military authority, upon the North, which, though not so late as those wo publish in another column, bring that strategy which has thrown away thousands of fives and millions of monby news of an important character. Tho to no purpose whatever. But this i* all changed now; we have paid dearly for some experience which War has taaued an order for six hundred thouwind more men to crush the rebel­ we shall be wise enough to profit by in lion—three hundred thousand to be rais­ ed under tie recent call of Lmooln, and future. We have a grand army on the three hundred thousand more by a draft Rappahannock, commanded by our best of tbe militia. The order appear* ofbcmlGenerals, those who have passed success­ ly in the Northern paper*, but the cirfully through the ordeals by which alon; cuinstance* under which we iasua this military men can be tested. With thia morning’s paper forbid* the publication great army, increased by new levies, moving down upon the rebel strongholds, ington had created the wildast excitemsot their advance will bo irresistible, and in the North, and the wat fooling had their rear will protect Washington. We greatly subsided In its enthusiasm. The believe this army aa it is, te able to cope opposition to tho order was not to be disguised. with any force the rebels can bring against The Hxaminer then copies extracts from iu Northern papers on the subject and ooa, dude*: A DirrxaxNcx.—If the following par­ Brief aa those paragraphs are. they are agraph,which we find in our exchanges, Is enough to show that this order for a draft true, General Halleck is a very different will cause an immense re-action in the sort of a General from McClellan. The popular mind of the North, and we shall await the next oewa from tbe North and latter want* back-bone and is afraid of Northwest with much interest. irritating the rebels; the former appears to be tho very reverse. Read : “Gen. McClellan recently telegraphed Dr,'®rownlow write* to the Nashville to AYashington that he could Dot get milk Unionfrom Utica, Now York, under for sick soldiers, that the secessionists date of Augu*t 7 : would not furnish it, and that the Union “Tlje men taken from these northern men charge high prices. Gen. Halleck and middle states are not even missed by telegraphed back : “Ifaeceasionista won’t these statea Everything is prosperous furnish milk, seize their cows and milk —crops are abundant, money i* plenty; them yourrolv**. Have a military board and the only evjdenca one sees of the to fix the price at which Unionist* shall war is in the newspapers and the rattle sell, and if they refuse to take that price,, of the drum and fife at recruiting stations. seixe from them also.” True, iron-clad monsters are building, and transports, for war purposes,- at various J^“Tho Richmond Dupalch of last points—all going to show that the gov­ Saturday urges upon the Rebel Congress, ernment is in earnest, and terribly in now in session the absolute necessity of earnest to. "1 have nothing to disguise, Mr Editor, extending the Conscription Act to all per­ in regard to this infernal rebellion. I sons within the ages of sixteen and forty- am for cruihing it out—no rqfiMer at five years—the material between eight­ what cost lam for subjugation, coer­ een and thirty-five being exhausted. By cion and extermination, if these measures are necessary to put down the rebellion this mean* it is believed the rebels will and sustain the government of tbe United be able to raise a force equal to the 600­ State*. 1 know the origin of tbe rebel­ 000 called for by President Lincoln. lion. and I know the originators ; and nothing short of an old fashioned hell, A Significant Fact.—It is now found that burns with fire and brimstone, will that the rebels have more prisoners than reward them adequately for their ser­ we have. Notwithstanding the thousands vice* !” is dow proven that “strategy" in Virginia has lost us more than enough to exchange all ^Atlantic Monthly.—The September number of thia magazine la received and it* table of con tea to tea* follows: David Gaunt Cerebral Dynamics, A New Sculptor, Playa and Play Acting, OffShore, Life in the Open Air, Rifle Clnba, Two Summers, Mr. Axtell, Meth­ od* of Study in Natural History, GabrieFs Defeat, Bethel, Tbe Horrors of San Domingo, A Complaint of Friends, The Life of Birds, The New Opposition Ptrljr. te- A secesh trick haa lately been discoverd in Baltimore. Eight hogs­ heads of molasses were shipped from that port tbe eastern shore of Mayland. One of them was examined and found to contain a keg of arms for the Confeder.ates. The rest ware in a like condition, land accordingly tb* whole were confis- C3F* Two men were arrested in New York on Monday laet^nd brought before ■■ for being an abolitionist, and disoouraging enlidmenta, and the other, named Shut- lleworft for being a lecessidnist. Both were held to await orders from Waab- Senator Carlile at Clarksburg. Senator Carlile, of Virginia, visited Clarksburg, Virginia, last week, and made a speech. His Union neighbor* regarded it as disloyal. He appealed to his bearers in this style: • “Will you, freemen of the too tin tain*, submit to their government! Wilbyou see your coutry laid waste, and yonr fair home* destroyed by abolition tyrants 1” He then went on to argue that slavery wm right by tho Bible—that it was au­ thorized by God himself; then undertook to prove, by some insignificant author on agriculture, that tbe poor whites of' England were in a far worse condition than th* slavM^of the South; and finally wound up hi* speech,' with great empha­ sis declaring that any man who thought that this rebellion oould be put down-by force was a fool I” Morgan, th* Guxrrilla CnrrrTxnr, A Good Judge or “Something to Tahh’’ as WELL AS Horseflesh.—Morgan’s thieve*, during their brief stay in this place; found time to break Into'oor office and taro/ flags, which they sacrilegiously tore up and trampled in the flrrtL They also broke into our drok and stole a bot­ tle of“Bites*»"whidihad been presented ton* by .Dr. Hoback. Wo are very sorr/.we forgo(,to flavor the Bittiers with a doae of strycnloe. or ratobaha^-JKftL mond (Ay.) Uuttngcr, the Peniwwla is. mainly evacuated, at least one corps d’ermee will remain there, and that Sdfolk wjU be reinforced. It ia Mid that Old Point will be one of tbe the President. xxt.—W. H. Isham, tbe Memphis cor­ respondent of tb© Chicago Timtt, has .been arrested liy Den. Grant for giving false acoDunto of alleged guerrilla raids at BrowrisviDe and other place*. Thia individual has been notoriou* for putting Memphis, Aug- 20. St. Paul, Minn., An£-flK,- ' heap. at other points in tho west, it Uttber Bill “In one epot behind a beautiful tomb. WITHOUT GUILE AMD WITH rt'KX FURFOSE. we took at Dooelson at New Madrid, and steamers Bl Potomac ly confirm*, without doubt, all previous reporta Mr.%k<A intendent, on his way to the upper agen- forty-eight men. At the ferry oppiute tha*g*ncy-'hd ten countered a large Wdy warrtot*; who opened fire on’them: Alterwfew volley* a largebcidy' of am bushed Indhni 'fa’ the/rear, also fired uptrti thefo/kdllr^iiirurttber of our men. A retreat was attempted across the river, birt‘while in the water the Indian^ killed thd Captain, three sergeants and fofrr corporal*. Seventeen returned to tbe Fort on.Monday night. . :" The light from the‘Sorting buildings and grain stack* could be seen Ih all directions. Escaped, titixtenv came Into the fprt during'the night, giving account* of horrotfi * top terrible to conceive.—Mother* came in rags and barefooted, whose husbands and children had been sUughtered before their eyes. Children qams.'wbo witnessed the murder of their parents, burning in their own houses.-— Tho road*, in the direction of New Ulm, are lined., v^lth. murdered tnenj women ipd children. J. Porter, of Mahwatoha, member of the last Minnesota legislature, arrived here last evening for arm*. He was one of tbe committee sent to ^ew Ulm to learn the truth of llio reported' murders. He arrived at Naw Uhn Tuesday moming.and found the people preparing to bury five murdefed ’ persons. Others were being constantly brought in most horribly mutilated. Ho saw four persons wounded, in one room cut with hatchets in tho head. One little girl was tJDfadrostThe face, breast and side. A'litflte’boy, was dreadfully cutop;also* middle aged woman. In the adjoining room he saw a child with it* head cut off end six others mutilated with gasbea. The people of Now Ulm are drilling with what arms they can get, being lolly awake to the danger. -They are determined to defend- the -town to tho last • ■ . ? ■ b Mr. Porter left New-Ulm on Tuesday ■morning. He was overtaken by a man who reported that tho Indian* attacked the town, 700 strong, at fir* in the after­ noon. They horned several buildings, and several citizens were seen to fall.— The people gathered-together and bad barricaded street*. Other letters to Governor Ramsay say that hundreds tireknown to be killed, and it is believed thousands. Governor Ramsay yesterday ordered out the mili­ tia, with hones, for Immediate action. Escape ot Mr. Hurlbat fYota Richmond — What He Hay*. The Washington correspondent,of tho New York Tribune writes: The well known litcrateur, Wm. IT. Hurl but, whose detention by the rebels caused no little stir neatly a year ago, has escaped from Richmond and reached this city in safety. Ho speaks freely in conversation respecting his personal adventures and the results of bis observation. Ho says that ho wentSouth on the Invitation of Benjairjn, to talk over matters, but be soon found that ho disagreed with that eminent Jew. not being willing to go quite as far as be. After bls conference with Benjamin he went to1 Charleston, his native place, and on hia rteturn thence was delected and seized by a mob, who refused to deliver him on Benjamin's order. Finally he reached Richmond under arrest, and was handed over to Gov, Letcher, who dis­ liked him and induced Benjamin to with­ hold his objection to his further deten­ tion. He wa* confined in prison by Letcher’s order until last January, when he was released, and kept, under surveillance.— Since January he h*s,been residing in a Union family and accquainted with offi­ cials whose loyality to the Union was sufficient to induce them to .wish that they could accompany him on his flight, Mid give him facilities therefor. -i’tii sia • He escaped by way of Ilsnoyar Cpurt Douse, and of the Shenandoah valley,—Hie d*sire to ^onciliate’hMlJbe«Lf*fl«Rtoally destroyed by .to* treMment he had received, and be ready, emploj|-J*l| the weapon*! known to civUixed warfare against to* rtbel*. ; He. believe* th* re­ bellion to bo In it*, last days; and says that this opinion is shared by those with whom he ha* oonversed in Richmond. He confirms previou*ljL,weIl authenti­ cated statement* a* to tbe number of the rebel troop* In the Richmond army at the time Gen. McClellan made hie famous movement .from toe Chickahominy to tbe Jams* River. He reckon* their force* at that time at between 80,000 and 00­ 000, and say* that almoat all of. it was precipitated upon t|te corps of Fitz John Porter on^tiie firoVand Recoup days, and ward Richmiond found it He savs that sitioe the seven flays fighting tbe rebel* have been reinforced to the extent of 40,000 to 50,000 men at loasvas lieWitvetf1’.’. "! &8fWSr rK'ii X horse* stolen. Gen. Sherman has been petitioned by rection of LiUlp.Rock. was sent in puriuTL' Daily have had oon- nut.”—Governor fire retire u. th. t*~°* .1“"“** estate, of Lb* pendancy of said petition *Bd thelearing thereof; by earning • copy of tf.te order to M published in th* “Hasiing* Bai>- Tbe Ctowiifrciel says:. "we have In- Mm/EONICK E- FREEMAN, of Baitimor*. formatien that a junction uf McClellan’*, Pope’s, and Burnaid*’* fore** baa been effected, we believe at Acama Creek. The same paper aay* that reliable ad­ vices from Jame* River state that tbe rebels occupied Harrisons’* Landing and s FECIAL NOTICES that pickets extend as far as' the Chick­ aim?. rnoBATg ojtBEBs-frrjLn or Michigan County of Barry a*. At a aeaaion of tbe Probate Court for th* Copal* >f B*rry, bolden nt the Probate OtHcrrtfi <W *ll- k ahominy. . 1 tiw—r £j> A large portion of our gynboat'flotilln, Dm. tiul.crt By ref.r«n« m tb* year on* thousand tight hundred with the flag-shfo“wa* above Harrtfon’s to Dr. Boback’a AvtrtfaAAt oh th* tHrd page, *August, mT sixty-taro j pra*Mt 8.0. Windle, Judge of Landing and wifi probably give the rebIn th* matter of the rotate of Almond Parish, els a taste their quality. Doneteoa Fort . Abandoned Troops. New York, Aug. 22. A special from Cairo to the Herald states that Fort Donsluon bad been abandoned by the Federate, a* a large rebel force was advancing, and the post was now vaiucle**, there being but thir­ ty inches of water iu the Cumberland river, ' late of said county deceased. On rrodtng and filing th* petition, duly verified v____ i_________ .. .r j______, uro of te*ti»g ihr qualification* of thro* □liter*, and do not hesitate to pronounce them th* “oo* thing needed in every well regulated family.” See •ArortiewnroL J* mroenly . . . , « i appear at ronq*iry*nr Mid Court, d *i tbe Probate Office, in tbe rU _____ New Advertisements. IIIndM*'* Intercepted Letter*. Cairo, Aiig 22.—A special to tbe N. ADMINISTRATOITB BALE.' Y. Tribune says that tho lately intercep­ In th* matter of the estate of Jame* Ransom, ted letter* from* Gen. Hindman to the Rebel War Department state that he has deNoU« i* herebygiren, thrt by virtwof » IL 19,000 well armed infantry, 6,000 caval­ erdm fronted to me, by tbe Probate Court ot ry and 54 pieces of artillery at Little Rock. He proposes waiting an attack North Door of tb* Court Hou** in the nllag* of from General Curtis, instead of attacking him at Helena. He intends to annihilate rear on* tbourond eight hundred and ■>«»/• Curtis, and then push vigorously for the Missouri River. He hsa received sup­ drcrarod to *ri»: The north-ro*! quartroiW) plies of arms and amunitiou from East of the Mississippi River. Helena is to be fortified n* the basis of operations. • Siege guns have already Ml. C. W. TAYLOR, Adminiatralsr. arrived. Tbe health of the army at He­ Dated, Angual SS, IMS. *»gY< lena is good. sSTsj 8. C. PHINDIX. CHANCERY ORDER TATK OF MICHIGAN-Th* Circuit Court for KUt: EXECUTOR’S SALE. ' -•*hLlX®Sr ra tu«u<d Dtfeouat.i ml Of »*id State ite of Califonna; uorot'uSoliril. r id«n»t DclenJroi. Sklrmiahinc-Gen. Atael Capture* Two Thousandfitebel*. Notice Washington, Aug. 25. The recent expulsion of newspaper correspondent* from tbe army of Va., and the,order of the government forbid­ ding tranamission of intelligence from that Quarter over the telegraph" has ren dered the collection of reliable ne«a ex­ tremely dificult and almost useless. Skirmishing ba* been going on to a greater or leas extent during the past three days, during which several attempt* were made by the rebels to cross the river, but they were each time succe*fully repulsed, and in one instance quite a number of prisoners were captured.— Tho troop* are in good spirits. Philadelphia, Aug. 25. . The Preu of thia city has a letter from Pape’s army, dated 22d insL, which say* that General Sigel had captured 2,000 rebel*, who had crossed the Rapahannock on a bridge, which was destroyed by fire, a Federal battery cutting off their retreat and forcing a surrender, after a loss of 400 killed and wounded. ibbo appearance to be within Bird, and o'clock in ihr forenoon of said day, the following deaeribed lamia V> wit: kl • • aixty etfbt one bundrelba (4S «S-1D the aortb-weet quarter <30 of tl quarter <|) of section twelre^lK) in north of range ten (10] weat. cot will b« taken ** coofeaacd by said nou re»idcnl DefenduL . four (St] in town two north of range ten (101 waat, all being in the county ol Barr* and Slate of Mich­ igan. ADAM ELLIOTT, Aircato-. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. erarntaation and adjnaunrot to the under*irued CoibtnUsionero duly appointed br-tbe Probate Court for tbe county of Barry who will meet for HARMON SMITH. Circuit Court Commissioner. C. U. Ca***,Solicitor for Complsinsnt. Dated, Hastings, July S3, ISM. jf*’ A true eopy of the original, on M« with me. i title cause. Attest, D. Srr.ii.SB. RcgislCT. CHANCERY ORDER. New. York, Aug. 25. The Tjmtt has the following: B<al1owb' Station, pour Milu North or Rappaharnogk Station, Fri­ claim* arainat Mid «atal*. day, a. m.,‘Aug. 22.—There is a lull in GILBERT HTIKER,___ I Oromi HlRlMJ. HANCHETT, > «*nmt*. the firing at the river. An officer at­ Dated, Baltimore, Auguat lx, leUJa. augxo tached to General Pope’s Headquarter* has this moment, arrived here, says a Estate of Jsh* IlRByeu. general engagement is not really expected TATE OF MICHIGAN. Camr, a At a acaiiou of lhe Probate Court, for th to dVi are '»» reafidi- S TATE OF MICHKIAN. The Ciro-it, Court for the oonflty oTBirrT • In Chaneery. S coanLy of Barry, bolden at tb* Probate Officu i ’ 0 A. M.—The cannonading is now fre­ quent, and i* interspersed with musketry, .bm, is fonher to the right, up tbe river, V.hcre Sigel’s command is at work. the main baggage train commenced paaaing thia station al 6 o’clock this a. m. and has taken the road to ;Warrenton Junotjop. „ 'j $»>’• twin « now passing up tb* eame road. This is only a necesaary precaution against disaster, and must not be, taken a* an evidence that our army expects to get whipped. — --- ; — re. re re. VW WWW sand eight hundred and sixty-two: Present SfiermsB C. Printfie^odre of Prob*te. of ’**■ U'v'*'aajdoonnteideroroed. "*i^lia!i®‘««U»«P«Utton, daly rerifiad of Rlehard B. Shaw, praying, fortwrtaln reasons therein set forth, that admin* slralion of saidro of mH arrived here this monjing. Yesterday, osar GaUatia, Gan. R. W. Johnson of Ky., with 800 men. compris­ ing a parttef the 3d Indiana, Wynuoop’s PtoasyIvanin and the bib Kentucky Cav. airy undlr Col. Hsggend, attacked L7Q0 Cavalry under Morgan, near Gallatin, and wars defeated with a low of 800 prisoner*, including Gtr. Johnson. Tbe remaining 500 escaped and went to Nash­ ville. Colonel McCook was not in tb* Solicitor*, It iaoaoKUBtbat the mud ntm-reaidrnt CHUM hi* *n*w*r to the Complainant'* Hill io be tiled and * oopy thereof to be a«rred ua tbe Comp­ lainant'* IteUatoro, wilhio tweoty data alter aer▼iee on him ofa tvpy of said Mil. Mid noliee of the ,aouro*id*aldafo«d*Ai,. . . , And it la farther ordered, that within twenty d*ra, th* coapUiuant eauac a notiee of thi* order U> be pabliihed in th* “Hartinn Broner," a pobtic newsp«per printed. pnMirbed rod eirc*laun* in Mid county and that mM piublieatiou b« Louis villa, Kyt, Aug. 23. __________ - Hartford A cavalry force ' French citlxcn. might reUm the.™ fur free of • rerrlie Inmrreeuon. Better re pltedth.1 preuction •«"><> b« r’“ “f K. (Mud Sreu. U «uch «l >11 arm, of both whit, nd bitch tbould , be unltf-hh ootrtrot. ■ , i — py* A movement is in progression in Mwaouri to have Gov. Gamble^wpwWded by a military Governor. Ftenk P. Blair is apoken as tbe likely man. ,ro»d. Xsw York, Aug.21 Gotxbxor Waugrt and tu “BurznJoroph Wright^ qf In­ diana, was recently apeak ine etRockville, uppntiw propriety of employing nagsoes1 of tbe. that Gen. MoCleUaa wH! ' ia man pat” calUd otix from tbe audience, men, w have enough white men to £ni MoClnalan.—Tbe A Do the r order commands the turning ■ nrifalll ikiiltHi to foumret Hidr ■ COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. afore th* time prescribed for hi* *ppefr*u<*Bw***ax A Allkh, Loci* S. Lcvetu ’ oliciter* for ComptainanL Circuit J»d<*(A true copy of the origlroL) (u a.) Attest D. 8r*t««*. jytt.‘ Martia C Borja. 11*®1*5®* haring claim* again*t the tbe NorU> Door of tbe Court Ho.iae, . New York, Aug. 23. n Baltimore correspondent pve* a story th*t Jackaon Wlncbeeter with 100,000 * with 150,000 is to attack Jsckaon is then to turn ifl cross the Potomac Into foatW on’ Watoington. him a* an aboliCMOTmno.,—I>» <1. • A ipW/Tto ttrCNaago THkime to bn D«W, July ■, lea. Strayed. �ICoral- aw * «• official path ............• ~p« «y ia*by couxty. L- - BY »B. MDWATS . M«4 ofMr. W,rnm'i imumt of tmOog 1*4 luot, of Um Ums, belie™ ju Mlchtiran Central Railroad. t> and after Bondi' ger Trains on th * ‘ Otefrri Rail- *" RESOLVENT « a clock P. kt, | m,.Sr d, *««« istsaaa-; *II>»*1 num warwaaa. la Um pollttal HWriturti ofIM, Sum In bl«(iolilic»l w^lag,„ coal* u J:WA1M. ' the moat elegant maditinslpreparation made.)$0 THE PUBLIC. left, or was about having Tupelo for an Tbe full term of the Hastings Union School commences on Monday next. The school is to be still under the charge of the justly popular teachers whn have here toforo conducted it Ji.SV. Bancroft, the principal, is truly a “gentleman and The fact that he is about starting on his second year,in this school is evidence that he understands the busi­ ness of teaching such as attend school, and of managing six Trustees as well.— This is more than wo can say of some very good teachers before him. The Intermediate Department is under the instruction of Miss Eliia Knowlton, her present posi­ tion as to be regarded an indispensible fixture. The Primary Department is taught by Miss McNair has been in tbe school but a few months, but her reputation as a successful teacher was previously established. No better teachers can be found in any school in Michigan, than in our Union It is in a high state of populari­ ty and prosperity, and superior induce­ ments are offered to scholars from abroad. We hope to see a large attendance du­ ring the coming year. These are “piping times of war," but there is more need than ever that our children be educated. Those sons who are just verging upon manhood, must seek knowledge, that they may, if called upon to enter the Geld of His cavalry bad already gone. It was supposed that Price's destination was Grand Junction. iUb’ihsst DE RAD WAY Swxcuv a Atta*. Attva Martgagas. :bca. Ac., rap idly and effectively, ire or subjecting tbs patisnl to the ONE BOTTLE. MORTGAGE SALE Thefanlt having been tnadein the conditions of TO THOSE WHO TAKE PILES. Many people, troubled with Coativoncsa, Indigestion, headache, die., are con­ stantly dosing themselves with Pills, Beidlitz Water, Salu,&., without deriving auy lasting beasfit. Now the fact is, all these purcatives accomplish, is to I evacuate from the bowels the watery ele­ ment from the blood. No permanent relief is obtained: the Headache continues from the fact that tbe bile is still left cir. culating in tbe blood, causing Congestion, Dizziness, dec. The bowels continue cos­ tive, the evacuiitions being caused by the drastic operations only. If you wb’d avoid these difficulties, taka JRadway't Regulating Pilhthey will operate on tbe liver, and will eliminate from the blood all its impurities, and will purge from the system all morbid and corrupt humors. One evacuation from the bowela, by Radway’s Pills, will drive out more diseased humors from the system, than a dozen dischnregs of tho Drastic Pills, Salts, and Scidlitz Waters. It is this Drastic Purgation that occa­ sions so much weakness. You suffer the pain nnd annoyance of Drastic discharges, and fail to expel the Bile and Humors still left in the blood and system to multiply diseases. Rad way’s Rsgulatiko Pills are the only true purgatives to use ; no matter how weak the patient may be ; a dose of these Pills will give strength, because in their operation they purge from the system the humors and bile, and hence they cleanse and purify the circulation. ' TWO BOTTLER. Dr "Ko\)ack'% %Xovcvac\x Ai drews is a stirring man and will make a gnod officer, • Het has designated Mr. Pi ter Cramer.-of Woodland to areist in raising this company w'ltb tbe expectation ilint, if succcmGbI, Mr Andrews will be Mr. Cramer is one ,of ihose jujen jrbo .,vdU ■never ask M« soldiers to go wUre be wiU The Barry Company. Ttiin gallant company of brave nwi apiriti-d men, over 100 strong, arrived in •town nn Thuraday evening last, and thro’ the hospitality of the town they were provirird with quarter* for thq night, and were escorted to.tsmp'Bigri on Friday morning. Thhy'aFi’now under tho commanti of Uapt, Fitzgerald, who appears tr. be the right manln the right place.— They were accompanied by the Hartings Band, under the leadership of Mr. Read, and while here they delighted our citizens wilh many soul-stirring airs. This was rspecinliy tho cave on Friday evening, when Jheygayq a ferpnaiiaft. t^e differ­ ent residences in various parts ofour vil­ lage. In behalf of our citizens who all can appreciate good. murie>se-here ten­ der them our sincere thanks.—/ania Ga'\ . \ thinking, but like to have tbeir thinking done by ■in* one else, wrey arittixrf trjdanalion, that RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Will relieve those who suffer paisa, instantly on ita application externally or by its administration internally, and cures— ‘ RHEUMATISMin a few hours. 80RE THROATindMteeo minutes. nwcukv n AU.1K, r— TUUTO-ACHK three mtootea. Dated at Hasting*, Aug. 1S> IBM. aug!5t7 NEURALGIA (paresVan>» a().. .tn flee minutes. CRAMPS)..?.................................. tn fi»e minutes. MKADACUK................................... in tan mioutee CHANCERY ORDER. CO LIO....’.in twenty minutes TATE OP MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for DlARRHUiAio forty minutes. LUMBAGO, |pains of ).................. In ten mraaates. the County of Barry : In Chancery. Ataaessfoonf said Coart held at the Court CBILLM.......................................in,fifteeo rniMtes. House in the Viltege of HaMingson the Ntb day BURNS............................................. to five uumms. °S*»«Mattifon. Locta 3 Lovett, Clrmii jndga. INFLUENZAIn a few hours. CROUP..............................................*« tes a ins tss. 0ABM8 ....I..................... . Is five miastea. DtKP SEATED PAINS... by a few appltoauoas. In all cases Where pain Is Mt, the READY RE­ Thoma, M. PUUn, Defendtnt. LIEF should be applied. Taken internallr—s tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure acidity of the stomach, and.promote digestion, it it a non-resident of this State. a,,— Ra. Therefor*. On motion of Swxbit A Allox.^bo- is a pleaaant and healthy stikiulanL Hei tors for tire esld C<Mnpteft»»V.it e or*"~ that the aaid Defendant,Thom** M. Dilhn,^rase TO THOSE WHO DO THIN£ bls appearance to be entered in thi«> canae, within four months from tire date of thfo . . S skeptical, and be convinced. * It combines Ln its Mmpoaiiiun the properties of a diffusive stimulant ..idBifl snd.otfo. of theratry 01 •««. S7.hir ertrnd. U.U •—>? plainant cause a notice of this order to trepowww1SSES35' iotorool adminiatretion. When ajlpiind .crUrsally, it will bs found a moat powerful eonwlsr I„e thll.m irritant, inatanlly reddening the lurtae to which tn aaeh week for six weeks in succession, or it ia applied) and w ilbdrawiog tbe blood from the tu< ba ~r,- •> J°n5£3K7**15 Beirhboriaapart, where it may be ar served on tbe e*id non-remdent Dewoaan*. ■» kast twenty dap before the time prescribed for his appearance. , ’ Swxxzsr A Arxw. Lona 6. Bobaitorsfor Complalnsnt. Circuit Judge. [A m.. ~r of lb. •><££) D 5„:„t jyggJ J ing.asve themselves from much suffering, and great)r improve tbeir health. RADWAY'S PILLS ■ tentio d» ihan wja the defunct namesake ■*;r?Xirs s. feb-se-? minds that can understand Iu action TO THOSE WHO THINK. Estate ot Efre»e»er RatbMrn. ” DrastiePills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Eialerinm; and more soothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarinds, or Castor Oil. .! A3 ALTERATIVES They exercise a more poweifn! Influence over the Liver, anti iur secretions then calomel, mer­ cury, blue pill, hence their Importance tn cases of liver complaints, and spleen difficulties. Jaun­ of one dollar a year. THi gieea u« S. Bond and Geo. &tjd»r of IMtroU. . Liberal Redaction Buyers. to Wholetalo TERMS CASH. 13T F®r fide bv all Drupgivln, end Storeknspera JOHNS A CRtMLET, (Hole Manufacturers.) 78 WILLIAM .STREET, Caroar of Liberty Street NEW YORK. Trnportant to'Bouse, Owners. Imporant. to builders. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmer*. SoXcACC ! To all whom this ntoy eonetnr <ntd it con et]mt rreroLotiy. vnv\v<oraXc \\xx xxseok cuxdi - kcVAAaXeA. D.o'oa.c.Vs ftXovcvacV 'WxXXe.t* Thia article haa been thoroughly tested irKew b'nrlr -.<1 .11 — nr TTr..,_l •/*.a.J. ftX.o«\.o.e\x "BiXXees ateXW »V& tM pOMXtCr « Vvwi\A,\)^ 0 TVIt WO., FOR SALE BY H AVOID SAtilNE PURGATIVES. Many peraone nrdin tbehabit of Uking Salta, Satdllu Water, Magnesia, Ac., to regulate their Kiana, and to uixclk aoun rnrnovv uckovixo buildings of all kinds, such as Facroman, Forwnotsa, Cncacan. Rail Roan Dcrtm. Can, and s» Pcauc Bcttnixoa generally, Goxcaxacxv Bsild- m.rC.tbt'cAt.Wtr DvarAwa, Uttt» .• . " . eWXtVVY, &VLeVL\XUXX\.«W\., CXC. , , 27t«e gittera art put up in quart bottles, of whioh the above it a faa-timilf27i« labdl is finely engraved,and ia provided with a safe-guard from <P^nP-rM,U.« Enlargement, disease* caused by the excessive । <LXfor E5. G. W. W. fldbaok, (Proprietor, JVo. 6 me of calomel, Morcury, Quinine, in which oolchi- | (J. RAHWAY’S KuLAtYS'V ’ Fourth — ' fit., . ~t, Cincinnati, to whom •U ordm-s s/tould i>e addmaed. an overoose ot ixiicnium wouia inuresIn Yallow. Typhoid, and Bilious Favara,in Etysipclas^waH Pox, purgatiM is highly tMential; but to sdmini*ter> doss ofDrastic 1'iUX, l^e Jm- Roberts A Striker, Hastings. Eli Nichols Jar 8. Ulion they would produce nnd tba retpubsa and Terry, Orangentte Milla, JI. C. Swift.Prairieville, depletion that would follow, would ba AiWy to H, B. Bcuningtou, Middleville, and by druggist* prove fatal. In three cases » mild, soothing and and merchants generally throughout the country gently atimnlating laxative* that .will PVgc apd heal, souths and airesgthanjjike Radwag>Negulating Pills, ia required. The caqse of aa, m*nv O WARD. ASSOCIATION, Philadel, deaths in tbae disrates is pwinr to Uv W”1 yf a purgative like R AD WAY'S phla—Air tit R.li'f of On Swt and Dhtmotd purge witoast depleting or i ajl^ttd with I’indent and Chronic Mttadti,' and functions or othar secretiona. '* rvu ni m-ww uixraw. PrOTS CtftnaUg Dimutt if tit Hemal Organi. Medical Adylcq giv«« Gratis by the Anting 8urfoul if Rad way’>Pills were adopted fntbeir tree*, ment. ■ . , • 1 Vriusble REPORTS on SPERMATORRHOEA fk-aie ad voestea of Dresfce Purgalwn erroneous­ ly bold that griping, nature. siciroMa, tsweamtu. or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and other D^eaaes during the operation of thoir pillcis a faiorabls of the Sexual Organ*, and 'oo lbs NBW REME­ aignt tfth^r piUa Expelled with pe faeees the DIED emplpyed in the Di»pcnaagr, asnt in tsaltd free of charge. Addreaa dueaaed bomore. left circulating in the system,- letter sovetopce, Dr. i. 6B3ELl?t nOtGIITON, their imperfect pills fell to pnrue put of tbe tyat«m. that oeoMiooe»be pain. By examining the atoola evacuated after severe griping, they will be found thio end watery. The cheapest nod moht durably Rootling uxc\aa.y\.c\\o\a^ ”Dv. "B.o'oobC.k.'s They differ from all purgative pill*. Tbeir aclioii’n not local,^or confined lo a poriioa of the mb. Dr»iioPunt.U.# bit- ...imeuf »h»t j is called ths r-ruulm perialaihc mo movement .. be.,1, ' ■■ 'th, —rent c. of tbe the coat* costa of the iutealinea.^ intestines. byy irritating the In active ai.d inflammatory deaeases, the Irrita—— m. 1..^.^ b.m —-)ir. I’1llla lion produced by el.* lire DrasticPi.r Purgative ’illawilt will. • not only increaae the diaeaao, hut induce uleeva j Uon; therefore, great caution ia required an at­ tacks of inflamation f>( the bowela, ^ilintia colic, . rtiMunstiaiq.~ will follow DtrnuVKD GUTTA PKACUA CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF Dr. the entire system, controling. strengthening. and •pr? Howard Akaoeiatlan, No. 3 South Ninth Street. Pbilafietp*^, Fa.; chancery bale. S * TATE OF illCaiGAN.-TbeCironU Court for thooo and MOST DURABLE RGOFING in use; it ia in ererr respect A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and TIME PhOOP covering for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. nifialJtaOSLJ'tnatfriil muf/aeturad in Ut CnUnl .'dftttf which combine tbe desirable propersi*. mi ...i No Uent iu required in oinking application ordinary IBoof can be covered and finial . same dag. It can be Applied by any one, ayu/aor,with an elastic body. «UU,b cannot be in­ lured byHur, tbLborSTOKMi.AiikixKixaof Boon Boanna, or any external action whatever. GUTTA PERCIIA CEMENT, For'Oatlng Metals of all Kinds when exposed 'to thr Action of the Weather; • nn<) For Preservtig art ItaMlriRg Metal Roofsof all kh<l8. This tho htften which wO reo it adherM firmly, forming a body equal to. three eoktiof oadinkry paint, co*t» much leak, and will CAST TURKE TIMES AS l-OSG; arid from lu olasfooity ia not injured by the oonlraoUOn and expanriw ot TIN or other 11 ETALtopFS. con­ sequent upon sudden etampre of ttrr weather. IT WILL NOT CRACfK IN COLDlOR RUNIN WARM WEATHER, AN D‘NOT,WARM OFF. LfiAKYTlNlND ofHRjt METAL ROOFS c.Kn be repaired with GUTT A PERCH A CEMENT This csinent ispeenlearlr adapted for erralion of Iron Railings, Stoves, Rang Agricultural Implrmeata, Ac.,a!*ota rasoijfscUircrs use. GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT. erections. iadinaU fa: many n true internal, and ia known as “ambition.^ We said the new series is is to be issued monthly, at the low pnee Pricg SS Cents per Bottle. Price' 26 Cents per Bottle. Very Dr. "RoWk's ftXovckOtcXk 'Sx.XXOzTW dice. Drapepsia, Billons attacks. Head-ache, Ac. In the treatment of fevers, either Bilious, Yellow, and la modi, mor* likely -to sneered.— fess pretentious than the old; thatie, it Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. JOHNS d: CROSLEVS Ctuaua G. 4c.-. 4. mIv benumb tbe ends of tho nerves, withoM fociint at kN the tertmlattew.—Way ■ ’’ Price’ 25 Cents per Bottle. SXow\ae\x WAXc.es r, pancreas, kids a or otooc impuri PROBA TEOBBXR.-Sth.n OF MICHIGAN, , '' Pric©-W Centjrper Bottle. Dt. *Blctaack'» arc, XW vxc.\k uxaxx' a\x& Cowx^oA. BAfhtcrio Chancery. Michigan Faxmnr.—We are in re ceipt of the second number of this journal 1MERIIA5 CEMENT CLIE DR. RADWATS PILLS. vice will be exciting, and nf a character di cws, of Thornapple, is authorized to raine n company for this regiment. Mr. ECONOMY OT WEALTH- 110 00 a year saved in every family by • One Bottle of , Dr. 'BboWk’h %X.owxae\x I 4 ur Kiutw ——• —- ------ -— ------- *---of aection number twenty, [SO.] excepting ten acres on tbe south cast corner, in townshin num­ ber four, 14) north of range number eight, fb) wesL in tho county of Barrv. sad 8tata of Michi"7 3 HARMON SMITH. ‘I), is *b VAtudi. gtgal Notices. that will give every soldier a chanoe to distinguish himadf Mr. J. F. An­ vrii. . JT WILL MEND GLASS. art. wot <A)treAto <tw v-u\>Vt.c CLR a VCLCavCAAXfc wX-uc-Vk. \x>WX IT WILL MEND CHINA. cun “’AU wVvxkx. w Vvcve Xo," \>u.\ as a IT Witt MEND MAEBtE. “• That piece knocked out of your Martie Man tie cu aacuX —a be pul on aa strong aa ever. - ' ‘B.eg.uXetXo'C ox Vnt IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. 'SAvow.s ax%\v\.eX* No matter ifthat broken Pitcher did not ent bn I a shilling, a shilling saved is a shilling earned, "WcfeX &ouX\\A\veve. IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. ^ov a \.ov\.£ Xvvne-, Vtcexx. wccAeA a\x av^vekc o\ • ’ put logttiMr.' :-1-* •. / Stox\xae\\ 'BVttev*, vAxkcXv, V5 It will Mend Bone, Coral, Lera, and In" takcxx va \^ro\s«zV C\u.a'cVC\.\\c/ft, fact everything but Metals. "• omA at \bvo\bcv Xvcnco, avs, Ang AMmCUX CEMEXT GLCltnUnottiotauJUrtilitntaiuM- . a ^L'ce.vyeu.’uve 0$ rV\xc,se, 'BX.Wcra S title. K Will cure Salt Bheum, Soald head, SornEyi Strosioue Dischargee from tbe Ears, Bweiliag •uriathundre’i and fifr-etebL and recorded in U>a tba Groin, Wiling of the Wocnb, Dyepepaia, Nt . ■ ~ . office of the Register of Deeds for tbe county of relgia, THREE BOTTLES. Barry and State of Michigan, w the thirtieth day of hovamber, A.D.IgfisTnbook G of Mortgswea, Silioiza Fever, . on pages Ml ,342. UX and »44, on which sold Mort­ gage there is claimed to be doe,at tbe date ot thia from the Uterus, chlorosis, Primary ByphilTia, Fever cltzA 'figue, notios. nine bundrad and sixty-tiro aud88-lt»tha Glandular Swellings, Ulccre- of the Womb, RtekDollars, (|9C2,h‘i) and no proceedings baring eta. Softening of tbe Bones, Fite. Dropsical Effu­ Liver 0orrbplainif been instituted in law or in equity,for the recov­ sions, and Diseases induced by Exposure, Ac. (^Dyspepsia, ery thereof. Noltes u'lberefore hereby given, that FOUR TO SIX BOTTLES. by virtue of the statute and power of sale coniTbdzgeatioTz, WHl cure Scrofula, Syphilis, White Swelling, Mined in said mortgage, th. premises therein : Tire north east quarter fn sWl Sore Lega, Syphilitic Rheceatlsm, Gont, chroolc Jczuridvde. of acction number eight, (6) in township numtrer Diseases, Scnrrey, Bronchitis, Tubercles, Uleers JZi&n,ey Complainte, ono llj north of range number seven [7] west, in iu the throat or on tl)e Longa, or Uver, and dis­ aaad county of Barry, and Slate of Michigan, ex­ ease caused by the excessive use of Calomel,Mercurv,Quinine, corrosive hubllmate, Ao. There It coaling a strip of land twenty rods wide off frpm Qrtxfc. o>\\ 05 wvttuno dlacsMof tho Skin, Joiutd, Bones or Olaads, tbs weal aide of said land, formerly sold to HatIclY XMJbXyMfV. VW Page, leaving one hundred and forty acres but that this remedy will cure. Il Cleanses ths BLOOD. Resolves ell diseased included in said mortgage, wbcih will be sold, or depositee, and renovates the system with health and Strength. In all cases s«k for RAHWAY’S ths bighast bidder, st the Court Hpusi in tho vil­ RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Prine per bMtie lage oiHastings, that being the plate for bolding One Dollar. Persona calling at Dr. Radwayte ate eow\\LO%e& ©5 tho Ci remit Court in aald Harry cunnty, and Slate roo\% awA W'Ajs, of Michigan, on the sixth day of September.A. D. 1662, at onu o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Druggists. vAv\c\x make- Wvcuv Dated, May SO, 1649. U. J. PERRIN A CO., CHILDREN. jel till Aisigneea of Mortgage. RADWATS READY RESOLVENT given In1 doses-f half a teaspoon fol three timet per day, will curo.-kires of toe Gums, cankers in toeMoutb Sore Heads, Karo, and Eyes, either frdtn Wonna, MORTGAGE SALE Teething, or any other causo. 1 f troubled with *B\XXCzT« TAEFAULT having been made in tbs condition eongb, KestlaaanoM at Niebt, half a ICstpooufn! j_Z of payment of an indenture of Mortgage exe­ of the RESOLVENT will insure a rare. Price cuted by Joseph M. Barrett, and hi* wife, Catha­ One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollars. avL X\xc \loov rine Barrett, of Rutland, Barry county and State Principal office,87 Maiden Lane, Now York. Sold of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,of Marehalt,Calhoun by Druggists in every town in the United States county and atate aforesaid, bearing date the second end Canadas. RADWAY A Co. dar or December, A. D. 18-'^, and recorded in the office of tbe Register of Deeds, for said county of Barry, on the 1th dar of December, A. D. 183c, at 12 o’clock. M.. in ILnik D. of Mortgages, on X\vc \looy \xxca\ «loa\^ pages 120 sod 121 on which Mortngr there is If people snderetood the Importance of purra claimed to be due, at tbe date of ibis notice, tbe ation with RADWAY'S PILLS, in contradlat&e- Doetor'% D'xW.%. or in equity having been instituted for the recovery thereof: Notice u therefore hereby given that bv virtue oflho ataluta, and a power of sale contained as act.* Our daughters must be educa­ in said mortgage, tbe premises described therein, to wiL, the north-west quarter of section Ku. ted tu Gil the places of our printers, our ibirty-two, (33) of township No. three (S) north CHANCERY SALE­ of range No. nine (9) weat, in aaid Barry county < lerks and our accountants who are to be and Slate of Michigan, one hundred and sixtr TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbs Circuit Court acres, mure or less, or so much thereof as will found upon the battle field ; and what is for the county of Barry—in Chancery. aatisfr said mortgage with interest and coats, will Hill a nobler task—to teach their young be sold al public auction or vendue, to the bighett bidder, at the Court House in the village of -Has< r brothers to be men and true men, and tinga, that being the place fur holding tire Circuit that speedily, to Gil the places of the Court in said county uf Barry, nnd State of Mich­ igan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. lSi.1'2, fmhers and brothers who have gone down N pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of the at one o'clock, P. M. of that day. Circuit Court fur the County of Barry, In ChanDated, May 3f>, IBM. a ' in the terrible shuck of contending forces. HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. jelltlS Auiguoca of Mortgage. Swanar a Allxx, Aliys. vw-mg-.—----- - —--Movntkd RirLKs.—Hon. F. W. Kxl- WUCIVIU —* M44,r■ ». ........ Charles IL Hcwea. Lucy J. D. Hewea, David Uyi.<'uu has received authority to raise a era. and William Marble are Defendants: Notice is hcrebv given, that I, the undersigned. Circuit Regiment of Mounted Rifles. This is a Court Commissioner. in and for the county of R. R. R. will sell at publie auction or vendue,.to TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK new branch of the service, and ia designed Barry, the highest bidder, ou Thursday, tbe twenty-fifth AND operate against guerrillas. Tbe ser­ TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. strife, shoot bullets that can think as well Captain and Mr. Cramer 1st Lieut. Mend yotxr Harnre^ Slrepa, tfelte, Boots, Ac. ■' 1PWILL MEND IVORY. bsaote mpuHicaZlfon or m%)r be a McceM. advance movement School. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. digestive orgiks. “ft HAH DISCOVERED A CLEANSING STB UP, Miss Hannah McNair. WILL WIIHSTAliD WATEH. it will mshd-woob: «j•ti.Ufl Rare yoer Brcfctn Ferohuro- JjJejguZctfor Advices from Grenada, Mbs., to the 11 th, state that Price's army had •who has so long h-?td BTOMACHTG rmdlng public are now weblog in tbe liurelore of other States We tro.t tbe Manilor « » AMERICAN CEMENT GLCE Diarese, Secondary typbre, or Scorbutic Eruptiaos Tb!» Syrup ia highly eon ' **^,-tflkpt4y,.m' independence of eun­ R. N. RICE, Gen’l Bupenntendeut. a scholar.” & WAY'SKK0VATIKG RMOLVtNT-^WAre dry eonopUag influencM, of piece, power Mid weillb, w bleb 4 large portion of tbe Day Exnrt Night Kxj THE BYRONGKBT QHW1N THE WORLD. Tffli CGRRMBTGLUB IN THE WOBLB. > nwger bu amb gluejm the w rl THE ONLY BBLlARLEfiLULN THK W.QMD - ja»lKT TO BE EXCELLED tllhoiK oolieliMfi» aiK-eel Day Erareaa.....«>.....'..\. Night Expersa. American Cement Glue. BAiDWkt^ R EXO FATING •apply orders foam any pari oi me aliort notice, for GUTTA PERCHA------------------- ------- RAD WATS READY RELIEF. purer it fissured. t«ke from four to •>*. XS CT8. per B°^ <« RAD WAY ids 6ft. .> <■ 87 Maidxx Lamb, fftT. It WILLIAM JOSM, Adams and Wm. 8. Bowd. AA?raa« DENTIST, is now proponed JOHNS A CBOSLZY. Bond de Snyder, Detroit. W.holeerie WarehotneTB William 8^ �UtMS»»Tri«TAX gljnnflttftl "aaauHrasiiijaaLi 1.J tli&uii I “Arf 1S. l” iw.-. ii ii.w lC •■Mr.-M * ’ tv obtain tbeir food from tbe liquid, oc ai least Uta humid condition. applied to the soil, and yet if the ground is so dry that tbe partielee are not dis­ solved it.affords plants plants but. Little XrtNOAl. TAXBALBS. nourishment, and they may starve in close contact with that which under more favorable circutnttanoes would prove their best food. Those who hare used guano frequently know that in a dry sea­ son they observe but little effect from its application; and thia is doubtlJsa tbe reason why many wbo have tried this manure but once or twice have become disoouraged, and are confident that under no circumstances will it be found nrofitAwiibr OwroL able for agricultural purposes. Others wbo happened to try the experiment in 1855. Town 4 North offtabU • #s<' wet seasons can make a more favorable report. But no person, we think, ever applied good Peruvian guano in a liquid form without observing very favorable and speedy result*, even in seasons when the same manure applied dry would have but little effect. If we thus lose the ef­ fect of a manure so finely comminuted and as soluble as guano, on account of drought, what must bo the result where ordinary manures are used, often in a • •Kof.wx s crude state, and not well prepared for immediate use by tbe plants. Of course we do not say that these are lost, but the effect in the main is lost upon the crop for which they were especially designed. W e cannot, of course, cause the rain to fall tn suit our convenience, and It is well for us that such things-are. placed beyond our control, a* we have far more to attend to than we do well or wisely. What, then, it may be asked, can;we do to prevent the ill effects of drought; and, if tne-absence of the necessary amount of waler from the soil is so great an evil, why do we endeavor to get it away from the soil by underdrains? A large quantity of water is not requir ed in the soil and, indeed, is positively injurious to all our commonly cultivated plants : humidity is nil that is needed. By csrr y ing off excess of water at cer­ tain seasons thia condition is obtained with more uniformity. The soil that is soake d -with waler for a long period, or -where water stands, becomes heavy and compact, unable to absorb, like a porous soil, the water that falls in showers dur­ ing our warm wenther, a great portion of.which runs off without penetrating to tbe roots of plants. This is one reason why a drained soild is more uniform in its moisture than one undrained, and why crops in land thoroughly drained seldom if ever suffer from drougth. Again, the atmosphere contains moisture, as is seen by the dew. which is the water oon donsed from the atmosphere by the cold surface of plants. Another common illustration of the same principle Is seen in the moisture collected on the outside of a pitcher filled w ith cold water. Ute air in summer is ■warmer than the soil, and therefore when it bn* a good opportunity to penetrate leaves Its moisture, to the great benefit of the soil in dry weather. Tho more porous and pliable the soil is kept, and to tbe greater depth, the greater the amount ot moisture absorbed- This is the rea­ son why sandy loams suffer usually less from drougth than a stiff clay, although the clay is colder and would therefore absorb more moisture and is also more retentive, and under like circumstances wou Id suffer less. >. But our clay soils in a dry time are found generally baked hard, with the surface cracked, and al­ most impervious to both air and water. A year or two since, very late in the season, we observed a farmer passing through his corn with a cultivator, and as it was late in the season for this work, and no weeds visible to make the neces­ sity of the operation apparent, we in­ quired the reason, when he informed us that the crop was beginning to suffer from drougth, and he always found that going through with the cultivator was as good ss a shower. Near the suface the soil Is dryer than further down, the moisture being evap­ orated by tbe heat of the aun; and for this reason plant* with roots near the surface suffer more than those with roots extending down into the soil a considera­ ble distance. While our small crops are drying up the fruit and fruit trees do not sufier for water. If tbe soil is kept plia­ ble water will constantly rise to tne sur­ face, just as it will arise and moisten a whole sponge when tbe lower part nnl/ is placed in water. If the soil is hard cnoe between bold wponge and a piece In bnth cases the water win arise some distance, but in tbe latter ease much more slawly. • From the above hint>», which we de- poinm in question, it will Im ubaarved that, although we cannot control tbe clbqds and ralm we can dn very much tn prevent the disastrous effects which so often reanlt from drougth.—Biuvl Nevi 58 s&ms 9 15 •6 4A1 iu 01 ft 10 4 14 ft M 4 14 « » ’ « M >0 4 78 ; & SIC £*}£ S S E ii .d*i a ». 8 S a to 9 78 »0 W 15 h.B I ns?»cs ST SI 160 80 W 6 16 IS 1 61 »0 II 10 IB 1 01 W tt 11 HI 11 M 16 • 00 18 80 ll 10 16 1 01 80.19 4 84 43 10 6 io tri os fiu 0! 01 ol 01 01 ii ii 3 IS 13 M ff 84 68 07 14 ii 10 18 1 01 S TosrnS North of JUnge 8 West frneV-1 5 s,ss »O IH 5 55! D Sits b.-i 1041 1069 1<»M 1044 1043 1«71 1074 1U7S 107* 1077 lift 1140 1141 1144 Alao blank lot south of blank lol bounded 1 north by Coart street e by Mill propertv. ■ 5 acres. commencing 40 roda south of the quarter post on tbe north line of section No. to the place of beginning, oHofn ■w.-•’X ®faeV 1> lota 1251 k 1S40 selrofnelXW seWrf W 3 .-.yor.wXK 10 61 10 04 S 70 £ 5# 17 1 Addition. Town 9 North of Range 7 West ft village of Middleville. I'lTlle. 10 N 1 x ” ___ u’a. Omer, > Hostings, Aug. I, I86x. i Notice to hereby given that in accordance the provisions of die Statute in such eaas n— and provided I do hereby designate nud aelect th office of the County Treasurer at tbe Court Houi J txMun<rnc* the Cr»t Monday »f H. K. SHEl.bON, •X «• •! W 7 91 to on IM s 11 71 6150 BEST PIANOS. 6151 ?l! X GR0VE8TEEN A HALE, haring reu .... r new warerooma, Na. <78 BR8ADWAT nplofnjofs a|7 • •» of a w» 3^1 no prepared tooffrr the public a u >. 7 Octave Boaowood Pi-1 c SlfiO CASH, SO 1 X8 £ 5 Town 1 North Rich moulding cmm, •176 to S200, 8 53 If 8 St bytheol the boat. 74 5 09 60 84 It 3 41 Jellml GROVEBTEEN & HALE. 4T8MOADWAY, NEW YO«K 5 53 ;i NUM 8 £53 £55 £ 3 Sm1 Towa 4 North of Bangt » West M> 18 U M 10 58 is 58 is 2 s im « min a w:s|j *8..mws IS H £ 53 __ _ JLjfi 4*• « 4&ifl'S»*E • I* tr m • » feO.5 THE Advertiser having been restored dice m Cbaeame- 53 X u ?“5 >S ii S.?3 is s s ta D a C 10 n i 06 num II u S is are bird* that n «s eM W ss burials, bat not at bridals; bow prone to God is all that ia dark sepulchral ‘nofty, bet not in U fi s 5c »£ ‘ Yorier. 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Uuk m&m tor cl.~k. Sto .. .<id.nlM.t nude K.r ralklaf. U to. «■ poor™ 1, «Urf«i with tor ,ppxr«oe« uid tor oTI.«oa>M..«-, ind J«. IX - tot tonh rooto IK, tto«l«trta etoio ... . .... current. ___ mov® llkean invtoibln table cannot long withstand ft, > It owiL Invention, thst from . the heireMy^HJJ striking up a merry peal that most uewe far unpleasantly upon your ear Ton must endure m best y “U can the failure join taoir. 4«Uoy. ____ w.U And to *» Fr»k, P«"_*** * ' of your achemea, and confww that fraud »TR._ memory belong! u> a ■ by hv OkMta |M»« DSTt pett Ok <*| The has bean repmd by artifice and that tee her history. In (set the less ahe thinks will of him the better. ■ And vet, when she composed herself tu re»t, her hair lying on the pilkx, and -Itk toMtMIk, toloehy." “Owe me I Bow .lllwwdinary I” «X d.lmto the tto tarto MIm Pi^pkwood io • hi-.Ui, .nd dmeiof nwme to Meeh A'" Rappahannock correspondent of* Philadelphia paper states on the morning fcfa only the whisper ofa name, and ttyen <of the 21 >tif>® rebels opened a battery m if tor protection. ■ on our centre and continued furiously to ahe falls asleep, as serenely m m iefant. « AU kindt Bonk, Qird, HanJMl, Qilal^vtand “I assure you It i» a fact,” said Mark ___ ____ reveal wu userwt, threw shot mid shell for several•*"«* ftief Printiaf tMcntot on ilort notier, and a: How Retribution calls on you! “and If our h^st has no objection, I ebonW We are not bound to reveal the *cret, I d the name dfatinotiy, _and it A little bigbar “P-<but we famed J “ just Hke «. try it «>r the fan of the tMng. nameArchibald Sinclair, th. enemy bad (faring the 0W name <>f Archibald Smcfai t-tfaitle. IfnaxMVwItt he frigldcokd,’ wm not the and to a woman’s caprice au* -a- bridge over the river. P",nt This taanslra ring of shattemd SUtea ! There fa nu«*” ‘ it added, looking at Mr Btamce. ■ ...... the most brilfiant and sueceasfcl offnr of But shall era spurn Jrour service atiU; “What! frightened at the table I” med vacillation: Blocking the way when tbera's the wUit Some little distance from this chamber, Mr. Bounce. InugWeg id derisimi; while In the vidnitv «»fihw bridge was oue with Ita robe ofgoeaamer, and its wreetil a few strong minded women of the petty«,f Gen. Sigel’s batteries, on which tho of orange bl.mwuea, fa souther and very rebels opened n brisk fire, to which, lor • different apartment,with sombre hangings time, our battery repbed wilbapirit. Io danoer. , , ’ massive furniture. . SJisttllaitib Marie wow turned to kb boat for per- and. a a little while our fire slackened, and then Ah old fssHoned mirror stands upon ceased, they having been apparwitly ailta*. miaafon. the table, and irito it fa peered afaag“You are quite welcome to take what t Three rebel regi­ THE TA BEE* TUBBED. gard, withered face,' full -fdoubt and four ced or witlidrawii. liberties you pleaae with my table," aaid { ments n<«w rushed across the bridge, _.•»>« । nnd disquiet. 4l fa, Mr Archibald ^ittMr. Binefair, with bia uncomfortable i Sigel offered no i.ppositimi. Everything who ba* gnne rest. amiie ; “all I stipulate for la, that I am, clair, < seemed favorable, bilt the scene No one hud heard him utter an exetu■ink to believe in an absurdity.” changed. No sooner had .Jihei crossed mation of fear, w exprtaa any opinion CHAPTUt : “Well, then,’* said Mark, aklllfuUy than Sigel opnwd bis better! on the i of tile mysterious voice, eave that U wa* ’Tables turned, indeed!” cried Mr. (funning a drch around the table,“I bax® ■ bridge. The fourth shot completely de­ » a trick cleverly perfonued. and orlginamolished It, and at the tame time »*h*B Bounce, with an air of ineffable disdain, jjust a word or two more to add. This i 1 ting in the fertile benin of Mark Sil ver­ “No, no, Mr. Silvertree, I ha«e nut lived tmatter of the table turning fa rather a' tree. He hud rallied his discomforted ly fire of musketry assailed tlieLrebela in in tile world upward* ol fifty year* t«» be ,KK-riuus business. Tables are, as I Mid guests and brought them back from their front. Their retreat fa cut, and time to oberts A few shots chested by an old woman's tale at the 1before, links between us and the world ut hiding pfaees. He had taken pains to no hope loft fur them. aphits—mediums, as they are called. 1 from uur battery, n charge and they are fast I" I D. c. HAWLEY, efface the dfaagreaaMe impression made Not a man escapes. Nearly “Don’ttrust toil much to your own in- ,could, if I chose, addre* aorae mi® whme upon them. IR in Ml kind* of FafnU.v QroccriM. He bad spoken of Frank as, ours. e .rA Wooden w»re. sod * credulity, air," *n»d Mnik Silvertree, voice we never expected to bear again ; his deeply regretted nephew, and reprov­ 2.000 are Mid l<» have been captured and ,f Prori-koun, Also Notary POUc, atiout 400 killed and wounded. The gravely ; ’■tables now a-days play odd » es. and be answered.” JUST RECEIVED ed Mark for playing on his feelings—a , doors east of the Homs. ' The three Misses Popplewnod ot­ enemy having failed ua this, they hurled sort of pni’iks, a* fur instance—” • repnxif Mark bore with great equlnamity “Don’t tell me! don't tell me! cried tered a faint shriek, Mr. B.mnce bloater- and, strange a» it may seem, made nu• forward their forces with impetuosity, ROBERT- * STRIKER, a no— «nd m»«t complete .MorUnml ..f and strove to nutfUnk Sigel by crossing Mr. Bounce, waving bis hiunl with dig­ eklloudiy. Lucy ouietiy withdrew to the OKA LIBS In J~r. mtoici.w. p,l«t«~l|. attempt at apology. • at French’s Ford, htrt Gen. Pop® or nity ; "1 d«ai’t want to bear it! I should farthest corner of the room, while Mr. pte.t., .IK <«7«‘■“""J He had tried to comfort Lucy, wno DRUGS AND 3IEDICINE8, not believe it if I saw the table spin rouud Sinefair scowled al Mark Silvertree with shed a torrent of crystal drops with ani dered up Banks and Reno to the aid of .inllnn.rr. ’ as evil a lm>k as one human being could w^Clieinicalth Pniu<*» ©ll»r Caut- like a u etoluni.” 1 Sigel, and the emeniy were again re­ Holbrook's Nsw Block, Hatting*. Mich. odd sunshine between them. He bad pulsed, nnd moved higer up tho river.— ‘■<Jh, Mr. Bounce, how can you •" aim cast nt another. •.Milhed the fears of the three Mime* Still, pop'd** curioeity was amusM. pered the oldest of the three Miuws Pop How the next attempt of the enemy suc­ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Popplewood, and had drawn on Mr plewuod, lost in admiration ui his bra­ No one believed a word about it, and Buunca u, brag of being th® -nly one of ceeded 1 have not yet learned. SWEEZEY A ALLEN. yet everybody would like to try. very. the party who wns not in th® least a TTORNEYS AT LA Wand RL\". ‘•’How cun I T* returned Mr. Bounce,, ’ Murk was just the man for lb* occasion frightened. But now .11 this rn.nwv.rspreading hunwlf out on the hrarlhrugI —-elf pwewkcd and adroit. There was ing is over, and Mr. Sinclair has retired i n neatness in all his actions. He mar­ The Wdsliiogton Star furnishes the v,.rm,-l,..urt» of mortuarsa. Ae. Will be happy rw- FOR MECHANICAL AND . MEDICINAL until his |»«rlly person seemed almost for tH® night. to cover It; “how can I I Why because: shsled tbdouevts into their places, Lucy He is evidently nervous. See how he following explanation of the reason why ‘ j’L’RrOSES.ONLYjtl I nm an Englishman, and not to t>e hum­• forming one of the circle. nd buainens. Mich stands and listens. He shudders lest an - Gen. Bunks wns iml reinforced durin" Offic. in th. Court How. Tlien, when all had joined hands and bugged. In ihese days, ina'ani, people ulher ta« Uuta bi. >A<iuld p«u tat” u‘< the battle of Cedar Mountain , “General will be liumbtigged—they like it. Bull were hHiking into the mahogany as if it, mirror, md b« turn. Cnun It .broplly .— Bunks did not deem thut be was contend­ am not ol the number, thank heaven ! No were a magic mirror, Mark said, very A coni droppiuft lr«»> Ito 6ro irnto. brm ing with an enemy in force equal to b’l» nkXlKL COOK, quietly: ... AtH P. M. ba a*»t » dispatch, utte -Imll humbug me !" •tart. U« «r.ta rto«t (to ruum Ita. • own. •’The medium ofcommumcation i» per ’•But," said Murk failvertree, m if un­ culpr.L It i. rcry diugrto.bl.tu to to the effect that ho wm driving the ene­ |Jb JasdiTCttar b-.mes. r.rtai-i.«te h-ofo«. CUI III 11. IV 1. D------I feet. Who shall I speak lol" willing to drop the subject, “ making al ­ my before him. At 6 P. M., when his nervous, ” no J a so he u finds AnrU It. it. Here There is JffiiTia Ooedyesf. block. __________ There wns a pause . then a name was h.n.....^r low um-e for sundry pieces of mischief, troops essayed their terrific charge’ but <ma refuge for mm, miu *•> reav t" £ t there nre still wonderful ^siones told ol I whispered that Boundedjalhef .jnMy at Itrion. S’, ho ha-rtlly get. fan. bud and ,upon the ret»el balteriaa, their tefaotay ” I. A. HOLBROOK, *TEA enFFEF.. SUGAR. 8P1CER. PEPPER, / . - t__ tl.llntA. in these same table*. One might almost lluit ideoticnl ep“«b; but the whisper revolve* to *I«Pd,d 1,<*P °’ir response, from the cover of woods and “imirias. ■toisiRACODHsw strength and al fangth dared Ju fancy them to be links between us and gathered q fK. Chancery, ’»«»««• —JT- k oime under such circumstances-1 Hu thick underbrush, first revealed their Office, second story of Hower a bloc . . f..L .r.^lU.I I" ‘to °™“r’ " th.- world of M>irtta;" say aloud : i-.-tse* from side to side ; ho starts, he overwhelming strength, to Gen. BiUiks, '’Frank Sinclair.” -Newrtiwr cried Mr. Bounce, angri listens. Will the morning never come wh^then dispatched a messenger to tho . J. Jf. RUSSELL. Our host started from his arat; Lucy j |y ; “duliT fa* putting such sliaurd no rear to notify Geneial P"pe ol th® »«*• H1YMCIAX and Surgwn. Oflcs la Busse again 1 , , ,. CBWESa’J TXBTjnilXBT ttous into people’s head*. There is my turned mile, and leaned upon the eldest It doc* not matter s<» much while his Then it wns that Ricketts ww ordered Mi* Popplewood, while Mr. Bounce friend Sinclair turning just as pale as a taper bums, and sheds a fiwkering light to push forward with all possible rapid­ And CnnklK ExlrkctS Starvd at Markv as if petrified at his auJOHN ROBERT**, ghost.” over the naun. It «»" wtify him that ity to his ataistaQfie. .Th® truth is, Gen. OtlVSlCIAS.ttaS.ry~.lt-iRtou.B~to Mr. Arehilmld Sinclair was the owner da. Ity. , nothing is there. But by and by it sinks, McDowell’a corps was in the beat possi­ FOR Tin o'”>1 »«"*nT C way, nesr the Coon Honu. But Merk gave no one lime to inter­ of a large, hmidsome country bouse, now into the s-cket nnd goes out. ihu moon ble positinn to serve any emergency, Hu said in a well filled with guustu. He wns middle fere with hia proceedings. is behind A cl-ud, and nothing «an be dis­ and would have been in the fight perndH. p. cherry, . sged, with a small withert-d fere, restless loud and distinct voice: venture, had not th* enemy contrived tv rill a cerned wiih dearness. “Frank Sinclair.” eyes, ntni an uncuinfo-tnbfo cxpressimi Presently the nmon breaks forth again, otaiceni from Gl-b, Banks mid bis whole IN ten.) to sll R^ldeore. Johnrtown. PENS. PENCILS, inks, paper, en­ ‘•I am here,” said n voice from beneath; «d Mr. Steeltar tota.lt-ita wy. niiuul Kis mouth. No one could say his Ik- corptt d'arnee his real strength, until an C"1'!”? “lita B1..U tort *'"<• “ ‘■•°l‘ velopes. CARDS, Ac.. Av. apiwarnnce was prepossessing, or Ins SU close it seemed that every une started lilts up his head and looks around—tho t hour loo late to permit P.ickeltsto be ur- -r ri-faw-y •” K"Bd •’! < * st iff, rest mined manner agreeable. YeL, in terror. Not ■ gowl wtu prMenl to ordered up in time to arrive on the field be heard a sound. L. H. BTEWART, ’ r ’ MOST POPULAB if the eye wanders through the apart­ «hoio ttol vnita «M no, tautilinr. There i« a figure standing between the before nightfall, put an end to the w a TTORNpf and Cc"n*‘cSy“ Xotery^SJK it... FrantSMiu^; ,1,“ ur ment, it will rest m> a fair haired girl, in N‘»n® curtains st the bottom of the bed. He gacement for the time being. A. «n* f’o»n>«4or l" ,tli and offithe first bl-mm ol her youth mid beauty. tortol in tto drplto.ol the out see it dfatiiMillv. There is uo infa- others than tha uflicers actually engaged .YtoU,*” .TiSf* cr-h. Tto M>.»e. poppiew<*4 tainted, _Tto This Is Mr. Sinclair’s ward, and she has take. He know* he fa not dreaming— in front could p«wsibly. |<rtow , die necetaiMichigan-_______ __ ’ ' -—-----------------------------given her word m become, on the lol- atrong minded w<nnM> threw their itnna to. -i.hu. h. -ere. But to i. -ide ly for reinforcements. Their failure to •round Mark Sitrertree, Imploring hi, lowing morning, Mr. Sinclairs bride. ------------------ j. M. NETFNfo awake, with his sense of sight and hear­ upprccinte the fort, therefore, and that alone, was the cause cf tha. omiaaion to wTotnrv Pa bile, *”® T<x “7 P.far Lucy Dore, though she looka so protection -. «hll« Mr. B-unoe talriy Ire.k ing on the stretch. r..~» “££-!> N ta*™ -bright and happy. I»w l»'l her dreary tohiitonl., iw to M. o«r. r*Mim, .nd Hta eves nre.rivited on the form that reinlorve them ere ibe engagement was lockrd hi Muitoir lhm . were locked tnsen ln. m. uitnu hte pr«.utto Ite.lftau.toddtollfeMr. Mjbstaut'ially over.” , nsssageu In life. Mi. Sinclair, her guur'ttolto Mtottto— to to-rtte-teL chairs and tables ..vertomsd, and dinn, with whom she hnk resided sinre cuisbed. glllBUVU. VI—M.I * —•■— ™---j ” ' ' ' him. It stands solemn and still, « » to l'. t-j J _ L.k -Un... mA l.tti. the whole scene changed into nhc une of noncon--------- ‘T a. W WIGHT. childhood, had a nephew Frmik, relied v. A Shrewd Trick. give him time to recognixw it. And be fusl<m ’ . ; " ' ’ . . n . > TTORVKV .to C0CSSE1.L0B *T bv h‘sfancle, “Frank never do well. — ««. i tt? « i« is r rem* --- --------- -One of the batiefy men got a fine horse •rfriefa ...____ ,j i No* faas !t much better when, afaer u but In spite of this omitmus title, Fmnk Manv dreary hours have to •«c»«d | Utl ■ We<k |n * • wrfy that does credit to Un,., gutot. e.™ .i.ta.Z Jrt.to’ttolirttt.rd.-n was a favorite with everyb-idy. HeiW lime, the guests came trembling back a t .. -u - u-Ajt „f dawn puts hi, Bhn.W(jneSta Mnd ingenuity. ' geuteg btoto He ,WA» . •. dround S^XtKjtahU V Ptoutu... .. B—r, -i.iroikrr o ■u. toi..to..>n,|s getting horses foe, th® . -.it h>naid to COMPOUND■­ «n ..nen hearted, generous fellow, • little udic mn ™Tkl««. to. with plto.ty ..f R'-kl .tuff tto ft™. Th.™ Special stuntwa wH tep*» s{< d BOjr; Tbrtrtrt «.to .rre renore-ec »«.. ,U|| he dare not inuve. Thu and I hi* — ' t, hj t j authority .....1 given ..ivAiv rervy. Barry County, Michigan. ________ „_.n . ^.jnd taXto n. r.11 in 1.1. -ita hi. Utoiv. furUieg.nto.tata^tatoJMrtirt^- gone, but wi-eu’accHig n.fine brick . house nht Is interminable! cuipta, when e-- i• pretty «r4. .. » m.tur of o.urto. .nd I But all'things have an end, and so the ott auipe #^ distance, |Sl he said to'thli cnptaln, miked her to marry him. Lucy returned , darkness begins to givu way. He Wi h-ril <,rn net ,;4l vnu vnU rt h-rve." lUnuing irasod wtoti'-Rnndering. .nd wtotl-nK^ • hears-uinds in the house ; the stir uf Hie , ROBERTS . STRIKER. his ifTetti«»n, and-a little romance was , through tar -tad. - if "k*tod, to r.ta. acted -Ct between them. It fasted mx ,dre.d oftodthn. ind .ditarj etomtor,. to up t<. tto h..u~Jtaadjktor?d.teUt>». hn* begun again. U,„„a. M..c «. l*‘-________ ni.4iib*, and then was broken up by bis But todtlm. erne, .nd tto™ *.re Streaks of daylight appear on the cur­ -tar Ytuterto nr. ! Ito Vnuwbitperihg. in U» l..ng potato*. »nd . tains, and he springs up mid drsssvs iw- keto .to .Brrtnrl .<■’< G.tl . ..k. g™. ' uncle sending Frank ti» sen. Kalaruasoo, „ j.C.Bvauows. Frank c«mW help himself as it ।hurried di.rt.bio,. «od B.tonttaK "f »“ till. Tt toM* wedding morning. u»nb..r~!" Hrhri *» Indi, rnhter lunipened, f<* his fi.rtune was In his un- taper, n. l..ngM-ltoX would lot, mil • Early a* be i*, be is none lu soon, lie rail on -htah tohtert-d hi. untetriB And r'"1”’• rutae. I<> tar -indo- «ud Itato "rt— tat. mW ttatedt. -tod tern, ut ttot cle’sbnnd-jmd the young -crfpegrace was burjin* ..r r««» i" tooling ..fiiaWt u«U:.ffcr »*•«*; Still a minor. But b® *** s-alted by Wunder of wopdera’. Out step, the three ditrtluta — Ito uurr-ta-runr.l .ritl. pr-ta the premise that •’«» «•' tucf ... Fr.uk'., md Frmk. .total tod Misses P-pplewod. in **“T?e rtte. ■ Ito it-tor to -I|« escortt-d- fay Mart* and Mr. who was » -sl«»ut, «cce*5ioh»rt«. sh-'wea .h.mld be bb wife. So, tbosgb the pwt- gone down at eea, and all on board had politely £ri.wi inc was full “f biuaro-sa, ss such partinga great *y mptby. chiHd Wk Mm iiitwt be, it wm ■«* devoid uf hope ®«>d “Stay, 1 ‘fluted Mr. Smpfair, "out. T-H»ether'WWy' ran ib thi stable, WWTtelAK.StmawiXsni Aconotaur. OtRoeevwr firntth’s Dree Sloe- Goodyear Block. Haaiioga. Mictoina. Office hours from 9 to IS MuHMMlI* P fastings’ tyuintsj iirtriorj, GREAT VKHH!! Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG R STORE!!! &. Striker, patent medicines irFTEA?. UAO X'ts.'rSrtX. KstrrES a bcrhsws. «« DANIEL STRIKER, zroos/r clerk, tto. to. <”L^l”*r**P’*’W w»tb cairm n. ....... ■",- “you are going wilhontlhebridegr.H.m fatal found a good hmkwig ataliitmi Jfa»» and he runs ha»tily to*Wb duor to pull it 0M«f hiafoet wsan hu^. sore. “TJat won't d<!,"aRd.lho Uttery man. Tbe In vain .he terras the Yankees have got faster bursck •titan handle. Tbn door presonte u barrier that,” replied the sreesaionist. end went uomplete mid, ausoime. absolute. ____ owers i»iiu-. iuu»pletcan<l. .. . L? to a stnal! wreath of ALn, he flies m the window, and flings lrd a magnibrtut • bay. .bun*. .^ur' Ttem wm • «“S liule obuoher M th. Bt* s^ticto. MANHOOD! A^SWBSSS^e 21 . and Radios! cure_crf ^•a/dcbd.ty L’&.'to thia adunribk uritiM h»m h-nft *MP> f?,n*.hes hrert smi Uotted with team, •• «h® of the cruel sea thnt hud him at ita iner- .«. rf lb. Um B«—»—■ “'Ik “• "Pil ls locked! ek Th’ winter came, and the »••* W“* Unusually i-etraguowa, and *treirrd the robe soft cuiuit with wreck*. Tfam LucyV. -blnmiMOU a Wtom Kll, and « bn<* the caseJndnt and calls tn the pmtilt<1 wddl,e r.ud bridle, beds «« - iZte«..P. Bttt-n.™, toMtoprt [hrtUr^totak. th. to™.to aaeond mid p»»mple'e bereavement. Her uuurdta. brttau it tu ter p-ully . n|4 »T. f ; tart'-'tototaf-UF Ort Wtatto.ttoJ-» r, .. .. ' ____ _.k -r • »* and IE, t-toly. rrtokVxto-IWB-f ltm.t.l butun'. cltttipbrr, .nJ w. Ltotal draw.-lorttall BtoM.. «!* v tai*, tod .111« I"."1 ta-t'ta*--- ■. ■ itot’evraC- M !w»; Xrt»« ituL.I-'to' tar ptototo. Hite the battery. SnL. R-rtt ta. 6dta-u». .C .totaJutetR.ltai. .h'JiutiuMd. brt-ll ta. Koi Ztortl Itatty’. >— te. ,'*-’i •’ ‘ n,..rru» • to ««4A*,4.y.l| I ur '8teta.tr ta— tort Itetk *>■ Iteht btortnJ »a to m* b» hritta tarot. Uy r— OteRJ bcurled rr,. »;*■ ' . rTlnem’hfahc«. ..'.Mark Silvertree ntwrirw e _ ..... ......... -.,1^-ta th.ti usual ■. -"riH»M-r habil pf a®tt>‘ing »!•»*'• Ml. L liXitag. E<“7 -b" *7l b|2'. X,” i Im* L tor fcrUito, tart -tot tar mutar to> to in “““t"? ..nebasyet divined. Il fa the odiit* ony T . t——to-zl r..r mlliV It lose li^Wustfae very fickle Retributive J us tier. G.n.r.1 Bull.t’lim Wlrf aitai WW *Skkl mm .upport.r.orth.r.briHt.i ta NB«.«>r-----------------------------------h£. fcr »h«h tteymta rtM04.nl“ r the auMWrt of, lb® �corp* arrived. co: her through t a, Carliles and .9 i convention r W«4«e»*»y Meralwt, Sept. «. IMS ■k.-Ai'-* Wash! IIavixo nr run, cs<w ova indent of tbe The Alexandria He position ft the to Pope’s army, and the news suppressed But to trace such stories to tbeir in, and is expect be a>i5e te tortro E«rF the pickets at Man was going on, and that it was'disastrous Ac. cm Tt'ranklin. commotion cqvmbk. BXakts.—Abrakom Lincoln. advantage, u Sil waa shown by perpioauf different, views, to construe it into a ttne fo -wHb ■ tbeir belief. Many express tbemselvss satisfied that it was a hint thrown out «Ttbe 105th tny of Pron- rwsrd new troypK"OT'-'-lT.'1 Alexandria, Aug. 80cornmtmicatioti villainous traitor in oar midst, areola- retag the whois lead-is ptmiahlng trwiton, North and South, wdiu uiagrrery togiumato mssns. Is eloci delegate* to the REPUBLICAN STATE CONVECTION. to be held ta the City of Detroit, opportioemaai, will be entitled to two drisgsie*, and each organ! tod county, having so represent­ ative, will bo entitled to one delegato. J. W. TILLMAN, W. A. HOWARD, DWIGHT MAY, T. W. CLARK. C. T. MITCHELL, C. V. DsLASD, B. AM* EXE. J. A. KERR, T W. FKRRT, L. DODGE. GEu. JEROME, J. W. FRET. J.M. KEVINS, R Stole Cen'l Commitee. W. R WOOD, Sect— Detroit, Augnst S9, 18CJ. Tbe following was adopted by tho Republican Stale Conreatton, Aug. IS. 1808; ■tructed to make cell* for future Conventions accordingly. sympathisers in Washington, so they or, elarerjr •'«'y«bero today the roe. upon our baggage train, ransacked trunks HUM of tbe mies thr President, President snd Mwi would sooner mtMer and wagons, hurriedly destroying what see Jeff Davie in power than him.— they could, and then made off Among “There is not in New York to-day a man other things was the baggage of Gen­ who really believes in slsvsry, loves ft. Pope, and also some belonging to his and desires its perpetuation, whn heartily desires the crushing out.of tbe rebellion.” staff or some portion of it, which gave That ia a strong assertion but neverthe­ rise to the story that “the rebels dashed less too true to be passed over lightly.— right into the General’s head-quarters in If we are trying, or the President ia try­ the midst of the army, and routed press, (Tuesday evening,) is Dot sufficiently full to give a clear him­ Such stories, are easily caught up and arculated with ad­ Oar news of the late battles, up to goiug to idea of ditions, that may serve to please the ad­ herents of Jeff. Davis. On Saturday last, twenty or thirty what has been gained or lost daring the thousand last ten dsya. marching on towards Pope’s division.— Our forces have been McClellan’s of army were forced by degrees from the Rappahannock Among them was the Michigan 3d iimid a succession of skirmishes and evo­ their ranks thinned lutions, until these eventuated in a severe shots of the enemy, and the fevers of the pitched battle on Friday, upon the iden­ Chickahominy; with out somewhat by but they muster still tical ground of the first Bull Run or Ma about 500 men, who are veterans indie tiaras fight, which resulted in repulsing cipline and courage. They came up the the enemy after a heavy loss on both Potomac on transports as far as Alexan­ sides. dria, where they landed and commenced During the night of Friday the rebels their march toward the Rappahannock. received reinforcements, and of the Sat- Among them were the stout and resolute day’s fight we have not very full particu­ lars. It would seem that Gen. Pope was dent acknowledge th be did ; as they say speaking, to their more properly representatives of several of your towns about there. If 1 could call them all by forced back to Centerville, where rein­ name, nnd locality, and could describe forcements met him, and, if our accounts all the hardships nnd danger to which are correct, both armies lay watching they have been each other during Sunday. resolutely and subjected, and bravely passed through, ing to conciliate pro-alavery men bv protecting the slave property of rebels or what is the same thing, not destroy­ ing *it is property, when by destroying it, it eripplea their power and strength, then by go-rd reasoning, ws should nat­ urally conclude that pro-slavery men were clogs, if mA something worse, to putting an end to the rebellion. There are slave owners that 1 have seen and conversed with, that are n«>t s» tenacioux of the welfare of tbe loved institution, as to not wish to see rebel* "tripped of everything, aa fs’t as possible, as hmg as they remain in an attitude of war against the' Government There are men in the Border States, that are now unmnditionnt Uninn men. and are willing to ye. and witk to see every slave of a rebel taken from him. But when ynu see men always talking savage -about abolitionists in these times, and cursing them aa the Instruments in getting up this war. You may safety bet your life that they are not the ones. Gov. Blair was here a few days ago and in a conversation said be had beeu to call upon the Secretary of War and the Preaident, and it made him feel much more encouraged than before; aa they expressed a determination tn push inal teraalong with aa Utile delay aa possible. alion of a Federal defeat also in Rich­ plaining fortitude that has given them Tbe Secretary of War told him there mond, Ky., and our troops have been such a character, and made them what would be n» more waiting but as soon as forced back to Lexington. We believe they are, veterans. Their friends may our forces get together they must keep this tide of rebel success must soon be well be proud of them, for they haVe to work, and put down the rebellion as soon as possible. turned back, end victory once again never been dishonored by any act of Regarding the "Retaliatory" mesaage* crown the Federal arms. Wc trust the theirs in battle, or by a word of dispar­ of Jeff. Davis, the President intimated The utmost excitement and prevails everywhere. anxiety We have inform­ Administration will assume such a posi­ tion toward the rebels as to be deserving of success, and it will come speedily. Oration to Gee. Wfteox. Gen., late Cnl. Wilcox, who was for more than a year, a prisoner in the hands of the rebels, returned to Detroit on Wednesday last, where he received as splendid a reception as was ever awarded I to soldier of bis rank. Tbe General on bow willingly would tbe particulars, and 1 of dwell the upon uncom­ that there *cfe officers of the Southern Officers get credit for'bravery and army in our hands, that won Id hold all «uch things In cheek; aa they msght pos­ success, and they are shown up to the sibly be treated in tbe same manner aa world, whenever they show talent and Jeff, treated num. courage, as they surely should be, but Troops are pouring into the <-»ty now privates must trust to good luck for by thnvMnds every day; and I assure complimentary notices. Yet there sre you, there does not appear to be any falling off in quality, as they look well, many that mske themselves a name and with a little experience will be as upon the pages of higtory, and become capable and effective, aa any that have distinguished ever after for some act of preceeded them. Youre&e. G-. -------------bravery, or of patriotic devotion. The agement from their commanders. his arrival at the fool of Woodward Ave boys of tbe 3d were rejoiced to nee their nue was met by a delegation, composed Colonel return among them of Gov. Blair, Hub. Lewis Cass, others, accompanied by the several and Friday. again last Although be is somewhat lame, regi­ from the effects of his wound at tbe bat­ ments of soldiers now quartered uc<r tbe tle of Fair Oaks, and not so strong as be dty, by various Fire Companies, det, Ac, ought to be f«>r active duty, yet the at­ by whom be was escorted through tbe principal streets to I be Campus Martius ; tachment be has for bis regiment will ik>1 aMow him to remain away from them the whole route being decked with ban longer than he can possibly help; and nera, mottoes, evergreen and floral arches I bear be has joined them and marched A vast crowd was assembled at the Campus Martius, who listened to a short speech by Gov. Blair, tendering a gener­ ous and hearty welcome to Gen. Wilcox, who responded in an appropriate speech, full of patriotism and abounding in Ge acral ■cCteHaw. rrem tbe Sew York Trfbsas of Monday. Fortress Mpuroe, Aug. 22. There are various rumors concerning General McClellan’s future position and movement. One la that be will be re­ lieved from active duty eitbe> by his own request or tbe will of the Govern­ ment. Another assigns him to a com­ mand in cooperation with Pop?; and another atlll imputes to him the intac­ tion to resign. Rumor asserts that a disagreement baa arisen between them long life to Col. Champlin. as to the policy of evacuating tbe Penin­ We hear but little news from the sula, fa quite certain. Gop. McClellan army, bat enough is seen and beard with­ believed be could yetgo to Richmun by on toward tbe enemy. Success and a out reading, to show that our forces are rapidly concentrating, to work unitedly against tbe rebel army. wholesome advice. New regiments are coming in every day, and marching Such an ovation is a testimonial of over to “Old Virginia's Shore.” It is which any soldier may well feel proud ; a glorious sight to see tbe new troops us being given, not in honor of the man, coming uo so determined, and ready to "... or of any great and daring deeds, hut for meet tho enemies of Liberty. While the sufferings and privations be has en­ baa yi been them- rebels turning opo« them nine of «>«r own guns, and keeping op • brisk fire, till the Union troops were taken prisouere a few befogged minds of Old F.^ies, and al escaping aenfas Bull Run. ' traitorous instincts. Geo. Pope’s army eons fat ore day it wiH be understood Here, at Union Mill, two regiments of Is all right, aad to see tho perturbation, just aa be meant it abould be. Yet Dooa Gen. Dlx'a division, the Hth and 18 th anxiety and desperation of the rebels, is can help admitting that it fa a perfect Ohio, under C«l. Scammon were station­ Mr. Greely ed, and they immediately advanced to proof enough of the dread they have of oocheommittal document. meet the approaching body of rebels. bis soon getting every thing in order to A conflict ensued early in the morning advance, supported by the other com­ and goes on quite lengthy ia explaining between ths Junction sod Bell Bun. last­ mands of the Union forces. Last week tbe necessity of at once acting upon ths ing for three hours, when the Utnuo the army fell back about ten miles, and fate acta of CougreaM, at»d instructing bis troops being largely outnumbered and their baggage train was 'sent across the Generals to obey those acta, and . make flanked no the right, retired serosa Bull them effective: That, ‘‘lbs- national Run bridge. : _ . river. While the enemy menaced us in cause “is “ imperilled, ■«£?riU< by b» every •"£ hour’s ?► daHere . ... m.3. bj front with artillery from a distance, a J? “ £ “T. “T*OJ. » b..W U>, bridr,. M body of rebel cavalry crossed the river T ■ ’* , 11 rebel re,lm«.u IbnM above, and came down and pounced much troth ten, tUt the denture o£ the rirer-abore the bridite. whro the IStb will remain true to secession proclivities, self and whole staff” The Late Battles. readers of the Tribunt expressed suites gtretiy M^l d„,„ th.,,, .across tbe ., nriver . -.l heavy l____ I.. ,k>. In this with loss. skirmish Capt D. W. Pauly was wound ed airgwry? The reftfoMt lost h> kilted, wounded and missing, 35 to 40 men.— Al 12 o'clock Ck»l. Scainmnn waa obliged to retire, moving along the railroad in tbe direction of Alexandria. The rebels advanced across Bull Run yesterday.— Their advance cavalry were at Fairfax oh„, and Burk* Stations. On taking mwseaaion of Manassas Junction, the rebels captured seven trains loaded with prnvWona, amunithm, fisc., and the bxNitnotlvea. all of which they destroyed. Of the F4 men »»T the 105th Pennsy lvania <« the ground, nearly all were k’lled, wounded or taken prisoner*, aa only three are known t»> have rsraped. Our lot* ba* been immencein government Htoree, and lerge in killed, wounded and . missing. P Pope’s statement that H^atalcmAn’s corps would move on the enemy, at daylight fa confirmed by the heavy firing in thaCvianity. Rumors of various »uare>n reau us, but need confinnation. Yesterday, icbe! scoutawrre seen at n«lr UxbrWrprecaution fa taken to prevent a surprise Washington, Aug. Slat, r. ■- here today. “Otfr <rnrf is weH roncci*irnlsdfMd tbe..:iir- ‘------------ ’ — and spirits. Joux Pops, Maj. Gen. Philadelphia,Avg. 80. “Occasional.” of the Prrsa of this city, the routs he bad travelled the last five says that while Gen. Sigel and McDowell months, and asked tbe privilege of mak­ are harrassing Stonewall Jacksun in flank ing another trial. Gen. Halleck replied Gen. Banks is in bis rear, and a larger that he had his orders, and was expected army than all diapute bis march. to obey them. It la not improbable that Headquarters, Field of Battle. I Gen. Halleck thinks that Gen. McClellan baa taken more.time In executing the or­ Grovetown, near Gaineavifl, Aug 30 f . . fakath fnll J'rubau. j ria.1 that recruiting Gao. Bauka bad a very .narrow. escape T«.um«,i, >m death during the engagement engagefnenl <4 <A hk F>**»»*ii *• fn»M ­ troops on Saturday morning, on the ex­ treme right of <»or line. He was leaning against s tree, watching the progress ol tbe fight, when a rifled abut from a rebel battery struck the tree about eighteen inches above his bead, culling it clean in two. With bis usual jn>od fortune, be escaped Imnry, even from splinters. I found tbe Gen. on Friday altemoou, ly­ ing in tbe shade <>f a tree, with Lis staff about him. and tbe horse* picketed dose by. lie is Ito^ing thin and a little pale, nnd his leg is still stifffroni the effects of his recent injury. Until Friday, he lud ridden in no amlMilnoce front place lo place, put <>n that day he mounted his borne'and directed the nnivemebU-Of bis e»»Fps-in person. From him I got Ur true versiiut «»f the accident which h:ipGned in tim hard battle nt Slaughter ounlnin. . Il arerns that he and his staff were lying on the ground, as I found Ihemon Friday, when a sudden dash waa tihijn.m tbeir direction by some rebel eayalry. Tl><- unmH frlubtenrd ths staff ' bor»e«, and a large, powerful animal of the General's becoming aerkmaly scared at the discharge of pistols, gave a sudden plunge forward, and, striking tbe Gene­ ral in the hip with great force, threw him down and bruised him severely. SOLDIER’S Signed, Estate rfAtesM FacHh. -- ------------ ---------------- ------ •Information to-night indicte« that •here has been b.itHttfa, If any fabting M*na**a* June*ion, 28th. 10 P. M.— To Mnj-Gen. Halleck. Gen.-in Chief. As »->on aa I discovered that-a large force of tbe enemy wa* turning our right toward* Mannn***s, and that the divirion I had ordered to take post there two days I*fore,' had nr>», yet arrived from Alexan­ dria. I immediately broke my catnp* at Warrenton Junction and marched rapid­ ly back in three columns. I directed McDowell wax ordered to interpose tie­ tween the fiirvcs of the enetnv, which had passed down to Mnnnassas through Gaiusvilla by thn Warrenton and Alexandria pike, Reno nnd one divirion of Heintxclman’* corps to inarch on Greenwich>-*rq with Porter’s <*»rps and Hooker's divteion, I man-bed back to Manassas Junotion. McDowell waa ordered to inter­ pose between the forces of the enemy, which had pasred down to Manassas through Gayiesvilie. and his main body moving down from White Plains through Thoroughfare Gap. This was completely accomplished. Hawiltox. youxgeat Longstreet, who bad passed through the Gap, being driven back to the west side. The forces at Greenwich were designed t<> support McDowell in case be met too large a force. The division of Iluuker, marching towards Manassas, came upon the ensmv near Kettle Run on tbe after­ noon of the 28tb, and, after a *barp fight, 8AMrouted them completely, killing and wounding 800. capturing camps and bag gage and many stand of armit. This S FECIAL NOTICES morning tbe command pushed rapidly tn Manassas Junction, which Jackson had evacuated three hours in advance. He BACK PAY, PENSION, diC. retreated by Centreville and took the turnpike to wards Warrenttm. He was met aix miles west of Centreville by McDowell and Sigel late thia afternooo. COMPLETE EOKMS AND DIRECTIOSS A severe fight took place, which waa ter­ ro» »rniunoxiro« minated by darkness. Tbe enenty was ARREARS OF PAX. UOUNTT A PKCSION8, driven back al all points, and thus the affair rests. Ileintxelnian'a corps will move on him at day light from Centreville, J> rented. lured 1000 prisoners, many arm* and one piece of artillery. Raravrnac in that direction. . .t. .:!•< An iinpreasinn prevails that lbs rebels have been entrapped, and tbe result of recent manueavrw l» looked for in­ B0WTY, iiary exritenM ten. The att atuLB. A. G< puWUM ia tto which the met day last left a CHANCERY ORDER 'TATE OFMICHIGAN.—Tbs Ciresat Cssrt fat made fire nets As the alma * 'IxmJc out foi D. SM The Michig In tkb sssre, urit 0* above u.u>-d Palmer H/Rarertl, is sot a resident of ing the most CIOM bi* *i>jMMraBCr to w illiix tbrA oxMtb* ftvi at*1 rlaborah upnn rhe Cai lie epiritrd to Im pereoorilv Ih-fmd.nl at HARMOX KMITTI, th!a num. • •refer of the ele.S ‘ CHANCERY ORDER. TATE OF MIO1IGAK YWCim.it. Co.rt fa: the cMetjr ef Berry: k Okasrivy. S ‘;,G^*..Pofi subsequently Mas, io wot a resident ol thir . . kareeeat is UM of the South, r » . A *Swaney A Allen, the Cou.viF^. • i Middlevillt, Aug, itt, IBM. night by neg Steer the toll Da. Rus ack's Bmaax.—By reference to Dr. Robaek'a adrertiitateal on tbo UM m<«. It will t>t Seen that tbe Doctor beejml lotroSocod a asw artiele In tbe lini itWUtnocb Bittern." Tbrw Bitters are destined to become very ponuAwaii ia fanUr otdarvd. that wltbfo «■«< der to evacuate the Peninsula than was To Maj Gen. Halleck, Gen.-ln-Chief: necessary. The order bears date early We fought a terriffle battle bsre ys* in August, and nearly or quite twenty terday with the combined forces of the •dvertiM-tncnt. dars have been consumed To days in carrying carry Ing it ' । I....dured, and we trust he will receive it, ensmy, ahlch fasted with continued fcrv Sunday, tbe Mass. 85th had just come in __________ i ..last ■ — 'that Geo. into effect. Tbe. thing from daylight until after dark, by which •nd others through him. as an evidence and was marching tip Into town to’ the. McOellan did wyaJto protest against it, time the enemy were driven from the that the country is not unmindful of those uroaor“DM9|«ppbells are eoming^and “* field, which we now occupy. .1 who bleed upon the battle field, or those pr&7 -njnr. as their steady tread sounded upon the . i are too inud» exhausted to after, bis entire fiwee and all the properwho suffer a tedious captivity while serv­ push matters, hut I shall do so fa the paved street, a hundred thoughts presaed ty were this aide tbs Cblekabominy. course of the morning, aa soon as Fitx ing in their country’s cause. Notice la hereby giy upon the mind. How that stirring John Porter's oorpa cornea up from Ma­ strain bad marshalled the brave scotch nassas. Tbe enemy fa still in our front, Raids.—Our Generals have been so The New Orleans DtUa has two tetters but badly used up. among their Mils and mountains, and frequently circumvented by rebel caval­ We have fast not lew than 8.000 men, ry. U» U would Mun U»t tb., »..l 'u,'. Worod .Mm. killed and wounded, and from theanoear_________ . . fores and that of Price amount to thirty, five thousand. They propose to capture Gfao. Buell and to “ptroof” on to Ken lucky Bragg ia acnrrajly drunk ; also stroyed by 8towart’a cavalry. Another telling tn the people of the National bia officers. The uyea are half starved ; behaved aplentMly: , Capitol, that the 800,000 men are ennring tea not to be had. and coffee 32 50 per The haute was foot* on the Identical raid of cavalry, supported by intotry. • ____ »« — battle field bf!M| Rnn. whWh greatly . .-Smith, and .retreated bl Brindl.y'wb w<amdedl‘ih 'to wi-’ j, mmsIj .......................in I’uin BsUsIIms Hew Advertisements. sxj t tack aad destroy several supply trains bi«h«i.*»i. ofl^r. The pteaiars suffer front that tbe enemy •ardt Fanatics* and “Cowardly Km Hyte. witbiB • irraa Imam.—A list is ZtessamM from Mi JOHN POPE, r*< sovalry 1 time. -4y 16. �<«al nh iwaoav*wffTt omCXAL <• »ll» PilU, BY DM. BADWBTi «J IWinK ltoto,6k ■ I . . GBXXKD 'RADW AY’S RENOVATING ’ RESOLVENT ABAMTBK—Ou. w six IA bailtea of 'lOI IttdM F—*hThTr' WAT,a BEMDVaTING RE8DLTENT—will cure HEWS “LOW FttlCES” tWP. w. DM. TMYBKCX’S WfrA.fc । w,ll will etti^r arid debti . Blood Vukwveb. GRANT & SPAULDING and ,..v ivr mnuiHg inc Circini noun for Mid countr.M Saturday the sixth d<« sf SeptetnbiT, as. IsHi, at one o'clock, r n. of that div. balsd. May V>. IWfi. OTRUSMANN, Mortgagae. -*IR '* putn nnd nnm.ysticr r..«i»*uu, aji. ■WEKXXV A Ainu x Attva. Dr.utie •lim-liargi-a. «>id fail t-i expel the I ~~—; —------------------- — BiL >.nl n.im..r.n.ll Irfl in tb.. hl,—I I MORTGAGE SALE, and aystetu U> mwltioly dim? .sn. Ran I . --nblmv fin-'he Companv nf Mounted ” ’ » ... nr.- xm meeting with extraordinary ml we think the mm pan v --till fnll in a week. mire, fr -m Mr. Z will Scid Fueileor regiment of th* < ’ .1. Inneai. has been in town about a week . * hi- secured nearly or quite twenty A in.- recruits for that regiment. weak the patient may lie; a dose of these Pi’ls will give strength, because in their operation they purge from the a>stem the humors and bile, and hence they clranae and purify the circulation. large ICegal Uotitts, proportion of these are taken from among the met hiinica of this village. hundred sod rigtrtv w Cu.ra£i«« Df OUR UKE OF TRADE; TWO BOTTLES. ’ Will cure Bolt Rheum. Heeld-bswJ, Sore Eyes, ll.i. pf u«l.:1—.b j._ I Kovcmoer, a. v. ibo*. in i>o pages841,MS.a*.T and Ut,, ge there >s claimed to be du Come and See ! 1 WE r7rb»(<1^ta,^‘ FOtJB TO ,IX ®OTTL««. remise* therein n-n-rl-Xl Will eure Kero fol*, Hvphilta, White Swelliag. *!"■**,.»»*■“* itary excitement, we presume, tbe annual HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT The attMxIancr waa very alini deed. imoer. itjex, and on Wedi [17th] day of December, adred and aixly-two. at Tbe sum of eight hundred dollara era. and incidentals. R. B. ind.lrenFh. Io all cases ask for IM RENOVATING RHWLTENT. Pries One Dollar. Pereoas calling. at Dr. Wightman and. H. A. Goodyear, were elected Truateea for the term of three years ; after id day of Jo»e. IBM, briar ths lime limited br le salt Probate Coart, tbe final adjustment of all “* GILBERT STIKKB. 1 U«mteH1RAM J. HANCHETT, IsfoMrs. Dated. Baltimore, August IS, 1831 augSO which the meeting adjourned. Cold.—The rain of Sunday and Mon. of Michigu, oo the sixth d.v of S*ptembor.A. D. 1962, st <m o’clock la tho sfteraoou of acid day. Dated, May SO, 1848. H. J. PERRIN A CO., Jeiltia Druggist*. A largo stuck of CHILDREN. RAD WAT’S READY RESOLVENT girao ia ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. day last left a low temperature of the at* on Tsslbing. or *ny other cause. Jf troubled with oougb, RcatleMnese at Niabt. half a teaapooofal of the RESOLVENT will -insure a cure. PHce One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollars. Tuesday morning, made fire nrceaeity as an aid tn comfort. Aa the almanac Byphilit, Sdrq/UZa, Old Bom, Bkin Qiatzau, J^heumatiam, Balt ^heum, Biak Headaohe,. Qyepepaia, Livrr Ccmplaint, Fever and Fsmalo Lauoorrhaa, ” ’ Cbmplaxnto ‘*-'St. jfirvthonj/ta Firo, Xrjftipalaa, Eruptions, ffumors, _ . Fits, Baixtfuloua Conaumptior., tic. II? of Michigan.'to Joseph Hibley^fMarohaB,Calboon makers would say :— ax\A VAX* ^.ve TAX«\\ia\.«A MORTGAGE SALE. mosphere, which 'BYoodi for the life and health of the body depends upon the parity of the blood. but lb*i this remedy will cure. It deanaos tbe BLOOD. Btoolvea all dtoaaaod in The peculiarity of the FROM no^iMoss of tbe Skin. Joints, Beata* or Gland*, day evening, vis almoat entirely forgot­ HuVAXYOUfe Ce-Y^veCktCfe which have been showered upon him from to that they strike at the not of Disease, achnnl meeting, in thio distriat, on Mon ten. B-MWyD VlLTtoB fears boon Introduced to the public for man fim afat years, and have acquired an ONE BOTTLK. A/ payment ota ca executed by Attia Ji COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. h IS4ICO lUOTlTI tlUulTATlkO .^SSOLVSNr -isil will rars er try specie. . t title Dimmo. Scndsla Syubllitio Eruptinii*. Fever Sore*, VI nets. Tuii><*rs Haft Hlicuin, S.res ufali kinds. Uuniurs, i'lislulre ’ I'ttnptes. blou-ba.. Ac., ruimlly and tllsctivaiy, . wlll.M.. . ,.* . i.n'.r.l We call that recruiting extraordinary. . j DR. RAD WAY 5S^‘,HA.H DLStOVERED A CI.E-tlfSING SVRL’P, lip.M'i; Rgrnrmwo.—Thtg huaineiM h otill most populsj* reman la* <n moders science. r '-; UNQUIET OF- IU THE PilUUC I I I 0KE person writes, her daughter was cured RADWAT ■LmA out for frosts about thcae days.” DR. RADWAY’S PILL8. al one o'clock, in tbe afternoon, tl described land, belonging to the Tbe Michigan Central Railroad Corn- kkuhibo jM'Ces. |Miny has long held thr reputation of lieini.’ tht- numl generotra nnd public spirit* -d >-orp*>ralion in the country. In »untr of Barry i C-*. TAYLU1 addi has, through the late act of ita able Gene'■’il SutMeinten lent. R N. Rice Esq. laid I th* citizma of Detroit nnd all other visit­ - r- of ihr Campus Martino, in that city, lasting obligations. ' ■ --Il CHANCERY SALE* S entirely V« TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Court for the county of Barry—in Chancery. be sold at public auction or veodue. to tbe highest bidder, at tbe Court House in the Tillage of Has­ tings, that being the place for holding the Circuit Court in said eoanty of Harry, and Stale of Mich­ igan, on tbe sixth day uf September, A, D. iMto, at one o’clock, 1*. M*. of Uiat day. Dated, May *>. 1MX a HORACE J. PERRIN A Ch.. ielltlJ AsaigneM of Mortgage. Tbe action red t>« ia the erertioo and • W« have every kind of gnoda. ench us RADWAY’K PILLS preseuta- ’hr city of Detroit, of an elegant I Circuit Court for the County of Barry, In Chanam1 • laliomlrlv finished speaker ’s stand eery, made on the sixteenth day of April, in tbe veer of our Lord one thousand eight hundred upon the Campus Martina. Such pub­ and sixty-two. in a certain eaoae therein pending, wherein Jerne. M Uaeb to rental—and lic spirited pem-roaity cannot fail of Charles B. Hewes, I.t>cv J. D. Hewes. David My­ ers, and William Marble are Defeadanta: Notice 1 ring ai.precuited by the public. ia hereby given, that I. the undersigned. Circuit Court Commissioner, in and for the comity of It in A xotswortmt fact that the De- Barry, will sell at public auction or vendue to tbe hl cheat bidder, on Thursday, tbe twenty-fifth tr-..: Free Preu irappresacd that part of [25th] dar of September. A. D. one thounsad Gi-r. W iliv.x’a speech, in which be spoke eight hundred and sixty two, st twelve o eloek at noon of that dar, at the north front door of To those who do not wish to be troubled with of the orgnniz.nti«m of the treasonable the Court Hanse, in the vilbge of Hastings, in said county, tbe following described prwni^s, ti. thinking, but like to hare tbeir thinking done by that -rder of the “Knights of the Golden Cir- wit : Tbe south half of the south-west quarter Sime one else, uvauy ruAvut RADW AY’S READY RELIEF of section number twenty. (JO.J excepting ten acres on the south east earner, in township num­ Will relieve those who suffer pains, instantly on bar four. [4] north of mngs number eight. [8] its application externally or by ita administration Gen. Pope Unde 2,000 prisoners west, in the county of iulernallt. and cures— —n HAKMUft nxilTtl, RHEUMATISM in • few boars. who prreumptiimaly crooned the Rappa­ 8 ’ Cirrtril Qntrt O-inwifirnrr. SORE THROATin fifteen minutaa. a Allcx. Solicitor, for Cmnpiainsai hannock in face uf his batterieslie Dated st Hastings, Aug. 12. 184* auglSlT . TOOTH-ACHEin three minutea. i NEURALGIA (paroxysms cL)...in bre minutes. subsequently lost nil but about 400 of CBAMI’S......................................... In b»s niinulea. HEADACHE............................. in ten. minutes. CHANCERY ORDER. them;' " Wr learn that the pnti lia river, below Algiers, were , . night by negroes armed with shot guns. The nt-gme* were cr>r»cr»*rd in.fibe cnne inear the toll fate, opposite ChalmelR;.— ■They rushed from their hiding place, .liK-hargn tbeir gwa at ihe^untrult efttn- DIAERUCEA LUMBAGO, [pains of ]. CHILLS BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP SPASMS................. ;...................... —■ Hu>rf Fri^orr. DEEP SEATED PAINS... by a few applications, in ail cases where pain is felt, the RKADY -RL Thw V. 1/idio, LlhF should be applied Taken intamaDr-a It sattofactorilv appearingto this Court by Afii- lea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure davft on fite lUlYhSSuM>M*bill"'. **•*"•. acidin of she stoni——4 r-~*’ fa a noa-reeldent of this Htatois a pleasant and healthy etunutout. ThereforOn motion of Rw»t k Baton to >KS!i£Tj!±- X D.1, TO THOSE WHO DO 1U1NK. TATE Off MICHIGAN. Tbe Cirewit Court far tbe County of Barry : in < hanerry. At a session of said Court held at tbe Court jB the V'ltag* "I Hnotings on tbe I4lh day Bon.,*Lot’iaS- Lovxtx, Cfrewif S •ley. Ddvld North. Frank Preiora. A. ;Sinith. and Jainqfi^Mayfield, and then U-u.b~y». .... retreated ItodP toHMr hiding place.— Brindley'Whs'ibM through tha muscle of Iw- filed aad a copy thereof to be served on tbe ■the right arm. and bis cost was riddled .’I'SStuh with .hot in tbr We say that Raowat’s Rebut Rsuw « the ___ ■ _i- to. -.r aoarfiams known In ths wwinded,‘the other four-------- ---------------to retrain. Cunsequmtly Caph R®*d re'urprd.t” the citv. . Wg liittn Mtok Df*4eahM r** •down the n«*t with six men. No IW ing* have been beard from him. If the telrt twenty dly» before tbe time prescribed foe ,wHJ; -i be ■ywqryttwerpd,------ bis appearance. • fhreasar A Anon. IxWS S. Lorstx, torf— re <re;»i"»,re . 1cl’”" J"4*' — W'"1' CM—o- pain and loading to infiamation Pill, in tha Arcana of Medicine. Aa evacuanta, ther arc more certain and thorough than tbe I>ra»tic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elaieriurn; and more soothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarinds, or Castor Oil. AS ALTERATIVES Ther exercise a more po wet fol Infioenre over tbe l iver, and ita secretions than calomel, mercurr, bloe pill, hence their uuportanoe iu cases of liver eomplainta, and spleen difficulties. Jaun­ dice. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Head ache Ac. In Ibe treatrasnl offerers, either bilious. Yellow, Trpbold, and other reducing fevere, they are su­ perior to quinine. Their infloeoce extends over the entireevstem. controling. strengthening, and brpcinit “P »be retaxed and wealing energies, and regulating all the secreitons tn the natural per­ formance of tbeir duties, cleansing sad purifying the blood and purging from the system s!1 dis­ eased deposits and impure humors. Ther differ from all purgative pills. Their action ianoi local, or confined to a portion of Ibe bowels. Draatic Purgslire Pills augment what is called the pctistallie movement of tbe bowels by irritating Ute eoata of Uta inlestinea. I.. -.^1 ...II.n>t".ln.v the irrtta. not only increase Uta disease, hoi induce ulcers lion; therefcre.greal caution is reuuirrd an altacks of iufiamation uf tbe bowels, bibnui colic, rheumatism, gout, Ac . in Ibc kind of pUia to take. If RADW AY‘8 FILLS ere t*Evn,acure.will Mlow There area claea of cbroiUc diseases. chronic Rlx-umatism, Enlargement of the Urer. Spleen EnlargvmMii, diseases caused by the execasire use ofcalomel. Msrcmy. Quinine, in which cvlchium goiac are prescribed freely. Di these diseases EADWAY’ri REGULATING PILES era larmore certain, and the patient avuida the danger which an overdose <*f < otebioni would ludicl In Yellow. Trpbold, and Bilious Perera, in ErrWpeL.».S<mai Pr-X. purgation la highly c.-enliak l_ .* a— —J*.a*. ..I* tlrn**!.- I'lll. ll»S IVT1- dance of two years. AH0THES writes, his eon was cured after his flesh had almost wasted away. The doctors pronounced the case incura­ ble. ______ ANOTHER waa cured of Fever and Ague after trying every medicine in hia reach. AHOTHER was cured of Fever Sera which had existed fourteen yearn AIT OTHER of Ilheumatism of eight years. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which the Purifier and Pills 'WovkWke ct CYmtcwv. EWiTS & SHCIE®, GROCERIES are the moat active and thorough pills that have over been introduced. They act so directly upon tbe Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an extent aa that the system does not relapse into ita former con­ dition, which to too apt to be the case with simply a purgative pill They are really a "SVooii <na\&. *IAvev VAX, HARD-WARE! which, in conjunction with the ISkootX Vvtvk.^tv, will cure nil the aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Headache, Outivtnest, Oolia (Pains, Cholera Jforlus, Indigestion, (Pair, in the gewela, Qizziness, eto. Try these medicines^ and you will never "ss yoaf neighbors, who have used them, and they will say^bey are » ’ ‘ Qtooi and you you should and should njthom before going for a physician. Utt a Pamphlet or Almanac of tny local agent, and read tho oertiflcstee, and if you bare ctor doubted you will 'Oou\>X vw» vaove. DRY GOODS! a mild, soothing and , ______ Suit will parge and ,, Arengtlien. like Rad way’s Regs luting Pills, ia required. The cause of so many deaths iatbsc diseases is owing.Io the Waal of apomtrva hke RADWAVS HLLS. that wiU purge without deptaung or l»ta»fcnn< witojba functions or other socretTons. Notoamln a headred of Yellow or other far ar eases would prove fetal if Badway's Pills were adopted in tbeir treal- Some adrocates of Drotiu Purftiioo errooeousIv hold that griping, nauaea. sickness, tenesmus, daring lb. o^e/aitoa of tbair pUla, ta • fererable sign i iftbmr pills expelled with lb. f-ms tbe dressed hnmora left circulaUng in tbe there would be but little p^n or gnptag It is the absence of tbe bile end other hsmore, which tbeir imperfect pflta fail U------------ ----------tern, that occasions tbe pi stools evacuated after eer< be found thin aad watery. Stacks of CHANCERY SALE. TATE OF MICBIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Court for tbe county of Barry. In chancery. Lavi & MoauxiX. fbmpfabuia/.^ S Cbablxx 0. Matubww and CcmnuA Mathews, N punuaaoe and by virthe of a decree of the CucnitCotwt for the county of Barry, in Chan­ cery. made oa tbe foorteenth fTttb] day of July, in the rem of our Lord one thousand, eight hun­ dred aod sixty-two. In a certain cause therein pending, wherein Levi B. Horseman U complainMt, and CbariM G. Mathews and Cornelia Math­ ews are defendants: Notice is hereby given, that 1, ibe undersigned. Circuit Court Commissioner, in and fof OwhlM flhnrt^nfHarry, will sell «t I AVOID BALINE PURGATIVES. minds that can understand ita action TO THOSE WHO THINK. Many persons are ia tbe habit of taking Salta. Beidlito Wator, Magn-ia. Ac hotreto. Tto to err........... T taialngan ovaernttoa of tbe W qptoto wM* Ac., not owe atom of tbe bite ■ fa eliminated fr^ the blood Barrs liniment*. A OpR GOODS ZXhttoSwdmi JUDWAV8 READY RELIEF. Unusually Low! To fermt people frees flotaf to Mfle Cmk W. a tukufa for food*— Wbmu Cor., Oto, Buttor. UrtrorV _______ ________ ■U bull; olmoa .reejlki.fr yw Un i<Jtoml»»" . rnimMU *«U —W 'J* lk* GRANT * SPAOLDIHG �BALE OF inform* ri|l ■Is III 1 •X Jf ■ C1 K0 <*■ is n-is crop, I roa«d lu> imlj, McrK -W.U-l. ><■ hoed tfem -Hfc tte -teW «S><Jo." h. «!<«•.* «*4O kwri 2 mure from the am muni* than ibe moist­ ure of the dew. - -,<r- ... _ 1 adopted the prntiee tbe foil awing £8818 fi sain ANNUAL tecommoud«d k V> other*. *61, •41 growth of the former will surpriaingly exceed that of the latter. “ ' ’'., A story in point, sometime since, went tbe round* of the agricoltnral press, of fiUlowa: A’ »« ■ 70S 74 07 II % theirdwn. They planted it with •" and a bet wax made by them as to wh should make the best crop. At' bl?* the *«>n came c .? some quarts -behind.-^ -- 1 out MW of n sj^ and rwaaun^W. e- X2«“ln "X • He could nut understand the rvaaup^'Asl be bad hoed his twice a week until laid by, while he had not seen the-hired ltd cultivate bis plot at all, end yvt ho had gained the wager. It turned out the winner’s crop bad been hoed quite its fre­ quently. but before hia rival wtu up in the morning. Providence, it seems, fol lows the b«e of ti>e early riser with a special nnd-increased reward. But there are exceptions. Cultivating while tho dsw i* on, manifestly benefits such gross feeders «* cabbage nnd corn, but there are plants very impatient «•! being disturbed while wet. The com ­ mon garden snap and running beans are examplea; and if worked while wet, even with dew, the pore of the leaves *eem V» become stopped, snd the whole plant is' apt to rust and become greatly injured. Whether the Lima beans'and oilier legumus are a* impatient of being hoed in tbe dew, I have not ascertained. Experi­ ments should, however, be tried, the coming season, on *11 hoed crops. K ; - " ,ii/asaju<jy • •XofswK neVcT* 48. -. IS 744 IS 4M 48 ,M J 64 \S fi • •X«f»»X W .s "1“ BUSI asp m * L* "it mi . r..,^___ a.u ! 'lU«l/VQ4 >«f * «X b wvi.. .i^of n < aXofnwW 17 ..Vof"«X l» 5 seres, eommenc south of the quarter post nn the north line of taction No. I : -IB is .OT : e ‘ ‘8 B’S Ms: 5 tefl|of«efl| 16 *wSv«K ■irss". js 61■ to“7 61 «r* .ya .••X •' north by Court «tre«t e lij, Mill.prw^ w by Creek street. 44 Bleak lot U«m I ,, k>U 123# A UNO f 15 01 IMSF'^ -ffi| ::ki; i«o 140 b» Park ;s :s 48 k f si Mg M 90 11 vo * or »0 7 40 to 17-11 ••X °f fWfc1 »i,wu| afiefSD 160 u; > £ :s n fa" S’ «0 ••X 8 8,2 :.?.7 u; i 1 W U 45 H. N. SUELbO.X, J&ri. n «X 81fi0 BEST PIANOS. 8150 GROVteTKEN A BALE, bating rrmv.rf U Hr aew wwrWooeus *> ■»■».■ . . s .5 S Piano. S g 81 whether it tea good thing for tbe swine. They become dirty and scabby, and sometimes lose essentially in vigor ,and and health. Perhap* tbe injury eutdes partly from tbe heat and the gases con­ stantly inhaled from the fermenting gSE-'wSS’S • Bl , , .W 10 ♦Xof»«X II 160 40 I* 60 UofaeX tS*Ua*>M«M«o examiDvBMt wyibwcoo ta Ito 44 40 6 62 64 V0 40 * 67 *5 V0 80 9 111 M W 16 44 I M V0 * 68 SS VO 7 M 7* to Amxxjcxns.—Onr u»48.:e T MSl.JP‘Wm'1 S'S3 of * wW 18 80 siSSiiS Town 6 North of Ranja D We*L 8to 10J4 n 97 1 M’toM ■~t w’ '--to-S ; ..a Wool! " B is Wool! Tilt PLACE TO GET CARDED, iurvsr tr Br. It M the Me&r *W»<<>it*n F»vI«h-» of 78 rfF to » 48 him in tbe army of the Union in the iSr •'■•" • tf Thin . .IBiS ‘SIS bay and straw ; they may Improve tbe heap by turning it werand mixing their own or dure with tbe same; but we question <>ur own country men.” ■ w«. m WMHUf. n ptofniof»»|T some fodder among the refuse _ Village \>f Ornngeville. ow^oCsskll ; ji is Village of 5li<|dl<nill> . 17 CO I 74 a al 17 40 BWfcofStk 1» :Wi* s ’ Tlie practice of keeping swine in a pen or small yard containing the manure etc. thrown out from the barn, is not- to be commeudad. 'fbe bogs ma^’finfl . ■ East rm A optofeiof,w»i8 Hop. on Dubs Hill*. and tsi tri 1041 IMS 1OU 1U14 1045 107* 1074 1075 1078 ten aft 15 17 17 s s .*» “ 8 >3 •X rf. !• 40 1 sojourning in Italy, recently had frview with Garibaldi. lu au-WC ish expressed that we might ./ .»*« nt it l» & Town d Norib ofJBup 8 K’eat jM|fl 4O.._ 1 87 IS root* being'small, can dWthrow' out , Gaiabavdi I an ■ u an si kz I? 1»‘» 1 M S.® Sila s*h “Pear tree specific.” Spread this dres­ sing over tho roots every Fall, and work St into the soil in tbe Spring. Of course ■ the weeds and grass aic to be keptdown *, ' rtf of ncY for about as muc^ good will come from ' Wor.eX rUof.vU this tillage ae from tbe manure. ’ Tbe above directions apply with *p lai force |<jydytarf-pear^ The; quint manure. It to much better, we think, to keep bugs in Quarters by themselves, and nx clean and sweet as posahrle. Give ibem dry commodious pens, with plenty of clean straw in tbeir beds.— Amer icon Agriculivritt. Wtr’7W 770 •Wof..W 33 Undoubtedly, there are some soils which need very little manure. Such, especially, are the deep, virgin lands of to Um pine* of beginning, our meadows, where the deptsits from swtfoT tbe overflow of neighboring streams base been accumulating for centuries. Butsuch lands are not everywhere to Ge "found. There are' large districts in which the soil is compara'ively light, and which have been exhausted by long crop K' . Let no one think of growing nears without manure. This tree Is n gross feeder, and soon e»msumes the ele­ ment* of nutrition wiihiu its reach.— Both tbe size and color, and the flavor • wXof w?<of. of the Iruit are determined by (he riuh* ncaof the soil. .°C^F What manure shall we apply ? Barn­ eWofnwV J wW'-X » 40 yard dung, simple and uumixed, might 160 be safely .used in moderate quantities; 7 10 but doubtless, a mixture of thi«, with 8 70 rotton leaves, soda, ashes, bones, night­ soil, street-scrapings and tbe hke, would be better. Let these lie in a heap a few »k#fnw« 9 W 9 63 month*, and then shovel them logetlwr. and the compost may well be lalielled,' riMAtletslar and wide itFs.-nrch of fi»od, when the eoil near the trunk is exlmusted. The food .must be brought, Umq regularly, nnd enough of it, tno, to supply its constant want*. Follow (hiaJiD^. with systematic pruning, and thO'hibor will be well repsid.—Anuricon AffncttUuriiL IS IM S.£«.‘£ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-09-10.pdf 8f8881bc6ad42cab61478af4802cd630 PDF Text Text MTTICIVIS’IMt KAE R0KIT3 ».<>■* Hiiinyynn'TOKA << wi-'W •!. -uT Xul 1 11" Y vJj. 4. :i:-inr/. j.! <iz:ik j.ir// n tfe’lg* ttt sastu$sRatatr, is rcSuisStBtetst wurtratiAT. O oopyrT.’nniicail WING, SdntA t.drg. xjtay ”. from hiejKxAet, wrote the aMr^ 'liM WywBfSi' ■ Drep b, d„p Of. GREAT HIKI! GRANT A SPAULDING, Over High Prices, at the DRUG EALER TN GROCERIES, provisions, pro­ d flitb. butter, lard. psrk. grata el rilktnd- Al»otoY» c»adie*, Star* 10 Criitera a Block. State strwt. Hasting*. M'«h. b I qukhlM •<b Sjjstings' ijasiutss Jlirtrttirj. D JUST RECEIVED ; Budding for iu blMMUtiog, Io th* tpftila glorious rilm*. I was only fourteen when 1 wrote my first story 1J and it was a good ahd origin­ alone too. It was not. *>!• usual hi short stories now adays, about the adventures of a beautiful maiden, captured by fierce handiti and pla&ff In a dark dungeon ; whose fever bold comes all orf‘a dark GROCERIES! P P PATENT MEDICINES (DlHffiAIPs ffW (DASH mrrei a Brunows, S g. C. PBINDLB. TDWt or rrobm, - v * °'£T, esfMbet ha positively Knows-that path" Sfr buidJSl V^iml^hich°awaged1, kb we’ Ittibif^fiW-' ' Aondant 'f&UU «. n. cook, tOWTCT or lISKim. nd use of my tongue, sprang forward, and catching bold of his sleeve exclaimed quickly and vehemently, “You can't think how much 1 thank you.” He looked downs,railed, and said, “Keep on writing,” . and was gone. After that he always came Wednesday evenings for the next five years. it didn’t seem so very long to me tbo’, those five years. How very happy I was. 1 had greatly changed since the time when 1 had commenced writing. I - say it, though without a particle of vanity, I was an elegant, handsome girl ; so said my Admirers, of whom there were not a few. I was well edocaled, thanks to tbe kind and carefill supervision of that kind and true friend, who was not an admirer; not a declared lover ; bnt yet I knew— Ob ! whatafn l talking about! I always wrote after be had visited ns; yes us ; mother and L' I never called him Mr. ------------ , it was always “My Editor.” I had reached my nineteenth Mrtbday. ! was sitting idly at tbe piano, which my earnings had pa rebased, and glancing over a new piece of music which a mu­ sical admirer had sent me, ray back was towards, the door. Some one came in so' softly, that, supposing it was my mother, 1 said, without tftraipg my head, “mother, I wonder why *my editor’don’t and asked— “What is the matter, child I” 1 did not answer, for 1 thought him MANHOOD; T-firrM^ST “none but fools talk of saving tbe Ort>etitatiou wbea the Union Mg«o^ * And And so, fckgOtfal of th* twts • ■*«, Public, once guessed that pqorStobl had got «kt of AmmGWqtL eotSmirtlir, with 100,000. a shodl-df trismph, gave the order .to the above inventory of myself, and slow­ war, and ridicules the npJjfiR {of danger ly walktag towards tbe parlor door, tho’t that the freed-m^o who compose a class of peasantry attached lb the soil where with a feeling of pleasure that I was glad 1 looked as weft as i did. I could not they were Drought up will overrun the tell tbe reason for this feeHng, but Sup­ North. He says that the rebels derive posed ftwaionly gratified vanity, though much advantage in the estimation of I do not now think' that this was the only Foreign Powers, and even in pur estima­ tion fyom their isolation which prevente reason.. r-nX’1 li:i • civilized nations from “knowing wbirt I beard ray mother**1 wolce and that of barbarians they are. ~ the strange gentleman as I neared the .Since Mr. Hurlburt’s assertion that at door; they wore talking as those who were unacquainted. 1 went up to him one time Gen. McClellan, could have and shook hsnds to mother's surprfe^.— marched into Richmond almost' hoop1 said, “1 have not yet told mother of my posed has been called in question, we writing.” and then I gave a brief account nave spoken further with him in regard of my adventures. When I bad finished to the matter. He says that Gen. Mc­ tbe gentleman said, “And >ou don’t know Clellan bad four, if not five opportunities. my name even, nor who i\m, neither Once when the rebels were at Manassas, have you askod. My name is------------ , where as he knows so directly from Gen. and I am the editor you sent your story Johnson that he has no doubt of its truth, to. I have seen your story ; It is a good there were never more than 40,000 men, one. Keep on writing. The story will many of whom were suffering and debili­ soon be published. Here is tbe remu­ tated by long stagnation, and tha} all neration you ao delicately hinted at in preparations were made to evacuate your little note." So aaying, he placed whenever the place was seriously men­ a bill in my hand, adding, “You must al­ aced as long ago as last October. The second opportunity was after the low me lo oome and see you once in a while.” I sat still and said nothing. I battle of Williamsburg, when, had Gen. McClellan pressed directly across the could not. I only looked over at him with blind­ Chickahominy toward the rebel capital, ing tears in my eyes. I knew it seemed and as he thinks he might have done, he like ingratitude to sit there and not rec­ would have captured it. The third op­ ognize his kindness. There seemed to portunity was after the battle of Fair be a spell on my tongue. I could not Oaks-or Seven Pines, and the fourth after the battle of Malvern Hill. •P««k,, Mr. Hurlburt is also inclined to the He arose to go, and I, recovering the B tad General tt the Court rid? cannofliers to fine s few1 roand* of tilt charge ta body bnon what he thought our empty gun*. When the screaming rebels got within less than- a hundred an utier waflf bf ‘ proper sanitary prwTbe neat morning be'ftaMbd, trtetrlnt eaiiiohsin terap. ' Rfs.jHuriktwt,; >bow. yards of SigwL’s gues, biscanncAiers were fbr the “little |irl^> -'As ordered to use grape art outater, art to ant my'nsrthe birt-bstoolr flt^rtdreoe. •vtr. ta aot diaptort rto jirterrate the Jx^as qulddy And accnrately as possi­ Mother invited him in and called nee.— auengtb of the rebqWon^ which , be aaya ble.-- ■ . ’ Stopping befage the glam a moment to iLmore to be dresdpd now than at' any At tbe same moment the infantry rose, previous period sinon''dm attack upon wnorth my hair, 1 thought of my looks, 1 which lehad eeber occurred to ma ver?j Fort Sumpter. "He tails the rdbele a advanced out of the woods and poured in mrtioolsriy 1 to notire before this -time. 3 ®«*<* bfof *»o»y their volleys upon the bewildered enemy. faaw^ patroTlariowoodarfuitandwine |.‘®»:* r*^orabla to r-nrw.MrvoraDin w the uie Union-very vtiiuu—»wy The result fa easy...to-sec. The rebels, few, faitam! indeed, in in Richmond Richmond, as as hn ho knows knows dismayed airtire storm which-Aora .their ----- rtundent hair arranged ____ j. 1_ —I faw eyes, in v heavy fcoiq hie personal observation^' 1 ' • ranks iu pieces at such dose distance, braids and an exceedingly dear and beauHe fkvors emancipation heartily and halted, shook for.* moment, then broke tifcl odtnptexloo, art a little, slender form clad in ptak muslin dress. I took I unqualifiedly as a msenk nf ending this and fled with erica of•. hpcror, leaving corne-'” A boquet of rich flowers fell Into mv lip, two harts were placed on my head, a' “God bleat you, my child,” a falling of irr....'. Ot» to™. 1>«. °“'-fcrrtS"' impertinent. But he repeated the ques tbe music to the floor, and then we were wlp.rF~M.fcr~l.Br “ • lion, and In a kinder tone. I answered both silent He stood smoothing my with a quivering lip, “Nothing.” hair from my forehead, and I sat tearing “Now I know you are troubled 'and dis­ to pieces a rich, red rose. Presently he appointed about something. Tell me said, “You were wondering why your » hst it is and perhaps I can help you.” editor didn’t come. Jfour edit­ »r article This time 1 raised my head, and look­ or as long mm both live! I foye walting him full in the face, answered in that ed for you five long years ; don’t dlsapquick, proud way ‘ which ' la so habitual for *? “■ with me, “Sir, yOu are a stranger, my BOW LOST 1 AND HOW RESTORED! Why did he ask me; he knew well troubles can be nothing to you.? He looked rather amazed, gazed at me a moment aod then said, “fou area proud A Leclerc *■ Noterc, im . foolish child. I know'caution and pro- ly give him my hand. My heart had duooa are forbidding you to tell i me, but been hls years ahd years ago. way down in your hmrVydu are longing to cbftfide in.aotneone ; why hot confide - The Louisville JDMbcrtrf tells a great in me ? It Is not often that I pity a atran- troth In a 'few-wwedr when Ik saye, that p„4.r that although tbey bare urteuLudly WWjffAFR.M >W<». •inwthfiiaanftv has .wasted so much, as to leave the net Incretoi not more than tormMabb to epprt witiu aim. iaftnur br had rtfSotn mend, but tbe Gmaral wm not etalirtwe’ara net think of Mtewfe He ordered his men to lie down in the wood, ready to rise up In a moment wed ddSr.thbfrlrtu TLbn'be ordered ”!* I wrot to bed that wlgbt, wHbrt< -Wyleg Tb.t will tpri.g «frv*h 1*4 m. >913 UtVttts *' onie. KTTE:Jl.r^ - Ms nd 1 figure toMM|| A In the filsterte. I npMI^Abaaour^ in po«Mqueoc« of jh> ROBERTS Ac STRIKER, night, and, the sheets being tied together, DEALERS in dn>r«. medieioee, potentmedi- a new and most complete assortment of i draws her down in safety, and, whether cinea. polnU. oUo, terpentine, burn tag Seul, there is waler near or not. iu a (airy bark DRUG! AND HEDICINER, flees with her to s<nue Ciir isle, where eerie*. »t»tiooery, end fnney articles. <Chemicals, Palate, Olla, Cam­ they ever after live happily—no, my Holbrook's New Block, Bertiegs, Mtch. phene, Horning Fluid, story was a melter of fact, common sense TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. story. Well, 1 wrote it, copied it, and address SAVEEZEY A ALLEN. ed a little Dote to the editor begging ac­ TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitor* In Cha’sceptance. 1 sealed it, and carried it lo eerj. Particular attention paid to Coo re ydie post office. ForKKXUm «> —— •■ — -~rrj This done, 1 felt greatly relieved ; but r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL lo attend to all calle in the list of their profession every one who haa ever written a atory, PURPOSES,ONLY_^1 and bnrine>«. can imagine in what suspense 1 wailed ; □slice in the Conti House, Hasting*. Mich. with what doubts art fears, hopes and joys 1 waited. DANIEL COOK, When evening came, 1 went down lo Also a Cull stock of TDSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and the office, but went home again without »l Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of daring to inquire for my fictitious Dame. ,|«hta *nd >11 other bunnew pertaining to bi* oB.ce. Office in Goodyear's block, np stain. | So next morning I went down again, but with a like reauit While going down 1 I. A. HOLBROOK, such as had resolved to march up to the window, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, and inquire without hesitation, but when PRUNES, FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH; I arrived at the dreaded place, my heart Ollie*. *econ<l itory of Rowsr’s block. in fact, everything in the Grocery line, inch as would leap up to my throat, and I would go away without asking. J. M. RUSSELL, HYSICIAN *nd Surgeon. Office in Rossell’i But the suspense was intolerable. <EU'D3E3S’r iPXBxnnnKB-j ■tore. SUte *tr**t._________ So the third day after it was mailed saw me match boldly up to the window JOHN nOBEKTS, Aid Cwklir Eilnets, and inquire. HTSICUX ..a Sunrwm. DwriB,,»BmaTHK ESPSCIAL BXSXriT OF THS LADLKS. W hat a moment that was. .... lh« Coan Bmw«. ________ My very breath stopped ! II. V. CBEBUY, Thu post-master eyed me over his spectacles quietly and deliberately took Notary public ..a Co»r.j»««. ■ M u. dl ba.l»m .0-roU.a u Llm .i.b down a bundle of letters, shuflled them, PENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER, EN ­ ...mpuu. ,-a »a«m,. R™ia.»CT. and looking up, said in a very business VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. like voice, “not ooe.” Upon our thrive* may be found all of th 1 iairly ran from the office, and did not MOST POPULAR A TTORNEY »nd CouMelor »* Law, Soliciter stop until al some distance from iu A »nJ Counwlor te c.bu»eery, Not.ry I ubl«. It was evening. The street lamps Ar. AU bo«ine»» ,n««od*d to pretnpU.v •»* •■ were lighted. 1 was going ajong. my eirally. Office Na 5, Noble’s block. Bottle Creek, of tbe day. head down, hot tears standing in my eyes Micbigon. ,.. ._______ - __________ when under the full glare of tbe gaslight, J. M. NEVINS, I ran against some person ; 1 looked up quickly. The person with whom 1 had so sud­ ieni of Hastings and neinily, mat we intrau ■« wl I er ere thing incur lino of trade u cheap as eon denly come in oollisicm was a very tall, be bought at any place. Give uo a call and Judge dark complexioned gentleman. II. WRIGHT, for yoaraelvoa. Wo istend lo mH Immediately, aud. with the speed of TTORKKY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. lightning, my busy itnsgination . began weaving the frame-work of a roParticular siwnuou ----claims and money promptly remitted. inance in which he figured ns the hero, ois=«. wM. w. ★. Ur* &-V. MIM.-H11., and I the personated heroine. A fine he­ Barry County, Mkhigan.____________ roine 1 would make, I thought to myself in dismay. Ttqly, a romantic heroine, their being with my calico dress and sunbonnet and TT0RNEY8 and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. shabby shoes. The thought of this bro’t me to rpy senses again. There I atood, ROBERTS A STRIKER. stock still, under the lamp-post I real­ ^sontrr ot Mm. w»A Bordiek Sw**, ized again my great sorrow,'for auch It appeared to me then, and a look of dlsLi.*-ewooi, ROMBTB A STRIKER•appointment came back to my fede, and for.* be must lisvfl perceived it, for beatbpped A mt moad. WTn his opiflkfo ttitfrwWlslave not. Row throughout "tirf^Mefo Booth away.1 ! rtw*tetoed tnf feet bofttwwtird. When I tooted back in the direction’ M STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, ,iq after hfa««rt< UjftM-hto tart M MQi arm, said. “Why did yoe tell mb tbtal You doA’t kftow jpej obild whyn did-;you trust meT’ »*., . • ,.ft r.-inHai1 iremedietely replied, “Something in yourfoc^sir, b*ld ■reJeouNUMfcyertP “Good night,’be sSid, walkftg qefoUy D D- c. IIAWLEt , EALER in all kinds ot Family Qrocsriea, Slone and Wwlde* wart, and a general *»«ortm*nt of Profiaios*. Ala* Natarv Psfclic. Store, two door* east of the Uailing* Hbuae, 7jh«iA «(>iSAk' •» tUjHrtaortvrB! K S ’rlw U» ialla.iM U K M&» .1, . --- —-«u |us aww, In the ptaaaant April ral* I 't NH*«U PlI’S'2!L.a-E?O*0’,Jr- A, HUUMU'W>et« W’ew'wJ •uovtca*Ib a* H*rte«rt. r .WHnwm cootimnsf:. *t‘wiMmWaround to-morrow bvi-a.irtw" DR. H. J, HANJET. TXE ALERS in all kinds of Ary. goeds.genew IJ eroekery,Ac. Stalo ai.,at the pootoffieo. =:.-wia aril? eeusasrf <«qn ' H.ir.imooir,' Z-'.HT’KTV * .wNMM » 3»hU rffiw li T1 yet men talk of eavtoj the Constitution ■nd I knew no*™, <•*!« I D«d o.tfckr tovOnBim. the diMharca of our anw. li-fba' BnMUt W tnnhu th* auaSfjB W eimoo ‘■ft11*??:,', 1.;.' -C-^- '. ' •> I ’j.rt.T-<****•»• again in Virginia. opinion that there waa lnother opportu­ nity for McClellan at the lime that -Eita Richmond. Ges. Halleck's Resgeet for Sunday when A lady who knew tbe family well, and who resided in Weston, N. Y., relates that tbe General’s father was b hard-heart­ ed tyrnnlea! old farmer, who often oompolled h’ra son to work during the harvest scssod on Sundays, when young Henry considered it unnecessary. One Sunday when he was about £ftcen, he was order­ ed to gn into tiie "field. Ho went, and after working about an hour, returned lo the house, went in, and aaid, “Father 1 ] Gxolooical Womdik*.—About thirty years ago somebody made the discovery that the ice fields of Siberia contained immense numbers of fossils of elephants and mastodons. Where they came from, or how they get there is tproblem which, * perhaps may never be solved ; their ex­ istence, however, has no; Chimera, and as ivory is one of the. most valuable com­ modities of trade in all nations, sonic utilitarian Englishmen conceived the Idea epoch to a profitable account. Aooordmgly about the year 1825, Thomson, Bonner & Co., a rich London firm, fitted out an expedition to seek tbe Ivory hi tbe Siberian ice. Novel nd incredi­ ble as it seemed, tbe expedition was crowned with oomplcte soooeas. The ships returned to England, richly ladsc, wifli tM cbotoeet ivory art even to the present time, although the world knows bu» Hide about it, the ivory market Is mainly supplied from tbe ice fields of tian Wilneit. ;The c.xtrao: dinory benu ty of women in Poland, o^ey ,.be accounted for from the fact that there, girla do not jump from lufancy to'young* ladyhood. lYiey are not Lrtnx Dixna or Kiwmrua.—Each of went from tbe crrtle to the parior,to dress tositatill and took pretty. -Nr, they are a thousand seta of love obate but little of treated as children should be. During i itself; and when viewed together, who een childhood, which extends through several estimate their value 1 The child whose years, the.ar?.plainly art lobojffv dressed aodkiBQwb^ to .run,■romp’,'And play In the open air.' They are hoi loaded down errand art right bank—ail with a obsarful.look and pleasant temper, ,hasi a re­ ward along with such Bale girl cannot take ber grandfather on her lap as he'teked her <M W srt wmi gat bis slippsm, or pdt away kis booker gantiy womb bis thin locks* «rt wbs|h’ er Um thinks of it or not these little ’ kindnesses that oome froneR loving heart flounces, so aslb be admlrrt ’ fof7' their clothing. Nor/re tb°r rendered d vs- and exercise, and sunshine during, tbe wh dffddBbdd^ara sepreis •rt woefol worid. ■ JW»* '‘••tooli* stitch >*■*« The severe fighting oftbe war ao far, that we have any aceoant of, took place ou Saturday and Sunday, at New Uim. The savages, to the number of 300 or 400, boldly came into the town and fired upon the force under Cant. Flandreu.— They would skulk bebina buildings and get chance shots at stragglers, their aim in many cases being only too accurate. The force for the protection of the place was gathered together near the centre of the town, while the outskirts were entire­ ly abandoned to the Indiana, who lurked and sneaked behind the dwellings, or burned them, as they chose. The In­ dians must have suffered severely during the engagement, though as they carried away their dead it Is not known how many were made to bite the dust. The loss on our side was ten killed and fifty-one wounded, some of them mortally. Among those killed are CapL Dodd, well known lo all the old settlers of this city; Rev. Mr. Smith, of Manka­ to: Mr. Edwards, editor of the LaSenr county paper, sad Jerry Quiun of St. Peter: Rev. Mr. Stein, of Judson, was one of the principle fighters for the de­ fense of the place, and hsd the best rifle on the ground. TYie forces at New Ulm were rein­ forced on Sunday ,and the Indians fell back. The place was then evacuated by the settlers, and the entire force fell back towards Mankato; eo that New Ulm, Or what remains of it, is entirely abandoned by both friend and foe. I do not think itneccasary fur me to work to day, aod I have made up my mind that l win not do so, nor will I hereafter work m Sunday a” The old'taan, in an arbi­ trary, taanner, insisted upon bis return­ ing to the field to work, accompanviqg the demand with threats. Young Hal­ leck said in ansker, “Very well, then, Til leave j” and be accordingly tied up a bundle of clothing, and went out into the wide world, to work hie way where ha could do ao without injury to his con­ science, by laboring on the Lord’s day. After working on a farm in Western New York for above1*’ ySar/MsYelathes the Wagers who were prominent politic­ ians at that day, procured for Haileck the appointment of cadet at tbe Military Academy,which he entered in 1835.— CTns after life. Mt: e'-ldfij dachas, j.c.kmn*. the most important qualities of the great commander; -and it is a quality which but few of our comrtfadders seem to pos­ sess. Pope showed it‘al’ New Madrid, and the country expects him to show it John Porter was attacked at tbe com­ mencement of the seven days' fight.— These opinions Mr. Hurlburt says, are held generally by Intelligent rebels at -Th. Lodir.111.'iw. tlal dent of an entire stranger, but a qeiok regiment which was emit to charge upon the flying rebels, writes in a letter home: “They lay there like grass cut down by a scythe, in great swaths.” Buch readiness of resort as was dis­ played in this action, and in that of a few days i«Q on ChkRappabahuoci, is one of ■TSktaOa oMjtato-baB lu ■!> tte MW W . -BMifiilVWtfcSftSMttMtt*,- -■ ■ ■ �1,1 ITIaT h°ubwoi.d HASTINGS IL Mte it CROSLEY’S or TH* I fcpethy few or cd tasMan Cement l(J hurried them arrested all the' AR N WeUeWay GLUE IN THE WORLH. iUnmrDUllElIOLUR IN THE worm. THE ONLY MU ABLE GLC IN THgWoRLV orsbiphig] Their Union man. __ __ ___ . to tbe left towards Frederickton. HaVJWO DC THIS, CHOSKK OempOVRSK, Washington, WITHOUT GPXU AND WITH Ff*K mFOSK. morning. was considerable fighting between Fair- rogwAMD wrrwocT fka* asto Ztasofa. Glue. 4lM||MtoT GLL’K IM the WOKI b Tbrtv Tbo WOIIMMI n------- JUB AMERICAN CEM ENT G LI E tilled sometime cent cngagemejtt*. Cottox. —Thirty-five different ooudtriaaswnt-SBMJples pf cotton to the En- ImS nSZS^Tbe Englfah people ore confident that from some of them simply because it is a difie who fa defeated. Theftrwt ty, 11 p- IT WILL MEND LEATHER. SMWMS - Itetefohb t^A lai# rhsMiea were gmpy magnified. The reMtlt ia disastrous enough, kttd eome of tbe ffiRar*The tending of supplies ao diagracefbl. «okrn<Tio>, >hU4.u< o* kmhi, tar to the rear aa not to be within many mils* of an adequate force for iti pro- treater part ,rii»inii <hs localities held by them previous to their leaving Ir tee PanMa.^ . ^n^ariuniUr ponil’t 'guard, cannot be excused in any ,nf field officers ass fat tbb city td^dsy. I* siudiag H^-GMsMto Pops and 8ura- aorpmwder.. Tbyj^ etbsr updw'our baggage tola..has" no parallel apjortiwunent, will be entitled id twadelefiste*. in history, excepting a similar feat in lhe end aaeh orgaalied county, hiring be repreeeatatfre, will be entitled to one Aelegate. - ------- --------- Eui. . W.EWnjgg-* •W.W' DWIGHT MAY. JX C. BCCKLANI ninsula. The remlssrieesx>f. Pope fa Jets excusable since be had' the repuit of Mc- fhssF rear of McClellan's army upon tbe Pe­ Clollan’s negligence as a warning, ,, vyj Of our losses, and the eotnparitive Jad- rSr. firry, t. DODGE. CEO. JEROME, .Bfate Cent CotnmRet. !>»: Detroit, Aagual S», I Ml. Wt know that our army has been driven under tfe^er of tbe guns up­ on the fortifications at Wnshington'. We know that the* rebels have possession qf the whole ’ line lately occupied by our troops, indoding Fredericksburg, Fair­ Republican Ceuaty CeaveaUew. fax, Falls Church, and the whole of', tbe There wilt be a Republican Cen rent ion for lhe county pf Barry, to be held at tbe Oeurt House, Shenandoah valley, the line of tbe Poto­ hi tbe rilla<e of Haathige, on Friday the l»ib day mac from near Washington co very near Harper’s Ferry, and it is reported that they occupy Frederick in Maryland. But we are told ns we were told fifteen months ago that “Washington is safe.” A blessed consolation—’* Watkingto* u tafe!” As we get the details of tbe late battles, tbe reputed losses in men and munitions are greatly reduced. If we can believe tbe latest accounts, our losses in these partic­ ulars are not nearly so largo as were those in the six days battles on tbe Pe­ made In resisting tbe rebel msreh toward Washington, there are many things which ueed explanation. In Gen. Pope’s official despatch to the tbe War Department dated Aug. 28th, the following passage occurs: t As soon ns I discovered that a large force of the enemy was turning our right towards Manassas, and that the division I had ordered to take post there two days before, bad not yet arrived from Alexan­ dria, 1 immediately broke up my camps at Warrenton Junction and marched rapidly back in three columns.” From the date of this failure to rein­ ninsula ; and yet, the latter were report ed as “strategy" and the former as a de­ feat. Although there is much disheartening in the news that cornea from the scene of war, is no time to give way to discour­ agements. Our country must be saved. M«jre men are needed and they must go There is a divine purpose in forward. the adversity which overtakes us. There is a destiny to be wrought out by our country, for which these events are pre­ Let us have patience then, paring us. and learn to labor while we wait, Tbe darkest hour but just precedes the day ; and we believe tbe bright morning is sure farce Pope follows ft continued series of to break which shall witness tbe triumph disasters, all of which may be and proba­ of humanity and tbe right. bly are attributable to this cause alone. If such should prove to be lhe case (aod Skcbktary Stanton is reported to have no doubt Gen. Pope so regarded it) the resigned. country will naturally enquire after prepared to credit such a report. the We are now for the first time Mr. To show our Stanton commenced his career as Secre­ readers upon whom the suspicion rests tary of War with an energy < that chal­ we quote the following from the corres­ lenged authors of this failure. tbe admiration all. of His pondence of the New York Tribuna un­ blow* upon tbe rebellion were, however, der date of Aug. 29, as follows: loo quick and too heavy upon rebels to “If Jackson is not Anptu red, the respon­ suit the sympathizers with Jeff. Davis’ sibly will rest with MeClellau, who government, and bis former political was ordered to move three days since, friends commenced a war upon him.— but failed to obey. Tbe order was re­ peated lo march this morning, but still He has been the best abused man iu Whenever a victory has been tbe movement was delayed. It is said America. that the delay in unloading artillery from gained, the credit has been given to the the transports is one chict cause of this General commanding tbe army; and otherwise inexplicable inactivity in.a whenever a defeat has been sustained, it most critical moment; but that with reasonable promptness obeying the has been charged upon the Secretary of But tbe immediate cause of his Orders ofGen. Halleck, M<£lellfin should War. have been in complete readiness to move resignation, if be has resigned, is the re­ when first directed to advance.” cent act of the President in placing Mo Again, the same correspondent, who Cl el Ian in an important command. The writes from the beadquarters of Geo. policy of this General is such that Sec­ Sigel, and'is supposed tn be a member retary Stanton could not, consistently ofhis staff, under dale of Centreville Aug. with his desire to crush out the rebellion, 31st, writes: remain at tbe head of tbe War Depart­ •‘In spite of this, however, In spite of ment. Had his desire been to protract all draw backs, Gen. Ileno and all tbe officers with whom my informant talked the war until a separation became neces­ agreed that a column of ten thousand sary, bis course would have been differ­ ent We predict that, if Gen. Halleek . tunes of lhe day. “Where fa Franklin 1" takes the War Department it will not be “Where is Sumner?’’ was lhe question. sixty days before the advocates of the Tho answer 1 have given you in a pre vious letter. Franklin’s officers said McClellan policy will endeavor to crush . they were ready to march on Tuesday, and were expecting tbe order. On Wed­ nesday they were allowed a day’s leave. On Thursday and Friday they were kept . iu camp, momentarily expecting an order. That it came and kept coming from GenHalleck, and was countermanded by .Geo. McClellan,you already know." Now, one of two things are certain. him out also. off some very clever hits. Presidents, beads of Departments and Generals, all by turn oome iu for a fair share of these pointed pies san tries. Witness the fol­ lowing : ly truth, then McClellan deserves a place “1 could not aUy here, so I hastened on to Paris, where a great strategic movement was about to supply all the world with fresh recollactioos of the late Napoleon. 1 say fats Napoleon, my boy, because our Napoleon is apt to be behind untrue, we trust the perpetrator of them ' will meet a fate even worse than that waUM* to ifaac Edward's Ferry • yaaterday, amgWng tbemaslves by saluting o*r man on thia, tha Mairyland side, with tfiair fiald pieces doing no damage. Tbe most reliable anrngg the conflict­ ing remora fa that the rebel forces, eo«n- he saw a force <>l Cavalry only, and*battery which was returning from ■ having, as they said, driven lhe Yankees away from Munson’s Hill. atretehieg upwards toward* Harper’s One of the Timet correspondents left Ferry. Fairfax Court House,’about 4 o’clock Paroled prisoner* say the rebel sol­ this morning. Our pickets-are within diers express their confidence of Crossing four miles of that place. The enemy’s into Maryland in he«Ty force in the pickets seem to be within about a course of four j day*. They doubtless from Fairfax in a semi-circular shape on will make the attempt. the south-west. , 1>ere has been no new From careful c* testations it fa brlmvcd action there. that lhe entire number of wounded in the recent battle* will not exceed 1000 killed 6000 wounded and 2000 prisoners, princi pally picked up by the enemy while straggling, and wb6 With ths except! un We had a conversation yesterday with Lieut.-Col. Armstrong, of the Ninety­ fifth Ohio, who was engaged in the bat­ Washington, SepL 4. tle of Richmond on Saturday. Col. A. General Order No.—1st. Pursuant wm taken prisoner end paroled. The ac­ Jo,General Orders 122, from lhe War count which Col. Armstrong furnishes of Department, Adjutant General’s Office, the battle, differs very materially from of the 2d inst, lhe undersigned hereby as­ that heretofore published, and shows that sumes command of the fortifications of nor men, Instead of acting as cowards, Washington and all the troops for the fought with great bravery. The battle defense of tbe Capital. did notend in (ho afternoon, when Gen. Second, That the heads of the Staff Nelson was wounded, as reported. Our Departments of the army of the Potomac forces fell back to Richmond, fought will be in charge of their respective de­ through tbe city, and continued the fight partments st their headquarters. until 9 o’clock at night, when they were Third. In addition to tbe consolida­ finally overpowered about four miles ted morning reports required by the cir­ this side of that place by greatly supe cular of this date from these headquarters rior numbers. Our loss in killed was reports will be made by corps comman­ about one hundred and fifty. The rebel ders as to their compliance with the as. !<im in killed was nlxnii two hundred.— signment to position heretofore given There are about one thousand Federal them, staling definalely lhe ground occu­ and rebel wounded at Richmond. We pied and covered by their command, and Inst twenty-six hundred in prisoners.— as to what progress has been made in These were paroled and are now march- J obedience to the orders already issued, ing by land t«> Cincinnati. The Ninety to place their commands in condition for fifth Ohio went into the engagement Immediate service. 1900 strong, and lost 700 in killed woun­ Signed Gxo. B. McClkllam. ded and prisoners. Our men who fell M.jorGeneral. into tbe hands of the rebels were treated with marked civility, and there iu no Cincinnati, Sept. 4. complaint to be. made on this score. Our pickets were driven in, four miles south of Covington, this morning. Flor­ ence, twelve miles south of here, is taken by 5,000 cavalry. A man arrived here this morning, hav­ ing left Lexington, Ky^ two days since, who reports Kirby Smith at tbe head of 25,000 troops, to be joined by 2,000 more marching on Cincinnati. The Cincinnati contrabands are in tbe Covington trenches, bard at work. Nashville, Sept 4. Tbe Wheeling Intelligencer, of the 3d, states that a dispatch from Gen. Kelly, dated 2d Inst, says that he was attacked by rebel guerrillas, CoL Jenkin and imboder, the same who made the raid on Buckannonand Weeton, and that ho de­ feated them killing and capturing several of their number. . , Tbe rebel Governor of Virginia, has issued a proclamation calling fur a State force of 10,000 men to be formed into a division and placed under the command treat,” should not forget “Little Mac’s” proclamation when Information reached tbe military au­ thorities yesterday that a band uf guer­ rillas, about eighty strong, bad attacked a wagon train on "ths Lexington tompike, Jim Lane fa in the city; The WorU correspondent save : “We are credibly informed and believe that on Thursday Secretary Stanton handed in bis resignation of the portfolio of tbe Secretary of War. His resignation was promptly accepted by the President, aod Gen. Halleck was asked to take tbe Secretaryship in bis stead. General Hal­ leck accepted. I J’SPKCIAL JiOTWJS- tacked and chased to PooierriM"'Wre Price 25 Ceu^per Bottle. Price % Ctorta per* Brittle. Price 25 Crote per Bottle. ' 7 | P^ce 25 Cents per Bnh|r. wilbataadinf thlt we I ’£1L! FWtir: TERMS CASH. iricna, «r. orwaim.. cording lo diracUon*. and ire — bow IWwIiw and JOHM A OUMLBY, 78 WILLIAM STREET. Corner ef Lihertr Hlracl. 5JE.W YOHK. Important to Hous? Owners. Imporant to Builtiem. Important U> Railroad C»iiipMiiv» Important to Farmers. arm cver^bndif. JOHNS it CllOHI.EVS SOLDIER’S BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSION, SiC. CEMENT HOOFING, Deputmesl,Washington, D. C., COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS IT IS HUE AND WATER 1’1,00!' ARREARS OF FAY,BOUNTY A PENSIONS, under the different acta of Conrreaa; and having prewaled. lectcd. II. WKIGHT ELECTION NOTICE. olioa la haraby ait an. lhal al tbe b al Election to be bald on lhe To woa, Ac.; by tha principal iiriLaita- lirnitm* Wl haa prorrd t-bt tl.tCHMI h.-1 and MORT DURAULR RGOF1NG u. it i» U A F,RE- WATER. WKATULK aau KJADS.1 MT’riag for BOOFH 0F AU- N Mssarftnjwni-B’irjssi-""”UVTT^ No Heat is required m making application* Way. It can be applied by smy one, and whm SmI.LmI GUTTA ___ z 'Ti_ »__ „_____ X.IQXTXX> PERCH a CEMENT, EorOM^l M.ul., .4 .11 Ki-d. .I.. n vapvM-d tu lhe Anew, ul lb- W..rl-r, ■ml > F« rraenli< aW BtMlrlic So»i MIO irvm Un l»»< By ,Wv kuaUactiun sad oUar METAL RIMHK c«t> ,‘UTU'i'J!0T CKACl IN COLD OR RUN 15 WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.WAHU OFF. LEAKY .UN AL ROOFS. A UUiLNT ■i«t Irak- oners were Conneripts, intended to fill up bld regimen ts. Jr gmrrst Washington, Sept, 5th. Tbe Timet correspondence says: “CapL Roudy of the ordnance Deport­ ment denies that any large portion of the baggage of tbe Army of Virginia was lost. The rear of bis train was attacked on Tuesday between Fairfax and Alex- Washtegtoe, Sept. 5. ■ Poj£ PopT* •°^y* Price 25 Cents per Bottle. ’ rewntetive Viatnet, into which thia count; >a Washington, Sept 5. divided, agraeabla to tha nrorfaiaaa of Aei No. The Htrald correspondence from Suf­ 116, of tboSesstan fam of 1KI. folk, says : “A detatchment of Dodge's Alas, th* foltowing County Officers for the New York Mounted Rifles was dispatched ioonnty of Barry: A Trruaorw, Clark, Pruawutng Attorofr, Water of Dwda, Sheriff; Citvuil upon a scout on Monday, under command of Major "Wheelen. The party proceed­ ed about thirty-five miles from this place Erection un AtnaudanMrt of the ConaliluUon rata­ airy and threw over pontoon bridge, and crossed with artillery, and threw .out pickets toward Poolesvifle. On Friday at H o’clodk ‘a column “oommanoad to i rana’a tothrir Ons Bottle of 1SEBICM rtMWr CLrt. XaroMUMT, Deary Co., O., July T. IMS. Dr. C. W. fo “ ‘ ittfMW'.-------- -----through the column of your privinr properties of your Scaudinavi.n Blood Purifier end Blood Pilie, whieh i» a tore cure for Indigration end Lfvw Complaint. We here 1— ,nvn whn I..V. Kjaa aufferlu* _I at a place called Crow’s Pond, five miles beyond Florence and sixteen miles from Covington. One report says that thirtytwo wagons were burnt—seven of which ^rere loaded with clothing, and the others empty. Tbe mules, about two hundred in number, were carried off by the guer­ rillas. Reliable accounts from Fredericksburg disprove tbe statements heretofore nude, that Us evacuation was followed by the perpstratioc of outrages upna ths Union citizens. No hostile manifestations oc- has just returned from economy rii ■wealth AitopobeyoUte^yy^^ New Advertisements. ing thatibe Govemmaut will immediate- d!«r, will be lehran readr —/advsmfaaX. j-3F<UJ !7 and when about twelve miles west of Washington, Sept 5. Thursday evening the rebels appeared South Mills, they cameacroes acotnpany of rebels on their way to Richmond.— ria force at Falls Church and drove in our picketa, using artillery. A wagon train Mn.jor Wheeler made such a disposition relative the Unirvrof his force (hat be succeeded in captu fellinu* their bands, but they did not succeed In getting It away, as uur troupe ring the whole command, consisting of rallied and rescued it This morning two commission officers, and one bunthe rebels fell back to Falls Church, and dred and eleven privates, and twenty­ shortly afterwards evacuated it, going to­ eight wagons and carts. The rebel com­ nth. imi : ’ wards Leesburg on tbe Leesburg pike. pany had gathered up *16ng the rouie Will be submitted to tbo Electors »f thia thirty-eight negroes, who were tied and We had none killed or wounded. . destined for Richmond. The rebel pris ’ That there ia, however, great criminality Tux friends ox Gen. McClellan who ridicule Gen. Pope about bis “lines of re­ That costly It will Mend B«-nv, ilb.f fact ev«CX-t|l*nK •’HL MrlaL petal ng, at guess, 190,000 men,.were still New York,. Sept 6.—Senator Latk Nafolbow.—Orpheus C. Kerr in his humorous writings, manages to get If these dispatches have any foundation iu Fort Warren for the balance uf his Joh IT WHX MEND PORCELAIN. NA wrier is 45,000. ’ Advices frpu) Gaines villa, abont two miles and n tiajf beyond Bull Run,(State that the rebel Gen. r. Hill, arrived there that have hMiupsrmiiUd to go to tb« Among the many despatches received di4 a<* • tr With MBWD CHINA. Your broke* Cbtua Ceps ap4 Heucen eu be m»d, TT WILL MENJ) MARBLE. Thet piece k^ekeAout of yoer MarttHfestle «. passed efougthr bank of the stream to Frederick. A rdbel picket raptured hesr Clarksburg, today, *ay« Jsckson’a ‘force day Iteforwyeetevday with 85.000 men from Riuhmohd. A division under Gen. Walker has left Galneeville fi»r Leesburg. My informant s«ta -Jteksnn, Longstreet and Hfll at Gafoesvftle, and counted 44 pieces of"Mfffierv, mmtly rifled guns, none longer than 12 pounders, Al Ce°- country. from the Union army inrogord to failures •Hlew. jawrdv u EAwir' F«wr, M<1 «w« Men »i or Mar PooUartlla- A1 THOMAS BARBER, 1B last night. At Wblte’e Ferry and art fupposed to be en rutfte to ,Frederick. Uur force* *dW the bridge acrore 8eaeca Creek, which was not Injured by tbe rob* ch on their return from tbo recent dash ou Darnestown- Ubas bean AMtrtained seed C months. that Jackson crossed the river opposite tbe north mouth of the :Mueoerey, and except as ly detorminnd with the meagre accounts township will be entitled to four delegates. J. M. NEVINS, GEO. THOMAS, A. W. BAILEY, J. H. MUNROE, O. I* INGRAM, Qnintf CcmnuHte. Haatlnga, September 8, IMA in regiments and squads. ‘T*«» i' nJ Tbete*eems to be wo doubt that the Maryland side is Uv fete from Armed entirely of cavalry;- A body of the ene­ my about 1,600 rtnidk, entered (be river to position and prestige, cannot be readi­ vantage gained by tbe rebels, jjsr,1'”7 ’*■ * * ls estimated al lpOfo Mte fa compered geuiar i«te pcafaian, ‘'and tatos 'fc'tbe Jt fa - that — pRQBA’ QUOTA FERCHA CEMENT, �to 3.1 =*=W •mciMFAWBar _.U U —4. -id^uere *U fawsU bADWAY’R >r nlllltoMvr. fon®.l renovating RESOLVENT !»».>« t, -. TOtttmmr and iifler M B-Ufaeta grave uIm|| ^be in the heart* of * geateful r^T;*5' ^PV p*»pk *nd infant |jJ m«r* l.mguea, “tn the UMemf'fecteded timM,n will, link ^2,- •• ■ t । Aatfrvnuie, - BAB DIBCOVIBBO A CIXANSBO STBCT, Called Ranwav's Rmk>vartw- RnaM-vasr—that will cure every apocire < f Skin Diaaeae, Scrofula, Ry ritUifa Eruption*. Fever fares. Ifaera. Tuswre tafadred and lurty one million n|tle bun fafl Rheum, fares ri- *11 kinds. Hombre. Pwirire drtrfjnd tHrty.two thootandh dollar..—.: 4h» ‘••ring ttenol fa °wuringMa cEjJ'rfUfa Pimples, blolebes. Ac., rapidly and effeclituty, without exposure or subjecting the patient to the ‘.VrtXnr'in The men recently en It sled by Sergt.. Inerea.ain *ix years ihktjr.ffiur •nd dollar. M^JLre JTiCL Pr?“^T •nd iWOTtMvethtmaand tWMity-five ihotiantid dollar*. ONE BOTTLE. A Z. Sridinore, of the j»t Midh. Engineer* ; ■• :_•-•„ ■. ?___ . In all ordinary casee of Pimplea, Blotcbea, PuaWrI and Mechanic*, left town- kn join their | tulea. Tetters, cankers, Eruptions, Boils, Baker's DB. RADWAV8 CLEANING and Barber's Itab, one battle will cure, and im­ TcJ[inient on Friday last Most of these part purity aod clearness to the akin and com­ plexion. •men, 27 in number, were enlisted in this TWO BOTTLES. Executor’* Said. township. The fallowing are their names. .One to six bottle* will cure evAry ftigfu latest ths.co**ty of Barry, d*oea*e£ Htrutuou* Diachargra from the Ears, Bwrilfnr in ; Amoa Buck, A. W. Warner, Wm. Qfakin diseasesJHumoraj ’iinplet, Blotch, . In pursuance of a license granted to me by the tli« Groin, Falling of die Womb, Dy»pep*ia, 5euJones, D R Ifazelk Jitk C Woodruff, on, Boil*, Salt RlH-uni. Canker, Ulcer*, Probate Cuurt of uid County, 1 abril ax»o*.:o TUBES BOTTLES. aals al Public auolion to iha higbeat bidder at John Weiaert.Fred A. Filler, Eliphalct Tumors, Fever-Asres. Son-fuls orByttih- the North Door of the Court JlouH, in tb« yflR. .Cjnurtwright, Alonzo VahHom, Wm. ita, Sores in the Eyes, Ears, Nwc, Mouth Youngs, Birdsdll, Nathaniel Jefferson Cooky, Bcnona A. .CutantJWm Roberta, Geo. H. Dannet, Wm. Baker, R. Allen, Geo. Ben Brown, Walter E. Wm. Hazen, Woodruff, Mathiua Reiser, Liberty Marble, M. W. Buck, Jesaee Sprague. Assistant A*skmor.—M. C. Craxstoz Esq. of Irving been appointed (by has Hon, A. Sessions, Assessor uf thia Dis­ trict.1) to the position of A*istanl Asses­ sor, for this Tax Law. County, under the Excise The appointment is regarded a* a good one; and we entertain no doubt but be L’MV thia turn opinion V|UUIV.I will T. MT. borne kn/juv out w — by wj the Mac pr~liclte.no which Mr. C i. to be practical teat to wnten rar. v. >• to oe r . . „ . . ,. 1 . subjected. He certainly aoeins to P 08. * j sens ail necessary necessary qualification* aualifications for for the the 8 all tilion. Mr. Cranston bps commenced position, dulin. and and all .11 who who owe ow. Uncle t'ncls Sam S.ra hi* duties, will be duly called upon. . ANoaaws’ Csrr. DB. RADWAY’S PILLS Company log’s Mounted Rifles left this for Kel- place for the rendexvous at Grand Rapids on Mon­ day last. They only ville on Monday Sold Head. Let pope , neulect this ad­ Ftta. Drepsu^ ETvice— if yoa wiktld rid yourselves faun H.^oIU.wiUoai to Uw UI.UUU, the miseries you sutler—resort at once Tb. Wn. iuntflrf^.^u, FOUR TO BIX BOTTLES. lolht* medicins. Oyre botUe will do (k> “f Motion thirty-one, (31,) coutiraiing mvcoWill care Scrofula, Syphilis. White Si yon more good than * half duxen ofBar- ly-aayna (77 ) and Mveuty-firs hundretha acres of Sore tags. Syphilitic Rbaau>alias>.Oout, । ssparillaa and other ntiiturmi. Theduse land lu town two [2] North Of rsngw. nine [9] «eapt tea Mre* in a aqnare torn In tha ia small, two teaApoonfulls being * full South-W mi corner of Said piece. Calomdji erJOSIAH BURGE. Brareor. dose. Dated. June 16,’ ISIS. je)8 13 YOUR CONSTITUTION TAINTED! but that this remedy will cure. Wonder* are daily wrought by Had It claanwatbe BLOOD. Hanoi re* all diseased depouHe*. and renovate* the ayitem with healte way's Resolvent, in violent Constitutional JOSIAH BUB(iE, Xa»refcr. and strength. In all cases ui for ItaDWAY^l Dated August 4, ISM. Disease*. It disengages from the animal RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Price per boUla On* Dollar. Persons calling at Dr. Kadway'a fluids the tnaleries morbi or element* pf A Co.'* office, 87 MaMen Lane, will ba supplied disease, and thrown them off through the COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. with six botfaa forFtv* Dollar*. ° — exerttury organ*, thus taking the itipg Druggists. out of the order. It renovate* and fresh­ CHILDREN. ens the blood, and imparts vital energy ereign nd RADWAY'S READY RESOLVENT given ta to ths system. In Scrofula, Cancer. 'Sy­ Comi4l*aionen duly apnui Probate philis, Chronic Rheumatism. Lung Gnn- Court for tbe county of B* *ucb purpose, at the late r Diseases,' Mercurial deosaaed. In toe township o | plsints. * • Skin - — ------ ---- ------ Dis----Teething, or any other cause. If troubled with S'") C»»tr.e<i.>o. of th. Joicte, Pd.y, cougb, ReatlaraneM al Ni«bt, half a tMaponfal p .• ...... . • . . . • l,‘“J «J « September imx ! Parnlvaia, Parnlvma. and all complaints external or nr I i;r t^c ,erentMnth [iTih] d.r of the RESOLVENT Sill insure a cure. Price interna! which are capable of assuming a thousand eight hundred and One Dollar a bottle or six bottle* for Five Dollars. |lllkvlliul WUH.-U arv? capnuie uyriutuig n Principal otBee.97 Mridcu L«ne, New York. Bold constitutional type tv rm and nn.l betas twini, transmitted i oonstilulional transmitted hoursiof one o dock P. M. oo ei bv !)raggi*ta in every town in the United State* RADWAY A Co. from parents to children, we recommend 23d dsy of June, 1862, being the time limited by and O^adM. ths rail’d Prubstc Court, the fln*l adjustment of ill as H» >»J, r»m«lj- and . tbta claims agalust aaid vital*. irresistible Mid searching disinfectant, al­ GILBERT bTTKKR. » CLmmtaHIRAM J. HANCHKTT, !«•»*". terative and invig.irant, Dated, Baltimore. August 12, 1S3S. augxo Pritt one dollar a bottle or tiz bottles for if people anderetood the import-inre of purgaation witb RADWAY’S PILLS, in eoatradiatfnefive dollars. DR. RAD WAY’S OFFICE, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ing, save themselves fn>tn much suffering, and 87 Maiden Lane. Sold by druyyists. greatly improve their health. RADWAY’S FILLS wefft tn Middle­ responaes were the order dfthe day, fol­ the citizens of Middleville. public auction, to the bighret bidder, at lhe North Ifoor of the Conrt Houae in the village of entirely Vegetable, and the only vegetable subHaatinr* in tbe county of Barry, Michigan, on aubatitute for calomel. Mercury, Antimony, Blue O — -J.-. al.. AAte w r.r Pill, in the Areana of Medicine. As eracuanta, they arc more certain and thorough than tbe Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elaterium; and more aoothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarmds, or Castor OU. AS ALTERATIVES They exercise a more powerful influence over EXECUTOR'S SAUL Hie company is not yet full, and the office** will retarn fur more recruits. is lhe absorbing subject of interest. So much so, that the Executive Cimmittee of the Barry. Cct’mty Agricultural Socie­ ty, have as yM been unable to get even a quorum of their number togclher iu on Saturday, the llth <i«r of October next -S. r._______ t ...J -4.W <l.a Cnl CKnVTV lanuaiu "I. The north fraction of the wrath-east quarter (X) iUUkv in® I®, w.,1, .v<i i —.n i■ sixty eight one hundretb* <42 W-ICN) acre* : also _ th® uiuth-east order to make arrangetneats for holding a^Fair this fall, or even to postpone it officially. It is the opinioh of such mem­ bers of the Committee ns i we two north if raBKO ten [lol wert, moty ol Barr; sod State of MichADAM ELLIOTT, have con­ versed with, that no Fair! will be held this fall. Under lhe cireumstances we should regard this •* • ' w[ne conclusion. us attend to war while it but*. Cocmtv Cumvkmtiov.—A c*U CHANCERY SALE­ S TATE OF MICHIGAN.-The Circuit Court for tbe county ot Barry—in Chancery. ia pub­ lished thi* week calling a County Conven­ tion to bn beheld on the, 19th, for the .ft It was thought best But jto include tbe nominatiepj iff Coenly officers by this Convention, but that • convention for thstpurpoae be postponed! to • later date, that the people may give more attention to military and leas to political matterx. torial CttrfvenUltn’ for this District is not ’ f pursuance and by virtue of* Decree "f the Circuit Court fur tbe County of Barry. In CbanY __ .k. .iwt*.nth ri.v of Aonl. in the rear of our txiro one .uvu—--------and sixty two, m a certain e*U*e therein pending. • h^rin James M. Leach is complainant, and r ere and William Marble arc »/ewu«««. —■— U hereby given, that I, tbe undcraiguad. Circuit Court CommUaiouer, in asfl for lhe Bwill aril al pablie auction or vandue, to be«t bidder, on Thursday, the far of faptember. A. D. one tboiuand ^CouriH-re^ta. "1£. of llMtings. I. ImdcountT. the following described premise*, b. wit The south half of the south-weal quarter of section number twenty, [iff.] excepting; ten .. -nmur. tn township num- yel called ; bublho several townships will ‘do well to elect one delegate from each, OirevU Omri t^.mifswerr -* at their tnwn caucuses, to attend such • convention when called. ; We bays received, ux» late for pbhKeiiW ' blereatag letter from nur Weahfogton ourres^ondent. We 8IATE OF MICHIGAN, 1PpyTry_U.A.By.‘, Concero-Takr Notice! T°That I intend to »»’• %{£?? faub^ the <Cbief o^lbw Cbemkwe N*flon, who i« *t New Yorlr atf route for W!«-btagtoB,»*v8 made • treaty with t;-” rebels <mly ?cretec<. '«TB.Or MICHWAJjBau. p(circum.um«< O> tb» «ppro«ch Dated, September 8, IM2. R. seplO R. TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK AND TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. R. cury, blue pill, hence their importance io cases of liver eoinplalnta, and spleen diSeuitics, Jaun­ dice, Dyspepsia, Bilious attack a, Head-ache. Ac. InUie treatment of fevers, either Bilious Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing fevers, they are su­ perior to quinine. Their influence extends over lbs entire system, eontroling, strengthening, and DJRECT FROM ax\A. a\X. A.\»€a%e% a wvcftAVar aaKatc. ’We.se ‘BX.Vtevu 4 arc cOtVC^ ^o\M.r^u\ roots. \\t?O!>, vv\<\c\\ laakt X.\xt \\x A large atoclt of ’Vowkc. 'SLoXacxV* SXowvu.cXv. 'BvXte.v* are t'Vx'^oor vaaK1* VAcadt. Which we Offer at •»t. Ti.oWk'» ftXowvaeXv 'Bv.W.tre E&EWKEIE) T1B2CTS. VW \xoor man vaaa^ oeXork "BAXa. \}’f. 'BteoVkatk'w SXo'KwxcXx. ‘Bvtte.re We have every kind of goods, such a.s ate Ac\v vivaw'b Sokaec aa& Cova^oA. VJt. 'RcWc.k'% iEUOTS & S!EI©E®. SX.ox\xo.eV< *&\X.tore in.»i^ovate ta.\»XVla'ie&. GROCERIES weak. aaA St. ■fi.oback'* . %\owtci.c.\v ‘BvXX.tvy dtruML a\»a\^ v\xc\.awcVvo\^ aaA. vaake. HARD-WARE’ Dv. "Bteokackk fttowvcveXA. ‘BvXX.e.re ateA\\x So\dae,Yk Vru.ad^\>\5 i S.E-A.D-5T toin moat effactlvdy. and moil brestifuHy to tc in du that can undarsland us adiun TO THOSE WHO TUptK. , Kow, we think that, all exurnri rcmedire acl eltbir La one of tiro way* ? w combine the aotirai Clothing, Which we are anxioua to nil, and WILL SELL, lirer, pancreaa, ktdney*, i bi la or other unpuriUre ■land or aeroua fluid. If £ 'B*\vcu.'iaaX\%’Kv, e\e. ffTicsa gitters are put up in quart bottles, of which the abett is afae-similc. The label is finely er.gruvtd, and is pro'jided with a sdfir-ffuard from\ counterfeiters. (Price fl per bottle, os O. W. I^bbaok, (Proprietor, ffo. 6 East Fourth Bt., Cincinnati, to whom all orders ehouli be addressed. FOR SALE BY Roberta A Striker, Haatinga. Eli Michola, Jay 8. Tarrv. Orangeville Milla, H. C^Swifl, Preirievtlle, H. B.'banningtoo, Middlerilia. and by druggists aod laarehaota generally throughout lhe country CHANCERY QBDER. QTATE OF MICHIGAN.—ThA Circuit Court for O the County of Barry: in Chancerr. Eighth Judicial Circuit; Suit pending tn arid > said County, on tbattd day of July, thousand right hundred and aixty-two. OUR GOODS healthy Unusually Low! !»•>»* 'BADWAYS READY RELIEF. aad that tbe petitioner, BL gruns*“•. j administrator. te‘A.^“& ‘sras."!ifa&JS Palmer H. Russell, is not a resident of aaid State of Michigan, but resides in the State of California; n ..A .»<■ n "tea.■ Si ■- hi* appearance to be entered > this cau«* n three months from tbe date of this erdar, of a copy of said bill and notice of the entry ot thi. order, and ia defiwll thereof that eaid bUt will be taken as confessed by said non-resident Defendant. ■ • ■ ., A»d i tie further ordered., tkal witbtn .twenty. view of THESE BARD TIMES w* are acHlng Is s pare । t* are apt A. ud 1 JUS Cter.*— T«l—lent... Th. Ti.it <e Ib« <X>W “ itioo. JUST RECEIVED Stacks of of th. Omrolo«l p~ SilioiLS Fever, . Fever a'nd figv.e, Liver' Cornplaint, (Lyspepsia, rnjdjZgeBiiort, i Jcrundiae, • Kidney Oornplaints, HVAE DRY GOODS’ itte Ferf.nU .rmj tin Cborokf™ »t «»« ^.pudi.ted iteir eu>M0tKte <*• «*• WublMCn .ill protablj ta.kt.T-. ya \-to^xt a-fth all Vita \,TWf*< Xuxtx, art a uxTt. ^vivcvyiv-M. ' Come and See !! formauce of tbeir duties, cleansing and purifying the blood and pursing from the system all dis­ eased dct.o»it» sna impure humors. They differ from all purgative pills. Their action is not local, or confined to a portion of the bowels Drastic Purgative Pill* suznieot what RADWAY’S READY RELIEF is called tbe peristaltic movement of lhe bowels Will relieve those who suffer pains, instantly on by irritating th* coats of tbe intestines. In active and inflammatory draeeses, tbe irrita­ tion produced by lhe Drastic Furgstiv* Fills will RHEUMATISMto a few hours. not oaiv increase tbe diaeaae, hut indue* nicer* SOKE THROATin fifteen minute*. tion; therefore, great caution ia required an at­ TOOTH-ACHEin three minutes. tack* of inflamation of the bowels, bilinns eolic, NECRaUUA (paroxysm* of,)... in five minutes. rheumatism, gout, Ac . in tb* kind of pill* lo take. CRA&IPB........... . ............................ in flvo minutes. If RADWA V V PILLS «re taken^rare will folkow AND HEADACHEin ten minute*. There are a els** of chronic dt*oa*a*. chronic COUCin twanty tn mutee Rlieuniaiism. Enlargement of the Liver, Spleen DI A HRB (E A................................ in'forty minute*. Enlargement, disoases caused by tbe vxceasivc LUMBAGO, [pain* oT]*... in ten minutea. esc of calomel. Mercury, Quinine, in which colcblCHILIS.....in fifteen minute*. nm goiac are prescribed freely. In these diseases BURNS........... . ........................-....tnfive minute*. RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS are for wore INFLUENZA .in a few hours. cci tain, and tbe patient avoids the danger which CROUP. ..Ii»n ten minute*. an overdose of Colchliim would inflict. In Yellow, Typhoid, and Biliona Fevers, in ErySPABM8........................................... ,i» fi<a minute*. DEEP SKATED PAINS... by a few application*. *ip*lM.Hma!) Pox. purgation is highly essential; In aff esses where pain ia felt, th* READY RE­ but to administer adoM of Drastic Pifli, th* Irri­ LIEF should be applied Taken intcraallr—a tation they would produce and tb* relaxation *nd tea-saoonfui to half a tumbler of water—will rare depletion that would follow, would be llkdy I* acidity of tbe stomadh. and promote digestion, it prove fatal. In three case* a mild, aoothing and gently stimulating laxative, that will'purg* and is a ple***o t and healthy stimulant. . heal, soothe and strengtben.Jike Rad way's Regu­ lating Pius. Ia required. The csum of ao maoy TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. death* iu tb*e diaeasw is owing to tbe want of of a Wry description a purgative like RADVAVS FILLS, that will purge without depleting or interfering w|lb tbu moat elegant and powerful medicine known in tho functions or other secretion*. Not on*in a hund­ world. Thia is out boasting; try it, J you feri red of YaOow or other fever cases would jprove •ksolkoal, aud ba convinced. Il combine* in its fatal if Railway's Fill* were adopted inlheir treatcom soaitlo n tbe preperUe* of a diffusive slimotait au aati-MPlic, a mild but effaetire Astringent, and lr hold that griping, nausea, sickneaa, tcoremux. during th* operation nf their pills,Is a favorable aign t iftbeifpins expelled with tbe Caoeea the diseased humors Iril circulating io tbe system, there would be but little pal* or griping. It Is internal administration. When applied exur- tha absence of the bile and other bnmore, Whieb nrily, it Will be found a moot powerful counter, tbeir imperfect pflls tail lo purge out of tha sv». irritant, Inatenllr reddening Ue a»rf*re to wbioh tcm. that occasions the pain. .By axamlntitg the, it laiapplied, and withdrawing lhe Wood from the stools eracukted after severe griping, they will ^1, be found thin and watery. AVOID SALLNE PURGATIVES. regret the necessity uf jddferring H until Rom, IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; £tga’. Notices. where apeechea and lowed by a rich repeat fursisbed by —WE STILL— WE 't'Jteue. "B*XX*e* ; 'j art. oat cMt-rcA to W\c, \uv?o\.\e t as a cun a\X IM Wvr Vo,” %uX a» a ■ n-nvcAioX aacnX — n J ■R*«,u.\aVo» oS 1-tv Mm 'SUaova o^X.'tve.'WcVt av-ASovAVAW-rt. « ka*. Sot. a Voul.Viwifc, bww j mAicVC oa\ arlxcta oj > StowxsrcXx ’BVtfw.rv, vACw.V,'<5 DR 11ADWAY weaita of IjQBton thi* year reachei the large stHn <»f hundrnd and. seventy, fifa millionnnirt. hundred and STvy^von Whfc .. In 1856 the valuMlofl 7a. two Turner, John H. McLellaa, Eraatu* H. /MOsnrroBsas. GRANT & SPAULDING R- N. BICK Oe.’l II. Bayles, Wm. H. Goodyear, Oscar H. '' JJegTiZator i .^BQViBao^ TU THE PUBLIC •m.wRh ' ' BTXIOMJMSXZX? 5 "LOW PRICES” L of tbs bowris is required, , if a brisk and Ihortmgb purge is uesirea, taxa from four to six. PRICK X5 CTS. Per Box, conUining Thirty Fills. 80LD DY DlluGGINTS. BAD WAY A Co. 87 Maidbm Laus, N. Y. cfendant at treat twenty day* before raaertbed for hh appearance, HARMON 8ML1 Circuit Court Coram I C. H. Ca*sx.«oHciu>r forOxnplainaa Dated, Baatinga, Jkly X*. JM*. thia reuse. Tooth-ache. OWARD ASSOCIATION, PblUA*!-. Whaat, Corn, Osu, Bader, Laid, Fori, W.™srjS?3: Wb« dffttMt Aiairc JkaMltfiriTeetiH WILLIAM XONBS. mW foallj almost ertrythinjt JOS bara jy Don’t fkil to giva «a • call. GRANT a BPACLD1NG VULCAMITE RUBBER BARE. ■BMtep, lb; is, VW* “’valuable REPORTS on SPERM/ �SALE OF -I atW-IJ1 m fielitwt are spt to | •• • fW* - • 4S Un in nun :S ssfa STS JfM *S7 h»|II 90 5 SS wtMvttfatfMHpnn*!’ z .. JS buU^ouUh.c.rrfullj Arene* GsssaAi** Ornes, Uasl«iJtefe**frVtt«. snd'irtftw Aa Sara 1 44 M U OS a Sa- s- «'-Y 1 I z s :s »5 LANGFORD G. BERRY, A*4itor GnurM staramu.! op^and the aolid part* 'preven 6n}lkdng.: Ut tee Vartea s ' ?9S )JS..k‘S‘'Z Treasurer of liquid parts of die faanure,wHl . _ 8 5 • H **?$“’ is s s :a . Town 1 North Of R*nge 8 Wart. wtidaofV' ' - “ -- Autumn there, wflf be a provWbu Ticking tbe grain fields and fortop dres­ sing grass lands. (lie ft 76 tfi -away for future use. b.:e I BBS -l»5»»Sss IM 1 W M a fl 80 I IB 90 13 83 !2 is IS IS IB •s -il Tia .gR -------- , r_ w f w ’SB’S K*t» 41 » IS 1 01 it Town 4 North of Range 10 Wort M 11 00 X 1M1. 01 a . il s B a ■a b IS' SUB N< » It... .1 J MB i; TI9 11 B iB-is M M #■’-■«•> s 15 W9 ix 13 90 14 48 ..xUWii.f'tti’T'wJ.w Ji •WnwoMfblbi- 1858. PicxutD Pkachm.—Tako a gallon of ®ood vinegar and add 4 pounds of sugar, 1859. boil it for a few minutes, aud remove any scum that may. rise ; then take peaches « n M that arc fbily ripe,rub them with a flannel ••¥*•«» Town 2 North of Range 10 Weal. clo^to geteff the down upon them.gmj, Mick three or four cloves fa each'; put n eXof»»X 35 40 1 94 77 ' S ■»• « IS S s s • Si M 90 IS !S 5 8 Hl them into a glass or esrtbdn vessel, and gx>ur thqjiqvor upim.them boiling hot; •cover them up and'kt them stand in a cod place for a week .or too days, then pour off tbe liquor, and boil it aa before, .after which return it to tbe peaches, which should be carefully covered tip and stored ; T* •• ’St S 4 *•<13* •te«s4teg.'ter-4M«v.rJ,^eiqber, ofj <u « 55 IMSxs 1S;‘S « chMS of th* ih/lMVVffA'StaM'. fc ibould bo {J—fi .’-g ■g^-5 i AodUor Gou . ’ s ■o » n is a IS . WO, s»i 858 917 15 is U 74 01 01 01 07 e a B' I"’ "Bakkd Fruit Puddisq.—One quart of good sweet milk; one-bowl of good. IS thab stir in corn tneaL sufficicot to m*ke a thin batter. Butter a large* tin basin and dip in the batter; add one egg well beaten, and a tesspoonfuTofghttfdf; bake in * moderate oven till done.. It c4n be made of dried sweet apples, washed and ’chopped fine; and soaked in water enough to cover them over night • In this case the water and apples are added to tbe milk. If aufficient sweet apples are used it will need no other sweetening. To Pkklk Plums.—For 8 pounds of fruit, take 4 pounds of sugar, 2 quarts of vinegar, au ounce of cinnamon, and one of doves; boil the yigegar, sugar and spice together; skim and pour scalding hot over your fruit; let it set three dajratpour off tbe syrup, scale and akim ari3/potir b’ver again, and continue this process every three days till you have scalded it three times, after which it will be fit for use. Plums prepared in this way we think superior U> the old method of preserving with sugar alone. s*" to the place of beginning, • »W SfS. nu iixofo.w'! S5 Eastern Addition. »<s r " \°f°n pounds of apples allow three pounds of sugar, a pint an a "half of vinegar, and spice* tied up in a doth—cloves-and cin­ namon. Boil tbe applea until tender, taking them out aa they become so, boil -.your syrup*but a little longer, then turn -oven them. Village of Orangeville. im. 17 M M » HmUbk*. Aug. I, 1964. f r risen that in accnrdanre with s E«‘S W 15 54 ! sex’"4!. BIB 90 9 18 a •150 BEST PIANOS. 6150 ‘ Hofae* 7 ptofniofi*i7 k&t 10 S« 1 02 10 82 1 a to 8 SB. 15 17 1 51 •W SUO CASH. Warranted Far » Tears. 8JR Tom 8 North of JUnre 7 West OBOTECTKEX-* JUU, having wjmtH ■» warerooma, ‘ Ito. <Tt HMDV1T, 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, KU 18 90 12 80 157 69 S3 Rich wowldiag cMoe, *173 to *200, *11 mrrsatod mUs of th* host aca»oned n*teri*l? the beat judge* to «zaai*o *»d tty tbw, mw tn- Bcaat'LnnLr—^TtmMky .Titcomb says: lZi confess that when I pud ‘through a ru­ 10 V' 11 820 160 ts- ns ,t .1S.S •In or.-XM |«Ual OROVE8TEEN * tfA*LRi 4VB BBOjU)WAT, MKW TOMK 28 14 2 ai . M 2| ft# 20 80 9 08 00 23 Wool!1 5 ns ST ni Village of Harting*. albiHliea, and contentment with humble clothing, bumble fare, bumble aociety, ' humble aims and ambition*, humble la- 9 9 9 Village of Middleville. to 5 31 i'O 9 71 ? -g nt! town and see tbe laborers amona tbe oom, and tbe boys driving tbeir cattle,and the girls busy in tbe dairies, and life pass­ ing away ouietly, cannot avoid a twang ofregret that It would be Impossible ft»r me to be content with Ahis kind of life that I >te around me, especially aai know tn 01 01 >F li n e\ nf s wi< .V.r PiCKUKo Appum.—Take not over Targe aweet apples, pare them, then in each one put a few doves. To ten k>u n-'. s isw O?rfswJ? 17 rU OI ■ eV Picklxd Tqmaioxs.—Take small, »’< ofn -smooth, tomatoes, not very ripe ; scald 'them until the skin will slip off easily, •and sprinkle salt over them. After they ■Xof n have stood twenty-four hours, drain off 'thojuiee, and pour on a boiling hot pick­ lei composed of.one pound of sugar to every quart of vinegar, and two teaspoonfulaeach ofciruumim andolovea. Drain -off the*liquid, scald it, and pour it on •them again, every two days for a week, and they will require no -farther care. Plum Jkllt.—Take only those plums which are perfectly sound; remove the stalks, and put them into large stone jars: 'if damsons, make an indsion in each;, 'cover the jars with bladder; pul them in deep pans of water over the fire, and let • the water boil gently for -three or four ■hours, till all tbe -juice has come from the fruit; tben atrain through a jelly bag, ■and boil It with an equal weight of lump sugar, taking care to stir it constantly. irm 1M9 1048 1044 1048 hrs I0M 1075 1076 5 acre*, com mi south of the quarter post on the north line of section No. Wool! THE PLACE ttrtWMTOeL CARDED. Or to refuto?’Drenrt, Is at the New Woolen FsqpMy *»f wty^tT.z wtmi: ■ *'aw of is *• ** «*««•», » *X<<»w¥ >tfl S S 12 i» SC 90 12 78 ’JS’SS’Tfi ■vts 10 14 I 01 90 rt 06 04 90 U 05 « 90 6 74 z have sighed far aueb a boon, and air knowing they could never reeeive it! ail "called, tbe poll tax in New England four dollars, tbe talc on real the rsteof thirty-six doHara 3 s “ {Mas k> <so«*l «K •« n ..«%«Co«K 90 944 2 £ R>'.n ""3 18 " R >S nr cub � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-09-17.pdf 691e8fc60ebcd74b97704a052e44b47b PDF Text Text TTETVTnSTS. PHOPRESTOR. J. 7. «Idb.rty HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1862. WING. gistings Hmtr, SMutill Joftrj. Ifl'PUBLISHED EVER 1 WEDME8DAY, H. N.SBEUkON, Barken to what I now rotate, OUNTY TREASURER. Will pay partieulsr attention to procuring Ponaiou* for all per- C ADVKRTUUMO. A wagonvr, with griat for mill. DR. H. J. HANEY. A Ubsral diaconnt to yaariy adv.rtiaera. Uoa. BIRICIAN. BURGEON and Aeonehenr. Of Rce ever Smith** Drue Rter» Goodyear Block, P GREAT gistings’ ^nsintss jjirtrtorg. Onr "darkey** quick "akedaddiad" thanca. VICTORY!! RP ALLDING, D ADVAy?^ TSBMB, $1 OO UnKm-On. uul In«p«™bl.." rrav High TTicrh PrinDQ at. i.VlA Over Prices, at the F.AI.ERRi crockery. With about and oath, and whip and rein -, The whecU budged not a *ingle inch. And tighter grew the wagoner*, pinch. Directly there came by a child With toiling atep and ri.lon wild. ••Father,” aaid ahc. with hunger dread. HASTINGS DRUG MANON ALLEN, ealer in groceries, provisions, pro d . •. IHsh. batter. Isrd. pork, sod grain ol •II kind Also ter. esnlhes. rtc .ate. Store u> editors * Rieck. Rists street. HwUngs. Micb. STORE!!! The wagoner. In grievous plight. ditk»n tu relieve the wounded, It would show you bow little *onrgy and enthusi­ asm there is in carrying out orders and putting things through here. At mo*t any place in the North, railroad employees would put more energy into tbelr moveawnteun such occasions,I do believe. Suffice it tn say, we arrived in Washington and found th* oity alive with rumors, as usual, exaggerated greatly to tbo disadvantage of the Union aide—and that many <>f us who went out to help the wounded, were captured by the enemy. What If all had been true—your corres­ pondent would have been under the necessity of delaying for an indefinite period writing any nntre letters fur the Banner. But fortunately for him, and perhaps unfi'rtunstely for your readers, he is aliw. and trying to get over the cramp. A*p- »nd regain his former proporti<ms in length and breadth. To-day wc are ttirning out to help the wounded from the iM-ats. and make them as comfortable Of th* eight pound* which a man eats (and drink* in a day. It I* thought that not les* than five pounds leave the body t through the akin. And of tb*M fiv* 1 pounds a cuBsidembl. perowtep «*c*pe* । during the night, while be i* In bed. ,Tb* , ‘ part of tH* is water i but In ad|K 1 land are am (meant, their । i 4mie* cl <ctently pois- < country , tbete is much effete and ( onous matter. This beiwg part < in I form, permeites *vary part of th* bed. Thu* all parte of - the bed, mattre**, 1 ' blankets m well M sheets, soon become* < fout, and need purification. The m«ttre*s •nd the loyal workers tbrocwhaM iht neds this renovation quite a* much a* the land. White tro* man ar* figt»ti»g tha country’* enemies to rave the Univti, sheets. ttoM Jirty k— J*" To allow the sheets to be used without washing or changing three or six months, enemy that is reeking to tub Ifatjoa would be regarded m bad housekeeping; but I Insist, if a thin sheet can ab*orb to the heart .T-St .tt a . We are sick, tired tad dlsfdsted’with etxiughof the poisonous Mereti>>w4>f tbe body to make it unfit for use in a few the foolish and treasonable effort* of day*, a thick mattrsM which can absorb these mere politician* to divide lb* peo­ and retain a thousand tim** a* much of ple, weaken*the Government and flay three poisonous excreti-uia, need* to be Into the hand* of the rebela. A popelar purified st often certainty asuoe* in three storm is gathering to break oyer te* as p»»«sible. Sxft. 2t>.—Yesterday the city was in oommoti.*! all day. by the arrival of’ the wonnded from the battle of last Fri­ day. Very many were slightly hurt In the arms and lex*, and were able to walk tn wherever they were tn go. But many others were exhausted a* well as badly wounded, and all the omnibuses, car­ riage* *”6 ambulance* were in constantI reqiiisltion, all day l«mg. carrying them1 tn the different hospitals. I made all the1 enquiry I onild about onr Michigan Reg ■ s irnents; and a* near aa I can Third and Eighth were the «mly Michigan1 troop< engaged with the exception H‘ months. • A sheet can be wrebed; a mattresa cannot b* renovated in this way. Indeed Lhrr* i* no Other way of cleansing a mat­ tress by steaming it or by picking It to pieces, and thus In fragments exposing it to the direct r*y* of the aua. As there and learn decency soon, they Wfll bn overwhelmed in eternal infamy. Gxx. MiLEnr ASD tux Run Gkk. process* are sesrcaly practicable, with anv of th* ordinary mattreesea. I an decided! v of the opinion that the good old Milroy bad a conversation in which Gen. , jMilmy cenrured the system of guerrilla fashioned straw-bed, which can every , oberts triker three months be changed for fresh straw, t and the lick be washed, is the sweetest (that specie* iff warfare was practiwd by D. C. HAWLEY, and healthiest of beds. I < our troops in Mexico, Gen. Milmy i > '•lone ana x ihkicu ..... ~ ------If in the winter seMOn. the porousness (asked him where be obtained hi* infortrtaAnd .moke and blood their pillage tracked. I Broadhead ’ a Cavalry. I eaim.it leant the trUMHt "f I’mrHlnna Also P"W,C* JTVBT RECEIVED tion. Gen. Stewart — 1 read of h. ?Gen. ofibe straw bed makes It a little uooom, H ere »l"p. our tale. When la.t obeerred. names iff all the killed and wounded, but a few of them I have seen, and will give fortable, spread over It a comforter or Milrnv—You are mistaken, air! Twa* 1 woolen blanket*, which should b* washed not d<Mte,*ir! J was in Mexico my**!f. ROBERTS Ac NTRIKER, a new and nn«t complete auortment «»f their name*: ... _ “ki\uWJ™ In the course of the conversation, Gen. —often ^tl.F.RB in drags, medicines, patent medi­ Andrew Tuttle. 33 reg., flesh wound In 1I o ..ften M ss onoe onoe in tn two two w w~ cines. paints, oils, turpentine. ’*"”•*■«■• the arm; Joseph Wood. 3d reg., slight I, inisarrangcmv.-*, this arrangement, ■■ if youiwaah^alll^ebe® DRUGS AND yiEDIClNES* -----------------; Stewart feigned impatience at the time ■_ 4.. wlnAnW-ela... t»uttv grocovering M often m once In two or three consumed iu burying the dead, and said _ wound in the arm; Abner M. ®lh t M^Chesnicals, Pal«»<s <>“•* U«m" c»ne». atationerT. »n» weeks, you will have a delightful, healthy he waa in a hurry,*aa he intended to wp Holbrook's New Block, Haatmga, Mieh. “ reg., alight wound in the foot; M. L- Ha- „ Uptime, Bnrnlug Finld» in Culpepper that evening. The confer­ con. Rd reg , wound in shoulder; Henry t TURPENTINE A.XD ALCUllOU Now, if you leave the bed to air, with ence ended by Geu. Milroy remarking. P. Bateman. 3d reg., wound In shoulder; “ Wm. Hicks. 3d reg., alight wound in the <npen windows during the day, and not “You may sup there, air; bvt I will Kt SWEEZEY A A EVEN. it up for the night before evening, at tht htad of tht tabUf arm ; Dan. Lovell. 3d reg., slight wound make , will have added greatly tethe *we*L A TTORNEYS AT LAWaa* LS“J^_b’ in thigh ; CapL Schriver. 3d reg .wound you , Washington, Sept. 1, ’02. Shall I Skrd Mt Sos.—A few mouths in the shoulder; Albert Parker, 3d reg., ।ness of your rest, and in consequence to the tune of your health.—Dr. D. Levne. r3r PUB BBCBASICAL ABB MBDIC1SA1. ago a father could not let bi* son go , a* a in the hip. ’ We are now waiting nnxiouwly for the wound ’ v<Junteer, his education waa *b complete PURPOSES.ONLY^1 Col. Champlin was in the action, and Aokiax Qaertion.. final result of the stro«le in the vicinity was unhurt, although his exertions made omce'uTtheCourt House. /aIl'b and his prospects in life so encouraging. There are few positions of more deli­ The father's hopes were all centered in previous wound worse. He had a of Bull Run and Centerville. On **tur- his , cacy than interrogating Sabbath schx.ls, him and be “oouW not det bitn gn. pas* through hi* hnt dav we had dispntches from there that ball । especially young scholars. This is shown Lieut. Hem. Mich. 3.1. private Me D ANIEL COOK, that son wm smOe killed by the acciden­ several thousand were killed and wound GralK Corporal* Van Deuxen. Berringer, by the experience related <>fa clergyman tal discharge of ague while out with a ed ; and that it would require more help ] , in Maine, who wm oppo-ed to having Traverse, snd Isaac Francis, all of the 3d, party gunning. His life instead of being for them than they could spare fmrn the wrre killed. I made enuuiry about some। and mirth in Sunday school He thought impenlito or laid down opto tto .Itto «f llffiea in Goodyesr's block, np »Ulr>. ranks of tho army. Accordingly, the hd-nging to the region about there, and it injurious to all, *nd unnecessary for his country was lost Ingloriomrty in the i the entertainment of the children. Hi I. A. HOLBROOK, furcats. An appeal wss trisde to a ’tea? coffee. f‘U0AB flP,c® J,JiqnEB’ Secretary «»f War, «ent word tn the differ­ learned that T. G. H.mck, of Gainea. waa not in the battle, but was left at Fortress «»ffered to address the school, and show mother not lung since to send her tWo PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH. ent Departments, inquiring if they would Monroe, or some point down the river. that they could be well entertained seri­ sons. “She could not, she doated dn Oftice. »econd story of Rowsr s block.___________ volunteer to g«. down on a special train Al*. Orman Crandell, of Kelloggville. ously. ’The following di*l««ue ensued : them." “They were her darling boy*.” “Children, I am going to tell you to the l»attle field and help the wounded. was sick and left behind. Lee Kelly wm J. M. RLRSELL. f’ Tbev did not go. Their five* were not about Peter. Who knows who Peter imperilled for their country. They re­ Of course the general response was in on the sick list and not on the battle field. HYSICIAN and Surgvon- office ln R“»»"‘ ' ,TTT1 T.IJnta-J ZPIBIFOIIHXBI mained at home. But verily, “be that Charles Wright was also sick and left ■tore. Stele sirasL ___ ________ the affirmative *, and your correspondent behind. 1 cannot learn tbeir whereabouts A.ll nuanc. — —— ---------aavetb bis life shall Io** it.” They war* AU CookilK Eitracu, ■ m»ng them. We then had order* to be JOHN ROBERTS “Cannot any one—th.we large girl*— stricken with fever. They died. They The Michigan Eighth were in the thick TUB XSTBCIAL BBHirtT OF THX LADW*. at the Railroad precisely at 5 o’clock P. ill VSICI AN «"* °n lie In bumble graves, not honored for ertof the fight, *nd my Informant say* tell me who Peter waal” Still do reply. ! having struck ajiluw. upraised an arm in M.,and we hastily gathered up bandages, the fire of the enemy wm much worse “Can any little boy or girl in the thir country’* defence. Is there nut a than nt James l-lsnd. They were engaged provisions, wine and stimulenta, fur those n.r.CHEBBT, at one time in defending a battery, when .ebuol tell me who Peter wmF Providence in «uch e van tel , h °nt•lh* KjnTABr PUBJ-IC »‘„«;S£rtrti:l"«b PENS. PENCIL. INKS. A. »' that neaded them, and were at the cat* at “I can,” said a little fellow in the far­ call fur our snns a call from God 1— the colur-benrer wm shot, snd each wm IN «... W dl t.”1— JA-.t.-u. the lime appointed and only stowed .way shot, one after the other, as they under­ ther corner. ""J, JJ-®- vIT.m tl.u. «" t—i. VRI.OPE8. CARDS, Ac., Ac. ! Springfield Republican. “ Ah, that ’ * a good boy. Now, you in the baggage and transportation cars ; took to hear iL Four were killed in come up tin the platform by my aide, for no other* were provided. Still there that way, when the adjutant raised the ; In the Swiss department of the great MOST P0P8LAR At and stand up in this chair, and tell those was n«. complaint, as we supp«»tod we colore, and he also wm shot down. EshibiUoa there i*a small but interesti that time mv informant was wounded girl* who Peter waa." 5 ing serie* of trials in Turkey red dyeing, would be there, at least, in four hours. *• Jimmy did a* be wa* bid, and In the and had to leave the field; wd be couid in whit* the American, East Indian and it was only twenty miles by rail, and i not tell how much they suffered. Ine •brill voice «»fchildhood repeated : Egyptian cottons are contrasted. From some seven miles over the country, to Michigan.rebela were piled up in heap* before them. these experiments it appears thst AmrCenterville, and from there but a few n*a B WU» --------- r -------J. M. NEFINR, i It Wtoto u ttoullh th.j w«« ttt"<l« mto Al tht, puiul to Wto .itqiptwl. tot not lean e»*llon-takes decidedly the best odor, I mile* U» the battle gro*nd. But the care . b, whi.key, tod ,«• ItotoribU to the tofnre tto full point wm t.tott by tho East Indian cotton is but. UtU* inferior, otary Pwblic, and Tax agec , intend the eiUmile* t “ , i. .LT ,Cn to do not start until nine o clock. and then, We would "»I*^rn”l_?lB rtat ■tuntion paid W making oat , .10 DOI swri" uioo "•••'■ ---------, Kbtxtl tod MuttorGouto'. ptto“ .ppm- while the Egyptian appears considerably “ . 0—7__ I. Great care _ — —' I .1 Al«.ndri«, . . . .1 ——, ... .1 on. o ■ destauction around them. lh.y I.k^pt u. ...it until "«"■ Some of the rebel prisoner* taken by below either in its affinity for coloring dated. ■ ! ■ ’ clock A. M..«nd fmrn there it <M necesour men, said that they were nearly out matters. ' __________ H. WBWHT. „„ U, with gr»l -Blitto. of provisions, but Jackson told them if TMe Courtesfe* of Litt. a TTORNEY sod COUNSELLOR AT LAW. but it wm * continued stopping, until we tbev would fight wpll, and whip the YanWilliam Wirt’s letter u» bi” daughter, iMDirraaMoa ru. Dasaxa arrived at Fairfax station, seven miles Battls*.—A soldier who was in alj Ipo kero, they should *oon have enough *, and on the “small, sweet cmrtesie* of W*. from CCTfrrvillr. .fr-ut morn ovl.ofc. A. claims sod money promptly rsmittsd. that when they gnt to Washington they contains a passage from a hich a deal ot battle* before -Richmond remarks, that >• M uilboul Jr*p. tir«l "to oruinpoi. O«cm with W W. Ralph EM-. MiM^lHs. might sack the city, and have the spoil*. happiness might be learned : It I* astonishing how insensible to danger a ’ .khto.inger..«J«l Tl, nUo ... fwBarry County, Michigan. So you see bow important to u*here it is •‘I want u> tell you a.secret. Tho man becomes in action attar being ih it a io. <I.1«U to tm. to "toi to “rap “’ll Htf..r our forces to bo viclorioUL . wav to make yourself pleasing tn other* abort limn*- “While supporting th* bat­ ,n«” we P-> "" tiwi'-t-'ra-t.on bcbbows Tbo wounded soldiers, now being b to «hnw them that vc.U care for them. tery »»me of our men laid down, ,oo tpe from tbwe «» <■“' iwi-«.™to ’’ ““ brought in, .11 unite in denouncing Mo The whole world Is like the mUfer st ground and slept soundly; utterly rngaro. TTOBBtrn ... COCTBKU-OWt ATbiW. pr.«>r^t s.r the To wolk niut » ROBERTS A STRTKERDow ell M a traitor; and if he is not, then M.uWi.ld, -wto cred hr totody—n". leas of tb‘« shells that were bursting oirry them “f lh“ 1 *? be i* very im-mpetonL Many told mr not ho—because nobody cared f»r him. •round them. 4H had not *eeo thia I cer­ HaanxM Maaca «■ ________ _ ' rtwn to -M t" ‘"to rnrther ‘"do£l!‘Lr~r «"i. »d B.rd.rt »tre.u. they would a* soon shoot him tw any And the whole world w^uld serve you tainly never-woAld'bavdthaitevwhtt.^ w o.tnmwnilwot of I hot “'f 'l"1 tni’tor they ever U U mmored m> if von give them the same catjML Kalamaxfx’. RlAIg**j c Rcaaowt. 1 kind*, aieo Let --------- i nite m wfsii-------- --- -"■-•• 1-orw. . ere driven from th. -ttle ground. ROBERTS * STRIKER. here this morning that he is under arrest, every one. therefore, see thst yon dd ttre Wwm a D«ooaanc orator talks Ito infibl before, .nd th., tto eo-.n. to but wc don’t credit ’ll much. forthem by showing I ben* wbat Bietne •bout Mehtag “u> Htnlt the rupiolil.*'weumlddo to good V/ g-'i".' on^tem* jin of tbia war to the »uppreaston of th* ^aSkpt. 3d.—Uli" murning the city t* so happily ea»* U* powdor shot, strike?:. 1 ,torr; but would to in d.ouer of raptor. full oi rumors, and considerable excite­ which there is n- parade, wb«*e *mo*JJ balliun under the Constitution.” he *img. C. PR1NDUE. I,, tto tototo of Ito .nemv TODOB or FBOBATB. p,kU'- ®-■ ..... nt prMttil" J1 t<>o still t>’ ten*”* wh,oh JDimHeat bii proceedol tofon- 1~ «• •"d .•rA-i-WiELSa . vblrntltot tor »rmy I" nrarly tort t. them-elve* by t<*n4«r Bnd *^hmato dul .ao.ll. toe.-eed to B-lttoBto tor.r- ttoir irtortra. tto Mtor -ide tto rtwr. |o<As. and Httle kiwd acta of attention, topUtortb, Md i»«bt to X> Cotter-lUe. tot e-»W render Il i> «.Ui b< ram., ttot tto eo.nl, ttotltl giviug others the preference in avsTT Jnwktog .!«.!( kHlWlM rerviw front ’he rento" of m’1 o‘v"l > "V Kttte eajoymewtwt th* ubfe m the field, U lU oob tatoltotoo r«.<oto«l bj to. •toll tto tit. -itb DAMIEL the tottln ,r..oo.l. .nd .Id return to ,rlnl frll. tork ittotl. tto totrlu. f u »a.m«itolt.«. lhtlltor.lT . probfc ; walking, silling «r standing. W.-binglon. Other. >h»l pr.«-«l«I «’ tto.rtot.l ..ptnlto to ttoiltoy can brlto blllly rftoto. atrortol to.enot to.rd from no sime guns along, aalhc roads are bad, We were under the oewtotlj of n "nd Ito r«ilnmd car. dtotto.rrd. Be that A reJrltretto Engli'h ^rtodt-rbl to" turnip, if", did not «et on; to toe A Mitucuw r»m. Rtirm.—Bto. .r.iu VO provided for our return, a. it may, «’ "• k.,ked for tar tto to-fdr, and a iutniedintel.,. .bleb bt..,,M o. to Al» ttot tto wh..l" frwSutto .IB faal haraly ..rirto tod we ".it'd, “d «•>>•* ,wr .bo. patent rltia. Ito frtoto'j ln'“'r” “X-d .■.•edition, for nbt.tt -«o boom, au<i th«t mu.1 to «ltoa ™< of. qortor rfrailttoo •'< dollar. WHDIlWOie iia-no — n by drittlnp tto rebel, tort from .tonne ■rck «td to bre.th.nj. B» It, totgotoW r.petV.iMt every minut. l“ .tort .» ««■ I*””1?*? jamm a rwebeby ’ ■■^hingt.m. But 6~I1X. b.« ••‘‘■W -“at <a-~ ' ml, Gf to. B.v«»««tb CoTOtoUct Our regiment f t.,„„d tto tmln ... ...to ..md. to loobtn.fr.r tutor D R &. S , And plainly ordered him to go n ^isttllanj. UW<*8. e> GROCERIES f A’K’—” -- P patent medicines N (DIEEBAiP, 1F®& EASE KiorrEK a , MANHOOD; ' , - Wbm. Pam> —P»a »£ to ;XJ7uZ ™ iTn.A,« to ty* Porter, who captured the Bnuab shtp it quite Tubal Cain. wWe attornptiw frtrtrt ja PretolM. tto» *• homo™ blockade, win reoalre t 18'50 aa bia *.r VMwai innina’ All-— The fM»M«e4-aa itfi nature �HASTINGS BANNER. ] men from the .Curtin bad an orde^.in ___ invasion'now r-UrMtan'aj —--------- —fiuuhjf ihft rtaMniM .of the Government. It Is deemed neces- velopmenta are being made from tim t ists are bold, and the Unionists and uajauntfd, ibgurated to over- of Pennsylvania judt, proper and precautionary measure, it may be toe forerunner of our actual call, probably soon to be made. leon”—hereafter to be known aa the There is nothing ’ later from Hanover Fourty Cromwell—has done nothing to­ or York. ward piittlng down the rebellion, the Cincinnati, Sept. 10, 3 P. M. louder have his praises been sung.— A train of 30 ambulances, with a flag “Strategy ” and the celebrated “change of of trufce, left here yesterday nflern<K>n for J. W. TILLMAN, W. A. JHQWA RD, base,” how ever, came near being disas­ the use of our wounded at Richmond.— DWIGHT HAY, T. W. CLARK. trous to our “young Cromwell” and the Twelve mile* distant, they were halted C. T. MITCHELL, C. V. DsLAND, schemas of these par excellence patriots by the enemy’s pickets. The officer in E. ANNEKE. J. A. KERB, T W. FERRY. L. DODGE, ’ who,desire to have Congress and the command was taken before Gen. Heath GEU. JEROME, J. W. FREY, and informed that the train could not State Qaa'l CotaDitee. Cabinet “cleaned out,” by the young pass- as he was not receiving flags of W-8. WOpD, Secretary. hero. Detroit, AugostW, Ifej. truce at present The appeal wm mado For a short period we bear nothing of to Kirby Smith, and the ambulances 8 The^bllowiau wm sJo^d^by the Republican tho “Cromwell to arise in their midst,” were allowed to proceed. JtooW, Ttot in the opinion of tb« ConranScouts report tho rebels moving in two tfee, tto appointment of any tadiriiual to repre­ and we supposed Congress and the Cab­ directions, numbering abont 16,000.— sent any eooniy fa which ho does not reside, inet safe. But recent events have made Early this morning a large cavaly force should not be recognised in any future Couventho candidate for Cromwellian honor* attecked our pickets on Licking River, “master of the situation’’ and his power driving them back a mile. Several and prestige are rtow evoked to break'up were wounded. Our 'whole force over ■epatellean Coa'fFeWtVfial Convention the Cabinet, as a Wellington,• after which the river was drawn up in line of battle. At noon to day one of our men wm kil­ -PsMrth Ulstrtot. 1 ho may ba expected to exercise the led in a piket skirmish. Notioeia fires, that a Rgpobltean Congrea“Statesmanship” of a Cromwell, and dis Harrisburg, Sept 12—2.30 a. M. District of Michigan. will perae Congress when it assembles. Beliable information has been received Beaders, this* is nn fiction ; the evidence Stonewall vnuMvwi, Jackson, WIM1 with utaaM'auvv, his advance, . , . —that .... FHfafuvnMi is bemg developed from time to time J r now jn Hagerstown, _. ------- , preparing to tho “youthful Napo­ mp*e bri&.his whole artny upon Phila­ delphia. Our scouts from Hanover, Gettysburg mortal columns to the defense of Mc­ and Tannertown arrived here at a late Clellan’s Peninsula Campaign, believing hour Inst night, and confirm the evacua­ that the auspicious time has come, now tion of the camps at Frederick by the ' calls on its paper General to perform his rebels. Gov. Curtin has promptly advised part of the great work, as follows: President Lincoln and the Generals in “Under these circumstances, what is command at WMhiugton, of all informa­ the duty of Gen. McClellan? His posi­ tion that has reached here through the tion ia like that of Wellington in tho numerous channels under his control. Spanish peninsula when he was interfered The most active measures are being with by the British Cabinet; nnd it is n put in force to assemble a Urge army to duty which he owes to the country no resist rebel invasi^p, and, if possible, teas than to himself, to follow the exam­ save our capital and State from devasta­ ple of that illuslrous and patriotic Gen. tion and outrage. oral. When tho “Iron Duke” found that the administration were bent on his New York, Sept. 12. destruction and the defeat of the army The gunboat Picket, blown up at which he was lending, he firmly took his Washington, N. C., wm originally a stand and insisted that the cabal should canal propeller. bo broken up. His country 'was in dan­ A. special dispatch to a morning paper ger, and he wat in a position to dictat* says it is clear the rebel* have not found termb. His remonstrances bsd the de­ the active sympathy and material aid sired effect: the meddling Cabinet was they expected in Maryland. ‘ overthrown, and thenceforward victory The latest estimates of tho extent of crowned the British arms. Now this xs the rebel force this side of the potomac, THX GROUND WHICH McClXLLAX OUGHT TO vary from 100,000 to 150,000. TAKE IX RKHMUCXCK TO THAT PORTIOX OF Aocording-to the Richmond Ditpalch, THX AdMDUBTRATTOX AT WaSHTXOTON the rebel army sent against Pope num­ WHICH IS RKSPONSISUC FOR THX PRKSKXT bered %50,000. With all of Pope’s re­ COXDITIOX OF THINGS. Hx OUGHT TO XXinforcements, his army never exceeded BIST UPON THX MODIFICATION AND RBCON- 60,000, and yet be fought the enemy for STRVCTIOX OF THX CaBINIT IX ORDER TO 16 days aud nights. HAVE IT PURGED OF THE RADICAL TAINT Philadelphia, Sept. 13. which may again infuse its poison over and the mask being thrown off. The New York Herald, which' devoted nine election, in Xoraoiber next. delegates as follows: Kent 18, Barry 7, Ionia 7, Emmett 3, Cheboygan I, Delta 2, Mackinac 3, Manitou 2. Tot*!, 81 delegates. Delegatee will eot be entitled to represents county unless a res- Grand Rapid*, AugMt 29th 18S2. Republics* County Convention. »ere will ba a Republican Convention far the purpose of selecting four delegates to the Slate Couvanttoq, to be bald at Detroit on the 24lh fast, sad seven delegates to the Republican Congress­ ional Convention of the Fourth Congressional District, and far the transaction of such other business as' may be deemed necessary. Each township will be entitled to'four delegates. y. M-.NEVTNS, GEO. THOMAS, X W. BAILEY. J. H. MUNROE, O. L. INGRAM, RtmMean Cbunty AmtaBtar. Uaatinra. Rentember R. IMi ' 1 < ■■■' Since a part of our issue went to'press, the whole. Now is ths time for him to prove himself not only a yreat general out a statesman worthy of the occasion and of the responsibility which he has (late Tuesday evening,) wf have news of assumed. The safety of the country is He Is bound to see a splendid victory ^Maryland, near or entrusted tobim. that no insidious enemy' lurks behind about his base of operation*.' His own particular*1 mvb’ that the rebels were security and the security of his army is routed with great loss and many prlson- involved,'and the fate of ths republic era^re Tho enemy is said to be retreating in confusion over the Potomac. We trwt thia may all prove true ; a vic­ The-Washington Republican of ' the Sth, contains the surprising statement .^pat, previous to the departure of .Gen. Pope, he preferred charges against Gen­ erals Fits John Porter,-Franklin and by their friends, the police proceeded thither and snrroAided the house and has a right to demand indemnity for the past and security for the future, and he ought not to rest satisfied till he is as­ sured by facts, not mere promises, that his plans shall not bo interfered with hereafter.” . . Such, readers, is the alm and object of the McClellan worshippers, and we re gret to say that a few that what t^ey did was under the posi­ tive instructions of Gen. McClellan. hnva been deceived by tho insidious hy­ ell's corps, now-st Washington was a remarkable target for rebel shots. He has a slight wound across the neck by a pocrisy of the really loyal New York men Herald knd Harper'e Weekly, into blind fnith in the General who is relied upon to consum­ mate this unholy revolution- We are not-prepared to believe- that Gen. Mc­ Clellan seconds this nefarious scheme.— bullet, a bullet hole' through his hat, his sword was broka by a bullet, and a bul- With all his short-comings as a General we still believe Aign loyal—not so, how­ ever, with a large dw of his worshipers. the knee.’- Yet be “still Hvee.” T»k V^ojIld, which eommrttced by In­ sane attacks or Secretary Stanton, now Tbs re be!son Friday ’retreatsd rapid­ ly and ’ ih ‘c8B!tAMf~from Cincinnati, leartng the rnad ati^wwFwith camp ket- Thia m not unexpected A and lias and other cumbroM articles. Some rebel prisoners taken say tb» force which iatralion. will probably be no longed quoted m Republican paper.** six pieces of field Artillery. That*was tabards’* Louisiana battery. The rest pcrior country In thia atAto Iias furnished ka fall quota ?)f fatn.'-ffid hAve been offi- nully informed by Gov. Blair that they wiU be oampt from draft. The police made an important capture last night at the house of Dr. T. N. Wil. WHOM THE TROOPS AND THE COUNTRY 11 AVE OOXFIDEXCE AS A GxNBRAL FOR THB CHIEF GrifRn, and that these gentlemen declared fry General Z. B. Tower, of McDow­ Baltimore, Sept 18. liamson, seven miles from this city, on thio TTobkerstawn road. Having received iriformatinn that some rebel officers from the Invading army wlre belng feted Lory Is what we need to give confidence ’ to a desponding people. A special dispatch to the Bulletin saya: "Harrisburg is declared to be under martial law. Every able bodied man is going to Chambersburg. He)b( master orfos ia '"hu ■ ONLY MAN IN itaelf Is at stake. SITUATION.Hl •Ge». Bragg, whom they expected to support their movement, but they did bear that (Jew. Buell had massed bU force- bogged the whole party as follow*;— Capt. Harry1'Gilmore, Co., F, Stoart'* cavalry •Granton D. CarlWe, and Lieut. Bain. These men were disguised In citi­ zens’ dress. The police also seized Dr. Williamson, their entertainer, and the following gentlemen, friends; F.T. Hay­ wood, J. H. Buchmao, Alex. Curry, and Martin Magraw. The whole party were brought to this clt/ and are now In dose Custody. Police.were armed with rifles and pre­ pared for apy emergency. 'These rebel officers belong to this tfty. It is thought they will, as they justly* should, meet the fate of spies. We have positive information that railroad communication was Interrupted and the telegraph wires cut between Harper’s Ferry and Cumberland yester­ day by the rebels. A reconnoisanco to the, vicinnlty of North Mountain, about seven miles south of WilllamBport, encountered some r«l»el plcketi/ We killed and captured thirteen. ; ‘ •-i• It WM discovered that Lee and Jack 'son had crossed the Potomac, near Mar tinsburg. Lringstreet it I* thought would cros* further up the river. The whole rebel force Is retreating across the Potomac. across the Potomac is not believed in offieUI drdM. The ending oT troop. drovfl away on « gallop. ~ AMERICANmtgH’UIJg - As be enme “Sigel! There goea Sigel!” And by the lime lie hitd reached the sidewalk a 'largecrowd-wa^ltroimd him hurrahing •xaledly. iHiWrticeablc that whenever IT WILL MEND WOOD. Bare your broken Furnimre. 1 , IT WILL MEND LEATHER. Louisville, Sept. 13. -Tto)sortersjnst arrt^e frnmO”"berland Gap, rcnqrted that Geq- Morgan made a forty' through tho rebel lines, andrtptured provision train and cattle enough to subafet hh army sixty days. He also cm pts red a rebel General, Aus­ l*«t. „ Bragg is reported to )>e in Tennessee moving to Kentucky, Buell is washing him. Cincinnati, Sept. 13. The rebel army has fallen back be­ yond Florence. Some stragglers taken by our eeouta say they had 20.000 men ; others say only 10.000 advanced. Prisoners say the retreat waa made became they beard of Buell’s^ presence in Kentucky, and bad not beard from Bregg. Our scouts tart night report the enemy retreating in confusion. '•tasily tc^^red 1 *' IT WILL MEND CHINA, roien China Cap* and&uicancia be thin, hut in good health. He and Gen. Bankii_have plenty to d6juatncrw. tin, and aixty soldiera. . A sentieman from Lexington says he saw Kirby Smith there on Wednesday ExaCTerated IT WILL MEND MARBLE. [■bat ptec* knocked ou« of rout M.rbla Mantle e to put op aa aironf aa e»er. report*. As the facts of the recent baftlea come fully to light, It becomes Evident to nil . u )vii.u.MEkn roiicEL^iN. intelligent persons that there has been no such fighting M sojneoCtbedispAtcliesi sent out describe. The lo»sA>ftfiftiaciv ^r twenty tbottenndfa.killed and wonnded h gradually lessening.down to five or six thousand, it is not believed nt the Stir geon 'Generid’» office that tTic w1w>Te number will exceed five thousand. As > filing earned. It will Mrnd B'-w, U^rnl ,I»ivrt, and in fact every lb.ng Imt Mwah. for the fighting;, s6fne<JMt wa» ma cent. That under B*4Jfiday hl it with ered the troop* narlieinatinB in the bjthe nely. bulk < f the fores Rl.,y I’erhap. baturdn ys Bghli Harrisburg, Sept, 14. There was a battle to-day nt Middle­ town. Longstreet’s division, moving on the Boonesboro road in the direction of tn Rntland, September 16, of dipthoria, Groans Williamaport, with the intention, no B., ton of Giio.'kteOfr, aged 4 fri. and 7 tnoa. doubt, of re-crossing the Potomac nt that point, was engaged by the Federala. SWCM NOT letsNothing official has been received al head­ quarters of the bailie up to this hour, mid­ ECOMOMT U WEALTH $10 00 a yeamyrd hi *-«>-r. • 0n<--ftni’i. A? are still arriving on foot and by the rail­ road. Price 25 Cetitii> t Bottle*. ' ( j Price 25 Ceuta pvr B«.itli-. Price 25- Cram per Bptth*. Price 25 C< ntu per Ifoltlr. . . ■: Pricu 25 CVnis per lk»tilc. Bayers. TERMS I'XSH. ' JOHN* * CMOTLEY, (Sole Manufacturers)) 78 WILLIAM SfiXET. Corner of Liberty Street. ▼our Medicine. Therefore we recommend to the public si large, the expediency of baring recourse to your Medicine, and ccn*r<;uentlv. as in duty haved belter. Gen. Franklin has been hotly engaged on the extreme jleft. J do ' not know tho result, except that the fir­ cure for the diaeaaea meutiooed. ing indicates progress on his psrt The action continued till after dark and terminated in leaving us in posses­ sion of the crest. It has been ia glorious victory. I cannot tell w hether the enemy will retreat during the night or appear in increased force in the •morning. I reBACK PAY, PENSION, AC. grcltn add, that the gallant and able Gen. Benn is killed. GEO. B. McCLELLAN, M»j<>r-Gtn»rul. Department, Wellington, D. C., * i.« Price 25'Cents prr Bi.tt’c. baffled their skill. ConKaaeally ye were in a | state of despondency, until we commenced wamg | hilarity, and our gratitude is equal to our H. W. Haileek, Genersl-in-Chlrf: After a very severe engagement, the corps of Gen. Hooker and Gen. Reno have carried the heights commanding Lite Hagerstown road by storm. The troops behaved magnificenily. They never be­ h AMERVriK fBMEXT CLIL. night. . KsroLipji, Henry Co., O., Joly 7,1833. On receipt of nows of the occupation Dr. C. W. Roascs.—ZAur Air .-For the bei.i of Frederick by Burnside, and the ad­ fit of sutTering hnmaoitv. permit us to anrfoonci through the coiumna of your Circular, the soi vance of McClellan, the people became priaiug properties of your Seandinsrian Bloo wild with enthusiasm. Telegraph offices Purifier and Blood Fills, wteieb ia a sun- cure fo Indigoatiou and Liver Complaint. Wo hav were besieged with regard to the result. Great confidence is how fell here as to tho safety of tho Stalo capital. Troops /NEW 1 Hr « itnfxirlai.i 1 I in porann In llu 1.1 । ■ lni|HirUtHt\t.. |L,Dr.. . Iilipnrtanl/to Fatm- • To all whom title suiiy r.. JOHNS dr <1.0 SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, CEMENT I? O CT’NG, ‘‘ COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS ITISFIKE ANb WA iM. l^iOF The Indian Troubles in .Minnesota. nirscoi ton * ocrcvoniDie—rrobnbie uoacr w mm-rent acta or c«ocn-a>; sod bavins Psaceable Soluliou ol all DlIQculttea with I cw»i>l«te arrangement* withTjT8. Ktuoooli*q„ the Chippewas. arF*t) Waahiat’an;WU attend Mr. W. P. Hills left Earl A be reran: ■ . J*® Jf1 bie at 10 o’clock on Saturday night, and ; * reached St Paul nt sundown yesterday. Middle making 240 miles in 44 hotira. He left I '• ' 11. WR1CI1T builditigwof kil kind., meh the beleagured garrison at the fort In wr good spirits, and tally confident they ■wd MINK UCIU iCUOFlNu w i» Uta Sul *?!£££ F,KK- WATK »<- WEATHER and would be able to hold out until reinforce­ li“.« ,lioy»T'w» ^w--' oF ail ments arrive. Eitatepf George Nichols. Captain Vander Hoeck, on Wednesday ‘WLfi^^J^ATE 0F MICHIGAN last sent out a large dctatchnrent of men. if Barry ... T"-.-—ret and succeeded in getting back. about half H ,u, <-rol|alc voire. m tt>e vi|. the cattle which the Indinns harl driven ... Iago of IlMlingu, on Monday I ho 13th dar of off a few days before. They have had September,in the year one tho i»«nd eight bvnlrrd No Heat is jjaekjng application skirmishes nearly every day with'tfie Indians, and on Saturday last a genertd New Advertisements. attack was made from all aides upon the fort by several hundred Indian^/who were repulsed after a vigors’,, fight, with some loss. The Idas in the gnrrison wife'one man killed and two or three wounded. The men nt the fort are much wearied from their incessant watch, and of course Um h. <p|.lUTf «,J •nd wban f>ni%r£ ft&m a pcrftetl t Fibs Paoor “ •^TT’*«ih “^•*“r bodv- wbilh c*'“,0‘ h* «Vtn b,r H“*1, Q*u,<”’ HvowtaSaaixuso of Recr ------..kww ■■ ww r.iaic, are [XT. •I"'1™' *!id nervously anxious for more help. The garrison is composed of about eighty <he. V,™r<’f‘h«P*httaa«r should not be ■ ranted. soldiers, fifty armed citizens, and about fifty women find children. Mr. Hills Heard firing on Sunday morning, and sup­ ‘>>.1ta.tln2. B«n7; a aew, posed the Indinns were again attnckfng. pnoted and creolaliwg In mH oowwtr tel for three suceMive weeks, immediately nn to said dM. 9t toariBf. 7 P Mr. Richard Shute writes ns follows: “I left Fort Ripley on Friday last at 2 o’clock P. M. All was quiet. The Chippewas had agreed to meet the Com­ ELECTION NOTICE. <i . missioners of Indian affairs, Get). Dole U hereby riven, that at the next Gener nnd Superinlendent Thompson, ns booo as the Mille Lae Indiana should arrive. erediux (a^U) The Commiasioners, on Friday, morning Madison, Win., a fortified. Gen. Thom- Buell win I Nashville i TfAhMbENT GLUE IN THE WORLD THfBjOFWrGLUE IN THE WORLt) rtwrfFDURABLZ GLUE IN THE WORLD THE ONLY RELIABLE GLU IN TH EWORLD THE BE8T GLUE IN THE WORLD ■wc^af Virginia. Gene< Sigel cams ’gTsbortly.wd mounted fib ™ fi . r o T,T,.™0T- LlwteBMH Gov. received from the latter a very gratifying gy^ Baeqtaryef State, Aaritor Gawd. State letter, stating that they were on the wny * rM*arer. CaninuweMr of the State I^ad imu— to meet him at the fort, desired pence with the whites and permission to fight the Sioux. “The Chippewas allege gross miscon­ duct on the part of former agents, and Renuorid plead this as an excuse for their late robbcrics at Leech Lake and Ot^rTdl Lnkn. Thia Commissioner and Superiatendent of Indian Affairs promisee thern'k full Philadolpwa, Sept. 13. The Preu, of thia city, received the investigation Into all their griBvancesXnd, when they get into council, there cartnot following dispatch; , . , he a rsaaotmble doubt but that a sitiaNashviixe. Tenn., 11th, 5 P. M. factory ooncluaion will be had. The Whois of Basil's army is hastening Happy for them without foundation. ,. '/fl/.fl mortals to, perforn. . From that time forward the more _.. aririUWdFMt orn^m immediately for the defense of (he State, and be ready f°r marching orders upon one hour's no- tto Uxxos Jfris conspiracy has been •en in in progreaa; w but Intellfaenoe of a reliable character is ■ ^ZWmttanow Sav* bp*n'' adverse. The’ rcociveo, to too eireci mat too reacts, candidate for Cromwellian honors was under Jackson, entered Hagerstown In force this afternoon. The operator left selected in February last; and tho' labor while the rebels were entering the town. of puffing him up to tho requisite pro­ Arrangements for the defeoeof this city portions bsgan by attributing to him are going forward, and'the order of the AN STATE y of Detroit, fests which it wm not In the power 6f Governor issued to-day la considered tho Mb day & CAOBLEY’8 b&Atn Cement Glne. Harrisburg, Sept. 18. that a foul con- its( stead stead a a mllitai military left; and to Install In ita dictator. For more t ' household Washingtt® uiptytr on the street# or nk A* wndta to-day thetw two Tariaom At Williard’a luoKflg <»«■ » Harrisb without ovtum and with form from >. -"GW people here are vary Wovor and Banks, wbeA^erviafl AR N V***M*ay j^A ..correspondent A UJ«r«pl> wind by Om. 8tam™, OITTA x-x«oxza PKIteya CEMVNT. ' and F«r PreserTiiir nd Repairing Metal R**fo*fall kiads. it »dberv> firmly. forming a txHh rquai to tbrro •aqueat opto sudden chungsa of iu<- uraiber. | 1 WJd- JJOT CBACK IN COLD. OU MUN IK WARM WEATHER, AM) SQX.WAKH OF*. Thia cement ia �foal anY. SBifctllatttm. ■ j ormuu. vans w iuxt osutti. . G®*. Rtf leek did not CUU» RAPIDLY AND KAXUCSLLT BY DR RADWATS RADWAY’S . taTTlKj't—*“ km* hi“ '"<onn.nl. 10 bn ■rtWj'nb.aco.Mi th. »b,”ilorf Michigwa Cwiatral BatirwaM. 'n aad snag MonAay, M« 6U UgJ. Pasaen. ger Train, on M** M&jttta .Ceetral Rail­ road willjosre Battle Cresk«o &leW»: O Day Expra«*....tf. NifM Experts..... AI BlurMoct Ijnr ntCbi th. Infcrm.tin. lu wny through tbr “Mguhr” rh«>r..l^ Convinced. • <m u 1*1 P. M. 149 A.M. Day Btrprees1,.. Night Expraasi;.... .2:10 A.M. Instrument Iwliiu.l. w„ renovating resolvent )A GUABAKTM£.-Oaa to aU hotties of Dr. RUay i CUsasfeg Syrup—called RADWAYURENOTATINQ RE80LVENY—will cert the worat cases of Skin Disease, Bocondury 9ypbPM, Nsrsr Boras. Uksra, or SccHm^e EmptUma factiva. Shn thsrafcre now prays'^hii -w , NEWS T« K dcEUEfr LOW PRICES 'jgefiiu.lSfC'r; -mm RV- Bl.w.rtb, ih* lor olUclad u> Morg,.’. b-^) Im, J.ukwo.Tw.n. iblercrpliOK. di.prtbbr. -ffi.WnS P. M r tttoTbtxirwa . ; <1 DIGESTIVE ORGANS. TO THE PUBLIC ... GRANT & SPAULDING rxpbdta iu th«gdirection nnhirnMylnchoa caulioc ott the part of <^r Gsncrnk R. N. RICE, Gert Sepenmendent. "BviXA-va ..i art, ojjfoteA Xo OR u TCkfoSkcxUC. kmJAuiu vmX\X euxfo oXX u\X\s uAxxeYb DR. RADWAY D w A Y’S OLE A NSI NG ^YRtlJ^CALLED RAD WAY'S REN­ OVATING RESOLVENT. Otte u|j»lx bottlrg will cure every fonu CAUCTJEb The Republicans of Hastings are invited to meet io Caucus, at thpCourt Bouse, on Thursday afleruooa, September 1Mb. at’ three o.clock, for the puspose of ebocehig four delegatee to tho ap­ proach ing County Convention. J M. RUSSELL. a R. BURTON. A. W. BAILEY, Township Committee. Hastings, September, If th, 1888. brass Kkt'Foumd.—A sluiff shanked •door key has been fnufid in the Court Houst* yard, and left nt .this office. Wk uavk ukks evil company is like smoke. We can­ without carrying away with us a taint of it. And yet perceptible, -that taint is not so readily nor near so easily, removed. was so. that a comparison, not long remain in it Would it The young man may visit the barroom, or corner his grocery, and another or his lady friend will detect the taint of smoke which he carries with hint, but may fora long time be ignorant •of the moral taint which the company he found there, has fixed upon his charac­ The fond, confiding, and ever-trust­ ter. ing wife may detect tho smell of smoke nnd perhaps the fumes of the which wine cup, her husband asserts were con­ tracted while at his own office upon “bus­ iness” with a friend, which detained him but Oh! she little to a very late hour; stitasi And it U farther ordered that’ raid Petitioner give notice, to the pereuns intoruclea In raid Wlste’ of the pendancy ol arid petition raid thshesnug thereof, by cqiiring: •* ropy ‘df- tbit order to bupuWithcJ in tho •'Uasflfin Ben­ ner ' a newapapcr, printed and' circuJating’ta arid countv of Barry, for rix annemlve weckx, Ittitiedjxtely preriou* to raid day of braring. of akin d«en»e*,HimiorB,Pimplea, BlotchrR.’BoHa.Balt Rheum, Cafiker. Ulcers, liiiiiurit. Feviar Sores. Scrofula nrSvpni- lm,'8.>rey tn the Eyes, Ears, Nos®, Miwttb Scald Head. Lei ndne neglect thia nd- (A inns ropy.) atigiu vice—if you would rid youraelve* from the mitenea you aufler—resorl at once to thia medicine. Otte bottle will dy you inor«qguod than n half dozen ofSar saparillas nnd other mixtures. The dose la small, two .iea-apooDfuils being a Tull dote. which he 18 YOUR CONSTITUTION TAINTED! •’etoek in tbr fiwcnoon of said day, the fallowing described land* to wit:, way's Iletolrenl. in yinletit Gihstkutional The north fruciioouf tlia.Muth-eaat quarter (V) Diseases.. It disengage* from the animal of aaetion No. xtx (*} iu town one(1) north of Range Nina (S) weal, containing forty-two sad fltiids the tnateriet j»iorbi or elements of sixty eight one bsndrvthe (4t O'-IO.') sere*: also ol tha south east disease, and throws them off through the the north-west quarter excretory organs, thus taking the sting quarter (|) of sootion twcl»e( 18) In town two |2] north of range ten [IO] west, containing forty «■ ■ al.n mnn out of the order. It renovates and fresh­ ens the blood, and impnrtx vital energy Wonders are daily Wrought Vy Rad to tho system. In Serofulu, Cancer. Sy philis. Chronic Rheumatism. Lung Com. pm. ADAM ELLIOTT, Erecsfor. Dated Angus, It*, 1SG3. *ag2T plaint®, Skin Diseasi-s. Mercurial Dis­ eases, Contractions of die Joints, Palsy, dbSM MISSION Ell ’ S NOTICE. Paralysis, nnd nil cmnplumls external nr internal which are capable of nssitnting a A 11 peraous haring claims against tbs estate A ol W11.UAX Kato*, deceased are hereby constitutional typo nnd being transmitted -stifled and requested to present the same for from parenis to children, . ------ ■ we - recommend ■ examination and adjustment to the undersigned «AX ' L only \ remedy \ nnd n auro mie. this CominUiiiuncra duly anpuinted by the Probate tho ’irresistible and• searching " ■■ .. . > . al. I Court fur the county of Barry, who will meet fur disinfectcnl, teralive and invigornnt. _________________ _______________________ Price one dollar a bottle or six botllee for I ««•»» *f UmPl *5 ,c’"l7n,b . . ,, I [ITUil day of September.19M. and on WcduexJive dottars. j ^4V ,|10 Mten'ocuib (1“ lb] dar at Itecember, oue DR. RADWAY’S OFFICE, ~rr-»-K. ■ - -------------------- 67 Maiden Lane. ■ Sold by druggists. j C3d Cay uf June, iFrfii, being the time limited by the said I’rubate Court, the final adjiutmcnt of all claim* agaiu.t nald estate. GlI.nFItT STIKKR, lUewie HIRAM J. HANUHBTT, I «<.•»*». Dated. Baltimore, August li, lain. augio £rgal polices. received time will come when But, alas ! that taint the which blackens the eoul, bhall become apparent, and when mother, wife or friend shall be rendered heart-sick by the which imperceptibly moral stench TATE OF MICHIGAN. Babmt Corxrr. as. At a session of the I'robale Court, fur the S the continued proximity to evil associa­ ADMINISTUATOITS SALE. deceased. , of September, in tbeyt Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a II“prere,n‘ttrthenrtT» ep’rtadte.J‘dS. of Probste. ]<*•*••• granted to »e. fe the I'robate.Court of I accumulates from S Ihi uJL. mm ®Din?iBTm©H teu«r», esuavrs, r.rapuoua. ouiw. and Barber's Itcb, one bottle will cure .and Im­ part purity and dearness to the skin And com­ plexion. ____ ■ Uli-’ Will cure Salt Rheum. Scald head. Sore Eyes, Strumous Discharges from lbs Ears, Swelling la tba Groin, Falling of the Womb, Dyspepsia, Henralgia, ‘ •___ • ! . • ’ • WU1 «rn Fever’Sorta. Ulcers, Soros in the Nose or Mouth, Kings 'Evi|. Nodes, Discharges from ths Uterus, chlorosis, PHmery Syphlfas, Glandular Swellings. Ulcers, of the womb. Kick­ fete. Softening of ths Bone^, Fits, Dropalmd Effuaiotu, and Diseases induced by Hxpusurs, Ac. FOUR TO BIX BOTTLES. W|". °£rofals; Syphilis, White Swelling, Bore Legs. Syphilitic Rheumsti.m, Gout, chronic Diseases, Seurvcy, Bronchitis, Tubercles, Lloers .. .kA 1 „nv* nr I.lvnr and dia- i-g to- rotate of •■'d deceased Io wit; The north-west quarterly The arrangements other persons interested ’■thS? to : K»» equal any heretofore held. Paxson Browblow will petitioner deliver the addtess, which will be a feature of great attraction. littouer _ _ be pea- j ---------------------- -----------------besriiig thervoL by ciuMinr s copv of thu notice and order to be , published tn the Hastings Banner, a public , newspaper printed at Hastings and circuUung iu aaidcountv uf Harrv, for .three succewira weeks, aept',7 On Friday General Pope asked to be relieved from bis command, nnd his re-­ quest wax granted. He at once preferred charges against Generals Fitx-John por­ ter, Franklin and Griffin, for refusing to obey orders diring the engagement. thereby causing ibe defeat. A ’Stiurt ’ ' Was ordered, martial Oruyrru, and miu held its first — • - morning, t_ _ at —■ at.* W Ar meeting vn Sunday the War Department. Joseph Holt is Judge Advocate; Major General Codwallader, ' “ ““A" Judge of,Probate. ROBATE Order.—Slate of Mi^ugan. County of Barry, a».—'At a aeaaioti of the Pro Ute for A* roun-y of B-rry. hdlde. al th. _ viltsg. «f Hratiug*. on Prolrai Offire. la _th. rroa^s vw lbou Tuo4kT. the uiutbdsy and sixtftwo. 1'ProMot. "** ?*C.prtodls, Mgeoi Trobats-’ ' . lhe matter of lbs <»i*te at Thutnaa Barber. . * -1 - — - - P 1 Ilf Fnheet Blfein. praitnx. amoogst otn«r thing*. . ,ha Wfti sod totamrnrvf .*uidsese«cd. “ this court, ms. be admitted to Km?,, .mu.. ■».«.» mim* ccunpoae Mansfield'a absence, and that of Ostwral Porter, who will be first tried, the board adjournefi-tiH Monday. ’ '' . It is reported that Generel Pope hw •for fifteen days. Porter’s corps has Seen consolidated with that of HeotilomBn, and Reno signed the command uf McDowell* tv of Barry, for tiiri* S'icaesMre w..«s, tmmeu* We lean) from good autborKy that Gen. Bu-11 hu Wl«> ua witt bl* army tn N-rii.llln, «nd th«t Im »M bern ■t that pn.nl by Gat; BoMnnr.n.' col omn ofGCn. GHnt'.Wy.' from Ink*— tho two .rmie, being l.rpi ennojh to puheriw Brags ,nd cpuirc Kirbj Srniin. if properly hSUIcd. ' Cot- t» P'-P" • Imbecility end MoDv^l's MeDowellJtw; wntwt'* I««er to the Proton; Mklng fb«t bia action, mny U investigated.* ’r cam i LIEF should be applied. Taken internally—a ua-spobuful to half a tumbler of watan-willcura acidity of the atdamch, anJpromote digestion, it is a pleasani and healthy stimulant. •krptical.and be convinced. Il combines in its composition tho properties of a diffusive stimulant an antiseptic, a mild but effective Astringent, and a direct power draff the nerve*, neither narcotic It fulbll* the iodtoation ofMoaliungtba' eteculrtoil, (qmI rifoftivdy. and mriu httantifully to mind* that can underetand ita aethutt DIRECT LTzaLi^aatioTb^ .. JcLTjLTldioe, Ki/l-ney Complcbiizts, FROM KvXUts arc eov£\.\to%cA vexve o-vA vwfts cuxCi \xc.y\j%, vt&ucXb. vcxaVtc Wxxvct. rVovv>e. Ur 'B.o\>aeV% feXomac^ 'BkXXe.vo art. XW \lOov vcxaxx'* VvwtxA. Ur. WoWk's SXo'tvx.o.e.Xx TAkXXe.es DR. RADWATS PILLS. IRBIWCIBID 1PIBWIB3. \\vc \lOO'c vexaw vtvavxx^ Uoc\ov'% UVV\s. If people anderatobd the importance of purgestion with RADWAY’S FILLS, in contradlatincVIIV, • — .. r.v ing. save thrmselrea fn-tn much suffering. and greatly improve tbeir health. RADWAV’S PILLS ‘Dr. "RoWck'% We have every kind of goods, such as They era or Elaterutm; and more soothing and baaling than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarinds, or Castor Oil. AS ALTERATIVES dies. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Dead-ache, Ac. In the treatment of fevers, cither Bilious, Yellow, Tvphoid, and other reducing fevers, they art su­ perior to quinine. Their InUuenee extends over tbs entire system, controling, strviigtlicjuag, and bracing upllie relaxed and wasting energies, and regulating all tba aecrcitons to the natural per­ formance-of their duties. cleansing and purifying the blood and pursing from the system all dis­ eased deposits and impure bnmore. They differ from all purgative pills. Tbeir ration is not local, or confuted to a portion of the "Bv. *&Lo\)aeV% IBdDdDlPS <& SIEI(DIE^j S\ovo.o.e\x WtX.Xe.ve 6.«\>x\.vXtx.XcX. GROCERIES - wlr\oaxc\\.o\^ HARD-WARE J * ttXowvacXv 'S’x.XXevft ar^kVvt So\A\.e,r,’% VrwoA,\n^ ^.rtvew^kw^ U\.arr\\ca, U^%exxXttrx^ U.WunxcAASVCL, cXe. CTiese ^.ttera art put up in, quart bottles, <if whiah the above is afao-eimile. The label is finely engraved, and is provided with a eafe-guard from counterfeiters. (Price fl per bottle, os six for $S. . , C. W." JJohaolc, (Proprietor, Jfo. 6 East ^burlA Bi., Dihifinnati, to whom all orders should be addressed. AND FOR BALE BY DRY GOODS! Roberts A Striker, Hastings, Eli Nichois, Jaj 8. Terry, Orangeville Mills, 11. C-.Swilt. I’rairtenDe, H.B. llennlngton, Middleville, and by drnggista CHANCERY ORDER. QTAfE.OFMICniGAN.-fbe Circtflt&Brt for O the Cmintr of Barry; in CbaSoerr. '• igkth Judicial Circuit; Suit pending mi seed at the. Court Uvusc. in the village of Hm‘i said Countv, on the ttd dty of July,’ A. Stacks of and Mies ReeeiUl l^fmdants. Jt satisfactorily appeariupby affld* in thia erase, that- Ihe. abAve.MBwd Palmer H. RussaU, is not a roaident of of Michigan, bntrealde* itt thv Elate of' II aUnmatainrail i Mas Clothing, tfotaltor, within Many persons are in th® habit of taking Saito, ae«|timent of RqM>Ni*n« Complaintofi • f atoPJ of arid tide order, aqd i >n. these di Acuities still remain to torture and vex yen-. T« dava Uio complainant cAum a notice af this order to'be published in the ‘/Wtny* Umner, a pub­ lic newspaper, j.ritttedipuWtafnd and circulating I view of THESE HARD TIMES wa <rs selling OUR GOODS '-I - RADWA ’naSiM sstra.’ i Unusually Low! -firtis! tUnty, [«.) excepting ten «ax\o^o\Ac,. Ur. *Slo\»ack'« Jf both. Ft ast.—They “tduecUy “PJ® “• roua system without touching the bh»d re m .nd for the county of public auction or vendue to . oh Thursday, the twenty tinb riwimttiw equilibrium of the circulation earaumember. A. D. one thonsand .7, . : Da Ssecentar. —They act ’ . n’elock at Sit. "RoWk's txxxA wxaVx In Yellow. Typhoid, sn44<iliuua Fevers, in ErysipelaaJitmUl lrox. purgation is higtir eaMutid; but toadministeredose of Drastic Pins, the irri­ tation they would produce and the relaxation and depletion that would follow, would be likely to prove fatal. In ibase cases a mild, soothing and gently stimulating laxative, that will purge and MsL-aootbe and.atrangthen.liks Radray's Regu­ lating Pills, is rnqulrrd. The cause of so many deaths iu tbse diseases is owing to the want of a purgative like RADWAY'S PILLS, that will of every description purra.vithout depleting or interfering with the functions or other secretions. Not one 1 n a hund­ red of Yellow or other fever caaes would prove fatal ifjtadasy s Pills were adopted tnlhcir troal- AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. OAX&. VtXVUJ.CVtX’U. XVhfo lion produced by the Drastic Purgative PHI* will ..... I. i_ — — —1.... ><!>-.r* rhstinmiism. gout. Ao , in the kind of pills to take. If R A DW A YrH J'l LLS are tak m a core w d I folio w There are a clara of chronic disease*, chronic Rheumatism, Enlarwaairiii'of the Liver. Spleen Entargement. dirasw* canard by the excessive use of calomel. Mercury, Quinint* in Which oolchium goisc are prescribed fieely. In these diseases BADWAYVS REGULATING PILIE are far more SXowlClc\\ WvXXws ate \\\c, vvcXx. YtvavCs. So\ae«^ awA Cow^ovt. TO THOM WBOT1MKK. eery, made on the •> oul<nd cj,ht i.vndwl tho year rfour Urdone wuu.rau pg»dfog o’j a oxA. aW. kuv xvaXuve. h!“ '.‘MH>i*Vfc* dMlh lint be diod a vi«im l.t'MBtGft, (j»afed uf). CIBI.DM. .*. /... I... jiURNN t^ijMas^.^.L.^ JUST RECEIVED ^Bilious :Fev&r, Fever arid, th Liver Co-nzplaint, < A large stock of ' Some advocates of Drastic Pur^atAa ermuas ly holddhat griping, nausaa, stckoeM, iutitju, during ths Operation of tbeir pills, is a favorable sign i tlthcjr pills expelled with the faeces tho diseased humors left circulating in the system, CHANCERY SALE’ there would be but little pain or griping. . It is Internal administration. " ben applied exter- the sbaoncs of the bile and other bnmore. which TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbs Cireuit Court nrily, it will bo found a moat powerful counter tbcit imperfect pills fail to purge out of the sys.. _ L..ntr of Usrry-in Chancery. tet®. that oocaaioos the pain. By examining the stools evacuated after serero griping, they will be found thin and watery. ■ .■xpectrd In that quarter very «oon. Chicago 7><‘Swm. • :*I , ■ '- ■ Will relieve thow who suffer palna. instantly on J it, application externally or by interuuliy. and cures— RHEUM ATIHM .. ...................... m>BK TIIRUAT............... TtKrrH...................... i NEt'BAlAJlA (^arpxysmaof.). £ramP8..*.7 hraDAUSE. (.1*1.It,. ’* TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. MoDowell hMT«»iTmi Imre of »bM«er L To those who do not wish to be troubled with • thinking, but like to bare their thinking done by ' s >me oue else, re any iritMl erphtnu:.-^, that RAHWAY’S READY RELIEF i S«?5uiiioFsi>8: be'assdgned fur ths hearing of said psUiMSU.and that the heirs at taw of raid decestod, andI all since been snsicned to the ojmmand of the Army of th. H.Mb*«I, .M 'Oil Gm.. corprat. TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AND TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. . HVAE CHILDREN curr, blue pill, brneo their importunes In eases of liver complaints, andsplceu difficulties, Jaun- plete, and it is thought the exhibition will WE RADWAY’S READY RESOLVENT given In dna« ufbalf a teaapooafal three timet per day, will cure 3orea of the Guma, cankers ta the Mouth Sore Heads, Kara, and Eye*, either from 'Vonns, Teething, or any other cauae. If troubled with cough. Re»llc,»ne»a at Night, half a teaapounfal of the RESOLVENT will insure a cure. Pr.ct One Dollar a bottie or rix betllea for Five Dollar*. Principal office,87 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold br Druggist* In every town In the United State* and Canada*. RAD WAY A Co. C. W. T A VLUR, Admiuiitr.tor. seem, from their circular, to be very com­ Come and See ! 1 enry, Quinine,corrosive sublimate, Ac. ThereUS no dineaie of (he Skin, Joint*, Bones or Glands, but that this remedy will cure. It cleanras the BLOOD. Rcaolrea alt diraued depoilte*. nod renovate* the ayaten with herith and strength. In all cases a»fc for RADW ATS RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Price per bottle One Dollar. Person* calling at Dr. Radway’* A Co.'*offioc.S7 Maiden Lane, wilLfe supplied with rix bottles for Fire Dollar*. Sold also by Drugg iate. i «L is to be held at Detroit on the 23d. 24th, 25th and 2Gth inaL IN OUR LIKE OF TRADE; V * THREE BOTTLER. Pill, in the Arcana of Medicine. “ ' Tub Statk Fair.—,The Anqugl Fair of ZU.n.X£Lmn^rat r “ ** * hVtPJrout^ord^Jr'that Mondnr the Hth the Michigan State Agricultural Society CJ$ tYvc 'WcoX. CLfek So\k\\xA\\wr«. cl \.oxm£ \xw\.e, \x«xv trucXx. x\tc,i\cA. axv o.v\xc\e o\ StonvacXx. U’AXcys, tckfobX Lift, \lVO\UI V avxA. a\ XW a Xvrexyex\XkXJrL T” h»ic». ’ On rcadfag uuMHng Hie petition, duly van lied | North Dour of the Court Huura in the village of counter-irritant, sudorific, alterative. ot ifoq.irc ifanyeo. .Jb-rt’E. B«ty<E.dtae to tions. the genetel ‘ ONE BOTTLE. —WE STILL— TWO BOTTLES. HeeuM granted to me. by tho Probate Court for the from the associates he met al the billiard saloon or the card-table. Judge of Probate. - least inconrenienoe. EXECUTOR’S SAUL drvants of the moral taint which dictated that fnlsehood, and SHERMAN C. PtINDLE? , BAB DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP, Called R*dwat“i Rxxovatixo Rtmoxvsrr—toal will eureevery species cf Skin Diseaac, Serofula, RyphiliUa Eruptions, Fever Sores, Ulcers. Th mure Bait Rheum. Sores bfall kinds. Ifvmoro, fustales BA ow AY’S REA DY RELIEF. throughout the8»U«nterotog Ura Won 87 Mmdbx Lahb, N. Y. movement is TjOWARD ASSOCIATION, PWWU. the call* ba M: beet .stiaiiwm Uba dua Admlra BmrUIW TmU! and finally almoet everything /<* Java *^mS1 aSf GRANT da SPAULDING b^MAoilMArt- �SALE iOFHt s IS 2212 SUUWt-Au-JWiXi * .1 it an al 1 14 f ” 14 about l r.» M 9 11 :?«•*: .8. 545 • MX. >'b Rural following extracts, Mid to « £ 55 r lUStateMaitMk XMoe prior to the LANGFORD Q. KUBY, Avd44cr Crrrnrr-f Id 81 s- ring.thia old custom and toot*, though r, of the younger onss try the Mme, nnd MM n wKiraweWM on thia subject I thought I trouble foyself or the aodety M t/0 situated for • fu|l and fair give It one more trial, *hlcb, In my own mM, has MUbliabed the Act that no portion of the fodder can be taken whi)« preen, without material injury to the corn; and that’wben the fodder is fully matured the tope may be taken with very little loss of grain—Ices than t#i 1 0 4 04 11 40 IB 0 641 rix of ST 1855. 81 M ttl three and one-half pounds each, equal to fifty-two bushels thirteen pounds. No. 5. Topped without stripping, September 15lb, made eighty-nine bask­ ets. which weighed thirty-two and onehalf pounds each, equal to fifty-one bush­ els thirteen pounds. The fodder on all the above, except No. 5, waa gathered on lhe27lh of Sept., when fully ripe ; some of the blades dead. No. 5 was out on the 15th, twelve days earlier, while green, though fodder saving was general in the neighborhood at the time. It will be seen by comparing it with No. 2—which is of the same dam. but cut twelve days later—that No. 2 made four hundred and eighteen pounds, or about seven nnd one-half bushels per acre more than No.'5. Had the blades been gathered at the same time 1 bare no doubt the loss in grain would have been more than doubled-. This shows the ruinous waste of gathering fodder before the corn is ripe.” These several lota were put into a bag, each with tbeir number attached, and when carefully dried were band-shelled, and then weighed, giving the above re­ sults. These experiments need no more comparing or ventilating to teach their import, yix: That no part of the stock or fodder can be removed while the crop is maturing, and particularly while ripening, without decreasing the amount of corn, to an amount which should cause those in the habit of “topping,” to consider the subject fairly before doing so in the fu­ ture. I have thought often upon this subject, and enquired of many concerning iu ad­ vantage, but the moot satisfactory answer was, "The old corn-raisers used to almost always top tbeir corn to let in the sun, and father used to bis.” Well, here was somewhat of an argument to be sure, yet it did not satisfy my doubU about the propriety of the practice, hence it was never tried.—Maine Farmer. a ?« M Sis pounds. No. 2. Topped without bldaing, made 74 1 r •; £ < LANGFORD G. BERRY. fl<J AHT per cent. ‘“The order of this experiment waa the same as last year; alternate sections of two rows each repeated several times to acres the amount of nn acre. a» follows: No. 1. Left standing, made one hun­ dred baskets per acre, which, when shel­ led, weighed thirty-three pounds esch, equal to fifty-nioc bushels forty-six one hundred baskets, which weighed thirty-three pounds each, equal tn fifty­ eight bushels fifty-two pounds. No. 8. Cut by the ground, made ninety-six baskets, which weighed thirtythree pounds each, equal to fifty-six bushels thirty-two pounds. No. 4. Topped and stripped, made ninety baskets, which weighed thirty- K •«g; 71 86 744 I haXornwXH ••X°< 12 •XVs tX ,U w aide of ..V IS 1858. fork r»«x w s 40 M0 W >0 10 io tl 811 89 ® 1850. -337 90 316 74 1 81 ofaeX M Ju aM 34 ■ e^ofuejf if 16 IS i 61 10 16 1 01 5 34 10 16 1'01 : f 34 . 6 01 6 01 6 01 0 8 IM 164 1861. Town 1 North of Range 7 West Tows 8 North of • elt'of n «XM r} ol.wj > >2 ofieX X Ml WW16 47 71 ■ eaiofitfll 16 *Kof»»X n «w«X< !• :$?:£!? B.XrfsvW 1» 5 acres. commenci-, --------sooth of the quarter post on the north line of section No. 10 loo 90 160 ,160 7 89 76 16 Srt 1 a 40 40 160 • wt| Ufa .61 to the place of beginning, ••¥*■3**! net) of aw} 1 166® IM 1H7 1159 1140 1141 1144 *2 90 4 49 "X of • «X 13 • wX»f»«V 18 W 40 2 10 lot bounded ) ill property, y M vo| jj tfofswV 1 (of.olf -1 lota 1259 a Irtkl 140 89 t UJ n eXof* wX 19 5f» EHStrni Addoer. 40 40 160 55 5 548 •ptofHofawHt 19 27 1 99 90 29 09 7 10 71 0 8 71 3 70 37 90 4 97 Vilkov uf Utupgc’ 160 160 wX is i.ij to rW^wX 17 18 5 02 IS 19 latte Vi Alt MW Town 4 North of Kup w West • fin»t 18 H. N. SHFJ-ftON <72 A sweet apple, soqnd snd fair, bas a deal of sugar or saccharine in itsTorepo­ sition. It is therefore, nutritious; for sweet apples raw, Will fat cattle, horses, pigs, sheep and poultry. Cooked sweet apples will “fat” children, and nuke grown people fleshy—‘fat” not being polite as applied to grown persona.— Children being more <»f the animal than “grown folks,” we are not so fastidious in their general classification. But to the matter in question, in every good firm­ er’s house who has an orchard, baked sweet apples should be an “iMtitullon” in tbeir season. Everybody, from the toddling babe holding up by iu father’s knee—children are decidedly n household commodity—awav buck to “our rever-j end grandmother** In her rocking chair, lovea them. ar.««r. -x 6 18 17 10 1® 7 1 1 59 Sf.y*l 49 nptofb|ofse| 16 8 16 tlfiGBEST PIANOS. 615ft M«. US Itilmt .‘snar*4*’ 7 Octave BoMvood Pinr.o, 90 It 80 18o Town 8 North 1 W IU ■saia efnwC »5 a tjY-12 ;oY«wV u 1 89 li> ._ 3J8 ’IS‘if 51? 5 No sweetmeat smothered & FO l«O P0 tlfiO CASH. rfssl to t200, MteoritetestMWO 19 in sugar is half so gnr»d; no aroma of dissolved confectionary is half so simple 'of . «j 840 as the soft, pulpy flesh of a well baked apple of the right kind. It is good in milk, with bread. It is good on your plate at brrakfost, dinner and supper— we don’t “uke tea” at our house. It is good every way—“vehemently good ’— aa an enthusiastic friend of ours onoe said of tomatoes.-F. Y. World. J.UuU sw«i GROVEBTEFK a H U.K, 47®BMOM>WAT,ftfc» YUIU. Wool! Wool! THE PUCE TO GET W«H.CAJH>E1>. On MAXvrj.cn san ixn> a Goos Qt Jtrrr or HO •.xJfl-’S’ Flax Caltara. Although we do not intend al this time to enter fully mtn the subject of fisx cuJ tare, yet a word may not be out of place ib calling attention to it. For the time, at least. Cutton is neither 03 35 10 70 «T„ 64 71 10 I >0 82 10909 90 •r <• rri tun 'vrtttrt. 97elo hirer, ttweos ■ w alone ••id river to Henry Harty’. teKj.theuoe •XefawX 19 xiK«? ( 0 7S25.TJ?!?—,“» »"»I—-—j CA<U light and yielding, and should be finch pulverised to considerable depth. 1 •ova in drills, 2| bushels of aeed to th $ IgJ 3 JL JS.S ESS sg£i I S 18 5 548 «(• -X •Tbwx ><old Ilk* 10/0 aaijir s 9 59 » 90 3 ,‘S «»t 1 ■> • ii h w < ie IS B£ 9 69 M 0 1164 is 11 il � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-09-24.pdf 3a5b893789edf42a7b26e30d733ce7ed PDF Text Text KUS 80CT8AH .anlO >' jihihit^.^i III .syjiigg terms, si oo.Toar HOM HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1862. PUBLIBMED XVKRI WEDNESDAY, TJI !g!gwggggW*rowroi4 lutings gainin', <l$e OjtoU '|i*etrjr' r“ Pertainm. u hl, TM wnatw reivl* felt my heart aadlbly besttefo f.-r-Hwaw that, should I fail in ntv aim, no eerthly ns It was too-bud.^To be thus OMttW- that 1 ahould saw m him again ; and I knew also that, in this moment of ta- aaaTi . dicted when I was coeviaeed of Ike trtrth er forgive’iDyoelffaotis I had determin­ of what IJted stated,., was to mo insup­ ed that I wiiuld ffte' ioW—that I would portable. Al fihrff grew irritated—then only wound him, If possible. But If I anflry ; but while mjy words waxed warm should be killed ! Strenuously as 1 strove htf retained complete contebt over his to banish It, this thought kept recurring teniper, eiriFhft replied wert balm and to me again and again."; I. wia s6 ybilng , driightW; „vJ; decided. Mtoi?pertapa, this very ex- to die- but if die L mturt,rfelt that I woujd aretee tricoataM Wer hfti tefoper; that so sootier faft ’bjr Clbment'* band than a Forgot tbs ynjojmroUtrsMpfliir j^yp—- , >ery flew'ret U" withered, saba blssaoia is exasperated ime^atid'mado me lose mine; Wmier^.1 /BtfF irftiodt Tobe wort Uf blighud, but <MrtiuniitpsthM,: completely forget adieu to nfy rtlatWes-L'to fhoii 1, lovail promptly secured, and la all caaoatweharus un­ less succsMfnl. Office la the CourtHodroT tian. A Ubers! discount to jraaHy advertisers. or Ifn MkMuui; hmw R. N. SHELDON, ” OSes tad aialfidtia&btfa.lj'bi* aiiaum, if pOUNTY TRRA8URKR. Will prr nuttenlar ADvnrniKo. Than be Spoke eel ml ra»d''dk- before, wUh DR. B. J. HANKY. ■pBi8ICUK.aURnF.ON ud ActmdiMr. Of'*'• «~«i»••>• o~«j »«*. £,£"”E5j ting myself, And gi ving ▼qpc^ao My tin- best ;it> this Stbtld l—the thought waa govemabh*!riqre, I called him« liar ,aceu maddenine ring bim'Atrtbtf same timi’of atrlving to d During Ithe short interval oftime which But Spurned be tbsnuL to true feeling astrsngkr, taka away from mo the honor which wan woold elapse before lhe son's shadow That rdfosea to valor the mead h ha* won ; justly my duo. "«i* ri bnfl ,nmr । should touch Ute sapling, an after thought ’Tie a prise dearly earned amid peril and danger, .Whan Lbad said that weed.4*Meh no struck me, and I called to Ciemeht—“If wb^lWoom' tilJ eternity's march I* begun. man should say to another; whleh 1'could ‘□one of us should be'killed who will know 1 t -liar, » ; not haveiaaH had 1 been myself, I bitter he' wMnot murdered!” ly repented it. . . {.Iw-d | i-<-i8ucb adauigsl'awcams' over* BlJttfent ria-tied. " ■•• ■■' ■ ' ’ . .: d*f*ndiDg, HWaok testimony will not duffice in a; i I hevbraarw before and hope heMw'fo stie of hwl” again. A rush of bibod suffused his face, “True,” he said; “1 had not thought and hia wholer Mme fairly shook wlA Though delightful that wreath to the rotary of’ nervous agitation, While hia Angers graSp­ oram.’- * *>lt write? OWriiig iHeaf But the wreath which encircle* th* brow of th* GREAT mi!i gistings’ ^nsintss girectjrj. . ,, □^JETR.ailA.JSrTB. GRANT A SPAULDING, EALERS in all kind* of drv, good».groc*rie*, crockery, Ac. .Srtle »L,at »b< port office. D Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS RABON AlsMSR. . .U. DRUG EALER IN, GROCERIES, provisions, pro d -<e. Hlsb. butter, lard. pork, and grain of *11 kind • Also tojrauandw*. ete , etc. Store in Calilorn a Block. Slate street, lisstingi^ Mieh, STORE!!! D Roberts & Striker. D. C. HAWLKY, F.ALERio«U kinds of Family Groeerie*. Krone and tVoodsn ware, and » general as- D JUST RECEIVED Ronr.nfii; >tb1ker, EALERS in dregs, medicines, patent medi­ n new and most complete assortment < cines. paint*, oils, turpentine, burning fluid. ,........ -. J—_ nnttr* <*roDRUGS AND MEDICINES, eerie,, -w--- -•—---• ^Chcmicnl*. Paints OIH, Cam Holbrook’s Now Block, Hastings, Sltch. D i< phene, IlnrniuK Plaid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ulsivelv at the stuck dffris df-his trusty .cd’ convulsivelv ' Who SMM f_____ __ ______________• _, sPriM. Thbiigb eadh patriotic bosom boat* hlgh at tbs With an aimtet superhuman effort, which waj^ intensely Minful for me to' scfijhe regaidiftl h’s self p<wsession ; and Yrt, 'titonly io bloom Ikrtlb* Itorcleu flourish ; , though bis face was trow qasby pale, and his eyes fixed and glassy,-his-touts when he spoke were calm, quiet and vety de­ liberate. Tl ■ . •* U’-’ i-’n-l-' • “You have called me a liar,” he said'; “y<»H shall first prove your words, and Y ct blame not the bard that, with ha man arersioo. then you sbaU account to me for them," He shndileriug torn* when the brttie storm and be beckoned me to follow him. lowers. I obeyed mechanically. Arrived at And exult* tbrt lhe rim ofthe patri*^’* exertion— the dead body of the leopard. Clement Peace, sanctioned by Honor—ere long shall be addressed me. “Where do you say your ours. Then the warrior ahall abeath, with a *mil* of bullet entered 1” “Near the shoulder." I replied. “Then perhaps,you can find it." he said Hi* sword tbst he wielded his country to *ars». bilterjy. NWEF.ZEV A ALLEN. TTORX’EVR ATT. A Wand Solicitors inChan­ .. ... •__ ..__ •:__ _.:u ■ - ?W8 MOW* iincing, me Foreclosures "f raortcuites. Ac. will bo happy to attend to all calls in th* line of their profession aud business. ' . Office in the Court House. Hasting*. Mich. r^f FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURP0«E8,0NLY_g4 DANIEL COOK, Also a full slock of USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Und *nd T*x Agent, will attend to th. collection of dcbtssndril other bttrieeM pertaining to In* office. Olfice in Goodyear’s block, uj> stair*. J I. A. HOLBROOK, GROCERIES! *°TF.r COFFEE. RUOAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; ra. unsuccTT, — ----­ Ollies, second »lory of Rower • block. J. R. RUnETX. HYSICIAN and Surgeon. store. State strec|. P JOHN rill Office in Roasdl’i iHTTinima? j>3ebtthcxb’i Ab4 CoekiBK Extracts, BERTS, DwelliDgoa Broad­ , Hous*. you hand a good assortment of II. Pe CHERRY, d Conveyancer, will » otary fd entrusted to him with leo-Llo all . Residence, Johnstown, promptnc** and anka kept always on hand. N rtss resciui. ixra. r*r»b *sVKWW3. CAB08. *'■ OpOT «r .Wlr- »>? b. I».« Ml It lb. I.. H. BTEWART, ^JisttUanj. ,nr FIRST SHOT AT A TIGER. 1 stooped down, and scanned carefully the body of the . leopard. There was nu wound to show that a bullet had entered near the shoulder, but there were evident signs of one having glanced from lhe shouider-blade. I looked up—I did not speak ; It was evident that he saw in my face what he al ready knew. “And now," be said, “you will sec that my bullet pierced its heart!” Utoking down again I saw, sure enough dose to thu region of the leopard's heart a wound where the bullet had entered, which muNt have caused death so sudden- 1 ly aud inslantaneoudy that it bad scarce­ ly drawn any blood. There was no long­ er any doubt in my mind ; 1 was thor­ oughly convinced. “And now,” continued Clement, nd dressing me—“Now that you have not boee-ubli to prove your word*, you shall It was in the month «>f April, one of lhe hottest months of an unusually hot Indian season, now some ten or twelve tears ago, that 1 set out with my friend V-------- , on n tiger hunting uxprdiliun for the Jugdispore jungle. Tlie vast jungle, or impenetrable for­ est, as it muy justlv be termed, wa», at the time I write, the haunt of numerous wild lieasta, and among these many Buigtil ligers, wnich werii the terror of the neighborhood, and which from their im­ mense strength and ferocity, proved themselvea in aeverat encounters such eitHer sesrecd them, or you shall aceoant ' dangerous antagonist that few Europeans to me fur 'than*"ro“I acknowledge that I am wrong.Clemcared to attack them. From the first moment of placing foot ent," I said, bitterly, for bis arbitrary on Indian soil I had greatly desired to manner irritated me; “but you nlust learn that ! am not to be intimidated in to tuske closer acquaintance with these for midable brutes, ol which I had heard so retracting my words." “TJire you thall not Itavt thu place much, and on the day in question I was alive!” As he spoke these wonla, he in high apirita on setting out raised his rifle slowly to his shoulder and 1»-------- (or Clement, ns I familiarly cal­ from hld’pnpkbtboHfc.' be look a ^etfcil And now that the work of death was very wrung, but we have learned a les­ complete. I glanced towards the sapling. son that 1 trust we never shall forget.’ — The shadow of the tun was very clow u> Beheld out his hand; I grasped it ea­ gerly. My joy knew no bounds. Wha^ T bad thought to be impossible bad now touch. Banishing with an indescribable effort come to pass. Harry and I were again the thoughts which came crowding fast reconciled. During the half hour which and thick upon me. J kept my eye fixed elapsed before our Indians returned we on the sapling, calmly awaiting the dread neither of us spoke—1 believe our hearts moment. , And now it bad come. The shadow which had been stealing nearer now touch­ ed lhe stem of the sapling, and at the precise moment, and almost at the same time, we bulb stepped from our posts and fired I 1 felt Clemente bullet, with a whix and a dull, booming s>und, pass cluse to my cheek—-ao cluse, indeed, that 1 almost thought 1 was wouuded. When lhe smoke from our rifles cleared away, 1 saw Clement standing erect; there waa tin doubt 1 hud missed him, and that in attempting to fire low I had entirely fail­ ed. But there was no time to thiuk, for drawing bis sword, and uttering almost an iinprepstiw> al lhe failure of his shot herproog forward ti» the attack. J,a«empisd-to draw my sword but it would not come. Tbomore 1 lugged the firmer it remained ; lhe more violence 1 used, the faster it stuck. I verily believe that at that moment 1 cursed that sword. Relinquishing, then, my hupclese offorts, I folded my anna on my breast and confronted Clement, calmly awaiting his onset and the sword which 1 know would be plunged into my breast. But it was never income. Just as be had upraised hia sword Io hi* right hand ready to plunge it-into me. and that 1 thought my last uMxneut bad arrived, it was hurled vb.leully from his hand to so<uo dirtance and he himselt was thrown with fores to WffllRAlPi, IF©® ©ASH slum* * BrxBows. p„d.r xu-jasstsasi* r R *!-ZZSft.“4?«S G' MANHOOD; After the smoke from our rifles had You-hure not sustained yoor old pre* rtveloj*. «• «*y Up to this lime I had acted under the impulse of thr. moment and almost with­ out thtHRht; but now that the excitement ./iba Um* was <war. loeeM reaHee the hare little toeeey. with ua, I bathrthfslies with It; then produdnga (hsk from tfi.n»o6krt,!t pour­ ed *onws brandy down thtai^throal., The 3fW« liquid ineffitbly ravjyfdjhlm, and In » tew moments he was enabled to re gain liis feef, however, .•eeio^ ual he was still too week to refefti heriftw foet.1 front hli’pjiohet and wrote the following return, ;» {," i,(.z* , ,, After tEe Indians h*dwdeparted,, Clem'words!rn" ■- • . _ “Tlte'&nderrigwed have thW day en- ent rtmainedsilefit'for i>ome tithe f'then 1 gageSiht ,4nvml ■ colnbat. That every­ addressing me,'W said t ’?'• ' thing was conducted1 Id-• spirit of tqiiHy our two lndiaha.iMobuI and Vtaram Beg, 1 iadeb^ for my „ cewteutify He whoCdli, Wto in Mr . “1 iid,” I replied. “Good God T" he *ald. “thlb.irAgR fight." J ' Hft?1 ' Undorneartr-he'eigoed bis name ; then retribution; that the pasting the doeunient U> me, be request­ was bent on taking away .uWuld bare ed me to sign. I did ao, and' returning saved my own. Eprgive me, Harry,” it tu him, Clement hung it on a bough of he continued, coming forward and calling tne by my name ; “we have both been the sapling, then returned hit position. led him.) was a thorough sportsman and poihted it at me. ' I saw by his determined look that he a splendid shot; and although this was to be my first meeting with these “mon­ meant what be said, but I was not afraid. Leaning ray rifle against the stern of a archs of lhe Indian forests,” I had little tree; J folded my artns on tny breast, and Michigan. \______ :__________ ■ — doubt of success. ‘ ’ , Carrying each a frosty rifle, we left the confronted him. J. M. NEVINS, “If you wish to commit murder," I small town of J ugdispore. where we had e would resfocuwiy ano- ^4?. been staying, at un early hour of the »ald—“If you would murderadefenedew iiroandConUets. O^’ roll‘.nT morning, ntid ih abvut two hours’ lime man, you may do so. 1 shall not protect closina MortaMCT by advertisement. arrived at the borders of the jungle of the nn aelf.” ‘ H. WRIGHT, Clement lowered bis rifle. mL0, I d° same name. . not like to murder you,’* he snirRn that A rroassr CODs'sMLtOB ATJ-»W\ Before starting, Clement proposed ll^at icy time which froxe my bloqd ; but you we should take our awords with ui, so I’ariicuisr ooeowow *—- ~ -.7,.— shall render me ample satisfaction In a that nt the conclusion of our sport we claim* and money jp-pmptly remitted. might indulge In a little “sword practice, fair fight for the Insult you have thought Office, with W?W. Ralph Er-, M^dlsvUls, Barry Cauaty, MUhifsn. uf which he was passiimately fond, and t<» pqt upon tne?’ 'AryWW&» : ‘ .. at which he whs a great adept T<> this -Ybu be to take upi 1 agreed, and accordingly w” g*ve o,,r their bring ______ your position is' _ behind the . TTOHSITH C0CXSJL1.0RS AT UT sword* to tlie'Srevftwo Inaiauj, .tf.ho A Solicitor, in Chancery. Tax and In»»r*“« were to accompany us to beat the hiwh. palm tree near which you stand, while 1 ROBERTS A HTBiKEB. Arrived al the jungle, we fort «rt <ln*e place tnysef behind the one war me.— 1 fltmm Maaes C. 1^-“do«i" ~<<.r .r MU. B.ri-^ SUWU, But stav," be continued,“should our rifle* in entering ft by a small braird path, our fnH, whtUf i 8b nut think probable, weI two Indians.taking; the leadW ending I ktnn«. . j. a ROBERTS A STRIKER. f our way through this for..pearly «w h‘,u.€» have otkr swords.” and taking bis from, one uf the Indians, he buckled11t! to hit1 we enterged on an open gl«W« 1,1 fhn^i-. aide. 1 did the surtiq. J ’ ‘ v’,. tre of wHch stood tw.. palm tree*. To• And now," crilftlhttM'Cl^rient, takingr aard! lheee we tacitly directed our steoa g. C. rRUlDI-B, up his position, While T foHowed bis ex­ Tcnai ~ Fiig»AT». neuni,.'';^.^1; and having sent our Indians *«» -beat u*e ample, “when the eon’s shadow touches1 surrounding jungle, we krpt cl<»ac «,'“’r.r on lb« 24 a»4 3d time aapling, fp<ltefe»^!to«»b;wlMr grew: the shade uf the tree*, anxiously a waiting almost cqui-distant frinh obr two trees, the restflt. ‘ . . but slightly nearer to the jungle;) you> dakibl imnrea. We q»uld scarcely have been waiting nu.ro Unto ten roinutea. when • heron will step out and fire.” c-Agreedr I said aellenly—“I wHl be8 growl suddenly startled ua both, sod- ab ready ; and glancing towards the sapling most at the Mime iii«;mrot n full I I mw that the shadow of the sun AriS leopard sprang faun the jungle. VVe creeping *fo*»y hsarev and neater, and fired simultalteimsly, »"<* *b* huge brute that in about-to* cpimilee it wuutd touch toisrm or orros, fell drod at wur feeu Office in the Court House, awdopa . ,.a. • \ • *: - •• ' . Before firing. I had taken $aretorf* BOW WOT ' "“> "O" ‘EST0“^ fur the -houlder, where I luutw.a wound, .SwrtW/nuciqfW. would, In all probability, Prove fatal; steN.tarc. Trc^ll—»■ and aa I bad fired steadHy, » F«*y as tiwtbtelly as passible and w hk* Uh* jnim n. niurr, pteoein touch W'lUeo than ft take. to wreiny bullet had told. It strwk me relate it, our two Indiana had remained however, that Clement, wbo was usually as immovable, and tlmod aa Impassible ouch a skillful u*rk*ru*^ time entirely (ailed, or that ho bad only Wound­ ed where be had intended to kill. MOST POPULAR patent medicines However, the decisive moment had arrived, for the tiger, irritatodi no doubt, by the cries e£. fits - Indian, terwwd its bead roortd loward* me, growling fiert*2. 1 4M not wait a roomert, but, taking m for the temple, I ^fired.' My’ ball riereed fta brain, and the huge brutawoRrt dead on the ground? Springing fonraiti to Clement.1 found him fyengnn thwevound insensible. Ta­ king some water from some chatties or earthenware vessels that we haff brought were too full ’. When the palanquin arrived, I assisted Clement into It, and in a short time we arrived al our homes. He is now com­ pletely recovered of his wounds. Many years have elapsed since then, yet I still as vividly remember the details of the scene wb’cih 1 have attempted to describe a» on the day they ha happened. Wo have aaon f~—’s evor since. The been better friends tiger’s as a trophy, and I f" * skin *’ 1’ keep ‘ 1shall never fordet “my first shot at a ,liger” in lhe Jugdispora jungle. . the ground. I looked for my deliverer and his as­ sailant. 1 had not to look long. At a short distance from me Clement lay on lhe ground, andon the top of him, and From aSpecial Cor. of th* N. Y. .Tribune. Washington, Sept. 1, 1862. A very amusing acene occurred > few days since in the Capitol Ground*, Wash­ ington. Some two or three weeks ago, wnile nn the steamer Adelaide, the Fort­ ress Monroe boat, from Baltimore, i became acquainted with a Mr. Greavea, an English gentleman, from Manchstejf, who was on hia way to the fortress for the purpose of maklnn a visit to thd Army of Potomac. When, the army evaemted Harrison’* Landing, be started for vyashmgton, and, it, was .within.£alf an "hour after he arrived there, that an amusing scene hecured, of whldh the fol­ lowing Is his own version : He entered the Capital grounds and asked an officer whom he met,, what that magnificent structure was used for (mean­ ing the CApilol.) ‘That,” answerd the the officer, “is the bakery of the United States armv.” This singular answer growling fiercely, wm.an immense Ben­ somewhat tohk Mr. Greaves aback, who gal tiger. There was no doubt in my r.inouMrnUm U wIlH b« comidereJ •. Oiled that the.bege **««te bad seen him nnwwr.nlabl.jvke under ibo cireiini.unrush yroeaibe «l*<te, •’d l»d *proog |1 ce. reeehed, fur reply, -That I, ft« «"U answer y<rtr ydti:, ’w win ift gel! gel!' Blr, cWr.-'-fcfid and if you y<M> upon aim from tne juugle. / . f,..4dcannot say what thoughts at that don't like it y«j! must lake your own moment passed through my mind. Clem- remedy.” “Wlw U* poutfoman asked rot, I knew wm unarmed i his rifle be his name, “John Smith/’ answered, the had fired at me, and hie sword had been officer. Highly incensed at this, second hurled violently from.•!»»■ hand. When indignity, Mr. Greaves demanded bls I say unarmed, luwn that I know hecar- o.r£ pnx>«t«g bi. Th. odw. ried about.Mm a.amall elaap-knife ; but n..» .pjxartd UMiA: W g« "i »f what was that.againit wi^b apAOtagunieli matter,- turning on iris heed in the. dircoY^.| iumw U^oa ..bro*. and o*4R m» Uoo v(lb. Oplb'l. uetiminj, “PA«!" ibis perilous moment be did not lose bis TO. EngTi.lim.n follMicd Hm ap.to tbo S-pOteres»qu,but.drawtaR his ebup-krnfe .trp. n?,b.C.|*U>l. from .hU,bell, he struck well directed sod the .■ffic-.r wrm4-«mmd mb! «.«!, “Well, ss’itt’iiW? Sir. wlwt-w. «» fort— little effect save to enrage even.more tba hugB.bwt4.Fbo had now raised nis vic- win follow TOO until 1 lewrn wh« It U" iim from the ground, and was preparing The officer ordered Mln'to taw, the to caret him -ff to.tbe iungfe. phee, bu to no porp«e. Both parln, I uniat confess that evil thoughts WQr« .pptwred u> be gMtiof exoiUd, f«r pairing through' my brain. Here was luuetelr j et tbit inuaul, *. door opened, a men' who hut a minute before had been and Capt. Darling wade hla aojoaranor. "Caplajn Darling," commanded the offi­ cer, -|Ule Ula man awajr,” Capt.. P<f: llpg ll one, advanced and lor-k charge of he had alrivwi to take, Wat Mr Gnweew "Before Jl Mid who coiitd save him. Stoi id ifaftir L^*^a Mr, Gr-.«S "1 Jemimd ihal Joo A.1 Heavatl be praised that this tho’t had Uli me lhe ruone ofihalofficer* Thai, Capt. DarlUg -U Cnd. B«got long dominion. ©ver me. , 1 forgot in another moment my ouarrsl with Ocm leek, Commander.i-oChlef of the Amnrient, and only remembered the feelings, inaArn;.'1 TberEngnahmanSnted.^, of friendship which I had entertained for him, and determined to sfive hint even al the cost of my-Mw ’ ~ mind in a aeeiud of Ums i < myrifla Wfo 1 raised U to my der, bending one kn« 00 lb« grf , between France and lulj thw el«U nil" than a mile tain. U >• t but will not �is, or bow it is attained, Is liable IN EVERT HGDUBOLD that Bui questioned. rxr • PT *1 GCILI AKO WITH paWie. bumL- “Wbenrthe President’!* dragooned by “the assumed clamors of the soldiers, and ..I- j . . ‘ ,--------- ' .—’—, MtmAsy morning. ' Losisvine, sept: ik “poor country passed beneath the sword “and • virtual military dictatorship was “inaugurated, the end of which no.man Bach tovsaMp will bo eotita A T tl**!**** From tbs Detroit A'dr^titar sod Tribes*. • considerable loss. They* came up- sever•­ al times and were repulsed. When It1 was discovered that they were approeeb-• ing In overwhelming force, the order was• given to spike guns and throw them down the mountaiss. I ( J MbpOl>canJto]^sgato^v^| CosvenUen There can be nothing more gratifying Washington, Sept, 17. to the loyal heart than lhe contemplation At three o’clock thia afternoon mteliiof the magnificent aeries of victories, gence was received, that since 5.30 this which our armies have won during the morning the fiercest and most sanguinCent week tn Central Maryland. The ila, as they slowly came in, Pri«7*- All lheoorprds crews which increase their ynagoitude and complete­ McClellan bad token With him to Fredness. Oh Sunday, Hooker, Burnside and RepreaenUtiv* io A* »UU LegieJaturc, and for Franklin drove the rebels from an almost the transaction of aay other business deened impregnable position in the steep gorges been between the whole of the armies. and thickly wooded ridges of the South aecaaaary. . OBO. THOMAS, A* D. C.SANBOR.k, Mountain, forcing them before them at driven steadily . back towards the Potu •« H.P. CHERRY, the point of the ba/onet, in a succession of tremendous charges up the bill side and against a concealed foe, never before equalled in the history of the war. Tbs There has-been no recent event in the enemy retreated in the greatest oofijeion, leaving pur forces in possession of (he history of thia war which has so greatly .battle field, all their dead, the hospitals •urprieadthe loyal people aa the sur­ filled with rounded, and over 2,000 render of Harper’s Ferry and all its guns prisoners. On Monday, the pursuit Was ooctin­ and stores into the hands of the enemy, together with a small army of men as ned, our,forces advancing by three difl* erent roads towards Keedysville and prisoners of war. And while the tele­ Sharpsburg’ capturing prisoner* st every graph has been shouting, Victory 1 Vic­ step, driving in and cutting off the de­ tory J at every little temporary advan­ tachments of the rebels' rear guard and tage gained by onr troops, we have had driving all before them. oor- to await the aloW process of mail els on Monday, and early on Tuesday morning Jackson and A. P. Hill also arrived-with their corps, and the rebels ceased their retrogade movement, ad The Time's correspondent gives an vanned from the Potomac a . few miles and took a strong position at Sharpsburg, inventory of our loss at Harper’s Ferry, their left running tdf towards Keedysville, which foots up at 11,583 mon, more than and their right stretching into the high fifty cannon, and considerable ammuni­ bluffit on the opposite side of Antietan Here they waited the advance tion and other stores. The loss of 12,­ Creek. of our army. Tuesday afternoon, Hunk­ 000 stand of arms, is of itself no small er and Franklin crossed Antietan Creek, item. All our success up to Friday pasaet) dear around opposite the rebel’s morning did not equal this single loss. left, thus becoming our right wing, and We hope to be able to chronicle before made a fierce attack on the rebel position. going to press, successes which'will wipe Tbc battle lasted two hours, and the reb­ els were driven over two miles till night out this loss. closed the contest, leaving our forces in Wa do not know as anybody ia to possession of the field with all the killed blame for the loss of Harper’s Ferry, but and hundreds of prisoners. All uigbt Tuesday our army was oc­ ■the Tinw’r correspondent, « ho was proscupied in taking positin. The corps uf •ent during the siege, gives his opinion Banks and Sumner crossed over Antietan as follows: Creek and fell into line next to Hooker, “lo reviewing the circumstance of ita opposite Sharpsburg, Burnside and Por­ surrender, 1 cannot du otherwise than ter took n position on the loft, fronting blame the officer in command for delay­ the rebel-right, along lhe creek, thus en­ ing, until it was too late, the necessary closing the rebels in the bend of uf the preparations fur ita defense, and Gen. Potomac at Sbepardstown. The battle McClellan for delaying to forward rein­ that began at daylight on Wednesday forcements to him, when earnestly aad was the greateset one ever fought on this frequently called upon to do so.!* continent. Not less than 300,000 were reapondenoe to get anything of An a prox­ imate idea of the terrible lose weauffcred Osr Gallast Dead. There is something distressing, not to say appalling,and inexplicable in the mor­ tality or maiming of our best fighting Generals in the army of the Potomac, •nd we believe there ia some anxiety to know for a certainty, whether they all fall by the bullets of the enemy in front, or whether some of them may sacrificed by foul demons not be in their rear. The history of no war herertofore, has given such a list of Generals killed and wounded as we now record. Generals, Stevens and Kearney were killed in Pope’s battles, and we have the testimony of a dying soldier in our own ranks, that he fired twice, deliberately, at Geo. McDowell on the field. Reno, whose opinion waa quoted General to lhe detriment of McClellan in regard Pope’s failures, was the to first General killed in McClellan’s late battles. Gens. Mansfield and Thomas F. Meagher fol­ sombre list of sacrificed low in the heroes. Among the wounded during the last four weeks »e find Generals Bank’s, Sigel, Hooker, Sedgwick, Rodman, Rich­ ardson of our own State, Dana, HartsuO*, ■and Duryea. When we add to these the immense list of Colonels Captains and Lieutenants which have fallen, the list is absolutely appalling. “Perley,” the Washington Correspond­ ent of the Boston Journal, a McClellan worshiper, in a recent latter to that pa not approaching a military despotism ; engaged, or were tn the neighborhood, —the combined armies of the Union and the rebellion—and the total loan will probably exceed over 25,000 men.— Hooker on the left and Sumner on the centre commenced by a joint attack ott the enemy in front of Sharpsburg. In two hours the rebels had been driven a mile. They rallied apd regained lhe lost ground, but our officeFs again brought up their troops and drove them by a splen­ did charge far past the old mark. It was at thia time, that Generals Mansfield, Rodman, and Meagher were killed, and Gena. Hooker, Richardson, HartsufT, and Sedgwick were wounded. At the aame lime, Burnside and Porter on the left drove the rebels out of the bluffs to the other side uf the ereek, and crossed over in pursuit. The enemy had now fallen buck into the ridges on both sides of the road from Sharpsburg to Sbeperdstown. Sumner attacked them on the right side and Bumside on the left. Both were successful in their attacks and gained their ground. It was now dusk and the rebels concentrating all their forces push­ ed Burnside from bls newly gained ground. Night coming on, the contest ceased, every rebel petition having been taken but one, and our forces surround­ ing them on the East, North and West, the unfordnble Potomac completing the circle on the South. * Thursday was devoted tiy both armies to the burial of the dead, and the caring of the wounded ; and while engaged in the duties of thia holy office, the men, who the day before fought with all the fury of death, mingled peaceably together —one of the strange contrasts of war. Thursday night, the rebels yielded before the advance of our army and cros­ sed Into Virginia, thus testifying to the completeness of our victory on Wednes­ day and the preceding daya. HF Gen. Butler has organized, in ♦‘There are a few, however, who con­ tinue their bitter hostility to the reinsta 'tod commander, and some of them go no far as to assert that we have passed the turning point from a republicaiagovero- New Orleans, a regiment of colored men. meet to a military despotism. These opinions, however, are guardedly expres­ sed, and it would hardly be safe to ray anything against Gen. McClellan before and that they ---------------<— will fight the officers that they are capital soldiers alf that relates to drill and dmoipHae, mac, and it waa believed tfbUn, m, mainly by the rebel rear guard, which was testing the advance of our troops body. “A ipecial trata -with medical stores snd things left here, having heard of a fight to-day, in the direction of Drainesvllle, which tends to the belief that one of our columns may have encountered an enemy in that neighborhood. If so, our knowledge of the force and ita leaders leave ua in no fear of the result” yTateiftowD, Sept. 18. The following private despatch from Gen. Hooker, we are allowed to make “Centreville, Md.. Sept. 17—To O. O. Brainard—A great battle has been fought and we are vietoriona. I had the' Honor to open it yesterday afternbon and con­ tinued it until 10 o'clock this morning, when 1 was wounded and compelled to quit the field. It was fought with grant violence on both sides and the carnage has been awful. I only regret that I was not permitted to take part in lhe operations till they were concluded, lor I bad counted on either capturing their army, or driving it into (he Potomac.— My wound hue heen very painful, but not one that will be likely to Uy' me up. of both parties. colonization scheme. Gen. Rosencrans commenced moving from Rienzi towards Iuka, Miaalsaippi, yesterday morning. During lhe;jsi|er noon bis advance came in contact, with the enemy’s pickets. Heavy skirmish­ ing continued until night fell. The fight was renewed this morning and amlinued until nearly noon, when (he enemy gave New York, Sept. 22t A special to the Tribnne from Wash­ ington, Sept, 21, says : ‘ Both cannons ding and musketry were heard/tnd many ! wounded men were being brought in. “Our troops had crossed the Potomac in' Urge force, and were fighting on the other aide. The most of the army had advanced to lhe river. In the fighting so fur we had decidedly lhe advnuuige of |■ the rebels. Yesterday «o captured a whole brigade of them, 2000 in number. Ibis your correspondent asserts upon the * Mmd rqqr Barama. Strn-. Relu, IT WILL MEND GLASS. _ __ _ 5&SE? IT WILL MEND iVOHY. into wasbinglun from the invaded regkm ...._ T*. T. B. IT WILL MEND CHINA. rok*u China Capa uUJImmhcu be ■ gan, quite aa freely »s they formerly did fr>m Virginia. Ths G.-yrnwneot treats them precisely like contrabands from the seceded States, IT WILi. MEND MARBLE. furniahing them rations, lodging and clothing. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN* jgr A m<«t distreutag .accident (• M*tter if UiaMirokss Pi taker m( s4t In • •LUliMG a uhilbug sstm! is ssLiliina*a*n«L iri^LL MEM' nJBAM-HC oc- cured at New Y«.rk, reecwtiy, fhmt t>e calked to ord The weapon was carelessly dis­ It will Mend B-.nr, tfirtW.' Mrs, and hi charged, killing a lady,’ the wife ofan offi cer, who was married unly the day pre- "■Oa motio viotia. At this pa Id Haalinj SW, was received Cmaklm Kowix, dimax capp hody.--j The Mlow SPECIAL NOTICES Maple Gr NaroLSOS, HtnfyQh-,* . Jaly ?, »«» by 110 00 a year saved tn *v»-ry famih Otic tkrttif «if Castleton ABEMtAff<C£MElT CLFE. iinr properties of your 8c*nd riflir and Blood Pilis, which la K prkc f^ Crttta per B*atle. ' Racr. C. O. (| Price 25 Cents per Ikdtle. Juhnstow Prien 25 Gettw per Bottle. Cowin, J. H Price 25 Oats per Jk-ttlr. ( j Price 25 Cents pre Bottle. Very Carlton,— mIt.CS of U>* sis of IsfrsUtude, if w* did sot try i to sauounc* to th* public the great benefits of your Ncdirise. Therefor* we recommend to the publics) lar^e, the expediency of baring recourse Hope,—C JOHNS Jr CROMLEY, (Sole Mauufoelnrvri.) 78 WILLIAM 81 REET. Dickerson, Rutland.— NEW YOl K. Comer of Liberty Street. testimony of bis own eyes of the opinion. that with 20,000 whites ■ BOUNTY, Aaron Walk Imporiuit to Builtk-ra. Important t<* Railnaid (>>iupniih*£ Important to Fnrrn»-n«. Prairievi To all whom this may conetrtt and it rn, “During the battles before Richmond, lectcd. II. WRIGHT Headquarters Army of the Potomac, when the rebels were pressing us so sore­ ly on the right and left flanks, Gen Kear­ Sept 18:85 a. m — Major General Hal­ leck,—Pleasanton ia driving the eoemy ney held the centre. He had come to the conclusion, from reconnoisancea, that across the river. the rebels were very weak in the centre, Our victory was complete. The enemy is driven back into Vir and it was the time to make a push for ginia. Maryland and Pennsylvania are Richmond. His division was only a few miles from the city, and ho was confident now safe. from bis military experience that he cnuld late of lb a Manty of Barry, deceaaad. o. b. McClellan. In purananca of a Ikcnac granted to Die Vv tl succeed. He asked McClellan’s permis­ Probata Court of aaid Countr, 1 aliall expo** Headquarters Army of the Potomac, sion to make the movement McClellan aala at Public auction to lhe highest biddor i tha Xnrll. Sbnnr <L. ___ . tl_ ... .. .. It should be borne Friday morning, Sept. 19. 1862.—Yes­ positively refused. terday was occupied in burying the dead in mind that Kearney had been all thru’ and airing for the wounded. Yesterday the Mexican war and in three battles to He was » tnsn of con morning the rebels sent in a flag of truce, McGeltau's one. asking permission to bury their dead, ceded ability, and had grown gray in the north nut tract service. So his conviction waa not that which was granted. esat fractional c At first the orders were very stringent uf a boy, but of an able milititary chief­ tional quruter, against bolding intercourse with the reb­ tain. But this was rtot all. After our JOHNS & CIIOSLEI s C. Balt-, J CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PIKJOF ted. On motio don from th die and Jul pointed by Bute Conv on the 24th On motio tred to app aedMOWT IIP R ABLE ROOFING in w, it b“in Bas.t Cocxtv. On motio No Heat is required in making application Congressio Gnu>d Rap ll can be applied by any one, GUTTA PhtCLUA _ and G*a..C. CEMENT. -b,.n rather, t-i Cwting tyrt L .1 ex|»4vd tu thr Arli<*u 1 Haw Imdi.. On moti X-XUTJ1D m. UF* A newly invented revolving gun is in process of manufacture at Cincinnati, were appoi Estate of Joks Han res. TATE OF MICHIGAN, S and the priviledge of enlisting 50,090 I tlw , , 1st Dist Six rifle barrels of the ordinary Besnier, H Springfield pattern, are placed in a circu­ d u,‘»»* aaj .or uctober, IBOJ, al teu o clock ia the fare ises well, apc| taod formerly Sod Dis other METAL HOOFS, cod,TJTUw r?,?T».CRACt IN C0U» OR RUN IN WARM WEATHKB, AND SOT.WAHli Ogg. T1*. XWD OTHI* MBTAL ROOFS ••‘k GUTTA F£k€HA CEMKkT Give him a chance, President Lincoln. Tun Com that wi pe Uster al Gr worth Hall la M abelled the rebel xk> Sunda M shMt uMfao. for they ware flying in the direction of Win­ chester, and it is sopfxwed that they Disnuc t F»r rrtKTTlM aM *e*alrii< Metal KaabaraUkfaa. . which will discharge about 200 shots per minute. lar, frame of solid iroc, with the locks ence is briefly aa follows : and springs for discharging them. There “Early last night tbc enemy commen­ wh.r pmou liM< |» M14 „uu. Ji SIS are several hundred chambers, which can rtd to appar m h.,-„ ced crossing tbs Sbepsrdtown bridge and two fords above sod below it. During be loaded as fast as fired, by turning a lhe night, McClellan advanced a battery crank, and each shut is effective at more and ahelled them from the surrounding than ordinary rifle range, aa the point of hille. The dead and wounded found this the barrel does not fly up and The recoil morning, evinced the ability of our signal is overcome. officers in directing the fire of the guns.— On discovering the movement of the ene­ my early this morning, Gen. Pleasanton HF* Gold of much purity haa been waa dispatched in hot pursuit with two discovered by the geologies! stfreeyors batteries and two regiments uf infantry, of Maine, in the town of Princetob, 20 through a gap of high Wils, and be suc­ ceeded io cutting offs large amount of miles west of Calais. Gold mining prom­ blacks, be could cruih the rebellion in Moved a point teller KINDS. 71m ie UnU^i Si tie* 01 a > th* oosaty^ Barry and Mate of Michiran. 8UL()N DOUD, Dated, September I Sth iMtf. aepa4 ' At • MMioa of Ui» Probate Court, for the coonIr of Larry, Loldra at the Probsts Office u> of’J«<£tar te V’’4*? ,SthtUJ Thomap J. F. Emor New Advertisements. right wing was diriven back, McClellan ordered Kearney to evacuate the strong position which be held. lie was so deep­ ly moved at the humiliation of retiring when he felt that Richmond was within our grasp, that the officer wept. It was moving to witness the sorrow of this brave and strong man, in obeying tui or­ der which ba deemed so injurious to his country.” Orangevi H. Earl, L gko. b. McClellan. Carol inia Brigade. “Gen. Pleasanton Prindle. Irving,— Important to Il'Mpef)wth-r>. SOLDIER'S aimy up tp noon to day, which the editor kindly furnishes to the Associated Preea. The substance of ita special correspond­ Hastings, J. W. Stebb TERMS ( >.411. Gen. Philip Kearney, who was recently killed near Washington, was an officer more French tbanEngliA. He believed Sept. 19, 10 30 a. m.—Major Gen. Hal­ with Napoleon, that great battles or mem­ BACK PAY, PENSION, &U. leck-But little occurred yesterday, except orable victories cntild not be wen with­ skirmishing. out rime risks. “Nothing venture, noth­ Las^ night the enemy abandoned his ing have.’ Honker, Hancock, Fremont, I .re-------- -—t position, leaving his dead and wounded Banks, Sigel, Mitchell and Burnside are | . vn ninrrTTAYC generals of the same type. McClellan, COMFLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS on the field. We are again in pursuit. Halleck. Buell and McD.-wdl are of the rM *"uc»no». run 1 do not know yet whether he is falling opposite character. The Milwaukee Dai-1 ARREARS OF PAY BOUNTY A PENSIONS. back to an interior position or crossing I. publiiln. lb. In- । -------------------- k"‘" the river. cidvnt, illustrative of Gen. Kearney’s We may safely claim a victory. promptness and military ardor: Philadelphia, Sept. 19—Midnight.— Forney’s Press has just received highly interrrating intelligence from McClellan’s Bal timere born IL Ho to Wholesale Liberal Rrdecliee .. Rm yers. Woodlan Cramer, E. Price 25 Cents per B'dt'c. vithstaoding that we have aa good physiciana aa. can be found in Northern Ohio, yei the diaeaao baffled ibrir skill. CoDaecuently we were in a eUte of deepondeney, until we commenced ueing Headquarters Armv of the Potomac, els, but during the afternoon t^ty were relaxed and the troops of both sides free­ ly intermingled. At this morning, it was dis-' covered that the enemy bad changed their position. W hether their whole force has crossed the river or taken a new position nearer the river, Is not at present known. And the rebels remained, a general en­ gagement between both armies would have taken place this morning. At • eonv County and the village o handling of a revolver by a private »*d wounded. The rebel lore is not ascertahted, but it is believed to be greater than ours. Gen. Little, formerly Gov­ ernor of Mississippi, was killed, and Gen. crans is in pursuit uf the enemy. Wop, MEND of Maryland ever since the Invasion be­ way, retreating in a southerly direction. A* yst we have but few particular*. Our loss is stated to be 400 «>r&00 killed and Whitfield was wounded and taken pris­ oner. Tbe.rebel force is stated to.be 15,000 under Price. The battle took place two miles east of Iuka. Rosea WILL Save yoor brokets Fnrniynr*. . IT WILL MEND LEATHER/ gr ConlraUrSs' Eave been pouring dicr. Cairo, Sent. 50. IT r.vm«l Bm.tar P.owr.7 of ltd'’ to avail them selves of the President's I was shot through the foot. J. Hooasa, Brigadier General. tJJT’ One nf the shrewdest, b*4dest and most skillful scouts in the army of dons no much mischief to the rebels that “Our entire army bad croesad the An- KUsmb.bo dangerous ' trrwndsr of Mumfurdsville «n wsnnesoay morning, the rebels t<>ok 4,000 priaohers, who a<V reported to have been subsequently paroled, comprising the GQth^67tb 09th Indiana, 400 men of lhe 50th Tnrllana. two companies each of the 17th and 74th lndiana.one company of the 1st Wisconsin, snd.•company of the Louisville Provost guard, 70 recruits for the 23d Kentucky, thu 4th Ohio battery of 6 guns, with 4 other gons in position. The Joes at Mumfordsvllle, previously stated, was in Sunday’s fight There were two or three hours of skirmishing on Tuesday, between the ahsrpslxxiters OWtS: every iniux ----- — ----industry. About 4.000 of the more d* MraM. a.lornl p-r.m>. bar. >lrmdj l»- Gen. Butler is the Cotton States in just ninety days.— passage of Franklin's Division past his OLUB DI THE VORLD ndRflSFiBY sun in the w«Ln fWJMWDUR A BLS GLUE IN THE WDIt LD THB ONLY RBUABLEGLU IN THE WORLD THE BBST GLUE INTJttWOBlD. ’ Enlisted men and some qffipers haveJ end latortapted (Mr sdrance, and they been paroled, and arrlwsi! here. Froth' supposed the movement was under the them I gather the following particulars. ; direction of 8igel of whom they stand in Theenemy enemy commenced commencedwe the auacx attack rnosy Friday me . , . , "to re-instatethe •ary. . , baa fell powera in the Prem'*e<J~ ill start early in October with 500 too much fatigued to be efficient attention, and is likely to produceXptoj Veowaan wnmewr reraa jwu yim mamlx Awl J———— _ 1» ib. MKAHT8.—Jfewkem JxncoSm. “Wllkei declares that: kresAan Cement Gina nplrted arranj ; of tbc free col tral America, the preoae Fjy 73Iim upon circtimstatMffifc. (leroy, who will conduct fl*e expeffl- War nj di CROBLEY’8 > roroN, Sept. 1! GUTTj o'ttoek A. Ta* Co they have offered a reward of tf,500 f<K New York stock market, and an advance A.. _>i’_____ * _ symptoms in the U li .^i a oftWrad deed �t *<* SOLDIERS. BYDB. HADWATS c^ZANaiwa a-tjitfp, • <*»t •«n^lya.li^XL.T*^' tJL. ‘ . - CALLED ’ BADWAY’S renovating' RESOLVENT ' •">«»« Uh NEWS )x vn*»im-o« w m tew. w nicbloa Ceatral “LOW PR >»’Uom l^id. of ton malanvtns Smith. Dm Express, iLiA^J*,\’8 R?*Dv relief h>. T" U-*^ «ii«vm, both • PraAnu.e ami u » Cnrulv, of .k. ItMP.H Night Kaprun ’ -INQUIRE OF— 10 THE -PUBLIC R. N. RICK. Genl Sujmnnteedrot. Penera, bea,,y lie'fi At a convention duly called for Barry Qmnty and bcld in the Court House in the village of Heating* ; Convention was culled tn order and orgaarxrd by appoint­ ing J. H. Mintroe, chairman, and George C Barr, secretary. On motion the ehair appointed J. A. At this part, a gentleman came in and rend glorious sews from the army, which was received with enUanhism, and the climax capped with thrr<? tltecrs. The following Delegatee were report­ ed by the committee. 'Maple Grove,—Henry Mallory, len­ der Lnpham, S. F., Fuller, J. K. Wilcox. Henry Cutletno.— Lnrenso Mtrdge, Racy, C. O. 8cnit,Gen. C. Barr. Woodland,—L. J. Cheney, June 26tb, 1801. Cb.: Chief of the Army of Ecuador, South America. Carhoo,—Isaac Messer. Isaac Swartout, J. M. Rogers; Wm. Gain. Hope,—C. Robinson, J. E. Hall, C. B. Dickerwm, E. P. Chandler. Rutland.—A. J. Russ, E. Rice, S. C. Prtndle. Irving,—Geo. K. Beamer, O. L. Ingram Aaron Walker, B. J. Henderahott. Assyria,—W. II. Jewe|l, J'wephFuh- born, A. W. Clark, R. K. Stanton. Prairieville,—Geo. Tbotnas,T. Pendle. Brooks, John Orangeville.—Geo. H. II. Earl, L W. Wing, Orin Loomis. Yonkee Springs,—Timothy Miles, O. OWB BOTTLE. la all ordinary ease, of Pte*pl®. Blotohaa, Do*tales. Tatter*, canker*. Eruption*. Bulla, Baker'* and Barbar'a Iteh. sew boufe wrfl csre and imparvpority and ctearaea. to tea . akin and smd- Ple,iUD’ mwr ©©mown!©!! r*’K*’ Messrs. Radway tt Co.; 1 have used your READY REUEF, for Asthma, which complaint I have been afflicted with f»»r twenty years. Tbe first night I used it I felt relieved, and enjoy, od tbe first sound »lei-pfi>r many tears. I have first introduced it in the army.-— In the Military Ilutpital at Quito.it was Come and See !! WE PROB.( TE <Z/iZ>£7?.—STATE OF MICHIGAN DIRECT dle and Julian Fish from the Second, ap­ "in the matter of the estate of George Nichols. on the 24th iusL On motion the delegates were empow- tred to appoint substitotea. A DS. KADWATS PILLS. Dated. Baltimore, Aufuil I Cherry to elleet by ballot, erven delegatee to the CongreMiuoal CmgrcMional Convention of tbe Fourth to be held District, Grand Rapids on tbe 23d inet. at thereof, bv eanatur a copy of Ibis order to be published*in the Haatinn Banner, a newspaper printed and circulating In said county of Barry, for three .neeMive week*, immediately previous Tbe fol­ a C. PRINDLB. lowing named gentlemen wereappoiated: J. A. Sweesey, N. Bailey, G. K. Beam­ er, I. Messer, J. IL Munroe, L. Ulpbam and J. IL Earl. On motion the convention adjourned. ROBATE Or P County •( Barry, KKDUKEID IPKICES. We biive 4* try kind of goods, such as ibik auction, to lire hixtuMt bidder, at the orth Duor of the Court huoae in lhe village of HSslinga.n lhe eouuty of Batyy, Michigan, on Halunlay, ib* Iwetiti-lifth day of October, in B uf acction Iblrty thrre, (83.) intown Ns. two [Xj North uf range Scvru(I] Went, and oonteiniug uua Luudtru «toi aiaty «<i«» vf l*u*l uuur ur Iftu. being iu Ibv ebunu ul liarrv and State uf Miahigan. V. Vr. TA YLOk, Adminialretor. Dated, September a, last acplU R. R. R. TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK AXD TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. internal*), and cures— RHKUMATiSM....,'.................... la i SOKE THROAT......................... in Oft* TUOTH-ACHE.............................. Indu NEURALGIA (parvxyam* ok)... ia U CK.tMI*S............................................. infi HEADACHE...’.............................Inn COLIC.......................................in tweu DIAB KHOJA................................ inter LUMBAGO, (pain* of J.....................int CHILLS............................ io hfte< BUKNH.... ...................afire imautaa. INFLUENZA................................... in a few hour*. CROUD..................................................ten u-tetitea. SPASMS...................................... tn five minutes. DEEP -SEATED PAINS... by a few applications. In all rase* where pain to felt, tbe READY UK LIEF ahonld be M>plied Taken internally—a tea-apoonful to half a tumbler of water—will care Gnu. C. Babb, J. II. MywanRr T Secretary. Ctairman. DterajCT CiMfinrype—The delegates Oa’rroding and filing th* pedlion, duly verified. TO THOSE' U IIO DO.-I 1st District,—J. A. Sweoaey, Geo. K. 2nd District,—Geo. Thomas, D. C. 'i > Tax Cnxvxjmnxu.—It will be observed that ve puUwhM' cdl«' frr t*»® •uu«V -and 2d RoprusntaUvw District conven­ tion; The county costvealion to ba held IINDLE. on the 10lh, god the District Cooreotioo the lltbof OottiHer, ' ? GROCERIES . CHANCEBY SALE- ling the' Stood vmaie All Arnica Imbnecta. leaving tbv corrupt buoor*. and that ia all; but al lb* cxpouM of lb* liver, pancreaa, kido*y«, Ac., not ana atom of th* hila or othor immiriUea is oJimiBaled from th* blood or osrana fluid. Il yoo arc dyspeptic, or troubled with haarl-burn aour eructia ‘ flralliea atill will cure all the aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Headache, C^stivenen, &lic (Paine, Cholera Jdorbus, Indigeztion, Pain in the gowels, Qixxinaoa, eta. Try theee medicines, and you will Mver regret it. Ask your neighbors, who have used them, ud they will say they are CtooOk WeA'ke"k\\«.%, AND and you should try them before going for a physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, end read thq certificktes, and if you hare ever doubted you will TiouAjX v.o W.OVC,. DRY GOODS! of every description FOR SALE BY T«rry., Onmgevdte HUI*. M. C. tiwd U Prairie* ilia. U-IL Bcnuuirlon, Middiarilw, and by druggist* and merchant* generally tbroogbouttbe copntry Stacks of ELECTION wo rice. otice is hereby glwvn. that at th* n«xt Gener­ al Elect too to he held nalbe Tueeday aec- N Clothing in oe electee, »tx: a governor, i.iraienanx UUT•mor, Secretary of State, Auditor G(aere). Stele CotnnisaMMiar j»f lha Blate Land Office, eneral,8operu>ie»<MUt of Public In­ Which ITS ar* anxioui to ael), and WILL SELL. Rev. Mr. Mason lhe L’nivurwaliai xuiu- Hall in Middlevilla <m Friday and Set •urday evening*, October 2d and 4(h; and on Sunday morning Oct. tial » healthy action: On Saco ■pea the blood reseeto without. 5th at 10 6ADWAVB READY BELIEF.. are the most active and thorough pilia that hare over been introduced. , They act ao directly upon the Lirer, exciting that organ to such nn extent as that the mtem does not relapse into ita former con­ dition, which ia too apt to be the case with aimply a purgative pill They are rually a 'SK.ooA. awdt lAvev VAX., tacks ofinflaaatioa of the bowels, bilioua colic, rbeumsti*m. gout Ae , in the kind of pills to fake. I f R A DW A TTl Pll.LB are taken.* cure will fid tew There are a rlaw of chronic di»e«*ea. dirouic Rbeumatiam, Enlargement of the Liver, Spleen Enlargement, di*ea»e» caused by, the excessive nee ofealomel. Mercury, Quinine, ib which coichiuu gviM are )>re*eribed fieely. In these disease, RADWAYU REGULATING PILLS arc for more cei tain, and tbe patient avoid* the dinger which aa ovrrdoae of t olclilmn would inflict. In Yellow, Trphold. and Rlliou* Fevers, in EryVipeiu.-'taiall Pox, purgation to highly eeaeutial; but to administer adoee of Drastic Pills, the Irri­ tation they would produce and the relaxation and depletion that would follow, would ba likely to prove f*i*i, ln these case* a mild, soothing aad gently atlmuteliag laxative, that will purge and beal. soothe aad alreugteen. like Had* ay** Rrgu latiagPiUa, te reqalryd. The eaua* of ao many that will - with lhe io a bund- a CVuvrau which, in conjufttion with lhe HARD-WARE! composition the ptnpertiea of a dilutive all molanI an anti septic, a mild but effective Aatnngeat, and a direct power over the nerve*, nti*'---------——- ly.^i>|d ^at gttpig|L Sanaea, Sickneaa, teueamu*. during tba operadon nf their pill*, te a favorable nor1 Medina, that rtllSrea pain, in aigai |f ib^r pills expelled with the fooeM the euhar to tteeU r—* — *“ ditdaaad humor* left circulating in the lyatcin, tboEngliah toni much for Us there would be bat little pain or griping. 11 te the ab*e«eeof the b'l* and other humor*, which their imperfect pill* foil to purge out of the (rm irritant, tastafeUr reddening the anrfoca to which tern, that occasion* the paiu. Dr examining the it is applied, and withdrawing th* blood from the atoola evacuated alter severe gnpiag. they will neighboring part, where >1 way bo rciyetead ar be found thin and watery. ■ ~ Mtn anA leaH i n rr tn itill.m. linn AVOID SALINE PUBGATIVES. tain most eltoctireiy, and moal bwurtifally to mind* that can undanrtaad ita action TO THOSE WHOTHIIK. Besnier, Harvey Wright, Milo T. Wheel- •Sanborn, H« P. Cherry. . । They differ from all eargative pill*. Their action is not local, or connoed to a portion of lha bowrla. Dreatic Purgative Pill* augment what I* called the penataluc movement of lhe bowel* by irritating the coats of the Inteitinea. In ocCira audinfiannDutory deaesaca, the irrita­ tion produced by tbeDrastic Purgative Fills nil) WK. t bis county,appointed committees for tbe ■Wotk AS ALTERATIVES enry, blue pill, hence their importance in cases of liter complaints, andaplten dtlficultirn. Jaun­ dice. Dyspepsia, Mlioua attack*. Head ache. Ac. In the treatment of ft» era, either bilioun, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing levera, they are aupenqr to quinine. Their influence extend* over th* entire system, eutitroling. strengthening, and bracing up the relaxed and waiting energte*. end regulating all the icercilon* to the natural per­ formance of their dutie*. cleansing and purifying • V— r_ _ .l_ .11 OffEpcraon writes, her daughter wax cured of fiu of nine year*' standing, and St'VUua* dance of two year* AHOtKER writes, hh son Tras cured after hia flesh had almost wasted awwy. The doctors pronounced the onae incura­ ble. AHOTHER wax cured of Fcrer and Ague after trying every'medicine in hie reach. AHOTHER was cured of Fever Sore which had existed fourteen yenra AS0THER of Rheumatism of eight yearn €aeea innumerable of Dyapensiorand Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which the Purifier and Pills ©WITS & STOEJ' OU. redoFXeUow oroUer Maj IT Red way's PHI*' respective Districts as follows : Ssrqfulrt, 11 ■> Okin. Oli Sorts, Salt JJarumatism, 0>y«p«p*ia, &sk Htadacht, Livtr Oomplaint, Fever and Jlgue, Leuocrrhcea, Female Osmplalntf BryeipeUi, Bt. Fire, Tumors, Eruption, Pita, fibny'uZcus Cbnsumpttcn, krr: ' A large strxk of oil*, Seidhtr’ Waters, they w.-uld need lea* phyaieing. aare tbeni.clre* frwm much auffenng. and greatly improve their health. RADWAY'8 P1LL& end Geo. Thomas rJz FROM A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF were appointed. On motion, tbe Convention proceeded awdi VAX*- Which we offer at Moved and carried, that the chair ap­ upon 11. P. *B\.oo& is that they strike at the root of DImm*by eradicaung every particle of impurity .i.i "Xw XW 'SX.oodrt i by Druggiata iu every town in the United State* —a .«--- a.. RADWAY A Co. fog for telti Thercup. point tellers for tbe convention ; where­ The peculiarity of the for the life and health of tbe body depends upon the parity of tbe blood. If ths blood is poisoned, the bodv drags Mt a miserable existence. TbeeomedieHM1 U pcreooa haring claim* agalnat tbe eatate Druggteta. of U I MJ a* EiTui. d«cc*a*d are l.rrebv DOUfad and >equ**ted to present the |un>« far CHILDREN. exarninalHMi and •ujuslmrut io Um> uudereigM Coaisniaiune** duly amputated br lha Prvbate BADWAY’8 READY RESOLVENT given tn Court for tea eonuly uf tfarry, who will <nr*4 for do*ee»fbalfa U-eipeonful three Urnee per day. »ueh perpuM. at Ilia late rvridvncw uf foe aaid ill eureSore* of tea tin tn*, canker* tn th* Month deoeaecd. in the tow^hlp <.f DalUmure. Is »aid 're Htnda, Kara, and Eye*, either fro® Worm*, county of Barrv. lelbing, or any other cauae. If troubled with lljibj day of 1 nob, R**tl«une«a at Night, half a teaipoonful day the **vaa<» tbe RESOLVENT will tn.nre a cure. Rrire tbnoaaud eight don from lhe First District, and T. Pen­ State Convention, to be beld at Detroit XW \uxrtt. ©5 Wxs. CowaVr^. JUST RECEIVED Drastic Hill* of A lot-*, or Croton and Uarlcm Oil. The report of the committee was adop srbich have been showered upon him from Vuxt\\xu\ciX »‘tgal polices. J. F. Emory, FL Wright, W. W. Paul. pointed by acclamation, delegates to the "Huvri.eYou.% HVAE COM MISSION ER’S NOTICE. Those wb>> have friends in the army shod Id send them a pneknge of RAD­ F. Andrews, ted. On motion, J. M. Nevins, II. N. Shel­ of dollars each year in advertising theix merits, and publishing the TH BEE BOTTLES. Bated Auga*. is; 18*2. very «ucccs»tu|. I next us»-d it ns a pr<> ventivc,<>n.marches and when eticiniprd in malarious districts, it saved my army nroch sickness. JOSE VILAMIL Gen’l Commanding Army of E<pta>l-«r WAY’S READY RELIEF: it will pnv tert them against sickness. nod will save many Ilves.—Price 25 cis., 50 cts. and tl per bottle. oi^&vIac.*, and nonseqnent profit to the Proprietor, thus enabling him to expend * TWO BOTTLES. C. Bates, J. W. Mile*. J. Pryor. Thornapple,—Capt. J. CuxoXmh. • and hence thair Will cure ftalt Rheum. Scald head. Sore By®. Strumoea Dfochavgsa from the Ear*. Swelling ia lb* GrtAk, Falling of the Womb, Djapejuis, Ito* UT>WHT Kim bum in DursnanBe di w*»"*«• t™' 1 «»e»«->• - »* far exceeding any Family Meduuaen of • aimtlar naturo in the market An appreciating public was not long In discovering they poeaeiMd remarknblo Di OUR LINE OF TRADE; el that this remedy wiU rare. , (l cleanses the BJLpOD. Mcsolvus *11 Youra, Ate. W.H. TINGLEY, Surgeon and Medical Director') Baltimore,—W. K. Ferris, D. C. San­ J. W. Stebbins, IL N. Sheldon. -WE STILLill Kbeum, b..ro* uf all kmd*. Humor,. Paatalrt Pte>pl*s. bfotohaa. Ac., n^ldly and afltetivatv, ■rilhonl^xpoa'iro «w »ubjacUng th, pattest to tfio penia, which are not readily compounded in military service. ’ Escel*ior Brigade. | From Gen. J<«eVilainll.CoHinutnderin- born H. Iloughtalin, A. E. Durfee. Hastings,—N. Bailey, j. A. Swecxey, bars been introduced to the public for mots' than six yean, and hkve acquired au At your request, I give my opinion of tweuty.fonr (14) in tbeto'wuah.p oT Oreng7vlite ymir “RELIEF.” Alt bough opp,wrf OU Saturday the 11 th day of October a«xt Tl tea Glandular Swell ii Hickto empirMnl prepitralmoa, I used tn the o'dm.: !" ‘b» foroooou of said day, <bb following . . b«»«Ditaf a considerable, quantity, and described land* to alt: < The north fractional the *o«b-ca»: "filter (tf) 5 Ver^ Ulidhctory retells, eapeci illy *'?• •” I” 10 FOUR TO MX BOTTLES. in ,0WB ,ow“ ow one (I) noruJ north c C:io Rhewmatic Pains. Since the formula Range Will care Scro^*: BrphHto, White Bwelliaf. HAnjC Nine )•) ,5) we»t. wiii, containing euuialning forty-two fortr-awv and W* ’tr thL* 7 eieht eiRht one 0M hnndraik* bo»‘*,”ha re* (4S <•-!*•• to-160) acme: also alM SOT* Lee*. Syphilitic Rheumati*®, Gout, chronic of'it has been cornmunlisted to me, I am •* !*■ quarter (X) ot lhe south-east Di*e**e^Scorvey, D.-OI»cbiU». Tubercle*, Uloer* not mirprfeed ,1 its beneficial eff«cta.— qterter l| .« at aeetton tweive(l>) in town two 121 lo the throat or oo tbe Lnnr*. or Liver and ±S It npphet lhe place of luany elaborate formula of tbe United Slates Pharmnco- -pST" —•inc WHO east comer T. G. Cowls, J. H. Munroe, J. Fish. ani ■Baooa Via,i,a Will cure Fever Sore*, Ulcer*. Scree 1sLthe Cramer, E. Sawdy,.£. C. Nash. Johnutnwn,—II. P. ----- -- Camp Scott. Peter Wheeler, DR. RADWAY DAK DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP, a Jfrwr. Rodvoy mi tire on credentials. r* LIEF Is peculiarly adapted for tbe MiliChests. With this Ben,. v the soldier c«n visit all climates, and undergo the m<«t severe fatigues amj ^pMJHres with Mfety Jn South An.ori<W Where Mslarirme Dieease prevail, in * niiire malignant form thauiu the Uni­ «w«wspap*r, priDt*4 aod ooontr of Barry, to for *ixdaybf *oc. krert'*i”" ted Staten, it has proved it positive pru- iaurtiately prevtmZ raid SHSlUUSaVtiKDuJ’ *«ittaw, and an iufnllible Curative of all (A tree copy.) augri Judgo of Pnfoate. Fevers, Fluxes, Bilious Diseases, Acute Cholicn, Rheumatic Affections, Ate. As an evidence of its importance as «n Army EXECUTOR'S BILE. Medicine, we refer to the following suthority. Sweesry, C. 0. Scott and J. Fish, a oom *BLooia Vca.Tnv.-B. GRANT & SPAULDING Fitraw, Cboleraa. Ate., of the of IbeSesaion Lawaof l5»l. Alao a Revreaenlatire fo rreeatetire Dtetnet* into dividod. agreeable to the r 116, of theSaaatoo Law* of IB*I Die, the foHowurx (toanty iemuitv of Ham t A Tr»mrrr. OUR GOODS Unusually Low ! iodigeetioa, ooetivanaae, Ac. If a geulle tnovanenl of thi take fro® oaw to three, ifa U purge ia deaired, take from four to alx. A general invitation is extended. Resolution N Pei ved *wu opieu of * mw pap»r of tbrt d*wc, paWiabvd at Boatoc, by Jawea M. Wheat, Corti, Oats, Butter, Lard, Pork, and finally almost everything .yowhave •a *il. ; £4 - -■ ■ •itr • UT Don’t foil to INQ ■ Hotinp, May IB, J8fe HKEIWWUSffi.’n •I allow*. meptetirely. Baled. Heating*. A naval itah. IMS �SALE O i”*o js itesfa s «ts a is .*?? :k «.s ,W > Itt I !W53K yard. Into this reservoir or excavation put all &a weeds aatd waste.graseM, dee., JI crop, but its action will be increasingly manifest, while that of tbe guano fa ex­ hausting to lheaoil. by simply, calling up nutrition from an inch-finale depth, while it imparts nothing which ita own action does not exhaust. Ay a general rule, “small grain,” such, aa ‘rye, Xrheat, oats, and barley, requires a lees concentrated manure than potatoes and garden vegeta bles generally; you can therefore vary by mixing with a lighter manure. For the preservation of all kinds nf fruits, use glass bottles or jars. Select those of even thickness, or rather nf even thinness, for they are often to considera­ ble beat, and while they should tmt b£*> thin aa to break in common handling, or burst from internal pressure caused by fermentation, still they should not ba thick, or of pressed glass, when blown, glass jars can be readily obtained. So much for tbe the buttles. Now as to closing thbm air tight, we know corks will nut do it. The very structure of the substance fa against it unless oork of tbe most velvety character is obtained, and this fa costly. We recommend waxed cloth tied over the jar as a substitute at once cheap and effective, and have never found anything superior to It, Prepare the cloth in thia way; Melt together some rosin, beeswax and tallow, in equal parts; tear the cloth in strips four inches wide, or al least wide enough to conveni­ ently tie over the mouth uf. ths jar, and dip these strings,.drawing them through the hot wax end stripping nearly all the wax off. With cloth thus prepared, after the jar is filled with hot preserves, and while still hot, close the mouth and bind It on with good linen cord. Then with shears trim off as much of the waxed cloth as desirable, and then dip it in some melted wax, which should be made with about half as much tallow. Sealing-wnx may be used instead ifiedesired, Die jars should be put where lhe wax will cool at once, so that the exhaustion cause by tbe cooling of the preserve* and condensation of the steam, may not .* :■'£ 18 £ .? >5 itty* ing over each layer as it is packed in, a thin coating of the following composition, wii; sal ammoniac one p<8C,. eM lime two parts. This ia to be sprinkled oq each layer of weed, &c., of six or eight inches of thickness; arid upon this, dr upon each of tbeee layers, fa placed a thin fayer of earth. ’*■! After your reservoir is filled, sprinkle over the (op layer from time to time, n thin layer of plaster uf Paria (sulphate of lime). Thia will prevent the evapor­ ation of tbe ammonia formed. Next into your reservoir ao filled, let all the urine from your stuck gradually drain, so that it runs over and entirely through the mass. From six months to a year may be necessary fully • to incorporate tbe materials; but when rqady. 100 weight uf this manure, mixed with com­ mon barn-yard 'manure, wiil -’eMitain more real vegetable sustenance than tbe same weight of guano. It may nut 'ap­ pear ao evident as the cuanoln me‘’first ANNUAL TAX SAL^B. M Sts M Aceno* GsxaaAL'a Ornes. L*n*u><, Mich., July 1,1MX. 1 f ST O muebofeseb of Ute Mowing described Use or parcels of land aituaUd fa tbe County Barrv. delinquent for unpaid taxes for tbe yas mentioned below.aa will be sufficient to pay the U S 7 M ... is 90 as M 73 90 78 £ 8 5?S ss s:« :s *hsll ’selectin lifting., the county seel ------------------ ! /E.SS.’.tl Twa 1 K.rtk rfWW 1« ▼-> « 8 8 ..kor. «X« E‘! - .2 flf 1BJ5. «-■« S3 m except Seem ly* I s S f» 8 lq -it*# # W' W.-Ite ;|i £ ;.a ui ■'?!'•■-a £ ■£ 7« «: 90 W8i i8T3 '«■»' 1859. ■Mare er IM* . .. I 94 ■ •MrfeeM 33 7? 2 ’UrjmE tv ,■ ..bnfit* i s!*♦*».I V»»H x-tje 1861. is r. 8 ‘,8 « । P‘ «f • | W‘4 SS& a ls. 11 » 1 IS M IS 88 •a B -MM Xz.£ -45 I'W i io «i 4S..« E fe •KoTdwX H s-4! .u eouth of the quarter post on tbe north line of section No. A«Vofu«X 2® J83€-ri7U .iS r. laU S' IS Ii’ 1074 1073 IOT« 1077 IS *4 »O 44 -H5r«j5» • tlu .... U 01 01 01 s 7, 4*..790’ K^’if -;g| 90 10 SV » 8 ■ e flX of nefr ofii tfo'TX n wlZofn tl 1S-- Eastern Adihlh>i> I n«K«rf :< l: Vilingtr Village ,4* (Jiui !0 M S£ 2 M ,5 I An< ’’,s** f l>«reb«- g^cn tlmt in accnnlm.<-e Hll|, ona of the Statute fa such com made 'County Tr is » i m 8 49 84 woe i oo 3.. 8150 BEST PIANOS. 8150 RS MmonwtM I ?s?c,x 1 9 B OROVKNYEVN * HALE, baring rrmorid to 9 U their avw wsfTroums, - y. --------17 IS ' " ** Me. 478 B10ADWAV, M of s ei 7 Octave BoMwood PifUio, SiSFI .‘S a RR’lg 8 si S' 90” 4' *8 te 11 87 90 .5 SA Freud* grand *180 Sts ■ fr of n al 90 E W *4«* — W6 to *200, IS 8 81 ‘Jg ’JS Si? 9 M 98 90 11 8 U TOT „l- .r O iaA 10 10 J20 160 To 1 aa «« i-.-LlSl’! 80 « M 90 Io TO S” J... m BKOApWAY'Rfcfe YORK SS5 10 40 1 04 common sth in water, sprinkle the Mme over your manure heap, and the volatile parts of tbe ammonia will become fixed salts, from their having united with the lg £ % : Wool! “S' tfi 10 a Wool! TOE Fl.ACE TO'GEl'WOOlC.UPl.I'. Oa JtjnrtiTACrt-an> into A'Good (Jr*Lirr ur ox«otrac. a diG I ' •r !• ret Utah liMMed. Is . at the New^^Ypyi^p Kart-n» ••! 3£ Vuof n wiw quickly absorb carbonic add, forming seflWof carbowate of soda; thns you will retain with your manure tbe ammonia that would otherwise fly away, and you h also r. new and most important agent trodoced, via: tho carbonate uf a »■ tt -fl a " • B •» » '1?“ of ‘8 ,£ '■ LANGFORD O. BERRY, Salt to Sayb Mamubb.—Dissolve uiuriBuu auiu »u lira cukikkhi mil, uhu the soda thus liberated from the salt will — W;ljrt _'.{•» cause the wax to run through the cloth. Nothing can be more thoroughly air­ tight than bottles so prepared. Self-sealing air-tight glass jars, which are now so common, are the best vessels known to us for securing preserved fruits, but the above is good advice tn those who have plenty of common glass jars and buttles.—Momttttad. AvtumxalTift*.—Noone can main­ tain, after this year’s experience, that frost has any special agency in the Au­ tumn coloration of leaves. Scientific men have long understood the matter nnd have explained tlie ripening of the leaf as a simple process of vegetable growth, though the coloration of iht leaves at maturity can no more be sc-, counted for than tbe red of the rose, the blue of tbe violet, or tbe orange of the IHy. The color which leaves assume in the Fall is due to the same causes. But the popular idea that the Raves are changed by tbe frost is so Grmly estab­ lished in the mind*of the unscientific and unobservant people, that it is difficult to dispel. This year tbe foiliage baa as Burned the most gorgeous coloring with­ out the sign of frost, and indeed seems to be more brilliant on account of its non­ appearance. 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TiW OF- ■ Bang he from the Hebrew Pulaibt, IJ—_ »C. ■. ........ DWrmFBISeF. Bongoftrinmph and awHptios, Boeh *e iraehed the *w*rtb Egyptian, GREAT ^listings' Biuintss fiirtttorn. JICTOIT!! SPAULDING, EALERS in all Kinds df drv, good*,Kroe«r crockery, Ac. 0.,*lImport offict. D Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS » M Itofl ALLEN, DRUG EALER IN GROCERIES, previalaa*. pro d . e. fii»b. butter, lard, txirk. and grain ot all kind Ato> tor* candle*, etc..etc. Store in CalHurn a Block. Staleilrect. Hasting*, Mich. D '• • And the rote* ofhia d*rotien Filled my ton! with atrange emotion j F«r It* tone* by turn* **r« glad, Sweetly solemn, wildly *ad. Pan! and Silaa in their prison. Broke their dungeon-gate* at night. Dot »!at 1 what holy angel Bring* th# alar*tbl*glad evangall And what earthquake's arm of might STORE!!! -------- —CO------------ Jfflisttllanj. Roberts &. Striker, Old JUST RECEIVED Bachelor. Why don’t you marry' Joe?" "Marry !’’ was the answer made hi the most cmitriiiptoiiK manner, accompanied by a tilt <>f the chair to allow his slip­ pered feel to rest comfortably on the mantle piece. DRI GAA1W .TIEDICINEK, ....... —sllOMry. Alic ianc» ariicira. "Yes. marry. J uni mire you want n (■ffChcuilrnls, Pnluta, Oils, Cam Holbrook-* New Bloek, Hatting*, Mich. wife. Yon are making ducks and drakes IM pbeuc. Burning Fluid, • •f your income, wa-ting no. much in TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. housekeeping. Housekeeping! The iden «>fan old bachelor’s keeping house!” SWtrZtl A ALLE1L "Why not? llminnh make* me very •s ATT.A Wand Solicitor* in Chan«s>mfortahle." "Comfortable! Look nt this room.— Will be bapp.T ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Everything in the wrong place, dust an inch thick, and not one of the pretty PURPOSES,ONLY^: Officr in th* Court House, Hailing*. Mich. •fixins” with which women beautify a HH-in nt a trifling expense.- Then you fairly support Hannah’s family, if I may D kNIKL COOK, Also a full stock of judge by the quantity of provisions, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Ge»e*»l Land and clothes and ftiel, she smuggles out ot th* Tat Agent, will attend to th* MOeeUon of .lebtsand all other baaineM pertaining tabla office. g4le." Office hi Goodyear’s block, up stafr*. "WhalF Down came the chair,.feet and all, and .A. HOLBROOK, the Isichclor, who was tall, handsome, TEA. COFFEE. SUOAR. SPICES. PEPPER. and yet oil the bright pi'’* "f l*irtjr, stisid PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; up before hia little cousin, who wna fling­ in fact, everything in the Grocery line, auch a* ing horn* truths m« lavishly in his face. s ill be ueriled for farnilv uae. “Fact, Joe ; I've seen her do it. <Now, J. !«. RURSEL HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office in Ra***U'i a wife would imike this housekeeping ull store. Slate street. _________ (EllLJIEES’T J>lEB'J,ajniXBY straight Now, do iiiarry. Cousin Joe, I want you to get n real nice wife." JOHN ROBERT*, And Cooklsc Extract* "Where i* she to be found ?" PHYSICIAN and Kurvron. Dwelling on Dread­ “Well, let mu see.” And the litlle war. near the Coari House. bemity knit her brow nnd looked as much II. F. CHERRY puzzled as if the name <»f the person pr>»|Hiscd had not been on the tip of her longue fur lhe last hour. "Let me see! PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ Oh, I know ! Meta Snow." VELOPES. CARDS. Ae.. Ac. "What! Meta Snow, the most ex Upon oar shelves may be fosnd all of the travagsul girl in the village! Now if HOST POPULAR you had said Mary Wright, who dresses simply, and has her bouse furnished so prompllv Mid effineatly uud pl^uily, I m ight have consent­ ock. Baid" Creek. ed; but Meta Snow—why her dresses and bonnets would cuts fortune. Dot to mention the expensive furniture she de . Particular Dee4«. Mortlights in. N«» cliatr*, sofas, or cut tarns We would respectfully but embroldel eCt <>uea suit her, and oh, ms of Rttlina* and vidr worst of All, she spend* half her lime readiiig lrnahv magazine*. MeuSnow!” and Joseph liarria mink tack inhuohnir TTORNKT an4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW. utterly overpowered with the mmpiitude and Solicitor and Coonwrilor In Chancery.— ticular aUcnllnn paid to Ih# collection of uf the idea. tn* and monev promptly remitted. ••So Meto’s extravagance is the ob­ urn™. «ii, W. W lUlpb MUO..I1I.. QnM*l*l attrrrtion will b* p*i<t t° COMPOUND- jection ?" Barry County, Michigan. ING^ul nnltiM n" "Well, yes; she is pretty, intelligent, lively, accomplished, but, y<ai know, KX1FFEN A BERtOWS. Jciiuie, ruy brudrer’s experience makes TTORNEYS ssd COUNSELLORS AT LAW. me dnadiati extravagant wife. 1 think boberts a striker. tie owed his downfall entirely to Mar­ garet ’ s lore »>f jewels, fine clothes, and ,n Offire’^riirr of Kain and Burdick Streets. Ha*tix< cxpen*nefurniiare. I am nut mean—” -indeed you are nut, Joe.” "But I know what a weight on a man’s county orrxoxii*energies an extravagant wife is.” “■jben if I can prove Meu Snow the most economical girl in the village, and U0G8 OF PROBATE. Nol"1TIIr"b,/c’5’1 ttatataspend* les* iu one year than Mary Wright in'six inunUw. you will glv«*me unxo**'* Old LoxtoX Doi al purposes, tor axle by a new eousin, your wife 1” "Yes 1 will; but I’ll bet a dozen pair DAWIVI. OTJEIKW. l'.>«.< Br~.< Wmp. {“,•" bl of kid gloves and a new bnuxdul agsiijst a smoking cap—mine you know is very shabby—that you firiL" "Dune! Cmue spend this eyauiiyF with me. Guud by." And sway want. Jvnme Harris, ■« • inaUimumri scheiuus JjEdtSTER OF "DEEDS. and Notary intent. ” ■ , ltV Office in the Court Route, andopen «« «• ,ow lost: -SO how mstomdi jboeri-'FHCM taM* when ,r* ,,n Tta evening found Joe early at hi* cousin’*. To tell tbc truth, Meta Snow’s /or record. .__________ ___________ preUy face and winning manners bad JAMES A. SWEBEEY, won tta tacbelor’* heart lung beti-re, tat tier autiareiitly expensive tabus fright­ ened back lhe offer* on the tip of his tongue.and be wm willing enough to pay the wager’ could U but t« tairiy woo. "Now, Jo*,*’ said Jemiie, mealiag him al the d-ior. "I am going to bid* you, and OBULANM*^ h.naiw.u>k .iiloWrrl. u- »1M> V MI miwt listen. Ifyou are here I •bould like to *>k all the question* > »Uo<* ROBERTS & KTHIKER, new and mo*t complete assortment <• T »>inj na (d tabnamab ...I rtiugb-., j.a—...! »/F ,<r ;•11'11 " \ u jarawi .g M nrnn^ • । h it _ intta la*0 oioaet, on 4 AU tattrider- ,7 BtnMffy ta ia«C>>ltal. auJF proridci for tta pnrpU*. put kb and tot apiece would have Iteen captured •ye to a hole In ttowtamkl, gpd H .butffie the splendid dj-u-iphnu ''•fjtllPgunj-7 •unre? nfita vtaltoreJri< taWHnfc. AE niMj : -HKta Mnaxuo welldi«eipHa^d to tar tMa. ka?wl*>b WRtroffala tftaolderw rt!! ’ advaWrifc upon Washingfam diaptip* order*, my boy, and a* Crfpfaln ' placed bh ear wbare hta «r» had taen. highly raaptatabl««nd airjUagltf mtata-'U tWtoTe 8amlt!i-to The young ladies, hoth peetty’ were and that | all :oir respondent* are I aaciudrdJ drewedfo very diffi-rent styles. Meta fn?m tbe lines, leal aping ofthem, iu tbsir;' Wore a Hght hiue ailk, with Bounce*, fire DmaiilbUMUMof^riiri^jiSiViMiru*, J upon the hortfeYnrccwa* irotaa Imflamatel Ieanf velvet, and a pretty head dre» the adtantee opon WiuMngr6n::lijt6 a re­ of bW ribbrn* on ‘her MEBriant light treat from Rfehmotfd.: "" 1,1; attired In a pearl enlwGru. ,wh(., r.. . But I gained'admission to tbe acene by m.kinaViifWOK rd rilk: mad* fectly'plain, with a rick ‘Vg.Jtiry and plowing jsniform reel.td Mm wlfh , M>^ffil|*rwji J r. . _______ of the, Southern Con fed f-racy-, and. am L,SWe»r»¥t,lWISS'»/FJHga!ll.>M>, .IwMnipla braidR with gold beaded pin* at' thereby''enabled to give you some further llr MtHHlslWl', '.1 ths book. aedmifitbf <he skillful retrograde atfrande to which I dimiy:referred In toy absorb­ nts*4ike?m«ro«r,^nd anyp he.: „ ti-. “Whst a pretty dreta. Met* !" ing last. ' tkaitohavaioatiopadQWQr “Ain't'lt? I made tt to-day;” m.; . The uniform of the celebrated Confed­ Smith?! > “Mad* lit’ . ’ .q eracy is much rrspected( by many qt oyr^ ' I am unable to state what rc^owMbtim ,“O yes. I make all ray own draaaee; officers, my buy, and I* the «>my’ giltse” iGen. iRtMftM-rtftJ«hake.--r>>f-M ttal mo­ rnent K body bl ^ii|Iaym»^!ifi/e^i Ketw eon it I* quite a easing?’ in which a fallow belrtg may shiutitrite ---------------- jj_k- gisliajs Sasstr, GROCERIES! P PATENT MEDICINES ■DHEA?. FO ©ASH -Vo^" B MANHOOD; io, and they might be sby <* ^vriwi. “Ptay eavesdropper Jetmie 1‘ ■»,. “I abwiki think U would hr,"enki Marv Wright; "mv drmmgtnkerla bill* ard ennrmnua. I wnrt’t have ntytadrexnes made anywhere bilt in Philadelphia,]and. it mat* me a amall forlune.” “My pattern* com* from there,” ,said Metn. “Jcpnicv I am making yon ahead drew Ilk* mine. Do you like it I". “Yea, thank you,.very nroch.” . . “It i*. made out >4the ribtan I had on my Inst Hog dress. I got a reprint -fo*, rennovatingnld ribbonvU*t wb*k and I tried it. M v hretrilea are of the name.” “I thought it ana bran new,” Mid Marv. “What an economical girl you ar*. Meta!" ' the apeukera. one ot-ita rwer*jerking the , Thu* attired, I joined the Mackerel Brigade in its cheerful work of pushing Richmond awsy .from its martial "front, nod having penetrated to the rear, where horrildp .parngge wga being wrought in the frantic rank* of the confederacy. I be­ held the idolized General of the Mackerel, Brigade anxfotnly searching for some­ thing upon lhe ground. In a moment hr Linked up. and saya be to the warriors tn hi* nritfldiorbondj. y, . - , "My children have you seen anything of a *inall black botlle dint 1 placed upon tha gnu.* just nbw,- when I turned to apeak to my aid ?’’ Jennie tittered. A Mackerel chap coughed rexpectfullv “I heard Meta called eztravagant tndev." she said. "Cum*. Meta, deny the nnd say* hr : “1 guess it was takru by some equestrian Confedrracie*, which bus charg* and prove II falae." “I think I can without vanity,” said juxt made amfther raid.” "Thunder !” says lhe General, “that’s Meta. “Father i« not rich, and since my the third bottle I've lost in the same way nomirel. I make all my own doth**, withiii nn hour.” And he proceeded slow­ bonm*>*. cloaks, and drraaea indoded; ly nnd ihunghtfiilly to mount bis horse, w hich stood eyeing him'with funeral’ so­ embroider my collars and sleeves." “What?" cried Mary ; "these elegant lemnity and many inequalities of sur­ collars and sleeves you wear? Whv, I face. Turning to another part of the line, my have often said that, although mine cost me an much, they do not compare with hoy. I liebeld Captain Villiam Brown and Optain Bob Shorty in tha act of per­ yours,’* . i i ‘•It it pretty work to*-take nut when forming a great strategic movement with my hand* would otherwise be idle.” said tiie indomitable Conic auction, many of Meta. "See, I have one here. I will whom were employing lhe moment to work a* I defend myself. Then Jennie, I to take a last l<M*k at the canteen* pre­ make many of father’s things—his dres­ sented to «hetn before leaving home by A Dumber of sing g..u n*, gmder-dolbes, alippera—and their devoted mother*. embroider a-nU for nil the worn out reckless Confederacies had just crossed chairs ami sofas. Our parlor furniture a bridge spacing n small stream hear by got very shabby, and aa we could nut and thu object of thi* during movement. iifford to reJurtiish ; but the curtains I wm tosuddeuly destroy the bridge before embroidered, and new sent* fur oltonisn* they ooold retreat and llien make prison­ sofa* and chairs, and, with *>me of toy. er* of the whole. iL was a auhlitne conception, my boy, t.die* an.la coutuf vaniiat-iereanJ ibei.t a sublime eoucvptiuu, and rich with strat­ > "The prettiest purlor in the village!" egy. Like panthers surrounding their unsus­ said Jennie. "But, Meta, the timey urpecting prey, thu. wily Mackerel* swept ticbw, abatlvs, and all Uiesu things <" Iioineleiwly across the bridge,, applied "U. I make them, and they cost very their axes with die quiduirsv uf Uxsight, little. Then father like* a good-table, and in a moment tfie doomed structurrsod I have les rued to be quite a book.— frll Splashing into the water. It was I put up all our preserve* and pickle*, taaniiiul bi see VHiiai.n’s honest exulta make Ute cake, and provide naw dishes tionat thia lUoiatTit; hi*-eyes brightened cuuuantly.H ■ . like small - bottles of {brandy with lhe "Mercy !’’ cried Mary; “why the prelight shining through them,-*nd.says he "We have cirvumvuuted th*.Confede­ cost us a mint ot money." racy. Ah!” any* Villiam proudIv ; "the "But, Mete,” said Jennie, “how do United States of America, is n«»w pre? you find time for nil thia? i was mpared lu omtiuue in the exutangc buxi­ tormed you spent half your time reading nes*. and—” u trashy magazine.” lie prtuiwd. He paused, my boy, bo. eau»a he suddenly oliaurvud xtpu. Captain when jou make itao usefuly<»ura<-lf |” ' Bol> Shorty had commenced to *cratch hi«i ~1 but repeal another’s arecrtiuhs.” bead in a dismal manner. , jj... . "But, Meta,” said Mary", "I should “I’m hlesscd,” aaya Copt. Bub Shorty, think the patterns and receipts you re­ iu o colerjoal. manner—“rm blenred if I quire for to much work would oust a for­ don't think there'* amue mistake here, tune." iny military inhuit.” ,, , "They cost me three d<dlure a year." "Ha!” says Villiam, with dignity; “Where do ymi get them ?” 1 “do you diaoover * flaw in the grantotaie "From th* traihy magazine. My woven by lbs' Uuijed Slates of Aoiurica Ladies' Magazine furnishes all this vaL around the d<s>mad Confederacy ?,” . cable information; and father aay* hia Copt. Bob Shorty again scratched his three dollars expenditure is a clertf tax­ head, *nd Bays he i ing every year of ball bis funner expen•‘I dou’t wish lu make unpleasant in­ sinuation* ; but it aeem< to me that thia "Letmeout! let me out!" cried a here body of infantry baa Irft-itaelf un the. voice from a d<*et behind tbe young wrung aide uf the stream ?” ladies. And su it had. By on* of those little " Wbat’s that?" cried Mary and Meta, mistake* whk-b will sometimra occur in faith at one*. the most victorious armies, the Conic “Only my Cuuain Joe. Com* net auction bad tboughtleaaly crowd the ah-1” And Jennie opened the door. bridge Wore destroying it, thus leaving "But what was he doing there ?” saked tbemsrivea on one aide <>f the river, while Meta. . . . . . tbe riotous Confederates were on the "Eutiag my preserves,” giving her other. cousin a pinch. > How they got across again, at a fiirda"Nuauch thing,” aaid Joe, frankly ; “I ble place higher up, jatt in time to sec wm eaveadnipping, I aril ashamed to aay. th*e»nfuderadue cro**again, ala furdab|e Miss Meta, forgtva me fur the unfounded pl six' lower down, I will not pause to tell you, as such uifurinalioo might retard defended you al the time and shutoie up ’jnMnwtV ■ _ . here to convince me what a mistake I hid Once mor* stationing myself near the made. 1 take it back ; and.!' ha added in General of the Msi-kerel Hrigtide, who sat astride hja. funeral charger -hke. the cquestrish atatue “flfie Duke of ^Veiling, ton, t wa« watching nisTuotion* attentive­ H forgive yno." Mid Mrte laugbfog.: veteran's borM rlnlriftjy from undarbwh and gill I oped the.steed aw'ajCwith hlm.-^-, riling pirn’Ku. and *ay.Sqho , n -.-Wber,-. raj>.,nw m« “I gM~." Mr. •JMW' p»g up—-I 0WH .n (KM . equestrian ‘G'lifrieracy, :iw| mad* another raid.pi . .; I would gladly enntinue my narerive of the advance mqvjgnent. mv bov.ab.-w Ing h»»w niir forcracontinued their march in excellent order, witty rdXeMfht a spot within ten mllemf The fthce thev gained on the’KUh-iwim; d*y‘;'' hot.' rii*b'•♦•dela­ tions would rimply teqd. to.eovfnM your weak mind with tfhfiy graft-dmthu. CWeerning mlptgrv afTrir* w hiejt t'bnd ‘ to make civilian* ImperitnrnWV criflcil. ’ It ia th* kirnple ’ Alitjr of rivfPana? to implicitly truxt onr brasthlmtioned Gen. ernl*. of whbm there are enough to furnlah the whole wnyld with war—and nev­ er finish it nt that. Yours, weekly, Ottener* C. KtRH. — There h an afl*clmg and- Ihrilling xtnrv told, of Commodore BanJ.-tv* who fought the battle of I.nke Erie Against Perry. H* waa engaged tn he married’to a fine EngllalT gfrl." ’ At Trafalgar, with Nriann.’he had hurt an arm. At Lak* Erie he lost a leg. On returning to Eoghmd. feeling hi* condition very acutely, he sent.it friend tn hi* hetmthed tn tell her that, npder th> circiitnwtnnre* in which he flfflnfl h«hi«*!f. he musidered her releaeed from all engagements to him. The ladv heard lhe message and then arid to lhe friend, “Edward, then, think* I may wish,our engagement to be broken heeniia* nfnia mtsfr.rttiprs, floe* he?-— Tell him that if be only brings hack tn England body enough tn hold th* nonl he carried awav with him, I'll tnnrry him." “Haitche*” and “Hoe's .—“la nbxt da/,'ths next, and the next, Hui J*tu»ia—• repent­ ing the aame queMiun njid,. nxgiv^w the. Mine reply.-- Al la*U hyipt-oiug to i-'.nscly observe the clerk in his searching Operations,'he middeiily exclaimtri : ’■ “Look Vr$! I aay! Yoer’e looking ntnnng the JfaitcAet. and tuy ntuiib begiua I with a Hu I"— U. S. Mail. , TAtK-BaAMjep-- •-•(! aw.ver,". »ny ■ Quilp, “bear *ny malice toward* tn* mart who, without malice, say* an ill thing’of me; ’ w ith no intention that I should hear of it.Ido the same thing coMhers—perhaps to him- Ju -tact, wil^few exi-eplioii*, every-, lady talks about everybody whom ba thinks worth mentioning. And what of it? Notliing—unlrs* some tale'bearer' chixntea to make mischief. Accordingly, in auch a ease, toy quarrel is with the man whti.-brings me the ncwa. . 1 set him down ntooce for my enemy,, or the weakest and iuoSC truaUvaomr uffricnas, whom 1 am to crus* out ol my books as Axoriixa ox th a Old Stock Gons.— Isham Randolph Joticrs-'ii, died on the 6th. of J lily last, at his taaideiice in T««dd county, Kentucky, in the 7l*t year of hi* age. Tm neraoual reacmblatae which he bore to thp prenl uutber nt the Declaration u£> halrpriideuce i* said to have -been ; astonishingly striking* nor was he dencieut intboae great mental and moral Ml tributes which dhuiiiguietad that seven children to mourn his depanurd. ly, when a Wiy of bureenicn suddfiily dashed by him, and I saw, na they dis­ No Haan. AmmY •>* THB Sorrnwx Cu*sT.—Flag officer rtuf*-nt rfporta that appeared. that he was left burehended. "rhuiider!’’ Mys the Gen. winking there are no rebW'toldirta on the fcmlhcm emst. so far na be ran discover. The Meta was following them;-bat Joe In­ very violently in th* aimlight, and mi­ wardly blessing bi* Cousin Jennie, took lling’ his aWord in a fearless'., manner, officers «»f the. Rhode . Jshmd, which bah jam arrived from the Smith, confirm the "Where’s niy cap g..ne to 1” her hand and gently rletamed her. ' general truth of tMTatiltement: ^Ttaifr-' Rrgder.qiy tale ia fold. Jut Harris , There was a respectful Mackerel chap ii/k habd. and aaj a be : to riw-dining room a moment. 1 want To nil old bachelors J would My, at part­ ing: “Go thou, and do Wtpsriee, think it waa tool by the equestrian ; O'nfrderacy which baa just tuada another invade -ttHj/ N<»rtl|. "Hum J" says the General thoughtfully 'that’s veryjgrue. Thunder ! this h all Hark I J. C. cun there nnylhihg ’ere fi>r George Hngderi? ’ In­ quired n newly importrd>-.*»ckfiew Jhcutbyr ,day.al tM$cw,X«rk ,P«r«l Office. “Nothin, aiy.” reidjed_ th* clerk, after making search for ilie expected litter.— The inquirer depjfrhri;’' returning the I sauntered to Hreftori telegraph wire. pretty well It an �WfrlMM BANNER. and «U<Mil -ppx«' Kite ft CBO0LEY*8 W. print, K tbia ((arm fella, with ek»n ll|M> from Glue. O M T no pr*»position tsrence at Altoona, ,eSr eve* a vrntured.touGhingjb* removal WITHOUT or ILK AND WITH FVRE ■ ™n,“ ’SrS .t-.lta.ea.ry.her.. Cement Y»t d f GLUE IM THE WORLD TH« CT^PfTGI.UE IM TBE WORLD. THiMffiMffDtJRABLE GLUE IM THE WORLD TH1OTLTB1UABLEGLU W THEWUR1.D from such L-illMsrHUmiww» lu* Iim-Mmm •uwmwt at tbla lima, Ua> n anUral; ’ .j " "Louisville, Sept. 26. Tto story oflMg.XJen. Dumont bring that gentleman. . The address to foe President, as agreed IT Wt WILL MEND IT WILL MEND rtr Tfaawrvr—JOHN OTO, No counter prepotUioiL or. am ended Ad.-. Go^ii-'naL annexe, orisg- an en1igb|«qad .pfoBt flantitwat, that any criticism regarding-it»-details seems,Jo to entire!j’ Otit of place. Any man who tos ^eretotore demanded foe cuufiscatfon wmmmhmw ‘•SxCTWit JS. And i—rw1 an nr* be it furfoereooDted,: that, n^olaya escaping into any State or Territory, drfoR.-Piatrioc nfColumbia, from anj Qfito9tatfaL shall be delivered of rebel property, ioclodlcg the wmauai- Beard <JUwtfM-MDlrnr Ar Jtakr / Oe BORSCH, of Monroe. Republican Cetoty CeaveaUoR. There will be a Republican Convention for Um county of Barry, to be bald at the Coart Home, in tbe Tillage orHssttnp, on Fridaytk'1TA of October, next, at ora o'clock, P. M., for (bo nomination of County Officers, and for the trans- uecesssry. Each township will be entitled foar delegate*. J. M. NEVINS. GEO. THOMAS. X W. BAILEY, J. H. MUNROE, 0. L. INGRAM, offense against foe unless foe . per­ injustice, to criticise In a censorial •plrk,1’ son'claiming said fugitive slave shall first make ogfofoal the person to whom this proclamation. It renders him liable the labor oy service pf such to foe suspicion of persistent..querulous-, alleged to be due, is his lawfol owner,. non, carried to unreasonableness on every «ud has not been in -grata, agahtsl the point There fa a class of men, however United States in foe- present rebel lion, nor in any wky given aid or comfort who are perfectly consistent ij^onndpmi|: thereto, add-.do person engaged in foe ing this‘proclamation. Tbeae are traitors military or naval service of tbe United and .thsay m pat h igera with treason. When States shall, under any pretesc whatever, foe proclamation is carried into execution assn me tn decide on foe validity of the it will act only ns a punishment for trea­ claim of any person to service of labor of any other person, or surrender up any son, or, In other words, as an agent for Mich person to the claimant, on pain uf the suppr cssiou of foe rebellion. It will being dismissed from the service.” operate only against traitors. How per­ And I do hereby enjoin upon, and or­ fectly natural, then, that those Republican Representative Coareatioa who de­ sire font foe rebellion shall succeed, and those who reprobate everything that tends Notice ia given, that a Republican Conven­ tion. for tbe Second Representative District in the County of Barry, eompoaed of tbe eight towns compridng tbe south half of add county, will be holden at Carver Robioeon’e, in Johnstown, on Saturday! ‘be 11th da^d* October next, at one to tbe discomfortoftbegreatestcrimlnals the world ever knew, should denounce! this proclsmation. It li ve^y natural that lhe devils of foe Southern rebellion' der all persons engaged in tbe military end navaVservice of tbe United States to observe, and enforce within their respect­ ive spheres of service, foe act and sections above recited. And the Executive will in due time recommend that all citizens of tbe United States who shall have remained loyal thereto thmoghout the rebellion shall, upon tbe restoration of the constitutional devil of old, to be let alone. Southern relations between the United States, and journals, organs of Jeff Davis’ govern­ their respective States and people, if tbe ment, will denounce it as infamous and relation shall have been suspended or disturbed, be mmpenuted for all losses oppreasive, and foe N. Y. World, Chicago by acts of the United States, including the Timet, and other papers and men, defend­ loss of slaves. ers of the rebellion, will unite with them In witness whereof. I have hereunto in general denunciation. There has nev­ set my hand and caused the seal of the er been an act uf foe Government so well U nited States to to affixed. Done st tbe city of Washington, on calculated to draw foe line of demarkation this tbe Twenty-wonnd-of Sept, in tto between loyal men and traitors. year <»f our Txird one thousand eight hundred and sixtv two. and of the inde­ pendence of the United States the eighty, Proclamation by the President. seventh. Bt ths President of ths United Signed. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By lbs President Statss of America—A Proclamation. —I, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America, and Com­ mander in Chief of the Army and Navy State Convention. thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare Retolved. That the existing rebellion is that hereafter, as heretofore, tbe war will without justifiable cause. It has no pnral be prosecuted for the purpose of practi­ lei in the world’s historv.in iu* maynitwlf. cally restoring the Constitution, and the extent, power and atrocity. Ito wickedness relations between the United States and ran to measnsed only by the beneficence the people thereof in the States in which of tbe Government it seeks to over­ that relation is or may be suspended or throw. ■ ■ disturbed. Tbst it is my purpose, upon ' Revived. That our national existence, the next meeting of Congress, to again the interest of unborn millions, the hopes recommend the adoption of a practical nf eonstitntinnril freedom throughout the measure, tendering pecuniary aid to the world, all depend upon the utter annihi­ free acceptance or rejection of the slave lation of thi* nefarious rebellion and it States so-called, tbe people whereof may must end shall Mb‘subdued whatever to not to then in rebellion against the Uni ' the cost in treasure and in blood. That ted States, and all which States shall ' it is the paramount duty of the Govern­ then have voluntarily adopted, or there­ ment to accomplish this object without after may voluntarily adopt, lhe Im me­ qualification or compromise. Uncondi­ diate or gradual abolishment of slavery tional surrender iafoe only terms tbarm­ within their respective limits. Tbst tbe ed traitors. efforts to colonize persons of African Retailed, That foe proclamation of the descent with their consent, upon tbe con­ President of the United States of the 22d tinent or elsewhere, with the previously nf Sept, meets our unqualified approba­ obtained consent of the governments tion. as a war measure, right and proper existing there will be continued. . That, in itoelf. and necessary and effective for on lhe first day of January, in the year destroying this wicked rebellion, and of our Lord one thousand eight hundred since the Administration is tbe only legal should demand, as did a scarcely greater GEO. THOMAS, D. C.SANTORS, H. P.CHERRY, County Convent lea—A Change. Owing to tbe Agricultural Fair to be held at Prairieville on the 10th inst, the call for a Republican County Convention has been changed to October 17th. We trust our friends will endeavor to give this notice of chsnge a general circulation in the various townships so that no in­ convenience may result from the altera­ tion. It is desirable that every town to by its beat represented in Convention men, and tbe committee were unwilling that any other interest should conspire to defeat such a result. The State Ticket. The State Convention, Republican which convened at Detroit on day last endorsed Wednes by re-nomination foe present State officers who have ad minis tered tbe State government ao success­ ful ly for foe past two years. The officer* re-nominated arc, Austin Blaik, for Governor, John Owxn, for State Tree surer, Jar. B. Porter, for Sec retary of State, 8. S. Lacxt, for commis­ sioner of foe State Land office, John M. Grkoort, for Superintendent of Public Instruction. The services of these men to the State and country are well known, and, we believe, truly appreciated by the citizens of this State. In addition to ordinary duties pertaining of Governor, Gov. Blair the to the office has promptly met all the requirements of the National Government, and has been eminently successful in organizing our State forces and preparing them for foe field. Tbeother incumbent s of State offices have all been eminently successful in the discharge of their respective duties <so much so, that Michigan is cited abroad as a State celebrated for foe prosperous condition of every department of the State Govenrmeut. Relative to tbe additions of our State Ticket, we copy and endorse the language ofjhe Detroit Adrertiter and Tribune as follows: MOfthe additions to tbe ticket, wo have Charles S. Mat, of Kalamazoo, for Lieut Governor. Mr. Mat is a leading member of foe Kalamazoo bar, although yet but a young man. He has not been any In public life, but is a gentleman of ability, information, and possesses quali­ ties calculated to adorn public station.— He was a Captain in the Second Michi­ gan Regiment, but compelled to abandon tbe service owing to greatly impaired health. Emil Ankxke of Ingham for Auditor Genereal, is an intelligent and educated German, who stands as tbe representa­ tive of a class of our fellow citizens aecand devotion to free principles Ha baa of a clerkship in the office of the Auditor General, and understands the routine of ita duties, and will, wo believe, perform them with proper skill and dilligence. Aubert Williams has of late' had his shims folly set forth in these columns. Ho is in every respect a first class man. A good lawyer, an estimable citizen, a au-acceptable Attorney General. Such are foe nominees, foe Republican Ctata Convention prevents for tbe suf­ frage of tto peopte of Michigan. They •re- alb sapifole men, men of upright within finy State or any desicnAted part ofn state, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States shall ba then, thenceforward and forever free. The Executive Government of the United States, including tbe military and naval authority thereof will recognize and maintain the freedom ofsueh persons, and will do no act or acts to repress such persons or any of them in any efforts they may make for their actual freedom. That foe Executive will, on tbe first day of January aforesaid by prodamalion designate the Suites and parts of foe States, if any, in which the people thereof, respectively, shall bo tn rebellion against tbe United States, and tbe fact that any State, or the people thereof shall on that day be in good faith represented in tbe Congress of the United States by s mem­ ber chosen thereto, at elections wherein the majority of the qualified voters of such States shall have participated, shall in foe absence of strong countervailing testimony be deemed evidence that such State and the people thereof have not been In rebellion against the United States. That attention is hereby called to an Act of Congress entitled a(An Act to make an additional article of wkr,” approved March 18th, 1862, which act fa in tbe words and figures following: “Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representrtive of the United States in Congress assembled, that hereafter foe following shall be promulgated as sn ad­ ditional article of war for tbe gorvernment of foe army of tbe United States, and shall be obeyed and observed as1 such : Article. All officers or persons in tto military or naval service of the United States are prohibited from employing any of tbe forces under their respective commands for foe purpose of returning fugitives from service or labor, who may have escaped from any person to whom such labor or service is claimed to be due. Aoy officer who shall be found guilty by a court martial of violating this article shall to dismissed from tto “Sbcttow 2. And to it further enacted the command -of a division-.1 Capt. Morris, nf tbe CHnton county Home Guards, a few days since attacked Champ.EgrgHwm’a gnerrillwtonA biftwg Ferguson and fifteen others. Bragg’s -pickets were at Middleton, ",«w.u fowl foe Preaidstit’s diere in tto field our hearty thanks for tbe noble msnnur in which they have at the mm. tim.upb.ld th. boMr of Mlobigan and the glory of our common country and while Michigan is justly proud of tto name for valor and heroism ttoy have won for her, ato will never forget foe wounds they hevw received and the blood they have spilled io her service. D-1* &row -----------s—u the ek. a! slaw., rnumetpalc __ might Xrt Drove. ns foe the Conference as advantaguus ae Conference G»ped, b'-prd, Md ropnffog » doubtful Jysy fa. It fa ------------- _____________________________ 1 u> juulify bimin uklufuidm fa llu uup-) ITWttXWBND M/Wilj port. ' Bragg’a main body fa reported moving JT-WlbL MEND POItlJEUuN towards Springfield. Frankfort advices say no rebels are there except a few sick pnea, and those Lexington are supposed fo be evacuating. . tatoliMJwaed. Alexat'drfai Sept 26. An engine atarted from Alexandria yesterefav and proceeded as far as Bris­ SPECIAL NOTICES; It will Mend B-.iie,'’bond; Lain, fact every t^.n^bii^M tow. Shortly after' arriving there, n Dr. K<wx’a BrtJBOF--"^reference train of cars was Seen approaching from GLUE *> foflAbird pegs. tbe other side, but on discovering their to Dr. RobeckS danger started back and disappeared.— It will be seen that tbe Doctor has ju»t fatrodu “E»cry housekeeper should hairs sop: It .r Eight rebel soldiers, who bad been sta­ Jobos A Croaley’s American Crtnrnt Glnr ' •tioned ‘here to guard and assist in bid­ ing debrit found rmong the ruins of the •en»e of tbe term- Iktrt is, ttry defivs I trains destroyed nt that place, were cap lu> frotr. tbe powerfat Urtle nstnrs of “It is tured and brought down as prisoners. Sixteen'freight care were also found BaTit W ii uninjured at Manassas with about half a their effect is natural. car load of ammunition, which bad been piled on the ground and covered -with canvas. Thu rebels, it seems, got an idea, started by some Union prisoner*, that this was an infernal machine, and so re­ fused to approach it. It was loaded, and with the cars, all brought,lnwn 1“ Wa,h ington. No other troops were discuv cred "in lhe vicinity. It was ascertained on gjx>d authority that trains were running night and day, [Fron tbe Cifa. Free Xatira, Dee. tl, 1MI.] js meomly sdrertiecment. used by the rebels. -I^ast week lhe line of pickets established by the rebels, reaqbed from Winchester to Grantsville, a point some miles south of Manassas. This wn* to prevet tto residents, south of that line from escaping impressment, which is nov^being enforced in Virginia, where they have sway. Many, however, have succeeded in eluding those pickets and reach our lines, leaving their families and domestic.effects behind. Price 25 Ceuta per Boule. Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Very Liberal Rrdectioa t* Wholesale . Bayers. TERMS CASH. II. WRIdlST Mig. otUwond PnKw. Middlevilla, Aug. 13, 19CT. sepStnS New Advertisements. JOHNS A CMOS LEY, iSolr MsMafsrturera.) 78.MMMJAM fcM REET. Comer of Ubcrty btrvvt. . HEM YUHKn Important to Hutrae Owners. 7 Itnp.raiit to Httiidm. UTICE i» hereby glran. that the following Imp. >i taut l<> IlnilronJ C-.thpiiiiis. described Pnmary School end Swamp Landa, Important to Farmers. situated in tbe countr uf Barry, forfeitad for non payment of interval, will be offered for sale at To all whom th it intiy concern om! il c«n N term everybody. emed according to Ian SAMUEL 8. LACEY. JOHNS A- CROSI.EV S ; CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PK<K>F buildings of all kinds. such a* Fsarosie*. Fore mM others, sod has proved be tbeUHKAI’LST sod M08T DURABLE ROOFING in mw; it is fa *’,*rjr7re‘A water, weather ^d KINDi * •»*««! for WWW U*' ALL I'ERCftA'AND InETa*VuiIhEr”^ *3r<3VTTA V No Heat is required in niakiog application >0 . io TL,.°»*S!e °r •PP’.ring It b but trifling, u u> ordinary Hoof can to coversd and fiuubed Ut . atw h call to ap(>lird bv any <me. ' ‘.‘I * .L- ...I GUTTA K x-icavriD PERCHA CEMENT, For Co^ir^ Metefa of all Kindauhm exposed to the Action of the Wralher. ’' ' nnd F»r FreMrTiair u4 Reulrlir Slrial Reaf» af all kfa4>. it adbetva firmly, fanning » body equal to thirv n‘ucl> •«*». and r ill, LAST THREE TIMES A8 LONG; and fron. SWAMP LANDS. 1TW1IX NOT CKACK ™ COLD OR RP> IS. WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,WASH OFF Washington, Sept. 26. LKAKY TJN AND OTHER, METAL ROOFS cu be repaired with GUTTA PERCHA LLMLNT _ ____ »> r- »«"> .ms, i Agricultural to] “ ■'» «~to« GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, IVQ.B. LICIT, etanoes to atipport and maintain the Pres- fewfteo»r Boule. Price 25 Cents lectod. Aiiress «f the Leyal Ctremrs te the fresMeit. Tto Committee to whom was referred for themselves and the people of their tto communication from Sylvester Lar­ State. ; gd. Pledging to the President ned, Chairman of tto-Committee appoint­ their aid in nil measures calculated to ed by a CcQvention be|d at Jackpon, on bring tbe war to an early termination, and tbe war shpvld be prosecuted to ultimste victory, unless all ahe rebels should rsUnion State tom to their constitutiooa! duty nndoto- ( ! Price 25 Cents per Buttle. npbs undrrrigaed. baring received from E B. I Fsbrcr Eaq.,Sce-R>d Auditor of tbe Trcssdry Department. Washington, D. C., Rumors from Washington say font the was represented by Col. Rnee. Between 12 and 8 o’clock, tbe Govern­ ors of the States above named, had an interview of an official character with President Lincoln, and presented an addrean, expressing, 1st A cordial, personal and official respect for the President; 2d. A determination under all tirenm- i> AM EBICAN CEMETT CUE. HAUK PAY, PENSION, AC. New Y. rk,9ept27. The Governors of the following named loyal States arrived here this rooming from Altoona, via; Massachuaetta, Rhode Island, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, niinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire, Indiana. The last named ♦ 10 00 a year saved m.eu*n fnu.ih Onr Bottle uf SOLDIER'S I BOUNTY, regularly, to Culpepper, bringing sup­ plies to foe enemy, which were conveyed ARREARS OP PAY, BOUNTY A PENSIONS, in wagnns from that place by way of omulele srrsugvment* with J. 8. KklloouEm}.. Sperry rille and Front Royal, to Win reliable Attorney at Waihingtop ; will attend ,Chester. Tbe Rapidan bridge has been re-built, . nnd lhe bridge over the Rappahannock was to have been finished to-day. All the engines and care not completely ,destroyed have been run off from the , station, above Bristow and are now being 1 ' ECONOMY ttVKALTHthing needed In every wail mghlsfad family.” to« President contemplates issuing a pr<»ctarnation making Florida a cotton plnntalion ; inviting laborers, black and white, to settle there for the purpose, who will have ample protection from both army a fa oCa .K and navy. The Slate Constitution will be set aside temporarily, and Florida lxreduced t<» a territorial condition. This movement is said to to preliminary to * policy to be adopted hereafter with other Southern States. A correspondent of the Tribune has n rumor in a Washington dispatch that Secretary Seward Is about to resign tto eirtfoliu of State Department to Ed. veretL The dispatch adds that the and constitutional agent of tbe people for rumor grows out of the fact that Everett maintaining tbe existence of the Govern­ is in Washington at tto President’s invi­ ment, we as good citizens will sustain tation on business related to our foreign them in tbe use nf all appropriate means relations, in regard to which hit views are for preserving the constitution whether understood to differ somewhat from Mr •w>5«w they are measures of our choice or not Seward. —with or without our choice of measures Centerville, Va.,Sept. 25 we are for the Government. The advance division of Gen. Sigel's Reso/rrd, That the constitution of the corps under command of Col. Haugilss U. S. is the free act and deed of tbe peo­ reached this place Monday last, via Falla ple in convention assembled. It provides Church and Fairfax Court House. No on. its lace tbeoa/y mode of change equal­ enemy was found on the road to interpose ly free and sovereign. It may be destroy­ any obstacle to the progress ofour troops ed, but cannot be changed Jay violence or ■M war—therefore when tbe rebellion shall upon their arrival here, except a few scat­ tering boraeruen who fled before our stiUilion of our fathers. scouts could bring their carbines to bear Retolved, That while this rebellion upon them. threatens the life of foe Government wo Tuesday Gen. Stahl reached this point tender no other issues to political friends with an additional force, and be has now or foes, and accept no ufoer from them. command of foe place, and occupies foe RdfoZved, That wo cordially approve house of Mrs. Whaley as his headquar­ foe administration - of our State affairs ters. The usual precautions have been for the last two years. That io timea’of taken to prevent surprise by tto enemy, unprecedented .difficulty sad embaraaseand since mooday, scouting parties have ment it has performed foe difficult task been sent out daily in different directions. of raising and equiping our noble regi menta. in a manner which has elicited the admiration of foe country, and at an expettce far below that of our sister States —that it has presented a financial record without a parallel, and leaves tbe Stale in time of war, in a condition of credit at home and «broad,unusual even in times proehmatioc, to SW4Ifl JJOWABD ASSOCIATION, ph.Ud.l_ %■*!» W—H �+ i.iSLik ; stpkaadWats RADWXt^B ntcktsaa CoMrwl Balfr***. IlIfHI REXOFATING RESOLVENT Dr- Radw*/*' Ct e swing Syrup—called RAD- O’rl’iS NEWS tb restaur “LOW PRICES TO THE PUBLIC. MGESHTSOlSaUS. *VU*K- GRANT. & SPAULDING • no tnoan^ ____ Kontbeky tmtil they aro obli^d to to ~TT’‘TT ir moeting* of Hactings Lodg* . an* A. M., are h^d £ Maarte- DR. RADWAY toll Winn is. r OOWard|r*H.>ws, who tod 8. C. FKTNMX .^ud^ofproUtj., U « mi jHtlled *out'to avoid • draft—being rendered onableYo “bite • ’ fore every fall moon jy Will nor readers 'please observe for holding the the change of the time iMPR'TVKMKirTfl.—New; side-walks are being put down in front of. several of the .Suites and Shop hi this large reservoir*. for tbe better protection of the village in case of fires, are being pnt into the centre nf State street, in the business portion of that Street. A good tbepsUent to toe I • R. R. R. Ite teUteadily rteted. H^AyLTR FOR flOLDlERf. ot the call fur a Republican Senatorial •Convention, to be held at Vermontville, on Munday tbe 13th inst. Each town­ ship is entitled to one delegate. One of the bent seasonable enterprises, ■now before tbe public, is that of the Pub­ lisher of the American Agriculturist. He bns secured for his Subscribers fine color■rd editions of two splendid Mapa of local­ ities of great interest. One of these cov. •ering a space of more than ten square feel, shows lhe entire Slate of Virginia so com­ county, city, town, pletely that every village, river, brook, mnnntain, hill, and It also principal road, is readily found. vnibraces the principal parta of Maryland The other map, cov­ nnd Pennsylvania. ering nliout 15 square feet, gives nil the Southern or Slave Slates, including xouri. BADWAY-B READY RELIEF to* bwn used . X* t the ski*, soldiaf. ,kk f*r army ; it ha* saved the )ivea of 'hundred* that were rapidly sinking under the «qr nlar official treatment. If thia REME Kentdcky. Virginia, tlii* shows nil the use will prevent aickneaa, however fixnoeed to fatigue, climste, and lhe disease breading pxhidaUona ftnm the .^tramps, marahea, rica fields, nnd bottom lauds of tbe malarious South. . RADWAY’8 READY RELIEF has been used with-marked succeaa, both aa a Preventive nnd as a Curative of thn malignant Yellow, Typhoid. Billlous Fevers, Fluxes*. Cholera*. &c.. of the South. RADWAY’S READY RE LIEF la peculiarly adapted for the Mili­ tary Medicine Chests. With this Rem­ edy the soldier can visit all climate#, and undergo the most severe fatigues and exposures with safety. In South Ameri­ ca where Malarious Dieeiute prevail, in a more malignant form than In the Uni­ _ _ _Stales, _____ ____________ „ r a positive pre­ ted it has proved ............ 7 ’ ' all ’I ventive,. and’ an ‘infallible Curative of Fevers, Fluxet, Bilious Disea-tes, Acute Cbolicv, Rheumatic Affections, Ac. As an evidence uf its importance as an Army Medicine, we refer to the following au­ thority. Camp Scott, June 26th, 1861. Mis- Maryland. Drlrwnrc. nnd all south of thorn. Th<»’ not so minute ns the mnp of Virginin. cvHinlien. principal towns, rivers,etc., nfthh Southern Staten.' Anv person subscribing now for the Ag-\ ririilturisl. la presented with a choice t>f > Al ynur rcqiw*«t, I give my opinion of yi»ur “RELIEF." Although opposed to empirics! preparations, I used in the hnxpilal a considerable quantity, and with very satiafactory results, especially in Rheumatic Pains. Since lhe formula of it has been communicated to me, 1 am not surprised nt its l>enefieia! effecl*.— II supplies the place of many elaborate We have long received the Agriculturist and can testify in its real merits. Every number is well illustrated, contains a very large amount <<f really useful, practical, reliable infor­ mation for lhe farm, the garden nnd the in military service. Yours, Ac. W.H. nNGLEY, Surgeon and Medical Director I Excelsior Brigade. j From Gen. J*»ac Vilainil, Cninmandsr-inChief of lhe Army of Equador, South interesting ; America. Messrs. Radway A Co.: department for the little ones. No one 1 have used your READY RELIEF, can .fail to get many dollars worth of use­ fur Asthma, which complaint I have been ful hints from a volume of the Agricul­ afflicted with for twenty years. Tbe Grat turist, while the maps now are so much night I used it 1 felt relieved, and enjoy­ extra. We have sent for two copies of ed the first sound sleep for many yetors. I have first introduced it in the army. the paper an as to get both mapa.—Send In the Military Hospital al Quito, i» was for the paper on our recommendation, or very successful. I next used it as a pre­ if you prefer, send a dime for a single ventive, on marches nnd when encamped household, including a very in malarious districts, it saved my army copy, and examine it far yourself. mldreaa of, the Publisher is The ORANGE ’ much sickness. JOSE VILAMIU Gen’l Commanding Army of Equador. JUDD, 41 Park Rnw. N. Y. . „ , Godby.—We. art; in^receh ■fO October. It ------------------------tiMU -nteliaaSldfit*. eat Indies Magazine published lift the Unites Stfette. $0 pains or expanse are spared to so' render it by the publisher, a* its costly cmbelishments and literary Those who have friends in the ^army mown WU1 them a package of RAD>.rt.« READY RELIEF : it *• I pro­ WAY'S HE tect them against sickness, and V'tlL save many liv«.-Prfce 2S 50 «n* raigia, Will cure Fever Sorts, Uleer*. StMteiu tbe O thee, in tbe village of Has- FOUR TO SIX BOTTLES. ornament, and shd will tell you at once, It »truly a ben- “I found it in Goday.” efnetor to the ladies. Address L» A. Gotoy, Terms Philsdelpbi*. 83 per to said day of bearing. ) 8HEKMAN C. PRWDLE, ■Judge of Pphata. EXECUTOR'S SALE. late of Barry county deccas«l Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of a lioeaae granted to mo* by tbe Probate Court for Iho county uf Barry. I shall expose to sal* at public auction to the highest bidder^ at the south east corner of the north waat quarter (W) Of aecliou twenty-four (24} tn the towaabip of Orangeville on Saturday, ths lltb day of October next at ten o'clock io the forenoon of said day, tbe following described lands to wit: The north fraction of tbe sou lb-east quarter (M) of section No. six (4) in town one (I; north of quarter (») of seouos t*elre(l>) la town two [2] north of range tea [10] weal, containing forty four [21] in town two north of range ten Hu] west, all being in tbe county of Barry and 8late of Mich­ igan. ADAM ELLIOTT, Arrcsfor, ADMINlSTRATdlVS SALE. r section thirty three, (M.) intown No. twofsj ortb of range Seven [7] Waa», containing ne hundred and alxty acre* of land more or leas, ring iu the county of Barry and State of Michisn. C. W. TAYLOR, Administrator. Dated, September 18SR. sepIO R. R. R. RAUWAVS READV RELIEF Will relieve those who suffer pain*, instantly on its application externally or by its administration Internally, and cure*— RHEUMATLSM................................ In * few hours. SORE THROATIn fifteen minute* TOOTH ACHE.in throe minute*. NEURALGIA (paroxysms at).. -in tire minute*. CRAMPSin five minutes. HEADACHE<n ten minute*. COLIC........................................fa twenty minute* DIARBHCEAfa fortJ minutes. LUMBAGO, [peins of ]In ten minutes. CHILIS•“ fifteen minute*. BURNStn five minutes. INFLUENZA.in a few bonr*. CROUPl“ *«>,minutes. SPASMS in fire tnlnuto*. DEEP SEATED PAINS... by a few applications. internal administration. Ncw York ' J^.B^ruter. »ePs* please the TForlrf ' 13 tola tn ns* effectively, and most beautifully to minds that can undsrrtand its action TO THOSE WHO THINK. . I TIT* or MICOIOL*. B.“jo»nmr. -. Ithont af- and Detroit Fr* 'V'ovCve. SXowwt.eXx WxXXeva Which wo offer at do not liU, andI abandon it. and hwito eoontor revolstfon WlwA. \toov av«, Tdt. 'Bso\jcteW BEWDIBID IPBUCTS. If people sadsrsiood lhe importance of pun tion of purging with other pills'or powders, salts oils, Seidlitx waters, they would need lea* physic- \\\c \<oo'c ftiaxi \5oeAov'» ’BvWfe. "Dy. 'Bfco\>ac.\c'% RADWAY’S PILLS art, \\xe AeYif'imaCi ftokaee. They are apertenf, tonic, luative, stimulant. rill, in toe Arcana oi sieuicine. as eracuania, tbev arc more certain and thorough than the Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem OiL & ©IHKC)®©. AS-ALTERATIVES curv, blue pill, hence their importance in cases of liver complaints, and spleen difficulties, Jsundioe. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks, Head-ache, Ac. In lhe treatment of fever*, either Bilious, Yellow, "Or. *&o\mxc,V% kwvv^ovcA.e Wxe dxVA.\.Xa\cA. OIL GROCERIES Y) t. 'R.oWcVw auxxvj vae,\.ax\.c\\,o\k^ formance of their duties, cleansing and purifying the blood and purging from the system all dis­ eased deposits and impure humor*. Tb«y differ from all purgative pill*. Their action is not local, or confined to a portion of lhe bowels. Drastic Purgative Pills augment what IscaltedAbe peristaltic movement of the bowels by irritaUng th* scats of the intestine*. In active and infiammatory dcseaaes, the irrita­ tion produced by theDrastie Purgative PIUs will —..I— 1 - - - - ■*-- —'----- ~ hw, InilnM al^r. HARD-WARE! “Dr. "RoWeV* ate, XW SoXAVcv's. VAexvA, ^ecAMbvAvfv^, \5vclvAv8ax, 'IkNxtiuxxxcAvt.wv, tfte. rbeumatism. gout, fee, in lhe kind of pills to take. If RADWAY® FILMS are taken,* rare will follow There are a class of chronic diseases, chronic Rheumatism, Enlargement of the Liver. Spleen Enlargement, diseases caused by tbe exoesaive nae of calomel. Mercury, Quinine, in which oolclilntn roiac are prescribed freely. In these diseases RADWATB REGULATING PILLS are far more In Yellow. Typhoid, and Bilious Fevers, in Eryaipelas.Smsll Pux. purgation is highly eaasntial; but to administer adoee of Draatle>ifla, the irri- AND DRY GOODS! STiece ffitftrs are put up in quart bottles, of whiab-lloo abouoio afac-timiU. Tho laM fc-Jtndy bn^raved/and is provided with a •oafo-guard from counterfeiters. (Price (1 per botOe, or six for $5. C. W. Jfobaok, (Proprietor, ffo. 6 Eaet Fourth Bt., Cincinnati, to whon all orders should be addressed. . FOR SALE BY Roberte’A Striker, Kostinrs. Eli Niehola.’Jay2fr Terry, Orangeville Mills, M. C-Kwift, Prairievitki. H.B. Bennington. Middleville, and by druggists and merchants generally throughout ths country of every description ition, duly verified and an external I act upon both rvea *BU Di00 a veweo. . RADWAY’S READY RELIEF. ELECnON^NOTICE. otice is baroby girsn. that st tbe next Gener­ si Election to be held on the Tuesday suc- N >y hold that griping, nausea, aicknesa, tmetunas, during tbe operation of lheir pills, is a favornbl* sign ■ if th*rr pills expelled with tbe fooses tbe diseased humors left circulating fa tbe system, ■ i_______ 1J l— I ..I 11..1■■.lx— T« l. Stacks of to be elected, vis: A Governor, Lieutenant Gov­ ernor, Secretary of State, Auditor General,plate Treasurer, Commissioner of lhe State land Office. Attorney General, Superintendent of Public In­ struction, a Member of th* State Board of Ednca. - •__ _________ 1 — ■ ■ ■ .V reaantative in Congress for tbe Fourth Congres­ sional District of this Blate, to which thia county Clothing, SeWHU water, Magnesia, ac.. to regurnw weir bowels. This is erroneous. They succeed in ob- divided, agreeable to the provisions of Ac* No. 116, of tbe Session Law* of 16* 1, Also, the following County Officer* for lb* iconntv of Barry : A Treasurer. Clerk. Proarnt- of the bile’or other imparities » the blood or arrnus fluid. If Qculties still remain to torture and vex you. Too do notadranee one step towards a eure: and tbe OUR GOODS Unusually Low! lug Banking Corporations; an Macudment to Section six. Article thirteen, of the Comnitatlou, rotetire to tbe election •< Regents of tbe L’niver­ sify , an amendment to Section six. Article niae*_ — —»-— i— purge is droirod. fake from four to six. PRICE J.', (®TS. tir Hox. eout-.nmr Tbirty Pills. SOLD BY ROBKRTN A STRIKER, Hasiinga, gad by ’”’“*p‘’TAdway a o. 87 Marnax Lasix, N. Y. l»tb. 1M1; Will be submitted to tbe Electors of thia State Wheat, Corn, Onia, Butter, Lard, Pork, Wte toes pet Atalr* BeurtifidTeetk! WILLIAM M.W* to eel!. ly Don't Sil to gl« u* » (Bit eraUrT ALL KINDS OF ■ awdu tbe eatire system, controling, strengthening, and doee of RADWAY'S FILLS. once or twfce a week, will keep all the secretions in a healthy ha *drDinietr*tK»<ih*<dc«M> ^rpplhing they are c.o'cw^.ot.tA vavc avxA. ^OUMMftuX. YOO\% CkX\A \\.cVbfe, make, \\vcm "By T8*.o\sack.'% »te,teu>i.i ku.ui «w™i either in one of two ways; or combine the action .nM. |hMr.-T*c~!*l<Rnl7»r°.O» »«r Present (jovemnieaJ. A large stock of When applied exter- reb.1. more than » bar* Ue edrice fol. ! “aSB €XBX“ CHILDREN. DR. RAHWAY’S PILLS. a ivm.v> a\\ Uxv RADWAY’8 READY RESOLVENT given in doaea of half a teaspoonful throe lima* per day, will enr* Sores of the Gums, cankers in tbe Mouth Sore Heads, Ear*, and Eye*, either from Worms, Teething, or any other cause. If troubled with eougb, Ke»tle**nesa si Night, half a teaspoonful of the RESOLVENT will Insure a cure. Price One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollar*. Principal offlce,87 Maiden Lane, New York. Bold by Druggists in every town In tbe United States j n.ZTj.. n > nw * v a r. AVOID bALINE PURGATIVES. his ■ oo«?panion<—**Na>rt*btiy», lowed. It cleanse* the BLOOD. Readvm all diseased deposites, and renovates the sritem with health and strength. In all cases ssk for RADWAY’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Price Mr bottle One Dollar. Persons calling at Dr. Redway's A Co.’s office, 87 Malden Lane, will be supplied with six bottle* for Fir* Dollars. Sold also by Druggist*. ' tem, that oceaaioaa the pain. By examining tbe stools evacuated after severe griptag, they will be found thin and watery. >. th. county Dated, September Htb 16M- iTzcLzgesttcm, JcbXbndicej X.icLTLey Gomplainis, FROM :ury,Quinine. corrosive sublimate, Ac. There Is bo disease of lhe Skin, Joints, Bones or Glands, purge without depleting or interfering with tbe functions or other secretions. Notour In a hund- *d uk*n go h..™ .pd rqu> dpyn lb. d——d JUST RECEIVED &VUNC. TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AKD TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. prisoner, states that on being paroled, oli[ippixlx ” ' Nothing would Silious fever, Fever'a^Tid jlgv.1, Liver Complaint, . We have every kind of goods, such as Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a liconse granted to me, by Hie Probate Court of the county of Barry, f shell expose to sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the North Door of the Court House in tbe village of Hartings In the county of Barry. Michigan, on Saturday, tbe twenty-fifth day <if October, iu the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- world. This is not boasting; try it, if you feel skeptical, sud be convinced. It combines in its fn^ursuanee oT alicei.e granted to me by tbe composition the properties of s diffusive •limuiant Probate Court of said “ *9 snti-eeptic, • mild but effective Astringent, *nd >■ . -___ ___ __ _ ---- --- ..ilka. MAteW.lt* ado at Public auction to the bigbest Mdder at 11,« North Door ot the Court House, tn tbe vil KStSSi—- «irby Smith, tbe rebel, general, said to him surd HVAE DIRECT seplO 1 yi ^<lv Yo," \>uA. as a vsauAuxY satnX—gnat TkcguXAtov A itw. swMwu Xxv yVx "S'uxOvis &te*rw.t» oJYnx'WtsX e.nA ’ Km, Jov is Vong «ukcK amAeA oa avVveX*. (A StonvoxK 'BVtlsvs, wkueK* ij VoXcm vti Y.vo'psv <\u.ooXiV\«*, aoA aX VK«. '{.voy*v Vivox, av* a *uvt Y’VSMU.'Vum. TO THOSE WHO DO Tltl^K. -------- - --------------------------An Indiana soldier, who wm 'n the tofrtl* near Rigfiwond* WE ■tally stimulating laxative, that will purge and heal, soothe and strengthen.ilike Redway’s Regu­ lating Pills, is required. The cause of no many ITeflal Dotices. she parlnr Glandular Swellings. Ulooro nf tb4 Womb, Rick­ ets, Softeningot ths fonts. Pitt, Dropsical Effu­ sions, and Diseases Induced by Exposure, Ac. Will cur* Bcrofala, Rrpbills, White Swelling, Soro Leg*, Syphilitic Rb.umatism, Gout, chronic Diseases, Scurvey, Bronchitis, Tuberetaa, Uleer* •obtained the pattern for some useful are tide of dress, o»*'iHMni -beaMiful ‘ ‘ tl per bottle. Ask Almost any lady in the land where BOUKLKSOFTBADE; THREE BOTTLBM. choice productions fally testify. nD®nr MurnwH®!? Come and See I! %*roupon, it la ordered that Mturt. Railway <6 Co.: the nbovc two maps. In addition to Ibis , I everts new snbecriber for-1863 ((wnl. 22.) | formula of the united Blates Phttnnacoho .rest of '| [xeia, which are not readily compounded receives the Agriculturist for the —----- this year without charge. - tan o.\\ VKS “VWs TWO BOTTLE*. emiAent, rtot one In a hundred yruuld ,be DtfligH to g>t to the hospital nxtick. • Its Senatorial Coaveatioa. BOTTLE. In all ordinary eaaea of Pimplta, Blotch**, Pus­ tules. Tetter*, canker*, Erontteu., Bolte, BaUr’s •nd Barber’s Itch, one bottle will core and im- W^s? freely dispensed among the troqg*, under the direction oF the Guv- Since going to press we are in receipt ■ -c ■ rWEBTILL— £•>«• •;?>»>» Barter. kiy service, if drafted, according, to an Two village. HAH DISCOVERED A ChlANSING KYRUP, cartridge,''—are to be pot into the anil- o$er fro«n the fWar Departnieat.' Republican County Convention. 'Vkte.ae, "BViXcea cwac* c™>irr~**«>' te resting tferdaeew far year*. WiMWfalie YvoeArm RU1WXR BARR, GRANT & 4PASUHNG 'BnSo^tAytS ffifa’1*"”' ' JOB thiaoBofc Oar Jabbing facilities �SALE O .mraw was N t* large a hundred P S$4t M ms*‘eightv ufi1 i - . S 'B’-’Sr ‘,T> .■■ar- mixed witt^xteen -on UidUK^dN^MMier li ar other rears. st the ' will be offered aabjeci before it WAsuaed, the common fat lime and aand TbeaarvH^^yixrf lime m & aked omes cold. soon as the latter 0s6^V.ydr COiBtchofMch of tbe following described tracts 5) or Xeet. of Had Bitmud in the County of lahrked CU.IIOIII lire run auu tain, Il । izi: I' wWlr aaiitV^Zfbw Wftter oMCtikterr 1. r* -i in**"* acd ebargea thereon, will be acid by tbe Treasurer of said County, on lhe first Monday 5 15 .. U* 18 IS” is 5 K IB iade and provided. 1J1HGF0RD O. BERRY. Audiijr Gentry tfdAST-W&LI W Zl 1855. '•/z.bTi ; 2” SlflualBrS K y.Hfi ittns.s^ IMS-? 5 !S may be nddefflii^fcWdnce a honikgenim>s,f conaiatent paste,-when U isready tor use. Sand from .(he'sen-shore'-bIj<^I<£ never be sa:*w£«»ai37/ acres 1 190 • eniplojjW ft»r making mortar without being Washed tn fresh water, because the salt left in such sand is liable to alwu>rl> moisture and prevent the yxtorUr becom­ ing bard, In putting up waits nf brick ng 'stope, J C 76 i 1858. II M V4<1T .'H8VS4 T8-B 1850. ns Town 4 North of Range 9 West. car* should be takem that the stones or ieKorsMtarfi '*> I . 92! «|< 2 18 briftks be moistened before lher come in contact wilh the- mortar. Every brick n*Xor««X 33 and stone should be laid in Wgnbd bed of mortar, and should receive a blow to fix itfirmljt; * The bricks should ttotme laid merely, as is the common custor^, but forced down so as (oppress the mortnr id all the pores*and crevices. Tnoauper- !i?« «• So 13 8 81 14 >14 74 , Sm *5 : 'efrea •MPMk SI :;2Xa ?a IB ’.8 748 ■ 748 7<7 U IS II B 13 4iaq 01 ol w> I 01 •4?J (9 rbibssb n to j» W « m n» 11 -HI' II -3 a- a .ftS.SSi.’ *> a.« . S! w E 1 Os « f and l-6th 90 £ 8 IT intrndent ofa building shonld give hiw personal attention to the vertical joints in the waHs, m the n*4wons frequently neglect t«> fill them up with Scientific American. mortar.— --------------------------------------------------- of n "s’rf’.V ,j(?nd covered the skull Some people shave it off. with hair.— Mischievous practice. It exposes tbe brain. G«d covered a part of man’s face with hair. SAnje.peuple shave it off. Mischievous practice. It exposes the throat and lungs —the eyes likewise, say wise physiolo­ gists. ’ y'Z S'.X&jxn l.’ & acres, com men c south of the quarter post nn the north line of section No. 19. thence south 10 rods, is to lhe place of beginning, 19 5 40 Men become bald. Why 1 Because awVofnwVSO n they wear closed hats and caps { - .jyojijcf? |UofBwV 20 80 18 46 1 are never bald/xcept by disease. They ddw>t wehr chmc hats and cans. Men »j?ofsofjf*0 75 W »•«! s 40 IS- “ R<lg touches tbe head, not if.jl}vy bavej been, bald twenty years. The Ctowritp h.’ifda' the heat nnd prespiration. Thereby the hair glands become weak ths hair falls' OUL \viwi| will restore ill Nothing, after the scarp' become^ shiny. But it in.tprricess.fif fallmgrint, ng.recently lost, the following is best : Wash the head freely with cold water once or twice n day. Wear a thoroughly ventilated hat. This is the best .means to arrest the h’«ss, susceptible oftestoration. Wfcat will Invigorate a woman’* hairT Whatever will invigorate the hair glands. Oils, nnd most other applications debili­ tate tbe hair glands. Gold yrylcrss best. At first the bead looks like a witch, hut 1<41 1042 11*43 1044 lo4S 1078 1J74 1-.-73 1<>76 J<t77 Ute 1140 1141 40 70 64 ICO 8 18 81 19 to i 93 UH I wk ot t,y s ro aefrofnelyiO . so 61 • sly of 30.14134 nefrufael ■aeJ*ofn w5f( 31 10 94 Town 2 North of Range 7 West. ■»9»i sejg ornww apt ofc-tot a w| 19 J Ou 160 7 10 8 70 I:.;.. ’12 ra Eastern Addition. 20 10 17 >0 8 01 W 7 40 MM 19 24 1 92 M 2J 211 Village of Middle* ill,-. P,^..x JJ ft rienU By tbe persistant,uye uf cold wntefefnaye seen thin. p<-or ‘ha|r?K^ihic' •M«f» -M tinck.ttai curiy. 0ntytl£ part of tbs hair. Qtopt lhe sosio should be wet. . _l| must be thoroughly dried.—Did Lcieit, V 17 17 18 £& e. is 80 Village of Urangwill,-. •v u Baanr Cot rrv Tata’a Orntx % 320 RSI Ktwpisg Orchards CaUivawd. •TheJ Gardner'! Monthly, nn excellent jobrwal, published in Philadelphia, Thom­ as Meehan, editor, contained an article a few week» since, the leading idea «>f which was “that orchards are more successful through a series of years laid down in gnuiaand anppflly top dresned.than when cultivated and cropped.” Th eCoua fry Gentleman and some other papers dis­ sent from the doctrine.and urge cultiva­ tion. The true course, it seems tn tie. Kes between the two extremes. We have never known an orchard to flourish that was continually in grass, np- matter what tbe other circumstances- were. Per­ haps excessive top dressing might make it thrifty—«• have never tried it—but it would certainly greatly promote the the growth ofgrass. On the other hand, orchard land continually cultivated C»r many yeansand annually manured,will so force the trees as to make them tender and liable to disease, and produce such a surplus of wood as tn prevent their fruiting.—aVcw .England Farmer. Cum for EiruROKD Toaaixa.—T<» one part of saltpeter, two parts of alum, and three parta loaf sugar, pounded fine, ap­ plied to tonsils with tbe finger six times a day, then lake the same omitting the sugar and dissolve in water, wet a cloth in this and apply warm on the outride every night an going to bed until a cure is complete. . j • * 180 80 wWofnwV • aptofeH ®> ’. bi: M 643 90 4 M be nr»t NMfa of H. K MUXt-ON. ■ 1 M m noilul Mints » to n 3 t: 'fi R'ii* • *W ?f 7* 90 a u. M m iu 74 R’iW ISA..* I f A ,' BPtofnJofse|7 n^otae 40 l!!3lw HLJ“ • 74 r 90 5 01 gy . 3 MW 8100 BEST PIANOS. 3130 - I*. U8' liAADWlr, 7 Octave Baeovood Piano, Ulain< all iwpnwrtatBta known In thia cou>- *» » «i 13 4160 CASH, W arrests* ter » Yean. 90 IN aj< • :&•# g , «1 Will 20 46 88 90 18 84 aHwarrsnud 3 S 12 r« 'tpihr* •V ^ 11 JoTneV 11 160 80 anj other manufactured w> Uah <aMU»lf’. GRoVESTEEN & IS■•."? 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HA8WSS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH^WFDKFSMY, OCTI X'IQ..2S: ;».*uie3 *r h Original $wtr|i vsrisua, nk’nsT "qQbRtf, ttfcWti* bated dona aujUlng about the notes and and account* b* had left wkh him. SUchtol “Yea,’’ returned tb4 lawyer, in a weak, hie husky, hiccoughing voice. “I’v, badjEfo •nd . OJtce ia “.Saw/ - • - iv H«gim«nt Michlgaa Cavalry. Tcawar. >,|K wja produced, and Mr. Vjpson foond his money—four thousand and some odd hundred" of dollar*—all right and rqpfjs, In hl* worst jnoatenhl Bryam never used for himself a single penny he held in UtaraUteeoaalfe >w«J#*ywfm. M, Oud. IU^U, CU^tanJ M&S jKrcrarS-fe GREAT Rings' jjfttsmrg -ffirtrtoni. S«»xr * srAvtnixc, RCTOBY!! 1SEALRR9 tn all Hndaof dry, good».groc«rie*. U oroekory, Ac. State o*.^ tho pa*l«fficc. Over High Prices, at the MASON ALLEN, DRUG STORE!!! ucnf, ok lfe£ $(X) trust. Hundreds there were who labor­ ed hard to, reclaim the [Mpndersr'bal without effect. Y^qr after year went by, and be sunk lower and lower—yet. ms wife left him pot. Her brother a yottog lawyer, named Moses fielton, often urg­ ed her to leave her husband, at tbe same time offering her a comfijrtable home For from « warlike race you spring, Who would the deadly combat sea And your forefathers in thb fight ULAJrKSo/NL On many a well contented S.M; beneath hi* own roof, but she would not listen. . At length all hope waa given up.— Wcek after week would.the drunken man lie on the floor and nota day of real so­ briety marked hi* course. I doubt if such another ca«fi wa« ever knowp. He wax too low for conviviality, for those with whom he would have associated, would not drink with him. All alone in bis own office and chamber, he drank tbe accursed poison, and'* even bi* very life As left our aborts their vanquished foes. Go, emulate their worthy deeds; Protect the country which they won ; HASTINGS EALER TN GROCERIES, provi.lon*. prod.ice, fii»h, butter. lord. pork. u>4 {train of ■11 kind-. Alan-layseaadw*. o««..eta.. ,Store in Calilorn ■ Block, Slate •Croet, UartiW^s^Ntch. D Roberts &. Striker, ■ H ALER |n 'all ikied* odFbniify ^Vpawiea, ' Slone and Wooden ware, and a general asment ef Provisions. Also Notary Public. —-11AV1 Since first your father penned those lines; And he can (eel a patriot's joy To think how bright yc>*>r record shines; (May it grow bright and brighter still, And with the gallant Brodhead rode ROBERTS A STRIKER, EALERS in drugs, tuedlcines, patenttnedi- a new and mo$t complete assortment of cine*. p*iu(», oil*, turpentine, burning fluid.­ I.....—. -.tI-i .-——I--DRUGS AND UEDICINER, D Chemical*. Paints, Olla, CamZS. phene, Burning Fluid, I>KOFE5C.IONAL. soon leave me; ho cannot last much longer.” At that moment Daniel Bryam enter­ ed the apart men U Even Moses Felton was startled by his appearance. He look­ ed like a wanderer from the tomb. He had hi* bat on and bis jug was in bis TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. S3VEEZEF A ALLEN. TTORKETA AT LA w and Soli/cilora iu Chan­ cery. Particular attention paid to Conveys Racing, the Inve«tlzatlon of title* to Land ______ ________________ Wit I to. hannr V ¥913 tT FOR JfECHANlOAL AND MEDICINAL i PL’RPOSE.H.ONLY^l □ u du»iuc*». . , Oilice in the Court House, Hertings. Mich. glisttllana. hand. - “Ah—Moses—bow are ye !" he gasped fur be could not speak plainly. A SUDDEN COMTEBSIO5. DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Genera! Land and Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of ilrbtaandall other busineM pertaining to bi»office. Office in Goodyear’• block, up rtairs. J Tbe simple »tory I am about to relate GROCERIES! I. A. HOLBROOK, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, BPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; in fart, everything in the Grocery Hue. soeh a will br needed for frtnilv use. J. HI. RUNSELU, PTITB1CIAN and Surgeoil. Office in' RusaelPs store. State rtrceU .__ ; (CUDHtJaT JPXBWHUKRT JOHN ROBERTS, Aid fwklK Extracts, RYSWIAH and Hunrron. Dwcllingen Broad­ way, near the Court House. P for ,ri<t xspkcial scorn or tub ladiks. H.P. CIIERRT, ■WTOTA.Y pvbuc -* c—• !N tttul to all buainew entruated to him with promptnea* and fidoHty. Residence. John.tow., Harry county. Mich. Blankakept alwaya on hand. PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. Upon our shelve* may be found all of the E* II. RTEWART, J Attorney co<.Omi«w a* Uw, •ml CuMMlor tn <*»rery. Notary I ubbe. Ar, All bukineaa attended to promptly and enicicDtly. Office No. 6, Noble’s block, Battle Crvek, MOST POPULAR patent medicines .. . . r»-r« and Contract*. Great care taken in lorecloaiua Mortauges by advertleement. II. WRIGHT, erenthing in ear 1ms ef trade be Sought at any plate- Ore M aeaU mH * TT6RNF.Y 'M COUNSELLOR fiAUA-W. A »nd Solicitor and Counsellor in Ch^ocry Particular rttenUon paid to the collection of claim* *ad mon*r promptly remiUedtr /, Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., MiddlcvlHe, (KEHEAIP, F<DIB (DASH attention will ba paid to COMPOUND- Barry County, Miehifs®- asxrrM • bcbbows, theU being A TT0R5ITS —I COCiraM-LOKS Seller, tn Chnnwry, Tn, ro. l—wroc. Agents. Business attended to with prompta ROBERTS A BTBIKER. HxtnxsB Waaca A lit ««—■ J. C.Brasows. A. A. Kx a rax, • ■ • ■ ■ ■' if, C. -PMND1.B* ' 'rOBKKTS A STRIKER- “•Vo’&’RT s&SU’ ’ ■ • t ; ©AKIM. ffTBURBR. poUNTT CLERK. , ‘ ^BostCTmw* Court* of thi* State. - WCOURT MANHPOP; - .TO" have been received in that inatitafciotxt > slirte Its opening in 1841, the larger pror When they reached a spot infer* ndlM portion have coma from the ranks others cotfld hear them, Bryam stripped farmers, merchants hborer*. . The,Moot , short. • r?!8f nth, -nKr"-: figures are as fellows: Farmers 28T, “More<’ be taid -do you remember merchants 19*. laborers IM. A proportion is observable anrbntf tte'^‘ ’’“t do Drnitel" ” ■'-V and daugf®1 “Win jou now uk. Hmm tank t i 0V jg-—-- • ~ -■ — “Then I mb,ip part r “And what tn us t be tbe payment F haltefl ! he sank to the lowest pit of degradation. When at the age of five and thirty, be bad become a confirmed drunkard. He now neglected bis dft-nts altogether, for be could not remain sober long enough at any one time to carry tbe case through court. Tbe only business be hsd now upon his bands wss the coUection of some few small debts. On the evening of his thirty fifth birth day be joined the Wfishingtoniana, and once more bis bright genias shone out upon the world. But it could not las; long; and amid the examples of those who were his constant companions be went back to bis oops, and down he sunk as rapidly as he bad risen. In one short year from that he was a miserable de­ graded thing. People who had left notes and accounts with him tn collect, called at his bouse, and upon Inquiring of his wife where be was, she would tell them be was away. Poor woman 1 they could Dot bear to dispute her, and they would go their way, though they knew full well that tbe remain* irt Daniel Brvam were prostrated upon bis bedroom floor. F One day a Mr. Vineon called to art him, V iason hsd left notes and acoounte to tbe amount ef several thousand dolters with Bryam toeoifeet, and be was anxious about them. P^>r »’<• •“? swered him a* usual-that her busband air, as soon as you can, for the moment that sees you thus shall set mourners free." Bryam’s eyes flashed, and be drew himself proudly up. “Go,” Mid be, with a tinge of that old powerful aarcasm that bad often elect fi­ ned a jury, “go to Ohio, and I’ll send you news. Go, sir, and watch the post.” With th*so words, Daniel Bryam burled the jug into the fire-place, and. while yet it* -thousand pieces were flying floor—be strode from tbe bcmae. Msry sank faintin,K to the floor. M<»e* boro I —The oath that has bound me tbua far B*W“- That evening Marj Bryam .was among the happlealor the happy. TtA allusion was made in word, to that Strange scene of one year before, but Moses could read in the countenances of both his shier,andher buaband the (feep gratitude they did not speak. And Daniel Bryam yet Uveb, <*iei df the mnse honored men in Vermont Fivetimes has he sat in tbe^tate Legislature; thrice in.the Senate and once in the Na-, tional Congress, and be is yet a noble WtmMM. r-. Vuse-H Eighteen printers Were admitted to tha-Aayinm in twenty years, together with ohft bair-dreaeer, one potter, ona natbur, one waiter, six hatter*, eight coo. > fectioners, twenty -nine planter* and fortysix seamen. Tbe whole number of male* • and females admitted was 8,753, and thegreatest number of cases Were caused, , first, by ill bealtb of various kinds, neat’ by intemperance,’third by mental anxie­ ty, fourth by grief, fifth by loss of prop­ erty. From these five causes, 1,414 out of 3,753 person* became insane. Dr. Kirkbride say*: “Periodsuf great political excitement, the thousand sources of mental anxiety, and^he casualities incident to a, alate Of wax, sudden pecuniary reverses, and uodreamed of changes in the condition of. families, hardly ever fail to increase tho , amou»t of menial disease in a comtnuul-. ty while, unfortunately, the came cause* rendertoo many less able than ever to meet tbe eipemMMnd -4o«e* invariably incident-to such a fsrtUcf iUne**.” There dwelt in the village of Mon­ tague, France, during the French lie vo­ lution, two 'girls, named Fnlicite Tbeopbile Ferning. Both jpotecaqed bpauty sweet and attractive j both went modest, reserved, and apparently timid'. 'The youngest was 13 years of age, whefli nightly attack's Of the Austriawa demand, ty While oar army was down ; in the valley of Virginia, and old farmer camo to caimp with a load of vegetables to sell for Unde Sam’s gold.1' Be was told that be bohld not trade there - unless be wsa ready to "swear”—that is, take tbp oath .of allegieDce. . He .^interpreted the word “swear" literally, and put,” tho bad word ih front of the name of Jeff. Davis, Lee, Wise, Floyd. Letcher, and eitery rebel big and little. He swore enough to turn everything blue around, him, and asked if that wouldn’t do 1 For the joke' of the thing he was allowed to trade without “swearing.” “Ay.” gasped tho poor man, "take a gill and break my o^-l . MoMe Fallon shall never know that rum or brandy Or covmx na did.—A Scotch paper speaks of a fox having been - seen trying to spring a trap by means of a stick which he carried in his mouth : “we knew a fox once that took a well pole from the well andpushed a turkey offit lower limb of e tree with it, and then put the pole back in its place. At least he got the turkey and the well pole was found all right in the morning," ment near Brussels, they rushed headlong into the midst ot the enemy, when a general officer called on them to surren­ der. The reply was a ball from the pis. to I of the younger, which laid him dead at her feet, and in the momentary con­ fusion they drew back in Mfety. The same sister at the Uul* of Jemsjppea, charged a Hungarian batlallion with ra small body of burse, and herself disarmed one of the most formidable grenadiers.— Hi* height on foot was nearly the same as her own when mounted, and he was in despair when the tones of her vuice, say­ ing, “General, this is a prisoner 1 have brought yoo, reveal to him llic sax of the brilliant officer. Fdicite attended tbe Duke of Chartress, and never failed to charge the enemy at hi* side. Both the sisters aided Id the escape of Dumourixe, accompanying him to the Austrian lines, tbe soldiers firing on them as they passed. Onoe beyond pursuit, they re­ sumed the altirs uf their sex, and labored industriously iu support of their aged father. Theophilodied at Brussels, un­ married, Fdieite wadded a Belgian Gen­ Tbs Way to Do It.—At Indianapolis last week there was a great demand for immediate movement of cannon and am­ munition to Cincinnati, but draymen could not be procured—many of them saying that they had not hauled for .the Government and would not. Whereat, in less than one hour, forty draymen were prtsted into the service, without further ceremony. ' —An intelligent farmer being asked if bis borscs were well matched, replied, “Yes, they arc matched first rate; one of them is willing to do all the work, and the other is willing he should.” Protestantism ts alowly making ad­ vancement in Spain-and Portugal*. Re­ cent accounts represent the circulation of evangelical publications on the increase. Io Portugal it is easier to disseminate the eral. HxamtForc*.—A man’s force in.the world, other things being equal, Is just in tbe ratio of tbe strength and force of. bis heart. A full hearted man is alwaya a powerful man,—if the thing is In bis bfart,be U sure te make it notenous.evcn though it uwy be a downright- falshooi her to lb. bod, *nfl tlxn hiring rolled.in Let a man bo eyer so ignorant, still, if his * Mighbor. h»,burned *»v, Tor th* (tag* heart is fall of love to tbe cause, be be­ comes apoq’erfuI man fur that object; was wailing. For a week Daniel Bryam hovered because he ha* heart power,<riftE*trt-fvcfiover the brink of tbe grave, but. be did A men may be deficient in many of the not die. .» „ advantage* ot education, In many of those “One Rill of trendy will save tou," niceties which are so much looked upon Mid the Docter, who mw that the abrupt in society, but once give, him a strong removal of all stimulant*frpm a system heart that’beat* bard, axid there is do that-had for long subsisted almost mistake about his power. Let him have oo nothing else was nearly sure to prove a heart that is right full, up to thq brim with as object, and that man will do - the fatal. ' “Yoa ean surely take a gill and not tbing^or be will die gloriously defeated, and will glory in hiBu defeat. Heart I* take any more 1” mo o(ita Uwt'.Mlwi Itia Jargo percentage ihovfs'.thkt pti> . feMioBal atan are loss subject to inMuTtj/ than those who. have more physical axer-. else and lea* tension of the brain than they. Of lawyers, there were in. the Pennsylvania Asylum but 34 out of 1,992 putieul*; of clergymen but 25, of artist* 17, and of physician* 39. Among the students, however, 66 out of 1,992 cd nn immediate and strong resistance. Soldiers being wanted, the sisters put on The visitor looked at him a few mo­ their brother's clothes armed..themselves, ment* in ailenee. Then, as his features and charged tbe plundering parties in the assumed a cold, stern expression, he said, front rank of the National Guards^— in a calm, but strongly emphasized tone Notwithstanding every effort to disguise, of voice: themselves effectually, Get). Buernon“Dnr^sJ Bryam, I have been your ville, discovered them, and marking their next beet friend but one. My aister is intrepid conduct presented them to Gen. an angel—bat mated with a demon. I Dumouma, who attached them together have loved you, Daniel, as I never loved with their father and brother, to his staff. man before, for you were noble, generous Not only pure, but free from suspicion, and kind ; but I hate you now, for you they were the pride and admiration of are a devil incarnate. Look nt Uial wo­ the whole army. They distinguished man. She is my sister—the only sister themselves in every engagement pre­ God ever gave me. I wish her to live vious to April 5th. 1793. In an engage­ posscskce much inlesest fur those wbo were ever acquainted with the parties con­ cerned, and to others its iutereat will not only be in its truth, but also in the pecu­ liar soul touch it develupcs. In one of the northern towns of Ver­ mont lived a young man whom 1 aball call Daniel Bryam. He was a lawyer by profession, and one of the most intel­ lectual men in that section of the country. No one possesseDube confidence of his friends more lhan 6c did, and no one was with me, but sbe will not as long as you better calculated to secure the goud will live; yet when you die she will come to and friendship of all with whqin be came me. Thus do I pray that God will soon in contact. Business poured in upon him give her joys to my keeping. Now DanJ and be failed not to give the utmost sat­ iel, 1 do sincerely pray that tbe first in­ isfaction. telligence that reaches me from my na* Al the age of twenty-seven, Bryam live place, after I shall have reached iny look to bimaelf a wile from among the new borne, may be that you are dead, moat favored ones of the country. Mary Bryam gazed upon the speaker some Felton experienced a strange pride when moments without speaking. she gave her hand to the young lawyer, “Moses,” be Mid “You arc not in earnand it none envied her, many at least prayed that they might be as fortunate. “As true as heaven, Daniel, 1 am.— But ere long a cloud came over tbe When 1 know that you are dead, I shall scene. Conviviality ran high among the be happy, nnd not until then—«n go on. members of the bar, and young Bryam Fill your jug, and—” “Stop, stop Moses. I can reform.” possessed one of those peculiar tempera­ ments which at length give the whole “You cannot. Itia beyond your pow. body and soul up to tbe demon of appe­ er. You have bad inducements enough tite. For three years he followed the __ enough to have reformed half the sin­ scocial custom of tbe times without neg­ ners in creation—and yet you are now lecting much of his business, but finally lower lhan ever befor?. Go, and die, - ahd-W'hrFvW'; DI- .hasii 1 seeppd the offspring of the jog. In early spring Moses Fenton had a man. and an ornament to society, declin­ call to go to Ohio. Before he sat out, ing all oflers of public office, from thS fact be visited hi* sister* He offered to take that that bh profession is more lucrative, her with him but she would not leave while plenty of others want the office* him. be cares not for. - “But why stay here I” urged the broth­ Many who read1 this will know the er, “You are all faded awav and disease characters I have thns used, and will nt is upon yon. Why should you live with once recognise the true individuals be­ such a brute 1” neath the ficticious names 1 have bor“Bush Moses. Speak not so," an swered the wife, keeping back her tears. ‘I will not leave him now. But he will Heroic fitetcra. For aioee yon left your sire's abode JUST RECJCIYED Uieluffn. ?*!»» ...... . room wl m They shook bands but did not speak. to Mrs. Bryam irm called ,ln, the key _ By The tables of statistiefi hr «be - laal regmt.ofDr. Kirkbride,, Superintendent’1 pf the Pennsylvania Avlwn saaa,.thM;<rat«tf.MN4LtMle patient*, wfc> N.' niBLDOW. paid u> advene, ««a«rw1M 4« *4* Ju ■taUsttea =aeassei ____ _ truth than in Spain. । HI The cheerful live lOWffeM in Illa, and after it, in onr regards. Cheerfulness is the: ofikboot of goodness. It is a sanitary principal as well to the body a» Ur the mind, and ip to botji the jtjtuse and effect of health. 111 "* ' — A minuter the other day asked a woman what could be dosie to induce her husband to attend church. “I do not know,” she replied “nnlesa you path pipe and a jug of whiskey In bln pew.” "i U.'A jrt.lMkHMmbwV.'Ha.wrw I, « Booteb toirn, n, bl* arrlnl bow* «M ennib. jojWlr M* Corner ifcU b* .b*d j»« F* bu *rmm 'A'?'*quoth the ancient, dryly, -Tm tMabta. tor’s Department the other day of*joker iivs—Mve, till Moms Jf elton stapl eat bls; in th« MA ward. 'Not exsrtly now, ^denr madam," returned Mr. Vin­ said ha;-but ji you’ll osU in in an hour word* IF. Ha did liv« ; M Iron will conquered J sfcallbs as my wife will then babul)’ son “1 know your misfortunes, and ap­ the mesaongar death k^d aeaU and Danpreciate your feelings, bpt 1 moat Lw >tebend. If I can fee him fur er«n tek Bryam Used. , for oriF m«pth ho ‘Heroine wr.lk without Iwrip. But CM wWore.' nl ' ' La minute, J can !«•"> »u thMl 15^ *» could not Iv’f *■•■;• 1 H-lWl * Id*! Si" i, be bad help—joyful, prayerful help.— kllMary Bryam spoke not a word, but Etob We de net wily dlsemr w o»n with a tear&l eve .be turned sway, «d Mr. Vinson followed her. He found Rruem in a back room, st retched at foil at Burlinatoo, and Daniel »Sa«sar> WUI ria rom by M* •><>•’ W|lh fcrt Vi.ro* «™»«l poor rfm*nro * Nmr bsfare W Bry*» looks* rencWs �HA8TDG6 r thji rxa a directions. ibla. Three ebarged directly y; leys, and t5 us ft has seamed’ lift I mid steel, day all tbe week. rrnpoex. Ji vuLiia^jAidu I never may again. 20 deed rebel* lay just as they fellMWEWWJMbdfTMh^IBb wh<» Washington,« -^jMlowing di.patobee^va Um We are lying on received here : GfwtVTT»3qn>rter’«, Yenit, Wfc. 1th, .fitf wMyew'rWfc' Tk. R NE (piles from the HJ army seems to <iw" Stair .cd Lo-rll. attack upon Corinth with great slaughter. kUBTIN BLAIS, of Jsckasa. SB I* JhM^r-JORK OTO.o( Ar Aotesry ofSUh-JJJttg B. 1 j nia Heed Quarters CoF.Sa’lrich.WoU. Ar ftwiiwi’MMrof Ao SUio ZmU Bl & LACEY, sTCaltoae. A brAgrfafeUwl# Mio. OBBGOBr.of WsahteaaW ,—JOHN Rvpablican Couty Caere bUou< Co. F, with haversacks stuffed with hard bread, 40 rounds of cartridges strapped to each num, A gun weighing 14 po'odd<i, necesxxry. Baek township will be eetiUed fonr delejetei. J. M. KEVINS. GEO. THOMAS, A. W. BAILEY, J. H. MUNROE, 0. L INGRAM. on the shoulder, blanket overhanging all, with a three pint Canteen too oftea^mpty, and when filled, holdings large propor­ tion of Virginia day, tramping,trtmplng, foot sore aud-weary, tired and covered with dust, they must needs have had hard Republican Representative Coaventiea Notice la girsa, that a Bcpublican Conven­ tion, for th* Second BeprsaenlaUve District in tho County of Barry, esmpossd of tho eight towns comprising lh« south halfof said county, will b« bolden st Carrer Bobioaon's, in Johnstown, on Saturday, ths 11th day of October next, at one o'clock P. M.. for monlnating a candidate for Representative in the Stale Legislature, end for hearts not to have felt a deep sympathy for the brave boys who have sacrificed every home comfort for the good of their country. 1 have seen boy* of my Co. who have traveled miles barefoot, over stones, briers and stubble, and do ft with a heroism as commendable as it would be to face grape and cannister unflinching­ ly. GEO. THOMAS, D. C. SANBORN. H.P.C HERBY, Diet. Cbmmi Jonxtown, Sept. 20,1582. eceswry. Such boys are sons to be. proud of, sons to be loved, husbands to be honored. Citizens to be respected and kindly re­ membered. Since we left Fredericks­ burg, the courage of every Senatorial Convention. - maq of the 8th has been thoroughly tested, and a There will be a Republican Convention of the Senatorial District comprising the coantics of good many have never been found want­ Eaton and Barry, at Vermontville, in Eaten coun- ing. We were in tho terrible slaughter of Bull Run. jWTe held . oqr own until ordered to retreat and then left the field under as taq Sept 37th, 1M1. which convened at Jackson on tbe 1st of October, ts report­ ed as fully attended, and on the whole, rather harmonious. In fact, Judging from appearances, there was but little chance without a total split.— for differences Tbe machinery appeared to be perfectly adjusted, and the materials all nicely fit­ ted ready to be put together, like a new barn, when the help arrived. With what nieety of mechanical skill each al­ ternate candidate of different political profeuiont, were dovetailed into a com­ Tbe following is plete State ticket. tho ticket, nowhere changed from tbe reoom- mendation of a committee appointed to present one to tbe convention : For Governor—Byron G. Stout. For Lieut. Governor—H. H. Riley. Treasurer—C. C. Trow­ For State bridge. For Auditor General—Rodney C. Paine. For Secretary of State—W. R. Mont­ gomery. For Attorney General—John P. Holmes, of Kent For Superintendent of Public Instruct­ ion—Thomas H. Binex. ‘ For Commissioner of tbe Land Office For Member of the Board of Educa­ tion—David B. Brown. Of the candidates presented we know but little personally, but presume are all they very worthy citizens, most of whom are sure that their talents have not been fully appreciated by the old political organizations. for The candidate Byron G. Governor, Stout, was speaker of the House of Representatives of this State In 1857, and made a very good officer. In politics be was radical as Horace Greeley. Two years ago, he was elected to tbe Senate from his dis­ trict, and daring tbe regular and extra wession made a miserable failure in at­ temptfog to become a leader in that body. Foiling to be recognized as a leader of the Republicans, be divested himself of radicalism, so called, and at­ tempted to organize an opposition upon most extremely conservative grounds. He retired from his Senatorial career w ith' but ftw honors among his former political friends, and at once became the _ . fire of. shot, shell and bullets as men could well enduro and petted of the Free Preu and tbe Wire in *t« lbw tbir min should bo nado th. hood of ■■ ocguinUon deoignrd to turn On Saturday, P. M. we drove the £nemy before us in a hotly not all be slain. The convention moon, be met aim, aaeaedfrisad. “How i g-o.n* of tbe poor m>- Iog piled ip in bat- tavo heard ol 1 "if* U. betanr tafon ■» It, Mid, .Wg.rio-of8000.tlk.. Dba**anxsr:—I had thought to giro batlde. ‘OuF loss' waa- ’noh over. 2000. UUIJ W kBU wm.w y——----- H l, , f among wbom was Major Genera! • Rend. that, "tlKbgh there wks as 'mEnjraf' I two months before this, but there has Gen. BurnsidFs nifet) who were with him wished to loolfBpon, if this Most unholy been so much of the real soldier's work in N. C.,-aaM they had hever seen >ny war has got to-Jas ended by -pili^t up to dOyUtat l hare found little time foe fighting before., All their battles. pre»i the rebds'thdt I Bright see them all piled on*, compared wijhthi* whre'fheresklrmanything else. Since the 13lh of July . khes. Our watch word how was onward. there. It is s year ago today since -the 8tb The enemy was in full retreat, and JAckeither- marched from 10 to-28 miles per s*>n was said to be hear Harpers Ferry. regiment left tho shore* Of Michigan 'for day, or have met the enemy in battje.— We iHrned afterWifrds that he was too the defense of the qvuuLr)’,. jkU,of noble If *he people of Barry could . have, wen contested battle of musketry, going the wvuds and driving tho enemy his position and only fell back into from when we were wanted to support our batteries. I saw one of my boys, J. S. Perry, load and fire, standing astride a dead rebel, and not bemg pleased with his looks in face, gently rolled him on his back with his foot, discovered a nice tooth brush, picked it up and went on firing as before. Many others were just as cool. Amoeg whom were Newton, Burdick, Merrifield, both the Nye’s Runyon and others. I will not call the delinquents by namei for tbe sake of their friends, hoping that their courage will not so suddenly ooze out at the next battle. Yon know of our retreat and heavy loss. Our next bat­ tle was Monday, P. M., Sept. 1st, called the battle of Lautilla, as desperate a fight as man ever engaged in, and even now I can hear the peculiar sing and whistle of the messengers of death as they Sew past on their murderous mission. Co. F went into this fight in the best shape of any of the levies and came out as unscathed as oould be hoped for—no -one being mortally wounded, and only five of tho company being hit with spent balk — Here we were victorious, driving lhe enemy from tbe field, and saving the en­ tire army from destruction, but at a ter­ rible cost, losing two of the best Gener­ als of the army, Stevens and Kearney.— Jwas not two rods from Stevens when he fell, and if I had seen my own father shot I could not have felt worse. He was truly a brave man and gave his life a free sacrifice on the alter of his country. May the pen of the historian do him justice. Our loss was some 700 at this battle. Tbe rebel loss I do not kndw, but judging by their dead and wounded on some parts of the field ft must have been heavy. We advanced on Washing­ ton from here with rapid strides. Staid near the city'only a day and then went into Maryland—‘*My Maryland.” At Washington Burnside joined u*, and a now Fife and vigor seemed to be infused into the artny. Loud huzzas, vociferous cheers and tossing of raps high in air greeted him everywhere and you Oould read hope in every face. We marebed on the turnpike towards Hagerstown and by the long line of troops, the vast trainand tbe large amounfof artillery,'we felt that Sutotas must be ours. We past camp after camp, fort after fort and hatt­ ed the first night near Brookville. We marched severe! days before we met the enemw, although we beard of him con tlnually. When we got near Middletown while’ at Weak fast; bu( a soldier whn Geo. Oitlnbj h dmterooeiy womkM. Gen. McPherson, with’hk command, reached Corimteywtrrdny. G*n. Rose cran* pursued th* retresttag enemy this morning, and sbribld they «templ to move towards Bolivar will follow, to that and family.*;. But bow is il f are IWt»" «w handx. T. fi. Grant, Ma].-GeMrtfCora’g. Il is confidently ascertained that Lee’s tni•*S,,USK'-2SE? Tbe same -c„ll«*^ McClellan.— » tw which had not yet fired a gun; we had a port of Franklin's corps, which had not been engaged ; but we did not fight. If our delay was a necessity, it was a m«>»t the same river **r;f&*> cannrm mid |toi;ea have been sent,up lhe rolling between, the Cap itni still In danger. und after advanc­ pense, forbearance and suffering, we aland And why is ill tint Kelt cat ta b« III they ire correct. Tbe 1 lion is, lh*t W>e rAeliaiU _______ __ donsvslle and lhe line of the Rapidan 1000 prisonere. Our tattoo was the sound of lhe cannon, ourrevllle Rra* the same. We were now hear tbe Antietam Creek and the rebels had command of the fords and the principal bridge. Our nrtillefy was pouring a, rhtirilerous fnv There has been no lack ofmen or money, River, where they can be in fuU conimu- ing, fighting, retreating, after much ex­ as we stood a year ago. niw4«o whh w>M<. itsin lavC courage or patriotism, but there w a lack of policy founded on tho eternal ples of justice and truth; a lack tho commanded. men, (and prom of a re­ 'Dishonesty, That is os ItfidM flgtetinrlnthesrwyi princi­ TJitt AVji^anjaburg Timet publishes, the. fol tew tag extract of a private letter, gard of the laws of God by the command­ ers and ,r>Wr’W a.rt» tojpilut-tbcu- cn „5' from n gentleman *t Washington : -The President’s anger I* np for once, and now look oul.to see tbe fur fly. .lie has been disappointed and mortified be­ yond measure by recent events. It will Jake a week or two to repair matters, and then for vigor. Some of the peacock officers why baj tj.fnilyd to . come up to the scrntcli'w!!r now' have to give place an old sailors propriety and the utter disregard for all It was sot long before we heard the clat­ good principles Is too much the ruling ter of musketry, and then one loud hur­ WBhia bis UtUs grave. passion of the army, that is, I think so. rah rent the air, and we know that the The health of our regiment Is pretty Bridge was oura;‘ Now onr division, 8 FECIAL NOTICEScommanded by Gcn?W ifobk,' was ordered good, though the most of us feel the ef­ forward. We crqssed Uie bridge under fects of tho aclivq Service for the last two r scathing fire’ of shell, and ascended the opposite height, pnd lay down just in front months. to men of brains and stability. No more Dr. Roback's Brrr<aa.—By reference Respectfully Yours, of our batteries, which had now got into fooling, on more trifling will be allowedO. H. Green field. “Old Abe” is mad, bis old western dan­ position on this side of the stream. Many' a poor soldier lay down for the Inst time. der is up, and I have heard him use ansne cod • new wttata in 0»Hne ot *Ston«rb Bitten.* Soon the word was up and forward, and pretty atroag language withuj a few days TbeM Biitere are deelined to become very popu away we went over hillocks, across the Editor Banner—Dear Sir:—As there past in prirgte conversation. The moot­ valley, with a perfect hurricane of grape the isna—thsl ft, tbe/ derive tbeiretimis some misunderstanding in regard to ing politicians who <»tne here from (be from the enemy’*.gUR* trying to retard North, pretending ro represent the wish­ oiir progress, but oh ward was the cry the course pursued by the Barry County es of the whole world, and almost annoy­ Delegates or some one of them, I deem and ohward we went; We soon gamed ing the life uut of the President and hi* a position at a range of 300 yds. and it doe tbe doctormf this county to know- cabinet officer* by Askfiig immpoasiblt' lheh you should hnvt$ seen tho muskets the facts in the case. thifiga’of them, will now ba tabooed.— haddibd, and tbe men fall. Soon the At the convention held at Grand Rap They have kept the wbads of the war enemy commenced to give way, and then machine locked long enough, and tbe ids op Uy 23d day of September J,, apted the very earth was made resonant with President and Halleck will now run the our cheers, and onward wan again the as substitute, and voted every time as machine themselves, and entirely on war cry. We soon held the enemy’s ground THE Advertiser having been restoredour delegates werftjnstructed or at least, principles. Your folks in the West can­ and were following him hotly in hl* hasty not possibly feel more chagrin at the retreat, when whit Whir came the bullets ns was supposed we Would, by our con discouraguig situation of affairs at tbu on oiir flank and rear, and it noon became stituente. I cast tbe'first Tote for onr present moment than we do bare, and apparent that we were flanked and nearly worthy friend James A. Swebzey as I had the President feel* worse than any other surrounded, but we had Kit# too1 near a .a right to, dn, all tho other votes I caet man in this nation possibly can. But taste of victory to easily ylel#, ’find KI­ wns for T. Wj, Ferry nod no one else, we are full of courage. “Are we going though an entire division of the endny to be whipped, to death 1” asked an Ohio what ftiay have been said to the contrary had come upon u» on the flank,command Congressman oflhe president, yesterday. ed by tbe redoubtable Jackson in person. notwithstanding. If any of our delegates “Whipped!" exclaimed the President, Yet our troops held their original ground voted for any one eke they foul a right indignantly ; “Thar* ia <o swob thing in at n great sacrifice until night put a stop to do so. And I say here, if I bad known the bpoka—these suulhacn rascals will tb‘ the slaughter. The rebels loss here find themselves buried under a northern then what I nnw know, I certainly should as acknowledged by their own men, was avalanche sooner than you thiftk.and like 'fUiatnebura. Ona word more 20,000. I counted near one battery, 17 have voted different. tho boy who was struck by lightning, dead horses, and the ground was covered as regards the report put In circulation they won’t know what ailed them. Nev. with muskets and munitions of war. A about my receiving a situatmn. Hon. er say whipped while there ia a: God in wounded Lieutenant who was a member F. W. Kellogg told me he would get me Israel.” This the President said with of this battery said they went Into posi­ BACK PAY. PENSION, &C. much emphasis. He does not dream of tion at 1 o’dock P. M. and retreated at a situation, but not until I told him frank­ such a thing as failure in this war. He a quarter past two—that they had one ly I could not support him, and that we sees bow great mistakes have been made, officer killed and one gunner in getting were a unit against him, and this in the and they will be remedied as far and as into battery, and that in the hour and a presence of several gentlemen, among •oon as possible, and guarded against in COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS quarter they had 17 killed out of28 men whom was Frank Allen Esq., of Has­ the future. His great wish just now is necessary to work the guns. Here the that he was? military man. If ha was, ARREARS OF PAT, BOUNTY A PENSIONS^ 17th Mich, lost a hundred men. Onr tings. But air, since Hon. F. W. KelI actually believe be would himself go loss was not very heavy. Company F. Ingg. bns received tbe nomination, I beforth and lead our army to battle.” lost not a than. I was knocked over by Heve it to be tho bounden duty of every a solid shot striking a rail, and came Republican at least, to do all in their within six inches of having my left foot SOLDIERS Kearaeyaa MeClellaa. taken off by a shot while lying in front of our batteries. We are now in camp, and taking a much desired rest. Where next will be our field of action is all in thn future. Co. F has but 85 men pres­ ent, all of whom are usually well. Gurnish, Guntripp, Easton, Beable, Kightlin­ ger, Wellman, Preston and Pierce have heeq left, back at various places sick.— Bube and Garrison are absent without Goo. P. Bskter , has been assigned to Co. P. Lieut B.', Jmw! been 'very sick and docs not look Rs' rubicund a* be did when he reached here in Juno hfsL Ba­ ker makes a good military man, and did himselfgreat credit at the battle Of Bull Ruq„knd In the previous marches. He seems to be well liked in the regiment, tind if he continues to do duty as well for time to come a^ in tbe past, be is sere to win the esteiem of the whole Regiment Lieut Baker was with me uiitll the last day or so, and f consider it due him to say that he did well and fkithfully every­ thing assigned him. He was frequently on our marches entrusted with the Quar- termaxWt’s Dept, and when he was in charge we did'noi lack for eatable*. We ilffl armies lie in about tbe same positions, ! part with artillery and resulted at night in nur holding the enemy’s position, cap­ turing 10 piece* o/’krtHlcry and taking into them, and our infehtry under cover of the same were advancing upon them. .M .r. «.n>.-Uv them at once," said Gen. ‘-15,000 fre«f troops have already come ; more will arnve daring the night. 1 your man that 1 We muat'fight to­ night and to-morrow. If wecannot whip- place Gm Hariburt is at Hatahte river with 8.000 or 6,000 men sod ir no douH with tbe pufoAlt>g>tolbmlA 700 to 1.000 prisoner* ftsids* th* wounded- would bdliacXagam eryoying l>is home has seen a years service, learns tn stick toWs coffee and hirff bread'at'aft hazzards. We were soon under arms and marched op'Hie side of the mountain',' • whe.ro we .could witness’the' progrewoftlie bitttie. This dav's fighting was dufte for tKd most credited these reports ■yropatbirero vMi trcoooo, otylurg then- .MKnlhMl; 1-dtarU.tated*. adir We did not 'cbme up. with the ene­ my acain until *h inearerf ,8Wfr«burgh,: and patrioti6'*rtsn, nol one of whom but Here be opened "ms batteries upon us what expected should he survive the yeir we found we had somethmr to do for his cannon spoke in unmistakable tottea, and said plainly, ‘•look.out for breakers.” In meals to bis energy aqd perseverenoe.— passing down the road previous to *n- I Waht toiiay Just one word to the Readoending Middletown height*, we received era of the Banner. Report has bad nrt an enfilading fire from the enemy’*1 gons killed, wounded,,bojurt mariialid', a thief which made our Meh' ffo some dodging and coward.' Sornq ofwiy; friends have »bo ditwuion of public affiriri over k> th* Aram Antietam.—While the hauls raged On. McClellan rsward- of tbs particulars, so far as canbegi vgn fur mitta, al nlght^ about us, 1 fortunetea tt- T. mi* TmbDraay power to elect him, and if elected I be­ lieve we shall find him to be as he has been, thp right man in tbe right place. Carlos 0. Scott. We hail thn re-nomination of F. W. Kellogg for Representative in Congress from this District, with unmixed approbn tian. We hold it to be important In this crisis of affaire, that we should have experienerd mon ini Congress. We be­ lieve that the next Congress, will have the greatest work to do that has ever been ennfided to American Statesmen— rmtlnng less than the re-establishment of Oar nominee, in this respect, te al! we eould wish. Ho Is thnrouthly educated and esperienoed for fits post. His ex­ perience and educatino, too, have been obtained daring the very troubles he is in asttiing. He is respected aid held In high esteem by hie foilnws io Congress, and ho has tbe aar of tbe Gov. emmrnt, which no new man can have.— Mr- K. has a record, and a clear one, in Congress. There is no vote, no spb’scfa, no act of his in A Voice num thz Gxxvx.—We were last week shown a fetter written by General Kearney to M. O. Halstead, Esq-, of Patterson, N. J., which bore date at Harrison’s Landing, Jamas River, August 8. It was a long, full, friendly and eloquent ex position by lhe dead baro, of bis views on the Peninsula campaign : and about Gen. McClellan in particular. Gen. Kearney, who was a staunch Detuocrat, expresses in this letter an unquali­ fied condemnation oT all McClellan’s BOUNTY, Circuit Cou tbe CirOolt Cot cogmeoee nt it one for mnrdt -tabf to doth derstand «be a re|roAl»avtng upon her own l ingtrinl and for; ha buggy w turn. The bon by fiber itffi ver Crerij, and troiCwker® L? Tua Draft. Adjutant Robe quireA ttvOnf' atoll to, be r#iae ***■ not include the Andrews which from our defici still to h£rafee AproigyM]F drafting orders pointed Coma Roberts Surge state road, in tl ed’theeditor also some exe W-’fc SIB K If. WRKII1T X«g.<l AowaiU Middleville, Aeg. 21. l»t. of (bis towush New Advertisements. few spdMha hare seen. 0 600,000,ULIT7.,ai“*01"" SuchteiR aircu LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fr— raeset sarvvys, eomplvto4 Ang. 10, IMS; County Treasu ■rapidly. Mr ««»pmri was being fimght by driblet*: that <Me folly succeeded another: that ft LOAD MAP was under lhe control of imbecility, or EVERY RAILROAD STATION and diataaMd between. ■ Guarantee .xy womm er nan U U> | Tbe tuaual desire1* tree on Foda jxyuredthal h uneasy wife and quiet home in Jersey ; and. st tlw. .______ Ritte ot pip he maw do eomeMting," .nJ 6n*ll, cta. Ihg with U>. em static deekritkn, “/fcfl y°* Me CUetan u dur./ mt!” Ttam Maryland and' .'•ltae.pmmwn.ofG.oMi Kmnih,, ■business inte .especially'tri is a desirabl ^specially tho Congress, that his con- atiteency can eomptein of—wesie, -indeed ^•t his emissilueney oannnt be prnad of. He hM, be does, and ha will stand hrmly by the Government. This bis record reefed, ICtod. strategy ; he says be wishes he was out of the mesa; that the army ought never to have gone to lhe Peninsula • that the •omtlhiag wartt; that, soldier M he waa, he could almost wish himself beck to hia elcsely /texfomra De the same letter t»0My to sevwral «abar LLOYD'S Torooiurarc.L lurorisirrccKv. MUI IIDUXA. IUJJ0U. sufficient to write Aajmptk an net which replied, pyjAtir.'. To a|l l Ray that When where we had to pass through -» channel and came near being demolwbed. The fth Maas. battery had been driven from must have noticed that all the fault found you are ready to believe any of the last three mentioned reports, and to Kelp cir­ culate them—unless upoq andoebuid au- tbority—I wkb-tofie counted at non ttt among your list of friend*, h ft not R* Gen. Hunter po.iti.el. denim that he Em er^ e<ud or iMimMod that th. Mark regimpt. of Sooth Carollni. •m.in.n, m.nnmt>r|to uttonlUi|„„pj theowarj. h. Jmerutlm th., J,,,WKi UmineelrM ..eoilant adldiw^ and I. re­ i a. maItland wammg , K We should WKS joined that the Governmeoi hu u l».t .dopud bl. ptdfep,. bX anthorUi “ , •>x!' liP ms r iifisosniishsri. Gorwtro^k the State, weMmx Hi 'V Jury. �EF. ' rm. jupwatb pills. — n—ii m .m i 3 ... IMMm. ^for wpg.rt.t., that darkness wouM f«*orn driving him bacS -TWFZTOT.A ff J »>P«Aaboa The to be excelled s ‘LOW PRICES” s Typhus, Ty Pox, Meai 'bu« h*1"1 NEWS °e°’ ,Mtc'-u*r°25r tfegUrlator obligfl bin. lo-iend even a brinda u. Burn.d.'. .,1^ darkt-w 5?*? J? JforfUwuUerGenarala baidaa 7,?’from “• or mlKondbtt at th. ba«k of foalno eoo6d«n«d. jHa John SctMlan'a “avil g«niu," ta'-btah pX CAUCUS. Th# RefnibHcaas of Bullets j&vrfn-H«ii to \ nrig^‘ '■*’er ,h* potomao m> a •two brll Mdintp tba midH./Un w. foj V lire, w.ro maaaaertd in a tnrvt in Cmicu*. al the Court. HoMei 'trn Tlinnigjr“■’’“l .wbteli maha, m afternoon, October ic'ih/ ai, thnk' o,clock, for anudder »t th« nama of Ball’. BloC .ill poaching County Convralien. not .norejja ,ho >rvu „f tb. ,, officer. The beeinalng of bl. career ... . unforUmale. Ha »aa PatUraon'a aaaiau ent adjutant general and chief of auK . . Haaimga, Octohet??lb. IMA “ “P»" S""d tulborit, diesuaded him from marching oo Winebee. ter.«> at leaal to check 3obn«m while chants are receiving their fall slocks of. McDowell wn fighting th, battle of Bell giHida. The war doc* not aeeipy to have Kan. The first great disaster of the war dried up the avenues of trntW. The is thus, if this be correct, like the last N*w GoUM.—■Several of our met. truth is, raonyjr is plenty; and when that j great slaughter, attributed to him. is the case pcoplp will buy, not only -the necessaries, but the conveniences of life. That is as it should bo; and still, if our advice Was nsked we should counsel all men, (and women too fur that matter,) to pilot their crafts with caution, an old saifors hug - hard the growing out of lhe aboses'connected with their impressment; but these were prompt­ ly and entirely remedied by orders is­ Circuit Codmt.—Tho regular term, of the Circuit Court for thia county will commence at the Court House on Mon­ A inong the’cases for trial day next. for is murder, being that of a Mrs. Lowe, of Assyria who isnccnsed of pois­ oning to death her own child. We un­ derstand she admits lhe fncl and only, regrets having failed in a similar attempt upon her own life. Benjamin for having buggy which ingtrhil mid turn. Francisco awnit- is also borrowed a horse to failed be re­ The horse and buggy were found, by Sheriff Everts, in thu vicinity of Bat­ tle Creek, and Francisco himself at De­ troit, * here ho bad gone soldiering. Tuk Draft.—By the appnrtionmgnt of Adjutant Roberta, Barry Copntjr Was re­ quired tcv&irpish 43$ rc,erqiis under bflh calls from tbe Government. Of this oum- 221 have been furnished, leaving still to be raised. 218 Thia, however, not include the company raised by Andrews which is still dues Oapt, ■ still tu be'raised. AiToi^rusMTa.—Under drafting orders, N. Binlcy pointed Commissioner, tbe recent has liccn and ap­ Dr. John Huberts Surgeon for this County. Thasxs.—Mr. Usury Mtkm, state road, in this township, has ed the editor with n of the present­ basket of as fine flsvored fall peaches as wo usually get; also some excellent ' melons, and a few bunches of the finest grnprs we ever saw. Mr.'H. will accept our thanks. of this township has left on our table have seen. hibited from arresting any colored emel prppertfoc W Utotr comppaiuon poMM. wonderful nutrHiotu powera.— Si* of RAD WAY’S FILLS whl impart ns much nourishment to to tbe blood, end strength to the weeting body, a. one ounce of the beat wheat flour; io that In A Of four specimens furnished us, the average measure Was about nine inches in circumference. than any other medicine, aecor. aft evacualion, und. at tbe Mme time, nourish and rtrengthen the1 tyrtefn. This pca»liar newer i. poMMoed alone by RAD­ WAY’S REGULATING PILLS. In al! attacks of BlUousneet, Inftamalion of lb. Bowel* Uv.r, Kidneys, a doae from ah tn eight of • ’ RADWAY’S REGULATING RILLS, wyi, in a lew hours, rcatorp the .patient to case and comfort. There is no pur­ gative medicine in use, that will cure lheae ccmplaints so quick as RAD­ WAY’S PILLS. Perantn subject to Coativenesa, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bil­ iousness, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Ap­ oplexy, Headache, should take two or three of thrae PILLS once or twice a week. Price 25 cents per box. LIST OF JLETTEBS, DgS jAccidkmj.—The Pioneer learns that mer, about eight years old, fell from a tree on Friday lost, and was so severely jnjured that bis life was despaired of. Commkrcul Advkktiskr.—This is the name of a new weekly paper just started in Detroit«: it is apparently devoted to B OU1 LIKE OF TRADE; Come and See 1! (cTlio^t&ha" in the county oi WB The Baltimore Sun says that the beau­ tiful district of country over which lhe battle of Sharpsburg raged presents a melancholy picture of devastation. A number of bouses and barns were de­ stroyed, fences scattered as if a tornado had swept them away, hundreda of acres of com trampled down and devoured, and wreck, ruin and desolation meet the eye at every turn. A majority of lhe houses in Sharpsburg, as well aa those along the whole lino of battle from thence to Keedysville, exhibit marks of having been under fire. Some were penetrated in three or four different places by shut and shell, and in many instance their inmates made narrow escapes from de­ struction, Tho amount of personal property—horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, hay and provender—which was TATE or HKfHlOAN; tem OoervT, At a aeiaiou of U. Probate Cowl, for S On reeding snd'filing tbe petition, duly verified ol Require Hanyeti. Albert E. Manyen. Emelin. Trego, and k. B. Shaw, praying, foroortaia rea­ sons therein set forth, that odrn intel ration of said estate may be granted, and that L. K. Powers may be appointed administrator. ■______ '9 avc, eo«v^o%«A > uillipe Harv.y VI-—Lt. * Holcomb H S Hanor Elijah Hamilton Mias Healu Jana Hubble Levi O yuyc aw& yooXs awd. vaake, X\\cvcv Wux,\v\.^ 'Vowke. ftXowvo.e\v 'BX.XXevs "Dy. *B-o\>ac\C% a a.y oi nearing. 8. C. PRlNDlJ. Judge of Jrvbate, ftXovw.o.e'W ‘BkX.Xevs IBBJDUJ©®® POKES. w.vt \\oor "DoeXov'% "DkXXs. Estate of George Nichols. Smith PROBA T£ tZBDJrJL—STATE OF MICHIGAN Huvck Amo* fry. holden st >1 Baitings, < "Dy. "BxoXsaek.'* 6Xovmxc\v 'BvXXe.va G.YC. X\\x Ac\v utaxt't Botox* awA Covft$OY\. We hare every kind of goods, each os r._ -n», i.^*.MW® pleas, aay they arc ad vertiMd. Charge, for ad- J Probate.’ . VMlitiug. one cent each. R. J. GRANT, P. M. la the matter of ibe eatate of George Nichols, ‘Dy. ‘Kctaack?* BEXOLS & SIEKDIES, ip (or Tber I iaxAtfovaXc X\xc- v>cak aadt* &cXj\\.\XaXc&. tion; and that tbe heirs at law of aaid deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, arc GROCERIES lai previously redeemed according iol.tr, SAMUEL 8. LACEY. Dy. "RoXjciek.'* ftXovft.o>.cXx 'B\.XX«,v% PRIMARY SCHOOL LAND. Part of Section. Section. awA vcvckXce North. to said day of bearing. aeptlT (A true copy.), HARD-WARE I 8. C. PRINDLE. J edge of Prob ftXovaaeXx c license granted to me. by tbe Probate Court for tbe county of Barry, I shall expose to sale at public auction to the highest bidder, at the south east corner of the north west quarter ( W) of section twenty-four (W) in the township of Orangeville ______ jk. .1,1, _r (Vink., .< ..w.r.-S described lands to wit: Tbe north fraction of tbe south-east quarter (tf) uf section No. stx (6) ia town one(f) north of Range Nine (») west, containing forty-two and sixty eight one bnadrctba S8-l(fo) acres: also lhe north-west quarter fX) oi th. soutb-eMt quarter (I) of section twelve(lS) in town two JIJ north of range tea (10) we«t. containing forty :re»; also one acre out of tbe south east cornet (tbe north west quarterfl] of section twenty inr [t< 1 In town two north of range ten [lol vwt, 11 being la the county ol Barry and State of Mlehrsn. ADAM ELLIOTT, Btreeior. Dated Angus, 1», IMSaugS7 lu\o^o.\A«,. Dy. tfLohaek'* aYc.Au* SoXAac.y'% VAc.aA,\a^ ^vc.v>®N\Xvac£ "DxavvXvca, "D^%evCter^, *KYve.ua\aA*va, cXe. EIECUTOR'8 SALE. AND DRY GOODS! ITiese fitters ar* put up in quart bottles, of tuhieh the above is afao-eimile. fho label u finely engraved, and is provided with a safe-guard from oountsrfeiters. (Price (1 per bottle, of six for $S. C. W. fioback, (Proprietor, Jib. 6 East Fourth Bt., Cincinnati, to whom all jT^crs should be addressed. FOR SALE BY Rob.ri.'A Striker, Bastion. Eli Niehota,'Jay 8. Terry, Orangeville Mill.. M. C. Swift,Prairieville IL B. Beaningtoa, Middleville, apd- hy druggi.U and merchants generally tlirtmgMut the country ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ELECTION NOTICE. of every description XTolieais berebr rivec. that at Um next Genet1N al Election toTe b«l3 on the Tutvday »uc-4 cetdine the first Monday of November next, in the State of-Micbigan. tbe following OAcen are lights br night, and hence the train of wagons sought W be captured had been removed before our force got there. At Newbern, N. O, it if the invambfo <*»■ Stacks of Saturday, ths tireatv-flfth day of lhe year one thousand eight hundred two, al one o’clock, in tbe afternoon, Ing described land, belonging to th said deceased Io wit: The north-west tom on the advance of our troops to any house, for some one to throw up a win­ dow. hang out a cloth, shout for some of one hundred and aixty acreav.----- - . the fcmily In the fields, or perform some other act which will signalize da«genIn many instances the “signal posts have l>een dwlmyed. Women have generally been the operators.—Bottan Jonrnal. SWAMP LANDS. nexfone in Detroit. OeH« W»lly ■. aYfo X\\-C. ^OOY twau'ft Vy\cAX&,. Rxbxl Txlsorapbino.—Col. Price, who made the late reconnoiaance to Ashby’s Fnv« H«u» N’cr““r ~^ ' । a %viav- ’W.e.ftc. ’B\XX«,v» ’sa® car# Fretmau Mrs Harsh J Clothing, is a desirable paper for business men, Let J7 ipj fcnoWn that the Democratic awA aW laY aaXuve. "Dy ’BaoXsoxVs taken from the farmers, was enormous. hurg eorrCTp««Ie”‘ of lh' Ja,ymaieet Kidney Complainto, M A large stock of 7b Destroy------- Bed-Bugs. To Destroy------- Moths In Furs, Clothes, .especially those who have business co°- ER O other persona 7b Destroy------ Rats, Roaches, &e. 7b Deslroy------- Mice. Moles, and Ants. .especially*M an advertising medium. JUST RECEIVED DIRECT It •business interests, and is designed more HVKE Dated. SeptemteMeU'lWX' Buhter Mrs Charlta Hann Miss Reteey P Bono Mrs Moliada Blood 0 P Bolkin MIM BacM Gap, found on bis way that every bouse Tax Salks.—Tbe land sales at the on the road was a telegraph office thus, Caunly Treasurer's office are progressing - in three hours after our force left, it was known in Aldie, 40 miles distant, that .rapidly. There .aoema to? be fully the artillery and cavalry were advancing, the t'jsual desire ftr intestfm tail lands. rebels signalizing with flags by day and a boy in Oaatleton namcd Emeraon Hos­ iSSoMTfS bid you farewell.” Deitcactlon of Property on the Maryland euY®. cXX Xac uPaXcd. YvcXy Xo," duX a% a vmc&oX a^CAxX — a oveaX. "BkC^vAaXot (rt X\\x suEXexa. XW "B\\vou% av«XAtX« g$ XW "WcsX aad SouXXvXXxetc, da%, $ov a Voa£ Xkwvc., \>wa «uxed xvoeAcA aa avXveXc oX StowvacYx. "Dv\Xc.y*, voXueXs va ^yo^y f\u.a.aXvX‘vc*, aad aX X\vc i^yo^y X\.w\.c, arc. a wave* \>-Ye.^c,a\x»e o$ .> SHiauo Fever, Fever a,7ui fiQVbe, Liver Complairbt, WK STILL— b paired. RADWAY’S PILL8 will, io I-. time per­ son, except for crime, or upon orders from the military authorities or Judge Dickson, who was appointed by General Wallace to command lhe brigade. When the brigade had ended their labors, so well were they pleased that they pre­ tented a sword to their curnmnr.der, Col. Dickson, accompanied by nn address.— Col. Dickson's answer contained the fol­ lowing passages : “Go to your hnrncs with the conscious­ ness of having performed your duty, of deserving, if you do not receive, tbe pro­ tection of the law, and bearing with you the gratifudc and respect ofall honorable men. You hare learned to suffer and to wait, but in your hours of adversity, re­ member that the same God who has num­ bered the haira of our heads, and who watches over even the fate of a sparrow, is the God of your race as well aa mine. The sw eat blood which this nation is now shedd'»g .at every porev is an awful warning of how fearful a thing it ia to oppress lhe humblest being. Until our C'»ui>]ry shall imain need yuur ecrviccs, I ~ft'vXXtv% avt, aoX o^cycA. Xo XXvc. Y-uYAX.* a» d YotAvevac. aACvcd S«jal gsiittf. sued by Major-Generals Wright and Wallace, by whom the Mayor was pro­ to .be deducted from our deficit, which leaves about 150 GRANT & SPAULDING povmre, wd week of the body. RAD­ WAY'S REGULATING PILL8 pro­ vide again* thh diftcuUv. The medi- lee shore. one The term for which the colored people of Cincinnati were to work on the fortifi­ cations expired, according to previous uoderatanding, «,n Saturday last. Most faithfully and cheerfully, says lhe Gatttte, advice—to “keep sails reefed, anti clesely taking The “Black Brigade” ef Cincinnati DIGESTIVE ORGSKS. U re medicine. *od piM. of th. old system produce too wddmt depletion of tbe vital 5 •'JfX .. J dec., dco. 7b Destroy------- Moeqnltbes and Fleas. 7b Destroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. 7b Destroy-------- Insects on Animals, dsc. Which we »re anxious to Mil, and WILL SELL, 1 fTMorer. vomniiwonrr ot owe i*u« Attorney General,Huperinlcadctrt of Public Ln- Ateo. .Senatorfor tbe Twaoty-Hral Senatorial District, eompoaed of tbe countie, of B.rry.and Eaton. .rrM.U. to tbe provtaiona of Act No. )M, oflhcSeMidn I^WBoflML ' Also a RepreKalaliv. for each of tbe two Rep­ resentative Distnete Into which this county ia divided, agreeable to th. provkioM of Act'No. 116, elpMSeeaton Lawn of >841, . Also*,' the. following County Officer, for tbe. Icounty efBairv- A Treasurer. Clerk. Proeecutn« Attorney, lieeistor <J Deed.,8beriC Clre.it Court Commisaioner, Surveyor and two Ooroo.ra. Notice ia also hereby given, that at said General Election an Amendment bf the Conrirtotkm Mis­ vfow of THESE HARD TIMES we ere wiling OUR GOODS Renders who dpryuinee the Emancipation Prockmrtiaw oLths Pmskteat, denotmee for ni the latter. '*hn has been foolisMy an act which can harm do one who is not encaged in attempting to destroy toSS^’i«SZ*l tbe ofVermin. . Unusually Low! gySee “Costar’s” advertisements lha Uppar Peninaate. and aa aaamtoMS* S«et><« twq, Arttola twenty, of lha C-xUlutfow. raL •Uv, to th. R^tetea oTtl.. Coertrlatioo. uwyMcd for by Joint Readateoa So. IT, approved M»«b IMh, 1M1; ■ * Will be submitted to the Electors of ihi. Sum in tins paper for tbe iMfeverim nd tetter exirrmlnation of att tinds tad tpeciu of b.Ul. aufc^iil, la. trilHHM-r Potc^c, running through of >>« facility than no bnraaUck. •“•J"1*1 *HfiMTTTL 8. LACET, go WARD ASSOCIATION, Phihdel- Washington county,-Tbe nemo V pro- and finally almost everything you have -»! JfSsfaf^er/. A Goo» Hxjr.wMX tu axes or tw- I'.MUna, po'.nud,« h'y- oBiwr a wauiDiso SMfefjUtyiS Ma JOB PRINTING, �.urnri >l Si Authoni if • xi STMLSXDVJ But lattMn it ATta“S?NOXATlXi RE9OLVBNT ? ’J • tii an attempt to make women think more of tbe rights of nyc womanhood than is needful. There are ladles doors at lhe tbe roots roanot take bold*, rodfaar* ohrop, drying winda are very liked; exhaust the tree of all its juices, befo new supply can be furniebed. Late warm^-lbe roots are ready down at the post office for the delivery of letters—which, by the by, ia an atro­ cious institution,, MilkMb may learn wbo will look at tbe advertisements call- ni< P^moSt«teyeMiiillul|ii|iiiifff fir, removal. /Bot tbe oonditions are even, morn U%i vorable in’Atiust and Sfplombar. Ay this ' season thn ground '■ thoroughly; wwrmed through, and aa the nigbta- b^gir^ make separate provision for ladies. From all this it comes to pan that the baker’s daughter looks down from a great higbl on her papa, and by no means thinks her brother good jene^/ts bnaasocisto.— kJ) feotle bottom heat.. kJs to find with what reidineaa ■ । the young growth is starting, or Is atXMcolent.'and the plant has need of all it*, energies. During the autumn months, the earth being warmer than tbe atmos{there,dfrhile the wood ia simply maturrrg, not growing, the roots on the con­ trary are in vigorous action, aad will insure sufficient strength to resist tbe succeeding winter, and also the best pos­ sible condition for sufiecqueat growth.— Aev England Farmer. woman should not see herself denomina­ ted a lady so often, and should receive '*!*«»« J* privileges. I would give her, if I could, bread and meat earned by her father’s care and her brother's sweat; but-vhen she ha. goellUi-H « ,, rtiWlLLWJl’MARBLE, g foj-th^at'£ttod» fact everything but Metals. * a ;n—i. A jurtf—3 bAUUNG-S Will cure F< awvH ■tiff— oral t-py A visitor to the battle-field of Sharpsburg, where tbe dead of both ar- Glsudalar Swell TOTHOSR Wao. DqN’T. lflINK This beverage, with the return of war, has again catne into vogue, and there is now as much discussion atout the man­ ner of ita preparation as there was during tho war of 1812. Jfitia well prepared it ia esteemed by many equal to Java, and is highly favored by lhe doctors. But if poorly got up it is no better than slope. The true way of preparing it is:— Wash the rye thoroughly then put it into a kettle of cold water and put it on the fire to steep, which is accomplished ‘ when the water comes to a boil. Then take it out and brown it, and complete lhe process aa you would with Rio, and you will find it a more agreeable drink than either of the above named, without any of the pernicious consequences that come from the use of the foreign article. The true way is for the wife to get it up without the knowledge of her hus­ band, and to keep her own secrete for two or three weeks, when it will very likely become a permanent institution in the family—costing only fifty cents a bushel.—RochuUr Union, what •“ depostsesl and taouvsles the system with health end strength. In ell earn ask for RAD WAI‘8 RBNOYAYINO KEHOLVKNT. Price pas-bottle LIF^ UTTERS, hod*rrrJMfep«rfM. ' .11 <10 00 a year saved in every family by .3 Oiie,Boule of Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. fkrqfula, Skin (piaeaots, Price 25 Onta per Bottle. Ball Hhewn, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. . Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Very Liberal Redaction to Wholesale FAMILY MEDICINE, TERMS CASH. w,'r to tok, DARLINGS LIFE BITTERS neaa. irregularities, pain Ih ths aide and bowi blind, protruding and Weeding pitea, and gene debility. READ.THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: JO1INN « CRONLEY, (Sols Msrinfaeturers.) 7S WILD AM STREET, Corner of Liberty Street 1M.A.,—. IS, IMO: “| k... ritb pitas, accompanied with bloed- RADWAY’S PILLS DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR They are aptrimt, tonic, laxative, stimulant, ooufttar.krrtpat.audortfle. altaralirs. They are LIFE BITTERS, entirely Vegetable, and lhe only vagMsbl. sub-’ Bit And now consider myself Entinly enrsd," Pill, in the Arcana of Modieioe. As eracuaats, ' ' tabsBj ot*M bMi itvw'l Io ->tafc they arc more certain and thorough than the M»vli 18 Drastic Pills of Aloes, ar Croton sad Harlem Ort. lc^0B'fJ^Cre“ f“8ba spring oflliad J took a severs cold which tndqced a vQsnl fever. I took tw. doass OIL AS ALTERATIVES NEW YORK. cury, bltrc pin. brace their importance in a of liver eomplainta. aodspleea difficulties, Ji IthptirUnt to Rnilrtud Cimpanlca. "'important to Farmers. Ta nil itJivui lilt may conctrn and it ton Ctrns entrybody. • 1 JOHNS A CHOBLEY'S 'tSjsr&f OREpenon writes, her daughter wm cured of fits of nine yean’ standing, and St VituS* dance of tyro yean. • AROTHE* writaa, bis vs was cured ____ AX0THER was cared of Fever and Ague alter Dying every medicine in his reach. ANOTHER was cured cf Ferer Bore which had existed fourteen yyara. AH0THER of Rheumatism of eightyean. Cases innumerable nf Dyxpentia and Liver Complaint could bwwtnttsoaed in which tbs Purifier and i’ills CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF rV\x«. ^VooA. VAk* are tho most active nnd thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an extent aa that Ute "B\.oo4 a\\A YAvev VAV, ’B\oo&. *Vwc\5\«.v$ Axn LIFE BITTERS. will cure all the aforementioned diseases, I passed dotted blood by the urethra. I an n hi .nAnih.i. 7 ««]« principal llciaosas. Aararrcrre, SS»5?2Si!K5l,Wot™“™» Mrs. C. TeboS, 11 Chriatopbtr Street, N. Y.. writes: “Feb. A. I860.—I hare been subject to TIMft P Asthffia the lest twenty years, ihar. I KINDS, never found anything eqfisl to Darling*e Liver Begulaor. in affording -mmediate relief. Liver end blllioua remedy.” Il is a thorough * Mrs. Young, bf Brooklyn, writes: "February -?2fyIM?* "’•"’“•A on**’- Ue of ‘X,ufined*me U ‘behouse. Headache, Oolio Fains, Indigestion, pkrcQa and inEia kuJbeiT^ Try these medicines, and you will never l”a Ctood. 'NkeAVcA.wew, No Heat Is required in making application and you should try them before going far a I took one bot- Darlliag's Life Bitters, Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local ------- ___ ...______ A<-r___ ItcKn^e applied by any one. and was ntirdyar,d. I bare had no attack since." 1M0.- dXrlingb liver regulator. have ever doubted you --v—■ GUTTA wU] ^owNdX wo vtxof e>. ■*» waauc iKMly, wblili cannot K- 1D. XwXQ-crxs PERCHA CEMENT, I did eo lod fouad it to operate admir&lr rvmov For Omting Metals of all Kinds when exposod Ro the Action of ihc Weather, raiiLr vtDicnic. and FOR SALE BY -3?,.“^'. 1— .M* RsMsa, if sxceUent R« if yuu Ao do One Ddllar । B150 BEST PIANOS. 1150 GROVBSTKEN A HALE, baring reamed to tbeir new wartroomi, ...... ri» jSw’jgfTrSooSr B». DAN’L 8,:DARUNG, *r* D^jP 1|2 N«ml> Sv. Ny Yoji. ’VHiJ&aiflig SSIStSLW sSSSS-S 478 BROIDWAT, 10 ®fferlhe poblie a tnagniftceot 7 Octave Boaewood Piano, photog*aphic gaxxerf S160 CASH, Cr«y« Amiroljp.I Vign.lt.'AtnkroVP?; Hel^MWI^SsterKtjp.; Bleb moulding caaea, S175 to <200, lerfWO malate and form ooncnliotw ta tbo stomach. A . stnamrou, : of ones and stems; let them remain in the •rrop two <!»/«, ikon drun it off, nuk. It bolting bot, Alm it, ud poor orar Qtstiveness, Cholera orbus, Fain in ths £ou*ls, Qirxiness, eta. — ■ -• sut^ ;kieh Stai UM oi Ebutieitv rers.Ur ack sow led rml to be potaewed be tlCTTA month."— Gardner'e To Puu>T> Fwu.-Ibk. , P DA RUNG'S LITER REGULATOR, fecdy plumpin berry till the last bunch ®*rp^Poisia». I-..’'., । . - wwdtUon, and cur. lb. wontMmu of dnH)*ta e»«.n brown aufw, dnrify h, wImo per. olmr u>d boiling bot, poor II onr lb. pinna, b.rinw pint.) o« onmuld •pta; lot them mtnmn mother d,y or lwo,tk« pot tbwn In . prwnfc, kuth over thn fire .nd limmer notlr until tbe MiirrM sad esras RADWAY i Co.. WooLLUYool! THE PLACE TO SET WOOLCARDS!’, .“StSEL"4 nuuwr Ms virtnre. them with any other man utactsredin this country. GKOVE8TEEN A HALE. pkrtertbe i’HMCHA J , ’CC18&Y !tZE~ w> stood ready st *H Uaa*f to tret «• BaOAUWAT, HKW YOBS U>», (WofBw RADW'AY’8 ready relief. •h hod a difficulty with the which, in conjunction with the r£*,sr^X5.ttx was consumed this Chronicle. D Otis Studley, Esq.’. IR Rsst 1Mb Street N. F„ TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. BMmi to be a very good plan of keeping gropes, which Mr. Thompson had adopted, and which, writing on the 10th of April, the English language exactly to expreaa its action. Tbe French callit Aowtepemret So much for ita be describes thus: SSKTtsSfCteS-: >Uo mnI other Wore, which “In February I cut a great many irritant, Inal ' branches of lhe Lady Downe’a vine. 1 Uiamllod, left the bunches attached to the branches neiRhboriag that bore them, sharpened tbe points of AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. the branches where they had been de­ Many peteotu are in tbe habit of taking Rolls, EffifeteiMaffik ’jtached from the parent stem, and ran TO THOSE WHO THINK. them a couple ofinces into Mangel Wurxel roots. Throe 1 laid on tbe shelf in the fruit room, aad allowed tbe grapes to hang over tbe shelf, and cut them as ia elimli required. In this way they kept per- —the soa^iArpiu system. AH Arnica liniments. D Work \a\ka a CKavwv. IMPKorxn OVTTA PgftCHA entire ay item, coniroting, steen gibes Ing, end essed deposits snfimpu re humors. They differ from all aurntiro pills. Their thinking, but like to have their thinking done by action ia not local, or confined to a portion of the time one else, ear My wilhml srfUnation, that bowels. Drastic PnrgSttve Pills Atgment what BAD WAY’S READY REI.IEF , te culled the perisultte movement of the bowels Will relievo those wbo suffer paini,-fnstsirtly da­ by irritating the costa of the intestines. In active swl inflammatory desesaca, the irrita- ' lle application externally or by its administration tion produced by tbe Drastic Purgative Pills trill iuternslly, and cures— RHEUMATISMin a few hoars. SORE THROATin fifteen minutes. bowels, bilious colic, TOOTH ACHEin three minute*. rout, Ac , he kind of pills to take. NEURALGIA (paroxysms ot,).. .in Uve minutes. rheumatism, If RADWAYr8 PILLS । ............ fl” “’inutes. There ere a class of HEADACHE..in ten minntea. Rheumatism. Enlargement of tho Liver. Spleen COLICin twenty mutates DIARRHCEA...in forty minutes. LUMBAGO, [pains of ]in ten minutes. CHILLHin fifteen minutes. BURNHtn five minutes INFLUENZAin a few hours: CROUPin ten minutes. Is k allow. Trpboid. ud Bilioua Favors, in Ery■:petaa3a>all Pox, purgation to highly crecnttal; but to administer adoae of Draatio Plflt. tha irri­ In al! cases where pain is felt, tbe READY RE­ tation they would produce and lhe relaxaliuti and LIEF should be applied. Taken internallv—a depletion that would follow, would be llkrir to tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure prove fatal. In these cases a mild, soothing xnd gently stimulating laxslive, that will purge and heal, soothe end strengthen. Iike Radvay'a Regu­ lating Pills, Is required. The cause of so many TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. deaUis iu tbao diansea is owing to tbe went of a pnrgsBro like RADWAYS PILLS, that will purge without depleting or interfering with tbs functions or other secretions. Not one in a bondrediuf Yellow or other fetor cases would prove fata) if Redway's Pills ware adopted intbair treat­ compoaition the properties of a diffusive stimulant meet. -v.. -- p-.:, j-jf-... an anti-septic, a mild but effective Astringent, and a direct powerwyer tbe nerves, neither narcotic euharto it^LOTKifi^ftafJETwr/ta Hwfe Headache, . .. Liver Oomplaint, Fever and jfljfut, Lsuoorrhaea, ** ' ’" Complaints ’ * Female JErpsipcla*, Bt. jBrithong'e Ftre, Tumors, Eruptions, _ . Fite, florqfuloua Consumption., etc. bfa Im porn nt to Builders. DARLING'S UfiC& &SOULA TOR o thia attack,'I bad been CruubM with drspepsia •veral an on Um : Ihftaa felt nothing of j| since?’ Byphilu, Old Borts, 1^- For Sale br all Druggists, and Storekeepers groerally.tbroughout the country. Important to House Owners. tion of pergtag with other pill, or powders, salts oUa,8«idlita waters, they would need Ism physio- - ' fat curing ’ Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. kidneys, natural and heslujy action in t(e vUal organs-It ia a superior Mich b-tUr U. p«U, Va. t\w. "BVooit, for the life and health of the body depaodi upon tbe porky of the blood. If the blood is poisoned, the bodv dran oat a miserable existence. These medicioM AMBNAIV CEMEKT GLCE. . DA It ditto's5 RADWAY’S RRADT UBBOLVENT gifvu ta DR. RADWAYS PILLS. .. WOKOCl JR WEALTH. girt ions toTbs digestive orgw the aecreli**at, excretions and exl Im the circulation, and purify tt aUMMfotA'reototefMfo-tomool « Liver. Rick tf>ad>che, Dyapepr shd Ftrere, coatlvenesk^or loosen oootroled and enr«rty4b»ffWni CouvAnj. K\\. The peculiarity of the • ■BVooA Vwnjvtv <wA VAI* LIVER REGULATOR X’^s^’ftisir^.'LrfiR- AU CvrtkyveaUw 'Vta.fttevouB which have been showered upoa him fans "We have med it. and find It aa oacful in o«r house as wifler.”— JHW ftyirlt Tta^ Oite DoUm i fMaoaiDaUins M Dr. Redway’s A Co.’• office. B7 Maiden Lasts, will be supplied CBlf.DK EN. ‘ r rtXnteaa. AMD . FOUR TO «IK BOTTLERTr WllleoroSarofsta,By>btiis. White SwollinM Sere Uga, Kyphilhw Rbcumati.m. Gout, chrouk Dkreaaee, Sreuvcy, BrowfoUs, Tubsrete*, Ulcere Any arttrfa wrti A RERICAN CEMENT Glue uHTidl a^g «*«« u » . f“rr .' lWWgulator rji***: R. R. R. portion of tbe excrements." SaV, DMkerau J. ^FMUNTAlN.guart^ Master Ocaerol rebels were generally undisturbed. The haversacks of the dead rebels contained nothing buWrrokera, with the exertion, Curo?ux>c B<»pe’ Ckimt,1 Lava, and in H. wjn TWO BOTTLBB. isbment of plants than perhaps any other record vsnng they possessed remarkobl# ^.■^^Trjaiissr ’ .ITWirX MBN-D A LA BA 31 ER. 0MK BOTTLE. would have her proud of lhe one, and ourtQ T( Dw«M>nM b’“-* Twted» by uo means ashamed of tbe other. occasionally of ears of corn. In the reb­ el hospitals were large quantities of med­ An approximate calculation may be icines which had been captured from our made, but it will fail to give a correct army in previous conflicts, lhe labelsl idya of tbe injury and loss sustained by designating sl»e OfiFna[ owgrrship. ‘ tbe want of a better system than tbe one npw in use for preserving tbe fertilizers of the farm. But tbe carefully conduct-, One of tbe new regiments from Mich­ ed experiments of Sprengel will enable' us to arrive ata result sufficiently near igan, during one of the battles in Mary­ land, after fighting like veterans, fell the trifth to demonstrate the general fact: short of nmunition. Instead of -hunting A stall-fed cow will void fifteen thousand pounds of urine in a year; this will yietf t^Q hundred and forty pounds of am­ monia (this Is in addition to the phos­ as has always, been the case heretofore In the army o’fthe Potomac, they coolly phates of lhe urine and all the other ex-, cremchte;) of thia two hundred and forty marched to the army waggons, replenish­ ed their cartridge boxes, and returning Sounds of ammonia, no less than one to the strife, charged over a stonewall undred and sixty two pounds are annu­ upon Drayton’s South Cnrolinia brigade ally lost by the ordinary mode of treat­ which they about annihilated. The ment. Ammonia cannot be purchased Seventeenth Michigan is the "Stonewall”' by tbe farmer for less than fifteen cents regiment, am lhe South Carolinians will per pound. One hundred and srxiy-LWtf long remember with grief these “raw re­ pounds of ammonia is <24 30, the annu­ cruits from country towns.”—Eve. Poti. al value, per head, for stall-fed cattle, of the manure lost from th^ prnine WmrxWABU THAT WILL. SOX BP.B Ojrg. nfone, the loss on the other exerwnents —Mix tip'Half'a pailful of lime and wa­ is proportionally great. This <24 30 or ammonia is dissipated in the air, geu-' ter ready for whitewashing; take a half erating tbe soil. Th6‘ same author n>- pint of flour, and make a starch of it, and p<>ur it into the whitewash while hot; marks, in reference to this subject:—“Whoever fails to employ, some neuihif- stir it well, and it is ready for use. This will not rub off. iziog substance to combine with lhe am­ monia which is produced in so great a — Ambition is butavarice on stilts and degree during the summer, suffers a loro of manure which exceeds all belief, h is masked. God sometimes sends n famine indeed, only a gaseona substance, and not and sometimes a pestilence, and some­ a solid material visible to the eye, whiqh times a hero, for the chastisement of man. thus escapes and is lost; but for all that; kind *, none uf them furely for our Rditria of greater importance to . (he 'nemr- miration. Kbbpiko G sapas.—We H* -WILL MEND CHINA. HAS DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP, , and •BXOODygypw rr wilumend ivory. resisted ttfe MSdlClrt IT WILL WEND PORCELAIN. signs of growth, within three daye-afte^ planting. There is this addltionaj. adr vantage over May, that lhe tree hga made fcll lta growth for tbe season, and early matured-its wood, so that it Is not Jn need ofsuch a foil flow of ssff 'as when- .* "Blood Whs-wtsd. P’ , ..'.'TO THt PUBLIC, Nature, the great restorer comes in and teaches her to fall in love with lhe fca*dtkmhri n nfc<m« D'B- TSOTtKCT.'s , action— andjCoAie^nebtly, the time-fiworable • WILL WIIHSTABD WATER. ’osi Be jfedteeA.: TMsflyrep planting, is still worse—for the roots main dormant a much longer time, evaporation from tbe leaves fa going AGOOUNMm Sr l» nt die* B«m*. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-10-15.pdf f722f70486cdcc7535d4bc7d0adc0c55 PDF Text Text rf.W - £ *O.M li’ ■01 H bl .uicitct- jcnnuf Benno , •trefHriafo •>W .Ratal** thrall :o >.u <XVX«JUAJu4 EAR n V L JlX i^jg^gSfah ,.w! Bw-r’a [RnwwF;b tixl m' immms eyigl k e*A w eev'd; v reb ‘ £ iff. w rcBiisHermii i . •nr’-.!!?’ MnL:r^C?t’ ! NinTi' JUsUr*. Nine l |<*er Niaast «4F - U. *'7s>irr,„nM ' ' ‘ ------- She waa Rm dMMrb. .*(.<ha most Uiueetial. proud- mother a quadn-m slave. Her fnlhkr dted <<n« day wrth'afM.pkxy jtehn»l.j,r.Twt,, nM'NIM tHk 'Ml I ' hMW An.4. t^e^TWS’iiW • roW Wlte a^htloortaT darkrnfag ahy, |*c»Ad polio? cursed a ■■■■ ■■■*—s— bodies of ntd. autataa wamWi , < * b.n the gambol* are aUlt« doo* Of all chUdrsq of lb. .aa, ‘ And ahiub o»ma. o« lb. mirth 01 all erealurea t^lki. earth ; ■Whaa lUt gold tight quit* tbs aky,— Tb.n tb. roMjprvpm* fa «fa great $jasting«’ Susimss Jirittorj. VKTB1I!! It GRm « SPAULDING, SftisttUany. Over High Prices, at the THE BESERTEK. HASTINGS DRUG EALER IX GROCERIES, proTiaioaa. pro d SI, fliah. butter, lard. park. Bad grofa el aUkiaeAlas Uys wtedtaa, tec ,«tc. Store is Catifora a Ulate. Stele sUeal. UaaSiufS. Kwb. STOREII! The invalid ruined hitn self oadflo hrwi, ‘ flawing deeper, darker than, ever warn hi» black eyey-a noble bro*. whUe and thin tn spirituality —the proud )im quiv­ ered w'rth pain and pnssion. ’ Again I tried tmavnlUogly fo >ndtho Hm—hte ■asst hafi fell - the strong I tide kJ life cbbut it seemed y»Jy La asrfo biui.aa 1 Imine ; but the tft'L.n was full.’ and pmftV ed itw white stream ofradiance right down Roberts & Striker, D. C. DAWLET, DEALER la »u kfada nf Family Qratvrisa. 4teN* aad Wmo4«u ware, wad a general aa- on the face -of-the man who had spoken to me. • ■/* • . . J .7 . .. j want r I asked. “1 d**n't like tn be alone. 1 feel rather •trnngrly.? .j ‘‘Y«>u nre mueh excilied; what ia the mntter t” • • The thin, keen fanfare* of the man —lUVK— JUST RECEIVED ROBERTS Be NTRTKVR, a new and most complete assortment of DRUGS 1.ID .HED1CIMER, wgtf Chemical*, Paints Oil*. CnmBl pheue, Bnrniuc Fluid, troubled trie a Utile. Yno don’t think I deserted fr«»m rnpidilr, dn vnu4” ‘ ‘•Really. 1 know nothing about h. Ynu nre u»t well tn night, I shall give yon "nmrthing quieting, so that you may alern.” “Nn. nn. just atav hers a moment.— TV— •• I------- ' TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. a TToRXBY* iT t A»'<na th z\ eery. Fanleafaratlawiisnj ms utnu. FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL rt’RPUMrS,OXl.Y_F3 OBea in the Osrt Bouta, Htetlac*. Misb Jawta A. SnaMBT. halt AIM* DAXIEL COOK, C-STICE OF T»E PEA Ct, (ieuem! Land and Tai Aganl. will’ al tend Io the collection of !r'»taand all other buainejn perlainipg to hiaafliee >1ice in Goodyear’a block, atalra. r 1. A. HOLUkOOK, k rrORXKY and Cownaelorat haw, Bobciterln GROCERIES! TEA. COFfKE. RCOAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRCNES. F1OS, RAt^IXB. CODFISH; hie o«t, felt hie pul«e. re armtiged hi" bondages, and placed hla pillow mrtre comfortably. “Your tt-urk fa a* gem fa aa a wnmanV be said. gfv>t<*follv. aiehing a* he "poke. I "»l Mill a litlfa while, then rnae In order1 Ilia omdicine. hot .be uraaped me hr for Itettd nod drew me down again by nia I •de. t r ■‘The ntnonlieht reminds ma of tbc in fcd, everything in .ths Grocery line, tacit a* I will be heeded far faart’r “« Office in Ruuett’a |>HYR|CIAX and Surgeon. (EjMacxa-j jjmnnnaaii Arfl Ceoklir Extracts prtrRTt-i.wSlK^?nXii’*«“BW^ I roa wa,. »«<r Um Coan lioaaa. tjik KsrvciAL bkxktit >>r nix ladix*. CHERRY tfOTAItr rvm.ic and <5on,rraa*rr. '!*EXM. mClIK IXKR. PA PC*, RJT. VRljOPES. CARDS, *a, Ac. Upoa eur, ihclvp nuy .b* found all aFthe host attorney •"< emps-faee* u-, A a«d Cnnmwldrte Ch-arery, Natsry P*bl»- roraiA* PATENT MEDICINES . Michigan. ’ ______________ _ jTmTweyimu, Notary Pablie, "nA Tax agent. Partlflirtar allantinn paid to making ent Drew*. Bnrt- ZJL“’U nv>".v’’,n' , KKArrsn t mbbowb TTORXFTS and OOrXMKUX)»R AT LAW. cAch' •r Bendy Pay, only. . *?e'3** ■“’’"<•««’ »«*•** n»« «o COMPOUND. IJWi.a^ auulag an PRESCRIPTION* and .n» 'be! r£?b“"’K 5rT • °f “ •“ ”“'-r 0P0“ j ,»4 »..4=k »™» , oryxes**. r.'C.-primdioE, 4sys aseh-wekk.' p~" s~ ___ t_— i. DAJVIKL STRIKE*, ptODXIY CLUE. Istery PuHte. sad *’*; cook. me thus. You mnat know thnt T jnlqrfi the army w'lthmtt a spark nf Idee 'for ESS at IMe,' *safnd 'Afc ha'wras. the *H>nng Littuteoanty&ct had a. strange (hciqatloa uqit,, h'« qyeaflfV’itmed again., hi* pn.ud mouth was tremiiloiia with feeling ihut. Mf6'yrse, was yet jncornprofirnylbfa to me. I tried to nwko him bo ai|rnL: but SO inlebae <aa hfa desire to apeak that I found it best to linen t» him cnlmly—b««t for more reasons than one -, life was lo«* in Ute chalice, perhaps mv Ifatiming, m'ghi sweeten its last few drops. aruijVZ.WP ihe M«dipg. J . reronected pawing a farm honno before the (ray. nnd, tu well as I could, mode my wpy for it. WMlmWd Mrullj by her p^n .hand I could scarcely In ..... •„.. .iw.WW.wn ■ once upon me, then closed them with lhj ( •uw-r.l-Hifo- gf^nfoAerWbehMwg blow. Every -ww~ ^fjidiln Jhc evening., ,We.,watched ber mbirer«*ftf ifUsit^Wnyteiere! Mr.(br»ug> .k3pW| *’,tT ■Lincoln y/iuhavc waited for the-people,••Fhad left In New Orleans rare lienii. •’V- Shc •nd thsfamfa WV»ow —to .* per*; Bhe; cuul4 ni‘t be sold for, Ihrop^ ready. The tbrec£sredrpdd&ou*ana vol. tke,-‘My oM ’vnOsluw,' nHu'd,1' elegithf itamUMM. u,i, . ■'..M . unteer* -art afamjng-bvnsrehr on ; hot we wiehcn; I have IHlttrM lime gway oveb' , “P.ieul.do /ou wonder J deserted;i, ‘«1L you, P«urf iw; tHS1 tMH-i. spuHeaa creatures; I have believed my­ DtkyoBfWondpr . that J wan; to .lire’ tu self in Jtive with tbeae moth?, glittering, ] , meet those wretch*! QL.ry has b*n, gaudy, vain beings ; hut never bad I my dream—now vengeance has ily., can W jfonc b‘Jd./»**r»’WiR»D£riP1-iied truly till 1 saw Ftny. Ycir don't place'! -• row^ :_j tarjr. meaaaraa; U/ ^drfaing wait «faF> know what it emrt me to cmifovxthis evfln ,.“Yengo»nop is ipin^ refill rcDSiy.th I t<» toy self I, who bad dreamed ofglery the Lord, was iny answer, gs llie desert-. all tny )if«>; .i'.wbti had the proudest of j cr's grasp tightened. Hie pale faon gTow bl<Kid in my vieina—I tn Ipye a woman | ed suddenly, bis "Rrdud*lipa quivered, a rfacorityd - Awd Xbby faswwr'..ta»,^ thsKl tainted with Afr'can Itto-’agr I I foel. wild'|‘ cunyuld^e dtWk - pfiiyW- bver; Ms’ fine when we unw- ttegfa lbe ..blp«as»«,J>* wii —the.rbonf swims—ftunh, v«»a’:rttutt Us-’ features—the- broad hand wf- nwxwflipht will be up with them. We havo-wutreten! Nitui's viNee wM-rldi! with melody' Mill shining over iballlAle out. Thaaolr <h*n,tWS*i jndojr men here, and their Ind, H beoamo Vrnturr. IhengrtMlej bed। ...i' uwh'WWli *>*.• qpt * broken reed.— ipg tngc^itracled.ui^ hnr.light footlgll WhsB-Wfl begin to' draft, however, war her wittuufo woinaiilinrva mid rpnd'oty »ilLW?n in wHrtbu. .Tjpy^drrod nil jnn<--l. I whs nearly mad, nnd because drafting far mure than volunteering'.— F loved ht*—loved her whmife price dlaa Boston, Cfct. fltht—-Fanedil Hal! wes TUJ.M9*. j)JSff' three • biu-uind. n<.t ss yti learned, that drafting eonfawa crowded ut o«on tv-day.u*,be*r .an ad dress Gmtn.Chnrlea Sumner and others., many strange secrets of 'snrocss. It Is a ter day buttling dire tbyughu—*an ai»d' bM (fonwriptM- mro«ttre, aad indicates weak, weakrf thin now. for tonight lam । Wm.UlaiHm. from Newton, presided.* Mr. Sumner In the early !jmrtinn of Mis' nerious strength and the consciousness of-J ething. ’ My wound w«>nlJ not heal, for ' strength |iq^ gmarmuvnL Our govero-, my brain «a<nn fire; ■■ S<>'lying there on ’ address,*Mid: ”1 thank G»«d I live to en­ . I m,cqtlua hitherto fain halfasleep, JteiL. the white pillows fanned nr read to by joy this day ; I thank Gud that my awsxe. a great, gfad-hatured giant, now ‘ have not cl<<sed without seeing thia gre$t llrib tMS>ut|fu|* - aid. passionate woman, and then rolling over snd crashing aoirte who, even in hur njfc s^yae of beauty and revolution. The skies are brighter And ufihf rats running tn er hisbed.and now ’: order, in her lovin-j deiiro to please, tn the sir purer, mAv that'daveiy has lain asflllws getUqg A»r*y badly biltan.—. handed over u> judgment ” . hev- hrnWog(t'» imneeVr jdlj.Vigfl.tSe dhr ‘ Among the omens which be hnifod y.k» u> QitolSw.ueValhi Ibe,inpn, . rent of my unhappy ilioighta, betrayed the satfir uinotlon that wav galling me. । with gladness was the Union which pre Sha wrest had flowers dextarnukh flihe vailed among good men, in supporting tens << tfwwHdnd*! Jump up. sny jully oHiked the/not d#heit»e -birds for my the Slute abd National Governments, for »fl»d Dem­ giant! foe varily, thinjps begin to fastidious Iippetitr, she mnig softly _b»w,, getting keefous. jY?u,. must plpv the. W>cLe ‘‘And'.not <eaa cheurioq >:wm fit. U’«ed b»llud-;ribli and sweet in old French ocrats. vkords.1 ‘Ax»d-|;«ild, mnte, passive, ils- in thq generous .devotion whiqh^U.ofj foreign birth have displayed Uwarilstbric; _.i —-..i- j—-------- -------------...» IO iivnr, eyes tom celeMhitW d»-g Halfatk.farhu can MR* lire iRgiXo diink far lovtlioe** ; for-abe^ast mh.pted country. Surely, this Is n-» time' thousand rate as ioteT, and cry to Sam. f<tr’lit "frife Ofpirrt’yj’ The Pr-chitns lovely—yp^ (hough only wurlb ..three ho.to carry out the dead *ud>ury tfawl lUm ■>£President L>nfl>dn was oanaiderwd thomuind. It> rata n^irkj frtet\jl. ,Sam"ej, if. evpr R “I will atop soon ; you are'kind to he aa practically aeroring freed'>n; ;n ull-. was! . ' . patient. 1 was dreaming one night rff who van find shelter, within pur lines, and Can not flte 'NoHh pity tM enGro my licAblifal cotiihiS; bat their faces he, ncci-ptedlt without note or coin menu gatne, rfnd shake out the bag, as -weH aa In relation tr> hi* (SumnerU) ..wn act", suddenly Iwcaina . black and vicioqs -aa tbe iSoethl They hara bnwdfoj.ppt. as, . imp; their voices taunting, mjeking nt*, : he challetiged scrutiny and defendedhimery loat^Apd -deljar, dug. cat, fmd taffiq with my love of gl<*rtr,tny hopes of fame; Helffrvm Rtiodry a>ew*afio0K. P*npy. qgiLieto the war, and dude it fb. JLJe.bylined th^Lthe ^.।verninent /.si for'it suhifirfl’nx If Nitis hid told tbei'n’of rioutly. Tliey l|no stopped rii Dotmng, my fava file hor, nnd fa-ihUrUrrfplidtdeM imide progress during the lostyear. ILf<farvd ti«tMng*W1ithrift! fo--fanfckre ;;il fax-ante a matter of rare sport to jber. ndyi'icatcq the pl<H-fnninlt>>n of President' Idttvoft fn nfenPe*tlu‘ vftfroa ftd k'^tilV vfatoryTS N<.w i«i Ute«lk(». Ndrtb step *n4 my s’ldtleij $ul ijrom turtl l LifejmAwUc.-faQ^s aM-hfa.4*Uk; grvatm-M, from nnoealral pride, -l avp- tary neoaeaity and lia denied' that theobz be of but «m»li Cflbw if l««a* intspi.apoke^foqd^n MM’.dtr.ims.. for ns i«ct of th», war was. oUw than |o .put llii* tattle and Become the cilixuns of a’ , I pqke,i» pul.* fare.:fayu7ng m ls.tr*. vM!r. dWStM.W"’"-lirr^kch' B.'iunl^y;:p<»ftig bkckrfird Instead x ‘ To secure pcxce. which w> many ndished like* .vision before the. B«» I knewNqiM And, beard-ftll. xThq/texlday t.w”-’ ,v*ckt6d'c/»uM only"flie'done by! present Oh.bow l*.ng it qrtis ! Hojk ing the Reparation of the States. Sepanu lion of tins Stntoa was eke'is. The rebel* must be first subdued*, nud then concilia nvjsy.-ynd evrqfog -yamy. In tbe long. ted. .Art^n wafi Wuij£4^-«taifW»rThunderbolt* ! tfanqml twilight 4 wateb. d tbe, atara, a* wahJ. G.d like acti<iD. Inytck/nnu, wjli, h'ng'mg fi*r N'fot* . ^“e inilalhr hUrled in (hb'Cabrnvtat well aa k-ft all nt.ne. weardi iij>p.<ticnt I became for, my kind I nurse, niy tender friend |, Tbodny >*-<m-s roq>e af ln*t, Uo^ly.. fealAj. ** if.V'-j! in lhe field. '■ The A(?»Cnrt rape, nlavo a« j tired, and wedry, and depressed. ■ jjfify wall ns free, mnat help ua. . Loyalty did | the first tituaj dyew bflr cdoas to BW- nqt depend vpuu color. Help fn»m the. her utirrefatyighwsd dowfl oq fpy ’.bospm nlvea fa oonMitutiwal. and, ii|alirin(l by An apnan! to I and tiild het Inst (loved 'hey bptfar. than historical precedentt.." tfcriaverthcifld be tried, and lie be-’ i life, belter then fame, better |han auy limftafftihlng in' the hide, wide wdrlB.— lievrd that aurh an appeal w.<ald ba ef. Sbe very still ; nnly the Featfog of fe«t«ai. The alarm, abould ba. enoourI her heart close to mins- sold me that Aha! aged and the maaters discouraged by a heard. , ,Agyiu 1 sprdca. more iotensafa, panic among them. The various objections to the ^roclamore impaliqn^y, fald fawall^jiy strug­ gles ; my whole heart poured itaclf out, matfim ef the President ■*» liheritttf-thr and still sbe'kMtlt At’my indd lb‘silence. ‘Speak Him !’ i said, ‘only way <Aie “Yea, glory has been a bright dream 1 word !’ . ever qinot 1 could listen to th© old “I would -die for you—♦ would dfa ; uf ’my sucestors in other .lands, ,*1^ , but4 cannoUive and.be yours,', wai hhr our name was a proud one—a name 1 ioftly repljt. j *a .-iss.«t. ; c>c • have tried u> keop wipi bofidr..' WsP f •*“■ -7“ awoke in tbe m<mnPgb| with’.if sense nA given up all 1 Am I not, will mg to.ffl•concern for my gchefoi<< fqrpjls. .why, s'tgq.a ciniui'which the worjd gckty^lhud fo!I me 0; u»y (fid®, and a yety urg­ Hw»TWa!.- ‘MUJi-.A b* ent diw’ifoTor water;"so I mahiyieif/to when she passionately exclaimed -. -, crawl..tt>rj(iqgh Ute wmtd«* ..sniWetjflfs “I esnnut.lfearjt—autpj, J cannot be Itenealh even you ! I nave ho Ume wparticle maij’ii hcfrrf’’;' I !ffAve ”ibJ Ift* burning,. ofIffY1»MTYTbo Ns™*"**. ROBERTA A ETRIKER- MANHOOD;HOW M*T( AKD BO" »S8Tt>Bn>! T) ROSHOOWBO A -Law. Kaltsitef Court* of thia Stela. m>BS»TS * SWXtB. B»n>a M.«=« <■ >«•________ [u Room jX ; in tin-Olh.-r world. When I rams to ms wii’rtl Wil- nil nhm<- uiifi t,i*» «iieh a glare of no«ofllight. in mV eve« as '»hinifa to tiigliU I wan very went rind r<>n«iimipg with thirat, nnd not ripyrln'nv thank­ ful to my hrnv,. farmra^e" for 1. iv’.n.r J’*" H. WMIGBT* A rroRWEY *M COVMMbUDWtefl* I.AF. A and Solicitor and Counsellor ta Ch*Neerjr.— sseti ssyg, Wfao oWi «r W r had a preUy hail Urnah with ymrfellow a, nnd I found tnvarlf fare to far* withAhe tunghe*t suhirct yn«i evrrisnwt Twiyu I ih'Uight mi>rlf gene; mir rar tridge- were out •, wbh a nr.-rt «hoti| of -Liberty and Union* the YanS|M: ramn nt me with n salirp puHlngn gn«h Tn my nrtii thnt'faid tw |nw. Fnrlnnatelv jh’rv to fly Inst tlh n nr 1 •hoiilA hnv,- secession ; not a jpt of principle Irt ih* inalter—purely from th* love “f adven­ .2f*XS"M ’’•P*e!*Nr announce to the sill- ture and with mv French hlnnA fliyrtlna! «•* of and eternity, that wa iaumd to nt thr thought «>f *7« fllnrit.' I,hair kaA b^I*Jh.Uu.** ** V hoS?r *'*’* *’ *-•*«•»" different trichinga since. *p you need not lie hasty tq il'inking mc 'verv'WrftCmpt' able. Glory bfi 6ecn ’tfie’ theni&'of my lile.” ’ * >»<* 'nergtstffrHMHWWK fWfh •• »»«* struggling Into life among ths (Replft would. iftranaiauudtvshBrieadara.avM oppoaitioiv. and bowling t<> HidteoMeM tWdrv.fateteihbi nflia. also came quaking into m - “Comr here a formfehl. plMuie.’* 1 We had onjr a glifhmrr r.riight In the hospital Tor the ‘rot* Wei-e nearly all emp' ty. M<4t ofnnr wounded hnd been sent D lUIbroek's Xsw jlloek. Ratlings, Mich. I iproral free*** WbMUbalMflrmhevefaiv Snam. I A»iwhU.Roih**iiawKtoouli.<-rww. WUa .Ist-bm^Ua^w, algiir, , r*M»a<tMf leraaa. BL tXKS.f -iQ IturtyiUdietfotUodf ealanrf ’'UUW ( lAf^iupMAoi.lqttfci^ afei. when l «u.«.kN^ bj Mning.^Bo^r leaping in my veins !' She rose quteldy, slaves were that tbf State officer, would throw Anhp thaU-AM1** ’h*1 •'de itiuys wpyld.arite, .that there, would be slave insurrection, nhd that the alave* wbuld hPertW thb North. • THee!t<|W»' liana ware ennsMerad by him. and heap, pealed u> bis aadiaaee if he ;had rwl^-an MMlra only be obtained through the emsntip’atlon nf theltfifrek.'ftfr MtMuVa fire tbe■array,-au(j lc<xej^e wpuwn .to Ism and reap ere we conie to that. ' 2)r*A. Abralia'tn Luicofn—draft, irf God’swtmel Lef us have one routAftg. trrmbndous pell at viotory 1 Bend out audi armies aa never, was saog Indore. The Weal has grain wugh y koJ them, and tide what may belied, you oan arm llxm. Let us try wbal we can do when it cumec to lbs l.wk Sfimrgeocy. v, \Vheu «♦ arise io <»ur full strength. England .and France aad the SuOtk yrill bq as gnats in the ,lhina belkire -uh. And there la QQ titna t<>.lose. France ia “tinkeriug away” *t Mexico; foreign cannM>^ic*lo pasa from-Aladoo into tha. South | our foe b coi.sidcring the aggres­ sive policy. Abraham Lincoln, &U hew Aurcnnw/ Canada ia to attack from the North, and I’miicc from, Mexico. Xmi • tf£ft|biH>drvdkthousand are a trifle ; draw put your million; draw .the last man who Can bony arms—an^Zcf if Ar dont a»ickIf f This It i1 onr policy. I^t the bio wa 1 nilK':tMck infl fcstll ’^HbrAth! Uude Samuel—the rata are nmnmgl 8triaa quick, ihgugb^yary. qubk—JW. Io the rtRr/a united people ehuld wot bo ftot conquer without ideaa, nnd fi<r tht“| red recently irr Barre eoUnty; Mt>.: Ybb ■ Saks of petite be ran* plead for drardhdn. lad and hfowtoiifar werv ndutg «* • atfl > If the hMiMtrof’freadosn did nnspnan-pe! n>jW upeo prafafa. Wtafs RWWjfWa cupuuis were accusD'med> d|Wger.jm4 cwnte wildly, last and incofortwtt. Sbe kindly took .tnt in. F«r aimpt »••**! e^«k»oflwj»Mle.M>er b»Uuriy, wiUiwas yery ill; during tny.iMnr«s/.ur rem- rr.ngly ; ,„Uh an. turDtf was ordered'irifc .indesft the pft; __ ... . that he (S«nner)«>a» to wes tbatibjreinaMipstioo the war p*", No ode molested pre, g phaAoh dfXa'Ud yfrief 'iCuMM’f <in&& changedrin its ehasdfltMv'hat W -M dlw object, and that JUtf (’or •*! ra,n «x U. {..nil, WM . p-»r -f dutfdfageML 1 triadsiJlby 'ber naRk. ruyf^Rs^mker </.*> foro-.X3»«ivUy Mr. Sumner Aprfow ’llfoW' fcro 6&A. iliiyifaib to.“ rWf W1M s. and'-'faffif frr^iewtfy-a^phsadMI and bw w TfemWtiWWa.-'WWiW-’lK-. .1.1^. bmjrbu, rrt m.OO-mm. suhiaMr-Aln'icroafaMM ARfaFruplioos by i,.«! .m««a j/f n-4 i--’.. ,•«*. Iu>w paliunt aid vt the country. MW wwog w ruu-u,*** wiiW •cw.r'e.rt'w .tni nt forgotten—<W EhafaWWiodni * ytw ipsrtmly �HASTIIM BANIH. WMKLV Cathp near Lmiieville, Ky. ' ui “Prcwdent ms of artillery. Barrial* o’a emancipation prooinspired the moat lively trr- which frmirary: were •< aJSr-JOBT ta t»ar difl*irsa»BiMWt frSMdW'fM* IUC KAMI A iau Uniow CoareaLioa at SPECIAL K0Tl4E»^'f about 10 o'ohwk^iui moral made by that Qoteetiflaauspicious upportuaity .to rise »a in*ur.. _____ . 'PL-^ Lav* kxrd a). may be re-nominated by thia convention ML8.LACKT There will GEO. THOMAS. ____ _ J. H. MUTTB0E, 0. L. IKGRAM, Repabllcaa ,u^*J)t‘lli”1 Cosrentfoa allegiance was to the Cmsiitutlon through the Democratic organization. He did not consider conservative Republicans any better than Democrats or as good, but he was willing t<> use them.” “Mr Bennett’s sulxtitute was over­ whelmingly rejected.” <m> picket duty y eale rd »y; Lrr rr u J. A. SWEEZEY. GEO. K. BEAMER, H. WRIGHT. M. T. WHEELER, a o. scon, DM. ammMtt. that the bxmkmb«*xd fire have not relin­ quished their organization. Lrr it tbs-rear long. that their boast nominees for State officers (Stout & Co.) will oppose the Administration ! Die boocentrated wisdom of the slave Ueut,-Col. ment is started The health nf our regiment is very good ; there are a good many been over to see us today It is now about lime for roll I would bo happy tn lowed refused U> consider resolutions endorsi Lrr it vole given against the Republican party thia Phoenix Bank Lothrop, C. 1. Walker and rebellion. Powxna. Proecediees of the Aecoad District RepJohnstown, Oct. 11th, 1862. Tbe Republicans of tbe 2d Legislative Republican Cooven- District lutions endorsing, and sustaining the ad Di strict hare ministration io a Representative that is emitienlly “fit to the county, waa called U» order by be made.” chairman of the District Committee, and crush by tbe specific measure to the rebellion, was out Jackson convention. tabled Now we made a • nomination for Hon. Gao. Thomas is too weli known in our county, and in the Khve no doubt but the ‘•Union” meve- State even, to need any introduction tn ment was started, or rather, entered into the voters of bis district. by many in entire good faith; but His former legislative experience will give him ad­ double-pay Peck stated a truth at the vantages Democratic convention when be said : measures for the good of the county and “Those men in Jackson, let me tell you have net in motion what they cannot control. Iftbey went there to sell out for inaugurating and aiding State which a now member would not Kalamazoo the county of Barry in the' House of District. He Representatives in 1859. We are glsd rear man took of the Jackson, convention: te see the policy inaugurated of sending our best men to the Legislature. Peek's We have news from the Senatorial oooveution, as fidlowa: convention of this District by “I support this ticket because II is tbe ticket of tbe democracy of Michi­ gan. While they haviset in motion a learn that Capt. S. W. Fowler of Char, to go lor the Constitution at if it, that over rides all tbe rest.” One noticable feature, and one we desire should be kept in mind is, that lotte which we baa received the nomination fo¥ motion tbe chairman and Truman G. Cowles committee ot. Credentials. a The committee on credentials reported Cranatou, J. W. Kinsley, Alanson Webster, Humphrey Fisher, Geo. Bis- sell Baltimore—Milo 8. Williams, D. C. Sanford, W. K. Ferris, R. T. Garrison. •Orin L. Ray, Jatnaa J. JackH< son, _____ 8.,------------Johnstown—H. P. Cherry, T. G. Cowles, H. Paul, 8. V. R.Yurk. Maple Grove—Joseph Babcock, M. II. Palmer, Wm. a Upham, P. D, ed comments this week, hut will say to Williams, J. J. Perkins. no better nomination could have made. been We trust that Barry county will give him a rousing majority ; believing On motion Joseph Kinsley was ap­ to be large from tbe mortality ainoug the field officers. A large nmbiilauoe train is now Iroving Louisville to bring the wounded hither. Louisville, Ky.,Oct. 10— I P. M. Early yeaterday morning Buell attack ed Braggs’ forces al Chaplin Creek in tbe immediate vicinity of Perryvillp. A short but terrific fight ensued, when the rebels broke and retreated rapidly over three diverging roads, anuthward. Our furcea are in cl«*e pursuit, and h*pe tn bag the lot. Al last accounts Gun. Gil­ bert’s form were in the rear of the rebels, and aome di<tance belnw them.— Military agencies require suppression nt tbe name of tbe place. No further accounts of tbs losses on either side. Louisville is in great anxiety and ex­ citement respecting the fate of our sol­ diers in the pending battle. Capt. 01 de rah* w, Jackson's adjutant, is on his way hither from Bardstown with the remains of Gaus. Jackson Terrill and Colonel Webster of tbe 18th Ohio. betray the interests <«f his constituents. Borne men claim to be “as good publicans as ever," while they defeat their o* n party Re labor tn organization by acting with tome interest in opposition bershtirg: ■ “Mercersburg <aa occupied hr Stew­ art’s (rebel) cavalry-V^day, and they are now advancing on Chambersburg. “They took the hordes and all other ballot for candidate for Representative. .property they wanted at Merreraburg. F1BBT UtniBMAl. BALLOT. offering relwl scrip f«r Jl They did no J. H Munroe, received votes, 9 injury to individuals or priwuiers that J J. Telfiird, " have heard nf. 5 Geo. Thomas, “The Rebel forreis ent!mated at 30, 2 a Ellis, 000. They are certainly advancing on pointed permanent chairman and Henry SBCOXD IVTOBMAL BALLOT. Geo. Thomas, No milder teras expresses tbeir reel The Greenville Zadepcwdra/ 10 J. H. Munroe, received votes. „ N Jas. Tslfiwd, ’r On motion prodeeded 5 r « to a formal ballot in a recent article, takes a common sense ykw uf this wbject, whieb we commend 13 13 J. H. Mumroa, Democrats 15 J. H. Munroe, Jas. Trifwd, m On motion Geo. Thon of the convention, says, in relation to declared unsnimooaly nominated. man will act On molioe the chairman appointed the fidlowing persons as District Com­ mittee : OrinL Ray, Alaaeon Web- Al thM^tbnCM ilwZiaoAMfa Amur. Tbe omveMma and it is supposed Gen. Rims holds Grand Girinth, MI.«m Oet. 6 I2 I*. M. Hon. Mark Skinner. President Sanitary Commisaion : Deer Sir—I arrived here this morning nhout 12o’clock, and hive been busy all day and up to thistime, taking the namoa of the wounded. 1 was compelled Ao <•» from bed to bed. Our has ia about 750 killed nnd wounded, that <>f the enemy rSnl 2.000 Thr Grand llsvra Ntwt (Dem) pilches into C--1. Kellogg in an Mti<-ie full »f grraw persofutiitieo, asserting that the Republi­ cans ol Ottawa c»uLly will not sustain the nomination. How |oug since the Ntwt was made spokesman fur the Re­ publicans of Ohl Ottawa, we should like U» know 1 Perhaps ihe editor expects tbe whole party to follow bis ill<>«lriou» example. Ottawa county was represented m the Nominating Cuiventioi, by honorable and high-inind«Ml men, who prewnned a can didste fir the n<uninnti<Mi from their own county,in thepcra -n of * gentlemun whom all Republican* delight t»» honor ; und be Chambersburg. "They have cat the Bedford wires.— They are reported as near St. Thoma*, about seven miles from bare. There Is no doubt whatever uf thdr being in Mcr- oereburg. “They will certainly give ns a call to­ night. We had the rumor at four o'obick hut it was not credited. We ran make no resistance, as it would only exasperate them, and cause the wanton destruction of life and property.” Later—Chambersburg, Ort. 10th, 8 P. M. -About fifteen men on horseback are in town, with carbines and a flag of trnee.— They went tn see tbe principal men .of tbe town. They have a large force about a mile from town, who will eater in an hour. Latest.—Col. McClure and Provout miles from town, to meet tbe rebel coin mender. Nothin# can he done, except wrrmdw, W in half an boor. Turk doe. SOLDIER’S BOUNTY. BACK PAY. PENKUN, frC. COMPLETE FORMS AMD DIRECTIONS ARBEABfi OF FAT, BOOTY A FEXMIOMM. MMdteviUa. Au<. 23, 18M. New Advertisements. and they will wnawcr al the polls tbe in sidling ina mistiou uf the .Veies that they are muly to become political renegades and turn their tuteki «»n the n<»niinee «»F the party of the Uni<«—the party which alone support* tbe President and the Government without any conditions— lieKMUM thev were unsuccessful before K LRCTUBE BT Da CULVERTUB the Conveotton. When such gentlemen CAUSE AKO CUM oT Kpemat»rrb«se ttmas those who were honored m re presenting Old Ottawa in tbe Cnnvewtioa do that, the polities uf tbe Newt editor will be DsIIbsm sf^ A| deemed reliable, and his political integrit) jWr-Di«r^rt; t ABMhna abore saapidon. And when any friend THE GREAT CAU3E OF HUMAN MISERY^ tonMM of ToothN left me ■tents «>n the Republican ticket, ffir any personal considerations. then it will be he in nor alone in bin aputtacy. The jVawa also affects to speak for the touches the sublime, ae think thia ts <n>e Harrisburg, Oct, 16—7» P. M. Gov. Curtin baa just received the fiillnwing dispatch from Oul. McClure at Chain- On motion proceeded to an 'informal character. that patriotism which relinquishes party On appointed Oira L. Ray, Alanwm Webster those who d<> not know Mr. Fuwler, that We have not time for extend­ said, that seek men are simply dishonest. hers of the convention nowhere claimed Secretary. Wight. Orangeville— Aaron Blake. Prairieville—Geo. Thomas, Warren Senator. the- Democratic convrniior., neither in pretended or intimated that they relin- temporary chairman and Henry P.Cberry represented and in thia we belive they ware right— movement that combines oil tbe elements of opposition to the administration, they have adopted a platform pledging tbeir support to tbe abolition Administrati«m, luft their platform has been taken up to­ day by a part)- who opposes that admin­ istration. [Cheers.] We have Domina­ ted today men wbn wiH not and do not sustain the President. Now, there are primciplea in that platfortn of which I do not approve; but where they pledge themselves and their candidates organized hy appointing Joseph Kinsley Mr. Thomas was a member of the foUowiug Delegatee entitled to seals many years ago from the in thia convention: possess. They only told themtelvet.” But we quote still further from the the Senate the Democratic party, they did not do it quarters? Eleven o’clock, Friday-Morning.—W«» have reralvrd no advice* from the battle field later than Wednesday evening- Our ALUAZO rWenOhK, ^miction. jng relates to Wednesday’s force in that fight was alamt 15,000 in­ fantry. eight batteries of artillery and tlon fnr the 2d Representative District 25.000 cavalry. Imt were rainforcwl to­ in the County of Barry, composed of the wards the close nf the nigagiMnent.— eight towns comprising the South half of There lots no estimate liern made as yet The and shaped it te suiftbeir purposes. rnilrs. The fight s rumors are circulating concernht yesterday (Thursday ) said to ruble to the Federal", bitt an* traceable tu no authentic source at head­ fall encourages tbe leaders of the C. E. Stuart managed the Jackson aflsir, recollect that reso­ the Thera, day. BSMBMiBBZD, that every oua, fire-in-lhe rear Democrats, such as Our readers will We are now under marching orders, and William bb call, and I receive a paper from you once in a while. drum beats, and I must dose. bis policy. arc There several Michigan regiments near here.— ventions—State and county—they this course, inasmuch as those moot odi Among tbe Perrysville casualities, Wednesday, are: Killed—Gen. 8. J. Jncksoti and Terrill, Acting Brig.-Gen. Webster and Lytle of Ohio, Lieut-Col. Kentucky Cavalry. C<d. Pope <d the same regiment is wounded. T»ere is no cninfirmation of Geo. Sheridan’s death. Gen. R»uiMrau ia reported slightly wounded. Cui Wtwtl ford, first Kentucky Cavalry, after five charges took two halt cries, and the Hitmy. after hard fighting, were driven eight here in the nate a State Ticket for their party, swal­ We can see no inconsistency io grunting Hastings boys hove liable to move any form. Louisville, Oct. 10. The Fusileer Regiment is to .sustain the President, io all "Union*’ Cunventioo, eschewing the plat­ the chaae is still kept up. Jewett and Major Campbell, uf the 15th the so-called ‘•Union*’ party of the Jackson tion is not confirmed. Our troops occupy Rienzi. Wo have chased Price aa far as Riple) , aud so tar as can bo ascertained around camp, but not many io hospital. 8th instant, and in an endeavor U> nomi­ nominees Our regi­ have the Austrian rifle ; they shout first democracy assembled at Detroit on the the England.« France. Those G-.vsramor.la dUHinue to indieale a declared p-’hey «•> well armed and equipped; we must slop writing. Lrr rr dk nxMXMBxazD. that although Itefore Whipple commands this regiment for tbe prvsent. city ; most uf tbe si bkmkmbxbed that the fire-lnDemocracy It rained he will bo coniiniaaiuned as aueb rate. tatoUed to four in-lherear Democracy Hastings. Oct U.U41. Bevssibrr a«si. “Advwwe from Gwara mam from Eun.po show uo change in lbs purpcMs of finxfaton Wsdos-iav. Iwween Harrishurx and DaavLUs. Ky.. - b-ariar «h* uoa-intcrventiotL the Wednesday a haUle. W.dlord took -The Mtelcment that Lee’s array i« ....... ------- -- ,----- - - - .falling book on Staunton is confirmed, The rebels are retreating l*» Coup Dick covering, Capt Fitzgerald's Company and it is expected, in case he ahull be l&WWsT was out towards Balt Creek about a week pressed hy toe Uubm forces, be will re­ It was rumored that Bragg and Cheat­ ago on picket, and all “seoeah” property treat to Gord.ifiavillc. ham sereWledb WrAetafay’s bailie. “The amditi.m «d tbe rebel army it •me .4* great destitution. In addition to Ba I ti more, Ort. 12. tbeir Want of clothing, they are now liv­ didn’t fare very well, Dis Hastings ing on half ratiuns. Chas. J. Falkner is visiting the camps ;.tid making speeches boys are good at “cramping” and allow tu sustain tbdr courage.” me to judge, they will be as good at fight“Mr. Peck opposed Mr. Bennett's res­ Caln., Ort. 9. olutions aa strangling the voice of tbe Tbe reported death of Gen. Oglesby, Cain>. Oct. 10. minority. He also oppoeed it as referring all eager ffir-the fight, and. I don’t think from wounds received al Curialh. is in to*~the Jackson platform. He vrouln't there is one that will be abut in tbe hack. Ilatchie River is 500 killed and wounded. have any thing to do with it He did not Our Colonel has been acting aa Brigadier correct. The Federal .wcupati.m of Grand Junc­ he said, stand on that platfsrm. His M DhtikH—GEOBGE TBOMAa. township, in said District will ./ Ik. V'-™ ko” f Blair’a Valley. regiment than I ever did in the OH position nftbcaoti-AdmioistralkMi party : -.. “Mr Bennett, nf Jackson, presented his resolutions as a substitute for the above, and urged their adoption at conaiderable length. the object ot his ramarks being to. show that the Convention ought to refuse to nominate any ticket in- view nf the Jackson nominations. He was afraid tn have tins ticket baptized aa a Democratic ticket. He thought such action would put the ticket in precisely the same posi­ tion M if It was a regular Democratic ticket. Such action would not c«»ma up tn tbe standard and morale uf tbe Union r.W.«rr. The women and children ofthe rural dis­ tricts are removing to the cities for safe- The following, from (he proceedings of the Convention, immediately fUlqwHif ... I«.n> hillj <h«l >k. capture their entire part/; counties, or any >4 their raprawntatives in the Cmvention, accept the Wmm Im­ an organ, or fulfil any of Its prrdictloiM. wo whall be prepared to see loyal men without das| should Ur*. ‘’■‘taUinui* 600,000 LLOYfrB KFW RTFEL PLATE COUJCTT CULOBKD MAP OF THE UXITED HTATDt CAMAD4M, AMD KKW BRUNSWICK. compromise .with traitors, « patriots voting the peace ticket <«“ to See any other nnreaNonable or moiutroua thing happen among true men. Ths N. Y. Tbibuxk thus briefly states the programme of the Democratic lewd. <Mit the armed EvEBT BA ILBO AD KT AT IOX a»d will take back all ---------- w, ... Union party movement: But the politicians who control machinery* of the Democratic partv treason now dewdatii loyalty- by ahatoefttl their plan is to have exhausted amJ wearied out hy diQaysand t«.o >HI b« mli1 ,1. Admlitat™tn n>ke , I>^ wl„ throw tko __ — ... I hr Slave Power, they ex ~ ■nmJPffJ’w KtwfccK v. �CT A NLCENRITT IX SXUJ ROUMEROLD ormu. JOHN8 ft CROBLEY’S THE STRONGEST WX9tN TH IWORLD, TOECHlAFimTGLCT IN TUI WORLD. THE MOST DUKABLEGLUKTN THE WORLD IW wiilHwt mi RUT QU» IN WWOftLO. 2‘AMERICAN k|t a,moa^ red ta. hr« and'put under urrest. ' WILL WirHSTAJtD WATXB. IT WILL MEND WOOD. Save ynar broleu Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS. MrfW.re, „ llwl bv with ih* Ann-nrau nu<i EumiMwn Pher. ms«.|«hto, .nd .|| Purgiiive |>||^ dllr. ng ibUt wrakw, ihe p«i«,t. hi case«#Y«Jhtto Fever. FrTerasd Atm*. Typhttn Tv ph*. d Searle, Pt.x, Mawalcs, Coavimnx.—We RxricrsxsTATirx publish in this lasue a call fora e<aWention f'r the 1st representative District tn be held in thia village on Tuesday the rr X Cosstyofl T.wd^ in session for this county are in this village. rapidly.— ....revo ,lie ire-v* > lira, no.ir ; M> mat tn all ca«es where pnrgatbm is rvoutird.' RADWArs pills win.),, It will he borne in mind how­ ever that their chief huxiness is to equalixe the tax mils »ftly> various townships, the various cx- and to raise money for prnaes <4 the county. familieeof Tbe v-iltintccrx have also a large interest in but we must be I literal •Vo«mm.Vl "S'klteT*, wVweS, VJ JUST RECEIVED DIRECT PILLS. ^PRINDLE, tine Bottle of ’ AIEBICAJI CEWErrCLrE. Estate ef Pre aline Cbili. gntive mrdivine in itao. that will cure three cxMiiphlnta so quick *• E. ra‘.Z i i WAY’S 1'1 LLS. Prrwma subject tn C<»atit eneaa. Indigi>«l><>n. Dyspepsia, Bil- bate Office. in tbe inustirMe. Jaundice, Li Ar Complaint, Ap­ oplexy. Headache, »bould take ten or three of three PILLS mice or twice a Price 25 Cvnta per Bottle. T S ‘ 5^So“- Price 25 Cents per Bottle. con­ civil ailhout trial. The Union Section. that he will Price 25 Cents per Bottle. the prayer of the petitioners should not be granted. I. And it is farther ordered, that the petitioner pive notice to tbe perrons interested in aald eatate of the pendency of anid petition and tbe hearing ihreof. br cauainr a body of thia order to ba nub- Which we offer nt S\oviwve.\v "BvVtora NEW YORK. XW \vOOT cases were disposed uf' Society of AgrieulUintl ”Dy. Imporant tu Builders. Important tu Railroad Companies. We have every kind of goods, such as Important to Farmers. of hearing. was trial. JOHNS & CRO6LEY-8 SHERMAN C. PRINDI.R. IMPKi'VKO OCTTA FXACUA ijlni CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIKE AND WATER PROOF ‘ MXWS & SH‘DE?s GROCERIES week. and Friday <>f last Thursday was a pleasant day and Kb the attendance was very g-md but the exliihi’inn of stock w*« n««t large. Friday f<»r any thing like a turnout very du The nun in the morning had d««rre If* HARD-WARE! north Mat fractional quarter, |K-J Mat fractional ^nart.rfKJ of tb« « ixaa. .tc.; by the principal Bviutaa*. Aacsinm. an r otberw Hu-1 b»« prurrd l*. be lb«CHEA>*ENT u<l .MflriT DUR tBLL KGUF1NG in uwt it te in e'v-ri iwmwt A FIRE. WATER. W EATHER and TIME HiUUF evrensg far ROOF’S UF ALL the Olli be applied by any one, The attendance of si;d there was DRY-GOODS! otoisiiiemMedhappointniefit in nuthaving an agricultural addrew. C. 8. May Esq. WILLIAM MULLEN. I GmmteDAN1EL STALKY, t rie-are. dress, hut the heavy rain, probably, prev.nited his attendance. We have, as yet, received no list <«f Premhints, but ADMINISTRATOR'S s'aLE. .GUTTA X.XQX7XXX PERCHA CEMENT, FOR SALE BY Roberta A Striker. Hartiuirt. EH Kicbote. JwR i Terry,*Orangeville Milla.M.C. Swift. Prairierllte U.B' Benninfton, Middleville, and by druggieU end merchant* generally throughout the country For Coating Metah of all Kinds when exposed to ths Action of the Weather, shall ELBCTW1I WOT1CB. and Frf PrwyTtyjiRd Begfriig ■«tal undoubtedly do so io time for our next NoUm'la hereby gi issue. SWAMP LANDS. Mixutkiuau—The M. E. Conference Granger to this village. Rev. A. goes to Whitney ville, W. East Grand Rapids. W. Elat River. W. Rork to F. Jenkins t»» We also ubservg that J. Il adbsrea artnlv, formingabody eoeal to tbres cuataaf oadiuary paint, co»U much Imn. and will LAST THREE TIMES A8 LUNG; and from ita J «* . J. Van Wyck to Middleville, and J. W. Caw iho'me to Woodland. J. N. Dayton Stacks of BEADY Mjcs CO Ktatx Lax» Orrici, I ZsMoy, eert. IfMA, 1&12' NOTICE i» bcrwbv given- H** following deaenbed Si...'Land*, aitnated ’b’ .. of Barrr. Forfeited tor non t*'mr«« "f ‘be Ts« IT WILL NOT CRACK IN COLD OR RUN IN WARM WEATHER. AND NOT,WASH OFF. SAMUEL S.^ LACEY, . presented the udiitor wirina laaket of fin* LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS be repaired Wrtb GUTTA PEKCHA CEMENT and pretexted Irani farther corrosion end leakmu Dated, September 9, IMA Clothing wa are anxious to mH, and WILL SELL, To Dftr^y------- Ruti. R.mche«, Tn Deetroy------- Mice. Moles, nnd Ants. Tu Dettray------- Bed-Hugs. To Destroy------- Muths tn Furs, Clothe*. Ate., &c. To Dettroy-------M<-quitoea nnd Fleas. To Dttlroy------- In-ecta ‘>n Plants and F«»wls. Tn Destroy-------- Insect* «’ti Animal*, htc. To bettroy-------- Every form and speeim n»k ClrcaH CrerY—1HL *»•*• Lrcrcaa*.—M*. teruined our citixetta hy a course of i«J- OLB GOODS Unusually Low! ofVtrmta. ■naaadOUTTA PERfHA with MI printed d: rectie n* Ctemril Cvsrt wltbrs i^re'redre «•* ««rf ipnia of pm. crenwreiaf oRfc PlurmJ«W « awc^ mtXcMft.e’Wok^ ax\A vevoke Ia^r. cn\o^dkAt. (These ^ittarn ara put up in quart bottles, of which the above is a faa-eimile. The label ie finely engraved, and i» provided with a safe-guard from oounterftiters. &rioe fl per bottle, or fix for (S. C. W. Jfobaok, (Prcpriotcr, J/o. 6 JDaet Fourth Bt^ Cincinnati, to whwm •U orders should be addressed. •ml the exhibition uf other things^” thal. persons was quite n». •B.o\>a*k'« BXow.ae\v, 'BvXXc.vs ar* tot Soto.,*'* i ^.r*i>*n.to*i£ yitonto*!*, D^*’ *wV*n^, Km»wio\\i<*, «Xe. although there were a ftw good apeci- tn/ns ufxheep. hugs and cattle, yet . ft\ow*«.eV* ‘BvMe'ro liuiidtrtlia COMMISSIONER'S NOTM’E. svme fine apeeimcna. "Baobaekk ft\owvto.e\v ‘B'vX.Xe.vs Br. 'B.otoaek.'* build.no* nf alt kindi. <uch aa Facturicb, Focan- -ilty 'Bvo'baeWw ftXovcvacXx "BvVteit i ■ ville held its 2nd Annusl Fair at Prairie­ ville on Thursday n\ax\^ arc. wmCw So\.oc« avtA Covfc^ovV Grange Prairieville and ^*oot matt's 'Dt. 'B.oXrthtVw To all whom Ihit woy concern and if cos etrut everybody. aH«Ya«M lz Barry. Hope. ftXoxtoceV Kitttn curt, Important to House Owners. of court, she to stand »©** ©©a. ^OVMtT^uX vooYw <XX\A vi>rue>x make Price 25 Corts per Bottle. cmed according to law. HAMUKL b. I.AUEY. was Lowe fur tbe murder uf her child, The usual rWve*e. *&\XXe.va 'jf8 <*♦* *o«u^o»«a. Price 25 Cents per Botde. Comer of Liberty Street. 'Die. case nf Mrs. advised 8sizzsi TERMS CASH. PRIMARY SCHOOL LAND. beefl tor tuxtow*. I Price 25 Cents per Buttle. rar For Gale by all Drnggiata. and Rtorgseeper* ■ generally throughout tbs country. tried, if we except tlie case nf Ri-njatnin !«•»! polled until next term a*A «.to Avmaim* ©t * mm’ ectUS JOHNS dr C HOMLEY, (Sole Manufacturer!.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Francisco plrnd guilty und sentence having FROM ECONOMY HKXAtTH. Tuesday evening. Nocrimiuol cases were It is rxjiected Indigeation, Jaundiia, Kidnoy Complaint^ adjourned last, and return tu tbe army. Bilious Bev ar, Fever and iter HVAE WE with thoae who The Circuit Court fur this county tunpviidad. taka*. *wa )g.rcs«* c^uantotou. *■»«*«£ U-enW«nl* ^MZA/OdA CZJfRW WAV'S REGULATING PILLS. i In nil attack" of Bili"ii»n< "’. Inflanut- ' onter b> be published in the RAD WAY'S REGULATING Yyv t\\A 'BXXaou.w Ci\.»X?nxX* ©5 *W««X SouX\\A\vc.r<. <n.utoC 'auAaA an witoaVa ©J Cornea nd See!! menu* to crush out the rebellion. Monday । IN OUB LINE OF TRADE: e*»igneo ror me hearing ?** f, issca liavr ventured their litres ns well as their vened >fi wnreAvaV a0*n.V IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. •' 'I* >!•».. —rf-b • and Mtn nglhm the avntetu. Thia peenAnd It te further ordered, liar power I*, noteteaaed nlrnu* li; RA D ' «!’t ,’0,io*.1,1 “u Fr*un* in,‘ Perhaps we may be able to give someto press. *wr* oto tow “\XX» eMifo —WE STILL— _________ twvwar. ,ndwMm.d te*- fo*dt. RAD te‘ WAk’S REGULATING 1’111^5 ''**<H*pniifoii.d*>rme«»4,| vid. atfshint thb dlffirnlty. Tl.r nivdrW ©lltal propertire of th^ir rontpAMllion, tetete, m »y Reautberard. en-pnaered posese wumUrfitl aafnOoaa p-iw.-ra___ •«» -Id srtHaas t Six uf IIADWAY’S PILLS will lm|Mri ute oontrort ^u^:K."zzf;s .ai.-mI. — * —.L_ la1 • i <*■ i * I. 1.AT—_ , that and pr*«resning is the business Inslieve We every township is represented *tkveae. *B\Xte*a uT Svr.rTrtS7ySKr;,‘LS2 of Supervisors DHESTTTK OMAK* GRANT & SPAULDING will mend china. it will mend marble than any other medicine, secure an evnr. 1 h”lJ«n •* tee Probate Office.; Board or Svfkrvisors.—The B**ar<) “LOW PRICES Erv.lp.tiu. Mnf| the medirim’s and pitla uf ‘hr .-Id ayuem J** »<«*• ta produce Ira. asddrtl deptall<Oi uhhj rital ' ^to^'matul J M. RURSELL C. R BURTON, A. W. DAILEY, Tewnabip CouiltlM. Hartings, October. Ttb, IH1 IT WILL MEND GLASS. . |dta> Mai opn—. Olw * IT WILL MEND IVORY. ltja( Notices “’"•t dgnpetoux. disa-aees. purgation, which la In fart higWr e>saetttial. becunn-. <U«gvmiW. frtMti ths tact that ths purtid CAl'CVS. NEWS 1 — -«•—«,»re ■.»*»—* 1:10 A. M. & N. RICE. Ges'i HspcruitaMtent. cement glob * 11 a., mt. _ __ ........ J Kinnitn OWARD ASSOCIATION. PMI«M- Whret. Core, Oau, Smut. » »• cnior. Rotary of State, Auditor Ganaral. Sate Treaaurtr. (Joinmlaaiotwr of tbe State Und Office. Attorney General,Superintendent of Pnbba In- �..t-mjmhtt. ommw uO t CounscUcuL M.,, H-._K.-M < »M*»r i culj artMa.«<Ua$»d ever produoJ AH.ii.Mr linnl-»0XT00>im BM >*. *< M<i~,Vur^-XuS»U UlW.-fc ■»> >&. UO'&KCK'a ..- Nature bfriiH to iuiu)uiI^Hk|MBHE| elements performing lu^RWIRBb tasMr‘,Uf employ®/'-'rMfAistHNTeftF* 4u very J■ftuoo’B Vvlt.% bocK out of Newtunia. A company of the Sth Kansu Cavalry, «bout forty strong; NftardWasun'Ied, but | cut tbeir way ouL Thu #Fuderal troops *u btiur, *3 they fell fell beck three mile*, followed this by UH D14KHIW0I»VUMM 'RUP, i j ' the four pieces of artillery, making six in all, nnd in turn drove the rebels buck into NswtonuU.rL«>fi<brfiWb. ,W^ding was kept up for some time between the two armies. eritW^HMdo-dtato} te, rebels followed them, when uur men stances of realruinl,-*» in n lead- cuffin, turned on them, drove them back into then is that <Wdly'-coii»jwniad,- 'Jgiiasic Newtunta and JhW Ike The Federal lots during tbe day was add, g«v«£g|t^amta^n otfeuts^ ’h sort of iud 'ttawoSttfiwWtV THtrigainst •bout 140 killed, wounded and missing, Abe monopoly at Ur clcwwita^ whch hu. znsn pomp n \ band* of the rebel* were treated in the 1 most bnrbarou* manner. The rebel loss ' is not known, but is thought to be larger } 3%s soon as -the foitage Ims dropped,. than ours in'EiHed and -« duivdud. * trawpUm BbMla.ur Am They were still at Newtonia a* last ’ tian proceed imder WilleMe Mlf-hhestn, Scald bead, HorwTtyw, tumoua Discharges from the Ears, Swelling ia Groiu, Falling of the Womb, Dyspepaia, Neui”•* • . TMRRC BOTTLE,. i? Will cure Feytr. tMjra-i. . Liaora< Sores in tbe , . FQDH TO SIX BOTTLERS. i^ill enro Scrdfiila, Rypbiiia, While Swelling. i Sore Iwx*. Svphi|Hic Rh«un>ati«m. (tout, chronic Bisr*»c»,.ictirvcy, Bronchitl», Tubaro-eo, Dlcvr* is IhotbroAi or cm the I.ungi, 6r l.iver. sud dis lute. Mud'M.«rau.i«u vdUfu*"*•« eelves poshing out between the bark and1 -the wood. If the soil is pour fill - in the.’ holes with ri^se.-tbjrom^e'winds' ..r~l 'AM. i^fltt-'JMlM -d«b 'Stable your trees with leached Asbei, -Hme.-uw any decomposing vegetable matter. happy man who lias tbe love mid smile of woman to nccoiupany him in every department olHifo. •Ttaf wirld may loo'k dark and cheerio* without—enrmiea may gather in hi* path—but when lie returns trouble*, and is comparatively a hippy ■pan. He is but half prepared for the journey uf lilc.who has u«» taring coinpnn'ion, who will mrsake bim in no emergency — who will divide his sorrow*, increase his joys, lift tbe veil from his heart and throw sunshine amid the darkest scenes. No ; tlmfniao' caiinot, be mtaerablc\wh<> has niich n"companion, be Denver so p>M>r' despised and trodden upon by the world. TiikNcoro Colonization Schkmk.— Senafoj Pomeroy baa been for.aotne dnyv in thia city perfecting arrangements for 1 his scheme (<f African Colinizalion. He Eixld P»ts.—Penn^ylvanin has n law' 1has bought it steamer, and expects lb to prevent Canada thistle* from seeding. 1start ataiut the 20th insL with 500 per. eons for Central America. He hits over It is&uable, ten dollaravFar 7.000 applications from colored' people i to joimhta colony.—*Ve» Tbrit’ Tribune, •W^W'BOwnn «wff™”* £">> ; Oct. 9/A. jund superintendents will dp^jelhttntysAr, this law in mind, a* well ns fanner*,' ana sm hope lhatevery one poll be held to a. rigid observance of it. -■ FAt* ’tbvvw yentw to keep sheep.” remarked Mr. Broun, pwp frpm th? ihc pulp until soft, nnd whes* , Ius.Cbkam.—Two quarts milk, four/ World. This ta not boasting; Uy it, if you feel lb«.sttjj*r, ourhalf lb. cswn starch,1 trisM skeptical, and be cwvinecd. Hj»tnbta«s <" its eggs. wdl beaten ;. wet the March with ^Otwnpwiilion tlic properties ofa diffusive stimulant cnld milk ; when the milk is boiling ten , an anti septic, a mild but effects e Astringent, and a direct (tower over tbe nerves, iteijlier narcotic stir in the eggs and Htareh, then strain Bor anodine, thalateierwi JM.ia >Manwr tw ' through'a. stave; when cold flavor aa you pulisr to itself, sadfor WrfroWMtwSio word in English language exactly to eanrsaa its action. like. then taro Into tbe frvesw/ttir while tbe Tbe Froneb callit Suvla^mrat. Bo much for its freezing. “ ' * ; , / ' ■ internal administration. When applied eater- 'Fxurr Cask.—One pound of fiourj one nbhd of •batter, one pound of sugar, two £-bl raunns, one Jb. of. currants, ten Jgs, one-fourth oz. mace, one-fourta or. 7qtiel»?lf oz. cinnapion, otae lb. 'WO, w.a tnaapoonful soda.- , which hare been showered upog him from KW \m*tV* o$ Vwt CowwXnj. LIVER REGULATOR LIFE OTTERS. ■ Aro pave vagtaAMa vxtrtels. They euro all Mliou* di .orders of tbe bumau aystroj. They wyu late sad tot rgurste the liver and kkhrAvs; They gire «•** to th* digvattve ornns; shay regslate tbesecrsti- M, excretions andexhsiatioo.. eatiul Ise tbs oiroul.ttap. snd purity the blood. Thus. Tbe peculiarity of the 'BYoodt “It 1. always ready; this commend, it to averybodn'-fod^«L . ••W4 Kavc tned 1L and find iLa. uteful ia opr bouse as wat«T”- Il Uh.' fte 7fowrf. Atb XW EOWTOMT U WEALTH 1’rioe 2* (inti ptel B.tt’e. Hyjn. flhsepses, S^M' J^heuni. Price 55'^eMs per Bottle. FAMILY MEDICINE, BAILING’S LITE BITTERS DR. RADWAYS PILLS. to Wkaleaale Rrdneliaa TERMS CASH. “ ........... GF" For NfelebV sfi Drurgol*. aadSlioroieeperh geaenrily Ibroogtaxit too CMStTT. JOUNff A CWOfftEY, (8ol«Mimufocturor>.;> 78 .WiLUAM STREET, Conror of Literrr StrcoL jm. i. nrnmiey. mercusni. th* rutiou u Xrw Turk, write*. August, 18, 1W; "I 1 lx<.. afflicted with piles, jxoetupsaicdwiih L. tag, tbe taat thraeyears used y of fits of nine yoars' standing, aod bl Vitus' dance of tw.i t ears. JJfOTBZR writes, his son rras cured after bw Mt had almost wasted sway ^The doctors pronounced the case mesm- NBW 14H1E. Important to House Owners. ASeTKKBwM cared sf Fever and Ague aftsr trying every madtaim in bin reach. AliOTHER was cured of Fever bore which had existed fourteen years. A>OTHER <>f Riroumatiun of eigblyeara. Cgsss innumerable nf Dyspepsia and Li ver Complaint could be mentioned in which tbe Poriter and Filb Imporaut to Builder*. important hi Railroad Companies. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR Iifiportant io Farmers. To <rW whom this mop com rent end item ' ttrns every body. JOHNS & CROSI.EY’B •19M> Isi the spriim -.n^s l took a, mp«e cold which Induced a viUsui fever I took twa doses "WoAc. Wkc ex Ckawfo. 'W.c, TSVooik VAka CEMENT ROOFING, are tlio moot active nnd thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act eoditwtete tspowAJse Uver, excit(MV iWlWM u Mott; «,«>•»(•• U»>y» system docs not relapse into its former N>ndition, which is ton apt to be the ewe with simply a purgative pill Tony are feally a • DA HUNG'S LI VXD RKGULA TOR Tfcc ckenpest and moa durably BaoBag as u.Texrtrrts Il broke up my eold and freer at anro. Pteriaus to thia attack, I had been troubled with drsia-paia several mouth.-. Itixvefelt nothing of it s'luec. IT IS F1IIB Ah'l/wATER P1I00F 11 °** ** "I’rhvd Io saw and old uoon of am. OU. Studley, E«|, ISA East toth Htrero N T, writes: Aug. IS, IsUD.—I tud a diteeuHy with the =pf=ini lb— y=in. with couatawt min The Cor. b only about One-Third that of Tin, in the .mall of my back. 1 had uwid m<mt al) kinds of medicaues, but found do ;>ern>u>«iU nrbef until AND IT jlS TWIC-K AS Dt'KAOLK. ' 'BV Darling'. Liver Regulasr. in affording mmedtate rshef. Uvur and GiUtuus ftenedyl" It II a thorough ■ Mvi. Vifong. of. Brooklyn, writaa; •■February ,2*. lMy.~4t> Maj last 1 had a aeroro. attack ofHles wluch cuafined me to the houac.. I took one bot- I*Xsk yemr neighhen, who have used then, N” Hem is required iiiuinkiug Application- and you should try them before going for a P*2m •Mfouni it to operate totniraMy. r*nsor ait and arouatag lha Hear to astir icy. J yi - zi>4/r n. FAMLJkX MEDICINE. For OMdn, Hrula nt ,11 WuS, *te, ’ expiied tu il(c Acti<^ uf the/Wcnthpr. *Tt»aFsraflE3W'f«ness-«. F0RSAW5BY ‘UAW*Ajrfra Uf you a, loral . LIMPID ..■.***•«■ tarns Dr. Sotaek*. siaikd taatfaw aaS Ckritfcteii pdbGVTTA ^ERCHA CEMbWk / 'SJ* * •, rTf*-* *raftr< **«■»* ir ehildrra ye out of sorts, we gire Uhw D'*’ Albarn alt ngfcl. I for* rt *^ff y?** XOtahch •*< bow. i I l «r Alauu ; r h «»W .ppwi, „„ ; and they will say they are GooA V&t6>\t\wT*, I'ERUlA AND INDIA RUBBER^ * " 1>A4MJNWqV.BR REGULATOR. Ion rtdHr plIU, ^ oo l awd VAV, Thw erode tab been tlmjwtghly (sated lB N«w which, in conjunotion with the 1 «rk and all part, of tbs Gutted State*. Canada, Ti\ooiJi VvvA'Jkcv, Weal Indin. and Central and Kouth America, on bmldinas uf all kind.. .ueb «. FacToaira. Point. 1 will cure all the aforementioned diseases, • LIFE BITTERN Oiu. tWracea*. Bml Rcb Daws, Cura, and «u and, of themselves, will relieve and cure I passed clottot blood by ibe urtthrs, I an now Psauc Bnii.ixua grneiulte. GaaaasMT UtnT entu^f wetfud take pleasure in recommeudiug laoe, de.; by (be principal Burntan«, Aeratv^k Heada-ihe, Oosttoenes.*, ni»-l utbera, and has proROOFING red t.. be tleCHFM^T .nd MOST DVRABLE in 'tTh. Cblio-<Pn*iM, , Ghoicra, JtfoHrtU. Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Strste, N. T.. ifgAtu ir\ the ^owslx, writes.- "Feb. HO. 1M0.—I bare been subject to sra,f (jUzziness, eta. attacks of Asthma the last twenty years. 1 have never found anything exjaal to ‘iTfy these medfoinea, end you will never DARLIXCTS UVEtt SEOUL ATOS. , . 1 < i < I I Ol^ Boras, ^hrumatism, (Tfypepsia, fltoic HeadasAe, Xtiaar Cbm r4<unt, Browr and'JJgua, Leuoarrbaa, Female Complaints Erysipelas, Bt. Jinthar.y's Fu», TUmora, ‘Hruptwns, f¥ts, ajrq/Uieus Consumption, sic. Price 25 C-ents per B^llc, Liberal .. for curing Piicn 25 Ceuis per. Bottle. ____ Very ItU “"■ Kre, ' >. Price 25 Cento pgr Bottle. LI VEK REGULATOR tiVooA, for the life and health of the body depends upon the purity of the blood. M *e Wnod isTotaowwi. the body dra* out a miserable cxtatcuoc. , These medicines AMEBfCAW CEHBKT GLIE. -j■ ' \ »• DARLING’S i Siuch belter Uian pllb. and taacli easier to taka. If pMpTS *nderato.-4T Oie Importance'of pntga stlon with BAD WAY’S PIMA in contradistinc tlon of purifhig with other fills or powder*, salts o|la,Seidliit waters, they *‘>y4d need l«se physic­ lag. save tbemselrr* fr»n*i much suffenug, and greatly improve tide bvabb. r-tn .■ ! RADWAY’H PILLS Ass Pssrscr Peso * v tvs e. They aro ap,Amt, tonfe. laxative, stlmulmnl, connter-irriUnl, andiorifia. alterative They are entirelv Vegetable, and the only vegetable subsubatitute for calumel. Meteurir. Aalitaaay, Blue Pill, in tbe Arcana of Medicine. As craeuants, they arc more certain and thorough than the <vt\& VA\% is that Tthey strike at tbe root <*f n;-tqn, by eradicating every particle of imparity >10 00 it year saved in every family by : .lUapB/fltte / / RADWAFB RE0UI.AtrNGTlLL8 are farmore etitstn, and tbe pancat atroida tbe danger which airovcrtloae of Cplchittm would inflict. . Th Vellirw. TrphoM. antTHHIons Fever*, in Fry- pepper, salt, and twq ntmces of butter,-* when well tnliud,; fill the shells, and I,IEF kbould be anpiM- Taken internallr—a bd^e them for an hour in a muderstefy ■tes-xpoonful to half a tumbler of water—will euro of the atomacb, autl promote digestion, it hot oven. The egg plant must be highly -acidity is a pfeaaaot and healthy stimulant. seasoned, otherwise it will not be so pal-’ stable.— German Telegraph. TO THOSE WHO DO THlNKl | Prict; 25 Cetita jwr Bottle. They,exercise g more pmysifaj iafloeace over । the l.irsr. Arid.its skerMtoosIhan calomel, mev , icury, blue pill. Iieues tbeir importance in cases of fiver cdmpUinfr. sod spleen difficulties, Jaun- | diec. Dylprpsia. Bilious altadkt. Head aCbe. Ac. both in the field and along the- roridside ; hi Die troalmeot of fcrerte either tilioui, Yetlpw TypWi^atattuherirodwdDg feeets. tbe* a* su­ aud»fepirraVff.llie*anv?.c.»»raG with dt'vk perior to quinine. Their influence extends over the entire system, controling. airrogtl.ening. and TQ THOSE WHO pOl bracing aptho related and-wasting energies, and rid ufox-eye daisy. This we attribute regtihtUng ail the secrrtfoua'fo'tlie nainrad per­ to the copious u«e of snll. Canada this*.. formance of tbeir dafiea. cleanstag and purifying -ties by the rMdride ar^'xgrritl'nirisaneeL the Wood and purging from the system all diaeased depoai is and Impure htimota. They differ from all Mirgettvo yflla. Their thinking, but liltelo have their thinking done by careless fellow; who pcrtnjbt tnem t>» erov aeHnn’lamit local, or eonttned to a portion of the that aMMrb*4WK«^t«» ee«>‘ l^id iieigrt«.r’ jSroie one else, w»«»y vilkval bowels Drawlie Purgative Pills augment what RADWAN READY RELIEF is called tbe peristaltic thoeeturul (if the bowels Xau^f^X.flSLiSfriiMMl'l ».’//. Jjtj 'i' Will retierr IWoas ibo suffcr palus,, in.iarttU on •by irritating tbe coatabfllrt intern lues. Inhhliee aSd-hlflatnmdtary deseascs, tbe Irrita­ . y/l .at) I* S0U ii. . . j»fi. ' ita application externally or bylu aduitniatrntiou tion produced by the Drastic Purgative Pills will * ,Q>ojtiNG Eoo P^nt.—One of pur ’internally, " and 4 curve— ' not only increase the disease, hut induce ulcer* thm; therefore, grout durtfott la romrirod an stmo?l. _fov{>rp1>le vegliublys U the. eag tscka of iuffamabon of the boweH, bIHnua rolic, pliot, aud our iiisnner.of prepsriptt it ‘i< * rbavnmtiam. gout. We .inUiAMndWtiills totakej ce^ijJy -itQ. Improvement;.’o.ver the «.ir- ‘. lfRADWAYr8 I’lLWIteidSfakrnjaeuhiwiHMIow i Them arc a class of chronic diseases, chronic «Nwkipj..this lutjst wbule-^ Rheumatism. F.nlargdttient of the Liter, Splron some esculent. ’ ' . /k Pi vide a targe eggjlant jnlo t*o pif-‘ sheik ' -f" IMewrkVflwwdfMA'LM' Wiowi depths froaj oftaCSXaiMt f-M hflMFerTfrt1 If or threw tunes m a year. Ura-Vltl ra H.pl'ra With six bottlM for Five Dollar?.. bold A1*0 hr DARUNGS ” Wax^TWs^wiAa •f dollars-each yaar-in ^daartuiax their T AtgarCbfM atawtaf wtaA AMJUUCAX , 0}U£^f*eto'&r?»l ie*made+ J. B.' rwi> I*ur, <Wrai“lCur Bra.nl lx g?S3j3tS’»,,?C«SC ifrom <be vicfus. ctilorests, fnm»rr Myjainn», Womb. Hick1GlabtatarSt^ftfon. I 1........... eta. Softening of ths Bones, Fits, l)roj»iait Etfu- < trees. 'Ibero will be a sayyag uf< PF*?!#, accounts, but will probably nofl retimin . uo ] bbctMi of.tbc Itota. Joiaui. Boom or Gtaada, tiul that thia reinMiy will Cuto. ■one years growth pgtween those planted there long hr a few days will decide who It clesasmthc RLOOD. Resol res all diaesoed in lb. Mi-xal Are ■” are masters in the Southwest. tnkitw vp the trees, great cure should be EaKS taM^ut iheTr/rtsJsi? >•» evdWtJbre dfthfr roubiuff, Utegrowta of the tree will and its life will be endangered. When­ ™ u> p*rl with any of them taKwoiT turnop in pro portion. Let Ute boles larger Utau Hie routs, and never bend er- drtep w rt/M. WAruj, MEM> •Af.WAW-#. j ThalwaOyXfaMstorTtee ta hrolMhHI jnafsh It, mend it, and it wdl nyvar sbo^.J^ ., , put together. , , , । ' til will Mend U-mil'Gtriil'LMyta nnd !nT < \ ’ foAt | i ' ) ,|f e&Mrjwbslhaf IKsm Intel fiiTQrtWe JT " MMmeTTT tl60BE8TiPIAN08.8UiO ^GROVESTEF.N A HALE, haying jrmpvcd to ruibtMiUMtetdhui Be. Trt iBWitwiT, dan-l s. darling, KnteMMuSL. TL-mYuiL it it applied, neighboring | wmW*4 10 fl<frr ,I,C pUbliC “ c“«D‘flctnl 7 OctaveCBoicwocd Piano. iMMcatiuMtl Donlram,*. liuda that Mb understand its action TO THOSE WHO THINK. FHOTOGBAFHIC Crayon An.l.r..tvpn; caiulainfo, >11 improvemeais known in this coun­ try or ia Europe, orctestnsa*b«M. Frcacli grand GALimST ' Vijnoite AmVrv- ' manulsteuror* us*. t ‘ ” brnfj p^, Reli^u AS. * . j &DTTA PERCH*d; Ambnitype; Unj.nincnt*] 41 * ! 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' ''•Il wU aTWav. •cOfr’!’' HsTs 1‘ PAtoudmo... Of. tbi JS *p*a>a *yr^ '• vrah-» lb'ita*nne{ 'feeitetelo* Ifebo rrnble Ho4 ft- Where’is be P Hie’l understand ywki,” «id Ma. inherited hia faiW* iftpAlsta* oferMter. * <J»ktek tempered lather and • thoaglMlre.. ■£llia< ■ o-.-f.l isr-v •xd-t(i-»aihfr* -xrsrtJ • >H GREAT gastinjs Uuintss Jlirutorj. VKTBHY’! aomcngAKTb. GKAWT « RPAVLDfRG, impulse bo; a^e ppl yjt<> 4iarp ^'T'0" *l Umland it &>o <ifh' Mr Elite and Hs Ihtle- eon. The fafter’a cumiuauds were Dot ahrkye rtb-yr-l 1 and •to the father-bad smlm aArict n-.l«4w in regard to mbediewce^ pupisbmept^ jarred ""n<?. fe?U*phold haioi-.iiiex rather nmre'fre(|uenily rtkh i’Ui-fe r<-g*'f¥ tn justlcemd huindnitj'w.Aild hMveapj.i'i.vrti «C’ Ttee hatoy temper and l«rMg.«. elusions <>f Mr. £||la mad* his d.tthyline vltenqncrwl than refi^uaipry. A single instants u ilNlUmte pur meaning ; ..ud that is the story we wikh to relate ' H, o^wvy Uum,. ba itot Mwra WnSy Va ebam«l country. : TW tx»yTt Mtinnr**>bad>lMnM'4ba 9 n«MnJKVff °”r' - ty loVIt »Hy-; tnK WM, upon his country „ . In Utb?« i/prt>f?4mfl peace; te'lWa- isiralion without p*Ky,«aachardly hopa I to succeed in a steady 'and 'vrfoa"ptBhiy. The coniplidWlWrf;itoiJ>toBRiWMbbr. mous dvH war,' r^SfleFTlto destractimruf thwGuvetfMijcMdlltam-forttea.-tfntomR U'bls tether caught I tie illMBtotlffia—WTVir be supports The4*4Med.flbrw:of mUovi and apaak- •‘Ihiw he sprang Into the rivet end Mved iiny Rttle Eddie1* " -t • ,. “1 heard nothing of it.” -1 Hkteaiita^mylbrase,bnyj ’f . t^ies was flat’ and hu<ky. ’ ' ‘Arld'he didn’t teJl yod'1 Brsve/rtn £111*’ thrust—bis Htr b»y! came Mw i-wtth njbnn'thk'’pillow1 frntn which he hafravtan, 1 2He ,Z^. ,no over i'-tJ W F-7 To, Gpv.nim _ UJAT___ FMt'l,-. . . . r * _ iW,i* I Kddteswrtte to go staKWMt bet i>A with hip awn ,tears,«- o««, H FMtfrwnuHl HUk . th* r‘»*P *illia said I*«Wlf» Could father or son ever forget that day,) lUpubikul, WfeHfeF-TWMfM of «’»> r7*'. I c”“’ •Thatosiw Might4, but Che (altar paver •hhUoo; In U*p«w» pGrpfip'lMuq. I ’”B h‘l" 1 but W illi<-whs firm, because *tof»nWi tatate 'Hi 4m h pl‘*»M«rt Wimmer aftem.w.n, ■ * "”d -*‘’uW *£m| b.iX^tatatoy. Impnblivv, paMtuusto father Mild.Willie Elite OMUO out from hie a...u> 1 7 ■— fakew Ari«iug'inu*a»/ Beunyour guard. Zrmporary, SptofltSSraf incakatfpaitotettba, •i«ht i>f tbaui alter, g liflhs nPetoxbiml mi Bey.ftMty pr./vp<toripB.— imitead of wielding a »atfeto<d and efs lumvs elpd all in white Iummi, ami .,..1’ ,.*‘ while; but. as I learn, Eddie *o?‘M go Take nothing for granted., Il .la, tj- sad *'»«^*aU(I pure aa inii.Mpm-e down to the riv,e^'gtitt j'our’boy Wlfriwed thing, u> tattt^lhauu«h4ife d inetnorylikr itki-ll. Tlrti liAiifee »t«H,d only a1 Jborl tra’ion. Kcineniber,* when th tbe face of him. hut kept pt a distance.<He Wh; thnLwteehhBrdrMi the taB»taftHfei£il>s, difehmcv fri.iA a rivt-r, on the "banka of oteihffiaaiynvMran Instead of cKmbiiig over logs ’arid j^xuyve? ti»« b*k Ittfe11** true, loyal and brave, fo4 tkejf wui stead which the buy wan I.nd uf 'apjiru’ng, and ter. barfeta,'itt getting hwo boats, he saf fey ■lr"J',?h!?yV.v„ : . bmH u-u 7/ -J .. H fouiael.faaay off. Theh,'viir, Mjr Eddie, Eellow Republicans I Stand by and in leahing over lite river, slipped and Ml <hh .-Mr.MVna vMrrtwM’fn diM.-<mil--rt u! hiiiib<-l|'ani| Ins iiH-lln-r. JI »T RECEIVED in ^lind tour l>«»y‘irtoti»d‘ot. nmntng off, pustaUing ao/AdinbiiiAraUon <4 our .owp "Williv,’’ said Mi. TEllis ax the boy luilf frightened out of He sensei, aS tnrnt ■pusxcd out, - Where are yA»t going T” chojca r ai}d,'ftiich ^veu our eoemierf ara RtPUMtha* SiAva CntatbL Commit. I children <»f hie 'sge irhura’ have thpie, chipclled to ndmlCis honest and patri­ “Uuiy to piny,” nnswt-red the rogeish a new and most complete auiortmvrit .01 «tz rRmatu bmTOf Oct. 3d, '62. I sprang down t«» the wharf.'and Ipte'the tuoiitlu . .. otic, and All toll! to* welt -• lira RarosucsM nr MicuwaK : The water after Eddie. I wonder they - were MEDIC INES, ■T,i pUy-r-wln-re F . Country,, if in a qu»N I W c ndd revs .you •Wilti Eddie Wheeler, doWn at hie nut both drowned. It wawonly hi God’s us citizens(WhoM highest duty and infer mercy tluit they were saved. When the hottse.'*1 JZR'iME, 1. rl ‘ I’ J’! ■-'» Ml is io preserve trie Governrhrnt of “Did your (Mother say you Miight go man who saw what had happened, got to 2d Emmons. -, Bckil, Dantes TURPENTINE AND AUXJllOL. the place and looked over the dock' Into Ukw« .1” ' W. ’A^Wo'jLjr.iuan, 8. M. the water, there was Willie, holding to a the point. Circumlocution does not be* oome th«me who would rescue the Re­ 3d CcTcarojr, -<i “Very w.-fl ; nil right then. But ring in one of the lugs with his right hand public from the grasp uf traitors! ! and clinging to Eddie with hie Idt. Such mind one thing -Lyr.u are not to go down A. ». Tcsim, T.W. Fabbt, The Republican party was formed in 4th a courage and pretence of mind In a b-«y D. G. Bwcmlamd, J, W. 84*. 5th this Slate in laid dbwn ha surpasses Ix-lleH Where la he T He y- Tor MECHANICAL AKD MEDICINAL . . ------ --- )< run offhome as mv at the man' lifted PURPVSEH.UNLYUU iiolb.ivcth.ilag.Tm. S-- remember that Oth “ ALKXAKDKg CaXPSKLL, J. B. him from the water. '1 must thank him T.ve arid—doii't go to the riv.-i.” . Wauua, liirhia noble act.” -1^4 ---------- ... . Republican Blate Central ComsdttM. •’Not if Mr. Wln-elyr kt* E-idle |Wf« At thi« moment the dr»-»r opening into <laWMi.vHkkir.ifeH HHfefS Wd ,,No.” was the Hupcrjltve «u*w. r ; I’ve th. O..M. *.un, h-rit. «..d th, whit, tier L-------- -- ----------------- •*“ -------- ------------- Over High Prices, at the 11 • ■ HAST INGS DRUG ‘ STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, ROBKBTR to WTBIKEB. TTOliXKVH AT LA Wand Solicitor* in Chancarj. ParHenlaratUntwoaaMtoCoBWH. inc, Ike in real to a uon oflHtoa «• Laito OSaa m lha Coart Doom, Ha»rtng«. Mich. DAMIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE. UaaeraJ Land and to tooffice Tax Amt. will attend the collection of J.lebteand aft other buatoeaa pcrftbUhig Ab OUuareky. .p-j of Mi* Eli., t...k.-d not. Tire Stalo of South Carulinia contains ••Oil. huxhaml,” she exclaimed iw! a circumstances. It ljna neither been bevoice oftrrmr. “conic t»i Willie, quick?” tr^ytv<X>mpA ullraism on tb^ n^e kind, 29.000 plancatioua, containing 4.07tJ35l tightucsa when he moved on again. Mr. Ellis followed hia wife, and the nor Kt* it'failed to do what it promised, acres «»i improved and 12,145,047 acres * Mind that you don't lurgi-t !" vulledtip the utbe'r. I of unimproved land, vAhied at 282.431,* neigliluir hurried after them. 1 he Im her. It h:i* evh;hilcd a fidelity In action, j <534 ; averaging V» each Ml acres. The mother had found her boy lying GROCERIES! I. A. HOLBROOK, .’TTORXEY nod Coon»MW«J.sw, HoHcitor *«* TEA. CoFFKK. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRVKES. FIGS, RA1-UXS, CODFISH; J. M. BISSELL. ltlTRtCU!<WidSurgeon. Ottoe iu Ruasril’s CJTDM33*J .PXBT-aiEXh'J P HYSICIAN Mid Surveoti. Dwelling on Uroad way. near the Coart Houao. Ab4 Cooklnu Extracts, FOR a good n««arimw>l of H. r. CHERRT, OTARV PUBLIC sad CaereyaMsr. will a . PENS PENCIL^. INKS. PAPER. BNtKLOPES. CARDS. **-- *«• . MOST POPULAR .ad fonaaaiorin Gbaomrj. hotwr'l-^•«• patent medicines MEVrNS. P*rticul»r rould rcspeettoJIv announce to A TTORNET artd COUNSELLOR. AT LAW, A. d itMW, W> CAS® uttrs» a waxrts. honFRTS a mtkikkr a. irm. j . r. BcaikOW- t; A. .1. Ku a rax, p«.d« &>, u-renot OF FHOUATK r«4M»c»ch weak. A.i^.|.'>r ■■ "■■ ' V;;; 'llm boy hruid, hut made n*> response. intenriblw<>n the garret fl»««»r, and’ lifting setdnin e^Ufiled, never rurparxrf by any The g.vvtenment Is based MS-the Conwhich ■ little Mtaystf Mr. Ellis, who had | hllll in her nnnB> ^4 brought him *«Mi party, K n4s' secured the fi4edt»«ti of-the stiielinn.d 1700, and amendments added grown very sensitive on Hie Scurd of 11stair*, and laid him, tn hia wet cbAhea, Territories of llm United Simes' from , toi-i( at various limes. The right to vi.^e Uriel obcdtei-ce. . . ■ : on her own bed. ' -•• f negro slHVT"fy'.rantf;‘i^t»rriinteed their <kj requires a free hold 61 30 acres, in ordi. * It wouldn't nl nil Nurprise me,” I be Am Mr. Ellis cante into the rmlm, hr vupahvy’’tiffree sihiteniim Fir all'' timeI narv Ciiscs. Thu Legislature i» elected I said to bonself. “if he were tocimii* li*)me aww the deathly face turned towards the to come. It hits driven the mstitutiiHi। knmhlty: • A Senator bum* be M yews in an hour, all ,-ovrred with itvwr luudi It has1 did;« resident citiwi, and/if. rtatknl in il-Mtr. The sight seemed to blast 4iis from the Ch pl ui I uf-the Kntinn. Hr is no thoughtless or vrlt uillrtF—I vision, .. the houiotead policy r.,.y/.. It has ibe.distriut must siwrl a freehold worth lie struck his hands Another, eitaldiithAl 'teblired the 6^-rtnjteion Pacific • £300, it non-resident worth £1,000.— imrdly know wliivb. But children must Hhutbia ryea and stood still nuddwrily, ' T. - _ ~of the ‘1 ‘-------.L-kk dcveV-pitijf thk Railed. ’ilAto the r«onwfe. rts-tarees Representatives must hkke rciided'ln the Ik; mndc to ulnsy. Thnt’a the <fasyi|tl)U» “Will you run for ths doctor,’’ said ‘'pHite'.'J.U to eiih.rtx-; nt all luzkurds ; and |!*be'dis Mis Ellia. . hf a C.nfipeht, and controlling Mie co'm- State three years ; if resident in the dis­ ' rtte?t4 «lftlib : atrrtd. ' '" ■ ■Leii< me this tuur.'lie will have v.iuw* trict must own a freehold of 500 acres The neighbor did literally as the moth to rriurmbcr it as long ns he fives.” In I860 it proved it»elf-btrohger than? and 40j)ogmea,or real estatp.w^th^l50; er said —he ran all the way to ibeduofur’s nn«3ninHPiapmit3ta' ntipRlMhrti*j,‘ Ify jfi)«m resident must own real estate worth Soint-lhmg bad gone w ropg with Mr.- Arihw. 1 Ellin, and tie w»» in a’aterneF ipmif than V’By the time the doctor arrivediWilHu’s bringing into poiverfhepresitnl Admin £3W). The governor is ch-rt&t liy the imual. Afeiods of blind’, rntfiir tlnin a wet garments liad been • rem*bed. He istrntion. It mnst :trbdW Ati^lf: stronger Legisrtnture. end must fclve resided ’in leriinu of junlicn >‘lteues4.:infiutfnce our. ’Hiked but few questions as l-v th* theAn 1 tllan Any )i^ler party ib 1R02. In aiding theiStale’-kO yeam. and be p<asBMed of a Icupdqut with rdcreiuw,-to otlrerA] Wu mg nf the boy’s o«»ndittwn. Mr. Wboslur 1 tWt ikme’Adirilnlstration in crushing the Milled estate worth £l,500. The Lieu­ Eidfy'true patriot will place, tenant Governor if chosen and^mpat be i.cl from state of fueling mare frequently had lol J of hie hemic eonduct, and the rebellion. " than from iohnkfenitHAto’of right. inference Won that there had best an iwer his rakatrv frninCaiufwblv higher than his qualified in like riiapnter. ‘ Thtl pc«p5eMo ’not vote directly for Mr. Ellis wriit ii*ay from home soon ex.-iument ofAhe bruln;- leading lb wus- party; but every true' RepiiMicah will • >* > ..’ •’! alter and rriurord 'rtv ah' lHmr. Jk^’ lte -pended Muiniatli if. Still the caae pooled use his party its the most Efficient organ* Govemoroi* President.. izat’mn for aiding- the' Government to There Jimi middle cbto* •* South Cero’ ■ ’«••• ” <<d» ..'-‘v ' sIimk! at tbe d>M>r, and glHiiecd srotunl m hoh. crush out treavon. . . >. _ iCaruliua. Tty, population conaigto (out moment trefnre cntclnrg, he naw W’tilmIn this apirit, the Republican -Sute of the towns which are few,) of planters mi a Mucking pfigbt, wSv.and soiled*froni Ifrotn the wharf,’’ aitggested Mr WMmter. • Whnttethkr1 ba Mked, aaalong Convention, held at-’DMrMt- fol the i 24th ahd'asArfc orJieiBahtry. 'Ibe delegates head to IimH, slink through the, garden across thn back -and ultimo, patriotically ignored the Himcub to thelregtetelste kre frequently Heeled gale, Thu ^y , hud noticed him, ni»d purple stripe, wns'endraviiriiig to gel into ihi^ hpuM Mvutdera. Irwi his gaze. “Abd this," bo sion of all mere party iaswust'aad struck by e dozen voters (laege isodholders.) boldly for suauining the. Adtoiiftklrutton, to>d Uie nflkir is.Wil unoutaraonly scUled br * without being nveii. J But, at thp fljM>r a<W«-d, u bo came apoh. another, al the dinner table. । . . where he hoped to rtjter miilbse/tj-d1. be Mr. EH io turned Ina lace away, sick without qnalificati-nvIu’Hlvi^'.r.mii prose cution of the war. -With** wiiteeit «njr Trade i« considered as not exactly eiuiiuuicred a stern mid angry face.- A Merchnrnh (rechoice of meaaurea ” Shy they, *wi» are BiiltAbllflb rgkhtlenisn. ti-w qmek strides lUd floegfei hir'feiber for the g’irtefUnwntf’’ -«fe'Tfoiy content Un re. .f’viL '<■'■ n 0 themselves, 'ferst, wilirJitounicul^ “So you ha,ve. betp lo the river, after Mid tow Actor, drawing back the clothes terw—[ A or/o/| Btvaid. and cnrrrinfrthe fair body that was mark- rebellion as ea>iselvMV*foo«»d> .ttuto de­ all that I said,” , ■ . ■ .; f mand that it.be utterly crvalted slut* wn; ‘Me K/fift^ A pdle feb- aullTrtglteWhat weald boms “w BeMraUee. conditional surrender u the anfy Urm to ened eyes, .r-t"'»'■ ’’ armed traitore." Third, they' demand . The London. iforjiingt Star discusses ‘Didn't! tell you notr ii»:#« *♦> nbe iimghiW.' It teas thb boy’s sffitit'which had bewrhtirt. ' -.It. i n’! vdT ’ die ’ph.'bdfele effedt 6fV separation be­ r. ‘ *'.’■• o’ -i ' the Government. Fourth. tb*K ptedgs tween North mid South, w«ito CBete am oThtowiH«M4aAK’®4bU»T! A vice like grip was already <>n bis soft, • ’ftoi pale lips of Mr. Elite quivered, as themselves tei nmitrtaitf XheO»nstttuii«»n ■rent puessiblr. end clinches ae. argu­ little arm. ,, . •> fT< j-.i 22/“'" “ intact; and Mh. >f»<M-feMr th» rrt<Z ., “Y|Cf,.si)rw’’c^ms ihrupgh^lbe.qMisermg he asked'me queenuo. ment iq fovitf.pf the. BTOenralfon, rd ths lion Ihrtvtrnt- tht U» OootrAmenl Union with the following vaticination It did nut lain TWre ceww. upon after ■ •Hr',' •‘Wnsfelngum is the tatter WFVAteU- MBOjlfaUr-J—’ ■•" ' m.rfkfewMHr ll ■-“ •1 nenl- Rtuhmond would U Bet Ute ’MpL tai a seunnd rale rape Hie. ThegaqatWhile the- country ivta Sta^tr. w. and the fathev-tad wtee-ktobdonc lattier-aaa niother motneewerewevmime er common wealth, with UavevtrifoMWAa. decline to discuss •W bur-uw»« party ”^he po..r child < with the bntde-lulyv who had been tornng ing population, would dw«tf its ‘»M|whols,r -£<Um Wheeler­ is tM I- Ollly only mtortralUie MUM ~ r . hrnwher? ' ledavdraMly. MrEUrsomtaeoluhMir tenets. Tbs-AdiwInWtHiiM* The innr?^ toorld . tMuld eon eon, tried t«» rifiiaifr. ».«n-r„ „ '-article Ha.:feliu ;td6to’ idvfr, legal agent for ci " ’ "* • 1 JE?’, toi |wt>k’,-ab him. ..nxtiuRktol and •'ixecu-i » . ond ihe Ohib ui Ai^AMkiitie hipmvtotv odm - h«8rt,ilhe;.-H<»!W».!b«. tai maintaining the Co———----------------- -■ J» l.«,kr,.. H. p*n I -S ting the lawa All <shM4W rewnibtfon.rnMhi. >.►■ given. • TberemrtB aaA rshuke m.the pate faceUndtobhkeyeewTthe .-forsm t|io O.r ..r0H.uMl.-H <* (..«WWe*h L .toed any nished an armed lraitor«r.t| ______1 etoild' owe see, - •• the <^am • .A--------- . ; nAuti.•TBiaxa.___ , record. ’ Rvtev mbtoent ha Itetoed U> see i$ff*u'111"0 .l.mi !ell'ru’rfthU Stet*.^Mltoeinto*Cow r t H .. lledl Mr. Elhn had beaa away-fniffi |the room for a*dv« fear memento, , w baa the e d'l^n.upw W. mjrnMyng' ipat-^iade vtrry hushed voica </•*» ■!• ifa, taling b>m.’i ““mJ? Mln pain. v t,‘.. :l ■ <1 neitlwr nfin n« liMfeHl «»»«*»• «*lKP*-l>. '* L oripph • O<. iu “ “ HWfetr mm; >o tare re perfectly foreseen, and the* ‘fcff. ®Ste‘»'tomiM reMty foefes teibe the sofosMsr << AbrahamiUtoHto Atok^he »PI*",in8 • J »ftvd. t“ the Ku an full -f tn wrfefe., »*r. •■>« nfeHMiH* fi.nwfer <• newiiw gfoivTtiim, , P tan t*” feth- rSi * ’n* MP1*.* • Ol-Stri.lrva, nafilthr a«n*e dut ho'wltl kcopS<md«y W warn JTdfoStaklta wiwk—Tomd„> mMBMH ., «, ,,,, H , j,,,,,. -Wbmw-ta»frir' k ■>! »d Coorh o«im.nd«i tta �HASTINGS BANKER. | redptuat of such a trust. i is the Harper’s Ferry Barry THS WKKKLY wp publish an extract from VeteetUy NarMt«g. Kt. Fortress M< tb^fefeity of ncainsl him. small means. ■a Cwalr di>Uy seal-wad r.pwuiio« dui jdfenl’s interests and his natural and ac- ^HdS&Wi* » JF’U WlMm the belief that be’ will and efficient officer. • HamvstWesuwy, make a popular ,H 4 a little en l>een csptu -Am. Republican _ ce tbe inItimore at •stouSster st '^l’-tQgTO «• ,i„.MiWkr^ P*TW JftfiiAr* from WuhtafM . Co"y«,lion held at the Court House in Hastings, on tStagK'Eara: Cm. ivents sure to transpire to rindi- SPECIAL NOTICES Voted tMrika . Bvx. F. W. Kmxoo.-. ..I%:.l record fe as sfX'llass as that of aay, nw't in the i»,|i.«« hMdai » •ppol"1* Cuiomittea ofthree, to examine credeo- of Middleville, te foren-by brain trit reOkless sccuecrs. county. both ^j7tb>£,/ok;i«B, Ik*,Mr -JOHN OWEN, of Wajus. I again, and Ri»er, beyond of tbs existence of eueh -AERTIXBLAB.QfJsctaQA, •wwr-CflARLW A MAT. < over NEW which Hon. Mr Our acquaintance with him : This f(hi.tr Jwuld b. en*High w w«r. Mm but slight, hut such as it is, has given t tbs.vote yf every Republican, and every other arus patrist is Ikia DriteieL But FRAME were appointed as bearing upon future such committee. • '4* * ’ '*■ r. The Committee on credentials report t the following list of delegates. Juhastowo—J. K. Lolhridge, J. H. Munroe, H. P. Cherry, J. Telford. Republican, and would have beer just as» Is being swept aside as the evidence Is be Woodland—G. M. Davenport, M. T, fsithful off the ticket as on It ’ 8od> ary" > ing presented from tarluus sources. No „W|fee!er, E. Bawdy, D. Chase. Tb« J„r—l d»OTdiU »U report. Gfp the kind of mm entitled to promotion.• officer in any ofbia regfenents, pa man Ilasuug—J. W.Stebbins,A. Ryerson, Aaa D. RoaK, of:B<utlaad, fur County' wUh ’wborh be has dealings not llfbt >1 Bl* BUI. raising J. M. RosoekA.R. Hall. One hundred Federal Qsvalry entered «d District-GEORGE THOMAS. 1 these regiments^ has ever been found to Prairieville—Geo. Thonms, D. R. whose business qualifications fits him for* make a specific charge:against him. His Bragg «>n Thursday, with 50,000 men, Cook, A. C. Tnwne, T.’C. Pendell. almost any position. The office to which1 only accusers arc among those who bare . Barry-L. Polly, W. T. Barber, L W. be is nominated io not reamntraUve, and1 not found terfta convenient medium (or For Clerk—HENRY P. CHERRY. ntr towards Mount V ForRsgiatsr of Dssds-6YLVAN US EL COOK we can truly hope that, being faithfulI the advancement of selfish ends. Such Tulips, A Wrimter. Maple Grove—L. Lapbam, V. O. For Trvsawse-HARVEY N. SHELDON. oyer a few things, the time may oume! bring out brifef* it h with 'moeb satislactFsr ProesauUag Att’y—FRANK ALLKN. when he will “be made ruldr over many.” ion that we publish in YhTs connection his Buck, J. Badcoek, M. H. Palmer. For Circuit Coen Com.-BARVET WRIGHT. Hope—P. Howard, C. B. Diekeraow, For Coroners, Joan O’Riunr and1 own. denml and logical refutation of the For 8urr.yor-A8A D. RORK. lBfft Srepwte^ that the E. P. Chandler, G. W. Valentine. . Far Coroners—JOHN O'RILEY, I MESSER. 1 charges, and in another place give room we trust they will be Criumphaotiy for the statements of tbs.officers in the feHing trees, and otherwise blockading up W.M. Cah>. P. Corhrt. elected. sixth Cavalry touching the same subject. Tbornspplo—W. W. Paul, H. Wright, the-rear Democracy boast that tbeir As a whole, we regard the ticket as1 After alluding to his inexperience in one of the best ever presented for tbe A. Sanford, R. A. Coin. Fostresu Munroe, Hth. nominees for State officers (Stout de Co.) suffrages of the people of thia eounty, and mililsry matters, wbenaaked at WashisOrangeville—H. C. Turner, L. W. trill oppaee the AdmiftiatraHan ! if the voters du tbeir doty to good officers ton to raise some cavalry in this State Wing, Geo. H. Brooks, C. C. brown. and true men, it will bs elected by a Mr. Kellogg said : Yankee Springs—Timothy Miles, W. dom. large majority. NAM MEETING! “ I have been charged with selling com­ The Kicbmood papers of the 9th inst. C. Pratt, 0. C. Bales, Harvey Snow. missions last year and thia, and^so con­ contain a deaeripti<MJ of the battle utC»r LET ALT. THE PEOPLE *ALLY t Rutland —R. B. Shaw, Traverse Phil­ inth, and admit the defeat of Gen. f Bar ■ stantly has this charge been .reiterated Jambs A. Bwnzsr, of this Village re­ throughout the country, that, I doubt not lips, W. J. Barrett, John O’Riley. lin^nd a loss uf5,000 killed and wowadad. Hon. F. W. Kellogg and Hon. S. L. ceived the nomination for Representative many uf the people believe it. I have Assyria—C. L. Briggs, Geo. P. Stev­ r 8l Louts, Oct. 17. Withmt, of Grand Rapids,* will address U) the State Legislature from the Fjrst received a great many letters on-the sub­ ens, Dudley Joy. Advices received at Headquarters state Mr. Sweezey ject, and I shall only say that thia charge, Baltimore—*W. K. Ferris, Gilbert thepdople of 'Barry County,, at Middle­ District in thi, eounty. that Gee. ‘ ScbdMIJHwillr the advance whether referring.to the regiments of last was elected Prossecu ting A Romey ot |,esr or this^-iapdse In every particular. Striker, M. L. Williams, Henry Hough- guard of bis army has left Caasvilln, roov. ville op Munday afternoon, Oct. 27th,and this county In 1856 and again in-1860, mg Southwards towards the Arkansas ' tslin. al Bastings on Tuesday, Oct 28th, upon ’»"«• . “My .own pcraonal expenses while rifisIrving—M. C. Cranston, James L. Sis the political questions of the day, Let Mr. Sweezey is well known tn almost ev­ ing ,tbe*e regiments, were considerable, eon^ Johp Walker, Aaron J. Walker. the people rally ’ ery voter in his District. He was nom­ and 1 ,was told that the Government Castleton—I. B, Riggs, C. O. Scull, back by, the enemy. ' ' ‘ _ would, pay all that was ncceaaary, but I inated with a degree of unaminity that From East Aricadfes irffflfe'Wk never received a dollar from the Govern- Wm. Mullen, James Miller. ” tWVuVtM. n. B87QWp«rTilllllfl8« N WMIf. . . should secure for him every vote of his Our County Ticket. The Republican ticket of thia county is oca which will command, st least, the It was nominated respect af all. greeter degree of unity with a than is usually manifest on such, occasions. True, there He is well qualified for the poei- party. tion and if elected, will do credit to hia . District. BJEUki) THU EVIDENCE. was some brisk competition up<>n some CAIX'MNN REFUTED. The lake sfHr Caliail SoMfery. perhaps a single exception, the defeated HON. F. W. KELLOGG VINDICATED. candidates yielded with entire good grace, feelipg that these places are the yi/'ts of the people, ond are not legiti­ mately bought or earned by any par­ Constant fealty to the ticular seeker. *■ party maintaining the principles we pro fess, seems to be generally conceded to ; be the .duty of the many, while prefer- CaWf Kellogg [ Grand Rapids, Sept. 23 1862. J Whereat, It is reported in certain quartets that appointments of field, staff, and line officers uf the Sixth Regiment Michigan Cavalry were mads, by Hun. F. W.Kellqgg, from pecuniary ur im­ proper considerations ; and. Whereat, Buch report is unjust and « went ean, as a matter of course, be con­ untrue; We, the undersigned, officers of said regiment, do hereby certify and declare more happy to word the acquiescence of that we have not paid, given or promised . defeated aspirants, as it is an indication to Hua. F. W. Kellogg, or to any one .that they all place principle above per­ foe him, directly or indirectly, any pe­ cuniary or other consideration for our son al and selfish considerations. ferred only upon, a* few; Of the several We are the nominees for county officers, we hardly need refer individually, so sell known are they to our citizens. And yet a passing remark of each will not be considered out of place at this time. D. H. Evxan, candidate for Sheriff, - fe a brother of the late 0. E. Everts, and Under-sheriff, at the time of bis brother’s appointment. Goo. Gray, Colonel Commanding. T. Foote, Major. E. D. Waters, Major. C. H. Patten,Lieut, and Quartermaster. J. Chapman, Regimental Commissary. D. G. Weore, Surgeon. D. C Spaulding, Assisuol Surgeon. H._ E. Thompson, Captain. Geo. A. Drew, * ' death, has been acting Sheriff ever since, it being ndw more than a year. Mr. Everts is a young man pf good business habits, strict integrity, and, since be­ coming familiar with the duties of his office, has performed them to the aatb- faction of all his friends. Hbeht P. CnsaaT of Johnstown, fur Clerk, is personally popular wherever he is. known. Affable, agreeable, a true friend, prompt and ready in business, he %. harts ^orTrlendj" in bls section of He is an excellent penman, the county. and has been Clerk of his township for a series of years past. He was nominated for Register of Deeds, as will be recol­ lected, four years ago, but was defeated from a misapprehension of facta on the J«»hn Torrey, D. G.RnraB, W. Armstrong, Wm. Hyser, J. H. Kidd. John. M. Pratt, H. L. Wise J. F. Andrews, James Mathers, Lieutenant M. D. Birge, J. 8. Sheldon, P. G. Cory, H. B. Rogers, H. N. Throop, B. F. Rnekfallu Charles Lyon. Franklin P. Niehok, Ambrose L. Saule, Robert A. Moon, Seymour Shipman, James H. Lritoril, Horace Richards, Wn. Carry, * meut fof them ye>. . . , • ., The officers of the first regiment which I raided last year, never to my know ledge contributed a dollar; hut su,ne three ur four men of the last regiment contributed about A300 lu pay expenses incurred fpr the regimenL ^otic of it was fur my personal benefit. When l left fur Washington after the regiments bad gone, some residents of the city contributed unasked, n small purse to pay my expenses, for my. own means were exhausted. The whole city was ben­ efited by the rendezvousing of the regi­ ments here, and many, J was told, were glad to show that my effort*to the benefit of the'District; were appreciated. (Ap­ plause.) . Concerning the Cavalry now encamped al Grand Rapids, he said : “ I requested Gov. Bisir to inquire if any or all if their commissions cost them anything; and if so, I desired him to wilbdd them. . 1 have never received a dollar from any uf thpm, directly or indi­ rectly, and nut a man of them ever prom­ ised to pny me a birthing fug tham.2 In regard to the corruption in feedingtbe men, be said : “The Adjutant General directed me to contract with some one to feed the men, at a rale not exceeding forty cents a day, till rations could be served to them by tbe United States officers. 1 contracted with getrtlenien to feed them at thirty cis a day bslievjng it was as low as it could be done. No one offered to do it fur fess; and, as tbe contract was to termipstc any day when our camp equipage should, arrive, no one expected to make much money by iL But it is said they did Com. ia.tbe man Cherry were appointed. Voted to take an informal ballot for sheriff whkh resulted as follows : lit Informal. Idlnforaial. Formal. 1 L. L^pluim D. Everts 21 W. K. Ferris ' 17 C BUm S. V. R. York 4 J. Swarthout Syxvaevs H. of all men wbo needs 2 13 1G 10 34 17 get our camp epuipThe same course was Two <»r three equally dirty lies are •sdisposedof: “ Again. I s<n charged with suqandering the pubbe money, In cKteeiog the country to Kalatnaxoo.— Now the facts ase, that I did aa 1 was di­ C-KBolza, years, and the fact that bis nomination 35 9 ’ rue ArrucATWx* roa ARRKAM-OF FAY. BOUNTY. a PENSIONS, lo ANT CLAIM* Alff.tf LtrtJ NBtSTy I THXAVCaXR. H. N. Sheldno 25 John Roberts fl M.S. Williams 9 L. (My 2 J. W. Stebbins 12 M. L. Wheeler 3 n.. fr.™ w-i».,t..i, the 17th ssyi _ r____ the pondent at Harper’s Ferry sends the fol­ lowing dispatch : To-day at noon the forces wbo started from hereon a rycon noissance tow/udf Winebesfer^and whom our dispatches last left quietly rm-amped at Charlestown, relumed "to Bvlivnr 3 36 Heights, the object of the expedition be­ ingfully carried out? r •‘-Our apdcinl borh»ponds,it atShurps burg, sends the hijlowing record fruai the force which crossed the Blackford yester­ day on a rectmnotssance: “Small squads of the enemy were enterciKiutervd all along the way, but they retreated without 22 3 1 ? 1. . !JLA».|u.i.T-'..> a'u.wa New Advwtisemeiits. 17th ssvs: •• (hir apuoal eorres- |........... ............................... — ■■ .a THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY. m « .S«W Prif, it b. A LECTURE MY Da.CL’LVRRlFtXLUN^L CAUSE AND CURE of Sprrraaurrl-r. (V. Ketr-Dtelrasi; Duxisess; HvmImIw; my return to; Detroit one of the first men In addition to the ■ J.A.Sweewy 1» F. Allen 42 Harmon Smith 1 On motion, Frank Allen was declared ciacun- cocar coMMissioaxa. H. Smith 7 a Wright 42 On motion IL Wright was declared should *• During the advance, we had one man 1 killed and three wounded. Four dead rebels wore discovered on the way tide. “ The impression prevails that the reb­ els hvea evacuated Martinsburg, and per­ haps the entire section of country in this vitinity. It seems dear we havq not much to fear from any force that the reb els may have posted near the opposite bank of tbs river. The force sent over Blackford’s Ford will return lowight.’ j: c klyne. 600,000 LLOYD8 NEW COLORED MAP U. CANADA*, AND COUHTY BUKYXTOX. A. D. Rork, nominated by acclamation. Thomas, J. H. Mtnraoa, Chrirtnan. MttwauMBM. Oct 14.-The St Paul Sibley, which reports the Indian war, as far as the Sioux are concerned, as about Tbs' Sihri torsi -arcsmstances pro- dues the general impression among mili tary men that the rebels in front uf Me CUIIsn will soon fight He is evidently crowding them, and they have evinced no disposition to retreat ’ " “The reason why it la thought that they must fight is that McClellan^ by moving upon the are of the circle thnrngh S3SSSIF It isaei only a Cweuly Map, but M iM « COUNTY AMDVAILROAD MAP of Ba Ppltod Hiatts nil Uanqfaa —bi aad te —a. EVERT RAILROAD STATION ’- ■,<> and dialpa*a| beteteee^ gw oew.rw KKAmond as soon, if notion­ ' th“' Ike rebel, e.a doMilUw valley toBuiralc.” New York, o«. » A epeeel lo U,, BrrM from “H^- ~o» msart’s Cavalry* fave b«n cptorwl, ud II i, expw^d Ihu Omni will La_ Rlw .M... —j «_•»_. mm Federal uniforms. ' Crow; so far. W*T DeeHas. FnuAoftbe nominees of the Fusion an Ms sets in reference to this reffioient COUNTY ----- .8TAYE8 IUNSWICK. Washington, Oct 18. nominated. rioted A«te nominated by acclamation. raosxcvTDfo ATr’r. II. Wright 5 ? i F3^- the appreciation in which bis COMPLETE FORMS AND IMECT10NS sufficient force to mnke bis position safe Reports fri-tn Paris, Munroe county, bushwhackers ended. The entire forces of the lower bands have surrendered to Gen. Sibley He has probably two thousand orisonetw' a bounden slave to. BOUNTY, rectirtri ffotn E/I ^ruftesT^M Lewis H. Jordan, Wm. HuU, Edward Pattee, i ihw¥a». l>KMUuwa>t' ma OOUITTY CLBBX. M.L.Wi11isms 1 J. W. Stebbins 16 H. P. Cherry 21 R. Mudge 8 .J. J. Jitrkson A. D. Rork 9 Aoater of the 22d says a dispatch has been received by Gen. Pope frmn Gen. C^k. unless be la SOLDIER’S Puehahoiitaa. Gen. Cavr. in .etengtand at Hylese; repurti that Ilolmtr hud HioAnan. with coashierablu force are un lhe west side ol (he river, thraiteaina to attack him, tbeir object l»eing to d*( so before he could be reinforced. Gen. Carr, however, has a New York, Ort. 18. Gao. 7. ----------------- - ment. Cranston, James L. Telford, H. Wright. Well, the men were not Lnsg ths asms. wliieb they They arc immediately placed m v»«ufii>e- coaoxsas. rected by one whom I was told to obey. John O’Riley, I The first order for moving the troops was Isaac Messer, f nominated by aedatna. sent to Col. Btokus, and ba made a requi- tion. - ■ / . eitioo for cars on one of the railroads, to COUKTT COMMITTEE. come to Grand Rapids and take them.— On motidn the following persons were At tbe time thia order was received 1 was on my way to Washington, and on my appointed County Centos! Committee. J. M. Nevins, T. C. Paodle, M. C. arrival there I learned the order to move the day before. .UH "rtuArtrhlF. wW-W-V. V"T A. Webster 3 J. W. Stebbins 8. H. Cook, r-.:..,..! THE AdMttaW hSHnt received thot a rebel fitrouuf alaMl'T.OOO has been concentrated under Mv-Bri le al give U*9 iu!*s tint mnnv Beet’y. For Register of Deeds, Pendle and Messrs, Webstar, nominated. ing majority. >A| Moved that the chairman appoint three tellers. •f which they are composed. i I is natural. Te have bad t PolWW^W. A few Httrfoa .IhJ _ 1__ 1- -LLOYDS . ......... �trite Carrnt. v tv *« -• J""*1 Bauoe. Whole numH,0ftotol M J. A. Bareetey 1 ' z la GISrrr,' '* AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ...... : mH. M. £•' LOW PRICES’ On moUon J, A jj, ■"•“rir* •-•••."•wr-.W"mi«i urvu>. CASH STORE! uninimouilj nominated A Repee^utie. cJdral IN BATTLE CREEK a, w. Rict Ml s-maum. —els*—etism arM^tteae f -t-A DTCBTTVS BUM GRANT & SPAULDING Iftjal Shtins. A. L. SKINNER (3JT We would call attention to A. L. Skinner’s advertisement In another ool- Verux»lvill«,OcL Uih lues ' ©upt wnnHsrnrwH Contention oontoned nceordlng lo no. lion nnd wm called lo order GritwoM. S. W. FuwLia Esq., will address the cifixens of Bacry Count/ at times and October 22d, evening, -at Middleville. SM, • at Burch's Ho- “ at th. S4th, ' 25th, John Dow were appointed a committor which report preeent, at H. “ Bar- ITiHiae, on Monday evening. The attend •snee was not as large as could be desired, but those who were there, enjoyed a rich feast of oratory common sense and truth. Mr. Fowler is an eloquent, forcible and 'have ennv’mced any skeptical person that the only ticket that a truly loyal He certainly proves, beyond a preaifventure, that tbe fusion strumpet ticket of this Stale is in open oppositigb Administration and a that its ere of tbe rebellion, and dishearten loyal 2000 yds. plain 3d w Three ts Six SbllHsgs per yard; ixtommal ballot. FOSMAL 8. W. Fowler A. L. Green For Sale By the Pound. 8 good PuntWJJT • Daniel Barber, J. W. Nichols and N. Bailey were appointed a Senatorial Cen­ tral Committee. 8. W. Fowler and A. L. Green made At 10 and Iff cents per sard, Beaalifil Styles at Meta loud. Joseph Gbidlry, -the Court House on Thursday afternoon, Sect’y. tnganited by making J. M. Russell chair­ A. L. fiKINNER. Bal­ W ASHtsurox, Oct. 17tb.—Gen. Pren pri«ehing*Goutrty Gum-fgtion, by.-irhich ties lu-uigbt.,was cumpliuieulrd ... wUh. « ti. W. Stebbins. A. Ryeraun, J. M. Rua J wrenadv. He graphically described — .1 — TT — -1 ' ■ - o .4.. —I1L._A* .the 1* i ! 0 J. A. 'anl. N. B. Merchants wishingtw Stack ■p will find It »■ Object I* call before going JLaal. C. 8. Bcarox, Chairman. loting! were had for defecates- to the ap- «ll wd A. R. Hall ware ehnrar. if Dcliiies, scenes -wra through thraugh which whieb he lie and .n.1 Oct. E.Urte «r FntUec CUM. pnOBATB Otaer.—Suit of Klrtnna. A. Cyustyaf Barry, to.—At a aeaaioa uf tbe Fro Ute Court for th. toe sty of Barry, boHen at the Probate Office, to tbe viRtge of Bastion, os Tneeday. tbe l<th day of October on‘ tboa•*nd eight hundred and alxtv-lwa. Praaest, Hbtnsan C. Priadte, Judge of Probate. la thr matter of tea oalridM Pre nt lee Child tala of aald aaoatv d^^MaaA Oa —ding and filing tbe petition, dalr reriled, of JobuTurart praying, for—awe'therein set forth, that E W. Hewitt. AdtslstetraW at said estate. may be astborixed, rmpewered end direct od to eourey certain Real Estate, to said petition .!c»cribed, 16 uidpetitloner in punuanee ofaeerUlawMt< slledged to bare been made by aatd dimmed in bls 11retime. Thereupon, it it ordered that Tueedar.the 9d dat of December,! Wt.at 1 0 o'clock in tto* fo—ooo be assigned for the hearing of said petit ton. and that tbe heirs at law of said deceased, and all other persons in terseted io aald estate are required tinge, and show caaae, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner sbonld m* be greeted. And it H further ordered, that the pctittoner give noliM to alt peraone intersMed in aaid estate of the peudaacy of said petition, and tbe boanag thereon, by eausmg a copy of thia notice and order to be pobliahed >n tbe "'laatinge Hanner." • '‘•*S*Per Panted and circulating in said eoun­ ty of Barry, for aix anoeeMlvo weeks, immedi­ ately prrr ioa« to said dav of hearing. (A true copy.] HHEAMAS C. P1INDLE, Judge of Probate. 1862. | tnw»nu «m clmrarteriied t Itarimriiy. -a- s -w Rxlxa«xd Soldi can. — It is with much -tbe duty <•f drafting Reeotatioos wpres sivenf the sentiments of this Lodge on the decease of brother Augustus W, At- Ikins, would respectfully submit the fol- is with feelings of tbe •death bf brother A. W. Atkins, at Cpl- JFAerwt, k Jege Hospital, Keokuck, Iowa, from dis■ease contracted while pbilawtbropically nttending to tbe sufferings of wounded Union soldiers, and that too ala time after having keen honorably discharged Imm the service of tbe United States, Ttal i, ita AraAoTteMtar Atkina, this lodge het lost a faithful brother, the wife an affectionate husband, 'the ehiMa floating fit!her. Rrtolnd. That we tender the widow -and orp^ipoar heartfelt aympathiea, and PBIMART SCHOOL USD. oetioa. SecSiot -- — ate. Ae\v xatm's HoVaci. anA Cow-^orL ' ’ B'WTS & STOW, GROCERIES Ihreof, by causing a copy Halted in tbe "Healing. Mils (A Uns ospy.J inv-i^oraU Vat itiak a«A ktbiUXaUL Ot. Iko'oaek'. HARDUWARE! w.t\.«ixvcVo\^ cn\o^a\j\x. uxtxke, 'BxXXc'mi W\x.\xdi, AND bottle*, of whiah the above it a/ao-eimile. ?7w 1 &h*{ is ftnely rngravsd, and la providai with a »afa-gu»ed from •ounter/sitrrs. (Pries fl per bcttU, os C. Wt- ^ebo«b,.<?roprtoicr, JJo. 6 Xaat Fourth 8t, QinuirvnaCi, to whoNS SHIMUK C, nuxmx Judgs uTProbete. FOR SALE BY Roberta A Striker. Hastings. Eli Nichols, Jay A Terry.Orsagerille Milla.M.C. 8wilt,Prairieville H. 11. Bennlegtott. MtdKevltle. sad by drnggiata Probate Court of said County, I shall ewooe sale at Public auction to tbe highest bOder of every doeci iption Stacks of COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. jmltAHoi I it • u •* U resent Die acme for ex ami nation and adiaSUaeat > the undrraigued CommlMfoom,daly appointed by the Probate Cburt for tbe eosnty « Barry, who will meet for aoch pvrpoee, al tbe late residence of the deceesod, tai toe township of Castleton, in mid county, on Wednesday, toe £ Clothing «LECTION NOTICK, swelling tbs first M ondsy uf Novnubcr nsxt. is tbs State df Michigan, the following Otfrers arv tobt riueSed.vit: A Govarwsr, Ltowtenaat Go, •nwr. Bettetarr of State. Auditor General. Bute Trwssurvr. Commiasumsr of tbs Atate LmJMe, District, com! friKT Width wo aroaaxtous tosoU,aadWlLL SELL. Ito. nonce ta ajao nerooy given, u RtotiMM Atetodmeut ofthe i { SWAMP LANDS. ’ ' ' < I »><■ furniUMI In-*, wMow of the Ater­ By odfepqrf Loflg*. W. J -»i. lot iun, W», th- Um llwlua ir U. Probate Court for tbt final u4Jm tmct> t of all dal ma WILLIAM MCLLCt, 1 CtosmfoDARIEL 8TALEY, tsfo—s. Dated. October 14, 1MJ. ' MA14U • Uve to rwwovala two ofltoa. pro Resoleticn Ho. IS.epprovt/Ms OUR GOODS Unusually Low! ADMINISTRATOR* SALE M. W. Hi wa, 8oc. A. Marta, GmmKIUl*dMiw<wto by JuMW ™>Uim£TO END THE KBREG UON THAir Att THE BATTLES • fiXovcxcteXx 'BWXe.vu DRY GOODS! rT? w m, tailing tiH ■*' '"** o -Dr. 'R.iAw^c'* StovuoLeXv 'EVitL** {trvtfre tjeixcfl A-mM. Th.1 flx> Hwll bw <**1»<I I" Cook. Dv. ’B.oXxxek'a We have every kind of goods, goch as XyvartW, ■ A» u> <^>oor wuuv 'Wcu-uvcva’i'kavcv, tXe. comfortable supplies. They are com­ pelled to take lie field with or without •K fimd. It is time we should go to work witboul glovea. We punished them more al Antietam than many of MJW- ..Sornw-I ■ fiXowiALcXv WvXXevs ww Vive tub* boldsoattbe ProbetrOtfioe in tbe village IlwBlinm. wriil lk—W If - —— ‘I---- W- _l wooed. Tbe prisoner* had opportunities ••id them mourn not m one without hope. ZrZteinw the large aawUiers of wounded D a jrixL XEUDTJiDIBIlD KRWJBS. ■-- : tlw -irargl,™. art Vtw. \Looy mati'i VAirvA. ite. -RoWk'. fttowvo.e\x The rebel government baa more men in arms than tbe North think ; they fight well. Tbeir cause is desperate. Theydo not ask for transportation and fur wwo were Whkh MB. offer at tvre X\x«, Union men bearing arms against our Government, but they were compelled to du ao at the bidding of tbeir masters. Tbe white race today io the South is in a worse condition than were the blacks tert,, "Dr ‘R.o\>aek.\t %\oui6,c\\ 'BkX.'W’.rs North. gusting food. A fur fully describing the unkind and offensive trwitmeut they reoeived. be enquired of bis many listeners what they now thought of this boasted chivalry.— Tbe people of the South are determined. There is a perfect reign of terror, and every sentiment fur peace or compromise is instantly stifled. He said be found bWbre the wan: ■ . sand right btnrirri! and Mitv-iwo. pTvivot, XIL———— -—- n W. , »■ W_.,_ —w __ L-a- tste ofujii eetiniv. dsevaMd. On reading sod filing the pei tfon, duly verified of William ftorthwfek.praying for certain rvaeone therein set forth, ibal Erwin w. Hrwitt, Admin­ istrator of said ratale. may be authoritvd. empow­ ered and directed to convry certain rval estate, in arid pctitma deaertbed, to aald petitioarr in parauanoe with a certain convert altered to bare with niurdur ’ , Bewurvgard «aa tbe only rebel fmm -plrewure that we learn that the following whom ll*y received the less! cnertesA. So help him heaven, th-wr wbu persecu­ -sUdeer*. pn'vM>«r» at Charleston, btitoug ted his comnwk-a should never escape retaliation in full at his hands. The ne­ Kwrn reletiaed : Serg't. J. M. Beeemer, groes are tbe beat Uuhm men iu the W. O. Rjrrrtl, Emmett Cole, F. B. South. Teaee and A. B. Overton. Tbe returning Shiloh prisoners, who had sufficient clothing to completely nov­ er their nakedness, do not number fifty. Nothing in the way of garments w.ss fur­ nished them by the rebels. Besides this, Yoiir>Mwn»ittetp whop referred they were supplied with tbe most dis­ WvaXxV^ 'V'owvc. rntai. c-on fur said eounty. /> . vJ. »r • i soldiers, taken pt nt In Shiloh, pas i jV’uTICE U bervby rivea, that tbe foliowing c. u 8. n Burum, M m N.-rm.l^ H« taisuners tad cotnc uae harsh and A Hubball, were ch<*en delegatee |Bng„nee .1^, .jwaking «f the demt ma ol LN ttescnbsd Primary Sehusl audNwsmpLawJ., , Representative „ f/lta u ‘0 k l wbo«o enn I? <jurt » I 1 aituated to the county of Harty, tarfrited for nontn the Ctmvcnlkm of I(be the South, towards «»ur 1st District. , , av» eon^owA ©S vavc vooXu cl\x& uAxxcNx. xwakc X\\cvt\ Ert*ie of rra.llce CMM. or mkiiicax. i Barry Cuaaty, | Stats 1'orfeited Ulate Lands. his hi, fellow fcllo. Bilious Fever, •v one' uvruj* Liver Complaint, (Lyapepeia,, Inaigestion, Jaundice, Kidney Cornplainta, anA ott. 6xm«.ws o$ a. uww* Lav xvutuTC. TVim "Bh.XXe.'fd Silk, were received with cheers both hong and ■<?( liutingn township which convened Ml man, and J. M. Nevins,Secretary. fancy and 2d IKTOBMAL •ALLOC. 8. W. Fowler 10 patriotic speeches to the Convention « hidt TnwCsfCCS.—The llrpablicnn caucus JUST RECEIVED ©BIT ©DHHPlTOini®n 1ST 1BTCBMAL. BALLOT. I 19 Smith w. Fowlsr N. Baiky A. L. Green W. Davis unanimously nominated. proaecuthm of the war, and is in apparent success would greatly encourage rhe Itad■ S—I HVAE Die* On motion, 8. W. Fowler was declared thorough -yoipMlhy with the traitors, and person, in terr,ted in laid e.lato, are required to appear at a aessfoo of said Court-then to be bal­ den st tbs Probate Odfce, fa tbe Village of Haat'•••. «»d show eanae, If any there be, why the ’’TV P^rienor dbouM not be granted. And It I. further nlUl —■—------- 8. W. Fowler A. L. Green man should yule in this crisis, is the Republi a «uve \\r c ve wl'v v e 05 WE ballot for a Fowler, Republicsn -nominee fur the Stale Sesate, addressed the ciiirens of Hastings, «t the Court IN OITR LIKE Or TRADE; ^•r y^efcber.A.ll H*J,at teoTdSi A.M’be wu pointed teller*. On motion proceeded to t<> the «*•»»*"• d"*X ^rified said da—ead. pray- BEFORE THE REGENT AD VANCE J. W. Nichols and A. Price were ap­ candidate for Senator for the 21st run ticket. r’td‘Z,< •S4 OU credentials. delegatee Frit, num's School House in Canton. CspL Smith W. aa sciAM of Jobe Croak, K,sH« School House, in Castleton. “ ■■«*•** tote of Assyria, la sate eooaty damaaedL . Joeapl, Gridley,Bwrei.r,. The Committee reported tbe names of tel, in Baltimore. “ R. w Oimyn Chappell, Milo Williame and places aa Allows: “ by ' C. 8. Burton wan cboaen Chairman and Mm Vo* “Vklto ulwi. p.l*Yv i» \vtte lo," Wul «> « wamAaoX. daunt—a' tfroA Tite^iAator 05 AJnx ■ AnXl* 'B&ow* ateVncto tjtou. %oul)nVdM* tor <> tow® V«M, W««t wunrin ixetAtA an. WiiAt eft ftloaMKed./Sktlw*, uAvtea, \J laWt-n. ‘vd ^.r<y^«,r ^uoaOMwa, <m\A at Vde Vm«, «m "* BJkMDELI. LAC1T, ssw?a?*^,Mi:,ari,8as. Wlwmt, Cora, O«u, BwlW, ALL KI5DS Of QBANT 4> SJ-AUUMNO �I3< .Inns J) | .'LJLWI nnlf tmtifria eMJXJ OffiEAKES BT DB. KADWATT and me- JLIWkMBXMO lirMVF, .„ ........... !ii£ odjxu •• .•■..■ •• THE ^practical, sound pjip.drd. jnduntriotta com- ■ J* mutt wttae man, nn familiar with all prac- ; AMERIQjN cement,vw..(. .. la tbe oaly articB ot the kind ever ptyd-Hr.** I- ■ atu. rmr.Som.trkm, * smtuiu ! wish there were more. And err It ng ■there will Ita,— Amerinn Agricvllxritt. bu.y bcidotf-S'Spring. •oil i«drt«re*t Fall than EST GLUT I® FKRTGI.UtfS DURABLKGUNE THE ONLY REW4Wt?«11KtT,,1W0BLD TU BIST <^K IW ‘ h. snrAB©, •< •rf*DW8 «KNGY.AT*MG; RESOLVENT . .**5 1 <;«M-M0XT00»nT BLAB, rf ■ WILL WITHSTAND WATW. . ' ~T0 iKiyx;TO THE WBLfc"-- ’ / -.■>■. «tSL_£ .L-stji.wj tfO ,' Tn rosnaBT. _ . -W-W<l.1,'*IKai»4jlC*»»W. A - "TitL-eeitatf*' TWBKCTUS -’ ewurv VXTBAViKB. rr * ■QVOGIk'EiVLB most ^popular remedies 6f modern science. land, a murder waa contmiUed l»eiween Carrick on Suit and I^outnel. A Mr. ----------- had a dHtuiy frevenifo lowarda a _ -a.edAka AAUWyU’ MM. I ITWILL-M 'twtinlw'iNjjfiH tWtWWVHW:* c“*Pr’.0.BP'K; Radwat’. RotterArt*a,gaK^»yv-yP^ ,aad he employed four men al | Called Mr. _ k^rnttop., <*«, la OturWr/wirN..- Fwilm. hteuihM" Aa. x»ni31v and* fl waS&l eapn^Xc ,sfoS»< lU. P*U q'u&a. 1TATE OFF1CEBL HENRY T. BAOkOd. 1't evident of the Senate end twy men •tn.each nuid. the ewewpe of hia LANGJTORDU------------------------------------ — of fatal tn A friend in Wisconaon w riteCTua, that in all his tagtotj the -formers foil pUwmg •« they* can, finishing op the balance iil Iptrng. That then, they »<>w and harrow all together at the same time, and that in tbcfiummertm on*"can see any difference between the growth and yield, pf the Mreral fjeld» J >»■ harvest time, pefhape, the spring plowed fond is Im'Ms' «*» rOtuy. ,Um u» wi b the grain t« worse lodged. A corres­ pondent claims that for dprhl^' wltHt 4»<n> m .aLAIU# ^., K5!i°wsMa?fcs^P” wns ao shocked hy 1 bit belneoua crime, that ita Government offered a reward «»f £sod *<ta<t»’ Jk JAMES TURNER. Deputy do TWO BOTTfcFS, murderera. And cun It bu believed that lhe miacrennt who bribed the murderer* was lhe very ^iBUr xho. ctunc and gave the infonnntitmTtmch lrto» their execu­ tion ; and with theae hand* I paid in Dublin,he aunt of £2 000 tlutl ----- acroino: DARLING’S — LIVER REGULATOR •purity ing Iriahman, and iti one of the gtati>>na a DiMaan.Scurrej, Bro couple <>fevidently well herd and intelli­ fo.UtO throat OF «Mbe gent young ladiew came in to pn«ure «eau. Stwing n««ne vacant, they were • af theSltiul Joiut«. Buc*a or ptaada. Lbia rwdtMt will cure. * Bcovoer nwuxnr fellow pttsaengers. *'■ Dri>tW“»- I ■■ . • - t- >1. RADWAVS READY RESOLVE ST given, <0 4«Ma-fhal(aUaM>m.afo! thrfle UlfojJcr iw, will cure Sores of tbeGoma. can kero in the Muutb ! Sore Hands fen* <X«*» emjV frum^^onri* mm Niabi. b»lf at fT wHl .Ifl»u«e. * cii™^ . A Q John —vikt ------ , J , ukb - -.— . The. ,celebrated . , . । un. uou&r aumueortix bottiM for FIv.DoUar. W e»lev, with all his mmiaterml gravity. priMipal eSke.87 Maiden L*b<i. N»w York. Hold was addicted to joking mice in a while.— by ftrugautaju every £«•’*«< na:lMWAriW.I.. .tijranuriab-sad Cuuadu. KADIFAAACd. HF. sfoAantJMH liaar.rrMWitt. cvtnmtevn , q Mafd.n Laae. L'MiVAT* DR. RADWAY’S FILLS. ‘ If people mderatoad the import toee of pats*allow with RADWA Y"H PIMA io cmttradiatinc- — The last •‘nelP nt London is mild hy >t voider who gud^ rtbt.pl Ibe. ktfwH In-tlrihX a• hnhdmimi*' ntOrofcd hot'; he tforrilln'rt head, price only one penny Number* nav tint pvnnv, look in and — vigorous start. Late planting is a frequrnt; ca^tw^ t«f . the inilitt&uf crops. , After .they,are got *■ into the grOund, a'dHhrth t»ftew act* in nxm.iiwi-s ' - ««>•- (t^dvaiitege''uf thufir^ foy/wjible weather to get our seeds in, and so gain ‘consider/.-ab>iju»e.b> Abair, grnwthr we, jpjatp««« •>>, w<M>l«W|>ig- w«il Spring, j.. often d<> the wvrjc w hen the laud is wet; thecunai-qilenCe is that it bi-c-nie-. Imnpy nnd stiff-baked—a coucftthni un favorable tor the growth of any crop, and 3 from which the land does not tolly rem.v« cylUrut. b There are all »orta of former* itudhe world, and tbey,। venrdinfi/jr meet with all aorta"bf»ucc«mi.‘ There a/e intelligent, enterprcfin^ndustrioBa, economical men; . and over ngainat theva arc ignorant ahiftperous. If the lack of activity and thorough husinesa habits which prevail in many of uur farming diMrieta, .were suddenly transferred lo our large cities, and -nsade V» pervade oor bankers, merdtants./pub- Itshers, and tradesmen, what a sb<«ck it wouM give to the w keels of commerce I Many a door Would soon be closed by tbe sheriff, and grass would grow in our streets. Manufactures and trading gwnerfily are eondocied with carefulnewi and : Price 25 ti-nln per LIV^^TOR . Barofid’a, * j Price 25 Ct nta |wr Battle. Price 25 j’entn |<er ILutje,. 5-'"-iffimfc Mjuneaat-tol Bkin ^Diseases t3, Balt IfheiiTn, ^yflpapfliar •. TERMS < -, y . JO1IMIA CJUMLST, , ^f^^EV fa a ruponor tonic and diuretic; excellent in OHEp-r*,:. write*, her daughter waa enrol of fit* ot nirifl Vein’ .landing, and St Vttua* i taco*bf-tan y»ar1.1 ,-.... . ■ ' blind, protruding and bleeding pilaa, and general d l^®D^iTe rih.LO*Txo TestikWyr1: Important tp HoqMC'Uuiirrs, AROTHEB wax cored of Fever and Ague after trving every“fteSiftft in hia reach ‘-tWWw w Caw* htmnaembU of IMpaptaand Lhwr <*<iK b« i which the crU44X*r.gfo«fo- ubalituta for calomel. Meicury'. Antim ■y. Blue ••'a- den Si ___ Draetie Pillsef Aloe., or Cvntoa ana Harlem Oil. ar EUlarinni; and more scwtMar aud healMv than Scuba, or Rhubarb, nr Tamarind*, ot CaWer . lni|M>tlaKV-l**.h'arti4i-iM. tlnch tattad a’hSmk'fteet^l UuEt^d^, V.IKUKO S Uf tm HJiUUL.l TOR j CEMENT ROOFING, d.„kI. They apt to ,dim3ji»ok the Liver. excit­ IT IS USE AXoV’tTEK rttWiF ing that or^an to raco an extent a* that the dilion, which ip *90 apt •imply a purgative pin. They are really a 'BV.oo^.-xwrff'inoev VvW, TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AND TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. U.iJURlrS LAVER REGULATOR, cased deposits and impure They differ front all > rnetr action i* not local, or confli I th. bowel.. Drastic Purgative Ftfls augment wflat is called tbe peristaltic movement of th. bowel, by Irriiating lhe oust* of tb« inteemtes. , ■ Tu active at.d inttammatory dora.r*. the irrita­ tion produced by the Dra.tic Purgative Pitta will MOT LIFE BITTERS. entirely cwrud.and taktpleuure Hi rvcouitueuCrig these retnedir*-" ' sa I sHtriW. sod Its. pr<*Wl t -ben,e«iti:At*tiST tt Cilia Chalo-a and MONT DUIlAllt.h ROOFING tu use-,Ui* Ju Indigestion,, '' C?4tn tn. the ^o'd/ele, WiTW VW-J “»<5& TSfe JitNItri. never found'anything Iqual to Darling’s Lircr RcgUlaor. CRAMPS......................................... In five miuutH.. HEADACHE....................................lu tea miuutca. COLIC........................................ in twenty minute. , D1ARRIKEA................................ in forty minutes. I.UMBAGU, [pain* of ]................. in ten minute*. CHILLH........................ in fifteen otiautofl. 8PANMS....................................... in Ave minute*. DEEP HEATED PAINH... by s few application.. In all e.ie* where t-ain i. ' ' " “ LIEF should be applied tes-«poonfol to half a ism g»iinta, ito. ,p . Try thflse taafflifi.^Thd yoc will nevsr ’'.rtrii t* —wtwtwAL' ■ a?£2“S~SS=x?fe;... 2" l.lr‘l ,“ 'ZL’Z* •nUU^ IM M .71 .-!}>■. ..vfrwSaT, , ■ „■, Il W,> ^l.r.1 >•) MO, .^0. IMrllart Life Bitter*, r Itraatte Frfu; Ute Wri- . iforim (m wub a difiedl ■asd'WreteaMtws.nd Xtelil. a»d toViltotu attacks, 1 waa advfoed; fey a fmnd, ] “ R^?19R-' w ma ildabrii frofrtaU ex WCwSiMi wWuver. . ^’TTA rSwuTc^iEST. IbJ Mn<iM.BadO(cuSo«M m>Jartbf tkZlhiir »W tuTu TO THOSE vftiir Dt5 THlJtK. expttaa to the TAM1LT MBDKniE. skeptical ta-Woithrr F„ frovgejj<jugy.lr MHO ■«™m ita the general want* when dir.rdercd.'' re ■timulaal a direct Rome advocates of Ih v hold thU irriniae. t»i fob. sals by m- ill CM moat tt.eatbrva. DAN’tjS. DAfi^KU, lOS!Hwtn8Q^M<:Ywrtu they will AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES, '■ U L." WO^JlJIfluu Jjr,>«rUiF.,wWb«r<.l sav* twr-TsWARM WEATHNR, AND ?0T,WA8B WW. . taxiVv™ IL le or twice « i—*—w:, .J7 Octave Bos, wood Piano, A,' •“k*’W**wlerthei’T»d«<l<4U4?i*ia(T ' , •BOTdGBAtelC GAX1EBY TO THOSE WHO THINK. v-w ■■ tfcMhcjWk ->i —Orniil >reMed eftherin one oflwo waX • i.romKfoTfoe money and tabor; knowa how u> econoBaeM,and bow, al timee and ' ■■ Crayon forabrodtai; Vifc&U, Aruliro-' t type; Melainottype; ^heranty— - Mtrna Anibtjiypc; Neih^ritjd! 01 Peart A.'ljbQ»;yr»e^ (Miainent Anibfutypv' imjicrinl AmRelic v<r A‘W1-V !>**<• aWalJPaOTft*' ‘ttstevlal•tart-00 M t**'1* GOTTA IhewaArnty pVic ihewaXrArrT*-thh coantr], ^RtiVEfttJ'BA HALE SHT^H^STTFOT BAD WAY'S READY RELIEF. is meat, and it kaWat-jr&p a Hl »d - ----------------------- . *•- **>.. MW *» • >4 an ovvrdofl»MAtaiwmm«M!«i0Fi. InJTvUow.Typhoid, and Bilious Fevers, in Ery- kwiwa how to, +tring wilhbnldeth more tbun <x CYuxwtv. 'Vk^c. l&VocA VtXXa AS ALTERATIVES Raifk f/^iaz.n iU application externally or by its adminutration internallv, and cure*— RHEUMATISM............................ ..in a few hours., SURE THROAT................. .....in fifteen minute*.. VTotV i I It eaw be applied f» jipw and uu* aourw vf Au atxtta, and to aaixt-LK R6«>r» wtrnocT *ewt.Vt>u KAOWAY’S READY RELIEF - Female Complointe St. jfnthonp'a hire. £rupti«ru. Turners, ' \RH. Old &*TS. ■r Sale bv all Druirpi*!*, »i.d Staripeepef• gsnecriiy |hrwngipMiV|b.anuMry. ■ the noddle on tbe l>w>krr'a abculder*. altme/is the royal success. • ' '•< Nuw, agriculture, to be prosperous, hia calling , I*riiv 25 Ccplf pcfjp<$£lc. ■■MP* HITTERS, ‘ ,. ltn|>>t Utul In I Ini I nut d (?-*tiipuuit:S. « eeuflfwny.wilh ounalant attention to .de tails, watching against lowes, sating up anal! possible advantages, and with on industry that never tiros. Tbfo «nd.fhi» mutt be conducted tn the same wav.— The former must be a ahrewd, thltiking man, uu» who know a al leaai amnething ofthe theory and mach more niche prac- Xvc X5vk«\vMj.\t4. for caring' Price 25 C^ntfl per Buttle, f which ceterd* the gv/ypimujun other work.- Now if we should do much of uur plowing in Urn fall, we could- foke f.My|ha.|^od.jaePpiM>ncdUhfl body tap ■at a miurabfo extaUocc. These tnedtetaw Impurapt t«> Bitjldvra. before early tn the season, to grve h V^Wi«?«bd BMwWfhrM of-iMMbhd? Prict-2^ Lcul^pcr JJutlJc. will have no neat for youmelf," reapmtded one of the X<*ut)g Indies with .1 smile.— "Never ymf lillrid that\f* aiud the cnllant Hibernian, “yc’r welcome to it. I’d ride nppQ the o>y-catcher.to New York any ■ p'rtnW •VsSi’tt’r’b., jk, : tdts.HeriHux were unmoved but MtcnaH reuwick. wh-. _ Hw.wdve th Ilia pertaiolv can be said in fovor of •>'­ 1 greatly Impi (WtTfi>l<>wtd/'6f'.«4rd • l.nrtinwWW fell fo«t tudrep under an adjoining hay rick." for corn. If it is do&ttriy * AAimiou, the sod becomes partially rutted for'the rife and health of the body dependx • 10 00 u »H»r At rd m-Aem. UmlH Vd <>.► IL.nlr ..f ' . I '■ IMESII tll TEnEAT Cf.t’lE, « length uf tbe •cas<io^kM> the published journal. Wesley, in the to have set arpart as that tn which the .next number, anid : ‘’I left Epworth plant shall make stjMn. jmd iaives.Jwevious lu the furcation of 'tndvsefea ve«- the time cotr.ee fug. rtlchb.T.UA .how.r^^u.Mmr™, ».... .-h.M ■ i o FbU» To six ■olrrf.BBJ car the aralu were all full except one which•waPo^AttjJit-d flj i plaaaMnl look next car, amid tbe cheers of hia * WJ0491 >.v WrW«w(>« ftytwWd nourishment; and while thia pn»ce»s is going on (in Spring.) much precious lime is loat, and the growth-oL-the‘^Lfiii .-buirsi-toitsw SAMUEL 8. LACEY. Com’r. Stale Laud Ofice. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPWNrAtMrqsyawter.l. JOHN KO1IERTHON. Adjutant GenersL J. M. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General. .tfrthMJf' it has tbe elements which it needs at hand ready fur asaipiifo^yxQ. ,. w ,/l ,k,-l -. । an p1.~^ jndMnr CwrtxlXMk.Tm&S'riit.w, 'jfo matter if that broken Pilcher did not eoetb a abilliag, a ahillior oared is a .ItilliuirflWM*. •> MmStSp JSkWL General •’ TBE HMK-TA«BMUUMMi>tI>. 0« mV. aWMTY ACCOUNT* . . h u Ik. N.w W.,.U» WK ./ 5' ret ««n» « M.Mt 0£A£B � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-10-29.pdf b43df7468483417abec824db06c8f42c PDF Text Text 3-.il to un JIA Hastings, barry H IdJu, O#9e with ” OU“B<M I ’ county, mich., Wednesday, October 29, _ SisrtUana. . Th* _ '""lynn. .^.j; .b. *f .oU„ io stand __ ___ . >!.•?■*.-■< 7» J iis'inqs' vrcmni GB 1NT A RPAVLIHNG, Over High Prices, at the MASON ALLKM, '.ALKR IN GROCERIES, provision., pro d ... Hbh. bolter. Urd. pork, and rrsi" ol ■II kind Al»o tny. csndies. etc..etc. Stere in C.::!«rn s Block. Slate itreet. Hartings, Mich. Hastings DRUG STORE!!! n Roberts & Striker, IK C. UAW LEY JL'ET RECEIVED ROBF.RTM A KTRIKEK, a new and most complete assortment DRIGR ABB MEDICI NEB, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL VWEEZE1 Ac ALLEN. i TTvHl VEYS AT LA W end Solicitors in 1 <-«ry l‘«rvieulnr ■llrtilionj>»id to Cw nib r umu, FOR MF.CUAXICAL AND MEDICINAL PUHPOMES.ONLYjBI DANIEL COOK, . GROCERIES! 1. A. HOLBROOK, TEA. COFFEE, RUGAE. RP1CE8. PEPPER. PRU3E8. FIGS. RAHIMS. CODFISH; rer'e block. iu flirt, •vtrvthiag la the Grocery Has, sort • rill be neeasd for fsrnilv uae. _____ JOHN ROBERTS, • tT.'Ti.T. i.n'pyr ^sauninXE^ Ait IMktaf Bitr.rn, roil TIIK EAPKCIAL BXXKFJT <>r IM LAI We «l»o k«T» «» *‘"nd • t00’1 II. V. CHERRY' STATIO1TERY, 00 inlv. Mieh. Blank* kept always on hand. PENH. PENCILS. INK*, PAPER, EE* TELOPES. CARDS. *«., Ae- MOST POPULAR pateit medickjes J. M. MEV IM*. roeM r»»peetfa1ly announce Io *• =il1’ ttv that we intend Io >"•’-oentia* paid to Hm esHrt«o« of >.v «id m-Htoy prompUy remitted. sJh.W W. Ralph E*q.. MiMlsvme. ry Citoniy, Mtchigaa. <KOAT, F©3i (DASIE Mirren a irnB.vi. ROBERTS A STRIKER. I kind*, aiao PWWMW ROBERTS A STRIKER. i’» OldLobooX Dock Qi*. for madicin- DANIBL DTBIKBR. L’SL. the great cause or HUMAN MISERY. . ' JAJKEJr A. rtTBErtT, PT<n-;EcxrriKO ATTORNEY, Ccnu i*»w, &»UUtor aadcqesyely C‘K3gffiSS.W^? . . • Tua Mlnwini ie one of the man/ rind tbior. ror-Chy Vw Vfce. of d» KWdarbn.* J’’**: “P* lh*t J’*”1’ tenee. The TWW *fatfiw who upon a me movable occamnn write chapleta Ifround the brow <dlke nN beh». and wWo have perrhited to reach there—that a fire wold be opened in the rear, and ti>at Mivhigaa o mspiououMy :iw photographic Byifon |G. Btt‘Ut repudiate these men and' reoounoe their friendship and auppdH.1 H. noj d.«w yo yw, .libmirt a .week baa elapead sines fie wm formerly Adopted into tb^ir 'political family. On ttt^Emtyarv, Js Wm declared I. tbe figured 4»*M» llc-kukK Hon. Byrun G. Stout has long been a prom'meat and trusted member of the r,p»Uuu pvt,. n« BpMkw the House in cue Legislature, and is a member.W lbs present State Senate.— His poeitmn aed anteesdeute all make him an important sad credible witneM against the party and men with wfom be baa acted. . wn of the paauge of Me Wilber’. jS? Iltion reaalutiona, did testify boldly and honestly, aud with an emphasis which has awakeeed the ha of his late abolition as­ sociates. He favored Mr. Riley’s sub­ stitute, being the Crittenden resolution of ths extra Mesaion, end in tbe course of his speech declared soma facta which are in* controvertbls, and which (we do not toy in unkindness) we’wish he, and others who naw agree with him, had dedared long ago. He is reported by one of the organs of his late party tn this eity, to have “draoipteW ta bitter Urmt the idea of eonftcating the tlattt of rtMa vnitr any pouihle contingency, and declared that it would be a nidation of the contti tution, that no man should listen to ita moment. He teen intimated that between thia outrage upon the fundamental princi­ ple of our Government, and the pmeruation of the Union, he ehould have UtUe to chooee. During his speech," continues lhe account from which we quote, "wMch conld have been delivered in Charleston with perfect safety, be dellvored a videot ohillipic against oar *peraucal liberty' laws, declared they were unconstitutional Sac. 2. Nu General Banking law shall tbeir courts, and they saw the flames en­ not wnnted when the cherished home of and designed to defeat the fugitive slake ha>e effect untill lhe same shall, after its circling tiie cupola 1 Talk then about the tbeir fathers, relieved from oppression, law ; declared that Michigan waa disloyal rules ufcourt, and the formalities ««f pro­ and inviting their laGir, is open to them to the Union, in retaining on her statute pn»*.-ig<-, Im* submitted, to a vote uf the electors uf the Statu at a general election, ceeding? Th* man that would do this, with compensation for toil. Instead uf books, each acts, and conveying the In­ and be Hpproved by a majority uf votes »«Hild fiddle while tbe capital was burn­ slavery and despotic ownership as a re­ timation that she fa only a little lets ing. [Sensation.] Ha could not envy ward far industry. The laws of Nature guilty than the rebelliousSoutbern States, cast therein at such election. Amendment proposed to section four any man tbe p«iet>es«i<in ofsuch soda! phi and of dim ate, home attachments and and had by theee tenet encouraged a ndpro­ lounphv. Talk about Illegality '. Talk telf-iulerest, and tbe demsnda of labor, voked the rebellion.” of article fifteen uf said Constitution, about formalities ! Why, there was but all tend to make the emancipated South Every word of this is true, and no man reads os follows: one formality to be observed, and that the borne for black men. Many ofthem is more familiar with the purposes of the Sec. 4. Fur all Banks organised under general laws, the Legislature shall pro­ was the formality of directing the eannon have hitherto fled Northward to escape legislation of the Republican party 1st and destroying the enemy, regardless of oppression.. Slavery abolished, these this State, than Mr. Stout, He has aidvide for the registry of all bills or notes the means, whether it be by the seizure fugitives would return, and others of issued, or put io circulation as money, <>fcotton bogs, or the seizure of persons, their race aoooaipany them. Emanci­ the statute book, and to keep them there. and shall require security to the full if the necessity of tbe case required it.— lion, instead of bringing negro labor in He toimn whereof he speaks. We oom­ amount uf notes and bills so registered, Die God uf nature has conferred thia right competition with the industry of the mend his expression to every loyal man. in State or United States stocks, bearing <>n men and nations ; and, therefore, lot white people, would relieve the latter of It is time for the people to understand interest which shall be deposited with him not be told that it was unconstitulion a good share of tbe email competition of that mullifioatimi is rebellion, and that the State Treasurer for ths redemption of this sort it now experiences, while at the Michigan la tbit moment a nullifying such bills or note* in specie. slitution waa adopted' for the protection same lime an element of aristoeraoy, State. ’ ’ That section six ofartide thirteen be so of the country, and under that Constitu­ wr<»ng and despotism the active and amended a* to read as follows! tion the nation had the right to exorcise i wicked element of the present rwbeHiue Sec. 6. There -hall be elected in the , —would be finally extirp-itod, and tbe year 1863, at the time of the election of the protection nftbe country. If martial Union re-established on the basis of lib­ a justice of the Supreme Court, eight re­ law was necessary for the salvation ufthe erty. nffoding ui henofcforlh peace and drafting, only owe name was drawn. Ths gent* ut the University, two of whim Commissioner postponed farther action conalry, martini law was legal for that prosperity." shall hold their office for two years, two to await the doings of the city Govern* pnrpoae. If it was necessary for a judge inent, which by liberal bountiea and funds for the preservation of order, to punish two for eight years. They shall enter for the support of fiimil’es, hopes to fill for a contempt, he thought it was necessa­ upon the duties of ’.heir office on the ls^ Die handsomest compliment that has up the quota without farther conscription. ry fora General tn exercise control over of January next, succeeding their election. his cannon, to imprison traitors and to yet been paid to the proclamation of the B<wton Is a Democratic stronghold, and At every regular election of a justice of arrest spies, nnd to intercept communica­ President is fiimished by the debate in the in all sneb places, volunteering drag*. the Supreme Court thereafter, there shall Several young men of New Bedford tions with the enemy. If ibis was neces­ rebel Congress, of which nur dispatches be elected two regents rbnw term uf uf sary, this was legal? ■ forish a nummary. The shaft was aimed and vioiniU, who shipped on board of fire shall be eight yearn. When a va­ straicht nt them, and the immense flutter* whaling vessels in order to escape the cancy shall occur in the office of regent, inc attests thnt they are hit. We do not draft, have “jnmp*d from the frying pan it slwll be filled by appointment >4 tint Tbe following well put arntimnnta are notice that any “derisive laughter" forma Governor. The regents thus elected, from the Providence Journal. It tells a share in th* exercises. Thnt is of the a’lall constitute the regent* ufthe Univers­ Tbe drafted men of Lower Maryland the whole story in narrow spare, and past. It is impossible not to see Io this ity of Michigan. should ba n lesson tn any man who should debate that the rebels rued their doom. are offering 11.000 and 62,000 a piree That section six of article nineteen uf think nf aiding, at tbe present time, a par­ The words and arguments they nee would for substitutes, and are going ns far as xaid CunaliUrtiun be amended, so as to ty policy against tiie Administration : become the deck of a pirate ship for which Baltimore to ceek them. In Prince George ■ cad sa follows: "A rU-ong opposition party ia organiz escape was hopeless in the presence of a county, some of the wealthiest planters Sec. 6. Th** elycliuos for all district ingall over lhe country. It takes vari­ stronger adversary. They race, hut their of rebel proclivities are among lire draft­ ur county officers, biale Senators or Rvp- ous names.' It* leaders are Democrats, wrath exposes their weakness. The weap­ ed men. representatives, within the boundaries de Peace Drmocrata, GinseqAtives as the on has found the joint in their harness Hemp and cold lead, with a fighting fined in this article, shall take place on locality may beat demand^ Its avowed where the vital* of the rebellion have Colonel and regiment to enforce them, the Tuesday sucereding the first Monday Read thia, poor, honest are much needed tn ptit down the traitors purposes are sb various as the sentiments been reached. in November, in the reapectivs years in and the intereata, the feelings and pass­ doubting men of the North, end tell us at Bocyrua, Crawford county, Ohio.— which they may be required; I be county ions to which it appeal*. But its real thnt thia proclamation is nfno avail—that They have forcibly resisted ths draft, canvass ou the third Monday of said No purposes is everywhere lhe same, to pos- it will reach nowhere,and return to plngoe shouted for Jeff. Davis, and declared that vernber. seas the power and patronage of the Gov- the inventor. ' Can any loyal man any sece»h brawlers among them ahall not be That section two. of article twenty of ernment. to restore the party thnt was an ' that i* was a dutv longer to withhold an arsested. Judge L. W. Hall of Bucyrus the Cunstituliuu be su amended as tu read |<*ng guided by Jeff. Devi* nod Tpotnba.! instrument nfsudi crushing effect ? The and Daniel Tuttle of Benton, have both as follows: and Slidell and Cobh and I Joyd and that secesainn sympathisers of the North find been arrested for treasonable languagu Sec. 2. At the general election to be culminated in the election of ttmt emhieut their main gun wpiked. The rebels do and sent to Camp Mansfield. We hope held in 1866, and io each sixteenth year conservative. James Buchanan, over that heed thia proclamation. The sensation every such den of unclean traitors will be thereafter, and also at sueh other liines, shocking radical. John C Fremont, and it haa mused in Seceaala is the moat mark­ purged—with their own blood if it is ncom the Legislature, may by law previde, Ita real eftret, under whatever name and ed of the war. The South has heard of it, the question of rhe general revbiuq of the with whatever pretext it appears, is the and it has reached the remotest planta­ Constitution shall bo submitted Ui the same; to embarrass the administration in tion of Whippy Swamp. By every electors qualified tn vote fur members ol the council; and in the field, to Imncde teeming proof it was Wall timed. Every It is not every body can do what Mr. (he l^eg'wlaturu; and in case a uiaj«<ritv the prosecution of the war. and to hold! quarter of the horizon la bright with the of the electors so qualified, votiqg al such nut to the rebels across tbe line, and to promise that it will end the war.—Chica­ Seymour did a few days ago—by a few words induce a rise in gold and conster­ eloctiou, shall decide in favor ufa conven­ the hostile powers across the <»c«an, the go Tribune. nation in Wall street. * It takes a magio tion for such purp«e, the Legislature nt spectacle of a divided people and a hesi­ ian like Mr. Seymour to do that. On ibo next session shall provide by law for tating policy." illoat’B Rssporton—He Denounces the Monday, the day of the Seymour ratifica­ the election of such delegates to such cmition meeting, gold was rated in Wall Proclamation in the Street*. Gem. Sco^Fe Letteh —TVre I vention. All the ainendmente shall take The following cogent paragraph ia from street at 120 to 129^: Mr. Seymour efiect st ths ouminenceniunt of the year ia no reason to auptx>se. Ihat lhe letter nf spoke and the next day it rose to 183; the Gen. Scott tn Secretay Seward; which an uhlo communication in the Pontiac after their addoption. next day to 185|, and tbe effect of Mr. was re*d,hy John ' Van Buren, reached GateUe, and we take pleasure in laying it Seymour's abuse of tbe President, and before our reader*, and. ask their candid the pubfic through any agency of Mr, Mr. Van Buren’s proposition for destroy­ Tb« Cx. or r.r.ULTT —Tb« .»»!«>» Seward. Il ls well known that this let­ cunsideratinn of.it: “ Byron G. Stout is supported now by ing lhe Union and letting tbe rebels go, trm .»T lb* «p oOlb-rt/ i. OH.After ter waa one of Gen. Scott’s hotibiea. H« did not stop till gold reecbed 137. K lb«dnUi vCCp*r, U»e oan.plr.UTA ’*■' always kept a copy of it In the drawer of men who at the commencement of the reLw had beaten McClellan, or Bran had bad .reared b1« dealh, marched ool »lib his desk. He »» proud of It, and read brlliop were opposed to coercing lhe reb­ captured LouraviUe, the price of gold els — by men and preaaea which threaten ’ d (tonalmoat all necnsiona to Ws vfaliora. . cap. aaan would have risen In Just this way. ML»ke Itefwe dw«<t on a -per—die cap witbuat Ufa pride' in thfa respect was aq well if such coercion was Attempted that blood causes produce like efifacu."—JT. F. PosL a-be«i. Indieada* dial lb. Ijram b«l known, that whoever desired to rondlinte would flow in Michigan, and that the sol­ Joel hl. pawer. Fnita Ibal &«, end ft>r MrtL asked for a copy nf that' lettar;— diers who would attempt to march against ibUrrwa. U baa .rar «Me bein an TOtre itrwnnmBrniM tnpies of It in eili- the rebels of the South would aqver be ^piblein’i.rfilwrir.* KTEMIMR A KLMBt1 y txv>ACTrirB nerved t. P*,w«r. M>d it will |>e hra duty, except at such tints as great business Girttlorj. pending th^ writ-of hahmu coryaa and de* eUring martial law la that city, will ap pb Af well to ths acta ..f Prssideat, pnColn. as to General Jackson. Jacisoo's The rebelNoli W Ming adroitly by the latest Democratic dodge of pre­ tending that the Premdent’s emancipation proclaautionjKlU.lhrQK-t vast made of colored lateen, Ifto Ahe Northern “Nlgner equality” Is’ a good cry to carry moat glurious *cta were declared by his the Adi eluetions with, ^nd introdwoe opponent* to be unconatimtiop*). He snma wore Vallandigbams and Ben the Legislature may be In aeMfoa tn «« saved his country from ruin, and the con­ Wcxids intuCoagraas te obstruct the war. amino into th<AuMilA«L and •dmlohtra- stitution rwnainad uninjured. Lincoln Prejudice against a dark skin is a uiitertiuo of say, (MfUra .Aioor, or Bp. will sava tke Government from destrac­ ably mean weapon, but then the Demo­ tion and the Quostitatiaj will ba as good cratic leaders are mean enough to resort as aver: tn anything. The Troy Timet very ef* "■Dto necessity and the glnriwus sffiset factual)», explodes this fids* alarm, in an resulting/rom the cause which tlmt neces­ article from which wo copy : folhrelng State uffierrs, to wit: The Attorney sity promptsd. were acknowledged by “With freedom assured to the blacks General. State Treasurer, Commit.iner the whole country, and he would aven as proposed, the colored people of the •4 the Upd Office, Secretary of Slate. any by the wbul« civildaJ world. Then North would naturillly join their breth­ far as this bill was concerned, ha (Mr. nix»t<ir General, Snperintmdant ufPub ren at the South, where, as teachare, lead he In-true: ion. oy members of the Slate D.) could not say whether their acts were era and oolaborera, they would beat pro­ He cared not whether Board of Education. <.r *<iy other officer legal or illegal. mote their material prosperity and social Gen. JAckson suspended 'all civil Wilbori- welfare. Tbe demand for negro labor ortbe btete except legislative and judicial, elective or appointed, and to appoint a ty or uoL exists at the South, and the motive for "If his nets were necessary to tbtf de succesMw fa, the remainder uf their re its continuance, increase and successful apective term of office, and report the fence uf tba country that necessity was causes of such removal to the Legislature above all law, Gvn. Jackson hazarded from the fact of ita eiaanciputiun. In everything ; he hazarded both life and the natural order of things the ,negroes at iu next session." repytaxhsi on that step, which might ren­ will remain where their labor is wanted, Second amendment proposed. “ Article fifteen shall be amended, so as der him immortal if be saved lhe country, in tbeir own aunny dime, while thous­ ur on tbe contrary, make him' ignomini­ ands of the racswUljoiw them under the to read a* fulluws : Sxc. 1. Corporations may be formed ous, and a by-word and a reproach'; and under genera) laws, but shall nut be crea­ lhe man that dared to do that deserved ted by special >ct, except for municipal the protection and.plaudits of his country. respect. Associations of adored people IU did DQt cuvy the fedifnp t‘f that man have already been Tunned in aotno uf the purposes. The |nwu passed pureinmt to thia section may be amended altered or who cviuld get up and talk calmly and Western States, with a view to etnigrai cvHilly, under such circumstances, about tion South as soon as emancipation Is repealed. But tires legislature may by a vote of two thirds <4 tbe members elected rules ufeonrt and technicalities of pro­ effected, and they can be protected in ceeding, when the city might be In flames tbeir freedom. It muat b« apparent to V» each House, crcstc a single bank with and the utnmat barbarity might be com­ every reasoning mind, that the black brnnebey." ' What were live rules <>f court men will look to their interests aome Tlmt sectioo two, article fifteen ofsaid mitted, but mere cobwebs when they beard an what as other men do. Constitution be amended so as to read as enemy with lira ennnvn at the d<»ore of article twelve: *• ■*«■». te- .. NO. '•~-u«o-.i MU»«t from theapeetJi of Judge Douglas, ddivsred in tl» House ReprsssuUtivea. on tka bill to rsfaod 2’’• w, > 3,’wV.nmWfc u> - Mm reached th»pwhHs Mr.Gmd. W*uow.«ir, 0a. 19th.—Tbe Secretary of State on the day before the inauguration In 1861. published by Joi* Van Buren, il authentic, must have bees State Department, since neither thw President or Secretary of State has aoy knowledge uf the manner in which any kands-dfVtn Buren. �t HASTINGS B. unman u a **TBAr tram, mor« ia probation to hl WcdBrsdiy MentlRg, ^nTTrTTj •oraltai table TBVTH . Van Buren seemingly dw. theMRt day they reed the ary N. Walker, Ha visa i> reua, ennm oim cocrsb, j being-made tbe subject trfthsea । roawAxn wrrnocT fxab axd with maxlt Free Prettt and one of by bv willful vllliBara villi Ser* for tbe pnrpSSF **l,c Stale Central Committee, MUI M. p,uOi; . <^?reree7»T%iram tv .1-1--■ A-J __ —til ___ .... G.1U..U *1 ■M will slate still lican candidate for drew the in. -^osrawssw member* of follow! Governors Gaforasr-AUSTIN BLAIR, of Jackson. . r.. (fawnwr-CHARLES 8. MAY, ef bM P™ rao' I their whole co Yrrererei-—JOHN OWEN, of Warn*. I country. yTLUMjp. «&NM PGBaCBtefl " Foa Srt*rtir—SMITH W. FevTLEB. k‘5 ’ ? '■rprBSt'aswrrAYttafi111 eist Di*trial—ftWKS A. SWETCEY. id Dialrici—GEORG E THOMAS. Hairy Coastjr Republican KoanaUons. rwta,.it-bxAret n. rrrans, ‘ Tor qUrk-HENRY P, CHEDRY. Tor Kegistar of D«4d.-BYl,V^t?8 ■ COOK . For TrvMurtr—HARVEY N. MHELDON. For ProaSenUng AK’t—FRANK ALLW. Tor CtreuH Cwrt Com—HARTKY WKfOHT For Coroner*-JOHN O'RILEY, I MEMBER. table—that lbs reference to aud use of the GesMrsTs letter was arranged betwew of Baltimore foiling in Voth, he became chairman of conversstion. Are there any Republicans who .will the Fusion Convention and received bis be longer fooled by the tricks and “traps" nomination at its bands In five days there­ of H. N. andC. I. Walker,Lathrop,BlewHe has heretofore been regarded as an honest but exceedingly impractical ■lured our and in the hardship. andHour Wai Hov.aitaJ bow low, few vile sro the craven hearts that would traduce ', ---—i A t, «to - rnixii, bt J| tajj-b ' fLkA, "M- «A utne tor TV-rr.-A iv-ntiuiicans uicy •night gwt out of It before riretlrm.” T<> In Barry county. Cod’ save tbe mark. tMr Mr. Wsfker repfted. “YOU CAN’T DO IT—WT!»VE GOT YOU FABT.” ;/’’’ . /’■ Boar ft Dweks. Mr. BaWdWi»hw1iU>ttMt, ead wHI S'yei^tjpf 5^ But­ Verify thb statement. Here is the truth confessed at last by ternut County ticket, are renegade sorebeads from tife Republican Administra­ the editor of the ‘ leading organ of the Democrstic-Fusmn-Uninn movement, tion party. And with some Of them, the just as wkhave chsrged it from the be­ organ!ration which ' they have left w^a ginning. Jt la jhit the kind of crowing, alF{igh\ .yqtil. ft,^Mtea,ito'piaib 'tbejr too, that we have expected Whear from aames - opou> ite tickak ihk foil. Tbeir Democratic leadeni oveF Republicans who hsvh been eaj<>!ed into the ‘•Union” candidate for -TreMUrer waa a delegate movement. It teat a Democratic trap, to tbe Republican County Coarention, as Mr.’ Walker has been forced to con voted for himself, asked others to’ vote fest-^frlrap tocateh'gudgeons and 'make for him for two separate nominations, and Republicans the laughing stock of Street after to make art&Co.l ' Wil! honest Democrats whose party tta .rmy rf K-ttak,. •d.T.™. more vlgtamra tatlta hi tta proetatititpr attached certain carriage', owned by Balbeta, filled with »rt8il to blwdf. «>d of tta ear, and tta Immrdiata advaooe timers ledie*. and filled with contraband ofita arnyf obtePtaomaa rati.ltatloo Id bh bomptay: ' "* 2. Jirratad, Ttat «B Itad^ kta tar brat*M«i«nd tapplnera. :i, Gen. Morris onmmindlng at Fort McHenry, and eoorraluUta him, on tta protpccl of mi rartr tatta with fritadr delr W him. haflitirM an Order forbidding any carS. RtnM, Ttat Vtarf fWmiiri Tbe fort, and order. probably, Ww# W rowier. "Inspection uf all articles olntionlbeb HllljMv On board ■ o*.k) or premium, reel AL Tbe specials are very meagre. One of them, dote* IMivuRdMfcMBbMd., 24th, says : Oct. I(Ml "♦'•VWbSp tw«IKi Jackson' No. 2—Staluoku Beat Stallion four years old or over, ‘ J. Van Deuscn >2 00 Second best'd«> S. C. Woodmsn 1 00 Flrat best do 3 yrs. old J. Stuart 2 00 Second best do, Juhn Eart 50 Sumewall after the na&' and burf. the rfflling unf rebel NOTICES- tC HOjriCE *Arfi 1 AIM ___ ______ _____ ini__ _____MyrtotoBr near Gordouaville. This reported falling orguniwtion has been broken up and aban­ doned ; whose State, Congrrnional and His political record he is just Lrr rr dx BYMSMnait’ltD that the Gre-in- capital. Legislative' tickets hare been make bp to eay *rr«Mv«i or •sereaiv* valoadooi. or eno1 00 the rsar Dentecrnuy boast tb^t . their making. The latter will not, we think, mainly of sore head Republicans, to give Best brood mere, John Earl "Thi. rebel raralry mcratloai. *aM(AMtetaal Auoe.r, *t U. 50 H*Mla<a Uoom. ia Iks TiUa^r of HmU..,, fa eleyMie'btm iu the estimation of right- Walkers, Lathrop, Stewart de Cb., the Second beat do, A. C- Town •aid coantr of Berry. . ’ WSmlheeS-forSlate offieerw (Stout A? Ou.) Best suckling colt, G. T. Cooper 75 control nf Democrats, and the disposition AMaaooa'iOrnci.Toxii. Ort. 141k, |scs, minded citizens. 50 of party favere,—Ml! honest Democrats Second best do, A. C. Town ALDNXO HEHHION.H. be thus sold out like sheep in the market firing ou both sides.” Clam No. 4 J Lr¥ it ax arwxMrfMXu, that every to gratify such tricky, hishonest pdlftl1 .-i .l r 'f’lraAnlVdkr.Oei.rt. Best Carriage team, Geo. Bissel I 00 ag4'n?t,"the Republican/party gan ofthu'MuIe Democracy went into clans.—Jrfrer/iier Tribune. Orders have been ivsaed m Bum*i.le‘* Second best do, F. C. McAllister this fill! encourages the Icidca of, .tho contortions last week because tbe mem­ Da. Roster's BfFFaa*.—By reference Best farm team, A. F. Williams I* ** 00 command to issne no mote clothe* than Tke Peslaw Candidate fee Cererner. bers of tbe Republican cuoveqliun held a rsbcHiun. .v. In tbe men can carry cutnlurtably ou forced Second best du, F. Patton Mr. J. B. Wilson of Lapeer furnishes ’ "Lgr irf iit RtMtUBZhm. that although private mooting for consultation after tbe It is^porlMl^erittaf ftuoker rejoins tbe jWur/urr and Tribune with a copy Class No. 5. lAft socellcd “Uniun"' party was started lhe army on Monday. But it said not a word about the ticket of a letter addressed to bim by the fusion Best Horse for. all work, A. F. .to sustain die President, in all tbeir con 1 00 Williams which U supports being agreed upon by candidate' for Governor which will ewWashington, Ort 25. veotions—State and county—they have Second best do JscubB ran street er, 1 00 plain itself. Read ft: The bav* aery late refused to MrtMer resolutions rodoriing a secret conclave, deliberating with closed Best pair Roadsters, F. C. MeI wfannaliw f».W’U» wunlrjr tatarrn doors, and when thia waa done the ticket Pontiac, April 5th, 1862. 2 00 hU policy. . Afflster, 1 the lines uf Gen. S>gel s c«>rp< and (Jorwaa forced upon the convention as a unit, Ms. J. B. Wilsok:—Dear Sir—From Best single dt>, Edward S. Brown 2 00 j donsvillfc lllree thtysAgr. the rwrly W> some remarks I have beard you make, I , Let it n BxxrxxBimxu, that a promi- under the gag. “ Ladies Saddle Horse W. E. ! els oecepying it ware a regiment uf am lad to think that you are not fevurn1 00 Bent member of lhe Fusion party in BarBramble, ' North Carolina cavalry, with one regible to the nomination of Mr. Trowbridge; “ Lady Rider,Mrs. Wm. L. Brown 2 00 »y Cuunty, has staled, since tluo Fusion How IT Woaxr.—Will tbe Republi­ 1 ment <»f infantry?- 'Hley had their headif so allow me to sak you if there ia any. Beats ticket was nominated, that a cun- cans who propuse to vo e the mule tick­ thing in the way uf supporting myself, . Clam Nd. 4J. si restive party meet be elected to com et, just observe that Yallandingfaam should I conclude to be a candidate Bast 3 year old cult,A. D. Stormes, J 00 You know lhe position which 1 occupy. promise with the Suutb. And yet these’ Democrats arc always nominated for BACK BAY. PENSION, ic. “ ‘ Oren 1 00 •” 2 do. t _____Hughes, „ directions; Culpepper Cunrt B<>us<> had men qall theinaelvea “Unionists” because Senators and Representative* In Districts While I am in fovor of making an ex­ Second best do, J. H. Earl then ceased to be the terminus al which ample of leading rebels in the present Best I year do, F. Pattyu 1 00 they have paid out qf tbeir tens of thous­ wburp there iathe (east possible chance ths supplies from Rcbmond for Gen. war, I am opposed to extreme inesvurc* Second oest do, John Earl. and* of dollars, tteeutyfre dotlure to vol for ar. election 1 Sec how these allies of 1 against the victims uf Southern traitors, lire’s army were put <>n wagons. They DIRECTIONS treason propose to give op their party. I ebo have been misled into rebellion.— are now taken W Stitwntou by railrood COMPLETE class so. 7. unteers. ro« Arri.tciTtoxB run _ . _ Under our constitution no forfuitore on ARREARS OF FAY. JWtNTY A PENSIONS. Best Stallion trot in harness, B. Lit ft b* MMnMBXBBB,lhat tin; Bultertre.iaon can be operative long lonc-­ Mcrr Comc to it.—It is but a short account of treason Taggel, time, 1,40 , 1 00 nut “Unionists" paid no money for vol the life of ... lhe traitor. Property tbeir com time since the Democratic leaders were er than . Seoond beat Blalfom trot in harness trains, which he rould do if tb^y cop SrtJt^cr bounties, until x draft had been at bis death would revert to bis hairs.— howling against lhe abolitfoniat, declar­ . 8. C. Woodman. Litas, 1,53 tinued to Lraval lhe r»»da Tbe whole confiscation scheme ol Con­ .ordered. And yet they claim loyalty Best Gelding trot ip harweasM II. r !s reualresl warn nfaiai la cd* ing that they were the cause of all our tar Uerl. Hruea e,’a Spmrjrratl. to gress is void, as well as impolitic, if, by it. WJtlGUT Sinrmea, liras,,! JU . , j ,1fur performing a duly which sclf-preaertrotsUee and roust bo. put down. Now it, this forfeitunols intended to be per­ »inchtalar.^vw that Hl caral/ borara Legend XMAf fnllit. Second l«st Gelding trot in haraem have been wrurted.” almost every ” Union” ticket fans one or petual. F. McAllister, time, 1,<5 • - Again, what Southern Court will de ’ ' ‘U-uirvitle, Orf. Mtl>. racn% ’Abolitionists upon it, and the De­ class >0. 8‘. cree tbe general confiscation of all prop­ . A FALSEHOOD NAILED. ad. EdeardUeConV. Ata BHc. Gra. mocracy have got to swalfow it uf course. t, We understajid that several uf thqcanerty. it must be borne in mind that Best Bull, A. D. Storms* OreUrd each Blate alone can take cognizance of didales ou the .Butternut -ticket ore . at­ Thursday, and encountered several bands MORTGAGE SALE. crime* committed in ita borders. What CLAM WO. 9. tempting- to make CTipUal by raiaarepre of nf Morgan’s and Scott's cavalry at Alabama Court or jury will carry out Pulot Lick and Big Hill, killing four ur efsnlt hariu Ixea tnsAc is the conditions of ’scntlng dome RepuWldths relative to sid­ When party'leiulera'violate and aban­ 2 00 any Congressional Confiscation Law 1— pavmctU St a certain lnd.>ntnrr of Norl/ace du 1 Steers 8 years old, T. five, taking tbairjelegmph »*peratojw and ing enlistments. *r? reBabl} Inform­ don the redogtfiied :nile«, usages mid Why then take away lhe only induce­ rsnevtnd by Joos C. Braus aad bis wifa.fUCollier ; 1 1 00 principles of party organisation, the bonds ment to return to luyality; but, 1 can saiXA U. Bruaca. uf OrM<vriIlr, Harry eoostr. ed that their candidate for Prosecuting Htete of Micbi*aa, to Ssscu Boilo, of Rick which held individuals to party are de­ give my views more fully when I see Best Cow, T. Collier 1 00 tend. !n the coaoty of KalawuM and State of Attorney (in company jsilh tbeir candi stroyed, and the party is practically dis of Mlehlran. bearing date tbs eighteenth d«r of jou. class ao. II, date for Treasurer) has tingled out the solved. Tbe leaders of tbe Republican .0*1. McCook had four horses shot under Jana, is the year of our I .a rd one tboasand etrbt I would be glad to hear from you, and huadre-i an^ flBv-twa. a«Mi rssoeded ia tbe ufltce 1 00 him. editor of the. Banner as the subject of■ party, last fall, temporarily abandoned while 1 ask no pledge uf you, if at all Beet Boar, Aaron Blake ■ the IV-publican organization to form a At Richmond our fi>rces captured 200 favorable to *ny nomination, 1 should special pbillipic* upon this point, stating clam xo. 12. ,-L;nloo'’ ticket. Tbe result was that the take pleasure to know your vhftra, as ui bis speeches that we had paid “nary r “tr uf Morin***, on pHT’* leaders could not appeal to individuals as well as those of other Lapeer Republi­ Best and greater;variety of fowls which Mid JJnrijijt thrre >• red” toward lhe recruiting service. . Be pertizans to come up to tbe support of orders by Gent. MeGx>k or Rouaseau or Win L. B.-uwn cans. Yours very truly, fore mnkin^Wueh chargee against individ­ lhe “Union" ticket. “No,” said they, of their having been arrested, are abeo. Brautr G. Stovt. class xo,13. ual* who fire’not candidates for office or “we are Republicans; you've got up ’a lutely false. P. S.—Do not understand m* to say “Union ticket;-you can’t claim our sup- that the military authority may not take Best bushel white wheat of; NotkM is fires, that by 2 00 even those who are, they should take a rlrtur of tbe statute sbd power of sale contained “porttoauch a ticket, aa Repubiioau«|; do red do 1 00 Jiule pains to inform themselves. Mr. “there is no Republican ticket, and we and confiscate personal property—Mar­ is said mortgage, tbe sesmtaaa therein described. Some days ago we referred to lhe TI- hl«and’b5?ffaSyte^ Zf f‘r^1ud Stefe Best field of wheat, 14 38-100 tial Law is n*c Congretmonal Law. Hulbrook is th* last man who should “shall vote as we please; you can't acres, 615 bush. j. H. Earl 00 lustration by which this tricky and deof hbchigaa, mad bsteg known and dsscried as make .such charges against Any one. The “Lraiiafor us to a new party without our btuioese man, especially in handling loose SOLDIERS BOUNTY, mas ASP oo New Advertisements. a oo D wwnwaxssK-, charge against us V a baae falsehood.— ,Wu have paid in small sums of from one to three dollar*iu cash toward paying ex­ penses and nearly every gutting transportation for squad of volunteer* that .have left Hastings. More ihanjjtfc, we bare printed many dollars worth of bond bills for recruiting service and war meet lags, for which we have only received three dt'llars. ’ These Butternuts based their charge, no do*bt, upow a aubseriptlon paper which was stated to raiMbousliro, when Captain Fitzgerald raised his company, upon which our name does not appear.— Neither does the natnu of our accuser ap pear there. C. G. Holbrook patriotically I “coMont, and we dotrt choose to go with “you.” Tbe Republican leaders could make no reply to such arguments—for they were just and right. So it 1s with the Democratic party now Tbe leaders have abandoned tbeir party organization. That party has no organized, representa­ tive identity in lhe tickets presented—it is iflI absorbed in Fusion—all lhe rules ___ usage* __ and of the party have been abandoned. ’ ’. The leader* have Fused it away. Tl There ^*iis no pArty obligation to bold indi­ viduals to it. There is no Democratic ticket, no principle, no usage, no party tie, to hold Democrats to the support of the Fuaton ticket,, and. like th* Republi­ cans last fall, Democrats will feel at liberty to do and vote a* they please, and they will do ft, with no great regard for tbe Fusionists.—^dv. Tribenu, attended many war meetings, but there ia no evidence upon paper that he ever died s^derfy'at Fort Federal HiB, Bal­ paid a '‘red" in money or property for timore, pne there was a question whether his death was owing to natural causes or bountiM. and we doubt if tbe esnaidate tn the wMp and spur of the orderly who for Treasurer ever paid half the price of rode him the dijy. prevkxn. An ltrvbutia coffin for any a ueb purpose, and the gation was ordered; Colonels, Majors, •apie can be said in relation to *vory and Captains visited the stall and examln ed the remains. They decided that be candidate tn the uouaky sure «s*e. was a dead horse, and dead by nobody’s ffftfc any interest to the people of this fault but bia own. The body waa then couaty to know what the editor of lhe charged to profit and loss in all the books jPoMwr bra done or ha* not done, toward of the department, and suitably Interred, When a wddler died, tbe same morn­ promoting cnlistyeqte^ft may be of in­ ing, h did not require half a* mndb red terest to them to know that be was never tape'to hustle his remiins under ground. MffieflSo sign thrpaper drerftated by MK $5 bin Tw prirHw band-bfll. for bim, h« WAWa Thia ia no time for neutrality. Every man must now make hla record for or againstthe republican party .for or againat the Government The Republican party has no traitors or sympathizers with the rebellion in ita ranks—It presents no such men aa candidates for office. It is ckcoxnmONALLY FOB THS GwVXBMM»XT in all its meaaurea for crushing lhe rebels all ita candidates are pledged to “our county ; right or wrong, out Country." The Fusion Derhocratlc candidate Op­ pose the President’s war measures. They are against hurting the rebels or confisca­ ting tbeir Pr,,PerlJ. »he expenses uf the rebellion. Their tickets are made up of Secessionists and Conditional sup­ porters of the Government. Republicans can have nothing to do with men of that character, nor with those who support them. No man is a republican who does not support them: be is an enemy of the Republican parly: W should be, and will bo regarded and treated os such.— He who is not for us Is against us; he w ho is against us is an enemy ; enemies will be treated as rosinies. We must maintain ourselves pure and undefiled ; cast out all traitors. As a man make* His record, *0 let him be judged ; now and hereafter, bold him to a strict aceounLability. Republicans, be watchful, active, eoctinually ; mark and know every man who oppoeeeoa or advocate* and votes for the h usiuo-democralic Conditional-Union candidates.—Detroit Advertiw A Tribune. uciwier, oraira^gicr irom some rrgAtrieni In the service, was found dead ini his bed. Best Head Cabbage, David Honeywell do Potatoes, G. W. Valentine du Pumpkins, John Evers do Squash, Charles E. Lewis do Beets, John Evers do Tumstoes do ■nt. eoolaiuiag Uf to Ui* United bra.lt apt to think mote favorably of the ii—rh 25 25 23 erousk counsel, for the Immoral WoMra777’. ' -7 inoKra w“c® tto author thought to rail ^r .byiu “ 5 But we have at this time something ’>f,,*’l.her Frn“ violation of de ceney sod of the honorable conduct pre- t?1 V •*’*w*t*rnan. in the use made by Mr. Xau Bureo, in Ute speech to which we have referred, of a private letlar CLAM >0.19. Best^r.^Btogs Boots, John Butter- 8AMUEL B0YLE8. Mortgagee. QTATK Of MICHIGAN, Ba«»t Cocxtt. O At a Muioa of Um FroWa Ca«H, for wrilton by General 80,11 in March, 1WL This letter was not obtained by Mr. Van Buret, from tbe writer, nor from lhe Li. Bel two bora. «»g<m,Hiram Lewi, 1 00 Best agricultural picture frame. Miss Mclisa Sheen Miss Melina Sheen t5° do Grecian Painting, Mine Melina Sheen w do Bonnet, Mrs. Menah Butterfield 75 » “ 50 1Second beet- do., Beat Fancy Lamp Mat, Mies Frank/ Laina ’J i • W “ k 50 do Embroidered H$kf, Miss /Harriet Smith’ do Embroidered Slippers. Ml Harriet Smith CLAM SO. 29. 'txAji‘Ao.48. Poor nebody loved him, jpg retvire io money/ HAr'nl AWf to much about* which ro,U fa»V L AU j aero. SUtM aarrty, h gOWABD A8WJGUXK)aN, buried him. yto- Ita t'«'~ morality clam vo. 15. Best Peaches, G. W. Valentine do winter Apple*, L. Polly do fall do, G. W. Valentine, do and greatest variety of apples Peter Falk " “ No ,ou.tawAooo /our otar. Jloy’ri atari •taiifera taw M"^l.nd\liS.raLd‘nj7riT‘,r?Srie;’ Philadtl- ’ Fowler, Ba% of this viUaga, fosirod Um IR10KA �MM I The j F0RTM".:^L i?*?'..®*’’?.? »J W _ M. WWT^BT !’ EMPORIUM m dst hoodsj lK’15 .............. 4 M ........................................... * •i;*:ijw:?~\\\\ * i: rwad will jjilji":::""?..'.:":. ■ FWWo*KWraa» sbtml, ■-» Bailie b» .aifiJM ydldMOirrvOM-., wb. ......... ................ DF P' M LOWJPJUCES f CASH STORE,! nf 1 hi Hm ingtj An Immense Stock of 1 **1'^-****** CTW**nt’"*i for iM. ..ideiK. Ho, ye cripple's! House was crowd^ and ctitbueiaMtc. Speeches enthusiastically received.' * Under Caucus un Thursday l«t; and, although but few were present, 'ft'wdif kittle less shameful row. in.d.rtMp D.muor.lio (I* *nole movrinehi bn, d.lndird imo no. *hn,, -,l. purpow fa u. ,JlJU*vn*ni of partisan schemes. Ths “L’nim*”movement and the Democrat^ party [ have become synonythhuii, s<i far ha this State ia coantrMiHl laKvisan see no change in Ute policy of that party.whtdtleads me to believe they have abandoned Biraon Pure Democrats of Hustings hety thana Enough, of the fusionists rallied to out vote, thekkraights grave and the'former did not yield very l“F' U'ai-j “rtwia inatrnmast in writing i***‘ BEFORE IUEBECENT ADVANCE tofoja filad 4n thlt aeort. purportir.g t» be tU lart Will ud taatament of Mid daotaaad. may ba ad* milted to Probate, and the Exeewtrix and Exacu- oiMLOOa WE 3<>m mW,i.i wrtica • 8000 yds. plain and fancy Silk, the contrary, the evidences against it are multiform. I c»n are in the present movement only a manifestation ol tbe Just enough delegates were present at partisan purpqee to "divide and conquer. i Under these circumstances, I wish to this convention, held an Friday last, to adopt tpe mule ticket. Aa Sykes wnu|d . citizens,, relaiive nr • For Sale By the Pound. GOOD PRINTS Tbe meeting at Middleville on^pn ; unquestioned, deuirc, wivreiil therefore, thnt my Democratday, addressed by lion. F. W. Kellogg 1 I1 doiw, and L. S. WHtey, was a perfect soreeu. j ic rriend <•_* j “. *' _ ’1 at ---* oncc withdraw mv name The meeting was large and eulheiMseli'- ; fro,n ll”:5r l,clteU ------------------------- Old Thornnpple is all right for the Republican ticket Fusion djttt jgn dowq _ . tber*' ________ _ _ j AuLSTQBA •* x *■x .1** 1 • ~ ’ j । 1 ji W. H. COBB. Beaatifal *in:rcUry. was very Tbe attendance p wilf fiud it ata Object <• call •fore gala* East. A committee of two from township which had in the ranks of lhe only party that cor­ dially support! the Administration tw each delegates present, i its efforts to save ike Union. 'tax appt mi ted to uonsiiULte a ticket fori। Therefore, I must respectfully decline the "masses,* of Barry cmmty. After I1 your noiiiiualiuu. Joiim Snxrw. rn king thoron re® tion <»f ail4be Reptib Cotnstork, Oct, 17th 1862, Lean* present, the soreheads only ntiww ! bereid alxitit one fourth of the committee. ; Pennsylvania drafted men art to fur­ the [ nish lheir own blankets. A general order into | -)USj Jggui ~ >ed slates that as tbu supply <>f fit Kv<uiiii*ry f<»r military ww> two it exhatuted, secret conclave—after tbe usual fashion i blanketsi m i»crx • ■ __ m ____ * * * ~tn brin,,n ’ -it’ CWde*.m.ra—>a.*~ea «U drafts• dtizen. xvous a regulation ..p^.tickft.hiob.u.dopt^huM-,the 11" rends T'd.oou..' —blanket ,J— 84 “■ ! by 66 inches, and weighing five pounds; The ticket wss cwnrtttutcdas follows: - .<■. '{ and further alatea, that as tbe blankcis, while lhe traitorous Democracy had arc. eow\\owdi rave. awA vog\% ckx\& kwfoe, vtvaVx tWtvft. A iargo stock of ‘Voxx.x.e. aand eight hundred and sixty.Iwo. Praaent, । Sturmas C. Prindlb. Judge Of Probate. । In the metier of tbe »»utc of Free Hee'CkD< ; late of Mid county deecMtd. . OO reading and filing (be petition, duty verified, ofJotjn Taxeart praying, forrvatona tGeteln Mt forth, that E. W. Bewjtt. AdtnhiialraL.r of Mid । eitate. may be aulborixed, empowered'and direct •d to eoaver certain Real H«iale. In aaid petition dftetibod, to Mid petitioner in M returnee of a cer­ tain contract alledged to bare been made by aaid deceased In bis lifclitne. Thereupon, it it ordered Ibst Tuesday, the Sd day of December. 186:!.at 10 o'clock iu tbe'forcnoon ■»t KoVaeV* Which we offer at SXo'KvacXx ~B\,VtcW areXW*. t«ot *»au'» Vr-^x, -r-utW "Dr. "B-dbaek'* ftV>v>\Axe.\v IKKOUEKD 1KB3<KBS. IViAtac* *a»e Vex \yoor «wi rrvarxu XtocXor1* 'SAX.*. , ■Dt. 'KoVaek'* graMad. We have ever; kind of goods, each as 15 ax\A Covcv^oA. Lelr prwvioua u aaid day of haaring. ’ .... (A tnw copy. J SHERMAN C. BRINDLE. BERMS & SH©S?( Oct. 22d, 1S02. Estate of Preallce ChUd. GROCERIES situated in lhe county of Barry, forfeited for uonpajmentof intercal. will be offered for aale at late of aaid countr, deceased public auction, ax lid* office, ou Tburadar, tbe I On reading and' filing the pet.tion, duly verified Evib day of October neat, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. un­ I of'William Borthwick, praying for certain reason* it** pre'rioualv redeemed according to law. 1herein set forth, that Erwin W. Uewitt. AdminSAMUEL 8. LACEY, ' D*. 'B.oXjacVk '" ' ’ ftXoTO.o.c\x WxkXecs inv^veaXe XV* wxak arA CteVvVXaXeiL. TATE OF MICHIGAN, I Probata Coort Barry Couutr,' f for Mid county, I Ata««*iionof Mid Court holdrn at the Proj baleUffiew, iu th* village of Hratinge.nn Turadav, | the 14th day of October, in tbe year one th'-u| F»nd eight hnndred end wixtv-two. Preaent, Sherman 0. Prindle, Judge of Probate. S PRIMARY SCHOOL LAND. Towa*. Rsag Part of SoctiMi. Section. North. WeM 10 ftXow.0yC.Xx ■fi’xXXctS are X'Wc, vtik. vtvaxv^s So\oc* ;i ji HARD-WARE! Dv. "BLo'bcxk'ft ft\oTO.<xe\x diAve. vrveXawc'WoX^ av\A vxake, X*v5<r IDr. 'R.o'boeV* in aaid petition dvacrlbed," to aaid nrti pursuance with a certain contract allege ftX.ovoo.eXx TixlVera V'twnA>\a^ ave\\x.e This committee entered balsncc. Bliss, Sheriff; C. C. D. W Smith. Clerk ; J.‘ W. Stebbins, Troosnrer; EU Nichols, Register of Deeds; C..G. Hol brtwA, Prosecuting Attorney; H. Smith, Circuit Court Omrif satooer; D. LnVelSt^; Surv.yrkf nuay oMft eiRatol, Coroners. R. B. Wightman was mwh; inwted for Representative in the Firs* District and Adam Elliot in tbe Second District. clothing and shoes issued by the U. S. ore charged at average cost, and no wild iar who fbrnisbes bis own is obliged to draw from the United Stntes, it is els in­ ^.\\tu.wuxX\%nv, etc. to be hvlden at the Probate Office in tbe village of Hasting*, and *how eanae, if awy there be. why tbe prayer of tbe petitioner* rtia'rfd not be granted. And it ia finrtlier ordered, that the petitioner give notice to tbe peraona Intereeied in Mid eitate of tbe pendency of raid petition and tbs bearing tbreof. by e«u*iog a copy of tbia order to be pub­ lished In the ••Huting* Banner.'* a newaneper printed and circulating ia aaM County of Barry, for alx week*. Immediately prerioua to aaid day of hearing. octlS SHERMAN C. PRTNDJ.E, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. M, terest to supply hitnseif. one Coroner District, beloog to. tbe^ sp^ehcod*, the bn'sncc hclongs Dea»<*cnkey. « hUe to the Vntrrrified Oftbe former, J. W. Steb publican cunvehtion, held just five days previous^ ! Ute ol-tbe county of Uariy, drecx»ed. In pursuanoe of alicrnae granted to me by tba Probate Court of Mid County, 1 alia!) expoMM aale at PubTlc auction to tb« bigbeat bidder at the North Door of tbe Court Ilbuae. in tbe ril lage of Haaluiga, in tbe county of Barry, and State of MicStgan. on Saturday, tbe Sth day of November, one tbouaand eight hundred and sixty-two, at ten o'clock, in tbe forenoon,the fol­ lowing land* belonging to tbe Mid eitate, to wit; The South Weat fractional quarter (V) oftba north cut fractional quartar. IWJ and tbe northea»t fractional quarter [XI °r aoutb-weat frac­ tional qanrter.’f] of acelion twentf, (fiQ,) in lownabtp iwo pT North of nmgs ptae D] weM, contianing aixty-one and 4xly bundrttha (61 60-lWtba} acre* of larrt. a»oreor Ic»a, being IMMORAL SICKNESS CURED BY MORAL MEDICATION- n«t the righteous th.il our Lord and Saviour Wd tn save.—Neither does the phvsWnn prescribe fi>r the aounJ tn ; health.' It is not for ns to enquire Mto lb* ,Ulus of the sick man. or tbe respectabil­ ity of hie disease. PhUaothrogy humanity,demand ef u» to cure b»« '» we can, whatever may tbe emtse «f hl- ■ iMI — --------G^Tiii^rTfiL M.OUTUW-—The Wo«am- sickweea, an! the rkMicime that ,n9, the unfortunate suffrrer from diaeaa** her number 61 this msgaziae hi at hand. induced by vice, immorality, indulgent* nf-lustful F^mpa.*h«U>e«’ he <t bmo kmger published st Boarton in future is to be published by John Trow, 50 Grero Si. but F- Y, ‘,R » now ed‘ Dr. Railway’s reputation in that The Continental ia not, however, even mainly political. By f"r ■department. -drfTpersona baring filaims against the KM&of Daniel SnsM, deceased. us hereby notified 'a»4 reqvesii praacnl the »au»e for examination aud adjust to the aodmigned CommiaawMra.duly appe L— .U. U_L. I. f—L. ik. nf ' • i; . >16 •Id. 16 . CLEANSING SYRUP, of tan o'clock. A. M., on the raanacUv CWAMF LANDS. BY of every description ELBCTION NOTICE. ■Vfotloe la hereby giren. that at tbe next Otnetal Election lob* held on ibe -Toeaday bmths Blate nf Michigan, tbe following Officer* ax* Stacks of TMaauecr, c«UBua*ion«r 01 uia ou Attorney General, Superintendent BtrnetiuoJ • Member of the Bute 11 tion, in place of Qe&ui>. W-Urd, aioual Uiatricl of tbia 8Ut}, H> wh ■hod. Clothing, # ton. agreeable to tbe pro* thatfeaalJm I^waoflWI. divided. 1 vtewef THIO HARD r«U8wsaw.ertUag A ; o®ce, pccridedforbr Jo. peeved March IMfo-lMJ; OUR GOODS No*-,<>rl-'>r*. ‘“J”- Bo>w <*•» kind., Fww S'1"*’ C^*r*' I p”' Unusually Low! f '” i the greater part of its matter is composed of tale% poetry, essays and humor.— Single Mpfch •»; FOR SALE Uouoty of Barrr : z’sS: b,^ci-*.- first two nsmes to its editorial corps givee it a political significance which will bottles, qf whiah the above is afao-svnHe, The label is finely engraved, and is provided with a safe-guard from counterfeiters. (Price fl per bottle, os six for fS. C. W. Jfohack, (Proprietor, Jfo. S East Fourth Bt, Cincinnati, to whom all orders should be addressed. II. B. Bcnniiieton, Middleville, and by drpggiaia and mere ban ta geamlly throughout tbe eoutrtey aepU COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. * Physician of royalty. Robcbt J. W gssca, Hun. F. P. tt' Lblamd and Edxcwd BCrx*. The addition of tbe at once establish fts Dated, September l&Ui IMA be of high descent, or * eornmtm beggar, ia «itlttedU> H mecbcoesMeratfon aatbe Hon. AND DRY GOODS! A Pennsyivsnia suhstitofc nrenl was arrested in Trenton,’N. J., on Monday, and ordered tolgavc the S’-ite. lie was offering from 8300 t<<8500 for substitutes to serve in place of araftud men in Penn. The Sheriff, Treaanrer, CUctft Ctiurt Commissioner and and. Representative in the “forfocu hope" ited by A. L. SKINNER. inyjudgemnt, I can best serve the Union wltm, several towns nnt being represent*} at all. 9KiSS CSX3T Styles af Dclalaes, you should have used my name in this ronnecthm. It is true 1 am a l,Um6n’’ man, hnt in Su-bbins President, and R. B. Wightman Estate of Prcsllc* Child. N. B. Mercbajsts wlihiagto flock 4Alt Itf 1 W. FROM aXX. A\uMa o$ a lor ryoAwre, a C. PSINDIX Judge of Probati at 2fcU per Vari. That JMMa'CeeveUee. _____ . This nomination Is entirely unexpected The "Union**,Mass Cynyenlton of ITic ; and unasked. I am n<»r.ooc uf you—am Valandinghamers J'and‘' sure bends con- 1! not and have not, been in your mnvevcned'^ftAeXxoA'HuuncOu W^rfrjKil.iy ', menL and du not expect to support ynur last, and organised by appointing J. day of. hearing. (A traa cwgy.) actf At 10 aud 12| cents per yard, J.LOCK SLEETKR DECUXM4. . „ ^°| ■’ ’’eion - • VCouatjf,CoeoentiHH: -1 just learned that y<>ur body, in BCMionyesterday.ni session yesterday, nominated me for lhe "Aw of e>f Cotmty County Treasurer. Tre: office SiHoiiB Fever, Fever aria, -Ague. ■ Jjiver Complaird, (^yapepaifk, Inatgeetion, '■. ■■. m Ta.-u.-nS.iee, Sidney CcT>vpla.yiyts, JUST RECEIVED DIRECT ROBATE QrtUr.—8i*t. of Michigan. County of Harry, aa.—At a aeaalon of lhe Pro­ bate Court for tbe county nf Barry, holden at the Tuewdav,°S7- »«■«.. TM rafoUbob age oT That. P |o my own penmnal say : "It’s of no consequencethe larger ; action. I *.h**iI susUih ibe hepublicnn portion of that party having proved trait- j ticket, and use every honorable exertion ora, it is limo their otgnuixniion was , fvr I believe that party ip. abandoned I ’a,lhf“l b* the Adaiinialralton in all its’ ’ jn-x-M_________ • •’ e,r"rb‘ to Pc^erve the Constitution, to appMC al saeraion of Mid C deu at tbe Probate Offiee. In fraa Three ia Six ShUUsgi per yard; CONVXKTtOM.— HVAE and al', other w? ®©nnpjEiraTii©H fully. DrMtvCMATIC COVXTT Come and See!! — , w iw..**w^.»o eround. OfUwiKop*. proKcMluauf ll* were made by C*vwM-i-jThu IK OUR LBE OF TRADE; .k, 4r- tj,^ CO.„Dl»Wd lw„ Md *2 no*, in favor Of«n Unrri, fair .nd ■«"*». union uf m,n, irrr.—ii,; The Court the audience MMsrs. Kdh*« »nd Witbey whx^wore DBMocMne ih» .di r„ I Tn« M.n-MkJrtii^/lTknfcg, }„, terday was a perfect success. ■WE STILL- t,roi F*~». 8 C. Prtndkr, J® r >.<i*d,r.Uo. ud f.,or | rMp^_ Mil, Jedto. Ihi, ooUu,; sola , a«. rvtfi aUtrcAu, a* w «w*awBun* •»>»**)*. iwall tw« O.W XV* “ AU wlnXiM JlrtV \* VAt to,” Wf.M'M rcrrkci\.<x\. aatvA — a ,«i»4 Bx^uXaXot o\ Wt auAanuVx-Xivt. %'Axow* OMttnax* ftouxVtv*^ Vui< Jot a 'Co«a Alft*,\>«X wwu-V xvcxdxA. wry artxcXc oj ftXorrvixtV 'B'rUcn, take r\ vw ^.voi^ct ^wAxOidM*, ar\& oA Vtye Xvnre, ot* a *uve '^reoeryVvoe oj BJBFT <D®HnP3OTT2©H tt tel. c|pinjiiig exynpOim, ’ i’.L Thursday, Oct 30th', at the Court House. ZwasrtntaiM ’thvaoc, WcVtevsj £tjal Gitins. Coii8^ gj£*2**—®fAT1HOr MICHIGAN Commissioner for supc^if re ft,' Wi 11 ^eifs ntltie''1 person s L" GRANTS SPAULDING Bstaie ed Eteeoner Bothbsra. ^■i ..■ -- Bailky, -a«n»*or- <•/ I-** luu. ••................ A. L. SKINNER mT r4"‘™ J'i0’ **PriM »**» < 'have horn. N. te n <1 i • ■. IN BATTLE CREEK! m a Ura n. MUK.fa •. iLP??iPff!<y;fX.ctU8lVK vsanra saarwaas. i jf-vor* ’rtfr NEWS •^-•tiBarpwrwTws ,s -FHOTmiJ?^Ii _1 O ger tMM «• '* *■" aky; an stive io tbe two«f?Utn ‘hrtt nd ik. pdinrt "Ttk. copies M. “HWijUxMlMW W. °*» W 1M. BM. I”™* “"^OWA^XOVATING <;«»«.-nn avoHU of the tadl~ will offliw refullitr to taot.' *• and finally almost « very thing you have r°£ ■ii । In .11 Wheat, Corn, OoU, Butter, Lard, Pork, t.iii RESOLVENT “-er- ii •tjja! , beni .! iisstKisasr* cnrxNT * bfadm?I«6 ’•terttM*.. �tall Cl'BBD RAFWLT ABD BXblCALLl .' » WM. BADWATS ewaw «M a otpper farthing ; "tOrWi+k.r.M •!*■ inside the v' r :. ■«'1 AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE r><Uwi7«m*tro>iiM«nr'f>WMri M «bai> ho . ar—H«..la,ank> ' »»*, Vevsr Herea Wrera. w Beorbstee Kreptts** i nr^rv/<>*r* k iddw*- resolvent:; .nd <ni« j »*«**«UTATlkO*ll«>WaxT--t|1-H Wean-toWf W< .Uf. . p.., fcll/.w k> d.. can na Inaoar Mtanw-Jma- think Ii Mrabte u> ........................ .RUED BAD W A¥’» RENU VJjb>^.ifa'a — Owen Lovejoy has been rr-nomitia-' si *• ~ n™± ^4XSS®^Ejs'jS«U. mature reflection OT11JUAI6 2 llikJld Clre.lt Cart— ISSS. 1SSS. *ll» .»F* X*r H3 /IKIWIiVafcjr;, TkOliKCWB &tooox> .siWr fPWVMM -8AMUKL NELHON. of M. Y. -BOBKBT C. GRIER, <<f Pm*- HA8 DUU.OVERKD A CLEANSING SYRUP, 1 Circuit Coart witbia „ S»R. ” ■Btloonf VmvBi TO -THE I’UBUft comfortable if yi think BtodhtaM , o«L , and if, upon ,’0 OOD. IT *Jt.L .MEND CHINA. >.~k- Te.rkr.le. •TATE »FF1C,JEBS. AUSTIN BLAIR. Gvrmier? * had rartwr path ycrae UuHk Miyself Umn CY WH.L WKJW» POHORLAIW. ONE BOTTLE. Which fotekty CurnUu la all oodiaary cscaa of Piaapiaa, 1 taka. Tvttera. ranker*. Enrotivii*. I has ’a *Dl*iVi *** °f IoB,*’lhta >7 LOUIS 8. LOVELL. CirmU diiApprebatimi; it recomnwbdp <*iy f the persons lhemselvea and of tbeir offspring. Lbt tndre espedaHy fi4 lhe interoat* of society at large, are made LLOYDS NEW FTEtel. HiATE COCNTT irrevogsbfa,- ‘'Whom Gud has joined COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES kt no'enan put asunder.’' CANADAS. AND NEW BRUNSWICK. SdifttF, made bp of virtuous and Christian men sod women, would recom­ mend a different course. If, for instance, tn follow out Mr. Van 'Burau's 11 lustraluia, the disagreement .between husband It is not onlv a Countr Map. but It ia n ab'ff wife'Vab- concerning lhe servant; if because lha tnan desired to mu- giving ploy a fre* man, and the woman a slave, EVERY RAILROAD STATION society would probably suggest that the easiest--«Ngr^> adjust the dispute and remove its cause would be to destroy TWO ■OTTl.EB. 4 * •iitrt linn mno’-k— A0BST8 600,000 THRKE BOTT LEM. SAMUEL & LACEY. Com’r. State Laad O«ce. It will Meed Bone, Giral, Lavs, and In : fact ever* thing hot Metals. JOHN ROBERTHUN. Adj.tral General. J 11 HltlEfllM M^l., jwy srfufa O-«W mA AKXJitC.i J CJUtJUH 9£VE*iU —< atowadUrv « tomradwF adrartiaing theft I Will cure Fever Bore*. Ulcer*. I NuseorMoetb. King* Evil. Node*, from the U'eras, chlotwab, Primar . . Glandular KweHlng*. Ulerr*. of tbe Womb. Ri<*•l*. Huftening of the Bone*. Fitz. Dropairal Effa K\\ >aA* UVEftWtLATOR to that Mmv atrika at tbe mot of Dfaiiii, by aradxoaksg every particle of imparity lull, WHIUUI,, vw a ■■ I ■ w ' ub^tM-a*c of the Skin, Joints, Itonra or Glands, but that this rvtnody will ewre. It clevuca the BLOOD. Resolr«* all «**a>»d and (Murat** I hr >r>Io wiah k^llh ANEKICAM CEXEKT CLUE. ...ins... - Via* 25 Qrw.U per BviMr. 11,1 r" ^I?."*,***: I AI 1 Price 2u Cenu |p r B-yilv. LIVERREfiULATOR: HJDWArs ZKAnr KSSOJ.vm (ixo in . j Gen. Roaecrana ia not a man of fluent words, but b* does his duty pra&llcally In goad shape. jJI to wstfato pmiso kiln. He bay not been, partirplar careful in Tenn. CZ'fH4ect ’rtbcl prnperty of any kind, nor to preserve rebel »la*ebnld«ra. The latter have not and d« not regard him as very tenderly inclined toward them. He htteiy nnressary tn th* discipline of bis trary, be has not put hiinaelf out of tbe way to allow alavcholdthe »*hri* l« »»(*4wd>'«*(t"r|WOh-/J0w wy1^ disposes of such questions very sharp; 'Dne fMng'.thal Rd has done nsiltibito his independence, and iUoaRAU** bi* mil­ itary temper peculiarly, while it also dis­ plays hia feelings on the mooted subject. He began , to ohow. ah soon Ms arfirtu Wdnld.^mtif. tbaefad believed the nrg rota could ba and ought to be made as bnefi^'fdton’f'armies as'toTlm rebels.— Therefore he gof all b* could, kept all br got within Federal lines, and used as many as ba could. Having no reliable corps of sappers and fWifierit. M conedred that negroes might w"' l*,!P“rrrL >” dl™7rd Cbpt. Gau. <M th* Engineer Corps, fo setoet 25fr dtoar, Intr1lig*nt contraband* and organize them mfo a corps, iu gongs yf ten. and instruct them. A company •fsoldiers Were detailed to superintend fud guard them. Thev accepted tbe «eryice with alacrity at 110 per month and subpistrtic* ; received instruction* as read­ . LLOYD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO. INDIANA, nod ILLINOIS. •oST'-Rfi! by Druggist* In evsry town In the United Stales and Csnsdss. RADWAY A Co. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS. From the Rew York Tribune. Aug. 2 "LI.OYD'BMAP OF VIRGINIA. MARYLAND ANDPKNN8YLVANIA -Thia Map ia very large it. rn.l >■ Kiel -will. .H.I it el, l_-e — 1,-1 If people saderstnod thr iMportanee of purr* atfoa with RADWATtt P1UX in eoatradUu.c- Including tbe ihkkneaa of the atnnew— Thar thra struck s hrge Iron pH. filled with smaller jwda, krttlen and abilfata.—They finmd also a law hraea kettle filled and botrUe. Mirrounded It Scrq/ula, Skin Qhctaa* Salt Jftitum., Ht/philu, Price 25 Ceeta pre Bottle. ’FcnviU Complaint* Bayer*. TBtlMS C \SH. FAMILY MEDICnfE, Ttomors, EHsptfons, * Fiis, Bn^fuious Consumption, gtt. «r CBOWLEY, (Role Manufaciervr* 1 JOHNS la a superior tonic and dinrrtic; rierllekl ia 78 WILLIAM Corner of Liberty Slrcyt. blind, protrudiur and blecdine piles, and reneral dability. . READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: STREET, NEW YORKJ danaa of two yearn. ATOTHER write*, hi* sen waa cured after hia Arab had almost wasted awav. tn ip'riant to House Uwticrv. Important to Hailroad Companies, WWAW FILLS DARLING'S Important U> Farmers AdWfiB KEGUIcAT^R cmi ttnrykody. , • 1 in sheet., |t, poeka with rollers. Krad Rear-Admiral Charles H. Dana, c .wamandine tbe Miaaiasippi aqua/Iron, ia authorized tu purehaM M which th. JOHNS fa CROSLEYB they aw more certain and thorough than the Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elateriym-, and more soothing and healing than Senas; or Rhubarb, or Tatuartotfr, or Castor Oil. AS ALTERATIVES . CEMENT ROOFING, DAKiT^s'nvgginnnTrjfreK tf limlri* nn mv ..A * **—*_? — ia aw. IT B FIRE AND WATER PROOF R. ’ R. Otto Studley. Ew., ly Rart t^th Street. N. W. write.: Aug. II, IMO.—I had a tFflitnlty with the Kidney eomplaint three veara. whh eonitant pais in I he email of aiy back. I had Med moat alt ktoda TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. DktLlXO-S UVU XXGCLATOB, R. inrwrnmr thinking, bnt like to have tbeir thinking done by sime one site, wary tsibbmrf ArpfotMrfa*. that ' JIADWAY’S READY RELIEF Wil! WlirtAhdU- wb^iwff^paibw’inMtoitly^ its application externally or by its administration internally, and cores— RHEUMATISMin a few hours. BORE THROATin fifteen minutes. TOOTH-ACHEin three minute*. NEURALGIA (paroxrams of,i. ' “ ' ' tbe^Md aaQur^iBg troaBj-heyatem all <L» I They Jiflir from a!T swraaura । ilia. Their? Un ^koedb VAU AM th* Mt aetira and thorough piUa that hara aver bean introduced. They act ao dirocUy upon the Urer, eieilfatg that organ to .nA aa extent aa that the &V00A VoA^ccr, BITTERR action is Mt local, or conUaed to a porttoa of tbe In actirs ai>A inflammatory dmeasea. l)>e irrita­ tion produced by Dm Draatie Purgative Pills will ™s "3£>r 25i Maar psraaae ar* ia tbe habit of taking Balls. Ssidlitz Water. Magnesia. Ae.. to ymlate tbeir bowrfa. Tteto is tnuseeea. They succeed t* ob- Houiasha, Golis (Pains, Jndigwstion, Cbiftvanasa, CTtolera Jfbrbus, (Pain in tba /Jowoir, (Pi**inn», «to. never found anything equal la PERCBA AND INlHA RUriHKR. ag ' No Hcaria n-t^uirvd in making applicutton which confined me to tbe hou*e. tie of ttood tkaihisu, 1 look a Darling's Life Bitters* Il can be applied by any one. Booth fob. VtouNcA. WO WIOTt, IJaKLINU-S LIVEI! REi.tlLATOU. | 1 GCTrA | r.BILY MBDU IIS. MpuMd u. _ ■■' • PtBW‘A , CEMENT, miwu lrT all ninda wbri< .u u, Whim, uh- *t»d : • ;■ FOR SALE BY n,rn M^Ure?RLSiZ7a i noTfote tore One Dollar tn a letter ~ ' •IfiO BEST PIANOS. tlfiO .qtOTKSTEEN A HALE, bavlag mnovrt to eUtewew wafwaM, M. 478 BBtADITAY, liAN'L & DARLING, 102 Numu Bl, New To*. thapabHc a taagnibewl. AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. TO THOSE WHO THINK. "Wot^t Wke a CVvamv. fiVooA. .nA YAr«r VAX, cramps............... :.. Boeewocd Piano, PMOTOGMAFBIC QAiuaT KO CASH, Crayon Ambretvpe- Vignette *e.. not owe .tom of tbe bits ar other impartt'ars tjp«; Mkfaine"t|pe; npbsrfrr is ettwHnstrd from tbs Mood er ssrows taM. If TMirrnr Ambrutypc; NeiRmi BaMUrestffl wai^B toWfoSwterX’jSr* Pearl Ambrotype;.OnmnMi ( .rdaxsiXSE On removing three. they On one aWe ware binges *' '* 1 padlock, made Kh Vwi(\ua\.d ft* cviv lni|Ntrmrt to Builders. IXOTDW (MULAT MAP t»F THE MMfrtSSIPPI RIVER—From Actual Surrey* br Capts. rbeuruati.m. guul. As . I IfRADWAT'SHLUt HEADACHEu, Thera area class of < COLIC ily as white men, proved themaelvga men DIARRIHEA in forty miuutea. umonable to discipline, and speedily LUMBAGO, [pains of], UM of calomel. Mercury,Quinine, ia which cUchimoat useful corps in th* army, I CHlLlAi.......................... BURNS saving nur soldier* faun fatigue duty, INFLUENZA CROUP and doing vastly more work, pf " better quality than solrHefw will dfa. ‘ They have 8PAE' DEE1 naade-and repaired reads'and bridges, fel­ --------.------- -------- READY re led forests and built fortifications, and LIEF .bould be anplied Taken intarnallr—a taboo they would produce and ihr reUzstma and that would follow, woald be Hkelv to ar* now considered indiapensible. The ten-.poonfu) to half a tumbler of waler—will cure depletion acidit r of the atotuaeh, and promote digestion, it pzovc.fstel. In tbeM c«*es a mild, soothing" sod scheme was strongly opposed; the sug­ gently stimulating laxative, that will purge and bee!, soothe sad Mrengtben. like Radvay's Rm*' । gestions of authority were interposed ; Isling Pills, Is required. The cause of so many TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. prejudice was brought to bear; but the death. Iu tbae dUea»s* to owfag to ths want nf spnrgat ve Hl. RADYAYN F1UR. that wW . corp* <>f»egrp anppers and, miners still parg* without depleting or laterferlfig with tbe ' r*i»Ui. and is in valuable. I fear that.if moat rlcirant and (xiwerful medicine known in tba hmctlons or other soerettona. Not one In a hand- 1 Gen. Rosecrnns is not careful bow he uses j world. Thia la not boasting-, try jt, if yo« feel red of Yellow or other ferrr eases would prove: .rebel slaves in tbe service of bis country I skeptical, aad b« eoavinoed. It combine* in ita fatal if Rad war's Fill* were adopted intbrir treat­ composition the propertiea of a diffvalve atimuteat meat. ■ I lie will soon earn tbe repreachahle title aaanti aeptic, a mild but effective Astringent, and 8orac adroeeteesf DraMle FsrputAw rmmroas- ■ a direct noww over tbe nervaa, neftber narcotic o< “ d—d AbMitinniet.*’ There is nn nor auodina. t|strelia*M pSfal ly bold that griping, nausea, aiekMa*. traeamu*. manner pe daring the operat too uf tbeir pills, ia • favuraW. doubt ha has u fired tbe Southern heart” culiar to ‘taelff and for wbieli wo bava no word in sign l iftbelrpiUa expelled with the foeeae tbe —Cams. CtactMBot Commercial, diseased buaeors left Simulating In tbe eyelets. there would bs bat little pain or* griping. 7 It to the sbsswee of the b'le and other Tiuniora. which tbeir imperfect pills fail to purge out of tbe »rstern, that occasions tbe pain. By examining fas Some ynnng mm in Charlentown.Man. stools evaeuwted after severe grtptog, they will be found thia a^d eatery. ’ * 7 recently eaplnred an Indian inound in that place—the burial place of Ninigret. the last of the Pequot aachems—and found tbe remafaa nf hie daughter, bis os')y unmarried child : “They dug four feet and eame fo three ' veiy larffe flat stone*, weighing perhaps a Ion each. Raising them not of tbe way. "B\.oo&, •I Ji mac. and every other place in mary land .Virginia and Peasylvaaia, or money refunded. \tb 110 00 s year eared io every family One Bottle of Price *5 Ccflta per Bottle. 1. T. LUIVU. .0.1 - avA VkXU lifM Jitters, Price 25 Cent* per Ihillle. Buren^ay perbnp*, suit his Ch*lc»; but th* American-pertplfa faihipoaed *of honeat and Christian men and women, will prefer a more regular system.—JCerpify CouuXtta. The peculiarity of tba ■ This kind nf foe* snmunctiun and free separation, recommended by Mr' Vnn "HiKMeou. Ceniyieatu which hare been showered upon him from DARLING'S roc« TO MI BOTTLKK. ' nRAWAF8 £wtZr<RAVW^rmi£ Ambroty p-; imperial 4^ other Mse- Wrieejt L OwX I uo> ooni^o .i?f Ums with nay *uUc m*uufnetuf,d ic ibis eosvtiy, '-n»a 4T»Bmw!>w5t,MSWtwtac RELIEF. pprared that the pain, by ita (pacific effect apon vea, tbe inaida nf raualinnr the eirenlatkin he it, THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Qcxutt er ACWRWmer bonnet atfreest silk, Extending from � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-05.pdf 18fb46e9888f13abf2ac14082a0dc571 PDF Text Text VOL. 7 IS PUBLIHUKD KVSMY WEDNESDAY, with unfailing regularity, with feeble and trembling band, nightly the dear ww- ST ItlSHROA, BASSY COD NTT, MICIUUAM , man trimmed the little lamp and placed it In th. window. 8UH, when the bemfod form coaid no longer totter about the ______ H. N. SHELDON cottage, when she lay helpless on the bed. and the neighbors came In to care for hsr, <4 rifecclva retaUaiimi demamfad alike by she would eay, “put the little lamp in «sr duty t» the outraged laws of human­ tbe window ; my Henry will be thinking ity and to our dtixens. Just so long as tbs bloodthirsty Yankees aroperrnited to about IL" Night after night, and even until her proceed with hnpanlty in their devilish eyes grew dim, she would watch the ra- work, raiyiag for Immunftt on oor sentidience of the flickering lights, only saying meutal devotion HDVOTUIMG. sometimes, “Shall I live to bear hia foot­ steps 1 Will that feeble flame still bum when my life’s light has gone out I 1 have longed to sec him.”she said, “I hare blastings’ business Jhnciont GREAT nwi! prayed earnestly, but I have given It all up now ; I shall not meet him In this world." “Have you put the light in the win­ dow 1" she asked suddenly, a few mo­ ments after, “it is growing dark." Alaal it was not tbe light that waadark. Her hands grew cold. Over ber coun­ IJisullana. GRANT * SPAULDING, Over High Prices, at the “Mother, J will be everything to you that, I can be; I promise you that." HASTINGS BASON ALLEN, ■ EALES IN GROCERIES, proxi.lowi. DRUG STORE!!! high resolve made the young brow man­ like in expression. Not yet had ten tenance came that mysterious shadow that falls but once <>n any mortal face. “Oh I my boy! my boy !" she whis­ pered ; “tell him,"—they bent lower to catch her failing—“tell him 1 will put a light in the window of Heaven to guide bis fttoteteps there." The thrilling sentence was hardly spo­ ken when the shadow dropped from the aufferor’s face, and it smiled in the* calm majesty of death. I A fbnersl followed; bumble hearta attended the body of one who was loved summers deepened the gold on those fair locka. The earnest blue eyes bx>ked fondly into the faded face that bent over him. There was a world uf love in that D. C. HAWLEY, soul—a love that was not only lip deep ■ CALEB la all kinds af Family Groceries. but was proved by acts of self denial. The words arc beautiful enough to be for her sincere goodness all through the JUST DECEIVED repeated. Henry lyxjke smiled, because hamlet; and nn the hillside In a little aa be apoke there carne tears to his moth­ grave yard she was buried. MO DR MTS * STRIKER Not many days after a great ship came er s eyes. He had that morning been a new and mo*l complete assortment of promised a place in a country store, five into the port uf a busy city. Among all miles from the cot, or rather eabin. where those who stepped from the decks, none DRUGS AND MEDICINES, they lived. It was but a small pit were more hopeful, more juyous than HUbrook'i New Bieck. Haaliagx. Mieh. He had passed1 । lance, but of late the mother had grown young Henry Locke. so feeble tliat site could earn nothing; through the ordeal of life at aea so far , unscathed. No blight of immorality bad could scarcely do the little that order TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL ' fallen upon him. He bad* kept himself aod neatness called for at her bands. IWEEZEY 4c ALLEN One dollar a weak! It was a very ss spotless as if at every nightfall his little aum, but better, much belter than , fret had been turned towards the dour of I his mother’s cottage. Huw his heart nothing. Besides Henry was to have 1 bounded as be thought of ber ! StrangeFOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL hia meals with his empl.yer, and could, I ly enough he bad never dreamed she if be cbo«>ee, sleep there. But be did not PUB PORES, ONLTJK ( might be dead. It did not occur to him choose, fur the glad smile uf mother ; f ’ that perhaps her silver locks were lying for the pressure of that feeble hand ; f . ■om und*r ‘'d ots coffin. Ob, no; be onthe tender Christian words thnt came from DANIEL COOK ly thought of the pleasant light in the those pale lipa, ho was bravely willing, window, that bar hands had trimmed for after the day’s hard work, to walk the five him. So be journeyed to his native vilmiles, though dark and tedious the way waa.| Often be came bringing some little Yonder comes one who delicacy that he had earned, and which I. A. HOLBROOK 'ngly—a farmer in heavy boots and was sweet to the inviiid because he bro’t TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. nek, his whip in his band. He cbears ft. BABINS. CODFISH; the lazy oxen, bat suddenly stops, looking One night the sky was curtained with clouds. The widow looked from her “I sro you know mo," said the young little window facing the hilly road along Well, farmer Brown, 1 (tory^ Slate xtroet. « hich the bay w.tg«>ns went on their way sailor, smiling. ^xExumxh'i to the city, and said, aa she aaw the twi­ bow is-- ■ " “Know you 1 why, bow tall you are! light deepening earlier than is wont, vHe JOHN ROBERTS, . Ai< ('••All, Extracts, So—his eye drops, his mouth trembles— PHYSICIAN aad N.rr~t>. RwsineKeu Uroml* will not come to night." TIIK BSPBCLU. BBKBFIT OF TUB LADIBS. way. urvr the Court lloow. The wind blew fiercely and sent the “so you've got home." “Yea, and glad enough to get back branches of the old apple tree rattling 11. r. cherry, against the clap boards, and threw the again—bow is mother 1" xTOTASY PUBLIC and Croroysseer willla 1 “Your—mother,” be says in a low hes­ rain, and with a spite, over the little win­ dows, sheeting them aod nuking dreary itating way, that telegraphs ill tidings PENS. PENCfUt. INKS. PAPER, EN­ music. So the widow, quite confident before they are told in words. VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. “Yes, is she well T Is she expecting that Henry would not venture out in Qtc storm, read her Bible till her heart kin­ me—of course she is ; we're late by a MOST POPULAR dled w ith the holy words, aod putting out, month, fulL" CUitorn a Block. Nlats alroet, Battings. Mick. Roberts & Striker, JR13 UtWiS, GROCERIES! S protntitlr awd •«•ek. Battle Creek. ____________ Miehixa"- patent medicines J?B. NETINS^ Partlealar the eiU I'anknlar atlaatinn p«M lu <be rotleelioo ot HaiaM and money promptly remitted. OfBca. with W. W. Ralph Baq., Middlevine, Barry Coanty, Michigan. tpTTRATr TDX CASH i» comfoumd- her light, went tn rest. She knew not bow long she had slept, when a voice awakened her. The sweet voice su dear to ber, was crying “Mother, mother !’’ At first she thought it » dream, but lis­ tening intently she beard, blending with tbe wail of the wind that cry, and a sound against the latch greeted ber. Instantly •he groped for a light, unfastened the door, and behold, there stood Henry, a piteous sight, indeed, covered with mire from bead to foot. Hie face was wet, but the honest, hippy smile was in no ways abated. • My boy. bow eoold you come on such a night,” exclaimed the mother. “Why, mother, storm couldn't keep KNirPEN ft ROBERTS A STRIKER. and Mel By. J. C. Bcsaows. kind., ’•[//«' ROBERTS A STRIKER. C. PMINDLE, UDGE OF PROBATE, Natan'^7trol Lead and Tas Agent. Win * fo"od " J me from vou," was bis hearty response. •Tve had the greatest lime, though, you ever did*see—lout my way, got into the creek, and it must be midnight; but I meant to eome, for 8 — gave me a trifle over to-night, and 1 knew yoa needed It." “My dwr boy." sprung fnwn the mother's heart, with a tear or two that trickled down b« p^» eb^ka. -1 wonder I heven’t thought of it be­ fore," she musingly exclaimed, “Aftar thia I’ll put a light in the window.—To DANIEL STRIKE*. OUNTT CLERK. Notary P-Mk. sad Groerri H. COOK, THZ GBEAT CAU81 OF human J ABBS A. SWBEKKY. MISERY. fur yon." ___ Fur three years the Lamp was platted in the little window every eighu Poopfo often remarked, “as bright aa Mother Locke's lirtle window, and H beeemo a »iUi <■>. ^borhyud. ON THS “Your mother, Henry 1 Well, tbe old lady," be playa with hie whip, or rather strikes it harj on the dusty road. How can he crush that happy younx heart! “There, you need not speak 1" cried the young man in a* voice of sudden an­ guish ; and be recoiled almost stagger­ ing from the farmer's aide and bunco bis face in hia hands. “Henry, ray poor lad, your mother i." "Don’t, duo\" cried the other, show­ ing now a face from which all color had flrd- “O! my mother! my mother I— she is g<«e, gooe—and 1 am coming home so happy 1” Fur some momenta bo sobbed in ago­ ny. How weary the wnrid had grown ! finshof each-albert. .JM find a foothold in our territory. [Here follows • half column of tbs bitterest lions of the people—somethin that may effectually curb th. iasolanaaot'the enemy sad peevect a prowcotion of those infem. ... r.> ahfiUgjJr ’ Sometime teat winter an eld defy, man uf (Springfield Blind* and servile insurrection with which the i Lincoln Government has threatened the ble opportueity, the clergy South. Hovis this to be done! We the President, “what, eiF. W j must resort to retaliation. Yes: but on the slarerv Question f i what shall be th. kind and what the mess-. juat where they ought to begin, will only make the matter worse—will only cxeitc the ridicule of th. enemy, and atim.late them to renewed atrocities. W. ought yooarixwy.' Tba know TrtiMrr ft.-fee old Methodist proaahor, sad the Fob river and its freeha one. in the pmsecce of Fa young minister •« worrying murder and outrage upon women and river and expreeeing feaifa that be Wd children. 1 . . . . J ba pro vented from ftdfllttng sunroof bis The President should iaaue a proclama appointments by s Rmbot fo th., (O»r. tian, demanding that Lincoln's Emauci Father B, ohceked him ig ^isr gravest petion proclamation be rescinded, and the manper, .nd gare him a bit c whole war .ystam of the North brought Said be, “Young man,ltttv^i within the rales of civilised warfare, aod it a rule in roy life not te declaring that unless Chis be done, we . shall send forces into the North to burn, President, *1 am not gUug to-.«K^y ravage, desolate and destroy everything myself oyer the s^vecy auction Ayil 1 in their path. Nor ought thia to be an get to 11” But the other iav, amongyhe empty threat. The recent exploit of Gen. Stuart haa shown that the Northern ter­ Methodist clergyman vli bed beanF the ritory is open to as. Ws an send car. atory just luld and knew of the applica­ airy expeditions into. Pennsylvania and tion made of It by p|e PcasijieuL .fYfhcn Ohio, with others to move rapidly from bo was intrpduipdd to .Mr. Lincoln, bo place to place, and do nothing but burn simply remarked, ••MrJPresldabt,Tuva and destroy. The daaaa population and come to tell you that I Chink we hev. concentrated wealth of them Slate, are got to Fox ri'var.^. ’ Mr. -Lianpbi satr the circumstances which would greatly facili­ wit of jbc remvk > Mtj tuxUu^ agjl tate our operations. In a country where a laughed very heartily b'xer it Was city lies al the end of every day’s journey, there no good sense in it as well as will and a town is passed every boar, an in­ Thank God we have now vading force would God plenty of occupa­ river. tion for its destructive powers. An un warlike and unorganiaad population wol’d suon tire ol raids tike these, and clamor Calico dresses are indeed a granjl in­ stitution. Delaines, silk», knd e v4n * aat* ins, are good enough In tftir plaoi-14n the parlor or band box, and all iacbjfbut A gang of rowdy boys in a Northern after all, the old “stand by,’’, the weheity, celebrating a certain Fourth of July stantial. is the shilliM .cailoo. t Cana In honor of their fathers, seized an aged must be taken Dot to son the sljk ;’npfbcolored manat an apple stand, confiscated ing must eome In contact With 'tW’feice his stock in trade, and hustled him away drees thnt will rumple gad*stain i^^M into the suburbs. There (hey kept him the calico, that’s made f*w work,».ASd for the greater part of the day, aad, to uobly does it .fulniJM .mis^iuo. .Silk «ae a phrase known in college, fasard him. rarely finds its way iblo the raalliina of They pulled hia wool, they kicked him, 'life—that Is, Into the kitchen1 a£ bmnc“,'<M’ they pat nettles in bis sleeves, ceh new into the but <>f the suffering abroad. '■Ret outrage suggesting another, until as a calico, O what rich njeals we-get’by.tiri bow it cheers lb.-auff.aUg, 'm with its bright colors. snd ehcwrfuii' presence it stands with soft hands ministering torpor distresses I But then’ iu addition to _ all, which quite broke up the hilarity of the calico comes In, may with exercliB bf patriotic occasion, the noo-extenalon fact­ kitchen duties—which ft known bow' M ion insisting that tbe old cuss should be do so well, and lures tn do ao dedrijMM ducked in the horse-pond and permitted and sits down at the piano or leciodewBj aad makes the liquid melody Row sweet­ thereafter to go about his business. High words ensaed between these mis­ ly forth—ay, even the blending of Ita guided philanthropists, and the party of own sweet voice with the mmfle df'ttw the constitutional right of every man to instrument, then we appreciate ealico.--4 iarnip kit swa oifftr. “ Ah," cried the latter with crashing Irony, •' you reckon a nigger as good as a white man ! You are nigger wursWpere ’ Look at old Caff. Ain't be a beauty 1 Don’t some of you The flowers iiad lost their fragrance, the want to marry his daughters T’ These sun its warmth ; hia heart seeinrd deui. wero very erwel tnnts upon tbe phllan“Heary, she left a message for you,” tbropfota, who pM«i<>.ately explained that said ths old farmer, wiping his eye. with they hated the old darkey as they did the Devil, that tbev did not object to the hex the sleeve of hia frock. “A message for me 1" It seemed as If Ing oa far* ft h.vd goat, but that hanging was an Irregular proceeding, which it was the white lips could hardly speak. “Yea; says she—so my dame told unfair to ask them to aerial ih, though mt, and so tbe minister said—Tell Hsn ry t will put a light in the window nf Heaven to guide hia footsteps there.’ ’’ “Did she oh! did aba say that 1 Gud would be the effect of hia own evident In­ ble* you JffTtelling me 1 All my long capacity to take care of bimeelf, and no­ From crim ms lions and voyagerZ have thought of the light in her body’s foJIt. little window, I have seemed to sec it disclaimers of hurasnlty that did loo streaming along down to the foot of the bill, till it grew brighter and brighter aa I draw amrar. A light In the window of Heaven T Yas, mother, I will think cutting one another's throats” .boot an you are still wailing for me. I qould not old black nifgrr! " Now, vie trad from eay unprejudiced see YOU in throe long yaara, but 1 knew tbe light was burning. 1 sannot see yoa point of observation, say from that ol th. now but I know that the light is burning." Slowly and reverently be went to the tbe candid it o>>afined itself to hillside grave yard, and there ba knelt Fatbnt Sbbmox Exti.suimus*.—jA sufferer from long eermona tbe London TVwwr that a hour's preaching the bottortt should be crartrived to eome principle of an otMicUrt, and clerical into ths gulf bpl proposed that a sounding b in the shape of an extitq exactly to fit tbe pulpit,, above it, and that al tbe twenty five minutes from I the text, it sbuuld begin to T. __ exsctly at the half-hour, to “shot up"Ihe' lengthy preacher.-SHroftjfc ArieFfam. ' 1 ibii' 1 w («ra i. ImDBUTT MsXthDM as SMS Ka*wri Tbs Borton JnwxHyaZor,—irreprearifrljr. heretical, but spicy,—is responsible for th. following . f Om Sn M CUtnr ■jrblf’W’r and wept on ber lowly grave. But not there ba thought bar. Alt robed in bear­ ban be aftly garments he saw the heautifa'. aoW Ibattl. be had called mother, and streaming Iros Ji£a wsslusouv.tedc.il> slender beam seemed to come, trembling to his very feet. Than he knew that the light was placed in the window U Heaven. .• “ room ed the pork from bi« ■■mw sorartiroro that I written ovari Loab^.OMJM But IbMlf* jos - ndH �will be, forced open tbe country, giving N n«M7M TO McClel. •mm, Oftte N.Y. Spirit that nn President Lin. to lUadlan's head- Letter from Secretary tinrsrS. Tbx eovxaxMxxT oan t«« TBS ITSKBir fbuflk. Philadelphia papers of tfa 29th tfa folfow " " (on their by cmnmnnlrating , _ _Mtaet, and the of. I of the Government, and Seward, wri stale oently adopted by I jll tbrmtgh with this con. he relaxed tato his usual familiar manner. privonera, amnm i ho ttiformn me Um you rot my . morning from I I SlW^and auT_w<««^^ Thta tnuv .J Cp.m Bur’l..r 100 I.. Cb.rlr.Wr". a was .irgnnitcd^C^^®^®® . . . —r l()c tnwn B1,d B aey other source. I wish to call ntirutit.n rJr.2?°.?r^**TfarlXtteredt'n every f ton fault to your character—a fimlt which ‘wo regiments of thZmuuntatas, a large , is ths sum of iny ..l^ervrt^ns j fa _ e . . 1 -i_i- yesterday gamed !■ Ik । any 'To At PkilaJofpJtia Bopliil Atooriation: important 11 ■— IlWtol UH W hr tfaotfa? head, of depart. Time will noon tell ; nod we bs&it -. ’ Ws ■'Wrehftions with me ch meats. aa wwl* — *“ the revolutions which were reception of tl solicitude for tbe honor of tbe In the same direction 1 e,*n“b,*° *ttb .,hl< tncu^ro^collert ^mwrmnjra^ and the destinies which awai future. C’l'i/F 7* h’? . .m^rnikc nil tried *n C"»ltcl no man ran <a ....... . . J fi,,,,. >rj-, but .PaMbSebMlw ■wrhtwv.IHe Phi1*-C^re wljj^lrrol hh.loo bld Barry true tothe Gov­ ernment, ; . '. TM1C»E«T bctctct 1! : We congratulate our redders lhai Bar­ ry County has proved her. unconditional pisiform uftbe’ tfiW/T Spetiri )>«rly 1ms been Into kftneked pieces, ‘uolll ‘"»• twoplsnks rthns’m together; andlhe former professed friends uf Republican­ ’ . Ikite of bhnketa. Mid wilfaettrnta, sleep' tag in the woods, on the ground by their camp fires, wltboukevcn oudctagniatistls; and w^rti J remembered that 1 had indueed hundreds of them to leave their hotaew, cross into Kentucky and join thw federal •rihy, how does the readersuppose 1 felt! I felt mortified, disappointed, insulted, and farther, that mb sppningy was due from tne to the men..and I made it to the regiments, drawn up in suqnre, before ______ _______ _ __ ___________ ____ taking up their line «f march. 1 -made", by Ita pollution. Thus may It ever be with those wbo place preferment -above pi tactpie. The rotwroe from this eouuly are nearly ’ have sent only partial returns, so that the majorities, probably VW|H W* Utile.— Ow the Stale tick* the Republican ssd trust a while locger to tfa geoerosity, humanity and honesty ofthe federal-gov­ ernment. They shouted fi.r the ‘•stars and stripes,” said they would go. fight and die in the cause if need be, and trust to Brownlow, Governor Johnson and Horace Maynard to see that justiec is deme them and theta families, should tfay lose their lives. “They received one suit <rf light clothes Ma >Htyfo«18. 4 For Cuogress, F. W. Kellogg has their majority over Church of M2. For State Senator, 8. W. Fowler has poaure, It moved me to tears-; aad in shaking bands with them 1 found myself too fall to speak, and only manifested my regard by a cordial shake of the hand;— A. Sweraey has a majority of 150 over For more than a month before they left K. B. Wightman. —2d District ,G«t tbe Gap they -were npoti half rations, and Tbomss bss s msjurity over W. H. for ten days before they left they had not tested bread, bill subsisted upon beaus Brown of over 450. and rice, and wily half rations of those. — ‘ D. H. Everts for Sheri^ has a msjurity During the sixteen days march to the Ohio river they by grating new con and killing of 606, over C. C. Bliss. such bogs and shoep as they could find on For Clsrk, H. P. Cherry bee a the road, it is greatly to be regretted itv of 627 over D. W. Smith. that the men composing this arfay have Harvey N. Sheldon has a majority for been so shamefully neglected, and treated Trwwurer of 601. • J- W. Stebbins wm with sueb cruellies.” •It over M. 8. Brackett On Represen tati vc, 1 st District, Jamc« Ms competitor. . For Register of Deeds, S. H. Cook Im beaten EH Nlcbola 749 v«M. Frank Allen, over C. G. Holbrook for Prosecuting Attorney, fas 037. For Circuit Court Commissioner, Har- voy Wright--beets-Harmon Smith by 550 votes. , Asa D. Rork, has a majority over on frrifnitfHlgliKW ,MW<4Hn’y may Iff to U In motion... .yvnera! ^y'.rr in tbe same direclkm- MeCfafan « l>ca<l-. quarters tfSvtow et'Bt-iflit^'Wl thb I ototnac. Burwatow-le-^rithtfaadVshce. A ................ ........ •yw to examine yoursrifotid see if this is not trea»*-< • r*-;r •_____ New Advertisements. .;' .*’?.. .ioEriKiuks** RsWflMgf Sfarpirtiurg, an^.piyfal foing pver ths Stou Mi rhtf has ,been resumed. Uhstand , rUtf.bqa.Uefl resumed. . Nots Nufcu Ubstanfi-j ing fbesc fhesc uiamfertatioua, mauifvstatoHia, a»d asd aenntrary^ aenntrarvT th« Um. M.U» l». ' belief entertained at bendquarters, the cleases unit tnv ihain, ’^dy ”fi pre*hw> -tavrwsra that the main, ’I, , P/Tf stales Tfa Subscriber is prepared‘to'ftehl| n,’l,<> rur— Oxen I the rebel ttamy' |mfafrrady>Hrv;>te<l. ... mdbing --yTranuH rw.J“r'11 i that wc shftTI get at Wfocbcstc ell '*«! tnown a eon»id«r«ble । fa ntrttv.Mell “- llut --------------- arm th E. PABBO.XH. Hastings Nov. 1st IMS. ______________ m. .Imil.i ................ -d,-lit ’nioanuin, through at hront tJ'Iu?, nut go . OfthoKtfaafatBestFfadosftisPsttrnii, Roni II fe M&v-d l“.F" _ ............................ rrj into wmirr 1 Ornw r““*‘ ‘ ber i. pa-bug Smuburi ><» other , dor willI oblige us to to.qwn own that tirnl heretofore farotefere J^—ntouDtaitw foromwVch the peo^-^-n -.-r..the very kind of administration.'which they at; the time nd mi red and preferred; Political, :mural and religious teachers exercise yie ffwatest influence in forming and directing popular seatitneets aftd- resoluliona. Do you, thcrcfiirc^genllsmcn, persevere ip th^ inculcation oftha prititndrtrief MWkt? «»* spH-r • kA.fw * - .At pies and scntipicuts nhich you -have ex­ pressed in your recent proceediHga, end1 •*»/• "-Sr advenra from FSx'^remfri were capfared. Uuf ' «£- rest assurod.thal.-if rod that if tbe the national magnamnmflnnno • f hl relurned to ramp. IH aTISO lL|ip thei ertsie^Crd^dl. ? rebd-fares <bc Blackwater mily shall ‘ found ' equal • .fa -• •• .bMb ibe .MMrjr v<^ Bnd Ph.I.MpU. p,. :.!.« ...* —n. ... bo«-r, l.ru. A. through wL__ Jm«»lr».u..> r.PiM .„J j |„,c ■wA «ner. h«v. r,-.-- __ ________________ effort* on.UM^rtprtb. the part of the A Admin _ pCfSIBI Hl WUK'llg ui nr;o » imw S'------------- , ., , IM»S «JMUn»B,iAliMVi wlll be spiircu fa brjng nbimi n peace ners — w* here k«v« »< n.a h«d h«rl tatr.t hesvv , be»n been uriewtrJ arrested in m Norl-.lk Norfolk to J.< day.. iVATCli:"jBldSb’”itsmsa^aibesrl*4i* .Wulleu riv-r* Wo -------- -------------- be seen Indicating n de ww*, t'n»>i^**cd lur without a lute of any part <>f the notional XT,eep< for . f« (Mr. on Snhdny fay Nothing could Traibrs, etoterritories, or lhe sacrifice of anv of the , It • sign On !>*’• part tn retreat.‘ 'Hiere i« 1‘ricc Bctailaat tr<ns»toteOfa.t j night,.and the riser has nut swollen. '* constitutional w\fPSnardn of civil reia stili fordable almost anywhere.” llglotfi ftlierty. ' I need hardly jwy tlmi 1 of Lee,,, A faille greeter than «' respond. Imi’arioe Ctote ■<"*"**>^*7^ the satisfaction winch will aVriif) tljai 'rekbit wTTl, be nnmeastirably increased if . M ! the ,t.A end J' 'nflhe At Ifa atrtl tswkt '’ 1.7 I • "7 ■ Thu fidlos ipg has bceu cocsi«edt,nt •' "> It shall Im- found, also, dial in the opera­ qumnw-aMCnm i’ai^ra.aa.-wgy. Ifoodqunrterj I Nvn YuA, OeL 30­ tions which dinll hiive preJ seed it human­ ' -I ClllnfaHtthd, Md., Octi 2P. ity shall have gulped new and important ■ a To Urfs. Gen. A D. ifartb. Chief of*Staff: ’ fldvantMtn.. Cpmiucnding. oprselVcs to I urtered-Lieut.-Col. Qbn-k, with Hie . ybur prayer^ and to the prayera ut, flll 88d Illinois, ta take lhe Rltig. l.i earulry 1 who desire ilia wc!(«ro ut our fttunUy and two gm» of Rourkrs battery, nnd ^ ”7 <»r‘uur side vf thnl riycr, mwF iutehd • lt<»n «-*. -* r»rictycfl!»ew ai»j.4Mk*i»U.and of mankind, 1 lender yon ibe sincere pursue the party that look the rattle in ' to hold uk\’ ‘ ' .. . *1<iEi!rL^P^-i^.viU.Orelau4f-. thanks of my associsfas, with whom 1 Hurdv rountr." • have the honor to remain, gentlenn-a, WATCHES & JEWELRY, ; them a speech, advised them to obey the ciirftmiuVd by tbe gnvcrpmeul. buL. can- fare .nd encowdittensl loyalty, who trust- «d Its fraH tenure, have gone down, defiled 4t, pbwer»Rnd all iu fnfetB, and ,lb»ri»i<i.Miii,n which can giro It <-ourBgs, ,per --- ----------p|j|,-w from to wi R» .wm F fro‘n Ih.jntitrpyWbwMT )*« urujll'JI toe jnhcrrapsvMafkdf pu required to toad ..or toysa*-c. Ilia, indeed, pnwlfilo .ftir". an” adaiinislratiun ,i# U>1« ; cbuuirv to enpeiive and perfect policies which w.mM^bjjbciiefictant,! fait, iv eould not carry ‘them .’into. effect without the , public consent /for firajtiipUnKtlion which the staUsumn Mrires from axperi , cnee Is, that be must do in every ease ; not what hp wishea, but vffat ha <W>< “In reviewing thiB^history ©f our ,counti-y,'we ~ w . find <M ninny taafaoocs ___ _.in. which it JisjhppFgra1»e,.errora fare'been । direct ora, and Hiiiiie' other motive Inc^plicaulp to m-j. . I rnrrip#*/' of yvts-Mvears WplHfort JftcjanBftside of to gather results. Such-fas.fa *' Such - Jura i been ynur history, ■* ‘‘-‘-—“.J, .Xtes is mn,Wn movements of troop* in ibis victaity hiri been eongMikHaod. wMtafau exception'll? General 8umnrry.fp<»w, QuW&f. Corps) J ordered Cspt Pnu dm Uta«j-« jtil «JT goverruurel. a I.M Mto. UP imw J— returned ofrrt t..„. * . visitto .bleu. part nf General .Morgan Une.oVl from ’S Mp«i,ii, , .aasiiqpi.fl* .anrt l« troops, who recently evacuated Gomber- expeeusl ib.rihe^jiove lite rklw ,bC tth« bud Gap, and that he. fiatfid, than* in a- ■ pelipleorhr deatitute QooditMw. ,They were on their*' merit W elwhv. dspenJeutoo lh»M|>porl way to Gallipoli*, Ohio. U>ir* BaowaloW: ■of the n.lbxi froni ,wUm . It dert* «■. »il JelphU wv >|zu*m RtnsrtD PtANTATihirs nc Lovtsxax*.—A correspondent of the Borton Traveller, who accompanied a flag of truce to n reb­ el tamp eighty milc± frutn New Oulaans, 3 few weeks stare, soya! “ We passed large groves of oranges, ripe,?and soon to dettav for wnttt tiF labor to pluck them *, large plantations deserted, ano the Immense crops of sugar and corn destined to the same fate, and for the same cause. The scene was dismnl in the extreme, and should be witnessed by its.; , ----- J AVn.biiHtWttJdrtu#; Suirak lubM" “Ypur very obedient servant, “William H. Sgwann."’ look the enemy at da/Hgtft tills morning,. "by the fsbetaamwral mrntb•nd attacked Ahn and raptured one hun­ dred and se+efoy hfad W rattle sixteen । Rwaslsglfa Blockade. Washington, Oct. SI. The Slar Myer *‘We fave-rtftabli in rwkfcUUi p Slewed, anA "rknfv ht.nwra F.‘lt«Lr.T. Brig. O™. vJ? » ibsprt^’ta . .egtiM *->» ]«’/X/ I ..J ,wplrr SKTrofi^srda.wiU ** svuc Lrre I of the MerrifofibTVV'. 2. I Wfr'b Mil I” i pre*. U> BB< Jrfut loysJduller, wi'b t-iljl'i* ■ lilehmrmd „.n.e lioir. <lurin# -r Me. I ( -M.. us.MS J'T? W.J.inetoh/i&si. from Chfa, bn her late The fullowing wyf jvccivcd ot. the i it^ every way a She lift®' b<-«i <»f MuHalto, .Headgurtera <.f tfa Zkrmy to-day.;, ’ rohiphrted nboyj n inoulh and fa’.mrtle far eared1 nf . St Louis- Oct- 29. .several trips to -Fort..Darling. ’’Stiu fas cotton, quite a number uf Texan slsvca, formation from parties jukt that lhe Steamer Blanche, trip from Texas t«» the port Cuba, carried, in addition to Jta. Cl <ft *7 with their owuens who prumtly sold To M.j, Gw. H. W. H.lleek: jPolling (noarSw. S»* Yotw Crrr. Tb. rf lbw Crowder I. wgaln ape , W *”•"**" ,b““1 r * them to Cuban planters, and also that co.Ibl, C,™. Seh.4Wld'. dt-rirrt-. from J? ■‘•■n.lpfr/U jkf H>f £.rj.- ------------ ,<tih several aeceMion families arrived from MORTGAGE SALE, -iq those northern men wbo, ignorant of war FrirelUrille, Ark., -r rh.< re.tert.T .1 inPrnW I., h«rt™ no.u.le.l In botii tickets, lease Messer fas a major New Orleans and its vicinity, bringing and Us ravages, complain of it so bitterly dn/ligta Brt-.Gm. Vernon -Ilie the »<««< three .eek^ fl» .nneUnery ..f cfsnll hannjbeen ioUe in tbe eoutHlibn. cf will) them numbers of slaves. It will ftp'over W. P. Bristol of 621. because they are called upon for increased JM»-meet of s cvri.ta Indjutoreot * .. • u_i i.t* wift-. Si­ be remembered that the steamer Blanche l.l lZ«.e.r.lr,..d '.lM.7.l1 Mobil, owe [ th. M.rhuoe eorfc. », 1. Sl» W. —IThy tbe entire Republican ticket is texes. At noon we stopped at the plan­ run her cargo to Cuba, under tbe British "mP .............. in elected by majorities nearly equal to tation of a Mr. Webb, and asked of the old black woman who thrust her head out flag. O.r*.rtT M. .beet 1.000 nr. eerl*.. uf her Sbeesol 1860. Tbe official canvas will -TheSpAoish man-of-war. Binscn degary of a window at our approach, for food for n.MI»M 0,000,1 ? '' Is said to have landed more or less ofifa e hll. the rebel ---“«** --------- ‘,___ --~-r f—*'' ‘f _ .'hc • June, in the year of our U>rd one vary some of the majorities ft trifle from man and beast. » slaves, entering the Island from ihowicin- ,eumnandri b, C..I. Cneenl j luar that tfa .Merrimac XNo. .. 2....................... it a failure, bumlrei ••■dADx-tjMkud nrco' " • these figures on local candidates, bul “ She called a small.boy, wbo pointed >'and that the rebels declare her SO, then |J^S^y^wirtig-r, until*' ity of New Orleans.'’ After a sharp engagement of an hnftr |“,,u ‘“S —• on the State ticket iho vote is nearly cor­ out to us a spot where our horses might th. enern, ... e .nrplwi, r™t«l Im,. | V mny eepwrt her I.. eWcul .nd 0" get a moulWul. and then conducted us in­ M.rtgaa^ u* I-R* rect. Glory enough for one day !! Tua Imdiak Wak Oran.— According ing nil his raifip equipihHite and a few to tbe house where ft sumptuous repast •'•■-• awaited us of cracked corn and a little tn reports published bytbo Mankato A»- wagnns. I napping. It was for Ihh rwi«m that a - The hiss of the enemy is eight deed nn dependtHt, the Irfdtau war'brnter In Min molasses. Fortunately our haversacks We shall not bsable n>'giro tbe gene­ <->ttr loss ii-five wounded, one rebel made a remark thnt the obstruction* ware.belter stocked, and after making the neaeota,and tbe red skins are far enough the fleM. in the James River fad nil been removed. -- ral result ofthe election bold yesterday, old woman’s heart glad by a present of awsv from tbe viciuHy <*fth<se(tleftien(s mortally. orianv. , ., , ... Gen. Vernon-pumM (be cntnSv for mUpdiug. ovti^lh, fa «myV. tly Mca aad it may not be well to venture any some “flour bread," we set out once to set at rest all fen¥» lest they return vre.1 mHes taw the Breton MoWtatas. ihf t^’-racti.-Bs wore rcum^l to again. Little Crow has been deserted several rrtHes into the Breton Moinrtatns. more.” ■ fet the Mcfrltwtt ho. 2 outi ■ ry «i>«J Rist* Signed, S.R.‘(NIRTI9; by most of bis followers, and has himself ic*cried M ..f M.eliitfM., MtiTbring 1 the issues were momentous, and the rc ■ • -J; “■ ;MnpGeh; Cam. run away toward the Riicky Mountains Trial of a New Iron-Clad. Mikg diJ»udtb«Mt«uai - —spti;ui. jioncjte.. salt, whatever it may have been, may The new irron dad Monitor battery Over 300 Sioux prisoners have •'been rut roster tse#! •» •* Pas-oic, which baa been budding ftl the taken dy Col. Sibley’s, and nre undergo­ tfarfi’omssrraAl sayiv “T1* ArmX ' iWUTF Contiuental Iron Worka at Grewipouit, ing trial befiirewdrutn head court martini. MIBLn BDTK B of the Itop.nuc w ;il hm-iifier cminlst <>f detn&ud took a trip down tbe bay yesterday, at< Their punishment will’Come Isler and three grand armies, nine corps, thirty j tractiog much attention from those ou sure enough in thd ftiUtrc relations of the divisions and seventy brigades. uarv BUJ —------r other steamira aud vessels she passed.— Federal Government with these the "The firat gmud army .•ilhconsist >of reammv nf treating our present national Tbe Passaic mode about five knota an weakest and most verttal tools of Beceseia. the. «ocp»:ofGena. Reynolds, Porter, and Manifestly thir will release Gem' Pope troubles. Should a Congress be elected, Franklin, under Gtm Hooker. thfaWrt iigbi fafarWsfa •IrtT-thMc, st on* lu the lower bay experiments ware and the larger share 6f bls troops to h ^r2--------- i-u------------- ... ------ .r 4b<) oppoaed to tfa Administration, it must D. Lovelace for Surveyor ol 019. • For Coroners, John O’Riley ran on D । bn remembered that it fas no session, or voles ta nsttanal affairs, until after tbe Fourth of Merab next, and perfaps not nntil Dec- lat, 1663. - ; rVfrtaff tfa period of time to elapse matters may be so changed as to Ifavfc wo fl*ctiot> in referenes to the then waist made with the armament on brerd, con­ field wtach be and they sill lite better, sisting on one eleven inch Dahlgren aud ahd where they een d- the qpuntry taore A few mounted cotoproles will one fifteen inob gun. Thia letter ie the service. largest ever used on any vessel ,«f war.— be all that is necessary to Mmfrh peace Its maximum diameter is .forty-eight and safety to tbe borders, end three Min­ inches, bore fifteen iaehna. ita finished nesota will be glad to farolsh'. ' ' weight forty two thousand pounds, whilst Riotcliji ur T7tx'NfocTC-x(iRX*«.-^-'rtp.' tbe shot it carries weighs fimr hundred ■ »V arms, The Mhm Btrnr, Wwhtah to Um xmvn, vc'iww corps of Gw*. Couch, U ifa SinciMA. upder Gen. Bu reside. ,) ^Tfa-third army still consist of Gen. Cox’ft.aud two . utfar Innrpm^to.-wbum ■aid county: ’ a.*m’ *lrtb tate’-dsr at Nsrnaber nrrt. 1■pfkMU will be restfvM s*<l detcrwluwl rtUltir perm*nent commnndem fave ndt yet been assigned, nsder Gen.-Sumner.” k m । ■ r Hbaduva«tkrs Arm*of trtfc PofoiAc, recent elections do, not'- shpw ,2fty partio-: , Sondat, Nbr. -2d, 9 r. Ts.—Genera! Pleasanton come up wBh 4fa enetayN lag policy of tba Administration. Thus, cavalry rind artillery at'PbllHnfontabotit ' it may sobappoc^hal wilhan opposition ll o’dmdr-yraterdnV. The fight, ■ whlWv it necessary to nominate >ar candidates’’ wvs rtrtdnvted Wta.ily by artillery; hiated the voters have elected a large portion of about five hours, when the enemy retired' radical men. Judge Kelly, TlmdJeus to Unfon, a emhll town about th tec Itarfrs Stevehx,Thomas WUHntnsendGleiil W. beyirnd. Gdr l*tas wks one kitted and with its abjsote both North and South.' lata Wordsu warw-amomg those wn board ScbotM*d drealt nTtfatschpul. and tost fourteen wooudrd. 'I’he-Wemy’s force o« tfa trail trip. K F. Ac /faL no votes bx Ik1 The few Phi«>n U)«lf «cc\ consisted of a'portion of StunrtNcavwtry,' and owe battery. Five of them are even'. enjvpwou W IttPouvaar N avax Captcsb.—-Tfa napseveral knfarn'to hare been kHled.1 ‘ rArio. to Um eruAtog oui i * Thfa mofnlng PleasJnton renewed tfa <M,to bk»i lh.So.lll m«J Itof >fa»vt 8 ftMock. Al 10 Vclmk lie ondstaty (founds. Tbeezperimeots were satisfactory, excepting ihst the smoko fill­ ed the turret unploasstrtiy al timsa; this turret revolves once in ninety seconds.— Captain Percival Drayton, Lieutenant Miller, Engineers Uttig. Hwbie, Dipps and Hoods, are among the ofltaers of the J£?X«K... ular spite of voters against radical caudidates. Onifa"<5pntrary, while,t^e.adyerseries oftheguverntrient fave often foupd • ■ ‘ > RAMtm BOTMR Mertt-r* Estate of Rewrite Wicksb- Asmsmi'i Ornes. Ioxia. Oct Bib. IMS. ALONZO SEfcMONS. •■' •’ * jtessrer.«h Dts. IIMt | D*;. Rfaxcirti Wttrltiis.-4.By rcfcrene# **“ *■’" "* *’ Uu r-. adini; o ‘ op tbe third pa<o, , the S4lh. ■raj-er wfarotaforeed bt a brigacfe 'of'tafnntry. KT oppof . ... rit one 6’dnek the rebels foRi back ’from ^radlI ra Gro Vhten, Smd odr tortfW octnpfod ■ ■-■ -• — AdmioWrUioo,lhe hopn 1 , i-^n. .ii*, ',1 Itettotou* 'M»l rttiuwi' <M»'« No mtn fit r> ■ijowARi, ffleocftTwx, Miua.r 3L tHSsSr to <torit.’i �Tefal W DRY-GOODS* MH Ar . 4"1> MBTJshjI f AT THfe; OXLY EXCLUSIVE often d.j but c l.^d ™>A Hm vrry plruanl. ”-W9^f«OF- IN BATTLE CREEK! ny Lear either reader. Lm<>w c, j-—•—•• “iltire. il'ire. Our ■T>|« Eh«cnox l.i rUua«L—t£wl*7 ^PMCES” CASH STORE! the electric •0 often ended |^wt military -J*. In Urn i»l‘<Mdy been for*. VM7 taH mooa. ■rroMxcxnc •—-F-* AV*’?.-’| DIGSSTIVE SROHS. TVYCBt CAVWv-ft ’<>««« iro? Muff • Y,*| r-> >! »' mW- ' ".tefl b ,»> foal t»df A- L. SKINNER wi'iXteds: 1 ‘1 Au'In* Stir? ^;ra^,uier4'~' An Immense Stock of T~»X*i.’^,;!“ " ■•uteotfriiacrtak. .• u ti.L . Al a saMiotiXttee ProbateQMrt forfb« Coan^ f < . " tv of Barer. Iln1,1A.1,— ^1- — spwp-i pk-Maiuly li, llic It^ldWfean, iha, ,o Fu.l..ni.t., h.dw' Tb« mulct,xWSVjMFuiat*<l unfcn with . S. iCM. reriloT BEFORE TUB RECENT ADVANCE I there was more hwd »i»rk ^rfbrme4; „ pocidlv bj the Rrpubiieani than we have rvwmaMKd Lcforc w.^p. b* Come and , «u.ri^ «lil»n iu ||„, iu Id bar® in tbeir ^TOr |mpor(nnl Mhrnnu,. «Meh I. p,rl, ,h> | hwlar .UM. th.,. »n> depri«d—lh»-. I. । loMy, th. tnhv, .I ...rtf "tihih^ ** P"^“ ',U“r,.“«uF ' Tkrn,. nil, n.prtsA’VF’^lkfWOyv.'/jykcr. Ik. Fu.h.rn.1. ripprUrt mxi'j SHtoill Ton UTAjfl Which are offered mmnndars coald 1 lien «,>*□.(« f..rTmwwl..wd --- 7 "‘-p*- OU guided to make tbeir marches tar uf Deeds rtcwvrt SI hast Hurt y ma. lake their pMftom with jndgement and UXIHEOT Tennesaee; where almost ,D 2000 yds. plain nnd fnney Silk, owa vic^ry^l.^up^ul^Joresliadoued I lrI’?2nSLl^??7i2ir^Wb° U»»ver.l,rl,„log d<d«t ..ftl'.t-.nbed ’ JAtensoapy.) mef :,■• d.a WU» .’t.X?*cXlSt".^ fr»« Three t« Six ShllllBgs per Jart; rd Kusjomsm ultuiii, in tbk county, is J ■» «»oo ai our force® enterit, th® want of । . . ‘•iirrii, mo wutll <>| buriud in deep dibgrncc. .................. ‘ „,«(,. u rdL, i ..p. <111 ,Ih .ml ,Hl. y iU..UaJ J Th. «h.ie m.U.gen,. „f jV T7 ' , T rf J s m | '—T”*' nnu experience or InataaU v Hthe„r.l» at die nervi™ Kereral cases uf P..imc»l. Mkkr'.u.-W, .ml i th® region will bu '"-..lljr ____ _ _______ _ . ... j n» the deliverers of the state.—.V. }' uouqtol luelfaapqbliciiti mvoting belli at j lhe Court Iloiwc <hi Tuesday evening off ■ • AC MMNBUL Judgr of Probate. I Estate Of Prentice Chad. T) BOB ATE - Order.—Btsis cf Kiehigan'. A (utility of Barry, ss.-Al a session of tbe Pro­ bate Court for tbo counit of Barry, holdcn nt tbs •’ „ ., T , ‘ wr* , -, A largo «tock of ..rr; ndlwrwl i r * rff«t upon . , "Dv ■R.oYhm.Vs . J ft\ovo.o.c\v 'Wwi«ys Usat Daflleld vOcL«J',8“- ; arc 4m. \^>or man's Vn*ai. \>r. ‘SLoYvaek's ilia argnineuts were tetlrfrg,'and pie convert* Lu R.puUieunisNt HtW’.W't u L... A iT<HXTM*jTy- We/? lire p^^<i «" Thnt bis death was caiiaed by wounds j jtirn that mir nighty cstyetnixi tot^nfimm. received on thi- Unttle field where ho was j Dr! WhZlXm 4fp/>»itrf,*' 4-is the I; -npioiintmenC of FirWt Snrgom in *^flie k . - • , .... to Us bn-tbers in arms. ■ n c hope and bolievo ihnt his spirit has ! auustntted «u-nded-fn lhe rood g«»od Gm! Oml who who ante gnr» it.' it. -in the am) where we may hope to meet him io menus a p>ud <«». ami we eimgratulate K.tli the D"<d<*r mid lhe rt-gi/uent up?»n love and pemv. _____ i As a teatirnmiinl of grief and reaped jt • xr , — -________ ... . i ^’directed thnt thv olHccre of lhe RcgL tsrlnmrml.Krf.h. wileqWiw H | ,„r of niournin|[ r„r -their good forlatic I no Af/rievlhtritt n weric br ; rfrirtr ditya. two since, wedid w-l gwe tbe terms H; By unlw’ The pricu i« $1 it yetfr/ aKd i but the rvat of this year, and lb® map in i • vqlu-. dollar. <O Slavks BsrryCwmly, ths Jous MOTS & 8®W&?», jX“ K 11 HARD-WARE I the last une out, am! it aff.rdefl fhmJi j m led and circulating sis weeks. imuMdlately precious U data day ».n>ereb'^l, «bers weHtaS' <«>*■ gJJZj C-ISO WIMTV lucre US STu'e? M«Sfinl , ! M.-Uiir) , ftutalUfj. M'MW-.mlfr..ni*i.»e.»eJ 4A.Abe U.ue> <mJ , - - - -nnd Opium; n*e the bobbys uf the Modi­ . ,,( *.1^-.■i„n ____ -J one — nr the tl»* uther Other <>1 Another weehfy. If lhe Pioneer mun iuw » pr , and CBJ proicui™, W~ - - • ,—. . ... . . .... »> ___ . H«w r , drug, ..._______ in ninntv-tl n.o pwribed In niwlv nine printing prea< ; |-ijtink bi<tJ*»t i»*uc JiHMt Im zki^y’4 mW. Ho need uM try to conver(aupnd Republicans। K>U>,. “Iw»- icn 'Union lata” fur he Cann..' Kwif ■w the Wirx arc . Crieod* of the Banurr at '®Wrdr johrv, ',lrr that! impiy p-m hoe to one Republicac have gone to war, j and that tbe Tories oi------------- 10 ^^0 ^SA^OTOMX ' »?. I I Il, w flU 4 i SWAMP LANDS. CCUl^l^ilQXSB^ NOTICE, /. Stacks of t * >: Clothing deecsned, are Hetebr orUfled and requested to present the sAnjaTbr examination and aiguMmaal Web wo lire aaxios* to aeD, and WILL. SUB, Io tbe nndrrrirued Comtrihtfonrfa.Wj aMmfo'ad te” -•'st .JL... ,£ rightcmlh' of I t taw of TUBSB MAXD T1MBH wo on arlteg {■•restate Court for the final ^nririof^daluu DA?^ ■Dated; <MbwH,’ OUR GOODS, Unusually Low! 1MI.1311 VtitSil l!’2>.WU I to Battle Ctak ^OMerf.diHbWilW THE Xflrenk-r hWiug-.UM rerLored health h>* fair wv«k»hrmrory slmnlo remedy trial • otf l. ,*Ni> IS, IM2, JirwcM ELECTION NOTICE. otioa is hereby elm. lUt «* Mw • •J Kteciiou to be held on ths Tui N AXS.TKtS7S:,K I® littteellKre- vonffniH. if tr>A>n tverx fliwcxlptiun • SUMIN DOUD, dthainMrat Dated. Heptember I Silt Mitt. ' ■ MjdKr -S t>» m^ip>«nt d^ra>e> Flni.Typl.'WiFo'er.li'noetae, Ga:xh—The Tor!e< gretK DWWC <»«cr luu gams (• rbe October elcdhm». . L . r*K . .2. foil lowing lands belonging' to the said estate, to wit: Tbe8oulh Weal fractional quarter(W) ofthe north M»< truclionai quarter, f Y-) “»<’ f*e onrtti•art frsrtioiml asartarfXj oPtbs aa® (tew ?st frac- ■ tieaal quieter,Hl of section- tweutr, ffiC.) In toaiwiiip two | x) North of tenge nine [*'. vwl, Rtlirfw « prerenthe VX eb.r-u.Al. .11.'■ enimM .rare =■“! ,ta” 1,11 tb» ««!■«'• lion io lb. «orl.l. Let tbie medidne be Lilt Lilac. a tic 9 w I iri iM, H will do, ver» VOVO after It « o—d -lu--------- '•mX -1 R* In.uch ouw »l>er« Hare 1» |»l»«• ffr.TK.I’iort I, Intel*'**l>eM’—1 'rom LinLt^fl., IrHUW® end influn.nllnn All FOR SALE BY ,a’! Roberts A Striker. Ussttoite. Kli JCteboU, Jwr 8 Terry, Orapgenllo M II Is. fl ■ C. Hwift. Prairieville H B. Banaiu«tnif7V>dftlifvnTe. of said Coarrty, J sh.ll pxT>o»etn suction 14 tta highest bidder al nf I,, th. ■»« .nil ••! -mo Immln'd. IMraft i’ rwdbnd <>r m. oMj do ft;’the Jcwwr ba* the nwoA friends pet. •U orderw ebould be oddresttd. DRY GOODS! AdnUnlitrator's 8h1c. amusetncnLf<*r uje, altbnygliit ia diutres 1 of - ..porenlly -•------------■» [.henomer. v.t opfx.ile .I I el „ »M «. sing ~.s to ~ rend Anythin# ~ so ntterfy ,....., ... ipmrarilF — „■ . «e d.. not .inp m e..n,ider tluil I l>J,' i "X,• with. I think it. editor i^rfll to.ttroli | ri.™ prenvlb. rnl..nir1 in .lino.1 everj , t,V welt as personally, he had belter |i-U Iii» Tniwe fitters are put up in qu^-t botlln, of whioF. lha above ?« tt '/ha-afrteRe. T/te lahri io Jlnaig anffru.vad,'ahd M jroviArf XtrifA a aafe-ffuardl f-cm eauntfrfritan:( GVioe per Lcrfli, hr aixfir C. IF. J^obaoJt, (PrepriefcY, fto. 6 Boat Fburth Bt, Cfirfitr.nuti, to whom I of the pcndr-ioy cfacid । teh/tu . eutTi^iny diveaw-. ■' ••- aw 8o\4xiv'» Y'rxtwA.Xi^, ■Dko.rAiAO. "Pift*co.'l.tru, 'BL'I\«uxm.<u«u, SIU’.JLMAN C. PMNDLE, Jud^c of Probate. U J* ' *! <-w\o\^a.\>Yfo. Dr. *£Lo\>oek'« Bbowk R. R. R. PAmrer, but for amuaemctal I have re^l | And ft\o«ko.e\\ Wv\X«.v» AruM. (UMU^ vu\A wxukc ft\omek 'BW’U.ta ‘ .vnvntl> PEOPLE-^ O.XDER St. '1R.o\>aek'» Part of Section. ,, / .j^.. r, /? of the slaves if ho permitted them tn siiig n e ’ nasTkSos. N»»t. 3d, JrifliLs i th«» *°«3. anJ ,h« replied *£-J Bsxxr.K;-! have iJety Own i be CuH "”^P^________ oiliers, and I liavw been mWch ettrprieed j at ihoaudaerfy oftf* 1‘jontn I l<U uot maku a practice of readimMhe { vavA^oraYe. KYu. weak awA A&nYvKaKtiu H We have re- i Ctiowgs.—W belt Col. Daoiel Ullman was .reading Hw papers u? flasUnga MiM«ug ; ivarlj, ' >, in said petition dsscribed, to said PHIUABT SCHOOL LAND. Ur. 'B.oYvaek's 6Vomkcvc.\k '&kXX*.*» ’ . tzT.1'" SSLi Ur. "RoYishsX'Sr-^XeiKusekv ftWYv-e* n'.’ . .... .. GROCERIES K-'JT1CK U W„l, rt'".. >h.l sarx. lYvi Jaoov wvarv raa\Yw ■Dortor's "SvYYs. . am VYvc r\e\v wuxa's HoVacc Cora^orK. rt! C. I.rfs, Lt-Ce.1., Sikoing Wc hhve cicrykind of goods, suub aw u for suiAeosnir. “ KBJM-DIB® 5»am>BlES: Aen»p.,.nd«n !«!(, t„ H»i. ' ,■»* '"f. 1'ark ingtun. X a., ho repeatedly beard stavea Address Owaxca J t w*. 41 Park -t lUif w,trk -i(lginjj tbfl j„bn Brown ! w City. ...'.. ■tj,nrnt. Col Vllnuih rtsked th® uwtier “ i* Dean JCMt‘ , “.‘fl - AAtreW c. bufi? situated In tbe county of Barry, forfaited iurupnpayment of iutercat. will be ottered for sale at late of aairf cuuut public auction, at Ibis office, on Thursday, the Mtb day of October next, al 10 o'clock, A. IL, un­ less previously redoemed according to law. . BANC’ELS. LACEY, Coninmnding the Regt, ' sulawrihcra sending now got not only toe Jous Ttlkr, Acting Attj. Aj/rirultvrial fur all uf 1863, ^Vut 22.) ‘ s ------------ n.Miiion, all fiw n . I । Estate of Prentice CMMr I QTATE OP MICUIGAK.» .. Probate C £•*£• -n^v. .4hc**|»pvr. A. L SKINNER. •• ■ •«>*-' Oct. 22J, 1802. ’ fttOWMicXv. ’WVWtt.VS At 10 and 124 cents per yard, tbit the heirs st taw of sa>d dccrascd. and .11 I other per»otislntercrtcdlnaalj|esta*e«T«ircuuirCTl 1 Vrder No. 22. to appear at a smlon of said CfttuL (ben to .be­ ' , ''"f* ‘“““T1 ->»»• Uat "nr I BeMtifBl Styles sf Delalsts, holden st the Probate Office,In Ute rills** of Hsstings, eanse, if spy that tbero.be.petitioner why tbe ’teloved companion tn arms. Lieut. Win. And and it isshow fnrtUer ordered, prs»«w ofthe peritioncr hhouJd not the be eranleiL M.DuSHa„r<X a,Ud7«d, ndnem at ?»ets per Tart.’ j giro notice to all persona Interested in said estate _;_of 11^ — ; ir our dnty to express our sincere regret I . Itirrcou. ny cant /t hi* untimely J.w«, Knowing ns we j j. gg. Mcrcha«laTriahlMgteBtock i ’ ttaJi^^br* naa order to b«j puhU >g a copy of this notice and ! order a newspaper priu du hl* noble and soldierly qualities, bis ,' ... to bepubUi ltd in tb« ‘“iMiiuca Dsaner.** ty of Uany,r ?foe. warm and cme.yuanaliire, how sad the । "P Wl" “ ?■ OV**1 ’* 7» rla 4 and circulating in said eoun,™liWll.«. I. 1., .11. !bcf»rrr>lus EkM. f . 'lUl'fe.JT., V ^ir^.-lr. l»-»..11 ..'‘.‘‘jd ‘ ■;■"•••«- rV\x«.*c ’B'h.VtC'r* ov«. coWvVomA oj VO.VS. <mvA ^xM.rSuX. took* YvciAm, wWvtYv «m4u 4muv XVvc^vX.^ 'Vovivc. Which we ufrrat and bis every eentenee tuld with »timping >Ijiver Complaint, \(&y'&pepBia, a\xA oAX. &x*c4xm,» p5 lav Y\aXu.\x, . TKSJ8 OUT MMMHwMm Hfettau. .^..nd wh™ iu .Lpi^u .. ■' ‘T''" , . ,.i \SHiOTM3 F&V&7'., . Zrei/er ge.72zZ \JcbWZGLiQe,. i • Xidney Qomplaimta, r*------------- The tneetity; was' addressed ! last week. I I Fl’OM to be poHisbad in th* Ilasttags HsnMr. antws nanar nrim<w< i» »...< ------ ■ -■»«■-- . .. _ lediatefr previous foiaif ' Ererts, Republican, hg<j four ]ft ccriaiaty of acting to the best edvan AltogotUr it was a must Xri nVAE JUST RECEIVED wnicii fur Hepre-1 •uul •“ «* iwgius mirruoftdlng Ulriulb— unamg vormin— •tentative waanwiy eight,-while dm Ropub.iL"* ° of f topkgraphical i: msjofity. .rrrw WE cnaua mapiniy over 8«cwy j*’rity e^eh. nt OUK LIKE OF TRADE; ■URCH, 2MdLfl"*,]?,p»‘ «* “ Jii^ehxwwli/zjrdlwijruAir e believe^ wra nokaffivwb Ko 4m. vytaVve a* a ttttOAtvM. wXAeV. uAVv Cuve aX\ -ike “\X\* uAvxXx SVwkv vs V*u, Ke," W, «« a. wwicAvaX. a«cn.K —a fpKaK "Ste^wKaKov oK Viw suAewv. In KW Wou* SvrtAeU <4\Ytt -WtsK auA SouKYuVs VC Wa%, $or a vtuxcVv VYce&eA (v& aVi\.t,\.e o\ &lovtva.e\v uAvxeXv1, Vf tttkexx \.u. oa\A aX X\x«, \\.v<y^e,r Xxvftx, <vrc, a SUVt> =1 reaculaiirn in CoogriM for tta Fourth Grt*mssloes! District of (Rs Stale, to which thia esuaiy ia atixcbe-i. Also, a Senator for the Twenty -First fl to Mortal .snuRaft mHa> Xa. �'Lwc£5 ,?f ,rvte..«» Ctete^ijosrcoMxar aut* o I AMereep &wroraZ-KDwlBD BATCH, fo MlMouri. WttL atoout 004for, tidking th* Agricultural Suclrly, wbkth «] tbeir tronaaetionx f<W Onc-lftlrd'of tbe wgfafi of b siets of Cartilage er iM|jfr nsgtl under the mriud wfK«Lh ,000. TO THE PUBLIC The Ohio State Journal tells thia story /utaw, X OU being «xpo*ed b*eo*M dsy . with an easily fermentable moist substantee, g rapid decompoirilitjOfr pf tbe buuea will tab* plaoe. iW order; 4»uw- ■ f> 1i XFW, to Usteo toiA disaoUtiou of the . fitr m convenient/ by * akdge, .nd placed Into altcmAte Uy*rs wlni..L __ , ..loem, Harised wsfifio, toW-dukt, or 'swwnrpiTdnck, Ming a safic'idot quantity of thia material .., to <n .th* «rsy>9te hmopg the broken particles uf bont», bat hardly mar*. • Bo gin tiie heap with a thick layer of(ij)uck or !o*m. mixing in the butted, and the wbold pllo t* raised, puur -over Il -etale urine uy liquid made by- dilutiag cattle manure with water. Enough of this liquid should bo poured on to moisten the entire mass, and when the pile is completed, covered a iuut thick with earth or muck. If lhe weather is warm, decomposition begins at once, nnd In from three to six week* all traces of the Bone* wilt have disappeared.' Iffermen- and Thera U a variety of BUa Disease* bsfaed tbs nkfil of tba most sssiaant m and moisture, is found to readl "BlOOD VlVLS 1 have another all-aufBcieot reason ; one DR. RAD WAY that you cannot refuse me exemption fur.” “Whatia ItF asked the doctor. HAS DISCOVERED A CLEANSING 8TRUP, "Why, the fact ie, doctor, I have not good sense—I am *« Idiot," solemnly replied the applicant, “Ab!’’ aaid the doctor, "what proof have you of that 1 What evidence can you. bring.” "Proof aotxdusive," said the applicant sWby. str,! voted for Jim Buchanan; and if that isn’t proof of a man's being a d—d Idiot. I duntknov how kboay ooujd he proven." talicwt should spend itself before reducing tbe bones, ths heap must bo overhauled -/^fiM'set up anew, •* before j snd’if exam- imng the muss it is found-to- evolve -antsaKnia, let it be covered deeper with |r**.' * TbU bone compost f says Prof. J-euntains toe pbo-pbules of limit lu a •M'nely divided stole, and lhe nitrogen of the cartilage which has tnoatly peered ■rto ammuota or aitrstea/is retained perfectly by the absorbent earth or mvdkv..’, ' ■ j ' ’’ ■'•Jii' Thia informnlioh as to- the method of will be of immense ndvantftpe and '^aloe r? farmers. Any one can preparp them in tbe,manner here directed, and it will .be found 'fflSich cheaper, of less trouble, and fully as effic­ ient, as lhe way of preparing tb^n by tbe use of oil or. vitriol, su"g/rotvd by us ■ ■ 'i number of weeks »ince. The testimony rf, English Jarmen who Lava tried , this plan is, that bones no composted, fully replace* tbe super-phosbnte made by‘ lhe help of sulphuric acid-—-Minas Farmer. ' A correspondent of the Maine Farmer, in speaking ofthe paae with which exhaus ted fields may, under certain condition*, be restored to fertility by pasturing or yarding pheep on them, ®rfsf—"My atJRaM recently called, to this subject by Albert Stover, of Harpswdl, wh<> ’. htfiirmed me that bdhad tin old exhausted mowing field which had been cropped -for nearly half a century, until it would hardly pay for mowing. A few ytars ago he turned in a flock of sheep lhe last rsdf November, where-thsy remained until 600,000 1““TrSBu4iOB’” JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master GenereL LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATS COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AMD NEW BRUN8W1CK. Will core Fever Bora*. Ulcers, Berea In tbe Naas oe Month. Klug* Evil, Nodes, Discharges from the Uteres, chicroaU, Primary SvphllUs, Glaadular Swell Inga, Uloer*. of tbe Womb. Rickel*, S^teuing of tbe Bones, Fils. Dropoieal Kffuaaona, and Diseases induced by Exposure, Ac. From recent aurvsya, completed Aug. 10, IMS; coal I2C,r« to engrave it and one year's time. FOUR TO BIX BOTTLES. DARLINQ‘8 The War Department uses our Map of Virginia Maryland end Pennsylvania, cost gKO.Ora. on which is marked Antietam Creek, Bharpaburg, is tbe only authority for Gen. Buell and the War Department. Money refunded to any one finding an error in it. Price JO cent*. ••Ll/n^M'Ap'oFVlRQlNFr'MAfiYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA —Thia Map ia very large ite cost » but cento, and it <e liubut wAuA cm LIFE UTTERS, owner’• name (torn St Louii to tbe Gulf of Mexi­ co—I,*50 mile* back from tbe rir er—colored in conntic* and Stales. Price, H in sheets, |2, pocket form, and fiS.W on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept 20. J Xxrt DarAKTwt.vr, Wtsnutorox, Sept IT. ’83 J. 1. Loen-Sir; Seed ma yeor Map of the BD0SQKT JI WXALTX ♦ 10 00 a year saved in every femiiy by , One Bottle uf INEKim CEMEXT CLVE. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Cehta per Bottle. ' TERMS CASH.1 HF” For Bala be oil Druegiata. and Ntoraeeepera geaerslly throughout Hie country. Price 25 Cent* |<r Bottle, Very la a aupenor tonic and diuretic; excellent in ease* otiose «f spparito. gteaiea<w,famaJe weak­ ness, irregularities, pam In lhe aldo end bowels, blind, protruding and bleeding piles, and general debility. READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure acidity of tbe atomacb. and promote dirvation, it la a pfeasaut and healthy atimnlant. On some farms the bams and hog-pens are eo near the house that tbe odor from either or both, is wafted by every breeze througb'dlthe house, and a cool draft of composition tbe proportion of a diffusive atinmlaat an anti-eoptic, a mild but effective Astringent, and a direct power over tbs nerves, neither narcotic nor auodine, that railage* pain, is a manner pa culler to Itactf. and for Which we Lore no word in the English Isttriiage exaclh- to expresa ite action. Tbe French callit.*w»lapem«it. So much for its internal administration. When applied exter­ nally. it will be found a most powerful counter Now, we tbink that, all external remedies act JXSLtt: JOHNS fe CROftLEY, NEW YORK. Corner of Ubertr BtrrtL Important tu House Outten*. Imporaht tu Builder*. Important tu Railroad Companies. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR Important to Farmer*. To nil witoM thia mny concern eutf it con crrm treryb/^y. LirrBiTTBiu, And no* consider myroif jCtorcfy nnd,” CrV”ri‘*«. ‘Brooklyn. Merab U 1840. In the apriog of l»S9 I took a aeveve cold which induced a viotetn fcrcr. I took tVMjloroa DARLING'S LIVER RSGULA TOR Pardfar and HD? W AAlooA VCAa Tbe cheapest and moat d«ruble Ronfluig IT IS FIKE AXD WATER PROOF It cun be applied to xaw and oL» noun of atx xixM, and to enixOLS aoors wtvaotT ttxorna vueaxtacLoa. Th* Cos: is oaly about Ons-Third that « Tka, tbe most active and thorough pills that have over Leon introduced. They act so directly upon the lover. exei-t mt* system docs not relapse into its former con­ dition, which U too apl to Mbs case with •imply a purgative pill. lacy are really * Y»\.ooA awil VAnu V\\k, AND JT U TWICE AB DCBABAE. which, in conjunction with toe bntldinqsof all kinds, such a* FacrooUB, Focxn me*, (ivi-acure, R*lt lloan Darovs, Care, and on Frsuc Builmxos gaaoenMy. {foxaMnxar ItetLn '"T by 15’LPP'»«P*> Bn«-»«s. Aaroirscre. aad other*, and baa proved-*-, be the CHEAPEST end MUST DURABLE ROOFING ta «*r, lliefo gra*, WE’ysrtira hit ie tie OFLT eteleritil eoooefint^rtd fa tie Lnited SleUe which oombhse the desirable Ellie, r PKBCfiA AND INDIA RUBBER uLTTA No Bent ia required in making application s^z The expense of applying ordinary Roof aiTL « Kbarllng'* Life Bltter*r Il ran b. >pplM bj Uf te, and runtirdynnd. I have bed no attack aiece." a D. Westervelt, Eeq., of South Sth, near BtWBl., and when finishrd forma fi pertMH Fine P*oOr ror/erv.with an eteaUe todr;whk.boenno< beiZ Williamaburgb, L. I., writes: "August6. 1S4*^~ J-rcd by Hsav. tburdrHroita.Hnm,*" , ol R^e Uar ing been troubled wrtb a difficulty in ths Urn aad lobilkoua attacks, 1 was advised, by a fnead, Boaass, or nay extera.1 actio, whatavar. UXRUNGS LIVER REGULATOR. GUTTA will am all the afornmaatponed diwMM, •ad, of tocmsolves, will relieve and cure ’ Beaiaehe, Coafiuencss, Oolia G’atnr, Cholera JEorlua. bedigeetion, <Pai* in the gowele, (JHaainass, eta. Try tooee medicines, and yea win never reent H. Ask year neighbor*. wbo have need them, and they will say they arc Qrt>o4 MbcAkevcvtfe, eal^a ebooM try these befere goiag for a lEdTpamphlei or Alatennc of mj lorn! ■Cent, and road tbe certificates, and if ye* hav* ever doubted yoa will Oo\0oX. xwj wvoro. PERCIIA CEMENT. Cteltag M.U1. of .11 Kind. wl*. elpowd 1., lb. Attimi «( th. Wtellier, and FAMILY MEDICINE. W^nJoor ol’,,a5*n ,r« °»t of sorts, we gfva tbem a ftw dropo. nd It rote them all ngM. I Bad it w.- F»r rrewrvliK ate Xtaal BaabafaRldiMti . Juring lhe operation oftheir pilla.ial favorable aignt tfferir piUa expelled with the faoeea tbe dweased humor* left circulating in tbe system, there would be but llttie pain or griping. It la the absence of tbe bile and ether bunsore, wbieh tbeir imperfect pOla foil to pu— tem, that occasion* tbe pain, stools evacuated after arvere be found thin and watery. — DABUXG'S LITER REGULATOR, Darling’! Liver Regulaor. ■m of calomel. Mercury.Qatete*. In whieb eolchlnmaolac era preroribod freely. In tb«ee diroasea RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS are for more certain, and tbe patient avoid* tbe danger which an overdoao of Colcbium would inflict. In Yeliov. Typhoid, and Biliona Fevm. la Kryaipelaa^mall Pox. pargatro* la highly eaaenlial; but to administer adoae of DreaUo Pifia, the irri­ tation they woald produce epd the relaxation and depletion that would foltew. would be likely to prove fatal, la Ibero caaee a mild, eootbina and eenUvaUmuteUag laxative, that will asm and beal. aootbe and atretrotben, like Redway**i Rmlatiax Pill*, is reqwlrel The ronro of no maky dretba in thro dieeseea la owinw to ths want of a pur^ve like RADWAV8 HLLB, that win psrre without depleting or iaterfering with the functions or other secretions. Not one In a hund­ red of Yellow or oilier fever eases would prove foul if Redway’* PUls were adopted iathair treat- ’ WoActiki a Cnarnv. CEMENT ROOFING, It broke up my cold end fever at once. I’rvriom to thia alteek, I bed been Iron Med with dranrpaia rovcral moutbe: I hare felt nothing of it mbcc." OUs Studley. Kao.. 1J8 Eaai SMh Street. N, Y-, writes: Aug. II, IM®.-! had adffiteuHy with fee Kidney complaint three year*, with eonataat pain in tbe email of my back. I had need moat all kteda of medicines, but found no permanent roWuntil Byphilie, Old Soros, Jgliewnatum, BWc Headaohe, Fever and figue, Female Oomptainie Bt. JhUhonjr’e Xro, Eruptions, OnEpenn* write*, her dai rf fit* of nine jeon' standit danoc of two yeeux ANOTELK* writ**, hia _____________ after hia Baah had almost wasted away Th* ductor* proaouacod th* case incarabk AK0THK1 wm eared of Fever sad Aga. *A*r trrfag every medicine in hi* reach. AM0THEB WM cured of Few Hum which hail existed fourteen year*. OOXmrfKhewtMtmarf eight yv^rn. Case* innumerable of Dyspepsia and I aver JOHNS & CR06LEY*8 Mrs. C. Tebow. 11 Christopher Strut, N. writes: “Feb. 20. IMO.-l have been raMs* attacks of Asthma tbe last twenty years. I I never found anything equal to AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. TO THOSE WHO THINK. Liberal KMgcUon to WteoleMle (Sole Manufacturer*.) 78 WIU.IAM STREET, Ja»-L. BmmU|r, meMtout. IM- Fnitett ’arret, New York, write*. August, 18, 1840: ••! have RADWAY’S READY RELIEF is«suttm Price 25 Cchls per Bottle. FAMILY MEDICINE, DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS Sxro/ttos, Ukin Q>iseasea, Balt ^hnun„... . ^apepsia, Liver Complaint, Leuoorrhtxa, Rb-geipelaa, rumor*, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. LIVER REGULATOR Much benpr Ito fiUfo-da mneb «0e. to (fee. /O|ppA>fjgritos? pearly fiiur timawas much • as ^betijic pqnippnced. " t would tert suggest Ikat ‘ those ‘who Will relieve those wbo suffer pains, inatantly on it* |»pWtoMXteroeflly *f>y fcOdcMutrttiaa iuternallv, and cures RHEUMATISMin a few boure. aiwfiivofebly'afarfted to-try the experi BOBB THROAT......................... in fiflrea minutea. . ment, do.so this fell. If they wish to TOOTH-ACHEin three minutes. NEURALGIA (paroxyam* oQ.. .in five minutes. plow up a portion of their pasture or an CRAMPSIa five minutea. adjoining held, they can nor fence off HEADACHEin ten miestee. COLIC > ..in twenty minutes and ) ord the sheep un it nights. By giv DlARRHCKAin forty minutes. . ing them salt they will soon become so LUMBAGO, [pains of]in ten minutes. CHILLS is fiftoen mlautes. attached to their fold that they will go in BURNSin five minutes. of their own accord. INFLUENZAin a few hours. Tbe sheep husbandry in England shows that the degree uf perfection in farming DEEP SEATED PAINS: " b/a few applications. ia that they strike at the root of DfaabM, , by aradicauBg every psxtaele of imparity One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Doi I era Principal ofitee.87 Maiden Lane. New York. Bold by Druggist* in every town in the United Blates and Canada*. BADWAY A Co. 87 M aides Lasa. They sre eperieot, tonic, Inxstirs, atimnlant, counter-irritant, sudorific, alterative. They are enttraiy Vegetable, and the only vegetable anbaubstltole for calomel, Mercury, Antimony. Blue Pill, in tbe Arcane of Medicine. Aa rroceanta, they are ntore certain and thorough than the Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elalerium; and more soothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarindj, or Caator Oil. AS ALTERATIVES They exerche a more powerful influence over I lx*, .tej - - - -■* II.-- --I-—-I —... eury, blue pill, hence tbeir importance in caeee of liver complainta. and spleen difficulties. Jamd>ee. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Head ache. Ac. Ia tbe treatment of fevers, either bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing fevers, they are su­ perior to quinine. Tbeir laloeuee extends over tbs entire system, ooetroling. ctrengthening, and bracing up the relaxed aad wasting energies, and regulating all tbe aeereiton* to the natural per­ formance of tbeirduties, cleansing aad purifying tbe blood and purging from the system all dueased deposits and impure liumore. They differ from all purgative pill*. Their action is not local, or confined to a portion of tbe ax\4 Mt ^Vood. "llisalwayarea body.”—Mepeodt. ••We beve med Pcmovea tbe morbid and bilious deposits from tbe aionnmbwnd towvla,- regulates the liver and kidneys, removing CTefV obstruction, restores a natural and healthy action in the vital organ*.— It ia a superior DR. RADWAYS PULS. Ce.'r’uyx.c.aXcw Ttepecoliarity of1h* RADWAT8 READY RESOLVENT giro* (a doaee of balf a teeMororfbl ikroe tiaws per day. will earn Sores o( tbe Gurna, eanksra in tbe Month Sore Heads, Eure, and Eyea, either from TVorrna, If people snderetood tbe importance of pure*alien with RADWAY*3 PILLS, in cmitrooisusction of purging with other pills or powders, salts oila.Seldlitx waters, they would neid less physicing. save tbatnsslres from much suffering, and greatly improve tbeir bealib. BADWAFH PLUM Mkbmc.tou» wfilah hare bees showered upon him Frota . Com.\x\v^. mac. and every other place in maryland ,Virginia and Ptosylvania, or money refunded. LIX)YD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO. INDIANA, and ILLINOIS, «< Macs Mb ftor fa* wiwrtfahg few roerita. and pabli^ing the Aepertide Canted fiiJ, AMERICAN CEXEET aU'XrUloet.dme aden U iemmded Are pure regelable extract*. They enrc all bil­ in tbe throat or co the Langs, or Liver, and dis lon* disorders of thehuman system. They rmease caa»ed by tbe excessive use of Calomel,Mer­ lata and farfeoeate lhe R-rer and kidney* ; Ybey cury Quinine, corrosive sublimate, Ac. There ia Ce lone to lhe digestive organa; they regulate so dleeaee of the Hkin, Joints. Bones or Glands, eeerefu-av, excretions audexhalatiooa, equal­ but that thia remedy *01 care. ise tbe circulation, and purify the blood. Tbua, It cleanses tbe BLOOD. Renoir as all diseased depoatiea, aad renovates the system with health aad strength. 1* nil eases aak for RADWAY'ti abd Ferer*. eoitivci.esa.or loosen***--are entirely RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Pries ner bottle ooulroled and cured by tbeae remedies, Ona Dollar. Persona sailing at Dr. Redway's ' liAttUNG-S A Co.'* ofltoe. 87 Malden Lane, will be supplied every State, California, Canada. England, France with six bottles for Five Dollars. Sold alM by and Cuba. A fortune may be made with a few Droggiata. hundred dollars capital. Xe Ompetuion. J. T. LLOYD, No. 1U Broadway, New York. CHILD MEM. Yhstooetiy Atebeatev Yoro is brokrfaadyo* eun't match it, nrnd it, *ad it will aever show when put together. 11 wip Mend Bunc, Cund. Lava, and In fact every thing but Metals. LIVER REGULATOR Will cure Scrofula, Syphilis, White Swelling. I Bern Leg*. Syphilitic Rheomatisea. Gout, chronic which induced him to -continue to turn lhe sheep in every, fall, after the gr»vs air is poivened to all delicate sense of smell. A farm house ought to be, of all other* in the world, the sweetest and mrxt fragrant plaee. The scent of apple blossoms, of clover, of new mown nay, uf ripened fruit, are ever shout it, while tber^ Is no esense for crowding buildings together. Beajde* this, tbe wife and children should have their flower garden, and tbe yard about be kept scrupulously n* WILL MEND rOBCECAIN. Ko ataUar fftitatbroken Pitcher did net eoei but aahHlinr. a ah:fling eared U aahilliog esrned, irwlfl MEND A f. A BATTER. CORTLAND B. RTEBBINB. Deputy do 8AMUEL B. LACEY. Com'r. Blate Land Ofice. late ta December (havinc access to the Browse.) Thu next season his liny crop wias ouumderably increased, there, ia intimately, connected -with fold­ ing and feeding their flocks on lands which they wish to manure highly.” IT WILL MEND MARBLE JOHN M. GHWthlpBuntPnWic fnalrnetioa. mm Idiot*'and vra* dnuo growing. The umo good re'biflt (Wlbwed, until he now gets a good ten tete iMteAMran. pablie Ite tex a.tey.. , 8150 BEST PIANOS. tlfiO >>telU.l BteteteJte-1™ br <te_u<Mntetei if Ti.u nnt 11.-™ I.V. „„ I 1_._ cuvnrruv * miAte..., tteirte. wmrtete. ey, tbe Remedy or Remediea will be root roeord in k, ull „ „p^, [tel-tel. ■ ’ its DAN’L 8. DARLING, 10S NmmuSl, New York, ro >. nkiswiT, 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, Wetei aaat* BteUte tete. Many persoee ere In lbs habit of taking Salta, Betdlilx Water, Magnesia. Au., to regulate tbeir bowel*. This ia erroueoita. They racceed ia ob­ taining an evacuation of lhe watery porta only, leaviug the corrupt hutnore, and that ia all; but JOB SALE BY 11„„wM M«». containing all improvements known in this eown- ing, rausar xxinamo * rakram.v nm aoor roa a*xr ruu. m T’c,n tetete -—* — withflni Lwixkitete th* UlnnA vateteJa i»u>ring ine eqniuuruun oi ino cirrutaiioo, esronttafro baafoby asdla*: tto' Bi foil is —Ttoy eot . preside over tbe blood reoeela. nnd on external a®»s3±scn1’r‘.“*n— RADWAY'S READY RELIEF. Am brotvpc <»» oomrum tete » te »?£w""- D~““4 “** ***-•~‘ 1 ,**,*? “■* “i a a. Wool TBE PLACE TOdWWeeiCMttro, o* Marcr * tn ISWWR Qexrjvr as � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-12.pdf cfca6b38004b43f5034671ff948b0458 PDF Text Text MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1862. gistiiy Mawr, U rOMtUMto «T*ln YUniBgD.T, r mtnssi, aaaar cowbttt, Kxcmaaw fo "Jhsssr W’ **y Ms TBAM*: one* and aaadl aabacribm, *1 porafiaem, if paidtaadreae; etberwfon Mesata eiRbeaMe*. ■ • - ••. AAVRATteUIG. 0*>y * asaestoea assart, OalyaaMAtogbttrt. ’y«a**y f'rialiay sawated *a risri astior, «md st ml V?iu2ril r dtInjure After ihn wsory frame, .biirrrinriB J i?nil After thi* saMag h*tort— CHEAT Sitings' ijnsiirss JJircrtorj. Whalthtaf Only a tad farewell Ta a world teved too well: Only a •WUd WnbihefaetmtoadwA nCTffliYI! AftoUhalJwma To a world Javad to* w*U; After thl* ulentUd With tbs f.rgotian dead- Over High Price*, at the Hast nra* DRUG D. C. HAWLEY* SXLERia all kiuth «( Family Groeerh*. '•ton** and Wooden ware, and a genera) Asvortinent •( J,ru»iai«wi». Also Notary Faille. Htore, twe Joon* salt of the Havdn<« (tons*, SJistfllaitD. STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, D Many years ago a grtitleiuao, f.klowrd by a servant in livery, rode inu» an inn in the went uf England one evening a lit lie before dusk. 11* told the landlord that fcc should be detained by business in that part of the uuuntry fi»ra lew dnya, and wished to know if there wm anj uiuusvmmta going on in the town tu fill up the inier vsl* of time, landlord replied that it was thvir assize week, and r and moil compute avorttnent uf tie wuQld'thervfure be at D«» io«s tV pass away bis leisure hours. On the gentle, ARB MEBIChMEM* man’s making answor that this wa* fur- SWKEZEl dk ALLES. A TTORXEYS AT LAW su.l Solicitors la Chaa/Y -err V.«riiciilar sitcetionpsld lo raaveyanting, the luvrstiffnlitHi oi title* to Land F.imlooarr* of morigasv*. Ac Will be happy to sitend to *11 call* in the line of their yrofe*»ioti so.! Luaine**. O8i:e in the Court House, Harting*. Mich. - ! ui. ni '' ' t •*- <puq *.re U*UM» «IMM W>lM«*. *•**«.tat taWtatWtaM«iW -Ml, One aqusre, often Itos*. oAtraa, 10 ensto fot tbs Irat.and 15 oesufor web aabaeqaanl iaserliaa. A Iiberal diyeouat to yearly advertiser*. ir FUK MhClUMlCAX. ASP MEDICINAL F UMPVSES,O.N LY Jj£. luiiatc, lor be was fond of bearing trial*, the landloid said that auintwrrstmg case of rsibbery would cimie <»n tb.« a-at day, on which people’s opiaiuna were tnlnb divid­ ed, lbw cvidencu bring very atraog against the prisoner, but the man himself persist ed resolutely in declaring thul he was in a distant part <d tha kingdom at thelirmj the rubery was om.wiiUed. The guest manifevted ct»n*iddrableanx­ e-owrain, ■ prwrW. tU oUr Vta^l *• *re *• ">u taiiiLj ■****•< *•■»**• rwtarW Si. tali, AMra^V Htank. pr.fie Sen-lay laet. Wa «aaklatea<eM.M IrtC-arWtaVeU will "-4 krtarW » Ua oapaftaka, aa K, pbrUelan aMaea Mm tn anna tte Uf freeIU eartawtaS Ma U-Uinai and GROCERIES! Aid L. II. STEWART, 4TT0RNF.Y and Coun»elo' at law, Notieiter .nd • -uannetor fo Cbsncvry. Notary Pubbe. A-. All bn.inrss attended to preoiptty and elBc .-sotlr. 0fllee Na. 5, Neble’sWoek, Battle Creek, M ichfcaa. . . . J, M. NEVIN*. otary PwfrUc, .nd Tax a««“‘al leu 00*1 pa^d to tnskiag out Deeda, Meriand Costrsela. Great care taken In feescloalaa Mortgaces by advertisement.____ W1WMT1 smd: "Oh, my lord, I see a person *h»>an patent uedicines W tbo da; N TTORNEY sad COUNSELLOR AT LAW. »>d Solicitor and Conwellor h> ChssuryParticular attention pri* aid *" to “ th* - enllsction ----------- -------ofpily remitted. claim* and money prompt Esq-. MiddUrUl*. Otic, with W. W. Ralph £ Barry Coaiitj, Michigan. A :,73£liV.r-«r7«.rf<.-u (KH!BA?S ?©» 'OABiH w MaaSr Car. aaU- KM&PPtM ft BTBBtirS, TTOBNBTH aad COUNSKLLOB8 AT LAW. Solicitor* in Chancery. Tax and Insurance genu. Business attended to with prmnptnea* \ Olfic*. ’corner of Maia and Burdick Street*. trteafr S* C. PRHBW. UDGE OF PROBATE. Notary PsUk <»««■ eral Land and Tax Agent. Will bo found iu th* <J .ort H<ra»o, at Hssitoga, 0» U»s Td and Sd day* each week. ■ J OETTTJITTEit! ?>: ROBEBX8 A STRIKER, im Meacx «. IrtL Tux FATxor SUyxfcY—The Bnlrlmorc stive iny lile ; that gentleman," pointing ■Jnirrt’coa: uhk-hdovsnot roti»idrr the isto the atruhgvr, • all prove I am InnuOent, auing i*rtiie Ejiij^ci^atio<j Proclamation might i iHil'y have leave to put a few a jiuJk iou* movement; sat a nevertbetas: queSUun* to him 1" “ For nil tin- evil* >if war which cur»c The eyes of the whole court were now ibd liv*d it muni be alUwija that slavaty* |t pn^ly turned upon the gcolleuiAB, wbo aaid he s*o«re ito reepfitaUHllty,. felt in a very awkuard situation Ui be i called u|m41, a* he did uvl remember ever to Im vs seen the maU' beiLri*, but that be would answer any question that was asked then,” aaid ■'i. mawmow *Mrm* UMW« npeculate profoundly on- prrmnry the mao,” 4«n’t cause and vffoef, on wbrrt tbB or thkl clause uf the Cmatitntibti may prrtnlt in di aling with-inati'wfin defy it alti*getber ll|H« «” I j;<- ’ : To thia the gentleman answered that ha slavery bring pmbed Ao lhs Wall Ut' had landed al Dover nut luug before, but. perish -there. As we bare Ion*, since Unit he could Dot tell whether it was un shown, it did not perish in*legitimate: manner in M -XXm. foil it perished as tha tfie day nieulkaicd ur hot. - W cll^’eaiil be, “ but don’t yt>«. rpcob rwrait of rrv*4uti<>n, and so it la destined led that a penun, in a blue jacket and tn peri«hhere. Its fate—aamatters tend, trnwsera, carried yutir trunk u»<be inn 1” wHb be tedd in .the words »*f an/Uhsr revTutbis he ananered tbalul qpurue sume oltttl<4ist t<* those wfo. w*iald vindicate it “ Will ynu never person had carried his trunk for him, but part per.«nHvea: that be did nut know wbakdroa he wore. forrgn argument wfitb men who wear, -But,’’ said the prisoner, "dun'^ you swiirda?” remember Uisl the person who went with y oa fn«i tbs bo«l told you a st.»ry ofbu A 8*maow»di “Exkxft.—ht New being m the serrim, that he showed y mi York, the other dev; In faabfonably 'at« scar he had on one side of thu loreiMdf* tirod’- frilow pi^c^ npne lbe examining you reculcul landing al Dover axsudi u stranger underwentaciwridwablachange. He aaid be oertainly did reodtecC each a arvumstei.eej and to. tM man’s pushing his hair aside imd showing ths »*art, W fo> iynid quite SUM that be saw the same person. A.bun uf sali.f»cte>n no* ran through,the court; fnr the.day «m which, aceurahht U> th* prisoner’* account, the -gedtifonan had met ,him iit ^wer-, .wag the same mi which Ito was charged With lIRCUlT COURT 04>l( dainis it-|to w« have remand let ik Ad maxveK ifiereforf, at seising Mows dnalt, wherever th?y may seem effi-rtlve. The tfm* for trifling }s past; iind whilst'men may - Well, the rubbery in M tfUfoht >»t u< ths try. The rfrimger, however, .could hot bc’certain of the time, but said bo sotnedine* made a memorandum of dates in 'Klahuekeuhfo'dt, and might P-relbly have duie ao uu this utoMriun. On Cumin* U> bi* x>te**fo-k >* b mem.irdhdom „f X Um. l» Iwl-J. ■'■i* ..th lb. pri.«er’.Tb»bw* the only ciremurtMUcs necuasaryiti pnwe ths ali<»i tba prisoner waa immediately. a drmrerade majority In the Ben Boss* < B^reeeMalirea. Whb there adyawmore iteeply tha* a &L - 9a/« ria^tei- tagea gained, they ruoaider thamaelrew bfthy\U nmrer rested fofcr* z*. tbs «uw«f fcr the foreign heart nr hand of any man. Tbs pri-lls of the R^vMuteCifeVvtl rtr% around , sscilnnal aninmataiM the riava rt* Adami; ths 4atara. and after the na-dmiim nTaatant parttan etmr«ta «f the Jeadremiga peri "my*. ».* • nb.m "nt ep nene fam wxn». *V4-1 fo •‘tefTM.1 th*J*1 tie IreaW. He ran ap TimnUrateeaa u Ht-C-Hrfla. At thia aiage of dm am. anre in cnrpprireuri to the mmintainnu* hied threan rit the simnldera of Prerimedmpea e-wpla rf h.,re mia-l Mm oad <tat LinonJn. Tfota wbntae-aa* wateb in" a Ua kmu. u. Me tail, aa" u again , him here. can safely aaatta your readers alerted. A preat emed mlleamd, and for a time Utacr na«jt {trend acene </. that yoo are perfectly correct jn y«jr e* r timate nf hi* hWlTty to carry'the Burden rw-ninj and Mlae-tm.. After a."on, NFNaMk1 His l*hi»hMera are' why ran. be waa fin.lly abut bj a p-tienman. square andw»reng snoiigb l«Utar alt the Moririitr that may fall t<*hb lnt;aad Diacxb'K Scvmyt two Yrahh Aoo.— । hppVf fherefpre cheerfully .stand greets A letter from P. U. 4^c. gnrtdfolhar of ,under »h* aaoatiha of open epemta. and the rebel Grtwrsl in-Ohirf, has Imsq fimnd n^t.ndrt , friend*. The people of the in the bouse «f the rebel Gen. Stuart, in *flWrri'Blates wilt drt Well tn note eare* Virginia, dated New York, April A. 1700, । fiillv the men; who are an Imd to their in which be speaks of disunion a* a mat- wnffftrini , r»f (*ifo in Presidant Lfocnln’a ter of c«Mirse hy-aed hy. Although re ,(• bpnyrtv.” foe - integrity.” hig “ pr|rity.w garding it at that time aa the worst of wj»ite rovertTv trtMnuating thyt •‘his; will calamities, be favura such an interprets- ' f«' t weak'** ” hia -jndgehient fo Imbecile," liuaivf tha powers «»f Congress aa may ,•* hfa rtnrie* a*ri*>ul nf piers.” "beis inn prevent hl a future day, any improper mush inflnsnred hr others,” and so on to C'wrsive, and ends thnn • "The Southern tfo e«U nffrJJ the taanns. States are too weak at present to stand president, Lincoln b|" A wjli as Iren aa by themselves, and a general Govern- that of President Jackson. Hi* judge­ inent will certainly be adventags**us lo ment la coni.’ raiifinua, fitr-reacWng. Hi« an, aa.it pn<iueee ne other eflret than rt.vriea are told with a »»md «»hjeet»' and protection from hnstilitiea and uniform thev trsnwHr liltrthere- they are intended a >n. mercisi regulations, and when we. tehir—videllciv tha Iwge class *f pnlitl shall olrtain our national degree uf pop | cal arhemerfr wbn.remeto gl vs hllrf their nlatiim. J flatter royarif we vhall have the advice. Aa'tn Ma being too much influ p**crer tn do onrasivea jnstioe by dlaanlv. ensed hv others, then* is nrit a member of ing the Bond winch binds ua Vigetbrr.— his Cabinet fort will ms, that while he Il is- better tn put up with there little In nav* great dv-ferenre to their judgements, conveniences than to rue ihehatxsrd ufa he la nne of the mnrt independent men In greater caJa*z>iiy.” the. world. These are the best reason* for Stating that the whole • plan of PVeal Tvawnro thx Tabla*.—It is understood dent Lincoln’* AdminiWratfon was formed that Gen. Fitz John Porter will imms bv him whea be came into power, in full diapUy be ordered tn trial on two art* view of the principal event* that have ■ *f <ha*jr*-s; th*>re preferred against him h.nnpr*w*d. ije ha* at do lime end in no iety tu bear the trial, but as lire court would probably be crowded, expressed some doubt id getting a place. The land­ lord told him there could be no dlfficahy in a gctitlcman of his app.-aranee gettings seal, but that. t-» prvvciH any accident, he Would btmsrif go with him and speak to hy Maj. Grn. P**pe. and th**ae greying one of < I os beagles. Accordingly they ont «>f the honhrahlA exculpation given tn TEA. COrrtK, STOAt.flMh3l. FKFPER. went inu* court next morning aud through Brig. Geft. Mfirtnidalfi. by the fort* de PRUNE*. FIGS. MAWINS. COHFISH; the landlord’" uiterest with the officers of veltiped bef*.H« the recent Court of Inqui­ in fact, everttbiny ia the Gracery lie*, aueb •* the court, the gentleman was shown to a re Gen. P**rter*a leitrt, thanking Gen. will be ueeded fur familv uta. seat on the bunch. Presently the trial Mnrtindale in warm tetnrt fi»r the very Also a great variety of the conduct for which he inHiaeqnrnfly pre­ began. Ql'U ECBT IMEEXimrXB'I W bile tlus evidence was proceeding ferred rharges.'fo regarded a*one of those ■gainst him, the prisoner bad remiiitird atiibbotTi'fiicti whii'Ji <L-n. Porter will CMklBK Extracts, Hitii bis eys lixud on the ft-">r, seemingly find it difficult in aurtnonnt. The belief ron thb rsrrtlAL nxvariv of -Mta iamb*. very mueii depressed ; till oo being called it. that be wanted fo|6*l rid of MartUdale. by any mean* available; l»y a compli­ ««i tor nis delense be looked up, and see We sl»o keep on band a good aaaortment of ing the stranger, he suddenly tainted.— mentary letter, if that would do it; and lais exi ited *ome surprise, and it Seemed if not. then hy chaf-ffe* foddlv made And pushed with all the priwer Geti. P^ter at first, like a trick lu gain time. As KHrti a* Ire emu* to Uiinselt, being asked h*a heretofore held tu Gen. McClellan’s • by the judge lias cause of his behavior, he confidential adviser. Alto a Ml *tMk of * tti Urey ••eafor WMtfoeg kr surgeon a-trick. Haniade ofith' then-lie waa sahj»-el loattache <d complete blind, nesa, lasting from a Sr» xainulewAh mhny honra, and that he wan most liable in theee aUacka after a foil'wreai, thnagh eaten nntUnf Awaometltak. Hie aan-a waa tbereHwa slataahta lhe uempt Ha*. Aube tea tabla lbw eaminj be pal”*IWed b.a wife b7 tallu«bw IbnlM^I. pr.wnrarf euTOnli-m peraMieal Windnraw .« tba pnemti al Her aaumnaifpat wu raw-red by bit ripUaau.pi that 'be ter, but lb. aerrw''., »■/ An tamvenateftl. balk wav been token by surprise. Hh pro­ gramme 1* prepared t*» the red, and be wit! carry It mtt tn the retry letter. Military Pedantry— WelHafftea’s •t** Stretagy* la withheld only to _rWMvs pidnt la the dame; sed then tbay reckoned «« the exhaeaiiuw.repldiday and fenre«/ltoa north, fur a consent to a au«psn«ioo yf hostilities, and a convention for ths purpose of agreeUtg to. a boundary. ’ But Id thia scheme tha retire temper of the Northwest, on which they reckon largely, is misunderstood.' ... »vl»«»*ver the “auTid men" of the AUswtic. States A boundary/ thswhUlS attikxU of th* Naw Stales will change, and the theory ufa Imadiriding tha North and the South will be set s»mJ« M qpcs for aootbar, sep­ arating tb« Atlantic Stoics fr»m the Val­ ley of the Mississippi. AU the element* urtbe present Insurrection originated in the CNd States; and once let the theory of;d<euRh«i be tolerated, the AHt-ghrinie* will be found assuming the character of ■ barrier, While die great river of the con­ tinent will resume the full political strength, a frnctbfa <*f whidt baa retained Mtaodri and Kentucky io the Unkm, and wlH render Louisiana and Texas easy con­ quest!. These parties, too, arc counting largely on the timidity of the' President, whom they, believe to be bewildered and deceiv­ ed by the results %»f the election* in tha West and tn Penney h auls, and they open­ ly boast that the akctloo'nfSaynxw will ba followed by an imtnediaU recall of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, and a virtual submission t>> the dictates uf the Peace Democracy.—AT. F. Siam. London oily nor cover* one hundred and twmty-one square miles, having In. creased three-fold since the year 1850; aqd briek and mprtar still invade and capture the green field*. The population according fo tha report of the register general, augments at the rate of one thousand per Atudk—half by birth and half by umnigrstkm. r;Sl) t. Notwithstanding tha enormous wealth of the metropolis. H is recorded In the refmft'df the register. a« a remarkable On a'cerbrtn «»<varir»n dnrhig Welling tbllMCampaign nn the FyrennewB*! rthat Lwt, thai <aw iu six uf those wte* leave "Great i (iptaitt” iwing displaaard with. the World di*-io setns •>!>• uf the ptridio tert^Uun-A. work bouse* breptal asyfur iwi'ying the a/k«ault nf MarahwY^mlt, him. or prison, Nearly oos in riwsQ of who m&UMM Writ tn- frotfl, oWrifed the ihe ^ewiha is Id A work u«*uae. : plan tv> l*e entirely changed. But ths Thu UfovwV that poverty fidhvws clots diflwnliy .wftB tn ddlay the attack of the at the heals uf w ealth, and fastens on tbs Frcm-h nntiljlMTltenffe o*fll4,be effected. ThiytJ^e ypm Duke, accomplished in peronh.lh Hie foHowinff mahnbr.' Doffing- Ms redkril hat ahdwfrvlAK It JW ths sir, lie rode furiously 4*» the head ift.fr, r*gimenu** if afoMitrf UteJ«ldeL-A charge.—. Thereupon rore^^^q^ndous cheer from the men, which was token up by o»'rp« afler oirfor. wtitIMt reverMrited 1 along .maot'hk who hardy; manage b>J n-f *•• • , txc* L*infl.>n ll fo w ibtc fnr an v human bring t* pass Mxrrntgh,' imd tbntrtahda ’ A.,nn In the attempt, crushed beneath the WellMgtnn *aa»< goldenU npgernaut. ■. i oil heart to remark, mnringly, as H addrea. ‘ It fofwrw notorkue, says a Lxwdo* exatnc hlmrelM-S.iuh Ts * skiUfol tut vhregt*, fbst iv> iths large salhUlafi metots, erilBvfoh remvnawta. And wlH mN attack where sHise-InMMlrsdo of aariateata are fo forve tiniil brihaa hserttaltiad Uio, «mpln*sd, th* grrirt shayirlty of them mrimfog'ilf these cheers. ThisrerW give , wre bmhen dowa trades mew, crushed hy tiAio for Hr* sixth dlvlm** *<•« onmenup the rimtpelititia .rH .capitaL Even these arid ws shill heat bir**.’* k tarned but oiseupatlons ary obtained witii diflkulty, M ib* -aMlripated SmihV ‘ taarally. red- tha iaas fortunate gradually rink cfori^h,- supfxumd tfowe tremrodton tnwer aad fowsr in ths scsle uatH'ibey afoiut* anbuMwod the arrival, nf large areririsaa ; into the pufoic ixstituiwaa^ refofiiredafonL and did: foit atta* t -antik , wbne they a«retaa Mrtte>e)y death. ' ri**iHtfo: Had ha sirweir at the right Tbs Hat. ia farther wwal led by that watoter• moment' he would bfoo wi»n aa easy Vio*. naaoqtaa, wfoi; born in a respectable ■for** a* it •**,- h* mat with ire Mundy ■, sphere and <41 educated, sinh into drgirt^Kils*."1 This was stnttegyiri tN«x tbs redsli-m from, tbs sheer fore <4 display •trnregy */ fouha. hat tire strategy of,. and vanity of living beyond their means. gf-niufr engendered and txecaled in the It is on record that, nut of eight thaairend tie rear died away; con vlets whopaseed their probation thru’ Pratonvllk, one tlrmrend hod fallen thrwvtgh thia wretched vice : and it is sta­ ted that most «if the number were, origiOrtana,' end ad-* ually, reopectable fo mure than ordinary In thd firstnmn. ^There statement teach ua that the -greatness <if D*f>d»u has been pur pin rd alia fearfial c*«l «f human o<warty, mise­ ry and erime the resaituMh* eager pur­ suit «if wealth. ' -i.uj • ' ' �L IOTICES trJttKtr rivf.tl from Havana c-r U4e fallowing IuAA the operation* of Iiflnrnt flit that time half oH^S Rebellion bee nA rights. If rebdlioe means anvthing it 'means the re-nneia. ■ itary Changes. •re to nontpuee this expedit *000 men) 'had ttrrivrd, and t Mattei^ a regard to rebellion. Stay will f»Lt •fce Jrsfwriar.tba called reaction frtflff l^e xadlcalism of twin patina by < fNAsdUrih* si: .vMljarut a irirrw.-owOj re ItetoOMftoitot «f |ba4riBy*.>aMlwwd totnitpro favw Bbea by.lhg sipwneaaaUtearrMrfErMteb I Wdflf of the afysteriee . pr Fro^denbe j troops. It was thought that the eapodi•tog wcwld-cot.jb^BMdy- tolfaMJto «» .AMiKtarely. wktai hbmh Mtofrp tofecw th* faro psMofDwosaaber -AI4,ilt1,iubl,ltan<-m> vafa*,.?!lt„4i«preQ hteipw.- BU B® «UC ISHIM. lh^,d^«2EU3>«i «r"*« ‘iufflih fe»cOrv».«» • KroeelUpublic.il coun^T I. bl. forwtertwricu W -- - ----- - ,£W. 'sfwflife*; -'k'-Bfe ftreaM WMaare, tW-IWno. TfceMSM oftbe l<)M «MtoiMd by. the Freochfaros, bote on. abip-beard and on b«« New Advertisements. Hooker Takes Burn' side’s Command. BLACKSMITHING /Jflie result of the .riocuon ia ||at. Bt^te . nsc* ths follow i-ig otrueious language: - s'of Ms ■ The returns from threats this State aro tml yet bH hr, bet emtegh h known Wfodsre their clenched the eleefiofi of ^.Republican Stale tkk branded hliqar.d «t hy < majority Irea than.fr* •tUn ^dritiiinte1 thHr’ 1 tbuuaimd.' The RvpuMicaua base elected eaid tohegreatly exagerstedU I A single veaeei'. the Amssun. wae ahwad-wwd by her crew <»n aeouunt iW the epiddfaie ; th* othersrwgr« barely -tfriteR by the aapufgg. The French • rtffl<Wt Bay that Abe trnnl i««w experieeo<<>hy th* French (wiacvwuMofxbe «oi*itod*ee nut exeued 800 .taen. ■> h*<•■»•» h ’ IIsxdqpamtxm, Zaur »ot<Tnx P^ro; Rzcrcawow*. V*.. Nuv.€th. 10 P; inrd over ■ morning night at. " 1 miles moved nri "towards .BuiftfCftiA®* distant, and,,JWF the ,HWUMri>f Chester mac, M.—Gen. Itifurmatiun from the 5th District rep; flmrend probably five CbngreaMnen mrt ^'fam.Llnei>lii^ Ik the demand of (he pen- *^fdlx.J Rj R, rpw.bridge In’Ute, .Fifth Jraftc Iha^e oji Tueadiv optts* biwoeli, d«ta.s«L g. > Trfx Riifet.Ts,o» EMAiic^PA'nmr,—Die in favor of Qtg>r.Ltp4„U4><*<>. - cck." Lincoln (ttt*t»vf>rtfanhl) undoubtedChe F»r»t District, which has been.in dis­ qiiJsftonli 'boiihei-fed • with e’m'aneinsiii-n di Scarcely less treaateMibie,..and muck pate is www known U»'b* etetetoed by seem IA N* WJffWnf “flWffiaetYM out sue vMwflillv in «nme lMtahe*«, at least in ■ more signKieaht, it the language of F*r- nearly 200 majority. The Sixth District General Butler's Depnrtment. ,A’ tom-Art • trict by 400 maj. .. J. ninflo Wpo^, ''uttered al ^A jo^lfallon ij still in dopbu : ' I J. R. Rollins is elected in the Dlh dispendent of the Nrw Vorir--Tnitt thus :. mealing iu New Turk, on die very eight ■ From what is BOW known, the State shows bow fhhwd and tifcompMMtfed la vaW his eleoijon (Mb Repiwaentadv*. in Senate is twarerevenly diwided-ahan efrr l"»r Waichanged »o wnHinrary and renin nrhrtiWs wort In'thd'cteeef atawe* of' ‘ Cungrdsd, when be spoke as fbllowa:' gre. but it is safe to asamne a majority befbro since the racenflency of the Repub ' H^.oC.con. lican party. The Repubffcins have 17 ’MaMweffWhite.:-* The writer sayb: • Peniwylvania Regiment, charged on their of the members uf ^.Legislature ducted • “One rtf the' most ihteriwtihg- and rig- right, white Captain PennmgUm., with are fur emancipetion. ;e./“I??tl9a • UP.°P . ®e uncoDriitijUqnal, and the Democrats, giving l^em. two iflftamt things tn this eormretioq, b the another force, assaulted them with shell I. . ?nd Jnibccik Adwiiuiatraliou wbo.nflw ftbt ftara Ww days agwa-tdelrtetlon «>f The rebel* left tec of tbeir dead un the district* stHl in doubt, U. • bo WwWiW’.MdpM Ths Houk* of Representatives so far alnves” belnegiitgto MarthselUWMtei.rBie field. ’T b?d,*”.,a .SprlM—W*en be ,urp<) . rtf lbs Eldest and wealthieet plairteranf the Qnr loss was o»»e killed and five Inc bail in motion which had culiuinated as known will stand Republicans 58; parish fcf 8t. Bernard below the eitjr. odl- wounded. Among the eusniy’*dead was vi’’tf‘kgrcat ^vij, Constitutional revolu- Democt«t*38; Doubtful anJqnlno'wn 9. ed to he* General Sbepley.- and asked, as a Captain. The Adjutant,of « Virginia Jtia-ve mn,lb.; « . of 4m Gjf tfip Jatter. the Republicans wl|l, prob-, ci Hrerm, for ear aadianea oftba governor regiment had bi* Iro broken and ia a TT^b^.-r • Inhere »s‘ ablyhcv* itaud Fufrtw 4. ■ 1 of the State. 'Th* request was granted, jurityi prisouer.c The ounduel uf our eawtlry in and these men informed tha General that thte actioo was apleodid. Jt is only nee In itha Huu-e, they «ame far freedom ; they said their rosary for Gee. Stuart to meet these in arid 6 People’s Union'. rcvolutk>ii^$icli would hurl from powHoratio Seymour, the newly 270 Republicans^aud 34 People’s Union fellnW servant* in dther places were all an open field-to sfr>w our superiority. li uild tl rupt and imbecile elected Gbrisrnor of New T<frl, received leaving'their masters, and that they wish ZpnhbiaVi^ition which’ now, usurped the ' "Naw YorkNot. «. amililgry.educitiqa.al Partridge's Acad­ ed-aleo to Improve tbeir -oenditfan, but . .GoVcrnroeqt,” (Great cheering.J ‘ The r**»« has the falh.wi%;—“Dis emy, Middletown, Ctmmcticut, and his' that It was not'dear tothem brtw was the ■vBadi IXFniioo Democracy iriloeali beet way to do so. Thev emphatically pnU-hes of the gravest importancr, and place should have hflfa nt fbe head of a said, however, that they did not intend tn wiiich may, effect » change in the whole ties wlreyfc-pUtfflifgWTTTffeffTiB favorable Ciiicago*~Nuv. 8 —The St. Paul Preet corpt dartnee^ pot holding coldly nnd srlf- labor much if they could help it without Mpvct oflho war. were today-.aubtuilted | to their‘’ne'ferippa dc^cmes. And yet.' says that DonnellyrRepublican, in the ial^y back, lending nu hand to belp^m by . tha French Legation ,to tbs,Secretary !, First District, is elected to Congress by tsinen, Ibraaerly, Republicans, ns wtfll as the war.-or to■ provid*-far those engaged request* and. protest*; by asking that if «J*State. On- Halleck expresses the.I n tliousand majority. • la the Second Dis­ Domoehits, In oar vtrymidst;- arc: «bw. lb it, bet devoting hte taflitence and hi* they remained peaceably at home they belief that «, foreign war, ntwessitating u trict Window. Republican, is also elected. ■'HbSftd, te*e'tetiod£li/tb gloat oreF such miflbt have fair wages secured, to them time to the Wark of embitrrawing the for their service. General Shrptey, treat­ levy en matte uf our wbulo p.pulaunn, ■ >hr ‘ ’^cioriei ns. Aliese. To bo traduced by would not be an evil without largely Federal Adininistrntion.fiddjng fault'wllh. ed the manor with, great c>ni"idrration, coinpenaating, ben fit*. He expresaee the , .spehjnea, is as goqd a pcwtificate uf charevery measure.-exciting discontent .at* and after conferring with General Butler, belief that the,North ha* not yet begun , -ancter as any ieyal man need ever hare, bmn«,-and affording sympathy to the permission was granted to these men to to develop its poesible resources. Leavenworth, Nov. 7th. t'f* ------ 1 M T w make terras with their master, who con. “An'infal mal meeting of the Cabinet i rebels.___ w - . ._____ A Convincing Argument. ‘ .-' Several old fogy lawyers, and among ^^*15im\iiiwb*ea, the Sece*l> Con­ ? th»i? /Judge partly .of Massachusetts, gressman from Indiana, had a personal » have attempted to prove the President's encounter in gmandpation the,.officer* lazy hfrdftng*. He called The officer with all -.other* upon the subject th*t the refatetkm wilt meet them all. same Theophi­ lus Parson?, an eminent professor in |hc Chmhjridge Law School, has . . abort. letter to the Boeton written a Adoertiter. ■ which seems to cover the- wfiote ground, ' {m3 entirely dissipates the logic of Judge . “ ^irtiite. Afr. Parsons in bls letter says: . “There a re three questions *ceosrwing the Presidenfs cniondpeXfan Procteans-r- tioa. ■ One,-baa ha aauoaUtetiunal power to isaue it aa .a ehrii,i <politteal or affroin_t JiteafrM-Mtl Tbe wound, waa il aipe- . dirnt ? . The,third, has be a eonstiteUonak power as Commander-in-chief to issue MAbbtittatwa m'ditary aril ..j Tb^e questions are perfectly diatioct. Qnoof tbe tno*t common and moat fruit1 •fill canoes M-error upon ail oabjeete, if the mingling of questions which are dislinri to themselves, bvt so near each other that they confuse each other. -Judge Curtisa,mingles those questions , do eatiraly, that no study of hi* pantplet ensblas-me to aa* dearly aa to moeh of faa anpiisent upon which of these L^ueeaioawit is.intended to bear. ' Let us separate the** questions. ■ Irin sure-that the President hah no Viewer to emancipate a aingie slave, as.a' .civil,- political or- iidtninistrative act. i.-.-o Was ik expedient 7 i.leaee lbis que*lion to the President For be is huoest, het-is capable;' ba has omisiderad the epseetion faag, *asefnily‘. Bad paiafaily, and in all the rslatioea* in whsebrit can present iteelfi • Uewvrar wive 1 may ba or Judge Curtis may be, en this subject, the FresrientwaaH Wwiserrer ell rules h.-J^ , . : . ,p' i/f-peehoHlitv dait. so ’ * ' Aa 'reoMlntag ^asatton.! have 1 ‘farix/a bMdrod nriks to Maida Umt b4dkiirih npHK nUBBABD UBO8.. Km. U English mannfactura Morrment; cap|>eJ ind (uh i grid. Itaies Mfr SIB. BririfrUfrsoiteOtaBlgi UUNTIXU <X)MI*OblT10X' CASED At BY WATCU. RicUy rugrared. >»elrd and fancy woriia. Uuauniaeacd lor Sulirra, Traders, etc. Price IB. Kotaila at from >44 io tlqu. A great variety ofoliier Wa«c*n.at low price* Linm Sun o( brooch and Ear Props in coi I respond.' ’iSnine* dtStsfoiriannfl, a i ere nch • Die Republican State and Cuegressinn. ‘riteSu teBMbery uf Geo. iBaall, who bad mtn It was gen­ erally reported that Lee would encamp on the hills %uth of the town. 'Gen. A. P. HHl’S command was bore on Thurs day, but retreated upon the advance of days, bub Wk lastflstnrday.' enough to.hay*cleared all Tennessee of aetivw rebels long ago. Bnt ioriaad of thia, Neahville is now a olauely belea­ R—,11. IreM Filter «<>«M P«y It, M •Uur tetetrie, bte teM, bu Lord dotal conduct, wo shall have no time to find faalt with Ab*< conduct of ottors. tew WM lUpoUlan. -MU Tee'Know Awnrrmst.—Amputation.• was a rnisfbrtunc U» the country •' but they Isfar «e g—->rtba inritpabla inis ■WMmrfob^rfulfr tn the popular-vote. -----*“^“ wtf*'in one, When Lincntn wai dseted, one-Wf of tkMt/-lhor_ tbe'Drmoersfs reWkd Walnss tW Gov-’ eromrot; and tha leedera 6f the other Salem, Vn., Nov. Sth P. M. The order, fclievihg McClellan was IT o’clock, ] t । , 1 WyunSi? ipt. Theeomnu |,«1. ^ver?jo( Bi .Ita — ; o(t& c^Ufe, Accor J'&‘. cy MO«». «J ORl.d t o. ln.il.tlm.mimoud.TO 1 Lucvsn.- Double Glass, riebly enprercd. V-'Fcruons-wbirtin^snr oflbe shore, brre only u» remit th« prtee lu a rirtsitred teller In owFm*. dreu, sud lh» »rttd— will be rent br return-sum?, freo of cxp4ass.« »~<hter> to’tb<- amount of Urelvc dollars anduswards will bsaetu. by «x pr«M to any port ®f •** Isysf S»airs, wi’b bill able to the Express Cotapray, wbratte delivered. Agents. Butlers Mdcoustre Merchant* thrx*;bout the counter, who wish to Wake mosey rapidly, wUlde well to obtain sur maaunote catrivs- . we furuial. the nw»t salsuMs oalSl at price* *usurpassed by say Otter ewuerct: ! (arfram) Xu* r«MTcm.f | FXOMATE QliHER.-VU.VL OF MICHIGAN a s^Lri^lbs Probate Court fortte Craat v et Barre, tel.ten.al tbs Probata OSre m tte tjj tage of BaAinga, on Taextey Ite Flth lav at 1Xo renter. i> the rear one tbonreiri ei^bt hoorirea sad sixty terif |ri*ri B. QJFxhtete. J<tdCr exf J 1 ’ t ‘ t I itAerosted in ssid «•««:•• ollfioa, and ths hesring pv of tab srder »a be ►.Braver, ■ »ewsv«rr -- ---------------------- —p J* srid eroniv ri BarrT. । ! i [ (Atroseopy.) J*d*s ri Probrie Estate *f G»or<e Kteb*»s. 3TATS OF EICHIGAN. l*«ar cm "’. A recei vwfjitJIeadqnartcjajat the w^rma, btotos «Mi baiHluonielj mounted. »A.t5. ‘ Qcrrutsra'a VerrCasun. Pariah*, no elegant Mttem, only It. The Urmonlae. very besTy, |X ■ JCuicn.—Jlric bnly'tSrih; Scrril. 4er¥/pv«My. •r. Cba^. a orat pattern, >1. Beal Signet, ft. Imitation DiamoodV Rixxvs Bvttok*.-I’atfrnt. chased,orEDsmehtd a new and rrre handsome pattern, >?/<’. OooVIc ,brort and soul is with the rebellion to- • nigku (TUW tm.1 Ikin rental it 1 the State of Pennsylvania, f have been in Lahtmter, and all abmrt over that county. 1 bav* wt talked with him pertonal It. 1 have Wot got so low yeL— Mxsm *bo Bcucbab.—“ When I was our troops. But I conversed with, re a । bdy." said «n old 'man, “ we bad a ReKabl* citizens confirm the general FLaughter.] acboidmasler who had way of catching beliefuf-ffotelligent army officers, tlwt liable a«4 iAtoUioMtf.-PennaIranians of i kite bays.” 'One day he celled out to us, Gen. Lee has succeeded in eliidrttg'Gen. high afairding ahdlnt^rMty/tefio had con “ Boys I must have doser attention to McClellan, ifad' that a Itif-ge ptiHInn of verged With him, to whom be said "This yntir b«xAw. The fifrt «me 'irf yuw that Lev’s army is st Gordons ifte. Gen. war hall wrong; it dnghl to be Mopped. We can never sees another buy Idle; I want you to in A. P. Hill’s farces and Gen. Stiinrfa cav­ Ws ought to atop it fi»rwi me. and 4 wiG srttend -to the cose." alry formed the rear guard of Gen. Ix>e. tobdda this people. They are mnjte »*Ah thought 'f to myself, there Is Joe i The dinner wax at Chester Gap on Wed­ people to be conquered,M and s* rih; Otnipwm that I don’t • hke. I’ll wateh nesday, and Gen. Pleasanton bad pushed evidently showing hy the tenor and tone him, and if I see him look off bro book. Gen. Stuart to Flint Rill. uf his convention that he it will#, the enemy.” 1 I’ll teH.w-«-k WW» itutriinin before I saw Washington, Nov. 8. Joe Simporxi look off kb bmk and irnme-’ The Herolda dispatch save: ‘•Bumride rebel anuie* oyuld .elect a.junction, and dislriv iofarmsd the master. t“ ladrsd," .-Lort Iwtrtnxrr A drafted hian is appointed, in phenol Medel Ina and from the vicinity of Reedsburg, Wajne .... --- ■*• JW idjr^Qknowbe get into *, strung pvsiUpa- ' H«»»k«r takes Buntside’a porition* I Mo- county, after he bad been in camp for _ him," . said L .■*•¥<»* ----------- -e*^.' ---------- wnaldlel” did and wero 'y<«r eyes on yowr baok“ GMWsreoMMnl baacauaedgre«tesrite- a>vt Un weriri, got a furlough totehit The Japanese Aatlmaadora onnmesit ibero-toaighk ,.: Gen, fit, Jnbo his sweet heart near the above place.— whea yn* saw Hm.1” I was oneghi.and trarted a bHhwf 820,880 at their hotel In never'watehrd fi>r idle boy. again. If we Poster-ia ordered here to answer the Utaii, ««r, lired ..Ikmg, m4 taU, r< London. They sent It to Lord John are iirtfassrrtly watebfal over our own charges preferred againri'hiwi - by Pope.’’ Ua« ap Im* b. mind u n« aUuV L« guered city with a starving r.gams<4.— Negley will, however, be able to bold an until relieved. As far Bragg’s arsaythere is so-danger from that in the di rection of, Nashville. Hd will be with Lenin Virginia very soon. Rnenrsgerd eaarped from Halleck •> Corinth, and turned up M Ricbtn*ind, and now Bragg. havingcfa cted aa ceay escape froiu BtW elhin Keetacky. will fallow in U>e foot­ steps uf hi* predecessor, it wa*. very kind on the nar^affien. McClellan, after the batde <>| Antietam,, lo^ie, "a^st.. on the Potomac*‘far five weeks, until jlhe — and ogen f»M..sr Ladr'a or Genllen.»n’« Waub in one: Ub nraltirat. nunt conrrn.ent ond cbrn:> e»l Watch in the World. Jmil.lion jfold; effrelld by a patient- praoL*,’ whlcy rvirtlera the apprarMMsnCgrid (wriria. whU» it duos nol ae.t <xithird an nioclu 1'risa O^y Ma JUteiU al ’frSm •1iH.'x5lSaV'OMfO«lTlU.X C.KE01ZTZRX al ticket is elected by a majority of2,300. Thu Legislature 11 atm Republican. to thia evening, when it re-nasemblnd at eight o’clock, Gen. Halleck being preeeni CT Nmm< P";*”1* "£rij the stjlaa of w atcss I upon iuerrMieg •Steal, oCsr tke'._„„„w 1st District, .Henry G. StMuu ; 2d. Martin K'/MAtch. 8d, Afoses F. Odell. 4th. Benjaaum. H^ood; 6th, Fernando him. The officer then turned to and gave Wood; MuF/iA’* Farrf; 7th, John Voorhees woefa a flogging that be was JFiOnacUrr; 8ih, Jmm* Broolt; 9th, Wmpcned to tab* to Mb bed. Voorhees Anton Herrick., Ukh. William Ba^ord Bl Lout*. Nov. 7. 11 th. Charin H. Wu&U^ ,12th Homer are possible, and it is believed that cer­ was in Indianapolis defending a man who tain Chbiael rninisters regard these Governor Gamble has appointed Tburs 4. Nelson ; J$fi B. Steele ; 14th, waa charged with aiding rebel prisoner* changes as a condemnation, giving them day, 27th, Thanksgiving day. Brtntm Corning : 15lh. John A. -Grit- no alternative but to resign.1' to cocape. <nW4,' probably ; IGlh, Orlando .Kellogg ; 17th, Cjlyin T. flulbur^; iBth. Teaiah Warrenton,?*., Nov.7—4.P, M. cHftl Blood, probably ; 19th,Samuel F. Miller In a recent speech at Chicago Parson • Tha army corps of Gen. Reynolds took A letter from Nssvilk, dated October 120th, Ambrose W. Clark ; 21st, FVoncit possession of this place unopposed yes­ Brownlow said: “The last one of those that was mode 28th, aaysthat “far many days past the ,Kiernan ; 22d.De.aiuC. Littlejohn j 23d, terday. The place was occupied hj ColooHmhem-i^bavc innodI W rslioos of TbomasT Davis: 24th, Theodioro KL Paine with about 400 men and two bow- the catspaw of, and the meanest one of tbs whole anwd.'by aqjr odda, was the meat—nothing else." .wJMl A [•- itxers. - • ‘ - < - < r ■ preUy buqinese. and all attxibuteble to Geh- Lungriredt'e arm\y corps had oc­ Old Public FunctMmarv of Pennsylvania. the blunder*,.tardiaesa, ^competency, oi. An old man vrbone cupied Culpeper Court House far several [Roart nf laughter.] *u:pfet selling furiith^ views upon the sub­ said he waa a liar, when Voorbeea struck .. ject, which qo'uicid# so nearly was bold to-day, and an adjournntenthad I 0n4«Birri*tfcSMri.FseWittri:UP*s»rra, Orraoa* at Bn ail as, Wiuyuu FM<b< on apecinl invitation of,the President.— Heavy 8*ow Storm is Brotoa. It ia believed that dccisfaiis <>f more, ul BiwTosf.’&ivr Tih.—‘rtfree u» four lituate importance than any yet made in tlto course of the war, have been arrived inches depth of snow fell here to-day. Mid at, sod will: bo announod before the end it continues this evening with indiuatiuns of a stormy night. of Um week. “The air io pregnant with rumors of militaiy nod Cabinet changes. Military Indianapolis, on Monday, witfi a regular army officer. prodsmatiem unconetitu sen led to hav* a partner in the transact, km, and these men have gone |o. work, , not aa slaves, but m hired moo.” . WAZCKES & JEWELET, uki^" °,2'rt * MH« feH imo a a-aind tMuurouM«>«u» on. ' i Ifthdar, the M'h i IMS. at tee s'sisek, �vsinro Wwtwx**. - ** zsusci^Mrfr •WP.M •txMA.lt. GRAST&SPAUtmjG •t b-t**-lfo *xi *er«te nyiJ • «$ W kr-ke > . J—Bi1 •« >• «*«*' R. R. R. of fqll throe inches tWadflhhatfOs Shh The instant. weather fiinee has bs«h quite pleasant^ arid aiAljiriartiting (Tues- PEOPLE WONDER ' ' Ab4 ftwamlr ok. Ho. 1. li <| ..■« * • sucn retu•dul pomraMU wnuiua, ■‘■-rrr . .«•!. Only ttC ■ tft ti 'Cf |^f luu <>t WbUo etbor papavoora r^rite oa thote 'arte IS Ob'S UNE OF T8ADE; w, do not Mop to ennkdor thu PhrdI.,,bb Amw.—CToRm BWUon. of ehuiB rraBcrth, clMnd ti> altnoet ever) Woodland, has left at our office ten ap­ when taken ples. which, from the tree the aggregate ttM'Mtf one weighed lU The .largest, quarter pounds. weighed in bbt'dlfice, nin>t^!n' and a fralf onneea. To Lute frequently Ltf.AC.r-You, MHy, AuAu contributed to our columns, and your missive*are usually acceptable; but we desire to give a word r»f caution : k i* untafe to throw missiles ht skiinh as they are sure to render the atmosphere Unpleasant to ynu and to othera. Tux E-xbmfts.— We are indebted to lion. N. Bailey, Commissioner to super­ intend the Draft in this county for s few figure, from which it appears that Dr. J. R-ibcrta, Examining Surgeon, baa exam incd ! ,JMO persona, of wbosa ?)| exempted. were The number of officers and aliens exempted is not yet computed; ^either the number liabte to draft in thr e^iunty. ’ We bdpeto b« able W give tHt latter next ^teek. '. h0 Thk RBsvLTeflhe dectir.naand tbelittle effusioo of “Lilly Lilac” published in oJr columns last seek seem to have bad a bad •nd Opmm, « lbt ___ ____ ai, in ,006 euu .km there » pan, |u ara.lo6jMl0.B, raU,nll»p.t>Ml fc.m pain—to ,11^ Irrtuill-o and Inflnntolnd —and this U will du, very soon After It is administered. ir>eventi vc of disease. in thia dwaetrr M wilt so eompliah more R«»<>d than nil the medics- lief, and fell immediately relieved, and alept aonnilly, and awoka in the mnrnlng free from pain. Its continued use eured and threatens, (if bis readers 11 is posiliun it somewhat nkm to that of •a certain Dutchman who became angered. him.” ■ FROM jmt* eo'rtVX-ovtA oj raw, aaA ^oum.v5^ tocAu aaA \\u\n, tn swear terribly. So our neighbor glvcw notice to his decent subscribers to with­ draw, as he is about to • make himself. a fool of Well, it won’t to much of an • IT*after alt, „ tIiE BANNER! riMilHID Estate el John Croat. - f<»r pqptcciioa « ro^aM^rixty two; praaiat, 8. ©. Prinlte, Judp In tha nutter of tbe estate of John Croak, late of A anyria, h> said county drained. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified of Sarah Cronk, widow of aaid fiaeeaeed. pray- Sfcr. ■ft.ttoatk.'*. ’E®DTn©3KE) IPIBI<D®8. EMPORIUM FOR DRY GOODS! i 'RoWM As to personal! ave to* Ato vtukn.’k Sotoca. MV& Com-JoA. we ahall not be the* first aggressor. It doei the County printing. In editor we regard os too small an affair to waste words upon. >7/7 t JfhyPjslHe ’) . Igp A. H. Paocrna, Esq-, thia wsU- kn»wn proprietor of the New CASH STORE! IN BATTLE CREEK! A. L. SKINNER ROBATE OrB.r.—Sul. .T UlU.ut« County of Barry, u^-At a Marina of tba Pro­ bate Court for tbe county of Barry, bohten at tbe Probate Office, In tbe village of Hsriisgi. on Troafey. d>« 14lb day ef October one ibearoud eight hundred and aixty-twe. ■ Present, Sherman C. Priedie. Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe aalaia of Pmrites CUM late of aaid eounlv Un reeding and filing tbe petition,duly verified, of John Taggart praying, forroasona therein eel forth, that L. W. Ha wilt. AdtntoiMrotor ol arid estate, may be aotbohted. empowered and direct in arid priiiion irauaora of a earten mode by *rid LOCAL NEWS Bas in Store - xt*if«rt<1 An Immense Stock of AND to r|li ~ at a asaaicsi of said ?■!—. thaw to bo boUsa at tba Probate OfOo.,te tbs vlHagwMH*B ling*. a»d show sama, if any Ibero bo, whr tbe m«OT riche priitioswr eborid sat bsTsrUd. AJri M to further osderod, that tbs pa—asar ghw art toe to all persona hi*----- ------ -------- — of tbe pn-daaey of arid petit A0,000 recruit*, whereas they have not wo use in Attempting «» fight put Kentucky II ia set wriwriroiy Poliitesl-it boa one or rooro WHICH Emawcxfatiow nr*m Dwtwjct or Co <Xe. TTtess fitter* are put up in quart botllea. qf wJuoA Um ahovs is a /ao-«im. iU. 97h« Iri^ek i* Jhbrip ess^ratwi, and i» jjrvuided with a K\fe-gnard fretn , opunU</«iisra. (Priot fl per botiU, 6e eiifqrfS. , O. W. J^oback, (Preprirtor, _Jfo. 6 Jhst Fourth Bl., Cincinnati, Ao udum •K orders should be addmsed. ' FOR SALE BY Roberts-* Striker, Haultop. Eli ITichria. Jay 8 Terry.Orowgwrilte Mffla, rf. C. Swift, Froirterifte H.B.b'uriMtoa. XuMteiBa.atoi by droggtei. aod mercbaote generally throughout ths oouutry To Desiroy-------Rata, Roaches, Ac. To Destroy-------Mice, Moles, and Ants. Ants. ToDestroy------ Bed-Bugs. TV Destroy------ Moths io Furs, Clothes, ' ■ &c., Ac. To Datroy-------Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Dubuy —InritefiT on Plants and -FofirM* T o> Ta Dsttray-------- Insects o« Aataa)a. Ac. To bestroy——Every furm sod spsciss :• --j,» . wfVanWu . - ’ • jy 8es “Coetar’a” advertisements hr this (riper for tbe destruction and alter 9000 yd* P1,ta ,Dd *“CJ fr(B rtrM I. MiSkUUMi >er W* Ab4 Almost «r*7 B°»Wr coflteiro SB yhhj*iad :>ihiah yotjst txierminatien of all kinds and species of d< sf PMtenb.r. 1*42. at tes o'etatek, is ttw foro mss, ba anriguod foe th* boarwig of arid parities usd that the Wen St tew of said da***,rod, and aU riher perron* ieteeroted ia said rotate, sro roqrirod to appear a* e- eaaaWsf aaid Court, then to bo bridseri tbe ProbrioOCes is tbe vdtage of Saeriogn, asd abow rouse, if suy Ibero ba why Farsu'a. , ■ ; .■■■ । ^y-Bold in > HArrnroa, Mich., by RoBUTs'&BTkiKn, and by the Driig- gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. thouwalpriea of these pefe : .^rfatMteaM ATT’JO mxuTa THX GBEAT OABSK OF * ' OUB GOOD* iif tbe Union, and the rebel command- LtuaxA.—Tbe largest number of alav«» “istrtcc "Dv. *B.obacV» # ftXO'KUMlVv ‘BkXXc.tft SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! before the recent ad v ance jn«t! before leaving Kentucky, in *hfeh be wid he 60 Been inhled bj Kentucky secessicntats, who represented tbe State a* ripe for revolution. Toe zsrXJrI.S0&,i: irrcrived 5.000. A Union man respect ^jtlly remarked to Bragg that there wet . ‘DtavA^eo, Stacks of in Kentucky ■*<*• than eqnaUad the new recruits be had received. He aaM they had nntieipa|^DtrtMaa<Jirtg riot !<*• than Hoback's ftXovtwxeXv ‘BWto-rw vftUv\^ DRY GOODS I be spoiled- ;by the skpoider-straps. — Eaton County Republican. ' » lt»l.»«fcl? out of II Thir. bad been b» adequate recompense, and the deed, wounded and prriuftan whom be bad left ft\ovnac,\x 'B'vXXttw ckx\& tnokt Ta}c wt\oxyx\Ax. HARD-WARE 'it“te ro£ro4.*te4 Turoday.the *d Engl.™! House ni Vermontville, has a commis<km te raise a company of Mounted Rifle* for Col. Stodkton’a qew rrjitnrtit Th,.,i,cn»of lk.,BtentoU.-w*»fc«l l<> avoid a draft, and the .full <overnjusat l>.Hint/of 9100 i< offered to all whojtef jL 125 of thia bounty and one month s <p»y will be paid in advance. In sddithtffi .to this, some of tbe towns are offering ■Kegs bounties—so that the pecuniary .inducements are ample. Proctor ia a whole-souled, genial fellow, who will . Dr. "BtokoeV* BOOTS <ft SIENMES. P AT TTTE ONLY EXCLUSIVE vhnll attack Illogical and untenable posi- . ftXavtcacVj. 'B'AUt* GROCERIES St’BSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! shit" polities and Other public questions, we> vm \N\a A^eor <van Vnan.^ Iio€\oY,» Wt. VK«kooYfiXe \\m. vcxak and. dfcVnVta.X.e d. wbenerar wc may deign to notice the Dioneer. * WvcYxX.^ ’Vo’ttke. ‘ proba noRnat.-avin of mioemoait County of Barry, ee. • At a aeeeton of the Probate Coeri for tbo Coun­ ty ef Berry hot den at tbeProbstrOSM. tn tbe Will and te.lament of aaid deceased, may ba ad­ mitted to Probate, and tba Exaeoiri* and Bxecu iarlher<MJMr— — •-- *-■--------Thereupon 1 d«y of Bny—I aaaigned for the hearing of aaid petition, and that tbe hrira *1 tew of aaid doeeaaetGnd al! other persona interested in aaid estate, are required to appear at a aeeoioa of aaid Court, then to be hoidea at the Probate Office, -in tba Village of Haalinga, aad show eunae, if nay Ibero be, why tbe prayer of tbe petitioner should not be grouted. And it ia further ordered, that arid petitioner give arifco to tbe persona interested, ia aaM estate, of tbe pendency of arid petition, and tbe We. would say ^lo our neighbor tha* weshaU never don a .. uttaXe'W make and requested tbe miuiater and deacons to withdraw immediately, as he was about anA aVL pVMAM* <5 a. BBTOAtevRLato'K. 'VVimKvtwn *» jrarna aaij aMdfoj&Ka ‘ U“ organ of eo eliqro or factleu, but nV < h»*roe nottoro wftboat foer, roUnguo from werwet u»a . ■ /— ■ > Jaundiae, "■ —^JKiJnvw Cfentplttirwj^ DIRECT iBSChibK fba will ercn»e in a very tings Hint ’ £ilious F«ver, - . : • Fever and figae, '■y Lioer Com_ptatrt^ ' " (Vuspepvia, ; ,;iaJ .. . i - Government. little sickness would exist. Its use will prevent attacks from these disorders. In cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sora Thnwtt, luftncnxa. Strains, Sprains, Oamp*Mpasma»4ta„ sa appUsati<>«t «f the Ready Relief wHf afford immediate I<et tit refer tn tbocase of a ditrtinguiahod literary gemletnan. •‘Let tfwtee wbiicabnot rnjriy an hour’s calm sleep make a trial uf Rodttay'i Rniily Jiriiff. Wm. Sydney Mvrra, Eeq- uf tbe. Havana (Cuba) Pima, well kn»wn, t<> ibe NewAork. New Orleans, and London (Cuba) Press, says that for a Bure 'f’ttretnxtot ©5 i.,. .Jnaig-esiion, . Il •u.tkto. tU Admlnirtrallon nd th. used when any .T the innlignnnt diseases prevail, sueh an Yeffiiw Fever, Cholers, Flux. Typhoid Fever.lnA.iMAu, Diptheria PneurnoQM, Fever and Ague, sad very him.) to continue hi* antics In tbe future. shoulders, “ hrij^^ ores ,<»ur “‘"^.^""000.008 ** *” <»»•. oat Of om htraarod. rimd, /u^f I, ™cribwl bj manner, He abuses Diaiietr. Ogrnig and fkalL «mt at ton ypro^ev Wta», a»* Moetrhioe JU Me<|| twenty years he had been a soflerer from acute Chronic Rheumatism, and f>r one week had not slept aa hour at any one time, fie appliAl Ready Re­ effect npon our literary neighbor uFtbe BiamACct Tb'WU,r*, uAm.c.K, >5 ttouv. to. >Me*T ptuaxtofiiA*. c»~ *bdo there I, »H.M, elek»«~— SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER] COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. IX IMMMhrtW «ta»m MBtaOito HUMAN. -MISERY �itaral TrX^MALMON P. CHAIR. XMrteww^fiU /nto-iX-- Crieb B. Smith. of lad. WKLLW, -f * Cnuuectlewt. a^vetoey <y Ns,—K. M KTAM TOM. of Washing- >rUl*llall teat can bo produced. This Syrup is ^kgldy fltel ia which bo OfxAa of the Pramdra.lV OMtratod.xsraediary jwdeifut. is.Wkhfcb Emancipation Proclamation aa follow•emga tetldue*, .ills assurer vigistehsaed I *•! beartitjrMWtW Wiry word of iL It waa well timed Ohio. Si. u.~- U »TA. TMFBkC.X.’% T&UOG5J Wi.ITVt'S. •apewM caartafite BaWai Matae. The border ani " B vartcty nf Stm pJraAh-tMIB W**, vaded. So long as slave* are allowed l«l -HAMUEL r‘ animny GRIER, of Few. _N rtSWcLIITOR0. of Me -^^amfrel^aiw Was not ninety day s long enough for the rebel master 10 ewhu up^s mind to lay, down bis arms or hwe hi* slaves 1 Th.- J3 •TATBWJBCEB*. Ideal ot Ohio has been ebsd like weUr. t^.a±aa»vtsf.t tba farmerhMblenty, but utackrd corn or Cuaraa meal WHSod with bppered it wits. HBWtivoaeiLAiN. GEOBOK H. HOUSE. Wputy do LANGFORD <». BERRY, Auditor General .ewte.^/sMWjweO/iviltoz >j»W" .MvWr,——>»'’•<*-« MaM-teda MUfMorSveirw MUbeWIW^t IT WILL MEMI MAffiLE. 0 AUSTIN BLAIR. IIKNUT T. BACIUS. Fl^idrat of ths 8«»ste •»<! JAMLS^BOmUI Btete. JOHN M. ORKUORY/Sept. CORTLAND B STEBBINS. I SAMUEL S LACEY, Cora’r. UY KUS HEWITT. Deputy CHARI ill ITFliftir, itto-te „—JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant Om.nl J. 11. FOUNTAIN. Qusiter Master General. ■■WusB fmiriWMO1 ■■ 600,000"‘“to llsi^tt^ i-f. «a "b jiamUx.^atart LLOYD'S NWy, miX J W.iTK COUNT' COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES teia k\!L V»rt» oS Vm, Cowwte*. n. r.Mi»ng .r m, 'BtaoA- Vurilp-v wnA VA\.» DARIJNU'S CAM ADAM. AMD MEW BRUNSWICK. milky MHt*BdWa<; abnut<^uaJijr »a wdl. After Ibcy'Kavc been in du<*nx Air two or three days, nr ‘’",.2. rC>' d - fairIv . on tbeir‘lrgs-—ftir-tha iafee weak­ M¥E«fltMLAWR est «>f all fi.wl whcw ymipg’Ti Vt them 9* **<lbor. i* fins and "Ultrai ia no dvw untht-gry**. ' ~~ sdl or d<> not raise turkeys. turn them out as am>n as ha^ibed, and alHsi^ thw^at^e^uhttl^ei they is that tear **rikn at th* mot of Dmmm, by eradicating *vary partick of imparity bus WtlriJS-i>l$‘.X5i8%wtJ» * 1' Ar. pars vrattaMiuBWH* ..iTlwy •» bil­ ious disorders of ths human ny-iem They rygu lale and invigorate tbe livrr mm! kiduey-; They •^irw gfMMM lie tbe circulation, and purifr th- blood. Thus, .ill billi-— o nr-tei.o--.'OU of which are Torpid Uvrr. Mick ihMtejRlBslAefRa. Pile*. Chill, shd Ferera. coativ«-naoa.or lo-rorM- .r. enii-e'y .uaNEflO LIVER EEGl’LATOIi coma—tn nay nothing of all the Sunday lii enjoy ment. and we minis to the oon ’'“■"‘‘■'■'■'‘'Xvoirir/W' uUH iw kiut l&Yoo^ XCOMMT XS •VIM.Xa. ' •40 00 a yussrsaved in rwy tomriy hi li-iffe-ur ui. lUur B’4*lr, *f ■ ■ r.v-diwi'r for th* Uf* and baaltb of th* body dsprafi apoa tb« purity of th* blood. 'l^Eliail flUUnCUE. ‘r^^CrDbi/*r..&Mth. .. «,. » r Phur.Su Crt.taprr B-ttU. Priua B&'Oeto per . >.«CVni»‘pr«’)&4tlk ' Prity praJIuUlc. •' -,i BiAsVSl BrRsteMcW ' ta ‘ H.m.Tt ’ V TERMS CASH. villa, Noland’s Ford, and all others on the Polo mac. aud everr other place in maiyland .Virginia nod PMayieaate.ugputtqr t l||4pl work. Bm* we think that ib^e ia a 4|kUUMtttebWI^Hd7-Z^. in Biv- •ft? W. hf all Dnartet*. aU. generally IhnHigbout UtaCM LLOTIFR TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO. INDIAKA. and ILUN0I8. blind, protruding *nd bleeding pilvnjMid general d b READ THE FOUAJWING TESTIMONY: From tbe New York Tribune. A ng. •‘LiAJYD’SMAP OF VIRGINIA. MARYLAND ANDPFNNHYI VANIA -ThisMap ia very large jts cost te but s& cents, ami it U tiu left whitk ‘ wfrfit otiAT »1F w TBf Mijfcw- after hi* fi«*b had almuat wtwted away The doctors pronounced th* case incura­ ImpmU'jl tv Holme Owners. Jas. L. Brum ley.merchant. I !»4 Fulton si reel. lui|Minmt .fee Huildrfa. >g. the last three jeuJB ; I used RIITI RIVER—From Actual Surveys bv Capta. Bart and Wm. Bowe*. Mteaiaaippi BlrerPUoX ol St. Louis. Mo., shows every man s plantation and owner’s name bum Kt !->ui» to the Gulf of Mexi­ extra ntres ufnata in the morning, and tw co-- l.J.'iO miles back from the river—colored in •on ns lie is dmitf. bMrMBduMi up W»d counties and State*. Price, fl In sheets. |2, tKXkei m Md.iW ., , r VHV< R UC»K W U *fitA TOt« ■ im portent t»» Railroad Oihtafo£fc tf’'Firniera. 1 j ‘ , To all irhoo, fit, any lum, CEME FING, Into it cotidilitm Di bu of any benefit to him, rxrrpt Infill his au>ma^hv .A little .aSatst'WJuSaxrTixw reflecti<»n will nuUe dfcy/raih'ct* aeo'Uat Olis Studley. E-q„ IS* K—t «*tli Street. N Y.. write-: Aug. 15. !M».—I had a difficult with tbe for wv«cwl »**X. .•A^lzAb* appIie«>sjK-iaily to oxen, from the fact that they merely crush their fond a little to swallow it An'ertra'fwtf tMin WF'msmFn immedintely alter.it. They .depend upon /mUdg'avtr /.h4 aotf <foswisi^ 4t wisrkrdtJttMp^.. qileni-e the greater part pn-seS off with , osrtd“«V lttetow>yr"ri. »• m-*t firttirrs ktmw. If we fevd c»get> a certain quanli ty of grain per day, we pn-fer to r’«i three quarters t4 it t<» them nt night.— 'Ttesf rlui Hirn get a chance to tborimghly masticate it, at»d almost avnefarlast, - ' 6 T’his mode of finding, we think, is pre*Wfti»»le any other, except grinding t^ir feed ; and that will Dot pay if cornia ihO cento fHr'Qi»*V<uWd'yi}dbi'ia to Itaul i; r b* . If»^>DlLw<W|MJWDiept, <>r if* pvrMSi hnna hnrau niill, io ,ia. on- dvuhtedly tin- be-t—but H is an tindrniable foet tfrat^mir Wedt coni is aitiii'isi al. ways fed in (be ear. If fed at night, an ' oX geto the g-nd of it—but if fed al noon or in tbe m>>min|, we think it dwqs pot d<> thcMi n«ar»>'loach gtaid. . ■ . This may seem Li be a trifling m si ter, but if trifles art»-.Wfll aUeridcd to, IqipurL ant matters are nut likely tu - gu wrong. iotca Hvmttltad. ' , " .. ^AmVAJUREAllY^EUEF^ Wnfrri^ tKoSe <^?«uK pains. in.lintly"oi its application externally or by iu adminiatratioi internallv, and cure.— RUEUNATI8M................................ in a few hour. 8UBE THROAT........................ in fifteen minute. TOOTH-ACHE..............................in three minnU-i NEURAIA31A (paraxyams of.).. .in five atinulea Trpbuiil, end ntner '-wincing fever*, tliev nte *i- in tliesmall uf my bwtzthtti m-rd and Jl kind* perwrto qsinlwe. Thri-inthrence extend* over »f medicines, bul found no permanent relief until the •awraaystesn. cuutrullug. avrawWfentng.-dwd hrweiud^ AetSteMd etid wasting •b-rgira.nmi DARL!.\<r.S Lirr/t rehvlator, reffukainjcatlthssscrvltoitato Ole nuetel pvt fnrmanoe WCttunr dirtto*. «lr*snHi|t sad periling ............ ... »>.t> Jl fewn tbe nfeteto Wl dis LIFE BITTERS. cased deposits and ImeaSI BWtora. I p«M>ed elulled binod by the urr-lhm. I an now Ykev didhr Oum /aU purgatwv pills. ’ Thrir actios isnot tend, w eoatued tea torttoa of Bte rntindy curvd.a»d lake pleasure in recouimeuding bowel*. Drraete l-ntx-lire Fills uw»>Mt vtal tl.ese remedies." Mrw/C. 'Vebo'w,' 11 Cliri-fopber'Strwt. N.'t.. feraMtotbs-pevtetaMx aseraawut «tte bowel. writes : -Feb. XV, la>W.—I have been subject to attack- uf Asthma ll>e last twenty years. 1 bare never found anything e^usl to The Cow is only about One-Third that of Tin, ast> it ro thick aa otaauLK. . x DIARRBCEA............ LUMBAGO, (pains of ]. 'VXxe. aVsroS. VAX* u. a. M»*. mi aomfb pm. aIsasa over been, intraduced. They act *o directly upon tha Ltrar. writ­ ing tint organ tn sucn an extent aa that th* Mtoeiu doea not reiapM fwto it* former con­ dition, which ia too ant to ba th* caa* with aimnly a purgative pill. V^\.oodi cec\A Ia\ht VAk, which, in conjunction with the kJAooik Vun^iw, HsnAt-ihe, Cblia {Pains, Imixgvstfon, TIME Gostawnssa, Cholera J/cp-Lus, CPixin in thei gowele, QXxarinees, sto. Try tbeae medieiMa, and you will wsvsr "E your neighbors, who have used there,, NoTfeai is rttpiired in making application jrfyjiMsofdd try them liefcr* going fir » The expen-e of applying it label triSing, aa aa ordinary Itoof saolbe wrand and finished Me Mae d-y. <5STa PawthlH or Abaaaaaof.av laaal agent, wd read tbe certificates, and if you Ura svsr doubted you wifi . , p w> ttvasra. depletion tlittwould IttteW. -Mdd. W tteety 'tn proie*ML In tbasscaatba mild,mnehtag ami emUyndnaalaliagtexaiive. that wilt purge and heal, -ootbe and strengthen, like Rad- ay’s Rrgn latiug Pills, is respired. The cause of on many death* iuStett J li —*Slj*l iStenWBO tie want of a pnrgat velike K.lDWAY’rt FILLS, that will DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR. FAMILY MEDU INK. When our children are out of Borts, we give them a few drop*, and it seta them all ngbt. 1 find H fetoUf Radwan* PilWiw*ra adopted mlhste waat- -mass tte^sasralJriyteWlha etatotoh, sad baft■R*' ■’ r ■ • **■ •<*v»ac«i I tiume advocatMef /hweriddhtrasbow errmsauas Rua ns a, if you need either or both of these moat aofflr^fftk of tmu, udra »fpiitd h, mXsfe. Iu which I v bold that gri*>M- aaasca, asckneaa. i ttcimtes. excellent Hcmediex,inquire for them at the store*, “ r9"*‘ •• teros if y->u du nut find them, take no other, but inctoee Aultr- W> -r.d1» I. -• One Dollar in a letter, and on reeeipt of the mon EL’S! »>1bWMftAT8SK £ DAN’L S. DARLING, 102 Nassau 8i . New York. avoid baunb PURGATIVES NsavpenSeMarsta tbe bwbu of takiugRatte. Pat sp la 40 cent awd $1 Bottle* each. <Aml vsiu.; a x»r» st xsla fcsA IT Wl<»lr-MI?-M»AUK BftttXHt BttfNW WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.wiaH OFF LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS aB^^^saitsRs mg. Tituin gas xixq » resrecTLT vim mustr fIJcflU .4/ it J EL iag by numariiiiijq <t«se dead wetebl of Off He 7 ‘Taits the girth Ig UcbmUbiod the far»*raa» aapaae to.by multiply , ,H Asateerf- Um the Mteed PaMter aal Pau waym* In all cases where pain ia frit, the BRADY RE LIEF should be applied Taken interuallv—a tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure acidity of the a’utnach. and promote digestion, it ia a pleasant and healthy etunulaat. he Wran<uCinun MxisricnmtT. Tlto frteh FMrmers’'GdgeUr«lvra tbeA-Jiua bif ♦» an approximate • uk for obtaM- ; z Woe* Mm *- IwsTVSi QrthOfc euspiotea, and tn ninety-trine esses nisi uf utu-h uudred, Abe horse wtH pay no which Curaphdat eoald ba Bistifd ia which the wfll ears all the aforementioned diesaaae, -aad, of tbesmsrivee, will relieve and cure Derv.uusDeas puli or tbe utberaida. This will iiiMbuitlj direct tbe alteiilioo.uf the iiirntu frum tbe'oi.ject which ia exHtittng more attention to tbe trivet, AMOTHXBwasmradorFerarawiA®*. after trying every medicine in hia r*a*a AVOTKER wa* cured of Fcrar 8or* Which had existed ftrdrteen yeara ANOTHER »f Rbraualiem of eight yean. Cases innumerable uf Dyspepsia and Liver sal they will aay they ars A- cunrsp<>ndwit .of the ' EMraiMr Jmdricwn gives tbd fdliiwliig advice -td nervous huraeinei)x' ‘Whenever they notice their horse, directing hie ears 16 . try point whatever. - or .indicBtiM. tfie alighiest disposition to. become afr»id, let them, inatrad of pulling the rein, to bring tbe horse toward tbe object causing its ble. Pwriieeaod Fills JOHNS 4 CUOSl.EY'S ..tanir iWW,.t u^iwr. quantity _ _____ Eruptions, Ffts, Ifcra/ulous CbfMumption, etc. ' is a.e onlr authority for Oeu. Buril and tbe War work annuals d» not need as much mdid f.MMl when Ling id|« a« y^0kj^4//ai /hh'jfod/JU* caeca SlipMl*, / Old 8or*9. JJhrumaf tsm, Blok Htadazhe, t ><*. 25 Crtita1 'per Bottle., .n « • - Pemovea the morbd_aad.bilim>. deposit* from tbe alomach and bowels, re«Ml*lra the liver and kidney*, removing every ubatruction, re-lores a natural and healthy action in the vital organs.— It is a .uperior Ilia, we think.<|eite*rfy «4ntUted,&at >wa Uh. K&___________ purge • dbelrvd. 85 CTS. per Box. < Mirnw Ambndypt*; Nrilograpbiq . GUTTA MaRBU-^MPWT Pearl Ambrotype; Onurneiital Ambrotype; Imperial Ambrotvpr; RdteTo Am­ si ssk: s brotype; Double rwa *a auersa ninths,' - -dcO Am brntype These mateeiala ar* aaarraa to iu eua-vas AND COPY IMG doao to order, ra abort unites and Prices to suit orders, from » cento to with nod <'ee—. -m Jtflr Vlwiwsu of DiaaeMcd fn«t>da raaiad as end urijdmii^' -i<?T3ani?"irT? I will go at any time and anywhere, in the county, to take Likmaae* of the Risk or Dead, or to tao views of Pub.c Buildings, er private HaatoqB. Nev. Itel. ClfiO BEST PIANOS. tifiO N«. ITS BXSIDWIT, “.“iiirftSr"1 “ "r",k* p“ul' * 7 Octave Bcacwood H«no. contain (at all JImpruvretems kaowa'ln tl.ts ensn � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-19.pdf ecd371ac73aaf28fd282bfe4d4a68fb5 PDF Text Text MH T VOL. 7 Hastings, Cfct fiiti»8» Wanner, | PUBLISaSB EYEB1 WEDNESDAY, TCTT1CE OF TBE PEACE. W01 attend to th* !J I£~ breinre. barry county mich.,- Wednesday, November, io, Stltdrt lhetrj. turned VHIW!! thought* That struggled u h* frM; HASTINGS DRUG — ' »’ li-: I^nJr **•■"?* *•!». >0d ».t, STORE!!! l;;; . ;• Robebts &. Strike®. ORAMT A BPAULDIXG, One thousand dollar* of the -fifteen lb>Hts*nd wash'd in fihann years, would bare snvrti Mr. Dray t«m on that day; “*t*rta one.at two. Ib dollar* a sard Lwt .tlb,„ , 7 ! for lack ol it. his paper wrnt tn protest, >«»» Wrl..Ura4. -Thai t*te*d ar*at»d }«nr bewerwd JU»T BECEHED MARON ALLKN, KKLERIN GROCERIES, eroviaton*. a new and most complete, assortment of DBIGI ARD H EDICI HER, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. g,.„ gflrr br„k 1 and' at four n’elocx. he took his way homeward, stricken down In the prime of I hi* man hood, tad coneriteia that the blow '‘o*’* ***/ w C«rrrl'«. falling as it bad done, on a spirit exhaust­ ed by long endurance, had hurt him ber,,r *"• ynnd tbe leech’s skill. MW' h.«dr«] d,4|.„ , u Thr elegant carpet had been laid, tbe curtains bung. Mid th* new brooalrilefur­ niture arranged In tbe parlor. Mrs. ‘ Sh.ll „ ,^1 „ wiiiu'. I- „id rm, Drayton La* dosed all tbe shutters and lighted the gas in order U> see and admire tbe effect. "*•rI, lM< dt •-Splendid f’—had fo«t4illre fimm her 11 •1“— i~t» lipa, wbeo tbe mala o( her ho*band’s key With nj^liag teng* aadaigU; Until U>* rssM kite*d y<mr cb**te. DE ALERS in alt kto4*ofdrT,geod».gree*r1**. • rockcry, Ao. State sl.a* thopostoMo*. am<»dnt having been expmdrd to gratify bnra, m-wtoi wbom wen* better rdf Iban they were; and to be-applied, ereiaentrd or acqiiisaccd tn to I race, when be knew that things wrre g--ing all wrung. And ho* an unrtviabl* crisis was advancing np»w» hln».-: 1 ' ' 1 ’ • ' । > i> - Over High Prices, at the jpstinjs ^nsiness Jirectmr, NO. 29 the pride and vanity ofWs wife. In dress. 31a, entertaintaentn. mM tbe bnndred* carpet I. down. and the curtains at Ibe uoaaaridered tbingn that waste man's •imfo-re, we'll he wdtomed of ths sofa aubstenee for naught. Wa d-> not whoi•J*■»For my part I’d rather s<«t ly exonerate Mr. Drayton. He knew, dreaa them <m tbe whiect of slavery, better than bls wife, that he was living which a* a native Kentuckian be said b* felt that be had a right to lalk about — ••J duln, thing, | ~ loo expensively ail this time, and it was, thervf-re, his du tv tu nrder bts bttuan- Ibe follvwing ia an extract from H* re» buld diflereotly. But ha was A weak man no.bia ride, aod yielded for »be sake of " W* must daslray slavery or it wiU father W ’ ** with ™ giving pleasure. Hr aa* that his wife’* conquer ua. I accept the law*. I betotner. We must manage tL be« heart WM'btatnn living like her neigh- ll**e that all tbe hopes uf humanity for a great LDVKST1UNO. it to m Sisttllaw. thousand year* to eome are mvrivta In this struggle. Bather than that tbi*gov­ ern rarnt should be overthrown 1 am ready not only -pi see slavery exterminated, but also have •vprv negro hi tbe Southern States destroyed—and more, I am ready Stole* destroyed also. ‘•.We must realises the state nfaf. fair*. We have not done e» Mlbertn.—• I hear that there baa been some critirism in this departmen* in regard to the Mgro population. There ha* i*een some talking about idle. lousy negroes, eta. Tbe time property of rebria—pretested them bet tor than their Inxipe would have d>me, and then have been chased out and left them for the enemy to gather. There tbe negniea aad make it profitable, wa must do so, and benefit ouraelves al tbrir expense. WIDOWED .ARD POOR. Ur lip. - I ask yon all 1o consider thie subject ennfounded by what be saw, bo eomprenot 1” r.p«.t.d ROBERTS At NTRIKER, Hf you must have it» Jans." henderFthe arene. . -oareMly, thoughtfully, aa ha importance Because -we 4>ave gone far enough.— •<■ FOE MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL . •; Ic . . -Now d<«*t be angry !" aaid Mrs. demands." RALKRS ia 4reg«, et*4>ete*s, pafa——---There-is no mu«l in the case, Harry. cine*, paint*, olla, terp«ati*«, bereing Acid. PURP06ES.0NLYUE: i-uc father didn’t say wa might uvi tin Drayton, crossing the room quickly'—, Why will you talk « tome a* if I were Iiqeere, Aye-stuff*. win4*w-ri***.PuUf-ffv® ‘■But what’s ’the matter, Henry 1 Are Sccaaaxon Bab>abmm.—A enrrespnoda, atalicnery. aad fancy articles. Store 1* unreaaonnlc and extravagant 1 think of it^ |’m almost curry that 1 or. yotfelrkT* Her voice changed frnm a Hit of tbe Killlngly Transcript, in th* Holbrook's New Block, Bastings, Mich. Mrs. Drayton looked hurt and offen­ dared them. He’ll bo ahgry wbeo the tone of deprecation to one of anxiety. I Oth Onneetlcut Regiment tells the fol­ ded. Alau a Ml stock of bill 00rues in," J: uYea.” wae the low. faintly uttered re­ lowing siocy : “1 didn’t aay you were extravagant ;‘‘jt will a>H.n be ov«r,” returned Effie. 1 A colored man some twenty yearn of sponse, and Mr. DravUm eat down like nnd Ro reasonable. Jane." •'Rbtiy. "Fathsr ’ s anger isn't very tor1 IWEEEET 4k ALLER. age amght protection from the cruelty one « bone.strength had ell suddenly de ­ V1 at* al •** A|r»'d i ttorneys at law **4 Solicitor* inch** of his masfer lienrath our flag in Camp ported. retorted tn a L>ne of vuk* far fmin ami­ eery Particular atteatto* »a»4 toCaavryot IL Parapet In the course of a few days bo "What alls vriu. HenrYF ’ aacian, the larrMicatlon of title* to Lam able. **£» «»rtriw and the wpel tpMt taf ••Oh briber !** Tbe children drew fright­ TEA. poms. ftVOO. SPICE*. PEPPER, Furr«:lo.orn* of nwrtgir**. Ac U i t b* h«pi • •I think not" Mr. DrayUm spoke In flee, told Mrs. Drayton, firmly. i* *tien4 to all calli u> th* Im* *C lb*ir erot*s*i.» PRUNEM. F10R. VABIRRCOUHM; "Any how," persevered Effie, "we can j ened anamd him. a deproevd way, and rather to himself For a Uttla while he aat shrinking in tree, and flayed with a buggy trace.— than tn his wife. drop in at White’s, n we go up sirret, Ila tbe chair ; then.rising, he looked steadily, Ho mid be was given 200 Isshes. Why. then, did you aay if I must have and look at.his lurnituro. W> ueedn’f Also • great variety of th* gi-t away and came back to camp albut not angrily' al Ills wife and Said : it I ateed Mr*. Drsytuu, in an impera­ buv. you know." mnst dead.. Thera were places on hl» DAMIEL COOK, "Jane—this is all wrong • and It is GmLJdS'J yxBTunrKBi tive manner. 8? d,e>' "topped in ; and it turned out back where tbe skin waa flayed off aa USTICE OF THE PEACE. General land and hard for me to- believe It of you. But I No*, of nil things in the world. Mr. y Effie had aulieipated. A Mt uf half a Tax Atom will »• *h« eritastto* •• •large ns a man's band, and <« his l-8>. Aid fMklBg Extracts* Drayton dreaded what i* known as fami­ dozen brocatelle chairs al ten dollars each will hot hurt any one, now. by my re- ' l.bts.odall *lU«rbu*inea. pertaining ioktootLce where it was peeled up and left banging ly jar. ; Sod he waa ■Ureys ready to * T*6* *° Mvrely-fiv* dollars, pruscbea.. You will have enough of them as if cut with a knife. The nieces on his inuke any oe»c»-*ai<<n for peace. He and a small aufa al forty dullara, were Imro in ynur thoughts. There can be no legs were about the a idth’ot a trace, aad I. A. HOLRROOK, I am a ruined mer could meet outride tniuble, and stand up ordered to be sent o0 the day the cur. party here to night about two or three inches long. It was A TTORNKY Bid Coun-rtor »i U*. Solicitor I chant, fallen under a weight too heavy to I- ravriy, even with odds against him, In tain* were to go op. ■ “ ’ ’ ■ /V CLaacerv, G«o*ral Land and Tax Af*at.enough to make one’s Uhmd boil at a he borne. Send a notification u> all that ll>e life battle ; but at imme. be wauled Ofllee. »ee®nd itory of Rower-a block. IESR. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ , Z l" bo*>- «n • — were invited; the reason will in most white her*. Tell your Northern cowards rc< and peace. Aud to secure three, he tlun .b„ ,h. Mt_ VELOPES. CAROS. Ac., Ae. this, and sec if it will not put a'i’iUla caws be nndcrsuiod. ” louUteu yielded things that should have ii J. M. RUMELL. ■** ooMnted, widr courage into tbrir veins. HYSICIAN and Sorgeoo. Otfc* ia Rasseir held firmly. Ibenco it came to be anythmg like pleasure, to theexmidiiare Saying thia, Mr. DrayIQn went with • tore. Slate street. . MOST FRrCRER underatuod. with Mrs. Drayton and her of a hundred dollar* for carpel; and now uncertain steps from the mom, and as­ daughters, and whatever they deal red I as she muntnlly ad<fod up the price of cending to one of the chambers, threw JOTIN ROBERT*, One of the enrolling mar»hale.U»e other w 00M b* } ielded, if tbe right degree of | carpet, curtains and furniture, the start-' hiniaalf on a bed frmh which he never day. received a strong hint from * down pressure wa* brought to liear un husband I'0n ’*>r***u' *4 «« hundred and forty arose. S<Hin after a servant started in town female. Stopping at the lady'a 1-4 father. The cn*e now al partial is ' d',,lur® her rel.ukingly in the fare. hnste f««r the family physician, whn, when h..uar be found her endeavoring to affect •ue unrived a new parlor carpet; the । Mra. Drsrt. wM Obuwslly qUlet for h* came found a white faced man rapid II. p. CHERRY .b. «”id n..t ly sinking under an exhausting flow of with a vegetable huckster a twenty per Eogli*b Brussel*, which hud been on the l.“^'ft.,*A»i*w; cent reduction In the price of a peck of II- -OV for nearly fixe years, not being 0011 hlotd fmm the lung*. Tears were vain ; hrlp f.„warj, witt , , ft<| •iJered by many degrees elegant enough ■rg->r.'.S'.ty, 10 ib. lim. Thv potatoes. b., h„. rave was vain ; Inve was vain. "Have you any man bare, ma'am T” v «U*e*. Giv* u* • c*il aaa j*aa tor exliibrtiou on tbe .occasion uf a farir band would know what had been d--<u>. over tasked and over burdened man had W* iatead to *dl Tb»- reply was gruf and cort-p" lunable party tw be itiven in two we*ks I orpnaely she had directed that the cur-1 fallen, half way on his fruitless journey DR. H. J. HANEY. “Have you n<> husband, madam 1 Mr. Dray loti did nut respond U* iu* temebs yet up, .nd ita -fotoHtew. wat. towards worldly competition—fallen tn HISICIAN SURGEON aad. Aconehcnr. 0 “No." Ge* or er Smith-* Dms Store Goodyear Bio-1. wile’s sliarp interrogation. He bevrr huine oa th* day of tbe party , and Ur 1 rise no more ; and when he left hi* fam­ ••N»r brothers V’ liasiing*. Michigan. OBco hour* from » to entered into word encounters on the field hope was that,-m the exhilaration and ily. nurtured, until then, by pride, on the -No." lap of luxury, he left them poor and help of Irnmc. • •octal drlight of the ocresum bar bus “It i. as much for your credit its mine." bands displeasure, if any was felt, aould lisra. in a world that remembered all tbeir -NEY IRS. ••Well, ehalof itr TC parehaaing medicines of u* ran rriy ujx added the lady, tecii-g that h«-r buaband bg absorbed. •urihl ambition, vain, love of show, and ‘•I should like Lu know where be ia.’ I<»; <iid not answer. • Brussris went out ot But something more than parlor adorn extravagance, aa a»» mu h against them, ‘Wei), he isn't here.” and Cootroeta. date year* sgu ; and Ircrides, mirt |* meuta we^e p, grBCc |be. instead of so much in their favor. “Sn | see. ma’am. Pray where is he faded and shabby. Mrs. Langdon, wl>o*« made only a part of the expense. There ROBERTS A STRIKER. “Widowed and poor!" was the pitring “In the Union army, wAere you oujtAl carpel looked Ue* along aide pt our*, ba* **")«• dally if answer made to an Inquiry about Mrs. Ba*n*e* M**cw «. 1*4*•______ _ to be.” pin down lapretry velvet ; aud mi bate WWnenfiQ*fiUh>g tbe tewtres Dravtnn, about a year after her huabnnd A TTORNKY sad COUNSELLOR AT LAW Tbe marshal hastened around the eorA and Solictor aud Connadloe m Cbane.ry Mr*. Geotge and Mr*. Tutor. Nolwriy •nd her dsughters, w^o were considerably nrr. He didn’t further intern-gate that died. ROBERTS A STRIKER. toal pretend* to any *urt of atyl* hn« annoyed and vexed .j (be perversity .,f .“And ahe lived *n handsomely during Indy. UruaMrla ie-w." ' , 1 J S'™ ref,ltu^g to older a suit Mr. Drayton's life lime. W’hnt a sad OSee, with W W. Ralph-Esq., Middlevil • What will vuu have td pay for ’new o» clothes fruin his tailor. Barry Coaaty, Michigan. change !’■ A Cuts Wta-»w.—It ia related that a carpets," asked Mr. Drayton, cuoeetil In Let us snm up. bririh, tbe cnel of this “Vre, it is sad. Ah I If ahe and her man on bi* death bed called his wife to Wlr}” «hr giving <,f which Mr. Dray «Mdfta-had:-how. tbe hnndreda and him . ।him end aaid : -1 leave my b<>r*e to my *••* voice. “Two dollars a yard." f uai had opix^-d many argwntate. q..c dreda «lfdollars that were wasted in an ;parent*; sell him and hand the money A TTOLNEYB and COUNSELLORS AT LA • H«» many yard* will be required T" I - bw?TJa ,hen' ‘ U v «n't Alford tertaiumente expensive dressing and so­ you get for him over to them. But my [it. Add — to ...»... tl;e *ix hundred uud . forty cial display. Ellie nnd EHrn would not idog I feave to you. Diapoee of him as “About titty." _ ' ... and bd«lity. “Uu» hundred dollars," said Mr Drty- 'd< already noted, btindngi*jfor - Jlara ^freedy m-ted. two hundred Ji.r Ire' far away Imm home. Irving tn enm ymi think UaL." The wife promised to aa tcarhers. snmefKlng with which tn h«ln 11Obey. So in due time after the death uf ^“llial’* all. Only • hundred dollars." I n^y orreaea races, jewelry, ete., for Mrs. Dray tort and her ounret daughters, and their tnniher support- and educe to tbrir Iher husband ahe started to find a market “Very well. You’d better. *ee to ft tlir C«Mit <>f whirs, confrctionyry, aud inure younger sinter* and brothers ; and Mrs. 1f«<r her animal. hat toiling slave. I one*. Go to Urne’*.’’ ■-did refreahnirnte for a party of over brtfi “ How mneb do you ask for your “And there 1* somber thing *• must, -1'mry, .n.1 in poorly paid keeper of a second rlsri |homo?" inqmrod a farmer. h have,” a*td Mrs. Drayu®. .... '»■"—«l.d-.ltans evn-j, ent wbith b.-ai*ding house. Willful wasfe mskr* - I eaunot sell the horse alone,’’ ahe raIS’W mi J ♦•WbaL’’ worflll want. aav« tbe proverb ahd evwv ।pliad; but I will er|l you tbe florae and A kmd i>f patient ar-qatewnre •« ill “ fitJ wpnr. together at a fair price for both.— day we find it* truth exemplified, vet who d-.g < balk pay, PEN&IUN, AL. the auceaer'* vtMOU, aa “f one who *(jff»r ... U-O'b-k W^K.l .njlbinj," wu ■takes warning 1 Thia.veuf, ».'• • *if* <Give meilOO for tbe d<< and *1 for tbe ticked '*> in ftwria; silks and Isrea. like | l)rn.IM) ,b, Ollinung yM1 a queen, flinging tn the nubile gaxe. as a 1and the CUte wkinw rencieotiously paid I. C. PR1NDLE, ' Curtain*.' epartmcul, Wsibiagtoa, D. U. r-"*™-* »%:snwi. *b, b. »b^ I humming bird ««r4»fWterflvrriH»*r wealth to Junni OF PROBATE, N—ry.lteny. w 1 the parruta the tl she received for the j TORUS AND DIRECTIONS rr*i Land and T-« AgvM. •**> inu,u, ft.H.t-, u,d or4.r .„uo1 and hreutv. Next year, r. mining, mlarin* her her |hnrsr, and had to herself the *100 fur the roa arrucanoa* roa ' ' fmm th* street and oprra.yoq »nu tak. *ak "yrh'at "whai <dug. Was 4w far wnrigl -oprtc . »1UIS or r.v.uuusix.i i-B-siass. haa-heepmr- of .Mrs -—T’ and the . .. . ___ .__ _ ------ and hariaa Gxpsum tn M1CRis4u.Tr A deposit of b-«-n b-.TMM.nlk., .fUr ARIEL RTRIKER. low mired.pitting answer<*»mm, “WIdgypsum. <m* hundred and fifty acres hi W..biuSU>n; . do wed and poor I" A,nd still there k L„, -• equal -• to - * the beat Nova Serbia -n. didn't rikAlla ip^Hf, ummd —- -j -- — better promise for the poor widow, slrug Extent, and Mix Ortjlnn; -Sod I >7; --------article, has beta dlscriverRl within sixty said forcing a lightnem <4* manner w-men ,”dl" w.wnl wife. ..n„lS.rtnt h-r worn. “f T”*« »• bD.dtd not feel. And 'taking up bi* hat. - -• -1... _ .. - ---------- i_l^. Mitriiwwn. Itia»nr be hurried off to bis store. ■> ■ -1l> j-uf M, Mm, I an* neb ak Wby not f nucr»»iu, a>(. bewildered. In th* parlor door. tWl utvm* -----Though GROCERIES! A J P PATENT MEDICINES DHEAT. T©1B (DASH P 3' Kiurrci a »rstew». p ,“2 GT'~ . wijrtrwi»a»o SOLDIER’S [BOUNTY, MI’LETE m,* - ■. COOR, > EGI8TE1 OT DEEDS, sad » o«<x u* ita Ceart Bess*, aad e»M a« an b ATTORNEY. -Ww M have the curtrina," arid Circa! I C»«rU—>••*» !••*- num. - ’ ’ • » ■ ■ ■ _________ _ _______ <>lml»ik.bB-d.otV’ W™-K*ybin;«dn Efbe, tb* fddert daughter, in a gteaful tusm, an her father Abut the street door. | 1 TTeevara. tbe V *•** nrigAms^. itlM trhl may u a. I jioroey bard ; but at th* red, ta * truer ' pence. Bat wbv make mlaforteae a tteiwwitr ? Wbv not blheTf and tamper. arete. U1M teen!** forth* indweHing uf €ok.-UOf la abandon aeriioouftbe M Um artillery dm E',inK through. It can ba nh �MX DOLLAR UtfeH Having tx this, cn without omit aso wmi SiKtXSaB.Ktt WITH JZA’-'LT str ......... "ttWiriwri^icu 5>yt t-rfO- txekaU Be* 88 SKKKQtfSBHr: 8S8 we tell h. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER '*W K AH THE Advertiser having Been restored saw — * severs W gcetawattaaggy-jwya iWBhinrffy'iriHrpMbt • •; :; ? jure by Gen. Burn­ side. R is hardly necessary to state chat these change© are gratifying to us, as it is well known that the Banner long since um© opposing Confiscation, EmAncipataon, Foraging upon tiro enemy, calling out the militia, dec., dr., favoring the di hoik­ ing Generals who boast tbqy do not know ceased to be an admirer of the “atrategy” a€ these Gsocrals. Ia our jndgnant of McClellan we may wrong; have been doing here just ae near what the rebeia detire them to do, as tbe circumstances hairing always ft&isted that his intentions of the case will permit. y ere good, but that his theory was wrong Dot to open loyal men’s -eyes, when they There i* one see their political course praised by such iart wwvthy of record, that many apolo- papers as the Richmond Extnnintr and glrtlTot- McClellan, those who insisted ibpl he ytw fully capable, and those who Grenada Appeal J Thank God! there is a majority ol voters In Michigan who asked for another trial of . him pfter be did not cast their ballots to please rebeia was recalled .from the Peninsula, now inarms.- Thank God! for sight to'nee abandon him, not because they the tendency .of the so called Democratic or bl* capability deficient. believe fdm to be' intipablc, 'but because they W© must admit 4hat tbe c©rr©spondaoce getting Uro scales ofparty prejudice from between Seeretay Seward and Gesi. Hal- their eyes. wffilch McClellan is virtually obedience strengthens thia of ordoYB, Thank God! party tics were not strong enough to hold war Deml ocrata in the Peace organization. God I Thank that top testimony of the soldjere in tbe field, obineide with the principles ty, wa would much rather still of the adtninistr*tion in- regard to tbe final 'crashing' out 'of the foul treason belters dis- Uyal. , . _ - - r - Ae a practical question, it d©w matters sli is .1 4 a5£?Jg»Es=Easros- r: xSaasMiasIs.ETX" which is grappling srwy*; Onl, »i se«rss«sstg.ri=9',i" '•~^h r-n-n rt 41 £ New Advertisements. sglasIsSasSasHss.... odl in .Morrt rf?iH tsvO BLACKSMITHING Tbe Sula enxxreAK Mmtww -—p. u-r-r .saaes'sssSBsasRsft ■etj x“rr “JsSjsSASXgBiSsS:—' Be.sxe.BasEaaBB. -”!"" iHOTa n "««u aSSftxcissgaacas....... £ FOR THE v8 A ■’ to assist others in phase of hb cowduct; and yet in alhahnr- biro Incapable, than to believe him ssrrvrsrstssriisf-'1—*“« party organization, aud fa? the strength in my. bumble way charged withj-a gros* and peroistent dis­ OUy.L Now ought'it believe aim cijher diabonest or disloyal. feck, In kOSX. vigorous ment­ taku’^edto crush th© rebellion; veaeesass..safes—"-i--i h!lt I’d ^sesSfesatgsEXSs-w-ife •* ‘■■“•'b "a •"""a. sesssrfessseafes sJExa.aaxxtasS.a —'-4" ». s»assBs«esw»t’-"”!«" ■s-nwnr) the nation’s throat. Thank God-1 too, there is growing s-bet ■4u-a»u|TMif -185 - SXS ttti■* ■ a gSX . m m PARBOJffl. BANNER! WATCHES & JEWELRY, It sustains tbe Administration and the Government. HE BUBBAItD BHOH., Kos. U A <7 Karos© Stroct. New XsvK- Mswefroiar.ro ..d Im­ porters ofa» tbe Leading. Rich aud moat popular T -u. r ti--- - - IT ADVOCATES ic i ft ar r. ter sbiHlmept of humaifity’.-A’ftriler rec­ (be fellurt oFthe two principle command­ ing Generals ©f our armjr. “ They^ have ognition of. no/wrs/ rights. Does any one in Barry county, 5oubt that SZavery repeatedly failed, and is the cause of the war I been prreistontly aghast at tbe enormous sacrifice - of life and property. waflefT YSrough ’ "ffieir neg- ■.•.tv :: b-:. n so generously dealt by.and lavurs so • persistently coo- tinued, in the face of repeated failures. him letter of Sprau of South Carqlinia. it does seem as if do InteBigeat, mind esuld doubt Ik. wbo charge all loyal men will rejoice, not no much what other object co* they have but to because one commander is removed and shield tbe real trai tore. soother promoted, or even as a certainty would not remain quiet two years ago. that the wbat can we expect of it note, when both sectio'na of the county are more embit­ ties which reat-upou it, and b dstermineff tered than ever And before? must be removed.also, until one is found capable of lending our armies to victory. -jMcuaroeometunes hoist by their qwn petard, nnd tf tbe recent electious have •foened the eyes of the Administrattyt to n collusion between its Generals and nnd all their favor, will they be more likely to be true to a treaty of peace 1 And If they will not observe good faith with us, can we do less than to tompel them to behave themselves even if they should lose some of their peculiar property. And do we want future rebellions I almost Woods, then we must destroy tbe cavte and tbe If we do not, Vodrbees 4t Gb. fur doing ©vil that good only cause, and not keep anything as msyeosto, and the loyal people will also stock in trade for future trouble. iBank tfte President that be has heeded especially should we go to tbe fiirtheU the first demand, of Fernando Wood, verge of constitutional limit to destroy made aftor , bta electron, when he asked such a hateful mopster as American slave fur a change of men. ry—the causeofthe war—the cause of ig- g^~The Republican victory chosen to four Conserve Congressmen lives—i* a conspicuous triumph for Sen­ ator Henderson, who delivered snd p«b- lishsd a powerful emancipation speech during the campaign. Tbe two tickets In North Missouri were designated in many counties “Henderson” and “Anti- Henderaon.” The young Senator has deserved well of bis country. Now, 1 take it, all ty, W is., on Monday, seized the military them, and then as­ saulted tbe officers and their property, like a set of rebels. A body of 600 troops, with cannon, has been sent to subdue the rioters. find out, These fellows will before they get through, that right minded SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER I zseasHfexzs '•**‘Xo*id j §j Sj^S38Ql»8B543Et£7***©0l>n*WW;A PI*’G -i 2|gj 385g55sS8S83BZSl-dM>NO HBiateiXki J>g . *1 ■ ' - 11 C8gt3ssB3EH548SS -,"V!v> ‘w«R«i8 ** f •ft » kill whtf ■n_ .... 31 ®|f I sBCCJggSSSSlWSS' K laws vindicated- If they do, they will not seek to divide public sentiment, so as to embarrass tbe operations of Govern­ ment—they will call traitors in anna.by their true names and not “our SouiM^u They will lovo their country party ; their Government better than slavery ; Republicanism bet­ ter than Aristocracy. I dose by invok­ ing God Almighty, that tbe blindness of party prejudice may give away to the glorious light of truth nnd patriotism and that they may rpgard the Secession Judases ss the vilest •diauh ; because they broke down a great and time ored partymay bon- the leaders of that it, is to side with the government and instead of with anarchy and free of expend t«dre fetlara. k— _ press io snr part oftSe lord States, <H6 — ,1 _ V. . ...... .. >k. ‘isMwiro jmv || r SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! ............... we farui.li the m<*t ratrsbte outfit al prices nisurpaaaed by any Other cuiicvrn ! IT IS THE OtnCUL 'PAPER OF BARRY COUNTY. Sl?|aBfeSaa5»Saa£as - . • . ■ Ad— ^wrfw«iL ,22?^. Ksw Ysu.Cmr. Ii<^ ■ faoS73m) il «t.eaa»=aeEa«feii—”f” -~i—i i»i«a aj Estate of Prentice Child. It does tbe County printing. lIlla.fegxsssasxasE......... , PRpB.lTi: >(S»unty Barry WW. Cpuotr of of Barry ijj 31 s5SS5iSESs8aE8Sa-— a-uito wr la 11 Bieraa’"s’S«s3=S"'^"*"u»-I“’,»ut 1 Gen. MUekell. . Port Royal, 8. C., Nor. 1. and the authority of ita constitution and freartom, m | ^1 s| sSSvHiiitastsstshrs...... '-nr men party see that the best way to resurect Tbe immense demand for woolen y. * gold. J'ruM.nl, Iteisitest frrntM toSltet, HUNTING SOMFOMITIOM CARED ABJfiT WATCH. Ruddy snarsred. .nd Uncy work.. UnaurpSMCd far Sutlcro, Traders, etc.— Price • J J.. IfetaUs •» fnwnito to |ltoA arosl rsrietr ofother W.vcra, at low prices. I.AUIU Srm of Brvocb sod ksr Drop, io corrnpoad. Duirrtlon CTuater Diamond, «r.ry rich KS8S»SSSBSftC£2st**'’<ee|oa ‘wna T> "P*D down, tbe strength of tbe government better than a mob against tbe draft in Osnukee coun­ 31»S8226a3t885L*a "'MM *aMm9 u prova everywhere want this rebellion snaked bretherp.” jgpThe lawlaaa oowarda who got up rolls aud destroyed And norauee, ofbarbarity, of unthrift, of caste, in Mia- , and uneasiness both north and south.— souri—whereby five Emancipationists are 3 SM? the compromise legislation in traitorous politiciiRS, «Ah« . country can tlumk-j Abe/Ssymouse, Engluh manufacture Moremrrt; capped snd fait £ if slave­ holders would not obey the constitution fail, they ^HuS’rLsfcOMI'OSITfON CAKED LEVEM. Si; And if slavery 6bvqroment is aware of tbe responsibili­ If other commanders “f“H’lM S'F—X the abolitionists (meaning the Republi­ cans) with the responsibility of tbe war. eCto. SI.E.s But candid If this be true, the change; of soiteis, bet ss an indieatioh ft sis read, the speeches of Alex H. Stevens aud'Cot Hamilton of Texas, and' the what shall we sny of those It matters but little what immediate causes may Ijavs influenced lf so Tat I regret to have to announce tbe sad news of tbe death of Maj.-Gen. Ormsby M. Mitchell, who commanded this De­ partment. He died at Beaufort, on Thursday, at 5j- o’clock in the evening, from a malignant fever, contracted here. But a week ago, we were suddenly visi­ ted by a type offerer, to which, it pains me to aay, many of our chief officers have fallen viotima, within tbe abort pe­ riod of one .week. The doctors cannot agree in determining the name of tbe disease, which, in its Symptoms tad na­ ture, baa every appearance of yellow fe­ ver, and, although not. quite as rapid in its effects, It seems to be quite as fatal __ __ — -vrf.MVi The feet that the disease made ita appearanee so late In the season, induces the belief that it ha* been brought here from Key West, or some other infected port, and dpes not arbe from local causes.— The dread pestilence seems to have con fined itself to the Immediate vicinity of nt Beaufort, yesterday, at 12 o'clock.— The funeral wan attended by Gena Bran■an, Saxton, Admiral Dupont and Capt. Rodgern, together with numerous promi­ Yoprs truly, staff, and tho©e immediately surrounding hirfl, were tiro first attacked. Tbe debch of CspL L. A. Warfield, whkA I mention on’ tbe site of the old mH! buret a year ed in my Jaat J«tter. waa fulk»wed by that A Loyal Votes rdow AlasaWjl— of Capt. J. C. Williams, Aid do-Carap to ago. h wilUgo into immediate operation Judge Lane, pf AlabsmiKbM addressed a Gen. Mitchell. These two, osam were letter to Secretary Stanton, urging the followed by tiro illness of Gsti. Mitchdl s ting ibe firmer. to k«p tofw «"*• adoption of a dlfieretjt petty toward tbe two sons, both upon hmto; -­ rebel citizens of of hb State than that J, J,, Ewell, Assistant Quarter! heretofore pursued. He deciares the then the dbe*s* spread so rap of many new one*. A new mill has re­ cently been bnMt in North Berwick, Men I----------- T , 7 . 4 ufSintoT «n dirfojxl elibetn Irott oot Fnwi-ota ell ren ly too «•- f LOCAL NEWS nent officers of tbe armv and nary. Rev. Dr. Stevenaon, of the Forty-eighth Regi­ ment New York Volunteers, who was with him in bis Inst momenta, performed tbe funeral service. ^tStehad^^the^rfaaUa^ < J yuwisueu in SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER I to arid said day day < BO.lt * Inquirer gives particulars of tbe capture of Snicker’s Gap -t ; .. •» “Sunday morning one column, under Gen. Caldwell, took up ita lin© of march for Snicker's Gap, about six miles, end arr’v*’d •bout noon. After arranging the troDpe tbe attack took' place. : x “First came their cavity, then artll. fary. then Infantry, all marching qmetly aIKj pleasantly along, aa if out on a dress * ’ = e force we had in and about the Gap, doubtlees deeming that they ooutd TATE OF MICHIGAN, A* SMHiM of the Pi S ^v^sAsatgiu.f Probate. [1CLIC bad driven them. --------rebels !--------------------- —w. “— Meanwhile .the were---approach. fag. As soon, however, as they reached the top of a slight hill, about half way across thb open apace, our Parrott guns opened on jeft among ®Z®KUUEjyi STOXI. T "d dteeafe appeared’to be so confi f,» wi^xlf-rX’wiH M |t Ifcrge taerMrt . Probate. In tiw Isle of san county daeeMed On roadinr Mingthe His remains were deposited in tbe grave yard of tbe old Episcopal Church goods is not only driving old mills night ondday, but is causing the construction . nJ- - - «> snd open fro., or <U<V'« or Owulsmsa’s WsroS iu one: tbe prettirot. mo it conrement nnd chroprot Wstoh in the Wortd. J rniteUon eold ■ cKMlUL by • protent I HIM roddrtd th. spp^r- Mitph- raare|iing by their flank, ret ttfn to tbs turrote 1 nigL cover of tbe woods. '•Two <rf their brigades sod a squadron ISUBSCRIBE FOR THS BANNER! petfir* �» ■■ GREAT FOR DRT GOODS! Jtthf * the .|| in your letter of IWEot ro.d.iBJw 4001'604. lUUUv'to *W hi' CASH STORE! could not move until ha Ou*l 0 S SvCLEtLAN, M. 0. such requisitions the official canvass. taken from Il’varies hut little from the aggregate statement published by us on Ike day foHoteiog. tbs.'flection. • IJ - — « warn <JUb naan, BO tor as I cooldMcertain, any neglect or. dejny in ■ny Department or Bureau in issuing all the^supplies asked fr»r by Gen. McClellan «r by the officers o( his staff. Ddava have oceaa-ooaUy oolurred in forw.rdinu 3frgal $olitts. WAR WEWS !! Estate ofpLnciro H. Uebote. WoW.jtoo, No,. 11. Th. follo.-ng l*r«w,n oH«r vu rud W lb. lH«>p. oompr„inr tfc. Arm, p"r.a,U*tU0<! •uppheeby railroad on ^nnl Thx Wkathm is extremely mfid and pleasant for the season of the’ year. '"'Win­ cars. ter may be close at hand, but the indica­ tions dfits-eofoib^ard'Moeiii ebtiKhg-as ,,IUr a* Gw-iUCklu, might be reasonably expected. The opett^ formation of his intended movements, in order that if he moved between the oneand Washington, the reiolorcrmmte upon fodder; we having already passed could be sent from this place. On the 1st of October, finding tbnt he proposed to operate from Harper’s Ferry,] urg«l him to crose the.stver at aces'and girc the commencement of the foddering sea­ son of lost year by about three weeks. PaasaxAL—In another part of this paper will be found a “f *«ii«t.»'. togi,. i0. battle to the enemy, pointing out to him th. diud.«nug-m uf Joying till th, man, A. A. Kx.lppxm Esq., of Kalatr.a- Mr, Kh-Appxw Is well known to llie citizens of thia county, as formerly, an ardent and consistent Democrat. ~ By his letter it will be seen that he regards tbe Democracy of to-day ns a very different article from what it was in the past; and he refuses to allow the VaMnudingbame, tbe Seymours, the Woods, the Vixirbeot and the Coxes of the present Democracy, to transfer his allegiance from the pure patriotism of a dying Douglas, to an or­ ganization whose successes In Severn! of tbe Slates, have kindled bonfires of exul­ tation, and elicited shouts ofjoy. all over rebeldom, as the precursors of a divided, and dismembered We- dan country. honor the men who can thus sink Um pgr titan in the patriot, and place themselves squarely upon the’platform of uneoidi-, tional loyality aud an earnest prosecution rd the wnr, even f udikft wnKPKrinnicDn An Immense Stock of «• KUO 01 i.nctus u. nicuoii of BslUmors, in said •ounty decewed. lug. tut Admitdstratira-nf Mid Mtate nay be smatoitaUTi D«w«y. Johnathan Nickola and the petitioner. Come and See t! BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE Which *r* offer'd WE :®SBs^^y Asanarmy X09 Uva grown up under my care. In you 1 have never found duubt or coldness. The battles yon have fought under my command will proudly liva io oor nation's history. The glory Has in Store —WEBTILL— HVAE JUST RECEIVED bsanag thereof by causing • copy of to b* published Id the Harting* Baat _ ._ ..zn_. DIRECT you have achteved, our mutual perils and FROM WHICH ®kfi mmjPBmjNMj latter from our esteemed friend and former fallow towns­ xoo. C.mp tor IWortowo, Not. 7. '‘OSIc.ni wd Soldier, of th. Army of lb. Potorau! An order of tbe Pre^deot d.rolev. upon M.jOm,. Bum.id. the S IN BATHE CREEK.! A. L SKINNER P*0!U TXOlDBL-Vth-n cry mtchioo County of Barry, *>. . k\ *** Pn,h“'’ c,,ort «•£**• Cootv of Barry, holder, at the Probate Ofiro, in tbe villaf. of Harting*. OT Mrod.r the ITU, day of noroiog *1 Dr«» He.dqo.rur, Army of t|„ PotomM ) crowded condition of the Railroad depute, oryfa jrant of a sufficient number of GRANT & SPAULDING OF THK WKKKLY O»r|C|»k Cmcmik—In another, p^l of this paper will bo found' thu rota of this county, hy townships, AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE «LOW PRICES TBAIXS KASTWALD. Pay Express,...-.}.AW........... ItlOP. M ’,,b to the crusting ou^ of this nelariauaandeuadWflvreb«UW>ia October.be was peremptorily ordered to cross the Potomac aad give'battle to the enemy.nr drive ffim Suulh. 1 said to him, “Your army must move on* while the roads are in goud condition.” 1 R will be observed that three weeks has elapsed since that order waa givon. 4th. In m jU>pimuu there lias been no such want of supplies in the army under Gen. McClellin as to prereht his com­ pliance with my orders to advance upon tbe enemy. Had he moved his armv to the south tide of ths Potomac be could have received his supplies almost as read­ ily as by remaining inactive on the north •id*.. . 5-Sv 9-n.llieJ'Ui_£f O?Viber»ixua telagram In regard to hie Intended move­ ments, Gen. McClellan stated that it would require at least three days to sup­ ply tbe hirst. Fifth and Sixth Corps, that they needed shoes and other iudispensible articles of do! bing, as well as shelter tents. No complaint was made that any requisitions had not been filled, and it was inferred from bis language that he w as only wailing fur the distribu­ tion of his supplies. On the JI th be tel- 2000 yds. p'*ln «»d f«nej Silk, forms of those whom wounds and sickness have disabled, tbe strongest association' which can exist between-meh unite us by CHANCERY ORDER. fHa Three le 8li Simian P* Part uf our country and the nationality of ite people. ' Signed, Saver*! eaaei man fTalld^f, CMtinakt, Gso. B. MoCLXLLAK, Maj. Gen. U. S. A. Tbe Order Relieving Gea.McClellan. New York, Nov. J4. . The following Is the 'order relieving Gen. McClellan : General Orders, No. 182. For Sale By the Pound. lbi« court, that Edwsrd Landon, one of the D®fendanta above named, ia a non-resident of this State: On mottos of Srcexey A Altin, BoUcitora for Complainant, it is ordered that the said De­ fendant, Xdward Loudon, cause his appearance to GOOD PRDiTS War Department, Adjutant General's 1 Office, Washington, Nov. 5,1862. j By direction of tbe President of the United States, it ia ordered that Major­ General McClellan bo relieved from the command of the Army of the Potomac, and that Major-General Burnside take command of that army. Per order of theSect’y of War. Signed E. D. Townsend. Adjutant. At 10 and 12} rente per yard. ipirimjies. aBKDnriDM) Beullhrt styles •aid Villwdlbe tskra as oonfeMed by Mid wrvsideol Defetxlant, Edward Landon. . And it is furtbsr. ordered, that witbin twenty day* tbe complainant came a notice of this order to be published tn tbs HotHnat Banner, a pobItiaew ' ' «M drertstteg ef MiliM, at Mels per Yards We have every kind of goods, such a* A. L. SKINNER. Washington. Nov. 14. Circuit Court Commiwioner. . Lienb Regers ol tiw sta/Tof tbe rebel Swskxkt * Alls*. Solicitors for Complainant A. I'itoposrrioK.—Our attention has : As already stated, agents were I’m me-1 Gen. Hill was captured today by Col. >._. i , ___ l :_ p* erce » g Qnjgiry, while visiting his fami ­ diately sent from here to investigate this I lieeti called to the subject of entertain COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. He says Jackson will inciiU fur the coming winter. Our dis­ rompbilnr, nnd'thdy reported that every­ ly near Leesburg. thing had gone forward. On tbe same be in- Cumberland within twesity-fonr tance from any public thoroughfare pre “ date (the 11th) he npuke of many of biv hours. Similar rumors of Jackson’s' eludes the p'wsibility of being entertained horses’ being broken down by fatigue.— movements arc received from Harper’s examination and >djo»tm«nt to the CommiaaioMra duly appointed by by lectures, first class tforicerth, &c. jliia , On _ _____ __________ ,____________ Court far the county of Barry, who the____ 12th he complained that____ the_____ rate Ferry. ________________ supply *a» only “150 botscsper week a for the entire army there and In front cf on by miserable,' low, and uriworthy cn . ... , , - , Washington.” I immediately directed tertaipmeute wbid, always shun public. tb. Quartermaster-Groeral to inquire incmninunity lias sp long been imposed lip" “SHB CiffX Baltimorx, Nov. 14. WWS & SHOES GROCERIES - “ JT Ti on Satar- HARD-WARE! A special to the American, from Har­ per’s Ferry to day, says that parties from January, one : drill hundred r, tw*nty.fii three, and <x» vYjoiebester and scouts report that Jackthor-itiglifarea, that we have corfie to dis- tu this matter, and rcj>ort why a larger Marsh, pue i sooipswBrd llirou jh Wind.roter on Mon-fay ' until' an supply was not furnished.. Gon. Meigs I trust nil entertainments offered, mid Gen. Hill followed on Tuesday. . It reported, on the 14th, that the average nccatwmnl worthy thing is grossly rieg- j y. IH-Iicved that Jackson is between Win­ issue of horses to Gen. McClellan’s army chester and Harper's Ferry. Skirmiab lected, and is permitted to come and go in the field and in front of Washington 3. K. 8HKLD0N, I th again, without obtaining an appreciating. for tbe previous six weeks bnd been 1,459 ing between pickets has been resumed.— 1. A. 8WBSZKY, < m Gen. Slucum commands Harper’s Feryy, audience. Now tbe proposifiuO' for the per week, or 8.754 in all. In additive, and has sufficient forced coming winter is, to form a literary tun- that large numbers of mules had been ' Estate of Prentice ChlM. Headquarters of the Army, I supplied, and the nhmber ofanimal* with ciajion to hold meetings weekly or semi- Geu. McClellan’s army on the U^per ROBATE Order.—State of Mishina. Washington, Nnv,14. = \ • CotrnltoTBarry,«*.—At s session oftbe Promtyithly to cultivate, bring out, and lis­ Putomac was over 31.000. AND He also A rebel br^nde which has been recon­ bete Court far the county of Berry, holrfcn si the ten to home talent, intwrspefoed by- such reported that be was then sending to'that noitering for a position on the Rnppahaii- I’robete Office, in the vHlen of Hutinp, on Tiwsday, the Ktb day. of October ooe thronnck. left Jefiersbnrti^ny for Oilp^pper, sand sight lectures as may occasionally be obtained army all the horses be could pruenrp. hundred snd sixty-two. Prevent, On the 18th Gen. McClellan stated, in Plroaanton drove tb«ir rear guard from Shrnnsn C. IMndle, Judge of Probste. from abroad. It would aeem that’ such In the mrttter of ths estate of Prentice ChlM regard to Gen. Meigs’ report, that be ,Jefferoon. . Ute of s*ld county decssMd. an assudatibb, hbom of mo6h rtf the asual There are indications that tbe rebels Ou reading and filing tbe pvtilion,duly verified, had filled every rcqniaition for shoes and of Jobn’Tsggert preying, for reasons therein set cumbrous machinery, might be rendered clothing, “Gen. Meigs may hare ordered ;are evacuating Culpepper. forth, UiatKW. ^He witt. Admlnirtrstir ot said Jackson is said to be still In Chester not only pleasurable but profitable. Who three things to be forwarded, but they We have a force In his frdnt ed to courey certai have not reached ou? depots; und unless 1Gap. moves in the matter 1 described, to said] which prevents his coming down this greater effort to insure prompt transmit tain eon tract ailed deceased tn his lift si on is made by the department uf whien sMe. i Bllitary Examlnatiosn. Tberennou, it k-., Gen. Meigs is the bead, they might as ■ W^hingtenj tfnv, 14. day of December, !86s.at 10 o’clock in the forenoon We are indebted to Hon. N. Bailey well remain in New York or Plnladel One of the Herald correspondents, just be assigned for th« bearing of said petition,aad of every description teat the heirs at law of Mid decen»ed, and all Commissioner to . super!nted the draft, uo far 88 thlshrmy is cnnceruedi”— arrived from Harpsr’a Ferry, reporta other persons interested in said estate are rewired for the folioirfrig 'tMufnenVof the result* irn mediately Mailed Gen. Meigs’s alien­ that Stonewall Jaakeon has, moved bls ■to appear at a session of aaid Court, teen to be holden st tec Probata Ofticr.in tee Tillage of Hea­ of the examinations held in Barry county- lion to thia apjjawt neglect <»f hta dw forces from the vicinity nf Front Royal. tings, and show renac. If any there be, why the ! partmenL OrFife 25th, be reported as His nrmf is now encamped at Pewtown. prerer of the petitioner should hoi be granted. Tbe laborsnCaBuniaaiouar and tbe result of this investigation that 48,- .7 mile* from Winchester, on tbe Rom And it is farther ordered, that tee petitioeer giro notice to *11 person* interested in said estate Surgeon have been * enoMncw—large1 000 pairs of bools and shove had been ney turnpike. His foree is estimated at of tee pendancy of said petition, and th* heanag throngs uf eager applicants for exemptioni received bv tbe-Qeartervnaster of Gen. from 25 000 to 40.000. All agree'that thereon, by csuwng a copy of this notice and order to b* published in th* “Harting* Bana*r. ’ McClellan’s army al Harper. Ferry^ he , has with him 40 pieces of artillery. from draft greeted them at every ap­ a n*w*p*per printed and circulatingin said cotmFrederick and Hagerstown ; that 20,000 m A spec*! to th. Tribwu, Washington, tyef Barry, for •ix eucortyr* wMk*. i*m*dipointed meeting, and the pressure upon pairs were at Harper’s Ferry depot on Nov. 14th, says : “It is reported that the their time and pauenoe was veij great. the 21st; that 10.000-more were on tj«fr rclxja have occupied 'IWutop u>d Chea­ ‘ MIU [ Judg* of Probate. «<V erJ 15,000 more ordered. U>I- ter Gaps, in Burnside’s rear, in force. ’ Iiwallfo AM-de Camp abd Chief Quarter nlster to firn. McClellan, telegraphed joa on the 24th. “Tbe suffering for want of TATE OF M1CHI0AN. I .. Probate Court Maple Grove M JBA'3 CU Barry County, f for said oeualy, At a session of said Court holden at the Pro­ Which we are enxboa U **8, aad WILL SELL, clothinn ia exaggerated, 1 think, and cer­ bate Office. in tee Tillage of Ua*ting*,on Tneeday, Waodlaad tainly might have been avoided by timey LIST OF LtTTEM, th* Ute day of October, in th* y*w eno tln»w-Johnstown equisitiuDS of regimsuta! and ] Rem.inlu In lb.rPo.tOEo. V Ilaattag. aand eight hundred and tixly-two. rreeaat, Baltimore 8h*r®an C. PrindU, Judge of Probate. ... , Barry Cuuuty, N^v. M»th, 1862. n, tee patte.-of tee .Stele of Fre.tiroCWM istaefsald county, deceased !2» tost the clothing was not detained in cars Aiben Albert Ration at the dentils, ‘Such eomplainla are • therein set forth, teal Erwin W. Hewitt, AdtnlnIrrfng Tb. !• "I1?.’"X I’rsirfwlll* OrT JoBvph OCR GOODS “ ve. and ia iaaued, but n>ora b[aUli «an<Osbore forth!* Bsboock Moraes Clsrk Mary «). I have ordered mbre Cro«« « tn Curtis K. 8. ‘3’aUl 1M1 TST St 21 .14* Clark Perry L P DRY GOODS! rite, Oct 22d, 1862. 7b 7b 7b 7b Dtitnjy------- Rats, Roaches, die. l)alroy------- Mice, Mules, and Ants. Drttroy------- Bcd-Bugfa Derfroy------ “Moths in Furs, Qlulbee, 'ire., <kc. 7b Dfitroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. 7b Drttroy——Insects on Plant* and Fowls. 7b Dfilruy------- Insects on Animals, &c. 7b iMtlroy-------- Every form and speeics ofVermin. "Cuatnr's” ndvertisementa in this paper for the detfmetion and utter exlrrminatiun of al! linde and tyeciet of f^*Suid in Ilaarutos, Mich., by Rntrars dr Stmikkr, and by the Drug­ gists, Grocery and Storekeepers generally. THE GREAT CAUSE Of HUMAN MISERY. A*! in a iCU. . A TABCTURB BT Da. CULVKRWELti OK TUB CACHE AND CUBK of Bpennatonbms ftalf-Dfotru*:; Diasinros; Hrod.ebe; Afcetioi. Stacks of T TATXE Clothing S U { 1 5s::StWp EgS-. Unusually John Mitcbdl. the Irish renegade id Our depot vide. a. wxm a. and blackguard, iaeoon tojeia tbe army. ■ Hi» chance of getting an “Ala- foresee no time Is not at fruit. H dua^uUiojh «‘*«o J «ke« an army of oyer MX>,°°0 mjjJulL RPt nB frr clothing Hmlth F N Smith OwreU Smite Harting*, sad BUloa Ere Carolis Wheat, Corn, Dal*, Buuar, •er poor. Thx Ikdism* Duhl kil to gl vs t* fi ceR. GRANT * SPAULDING Huang,, to be elected for m*f ia isn. D, C&XS. J. c. KUHS, MORTGAGE BALE �magi MIHLXlDWXrS , OJL3BA.BfftoZMrO' GT*V», Mua»" «... ... RAD WAY’S RENOVATING l. r-auu- RESOLVENT Mfe « M )A aUAMANTMU-Owete ata .‘--F jMM-a. 1. AintMCAN CEMENT GLUE M Ita HW •• »~4—1 •*** will UriosaU rodsced. This Byron * «*• orotr*tod,«xovwdingly powerful, two tewH>oanfiils bmng a fsU doos, it is satiroly vegetoMs. sad tbs most elegzat mediriari prepsrotSde srode.) • wiramuro waibb. rr WILL MEND WOOD. I— ywr M» V ntaw UK. ■RtTBKeK’B rr WILL MEND LEATHER. Wlood WaxvsxK Mend yw Harams. Strops, Belto, *»*.** TO THE PUBUQ IT WILL MEND GLASS. rr will Mend china. Twrbntay Cbta C°ta w41li.iy«ta tavta. j| irmomresi iJsWT. BlciiSaKSlmlrfu. SuU. Scotland IT WILL MEND MARBLE ‘and "El'LOO'D WW tan taaa l«l»ifciil to A. ^.Wie Sr am Ita* ta rttnt mttan “ Umum. VtauVnwRa, An appreciating pablio was not kng id diseoTsnng they possessed remarkable Demand and EZRA JONER. Deputy speculation tnay step in and control for * time, but not lung. The time has come when "every thing produced by manual labor will cumiitanda remunerative price. Husbandry will be respected nc Cording to its importance to the other indust rial interests of the country and the profits derived therefrom. * ‘,’Win core Salt Rbcara, Scald head. Sore Eyes, Strutnoua Diochargve from the Ears, Swrfliar In the Groin, Friting eftbv Womb, Dyepepria, Non. CUl-ORRIl MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAH, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fro-veernt «rgvjrMkotaj)*M Aug. 10, I MJ Thutdairisud for h<>ncu for -dtamy and coat t?0,nK> to engrave it and one year a time. Superior to any tin map ever made by Colton other purposes is such that the prices or Mitchell, and telle at tbe low nnce ot fifty paid for them are from twenty-five to thirty-three far cent, higher than the unit- quality ot huroes sold fur one year of the United Statueaud Canada* combined in one, ago, and yet they are rising and will cow- giving iw* £rt*pl«*x “ jw •»nrtr >. bEVERT RAILROAD STATION adequate to the aumand. partners who give their attention to the rating of go<*d v ■g Guarantee any woman or man M to S3 per day. and will take back all maps that cannot bo sold and refund the money. Send for 61 worth'to try. Printed instructions how to canvass well, far- beet, work und milk, though Dot materiWj*V*r*<W vance considerally in price in the year to coms, or we mriqh mistake (he signs of hundred dollars capital. Jit CWopttition. « Ln .Avhaa '111.'.. .. k . I. . .. ^ I-.— — . J. T. LLOYD, No. 164 Broadway, New York. or who have the mvajis to produce them, Tbe War Departinent neggear iiap ot Virginia will do well to double their efforts, with Maryland and Pennsylvania, coat fieO.oeO, on a certain^ 61 rsalutig HirgO-profita.— which is marked Antietam Creek, Sharpsburg, u ■lg^tJ>- ■WlllLtm.?I>o.rt FerrT- Rtio-rc,r>Wool, nnd especially the coarser grades, has not been so high for -many years as now, and it is still rising. We have Jg^^OT^7.,|iS5 LLOYD’S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OB 10.-INDIAN A, and ILLINOIS, matters we place much confidence, that dh'offld ecttun continue as high as now, is the only authority for Gen. Buri) and the War wool in fair luMt wilL.bring'.fcom eighty I Department. Moner refunded to any one finding • n SrmS in it Prt»> ,V> Cf nls to a dollar per pound within the gomiofe yesY. ’ -■ '-1’6 THBKE BOTTLE*. .Will sure Ferrr Soreo, Ulcers. Sorea in lb« ffeea er MuuUi. Kings Evil. Nodes, Diachrnwaa from tbe Uterus, chlorosis. Primary BythllSs, Glandular Swrilluga Ulcers, of tbe Wwut HickOta, Softening of the Bone., Fitz, Dtcpsid Effosums, and Diacaaes ladnced by Expeeors, Ac.- FOUR TO SIX BOTTLES. Will cure Fcrofttla, Syphilis. Whfte Swelling, 8ore l-age-Byphllitte Rfcromstlam, Gout, chronic Dteeww.itourvey, Bronchitta. Tubero.ee. Ulcers «nrv, Qulijne, corrosive subKmete, Ac. Tbvro Is no 8i.eeiZoflbe.SkTn, Joint., Bones or Glsads, but that, this rviordr will cure. II cleanses tbe BLOOD. Reset.sh alt dietascii depoaites. end rvoarates tbe avstew witll health end MrroK«h. In all com* e.k for HADWAY’H RENOVATING BIMOLVEMT. Price per bottle One Dolls/.' Persona calling al* Dr. Kadway'a * Ca*»o8to«,87 Maiden Lane, will ba anpplfed with six bottles for Five Dollars. Md also by DB. BADWAYW FILLS. Miasiaslppi squadron. i> authorized to purohue as many as are required for use ol that squadron. GIDEON WELLES, oetSt3 _____ Broretaryof th^Navy. much better preserved^ and : tbo after, cooing is iirtdL j This plan ish^uitff ia little trouble as tlx.* old inode, to sa’} nwthiug.of ibe superiority in the quality of the material obtained. Try it, and you will not return tn the nld method, wdsresurc nr,d you will become a.great ItiiiiOf ptrnikm pie “the- year roond;” and feel less.the loss nf the fruit crop.— Avi&icau Ayriculhtritl. • ti^rpast beef is disposed of she presumes! upe»«Ma)p, nnd possibly upon a >at ,' and'wbrt), at last, the drwert is spread upon the table all bands nre merry, and tins-face of the husband and father, which eniered tbe house so pinched, and savage, and sharp, becomes soft and full,; and beaming a* the face of tbe round summer tnbon,:.. Children are very sanaitiee to the mduenoo of hunger; and often, wbeu w# think wore witnessing some fearful proof of total depravity ef human nature in a young-ehiM, wa are only witnessing the natural desire fur bread and milk.— LIFE Bltota V*n5«< Are pure vegetable extracts. They enre all bil­ ious diaordera of the human system They regu late and Invigorate tbe Ever and kidneys; They give, tons .to the dlgeauve orraua; they reguteto Cheaecreii-n\ excretionsandexbalatioiia. equal­ ize the circulation, and purify the btood. Thus. aUliilitM CHtfttuiuU— some of which are Torpid Urer. Sick tfowiaehe. Dyaftopsia,,Fites, Ch Hit slid Fcrera, costirenesa,or looscoeoa-are entirely coutroled and cured by three remedies. VW 'B\.oo4, fcr ita lit. taM bodU, oHta btaj taptata • 10 00 a year saved in rvrry family by' One Buttle <’f Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Priee 25 Cents pisr Bottle. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR » potaoota. Ita body dta* AMEKICAW CEMEST CUE. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Buttle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. TERM8 <’A8H. ir Bale hr all Dresgista, am finerally throogboat Ute a JOHNS & CBOftl 78 WILLIAM STREET, Corner of Liberty Street. NEW YOMK. fibrq/ula, Bkin Salt ^heuni, ^Pyaptpna,. I Byph il U, Old Barta, Jfhrumntitm, HUbHoadwoho, ,n. __ _ . . Idver GgaylqfRfc Fsver and yQue, *-s- ' ** Lnwcrrhaa, FUo, LJcrqfutout Ccnau/npticn, ota. I I * I I R 0ME PCTMn writes, her daughter vret enred of tto of Bins yearo* standing, and St Vitua* dance of twpywara. AE0THE* writes, his bob WM cured READ THE FOLbOWDiG TESTIMONY: Jsa. L. Bromley, merchant, IM Fuhow wreet, New York, writes, Angiut, 10, 18*0: "I. haw been afflicted with pile., accompanied with bleed­ ing. tbe last throe years j 1 ntod DARLINtrS 1 Liver regulator Important to House Owners. Impormt to Builders. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmers. all whom Hit may concern and it cow errnt everybody. ---------- UFE BITTERS, And now consider myself £*iirtly etertd,'" Hon. John Cross writre. "Brooklyn. March lb 19fi0., in the spring ■•ftlUU* 1 took a severe cold whiefl induced a vlotent fever- I took two dooes J)ARLJIf(rS LIVgR RKGULA TOR Mra. C.Tsbow, 11 Cbriatopbar Street, N. Y., writes: "Fob. to. IJrtO.—1 bare been aubject to attacks of Asthma the last twenty years. 1 have never found anything equal to JOHNS ds CROBLEY’8 CEMENT ROOFING, The cheapest aad moat darahte Eoefiac IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF It can bo applied to Saw and om sours of am. strna. and to uuxoca soors wtraoui auonxo Tha tat fa cdy abaut Ono-Thirt that of Tin, AMD rr 18 TWICE AS DCRABLK. Tbtaartscte baa been thoroughly tested th Kew \ ork and all parts of the United Hutan^Osmda. W ret ludie., end Centra) and South Amenta, on buildingsnf all kinds, inch as FacTOStsa, Fovan «m, Cncacazs. Ran. Rosa Darova. Cara, and on Pusuc BeiLDiNua gencrailr. Gosssxmut Bvhji tam, Ac.; by Ute p.-inapal^eiLoans. Aarnrrscn, sod others, and has proved 0. be the CHEAPEST and MOOT DURABLE ROOFING in me-, it fa in WA?K“- WEATHER and P.1!L>H“<>Or TOrenn< fcr ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. in Me Darling’. Liver Begnlaor. fn affording mmediala relief. Liver Md CillM.ua remedy." It is a thorough ConmlaitH eonld b» Purifier and Pilb 'Wo’dfcVvVct, a CVunvw.. •rt tbe most octi re and thorough pills that have over been introduced. They act so direotlv upon the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an extent aa that the system docs not relapse into its former eon£ttoa, which Is too aac to be tbo mas with simply a purgative pili. Tney are really a *B\.oa\\A t VvVk, Which, ln conjunction with ths will cure all the aforemeauoned diteasas, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Haadaeha, Oostivenatt, OoUo 'Pai.no, Chclara. Jdorbua, Indigestion, Pain in tbo jjbtoials, (JUxxintsa, ata. Try these medicines, and yoa will never regret it Ask yoar neighbors, who have used theta, snd they will say they are Qtoodi 'MltA'veAwc.^ No Hent is required in making application and yoet should try them before going for’a T*? exp*?~ of •PP’yfeff “ <• but trifling, as au ordinary Rtaf cm be covered nnd flambed ’nJto‘a^Pamphkd or Almanac of my foea! agent, and road the eerttfieatoa, aad if yew have ever doubted you will . certain, •WE.' "WouNaX. wo vnove.. D. Wrotyrvelt, Em., of Booth Hb. near 8th BL, tom Pws । leanemerB- X-eM tato<raw.ta GUTTA I ttH-ao ssff found It la operate adaiirAlr, rrmov ing the bite and arousing the liver to activity. 1 i i. ‘ » want of kA- -i-„ that will rAMiLV asnicns. ' 'Wife the io a bnnd- When onr children are put of aorta, we give them a few drops, and It seta them all rtgbt I find it meets ths general wauls of the stomach aud bow­ els wbeu diaordsred." We aey that Rsdway's Rannr Rruzr ia the most elegant and powerful medicine known in the world. This is not bor"‘— *“ '* “----’ skeptical, snd bo convi----composition the properties an anti-septic, a mild but effective Astringent, aad a direct power over tbe nerves, neither narcotic sor anodine, that relieves pain, in a manner pe culler to tself. and for whieti we have no word in %*.E^ , < 1 i VCOa h tai Ita, tarita U Ita m J Dtmta by andMMUf 9nry p*ruoU of uapority BTTERS, Mrs. Yonag. ef Brooklyn, writes: "February Enkugemant, diocaros caused by the sxfitaaive oJA, IMo.—In May last I had a severvattack ofl’ite, which eonfined me to the bouse. ! took one bot- TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. < : . । j i tW Country. The psoaliarity of the sail tobiltou attacks, 1 wM sdvW, by a frivud, “UARUNGS UVER REGULATOR. Emftt Stomachs.—A burin$s| ruaq, Who has beau to work all day, will enter bis Itawsews crabbed and him gry ns n bear. The wife iHidcratanda When applied exter­ the mriibd, and, while she says little to :internal administration. nally. it will be found a most powerful counter h(/|h ia.careliil.nioLUi, have ths dinner de­ u-ritanL instantly reddening the surface to which layed. In the meantime, the children wntrb him cnuliotmly, and do . not teeae ’ hotped up,causing pain and leading toin/amatiou with questions. When the poup is gulp It fulfills th* indication of equalizing the drculrci,-And he leans back and wipes his mouth 'tnin most effect! r sir. and moat beautifully to »>«• lh“.t“ 'S-w-t ’ \ there is an evident relaxation, .and his wife ventures Urakk for the hews. When axit KW ynvts LIVER REGULATOR Otis atudtey, Esq.. 1'28 East tfith Rtreet. N. Y., writes: A-nf. 1*. IbfiO.—I bad ndt«eulty with ths Ktduey complaint three years, with eeastant pain in the small nf my back. I bad used most al) kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until by irritating tbe costa of Uw iztestitum. In octiva ai.dinflammatory dcseases. tbs irritatiM> product^ by iba Drsatic Furgatiro Pill, will not only incrosM tfoediaeata.bui indoes ulcers tioa; Ibervfure, great caution ia required ho al tacks of inflamatKin of the bowaU. bilious colic, rbeomatiam, strat, Ac , in the.kind of pills to take. If RADW A-Htp/LLRarolhkeataeurawUl follow There are a data of chronic di»WMe. chronic VivkmiTiMM which have beast showered upon hhn froaa DARLING'S It broke np mv cold and fever at once. Previous to this aUaek, 1 had been troubled with despepsis several months: 1 have fell nothing of it stone?* ono.wa recommended a year ago, and wWh we trfed on a larger scale than hitherto. It it* this: '- Take tbe ripe pumpkins, pare, cut fa arualI,pieces, atew urift, mash und strain through a culfender? as if (<>r making piea. Spread thia pulp To those who do not wish to be troubled with otf plutei hi Uycra ti«»t quite half an inch thinking, but like to hare their thinking done by thick ; drv it d«wn in oiluve oven ; keep nor one else, wrouy trihtosl crptoM/ooe, that RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF at so low a ler.-.perature aa not to scorch ik In about t day it wilt become dry Will relieve those who suffer pains, instantly on and. cnsp. The sheets thus made can be stowed away In a dry place, and they arc alwuya SORE THROAT......'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'in flfleea minutes. ready for use, for pies or dauce. Soak TOOTH-ACHE.............................. in three minutes. NEURALGIA (paroxysms ot).. .in five minutes. lUetpiecrs over night id a little milk, and CRAMPS.......................................... in five minutes. they '^ill teiuru to a nice pulp, as deliciotH.as' the fresh pumpkin, we think— modi more so. The quick drying after cooking prevents any portion from slight ly souring as is always the case when the imc«><9<V ftedSMbre dried;;the ISdorS is UllAl JOHN nvuosiw... awjMuw. »«««■*. -— J. H. FOUNTAIN. Quarter Master General. FAMILY MEDICnrE, “slA'irirsnuK'h.'iSSLKE: We love pumpkin pica, especially where there la not an .abundance of tree frqlt- We have tried all inodes of dry ­ ing' buYnri plan is equal, we think, la tl»e _________ CORTLAND B STEBBINS. Deputy do 8AMUEL>S.>LACEr^otD,r. 8tale_Lao »CRILMBW. Perooveti tbe morbid snd bilious deposits from RADWAT8 READY RESOLVENT given in tbe stomach and bowels, reguIsles the liver and doos, nf half a tetapoonfhl three times per dsy, kidneys, removing every etelniciioa, restores a wUl eure.toreo of liv Gums, cankers in tbe Moulb natural and bed thy actioa in the vital organg.— Spre Heeds.'Kars, sad Eyes, either from Worms, It lawsdperior TreiNtsr. or my other cause. If troubled with cough. RntlMsurM at Night, half a teaspoonful of the R130LVBNT will insure a cuyv. Price Mneb better than pills, and much easier to take. One Dollar a bottle or six boUlm for Fire Dollars. Principal offlec.87 Maiden Laue, New York. Sold DABUWtFS LIFE BITTERS by DrOggiata in every town In the United States Is a superior tonic and diuretic; excellent is aud Canadas. BADWAY A Co. eases of loos of appetite, flatulency, female weak­ 67 Maiden lane. ness. irregularities, pain in the side and bowels, blindjprolrading and Heeding piles, and general In these facts tbe firmer will not fail ---------- rgtng with other pflte or powders, salts to .satq.^qkf to'MicoMtge hitCMHl gr®Mer oUs, Bs^dHw Wrtere, tbsy wauld Med >•» pbysioexertion to put into the market the greally improve thrirhtahh. * greatest ponible ampiml of lbs. products of his farm, of whatever kind, and wis­ RADWAY*8 FILLS dom would dictate to many who ars-ea. Asa Psarsst Pts.itiris in other fiursuita. tho propriety* of owner’s nunc from St Louts to the Gulf of MtxiThey are <iptt irel, tonic, laxative, stimulant, eo--l.X.’<0 mile* back from the river—colored in cuuoter-irriteat, BF4Hfc*l|e»r.b«4«««gl»* U». the proper counties and States. Price, fl in sheets, |2, pocket entirely Vtaetel form, sad 93,60 on linen, with rollers. Ready substitute for ci________ __ cultivation of the earth Sept. 20. ' MU. talite Aroma of Medicine. As s surance of a bountiful return.—Stock they .are mure certain snd thorough NaTT DtrAKTMBXT, WaMIXOTOX, Sept. 17, '63 Jovrwal. : DrarttaPUU of Aloea, or Croton ud H Drying Pumpkins. & PERCH A CEMENT, For Coating Metab of all Kinds when exposed to the Action of the Weather F0K8ALEBY J®« •••* either nr both of these moat excellent Rtniedies.tequirefor tbsmattbe stores, if y.m ta not tb.d them, take no Other, but ioclota iv *,u ■ iriicij buu i>n revcipt ci inc muo, the Remedy or Remedies will ba sent according yonrduecuona, by mall or express, post-paid. 8160 BEST PIANO&aifiO UROVEHTEra A HALE, having removed to tbetr new warerooms. Ng. W8 sr^awy turned to oGfoiWysWaatoiagntosCTt DAN’L a DARUNG, 102 NmmuBl.Ntw York. be found thin and watery. AVOID bALlNE PURGATIVES. Thia is evroueous. 7 Octave Scsc wood Piano, P«t sp teMeMt aadfi Bottle. each. o.ntstnlna all improvrtornto knows in lb>. man They nocaed |a oh- ixpenae vf tbe liver, panerow, kidneys, Atnbru* liirror Ambrotype;'Nrilnpwp&fq ’ Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype; Imperial Am. brotype; Relievo Atn, ' ’ brvtype; Doable' GUTTA PERCHA OEMBMT, •choc Mar• great etas ——■>^oa aad ex•*d wW wriorari i* mW age 1 . Woof Wool!! THS 7UCS TO GET WOOL CiRBEP, o. autatamtain, . «m«wn« � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-26.pdf 99385c944d6f2c8956ab6626fabe370a PDF Text Text JCHOUE BDKITBAH ------- • - ' S»A¥,>VSMm 28,1882. T *jastinj» ^auur, Original Iwttj. . -IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, pleasure; there wm nothing sacrificed except Jove dfmtxfoy;' But she had grv- J GREAT gistings’ HASTINGS Swiness Jinrtorj. DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &, Striker, llMtbp, MOr.pjMt. SPAULDING, $isnllan|. ■ ASON ALLEN, ■ EALER IN GROCERIES previetoBS, pro­ d ue, fiiab. batter, lord. pork, and grain o( D D. C. HAWLEY, !BALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, JUST RECEIVED My War CMiribtU«B, new and most complete assortment I had actually subscribed Hye hundred dollars !. Nut in all the history rfany giv- DRUM AND HEDICINEB, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. HU UWM» hundred dollars I looked at the filled up check, after cutting it free from its blank companions, with load reluctant eyes, ere passing it to other bauds; yet 1 «“ n«‘ tbe gnxtging gi.v iH.lml.ta. ilotion implied. My heart, was in the children, said when .hla country called, •W‘PtH>«L -hich footed •• Arae tbouared Go 1 . And the yyifiee had been botoThree thowwu4dolh«,</which ; hS?J‘!2?2Ji“k ioo»ia»oifca ’ “Tbi blow rfjusthave been terrible,'11 In this rcmenbranoe.'' •aid. “Poor womM, this U indeed a -Yea, and nobly,’ be answered, with a i anreow.n i'»> .-.i< ■ »i7Z *3bo «’*Egere<i and fell.” was replied. J T. people nave “Jor a week the struggle. between] life done nob y, not keeping back thajr most and death was almost evenly balanced.— precious things.” Then'the alow reaction came, and the poor ■“'Three thousand dollars la a liberal crushed heart began to gather up Its rent sum?' r. • fibers, And to string its tfui raring nervsa I “Yea?* Hie votes dropped a BttJ*. for new efforts and ,duties. The strong lbi* ’uo» Iwo men gave a artn on which sKe Kad leaned for so many third. I; presented for utterance, and I rears was broken, and‘abe must stand w“ w««k enough folet It forth. henceforth alone. How Ubc faltered and Mr. Preaton did not answer, “and are staggered with uncertain steps at first. you one of them T*—no, but said In a For.hours she wpuld sit pad peep. But voiee that still felt lower and lower, rati! slowly strength came, and now^ you re­ it exorqteed a septimpot oi reverence : member the child’s words,/•sheI’ sat up 4,Tbere is odp iq our midst who has given tntfre than these two men a hundred fold. Bat Che fnSme is Ttot down on any upon her, and she must walk henceforth aobecrlption paper.” -II ! . -i ; ’ with stooping jhogld$rs and weary feet More precious than silver and gold ! Her own hands must earn the food with Y es. there are things tnnre precious than whicb’^ef'chfldreh are fed, Snd’me garsilver and’ gold ; and I understood Mr. menta with which they are to be clothed. Preston to refiit* to human life and human Bar toil and ber care are a>c,Te than (wioe lose. Shame tooebed me ; I stood silent doubled } and with thorn are lha widow’s and rebuked. ' sorrows. What are my war burdens, “Come?' said he, “walk with me into what are yours, to this 1 Ab, sir, there the next street a little way. It is well is no room for complaint or boasting.— for us sll to comprehend these questions With us the sacrifice is nothing in com­ of sacrifice and patriotism in al!' tbeir parison. It is hardest with those who are bearing^ The danger with us all is, that least thought of, and who get least of pub­ j wo magnify our own burdens and loyalty, lic sympathy." I and in doing so fail to award the honor “Wo must do something for this wo­ that is due to others.” man?’ said L “Hsr oeue touches me cause of national buuor and national safe­ ty ; and in aacrificing something for my yr FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL I did not answer, but in silence went country, I was but discharging a patriotic PURPOBE8,ONLYjM duty. Thia was my contribution Lu a fund feith Mr. Preston Into the next street It our citizens were raising for hospital and was one In which tbepcxir dwelt Small sanitary needs. If double the sum had houses a few neat and with testefui shrub­ been required of ms, double would have bery about th* doors, but must of them miserably neglected and forlorn,stood on been given. •So much (or my country !” 1 said in each side for a distance of three or four SWEEXBT dk ALLEN. squares. My vHits to this part of the thought with a feeling of self-approval. I A TTORNBYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chsn It was felt that I wm a better and truer man for town were of rare occurrence. A eery Particular a lieu lion paid to Conveythe set-’ ‘If every one would do as well not pleasant to look upon, and I avoided it All looked poor and mean, now as TEA, COFEEE. SUGAR. Sf’KJES.imj'PHR. according to their circumstances.’ There my eyre ranged alcng the street, and I PRUNES. MGS. RAraWS.WOBMSH; came a slight chill to my enthusiasm, IIU uutiucw. Oitiee m the Court Hsum, Hasting, Mich. consequent upon the thought that I was queationed myself as to whither 1 was doing so much more, .according to my going, and to what end. ROBERTS A STRIKER, GROCERIES! DANIEL COOK, □hiekt ■j'XBnraixBT USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and All CotklM Extracts, I. A. HOLBROOK, A TTORNEY au«l Counselor at La«, Solicitor Jo A Uluuieery. General Land and Tax Agent.— Uihcc, aeceud story of Rower's block. QHYSICIAS end Surgeon. JL »lurv, Slate itreft- PENS, PENCILS. INES, PAPER. EN- Oflte In Hosedl'a MOST POPULAR JOHN ROBERTS, )HYSICIAN and Sunreow. Dwelling on Broad- patent medicines II. P. CHERRY, tfOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will • .... oroiaplucMaad fide Barry county, Mich. DR. H. J. HANEY. P HISTC1AN. SURGEON and Aonwehenr Of flee over Smith’, Drug Store Goody Black. (CTFRAff, TOB (DASH J. M. NEVINS, their being ability, tb<ui other people. I had seen the suhscripti>iRj?*per.. It bore the rec­ ord of no larger contribution than miae. Two citizens only had pul down tbeir nsmes Tor five hundred dollars. •To have gtvfcn equally? I aald to my sel£ ‘Mr, Harland should have madv bi* cunirUfUtion a thousand dollars instead of five hundred ; and Grant should al least hare Atnne up to my figures, dollar for of ten years opened the door, and looked up iatu our laces curiously. I saw that she recognized Mr. Freston, but no smile lit up her young face. “Howls your mother to-day T was asked. “Not very welt Won’t you walk In, air 1” “No, thank you, my dear,,! only .stop­ (feed in harmony? Il is the most natural thing in the world ped to inquire about your mother. Is to let spwdrbwrayour thoughts. As I she able to alt upl’ “Ye«, air. She net op most all day moved abodt/arnangfriends and acquain yesterdav, and sewed part of the time. lances, a word dropped bore and n ten And ahe’e ep again to day. Won’t you tencc there, revealed the secret of my coine in 1 Muy ba,abc would like tn see eelfepfM------- ,——-------- —®„ ,-uu.” ly all-of them understood pfyifcwnc RO'ng*| y< “Not thia morning I’ll, call abound on in my mind—how '1; considered my again. Say that Mr. Preston called^ 1 contribution to the war fund, taking means ihio ewMint, m the largest mstLi am glad that ahe is better. ' Good bye?’ he bad courage to writedown fifty, in the face of half n dozen poorer men, who each gave their hundred. But we have a leal of patriotism 'in--this; and know where tn put men. Love of country is a fine thine to talk about, but whan sacrifice is n»Red bow rarely do we find word, and by any man in the town. ROBERTS A STRIKER. TTORKEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, I HUSUIM mwuwvu F—“ — , * .----claims and money promptly rsmlLed. o«~. .,u w. w. luipk Bm. maa.HU., Barry County, M ichigan. ROBERTS A STRIKER d and Can. for .ah-cheap b ROBERTS A STRIKE*- KstrrEi a BtBievs, *" (LSee^^orser of Main and Burdick Street., Kalamaxoo, Michigan. A. A. Kjrarax, Q,»a,..r. r.!~> ' nw* J- c-BcMOW*- urnett'. Coeoacina, b vei fur Toilet purpoaoa, for ;articia B H. N. SB ELDON, SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, ». c. PR1NDLN, OF PROBATE. inlUUu4Tu*r»t- For me, five hundred dollars was a large aura to give away. Tens, twenties, and an occasional fifty, under the pressure of public calls for”church or charitable needs, had passed on through tbo carelessly loosened puree striogs, that drew back again with incresa ing lightness on the diminished gold ; but giving after thia liberal and exhaust­ ing sty fe-wos altogether a new experience. l felt something poorer on account there­ of, and b^gau to mediate economies. — When 1 paid a thousand dollars for A »P*n of Borahs no impression like thia was per­ ceived ; not even when one of them got 10jur«J by • ML 1 Ibron.hoMred and fifty dollar*. H«r* «» • dr*<l l<~ of >>•'“ bundr«l fifty doll**.; bin in fco* of nothing no like • Wpotrrty lobebw <M u In the lace of contribution to the hoepH.I and unlury fund. I did ir« fnnl pcor.r for tl.e three hundred didlnm a £«,d.d in pmpn-iog .nd .rooking my B.k p.,nd, though the mon.y pnld fterefo* JUDGE 4be Court House, at Holings, H PAY, PENSION, AC. back KSsrtsS1: s. cX*“ ~ “Die widow who cost In all her living dance, poured gold and silver into the treasury?’ My companion broke the silence with these words, as wo paused at the door of a'story and a half cottage a round which everything was clean and in order, bitt plain and poor. Hia knock wm nut loud, but low and rrapectful. I did not answer his remark, but ato<>d be aide him in vague expectancy. A1 child COMPLETE EORMS AKD DIRECTIONS M ros *rrt.icATK>K» res «„.^mkkwtanuurw fur the six or seven hundred paid for .ummer hou.e., girdm "“‘“’T. “J M»y work .boot my ground. u>d dn.lling J AH Mi, being fi rniy o*» grnifi- DAMIEL STBIKBR. mli<m, I could nltorL The oip-n. «■ ‘"WBICBT ClreMlI Monday, c«Tu.raifBiw o«mfe**co.nBm Mlcnliud, “k*» “ * '“’8 of *»““■ E* . . r_ J grift- tn OUT Birtims uvo b~r~.—-—C wnrtryin bur time of prenmg n<«L fr~ly «• i‘ »“ b«V>.*d. Mt «• wUh • feeling of rntbuoulioo. M if we*k«md by «u, ' were frightened by the clamor of “mgor invasion,” -while we state a few facta co away from I Slavery. « ” 1 “ •' What do they hope to.gala by aomlag to IltWsl Freedom. : tu.- q If then'von give the negro freedom where he Is, and convince him that to will not again be reduced to slavery, he ■WiH bate nothing to gain by coming to IHlnoIs, will hel No. What climate does the negro preAri What parta of the world’s surface dees he naturally seek to find the conditions beat adapted to his physical organixaftonl deeply.” “Your possessions and mine would lose more than half their value were such a calamity ss the dismemberment of our country to fell,” was answered. “Our enemies are men in arms, and we mnt oppose man with man in fierce battle.— W hile they fight and die We are at homo and in their Mood and suffering we find safety. Is there honor. Is there justice, is there humanity in forgetting tMs 'ser­ vice, nnd leaving the widow and orphans of our dead soldiers to bear unaided their burdens of want and sorrow 1 1 think not. Yes, assuredly, we must du some­ thing for this woman. She has given licrall.snd ifshebavono share henceforth in our abundance, then we are not guilt­ less in the sight of heaven I" «’'« .-•> •_ How small seemed all lheoontribotlomi I had made, and of -which ‘I was a self­ grate 1 ant I My eheeks were hot with shame. 'Not tines ha^e I referred to that subscription • in renvsrealion, nor has a word about the coming burden ol taxss escaped my lips; I would blush st com­ plaint now. Burdens I They who seem to hare the largest share feel their pres­ sure lightest. On the poor, the bumble, the too often despised and neglected, the beavisMt of our troubles.will fall.' Let us see to it that we sin not in forgetfulness of what we owe them, chat we do not let widows and orphans cnst in all tbeir liv­ ing M the price oi our safety. -if- Erskine’s declining to wear Dunda’s The tropics. What productions are the negroes on the continent moat skilled In raising T Colton, rice, soger and tobacco. In what 8utea «Ve cbeae auplaa prin­ cipally- rawed 1 The seceding States of tbc Booth. If.then, slavery were aboliahed all Over the Union, and th* negroes allowed Io homes 1 No. .1 Most the negroes live-some wham 4 Will not the negroes .fcptimi* to ran away from the south, nnd “invade the North" so long •* slavery continue* 1 Yee. . . . , Here iaon argument, which ninetynine’Northern topn in every hundred will pronounee unanswerable,in (afmjareman­ ,cipating the slaves and employing them whocs they are. in cultivating the cotton, rica. suEsr and tobacco of the South.— How else can you stop the“nigger inva­ sion 1" So long as slavery continued, long will they brave hunger, thirst, whip* bloodhounds and fugitive slave laws, to secora freedom. JFArn you briny frMrfnm to their doort. titty will not tttb it eltewhert.—Chicago Tribune. ’ From Rer. Robert Collyer-. Fraternity Lectures. When 1 was In Jefferson City hat fall, I found the hospitals in the moat fearfol condition you nan imagine. I cannot i stop to tell you of the acenes Isaw; jtis enough to say that one poor fellow bad lain on the hard boards and seen five men carried away dead, one after another, from his aide. He waa worn to a ukri*U>n; worn through so that g rest sores wore all over the back; and filthy be­ silk gown, lest he "might be supposed to adopt “the abandoned habits of his pre­ decessor,” is well known. The follow­ Ing, not so well known, is, we think, at least equally as good : Mr. A. B., a judge of the Commissary “Good bye, air?’ I felt the low, almost Court, talked in an inflated and pompous choking flutter of the child’s voice away manner. Having failed to attend an ap-1 down in my heart, ray eyes wore dim pointmont with Erskine,- he explained as I turned away. What did it mean I that he had been called out of town, ’ ow­ “She has given most of alj,” said my ing to bit brother having fallen from a companion, as we walked away. stile and sprained his foul. “It wm “What has she given 1” fortunate for your brother,” said Erakine, “Her husband.” , “that it was not from your at<0c he fell, “He is in tbc army.” or bo had certainly broke his neck.” “He la deij.” A clever but unsuccessful advocate “What! Dead!” having died very poor, it wks remarked “Killed in baulk.” to Erakine, that there were “no effect*.” “That is not wonderful,” was the reply ; I stood aghast. “In battle 1" “as he had no rawer, ho tould have no “Yes. Three weeks ago the news came. Be rsata with the slain at. New.Ijern?* ", “Who and what was he!” I asked, The elasticity of glass exceeds that of rallying myself, for I felt an overpower­ all other bodies. If two glass balls are ing sense of weakness. “A sober, ‘ industrious mechanic ; a made to strike each other at a. given good.husband ijnd . a good lather. I saw fbroo, the recoil, by virtue of their elas­ his wife on the day after his march with ticity, will be nearly eqna) to their orig­ inal impelus. Connedtid with its britthe regiment that went, from here six months ago, The parting had tried ber Take a hollow sphere, with a hole, and severely ; bundle WflTrrawe with ‘Lail and fbl! ofa iaoble heroism. ‘He is stop the bole with a finger, so as to pre­ vent the external and internal air ,ffo« strong and'couragitous, and still do his duty^and the country must have such communicating, and ths sphere will fly mem I couid not’din|r to him weakly to pieces from the' mere heal of the hand• Mhd In tears, u aome kTvesdid to their husbands, and hold him back when hie heart and conscience hade biro go. He - J* Is In God’s hands. Men die at borne, of In the Gulf Bute*. try that the production of cotton, rice, sugar and tobacco should be coAtiaued Inthe United States, ,it fas. i Are there white laborers enough in the country to produce tiio requisite crops nf cotton, ties, sugar and tabacoo, besides carrying on the agricultural and mMDfteturinc pursuits of the North 1 No. Coaid the white laborers of the North endure the hardships and exposure of the rice swamps, cotton fields and cane brakro of the South I Probably not. Could the white laborers </ tbe North he induced to abandon their homM red their remunerative employments here to try the experiment 1 Orrtaiia^noL Could they, in any event, produce there necessary stapUa re cheaply M the groes, who are accustomed to the work 1 eudfieply cooled possess the carious prop erly of being able to resist hard blows given to them from without, but will be instantly shivered by a small partide of Bint dropped into their eevitiea. This yond telling. One day, a little before my visit, oM Hannah, a black woman, who had some washing to do for a doctor, went down the ward to bunt him up. She saw this dying man, and had compassion on hin>» and said, “Oh, Doctor, let me bring this man up to my bed to keep him off the floor." The doctor said : “Tbc man is dying; he will be dead to-morrow.” To-morrow came and old Hannah could not rest She went to see the man, and be was still alive. Then she gut some help, took ber bed, put the poor man upon it, and carried him bodily to her shanty ; then she washed him all over Asa woman washes a baby, and fed him with a spoon, nnd fooght death hand to band day and night, and beat him back and saved the soldier1* life. The day before I went to Jefferson, the man had gone on a iurlougb to his homo in Indiana. He besought Hannah to go with him, but she cbuld not spare titnei J.1_ ______ 11 -U.,____ LI— *1 WK-want with him to the steamboat, got him. fixed just to her mind, and then kiaaed. him, and the.man lifted hisvoice m (he left him and wept like a chllo. I aay w» hate gteww noble in our suffering. tog anecdote which has been told of ed men, originated with tbc painter Bar­ sickness as well a* In battls. I troel la rett. His only pete weft a eat |tod > God.’ Her eye* were full of tears aa kitten, Ito progroy. A fri«»d •eahg two property (earns to depend upon the com­ she ipoke, and ber voice betrayed the m effort rro.ur Uum my nrengCk. parative thickness of tbe bottom is the N„ iood.r. .nob b.ing th. MM. lh.t I fear and suffering that were In her heart. more certainty of breakage1 by .this exHiked rnther mor. th.n «M Mcmly of Ab, sir, neither yon nor I will ever com­ perimenl. Some of three vessels,. It .is to go In and dui. “tat I bid donu. Wuh..«taonr^w prehend what that hymWa wife endure^ stated,have re«i»led ihe stroke of a mallet Tn parting from a«ortd husband,on whose but fl*in .pokM mnn. nbo, given with sufficient foree. to’drive-a pill strung arm the had leaned.tbrmany years w. life buingooo of th. nriclMt integrity into wood ; a^_ heavy bodisa, m ' • ffnta nonuud io fear of nnybody*. ofiw- ■X’W parting from MrwJWa.7 m usket-balls, piefies of Iron, bite of wood, He walked on qpdto, tilant for some LT B. i.nol«mllgfioroblru.lr.m*n jasper, stone, etcL ftp** been » loth moments. How HftafFRnd poor seemed them from A height of two or three .fi^t “But," raid Ms frfeod, “wild W* Ah I MdffMtory. mn h*rayg*m mT Ulfeztorted «Wt—•I say hhKeXtcrted MttaAio itaDijlrttaW’M' the conversation, Bia »wrwtrXiiMi«Ha ■icMtag'i IM wtM-lapM �HAffmroB BAnxs. tbe k induces of friends, we are per- VetMatay ■•rriagi TINGS promising young, of Baltimore] •KLT mn DOLLA* Haviso « nns, WTTBOVT DCILB ABD WIYB PCSB pr count County Clerk. Th, DtrxxT of Kr*Qk nations. aurro und t ng Bl.lz toWBC m.—-•0,190. _____ .... __ '_,_PS^W g^fiaBsayaar.’f ws । ir.no urt progress. 10 Ilia opp««i- frwljr u>nd.mlMl|V» SUBSCRIBE FOR THE rind tbs rnntsct al he farma*k*» g r1 ■■ftaaili a trwmpbe anddefeats wk<h nurely follow in iw traek. Vast • armies Ihy lb heir, oisKm his rrpuijiation by the people of 8u Louis, and hia defoai by an unqualified emancipationist ■gone forth to fight fur ouoatey ’a battles. uud eenwst vote the RepuMfenn ticket firnr to <mk In Iowa the prtipnrtlcn was even greater -tixterritory uf the Union. Rebellion ♦ being p*tnixed, and upon the. wicked au..ihura of tbia unewndy auife is tolling tfie sore reward ut their- aqpuiwltiled am.— 1 Ibe war in carried into tbe midst of tbeir -eovnlr/, and tbe victoriuua artuiea, of - tbe Umon btoten od tu strike them & final I blow tn tbeslrougbolda uf the tar South. 1 here arc solid gi uunds <>fb«pe fur speedy -victory and permanent pence. I ’While xusny yf our booits are made desolate by tbe inevitable casualitiee of •war, ami we mourn the heroic deed, there ’• ieeootolatiua in the faith that, the blood of tbo true patriut is never shed in - veto. v. Our people under all their trials, still vglmg-wilh unfliocbiDg firmness and fidel­ ity in tbe iaotiiutiuns and Government lotuuivaantry. Trusting in God end tbe rightuvuences of ourcaem, they are ready to mour greater aarrificee and bear hravier burdens in the confidence and hope -that the future will mure then e-opo sale for the waul, and that tbo blraeitog of '•liberty will be permanently secured and greatly mcreased to our posterity. ■ * ' Tbe desunira of nations and individuals IM in the hand of Gud. For bountiful harvests, for general health among the people, for dvil and religeous liberty and tbe diffusive of knowledge aud edu4»tion, for the ooutinued existence of the Republic and the triumphs of its arms, ' MMi for afi the great andfctood gifts nt a liefirgn Provident*, our aukuuweldge• wants and praises are dee to Him alone. , That we may suitably adreowlede oar dependence upon Almighty God, and /hith reverent thankfetocos give glory to t<> Him, I do hereby set apart, and appoint THURSDAY THE27th INOTANT, AS A DAY OF PUBLIC THANKSGIV­ ING AND PRAISE. J 1 request that upon that day tbo peo­ ple may assemble in tbeir places of pub lie worship nnd in tbeir bi'tues, and keep ihis dayTu tbe spirit to which our Fath era kept it, with pore, religious and p* triotic hearts, full of faith and hope. Given under ray band and the great seal of the Bute, al tbo capital .. ijAbe city of Lansing, (l. s.) on the 15th day of November, in the year of l>ur Lord one tbousaud eight hundred and sixty-two. AUSTIN ALA1R. 'JAMB* B. PoarxR, Secretary uf State. It takes the ReegeaslMtity. _ r Until quite recently, the wbUe conduct x/tbe war bus been carried dn with a brother was dead. fore be left the Regt and, in troubled, with Rheumatism quite severe­ He bow- ly before we left Lnwiaoille. •ver left thn elty with’vs and marcbed -with theregiment until the 1th. although These are sufficient to show 1the canoe of the Drtnooratio victories in . advised frequently by the Cape, rp stop a nd go into a hospital. But hie ambition (Ohio, Indiana, lllmois and Now York. w void not allow him to do'that. PawpLs Tmsx aa lung aa possible: ths democracy assert that the Govern­ ment has made a failure in trying to put down the rebellion, and at the same time insist that the Generals w ho have been the sole cause of failure, should etill be continued in command. He was bound to remain with hia company Many of them are trying to thing why it io Chet ing tbe fact ring U» the t Onlytt. has berti measured Only ti He died in Hrepital . than that. On that day ever. his strength failed him. how­ His ;Hmba were considerably dwullen, and, at the tba n>ete<>rs u| other ktore 11 annual recur remains to 4* ritowtf." but thia, fir I be present, may be regarded dd ascer­ tained. that a BMkMirie ring.-rrith an in­ clination, of from 04 5 to 365 to tbe this ring'annually in August, and js aevera! days in passing from side, so that its tbidtosMia from five to tea millions if! of miles. Nearly every one known that meteors or shooting stars, aa they are called, are annually viaible iu great quantities dur­ ing the iiioDtii of August, <»n certain­ nights. On any one of thuae nights two ur three persons watching the sky. may concluded to atop. Had be attempted coant fmm one to two hundred in an to continue the march he muat oertainly f hoBr'SElwo. It may m»w 6e taken aaan for. he,was last becoming ,iix- lUosrr »:.ooi<j not t»r rnuiire. AM ft is tertbrr ortered Chat tba Mio .• aottea u> all parties tatertated. 0/ tba __scy sCaMd prtftam, and the basrin. tbc br cauaingassoy st tM« aotioa end order U psbliabad m Iba H^tfep Basner, a ,< hundred and eigbtr-one days, actually forme an imp‘rtont^ perl of the solar system, and that Ibe^rorid passes through earnest solicitation of the Capi.tie finally luvp OMytt Only |l. ascertained fact in astnyunny, that these PROB ATK DRDeR.-STh'tt OmiCHlG A X. or B»ut, a. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! It sustains the Administration and ‘•■Kto iMJrts. mj>i. meteors, which consist of various miner­ Government. ale, area lew, out of many iitillions wf milli<u», Whkhare located in a great ring sent back to Birdslown. From there that surrounds the sun. and is as regular Ala. Eoitob»Tbe otbor day I found be was sent forward in charge of several in its revolutions as the earth or any an article in at almanac bearing date of Profeeeor Newton, taking one ambulance.wagons. Two of our boys planet rr ADVOCATES IMO, token from the Mobile Herald and who came on with him joined the regi­ mortrtng’e ohoervati<m. makes a much Tribune, setting forth the 'dependenun calculation that tbrve are more than 300.­ ment, ‘but he was obliged to 'go on to 000,000,000.000 v.f these bodies in thuf the South "upon the North," I Thomas* divFpioq with the ambulances, Thinking it might not be uninteresting and w> miased the Regiment. He final- ' Tbne it would seem that the track of to your readers in these times when the ly reached Dansville, dnd lbere~went in- ' a former orb of the solar system,‘years Soeth are attempting to assert their in­ ago. rant hy eottie terrllfic convulsion to to the hoapital where he remained till he dependence, 1 present it for publication. IragtuenU, has been discovered— its very died. These arte the tacts so far as we orf.it having l>een changed 00 that nur Wishing to retain the “relict, of can learn.. We never hare beard direct own planet pasoeo through it. And thus olden time," 1 copy it verbatim. from him since be first left us. We have a vision ia given of that Omnipotence been constantly on the march with ao exerted for destruction, which berelmore SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER ! “They (the north) build our (the we have tanked upon onty in Its creative regular mail oommunication, and it has South) fetuses, they adore them with fur activity. A glimpse, it mpy ta-.'is given niters, and supply them with every ooui- been almost impossible either tn send of the fotore of other i.Hx that now roll When be left us the in other, uttering the “music of the furt and convenience of which we have or receive letters- bausted. 1 believe lie went to (be hospi­ Jones. pearing tela <foart io make a riiiar William C. Pratt ■dminiilrn- tal At Springfield, and was afterwards Unconditional Loyalty ever conjectured. They educate uur children, and cover our nakedness from bead to foul, with hats, coals, abuea ami ahirta; we eat- tbeir flour, cheese, butter, apples, codfish, potatoes, piuklw, pork and onions; we feed our cattle with tbeir bay, drive tbeir borsvs in tbeir barueesea co their carriages with tbeir whips; we walk with tfeir sticks, ride on tbeir saddles, write on their paper, wash with their soap, scrub with tbeir brushes, sweep with tbeir brooms, milk io tbeir Ch, cook in tbeir pots, strike with their ninera, blow with tbeir bellows, cut with tbeir axes, sow with tbeir seeds, reap with their books, pull with their leather, whitewash with their lime, paint with their paint, march by their tunes, read by tbeir lights, drink their Congress water, aid rum, amoke.their segare—eud leaL and best of all these blessings, we marry tbeir preUy girls who make the best of wives. This is a heavy account, but it is true what a field lies all- around oa for domes­ tic industry, and whalan independent and wealthy dmiitry might this be, if only this field for eoterpriee were fitted up simply to supply.uqr.ftwn wants!” beet wag done for him' that could be done. 1 On the move men have been left by the ' road side nearer dead than alive, with no friflid to assist them or give a them cheering word,, The loss of Henry II. Striker is deeply felt in the company.— TrW~TU W8««. *ppn..cl I fmlrr. *mro» <M Ml U»t on- whom ,11 lovrf w.U diuold have died. spheres.” Wfiy may not the astrono­ mer, as has be ret* A .rC been disc«»vertDg new planets and systems, hereafter turn his telescope to reveal the ruins of others, whose fires have so ]<>ng since burned taw, and whoae history and observi tio 1 will betaog tn a new department in a». trnnomical science—the archaeology of, the sural | than say other papeTjof Its star ta tbo State. lb. n.«.. A Fatal Mistakx—The Prince de Joinvillr, ub<> was on Mct’l' ltin's staff, and bas since bis return to Europe writ­ . the leaders of that party s bich, since tbe ten an rlaborste defense of thot Goneral'a elections, has thrown off the mask and eampaign, soy a there to one thiug l» can­ Stands in open opposition to the adminis­ not understand. That is, why McClellan did not takiu advantage of tbe splendid tration, have "been heeded and obeyed. opportunity afforded by tbe suicide id .Fforo the modification of G«n. Fremont’s the Merrimac, to detacah portion, uf bis proclamation to tbe re-instating of Me army from Harrison’s Landing to the North bank of tbe James river, he could Clellan jn«t before the Maryland cam have gone to Peteraburg. destroyed it, rpnign, nearly every prominent measure torn up tbe railroad a» he advanced, and .had been dictated by that element known moved straight upon Charleston, proba­ <M conservative, but which in fact and in bly capturing it without a buttle, leaving effect was disloyalty itself McClellan's Richnumd to take care of itself, and ub terrible failure at Antietam, first cum- literallng at a stroke all the ouneequen[ » of the Peninsula disasters. But that jM-llpd «. departure from the rule, and the fatal indecision ond unreadiness to take Emancipation. proclamation was issued. , advantage of circumstances at tbe proper 4t was then that the -Preaident first saw ! moment, which was tbo bane of McClel­ iidiiveiy or conservative element bf tbr Estate of Prentice Child. PROUT OF MIAHIG A X forties CkilA Wratioa ao«ua» e< Srwte W. Hawitl. tiater of aaid m«ate wbW> be prays s>« •n-lned and ellowed. lie j inMlon «.fGe..r«e B. McClellM for Sen. had won the confidence and eetoeru of all | a tor from New Jersey, because lie will with whom he had lieonme acquainted.— be a vast improvement open any Copper­ Courteous to all, faithful in the discharge head the Democracy can send. It thinks of bia duties os sb officer, he had won tbo talk about the Presidency of 1864 ia well esteem uf hia auperiora, while be com­ enough in its way ; but pay down is the manded the respect uf all Thera is ao one io tbo company wbtec thing. Another reason in McClellan's favor b, that haring' failed as n General, lose will be more deeply be may perhaps succeed as a politician. subordinates. felt, or whoso SUBSCRIBE’ FOR-THE BANNER! n 18 TUB OFFICIAL PAPER OF BA ART couicrr. memory will, bo longer cherished. All wo have hero belonging to him, I j The indnatrioua and frugal manufactu­ publoUd in th« HaatinM Bssser. a newduaf* printed end circahuing in ■•■<! eonnly of Barr for three aneennrvs vtS*k», toiMdiatdy previoi to said dv Ot bearing. anvil AC. PRISnLE. (A true copy.) Jsdge of Prwbatr. It dost the County printing. ring State nf Onnectleut will. It b eeti shirts. The clothing will bo sent home the first opportunity. ire at Dansville. Swine of the buys mated furnish ♦5 000,000 revenue per WATCHES A JEWELRY, annum, under the Federal tax law. When they come on OrmtB perhaps they will bring bis things. Zdiracl reference to the wishes It the pro- country. ago, by letter frort Damir life, tbetyour No. 1. ■panaville. ife amrnjngof lbe28th patriot, meat truly gratifying to the loyal j r\_ w_ •—1__. —«——■ people of the cu.0l^r{| mg bisdeetk'or the toiuire«f hie sickness. Tnesr, they have beaten beck tiw boats of How rs* Soldixm Voxa.-7-Tba offi­ rebellion ana despotism from ths loyal ,*tetos»Ao<i «vsd our bumee faun tits cial returns from the army votnupoo the burnirs uf invasion- Oar liberties and Wisconsin election shows that the soldiers . •r New too in the Jnaraal. is *•(*« rl£o9?ral. wboee.a^^tp^^iiajiafc. I hare to perform tbie morning is a jain- .year uf civil war BANNER! earth posses,' st that time, through the _______ Camp Dear Nashville, Tenn, 1 Nov. IBth. 1B82. J Respectfully, Voora, BSLL. both of Ruitaad. M>cb And te foremost in pabUshiag all latercstiag The desires any demands *nt Uxdeh TUB Rosa.—A floating paragragh explains the origin of thia < xprvs •i<ih. Ttx» term “under the rvas” im­ plies secrecy, ard had its origin during tbe year B. C. 477, at which time Pau samiua, the erhnmander of rhe Confederate n-l. ww. engmed in inlr!B». with X*rxes for the marriags of hia daughter and the Bubjtrgst’on of Greece to the Median rule. Tbeir negotiations were carried on in a building atthohed to the temple of Minerva, called tbs Brasen House, tbe r<»of uf which teas a garden forming a bower of. roses; in' that the plot, which was conducted with the ut­ most secrecy, was literally matured *uder the rote. It was discovered, however, by a slave, and as the sanctity of the that tbe element which had controled his lan’s military character, prevented this. place forbade tbe Athenians to force Pau He always made excellent plana, but if tardus out, or kill him there, they finally Actions And shaped tbe whole war policy, anything transpired to interfere with them walled him io. and left him to die of (»$s bent ,upon the ruin of the country and —and bow almost inevitable this is in starvation, h finally grew to be a cus­ ; Still wodd hold the administration reepon military enterprises—be did not pusses* tom among the Atbeniaus to wear^ roreu sible for all failures. It was then that be tbe faculty nf adapting himself to new in tbeir hair whenever they wished to exigencies as they arose — Troy N. Y. communicate to another a secret which I first discovered that be was felying upon Timet. they w nrtied To be kept inviolate. Hence .worse khan * broken reed to command his tbe'raying, sub roea, among them, and SPECIAL NOTICES LOCAL NEWS M, SaMlu.U. BUM HU. •—«■ — •»------------ --------------- •- • dyspepsia, kidney eonntaint*. piles. deblHty. rbeutaattetn. headache, wai vigor, ete.. eie. These remedies are the whole medieal world. Bee sdrer SUBSCRIBE FWt THE BANNER! atyleBofWArceasaudJswBLaT. being dett-runnc-l — i---------,— .u_!_ n unlimited Qnuwltl al Si«w apwara*. • ■ • ___ , HDXYtSO COMPOMTIOg CARKD LFVKRS. Kafftisb mauufoclurv - sspped sod h>» Isvetsd , baa soak srtwte. sU tfol sewsrt iprwasHMite Heavy *«m4 sad gsoA iautesioo old. Pnes oaly »!.*. It ratal iW I1UXT1NG COMFOalTlOK WATVM. .BtaHp wvjd..* Issitaiioa Cltetar Dtamoud. a ran neh nd ■aiirslr ns*. aria: 84. Coral end THE Advertiser having been restored It is sot exefatirly Political-ft baa oes er Mt seripuan need.(free ef charga> wttb tb for prepanag tbe sama, wbfcb Uuy •rssccaa roa emrstarrtert, avtska, As. TbaoutyoMeeief the advertiser tba I’rvaeriplioo. is la bewaDl the al now among almost all Christian nations. Parties jtfe1 disloyal efement of the North still demand h'm retention. would It was a boot ifeit time that the same element which shaped ice policy, began an organinline of eoDeehioD to the Government. was dragging down the It Ad minis “^Whttlhoogb biHnrjr rwor4. Ihu the Adn>HiUlr.tion h» &iW bj biding lb« ygyr Contrary to general belief, we find that the Unl<m party in Penney I vania ’Dicre is no dissatisfaction with the re I stands better on Ita Onjfrcraional than moral ufMcCIeltin expressed by leading on | te Stats' vote. We carry tht State on officers ; quite tbe contrary. Burnside Congress by 6.231 majority tfeaigh the hi a universal favorite, and is cheered Opposition figure <»ot 3,450 majority <« wherever be goes. Yesterday a long tlw State ticket. True, wc have btllea conference was held with bfin'by the corps commanders. The mutiny so confidently predicted by McClellan’s friends bas not taken place in the Army of the Potomac. Not WBMT SW1RT COMMlSaiONEB'S NOTICE. pod of iaro; but DO bare the Opposition'; we loose by far the roost, chiefly in men to the war: but they looee 16^515, in spite of tb«r boast <>f immaara gains.— « muakat lias been sucked nor a man They lose even more heavily than last refused to serve or talked of refusing.—j yet rats Fhrter 230457 fir The HeraWe story , to the contrary is Go 207, 000 for Q^reesSince the battle of Antietam aB oom fwpomWfar th* nd Um. artiel^ will be amt b. 1 _____ HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHtM* SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! I a! UMAWt/lLAMr^d th* *uhb*r* r*- re>>*v*d from BLACKS! i, u u. .Mn» TW ,S.Uerih.r G. �orrrauin Wab NEWS If * Urosbsh fo*31' ’’ *• •ol NEWS Kliu "i’t' llb***tl’ “d “rmpUoa rf : blood of lb. puM, Tlx-Pb,.i5u, cm ----- B and alter MewAW.IU ttr TrslMi oa tbs Mh rend will la*vs Battle Creek I o™«< no rnor.Kop cte prop^Mln, of.k. «»d tk. tamU -UiU lG b. a, prarnt •W>«ion of Yrto. F.r.r.’sm.ll rox, Cholera, or tbe wind from blowing s :: pthbAhtetaek.he muat revulatiww the eatebhsbed laws <rf nature. Science haa raa*. .......... 1:10 P.M Day Express, . Kight Express. g™. p.„« p„,r,„ MBnll>| Gni RADWAY’S RENOVA TING RESOLVENT W.ll do; in curing •TOA amv.jlM U; th. ei.ll .uih-rili<>f that city the following letter demand. cwstitatiooal infirmities and inherited diac***. Thio medicine will poeitively cure Syphilis in its wnmt form. Nodes, Swelling-In the Groin, fl lend al ar Swri- T-. U» M»w wl Commo. Cmmdl of Fredericksburg : lingo, Tumnm, Uloer*. Fever Soren, Skin Eruptiona, Scrofula. S-nw in the Mouth. Ears, Num—all discharges —Humors, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, Tetter, dec. Let none he diocournged, if nffiteted with any kind of Skin diseases, or if you in­ herit any constiimiunnl malady nr infirm ftytiR. RADWAY’S 6ENOVA- There Is to be a donalkm visit na Thur*, day evening of this week, at the residence of Rev, A. H. G arrow, to which all the “good things," “as God has blessed them AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE! -nwiBi at- IN BATHE CREEK! GRANT &SPAULDHG £tgal A. L. SKINNER —WE STILL— FtoiAnoncn^-nunoi sicmaair Ceaniy of Barry. m. n mmkiv th. in* fer Gentlemen, under covti <>fthe houses of year eity, ah.H* have been Brad upon the tnxipa <»f roy command. Your mills and manufacturiea are furnmhing pruvis TiNtt RESOLVENT will cure you. in in their basket and in their store." one and the material for clothing armed giving thin medicine to the world, that bodies in rebellion against the United will euro tbe nick, we are fulfiling a sa­ Thaxk*qivihg.—G»>v. Blair, at a very States. Your railroads and other means cred duty. If immorality oannut be pre­ late data, issued a Proclamation setting of transportation are removing supoliee vented, we can at all events cure the mis­ to tbe depots of such troops. This con eries it entails —this, neither philosophy apart Thursday th® 27th iust, as a day of ditkm must terminate, and by direction or moral suasion will accomplish. Thanksgiving and praise. Religious ser­ of Geo. Burnside, I accordingly demand vices will tx held at the Methodist Church tbe surrender of tbe city into my hands, in this village, commencing at half past as the representative of the United States, Sold at DR. RADWAY’S Ac G.’a, OF­ FICE, 87 MAIDEN LANE. N. Y.. at or before 5 o’clock this P. M. ten o’clock. Failing an affirmative reply to this de­ and BY DRUGGISTS. mand by the hour indicatod.sixteen hours A Citaaaonua.—By an accident in will be permitted to elapse for the re making up our forma last week, tbe fig­ muval from tbe city of women .nd child­ ures, in article relative to military exam­ ren, the sick and wounded, aged, Arc., which period having expired, 1 shall pro-’ inations and exemptions, made the num­ ceed lo shell the town. ber liable to draft In the township of Upon obtaining poasewinn uf the city, IL-pe 165 and in Prairieville 28. It every neceasary means will be taken to should have read, Hope, 63, Prairieville preserve order and aacura tbe protective operation of the laws and policy of the 128. TO BE EXCELLED United States govern meat I am. very respectfully, Tux Piosaxa. with Its usual penchant Your obedient servant. fin scurrility, instead of attempting to E. V. SUMNER, answer the arguments of Mr. A. A. Brevet Maj-Gen. U. S. A. friends are invited, bringing, each, of the AT -LOW PRICES” 10 1 and exterminating from tbo svateni, all ,%Trtrjr*“r FOR DRV GOODS! a»t •(*”> '!» ebildlE An Immense Stock of ®m ©©HEPswraew orrronaie. , l . In tt>* matter of ten eteote of Laeina H. Xlohols late of BalUmore. in aeid scanty deceaand. Oa reading and fliagybe pe of Vary Ann Ntelioh.aridow ofaald dreeaand.pray­ ing, Oat Ldsuatairation of said notate mar ba KTantad to Levl Dowey, Johnathan Nichol* and _ K OURJUNEOF TKADE; BEFOEETHE RECENT ADVANCE Come and See I! Tbereapoo it ta ordered that Monday, ten ISth day of Deeonbar. A. V. l«»Ml ten o'clock A.M..be WE dra si iU Probate OSes, In the Villx*. of Hx»t inK«, sad »how canen, if any there be, why the prayer of tbe petitioner eboutd not be granted. A nd it i ■ further ordered, that said petitioner —. •L. - - ----- * ■ ■ --- - . - J I— HVAE. JUST RECEIVED DI B K CT DR. RORICK'S WHICH IDiKFT ©DHIfflMmKIOH FROM STOMACH BITTI1S JJagTiZator Kroppen published by us lost week, vents diatribe its whole spleen in a personal against the author. CHANCERY ORDER. । TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Eighih Judicial Clrc1 ail- in Cbascosy. ioit peodtag in the Circuit Court for the Coun- Tbe 77strs’ correspondent al iM?*h ^SSfartorily appearing to For Sale By the’Pound. let Edward Landon, one of th?D* . Fairfax Which we offer at Afteradniitting that sends the-following, dated Nov. 21st: DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A Alien, Solicitors Mr. Knappen was “a democrat and a “We have pretty reliable information rry\ *V» • vx. 1 tandant. Edward tjindon, c«u«e hi. »ppc»r*Dc» to very staunch one too," it says: “At that as t*> the position of the several forces of th® rebels. Stuart’s headquarters nr® at time and most of tbe lime he was a resi­ Warrenton, and White’s cavalry at Leesdent here, the dem. party was in tbe ma­ I-. burg. ~ Tbe ‘ f«»ree of . ....................................... th® latter is on!) . ■ v». Cb VCVeAvCWXX XM-WYCW WAX. OU the Comptninanfs BoDcltart, within tweuty jority, and the little politician loved office, 300 men. Stuart luta artillery and cav. w A.V lC\\. . dnv» xfter xervicn on bun of a copy of nnid bill tnd cure aW Xwe. \W* vywvew ‘ no.teo of thl* ardor, sad 1* default tbeneftbat airy, and his advance guard was on the t\o«W so be »a*a good democrat." Vve’vw tn ■" YkklY <vW <v I te« MR will bn taken aa oonfeaand by aaid ooowove to, OWX O.W U. Ocfrodanli Edward Undon Bull Run battle ground, hut our cavalry Mr. Knappen needs from our hands no And it i» further ordered, tbaTwithln twenty drove them back. They have nine® re­ timXeAvcA. CXtf KAYX----- a 0,YeuX | _. . . | dara s nokice days ihn tbs eomntalnant eomplaiuml eauen omm s ateice of thia thta order -vindication against such assaults as these, occupied a portion of the ground.” li.t^vkX.uX.o’C o\ Wve to bopekliabod in tee Z7tetd«r* a pebthe whole article being nothing more The Herald has the following, under Xxv X\xx "Skuouk CivsXAeXft i tic nevxpiper. printed, publ liked and circulating in anld county, and that said publication be oonthan n string of blackguardism, (the only date uf Harper’a Ferry, Nw. 21 : tinned al leaat oeca in each wack for six weeks in ©S tVc W c«X axvA fcowX\\A'W«.ve “The rebel pickets were at Nuhn’s aurctaaion. or th*i be canae a copy of thia order way f<>«|« ever meet argument.) nnd we ‘jo* a Xwcvo,, to be peraonally aerred on the add' non-resident Ferry yesterday. Tbe impression pre . Defendant, Edward Landon, at leaat twenty days only derive so say, what every intelligent vails that Stonewall Jackson is marching muck weeAe A o.\\ a'eXycXc oS before the time prrscntxd for his sppearsnee. man here knows, that Mr. K. was never tn Gordansville w ith the bulk of his force" SXovwacA. 'BvX\«.t%, v&AtVx, 1 HARMON SMITH. norll Circuit Court Comtniaaioncr. an office seeker. So (hr, then the argu and that the rebels in this vicinity are takxvx vfc \xxo\iav ^uaWUX\.«k, I Swxsxxt a Aujoi. Solicitors for Complainant inent of the^/Aoneer falls to the ground, only cavalry." awA aX XAc ^yo^ct Xvnve, ate I COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. and ila ste^sntnl proved to be nothing Headquarters Army of tbe Potomac,) a k\.vr«0$ Nov. 22. f less than1 an HMimittigated falsdboed. • GOOD PRINTS ■vwi -ft AXw* Tbc argument wwuid be legitimate were Nothing of particular intercat ha« tran­ spired. Owing to a mionnderstanding, n train leaving Fredericksburg with wo. meu and children aboard was fired into. Furtunately no one was hurt. Fredericksburgcrs are leaving the eity -there any farts lo sustain fast. Our sooesh neighbor again air in attributing mercenary beats the motive, to ■Mr. K*na|ip«*n, and in stating that “now he lias found the way to -ride into office." the charge.— followed by a nomination to office; «»r even had he, like the editor uf tbe Pioneer changed -politics and immediately •editing a political paper hia commenced in accordance ■with bis new faith, then he might justly ■have been charged with mercenary Mr. Knsppeu •tivu of all honorable men. cun 'thank Gud mo that be bas uul fallen a*' •low as that, yet. Gett. 1‘upe will make the pleas- •-aol .city uf Madison, Wia^ hia beadquar- . Philadelphia. Nov. 22. Far instance,had Mr. K’s conversion been sudden and immediately Silious Fever, A private dispatch has been received ; here uf the deato of Gen. Frank Palterson. ot camp fever, near Fairfax Court : He claims to have finished up family. rebels in leased from arrest and ordered to doty. [STd^D. Buford, who participated ia the.ctjpuire of Island No. 10, Iicltefiwfe active cutatnand, and has- ao WOTS & SHDISS, “*£r .1 Sold in ’ -adooxie* tbatba shall s»od ba assigned to tbe field. THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY. c -j-m. DRY GOODS ! dp«tiUon of every description A LECTURE BY Di, CULVERWELL, OM THE GAUSE AND CUKE of Spermatorrhoea Cbn■umption. Mental and PhralcaTDobUity, Nervous. ness. Epllepav, Impaired Nutrition oi the Body; I*auttnde ; Weakness of tbe Limbs and the Back; AWSMfl toBOOMiy, ixjve er uniiwoe; lunioity; Self-Dtetrwnt: Diaxineea; Btedonbe; Agtetion. oftheKye.; Plmplee on the Face; Involuntary Bialaaiotu. and Sexual Incapteitr; tbe cumqotuai of Youthful Indiieretiou, de., Ac. CSV This admirable Lecture, .dearly prorea that tbo .boro enumerated, often .elf-afflicted Stacks of __, aua .,..1 wow .how <CAHW. if »i>v m>r rrj.m-M of the pendancy of mid petition, nd the t------------- r---------- J“inted and cirrnlntingioeaid eovnr six aueccutiro weeks, immedi’ “h11^MA.S*!\0’$INDLE, l­ S5.T& Clothing, MORTGAGE SALE. AcXjAaXaXeA. return to bis “ “■' Ot. TWte-K’. 'command at Hiltuo Hoad as soon as the military eommisakKi ufwbicb be is Pres­ ident has finished its labors. He has old® — •«< I Probate Coort Stowvac.\v ‘BvlXe,** ; 7- never been removed from that command 'by the War Department. other niran® <>f tran»portati<m. tbeif Snsinuatiun, that Gen. Hooker and other _ ________ 'R.cteae^ *I r--------------- tate of R«W ooentv, d«**ted themselves. morning. ' m m” - T1” D1?' ■.w.M.rClwNS OvarrWa, i-nXs.ru. rtt- W^'h » mgni&ul SKA d«ri’«t OUR GOODS Unusually Low! cxMwaMdsr* b aanrioe under Geo. Bom side are at variance with bim or among 'Thereupon it ta ordered, that Tn«»day, V ef An ! ess Bcm. urganiauiuo ha. b~ ■ad no attempts made to cooed: tism with Umoe Ucketa, be ,r-D«r>M»r’ radleal doshrtM. ©f the Rap FOB sale by »** i "SB RoewgB. P-’omiiMctt 'i-v~ » Mick., by AND nomen ai me of Hastings. on SJERttitaPNMeOmcnUa 80VKM. received aver Gen Burn-ide assented to their re- Ilasnses, gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. In ibetnai-------- --- ---------- -------------- rttete, may be Ca^ortTh«’.'ffl«r. cWm.d ray-See “Coater’." advertisements c , otoerperM>n7>nterMU-diosaid , Dtelroy------- Rats, Roaches, dte. Destroy------- Mice, Moles, and Ante. Destroy------- Bed-Bugs. Dulroy------- Muths in Furs, Clothes, dec., dec. To Dfttroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To jDutroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. To Ikttroy------- Ipjanf OT Animals, dee. 7b 7b To 7b GROCERIES utt, Xhe assurance of tbe Secretary uf War Gen. Hunter will -------- [Estate of Prentice Child. _ ■’Dt. ’SLctoaeVk that If they i-d <^mUD " i l, m.ki. Gen Patrick would meat them feturd.., dm OcC22d, 1862. To Utttroy------- Every fnrtn and species of Vermin. ftX.o'cao.eVv ^x.XXe.v» SXIEiT.IS tain contract alledged to bare Deen mane oy a»»u mm* XV* V>»» «««'■ M night, after the interview with the end authorities, Gen. Sumner mformed them Duane, late of McCtelliui'e staff, are re­ !f. B. Mercbawts wishlag to Mock ■F will fladltaaO kjecttoioli Rnixan <fc Sraixxa, and by the Drug­ SXovcvCbc\v Ti\X.\«,v» , ._ . . I of F redenckxburg ikvu^Hou D»tai««, A. L. SKINNER. J, A. SWKEZET, i turner*, baled, K*v. IB, teM- tSSJ VJv. TAolwwVx » .r in this paper/ur the deitruetion and alter aw XV* toor ma«.» VtwwA. j have demanded further time to consider the subject uf surrender. <*° ***“*. the Indian war in Minnesota. We have every kind of goods, such as HARD-WARE! nmiica bj ww —1 -“t ■»» •B.oXxmV.'* "Tha sum al IScU wr Tart. considerable force.” A special L» tbe Herald says : Bmtifii ' axvA aW. Avweawe* ©5 a wtvavlav aaXuvc. ‘TowX®. cinity of Leesburg. "We know if Stonewall Jackson comes this way with less than one hundred tbouMUid airo. Heinlxl”1’"' w«m’t let him gel back agiiin. We don’t belief* the rebels in <»ur immediate front arc in an) IKSJDU'DE© IPIR.ILDZES. day. the twentieth (Mdb} sod on Saturday the mv< House. Tbe Tbe Washington Washington Star Star contains contains the the fid-1 fol-1 eotft.'ftoui ©S Tavfo at\A lowing iinpres»i"n prevailed ex , \ vnoYa. c\t\A XvtxXjW _ x__ _: “The :.nnm-ai>>n nri-vaili-d ex •tetekely in front yeteerday and today , ^©^6^ • win.wBV ... ---- .... " . _ Gen. Early and Mackall s a >.!«■>«■, 1 ^\wc\v vaaN^c XXvcov that divistons. uf Jackanna’acrwpa, were advancing on W.ashingbm, end bad arrived in the vi New York, Nov. 24. rent a furnished house fur himself and notified and rs'OMted to pretest th. aamo for eiaminaliou end adjuatDent to the undesigned CommUaioncrs duly appointed by the Probate Court for the eounty.of Barry, who will meetfor Diver Gornjolaint, dyspepsia,, IrLcLzgeetiori,, JajiasrvcLxce, Kidney Complaints, At 10 and -12J cents per yard. GRANT * SPAULDING VMtjnfw, M.. IS, WSS �hnel emi ba tamih* who occupy apartments on the a v :•* "St’ nova ittiq ■ a half tons of disintegrated fibre can ba , produoed frotij nf ground. Tbe: ( plant ia not aubject lo tbe ravages ofl*.. , ™ R«J> S-Hhy THE WORLD. ; j glA MT-wWp^ ] *^*^_^*^* AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE Urt Ma M prsdnond. TbiiSyr^Uh^ten Mqtraifd.exMediugiy poweriM. two M.qwwfrh and happy." Fresh air and aun-hght are bly adapted term to forget that these requisites are b. w RESOLV«NT A mistaken niUpn prevails with many, thatjukiinala need little uf no light while paper, i lute for 'MXOO’B VCT.TTWB. fvl aWHaU ymCMie TO. THE PUBLIC. °f r*g8 «”d cotton the cnterpriae may be followed by the 100*1 gratifying results. - ’’it wrri. -JOHN A. CAMFHEU-. of AU. HAS DISCOVERED A CL1AMBING BTBUP. fort, would be the subjeat of though.— ’ CLTUZ r Awfactui *Vt^M\nnW ■wsdfag m Madiofaanwf i,K*tU..UWDUVO*W.o (lew «njug*w7— »J« “I dom’t miaaadv church ao much aa w may lup^hee* fald "a lady to ber, mesd cftwAj; Tour broken China Cups ffdEasosnosqb* wad* » ,/f^lCEOFF 1CEBB. IT WILL MEND 4MARM.E. diMOvoriaftJtx ppgefptfcnpaarkable IT WrtiL MEIW PORCELAIN. CwruW Vro^aetiiM, ulb—illMir suppose (^-imDCMibilty. - Disease, it may not at first be apparent to eye. ia, nevertbelesa, doing its work, hi »mh'way wfll fBakaiUirtWt;lo tho’ the and >the lose oftbe owner. Hogs that have tbsirpens aomade that the aun-ligbt can be freely admitted, thrive better and are more easily fatten­ ed than v»b*« in^ptafi where the raya of the aun never penetrate. So with boraea. ,. Serious diaeases are en­ gendered from badly constructed stable?. The borne ia fond of fresh air and lipbt, , nqd. hi< stable should be provided with the, jneaha. vf! tbott»t>nb^eqtilat^'Und tbe admission <>f the sun’s rays. He cnjoM these quite a* much as hi* matter, ■Roi»*ii: ftote aamioramozi tefastrirottaa. lUQrotn, n|)i.f ?f Wowb. DpTpia, It ’ I pot teg»t>gr..,j :. | aaahling him to expend |4l will Mend Bopa, Apt. .U*a. and in | (act everythitm *>Mt Metals. General. JOBS ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J.1L FOUNTAIN, Qsartar Master Gntrnn of dollars each year in advertiauq May sHirib CmmWmli AtfgXlCAjr CDtZXT, <7AOsriMsadhUwMAw<«MMaM. CtY^kTvMVWfo ’Hu.VXRVOU.B whieh have bean sbow«red upon him from CANADAB,?AJ«fi N^T BBUNBW1CK. DARLINtJ’S From rocwul aurrrya, completed Aug. 10, ISO cost (20,000 lo engr««e it and on* yea?* time. W\. \yCLYV. oj \\u Cou\\X.v^, LIVER REGULATOR ■ : FOUM TO HIX BUTTLES. The pmmliarhj qf Qte' 1 "Xvl^Ctdt’TJXoodi, and dialane** betwwen. regulate ECONOMY ' a WXAUX for the life and health of (be body depend* upon tbe parity of the blood. H Mia Mood is poteonad, the body draft oat a miserable existence. These maditiaea 110 00 a yw saved io esery family by ul UWSUubrtinads will curt. , TtaMfeuMth* BLOOD Resolvoa aD dtoesaed aepoalte*. eposltea. and rtnoratea rvnurale* tbe tvttem system with health . w - Owe Bopls of w Torprd a. Chills . _____■ _ ._. AMERICAI CEMENT CLVE. , " . KA ‘G’Mqu.oXsA BriM.^i Cents jwr Botlla. Pried SA Qrnts per Bottle. thibgs Are turned vofSty tiirV^y; and hundred dollars ci could their findings be expressed in words, wo doubtless should hear tad stories of The War Department usee our Map ot Virginia tbeir teiug oWipfileSR. (Sder the the Maryland and Pcnndylvania. eoM IH4.M0. on whip, lo do heavy and exhausting work w hen tick, and of deprived of com­ forts through tbe ignorance and th>>ugW* Prtee 29 Oats pe? Sotlle. cniTSiss. Yery * AN D PENNSYLVANIA -Thia Map to very large *Vben we hear of dairy men complaining LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OP THE MISSIS- SJTiKSJsSsr s*.2H$F&:!K% 4• Much bcUcr.than pills, and] DR BADWAY8 PILLS. for stock should be provided with win dowa, to admit sunlight ; It should be dry and well ventilated, and the same general rules for health, applicable to persons, should be ever before the eye of the-farmer, and gmda him In hia treat •'iiAnt '«vt Stock. ■ .-'.-•'A. ..'T \- If any one dnnbts that st» light has tT ‘ beneficial influence nn health tmd spirils. let birn compare his feelings during a long term «<e!<»udy,wet weather,end then ngahi, when itery day is pleawmt with warm, bright snrrwhine, Tbe difference, we think, win be* ob»ervahle, ' with mu*! persona. ■•!' Sept. rO. Mississippi River, with price per hundred copies. Rcar-Admiral Chaelea 11. Daeis. commanding the Misaiaaippi squadron. la aulhonud U> purchase aa many as are required tur use of that squadron OlpEQK Wn/Bt R. R. R. TO THOSE WHO DOM’T THINK LtV'JBIt 'T/BG U'LATdH damtebf two years. ANOTHER writaa, bis aoa was etued after hia flesh had almost wasted away MEW YORK. IwrpeHaiit tn’ll'inse tiA» ncH." ‘ " AVOTEKR waa cured of Fevsr»ad Agua •ftar trying every madieioa fa hi* reach ANOTHER was cured of Ptvsr Sore To all vAo»t Mu wdy eeneeru oad Ucon | etrna everybody. urcAurraa.. ,, entirely Tegetdblr, and the only vegetable aubinbstltute for calomel, Mercury, Antimonr, Ulus Pill, in tbr Arcana of Medicine. Aa rracuanla. they arc more certain and thorough than tbe Hau *6bs 0row ekrit^ ^rootHn. WerrV^ j DresflcYitts of Aloes, or Croton nnd Harlem Oil. or Etatertumt and wiorv aoothing mid healing than Senna, br Rhubarb, ar Tamannda, or Csalur OH. . .. -ux • tUHUXG .< Z/VAVi Rinil’:.A -roil AB ALTERATIVES MtU. 4-„ j,, I, iMi,.. Tb*y«t«reM.a rnoropowerful Jdfleeoeo over tbq I jeer, and Ite aecretiona than e^eme), per 1 ‘ " JOHNS St CROWLEY’S CMaafacniasrabteof Dyepepstaand Lirer CtMoslainl coold ba awnUoaod fa whish tb* Purifier and Pills i INfRoVU OCTTA PKSCHA CEMENT HOOFING, dOTbte TH. rrismBA!fi>«AitR PRodF OuLi^„d, I- XSVxxk ctvt.dk Iawt Vk\X, axn LIFE BITTERS. ' v .i ... ‘“"niugniv trated in t»w I iffilSfi.W-ciSS I passed elotted blood by tbe urethra. 1 an now Y»\oo&. Vwr\5’wr, ?> ' ■ oiMonrrtni, t ars, and on I *U*ic BnUwr.i gene rally. Uuaxawnxxv 111 ili> ■Haodachs, Q>Uo (Pains, Indigestion, RADWATS READV RELIEF Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 ChriatopWr J^rMt.y.-’i., I* esIM tbe periataMe movMwnC of th* bowel* bv irriteMnr tb* eoate OTUie lateetiors. ■ “V.k «o i«ia_ t-a—. a____ . ._ In acfi rd *d hHtownnatorr dsaeasea. the ftritaTttfon producsd br the Drastic Purgativ* Pill* will not onto iaereate We rftoeaae, bm indue* ulcero tn»n; therefore, rrr»t caution Is required an at­ Dstliiw ’ sXiver Begulaor. tacks of inflamation of U>e bowela. bilioua colic, rbeuniatiam. gout. Ac . In the kind of pill* to IU< In'aBoriia/'mmrdiate rtfiaf. -U (a sthurough If B ADWAY’B PILLS are teken^cur* will fellow Utar and btlltow artiMz.?, , j,-f 7/ TIMlTR&t r,UK "X7"U wW«krUS KINDtL >°0> for ROOFS OF ALL .blue U.e itosirabte properwbteb are uni- GtooA. M'AxevtvcM, Tbeexpense of applying tile but triting, aa aa ordinary ’Boot can be covered and Bniabcd tin toon Joy. ■Parting's Ufe BiUeya, It cau be applied by any one. and waseaforWyrorod, Thav»i4d4^eattfek’k^bbe.•• । pargaiMie ia hMAr aasaatlsl. have ever doubted you will 'Ytovx.kA-vco vxvore, Williatpaburgb7L f..’ writes : ‘-AuguttB, iMu.— ! —«.«awo oowr. whUk casual ba la'DARLING’S LIV£*«E$t&VIXm. XaXQCrrb ’ ‘ iiGUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, For Coifing Metals of nil Kinds when exposed to the Action ot the Weather, and F«r PrcNrrvInir bb< teMirlBg NcUl lMh»f Bll klBdfl. FOB SALE BY Thia the oyly Cbnu^Mta kwawn whfoh -at—*- S^y&SS^^T..’x£ L.;.,‘«4muf4de ‘ WHO v TO THOSE THINK. now. w*uiibk teat, an external romeaiM act A Y9| B BALING fJJRQATIVES. Maar perwogs are ia'tbe habit of takisgSalu. Betdlits Water, MagnM>*. *<•. * regulate Ibetr bowels. Tbia is ammaooa. They sneeeed in ob> Oasti-.m***, CAokra Jdorlui, (Pain in tbo fiowala, : your neighbors, who have uaed Ihsm, wy will nay they are > No Heat is required in making application aesiiy atimnlaling UxaUr*. that wiU purge and b**L soothe and airmiglheu.hka Badvay a R«gu laiiag Pill*, ia required. Tb* caua* of aa many death* tai th** di*eaM*M owing to iba want of1 have alao need it a* a corn. In a very productive summer, nr ▼sMythsl Kabwat’b Bnsr Rbubv is th* a purgaL-v* like RADWAY’B PIUK, that will f/Ui.’H ^dfttr WEDKCWB. ■ when a farmer has been unfortunate with mod elegant and powerful medicine known in tbe purge without depleting or interfering «ith the When our children are rot o^’rorta, we giv* them his stock, ho may, with advantage, mow world. This is not bouting; try lL if you fed luuetion* or other *ocrouou*. Not on* in a huad skeptical, and be coaviaeed. It combines ia its red of Yellow or ulber far ft oaaea would prove t a-u <> such parts, of bis pastures aa can be spar­ oompoailiou tbe properttes of a diffnai.e aUmulant fatal if Had way’. Pill, were adopted inthrnr kreat > r.w J.n— --A H —. .tl--- u. ed for the purpose. It is superfluous fur aa anU-reptle, a mild but effective Astringent, and me to say that on a very large portion of HaarfbZoAfl «iA4r*AdMU dt Bteae moot nor anodine, that rslieres pain, in a manner pw our grass tends, draining-and booedastIng are the great means of Improvement. totter, andao reoeiptW ifee mon •iMwlWMrl— _ ____ , OMDdlarioa Tbs French call it .Swtepsmewt So much for ite < ty. lb. Remedy or RemeeNro wtffkXt ZX. »A question of some importance may be internal administration. When applied exter­ pain er apptag. >» >• .asked : “Arc all.oQr clay soils improved nally, it will be found a moot powerful counter bile and other humors, which A^roMi*,•,toaO,, b7 m*11 °r e,prW*’ la foil lo purge out of tbe rysby draining for mowing and pasture.pur­ DAN’L 8.rDARUNGp(Z poses 1” 14bink not. When there ia *1 nothing ia tbe herbage produced, Which indicates tbe presence of loo much waler, I think drala'itfg will add nothing to the f«rt‘!Uy of soph soils, so long m they, arc .in RAM.” -i •’« VI ^ToidfcWkt, a CXxavhw.. rV\xe, "BYootk with tbs Kidney eomptaint three fonuauea, of tbeflrduties, clesnsrag- and purifying the Mood and purging from the eystem all dte- At <an..AgticultQritl meeting in Ches hire, England, Mr. Richard Dutton rptd internally, and eurea— RHEUMATISMta a few hours a paper <>n the “Agriculture of CheiKire,” SORE THROATio fifteen min*u* '.-tnfobtahbe temarili: *A» old p^ture TOOTH ACHEln throe inioutel (psroxystns of,)...in five minute*. field, -rich in good herbage, should never .................................. . ®Te •’toutea. bp. brought under the plpw, op a dairy HEADACHEin ten minutes. COLIC ..in twanly mtnute* or grazing ftrrm^ without an urgent neces­ ........ *” .......... Ib fortf ■testa*sity. On our best dry toils, old pastures LUMBAGO, [pam* of)ia ten minutes. CHILteJin fifteen minute*. BURNS.in five minutes. INFLUENZAin a few boors. I CROU P In ten minutes, i SI ASMS in five minutes. I DEEP SEATED PAINS... by a few apn|icatione. rate often cwL per acre; or, in some cases, a good dressing of lime, at the same time freely harrowing the surftce ; tea-spoonful to half a tomblsr of water— will euro acidity of tbe stomach, and promote digestion, it or, what is leas expensive, stocking with sheep during the winter months, at the : ..same time feeding them with turnip* or TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. 2>upcions, Tumors', lin|X>huit:tir Builders.., । , । , .> Impirtaul to^ailruad Cotupnoisfoi VARLixcrs urjut giactATon, lee»». J BEAD THE roLLOWtsa/rirfTlMOXT: . dice, Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks, Headache. Sc fa the treatment of frvrra, either billows, Yellow. Typhoid, and other mlmior feren, they are su penor to quinine. Their influence extends over the ebtirveyeteM, control Ing strengttxwiug. and i 78 WILLIAM BTItKET, Corset of Liberte Street. ini ant. aoinewhorein thtaheegiwiwr.a>a»v«Bn»i)t that a good stable ' < i Att— H JW* For Sale hr all Druggiata, and Rter*a*epera ing. aa.e tbeiaseleas then much suffenng. and greatly,improve their health. , , , t. . BAU'KAX'MJ'UXK. >. xmplebAlsIthad tU=«Bil«*es Oyphilia, OtA Boran, Bolt t(heum, Hhcumattitny, ^yspspsto,— fltofe- Haadaohe, lAuar OamplMr.t, Favor mod yCfMf, TEJIMSCASH. blind, protradingaud bleeding puZ, and geurrai '•U.o’^A’I.'lMWs'rSA.XD properly fed and cared for, will pay all itnMiMble and-b|leK'nf«Miii»sft’a*cl quantity arid increased Quantity of milk y ielJed; tUMigKIh/MMiniA following. lUbital^Redweliaa to Wholesale 'I . £bro/ula, .. 6ki* CPio**n, ' i j i Price S^.CenU per U«4tle, . RAD«FAY*S RBAftY MMOLMBUT given in dosae,.*f half a tcaapoweful three times per day, wtnrore &croerftfceGwms. c.keroib tbS M^wih LLOYD'S peqence.lhat lheco*» that has been winter­ ed In » warm, dry, well vH)(ib»t»*d stable, ” Price 25 Cents prjr Bottir. FAMTT.Y that it pays tn treat animals kindly, arid to provide them with suitable buildings for sbdtffr/WMnXKMAdm actual ea 4 LIFE BITERS. o( tbe United State* aad Canada* combined in on*, ‘"“f xmtrKAiwMDiiaAnax Guarante* any woman or maa g3 la gi per dav. and will take back all map* that eannot be aold atiH —fiirwl ——AM , •IfiO BEST PIANOS. 1150 OBOVEBTEKir A HA LB, Raring removed to that? a«w wamroama, ■ • , , , N». 478 BROADWAY, 'VSi JSMSJfLIg xT*&‘8?r“ 7 Octave B—rwoad Piaax enntaiulus all Iwtjirwxewvewl* known la tb>* soon sr1- r4 PHOTOGRAPHIC^ GALLEH^ *10 CA , . WanwuXAt * * —». there la eottlihljy b W* ufeapfriweot- Btade.tmstilwa Coreinanimals sod pfama brotype; Relievo Am- k'M.'ro'B'wteh.. awtewy'uO^^u.^ RAHWAY’S READY RELIEF. — nn. «r P»K,« a^iat.n — ..LZTT.’ kDWAY A Co. | WoqT Wool" TUB PLACK TO WT WOOL CARDED, J. W- MAYNARD^- COUNTY ACCOUNTS. BaMMa.Magrn.lMt. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-12-03.pdf f7e05b463ee2d1330dc63f7affd0b414 PDF Text Text fJiiainsaifisv, MllT MAS 8DHTMAH TXIRIBCB. VOL. 7. «L OO UST -A-D-V-AJSTCjE- £A STINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MlClt, WEDAWaY, DECEMBER 3, 1862. NO. 31- <f|t guthgi &nntr, IS PUBLISHED EFKRi WEDNESDAY, I<t me I, tb.t moB,y f «„m. W** P»y & Smithson to day ahd—” • °*<' fJOTCTPt. QOtk Office and mall aubscriberw, (1 Mrunwi tf paid io*dran*; o there Ite 5o eenta * ill be addnk. goro oboai smiling, likqa l<*jg and amia­ ■ ble suxton, and .ctaitipuea to s^yo our, *fler. lh® manner of on honest aaperkes. Whxt fabrti Aee^iriftfi etateUf aflUlft <enuW hie man. On Tuesday flight, a high moral Worst iffiemy- dMre* W“b»rf1 • There Dembcrittifl chap, Of much watch-seal, was a Tower aemh yej,' however^’hvoehf who had’ just received a dispatch all about IwiM.t lib 'ehafaCter leas IlkewHe if W ths olectiun, want to see the honest Abe, wife should’by atfy Indpportuned ehsnoe for the express purpose ol telling him dmcover that hi. the modet ,tf nils SM that the Democratic party bad been born drder. had W Ms key ! So -thought agnin.and was un tbe point of protesting Mr; Walter as he-atrnde off down town againsc* everything whatsoever, except He to adky of perplexltfea and nfrifttflca- liwGoQgliiuWuuvfour forsfalbeni. Over High Prices, at the s-«i tiona. i-.o bd. Hi . ., “If ever I tease fcora agilri aboutIrtalng things," he'mattered MWMIy'ib’H Ahtered tbe tin room on returning home. ’Thope to fa drowned with k hundred weight nF keys about my neck! It’s a judgment'upon-me!” ‘ •’ 1 Flo unbuttoned Ms tost m be spoke. Ibrgetlhf of the Ink statnpsnftho mornIrig. Cira uttered a feint wcresni, and shrink Tiack excls|ining: uMy dear Philip, what fs the matter with your shirt t" ’ ••'Hie matte!* ’! ’Oh I” Mid he; -enlorlng and laughing, u! remember now—! split a little ink,over it this morning, kdun’t sigfiffy ■ “Do let meperyntfownrrther. dear !" “No, rifl^M'l! Mfl/ ehgfflf*detaining hey fti Isn’t at all worth while. Do sit HSSMHGS DRUG STORE!!! Rbiirivte & SiHttjrfat . JUST RECEIVED MASON ALLEN, D provisions. <1 KI, fiish. butter. l«rd_ pork, and grs draw toward an, exulting conclusion, and, at tbejaat word he .fled tha: apartment with quivering watch-seal'. ’ . rotary I WWH!! ealer in groceries, In ‘ fltu,re “ great gistings' The Democratic ehap bad been atoeri!j Sdiior T. T. .—Tk« Uli A glimHk^asphera OS.foAs.te gjory, , , For .inks* ones here. Oh, beautifot girt. a new and moat complete assortment of D.rci *nn teMmii {■> . Thy'forihsroLcro i fuund .the^Honest Abe crocking walnuts before the fire, my boy, and says ha: "The celeb rated Democratic organisa­ tion, of wMeh 1 am Assistant Engineer, has carried the Bute of New York ia a manner imposaiblw to express, and will uuw prpte^d to demand of you ‘ a viguruUs' prosecutibn of that uunatural strife in whlvb arg'involved bur lives/ our liber­ ties, and die pursuit of happiness. Wa admire to see your hsrmlfoM honesty,” HiF* tteebap blandly, ••and we believe you to be a fresh egg; but we protest against the arbitrary arrest of men which is pitriots, only cnnervnlivfely Demo­ cratic, and wo insist upon a vigorous protecuuoD of Cousiitutivnal hostilities against our misguided brothers who are now offering irregular .opposition 1 to the . ■ ■■ £. Not long sinoe a Jolpf us—I am an H. P., ’•high private” now—were quartered in sevsrnl wooden tenemen'U, and In the young Seceah offioer, awaiting burial.— Tba news soon spread to a village Dot far off Down came a sentimental and not bad looking specimen of a Virginia dame. ' “Let me kiss hl tn for his mother t” she cried,aa 1 interrupted her progreea.— “Do let me kiss him for his mother !” “Kiss whom 1” “The dear little Lieutenant, tbe one who lie* dead within. Point kits out to me, sir, if you please. 1 never saw him, bittr—ob.1” ; u ; I led ber through a room iri which Lieut.----------------------, of Philadelphia, lay stretched out rm an upturned trough, fast asleep. Supposing him to be the ‘■article” sought fur^he rushed up exclaiming, "let mo kirn him for his mother.7 Approach­ ing ber lips to his forehead, what was her amazement When the ^corpse” ar­ dently clasping its ersasaround her, re­ turned tbe salute vigorously and exclaim•d.i . .,;j r ; rIR.. .. vtn; . Brom pearls thstsjo (Ironing Government.” ' )’ “Never mind the old lady. Miss, go It D. C. HAWLEY, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. *Mi<l«kx>i^MlAiu><U. DieHcmrot Aha cracked aWalnut, and on your own account. 1 ha'iteb't the in all kind, of Family Orocariaa, down|nnd-be eaay, iny..l<Kft !'' ‘ nd Wooden warn, and a general aw ' . Pu^ Cqn^started to carry ber baby up nays bee “You say, neighbor! that the or• ■slightest objections’” X)b, Vewlirrilsirt; 1‘ l>roriaiona. Also Notary PateUc. to lite nursery. Just ns she reached the gaiLZsti^ualill insists upon a vigorops Each host should he ora eaal of the Healings House, door something Jingled softly 1hthe pock prosecution of the war)” Frrighfod with >y The Democratic chap sliced a toothpick Pur B being hkvtfcss ; ct nfher trttle Mik' apron —she stopped in ROBERTS A STRIKER, Well.'what of thatl Who wants to from the arm of the chair with his kuits, r FUR MECHAXICAL AND MEDICINAL the trnnago way. be a mossy old atone, away is some PURPV8E8,0NLY^: •‘.‘pit, by.4b©, way, Phillip, hern is the and says be, “Tbat ia the present platdamp corner of a paature, whsra kgy Jo.youy secretary. Ifoupd it on the iunii on which wo ere A'pUtribut unum." “ Wcl|,’,’ s|ya the lluiiroi Abe, “1 bo- sunstuue and fresH air never coma, for dinipg room 'talile this morning, and.” Holbrook's New Riook, HasUaga, Mtah. the cows to rub themselves against,' and she anded. with an a-ch sparkle of the licva that you mean well j but atu refor snails and bugs to crawl over, and x*xtoT*s8afo>rXx^ wyefc-1 nf thought it tyould be an exotd- | minded of a little story. ' “When 1 was practicing law out in llli- for toads to souat under among poison­ lent opportunity far giving my hueband noia,” saya the Honest Abe, Xwlaliijg tbe ous weeds 1 it is far belter to* be. a poL KWEEZET A ALLEN. a-teMMhA-i'-w bow qf bis black neck-Uc around ..fryp iahed slone, rolling along m tlis-brawling TTORNEYS AT LA Wsnd Solicitors in Chau-' THE WfcT KEYay S1, ,. , . Bite laid the key in his band,. and ran under bla. left tsar, “there was an old cock al ream of human, life, wearing off tba eerv. Particular attention paid to Cawvey* <u$u(l£e>nxyu,ns he pawled involunta­ rough corners, and bringing out the firm ■uciax, the lasastixwUoa of titles to Laad nr amt luicpova rily frorg jb©. sound of hi*! own p/dkntic with two sons, living near mo In a tum­ chryk^allila'atrncturi of' the grShlte, ’or TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, Fu<roissure« uf mortg»|ro*. Ac. Will be bagpy He lived there words. ‘As ha contemplated the gleaming ble dowh old shanty. to attend to all cslls in toe Uns oftbefr profession “I say, Phillip, hive you s^eh my poft the delicate' veins of the " agate, or- , the ■ud traainese. wards'-bf the little rtcel miaehiof "maker, till half bis'roof blew off ono windy night, chalcedony. Jc is tbia perpetual chafing manic 1" in fact. cvmtbin< Office tn tba Court House, Haslinxa. Mich. la mhtgled delight and mortifiealiua. the and then be concluded to mwo to a naw ■ ill be u reded for J*<u A. Ssmn, Fum Au.«i. '"Mr. Walton's browrtMHHNM ffigWy l|ou‘.c-, where tbe chimney didn’t'taka up and rubbing jn lhs w birling hwy, laughter ou th© at thertrirdi Attd ho di*e»r away Ilia hand all tbe upper story. On tbe day ,when shows what.sort of gnl a man is made of • f$ mc •' ,I DAMIEL COOK, which had been caressing his wifu’sprcL Ke moved, he'd got most kit Ms traps tak­ and what he is good for. The aahdstoua ciii/jnxi’J Tjaiinmixirs arid soapstorrtara'soon grodnd down to ly.lWM’. aMtanibu/KM ,rt» • ' ^le'Wuiibhd t^h—He couldn’t hdlp it ! en' to thd other residence, artd had sent Aa< ('••kisft Extracts, sand and mud, lint tbe firm rock b. Ap“Is.that portc monie lost ngnm V ‘ ''iHrs/Cohi'Walter was h discreet little . “Now. Phillia,’’ said (be little wurn^u, gut Itaalely, ii>du«<8, .whtRii suddenly * leetetl for the towering fortress, and tbe foamlm. 'Bhi ■tfover alluded to tbe anb with a world of preUy Deuitecca .in (he shower cuiuoienced to come up, The diamond,is culqud polished for the mon­ I. A. HOLBROOK, lengthened word, -•.‘don’t erold. Upmi never gfiier known, to reproach Jier for old man and hm other offspring, who had arch's crown. TTORNKY and Counselor nt l^w. Solicitor in stayed to hurry him, ' were taking op a ntv word, it's the first time 1'vo rnialmd carclesstieM. , . it this whole morning.” carpel from the floor when the first dose Vatjcxh.—-Many who see this word PEN'S, PENCILS. INKB. PAPER, EXit a of thunder cracked, and tbe uSspriug may not understand Iits' tatImport. m port. It is “It is ton provoking, Gora,”- snid the The GiAtoU Basket Trick. says he, *tf lurry up, uld crsxy., Lunes, or J plld of buildings cdveHng a apace of 1200 iron hrartrd Inritand; pushing hack die J. M. BUSSELL. 1%^'jii^iter eallk'th? Hitle'glri tn' lilhi ! books «n the table before Mm sshh’a we'll be ketebod iu the Ireshel before we ; feet in length, 1000 in breadtip on ono of movement denoting intenie frritatitWfo- and begins to play with her al first gen getup thia rich Irtbric. The stern parent I tlio seven hills of Rome. Tbe site was host fupui^r My. dfod a'little rmiM taiwteroualy, - until “Win you never break vouftrllf'df thh heeded tbe admonition, and want ripplug .Mpce the garden of/h® barbarous Nero. Mfiastbo-VuTMte-toey roughly under the JOHN ROBERTS, careless habit, niy love ! ’ —---------- ;------ V ' u away to tbe carpet around the edge uf the Early in, the 17th century 'the bishbp unlj |!e<Bcue»lnMr-iwhcrn Uie’ off- of Rome erected thereon a humble dwrtHYSICIAN rod Sunrroo. Dwelling on Broad Giro**" >'ke a -UtskiiL tell bfr Im,.titall ksep. ber -there way, near the Cuuri House. putil she is ftood. The little girl, whines , WM Md whBro u -taick. ling. 'Tliis has law added to toy naughty child. I remonstrates from tiridenieath the ApelW,buttt.WoO|n>t«n(,‘sto.to Pope after another,, until U ;ja4»pw, one anp underneath “You don’t know what an annoyance II. P. CHERRT, ifitakel' juggler'-girts aentds . W^ct4 th« ihw -bi'Orb r -<Hrtn dngry.' «m»rvMolds * u . *•’Peart to me that dud. of tho most spacious and magnificent pal­ Myaeuaya<be: these earrlcas UMle. are,to 4 Aiethodinil OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will • hsr and tclbher to bntd tier tongue, else rotted tack most be a toa.pttmy nail*—it aces in the world, stocked with paintiligs, ma, like •>,«.( <><".” >» “M"! >“ • trr>4 to all buiinsM entrusted to bin with he will whip her ; but tbe little uno is un­ bolds on no. pruinptueaa and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown, Yott-ueo, the old screw wa^ statutes,books and Mtiquities of tbe rarest gentler t<me, »» the coetl I'pe t-gnn to Harry county, Mich. Blanks kept al way» on hand. appeasable, and the quarrel goes on, in­ very blind without his specs, says the kind. IremMeud tke «je to diffuoi “Do U, creasing in intensity .until at last the man •-------------- » .ro ------------------tn be mor. th.«nhtb.l, for to, wke.— in' aj>ar<IJh*sni uFanger, draws his ftrbfd ^boesi Abe, buttening his veal askew, DR. U. J. BAKST. Notickablb Fact.—There iave been and couldn’t see jest where tho tack was. Here U jour loti irearure," be ocMed hhd throat's It wildly Into rhe baaket.— HtSlClAX.PCRGEON and Aroacbewr Wtw ’ o anti draft riots in Wisconsin—ode at Another peal of thunder at this moment quiMk drewin, . (ley .foy'l |«»-1 end' ftee over Smith's Drug Stor- Goodyear Block. Thu screams of tho child are heart rending made the irascible offspring still madder, Milwaukee, and one at Otaukee. In the Lia from M. part. “I,*•’»* 11')"« Hastings. Michigan Office hours from » to 1X —her yells and pries Agonising ; but tbe A. M. and S to BP. M. and he save, say a ba, “y<iu miserable old latter place 600 soldiers were required on the stairs and thought it a most excel jttltglcr stajie and stabs again, and wprks cripple, if ybu don’t horry op we’ll be to put down the rioters, over seventy yf lent opportunity for giving ink careless i H.trtm, his urnnl aboutAh* wkkr’r work In nnketched; 1 toll you!” Aa be made Ibis whom were arrested and put in irons. , little wife* tefogm" ’ *-•, e..Mrol.ihle" and' fiewfflsh fcfy. The t Now it is noticeable that Otaukee is Cora-clapP'*<l her he’ little l'n,° hands at tbe ,he Cura^lappi-d B feW heavy the strongest Democratic county 'in tbe -rflhe r««-r«l tr~u~ dmH.wl, .. .be tank drubs1 old ’tack cam 6 out, and tho Stale, arid Milwaukee, where the other <,ut of the morn In g'n"”1 ; jaBt jkana <>f a.murdered child would be. ROBERTS A STRIKER. b- I egp,„ ■„ ,dlL Th„ : lK poll. aged patent went over on hh back with ri<(t occurred, is tbe next strongest Dem­ lUsnxas Msaca 6. IMS*. band, baiking aftad her wilb a gpi le and bl<lO<lv s*flrl] frAn, tbe hkaket. wipes (be carpet up to his chin. He got up and ocratic locality. Treason apd looofoooistn go hand in band in more places than a sigh, sigh, blending blending uneoi uneousctously into one■ j.* aalaame tn Mem 8a- dusted, and.anya he, “Well, now, that is a tbe Southern States. anolhor. “Well, P‘a^® , hib and her frienda, who are generally in carious—bow sudden it went.” Then ho another. -~rtH -r' ■"botwwI hib and her friends, who are generally to proceeded to np away again until be shall be t«w» late to meet that engagement , a state ufftyitericsl distress ; ampetimea nwmUiMMr the the window, and : there ,'it office, with W W. Ralph Esq., Mlddtortlfo. on Crf«r flr^L Let nawe. the ttoteA Dutchman had two pigs—a largeN .chiZZ tbt xildier^ are, w|th difficulty ry stuck it once more. Tbs wild offspring Harry County, Michigan. one and a small one. The smallest be­ arc io iDv aocretarv, 1 ueheve.Lntaw dt simmed from ’tcAring ibd man to pieces, tow him tugging away again, and it made ing the oldest, be was trying to explain in, up »*■">!• •"'< ceeptng — the r^eaUHy.' Itt Bnfe caadkhown tofhe.when ktAPPEX A BVKMVS, him so wrathy that he saya, says he, .EJ.^rwlt >< Co™ °"l> tbe’cAptafn of the omipnuy, hitne^f quiv “ Why »ytnr cooked old sinner you, why to a customer, and did it in this wise; ft Ou. Loxnoa Does Go. for ttorneys «sd counsellors at “The little pig is tbe piggeat." mi rwimplr.” , ., criati iu ersry limb with b-rror and agi Solicitors in Cbaacerjr. Tax and Insurance in tfenadsf didn’t you take out tbe nails! Upon which his wife, assuming fo cor­ Mr. w.llrr paii.ed «I.n>plly. . ^,n Agents. Business altanded to will. promptucM ‘-tipn. bad actually to defend its enough to make me weep afresh for the rect Bim, said: MYou will excuse bitn, sudffilelity. __ io bn v.rbKi.poek.u..lh I lthe excited men. How It-might old woman, tu- see :boi*> you—-But be _ ______..r u.:. lu.r.l.rk .Streets. have fitred with .him, HenVeh unfy kifrtwa didn’t finish bia sentence; for, as be walk­ lie no speak at good English aa me—be no means the little pig is tha piggoet, but ‘ ‘tJul’lhal oiTgiviftg a peCutfa< Cry, IW lit­ ed toward where the hammer lay,, thk 1 ’..’v/r. Ortar," nlinrrtd h". btUn< , tle girl ciime bounding into-' the elhde, tack eacne out and tboibld *«n: went to the youngest pig is the oldest.” (oomingfrom behind the sUdwre.) though bed again under the carpet Up sprang A Request.—“Good morn In, Mister every man was ready to swear that abo the sad qmrwnS wain, aptUing rags, sod H. H. SBELDOM, Grimoa! I oorac over toaac if yon would had nut pusard.lun^ and o-uld. not have passed through the thick ranks anywhere. —that ib should come to sudden I" Still lend our dad your pickaxe, to saw off a .nd rWcbtr like nnim.tel ‘"'”JlakT*, NnwhoW is that trick done f ' UW noth­ board to make a chicken coop to put our BACK PAY. PENSION, AC. dog to J ha runs after odr hrfghbnro’eowa Ing but jugghwy from firat to last—as much inare Jugglery iw Torrin’s wi«rk- uf triad to drag it away un bia aboaidar. lt and then they won’tenme alwtulnny more an we have in, drink: our- coffee: without "I w't b.™ !«• It.’"*' «>“—!• ” rowing um Uve.pagfi? IWU.W « was fast suosuwhenew yet E—r—rum «. c. FR1NDLK, ■dim OT’ 1f ... , .. bum bourn I went tbe thunder; and says cream or sugar.” COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS tee intonated uApring, aaye he; ’’Wall Matt .WxW. ftirrocrlj ofLouisville, the though tuhdreds'fifshrewd."harff besAed, I orwer.did see each a Wuudering old dad roa arruCATioxs roe ms UQWM, ^listrihnn. GROCERIES! A patent MEDICINES P N (nTTRAT, IFDIB (DASH P i'ETiK," SS" pen., A iuun or r*r. nouKir . •ainsogi native, aodiacitotifie .Englishmen have seen *L «huufihl abwt.it,. tripd, and ■aatOre (i»eo. generations. mtirthfdr tff the s^oofmaster Boiler, hm at lest be« overtoils* by Wtributtve Jle was shot by,rebel guarrillaa, who mistook him, wearing, a blue ehirt, for a Federal officer. Be cannot poir smm. »rb H. WRIGHT R. R. COOJK, • Circwit CeRUrt*— comnleie the .dateil«/<,QM9,w*hi’.*?J i,nt his. trials jscro ti<4 Xet » j ’ =— ‘ A Otoffrtiieirt ' fnrtk h maker pete a ptwioeripBoti his ad»wrttoa«nrnbof »*8«perior.FriMtoo.Mmelwa.’’ w«».d !»•>• iTATE OF MWRIOAN^^-i^S?, MtpVttUIeli. "TWr-iin* h WI '■*wr; w >«"»•?■ Rte *>»{ • Memdb'amUaWFR li.Wa- faintly recover. tacks .way out in tee mmota w toe uuor, can they 1” To make sure,, tba old blind pate waegwog down on bin knees to take a muuss-eye view, when all of a DOl ■* rwU!" And “ ->•: “H.l—4«no«p.. B»< from any ymel that contains whether the neck of a bottle, tl �INGS B Wtiieafa; ■•nlac, ritwiAom Lt** cobs Dot thee Uum what « rattling among tbe SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! -An order from tbe War Department rebuses all persons in military custody. otherwhere, charged with dents of your county, that the Pfonstr | been a fairer and I did not ax peel a public eoafeesien of he draft and opposing tbe tried And f.-und guilty. various offen- giving aid and disloyalty, aa we now have in its fault comfort to tbe enemy, io tbe loyal States. tbe con­ oned from disloyal Suttee, on of humble stetioo, fovea his country bet- upon •Ays? WK- manlier private character. Would wonderful exactitude. said be. in a oorowany of gtaitlsm were discussing lbs bloody deeds of tbe 19th of April, “this io but tbe beginning of sorrows to tbe North. I predict that Only 91. Oafa Al,. Only tl. dition that they giro tbeir word to do no Thia condition to able to tbe enemy. the latter class of prisonere is just and gating all individual opinions and actions which were based on common principles 'UZUlJiL underlying the very structure of govern­ posed enemies to the Government, and tbeir liberty at all, if they are granted they should be liable to tbe heaviest pen- nltlee, should they again be taken, after having used tbe lenity of tbe Government to its own disadvantage. of great danger from and over, sources Is these that tbe Government only desired to protect itself against individ­ uate, only so long as such arbitrary pro­ tective measures seemed necessary. Let no ono suppose that this set of clemency carries with it any pledge to refrain from similar arrests in tbe future if occasion should arise wherein it may again prove necessary. In time of war, doubtless, it is sometimes necessary, for the safety of tbs Government or for tbe security of its operations, to arrest summarily and without the usual processes, persons who, tbe authorities have reason to believe, are contemplating disloyal acts, or who have been guilty of such. ularity of an administration or injures tbe confidence of tbe people in its ability, its strength or its honesty of purpose as Freemen rightly right upon such arbitrary acts; and it is a sign <>f wisdom in the Government, that it thus orders at tbe earliest moment tbe release of tho persons ii has found neces­ Tbe Administration, by sod Um duly of the subject to yield a Under thia impression I have argued in favor of the execution of the Fugitive Slavs Law, knowing it was distasteful majority of tbe North. to a large But aa it was tbe mandate of thecoostitoted authority, good ritlxens would obey whether ap­ proving or disapproving tbe expediency of it. Now rn ths full light of these govern­ mental maxims, let us proceed lo ievsstigatc the facto by which ws are surround cd, and thus we can master tbe situation, and arrive at out duties as good citizens. incontestably, then, Abraham Uueoln eras elected in compliance with the forms of the constitution, and st such is tbe President of tbe whole people, and tbe Commander in Chief of the Army whose duly exrouted. Equally dear is it that before be had been inaugurated several states had seceded from tbe Union, the execution of tho laws b»l become impos­ And in addition to these facta, which the peril of publie interests has forceed I: to one; and !t gives a pledge for the future !am Unconditional Loyaltg MM R.’DEWtmBtT, ernment at Wasbin«lue" is tbe adminie tration since tbe 4th of March. 1861. The eatnp lime. Scarcely a day passes but that we ha re and bombarding Fort Sumpter. are all matters of history Now let us as*, looking from that Aw- torical stand point, what has been ofChmp Kellogg with pleasure, compared in them ; and if any one doubts it let him uf tbe country on this question of gev- “wait a little lonrer.” known traitor a has distinguiobrd tbe authorities at Washington do not mean to surrender, and tbe rebels in tbe North need not presume upon this clem­ ency to make themselves conspicuous in Immediately after Burnside’s army arrived opposite Fredericksburg, Lee’s army appeared on tbe opposite aide of tbe Rappahannock, where they have since been fortifying. Owing tueome blunder or tbe very bed condition of tbe road* tbe pontoon bridges for tbe passage of tbe Federal army over the Rappahannock, was delayed for five days. Could these have been on hand on the arrival of Sumner’s ad vane*, the river might have l>een crossed witboot serious opposition. As the case stands now. it is uncertain 1 when the hall will open, but we believe tba terrible onset is not far in tbe future. Burnside will not delay an hour, after i true that tbe “abolitionists catued tbe war.” Fur if they caused the war and tbe rebels were fighting for tbeir rigbto. then each Northvrn man ia a murderer, and should he execrated by every lover of justice. It ia true that a patriot Doug las, Dick erron Butler, Bancroft and a few other prominent leaders did not fall into thia “last ditch” dug by southern rebels to engulf the Northern democracy. ■ It is equally true that thousands of tbs rank gad fils did not bits at tbe rebel bait of “Abolition,” but have patriotically served their country aa oilntuna and aa soldiers. Bat It te nevertheless indisputable that Tbe valor that we expect direction, by •dftion attacka it from the James River. In tbe West, it would appear that tbe rr is to judge. orhem. nrn ar bassy It does tbe County printing. The Lieut. Col. is very active n> tbe preacriptioe wiU vImm k.t a. WTil-tox. to receive marching orders as rapidly as possible LOCAL NEWS. Thogeotral bed lb of tbe reg­ iment ia good, though there ■ tmwfktu- are quite a Dumber temporarily in tbe bnepttal.— Col. Gray and Col. Kellogg are now COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. in Arcnta, Sail.™ .nd one* try Masehaata throngk«i tee oveati J. who wiab te Make moiwt rapid!.*. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANN1 pons in you. last Congress, on Drafting. Confiscation, Foraging on tbe enemy jind traitors bold Nothing can he mors grat­ ifying to a commander than to know that bualred aadi HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pklluirk justiM w. Mam, i a* DsKIBQM 8. BDOBKEtlsM BLACKSMITHING. AOBICULTUHE. tk.toolOmM.ak4R tbe Tbe Subscriber is prepared U» do .all Uedsefwerklahis 1>m. st •bort Mtee. sad fa ■ RUB or. W. DX1UXB BVWMlUa. • fe.u ihiftRlVKXlJkU, !■.which stands convicted before tbe bar of history of play teg into tbe bawds of armed army of tbe Federal General Morgan ia Wool maintain national life. 'Hraee •150 BE8TPLAB08. tlfiO Wool!! liberty, is shorn t<bis strength.’ In reply, Lieut! C. said however are moving toward tbk gl> ** anward*. HD5TIXG COMJtlMTTnM WED i.EYd-RH. »! THE Advertiser having been rrotnred te beattb to a fow weaka by a wry aiael* remedy alter baviag •eCnwd MTeral yearaehb a Mtira laag agecdoa. aad teal drwd disa aa. ttewm ttee-ia Mxtoea te make fcaewa to bia folio* wCbr and is potting the Regiment in a condition tbe presentation, accompanied with a few of tbe Potomac ia in progress tn approach Rich vndnd from a Southerly BANNER! iMsSesfa rhich The non arrival of sup­ movement” of tbe army SUBSCRIBE FOR THE dsMUty. a cru rui cDua«emaa, mm, ■•oocanu Tbe only object of Ue advertiser ia eeedtai r-t^Tiplion, ia to beeadl the a*»elod, aa< Among other ply trains has been one great cause of artfully and insidiously pretending to very fitting remarks. tbe delay already experienced, which. favor tbs administration they took pos­ things be said: session of its counsels aad gave character “Lieut. Cramer:—! take great pleasure. to its measures at first they flattered and in behalf of Co. K. te presenting you this dered an advance heretofore impossible, then bullied. McClellan's removal and especially in tbe face of a large army io that hi not tn be taken Into account; bat front R te now thought that an important ered, the enemies of tbe adminietration fur tbe confidence and the trust tb.r n,“side fptflbMuBIKXaC My Se.odm.TiBB Blood HUs .»d Wood Fonder. Michigan troops Washington on business connected with the last two cIsmm are not in good odor with democratic organisation in favor of tbe regiment preaavt Um smm for examlaetiea aad MtywUa Co. K. presented Lieut Cramer with a । to the nndrraixued ComauMioner»,dulj anpoin by th. Prob.". Coert for the event/ sTD.! lioo aaeasaine were striking at tbe nation­ Saber to-day ; having presented Cbpt I who wfll BMat for such purpose, st Um ba al life. True to tbeir new eoerefon poli- Andrews and Uauu Jordon eeeh one | completing bia arrangements to dislodge bia antagonist. tbe and i» none other. berrtofow. aqd aurr-undsd them with a A Democratic President, a Democrat­ halo of glory, is not wanting in the Oth ic Preen, and tbe majority of Democratic Congressmen declared against eoereion ........................................ ...... . of these in famous secessionists and thieves; and that position has never been retracted to tbia day. If secession was not excused i ard the men drill mounted. Horare are it was pdliated and softened down by I ooming in rapidly, and in a few days, swearing stoutly that the “abolitionists” judging tbe future by tbe past, vs shall were aa bad as they ; and by inference This right, we suppose, porter> <>f all tbs position of the two great political parties perfect right to arrest suspected persons, rpHK HUBBARD BRCrC Km U A C Xmmw JL Kimi Xew Tetk. ■•nufoetarm asd !■>- SPECIAL NOTICES- with what will then surround us. Tbe boys, however,are not unwilling logo. der pressure of the clearest and moot ab­ solute necessity.'1 and not only to incarcerate but prosecute via." WATCHES A JEWELRY. flag These beyoud cavil. to make no more such arrests, except an In time of war the Government has a nr' electinrM, therefore, are regarded sa c-m which would hare warranted tbe Presi­ marching orders. Hu I the time set comes damning tbe adminfotration in its civil dent in calling out the malitia, they were ! and peaaes and a e etill stay tn Camp Kel­ and military policy, and announcing a agyrafatrd by stealing our national forts, logg. But aha! marching orders will come, determination to check and hamper it in mints, nsvy yards, custom houses, dee., and before we fully realise it,ws shall be its vigorous prosecution of tbe war.— JowmI and capped the dimax of tbeir audacity and crime, by firing on tbe national this act, says to tbe people, that itdialiked as much as they, the system erf.f la .a>» to command tbe services of its subjects sible. look with strong dislike and suspicion sary to arrest. These principles have been the «Miy of lbs territorial domain, tbo At tbe same time nothing ae quickly imperils tbe pop­ tbe use of tbia power. ment itself. central power of government, tbe willing obtxlieoce to its laws. The country will rejoice at these acta of humanity, as an evidence that tbe lime see and Maryland wilt be reddened with tbe bhx>d of tbe Yankees, and epricbed with tbeir cursed bonna.” Perhaps so. A GEM FOR THE MILLION. and perhaps not,” remarked a frisnd of ARD A unjustifiable attack upon my moral char­ the Union present. “It is not possible 8PLCTDID AM© AFFEOPRMYB HOLIDAY acter. it does nut become.me to say it should be otherwise, sir, for however FMB8OT. anything in regard to what that is, or buw brave may be tho the Northern troops, I conducted myself in Barry where I was we shall have the officers on our aide, ■ME. DESOKEBT^ always XrewW Like a gmtlemaa, and I am and they will fight to advance our cause.” RURRINO 8T1TCH. y sorry if I did not swrif iL “Do you mean to charge tbo loyal officers Thsa much for tbs “Personal" and now with treason F ’’Not all, but there will Mr. Editor, with your kind permission, be enough to lead yoor froope to defeat 1 will, in future “Letters” attempt to and disasterDid not t bo ex governor convince every candid man in jour coun­ interpret tbe future arightf ty who will give mo his unprejudiced at­ tention, that the “Peace Democracy” is SOCTHMRH VtRW OF THX ElDCTIOXS.— j favoring Rebels io arms; its influence We have beard as yet but from two of I SUBSCRIBE VOR .TRE JBAfCWp.l ia given in favor of secession—'lira bans the rebel organs no the results of tbe of all govern meat; and that tbe duty uf recent Northern elections, but those every man who loves his country ia to Xak substantially aa we had supposed It sustains the Administration and the come out from it, and give bia whole y would. Tbe Rid) mend Wtif dis­ . Government^ bean and soul and purpose and fi/a if cards all electioneering talk <>n both side*, need be, to pul down tbia accursed rsand comes to the otnclusioo that, with Itcllion against Republican Equality and a Detrtucratic Ctmgress uferttiag a Re­ Universal Liberty. publican Admmtetretioe, “tbe war will Yours, A. A. Kxappbx. not be set forward any.” It Interprets ,B sorossTM •at oTetdsr. 1 the elections as expressing “a drop dis­ ■dtssfotrsatisfaction" with “Lincoln and his p«rty<’ Damp Keilagg.Nuv. 33d, 1M2. and thinks the opposition will now be State*, on Editor Bamxik Zhsr Sir. I pur­ encouraged to speak out with much posed, when I left home, to write you more boldness than ever before. Tbe ’ wtefatteem^ te ---------. Richmond Esessuarr says of tbe election* occasionally: say be your “occasional” that “these astoclabing manifestations tered. wv jtuarsntea Ila e*fo iwetiP* rod tee d»UrsryeC Um waduM. say where withis toOSwites correspondent. Bui I expected then, I from the North convey tbs ides of an should be far down in “Dixie” ore this ; emphatic and impressive popular verdic' and hence, have something interesting to against the abolition faction which luu write about Though if you have not ruled tbe Government at Washington.” With tbe rebels, of course, “the abo SUB8Ck.BE FOR THE BANNER ! beard we were on our way to Dixie, acquainted with. He dare not upnn hie columns to a discussion of these ques- act. hostile to tbe United Stales or favor­ 1 thank you. THE PUCE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Os MjurrrACTTVte ovo a «eew Qvautv te now pnyred te <At Um puhKe a SMgniDeete Knoxville wboeej try „• iD SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! Till mo,. *.rl«t Ik. 1 d with a dish vbn amu Trarberwof pnMfa npii COUNTY �OA1W* n-Atttr omcui nnx .sWAB.-N*Wa.-44A bad dreams. !, * - -.feVfflwATs'nM Snr-***: ‘•tai* tadtk, mrf r^TMbta. .U- NEWS THS ONLY PURGATIVE ■■J*DW.AyB rn-W « tta on'y C25r^.i““. *!? “ '““‘■"■“i fm * U« Creak M/knwei ofChrppk, the President and W'^ CsbinetttreattegwM^waXwA A Rtanm.,1 J 1 HarPer’’ statee that Jackson mured towards Thoroughfare the Liver, and Gan on Thursday, A .pedal d vpsteh to tbe (rnn •rW.WU.; of our tmA—^xwequantly WR Xisdu. pmrter. are vUihl. Un Fredericksbunr, Tho mil Odwail, Msroury, (^l tai land "WWMlAriMtia parga. bowels costive. 'centreing element, during the part weak. A few inches of snow, and of that sterner mood Tta ArwV. .pedal detad moderately cold weather has given us a alight foretaste which nature ia H^dnoar. jroo lr.1 .Mk, prlpln. U a men that nip ha.a Im rrlla.M aom. dla by the retaUfuraa mneu-.dM;,,,. Irnutiog tho eta of th, louatiaaa, pun|. ing only tha cnnloou of lha homla. It la the abaence of th. bl I. and other fan mora that cmiMa the prlpins. Tht. not an with RAD W AY'S PILIA. Tbeir eflbet 1. e«landed n»er Um entire ...tern •ad ttat Lta wuelreedy in Wuhlngtoo awaits us in the immediate future. mow • dM, of pin. pip, lr.«M th.l»n.r. ».,rfcl tern Army of the Poli.mac, Nov., 80th, says: “Qmsiderahls excitement was oo canmned by tbe circulation of a report hxrw th*, m nrnnn.il! - V-A L . urufiag tta xprMmmn. Nu oredrne. is placed in the rumor, however. al unfortunate dear is tracked to his “Tbe rebels are working with redoub­ resting place, to fall by the bullet of led vigor on tbeir forUncations, and their some lucky sharp shooter. Trappera are cavalry of late have been very aetivs, and have captured a number of our pick­ now gathering in a rich harvest of buauets along tbs fords of the river, besides niful fur, the representative of plethoric tbe two companies of the 3d Penn. Cavpocket books and flush times. airy at Harwood. “Longstreet commands the right and DoXATinx Visit.—Ths friends of Rev. Hill the left of tba rebel forces confront­ Th* hunters are busy, and an occasion­ oaaod httmora The prlpta. . .«aaiM«d from ,b, imperthtt action of tha Pill., led by these PILLS, hence no griping pains, great depletion after an operation, or coati veneneas. ing us. Deserters coming within our lines report that a large body of the-r forces had been detached and went off. last week, when they left, as tokens of either to Richmond or u> felnforeo kloneA. 11. Gaston, made no very him their and valuables respect, DR. ROBRCRS un evening of welcome visit, op Thursday money wall Jackson. IITT1IS •mounting to about eighty dollars. Thaxmcivxxo.—The day set apart by the Governor as a day of rebel* along the river below GRANT & SPAULDING IN BATTLE CREEL! —WESTTLL— At s sMiion of tbs Pmbsto Oowrt far tbs sreatvof Barry, holdaaat tba Probata Offca, is tba vIUa<« of Haitian, on Tooafay. tba •tabtaaaNb day of Movawbar ui the ysar <ioo tbouaand eight n“D‘V1'4 Aixty-tao. Present, Khomaa C. Pnsdte, Judge of Probate, hdzeft ©(DnnPBmrii®n Has in Store An Immense Stock of K OUR USE OF TRADE; of Al bort M. Joaos, decree oalhorisi**' tar ofaaidMlata. k •dmistatrs- Come and See !! WE .... B411 ll.ll "'l -1-the prnrcr of tbe petitioner sbould not bo granted. And it is farther ordered that Mid PetitioMr tbe hearing thereof, by touting order to bo published la tbo ’ Estate of PreaUee Child. BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM WHICH DOT (D©BKP®nra'iI©H 2000 yds. rev lone to salt! day of bearing. • 8HERNAX C. PRIXDLE. PROBA YR OAfDAX—RTATE OF MICHIGAN this CASH STORE! F*ennoee^.-ermwm<M>n*. STOMACH These neporis must be -OTQCTtl or- A. L. SKINNER Corxrr or Basst. W ixna.— Mild Winter has been tbe New York, Dec. 1. ytgal Jitios. "is b« to b. . Iteht bro»n»l> «olo., « M, Th~. dwrt.rxm ,!. W(Ml, hW oo th. -ytrw, l»,e th. r.uJTwmk £ AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ’ “LOW PRICES” , & ««.!» uAm^thlK «».l. EMPORIUM FOR DRY GOODS! “SSU8 CSEX* plain and fancy Silk, fr«. Tire, ti six SWIiinO” yxrfl; TO IE EXCELLED of Thanksgiving and praise, was observed, in various ways usual upon Religious such occasions. the R-v, T. B. Granger, preaching upon the occasion. The congregation* of the Presbyterian and Mrtbodtsl churches were United, as has been tbe custom, for several yearn past. Jcvt ths Tmxo.— Mme. Demorest, J the Emporium of Fashions. 478 Bread novel, cheap, and very useful sewing mschine for family use, whieh costs only 15 It makes tbe running stitch, has dv shuttle, and consequently gives do trouble in the regulation <»f ths tensions, so that a girl seven years ok! can operate it with It is small enough the greatest facility. ti» carry to a “Sewing Circle,** and can be instantly attached to any table sewing bird. It is propelled by a The New York Eoit tells this story :— “A well known planter, living not far from New Orleans, wrote last spring that f-mr «»f his slaves wb<> bad rue away to tbe Yankees, had returned. “They have bad enough of liberty, and were glad to come berk.” But in bin next letter to tbe North be odd a different tele; the four had run sway again—and had taken with them 200 inure. Indeed, the planter suspected that tl»e four hmt come beck with only this object—and be probably guessed correctly. He is an active Republican, and in times UMA Ioimmi p.M< -1«« PM, siusll iTo. Hi. term oTl«fc» »lll rxpir. r» iwoer If iht •.jT The Richmond Enquirer Rods ifuult with slareholdcisM bo srennwilling jsoldiars for tba it thinks rebel cause, tlrnt ‘as the war originated and ■ carried • on in great part for the slaveholder in bis defence property the perpetuation of the of the rights and instiluii«m, it is reasonable l>> snpp ae that 'be first and fo remost in he ought to siding and ss siaring by every means-in his power, the triumph and suceeasvf our arms.” That .is pretty good authority as to ths cau*e uf the rebellion. I .. W bi uh we offer at GOOD PRINTS rV\ve»e Ti'\XXev% avc woX, .O mpta • bi,b p.«ii.<- m tta tar. like a Dbmocbats Camshmo a Rxsbl Fltaff. The Knox County Ejtprt*t says that at the torv ^jubilee" ubich ess held st Mount Vernon on Saturday, to cel. brate tbe recent election, » delegation from the eastern part of the county carried a sccessHHi, confederate flag. After hearing VaJUodigham. these pretended.Union Dswioerata, .m tbeir way h«Hna shnntyd and hurrahed for the trait-ir, Jeff. Davis, and the rebel General, Stonewall Jack­ son! This shows that tbe Democratic partv are in sympathy with the and also what kind olciHupsav the loy«J Democrats and some misgufcW R*R» I Leans have been training with during tba recent political campaign.-Cl#'la*d ForlSale By the'Pound. Urwitl. .dnnri. DIGESTIVE ORGANS. At 10 and 12| cents per yard, RIBUDIMaW Xo XW\\u' ewte oX\. X\ve “\W% v&ixtta, XhtAT \o," W a» a c^xacAkaX. aaewX — a 2>vea\ Nrw Jkmst Sxxatob.—Governor Ol Ht^uVaXoc 05 <len hits appointed Richard 8. Field, of | Axv xXxc attXAcX* Pt incton. United States Senator, to sup awii &owX\\A\wre ply tbe vacancy ocaisiuoed by tbe death ©5 We of John R. Thomson. Mr Field was ..._______ ____ ______ i K©a, a Voxxft Vvrtkc, । formerly Attorney General <»f the State nvotK <M\ OVXxeVe ©S | ciunk. and u«es a common needle. ' Tfegulator rknnwkWvew. v ©X\A. oXX. &UBWI ©5 lav tvatav*-. Oct 22d, 1M2. PRO RATS <2£1>££.-STATE 0F.MICHIGA8 GROCERIES of Mary Ann Ntebola.widow of said 4«eau«id.yc ing. that AdmisistratiM of aaid uteti way granted to Lsvi Dtwsy, Johnathan Micbola 1 ibaiwntiMor w HARD-WARE! Ta Dtttrvy------- Mice, Moles, and Ants. To Dtttroy------- Bed-Bugs. To Dntroy------- Moths in Furs, Clothes, Ac., Ac. 7b Dtttroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Dttfroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. 7b Dcitroy------- Insects on Animals. Ao7b Uittroy------- Every form and species ofVertnln. . ggpSec “Coatar’s” advertisements ffVKkb- in this paper for the dettrwiion and ntttr extermination of all kindt and tpeciet of art. eoatVOtaA. a$ vart *<\A ^.oumtSuL nxAt axvA WAn, OyaVr'a vaaV.c tar ftdd in Runin AS Bumside as you have stood by all will be well.” for n to stand by me, and it is a pity that r»me of this seif sacrificing patriotism cannot penetrate tbe skulls <>r hearts of the noisy • •elf sleeted friends of the General. The ©facial Resell la Nev York. Seymour’, majority is 10 613, Tbe Republican vote is 296.470, which is fifl 156 imui than tbe vote for Lin<>»ln in i860. The Democratic vote in 307,088. which is 5,724 Ie»s than the Fusion tick­ et had in I860; an absolute falling off. hut of course tbe Seymour organa will ticket, Mr. Skinner for Canal Commis­ Vital vote of tha State is 068 558. against 675.156 m iM0-a falling <<«f 71,608. Mich., by and by the Drug, gists, Groce rsmnd Storekeepers generally. AND WvoVVy *VovkXe. THE GREAT CAUSX OF nr»T 1WU1A am-n..^-raper, fn.m -- -------Ber»“‘>« «”d Inmt .Otar We«t India l-laod. ooou'n neport. of extended aleee InaeereetHJ. .bleb have rculted in now* pli.Mler and dealrucli.m ..f properly. Many ne .owe have tarn killed. The natbmab .1 Si. Vincent laeled Un <Uya.and .aaimll qnelled after a larjje military o. operann, with En«li.h r—4.. I>*J “»•” the ieaurrwAioo in hand. A greatdata) ol tta in.orgeou ar. prlwmera. and mar S B, ‘B.o'oacV.'* _ ft\OWAt\\ WVtXtvs ar* ftiw. \^>ov 'Dr. *BLo\»cV» pW-A ntal diwert". >•» * KLra BJtfm-™*<>. ■»» 01 B00^ rolina. and * trartworthy man. says talingrd w * rrgimmft •<< >**l Slxfr oumpS-d of S*ur oomp*oirx ol nxgow. HUMAN MISERY. CHANCERY ORDER. 'TATE uF MICHIGAN.—Eighth Judicial Cbe- VAtai. DRY GOODS! ,o.w Vox \*oor voan. «\aa^ "DocXot'fa WalUarf. A. ff.h'Mterf. VMtO t. Oarptat*-, Ateaai-f M, esd Jbess 2*p* jof every description Stacks of arc Vtw. rix>a raaa'* tto\ax* aw& Co«*5<m. . Dr. Hobaek'* ia default tbvrooftbal fttowvcxckv ’BvWs.vs mt Mbsdsst. Edwsrd iMsdss. Clothi MORTGAGE SALE. efault having been made in tbs con payment ofa certain Indenture of D «-• wxldier. » lb- ■DaltooM of Appraheneion , I-oas of Mnsory; Areraien to Society; Lore ol Holitudo; Timidity; Boir-Distnuil; DiuiwOM-, Heodacbe; Affections • ftXowva.e\v ‘ \ . ______ v.___ A . ‘“‘.ft ' w-B^ovaU Vat uxak. onA <ta.w,.Sttallta .eFi«^md. » AUikVVkUA. xJ „pno«. ita riwita.1 b... mJ * A LECTURE BY Da. CULYKRWELL, OX THE , fttowvCbC-Xv 'BvXXtv* "Sir. ‘Hb.oXvox.Vff tial lay ba. been pnclalmed. continue to brag of an immense gain. Mr. Tremain rone about 600 ahead of ..d Zx of whiu.; ital ita no«w. w-rGen. Wadsworth; on tbe Democratic allowta u> ro>» •ft*’ ll“ •b“t’ sioner stands first, bat there wad not much scratching on either side. The Hastxxob, trixxh, paper printed In ssld eountv, of Barry J raccoMive weeks, tamodiatefy prwvimsa Gen. MeClfllan, being called tipon by the sojdiera at Warrenton speech, said: U1 wish you *f Belalies, A. L. SKINNER. BOOTS & 01® SiJtous Fervor, Fever o.tu3, figu.e. JauncLipe, Kidney Complaints, Styles N. B. Merchants toUca xn. V<ra^e.v u,aarAAvxv Mvl at Vft*. VlKt, ar* tare Liver Complaint, leaitlfal at 20cts per lard. -BWim^ uAiXxXv} . IPIBHCIBS. Or. -RoWek’* ,ta SL’.tlTT-.wMxrfl : .. mK-axiiwU-”*!' 'Mills in Orange osunty, N. Y„ is manu- *l»o experimenting upon white paper. ... __ ..n.irx nua. t'oMft^f Biliotu Cholic.InJUtmation of taw Hflirr7*. and in nil violent attccka „W produce a luallky taacna tian from Tux AA»*. <»»<kw ar\A raakt "IaS* «.n\oija\>\.«.. ■D». xywwwbv-aw Ko'lMM.k'* > < ftXow^eV* 'BVtkam .. . *ra« V js vlew of TH BAI BAND HMB vs see s-Dtag COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. OUR GOODS La Libor UB^ wwww wwp a Unusually Low I SoXAwr fa Gixls ar Naw HaMrsanx-— Nrsw ■cb’t three Wheat. Com, Oata, Batter, Lard, Port, ^-Gen.ai0 rro.- OBANT a ipAU LINN G nSKBJrt.AWrGPIU^ Jhtatav* Mt, 1*. IMS ■Sevk •orua �nnitnah w lime; ventilated » A Dtt AYTIT RENoVk’THffifj tbeir neighbors arc folly aware thnl aT present prices. fuwHfany other branches ...............HS8OLVENT •• « p—M OI*™ r.-«u«a - .Wil*1 0*. for woolen goods consequent upon the necessities, of tfic. immense armies now in the field and being-fur­ ther enhanced bv ths scarcity of cotton, aisle of things may continue, it is im- shelter is equivalent to a large percen­ tage of food. Bdvwdaa Ale actual loss of food from the increased amount required W^rs RENOVATING RraOCtENT-^SUIeUTO MT worst cam <?t 8kw £»•«*»?. t^tratejLekjBCteniigiy puwoMi-twa te$sis»*ld ■ fort. The secretions are always disturb­ ed by influences that cao»p pain or unea ainess, and evei^AfvcMW'A half frozen Minfi.feU'dt>Ste. Jt.l«.spUrdir flic most otegsat medicinal preparation SUMS-) »J TV.THE PXlBUd' uJi, wnx WiraSTAAS way^b. ■ rr7wM.U MEMP.WQ0D. TtTL ■ROTKtJrK'ft "Bfe/MTO VUBXVtKB. • • WritrotfiLh-. »fl;- .ro. i-...- KIJ«N-UM*W cow will make itself visible io tbe milk M X .1 be s^TMasViHX'Xr. Vainly be such as to give a paying return for investment in fheep. , Pne fact alone speaks volumes in fltvor 6f sheep raising. There has beep,imported into the Untied Slates feaea fore.gi-uliaaW! L»«JLd wuoltp goods to the amount of •35,000,­ 000 •<* *4X000.000 for tteJast ,lh»e Tears, eqmvaX&t t^UTyi«d-> tadJh 18,000,000 sheep. It is stated by Dan iel Needhum, Secretary opthe Vermont Convention, that lhe Bvcrsge aripuai mcrurae of population , iy this country requires lhe wool or 3.000,­ 000 sheep. If these figures be only nppruxiuiaiely correct, they demonstrate tbe alight danger ol an <>\eratock ufabeep for iuawy years tvrewme. --Tpq present and prospective'high tariff win Keep up Wool Growers’ many have overlooked the importance of pure air. CligK?, crowded stables, reek­ ing with odors from accumulating ma­ ttAH IHSiOVEFED A CLEANSING_8YKUF. nure, prod tree feverish rasllessneaa in the cows, and the ftq)|*rW3Wk-^«ufleni. At best, confinement during the winter Vhaplaa, Ntete* months is Irksome to animals, and kind. mI'T-cit, WATEOFFMW IT WILL MEND MARBIA. SSdi'iV “•* TBIteB BOTTLE*. From recent xhrvvia. Completed Aug. 10, IM«1 ■' mat <WV> ln I, ....,1 .... _ I At present this article JOHN M. GKGGtfRY. PupiJ Public iMlroettea. TliJotal match H.'t . -. bolow it, thore ia, abundant encourage ' hundred dollara capital. M (iMipriUivii. 3. T. LLOYD. No. 1611)roadway, New Tori inent fur sheep raising. Tbe War Department u^a'our Map of Virgii Of cu<fXPs>U'Bt,<JF fperned by Marylund and Pennayleanla. coat gliO.oW. । the circumstances of his locality, both in . ' ' •' OCR TV MX BOTTM». I LIFE ^.^ObfjfWu but tbs Ives ail fftfelhcd It cl. ________ ___________________ .ffiBWS ai> 1 «HbUk«Mtta>a»nv»D«bm.. M4 ta* by Druggist*._________________________________ > .। vttbo ■■ -'i nA Hoc,-»)>, । r; ... j ■ , 83c.; Virmnia, 60c.; New Jersey, Gqc. ; I’ennsyIvanin, 50c. p Malb^ 41 , Califor­ nia, 75c.; Vermont, *1,30. In erVmont, after trying alttAwt'• every ■It J* im convenient to hare is the bouse." Aw m Mil. .................. mBH toS#: late and iuriKorate tbe liver and kidney*: They - --------------- ----------------late equal Tbua, i*« lhe cireuktion. and purify Torpid Chills Vb\W S00MMY B WRI1XB > *41 II H n'. h poXwhA. tb« tedy An# iMsabbwMteaeo. Tbaae mec '. 'J Our Buttle.<’>f URlKli CEHRXT CttE. . • •" r TOW 1 Price 25 Cents per Buttle. ferutan. j Price Sfr^Aroteeprr-Bottle. * Pric* KP&«C* peP fbittfe.' • ’ tery Libera! ’Bed act I Ate to WbaUmle '‘‘•■'ft . Bayun. TERMS (’ABH. Uta aS ■ ■ •”■*- Junurr,, Eruftior.*, Fits, Barofulcus Cknsurnjation, tic, JoiiJfg * nom,n', (Btaftantaetem.) 7M Wlf.I.IAM STREET, Ceper'oT liberty gimi. ',11^# TORK. knee of two yearn. AJfOTHEft writea Maron wax cured ‘ Important tt> Ih>ose Uwners, h ’ IKiporaitt to tJuiljfiw. . - ■- Mbiavwch. Important ti^lailroad Corhpnmea. /x>kr»r J/ ~ viamuTB huh .XLV«4i U«^jUfo*foiyojb// important to Farmers. , ?, f T-ojtll whom thit wof ctmctrn and ii eon ■ ■ uresiTTeas./ ■ fhe erra* esmiyiody. MIHMS A 'CROBLEV'S 'Work \xVce u C'tMtws-. rm,. CEMENT HOOFING, JM/rkiji^sj.tvjfuMsaCi^i!a» ’ ' ‘•'Ulj*’' ,.. . , i ■ ’ l V.Wi\ VAX* •T *» »~t «Wn» WJ,l^oro«tl1 pllb Ux hare crer been introduced. * . IT. IS FIRE ASH WATER' PROOF KtxM. and to aui»J4* aoqn w truetrr miohxs aaiacLK*. ' — th a VAooi a«A TAssv VAX., TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK liuf, and 1 a'L44r«<is//MlBi^ii.I DA KLIXlTS U VKR MG VLA TOR, iism.cteyDaing an J purifying ig from the system,al! disinvnre humors. . I. ------------- . LIFE BITTERS. »•-■ i.*n „a c„.^ ‘J**.*”? . Ha^daohr, OMtivmesr, . . ' Doha XP«r£, ICfelA-d jE«hb*”* Indiffrstfta,1 ffhin <H Wte FJcwdis, wrasf ■ft'Suttags. Liwr npfulaor. /J RxxuaAaM “WW^Jyzu,, M „z7r r. of Brooklyn, writes: “Februsry an W • TV? nbc<! fiwb. Iu these disease ULATING PILLS are far more rttfUta. A. MA Uu a«K "E» nftmi Wo Heat is required In making application ttd they wiH aay thvy are ■ Sa-.* dqtnt. r “d you ahotUd try thm befon ph.s hr « ■n>. e^ense of spplvtog it 1* but triiing, in ordin»ry Hoof can b« covered and linirtitel tA. Darliag'a Life Bitten, It can be applied byany one, '--■ 'Oow'ox V.O vcvott. ]n Yellow, Typbqid, and BUiou* FarecmUsErriptM.Hmril Fna. pnrgrtron i« Mrkte eisenU); nt to admi uialer a dose of Droatie Ptfts, tbe irrt 1 :usuid IE-1. MH.ibc and ■imigthan.lUte Badray's Regu »*•'»•. *• reumrX/Tb. cure of w a^Ty PErU.llA CEMENT, ForGxdnjj Mm.), „f,n deaths(ulbM disease, i* owing to the wwt of We say that Rsnwsx'a Rxddt Rkusf m the ! aparxatrA lika.BAJ>WAY’8i‘P!LLS, that will exjHued u> th. AtUun .1 th, Wulhtr. ' sceptical, and b« convinced. It combine* in ite -roiUrfXsiloF <H oUter fever, um* lwo«M pfcve composition the properties of a diffusive stuuulant feteljCRsdiraj • i’iUs wws adopted-urthotr treat■ . I . ,.i an auibreptic, A mild but effective Astringent, and tesot- - . a direct power over tbe nerveo, neither narcotic Moiseedroceloa of Ztee^icAwjivUtew arresmnsnor anodine. that relieve, pain, in a manner j>e br;hsM Uwl anpuff. «>••*». ■•-•Iroeos. ioucnbu*. . «te>. Tl‘" GL’TTA -----------TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. ■&W _ i®.PAnripfl^nunsss, Ancniraow r.Of the >t What RADWAY’S READY RELIEF ' ’ ’ and 1 ' ' 2ni ■«’•• ।" P.r rrmgtor •*«»««< Mrt»! -------- ,—. — ----------- —.... .... ....... , |*ou I* meet* the general want* of tbe atuiaatb-aud haw ela When d’axnlerod." St jfljKNoJl .Vtf ses.“^*~ FOR SALE BT ftOOBESTPIAKOS.tlfiO The Frcucli call it.*v«teyrawat. So much for its internal administration. When applied exter- di»ca*ed humors left circulating in tbe BjelMn, i there wwddhebul little pain or griping. U-la I LAST TH HEE' ■ »*. ««' noisgrr, '■ ’•1 DAN’L a, DAIIUNG, VxSiJ&arLi J SSS«««JO« AVOID aAUNE PURGATIVES. XJX*1 ROOFS e'-trttaiM alt IA] TO THOSE WHO THINK. BOW. we think leaving tte com. fes^sas Z/>'»Hart4U,Hw..,ptj.«Ml(niJi|7TZ -eraefaftbte to keep them rniimui«f unfjl later in the Maron, it, would 1>c UtteC.— They <xim« in drat whon-Sr/I lay aiTd r' MMkrtre tbe staple diet, and japifie£blng ' more sooental inerwrod and needed. U . Tn. t>w.‘Vk\oo&. Iwuac aa »««-,Nyimef. DARLING'S liver.begluitor. ^'tnal Is suffering from hfaullclent' 'Jt is Cir easier to keep s cow in gi>>*d coudhkjn, th^a to being berw^ after hri; '^umpkina Are usually fed out firwt, . Price 25 G-tite per Bottle. iittica, Jaun cad ache. Ac. ioua. Yellow. Partly for this reason, qq aoegetion of the cow is more easily affected by treatment internally, and cures— of the animal. Any derangement' *of RHEUMATINM.......................... SORE THROAT health. Insufficient fited, or bodHy dkaci'm- TOOTH-ACHE fort, at once.abova its ofleata/io-the de­ NEURALGIA (paroxysms of,). creased quantity sod .quality of the rpilk. CRAMPS... HEADACHE It should also be bo’rte In mind \nat the COLICrtV-a- --in twentv minutes DIAUHOU................................ In tenj miDnlre. continued flow of milk beyond tho natur [pain* of ]in .ten minnles. al period iano small drain upon the vital LUMBAGO, SHLMi?...................................... in Affeen miuulea. funding-rvfia anidid. tlK ib ouhl BURNS.;.id fire minutes INFLUENZAin.few hours. CROUPin ten minute*. SPASMS in five minute*. whatever care is necessary to keep up the health uf the cow Di the highest stand­ LIEF ard ■ .„*... Price 25 Contfc per Bottle. ft a is tbe only authority far Gen. Buell and tbe War ! and Department. Ilouey refunded lo any one finding 1 an error in it. Fries Mi cents. | • #y.asS?sr. food Is ntteasary. Lftng before the pas tures are entirely despoiled of verdure, the graines nipped by repented froute lose much uf tbeir nutriment. Though cuwa rnay gather their fill, it in of poorer quality, nnd tbe yield, of milk speedily . stiflers. A daily allowance of brAn. shorts, or ground feed of rye nod oats, . or two third# oats , with onb third, do’rn, will supply {be lack of nourishment, and show iuetf. with good interest added, In • the milk puil. 'I’hi.w feed should be wet before using. We prefer it. to feeding with hay, fur . the reason that nournrti.ipchl, more than bulk, , is needed j they can pick up enough partly withered grass to fill their stomachs. , Tbia -sitnt allow, ancs should h'nt be delated unt'p the aqb Wl* VouWlt^. . Much better than pH)*, and I *“ R. R. R. %\o<A .. • 10 Frier 25 Cent* |>vr Bottle. It iaaaupsrter and mutton in a loubtt? ; "— . WWM .... K. IW ....K. , » I kI, , 1 III B.lCCia, O other raised in tliiacountry. With Ith the . form, and gi.M on linen, with roller*. nddiGoli’ar kecuFity'which the tax. upon J Sept *>. i- ... PiU. Mi iboAaMBBof Medicine. Aa cracuanla, dogs will give, we may skfely-' sa/-1 the S’? . l-they are mure certain and thorough than tbe ->-vrwt'a;*aM.,|^7NWK*-'w/wr*——»r'*I ***• i Dru»tie<*ffli WFAlfes/or OMu^’aSdr'Htdlcm Oil. pn>»peels of the sheep interest in this Rear-Asal Charles if. Davit, commanding the country are better than ever before. A *qua.lrou. ran. Is la authorised to purchase. purchase Oil, word tu the wise is sufficient.—American Mississippi aquad m many a* are required for use oi that squadron. ! «»• • j|s ALTERATIVES AyrieuDuriei.! -•''rH------ -rGIDEON WELLES. lalnencc over ‘ been induced, and the flow of milk is pro= longed for months, and 'oven for ’ a year, yUMS* .. Itbxh BTTER8, » breed, tbe majority of wool growers give •'LLOYI^tVApiF V!K^t£’M^1YLA““ ' *DR. RADWAY'S FILLS. .AND i if people audrniood (be Importance of Mmtha prufirwictf of the Sp*m-4vM<m as arge wUun „Jb.RaJTWAY'S PILtSUa eontra/Utiuc yielding the largest return for wool.— ™ Mn . Aion of purging will other piUa ar powder*. exits Where mutton is the prhteipU object, aa ___ , «9a,Sa>«iU ^alera, Jjiey would need lea* physicLLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS- i in#.**’# thunaelrea from much aufferiog. and io the vicinity of large cities, larger mid..M»vWrt°y‘- SIL'Pl RIVER—From Artoal Surrey* by Cap I*- gready ituprore.their htullb. , , ..... bbuwaihFiixa nua BADWAV'ti are preTurdule. The latter oreca pronably eombisK tbe d«rtideMta.4f biahr «onl owner’s name from St Louia to tha Gulf of Mcxi- Milking, except for a short period after the birt|) of the calf, is altogether an ,ar­ tificial process. Nature intended nnimals to yield milk only while it shqpld-be r iiccessary for the auatciuince of the young ; 'but by long training, artificial habitshave . »*-• ..hl)., j- in/a-i tte—flllllJ of the ,. , Isei.riWMs. FAMILY uoia, 60 cents; Iwwa. 75c.; Michigan, W*#»ui« mn w Ti»M**v»ws Civtvjwstw LIVER REGULATOR iow uf the Botica, I DiavmtM indaesd deciding to invest-iu »lwp> nn^ a*80 •*, to tbe beat breeds. Thus lhe average Lixtrrrs Tor?s?^i!e?^&v»T1sctY- igtfUsyrtfiF- tr H , MW ICtaUre^.a.rln. <^*.tO(w^-.W RENtlVATiNe RKHOLVEKT. Prico per bottle S'S.TSfcitPBBt’flH!' MUXTK3 arc so good. Even if the wool market should tTtufrn to ’itfc VirtWnaiy fe»sh'*r CuwewU Twivwrtvi*, « texxlMIr » ■’> ' "Rn.\<xA SaU > nkrtbe if thstbroknf Bieber did not coat b It will M«-nd Btiin*; GnmV L^va,’.atld. iw'i edl *'RVUMk.«Cb»A« feet every thing butMebala. : 4>Uee* ewuh year ia jrivartiai^ thaia (AU UH RinrrtT, vepnty do CllAftUiH UPHUS. Attorney General. JOHN KQBER'^UN, A^ntepl Gracral. J.41. FQUXTAIX, Quarter Muter General. 60(womrgia«-rts LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP OP TDK UNITED STATES i CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. I • • %’MWCTX^M^SA vQ^MreBJfhMUt £ ' IT wJl MENO r’onCECAtli. <9! to azii a ;o zi Superior tu any gin map ever made by Colton tbe price of American grown wool to mucu higbet figure* .than have prevailed hitherto. COUNTY and railroad map The scarcity of mutton has. as would, be expected, bdfen aggravated hy. t^rripc giving In wool. We say ajigruratcrf, bHaotse year by year before the breaking out of the. war, it hud been more difficult U> 'proouru a auppfy uFjfotid liuitriu•jfe-iea svnablv prices. rrwui. MEND'CHINA. MU. O.U.C.H «XR.nm.u.Muul. * v*iu e—iliii idyil a • JgWW^jfltfen "tn done to secure their comfort.—American Affriculturht. . wl •S-LOOAi VVLXS baited tbo akiH of Ik. bmVkum* prwtMteaaMF. if tbe long wished for peace should re;..aad tbe • h .-AuibrRTv<nn-/I rnnu-<dal brotype । S‘#£.'^£*C?l*a tog . MO " <W tatXMt. »■■■! 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Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS d*d with t*»r* tb* rsiahsw li*si in *v wnry (him sftUvstrod, |T«Uwheari twb«a thssosl mm bar* from H-God, itotrt with - bused wusid otbrimp, Uiit>« «rm* mvUter-ro*k m* to Uwp, —.v„ -m. ^«ZXrXoru..Mre—.a, Wteeh STORE!!! Roberts & Striker. GBLKT A.brAVLDfSC, Jl,T DECEIVED new and moat complete assortment «*f M AMUN ALLEN, vi.er is obockbies, Pr0T,*‘°n,;<^,r“l DSlXlt AMD 3BEDIC1MEB, ^ChrmbralB. OHe, CW“ R ^Mme, Bwrulng FtMld, TVRt'ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. D,;c. HAWLEY, UW€B8» ROURRYM At STRIKE*! rv - YLKtLS is J™**. *»*«l»«Mtee, <) l ie.. ..Unto, site, isrpsstoiiv. bun :• t^_ wiudtiw si-M.il xar FOR MECUAXICAL AND MEDICINAL PC BTUrfEr’.VN LT GROCERIES! ftWEFZEY * ALLtM. vt«8,*heia»w»i«BU Ac«**W|U w hlFt,T TE»' COFFER. SCtlAll. Sl’ICES. ™™I fKlftm F1WL kAl-Hi*.LUUFUUI. . fret. ..oMbi.g .» »>• Oirerey •“h " ■.jr.rrm. «.-«< n.~.«— Aad (eoklig Extracts, Jlfit I. A. HOLBllOOK, ttobne y PENS. PESClia. INKS. PaPEB. KNVELOPIid. CARDS, A*. *«• ai.;re. State .treet.___________ • “ ► _ PATENT JOUMSBOBCnTS, ■gistellanj. MOtfT FOl’CIaAB IS aMSavw Ilwrili.l-abrea'1 = medicines r. H.F. CHERRY, ,’OTAUY PUBLIC -^^•^iZwil s -•lu i’ Su^KSS*. -4t|rti>-s> sud Udell . DR. U. „ Mhew J» HANEY' prise. Ths hisU.ry of XosaoC* mmmw known. A young Russian m»ble,wbo oc­ aiian cupying a high position in tbs rank* of himself is held the army, demanded the young girt »• marriage. Ten years bad pa*-ed. P«l*»d bad proclaimed her independence, and the Emperor of the Ru*sian*,Nicholas, placed an army In the field U> crush the efforts Sana uf Haatinp *«H everything«“ CHEA?. T®®. CAS:a Il »■» Hl keen- J • .............. — - • . the btsd **f bi* bict*»ri.Hi* army iu the ■.Inins «»f Mosco<.h*d entered the ancient Capital of I'n-Empire "f th. Ceara and tbrrelemd th. new dtv f.mn.lvH'> I eWr the Great. InlWenved h, a fanatirel pa; tn,.tian, ibe Governor of trioviiwii, ............. “I am.” **id he, “a merchant nf M-w cow. I have been on a visit tn Varanvia. Leaving the naighb«irh«*ui, 1 started to visit a friend who live* ■’ *am*> distance. A rated with a gun. I proceeded on fooito his ourtle. why-re I waa belated. The snow tell in grant flake* ; I tiecame ba­ wildcnsl. and wa* *®«king in vain for the nmd. when I «• V*. man approach. •/ whom I hastened m *«k direction. I had ne,di«tra< and quhtlv awaited their( replv, when suddenly those two villein* r, and rahni.hed upon me. stunning meI-L andmrob -J. Mug tea "f«l»‘ mm“.’ 1 F-——’, .z. e | uttered » ere : '« *“ ,k™ "'‘'7 them fired upon m« with bls putol*, for Grt<l H ngieOT, A real Sriicmu red Ccaa-^M l-renrelw U»d“ 1-“ “jjjj"'"” d.un. sad mo»e.» promptly reottweu. o uro. With W w. Bslph E«-. MiddtertH*. Barry County, Mith'g«n-_______________ ..f the Sarscen* and Crusaders. He haa traced a series of conduits and sewers leading from the “Dame of the Rock*,” a mosque standing «>n the very site of the alt«r of sacrifice in the Temple, tn the vallev of the Jehoshaph*t,bv of which the pr iest* were enabled to Q«»*»d ,h. wh.,1. tample are. •'«> waw. a"d .. . . D» wr,,ff thethe blood and offal of the’"r thus I "" blood ana onsi ..reidrei L> the l><~*."r p-- — Buhdcb* ■ndfidvlity. . pin in* -r----- manner nf "fhi* bla exolnraUnn* a.plnratinna was waa very rery «»• mXlln,. H- r« •" *-b <■■ “P thr-Mtuh there bnm.na. «••«■ h.11 m,d bl„win«a tra.npat.whde h. Mmrelf. be folhiwln, lb. wm«d. •» abl. w trace the .••« 1"" e two eaara am> h« aeddenutl. dleonaareri . fountain alth. pool of B-Uwuda. and no Ma opralnu It. a e.plmia alrearn ,d water immrefiately began to Jew. and hue Bowed arer .Inre-m- «• ohenre II cornea, oe whither It goea. Thia rmierd lb. greele.1 Mcit.rn.nt among th. Jewawb- *'•«> drink and thamrelrea In IL They j to u. drink mid bathe b.tb.th.m^ljm mx-y u ... one on. of ,d the the signs ««.. or "< Ute Um 1 g__ .-.reA .Um, ii .I tancien tnsi iv • _ ... I ro.rl.lMril. t .hr . _ ... . , cutrfiision. _fonaern. lU i h|, ,.,loa tre.ni.lad u,rhfireant hil . .pared. Her Lotion. But. when Im Iwg.n tA rrenunt sbe wandered hither •i.reu whkb m lb. tr S'*. to! I?' dirap^ered. end ; bi- .ran nti-fortunee, be Uni abundant -U OSes, coruer of » Kkhanoii. Mtebig—- Forsakrn. bennmlied by p4d w capture Rkhmred, the next tn that *f Hemd. th*• W« that of Justinian, and *» nn till ths times , . , .• rV wiabed to kill me.” toi^htn. made the reseduthm-which has | they During tbs *tr*nger’s reeital. Foedura turned tb.au~e.vof 1 . i ..trenhUabluw to । the aucw«« •'< Ill had kept her gax* rivited upon him. She our anna—<4 burning the mu. -bleb Um seemed to find upon hi* countenance fa­ En.pen.r Al.eredar bad confided lu file miliar feature*, without being ahle to tell ar. We will n-* attempt I" relate "» where she had aran them. Her heart the nreometaircea of U,i> Irighlfel dramalieat with violence, and an irrepresaihie rubkbts ahtbikeb. Dnven from tbelr borne, ny fire, .inkmg impulse drew her toward him. Polowunder tb. inlenully "I >1* «•"«• ■* *** * llun-xcs W**c» «■ _____ ski besought hi* gurat to relate «ame of dreadful aighc •" •" e*1 l"h”Mu"'•■ tb«-incident*-f <h« burning of M.wcow. ' mingled aith ,mr e.ldi.r. *7 KMBKW ‘ STHlbth. The "l«anger appesred somewhat reluoore, Ing ••ar wb.tr.-Hwy from . t*nt tn comply with »h’» request. How, the vii.li-nco of the flame*. r ni»p«'S. rerrirre which I __ ... aL.re___ — eaehieeh r. renrecm* r ______ _ De A k MMaived he dnre not refuse. De. KSirrEM - bibsows. Agvnte- meet la Cha next world, Ma .p-operty near Haaiplmi having bare preUy th,*Teblv totn.yafiTV avonk— Gre. Solomon, the next tn that nf Zombabel. •id to COMPOUND J. M. NEVIN*. —--------- ---- r , in »<ttemp» throughout wbern Foedura had stopped, scarcely ra­ Magruder, who burned Hampton eo of this heroic nati<*n. Every <*• bnnws covered front her fright He regarded with kindne** and an ey« of o»«np***i<m MrUamd .4 Frekwe had Ukw a part !• into «*i Lhm child whom Heaven termed to have lb. gon >b* campaign. FiwA.tre had EdloweB bite. ’ confided t*» him. He was a Polish grnwitMett ,topping to rerlew the heart tlemsn named Polowaki. He took fnon eroding arena. »f thia war. wa will only blagemu much w.m. odd prariremL ves ma that Varreiai. waa taken be eiap. In thia terrible day iMmaamU of Pole, and l *b-ll «.icb lb. uid .unirt .l**m. d”m- which *’"0 ^vivrd her. Then he oecrmsry w — row mj heart doud. wiii^JL aWsy UM,h child by the hand and led her to Huaaana periebad. Toward Meom, all orwus imb*dls Buchanan, ha* had hw Jw off teen gituri-atese, for 2X.d*v- hi. ca-tle. distant about ten. Iragura. - tha eupanor olSrera of th. rictiwlinn ar­ I plant-lion in Mi-eissipp* raveg^ by o»* my went to vi*lt the battle field, where h bfllt' oftywn tbit brt*k nnin ihart. There Eifod-ir* was welcomed with kinduf <»ur gunboat expedition*. All tbu wntasd citer mid ito d^p'aUn Zx, news bv the wife of the noble Polowekl, ths corpses nf the o?mqw«ror* and tbsi con­ property wee destroyed, including eropa, quered l*y in confusion. An infinite m trftlMi vote* lingvr »UU 1* my «ar ' who delayed not to supply all her want*, and Ul. W* ux.k the opportunity M» number of wounded groaned among the b* world'* loud *trifc its ttnuni I tor, She was then able to narrate to them all . ewbps. Old Mr. Ruflia, Ute cynki, who dtMd. Moved with pity for lh-»ss V* mof nld-it will sot ti* long. that obe knew of her history. Moved to whom fortuns bad been cnotrary, thsi visited Cbsrieslon expressly to i mother—Uiot law iwtetrng. Iran* by the child’s rental. Polowaki and • first gun at the nati-oal flag «» y°rt husband of Foedora had lh<wc carried tA hi* wife overwhelmed her with tbs most I I Bumptee, hat been reduced to h^stete^o. eVihrobhtegbrow, -, BIld w-m. F.tedora had Ithe hospital* in whom there yst remained. by thTdestraction uf bb a breath of lifeAftsr these piousmrs*. r.fovsrtehboetm tmrateg <**•-•• remembrance <^ber sad mi.forbed my heart ol its frohnes* and truth. 1J ।be wsnt wtill farther in thi* place «»f death,, dence «« the James nver. a* • ...krel ’fw.n, rn» eliMlE tb> hlnom of it* »««»«•• • where, among eeyeral corpses which theyr necessity,n under orders from McClellan. Several years passed, in wb'ch they Howell Cobb haa p-ne h-nne t-> Ovo.-pa, were going tn bory.be perceived a r<>Hsh ,~<b. Irart.rd nothing oflhe parents./F"«dnr*. . .tflicer of high rank>11 e'ivsrsd with croes­ wounded and unfit fi-r further act... areIn the meantime, she had grown in wi»wire. Mre-o of Vlntiala. now in Eng i ea and ornament*. He thought he aaw dom and In beauty. Nothing bad been I in him *»»me aigu* of life, and had hi in neglected to (yrm aright her heart ‘and carried to the bouse where Foed-ir* re mind. She was then fifteen year* old. 11,10* on tba chariliaa of bit brathwricab­ ’ mained. There, every necMeary atten­ En< h rear the anniversary of her rescue al, 81,8.11, win wu conning en.emb m tion wa* bestowed upon him, and •l"»'y had Iwen a festive <Uy. During one of tra.Macc<m.idcn.bla mua.y W Baraga recovering from his ielhcrgv. ths Polish these re-union*, while Feedura rehearsed bribe, tba ncimmn muremeok *>cn-anew lhe incident nf her cbildb<»id, and aarioae. S1I4.U. Io 'f th. bred ,.f th. b-I. 8ald.nly aha al­ and social quahtit*. bse had the cold the benefit* which her parent* ol adoption tered a cry ; aba bad reognimd Polow ha.f bestowed upon her. passed in review •boulder turned un all bi* J?* tbrv heard tba report of * gun a short "’polowakl rarerrarrd front hl. wound, ward European potentate*. L. "• er. the origwal Confod^at- Beoretary of distano- front the ga-tlr. The wind blew only to b. plnnuod Inn. a mill «raa«r with violencr.thr annw fell in great flske*. War, who made th* braggadocio •perrn danger. Hi* name w«* placed on the and ohaettred the sky an that one could on the .tsp. of their eapiud at Montgom­ li.tnfexile*. When F.tedora w«* ap not see three steps before him. “It l» ery, Al*., when the new* "f the. nri^d of it. she immediately rep*«red m •ome hwt traveler wh • ask* help, and of Sumpter was J*’*'**1 the Empenir. She embraced hl* knee*. capture wh>. i* attacked by wild beast*, for it is in . Lieb ba premia.! | .nd demanded a f*v«* I •nd Nk*°’“impossible that oneshmtld abandon him tuda that by lb. 1« <• *•’. I hearine, pronounced the pardon of rolself to the plea*urra nf the chase, at such gag would also “he unfurled <« th* capjt..l .1 W*riingum,*nd »■«« io Pbllad*Ia time." cried P.Jowaki, and be com rwrski. ninnded hi* m< n to go in search. He phia, New York, and even «*n haneoil placed hlm-elf at ’be head of hi* attend Hall in Bostoni* m.w a bopeiesa ««• ants, whom he led V' the furesL Some An a«nunl of Signor Piermtti a dis- derer at tbe Booth, bis family having *U time after, they returned tn the caatle.— c..vrrie« in the subterranean tvp'tgrapby been .wept fnm. hinibj dieose, and hte The servant* Imre upon a litter the Lidy 'of Jerusalem has »***” published. prapecty by fire. Tbi. l..t n...M b. . | o|g wounded Russian Foedorn threw ' extended, but enough name* have been Emnlovrd by the Parha as an mgmeer ‘ herself Iwfore her countryman. She he ha* dlecorered that the modem dty of ’ dressed hi* wound* heraelf He was Jemaalem stands «m several Isvere of grensors is niru, isriin iMHtn able able to tn express express his his thank* UinnK* <«• tn lhe tne i ruined m**mrv the undermost nf which. ernruent is era.urahly Ung suflbnng and h..t and bu-tre, of lb. eaetlr, .nd l» re |' cimposed of deeplv beveled and en«w full ,d kitvlnn* uraard, three «b» •Ulka .1 !>• «r l“‘ ■ . - hi* story »■• r. hte to ftwam them. mon* stnnea.be attributes tn the age<>f .< lb. ualumri life. OHV.SlC1AsLd’«Wrr*. OOteemB.^. t ■MrfkvttM ■»•■ tw CkW J Extra BiUy Smith’s ** isHfe conditional Warrentoe has hmo l±«r~ •listings' business |lirtttoni. DRUG Uari PutemkL end F.ralura foil.wad Mm. mA without aaaariag bar benafatttnre that her gratitude would oee*. onlr wltb hrr lift. They returned W Muaww. U»i* v» reliirion plraere) r . .. __ oe a —— J ' ‘ or not. They may eon* tmma with lb« ®r £*• C’V ... when the, have cloth- — ..a iytMeg ,«*. theyonnever ha.a they re, fcney will ei«u on lh.me.lraa.end, wb«> they du go to ehnrrh. tbay may M* r~',ll'cl hot they «i» be rerun, u. ™»“"b«r what kind of a d wore; U»y «iH u’ "^^rebre .a. in Sli« So and «>. pew. »«d wl“l“r th. IreJywire lo<*l.g g-;»n wee mao. „f new Bilk, or wee only We rid “turned" fiT tbv •“■•'““I-— Whaig.dd.re ■->'>■>« Inetareb do each oaopl. 1 They would d,> Ire. wrong to £,,p.in M MwneThey may Seller- tbamaaltae that Weir deamuree •" “ “reareotbre prepU’e but ^m.nd which, m church, ran be *o occupied with the frivnHUee ■•* >“• °“ ha,, .little room i, U fee W* e«ri«« T^f^ntMn. -MM. ba. . t*»»" i thing, of tba neeL ,nUk are! «te»r >a idmulied । “ Ilk. that of milk ■ he Signor Pi.rn.ltl, F™——. with —— tha -(rainuie -, Exatreta la a HrIn, Wei. The IIS •.trek k..:ta which Hrwekwh bnilL .avl and wh'lrth «Meb is <a da Every actiim km . b«e."'twrtX Tretn,.^ .“ent. .her. nf m, Mrtun.. reribed be Joaephua. Tba maaanremeM .peak.W„rd. are but arUeulate h™«'kThe entire r tte, heg-n lu to dawn. »« W™.’ ™"7“,1^, tnnli awav all nur happinrae— and w«lti™ "r ">•"*,,f U"“ r~"«‘"are tb. fee aimlle. -fthe.>£, * ■* ■d.„<hwr. While In tool with the Jawiab Matorian a irnenph,‘ fatigue .ml ."d hunger b»»«" threw <•"’ ,mr much beloved'daiighwr. While In < claim what ia within. The child rewire, tha life. Il aboi’ld be In harmmiy wKh .i th. .ntnmc. ..fa the mid*t of the dreadful disorder, exci- ttian*. good.,—K~n !• >b» "f f‘™rt । t«f by IM- frlgMfnl catnalrnpbc.w. wraghb ieery merit I. tremparenbJf« •«<» wife and I, to mve from tb. fnraclty Stampw EwvwPBa.—Postage stampthrown into b.lanre, a dead W of the flamre. onr m«n valuable Irvarare. vnvebme* were first Introduced into Into th. other. N"«->Xiu"ir<Z5X „ |,„t „ur child, then in hre alxih yanr. thJcrnnlry in tb. yrer 1851 lather «ud in* j. c. Bcaaoe*- G-* arilcle fl. »• SHELDON, SOLDLEBS bounty. IIAUK FAY, FENoloN, diL. C. rBlMDLE, SSuWEFOKMSA-XDWKECTlOliS LUJU1J. re> „„„„„„ ra. EftkUW Of O’’DAKIBL rr.l«<>> K. H. COOK, CUCM“ c**rtT7.77L-icire«. liarer— wd .TATE OF aWKKKKY, *• her tn conduct bee off. rcd at • price far below that ot the Unt than U»t parreri. A aiorere word la newer loot, b«l friend who Heed ordinary envelope* of the trade, they do mv J'. to which th. fire not a* yet *♦"> j°*UJ Jht adriee, center V. But neither lb. the public. There haa been but -light pr.-rid. f.w lb- Uula "2^i'..,tr„l„.«L noraa nor the child returned ; and ainre variation in the number nf I the event, all Inqnlrle. bare been velopes isened annually. In ISM Jt An old My «• “'"T* hr »*”? fruillrea. Pr-baMy. acme building In nmXted ftMI.SW Jn IM® totM7.571 50; io 18M m WOTJ<H;ln 1M1 rtdWren about mana troohja la ■««««. Mllng. buried them In It* ruina. In th. o«ir.« •■< -»to tba chl«f "£^ 5!" At these word*. Foedora. whn had li • to 1200218, the latter being lee* lb*u <|. .hr Irunird U. n. bchrednd. “It ’.^7 and OPT*I„ tened rageriv bi nil the particulate of th. 15 pe/oent »f the i-«• rreiul. reuld no l'««wr 0™“'^” aee stamps whicMncHJnMto*’ of a bred, w b. wire,” ™d th. good hdy, ... - a. .’. ___ * UnnswhMiU excited within her. She 000 in 1M8 to threw herself upon tbe nsck of the Mrs" err erring. “O. rn* fit«b*r. my father . . Why 1* Waari Vreavlrallk. a M~r «uMht>m«rtI B«“l' "”d. ' F«w.1ors left w rta i Thi* was a vmching sight Yon will p*^ and .tampecan be nmenred F<w’"A. ut Am us If w» do not attempt tri describe TV probability !• that etamped •«*•*- g!rth column. <dettu»k. etri Oueiu.y pdg vtol . whh which tbMr opes will be ft up by ths Govammetit totexlum during dw rj PP m in of various <j“»Htles to *u|t the U*te* of first *11. . Her oureo had lakvn u. tb. houre of ■ In a dietant. «re«. had not .alendi-d- Wbn �THE the Pi *» w- NUvxxa, ’kd: > of an A tian lie VH.eUar ■•ralig, Sec. i that being exit empire. Havdtg tx mn, cnosxx 6t-« t^as*. ^le think* the WiTHorr 9VILC AXD WITH FLK* WtWFOSB. but fearing that his wewtWnay nut be as d^*1^^** 1®’>gth' our Hmltwi'apfree, •“•JXv^r.ok. litre thia plan shall JHwJffvBS |&t<bafihJt.that a majority of our read- mineral reet^| direction would have a prove lhe revehSli*!* serious consideration e King the national the ««u|t as Prwit Uni-m. exclusively Tba in its its; be i* no longer ths warrior, amens- sir Unportiuit <k»cnnjsni. t’ ; . t. ;j. ‘ Ha b^a abadt, of «MTpanpie amboriae. noting the fowitie* Of Providenec,- and file (/oTftimianee of the war, revert* to O6Y foreign r.ftla|ion< and ^dr.tfcm t'.i'.ba . ^fr. tiocoln la profoundly right trii hie unMu-ccwfuI oh th*Peninsula and in front last summer,' inference that the effect will forcigu until the eaiisaisflxtinguUbcd ; .Upt men iuterrai. will qol .lay,’ down those * arms ^crferAnee in otjrnEur* appears to'befr'ri; till that toteresl is either appeased or put mia^L.atiil there arc many?questions in . - • out aftiie way and, that inasmuch a* it c*nnot*b««oncllisted without lhe gross­ . .^'The Crllohization scheme Mcma'to have est dlshonbr and weakness, there lr no alternative but lo, put it out of the ‘ w|y.’ ip'ct i sudden ibeck—-pet-bap* we mhy •Wf ‘ifcS’tauf't-by.tbj!«*£‘be Goy- The war ha* given Us an opportunity uaprwtti, to. come to any agreement with for doing ao, which none bul fool* would miy of the Government* of Central Amer neglret.' Sbivefy miict be g"l‘/id of by ^torebdve and protect sneh colonist*. tbe aLrong hand pr by legislation ; . The jde^ of a scientific exploration of (pir .vMt MpongMizcd Lincoln say* territories, with a Mr. by both :> by tho strong hand in tha impenitent rebel states, and vtew of hoeauraging mining- fperalkma, by equitable legislation in the loyal states. fka px'd one. * /rtfq^ilpn'Al fihaneies receive eonilder- We. regret, however, that he doe* not see the necessity Q^paking that extinction able Atten । iotv imiholiicBStqge/a* would I immediate, not gradual, in either c**e.— ba&pMtad. But >h«i main feature;of rtterest in thie [tart, ie, a reepminaodntioo (8tir|iTfoirij Lrankir.g-areoctstious under a */Co‘pgre*a, weir guarded Tn »ta pcoviaiunx. ,Ta't£»o banks it i«pro- frktmg fcbteh, based upon Untted'Btatee $oirds deposited in this Treasury as'secu- r»ty. These notes, being uniform in np ■ To free n>en gradually,or by installment*. Is like cutting off a do^’e tail by inches, to get biin used to tbe most dangerous and pain. Il is tbe troublesome of all If slavery be a euros, aa we all know Jt is y if the conllnuance of It is incompatiable, a* the President argue*, with the oontteuaBoe of.lhe Union—then it must be destroyed ul once. ■ hanible into, coin, th» President । tiiinko; 'Pr,,^cl ••“’trr Against the efih of a has a right to inflict alcnrae upon posted t jcioii^ gurfeuey,_ahd facilitate commerce monl the interact* ofa special class against , , k : We Ire re from the’Mcstege that public No nation ty ; no legislator can weigh for a mo- the integrity efriinlry. and preservation of bis Linds have ccnk'.-d to be a source of reve pijC. From the 1st of July/1861, ty the -30th of September, 1862, the entire cash receipts from this source were >137,407, 26, a BunTtntjch less than the expense* of the lafid system'during the same period. F .-,Tlic.President argues, and with great sceoiing fores that a separation of the Btmth from the North is a seeming Im- j>bssn»iTlfyr Ho argues that there is no natural bomi.hiry, and that lhe North West would trover consent to a divided MiMtiwippi/ur any otter of the natural highways of trade to.the high seas. Not that nations may not dwell in peace, whose territory is contiguous,- but that all the ^OMthme of difference between the two Actions, ol this country would continue if separation, should taka place. The Plr«id*nt view* th* cxistenee «f slavery fts not only the great first, ciuse of onr diffi.-ulties, but the mainspring of cnntlnjii’d action and opposition on the part of th* south. To remedy and remove this evil from tho border nnd loyal states he propose* the- following articles to be adopted by congress and pneseo^d to the State Legislatures or Conventions, to becottM part* of tbe Qmstitotion when ratified by two thirds of such Legislature* of ,Conventioas ; Atow exist*, which shall abolish the tame Ab»United Slate* the bonds so received betbC ** ?* ‘hereof sod all interests paid ,. bpt all • State* ,hue in So economically or as well provided for. It is extremely doubtful whether a dreu lation of United State* noli* payable In in Honor or dishonor to the latest gener­ ation. Wh' wy Hhat^frd ’are fur the Uw>p. Tbe world _wlR «<it forgak that .' ; M»*Urrf.l kt all inirtd Oniytl. T A>«afi0 af «!• woNen aA teeroofc, K ^Onlyitt ly loantbe Ust Wrot hope of earth.-tOther means may succeed but this cannot fail. The way 'tr plain, peaceful, gener­ ous. just—n way which, if f illowed, the world will for ever Applaud, and God must forever’btea*.” coin, and sufficiently large for the wants of the people, can'be permanently, use­ ty of Fa--ry, ^rthnntaMhter* Week*, imme Bdf Ju .eo-ifrT tfgiH Hir-IJIOT* totQ COMAiMSKLNKK'B NOTICE/ —xirp»ur. uvrKFWMaww" 3 I lit I ‘ 'Louis Napoleon’s spouse is as capri­ cious ar she is pretty. The hoop skirt Is one of ber hi>u«D*. nhd on the w|>»le * provision for the public want*, .can ba <Mie. Embroidered pettiermta BUfl^CUip^ JfOty TIJ£ (#AN.«^It! made, and the great advantage* of a safe were another of the Euipress’ 'whims, Itflth) <i*y of Dt*cs.brr. ISC*, «*d on and uniform currency secured! I know ■engendered by her pity for thi; distressed of none which promises »o certain results, f£Ams(rc*»c| of 'Paris. ,A sudden and It austains the Administration and lhe and at the same time is so unobjection- unroyal like visit to Lmul>>o waa another Government. hbk> a* the txrgimizalion of banking asso­ caprice, causing a quarrul wilb~Louis and fur the Uttal *<ljuilmctit of all claim* afaioat said ciations under an act of Congress, well other family troubles. Becoming dis­ estate. • -' • • - 'tn gnarded-in ita provision's. __ To such asso­ tressingly pious 'Was another imperial JH8TIN W. MILER. 1 ItamaMciations tbe Government' might furnish . 0sHW>N Ajpp^JKE, i mmt notion; promiring th have a *eton'd baby, circulatidg note* bn the security of United Dated, NorctHber 1V, l->62. >orMU ah other. But the queerest and mo»t —---------- —- ----- ? /J States bonds deposited In the* treaayfy. staHling femilnne faticy was publishing These nofes prepared under , the super­ A c km for THE MILLION. a newspaper. La France is Jho Empress’ vision <if proper officers, being uniform organ, which 'Europe reads with interest in nppearhnee. and security and Converti­ [SPLENDID A^P^PIMPRI.^E HOLIDAY ou.dlkMe content* the stockholder spec ble always into coin, would at. once pro­ Into and which form* lhe new “sensation'1 tect labor against tbe evils ofjj vicious of Paris, -It ha* an enonnoiM circulation, /? l DEBOXRirrx 1 currency, and facilitate commerce by and is impertinent and assuming. Fanuy ■’■ RUNNING STITCH. chehp and safe exchange*. A moderate Engeuis's InvelyJund* soiled with the reservation Ih»Q the interest on the inh of praffshccta. imagine her selectbonds wbold compensate the United .I ing, clipping, revising, arranging and inState* for lhe preparation and di«tribtttio'h ditinjf; conceiving leader* instead of of the notes and a general supervision of children, and arranging Idea* instead nf SUBSCRIBE FOB-THE BANNER I the system, and would lighten tbe burden colors. All her pocket money that ahe of that part of tbe public debt employed can squeeze out 'of her grim lord is now as security. The public credit, more It wursMasKjetm. HS*-. ,r watted in types ; all her time is pawed SUUDT>t». etc . with a Mngte efr double thread, an over, would be greatly improved, and in selecting cdiUirial* and prescribing any inatfiigl adapted to tl>« anrfttxe wrtTcn. Tba the regulation of our loan* greatly facili­ IhlnneaT, n«uall* *bc Wioaf dURealffo/Wluh. by copy. Some day Im Ftanu will g»» too tated by the steady market demand for far. and Louis Napolpon. tbo “Sphinx.” Government bonds,' whibb tbu adoption will become desperately tavnge. He of tbe proposed system would create. It will stretch fnrib his morally huge paw, bi an additional recommendation of the and, like an eggshell, hi* wife?* newspameasure.of considerable weight. In my per will crackle and dinappear. They judgment, that It would reconcile, aa lar oneiation, and »i»ch a marvel ef hare a very quiet and efficient way of child ofmx or eight year, can rsnr as possible/nll existing interests by the regulating the pre** In Paris. w„rk it srccxwvLt v. opportunity offered to existing institu­ folly and safely maintnined. Is there any other mode In which the necessary W ■f/ IT^WPE8 ;.<| *. ' Vncondltioiial Loyalty. "‘’’'’"Ti-TlT v LOCAL NEWS Briliiin, France Spain and Prussia. In each case it boa bean kindly received, but not yet formal ly adopted, more.” In tbe inaugural address be briefly pointed out tho total inadequacy of disunion as a remedy for difference* be­ tween the people <-f lhe two sration*. “1 did so in language wiiiph I cannot im­ of thia notice, will bo liable to par |en poroeut in addition, for the coal of collection, Offie* In Roberta A Striker’* Dro* Store, Ent inp, Michigan. J. P. ROBERTS. decJO D*ply. Collector. prove. Physically speaking, we cannot separate,. We cannot remove our re­ spective section* from- each other, nor [From the Cln. Free Notion, Dec. 11,1861.J build ao impassible wall between them.” He then remark* at length on the diffi­ Da. Hoback's Bitts**.—By reference culty of making any national boundary line. He then suggest* amendment* ^o the Qutatitution, Cuograga ooncurring. to eod a new article in tha line of 'Stomach Bitters? be proposed to the Legislature* or .conveutionK of the several States, wbi*h if the m __ ________ htauluaie* to their ratified, by tbrse-lourlh* of said Lcgislarespective territories. Under these cir­ ture*. are. to be valid . as parts of aald cumstances,! have decided hot tri more Constitution. any such colpny to any State, without first Tbe first article proposes that all State* obtaining flic consent of Its Government, abolishing slavery before January 1st, with an agreement on iti part to receive 1900. shall receive compensation from and protect such emigrants In all their tbe United States,. X rigt* ol freemen, and I hare at tbe same' advertisement. 2nd. Al! slaves Ireed by lhec£ta>ce* nf limo offered to tbe several State* situated war, any time before the end of thb re­ in lire tn•pies, or having colaoies there, bellion, .hall be forever free; hoc all to negotiate with them—subject to the owners who have not been disloyal, shall THE Advertiser having been restored sdylcc and ocuacnt of tlie Senate—con be compensated. '. : 'j oereing the voluntary enfigrailaii of p<»r3d, Congress may appropriate money । and that droad dine m, Ltatevmptions of that das* to their respective tar- and oUtarwiee provide for colonizing free 1 Jo makeknawa I*btaMtowsaltoritoriws. upon conditions which shall be colored persons,_ with their onnsent, at ! any place without the United State*. , Hayti are y«i the only countr Tbe President dtaeuws* these article* < colonist* of African dracent at some iemjth, Md »»k*: “If then for a 1 E.!"ZnE. coroiDiMi object *feve property is to be gret to eey That <uch persons, may Ottlytl oil, si. .7"“ Ot'R F9XE10X RSLAHOXS. tion* to rcmgaijize uudcr the ae^substi He says the correspundenceo touching luting only the secured uniform national foreign affairs, which .haa taken place Circulation for lhe local and various arCongress tnel on the let inst., but ss during the last year, is herewith submit culatlon now issued.” Messrs. VatlandThe President yet has done nothing. ted, in compliance w ith.a request US that then gives a’^ummary fmm the Secretary mgham, Richardson &t Co. hare l»egnn effect. If tbe condition of our .relatinna <>f lhe Treasury’* report, and refers to their fire-in-tho-rear on the Government, with other nations is less gratifying than reports of the Secretary of the Navy and and any number of resolutions nn the forracrly, it is certainly .more aatisihctory of War, and says that, though lengthy, suspension nf the writ of habfat corput. Uiau a nation, so unhappily distracted they are only brief abstract*. the “Union as It was.” &c.. has l»ecn SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! might have reasonably apprehended. A , offered ,bj. ,tbe*e worthies. Each one, POSTAL AXD DITXRXAL AFrAta*. bloekade of 3.000 miles ol sea const could however, has Leon summarily suppressed He Mys there is a decided improve­ not ho, established apd vigorously on in tbe House without permitting any de­ IT 18 THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF BARRY ment in lhe financial condition of the eizrj.OTTYHiiA? forced, in season of great commercial bate. Mr. Cox. of Ohin, with great Post Office Department, compared with activity like the present ffilhout coniqiitregard forth*jpterests-oflpscnMtituents. precedeing year*. ting occasional mistakes and inflicting offered a reaulQI ien reducing the tax on Tbe Secretary of the Interior report* unintentional injuries upon foreign na whiskey.which was promptly tabled. On It doe* the County printing. that the public land* have ceased to be tinns and subjects. “In dear cases nf Friday. Mr Stephens offnerd a resolution ■ soarce of revemr?. thin kind I have, aa far an poasiltle, heard that all ths act* of the President in regard Speaking of the Indian affairs and tbe 'n”d redressed complaints by friendly to the habeas corpus be made valid; Power*. There is, liowever, a large and recent troubles bo says: “I submit fur which wm laid over nt him own request. {our special consideration*whether our augmenting number of doubtful caaea Tbe proceedings of the Senate thus far ndian system should not be remodeled. ,upnn which the Gf»vernment is unable to have been unimportant. lie suggests the eitrlieal completion of agree witli the Governments, whose pro the Pacifitf Rmlroad; also tho favorable tcction is demanded by the (Claimant*.— • action ol Congrca* on project* for en­ SPECIAL NOTICESThere are. moretjvcr. many caw* in larging the great eanala of New York, which th* United Stale* Government and Illinois and Michigan. Cellectwr’a Notice. its citizen*, suffer wrongs from the naval ; Tna XMAXCTPATrOX QVKSTfinr. . ’or military aulborites of foreign nations, roa B.aar Co., in Poekt* Drsratcr, Mica., > The President refers to bi* compensa­ which the Government of the United Hxenxsa. Drosmbar 9th, tM*. ) -CW.I < Stales arc not prepared at once tn redress. ted emancipation proclamation of Sept. IVrOTICE is hereby girca to all person* who II have proposed to some of lhe foreign 22d. and say* “that tho portion of earth XV have applied for Lio**** aa Retail Dealer*, Hotel Keeper., Manufacturer*, Broken, and for occupied by the people of tbe United «state* inters*ted mutual conventions, to State* is well adapted' to be the home of !fummitM and adjust such complaints.Thl* ha* been made, especially, to Grsat our national family, but not 'for two or TMR OOLONUATIOS SOBBMB. “Applications have bean made tn me .Lord 1900, shall receive compensation by many free Americans, of African ■irom the United. States a* fellows, to-wit: deseenk to fitvor their emigration, with The President of the United State* shaN a view to such colonization aa was eondeliver, to evctjLMuth alate, bonds of the United fitate*. bearing intereat at the rate Other parties, at borne and abmad—msnie of----------- . for each slave shown to Have from interested and other motive*—have Im-cb therein by tbe eighth census of the suggested similar measures; while on tha VnitedrStates; said hinds to bo.dclivyed to such State by installment or in one parcel at tbe completion of tbe abol­ ishment, accordingly as the same shall Jtavg Irtongradual or.at one time within aueb State ; gnd interest shall begin to run iiptm any such bond only from the proper time of its delivery, as aforesaid. ‘rebate. S5 SEWIHG MACHINE, cldtrt: >sauwo*.and security and. always e.n- by cbeap aa4.*afa exchaugcs. “The reatexpanditarc* iiTdtot to the millttry tod' nariff operations ’ 'required for the tuppntaslon of (ha rebels, have hitherto beto rdet with a promptitude and errfainty ttrmehal in almilar'eireuhiatenreC tn* the ertrfit hks beeh folly maintained. T»e oontinustfee of the war. hbweyer, and the Increased dbburitamwits msdentriesmary deihanffyonr b^^refltotiods da to tu best (dudes of providing tbh- nreea* try revenues. The suspenrioti "of specie payment by the bank* made large Issues of the United Btete* notes unavoMahle. In no other way could We payment of the troops and the eatMheti<itf i>t otbfey jnst demands be goveririneut 1i| order to protect a special erent rights of the rebels. ’ W hile Ito hr ' tint cease from their'Kcknowledgsneat even ol the bellig­ oh unsettled atete. enable the the States in the gradual cxtinoUoo ■ of itetefy. >■■■• ' •’?' nm tbat.H' o'ur arm* had not beeti suddenly power* would soon ti*e receded •» •Hall •enerfj goyar-nmfat4poo;opcra6. wlth fjlity ag satisfactory as could ba expeAcd. of Waabington, therefore- (o procure.aaeh bn amendment UM PrmM^iirUli" “TV- ere .inadequate to the aVfrto!' ©>* occasion i* piled higirwith difficulty, and «* mint rise with the npraoion. Tba fiery trial: nunlMio ... dogma* of the qpiet past iNUIdJH'AI aiSA.JWWT ‘TOWy mmlwpl -mtglamU,' Mmut ty U» Mrjomt nil n, .nd br cv. . i> SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! SMHT8Z.H appropriate aa I thtak tbeir In­ i’. ? BLACKS* SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNEIl R»n« to any addrom In the Untied Htetcn. on receipt -of an order, inctoatag the un-.onto. or may route® lu »a(c receipt and the drtwehine. anywliert witbin MWtulfra i pre., charge*, ’ ‘ I arrangcmcnti for asrnele*. <>r FkQHQKSi or for foil partlcnl.ro. Nine. j»Ka»»EhT. 473, BROADWAY, K. T. cUinea. WATCHES & JEWELRY, Of th* Richest k mat Fa*hio=*Wo Patterns, Oruaco *t- Hrrht At^WwoudSMis F«ict> ! ! rpiIKHURBARn BROS.. No*. MAC Xim. 1 Htrret, Mew Yorir, Mauiifeeturrni nd Impurlrrw ol ntt the I.-ad.n- Rieh and <n<>M popular •tylra oTWatcwu and Jkwklby. beiu*deternHiiwi upon incroaaiDg their Bdmbcm to mi unlimited extent, offer tltrMfowifef etosat Ornament* al *bMA® 1Wr%BSEKVA.’4be‘li4’. HnntWr aedopcn faw, or Lady’e or Gentleman-. Welch. third a* nodi, Prims only <**.. Retail* at from HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED LEVERS, Enxlush mauwfncturv Movement! capped aed full, jeweled, haa »unk (second., and the eeweat improveuienta. Heavy caned and «ood imitation gold. Price only CH. Ret.Ih.at from *80 tu»to». HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED ARMY work, Lh™.^iJrTrSdkJ. etaPricelH. Rctalla at Irons W«i to plot-. . freet variety efolbee WxTcwxa,** low prige*. ■tci Ben* of Brooch and tar Drop a to oormd. Imitation Clunter Diamond, a very rich im, and entirely new, price »4- Coral and entwined, a very neat and pretty ornament. �*a*»y.s !! ’S •Wutogtoo, D«. *, miKm> S f»rf~Ur ^IM, wi lUn i, ao. fiMfM «w^.<>rlHn>tniul) Wr.bre.dth Day Express,................IJOP.IL raWly as notne, how tmr it vad to foy head, that a shell bureud, Thanksgiving services in this rua I will may ba [ but to ed by the TYsms’ correspundont, induce* the belief that a desperate fight will m>. «ae on an attempt on onr port to cross. A amount of fresh vegetables has been ordered • for Sumner’s and Franklin’s old corp*, lhe scurvey having looha up any waye aancy, will joat lick Mr. Editor, that I may not be numbered among tbrae whowe Being absent from town, and par­ rown.?. W oored our. I have no great waa deeda to record, no great etoriea to relate, We trust the but I have an boneat trlhnte of reaper* to partiea interested will pardon <ntrontor. pay to the nubia dead,-/to the thouaande tial misinformation on our the cause of our blunder. return, whose Sekxtohial Cakvam.—The Senatorial •canvass nf this Senatorial Ct CferMto. last District waa wcqk. has bcCh own Sius and iniquities, the By blood sacrificed fur a Government falling to pieces from its do this in consonance with my feelings and emotions, mitted to give tbe vote of the two coun­ mangled forms, would, with the ties upon that office. of a Dcmosthcncse or Cicero, stand amid Eaton gave Smith W. Eoabr 1617, and Martin S. Brackett 1285 votes. By these figures it will seen that Mr. Fowler tbeir powers nhqrlhy of their panegyric names; in­ voke tbeir spirits as they look be out from has n majority In yet unfinished, to speak to us words of wisdom, and point us tu tbe way of vic­ tory, peaee,and that Constitution ordainetl Godxt for Jakvary is one of the finest by Gud fur the government uf the world. specimens of this ever fine magazine fur the.Indies. But I will not moralize, to the exclu Ita embellishments are such aion uf this. ns tochillenge the admiration of eveny beholder. Bat are nood Lvly’s Rook. We are now lyMg opposite Fredericks­ not pnff the Every lad* of taste burg, Va. ap- ed in a very great increase in bis powers and his liberation from many of the re­ straints undur which he bored. Come and See >!•<) 5XS turn, and that th* heirs at law of Mid deceased,and all other perwoa intert.ted in aaid estate, »re r* qul red to apaar, at a saeata of said court, then *• be bolden at th* Probst* dfoe*. in tbe village of .L.-—--------- 4* ■ ■ WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED Philadelphia, Dec. A Pl BE CT the bearing tbarwof, by ouuing ar oopy order to bo puUUhrf is tbe “HmUdj nor," a nowanaper, printed and dreufi aaid county or Barry, for six *M0M*iv< FRjOM Fairfax Station, Dec. 3, P. M. ’SHE exxx* There is no new s from our front. A man arrived in our lines from New (J^suus w jth a pass from Gm. Butler.—* He tatijsria Richmond and Gordurisrille tu Modisun C. H., and says that Jackson's forces were at tbe latter place a week ago S mid went thence to idberty Mills, were they uiicatnpcd the next day.’. ■ Philadelphia, Dee. 5. Advices from Furtress Monroe, yes­ On Band and On reading asd iliag tb« petition, f Abigail Scothorn widow of aa sec it leveled, and not their lives pay for Six of our pickets of the Army of lhe secesh property any longer. Oar sup Potomsc froze to death on Beturdsy night. in the world! plies have been very short of hie. IInrd ' Seven died uf the effects of cold at Camp /n cute* of Biliout Cholic.Jnjtumation of ! Miaery, Alexandria. the Ihnrelt, and in all violent attack* bread has been in active demand at ten An army letter of the 4th, says that trill prorluce a hialthy eraeuatioti from dents a pinee. Half rations of Coffea and Franklin's corps struck teats Chat day the botrelt in tiz hanrt. . sugar. Plenty of fresh beef, but no salt. and occupies Belleplain. This move is •HAI.WAY-S K»’ri-*T1XGPHAA , plOT„ undoubtedly the commencement of set! ve are the the uoly Family Cathartic that ’ opcratums, < ruVttre .'itb.rat duplctran, Hilhoul pto » «uj a few l.tU. Il*..l*. b*»a Plmy xrpeirate For Sale By the’Pound. Which we offer at GOOD PRDfTS At 10 and 12J cents per yard. IP1R3KES. more rapidly than any . trajn of provisions when pla- , terrib|. oul. .itbm tbrir the circulation. No lurnj uf Indigestion ' marily dealt with. Accordingly, “FenbUioiMM«W,- oi* intesAmul diaefisea, can i f|vj#g Brigade,” (the same that was । «t an.r and "PHAli>W AV’S REGULATING PILIA 1 ■'“> routed Sluarfa Cu.alr, Pa«"ayl»«"la. •'«! pulth.ni «af.-l? at Jtcti per Yard. towfwrv'gwlag^East. A. L. SKINNER. WJ3 & GROCERIES con tnirjr luv. *>, ««k .nd ll* sy that I think you may begin cither- , . Very Respectfully. Yours, cause a dnoe of pills gripe HARD-WARE! Tbe New York Tribune saya: in this paper ft*r tbe dfttrvction and ntttr c extermination of all kindt and tpeciet of Fennm. I3P“8old in-'IItrrrros, Roberts A Stukbr, and by “Al-] Private advioee from one of tbs most Mica., by tbe Drug­ AND though we have no news of importance from the Potomac by telegraph, it ran do indP ®» Pr’b*t mull no hnrju tn repeat lhe announcement made io a Washington paper on Satur­ day, and doubtless already in Richmond, that a portion of the army hod probably crossed the Rappahannock at Port THE great cause of HUMAN MISERY. CHANCERY ORDER. I TATI or MICHIGAN—fishth Judicial CirpJ off 'plndbjg^rTtbe Cirtult Court for the Coen- Oftiarry; h Chancery, at Hasting*, thia lltb y of November, A. D. one tbouaaod eight baud- Royal.” S150 BEST PIANOS. 1150 7 Octave Boeewood Fiano. ffiSSSSH®*51 *10 CASH, a <- 4 Teaaa• to **00. if granted. DRY GOODS! ALKCTFRE OX THE CAC8E AND tf YMthhl I Station of Strraoy • Allan, BoUriton Stacks of ■aaraoeahe canne bit bill to ba filed, and ‘’•“sraLsi.c.iuiA resident Defendant. Edwarf Landon. btfc. it.. tin. * Clothings wm-™- COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. OUR GOODS Unusually Low! Mt. 478 IMIBWAY, New York, Dec. 6. that von have been relieved of eomc diS- To To Destroy------- Rats, Roaches, Dtttroy------- Mice, Moles, and Anta. Dtitroy-------Bed-Bugs. D<ttroy------- Moths in Furs, Clothes, Ac., Ac. Dttlroy------- Muequitoes and Fleas. Dttlroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. Dtstroy------- Insects on Animals. Ac. Ufttroy------- Every form and species of Vermin. See “Coster’s’’ advertisements OBor»STEX» * Hili. terla, naani their new wAiwrooms, v<*o exctwwve- To To To To To To to look bowdti ' It is a fatal error to suppose that bp­ Oct. 22d, 1862. gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. are the purest and best purgative modl-‘ j back into Virginia,) was put in motion, From Europe, we have but little cine known to inodicel scivncc. ‘While j nnd after tramping nil day resulted about they purge from the system all diseased the same, proving conclusively, that Fen­ news, Mr. Seward Is said to have ad­ and corrupt humors, they impart nuurton’s Flying Infantry is not enough fur dressed an indignantcircular to England ishment, vitality, and quiet lhe suffering Stuart’s fleaty horses Widh Michigan concerning the fitting out of the Alabama and exhausted1 body. ' in a neutral port. The leading English Persons troubled with restlessness, would raise s!.v or aaveh more regiments bad dreams, ringing noises In the head, of Cavalry and send down here to relieve papers all hold that there is no ground .one pr twu of RAD W AY’S PLLLJ5 will for com pl si nt on the part of tbe Ameri­ us of Uns duly. daKra health, sod refreshing slaep. can government. * The distress in tbe Co. F, still maintains, with tbe help of THE ONLY PURGATIVE. cotton district is on the increase. . The Co. K, its organization. Stilt maintains RA DyV'AY’S PILLS are tbe only London Herold asserts that the relations its reputation for good behavior and rci. purgative that can be continued for a of Englund and France have an unsatis­ length of time in tbe treat tnent of Chroqb entific “cramping.” Still clusters around factory character in consequence of the Rlieuinalisai. Goul, Enlargement of 4be tbe camp fire when evening shades appear. refusal ,to ieterfare. -The English press Spleen, Engorgement and Torpidity oi regard McClelland removal as tbe irst tbe Liver, and diseases induced from tha inddeuts of tbe past, and tho prospects excessive use of Calomel, Msnoury, Q«nrcppjt of the Ute elections. France is of the future. Onr O. sod K. are united .Dine, Arc. । rumored tu have sent another note in The usft of tbe common drastic purga­ and commandsd by Lieut. Swinsiooc.— response to Enrl Russell. Seven steam-, tive pills in these disease*, should b« But I have occupied- more limo than I ers are said to be preparing in the Moravoided, espuoteily tlwwe that occasion designed to f« r the sun is sitting over the gey fo run the blockade. greaKpaio, griping, spasma, dsiism, sick 4YM* in Biich casM if tho stools are exHWinM. they will to found to to a II»bl IcaatrtH stylet tf Behteet, Wa have every kind of goods, such as Mew York, Dee. 8 That tbe and influence annultaneously. ’ the aibmZti, the U,*.!.. U» liver, and I ■’S' "» Goremineut, and rau.l be mm- Savtral eaaaa of PRINTS Tlte purest and best Purgative Medidne 4ryt» minoxtl frMi Three it Six fib1111^ per yard; A largo stock of - , perj>ctoa! "re*Ai t to the medicine. — i half starved rebels should seize upon a KEPT nWEPKTHTOM! TATE OF MICHIGAN. Babby Coctctt, as. At a session of the Probate Court, for tbe mass, has the appearance of a large city, ‘ terday, anuuuucs the sailing of a UniJ , ted State* fleet of several transports and Thereupon it i* ordered that Tutedsy, tho Ulh in population. Trade is very active and * two iron-clads, with sealed orders; desti­ day of Dooember. IMX at ten o'clock, ia the fcreitj We would admonish our lady read­ noon, be aaaigued forth* hearing of aald petition, very profitable, especially tu the sutlers nation unknown. and that the heir* at law of *aid deceaaed, and all er? that it is high time they had secured and Government officers, who seem to oih*r person* interealod in *aid eetate. are requlCairo, Dec. A .1 . nt IVlnM tha« in this excellent companion for lhe ensuing take great delight in fleecing lhe poor From tbe morning papers wo learn year. Terms—One copy one vest, $•'<. miserable volunteers, because they have that Gen. Hovey’s expedition, twenty Xwo copies one year, to. Three copies, the power. thuosand strung, which left Helena some *(>. Four copies. 47. Fire copies ona The rebels hold the town and refuse its days since, landed at Friar’s Point, twen­ year, and an extra copy to the persoq ty miles below- and marched to Grenada by earning a copy of I surrender, nnd so the quiet town we on* nnd look possession of that place lost published id tbe Hi sending the club, $10. tered and left, last August, stands now Munday. A number of citizens fled. n besieged city. Sixteen hours are given The proprietor of the JppeaZ removed for tbe removal of the women and child­ lhe establishment to Maristta, Ga., be­ day gntp currency to a report that Bumren. They have gun* placed to rake the fore the federal occupation. Tbe rebels aide had been remove^, and Hunker, : burned fifleeu locomotives and one hun­ streets, and batteries planted on all tbe dred cars. appointed in-hi* pine®. It proved to be I surrounding heights. . They have a breast PROBA TE0RDBR.—8TKTE OF MICHIGAN New York, Dec. 6. a dnhictcristic mor-back of that journal. work erected Lack uf the tomb of ‘ Alary The Herald has n Harper’s Ferry dis­ the mother of Washington.” We have tv or Barry, noiaen at in* rrouate com id me fjjy* The first installnicnt nf Banks’ patch stating that Geary, with 3,300 in­ rillar* of Halting., on Monday tba 17th day of a siege train consisting of mortars and fantry, twelve pieces ul artillery and L— I" .1-* a.—.— >Ln„.aHj knul. I'Xp-ditbin set sail no Tbctony. Tlw mdumbiads. Bui 1 have «o other idea fitly cavalry, marched upon Winchester General himself -left on Friday in tlm yet but what we will ba inn chad over ou' the 3d and demanded its surrender, North Star. Destination not definitely like cattle t«» tho slaughter, before they which was complied with, the people ex­ known. • hibiting many signs of joy nt his appear­ would harm their property a dollar’s ance. worth.. It is the desire uf the soldiers to granted la Lei Washington, Dec. 8. m WHICH 2000 yds. plain and fancy gilk, haa the following: scribe for it if ci rcu instances. will permit during aftcr-conslipaliun, Mid compc’.llng [ Lst two trains of provisions. BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE previously la­ The Washington Star of this evening There are three or four corp* here, aud to look uul upon the moving DC OUJ USE OF.TJAM; The Timtt' special says it is proper to state that Burnside never possessed the confidence of the Government more then tbe bending skies on the bloody trudegy ’ the District, of 949 votes. ®®ftt ©onnPMHmeis by tha railroad from Aqula Creek to t redericksburg will be provided with | desmaMharirtacfgjHfoaCJPnut adtetatanlor Cf said Mtatej to evocuto a eoaveyaoee of eoc­ rolling sUrck necessary to famish supplies, tala real Vk!*te, in purauauce of a certein con­ tract made bv tbe mW deceased and th* petitioner troops, Ac., to Burnside’s army. tbeir lonely habitations and pronounce a Bar­ ry county gave Fowler 1651 and Bracket 1034 volea. while standing by •WEBTfLL— PROBA TK ORD PR.-KTAn OF Ml ORIGAN, Covnty OF Bon, sa­ lt a session of the Probate Court for ths ombty of Barry. hoMeaat tbe Probate Ofore, in the village of Heating*, ea Tuerfev. the etgtneMth day of November to ths year sas thousand eight made its appearance amu?j them. Tbe Government is taking star* where­ indsnd, eould I kindness of D. Striker Esq.* we are per­ • A. L SKINNER £tgil Uotiies. toy; and this we go Into, the B?H dead rebel I <wi, find. him over; all tha, cash STORE! GRANTA SPAULDING IN BATTLE CREEI ’ h is wd oer puntoow, in being carried to a ptwluon where they were to be used, passed nearly the whole distance along U» bearle of hopeful friend*,। will promlew, that the next enpegement Will gel aalride of Lira, and lire, and if be Mr. Rev. was lhe officiating clergy- A. II. Gaston mnn. ,t My any back ratlooe there Errata.—In pur notice, last wqek, of were in error M.alnting ,lhqi Rev. En­ never IrouUe lhe Bebel Gov.nua.at for .t'Wy&S AA ic Hall, on Wsdsesdsy ereelnf* o*«rW_ .11 moon. ul for* eretj I. 0*11 AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ?! “LOW PRICES*' or a bullet thwt 1 MW. perleeU, MMeSU witb what I Granger preached on tbe occasion. n».i»W. taw..rt«rt Uy Uiuw, rfUi&wXtaoS. b«», <H> o/ Uieni; A- na,,, •nd forne. .TOMWn 3BI IdsrfhVknow ah I can tall you, -so TSAIX* RASTWABS. ,v Exnreas, ...........1:»P.M ol u> ImronlUi, isnaal Tt» »rmy U wen rapplM sssrare MORTGAGE SALE. �llti IttBS. mJ ’ ................. ' ’ ■ *■*"*•-. . ,.. jgfl im, .» . j* Iradwat'8 ■; r >* taharrlfy Iftiy d<*tvttCrJtatwarn lM* ship KBsavaTtae RESOLVENT !uk>« ..... .. r. CBisr, «CAB*jvr»e—* AMW1HMN uraiarr*M)B JJBSbmi, If airiww WA rK BENoV A TING RMTOLVKXT-^wiU rare and thr Moa>t*whH«w»cb she ts ••no.— wor.ica.ea orKkm Dterras,Htcowdsty torab- ' -psiMtffl- GatabW-MU^VUMnY 1LAM. < Ttee Montek. Bssenc.and Ifakant, all! gju, FeTW Surra. Virata> Broriratw 3: •*,«. » WIU. WinMTAMJ WATBB. ***** frog motet and healthy, nd has aa len{ ■ IT’WILL MENU WWD. BK. TJ.Cf&KCK'S ■ft^LOOW VVaAWfR Sava your brokan FwraiUira. n WIMxMEHDLBAtHKR- ■ a cushion, and saves tbe foot from dam- oers Date Dren meeivra oy Um eontrnci- '!<> THE I’l'BLIc: 11 WllJ. MEN I’ GLASS. wilt weigh I.B00 !• his dry and iiony, nnd when it cornea lu contact with a stone or «4her hard sub . •taiK-c. the horoe eriopWknd auliaeqtientIjt breomra lame. When thr boot gruwai. Thr U*i9k ms m*‘ - Of the nine-ficMti'ht-MlMrwa there w ill , then i>e but th.* Weh/twken, which will Ih*1 Salt Rbeum, S-res of ril kiuds.Humara, Pn«iriea MT stands , knife. To^Ui yjuaMtg thi-heel »■ that tbe foot must in.me t<» tbe ground in an unnatural manner, tbe *h--es should he idf tKo aanie thiekasw at the !*>•'as at -Ihiheel. When the fiot.igproprriy pared, the shoe should be made to fit it •<> perfectly that the outside cru»t of the h<ud will not bnve t’brrilite. The •hoe not tw opened at tbe heel wider ffisn the lioof, »» this, fan* a tendency t«» crowd in and 'eotrtrttc' lhe foot at thia Eoint; hut if the outside of tbe *b<H* ia mught in, eyrti with (he outride of.lbc •"■■f ‘‘ 6” '*“ «5>»wit« «SseL .TU tl look nice.,without cter tbjnliyi#, that they nre d«ing It an injilry that is beyond Sheep can stand r»4d weather without 8ndd«*n change* nnd in the South*r»t ns Bt tbe North. Dir tbotoMghli soaked to (hr .akin, lu thia coiuhtin ft odd raw alnd arid a damp soil enn not help but carry i ff niticb •>( thaWtff UilehW ikM) Io tbe wvll tiring of the riMtrOi T(ir tuylural heat «»f tbe body f.F sheep (103 = Jia iiiueh high er than'hat of horses and cattle. Thin find (or hunting i»l furl) in Oto lung*. •>( ttiir nrtinihl. To p'recent I hi* hra'f AUSTIN BUU. OcTvrnor. ' HKNBT’T. HACKU«i.Pierident<tf IbcSet nr-./lf.,' Lfoutsnaal Governor. 600.000 !WU'.fflVw'AP’TS LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY CO IAJRED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. ._________ i2V>: .177,............... nn V ■COUNTY -------... . and —.^UOAD MAP of tbe United Slate* and Janada* oom bi tied giving • IT WILL MENU MIHBI.E. 1 IT WILL MEM « . DAMIANO'S Mine way. LIKE and afmigth. ia ah eases ask 'for RADWA Y’H RENOVATING RKSOLYENT. Pries per bottl. One Dollar. Ferwm* calling at Dr. Radwar'a hundred dollars capital. Jb PrartUU. J. T. IXOrOo. IM Bnmdday. Nir Tork. | liim. <«r loRg krrping for spring or uinn mer matkri; it niay.be pacbd iu’lairrtls « rsama-Mv ■ U.MK*-' *> ... . CevU^VeAXjM. cHiu»aS*. RADWAm READY RESOLVENT gives in which have besn-abowared upon him from M , (hie Bill'll* of upon the puritr R the Mood AMEBll IK CEMEKT CUE. VxkM\wa\eA Priin- 25 Ct*uht per B>>itlr. Prin- 25 Cents per Bulllr. Pint* 25 G*nls jwr Bottle. Price 25 Gnl.» pct Botllr. Tumors, FAMILY MEDICIKE, TERMS < ASH. LIFE BITTERS I JOUNS & CHOMLEY, (Sole Manufacturer*.> 7H WILLIAM 8IREET. blim^ protending and bleeding plica, and general IfAeumwtiam, Utah HtsjljJlh*. fit. jfirtfhorn 's rue. Eruptions, w. , . I I I ROBE I * <E.U.ERS i tnce of two yearn. PM AHOTHEfi. writes, his son waa cured NEW YOKE of IJbeitv Street. . ^rpXUto, Fite, thrqfuloua Conjsjjp.ption, ir Rate br all Dm*r*te, and Xtorqaeepei. generally ibniugboui the country. k. <o (.kr. IL.» pill., .ud mwb Bjr^fula, Skin Q)istaJi»», BaU Jfhaum, Q^fapapaia, Prier 25 C-rnla p<*r B-rtt'e. Pern ore* (Mr morbid sod biHau* deposit* from tbe slomaei. sod tx.wd*. regulates tbe liver snd kidaeys, rruirVing every ubslruction, restores a natural and healthy action ia Ibe vital organ*.— It is a superior DARLING’S VA\» "?>\oc'\ Vun^tY PA RUNG'S M—M XYve ComoaXt^. NTTERK LIVER REGULATOR , If troubled with “ everv other place tn n.aryland, Virginia "frothing, or anv other cau*e. d Peaaylvauia. or money refunded. eongh, RwtleM'neaa at Nteht. half a l«wp««ful vtiivrva I <tf the RESOLVENT will injure a eure. Price Tnnnnn .untvd*. o Pn «.b .-.v-r/.rv <>m' Dottar a bottte or »ix bottlra for Five Dollar* T0PUHnrrxDfi\ t“A’ |Un ' ,Tu‘eH*» Hatdea Lane. NejrYork. Bold OHIO INDIANA, and ILLINOIS, b? Droggiate in every town in the United Mate, >e only authority for Geo. Buell and tho War Bnd Lsuadw. KAl’2J A' * °®artmeut. Money refunded to any one fin-ling Maiden Lam rrur in it. Priced ceut*. ' j --------------------------------- fWE READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: TTOBKET lied with bleed- LMIYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS­ SIPPI RIVER—Fmm Actual Surrey a br (’apt*. Barr and Wm. Bowen, Mlaaiarippi River Pitt*, of St. Ixmia. Ma., lb'j.i avert ni.n*. nlantaiinii .n/t Mis»:i*ippi River, with price per hundred eupieu. Rear Admiral Cha>lca IL Davis, e<-mtnandii>g the aa many uirr required lor one o that auusdron. GIDEON WELLES. All OTHER wai cured of Fever Sore Which had existed fourteen years ASOTHZR of Rhewaraiiea of eight ysara Cues innumerable of Dyspepsia and I arse Complaint could be menuonsa in which the Purifier and Pills l«*i|»Uutl t» ILiilroud O-mpank-a. RADWAY'S Pl LIB LIVER DARLING'S REGULATOR Tu all trAo/w th it mtttf concern and it co* eernu ert.yb<>dy. than Seuuu, ur Rhubarb, or Tauianuda, or Caator OIL AS ALTERATIVES JOHNS A- ('•ROSLEY'S Boh. John Croce write*, ‘Bio- klyn Merrb 14 !■*». lu tbe *piiug «f IMu I took a revere cold wbeb induced a rnaeui fever I took lw»« doee* ~Wov\k Wke a CVbwrvfe. 'BYooaA VAX.* CEMENT ROOFING, Ll VUR RRb'ULA TOR i are tfio most active nnd thorough pills that havo over been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, excib IT IS FIKE AK1> WATER PROOF P."2ST -“T csTics o TTOR5EY aatacut aoora wrruoiT luorao R. R. R. *&Voo& awl TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK ! . roilKJSIE WHD Wk TRIKK> 1 . .ti >h. -a.—— __ LIFE BITTERS. an i otoers, and han provrd'l- be ll and MOST DUR IBLK RGOFING RADWAY’S READY RELIEF . ------------- t<> those who Mr^C.Tebow, l| Cbriatophar Street. N. Y., Writes: “rrb.it, HWO.-T hava breto subject to attsck* of Antluaa ll.r last twenty yeara. I bare *B •®“*® ■*•<> 1"U*n>tna>sry t t.ou nmdnredbr lb*-Drastic Purtuth• . la required ■ writ, bilious Mn.rmu In Yellow. Typhoid, ami Hilinua For*. M Rry•K>0,u ! aipela*3maH Pox. purgation ia highly OMcutisf* RE but to admiaialnr ad*Mo.uf Drastic KtUa. tba irri-1 Iv—a tai ion they would nroducr and the rriaxatiun and ' I cure depletion that would loRow. would be likely to a. _ _.ilJ —.LI..— ' Physicia way. nr N.. Hml tar^t.lnA I......... .. ■M’ltelln usicu grawra G00&. Hke&vevtvew, twji,k Darling's Life Bitten, lULATING FILLS are far more HYSICIA «torr.ft Colia (Pimm, Cholnra JfarlM, Indigntion, Pain, in, th* gowl*, &izxinn*r tic. ^L'l^SK‘k'".15JKrdk’ULTT' ,HM>: 'V,.™— '“I‘r1 • P K,«’PS: Duling". Liver Bogutaor. ’’s.’S’Zl BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP............................ SPASMS........................ DEEP SEATED PAINS VvXX, 1/ABUS1TS LIVER REG CLA TOR. land end purging f drocwil* and imps >y differ from all tenabled with knlM-nallr .nd n.iv.n— RHEUMATISM SURE THROAT TVOTH-ACHE............... NEURALGIA tparoxvsi CRAMPS AH fruit riurald ba cwrriuB v gathered HEADACHE by hand. Shaking and pounding the COLIC...................... v*., DIARRHOEA ?.trre ia n<>t only an injury .tn tbe fruit. LUMBAGO, [paiui of]. braMng while in transitu. S h Winter1 frttit may b® hept 'In •«*»! flqLrot.m, in shallow heaps, for a week .or two. to throw off tbr sweat or sarploa■muiWtter, after whirh it should be awenrt ed und pai-Ked in clean, dry ' barrels, if f.m ahipping thebarrvis well fiilrd, snd Mn* brads-tightly prewted up*n the fr^H F—F T&wiu) TWiuvniv — -'Arie.I oKW. YtCtvY* late and invigorate tbe livrr and kidneys'; Tty Sve,tousle Ibe digestive argans; they regulate e aeoreh. nt. exerrllout and exhalation*, equal i*e tbs circulation, vri purify to* Mood. Tlin«. el/te*ZZfo«« nmtate.Mte—some o? which are Torpid Lirer, Sick ifesdaebe. Dy.pepda. Pile*. CbHIs But ih wet uenthrr there is kiillfind il equally important p-pn.yide ahe|.ler in-tbe warm, butwe.’ and chai.g*. able climate of the tu-uthwrstern ofuty — California Farmer. - 4|1 M**** LIVER REGllATOR UfE BITTERS, Alt^rp. and I»y holding tlirm u eb«trl front tbeir Lodics they were frozen in atjfl and st-fly-lrntTy thick and intprryi«qui In defrlid Jl-etn fibm the cold. The •dlglit c«-at t»f fioftn ui-id acta tri the CwvaVMM. Vrowruu, bmlbUr 'B.aJfid, So.\x TBREK BOTTLBM. Will cure Ferar Sore-. Ulcer*, ftawl* the Nrae ur Mouth. King* Ev.l, Node*. Di-cbsrrre from toe Uleru*. etilororis, Prttmtey HyprilK*. Utaudiilsr Hwi lliug*. Ulceni. uf the Wumb, HicketateCitaring of the Itoae*. Fttx, 'Dropefcat Effn•■on*, and Du< mu Induced by Exposure. Aa vfTvt tnal, buwevrr. the runt ina»t,l>e kyp' dry. In aculd dry climate, if ”tbe wind jieta a little wet on tbe outride it in mu.n h<am. nnd thia nd* as a owl >d mail, with n good warm lining of dry wtud *.n th<- ki*idr,so lluti the heat front the warm body' within dor* not fly off It t» said thnl thr Sco|<-li Higblandciw in «dden times when rxpmcd during frosty nights, wet Ibeir plaids before lying down l’<Ha ELAIN'. tote - Will cure Serefala. Svphili*. White rhrMUng. ore IJega. Syphihtic Rneuntaiiom, Gutrt. chronic Printed inslructlraa bow to ■ MEND CHINA. JAMES TUKI JOHN M. GM CORTLAND HAMUKI. -------------------- . ■ Will core Salt Rheum, Scald head, ."fore Eye*. Uk'UUS HEWITT. Dcpsty, ds I tucl rvri vlh.ng hut Mclsl*. | ' J.' Strumous Vi*cl>*rgv» from the,Bat*. Swelling to CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. JOHN KOMRIWG^, AtflStaat Geserri j A^arti&teli AMERICAE CJUiEET |be Groin. Falling uf the Wutub, Dyspeptea. Neu­ J. H. FUUNTADi . Quarter Heater 0-eraL ? ( " oitE oiU w*.re U i. ralgia. TWO HOTTLFW. 1 * The War Department naea our Map ol Virginia | Maryland and Pennaylvauia. ecal »l«<J.o«*0. on which la marked Annetam Creek. Sbarp.burg, tnjtirv ifitisdry. »TATK OFFBCULB. No matter if thatbnAen Pitcher did i»<R coat but I aahiHIng, a akiRtng aaved it a shilling earned. | II H iLL MEND \I.\BAS'I «*IL I That ooailr AlsbaaterYeae la broken and yea can't match it. mend it. nnd it will oerer show when n«»ot should never be rasped or filed above the clincbcw, n<»r tbe natural enatn —;.t <• to*, ranch mihn pr»ceif» wf »n<ptag. Jling aikT sand papering the hoof to make IT Will, y ,;x --L-* •- J!,WWrr/f , ■BTuOO-s> Vvixa -*•**•** • trr ship to tho istr hnnchwi, i» rapidi»| cwk ua dw AY appr-utohing romplrtH«, and will br (LAR DIR1OYKRKD A C1XANSING SYRUP, rtradv to be floated .«t in a frw da.a.- galled Rsnw^r^ ^ayayo Rtaouv.*v-d>M Bt^^TerffpolnY, t»i artaL • pieces oftoat axpcnalr. edt OTara be IT WM.L MKNH-WWRY. -JOHN CAflWW, rftw»i»tec. -J'KTEB Y. l»A»IKL,e< Tfc yolT It cati Itr applied by any one, ta^d by Hasv. < ouim Brow. Firiiamriiurgh. CT. writes: -A-guMt. 1MC.- han ever doubted yoet will P atwry auenlto r«gr» a clwaiag M N "ftouXA. wo vevove.. aTTOMN A *nd So GUTTA rtRGUA CEMENT. 1 heal, Mx.lbe and etreortben. llke Rad* ey*> Rrgu - . no think We say that Ranwav'e Rannr Rawer ta the oat rierant and erlte wmdia.aeknown to ibe ■rid. Thia ia not boaalTug; trv it, if vou feel skeptical, and ,£.*: ;*'S VU•“ j » pnqtnt »e like RAD WAY'S ftMA that win J*nt» wrftorai deptehugor int eHering with the funettonoor other eeerrfpwa. Notune In a bond" ’ ' »f eaaee -WouM prove i adopted tntbeir treat- K and Ftr rmcrrlir •■i’lrnlrlu Mtui Rnb .rail Uais. FOR SALE BY a direct irfll •doth, in an »>ni hniWhg; frat whrn lh¥re i« danger of freezing they ahi midJm* Mvrad in a cim.1 dry aellar. , Qg, inatrad toe English Isngu.ge exn The French cailll .*«^luy internal administration. ■M BM W Immediately in a dry aty edbuv kid UjMiii Uto^-nt nr fnipt In latere two t<> frnrr flwp; the «H»dv 1m bring m tienr, t>ne 'above the olbrr. Tine latterarrangrraml afford* a t»w<d <ipp»rttifthy ff»r rxanrlnitiR tba Iruil during tha wmirr, aad *4 4W wwlng decaying eprcimrne. WhA pliced «dt abUvas «• wimve, the cellar *160 BEST PIANOS. *150 i its action. QROVfcrrREN a HALE, hating removed to their are warernotua, rblch to; M». 178 BKOMDITAl, DA NX 8. DARLING, lOSNaaMiiSt .NrW York. >n . " £ AVOID fcAUNE PURGATIVES. THOSE WHO THINK. bowels. Tbiaia erruaeons. ' They ~££d ta .b- PHOTOGRAPHIC taiulng an evsraaitou at the watery part* only. leaving toe oomiutltamaro, sad Uadis all; but' w™,U5kiO.jI< , - v»bW .,.b b.r. . *VS4 ' "S '" Mirr.. A.nbn.j . SWtS.-EV* Til —'"«•"<*« r.«i« • ~».a~ new acaie rail 7 Octave Row wood Piano, euatafalti; aDlmproiromente knjuen l> thia enun GALLERY •10 CASH. ---,1 Tignrfir AmbrvNHl.vr.piI5 I all warranted <17 toWOO, the bwd m _ Mtrl AmhrinypMj Qaatantotil JLmlirntyp«-; Intp-rial Am ®i* GRoVEMIEEN & HALE. Wool Wool!! HIE. PUCS TO GET WOOL CARDED, * W.fas* 4uvn •• ,1 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-12-17.pdf d77f58822d96aef12b77919036f449d6 PDF Text Text VOL. 7. <Qt HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1862 ©rijiaal $wirj. IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, EK. V* fa •• A>ww JWraf erar fa* Partfei. ' Offic* *nd mall aabaeribm, tl per aauum, If prifl in ufnm; olberwia* So cent* * ill be added. ADvxantxxa.'' X .nf ’EilH*** 0*08, MYDRAAM. GREAT VK»!! ■A'JW Di* (quire, of ten line*, or Ims, Bcsahu -far th* fl rat, and 15 cante for eaah aubaeqoeat iniarUaa. A liberal diMoant u> y«*riy ad'ennera. Job aad Card PtlaUag. plying through tbe tarbid waters of the great River on the dwn passage, since I came on board, Il wm early in the morning when-we stopped at Natchez, three, and four at a time, during tbe hour of our stop. Once more we were off with the current, and shortly after the Over High Prices, at the breakfast bell rang. The day passed away peetty much as days generally do on board the Miasteslppi steamers, and when evening came the cabins were full of fun and sentiment. Towards nine -fjMOdrwiy attention was called to a table at which four men were playing twenty-deck poker. The prin­ cipal playei* was a young man not over twenty eight, who handled the cards with a professional air.snd whoee face betrayed the libertine and sensualist. He waa* in HASTINGS fastings' Bnsintss girttiorj. DRUG STORE!!! Q Th ~4 Roberts <SL Striker, GRANT A SPAULDING, EALERS »n all kind, of dry. goods^raewles. eroeksry.Ae. State st., at tbe poit office. D —UAYX— JU NT RECEIVED MASON ALLEN, new and most cnmpleic assortment of SILER IN GROCERIES, provisions. DRLGS AID MEDIC IN ER, There ntMiip of humaa life, Bal all waa drrar and (till; At length I mw • vaatad fam Slow creeping np the hill. That tottering frara. wli«i to fan One time a noble form, D. C. HAWLEY, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Ttoe weight of maar a atom. And through the cloud of dark despair That manUod o’er Ma toee, I eould the deepi/ imprvteed linen Vf mad ambiuun trace. ROBERTS fa STRIKER, gr FOR MECHANICAL and medicinal z rLBFQ»iE8,ONp\<: OEtl.KRS in drug*. Utediciues, privet medi­ cine*. prints, oil*, lurpvetta*. burning fluid. Whose blighted trunk was (track down by Tbe lightning's shivering strake. ceric,, . Uelbrook’a New Block, Hading*. Mich Atop a fall, stock rf . Be He gated around, and as be gaud GROCERIES! ALLEN. TTORNEVR AT LAW and Solicitors in Chou­ .. . - •___ ..____________ r-Aavo V— Al o’er hi* feature, came. Ko Msrius might bare looked 'Mid Cartbaga'a raiaa aai । n«i oustnea*. . . ... . Office m the Court ilonse. IIsitings. Mich. J*sb> A. 8-bxxbv. F«*a« Au-« rthing in the Grocery line, such as DANIEL. COOK, ffiwiEK'J ’j>xbjtjhekbi TUSTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and el Tex Ag-nt, will attend to the collection of debts and all other bnstnees jtertaiuing to bis eflice. Aid CoklRK Extracts, I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY and Counselor al Imw. Solicitor in Chaucrrv. General Land and Tax Agent.— Office, second story of Rower s block. A PENCIL*. INKS. PAPER, EN' TKLoPEd, CARDS, Ae., le. ' J. M. RUSSELL. HYSICIAN am! Sorgvea.’ Office »t«ro. State (tract. ____ P ■ObT POPULAR patent medicines JOHN5ROBERTS, HYSICIAN and Sunfran. DwsUiogon Broad wly, near the (faun House. JI. P. CHERRY, OTARY PUBLIC and C*nver.»«r.Willla ten.) to *H burisra. entrusted to ‘"“’’Jt prampta*** and fldriitv. Rrridenra. Jobflriowa. Uarrv rountv, Mleh. Bianki kept always «» bawd- N ^ICUX.SCBCCTS^ *<sck~r. or. J • , —— - - ----- ■•p-FTRA'P.. 1F©IB ©ASH Maintain the deadly strife I What crimson »ras of kindred blood ! I lading*. Michigan Of A. M. rod 3 to 3 P. H. J. M. NEVINS, otary Public, »n<« Tax agent. I’“rtlc“l*r oke purohMlag medicine* of us ran rriy open aUeuliou paid to making oat !£<*•’ ***"' their bring . rjrt and Con tract •. Grrat rare taken tn fstrecloslnx Morta*<®v b? *dr«rto*ment. ROBERTS A STRIKER. N Of Law and Jartiee, which, fall noon High ’ll. WRIGHT, Karroo , noMn ..a c“'JS3^!-L"Rr?J,2'Aw; r4rtX%^^’S^SiS2'ROBERTS A STRIKER. Barry County, Michigan. , The mountain did enfold. KBArrEN * BCBB0WS. itanrana'a Old Losses Does Gix, far medwinAmX <88 pwiiplMM UuiM». -t >«“» *"a »“rt,ek SU”“' “1“*' A Aery galfawe sprang; Lika Darin’, straggling, hung. Qoxljrar'. Patent Braas^ Fwmsgyjte.br lurnett’a Cocoacine, a very (uperior Yu'’* Shaking Ike mountain to Ito base: tjriteatioato procuring Pea*>oM far *» I*r .Jk. dlrabled in eerrice* back pV SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSION, d»C. Office in the Court HnusS- COMPLETE PORMS AND DIRECTIONS ros *rrtir*-no»<» vox ARREARS of FAY, BOUNTY A PENSIONS. DANIEL STRIKE®, lected. B. H. COOK, . -b<" w«" “• “» “X «. b. •far record. ' , Circuit Cearta—- IMS, 1M». ins M»k*o»d »•* WRIGHT -.J A -/_* Middlerille, Aug. B7TWE- nWEEZEY, Cmru.rm.8wW. them. . . , “Ante up ten." The hunter put up a ten dollar* bill, and the routh did the Mme, tbe - cards were dealt and the belling commenced. The hitter gated shandy Into his antagnn1*t4 face as the beta were made, but he read nothing there. He acumed di* appointed at this, and “called” the him ter’s hand at the fourth bet, and won five The hunter took the bill, and for a sin­ gle instant I could detect a strange sparkle in his eye, and a quivering of the neither lip ; but it was gone in a moment. “Make out your bill of sale for your gal," he Mid, •‘and put It up with your tbouaand doHara, and I’ll put up nine hundred more. That’s a fair thing—I can’t afford to lose it." A blank was produced and the bill filled out and duly signed, and at the hunter’s suggestion was witnessed. The young man then placed it with his money and pushed the whole towards the centre of the table. “There's ynur twenty-nine hundred now face of the speaker, and on the next mo­ ment both of her hands were pressed up­ on her pale hrow. “ Fours A" ahe faintly gasped. “Yea. you’re mine and there ain't a power this side of heaven that can tear you from mo. Keep still now and don’t say a word. Go back now, and I’ll keep ynur key, I guess, myself.” As he sp»ke he pushed the girl into the room again, and re-locked the door. hundred dollars. Tbe hunter smiled, and the ynoth bej again. This time the betting commenced saw a big tear in his eye. in earnest by the dealer but the other Half an hour after the young gambler was not moved by IL The young man waa at the table again, with a new party put up a thonsand dollar note hut its ap of players, and before I turned in he had pearance seemed to have no effect on his won ten thousand dollars. antagonist. Those ripen feature* did not On the following morning tbe young change in expression, nor did the keen man was after the hunter tbe first thing; grev eye grow more bright or dim. Ho and when he found him he proposed to covered the note and called—be had won. buy the girl back, bat the present owner After this the game ran evenly for refused. some time. I watched the young man— *TH give you two thousand dollars for I call Mm the young man because he was her." surely younger than the hunter, though | “No. sir.” not much, for that Individual *“ still In “Twenty five hundred." the prints of manhood—and I aa» him “Mark!” thundered the hunter, with severs! times make the attempt to per­ form several nf Ms tridts, but those grey eye* were fixed too keenly upon him.— could be seen upon his face. I was puzzled ; fur it really s^tmed to me that he would rather lose than to win. , But my thoughts wkfle soon called from tbd players to the play^ 1 snw the a look of fire, “all the money that ever floated, over this river would not buy that gal." The blackleg cursed and swore, but it availed him nothing. An hour after­ wards the boat wa* along side the pier at St Francisville, and I took my baggage and went ashore, for here I was to remain on business a few day*. I went up to luggage I went into one of tbe parlors and sal down. No one waa there, and for awhile I busied myself in examining the pictures about the room. 1 waa look­ Major Logan, a connection ’of the kinga and a jack* .Hfl- hsd meant to ing at nne which hong in a small recess have four kings and an ace, but a double where the chimney stood, when hearing Lands of Logan, a merry wag. whom many reentfect In Ayrshire as a first rate cut by his opponent- had hurt him. 1 some one enter 1 turned and saw the performer on thp violin, and^ geest social Knew that trick, and ! mw wbat the gam­ stout htmter and quadroon, but they did Norite, a** ifr'Whrifn? Ana'll “senli- bler did not sec. He was sure that one not see me. “Now, Lanthle," spoke the man in a mental sister Saair." mention is made in more than one of Bnrns’ poems, was also and that hie opponent held the other a man of great natural humor. A gen* three, with a pair of obmm , whMe 1 nn more, for you are mine now.” As he thus spoke, the beautiful maiden tieman, whose reputation far hnspitalitv fell nn hie bosom nr.d vepl aloud, while was nnt high after lasting of tome port he with marmu re of thankfulness and joy wine ofgrtM ORe and excellence, was pro­ wound his “0. nrms around her and fited on with eomedifltenlty to produce of l he plavrra promptly-* “I sea that and go a tbnmand better,” strained her to his breast. . “Pardon me," said I, stepping forward, . The blackleg looked al bitt “fUle” wayy “but I am not to blame far this." itfa a pBr ft Hno linleforttaage.' “Fwrwhat!” uttered tbe hunter, while anxiously; Ha «Mnted it and farad the girl started back libs a frightened ’"“In m> time, mias,” eapi a stem aunt, lamb. ■‘rtr. biro lor.W *1 ««n»n’. fw« “But you’re a man, sir.” <h*r Mi*rar,Dee. 1, I ML ••S. C. PBINDLS, her this morning.” '•This morning !" repeated the hunter with a start. “Yea, just above here in Natebez; here is tbe bill of sale: “One girl, Lanthle; nineteen hundred dollars.” 'You dealt youraelf,” remarked the aotne physical respects, handsome ; but hunter, nt he sprinkled bis cards upon tberecklees viUian was v> pis'mly stamped the table and showed four aces. “I think upon hi* countenance that no gentleman the gal is mine." could look upon him with but pity and “Broke—dead I” said the gambler. disgust. He was a alight built man, and “All gonel” dressed gaudily. 1 had not stood by tbe “Every pick " table ten minute* before the other three ‘•Then take one thousand dollars back players arose and tbe youth was left again.” alone. “Give me hack tbe gal.” “Wbn'II take a hand 1” he asked cast­ “No sir!” thundered tbe stout man.— ing his eyes around the erOwd. “Come, As he spoke be drew the bill of sale to­ gentleman ; I have a few thousand to wards him. and clutched it nervously, and lose. VVhuwantejtl” then pushed tbe tboussud dollars to his “Look here, stranger. I’ve g«>t a little antagonist money that's no use to me. What say “Now show me the gal.” The ynung man led the way towards The near speaker formed a striking the forward part of the deck, and haring contrast to the player rlready at the ta unlocked tbe do.»r of a low, narrow state ble. He was a powerful built man, dark room, he called for the inmate to come and gloomy in expression, and standing out I had fallowed them up, and watch­ over sis fuel high. Hi* darkness was ed with more than ordinary interest to vee the finale of this curious transaction. eime n-ccnt cause, f<»r it was plain to be A large lamp hung directly opposite to seen that bin bold features h.td not yet the door of the dining room; and when become use to it. His hair hung in light tbe girl came out I saw her face plainly. colored ringlets about bis neck, and his I waa startled ; for I think I never saw a dark grey eyes were full of strange fire. more beautiful woman. She wasaquadHis dress was mostly composed of pan ron. and not over twenty years of age, thor skins and his cap waa of the same, of medium else, with dark, waving hair, with a tail lutnging behind. When he and a face as fair ar a human face could Mt down at the table, J saw he did it with be. a recklessness that was not natural to “Well Lanthle,” said the young game­ him ; and from that moment I became ster, “you are gone. I've void you." deeply interested in him, (or I felt that The girl started and looked. There at heart he waa a noble and generous waa a frightened expression upon her face, man.’ and as she saw bow many men were lake ynur gam<L”. said the young gazing upon her, the rich blood mounted “Make ____ the cards adroitly. man,_ shuffling shufi to her face, which had before been pale Go ahead," responded the other. "A as death man don’t Iront wild varmints f>r a life “You are my girl now,” said the huntime to lie afraid of a quarter of a deck nf cards. Go. ahead, .And let na have She started again and looked into the At length the huHter began-to win rap idly ;'but note single ray of satisfaction J-c- *“«' «n. N. UH ELDON, BOUNTY TREASURER. Wi" p*J IUccra*fal. “That’s poor properly for me, strati AN INCIDENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI.1 All AU kiaia •/ <M, /k'MU, Cttn/upweoW taacf Prlatiaf txfcutfj •* (fari toiler, anJ at rtuotMf tort". R L A N KB-f all draerifllvn» eottianllg oa Jtearf. IWEEKET Uisttllann. p.rui.ljju ki. AY IIASTIHM, YABkY OOUXTY, ZCICgjQAM P NO. 33 g-istinjj tjmrr, young vnan shnffle'the ckrda, and 1 knew he bad “stocked” them. I slipped aronnd behind him and mw that ha had four I had business in Natchez. I went to break horses for John Gratnpsbell. He owned this gal; I stayed there over a year. Perhaps you wonder that I loved her. By my soul I did love that girl ; I asked her if ever I would raise money enough to buy her if she would be my wife. Didn’t she say ye« quick, though. Then I went to Mr. Grampebell, and asked him if bo would sell her. Ho said no ; he’d as quick sell one of bis children. But when I told him I wanted her for a lawful wedded wile, and that sbe already loved me, he aaid that 1 might have her, and that be would keep her for me till I could raise the money. So I told Lanthle all. and started for the wood* once more. A month ago 1 had two thousand dollars over and above all I should need for expenses, and I started. Mr. Grampsbell was dead, and all of hit folks sold off. 1 tracked Lan­ thle to a trader, and got there an boor after she had been sold. When be told me who bad got her I made up rov mind she was lost 1 went aboard the first dawn boat, determined to th rod1 my money away and then go back to the woods; for I didn’t want to keep a pen­ ny that I’d meant for that work. You know the rosL When I saw the bill of sale I knew who had fallen in my way.— She ain’t hurt, sir—not a bit. She’s as pure and good as ever, and 1 reckon you’ll hunt some time before you’ll find a bet­ ter wife.” I agreed with him fully. Shortly after­ wards tbe hunter pot confidence enough in me to leave hie prize in my keeping while he went to get a license. 1 found her a sensible. Intelligent girl; and she made no effort to conceal her love for tbe nqble. hunter, nor her joy in view of the events which had so strangely trans­ pired. By end by the stout man re­ turned, and with him came tbe justice. I saw the happy pair married, and before night they took an upward bound boat Up in Warren county, Illinois, upon the first bend the Henderson river, lives one of the most flourishing farmemof the west. His name is I-eri Dolworth.— People who aceep: his generous hospi­ tality are struck with the strange beauty of his children ; and their stay need not be long to assure them that the wife and mother is not only one ot tbe moat beau­ tiful but the best matron in tbe great west. He and his wife are the ones of rhotn J have just told you. General Halleck begins his report with his visit of inspection and conic I is lion to the Army of the Potomac, at Harrison's Landing,*on July 25th and 27lh. His object was, if possible, to cause an ad­ venes on Richmond from the James riv. er; or if thia was nut possible, to unite the armies of McClellan and Pope fur combined operations on some other line. He relates that General McClellan at first required 50,000 additional men to attempt tbe assault of Richmond. Ila was informed that only 20,000 could be spared ; offered to make the attempt with this increase; but, when (jgneral Halleck left him, once more chenged bis mind, and telegraphed that be would require 35,000—a uuml»er whith he already knew it was impossible to send. Aa General McClellan thus gave up, iu effect, the attempted assault on Rich­ mond from tbe J nines, ho was ordered, <>u July 30, to prepare far a removal of his army to’ Aquia Creek. General Burnside, ordered to the same point with his army on the 1st of August, reached it on tbe 3d. General McClellan, order­ ed on tbe 3d to withdraw his whole ar­ my, sent a protest, on the 5th, dated at noun on the 4ttu To this it seems Gen. Halleck replied, with what will appear to many singular mildneaa, next day, the sixth; and not till eight days after that, er eleven days after he had received the order for moving hie^rmy, did General McClellan begin to obey. Meantime the rebels ware preaaing Pope. On the Olh—six days after Mc­ Clellan had been ordered to move—the battle of Cedar Mountain was fought— ring towards Pope, who was ordered to fall. back.— Though the army of the Potomac was ao long delayed, yet General Halleck re­ ports that on the 27th of August there was “Lvery prospect that Jackson would be destroyed before reinforcements eould come to his relict” McClellan's army had then arrived at Alexandria, Hooker and Kearney were already with Pope, Heintxleman also came into action the next morning; but Fitx John Porter, “ordered to be at Hrtstow’s Station on the morning ul the 28th,” “for some *■ explained reason did not comply with thia order, and his corps waa not in tbe battle* ut the 28U> and 29th," the decisive bottlw of that campaign. General Halleck cum plains that some ol the Putotnacarmy behaved very bad- brought hie army within maod ol MoCieilan. He was at his owq request reliavwd. Thus ended this aflovameut, of which Geaa/ai Halteck makes Ma wr xnufactuber ■ a r Wnst^fGoodjear • �lion; un the 12th part uf it readied Fredcrick ; i m the 14th ibe buttle .of £oci£ Mountain was haigln ; on the tbft of Antietam. On tbe 18’.h and »h Lee withdrew across the I utoiitse tMipersued, uno from lhe 17tb uf October to Sb 26th, ■ erius awowitb pgaa pi . uf operations is to be I Mr. Hill is well kno<g to lhe u under tbe last call. only are exempt. A few tewasbips We vigurutis campaign, was a matter of great disappointment and regret.” fear, absolutely nothing. im- It fa a little puxxling to read next, that “General McClellan dltapproved of the plan of crossing the Putomae south of the Blue Ridge, and aaid that be would croa» in Harper’s Ferry and advance upon W incheslcr. He, however, did not cross till lhe 26th uf October, and then al Ber­ lin,n which is “south of tbe Blue Ridge.’’ N<-r does General Hulleck seem netter informed, fui he says : “Wbat cant­ ed him (General McClellan) to change his views, or what his plan of campaign was, I am ignorant, for about thia time he ceased to communicate with me in regard to his operations, sanding bis rcpurfa directly to the Preaident.” On the 5th pf November General McClellan w as relieved from command. General Halleck next gives a report of the operations in the Weal, including the rctnat of General Buell, “without giving tba enemy battle,” and concludes with a summary which demands the atlenliuj of Cougresa. Ha rmnarks be no draft! Has the preesion generally attained that there will lay no such Wo warn our friends to flattering unction to their Guv. Blair lias spoken ; aud the words be utters are when ho It is no idle not devoid of meaning. npwspapcr tale, or lawyer’s plea that now tells yoa tht drnjt will nrtly comt, unless avoided by volunteering. The 30lh day of December is fastdraw­ too soon, ing near, aud soon, alas I many, wo fear, will close in upon for us. when money business, and family ties will buy no exemption. Now is tho lime to be, to act, to offer large bounties if need uae personal effort with those who can go without ruin to themselves and fami­ lies. Monied and business you act, or will will men, you Ihj drafted! The For our country's and tho time short. good, for your own interest and protec­ tion. for the credit of our county, lot the draft be avoided if p-«sible. now lies Shu was always an unfortunate was,a short tilde since besmeared, during the night time, with coal tar. Freedom of speech is sometimes denied immunity in a Democratic city. be a few weeks since he waa detailed f«»r recruiting service, h’u office being at Grand.Rapids. His health la rapidly recovering, and his friends desire to aid biro in attaining n better fitting his deserts and position qualificationa. We bazzard nothing in saying that Mr. Illi! will bean energetic, thoroughly practical and humane officer. Having aeeu touch service, be ia fully fitted to carry his men to an early pro ficieney in drill, which will enable bis company to obtain tbe position of honor in the Regiment We bespeak for him tbe hearty and earnest co^tperuthxi of fy According Ui-tbeir own statement the rebels in Texna are hanging Union by scores. All are ‘convicted tnen l_ ' " who 1 ‘ dongtag to the tbe ---------secret---Union Society of belonging ------- --------r are at once executed. In Galnsfilla, twenty have been hung ; in O*»k county, flirty two, ai last accounts. Trial* arc going on In alt tbe counties. And yet, these rebel muaderers are sweetly named by mealy- mouthed Conorrvalunn, •‘Our misguided Southern brelhron.” Parson Brownlow says that Tennessee is to all intents and purposes brought contain thirteen Senate and editors. ten Three in tho An bow low they have fallen.’’ All engaged in these riots are impressed into the. see- North Carolina, and aaid to be inarching on Weldon. i M. A. HYDE, of SUBSCRIBE FOR Tbm Qu«ta.—Under an apportionment A Letter way would be to try the SPECIAL exempts, the quota of men to be raised NOTICES- It sustains tbe Administration and tbe in the several townships of thia county Government 13, Rutland FT ADVOCATES Yankee '». a. WALBBIDOE This apportionment would of course in‘proportion Io the returned names, in the correction of a few wrong credits.— A Unconditional Loyalty. BuMolution Motioe ship style af “1 solved by i of said fin The Commissioner has not yet received Hailing*, December l.\ 194S- names have not been reported to him.— firatr .Uxn U h Mlj w<i W Ax'lH^wnt state or sumo as b.ua _>cNUr.____ Foesrs District, or 1 Grand Rapids, Dec. Pxmsoxal.—Capt Walbridge, recently o. Wrfw ,w kH.l canty, having some time since, resigned bis com mission. He has permission from the 9th regiment of cavalry. ment and to pay interest approved by tbe President, lae September annual >w E. R. Mil­ ler. Esq., of Richland, takes tbe place of 1st Lieutenant in tbe company if they are successful. There is now on lack nf op county. eooaty of Barry, are in the hand* .«f 3. P. ROBKRTS, of Hasting*. Depute Collector, to whom the ameunt of Mid lieeaae*. duties or taxe* will 1>C pa><3, on or o December, I M2, 8VBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER' Govxbnmkxt Taxbs must be paid in Government funds. Bank untes and IT IS THE OFFICIAL, PA PER OF BARRY COUNTY. shin plasters will not answer. U. 8, Collector^ 41b District, Michigan of Leander Lapbawi, praying for letters of admin­ istration upon Mid estate ; Tfeerrop-.ii it is ordered, that Nrmdav lite twelfth {ilu>! day of January rest, at teno'riock io tbe foreuoon.be aasigued for tho bearing of eaid petition, and that the heirs al taw of aaid deceased aad all other persona interested in mid estate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be hoidrn at the Probate Office, in tbe village uf Hastings, and ebow ennae. if anr there be. wl>v tbe prayer of tbe petitioner should not be graated. And it is further ordered, that the petitioner give notice to tbeperronsmWrested in aaid estate of tbe ycndency of said pclibon, aad tbe Lear ng thereof, by censing a erpr of this order to be published in the fi.rtinpt’ Banner, a newspaper printed and circulating in aaid countr of Barer, for three >nce»sire weeks, immediately prevfoua to aaid day of bearing. d«l7 . 8. C. PRINDLE. PRLXDLE. (A true copy.) Judge of Prnbsle. 1^,. U-llrt wr— prim, ubjrr Alpta.. X nuw.ewn M,r«ta av brOpUin. ibirttaim was appoin that lhe va Abe certam rtdi the »th insert effi COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. Vers foU'b McClellan’s Disloyalty. of Michigan, is 6,614.— A slave insurrection is feared in Ken for the public safety. Tbe State of Vermont, after many years of trial in the i^cgislsture, has final­ ly passed a law taxing dogs. We wish the Legislature of Michigan might be in duced to do likewise. Dugs that are worth an existence arc worthy of being appreciated as property. Oneida county, N. Y. contains 6,673 inn fire. dogs. Its population is 105.202. Now About three o’clock Gen. Blunt, ar­ rived from Cane Hill with five thousand we venture tho assertion that Barry Coun­ men and a strong force of artillery, and ty, with a population of a little mure than attacked the enemy in the rear. The 14,000. contains 2,000 dogs. A tax of rebels made a desperate effort to cnptnre t2 each would cancel nearly one half our his batteries, but were repulsed with ter­ taxes for the relief of families of Volun­ rible slaughter. We trust our Representatives In We held lhe whole field at dark, and teers. before 6 o’clock that night the entire the Legislature will thinkuf these thing*. rebel force waa in full retreat over Bos­ James Gurdon Bennet, sen., it is said, ton Monntains. Our loss in kilted end wounded was is about to retire from business, and leave the conduct and management of the. N. Y. Herald to his son, J. G. B.. juu. Bevsnteen suits havsbsen instituted in ^yThe report of the Secretary of Norfolk Va.,again^. tfie various members the Navy states that uut of 25.000 rncu of the WiiSTomily to recover sundry enrolled since active operations commen­ ced, only 119 have been killed, notwitb- debts. The Chicago THAwnr makes tbe fol lowing statement in regard to Gen. Mo Clcllan “As long as General McClellan was at It does tbe County printing. TATE OF MICHIGAN. I „ Probate Court Barry County. (“ for raid coonty. At a aeaaion "f awd Court bolden at the Pro­ bate Office. in tbe Vfllstpof Uaaiings,an Tnaaday, the Uth day of December, in tbeyear owe ttrooaaod eight hundred aad rivty-two Present, S c®“llt'r; ““ Hstuniay. the Hreuty-MvesiU. |X7tM«taTof Droeoiter. |S«, >ud •» Huturxter Apr*’‘h««-<><i right huulrrd tndiah three, at the Lour* of one o'- his Soldiers in him by the publication of i 0 On*reading aad filing U^pelJfoB. dulrvarified the facts which have been long in our I ot W.lliam Bead, sreyteg.lUi ibe Ual Will po^-ioo. B,ino. ,h.t b, । displaced to make ronin for a better and more earnest man, there can be no ob­ jection to saying that when the war broke out, and before a Major-Generalship was tendered him by a too indulgent gov­ ru. sou ernment. he frequently and unreservedly expressed tbe opinion that “tbe South was right and ought to succeed." ‘ We ourselves have read a letter from one of the moot truthful and excellent gentle­ men of Cincinnati, a frequent visitor in Gen. McClellan’s family. In which the iisbed in charge of former dixloyalty is made, aud supported hr proof that, not tbe most ar­ dent <»f tbe McClellan worshipper* could doubt. It ia, in fact, notorious io Cinchi- LOCAL NEWS. uiuvi i-cii... ...w ... ------ Neigbbte estate. JU8TIX W. MILER. . I Uasmro. DhKIHON R. BUGBEE. (tewra, •"Cewpyfof — A GEM FOR THE MILLION. SPLENDID AND APPROPRIATE HOLIDAJ PRETEXT. • sauntered and petiti SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! M SEWING MACHINE, 8HERMAN C. PRINDLE, JudgsofProbuta. Tke raihodiniesl of proctieal utility. and »«v Tri ef sunpHitj; mokes tho rnnuiur »tilcb very rapidly sod perfect. ««• a cotnnum oeedle. and wul Isot»lifetime. A: the New York Mate Pair, itesfficteaev. and <T»«l pro- l.ca' utility, wasconBnoed by tbe award of the First Premium Il will tunuu. arms. *tuu. trot, sew rr BOaaUTM. ole.. With a single or doable thread, on any material adapted to tbe arxaixc ttrirva The thinnest, usually tbe most difficult to ateteb. by other sewing maciiinse. being sewed the cmieot For ladies and ebUdten's atiMrri, and other arti­ ste made of light fabrics, it wilt therefore ba found almost ikvaixa**. It la attatebed fo tb« table HU a »e- mg bird, and having no tewelen. and and requiring no lu­ cubration or oImmc ofditri. is always ready for »P«- atiou, aad aarii a marvel ef Btrnplicm that a called t<> a command, that the sympathies Da. Ronaca’s Breraaa.—By reference of tbe General were wholly in favor of Dr. Roback'1 advsrtiaraicnl ou tbe third page. the rebellion- and that bo never used any enre in concealing them from his aasnei Ates, upon whose discretion be Could de- | pend. Many of these, while wondering at lhe revolution of opinion that impel led him U> accept a coaimMun when it was tendered to him by Mr. Lincoln, have never l»een at any luce to account their effect ia natural. fur bis failure to achieve success. Wg W» state nothing but faeta.” to jail. Faust wa The pirate shi|#MAlabama" was chased into Martinique harbor by the San Ja­ cinto,but by the connivance of the French subjecta knd mrthorities, was allowed- to SWt®T. The Iffgiaiatura of Vermont has had .4ta( p escape and is again on her mission of pil­ ggT’ Gen. Buller, in a letter just re lage and destruction. ccived in Washington, nays that bis two regiments of colored troops have renderTbe Attorney uf the Interna! Revid him very great service in the Gulf :uc Bureau receives many ourioua letDepartment, and have enabled him to do mtH^i inure than be could have aeconh piloted without drain. He fa supporting timw concerning the national «Amp and at (toirtcrnmmt expense. 30.000 white license tax. One of the letters runs thus: ‘•My two buys sell caaaocae. Are they ‘If my wile hires a doctor who hasn’t any Tbe Missouri totals MHitin and the Jay Uwhere Uve cams 4n entoislacfcaus creoriy. is roforeffise <o tatrehaads were forrbored by er... Tbs Jay has kora refitted to be .11 p.rt.«. l.hlnl «ll* the draft lakes place. tuoy. and the citizens of Fayette county That of the rebels was-1,509 by Ar rwtioM «>U th.ru tart rtotj re JOHN 8. VAN BRUNT WELCOM MARBLE. called a meeting to consult upon measure* lhelrown admission. MTTien. may be done to every townships before court martial, sentence and shoot them. That will do for war times. their overwhelming numbers st bay.— The 20th Wisconsin captured a rebel buttery of four heavy guns, but were forced’to abandon them under a murder­ UM. U Mr. B.»c SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER I tant General, and some recently enlisted Tliat would put a stop tu such riots, and Tho official majority on the Republican pieces of artillery. The battle raged from 10 a. m. till dark, and was desperately loughlthroughout. Our artillery drove the enemy from two strong 'positions and kept inf*. and show eauee, if anr tl^rv hr. why the pros er of the fwtititMicr should not be granted Awd it is further ordered, that aatd petitioner give notice tn the petaous interested, in said rotate. of tbe pendency of aaid petiUeu. aad tbe heariag Jbereof, by causing a enpv of this order to be pubiUbed la tbr Heating* Hanner, a news­ paper printed in said c»uatv. of Barry for three auceeeeire wteka, immediately previous to said, oay of bearing. (A true copy.) 8. C. PRIX01T.. doe17 dodge of Probata. a correct apportionment from tbe Adju­ sion, 37. them. Hie enemy were twenty-four thousand strong mid divided into four divisions, under G«.na. Parsons; Marmaduke, Frost and Rains, nil under Gen. Hindman, and embraced the flower of tbe trans-Missis­ sippi army, u dll supported by eighteen vWc* <<"*• ’i i, b««w«N «r « t<iwn8, Maple Grove 14, Orangeville 20. port unity for our citizens to volunteer Stale ticket I, will h« Caatlelor. 7, Hope 11. Irving 11. Johns sion, 14 ; House —Republicans, 62; Fu over PKOBJk DAA.-BTATqOF MICHIGAN County af Barry, ar. At a aaaaion of tbe Probate Court for the Conn­ tv of Barer, balden at tbe Probate Office, in lbs rilkse of Haat.ng., en Monday tbe Mtaeuto day of December, in tbe year one thousand eight hundred and aisty two; preaent, 8. C. Prindle, Judge of Probate. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Henry Burd, late of CariUm. in aaid county deceased. On reading and lliug the ncOli-m. duly verified af Delilah Burd, widow of said deceased, praying, that Administration uf said aatate nit be granted to Alfred E. Fowler. Tbrrmpon it is ordered that Monday.the twelfth Baltimore 2, and* save the neceaaity of a draft, in this follows: 'Sctiate—Republicans, 18; Fu­ BATTLxFrXLD NK.Ut FxrrrTZVILLK, Ark., Dec. 8lh.—Gen. Hemin’s forces, co route tn reinforce Gen. Blunt, met the enemy yesterday on Crawford’S Prairie, ten miles south of Fayetteville, Arkan- THE BANNEK! made out previous u> the examinati>« of leaders of such riots by a drum-head The Legislature of this State stands as Great Victory near Fayetteville. While olhvrys; ths Bxmxss mission of obtaining volunteers. Governor Blair tn raise n company fiir Rcaiatcncc to the draft ia not uncom­ vice. OuJygt. in the nf lbe 8th Michigan, has returned to nur House. exchange remarks : “Poor 'eusscs,’ mon in some uf the States. Oelyll ' jgr Gen. Bank's expedition has land­ ed in back into tbe Union. The next Legislature ol Wisconsin will Cbastete A Draggrota. A.Y. Osly 11. our citizens wherever be may go oo his Assyria 21. Barry. 10. Itawr W. ta« awrt A.... OMlytt. .acUMl preuMuro m Uw ekyvwetbe praa—r time, of 251.756 (hqis running nt large, neither aiuxNkd or chained!" This should be seen to at once that justice in the end, save life. standing die active duty performed by ibut servlet, and tbe great part II has taken in the aehievment of all our moat JkiMinnt, irktoriea. Tbe principal loss was al New Orleans. Ills health came impaired in tbe service, and mKTMAXA CO B COSCTXniATtM BEXWW, Michigan Third Regiwrant, w here ba has craft. The residence of Henry Ward1 Beecher BANNER LdsclTffitj be varied by the eiemptions being more, worthy. FOR THE all snreiaa in the citv. and these ware all Springs 7. The steamer, Great Eastern, udices. 600. . B Prairieville 28, NEWS ITEMS. . SA.VXMUlfcBlLKS, RIBBONS. Sc. “In June, 6,702 ; call is earnest, tbe condition imperative, that—“while our s^ldiars have generally fought with bravery, and gained many important battles, there victories have not produced the usual results. In many instances the defeated foe was not foll<<w‘ cd from lhe battle-field, and even where n pursuit was nt tern ped it almost iuvarihly failed to effect the capture or destruc­ tion of any part of lhe retreating army. This is a matter which requires serious and careful cousidcration. A victorious Army is auppored to be in a condition tu puratio its defeated foe with advantage, and, during such pursuit, to d<>. him seri uux, if m»l fata] injury. This result lias urually been attained in other countries, la there any reason why it sbuuld nut be expected in’this!’’ This fa a quesliun tbe whole country bns been asking for many months. We trust it will receive attention and inves­ tigation from the representatives of the nation in Ccingrcas. Tbe report remarks uu the superfluous baggage U> which the -Army of the Potomac Iffis been accus­ tomed, to the absenteeism, wbieh is “one of lhe inoat serious evils of all our ar­ mies,’’ and recommends revision and amendment of our military laws. We make m> comments upon this calm, clear, and unprejudiced report; lhe facts it dfacluacs apeak for themselves; and the author, who is no radical, and not evea a politician, hut a solieriniuded and accomplished soldier, will hardly be accused of cither party or personal prej­ and won a decisive victory The fol Iowing--ora ful in his endeavors, be fa to areume.— jin in A>ig»*t. 1,123. There SUBSCRIBE Mr Hill’s patriotism early induced Mtn : figures sum up 12.641. On the 1st of tu leave a gmui burinee. end enlist September there were but 711 dy '* country’s sdke alone. What are these townships doing 1 souls. 1 tbe dog population. The greater proper the towns have quite a large number.— IBEL'M ONLY ONE the reapmsiWe pctotkta, Wttak;ITsweeeW fflorin* t||P summer : Tira Draft. Barry County is still nearly or quite IRU. INGS *fa J hie, generous and humane i| none who know him doubt his 100 mm behind on its quota of volunteers t«;fented foe, and during the moat favora­ ble season for rapid movements and a * paey for the Seventh Csv*y. ' « " ly ordered by lhe President, through Gen. Halleck, to “cross the Putiftnac and ta», m S- RRABW — -4&rwMtet Ltefbfo £ve battle to lhe enemy or drive him >uth " On this delay. General Halleck temperate^- remarks:, "The loug.ioac. tivity of to large an afniy in tbe face of a \ fa ‘ New 1 Hill of Middleville, leomwM'M.nl u t, ««• county as n lhord^|it WM uf October, Genera! Halleck rvpurta,i '•McClellan's main army remained on the north batik of the PofofWc, in ths - yJc!nl’J .‘J( Sharpsburg aud Harper’s Ferry." and this though oh the" 6th of. .October, Iveatf day it-mx* H^AIpbeue M. -----~ i been tbe tract ture. Bitt no law ir a few weeks by a very ttimUe remedy Ing suffi-red aaveral Tears with a severe frro rf^Bxyroae ttergsii, B^hnsre JZrSSlJ^lteSM^^lart. tfMiaiui of rowing. etc., Mod arfsaap for return AT*. aaosowAT, «■ r. W.Ur^ tbe ^Mkt �Bastings Jritt fcnrrntt. or rar WAR NEWS H near the ofty.„ «<• u. nu> .i>d m YnrtI Mrs, under command ofGen. Woodbury, In thA .1... L..L ____ ...... Mail.. X T. Express,., v.n r The Fall Turin nf the Union School will close on Wednesday, the 24th font., the evening m which day (Christmas Eve) the teachers and pupils intend to make a festive occasion. The exercises will not be «»f lhe character of a public exhibition, and no efforts will be made to entertain CASH STORE! ir. fmareh.) per tea, Philadelphia. Dm 11. GRANT & SPAULDING A. L. SKINNER New York, Dec, 18. —WEWLL— An Immense Stock of ' Allhiutgb n<*t fully informed of the ene­ my’s position it to claimed that Burnside has outwitted and uslgetieralrd them. His decoy* to make believe we would I crussa with the main force at Fort Con wav seems Ui have succeeded admirably. Deceived by tbit, lhe main body uf the rebels including Jackson's command, aeems to'have been transferred twentyfive miles down the river. iDimr ®Dnnpj«rm©H On reading and'tiling tbe petition,duly verified, Isabella Wlnaaa. widow of aaid deceased. pray. ra Xto- l.ll.r. mV A J day of JannarylB63, al b‘o’cl-ck in lhe forenoon ..r 1 J„.A J T..J— r>—u-.. r,"r: J1" y-T"”■» lb>- 7b'l« "’Um. however, hf which th- rclu-l nharprho>teti ’ ■ IM a Very spirited reply. It ia thought the 1 day of November in tbe year -nc tbouaaad right had cocealed lht-tii<«eh<-s,* were plainly‘ truops will t.11 be over at Doon. ; ^,,.n<1.7d !n*! I’r**eD‘- Sbwman C. visible. To them our fire was for a tity? Information received during lhe night ’ “u?»rthe of •Maitiaon, all parties. I^t each parcel be dialinctly particularly directed. The vffi-cl was and this morning from deserters and | late of- said Countr, dsoeaaed. * * tabled with the name of the scholar for their partial demolition, hi n short time U-.«. tlul th. ratal, h.t. 2!“ of Albert M. Jone*, praying whom it to intruded then wrap it care­ after the first fire they became untenable decree autboriring William t fully and label it “For Christmas Tree." by tbe rclud riflemen, who retreated to of the citv, tint first <uie being taut mile ‘certain eontbe rbur id the town where they took back, and the aecoud a tnile from lhe All presents should, if p<u>sil>l», lie left shelter Itchind, os yet* ttnluirmed build first. at Mr. Bancroft's residence, on Tuesday inga. By seven o'clock the bombard Washington, Dec. 14. the 2Bd inst.,nr, if more convenient, they ment becanw general, and from that time Gentlemen in high public position re­ may be left with Mias Knowlton or Miw until one o’clock, tbe r<»ar of artillery .b. Mrarliun, .. ernin, fn.m G«. I ■!*U^I5^1S±;.S.7. w as incesaant. .Batlcriea uf the thh corps McNair. B. ruked the streets with shell,shrapnel and grape, though tbe fi.g still coutmued to War Xeettaff. obscure in a measure the results of these On Wednesday evening a w ar meeting discharges. The rebeis with tbe greatest Washington, Dec. 14. «’»• B0,lca tbsjF«n»®«iliateresled;in said was held in the Court House in thto vil­ stuldMirneas, still kept within lhe city, , . , 2 . , , - estate, of the pendancy ol aaid petition aud It IS thought here that about 40,000 of I lbebearin< thereof br causing a copy of thia lage. It waa addressed by H. Wright and at times parties uf them could be our tnaips Were engaged in yesterday’s 1 or',e.[ 60 P«Mtobed in tbe “Baatios* Bn* Fn.n, rX-, ..ed iU । seen going from oiK<puintto another uti l-Ule. Esq., of Middleville. Lieu.-Col. Litchfield double quick. The cuniage cniinut but niorumg, preperations were making all I immediately prerioua lo'eaid day of bearing, of the seventh cavalry and others. The be Irartul amongst them. It was some night for a conflict today, Gen. Burnside j .j 8B1EBMAX C. PRIXDLE, prime object of the meeting was to nid uliat singular that tbe rebel batteries remaining on tbe field giving orders, and I 1 Alpheua M. Hill Esq., of Middleville, t*i didn’t return the fire of our guns. Up I*Hiking to the position and condition uf rains a company in this county for lhe tu tbe present time they have mu opened. his forces. Additional surgeons, and Estate -About 10 ocha-k ibe engineers form­ every thing which the necessities of the I QTATE OF MICHIGAN, Drear Cocktt, a*, seventh cavalry of which Mr. Hill to to ed fur a third attempt to construct the mwir. I..vc be.n .ent from ® 5 S“‘°" ?f 55* ‘V be Captain. There was considerable cn- bridges. After tbe previous iiH-fleetual ... . , county of BJarrr. buldcu at the Probate Office in | l|ie of Ifaating*, on Tuesday the 23lh day thusinam manifested and a committee attempts on the part of tbe engineers tu ’’ nvnington. • * n of November, iu the year of our Lonl on* thoulIxaaQVAaTKRS Armt of THS I’oro ,<od right huodred and aixtr two: 8lb waa appointed to take measures tn Vo see ecr cross,a party 'j uf eighty men uf tbe v<u Prreent Sherman C.I'rindleJudJ»yf_Probate, UiHmev.-tu.-Jt regimen I, under Capt. Marsh, MAC. Dec. 15 — 1] o'clock A. M.—Cmthat lhe various township* were visited. v * *—• °— . ’ ! volunteered to nutol tn this new etidcav- siderablc firing took place yesterday lie-। thorn, late of Blastings, in »s:d count r. deceased. fbe certainty of the draft tn taka -place The or to finish tbe bridge, and ouco mure a tween the advance uf both nrmles. On reading and Bling the petition, duh vended of Abiv.il Scolborn widow of aaid deceased, -on tbe 30th inst., and tbe necessity off column, with those n-lnfurcements, atari- tebels ahowed n diapositimi to move on praying.for letter*, of adminirtnitioo >pen said 4-anieat dfort to have nor quota uf volun cd. Under the direction of Gen. Wood­ Franklin's forces, lint did not. There to estate, some skirmishing thia morning, with conThereupon it i« ordered that Tnredar, the S3th tiers full Iwforc that time, be urged upon, bury, they seized planks and carried 'out day of December. I*>L at ten o'clock, tu tbe fore mime dozen U> tbe end of tho string uf aiderahleartillery firing. tbe people. tomia, placet! a part of them, and were Wabiukgtom, Dec. 15.—Wednesday then compelled to retire under a very gulling fire from tbe rebel »harpab<s>tera. twmty-srvcn lyiles lr»»m Fredericksburg, typo, who hails from a small town iu who were etutcunscd securely io rifle pits were fired Into by a rebel batlery, sup Indian*, made his debut into our town below lhe range ofuQrsrtil ery and with­ posed lu number twenty heavy guns.— on Thursday evening tost, asking a “little in 15 or 20 Beet uf the river’s edge. The One abut struck a coal wchootter and kil­ help," from tbe craft, in this village.— engineers suffered severely. Tbe muve led the captain named Simmons ; another by causing a copy of thia notice and order to ba ment having thus bet-u iiitcrruptsu, the struck the otr track going into the publiahed in the l!a»iinge Banner, a public Neigiib -r Ackley, of the Pioneer, liecnmo siii'lc party was ordered back to their engine room killing H. W. Smith and newspaper printed at Hasting, aud circulating in aponsur* for his supper, at the line lings _.u-------~.ft>------ «hree *uooce*ive weeks, original posilitui. wounding three olhera. Tbe firing waa nd day of hearing. House, and he. (the one armed genius.) “At 11 o’clock, it was discovered lliat very rapid and continued till zur.down, 8. C. I’RINDiA. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. n»T« became responsible for his nwn lodging, one of tbe bouses a ns on lire. Tbe flames when the baitcry was silenced. Next upon the following di which, cummetK*cd in n westerly part of the city, main spread, and Fredericksburg is now enveloped tn fire and smoke. |Mwsewsed a very limited quantity of small “An enfilading fire Ims been opened change, which, however, sufficed to keep upon rebel rifle pita ttp the river. Il haa his senses in a muddled condition. About been succvssliil mi far iu driving the sliarpstoHJters in»nt the vicinity of the mum on Friday, after lagging in vain railroad depot, Engittrsta are now con­ fur a'little more “help," he accidentally strutting bridges ucrusa the river, lite sauntered into Squire Burgher’s office, rebels still maintain tbe ground opposite Cavalry are nuw jms and petitioned the Justice to help him a lhe upper bridge. little as he was desirous nfgoing to Grand sing bumnrr’a headquarters, en route to idake a ebarge acrons tbe river ul one ul Rapids, and wna out of money. The the forts. Squire informed him that be could do “Acqcia Cbxkk- Midnight—Dec. 11. “Intelligence Irtun the front to-night to jail. A bright Idea struck our be states that our forces have crossed tbe river aud are now in puesessiou of Fred­ sotted typo, and he informed the deepen* ericksburg. “Tbe enfilading fire from our biUeries rst desire to g«» to jail fur ten daya.— on tbe right succeeded in driving the reb­ Squire B-irgber. Co accommodate him, els from tbeir rifle, pits on the. river’s edge, thereby permitting an cnsy and rapid construction of pontoon bridges. .occupying the street, in a state of beastly intoxication. The distinguished stranger morning gunlmats again opened on tbe battery, but received no response. pedestrian tbe paper was “g«Nd." he met, II The jailor *» .dering printer waa “locked up" and “pm tthe balance tit tbe day and coming night 'We hardly need add.tbat, before morning representative of the press, from the free and sovereign State of Indiana, was given The Headings in Sunday’s Come and See!! JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM diept wntjcKHKraoir 2000 yds. A large stock of / When seized with Pain whether .in the bead, bowels, stomach, joints, limbs, back—whether it be in the Liver, Kidnets, or other organs, use RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, h> a tew minutes, all pain and uneaaincM will disappear. All diseases that indicate their pieaence by the sign of pain, disoomfl rt or uneasiness, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF—if ad ministered when pain is experienced — will positively .arrest. No disease would Tbe enemy w«* ekinrutobmg all day with bur advance but gradually tailing back. Our linMes are insignificant fur as known. will relieve xon fr»m pain so quick amRADWAY’S READY RELIEF. io full possession REUSE. For Sale By the'Pound. GOOD PRINTS At 10 and 12j- cents per yard. KBDHJ(D®D 1P1RII(KES. BeaaUftdJRtytes «f Milaca, at Hcls per Yard. We have every kind of goods, such aa ■* B. Xerchamla vrialUm* to Stock bntore He kept hie prvmiee, er. Fever and Ague and ••thar Fevers.— Now RADWAY'S READY RELIEF East. A. L. SKINNER. • wwa & GROCERIES Oct 22d, 1802. To Duiroy------- Rats. Roaches, dte. To Destroy------- Mice, Mules, and Anta. To Destroy------- Bed-Buga. To Drtlroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Deetruy------- Insects on Plants and HARD-WARE! To Detlroy------- Insects on Animals, ic. ofVermin. GBP'S** “Coslnr’a" advertisements in this paper for the dtttrvction tjad uttrr exImaination of all Undo tpocjeo of Vermin. fry Sold in TTa>tixq>, Micm., by Roaian|& SraiKRa. and by the Drug­ gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. AND THE GREAT CAUSE 0E DRY GOODS! JwfArWtoiA/.tiia.SM/v^oirekyr; Priev 6(U A LECTURE BY 0a. CULVERWELL, OK THE CAUSE AND CUBE of Spermatorrbcsa Oin____ .i__m— .-1 n’otUorf. A. G. WolUorf. Wiliioo, JL Chrpeoler, EitHtrA iandv*. MnoiMg l>ooA, and ItOM Jitelb-f.^u In thi* eauM, it Miisfaelorilr fuipvsring ts of every description State: OntnuUon of Sweesey A Allen. Solicitor* for Complainant, it is ordered that tbe »aid De­ fendant. Edward IjumJuu. eaure hi* appeanu>«e to be entered in thia cauee within four inontb* from tbe dale of this order, and that iu eaaeofhto ap­ pearance be cause hl* an «wer tu the C"oinpl*iuai>r* HU lobe Sled, and a cop v thereof to b* served on the Complainant'. Suficitor*, within twenty days after aervice on him of aeopy of aaid bill and notice of this order, aud iu default thereof that •aid bill will be taken u confewcd by aaid non­ resident Defendant, Eduard Landon. And ilia farther ordered, |lbal within twentydare tho complainant cause a notice of thi* order to l>c pabltehed in tbe tanner, a pub­ lic aew»paper, printed, publiahed and circulating I.. ..tJ -...I tk.l ..M i— before tbe lime prescribed for lite unuearaocc. r HARMON HxtTH, nov I» Crrenii Cum Canaimioner. Swaaxar « Au.o, Solicitor* for Couipl*in*nl. Stacks of Clothing. Which ws are anxious COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. OUR GOODS Unusually Low! gssssg-?.-2?as Quinine to the Several esses cf Which Jfifoa WolU^rf. Umplainant, JhrOo WalUoef. Jm^ O. IFolUorf. Lewie Jf. BE PREPARED LN TIME. Silk, HUMAN MISERY. were nut warranted by the facta reported. R. R. R. plain and fine/ nrn to Six MllUin^r yart; ’XdSJS WET Pros*, of disaster tu Burnside’s anny three, and oh Haluntar. the tswaly-Brst day of March, oae tboxowad eight hundred and aretytbre*. it th. hour, ef onateloah P M. on .set of the reapeetlre dava above menimued; wz‘b. mouth* from l£Flh«yof Oe^r. jtow Umxtad by «lte add HretateJtoert.^to fare! New York, Dec. 13. ri Su.ll/ elmwet U BAD- GEANT S aPAULDUm this s«m. Bar /wrg I ful WHICH CHANCERY ORDER. than cured—and if RAW AY’S REA DY engagc the enemy to morrow." BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE WE HVAE Free RELIEF to uwed when symptoms <*fdtopart of Franklin a division cnuMcd sale cumfiirtor paroxysm of pain arc experi­ |y, throwing out pickets to ttowc uf enced. no serious sickueas will ioliuw.— Hta.krr’u al Fredericksburg, lie pick­ Let peop.e bear this in mind, Im< the pain ets ore advancing towards lhe enemy’s alight or severe, use RADWAY'S operatkma. ■ READY RELIEF, and you will avoid ••The city to on fire, but it to thought sickiiews. Neitlx:r, Morphine, Vernlrtim that nioit <>f tbe buildings will lie saved. Ainica, or any other narcotic or Anodyne night iin»nedwU4y. DiOUBLKEOLTRADE; । TATK OF MICHIOAX.--Eighth Jodicial Ctre- grow upon.. 11 it wu promptly met <m its first appremeb Fever and Ague, Yel­ . New York. Dec. 12. to all concerned. The erratic disciple of low Fever, Typhoid Fever. Cholera. A special fr>»ni Washington to tbe Faust waa highly pleased with tbe docu , Dysentery. Flux, Diptheria, tlifluenza. Philsdelplmi Pre>t. dated y raterday, cay a: ;Small Pox. are tnonL eawih prevented jail, asked every IN BATTLE CREEK! Yrgal Uotirw. captured 1200 prtoooers while In pursuit of Pcmberuxi'a army, and more were coming in hourly. *A---- — Acting AT THE ONI.T EXCLUSIVE “LOW PRICES’ T-ltow. commander ordered a retreat. tbe ridge of bills running parallel with a promtoeuoiis audience, but parents who lhe dear. It was evident the rebels de­ have children in attendance will duubtlees termined In use the houses of the city for After crossing tbe river in front of the be interested. a defense, contrary loan implied agree city last night, we hwt about one hun­ It will Imj necessary for the audience ment in llw eorres|M>ndeucc which re dred men in killed and wounded, while give notice to all persons interested id said eatat of ths pendancy of said petition, and the hearini driving the rebels through the city. They lired on our men as they advanced should lie remembered that tbe houte will firy upon ihr city. Accirdiitgly, Benja­ through lhe streets, while secreted iu and min’s, Edwards’, Muhlenburg’aundothrr behind Imuses. N<*t much mercy waa lely prev ions to said day of hearing [A true copy.] SHEEHAN C. PWXDLE, which time the CAurcA bell will ring. batteries «if tbe 9th Gups, together with shown to those w ho were caught. „e It ia especially desired that lhe children l>attcriea of Corp* to the right and left Gen. Franklin’* Grand Division, which of the city, c«»ninedeed an almost simul- enisses nearly three miles below lhe be encouraged tu make presents to one tanevMiu tomilmrdment. city, is nearly over. PJTO/M 7* CW&AA.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, ‘•The f-g wnn so devuh- that it wrs im At a quarter past 0 o’clock the firat vocxtv or uabbt. as. afford permanent Gratification nr utility. pocaiblr see hut * " >di'<r< distaucr In-. | gun was fired, the engagement hating | At a Mwaion of th* Probata Court for th* connservice. AT Naebvilb, Deo. 10th. Accounts from Harlsvillo vindicate tbe Gerrmm regiments.. Our troops fought bravely, but ineffectually, until their . , , ------ —over. A dull haze •> obscured them, that for a U.T “ ky •!» rehri pickets. Tbe ponio«Hiieni had succeeded in partly constructing the bridge, when the rebels suddenly opened a brisk and deadly fire of musketry from along the banks of the river and windows ufhouaM compelling a ceeaation of the work. Re turning to the Cover uf the surrounding hills, the uim again formed, and atomt 6 o dock the attmpt was renewed; but tbe rebels had now l»ex-n thoroughly aroused, aud, with relnfbrermmta of sharpwboouia, swarmed to the oppiwiu* hanks and hou«<**. Nothing daunted Li­ the fire which they poured in at lhe ap­ pearance of our troops, the punlnoners went gallantly to work, hut In vain. A storm of bullets envel» ‘ * foped* them, Planks and boats were riddle led by _ every volley. •*Onc© more they were compelled to withdraw and fall back tn tbe cover of FOE DEI GOODS! NEWS ....... . Eaustfans.' »a>i Mtxsal locanssiiy; tbe mbssquencM of Youthful h.di*crciiou, 4c., As. ar This adteirabto Lsetare, .dearly praxes that the above enumerated, often •elf-aBicted evils, awy be removed witbout axedi-loe, and withoot dauxerou* xurgicAl operettas*, and MORTGAGE SALE. riaull having been mad* in lhe oondiiiona of par meet ofa certain Indenture ofMortgag. exaestei by Jaws C. Beaus and bis wtfe. 81aanca H. Beason, of Oranger i He. Barry coontv. Stalo of Michigan. to Srecai Bertas, of Rich­ land. to tho county of Kalamazoo aad Bute of of Michigan. boar.ng date the eigb-.«-nlh day of Jcoe, in lhe rear of our Lord one ibcuaasd wahl bundro • and 6ftv-t.ro. aud recorded in th* oflka of the Regtoaar of Deed* for the county of Barry. D �teas. ;Ct'R»» kAPiDLYaMB == This rule is so simple and i cent. RADWAY S KENOYATING, REMOLVENT tbe milk has thfcy - grau butter, grate orange carrot a, put komehot wjstec or milk to. the pulp atraip and add it to the cream, which should be a little above 00 deg. when you comineocfcjdjptjiqg.^rA^.coiahMv size tencnpfulwIlT color six pound* of butter.— After churning, draw off the butter-milk, put cold water in the churn, and chum a few minutes, and if managed right you will never fail ofhaving good butter. I the prejudice against snuhing butter with’warm waler, is slowly pas­ re o BorrtE,. 6flO,QPQ‘,AL,T?a,aALEi0‘"” LLOYirA-JtfWL 'Kit* COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. ----------------------------------------- - Will cure Scrofula, SrpMUs, White Swelling. Sore Leg*. SyphUitie Riieamaii»m,Gout, chronic j • EVERY RAILROAD STATION no auicaM of the Skin. Joint*. Bone* or .CHaad*, but that thi* remedy will cure. It clean*** tbe litOOD. lte»o)<c* all diaeued depoaltea, end renovate* the •Vntem whb health sad «tr«ig<lL In all eaaes sak for RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Frio, ner bottle Om Dollar. Pereou* calling at Dr. Radwar'. Printed itiUnieUon* hoi I low to Keep Apples. Druggiaia. Late last spring we were enjoying ap­ ples picked and packed tbe previous Ocloberytn -Wcsteni iNeW’ York. They were as fresh' and juicy as the day they The War Department use* our Map ol Virginia Maryland and Penniylranta, eosl flhO.OOO, on if yon keep one, and fur the hen*, if your . Th.) preserve the apples from ail bruises on the passage, by rail >or can*I Jfehich is im­ possible without something to tlH up the crevices. As the freight isap. tftuedk Mr •barrel, there is t:-- ;> i.!.’imtbe.oats. The anta am a great safecaovd against rotting, where |b« appJesArcl<«q>t . in a.cluse tight room, witboiittire. The tloae room, and the still closer envelope of tbe barrel and the odta guard! against tbe sudden changes of temperature so -common in our winter climate. With the .thermometer at zero out of doors, they will not freeze. If they should be frosted a little, it is drawn out so grndu ally by the oata, that thsy are not injured^. .We hare never seen any method s<> sathfaclury os this for transporting npplcs, aud none better for preserving them in good coddition until spring. But in the multitude uf counsellors tbarc is wisdom. A friend of ours hk* just presented us with a dish of his up Dies, which are very well kept hi bis way. lie packs them in tight barrels, in. the orchard, in the tali, with the dry leave* ’of the applejrecs, a layer of apples and a layer of leaves. This keeps them from bruising, and the leaves sbsorb the mois­ ture and prevent rotting. Hui barrels stand in a chamber, and 'do not freeze -through the winter. Thia method works admirably with him, and is certainly worth trying by those who raise their own apples. (We have known apples pacU^iu-leaves, the barrel* eabietB to very-T-ougfi handling,Ai tu be opened in topdoa, wup^r, fresher, find ff IfeRar fcieor, than any imported apples which ilia person to whom they were consigned had over before seen, so he reports.) It b a matter of very great importance to be able to keep this fruit through into tbe spring months, in good condition. It ie not only a comfort in the family, but adds much to tbe profile of the orchard, A hundred barrels of winter fruit worth hut *200 in October, will frequently bring MOO in March or April. It is by particular attention to such small item's LLOYD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO, .INDIANA, and ILLINOIS. is the only anlbunty for Gen. Buell and the War Department. Money refunded to *ny one finding —— ;n l<—2—— X., They may be easily collected just before winter. In hollows, where prevailing winds have swept them into large beds. Zadoc Pratt collects them by sending a *«ron (bark rack) with a capacity of two oortla, to the woods, with a man and a number of boys, who collect several cords a air. ' „. DARLING S “Wahavotned »L and find it aS useful in o bouse as water."— H Ww' jydrif uf the Jkna. ivt’D nrrt i (Tnp L1VEK KhbLLAlOK LIFE XCOWMT M WRAITH $10 00 K year tmved iri-Mery family 1 One Bmtfe of UTTERS. IflESIl 15 CEME5T CEDE. ious disorders of tho human system. They regti late and invigorate the liver aud kidneys; They give tone to tbe digestive organs; they regulate the eecreii»»*. excretioti" audcxbaialtow. equal ixe the cireulalion. end purify the blood. Thus. all baiieut rvmnfau.fs—some of which ar*Torpid Liver, Hick Headache. Dvapepiia. Piles. CliRla ate covW\\.o%cA rate. awA \\owwtyA vooKw awA. WAii, vAvtck vaake \\\m Frier 25 Cents per Buttle. . Price 25 Cents per Buttle, Price 25 Cent* per Cuttle. Price 25 Cents ppr. Buttle. . W\.vA\Xa^ Pr.itx» 25 Cents per ILdtle. Pt icu 25 Cents pw ILiUh*. RADWAY'S READY RESOLVENT given to Teething, or any other cause. If troubled with oongb, Reallessueaa at Night, half a teaspoonful of the REHOLVENT will insure a core. Price One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollars LIVER REGULATOll DR RADWAY’S PILLS. ate. Wvr \.oot JOHNR A CXONI.BY, I Hute Mauufacturera ) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Corutr ot Llbertv blrret. ,.FAMILY MEDICINE, R. R. , ftXowbueV ‘SVkXMi** wc \\\c Mjoot maw ma\\\^ Yit. 'YkdWttkk Imporimt tu Builders. Important tu Ratlruad Cump.mic*. Important to Farmvra. ate VW t\ck iwaw's ftoXaee a\>A Cwa^ovt. To'all irAom this may concern aud it eon terns everybody. JOHNS & CROBLEY’S '^6'odtk\ ^AO'KvacVv Waxct* kuv\^ovate. t^cak aw^t taVkXxXaVAa rv' CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIKE A.ND WATER PROOF tSX.owkue\x WVtae,v* The Coe b only about One-Third that of Tin, jy THOSE yoiy TH1KK. To (boas who do not'wish to b* troubled with thinking, but like to bare their thinking done by s?mo one else, «r<My wtotoaf eepluistiun, that RADWAY’S READY REI.IEF its ■©v. NEW YARK. Avuml avaa\^ aaA. maVx DARLING'S LI VER REQ ULA TOR TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AND fA<frnaUy or^>J ‘to admiuislratiou RHEUM ATISM ‘In a few hour*. SORE THROAT TOOTH-ACHE NEURALGIA (paroxysm* of,). CRAMPS HEADACHE COLICii DIARRHtEA LUMBAGO, [pain* of^ CHILLS.....i BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP RP*SM8’ DEEP SEATED PAINS. ’..’ by । formanee of their duties, ele»n*ing and notifying **._*.>_ * r—... ...... -it a;. Y5t. "\ko\jackk ... &XOVCWQhC\x ateXke. SoXAke.r'k Vtvca^i,\jv> 1d\awkea,’1£>^wexVUt^, 'Bukc\vx\xaX'\.%vft., ett. DARUSES LIVER REG L LA TOR. These fittera art put up in ^uart bottles, ef which the above is a facsim­ ile. ^Dte label is finely engraved,arid is provided with a eafe-g\w»-d froth­ counterfeiters. (Price fl per. bottle, or nxfar $5. C. W. IJobaak, (Proprietor', jfo. 6 LIFE BITTERS. ue* w AfoHxWy ,r.d ineenkdUy. which are ImL rheumatism, gout. Ac , iu the kind of pills to take* If Rahway's PILLS are takers cure will follow ' these remedies." Mrs. C. Tebor, 11 Christopher Street, N. Y., acidity of the atomaeh, and promote digestion, it TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. id powerful medicine known in tbe not boasting; try ij, if yon feel « convinced. It combines in its use ofcalomel. Mcreury.Quininc,"in which colchium guise are prescribed freely. In tlieae diseases RADWAVS REGULATINtf PILLS are farmorc oertalu, and tbe patient avoids tbe danger which an overdose of Colcbium would inflict. In Yellow. Typhoid, and Bilious Fercrs, in Erysipelas^imall Pox, purgation is highly essential; but to administer a dose of DrasticPills, ths irri­ tation thev would produce and the relaxation and depletion that would follow, would be likely to prove fatal. In these cases a mild, soothing and uatly stimulating laxative, that will purge aud heal, soothe aud strengthvujike Radvny'a Regnluting Pills, Is required. Tbe cause of so many deaths in thse diseases is owing to tbe want of a purgst.ro tike RADWAY*8 FILLS, that will purge witboat depleting or interfering with the functions or other secretions. Not one in a hund­ red of Yellow or other fever cases would prurs fetal if Rad way's Fills were adopted intbeir treat- . Darling’s layer Begulaor . in affording immediate relief. IJver and billions remedy." No Hent ia required in making application The expense of applring it to but trifling, as an ordinary itouf can be covered aud tinubed iA» seat day. It can be applied by any one, never found anything tsyial to It to a thorough Mra. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: "February M, ISA".—In May last I had j severe attack ofPilM East Fourth St , Cineinr.ati', to uAom ail orders should Le addressed. ■ and when finished forms a perfectly Fta* Pooor r'^T'’r.i.th “ e,a,tl° bodv- •‘‘b’* cannot be In­ jured byllsur, /buuor 8to««.^wutxxitc ofRoor BoastM, or any external acUou w hater er. GUTTA Darliac’s Life Bitter^ PERCHA FOR SALE BY Roberto k Striker.Hastints. nl lhehols. Jar B CEMENT, U and waarn/irv/ynrrwL I havehaj no attack aince.” D. Weatervdt, Eoq., of South fith, near flth BL, Williamtburgh, L. U write*: "Angaatfo 1MQ.— Haring been troubled with a diffieuUy in tbe Lirer aad tobibon* attacks, I was advuad, by a fruod, “d?rung’s Liver regulator. For Coating Metals of all Kinda when exposed to the Action ol the Weatlier, Wool F«r PreserrlB* aa41Upairing Metal . j . Roolh of all liiMlfi. Wool!! THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, CLOTH, a direct power over tbe nerves, neither narcotic norauodme, that relieves pain, in a manner pc cubar to Itself, and for which we hare no word in during the operaliun of their pills, is n favorable sign t iftheir pills expelled with the fececs tba diseased humor* left circulating in tbs system, __ ■_ there would be but little ]KU> or griping. It is tbo sb*cnce of tbe bile and other humors, which thrir imperfect pllla fall to purge out of the sys­ tem, thst occasions the pain. By examining tba stools evacuated after sartre griping, they will tayu— me\aa.e\xo\x^ exv\ov^a\j\c. Sutra,,Canada. thia attack, I bad been troubled withdrapepaia veral month*: I bare felt nothin* of it ainee" I cstic Bi ttoixu* gcuerallv, Guxsrsmkxt Bgii.h ism, Ac.; by the principal'Bi'newu. Anrwrvxr-re, bowels Drastic Purgative Pills augment what is called the peristaltic movement of tbe bowels by irritating the coats of tbe Intestines. In active and inflammatory dcseascs, tbe irrita­ tion produced by the Drastic Purgative Pills will VvuwK. — Important h» ilotiae Owner a. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS Is a superior tonic and dinnrtic; ex eel lent in canes o( loss of appetite, flatulency. fanahTweak­ ness, irregulsritic*, pain in the aide and bowels, blind, protending and bleeding piles, gbd gt neral READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; »u do rifle, alterative. counties aud States. Price, $ I in sbee-ts, $2, pocket . counter-irritant. ... V-..-.I..1.1-. and -...i the a.. only ... itirriv Vegetable, vegetable subform, and on lineu, with roller*. Ready ibstitufe tor calomel. Mercury, Antruiouy, Blue. Sept. SObeen affiictad with pile*. accotu'peWwd’witb bleed Navr DxrasTMEtT, Wssnixcrox, Sept 17, ’62 J. T. Ly>Tt>-b$if; Scud me your Map of the Harlem Oil. DARUNR‘8 Mission!ppi Hirer, with price per hundred copie*. LIVER REGULATOR Krar-Aomiral Charles II. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squadron, is authorized to purchase OU. AS ALTERATIVES as many as are required for use of that squadron. LIFE U1TTEHS, GIDEON WELUX They exercise a more powerful influence over Secretary of tbe Nary. the Liver, and its secretions than ealomel, mer And now consider myself Eetirdg cered,’’ enrr, blue pill, hence their importance In cases of liver complaints, and spleen diflicultiea. Jaun­ Hon. Jahn Crom writes, “Brooklyn. March IS lull.. ..ri~*.i. ■ ..u 1 — u dice, Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Head-ache. Ac. iriui R. fttomeVv 'BvX’le.v* TERMS CASH. RADWAY 4 Co. From the New York Tribooe, Aug. 2 •*LhOYIV{<MAP VF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND If people sadcrotood the importance of pnrgsAND PENNSYLVANIA—Vhi* Mop 1. very targe ation wi&i RADWAY-H PILLS, in coutrwdfailncit* co«t ia bot 2J ceuta, and it U tke beet gkick mm tinn of purgttig with other pills or powders, salts leptu-dtsutd." oils, ScidHtx waters, they would need less physic LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS­ SIPPI RIVHR-Froni Actual Survey* by Uapte. Bart and Win. Bowen, MiMtaaippi Hirer PUote, of RADWAY'S PILLS -St, Losia.AU>., shows every man’* ptaotaUan and owner'* name from St Linii* to the Gulf of Mexi- _ i—. FoagsT Lxavks fob trnn.—The warmest bedding fur domestic animals, especially on plank floors, is perfectly dry forest leave*. They lie.hi Strata, interpoae tliin plates-of air, and tnus form a complete non-conductor, and they pre­ vent cold currents of air from passing through. They also form an excrllflnl CHILDREN. 1 • DARLING’S were put in the barrels. Tbe secret of their long keeping is worth knowing.— close, upper room through the w Inter.— the advantages uf this method are sever al. You g®D|tfstfbr nfbottf thirty per cent less than lhe price in the eastern market. These are handy fur the* horse, BtomaeV. WiVuvs, uAxxeXy, takxw wx \vro'vxr ^utxfbXixta, awil at TYxs. Vmi, are o. uvre \xre\-tuVvi o$ Lj Silioue Fever, Fever arid Jtgue, Liver Complaint, (Dyspepsia, ■' Indigestion, Jawndioe, Kidney Complaints, <ivxk o.\X ivuuu, <x wav tar natan. 'V'Xxe.we, E'Aim ■■■< It will Mend Bone, Conti, Lava, .and in fact everything but Metals. “It FOUR TO BIX BOTTLM. sing away. Healing tbe milk, 1 believe ia.an English .method, and. oubIh^ be .lifttBc generally practiced; then there would not be so much poor butler in the Will cure Salt Rheum, Scald bead, Sore Eye*, EZRA JONES. Deputy ’ do Rtromou* Dtacharge* from the Ean, Swelling to JOHN OWEN. State Treaaarer. tbe Groin, Fslting of the Wotab, Dyspepaia, Neu- JAMES TURNER. Deputy do ralgla, JOHN M. GREGORY, Snpt. Public Infraction. THREE BOTTLES. CORTLAND B 8TXBB1NK.Depaty da W.U r.,w«». b™ in to.1 huu u.d ote Xm* nr Mouth Kim-* Evil Norte* Dincharae* I UYRLS HEWITT. Deputy > no u"er^. ch*l(.ro.l' Pnm.re Kiphilt, , CHIA'RLEB. UP*»N. aW-V Gt-tertL . cost $20,000 toaagrsts Superior la any $101 or Mitchell, aud sella giving MEND CHINA, JAMK8 H. PORTIML Haerwtary of State, I oftetcA. out a \a>A\. , eurt a\l “WV* _____ Akt xo, but a> a IT WILL UENO MARBIX aAo-t Ttw-eivaX nacWt — *' wApt ’Ke^.u-Nsiov m VM* suftoflr IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. Xvx X\xc "BAxovii SvsXrxrt* No matter if that Woken Pitcher did mA coat but doMtkiJkxevc a shilling, a shilling eared to aahUling earned. IT WILL MEND ALABA8T«lt Ka», $or I a Unx* Vixxe, \h«\x IT WILL CATRON. «r Teaaaaao*. A USTIN BLAIR, Goreruer. 11ENRY T. BACK US. Pteaident of theScntte and part purity and cieunxw* to tbe akin and ewn- ■ n-ife ‘BWWva cubckuA. rtaTe officem*. ONE BOTTLE. and crook. If the mi|k has Tbeen kepi in ■ warm place, take the cream' to a wnrm room a day or two before churning. If you •7 wiah tbe bu|trr 1 to i Axik :and taatij IBkc t-JQHK D1WSBH0RQRS. K IT WILL MEND IVORY. -NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. -JOHN A. CAMPBILL, of Ala. ry com* of Pimples, Blolcbe*. Pas- live by book 1 1 l^iZtdlor WOOD. IT WILL MENP GLASS. DR. RADWAY HAS DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP. Called Rabwat's Rnovartso Rsboetsst—that will curseverj^uocies cf bkin Disease, Scrofula, ,SvphiHHo Brvpuow, Fever Sores, Ulesrs. Tumors ttoA Rheum. Sores of all kinds. Humors, Pustules 1 Pimples, blolcbep. Ac., rapidly and ellsetMly. . witbont exposure ar subjecting tbe patient to the least inconvenience. WWL MEND Save tbe piece* otthat expsastee sat GlassbetMe- United ■tales. c&. .tuprwmw <. .. Cwart —---ottRn “------- Bi . fiihermen and lhe pigs, let it stand longer, and use the. IT IT WILL MEN D’LEATH ER. THE JUDICUBT. Moax SMtoGLiao.—A Ivdy was de-" tocted the other day by a Custom House seizer the things that were scizer’s. wnx wirasTAinx WATER. lINBATKH.fo Missouri. TO THE PUBLIC. every one of her teeth out at once 1” )/ia n/4fr£T7/ ;|j; officer in the—eeief-inaking an indirect importation of goods from Canada, which were promptly “confiscated.” She seemed very glad to vet off-by rendering unto AUmiCAN OSMSSVSUUE irOOMEBY BLAIR, of way ofa climax and a clcncher, “Well there is one thing that my mother can do that yours •eim,6^-my mother can take tnoold. Tbe milk nhould not stand long­ er In winter that) In.summer, or the but ter will be bitter. In 36 or 48 hours the milk should be skimmed, if in a coqI the M EKELLEO upTr rdUrriW. Hjteri" wr V> >®r oibai VU *o»gti .proper. Do not make it too bot or tbe a* these, that a farmer get* ahead in world.—American Agriculturist. THKM< TSl°*lst'au.'i“xKTmtlW0MA THS CAJttMET)A GL/ABANTBE.-OOS to si* bolHM af Senary 1 .Woto-^UUJAM A REWARD, of Dr. Radway'a Cleansing Syrup— • called RAl>BT Seeeetsry^tht Tr««Xry-8ALM0N P. CHASE, WAY’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT-will on re the worst canes of Skin Disease, tyscoudary SyphAn ^vantage.—A.t»oy and a girl of Ulla, Fevar Seres, Ulcers, or Scorbutic Eruptions tender years were disputing as to wb*l that can be produced. ThU Syrup is highly oen year*, in making oca rly as good butur in winter m in ummer. In .-Up firgl wee or noy thing that will give tbe cream an iuiDflura) taau, or in. cupbyard/with so Or !• get Clt«h Drened, Is nt the New Woolen EacUiry of FAMILY MEDICINE. nr KAsrnrofl. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS can he repaired with GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT •r.rl _______■ ... AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. mkh and cannot fail to do good work. We Shall be’ ready to do Custom Carding by the «>th insu.and far < loth Dreesing and the Manufacture of Cloth abont the Ibtb of-Jane next N0T CBACK IN COLD OR BUN IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,WASH OFF. ey, tbe Remedy or Ucenedus will baaeot aeeordii re*nedies act gystom wilbonl tonchiag the Wood vesi e su^uifrevua system. 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[y. «nd t«»re it ..pen <itb unwonted haste, .fees, iwiwnad,fey . N** PVMk.ibair wre « that' tnaife her eyre sparkle , n«r bred, twy aeddea i. th. .mu fhrir U-b. with j.fa T The familfaf hand w rttfag Sirs?ii‘7 r4 cm‘u ud "** **. 21 EfatL Jbou«b ’tar* “*c*’ bZ ll* P«*»lfar Ifeurish al.lhe top hl«p»0. others shirr mand dark e doom, , of Si, ther H that it ro wo frnm Mr. W.y bmasd aursmrtth.d^> twriliopL^bt. rrad it th JJ|f 2Sbn . SSfei joy. ’ - ------ -- Histtllaiw. aetbr* df the “Life of Patrick rj[ fart .ni '^T 1 •< bld tfare ttin—wci ddfare.” ; Attefa pore it was ktoodted dawn to DRUG ■♦‘orhod hta }Ntswige. having no :ih«ney ; Bud leaving, thy yeapd at.^au Francfaco, , STORE!! T Roberts & Striker. CHANT A SPAULDING, MASON ALLEN, tLER IN GROCERIES. proviaUns. pr i e, Hlab, butter, lard. pork, and grain alt Yom Alw toys cauihes. etc , tic. Store Cailturn a Block. Siatt street. Ha«ti ga, Mich. D i D. C. HAWLEY, EALER in all kiude nf Family Groeeriea, -ttone and Wooden ware, and a general aa- D - tsai UtfftlSi ROBERTS A STRIKER, GROCERIES! Y A. AIJLI1N. AWau-lSMiciUiratnChan r r«U»«urvs «*Tn> •rtgajp-*. 4c Will br ba|>|-i .Y tw all caRa 10 the lina of their profession lia»V ml bt in<tbnsinca«. . ' 08w .n the Court nouse, Hasilnx* Mich. I DANIEL COOK, f UPTICK OFTIIK PEACE. General land and Tax tg'-nt. will attend io the collection of ti-!jt.<ud .ill other bssior** pertaining to Msnffice. | • . ... .u.V m.. HOLBROOK, ,M. RLSSELU MONT FOFULAR JOHN ROBERT*, lllYSIUlAN and Munreuii. l)*vllfagou Urvad. way. uc*r tlir Uuun IIuum. . PATENT MEDICINES H. P. CHERRY, ii?J’ rwneetiuhv ennnunei U» th* citl.-.X.__ ___ 1 tn any Mace. Give na a call and jedge ■ for vrairfefeteB " feud’d U> writ DR. 11. J.. H A NE1'. .ttSTwli!: »««h— Png xsunt^^ATndOufltraeis. • - « KET-EAT, T<DB or Hcodr CASE onIy. 1 attention wilt W paid.f" COMT’OrND„ w-.wl.r 1anc pdttiov nn PRESCRIPTIONS-, snd any * * I nne narehasina medicines nf us can rriy upon Ura ROBERTS A STRIKER. 11. WB1CUT. A TTOICXKY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. A S-d rkibcit-r and Councilor m Chaaeery - Hsattxi ROBERTS k STRIKER. Ralph Eaq .'Mlddl0i11e. powdar ShM.Le^C^W^e^ anirrKK a Bieeows A TTORNEVS sad COUNSELLORS Al /V--Wiriu>ra in Chancery. Tax dad Im i._-I—_.. I., vi—, nron but Henry rapidly eontiiiired,: “You tell toe that 1 ha'e di^nu-ed you I will re move my self and my dlqgrece from yuu'r preai-IICt- ” A the .won about t<» leave the numi, his moificr^«ked, anvioh«ly ; “Where would ■y»nt go tn' tlenry T* >» . . ‘interest to learn the txwttents. Henry’s ; name had nnt been mentioned between tint two fi»ryear*; yet^and let ant this — —price'the —l— a hard »i. Mir render.-—it it wuuld U ba tt» tell Which th<>i<ht of.him moat constant­ ly. - Behind the deaeoa’-taritarnity there heat nteeiirt. and that heart wm more “Stay, him m-t. . Hannah.” -aid the : .... , . de;i<-r.|i Mirndy. “If is well.that he should willmg to conte-s. leave a place where he can no longer Jnok nn honret nian in lh>- face." “De:.r»,i} Bolbrnok, he •» «uir fvn.” said fl|e wife repr<^r-Miillv. . . . . • • ‘ ‘ ' "oSd.yi,.—I w. b„-.. u. fee.1 bl.i^.‘,'r “^.t wiud through the open window,' be made to flnp; edpedaHy will Ae be careful of aW thm bifore She4wtte»bee patient far the night. If JVUI wait till yiw patient tells you ur reminds y oq.of these things, where isthe'use of bis having a nurse f— “T would ihnt l.c-oild fwget .ib" *•» as pnIH as a sheet.•. his limbs tottering tbr unrelenting reply.. .. . heh’*alh - bum hif whole expression that Dv-we Ir*l wnrdx reached the enre of • nfgreat nngutah. • U<1 ■ he young man at he stood npf>n the •• What’s lbw mstter*!>exam Hidbrrxdt 1 threshold, and an expremrnn halfnfpain, What's thu matter, 'Joshua?” inquired half of indignation, swept over bi* face, his nlarmod wife. ' he knew that he had done wrong, hut be “iisnonh. wonre padpera—paupers in Feit that he had not forfeited forgiveness. our old nge I" saidhev huahatid. . With one farewell glance at his tn'iUher. “Good grarfaeu 1 what tow happened, Ftofinct Xig^tengote. How to baceeed. I have already stated what appears to full Of mi’Tpkch gratitude mid love, ha me‘th* great defect in all treaties <>n thd left the house,which had been so long, (n ’ himah*mie. ‘ . • I I .Little by Hille, it came out that des- arte'effalf-advnncement and self help.— There apriaire'io',' toil A fallacy al the This wa« ihf foilf of w|tich Henri .H.ol . eon Hidbrouk- hud beeftirna h< aidam an foundation of all' their instructions.— hrook hsd been, guilty ; Having beefl far a hank officer' with wbun be was acn one form or another, “do . sent to New York by hv bis his father fotber.to tn collect 1 quaintrd, atid-i ao ahd so, and y’i»u on.Sotno of n*iim.<»f money due him, be had been the uttwat ronMtnev. ' 0ot:t»«ay tnu i “”T A-“ .7’AyNT "i’ i i-iiu,j,-, iiriuicj ,iuv i-'-ii, — i»v ."vril . Ik*—.— irA-iiAA rtw’i*mmend fair “ nnd d sllpryd to a.ganiing 'hnusr ■by a compan w.^HInr'inwIliK-K^tad i-iin ijhd'tpere,ipducrd. b». p|iy. though h.d Bed ch. enirnrr. «n<l left l«.nd. 1 PW',™.. !>••»«« not till after prr»iuwl«?n.' Having ” ’ R.W. »HELDON, OUNTY TBEaAURER- C WiUpsjJwliwUr -d iir; SOLDIER’S BOUNTY, BACK PA Y, teEN»lttN,-4iv. g. c. raiNDLE, DF PROBATE, Noiart Public, Ge»- rpbe undenogned, haring racaivad <run> E- B. COJUtEHi FORMS AXDDIRECTIONS kept I-Ii plny ill", ill t|i“ h«.pr-.fii-c -v.-ring his I.Htsrii. But, ns might hnvi- been ex prvtrd, insG-ad qf this, be lost all that reniaTned. .Then, thoroughly ashamed and hllterjy upbraidinghiiii»e|f fpr his breach of triia ’t. he wept home, aud cimfesscd all. ........ -ryT,". ;TT-.};TTmTTrThi< c--’nfvM‘i--n wiii received, as we futye ' seen, in siicli a yay na in .cHBI hiei .cpufi J dejicr and excil.e .hi- indigiuUi'.n. . #An4 i -u““lnJ «. H. COOK, Ce.ru *&**»»+ ■ be was through with the witness, and he *0* at Kia aervide. Mr. Wirt rose to commence • tb« cross examination, bbt aeetned ft>r'a moment qwite perplexed how to proceed, but quickly a-wutned a msuner expressive of his incredulity its td tiju fact* VllClirU, elicited, and coolly eyeing VW H(U 101.13 HRU COOliy the iu* WrifnAafe *ilne»i 'A a »moment, az»w,a—» K be a ..l.l said—a ‘ ’ “Mr. K——-- aHow aHow me me to to Iask' yAu whether whether jot yoa have have ever ever read read a a w< work calted Baron Munchausen I” ..,. Before the witness had tirun to reply, Mr. Webster quickly rose to hia feet and "I beg year pardon, Mr. Wirt, for the interruptiun, bnl there was one queattonjl f«»Fgol U> ask the witness, and if you will alluw me that favor, j will premise not to inkerpupt you again.” 1 ' Mr. Wirt the blandest manner repliad—' Y-e. most certainly;” when Mr. Webster, in. the must dclibernto and solergo manner,,aaid: "Sir, have you ever read Wirt’s Pat­ rick Henry f ’ The effect was so irrevislahlc that even the Judge could not control hia rigid fea­ tures. Mr< W irl himself joined in the momentary laugh, and turning to Mr. Webster* said, “Suppose we submit thia ca»e to the juby without summing upf’ which was assented to, and ater'a client won the case. Mr. ’Web- Nuao Orrtckaa.—Gen. Butler has moved hi* military headquarters from the New’Orleans Custom House to the comnjbdluus rnidciicc formerly the A lavs GnaaitLs—the only onfe ever bropghft into England, lias lately arrived at Liverpool. Hr appears quite docile, and amuses himself in dancing around the the rtmm at Mr. New'hy’a the celebrated nature list, and sttempting”lo sew pieces of blankets together. Hia skin is an-blive color, and u taj ia,yet very -young, only slightly 6'vcrod with .hair. He fa remarkubiy food ofgood* living,ahd appears to hare an especial relish for beef steak, miitton chops and froft. Yooug Mr. Gerriili fa about 3| feet in height,,very broad (and thick across the chert, while hia arms and legs are long and athewy, displaying great strength.— He has a great naGit of putting his feet iptn any stray boots end shoes which may ba lying.about, and when be fa discov­ ered ,in Wg £reaks, b« invariably .runs for protection to any lady. which may be present. His faee; milike the'generally ''"■“t’".''-. MS >■'<«.h»«rUiMv » .lU»d, »u «,u M • * ■ fO’“ gwt'hg. ,»■>■ *Ju mcrut ,h»n n> how a map is to get °n.‘ A pbdr,Scotch lad, walking the London slrreia, fell Into Whan OAAjaaweaupied Holly Springs, Mis^iaeippi, .aQ(ne weeks since, with cav­ alry, a colored man gave,him informa u qefUr and broke Ida ' TAal mAde tioii which wm of vast Importance, and his lortime. The tf^altby, o^ner of the k-d, among other things, to the capture When CH. Lea retired cellar took him up, nnd pushed him bn': of a rebel <*fcer. r'K <k.yur■<* UndoR, sal tb« negro was left behind, and was ten* bcFbft'ii'rliament.- The tuedinieli hanged by a mub of rebal cit. _.-. ■— ixeus and rebel soldiers. This sort of k faihuUecfa cruelty toward the[ncgrves—abandoning £ <wto,y them lb rebel vengeance after they have Mfaitfa. faTthis jltoh ■■■>.!■•-‘•'1''”fi«» **• N« *Xta-f». J™ ro« aitlicatiuxb ro« Let us du Lfe11^"’ Uolocmk .thq JHatiff1.( pauper. ■ I ARREARS OF PAT, BOUNTY k PENtJIONS,. “» **.* W &RIB ’'J1 Wa l ’ ‘TH* fa Indeed; w-jw teret death; DANIEL STRIKE1 li> the pogrom of the <we, Mr. Web- entertained opinion, is not fierce or re­ pulsive looking, aUbongb the jaws are i -IV f.,m'... -H a nJu.M. h «„mprl~a .Ui. .m.ta'MWM i comprised sixty ocreaot roiigns-.il, wmen ; k. 1.—< i.k™. iu ,I-.-, a-a, u> **M n“1^* **MU®<* ! far the rmtdwnie! wants »»f a sraidl and reonpinicnl ..fiwnHy. In the market it wnuLdiiot hrhtei'ovrr thn-e thonxand "did- now b<- (ui«l gone f .rth fr«u» h-.nie a ffan farx. and ft»r that amount the deaem wna I,.. Irtiaw wfather.0 *l*b w ith no n->tbiniitii. Y'c —terday mbso hfc had mvikdoou reckoned mmhimI «J»r.-r den-r he knew nut not, wjfftber W' bound. y<*ter<Jay it,i sett-riel 1 Hewry, princely bachelor establishment of Cor ttey Follows, a rich rebel merchant. The correspondent of the New York Timet speak* <d a vfeit tp tea place, and aaya: “Coming down faairs from the audience chamber I met three officers, twy Captains and one’ fifat ' Lieutenant, all three re markable their fine figures and neat military dress. They passed quickly up afairc,witb. tee appearance and nir of mon whose presence was officially demanded. Tth- cruw«J lundc'wut h»r‘uieiii, «unl. o«Wj disappeared in tbe Commanding Gencr. sI’h room. These men thus dressed,aa-ith abouHur-slraps. aworda, and martial air, ,njoce than the ijiece wore nqgro officer* of tho First National you hnve gei probability, of recur .respite, Both ■'ffiriwi iftni ■ Union. Regiment of Lbuisianx In all tbe «*5 intedsitV willhe dl ' clumjtre brought fiy this' rebellion, this i'ence and at the saps . minished, wfeWeft tmtb Ml Ft*’ terribly tyectitele irpeKksTo rne mt the mightiest I itjdfiMterd bi 'wnnt offarep? This fa the and.mnst-wumterfuL’ lean scarcely bereason why a patient waked in^lhe early Ifav.c my Yy«» when 1 w iUiem a spectacle MTF ul Iw’.Wp, onl.T bU alfep. like this, and that one not in Mitaaticbu1 biit. hfa power, t<izs)rep., The more tbe setts «jrNew York, butlu Loutwana. and i slck elrap, the betier'thev'wni be alllo ib in‘tbs imperial Souttfarni tity of New Orsleep. A good nurse will alwirye ■ make l.sta pnrl of th.- nv-nei in ’-is charge, be , Mmingon. v( ater introduced a highly respectable wit­ ness, wKoie testimony, imlree disproved JpjljL, . J, , .J, ! J. f o. . t. ■< jj, ■ 1 or 'ithpeached, settled'tbe case and anni“What name, sir J* inquired the auc­• hllatad Mr.' Wirt’s client. After getting tioneer; ' ’ • ’ terwugfa the testimony, he informed Mr. •^••Ddbcon JoehowHrtlbi«M<,”fwM' thei Wirt, with a significant expression, that Thera wag a Mnt/jf surprise, and,the f he wm m'.w at work. He had not 'been queaUon, ?*ho is heT' pasted from one। ~TBE nn»t «B<™. > there lAfig fauwigh tli fahri ’ atiy' Wes'1 oft<> another. hMnWI MluaoP. »gi uro, f 1 what Were hia chancre of' dueere*. He f ’ AtWrmff the rest,” D*«bt»rt Holbrook . .1 wisfad hie mother L» write,. 4»d prom- looked tiphageriy, and a qaretioa was wo !",P*n’ !n a JLret., England Isjd m jiif mq^emcula. , Tber*^ was only ,W>. •,,. t . sitinnrrouim The wars U}ree persons ■ one reference to his’faiher. It w^a this: ..’*F*t|H" don't.J.°“ ^nowZour present Let me inlnuluc* lhem in or- > * P»m hfrefd lather still retain* B’S tiltijr. b«y t’ triced the youngmat> with great dcr . Deacon Holbrook.« ne*s Marfa me. If thia fa the case do emotion 1 •' ' not trouble him with any meaeagbs, but Deacon Holbrook’s eyes lighted tip if otherwise, you may .give > fny dutiful with jnyi Webtfj beUfpemdd his arms. dcrt^edfvutun-s. Next,.hip wife, a iuolh- .regard*, mid My that 1 do mU-yci dyapair The rnomcHiaUon was complete. erly' old lad,, wiili an "xprexsion <>f -m-b <<f making myself a good and also a true Henry subsequently explained that, rnliil hi fii v..|i nc«-oh Ii-t face ns to charm man.” ' ' -■■•••­ having been succrasfuf ,at the mines, be • all who k"rw h.f. Yet. at thia moment, Deacon H«d>ir6bk did nnt kw>k at hfa had wlahrd’to rrturh Unexpectedly, when JUHT RECEIVED anxivtx. grief, and'entreat) striitfgled lor wife while she was reading this tetter, tiporrhifrwrrlval-fn '-flew* ¥«irtt, "he had the inaxier). Tlie tbi»«i. figure in the though tbe handwriting must faave told learned;his father’s roisfertame. He hsd n new and moat complete asphrtfimt of. tablraux was a vming man with a,frank him also who it was from. instantly made wftgt. haste be coyjd to ' hniid»o(ur Ince, yean* no! t-xivediug twen­ “Joshua,” said bis wife, timidly, using his native lowp, and fortunately arrived DRUGS AND MED1CIKFR, ty. vhoatiHid in'the middle of the fli'ior, thcm rely mentioned ChrfaUan name nf in time to prevent the sacrifice’of the -^Chrmlcalm Paints, Olla, Cam* ahha down <*axl l»wiL, ahritiklng from the her htiiihand. “thia tetter is from Henry.” farm. Angry words which his father uttered. “So I aiipniwe,” said he, coldly. flSphcuc, Burts Its* FliaM, *'Tbe Lwd hath rebuked my’ vain pride, . ••firnry,” a.'<d the deiaeon, sternly .-you A■ be spoke hr tnolc from his pocket and the hardness of my heart ibat led me TI KPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. hate di.'griu-i’d yourself and tne, n dearon the Wteklit Farmer, and adjusting his to .turn away an only sou.” said the dea­ of the ebur 'h. Yoq have ernhitiered the spreinclea. began to read. con, solemnly. ‘ Henceforth may our declining y ears «<f ynur parents n Thnr wns n hint, sndao Mrs." Holbrook hearts be fitted with the loVe that fsileth “Don't benwi hard wi»h him. Deacon undet-atond ,lr, that bo did not ears tn not.” HnlliriMik.'' interpiArd ilia wife "Re. pursue the subject further. But shu Add his wife nud san revercctly «<ad X4T FOR MECHANICAL >ND MEDICINAL im-mlu-r i^fa.hL first fiuilt.’,' could doc help asking, **W«mldn‘t you “Amen I" . ■ ■... .. , PCKPWES.ONI.YjH .‘ If it were anything r|w.M- said . the like to rcad Henry’s letter. JoshuaV father, still imapp-nsed ; “but to think ’•Yod will oblige ma by not mention­ that my anti should become s gnmbler I ing hia name again;" said lhedrecrei.stffl). With , a .proper supply of windows, My Son. wh«» bax l>e<*n so carefully trained “He has forfeited all ctaitnato be cvnsldand a proper supply of luefin open fire­ iu the way that h«* should gu !** places, fresh air is comparatively easy to “It ixonh onre.” urged the wife, with Ro days, month*, and even Team pas­ secure when your patient or patients arc nil m mother’* iqslincta. sed. It lacked but n month or five years “There are some crimes which cannot sinew Henry Holbrook left bis home.— i in bed. Never be afraid of open win Ke committed once without sinking the There was little change in tlw» air of the , dowa, then. ‘ People don’t catch, cold in TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, soul deep in sin," ;relumed the father, grave, soher lookuiR tnanahtn of Deacon bed. With proper bediclothea, and hot bottles, If necessary, you can always keep PRUNES. FIGS. RAI-4NB. CODFISH; w ith iinnt.aii'd wii-rhnewt. H<4bri>ok. The deacco himself had felled s patient warm tn Mid, sod well venti­ All this Whftk the young man hsd late hi tn, io bed. Never to allow a patient r« n>«fa-*d silent, th.-ugh hi* varying color , preceding. _ : Hie for tn bad u.„______ ____ ,___ lout its ancient .hnurd that he felt deeply the harshness ereclnesa. aiid waa bowed. His face h*d Ui atp^ke intentionally or accidentally, is a tint qua nan of all ifaod nursing. If oflii* father** word*. At lenntbhe-spoke; (grown iiM«re wrinkled, and-hesprnl more J"U rlWnnt oftUTir.t .Iwp/h. I. ipjaammiacBJ '•Esther,” «flid he, firmly. “You u 111 ope time in the bouse. 1 Aid (••klRff Extracts, dai rl-pcnt y'oiir severity. N» *>M>ner ceived ddingauf Henry kisbtiriiuteryAls. intelitgiblo fact had I -inned than I repynti-d, and made ' He Uaa well, and 4«»inj wall, be wrote ;; It la a carious but quites inieH'tgibfa : theL if ,a patieut,m wl‘, put; fa waked A £ r^~ a coiif.-sxluii t>> y..u Hitd niv mother. In- i but did n«>t enter Into particulars. S«»u»eyf a,fu^ .jslcep, he • hours instead of a few .minutes inw»ut alead of ent- nreging me in mj repen time be should return to see bis mother, i8.much'm«»reu likely l.‘__w to deep , -t — ,• .again be tance. you l< ad m- with reproaches which . Of his father he did not. speak. . These eause ____ _____ paiti,,likelrritAbillty __ .Irritability of nTbrttn, bnfin, perper. mv own conscience had anticipated, a*.d ; li-uers weo4 sll brought-Ihumv front'the - ----------- | pctuates tfaT- hitemriftre hkelf. .... If you PENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. ENwhich, heaven knows I did nnt need.” I village p.wioffire by Denom Holbrook, | Mvegained di ‘te t-.of either ’ill deep, ■ Deacon Holbrook was about tn apeak, I but be ticwr signified any curinaity or HASTINGS NO., . 34: ’ ’tJd*'io?q tr.j.,; I .JIF.BII I -40 -tidLi Webner and Win. V gfanw lillg'lllll msc.mqncof the N irgitus oohrta, an tile opp'sing citUnseT was WiHihmWlr Over High Prices, at the 3 \ .:| ,, '.J HASTINGS, SAOY COUNTY. MICJL, TONESDAY,:i}Smfm.a;;m i.|g -S;sti«9» ^aiuur, . « ■>: :irtv jre isa.i .. ,...F III——R8 .. “Xfterty Rnfl <Tn!cn-BnR and Tnxwperu'Ffty "J1, «“-■ ' under ths di K?reni act* oFCongre**: ud faring. I“M tifaCrxrijrd M- rigor. -Th.t bought it he denom. with -Wm s»wtww.' [• complete under thearrangements different aeta with / fi. intona E«j.. Irbough m.tlnrUe-M hupdr^d „ hundred dvlbira— "Tbe "*nwL-rd L<>fd has. has.indred, indeed, smitten smitten me rrie-faiiij 1 . , ...—not lat-ge-T— lCTd i wHs .vet of impormnce |i tpce to Mjn^ .still be,! myibld nge.** Dou’i sfa your bear^ upo» aiyf worldly Livte col- c r,* .1,., “vrr|<M»'k |.?T .tlviL b»l J * time J waia Riven ft* antseipatina er:j;.t is not worth whi^; if weceaa. I’lwfioHw.a* farm. wrnknese and crime, ns ht> termed jt»- by. liMora the b^wfell WRIGHT eorpoe, w^ll j ifrlk flu's not oemc ,dq.,.i»^ ' *''4.R?rM,n wbo .*“• feneotiy called iu .CC.C. wiiicb |Fwml|mL . court for the purpoao of proving the cup tnipd jrqqC After ,fL-iiry*" cb r jeparh*^ tb** <»H b“i»m Ms' far thy? rectnua of a Uoctur’s blit, was asked if and More-. '■ ' • •• Krchiiif quietertpap quieter thgp usnai-. vsuaU am All . wm,iwatlwrlifs lodpiwledflo ’■ * ’ ... .1 Kecamf ti» doctor did wt nfakv aetertf! ttah* IfesDeteUe Dremm Htdbrtefa amik into Cireaaft Cwurts— IMS, !»•»-,. hsu hsd goiir g.u^ ” <Hi ’t pfi.i, nF it. .DwCpS,. Deacon JJ»lbr|«k >it . aftenJfab-patient wa-owtof fesgar T “No’’ ______ _ bimaf-lfwan a m^n -f vrrj few wordf,. mg remembered andl acted on by all map.. ba rejdfad, ••< considered bkai to dsoflev nnd'hia tjicitHiuity had;*hsted his wife'* There la no use igjvejpgjypbiiiqm.—Tht I just as long as tec doctor; cos Hinted hfa. •••dal tendencies. . Vgrr l<tUg. very quiet.,! visit* *n ...... -................. visits, (hwfrf. , f., s .j and very t^vma fsenr the evxmitum which j nrekiQR. <”d-appreudy W*f !»«*•■■<tlicv spent together. On otic sioe uf the j tretion u> what wm goiag «m abowfttm.’ Revaraxd.—The Cbiateo r^xwe [re­ firpplsce sat ,tby drawn. grfy«d.v reading Hit wife, emrorfv lees sorrowful than km ..I ~ *. ' through W- spyctiKili-s Ufa agricultural hfatretf,-fimred thauhfa re-** -wae wndercity oM efeditabvIletfa with this ano joss papers uhlch came wAfkh. Opposite mined. ’ ’ • ' t: ment : .i*. • v<ms -ttii • passed by and’I It Sec hifliwvj « -------H-lbrae-k wwuM mt »-\v. iir; try awid, qtifai, hire abrented torrrelfyixtt bcr.-*U?4t SiFteia'tf ,J*T.«W.MWiRkl n.d i.’..*, I. 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NEWS _■* *’*r5*F *^\*t “. to®" «mc. Fredericksburg. Ji duriM th. da, t„ bcpiul Uot. till, .13,. *50.1ta. Ort., worthlw. truh fowrf BayWOtWlmini lk« pobitom of .1 . VI IV reaoce * txtts W the MVKHNtn the .ftaro^w, ,nd the fm. pounds tu 180 lbs of eral Activity indicated that ’ 1 *• °* •dual era I adivity that another battle Geo. W. Rios, an early aettler, and was imminent. Surgeons were ordered MaB.... .......... Mail... to be in readiness to oars for large num hero of sdtiiiional wonnded. The with drawal of our forces, howaver. was de .lite " np of Hastings Loda4 M, ata Md at Mmm- SoMR ivil PKBSOX broke into the wol- 4en factory uf John S. VanBrunt, on Sun­ day last, by entering a workshop bcluw into tbe ■and forcing a paaaage through ■carding room. It ia supposed he was 'frightened from hia drprodationa by the approach ufa person having charge of tbe wstabliahment, na all the damage dime. « as in cutting off a piece of new belting, which piece wan left in the hurry of de­ The burglar was tracked, on parture. All night n and after Honda/, Xovw I’ssMSgvr Trains M tbs O bis departure, upon the ice on the margin of the river, and along the steep bank to the lower bridge, a circumstance which n ehargw 'of attvmpiing t»» pnietsn Peter ■Ferrm and hia m ifn, of thia township.— We have n«^ many of tbe fncta in the ■case, hut W" learn that the charge repre­ sent* the crime aa having been attempted tary offenses. Tbe House of Representatives has sus tained the arms tot the night, when tbe order was given to fiill In. The troops opposed It waa for a night assault on the enemy's works, and were not usderelved until they found thexuselvca on pontoons cros­ sing the the stream. Tbe bridges were covered with earth to deaden tbe sound of artillery, and the high wind and dark­ Philadelphia. Dre. 17. Vert rtss weather although somewhat last week. Bunday niortting a slight snow fell, followed to­ ward evening, with a slight rain. Tux Atlantic Momtult.—This is one magazine* for fahuly reading, Aat can be found in tbe eormtry. The Atlantic seems to proper Jiirilig these war times, and tn ensure its ing to furnish Bnrnside and firittre pensperU* the pub­ respond with tbe great rise in paper and Fort Monroe, Dec. 19. Come and See!! our readers for $2,50 a year. Details of the vieferv of Kingstnn. N. C.. -how that the march was a continued Tbe Cabiaet Crisis. fnm Washington. that Secretaries Seward, Chase, dlntr. and Bates had tendered their ree- igaatiuirt as o»eml»ars of tbe cabinet.— This action is said to be on aceonnt nf a Repnldican Caucus ofCongreaamw. which . recommended tha President to rrmoddle Utrr despatches state that Seward has again resumed his office and that Chase ia still considering the ques­ Burnside is also reported tn bare resigned, but the rumor is not credited. ThX UVKRAL AMRXDMZXTS *<» °’n atitMron, submitted U» the people «f thia Suu, at the Ute elections, ware all adop­ ted by majorities of3,000. The aggregate .vote was very light indeed. have organ­ ized n company to bore for salt in that aertos offighting.in which ■„ distinguished The proper Department at Washing­ ton have decided that soldiers discharged before serving two years are not entitled t<> the hundred dollars bounty. WE HVAE partont interested ia Mid aetata, are repaired to appear at a aeaaien of said Court, tben to be hoiden at the Probate Oflce, in tb* TIUsgs sf Htofo JUST RECEIVED This is right; those who prove worthless to the ..ur shell- h-lplng them *!«>’•«• Capt Wells and Lieut. Perkins, 10th Gem., were killed. Thwr regiment fought until out of ^munition, and then went in «i’h I*'* oiirts. The J»l Ma-sachnsrUs. Major Cham bers commending, captured 70 ofleers WHICH aen iou ought not to fare better than those pap*r printed in said oosatv, of Hany for tbros aueceasire vMka, immadiatafy previous to said day •< beariar. B. R. B. (A troa aepy.) dasIT DIRECT FROM H. 0. PRIMDLJL Jadct of Probata. ®wsr ®®nnpiKnnrn®w9000 yds. plain and ^fsney Silk, BE PREPARED IN TIME. When seised with Pain diseases that indicate ibeir presence by the sign <>f pain, discornfcrlo." uneasiness, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF—if ad­ ministered when pain is experienced— will positively arrest No disease would grow upon, if it was promptly met on its first approach Fever and Ague, Yel­ low Fever, Typhoid Fever, Cholera, Dysentery, Flux, Diptberia, Influents, Small Pox, nre more eaailv prevented than cured—and if KA WAY’S READY RELIEF is used when symptoms of dis­ comfort or paroxyatrt of pain are experi­ ( enced, no serious sickness will fellow.— Let people bear this in mind, be tbe pain ।slight or severe, use RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF, and you will avoid sickness. Neither, Morphine, Veratrum Arnies, or any other narcotic or Anodyne will relieve iou fr>»m pain no quick » radwAys ready relief. •ssib Estate^f Benjamin Winans. whether ._ in the bead, bowels, stomach, joints, limlis, back—whether it be in tbe Liver, Kid­ neys. or other orgnus, use RAD WAY'S READY RELIfciv, to • few minutes, all pain and uneasiness will disappear. All ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. County of Barry, aa.—ALasession of tbe Pro- P cjray frsa Three te On ruadinx sad Oliugtbspetitfoe.My vsrifisd, of i^Mla Wiuii, widow of said dirasord, pray1Dgfor totters cf ^mtaUtrurion rote vstete. For Sale By the'Pound. Which that we offer'at GOOD PRINTS At 10 and 12| cents per yard, bieiwcib® ■ire aotioa to ell mtowb intereated la aaid sstau of the pendancy of said petition, sad the beartn| BeaRtlfulflStylM of DelalMi, At Mcts >er Yard. a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun­ ty of Barrv. for three aaeoeeaive weeks, irnmvdJately previous to told dev of bearing. (A tree copy.) SMEftMAN C. PlINDlX, deolO Judge of Probate. JV. B. Merchants vtehla<t« Meek ■p will find IK aa Object te'CMU b«fere going East. PROBA TK ORDBR-mATt OP MICHIGAN, ®nxwa & shades, GROCERIES petition, duly reHfied tbe Uth HARD-WARE I aeired to aftoar. al a aeaaion ofsaMosw be bolden attha Probate UtBca. in tbe Oct Wd, 1802. 7*o Dtitrvy------- Mice, Mules, and Ant* 7*o Dtitroy------- Bed-Bugs. To Jfftlroy------- Muths in Furs, Clothes, &c., Ac. To Dntroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. 7*o Dtitrov------- Insects on Plants and* Fowls. To Dettroy------- Insects on Animals. As. 7b Utttroy------- Every form and species ©fVermin. yy See “Coster's” advertisements In this paper for the dntntction tni utttr examination of all kindt and tpeeia of Firrmtn. 600,000 1“utw8’S!.1LEi0K"TS jLLOYD'S SEW RTKEI. PLATE COUNTT COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. From reoval surveys, completed Aug. 10, 18 2 cost tso.wo to engrsvs Mopvrior to but ||O w or Mitchell. u><f tolls 11 ‘•%FjrV%K'2lfl!iSlB" jui- py Bold in Mwspapar, printed and circwlatin| sty of Barry, for six *v erm live v» Ltolyprwteaa to said dsyof bvarisg. 1 r SHERMAN C. FRINDLK. Hasmos, RoBXHTajA SnuKKM, and by Mica., by ths Drug­ gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. AND THE GREAT CAUSE OF CHANCERY ORDER. i TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Bghth Jodtatol Cire- lliernselves. Several bayonet charges took place. The rebels are reported a« of the United States sod Canadas combined in qps, having 15.000 mm and their loss in kill KvKry RAILROAD STATION ed and wounded heavy, and 500 taken prisoners. Col. Gray. 96th N. Y. was killed. Our total loss will not exceed WMAoH. A. G. WtMarf, 150. The principal fight was a few miles Lando*. Jfo-«fag ocuaiorai wur.u w from Kh.gwvm, where tbe rebels were Printed instroctioea how to canvass wall, farentrenched. But after three honrs fight niahed all our agsula. Wanted—Wbolsaalv Agvat for <mr Maps in inr. they retreated tnsferdv Kingston, ertrr State. California. Canada. England. > rsnoa fondant* above named, te a non resident of this endeavoring to destroy a bridge lending and Cuba A fortune may be made with a law .State I On morion of Sweeter A Alton. Soliritore for Complainant, it ia ordered that tbe Baid Deto that place ; but the Oth N. J. charged hundred dollars capital, .to <_...iI I ....b.H r,n>. lua ar,T>r«r<nne in J. T. LLOk'D.No. IM Broadwaj, New Tork. over it, and saved iL Tbs Wsr Department use. oor Man of Virginia tbs date/this efeer. One division rapidly crossed, when the Marvlaad and Besn.ylvania. cost °° P!^* b**u*h?“£^15 rc>>el« rctrrsted.nqe rebel brigade toward G>>ldib»nuuid t1>c other towards Weldon BEFORE THE RECENT ADV ANCE •d that Mondir,ths twelfth । Gen. Filer’s force- have taken Kings- We sre so- ton. N. C.. captnriug five hundred pris­ tborized Co furnish the Atlantic U> any of oners and eleven pieces of artillery. Tsh ciTxuKa uf Lansing with prisoners and L*-k as many. other printing materials. tion. Banks their armies. Nor are tbe effects uf thebe drugs and IKui'Otis, no pleasant as tbe READY ELFEF. Quinine is the fevoritehobby of Physi. eians. in the treatment of Chillsand tev er. Fever and Ague and other Fevers.— Headquarters. Army <>f Potomac, ) Now RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, Dre. 19—Evening. | ,will prevent attacks of these diseases, and All has been quiet te-day except two if i seized, will cure tbe patient much shot* fired to disperse the gsthering of <quicker than quinine, and leave tbe pa lunds of rebels «»n the plain opposite, ilirnt in a sound and healthy condition.— If RAD­ The enemy strongly picket the river along iQuinine will not do this. WAY'S READY RELIEF was better <>ur frouL Official reports of oar losses in the late iunderstood, there would be very little battle make the number lexathsn report isickness. If persons when they /•#/ pein ed, being less than 1.400 killed and 8000 <would use it, there would be no increase wounded. A large portion oftbe wound <of pain or growth of sickness. ed were but slightly nurL We lost 800 , lishers Itsve increased tbeir price to o>r An Immense Stock of KOUB LINE OF TRADE; n«iiiab the necessary means of transportotioo for IUMEXSX STBBKOTH OF TUX REBELFOsm«'X. Tbe Philadelphia Press publishes a dispatch from Burnside to (lallrek, re eived at 9 o'clock last night. Burnside to Senator Howard. f.»r bound copies of aavs. feeling fully convinced that the p<» the Congressional Globe during the 2d sition in front could n«»l be carried, it was ausfe.ri ..f the 37th Congress. Alw tn a military nere-sity either to attack »r retreat. Repulse would have been dis fl.*. Z. Chandler fer sundry C’«.ngw aatn»ia under the circumstances. Tbe ainnal favors, fi»r which our thanks arr army wa- withdrawn without the loss of herewith tendered. t man <»r property. ibis cabinet UWEPTT ©©nnPiBMKKDH a Quartermaster General Meigs, is to be The Timet correspondent thus de scribes the reWa position ; “Our forces Tn ANNS.—We are under ubligat'ion- Mates Emancipation war measure, by tried by a Military Commission, for fall­ vanced picket* and our artillery nn tbe liighoi hank will Co-operate In keeping posseMthm of the town. Our teary guns opened oa the retel batteries this even mg. eliciting little response. it is a misfortune not to have heard. Our latest news •WJSHJHIX- "oaareeaxm—8T4n.or micihoa > vote of 78 to 57. neat prevented the rebels hearing or see ii»g the movement, Franklin’s division moved as soon as it was dark ; also Bum ner'ssod H<Hiker’s from under tbe very gun. of tbe enemy. Many officers and soldiers express, d great regret, saying they preferred dy ing in front of the rebel batteries. Very few wounded were left on the field. were expected tn storm nnd take theirs —a bare plateau of a third of n mile, which the -terming party will hate to cross. In doing «u they will be exposed TltJ^CTt'M of Rev. J. M. PzBBtzv. to a fire first from the enemy’s sharp upon California, delivered at the C<»urt shooters, posted behind a stone wall run­ illouse on Monday evening, was one of ning along rhe hnse of a ridge; a doable great iu^erest. Mr. P. is an eloquent range of rifle pits on the rise of a crest ; and forable speaker, and possesses a su- heavy batteries behind strong field works, that stand on the top nfthe hill; a powprefer or.fer of talent fer descriptive ertiil-iufnntry force now lying concealed rhetoric, which enchants and electrifies brhing three; of a plunging fire from his hearers. Add tn this, a subject tetteriee <>n tbe lower range; «>f a double abounding in in arvekme facts and poetics I •-nfilading fire (non cannon to the left of rvalisatfeas. and-tee have a lecture which them. Suhastopol wasn't half an strung.” p.rimnmt furthcoming Pmclantaiioo aa a Snell wascominit- of the very bHt literary A. L. SKINNER fylng them fa eases of arrests for mili­ ■ted for trial. eort chsrticttTized ftjal Notices. dent io suspending the writ of Aafeu who honorably aerve out their time. exam­ ined liefuro JustiM Burgher, on Monday. several weeks since. GRANT & SPAULDING IN BATTLE CREEK! Congress baa passed, by a decided msjority a resolution sustaining tbe Presi­ FREDK*ICK»BCSO STILL OCCCMRD BT Ct. Two brigades occupy the town as ad­ wm AT THE OXLT EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE! I'cart diseaas oa the 19tb ins:. may lend to his detection. C iXMirne —Nel»»n Snell AT LOW PRICES” influential citizeo of Kalamazoo, died, of termioed on at council of all the corps commander, during tbe day. Tbe under­ taking was regarded as perilous, bat if successful, would rescue the srmy from another battle, which would accomplish little except the destruction of valuable lives. The troops had received no intims'lon of retreat, and bad laid down on tbeir FOB DBF GOODS! HUMAN MISERY. DR Y GOODS! A LECTURE BY Da. CVLVUWELL OR TBE CAUSE ARD CURE of Hpennstorrtres &«- Dullness of Apprebenaioa , Loss of Mowry; Arereien to Society, Love of Bolitade; Timidity, B.i.n'a_ . . ■■■ ------ - — — of .very description Thia sdtmrtote Lsctore, .ctearty prevee that tbe above enemented. often eelfelMated evils, may be removed witboet medt-tae, end without daugeronB eurgtea! operatic**, aad ..iu Vni.nri . Fnnl. sad all other* oa th* Pou>- dam after *er»ioe oa hirn of »espy of toid bill aad OOiic»» oi iaiB wvv«, —■■■ . .aid bill will be taken aa confe«cd by said ooerarident Defendant. Edward Landon. A- it i. iuraUr PTdmd, th*jrithl. twenty LLDTOV dan site complainant oauas auo«ito et tois order TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. UHIO. INDIANA, and ILLINOIS. are stamps, by addreaainr, jr»yr Da. ClfAS. J. C. EUWE, Clothing, MORTGAGE BALE. and men. including tbe Lieut. Col. of the 2d 8. C. regiment The march waa taken upon the vib’hma. uaSvi.asd 16lb , for Goldsboro. enipgiriaa started still farther aoutb,— RxMAKKASLn.—We ■great salt basin underliaa tbe vbule Slate ^'♦fichlgan. gy Tbe officers uf tbe 26th regiment fame not beard that a correspondmil of. nr reporter LLOTDW GREAT MAP OF THE M1H8IS- for COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. the Chicago Tkeuw has been sent V> n militarv prison or put onside our lines dnrins the last three weeks. Tb-t fellow who oommunlcaf’d EAaitof Lviktr IM, with the rebels at G«wen»i>r Blair with fv bbmket, just previooe tu their departure. by on OUR GOODS (KHAM;) and no proeeedtngs.having Use in- bv tbs Probate Court tor «•« oo»»»y M’tk.leaorra^AH*11 “«>» beautiful blade borne, a silver plated hay- 1<ii.plpt.ur.. Tbeee teetimooUhi were earned viwrofTHBSB HARD TIMES wears selling Unusually Low! ■ ufvulunteera, which recently left Jackson, presented Mrs. I wft: Whtl*. lb. m»>>rr i.. KW- BMT««rr Sewird. jH0 b» u«“«‘ f..ndi«-„ l>r pn<pl>eH. r»m«rt»<> ,fi,r tb. .rti-l t* d-i-lrtr. GIUKOX WEI and finally «Umost everything you have Ir»> rt»t I*1"* “ «r s.rri«n Inurrwlb*. It h ffcl afc M 3}^,= WILLIAM JONES, KW-The stories relative to Gen. Bank* •• . . i . ____ PMSfUG, « bM gun, to GRANT a SPAULDUtG ifaMgs'iM IA IMA �24 —tbs ini ■'1 «• nitoni irtr Ini V id. nil mtwioweti eerte—a 1 WWaOftLES (hew) renditions must bo observed u» Ini j wnr* llu. health c.n.t fiimliirt of flii* * AM vM. REWAltD.t/ GLUE <ME*tCANCS IALMOM P -eMASK, tobH-HaVU tr iad.1 ft’tt'n.r. HEM! twrkj®. ’s«i Aw* rt- * HtSteffti i.ei iHjift. nt! remr Marweie, Htrsy*. Bata, Boerta. A arc liable lo waste tbeir hay 'WqpWiO^RS. IT riLL MEN I GLAM! by getting lUpWe~efllml.YpeWtr.eH Giro, bottle. IT \\ II.L MEM) IVORY. 1 U L Jjte bpUoiii, and *1 united uurarlvcs. >m beneath for the ■1 In lUe ...rid no a-" <■ >• nn.ll") rd. tece on tailh aides nr' bedding. The Uh iwA inches thick of there ia little «f¥d-Ui»4.Uas in the manger —nw uf what m " hard wood, to prevvut the bnrw front h>iiHb«r. ItMt iDffUUTCUieUCc. oxs mrrriE. •' W hni h happy privilege they iuve,” aay a little Sainttn, as be saud-papcrs bt* ■knimSii.'-sYioauiaron • ' r»r three common nixed ears will answer the b.rvSi^iic|KAio,ibrHLr<'04[wHMs ofo.ni From receoCiiKrijti <oiipGted Aug. 10, 1* 2 o*t S‘JO'*hi tuenrrave it and one >rur'» lin.e. ' mid cob meal per day. If nt light or medium worluflWC quarts of oata, six eara of corn, dr'three Xjuarls aif corn and three timey '■a.^jard ,nft‘»r;.aiR;Qj^nj ef oils,'. teK can corn, earn must bo taken not to give l.~. i>»Kl>/lAr>t,»KllUjfQ li.W^ U, sye honfea life colic. Many, perhaps the majority of flrro horaw^hi our part of the county, jry kpgj UpotLjnimh leas grain than thiivoi^-tbry*- <Jn fine look na wu ' dexiru oiir'horiies rhould—fat sleek and comfortable, and. always ready for ser! vice. Carrots are very good for homes. ssls.ii'ws’V" tuted once a day with gn-at benefit.— K.H.ta havK-Ktaftotcy-lM kit^p the bow vIkJoom* nh^n notiM* v Hl fhHve better and l<H.kyti.ut;h betttt^ if, wrots cun f»>rm a! portiuii wfmdhHid. ‘An <H.-c:wi<’>iml',‘i>rnii be watered ihren regularly, at lea*l r . 1 adhilHag. d Mrili-.-------------- - -------- ------------Ii YKl.kiMEMl Hi Li- MEM* A4.AHAM U.AJBAbl HL. fttoraae'a "BiXXers, wXxirYv, <5 takexx, vev ^ro^xy axxA a.X XW \v'to\MtY \\rnt, arx a oj rm up<iw. -. •, . ygjIf ntSTTI.yu ______________________ XI J.B. ruusreu.mrnfri—»«toi iioo», and D>»« aae* Induced by Espueurv, Ac. | . of the UuitM Stale.iad . anada* cvmbmed in on., *»<• Mypbilnie Wbytnatbm. lioua.chronje ! giving 1 i’iaraae.. Seurvcv. BrdoohHt*. Tuberc aa. Ulcer. , EVERY RAILROAD STATION »iaW.eihroel,»r <m *be Long*,or Ur«-. a»A dta Incligestion, . ( Jaurtdige, ' d.T, Kidnay CoTnplaintSf DARLING'S ■ LIVES REGULATOR ECONOMY XB WEALTH • LIFE BITERS.} ctxvd. a\\ dthMAse* cfy a wwCv> Lav xvaXwcer1- ’ ♦— Oil.- Br.t’lv «»f IlEBltm CEHEST CLEE. Printed instructions hoi ntib«d all our agent*. Prim- *25 Creiu jn-r Pi.t* 25 Chii* |*r Bnttlr. a*L eow\KO%t,d. Vtoxkbz-vSwX. vooXw awtX Mo>cu.ckh. wvakx. X\wc\x '» Pi hi- SS'Ct-nl* prr Rr»U*c. hundred dollar* - I ttruggula. |----------The War Dapanmeat warn bu>M*p o! Vlrgit | CHILDREN. Maryland and Pcuusvlvriia. coal al<O.'*0, RADWAYU READY RES<'LVENT*iv*a in I- --I.-.J ■ . /> _L to'.____ . .. which i* uiaracH ahiiciioii a rec*, .-'iiarpmurir. (>lnM -»1 aaU a MaauoaOIlH lore* uroc* tier aar. Maryland Heights, Williamsport Ferry. Rhorer*-'I*will eurc.Aure* of thcUuni*. canker* in theMouiii «BS3F» Mffla/»ee.«i*mAua£»—w*>« M wliicb arc Torpid Lirer. Kfck Hradache. Deapepiia. Hire. UbIHa • abd Fevera, coati»euc*a.or looaenee»- are ceil e*y 1 j I’lHT 25 Cent* |HM Rtlttle. .. . . ‘f LA RLING 8 ____ ‘LIVER REGHATOB FAMILY MEDWIHE, . I Inqmrbuit Bi. 1 Lt 11 nurd <^*mp;mivS. R. and building up theorgnuizalioii. In lltijfaih) ordnmenlic iminiqla. kept fir^pndii. dita point ?* wqrihy of special atVntiiHi. Comfortable bedding <tir»-cily tavom the «ner«tnn of fat mid muacle by heljRitg to •*Cf*»'Mlo»*ti>n»ri heat, aud also by nd **d comforu In thin jk*j A liundlt- of straw upon the onisid* niiii He equivalent to a feed of grain Itiildef— •UorKs.ace uaoaily vtell cared for in {hi* -ipW^wrlji1^ • vi«w .1“ heap Ihsir mu» ebim^iHjd order n» *vt;ry try« must Mt.'w that sleeping upon u hard board •wttHcarwty-glve ptlimcy to "the" irmbk But_good Leddmg is.of little leas benefit to etfr-54OAG dtfalb&D AjKSnent R. R. the milk pail; twv if required to "be cut by hand.— Tnieru Jheae cauDot b* had cheaply, aa ■caking dening, FnOnts. nhoihrf Thrv IT IS FIRE AND WATKB PROOF Dv. 'Ro\»wc?k'b a. om a -1, 1MHUSO SII vi& RKGUI.A TUH ftY.ov\\vve\\ TSWtcra to! AhDit 1BTWKJU a* Di aaatB. v Th., mt.1, ba. I^a Umroagbly t.aWd „ 1e. * * «^«* • c . York and aU part* of the United Stelee. Canada. Went fudire and Central aod South America, u. build nga of all kmd», »ueh aa F.crvaiaa, Fenro —-— • ^-•«e— T\_. -r* r,V.r,-V'. ***• % Ml M'PT I.I'II aULI. MGOriKO m M. Il „ uta'jxtfi nBK- *atiw. «iatsk«. pin rtoo* ro.wn fer noon or ai are We 9>o\.Aeer'a Vrieai^Y,^ V»« Uiarrlxea, e-atenj, Ti.\ieawia*ii*wi, ete. ‘S'Vow.vvcXx 'BkWc.'c* lira Ito. U.to.Jl.V >l.to M.all...' ’ bottle*,gf which th* aboutir a /ao-ainv- rtiMMnalirm. gout. Ac . in dir kind ntp»IU te tak . BJIAOWAY^PILLHaretafceaAcwrrwillMlow , 11 Cbrritopber Street. N Y., ,**‘l1* ” 1 •N’dbll um eutee *rv ure^nbex) nWy. 1„ Uiw dfe.M-* u”w ,u*>d ^u*l m RADWAVA REGULATINGPn.lJi are farmore Tks-VL.J. tt B 1 ccitatn. and thejwiti^ut arutd^thc^dagger.which j DATLlUg^S XdVOX Rjg'UllOr . ""u’Yritow. TyphoidT^’mitu^ Fevers, to Err-1 »ffor'liu« remedial, relief. It U a ibon.! •>peia*.Hman Pnx4 pttrgauan la Hgfatv roentUil. .D«* ±±52*2X1!S±t±i2!!.,±iL buhtm- remedy." lit tucking appHcul ■ ■ ^,ouM 1 .1.11 be apj-hert try .Hl .me, FOR SALE BY . -r^. Dartlnr* Life__________________ Bitten, : TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. GUTTA Tenj.VwigevilleMIIKjiLC. SerHt. Prairierille H M. Branihvto... Middleville, ted »y druggists i-«auxx> FEUGIU CEMENT. tttS 6«Al^g MrtsU of all’ Kiigb t *•“ ; w!L*5J*rT?‘» s»jb. Of Bniitb Rth. U«arioh St., r*P1*ed <*> the Aulioii of the Weather. IrplaOae or itSerforing with tbe Lt *^u,Jj,£3<tt!,<8t’•ft'’?”- „ *“<I rTdWaY’"'YlLLK •“ Z££2!B ■^52=5*?*' UARLIN.38 LIVER REltL'I.AlUli. 1 SiiaSXsepiila sipeUed ..th lU forewa the or* l«n circulating in the cjnieto. I >e but little pare or gnping. It ia tbe English lateoiagosxa The French cafflfSJ^. internal adminiatrstion. uouu..-j,.«rito. jyriru I■sstKL^ ’tLrs'sixxsj.sKri ’ *“*<-, I**1** ~B‘r tow. xnr mignwBX rjrti m re| *tunug the equilibrium of llw circulation, aa* I Ual la kMithy oatsnot On ,B«q*ux.r.-T^nv । itnon the bldiid veuarf* Without.'■* is the casi Never ; d«pU-tirv». (Z/rcAtoto or i-raa-t'regard to the ne*- VS* 45®,“, laaita* M»s oerrait kmnur*, aod thro is al); but iX'J^toT:JiSXS U clfro:n DAN’L 8. DA KUNG, ..toj- .. to <1.. Thia cement i* BLACKSMITHING. u«>d ar *crou* fluid. If ‘‘X***‘Jo ....I torftoaMtoto tototo •<—to SSr.’SF. prerr abl.to.mg . .; . .... Parties wtebiug the prescription will please AVOID aALINE H|«GAT1VE8. fbw Sulwrtlwr Ja'-prepirr.-d do mTI {m»X7 taj SSS.TSSS^ETJTXK* BAiMRAY-B FALLS, i keep all the morel PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERF Jtoritori JSC*i«toto« -oitto Ihr anltoal twltotoCeM] elaattehy ia nur injured by the ooutra their imperfect j>ilU fail tor Mff«ek,.* large aoo*<»ion to the manure n<.rrclUtim-tu- a2‘ An briroL'te thteri^and heap -will be made, mrffmimtt of Itorff tn onlr jWtoto-r ■Qr. TRoteaek.’* Hon. John Croat write/, -Bfoukiyn. Moeb Ta ■toll lr. Ik. ...... I ___ . .. , ■ . a n>nlrta3 A layer of -dried muck, a!x iMx a.tbu.-k. serves a good purpose, for • budding, k ia almost excellent nlHtorbinent, and ;ujll retrtain in* grind condit­ ion for some time without being changed. 5yLrn h«U Mlured it ia just Ute ttriteli fcr rtrgardem amt the field. Wlthpmp «fho^" Fiwr,-Tba«artdus«S uimn’ib"^ «.!*'«V.ion.id.in; .bun.i.n. itoddUix ‘ toy?*.>H»..to«to.^lKZSi rtotoi. ,’rrw/ ; ■ £■’’? :-----„ - „ _______ 1 - j*,-'*!. -'"WM Ctittt - KtCTlsti Cow1*.-— !. ‘ | most eh-rant and powerful medicine known in tha world. Thi* i« not t>o««iia<; try it, if you f.rf skeptical, and be cuorinoedT It combinM ta its compoaition the propertie* of a diffusive stimulant aa anti-eepue, a.mild bjUcdactirc Ajdnngrol. and a direct power orar the nerve*, neither narcotic . in the.-very best manure firn gar­ a hen mixed with animal i-xecre Spent tan bark, well dried je goo& suLiditute; also valuable ** »> m.u» Amr' -xf ’ . by irritoliaf thtauaU of the ialeatinw a purgat (RtF-M.wi t.HMt ndyanuige .over straw, ‘ it great refuse hay *r» generally well anitodTor bedding.— *dhiifttntij inrty he found ifi leaves. axn LIFE BITTERN, 'RoYmxcV* ttkoxvraveX*. I ft\ovwu.c\v ‘BX.tW.r* CEMENT ROOFING, i-awajorati YWt lucak imi T*. “L"’". "•"** AMSiMaA. DARUNO*® LIVER ’It EGU Ha I OfK , a. Ciewuauig anapitrunng . ( , from the ayatcui all die- ; Oil* Studley, E»q.. Is< Ea-t anth Street. N Y„ Hire hutucra. • write* : Aug. l», 1-flO -I bad a d'iiicXdit with the 1 awrwwliVto ■ ill. Their . Katury LUn.. oanpleial thm yrar* <.tor. with _lii.to_.-to . ronMairt■ pa.n ! ■•H •*!'“J 1 «••“« >»•«« m-ed-M iJiMto «.r medicine*, but found *o permanent relwf until RADWAYt* READY RELIEF' RHEUMATISM ' - • SORE THROAT TOOTH-ACHE linutca NEURAlXllA (paroxysm* o(? CRAMPS.................................... HEADACHE COLICf DfAKRIKEA............... .-.a... LUMBAGO, [paiu* oA'.'.V... CHILLS....!".......... ............ BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP SPASMS DEEP SEATED PAlNs!.' by a fei appUcadMa. JOHNB * < I«»S|.EY3 Weod' IMI*£* Vgn.qfTTA VUiCUA In the troxlnwnl el fever*. eWb< Typhoid, and viber. reducing I panor to quinine. Their mflui To tbe** who do not wish lo b« troubled with thinking, but Ilk. lo have tbeir thinking d«?ue by 1>O>. one else. «r*«uy crpfeiauluM*. ttial ’ Will relieve those who suffer pain*, inatanlly un ^e’‘tb?lMtlh^^e*y,^l,,’ Oil. \toov u\w\ ivuxutj art VO.C r\c\x uauw i SoVace aw.il Co«i5oiV or., cre.ytafy. AS ALTERATIVES , -.^ryrawijOffjif/qj aryj ,allow .them then to lie upon the 4Muingr.HUid.tbe atoottd. then note the dtlh rvnc rcconied hi DrMiic Villa of .Uoca, «* Cniiou am or E]at«ri««; and mure rooibiar than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamam . S\owx.tt.c\v ‘BWX.cra Miv-t luipunuit Ui Buildwa. 4n«|K>rtiini U« Fnrnwni. Kto., sswcarfraMSrjas?;: . • J. T. LuMrn-toWe r-Send me.- yrrar tt«> <tf the What man nr beast <f*>c« not enjoy |"y itTj ill: Mi*ai*bfii'Kta{L.with aticc p^luladred oupiea Lv liuti Rea**Admiral Cbarli*. H. Davi*, J. commanding the tbe ia ant horned lo pnreliaw to the insignificant mouse, bi-stows care d lor uae o that tnuadron. nn paiw upon it" ^ceatmg place. ~ The GIDEON WELLES. octets jyuyerMJlnaiiHct which prompt* i hi *.>»*•, ina:catc4 ibi’t'it is a niatter <>t no smell j51P?r^l,lcc !B t*lc pl’)’,l®al eci^qtjy.— ’nlidui ohc-iB'ird of an animal’s'whole life, is pn«scd in rv«ting, iin<i nature m TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK strndi-dlbai during thi* time it* omditWn Would be moil favorable for reattinng AND ( .n ttVoiKtoOnolU'Bx.XX.e.va RaAkmV* NEW YOKE la a auiienor tonic aud diuretic; rxorfleul 11 6u>»a b* loM ut appetitv. flatulency. l. n.aK) weak < ,7. \'oo’f ««*«.’• yraenA. J on NA 4 CBQELEY, • fWe Manufacturer*.,, 7* WILLIAMS I REEK 1 DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS 1.1AJYD-R GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS y y* t^.,"*wch ' IPPI RIVER-From Arfual Snrreva by Capto. ' great*? •■pine their hrabb. art and Wm. Buweu. Mtaa.».ipni R(v,tpiUX of I RADWAY*S PU.IAt ULtKiaFMa.'.Vbbw.erery.matrS.ptettatkroand i aB, Pttrtct Peaua | ___ I-F For Sale bi Uuu DoJUu a biitUcor u* botllv* fur Five Ih>llar* . ■ Principal i>fihx,S< New.York. Paid flSTS.T. Pemore* -**J'* — --- topaaii* -*------ *----------Pymove* lha the ~ morbid and' tb--‘l: liana. from , by .. M'aidru Laue.IM Unl^d Ptelro the *ibreach and buwela, regulate* the liver and I* the only authority for Gen. Buell and tbe War.' •“ Canada*. RADW.VI A to. , Ikidney*. removing fftrry obefnteilM, r retort* a natural and health; aclaoUin tbe vital•urgau*.— Il i« a superior, ... • ‘ LI-OTDR TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP KENTUCKY. OHIU. LMSQNA, MdOF U^NOW. "Dr 'Ro''&ac\L,’% Very Liberal Hedaetloa to Wbaleaaiv Buyer*. TEI.’ vhi u»1I. cuvd. W'-sYnV^ ’To’SXt. j READ THE FOLLOWIN'# TESTIMONY: l,“* jr arm .. , JDiver Cornp^mij ^v^p^psta,। ,.uq “E.rrv bousakmw sbuuld bait a suppty »f John* A' Croife^V American Cetucut Gtue'r«-2rro> X?tfSTrta OtoS..U. ,iform , -m-nmi-d..^UU.’dU,.U,. n., l™. tod .. ii» .in. ton... i X.rr Dto-netor. WtoU.toTto.R«pel;,’«r ; fttoT'ann.?* *’**’ --------.wwdJ,li : ~ '■■■•" <k-\\ XvVR\yv% VNYkAtW ;* Yvcvv Y6,**\>u.X a» a kt^uwwor xry X\ve swftrm! — Au. X\ve "S'Akokkfc avt^xxc\% oVVXo aad. Soa'OsA'Mvr. Ka%,'tot a X.o'wtt 'fvetitWew «vxw\i rvttAtA an. ara.rV oK ftrt-t eVrrith.tig bet Meial-. Syi*. EZRA JONES, D^My dn . <a to JOHN QWRN. State fraaautyr, . Kat.- > JAMES TURNER, DapMy' to urftali*’la very.gnud /«>r the ,M",e J»ur !tol»«'«M..lhi. W»U f-r to/rfe^ik.u of short*, aud d Ittllf wit, and-feed nller' it ia c<h>IM siirfictetniy. florae* abouldi CVLTE' .Vanxr Uarkla Uanda IT WJLI. MEM FORI ELAIN. '3z-~ r .„ i No matter ‘ JS^fiJs<lL.-Aj 1^'1^. * H EN RY*T wVck CS p7i*Hleni of ibc Senate aid tulro.'Taiter*. canker*, Etwwuoa*. and Varker** ltab,oee UUw will <Tcon), or four quart* of corn and col) meal will bo required. VVb«'lo corn is jttir M 'r. “rh Hjfirwffi puns through them undigested; hut aait used by many farmers. I give4 oaaoalloKt.tiA.Vo.U^a.wkVve TWO BOTTLFC. r'liu.ortiUiPiiVTllk-TtvtTnid.iTiv COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. -fce drilUaL - jf 1 , ifi.V stATE OFElCEBS. Qatsjjivcn morning and evening, with -Lh? . KdB^ST c '. Will eurr Rail Rheum. Srotd plenty t.f gowd hay ttogiji Reep him in g.H»d condition. If corn is fed <>n the ear, two cob meal, should be given , - i£S3 x "f SOtMftGftelttto. I.Stti;i*»$ua»5.f JJf ------------------- -- itWlU. MKXI> MARBLE. • _ - ■ of two itich hnrd wind plank ; 16 inches long, and ^Lia±^iL^uii^ULt|ieni so high in front tbaftoe n«*ne* get their beads Mia um reauuea ise mnucui ncanprei* w lev a..i*n>. •*»;.<> <• । ;f.ao%i popular laewdUti at rndar ! IT wit “ilENh CHIN*. . UK.ttAU.WrfY i i . - jmfa'M-wjivik ITWjU. MBHDOHIIM. uah oiAiorni* • eixuamo rveor.L .j, 1u , , -VT** i Yoarbroken CbuiaCap* at»dflaw«a»ca»bemad re-re*i*U\XXat *» ’ *•**'**' W***-*™ Cray ■>!) Afultetrfy pr : type; MelaitreUype MirWW Anihrutj-jA-; RADWAY'S READY RE1.1SF. Head-ache. KADWAY * G, c- U_____ I ___ K BMrfftdY'eM n<>«AirT>:AS8(>ci.t1iox, h.tM.i � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-12-31.pdf 65fd875a74186ed0a917c1716b8b601c PDF Text Text 8AH VOL. 7. BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER < 1862. t-> a-fot^r- Op $utinp tymtr, M PDRAlfiHRBjRRBRb WDWBMT, At HAdTIKGB, BARRY v . n'Atl biimw SiutUaia. | J •© eou:u>< fidf -,Vji..'le ^ti .iziitsi^ icing * .a>r., ■ ad ggllopU JT to riK*1 got off to Freedoht. .T__ -L. . dUto COD MT, MICBIQA* «ry IruUuitio,. ud to < ato touUM ■WmI,’ m I, ‘you jwt jembbla round lbw walhlok w» baaed.* Ito to bo aura black wdl.frota up foe to. Ham an ratM me sevep hundred andar, an TH wa b«rd th. bay lag of luuod lhrvogh to .u atoS; but fiito r» Dead by •el! /er to vererif, and cheap a that’ 86' (« yur to h.‘beguo'N pay up. w*l: I gm • ' *TWly Hi*orled BkMctph.’what a day —■* taawa: CFEAT ram!! “rSr"" w >'* btotoi) to RHwd Wwo.fw*. to,<>U .» hire. him. . hull •“tE”'--'. , , W»ur ohued u. ri—. Tl.ww,iih»r wh..n tin, nlmirea , <>r«ivilixation,at Independence, in Mis aouri. The muddy Mimourj w** running dregs. 8tenml>9ats,jfere uredX;iakippiAK,fr,’ra sand bur to sand bar. Engineer had re ported to Captain, that “Kangaroo No. 5 would liust. if he didn’t stop trying to make her lift herselfnver the damp coun­ try by h«r braces.” No mnrestbartiboating on the yellow ditch till there was a rhe; until the Platte sent dnim sand three and water one, or the Yellowstone mud three and water «me. or the Mi scour proper grit three and water one. Wei ns* smutted must travel by land to St. Louis and rail roads. We could go with our horses as fast a new-arid! hmdLbompWCe .Mirtmrtit of as the rfMges. So we sold our pack beasts DBtbl AND MEDICINES, and ©ontinurd our gallop of three across trfcheaakeak, Calata «*“- the Missouri. HASTINGS DRUG* STORE!!! Robeh'ts & Striker. D ’Wirt bate wiH asake-the Mountains. ... Wef*fr.k.llh.,ry’mln. -W.kWdHe. i .» M lift ... L.II Over High Prices, at the ealer in groceries, pro»i>ion*. d KS. liah. better, lard. pork, sad er all kindAl»o toy* eandiea. etc .ete St Caillorn a Block. Rule street. Hast! ge. Mi< „■ .Uh -lUm" under th. folfo..»p riraum' Hdb wAtoyohw^-to . for a fox-hunt IHriwaAa STm± I «•**.‘** *j£, r * kiJ cnt har, u fry , mm, , . d. . Wl. fner »«*. kn .bn. . .. ... •mith round. . Ba mad© thesS-yar brxita. •n reel atomper* they is, He’s jon*;1.o’ and Ml along to paacatnl ar lUt Uy oe aartb ap toingty. . . “Moaie, iflt .ere In merrU England -No.” said Biddulpk “Tboes an fa­ and flwks rtwtterally takee to. WdlrW bles of the old, barbarous days of lbs picked bp the bits and quarters rite smart. Maroons. I can’t believe in dogs after He's besu at it. lamming ahead, real aromen until 1 see it.” bishua for about three year. Last Sunday “I’m afraid it’s our friend Ham they after church, he pbmited op the Jaat ten an after. This would be his line of es­ of the six butidredT SoTallpwed ’twu» ...-!* come'time to' silH Bim;' Ui1 hr'ai^tettin cape.” . ■ c u..; . < ' At the.word, a rustling in the bushes bis bead idrswad, sb. bis (dees sab' on along the slough, and Ham burst through. freedom very oabaalthy. I didn't life He turned to run. We shouted. He to disapint hi in to the last, so IslJowed knew us, und flung himself, lurid with ’twus jest as well to letyerEav him eheap terror, and patting with * flight, on the to go down the i1! ver1. ThaCrbnw to >~1 at hon’lar nimrer I’ nothin. Haw I ■ Law I" -Haw ! haw I haw I Tb H. tn mneek. Ow-ta-CMrf. my of the Potomac acn«ss tbs Rappahan­ nock sooner than was anticipatfed by the President, Secretary of War, or y ouself, and fur crossing at a point different from tbe wts indlcstad to you al ear last ingAtthe Prcaidett’ei Durjng my.pvrparatinns for crossing at the place 1 bad first selected, 1 diecov­ ered that the enemy had thrown a large in frost; Midi also discovered that be did not anticipate the crossing of our whole force at Fredericksburg, and I bop^ by npMIy .hrowtag «» »M« i You are one o' by > .Ignrou. .tl«ek lb. force, of th. wentr '» the rt.w bdow from th. fora. “No, massa^ or I'd been cross dis yer behhxJ nd o. th. cwt Io th. reer <Z th. sloo forejJijA ’ qo »y.g IT JYi ’ .'J.T D. C. HAWLEY, ing at the mean brat tavern in a mean lo.o. io -bleh we — could bgbt him TURPEATINS AND ALCOHOL. “Can you ride 1” town—a frt.uxy country town, with a with fTMl odrutof. ia our fo»or. ■ “Reck’n TTin, masse?* dusty public square, a boxy church, and a To do this we bod-to pin > b«ght cm A burst of baying from the hounds. spitty court b«mse. ths extreme right of the cruet, which The bladf shook with tefro?., Fit entertainment for beast, the tavern height commanded the new roed lately is chained up all right.” s I spbang to Fulano. “Work for you offered. ROBERTS * STRIKER, made by the enemy for purposes of more They went out. ' old boy r said I to him, as I swung the »y FOR MECHANICAL AN© MEDICINAL “Shall we go into the spittoon 7” said rapid communication along his buss, Biddqlph ipoke first. • ' J saddle over his head. PCRP0HE8.0SLYJH Biddulph. which point gained. hl» P0^00’ do"I “Shame!” !( • ut* ■ i: “ Take mine !*' said my two friend* at “Certainly," said Brent. “The bar­ th© right crest would have been scarcely ^•rt.ri, sisnuueij, »‘o* ...... , *.‘ “Yrs.”said Brent, “Do ymi wonder a breath. , room—I sin sorry to hear you speck of •Hslbrook’i New Block. tUihngA, Mich. tenable, and be conld have been driven that we have to run away to the Rocky* “Nn; Fblann understands this hu«l • from there easily by an attack on his it with foreign prejudice—-is sn institution to spend oar indignation on the f rixsly ncs*. Cbaee or flight,’ all one to him. sb and merits «tudy-.a ’Agree, upon which frnnK in connection with « caovcmeut oo bear* 1” bnflfrs the brutes.” What are «• going to do Bo* !. SWEE1EI A ALLENFalano urfghud and heat the ground the rear of tbs crest................... How near w* earns to accnmpl.shtnff “ Try v« abuliah slavery in Ham ’s case. wllb*Mter bod A as T toeklH the bridle. TTORNEYR AT LA Wand Solicitor* in ChenTWell. I came to study American inbur object, fuWe reports wllUbow. Had Qung, we’ll go buy him a file.” !1 “CanS wa stow them fight 1” said Bid slitutiona. Let ua go in and take a whif ' it not been for the unexpected and un*“We serrn co have busiusss with the dalph. . , of diagnst.” , TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, RP1CE8. PEPPER. voidable dslay i* building the bridges, Murker family.” “There'll be a dosen on the hunt. It Fit entertainment Air brute, the bar 1 PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. CODFISH: “A hard lot they ar*. Representative is one of thr entertainments hereabouts. which g*ye; the enemy twenty-four hour* HMini offered. . mor© to concentrate his force* in bls Offlct in the Coart Houte, Hsslte<s. Mkh. brute*’” . in ibut “club r,mm" we found the brute stnmg p«*itions, we would almost.«sr ‘•I am getting a knowledge of all classes Also a greet varietr of the clam drinking, swearing. Hpilting. squab­ taltriy have succeeded, In which ease th© on ynnr continent,” said Biddulpb.— my’a country.” . DANIEL COOK, bling over thr price ofbernp and the price ' bettie would have been, in my opisiod, GDI>3<EXa’T IPXHJ3nUXB1 “ Some I like belter than other* I ” I led Fulwto to die brink. He stood UST1CE OF THE PEACE. General Lend and of‘'nigger*,’’and talking what is called more derisive than if w* had crossed “Don’t Be too har*h on us malcomtento motionless, eyeing ms, just as be eyed far ■»> Tss Ag»st, will sitend to lh« collsetion of I And C**klig Extracts, “p-dilics.” the places first selected. . lebtssnd sll other business pertaining to bisoffice. | for the ain pf slavery. It ia an ancssUa! ma in that terrible pause in Luggernal al J One tall, truculent Pike, the loudest of XJfflee in Goodyear's block, up stairs. [ As it was, v»e came very near success. taint W* shall bura it out before many all that blatant crew, seemed tu Brent “t?ore.Ham,np with you! Pul acros.*, Failing in accomplishing the mam object ~~ I. A- HOLBROOK, deendes.” . . ] . ■nd niyaelf an old acqiuiinunce. We we remained Hi order of battle two day* “ You kaJ bitter, or if mff att y*ur Aoare the slough. He swims like an alligator. I TTORXEY and Counselor at Law, Solicitor In liad *een him or his double somewhere. —Jnog unough to d*rid* that the «»my ms/re.r ] 1850-G0 ] Then make for the North Sto. and leave would nolynme.oat of bia stronghold, to But neither of us could fit him with a pc It waa late as we walked along the y>e home for.Mr.. Richard Wode, at the dratal in our long range of memory.— fight us With his infantry, after which we •trecu, cLaanels uf fever and ague, bow Tremont House, Chi^go. Treat him Saints one takes pains to remember, and crossed to t!»is side of the river unmolest­ J. M. RUSSELL. , frosra up fur the wi.ntrr. We gaw a light like a brother, Ham ! their scene*; butsattrsunc endeavors to HYSICIAN and Burgeon. OlOce in RusaeU’e ; ed and without the loss of men or propthrough a shop window, ind lummered “tiir brass you, mabsa I I will dat. glare. State atawv ___________ _ lose. ;... . MOST FOPDLAB, i stoutly fi»r admiwium. . .. r Ho vsultctf up, ‘Hke AUprightly nigger, •rtA*th*day broke, our long lines of “Have yon bad enough of the spittoon 1 A clerk, long haired end fmuxy opened JOHN ROBERTS. on o’-the rec! arabishns sort” troops were seen marching to their dif­ I asked Biddulpb. ‘'Shall we go up.— TinVSlCIAN eud Surreun. Dwelling on Broad , ungraciously. I ..The baying cams nssrsn, nearer, ring­ ferent positions, as If going on parade— Thrv'veput uaall three in the same n»um; IT w»y. near the Court Hpus«In the back shop wore three men,’ !-----“ -1 ing sweetly through the goldao , quiet but bivouaca in the same big room—out’ long haired arjd trouxy, dealing cards not th* least demaralixatibB or dis organand diH.m—arc what we art_be*l used to?* taatkm existed/ To the breve officers H. P. CHERRY, । drinking* dark compost from out of CL. 1 launched Fulano withan urgent whts- and soldiers -bo accomplished th© feat of Two and a half beds. <»nr broken burked OTARY . tumblers. « mail nq reernssing the river tn <*»*/*** of th* chair, a wash-land decked with an ancient len-l to uPort wine.”’wblapr.red Brent “Fine Two ho’ndred yafds to swim and then •nemy 1 ow* everything. For the fail­ i fringed towel Mid an abandoned tooth , old London- Dock PArf !s the favorite tend of Haetinf All clear to Freedbin! ' ” ’ . ure fn the attack 1 am responsible, as th© MetesPMOD1 brush, one torn slipper, and u stove pipe beverage when. t>te editor, thc.lawyer.the ’ D*. ;H- 3* HANEY. , call and judge’ bole, furnished our bed chamber. Fufano splashed in and took deep wa­ extreme gallantry, courage and endurance ap.rthec.try. and the ’MeMiattt meet to We were about to cast lots for tlm half ler magnificently. ©town bv th®m was never exceeded, and instmAW MBC.BOK to .‘-jTS’ioS! plav euchre In MTsafioft” What a sight it h to sews noble horse would hevs carried th* point had it been, bed whrn we beard two men enter the We tewaHwnfilea frotn ilbe surly nubiy breast the flood—to see his sboul next room. The partition wa* only p«p<'r clerk, and made for the calaboose. It derv thrust aside Che stream, his breath P To the families and friends of the dead pasted over lath, and cut upas if a Ixirder «*■ a sthuf log structnre with grated tom© quick, hie eyes flash, his haunches I can only offer my hrertftltsympathies; . ruffian member nf Congress had pract iced jr\ Jf. METINS. I dfseeial attention wW«nT' nt it with a bowic knife before a street hft. bls wake widen after bitn ! ■ but for-tba wounded I can offer my <*~! Z’sasS'SBS5-T— mmmligb'. n • uejr.o It n. oo-.d And then—Act‘J—huw grand ft is to ett pravere for their comfortable and ‘ fight. Every word <«fonmolghboractme cud late. Nulxrfy was aw* • W« hail­ sec him paw and struggle up with might to us. Thev were talking of a •Slave final recovery. ed the man. ■ -L '1 : ■' and tndn upon the farther bank—to toe bargain. 1 eliminate their oaths, though Tbe fact that! desired to move from ••Rum.'’ him rise, all glossy sad reeking, shake Warrenton on to this line, rather against 5 B. WBICHT. such filtoration d<*a tberfi injustice. ' ROBERTS A STRIKER. “That’s me, vnaaea." > himaulf, and with a snort go gsllopiug the opinion of the Prewideot, Secretory ttokskv ..a cou5s5*LORrilJ^t^: “Eight hundred dollars.” said the first “Yfm’re sold to Murker, to go South H ashm* M*itca fl. U5«_____ free And meray I Ab ! ‘ tis a sight to be " Hpeaker. and his voice startled nr as if* .„a Mirim, .nd nf War, and yourselfi and that you •*« , dead man we knew had spoken. “®«ht ' seen ! . ■ 1,1 the whole movement in my bands without catrii!” I We stood watching—Act one. The' giving me order*, makes me responsible. g-wem. "to. -VSXW*” STRtKO. ’ hundred -that’s the top of my pile for Brent tossed him up the file* , fugitive was half across. ».Tbe baying that Loy. Ef he warnS iw» old and hadn't ' t will vWt you v*rr soon, and give B*rry County, Miehigsn. “C-teb agri*.” wrid BbMulph. and «p ©toie closer, closer on bis mil.1 Two VOU more definite information, and final,, | wen* » i — t ly will send you my detailed report, fa n heap more. .. „ , , i, . - W«L . <n.d.’. . «d. ni ..k. 1 whiu. r_,-1 * which a special acknowledgement will b* . TTokSktii -a c0U!;8iSi“¥|^,!ii made of the different grand .lump. Count .mi T.mr dun™. «m< 1II . AiiMt H.trimud, ««i **TWy see biin,” said Biddulph. division corps, and my genera! and staff nil .,«« H.nk LUI of Ml. Murker, lire lb..k. . d*p*!tmenta of tbs army of th© Potomac, AhmrisVoet! A d«««n mor© plunges rf Mri. -a B«rd.rii Bireri., boy’s yourn.” Fulanu !’? A cnvwd ci armed men on to whom 1 am so much indebted for their ‘Murker!’ W* started at the name. TO. •»« lb. •Vr •• hm* ol»«r«rt In support and hearty co-operation. . I will add here tbit the movement was rh. b«r.|*m«i. Hnd F.ilwro. .letim '-Hsm’v a>ple* nlggsr, a handy krfgmade earlier than yon expected, and after ub«4 they halted. Wy could not article <—>. foon m>d.r H> mini in iMpm.! ger wrneU'e Cocoacnie, > vyi er yer i*rf amhlshoe sort, tie M among *• h*wb» ‘-n the edge of the the President. Secretory, and you resit All...nd aUmd okui. tahlrr..«l H.W.«HELM>*. far EaUMpwR***.** km «rt tar. fry a ba^»ak?arid( play on etogh. OW.^U«n-H..-Murk.i-- requested ms not to be in hast©, for the h.rm u. mln t (Fubmo. W«d.'. ta.rw /BOUNTY TBE; taJLm^d HM. of.U-t the fiddle like h fntoMrlfc He kill shoe* eemZg from bnauMlu. tie ptoto b» reason that we were supplied much soon­ \J iMjentiott «o pr mule,-ari vn a tarnnz Hub-jinsr wq* rtoquUkundetody. HraMto er by the diflerent Staff Departments num. W*O .irnrkrd Umm In lb. fdmo. ] and makestompers. Yea. Biddulpb,trust to fog*... wew’dto to to bank and than was anticipated when I kaw vou. Hie likenem, k»*. "m him to gnaw himself ffiee artUii«hat GuUOur kfllMl amount* to 1,!M, oor totUokHofaafoty. w.re p—Ml. mmmnunf for nectiwt rautail” . •<*' ‘ ' “ ,. c.'eKi»inA;' wounded to about fl.000 and our pnaon-Y.w’relodHniL.r your brother out (tang’l ' ' . ■• • Hem sgmnM Japbe*; 1 ^P® U *,U ' A Imoat over sc the rifle cracked, Ham •re to about 700. which last have besn vcooa or raoaaTr.. from S«cr.ment„ •b.H.i no-,1 reckon, mid .rJ^Lto Ud tu a«to paroled and exchanged for about U»© *ame wlh?* ■ , . the trader. .thw.’ tod B™* ••tot wetopwai ta “H. nr enmlnK er.n Into with • m«n number token by os. The wounded were atl rMRowd to Ate __ L.an I .IkP to-. Chrirf. G<tom Hto, Uedaratoe of tmUptomee. to Al»tb« damoi. srraiaBB. ride bf the the rirer. Mid are bring wtadto’u prtolbla tw to ContoMto. ,oCTrr im®’^'jM.’oSl A’-u U— iTr lrt Ball Lake. They nngtair rake down a the boy. ! I’m Hum aorr. that are trldk can't be did twice on the same Wggrr.— I recon be knows too much for that thing HU GROCERIES! P patent medicines N P I ■'DTEEA’iPp IF©® CASE A KRtrrBK * MBBSW8. p B *”2®“/’i_ <1PrbruhrT. 3rd Mender ; Ao- en o.Z»W? hand sTlh-■-UUf <rf **J ot LOutT&^LOVELL, Ctrtuit Juigt. mountinons pUeAhera." “Mormons is finch and aaaav with kheir dimiweiaeejlbeymigr^ion. iiow there a have two man^ssWsM-and one the nrotn«r oft.aMlww »»ly p«««W w r™» BMrede W trtorf h> toMtol* "’rifte f'Uowinf'reof'io, Uav rMOmtd ■Aod tor’, yer ■“"O'y-"____ .. , Tta, oru’. wot I ooll utortoto gto ‘h liJ "rtu.»'• ofl'T. [ru,"j£L "f air*.an.cdA.naiMJaajljMM* W".'1* ,*■ ■ ILghs hundred. you «■" ” -i^5 fuwnto ler to7«»"^'P,"’r ,iu ,ummer • mild ij.lbut celm. lux ped »1 Oto Ip u nuur « wide, WO ■ iff’*, am bit|ow ,Ths,r* autumn riM<«tti dwtcted forth© brtdfc*. them. I remriai1 �HASTINGS IH0 Tmckx* Math Carwttuta in the supcrlatb Mb And taste. Concur xmfents in their estiia f> qualifications, and 1 ’R devotion to* kuylsd extermination. > softer hearts t conservatives nxxBTs.—Abmnam Lincoln. , l... . . their own admissions aa well aa the dec­ lb. - after all, be the fittest pretiden vice to treat the war between two hostile com munities as * ^onwMte'Stvujfl^e fiir political supremacy. Ql>our first page page will be foand If the confederates ----------- ■»■ the first, and that that settle our diffeahsus the candid, frank and honest report of will leave the great\ disturbing element own< lhev wfll.be soon released, Jinvmg been ksmr^fc1 and treated than Whan at IH)- from the Old Bay State. threatening nfo Havixo tx this, caosxx oca tocrsx, W——MIMIH piffllJWMgfcj I.KT C* WZXKW <’VR TRCST IX God, AND GO q^e fortune of war would merely in ta IMII.IJI jhsjs >w»yi (Tbe 8i oefn — ^bsis talk ia lbs tiu> remains of same style of our ‘paternal GoveromMiL <4d while 8uu B< Indiana on the addressed to tbe Praaldflut, but in feel designed to operate upon tbe bad pas­ the plough, from the rocky 7*°.re _ -- ’ "Again hays you, Abraham Lincoln, by the lumda of Henry \V. Halleck and Kd win M. StanUMi, rant death to thou. mukIh upon tbomusuda at our brothers and U Minduj agnio desolation and anguish to Um krniiea and hearts of the people.” Wbite McClellan was nt Lho head of the army, these base attacks conld bo too much made with impunity^ he was in sympathy with the object of these in- fhmuUs attacks, to utter one word which should prove their falsity, and his bwn Not so with responsibility. Burnside, lie place* the truth of history, tbe good ground.” last week, a very interesting letter under And in thia'condition we call attention news it contained was anticipated in a were “greeted by tremendous cheers" For this reason we omit a part of the from the Democracy of the “Five Pointe.’’ letter, appending only the dosing portion, Here they are: as follows; The telegraph brings the following precious piece of news : Fernando Wood, in a speech in New York on Saturday night, said be bad re­ ceived information, and had communica­ ted it to the government, that, under ctrlaifl tircumtlauctt the South were ready to'return. Leading statesmeu of the Snath, men of position and infiwenee in the Southern Confederacy, bad ex- well as himself, above tbe intrigue of ocratic rule—the past to bo forgotten ; tie public on boti tidet lo be provided parly, k*’d tbe plottings of corrupt men, for ; and by gones be by gones, if tbe in their endeavors to distract and ruin the North would, and the Union once again country. Thus be nobly takes tbe re­ bo restored. The announcement was re­ sponsibility upon himself, and vindicates ceived with tremendous cheers. However history may judge of Gen. Burnside’s Virginia campaign in a mili­ in the District of Columbia, and Insure a general amnesty of Jeff. to lake tbe responsibility where he fiiils Tombs, dee., beaidos ami modestly asking credit when be syc- bandage all contrabands who have es­ Davis, Floyd, returning back caped through tbe chances of war. to These the proper relation between the people, terms are snatched at by tbe great leader the Government, and the Generals in tbo of Democracy, and they are busily en­ In bis report, he not only assumes gaged in educating their partisan* up, or field. the responsibility of bis movements, but doic/L to their infernal level. ho tells tbe Government and tbe people Now see bow why he attacked as be did, tcAy'he tailed ested men, look at the attitude of the in his objects, and wAy ho withdrew bis Peact Democracy. Tbe London Specta- . forces over the river. the people have a .right to know (when it can be done without injury to the ser­ vice) the reason of success or failure, and who nre the responsible authors. Not His stupendous failures so, McClellan. were strategic changes of base, successful­ ly executed, so long as the public could be humbugged; and when that waa im­ possible,. a venal nnd press tory were permitted with impunity, to assail inno­ cent persona, through whose aid aud by whose fiivor tbe Genaral hi meet f was be—and that too when such assault was calculated, as it was intended, to divide the loyal people, and give encouragement to traitors. unprejudiced, disinter­ lie evidently be­ lieves this to be a people’s war, and that -May the people learn wis­ dom from these things. May the Gov­ ernment and the Generals in the field also learn a lesson of wisdom, in learning to trust the people, and thereby quell the rankling of evil passions. For we now 'warn them, that while the remembrance defamation, shall go down in deserved inftmy, history will preserve the names of those who rely alone on I izm <if .it Slavery Aliivarv Proclamation, of the abolition judged an honest, earnest patriot, willing Burnside seems to understand their own merit, and trust the intelligenBe and mag­ nanimity of the people, in eftaraatwa of What can we hope from a party that puts forward such resolutions Ita these at such a time as the present—or indeed from tbe people an>ong whom that party is regaining the ascendaukif that be really the case 1 They lay down principles which, if they are not akin to those of tbe rebels, differ from them only in. being more petty and more contemptible, with­ out being a whit nobler—that contain the seminal principle of secession without the vitality .of puipoao that renders se cession strong. The Democrats, indeed, take care to adore (nmystically) the word Union, but strive with all tbeir might to undermine unity of purpooe, which can alone give that word a meaning. The eosth has adapted a standard, a principle, a distinct vital spirit. The Northern Democrats see. and instead of meeting it by a counter principle, by en­ couraging every movement which will give them one heart and one purpose, they solemnly proclaim the tremendous impartanoe of Bot taking issue with the South thereupon, of rerarving to them selves the right to keep tbe ranooruus southern leeven among them as long and aa strong aa they may choose ; they re­ iterate their general sympathy with tbe principle of caste on which the South is dow rallying ita fnrcea—and assert their solemn determinatfoo never to pay a penny to relieve the border States nf tbe difficulty, and never to rectvs a colored laborer from the South- os from the bor- living light. As if a Union could exiM without a na- Mjlitakt Aanarrs.—The following ex­ tract from a letter written by General letter from “Wi," published last week. . "Binoe we came here, we hare been, and are now, quartered at the Soldiers Retreat, near tbe Capitol. Oor faro has into camp to morrow, when, of course we will fare better. We ure to go Into camp <m Meridian Hill. The Hon. F. W. Kellogg wns in our quarters an hour ago, and made a short address. Hr aasurwi us that we will be armed acoOrdlngti/<x>Dtiract,wlth afivosbootlng breech loading rifle, (we came off without wir arms,) and that we shall be properly fit ted and prepared liefore we take the field. get into camp, and things are regulated, we shall be promptly paid, and things shall ba arranged to our entire satisfau lion. And now a word about our horses. Of course this would necessitate raeeeitatc the toe ,8|< dr,,n, of lh(.m <err .hipped be­ repeal ofConfiscatiun laws. 1Emancipation । fore ^.nem BUrted. and the balance tary pointer view, be must inevitably be cocds. For.the most part, the nounced by tbe Democratic Congressman elect—Fernando Wood—which terms REBEL TERM! OF FEACB. out a vestige of naiinna! nobility. Why, send. HI..,—, after;■ ,1... — I... soon the I,art last .arrived lost ..r.nirw evening. Tho jaunt was very hard for them, and they show It badly. A few were lost on the way, one from company K. We have also been abort of forage for them on aceount of some irregularity in the Quartermaster’s dep«rtment. But it lo hopeai time In a few days, all these difiiciHties will be overcome, then soldiers and hones will fare better. Tbe health of the regiment, generally, is good. There are but few sick st pres­ ent, and we left but few sick ones be­ hind. The weather has been delightful since our arrival; more like the month of April than that of December; some days alm>«t hot-ribe nights though, are rather chilly. Yours Truly. M. Bawd. Co. K. 6th Bag’L Mich. Cavalry. to his support, an awful Imtebery would have been averted. After the battle it began to be whispered about that Gilbert for their the present contest but ourowrii mre Srraixw, «ad Union, *»oH •m State*, nothing for helping friewda, egro laboret SiWUMM of bar hearts, sod be intimidated from commencing again iheir .horrible robberitf.and buid>fljOTi. ,, f South hy him, Isthaniel rv, and I’iB be arelinia. and waa rhea 16 year* old, Th® United States G^ivernmeot has raised for the war 1,100 000 men. Il has lost by disease and disaster, in death and disability, not to exceed 200,000. These neither amtmg the bnnered dead or living TATE OF MICHIGAN,) „ Barry Comity. I S Probate Crart. for raid county. (the General) lived. On rvadsns ai-d fillur tbepeLtiuo. duly rcriliej of WillUm Me»d. praying lual tto taat Wifi watf MBOBM BFSMHBBBtaii1 ssij’^s niimA «• prototc, and tto Executor ttorvin named duly ■'KX- Hl. or^Kd-tMt-TueMlay. tbe tbir- SPECIAL NOTICES WAR CLAIM AGENCY! ' n>. * I — I. — —, — — .11 .U — teauth Hath | dax of January next, at tea o’clock. a.d required to appear at aeM»ioa of uid Coert. u to to holdeoil the PrutoteMfee In the rib BQUNTY. BACKPAY. PENSIONS, If he wants a newspaper be is quite as Kalamaxso, Michigan. likely tn gu out and get it as be is to send A. A. UAPPEJV, Bfter it. If he wants io see the Secretary decll MMermy «/ lai of State, he generally goes out an«l makes a call. . Al night, from ten to twelve, he usually makes a lour ail rtaind—now nt OTIC^teleraby'MvM, teal <b» Seward’s and then at Hailevk’s; and if •bis berHoforr exiuing. omWr Qm Burn'fide was nearer, he ••■aid aee him style of "Van Brsnl A Marble," ia thii each night before he went to bed. Those who know his habit* and want to see him nthwaod to MtUs and colter* ths ••«*«, rad w fete at night, follow-him round from place to place, and the Inst srarch generally c., heretofore carried on bjr uid Brni. will i brings him up al Gen. Halleck’s, ns hu ODtinord by J. R. VaX Bkcwt. Hutin^ DcceoUr U. 1MR ctin got the latest army iiitelligencp there. _ JOHN S VAN BRUNT Whoever else ia asleep or indolent, the dec 17 -MTEI.COM MARBLE. President is wide awake and around.— thrvof, bv csMlng .a OopT limbed in Hie "HMtfngs printed and circulating It 8HBRMANC. PR INDUE. DisAoluticn Notice N Pi:0BA TE VllbEK.-^tK^Rof MICHIGAN County of Many w. . • ‘ ( ? At a acMioa of the Prolmte Court for the C«tiht» of Barry, ttottfrti'nt tbe Pretete (Mfee.in tbe vli- Cor. Boaton Journal. Army Bttsat>.—A correspondent of the Springfield Republican soye. that tbe bread dealt out lo ••or army on the Rap­ pahannock, was packed in Mat, '52, but D*L Rudack'a Bitter*.—Uy 'reQsfcncc H aMiOR*. sod show cm«b.-!X any iterate, -wl t prater of the prtitiixwr ahawld not be *ranlc !. i. r....i l—-U .u., .1 ...... must be much older: “During its‘Peninsula campaign,’the bread Ix-vamc inhabited by a very lively species of insect nf a brown color and amiable dtspnaitiAn. Varintw stories arc told of these crackers hi camp, some of which are mundtMis fabrications. One was that the insects were purposely put in the bread to save foule trnnsptirtatioii. and that when the commissary wished to transport the bread, be simply whistled and it came Itself. Another was that four of these crackers were seen on bat­ talion drill one evening, going through tbe evolutions with great precision. One THE of the boys’had a lot of bread thickly seulerl as’ to be uneatable, and brought it MUKTliAGK SALE New Advertisements. down to th» commissary tn be exchanged. He wae told to lay it down and take wh­ en, when ha very honestly art*d, hadn’t I better hitch ’em 1’” 1 Nevini PilibE OF NEW r. and Mate of Mieliiaan, YORK. taacaiber, in Um year at iMTe Spectallty. GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN GE-ijus. Hiasixo or Nobtrbkn “Sxcbsu’’ Ad dbrs.—The must unfortunate result of our repulse at Fredericksburg, Is the boldness with which it bus inspired rebel sympathizers nt the North, fortifying them in some instance*' to ’the point of The New York Mercury reproducing sentiiuenls which at one time they were only too glad to apologise for and explain away, in order to retain loyalty of their TWO their It to with no fear New Yoax Mmccst for thti year (1WW) will be richer in every luxury of Polite Lileratnre than ever before, hia no upstart of •peculation, oo temporary •‘eenaalion.'^bel. a Ural class literary weetlj, which haa bees familiar to the Cuited SUU. hr a ,u.H.r rf a aa.Urr; aa4 >Ul. Ua s'o'riuck A ll.7lnjU>sr' , iMge Mir. Ml Which Mortasae then: is cteimwl be due at the date of thia notice, 1 be t«h> mdrvd and fciorieeu dollars, (till.) and bo proediug» inlaaror equity Laving been instituted of H«u.p, in tte county uf Barry and Will to sold Bt public sustaMitor vsn^tate Ito highest bidder, st ths north front door of tbe Court I Hon»e, in the VilL*»B<ilB*liBgv-ia raid count v | of Barry, that tolng lb/plBM for holding tbs eirI cult court for said countr, on KMaWHn *M fourth I day of April, *. 7’b. "SJiZZ one ttourand stelrt bandred ” 1> au<! sixty-three, at one • ’dock. 'r. •., ortbat day. “?• '!' Ltt* iWr.’w’EBSr. cuuiug down their teleai erei their aubneription price, Tua by tnalnteina nil Ito grsst al BLACKSMITHING. IMS. ooparallelled CONSERVATORY OF THE ENTERTAINING. Varse, GoMlp. Fenillelon*. BroedaidM ofHutnSr, and polished Editorial., combine to epitomise all the charm* of WIT AND 8EXT1MEMT! The Subscrilier is pn*pa>«*d th do all! IlMtings Nor. 1st 18S2. X. PARSONS. matter" with them. CONSUMPTION,^SCROFl'LA- RHEUM Tua Dumb o» tub CirtTou—The mag nifraent dome of the capital ia «t»w rapid ly progressing to completion. The prfo- blundering aak immunity itojlt »s notice to । tbl* He has on orbit of his own, and been put in plaoe, and the. plates which constitute the outer covering are being set. and will Ims finished before tb« 1st of After thie shall have Iw-rn body but the President appoints the January. Generals wf the army. This tellosf wa» done, nothing will.be left to complete the exterior of the dome, but thecuiMruetiriu of the lantern and ‘placing tbe ‘>ra*«wi»t* on the upper window, Tbe dome will be' crowned with Crawford’s gigantic statue «d freedom, which is nineteen feet high, and weighs U.000 pounds. 1779, to Governor Tramban, is worthy traitor friends ;■ oplnHo he will do, from noy thing <i*»ne yesterday. One of the strange incidents of this strangely managed war, has recently the countenance and support uf loyal There is touch reason to fear been divulged in Ky. An officer by tbe people. name of Gilbert waa in command of a that underlyingtbe simulated patriotism large body nf Federal soldiers, at Perry­ ofia certain class of journals and partizan ville, when Buell permitted tbe rebels to leaders, there is n vein of tenderness tow gain an important advastage, for which ard the rebel chiefs which only, await* a in «my other service but this he would favorable moment to show, itself in the have been shot as remorelessly as a dog form of overt acta, designed to establish —Gilbert acting as a Major General.— Jeff. Davis and his traitorous comrades He stand with his forces within sight of tbority of the Federal Government.— These pimps of treason in the Free State* long for the flesh puw which they ffnoytr of imminent deetrection. ed when in full alliance with the Slave driver* of the south. “That’s what’s the but waa refused, although if ho had come of eonsideratiou st thin time, when traitor sympathiser*, (hey »m fbrm « date of Dee. 17th, from the 6th cavalry, at Washington. Of hie country, and justice toothers as accused innocent men. Govern met tn MRK''M«i> - punishment In proof that the Democratic Organi­ sions it hoped to arouse in ths public niiud : day of January -----resenmire scarcely a mechanic art (<rr a laborious oecupatiou butjs represented. It* com Ijka ♦.burab shell into, tbe wnp of,dis­ sation is opposed to a.vigorouB prosecu­ stitution would be only a constitutions! maudinga®«<T,M(U<tr John G. ChHmlH'rs, loyal, democratic achamara. No sooner tion of the war, we append Aba. following is a printer by.trade, nnd ha* been prin­ reform. 1 ' -j .<*■’. J ter, soldier &d reporwn iTe teaccountNow let me ask any candid man if the ed one of the bravest officers in the ser­ theiq jTinleqiitents seized hold upon the newspapers showing the Peace proclivity English press does not daguerreotype the vice. and fa'the’Wul’of hf« regiment. It occasion* tin heap unlimited abuse upon of the party. The Richmond -Examiner, parly’s plana with life like resemblance. was a fit and timelv meeting—the sturdy lbi» ofiicors uf the Government, against of November 8th, spunking of the results And yet they tell us they are in favor of blade of HaesacbiMeUs ha* made itself iraggXrt and malignant foe. of Northern •lections, Bays : a of Massachusetts will always wkh’thv tfltsrlor object of aiding the re­ against their “southern hretbbrn." Look bellion. AU manner of false reports and tbe North convey the idea of an emphatic its brave commander. Other regimsnta yjpg accusations were scattered among and impressible popular verdier against from the State arc also in Gen. Foster’* she Abolition faction which has ruled the n people, whom the reverses of our arms, government at Washington. Tbe North­ Clellan, Boell, Fitz John Porter for geo- expedition. and the capture of the Lieut. C«L and 70 men of the South Carolinla anti the slaughter of friends had render­ ern papers attempt to loosen the vsiae of ed nervous aud suspecting; and aggrava­ the results of the elections in the eyes of out thewweiitag from this devilish rebel­ by the 28d Mastaehuaetts will give an additional amulatorv more live to “do or ted by grave doubts, aud annoyed by the soutL The value however is deter­ lion. Fit men for the policy! Are these die."—N. F. Eecniny Poti. mined by the circumstances that the pein, . natural fears, they were (it subjects te be the only mon fit to lead our armies 1 Is ci pal idea on which the recent canvass in wrought upon by1'the infitraous charges the North was conducted, was that the the Democratic Peace party only capable Fereouai Bahlts of the Fnatdent. of^hq’tory press. And that press was Democrats were a peace party in disguise, of governing the country? God Almigh­ Those wb<» know the habit* of Presi­ not^low to . take advantage of such a and with this issue thrust in their laces ty save us then ! ortM art hail More dent Lincoln are not surprised to bear of state of things. To show our readers tbe the ppople of the three meet powerful hispersnnsl visit .to General Burnside— ■ States in the North have gvien unprece­ anon. nor. would any such be astonished to know <tMi'mu» of this onslaught upon the Ad­ dented majorities to the Democratic can­ that he was in New York at any time. ministration we make a single extract didates and a blow to the Abolitionists Letter Hma the Sixth Cavalry. If be wanted ta.aee anything <fa anybody, from the N, Y. World, claiming tx' be that will stagger them into tbe back­ - We received, cuu late for publication be would hens likely to come on mt to ‘this report has fidhn Fredericksburg, IT CCOTT. M. Cwt, for the . Hwu Pncxs st RionMowD.—A man has arrived at Staff ilk, from Richmond, He says that in Richmond Federal rtvor.ey is worth twice as much as tin- Rebel note*. He hsd dn a oommon pair of ieari puniafoons which he sirfd cost 625 Ladies’ dreimes were selling ** HOO xnd upwards. Gold is worth 250 per cent premium. Peracma attempting to enter tbe rebel lines with article* from the HEGtMAN A CO.*S GENUINE COD LIVER OIL ba» bt-en proved by seai-lv 30 year’s experi­ ence tbe mm remedy for -.CONSUMPTION, Ac.. •Mi while it cars* ll-e disease U givss Besh end Mreejjtk to Um mUasL Bee th.* you get tbe eiWMKB. Sold by Druggists gruesally MEG KMAN A CO.. Droggtet^ New Yurt. SAVE Y.Qy^SILKB. RIBBONS, dec. n BO EM AN A eo/B CONCENTRATED BEN­ ZINE, resibves 1'aii.t.Gn-aac Spots. Ac.. inaiasUy •nd elasu.Gtero^Stlk*. Ribbons. *<t, equal to new, witboat Ininrr to ths most AsHosfs oolsr or fiabris. Only u orate per bottle Bold hr DnigLdwITmt] THE HEIRESS 6f*CABTLE CLIFFS. _____ _ coum Maw, faol um, cunva. m. ICE WITH CLV< > •>> easna HEGKMAN^OO, I CtomistsA Draflgist TVS their goods confiscated. neallMBtahM •7- - .'^■IMWrY SNOW. l»/ »/ mit to The weather at New Orleans it fine. if moo will not Ao tbeesMlowe X. p. XTAtmimc.E. �co: ixrrxc THE HOAD TO HA t-PIXESS. Sartntjj Jhirt Ctrrntl Of TH* WJUtfLY i HI Oilro, Dec. 94. P*rol«d prtooMn uk» M Holl, 8pH*>> *rrl,«IUre and hrtoak Ik* follovtoa l»at. OoTowd., nijtolel^nm.wu, r—!•«! *1 Holly Spring* from J*duoa wring th* plno* wa. manand by rabria awing for rrinforaaniaau On Friday morning, all troop, bat about SOO urra aaat to Jaakam. Tka Wichifma n and « Passas tral Railroad O M: __ Night Experts. aan>« ntobt Ua aanmandar at Holly Spring, being appriaed that lb. rabala war. appr.»nbitell»CpWto, pWtat. nra ................ fc« A. M. Indi_ _ disaaaa. ln«.m.U..n ttftba Bi.’ri. Sk|n,y^ BUMar. Liter C—plaint, J.mriioe, told tba ktrribta train of nnttenmitaoia tednead by th. oaa to Quinina, Calomel and mar. M rial pnimta. may rely upon a an Hl aura by tba uaa of thaaa pin*. Thana pill, ar, aa Impnwamaut on all Pillu, Powder, Oile and Said Uta wnww In uaa Ladar NEWS . AT'THB ONLT BXCLDMTZ CASH STORE! —ureeiu op- GRANT & SPAULDING IN BATTEE CHEEK! -■< i. Kxpreas,.r....ixrror. ■ Mail................... . ...........................1:M “ Sight Express................... %.... t:U A. M. WATCHES A JEWELRY, AT WVOUEms A«» BKVAIR, “LOW PRICES” lb«ir to*........... tba patient ineraaaaa In atmngth. alaapa wall, eara wall, wd par. fnm. all the foneUnna nf Bfo wall. Par. Elaced three mile* net 6h all the roads, ut the rebels seem to bsve enne in be­ tween tbe roads aud the pickets, and damp or malarious made no alarm, and tbe first heard of 5. RICE, Gan’l Supennteafittt. the enemy, they were in town firing - -------------------- , --- — r. .. about tbe sleeping man. Some resistance was made but It was Physicians will find ia these pilh, a of course feeble. In a short time the vegetable substitute fur Calomel and Federate were overmtwered and compel­ Mercury—will likewise find them a led to surrender^ The attack was made treasure In cases of Erysipelas, Infiamast day break. Tiro b uodrad Federals are oftbe B«rerok Yel|<.w. Typhoid. Billioua Tijk Circuit Court for this county will reported killed ard wounded, 100 cap­ and other Fevers, where the patient is commence its January term on Monday tured and afterwards paroled. Tbe bal­ too weak t«» risk a dose of common draa ance escaped. tic Pills, Oils, Powders, dec., these pills the 12th of next month. ft was reported at Memphis that tbe will purge thoroughly, bat will not weak* rebela had gone toward Grand Junction on tho patient. Thr Lkgislatcrr' of this State will with the intention <>f tearing up tbe road, Drastic purgatives In tbe treatment of convene nt the Capital on Wednesday but nothing is known positively. acute or In&unatory diseased should be At Holly Springs they burned a large the ,7th day of January rjexk ,, . . avoided, owing to tbeir local action, by quantity of cation, over two hundred Irritating the coals of tbe intestines, they wagons, nnd a depot full of commissary only exeita the bowels to peristaltic The Board or Sc ckr visors for this stores, ammunition, dec.' All valued at mors menu, while tbe bile, and other county. commenced tbeir adjourned scs- [ $500,000. The number of rebels is gsdiseased humors are left circulating la simi on Monday. As thejr sitting will timated at 5.000 under Von Dorn. the system. RAD WAY’S REGULA• •• ■ 'entire • ‘ A smnll guerrilla force made a raid on PILL5 are the only safe purgative med­ probably occupy the week, we the suburbs of Memphis, pillaged several icines tn take in cases of this kind. shall n ot be able lo publish their stores, carried off 100 cattle and 180 proceedings until week after next. mules. Excitement at Memphis exists in consequence. A meeting waa called Thk Sabbath Schools of the Prosby- ! on Monday nigbt to consider tha best FOR DRY GOODS! ytgai Jfrtiru. A. L. SKINNER, ■we-btill— FJWJJ rrOADO—BTATEOF MIOHIO A X County ef Barey, tt. Has io Btwe , An Immense Stock ©sift ©©nnpwrmow HOUS LIKE OF TRADE; or Drtilsh Burtt, widow Ot that AdmlntetraUon of to Alfred E. Fowler. Thereupon it la ordered day of J«t>Mty osxt, st tea o'eloefc A . 1 SMlgMd for tb» tearing of Mid petittcc that tbs Mrs st lew of asid dsoeaao&ad aU Come and See I! BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED bMTiBf ttersof, bycMetag soomrof tbi tobepubHabod In Ite HsMtngsbaaur. I- — LA --—a- DIRECT EBOM WHICH IEWT (DDaiOKEENMf iterhm and M. E, Churches of thia village, ’ mcnn* ’'f defense, unite nt each monthly cuncert, at which ij»k—UMk F-lar arvi.aj h.ra fa day. Aitor Ira. i.vKitorto«. Ml feraa took Goldsboro without much loss. After tearing up tho railroad, burning tbe ties, and destroying rails and telegraph, so that they cannot again be used, be reluntad to Nwwtom.. N. C, to atolriy. Tba oaieartaara told . . . each ol the respective «i..l ud.illa. alternately at ■churches, «>n the evening of the last Sab •bath in each month. . _ ____ , _ _____ ____ Wa. Cun Auncr.—A. A. Koappan Ally. nt Law. at Knlsninxim. is making j Headquarters Army of the Putnmac. lha cdlrtllon i.r bark pnv and touiulv I Dre. A.ItaunT irwre cr.w.ad the tod,..barged toul dare—J „1 thia altorn,.» .Id. a com tnu J _ _ msssion for Gen. Lee. Lee, the tbe pure purport of b • _ msssinfl for Gen. ■diers, a special business', and as he nerrr which lias not been made public. failt lo collect or pay oror to the proper■ Richmond pnpers of yesterday and to persons, we would advise those having। day have found tbeir way hero. 'Die Am­ ’ yMirrr says the lasses in A. P. Hill’s di­ micIi business to do to place it in bis vision oti tbe 13th was 211 killed, 1495 hands. See Ma card in ibis paper. wounded, and 1317 missing. This diets ion was confeonted by Franklin’s left, and S-iMSTiiisa Naw soa Harrises.—Du­ cun listed of six brigades, with artillery. ring a residence <tf nine years in thia .vil­ More than half tbe rebel loss uooarred in , this division. lage, we have never known a marriage Intelligence from below is tn the eflect ceremony solemnised in church until last ‘ that the rebels have considerably strength Sunday evening, when Mr. Jvlics Rus­ ■ ened their forces at Port Reyal, and that sell, nnd Miss. Chablottr Barvuw werei j tho enemy maintain a contraband eumunited in the holy bonds >>f matrimony, -at the close uf the Sabbath Scln»u! Con- *cert. Rev. A. II. Gastos officiating. -Masonic.—At tbe regular meeting of‘ llsMting* L«>dge No. 52. of F. & A. M., held on the 27th inut, the following offi rets were duly installed: ' A. P. Drake, W. M. Daniel Striker. S. W. Go... W. Mill-, J. W. M. W. Riker. Secretary. Daniel Cook, Treasurer. Eli B. Tbroop. 8. D. A. H. Ellie, J. D, muniention with tbeir Northern friends, via tba Polomar and Matuip.m.x Creak, crossing the Peninsula and Rappahannock at Leeds, nboul thirty miles below this point Several soldiers belonging U> a New Jersey regiment, on tbe recent advance of our army across tbe Rappahannock into Fredsrwkaburg. captured from the vaults uf the Fredericksburg Bank over $30,000 in $10 and' $20 gold pieces, aud a large quantity of bank notea. The Tribunt't special, Washington. j 28th says: “The enemy’s Cavalry, (uf I course Stewarl’a,)got entirely around Burnside’s army yesterday, having Dum­ fries In their pnss«-s-ion in the morning. A body uf troops under Qil. Canby, who it Ik is IO charged, VIIt* I VJ, bad M.V no ,,ve pickets |z,ve*v— out, .'.aw, were ...... Ix-virw of the usually very sum at- Burprjllc<j ;n the night and auflered cap tendance upon tbe evening meeting* al I tUre loan extent difficult to fix. Rumor the Presbyterian church in this village, I enumerates our loss al from 1,000 to 2.3 utto ..f tbeco.dml h~x> »rtba&s C.» !'7,h ... : handled ano wilndrew in cuasioeranie cert, on Sunday evening, it Ims been sug- > |wgtp Amrs were first placed In the gtmtrd that the hiring of a couple to b« -hands - of this ■ regiment only-one weekago. married, at the close of each Fifteen wagons containing regimental property, are said certainly to be lost. publicly meeting, would be “a No. one” religious Sunduy evening, nearly every church member, and many others, in the village were present Wx kntkr tn the Weather Jourosl, thi-week, the fact that for two weeks almost ail bidinn uummerj pnly a little ton much rain. It has frozen slightly third as much. Prfoe only fiW. Retails st from ^’huj^ndV’ompcsition cased levers, Our intpr<-s«i<»n is, that if McCIcl jI Kroas gross hr by 7 J raajority. r.taji>rity. fr<»m from the South would not Eartern‘district of Missouri. This givstheentatidpation Republicans the control of the drlegation, they having fivs mem­ bers to the D«ry slave drivers’ four. Mr. Noell baa never flinched up<« tbe Union . columns (..-day*, thnt sparkling pleasure qiirsihm. and was ibe first man In Conto all eyes, the elrsrnnt and entertaining grrsa to intmduoe a bill fur oom pensated Proclamatjow.—Tn our xVrw York Mercvry. proclaims its inten­ tions for tbe ne* year of 1R68. ft*.s a cbaming “guide, philosopher and friend” /<W4»vrryb.Miy. and enablea tbe n ind. ould be like missing tbe face you love PHINTS Oaband and ’or Sale By the Pound gold. Price only |)8. Ratailaat from fiSO to filOO. hunting Composition Whleb we oflsr'at cased army WATCH. Richly sugrarsd. Jewrlsd work a Unsurpassed lor Sutter., Trv Pries fill. Retail* st frxHnMG to filOO. A great variety ofother Warcun, at I GOOD PRISTS At 10 and 12| cents per yard. li’KDUCIEID KBIKEBS. LNGPRINDLE, Judge of Probata. doclO proba rx ord^.srm of michig as, i^, 1R^„ ,lu OpJ, Cooktt or Dior. is. ey stone*. f«. Imitation Diamond, »|,5o Locam — Double Glaaa. richly ’ vi—»a-«. s_».i wigrarad. fifiPersona whittling say of the abort, have only to 1 letter to ouraduit br return mail, handrod and sixty-lwp.’ Prasant, Shartnsn C. tn the amount of Prtndla, Judgs of Probst*. in the matter of tbe retain of Jesse J. MsUison, 1 etc of eaid County, deceased. On reeding and filing tbe petition, duly verified of Albert M. Joms. praaring this court to maha a decree anthorisiag Wilhstn C. Preu sdmistetru- We ha*e every kind of goods, such aa ■F will flmd It A. L. SKINNER. GROCERIES data* Deosmter ITth, IrtS. irunAiii, • irr, 1-68 ,al ten o ctets, in we lore rnedfor tbe bearing of said petithe hairs al tow of said deceased,and oas istares bers fiir '63 is likely to outnumber that y ? ■' The official returns give the aggregate Union vote In the eighteen states that v<fted Chis Pall as 47 .000 more tban tbe aggrvgets Deroocretie vote, and tbe dem- ocralic parly have nowhere received as HARD-WAREI tajrGen. Burnside in the movement against Fredericksburg, aayh *4 ww in command ««f the army, and held me re­ sponsible for the failure.” Gen. MoClslIan in his Peninsula campaign, says “I was in command of the srmv, but bold tbe Administration responsible for the foll- jy See .“Coslar'a” advertisemeats utrrwuMution of all kindt and tptciei of I t:x;zxz Frrwu’n. gy Sold Has-totos, Mien., by gists, Grocars and Storekeepers generally. SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. ) ao*M | Judge of Prob* CHANCERY ORDER. QTiTi optncmoaX.-Sib'b THE CffiEAT CAUSE OF cu, C>re«l< Court ferto. Oaaaty atthny; I. Ctua—r. at BwU.p, Ul. l.j. y._ _» ter, A- D. one thousand cl|tl>t handixty tws. Milan WAU^f. (Anftiainant, HUMAN MISERY DRY GOODS! Jnl P^UtAni, in a S^lnl ,n "Lft; Priet 5 Ctt. A LECTURE BY Da- CULVERWELL, ON THE CAUSE AND CURE of Hpennatorrbem O>nsumpooa. Mental sad Physical ItebUUy, Nerroua- Dullness of of every description rwy * Allan. Soliriion UEC poaranofl ba causa his an »wer to lh< Uli lo ba filed, and a copy tterec.. on Um Complainant-. Sofieitore, within twoaty day. after mrvica oo him of a copy of said bdl aud Stacks of . Incepecitr; the quvncea of Youthful Indiscretion, Ac., Ac. GF" This admirablo Li-eture. .elssriy proves Slot tb<* ahava anumrraled. often sell-amirtrd evils, n without should resident Defendant, Edward Landon. And it is further ordered, that within twacty days thoaomplsinaat cawe a PWW of this order tteZ-ad p-btartfoo b. aoa—e-h waak for HIT WMU in Cl6 thing, MORTGAGE 8ALB. ■JUXA H- Brass*, of Orosgsvilto, Barry couMlr. Slate of Michigan. toSxscK. Borts*. of Rich•_ J l- .8— auarf Haats ltiButaBSkS~ Circuit,Court Cojnmi«»ioner. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. .tow of THESE HARD TIMES w. ara selltag The ttfficial votes for Congressmen in the nine districts «»f Missouri, foot up 8G000 egalfirt » Rule abort of 170.000 giv­ en st the Presidential election in i860. Tbe abuenteea sre psrtiy traitors wbn dare not ebmr tbeir hands, but U) a still living ur dead or exiles for opiuloa’s Unusually Low! of Lyman HUI. to tbe ti-H-ad ' Six month* _______ Wheat, Corn, Onto, Butter, Lard, Pork, Il iatolitnatud Uat Gau. Hallut* aud and finally almost everything yon hnvs bell Secretary GBAXT y srsnBMiG iMton thrH, nm ne waa JS8i nrsrc in RouRTa|dc STRixan, and by tbe Drug­ OUR GOODS Jeff. Daria. fokAs'/aiac* ta Tenn, ’ Fowls. To Dutroy-------- Inseota on Animals, dec. To Dro/roy——Every form and species of Vermin. In this paper for tbe dtttrttction and utttr sell. . ygr Don't fail to give us a calE the Union majorities k’seven. Dtttroy—— Rats. Roaches, <kc. Dttiroy-------- Mice, Moles, and Anta. Dtttroy--------Bed-Bugs. Dttiroy-------- Muths in Furs, Cluthoa, &e., &c. To Dntroy-------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To To To To emanci patina. vttf^r Thii Oct. B2d, 1902. BdXWS & S»E3l best for r. year, and its army of subscri­ «t the Unfaa. leaatlfal |SlylM nf Maltefo at Xtcti >er Yard. [Z £m copy. 1 •I. Chased. a Mat pattoni, *1. Imitation Diamond Si. Court has given judgment for $4,000 in ench <»f f«»ur esses. Wood did not de­ fend. Other suits sre pending against him, which will foot up over $100,000. and these judgements are good against Wood's body, as be is able to pay. Jon bad been in Virginia, bo A Notablb T) BOB ATE Order*—State of MIAlgsa. JL CouutT of Barry, sa.—Al s sassioe of the Pro­ bsts Court for ths county of B«r ' '’ ' Probata Oftce. in tbe THlare ol Monday, tbe 8th day of Doeei sand eight bondrod and sixtyBhermsn C. Prindte, Judge oTP In the matter of tbs estate of B tote of said oonaty decMsod. On reading and filing lb* petition,duly verified, of laabella WiMM. widow of said deoessed, pray Englisb manufacture Morrmeat: eapp^i and full jgtr- Fernando Wood has been sued by persons claiming damages for assaults nnd injuries received during tbe police riots in 1857,when Wood wm Mayur^nd resisted tbe execution of a State law. Tbe only two <>r three nighls during tbe time, j AnOTHBR EmAXCIPATIOK CoNGRRSSMAW -The r.Mtda have l»«-en oneeoatmuftus mud- j 4 ,|ntc>M Mistarit'Ri.— Tho official count uf tade. so far as we have had any report uf deeta Jobn W Nod| to Q,ntbein. fr-uto Tkne !• aixtMlUwa per yard, •tylMofWATTHMand Jbvxlbt. being fctmumd ■---- ----*- ■ a—r___ n— speciihfojn. . -It was apt*Ucabl« Get that ihi 3000 yd* plant and :fonny BUk, S. c. PBIXDLE. Jurist of Probata. Philadelphia. Dec, 24. A Fortress M**nr<-a letter of the 23d time the m-i vires are very mforerfing tn I prfpow to do. - -israat assis :i �Items. >uld take aji itaad walk street aud * « • BY DO. BMWAB1S..,..1 i"; Rad w a Y-sHK-NOT-arEaw .............. Rmnt.VKNT.. >a inches of clean sawdust, or other dry por­ ous material; 2d, protection from the dirfetvsykOTA OVMWlApipe through which to, drain off or pump out your hope.>er, and area kruptcy enmt season in an enclosure made by notching _ •"•2 yaivolk) daunt?. b M*W»flUT|ll* fity41 X*b nowteal jjxnl tystiqii v ■«AT« RSNOVATING RnMKVBNT-srm care the wars: taxes of Kkin Disesxe, Se&mtewji illis, FerirB4rta,;Utou«, orBasw^tto RvwdpMd ■Chat CMbwpreduced. T.bti^yrap.ls liigby tai: <*ntroi«d,.xresdiogly powstffo, two teaspioafote fismg a ftrtl d— - - It -to —rely Vegetable,-tot £. .ott ifogMlnM • Burec^B^kaa'YiuL Atiititit) Jtr< eqrtrtf Ba ^nifre-to ^abn^ rt> Mfl •wineL id Joee ”»» lands . iNfaiisaimna prfi idgta ww dt>ds*i toil Jtoi, bMriowi jnixi ejptvqB TO THE PUBUCA.-TMeateavsiMy <8kh‘ Dtoiases ttea h^« WMMYB VWVt|U EaaaasD.—Burke - -zfssesMW? hud have been introduced to ilia public for aor than six years, and have acquired on Myst 1 • ■ ■*' ■ ■ ?i tad sham raw tr. os'slr-jt smor- some papers in“Ets hand, on the subject «t> ,<oft »w*0U(iltI.»U,.: of whieb he Intended to make a motion ; -ieqmod fota !<»-»pwrq«sr-i vv-.w etssob-- I ju.ruxl, w q* eol “M r. Speaker, I hope the honorable gentleman does not mean to read that made by setu .right and boai 4andsjtl Is uf-bi* io*houae were I common studding up________ _____ _____ dust. Another has succeeded well by excavating—iuchtdteg tbe-em bank men t made by the soil thrown nut—about ta dfttUl^JbMl“P • stone walf. dry to Ihe-teip oFlbw-ground, for sxoeediug any Family Medicines of Hgsibtf natius in tba ssarket. . appreciating pubhd Wy__^Ung I Oitty fi."... r Cwru-fott. tn» UlhX IMV'TW necessary to success in keeping ice is ftPx RUtad, ia the first paruof thia article, andeach can beat judge for hftBselfga.tri whnt particular style of structure will beet suit his circumstances. ’VfobXTwuxA* •f doilars. paeh year in adrertiilng that* out of the bouse. Ge- rge Selwyn re­ marked it was tbe only time he bad seen the fable ruWrt UuW put to flight u. by tho braying'uf ah Asa." ■Humroat TBUUl»OTTUt». _ —----- ■ -.. _ uicsra. 8 buttes. which have been ahowerflfi upon him from TttER. White s. auu Gout, I Txt o’1,' ’LITE' UTTERS.' o*»-sx. r? * . • »cX .MRH aaAES jir-.-im Are pars ▼nretabteeatrsrta.Y Tbsy resniwll «]teas di*ovder» W ths hup— avsiatn -Ttosr rare* htt tots aadlMMarais tb* dteta s»d tataeyn; TCs» GaxctttMyo: “Attach a stout piece of ash stick to the C'.llar nt thn breast; fix it unrfer the boree’s"^Wn so that’ Ke can they gel, they will have the “kick in ihrm.’’ Spnietisnea mares kick from ticklishn—JlTwa'iickllUfi thing Ur deal with them, and I fear that daughters will Ire ticklish'. Kidcing, I arn Satisfied, is hereditary “in the female line. 1 had a ret-Htrt^kraiH.ngarcms.wltLkaaa .hr .stel mfr J«i..r.:-f ,|«n!ikfM!l mi r-“' . p'VJngw, LIVER REGELW fie RESOLVENT <IU Ins are •« enre. Pr.re I Dollar s botUs or six boitlrs for Fire DoUam I.CmWu. • DB. BA9WATS PILLS Kent to any address in ths United States, on receipt of an order, inclosing tbe unount, or may be collected by Express on delivery of tbe ma­ chine. When tbs mousy to sent with tbe order recistered, we gHSrantee Ito safe receipt and tbb de­ to kick so as lo injure the vehicle or livery of the machine,'anywhere within SUOCmiles free of any Express charges, !lflifrsM. • TSri'ls tertalMy’l Wlttr They are ojirruiit. tome, laxative alfniutant, Terr liberal arrangements for agencies. tying up one fore.teg. as> horw.oouliLiF>t Sec "M is so a or Fashions, or for full particnlara, counter-irritant. acdori&c.'Ulerallve. Ther are able subtrot upnn *“** lwo fi*1'*31 nul specimens of sewing, etc., send .stamp for return entireL^VerevtaMe.gnd UMb<Mtly . aubelilals for calomel. Mercury, AnUmony. Blue this mare, and'they wgfB.biidL kickers; postage. I*T1I. tta foe Artsna of Msdicino. As avaeasnts, AddreM, , this is only one instance; f knoW nt Many they arc more certain and Utorongh limn «he NDSE. DSNOUBT, Urasfte IW of Aloes, or Crotba snd Harictu Oil. instances of kicking being hereditary?* »r Etoterhim; and more soothing and heal tag 4p, BROADWAT, N. Y. than Senns, or Rhobarti, or Tamarinds, or Castor Every lady, mother, milliner ahd dress-maker, ’' Flax Cotiom.t—Chia of the principle should hare one of these vsluabte-sewing ms- OIL AS aLTKKATJVES difficulties in the way, of manufacturing Tbty-sxerciss a more po*e<fol Influence over ■ax cotton, Has been the separathm^of the.j the Liver, Md iia accretions than. coIomsJ, mer eery, blue pill, hence tbeir imporunoe in —es woody portion front the Tint An 'explokiUe process, which has been on trial at growth of some crops impoverishes the G—a inanaoerable of Otapbaai* and Lit or Cnapteint could bo montiuned in which th* PariSeood ITlk • BRAD THE FOLLOWING TSffnKONT; 1 ‘WoxV.W’Wx a CXuvrwu SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER Hen. John Cross srrites, -Breoklyn. Maroii >4 1^0. In the spnng <.r In5v I look a »ove.o cata ■ - *--- * — -’ I - - . . J —___ 7 \ SORE THROAT......................... In fifteen minutes. TOOTH-ACHE.............................. in three mlnntea. NEURALGIA (paroxysms ot).. .in »ve minutes, no • u a.* ISH-tlK.-IA CROCK............................................. ta tea minstea. SPASMS............. ................ —... re d«e mtaetes. DEEP SEATED PAINS by a few applwaitoaa la all eases whore pais to Mt, tbe READY RI but^Md no ttepertstSX---------- -- —... bytrrifrtiof theensts ofthsto—ise* In artrte and inttatnmstorv desea>re. tbs irrita­ tion produced by (he Drastto Purertlve Fills will not only increase the etoeasc, bwi > induce aleera tfoe: *irefbre.ereate*<ition to vtertrud tartattMkpofffiflamunonof the bowels, bilfou. c>|lc, riivnifntism.Wtm«,>e,fhte*Mndrtpilhitetek . TfRADWA,Y% MLL8 Aretokre^ctrre w,U foils* Thoronread— rt. dhWale ihs—os. eb—k Rfirotnatuun. Bnlargemret ef the Liver. Spleen F.ulergemvn!,-dia—es caused by the ekesaaire nee ofcalotueLMerenry. Quinins. in which onlchl- M BhiCb JnYslIm .Traboid,.* « will cure all the aforementioned diseases, sad, of themselves, will relieve and enre Hcuda-zhe, ' Ckstivienaae,' Oolio Paine, CMUhtJjforljha. Indigwtian, Pain tn ika' £tnL«Z», Otwfltudluy..Eesfo tat-* Esst »tlb Street. Ji. Y.. I writes; Aug. 18, had s diffomUy with tbe action tonotioeal. or co •re the amot actire and dkoruagh pills task have over been introduced. They set so flfttflV ®flo» the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an- estent as thrt ths Mstesi doe* not rekpse into ito former at>fditiun, which is too apt to Lo the case with rt—ly a ptrrgMH. pid . TLey are really a TiVooi. u m VA-V which, in coqjunetion with die .1 ■&\.oo& Wn^n, It broke up mv cold and for St «mee. Pre* Iona to this attack, I had been trortitod with dyepepM. severdt mouthsr I hsvsfeli nothing of ttwbes. •oil, tn ore than others; secondly,that tome crop* make richer manure tiian others. scid.tr of the stomach, sad promote digestion, It Thns. a crop of red clover does not im­ poverish the .oil as much as n crop of TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. timothy grass, while a Wd i»( clover hay ■will make manure worth half aa much We say that Radwat's Rxnor Rkukf is the again as that made from a ton <»F titodthy moat elegant and powerful medicine known in tbe hay. The same ia true of peas and beans. world. This to not boosting-, try it, if you feet Tfie manure from a given weight of three skeptical, and be cottvi—d.. It ecmblnes in its com position the properties of a diffusive stimulMt is worth double what it is from oats, rye, m Mti-aoptie, a mild but offactive Astringent, and n direct power over the nerrts, neither narcotic or Indian corn." nor anodine, that relieve* pain, in a manner pe collar to itself, and for which wo have no word in StiRixKAOK ov Bat asd Oiaa bt Dkt ixo.—An exchange state* that the loss internal administration. When applied exter­ upon hi* weighed July 20th. when cured nally, it will be found a moat powerful counter enough to put in the barn, and again irritant, mstMtiv redden mg tb, .urfece to which Fehragry 20th, has been a be JOI peroenL Bothel »16 a ton in the field is equal to wards when weighed from ____ winter. The weight of oobs in bubs$l of ewn ia November, ascertainecTU) he. 19 petm^, was <x»ly Tj poowdn to May.— . The tart ofgrioffinga bsttael Ol dry eob». ewtiBg.-Unafa<, f—liag aad mffler^ AJIOTHER .wito'careTqf Fever and Ague Jas: L nrumtey, merchant; IM Pulton, streA. New York, writes. August, 19, Itan •T fcSve . bee- afflicted wifi jiHra. arena pan icdwfth bleed iog, the last three y caw ; J u*Sd tbe Mcreitata «o heir duties, cleans purging from th i and Innrtrre bora Erpripoias, 1 ’ _ _ . , .Eruptions, Fits, Bartfulaits ponat^pt^n,^-. after trving every nedreM in hi* —ch AJTOTHKR ns cured trf Fever .Sore DJUUNaS U VSR RBGV£f .1T0p To those who do not wish to ba troubled with thinking, bat like to have tbeir thinking done by machine for the purpose. Tbe flax i* s?me one else, trerey wiZAosi crflanatiuo, that RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF taken front the Grid, without rotting or .threading, and divided by.a cutting ma Will relieve those who anger pains, instantly on chine into length to correspond with ©ol ■ ita nppltcauoo externally or bv its administration " 1 Bkin (’bisea.seo, , J^hrumatixm, Balt Jf’otum, Bick Headache, CDyspspeia, Liver Complaint, Pivor and fiffuc. Lcuoorrhaea, " ' "Fffnilo Oomtdainlo ONE person writes, her daughter'was cured ef fits of nine years' standing, sad He Vites' danoe of two yearn . ,. . ANOTHER writes, bin son was cured after his flesh bad al most wasted awav. The docton proanoaced the ease incurs- FAMILY MaHCWB, . ' LIFE UITTERH, ; • And now consider myself jfetteWy cosad.” .. i'. *' Ssrqfula, toUBBVWBK FOR TUR BANNER DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS TOTBOHyyilO after several years labor, has patented u Fa an (mpbuvkmxsts.—In seeking to Utei4fr<VU9rJ0<p fifTF “*■" ’vi ytmA rt-iHi* 11f.’! ....... - ?:.• . Is a. superior tonic and Auretie-, excellent- hi es— tif lose of appetite, ffatutenrt, female steak­ neat, irregularittes, pom In the aide sod bowtls. bMMkprotrudlBgiuid bleed Mg pHro,kndgreer»l Lockport, fi»r some time, proves substan­ tially a failure, aod-te to be abandoned.— It is thutaght, howkver, that'• the true ehine, where, pressure rollers on a revolv­ ing iron bed produce the friction by which the fibre is cleared uf .woody partides, the latter beitig rapidly reduced Ibid blown away. ’ ' ‘ .--a/rnh/l *»tij * Mwoh better iLm pjlto-Md much —ivr.to taka. had such an ugly use of her hind legs, and by bucklmg'-irstfrk'-unAe?her-chin, fast­ method bos at length'been discovered, by Mr; Charles Beacn/if Penn Yta, who, .iqa’iT/f bus ait|» j ■•^11'. I * 1UDWAT«<M..' -.b' ened to the collar in the. * ay I have des tM ^TeyT^^ :- U Kvi Xta«VMxX.e&. Uacnnditioaal Loyalty. not bend bis head taward,his breast, and he cannot kick high enough u> injure car, harness & Iuq\sMH^ Jta^judSxhorse, and c!c» mads of light fabrics, it will therefore be found almost ivralcasls. It issttaicbed to the table like a ssoing bint, and having no torie.oo. aad and requiring no lu­ cubration or change ot stitch, ia always ready for opsration, and such a marvel of simplicity that a child of six or tight years can vxdsbstaxd it, and XSYooiY. for the lift sad W* *-the body depends J.ESaSttoAs •’reNfaTf<T :£-• --niff^jynstF BCi/ff TtflW MME. DEMOREST’S Coun-Vr^. Ths peculiarity of ths *B\oo& VurVyit/T a\\& *V\X\* is that they strike at the root of Discos^ by ersdkmting etery pasticte'of impurity nam, BPLExpiD AJO ^Al^Ojyunt, yil.1 RUNNING STITCH. worth the trouble, a bit of bright steel may be fixed mi Ina eojter. with a claw to catch him under the chin; this will auistSEM' mubsc: gS XXX. SUBSCRIBE FOR TAB BANNER I T. Nm.1 H^Z. ’B.q.’vaA and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thud •nabfipg him to expend < BEBBY, Auditor S—qrt-l) ;W and in mortar the remaining distance to the top of the embankment, covering the whole with a ‘ gofxfr 'roof. All that is rtTSJ ' w«ira?rsr,?W ‘ Mr. Burke waa so swollen, or rather so neaniy suffoeated with rage as to-dte in capable du(Srte*fc&d abfcfctely ran - -.na. - ■ “fil.OOAJ 7, 't Bcrkk and ’ ww^v..” ,.q asaSMMMk:. >u •»„W><MaaClk, UOUA DARLO.cn tttmt*RXaULATSk 7 - • !.• bre AtooQ radrt J« «» < ;LIFE BlTttlUL -rtlTijU^yu. t«Mr?Sl Christof** 8tr— writes: -Feb. "fl. IMU 'ton bee* .nt LOCAL NEWS ' C.ooA 'WiAxeOn.ta, and yta should try then before going for a ^Gwt a Pwnphiei or Almanac of my local ^at^e*ST,’’T agent, and read the certificates, and if you haw ever doubted you will Darlmg’i Livor Bejufao ~Oow\»X wo vevove.. In affordier vnasedvate reteef. ft to- • tinraugb Over and MfflorM remedy.” - ; Un. -r BMMx,. >rtUu ■'rSnu, 2% IMUi.—IssMtrelteMM— swsalsliterMHtea jBtW’ilBB FOR’ THE BANNER dXkLINGB UVXR REGl.'LATOli. I did aossd focod it to cressste relreirnblr. retnor '"K^'bilsaadnnxiatagnrtHttelewttiviiy. 1 Uli vo nilu used it A* s , FAWLr MEDtctNE. . a erMuated ^/towoo wfasf, «My will found thin aad watery. - 1VOID sAUNE PURGATIVES. to# s^ajL.Wii.'na. ^tEEwarra srp®T. <h an bW ».;.g .-,hl.e y, OaM jmO -..v’ul-.1 J r-svas «mi*».<ta»AJno8iasq ,..rv„ „.«lt OWARD ASSOCIATION. V*tl«fcl- � 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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PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note the name change from Republican Banner to The Hastings Banner as of the may 7, 1862 issue. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download.